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The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-07-05
his Is the lily month.

John D.'s lodging days are over.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-07-05

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The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-07-05

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The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-07-05

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The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-07-05

W. D. Lanier and John P. Stanley are the only authorized travelling representa- lives of The Age-Herald in it's eircuiatioh department.
The Greeley tribune., 1907-11-21
Dickson Files Suit.

Attorney General William Fl.
Dickson has begun an action under
the common law in the Denver dis
trict court with view to breaking
up the so.called grocers' trust operat-
ing in Colorado.
The Retail Merchants Association
of Colorado and Its branches in sixty
three cities and towns of the state,
the Denver Jobbers association, with
the Denver Retail Grocers' associa-
tion and about twenty jobbers are
named as defendants and injunctions
are sought to restrain them from
Arbitrarily fixing prices and from re-
fusing to sell supplies to retail groc-
ers unless they charge the prices fixed
by the alleged trust
The complaint alleges that the
prices of foodstutfs have been main
tained 20 per cent higher than they
would have been If there had been
no trust
The Greeley tribune., 1907-11-21
Was Almost Smothered.

Thomas Barnett. an emplove of
the starch factory north of the city,
was nearly smothered last Saturday
by falling down the hopper with sew.
eral tons of potatoes. He was com.
pletely covered up and had not the
foreman of the plant heard his call
for help might have been sutfocated.
The accident occurred from the pota-
toes clogging in the hopper and Bar
nett climbed to the top to see the
cause. AS he poked into the pota.
toes these suddenly gave way and
carried him with them to the floor
helow. 1t was necessary to cut a
hole in the next floor and let the
potatoes through, in order to relieve
the man quickly from his uncomfort-
able position. He was little weak
when relieved, but otherwise none
the worse for his experience.
The Greeley tribune., 1907-11-21
Entertains Card Club.

Last Friday evening Mr.. and Mrs.
]. II. Rowe entertained the Card
club which has been recently reor-
ganized and meets every two weeks
at the homes of the members. The
club is composed of sixteen congenial
spirits who spend pleasant evenings
together with cards. The game
played Friday was "5o0' and the
evening was thoroughly enjoyed.
The hostess was assisted In serving
dainty refreshments by Mesdames W.
]. Rowe and Stephen Lewis.
The club members are Messrs. and
Mesdames J. P. Nauman, A. E. Fox,
John Sherman, D. r. Smith, A. A.
Woodbury., Chris Thompson and j.
Fl. Rowe. The outside guests were
Mr.. and Mrs. Stephen Lewis OF Ault,
DR.. and Mrs. B. X. Ellis and Mrs
". J, Rowe.
The Greeley tribune., 1907-11-21

machine where 1t is dumped in top
receiver. The topped beet remaining
In the ground is taken up by two
cone shaped steel points, some 6H
inches long, which constantly revolve
outward and upward. This loosens
the beet without bruising 1t as there
Is dirt cushion between the beet
and the steel. The forward motion
OF the machine throws the lifted
beets into the wheel of the digger
and this carries them around to a re-
ceiver. The driver of the machine
dumps the beets and tops at the same
time. leaving the latter in bunch
apart from the windroW Of beets.n
The Greeley tribune., 1907-11-21
ANOTHER INVENTION
Labor Saving Beet Topper Said
to Work Well

G. f. O'Connor, representing the
American Beet Harvester company,
was in Greeley last week talking up
the merits of his machine for digging
and topping beets Judging from
a photograph and from a description
OF the machine it looks something
like a potato digger.
Severa! of the machines have been
in use In the vicinity OF Garden
City, Kan, the past season and are
said to have given excellent results
in the saving of labor and also I'D
cutting down the tare on the oeets.
Here is what the Evening Iele-
gram of Garden City says about the
operation of the machine:
The first operation of the ma
chine is the topping process which is
done by sharp horizontal biaoe'
placed near the front of the machine
and just back of large wheel whlch
governs the depth at which the kh'ie
cuts Over the wheel runs a chaih
belt to which are attached NUMBER
of short steel teeth. The wheel runs
over the beet row, the teeth fasten
in the top Of the beet and hold III III
position while the knife cuts 1t OH.
When the top is removed 1t remains
fastened to the teeth on the chait
and ia elevated to the back OF tne
The Greeley tribune., 1907-11-21
Exposure Causes Death.

A coroner's inquest was held Fri
day afternoon over the death OF
James Mulllgan, the sixteen years
old boy found dead on the bank OF
the Platte river near Evans last
week, Wednesday. The verdict of
the jury was death from exposure and
possibly from injuries inflicted by
parties unknown to the jury.
John d. Marshall, c. Il. Stanley
and AL. Mittmaun, the three men
who we're said to have been compan-
ions OF Young Mulligan on the night
before his death, have been kept in
the county jai pending more inves-
tigation by the district attorney and
sheriff's office
The body of young Muligan was
shipped to Bloomfield, Colo, for
burial His parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Patrick Mulligan, came to Greeley
last Thursday to take charge of the
remains.
The Greeley tribune., 1907-11-21
Two More Injunctions.

Two more injunctions were filed
the past week against the Greeley y
Northern Railway Il Utility COM
pany. The first was by Horace 6.
Clark of Denver to restrain the COM
pany from going ON his 45-acre farm
south of Greeley, with their grading
outfit, and also asking for $1,000
damages for the work already done.
Another injunction was issued from
the federal court in Denver on be-
half of the Union Pacific railroad
company to prevent the electric road
people from running on to the right
OF way of the former at Evans. The
turning Y for the electric road comes
within two feet of the land claimed
as right of way by the U. p, but 1t
Is said does not touch that company's
property.
The Greeley tribune., 1907-11-21

station recently 1t Is alleged lie no.
ticed discrepancy. 1t is charged
that when refundilg voucher was
sent to the Gilcrest Lumber company
at Pierce by the railroad company
for excess freight charges, the com
pany's name was signed and the
money divided by alleged conspira-
tors. Woodward resigned Oct. l9 as
agent at Pierce and CARIBOU took
Sharpe's place. A rebate then came
to the Pierce Lumber company fer
$40, and 1t is alleged this was never
paid to the lumber company
CARIBOU Is only 10 years old, Sharpe
Is 20 and Woodward 81.
The Greeley tribune., 1907-11-21
ENTERTAIN AT CARDS
Two Happy Events at the
Condor Home.

Mrs A. J Condor was the hostess
of two delightful card parties We'd
nesday OF last week. The rooms
we're beautifully decorated in red and
white, chrysanthemums and carna-
tions being the flowers used.
In the afternoon the guests num-
hered thirty-two ladies and theA
spent few hours pleasantly playing
800" The tally cards we're unique,
consisting of large cards to which
we're tied by the winners miniature
articles, drawn from a grab bag.
Mrs n. f. Gray and Mrs. Carpenter
of Canada cut for the first prize, a
handsome drawn work lunch cloth,
Mrs Carpenter being the winner.
The consolation prize, three pretty
doilies, was won by Mrs. E. w.
Thompson.
Mrs. Condor was assisted in enter
tanning her guests and in serving re-
ffeshments by Mesdames W. e. Kin
sella, W. II. Woods, and f. F. Cot
tingham.
Wednesday evening Mr.. and Mrs,
Condor entertained and their guests
again numbered thirty-two. The
game played was 900" and the prize
winners were Mrs. D. A. Camtield
and j. G. Harris for first prizes, a
drawn work lunch cloth and smoking
SET. Mrs G. Fl. Wheeler and H. +.
Hurlbut carried off the consolation
p,izes, doilies and another smoking
set.
Mesdames j. c. Mosher, W. +.
Kinsella and j. G. Harris assisted
the hotsess in entertaining and serv-
in
The Greeley tribune., 1907-11-21
WILL BE HERE SOON
Basket Ball Season Opens in
This City Nov. 20

Lovers OF basket ball will be en-
ablsd to enjoy a full share OF the
sport this winter. from the present
looks OF things. The high school
will have team AZ usual and there
VIII VI anothsr team that win claim
Greeley Is its home. This club will
he known as the "Arrcws, and will
be financially backed by Fritz San
ford, which means that no expense
will be spared to keep the team in
first class condition throughout the
season.
The members of the team are all
old favorites of the local patrons OF
the game. The team will be cap
tained by Deane McCreery, one of
tile best known athletes In northern
Colorado Deane will play forward
and the other forward position will
be covered by Granny" Hamnett,
who was the sensation of the season
last year, his first year in the game.
Woodbury. will be at center and the
guards will be Rankin aud Brush.
Rankin will be the business man.
ager. With the exception of Newton
this is the entire Greeley high school
team of last year, which was easily
the champion high school team OF
the state.
The boys have been practicing for
some time and will be in fine fettle
for the opening game, which Will be
played with the Aggies from Fort
Collins the night after Thanksgiv'
ing, Friday, Nov. 20.
The Greeley tribune., 1907-11-21
CAMPAIGN ON
POTATO STARCH FACTORY
GRINDING AWAY FAST
Most Successful Campaign in
His ory of Industry Looked
for By Factory
Manager

The Greeley Starch 4 Potato COM
pany's starch factory north of the
city has been in operation for .
couple of weeks on the present cam
paign, under the management of A.
A. Lindner. From all indications
the present campaign will be the
best in the history of the industry
here. So far it is impossible to de-
termine just what the output will be
but Mr.. Lindner states that they are
prepared TO handle at least 25 per
cent more potatoes this year than
last.
The plant has been considerably
enlarged for the present crop and
now has capacity Of 5000 bushels
OF potatoes in "a hours. There are
two centrifugal machines for extract
ing the starch From IL to IA per
cent of the potato comes out In
starch by the process employed at
this factory.
The potatoes come from all points
OH the c. & S. and q. p. railroads
within radius OF rs miles Of Gree
ley, being shipped in by the carload.
The same old price of Is cents .
hundred for the Gull stock is being
paid for the potatoes.
Because of the unusual good quail
ity of potatoes this year 1t is doubt
full it there will be as many culls as
usual, but . great many farmers have
heretofore been feeding their culIs to
stock. but it is believed that they
are gradually becoming impressed
with the fact that there is really
more money in selling this class Of
potatoes to the starch company.
The Greeley tribune., 1907-11-21
Some Big Flowing.

There are some raw laDd plowfng
operations going on few miles
northeast of Greeley that beat any
thing of the kind ever attempted
here. S. w. Sylvester, with a 81
horse power compound Reeves trac-
tion plowing engine, is hauling any
where from Is to "a plows, turning
over the sod to depth of ten inches.
Last week Mr.. Sylvester was work
ing on the David Bell farm. He Is
blowing from 25 to 30 acres day OF
heavy adobe soil.
Usually the powing, narrowing
and seeding are all done at the same
operation, but at present the soil Is
too dry for seeding.
The Greeley tribune., 1907-11-21
Birthday Surprise.

Last Friday evening, Nov. 10, the
pleasant home of MIR. and Mrs. H..
l.. Medearis, 400 Sixth street, was
the scene of a pleasant social gather
ing, the affair being celebration OF
the fortieth birthday of MIR. Me-
dearis.
On returning from walk with his
wife in the evening Mr.. Medearis
was surprised to find about is friends
assembled at his home. The even
ing was spent with cards and games
and bountiful repast was served.
Mr.. Medearis was the recipient ol
many beautiful presents.
The Greeley tribune., 1907-11-21
China Shower for Miss Parker

fNAAuN SoVWSA Ava AAAASS 80
Mrs. j. S. Schryver was the hos
tess Of a china shower last Thursday
evening, which was the..frst pre-nup.
tial party in honor Of Miss Vesta
Parker, whose marriage to Carl j.
Douhan will take place during the
holiday season.
Miss Parker was called to Mrs.
Schryver's home in the evening tc
answer phone message and was
surprised to lind assembled about
twenty of her girl friends. The
evening was spent hemming napkins
for the young lady and she was pre-
sented with beautiful collection OF
china pieces.
An elaborate menu was served
late in the evening by the hostess,
assisted by Mrs j. A. Perkins and
Miss Dora Douhan. The table was
banked with ferns and the decora'
tions we're in white. An immense
white 'bride's cake" was used as a
centerpiece. The place cards were
artistically decorated with hearts
and lovers knots and the names OF
the contracting parties. The even
ing was delightful one for all pres
The Greeley tribune., 1907-11-21

Astounding prosperity There is no
analogy at all with the way things
were in 1893 On Nov. 30 of that
year there was in the treasury but
Sl6l, 600 600 in gold. On Nov. IA of
this year there was in the treasury
3904i00O 600 in gold. Ten years ago
the Circulation was s23. %: it is now
$33. -. The steps that you may now
take. the ability of the government
to back them up, and the fact that
not ia particle of risk is involved
therein, give the fullest guarantee
of the sound condition of our people
aud the sound conditions of oul
treasury.
q Al' that our people have to de
noWtis to 60 ahead with their norma
husfhess in a normal fashion and the
,wh05e difficulty disappears; and thi!
.Ajlfsbe achieved If each man will act
4Qss&e normally does act, and as thu
reSE conditions of the country
bi hess fully warrants his acting.
s.Sincerely yours,
sri = 80 tsaaadsut Rocsevelt.n y
The Greeley tribune., 1907-11-21
b No "
IyNEVER BE ANY
|sR HERE
! Forestry Report
| Waning Timber
\ in this
funtry

which the United
AZ a lumber produce
perhaps. been due
lime than to any other
mber of this valuable
played a most import
material Development
fast disappearing and
costly as the finest
FOODS,
Everett Hale, the
senate, vino has al
interest In forestry,
king of white pine as
bod aud tells how In
he has seen the day
S Of every vessel that
seas were made from
fown pine: while to.
white pine is cut In
Jig enough to furnish
II lie Tells also,
{ increasing cost OF
he ordered a set of
which the cabinet
Price aud then asked
ouId be OF mahogany
ine production has
lew England to the
Michigan was the
producing state for
y 1870 to 1890, With With,
I'd on white pine.
aoeS tile cut was l&
feet, valued, at the
iOn, at not less than
ollars. or nearly half
IS the value derived
: fields of California
coyery in the late
present.. The ricli
chlgan were once
|stlble and lumbering
post reckless manner
pddenly the people
that the thoueht-
oil the trees had
of acres on the
list These white
pint to the terrible
lng the forest re-
louId have been the
lture generations.
increasing scarcity
noer is given by the
b quotations ON q
lots, "Uppers" of
rost s97 to STA a
leet and the Sc
"er grade cost $79. so
who are not vet
nemoer the time
aues could be pur-
s2o a thousand feet.
.atlons on quartered
are sI5 to $50, offer
comparison which
condition OF the
: pine.
s OF this timber now
are in scattered sec.
sota' New England
\. NO. The species in
''lhes called silver
VNe cuuntry's best
ullo on the Indian
"'hnesota and Wis.
,rto m stands are found
l"scmlng, Montana,
Or two Other states.
'ate of cutting the
IN practically a thing
ie small stands in
~ ss.s are inconsider-
["Il be managed with
bn.' b'ef'atism by the
[u,sh the forest ser.
=" 'ols method and
kna aIlon it may be
|'"e o'd tree will fur
'ef Senerations.
The Greeley tribune., 1907-11-21
Pc Arrested.

I night operator at
e,,S north of here, was
n. (ls.0' Paul Gregory Of
ac ," Saturday on a
nj d,''nent m sworn to by
~ Is In jail with ].
| a., formerly station
bs,a, ~,, o. L. Sharpe. a
H.. Ia'or, also CHARGED
cso'c ro''lc Auditor Bar
counts in the Pierce
The Greeley tribune., 1907-11-21
SWEDISH LUTHERAN
The New Church Dedicated Last
Sunday

The Swedish Lutheran church was
dedicated last Sunday. The church
society was organized in 1904 and the
present pastor. Rev. o. w. Gusta1'
son, has been in charge since june
1905. The new building is valued al
ss, 600 and the church debt Is less
than s2, 900. About $500 was raised
at the afternoon service. The at
tendance was large and both dinner
and supper were served in the am
ing room of the church.
Rev. C. f. Lindquist OF Coloraot
Springs preached in the morning ano
the dedicatory service was helo IL
the afternoon, the sermon being oe'
livered by Rev. G. "A. Brandeile o'
Denver.
In the evening Rev. j. ii. Nelson
of Victor preached q sermon TO 'h'
young people. Splendid music WA
rendered at all of the services. he'
d. Beausang of Boulder sang so''
ut the evening service.
Cresscio Sontyone, the Mexican a1
rested some time ago for crue''.
beating and kicking his America m.
wife, was last Monday found gum;
in the district court Of assault VIII
intent to do great bodily harm nj
has not vet been sentenced.
The daily tribune., 1907-03-16

ITO RENT-3room furnished house opposite O
l. public library;.w ter and electric light ia
house. Apply at ohn lrwip's. 1918
The daily tribune., 1907-03-16

no RENT Furnished rooms for light house
keeping two and thfee rooms on suite
Mrs A. @. q llahap, io5 V Front II III
The daily tribune., 1907-03-16

Baptist.
Sunday school 9:45 q. IN.
Preaching IL 90
B Y. r. u 700 p. m.
Prayer meeting Wed 7:80 p. M.
The daily tribune., 1907-03-16
ABOUT YOUR NEI0nBORs
AND YOURSELVES

Miss Gladys JOIN is visiting
friends In Canon City.
Charlie BurLhard has returned
from the South Park county.
-Miss Anna Mcdonnell rsturne d
from Colorado Springs last evening.
"a. ". Kelso, = Beaver creek
ranchman. we'll known Ia this city is
quite siok.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. r Usher re-.
turned last night frcm = pleasure
trip to Denver.
Senator NJ. e. Lewis came down
from Denver last niRht to remain
over Sunday with his family.
Harry Bryant. who has been con i
fined to the house with q gathering In
the leg. is able to be out again.
%. O. Yelton went to Pueblo this
morning. He received q message
from his wife saying that her aunt is
worse aud not expectei to live.
"A. Granting the family will
move into the second story OF the
Fritz block rext week. Mr.. and Mrs.
Fritz are about to leave the city.
%. L Gibbs left last niRht for
Denver to buy. Ford automobile for
DR. J. W. Cline. II will be four
teen horse. power machine identical
to the one used by Matt Carroll. He
is expected to arrive here with it Sun.
day night.
Rev. Kessler and family have
arrived from Montrose and will re-
main, The gentleman is the new pas
tor for the Baptist church and will re-.
side In the Woods house on West Sec.
ond street temporarily, but will buy
home later.
The daily tribune., 1907-03-16
TO RENT

rNHoRouGHBKrD Barred Rock eggs at 81
i por settitg. n. X. Wagner, 0l L. t,h. ijI
The daily tribune., 1907-03-16
@@'| Excursions

Second Class Colonist Rates
to California aud Arizona, March
l TO April 30. Stop-overs in Cal
ifornis California main line
points S25 90; Prescott and Phoe-
nix $500; Bisbee $26. 80; Globe
$31.20.
The daily tribune., 1907-03-16
AMONG THE CHURCHES
> SUNDAY SERVICES .

ooOooCooOooooo 100000 100000
Presbyterian
Sunday School 9:45 M.
Junior 3 p. m.
Y. p. s. O. K. 6 80 p. IN.
Wednesday evening prayer meeting
All welcome.
DR.. Bells morning subject will be
"Herod and Peter-A Conflict and Its
Issue.
Union meeting at night In the NJ,
e. church.
St. Adams.
Sunday school meets at 10 O'Clock.
Morning prayer and sermon at IL
O'Clock.
Evening service and prayer at 80
All are welcome.
Methodist.
Sunday school 10 a. IN.
Morning service IL.
Glass meeting l9 m.
Junior League 3:00
Epworth League $3.50
Evening service 7.S0 p. m.
"Our Burden Bearer
Mrs. Florence Richards will be
with us in the evening union services
at Methodist church.
Bible study and prayer meeting
Wednesday evening 7:30.
Experiences social and program Fri.
day night.
Baptist.
Sunday school 9:45 q. IN.
Preaching IL 90
B Y. r. u TOO p. m.
Prayer meeting Wed 7:80 p M.
St. Benedict's-Catholic
West Second street.
First Sunday o! each month mass
at 8 m. Other Sundays-high
mass and sermon at 10 a. IN.
Christian Science
I Morning service l0:45.
The daily tribune., 1907-03-16

Second Class Colonist Rates
to Mexico City and certain points
north thereof, 1927 30, March l to
April 30.
The daily tribune., 1907-03-16

Sunday school II 40 n. m.
Wednesday evening meeting 7:45 p
The daily tribune., 1907-03-16
~'fE ON CARDU|

April 20 to May Is, good for return
to and including July 81.
San Francisco, Los Angeles
and San Diego and return 5000,
on sale all the year round, good to
return within nine months.
A. G. PALMER. Agent.
The daily tribune., 1907-03-16

V,O RENT 10room house; ilcc location fci
i boarding house; ON corner, Enquire Hotel
i,nnlx. i+t
The daily tribune., 1907-03-16

rNO ENr-rwo NEATLY fnrnished rooms 10
i lIaht hnus.keeding 2Ol Y. 9TH. IL
The daily tribune., 1907-03-16
Classified Advertisements
w N TED
FOR SAL E

LNoR SALE-Setting eggs from thoroughbred
u Plymouth Rocks only. Have 225 of tho
iinest Rocks in the county. Mrs. johnson
Cyanidc, Colo. 10 10
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-08-21
POLITICS AND POLITICIANS.

Edward. D. ShurtlefY, speaker of the lower house of the Illinois General Assembly, mas announced himself candidate for the Republican gubsrna' torisl nomination.
 The campaign of Senator Knox for the nomination for the presidency will be formally launched at Pittsburg next month, at the meeting of the Penn sylvania State League of Republican clubs
 James C. Dahlman, Omaha's cowboy mayor, wants to be the next Demo cratic candidate for governor of Ne braska. Mayor Dahlman began life aa a cowboy when 10 years old, and con tinued until eight years ago. It is expected that both Vice Presi' dent Fairbanks and Secretary Taft will attend the Ohio home coming cele bration to be held at Columbus the drs' week in September. Both are native' of the Buckeye state.
 Announcement Is made that William J. Bryan will make his first importan speech of the 1908 campaign in Lafay
 cite. Ind, nt the annual banquent O the Jackson club of that city. I'm
 banquet is usually given on Januar | 8. the anniversary of the battle O
 New Orleans, but the date will prot
 ably be moved forward 10 suit the eor
 yenienee of Mir. Bryan.
 The Democrats and Populists of N' braska have won their fight Tor fusio , on the tickets at the first direct pr
 mary election to be held next mont
 The supreme court of that state has II . sued an order to compel tbs reeretar . of state 10 permit the proposed fusio !. on the primary ballots.
 I Expectations persons who may "' { mire Senator Foraker and senat !. Knox will probably be impressed vii r the fact that no senator of the Unite
 States ever stepped directly from h
 senatorial office into that of the pre' II dency.
 s simon Guggenheim, the new Unit is states senator from Colorado, is ga ,r 10 have offered Thomas r. Walsh so T. 900 for his house in Washington.