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Evening journal., 1907-07-11

Mr. r. S. Reynolds, secretary Of the American
Embassy at Rome, according to cable reports,
must be an indiscreet diplomat He is reported
as having declared that the situation between
between Japan and the United States is serious.
Then MIR. Reynolds, in his wisdom, suggests a
probable solution of the difficulty, which solution
is that the Emperor of Germany and the King OF
Italy shall be called upon TO arbitrate the differ
ences between the two countries. The President
should turn his attention to Mr.. Reynolds If he
were so foolish as to give out the reported inter
view with its ready suggestion Mr. Reynolds
should be returned TO the country and made Sec
reary OF State, or else given diplomatic spank
ipg.
Evening journal., 1907-07-11
Judne eray Know the Answer.

Cincinnati Enquirer
What is a Demoeraty' Col. Bryan
could hnd some rational answers TO the
question in the recent speech by 1ndge
George Gray, of Delaware.
Evening journal., 1907-07-11
Sails For Europe

Mrs John TAFT sailed from New
York on the steamship Baltic to-day
for a tour Of Scotland ana England.
She win remain abroad for about three
months.
Evening journal., 1907-07-11

do you think Dauber's picture worth
catalogue pricel
IT'S still quarter. Isn't itY'-Harpers
Weekly.
Evening journal., 1907-07-11

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advance.
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The Virginia enterprise., 1907-06-21
Back to the Simple Life.

The simplest and plainest laws of
health are outraged every hour of
the day by the average man, says
an exchange. Did Adam smoke?
Did Eve wear corsets? Did Solom-
on chew tobacco? Did Ruth chew
gum? Did the children of Israel
make for beer garden after cross
ing the Red Sea? Did Rebecca eat
gum drops and ice cream and call
for soda water? Adam was the first
man and was made perfect from
head to heel. How long would he
remain so after. eating a mince pie
before going to bed? Suppose he
had slept in a bedroom SKI with the
window down, the door shut and
two dogs under the bed? Suppose
Eve had laced herself up in cor
set, put on tight shoes, sat up all
hours of the night eating her fill of
trash and sizzled her hair. When
you come to look at the way man
misbehaves himself, you can only
wonder that he ever lived to become
a man.
The Virginia enterprise., 1907-06-21
"A Victim of Circumstances

Thus is the mayor of Virginia
pictured in an article in the Sunday
edition of the News-Tribune, in
which the salve is poured on with
such a plentiful helping as to cause
the casual reader to wonder how
much it cost him, and whether or
not the slot machines were brought
into requisition to assist in paying
the freight.
The article recounts several cpl
sodes in recent history of Virginia
from the closing of the poker
rooms to the alleged closing of the
saloons at the hour prescribed by
law-but forgets to state that the
slot machines and the houses
of ill-fame are PERMITTED to run and
exist in open violation of law, or
that one would not have to 20 dry
at any hour of the day, night or
Sunday, since the promulgation of
the recent startling "closing" order.
The Mayor may be pleased to
contemplate himself as "a victim of
circumstances" but the citizens of
the town are condoning with each
other because of the circumstance
which placed him in his official
position, and many there are who
assisted in this movement who
openly proclaim repentance for
their act.
The News.Tribune article is ex-
cused, however, for whoever wrote
the screed must have been either
ignorant of the subject or we'll paid
therefor.
The Virginia enterprise., 1907-06-21

THROUGH the actions and the ten
der feelings of it's mayor, Virginia
has for many months held an un.
enviable position in the limelight.
It strikes us that it is time to cut it
out; it is time to pass and enforce
an impounding ordinance; it is
time to provide demanded public
improvements and to look after the
sanitary conditions of the city in a
manner prompted by realization
of the public welfare and not him
dered by personal spite; it is time
to quit personal chickering's and
pay more attention to the city as a
whole, and if such action on the
part of authorities cannot be had
under the present administration
it is time for the people az a whole
to organize for different body of
men and different executive.
The Virginia enterprise., 1907-06-21

BRO. ATKINSON, of the Mesaba
Ore, says that he is understood to
be threatened with a libel suit
because he told the truth. The En-.
terprise editor has an action for
$4,000 on its hands for a similar
reason-and we haven't told all the
truth we intend to tell, either. II
is the truth that hurts, and there
will be additional truths told and
proofs offered at any time the case
is brought to trial. And it is the
plaintiffs move.
The Virginia enterprise., 1907-06-21
Weekly Excursions to Detroit and
Retura $500. risks

via the South Shore, leaving Duluth
every Friday. Same rate to Alpena.
Oscoda, Harbor Beach and Port
Huron. To Buffalo $3.50 higher.
Limit September 18th, 1907. For
sleeping car and steamer reserva-
tion, apply to Mr.. a. j. Perrin,
General Agent, 43O West Superior
St, Duluth, Mimi. 6-21-tf
The Virginia enterprise., 1907-06-21

VIRGINIA appears to be "a victim
of circumstances" in the matter OF
the glorious Fourth. Too bad, but
guess we are all doomed to go to
Ashawa for the day.
The Virginia enterprise., 1907-06-21

IT would not have taken seven
teen guardian angels or half doz-
en- policemen to find the way into
the rear door of the Phoenix saloon
on Sunday. All they would have
to do was to follow the crowd-not
stand and watch it-as it formed a
continuous stream to the open
thirst parlor on the Sabbath day.
The Virginia enterprise., 1907-06-21

The state of Michigan seeks to
swlpe slice of northern Wiscon-
sin, claimed through an alleged
error in survey. The territory in.
cluded in the disputed strip takes
in the village of Hurley, and il
Wisconsin has regard for her moral
status it is improbable that the suit
will be fought with any degree OF
tenacity.
The Virginia enterprise., 1907-06-21

MONEY doea not always make the
mare go. I have known instances
where it has prevented the mayor
from going to prison.-Prison Mir
The Virginia enterprise., 1907-06-21

The average mortal never knew
how much he missed by not being
"a victim of circumstances" until he
read the last Sunday issue of the
Duluth News: Tribune.
The Virginia enterprise., 1907-06-21

FOR SALR:-One house, two lots,
100000; one house, two lots, $28OO.OO;
one house and lot, $4,000; two 1ots
with small house, $4,000; one lot
with buildings, on Chestnut street,
$4,000. Some vacant lots at right
prices. z. F. ]. HUGHES. =
The Virginia enterprise., 1907-06-21

"YOU can learn more by listening
than by talking" says the Balti-
more American. And yet some
men know no more today than they
did the day they were married.
The Virginia enterprise., 1907-06-21

The impounding ordinance is up
for it's third reading next Tuesday
evening, and "the poor mans COW"
will doubtless be made "the victim
of circumstances" before the season
ia over.
The Virginia enterprise., 1907-06-21

DULUTH is going to have that
steel plant, but property values in
Superior already jump in a rejoic.
ing RESPONSE.
The Virginia enterprise., 1907-06-21

MORE houses for the homeless
ones who seek location in the city
are demanded. Got to be had, some
way.
The Virginia enterprise., 1907-06-21

THE lid was applied-but it fit
very loosely in the case of some
who "stOOd next"
The Virginia enterprise., 1907-06-21

The midnight pranks of an inno-
cent COW, the destruction of gar
den and the eternal loss of a soul
through the using of unprinta BILE
language, is the subject of a scare
head in the Eveleth Star. Such
things are of too common occur
renee in Virginia to demand atten-
ton. But even at the price of souls
the poor mans COW must be pro-
tected.
The Virginia enterprise., 1907-06-21
W. II. HANNAFIIRD. EDITOR.
Friday, June 2l 1907.

SOME .of6ce-holders seemingly
forget that they were once Office.
seekers.
The Virginia enterprise., 1907-06-21

The BIWABIK TINES intimates
that because of the recently pub.
lished editorial anent the Haunting
of a society flag in parade through
the streets at Eveleth, Editor Dow
ling is out of politics. Perhaps the
diagnosis of Bro. Koen is correct,
but we scarce see where either
politics or the country at large
stands to play loser.
The Virginia enterprise., 1907-06-21

THE United States supreme court
has been appealed to to decide the
question, "What is Whiskey." No
need of seeking advise on this ques-
tion from such a slow and deliber-
ate body. Virginia has numerous
living examples of men who seem
to have acquired all necessary in.
formation on the subject, and who
will give up their knowlege without
further consideration than q drink
Of the stuff that has made Kentucky
famous. s. .ss2. zz.z 5. .s .S 4. 5.
The Virginia enterprise., 1907-06-21

THE poor ball was not to blame
because the mayor was called upon
to throw it over the base first.
The Virginia enterprise., 1907-06-21

SLOT machines have not as yet
become victims of circumstances
in Virginia, but should the attorney
general be appealed to they would
doubtless be made victims of the
The Greeley tribune., 1907-05-16

Now, as a matter Of fact, the
actual cost of getting up Il directory
OF Greeley alone is not less than 81 a
copy, on an edition of nearly 500.
Think, then, what a piece OF work
of that kind for the whole county
you can expect as premium with a
dollar bottle of ink. The whole is a
good scheme to leave alone, although
the amount of which each person
may be mulchted Is only 81.
The Greeley tribune., 1907-05-16
VICTIMS OF FAkeRs.

A fair sample OF the foolish mis-
representations made in newspapers
of the country is found in the follow
ing extract from the Springfield,
Mass Republican:
The purpose of Miss Helen
Gould's plan to afford an opportunity
to persons who have no outlook in
the city Slums, but under a more
favoring environment might became
industrious and independent, is to
be commenced not only for itself,
but for the choice she has made In
locating her experiment near Gree
ley, Colo. She has ot tained there a
tract of 100, 600 acres, and is ready to
spend an equal sum for implements,
seed and fencing. The land is to be
sold in small tracts, and the buyers
who prove themselves worthy will be
allowed easy terms of payment on
their places. Her purpose is to have
the whole experiment superintended
by skilled and practical direction.
1t will be remembered that Greeley
| was settled by colonists from the
east, who had gone there under the
well.known advice OF Horace Gree.
ley. The place has remained we'll
ordered to a remarkable degree, and
has developed into prosperous and
beautiful little city, where no liquor
The Greeley tribune., 1907-05-16

has ever been sold. and the citizen
ship is of high order. The land
has to be cultivated by Irrigation,
but there is good market for its
products at Denver and Cheyenne.
Thus the persons whom Miss Gould
hopes to benefit would begin their
new life under exceptional auspices. -
Some weeks ago man claiming
to represent an eastern philanthrop-
ist looking for desirable location
for colony of poor from the crowded
tenament districts OF the cities
visited Greeley, osteDsibly to look
for such tract OF land here as
might be needed. He did not reveal
what his backing was. II he had any,
and stated frankly that he hardly ex
pected ANYTHING to come out of TIN
plans.
Local correspondents of Denver
papers seized upon this opportunity
to victimize their papers for dollal
or two, associating Helen Gould'l
name with the scheme. Denver cor.
respondents OF eastern papers en-
larged still more upon the story,
with the result that nearly all of the
papers of the country we're made
victims of fake stories for which they
paid we'll. In the same way the
readers OF these papers are paying
for news with no foundation in facts.
The Greeley tribune., 1907-05-16
TIME TO ACT
Don't Wait for the Fatal Stages OF
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lev PEOPLES Experiences

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The Greeley tribune., 1907-05-16
GOOD TO LEAVE ALONE,

Several persons in Greeley have
confused cheap directory and bottle
of ink scheme, that has been worked
here the past two weeks, with the
Greeley Tribune directory, and we
have had several calls at this office
for that 81 directory.
The dollar directory scheme is a
graft, pure and simple. The agent
promises quart bottle of ink and a
county directory for 81 This is
simply to sell the ink The direc-
tory is supposed to be thrown In.
The scheme was worked here little
over a year ago, and so far as we
have been able to discover, nobody
ever saw copy of the alleged direc.
tory and the ink that was received
was unfit for use.
The Greeley tribune., 1907-05-16
Memorial Service.

The G. A. r. and w. r. G. me-
rorjal services will be held In the
nnera house Sunday, May 26, by Kew
lohn poane. The music Will De III
,harpe of Prof. J. r. Whiteman ana
high school students.
decoration day services Will De
held Thursday, May 30. Those going
n the cemetery meet at the armory
,t o 30 m. to take carriages
for place where regular memorial
services will be held,
At 2.3o In Lincoln park Prof.. w.
q Thomas will preside at meeting
and deliver the opening address.
The principal address of the day
will be delivered by Charles f. rev.
A recitation. my Comrade and l,
will be given by Mrs. Grace n.
Allen.
Music will be in charge of E. b..
Hatch. In case of inclement
weather the services will be held IN
the Methodist church.
All of the services will be open TO
the public and ex-Confederate sold
iers and Spanish American war vete-
rams are especially invited.
The Greeley tribune., 1907-05-16
SPRING FEVER.

There is time of year, few
days sandwiched In between winter
and spring, that bring peculiar
class Of troubles, to which no other
part of the year is heir. 1t is a
time when nearly every man-and
perhaps the women too-is discop-
tented with his lot no matter what
1t may be. In business his profits
always look smaller and his troubles
larger. In the professions his pa
tients or clients, as the case NAV be,
are perverse and contrary, and he
himself is incapacitated for doing his
best. In the country the sudden
change from cold to warm Weather is
SO inervating that he can NOT half
accomplish what he should. The
fields need plowing, the plowed fields
narrowing and the finished fields
need seeding, etc., etc.
Everybody wants to 20 somewhere
else, except where he seems IN be.
long, or where he happens to be.
which is the same thing. His con.
oltion is more aptly described In the
patent medicine ads than an, uhora
else. Pity it Is that their ramed,es
are no good. The saving in va.r
ana tear on nation If some remedy
could be discovered for thIs d,soaso
would amount to billions IN Tho
le" Gays each spring that n, IL ami.
demic. But, pity again the ,emadv
Will never be discovered in nostror,s
u is a disease as old as the days the
people have dwelt In bo,,s.. and
been uncomfortable under too nnc,,
civilization, and we call u sn,,n.
fever.
nature Is the only remedy for the
The Greeley tribune., 1907-05-16
Sale of Bonds of City of Greelev

Notice is hereby given that sealed
bids will be received for the purchase
OF an issue Of s25. 900 bonds Of the
city OF Greeley, Colorado, the pro-
ceeds to to be used in erecting city
hall for the use of said city, to and
including the 2lst day of May, 1907,
at the hour Of 7:3O O'Clock p. M. at
which time said bids will be opened.
Said bonds will bear date the 2lst
da7 OF July, 1907, and will run for a
period OF fifteen years, and shall be
payable at the option Of said city
after ten years from date thereof, in
terest payable semi-annuany. Said
bonds to be delivered and money
paid as work progresses, at rate of
70, 600, payable on the first OF each
month from date of issue. Bids are
requested on said bonds at par, the
oloder to state what rate of interest
ne Will give on said bonds at par, the
rate OF interest not to exceed five per
cent per annum, and said bid NAV
include cost Of furnishing printed
bonds.
All o'ds shall be delivered to J.R,
iatton, City Clerk at his office in
1reeley, and shall be accompanied
win a certified check for $500 as a
guarantee OF good faith, payable to
Saio clerk. In case bid Is not ac.
cepted check will be returned ia hid.
ger. The right is reserved to reject
any and all bids, and to sell said
bonds at private sale.
Dated at Greeley, Colo, April 10.
u n,AA re-,
The Greeley tribune., 1907-05-16

,i,ment A few days In the noun
rains at the time when all nature IS
Weakening from her winter sleep
would do it, but few OF us nave o''o
privilege. or think we don't wh'oh
Is really worse, because that loea
also wears on one.
The Greeley tribune., 1907-05-16

l want from $4,000 to $4,000
woltn OF good loans this month. and
oner special inducement, in rat.. ana
conditions. A. N. HcC Clenahan
The Greeley tribune., 1907-05-16

j. B. Patton, City Clerk.
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1907-08-16
MOSEY KING is APPOINTED
SUCCEEDS WILLIAM DOLE
Will be Boxing Instructor at
Yale Gymnasium-0ther
Changes.

Announcement is made at Yale that
Mosey King former champion light
weight of Connecticut and now re-
tired. has been appointed to succeed
William Dole as boxing Instructor in
the University gymnasium.
1t is also announced that William A,
Palmer, formerly an instructor In New
York university will succeed w. A.
Schatz as instructor of gymnastics on
the main floor of the gymnasium.
Mosey King has been the assistant
boxing instructor for one year past,
and is now spending his vacation at
his home in New London, and will re,
turn to Yale September 26th to take UP
the work.
Since coming here Mr.. King has
made many friends and has given great
satisfaction in his position as assist
ant to Mr.. Dole 1t will be hard to find
a more competent instructor than King
who is an acknowledged master of the
science of boxing,
Mr.. Dole came to Yale in 1871 and
has been here practically ever since,
and was a model boxing teacher. He
resigned last June to accept a call to
be physical director of a Southern
school.
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1907-08-16
Grand CIRCUIT meeting
PURSES TOTAL $4,000
Celebrated Charter Oak $780,
600 Event Opens Hart
ford Races.

That there will be some great harness
racing at the Old Glory Grand Circuit
meeting at Charter Oak Park, Hart
ford, Conn, September and to 9Th, is a
foregone conclusion from the entries al
ready received and 1T promises to be
one of the most important meets ever
held on this famous track.
The purses total $4,000, offering a
temptation sufficient to bring together
a remarkable representation of the best
horses in the country in all classes.
The celebrated Charter Oak $4,000
event will be the big opening feature
for Labor Day, the opening day Of the
meet, This is the greatest race of the
meet and, contrary ito the usual custom
Of most meetings, is given on the first
day because the management desires to
give everybody an opportunity to wit
ness it. AS Labor Day is a holiday
many persons who could not get to the
park on any other day will be able ito
be present then.
The Hartford Futurity for three-year
olds, another $4,000 event, will be the
big event for Tuesday. The Nutmeg
2O7 pace with a purse Of $4,000 Is the
star attraction for Wednesday and on
Thursday, the last day, the feature will
be the big free-for-all pace with a
purse Of $1,000.
The events in full are as follows:
Monday, Sept. 2, Labor DAY:
Glass 2:19 Trot, in 5, purse, $1,000;
class 2:o4, pace, In 8, purse, $1,000,
class 2.1O,i trot, '4The Charter Oak 5
heats, purse, $4,000; class 2;19, pace, 8
in s, purse, $1,000.
Tuesday, Sept. 8:
1.-THE Hartford Futurity," Swear
olds, trotting division, purse, $4,000,
pacing division, purse $1,000 both 2 in
8; class Eli, ttrot, in 5, purse, $1,000;
class PIT, pace, in 5, purse, $1,000,
Wednesday, Sept 4:
Glass 2:1S, trot, in 5, purse $1,000;
class 2:O5, trot, in 8, purse $1,000;
class pos, pace, "The Nutmeg,
heats, purse, $4,000; class 2:11, pace
in 5, purse. $1,000
Thursday, Sept. 5:
Glass 200, trot, in 5, purse, $1,000;
free-for- in g. purse $1,500; class
215, trot, in 8, purse $1,000; class 1907
pace, in 5, purse $1,000.
The rules Of the National Trottine
association govern the racing and as
| the track has been re-clayed since the
last meet, making it In all probability
the fastest track in the country, the
sport ought to be worth going long
way to see.