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The Greeley tribune., 1907-03-07
Eastman kodaks and camera sup

Eastman kodaks and camera sup
plies at Fezer's.
For the finest beef in the city try
Thompson Il Wilson.
Latest styles in ladies' and gents
tailoring at Baird & Bradford.
To loan, 81, 900 at per cent inter-
est. Address Box las Tribune.
Miss Mabel Hanev went to Denver
Tuesday for few days visit with
relatives.
A line of fine dining chairs, rock
ers, extension tables, side boards,
buffets, ETC., at Leiper Bros.
Misses Hulda Leafgren and Daisy
Schryyer have been added to the
force of clerks in the Park Merchan-
disc store.
The W. C. T. U. will meet in the
southeast basement room Of the
Methodist church at 2 80 p. m. Tues
day, March IL.
Mrs. Clara Howard started last
THURSDAY for MERIDIAN, Ida, after
few days visit with her sister-in-
law, Mrs. Anna Raigle.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Hodgkiss, who
formerly lived here, returned last
Saturday from a years stay in Cali
fornia. They are glad to get back
and expect to make this their home
again.
Mrs. George Adams informs US
that their SOD, Will, who left home
last week with Earl Smith, went
with his fathers consent. The bov
started for San Francisco to get
work and his father gave him money
for his ticket.
Mr.. and Mrs, w. A. Seven spent
last Friday in Greeley and returned
Monday to make this their home.
Mr.. Seven has been employed with
A. r. Lewis and sons and will take
the place vacated by F. E. Greenway
in 4. j. Parks store.
The Normal students presented on
Thursday last scene from Edmund
Rostand's ''The Romancers' most
charmingly for the benefit OF the Y.
W. G. A. Previously VIM. Butler
Yeats 1.-THE Land of Hearts De-
sire" had been given In the interests
of the same cauSe.
Mrs. j. NJ. Cameron gave dinner
party last Monday evening In honor
of Mr.. Cameron's birthday. An
elaborate dinner. was served at 6:3o
o'clock. The guests were Rev. and
Mrs. j. A. Davis, Mr.. and Mrs. John
TrYby, Mr.. and Mrs. o. N. Stone,
Capt Tracy TRULY and Ensign Her.
rington.
When you want beef, the kind
that will stand the most critical IN
spection, the kind that will almost
melt in your mouth when cooked
the kind that cuts into rich, juicy
steaks, or the kind that makes prime
ana uellCIOuS TOlsLS, yon
come to Thompson & Wilson S
market on Ninth street.
Mrs. W. w. Hennick was pleas
antly surprised at her home last
Monday evening by about ~ helsh-
hors and friends. The party was u
celebration of Mrs. Hennick's BIRTH
day and was complete surprise TO
the lady. An enjoyable evening
was spent and the self-invited guests
did not fail to bring a nice lunch
which was served.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. L. Talbert re-
turned last Sunday from Wray where
they were called by the illness OF
Mrs. Talbert's father, j. ". Smlth'
who died Feb. 81. They were ac'
on their return by MRS. D.
W. Smith and daughter, Bessie VINO
visited here until Tuesday when
they went to Platteville. Yesterday
MI. and Mrs. Talbert left for Wray
where they will make their future
home.
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The A. J. Park Dry Goods Co

Mrs. Mary Pyle returned Tuesday
from weeks visit with Boulder
friends.
New Greeley view books, % fine,
late pictures, only a quarter, at Tri-
bune office.
A new line of rings, breaches, hat
pins, ETC., suitable for Easter pres
ents just received at Glaciers.
Are you looking for c. A. Woods
shoe repairing shop? 9ls Ninth
avenue is the number, Coronado
building.
THE Scouts Revenge, great
western melodrama, opera house next
Friday evening, March sth. Prices
Is, IS and so cents.
Mr.. and. Mrs. P. Keeler. who
have been living here, left last Tues
day for Monte Vista where they will
spend the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. F. Daven have
sold their ranch at Bracewell and
moved to their new home recently
purchased at ITO Eighth avenue.
James Cooper of Windsor was
brought to the Greeley hospital last
Sunday, suffering with broken jaw,
the result of a fall from a wagon.
Jacob Oster and Fl. Meyers, two
Johnstown lads, were brought to the
county court last Tuesday on a
charge of stealing bicycle. They
were allowed to 60 home with their
respective parents on probation by
Judge Southard.
Poor seeds mean disappointment.
Too many dealers carry old unrelf-
able seeds, but our vegetable and
flower seeds are of last years growth
and we have larger stock in bulk
than any other house In northern
Colorado. Come and get package
of sweet pea seeds free. The Star
Grocery.
Mrs. W. T.. Clayton and children
returned to their home last Sunday
morning after spending couple of
months in Denver with her mother,
Mrs. f. E. Paul, while MI. Clayton
was attending the legislature. The
Lunbeck family, that has been oc-
cupying the Clayton home In the
meantime, have moved to their new
home on Tenth avenue.
Mrs W. S. Wylie was badly in
iured last Saturday afternoon by be-
ing thrown from her buggy on Tenth
avenue. The horse became fright
ende at a bicycle and In starting to
run threw the occupant out of the
buggy. Mrs. Wylie sustained bad
fracture of one of her lower limbs
and was otherwise injured. She has
been under the care of DR.. j. G.
Hughes.
Miss Leota Smith entertained
about thirty young friends last
Thursday evening at her home on
Fourth street in honor of Helen and
Frank Barnett. They spent the
evening Will NdllOus Sahhoo ah' A"S
a splendid time. Refreshments were
served. The guests included the
young people of the Sunday school
classes of Mrs. f. A. Gates and Miss
Gertrude Norris.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. G. Crawford en-
tertained a company of friends with
a dinner party last Thursday even
ing. The decorations were lavender
and white with a centerpiece OF
violets on the table. The color
scheme was also carried out in the
cakes, cream and nuts. The five
course dinner was perfect In every
and was served at $3.50
o'clock by Misses Georgia Crawford
and Davie Shaw. The same young
ladies furnished music later In the
evening on the violin and piano.
The guests we're Rev. and Mrs. o. A.
Petty, Messrs. and Mssdames ]. A.
Rankin. J. f. Reid, George Statler,
Mrs. Sarah Petty and r. L. Simpson.
The Greeley tribune., 1907-03-07
Rheumatic Pains Relieved

B. F. Crocker, Esq, now "a years
of age, and for twenty years Justice
OF the peace at Martinsburg, Ia,
says: Il am terribly afflicted with
sciatic rheumatism in my left arm
and right hip. have used three
bottles Of Chamberlain's Pain Balm
and 1t did me lots of good.' For
sale by all druggists.
The Greeley tribune., 1907-03-07

EtATEST THING GEORGE WAsH1NGToN
"As 10 TELL HIS FATHER HE CUT
~ CnEkRY TREE. HIS NAME WILL
AMI ALL TIME AS A SYNONYM FOR
W. otl 5 AN EXAMPLE FOR THE
oLLoW. We CLAIM TO BE FoLLoW-
Fpp FpDt'Nu II Iu ON IN THIS, THAT We ALLOW
~ eotNI ALTON IN REGARD TO THE
Wv O Ouh dooDS--FAcT is, THAT We
nc M BEST MONEY CAN BUY AND,
noWEVER STRONG We MAY MAKE
Bur- M GOODS, THEMSELVES, WILL
pu', " We ARE TELLING NOTHING BUT
= ~ Uo' WHEN We SAY THAT OUR
I'D nc LoNEST--NoNE EXCEPTED
rpTpe rp ~ GOODS IN GREELEY. THEN
E. S. CARRITHERS
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DOR RENT-5-ROOM HOUsE E-l3O'
II 5th.st. Inquire Gray's Grocery.
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EOR SALE-WE HAVE A BARGAIN
II to offer you in 80 acres with q good
water right for $G,OOO.OO. All of II Is
under cultivation and very fair improve
ments. You would do well to see this
place before you buy. Strickland Il Nor
gan, Opera House Bldg.
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EOR sALE-NEW. MODERN s-ROOM
Il fiat, close in; il sold at once IS, 10000;
good terms. F. E. Baker Il Co.
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DOR, RENT-oNE RIGHT IN NO. 2
Il Chas. H. Bliss.
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For Rent.

EOR RENT FURNISHED ROOM
Il 1925 12th-av.
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DOR RENT-T.ROOM FURNISHED
L modern house. Call TOY l1th-st.
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EOR RENT-2O ACRES BEET LAND
IT near Greeley. q. g. Warner, LaSalle
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HOUSEKEEPING STOCK REGIST-
and both sexes. Carpenter ranch.
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TOR sALE-4 RIGHT IN LARIMER
II Il Weld Canal, will be rented soon il
not sold. B. F. Woodruff, 92O 9th-av.
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WANTED-SITUAT BY COMPE.
w tent, accurate lady bookkeeper. In
quire or write. m. B." Tribune.
The Greeley tribune., 1907-03-07

EOUND-RIGHT HAND. BLACK KID
II glove. Owner can have same by pay
ing for this ad.
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EOR RENT-TWo UNFURNIsHED
1 rooms for light housekeeping. 14O2
7th-st., phone Red s52.
The Greeley tribune., 1907-03-07

E,OR SALE-A $25.OO BAXTER COOK
up; goes for $21. Inquire TX, this office.
The Greeley tribune., 1907-03-07

QRST.CLASS TEAM OF
horses. John Laughlin,
hns 1913.
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EoR SALE-FRESh COWS-W. E
II kinsella, 800 Sth-ave.
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EOR RENT-16O ACRES s-UNDER
burg: 80 acres broken; good house and
barn; land within one mile of school
house.. Enquire OF w. H. Pound, Jules
burg Colorado.
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TOR RENT-7-ROOM HOUSE-MOD-
~ ern-and furniture for same for sale.
7O7 11th-st.
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WANTED-WASHIN OR IRONING
w called for and delivered. GIL 12th-st.
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Help and situations Wanted.

N7ANTED-AT ONCE-A MESSEN
w ger boy. The Colorado Tel. 90.
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EOR SALE-FIN NEW MODERN
It house; near Normal; a bargain; see
Mt once. Welsh 4 Martin. Cameron bldg.
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(FRESH COWS-W. +.
|p9 sth-aye.
The Greeley tribune., 1907-03-07

BAKERY, A RESTAU-
general notions store. In
Prone.
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EOR sALE-FARMs-4o TO 80 ACRE
er rxss new or sesa
balance B to 10 years, q per cent interest.
Phone 2l72 black, s. L. w. Ranch, H. e.
Witwer, Manager.
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MT ADS.

Y Weekly Tribune at a uniform
, line, each Insertion. No ad
| Copy must be in by Wednes.
Isinsertion
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EXTRA FIN f WHITE
FeSry early, also Defiance
K Mcclellan.
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NyANTED-TO TRADE-sO ACRES IN
property. Address H." Tribune.
The Greeley tribune., 1907-03-07

SADDLE pom YIN
Harris.
The Greeley tribune., 1907-03-07

The biggest fish you over caught
Was the one that got away;
The biggest chance you ever sought
Was the one that wouldn't stay.
But If another chance you seek,
Don't sit around and wish.
A little WANT AD. try this week.
That hook will catch the fish.
The Greeley tribune., 1907-03-07

MONEY TO LOAN-ON CITY PROP
wi erty or farms large or small amounts
Welsh & Martin, Cameron Building.
The Greeley tribune., 1907-03-07

D-GENTLEMAN. OR LADY
w to travel for Mercantile House Of
large capital. Territory ct home or broad
used as headquarters. Weekly salary of
81 ,O92 90 per year and expenses: Address
ARR strong Alexander, 1875 Plym ou n
Place. Chicago. Ill,
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BRONZE TURKEYS
baled upland hay. Red
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EOR LE-STRAWBERRY PLANTS
T. IS. so a Thousand. soc a hundred. AG.
awam grape vines, $1.OO a dozen. q. E.
Lundy, Evans.
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EoR sALE-FOUR TO SIX TONS OF
L apples that were not in the freeze;
good, sound apples. Call on or address
W. o. Minks, Loveland, Colo.
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OST-TAKEN BY MISTAKE AT
IL Unity Church, Thursday evening, a
fur boa. Please return to 1906 9th.st.
Reward.
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! GOOD FOLDING BED
b. ]. G. Harris.
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y ACRES FINE BEET
miles II. !. from +, dump; shares q
ks n" Tribune
The Greeley tribune., 1907-03-07

EOR sALE-AT A BARGAIN-TWO
+ sections of raw land under No. Ex-
tension, at dry land prices. See B. F.
Woodruff, 82O 9th.ave., p. o. box 1873.
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EED WHEAT AND SEED
kth.aye. j. S. Holland.
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Miscellaneous.

EIRST-CLASS BOARD. AND ROOMS
11,O LOAN-ON GOOD SECURITY
Il $1,000 at 6 per cent interest. Address
box las, Tribune.
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IA FEW GOOD BROOD
/. Senior, Phone 4ll3-Red.
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Tor SALE-NEW FAIRBANK KS.
II Morse 2O-horse power gasoline en-.
gine, with tank, l12 4. Of l2-inch pipe and
two 800 gal. tanks. Will take live stock
or cattle In part payment. e. w. Baifour.
Evans.
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EOR SALE-CITY PROPERTY OF ALL
i KINGS. farms and smaller tracts
Farms to exchange for city property and
vice versa. Loans and insurance. b. F.
Woodruff 800 9th-Aye.
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GH0lCE PEARL SEED
L. Holland, Lucerne,
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Lost and Found.

T OST-STONE MARTIN FUR BOA
IL leave at Neill u Wards. Reward.
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X WO-Y f A r OLD
keys and one gobbler. Tel.
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RIRST.CLASS DRIVING
9. Lewis, RS, phone Black
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PAIR GOOD YOUNG
otoke. Also several good
phone 2l72 Black. s, L.
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A LII KINDS OF JOB WORK. GREASE
"A traps, closets and moving dead ami
mails q specially. w. II. Senior. phone 1876
VIVA RESIDENCE,
w and vacant residence lot, close in
also rooming house near Normal. J. v.
Crone.
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EOR SALE-F COWS-W. E
II Kinsella, 800 Sth-ave.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1907-11-03
u. P. MEN ARE IDLE
UNION PACIFIC DISCHARGES
FROM FOUR TO EIGHT
Thousand MEN

Morning Times Special
Omaha, Neb., Oct. 2o-The Union
Pacific railroad today discharged be-
tween 1000 and 5000 workmen. This
IS official and authenticated by Gen
eral superintendent Park. The dis
charged men are from the construc-
ton department, and every piece OF
construction work on the entire sys-
fem is abandoned.
The Llano cutoff, about 2S to 80
miles west OF Omaha, which has cost
$4,000 and which would have been
completed in fifteerl-days, has been
abandoned The work on the new
shops in this city has also been stop
ped None of the operating FORGET
has as yet been discharged and prob
ably will not be for some time to
come. Inability to secure money -
complete the construction work is
given asthe cause of the abandon
OF the construction work along the
system.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1907-11-03
AbSCONDER CAUGHT
7. F. MERRILL, OF MERIDIAN
MISS, APPREHENDED AT
COFFEEVILLE, KAN.
Morning Times Special.

Morning Times Special.
Meridian, Miss, Oct. 2o.-nnfor
nation was received here today that
] F. Merrill, who absconded from
this city with the Trades Councils
funds last Fourth OF July, has been
arrested ait Coffeville, Kansas He
will be brought back here for trial.
Afcrrills sudden departure and de
falcatIon created no little sensation
at the time. lie had always been re-
earded as faithful to every trust re-
posed in him before this occurrence
and was generally we'll liked and re-
spected by all who knew him I'M
mediafely after his defa1cation was
learned his description was tele-
graphed to all large cities, but IT
seemed for the time that he would
not be apprehended. His arrest at
Coffceville, Kans., however, has end
ed a long search. He will be given
the limit of the law for his offense
committed.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1907-11-03
HARDSHIP STRIKES STAT
OVER MONEY SCARCITY
SITUATION IS VERY CRITICAL
Trust Companies Announce That
Will Not Cash Checks and Owe,
Ten Thousand Miners Will be Paid
OFF Tomorrow in Checks

Morning Times Special.
Little Rock, Ark, Oct. 2o.-The
financial situation here and over the
entire state is growing more critical
with every hour. The New York
Wall Street furry of last week has
reached this city and state in full
force and the end is not yet Trust
companies in this city announced to-
day that they would refuse to pay
out any cash on checks, and many 81
the banks in the smaller towrs Of
the state have refused to pay out
more than SIS on any account.
Tomorrow over ten thousand
miners will be paid off in checks.
This adds more distress to- the sisua~
ton, for, with the banks refusing te
cash checks, they have no means -
pay for their living, and the trade
will suffer great deal from this
handicap. Other industries will be
likewise affected.
Arkansas deals with ST. Louis and
inability to get money from there
is given as the cause of the drastic
action on the part of the states fl
nancial institutions. This will make
cotton and other crops hard to move.
While reports may say that the worst
is over in Wall Street, is certain that
conditions here could rot be much
worse in this state just now.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1907-11-03
Divorce Proceedings

The chancery court resumed its
session yesterday morning at goo
o'clock, Judge Bell presiding. The
day Tuesday was taken up in the
hearing of divorce cases and over
twenty came before the COURT for its
ruling Among those who applied
for divorce yesterday and well known
in the city were Mrs. Christine Bell,
who sued for divorce from her hus-
band, G. Z. Bell, the decree was
granted The next case was that OF
Mrs. Mize, bit the decree was not
signed by the. judge awaiting the
settlement of alirnony- Mrs. Rubie
Dahl next stepped before his honor
asking for divorce from her husband
Mr. A. Dahl, who has left the city.
Chancellor Bell, after hearing the
testimony in the case. took It Under
advisement and will decide today as
TO whether or not he will issue the
decree asked by the petitioner. The
other applicants before the court pc
titio1fing for divorce were all eolored
most OF whom were granted their
request.
At today's session the court Wi!
start on the litigation on its dock
cts
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1907-11-03
MRS. TRACY GREEN FATALLY
SHOOTS ED DooLEY
CALLED HER VILE NAMES
Tragedy Occurs at Her Husbands
Store-Bad Blood Existed for
Long Time-Mrs. Green is Well
Morning Times Special.

Morning Times Special.
Columbus, Miss, Oct. eo.-Mrs.
Tracy Green shot and probably fatal
ly wounded Ed Rooley this after
noon shortly after two o'clocksat the
store Of her husband near the NJ &
0. depot in this city. Mrs. Green
was seen at police heaaauarters and
when asked for a statement regard
ing the shooting said that bad blood
had existed between herself and Doc
ley for some time, and that when she
carried her husbands dinner to the
store and found the man there, a
quarrel almost immediately ensued.
She says THAI Dooley called her vile
names, and that when her husband
came from behind the counter to in
terfere, Dooley struck him a severe
blow in the face.
Mrs. Green says that she then
seized pistol which was lying on Il
shelf behind the counter and shot
the man.
The ball entered his left side. about
four inches below the arm pit, and
penetrated his entire body.
Mrs. Green is member of a family
that is we'll known here, being a
daughter of George Hickey, who re
sided in Columbus for number OF
years. Both Mrs. Green and her hus-
band are in jail pending the results
of Dooleys injuries.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1907-11-03
INSANITY IS REAL
FOR MRS. BRADLEY
WHO KILLED SENATOR
STANDS PAT
Morning Times Special.

Morning Times Special.
Salt Lake City, Utah, Oct %
There is no such thing as emotional
insanity, according to a court rul-
ing, and we will not make such a
plea in the Bradley case. Nor will
we urge anything bordering on an
law as was done in the
Thaw case. We jhan advise the
plea that the woman was insane-not
cTotionaly SO but insane. Also We
have another line of defense which
con not be divulged now, but which
will cause a sensation when it is
made known.
Judge O. w. Powers leaves Friday
for Washington to defend Mrs. An
ME NJ. Bradley, accused of the muir
der of ex-United States Senator Ar
thur Brown of this city.
The trial, which is called for No
vember II. promises to be quite as
sensational as the famous Thaw case
Salt Lake City people play the prin-
cipal parts Mrs. Bradley was a
Salt Lake City girl and most of the
other witnesses and participants in
the case were Salt Lake City resi-
dents On the side of the defense OF
the woman, besides Judge Powers,
is the law firm of Wells, Hooper and
Wells, OF Washington On the side
off the prosecution are District Attor-
ney Baker and his assistant, Mr. Civ
en- of the District of Columbia
Alter outlining the general plans
Of the defense Judge Powers said
this morning:
"We. have a transcript of the di
vorce proceedings between Mrs
Bradley and her husband and we
have a copy of Arthur Browns will
ITO your question, Will the en-
vironments have anything to do with
the case:' l will say that they will
have decided influence. 1t will b.
much harder for the defense on &C
count of the fact that Washington
residents are nor acquainted with
the case The jury will be, made UP
of Washington residents rather thar
of men in government positions. This
means considerable difficulty TO over
oonqe. Our attorneys are enterpris
ing young lawyers and have the CASE
IN excellent form"
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1907-11-03
Appointed Railroad Surgeon

DIR. H. A. Gamble, who recently
came to this city and took charge OF
the practice of DR.. Percy Toombs.
who went to Memphis to practice his
profession, was, while back, hon
ered by the Southern railway in APP
pointing him their local physician
av,d surgeon. the position recently
held by DIR Toembs in this city. Last
week he had ], Ike honor conferred
upon him by the great I. C. system.
when he was appointed with DIR. w.
l. Howard, associate. physician and
surgeon for their road i'll this city.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1907-11-03
SAWM|LL TRAGEDY
BANDSAW OPERATOR HAS
LEFT SIDE OF HEAD CUT
oFF-LIvED S HOURS

Morning Times Special.
afayfield, KY. Oct. eo.-While OPP
Grating a bandsaw at the plant of the
May field Lumber CO., late this. after
noon, Holden Lewis was thrown
against the saw while II was running
at fnll speed and the entire left side
OF his head was cut az. fhe bones
in his left shoulder WEIR also sawed
in Two. as were the ribs in his lei
side he lived about five hours and
died in great zgony.