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The Ordway new era., 1919-08-22
WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN:

Rocky Ford, Colorado, June &c.
a meeting of the citizens of the county of Otero and
purpose of discussing the Japanese question: Mr.
c. O. introduced the following resolution and moved
its adoption to-wit: ,
Whereas The Japanese immigrants coming into the
state of Colorado particularly the Arkansas valley
in said state in increasing numbers, and ,
Whereas The Japanese gaming strong ioothoid upon
said district by of leasing and
Whereas Said Japanese standards and of living
those of the white population there
making impossible for the said white population to COM
pete Japanese and lers of the soil and
Whereas Said immigration is wholly undesirable
that large percentage of said prac
unable the duties OF cZen
ship regards public schools public offices voting church
other obligations resulting from ctzenshp OF
that these institutions being seriously
hampered Japanese assuming the places
of the white population which per force must decrease w
said Japanese increase:
Now Therefore Resolved By the undersigned citizens
Colorado that the Farmers and Business Men
purpose securing the of Act by the General As
Colorado which said act shall prohht
Japanese from owning and acquiring by lease land IN te
State of Colorado and
Be 1t Further Resolved By undersigned citizens that
they them will exercise effort reasonably
possible bring about the purpose of this organization and
that the signatures shall operate pledges to that
effect respective of said signatures, and
Further Resover, By the Undersigned citizens that
charge of these presents shall constitute
the purpose of drafting Constitution and proper
the management of this organization and Tor
further purpose of nominating Board OF Control or oara
duty it shall be to administer the business OF
organization for the further purpose OF
whether said organization shall be Incorporated ana
matters meeting
to be of said committee and
Be By said undersigned that the sig
each of them shall constitute said
said association and such subJect 10 al laws
and be made herein provided
Which said resolution was seconded by H. w. fsoya anu
Harry I Wehnp and unanimously adopted.
Attest PHILIP SCHONLAU, Chairman
HUNTER JAMES, Secretary.
The Ordway new era., 1919-08-22
Smoke Hides
View Of Sun

Thursday morning the sun rose in
with hazy red appearance, as II a
cloud ofJnolse was almost hiding a
view of it, All day long this haze
hung over the heavens in all direc-
tions, and without doubt the haze
was nothing more than the smoke
from the great forest fires In Mon
tana. Clouds do not cause the red
dish appearance of the sun as was
seen Thursday morning and smoke
alone will do this. There may be
doubts as to what caused the hazy
appearance and II it was not the
forest fire smoke the question is;
"What was it?"
The Ordway new era., 1919-08-22


Business firms of Ordway.
have shown commendable
public spirit and one which
tends for community better
ment in their combination
page ad In this issue of the
New Era, advertising the coun-
ty fair. BY their united good
word for the fair In this ad
they have shown their desire
to aid in every way to make
the fair n better one and one
which will be more largely at
tended. They have also made
II clear that Ordway will be
"closed chop" on that day. and
Sugar City people should COM
mend them for their stand in
this regard.
People who live in the Ord
way trading territory may also
see by this advertisement that
most places of business will
be closed.
The Ordway new era., 1919-08-22
SO THE PEOPLE MAY KNOW.

While no of the Board has heard anything but
approval action asking for the additional bond issue
Judge that opposition will be strong unless
definite statements and figures that have
properly moneys entrusted and that
the building be finished and properly equipped with
the additional bond ISSUE
In the erection and furnishing school plant
Ordway will have items of and
additions be forseen original plans
specifications governing contractors bid and believing the
people their representatives to best
Judgment erecting furnishing the building properly
hestaed make changes and additions to plans
that have meant additional expense.
will be remembered that at the time the contract was
opinion that there would be downward
prices of all commodities including labor We
by this opinion in making estimates for the
The Ordway new era., 1919-08-22
---$116,2O4.00
GEO. E. HERMAN. Pres.
JESSIE B. BARTLETT, Treas.
J. A. MAST, Secy.

There will be meeting of the
Ordway Publicity Club this Friday
afternoon at 4 O'Clock at the electric
light plant office, to talk over good
roads and certain proposed PROPOSE
tions.
The Ordway new era., 1919-08-22

Contrary to the general opmon 1t viii be
noticed materially instead OF ang
items furnishing
building that were the burning of the old
equipment of laboratories office furniture ana tures
furnishing of auditorium window shades and many other
too numerous to mention here put amounting W
These expenses Should the bond issue fal
we will certificates of to cover them
The preferable to certificates OF IN
they longer period, of time and draw lower rate OF
interest =. 49,
We regret very much that there are ose in the com
muny who comprehend conditions In these
+imes misuse OF funds IN tne
of Board of Therefore to clear
suspicious and to doubts that may pc IN
of the taxpayers, respectfully submit the lo
fong financial statement:
MONEYS AVAILABLE
Rnmd Issue ------ 100000
Hoan,,aJ Int (ost;matel 100000
Toto, So 10000
pro,osod Rond Issue ------ 100000
Toto, s116 10000
c., Contract h>i -''i s 10 10000
S,eneia ,. e. e. TGIa poof $4,000
~ cea+ront 1314400
ILnns Car,ice 1,47500
golii1cii SS Srantn. ~ 4,25000
Iiunnint og Taas 100000
fAiciiSee 295OO
SJLs OIc.es'i;a a casver festimate1 10000
Enaase ~ ~ .e - - snoc;fedl 10000
D,icn Noo, "a ~ r. 10000
IoiaeHIo a,d;+or;,no Iestimate) 100000
Window Shades (estimate) -,--- ooo ooo.o0 ~
in cleaning brick and gfounos
Furniture purchased after fire -- o'ooo o'ooo.o0 az
Books and supplies purchased after hre- o'0O0 0o
Books sup. to be purchased (esumate)
Relocating Teacherage --------- ''''o0
Toto, --$116,2 6,2O4OO
S;"mad. GEO E. HERMAN, Pres.
e JESSIE B. BARTLETT, Treas.
J. A. MAST, Secy.
The Ordway new era., 1919-08-22

DR.. Hugh f. Lorimer's office. after
August 25, will be at the Davenport
residence which he recently purchas-
ed. four doors north of the Park hotel
The Ordway new era., 1919-08-22
The Japanese Question

The Japanese question is which is interesting the
people county is of vital interest to the people
county The following resolution, coming from
Otero county, handed to the people that they be fully
of the situation the river
The Ordway new era., 1919-08-22

election Ito to be Tuesday September this
the school board certain points be made clear
to the % pubic M bond and the board that he heartily
letter H The members M Of the board have given the the
statement The New Era giving prominence
@ M be di H bs e e along to the
Mr. Mr. Gee E g. +; Mdsf Msrgsn; gsssetasv: Prss
Mrs. D. F. Bartlett Treas,
S 1 hs of within and for
GREET1Ne: GREET Nc; ~ crowley county, COLORADO
Some following the Of eaidng
be issued and used in the rebuilding public and high
school
This together with the insurance derived from the
loss of the old building thought to be sufficient fund
Of construction and It being later reported that the
hd em the e end he
on hands and available for in the building.
s 70 BY M Legal fa n4ef s at s is
and another bond issue proposed and the election
The bond vital matters will affect taxpayers
and property values of district for and should
In discussing the matter Of the oncomng election; find
do1bu ISSUE S GROUND
And find the people are not ss 6oo advised the
complete the building others think to part
and ihs 1e Of to be for
@ mo h
fund proposed at, to be raised & and
% m Ss
shed notices being too general and indefinite to satisfy the
active nquisitve mind and might perhaps add the
be technically required adhere to the notices
expenditure of the funds if they would be
required to be used for building only.
opinion based of voters and taxpayers
a for ts he w likely be by
orty should but the other hand unless II is so
shown the likely meet with active opposition
defeated at the election ana snouo pe uhies
necessity is apparent
that the undersigned unqualifedly
of finishing the building it is planned and started
as1 the Building pan
of the best and most commodious well as
the state size of community considered and Will
and increased property values in excess OF ma
ura increased rates of taxation caused by
well increased advantage In educauonal
matters :. -,
Thus viewing the situation confronting as do, and
being taxpayer therefore, take the liberty and
this requesting Honorable Board OF duca
on to make the of the voters and especially
those the extended building and furnishing plan
a statement showing:
derived the total furnishings fund, and from
what derived. (Including the 100000
proposed)
Second-A fully emized statement of buildings
expenditure; fully itemized of furnish
ings expenditure.
other words specifically what the has been
be expended for well the amount had and
asked to be authorized.
statement made public, believe people
proposed and will be better satisfied with the result
oncomng than they will be left vote bndy
matter while relying hearsay as to the necessity
Assuring each of abiding interest in the
public well the private welfare of our school district
county at large, am and beg to remain,
Respectfully,
CHAs c. WOODBRIDGE.
SO THE PEOPLE MAY KNOW
While member of the Board has heard anything but
asking the additional bond ISSUE
The Ordway new era., 1919-08-22
The School Bond Issue

Editorial Note-Patrons of School District No. H.
bracng the Ordway and Box Springs vicnes
vote on school bond issue in the of $3OOOO of
election to be on Tuesday September O. In this
Judge Chas C. Woodbridge addressed letter the
Of the school board asking that certain be
to the public and assuring the board that he heartily
favor of the bond issue under conditions brings his
letter The members of the board have given the press the
letter which Mr. Woodbridge has written, along with their
statement The New Era giving merited both
the letter along patrons
of the district without further
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-02-12
NUTS" INVADE PRIVATE
OFFICE OF GOVERNOR

MADISON. Wis. Feb. ia ma
MAC with gun broke into the gov.
ornor's office on Tuesday TO collect
$50. 900 900. Yesterday another man
got into the governors office only 10
be elected by the governor himself.
Tho intruder was about IS years old
and shabbiiy attired. lie came In
with other visitors and gazed about
the room and laughcd.
What do YOU wish" Gov. Philip
asked
a burst Of laughter was the only
answer
"IH there anything can do for
YOU" the governor continued.
what did you come TO see me
about7"
The man renewed his laughter. but
finally blurtcd out: Il want 70 get
your platform for 1890"
About this time Gov. Philip had
decided that another bug was In
his presence.
IIenceforth all callers will be given
the "onco over" before they are ad-
mittcd to the governors private Of.
flee.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-02-12
CAN HIiEAk
LIMBS WITH EASE

SerHue ilayakawa. the Japanese
actor. who IN playing at the Mission
In The Temple Of Dusk. IL not
only an artistic portrayor Of dra.
matte roles. but also an athlete OF
skill
Il enjoy "A good fight In my
pho,oplays" said MIR. Haynkawa in
recent interview. "and whenever
| hear that ! hAv, some wrestling
TO do IN forthcoming picture |
look forward to it with interest
In most of my pictures have had
20 fight American fashion. some.
thing | know very little OF. but late
~ I have been able 10 Introduce a
few jiuiitsu tricks.
"Jlu Jitsu II unlike any other
mode % conflict Every bit OF Il IL
what In called trick work. but the
tricks have TO be applied at tho
right moment and In the right
place. one tap In iiu.gtsu can rcn.
der a man speechleHn. and with a
little jerk an arm or les can be
broken go
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-02-12
WELL, DON'TBE
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DR.. Edwards Olive Tablets do that
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No one who takes Olive Tablets is
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Take one or two nightly for week.
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-02-12
DO AWAY WITH
INDIGESTION
How te Purify Sour. Distressed
stomach In n Pew Minutes.

Let us talk plain English. let us
call a spade a spade.
Your food ferm~nts and your
stomach isn't strong enough 60 d.
xnat ~. food you put into a. - the
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-02-12
HUN FACTORIES
ON PEACE WORK

Especial 20 The Star nv y T. A.
BERLIN Feb. Il pr. Walter
Rathenau. the biggest employer IN
Germany. says German factorieH--
considered as whole can get along
indefinitely In the manufacturing OF
peacctime products by using "eratz'
raw materials
BEFORE tho war Germany produced
goods entalling tho use OF 100000
tons OF copper every year. N sub.
stitute go 600 tons OF aluminium are
being used They make the alum
mum from clay-one OF tho wartime
discoveries ot German science.
Turnout the entire war the Berg
man electrical works. TN north Berlin.
plant employing 10000 men. used
only half of It's men. material and
machines making munitions. one
half OF the production was OF peace
time goods.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-02-12
THIN BLOOD IS
OFTEN CAUSE Of
POOR DIGESTION
Michigan Woman Regains
Her Appetite and Health
by Building Up Her
Blood

A distinguished medical authority
has written, when mans stom-
ach goes wrong. he starts on the
down grade" Indigestion. dyspepsia
and other forms OF stomach disorder
produce depression and melancholy.
conditions Of mind which are some.
times as fatal 10 health and happl
ness as viruleut disease.
Weak. thin blood Is one Of the
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II the blood loses it's tone, aA ~ is
called. the action Of other organs is
upset and there ~ "A condition OF
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effort and Is generally followed by
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and shortness OF breath. All this
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there will be an Improvement in the
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OF fresh air viii do the rest.
Or. williams Pink Pills have won
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this remedy. The recent experience
Of Mrs Michael Stevens. OF No. $40
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typical.
II became so nervous" says Mrs
Stevens. that my body seemed TO
twist and Jerk during the night and
sleep was difficult My eyes were
affected and had frequent dizzy
spells when everything seemed 10
swim before me and my heart beat
at an alarming rate. Ny stomach
caused great distress and had lit
tie appetite.
II saw an announcement OF DR..
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and procured box After | had
tnkcn the remedy for a week | felt
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The dizzy spells have disappeared
and my heart Is again normal. /
have recommended Dr Williams
Pink Pills TO my friends because /
have great confidence in the rem
edy."
There has been no increase In the
price of Dr. Williams Pink pills.
They will be sent direct by mail
postpaid. on receipt Of price. so
cents per box. six boxes for $3.50
by the Dr Williams Medicine Co.
Schenectady. y. y. Write for "A
copy OF the diet book. what to Eat
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-02-12
Wants Daughter to
Call Him Daddy"

SAN FRANCISCO. Feb 70 Dr
David H. Burson. san Francisco ply
stefan. has had 40 many successors
IN the matter OF the heart and hand
Of the former Mrs. Burson that his
own daughter. S-ycar-old Helen Bur.
son. has become bewildered by the
pageant Of papas and cannot tell her
really. truly own daddy. the doctor
alleges In a complaint on file In the
superior court today. asking that an
order be issued directing Mrs Hazel
Carrau Burson Bowlos SMnglo. moth.
cr Of the girl, to allow Dr. Burson to
see the child more frequently and to
call the little girl by his name. rath.
er than by the almost constantly
changing name of the mother.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-02-12
GRIP, INFLUENZA
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If you haven't an atomizer, garEle
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Chest colds and sore throat lead
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Ever constlpated or have sick
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at druggists. Guaranteed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-02-12
GRENkDES
IN ONE BIG BlOW-UP

Especial 90 Tho star by y. =. A.
PARIS, Feb ls Tho censor has
Just released another bit OF informa'
ton the Germans would have been
glad 20 know earlier. Twenty eight
million hand grenados were loat TO
the allies In an explosion at 10 Cour-
neuvc. Just outside Paris. March 10.
1918, Fourteen persons were killed
in tho disaster. the whole locality was
wrecked. and the explosion WAS heard
thruout l0.milc radius.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-02-12
SHES HONORARY PRESIDENT
on AMERICAN CADETS

Pearl white. who n appearing IN
Tho Lightning Raider" a serial
now running at the Pan1Ecs. has
been accorded high tribute in b..
ing chosen by nearly 1875 900 young
men ms honorary president OF tho
American Cadets. which In a flour.
ishinE military organization turnout
tho country.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-02-12
PEPPERS CIiEKt IL
CHILDREN ApPFAR

Pepper. the Senneit cat. ia no
stranger 10 Seattle movie fans. In
fact Pepper plays quite an import.
ant part IN "sutch and Rip. Tail.
orr. the comedy which Is being
shown at the Liberty this week IN
conjunction with Bln Hart In
Breed OF Men"
i, might be mentioned that IN
spite of The fact that al. has two
daughters who Arr about TO make
their movie debut. Pepper nuu
claims to be- In the ingsnuc class
and looks upon their training from
the security Of the projecting room
with round eyed dirapprosai.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-02-12

field OF the Movies" studied law.
went To war and began his moving
picture career as ditch digger.
Walthali IL appearing at the
Strand this week IN And "A sun
Small Voice" "A story which deals
with the strange influence OF a
woman over thief and her subse
quent triumph In bringing abou, his
reformation.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-02-12
GGmpses at
Photoplays
NowCurrent
WEDNESDAYS PROGRAMS

WEDNESDAYS PROGRAMS
iiuiHrh--Itiii Hart In breed ~
Men, s~ansu comedy. stitch
aud np. railor-'i rathe weekly
~ vents.
tiEMMEIt--Nae Marsh In THE
Racing strain bobb, vernon la
Three Hour Late" comedy
Literary Digest Topics 81 the Day
Meant Rainier scenic,
sritA>D-iieury w.iihaii In And
stun. spsii Voice. smiling
Iullt rar.an in "ao-Uet I'm
Potts International Weekly.
COLISEUM - Marguerite Clark IN
MR.. wiass Of the Cabbage
Patch scenic fictorisi-.
tOio>IAI.--tmn, Nrhl~n In "s,i-
Via on q spree 'subnarinc~ aud
Nimp~." comedy.
HiN-kathisn " iliisms snds VIII
liam isrnam In The spoilers"
Mi~NiO y --~~s.ue Hay SHAWN Ia THE
Temple of Dusk A"
CLASS A-xena ke~fe In shane"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-02-12
Catarrhal Deafness
May Be Overcome

49, 49, asa--ss-alt
II you have catarrhal deafness or
head noises. or are growing hard 81
hearing. 20 20 your druEEtHt aud
get ounce Of Parmtut double
Htr.ngthl. and add 20 II 4. pint Of
hot water and a little FrAnuiAted
sugar. Take tablrspoonful four
times a day.
This will often bring quick relief
from tho distressing head noises
CloEged uoatftla should open.
breathing become easy and tho fuu-
Gus stop dropping into IN. throat
IL - easy 20 prepare. costs little
aud is pleasant 10 take Anyone
Who has catarrhal deafness OF heri
nois~s should Eiyc this prescription
a trial
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-02-12
STAGE GAIL BREAKER"
SEEKS BAIL IN AURORA

AURORA, H., Feb. i2.-Jack Car.
son, known on the vaudeville stage
ass Memo. the jail breaker" is look.
ing for 1000 ban to get him out Of
the Aurora jail. On the stage he
gave exhibitions Of Jail breaking,
handcuff slipping and chain break
ing. His press notices show that in
many cities he allowed himself to be
placed in JAIN and then broke. Now
that ne wants to break out, he finds
1t impossible. lie Is held To the
grand jury on "A charge of stealing a
5000 diamond.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-02-12
POOR HOMES COSY
HIT MOI DIRTY

Tho sets In Mrs. Wigs OF the
Cabbage Patch" IN which Mar
gucrite Clark il appearing as Lovely
MARY at the Coliseum, are most pie
tur-Hque They show the typical
homes of poor but respectable PEG
pie. not rordid and grimy. but cosy
IN detail and evidcncing CLEANLINESS
and self bettermcnt.
There are four children who take
prominent part in the picture--one
g,rl Of ie. larger than little Mar
guerlte Clark. and three smaller
children. one an infant In arms.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-02-12
THEIR LATEST
STARRING VEHICLE

The Probation wife" win be
Norma Talmadgo's next starring We
hiclc.
Kay LAUREL. famous follies beau
~. has been chosen by Rex Beach
for one Of the leading characters In
THE Brand" which IL now being
filmed
William Farnum has completed
THE Man Hunt" Louise Lovely
appears IN the leading feminine role
Charlie Chaplin'a new picture.
"Sunnypidc." deals with farmer
sttcs. COWS. chickens and everything