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New-York tribune., 1909-05-24

NEED Or fN-tfNth
The further appropriations for the same gen
eral objects which were called for by the items
which have been disapproved could not be justi-
fed az this time. Certain other items disallowed
represent payments not required this year.
Despite these reductions, the total budget eN
elusive Of sinking fund contributions. exceeds
that OF last wear by S4.65S 522. Fortunately,
under the statute passed al the last session. Il
large saving has been effected in the contrlhu-
tion TO the canal debt sinking fund The net IN
crease over last years appropriations. including
the contributions to the sinking fund thus
amounts TO S46s .022 81.
In every branch OF state work needs are con
sJantly disclosed and new opportunities are con
tuIUallv presented by various groups OF publI'
spirited citizens. each anxious that the STATE
should respond in its various undertakings %
the demands Of increased knowledge and should
make better provision for the conduct OF its en-
terprises
we also are paving for many permanent i'm
proVements ont Of income. So that the cost II
new Establishments which will serve their pur-
pose for generation or more is betrayed out 81
the income Of the short time which elapses dur r
expenditures Of this sort causes large lncreiis1
In annual appropriations apart from what may
be termed the current expenses and fixed chafg"S
Of government.
make reasonable advance unless We have eco
uomical administration
We have reason 10 be grattfied by the sound
financial condition Of the state but the pressure
Of Va riullS demands must not make US unn'lIa-
fu # the limits OF our income There must be
inSisteuce in every department upon the SlrlCt-
est economy. and the constant aim should be 10
reduce expenses wherever possible without loss
OF essential efficiency
There should also be provided some perma-
neut method for comparative examination OF lc-
partmeutal budgets and proposals for appropria-
tions in advance of the legislative session 80
that the Legislature may be aided by preim-
mary Investigation and report IN determining
with just proportion the amounts that can prop
be allowed
New-York tribune., 1909-05-24

crushed in Marseilles. when it was being thro"n owl
away in America France imports about one-n
Of the cottonseed oil shipped out Of the United
States and Marseilles is the largest yegetapie oii
producer in the world, having forty-nVe nhi9'
which crush about 465 coo Of seed annualy' 4,
addition to the large amount Of oil when Is si'pPu
there
New-York tribune., 1909-05-24
TO BRING BACK WANDERING EsoUiMAu.

in IN effort to 1nd- Meme Wallace. the Esqulmau,
who left Manhattan College during the recent
strike Chester Eeecroft f the Hotel Astor start
ei last night for Montreal. II Meme can be found
ne will be brought back 10 this CITY where fund
viii he started pay tcr his transportation 70 his
native land.
New-York tribune., 1909-05-24
NEED OF ECONOMY.

patriotic purposes there have been various ap-
prOpriations
New-York tribune., 1909-05-24
In addnlol. ~ tHe3e items 1Ie coTffnor disaI
1irovea tle following:

For expenses 81 legislative coml
cate i-em. $1,000.
For Improvements ana alieri5i"'
ti,a rooms ~ the AsSemoly- $1,000
Fa- compensation ana expense.
~auulat-s employed py the tcntro.
s-...-- icarlors. $500.
For refund 10 Martin B. H1sl-y,
ro75 County. sI3s. amount u Iena
raid tie Forest. Fish aHd Game {
l21 ~.,,
For nsymeat 10 a. Edward Silb'
.The Catskiil Daily Mail. desigha
81 Supervisors 20 pubHsn lHe '
.i,rs. which designation WAS oee
For Charles y Postv 'oh l9E -.
counsel ir PeoUl aet ths f'ed "a
For ad3itional ani'rep- l..5-,'.4 ..5 5... i"'
q. .,ff7-,f-ffa9 iurernafloH. * Orr
p. .,r.--cHt q The claim ~ J
.c-f.s, ira IT, ), 81 oIe.er OF the
-Agr-CIiture. N+'H- s-,.,-, ,....
The Greeley tribune., 1909-05-19
ALDERMEN VISIT
THE WATER WORKS
INSPECTION TRIP YESTERDAY
Fire Committee Examine Collins Fire
Fighting Apparatus

With the exception of the mayor
and Alderman Adams, who had made
the trip previously, all the aldermen
went to the headgate of the water
works system on Friday and made
an inspection of the entire plant
that they might be familiar with the
work which they are called upon to
perform from time to time.
They went by rail to Collins, where
the filter superintendent met them
with his wagon and drove them the
other twelve miles. On the way
back Aldermen Farr, Luther and
Howard remained in Collins two
hours and made an investigation OF
the Collins fire department. The
chief showed them a new wagon just
purchased and says they are sorry
that they did not buy an auto truck
intsead Of horse truck.
The council will probably call :
special meeting some evening to con
slider the proposed apparatus fol
Greeley. 1t will need much discus
sion. and there is so much to accom-
plish that it seems impossible t.
get it up before a regular meeting
The Greeley tribune., 1909-05-19
Antern Men in City

A. d. Annis, the man at the head
of the big company which closed the
deal last week for the Antero reser-
yoir was in Greeley Saturday and
Sunday with party OF eight capital
lists from Omaha and Council Bluffs.
all of whom are interested in the
completion of the Antero project
The party came from Denver In
two autos and spent two days in an
Investigation of the lands about Gree
ley. Their principal object was to
learn something about irrigation and
they were much elated over their
own project after seeing what water
has done for this country.
The Greeley tribune., 1909-05-19
Eaton Queen Of May
[ Eaton Specially

Miss Alice Hutchinson, an Eaton
girl. has been highly honored by her
fellow students at Colorado College.
She was chosen Queen of the Nav
for the annual fete which was cele-
brated there on last SATURDAY.. Nav
is. This honor has hitherto zone
only to upperclassmen. and Miss
Alice Is the first sophomore ever
chosen for the role.
The fete is a great-doings dav at
the school aud is an open air festiva,
at which short play, written bv n
student. is acted. The author of thi.
years play is Allison French of cree-
ley. The May Queen has a loading
part in the little drama which viii
be witnessed by hundreds of SIN
dents and friends of the school
Miss Alice graduated from Eaton
nigh school in the class of OF uer
parents Mr. and Mrs. R. NJ. Hutcbin-
son, and younger brother M,ster
Howard have gone to the Snrines
where they will remain min ,ae+
week
The Greeley tribune., 1909-05-19
LaSalle Commencement
(LaSalle Specially

The LaSalle high school COM
mencement took place Friday night
at the Presbyterian church at La
Sale. Orations and recitations by
the members of the graduating class
marked the occasion and the church
was crowded with friends of the
graduates. J. F. Beattie, president
of the school board, presented the
diplomas. Those receiving diplomas
were Wayne S. Beattie. Grace Ellis.
Helen Irene Lamma. Leona Smith,
Chester Sherman Smith.
The following pupils completed the
eighth grade this year: Helen Beat
tie, Everett Conaway, Steven H. Her
rington, Cleve Manion, Elsie NJ. Rod
gers, Glee NJ. Smith, Chester A.
Smith.
The Greeley tribune., 1909-05-19
Rural Carrier No. 3

Clement Miller has received his ap-
pointment as regular carrier on rural
route No. out Of Greeley. James
N. Newbury has also received a COM
Mission as substitute over the same
route.
Mr.. Miller has been employed at
the Martin grocery store a number
of years and ID we'll acquainted with
the surrounding country. Route No.
5 was Just established a few weeks
ago and the new carrier will take
up his duties on June 1. The new
route will serve over $50 new fam
lilies who have not heretofore had
service. The new route covers a
territory starting about a mile north
of Greeley and running west about
four miles and then south two miles
coming back to Greeley on the road
mile south of town.
The Greeley tribune., 1909-05-19
Saw Real Road Building

Wednesday was the peacefullest
day that Greeley has seen in several
years. All the Greeley newspaper
men. five of them, were out of town
and together. Mr.. Mccullough, of
the Denver, Laramie & Northwestern
loaded the bunch Of alleged scribes
into the English and Van Sickle
autos and took them to Hillsboro, %
see a bit of real railroad building.
The Denver. Laramie & Northwest
ern is now graded into the town of
Hillsboro. and the piling is being
driven for the bridge across the
Platte. Great stretches of grade are
surfaced up, ready for the rail-laying
machine, and whether the road
comes to Greeley or goes elsewhere
things look very business-like 80 far
as construction work goes.
The Greeley tribune., 1909-05-19
Going to Denmark


Mr.. and Mrs. l.. Sorenson leave
the 28th for Denmark, where they
will attend the celebration of Mrs.
Sorenson's parents golden wedding.
The Sorensons will take their three
younger children with them, but the
two older girls will remain here.
The family expects to spend the sum
mer in Denmark and they will re-
main there for at least three months
1t has been nineteen years since
Mrs. Sorenson came to America, a
young girl, and this is her first trip
back to the country of her birth.
Her wedding took place in Denver
and her parents have never seen eitll-
er husband or children. The Soren-
SONS are well-to-do farmers and own
. good ranch in this neighborhood.
The Greeley tribune., 1909-05-19
ADVANCE MAN
In the City Sunday in the lnte'Ts' ''
the Minstrcls

G. Havez, the advance man io'
,h, law nockstader minstrels, when
appear at the opera house Weuae
day night. was in town over suho"s
and II the balance of the Die com
many are MS humorous and musio"'
as Mr. Havez there is a muslcal .'e"'
In store for the Greeleyites Weuhes-
day evening. .., a,
uavez is a de facto illustration Oh
the old adage laugh and grow i".'
He wears an is collar and weighs
close to 800. He is also an old news
naper man and has worked on many
of the large dailies of the country
As song writer his name ana
fame will live in humor, as 1t was ne
who wrote the song whlcn ie"
wears ago reached the FOUR corners
of America Everybody Works But
Father" 1t is actually known tha'
this song cost four lives, and MT
Hayez says that he often rehects up
on the ract that he is primarily
though not morally. responsible lor
those four lives. When the song be-
came so popular that it was ground
out of every phonograph IN the ma
tion many young boys and girls LOOK
AN unusual delight in turning the ma
chine on father. In many instances
the words were sarcastically true,
and at least four fathers, driven mad
with ridicule,, committed suicide.
The advance man is also the au-
thor of He Certainly Was Good to
Me, When You Aint Got No Money
You Needn't Come Round" and his
attest song. which is now being sung
,y Dockstader is entitled Broke
md is the hit OF the season.
The play this season is not the
I'D time minstrel show. but comedy
With a deep plot. The negroes have
landed together to beat the white
nan to the North Pole and the ridic-
lous situations are nothing less than
three hour laugh.
The company will arrive in Greeley
rom Colorado Springs on Wednes-
ay morning with their special train
five cars.
The Greeley tribune., 1909-05-19
Two Picnic Parties

John Johnson took his sixth grade
boys in the nature study class at the
Normal on a picnic Saturday. There
we're ten boys in the crowd and they
drove out to Wylie's grove, where
they romped and studied nature in
the most delightful way. A fine pic
mic dinner was spread at noon and
was eaten with a relish which comes
only at picnics. The eighth grade
boys and girls with their teachers,
Misses Wright and Robertson, had
also chosen Saturday for picnic day,
and Wylie's grove for their destina-
tion; SO there was a merry crowd al
together.
The Greeley tribune., 1909-05-19
= y. SHORT AND FLORA ELLIOTT
ou,ct Home Wedding Last Thursday
ut $3.50 O'Clock

A wedding OF unusual interest to
Greeley young people took place this
morning when Miss Flora Elliott be-
came the bride OF Clarence e. Short.
The ceremony was performed by
Rev. ]. NJ. Wylie ut $3.50 O'Clock this
morning at the home Of the brides
parents. MIR. and Mrs. ]. Elliott, l2Oi
Tenth street. 1t was = quiet nome
wedding with only relatives present
and the couple left on the early train
for a few days trip to Denver and
Colorado points. In order to elude
their friends the exact date Of the
wedding had been kept q secret and
even the roommate Of the groom be-
lieved the story that he was going
to play golf." the excuse given for
arising SO early this morning.
Both the bride and groom have
hosts OF friends in Greeley and are
favorites in the younger social set.
They came here several years ago
from Pennsylvania. where the ro-
nance began. which eliminated In
the wedding Thursday.
The bride ID the only daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Elliott and 10 a
charming Young lady. numberii 8 her
friends by her acquaintances. The
groom is highly esteemed and ad-
mired for his many manly qualities
by all who know him. Mr.. and Mrs
Short will reside in Greeley.
The Greeley tribune., 1909-05-19
COMES UP OVER TESTIMONY OF
@. II. WHEELER
ESTATE IS WORTH n7,Wo
Senator McCreery Ii Requested b!
Judge Lewis to Retire from Cass
IL He Could Not Accept the
Statements Of Witness
In the Chair

A sensation developed In the fed
eral court Tuesday morning In th'
condemnation proceedings over The
Greeley postofilce site. when Judg,
Robert e. Lewis ordered Attorrel
]. w. McCreery Of Greeley to retr'
from the case II he could not accep
the statements of the witness in th'
chair.
Mr.. McCreery was examining c. H
Wheeler, vice president of the Gree
ley National Bank, who testified thai
the property which the Currier es
tate was asking the government IL
pay $4,000 for, was only WORT
about $4,000
McCreery charged that the witness
was trying to avoid testifying Is tC
the true value of property on Eight
street, when the court sternly inter
rupted the attorney.
II will not tolerate such an inter
probation to be put on the testimonN
of the Witness" said the Judge. III
you cannot conduct the case as j
should be conducted you must ALLOW
other counsel to act IN the matter
Proceed, sir"
Il do not care to ask any furthel
questions. replied the attorney. 'it
l cannot be permitted to examine tht
witness in my own way"
Mr.. Wheeler testified. when press
ed by McCreery, that property in the
business section of Greeley, had not
advanced 400 to 500 per cent, as
suggested by the attorney. and h
declared the property the Currier es.
tate wished to sell the government
was no longer in the direct business
section, business having moved 10
the next block west.
Judge Lewis also took q hand in
the proceedings by declaring that !,
was not possible to count in black
smith shops as business houses, nor
could such places be shown to have
advanced in value as much a. II was
intended to prove. 1t was shown
that Eighth street east of Eighth
avenue contained blacksmith sAops
anu otuOI suldil luNubtIlc0.
Yesterday afternoon some n4een
witnesses testified ON behalf Of the
government. and all estimatedf the
value of the property between l5,s
900 and 100000. II the jury strlktt
a medium between the two extremes
1t will probably return verdict OF
$4,000. The case went to the jury
at 10 O'Clock this morning and the
Judge stated 1t would not be neces-
sary to come to Greeley to view the
property unless the jurymen could
not arrive at a speedy conclusion.
The jury is composed of twelve
men from the mining district, and
most Of them are miners. One In q
saloonkeeper from Cripple Creek and
another a ranchman from the west
ern slope.
1t is said that the Currier estate
will appeal to the United Statea
courts If the verdict is anything less
than $4,000.
The Greeley tribune., 1909-05-19
RECEIVERS WORK
MOST STRENUOUS
TucKERMAN's LABoRs LIGHTER
Painter 4 Wilcox Live Stock Has
Been Sold

James Tuckerman has been con-
graduating himself for the past few
days that the most strenuous. part OF
his duties as receiver for the $780,
900 worth of property now in liti-
cation in the partnership Of Painter
& Wilcox has been relieved. All of
the stock has been sold, and was
bid in by the mortgage. 1t was
the stock which gave Mr.. Tuckerman
the most annoyance.
The contendinG parties have bsen
unable to stipulate an agreement foI
sale and 1t looks as IL the receiver
would have to take care of the big
ranch until the case is decided by
the supreme court, which may cover
a period Of three years.
Mr.. Tuckerman has put men to
work to farm the 500 acres. With
this and the Currier estate Mr.. Tuck
erman has his hands full.
The Greeley tribune., 1909-05-19
Windsor Gets New School
(Windsor Specially

The new high school building for
Windsor is assured.
At a meeting held Saturday after.
noon. the taxpayers voted to issue
bonds for the erection of $4,000
schoolhouse. Although at previous
meeting. public sentiment had SEEM
ed to be against the proposed build
ing, the majority in favor of the new
building, Saturday afternoon, was
large
Although the plans and specifica-
lions are not yet made. the buildiu.
Will De thoroughly modern in every
respect and a credit to the town.
Windsor is growing steadily and the
present school facilities are made
quate for the increased population.
The Greeley tribune., 1909-05-19
Normal Girls Field n,r

Ihe girls of the Normal held their
annual field day Friday. They we're
gwen holiday from school duties
ana devoted the entire day to snort !,
only ladies were invited to witneas
the events. The senior c,as, .,,ns
VICTORIOUS in winning the highest
number of points. The contests IN
cluded a basket ball game cantai,
pail, bass ball, tennis, donbIas on1
singles, bean bag race, quoits madi-
cine ball throw, tug of war sho, 49, '..
and relay race. '''' p"''
The Greeley tribune., 1909-05-19
OUT-OF-TOWN PARTIES
LIaGrange

Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Lauridsen en-
tertained for their nephew. Will Neff,
Friday night. On Thursday the boy
reached his fourteenth milestone and
the AFFAIR was really n birthday
party. A crowd Of jolly young people
arrived and a delightful evening was
spent with games. Nice refreshments
were served. After the guests had
taken their ostensible departure
they returned dark-foot and hung
their host a number Of May baskets.
The Greeley tribune., 1909-05-19
Eastern Star Entertains

me Eastern Star lodge entertain
ed lodges from Windsor and Eaton
Inesday evening at regular meeting
Ihe lodge session was first held and
Two candidates initiated. A short
program by members of the Greeley
lodge followed and then came a So
ciai time and fine refreshments. Tho
evening was heartily enjoyed bv nj,
The Greeley tribune., 1909-05-19
Why Not Try Thiso

we want everybody with scalp or
nair ailments. even though they are
paid IN spots, to try Rexall "93"
Hair Tonic. We exact no promise
or obllgatlon. Simply use large
pottie. Then If not satisfied tell us,
and we will refund the money paid
us Tor 1t. Two sizes, soc and s1.OO.
II. Reynolds Il Co. the Rexall store
The Greeley tribune., 1909-05-19
DO II NnAy

NOW IS the time to get rid of vour
rheumatism. You can do SO hv an
plying Chamberlain's I.iniran Dy a.
oases out of ten are simply muscul,r
aheumatlsm n, due to cold or damn or
chronic rheumatism, and Weld ta +ha
vigorous application of this Iininan+
Try IT. You are certain to ha do.
- snseu aesor w''h the quick relief which
1t aNords' Sold by all druggists
The Greeley tribune., 1909-05-19
HIGH SCHOOL INTERSCHoLaslio
MEET AT BOULDER
LONGMONT The WINNER
Sevea Records Went to Smash BEFORE
Five Thousand People VINO
We're Representatives OF
Twenty-Five Schools
The Summaries

Longmont high school won the IN
ter.cbolastic meet at the State uni
yersity field at Boulder SATURDAY
Seven records went by the boards,
two of them exceeding the intercol-
legiate records. Five thousand peo-
ple were in attendance, composed OF
representatives of twenty-nine high
schools.
Longmont early took the lead. 1t
took more points than its two nearest
competitors together cleaning up
total of SS1a with the Boulder Preps
second with 90, East Denver lS y
Pueblo Central IL, Cheyenne 3,
Brighton SLs, Fort Collins and Gree
lev Z each, Glenwood Springs and
Manual Training OF Denver each,
North Denver 3, Colorado Springs,
Delta and Salida ! each, Loveland,
Monte Vista and Trinidad quarter
of a point apiece, Aspen Eaton, Gum
aison, Leadville, Littleton, Pueblo
Centennial, Saguache, South Canon
Victor and West Denver failed 10 4
score.
The summary of events:
Shot Put-Scruby, Lonsmont
first; Powers, Brighton, second;
Woods. Salida, third. Distance, 47.2
feet State record.
High Jump-Hall, Boulder Preps,
first; Gladstone, Greeley. second:
Drumm, East Denver, and Flanders,
Longmont, tied for third. Height.
S feet s 3-S inches.
Pole Vault-Gregg, LOngmont,
first; Jones. Boulder Props, second
Powers, Brighton; Wild. Loveland;
Bisham. Trinidad. and Blowers. Mon
tie Vista, tied for third. Height, II
feet, inches. State record.
Mile Run-Dillinger, Longmont,
first; Smith, North Denver, second;
Short, Pueblo, third. Time. 4 :54 2-5
seconds. Record established.
44O-Yard Dash-Haver, Pueblo
first; Law, Fort Collins,
second; Cheese, Colorado Springs,
third. Time, :53 2-5. Record tied.
Hammer Throw-Scruby. Long
mont. first; Cooper, Greeley, second;
Gregg. Longmont, third. Distance,
1853 feet. State record.
Broad Jump-Roberson, Glen
wood Springs. first; Heaton. Boulder
Props, second; Balch, Greeley, third.
Distance. 22.S feet. State record.
12O-Yard Hurdle-Hartman, Long
mont. first; Flanders, Longmont,
second; Law, Fort Collins, third.
Time, :16 1-5.
1O0-Yard Dash-McCarty, Chey-
enne. first; Browning, East Denver,
second; Wikoff. Manual Training,
third. Time, 10 3-5.
Discus-Powers, Brighton, first;
0cruby, Longmont, second; Gregg.
State record. also state intercolleg-
late record.
880-Yard Run-Haver, Pueblo |
Central, first; Dillinger, Longmont,
second; Coles, Glenwood Springs,
third. Time, 2:O5. State record
220-Yard Hurdles-Beck, Manual
Training, first; Loveland. Fort Col
lins. second; Metcalf, Boulder Preps,
third. Time, :27 2-5.
220-Yard Dash-browning, East
Denver, McCarty, Cheyenne, tied for
first; Browning taking the medal on
the toss up; Howard, Delta, third.
Time. :23 1-5.
88O-Yard Relay-Boulder Preps,
hrst. Ley, Ireland, Hills, Heaton;
East Denver. second; Browning,
Slinkhart, Coulter, Woods; Long
mont. third, Nelson, Golden, Benja-
min. Donovan. Time, 1885 2-5.
State record.
The Greeley tribune., 1909-05-19

person oSnss ,
female dog, y ,Is
1t shal, al 10 .. b.
atIi at M 10 kill w
Dr. dos ,ne ,.'as. espsns. 4
nss nss, found ruasS,
ne meat, t.. or vicioa.
o or any any rabld ss,
,,oald u raold dog,
licensed t". or not.
,or "'s any owner, +
,hs VINO Keeps Keeps any
una rne same to BE- .,
,,an person upon eo,
th,n uon of either
.hls section .h,n
'hs no. less 5 than NJ,
'nan S, Ten Doll.r.
h.. section ii.-I
yt Sy defined to r.
tha uarks at or sa.l
me. .he streets or oti
Ia .nat tr runs after d
or bites horses
streets or other
IN. ,he City of Gts.i
De necessary 10
the part of tn. J
any such dog in
der the provisio,
Section l2.-A
ed to be running
When of or away
where owned Or
and beyond tn.
vision or contrd
persons who hs,,
same.
Section lS.-h
for any person to
dogs or to dlstnI
manner whatsoeN
or for the purpu
dog or dogs withi1
ley, Any person
victed of a viol,t
shall be fined in d
five Dollars for 4
fense.
Section 14.-ON
the City of Greed
rado, concerning [
pealed.
Read and Ord.i
4th day of May, Al.
| Passed. approvs
18th day OF May
GEORGE /
Attest:
| W. A. Hon
| Published in w
10, 1909.
State Of Colorado
! City OF Greeley
| |, W. A. Hotchl
the City of Greeld
tify that the fotl
was introduced and
on motion ordered
ular meeting OF
held May 4. 1909; |
printed In tn. al
newspaper puMHh
a period OF ten dal
at a subsequent rel
May Is, lsos, 50
80 was duly pass
a vote of 6 ayes, y
W. A. IN
| Published in the
May 10, 1903.
The Greeley tribune., 1909-05-19
>SOrl\el
That |nte

That Intel
Following
vestment
dollars Il
way pr
Burlingtol
Colorado
through
Chicas
grade th1
fast sched
electric IN
chair csr
ard all
sleepers'
Effective
new train |
yer $50 4
Chicago 4
the Burlin,
You cOnni
noon trai1
east,
No. q,
lighted
penyer 81
chicago u
Chicago al
press leave
Another
commencin'
the new
Northern
train via
penyer 81
ready at y
J.F.
Gent
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