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Imperial Valley press., 1908-09-19
sTovER-zAVITY.

The Press has received a card an nouncing the marriage of Murray A. StoYer of this city and Miss Georgia Zayity of Rochester, New York, The wedding took place in Rochester on September 2. MT. and Mrs. Sto- yer will visit several eastern cities and make a short tour through Cana da before coming to El Centro. A cottage is being built on Brighton street between Fifth and Sixth streets for their home.
Imperial Valley press., 1908-09-19
COURTS AND CORPORATIONS.


 In the opinion of the three Judges United States Circuit Court of Pennsylvania the people United States act ing through Congress- have right say that railroad corpora
 they are incorporated and Which their charters specify There heartily approved by the Republican platform IS declared nVad in so Tar as seeks to restrain railroads from operating as the An
 The law of Pennsylvania and the charters of railroads in that state plainly forbid the owning of coal mines and the selling mines and deposits in the state and constitute the anthracite coal trust The trust operates under of dummy corporation the railroad managers have often falsely denied their own interest
 Congress tried the abuse of privilege by the coal coS @ ana o.p9ue M ner to TansPort trans m nerSIaIg q % open and they admitted their ownership of the anthracite mines mining and selling coal.
 Judges Gray and Dallas declare that company holding by grant from the public the privilege franchise for operating ness and is virtually citizen free to do anything that any other nnocenty and lawfully engaged transporting coal which they they have enjoyed under the an ordinary right of ,E EProper}y enjoyed by all citizens of the state"
 touching spectacle indeed The transportation of was not lawful The coal roads eyaded the law intended to re- strict them to the business for which they chartered and br act is no invasion of inc obs of citizens orporaons are citizens and have existence by virtue of grants specified privileges and rights. To their rights by he deny power people limit granted privileges
 Judge Gray Democrat proessng to believe in government by the people He was candidate for his pars nomination for president yet he ba the people in their efforts to break of the predatory trusts
 He joins Grosscup the work of emascuatg laws enacted o abolish admitted wrongs and of paralyzng the of the people govern their creatures.
 All of which emphasizes the point that Congress is the law
 making power this country The convention that framed the Constitution oresaw the difficulty that would arise from leaving the acts of Congress to be interpreted changed set aside b and proposed that laws should be reviewed udca before going into effect The proposition adopted but with the experience of late guide probable that
 similar convention today would provide method of doing with the uncertainties which bese the administration of law and the technicaties which parayze acts of Congress-
 Because courts not held strictly to the function of admins the law but the of making and unmang laws and nufyng of Congress- it is of that the people select for judicial office far they have the seecton whose give
 reasonable that they will consider the public good give preference the vesed rights special privileges artificial of the It is dangerous to permit corporations take part the nomination and sec on of the judges and the strongest for rejecting asp ant to judicial office the fact that he the candidate of public service corporation.
Imperial Valley press., 1908-09-19

Marconi persists in proclaim ing himself the inventor of wire less telegraphy. That is a false pretense. Wireless Telegraphy was invented before he was out of swaddling clothes. Prof. Dol bear, of Tufts College, secured the basic patent a quarter of a century ago, and Popoff, the Russian, operated the system successfully shortly afterward.
Imperial Valley press., 1908-09-19

In that which is termed New Thought" are some new and some true ideas, but what is true isn't new and what is new isn't true. "As a man thinketh in his heart, so is he" was written by Marcus Aurelius ages ago, and that is about all there is to the 'New Thought" cult.
Imperial Valley press., 1908-09-19

President Roosevelt says his main interest at present is getting MT. Taft elected, and when that is done he will be through with his job as President. He generally makes a thorough job of what ever he undertakes.
Imperial Valley press., 1908-09-19
THE WEATHER.

Summer is past and fall weather has begun in the valley. Decreased accounts for the marked change during the past week. Records of temperature and humidity follow:
 May Tam Min Tam Hmm
Imperial Valley press., 1908-09-19

Imperial Gall Salve guaranteed to cure, Dunaway's Drug Store.
Imperial Valley press., 1908-09-19
OFFICERS OF CITY OF FL oENrRo.

Trustees-H. B. Pearson. J. Stanley Brown, c. F. Buttress W. O. Hamilton, D. D. Pellet.
 City Ulerk-F. G. Ravens.
 City Treasurer-R. E. Jaumau City Attorney-M. W. Conkling. City -darshal-C. A. Bradford. City Recorder-J. F, Tout.
The Greeley tribune., 1908-05-07

fifteen scenes and the story OF her''
zop the Crook" Rudolph and ANNA
the youthful hero and heroine ana
the wicked Count Wolfenstein is car
red ont TO its logical conclusion
While the old idea of ballet mas pee"
discarded In the present produc'ion'
there will be no lack of feminihlts as
instead of the ballet dancers, large
chorus of beautiful girls is employed
There are also TO be introauceo'
several high class vaudeville acts
among them being that of The Dohaz'
eta Family" noted European aero
hats. n novelty costume singing act
by Pierce and Roslyn., The drahatic
cast includes J. Edward Pierce, WIZ
liam G. Welp, Ralph Gordon, Paul >
Beu All Lang, Charles Fortesque'
Frank Denshore Arthur Van Court
Hazel Edna Marie Roslyn, Lillian
Newcombe. Adelaide Spencer bessie
Estelle Gould, Freeda
Knott. Lillian Dean, Frances wright
The Greeley tribune., 1908-05-07
THE STATE M. W. A
Trl-ennial Meeting Held In Gree
ley Yesterday.

The state convention Of the Mod
e1n Woodmen of America was In se,'
sion here yesterday.
This convention meets but once in
three years and fifty delegates are in
attendance. Its main objects are 10
elect delegates from the state to The
national convention, which will CON.
vene in PeroIa, H., June Ii. Seven
delegates will be sent from COlOradO,
These delegates will also be in
structed whom to vote for in the
election Of national officers.
The election of state officers was
also held and the next meeting place
for the state convention, three years
hence, selected.
On Tuesday evening a banquet
was given in the honor Of the dee
gates at the Camfield hotel.
f. W. Thompson Is consul Of he
local lodge NJ. W. A., which has HO
mamherS
The Greeley tribune., 1908-05-07
ENLARGE RESERVOIR
Greeley and Eaton Men Promi-
nent in a Big Deal

Last week a deal was concluded be
tween Greeley and Eaton farmers and
others on the one side. and Represen-
tative Walter ]. Farr on the other,
for the Owl creek reservoir located
u miles northeast of Eaton. The pur-
chase price was $4,000. The new
owners will improve and enlarge the
reservoir TO make it capable of irri-
eating about 10000 acres of prairie
just outside the present cultivated
acrea
The reservoir will be filled from
flood waters and the regular flow OF
the creek, and can also draw water
from the Larimer county canal When
completed the reservoir will have a
capacity of 1OO.OO0,00O cubic feet
The reservoir was originally built by
Mr.. Farr to irrigate a couple of thous
and acres OF land that he owned
| there.
The Greeley tribune., 1908-05-07
Twelve Years Old.

Miss Alberta Condor, the daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. A. J. Condor. was
the charming hostess of a delightful
party last Saturday afternoon, which
was a celebration OF her twelfth
birthday. Thirty girl friends were
entertained from to O'Clock and
they had the merriest kind Of a
time. In a peanut race Glessnor
Carrithers won the prize.
The guests told stories and riddles
and Ruby Bovard received the prize
for being the hest story teller.
Miss Katherine Schrader OF Den.
yer was the guest OF honor. Mrs.
Condor, assisted by Mrs. W. f.. Kin
sella, served fine birthday dinner.
The red and white color scheme was
carried out In the decorations and
menu. The guests we're presented
with favors and the occasion was a
happy one and will be long remem.
bered by all present.
The Greeley tribune., 1908-05-07
The Camfeld Orchestra.
Mountain View Gets City Water
J.C. Kendel. Director.

The city council has granted the
petition for water mains in Noun.
tain View on Fourteenth and FIJI
teenth avenues between Twelfth and
Fifteenth street. and they will be
laid as soon as the pipe arrives
Special Inducements are being offered
home-builders In this choice location.
The lots may be had on monthly
payments and are for sale by John
V. Crone, 7ls Ninth street. Phone,
Red 1881.
The Greeley tribune., 1908-05-07
K. of P. Smoker.

The Knights Of Pythias and
friends enjoyed social meeting and
smoker in the lodge ooms last Mon-
day evening. Each member brought
a guest and there were about 100 In
attendance, notwithstanding the In
clement weather. After short
lodge session cards furnished amuse-
ment, and during the evening pro-
gram was given. V. f, keyes gave
an address on Purposes OF Pythian-
ism," l.. l.. Heghy Of Fort Worth,
Tex, told interesting stories and ex-
periences. The musical NUMBERS
consisted OF piano solo by DR. Bro.
man; solo, Vim. Ward; violin and
piano, Arthur Defike and Howard
Rienks.
A lunch was served late In the
evening.
The Greeley tribune., 1908-05-07
THE CLUBS
North Side Country Club.

An enjoyable time was spent by th'
North Side Country club Friday. MAY
Isl at the home of Mrs. Abbie Den
Ike. one of the pleasant features oI
the afternoon was the welcoming bacR
into its midst. the clubs president
Mrs Jennie Hill. who has been absent
many weeks on account OF serious
illness.
4 large number answered to roll
call by telling OF great musicians they
had had the pleasure of hearing. HAN
dozen guests were also present to
enjoy the hospitality OF their hostess,
After a regular business meeting,
musical program was announced
Music in Americal beginning with
the old standby, America, which was
sung by the club accompanied on the
niano by Mrs. Cora Bliss. Mrs. Min
ME Rradtield gave life sketch OF
Louis NJ. Gotlschalk: Mesdames Dru-
sella and Maud Rienks gave instru-
mental solos by American composers
Mrs Isabelle Stone contributed pap
er entitled Music in New York City
which told of Gothem's wonderful ad-
vantages in a musical way, what New
York spend annually for music. etc.
etc. The program closed with selec-
tions on the phonograph.
The hostess served nice refresh
ments assisted by young ladies OF the
household.
on May 18th. the club will meet
with Mrs. Lou Graham Members are
requested to come prepared to give
original practical suggestions for the
home. as response to roll call.
The Greeley tribune., 1908-05-07
First Presbyterian.

Mems meeting at 10 O'Clock a. m.
Address by Il. G Strong. president
OF COMMERCIAL club. Subject, An
Affirmative Life All men cor
daily invited Morning service at
0;45. Sunday school ut II noon,
Christian Endeavor at Il 80. In the
evening the gospel song service will
commence at : 30 and will be led by
the choir and orchestra, under the
direction Of Emil b. Hatch. All
are cordially invited to these serv-
ices. X. J. Hunter, pastor
The Greeley tribune., 1908-05-07
Entertain "Marys. -

Mrs. c. l.. Brainard entertained
the Marys" with an all.day nartv
ana picnic at her country home last
Saturday. The "Marys" are tho
young girls Of Mrs. Brainard's SIM.
Gay school class OF the Christian
church and they had the merrlest
KIND OF day with out door sports
ana indoor games. Perhaps the
most enjoyable feature OF the dav,.
entertainment was the sump,Io,.
dinner served at noon.
The Greeley tribune., 1908-05-07
Amusemenu
The New Black Crook.

At the Greeley opera house, Thurs
day. May 7th. Messrs. Miller and
Plohn will present a new version of
THE Black Crook" one of the great.
est successes ever known in Ameri-
ca.
In reviving this notable spectacle,
the management while they have to
some extent followed tradition, have
not hesitated to introduce much that
is modern. but not so much that "The
Black Crook" will lose its identity.
The version Of the play, for 1t is un-
like the new style of extravaganza
and can lay claim to the title play
inasmuch as 1t possesses definite
plot. is an entirely new and modernized
one. 1t is divided into three acts and
The Greeley tribune., 1908-05-07
To Gulf by Boat

p. p. Willetts, Albert Damn Jr.
and Elmer Cripps. three Fort Collins
men, Will shortly start on trip by
all'~ater route from their home city
to the Gulf OF Mexico. They expect
to make the long trim in an ordinary
l6-foot skiff. They will follow the
Poudre river to where 1t empties
into the Platte, a short distance be.
low Greeley, follow the latter stream
to the Missouri, thence to the Miss.
issippi and to the gulf.
The Greeley tribune., 1908-05-07
MORE INFORM NATION
Tribune Still Investigating the
Mustard Problem

To proye that the Tribune had sood
~rounds for its contention that the
planting of mus tard on large scaie
in this section. might be dangerous
experiment, the paper has been Sather'
ing all the information 1t could on the
subject. The investigation is sun 60
ing on and the results VIII be gwen
from time to time. \ sample OF SEED
that has been sown here has been sent
to Prof. b. o. Longyear at the state
Agricultural college who is an autnorf
ty on the subject. Previous 10 thls
however a letter was received in an
swer to inquiry, from Prof r. hnorr'
assistant in agronomy at the Agrlcui-
tural college The Tribune is going
to the bottom of the subject ana Will
give the facts as they are found, re-
xardless of whether ii hurts the pap
er or anybody else. believing that II
will result in ultimate good to all
Following is Prof Knorr's letter:
The Greeley Tribune Publishing Co,
Greeley, Colo,
Gentlemen
Your favor of the 25th inst. received.
In the absence of Prof. Olin | Will an
swer your query.
Mustard is one of the worst pests
in the northwest. Birds and bitches
will carry it, Some of the varieties
OF mustards, when the plants are ripe .
are tumbled and rolled about by /
winds the same as the Russian thistle. |
The damage done by this weed in the /
northwest amounts TO thousands of
dollars annually, Vast wheat fields
are destroyed by this pest. Machines
for eradication of mustard and spray
ing with copperas is resorted TO in
many sections of the country.
If there is anything further you de.
sire. let us know.
Very truly yours,
F. KNORR
The Greeley tribune., 1908-05-07
Brotherhood Has New Name

At the regular meeting last week
OF ths Brotherhood OF st. Paul the
name was changed to the St. Paul
Chapter Of the Methodist Brother
hood. Heretofore there has teen
two distinct organizations Of men In
the Methodlst church, the Wesley
Brotherhood and Brotherhood OF st.
Paul. These have recently consoli.
dated and adopted the leading prin-
ciples Of both The Brotherhood
here has almost 100 members aud Is
in . prosperous condition.
The Greeley tribune., 1908-05-07
Pleasant Reception.

One Of the most pleasant social
affairs last week was the the recep.
tion given at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. c d. Todd by the young peo-
pie OF the United Presbyterian church
to the other members of the con-
gregation. A number of the Young
people were In the receiving line and
the evening was spent In an informal
way. Music was furnished by an or.
chestra, and light. refreshm ents
served. A large number Of the con.
gregation and their friends we're
present.
The Greeley tribune., 1908-05-07
HAD HIGH old TINE
When Greeley Men Met Denve'
Merchants.

The Trade Expansion excursion O
the Denver merchants struck Gree'
nj two O'Clock Tuesday afternoon, RAJ
over II. and up as far ms Pierce, thel
came back and struck the town agar
and sat down on it for the nigh
II made jolly mess when Al
the boosters got together IN the Gree
lev club rooms in the evening. Den
yer had the music. and Greeley ha'
the punch and cigars. So the iw'
divided their commodities with eacl
other and the result was one Of th
iolliest evenings ever spent at h'
pleasant club rooms.
There were about sixty OF the Den
yer men in the party. besides a han'
of twenty-five pieces. They have
special train and are making the tril
throuch northern Colorado to maxi
closer acquaintance with the mel
who buy goods of them. No attemp
is made to sell goods on these trips
but simply to become acquainted
When the train came in at ty'
o'clock Yesterday afternoon a parad'
of visitors and Greeley business mel
was formed at the depot and marchet
ND Ninth street TO Eighth avenue ant
then to the Camfield hotel. After tha
the visitors scattered over the toWI
TO visit the merchants here in thel
places of business.
The crowd stayed over night heri
and Yesterday morning started to'
Windsor and Fort Collins to compel
HE trip around the horn.
The Greeley tribune., 1908-05-07
Trinity Episcopal.

Sunday school at 10 a. m. Morn
ing prayer aud sermon, II q. m
The rector expects to speak OF an
other incident OF the resurrection,
the special subject being The Alb
sence or Thomas. Nesper service,
/ 10 p. m. Evening prayer and ser
mon. The monthly musical festival
will occur in connection with the
vesper service. An attractive pro
gram will be rendered. Public vel
come J A. Trimmer, rector.
The Greeley tribune., 1908-05-07
Whooping Cough.

In February our daughter had
the "hooping cough. MI. Lana of
Hartland recommended Chamber.
lain's Cough Remedy and said It
gave his customers the best OF satis
faction. We found 1t as he said
and can recommend 1t to anyone nav.
ing..children troubled with whoopipp
cough, " says Mrs. A. Goss Of Dur.
and, Mich. For sale by all drug.
gists.
The Greeley tribune., 1908-05-07
Very truly yours.
F. KNORR

Since the above was put in type
the following letter was received
from b. o Longyear, professor of
botany at the Agricultural college.
Mr.. Chas. Hansen, Greeley Tribune,
Greeley, Colorado,
Dear Sir
am in receipt of your letter of
May list with enclosed sample of mus
tard seed. The seed is evidently that
of the white mustard. | have been un-
able to find very much more concern
ing the matter OF mustard growing
than what | told you the other day.
l may quote a paragraph from Wick.
son ON California Vegetables.
Mustard is a grevious weed in Cali
fornia. especially on rich soils with
moisture. 1t is also sometimes very
profitable as grown for a seed crop.
The young plant is sought in the fields
as a salad and improved varieties are
cultivated to some extent. Both the
white and the large cabbage-leaved
Chinese kind are grown. The culture
is most easy and simple. the treat
ment being the same as that of let
tuce''
The white mustard. so far as | can
learn, is must less apt to become trou
blesome as weed than the black
mustard. Probably the white mustard
could be grown without much trouble
If special care was taken to prevent
the seeds ripening and falling upor
the ground. This would necessitate
cutting the plants just little before
the seeds were thoroughly ripe. Ir
most cases ripening of the seeds viii
take place. even though the plant ha!
been cut
OF course it is impossible to sa,
just how bad a weed this mustar,
might become under our conditions
This plant is already to be found /,
our state. having escaped from cult
vation. But so far as | know. in NJ
case has it become a pest. believ
that with care in preventing the seed
from falling upon the ground thi
crop could be restrained from an
serious weed-like tendency II it wer
the other kind of mustard | shoul
recommend caution in taking the ma
ter up. AS it is, care should be exc
cised in keeping the plants With
bounds.
! shall be pleased to watch the on
come Of the matter and thank Won f,
taking it up.
Very truly yous.
b. o. LONGYEAl
The Greeley tribune., 1908-05-07
The End Of tho World

shoul d 1t come tomorrow. would find
fully one-third of tile people suffer.
ing with rheumatism OF either slight
or serious nature. Nobody need suffer
with rheumatism for Billiards. Snow
Liniment drives away the trouble.
relieves the gain instantly and leaves
the user as we'll and supple az a two.
year.old. Sold by all duggists.
The Greeley tribune., 1908-05-07
Seventh Day Adventist.

The revival meetings At the Sew
enth Day Adventist church, corner
Eighth street and Fourteenth ave-
nue., still continue with interest
Interesting subjects for the next few
venings.
The Greeley tribune., 1908-05-07
Boys will Be Bows

and are always getting scratches,
cuts, sprains. bruise. bumps, burns
or scslds. Don't neglect such things
they may result serious II you
do. Apply Billiards. Snow Lin.
iment according to directions right
away and 1t will relieve the pain and
heal the trouble. Price 25c, SOC and
sl.0O. Sold by all dugRists.
The Greeley tribune., 1908-05-07
Tuesday Evening Lectures Are
- Concluded.

The speakers for three of the
been unable TO ill their dates, so the
seventh number, by P.of, Hugh, con-
cluded the series. There have been
many expressions OF appreciation for
the good things the members OF the
Normal faculty have given IN these
lectures and for the fine music that
has accompanied them. The music
by j. g. Kendel and Miss Earl, who
have appeared several times, has
been especially enjoyed
The Greeley tribune., 1908-05-07
WEDDINGS
RobOy.8avton.

Miss Ada Robey and Benjamin
Barton were married at the home OF
the brides parents in Denver on
Monday evening, May 5 The cere-
mony was perfoi med by the Rev. r.
j. Hunter, pastor Of the First Pres
byterian chruch Of this city. Mr..
and Mrs. Barton will reside In San
Francisco, where Mr. Baront Is con-
nected with the railway offices.
The Greeley tribune., 1908-05-07
w oodmen Day.

Longmont, Thursday, NAV IA
Monster class initiation, train ,,m.
via Colorado and Southern d.
leaVe Greeley at sa. m. The r.,,
from Greeley will be l.25.
The Greeley tribune., 1908-05-07
Trinity Lutheran Church.

German services, 10 .. m. Sun
day school, II 30 a. m. English
service, 3 p. m. Edwin M. Goss,
pastor.
The Greeley tribune., 1908-05-07
Tho Ohurchoo
Unitarian.

The regular church service Will
AGAIN be held at l0.+5 Sunday
school, l2;l5,
The Greeley tribune., 1908-05-07
Christian Science.

Services are held 800 Ninth street
Sunday morning ut II. Subject,
Adam and Fallen Man. Wednes.
day evening meeting at 8 O'Clock.
The Greeley tribune., 1908-05-07

Since the above was put in type
the following letter was received
from b. o. Longyear, professor of
botany at the Agricultural college
Mr. Chas. Hansen, Greeley Tribune,
Greeley, Colorado,