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The Greeley tribune., 1906-04-26
Fresh Air a Necessity.

Were the schoolrooms constantly
freshened with the air SO abundant
ly provided for our needs there
would be fewer nervous, irritable
and wornout teachers and more
bright, clear eyed, clear Drained,
strong bodied, happy pupils. Fresh
air in the homes both day and night,
summer and winter, with the knowl-
edge and practice of correct breath
ing and the partaking in sufficient
quantities of wholesome food and
pure water, would transform many
a sickly, irritable family into q
bright, healthy, happy household. l
will go still further and say that
sunshiny and airy business houses
and offices would reduce defalca-
tions and embezzlements to a mini
mum. Unnatural darkness breeds
disorder and disease of mind, body
and spirit and fathers desperate
deeds, while air and sunlight pro
duce hope, health, cheer and moral-
ty.-Suggestion.
The Greeley tribune., 1906-04-26
CLEAR YOUR MIND.
Get Rid Of Unhealthy Thoughts and
Radiats Giadnsss.

We should be appalled, if we could
see pass before us in vivid panorama
the wrecks caused in lifetime by
cruel thought. A stab here, thrust
there, a malicious sarcasm, bitter
irony, ungenerous criticism, a jeal-
Gus, envious or revengeful thought,
hatred and anger are all going out
constantly from many a mind on
deadly missions. s
Servants have actually been made
dishonest by other persons perpet-
ually holding the suspicion that they
were dishonest. This thought sug-
gests dishonesty to the suspected
perhaps for the first time and, be.
ing constantly held, takes root and
grows and bears the fruit of theft.
The old proverb, "1f you have the
name, you might as well have the
game" is put into action many
times. 1t is simply crueS to hold a
suspicious thought of another until
you have positive proof. That other
persons mind is sacred. You have
no right to invade it with your mis-
cradle thoughts and pictures Of sus-
picion.
Many people scatter fear thoughts,
doubt thoughts, failure thoughts,
wherever they go, and these take
root in minds that might otherwise
be free from them and therefore
happy, confident and successful.
Be sure that when you hold an
evil, unhealthy, discordant, deadly
thought toward another something
is wrong in your mind.
Learn to radiate joy, not stingily,
not meanly. but generously. Fling
out your gladness without reserve.
Shed it in the home, on the street,
on the car, in the store, everywhere,
as the rose sheds its beauty and
gives out its fragrance. When we
learn that love thoughts heal, that
they carry balm to wounds, that
thoughts Of harmony, of beauty and
of truth always uplift and ennoble,
that the opposite carry death and
destruction and blight everywhere,
we shall learn the secret of right
living.-Success.
The Greeley tribune., 1906-04-26
New Addition.

Sanborn & Houston have plated a
new addition to Greeley on Twelfth,
Thirteenth and Fourteenth avenues,
running south from the ditch, and
have asked that this be taken into
the city. Streets and avenues are
already being laid out and graded.
A large force of men under Knowlton
& Bolen are there now with grading
outfits and it looks as though this
was going to be one of the best open
sections of the city.
The Greeley tribune., 1906-04-26

Miss Florence Haynes gave very
pleasant thimble party at her home
last Saturday afternoon. Most Of
the guests were classmates In high
school. Refreshments were served
by the hostess and an enjoyable
afternoon spent. The guests we're
Misses Smith. Rankin, Brush, Wood
bury, Fezer. Wagner, Smedley of
Denver, Rudd of Boulder and Mes
danes Norcross, Rugh and Williams
of Fort Morgan.
The Greeley tribune., 1906-04-26

Last Saturday was opening day at
]. A. Crabb's new grocery store In
the Coronado building. The store. lis
light, airy and nicely finished and
everything lis neat, new and fresh.
Mr.. Crabb expects to carry only tie
best of everything. A great number
of people visited the store Saturday
and were most kindly treated.
Music was furnished and punch was
served.
The Greeley tribune., 1906-04-26
st. Peter's Catholic.

The entire Easter program of
music will be repeated at st. Peters
Catholic church with high mass at
IL O'Clock next Sunday morning. A
collection for the benefit of the San
Francisco earthquake sufferers will
be taken there, as at every Catholic
church in the diocese.
The Greeley tribune., 1906-04-26
Tho Baptist Church.

Services at 10 AS a. NJ. and at I 30
p. m. Evening subject: The
Seventh Commandment, or The
Sacredness of the Home" Sunday
school at II m. Young Peoples.
meeting at $50 p. m. Weekly
prayer meeting on Wednesday even
ing at 7:30.
The Greeley tribune., 1906-04-26
Quit at Ten.

The directors of the Commercial
club at their meeting Tuesday de-
cided upon a closing hour for the
panquets, as we'll as an opening
hour. Hereafter, no matter if it
might be Teddy Roosevelt talking,
when the magic hour Of 10 arrives
the president will adjourn the meet
ing.
The Greeley tribune., 1906-04-26
Card of Thanks.

We wish to thank the many kind
friends and neighbors and especially
the Elks who assisted US by many
kind acts and sent beautiful flowers
during the sickness and death of our
beloved one. Sarah Lavelle.
ThoS. LayelIe.
The Greeley tribune., 1906-04-26
ARBOR DAY PROGRAM
Day Fittingly Observed in Gree
lev and Normal School

"a "a Arbor Day was fittingly observed
in all of the grades Of all Of our
schools last Friday. The grades had
exercises in their own rooms and
the following program was rendered
in the high school at 10 a. m.:
Mus;c G. H. S. Orchestra
The Governors Proclamation 500.
Mr.. Carter
Reading. "Arbor Day, It's Origin
and Growth" ......... Mabel Wilson
Piano Solo Lizzie Camtield
Reading, allow Birds Protect Trees
Grace Wilson
Reading, Inscription for the En-
trance to Wood"-Bryant.
Vocal Solo. ..........; :. J; R, Whiteman
Reading, Colorado School OF Fores-
try; ;...'......' Luea.a Eesns.l DtyeI E,er
Violin Duett ''''.....' Hs1sn h1ge1s Phi,;ns f;ss
Reading, "The Good Shot. Dora Brown
Music g. H. S. Glee Club
Presentation OF Senior Glass Gift.
Mabel Wasley
Response Mr.. Merten
Piano Solo Elizabeth Banta
Address Mr.. Brockway
Music G. Fl. 8. Orchestra
After the program the senior class
planted their tree. They then en-
joyed picnic dinner and had a half
holiday in the afternoon.
A similar program was carried out
at the Normal school. The grades
all held exercises In their rooms and
ii. Q Normal proper gave part of their
program in the chapel and concluded
it on the campus. The seniors
planted six trees after which they
had picnic dinner in the gymnas-
ium of the Normal. Part Of the
afternoon was spent with games and
dancing.
The Greeley tribune., 1906-04-26
Bring the School Children.

To the Oasis hotel, Thursday, Fri
day and Saturday, May 3, 4 and 5,
where DR.. Sapero, the we'll known
eye. ear, nose and throat specialist
of Denver, will examine their eyes
and yours free. Come early.
The Greeley tribune., 1906-04-26
Congregational.

Public worship l0:45 a. m. Sum-
day school II. Mems Sunday Noon
Club IL. Topic: Education as an
Asset" Leader, President Slocum
of Colorado College. All men are
invited. Christian Endeavor 80.
Evening service 1880. Address by
President Slocum. John Doane,
pastor.
The Greeley tribune., 1906-04-26

Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat.
DR.. Sapero, the Denver specialist,
will again be in Greeley, Thursday,
Friday and Saturday, May 8, 4 and
5, at the Oasis hotel. Consultation
and examination free.
The Greeley tribune., 1906-04-26
Farmers Take Notice.

All persons having Gull potatoes
for sale must deliver them to factory
promptly, as the factory will close
about May /, 1909. The Greeley Ice
& Starch company.
The Greeley tribune., 1906-04-26
United Presbyterian.

President VIM. f. Slocum of Colo
RADIO College will preach at the
morning service. There will be no
evening service. You are cordially
invited. Orville A. Petty, pastor.
The Greeley tribune., 1906-04-26
Christian Science.

adam and Fallen Man" is the
subject of next Sundays service.
sunday school at IL. "Wednesday
evening meeting at 1880. All are
invited.
The Greeley tribune., 1906-04-26

Hardy shrubs. Towering plants,
fruit and; shade trees. ]. W. Dill
Ion Nursery, West Fifth street.
The Greeley tribune., 1906-04-26
Hair Dressing Parlors.

Miss Nellie Chestnut is located
in the new Coronado block, room
PIG. Hair goods a speciality.
The Greeley tribune., 1906-04-26
Unity Church.

Corner Ninth street and Ninth
avenue. Morning subject: "Revela'
tion.'
The Greeley tribune., 1906-04-26
For Sale. ca

Seventv-five sacks of choice hand
picked Banner or rural seed potatoes.
], e. Neill.
The Greeley tribune., 1906-04-26
Tho Churches

Trinity Lutheran Church.
German service 1890. Sunday
school II. English service 1880.
The Greeley tribune., 1906-04-26

Large shade trees planted to grow.
j. w. Dillon, West Fifth street.
Both phones.
The Greeley tribune., 1906-04-26
Big Odd Fellow Day At Lovsland
Thursdsy. April 26,

All day entertainment. closing
with grand ball in evening. Train
leaves Greeley at $40 a. m. via the
Colorado & Southern. Round trip
rate 81.
The Greeley tribune., 1906-04-26
BALL SEASON OPENS
Entire Receipts of Game to 60 to
San Francisco Sufferers

Greeley is to have q base ball team
this season. The first game will be
played next Sunday afternoon ut Is
land Grove park between the
Peraltas and the Eaton team. This
is benefit game for the San Fran
cisco sufferers and the entire re-
ceipts of the game will 90 to the
sufferers. This is a most worthy
cause and good crowd should greet
the boys at their opening game.
The team this year will be COM
posed of what players are here that
played last season and the best of
the young players in the city. A.
A. Peralta will back the team again
this season while Frank Bons will
act as manager.
. The Greeley high school athletic
association will hold their track
meet at their grounds in the old
Meeker block tomorrow afternoon.
The business men of Greeley have
donated q silver cup which will be
presented to the class winning che
largest number of points in the track
meet. The cup will be engraved
with the winning class and will be
kept in the high school and each year
given to the class that excels in
athletics.
The Greeley tribune., 1906-04-26
TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY

Take LAXATIVE BROMO Quinine
Tablets Druggists refund money if it
fails to cure. E. w. GROVES sigma
ture is on each box. 25c.
The Greeley tribune., 1906-04-26
Help and Situation. Wanted.

WANTED -HOUsECLEANING, ,4o3
w Tenth-st. j. II. Nichols.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-24
v. c 7. j. MEET
At TACOMA
MANY sENTTLE AND KING
COUNTY MEMBERS ARE ON
THE PROGRAM FoR TIE
-FOUR DAYS sEssIoH-FIRsT
MEETING TOMORROW.

The a1rd annual convention 81
the Western Washington W & r
Z. cunvtnes tomorrow At Tacoma
Of the Flrst baptist church for a
four DAYS session Seattle circles
vii have a fun representation ana
many Seattle membefs are dow "a on
the program
The Western Washington organ.
nation numbers over 1000 mem.
bers The officers are ~ follows
Honorary president Mrs Mari By
non Reese president Mrs Mar.
Eatct y piatt. ~ Columbia vice
president Mics MARY l. PAGE. 81
Olympia. CORES bonding secretary.
Mra Margaret q MunnH. % Golum
biA. recording secretary, Mrs Ellen
X simis8n. 81 seattle. assistant re
oordinE secretary. Mrs Matte y
Graves. 81 centralls treasurer.
Mfs Mary 81 Wade. 81 Seattle The
chorus Is under the direction 81
Mrs Grace Davenport
The Worlds " { 7. L cuuvon
ton wili meet in Boston Masn. Oc
;obef i12a. and the national con
veniion In Hartford. Conn. October
2e.3i
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-24
WIn-nart Villa Tracts 10
Be Sold

The beautiful WIG Hart villa
Tracts. iocRtca on Baiieg Peninsula
in iAks Washington. are ia b. put
on saie Thursday Of this seek ct
the office OF Erwin . Hurkhart. as
Lumber Exchange This maEuifi
cent varter front property u the
finest on the lake. and reservation
can be made anF morning ~ the
above office. through Mra Henri
cite goweli. the agent 80
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-24
4 Vital Question

Were - Toa kesp year valuable
Dsfss' Lrcn ne fsrlf Wiii de-
}<ss much sala@ Gay The pFopsr
tsssf = IN the safs Deposit
sszzs q wm. n Perkins a Co.
II cAsTry st SHOULD fire atfaeE
saBF her. 81 offics hailfIaE yuu
~ > sorry unless Yoa can Eigs
- ffaH4T aN4MsF sss
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-24
PRISONER GIVES
OFFICERS SLIP

An unknown priaoner found
pfowllnR about near Eighteenth aY
and East Howell ~ yesterday. sue.
ceeded IA making his escape from
Patrolmeu Lock wood aud Rooney
nt the corner 81 Seventh nv and
James ~ after being placed under
arrest on suspicion Of being burg
lar
The man was searched aud
bunch Of keys and Jimmy was
found IN his possession The man
taW his opportunity Of escape whom
the two palfolmen turned their At
tcnilon from the prisoner 10 some
other object a lively run and ney.
eral shots failed 10 0yertake the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-24
OFFICIALS MAY
CONTRIBUTE

sidney niebuF opened a cuntribu.
fion hufeau Tor the republican "a
tiouai committee snd says that II
the government officials want to
contribute there Siil b. no refusals
81 cash Il II difficult - legally
solicit from employees. but be hopes
20 rvs 5 per cent from each ones
SALARY Corporation contributions
are Insignificant and the committee
IL In urgent need Of funds
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-24

when Do Was Z yearH old he vas
showed lnlo min rave ana went
over three waterfalls. the thlrd ~
ftrt m hsiHht lite head struck a
rock rr umbrr that caused little
fldsr eu Hia head With a depression
beside b. TbiH was not thought TO
be serious because he soon facuN
erred his health
Then she taId 81 The trouble caused
ty the boa "a homr and iu school
On ftprousr - his mothers pleas. be
seemed Ca iry hard 10 be Euod. bat
iH a ftN daYa he would relapse into
evil WaYH
At tar suggestion q Father Nj.
ehaella she touk the bas SO br Don.
nelly An operation Was performed
AMI e. when THE surgeon removed
a rlrss &C the depressed skull two
inches iouE ant three foufthn 81 an
inch wide A the bpy passed from
the influence ~ che ehiaruferm the
uurar suEFested that Mfs Elrht
SPEAK to him SHE h~sitHted. for
Icing experience had taught her that
the answer was not iikrly be b. such
81 she would care % have others
heat Hot shs said
Tee sou know me Thsndoree'
When the reply cume promptly,
sure I know sou. You are nsg
mother. aud you're a good mother
aud Ina eiAd I've Eet Yea for
mother she Was go surprised aud
delighted that she sat doNn aud
cried she had expected q prefans
uuthuTat
The boy is nav model 4e T.
kind and eohsiterate al heme. in
dustfioAs and his mother proudly
GAYS. sawed s. ~ monsy earned dur.
ing the summer vacation.
Two other patients Operated on
durirE the latter Fart ~ August
have net set pfaEreaued far enough
70 warrant any absolute conclusion.
but nrs JAMES srd Peter pnnuellY
are personally satisfied that the re-
suits sill b. similar 10 those Ia ths
other cares
The fifth patient waa Young
woman. 90 years % sEe. who unnoa
seiouslY suffering from an infurY re-
eeived hy a fail tuo years before.
had Developed alcoholism hnd other
disifetsiHK and dangerous teuien-
rlea The operation restored he's ta
her FORMER ssif and she ia noe mat
rled and Twins happily ln chicago.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-24
Notice Of Removal

Fioranee Maryln2 soattie'n noted
prophecies for twenty years. wishes
To announce that she will make pc
riodical trips 10 the Sound cities
Patrons desiring to consult her can
make appointments b. calling 81
her home. suite victoria Hotel 1908
First. next "a = O.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-24
TIVE STARTLING STATEMENTS
MADE AGAINST PARK supT.
J. ". THOMPSON SEM TO 81
FALsE-FuNps FoR WORK
ARE PRACTICALLY ExHAusT.
Ed.

The park hoard funds are pfaellcs
aily exhausted An examination TO.
day revealed the fact that The board
aill have barely sufficient money 10
carry them through she year. and
this accounts for the iayluE Oft %
neatly every empioYa 81 The pafb
system Tor the later months an
Instance which. 70 Il said. has never
been the caaa before Supertnivnf
ent 81 Parks Thompson Vas p'esi
10 uffler.
A iiseat Of the expenditures and
receipts columns ~ the b0afd
shows the following fiEurea hai.
anee on band Sept !. ti2 1as ~
approximate cash 10 run through
the rcsl 81 the year. s30.sss - 40
pruximats expenditures for the rest
II ia0a. g. .1sg es
Out % the balance ~ the receipts
must be taken Sia. soa. uhich - the
pDmest due Jan 1891. Ga tho
Noosiisnd PARK bonds icssius IN
the nsighbofheod uf 81 600 ioF an.
fnraeen Expenditures
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-24

~otrno .. SEPT "a wa'9afa
.s.,sss are hying pfeIntsd pN use
es .afxeont knife % - Via
sesnital three clearly de
80 sssss prove she efficiency et
ia'e 'asseent Tao more fetrut
..,,tlons si,e every promise ~
'a, 49,. and cheerful testimony
sssse marvellous results have
- achieved ls giveu eN I've
- ,.sthefs Mfs = J Hurley
rs,..lg ana Mra Louisa slshri
"a. are - fali % ihs redemr
,s.ir hoys that thty would
n ten an the world aud rspes
- afhsr mtlhsfa uhe may be
's,iIsx WITH hoss IS hoar careers
ssInx blghted thraush az IN
..seesssi cause.
wethsra quick Intuition.
s,,.pes by love aud SORROW for hes
1919 boy. TIE discovery q due.
- her son walter sged e. was
-, Il ~ sent to che state luauss
-, .shosl last spring MS hur-
.,sYeagfy sageested that bis way
y aisht Be que te injuries
=, hsas sustained bY him seven
-.sxo A blew frcm The handle
rsnp had caused q Ions dent
Z = skuil m year. she said
-. ~as a eomrietr trausfoffna-
n his character Prom an
1..,s,es Nrllznmuurred child he
-. ,hangea to one utterly iueur=
-. He associated - ith boys %
- eiass ana With them com-
- naany pettY thefia, the arti-
.selsn - rule bc.uE absolute
~ssss - them
.Aa.rt officials we've Impressed
-. NJ Hafirys Theory A brain
r.saast examined ere hay and an
s.ssslian Mas performed by nr.
-, fserssllx. March 10 II dis-
- r8ecs ~ skull firmly ems
..sseA b the brain aai this Mas
,..-sysa ara ne scaIg drawn ever
As aperture.
- kay isft TIE hospital in 70
49, ~ for I've weeks he acted
4. une insane. climbing up TIRE asAe
= ~ accf. running about an all
snrs ard sxhibiting other signs %
bemeutia
rus tks physicians sid that tails
srssly mesni mat The brain was &C.
ssreslnx IT. balance. though they
AsaxA, Il mskht Be necessary 60
ana water e. TIE state hospital Tor
a. nsaae Ter treatment
n shaaks developed ore aiEht.
sAsa ths yunuxstss climbed iuta his
nssasss ~ and told hef how mueh
!. kssa her The csratte perforn-
.rrxs wsrs ever aud tters as 30
nss- ,foahls With ihe beY
n GENES and gess at viit Is
nruf d bad company. sells papers
40 SAVES kss money and Is a.
hixAs ana Eeod a boy ~ auY raothsr
xGsa wish
NJ Nehr said a hsr tssYcar cid
~ Thsoslcfe When I tnos him
he hasratal I fslt q was better
nat - sheela 8is than eontinue tae
ssT b sss xesnE fIF sas TENED
Ni Il sehoei after even effort had
M nad< 70 reform him lie
ssafd skreu clubs at ne ard set
~ h shs Eeaa ard Disgrace IS all
h sxors tsrribiy and Couia not -
ssxss< n suythlng In enc day
= ssais esats sn6 ptEe0nN. ard 4
l.ex not wAaf eise There Was a
s<rseas t~ttrhius about his eyes.
saa as snflrs body would ieFk a.
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-24

The unusnai shortage 81 funds
this rear has been ilun. SAYS rrssi
dent Shrewsbury ef n. para board
20 the extensive improvements
made tn the PARIS and 10 land par
ehasaa ot these. the heaviest en-
psraiturss have been Incurred b
the maeaaamialnE 81 the lnirfiaksn
driveway. which has brought ZAP the
PAY rnIl frum a former average d
about ti.tBa per month. % uvsf
a.0a0 coWnfing ln th# average
monlhiF bills the expenses 81 The
park department have been seine
ihirs iiks g. aga = month. While she
average receipts have been oui1
abort 81 naa
The receipts 81 ths department
for 1895 amounted 80 t1T.tttfz 70
sept thry havs reached tes.
esg.1s
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-24
PHILIPS
SERIOULY CHARGED

him back 90 the person who claimed
no had been asked for money The
man ava not identity him and {
tanned him loose. lie protested
against my Investigating the case
ana I told him % so on and mind
his business lie didn't -. ana I
heaYsd him into the street when
he failed to Ro on took him to
the police station
chief II Police NappenHteln told
bland Co make his complaint in
writing "a the civil service commits -
sion. which bland Gays he will do.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-24
Low WATER IN YUKON.

Word has hvcn received from
skaEuay that owinE 20 the iow
water In the Yukon river freight
aud passengers fer Dasso should
not leave Seattle after October l.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-24

The having off 81 men 10 al the
parks has brought considerable bit.
ter criticism against Supt ) "
Thorn paon. which does not seem
Justified b. the facfa The dis.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-24
SEATTLE MAN HoHoRgo

A. tho sixth annual meeting ~
the Interstate Laundry men aHsoeiaS
ton. held az Peudiet0n, ore, q.
Jacobson. Of Seattle. was elected
treasurer.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-24

We nnH have about meH -
HoFk in The parks asid NJ Thomp5
son today 9uf these five are keep
ers and thsY have 20 be on da'Y ~
The time 81 course we have heen
short Of funda. but Ne expect 20
put 90 several more iabofsrH In =
fee days AZ Tor making improve
meats. ! can only 10 what ! am or
asred b. the board
IN the charges made against Mr
ThnmpNan bs the lahafefs. IL q
stated that be Il the subject ~
Eresi aislihs among THE employees.
AMI thue ask why he should be I'm.
pioYcd # = saiarY Of tiTs a month
20 auHsrfnf the ~ofk Of five
keepers aud three iahoferz
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-24
OMAHA MAYOR A
. GENUINE COWBOY

running for The office of mayor. be
often declared that II Omaha did not
have sufficient police force be
would az any time mount a horse,
issno In hand. gun IN his belt. and