The Greeley tribune., 1908-11-11

Itor. who was his fathers i'lt.'
and DR.. Weatherill has tende-i-
civ OF Greeley an appreciat
/. is the autograph OF Horaca g''
|, lev and his two daughters Be .
how they came into his poss
from Greeley himself. Will o E
ito- at his fathers house. IT,
tation is the first plank OF t. P.a'
form upon which Greeley ran y
president in 1865. and refer 90 .-
equality OF all men," IT, a-'o
graph OF the daughters. lie AM
Ada, is upon mourning paqs- 81
was received by DR.. W5-t1=Ih
shortly after their father d. 81
will have both OF these mouri a..
framed and sent to DR.. Law 70 a-.'
in trust for the city OF Gree aA.
the same will no doubt be placed y
the public library. DR.. We-tasT-t
said the greatest abuse in tss stat
of Colorado was the once Of core
ner. and that the same stC-d o'
abolished. He said they ng5r &C.
complished anything, and vere -
ually undertakers, and said I: W.
easy TO see their object in ss5Ei1-
the Job He said their irvss'
/ IlOuS were a toICS
mated that they seldom fou-i sr!'
thing against a railroad oC-7lI!
as most of them travelled or passes
He would do away with the once 90.
coroner, and appoint a medic board
to investigate accidental al sud
den deaths. which would { E-l
toward the exposition Of crir
Prolongation Of Life
II. L. Taylor of the state board 9'
health gave some valuable '1-t-. De-
tion upon state statistics o deaths
and their causes and means
yention, toward the prolons pr
life. II is first necessary 70 =-l-
cate the general public. t. state
OF Colorado needs free antit-In t7r
the treatment of diphtheria From
this disease the mortality IL Colo
rado last year was II PEI cent.
while in Illinois where the specific
is free it was but per cent From
this comparison he drew The con-
clusion that free antitoxir which
would have cost the state about
$4,000 last year. would haya saved
some seventy-eight children. and yet
the state spent eighteen tine that
amount for the preservation Of hsh
and game. The common h1gse fy
is the greatest source of ,Tphoif
fever The water supply is -0v re-
sponsible for but a small rroT1r-
tion of that disease. II everT Nor
chant would screen his foo surplr
il would mean much tovari the
elimination of typhoid
Mayor Greea.
Mayor F. ]. Green EXTENT the
congratulations on behalf OF the city
and himself to the visitors and pro
and he had never ATTENDED G ban
quet where he felt more edited
There is nothing more cond1ciye to
the best interests of city than such
a gathering and all would profit by
the intelligence and informa,i11 I'M
parted. He believed that STATE zni
city should take up the matter of
health. and all good citizers should
cooperate with local health officers
to advapce the physical Welfare of
the community. The mayo spoke
of setting apart a PORTER Of our
public library for the epctn nsiTe ben
efit Of the doctors. and 1a<n spoke
Of Horace Greeley, the snbtoet alot-
ted to him. He told Of the Union
Colony and believed that our pro-
gression was due to the foresight OF
Greeley in establishing prohibition
in this territory Almost every day
Mayor rGeen receives communica-
tions from all over the country ask
ing the result of this great morality.
II is needless to say nat our in
fiuence has been felt throughout the
country.
The Doctors Wife"
The last number was The Doc.
tors Wife" by DR.. E Stuver. /,
was a glowing tribute 10 the intelli.
gence. honor. strength Of character
patience and other qualities of the
fraternity's helpmeet and replete
with good sense and many ludicrou.
puns.
1t was almost o'cloc. when the
guests retired and the Denver visit
ors departed on the $3.50 train. Al
together II was most en- njoyable oc
casion, and a year hence the attend
ance will be double
The music was excellent, and fur
nished by the Schubert Tric
consisting OF ]. Scott Thompson, J
c. Kendel and Miss Sarah Hunter.