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The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1909-01-08
Epilepsy,
Fits

Commissions, or Spasms
and st. Vitus' Dance are
Nervous Diseases. Most
cases can be cured by
strengthening and build
ing up the nervous system.
To do this a nerve medi-
cine is needed. DR.. Miles
Nervine will be found
efficacious and satisfac-
tory. 1t has cured many
cases Of these diseases
and we believe it will
cure you. We can give
you names of many who
have been cured through
its use. Write for advice.
MY son John had epilepsy foryears.
and after having him treated by
specialists for over 2 years NE still
continued to have spells. 1 had al
most given up in despair, but know
ing the virtue OF DIR. Miles Anti Pain
Pills for sick headache | concluded to
try the Nervine During June, 1906, i
gave him a teaspoonful three ttles q
day then i'm July i gave il as dkNcted,
and could see that he was improving,
and he has not had a spell since
August 2S. 1906. and has takea no
medicine since Jan.-07. / am Writing
the case just as 1t is hoping will
induce others to try IT,
w. X. ALLISON. Mooresville, N @.
Your druggist sells DR.. Miles Nerv-
Inc, and we authorize him to seturn
to benefit you.
Miles Medical Co., Elkhart, Ind
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1909-01-08
New Photograph Gallery.

A. b. Granger. Of Brown City, has
opened a photograph gallery upstairs
in the White Building, Main street,
Yale, and will be here Tuesday, of each
week lie invites the people of Yale
and vicinity to call and inspect his
work. Eft
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1909-01-08

We can furnish choice barn timber,
also about 200 cords of green wood.
Cash or OH good time notes. Terms to
suit purchaser. For further particulars
call on or address Martin Bros; Yale,
Mich, Route No. 4. Rural Phone. Al
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1909-01-08
For Sale.

An oak sideboard for sale cheap
Address Box 1917, Yale, Mich. 1872
The Greeley tribune., 1909-12-02
BOARD OF DIRECTORS MEETING CALLED FOLLOWING
OPEN MEETING AND MRS. CHEEsEMAN IS CHAIRMAN

Following are the names of the di-
rectors of the Associated Relief. The
first eight will serve a three year
term, the scond eight two years, and
the last eight one year.
James w. McCreery, Miss Marion
Van Dyne. C. E. Carter, Mrs. Jose
phine Cheeseman, z. X. Snyder, Mrs.
Jesse Gale, Mrs. A. j. Allen, Mrs.
NJ. A. Houston.
D. ]. March, Mrs. S. II. Southard,
w. C. Lewis. l. Rothschild, Mrs. j.
Z. Neill, G. II. Bradfield. X. w. De-
vinney, A. J. Condor.
Mrs. c. G. Howard, o. o. Russell,
Mrs. l.. Z. Twist, Mrs. Cora NJ. Mos
Ter, c. T. Neill, Mrs. d. r. Macarthur,
Charles Lofgren. C-arles NJ. Foalk.
The meeting was set for 1880
O'Clock but it was half an hour later
that the chairman called order May
or Houston was named chairman ant!
Judge G. II. Bradfeld. secretary.
The Greeley tribune., 1909-12-02
Il u. Clifton Returns

r. l.. Clifton of this city has re-
turned from the Empire reservoir
which lies some seven miles soulh-
west of Orchard He has been there
for the past nine weeks WORKING a.
repairing the rent in the headsa'es
of the reservoir which were washed
out some months ago, at when t'iile
much property about the big bouy ol
water was destroyed. The reservoir
covers some 5000 acres ana IL Is
said that with the repairing OF tne
headgates the reservoir VIII he iu'ls
able to withstand all the pressure
of water upon 1t.
1t was upon the first flling OF 'he
reservoir that the headgates were
pushed out and the property adJoin,
ing the body of water was damaged
to the extent of several thousands OF
dollars. Mr.. Clifton arrived IN 'reeS
ley today, He said in speaking OF
the work which he has been dolfE
"The reservoir is now fuily hpie
to Withstand all the pressure "nlcn
will be brought to bear no iha''el
how much water they may place. III
the reservoir 1t was mattoT W
some magnitude to remedy, out W.
are through with il now u ~ .uc
intention of the company To M '"'
reservoir MS soon as possible
The Greeley tribune., 1909-12-02
HALL MAY STAND TRIAL HERE
ON STATUTORY CHARGE
DUDLEY AND GIRL ARRIVE
Man Who Is Alleged to Have Alb
Quoted Girl From Cheyenne
Will Not BE Taken There
for His First Hearing
in Case

w. W. Hall, arrested in this city
by Marshal Eugene Williams ON the
charge of abducting 17-year-oId
jeanette Dudley from Cheyenne, will
be tried here, according to informa-
ton received by Marshal Williams
from Fred Dudley, the girls father,
who is in Greeley today. A warrant
will be taken out in Justice Hatch's
court charging Hall with statutory
crime.
Mr.. Dudley is anxious to have the
case tried here for the reason that
hebelieves that there is better
chance of convicting Hall in Greeley.
The police have obtained COM
munication from one of Halls "affin-
tiles" in Denver stating she gave him
$15 for the purchase of an overcoat
last Sunday and that on Thursday of
last week she sent him $40 to live
on.
Hall is making vain attempt to
interest his old friends" in his case
but no one seems to take him seri-
ously enough to go down in their
pockets for him.
Dudley and his daughter will re-
main in Greeley until the case is con-
cluded.
The Greeley tribune., 1909-12-02
Men Go to Shoshone

During the month of October ten
families from Minnesota. Nebraska
Iowa and northern Colorado, moved
on the Shoshone, Wyo., project and
began the work of establishing their
new homes. Six town lots in the
government townsite OF Powell were
sold during this period. The rat :
o, settlement is quite satisfactory to
the engineers who are able to rem
der valuable assistance to each new
conner in advising as to location f
buildings. the LAYING out cf farm lat
erals and in making plans fo- next
seasons crops.
While the crop census has not
been completed the reports from all
over the project indicate very sue
cessful season. No better class of
settlers can be found on any new
irrigated district in the west than
are now located on the Shoshone
project They are progressive and
industrious and are exceedingly op-
tmistic as to the future Of their
country. The towns on the project
are showing hearty growth, and
the rivalry between Garland and
Towell is awakening a feeling OF
civic pride wAich is helpful to both
communities.
One of the most cheering signs is
the cooperative spirit which is devel-
oping among the farmers. The farm
ers are organizing for social better
ment. for educational work along
improved agricultural lines, and for
the disposal of special products.
Newspapers published at Garland
and Powell are renderii g effective
work in promoting and encouraging
the efforts of the settlers. and in
calling attention to the advantages
of the country as location for
homeSeCkerS.
The Greeley tribune., 1909-12-02
FIRST OF YEAR WILL SEE
TRAINS HERE ON NEW ROAD

i. The Denver, Laramie and =
:. Northwestern railroad last Fri :.
+ day announced its intention to ::
:! establish passenger train serV- :.
!. ice from Denver to Greeley jan :.
!. uary l. One train will be run =
:: each way daily for the first few :.
:. weeks operation. and after that =
:. an additional train will be put =
!. on each day. :
:. General Freight and Passen- .
:. ger Agent S X. Martin, of the =
:. D.. l.. & n. w, announces that =
:. .he road has been admitted to =
!. membership in the Trans-Mis- :
:. souri, Freight bureau. This =
:. means that all stations on the =
:. line will be Colorado common =
:. points in the establishment OF =
:. rates. Martin has opened new =
:. freight and passenger office on :
:. the ground floor of the Railway =
:. Exchange building, at Seven =
!. teenth and Champa. =
:. :. :. :. : :. =. :. :. = = = " = = = =
The Greeley tribune., 1909-12-02
CELEBRATION DATE
Is SET FOR ARRIVAL
OF ROAD IN MIlLlkEN

Nilliken, the new town in Weld
county twelve miles southwest OF
Greeley. on the Denver, Laramie \
Northwestern railway, will be for
mally opened on December is. rms
decision was reached at meeting
of the boards of the Denver-Laramle
Realty company, owning the town
sites along the railroad, ana the rail-
road, Saturday. ,,
There will be big doings in Milli-
ken on opening day The Real Es-
tate exchange, Governor Shairoth,
Noyor Speer, state and city and coun-
tv officials and other prominent peo-
nle will be guests of the road that
aay and special excursion trains VIII
Nc run to Milliken for the benefit OF
the public ,,, ,.,.
IA bo nm extraordinary occasion IN
colorado and will he in the nature
Of n holiday for the people. lhere
will he a band concert and sports
M the town. a flag presentation, ana
scores of other features.
n,iuikon is to be the big new town
NJ, tbe Laramie road in Colorado.
frrora are already there several bust
,,ass houses and while lots are now
ON sale in the town the prlncipal SAFE
viii be on the opening day.
The opening is to be extensively
advertised. and II is expected by COL
orel w. II. skinner, president OF th'
Tanyer-T.aramie Realty company
mar fully 5000 people Will be in
thr town on the opening day
The Greeley tribune., 1909-12-02

II is evident from the statement
of Attorney Rhodes that strong
stress is to be made on Leftwich
character previous to his trouble
with Austin to free him from jail
sentence. In explanation of Lett
wich's carrying revolver IL VIII pe
shown that he is humane on'cet
and Secretary r.. Is. whitehead OF thg
state Society of Child ana an'li,ai
Protection will be placed on tne
stand to vouch for Lettwlch en-,
cheney in protecting the clti2ehs anu
the animals of Fort collins a'onb
the lines to which the humane So
cicty Is devoted.
The Greeley tribune., 1909-12-02

The constitution was taken up ar
ticle by article and discussion was
made thereon. 1t was suggested that
certain philanthropic people of the
county be named on the board of di-
rectors but this was discouraged on
the grounds that it would cause en-
tanglements and that, if the county
were to be represented at all, it must
be represented in full. In conse-
Quence j. was decided to confine the
representatives and scope of the
work of the organization to the mu-
nicipality of Greeley.
Immediately following the ad-
journment of the regular session,
the directors were called together.
Mrs. Josephine Cheeseman, one OF
the most faithful workers among
the poor in the city. was named as
chairman 1t was decided that q
meeting of the directors will be held
in the county court room next Mon
day R5tt noon at O'Clock.
The Greeley tribune., 1909-12-02
'.MOTHER" BYRNE DIES
AT AN ADVANCED AGE

:. After living nearly a century, +
:. Mrs. Henrietta Byrne died at =
:. her home in Littleton, Colo, =
:. Sunday afternoon. Mrs. Byrne =
:. was one of the best known and =
!. best loved women in the state 4
:. and is the widow of the Rev. :.
:. Francis Byrne, who died at Lit :
:. tleton several years ago. at the :.
:. age of 9S years. =
:. There are not many Episcopal =
:. parishes in Colorado where :
:. "Father" and Mother Byrne =
:. were not known and loved and =
:. none of the northern pioneer =
:. churches but have at some time =
:. been blessed by the kindly min =
:. istrations of both. In August, =
:. 1871. Father Byrne otficiateo =
:. at Trinity church in Greeley, =
:. and people whom he married =
:. are still living here. =
:. Lester Smith Of 3O4 Thlr- :
:. teenth avenue is a grandson OF =
:. the old couple and received =
:. telegram yesterday telling OF +
!. the death at noon of his grand =
:. mother. :.
:. :. !. :. :: :. = :: :. = :. = : : \ = =
The Greeley tribune., 1909-12-02
DUNHAM is
NEARING CENTURY MARK

+ Although she has lived al :.
i most a century. Grandma" :.
+ Dunham proves every day that :.
: she has not outlived her useful =.
:: ness. Mrs. Dunnam. who will :.
+ soon celebrate her 93d birth :.
:: day, has just finished good :.
:: warm comfort which she pre- :.
:. sented to the Tisdel memorial :.
:: room at the Greeley hospital. !.
:: Last winter Mrs. Dunham made !.
!: two comforts for the Tisdel !.
:: rooms. Mrs. Dunham is now :.
\ busy on another comfort, which !.
:: is going to some children. She :.
:: is bright and active and happy :.
:: in her work for others. Mrs. !.
:: Durham makes her home with !.
:. her son, +. l.. Durham. !.
+ !! j. j. !. i i ! !. !. !. !. !. = + !. j.
The Greeley tribune., 1909-12-02
WILL LET CONTRACT FOR
TRAINING SCHOOL SOON

:. "The middle of next month :
:. will see the letting OF contracts =
= for the new training school, =
:. said President u. Y. Snyder OF =
:. Normal saturday The build :
:. ing will be placed north OF the :.
:. proposed Guggenheim building .
:. which will be constructed east :
:. of the main building on Eighth =
:. avenue and will be devoted to =
:. Industrial arts. =
!. Architects for Senator Gus- =
:. genheim have been back ana :
:. forth between Greeley and Den =
:. YER for the past few days and =
:. while Mr. Guegenheim has sig ..
:. nified his Willingness to devote =.
:. $4,000 for the erection of :.
:. new building. the Normal au- =
:. thorities are not as yet ready to =
:. state just what the cost OF the =.
:. new structure will be. :.
=. =. :. :. :. :. :. !. :. = :. :. = = = - =
The Greeley tribune., 1909-12-02
BUSTER BROWN SHOW
is VOTED A SUCCESS

Buster Brown was in town last
Saturday Through the efforts of
the Ramsay store management, the
youngsters of the city and many
grownups We're entertained with as
delightful bit of vaudeville as ever
delighted the heart of the average
theater goer. Buster ruas here and
with him was Tige. And Tige was
there with all sorts of tricks which
brought down the crowd in the spa
cious auditorium OIL the Unity church,
where the exhibition was given to d
packed house.
While no actual vote was taken
among the youngsters, from the de-
lighted expressions heard on every
side it is certain that the unanimous
vote would have been cast in favor
of another visit of Buster and Tige.
The Greeley tribune., 1909-12-02
SEVENTEEN WILL BE
GRADUATED AT THE
NORMAL NEXT WEEK
System of Graduation Inaugur-
ated at State Normal School

Carrying out the new plan which
has been inaugurated at the State
Normal school of graduating stu
dents at the end of each term, a
class of seventeen will receive their
diplomas on December 9 at the close
of the first term this year. There
are 250 in the senior class this year
and another class will be graduated
in the early spring. The remainder
will finish at the close of the school
year.
A number of the first class will
receive the Normal college diploma
and several will receive a master OF
arts degree. The Normal is con-
stantly receiving calls for teachers
from all over the state, which they
have not been able to fill this fall
The Greeley tribune., 1909-12-02
state Presentation

when District Attorney George
Carlson arose shortly after 10 O'Clock
tbjs morning to present the case NJ
hand for the state he said:
gentlemen of the jury. VIII
chow Won before the conclusion or
tbis cnse that the act of T. j. Lett
twich in shooting down young Aus
In wns without any proNocatioh
whatever. The state will show thaI
Austin was somewhat intoxicated,
but that he was not drunk and thal
whom he went to the front end OF
tbn ear with his uncle w. A. kiiey'
ho simply laid his hand on the BACK
The Greeley tribune., 1909-12-02
HIGHEST PRICE PAID
FOR AulT PROPERTY

y Ault, Nov. 30.-The highest :.
= price which has ever been paid !:
= for land about this town was :.
= expended the other day when ::
:: w. F. Ratekif of Greeley paid :.
= J. A. Jacobson of Lucerne $14,- =.
-" 600 for tifty-siX acres. There :.
= is a four-room cottage on the :.
:: land. Property about Ault has :.
= taken great strides within the !.
= past few months and everything i.
= indicates general era of pros :.
= perity about this portion of the :.
= county. Ault farmers have :.
= done we'll in the year past and :.
= everything is most encouraging :.
= for the future. The land which :.
" has been purchased by Mr.. :.
= Ratekif is among the most val :.
X liable tracts in this end of the =
= county. :.
= = !. + !. !. !. !. + !. !. !. + + !. i i
The Greeley tribune., 1909-12-02
TFsT1MONY OF WITNESSES FOR THE STATE WHO GO
ON THE STAND AND OTHER BIG FEATURES IN CASE

of the chair in which Mr.. Lettwlch
and his wife were sitting, and that
the defendant then and there ore"
his revolver and shot the young man
down.
1--WE will show that Austin ohly
said Goodbye old sport, we re go
ing to leave you.
eve will show that Leftwich sara
after he had shot, If the c. >
will not protect me | will protect
myself
ave will show that the shot was
fired almost as soon as Austln hau
arrived at the chair in when Lent
wich was sitting.
"Tha bullet is still in the young
mans body, lodged near his back
hone md for months he lay in pro
curious condition, We Will snow
finally that neither Riley nor AUSTIN
fauulGi the defendant,
The Greeley tribune., 1909-12-02
IMPORTANT ACTION
TAKEN AT MEETING
OF GREELEY RELIEF
lwenty-four Directors Named and Constitution
Drawn Up By Committee Is Adopted With
Few Minor Chanses--SmaI Crowd
Is Present at Important Session

1t small be present
at the meeting called for the purpose Of submitting the
by the committee appointed
a club banquet for that to the people
rejection The adopted
tors submitted +.
Houston who of
Casey the by
Lace that in
clergyman the be nof A
suggestion present NJ A. Houston
named in place the Houston
been active by
timabe work
! :: =: =
The Greeley tribune., 1909-12-02
FARMERS WILL OI.GANIZE
AN INSURANCE COMPANY

For the purpose of protecting the
farmers of this county from loss by
fire. an insurance company Will be
incorporated which will be known
as the Farmers Club Weld County
Protective association. IT is said to
be the first company organized un-
der the laws of 1909. About twenty
five farmers will incorporate the new
organization. All losses will be pro-
rated among the members.
The Greeley tribune., 1909-12-02
rnyufpS Bod

During the recent snow, eoNo'es
have become bold and are irequVhl
visitors at the farms throughout 'he
county. II. B. Orms. who lives near
Ault, killed three of the pests near
his kitchen door Coyote hunts are
being organized in different parts 'o'
the county.
The Greeley tribune., 1909-12-02
(NMENT
Is BIG GRANTS

3ilways of Mexico
Of $50, 900 (gold)
Is Christian Asso-
OF Mexico for its
The railroads
pntrolled by the
giant is in accord
VI railroad COM
Gr1ca. @nYch am-
some 100000
railroad Young
Psociations for the
along their lines.
Y thousand en-
pnal railway COM
Of Mexico, many
the United States.
by the S175.000
now being COM
shed. this will be
|hisOmest Associa-
be Latino A merican
d largest is being
Aires, and is in
Alnerlcan secretar-
ilroad associations
in Mexico seven
ahagers, many of
an experience and
the y NJ. C. A.,
ms SO different in
it impossible for
'eed in that coun-
the States. ror
we're not ready to
.atlons to provide
Oh mbers of the
ranches. however,
Z themselves. sent
'tarleS and DEM
aNSpHlutlOn could
Quoted in Mexico.
H. recently estab-
Ia has the patron
leut and occupies
nal Theater build
'ei is sponsor for
ontributor to its
, nhysica train
known here, has
Introduced by the
The Greeley tribune., 1909-12-02
rJD COUNTY'S
INSPECTION
I'll SYSTEMS
the Dealer Is rs
Is the Farmer
n Grade OF
built Rest
Both

to adopt Weld
potato inslec.
Lowell of Idaho
bout the county.
I Office of inspec-
any country anu
|most progressive
is necessary not
Kissing district but
kther agricultural
bme trouble along
Is, continued Mr..
| had some mixing
pes with what is
kade, but we hold
Lh responsible as
dealers have no
the blame on the
inferior grade of
\ care in selecting
llty is obviated.
khere ! have been,
host of the large
lets, the same sort
between producer
fault seems to lie
! the other entire
The Greeley tribune., 1909-12-02
, SUICIDE,
hL KNOWN HERE

IT aged 35, who !.
Flae in trinidad !.
|, week and whose !.
0,y the landlady !.
mouse Sunday I.
| Wen known in :.
| ne was employ !.
ne did not leave :.
\ January. While !.
P,e Is alleged to !.
|n domestic trou- !.
|,, zane ne here from !.
Jne time he left :.
taa,.ly TO Summit :.
rI,re they are at :.
'iua SAID that the :.
Iig ,'h caused Wis :.
a., ,,e by the lauda- :.
a,. was last seen =.
'on "'out 10 o'clock. :.
\" rol, employed in a :.
.o,, suouS store for :.
,'o,,'ns' His fam :.
40 oeen notified !.
= : = = :. + + i. !.
The Greeley tribune., 1909-12-02
AGE
ihNNL CONSENT

| 70. Because she
/ was necessary for
| 10 get her father,
/ consent before she
"lle OF John Camp
on Monday last.
e'ven, however. and
place in Lovelaud
The Greeley tribune., 1909-12-02
Defense states Case

Attorney Rhodes began with
peroration concerning the diplomacy
of Iaaying out alleged facts In the
statement of case. He said that
reftwlch is charged with assault
with o deadly weapon with intent TO
t.pI md as n second charge, assault
The Greeley tribune., 1909-12-02
PEANUTS and SMILE
BREAK INTO COUNTY
JAIL AT MEALTIME
Young Greek Decides That He Will
Live on the County for Time
and Is Locked Up

Gorgeously arrayed in pair of
livid gren trousers with necktie,
shirt and hat to match and with a
broad smile beaming through Il
weeks growth of beard. young
Greek. who says that his name is
George Peanuts. or words to that eff
feet, bombarded Deputy Sheriff Pet
erson and Patrolman Ahrens with
seven different languages in as many
minutes until he was locked up in
the county Jail.
Peanuts, be it known, is young
Greek with build like piano NOV
er and with the glow of health in
his cheek. but he says that he has
been unable to get work and so yes
terday afternoon, late in the day, he
started, grip in hand" for the coun-
ty Jail. He met Patrolman Ahrens
on the way and the officer escorted
Peanuts as far as the Jail door
Deputy Sheriff Peterson was call
ed. Peanuts had walked up to the
jail door and after depositing his
grip on the steps. thrust his hands
defiantly into his empty pockets.
pushed his hat back on his head and
with the eternal smile. about the
only thing he possesses. he says. in
the way of happy belongings, he
awaited the coming of the land
tSvpavep sl-is- = '.A.A-es . ess.-----.-
Deputy Sheriff Peterson and Ofi-
Ger Ahrens held a brief consultation.
Someone suggested that Peanuts was
drunk. someone else that he was
"dippy" and for time interest in
the Leftwich case was diverted be-
cause of the question of Peanuts
complaint. However. everything was
lovely when Peanuts himself Volun-
teered the information that mis-
stomach was empty" to quote liter
ally. and as he entered the hotel of
the county the smile beamed broad
er Emancipation of the hash that Is
sure to come three times day.
The Greeley tribune., 1909-12-02
DRAMATIC RECITAL
OF SALACl0US CASE
BEFORE Big CROWD
Jurymen Are Selected for Leftwich Trial and Im'
portani Case Is Started Sensational Claims
Are Made By Leftwich's Attorney In
Presentation to the Jury

of being one o fought
of Weld county and with every IN
of
with kill d. Austin man
court IN
the case for the George Carlson stated to
the assa
provooation Attorney L. Rhodes outlined in dramatic man
the defense re cialms ustn use
that Lefwieh dd not draw his reHf p
had then attempted only 10
shoot alleged to have cutehed his throat
FolowinC the he r. H. ozmont'
!: Frank Marshall c. Boyd Vanderip, C. e. Harris
] H. chandler Archie Bacon
: George Hodgson. and Chick Gnther
:. + : = = :: :