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The Greeley tribune., 1909-09-02
PUBLIC TRUSTEES SALE

whereas, 4: N. Fisher. did by his GER
isoS; and and recorded April 18th. 1905. In
County Clerk and Recorder OF Weld
SSonnty. : Colorado. convey to the Public
dasnr;S dIrustee OF said county. the following
part OF lots numbered Three CD and
-Four to In the North Half (N1s) Of
the NSrtheast Quarter tNEA) OF Sec
North OF Range Sixty t65) West
OF the 6th p. NJ. of the Subdivision
OF ne lands made by The Union Colony
for public highway on the West aida
of said Lot Four "a:
hnc.udihg only those parts OF said
upon the south and West side of the
Cache Ia Poudre river, containing 1--WE
,y.ter vo, acrGs res more or less. together with
colony OF Colorado, in trust to secure
one principal promissory note dated
np't! OF E!awarj u,ni tsoS, payable to the order
year after date with interest therenn
a. the rate of 10 per cent per annum
iroI, aate payable semi annually.
Ana, Whereas, default has been inndo
nv shld srantor In said Deed OF Trust
IN IN the performance OF the covenants
ana conditions imposed upon bin, hy
tn tne Terms OF said trust deed in this,
Wit: that said grantor has failed
and 40 pax aSe SAID in,ar principal note when due
aha ana dhe Whereat interest due April 12th 1903
the Indebtedness represented bv said
note not, has tiied with the underslynea
the Public Trustee of Weld Conntv
Colorado notice and demand in Wri;;
inR, declaring said default and eiert
lns 10 declare the whole indebt tcdnee.
represented by said note and tho intar'
est thereon to date OF sale due and nv
aple ana demanding the snIe or 90,
land under said trust deed. '"'o
NOW Therefore, notice is hereby Civ
ti that' pursuant to said notice eiec-
tion and demand, and under and H.,
virtue OF the authority vested in mo ~.
shiu trust deed and the law, / u "
Ailer, Public Trustee OF said waIt
county, VIII sell the above descriha1
iand Tor cash at public auction Ia tba
niIshest bidder at the East front door
3I I the Court House in the Countv ~
WE'D In the State of Colorado on M,n
day; the 27th day of Septombcr Iana
AZ ~ o'clock In the forenoon Tar tn,..
purpose of paying said note the In tu
usn ,, hnn expenses of this sale ma I
VIII give to the purchaser thereof a
1;Hdrtl,hcate ,;;da OF Purchase therefor as proa
18th. 1909 august
4. W. ALLEN Pubic Trustee
r, Weld Couuty. CoIoraJo
FIRST publication in tho Groni ru4'
Tribune August Goth. 1903. /, Hroeiey ~
hcatioh September 2srd 1908 pup
The Greeley tribune., 1909-09-02

Since Herbert Myrick. a pioneer o'
the ,70.s at Fort Collins and dreeleS'
went east he has acquired numerous
tit,es in what is now his home city at
snrin ngAeld. Mass, but he hash lol
one moment forgotten the Garner uas
in northern Colorado and Wnvh "'
found himself in Nebraska on Ihurs-
dav morning. he completed the trlp
and was Greeley and Fort Comm
visitor on Friday before TAKING ms
train for the east.
Mr.. Myrick is now president OF the
Orange Judd company. editor OF the
orange Judd Farmer president OF IN.
PHELPS Publishing company, editor oi
Farm and Home. publisher OF the poou
housekeeping magazine and preslueht
OF the National League OF industrial
Education. ,..t.,.r
Mr.. Myrick has many interesting
stories 10 relate OF the earlier days OF
greeley. He says he came to Greeley
In 1874 and has watched the growth
of this district carefully ever since.
MS papcrs have helped in the develop
ment OF farming districts all over the
country. but Mr.. Myrick sun retains
his personal interest in northern Ceio-
rado and his novel Cache la PouaFe
has had great circulation ana is nas'u
The Greeley tribune., 1909-09-02
EASTERN FARM EDlTOR fA1o
GREELEY A VISIT
Herbert Myrick Pays Warm Tribute to Capa0'i'y u
Couutys School Superintendent

-, ,s,pIs and environment In t'is d'S-
tricJ , s,,s,r beet
owes much to the valuable lht'I '.', i''"-
lion furnished by the ialn'lhs Pn'iP}Jt,.
edited by Mr.. Myriok. Lhe s'aI',,,s -
and prosperity OF this secton s"""S w.
what irrigation can do said MI M'
rick yesterday.
In speaking OF the school worN "
witch he is Interested Mr. Myric'' pald
a high compliment to SuIerlnIeh'u.st,,,t, ~,
l.. II. Harrison Of the Weld county
schools. ..-,- eds
MIR. Harrison" said Mr.. MyrieN' s
a man rarely qualified for the position
he Nils He is in thorough sympathy
with and has a detailed know ease vt
the needs OF the rural schools ne
realizes the possibilities OF the sehoo1s
and knows how to get the most out 't
chem. Mr. Harrison believes IN of1ns-
ing the school into closer relation win
tbs home and the things Of the nome
and that is exactly what the Nalenal
League ot Industrial Education is also
aiming To do. 90.
Mir. Myrick is also The editor OF cur
rent Events. publication designed 10
bc a connecting link between the home
and the school and which NILS the pur-
pose admirably.
The Greeley tribune., 1909-09-02
BE FAIR, MIR. RAY

Judging by a S-column roast prih'
cipally on senator CLAYTON of this city
in the last issue Of the Windsor Pou-
dre Valley, the senator has refused to
be bled further by that sheet. For
eight years past the Poudre Valley has
lauded Senator Clayton in season and
out. and it was quite a surprise to
those inside the circle to note its re-
cent change of attitude. beginning
about the first of this year.
The article in question Is too long to
reproduce. but it accuses Mr. Clayton
either directly or by implication, with
all the crimes in the calendar except
murder, besides teeming with personal
abuse.
Mr Claytons relations with the
Greeley Tribune have been somewhat
strained the past few months because
of a difference of opinion upon the
Denver-Laramie subject. and the SEN
newspaper here to do up the Tribune
We make this preface to what follows
in order that our readers may under
stand that this editorial is not inspired
by Mr.. Claytons personal friendship.
We want to brand the Poudre Valley
unmerited. In the years which We
have spent In Greeley we have never
heard word against Senator Clayton's
career as a senator, and we do know
that by those of both parties who do
their own thinking he is conceded to
be the most able and the most useful
senator that Weld county ever had,
and that his influence at the state cap
itol is largely responsible for the size
of the appropriations accorded the
State Normal. There are a whole lot
of Greeley Republicans who have been
kicking themselves for their part in
his defeat last fail, too.
Mr. Clayton, as a business man, has
done perhaps more for the good of the
community with his various enterprises
that he has realized from these ven.
lures himself. and If he has made 6
profit from them, he is certainly en-.
titled to it. His connection with tn,
Denver-Laramie is open and above
board, and is certainly legitimate. Lik,
any other business proposition. he an,
his associates are entitled and justifie,
in asking of the public everything the,
want and it is up to us as a city t.
say whether we are willing to gran
their requests, wholly or in part. Thi
same proposition comes up from som
corporation or individual in one shap
or another every council meeting. Th
fact that we did not see fit to tur
the streets of the city over to tn
Denver-Laramie practically without re
The Greeley tribune., 1909-09-02
NOTICE THE FLOWERS
See How They Help to Make Greeley citv of Homes in
Every Sense of the Word

Have you noticed the beautiful flow
er gardens of Greeley?
OF course you have. If you have
stopped to think of 1t, but sometimes
we become SO accustomed to the many
things which help to make this one
of the most desirable home towns,
that we fail to appreciate the beauties,
unless we are reminded occasionally.
Scattered throughout the well-kept
grounds of Greeley homes, are flower
Ing shrubs of all descriptions. and
some where about the grounds Is a
corner where are grown the favorite
flowers of the family.
This is true. not only at the hand
some homes on the hill. but also at
the hundreds of comfortable places and
modest cottages which go to make UP
the city.
Sweet pea hedges are found at prac-
tically every home and are satisfac-
tory because Of their profusion OF
blossoms till frost.
There are many rose gardens In
The Greeley tribune., 1909-09-02
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:: TOMORROW THE FAIR ).

Tomorrow it is the fair. The big
gest, best and brightest exposition
let us hope-and it is indicated that
this will be true-that Weld county
has ever seen. This fair is primarily
for the farmer. First of all it Las
been planned for his benefit. Not
only is the effort directed towards
the making of big splurge", but it
is designed to knit the interests of
the farmers more closely together.
AS neighbors the farmers have
proudly exhibited the products of
their fields and pastures to their
neighbor on the next farm. This
brought about mutual understand
ing of each and aroused greater in
terest in the producing. Tomorrow
there will be whole lot of neigh
bors exhibiting their products over
the back fences at the county fair
and we hope that these will in an
hundredfold increase the mutual in.
terest taken by the people of the ag.
ricultural community.
Almost every person in Greeley Is
interested to greater or lesser ex.
tent in the agricultural sections
Many are investors-some are re-
tired farmers and many more are
The Greeley tribune., 1909-09-02
Eaton schools opene., Monday

Eaton. August sO.--The Eaton pub
lie grade schools opened today with the
following teachers in charge: Sophia
yoselar OF Denver. nrst grade; Eta
Gross Of Greeley. second grade; Angus
ia Nettleton. Eaton. third grade; Anita
poherty. Eaton. fourth grade: Isabel
Wilson, Eaton. fifth grade; Alma Md
gette, Eaton, sixth grade: Florence
Barney, Fort Collins, seventh grade;
Professor McGrath. principal OF WASH
ington building and eight grade. Jane
Twomey OF Greeley. music: Florence
Marion of Denver. music an. art.
The High school will be a couple OF
weeks later starting. The faculty
members are Bertha Brooks. science
and mathematics; Carrie Clark. latin
and history: Faith skinner English
and German: H. Il. Black. principal of
the Ward building, manager of gym
nasium and teacher of elective sub
tects which will be introduced.
At noon today II was impossible to
give any figures on the enrolment.
but the reports will undoubtedly show
a considerable increase over last year.
The Eaton schools rank third In the
county. Greeley being first and Wind
second.
The delay in getting high school
work under way is due to the fact that
the handsome. new high school build
ing with its fine gymnasium and la bor-
atorics will not be ready for occupancy
for the next ten days.
The Greeley tribune., 1909-09-02

Greeley, where choice varieties bloom
curing the summer months. No flow
er garden seems complete now without
collection of dahlias. which are so
tail and stately and so rich in color.
ings. 'i
cosmos, with their delicate flowers
ana Golden Glow each have their cor
ner and add to the attractiveness Of
the garden. Vi
There are always the old fashioned
iaVorites, many of which were found
IN your srandmother's garden bacL
east spicy pinks. marigolds, beautif,1l
iall asters and the many hued YER.
benas. There is usually bed of giddv
| california poppies some place In the
yaro and everyone has few nastur
NO housewife has too many cares
ana no business man is too busy IN
| oevote little time to the cultivation
OF these flower gardens and this is
one OF the great reasons that Greeley
presents such an attractive appear,
ance. fNu"'
The Greeley tribune., 1909-09-02
:. COST OF LIVING :.
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While we are not too far from the
subject of the higher cost of living
there are one or two facts which
may be mentioned in connection with
fundamental causes. Obviously there
are too few people producing the
fundamental necessities OF life. Peo-
pie have been leaving the farms be-
cause the farms were not attractive
enough to hold them. It is entirely
possible to make the farms attra ctive
Much has been accomplished in Weld
county and throughout the agricul-
tural districts of Colorado. Blu.
much more can be done.
1t should be the aim Of a nation
big enough to see the need to pro-
vide more attractive environments
for the farmer. A consolidated rural
school that will teach the farm chill
dren how to live we'll on farm is
one beacon light of hope. The man
who has lived in the city and has
Il owed to the farm, is another one OF
the very good influences for better
ing conditions on the farms. The
movement to relieve the farmers OF
the unjust tolls of commission mer-
chants is another step in the right
direction.
The Greeley tribune., 1909-09-02
L. R. FORD, Traffic Manager, B
SUMMONS


State OF Colorado, County OF Weld, 5. $.
In the County Court
A. w. Ferguson. Plaintiff SUM.
J. w. vanderpool. Defsnd.nt> "oN7
The people OF the State Of Colorado to
:: w: y33asdss1R0o!' 3ss.n190' the defendant A'o'e
F.IH; You a.. 'ssssiba hsrsby required to appear in
.p .ction br0usht i :K,iqss ;s you ,tSyunhg BY 1hS
Court oi &sld county. State oi CoIoTT,aSdi5,, ),
and ansver the complaint therein within
sa ds .fis is. Gounsy ss seed
Wit "ish2n this.y n Ssys si.er the service here
Ss ds.as 81 hs Vii diYb BE- q taken
ssSS%s!;Issss sS 3sa 4 sYey .sI,sn the Be s9% aa;
service hereoi Be made out Of this state
then ten days additional to the time here;
viii PfsiS Ss aawsd I'D bsRare re
OF Judgment BY default as aforesaid,
a Tne yo sad ss :e:1aa .ia to
Paiecipee pr s.G :a% n one
a.s. S.s s.'sS s.t.D tADEb Db..ln1 lH sSs at M
until unit II paidp aid p The cot Other note ior Sio7 90,
aa.sd aisss d.ss Apfb b.srns ss at
paid: tosether With Interest aecordiggG, to g
the tenor OF said respective notes and iot
costs Of suit, - will more fully appear
from the complaint in said action l"
And you are hereby notified that II y299
fail to appear, and to answer ,he saiidd Ell
cpmpIaint A. above REQUIRED, the hdeoiauit sS'f
against you according to the prayer OIL
said complaint. ,id
Given under my hand At Greeley IN so'"
county this 9Th .{AH AK q 4 IVY iyAAAoBs Al b i'o'
Attorney for Plninutii
Tribune August 5, 1908. Last August 20
The Greeley tribune., 1909-09-02

Gentry Bros Shows United will
come back to renew acquaintance
with Greeley people Saturday. Sep
tember 4. booming their way into Inn
mediate popularity at both afternoon
and evening shows With the unique
organization distinctive n an amnse-
:nent enterprise.
Every feature that has served to
emphasize the Gentry shows in the
past years IL retained, with q num-
ber OF new ones that exhibit substan-
tial growth and importance In the
entertainment world. Il 10 not 10
many years ago that the same orga-
nization came heralded as something
out of the ordinary. camping In q
modest way on lots that have been
since covered with big buildings but
were the same spaces vacant now
they would not serve to accommo-
date the single tent in which the
ring performance Ia given. 30 much
has the show outgrown its original
intention. 1t Is a substantial city OF
tents that is required today to house
the Gentry shows and the reason for
the larger importance of the exhibi-
tion that is given lies in the reputa-
tfon that has been established for
redeeming promises for novelty and
quality.
Saturday morning will see the ar
rival OF Gentry Bros. shows and the
juveniles OF Greeley will be intro
duced to the animal section Of the
show. Shortly before noon the gilt
and tinsel glories of the street pa
rade will eclipse the happenings OF
any day before and the afternoon
with an accompaniment OF ideal
weather will see the fulfillment Of
the pledges Of the bill boards.
The Greeley tribune., 1909-09-02
JAPS DEMANDING
HIGHER WAGES
Continued from Page ons.)

raised against the foreigners, who.
IL is claimed, serve to cheaper the
price OF labor and hurt the union
man.
whether the movement toward
the beet field workers will spread to
the cities Is hard to ascertain. but II
has been intimated by prominent
Japs that members of the race now
employed by the city hall and In
other capacities. will seek to secure
an increase In pay.
The association is also working
along the lines Of preventing the
robbery OF Jap laborers when they
return from the beet fields, by at
tempting to stop gambling by Japs
and Chinese"
The Greeley tribune., 1909-09-02
East in Drouth

We'll, Colorado certainly looks good
to me-" said Judge George 4. Brad
field when he arrived from a t,yo weeks
vacation in Missouri late saturday.
Back through Missouri and Kansas
the fields are burned and parehed and
the agricultural districts look as
though prairie fire had swept across
them. It's surely relief 10 come into
country again where evervthin1 ia
green and growing and the hea at hasn't
taken the snap and vigor ont of the
farming district. In Missouri ma Kan
sas the corn is burned out and the
Ieedins industry In Colorado this year
should almost double in profits on that
account. The livestock feeders in the
eastern states are almost at heir wits
END to devise a means of ,yinterinr
this year"
Judge Bradfield was in Ea,... cttv
when the thermometer regIstered nm
around ar 100 In the shade. he was also
IN Springfield. Mo, and tbs ozark
noun ntains. He saws thai IN. or,y zoo,
place in Missouri is In the monntains.
The Greeley tribune., 1909-09-02
BLOCKADED
Every Household in Grceley should
Know How to Reaist il

Know How to Re&1St il
The back aches because the Kid
neys are blockaded.
Help the kidneys with the work.
The back will ache no NOR
Lots of proof that Doan's Kidney
Pills do this.
It's the best proof, for l comes
from Greeley.
Mrs. ]. C. Wiedmann. go sixth
street, Greeley. Colo. says: About
five years ago Doan's Kidney Pills
were first recommended to ime At
that time | was suffering severely
from kidney complaint and pains in
my back and | could not stoop With
out having sharp twfnges tatch me
in my shoulders. felt ered and
worn out. had no ambitioni and was
subject to headache and dt1ky spells
Doan's Kidney Pills gave md he first
relief ! had known In q long time
and before long they siren gthened
my kidneys and removed all the an
noyance which these organs had
caused. 1t is a pleasure for me to
endorse Doan's Kidney Pills"
For sale by all dealers. Price SO
cents. Foster-Milburn Co. Buffalo,
New York. sole agents for he Unit
ed States.
Remember the name-Doan1-
and take no other.
The Greeley tribune., 1909-09-02

familiar with the agricultur
ures of the county by reason
Snct that it is the mainstay ~
hone of n growing district. !
viii be "A liberal education
man of the farm and the
the city. 1t has the advah
bringing together the be-
which selections may be mad
fair will serve as a stimulus
better agriculture and 1t 10 ~
while of everybody to attend.
ers will guage the county b
thev see at the fair, so that
an advertising medium the I.
serve a useful purpose.
To patronize the fair ia Z
Yourself with those who ara
for the best interests OF the G.
ity 1t has been a great
Weld county. You won't res
great perhaps until after y
seen the evidence OF 1t at M
These are "A few of the reaso
YOU should patronize the t.
ing tomorrow.
The Greeley tribune., 1909-09-02
Cham.
and
Secure Ground ,,-

7. L., 'F"uHh FOR Sbnn~
IL rs reported TO-DAY trot
Electric Railway cotnurr oeeeS
Inasea Ia twenty acres Of ma from
city limits at W JUST side the
that II is nlan,,,a E'Ehlh street and
the pronerty ~ l''l car barns on
erable coniac+,,, HaH boon consid-
,'m an "nt3 9i the company havin. secured
stat%b sn %b'tqn tRa on The property ma It is
in the lie' pie to enf fbe benTlinsoa has q Anger
maze It's connections win IA, ues,r,nk Gr,n 40
81 sbons nouhern at this point ana that @ cap
.nops .,ran, are to be built. omc,,,. % ., thn @
enssjnr n r1ilWay thN,a company are mot dis
T., is also stated thai u.
oraS,nalIy pra,a wanted but Gyo eorap cornpAny ~,
si,, ground but that Devotle acres OF OF
and and an part "Fros,i, Of the twenty ere % tract
whereby the company n,alIy nl9lIy reached
'' oi' the property. take over
The Greeley tribune., 1909-09-02
RfvoLu1IoSIzlNd pRAlirII'
ror an Enormous Field Emho1.
Most Staple Commoditis' y
Channels of Comn..
4 Wheel the World Has Been Loakin.
WIN Use-It's the Jeffery Patent ~, t'rl
the American Wheel & vsh;., "uss'' Y

wheel without a bolt. A wt..,
without . rivet. A wheel with n tlr...
setting device. operated with n wrc,,,,
without heating tire or removal rro,,
the axle. adjustable in one minute o.,
accommodate the shrinking effects ~,
drouEht ~ well a. the swelling erect,
of moisture. thereby keeping IT'S I,t'
In the highest state Of efficiency win
out expenditure OF money and Time 4,
repair shops. -
A wheel with = bronze box that do.
not have to he set and when vyu
never stick or freeze on the axle
wheel that 10 much stronger and neaf
er than any wheel of the same weigh
and quality manufactured.
wheel that will always be strni,,,. p
a wheel with . box that cannot ge
loose. wheel that has in the com.
pany's opinion at least twice the Ilr.
OF any wheel on the market.
a wheel that the dish is cast In
making It impossible for 1t to bccum,
dished the wrong way.
wheel that 10 no experiment. hav
ing been thoroughly tested being A
present. and having been for som,
time past. In practical use
A wheel that is eventually destiue,
to take the place of all other wheel,
on wagons. carriages. bugeies, auto
mobiles. and farming implements, a.
cultivators, rakes, and other vehicle
wherein the question of tire-settIur
repairs. and durability is involved
Csst Of Construction
As compared with any other. THU
wheel will cost the consumer no more
because Of labor and material save,
in Assem- bling. A good mechanic work
ing all day can assemble one set o
the ordinary wheels. The time absorb
ed IL in drilling tire. felloe. and rive
holes to admit OF the rivet betwecl
each spoke in the hub and tire. coun
tersinking. boiling. and riveting tn
same. 1t Is a fact that in the sam
length Of time that this mechanic d
drilling one hole and fitting with bolt
he can assemble an entire Jenery
wheel: he should assemble twenty set
to one Of the ordinary wheels. Spoke
and felloes cost tho same as the ord!
nary wheel. Hub Is drop-forged %
made of malleable or other casting.
The Greeley tribune., 1909-09-02
Why Druggists Recommend
berlain's Collie. Choler,
Diarrhoea Rcmad,,

FRANK Z. Hanrahan, a n
druggist of Portsmouth y
For the past six years 7 h
ana recommended Cham
Collie, Cholera and Dlgrrbn
edy. 1t is a great rcma51.
OF the best patent mcdIrfro
market. | handle some n,
the same purposes that n,
larger profit, but this rom.
sure to effect cure. ana F,
mer so certain to appreclatl
ommending it to him. tFgt
the preference" For g,i
druggists.
The Greeley tribune., 1909-09-02
Why?

ana use of Chamberinit '"e So.nh naLe
N, 1venedy my has extended fo -, Uan Uar.s
OF the nited States and All paris
haa tsn countries, Why? Pnaay.a tay o :.
"on naS ,ba proved especially yaIyahie ~ for
druggists. ror sale by all
The Greeley tribune., 1909-09-02
80 MONS

state OF Colorado
I'm the district ~
The Newton Lune
panya corpoln
lam Hemminsti
rhe People Of VI
William Hemni
above named. n
Ynu are hereb{
an action brouE
"boSe named plia
of Weld county,
answer the conf
twenty days ,iu!
served within M
Sg S,t OF this count
Wwithin Vii if thirty dy:a
", Nv nsYciusiye Of
Judgment BY dei.t y
YOU according w..
plaint. And lii;,,l. 4
he above enIl,,~s a.os
with this SUNNY ~
hereof be mad, ~ n
days additions. ~, "
specified ior pps aprpst
be allowed belals el,a ~
by default as siils ..;ns
The said ae.,os a.s,
Judgment agal,'JSi ,l,, \
ant, in the sun !, ~, v
thereon at ihe IA l.MtS
mum from the ~ .Su i
III the rendlhilo,i;, o,i;,h
sum OF $40 S,,a Ssu,rui
prr cent per siI siHInt
MAY. 1907. lnln Iasts
i,Tr1sSnyt, and for fi;s, fos,I
and further Tel,el T, ,,,,nrt
nTSper, nl.1 as will illIS MIS%
r1'1lnplaint in salsd s,a,,l.ds
nee is here ma,unJ
hereto a''", "a herth
fan to appeal ,fbOt, fSI
'"Tn'ainplaint 'T'i as ,sIs W.T.
g,GIaIintiii will ttssnnrd2
aP..'ainst P.'I yqu; q;a, ac'"'I
ses''id complaint
Given undedI edI-aas|.a
59h 59idd day SS1'i' 1oi APRIL ii II
CLERK Of Dis'Fl'' i
Colorado. .,,,i
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