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The Greeley tribune., 1906-10-11

A glance over the democratic state
and county ticket shows a pretty
uniformly strong list OF men. Be-
ginning with Alva Adams for COVER
nor and right down to coroner of
Weld county the ticket is hard to
beat. There are one or two In
stances where the line might have
been drawn little closer, to good
Advantage, but the people will likely
hunt out the undesirable ones on
election da7.
Alva Adams is as we'll known to
every voter in the county as he is to
the writer and there Is no reason why
we should repeat the story so often
told before. Mr.. Adams Is fully
qualified to conduct the office of gov
ernor, as he has shown in two pre-
vious terms.
f. M. Ammons. the candidate for
lieutenant governor. is one OF the
strongest men In the party In this
state He has been in the state
senate for some time and there has
shown himself SO absolutely square
that there can be no question OF
his honeaty and fitness TO preside
over the body OF which he has beer
so honorable member.
Horace W. Havens of Lake county
has held various positions in the
state house and is particularly IA
miliar with the work In the office OF
the secretary OF state, where every
democrat and many others hope to
see him located after election.
The Greeley tribune., 1906-10-11
Reported Death.

The engineer Of northbound
freight train that came through here
at about 3 o'clock Friday morning
reported at the depot that his engine
struck man OH the bridge just be-
low Evans. He claims that he saw
plainly the mans body fall into the
Platte river.
Coroner Macy made an investiga-
tion the next day but could find no
trace whatsoever OF any accident of
the kind.
The Greeley tribune., 1906-10-11
GALAXY OF NOTABLE DEMOCRATIC STATE
AND COUNTY CANDIDATES
Kind but True Words about Those Who Hope to
Guide the Fortunes Of Public Affairs for
the Next Two Years Their Quail
ifications Briefly Outlined.

=. Z. Drach of Garfield county. the
candidate for state treasurer, is not
so well known in this part of the
state but he is thorough business
man and consistent democrat.
Only one other man on the state
ticket is well enough known to the
Writer to give fair estimate of his
worth, Charles f. Tew, candidate
for congress from the first congress
SiOnal district. Mr.. Tew has the
material in him for cracking good
congressman and If services to the
democratic party count for anything
he has also earned the place. He
may not be elected but with the
whirlwind campaign he is conduct
ing he is going to tear the other fel-
lows majority of two years ago all to
pieces
6. X Hartenstein. candidate fol
the supreme bench, is spoken of as
an unusually capable man for the
place. Mr.. Hartenstein is fine
type OF the Self-made man, havin.
forged to the front from the humbl,
beginning of a farm boy and late
carpenters apprentice.
For congressman at large Samue
/ W.Bel ford of Denver about hits tn
|stos Everybody in the state know
Sam Belford and he will com
mighty near landing the office, If h
does NOT run away ahead Of his or
poneut.
Andrew Sandberg of Clear Cree
county, the candidate for state audi
lCnnAinnad an nnSraa 4
The Greeley tribune., 1906-10-11
CALLISSUED
COMMERCIAL CONVENTION
IN FORT COLLINS
Of Much Interest to Greeley as
Next Convention Can be
Had Here for the Small
Thing of Asking

The official call for the fifth an
nual convention Of the combined
commercial interests Of Colorado has
been issued from the Office of the
secretary, John T. Burns Of Denver.
The convention will be held in Fort
Collins October %, "a, 25 and 26.
Fine programs of business and pleas
ure have been prepared for the four
days by the committee headed by
President B. o. Aylesworth OF the
Agricultural college.
The following motto has been
adopted by the organization and
shows in a nutshell the object of the
association:
Populate the farms-the cities
will prosper.
Protect our eternal water supply
the forests.
utilize the flood waters.
use home products.
Talk COLORADO.
Increased population will in
crease land values. reduce taxation,
increase exports and encourage
manufacturers.
'"Organized effort means intelli-
gent energy"
Under promise to the Greeley
delegation to Colorado Springs last
year Greeley Is entitled to the con-
t yention next year and with little
s boosting from the business men who
! would do we'll to attend the meeting
in Fort Collins at least one day there
should be no trouble in securing this
4 gathering.
o The meeting should have been
). held in Durango this year but for
;, some reason or other that city would
= not be able to entertain the crowd
at the time set. 1t was therefore
:, decided to. select another place.
. Greeley could have had the meeting
this year instead of Fort Collins but
= with the leadindg hotel undergoing
remodeling and the new water system
, not completed it was thought best
to wait until this coming meeting
and then 60 after the gathering for
next summer.
Any business man can become a
member of the association at a small
cost and is then eligible to vote upon
!, all questions and to take part in sall
discussions.
The Greeley tribune., 1906-10-11

You should read the Greeley
Tribune because it rings true.
The hearts of its editors are IN
the work. The Tribune wants 10
see better things, and it wants
you to help bring them TO pass
The Greeley tribune., 1906-10-11

n ts, sls,,',, Oct. l, to Mr.. and
The Greeley tribune., 1906-10-11
|T7ERkWS
FORESTRY ASS0C1A-
TON APPEALS
the Next Legislature to
Adequate Steps to
,pserve the Forests in
the Mountains

Eo,,owiDp memorial prepared
E,.te Forestry association to
|esnth general assembly asking
loved forestry laws Is ready
.,ures of farmers and business
| tbe office OF the Commercial
Greeley and should meet
\ cooperation Of every man
irrigated sections of Colorado: {:
Reying that the state legiSla-
Ader the constitution, should
ne steps to assist in protect
mountain forests for their
and their conservation of
land also believing that 1t Is
and duty of the state by
hority to encourage and help
and land owners to plant
fees-lto the end that farms
made more valuable, the
landscape more beautiful,
logical conditions more
country homes more attrac-
untly life more desirable,
PARTICULARLY that timber of
|ay be grown to help supply
Fnous demands soon to be
Cn account of the approach.
ustiOn of the native forests
|untry), therefore,
the Undersigned citizens OF
do hereby memorialize the
general assembly, when
to so amend the forestry
|he state that they shall en-
'ednite forest policy. to in
board of forestry, a state
clothed with authority to
|he forestry laws; and also
Ie a distinct department of
at the state agricultural
arrying with 1t a course OF
pdy and a forester's degree ;
n'ther pray that the said
ICY shall also include a sys-
Horticulture and tree plant
reby farmers and land own
dorado shall be furnished,
ate, through the state for
e OF charge, with all the
ees they will plant and care
tbat said system may be
manent and economic,
uf1her pray that the said
Sembly provide an expert
Ia'atlon for nursery pur-
u on which also to grow
k'hds of trees for tests OF
value and climatic adapt
of the permanent educa.
,uent OF tree planters-the
Oe ample in extent, we'll
ua centrally located; and,
ne Inauguration and main
al the foregoing, IL, the
.a' =, assembly, to provide by
''Oh' from the general fund
aS may be necessary to
carry on and support the
al iurther pray that it be
,'lat no lands nor plan.
,,'', The state containing
nlea by farmers or land
use or profit. shall be as.
"N"''on at a higher value
a, " ,ae trees thereon than
-, ~ adjacent thereto which
purely agricultural pur-
c, " oe made an otrensc to cut
',stmas ,is tress without. a
'' from tie state for.
no person shall cut such
'o any lands not his own
d written consent of the
sa 'nat all trees cut shall
VITO =" TO said forester as ia
d ''e and of whom pro,
VI be an ofrense ror ,,,,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-10-27
CABOT.

Sidney Miles had one knee fractured
by being thrown out Of lumber wagon
recently He was coming out of Levi
Wslbridge's, the reins being under the
pole, which was not noticed. The horses
started and overturned the wagon be.
fore Mr.. Miles could get ont. He was
taken to his home in East Cabot later.
Seldom Smith, wife and two children
of San Francisco are in town visiting
relatives and friends.
Norman Lyford and wife who have
been visiting in New York state for the
past six weeks, returned home Wednes.
day.
Fred Osgood, our juryman, who came
home from Montpelier in a very critical
condition, is very much better.
The Rogers house. occupied by How
ard Carpenter is being shingled and
otherwise repaired, inside and outside.
The schools did not go to Montpelier
on Thursday, as intended, but viii GO
some day next week.
Charles Foster went 10 South Barre
with a load OF potatoes Wednesday.
The l. o. G. +. lodge is having a
furnace put in its block. j. T. Drew
had the Job.
Miss Fannie McDuifee formerly oi
Cabot, recently of Methuen, Mass, died
here Of cancer on Thursday She wa,
~ years Of age. The funeral was
held Al the Congregational church this
afternoon at 2 O'clock, and the buria
was in the cemetery at Lower Cabot.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-10-27
AUTOMOBILE CLUB
is WELL RECEIVED
Believes That Vermont Legislature Is
Not So Badly Disposed Toward
the Motor Car.

The annual meeting OF the Vermont
Automobile club was held yesterday al.
ternoon in the parlors Of the Pavilion
hotel at Montpelier During the fore
noon several members OF the club, in
an individual capacity, appeared before
the general committee Of the House of
Representatives to discuss the automo-
bile situation. They were very pleas
ingly impressed with the reception Civ.
en- them and with the apparent attitude
Of this committee in regard to drastic
automobile legislation The gentlemen
who appeared before this committee and
the members az the committee were
agreed that any urgent or drastic auto
mobile legislation IS not needed as it
was two and four years ago, because
the horses OF the state are gradually
getting accustomed to motor ears.
The Automobile club has 4 present
membership Of t57 The officers elected
for the ensuing year are President,
10. AZ Harris of Brattlsboro; vice presi.
dents. " A. Brodie Of Burlington. r. ID.
ladd Of Barre; secretary and treasurer.
George +. White Of Montpelier. Fol.
lowing the formal business Of the meet
ing various matters OF interest to auto.
mobile owners were discussed.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-10-27
GOING TO FRISCO.
TO Investigate Discrimination Against
Japanese School Children.

Washington, Oct. 81 President Roos-
evelt last night directed Victor H. Met.
calf, secretary of the department Of com.
merce and labor to proceed to San Fran
cisco and make complete inquiry into
the situation affecting the exclusion Of
Japanese children from the schools pro-
vided for white children and the deter.
mination to place Japanese pupils il
in separate schools. The President Ii
anxious to obtain full information affect
ing the subject to the endsthnt whatever
action is taken by the government may
be after an accurate understanding Of
the situation. The determination was a
result Of the request made by Visconnt
Aoli, the Japanese ambassador
This request WAS discussed at the
cabinet meeting yesterday when the de-
cision was reached to send Mr. Metcalf
to California. The dispatch of cabinet
officer on such a mission, it was argued,
would demonstrate 20 the Japanese the
evident sincerity Of this government in
dealing with the whole subject and its
desire to show that every effort Il being
made to get at the facts.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-10-27
SILVER WEDDING
FOR BARRE COUPLE
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Reaside Of 10 Kirk
Street Were Surprised Last
Evening by 35 Of
Their Friends.

II was a happy surprise for Mr. and
Mrs. Robert Reaside Of 10 Kirk street
when thirty.five Of their friends gath
cred last evening at their home in honor
Of their twentyfifth wedding anniyers
sary The occasion was one of great
pleasure to all. Tho anniversary was
especially notable IN that the bridesmaid
and best man Of % years ago we're pres
ent They were Mr.. and Mrs. William
Reaside, the latter being Miss Margaret
Gamble. instead Of Mrs. William Rea-
side, at the time Of the ceremony So
there lacked all but the minister, the
Rev William Gillespie. who was then
pastor Of the Free West Presbyterian
church in Airdie Scotland, 10 make the
wedding party complete. Mr. aud Mrs.
Reaside came to the United States soon
after their marriage in Airiee and have
resided for the past % years in Barre
Last evenings anniversary was made
enjoyable by singing. games and w.th
a Jolly good time in general During
the evening refreshments were served,
and before departing The guests left
several reminders ~ th occasion. the
gifts including an oak rocSing.chair a
silver pudding dish and . silver colo
meat fork
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-10-27
MARSHFIELD.

Mrs. Florence Boyce il visiting her sis
ter, Glenn Tibbetts in Montpelier over
Sunday.
Will A. pike is visiting friends in Nor.
risville and Cabot the last Of this week
and over sunday
II. Il. Cameron shot and killed fine
buck on Tuesday. weight when dressed
100 lbs WE congratulate Mr.. Cameron
he Is the FIRST yet Of our townsmen to
bring down the game.
Mrs. Fred Lambvrton returned fsom
Burlington Thursday evening, having
accompanied her sister. Mrs. VIII Tib-
belts Of South Cabot, who took her little
daughter Goldie to Mary Fletcher hos.
pital for an operation for appendicitis
Mr. l. ". Drury Of Montpelier was in
town the last Of the week in the interests
Of the Connecticut General Life Insur.
ance company.
The schools of this town will visit
Legislature next week Thursday, Nov
1st. As many parents as can accom-.
pany their children will do well TO do so
Us one teacher TO ten OF more pupils. will
doubtless need assistance. Reduced
rates Tor the children and parents as
well, will be given on that date
County Game Warden J Berton Pike
was called To Berlin and Naitsfeld thi.
week to dispose of the meat Of two IL
legally killed doe, and to further bus
mess pertaining to same
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-10-27
SUNDAY SERVICES.
Times and Places Of Worship ana Sub
iects Of Sermons.

Christian Science services tomorrow
at 10.4b a, m; Wednesday evening at
7.30; reading room open Tuesday, and
Friday from 2 TO o'clock, at Summer
street.
At the Baptist church tomorrow
morning, the Rev. ]. Hall Long OF Bethel
will speak in the interest Of the Anti
Saloon league. The pastor will conduct
the evening service
AT the Presbyterian church tomorrow
the Rev. Mr.'Smithers win speak in the
interests Of Temperance at the morn.
ing service The pastor will preach -
usual in the evening
Morning service az the Hedding Meth
odist church Sunday at 1880 o'clock:
Sunday school at IL M; Epworth league
at 5s95, evening service at p. m, sub.
icct, "The Stupidity Of SIM
Feast Of st. Simon and Sc. Jude.
Church Of the Good Shepherd. Morning
prayer at o;45 a, M; litany, holy com
munion and sermon, 10;aO a. M; Sun.
day school at ~; evening prayer apd
sermon, p. ~
Services at the Pentecostal church.
sabbath, 10 a. nj, prayer meeting; 1880
a. m. and 7:a0 p. M, preaching; Sab
bath school, l2 m; Wednesday and
Saturday nights. meetings at Z p. m.f
ali are invited; Rev. J.. H. Averill, pas.
tor.
Salvation Army meeting win be held
as follows: Children's meeting at 10 a.
nj; prayer meeting II q. M; free and
easy meeting at p. ~. and salvation
meeting at 1880 p. m. Capt. Chase and
wife in charge.
AT st. Monica's church, Children's
mass at 0 o'clock, eelebrant, Rev. p. Nj.
MclSenna; parish mass at 1890 o'clock,
celebrant, Rev. T.. f. Cray; catechsm, 3
D. M. rosary and benedictions 4 p m. !;
baptsms at p. m.
Uniyersalist church DR.. Barker pro.
fessor of sociology in Boston univer.
sity. will speak IN the morning on the
"Saloon Problem" IN the evening All
illustrated lecture will be given ON two
Biblical characters. Jacob and Joseph.
Congregational church The pastor
vii conduct the services In the morn.
ing Temperance will have the right
of way. Superintendent Ferguson oi the
Anti-Saloon league will speak III the
evening the Rev G. T. Osborne Of The
Boston Seamen's Friend society win tell
of 'The Toilcrs Of the Deep" This viii
! he story Of rare interest.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-10-27
VERMONTERS
in TRAGEDY
Double Shooting in New York
Hotel Last Night
!" MR.. AND MRS. SINCLAIR
Bodies Found Late Last Night and ii
Hand Of Man Was clutched 49,
Calibre Reyolver-Not Account
ed for in Burlington.

New York, Oct. 27- Murder and self
destruction apparently ended last night,
the lives of man and woman register
ing at the Hotel Griffou as Mr.. and
Mrs. Sinclair Of Burlington, Vt. The
couple came to the hotel carly yester-
day and last night their bodies were
found in the room assigned to them.
The woman had been shot through the
head and the man in the mouth.
| Little is known Of the couple. al.
though the had been frequent guests
at the house and nothing in their effects
served to identify them further than
they We're known to the hotel em.
ployecs.
| They appeared at the hotel Thurs.
day and asked for especially comfortable
accommodations, as they were to be in
town for several days. Both were fash
I ionably dressed, but their baggage con.
sisted of grip only. After an exam
nation OF several suites, they chose a
room on the third floor and soon after
wards left the hotel saying that they
/ would return III the evening
! However, they did not appear until
/ yesterday morning. when they had
breakfast and retired to the room
Soon afterwards the woman rang fol
stationery, which was sent TO her room
! An hour later the woman, carrying sew.
erai letters. left the hotel. returning 4
few minutes later and going TO hnl
room. The two had lunch in the public
dining room. They then spent an hour
in the parlor, after which the man or
dered quart Of Wine sent TO their room
At the same time he told the clerk
to call him at ten o'clock last evening
as he rather expected telegram sum
moning him out Of town. Accompanied
by his wife the man then went to his
room, and the two were not seen alive
again.
Az ten O'Clock last night maid wa,
sent to their room and receiving no re,
| ply TO her rap on the door notified othe;
hotel employees who thought they do.
tectad the sound Of someone g4oanina
inside the roam and forepd the door
Both guests were apparently dead wher
found The body of the woman war
stretched across the table. VI was par
/ TALLY dressed and blood was flowing
from fresh wound in the breast. The
form Of the man lay in front OF thc
/ dTesse. There was bullet hole IL
his mouth and a s.calibre revolver was
clutehed in his right hand Nothing In
the room indicated struggle The griI
lay near the bed nnpacked aud the
bottle half filed with wine had beer
placed on the mantel The man was
about IS years Of age with iron graz
hair and mnstache The woman wa
probably 35 years old and brunette
j On her left hand she wore diamond
ring
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-10-27
CHELSEA.

Arthur Morey, who is convalescing
from an Illness Of several days, is with
his wife and children and mother visit
ing at G. (. MeAllister's III Washing
ton
Mrs. Louise Clough, who resides on
Court street, il entertaining as her
guest Franklin Davis OF East Roxbury
Erwin ID. Abbott has finished work
at South Royalton, where he has had
work for several months, and is at
home
j. n. Darling, G. Il. Stow and stan
ley C Wilson returned Wednesday even
ing from Montpelier, where they had
been to attend Supreme court and a
meeting 10 the State Bar association.
Alvah Bohonon of Calhoun, Ill.,, is in
town, the guest of relatives and friends
He is a brother Of Mrs. Wallace San
born of this town and Martin Bohonon
Of Washington
John FLANDERS was called TO NershirC
Tuesday to attend the funeral of his
mother, Mrs. Albert Flanders
The Ladies Aid society Of the Meth
odist church viii hold poverty social
at the town hall Wednesday evening
October 31st, fom to 10 o'clock.
AT the regular communication Of Geo
Washington lodge, +. & A. M., work
on the first degree was exemplified.
Mr. and Mrs. Fay Allen returned the
first of the week from East Barnard
where they had been to visit friends
Road Commissioner NJ o. Gates, Will
bis help, is doing quite an extensive iot
Of digging up the old drain on Main
street and laying sewer pipe
DIR. P. W Parker, who has beer
visiting his cousin, Leon II. Grant, on
the Vest hill, has returned to his home
in Cambridge, Mass.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-10-27
TALK OF THE TOWN.

John Soues and Peter Thom returned
yesterday from a hunting trip 10 Rox
bury. They still had their guns when
they returned
Miss i. G. Mortimer has finished work
at Green's bakery. her place being taken
by Miss Mary Mcknight
Ira @. Calef OF Washington was in
the city today on a business visit.
Fritz NJ. jackson, Frank McWhnrter
and Frank y. Burgess returned this
noon from deer hunting trip in the
northern part Of the state
Mrs. Miller, who las been visiting
at the home Of her son, George Miller,
on North Main street, returned today
TO her homc in ShelhJrnc.
Mrs. Thomas Yenner went to Boston
today for visit with friends.
William Marr returned last night from
Rockport, N. III. where Ne hats been
working for the past two months.
Mr.. and Mrs. w Arthur Brown, who
have been. visiting at the home Of A.
+ i. Pierce, returned 20 their home In
Boston today.
Fred Baird left Yesterday for hunt.
ing trip to Waitsheld
a. Scampini was IN Hardwick on bust
ness today
John Travis II WoodsyilIe, N. III,
called on friends In the city this morn
ing
IL 4. Reynolds left this morning for
Randolph for few days vacation.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-10-27
with Local Deer Hunters.

Fritz w. jackson was one of few
hunters from this city to secure buck.
He shot large one weighing about
800 pounds in Essex county, which he
shipped to his home here this after
noon.
George Gauthier and Ernest Nichols
returned this afternoon from deer hunt
ing in Stowe. They did not bring home
deer, but found very handsome pair
Of antlers that had been shed by buck
last wear,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-10-27
SOUTH CABOT.


Mrs. Thomas Murray of Barton il Wis
iting at her sisters, Mrs. w. O. South.
wick, and other friends this week.
There was a husking at Harry Boyce's
Wednesday night Some 30 attended
and reported a nice time
Ellis Lenard and Mr.. aud Mrs Bert
Boothby returned to their home in New.
ton, Mass. last Friday after three
weeks stop with Mr.. and Mrs. L. o
Houghton.
NJ A. Hanseom and Mrs ElenoI
Houghton OF Sutton were the guests Of
@ j Clark last Sunday Mrs Houghtor
is intending TO stop in his place for q
while with her friends
d. S. Hall was in Montpelier this week
OH business
Mrs. w. r. Tibbetts took their little
daughter Goldic to Burlington Hospital
last Tuesday to be operated on for ap-
pcndictis Her many friends wish fol
her speedy recovery. Mr.Tibbett's family
have the sympathy Of ALL Mrs. T. g
Lamberton accompanied them TO Bur
lington.