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The Hattiesburg news., 1909-09-06

Prof Riggs has returned and will
open studio at POS West 4th street,
September 1st. Piano, violin, theory
and harmony. 9-1twkp
The Hattiesburg news., 1909-09-06
Gulf { Ship Island
RAILROAD
SPECIAL EXCURSION TRAIN
Hattiesburg, Miss.
to
Gu1fport, Miss.
l. A b o n ID AZ -
MONDAY -
SEPTEMBER ~

The Gulf Ship Island Railroad will
run Special Train, Hattiesburg to
Gulfport, Miss. Monday, September
9Th, at the following low excursion
fares.
The Greeley tribune., 1909-09-16
ARCHITECT NOW
MEMBER OF
A FIRM

Wayne B. Patterson. the architect
has entered into partnership WIN
Robert S. Roeschlaub & Son, archl-
tects, of Denver.
Mr.. Patterson will have charge OF
the Greeley office and will be asso-
ciated with them here and have
half interest in all new work IN
Greeley. Mr.. Patterson is a rising
Young architect, well fitted for ms
profession and has done satisfactory
work during the year he has been
here.
Roeschlaub & Son is one OF the
oldest and most reliable firms IN
the state and is considered the pest
IL the west.
The Greeley tribune., 1909-09-16

Although little Herosa Yasu Is a
stranger in a strange land and only
: months old at that. his parents.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Yasu, saw to II
that he did not miss anything that
was was coming to him in the way of one
or the "children's holidays" which
o are the portion of all good children
IN the land of the chrysanthemum
a A .chi,dren's holiday is not to be
na, founded with a birthday which
is another affair entirely. This spe-
cial celebration of little Yasu,s came
ar at the Wyatt ranch near Ault on
sunday, September 5th.
The guests were all grownnps, ana
.;,h one or two exceptions, were
gathered from the ranks OF the Japa-
nese - boys" who are employed IN
that district A table with places
The Greeley tribune., 1909-09-16
N AUTO COLLISION
SOLVED BY THE COURT
MULES WEIGHING NEAR
TWO IONS ARE OWNED
BY A GREELEY BUYER

:. Probably the classiest span
:. of mules ever seen in Greeley
:. were brought to this city last
:. week by d. M. Watts and are
!. to be exhibited at the Interstate
i. fair this week after having
!. been sold for $1,000. a record
:. price In northern Colorado. The
:. mules were shipped here from
:. Kansas City and were the best
:. ever sent out from that point.
\ Their combined weight is 3,45O
:. and man looks like a mere pig :
:. my when standing alongside
:. either of the span. 1t is
+ beautiful team and should take
:. the premium at the fair. These
!. mules have been stabbed at
:. Greeley since being received .
!. here by express one week ago .
:. and their mammoth size has at
!. tracted hundreds of curious .
:: ones to the stables.
!. I. + + + + + I. + + + I. I. !: !. !.
The Greeley tribune., 1909-09-16

of contests being filed. c. ID. Ford.
In charge OF the Denver government
land office, stated today that contests
at the rate of 100 per month were
being presented. and he said that
any one who held valuable land In
the state would do well to bear IN
mind the protection OF their rights
as settlers are securing the state
seeking good land and are ready TO
fight any imperfect title.
Most of the entries for homesteads
are filed by non-residents. The heav-
lest rush is In the districts surround
ing Denver, Pueblo, Lamar. Hugo
Sterling and Montrose. with Glen
wood trailing. On Tuesday four ap-
plicntions were received at the Den
yer office.
The Greeley tribune., 1909-09-16
KERSEY CUBS CLIPPED
CLAWS OF THE TIGERS

Kersey Sept. 9.-The kersey CUBS
went down to LaSalle Labor Day and
defeated the LaSalle Tigers to 3.
The game was classy from start to
finish. The Cubs got three runs in
the first inning and were in the lead
through the whole game with a cou-
pie of runs to spare
LaSalle could do nothing with
"Heinie', Kersey's star. who was
substituted for Gus Loloff IN the
fourth inning He gave one base on
balls. struck out eight men and al
lowed four hits. one a two-bagger.:
These teams are evenly matched
on the diamond and play ball all
the time, making it interesting for
the fans in the vicinity.
The two teams have played four
games this season, kersey winning
the first game 8 to 2, LaSalle the
second 9 to 90 innings) LaSalle
the third l2 to 6, and Kersey the
fourth to g.
Kersey, with the exception of
Greeley, has the fastest team in the
county.
The Greeley tribune., 1909-09-16
Jap BABY is MADE HAPPY
Has His Holiday According to the Traditions of the Land
of tn Chrysanthemum

for twenty-five guests was arranged
and was marvel of decoration.
japanese chef had charge of the af-
fair. In the center of the table was
an immense bank of artificial fow-
ers fashioned from vegetables, Red
beets, yellow carrots and white po-
tatoes had been used with an abun-
dance of greenery. Several varieties
of fish, cooked whole and elaborately
earnished, we're served and every
thing was done as nearly as possible
in the way holidays" are celebrated
in Japan.
Children's holidays occur on the
third day Of the third moon and the
fifth day of the fifth moon The
moon or month is not recl'oned from
the first of the year but rom the
end of the third month of the year.
The Greeley tribune., 1909-09-16
UNION PACIFIC IS REFUSED A
PERMIT FOR DEPOT AT EATON
METHODIST MEN PLAN
FOR WINTER SESSION

!. Members of the Methodist <
! Brotherhood at recent meet :.
!: ing planned for a series of in ::
+ structive meetings during the :
+ winter season. At one of the Z.
!. meetings to be held during the "
:. early winter, the editors of the !
/ Republican and Tribune will de- .
!. liver papers on the newspaper
!. work in Greeley. The editor :
:. of the Republican will probably :
!. speak on the subject of Inside :
!. Newspaper Work and Its Edu- :
i. cational Features. This sub :
=. ject will probably be dealt with :
:. by C. H. Hansen. 'Humor and :
:. Pathos in the Newspaper Days :
!. Work. will be the subject TAX :
:. en- by Teddy McGruder of the :
:. Tribune editorial department. ::
!. !. !. j. + !. j. 1. /. 1. + !. + + + 4
The Greeley tribune., 1909-09-16
NO STRIKE FOR CARPENTERS
IN GREELEY, AS WAS STATED
WOMAN MAY HAVE HAD
APPENDICITIS BUT TT
SEEMS NARY

: Operations for appendicitis !:
= are becoming somewhat of a fad !:
: among the physicians of Gree !:
: ley and in some cases there is !:
= suspicion that mistakes are !:
= being made by the medical fra !:
: ternity. A good case in point !:
< occurred last week when a !:
< Fourth street woman called in ::
\ well-known physician. She ::
: was suffering with pains in the ::
= region of her stomach and the ::
= physician, after diagnosis, ::
:: pronounced the ailment appen- i
:: dicitis. 1T may be-" thought ::
= fully replied the woman. II ;:
= am certain it is" said the ply ::
= sician. you being a doctor, ::
= should know" smiled the wom- 3.
= an, but as | had my appendix :,
:: cut out a little over year ago :;
= l can't quite understand how it :,
\ can be-" I
i i !. !. !. !: !: !. !. !. !. !. !. !. !. + .
The Greeley tribune., 1909-09-16
UNION PACIFIC
WILL RUSH
WORK

Union Pacific engineers are going
over the route for the new branch
line through Fort Collins and on
Monday o. H. Parsons and A. X.
Jorden arrived on the scene OF the
proposed line. The putting of engi-
neers on this work is translated to
mean that the Union Pacific intends
losing no time in pushing its new
road to Fort Collins.
The railroad has announced Its
acceptance OF the franchise recently
granted by the Fort Collins city
council and 1t is indicated that tracks
will be laid to that city before the
snow of winter is flying.
The Greeley tribune., 1909-09-16
JAIL PLOTTER IS ASSAULTED
AND BEATEN BY COMPANIONS
WILD DUCK SEASON is
ON AND BIRDS FLYING

At daybreak Friday many !
+ nimrods of Greeley were en- !
i. sconced on the shores Of various ::
!. lakes and reservoirs throughout !
+ Weld county awaiting the first !
+ whistle Of the flying wedges OF ::
+ ducks already beginning to i
!. move ta. ths seuthward ard this 4
4. means tlRal today 10 the Arst Of I
!: the open season for ducks. and :
:. that during the next month +
:: there will be many good bags :.
+ of the birds made. The break ::
!. ing of the season early has :
:: caused an early flight and about ::
:. everything from the diminutive ::
:. teal to the more cumbersome ::
!. mallards are to be found. The !
!: early night is said to predict :.
:. severe winter.
+ j. I. + + I. + + 1. + I. + + I. + + I
The Greeley tribune., 1909-09-16
Teeth and Fists Used
on Self Confessed
bad Man"
OUTSIDE AID GIVEN
File Was Passed to the
Prisoners by a
Friend

=. John Shay, self-con fessed bad
!: man and plotter against the
:. peace and decorum of the coun-
:. ty jail, was the central figure
!. Monday night in riot that
!. broke out in the downstairs
!: quarters and which resulted in
:. Shay being pummelled almost
:. to jelly by 7. Anderson, one
!. of the other prisoners in on a
!. charge of highway robbery. The
!. assault was vicious one and
:. was the result of dissension
:. among the prisoners, each sus-
:. pecting the other of having
= been the informant which d.
!. vulged their plots to escape to
:. Deputy Sheriff Charles Peter
!. son. Frank Cooper. although
!. the best of feeling has not eX-
!. listed between himself and Shay,
!. probably prevented Anderson
:. from inflicting serious injuries
:. upon the former.
!. ). j. j. !. j. !. !. i. !. !. :. + + + +
The Greeley tribune., 1909-09-16

Several days ago the Union Pacific
people, without going through the
formality of getting permit. began
breaking ground at the Fourth street
crossing for the erection of the new
depot It was understood that the
building would be wooden struc-
ture and these plans, of course, met
with little favor from the townspeo-
pie who think they deserve some
thing considerably better in the way
of depot. However, leaving ~
will out of the question, the oral
nances do not permit the erec'ioh
of such a building at this place.
Accordingly. the city attorney ana
the street commissioner were IN
structed by the city council last
night 20 open up the crossings a,
Third Fourth and Fifth streets. ana
The town clerk received instructions
not to issue a permit If application
were made this morning. The mar
shaI had previously stopped the WORK
of sygavating until a permit was Sc
cured. d
As result things are at stand
stilI today. The members or the
town council mean to stick by the
nnsitibn they have taken, and the
neyt move will have to be made ps
ne abroad people. Whether the
Union Pacific will disregard the town
ordinances and take the consequences
~, whether they will experience
ohsure of heart and put up a hre-
nroof building remains to be seen.
pnnn hing only is certain and that
i, mat he new depot has got to come
In nraer to handle the Increased
tr,,,I md the increased shipments
nj this point.
The Greeley tribune., 1909-09-16
LAUGH
1t Will Do Your Soul More Good Than sighinp
JUST rRDDY.

Between the cleaning and shank
passed along the streets of Greeley.
laughless in this weary world. You W
melancholy. Yet there were laughs al
mean, crabby, cynical chuckles over thu
folks-but good, big, hearty laughs in
were just itching for you to let them
laugh in the fact that the cleaning gle
ing winds soughed. But you didn't
so much soughing and cleaning made
more ingrown than usual.
Laughter indicates large brains.
women attempt to pass into the door Of
each other9 There was crash ant
scenery. Their skypieces couldn't BY
ence of the imagination have been made
aperture-side by side. There was on,
the girl just blossoming from schoolgirl
thing and the dab of powder on the til
her. Another laugh. And so you VIC
the way had you only been looking for
You saw a wee mite of four or fv,
with lanky parent of about six foot
other good laugh-a laughter in which
roll inward merriment and good nature
you are the laughs-little laughs and
your eye open for them-spot them on
they'll improve your views of the world
The Greeley tribune., 1909-09-16
|RNERS ARE COMING
7 getting Its Full Quota of Movement from
\ states Towards Colorado Land

ene'llng nag its full
meh' of settlers
|.e never before in
prado u has there
Ee movement to-
\ colorado.
E,hse. settlers have
W1in 1ln the last six
| ,h lana from the
on me Denver dis
|,u,, |,vVo people have
h H.. VI w cid,
H. Denver to set,
y y, best est in twenty
Eo,, Efea by the local
ill.,, and 200
|tha, 1, IN August.
|pa Ta !, shows the
''' Is the number
The Greeley tribune., 1909-09-16
PASTOR FROM OKLAHOMA
FOR CHURCH AT KERSEY

Kersey, Sept. 13.-Rev. Dorey ar
rived Saturday morning to take
charge of the Methodist church work
at kersey. Rev. Dorey comes from
the Oklahoma conference and his
wife and children will be here in
a few days. Rev. belmont Scott
leaves for Wray, where he will be
employed the coming year.
The Greeley tribune., 1909-09-16

At about 9 O'Clock Monday night
Sheriff Ben Florance was called to
uuell free-for-all fight that had
broken out between the prisoners
the appeal being made by John Shay,
who feared that his llfe was in peru
and wanted to be separated from the
other prisoners with whom he mas
been plotting recently to devise ways
and means to find way to freedom
through the iron bars. 1t seems tha'
the other prisoners had grown suspi-
cious of Shay and this resulted in an
attack upon him being led by Ander-
son Anderson used fists and teeth
to good effect and when Shay emers-
cd from the conflict he resempled
survivor of San Juan hill.
sheriff Florance Immediately maze
nroyisions to separate the prisoners
and II appears as though all OF tnelr
plotting and contemplating mas
come to naught through their own
Observation-Disclosures Frank Cooper
has nil along refused to listen to the
arguments of the other prisoners
while shay has been the ringleader'
with his power of influence gone
the other prisoners have now con
ressed the attempts they nave n'aue
TO elude the arm of the law M
An effort is being MADE 10 ols
cover the identity of the person on
the outside who has been commuml- iei
eating with the prisoners. The ou'.
cers are positive that this person or
nersons passed the prisoners the me
Win which their first attempt TO eS-
o,nn was made. A close watch Is
being kept about the jail and II any
one is apprehended in further at
tnmnt TO communicate with prisoners
~ viii mean a term of imprisonment
for the guilty party
The Greeley tribune., 1909-09-16
ELECTRIC LIGHTS IOPlC
OF AN EVANS TALkFESI

Evans, Sept. 13.-Electric lights
were the chief topic discussed by the
Commercial club here at the meeting
Saturday night. A. l.. Lindner. rep
resenting the electric light people at
Greeley, was present and the subject
of lights for Evans was considered
in all its aspects. There is no doubt
but that the lights will be installed
The Greeley tribune., 1909-09-16
kERSEY ENTERPRISE TO
FARM JOURNAL EDilOh

Kersey. Sept. BE. r, Shanher
has sold the kersey Enterprise to j.
X Mallonee, who has for some time
heen owner of the Weld County Farm
Journal Mr.. Shaffner is in poor
health and has not definitely decided
on plans for future work.
The Greeley tribune., 1909-09-16
KERSEY STREETS READY
FOR FALL CROPS HA

Kersey, Sept. 13.-The work of
graveling and grading the streets OF
Kersey ia now finished. The farmers
donated the labor and everything
is in good shape for the hauling OF
the fall crops. Grain is coming in
rapidly and the two elevators of town
are kept busy.
The Greeley tribune., 1909-09-16
The Authorities Interfere
After Ground Is Be-
ing Broken
DEFINE FIRE LIMITS
Town Board Will Not
Allow a Frame
Structure

!. Eaton, Sept. 14.-When rep :.
!. rcsentatives of the Union Paci- :.
:. fic railroad appeared before the :.
:. town clerk at Eaton this morn :.
:. ing skiing for permit to erect )
). a new wooden depot for which :.
!. structure the ground is already )
:. broken, the permit was refused. :.
:. The city ordinances expressly :.
:. forbid the erection of public :.
!. frame buildings within the fire :.
!. line and the Union Pacific peo- )
:. pie Lave found that there is no :
:. exception to the rule. At the ::
!. town board meeting held Mon :.
:. day night, the railroad situation )
:: was thoroughly discussed.
:. :. !. !. i. + I. !. i. i. + + + + 4 < :
The Greeley tribune., 1909-09-16
rurcbases Half Section

pierce, Sept. 1S,-Gus Carlson OF
rrornn has purchased half sectlon
~ land a half mile north or Pierce err, e
or I o. Bender Of Denver. me
sa1e was made through T, l.. Greer
Of Ault
The Greeley tribune., 1909-09-16

OF last evening you
You were alone and
ere lantern-jawed and
! around you. Not
mlstortunes of other
he street doings that
loose. There was a
'amed and the sough-
see the laugh because
your disposition feel
Did you see three
the postofice abreast
ciatter as OF falling
any narrowing inhu-
to pass through that
. laugh. There was
SIN into a silly Young
OF her nose betrayed
uld have found it all
laughs.
: trying to keep step
two. Here was an
you could fairly un-
Everywhere about
big laughs. Keep
t and see how much
III general.
The Greeley tribune., 1909-09-16

Taking this as a basis, the cor
respondent of the Post built up
strike story. The facts as related by
leading carpenters of Greeley are
these: The scale has been presented
to the contractors and accepted by
them, the agreements having been
signed and now being in the hands
of officers of the union. All carpen-
ters who are deserving will receive
the increased salary. There is no
strike impending and there has been
no intimidation of such intention on
the part of the carpenters.
At the present time every carpen-
ter in Greeley is busy with the fall
work. The demand for carpenters
was never better in the history of
this city. 1t is estimated that there
is work enough already planned
ahead to keep all of the carpenters
busy for the coming six months.
There are but few poor workmen
among the 500 or more carpenters
in the city and members of the
union have agreed that where
mans work falls below the standard,
will be made with the
for his dismissal or
grading of the scale.
The Greeley tribune., 1909-09-16
In Sale

z member of the
Ter a Sons, dry
Palers, has taken
Pess of the COM
a consideration
Rnd deals show
] to be found in
~, Mr. Harris
i, October /.
me stores busi-
gets 500 acres
| ""u lleSe 500
mm of $4,000.
poses of eighty
pm for $4,000.
|FA
,N,e ron the dry
|, Inc business wnl
'"' new manage
The Greeley tribune., 1909-09-16

eeley, through
C Ewing, has
plaint against
brit Collins, al
by suddenly
lie on a road
sed his Feid-
to meet disas-
lision with the
machine The
damages for a
'rsonal njuries
sustained by
Ply Herrington
Ter at Fort Col
Is Carlson and
story is this:
ing to pass on
ne a short time
in the lead aud
est lasting sew
ngton machine
pat Feidler was
d there was a
at would have
the Denver &
e famous.
p the claim in
Ter that he had
opped suddenly
tains that Her
psely to get him
er further says
and that his
damaged Tb.
was fled by
er's answer was
urt in Greeley
yes come to trial
Nv on road cour-
develop.
The Greeley tribune., 1909-09-16
An Agreement on Scale
Has Been Signed
with Union
OVER 800 AFFECTED
All Carpenters Are Busy
and Much Work Is
Contracted

1. There was no strike of the
!. carpenters in Greeley on We'd :
!. nesday.
!. This statement is made today :
!. by leading carpenters of the :
!. city who are Indignantly deny :
= ing the story sent out from :
:. Greeley to the Sunday Post, in :
!. which rumors of an impending :
!. strike were vividly presented. :
!. The Posts story went into the :
:. details Of an all,g ged disagree :
+ ment between the carpenters :
1. and the contractors of the city
!. and stated that fully 800 car
!. penters would walk out next
:. Wednesday morning.
!. The fact of the situation Is.
i. that about one month ago the
i. carpenters of the city organized
1. union. This union agreed up
i. on a scale of As cents per hour,
+ an advance of about 10 to Is
!. cents per hour upon the wages
i. they are already receiving. The
!. scale is to become effective on
!. Sept. 15.
:. j. : !. i. :. + + !. !. :. i. + 1. + +
The Greeley tribune., 1909-09-16
Files Suit
len Of
! ins
GETIiER

Iue and the =:
1 \
| and dusty :"
/ Cheyenne. =
hst week or =
| =
| Feidler of x
Herrington =
+
lust roll to- ="
rizon Of the =
big touring :
E range of \
/ Cheyenne =
bat a battle =
IN progress. =
the other. \
. and skid. <
cover mile <
they reach =
# the road. \
stops. Ma +
into it with +
of gasoline, y
etc. etc. +
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The Greeley tribune., 1909-09-16

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New-York tribune., 1909-05-23

more ike dimple than a scar, and it crinbles up
when she smiles Well, I've square into her
almost every day since then-and she's never moved
an eyelash to show she recognized me But she's up
to something. She's always right III my way and
never notices me. She's got me going, there's no
doubt about that.
Have YOU ever followed her.
Yes. | confess I've tried several times; but she
has always given the slip, else | was clumsy.
Well what do YOU wish me to do about II
Il want to know what the lady up to
That's simple enough. She wants to get an en-
gagement.
Why doesn't she ask me- them
All no doubt she will. She wants to make an i'm
preston first. You know what hard struggle II
is for girl without influence to get engagement
She wants to get YOU curious, interested. / fancy
she's heard YOU to have new play produced, and
though the author doesn have much to say to the
cast YOU are established and could probably help
her"
That's true enough En my contracts reserve
power Of veto as to members of the cast, and natu
rallv have some influence. though there's terrific
amount of influence in these things But It seems
elaborate method, | must say
Well, I've heard of how the girls have to struggle
1t strikes she's clever I'm curious 10 know what
she will say when her time comes.
SO am l. | hope she'll spring her trap soon.
And how is Your book coming on
Nearly finished. It's or less of an expose OF
society, and l hope will make talk III send YOU
copy; that is if your diagnosis proves correct IN re
New-York tribune., 1909-05-23
Drawings by George Brehm

gard to the Lady in Tope If not my dear Astro,
shall conclude YOU merely d clever guesser."
The tone was such that Astro could not be offended
at the banter. He rose smingly to show Pinkard
out. The young gave Valeska who was busy in
the waiting room, sharp glance as he left.
HOW did you know he a playwright She
H asked the Master
| in my laboratory when he came into the
room and watched him unObserved. He took in
the whole studio at glance, very interestedly He
went back the door to get the effect it would ap
pear in a stage set from the orchestra He viewed it.
as few do. a whole. not in detail Almost everyone
who nSpectS the and furnishings one by
He summed up the general effect BY his aP
pearanCe | knew him to be a with brains. Few
men of business afford the time for morning
call unless they wish some definite information He
had not the appearance of the idle rich; yet he
well off literary use his inventive faculty
not more than four hours a day without excessive
fatigue; consequently he has time left in which
arnuse himself And finally, when he opened his
coat for pencil. saw a typewriter manuscript in
his inside pocket
He might have been actor.
90 1t not part in a play that he had; they're
bound up smaller shape. Besides. he had of
the CorCet of an actor He of himself that
he didn't feel the need of inpressing anyone"
He might have been reading play for friend
The manuscript was full of pencil corrections 1t
was not a final draft and would be almost undeci-
pherable except 10 the author But. 50 far as that
New-York tribune., 1909-05-23

<TOU are certainly very
r clever. " said the young
man. He twisted up his
blond mustaChe. nodded his
head slowly, and smiled.
Ny very dear sir, said
Astro calmly, what YOU call
my Cleverness Is the product
of innate gifts, years Of study,
and infinite thought and con
temptation. You are the clever
one.
How so?" The palmist 5
client raised his eyebrows. as
a woman might His deep
blue eyes sparkled. lit with