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The Greeley tribune., 1907-08-01

Born, Monday, July %, to Mr.. and
Mrs. T. E. Ruggles. near Lucerne,
an eleven pound boy.
Mrs. Delux of Denver was the
guest of her sister, Mis-. E. Johanson,
the first two days Of the week.
Misses Eva and Mabel Delling
were the guests of Miss Lillian
Kelly from Thursday until Monday.
Mrs. Sadie Howard johnson re-
turned to Trinidad Tuesday after
visit with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
A. Howard.
Mrs. Hermina Brilliant, daughter
of John TRULY. is expected Saturday
for summer visit in Greeley. She
comes from Pittsburg, Pa.
Rev. ]. NJ. Wylie and members of
his family, including their guest,
RAYMOND Wallace, from New York,
have been In camp the past week IN
Estes Park.
G. A. Van Buren,, who has taught
school in the Greeley neighborhood,
has secured the principalship OF the
Cortez school and will begin work
the first OF September.
Miss Grace Wilson was passen-
ger to Denver Friday to visit Miss
Mabel Wilson at the hospital and
also to meet Mrs. w. G. Wilson who
is returning home from visit IN
Colorado Springs.
VIM. Doughtery, who conducted
the shoe 'sanitarium' in Greeley
but who moved to AuIt few weeks
ago, is coming back to Greeley and
Will occupy the little annex Scott &
LYONS have built to their office.
DR.. and Mrs. Otis of Fort Morgan
came TO Greeley by wagon and went
on Monday to Glen Haven where
they will build a cabin and spend
some time in the mountains. Ihey
are guests of the Houston FAMILY
while in Greeley.
The Misses Tate, who are guests
of their sister, Mrs. j. 5. Danlay,
from Lakin, Kan, took in the From
tier Days celebration, going up
Thursday and this week MIR. and
Mrs. Danley and their guests 60 to
the mountains for an outing.
Mrs. w. w. Myer and daughter
from Galveston, Tex, arrived last
week..to swell the number of guests
at the home of Mrs. B. II. Eaton.
Mrs. Myer is daughter of Mrs.
Limbocker, who has been at the
Eaton home some little time.
Mrs. F. A. Draper, who owns
property at 1907 Tenth street, leaves
Greeley August IA to be absent two
or three years. She will take a
full course in the kiropractic school
of healing at Cedar Rapids. Ia, and
will practitce when her course is
completed.
The Greeley tribune., 1907-08-01

Mrs, Helen Chase returned the
first ofssSA week from three weeks
visit in Denver.
Rev. Potashinski of Loveland
preached two excellent sermons for
the Methodist people Sunday.
The Misses Howard went to Duell
Thursday for few days visit with
their brother, Wellington Howard.
Miss Yardley, assistant librarian,
will spend her two weeks vacation,
beginning August 5th, with friends
in Brush.
Miss Katherine Fickes of Colo
rado Springs arrived Thursday for a
visit at the home Of Charles E..
Phelps for few days.
Those rains that fell the latter
part of the week should have waited
until Iowa day in order to make the
Mississippi valley people feel more
at home.
Miss Raines of Boston, who with
her sister have been summer guests
at the home. of their uncle, + b
Foote, is spending the week at the
B. f. Woodruff home.
The Misses Soder who have been
guests of the G. H. Young family re-
turned to their home in Colorado
Springs Sunday. Mr.. Young accom-
panied the ladies to Denver.
W. 4. Adams holds the unique
record Of killing more rattlesnakes
this summer than any other man In
Weld county. He has killed twenty
nine on his farm four miles south
west Of Greeley.
Mrs. George Condor chaperoned a
party of four young ladies In trip
for pleasure to Idaho Springs, leav'
inc Greeley Sunday. The four were
Misses Vera Houghton, Myra Conner
Bessie Ling and Miss Bradley.
The only local we can make OF
Cheyenne Is that everybody went
lew VI our elSuU lHouS"h"'
stay the entire session. The reso
divided up into three bodies going
in attachments Thursday, FRIDAY
and saturday.
l.. Arbuckle and son, Ralph, ar
rived Wednesday last for vislt WIN
Mr.. Arbuckle's brothers here. Ihey
are rom indianapolis and the son,
who is In the railroad business, VIII
return in two weeks but the eloer
Arbuckle remains until October.
Bert Pier came down Thursday
evening after two weeks spent at the
Pier cottage in Estes Park. he
came home to irrigate but 1ouho "
pouring rain when he arrived the
first he had seen IN several weeks
Il has been unusually dry IN the
mark lately. Mr.. Piers little SOD
broke an arm the first day they we're
In the park.
The Greeley tribune., 1907-08-01

Miss Genevieve Stecklenberg from
Des Moines, Ia, terminated a visit
with Greeley friends Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs j. A. Thompson
we're passengers to Denver Friday,
the latter remaining for few days.
Norton Trussler is new resident
of Greeley, coming from Denver last
Thursday. He will live at 5s5
Eighth street.
Prof. and Mrs. w. K. Stitfey ex-
pect to spend part of their six
weeks vacation with friends, the
Sanford family, near Hardin.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. j. Allen have
given up their Yellowstone trip ard
will 90 to Estes Park instead for two
or three weeks, leaving the first of
the week.
The first passenger train to be run
over the new steel bridge near Evahs
made that trip last Saturday morh-
ing. The bridge is one of the finest
west of the Mississippi.
A carload OF watermelons came
into Greeley Friday for distribution
and some of them went by wagon to
Win lsor. The roads become so
heavy with the rains that the drivers
were detained two days.
S. w. Foulk. recently from New
Castle, Pa, and an architect of n
siderable note has commenced the
erection OF new s5, home at the
corner OF Eighth avenue and Twenty
first street. DR.. &. w. Barrett Is
having handsome cottage built al
most opposite to this for home for
himself.
The Greeley tribune., 1907-08-01
Mr.. and Mrs. E. C. Kelly spent
Tuesday in Denver.

Mr.. and Mrs. E. c. Kelly spent
Tuesday In Denver.
william Morton returned from
week spent in Denver Sunday.
Misses Lora and Deta Cameron are
expected home this week from their
summer trip east.
Rev. Father Casey returned Satur-
day night from week spent at the
annual retreat in Denver.
Miss Alma Wilson, city librarian,
will spend next week, a portion OF
her summer vacation, in Denver.
Mrs. Willis Williams who has
been at the w. NJ. Ecker home left
for her home in Kansas Friday
morning.
Miss EIinor Wilkinson left on her
eastern vacation Friday which will
be spent mainly at her former home,
Meadville, Penn.
Every business house In town had
at least one beauty expert down TO
the train Saturday to size up the
Denver Post exhibit in that line.
Frank A.. Ollie went to Mime
apolis Sunday to attend the dental
association meeting and will vlsit
Duluth and other points during the
! week.
Mrs. Carl Schaub Of Grand Island,
Neb., has been making her daugh-
ter, Mrs. d. A. Frost, visit.
Denver was made side trip as was
Cheyenne Friday.
Mrs. Isabel Rienks has rented the
residence OF Mrs. F. A. Draper on
Tenth street and will become resi-
dent OF Greeley. moving In from her
ranch northeast OF Greeley.
A bad hail storm visited the
country about Hardin last week
Wednesday. There are not very
many farms there but the damage
was heavy where the hail did strike
the crops.
Mrs. C. G. Gaines and Miss Joysa
Gaines go to Silverton for the mohtr
of August. They will spend the
time on a ranch belonging to rela'
tive there and will return to Greeley
for the Normal school year.
| w. w. Jones and wife OF lola'
Kan, are visiting their daughter,
Mrs. A. E. Fox, for a couple o.
weeks. The two families have beer
spending a week in the mountains
returning to Greeley last Monday
Mrs. Frances who has been speno
ing the summer at the home OF he'
daughter, Mrs. A. B. Page north
east of Ault, left for eastern Ne
braska Wednesday last. Mr.. Frances
remains for a longer time. Mr
Page was in the hail belt and me
with almost the total loss OF an ex
ceptionally promising wheat crop
The Greeley tribune., 1907-08-01

Oscar Leafgren is expected home
from his Seattle trip this week.
Miss Mamie Wilson returned to
Denver Friday after few days visit
with Helen Cox.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. F. McCreery join
the j. S. Danley party In the outing
in Estes Park this week.
The E. y. Bills family are spend
ing a vacation in the mountains, 60
ing by auto the first OF last week.
Mrs. Helen Schmitt Of Decatur,
H., is one of the guests at the house
party in progress at Mrs. b. ii.
Eaton's.
Prof. r. w. Bullock and young
son are in Albuquerque, N. NJ, on
business and not in the mountains
as stated last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ole Vesterberg left
Thursday for wedding tour OF ten
days or so, taking in Colorado
Springs, Manitou and other points.
Matthew Preston from Sparta
H., is a recent addition to Greeley
He will locate here for year at
least and will live on Seventh
aveune.
Miss Alma Devinney from Sparta,
H.. who has been visiting the De-
yinneys at LaSalle, returned to the
latter place Thu vsday after vlslt
with Greeley friends.
Summer school students began
their summer exodus IN consloeraoie
volume Friday. Saturday the ouik
of them had gone and the campus Is
deserted again for few weeks.
Mrs. Chester Blunt was agreeao'y
surprised and delighted last MONDAY
by receiving box of beautiful poh'
lilies and ferns from her daughter
Edna, who is visiting In Bihs-
ham, Me.
Prof. w. G. Chambers left Thurs'
dav for his summer vacation i.'
ooes to Chicago and ultimately TO
Newcastle, Penn. He will JON MIS-, "
Ch,mhers in the east where she HAS
been visiting for some time.
I. S. Henning was 'lsilo! "
Denver Thursday. Mr.. ana MIS- WIS.
Tanning have been health seeking
IN near the Wyoming line LOT sol,o %
months and came down to "reeels
for a few days in their camping
wagon.
T. S. Henning, who has been ' ~
creelev for few days, coming iio'n
northern Weld county, oouslu "
roominc house:in Denver 1hu'su", a,
and The family moved down neA' ,e;.
dav Mrs. Henning says they INV nv
Crse,ey very much and would ike ~ ~
1.-Two here but the present ous'ie'' COS
onsn,nr seems a good one so theS ~
to Denver.
The Greeley tribune., 1907-08-01
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local +

was a visitor in
returned from
hridge, Colo.
b of Kansas has
be W. Davidson
|sited her parents
nday. She is a
yer.
J Denver was an
with her hus-
e Camiield.
., Starbird left
)r a two or three
spent at Grand
phnson went to
(rnlng to visit q
1 go to Colorado
Campbell from
Amity college,
y at the United
Sabbath day.
'llliams returned
last week where
'ng a few months
Mrs. c. f. Vim
band boarded the
Wednesday last.
eIey with some
their wait here
eckwith was last
divorce in the
william D. Beck
"lths have been
years.
NJ iss Ivy were
Presley family
lg Friday. Mr..
'f the son-iu-law
lives in Yuma,
sler and Storage
INV 'he van u
handling goods.
covered van anc
their des
order. "
neral was strucl
NE Tremain farm
SIX miles west o
They we're un
II the metal bu'
'he stuff brough
, indications y Of it
. sanborn Is in
ter.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1907-05-17
CLEANING TIE TCWN.
Citizens Ct San Francisco Put ire
Streets In O~der,

HE good WORN gcrclt.y dome lu San
Francisco 70 clean the streets ur thar
city hi-At o}.cr . Sy--o~j,ou H. other
towns. About -tsn men a.! 500
teams turned oCj o:c Gay and made g..
III" Success OF Tie inst pliIic stree,
cleaning Oh record. More was done in
ten hours 10y volunteers than had been
done in the ten months since The ire.
Business men >huVrlcd dirt side by
side with men in uveralls who work
every day at cleaning brick.
BugIerS from The Preside sounded
the call 10 work The city had been
Distracted, ANA under good MANAGERS
The work of sweeping the streets and
cArung away the dirt went along live
~. Before noon it was clear that the
wagons could not keep pace with the
cleaners. and when work ended 81 night
there we're hundreds Of loads Of dirt
which viii have To- be removed.
The street i'll front of police head
quarters was cleaned cxpeditiouSly bv
prisoners who were arrested for drunk
cnncSs. When they had swept the
street clean they were allowed 10 20
Along Montgomery street. formerly one
~ The worst IN the city for dirt. finan-
"iorS. brokers and real estate men
turned cut with their fun force Of
CLERKS ANA soon had the tboroughfare
we'll cleaned
Thirty eating stations were estab-
lSlcd ia various parts Of the burned
district. and these were attended 10y
prominent women who had volunteer
cd TO look after feeding the workers
Even cigars were handed out to all
VII" worked. Take it all in all it was
unique experience in town cleaning
and its democracy recalled the DAYS of
the great calamity.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1907-05-17
C!TPIC ACID.
The Way the Secret of rs ManUisc.
ture Was Stolen

The Way the Secret Of rs Manu- sc.
ture Was Stolen.
III" proprietor e. 81 Old chemists
shop, close ly Temple Bar. in days
gone . enjoyed ;hc uouopoly Of max.
Ing r.Hi. acid More favoruhly cir
cuuStano"d thau other secret manufac-
tuners his was a process that required
NJ assistance. He employed no work
men. Experts came 10 sample ANA as
sort AMI bottle his products. hut they
never entered The laboratory. The
mystic operations by which he grew
rich were confined 10 himself One
day. having locked the doors and
drawn the window blinds as usual.
sure OF the safety Of his secret. the
chemist went home To his dinner
chimney sweep. or 4 boy disguised as
such. wide awake in chemistry. WAS OIL
the watch and followed The secret
keeper to CharinE Cross. and. sure that
he would not return that day. the Soutv
philosopher hied rapidly back 10 TEN
pie Bar, assembled the low building
dropped down the iue. saw all he
wanted 10 ana returned. carrying with
him the mystery OF making citric acid.
The monopoly Of the inventor was
gone a few months after. anu the price
WAS reduced hy four-ffths. The poor
man was hearthroken ana died shortly
dftcrWdrd. ignorant of the trick by
which he had been victimizcd.-Loudou
Spare Moments
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1907-05-17

Luck means rising Ht . O'Clock in tie
morning. living Oh dollar day #
You earn two. minding your own bust
ness and not meddlng with other peo-
pies. Luck means appointments you
have never failed to keep. trains you
have never failed to catch. Luck
means trusting in God and in your own
resources.-Exchapg
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1907-05-17
Accounted Eop.

The hahy'> awful bald" said Mabel
Yes: they come bald On purpose If
they had hair they'd pull il all out, and
then all that hair would be wasted :"
said Tommy.-Philadelphia Record.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1907-07-26

FOk YEAk ENDING JUNE ~, lSUO.
Miners, rs,contract------$248
Miners, company account 2.265
Timbermen, contract----- 2.54
Timbermen, company acct 2.O75
Trammers, contract----- 2.351
Trammers, company acct 2.O4
Mule Drivers 2.O66
Motormen 2.121
Brakemen .--...-.--- 2.O33
Underground Trackmen-- 2.117
Cage and Skip Tenders--- 1894
Schultz Men----------- 2O59
Tool Carriers ESQ
Genl Underground Labor 2.038
Total alaverageunderground2 2.316
FOR YEAR ENDING JUNE 80, 1907
Miners, s,contract------$.78
Miners, company account 2.4O4
= Timbermen, contract----- 2.79
Timbermen, company acct 2315
Mule Drivers--- 2.25
Motormen 235
Brakemen 2.24
Underground Trackmen- 2375
Cage and Skip Tenders--- 2.118
Chute 2.25
Tool Carriers 1858
Genl Underground Labor 2.237
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1907-07-26

McNair of the losal Union, and he
has assured me that his Union will
not interfere with. men who want to
go to work. Thie iesa happy spirit.
Property. must not be DESTROYED
and lives must not be ENDANGERED
tor the great sovereign state of
Minnesota will not tolerate anv
such action for one moment. The
state will assist the strikers Just as
soon as it will this mine owners,
What everyone wants to do is to
keep cool.
ut is unfortunate that great,
rich country like this shonld be so
completely tied UP, when everyone
'has such big opportunity to pros
per. l hope that the strike leaders
and mine owners will get together
soon and settle all their difficulties
In peaceful manner. If it is inn
possible for them to reach a salts.
factory conclusion, they must call
In outside parties to assist them
This strike must be settled and
without the raising of hand, The
work must go on. Some men must
be employed and the great state OF
minnesota is going to, it must, af.
fOrd them protection"
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1907-07-26
TOOK 4 GAME APIECE.
VIRGINIA and Saskatoon. Contest Pre-.
sent Good Bait payiaq.

sent Good BAIT sPlayiaq.
The two games of ball on the local
diamond on Saturday and Sunday
between the Virginia team and the
famed Saskatoons resulted in even
honors, the visitors carrying off the
first game by a score of to 2, while
the Virginia boys got over their
scare on Sunday and in the presence
of the biggest house of the season
won out in tightly contested game
by score Of 6 to4.
In the audience at the Sunday
game we're many Eveleth visitors,
who appreciate good game and
who also desired to size up the
qualities of the Saskatoons prior to
the game with the Eveleth team on
Monday, which resulted in the
defeat of Eveleth by a score of q to
|2.
On Saturday and Sunday, July ~
and %. the Virginia and Hibbing
teams will play on the home
grounds, and these games are
looked forward to with great in
tercst by local fans. This is the
first time the Hibbing team, accred-
tied as one of the strongest aggre-
cations in the northern part of the
state, has played on the local
grounds and it is also the first trial
of strength between the two teams.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1907-07-26
EIGHT CHARGED WITH RUNNING PIGS
Will Be Brought Before Judge Nelson
Today for ILLEGAL Sale Of LIQUOR.

Will Be Brought Before Judge Nelson
'oday tor illegal Sale Of Liquor.
The blind pig pulling bee has at
length struck the Virginia district,
eight OF these illegal liquor sellers
being pulled at adjoining locations
on Monday and brought here before
Judge Nelson, who adjourned the
nearing on the cases until today.
The name of the offenders are
Matilda Luikus, Frank Chop
Barbara Krosevich and five whose
names are not recorded but who
will be known in the complaint az
John Doe or some other equally
lifting cognomen.
This is the fret arrest for such an
otfense in this district for many
months, aud while all of those who
will be called upon to answer to thu
charge may not be given the bes
turn in the wheel.house it is proba
Die that the officers knew what they
were about before serving tn,
papers. ]
In the meantime, however, therl
are other things existing under tn,
very noses of the police-the slo
machines-which are just as mucf
OF a violation of law, which ar
permitted free right.of.way to ru,
at their owners will by the paymeu
of paltry fine each month";.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1907-07-26

to your authority for the reason of
safeguarding against riots and
troubles during the period of the
strike, and thereby assuring a peace
able settlement between the men of
the Western Federation of Miners
and the owners of the..minee stated
above"
This petition was signed by a
committee of five and while all
knowledge of the violation of the
state liquor law might be denied
under oath by certain people whose
duty it is to look after the enforce
ment of law, it's presentation ie
proof that others know of such
violations and are not above seek
ing an enforcement of law under
existing conditions although no
concerted move toward such. en-
forcement had been made prior to
the time that the safety of our peo-
pie seemingly demanded it for the
protection of life and property.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1907-07-26

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 2.6U
These figures show an increase
in the average wage scale of the
underground workman of 28.4 cents
per day of ten hours, or an average
increase in the wage scale of be-
tween 10 and II per cent for the past
year as over it's predecessor.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1907-07-26
GOV. JOHNSON SPEAKS AT EvElETn.
Assures Wockinqmea of Protection 4
They Desire to Return to Work.

Gov. John A. Johnson was range
visitor yesterday, being called here
by Sheriff Bates to look over the
strike situation, visiting Hibbing,
Mount Iron, Eveleth and Virginia
in his route.
At Eveleth the Governor, follow
ing conference with the city au-
thorities and strike leaders, address,
ed an audience of, some two hum
dred citizens at the city hall, his
address being brief and to the
point as follows:
II did not come here to deliver
a speech and do not want you to
think so. My mission is an unusual
one. am here to learn how the
people, the strikers, the mine
owners and the business men feel
regarding the strike that has tied
up the prosperity of this great range.
This is most unfortunate coudi.
ton.
ut is probable that would never
have been here had it not been for
a message which I received from
Sheriff Bates of st. Louis county
stating that he feared riot,ng and
lawlessness were liable to break out
atany time. Since coming to the
range towns this morning I have
conferred with the mine owners, the
strikers and the people generally
and I find that the situation is one
of uncertainty. Where men differ
on views of this kind there is always
more or less liability of trouble.
II want to say now that govern.
ment is instituted for the people
comprising it. Not for the few
not for particular class but for
them all. Each man and his family
must have perfect protection and
he is entitled to it under the law.
1t is my opinion that this strike ie
going to be amicably settled and in
a short space of time. There can.
| not be rioting or bloodshed. The
man who wants to work has a per
feet right to earn his own living
If he does not like the work atwhich
he is employed he has the right tc
quitand seekemployment elsewhere
No one man can honestly or legally
deny him this.
"1n the past ten or fifteen years
there have been formed a grea,
number of labor unions. Ten met
get together for the purpose o.
helping each other. It is a worth,
motive and should receive the com
mendation of everyone. Men hav,
the right to organize for their owr
protection; but they have not th,
right to say that another man mus
not work" Deafening applause fol
lowed this remark, but the Cover
nor promptly raised his hand in a,
attitude of disapproval and said
Please do not applaud. I did no
Come here to make a politica
speech and would much rathe,
that you would refrain from max
ing any kind of a demonstration
1t is for the best. .....@. IA.
Il have conferred with Presiden