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The Greeley tribune., 1908-04-30
NEARING END HEALTHTALK
THE SCHOOL YEAR RAPIDLY
DRAWING TO CLOSE
Reception by President Snyder
and Other Members of the
Normal School Faculty
Thursday Night.

The beginning of the end OF the
school year is at hand and the fore
runner of the commencement festi-
yities took place lest Thursday even
opened the doors of their beautiful
home on the Normal campus, to the
students and faculty of the Normal.
The annual reception is the first
social event of the many that will
follow in the way of receptions. class
parties, fete days and the usual afr
fairs that make the last few weeks of
the school year such busy and happy
ones.
The reception this year surpassed
all previous parties and was consid-
cred the most enjoyable of the many
given by DR.. Snyder and wife.
The contrast between the gloomy.
stormy, outdoor weather to the brill
liantly lighted, warm rooms fragrant
with spring blossoms, was SO grea,
it was like stepping into fairyland.
The entire house was bower of
apple blossoms which made the dain-
tiest possible decorations.
In the receiving line with Dr. and
Mrs Snyder were Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles H. Wheeler, Prof. and Mrs
]. H. Hays. Miss Louise Hannum. The
following societies were represented
in the receiving line also: Lamma
Gamma Kappa Fraternity, Homer
Kyle: Delta Psi Fraternity, Fred
Ramsdell; Delta Phi Omega, Bernice
Bacharach: Sigma Upsilon. June Cal
loway; President Y. M. G. A., Ger
l.trQde Piars9n; President Senior Glass.
s. H. Howard; President Junior Glass.
Elizabeth Van Gorder; Pres ident An
nual Board Frances Doull; Editor
Crucible. Clarice Phillips; Clionian
Society, William McKelvey. Music
was furnished during the evening by
Miss Lucy Delbridge and her orches-
ira who were stationed in an alcove
off the hall
Punch was served in the library
by Mrs Belle Sibley and the ladies
of the faculty.
The dining room was presided over
by Mrs S. NJ Hadden who was as
sisted in serving ices, cakes and ap
pie blossom mints by Misses Carolyn
Wolfe May West, Margaret Statler
Grace Wilson, Julia Mallaby, Eva
Earle. Harris and Forbush.
The table decorations were especial.
ly attractive with a loving cup as a
ceIIerpiece. filled with apple bios
SONS which were covered with butter
flies.
The faculty members with their
husbands and wives were guests, as
we'll as the Normal students. The
Juniors were entertained from eight
until ten clock and the Seniors from
nine to eleven.
Over four hundred were present to
enjoy the evening.
The Greeley tribune., 1908-04-30
MIS- COMING
hfacturers on Annual
hr of State.

nual trade excursion of
Manufacturers assOcia-
ZEN twice a year for the
EXPLAINING personally to
5 in the smaller towns
the state the advantage
brado products wherever
start from Denver on
of May 5 and will in
days trip. The timer
in a score of the i'm
Is in northern Colorado.
stops will be made at
Collins, Loveland and
ecial entertainment has
ID for them at points
|e of travel.
outline of the trip fol-
|rer 8 a. M. May 5. via.
bderson $50 a. M, leave
|:35 a. m.
Brighton 9:43 a. M, leave
i5 a. m.
Lupton 1886 a. M, leave
5 a. m.
Platteville 1910 p. m,
vile 1:1O p. m.
ckham 1923 p. M, leave
Y p. m.
La Sale 1:42 p. NJ, leave
5 p. m.
.vans 2 p. m, leave Evans
Ault 3 p. M. leave Ault
ton 400 p. M, leave Eat
h.
cerne 4:46 p. M, leave
} p. m.
Greeley Sly p. m. leave
M, May 6, via Colorado
w indsor S:35 a. m. leave
. a. N.
The Greeley tribune., 1908-04-30
C.. e. Social.

The young people of the Christian
Eudeavor of the Congregational
church had n social last Friday even
ing in the dining room of the church.
Various games were played ana
May baskets were also made for en-
tertainment. Refreshments were
served and jolly evening spent by
the thirty.five young people present.
The Greeley tribune., 1908-04-30
ne Dog Muxxie.

amation by Mayor Green
N regard to the muzzling
'h the alternative OF hav-
Pmals killed. has brought
artling effects in dog fac
(well-behaved dog In town
'sgrace, and where here
|ould meet an acquaintance
The Greeley tribune., 1908-04-30
'F0UkrH
MAY HAVE A BIG
RATION HERE
ktart Movement for
Time Like that of
ars Ago Now
J Up to You.

probably have a Fourth
kation this year such az
d in many. The Island
Driving club has already
tial steps toward work
Inning celebration. An
kg made to enlist the
kal association, the Com
newspapers and other in
associations in the enter
looks now as though 1t
ears this coming July
had a Fourth of July
Ind the people are get
hungry for an old-fash-
he on the national holi-
Is also another side to
at will appeal strongly
ss people of the city.
at Greeley has not had
thousands of people
mediate vicinity have
places where there has
hd of entertainment.
re were probably clos e
Is who left Greeley for
of the state. Probably
)pent on an average of
liking a total of $4,000
be city in one day, just
d little amusement at
II cent. of that amount
a celebration would
or nearly all of that
e. so that there is an
in a rousing celebra-
ell az an entertainment
In wiz likely give q
Zee meet on that day
hey figure on combin-
ents.
The Greeley tribune., 1908-04-30

En- VIII likely give a
Zee meet on that day
hey figure on combin-
tents.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-05-19
WHAT EDITORS -
- RE S AYIN G
Justice in Travesty.
Jonlin Mo. Clobe.D


A promoter of the fake mining com
oanies at Denver was brought 10 trial
a federal court in that city. The
nan Is believed TO have realized $50
10. from his Illegal operations. The
xtent of territory i'm which he work
d may be gathered from the scatter
ID places from which witnesses came
testify, One came from California;
mother from Texas, another from
Delaware.
The government expended hundreds
II dollars for the arrest and trial OF
he man.
II is charged that not only vert
investors swindled but that the fakef
ilso defrauded his own clerks.
But he has heen brought to justice
Il last, and the punishment assessed
against him is a fine OF $500 and one
lay in jail.
When the man was first arrested
bondsmen were found and the Grim
lnal was only nominally a prisoner fol
night. Later the Denver Post SC
thoroughly exposed the fellows thiev-
nc of innocent people that his bonds.
men ShIltNutlSt Nun anu hS 'lSh
several days In jail But with the
,ash he had secured the services Of
bonding company and again obtained
ais liberty.
Now with the payment of a fine OF
$500 ANA day in jail the man wipes
out the account held against him b..
The state And with a clean sheet y
is presumed that he VIII take II for
granted he is at liberty 20 resume hii
profession Of getting other peoples
money and giving nothing in exchange
Except elaborate promises. Surely
the man may be pardoned for taking
that view of IT, II be can fleece peo
pie Of $4,000 and settle the bill fof
paltry $500 and a day in iail Will
he not be inclined 10 think that his
game Is not only profitable but quite
safe. withal9
The court seemingly has collected
IA trivial tribute for this mans ef
lenses. Seemingly. writ OF tempta
tlon to go at II again has been issueo
to him by the court incidentally
others may be enthused TO enter the
same branch Of respectable burglary
Justice jn trayesty is a sad speeta
Gle.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-05-19
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. sBsnsl
z SHORT CUTS
= TO THE NEWS
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Bunting is copious.
Baseball interest reyives rapidly.
The Grand Leader is preparing for
another special sale.
Doc Slocum is missed Where is he?
All. summer theatres are going fun
blast.
The last days of the legislature sec
large crowds in the galleries.
The dispensary made shipments of
goods to Lawton and Mangum today.
The Monarch store is doing a rushing
business.
The new six-room cottage of Mr.. and
Mrs w. H. Humphrey at 924 East
Noble avenue. is being completed this
week.
Chief of Police w. H. Mitchell has
completed the erection Of a two-room
addition to his residence on East War
ner avenue.
The local merchans are decorating
their windows and buildings today for
the G. A. r encamment which opens
tomorrow.
The Crescent band arrived at noon
to furnish music during the encamp.
ment
Thes Oklahoma Cavalry band and
the Capital City band appeared on the
streets this evening TO furnish music
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-05-19
SMILE NOT so KIND.

o hedges white with laughing May,
o meadows where we met,
This heart OF mine must break today
Unless We, too forget
A year ago, but one brief year
o happy, Towering land,
We wandered here and whispered there
aud hand was warm in hand
o crisp, white clouds beyond the hill,
A layerock In the skies,
Why do ye all remember still
Her bright, upliited eyes2
Red heather on the windy moor,
Wild thyme beside the way,
White jasmine by the cottage door,
Harden your hearts today.
Smile not so kind. smile not so kind.
Thou happy haunted place.
Or, thou wilt strike these poor eyes
bliHd
with her remembered face,
Alfred Noyes.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-05-19
He Run Too. You Bet.

This is what the Adair County Dem
oorat handed the public, and since a
week has elapsed aud the editor sul
lives. we take a pop al the publica
tion.
one day last week Mac Murry
boarded the north bound local 10 so up
% HsilaFdjpg.a fishing irip When the
train started his faithful dog "Gip"
a dnot want 10 be lett behind SO Ne
started up the track alongside the
train which was moving az about forty
miles an hour
Clip Kept up with his master until the
train reached a curve In the track sew
erai miles from town aud be was going
So fast he could moi make the curve
So went straight ahead up over the
hill into the woods, whore be became
lost and idd not get back until next
day
n was a good thing the dog was not
on the other side of the train when
that curve was reached or nc would
certainly have dashed under the
wheels aud the result would likely
have been a very disastrous wreck
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-05-19
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VAGRANT VERSE
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WELCOME 70 THE G. A. r.

(By c. D. Foster. Guthrie, Okla)
Here's a welcome to you, Boys in bluo,
Your march Is nearly done.
And whether you fought with Sherman
With Mcclellan, or at Bull Run
With open doors We greet you,
You are welcome as the day.
cor well we know twill not be long
Ere all have passed away.
You are welcome boys. to all we have,
YCur wives are welcome too.
And the wives OF comrades long since
gone
Who fought and wore the blue
Are just as dear to us, kind friends,
And just as welcome, too,
As those OF you who still are spared
And wear the army blue.
One year ago your battle front
In marching line array,
Was forty thousand stronger
Than what it shows today.
And one year hence, who dares to
guess?
Who win answer here at morning roll
In the blessed Eternity?
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-05-19
BRYAN TAFT AND HASKELL.


al political campaign he cut about as
much figure as a Jews harp player
would in Sousa's band This year the
lines have been closely drawn and the
nominee viii be Taft for the republi-
cans and Bryan for the democrats.
The populist party headed by Watson
Of Georgia viii n'3t cut any Hgure be-
cause the true popplists of this coun-
try. the thinking. working farmers OF
the west know that they can accom-
pllsh nothing by a separate movement
The popunst convention az ST. Louis
lately held was a meeting of broken
down and disgruntled worn out poll
tical hacks that had their expenses
paid b. the republican organization
90 meet and get up side issue The
Independence League headed by vii.
liam Hearst Is liable 70 cut quite a
figure m thN National campaign II
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-05-19

have been a close student OF the
political history OF our country since
S70 sintefthe election OF Cleveland
he hast thps I have never thought
thar the democrats had chance 20
elect the president until this year
nay make a possible exception of the
ear 1896 / firmly believe that Bry-
an would have been elected president
II IL mad not been for the bad mis-.
management OF the national political
campaign by Chairman Jones aud
other members OF the national COM
mitiee Opposed 10 Jones was a won
deriul organizer and man who tho
roughly commercialized politics IN
America speak OF Mark Hanna
Jones. as chairman OF national com
mltfee, WAS as abiect q failure as
eYNr saw III my liie IN competing
With Hanna aud managing the nation.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-05-19
- WELCOME TO VETERANS.
esmeG ptREAs Eeloomes me veterans

the cifd War. with full knowledge
The men who are SO infirm and
whitened this day were the heroes
OF tho time that tried The souls of men,
when deSth rode master over the
Southland and women wcpt over
those wlto went forth in strength and
never rode home agein
Whatever be the pleasures Of this
age, none can be too great for the
men who offered life for cause
sacred because they thought enough
Of II to give life Tor the perpetulty Of
that belief
Broken are the ranks; the great
commanders have been called TO the
army Of the Great Commander, and
the infIrm steps grey locks. and
dimmed eye tell the story Of the days
between 6i-5 as pen could not tell
It, In the almost half century since
the opening gun was fired, the great
trend of the commercial world has
been SO strong and so many the ac-
complishments of the several decades
IL seems longer than IL was since the
nation was being bathed in the blood
Of men. and heroic deeds and great
yolor were writing the name of the
United States 10 the imperlshable
rages that reflect glorg, but caused so
muck sorrow and so much of human
love as to for the time threatened
tho very hope OF the republic and the
great ambitions centered about its
perpetuity.
hut to the men OF war and who
have their names written on the
scroll Of their nations book Of honor,
the citizens OF Guthrie through The
LeaaJf bid you welcome: peace and
all -rffaf appprtafns thereto. May
the sunset Of your lives be the hap
py ones; and may no one ever forget
the great sacrifices you made IN the
dark days Of war and sorrow. In this
citl with these people love and az
fscton are the allotment for you and
yours. and that Is due for the great
deeds and sacrifices made in the time
of stress when your shoulders bore
the burden Of power and your breasts
were barred to the winged messengers
OF death
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-05-19
peafnesa Cannot se cured


by local applications as they cannot
reach the diseased portion of TIE car
There is only one way to cure deaf
less. and that Is by constitutional rem.
dies Deafness is caused by an in
famed condition of the mucous lin
ng ON the Enstachlan Tube, When
his tube is inllamed you have a rum
Oling sound or imperfect hearing, and
when It is entirely closed, Deafness
is the result, and unless the inflamma
iion can be taken out and this tube
restored to It's normal condition, hear.
ing will be destroyed forever; nine
asses out of ten arc caused by Ca
tatrh. which is nothing but an in.
tanned condition of the mucous sur
faces.
We will give One Hundred Dollars
for any case of deafness (caused by
Catarrh) that cannot be cured by
Halls Catarrh Cure. Send for cir
culars, free.
f. J. CHENEY g. CO. Toledo, o.
Take Halls Family Pills for con.
,tipation.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-05-19

often about the girl and pay some at
tention now and then to the emperor
OF West Virginia
You might save up something for
a rainy day by investing in a mackin-
tosh and a pair Of rubbera.
Sometimes girl refuses 20 scream
when Young man attempts 20 kiss
her because she doesn't want to frigh.
ten her mother
The male lit never asks the girl
TO marry him til he Is sure she won't
If every man has his price lots of
them ought to be on the bargain coun-
ter
Spring gives us that tired feeling.
Even watch may run down in the
spring
No, Maude, dear, we have never
heard that goats milk made the
strongest butter
Many a man leads dogs life, out
he doesn't have to lead dog.in-the
manger kind
It's enough to make an emotional
actress weep when she can't make her
audience do it,
Any prison keeper win tell you
that the convlcts lhat are in for big
amy never try 10 escape Dff
Even the frog who would a,wooing
go probably picked out the lady frogs
with greenbacks.
Many a man is a dead one long be
fore he begins to worry about who Is
going to keep his grave green.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-05-19

The revenue bill is having a monopo
ly for the time being and Colonel An
thony, who spent the session studying
that phase of legislation, Is having his
day In court In fact Anthony has
charge of matter not calculated TO
raise AS much oratory as cash, and 1t
has been said by an eminent statesman
IF our time that cash" is one OF the
post beautiful words in our language.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-05-19

Senator Brownlee felt the first lash
OF the partisan whip in the senate IN
the discussion Of the general election
bill. AS the Kingfisher man started
the debate he must not feel sore at
the gentle lashing applied with dex.
terity by the gentleman from Chick
asha
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-05-19

The mgrits oi ehe Texas Wonder, yol
would never Buffer from kidney. blad
der or rheumatic trouble, 81 hottl'
two months treatment, sold by Drug
gist or by mail Send for testament
ais DR. 10. w. Hall 29s6 Oliye street
g. Louis.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-05-19
HANGING AS INSANITY CURE.

The telegraph wires on Monday told
OF q West Virginia minister who went
insane and beat out the brains Of his
vile with a heavy poker When he
saw. accordnF 70 his narrative. the
lifeless bod " mis- wife. he came
again 10 res throne, and now de
clares he is Ntry sorry for the great
catastophre.
The same day the wires tell us Of
a Georgian who had a temporary fif
Of insanity and murdered a neighbor,
taking his hogs, a load OF corn and
several sacks OF wheat He. too. wa
restored 20 reason when deputy
sheriff overlook him and sent a load
OF buckshot into his left leg. disabling
him and disarranging his program for
getting into the cane woods country.
Disposed 10 believe all people say
Of these mental disorderstwhieh lead
men 10 commit theft and murder yet
IL caA not be deniee that folks with
such Ma Hhalanoed thinking machin-
cry are aomewhat dangerous, and as
they are not responsible for their acts.
and Il would be wrong 70 break down
health BY confinement. why not hang
them and See II permanent aud
solid cura may not be found In that
treatment2
Radical cures might be made and II
not there can De no doubt as 10 IT'S
preventing further outbreaks of that
order.
Anyhow. we are getting too large a
budget Of momentary insanity In the
wire reports, and nothing IS more
likely to end Il than a few well con.
dnoteh and Nlll llaIrIhniad hangings.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-05-19
Waiting for P. PAT.

El Reno, now: Your special gold
Investigator arrived safe and partially
sound. but feels il would be improper
to make Further inquiry into the gold
case until the arrival from Guthrie OF
Mr. = Pat Duffy who discovered the
gold first Natives relate that the gold
IS found in the shade of Farmer Trotts
hog fence. but we viii soon know. Mr..
Duffy Is expected home sometime
Jones Whim.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-05-19

Some of the experts that testified
Al the Thaw trial and declared him
II unsound mind are told when they
present their bills that Mr. Thaw csd
not Legally pay while insane. He
viii be able to get along in the world
II he mgintains this speed.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-05-19
ohorus eIrIs WanIed.

A thousand chorus girls are said 10
be stranded In Chicago. And We have
not enough 10 keep our sumner
theatres going San Antonio. Express.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-05-19

All parties knowing themselves 10
be indebted 10 the G.. M Johnston
Grocery viii please settle their &C.
counts with r. r. McKennon. 81
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-05-19

They ave fulns DaUa Do pastoral
days Ia Missouri Anyhow. a cowherd
is likely 10 be governor There rs no
real objection 10 having one COW al
the Jefferson City big house. but Il
may prove e2pensiye 10 winter the en-
firf heri there.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-05-19
soMInu N seed.

The farmer viii finish his planting
as the legislature viii hnish us work
Which planter will reap the best hRrr
vest?--Jones Whlm
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-05-19
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4 MUCH IN =
2 LITTLE =

an7aaH7HAasHsusnfs nfstisusHSHsn
The weather man is haewith re-
Squested to turn off the heat
Wait minute. WIN the Vreeland
currency bill make money any yreer.
rhoes tidal waves seem to be set
tiing the Chinese problem of congest-
ed population.
Chicago women are studying the
pure ford requirements. Cooks or
just plain, ordinary women?
what is It keeps Senator Chauncey
Depew from speaking loud as in the
good old days Of yore?
Money talks, even when you want
10 keep It quite
man descends from his ances-
tors and still may rise above them.
The man who is looking for more
iroom will lind lots in the cemetery
II must be a source of regret to the
qossiping woman TO realize that she
has two ears and only one tongue.
Just because a man has all his prop
erty in his wife's name he shouldn't
Hook as though he couldn't call his
soul his own SO
A woman likes to have a man jeal-
GUS about her so she needn't he about
him.
A man has a head for finance when
he thinks stock is going up, but he
is too sensible to buy It.
convenient thing about the big
hats girls wear is when they are In
the way they can take them off
one thing a mother is absolutely
sure of is that she can pick a better
husband for her daughter than she
did for herself.
The thing that yexes a woman about
mathematics is it never changes its
mind about how much two things add
ed together make.
Many a weak man loves strong
4 drink. sa-s ~ = - .. a
Not to need an excuse is far better
than a poor one.
Most people wouldn't believe a can
dldate for office under oath.
There takes place many slip af-
ter the cup has been to the lip.
Marriage is a failure only when one
or both parties to It are failures.
Money is the root Of much evil when
Iit gives man fashionable wife.
The something you get for moth
ing is seldom worth any more than
that
Unless YOU honor your. father and
mother the neighbors are likely to say
things.
When a man starts out to paint the
town the police are pretty sure TO
catch him red-handed.
A man believes what he has to, a
woman what she wants TO-
The reason a woman loves a man
S there's no reason for 1t.
one trouble about morals is they
always keep getting in the way Of
four having - good time.
A woman likes TO keep accounts Of
( The house expenditures 50 she vii
leyer know what It costs.
Some men are so lucky in money
: matters they can work off bad quar-
ter easier than other people can gel
good one.
Chronic hckers must avoid bucker
shops.
) Also the smile Of beauty may be
nly skin deep.
! lie who has a strenuous wife will
\ ever live the simple life.
c Some men are so mean that nDbod,
wants to claim friendship with them
AS a rule, when a man begins 4
look for trouble he overestimates his
! sapacity.
{ But the merry-go,round doesn't AZ
ford the professional rounder sufh
aient excitement
A man with a beard three days Oh,
looks as II he had faxseed poultic'
an his face.
Looks as though the Duke Abruzz
might quit seeing the king OF Italy Sc
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-05-19
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a.fnsR9n4RaH9E.sNssNs.HansMaEs

Kiekin & Kussin' kritten.
fliz issue Is late do not Gu or
kick. we have been doing that all
week --Indianola Journal.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-05-19

fandstofm record up Il might be well
- have Representative Sands get more
actiye. OF late he has been quite
and easy 10 approach