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The Ordway new era., 1922-03-31
Nine Killed in Trinidad Mine Blast.

Trinidad, Colo.-Nine bodies were
recovered from Sopris mine of the
Colorado Fuel and Iron Company, neal
here, where an explosion occurred just
after the day shift of 200 men had left
the mine. Helmet men and Others
provided with rescue paraphernalia
from the company's mine rescue car,
worked their way through the under.
ground workings of the mine, seeking
bodies of the men. The explosion
came when the top of the ventilation
shaft was blown off. The men at the
surface Immediately spread the alarm
and work was commenced at once to
repair the shaft and get the mine
ventilation machinery at work to free
the mine from gas and foul air.
The Ordway new era., 1922-03-31
Ford Announces Forty.hour Week.

Detroit, Mich. = Adoption of the
iorty-hour week rs permanent policy
IN all plants of the Ford Motor Com
pany was announced here by Edsel Is.
ford, president of the company.
ohder the new plan the factories will
De closed on Saturday and Sunday
and about 5000 men will be added to
the force. The change will affect ap.
proximately 10000 employees, who will
continue to receive the minimum sea.
oas wage, but will work five eight
hour days weekly.
The Ordway new era., 1922-03-31
Miners Ask Nonunion Men to Strike

Cleveland, Ohio.-A complete tie-up
Of the nations enaire coal industry
by 10000 non-union miners, joining
the solid ranks of half million union
workers, was the program adopted by
the general policy committee of the
United Mine Workers of America for
the nationwide strike set for April 1.
The committee affirmed the policy of
q general suspension of union work:
erS, which prohibited the consumption
OF single state agreement, and directed
union officials TO ask all non-uniop
men to join the strike.
The Ordway new era., 1922-03-31

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Says Senator Re-wed wi,hou. pivorc.

concord, \. H.-Mrs Grace b. Hol.
us authorized through counsel here n
statement that she had not been di.
'orced from former United States Sen.
a'or henry ]. Hollis in any proceed.
inss OF which she had knowledge or
notice. The statement was made nfter
receipt OF announcement that the
lormer senator was married in Italy.
In December. 1915" the statement
said. Mrs Hollis obtained a decree
OF uvorce which does not give to
e'ther party the right to re-marry."
The Ordway new era., 1922-03-31

Grainola. okla.-'1 am now sh,.,
iy iree from the feminine trouh1s ysoa
which ! suffered, together with s ~. a
Ing nervousness, and | cer,a,an %a anne
my recovery to Doctor Pierce. iy ~
ne PRESCRIPTION. l have taken ~, W
three bottles, but am sound a .as 0a
and have gained 10 poundsa u
Minnie Austin. -An|
II you're nervous or ,ror,,.,
Mrs. Austin, go TO your drua .a ~
once and obtain this Presc,;se.s,N
DR.. Pierces, in tablets or llonidp ws
DIR. Pierce in Buffalo. y. 7 n, "n m
confidential medical advice Ssrd % n
II you desire trial package tahIs.
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The Butler weekly times and the Bates County record. (Butler, Mo.) 1918-1950, 1922-12-07

Misses Ora and Goldie New
some and brother, Nell, all of
Kansas. City, spent few days
the last of the week in this city
with their parents, Squire and
Mrs. d. G. 'Newsome.
Useablc Christmas gifts, Blacks
Gus Kienberger, for the past
few years cashier Of the Com
mercial State bank of Rich Hill,
was at recent meeting Of that
institution elected to the presi-
dency, succeeding r. N. Mont
gomery, who retires. S. M
Davis was elected cashier to sue
ceed Mr.. kienberger.
Christmas Goods Black & Sons.
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Suit Sale now at Black & Sons

L. G.. Miller was down from
Kansas City Thanksgiving day
and ate Thanksgiving dinner
with his mother, Mrs. G. C. Mill
err, and spent the afternoon hunt
ing rabbits.
Wanted-Man and wife to care
for chickens and cows and run GO
acre farm on shares. Phone II
on Is Virginia Central. 7-3t
The many, friends of Judge A..
B. Owen, who has been very sick
for the past two weeks, will be
glad to lear nthat he is slowly re-
covering and is able to sit up for
short periods.
Bring in your harness now and
have them oiled and repaired be-
fore your spring work begins.
WeMott & Major.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Miller and
children were up from Nevada
the last of the week for q visi:
with relatives. Mr.. Miller is en-
gagged in the insurance business
at Nevada.
Cali at Fisher Electric Shop f0r
III kinds Of electrical supplies.
'6-6 TelepAoae 3o2.
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Poultry Association Meeting.

The Bates County Poultry AS
sociation will meet Saturday, De-
cember 9th, at 2 80 p. m, in the
County Agent s office. Every
one invited to attend.
We will have the following pro-
gram:
The Value of Comparison
Show to the Breeders" by Mr..
Fox.
preparing a White Bird for
the Show Room" by Mr.. Lacy.
General Disqualification"
by Mr.. Griffin.
Every member urged to be
present.
Mrs. Edison Snyder, Sec'y.
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johnson Stotts to the Confed-
crate Home.

Word was received in Butler
Wednesday morning that the ap-
plication of johnson Stotts for
admission to the Ex-Confederate
Home at Higginsville had been
favorably acted on by the board
of managers of the home.
Mr.. Stotts has been in bad
health for some time and on ac-
count of his feeble condition and
advanced age he thought it best
to go to the home. He resigned
the office of constable Of Mt.
Pleasant township some time,ago.
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Call and Get Your Art Calender for 1928

Evelyn Smiser, rural carrie!
out of the Butler postOffice at
tended a district meeting of rura
carriers at Mt. Vernon last week
Mr.. Smiser is vice-president OF
the state association of rural mail
carriers.
We would take a pig on a tire
if you haven't enough money to
buy one. WeMott & Major.
E. A. Reid, local agent for the
American Express company, left
the first of the week for st.
Louis, where he is spending his
annual vacation.
Box supper and program at
the Bethel school house, west of
town Friday night. All invited.
cite Mable Cameron, Teacher.
Sunday afternoon as Mrs. /. j.
Wyer, of Rich Hill, was on her
way to the NJ. E. church to at
tend a revival meeting that was
in progress she was attacked by
heart failure. She was taken to
the nearest house where she died
in few minutes.
Bring in your harness now and
have them oiled and repaired be-
fore your spring work begins.
WeMott & Major.
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I. o. o. F. Banquet at Adrian.

\ delegation from the local
Encampment |. 0. O. f. Lodge
went to Adrian Friday where
they attended big banquet and
assisted at the initiation of a
class of fifteen candidates.
Grand Patriarch Il. |. Duncan,
of Kansas City, and Grand Senior
Warden |. l.. Sutton, Of this city,
were present and assisted in tue
work. There were delegations Oh
hand from Appleton City, Bur
Ter, Spruce, Foster and FL
Dorado Springs.
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A Successful Revival.

One of the most successful re-
vivals held in this city for some
time closed at the Ohio street M.
+. church Sunday night. Rev.
Car,ler, during the revival,
preached some powerful sermons
and there were large number Of
converts, especially among the
younger people. The music was
in charge of Herbert WeMott,
who favored the large audiences
with a solo at almcse every SER
vice
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Carl Norfleet, who is interest
ed in a garage at Lees Summit
spent Thanksgiving in Butler
with home folks.
Suit Sale now at Black & Sons.
Col. A. V. Adams of the adju-
tant generals office at Jefferson
City, visited Butler one day the
last of the week.
Suit Sale now at Black & Sons.
Misses Alta Brown and Naomi
johnson, of the Levy sales force,
spent Thanksgiving day with rel.
atives and friends in Kansas Ciy.
Harness oiled for 75c,
WeMott & Major.
Lloyd Gaines, a special agent
for the Hartford Fire Insurance
company, of Sedalia, spent a few
days with Butler relatives the
last of the week.
Suit for the boy, Black & Sons.
Miss Mary Braden and Miss
Jessie Ray, teachers in the Kan.
sas City public schools, spent the
Thanksgiving holidays in this
city with home folks.
Suit Sale now at Bhck 3 Sons.
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DR.. and Mrs. j. 7. Shadburne
spent Thanksgiving with Wind
sor relatives.
Suit sale will continue 10 days
longer. Come in, Black & Sons.
E. c. Mulkey was down from
Kansas City Sunday visiting rel
atives and friends.
End hind Furniture and Stoves
for sale br trade.
WeMott & Major.
I'll. Hutton, who has been
workindin Kansas City for some
Mime retrned home the last OF
Ae weel
\Nwe VI trade you tires for
Muir fu4iture, stoves, WeMott &
Ajor.
Mt. January, a prominent Ne
,vaA at|rney, was attending to
busiA ,sbefore the circuit court
s.sn1
Hrs.ER. Guyton was called
70 Wa burg Saturday by the
nova q serious illness of her
aunt. !. Aayes.
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Lee Names Two Appointees.

A. C. Moreland, superintendent
of Bates County schools, has
been selected chief clerk in the
department Of education by
Charles A. Lee, recently elected
state superintendent Of schools.
Mr.. Moreland is 80 years old and
was born and reared on a farm
near Rich Hill, Mo.
Superintendent Lee also an
nounced the appointment of w.
G. Dillon, professor of Mathe-
mates in the Butler high schools,
as chief statistician in his office.
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Notice.

The next Regular Sales Day
will be on December 9th. Adj
vertisers will please prepare their
copy and file same with the Sec
rotary. -
Those filing first will be given
priority on choice of items put on
sale.
1t is best not to delay this mat
ter as the printers want plenty of
time in which to get out the Bull
letin.
Ben b. Canterbury, See
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The First Baptist Church.

One block north of square.
7. c. Brammer, pastor. Res
502 N. Delaware. Phone LOG.
s. s. Teachers and officers
prayer meeting 9:15.
S. S. $50. j. f. Zwahlen,
Supt.
! A. NJ, Pastor will preach. P.
NJ, DR.. Paul Heiligman will lee
ture.
Prayer meeting Wednesday,
Dec. 18TH, 1.-THE Power of Ex-
ample, "by Miss Zelma Steele.