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The Greeley tribune., 1908-07-29
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ANOTHER TICKET
PLACED IN FIELD
HEARsTs PARTY CHOSE TWO
Thomas l.. Hisgen and John Templ
Graves the Men

Thomas l.. Hisgen and John Temple
Graves the Men
Special to the Daily Tribune
Chicago, July 29.-President
l.. Hisgen OF Massachus-
etts.
Vice President - John Temple
Graves of Georgia
That was the ticket nominated
last night by the Independence par
ty at its first national convention.
The friends of w. J. Bryan made
an effort during the night session
to bring his name before the conven-
tion, and the man who attempted 1t
nearly produced a riot and narrowly
escaped physical violence at the
hands of the indignant delegates.
The man who sought to place
Bryan in nomination was j. l. Shep-
ard of Fort Scott, Kan. He did not
succeed in his mission, for being cal
led to order by the convention and
questioned by Chairman Charles
A. Walsh, he admitted that it was
his intention to name Bryan. That
was the first and last time he men
toned the name of the Democratic
leader. He was promptly ruled ont
of order by the chairman and. under
the guard of several sergeants-at-
arms, he was hustled out of the
hall, while some of the incensed de-
legates vainly attempted to strike
him with fists and one of them swung
at him savagely with cane.
A scene of riot Immediately fol-
lowed, several delegates trying 20
reach the rostrum for the purpose
of offering physical violence to the
speaker. A number of the sergeants
alarms threw themselves across the
aisle in front of the rostrum steps
and held back the infuriated men
by sheer physical strength.
The Greeley tribune., 1908-07-29
ASPEN ASSESSOR ARRESTED
Charged With Embcxzling the Funds
Of Pitkin County

Special to the Daily Tribune
Aspen. Colo, July 29.-William II.
McNichols. assessor of Pitkin coun-
ty was arrested here this morning
on warrant sworn to by the county
commissioners, charging the en-
bezzlement OF about $110O of the
county's funds while he was county
treasurer
Another warrant has also been is
sued because it is alleged he re-
fused to turn over $1,000 to his sue
cessor in office. McNichols claims
that II there is shortage 1t Is sim
ply matter of clerical error and
no wrong intent. He has held public
offices here for the past Is years.
For some time two experts have
been at work on the county books
and the troubles of McNichols have
resulted.
The Greeley tribune., 1908-07-29
REMARKABLE NEW MACHINE
Will Set Tires Cold Without Danger
To Wheel

Robert Orr, of the Central black
smith shop has just installed rather
q remarkable machine for cold tire
setting. that is different from any
other ever used here. Probably its
main claim to attention lies in the
fact that it does perfect workman
ship without in any way endanger-
ing the wheel The objection to the
old form of cold tire setting has
been that there was some danger of
injuring the wheel by putting too
heavy q pressure upon 1t. The new
machine grips only small segment
Of the circle of the tire and takes the
slack out by hydraulic pull or
pressure on this segment.
The pressure required can be
gaused perfectly, as the force Is
produced by pumping oil into cylin-
der with hand pump. eliminating
all danger of "dishing" the wheel
unless this is desired. Not bolt or
spoke 10 disturbed on the wheel by
the tightening process.
An entire set of wheels can be
worked over in about fifteen minutes
meaning great saving in time TO
the man who comes in from the
country.
This is the same kind of machine
used in most of the big wagon and
buggy factories for tire setting.
The Greeley tribune., 1908-07-29
NEGRO BURNED AT STAKE
Dallas Texas Mob Lynch Assaulter Of
Young Woman

Special to the Daily Tribune
Dallas. Texas, July 29.-Tad
Smith negro. Is years old. charged
with assault by Miss Viola Delaney
of Clinton, Hunt county, was cap
tured by officers early yesterday He
was taken before the girl and iden-
titled.
The prisoner was then hurried to
the Greenyille jail. Before arriving
there. however. mob OF citizens
overpowered the officers. took the
prisoner and prepared to hang him.
The idea was given up. however. and
the mob agreed to burn him at the
stake.
Fagots were piled up in the public
square ut Greenville and the negro
was placed thereon. Kerosene oil
was poured on and match applied.
Smith slowly burned to death while
n thousand people witnessed the exc
cutiOn by fire.
The Greeley tribune., 1908-07-29
THE COWGIRLS IN TOWN
Rode Like Prairie Queens About the
Streets OF City

A bevy of natty looking cowgirls'
and equally picturesque looking cow
boys and rough riders have been the
attraction on the streets of Greeley
this forenoon, and this afternoon
they are all down at Island Grove
park doing stunts with the wild and
festive broncho.
The young women, who look ike
the calender picture OF " the cow
girl or twice as pretty are May
Franklin, of Denver: Miss Cora
Brinker. of Bellvue; Lille Nicholson
of Fort Collins; Sadie Ray. of Eaton
and Mrs. Dode Wykert, OF Severance
The wild west exhibition at the
park had barely commenced wheh
this paper went to press. but reports
are that the performers are giving
people their moneys worth.
The show will continue tomorrow
afternoon, winner of broncho bust
ing contest to represent Colorado at
the Frontier Days exercises in Chey-
cDnp.
The Greeley tribune., 1908-07-29
AGREEMENT NEARLY REACHED
BETWEEN TWO CITIES
WATER WILL BE AETERED
City Officials and Windsor Businehs
s.. Men Here Tuesday Evening
to Discuss COntract.-
Minor Matters Be.
fore Council

There are good prospects now that
the city OF Greeley and the town OF
Windsor will get together on con-
tract to supply the latter city, with
soft water from the Greeley pipe
line that passes right by Windsor.
Bartz and Harrison Teller. the lat
ter from the Windsor Commercial
club were in Greeley Tuesday evcn-
ing in consultation with the Greeley
city council, and the points Df d'f-
ference in the proposed contract are
rapidly vanishing.
In general way the proposit ION
is to sell water to Windsor, metercd
at 25 per cent more than the cost 10
Greeley residents, where the water
is metered. The contract will Oe
made for one year only. in order
that each party to the agreement
may see how the thing works out in
practice. 1t is also stipulated that
in case Greeley cannot continue to
furnish water to the other city,
three months notice shall be given
to allow Windsor to put it's old
pumping plant in operation again.
1t is believed that the CONTRACT " i'll
work out to the interest of both
parties, as Windsor will get line
supply of water with very slight
investment. except for rental, ard
that Greeley may add materially TO
the gross income from the water
works. But it was thought best to
make the contract for only one year
to start with.
A. w. Peterson and other east side
residents were before the council
with a protest against ]. l.. Bartlett
piling lumber on the vacant lot Op-
posite to his regular lumber ward.
The matter was referred to the city
marshal.
Rev d. d. Forward, OF the Baptist
church was before the council on
behalf of the ministers OF the city
and asked permission to use the park
for open air meetings Sunday after
noon during the month of August as
they have been doing during July.
The petition was granted.
The cost of sewer No. "a. in
block 90. between Twelfth and Thir-
teenth streets and Thirteenth ah,l
Fourteenth avenues was estimated to
be 46 cents per abutting foot, and
the city clerk was instructed to ad-
vertise the assessment.
The Greeley tribune., 1908-07-29
Two Killed In Accident
~. p,I,y Tribnpa

Special to the Daily Tribune
Pueblo, July ga terrible ac-
cident occurred at the steel works
last night. when engine No. 1905
plunged off the high trestle, drop
ping so feet and drawing with 1t
the tender and car loaded with
cinders. burying beneath the mass
OF debris Engineer w. T. Thomas
and Fireman J. Roach, whose bodies
were crushed beyond recognition.
The accident WAS one Of the most
peculiar in the history OF the works.
After the engine and car had dropped
from the tracks the six remaining
cars OF the train. heavily loaded
with cinders, passed safely by the
scene OF the accident.
The Greeley tribune., 1908-07-29
ELDORADO SPRINGS
MOVING PICTURES
FINE FILM OF RESORT AT BIJoU
Special Feature for Nearly q Week
From Date

Special Feature for Nearly q Week
From Date
Through q four-cOrnered arrange
ment by the Daily Tribune. the
Colorado & Southern railroad COM
pany. the Eldorado Springs company
and the Bijou theatre here, NOV
ing picture film of the famous Edo
RADIO Springs resort will be put on
at the theater this evening. for the
rest of the week and first part OF
next week.
The moving picture will show the
unloading OF the largest excursion
train ever run to the resort, the peo-
pie In the big swimming pool. Prof
Ivy Baldwin walking the chasm
nearly 500 feet above the river. and
many other features of resort life.
as may be seen any holiday at Edo
RADIO.
The Tribune will run its annual
excursion to the resort next Thurs
day. August 6. train leaving here
over the c. & S. at 1880 in the after
noon; round trip rate $2.25 includ-
ing admission to the grounds. If you
want to see Just what the resort looks
like you can get the best idea with
out actually seeing it. by attending
the Bijou moving picture show.
which Is very life-like.
On this excursion day Prof
Baldwin will walk the chasm espec-
tally for the Greeley crowd.
The Greeley tribune., 1908-07-29
HOTEL ARRIVALS

Camfield-O. d. Higgins. Love
land A. G. Riley. NiWot: c. w. sims
Loy Gland, J. w. Pulliam. LoVelahd'
Il. II. Abbott, Bailiff and six jury
men; C. Boetcher and party. Denver
NJ. V. Coyall, Denver.
Albion-W X. Aiken. severance
F. NJ. Terry and wife. Little Sioux
Ia: 1no. Ross and wife. Little sioux
Iowa; II. Werton, Fort Morgan MIS-
II. Il. Achter, Gilcrest.
The Greeley tribune., 1908-07-29
Second Hand Man Arrested

p. L. Hudson, OF the East Side
second hand store was arrested
Tuesday evening on charge OF
stealing a bicycle belonging to r: l..
Simpson. Hudson sold the wheel to
n colored man. and when question
ed about the wheel he was riding
the latter stated he had bought 1t
from Hudson.
Hudson claims that he can account
for every wheel that he has sold. He
was let out on bail, was arraigned
in justice court this morning and his
hearing set for next Saturday.
The Greeley tribune., 1908-07-29
section Hand Stabs Himself

Special to the Daily TrIbuhe :,
penver, July 29.-Otto Geser, a
section hand on the Midland rail-
road was found under the Sixteenth
street viaduct this morning, with
deep cash cut In his throat. presuma-
bly, by himself. He stated that ne
was too old to work and wanted TO
die.
The Greeley tribune., 1908-07-29
In the County Court

In the case of ]. w. Mcpherson VS.
Mrs. NJ E. Beregeman the jury de-
cided in favor OF the defendant. The
case was n squabble over real es-
tate commission and Mcpherson is
out his mission and the costs.
The Greeley tribune., 1908-07-29

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The Greeley tribune., 1908-07-29
|, ALASKA Is PHO
rrn WORTHLESS
MADE DISCOVERY
I. Grain is Same As That
,,,inn and No Good
killing Purposes
history Of the
Hoax
n,Iiy Tribune

lf'F nn
Ins. Colo, July %
Rm Adams of Julietta.
kyiyed the swindle of the
! Egyptian wonder wheat
! tomb of the Pharaohs
kologist with agronomis-
some years ago is the
khe professors OF oo'o-
Itural college, who nave
led the result OF a test
Sus 200-bushel wheat
he scientific world for
months as the Alaska.
Anion of the college ex-
humble Idaho farmer
ly mistaken or he has
ont to deceive thouS-
ers into the belief that
fountain country Is TO
kranary of the world.
this is a wheat variety
claims eNcels all
Ids by the marvellous
10 to SOC per cent above
Maximum yield.
secured from n Denver
ns a small quantity OF
led. Professors w. II.
Knorr heard the yarn
hels to the acre yield
|oubt. However. they
ant the seed. Profess
ught he saw a similar
The Alaska and the
wonder wheat which
In in this country for
|iatured Prove Theory
Right
the two varieties side
that both crops have
he finds that htR
/. Even the most
unable to tell which
ID wonder and which is
busy circulating the
ms alleged discovery,
Ike a romance from the
is being published in
apers all over the coun-
lowing is an extract
he alluring statements:
IS in 1904 succeeded in
tngle head of wheat that
of a discovery. This
wheat he planted in the
year and the following
cured seven pounds OF
This seven pounds ne
e spring Of 1906 and he
the seven pounds l.545
a startling yield at the
bushels to the acre.
fas planted in the fall
Rheat, but bad weather
ring the summer des-
the fields of ordinary
ey were not lit to har-
new wheat left stand
out $1,000 pounds.
nts Show That It's
Wonderful"
fse statements 1t is easy
at this wonderful wheat
|it Is impervious to frost
hght hail, and because
. wlthstands the heavies,
huams named his wheat
TO mark Its wonderful
wonderful things were
D. On a government,
j, !, !. was found that this
meat was hard wheat. II
a wheat that succeeds
as winter or spring
IN both paintings will
ans an absolute reyo,u.
u. raising. 1t means that
II Alaska wheat cound
lueu To Ioet
Evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1907-1913, 1908-04-30
Live atnck NIarsel.


Local merchants today quote ibs
prices they are paying for count
produce Ks follows.
Evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1907-1913, 1908-04-30
THE DAILY MARKET REPORT
BuYTNG PRICES.

The buying prices quored today bs
local grain dealers for cereals are as
follows:
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HAPPENINGS IN THE STATE
ITEMS OF INTEREST CLEANED
FROM OTHER POINTS.
Matters Of More Or Less Importance
Boiled Down For Quick perusaI
Of the Readers.

OF the READERS.
rransemsnts ars hot.. n,aa ~.
boldipe he animal eeasaa,na vs.
eiarksbnrg
ronirbt practically III ths saioon
h Barbour county closed S. sna os,.
business
saloons s. salem which have bos,
a operation year VIM an A. clos
ii IS # midnight tonisbt
parxerabarp ministers have started
x I esmpagep Is enforce ~ snnda,
5ne laws n am otty
THE construction work 81 tho pa,a
rs branch = he baltimore & os,e
Il Fairmopt haa beao resumed
rba Baltimore 4 Ohio JIM soop bs
sip tbe work. II bgnaine ! banasom
IS rssssnesr sta,ion !, sa,am
Governor Dawson has eomnletoa II
inspection 81 tbe state institutions a
Huntington and returned Is charles
tcp
Mrs Johnson proninept res
isn't a. peasants county ana mother
+ aon. 6 a. johnson. of ST. marys
fed Monday
Moreantown IL making al EFFORT Il
lave Secretary ". Fl Taft as one 81
~ sneakers 1T he memorial day ex
rcises "a be held there May so
Mormon elders 10 tie number 81
ieht or ia are reported to be pro
elytlne IN Harrison and adjoinin
ountes for recruits to their faith
a meeting Of the legislative join
elect mine investigating committee
Evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1907-1913, 1908-04-30
h STEADY DRAIN.


Sick Kidneys weaken the body
through the continual drainage OF life
giving alhumen from the blood int
he urine. and the substitution 81 pot
onous uric acid chat goes broadcast
through the system sowing the seeds
81 disease Loss q albumen cause
weakness, iauguor. depression Uric
poisoning causes rheumatic pain, ner-
gousness. nausea. crielEs in the back
gravel ana kidney stones. The pro-
per treatment IS a kidney treatment
and the best remedy IS D0ans Kidney
pills
WI III Kimmel living On Piedmont
street Keyser w va. says aGf-
tered from kidney trcugle for six or
seven wears causing 2 dull ache ID the
small OF ms back in my work / am
required To be I'D a sitting position
most 81 tie time. and this ! think has
served rs aegregavate the trouble III
annoyed me more during The day than
ST night and gradually grew worse
when other complications set in.
saw Doans Kidney Pills advertised
and procured a box They relieved me
Ia o short time continued taking
fhcm ana tine backache WAS hanished
snd the difficulty with the Kidneys cor
rected ! have had no return 90 ms
Old complaint and ean confidently rec
ommend Doan'a Kidney pills.
Plenty more proof ike this from
Martinsharg people Cali at Shep
herds drug store and ask what GUS
toners report
isar aale bv sll dealers priee IA
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aeaaa Far people bta eepa for
nil 8e ea slEa EacH aud aoop sl5se received
Square aaal aa# e44.agc aud Che volume af
business Na aN tlo atget The country
atse n4sler4 BE wa. known far ard wide as
3i.Ha Gaoc turned empty hanlel
fam IS 8eef rs Hss1 Ha. aeaaea
Our ae alsee Hnea eas No Philadelphia
aWsr Iatt a0Htg #lo aha going oa
afo0aa Me Nye aays Aud
m4ue aae anU'a eerA
New aalFened aa sn 0at ase fe
dft mu w 81 od, business in that
oa eazbod knew him. One day The
h.n
SOU advertise those
leanaat e. H.m HeH . feu small agure
.iau f feaa tase "a faaa @ 4o.nng
na 0oni throw money away advertis
ug HeH ean hem q Toe people that come IN the
ron ga eerk plead that to show them %
everybody 0as nfoS be and That nine ont of ten Of The
aip s.2Ned jam q were not buying remnants,
aa atel man came iii the store wearing
coat made b Tie material the remnants He was
sd customer and the clerk who knew him well enough
he mar commented the looks Of the coat aud men
tolc1 NE bsrgan.
eha IS sou fnow about .t2~ ala the nan II
b3aea ss piece 3f Worsted ia W9
eaag t ia W?e exclaimed the astonished
g0aae Haa Isn't one Of those remnants we're selling
r " he 3 yard pieces at the
haaa H Didn't know You had anything like
Noe agef- WIS wiling o take So for Tie identical
Haeis .d iee tnking
4a8 afsH He approached NFa
would es .iasHe aonr hsiae.
sfses- aaaad Impossible ba sa.d
mas nIessiae brit a. eaala goa ife o hav
6auila aHl seIi as lhe same pHaHsH
@WAaa ale oo 81 rig aal Myers s9f eaute
d tIe business pas aoH0le 81 N0Hla lhan d8us
91e tIf I8a8e, aI9ws euiH aII do more work f
SOC had $50 nIefe s 81 trade .HHna ffoms S. no
4asb a.eeera some 0imo IS eet ou bis alau. aoa VI
ta.k some fiae paeef So Nger slop aushae bun
ata & buf ihe cad & decided tha he
aa'a spend 9 limited amount in advertising until he was
ecnfaeaa that waste Myers was convinced than
would pay.
7le erk the subject Of much good natured ban
er From his fellows, until his first efforts began to be
beard fs9m Trade seemed TO spring up from everywhere
Aee Customers IN, old customers bought more @Did
Ha eha4 had that daily expression an over
he store Myers had to get another clerk. Times
good be said while he had to admit himself that it
the Advertising He increased the advertising appro
iiation The clerk became advertising man. He dTdnt
mace be spent Myers money for the right to put copy
iu saHl something in the mediums he used He studied
he AIS that paved and the ads that didn't He profted
IS hls experience
Il has been ten years since Myers began to adyer
md the story is the many Of his rivals ia the
mercantile field. lie several Of the biggest
eastern cities and his isn't Myers The clerk
he advertising for all the and they employ
hundreds Of clerks
Goes advertising pay Myers used 70 think Tie same
#a3 sou do now he says
TT
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ReapeeLIallg

- A. HOBBS.
l}-12t
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Not every man and woman knows
to what an extent the above fact Ii
true. To the business man the pay
ing Of bills BY check Is godsend.
because Of It's simplicity, It's safe
guarding Of his cash, its admirable
free system Of bookkeeping. and
the positive increase in his financial
standing that BANK ACCOUNT quick
~ earns for him. The business woman
Or head Of the household will also APP.
ffeciate the simplicity, dispatch and &C
curacy Of this method Of paying her
bills.
Tic Merchants & Farmers Bank
Martinsburg. w W
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ANNOUNCEMENT.

/ hereby announce myself as cam
didate for Prosecuting Attorney Of
Berkeley county. subject TO the action
Of the republican county convention.
WILBUR II. THOMAS.
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Announcements
Announcement

I hereby announce myself as a can.
aidate for the nomination for the Office
IF Clerk d the County court 81
Berkeley county subject to tie will
and action o. the Republican conyen-
lion in said County. In taking This
step 4 most earnestly ask the help and
support q every Republican IN Berka
ley County
am
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-04-19
BOY SEVERELY BURNED.
Lights Match in Basement of z. c.
Nj. |. Drug store.

Harry Nelson. a 14-yeaT-old delivery
boy, of 1881 Princeton avenue, who is
employed after school hours at the a.
c. NJ. l. drug store, 112 South Main
street, discovered, yesterday afternoon,
that he had a great many things to
learn about the liquids in the multitu-
dinous bottles in the store. He was sent
TO the basement to get some wood al
cOhol. 1t is dark down there, and it is
believed that Harry struck a match.
The wood alcohol he was drawing
leaped into flames, burning the boys
face severely. The fire department was
summoned. The fire did not extend to
the building, and the blaze was out be-
fore the fire fighters got to the drug
store.
The boy suffered great pain from the
burns upon his face. After he had been
attended to at the drug store he was
taken 10 the L. D. S. hospital. and Pa
trolman Phillips informed his family
as to his condition.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-04-19
NEW SKIN REMEDY
Creates Big Stir; Drug Stores Crowd
ed With Sufferers.

For several weeks past the F. ]. Hill
Drug Co. and other leading drug stores
in this city have been crowded with
persons desiring a supply of poslam,
the new cure for eczema. This is the
drug which has created such a stir
throughout the country since its dis
covery one year ago.
For the convenience of those who use
poslam for pimples. blackheads, blotch-
es, red nose, acne, herpes and other
minor skin troubles, a special 5O-cent
package has been adopted, In addition
to the regular twO-dOllar jar, which is
now on sale at all leading drug stores
In eczema cases, poslam stops the
itching with first application and pro-
eeeds to heal, curing chronic cases in
two weeks. In minor skin troubles,
results show after an overnight appli-
cation. For a free experimental sam
pie, write direct to the Emergency
Laboratories, 80 West Twenty-ffth
street, New York City
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-04-19
Don't Let Your
Piles Grow
Every Hemorrhoidal Ulcer is Fertile
Field for Cancer and Other
Deadly Diseases.
TRIAL PACKAGE FREE.

Constipation unchecked brings inflam-
nation, inflammation begets piles and
piles too often superinduce tumors of ma
lgnant type
Piles Tor hemorrhoids) rarely kill. but
they cause more agony in few minutes
than much more serious troubles.
They are easy to cure if you go at 1t
right.
An operation with the knife is danger
GUS agonizing, and rarely a permanent
success.
There is just one way to be cured-one
sure way. painlessly and privately-and
that is with Pyramid Pile Cure.
We will mail free trial package TO all
who write.
1t will give you instant relief. and start
you we'll on the way to a perfect cure.
Then you can get a full-siZed box from
any druggist for 30 cents, and often one
box cures.
Insist on having what you call for
Just send your name and address to
Pyramid Drug Co., 81 Pyramid Building.
Marshall. Mich. and receive free by re-
turn mail the trial package in a plain
wrapper.
Ali druggists. 50 cents. Write today for
a free package.