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The Washington times., 1906-09-25
Exercises to Be Held in
University Hall. Fifteenth
and H Streets.
REGULATIONS THURSDAY
w. c. Dennis and E. S. ThuTston This
Years Additions TO Law Faculty
Of University

The fan session of the George Wash
iugton University viii open tomorrow
with the university assembly az Y
O'Clock in University Hall, Fifteenth and
III streets. This assembly meets every
week throughout the year at u O'Clock
on Wednesday. The program for the
initial meeting is as follows:
Overture, String Quartet. Andante
Cantabie. TschaikOwsld. Hymn No. l.
verses ], .. and 4, responsive reading
prayer. announcements, solo, o. r.
Gareissen; address: nnale. string Quar-
tet; Andante. Haydn
Wednesday ia the Columbian College
and the Washington College OF Engln-
eering viii be given 10 registration ana
conferences. and the professors viii De
in their offices and class rooms To al
ford information 10 students with re-
spect 20 the courses.
Recitations Begin Thursday.
The regular schedule of recitations IN
the colleges will begin Thursday morn
ing with the college chapel at $40
O'Clock. followed az $3.50 boy the begin
ming OF the schedule of classes for the
day
The official opening of The university
VIII not. however. be held until October
l5 AT this time the university viii, for
The first time hold fau C0uvOCation.
All the law students, according 10
William r. Vance. dean of the law
school. viii assemble i'm University Hall
tomorrow at o'c0ck At that time
there viii be announcements by tur pro-
fessors. and au address 10y Hon James
Brown Scott. solicitor for the State De-
rartmeut and professor of international
law i'm the university. Prof. Scotts sub
iect will bee the case method OF teach
ing law. Visitors are welcome at this
ana other opening meetings % The uni
sersity The Opening of the law school
viii be attended with "a great deal OF
enthusiasm. and The class yells viii DE
given with great gusto.
Two Additions to the Law Faculty
Two important additions have been
made this year TO the faculty ia the
law department. W. G.. Dennis, of Co
mmbla University, viii teach equity
Prot Dennis was AT one time AN In
structOr Iu the University of Illinois,
after which he was called 90 the Leland
stanford University. His last u .upH
before accepting the present chair in
George Washington was i'm Columbia
University. New York. +. s. Thurst7u,
from the University OF Indiana, is an
other important acquisition 10 the law
FACULTY. Prof Thuyston is "a young man
who has been very successful in his
line of instruction I'm the University OF
Indiana. lie viii treat agency, toTts.
trusts. and taxation.
The Washington times., 1906-09-25
Your Savings Account Is Desired

By banking dept of Union Trust ca.
l4i4 81 NV. Interest paid ou all sc-
counts. Deposits subject t0 check at VIII
The Washington times., 1906-09-25

Oats, ANY Quantity, Bushel, 44c.
Clarendon Smith. 5th q X. Phone.
The Washington times., 1906-09-25

Most Effective Floral Decorations
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The Washington times., 1906-09-25

Moses Sept. Sales O6er Best Values
ia Furniture. Carpets. Rugs & DraDeres
The Washington times., 1906-09-25

Velvet Kind Refreshing Dessert.
IrsC&s. Quality Ice Cream. Druggists
The Washington times., 1906-09-25

Skilled and Unskined Labor
Can work year round iu San Francisco.
Fare SIS - til October 81 Berth $3.50
via WashlnFtou-Sun Route A J.
Poston, genl, agt. 5u Penn. ave nv
The Washington times., 1906-09-25

The star-SpaHgled Banner"
The Greeley tribune., 1906-05-31
THE DELTA

lrence Waite mas been having
beasles. .
;. Won Rosenburg was a caller
bhn Clarkson's Sunday.
W. Shearer has purchased a fine
Driving horse. selling his gray
hn Clarkson has the Japs thin
his beets. They are certainly
workers.
lrtin Briggs warehouse is on
hove again. The U. P. wants
track room.
and Mis-, Spurgeon and family
the Gipson district took dinner
ay with Mr.. and Mrs. Robb.
be rains have done a wonderful
int of good but We would all
dry weather now, to plant pota'
Pfland Shearer and Ed Burke
= Sunday visiting at George
fers', who bought one of the S
ranches.
The Greeley tribune., 1906-05-31
HighIandlake

There are two doctors located In
Mead.
School closed here Friday with ap-
propriate exercises.
The help in the beet fields is
scarce here this season.
The children are practicing for
children's day exercises.
The Hall building is being fitted
up for Mr.. Mccormick store.
Miss Egan left for her home in
Denver Saturday. She does not care
to teach here next term.
Misses Strawbridge and Clark are
enjoying a visit in the home of P.
M. Mead in the mountains They
will not teach here next term, hav-
ing taught two terms here now.
The prospects for Mead being a
business center is good. There has
been a good many cars Of farm pro-
duce shipped from there now. There
will be an elevator to take care of
the grain raised this season. There
are two good stores there now, two
lumber yards and a nice hardware
store, good hotel and also a restau-
rant and boarding house. Then
there are two blacksmith shops, a
barber shop and a good livery barn.
There are several lots sold and their
owners expect to build on them soon.
The Greeley tribune., 1906-05-31
EvANo

Rev. J. NJ. Wylie left last week
for Toledo, Ohio, and other eastern
cities.
Mrs. John Olson and children
spent Sunday with Platteville
friends.
w. R. Adams and wife of Greeley
were transacting business In Evans
Saturday.
The Evans Woodmen gave social
and supper in the 1. o. o. F. hall
Saturday evening.
w. J. Mcmillan returned from
Idaho Springs Saturday much i'm
proved In health.
Mr.. Dow and family of Lyons
passed through Evans Monday in
their auto on their way to McCook,
Neb.
]. S. Barber's fine new residence
is about completed. They expect to
move into it the latter part Of this
week.
Three Denver experts were here
last week making needed improve
ments OH the Evans water works
plant.
Mrs. Thos. Tregoning returned
home Sunday morning after month
pleasantly spentewith friends in Mil
waukee.
j. Fl. Burns, the restaurant man
who has been seriously III with
asthma for the past week, is reported
much better at this writing.
The suit in Judge Young's court
Saturday between John McMichaels
and Adolph Erickson over water was
decided in favor of Erickson.
Mrs. E. II. Beeson, j. M. Perkins,
AL Huffsmith and several others at
tended the funeral of J. B. HUFF
smith in Denver Monday afternoon.
Several evans people attended the
Congregational church in Greeley
Sunday night to hear Rev. Doane's
address to the graduates of the Gree
lev high school.
The Greeley tribune., 1906-05-31
AULr

Born, May 22nd, a son, to Mr.. ana
Mrs. w. o. Cozad.
A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
M. l.. King May Goth.
J. Goldman has been on the SICK
list the last few days.
Rorn. to Mr.. and Mrs. O. Chris
topper, on May rs, son.
The Rebekahs held very Pheasant
meeting Monday evening
f. ]. Stoner who has been Visiting
his parepts at Yuma returned Thurs
day.
Misses Eva and Ethel Bull visited
their cousin, Miss Nettie Collins
Wednesday.
G.. E. Burden who taught the
Fairplay school has with his family
returned to Denver.
Mrs. +. P. Hubbell last week
The Greeley tribune., 1906-05-31
BROW GREEK

s,o Davis OF Grover was in this
ty last week.
i, Williams of Eaton was In this
(horhood last week.
Mclean who has been on the
Iist Is able to be about again.
kato planting has been begun by
of the farmers of our section.
k Flossie Williams and Miss
Day we're visiting at the home
and Mrs. Hay last week.
brge Briscoe made a trip to
d Monday, where Mrs. Briscoe
tbe hospital having an opera
reformed.
ere was d dance held at Mr..
krs. Al. Bihain's Friday night,
Is. A good time was had by
ko we're present.
The Greeley tribune., 1906-05-31
EATON

Mrs, Duke was in Denver Thurs
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. B. Snyder we're
in Denver Thursday.
DIR. Carlson was a business visitor
at Fort Collins Tuesday.
Miss Kelly of Greeley was visiting
friends in Eaton last week.
A. c. Adams was attending to
business in Denver last week.
Henry Thompson Of Grover was
attending to business here last week.
w, ]. Farr has been excused from
further jury duty this term OF court
Mrs. Grace Roy has returned from
Cheyenne where she had been visit
ing.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. c. Adams enter
tained II. C. Phillips at dinner last
Sunday.
W. P. Laymen expects soon TO
erect a house on the lots he lately
purchased. ,
Mr.. ard Mrs. e. L. Hensley Vislteo
ro,,tiyes near Fort Collins one. DAY
last week.
G. N. Cox of Denver made trip
,o Eaton In his automobile one day
last week.
Mrs, M. II. johnson entertained
Mrs Dickens and son, Ray, at dlh-
., U,,,ocday
The Greeley tribune., 1906-05-31
oIPooN

Olin Webster has been Ill for sew
eral days with gathering In his
head.
Mrs. Barnes of Greeley visited
Thursday with Mr.. and Mrs. Will
liams.
Mamie Glazier and Helen BarnetJ
spent Saturday with Ethel and Leila
Spurgeon.
S. L. Spurgeon and family spent
a pleasant day Sunday with Mr.. and
Mrs. Robb and family.
Mrs. Clark Webster visited several
days last week with Mr.. and Mrs.
Velorous Webster near Kersey.
Mrs. Washburn and three children
and Miss Ruth Williams of the Delta
visited several days last week with
their parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Will
liamS.
The Greeley tribune., 1906-05-31
|nlLLssoRo

|C. Baker has sold his store to
Brewer.
B. AZdell has sold his bees to
rs Adams.
Nv. Wiley is plastering w. r.
S new house.
i Nelson is visiting his brother,
at Fort Morgan.
liz. Adams made a business trip
ranch last week.
In. Arbuckle was in this vfcin-
J Monday of this week.
J. Bright, Mrs. Wiley and
lter, Louie. were visiting Mrs.
|ford Monday.
!. S. D. Griffith was in Greeley
hg Mr.. Azdell Thursday and
" Of last week.
). Hamilton is expecting her
liter, Mrs. Stansbury, from But
No., the last Of the week.
The Greeley tribune., 1906-05-31
,EEsE DRAW

: Fern Mead visited friends in
! few days last week.
! and Mrs. LeRoy and family
n at Sherman Markle's Sunday.
!. Llewellan and children of
visited at Mr.. 2edlien's last
Eust Baab went to Denver last
Ito accept q position as BOOK
b.
! foundation Is laid under the
st church and they have COM
ID plastering the inside.
rain storms of last week we're
Eelcome and did a great deal Of
as the ground was getting
dry.
The Greeley tribune., 1906-05-31
All Over Weld.

When the picnic dinner was held
at the school house last day Of school
Two silver knives were left there.
Mrs. Robb took them to her house
ana owner can have same by calling
at Mrs. Robb's and getting them.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lyman Stone and
Mrs. M. N. Edy Of Denver and Miss
Lorg and Miss Kingsley of Pitts
ourgh came up Sunday morning from
Denver In an automobile and spent
the day visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Man
chester. They returned home to
Denver in the evening.
The Greeley tribune., 1906-05-31

| Si "ouHueci WuO Is attend
Ing school in Denver.
Miss Elmus Wykert has been en-,
pertaining her aunt, Mrs. Nettie
Poore, of Log Cabin, Colo.
Mrs. W. W. Burch of Hygiene is
visiting her daughter, Mrs. E. A.
Teter, who lives north of Ault.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. Poland are re.
]oicing over little daughter that
arrived at their home May 18th.
w. J. Henderson has greatly i'm
proved his store building by having
had large plate glass windows put in
in front.
In spite Of the rain a pleasant
meeting of the W. G. 7. U. was held
at the Congregational church Friday
afternoon.
j. E. Shafer Of Denver was the
guest of his blother, B. A. Shafer,
Thursday and Friday. They went
to Greeley to attend to business.
Mr.. Picking of Bucyrus, Ohio,
was here Thursday looking after his
business interests, being the owner
OF large tract of land near Pierce.
Mrs. B. c. Canard who has been
visiting her daughter, Mrs. A. B.
Carpenter, for some time has re-
turned to her home at Holstien,
Neb.
A union service was held at the
Congregational church Sunday even
ing when Rev. Chas. Elliott deliv.
cred sermon to the eighth grade
class on the subject Forward.
j. G. Anderson. who lately pur-
chased Al acres Of land just north Of
the school house of John Hayden, is
plating part of the same which will
be known as Anderson's addition.
The Baptist society have had a
we'll dug on their church lot and
have also put up tent which Rev.
Study and wife will occupy. The
ladies held meeting there Wednes-
day afternoon.
VIM. Trampe of Grand Island,
Neb., is visiting his daughters, Mrs.
Fred Graefe, Mrs. Herman Graefe
and Miss Minnie Trampe. He is
accompanied by his daughter, Miss
Sadie Trampe.
The Ault military club held a
meeting Wednesday evening at which
time it was decided to organize a
band. Fifteen names were secured
among the members and it is ex-
pected several others will consent to
join.
The Ault schools will close this
week. The outlying districts have
already completed the school year,
c. E. Burden at Fairplay and Miss
Van Ness at the Rowe school house
having closed their schools May
18th. Miss McMillen. who taught
at Olive Branch and Miss Irving at
the Collins completing theirs May
25th. Each of whom gave very in
teresting and entertaining programs
which were we'll received by the
parents and patrons of the respective
districts. -.s.--
The Greeley tribune., 1906-05-31
Stomach Troubles.

Mrs. Sue Martin, an old and
highly respected resident Of Faisonia,
Miss, was sick with stomach trouble
for more than six months. Cham
berlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets
cured her. She says: II can now
eat anything l want and am the
proudest woman in the world to find
such good medicine. T" For sale by
all druggists.
The Greeley tribune., 1906-05-31
sUMM0Ns.

IN THE DISTRICT COURT.
srATGS G1u1ss 9b Si1#holaaADo,} g #hela. Y
James E. seiEIif FIif.in,iH,
Louisa B. {s $ss,, 49,. =.
The People o5 M the e. State aS ei SGolorads; 9 e
named. Greeting:
You are hereby required to appear in an
IN the og 'ea o %sd
a ~ :sssss sss?ss Zzs:
Goansy wshn q shss
the. day Of service; or Judgment BY. d.
fault will be taken against you accoIding
&c eop s 81 sas shs aboSs sn
mons, or ii the service hereof be made out
the time hereinbefore specified for. ~
i9Gs shs taking Of Judgment BY default s'
The said action is brought upon three
causes Of action, as follows:
goods. and wares and merchandise cold
%asd Ssnr e ses and
%stsTisl e AZ ass 4 ana gsed By shs frmiy
pense, in July. 1904. such account being
ownsa by shs roR saa to and no"
on at per- cent snnam nn from Feb1uaTs
2, 1904, Tor building materials sold and de
Iiyersd IS | to yeS by said Arr Arm Of NELL z
ssid asbt bene by
sorry 19te ,s, BY . you It through the agency Gi
and delivered to and PAYABLE to the order
rS III sss ds5t :ss sas
and p1w 9E owned BY ths so Plaintiff da ;n,.,..,
hsdfon so psa ssa aa and oHae S
by rp to tor yoa bay a soS ana de-
Of the aggregate amountin stacks of over
az asreed eaf pree p @ $sss4s less q
$70.92 and $121.56.
costs and all proper relief,
And il this action the plaintiff seeks s .
pefts sVisd and 0e crssdits With reaeh the
making h therefl ON Of any iud ement here
in obtained, as will more fully appear
fr3T the and proceednRSs RS.ra IN
You are hereby notified that If you fail
plaint as above required, the said plain
tiff will take Judgment by default against
you according to the prayer OF said COM
plant.
Given under my hand and the seal Of
said Court. at Greeley, in said County.
District Court FRANK MADDEN,
}SCAIl Clerk of the District
oEH) Court, Weld County.
Weld County, Colorado.
Colorado. By Herbert NJ. Baker,
Deputy.
r. G. Strong. Attorney for plaintiff.
The Greeley tribune., 1906-05-31
EsrRAY ADVERTISEMENT.

Notice is hereby given to whom it may
concern that the following described
son, Colorado. to-wit:
One bald faced. brown horse, about
snyS years two old oher dim s daee dSe
white faced heifer. about 2 years old,
branded M oIG One ,sit brown SEnd %aret about
larged, no brand, with one yearlin9 and
one 2;;year::old colt. both unbranded.
, Said animals being unknown to this
fore June 12, 1906. said estrays, will be
sold by this Board for the benefit OF the
owner when found.
State Board OF Stock
Inspection Commissioners.
Denver, Colo.
First publication in The Greeley Tribune
May "a. 1906, last publication May 81.
The Greeley tribune., 1906-05-31
One Fare for Round Trip.

Chicago to Buffalo, N. Y, and re-
turn, via Nickel Plate road, June
9th, 10th and l1th: return limit,
June 25th. Particulars at Nickel
Plate office, 81 Seventeenth street,
Denver, Colo.
The Washington times., 1906-04-10
,EBALL GOLF :: RACING ROWING BOXING :ATHLETICS
S. A. A. CHAMPIONSHIPS
WILL BE HELD MAY 8
Meet Scheduled for Benning VIII Not
Conflict With Jacob Tome
Institute Games.

The date OF May y. which has been
settled upon FOR the holding rof the
Southern championships of The A a.
L. at Benning. has been changed 10
June 8
Tile reason for This cha zee IS that
Jacob Tome Institute had, some time
before. decided on the same date for
the holding Of its annual field and track
games. and as the washington high and
preparatory schools have. since their in
stitution. always sent a number OF
athletes down 10 Port Deposit, l. was
decided last night that a change Of date
would be acceptable 10 all The games
az the Maryland school have always
been OF the highest class. attracting the
best scholastic competitors from Phila-
delphia, Baltimore, AIexandria, and
Washington The Southern champion
ships also offered attractive Inducements
for athletes. and the general discomfort
which followed upon the announcement
that the TWO tournaments conhicted. has
been answered by the committee. in
charge OF the latter. most generously
by the mentioned change.
The Tome games should be patronized
BY even more Washington men than
ever before. since the Philadelphia con-
tingent. which usually are a great factor
IN point getting, viii be unable 20 com
pete in them this year, because the
annual inter-high and prep school
games. held under the auspices OF the
athletic association, which comprises
practically all the schools OF Pennsyl-
vania. viii occur on the same date. May
y and will. therefore attract the best
OF the Philadelphia athletes.
The Washington times., 1906-04-10
GRANT AND NACKEY
TO MEET TONIGHT
Wrestling Match to Settle
Old Controversy.
CENTIVES TO HUSTLE
Loser Will Suffer in Prestige and Fu-
ture Engagements-Four Pre-
hminaries Carded.

II will be no fair biting or kicking to-
night when Joe Grant undertakes to
throw Rob Roy Mackey twice in an
hour at the Washington Light Infantry
Armory
This match will be the most import
ant held in Washington this season. and
VIII mean much to both men. Grant
viii have about fourteen or fifteen
pounds advantage of Mackey in weight,
and If he cannot throw his lighter op-
ponent with comparative ease it viii
put something OF a dent in his reputa-
tion. for his friends have maintained
that IL would be the easiest thing in
the world for him 10 down the volubIe
and versatile Roy Roy.
Means Money 10 Mackey.
on the other hand. II Mackey stands
Grant off Il Will be a terrible anIiction
for the community, as he will undOubt-
edly talk large proportion Of our cIti-
zens into state Of insanity He has
been dreaming and talking about this
match so long that II he should win
the man with a corner on earmuffs will
get all the money not in the Treasury.
Mackey IS to meet Alex Swanson in
Washington in ten days or two weeks.
and ii is up 70 him to make good to-
night in order to draw a house for that
pretentious go with the weI;erweisht
champion. HE has that additional in
cent!Ve 10 keep huStling all the time
and use all the tricks he has learned In
MS hfteen years on the mat.
Soldier Ambitious.
Owens Phillips, the Terrible Soldier. -
who is matched with Mic Ross in one
OF The preliminaries. is all swelled up
with this chance to prove that he is a
sure-enough rasslin' man. Phillips once
thought he had mistaken his calling and
should have taken TO the mat instead OF
the army, but he was thrown a couple
Of times, and since then he has been
yearning 10 find ont Just what his mis-
sion In life might be. If he wins tonight
this worthy young man will be greatly
encouraged.
Murray Has Trimmings.
Mike Murray. who did some graphing
stunts last year, recently bIossomed
forth with a manager and forfeit money.
Maybe these trimmings will help him
to throw Young Hoover in another OF
the preliminaries. Hoover is an un-
known quantity who has been developed
by Mackey. but is reported 10 he un-
usually strong.
Andy Smith, of Baltimore. viii tackle
Bobbie Baker instead of Frank Huse-
man tonight Huseman has a match In
New York and that's why Baker got the
job. Huseman is making arrangements
TO wrestle George BOIhner, the light
weight champion. in this city in the near
future. and there is little chance of pit
ting him against Smith for some time
The semi-windup is sched r..sd TO bt
between Buck Talbert. Of washington
who wrestled here last year in several
preliminaries. and Abe Daniels They
are attached to stables at BenninS and
announced that they would taaNS the oc-
casion tonight TO decide which was the
better man, as they wanted tfeir con
test to be before a jury OF competent
critics OF wrestling
Pat O'CoLnor Will referee
The Washington times., 1906-04-10
WHIPPED BY OFFICE CAT,
TRAMP FELINE TRIES SUICIDE

WOODBURY., N j., April 1o.-After
getting a thrashing In the Office of the
Constitution a strange tom cat made
what is believed 10 have been a deliberate
attempt at suicide When the animal
wandered into the Office il was pounced
on by the Office cat and soundly whip
ped Fleeing 10 the second floor it
prowled about a short time, and tnen.
though not pursued. deliberately ieaped
through an open window. landing on
the pavement below. II lay still whei =
II fell, and was thought TO be dead un-
I'll dog began smiling about it, when
II sprang up and fed.
The Washington times., 1906-04-10
DELANEY ASSERTS
JEFF WON'T FIGHT
Writes Letter About Trip
to Champs Home.
HAS THE FARMIN BUG
Only Ambition Is TO Buy More Acres
in California-Not So
Heavy.
By TAD.

NEW YORK, April 10.-Jim Jeffries,
the retired heavyweight champion OF
the world, Will not fight again regard
less Of what some persons may think
or write
There has been a bunch of dope
handed out about the big fellow of
late and for a while il looked as
though they were going TO sick him
onto another pair OF upholstered
mitts, but that has faded with the
latest Developments
Billy Delaney. the man who brought
JEFF from his milk and bread TO where
he stood in the heavyweight division,
is the only one 70 deny all rumors and
state emphaticaIly that the fghting
DAYS OF the greatest fighter are at an
end.
The Washington times., 1906-04-10
Personal Comment on Men and
Things in the Field of Sports

order in the game with Niagara Univer-
sity. He struck out thirteen batsmen,
shut out his opponents without a hit.
had five assists, and made one hit
The members Of the Greater New
York team who will play at Lynchburg,
Va. today. left Atlanta early yesterday,
and they were followed at midnight by
the balance Of the team under the lead
ership of Manager Griffith The two
sections will meet at Lynchburg and all
viii return TO New York together.
The Brooklyn Baseball Club start OF
with the new ticket system which II put
into effect late last year. Every pur-
chaser of a ticket viii receive a post
poned game check
George LaChance. the old first base
man of the Boston American League
team. would rather play in Waterbury,
his old home. than 10 90 back 10 Mon
treal. Last year he is said 10 have re-
ceived 500 month for playing with
Montreal, but the Canadians this year
want to clip his salary IN half.
Catcher Connor. whom the New York
Americans secured from Newark to
help them out last year. viii don a
Montreal uniform the coming season.
During practice Pitcher Reab. of the
Nlcksburg. Miss, team was accidentally
hit in the face by a bat which slipped
from the hands OF Pitcher Chevalier
breaking his nose and knocking out
several teeth.
From an artistic standpoint o1l
Southern trip was a success - said Man
ageT Armour of the Detroit team
Financially, however, il was a frost
The trip cost about s.. 90. and we re-
ceived in return from exhibition games
500"