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The Cairo bulletin., 1908-02-16
ADDITIONAL CITY BRIEFS.
Fire Alarm.

The fire men of station No. ! were
called TO the plant Of the f. Butcher
Packing company by a false alarm.
Smoke issuing from the Singer fac
tory caused the scare.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-02-16
Sun and Moon.

Sun will rise today Gas q m
sun will set today ,..5. SO p M
Moon viii set tonight b. ..G:i5 a m
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-02-16

for Illinois. Congressman Lorimer is
the state OF Illinois on
tao, proposition.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-02-16
Forecasts For Today.

Cairo and vicinity; Fair, colder;
minimum temperature rs above zero.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-02-16
!, Washinutpn Forecast,

WASHINGTON, Feb. 1J ILLINOIS
Fair Sunday and Monday
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-02-16

More people In Cairo read u. Rns
iettn than al other Cairo psp.r, sors
xaef
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-02-16
Hair on Face,
Neck and Arns
Removed by the New Principle
eUliruclc

revelation 10 modern science, II R the emily scientific
aud prsctcal way destroy hair Dout waste time
rermcn,ng with elccrrnlyss, N.ray aud depia,ories
These are offered you the BARE WOkD OF the opcr
nnd manufacturers he Miracle NOT. II is tho
only method which IA ndorsr by phyeians surgeons,
derma,ologss. medical Journals and prominent maya
zines
DE Miracle mailed. sealed 10 plain wrapper for. Soo
Your money back without question no red tapel m fails
al that aincd for IT, Booklet In plain sealed
envelope ny the 10 Miracle Chemical Co., r9os Park Az,
New York,
For sale by al frA class drug gists department torres
tairdresscfs and
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-02-16

tOther precincts not heard from in
detail)
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-02-16

You pay . little NOE nor classified
sdveruEns m the Bulletin th.s
ether Cairo parsrs put Jos 81 ns
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-02-16
mi pesnerandum.-

We always may be what vs might
have been.
Daily Arizona silver belt. (Globe, Gila County, Ariz.) 1906-1929, 1908-10-11
New Fall Hats

Many a man doesn't feel right
unless he's under StetSon hat.
We sell Stetsons. We also sell
Halves So hats. There are some
stunning hats in the new shades to
be seen here.
The Greeley tribune., 1908-08-26
'' ADVICE WAS GOOD
/ " '''ne>> Men To Make
'alofma'ion Given

Sa''ef'on Business con,or-
|aded Friday evening an,
'sfl all that could be
.ls business men collect
,,,A, Individually have gained a
,,.s. ,s'aA'Ie information: have
.s sn'eAed up on some things
rs., y were nesIecting and ye,
ba,,s,saeeaa tts seaI Of value and meri,
! irvisoA ii ,ss was busy every III, bour NJ,
kIlss Te y q ety. il not lecutrinr
l pri,a,1 ai Tue Connie, ial clmh
/ mna,e na, ' conferences WIN VIM
(ricsssa %sa VINO !. desired his advicn Tic"
He |, NJ. ~ 'helr private busi-
ths : mot not only a business S"S,- or-
b, detail S'uer n, sense, but is an
FsaandIiS,,ol man in most lines s
d II'l,q.sg esas,i,. Having had mucs '','es
ded ttpVI,enCe to ,hil of his own r''h,. ho
'ore Sp b ,sis ,ai' knowledge 'Sr' ' rrea, me
!. " llaNeI on.a Si'di
'ledia, and a a. a. regular business
at bis 'qu fir.as ne has his infor- r.,
y. 9e' UPS at any
5 d, dsJstasai 'sssion Of the confere0-
) that bad oso,, 10 miscellaneous
set topics Gde escaped during Vth, the
The Greeley tribune., 1908-08-26
PROSPERITY EDITIONS OF THE
T-.aBuNE WILL BE GREAT
NEVER EQUALLED HERE
Scores OF Successful Men Will Con.
tribute Special Articles to
Make Matter Anthentic.-
splendid Boom for
Weld County
C. A. Lindsey is here.

c. A. Lindsey is here.
who in thunder is c. A. Lind
sey?" you say.
He is the high mogul of the big
Special Prosperity Edition of the
Tribune. and he has, figuratively
speaking, got his coat off and is at
work. He is one of the highest
priced advertising men west of Chi
Icago. "vAy.
Because he gets results. He pro
duces business for the advertiser. He
builds advertising that will almost
jump out OF a newspaper or niaga-
zine. and talk to you. He will do
on paper what the best of statesmen
will do by personal interview. That
is why he draws the big pay checks,
That's why the Tribune secured him
to manage the affairs OF the coming
great special.
With Mr.. Lindsey in few days
will be two other special men, but
little, If any. behind the big gun.
The resources of Weld county are
going to be put before the res, OF
the country IN that special edition
as ii has never been put up peiofe.
In way it may be said to be !; iol-
low up of the enthusiasm for Colo
RADIO brought about by the democra-
tic national convention,
We have secured facilities for DIS
tributing thousands of COMES OF the
special through iowa. Nebraska ana
Kansas to people whore they WIZ
do the most good. We have their
addresses and the papers VIII be
mailed direct to these people
Every article that goes into the
special edition will be written by
person who is an expert III the par
ticular subject he VIII discuss, Most
of the articles will be written ny
your own townsIeDple or counl'!
people; persons that have made
big success in their respective INES
OF business. For instance; iarh
crops will be written about by prac,
tica farmers irrigation by practicai
irrigation men; and stock business
by practical stock men. Ihat Will
insure reliability.
hundreds of photographs Will De
used to Illustrate the articles ana
other matter in the paper. so thut
the thousands of readers that VIII
get the paper can see for themselves
ms wcll AS to read about the wonuer-
ful things that Weld county mas uohe'
The special men and the resula.
Tribune force will put in their oss'
licks on this work, that Will be tho
greatest Industrial edition OF an
papor ever gotten out in one county.
Watch the Daily Tribune every aaS
for more details of the big doihss'
The Greeley tribune., 1908-08-26
WELD COUNTY WEALTHY
Property Values Exceed Last Year
by Large sum

II is estimated that the assessed
valuation of all Weld county prop
erty for 1905 will be 100000 in eX-
cess of that for last year and tha'
il will reach n total of Sl5,2e9'ooo'
This represents only one-third OF the
actual value and gives Weld county
n total valuation in property OF AL
kinds of over $45.000.0oo.
Last year there We're about s'oov
schedules of real estate tlled WIN
Assessor Wylie. This year the real
estate schedules will number s,loo
and there are 900 schedules or per
sonal property alone. showing ~"
600 tax payers in the county
something in the increase IN the
value of property during the iast
four wears is shown by the tax col
lections for July. In July, 1909, the
collections were about S1S,ooo ana
Inst month they were about SLY 'ooo
'rho increase in the value is mainly
in improvements made on land.
The Greeley tribune., 1908-08-26
TWO GIRLS RUN AWAY
But Stop in Greeley When Officers
Take u Hand

Finding life too tame on ranch
at Bellevue, near Fort Collins Elsie
Tolliver. aged II, accompanied by an
lS-year-old girl friend. Helen Wyatt.
of Denver, started for the world to
see, and were apprehended here
Thursday afternoon by Deputy Mar
shall Ahrend. w. ]. Tolliver, father
of the younger girl, had telephoned
the sheriff to have the wayfarers
stopped and Marshal Ahrend came
across the girls in the park. Know
ing them to be out OF town girls. he
put up big bluff and stayed with 1t
although the raunaways strenuously
denied their identity. At length they
confessed and were taken to the city
hall. Later they were taken out to
the matron's quarters at the county
hospital where they spent the night.
They said they were on their way to
Cheyenne, to see the Frontier Day
doings.
This morning the Tolliver girls
father came for her and took her
back to her home at Bellevue. Her
companion is still at the county hos
pital where she will probably remain
for few days. AS the latter is OF
age, she is out of the reach of the
long arm of the law on a mere run
away eScapade.
The Greeley tribune., 1908-08-26
hEMARKABLE DOCUMENT FILED
ny COLORADO 4 SOUTHERN
c. & S. BEHIND PROJECT
Auxiliary Company Will Build Lines
..unning Almost Like County
Roads Through Every
Part Of State.-Weld
COunty's Share

.Ae most important bit OF rail-
road news that has come out in this
state since the announcement of the
Moffat road several years ago, Is
that made by the Colorado Railroad
company. an auxiliary company OF
the c. & s., which filed amended
articles of incorporation In the Of
flee of the county clerk Saturday
morning So important was the do
cument considered, that 1t was not
mailed as is usually the case. but was
brought here by special messenger.
BY the amending OF the articles
the company will now be permittc 1
to build a network of railroads Gov
ering practically the entire state.
that will be almost as close as county
roads.
The whole Of northern Colorado.
and especially Weld county will be
covered in such a way that none OF
the farmers living west OF the Union
Pacific railroad will get more than
two or three mile haul. Inciden-
tally the new system will SO thor
oughly cover Union Pacific territory
that it may develop into great
fight tor supremacy.
At present the Colorado Railroad
company has only few miles of line
running from the C. & s.. branch
from Fort Collins to Wellington. to
a point in the Black Hollow country
almost directly north of Windsor
This line viii he extended from Its
present terminal, southsrly through
Windsor to Hillsboro. From Love-
land another spur will run out past
Boyd Lake to Hillsboro. Another
from eerthoud will follow the Little
Thompson to Hillsboro. Still another
Vrain valley and meet the other
branches. and from Hillsboro a line
will be run into Greeley.
From n point near Louisville a
branch will be run toward Brighton
to enter the coal fields.
One branch is planned to run
from Loveland to Estes park. From
Fort Collins also there will be n
line run up through the canon of he
North Fork of the Poudre and other
streams past Llvermore to n point
near the Wyoming line at Tie Siding.
The line will also be extended
from Wellington to Cheyenne.
In the southern part OF the state q
similar network of lines will be run
around Walsenburg and Las Animas.
Still another system will netwo' k
Summit and Clear Creek counties,
while another goes into Routt roun-
ty.
Judging from the haste made in
having this document filed this
morning there will be some lively
developments in railroad matt ,rs in
the county in the very near future.
The Greeley tribune., 1908-08-26

Everything from Swing tO Hay Press
Against Little Chap

This seems to be an unusually un-
lucky week for the small boy, accord
ing to the doctors, and everything
from an innocent appearing swing to
a malignant hay press has laid for
the little chap and proved his un-
doing. The four year old son OF
WIN. Cruise. a farmer. WAS the one
who had the worst of it with the
swing. 1t was only a tumble, but
the child's collar bone was broken
which necessitated doctors visits
and gave the boy more grief than
Is usually attained at four years,
The boy who was caught In the hay
press is about three times the age
OF the Cruise boy and like the other
unlucky kidlet is farmers son.
His father is John Spitzman. This
accident was not as bad as II might
have been. AZ the boy was recued
before the press had had time to do
more than mash his right hand. But
DR.. Weaver had to remove one of the
fingers of the hand and the member
was horribly crushed and mangled.
The Greeley tribune., 1908-08-26
WORK ON CIVIC BEAUTY SCHEME :
TO BEGIN SOON.
NEW SERIES OF ARTICLES
Prof. HOchbaum Will Write for the
Tribune. Meeting Next Week
To Organize Improvement
Association and to
Begin Work

Within few days the Daily
Tribune will commence the publica-
ton of series of articles on home
and civic beauty, by Hans Hockbaum,
landscape architect at the State Nor
NAL, and who for two years rtevious
to his coming to the Greeley institu-
tion was conpected with the south
park commission of Chicago. This
commission established and improy-
ed IA new parks during the two
years. Mr.. Hochbaum also did some
effective work in the establishment
of small parks and play grounds on
the West side in Chicago. Previous
to this he had nine years of practical
detail work and study in his line. SO
that he is fully qualified to speak
with authority on the subject OF
beautifying homes, gardens and parks
Mr.. Hochbaum's first Article viii
be somewhat elementary in char
acter, beginning with the first prin-
ciples of civic beauty, ordelliress and
cleanliness about the individual
homes From this beginning lie will
; gradually unfold the more elabol ate
scheme of civic beauty.
Some evening next week meet
ing will be called for the purpose OF
organizing an improvement associa-
> ton. and preliminary work for
, launching the movement that will
y within the next five years make
, Greeley one of the notably beautiful
small cities OIL the country will then
i, be under way.
:, There is big work cut out fos
= those who undertake the carrying out
9 of the scheme. and whoever may be
selected for the purpose should have
=, the loyal support of every citizen OF
Greeley who takes any pride in his
home and the city of his home.
From the Improvement society will
little later come the park commits
, sion or board, with some funds at its
disposal from a small levy for special
improvements BY working intelli-
, gently and with a certain plan in
view the expense will not be heavy.
and there is no reason why some
generously minded person should not
make donation large enough to
start the work. as soon as some kind
of organization with authority 10
launched
One of the first things to be done
is the establishment o. small nur-
sery where the city may grow its
own trees and shrubbery to be trans
planted later on along the boulevards
and in the parks.
One of the lots that the city is now
trying to sell would answer well that
purpose.
Meantime. while others are work.
ing on the details of this plan. every
owner OF a home or vacant lot in the
city can help wonderfully in that
direction by going after the weeds
on his place: not alone inside the
sidewalk line, but clear to the middle
of the street. That is the very first
step toward realizing the whole grand
scheme of civic beauty.
The Greeley tribune., 1908-08-26
SOME BASIC PRINCIPLES ON NEW
INDUSTRIES CONSIDERED
MORE PATTERSON BOOST
Don't Try to Get New Factories That
Will not Conform to One or
More OF Three Natural
Conditions

Some of the economic features of
industrial expansion were consider
ed at the Patterson Business confer
ence Wednesday evening. This dis
cussion was in reality only a sort of
foundation for the discussion on how
to secure new industries, or how to
build up factory town.
There were three basic principles
always to be considered in the estab-
lishment of new industry in a city,
according to Mr. Patterson. First of
these was the presence of the raw
material in the earth. Second. fuel
supply or power, and third, market.
Some articles may be manufactur-
ed right where the raw material is
found; others may be made where
the best coal supply is available at
the least expense, while still others
may be made economically right in
the market for the product. No in
dustry is suited to place that does
not conform to one or more OIL these
basic principles.
MIR. Patterson also stated that nu-
merOus small manufacturing plants
were much better for community
than one big concern. employing the
same number of men. He did not
believe that the bonus method Of
securing new industries was the best
or IL used at all, it would be better
to give it to some industry that didn'
actually need it in order to max,
the business success. The benefi
of q bonus would soon melt away
and II the natural business condi
tions were not right, the industr
would be failure in competition
with others as soon as the bonu
was dissipated
The remittance of taxes, whil
often employed to secure new indus
tries was not particularly good, un
less old institutions We're also eX
empted. as certainly new industr,
was no better for city than an ole
and successful one.
A better plan than either OF these
would be help in the way of loca
! loan, in some form or another.
From. this topic the discussion
drifted into that of patronizing home
industries, and it seemed from the
opinion of Mr.. Patterson and other
business ment present that IT was
largely case of the home industries
pushing their goods at home with
the same energy that they do away
from home Some of the merchants
present stated that the only reason
they were not selling some Greeley
made goods was that they had not
been solicited by thee home people
while out of town concerns were
after the trade all the time.
More publicity and more push on
the part of local manufacturers
would sell home made goods here as
we'll as elsewhere. This again brought
up the old question OF how many
newspapers the merchants shouiu
support for these publicity purposes
The discussions have proven so
interesting that an extra session VIII
be held in the Commercial ciup
rooms this afternoon at o CLOCK TO
take up the question OF securing new
industries.
The topic this evening will be
Commercial Club activity
The Greeley tribune., 1908-08-26
PICK POCKETS BUSY
Man, Lose Money at Cheyenne WI"
West Show

L. NJ. Peterson, was toucn'" w.
$50 ut Cheyenne during the froh''e'
day exercises. He was only one ol
several score that lost none! 'he''
by having their pockets picked
Mr.. Peterson took along an sN
ira arge amount OF money III an,
TO pay his license for retresn''',u, ,1a
.etond he was going to run. re ,ls
could find no room in the city ior ,,r
his stand, and was instead given the NE
pryilege on the grounds. rrar w r,,.
waiting to see a bit OF the peril,
nance the theft occurred. one ,',n W.
from Pierce. sitting next 10 nm s,it
the grand stand had his pocNe. ,,. s,"
,n,n from the outside and his money
taken. -, ,,ss of
money in this way were repo' 'Ju sh,n w
The police the first day OF the s"o"'
The Greeley tribune., 1908-08-26
TONIC FOR KEEPING CONNER
CIAL CLUB ALIVE AND ACTIVE
SMALLER COAnITTEES
Fix Responsibility Of Work ON Few
and See to II That They Work
Is the Advice Of f.. 5.
Patterson

Something doing every hour; less
committees and smaIer member
ship on committees; centralizing re-
sponsibility for work on committees,
and seeing that each committe does
the work cut out for 1t, or quit. are
about the ingredients that E. S. Bat
terson would mix up for tonic to
keep commercial clubs we'll and
active.
The business conference thursday
evening had to deal with Commercial
club activity. or things that make a
club last. He paid fine compliment
to the organization of the local COM
mercial club. the only criticism he
offered being that the club was not
doing its best with the material and
organization it had. III anything also.
the committees were too large. and
there was not interest enough taken
in committee work.
A list OF committees that he sug-
gested ran about like this: Member
ship. manufacture. local trade, rating
bureau. civic improvement. legisla-
tlOu anu PupiNieS'
ployment.
On each OF these committees he
would put about three members, the
chairman OF which in connection with
the president. vice president and sec
rotary should constitute the execu-
tive committe or board of directors.
The personnel of the committees
should be carefully considered, as
upon their push and energy depends
the value and life of the club.
The scope of the commercial club
should be broad enough to include
practically every problem, business
moral. social and sometimes political,
insofar as this came in conflict with
business The commercial club should
be sort OF advisory board to the
city council. helping to suggest inn
provements and inaugurating move
ments for civic betterment: com
mending the council for what good
II did rather than criticise mistakes.
II would be we'll to conduct mem
bership campaign once year; WORK
up to this with energy and have Il
certain day set when everybody rs
supposed to join the commercial club
and see to it that they don't forget
! it,
lie Wol vi th' Nu' 'S'f
tees is suggested in the name OF each.
and 1t Is simply matter OF keeping
busy. developing the possibilities OF
each line of work to their fullest ex-
| tent
! MIR. Patterson did not favor social
rooms in connection with the Com
mercial club. The present offices
of the local club are almost ideal IN
this respect. simply business otilce'
large enough to hold small meetings.
| Business. even mt the big annual
meetings of various kinds. should De
the keynote every time. Don't ti''
| in the tune with vaudeville SHOW
but have program that will be up
lifting and 'upbuilding to the com
munty.
The discussion this evening, when
ia the last in the series of Patterson
conferences will be on the genera'
topic of civic growth, and Will also
be used for general summing up o,
matters touched on In the past. ana
some miscellaneous topics. not mere
tofore touched upon.
The Greeley tribune., 1908-08-26
= busy Day in Court

The county courst was sure busy
place Monday. In the case of the John
=. Cowley estate ut Windsor. Har-
rison Teller was appointed admins
traitor The only heir is the deceas-
EDS mother. Mrs. Eliza A. Cowley.
ihcre Ia Sl.,o0 worth of property.
1t was also final settlement day
Tor the Earl X. Terry estate. The
BOY 3 father and mother are the
only heirs.
The day was adjustment day for the
Chas. NJ. Rose estate.
II was final settlement day In the
estate OF Ethel Patterson, tho minor
heir OF NJ. v. B. Patterson. There
was no distribution OF property but
the girls guardian was discharged.
me divorce case Of Matilda Gohl-
The Greeley tribune., 1908-08-26
ExcursionPostponed

On account of the coaflict in date with
the races at Island Grove Park thi. week.
The Daily Tribune Boos@er Excursion to
western Weld county has been postponed in.
definitely. A. the horseslen stand to lose
money on the meet th. year anyway, the
Tribune will do what it can to help them
out Of the trouble.
The Greeley tribune., 1908-08-26
lpulFN u 30 vnrlelIDs

! g,o'1 '1'e has SO varieties =,
Fssn y" his little farm
j, ,lii'R siii S,sso s5o'y :, written in New
\, E,'e, purple p, 'goehes t1o,i about bt''the the
ss' i, ., i Is .oS, dosss nigh no1, ana the" hem
es's ! k1HIs, 1aS,shtl What Mt'i !. to % at
Es@tesN, N''"s the names M, IS OF more n,,
\ aS's AZ s,,s,, and ], F. mcc,oo,.,
Ssa ssa L Z, n yartctIss' app' t5atu tsaturday,
IA ss ''2%. .Sss a.S;si ~eia are csS.;S to
Pueblo. '"own at the nts s,ats
The Greeley tribune., 1908-08-26
or THE IMMENSE
y, ~ %oRk REQUIRED
\ s PAGE PAPER
H. Coming in for First
s,r,uou, Six Weeks
4 ~ Great Force oil
s,ter.-Wa''h
the News

'sld you like to see d 10
published in Greeley
r,tions this early in the
~ as though the great
spsri,y Edition of the
n be of that size Can
;,e what an immense
,ork it means to get to-
Hsr to fiji up that amount
,.d every bit of it useful
. about Weld county?
/ there is a big force OF
writer's and stenograph-
Il, mapping Out plans mar :
am, 81 pages as they VIII
len printed. assigning field
l,d helpers Of all kinds.
oi the work is planned in
4 that when Il comes to the
4 departnent il will run
|u smoothly as does the
M every day in the week.
| difference there will be. is
! number Of workmen that
bpt busy, when once the mat
kes that department.
inning Of the work has
|pue 50 far. that some of the
! have started out In an
\ or 80 The photographers
b., to vors. From 300 to
| photographs will be taken
rh to illustrate the edition.
ture alone means an i'm
nourt Of vOrs, and will
artists basy sixteen hours
~ seH month or more.
Saturday the natter for
eight page section of the
be ready for the linotype.
quick as The hsli-tone cuts
at section will be made
the press From this you
fstsnd how necessary ii is
iery detail in advance. Just
ter shall go into that sec
'ef also, this extra work
e planned and carried out
o Interfere with the every
o. getting of the paper
'ular run Of business.
want to See the greatest
Il bit OF newspaper work
faoaoly be carried on in
many years to come,
ilOnne office for the next
weeks and YOU will dis
strenuous newspaper lite
sAat The Tribune can do
It's out with a fixed pur-
O4' Treat Prosperity
The Greeley tribune., 1908-08-26
Attends Institute

Miss Mary Brush speh. ias. VIZ
-, mo western slope where Farmers $
Jnstitutes were being held and gave
nnmostic science lectures at the
i,a,os sessions. Institut was held at
p;fio DeReoue. New Castle and EN-
,,a Miss Brush stopped in Colorado
umr,rcs on her return and arrived
home Saturday.