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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-04-18
MOAN THROWS COAT
INTO DISCARD At SING
Community Song Leader, Aided
By Mildred Davis, Makes
Great Hit At Sunday
Songfest

The community sing az be 0pcfs
house SUNDAY afternoon was fhe lare
.st and Aesl sat- hela III Guthre
nan Nolan Ga hls sA.rsleeye~ ar1
v Mildred Davis at 'hc piano
proved song leader par excellent.
iThe audience Ped the house 10
standing room. and there were mor>
of Guthres bus ness and p<fession
Al men present than ever before
There were enough people stand
about the walls tha, he made them
sing a rouslng. ringing chorus alone
Hes feat oi having one fart ~ ihr
audience sing one song and ano,h r
fart sing a differen, song al 10 tse
same accompaniment Was neve-
beard before IN ihs city
The program vas opened by the
Temple chorus wish "Be strong By
c arence fob nsou former Guthrie
6oy and which was written SPEC ally
for che Oklahoma Consisiofy tn :
was followed wi h a ralilekng negro
melody swinging aione The worN
was Of The high grade always pro-
auced by fhis buneh Of arflsts. led bf
Bob Narien Their encore Wac,
Mammy's Arms
Dr Corn made the announcements
Tor the week. beginning Mondaf
night az 1.i5 At the city hall. AMI
something important every nssht IN
she week He saws Dan Snlan's stay
10 Guth'ie n imsied. and that h.
hopes the people Nlil work Dan into
= hop iai before ne can get ont Of
town Both these community expert
workers ara very enthusiastic over iho
whole hearted manner ia VII ch Guth.
fCouf{uuGa on taga }
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-04-18
SHARTEL TALKS OF EARN
INGS OF |NT[RURBAN ROAD
Vast Amount Of Improvement
Work on the Card Extra
Men Added At This
Point

"lt conditions laun.lralit eud fu
snclallY settle aopa BY July FIRST
the Oklahoma Railway com amy viii
make snne raalcal improvements III
the iniefarhan read nld Prcsident
John shawcl VIII was ID toe city
sunday
Our plans are already made a.
cxpena mlIoa and hali dollars
IN improvements and our schedules
for hish speed entrances u Guthrie.
oklahoma CIV El Reno and Norman
are In the making he said
Mr sharlei said bis road 6 one q
dozen roaAs that have peath'rca
The financial blasts Or tho past fev
months The gross earnings Of fae
company will reaea nearly three uil-
Ton dollars ~ sid The net earn
ines of The road were more ln 1910
when ihe gross earnings aggregated
less than 100000
Mr. shariei said a large number ~
extra men had been added TO the
maintenance cnd Of the lnterurban al
this point and lhat ne movement lor
shortening tbe lue OF the runs be-
tween here and 0idahoma city is
taking shape
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-04-18
SPRING CLASS ENTERS
EAST GATE At TEMPLE
Large Enrolment Of Maaons For
Lodge OF Perfection. Rose
Croix and Higher
Degrees

Spring reunion of tha Ancient and
Aeceaod Scottish Rite aHeaui Nom
day morning ~ the Temple
Advance guard ~ n0yitatea MAS
large and the teams ssrr iepped for
rapid work
DegFeea from thn ilh tp ihe Fms
were scheduled
rhe regular teams VIII mount the
work and illustrative orsan music wlll
hr feature
The reunon nlll iulleH the usual
lines closing Thursday evening ~ith
dance
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-04-18
NoMts roa woMen elAnnap

Waahlngioa Alall rs CouNrut
fipn " humeA fur women IA Sew
fofk and Washington a. a tribute 10
tha aeftlso ~ women 70 humanity
duflng lNe world war was Tentatively
d"eiHed up1u ~ fhe League af Amer
ian Pen Wemen at rs sseslon mst
concluded befe h waa announced
SUNDAY The buildings would cost rs
no nslghnofhood ~ q 600 ooo each
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-04-18
Su Bode Neuer jumped When Business viii proue Enns Theory


dependent steel companies made i
look as IL somebody knew some
thing Lackawanna Steel lost 2 81
POINTS ne Republic Iron and Ste !.
> ~; sIoss Sheffield. 3 II. Midyule
5s: Bethlehem 5-s and Crucible, rs.
lRepublIc Steel was the leader of the
market IN point Of activity The ais
ir The price schedule Of the corpora
ton means. of course, increased com.
pet ton for the Independents and Is
expected to be followed ty a general
rearrangement Of prices throughon;
the industry.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-04-18
Wet and
DryFI. 1t
Loo! is

vaahlerea sra bs
a Aa a he aeesfH ssnvle
mluai lhs sem nes.A.s
st laternal Heeen0e NfA the saf
ieus utaepesa fshf ne gos AMI
akalHst satiwn sanahiaaiee sonsl-
luiv iee ppsst apv, aeaiAe cssiest isF
katsfnment peat gAaf tho Nsionst
eeaHal bas Witnessed ia INNS lNne
tHHslHa Ay ihn activities IL th,
ues asa dfY uss woala au9peas
thAs gee cesaa.esooee II leleyaAl ~.
Hav hss the pe ef O. maae 'ae
oH0frY ntuist af afld according se bs
oee lhuai og sha desse eg uls fyei
fe
tha Aai sassna lsekae IA "a tha
lta aufAWa 4 sta aeuaE sffps tssa wtY
q prevent the apgulHgmeui ~ anv
eae who Is % the leaat degrees ae
fiehliN ip the endorsement o. thn
pfghihlNen mvs piMwans wno
lWasipe lbaf a7aleasil ln with the
iaHsmsslanef ot latArusi tsevenun
wlll hp fuveefpi leYvr Ii hs.Al
ip'hs aNA ses hlv siaer therA
NH fe a msay oaegfora n Internal
fesaAa la apnHni afo alaplaylnR
Wpf Nime~ "a tae ae'potau Ii
,onaiiaseHef chat fhsv aid ovef the
saeFeafyHh hp If lhe treasury itself
ceilees Nations rayes
lfHi fhe thiHg Nbsh heteaiy snomA
'n hr atfesslHg ln1eesl. ons heafa
feY lHiia ahaat a fFaH ems aMrler
y thAi llwA vummAndeF IN intwfnnl
fesvnur must D. Rn hdmluHtntlva
officer ~ LEGISLATIVE talents aad must
tseis cullNet ehe taxea lnr tire a.
"an wualmilv at ~ four hliiloa
drllAfs year must su through ~
fg0otlnaea 90 raan 81
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-04-18
MEXICAN "B0Hl Ms" ARE
GIVEN ROAD JOBS HERE

The new coal chu.e BE- ug erected
~ the Sansa Fe railway company
south o. the Union depot VII Dc The
largest on sAe lire when complete
/. wli cost thA company more than
100000 20 settle ,he BIZ q construr
fioa
One thing in connec Son with the
work that does nor ses well W th
Guthrie peopie IS that Mexican reon2
are given tire preference in tn Jobs
There are many Guthrie men out of
employment, among whom are a nam
her OF netnrned soldiers. who would
re glad TO secure Toe wn X that .
now aesng gwen Ia he'hUnks
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-04-18
Trade Business
With Europe Is
Not Fl0tfering

washireson. Ariuf is--Amerscs's
foreign trace last NIGHT ~as ness
nearly three ecaartery 81 a biliicn
collars less than n the same raontr
last year. figures made public &c
Gay hy TIE department of commersa
snow
Exports fer ths menth we're s2S@
ooo.ooo. as compared ~sth $50 coo
600 In Mach 1870 While imports
we're So .ooo.oSo AZ compared ~ith
50. .ooc. .ooo This left trade bal
ance fer the month 81 si3soco. COO
as against sea6 200 coo r. Mares
1920.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-04-18

Both of these questions are seen ~
Nr Aspden as the PIVOTAL points upon
which swing the soiEH on Of the most
pressing economic problems agitatin /;
fwo hemlepheres and keeping busi
ness iimorous and uncertain ana
Shocking the road 20 world readius'-
meDt.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-04-18
Steel mAohArE TO
OF NAMED 70 hlaA crptcf

washington April IS James A
fafrell. president OF The uulted states
Steel Corporation Is expected by high
administration officials here 10 re
named az chairman of the uew ship.
ping board. aomiaauoas for which
VIII be aeut 20 the aefafo late thl.
wees By President Harding
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-04-18
COUNTRY TO ENJOY
RAIS|N DAY SATURDAY
New Ways Of Serving This
California Fruit To Be
Made Known That
Dav

From Fresno. calf the world Is
raiein-ero~ing capital comes word
that Saturday April 60. is TO be-
anovn nationally as Raisin Day
lis purpose. say the growers is 70
introduce into every hoasehold fhe
hundreds or new and attractive ways
70 serve this delicious California
frali-mest, and culinary experts who
haye specialized "a The preparation of
raisin dishes claim that the variety
% them IS truly surprising Indeed.
say some, one could ~ down 70 d
meal composed OF nothing but Faisin
foods from soup 10 nuts ard enjoy
81 even more than the usual meal
Rsisins Are Food
Raisins are today a food. whereas
few years ago they were regarded
slnfsay as luxurious dessert and ra-
fCorffrsiaa IN paoa
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-04-18
Boys of Lille
Are Called to War

Paris. April. ie---orders calling
20 the eolors the military clauses
OF 1918 and 1870 have been reces
ed IN lille. says a report from that
city.
The National Veterans Union
has passed resolutions eshortin.
yo0ne men called 10 the eoiors to
respond as WI antly as did the'~
elders IN 1914"
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-04-18
DOUGLASS To WAVE
GUTHRIE TN|NE ABROAD
Pioneer Mills Manager To Attend
World s Cotton Congress Al
Liverpool Sohlberg
Here

AFR RoNeri SoaiherS president ot
sae pioreer Cotton Mills has srriVe.t
s. Guthrie 60 assame tha general
manasement of the mHls aarn tha
absence ~ y noaslass Eeneral
manager during lhe nexi six mouths
Mrs Sohlbere Will arrive shortly
from ~ Iouis The SholherGs wll
o,~upv The Glenn noaelass homs Nr
ana Mrs Glenn Douslsss also elll ba
away for ihe summer
3ake Douglass wil leNve NeW Noys
June ] Tor Manchester and Liverpool
as delegate 20 he Worlds Inter-
national Cotton Congress Which Nli
a--.-----
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-04-18
NO DISARMAMENT
UNrlL QIRMANY QulrA

Wmhnsten. April IS President
liafdlns cootempiateN ~ stepa 10.
ward International Disarmament untll
technical state of peaee has been
established, according 70 members of
the womrns committee for world dis
armament who discussed the subject
with hla today.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-04-18
CONGRESS TO INVESTIGATE
ESCAPE OF aERopoi 4

Washington. April IS The resolu
ton authorizing an Inseztigail5u OF
the escape Of Grover Cleveland Berg
doll. Philadelphia draft evader. who
Is now in Germany was adopted today
BY the House without opposition after
brief debate.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-04-18
Murder Not
Under the Ban
In Ireland

limef ek Agft - f~a nssn'
bees 81 me etawe forces we're kH
80. enc sess wounded in Hessl "A
Castle coanei County 1lefsfse.
ieal evening. when soldiers afris
inn AZ sne Ae3el "a iorFea msatae1
scene ~ thsf comrades n sfsli A.
ste hss alreaas AZ tns hetfalft fef
sinu felNsfs and braaH 'rinu ont
efeefsa saYa ~ Was tsAFr rta sHN
hetsi yard Ard esesatea on suspN
len 81 bagBefinu fsbsts
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-04-18
LEGION POST BALL
CLUB DEFEATS t0lLE

nv a score of IS 70 the Ga,hr
lie Bron Leg on bal team defeafei :
the Coyie team Sunday afternoon
The game vas bo.iy contested
from beg nnsng 10 end and VAS ~it
ressrd by q good sized crowd Ihe
next game wiI 1e played at Core
next sunday
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-04-18

Brodic Never Jumped,
But Flfsd Saloon
a man actually Jumped on tsa
Brook yn bridge IN New York cily %
win a bet OF dinner lie survived
and all the papers say he imiiafea
Steve Brodie Set Steve Brodie
never jumped of ihe bridge A DUN
nay was thrown overheard. and Brodis
va ting n The water was pulled on
~ answered the purpose and filied
his saloon.
Fame. repuia lon and history are
strange Ten years from now, II any
body asks, who jumped on the
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-04-18
Muskocrr BoY srAArs
ArrHR aPANlaN RicATa

MHskpgee Apfli is Frank Nseley
uatiaaa and barviaotsd drusaed oaly
ln a pair ef soiled oyeraiia and q
hickory ahifi a. the ass Of to hat
lei' for HgWin "a claim sha mythlnai
fofiau" % 1850 900 that has lufsd
mau] others mach olaer lAan he from
Their homes according 20 his father.
pase Neeley horo today.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-04-18
independent steeIs WEAK

Although the announcement OF the
reduction IN steel prices by the Unitec
state Steel corporation did not come
until late Saturday afternoon. the az
ton Of the shares OF the socalled in
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-04-18
ARMY COLTS
FOR POSTAL NE\

Big bunch Of Colts ~ army pistols,
with ammunition and aecoutremenit
received al the postoffice today. from
Washington. Postal clerks viii be
armed hereafter and viii receive
s. 600 in rewards Tor every postal
roDher killed.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-04-18

iifookYln Diidge. iho answer will be
s,evs nrodie. who didn't lump And
nobody viii know the name ~ Daniel
carons who realIs dld jump laai sur
day There are plenty Of Steve
Brodiea IN history
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-04-18
REVIVAL At FIRST
NE. CHURCH BEGINS

The revival services a. the ? rst
u. r. Canrch opened yesterday wita
fine inferest- The sermons b. Grange
list c. s. Clarke. were gospel thrvuga
end through. compelling the thought
fal attention Of the people. C. y
Cannon is singer with 3 voice HIS
great gospel solos we're much sppre
ciatsd- Song service VT begin this
erel.ng a. 80.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-04-18

"lilegltmate bl>hs in Geramny in
crease 80 per cent. says the dispatch
This usually follows war aud Is De.
plorsble. morally Fortunately II is
otherwise not serious In Germany
they educate all children, and their
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-04-18

''T77F = ~ =
McA'es'ef Apv, IS " Jones'.
shef eng nea~ ior che Southern tNiH
es company for twenty-five wear
died Monday morning from frac tr
a. skull received when STRUCK hy s.
motor ear Saturday night hs h
survived ~ widow and fite children
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-04-18
t-OUSiNG BILL IS
Held TO Be VALID

Washington. April IS The 50 CALL
ed housing bills o. New YORK were
held valid TODAY by the supreme court
The difference Of Colombia rents acts
VAS also declared constitutional The
court diyiaed five 70 four 10 eaca
case.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-04-18

President Harding II newspaper
man ail righ ne waited uutn he
got almoat ap asia nst tls deadilae
tefore he heFan % wffe la measaHs
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-04-18
SPECIAL SUNDAY
SCHOOL MEETINGS

Rev. Roger d Winger. reYresentlny
the General sunday school Board o,
the Church Of the Brethren. vii de-
liver two lectures on sunday school
work. on Thursday and Friday even
ing. Apr. q and %. : 80 p n. az
the Brethren church on East Harrison
fnear the stand pipe
In these lectures he will Tell US
much OF the Vacation Bible School
movement Sunday school workers
should hear him Every one vel
come ne-4~omnitiee
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-04-18
wtArHsR

New Orleans. La, April - To-
night ard TneFday fair riaing tenn
perafure
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WELL KNOWN OKLAHOMA

conllaaed n Pave
The Ordway new era., 1921-03-11
SCHOOL, NOTES

The following pupils were promo
tod from the third grade to the Op-
portunity room, Monday. Mary
Coulter, Avis Johnson. Edna ,Bartsch
Clemma Ross, Philip Burke, and Will
lard Dillon.
Eight boys and eight girls of the
fifth grade, have been neither absent
nor tardy this month. Carl Kropf
and Harold Dodds of the fifth grade
have been neither absent nor tardy
this year. The following pupils have
entered school this week: Virgil
Bush-Opportunit room. Etna AL
lambaugh-Sixth grade. verden
Wyatt-Third grade.
The Kimball family are quarantine
ed for Small pox.
u Verna Groth is back in school. She
has been absent for the past four
weeks, and we are all glad to know
that she is able to be in school again.
The Ordway high school boys play
ed the best game Of the season with
the Sugar City high school, on last
Friday evening. Ordway was Victo-
rious. Sugar City and Ordway have
now each won one game this year.
Ward Long and Wesley Weimer
gave talks in assembly Monday morn
ing. Wards talk was on "Our Gov
ernment" and was greatly enjoyed.
Wesley told us of the influence the
various planets have upon the cli-
matte conditions of the earth. He
gave some very interesting facts and
statistics.
Bertha Risinger is i'll this week
with q severe case upf tonsilitis.
Watch the papers for an announce
ment concerning April /. Keep this
evening open for the great event Of
the month.
Miss Davis. Miss Lowell. Mrs. Hig-
ginbottom. Miss Case. Miss Gruver,
Miss Busby and Mr.. Ross all spent
Saturday in Pueblo.
Alice Taylor is i'll with small pox.
DR.. F. A. Hatch of Pueblo address,
ed the high school In assembly Thurs
day morning.
The seventh grade sold candy Tues
day noon. The proceeds of the sale
will be used in purchasing new
picture or else it will be included in
the fund for the Near East relief.
Junior and senior high are pre-
pairing for a spelling contest for the
gear future.
The Ordway new era., 1921-03-11
Health Notice

On account of the spread of small
pox and other contagious diseases
thruout the county and wanting the
same stamped out as quickly as pos
sible, the county board of health will
enforce the following rules and regu-
lations as adopted by the State Board
of Health, Nov. 8, 1920.
Reporting Of Cases.
1t shall be the duty of every physi-
clan in attendance upon case of re~
portable disease to report the same
Immediately to the local health of
ficer, within whose Jurisdiction such
case occurs.
Nurses, midwives. teachers, heads
of private households and proprietors
and keepers OF hotels. boarding
houses or lodging houses. or other
persons either treating or having
knowledge of reportable disease
shall be required to report such dis
ease coming under their observation.
when no physician is in attendance.
Any person violating these rules
is subject to fine not exceeding
three hundred dollars for each Of
Tense. Signed,
COUNTY BOARD OF HEALTH.
The Ordway new era., 1921-03-11
jO-5O BEET CONTRACT
| OFFER IS FAVORED

4 According to all reports the sugar
'eet situation in Crowley county
eems to be better than in other beet
lowing sections of the state. The
fifty-fifty" contract as is being Of
pred by the National Sugar Manu-
hcturing Co. is something different
nd an added attraction which other
ections have not been offered. Other
|stricts are offered two contracts;
flat rate and the sliding scale. Here
ee growers have been offered either
these two with still the "fifty-fif-
contract.
So far growers are enclined to ia
pr the "fifty-fifty" offer. That Is
8e one the Crowley County Beet
Powers association held out for; and
wing been granted 1t they feel It is
e one to grow the crop under. At
mar the farmers have refused the
Pntracts as put out there.
1t is estimated that there will be
eoo acres of beets grown In the
ftional district this season, aItho
any of the farmers had about de-
ded to turn their lands to other
ops because of the lateness in
lnging out the contracts.
The Ordway new era., 1921-03-11
IS SAFE
/ IS THE REPORT

Warm weather which has prevail
IA for so long followed by, the heavy
how and falling temperature of
tuesday brings out a wonder as to
low fruit in this section of the state
hight be fairing, and from what the
rew Era CLEANS from some of the
Richard men it may be. safely said
hat fruit is alright SO far.
A. G. Bowers, who has big cher
N orchard on his ranch at Crowley
Hates that the Wragg cherries are
b good condition and that he be-
Geves the early cherries are alright
5ut there is possibility of some in
|ury to the early varieties. The
Heavy moisture and the way the snow
Hung to the trees, stated Mr.. Bow
b, was beneficial in protecting them
rom a freeze of Tuesday night. Early
.herry buds have been swelling but
he Wragg variety has made very lit
d progress In that way, being much
kter to come on.
| Ralph Noble one Of the orchard
hen in the Olney Springs district
hys that the apples are yet safe. and
hat the extremely mild weather with
bis recent snow storm has done no
amage. The apple buds have made
title advancement altho the buds
re swelling now. Mr.. Noble
kinks that IL warm weather prevails
br the next ten days or two weeks
hat there will be some OF the early
herries in bloom 1t will be falling
emperature and frosts later In the
eason that will damage the fruit If
\ should come.
The Ordway new era., 1921-03-11
LOCAL & PERSONAL

DR.. and Mrs. o. B. Morgan and
daughter Johanna of Rocky Ford
were guests Sunday evening at din
ner of DR.. and Mrs l.. R. Dillon.
Geo. Lendt, farmer residing
twenty-eight miles north and west of
Ordway is going to move from that
community and is to have a sale on
Wednesday, March IS.
Don't forget the big feast at Bap-
tist church basement, Friday, p. m.
March 18. Fancy work for sale, also.
Sol Lenz is to have a public sale
on Tuesday, March Is, at his ranch
or Cottonwood Lane Just west of
Ordway. Mr.. and Mrs. Lenz will
spend the coming summer in other
& mes to see II their health might
not be benefited.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Young have
moved to the Curtis property at the
corner Of Fourth and Sherman.
Bazaar and Feast of the Seven Ia.
bles at Baptist church basement
Friday p. M, March 18.
L. L. e. Stewart has been here the
past week from Kansas City looking
after his ranch interests southwest OF
Ordway. Mr.. Stewart is of the opin-
ion that conditions here are little
better in most respects than in other
agricultural sections.
Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd Pyles visited in
Eads the latter part OF last week.
DR.. DeRouen returned few days
ego from New Orleans, La. where he
had gone in company with Mrs. De-
Rouen to take their son who was ill.
He will be here on business until the
FIRST of next week.
SO cents will get you place at the
Big Feast of the Seven Tables at
Baptist church basement, Friday
evening ut 6 o'clock, March 1S. Lots
of beautiful fancy work on sale at
same time. 1.
There are said to be fully hun
dred cases of small pox thruOut the
county. The county board of health
is to take more drastic means to see
il the contagion can be wiped out.
On another page of this issue is
the public sale advertisement of Sol
Lenz.
F. A. Bahr was in Pueblo for sey-
eral days the past week.
Mrs. j. G. Patrick and children
went to Denver the latter part OF last
week to reside. Mr.. Patrick is To-
Gated there in stock inspection work.
w. w. Griffin has returned to Ord
way from Pueblo where he has been
with the Mccarthy Undertaking Co..
for the past six months.
Albert Hawkins has returned to
his former home in Texas. He mas
been i'll and was advised so seek a
lower tltitude.
Rev. and Mrs, F. w. Ptmlott were
In Pueblo Tuesday.
The Ordway new era., 1921-03-11
NEW PROJECT IS TO
0PENIUP MORE LAND
Rv etaff CORRESPONDENT

BY Staff Correspondent
Crowley-The Twin Lakes CO..
who are putting In large reservoir
and ditch, southwest Of town which
will be used to irrigate several thous-
and acres are progressing nicely.
They have also erected 8 or more
houses on this land which VIII pc
used by renters. This project VIII
surely be q fine thing AS practicaily
aii the land WAS .unbroken and una
vSiisbie to water or irrigation. Tne
land Is now being broken rapidly Dy
6iffsrent renters and II sursly shows
an at o. brogFesg, The housse also
'ifaproxS tiS iSppearance Of the coun-