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The Cordova daily times., 1919-01-09
C0RD0VA MAN POWER SHOWS
 NAMES OF 6}}

1-Thomas Nelson, COrGOva.
 2-Chri8toffer Kill Mathcson, Cor dova
 3-John Sautman, Cordova.
 Seth Frede .":. .i<!jorn Sand. i berff Seattle W2Sn.
 5-Rex Leo Hancock, Cordova.
 civilian Osecar Anderson, Cor dcva.
 John Ramlo. Wolf Point, Rich l9rd, Montana.
 8 - Clarence Frder.ck Johansen, ! Cordova.
 9-Nick Nelson, Cordova.
 1O-Chas. Street, Cordoya 1-Lars HendrIck SoGrt tuist CT Goya.
 12-Carl Johan RcGen, Cordova. 1%-Ira Bruce Neumayer R. F. D. i, Hopkins, Norway, Mo.
 H-Tony Vasilon Platnicof. Cor dCva.
 15-Erek Ostebcrg, Cordova | l6-John Olson, Cordova. 17-Andrcw Thompson Berkland, l Cordova.
 1S-Nels Nclson, Corlova. 1 19-Petc Karlson, COrdova. % George Ayerchankoff. Tiekcl
 21-John Agabus Nordling, Cor doya
 22-Nels Daniel Larson, Cordoya. 23 John Fedorc OsoIon Cordova. 2f Pete Gcorgof Snuk. Seattle 25 Emil Bernhard flaming Lind qrist. Cordoya
 "'--Wiliam SipIn, "o"Ioya. ] 27 Oscar Wilson, Co2doya 2S Joseph Audrocryk. Covdoya. 29 Gust Erickson Cordoya. Arvid Dahl. Cordova. 31-Nictor Linsted, Cordoya. 32-C Charlie Carlson, Cordoya. 33-Erick Bloberg, Cordova. Backward Berg, Cordova. 35-Otto Burkmen. Cordova. 36-Gust Elmer Anderson. Cordova 37-Charlie Anderson, Cordova. 3S-Fred Oscar Anderson. Cordova. 39-Carl Warnholm. Cordoya. 4o-Peter Larsen Running, Cordova 4l-AIeXandro 10th, Cordova. i 42 Paul Jones Johnson, Katalla. A. Louis Erickson, Cordova. 
 A Samuel Johnson, Cordova. n Joseph Kisl!Hg, rordoya 4G-John Oden, Cordova. 47-John ChristiAsen, Seattle, Wash 5S-John BrakhoIm ordGva. 49-Charlos Berg, Cordoya. 50-Sigurd Brudie. Cordova 5l-ialfdan AleXGndcrscn. Cordova. 52-John Strom, Cordova. 53-Jonas Bernard Hansen. Seattle. | 54-Marius Larsen, Cordova. | 55-Neil McKechrie Cordova. 5t-WilIiam Sinclair, Cordova. 57-Axel Ferdenand Jacobson, Tie kel
 5S-Charles Amel .nhar son, Cor-I dova
 59-Ouo Hooking. Cordova. 60-Hans Sorcnson, Cordova. Gl-Cyrille Decuyper, Cordova. G2-David Thomas Phillips, Cordova 63-Allen Johnson, Cordova. 64-Alfred Hamilton, Cordova.
  dova. G6-Fred Olson. Cordova. G7-Alfred Johnson Wright, Cordova. 6S-Joseph Edward Anderson. Cor dova.
 69-Grinith Ellis, Corlova. 70-John Day, Cordova 7l-John Angus Cameron, Katalla 72-llary Chapman Robinson, Cor dova
 73-John Stanier, Cordova. 7i-Modesto Guerini, Cordova. 75-Nick Delich. Cordova. 76-Hans Jackson. Cordova. 77-Alex Lepp. Cordova. 7S-Francis Augustic Douglas, Cor dova.
 79-Karl Oskar Peterson, Cordova. S0-Evald Sexton Olson. Seattle. S1-Harry Wilbur Achison, Cordova. S2-Hobert Hoover Beckner, Cor dova
 s3-Ben Centeno. Cordova, S4-Abraham Cohen. Cordova. S5-EIans Johanson, Cordova. S6-Arthur Henry Pinkus, Cordoya. S7-David Freidman, Cordova. SS-Alfred Wick, Cordova. S9-John Eberhard Ulrickson, Cor dova.
 90-Konrad Knap Syvertsen, Cor dova.
 Civilian Colonel Rathwell, Cor dova.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-09-25

iona, kt6ra ma propozycye sic Ego
dzila w ten sposob dziewczynka
znalazia dobry Ola siebie dom
Znaleziono przy niej notatke ma
os6wkiem, ktora mowifa,
re dziewczynka liczy dzlew1ecc
miesiecy, oraz, re matka jej ME
mogac jej dat utrzymania, spo-
dziewa sic, ie jakas katolicka ia
militia c6reczka jej sic zajmle / da
lei dobre katolickie wychowanie.
Niedawno temu policya aresz-
towala murzyna nazwiskiem VIII
liam Smith, ktorego podeJrzyWa-
Ia, re udzial bral w zaburzenlach
rasowych i osadzila go ma stacy
policyjnej Brighton Park. W
chwili gdy klucznik zajety byi
czyszczeniem pieca, Smith zdoiaf
wydostac sic z cell cudem jakims
i tylnymi drzwiami dostawszy
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-09-25

ty Czerwihski, wybitny spiewak pol
ski znany W kraju / "a granica, o.
statnio organizator / prezes polskiej
firmy rekordow fonograficznych p.
n. ,, Polonia Photograph Co." Fir
ma ia swietnie sic rozwija i mako
mite rokuje widoki, a rekordy po-
dawa6 bedzie ~wylacznie najlepszych
artyst6w tutejszych i k~rajowych. P.
Czerwihski, kt6ry W dziedzinie tel
posiada zawodowe doswiadczenie -
n~awiazuje tn konekcyce byznesowe,
a jak nam opowiadaI, z%apowiada--
j. sic one jak najpomySlniej. W
niedlugiej przysziosci podamy VIE
cej informacye O tel novel ga1ezi
naszej ~tutejszej produkcyi.
u - y
W domu pa6stwa .Wfadyslawa
Katarzyny Miko{ajczyk, Fam. pnr.
1905 Kimball ave-, przysz}y ma
SWAT bliSnieta. Pan Mikofajczyk jest
d~lugoletnim klerkiem p%ocztowym W
Sr6dmiesciu.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-09-25

sic ma zewnatrz, umyks6 poczai
szybko. Spostrzegi go policyant
James Robin a gdy rozkazu ably
przystanai Smith ME usauchaf'
wyjal z kieszeni revolver i po-
czal don strzelat, scigajac 60 row
noczesnie. Murzyn wierzyl W
swoje zdrowe nogi: aczkolwiek
okolica byla pusta, wolna cd do
NOW, co daio policyantowi spo-
sobnosc udowodnienia, Re jest
dobrym strzelcem, murzyn talk
szybko i zreczn1e biegs, re ami jed
ma mic dosiegfa 60 kulka. Pc pew
nym czasie dal poEcyant "a W.
grana, a gdy przyszedi zziajany
ma stacye policyjna pc nieuda'ym
poScigu, zazdroscis murzynowi
zdrowia i odwagi.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-09-25
URzEONIK FEDERALNY INA
LAzt $4,000 Ma FARMIE
OJCA WEJDY.

" miasteczku Green Bay, Wis, OF
ciec Jana S. Wejdy, funkcyonaryusza
pocztowego, kt6ry braa udzial W ra-
bunku $234,00O wraz z braGmi FL
lipkowskimi W Whiting, Ind, pO
siada dose obszerna farme. Jeden z
urzednik6w federalnych, James E.
Stuart DO dfuzszym badaniu handy
tow W kwaterze detektyw6w, wydo-
stall cd Mich wiadomosc, Re ukryli
oni " miejscu wyzej wspomnianym
Geese lupu. Gdy znalazI sic W posia-
dioSci ojca Wejdy, odkryl ukryts W
piasku wielka konew, W ktora ivy
kle umieszcza sic mleko, napelnto-
na pieniadzmi. Znajdowalo sic W
niej $42,500. Pieniadze owiniete
byly W szmaty, a umieszczone tamze
przez Filipkowskich wnet pc doko-
nanym rsbunku. Do tel pory policya
posiada razem $1s1,5O0. Policya
twierdzi, ze suma znaleziona ma
farmie OLGA Wejdy, prZedstawia je-
go GEESE rabunku. P. Stuartowi to-
warzysEyli Morris Schwartz, inwe-
stygator kompanii asekuracyjnej, o.
ran p~orucznik policyi, John D. Hart
ford. Gdy znalezli sic W m~iasteczku,
wzieli ze SODA r6wniet pocztmistrza
miejscowego - Swansona, ktory
Wejde dobrze znal. Wejda licZy lat
z CORA so i gospodarzy wspoinie re
iona / c6rka Gdy urzednicy zjawi-
Ii sic, byl Iajety w6wczas iuskaniem
kukurydzy. Omajmiwszy Wejdzie
co ich sprowadza, zabrali sic natych-
miast do piracy. W kr6tkim czasie p.
Stuart natrafil ma konew, ktora wnie
siona zostala do m~ieszkanla, a pie
Made przeliczone. Wejda oswiadczyl
urzednikom, re Filipkowscy zlo4yli
mu wizyte zesziego pistku popolu-
dniu. wreczyli mu pieniadze, ktore
on p6tniej ukryi " ogrodzie. Pod
kluczem znajdowal sic rowniez Will
liam, brat Fiipkowskich, ktorzy Gym
nero udzia4u w kradziezy ME braf.
Policya odkryia, Re " banku Krau-
ga, przy Milwaukee ave-, umie@cn on
$4,000. Pant Wejda umiescila W
banku tym $4,000, kt6re zlozyia tam
re. podajac nazwisko swe jake Mary
Gabalo.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-09-25
KR6TKIE NOTATN MIEJSKIE.

Gdy Simon Berger, Fam. pnr.
1858 Balmoral ave-, opuszcza4
swe mieszkanie ~spostrzegf lezace
ma schodach jakies zawiniatko.
Gdy sic mu blizej przypatrzyl
sprawdzii, re znajdowa}o sic W
MIN dziecie. Natycfmiast zabral
je Z SODA do micszkania iona Je-
go, poradzila mu, ably zawiadomll
o odkryciu policye. Pc jakims
czasie dziecina znalaz}a sic ma sta
cyl policyjnej i oddana W rece
sierzanta nazwiskiem Brown. -
Gdy poczai spogladaG W oczy O.
puszczonej dzieciny, tax go IL
Smiech tejze rozbroii, re postano-
viii ia adoptowac. w tel przeto
sprawie porozumiaf sic re swa
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-09-25

Fam. pnr. 2722 W. Anna ul., budu-
je obecnie piekny dom W parafii sW.
Stanis3awa Biskupa i Meczennika W
Cragin, pnr. 1907 Fullerton ave.,
gdzie interes otworzy ma wielka ska
lie. .Prowadzii on bedzie W tym bu-
dynku wielka owocarnie, sprzedaWat
bedzie lody i drobia7gi. Powodzenia!
. o
Gdy PAM Anna Bubacz, zam. pnr.
1913 Crittenden ul., przyszla okolo
p6lnocy do dohu swego z piracy, INA
lazla me5a W sypialni be- zycia. Po-
WOODEN smierci jego byia gaz, ktory
'ulatywaI otwartym kurkiem. Prey
wolany dr.. Cox sensational smierc.
PAM Bubacz ME mogla p~owiedziec,
co sklonilo meia jej do popeinienia
samob6jstwa.
4 &C =
PAM Katarzyna Strimpek, odwie-
ziona zostala do szpitala ola ob}a-
kanych przez policyantow re stacyi
West Chicago ave. Zamieszkiwala o.
ma pnr. 1876 S. Desplaines III. Liczy
lat 40.
q - Il
Ma stage policyjns West Chica-
60 ave-, przyszla telefoniczna via
domo$c, te W domu noszacym nu-
mer 1880 Noble ul., straszne dzie1s
sic rzeczy. zadano, ably natychmiast
pr~zyslano tamze ambulans. w kilka
minut p64niej policya znalazfa sic
pod wskazanym adresem i Znalazla
mieszkanie Gale W wielkim nieporZad
ku; zobaczyla r6wniez kobiete le-
zaca W mieszkaniu strasznie pobita.
Pobii j. Bolesaaw Rutkowski, malarz
z zawodu, 2 kt6rym kobieta ia 5yta
jako MAJ ! iona. zwie sic Zotia Pu-
TZyCka ] IlC1y ldI 40 ~ AAoA""''
kt6ry przyby1 Z ambulansem, spra-
wdzil, be ma ona diva zebra zaamane,
oraz w4ele bolesnych ran ma calym
ciele. BIZ / kopal j. nogami dopoty,
dopoki ME straciia przytomnosci.
q -
Do miesskania Edmunda Jakubo-
wskiego, lam. pnr. 1920 W. Ohio
ul.. wsred, onegdaj Hipolit Gawroh-
ski, Fam. pnr. 1901 Holt ul., z dru-
gim ~meacLyzna 1 za5adaa cd Jakubo-
wskiego pieniedzy. Poniewaz ten1e
w~zbranial sic zado8c uczynit ieh "a
daniom, wyjeli z kieszeni maczugi !
okiadac poczeli go po glowie. DR..
Niles, kt6ry ma wezwanie przybyf 2
ambulansem s~prawdzii, re giowa ia
kubowskiego peina byla ran, ktore
tel ma miejscu zostaly opatrzone.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-09-25
NOTATN OSOBISTE.

Oh. Karol Wachtel, naczelny re-
daktor naszego Pisma powrocil z
dwu tygodniowej podro4y; wytei-
d4a{ on ma sejm Zjednoczenia do
Newarku, N. j., wraz z MIN wy1ea-
dzala rowniez msl4onka; pan
stwo wachtiowie bawili W New Yor-
ku, Buffalo, Niagarze i kilku innych
miastach Wschodu.
+ q =
OBJ. T. Stan, wlaSciciel biura re-
alnosciowego, tymi dnia odebrai list
cd siostry swojej PM W~aadyslawy
suwalskiej z Poznania (Polska), W
ktorym Ia donosi mu, re szesciu jej
syn6w - dawniej W armii niemie-
ckiej - dis W polskiej siuza. Do
Iaczy}a take wycinek z gazety pol
skiej Katowickiej (na Slasku), "a
wierajacy przedruk z niemieckiej
gazety giosnego ,,hymnu zawisci"
przeciw Polakom, o kt6rym pisalis-
my swego czasu.
q . q
w miescie naszem bawi p. Wincen
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-09-25

parafii sw. Jana Kantego. Wszyscy
CT, kt6rzy ME posiadajs ~papierow O.
bywatelskich, niechaj przybeda ju-
tro, a klercy naturalizscyjni, wyDi--
sss aplikacye ma pierwsZe papiery, a
kt6rzy jut majs pierwsze, niechsj
przyniosa je re SODA, a klercy wy
peinis aplikacye ma drugie papiery.
Korzystajcie dop6ki nadarza sic wan
sposobnose!
q - q
wczoraj o godzinie loci rano, W
kosciele D. W. Sw. Jana Kantego,
X. Wincenty Rapacz C. R., poiaczyl
dozgonnym wezlem maitehskim p.
Jana Prusakowskiego, Fam. pnr.
2727 n. Ridgeway ave., z parma Ka-
tarzyna Lewihska, Eam. pnr. 1870
W. Superior ul. Ma ch6rze W czasie
Mszy sw. ma ,,offertorium", pick
ME odspiewala Ave Maria, Millar-
da, pani Helena Malecka, PREY axiom
paniamencie organu p. Franciszka
Nowickiego.
Z 90 >
Oh. Franciszek II. Mocny, daw-
Messy wlasciciel sklsdu drobiszSo-
wego ma Maryanowie, ktory obecnie
prowadzi sklep podobny W parafii
Pieciu Braci Polak6w Meczennik6w,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-09-25

NEPORTERH

w domu pana Isnacego FraSZ,
prezesa Klubu Obywatelskiego na
wotciechowie, goSci OBJ. Michal Je-
usrny, Iszem I iona sws Leokadya.
OAwnemi laty OBJ. ~Jezierny zamiesz-
hwai " dzielnicy wojciecaowskiej;
Cd lat pfeciu przebywa " Bridge
port, Conn, gdzie piastuje urzad ge-
Qerafnego zswisdowcy f1rmy: Crane
Co. z dniem iutrzejszym pan Jezier-
~ obchodEic bedzie srebrny JUBILEE
5 potySa ma3zenskiego, kt6ry OBJ
ehodziS panstwo Jezierny postano-
will W Chicago, gdzie krewni ich Ia
mleszkpja. Uroczystose odbedzie sic
W domu pahstwa Frasz.
We wtorek wieczorem grono PREY
jacielskie sprawilo pannie El5biecie
Renkosiak6wnej mia niespodzian-
Ike W rodzaju tax zwanego ,Miscel-
~laneous Shower, z okazyi jej samaz-
p6jScia. W Zsbawie uczestniczyli ma
stepujscy: Agnieszka Wolihsks, Ma
rya Fran, Klara Ostrowska. Jozefa
Kipkowska, Klara sroka, Rozalia
Zyk. Cecylia Gabryszewsks, Bronisla
wa Sobieszc1yk, Anastszys Sobiesz-
szyk, Agnieszka WtSnieWsks, Floren-
tyna wIszowats, Krystyns Wiszo-
wata, Tekla Renkosiak, Wiktorya
RenkoSiak, Leon Kipkowski, Wlady-
a Kipkovski. Roman Kipkowski,
Felix's Renkostak. Parma Elzoiets
wstepute " zwiszek mal4ehski z y.
Edwardem wisZowatym, " przysz-
Hm miesiacu, pa4dzierniku.
= p63
Przyjaci6fki panny Jadwigi Rut-
kowskiei urzadzi{y jej mia niespo-
dzianke, I. wv. Miscellaneous Sho-
wer', z okazyi jej zams4potscia. O.
becne byla panny: Julia StersszeW-
aka, Jadwiga Rutkowsks. Bronisia-
va Rutza. Helena Rutkowsks. Anna
Nowak, Virginia Nowak, Anna Les
IA. Rozalia LeSna, Helena Ozowsks,
valera Kaminska. Janina Wacho-
vska, Rozalia Gorska, Rozalis Pote-
rex. 2ofia Jerzak. Panic: Helena
Poterek, Helena Ziegler, Rozalia
Kelly, Maya R~utkowska, Lucya
springmsn, Franciszka Puczka. -
Prey smacznej przekasce oraz mife1
xrze fortepianowej panny Jadwtsi
Rutkowskiej I Bronisiawy Kutza'
bawiono sic wesolo do p64nei pory.
Parma Jadwiga Rutkowska, Jest
,orks pahstVa Franciszks l Joanny
Rutkowskich, Fam. pnr. 2s07 N.
Harding ave. Stub jej z panem W.
Jastrzembskim odbedzie sic lnia l.
pazdziernika W kosciele p. w s%.
Jacka.
q - .
Adolf Greluniewicz, Fam. pnr,
sS72 Mospratt Ill, spadf wc7orai
oopoludn:u z drugiego pietra pod
Gas naprawiania okien ziamai so
bic praws noge. Greluniewicz stall
IA drabinie, a straciwszy rownowa-
&c runai ma ziemis. znaiduje sic pod
opieka lekarska.
o - q
W najbliasza niedziele odbedzie
sic uroczyste przyiecie aoinierzy-we-
seran6w z parafii sw. Walentego,
gdzie proboszczem jest Y. st. Rad
niecki. W Grand Works, Cicero. -
Komitet ursadzajacy dokfads wszei-
kich starsf 1 wysilkow. ably to przy-
iecie byHo iak najwspanialsze.
y q .
Jutro, W piatek, sodEinie SINE!
wieczorem. odbeds sic wyk&sdy szRo,
--GAsos ~ sol; ozkn1nAj OrZy
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-09-25

Adolf Greluniewicz, Fam. pnr.
s672 Mospratt ul., spadf wc7ora3
oopoludn!u z drugiego pietra pod
.zas naprawiania okien zlamai so
bic urawa noge. Greluniewicz stall
IA drabinie, a straciwszy rownowa-
se runal IA ziemie. znaiduje sic pod
opieka lekarska.
The Ordway new era., 1919-06-06
Price-Your Good Will
Did He Mean Itp .

Diu Iho Mcdu lts
Something very unusual
happened this week. Mr..
James Henry. living 35
miles north. came in and
asked to see our Ranges.
We showed him one, ex-
planning all of the good
qualities. and he bought it.
Then he asked to see some
furniture, and in a little
while he had picked out
about the incest lot of
household goods for setting
up housekeeping that you
ever saw, such as a nice
dresser, upholstered rock
ers. kitchen cabinet, nice
massive bed and springs,
and everything that a lady
might desire and, hero
comes the usual thing. He
said he was fixing up to
batch. Think of a batche.
lor buying the incest Dress
er he could find with a big
glass, kitchen cabinet,
and in f',:t everything he
bought looked to me that
they might be for some
lady. OF course we don't
know, but we got our sus-
picions.
The Ordway new era., 1919-06-06
FIGHTING A
COMMON ENEMY


We of this town and COM
munity have an enemy to
night just as the allied ma
tiOns had in the great world
war. In reality it is the
same enemy they had to
fight, and we will have to
fight 1t just as they did.
II we fight him individual
Iy without regard to our
neighbor or the community's
welfare. we are sure to lose.
But if we stand together,
fight together and work to-
gether, we will surely win.
This enemy Is giving his
soldiers the same inspira-
tion, offering the same re-
ward as did the Germans
and their allies. That is.
we are abused and our very
existence is at stake. But
II we win-as we will IL
every man fights for all
there is in him. disregarding
human life. human happi-
ness and the rights of 9TH
ers-we will be looked up
TO as the greatest person in
the world, powerful. rich,
able to dictate to our neigh
bors and to run the town
and community. These are
some of the whisperings
that come to all of us when
this enemy is trying to get
us to go In ON his side.
This enemy has been met
and conquered single hand
ed in a few instances, fol-
the time being. but the con.
querer has always gone
down in history or in the
minds of their acquaint'
ances II they were not noted
enough to be placed on the
pages of history, as a grea'
brute force or a menta
genius. soon to be forgot
ten. But on the other hant
there have been nations
states. communities, towns
families, and even Just tw,
real friends who have me
this monster and have con
quered him, and their mem
ories will live forever, no
only in the minds of thos,
who knew them or knew o
them, but In their hearts al
well. This was done by CO
operation, and when we ar,
with others we forget abou
ourself and think a littl'
about the other fellow.
What is this enemy?
suspect you can guess, bu
lest you make a mistake,
will tell you. The great de
siro for honor. wealth ant
influence which is born II
The Ordway new era., 1919-06-06
Unwise Giving.

1t Is very easy thing to toss a
copper to beggar on the street; 1t Is
generally an easier thing than not to
do it. Yet love is just as often In the
Withholding. We purchase relief from
the sympathetic feelings reused by
the spectacle of misery. at copper's
cost. 1t is too cheap-too cheap for
us. and often too dear for the beggar.
If we really loved him we would
either do more for him, or less
Henry Drummond.
The Ordway new era., 1919-06-06
Silverware

Silver is the highest 1t
has been for years, and I
am not sure 1t Is the high
est ever. but we got a chance
the other day to buy some
Silverware at the old price,
and we sure laid in a sup
ply of some lovely patterns,
both in the Community ware
and the Rodgers Bros. 1S47,
and we got a little of every
thing. the biggest line OF
silverware we ever had, and
we are not sure but the
biggest in town. 1t will be
In soon. SO don't forget II
you are going to need any.
thing in that line.
The Ordway new era., 1919-06-06
This the Rest Place

Mrs. Fl. p. May is of the firm be-
lief that she has found a locality
suited to her liking, after having tried
the San Luis valley. Mr.. and Mrs.
May have resided at Haswell for
about eight years until last fan when
they moved to the San Luis valley,
taking with them a large bunch of
dairy cows. The valley is alright so
long as things are right, but Mrs,
May states that never again for her.
When feed over there became ex-
hausted 1t could not be bought for
any price. as to ship 1t in was pro-
hfbitive, and SO they shipped their
cattle back and located in this coun-
ty. arriving here last March.
Mr.. and Mrs. May bought a por-
tion of the McIver tract of land. just
east of town.
The Ordway new era., 1919-06-06
Selling Furniture

Say, do you know we are
selling more furniture than
ever before? and people
tell us we are much cheap
er on the same goods than
they are any place else,
even in Pueblo. We try to
keep our stock up in good
shape, but II we haven't il
we will get 1t for you.
The Ordway new era., 1919-06-06
New Arrivals

Some more new arrivale
In different lines. Banquet
Candles in assorted colors,
Birthday Cake Candles and
Candle Holders, heavy,white
easy-to-clean Combs, un-
breakable large, fine Combs,
Folding Curling Irons, Per-
oxide. Colgates Shaving
Soap, etc.
The Ordway new era., 1919-06-06

Mr.. A. G. Miller. living
in the Numa district, is 60
ing into the chicken busi-
ness. He has built quite a
nice brooder and on We'd
pesday of this week he pur-
chased one of our Queen
Colony Breeders. Now we
will know where to go to
get our fries.
The Ordway new era., 1919-06-06
Secret of Concentration.

One reason for the remarkable pow
ers of concentration possessed by
some is the intense love of their WORK.
into which they throw themselves
with such ardor as TO forget every
thing else about them. And this. after
all. is the secret Of all successful
forget oneself In ones work and to
become part of that work Itself ano
SO achieve Forgetting and forgot
of all about except the one task to
which force, physical and mental, has
been brought.
The Ordway new era., 1919-06-06
A. Sunday School.

-Give an account of Balaam." said
the teacher. "Balaam was prophet
who lived long way or" replied the
student. "After while he went out
for ride on his donkey, and he got
very angry with the donkey and hit
him, and voice from heaven said,
You must not hit the donkey; 1t Is
holy ground"
The Ordway new era., 1919-06-06
COUNTY COURT NEWS

The Outcault Adv. Co. VS.. the C. C.
Mer Co. is set for trial July 7.
The case of r. H. Darst VS.. A. d..
Buyas is set for July Z.
An appeal case of Bert Woolery
VS.. F. G. Adam is set for July 8.
The case of Chas. Canning VS.. Reno
Flori is set for July s. 1t is an
appeal case from justice court.
The Ordway new era., 1919-06-06

We just got a message
we'll. a little bird brought
it-that Marcus Bates and
Miss Olive Kesterson were
married. We didn't get the
particulars as to time and
place, but we wish to offer
our congratulations and
hope they will remain in
Ordway for 1 really don't
see how we could get along
without both of them.
The Ordway new era., 1919-06-06

New things in the toy and
game line: Rubber Balls.
large or small: Jack Stones,
Baseball Mitts, Tennis Rack
cts. Croquet Sets. Soap Bub-
BILE outfits, Baby Rattles. etc,
The Ordway new era., 1919-06-06

the minds and hearts of each
and every one of us, but In
some has grown to such
proportion as to shut out
all of the finer thoughts
and ideals which have made
this old world worth living
in.
We must all work together
and help one another or we
will all fail.
The Ordway new era., 1919-06-06
Hot Weather

1t is time. or rather is
getting time, that we can
expect some hot weather,
and 1t will be awfully un-
comfortable to stand over
a wash-tub. Well, get one
of our Vacuum Washers and
1t will be a pleasure.
The Ordway new era., 1919-06-06
An Easy Wax

Do you use a dish drainer Z?
a big worker and time saver,
You can rest or do other
work while your dishes dry.
They will be as clean and
smooth as when you use a
towel. We have them.
The Ordway new era., 1919-06-06
Get Free Lessons

Piano For Sale-Yes. we
have them any style and
any price. new or second
hand. We will give a term
of music lessons to anyone
buying a new piano within
the next month.
The Ordway new era., 1919-06-06

Mrs. Ed Calkins, living at
Forder, was in Tuesday do
ing some shopping and look
ing after business matters
in connection with their
store which. is located at
or near Forder.
The Ordway new era., 1919-06-06
GOod Motto.

Phillips Brooks once said, "Come,
take that task of yours which you have
been hesita':as before and shrinking
and walking around. and on this very
day lift it up and do it,"
The Ordway new era., 1919-06-06
Bargains

Note some of our especial
ly cheap prices:
sin. Rubber Hair Pins,
8 in box, &c.
House Letter Boxes with
a place to put papers OF
packages, 25c.
A strong, well-bound Fly
Swatter. 10c.
A good Hammer. 1Oc.
Plyers, 15c.
Screwdrivers. 15c.
The Ordway new era., 1919-06-06
Small Rugs

Some small rugs Just in,
including some nice porch
rugs that are both pretty
and serviceable. Also door
rugs and rag rugs.
The Ordway new era., 1919-06-06

Heifers and Cows
A nice bunch of young Holstein
heifers and cows for sale. On ac-
count of business reasons must be
sold within the next few days.
A. L. BUTCHER
Olney Springs. Colorado
The Ordway new era., 1919-06-06

Young rabbit is ripe now,
come in boys, and get that
22 you have been thinking
about.
The Ordway new era., 1919-06-06
LMss Minor Worries.

FreQpentiv a woman worries a great
deal over the question of calling on
another woman who doesn't care in
the least whether she calls or not
Boston n -
Scale books at this Office