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The Greeley tribune., 1907-06-20
BOTH MEN In JAIL
Electric Light Employees are
Arrested

C.tH Whaples, superintendent OF
the hcal plant of the Northern Colo
Trsd pa.ess--compsny.A4 and,s.Arthut
Robinson, wire chief for the same
people, were last Monday bound over
to the district court from Justice
Pressley's court on charge of steal
ing about 5000 worth of copper wire
from the companU they were working
for. The trial comes up today.
So near as the officers have been
able to trace tine two men secured
the wire almost as soon as it was
shipped in here and then kept it hid
den about the electric light plant
until week or so ago when they
sold it to a Denver junk dealer, Sam
Radetsky, his nephew, Harry Man
del, acting as agent.
Whaples came here from Santa
Monica, Calf, several months ago
and for some time was valued en-
ployee of the Greeley Light & Power
When the company sold
out 10 the Northern Colorado Power
William Mayher recon-
mended Whaples to the new COM
pany and he was made superintend-
ent of the plant. He gave good sat
isfaction until lately when it is said
he began to shirk his duty. Robin
son Is not so we'll known here.
The wire was found in the Denver
Junk shop mentioned and Harry
MandeI came up here and identified
the men that had sold him the wire.
They we're arrested by Sheriff Flor
The Greeley tribune., 1907-06-20
START WORK
CONSTRUCTION OF IRRIGA-
TON SCHEME ASSURED
Poudre Valley and Another Big
Company Reach an Agree
ment and Dirt Is
Flying

Construction work has been COM
menced on the extension to the
Poudre Valley ditch that will event.
ually run clear into the Grow Creek
country and bring under irrigation a
great area of land at present in u
raw state.
The agreement has been reached
between the Poudre Valley company
and the Laramie. Poudre Reservoir s.
Irrigation company whereby this
work will be carried out and the
work has actually been commenced
at point where work was stopped
on the Poudre Valley company S
ditch few years ago.
The Poudre valley ditch has a
capacity Of 1000 cubic feet Of water
and has heen completed to point
just northeast of Douglas lake. The
ditch that will be constructed by
the new company, composed of Fort
Collins men, will for the present
have carrying capacity of 500 cubic
feet, but the privilege is given the
Poudre Valley people to enlarge the
ditch to a capacity Of 1000 feet from
it's present terminal point to Cobb
lake, the big storage basin owned by
the Poudre Valley company.
From Cobb lake the regular dis
tributing canal will be run eastward
and will cross the Union Pacific
railroad close to Num-. Two routes
are being considered In this respect,
one bringing the ditch up above the
town and the other short distance
south of the town. Chances at pres.
ent are in favor of adopting the
highest line and thus covering more
land, although the construction may
be more expensive.
The scheme includes bringing
Hater over the range from the Lara
mie river.
The finances of the new company
are in such shape that they are sign
ing up contracts with farmers along
the way to be ready to furnish water
next season.
The Greeley tribune., 1907-06-20

side, hoping that before another
place is reached with such d Satanic
corollary you will have received flesh
supplies of grace and physical
strength.
Some of these gates are fastened
by small stick used as a lever and
twisted into the wire again. Some
are tied with rope, some by piece
of canvas or other article of surplus
age in the dry goods department.
Some of these criminalities are the
product Of thoughtlessness. some Of
the actual necessities Of the case,
some pure spirit of conspiracy
against the peace and comfort Of
mankind and the serenity of his tenn
per, some are surely the product of
shiftlessness or mistaken estimate
AS to the value of time.
At any rate Heaven bless the man
who has decent gate furnishing
access to his farm house or yard.
May his sleep be sweet, may he have
his own farm help In nine sturdy,
freckle-faced Colorado boys, and may
his income be $50 prodigious from
year to year that he. may endow a
new chair in the Agricultural COL
lege providing for scientific instruc-
tion and demonstration in regard to
keeping up thrifty, convenient and
accessible farm homes.
l. NJ DispusteO
The Greeley tribune., 1907-06-20
Entertains at Cards.

Mrs. Lee Carroll was the hostess
of delightful informal card party
last Friday evening in honor of Mrs.
Lynn Carrel, Mrs. George Bates and
the latter's two house guests, Misses
Mary Morris and Edna Pratt of As
bury Park, N. ]. A few hours were
pleasantly spent with $780," Miss
Ruth Brush winning first prize and
A. w. Ferguson the consolation
prize.
Refreshments of ices and cakes
were served by the hostess. The
guests numbered twenty.
The Greeley tribune., 1907-06-20

Mss Huha Arheart of Loveland.
aspol's were given by various So
cIeg.es ana an address was given by
Phut Hayes of Fort Collins on The
importance OF Adhering to Our
Mooel Constitution and c. E,
Pieo2e' This was followed by a
"kound Table Talk on Best Methods
OIL conducting Junior and Senior
Societies.
a session of Bible school was held
Thursdav afternoon with the opening
services conducted by Mrs. III. Z.
WitFer, followed by reports by vari-
GUS biole schools. A paper on ''The
importance of the Home Department
IN Our Bible Schools was given by
Virgil Walker, and S. R. Wilson of
Fort Collins told How to Create
Enthusiasm in Bible School Attend
ance.'
Sadie NJ Wernock of Loveland
gaye'an address on ways and Means
OF Conducting Messenger Work. :"
An address was also given by Mrs. j.
w. Mattux of Golden.
Mr.. Kline of Berthoud conducted
the devotional services in the even.
Ing and Leonard G. Thompson OF
Denver, state corresponding secre-
tary, gave an address on ''Our Posi-
bilitieS in Colorado.
The Greeley tribune., 1907-06-20
MISREPRESENTATION
Plans Maturing for Its Imme-
date Construction

|
Practically all of the rights in the
Riverside reservoir have now been
signed for and things look very fav-
orable toward completion Of the
deal by which the big reservoir will
be built. 1t is situated on the
north side of the Platte river, near
che eastern border of Weld county,
and the largest part of the land to
be brought under irrigation is To-
Gated in Morgan county.
The Riverside irrigation district
has been organized and apparently
stands ready to bond the district for
the construction of the reservoir.
d. A. Cam6eld and associates own
the Riverside site and the basis upon
which an agreement will no doubt
be reached is this: The district will
bond itself to the amount Of S7l7,-
500, for which it will be entitled to
], POI rights in the reservoir. An
other 500 rights will be sold for
1852, 500 cash, making total OF
$3.50, 900. For this amount the reser-
voir will be built to capacity Of
:, 400, 900, 900 cubic feet Of water and
a tifty-two mile outlet ditch dug.
The reservoir will be filled from
flood water in the Platte and will be
able to irrigate about 30, 900 acres OF
and
The Greeley tribune., 1907-06-20
HAD Big CONVENTION
Christian Churches of Colorado
Met Here

The Northern District Convention
of the Christian churches of Colo
RADIO was held in Greeley June II
and 13.
The meetings were held in the
Christian church and we're largely
attended. There were over 100 dele
gates and visitors from away.
The first session was opened We'd
nesday morning with devotional ser
vice lead by Virgil Walker of Ault.
E. c. Whitaker gave the address OF
welcome and j. F. Findley OF Fort
Collins responded. S. NJ. Bernard
OF Boulder gave an address and re-
ports of various churches as to their
wears work we're read.
Thursday afternoon was devoted
to the work of the c. W. b. NJ
Mrs. Ogden of Fort Collins con-
Quoted the opening devotional ser
vice followed by written reports
from the auxiiaries Of the district
as TO the work accomplished during
the year. w
The state secretary of the c. W.
r. NJ, Mrs. J. W. Maddux' Oh
Golden, did not arrive until 'atel
and the time for her address was
taken by j. T. Findley OF Fort oo'
Iips. Mrs. Lucy Cushing OF fof'
Collins gave paper on What tue
q w. B. NJ. is Doing in the state
district and Our Local Auxiliary
Mrs. e. j. Clark of Lovelano was
the leader of Round Table IalK on
Wavs and Means of Conducting t'o
Best C. W. b. NJ
Mr.. Moore of Fort Morgan con'
dncted the evening devot,otal sei
vice f. f. Harris of Longmont gant
n naner on "What Lack We leIr
followed by a sermon by Il. H.
Tampkin OF Windsor.
The session Thursday morning wa,
IN Y p. S. G. e. work and opeheu
with devotional service conducted "
The Greeley tribune., 1907-06-20
Dinner Party.

Some time ago Miss Ida Bishop
was given a surprise and Kitchen
shower by company of friends.
Last Thursday she entertained the
same crowd with 6 O'Clock dinner.
A splendid dinner was prepared ana
served by the hostess and pleasant
evening was enjoyed by those pres
ent. who were Mesdames r. ID. NC
Lucas, c. A. House, Mary Ollie, l..
X. Preston, N. d. Bartholomew
George vanSickle, George Luman'
j. L. Painter, Mr.. and Mrs. K. H.
Downey, Misses Haiti, Bishop, Cert
rude Preston, Eta Myer, Lloole
Williams, Hazel VanSickle' Ella
Sheriff. and Robert Painter.
The Greeley tribune., 1907-06-20
BATTLE
Red Darnell Has Regular Don
Quixote Time

Red" Darnell and three negroes,
Ernest Bruce, Spencer and Walter
Sheppard, started In Sunday after
noon to make 1t day Of excitement,
and to furnish the proper trimmings
they employed two revolvers, a razor
and shotgun. but in spite of all OF
this armament the only blood that
was shed was caused by Watchman
Ahrend hitting one Of the negroes
on the nose, to make him let go OF a
razor.
The excitement started between
Darnell aud the negroes on Eighth
avenue near the Marsh photograph
gallery and Darnell drew a gun.
The negroes then retreated in good
order to arm themselves Darnell
then asked the advice of bystanders
and was told he had better 60 home
aud sober up. After securing the
promise Of the audience to bear wit
ness that 1t was not fear that made
him retire from the field Darnell
went to the ball game and was for
gotten by everybody except Watch
man Ahrend who later on arrested
him for disturbing the peace.
When the negroes returned to the
battle ground instead of meeting the
pugnacious Darnell they met Officer
Ahrend who tried to disarm them
quietly but they would not have 1t
that way and lie was obliged to call
for help. Somebody then called for
Sheriff Florance and he and Under
sheriff Williams came down. Mean
time the wife Of one Of the negroes
had Joined in the fight and 1t re-
quired two men to hold her while
the officers secured the three negro
men and took them to the county
Jail and thus ended the bloodless
battle.
The Greeley tribune., 1907-06-20
More Barns Burn.

A small barn and other outbuild-
ings were burned to the ground on
the Clark property, corner of Tenth
avenue and Fourth street, last Fri
day forenoon. The barn on the NJ.
ID. Spencer place, across the alley
from; the other barn. was also dam
aged considerably. The fire is sup
posed to have started from a combi-
nation of small boy, match and
cigarette.
The Greeley tribune., 1907-06-20
Mrs. HAYNES Entertalns.

Mrs. II. N. Haynes was the nos
tess of two social functions when
were among the most pleasant oi
last week.
Thursday a company Of twenty-five
lady friends was entertained at d Tea
marty. The delicious menu WAS
served from small tables by the
daughters OF the house.
Friday afternoon a thimble party
was given with thirty-fve ladies' as
quests. The afternoon was pleas-
antly spent with fancy Work ana re-
freshments were served by the Misses
HAYNES.
The Greeley tribune., 1907-06-20

So 25, Platteville So so. LaSalle 81. 80,
Evans $2.95, Greeley So, Lucerne
1915, Eaton 1925, Ault S3.40.
Tickets to be good on special train
only.
If fifty persons wish to go from
Tolland to the top OF the Divide a
car will be run up there at an addi-
tional cost OF 81 SO.
The Greeley tribune., 1907-06-20
Boy Is Killed.

Orville Beebe, the twelve-year-old
sou of Mr.. and Mrs. G. b. Beebe,
living on Ninth avenue between
Sixth and Seventh streets, was In
stantly killed while trying to lump
ON freight cars near the Greeley sugar
factory last Friday afternoon.
The lad with two companions had
been at the river and were coming
toward the city. When near the
sugar factory a switch engine and
string of cars came along headed to-
ward the railroad yards. Young
Beebe tried to catch ON the front end
of tank car, slipped and fell par
TALLY under the wheels of the car.
He was badly cut about the head
and died almost instantly.
The body was brought to Coroner
Macy's undertaking rooms. An In
quiry was conducted, but 1t was ap
parent that only the boy himself was
to blame for the accident.
There were about forty from Gree
ley went to Denver to attend the
The Greeley tribune., 1907-06-20
k[)TRIP
liver MoFFAT
BAY, JUNE %
q

bns Of the Things
led Along the
10 Cloud
land
It the Motfat road
hun by the Tribune
for the beneh1 ol
are already coming
eations are that hall
,,,nc IN 90 upon
the grand scenery
4 road that makes
rtiye, but the engi'
overcome some OF
in the way of cross
IS BY tali are maj
Over thirty long
pierce the rocks in
|ered by the eXcur-
\ be supposed, how
will obstruct the
i peaks and canons.
train is outside of
h pepyer the scene
ting, For a few
Is through Denver's
autiiul Clear creek
time the train is
be foot hills, that as
Jed begin to take on
respectable noun.
YES. Behind these
)ge after range OF
keding one 4 little
one nearer the
white, snow covered
ontinental Divide.
cad and shoulder
ther ranges, Is seen
bnd. In a few
train is apparently
distance of the
rocks at Boulder
railroad track de-
lrcle that forms al
the train is lifted
)ains behind it and
iiul little nook in
hat is enclosed on
or the little open
b the train passes.
d the train is hang
the rocks, piercing
with tunnels and
es emerges again
canon of South
Down below, a
7 more, lays the
Eldorado Springs,
FAR that a trip OF
und by rail is re-
!, and yet to an ex-
IN climber the trip
by foot in fifteen
! on view succeeds
sublime than tl,e
re quiet, subdued
valleys filed with
escribable hue and
are the wild and
70" capped peaks in
rugged canons be.
will look out
| 'ndow he may see
ing madly toward
oe a solid granite
mo the next instant
Oments of darkness,
uAs the crash has
~ Train as quickly
n,llght of Boulder
" peaceful looking
be found in the
and the site of Toll
'''on of the excur-
take column after
The scenery along
The above gives
nay be seen from
n June 2s.
'faln schedule:
... ''''" ZOO n. m.
''"".. T:lO
''''''' I:l5
''''" 7:25
Doe 'r, 7:33
''''t,,, 1.t5
The Greeley tribune., 1907-06-20

o,0 '0uhd trip from
80 Will be as fol.
''-'V'' Fort Lupton
The Greeley tribune., 1907-06-20

There we're about forty from Gree
ley went to Denver to attend the
races last Saturday and fifty from
here spent Sunday In Denver.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1907-06-12
SCHOOL s PROGRAM
IS MUCH CHANGED
High School Work at Cam
bridge City Has Been
Revised by Supt. Auit.
HEAVIER FOR TEACHERS.
THIS IS DUE TO THE RESiGNA-
TON OF MISS FORD, LATIN
TEACHER MISS DORA WAL
LACE HAS RESIGNED.

Cambridge City. Ind, June 12.-The
program for the years work in the
high school next term, was completed
yesterday, after much hard work and
effort on the part of Prof. Ault. assist
ed by Mrs Isadore Wilson and w j
Bowden. A radical change was made
from last years program, owing to the
decrease in the teaching force by Miss
Ford'S resignation as latin teacher
and in consequence the work will be
much heavier on the remaining three
has arranged to take the latin classes
in the third ard fourth years, Mrs
Wilson will have charge of all the lit
erature ard language classes and the
latin classes in the first and second
years Prof Bowden will teach math-
ematics. physical geography and one
class in history.
A vacancy has been made in the sec.
ond grade by the resignation of Miss
Dora Wallace. who will attend the
state university at Bloomington. Miss
Wallace was teacher in the fifth grade
and by her leaving. all the teachers be-
low were promoted one grade higher,
excepting Miss Thomas. of Richmond
who has charge of the primary room
hence a vacancy was left in No. ,. but
teacher will be selected the latter
part of the week. there being a num-
Der of applicants.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1907-06-12
THE DOCTOR LAUGHED.

| A physician of Columbus, Ga, rath
er poked fun at a lady patient who in
sisted she had heart disease
The trouble really was caused by
coffee drinking. and the nerves were
so affected that it gave her every in
q cation of heart disease This is
true of thousands of people who are
badly hurt by the caffeine OF coffee,
and it is understood that if continued
long enough, real organic heart di-
sease viii set in.
The lady referred to above says: Il
had been running down in health for
a number of years and suspected that
coffee was hurting me but could not
get up courage TO quit it. Ny heart
troubled me so that I was very short
of breath, and could do little or moth
ing that required exertion. | had fear
full nervous headaches nearly every
day, and was exceedingly nervous,
with indigestion and badly constipat-
ed.
THE doctor laughed at my idea of
heart trouble. but knew that l was in
a serious condition generally. Final
ly | was induced to quit coffee and
take up foStnhi foou 1oIIee- ne
change has been wonderful. l feel
like another person.
My heart does not trouble me at
all, and the stomach and nerves are
decidedly improved My head does
not give me the old trouble it did.
while the bowels are regular without
any purgatives or medicine of any
kind.
4 can hardly express my gratifiea-
ton for the relief from suffering
brought on by the use of coffee. and
/ cannot thank Postum enough.
Read, The Road TO MELVILLE" in
pkgs. Physicians call it a Health
Classic, There's a Reason
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1907-06-12
Helen Hunt Club.

Cambridge City-The last meeting
of the Helen Hunt club for this year
was held with Mrs. John Marson on
Church street. Monday afternoon.
The reports of the various commit
tees We're read and the new program
for 1907-190S as arranged by the ex-
ecutive committee was read The
club has the largest membership of
any in the city and is devoted entire
ly to literary study and research. At
present the club has a library of near
~ $50 volumes of high class litera-
tUre, to which they add new books
from time TO time, making it one of
the best in the city The visitors en-
tertainad by the club at Mondays
meeting We're Mrs. Joseph Garvin of
New York, n. " and Mrs Byron
Kahie of Columbus, o. The new
programs were printed recently and
are a work of art in themselves.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1907-06-12

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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1907-06-12

Judge j. B. Ballinger. of Seattle. the
new commissioner of the general land
office of the interior department at
Washington. has set the politicians
and lobbyists to guessing as to what
manner of man he is. When members
of the senate and house call to see him
on official business he refuses too con
verse with them in whispers. but
makes them talk out loud so that
everybody within earshot can hear
what is going on. To some senators
ard representatives who have objected
10 his tactics the new land commission
er has politely suggested that they
write him fully on the subjects of their
missions and that he will reply by
mail. But curiously enough even this
method is not satisfactory to many of
item.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1907-06-12
Druggist Takes
His Own Medicine

The man who sells remedies for most
of the human ills, and hears day after day
the opinions of people who have used
these remedies, naturally comes to know
the superior from the inferior, and
when the time comes that he has to de-
eide on which remedy he will take, he
of course selects the one he has heard
the most praise of. His own opinion.
coupled with that of his customers,
ought to go far in convincing the laynan that
the field. 49, -
- j. NJ Hawkins, druggist of Mound City,
hans-, mas sold medicines for great many
years. ana when finally he himself began to
suner from stomach trouble he had no hesitancy
20 deciding which remedy on his shelf he would
take- It was DR. Cadwelrs Syrup Pepsin.
now. after having given it a good test, Mr.
hawkins writes that it justified his high
opinion and he is cured.
1t was the same with Druggist Kennedy of
Lexington. III. He was not very robust often
mad constipation and such troubles. so. going
on what his customers who had used il told him
he took DR.. Caldwelfs Syrup Pepsin and has
been well man ever since.
There is no better remedy on the shelf of anv
druggist or in all materia mecica than DR. CaId-
wells syrup Pepsin for obstinate Consultation
dyspepsia. indigestion. fatulency biliousness.
diarrhea, jaundce and other liver troubles
whether the disease is in infant child woman
man.
1t is the best family laxative 1t is gentle and
efectve. pleasant and sure The proprietors
guarantee II absolutely both to purity and
results to be expected Usually one or two
doses viii bring about a complete change for
he better. and as 1t is only 50 or 81 bot
lie sure relief can be had for few cents Ruva
bottle so you can see what it will do for you.