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MERCHANDISE
Wearing Apparel

MISUNDERSTANDING asu prices paid: will
cai anyHhste. W. WasserInan sd
North seventh Street. Randolph 40
ANTIQUES AND FEATHER BEDS-Any
thing IN antique furntuTe w!ll call
anywhere In Ni!E!n!h. See ali other
buyers. .iicn call the man thnt nays Int,
prices. Madison 62U1. Beard. rs NJ,
Main Street. Richmond. Va
BoNDS--W to buy Scottish Kite
bonds. State lowest cash price. Adur.ss
At once. Bond. BoN 2GO. cry.
WANTED quantity OF uiic. partition oaL
or 2nc +. q. BOX ii!i.
WASTED At once secondhand furniturc
for Hight housekeeping Call Bou!ryard
:tlb-J.. before y. VI. Monday
WANTED. 80. IS Or io-!nch .nahogany
typc.rlter Icsk. Phone Randolph 5I.t
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EMPLOYMENT
Help Wanted

HUNDREDS u. &. GOVERNMENT posi-.
Hons open to mon women girls, Ii3S to
fl5 month. Steady work. Common
education sufficient Write Immediately
iDr free lis; positions open Franklin
Destitute. Dept i6l s. Rochester. y Y.
IOBLESS7 So was !. Never again. CSC
Tor three good formulas. tells you how.
ITy II. G. Fou!h. 725 Walker Avenue,
Butler, Pa.
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FINANCIAL
Business Opportunities


GOOD BUSINESS without capital, hon
%,shIs; ,oue and .ta.sh,: worthy OF in
Inside Gis ou,: UPSIDE down. clean. hirh,
@ ase Fun lln yiy5nF az q oceans
Welles &oseley. Hcwhurgh. Il y.
SMALL SOAP NAHUFAcTuREn dc.
s sirss - sonnsft with man OF sales
in,sn'ive business In virginia. ''''u Ms a..
s"orh ~ an ind.pendsnt broker. bu. have
lcas, i;oco 90 IN the Sas.ness ssa and o. sum- y,
Gent additional capital 10 properly pro.
amount Of lnyes'nen, ana refctaucSs
very atttaStive line o, products BOZ
STi adrd Advertising Agency. 81. Louis,
ACToMoBiLE repair shop for sale. sulon.
ga central location: well ,s,abii'shr4
fuaH capita! required. Box II CTS, Tie
ior sale Bes, !oc"tion Ia STATE. 10
sS3inrSittion; real opportunity. Box l.
eqhK ,Isr feiining and P!pe Line O..
{. " wilson. wichita Fa!!.. Texas
invcs,iEa,ton ' nyt;s .i pa" 10 arg iT9os,
man or woman. Box ID as, Ti,nes-Dis
buSI%E ss--For sale. attractive paying
business Something that will maze
I..tI n"ncy foF you. Address & .27. car.
BuSI*ESS-W sell am estntl!she, ,,y,,.
ness Ter much less than is aetna! worth.
VINO can take charge. Box Is :l5 Tho
cQNFEcTio%EhY Das!ness ia very GOOD
location. Equipment :!gst-clakg Rom
--easonahle. !,os D $50. Tho Dlspa,5h IN
cONFEcTipNEHY sTOnf. Oh Main Stree.
5'anE me "psin"ss h.E building. ~Ith
HpOTs above. owner leading ci-y. vii!
81. ch"au. isoT sI5. M DISPATCH
GOOD opportunity 20 buy established .U-
i1iLCoi." hus!n:sa. sales and service de-
factory ;iaa :or Financing central !"es'
tom low overhead enIeusa quick ac-
HANE seSciai Thousand dollars 70 invest,
mnai have you 20, 70 on. address. 30.
LARGE manufacturing coronation wants
dia 5'e men 10 open branch u;nco an.
IA. a. !ass shiefMsn. $500 To $4,000 neces.
s.N. T.shts; patcnt-I article: money
ine.ii,g possibilities unlimited VIII pay
srSs TO Ba.,inoie u y-u qualify.
n!Hi.-d S"tretary. oOa -. Eu'aw street.
LIVE, energetic man. .sI;h small invest
'n"Ht !or manufacturing business vi.
sisnd fullest investigation. Boa u COS.
MA%UFACTuRErS representative :or
res.5asbla nar,l. 20 &c, \" '"n Ven ",!;
!ao9r-sayirs automobile teY:ce. This
iafgcs, eSfpofa ,iaas ana sS ii. on s!sh ne
Ihe ;r!ca IL within reach OF cYcrynSIy
90 IA" now H..Ofting counties "Etto
VI aud arrange 10! perEOnaI Interview
Geo. l.. Fc:ndUn. :. North Eighth street
Richmond Va tuprtaiysl
fNt.I y Ei.-Waut"d a partner who IL IN.
isf-a'y: ia Inventions 10 furnish usodeI
-e2l.itl. BOX u 80. The p.epatch.
STORE I'D FLaT-barEc. I.ght years
Naia . .afsss9'S ,RIs 2.jys''oA ''I' W
"ANTED, 10 'cn; store IN town O. several
ihousanG population. Box ca, The
YOUNG man. q 600. desires partner with
sam" amount. Have good proposition 10
orcr. BOZ 9 cog, The pispatch.
3!JrIp CORPORATION wants sa!es man
aser We manufacture patented ar, .cl.
hs"dta by over srTi,b" people. Endorsed
ny government. M tOIRret.i!or. SHOULD
~ $4,000 annually $500 70 S,J,p CAT
.!al required. Scot, Corporation =. "
WASHINGTON. Chicago
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ger the City and State BY Using I'D Want Ads
EMPLOYMENT
Statesmen md Agent.

SA tESSAN wanted who has knowledge
OF power transmission preferred A man
VINO can earn ut least &c, 900 yearly Adj
nress Kingsley Manufacturing Co, III.
SALESMAN OR SALESLADY wanted FOR
me states % EirSinia. West Virginia
north aud South Carolina. One who
calls on dry goods and department store
trade 10 handle a weli-known. popular
priced line Of braHs!crcs and bandctu.
state preson, linsr handled torrltnTy
covered and give rcfrrenccs IN mrs, lot
Ter venus BrassIer. Co. 3943 Lincoln
Avenue. Chicago. III.
SA L-ESN Az WASrED-ti0 900 90 capitaI
stock In growing South Carolina CON.
Germ. TO nc sold tn South caroIi,,a
Splendid selling points Bashcc, Ly s,,b
staniihl well-krown business men CnJv
dcpcndable men nccG apply. BOX l5y
Union. &. e. u.s.
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Your opportunity to
purchase a splendid
general store and de-
tached dwelling, with
established trade. Rea-
son for selling, too
m Il C h business for
ow II err S age and
health. This property
is situated in thickly
settled and growing
community, on car line
and National High
way, near Richmond.
If you see this proper
ty, you will buy it.
Price, $4,000.
REX O. JONES CO.,
INC,
16 N. Eighth st.
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THIS OFFER 10 you want real
money. 400 \ week ~ NCcrhry's record
iis made .j..ls last year Rowe cleared
l-7G IN one !nonth'H apAIe tine. Lar sest
gutnptuy OF lts k.ui In America oiT
hyvr. go nrYat 50 psr order. NO f1rulhh
eGuiptncut. tell you whese 70 80. What
20 rty ard how u inah" niS money. Al!
you DO * call on our customers an: tax"
'hc.r orders FOR ra!ncaatF. B!g. p-T-
Iuaaput proposition spar" time OF ~:
Tine 40 capital required. write gnick
fIf otter thai viii uEt you on thc r"h !
90 filc..sa. Th. Conner Ni8 Co. Dept.
- !.i;. DAYTON. OHIO
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ATTENTION.

wtl arrive in Richmond JM ine -, ia'a a,, 70
9. ,y.,-ginI, on one Of tho most .saent!i!
pfoiuls in this country ana w. s o. tgne
w. ~ and county wOrh: COMPENSATION
h.'sed o,. ability Address, NoN .2s; ihe
Dispatch. stating the quickest way -1''
communicate with you.
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Statesmen md Agents

a BUSINESS OF YOUR cwS-Hakc
sparkling E,as- name plates. numbers.
checker boIEGs. ucCa!i!uns. signs: big 81
.GstIAt.d hook Free. l.. Palmer. u.
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REAL ESTATE For SHE
business Prnncrrp

ONE TO FIVE AcREs-A b.,,ni75nI -.
near Hot Springs. An opportunity 10
3ntain ineNpensvcly. high-claas Hrivf,
lsEtS, BOX = 62S. The Dispatch.
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SALESMAN wanted to- soil guuin-d tar.
aNd scaling ma chimes. Gurnfncd Ia ~,
.heap.r than t"lne. Big colnmly.ions
Excellent opportunity :or Nv. man
Lake Street. Chicago.
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SALESMAN calling On retailers In s!na!!
t0NGs 70 carry sd. line blankets com
tortaDlc,. dfcUa goods. Ioarns to re-
taller direct. Good coHr.iss!on y. G
~ mann & GO. FL Chestnut Street.
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Statesmen wanted for 5000 mile guar
aut.td '!rcs. Guaranteed salary 400
weekly. via extra comm issionx Cowau
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.f.ls..-s-erl tnr rIVt -IN.Dhe " iINE"E
II u, oui \ sanitary mop uoi'
,tySk sct4h brush, ap"r ana si!cs :
...n i!kc clothes wtinse'. over
90 .ruGt guaranteed toT thTre YEA
sr.-,s salulng money. h!EHly .hso' 20 !.
I.- agents irOpOB.'4oH, Get Us Prov
90 NM WrI,e Flve-!n-CnG ME- CO..
inc Worcsster. Mas
SyfSIiIST; INVENTION Actually
Trr,.r,ntz automobile acc.dGn'. C"s!s
agents $3.so postpaid. retail LT!sGy, g.
V.s..rfuI sslf- selling plan. Car. hTo"h.
Manager. Dept 20, Columbus. ONO. -
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Rooms for Housekeeping q
Vacation Places
Acton HOTEL

ACTON IlDrEI.
Opens June =. 1921
Tho most beautiful situation IN ,ha
Bluc Ridge Mountains. distinctive sun,
ineT ana utuiun resort; on main lin, -,
{: y: Railway. The usual auusuuyuts
Wriie for booklet. -
ALTON HOTEL.
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FOR RENT two apartments uyc rooms
aad bath. Possession at once: first floor
Can be leased t" September. 1892. Boulc-
ward tIiu-J
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DOLLAR license card holdcrs fas;es, s. ~.
-, .rT.ssory out: needed hy car oWhtI5
:mE c -, With motor !awa R!g com
,nIssion: protected territory AdHrrss
Dent vi. Auto Specially Co. hu''"'S-
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rxCELLEST oPPoRTuNITY selling our
Guaranteed banana and sweet putnso
S.rr,kn nours Big repeat business
'.oDd future: exclusive t.rT!tor! ~
i,ussltr {. CO.. 23S South pierce street.
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ADEEEr!SE-Rnte book mailed free
SS,tahdard Advertising Agency. ST. Louis.
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ACToNOBiiE repair shop for sale Sulcn
.ld central location: well ,stablishra
traac; low rent, good reason for selling
sinaH capital required. Box II CTS, Tie
Dispatch. go
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EoTILl%G fi.ANT--Sua.i ho,iIine plant
!or sale. Best location Ia STAFF Sc
SSinp%ittion; real opportunity. Box Il
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MERCHANDISE
Articles for Snlo 81
PLUMBING. Thinning;
AND SHEET METAL WORK

Gas and coal ranges. r.p,ir work =,
ai'S'a!i!. We employ only skilled work
C. NANSlNG PLUMBING; co. INC.
:'E EAST MAIN STREET
Madison 23.i
The Ordway new era., 1921-10-14
Heaton, Director Of Marketing Hopes
To Solve Dairy Farmers Problems
BY ROBERT FULLER

Will the American Farm Bureau
Federation. solve the marketing prob
lem of the millions of American dairy
farmers?
It's new Dairy Marketing Depart
ment is going to try mighty hard. and
the head of it, as director, man who
knows dairying from A to u.
He is E. B. Heaton. the man who
originated the famous Make
the Farm Feed the Cow"
Previous to his employment by the
Federation he was Farm Advisor in
DuPage county, Ill. Mr.. Heaton has
given a lifetime of intensive study
to the problems of the dairy farmer.
AS head of the Farm Bureau Dairy
Marketing Department, Mr.. Heaton
will devote his activities to the coop
erative distribution of organizations
in unorganized territory, to advertis-
ing;- standardization and grading of
dairy products, to studying existing
cooperative daify marketing organi-
cations, and to assisting in every way
possible the work of the Farmers
Milk Marketing Committee of l 1. IN
terviewed concerning his new work,
Mr.. Heaton said:
"The big job is to build up dairy
marketing organization. 1t is easy
to formulate cooperative marketing
plans and to enlist the support OF the
leaders in the various communities;
the difficult task is to secure the ac-
tive support of the majority of the
mill-stool farmers. This applies to
the whole United States.
THE work of the Dairy Marketing
| department win be largely governed
by the recommendations and plans
formulated by the Committee OF IL,
1t would seem that the formulating OF
national policies in regard to the
marketing of dairy products can be
worked out in a national way along a
The Ordway new era., 1921-10-14
MISSIONARY SOCIETY
HAS BUSY MEETING

The Woman's Foreign Missionary
society of the Methodist church met
in the church parlor, Friday after
noon, October 7th
After the devotions led by Mrs
j. A. Smith an interesting study hour
followed. Chapter l in the hook
Kingdom and the Nations" was
given by Miss Grace Crisman.
The subject being the interesting
topic of Japan was very instructive.
Brief outline of the opening chap
ter in the second study book given by
Mrs. Barker was followed by discus
sion of the questions of the mystery
box, led by Mrs. Riley.
In the business session which fol-
lowed, Mrs. l.. |. GiGin was elected
delegate to represent this auxiliary at
the District Convention held in La
Junta. October 21-23.
A number of Ordway women plan
to attend part or all of the sessions
of the convention.
MRS. c. E. BARKER, Sec.
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Closing of the doors of of t,c communty's banking
and WILL at best work hardship the entire county The;
failure of any business establishment to be regretted for in
there those who ose but the failure of bank
rule great to suffer at least Temporal
lily. This recent is exception to the rule, and
proxmatey 700 depoors had varied amounts deposit
when the banks doors closed 1t is bound to work
hardship tho the bank should finally dollar for dollar
wherein closed bank out in full
Crops fair this but markets prices
market far too low to be in keeping with the conn
ued high of living and added to this at time when every
should be putting forth its most powerful yet
ave energy resolves itself into calamity There is never
what might have been and this is one
affairs 1.-THE community must OF necessity
rin bear and that to be the the community
in general is taking it.
business but what takes chances and banking
unlike other undertakings but there that
gree which must be maintained bus
and and be OF service to
community
hoped that the affairs of the unfortunate nstl-
tuition can speedily settled and would be pleasing even to
had business connections with the institution
to worked and and stronger institution
open its without question: to be another bank
Orway and reliable information puts that Is only
short time until this is brought about
The Ordway new era., 1921-10-14
STRICKLAND BUYS STORE

e. b. Strickland of the firm of
Byars & Strickland, has purchased
the Byars interest in the Ordway
store and will be sole owner from
now on The store has been under
the process of INVOICE during the past
few davs and for couple of days.
during the final rush, the doors have
been closed Mr.. Strickland will
have an announcement to make late
as to proposed changes.
Mr.. Strickland has been member
of the firm here since the store was
bought of Mr.. Todd about eight years
ago, and during that time he has been
directly in charge. He has built up
big business and undor his owner
ship will continue its growth.
Mr.. Strickland is well known thru
out the Arkansas Valley and he has
a wide circle of friends who will be
pleased to know that he has become
sole owner.
The Ordway new era., 1921-10-14

partment in that publication-in-
structing people in the business how
to make certain styles and what ma
terials to use.
In the United States she frequently
is called into consultation by the exc
cutives of the leading wholesale and
retail houses. She knows and these
people know that she knows.
Mrs. Bottomley's work as an auth
ority on millinery and dressmaking
requires her to visit all the leading
fashion centers. Thruout mist of
the year she alternates between New
York and Chicago and in the winter
visits Palm Beach. She is now pre-
pairing to resume trips to London and
Paris which were interrupted by the
war.
Being pre-eminently fashion eX-
pert, one might get the impression
that her work is best suited for the
women of large cities, but such is not
the case. She is herself product of
small western town-in Colrado, in
ItOChy FOTu WHeTe SHe CoHuuCteu Il
successful millinery and dressmaking
business. No one knows better than
she the needs of women outside the
cities. We quote from letter of
hers to this service:
81 want to help educate women to
| know. what is becoming to them in
colors, shape and style of all gnr-
ments-the frock, cloak, hat, gloves,
shoes and fashion of doing up the
hair. The woman who has studied
herself knows that she does not OBJ
tain best effects by following slavish-
ly this and that passing fancy in styl-
es to suit her peculiar circumstances
her figure. complexion and purse.
"And in writing fashion features
for the service. always picture my.
self as a woman in a small city OIL
town who wants to find herself dress
ed in the best of style of the season
no matter where she may go. l con
slider the kind of clothes lady wouli
wear, her ability to buy dress mater
ials and the depth of her pocket-book
When say in an article that certain
} goods will cost about dollar yard
for instance, have made due allow
ance and 1t means the actual coct viii
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few definite lines. 1t viii moi -,e pos
sible to cover all the dairy marketing
problems because the marketing of
raw or market milk is one that is
governed largely by local conditions.
1t should not be difficult to carry out
a definite line of marketing butter
and cheese and to carry out a nation
al policy of advertising, standardiz-
ing and grading OF dairy products If
this is done in an effective way, it
should be possible to take care of the
unorganized territory"
The Ordway new era., 1921-10-14
TO FINISH ROAD

7 r. Downey. county commission
or was advised in phone message
from q l.. L. Gam, of Pueblo, that
pueblo county would start very soon
on the work of completing the Kan
ocs-Colorado boulevard in Puepio
county. Tho state road bond issue o,
two millions of dollars has been soid
and money is now available. ana ru-
ah,o county will direct some of its
road work on this highway. Pueoio
county receives approximately *zh-
900. - c.a,o,
& Mr. Downey states that Crowley
county will get over $4,000. but tnst
- will not be available for some time
yot. .-..-. :. -
The Ordway new era., 1921-10-14
ttizens Bank Closes Doors--Bank
Examiner Takes Charge Saturday

The Citizens State Bank of Ordway voluntary went into
4 hands of receiver the latter part of last week and ~;
failed to open last Saturday morning notice on the
hors Saturday morning advised the public that tho h
charge of the state bank examiner and this notice w
bank officials Charles d. Reimold special denut tt
commissioner was placed in charge of institution and
y this week completed statement of the condition f
he found them to exist Mr. Reimold in an interview with
ew Era representative intimated that the condition Of f
The Ordway new era., 1921-10-14

i much better than some believed
Inn to be, altho he could make no
ktement yet as to the extent the
<nk might finally pay. He has
Ings so lined up now that anyone
Wing notes or other business with
bank may call and take such mat
fs up with him.
|Sfhe assets and liabilities of the
hk as found to exist after Mr..
kimold had completed a full exam
ntion are as follows:
a Assets
The Ordway new era., 1921-10-14
RODENHAUSER SELLS
BUSINESS TO DIR. IRISH

DR.. w. R. Rodenhauser has sold
his dental office and practice to DR..
J. P. Irish. of Sterling. Colo, and
will give possession October 20. DR..
Rodenhauser has not decided defin-
itely upon new location but expects
to spend some months in Chicago and
may possibly remain there perman-
emily.
The Ordway new era., 1921-10-14
CANNING SEASON
CLOSES THIS WEEK

Crowley-The canning season ends
this week and the factory will close
for the winter. The output has
been very good this year considering
the condition of the various fruit and
vegetable products.
The Ordway new era., 1921-10-14
GIANTS WIN

Pc Giants of the National league
'he world series ball contest by
OF games. as follows:
[ednesday. GiantsO, Yankees 3.
pursday, Giants 0. Yankees 3.
iuay, Giants 13, Yankees 8.
Fturday, rain.
hday, Giants 4, Yankees 2.
Dhday, Giants 1. Yenkees 3.
'esday, Giants 8, Yankees 8.
|eaheSday, Giants 2, Yankees1.
ufsday. Giants 1, Yankees 0.
The Ordway new era., 1921-10-14
HUTCHINSON TO
PREACH AT CROWLEY

;rowley-Rev. j. p. Hutchinson
Fesenting the Lords Day Ain
Will preach at the Presbyterian
|lces at IL O'Clock Sunday and
aDiy in the evening. Other SER
VIII be Sunday school at 10;
Pstlan Endeavor at 6:3O. The
ing service will commence at
ESQ.
The Ordway new era., 1921-10-14
Mrs. Bottomley, Fashion Editor
Is Colorado Country Woman

In another portion of this issue article Styles in
Winter Coats" department for written by Julia
Boomley Turn to it and read it and the
ent views of styles.
Who is Mrs Bottomey, you may ask. She is regular
contributor to the New Era But that does
question Mrs Julia Bottomey has been for of the
best known style the United States She consult
ing ed
of the Illustrated Mner trade journal with national
circulation wholesalers retailers and professional mil
conducts textbook" de-
The Ordway new era., 1921-10-14

We have recently secured some
good used Washing Machines which
we are selling cheap or we have new
ones if you prefer. Wittenmyer.
The Ordway new era., 1921-10-14
Total ----------$177,11o.s6

he closing of the bank came
eewhat as a surprise to its patrons,
alhho many believed the bank
oyerloancd and that some of its
IS were not sufficiently secured,
believed the affairg would be
ked out and that closing would
volded. so when tho notice ap-
led on the door Saturday morning
feated quite stir of excitement.
most of the depositors immedi-
commenced arrangements fo~
fying on their business.
The Ordway new era., 1921-10-14

Ribbons for all make typewriters
can be secured ut the New Era.
The Ordway new era., 1921-10-14

why buy light weight Stow p l,pa
when you can get the real heavy n.na
Mt the same price here. w"''
myer.
The Ordway new era., 1921-10-14

be something less than dollar
yard a. any store the country over"
Above everything else, Mrs. Bottom
ley's ideas are sensible. She prepar-
eS each article with consideration
for style, good taste and economy
She poses model specially to illus
trate each article.
The Ordway new era., 1921-10-14

p,,ls Of sale blanks. the pooke. :
.,.s. are now for sale at this ONCE
The Ordway new era., 1921-10-14

Mrs Clyde Ford went to Pueoio
"wednesday to meet her mother MRS.
VIM. Auckland who was ,aa re'u, at
+, om a visit with her son chafies -
Meeker, Colo.
The Ordway new era., 1921-10-14
Ticket Named for
Crowley Election

Crowley-The first municipal cleo
tion for Crowley will be held on
Tuesday, October rs, ct which time
officials will be elected to administer
the affairs of the city. Tuesday of
this week was registration day. aud
those who failed to register then may
appear on Monday, October "a, the
day before the election and register
by taking two witnesses.
On Tuesday evening q caucus was
held at the Abbott building and a
ticket nominated as follows;
Mayor-C. A. Plank.
Trustees-F. Nj. McCaffery, r. E..
Lamont, C. H. Powell, w. w. Rinkle,
G. G. Ellis and w. w. Green.