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The Greeley tribune., 1909-04-28
DRIVING CLUB IS
BECOMING ACTIVE
OFFICERS ELECTED SATURDAY
VIII Work in Harmony With County
Fair Association

The Island Grove Driving club
met Saturday evening and selected
new officers for the coming year.
This was necessary in order to per-
petuate the charter, although new
arrangements may be ultimately
made II the racing association de-
cides to combine with the Fair asso-
citation. This will no doubt be ac-
complished, IL the fair organization
is perfected on broad lines and kept
free from any disquieting faction
that might have personal interests
in view.
In an effort toward harmony D. J.
March was made secretary of tn,
Drir,ng club. es he has already bee'
recommended by the directors n
secretary and manager of the Coun
ty Fair association.
The other officers of the Drivinf
club are J. S. Hall president an
DR.. Bird treasurer Seven directors
we're elected. as follows: ID. i
March. Archie Camp, Milton Seaman
j. S. Hall, NJ. ID. Spencer. DR.. Bird
and NJ. II. Morgan.
The summer meet was discussed
at some length and the local horse
men say that the prospect for gi-
gantic diversion was never so favor
able. A number of horses are al
ready in training at the track and
it is understood that number pi
other owners will come here soon to
prepare their horses for both the
Northern Colorado and the big cir
cult. One advantage they will have
here will be the weekly matinee,
which will start the first Thurs
day in May and continue through
the summer until the circuit opens
The Greeley tribune., 1909-04-28
COLORADO ELKS
AND $4,000 BAND
GO no LOS ANGELES NEXT JULY
Greeley Delegates and Members 10
Attend Annual Convention

Los Angeles will learn how Colo,
RADIO Elks celebrated when the gran
lodge of that organization meets ID
the city by the Pacific next July
The Los Augelenos will see tram
load of Colorado Elks, travelling IN
special cars. drawn into the southern n
pacific station, headed by So,ooo
band. a.,
AZ least 500 Elks will make the
trip from Colorado; $50 VIII g"
from Denver. The special train WIZ
r,n over the Denver 4 Rio Grahae
10 salt Lake City. where the SOUTH
ern Pacific rails will be used to the
coast o,,,, ,,o
The delegates from Greeley are
r. G Townsend and w. r. Patter-
son hut a number of Others VIII at
teud the big convention.
The Greeley tribune., 1909-04-28
OFFICERS OF GREELEY.POJDRE
BACK FROM TRIP
ENGINEERS GO TO WORK
Petitions and COntra Now BeinU
Circulated for AcIuirement of
Desert and Homestead En-.
tries-Must BE Made
by Middle Of May

A complete inspection trip over
the Greeley-Poudre irrigation dis
drict was completed Friday by the
three directors. the secretary, the
attorney and the engineers. The
men went all the way to the headgate
of the Poudre Valley ditch and spent
all day Thursday and Friday upon
the plains which will be ultimately
traversed by new bitches.
The engineers will get to work a.
once making estimates and final
surveys for the proposed reservoirs
and bitches.
The petitions and contracts ara
now being circulated for the acquire
ment II all desert and homestead
entries. All persons who hold such
and desire to enter the district must
hle application by May l5. The Pc
titioner must make affidavit that he
intends to comply with the law and
make final proof upon the land held
by him at the earliest possible tims.
He obligates himself to include his
land within the district az soon ~
he receives his patent from the sov-
ernment. He will share the burdens
and privileges of the district in the
same amount and manner as the free
holder. He will have to pay tn,
same amount In taxes as IL he had a
patent.
Until the patent is granted the
desert or homestead claim will re-
ceive but two-thirds the amount ri
water allowed T.. srev hoS|ler The
money to he paid by petitioner to the
district will be due March ! each
year. The district has right-of-wa!
for bitches or laterals across an!
lands, but no more than one ditch
can be constructed across any quar-
ter-section. aid the district relin'
quishes that right unless the ditch
IL constructed within eighteen months
after the completion of the district
works.
The contract vests petitioner with
an absolute right to water for the
full irrigation for all his land. pro
vided he keeps the terms of the con
tract. Petitioner cannot assign his
claim without the promise of the as
signee to carry out the obligation
of the contract to the district.
All those desiring to join the dis
trict should secure blanks from
Charles F. Tew, Greeley. or Secre
tary Eastlock at Num-. and have tn
same fled by May Is.
The Greeley tribune., 1909-04-28
PIatteville People in Court

me case of John and George Flan-
aeah against DR.. Stuenwold, all of
.he Platteville neighborhood, has
peeh on trial in the county court for
the past two days. Each side seems
10 nave grievance and the Flana-
eans, who are tenants of Stuenwold,
claim the latter owes them 5000,
Whlie stuenwold says the Flanagans
owe MIN $l,lOO. He says they did
not farm the land according to con-
tract, and the complications are as
diversified as a family row.
CHARLES Southard represents the
plaintiffs and Joseph c. Ewing and
Attorney Dakan of Longmont appear
for Stuenwold.
The Greeley tribune., 1909-04-28
ENOS MILLS AT
THE HIGH SCHOOL
\ FORESTRY SERVICE LECTURE
Devoted Friend of Nature to Talk to
Greeley students

Enos Mills OF the forestry service,
viii address the pupils of the high
school tomorrow morning on the con-
SerNation of the national forests.
His speech is especially instructive
ana the principal point advanced as
applied to this district is that the
timber in the mountains retard the
melting of the snow and distributes
'he water for irrigation purposes
over n period OF many months. in
stead of letting 1t all down in the
spring, as la usual on the watersheds
Where the forests have been removed.
Arrangements are under way to
nave Mr.. Mills discourse to the pub
He IN the evening. but SO far no
suitable quarters have been provided.
The Greeley tribune., 1909-04-28
New Bank at Platteville
(Platteville SpeciaIl

(Platteville Specially
The applications of John S. Nc
Clave, Edward |. Jones, John w.
Birkle, George T. Raney, C. l.. Voll-
mar and others to organize the
Platteville National Bank of Platte
vile, Colo, with $4,000 capital,
has been approved by the comptrol-
Ter of the currency.
All are we'll known men at Platte
vile and the prospect of the Platte
vile National Bank is meeting with
great favor among the people there.
The Greeley tribune., 1909-04-28
.cwo nemn.ted Men

ROLAND Jones. - years old. who
has lived in Greeley with his parents
for a long time. Is thought to be
mentally unsound and was locked up
Friday morning for . hearing. He
has been wandering about the streets
talking to himself. laughing and
when questioned talked at random.
He will probably be all right after
few months treatment.
Young COakley was brought from
Denver by q deputy Thursday even
ing. The boy ID much worse than
when brought over from Platteville
few weeks ago and his condition
is pitiful. He tears his clothes and
raves almost constantly.
The Greeley tribune., 1909-04-28
COULD NOT IDENT.
IFY The SUSPECT
THE RANKIN BLACxMAIL CASE

PostofIlce Authorities sty the Suspect
known In Missouri
The postofIice authorities have sue
ceded in establishing the fact that
Frost, who was arrested through the
efforts OF j. A. Rankin of Greeley.
is we'll acquainted with that part of
Missouri about Tarkio and Gilman.
where John B. Marley and David A.
Rankin, the men from whom an at
tempt was made to extort money,
reside. J. A. Rankin of Greeley,
son OF the Missouri stock feeder. was
in Denver yesterday ~ stated In last
nights Tribune. and told the federal
authorities that he did not know
Frost. He has lived in Greeley. how
ever, for several years, having come
here before ~ stip.s when Frost Ia
said to have lived In the part OF Mis-
souri, where Rankin lives.
The fact that one OF the Missouri
men was Influenced by q similar
scheme to give up $4,000 several
years ago Is also being investigated
with view of establishing possi-
BILE relation between the present case
and the former one. 1t is believed
that the writer Of the letters ha1
one or more accomplices In Missouri.
Rankin probably would have given
the money demanded of him In the
letter written from Denver had he
not been urged by his son in Greeley
to turn the case over to the postofhca
authorities.
The Greeley tribune., 1909-04-28
CS Di OF ERRORS IN COMET.
SION OF NAMES
GF THE WRONG HANSEN
Dep1V Sheriff and Policeman Give
Known Contractor a Good
csre--Thought Him to Be
Hansen Who Kan Away
With Wife's Money

Tt ic was a comedy of errors at
the Gun house Thursday afternoon
which Cost officer Ahrend and Deputy
Sheriff Woland the cigars, and It
also ct'st Andrew Hansen much NOR
tificstion and terrible fright.
DMying the day all the officials had
been On the lookout for Charles Han
sen, dccused OF absconding with his
wtfo'E money Charles Hansen lived
at 6eyenth street, west of Fourteenth
aventak and Andrew Hansen, the we'll
know contractor and carpenter. lives
At murteenth avenue and Sixth
street The latter is no relation TO
ChArfes Hansen.
When the $50 train came in from
the aorth both the deputy sheriff
aA1 pnlice officer were at the depot
and Andrew Hansen stepped from
The t14in He had been at work upon
the now school house at Eaton, upon
whieh ne has a contract. One of the
ollceGa knew Mr.. Hansen and had 1t
In hio mind that the contractor was
the u1An who was wanted.
'Tocre is Hansen" shouted one OF
the o0cers. and with that they both
poaoaed upon him and very near
scared the man to death. Hansen
pro4olked and thought he had fallen
into Ne hands of either two luna
tis4 Or highwaymen, and to all his
queol3ors the officers said nothing ex
G, u u. tell him that the sheriff want
ed TO; him. -,
fSRS rance was sitting at III
desk when the trio walked in an
Hansen said to the sheriff. DO yo'
want me?'' The sheriff shook b;
head in the negative and then tn
deputy looked at the policeman. ani
the policeman looked at the deputy
and they thought the sheriff had gon
daffy.
why. this is Hansen" said Wo
land, don't you know him."
Yes. I know him" said the sheF
iff. but he's not the Hansen | want,
The sheriff then explained to th'
frightened contractor where the mis-
take had been made and Mr.. Han
sen wiped the perspiration from hi
forehead and walked out with a sisi
of relief. The officers were compelled
to buy the cigars as reminder tina
ther, are several IIansens in Greeley
Mr. and Mrs. D. A. French too
The Greeley tribune., 1909-04-28
Got q Divorce

A divorce has been granted :"
Frank f. Hungerford from his wife,
Mary. They were married in Shell
by. Neb, in 1899. and he says his
wife refused to accompany him When
he removed to Colorado few years
ago The decree was allowed on the
grounds of desertion.
The Greeley tribune., 1909-04-28
Eaton Eastern Star banquet
(Eaton Specially

NTUCUH SNUCINIJ
banquet was given here Tues
u"S night by the members of the To-
va Eastern Star to Grand Worthy
Matron Hogg. who wns making her
"nhual visit of inspection. Four new
members were initiated Mt the lodge
1eSslon' Mrs. Hogg comes from Tel
The Greeley tribune., 1909-04-28
GREELEY WOMAN
WRITES A NOVEL
COMMENDED BY THE CRITICS
The lutl.0r, Mrs. EstabrUOk, Long
Time Greeley Resident

"The Rule OF Three" is the title
of new book that is to make Gree-
lev and Colorado famous. Greece!
because it is the home of the talented
outbor. and Colorado because analu
its beautiful mountain scenery Is
laid The plot of the story
THE author, Mrs. Alma Martin Is
t,br00k. is by no means new to llt-
orafure. but this is her first DOOR
Tho opening scene is laid on the coz
road eading up to the dizzy heish's
of rfke's Peak near Manitou, anu
the rrlncipal characters are a youus
bachelor who, owing to n pecu''a'
,1,sfr of circumstances. must nave
wife Immediately, and three Eouus
ladies Zach of whom is eager 10 he'P
him out of the difficulty
From the advance notices sent o"t
,..,ba publishers. Small, Maynard
a. Co., of Boston. it is said TO DC "
nhorming story, filled with the '''e
o,3 sparkle of Colorado air. anu
r.,,r, an interview with the au'ii''
,,,rsgIL il is learned that the STORY
,Iolrb strictly western, is to De n'oi
,s,,s,,feuous by what is not IN 1t o.
mo hitherto accepted eastern 'ue'
- .erstern life than by what Is,
moro is no gun play, no low-heeNe.
,,.,,rrn shirts, no buckskins' no co"
- and no bad language Mo'
- n is not a problem story ana It
docs not point moral =, Is sto.r 1"e
nrrasant, wholesome 'it'le SUI. s'u'
.,,,t New York paper says urea,
,ns fr make all New YORK want w
stnrt Ior Colorado.
The Greeley tribune., 1909-04-28
Small Fire

A fire. supposed to nave oeen
started by tramps, was discovered
ahout 10 O'Clock last evening IN 4
harm owned by Mrs. Machado at wv
eleventh street The night ponce
rarco and several of the neighoo's
',aoaoded in subduing the flames
,jtbout calling the department.
The Greeley tribune., 1909-04-28
VI'n
Money
&lysES COM
SrIRIFF
IlB $4,000

Y,s,s of Hard
n,ak by Has'
No Trace
~ by
+tpg for charles
he'd in greeley
! resided near
and Eleventh
! with about
money, so she
being made 10
Y wife thinks
Sveden.
rried in Denve"
At that time
J had $500 and
n own a JACK
! Peckham after
! woman bought
\e man did not
pursuaded the
|fur property in
I'D Hansen has
\ on odd Jobs
| |nys principally
hight years the
la the washtub
Y Florance says
BIN for the past
! h has knowl-
Ia washing dur
. take another
! 4 night. The
llner saved up
~ on time de
Bonal bank in
~ he held the
lnesiay morn
Nturning last
y an investisa
! oil his clothes
|sere gone She
seph C. Ewing
asked TO appro-
M the bank re-
Hansen had nn
=. He had eN.
Alps for a draft
Nd, with this in
noon train out
y clue to the di-
lhe sale OF two
I for that train
doing a washinc
u the neighbors
J came and took
he will have TO
le can cash the
nde payable To
J hope OF catch
has already oh
Denver.
.Oroken, being
l'er working al.
hulate the mes,
every penny Of
" her, and that
erer made half
bis own board.
old and practi-
rom hard WORK.
made to appre
he leaves the
Ks will be noti
on the draft
= = captured just
'"H III the
was nabbed hy
on a telegram
) The draft for
DIS pocket and
'',, Nerything and
v Wiling to come
I, I,On papers
| 'Iay here in get
!, was ) o'clocl
m N the hands Of
cit that oBo,l
I -
|, 40 70 work upon
mat every mo
arriving Hanson
/. ). arrest a man
!. ,s.ll money or to
Ealing the hus
court % says tha,
20 through bor
, .nd vice yors,
!, !. to approhend
,,., : Of wife aban-
"a ant was finally
V OF larceny ms
+, .,.I IIndernnlryiny
''sen s., the bant
,,si FIrst National
|, mere tho draft
! ~ PAYMENT bu
. ''F as the bank
: police station
'hiol NNIVID
day next. '' from rom
The Greeley tribune., 1909-04-28

r-, Tribune want ad for results
The Greeley tribune., 1909-04-28

Send the Tribune to your friends.
The Greeley tribune., 1909-04-28

',,l ,9ad to swca.,
',,'i which sails " fr"a, D
'''d'y pext. iron, from
The Greeley tribune., 1909-04-28

p,,.Iln ~ Ilndornnlryipy
a. Ss'pyn r,l tho bant
!. sspl slf't National
ltoD n",fe the draft
as ,,p pp'ymont but
.,ls ''r s as the bapt
police station
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-05-02
PAUL DE- IoNopRE THE INDUSTRIOUS PAINTER FLOWERS

in of ten ehdFen VINO hao
dtracked favor OF trip the ~ Tor
flowers At the of twelve ne mad
obliged employment
purchasers fellows for somewhat crude
buteups and hnng demand 1or more
submitted specimens
awarded order TINS led 10 1nrtner commits
$50 s
was assured and he exhibited and following
Several afte:wad ne met with
ne TO
He sked his all to make ms hrst
consisting paintings Its success was Immediate
and sunshine His charming home has
including
h the Governors Of the National
Macarthur and family Mrs Shaw wife OF
and Governor and Mrs Pade OF California
scheduled
visits Longpre's but belated trains lntereed
overwhelming enthusiasm of the boy
sell flower pictures to his aymaes
adorned with his creations
wish
ceased dictate the terms The demand
paintings That their number
the perennial exhibitions of de Long
pres pictures.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-05-02
Small Talks

FAIRBANKs-Ask question You please
talk politics.
JOHN sniTTHf pipe years hence
Senator will a
SENATOR KNUDsEN-I work
well, the results will prove this a
should Circuit
mighty glad If keen
feeling
HENIENWAY-I trying decide upon NV
Whitney will be glad
an a
the it,
other than that published the Advertiser The
COMMISSIONERS AISY sailors we prob
the deepwaer They healthy young
o ten
q Union Hence the criticism.
w. HOPPER of
reports
position if offered replied that
Rad offered and have made application position,
DE LONGPREI and
half in love with the place
will wholly love
of
What
Europe Here everything is different
McCANDLEsS
steamship lately provide
that the
the
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-05-02
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Great Art and Small Subjects

The Nation.


solitary magazines all literary tribute
history and
inspiration When Fran
destroyed three seemed that ciforna poets many
aspiring,
poets
attempting epcs ert mgrated
tv Is dwar when comes too close to- the reatv would
portray century
ena them artistic result
vtair poem
veuv great aroph FIRE.
food INVASION paue-and comparatively slight impress
commissions have left literature and art
We to the opposite An undisgued gentleman named
Edward King fruit his
Engshman Arthur Haam dies result is n
The dead Duke Wellington the subject of fine ODE but and
appreciated named Keats the subject
battle Moor poets
fancy the obscure light between two bands of border ans Chevy
Westminster Abbey evoked
tombsones
away unpred but ounyman tinker thrown into commonplace Jail
he writes the Pilgrims Progress What greatest
figure by greatest men Two of the world
the ofthe Hmalayas but in small English garden sne
by an enthusiastic fisherman named lzaak Walton
Let that three hundred
of
nineteenth twentieth of
the vsudes Petersburgf
The misfones poet
he will the mediocre all imposing
he power give greatness
things go EurOpes
ancient houses strug
that has been that kingdom
royal cownings poion
of
his the height universal
likeness
culinary of
scarcely
that the house Peops Yet
cred about the history of Agamemnon and his children, chiefta
bis family obscure great
Nile,
ruled Elsnore
Macbeth
etraQedi
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-05-02
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES sssTsT.
Presidential travelling Expenses
The Argonaut.
Inc Argonant.
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Pacific He
popety will close
his
financial anybody
trip, Congress provide
it, he offers neither
acto
of
appeal behalf
question viii be will, imagine
possible of republic
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-05-02
'sEs X !. X ssTss ssT .sSsE. sT.ss..
The Bible as Literary Model
r
= y y = = y = y
New York Evening Post.

periodical Sunday Home recently sought opinion
Naturally prophets especially Isaiah highest lists
The 4oh chapter Isaiah with
pied with the Sh and seth chapters of Job William Watson
Isaiah thought Davids lament
egy song superb
expression Of the INVESTIGATION triumph Indeed Mr. Watson
the Bible
long Macaulay praise of the
esno which he finds himself maxine 10 the as1 81 erta ~
mystery which
the childhood still cling them
nssoubys But making
sincerity those
enthusiastic Bible
admitted and held the heart without needg all that is often Urged
by college teachers, behalf of the Bible model of style
For winged words verbal felicity the
Likelihood Of English literature must OF course on sending youth
the Bible doubtless imagination
ery, grandeur
readily granted But when talk literary models
learn the qualities
in
take the Bible highly college
do IT, asked what kinds writing
rabe that
in
description
their work other higher
tan today than for young lawyer newspaper to be able take
and intricate subject having do with public
Hnabes,s exfrsorana - - tb+ "a 80 a. ~ '
the his
aid in meeting this most indispensable of
thing simply is not to be the
ability compel figures yield up meaning
go of the Indian oraions Burke Gladstone,
of
before the Alaska arbitration court
We
which
Here, small of the
the
intellect Epile
emotion of
burned the
peturng of either
cal writer's They suggestive, leaving
do that intense the
reproducing language which
The clearer of
There splendid
he
message be almportant
word which
ecfy natural and should be- 1t really startling
fact scandal
ment is Attic standards
men and artisans into however glorious
faithful to
the simple who used
would
We think they the
How
differences opnon9 But I don't
l-Ceveand Leader
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-05-02

lAltlNI
the City County
Queens hospital hereafter City having
Capitol enquiry
viii grant
itsI , . y a ~ f s eU a Ia h h1s @ 4h sAs
of the institution
Their coming the institution,
intmaion presence
legislators howl the had
sample nctures
long sampng
trying
% wash the taste of his choice out of his mouth the running
The uncorked bottle table labeled Tinct Capci Fort
After the under which ipecac
had done its worst the tremendously escorted around Kane
secured the the hospital employees after
qualified while AHA list
Hawaiian remedies with instructions that these be used in preference
remedies compounded by citizen labor japanese found rubng
Everything good
the CONSERVATION inspectors occupying several
neither citizens eligible
shown on the records kept of the cases that the regular work the patient
being done the
a
superintendent all meetings of Board
prepared questions given
required
than hours with
Sunday
understood require Regua
ton the the resident prescriptions
translated into Hawaiian and that official Interpreter be included
in the hospital staff e4s.ss
My may this
likely.
W
Dr. Hland Law who is coming the Aoang Honolulu for few
public ability recognized
before that He business
freely given benefit charities and phanthropies public
unostentatuy accepted
eiat s'' '4'S nor sp' S''S" p''p'Sa
When the fire followed the earthquake found plenty of Dr. Laws
Francisco Believing leaders
buildings they
Fit evident
nemiingy serving helping people
help They appointed
housing of the and they their whole time to the work Dr.
Law himself rest For days he did not take off his
until relief
because of ackO suehme
progressed dnamted
filed with
collecting would delay
his personal
belongings
the work rehabilitation he during the
days when destruction going and he and his brother their example
the rebuilding of San Francisco the wonder of the world
- y
do not know ANYTHING more ennr than the habit many people
have Honolulu calling the telephone and demanding
as given, answering
telling you enquirer anything els back vii
come 'who that speakings'
1s %ne tell who you are ''nA' IS JONES' for instance
"JoNEs," you yell again.
s'J-oN-Es,"
..oh Mr. jones' is Mr. Brown theres,'
That IS OF thing hairs gray
especially times day. as does the dow
fact, you only think about it,
mpenenee ask who speaking answer to call withou
> telling first what be-
u y
experiment huding
upon people greater repOns
tiy will work the another mpvemen
Of homeless failed the getting
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-05-02

FROM island
demand
plantations
the considerable
her a difficult
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-05-02

Mrs Welbtwe what do think my masquerade eosumq
Mr. Welbi-A You'll whole
oil
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-05-02

How do well with w9
differences of opnon?' Of
&C Leader
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-05-02

Hotel C1ekDo
don't calculate IN be here Saturday