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The Greeley tribune., 1906-10-18

one Iaan in Eve VINO votes straight
party ticket can explain 70 his own
satisfaction why he does it, If he
should ever try TO analyze his mo-
tives On tia. paint
II Is Just such party loyalty, or
party blindness, that has made the
political .'boH' possible, and that
has placed the government OF the
people almost as far from the people
as it is In despotic Russia. Try to
figure it carefully some time. just
bow far your vote GOES toward max
ing government for yourself. You
think it counts as much as any other
mans vote. So 1t does. but ii counts
only for what the other man NAV
have prepared for you to vote for.
You have no choice In the matter.
BE need not consult you. He knows
all too we'll that in the name of the
party you will vote blindly for any.
thing proposed as party measure.
You think it Is certain noble prin-
ciple around which your party Is
rallytng. More often 1t is prin-
ciple manufactured by the party You
are supporting. for some special and
private interest. That is what Won
should look into. Only when YOU
do this will your vote be as good as
the other mans.
Don't let the other man play on
your consistency to certain habits
that you formed years ago. 1t isn't
As laudable thing as you may think
1t Is for you to be able to say that
you have voted straight party
ticket for forty years. You ma,
have done great deal of harm with
your ballot in that time. PARTY
doctrines and principles have reversed
themselves many times during the
last forty years. Still you have
stood with them through every
change and believe that you have
been fair to yourself and your coun-
try. But you haven't. You have
simply made it possible for some ono
more shrewd than you, better
judge OF human nature, to make
profit out OF what you wrongly no.
lieyed to be your duty.
Will you continue In this habit or
Will you finally take brace upon
yourself, do a little thinking on
your own hook and let the result find
expression through your ballot the
next time you vote? Until Won a,
1t is useless to hope for better things
in the way Of politics.
The Greeley tribune., 1906-10-18
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The Greeley tribune., 1906-10-18

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The Greeley tribune., 1906-10-18
REC1HcI TICKET.
THE BEET SITUATION.

As may be noted from the news
columns Of this iasue the sugar com-
pany has a serious problem On hand
In the fapdliny Of the great beet
crop Of this ysas. Apparently Dotn-
ing but the cooperation Of the beet
growers With tise company can save
the latter from tfle loss of sUn ap-
pYoximAtsIy q quarter Of million dol
IArs % this ssasoD's crop. There
are 41.D0 tors of beets In Weld
county more than the company Is
able TO handle At the three Weld
county factories By the ordinary
Dotbod. The disposition Of this
quantity Of bests may largely deter
mine the future Of the industry In
this section This may represent
the difference betveen the best SEA
son In the history OF the business
here, for farmers and for the com-
pzoy, and a lnes 30 serious u the
latter thz, the Expansion policy
heretofore pursued may be abandoned
for the safer policy Of a smaller out
put.
No person will bs narrow minded
enough to deny that the sugar busi-
ness has proven one Of the greatest
and mort profitable industries Of the
state. Close TO one and a half mil
lion dollars will be paid cut to the
farmers Of Weld county for beets
this season. This Is more than will
be paid for any other crop here this
year. The beet crop viii average
safer year by year than any other
crop, and in fact, has come TO be the
most reliable grown here, although
enIy four or five years old. By co.
operation of farmers and factory
owners the industry can be built to
even greater proportions. Without
this, 1t surely cannot.
The Tribune las the same inter-
est In this matter that any other
citizen has, to see valuable indus.
try grow up and be developed In the
The Greeley tribune., 1906-10-18
Little Lessons in Politics
By Independent Voter.
By Independent Voter.

Politics In Weld county this ALI
come a. Lear icing puri5ed ss -tsy
have ever been. CCt.ardiy. at
least, ssmDlaDcs If respectab.li.y
has been PIT oa- TIE party o1s
has been sgpplanted By the party
council. Tie campaign Of mud nas
been succeeded by ooe Of absolute
silence about the opposition. o- of
mild acknowledgment Of few PAS
sably good qualities EVER oD= of
these is an outward sign that The
people In politics as bQsinass re-
cognizs the tendency Of the tines
Right down al the fo1Ddatioa of
things there is really but little i'm
proTemsnt in politics Tie stcs is
all upon the outside and when the
sugar coating is scrsped OF az ind
exactly the same desires. the sane
objects. and the same methods Of
reaching these that hare ob-a ned
since politics became recognized as a
good financial graft. The methods
have only.o necessity been ..refned a
little, but the result hoped for Is the
same.
We do not Say this In a spirit. of
pessimfsm, for We are hopeful Of tet-
ter Things from the people for the
people. 1t all rests y ith the people.
II every man or woman who las a
vote 70 give for MAD or principle
would check himself up short and
acknowledge that he might be in The
wrong, and then start from tina,
point and reason the thing out With
himself. be would have made al ex-
cellent start toward lettering things.
The blame for the deplorable condf.
tion Of things politically lies With
the man who goes blindly On be-
Iieying himself right, when actual
conditions are living proofs that he
is all wrong.
But still he blundsrs On, voting 1t
straight for his party, whatever it is,
and perpetuating the system that
he knows Is wrong, but that he is
told will be perfect as soon as the
opposition has been 80 thoroughly
beaten that it will he without p0yer
for good OF evil.
That Is what, In the councils of
the party, is termed party loyaIty.
In reality 1t ig the most abject slav-
cry. ] will venture to say that not
The Greeley tribune., 1906-10-18

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Just A DIFFERENCE

IL .,i.e Ct tie reiterated state
ns1s p1oIi,S1st IN these columns
-rizs Eksys was Dor lirss 0i paid
political matter published fh the
Trio1ne this campaign, ons after
another Of the candidates cone xfth
o1ers o, nonsy 70 SDoop rhings up
for them Every o1e has net with
tie sane answer from manager and
editor, tina. not ooe cent .o0id be
accepted for private use, OF for The
paper. There = just oDe encourag-
ing feature IL this matter that the
offer H. never made the second time,
szso1ing that tfs czldidzcss after
icing TUNED do~n once. al least
give rs credit for sincerity In the IL
dependant stand Fo, this Ss sin
eerely thank them
We expect 20 giTs every nzn a
square deal who dsssrvss it, bu. We
do Dot wanr To be Influenced nor pre-
iGdiced Dy Offers Of personal gain TO
manager or editor. Scnse Of the
small county pablisters bozst pri-
yateIy Of the fact that they have
made nearly ~, 90 On politics this
fall. It may b 30, but We don't
teIieys them. although they hare
hung about the candidates like flies
about noiasses barrel But just
as true a. tisa. Dot line Of paid
political matter is published In the
Tribune this fall. is probably the
statement that not Inc Of political
matter is published in these alleged
newspapers without it is paid for.
That is one difference betseen
the Tribune and the other papers Of
the county. and difference that We
hope may ever exist
The Greeley tribune., 1906-10-18
PLAIN RAILWAY TALK.

Greeley to he outdvaled by KeY-
seJ. That would sound rather funny
Just DOW, wouldn't it?
There is not much danger Of that
bot there Is fair chance that q
large portion Of business that DOW
comes TO Greeley and naturally be-
longs here may be diverted to the
little city ten miles east O: Us. 1t Is
the bulk Of the bosinsss in the
Pleasant Valley and Lone Tree dis
tricts.
A railroad Is needed In that sec
tion 70 facilitate the handling Of
enormous crops raised there. The
Union Pacific people have made some
promises to the farmers that In the
near future that road will build a
spur north from Kersey to tap that
region.
The Denver. Greeley 8: Fort Col
lins railroad company, 10 which sew
eral Greeley men are interested. Is
also promising spur ont from Cree
ley into that section, providing the
will donate the right Of way.
The company's representatives give
1t out positively that the mopey
The Greeley tribune., 1906-10-18

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Watch carefully for the Tribune
tres coupon 10 this issue and let the
children take in the show.
The Greeley tribune., 1906-10-18

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The Greeley tribune., 1906-10-18
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The Greeley tribune., 1906-10-18

Ms Charles Seem and Miss Czrena
Lee spent last Saturday in Ault.
The Greeley tribune., 1906-10-18
WILD coUYTY TICKET.

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Yor Representative.
P.J. Grs<n. GrssEsy-
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T. z Wilson. Eaten.
Fog E1vs7os,
Harry " TooznpsD1. Grsesey-
FoY Coroner.
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JUDICIAL TICKET.
For Judges Distr5cs C<art,
Cnxistsae 4. Esnrss,. E>0Idsr,
Fszcx J. Anoss. FerL Collins
PRECIHcT TICKET.
Por Justices of tne Peace.
Thomas c. Prsssisy, Jss- H. NcDnnaa6
Por Cosstaoses,
J. " Yeszuson. Henry Arbuckis
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Government 6iQ brannte lebte 9aht
Elm Saus, 0as y. s.. BahailaQue
gebDrte. ab.
- 9urb cine 8etrDleum > @rplos
iton entitano in benz SnternatiDnal
BuffineB College at, oer gde Der
SDuft0n StraBe elm Seuer. melbes
aber ihneq gel6iHt puroe.
SIN Nlter BON ~ Sabren itarb
IoDlph Meraele, felt am6If Sabren
elm BemDbner pon San Gntonio.
- Die gr6Bte Steueraablerin in
8erar Gountp lit Trau S0iepbine
TrDit. Shr .,Nfeiiement" bel6uft
iih auf $500. 339.
Ser iunae Bbiuipp @ohn bat
iib Dhenbar eriboifen, neil iein
8ruoer einen Draft" nDn inn nibt
beaahlt uno ibm aeihrieben bate,
oaB er npn 9auie tein @elo mehr
ermartenaoirfe.
- 6. Ioams nerlangt npn Der
araniaa SAB Babn $10.0 900 S@as
oenerlab, neil ibm beim 8erlaoen
elm Baaen 8aummDne auf ben SuB
aefauen lit.
@e9en sablreide hieiiae MopD'
taten lit bic Nntlaae erhDben mprs
ben. lire @emerbefteuer niht beiablt
su haben.
= Or. z bep . uebrinea aus
0orobeim beiuhte uns in unierer
Office.
- Iub Die &apa Der gliibenoiten
2eioenidnft 1ieBt ihlieBlih our
@bene. mo- iie ertaltet.
- Wm 2Dr oes 2ebens ftano idou
manher init einem arDBen Sbliiiel.
buno. aber er fano oas ShfifelIod
niht.
- SIN Offer: rBifien sic, oieier
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- Dienitaa m0rgen entaleiite in
Der Nabe BON Opoer, 0tla., Der
mad Nor6en ae6enbe Baifagier5ug
Der God Sslano Balm. eeraoe in
benz Nuaenblid, als er iiber Die gis
m1rrDnB Bride fubr. Die 2ofpmotiue
uno mebrere @aaen ftelen in ben
TluB. N6t Berionert muroen ges
tDtet, 5uanaig nerIebt uno ebeniu
piele meroen nerniBt.
@Uuperneur gUr bat Die rSDus
tbern SmmigratiDn ano Quarantine
Conference" auf ben II. NOnember
nah Naihpiue aur g%erlammlung eins
berufen.
NnStanb.
Gin furdtbarer 5tnrm bat
6pnafona beimaeiuht. 100 Wens
iden Itno um'S 2eben aef0mmen.
Der auaerihtete Sdaoen gebt in bic
Wtiuionen. Wtebrere oeutlde uno
enaliihe Sbiffe Tino unteraeaangen.
Cine 9epelbe aus Baris mel
bet: Die u0r einiaen aus benz 3ubts
baus e%ntlafiene fronsDiiihe gras
i6ninolerin 3bereie 0umbert befinz
oct lih in bitterer Scot. Sbre Ser.
uanoten, bel mefben iie unteritiis
sung 81 finoen bOffte, ftnb oerihmuns
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ftaot als graieberin mirtenoe 5ohter
gpa min nihts oon ibr miiien, 10
oaB iie, ba iie tranf lit uno ibren See
bensunterbalt nibt Ri perhienen pers
mag, mabrideinlih utn Iufnahme
ms Nrmenbau8 nabiuhen muB.
Sin SeniatiDnspruseB, Der bic
Straftammer in 80ln belhdftiate uno
grDBes Nufieben erregte, bat oamit
aeenoiat, baB Die Nngeflaate gldn'
seno fretgelprDhen uro Der &fdger
perbaftet nuroe. Gor einem Sabre
beluhte Der in Wontepioeo auI61liae
4aufmanr Wilbelm 3lappenbera
&Dln. feline 6eimatsftaot. Nls er
Die 6eimreiie antrat. bemog er feline
trdntfide Nihte, SRI. Nettben Saus
fer. i'm nah Sioamerifa gu be9lei.
ten. gr reoete benz Wdbden Dor,
oaB bic 2uftperdnoeruna ihr 6eiluna
brinaen niroe. SDbalo er fie ieoDh
auf Dem Sbiffe bate, nerfolate er ite
nit unfittliben Gutrdgen. uno oa tie
oieielben entriiftet auriidmieS. lieB er
iie bel Der Nntunft in MDntepioeo
aQer Wtittel entbl6Bt iiben. Die
Nermfte ndre nerbun9ert. menn niht
oeutihe 2anosleute fih ibrer arlae'
npmmen hdtten. Die in Der Staot
erlbeinenoe oeutihe 8eitun9 oerar,s
~italtete cine Sammluna uno bieielbe
ergab einen 10 aniebnlihen 8etraa.
oaB Die 8erlaiiene au ihren MnaebDs
rieen nah 90ln suruftebreu fornte.
Der iduftige Onfel folgte ihr uno Be.
mirtte lire 8erbaftuna. inoem er fie
befduloiete, ibm cine groBe @elos
iumme aeitublen au baben. Scum lit
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ten erfolat uno ibr iauberer Ontel lit
i'm 8erihtsiaal ueqen Weineios
uno faliher acknowledging nerbaftet
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O S uno Marn Sbarfenbera an 8m
8uppersbura. @runofhid an Der gebar
StraBe; $500.
SEQ 8 unb Gpa 3 SiG 8r0mnins an
s Magnus uno 9 unb 8 Rrietuaio, 1916
WIDER 2anb; $40, 1927.
3 O &iimen uno Srau an 8 o Coolidge,
grunoftid an Der Manerid StraBe; $2l00.
81 Mloerete an @ep 8 Bihl. elm Stfd
2ano am So 8oritn Greet; $500.
Hettie 8 uno 6 s Braeiide an Dabio
Oppenbeimer. .auit claim oeeo" fir 1862
Mder 4ano; $40.
Sbos IS 8rodman uno Srau an 6 6
Mrnolo, @runbftid an Der Baibai uno
Der Sfr2aurel StraBe; 5000.
@eD S Stnentte unn 6rau an . & @Drs
lep, grunbftdd an Der 2etuis StraBe;
$500
MtarB VI 8anbloeben an Sobn Bhilipp
8ansloeben, @runoftid an Der 8efu9ip
StraBe; 81 II VI.
s @roDs un6 Smtna @ruos an @m 2oa-
ipDob. @runbftId i'm neuen 8lod 568;
$I100
Charles uno Nargaretbe Gnselmanu
an q s Campbell, @rInofld an Der
Mpenae 3; $400.
u @ittineer unb 5rau an s 8 Sen4
ten uno Srau. @runbfhid an Der Jurnifb
Mpenne; 5000.
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gen Suuiten uno oas, mns meme
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9enleioen. 9arantiert. Blu haben
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