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The San Francisco call., 1909-03-13

GENTLEMAN Of good habits. good business anil
ity. with money making propcsi tlon, eoins
to attend Seattle exposition. would IKE 20
meet respectable lady about 20 years 70 ss-
slst and companion with view 70 matrinony-
In answering. give full particulars. Box So'<'
Cali office. Oakland.
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-13
ATTORNEYS

ATTORNEYS
AA-DIVORCE: Costs. ST.; quick; quiet; advice
free: charge unless successful: title to real
estate restored; bankruptcy. prObatinE OF es-
tates general practice. 1O3S Market st. T L.
ADVICE free; divorce costs Sl2; quick and
quiet; titles restored S35; collections damages,
labor liens; all cases Room co., Westbank
bldg. $50 Market. Open evenings.
Divorce laws. annulments, damages. estates;
consultation free ell legal matters; open evgs
94S Market st. cor. Mason, room 3O9
COMPLETE divorce for S32 including all costs;
reliable lawyer, i22 Market ST. room 81
CHAS. A. SMITH. attorney st law. rooms 1867
Cali building. Phone kearny sG5S.
LANGAN & MENDENIIALL, 20i BACON build
ing, Oakland. Phone Oakland 1431
NATIONAL Law and Collection Co. 6Oi 602
Cochran bldg, POI Kearny st. Phone Kry. 2o93
HARRIS & HESS. attorneys at law; W. T. Hess.
notary public. Room 1112. Call building.
L. S. CLARK. attorney at law. s51 Jackson ST..
Oakland. Consultation free: open evenings
The Greeley tribune., 1909-08-05
MAN HURLED
UNDER WAGON
JACK SCHOONONER HAS RlBs
FRACTURED
SMALL BOYS UNlNJURED
Frightened Team nj Eaton creates
Excitement When Driver Goes
Under the Wagon Which l.
Turned Oyer-Iniurie>
Are Not Fatal

Jack Schoonover the well-known
farm owner and spud buyer of Eaton
was hurled from a beet wagon at
Tuesday morning in a spectacular
runaway and sustained three broken
ribs besides numerous scratches and
bruises. His two little sons, aged
1 and 8, who were with him, were
also thrown from the vehicle but
escaped uninjured Wagon and
horses piled up in the street, the
wagon turning completely over and
pinioned one horse on its back.
With an empty wagon Schoonover
was driving through town when the
horses became frightened at a con-
crete machine which is putting in
Schoonover is powertu
| an and was wrestling successfully
with the animals when he thought
he could get better hold by getting
OFF the seat. In making the change
he slipped and fell. He was thrown
to the ground and the wagon passed
over one arm but did not break the
limb. The youngsters. who were
n ickly thrown, alighted safely. The
accident happened in front OF the
Blanchard residence and the injured
man was taken into the house and
received medical attendance
The Greeley tribune., 1909-08-05
SHERIFF WINS IN
FIGHT FOR COOPER
STARTS HOME WITH PRISONER
Cooper Is Wanted for Grand Larceny
In Greeley

Cooper is ready. Wire me 5000.
Will start home today."-Ben Flor
ance.
The above telegram was received
from Sheriff Ben Florance today and
tells that his long fight to secure
Frank Cooper's return to Greeley on
a grand larceny and a statutory
charge has been successful. Sheriff
Florance has spent almost month
on the northern side OF the Canadian
line. having been opposed by the
Canadian officers and habeas corpus
proceedings brought by Cooper. 1t
was necessary to send here for a COPY
of the Colorado statutes before the
prisoner was surrendered. The trial
of the habeas corpus came up in a
Canadian court yesterday.
Cooper is charged with stealing
a span of horses from Sam Killham
for whom he worked a few months
ago. Killham lives about seven
miles northeast of Greeley. Follow.
ing the theft of the horses and the
committal of the crime for which
the statutory charge was brought
Cooper fed to Canada The sherif
has fought with bulldog determine
tion to regain his prisoner. He will
start home with him today and will
arrive in Greeley Sunday or Monday
The Greeley tribune., 1909-08-05
But One Arrest Thursday

No holdup, no robbery. no rowdy-
ism and not one single drunken man
arrested is the creditable record made
by the city of Greeley in entertaining
the great Ringing Brothers circus
yesterday and when it is considered
that 10000 people came to the city
and it was generally considered a
holiday, this record is most remark
able. Not another city in the coun-
try can boast of being such a we'll
behaved host.
A man giving the name of James
Robinson was arrested by the sher-
ifs forces and held until this morn
ing on suspicion of being a pick
pocket. He had been selling lemon
ade at the circus grounds, but was
not known by the circus special offi-
Ger. That was the only arrest made
Ringing Brothers came up to the
Lress agents glowing notices and
5000 crowds greeted each perform
ance. Nuf sed.
The Greeley tribune., 1909-08-05
THROAT is SLAsHED AMI HEAD
BLOWN OFF
WAS A Nan Of IIsTERy
Game. to Campbell Ranch Kear Carr
Only Few Days AsD end His
Relatives Are Uaknofn-
Body Ia Brought j.
Greeley

Grimly determined to ed his life
at any cost. William Hold@ antase-
titled further than by the mime he
had scribbled on . small slip of
paper. slashed his throat from ear
to ear with the small blade of q
penknife and this failing to bring
about the. end he desired blew the
side of his head of with a shotgun
he had borrowed from a small boy
at the Campbell ranch four miles
southwest of Carr yesterday after
noon. Following an investigation by
Coroner T. G. Macy the body Of the
unfortunate man was brought to the
Macy undertaking establishment in
this city. where it is being held for
further Identification.
But little is known OF the suicide.
He came to the Campbell ranch q
few days ago and sought employ
ment. He appeared to be- melan-
choly. Yesterday at about 2 O'Clock
he left the men working in the field
and went to the house A few mo-
ments later a shot was heard and
when the others arrived at The house
they discovered the slashed and mu-
tLated body lying upon the floor.
Unless relatives are heard rom With
In two days, burial will he made
mere. There was no paper Giving the
location of the mans homo
The Greeley tribune., 1909-08-05
LIQUOR IS SOLD
AT CITY LIMITS
MANY SHIPMENTS RECEIVED
Intoxicants Become Accessible to
Boys and Girls

With the shooting OF Frank TUCK
early Wednesday morning as the re-
suit of a drinking bout and an in
creasing number of drunken revelers
about the streets during the past
week, interest in the nquor business
has been aroused in official circles
and an investigation is to be made
as to the methods of bringing in
toxicating liquor into the city and
in some manner intoxicants have be-
come accessible to mere boys and
girls and the situation is suIn as to
demand immediate action.
Since the refusal of a local bank
TO handle drafts and bills or lading,
the shipment of liquor into Greeley
has been taken up by private par
ties. they receiving the bills of lading
and the drafts and handling them
for persons receiving the liquor. 1t
is stated on creditable authority that
more than score of persons are
handling liquor into Greeley.
1t is not believed that blind tig-
ers are Deln8 operated extensively
in the city limits. but it is stated that
Immediately on the outskirts there
are designated places where at GER
tain hours of the evening the liquor
ia brought in bottles and sold. 1t is
taken to the place in livery rig and
by previous arrangement those de-
string to invest in little of the "oil
of joy may do so by paying about
two prices for it. An effort is to be
made to apprehend those who are
guilty of disposing of liquor in this
way.
Many shipments are sent to citi-
zens. but in most cases these ship
ments are bottled beer for family
use.
The Greeley tribune., 1909-08-05
FUNERAL Is
HELD THIS AFTERNOON
(Eaton Specially J

The funeral services of Mrs. Mi
randa Shoemaker were held this af
ternoon from the Baptist church.
Rev. E. Payne Officiating. A large
concourse of friends and relatives
followed the body to it's last resting
place.
Deceased was 70 years OF age and
has made her home here for a num-
Der OF years. She died Friday at
the home of her daughter, Mrs.
George Williams. of the Wyatt dis
trict. She was native of New
YORK state. She is survived by two
daughters. Mrs. Thomas McWilliams
and Mrs. George Williams, who live
here, daughter in Cheney, Kan.
and another in indian territory. She
has two sons living in Oklahoma.
The Greeley tribune., 1909-08-05
Family Facing Want

No word has been received from
Philip oster. who disappeared from
his home near LaSale one week ago.
1t is believed he may have gone to
South Dakota.
According to residents NJ Heebe
Draw the Oster family is facinR ac-
t"al want and were it not. fortunate-
~ the garden time of year. the fam
liy would be compelled to ask the
county FOR aid. Mrs oster is almost
irahtic from grief and despair and
unable to do anything to heln sup-
pert her children. The task has de.
VOWED on the Oldest boy.
me osters came here rom Da-
na,a. Tota. 1t is generally believed that
oster has returned to that state II
ne IS ailve. Mrs. Oster avs that
Ter husband has abseuted himself
nom nome before, and wa. avay
once for period of twelve months.
The Greeley tribune., 1909-08-05
INSTITUTE OPENS AT SCHOOL
NEAT MONDAY
AN INTERESTING PlOeRAI
Promineat Speakers viii Discuss
Topics During the Ten Asays the
PrOMlneat Edlucot0ex
VIII Attead

The State Normal Institute OF thl
aseonA district. Including Boulder
Larimer. Jackson and Weld counties
convened in Greeley August 2 e
l3.
The sessions will be held ut the
State Normal school. Lectures will
be given during the Institute BY
state Superintendent katherine NJ
Cook. w. r. Callicotte of the Bureau
of Child aud Animal Protection on
Humane Education. and Prof. C.
Valentine Kirby will give . humor-
Gus chalk talk. Following IL the
daily program 1t the Normal:
S:15. History. DR.. Roberts.
500. Opening Exercises.
9:15. Primary Methods. Miss Fos-
ter; Geography, Mr.. Gordon.
9:55, Arithmetic. Mr.. Momyer.
1925, Recess
10:45. Civics. DIR. Roberts: Art.
Mr.. Kirby.
11:25. Grammar. Mr.. Momyer;
Physiology. Mr.. Kirby.
1900. Noon lntermission.
1870. Psychology and Pedagogy,
DR.. Roberts
2:1O, Reading. Mr.. Gordon; Ele-
mentary Agriculture. Mr.. Kirby.
1850, Primary Methods. Miss Fos-
ter; Science, Mr.. Gordon.
$3.50. Manual Training. Mr.. Kirby !;
School Law, Mr.. Momyer.
4:10. Dismissal.
The Greeley tribune., 1909-08-05
Running Re.ervoir Water

Reservoir water will be run as
soon as seventy-five rights are called
Tor. III, however. there is ditch water
when reservoir water is called for.
less number of rights may be run
with the approval OF the general
superintendent Call for your water
when you want it and we will try to
deliver it. There will be eleven
days run per right from the Cache
Id foudre Reservoir. eleven and
one-half days from the Fossil Creek
RESERVOIR, and seventeen days from
the Windsor Reservoir. We are
collecting per right for running an
follows:
The Cache la Poudre Reser-
MI ''"...., $11.0O
The Fossil Creek Reservoir 11.hO
The Windsor Reservoir ~ 0O
riease pay these charges as earJy
AZ convenient, so that when Won cal,
tor the water the books of the COM
pany VIII show that you are entitled
to It.
All orders to the ditch riders
must De IN writing. Persons draw
,hs through laterals having super-
ihtehdents must place all orders
with the lateral superintendents
When there is no superintendent
verbal written or telephone orders
VIII ne received at the office All
o,uers must reach the office before I
o'ocK p IN. of the day on which
.he water is ordered from the reser-
voir' The office will be open on sun.
a"ys rom ~ a m until p. m.
by order OF the Board n, D,r,o
tors. vi D'rec-
THE NEW CACHE LA pornp pr
IRRIGATING CO.,
r.. s. PlNNEY, Secretary
The Greeley tribune., 1909-08-05
a FORT LUPToN WOMAN
TO UNDERGO OPERATION
ort Lupton Special

mrs' Albert Tossorow. life NJ a
meii-known WEI citizen of For, I.upton
was y taken to st. Josephs b,.rital In
viii, MD ens hrS' OF the week. sne
WIN mua undergo critical alton.
s,th WIS n. l., Clock has taken her
ah,a % PACK to Iowa as he was nm
ao'e 10 liVe in this altitude The old
een,,einan 81 a was quite i'll at the time
rNuo but few days. :" WV
The Greeley tribune., 1909-08-05

their own to continue the journey
home; and today Barber. harnessing
the same unruly team to the bor-
rowed vehicle. started to return the
buggy He tied the team to fence
post in front of the Anderson resi-
dence and once more the barking
dog sought the limelight.
At sight OF the dog the team jerk
ed up the fence post and departed
with it in the greatest haste. They
succeeded in breaking the tongue out
of the wagon before they were stop
ped The Barbers are about con-
yinced that troubles never come sim
gly They are the people who were
so nearly drowned on the Fourth OF
July while trying to ford the Thomp-
son near Loveland.
The Greeley tribune., 1909-08-05

lDlS. l'ai oSi, Wa"
escaped without injury, p
her clothes torn from hef.
Mr.. and Mrs. Barber wefe
from Greeley to their ranch
the Hazelton district and I Ter
site Eric Anderson's place
dog began barking. The tsF II
lily got beyond control ID h
for a quarter of a mile baGoi
ping. In the mad race pr
came off, and the double t.
The buggy was practically
ished.
And the end of the stoi
yet,
The Andersons were hdIr
the accident for which they 4
they were in measure res
and they rendered all p0f
sistance to the unfortunat
They finally loaned them . b
The Greeley tribune., 1909-08-05
cnIlpREN WAo ARE slckl.

Mothers who value their own comfort and tho
MeIare 81 their children, should never be without
ooA OF Mother Gray's Sweet Powders for Children
Lor use the season. They Break n Colds
cure Feverishness, Constipation, Teething Dis
3s1eps, 1%a,, Mesdache @ and Stomach Troubles. THESE
Soc Don't accept any substitute. A. trial packape
WI oe sent FREE to any mother who will address
Aien y. Olmsted, Le Roy, n. \.
The Greeley tribune., 1909-08-05
breeding Ewes For 81.

PARTIES do,iri VI SAC
ing ewaa ues'ring to puychase breed
ad ed emeS, eve whether Mexican or grad
the th, ' are invited to correspond with
Luis, Colo. gun, San
The Greeley tribune., 1909-08-05
Get Free
Lands While
You Can
BIG HORN BASIN

BIG HORN BASIN
The government has lust opened
to homestead $4,000 acres more
OF irrigated land surrounding tho
new towns of Powell and Car
land. Wyoming This is absolutely
one of the best chances in the
country.
A NEW $40 ACRE HOME.
STEAD LAW
Three million acres OF free home.
stead land In eastern Wyoming
You simply pay the government
hliug fees and get the land free.
SUN RIVER MONTANA PROJECT
2O4 farms OF from 40 to 100 acres
each are now supplied with water
by the government and ready to
homestead.
the JUDITH BASIN COUNTRY
Between Billings and Great Falls
10 An immense stretch of rich,
level land. 1t produces enormous
yields OF all of the cereals, vege-
tables and many varieties of fruit
HsEhead ladisn Reservation, Montana
Spskane lndi,R Reservation. Washing ston
Coues d Asns ladiaN Reservation, Idaho
Register, July Is to August 5. at
kalispell or AAissoula for the Flat
head lands, at Spokane for the
Spokane lands. and at Coeur
d'Alene for the Occur d'Alene
lands. Considerably more than
half q million acres of good og-
ricultural land will be opened for
settlement under the homestead
laws. Drawing begins August g..
1903.
Write me
~. U. RANDEL, Agt.
LAndscekerx' lnfOr-
nation Bureau.
70l l7th st., Denver
The Greeley tribune., 1909-08-05
CONTEST NOT
Department Of his5
Denver, "

4 Sumct,o",hisd
been filed in ,,sr..iin]
"ceStntestant,; COZ u osi1
i,p Np' W, Sec!''SStlh Sc!
kK9innnie k9nEfi Nelss9,sn.:
ASST asstS Florence nee / n
acre 400, q" eith..slii iisTs
or town '. notified
hhssgr hsggVsy evidence !. u'' 11Ia {
% %SS q. So,s'q'Shss 'hs sf;e!ssiiia !;
P,fG6Iittd PGIi2Isd 81 EstaTtssss aTss i.
Colorado ,tapdislIH ID
noIRth 4 facts sserrsGon,
|. diGen.cse ss pmf'a,ds,I,
Sdl% Ss55sa Sa5lsops1 .91'a 1S'a'Sl'd
'Tr rIr,, gs,s'iiss's''a y.
ii, 1902
The Greeley tribune., 1909-08-05
BRIDE DRAGGED BY MAD
TEAM RUNAWAY HORSES
Mrs. Earl Barber lis Stripped Of Clothing but I'
Not Badly Iniutsd Team Later Runs Away
with Neithbor's Fence. Nemesis
Seems Atsr the Bridal Pair

NJ, Earl Rarber bride of months, thrown from a
and draooed for m distance Thursday afternoon, when the
- ,e frobten~dIata barking dog and became unmauage
able Barber who Fyns was thrown on ne oussy Out
escaped without injury pt Mrs Barber hao Que ankle '"'s' anu
her clothes from het
The Greeley tribune., 1909-08-05

s'N'' of csis
The ,s peop,.
to LotIs' 81
nnee,,!., NM
ae,l, ,, Medis
augusta
GreetInv,
to Whereas. ,l,s Is
IN the S,.unty
faid Rnnnll.o ll.ot'iiss' ~
a, an,en,nett nett and
chr,,aaw'a Ivy and
hna,,Islopher
den,sy den, you and p
'eNts N OF tia
ease sas p,royisicossss
o,. %, Court dui,
are hereby ~
OF writing
tonLdan M and Iessts'
sop9er sop,t L.amSf
iIsn.l,s. ihe 18th !. day
,,i also Gerrit ins
an StIa Lambr.s
5aIl ann and Ia
dent was. a, .
ot..,,l OF .G,,oloradso,;
Sording TO
begaeathed Ss
and ..ri,geu figures Il
FIRST iH
ai are paid and
IIgeath and
C.lristopher ~
1lW 5me West hsii
Quarter !! tNEs
township on.
sin, SIN ,66l West
with all the
ments thereof.
ni water right
ing ditch.
son August
Sgbject 10 a
after mentIos
erlhed real d,
rast Quarter
quarter CNwl
township 0ne
West OF the d
east Quarter
quarter Y tNwY
township 0nt
SiNty-siX iss
together with
on also all
Allsebrook Dj,
referred to h
/ christopher
son, Henry a
one THOUSAND
of failure or
to said Henri
named eighty
gu uf the pru
| lanhrecht. is
Dollars &leNl
to he equally E
sons and ,hrN
SECOND N
| Henrietta LAM
bequeatil and
scribed real d
| Half tShl Of
| SEQ Sectiol
| Township Two
six t66J Wes,
eighty acres
with all builG
! thereon located
/ inches water i
eating Ditch
/ t2hp shares 4
| the Fort Lupia
| Reservoir Cor
THIRD, To
/ McC,in, | herd
| ing real estate
tNLl OF the ID
of section Thin
Two t2) North
West Of the NJ
1 al the buildiN
ncuts thereon.
inches OF wats
lrriEatiug Did
and one-half {.
tai stock Of I
Line Ditch and
FOURTH. I'd
nett / herein |
following real
South Nat ~
Quarter tSWS
tal> Township
SiNty-SiX tssl
being eighty
Eether with all
uents thereon,
gnuital stock 4
Ditch Company.
All the foree
onted In the coi
og Colorado
And further
sixth paragraN
ally FOR Gerrit
Henry c laml
cntll, eighth
said will states
'SEv ENTH.
Eaiider of New
ready received
1 hereby glye,
II Two tsl Doll
expressly that
utuistrators CIV
der any share
EIGHTH. II |
,iarie4 mention
with the divislc
win and teslan
action to set
said beneficiary
then not be al
EITHER REAL |
FRTN but h,"i
be sold and
shall be equal
remaining eenss "
To-. excepting @
ts2.0ON which /
dissatisfied bend
as The case MAY
NINTH. It NJ
debts and liapll9
mn personal pl1a
,lfe possessed II
rdlIal shares OF !
,i.igd between .m]
daughters nrH i
strument. -. n
In the tenth "
ed Henry c; Y
iudwig LAM pl,l pnu|
,,NI without oon|
rucr wills. r.,.I
You are n he,sII al
pruear before ~ ~
Gn,Irt room u 4
GTrgglley. in the \
STATE ot Colcrs,u,' !,
,grust. 4 D. y
The Greeley tribune., 1909-08-05
kEMAaERER 4 GORDON
~ years chanp3on Livestock and
Farm Auc4joooors q Northern
Coooe0do
For q years I've carried the
Championship
Parties whining sales call OIL the
right party

100 feet fruit, corner 6th-av. and lsth-st'
80 acres choice farm land, ~ miles
southeast La Sale: SO acres in altaI-
ia, balance in grain and beets. Plenty
water, fair improvements, good well
Corner lot 5Ox9O, 7th-av. aud llth-s''
Modern residence.
Office at 70l 1lth strset. Phone Weia
244. Gordon residence 1419 9th avenue
The Greeley tribune., 1909-08-05
NOTICE OF ADJUSTMENT DAY,

Estate OF John johnson. deceased
ponssd ahs y Ike ssse
John johnson, late Of the. county Of We'd
IN the state Of Colorado. deceased. herepy hnrs
the County Court oi said. Weld County, at at
the COURT House In Greeley. in said nn, coun.
y. on Monday. the 18th day ot sePtlenk Pcloe k
:. m, oi ssid day. It which time all persons as
having. claims Again.t said estate ,he are
notisi oPS rsGus1ts.d to stssRa tsanstea. % All
persons Indebted TO said estate are re-
9uested 70. make immediate payment W
Dated At 6resiey. Colorado. this 18th
'.' o' 'u''' Al Nary Il. JOHNSON.
Adninistratrix of the estate OF Johh
johnson, deceased.
Emil b. Hatch, Attorney. .,
First publication July i4th. 1909; '"s'
publication August 18th. 1909.
The Morning examiner. [volume] (Ogden, Utah) 1904-1910, 1909-05-23
ARMY OFFICERS
ENTERTAIN FAKE

New York, May 22--Unable to find
the name Of Major A. c. T. Bertis- Nc
Greal In the British army register of
hcers of the United States army STA.
toned at Governors Island. believe
today that they have been paying high
honors to an umbrella salesman.
Several days ago, a tall. disting.
uished-looking man, with a monocIe
and heavy British accent. presented
himself at the headquarters of the De-
partment of the East on Governors
Island and asked for the officer of the
day. Lieutenant Janey. of the Twelfth
infantry The strangers card. be.
sides his name. carried the legend that
he was commander of the Seventh
Dragons of the British army. station.
ed at Canterbury. He said he was
stopping at the Hotel Knickerbocker
with his secretary and a chauffeur
and had a high-powcr car with him
He also said he was accompanied by
a commander, Major Banks Of the
Royal Navy, who was inspecting tho
Brooklyn navy yard
Major Bertls McGreaI was warrIv
received by the army officers and for
several days was extensively enter.
tanned. Major John s Mallory of tbe
Twelfth. and Captain Halstea.l.Dor,~
who Is General Woods aide. gave him
The Morning examiner. [volume] (Ogden, Utah) 1904-1910, 1909-05-23
SURPRISE PARTY.

Misses Ivy Cleghorn and Charlotte
Wetzel. members of the Weber Aca-
DENY faculty, we're the inspiration of
q delightful surprise party given by
Mrs CarStcnson, Monday night, at her
home 1865 Monroe avenue. The home
was ga!ly decorated in purple and
white, the Weber academy colors. The
archway between the two parlors was
Jraped with the Weber Academy flag.
and the walls were adorned with pen
nants. Crepe paper streamcrs IN the
prevailing colors were festooned from
the corners of the rooms. to the chan
dellers, and quantities OF purple lilacs
were used throughout the house, and
on the tables The refreshments were
dainty in every detail and harmonized
with the color scheme. The hostess
was assisted in the dining room by
Merle Anderson and Miss Leone Eng
strom. who also served punch In a
unique peanut game, prizes were won
by Miss Cleghorn and Ed. Peterson.
Those present to greet the honor
guests were Misses Marion Belnap.
Eva Farr, Zina Larkin, Blanche Green
well, Minnie Brown, Florence Carst-
enson. Leone Engstrom: Messrs.
Henry Anderson. Guy Clark. Alma
Larlsln. Richard West, Moroni Olsen.
Ed. Peterson. G. l.. Spangenberg, Alma
Lindsay, Bryant Jacobs.