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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-07-18

We HAVE OPENED A BRANCH OFFICE AT
10th st. ne. and having contsol Of the cholc-
est properties In that fine locality pre-
pared to locate people Of Refinement who are
in the one-fare limit. Here is a sample Of
what Offering:
hall: hot,vater heat: range: bath: attic; ce-
full elevation. Your wife viii 20 into rap
lures this delightful home with Its city
Coy little nest for bride and groom 1--WE at
tractively arranged rooms: tiled bath: fur
board in dining room; reception hall; mir
rored mantel in parlor: natural wood finish.
ing room and kitchen; handsome gas fixtures.
including pretty dome In dining room: plenty
nearly pay for both. Lot Joxi0o. $3.50 will
Five-room house; porch in front; well at
door; plenty shade and garden; 8 blocks from
lot 51x10S: reception hall: slate roof: bath
room: gas and latrobe porches all around
Paved street and shade; one block cars; 50. 700.
Here j. a little GEM large rooms: bath
ing plant: electric lights; natural wood finish;
dining room octagon shape: way out of the or
SEE tssse ss0,S homes and others
good take City and Suburban cars. which
run every three minutes during rush hours.
get on at Goth ST.. call at our Office Rhode
Island ave. where you will find some one TO
show You around. We have upward Of fifty
homes there besides some Of the finest build
ing lots in the District; all bargains.
Go out with your wife, look around and be
convinced that You have at last found what
you are looking fora home you will be proud
to call your own.
Phone North $40.
THE SOUIE REALTY CO..
GAO Louisiana ave NV.
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Atlantic Coast Lime.

July /. JyOS.
Eotice-These departures and connections are
not guaranteed.
40 am. dafIy-Through coaches and sleeping
carr to Jacksonville.
BIAS pm. daily-Sleeping cars to Jacksonville.
Fla; Port Tampa, Fla: Augusta. Ga. Charles
ton, S. c.. and Wilmington. \. C. Through
coaches to Jacksonville. UNEXCELLED DIN
ING CAR SERVICE.
Fer tickets and all Information apply at the
OFFICE OF THE LINE 1419 NEW YORK AVE.
NUE. NORTHWEST. AND UNION STATION.
GEO. P. JAMES D.P.A.. Washington u; G
T. C. WHITE, G. P. A. W. J. CRAIG. P. T. NJ.
Wilmington, y. G.
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SeaboardAirLime Railway.

TICKET OFFICE, 1921 PENNA. AVE.
NOTICE.-Following schedule not guaranteed.
9:05 AN. DAHY-Seaboard Mall. Through
coaches and Pullman seepers to Savannah and
Jacksonville. Through sleeper Washington to
Hamlet and Hamlet to Atlanta, Dining cars.
$40 PM DAILY-Seaboard Express. Coaches
and Pullman to Savannah. Jacksonville. Tampa.
Atlanta, Birmingham. Memphis. Dining cars
r. r. STANSELI. District Passenger Agent.
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FOR SALE
have a new corner home in NV;
Roman brick; lot % by % it.; ii
rooms and porcelain bath: BEST HOT
WATER HEATING PLANT; hardwood
finish: cellar: granite foundation;
laundry; all windows stripped with
Chamberlin metal stripping; beautiful
lawn: speaking tubes. gas dome, cleo
trio lighting. all modern improvements
and strictly up-to-date: also in fine
condition: worth $1,000: will sell for
Sc, 900 net to me II sold at once. as
/ am going to California. The house
overlooks a beautiful government reser-
walton. and is all paid for. which en-
sbles me to take a trust. IL desired.
This house has been built s years,
which makes 1t better than a new
house. Address Box 255, Star office.
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r, A.; II, IEFTw, ,Dal slN .c ATTORNEY
District Court Of the G United States for the he
District of Columbian the matter Of the pay
from changes in the grade OF streets. avenues
and alleys authorized BY the act of Congress- sp-
of sraae on se line to the
tmore and Potomac Railroad Company in the
District Of Columbus. District Court. No. ell
Notice is hereby given that we. the undersigned.
have been designated and appointed by the Su-
preme Court Of the District Of Columbia holding
for the District Of Columbia. as a commission to
appraise the damsses resulting to adjacent prop
eress approved February il. 1901. relative to th.
s on on the n
the District of Columbia. will meet at 1880
os at x. The 6ns sa States S Of
be assigned US BY the United States marshal fol-
property affected by the changes made In the
grades. Of the following named streets. avenues
touching the damages resulting to said property
from said changes Of grade. pursuant t" the
proved june 90 1906. entitled IAN act to provide
for payment OF damages on account Of changes
G5 aa Se 1e the tss Of grade
and Washington Railroad Company" to wit:
south Capitol street from D street to Canal
and School street. street southwest between
9Th street and 7th street. virginia avenue south.
west between 9th street and 7th street, ID street
southwest between 9th street and Sixth and One
half t6lal street, It'll street southwest between D
street and Maryland avenue. C street southwest
between It'll street and Sth street. the alleys III
square numbered four hundred and sixty -four
(454'. 10th street southwest between Maryland
avenue and @ street. Maryland avenue southwest
between 9th street and 18th street and 14th
street southwest between d street and Water
street: All owners Of real property damaged BY
streets. avenues or alleys viii aie petition With
us. in this cause. duly signed and sworn to. for
an allowance Of damages: within twelve months
1t is provided in and by the aforesaid act Of
Congress approved June o. 1906. that upon the
claim for damages. within said period. his right
to do SO shall cease and determine. CHARLES
SPRANSY. Commission Appointed to Appraise
Damages. tSeal.l A true copy-Test: J. r.
YOUNG. Clerk. By F. E. CUNNINGHAM. Asst.
Clerk. jy14-3Ot. eSu
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FOR. SALE-HOUSES.

FOR SALEM FASHTONABIE NEW HAMF-
shre ave. section-Superb new house for
rRICE: handsome rooms: TILED BATH:
SEREANT'S TOILET HOT-WATER HEAT:
klICHEN on MAIN FLOOR: good. deep yard:
hardwood finish throughout: stylish front
poFches: convenient to Capital Traction ears;
terms 81 600 cash. balance to suit.
WiLlIGE. GIBBS & DANIEL, 603-Ob 18th st.
jy1I-tf
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FARMS.

FOR SALE-FARM OF Il ACRES ON WATER
and near a steamboat wharf. miles from An
napois and about miles from electric road to
Washington: improved bv Groom dwelling
tenant house. stable and courthouse. Price
$500. This is a bargain. JULIAN BREWER
4 Son. Annapolis. Nd.
1o-ACRE FARMS IN THIS FAMOUS TRUCKING
belt. with Groom cottage. Price. $40. very
easy terms Larger ones II des0Bed. Act quick
II you want choice locations adjoining railroad:
10 acres means sure living. larger ones n for
tune. Write for booklet. CAROLINA TRICK
ING DEVELOPMENT CO., Wilmington. n. {.
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FOR SALE-SIX-ROOM AND BATH BRICK;
central northwest; good lot to alley: house in
excellent condition: white neighborhood: cheap
est house in city: price only 81, 100 one-third
Gil F. jyl6-3t
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FOR TRADE.

WIIL. EXCHANGE FINE MAHOGANY UP.
right piano: cost $3.50. What will you offerS
Address Box 262. Star o1ice. iyls,ss
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LEGAL NOTICES.

IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DIS
trict Of Columbia. holding a Probate Court.-In
re Estate Of Juliana Walker Gales, Deceased
No. 1894. Administration DOcket.-Applicatio n
having been made herein for probate Of the last
will and testament and codicils thereto of said
estate by John Mcclellan and Oscar Luckett. 1t
Is ordered this 18th day Of July. AID. 1908. that
William V. MarmiOn. Mary Lee BOlbrugge JUL
ana Gales Torno, Frederick Wupperman Nc
Clellan. Rose Lee Walker Mcclellan, Josephine
Frances Johnston Mcclellan and all others con-
25th day of August. AID 1908. at 10 O'Clock
am, to show cause why such application should
not be granted. Let notice hereof be published
in the Washington Law Reporter and The Even
ing Star once in each of three successive weeks
before the return day herein mentioned the first
publication to be not less than thirty days be-
fore said return day. THOS. II. ANDERSON.
Justice. true copy. Attest: (SeaD JAMES
TANNER. Register of Wills 1y18-1aw,3t
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FOR SAf.E- NEEDING CASH WILL SELL.
my nice new 2-storv Roman brick bay-window
corner residence. dpsirably located northwest.
convenient TO ear lines schools and churches
for Is. $50. 1t has splendid rooms. tiled
bath. nickeled plumbing. hot-water heat, large,
dry cellar. handsome mantels. china closets,
fretwork. etc.. and automobile shed on rear.
Trust g. 500; Will be sold part cash. balance
easy terms. Address FINE CORNER, Star
Office. jylS-3t
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FOR SAI4E-TO CLOSE AN ESTATE, A BEAU
tiful country home Of ~ acres, broom dwell
ing: large hail. wide pOrcbes, concrete cellar,
stable. barn. chicken house; beautiful lawn.
shaded by magnificent white oaks; on Pa. r. r.
from Baltimore: price. So, 500 f. f. PER
kINS. Springfield. Md. jy11-3t
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY.
FOR SALE.

NOTICE OF REMOVAL.
On and after August I. 1905 the Offices OF
this company, now located Al $40 La. ave.
tBank Of Washington buildlng,. will be re-
moved To 1928 New York ave.
THE SnlJIE COMPANY
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FOR SALE-FOR SIS. 500. 4 NINE-ROOM BRICK
house with two y, bathrooms; cellar under
entire house; lot 10 by nearly 100 to alley:
large rooms. There is now trust Of 81, $50
on the property: will accept couple hundred dol
lars cash Write Box 1876. Star Office. jy9tf
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-07-18

FOR SALE-HANDSOME ANACOSTIA HOME.
superbly located highest elevation.
looking entire city; attractive rooms: modern
bath; steam heat: large front and side porches:
handsomely decora ted; splendid lot, 81 over
ron feet: facing wo-stOries roses. shrubbery.
etc. Splendid bargain at 5000 part cash.
balance trusJ.
WILI.IGE. GIBBS & DANIEL. 6o3-O5 18th St
Iv1e
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BEAUTIFUL HOME FARM.

Almost at trolley station: in Maryland: IS
acres: Is wood: new dwelling. large rooms; In
dairy and wash house: large barn; tenant
house: carriage house; roof shed; corn house:
new chicken house. 50x12; large run. shaded
by plum trees; good orchard. n booking for
choice home. in fine section. where You
take the trolley In i've minutes direct 10 your
place Of business where the buildings all
good. land high and healthy. where you have
the perfection Of shade and best of water. and
nofsipe Sster Won s1' from seeing this place
Price, Sc. 700: $1,000 cash; balance $50 month
~ THE SOULE CO. unc.,. $50 La. ave
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FOR SALE-$27.5O PER MONTH AND SMALL
cash payment will buy one of best built houses
NV; six large rooms. splendid bath. special
plumbing: first floor kitchen; Flemish oak FIN
ish first floor: price, $3.50; sample house. No.
AND SEE 1T. Easy terms. THE F. H.
SMITH COMPANY, 14OS New York ave.
jy1S-6t
FOR SALE-FINE LITTLE INVESTMENT-I
will sell my 3-story brick house. with rooms
Enthusiastically rented to good tenant at S17. so;
convenient to government printing ofice-for
s. $50. 1t has q trust Of 81 500. and paws a
fine profit OH the money invested. Address
NEEDY. Star office. jy1S-3t
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FOR SALE-CHARMING SOUTHEAST HOME
just ready for your inspection: handsome .
story brick. with fine rooms: porcelain ba 18th ::
furnac" heat: kitchen on main floor: good sized
yard: handsome mantels. plate glass storm
du0rs and other attractive features: very cheap
at $500: reasonable amount Of cash balance
trustJ: terms easy.
WILLlGE. GIBBS Il DANIEL. 6O3-05 18th NV.
Jy15-4t
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FOR SUPPLEMENTARY LOCATED.
An imposing 3sfory pressed brick residence.
CENTRALLY LOCATED NORTHWEST; .
large rooms and tiled bath: in admirable condi-
tion within easy walking distance to stores
and markets: new Sexton furnace; coal and gas
ranges: door and window screens: many con
venient features not generally found. The
owner of this fine property has left the city
and has authorized MS to sell it at a price far
below Its value. Terms arranged. IS. 600
n. L. SANSBURY. 1921 18th st.
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FOR SALE-HOT-W WATER HEAT
A carefully designed and admirably con-
structed NEW HOUSE; delightfully."- located on
a beautiful street: fne rooms and a perfectly
charming bathroom; numerous deep closets:
handsome fixtures pleasing decorations: large
buffers pantry: china closets and kitchen
locker; best HOT-WATER HEATING SYS-
TEN: lot 1sx1OO: paved alley. Infinitely su
periOr In every respect to the kind of houses
usually sold at similar price. $4.S75
n. L. SALISBURY, 1922 18th st. NV
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FOR SALE-A POPULAR STYLE
Two stories. with beautiful rooms each
floor: the kind Of house that makes housekeep-
ing a real pleasure. This splendid house has
we'll nigh every good feature known to the art
Of modern building: superior materials and
workmanship; strictly high class construction
hardwood trimmings: faultess decorations
GUARANTEED OT-WATER HEATING
PLANT: wide lot: convenient location in Co
lumbia Heights near cars You will do yourself
positive injustice II you fail to inspect this
choice NEW home. So 700
SANSRI;Ry :lao1 12th OF N W
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FOR EXCHANGE.

FOR EXCHANGE-FOK AN AUTOMOBILE OR
equity in dwelling. choice lot near Chevy Chase :
adioins $50 600 residence; size, 12Ox1SO; almost
half acre of land
STONE & FAIRFAX. 1912 New York ave-
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.

FOR SALF-Sa SO: A MAGNIFICENT HOME
on beautiful Washington Heights: III rooms. =
stories: very large lot: servants quarters.
large tiled bathrooms: outlook on the new mil
lfon-t1ollsr Connecticut Avenue bridge. This
is cheap house. and located as II Is WIZ
readily increase in value.
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FOR SALE A DETACHED COTTAGE IN
Mount Pleasant: contains 10 rooms and bath;
furnace heat; lot 50x15O; twO-story stable
first floor contains parlor library. dining room,
buffers pantry and kitchen: six large bed
rooms: fine porches. There is a trust ON
the property at per cent for five years. Price
$500. Would consider Offer. Terms be
arranged. Agents need not apply. I'm anxious
to make immediate sale. Address Box PIT,
Star office. iyl1-tf
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FUR SAIE IF BOUGHT VUICKLYl-NEW,
fine 26-acre subdivision Of land. with wide
streets and alleys and shady oak trees; con-
tanning 245 large lots. surveyed and staked of:
ed: will sell entire subdivision for only ~
cents per square foot IA fine chance for a big
proh0, or will sell single lots for cents per
square foot: accessible by three lines Of cleo
trio roads. line running directly through
center OF subdivision. one line on the north side
and the south side-coming directly
into Washington only two miles from Wash
ington; fare only 5 cents.
Terms, in bulk or BY the lot very easy
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W. nAI.f-FiN y; CAfInoL 81 HoMF-7
KITCHEN ON MAIN FLOOR; fitted with
screens and other appurtenances; first-class
bargain at 81. 800; part cash balance trust
WILLlGE GIBBS & DANIEL. 6U3 90 18th.
iy1S-3t
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FOR SALE-BEAUTIFUL AVENUE HOME.
Now ready for inspection. a particularly de
sirable house. situated on a broad avenue: finely
elevated location; lot 20x11O IT,; rooms of
large size and elegant modern bath; entire
house unusually we'll lighted: select OAK trim
mings; HOTWATER HEAT; superior constrne-
ton; handsome mantels. fixtures and decora-
tons; deep clostes: fine buffers pantry:
many rare features Of convenience. Suitable
n L. sANSBUiRY. 1921 18th ST. NV.
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JAMES q. CLEMENTS
= f. fnaA nAa.x ~, 81

Phone Main 1O6O. ONCE. 4OS q st. NV.
REAL ESTATE BROKERS AND statesmen,
attention! At this season Of the year you have
many applicants for northwest suburban real
estate. We SPECIALISTS in this class of
property. and therefore prepared to fur
nish your clients the best the market affords.
Our prices are right and location the beet.
Lots any size-50. 100 and 300 feet front. Also
~ acre. 1-8cre aud 3-acre lots. Forest shade
and beautiful lawn. Location. Connecticut ave
nue. extended and north Of Mount Pleasant near
18th st. extended Automobile at your service
to show your clients the property Plats and
full particulars promptly furnished. Full com
mission
FULTON R. GORDON Owner
Specialist in Northwest Suburban Property,
iyl0-1t Colorado bldg. Tel Main 40
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FOR SALE-NEAR UNION STATION.
Three story brick dwelling of handsome ap-
pearance: substantially built and nicely fin
ished; large rooms and modern tiled bath: in
best Of order: situated the best and most
attractive street entering the station plaza.
This property has an assured future and is of
fered at a much less price than any other house
in that section. Good location for cafe and
n. L. SALISBURY. 1921 18th st. NV.
The Greeley tribune., 1908-11-18
MURDER IN SECOND DEGREE AND
ASK MERCY OF COURT.
TEN YEARS IS MINIMUM
Many Votes Were Taken. Only One
Member for Acquittal. No Sen.
tence Until Court Rules ON
Motion for New Trial.
Jury Out Three
Hours.

Guilty of murder in the second de-
gree was the verdict returned against
Calvin Phillips, on trial for the mur-
der of his father-in-law on July 4
noon the jury entered their secret
room for deliberation and reached All
agreement shortly after 5 O'Clock the
same evening. The prisoner was
brought into court while the verdict
was being read, and with the excep-
tion of slight pallor. gave no evil
dence of emotion. The verdict read
a. follows:
I'VE. the jury. find the defendant
guilty OF murder in the second de-
gree. and would recommend the
mercy of the court
Sentence will not be passed. pend
ing the motion.fo for a new trial, which
must be argued within the next ten
days. In the discretion OF the court.
Phillips may be given the minimum
OF ten years at hard labor, a life SEN
tence. or any mediocre term.
1t was stated that the first vote by
the jury stood eight for first degree.
three for second degree, and one for
acquittal. Second vote. nine for first
degree and three for second. Third
vote. six and six. Several more votes
were taken and at one time there
were three for acquittal, but finally
the majority was drawn over by the
mercy clause.
The attorneys for the defense say
they will take the case to the supreme
court If a new trial Is refused.
The crime for which Phillips was
found guilty was the shooting OF his
father-in-law, George Bainbridge. on
July 4 last. cambridge. his son,
Jack, the formers brother-fn-law
Jesse Thatcher. all living near Peck
ham, went to the home OF Phillips
and his young wife near Platteville.
because, 1t Is alleged. she had writ
ten home that she and her husband
we're not getting along we'll, and the
three men are said to have gone to
take her home.
After some discussion, quarrel
began between the elder Bainbridge
and his son-in-law. Phillips, which
soon developed into fight. and
Phillips, shooting through the win
dow, killed his father-in-law in
stantly.
Phillips defense was that Balm
bridge was trying to forcibly drag
Phillips wife away from the place
F., and take her home. and that Balm
bridge was threatening to kill her
II she did not come along home with
him.
The Greeley tribune., 1908-11-18

utes to make sixty-five yards on line
bucks and end runs, landing the ball
on the enemy's five yard line. There
was some time out here account OF
Conner. who wrenched his knee.
which was injured some weeks ago.
IL would have been sure touch
down on the next try. but Greeley
was set back ten yards for on aide.
Then Greeley lost on a forward pass
and Conner had to be taken out and
brought to town for attention. Rice
taking his place. Loveland was held
for downs and forced to punt. 1t was
a moor effort and the locals fell on tne
ball at the twenty-yard line and the
first buck placed them ten yards
nearer. On the second down Cooper
was dragged eight yards for the
fourth touchdown. Score - to 6.
After n double exchange of punSs.
Greeley held the ball with gain OF
fifteen yards. Then came the best
play of the game. forward pass,
which gave Greeley a gain of forty
Yards, and an end run for eighteen
more, which placed Greeley only d
few yards from the enemy's goal. II
took two tries to push Atkinson over,
Just a couple of feet from the side
line. He kicked out for a fair catch
to the twenty-five yard line and the
sixth goal kick totaled 80 points for
the locals. When the game ended
Loveland was only a few feet from
our goal. and might have added an
other touchdown had not time been
called. The lineup:
Greeley-Brush. right end; Ben
ton. left end; Buchanan. right tackle;
Doke. left tackle: Sato. right guard:
Morrison. left guard; Pagan. center;
Hall, full back: Conner, right half;
Cooper, left half; Atkinson, quarter
back.
Loveland--Joy, right end; Pres
ton. left end: Styles. right tackle;
Wagers, left tackle: Bingham, right
guard; Gaines. Lent guard; Wright,
center: Mcneil, full back; Wild.
right half; lvers. left half; Wahe-
field. quarter back.
Umpire Lister. Time-keeper,
DR.. Thompson.
The last time the locals we're In
Loveland they we're badly treated
and some of them beaten. lmn,cd-
lately after the game, . large crowd
of youths surrounded the hotel
where the visiting team put up and
few of the visitors were used rath-
er roughly until the police arrived
and quelled the disturbance.
Big Game Next Saturday.
The Sacred Heart team of Denver
will be here next Saturday to meet
the local High, and 1t IL certain that
this game will not be all one-sided.
Last Saturday the Sacred Heart
team trimmed Longmont In the lat
ter's own back yard and Longmont
is the champion High school team
of the northern league.
Other Results Saturday.
Sacred Heart, 10; Longmont, S.
Aggies. 20: Wyoming State Uni
versity. 0.
The Greeley tribune., 1908-11-18
MILLERs ARE RELEAsED.
Reported that Mrs. Genthcr II Able
to Milk Her Gown.

], ]. Miller and his son. J. r. Mil
Ter, who were bound over to the dis
trict court on the charge of beating
Mrs Genther of LaSalle. were lib
Grated today, after furnishing suffi-
cient bonds for their appearance. 1t
was stated to Tribune reporter who
happened to be in La Sale Wednes-
DAY that Mrs. Genther was seen milk
ing her cows that morning. 40 there
VIII be no murder case from the tale
of the pig
The Greeley tribune., 1908-11-18
UNDER LOAD OF BEETs.
Peculiar Accident to Ault Farmer {
Serious One.

Ault. Colo. Nov. 13.-Gottlieb
Werner, farmer living near here,
is lying at his home In 4 precarious
condition as result Of an accident
which occurred at beet dump. The
story goes that Werner was be-
meath the loaded wagon fixing 1t,
when the side. which Ia removable
for purposes OF unloading, suddenly
fell and the entire load OF beets was
dumped on him. The injuries sus-
tanned were internal ones. Werner
has wife and Ave children.
The Greeley tribune., 1908-11-18

The building will be 1OOx190 feet.
The first floor will be used for
stores.
Negotiations have been opened
with the Masonic lodge of this city
to take either a part OF the upper
floor or all of it. and calling the
building the Masonic Temple.
The erection of this buiidinr viii
be one OF the best improvements for
Greeley. especially to the northern
part Of the business section, that has
come this way for some time.
The Greeley tribune., 1908-11-18

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