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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-03-15
Acosta in Trouble Again.

Antonio Aeosta, only recently out of
prison, is held at the station house
and may be charged with assault upon
a Chinese hackman. Acosta in com
pany with his friend Jim Stigger en-
gagged hack on Friday night and after
being driven around failed to come
through with coin for the trip. stig.
gers disappeared in the darkness but
the hackman took Acosta s hat and
demanded money. Acosta got a trife
angry and drew his pocket knife and
threatened to cut the heart out of the
Chinaman The latter drove off, mott.
fed the police of the occurrence and
told them exactly who his passenger
had been and in a very short time
Aeosta was behind the bars.
The Greeley tribune., 1909-04-14
Wheat Going Up

Not to be outdone by the potato
marriott the wheat market has decided
to climb some. Only few days "Eo
the Model Mills was paying - v
and now they are paying $1.95 ana
50 Several farmers in this V'c'nieS
nlaced their wheat in their own gran,
ary last fall and now with pr'sn'
sunshine. good roads and the price
two cents a pound, they are wearing
n smile as broad and as long ~ '"'
spud grower
The Greeley tribune., 1909-04-14
A Novel System

The Modern Brotherhood of Amer
ica gave a highly enjoyable program
at the hall Friday night. for the p"r-
pose of giving entertainments anu
increasing the interest and likewise
the membership of the lodge, they
have divided into two camps; one Is
called Punch and the other judy
Competition some times runs high IN
the matter of entertainment, the dli-
ferent divisions being carefully mark
ed on points of excellence. lhis
time he Judies won on score "
sc 10 81.
The Greeley tribune., 1909-04-14
SUMMONS.
state of Colorado, County of Weld, ss.
In the DtstF1et C0aFt.

State of Colorado. County of Weld. IS.
In the DtstFiet Csart.
d. G. Thompson and Margaret A.
Bailey and &. +. Bailey. defendants.
The People of the State of Colorado.
To Matte L. Bailey and c. e. Bailey.
the defendants above named. Greeting:
You are hereby required to appear
In an action brought against you by
trict Court of Weld County, State OF
Colorado. and answer the complaint
therein within twenty days Ate after ser
ty; or, II served out of this county. or
by publication, within thirty days after
the service mereof hW 81 1hs cay
prayer Of the complaint. And II a copy
action be not served with this sum
mons, or If the service hereof be made
out of this state, then ten days ad-
ditional to the time einbefore speci-
allowed before the taking of judgment
by default as aforesaid.
The said action Is brought by the
said plaintiffs against the said defend
tants to declare certain contract en-
tered into between plaintiffs and de-
endant Matte L. Bailey on or about the
sth day Of July A. ID. 1907. null, void
and rescinded; that defendants and each
of them be .nioined by the court from
mortgage and policy of insurance: that
the said note and mortgage securing
the same and policy of insurance be re-
turned into court and that said note
and mortgage be declared null and void
and ordered cancelled.
That defendant c. e. Bailey be or
d,red to execute the release of said
mortgage in favor of plaintin -. O.
Thompson on lot 10, block 81 in the
city of Greeley, or that trustee be
appointed by the court for that pur-
pose; that defendants or either of them
having possession OF said policy of ill.,
surance be ordered to deliver the san
to the plaintiff u. q. Thompson.
That upon an accounting the defend
pay to said plaintiffs such compensa-
lions as may be found due plaintiffs.
and such other and further relief
in equity and good conscience shall be
meet and proper in the premises as win
more fully appear from the complaint
in said action to which reference is
here made, a copy of which is hereto
ATTACHED, and served upon you.
AIfi you are hereby notified that IL
YOU fail to appear. and to answer the
said complaint as above required. the
said plaintiffs will take Judgment by
default against you according to the
prayer of said complaint.
Given under my hand and the seal
of said court. at Greeley. in said county.
FRANK MADDEN,
Clerk of the District Court. Weld
County. Colorado.
(SeaD BY GILBERT q. ENGLISH.
Deputy Clerk.
CHAS L. SOUTHARD. Attorney.
First publication March 81, 1909: last
publication April II. 1909
The Greeley tribune., 1909-04-14
Mrs. e. l.. Rrainarti

Mrs. LISA Calvin Brainard, wife
Of c. l.. Brainard. died at her home
a mile northwest OF town little
before midnight Wednesday night.
She had battled bravely against the
ravages of the white plague for a
number OF years, but at last sue
cumbed. Her son and daughter were
called home, and when the end came
she was surrounded by her entire
family. She leaves husband. three
daughters and four sons. The Oldest
son, Ray. is a teacher in the Lyman
school in Denver, and the Oldest
daughter, Miss Ona. gave up her
school at the s. l.. w. ranch to ne
with her mother.
Lissa calvin was born in Byron
o. December 3. 1865. Married
Charles L. Brainard in 1886. They
came to Greeley from western Ne
braska six years ago. She was a
member of the Christian church, ana
was a consistent and conscientious
Christian from early life. She leaves
n father. mother. one sister ana
three brothers, all of whom live nea'
Greeley.
The funeral services will be heid
In the Baptist church Friday after
noon at 2:3O. and VIII be conducteh
Inv Rev. Dubber.
The Greeley tribune., 1909-04-14
PLAT Is NOW BEING SURVEYED
Two Quarter Sections Set Aside BY
Land Company

The first new town on the Denver
Laramie has just been laid out. 1t is
few miles this side of Hillsboro.
where the road makes the turn In
the direction Of Greeley and where
the Laramie crosses the beet road
The town is being laid out by the
Northwestern Land & Iron company.
which owns 500 acres in the imme-
diate vicinity, $50 acres being set
apart for the town. The two main
streets will be eighty feet in width.
with two other seventy-foot busi-
ness thoroughfares. In the resi-
dence sections an allowance for a
five and half-foot parking is made
on each side of the street.
The new town is now the terminal
of the sugar factory line, and the
Union Pacific also has a line sur
veyed through 1t. 1t will also be the
junction of the branches OF the Den
yer, Laramie 4 Northwestern to
Wellington and Greeley. the grade
for the being already completed,
The Greeley tribune., 1909-04-14
THE UNION COLONY
PIONEERS MEET
""oAL SESSION ON SATURDAY
''> Tor Last Year Re.elec4.d IN
.f Succeed Themselves

49,. ahe Union Colony Pioneer associa.
e.,.., n ne'a Its annual meeting at the
sS.. mouse Saturday afternoon and
ou' twenty-five members were in
.e~huahce' All of the old officers
, ~e.e unanimously reelected, as fol-
'v.' PRESIDENT, Henry T. West:
~ presidents. p. W. Putnam, John
nesVy, Ovid Plumb, Ralph Hilton
Eila Witter, Mrs. Calvin Kan
ao,pn' Mrs, Niagar Hall, Madison
.n' Mrs. II. T. West and j. Max
O''h' secretary. Mrs. Sophia Thom-
~ treasurer, ]. A. Woodbury.. All
aoEHer committees were also retained
eAo an assessment OF 25 cents was
ievied to defray the expenses for the
coming year and provide the BANQUET
u september. The president was in.
sssueted to make all ARRANGEMENTS
ioF that event. Mrs. Niagara Hall was
appointed to order the flowers, az
customary, in case OF the death OF
any OF the pioneers.
Miss Kate McElroy was re-appoint.
"a TO write the congratulatory letter
ana send flowers upon the birthday
anniversary of any pioneer who had
reached the age of so.
The organization of Union Colon,
pioneers is often confounded witt
the regular Union Colony corpora
tion. Anyone is eligible to the pio
neer association who came to Gree
10y prior to centennial year, 1875
and invested in property The chill
dren of all members are also eligibl,
upon reaching the age of 21, and IL
this manner the association will b,
perpetuated.
There will be no other regula
meeting until the annual banquet II
September
The Greeley tribune., 1909-04-14
EUROPEAN PLAN DINING ROOM
The Change Is One Demanded by tn
Travelling Public

Hereafter the Camfield hotel will
be run on the European instead of
the American plan.
Proprietor Hall has been contem-
plating the change for some time, md
for the past two months has made
diligant inquiry among the travelling
men as to which system they would
yised the European plan and Mr..
nall intends to give the travelling
public Just what it wants.
The Camtield has gained the repu'
tati0n among the road men as the
only irst-class up-to-date hote
around the horn. and Mr.. Hall Il
going to make 1t still better.
3seat many drummers come il
ON the evening trains after the din
ing room ia closed and must either
take a stool at a lunch counter oil
go to bed hungry. Under the new
system the hotel cafe will be oper
from s the morning until II al
night.
Instead of ordering ten courses TO.
IS cents, taking a bite out OF each
and sending the balance back to be
thrown out they will order j;.st What
their appetite calls for. The prices
will be the same as all tirst-class
otels and MIR. Hall will have the best
short order cooks in the country.
'ihe bill of fare is already printed
and lacks nothing in the way OF 'e'-
icaces or edibles that the season al
fords. You can have the choicest
fish. the rarest game. strawberries or
broiled lobster most any day in the
year.
In the cafe the National cash regis
ter system will be used. One regis
ter is installed in the kitchen ana
the other at the entrance to the din
ing room. The operator in the
kitchen rings up every order as Il
leaves. At the end of the day this
must check with the cash register IN
the dining room.
The new cafe will also be appfc
ciated by the town people. who VIII
no doubt find the new system more
and convenient.
The Greeley tribune., 1909-04-14
A Grover Reservoir

Chester l.. Weller will build a res
ervoir which will irrignte 900 acres
OF land In that vicinity. He filed
papers with the county clerk Satur-
oay setting~out the plans. The res
ervoir will impound 100000 cubic
ieet of water and the dam which will
mold the water back will be twenty
.hree feet high. The cost will be
s2,foo. The water will he obtained
from flood waters on the watersheds
10 the north OF the reservoir.
The Greeley tribune., 1909-04-14
SMALL CHILDREN GET BOOKS
Mrs q. ID. Horne and W. T. X. Club
donate Picture Books

/ The very smallest youngsters ar
now provided for at the public u
brary. their needs being met by :
number Of books especially designed
for them and which is one of the
results of the recent gifts by MIS-.
Horne and the w. T. X. club. The
books are picture books but that
well-worn title, associated as it is
with red and yellow monstrosities
and Indifferent bindings, conveys a
faint impression Of the real value
of these new books. The DRAWINGS
are by latter day artists and the
coloring throughout is subdued and
pleasing. They are large, strongly
bound books and planned with th"
sole purpose of interesting and in
st!ucting the babies.
For obvious reasons these books
are for use in the library only; but
this works no hardship on the chit
dren as they have their own reading
room with their own small tables
and chairs at the library building and
are always welcome.
Besides the picture books which
contain only plates. large number
of other childrens books have been
recently added These include the
Goops books by Gelett Burgess; IN
Shadow Town" which is beautifully
illustrated with phosc> rnphs OF emil
dren; the What Every Child Should
Know" volumes; special books on art
science, music. geography. biograph!
etc. The Teddy B and Teddy u
volume is also at hand, as well as
finely illustrated volume of indiaa
life.
"upcle Toms Cabin" has been cut
and rewritten till the book is IA SIM
n,e child's story and the same thlhs
has happened to RIP Van Winkle'
The small readers are thus enabled /
to make the acquaintance or Littie
Eva and other famous characters
long before they have reached the
MATURITY necessary to enaple 'heh'
a get through the original text
other good books besides these
have been added.
The Greeley tribune., 1909-04-14
THREE BOYS FINED
FOR BEING DRUNK
THE ARREST WAS MADE SUNDAY
Claimed to Have Drunk Cider, But
Jamaica Was Evidenced

Jamaica Was Evidenced
The four boys arrested for being
drunk Sunday night were given
chance to explain Monday by the
police magistrate. 1t was the second
ohense tor one, and he was fined SO
and costs for being drum and IS for
disturbing the peace. Two others
were fined IS each and the fourth
was discharged, as he had not drunk
enough to be legally drunk. They
ell stated that they had been drink
ing cider, although a bottle of ia
maica ginger. half empty was found
on one of them. The officer tried to
make the boy disclose where he pur-
chased the drug. The stun is from
rs to 80 per cent alcohol and the
officials are going to make a test
case against the druggist who sells
1t. 1t is also rumored that some o.
the "cider" stores are handling the
drug.
The magistrate was informed by
the officers that there are number
of youths who think it smart to Sc
to cider joint and after drinkin.
a couple of glasses of apple juice ir
the vinegar stage, get out on the
street and pretend to be drunk. Th'
result is just the same and If the,
want to play drunk, to the disgrace
Of the city, they must also have th'
fun of paying fine to the lastin.
disgrace of themselves.
The Greeley tribune., 1909-04-14
Busy Big Bend
lhir Eend SpeCiAI J

Spring work has begun IN earnest
in the Big Bend country, ana many
are sowing wheat this week. some
heot seed is also being planted. Iha
sugar beet acreage VIII be large
,eain this year. and good many
,n-ocrs contracts have been let. The
,at, ,re bouled to Peckham and
shipped from there to the Greeley
factory. The Japanese are an impor-
,,,t factor in the beet raising PROB
,em but there are no farms managed
eyclusiyely by laps in this vicinity
The Greeley tribune., 1909-04-14
pIlelpS-AdnrnS

Miss Laura Phelps and John Ad-
ans took the morning train WedheS-
day for Denver where they were mar
rieJ. Miss Phelps has been e'npiossa
,t IIurlbut's steam laundry for son'e
months past. and has been iaNoil'e
win her young friends. she came
from Wyaconda, Mo. Her brotheF'
1lort Phelps, Is foreman of the boilSf
,ooui at the sugar factory. JOHN
Adams comes from Ohio ana IS
a,-neuter. The couple will MAKE
,i,air home in Greeley.
The Greeley tribune., 1909-04-14
NORTHERN COLO.
RADIO TEACHERS
MEET AT BOULDER LAST WEEK
Greeley Teachers Figure Prominently
On the Program

the meeting Of the Northern Colo
rado Teachers' association held 1t
Boulder last week was a success In
every sense Of the word. It was At
tended by teachers from all over the
northern district. and the program,
was equal to that OF the state asso-
citation, which met In Denver during
the holidays. All teachers of Gree
ley except three or four, who were
detained on account OF illness. were
there and were we'll represented ON
the program. Miss Juanita Kendel,
who was suffering from a sprained
ankle and unable to attend, placed
her paper on Language In Second
Grade" In the able hands Of Niss
Luna Smith.
The Commercial club, the teachers
and citizens of Boulder Joined in
giving the visiting teachers a good
time In manner that reflected great
credit upon the city. At the close If
the meeting Saturday afternoon the
Commercial association OF Boulder,
by means Of carriages and autos,
took all teachers who desired to 10
for a spin over the city and to SEQ
the Chautauqua and University
grounds.
The president elected for next
year 10 A. w. Dunn, principal If
the Fort Collins high school. 1t has
always been the custom to elect ~
president some educator located in
the town where the meeting 10 to be
held. and 1t was decided to hold the
next meeting at Fort Collins next
spring.
1t must be psychological fact
that every rose has its thorn" for
IN aggravating thorn marred to some
extent the beauty of this rose. The
railway accommodations were ex-
tremely poor. To begin with, eighty
four people were packed into one
small motor car in the morning, and
progress from Brighton to Boulder
was exasperatingly slow. Then, 1,
the evening, the return train that was
scheduled to leave Boulder at 1918
did not leave until $40. However,
the teachers good naturedly made the
best OF a bad situation. trying to
think of the good times they had had
in order to keep their minds of of
the aggravating delay.
The Greeley tribune., 1909-04-14
ExECuToR's REALTY SALE NOTICE
State of Colorado. County of Weld, ss.
In County Court.
In the Matter Of the Estate of Deborah b
Ann Reed, Deceased.

State of Colorado. County of Weld,
In County Court.
In the Matter Of the Estate of Deborah
Ann Reed, Deceased.
Pursuant to a decree of said court
in said cause entered March 29th, 1909.
after hearing upon the petition of the
undersigned sole surviving executor of
real estate therof below described. of
which hearing all persons interested
had due notice, said decree ordering
such executor to sell the real estate
twenty days published notice of sale.
for cash, the undersigned, as sole sur
viving executor of said estate on
Wednesday. April ~. 1909. at ten O'Clock
Clerk of the County Court of Weld
County. in the Court House at the City
of Greeley, in said county and state,
will Offer for sale to the highest and
of sale by the said court the following
described real estate. to-wit:
All of lot seven 90 in block forty
seven 90 of the city Of Grseiey. in
water therefor, and with appurtenan,
ces thereof as to the right. title and
interest of said Deborah Ann Reed. de-
ceased, in and to the same.
Said sale Offering Will be subject
to being held open or continued from
time to time, as provided by law ana
as may be provided by orders of said
court, until u sale satisfactory to ana
Dated at Greeley. Colorado, this
HARRY G. REED.
AS Sole Surviving Executor of the es-
tate of Deborah Ann Reed, deceased.
Il. q. STRONG. Attorney.
Tribune ,weekly) March 81; last publ
cation April IA. 19o9)
The Greeley tribune., 1909-04-14
For Consultation

L. ~. Farnham, n prominent drug
s'st or Spirit Lake. Ia, says; Cham
periain's Stomach and Liver Tablets
"re certainly the best thing on the
market for constipation" Give these
."piets trial. You are certain to
una them agreeable and pleasant in
s"ect' Price 26 cents. Samples free
For sale by all druggists.
The Greeley tribune., 1909-04-14
STRAY ADVERTISEMENT.

Notice is hereby given to whom it may
tray animal was taken up near Hudson.
Weld County. Colo. On or about March
spotted heifer about years old. branded
~ on left side. Said animal being
unknown to this hoard, unless
claimed by owner on or - 'o'r April 8,
1909, said estray will be sold hy this board
for the benefit Of the owner " found.
STATE BOARD OF STOCK INSPEO.
TION COMMISSIONERS.
Denver, Colo
The Greeley tribune., 1909-04-14
WANTS ESTES PARA HATCHERY
To Open Forest Reserves for Pros.
pecting and Irrigation

Senator Guggenheim has introduc-
ed the following bills In the United
States senate: To grant pensions
of $12 monthly to surviving men,
bers and widows Of deceased men,
bers OF the Forsythe scouts, a vol
unteer organisation, which took part
in a battle with Indians at Beecher
Island. Colorado. in 1868.
Authorizing tfe resurvey of the
east half of township three. range
eighty-six, Eagle county.
Authorizing the secretary of the
interior to grant patent for quar-
ter section of land to each person
who may sink an artesian we'll and
irrigate ten acres OF such quarter
section.
Directing the secretary of the in
terror to permit prospecting. mining
and building Of reservoirs and canals
within forest reserves.
Providing for the appointment of
Frank d. Baldwin as major gen.
eral on the retired list OF the United
States army
Directing the award of medals of
honor to each survivor of the 49,
600 men who enlisted under the first
call OF troops in the rebellion.
Providing for instruction in for
estry In the state agricultural col
leges.
Appropriating $4,000 for the es-
tablishment OF government fish
hatchery in Estes park.
The Greeley tribune., 1909-04-14
v.scrvoirs for Warren

TN, Greeley CONSTRUCTION COMPANY
,,,i,p was organized last week by
,,o Nessrs. Mead. Holland ana STAR
lny has received a contract 10 con-
',,.,ct two immense reservoirs io'
.,,a warren Live Stock company III
wv, sonthern part of Wyoming, not
.n. from the Weld county line. me
have also large ranch III
,rtbern part of Weld county.
The Greeley tribune., 1909-04-14
big Sale at Wyatt Ranch

wyatt Bros. ranch sale Monday,
east of Ault, was what the boys call
hum-dinger". In four and a half
no"rs the sales aggregated $4.71 /.
ohe pair of mules sold for $500, u
team or horses at $3.50. n pair of g
sear-oid mules for s49250, COW
ior s6S. and similar prices for 9th ar
.hines. kemmerer a. Gordon were
the anctioneers.
The Greeley tribune., 1909-04-14
uFRF IL RELIEF FOR WOMEN.

II Won have pains in the back Urinary baade.
E,dn,v trouble and want certain, pleasant
y. Ha,,n, from Women's ills, try Mother Gray's
Fl rema. weslns.ssss sas Isss's
rcgu'atoi' ,aa,ma,ion Az and ucerations. Mother
mrn iar,a.s s"straiam- Leaf is soldby Drnsslsr q
.snt by mail for so cts. SAMPLE pas sem ny
address, The Mother Gray Co.. lie toy' N'A'
The Greeley tribune., 1909-04-14
DOGS ARE KILLING
SHEEP AT LASALLE
CAMPAIGN STARTED no STOP II
Walter Sylvester Loses Tweaty. .Ons
Valuable 0hFopshires
(Lasalle specially


(LAsalle specially
Walter Sylvester. . ranch owner
near LaSalle. lost twenty-one Of his
valuable shropshires some time
Thursday night. The animals were
part of hts famous hock Of thor
oughbreds and were valued at 1920.
The work was unmistakably that
of dogs and an inquisition was In
stituted Friday that will take in the
whole countrywide. SO far every
farmer has submitted his dogs to an
examination with good grace and has
signif,ed his willingness to have Fido
dispatched II found guilty. The out
ward and visible signs Of guilt arc
held to be wool In the teeth. Syl-
vester found one Of his own dogs
guilty and at one other ranch =
couple were implicated.
It is said that II 10 likely that there
is a regular gang ut work. and Syl-
vester. with the memory of that
$500 worth Of sheep strong upon
him, will not rest until the last Of
fender 10 found Aid 10 given him
willingly. - there are plenty of 9TH
er sheep feeders in the country. and
only sheepmen realise the amount
of damage that can be done by one
Of these gangs at work.
Sheep 10 not the only live stock
to suffer from the ravages Of the
band. A number Of Belgian hares
on the Laughlin place were killed
recently. One was . valuable animal
kept In . pen by himself. but the
crafty dogs got the cover of the
hutch and killed him.
The dogs are murderers in every
sense of the word. ~ they do not kill
for food. but only for the love Of
slaughter.
The Greeley tribune., 1909-04-14
KEMMERER & GORDON
AUCTION BULLIsTIN

Saturday, April 17-Implement
auction at the old gas plant, Sit
Eleventh street, Greeley Colo, clos
ing out all our Implements to make
room for our wire fencing business.
We will sell our entire stock of farm
implements, all new. Sale to COM
mence at ] o'clock p. m. J. H. Gil
bert 4 Sons, owners.
The Greeley tribune., 1909-04-14
)SYsTEM FLANNEL
J Hotel in Prospect
! Promoters

look as ii the new
M be more than a
Plans for a small
N and a thirty-siN
how being prepared
billed by the pro-
ntile company from
archased three iots
I general store at
y Of the men inter-
and Matthew Lam
Hamilton.
ses by the Greelev
for a commission
a Milling Co. will
and the Greeley
lso purchased a site
the transfer being
een Ira Sides and
Mt of the 400 lots
No a total OF III.
The Greeley tribune., 1909-04-14
EASTER SUNDAY CELEBRATIoN
Four Offenders Before Police. Nlagix.
trate This MOrniag

Four different offenders found a
berth at the police station last night.
They are accused of overstepping the
sobriety limit and will have to ex-
plain to Judge Davis. Two of them
had supply of Jamaica ginger in
bottles. and according to the officers,
an additional supply underneath
their belts. Jamaica ginger Is rs
per cent alcohol.
One OF the officers tells a good
story as to the manner in which they
expect to prove that all four were
drunk. He says that after they went
to sleep match was applied to their
breath and four blue flames illumin-
ated the cell all night.