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The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1909-10-07
Nh. RsroEr.


Hspr Ward Bsecher nnce called
at a house in which, according to his
visiting list. he ought TO find a GER
iair Ars p.
II vas a verr modest dwelling,
aid when Nj. Bseeher rang the bell
he had to vsit sosut time FOR q m-
sponse, spd vhsn il came it vas a
,cry irFitatad one ia the IeHson Of
a vouisn Nhe was evidently Just
from the wsshtuh
is Mrs. r. al holne ssked Mr..
Rsecher ia his heei manner.
"Tlost lise heret snapped the
woman. szd slsmred he door in
his face.
Nj. BeeehsF waieed quiJ "a the
doorstep until the womau 4 Ger
tslnly hsd time "a 60 hack 10 the
ha-ment and 20 resume her wash
ing,
Then he rang thv l~ll again After
. While the door vas again opcnea
hy the sadsy female.
"Nho said she did exclaimed
De@hcF. ard wrnt dawn tbr steps
and % up th4 sirori
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1909-10-07

lufsrsofing Facts hhout 80 Lien
Tels ~ > Harttr ~ De
Gama.

In tbs via siaie one seldom ssss
. lion either IN rtpose OF majerfirsi-
alert writes q correspondent II
he ionion Times. a glinrae The
hunter msy eef 81 him, standing
msgnihcensiv neid when suddenly
disturbed in early morinR a his
kA n eTes night ard more ssi3om
& hst been girrn % 8 man ~ vetcb
on, himself unobs rod. gazing
froE an enihenoe 81 the grazing
herd Bpt he lion q 3 noetnmsl
sniigsl. possessing ~ extraordinary
capacity fr making itself invisible
u dim Light. Many q sportsman
he's testified to The experience u b.
ing unEble t. see . lion On 4 night
not altogether dark though II vas
Z close fhst lie breathing vac plain
u audible; and msnv = native Of
Asrca hss fallen sics5sn 10 he sud-
den ~onsisugkt 81 what ~ We passed.
Il = few FEET away, BE took 10 h
only q srnaH bush Or tile blot upon
tie darkness made BY a iussoek Of
grass
Ths literature Of hggssne
sAoofing contains perhaps no inci-
dent aore bleod curaling than the
espesenep Of Dr. A,irel schulz. who.
when with his gunIearer he vas
stalking a hippopoiemus az night,
found fiat q lion was in turn stalk
ing them. BY chance the ~gun-bearer
netioed that a bush behind them had
! Yueer way Of being aluavs about
ihs came disfsnee in their rear. In
spite Of ihe moonlight they could
not he certain that IL reallg wss a
lion; b7t when, TO test il, they
turned ppen their tracks, inIne6-
ateiy the shsdovy thing swept. dim
sBd noiseless. IN 4 vide semicircle.
80 rs to plant itself again behind
them. 80. one going Backward. with
his face always 10 the hon, the hunt
ed hunters made their war hack TO
eam@hipPopotsni having ceased
70 interest them"
As 10 the moral character Of the
beast the same wEicr continues.
re has becrnsaid Of the lion thar Sc
attacked only those who SithstOod
him, seeming TO strike one who fed
or Eped for ciemency. whereas in
real life if YOU u from a lion he
will chase you. Moreover. that full
grown men only were his enemies,
that he would not harm babies. But
in the lionhouse one NAV see any
day the eses which look 20 mdif-
~ferenily on the men and women who
come ard 20 before the cages light
up with sudden savagery as some
small child toddles alone across the
floor. The lion has learned that
men end women are not Tor hims
but this smaller creature-niee ante
lope sine, soft and helpless
itself 70 the ROYAL mind as easily
killsble,
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1909-10-07
Phillips the Tailor
Cleans Presses and
Repairs
ladies' and Gents
Suits and Goats.
OppOsl { Tslmsss Tease

OppOsl { Talmass Tease

Kansas City Mo. Acct Fall
Festivities, Oct 4th 10 9th. Sc
dalia Mo. State Fair Oct. ist n
9Th rerurn limit Oct. sth So 10
round trip.
St. Louis Mo. acct. Veil Prop
bets 4 Centennial Celebration
tickets on sale Oct Pad 10 e,h 70
turn llmi. Oct nth $40 so round
trip.
One way colonlst tickets viii
be on sale daily Sent.i5th 70 DC,
18th 20 California, Oregon
Washington ard intermediate
points ~ very low rates.
r. A. bailey, Agent.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1909-10-07
Local News.
Personals Telling the Doings
People You Know.

~~PtS ADA A@hSWs
L@te sRckeit, Of Butler. was !
business visitor in liicl Nh last
Friday.
Seymour Williamson an 8
business visitor in Butter iss.
Friday.
The Rich Hill base ball team
chat went to TT. Scott lssl Thurs
day was defeated 8 70 0.
Miss Mary Fry, who is teach
ing school in Summit township,
spent last Saturday and Sunday
with home folks in this city.
Guido Jaeger, who was here TO
attend the wedding Of b 5
daughter, last week, returned 10
Kansas City Thursday.
]. T. PrichArd and wife de-
parted Friday for PaoIs, Kansas
on = short visit with their
daughter.
Mrs. e. N. B. Neat returned
from Butler, where she had been
visiting the family Of E. b. Bor-
ron, last Thursday.
Harve Robinson and wife and
Mrs Jesse Delamater, OF Pitta
burg, Kans., visited with the
family of Frank Gench, OF But
Ter, the latter part OF last week.
Drs. Lyle. Thipple, Lock wood
and Chastian, Of Butler, attend
ed the meeting Of the Bates
County Medical Association here
last Thursday.
The Old Settlers Re union
held At Butler one day last week
is reported to have been a great
success. Many Of our citizens
attended.
Edd. MacReynolds and wife
and Ed. NJ. Chamberlain and
wife we're arrivals from EIdor-
ado. Sprinss, Thursday. where
they have been playing with the
National Stock Co
Geo. Strobe died Friday at his
home on West Point HILL after
about two years suffering from
paralysis. He was trsb stricken
about Two years ago and has had
many strokes since. Saturday,
September 18th, he became IN
conscious from which he never
rallied. The remains were bur-
ied IN the West puint cpnrstprv
Sunday attended by a large on
course OF relatives and friends.
Amsterdam Euterprise.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1909-10-07

The director q the agricultural
Nhssl II Eoplly, near LYONS savs
that when the parasite rsts into tire
American vine The iacisioa made Is
a once allod With sap and % dam
sss results Ia the EOtspesn sine
the ROOT inssriahly ro,s ai.eg Sc
pnoSsra tsissks a
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1909-10-07
Notes frsm Aarlsa JournsI.

The eighteen IN months OIL d
daughter 90 Bud Ficlslin and wife
died last night after an illness Of
only q few hours.
Prof Hoever had the misfor-
tune 70 oat an artery 10 his leEt
arm. A physician was hastily
summoned but be WAS consider.
ably exhausted from loss Of bluod
before the physician arrived.
o Mcdaniel fell from = load
OF hay Wednesday and suslaltol
serious injuries. His right arm
WIS broken near the wrist bis
len arm hurt and ID is feared he
sustained internal injuries
One Of the most beautiful home
weddings eversole Ia
Adrian took place at the home Of
Mr.. and Mrs. }. Hudelson Sun
day night September 10th, 1909
At 3 o'clock when their daughter
Miss Leah became the wife Of
Mr. David Landlord.
While Ia town one day lass
week J. Z Crowder was accosted
By 4 stranger who proved 10 be
his cousin, Joe Crowder. OF ST.
Louis state agent Of ehe Mutual
Protective League Cor Missouri
and Kansas This is The 6rst
time these gentlemen have net
since they vera boys lorty-six
years ago and che meeting was q
most eeFesAble one
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1909-10-07

H. B. Marsh returned from
his trip 20 Oklahoma where he
has been looking for > new loca
lion. tie win 80 into thu Drug
buslness a6apulpa II a. Is
q guad business man we wish
him che success he deserves.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1909-10-07
Christian chureh

Corner SRI and Walnut
Bible school ~ 9.s5 p "a.
Communion anC Freaehing sr-
vices al Il00 q m
Christian Entlrs vsaF h89
Evening Srrvis %
You ar cordially Invited 70 20
present and hrins your ueighhons
T. a. koEFS r. Minister,
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1909-10-07
church ofcn Is seiena.,

Cornrr 3nl ami Walnut
Sunday school az 90 a. M
Service atti "a m.
Testimonial Meeting on WedueS.
day AZ 7s39 3 m
Reading Room ogen on Wedhs
day from g Inap m
All ane riul.tlis luNiteal 60 m
tend these servpa
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1909-10-07
walna, s,r-e,N Is cnaren

Corner gth aui Valiant.
sunday Schnot al alsa m.
i'psschiug 81 Its 81
Sntii,sr ieagu at 90
Epwesth isague Nt Aap m
Pneaehiug ~ s2s nj
PRAYER inserting Tharsia1
evening et
Tae public Is conliaiN inviied g.
attead
q kKasr PASTOR
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1909-10-07
oAlENTAL

let ne, : Stubborn will in things Al
stale
fEesribe yopF refsra IL Tie ha0k ~
Fate.
The most successful man ofuimes
he
wAs knows precisely alsn 10 sbai-
cate.
-WashiHgtoa Star,
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1909-10-07
FIRST rresbsterIan Church.

First Presbyterian Church.
-
Coracr era aug Para Avcne.
Sunday ruoi al 9ets 4. m
JumsF ieavor ST 7s1 = Ia.
f~rcachiag ataiR m
tirsfspa EsiieaYtra ~ h4 "a.
Rrager g s1as every Thnnrsiay
az 3p "a
frachins af s. ~.
~ - H1a NGt PASTOR
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1909-10-07

0hete better Advantages than tver beiefe.
Mors thorough courses |. common bganehes.
Better sequence Ia eli Normal Courses.
New training school building, well arranged and fully
equipped.
New Commercial Dspartment-aii eommreiai ssursss
ard Shorthand and typewriter.
New Music Courses, voice, violin, or piano, that pre-
pare students to sing. play or teach.
In additions to Thorough professional training IN SEA
demie subjects, this school prepares teachers, Directors
and Supervisors in the special subjects: Musie, Drawing,
Manual Training, DOmsstie sSisnSs and Art, KindeEgsEssR
Primary Teaching, Physical Culture and commsrcisI Ssh
jsets.
The Standards in every department are the highest.
Attendance at Summer School, o47.
Fall Quarter begins Tuesday, Sept. T4th.
Write for catalog. Address:
The Registrar
Warrensburg, Mo.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1909-10-07
Baptist Church Services.

Corner Bird ana Mapae
Preaching lsr aua srd Sundays
100 a. IN. and $50 q "a
Sunday school; 9E a. m.
b. Y. z Il. $50 D. "a
Prayer meeting. Wednesday
$50 D. m.
Bll,le einRs. Tues5ay. , N
+. " SvAGEiNs. Pastor.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1909-10-07
AT n CHURCHES
Id Church

4 - Church.
Gorne asai Waasagf.
NBuaE sealgi %
Sray ST
Srruun hx Poster III
PRAYER meeting Be1. szg
Xioa ssriigiu FriGag $50
JsMs narsrTs PasiQF.
German Lutheran Church.
Couser and tAesnut
SaEiay cau0l atNf&
srspn at 1gaon Il.
4ta are onJ aIiy invited tongfpaa
tlsa hrN0E Pastor.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-09-07

Otro exploration.
que lleg6 al Polo
LO QUE DICE Mr.. PEARY

Nueva York, martes.-Mr Peary anuncia al mundo
Indian Harbor que descubrio el Polo Norte en- abr
Il. de 1909.
Mr. Cook, muestrase muy satisfecho, dice que
lila en- que ambos podran demostrarlo
Mr. Cook dice que ef posterior arribo al Polo de Mr.
Ecary debe guitar toda duda dc descubrime
tn.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-09-07
La division Sotomayor
ONCE MIL HOAfBRES MAS

Nueva York, martes.-I4a division que manda ell gene
rsl Sotomayor compuesta de once mil hombres ha reel
ibsdo 6rdenes de salr para Meilla
Las tropas estarn dspuestas para embarcar el ueves
por los puertos de Malaga Cadiz.
E general Inares minstro de la Guerra, contnda eff
,cazmente la m6vlizae6n de tropas.
Su actividad elogadisima-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-09-07
Para los supervivientes
del desastre
AUXILIOS A MONTERREY

Nueva York, martes--Dcen los despachos de Mejico
que presidente Daz ha entregado cnco mil dollars de
SUI peculio particular Glen mil dollars de los fondos del
tesoro para enviar auxilios a Monterrey.
La subscription mejicana tai objeto ascende dos
mlones de dollars
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-09-07
INAUGURADO AVER

Nueva York. martes.-Dicen de Madrid que ha sldo
inaugurado aver Barcelona el Congeso international
de Esperanto gran asstenca dc congresisa de to-
das parties del mndo especalemnte de las otras
provncias de Espafa.
Ell congreso esperantsta estar sesones varlos das
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-09-07
Service Especial del Do'ci1n ReFca1;i
GABLEGRAMAS.
E1 avonce de las
tropas espaflo1a .

Nueva York, martes-E general Aguilera ell
ocuparon resihstencia los mportantes
tics cstrategicos Punta de Quivania Sidi-Brasin
III avanee de las tropas espaoas ha encontrado opo
scion por parte de los riffenos
I'm las aturas de Punta de Quiyania SidiBrasn han
enplazado poderosas baterias las fuerzas espaholas
The Greeley tribune., 1909-10-14
. MISSOURI MAN
FINDS RELA=
TIVES

Harry Ford, now of Kansas City,
happened to be in Greeley the other
day and chanced upon the name, C.
H. Ford, in the city directory. He
caleld up the ranch and found that
the G. H. Ford of Greeley is an un-
Gle whom he had not seen for thirty
two years. He Immediately went out
to the ranch and there was great re-
juicing, but, unfortunately. he was
called back to Kansas City the fol-
lowing day by urgent business af-
fairs. 1t seemed hard to spend but
one day with his new found. or rath
or, rebound, relatives after SO long
a separation, but it was necessary
for him to return.
Both families of Fords lived in
Dover, Delaware, more than thirt!
years ago, and the children of thu
two families were pla' mates. Will
he and his cousin, E'I. were jdenti
flying each other over the phone
childhood reminisce' res played i'm
lo rtant part in the identification The
c. H. Fords moved west many year.
ago and the other family remainef
in the east. Harry Ford is connected
with the street railway organization
in Kansas City. He had taken
short trip west, as he was in poor
health.
The Greeley tribune., 1909-10-14
4 Bigger; Better
GreeleyLSSIogan
Con1n1ercialClu

The Commercial clubs new direc-
tors: j. B. McCutcheon, o. o. Rus
sell. J. b. Phillips, II. F. Hurlbut,
r. B. Rugh, ]. c. Ewing, d. A. CAM
field, d. j. March, j. F. McCrery.
A bigger and greater Commercial
club and bigger and greater Gree
ley was evidenced by the enthus-
iasm and sentiment that pervaded the
annual meeting and banquet of tine
organization Monday evening. AL
most 100 were present and there
is no doubt that from now on 1t
means work and dig and boost for
Greeley. The directors as outlined
above were elected for the coming
year and besides the regular program
topics Of interest to the city as I
whole were discussed.
Eightv-fve men who have the vel
fare of their city at heart gathered
at the Caledon restaurant Monday
evening as members of the CONNER
cial club, which has accomplished
so much for Greeley, and from the
revived interest manifested last even
ing its future efforts will be doubled
The meeting was called to order
ly President Clayton after the ex-
The Greeley tribune., 1909-10-14
FIRE in SCHOOL
BUILDING AT
WINDSOR
Special to the Daily Tribune.

Special to the Daily Tribune.
Windsor. Oct. 12.-For the second
time within year the lives of n
number of Windsor school children
were endangered by burning bull l.
ing Monday morning; but in this
case as in that of the fire which oc-
Cured last spring, the pupils rushed
out Of doors and were none the worse
for the catastrophe. The seventh and
eighth grade pupils were in tempor-
ary quarters In the Opera House,
and it was that building which
caught Are from an overheated stove
about 10:30 Monday morning. The
fire was discovered before 1t had
made much headway, and while the
school session was effectively broken
up, the real damage done to the
building was small.
II b not likely that the pupils can
resume work in the building this
week and they are now occupying
the third grade room while the sew
enth and eighth grade children have
been removed to the basement where
they will pursue their studies for a
time. Windsor children are treading
the paths of knowledge under diff
culties this term owing to the extern
sive school building operations that
are under way.
The Greeley tribune., 1909-10-14
NORMAL TRUSTEES
TALK OF SCHOOL
MEETING WAS HELD ON FRIDAY
Special Meeting Is to BE Called |"
Decide Upon Final Plans

Friday. the state trustees OF lhS
Normal held the first meeting OF thG
school wear at the Normal. The usuai
routine of business was transacI'''
and the most of the day was spei,
talking over the plans of the new
training school building. These were
drawnby Barber, the archltect o.
colorado Springs, and a number o,
changes Will be made. A speelA!
meeting of the trustees Will be caIiS,
for the purpose OF accepting w
nions This will probably be done
some time next month. 1t wa
thought advisable by trustees to let
the contract for the foundation pe-
fore the plans were accepted, ana III
that way save some time IN .he oom
struction. The trustees present wsts
Mrs Katherine Cook of Denver. MrS'
r A. Rhode of Denver. NJ. ~; Welsn
of Delta. Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. Thatcher
of Denver.
The Greeley tribune., 1909-10-14

The directors of the new Greeley
Poudre district met in Greeley yes
terday and officially canvassed the
vote of October 4. Their report was
filed for record by Secretary f. AZ.
t.astlack Monday evening and today
the directors and their attorney
started for Crow Creek to outline a
plan of operations to be commenced
at once.
The extension of the Pierce lateral
will probably be the first work un-
dertaken and it is said that the con-
tractors will begin to move dirt lu-
side of two weeks. The contracts
will be sublet and nearly hundred
individual firms will be engaged on
the big enterprise, which is to be
completed by 1912. A large amount
of water is already at hand and WIN
the extension of the Pierce lateral
it is probable that large acreage
toward the north of the district wll'
be given water next spring.
The official canvass OF the Nore
The Greeley tribune., 1909-10-14
FINDS PACKAGE
JEWELRY IN
ROAD

Special to the Daily Tribune.
Eaton, Oct. l2.-Adam Koehler,
Russian working for f. A. Trenary,
saw bundle laying beside the road
this morning not far from the Tren-
airy house and opening his find discov-
cred a strip OF velvet with large
number of scarf pins, CHAINS ana
other articles attached to it. The
whole was wrapped in an old dirty
handkerchief and the exterior was
anything but promising. koehler
carried the bundle to the field where
Trenary was at work and the latter
saw to it that the marshal was noti-
fed at once. Although it is possible
that the find has something to do
with the recent robberies, it is more
likely that it is the lost stock-in-trade
at some peddler Trenary farms one
of L. c. w. Gavin's ranches, east OF
town.
The Greeley tribune., 1909-10-14
GREELEY MEN BUY
4,0OO-ACRE FARM
PLAN TO IK,iIGATE ALL OF IT
Big Roberts Ranch in North We'd
County Changes Hands

All details were concluded this
morning. fhe transfer made and deed
fled whereby the mammoth 1000
acre farm owned by j. p. Roberts N
the north portion of the county =
comes the property Of j. i. Purcell,
H. NJ. Arbuckle and DR.. H. c. Ben
nett.
The difficulty with the parties in
Denver who held an option on the
farm on a trade for the Troy apart
ment house has been settled, and it IS
understood that Roberts was compeii-
ed to nav the Denver parties caSh
consideration to release him from
the contract.
To put it mildly, the Denver deal
looked extraordinary. as Roberts was
70 receive about $4,000 for the
farm. which was only worth about
half that price, and the apartment
house was put in at SS5,ooO or more
than double what it could be pur-
chased for cash.
The Greeley men paid Roberts
$4,000 for the farm and all M
movements. 1t consists of 4,olS
acres besides a lease on one section
ri school land. 1t has several build
ipes and almost thousand acres
under cultivation. A reservoir par
tally completed has capacity SUI
Gcient for one-fourth the acreage ana
mis- with two other reservoirs al
readv constructed, will be sufficient
to water the entire farm.
The Greeley tribune., 1909-10-14
THREE DREAD Dis
EASES, one CHILD
CASE STRICTLY GUARANTEED
Pneumonia, Diptheria and Whoopins
Cough the Combination

Pneumonia. whoopins cough and
diptheria all at one time and still
living is the unparalleled condition
of an lS-months-old child on SlXth
street.
Greeley has one case of diptheria
and the disease is of malignant
type. The S-months-old child OF
Mrs Corn, sos Sixth street, is eN-
pected to die at any moment with
the dread disease. The little one
had reached the worst stages OF
whooping cough when pneumon'a
set in, and on top of all this dip.
iberia developed Sunday 1t would
be miracle if the child RECEIVERS.
The mother has to work to sup
port three little ones and it is more
than probable that the contagloh
will reach the other children. me
house was placed under quarantine
yesterday and guard placed to sec
that it is made effective.
The Greeley tribune., 1909-10-14
CURRENT REPORTS SAY SPUD
CROP In COUNTY IS NOT BAD
BOLD THIEF AT WINDSOR
MAKES GOOD GETAWAY

:: Windsor, Oct. 12.-An un- :.
= usually bold thief got away with :.
:. SIS belonging to Will Toenning :;
{" Saturday night. and In addition ::
= to that occupied room in the :,
= annex of the American hotel :
y at Windsor without a by-your-
:: leave or any question of pay i.
T. Ing the bill next morning. The Z.
= chambermaid found Sunday i.
i morning that the room had been {.
= occupied over night and Toen- {.
:: ming found that SIG had been =.
q taken from his clothing while .
: he slept. but there is no other .
: clue to the identity of the un- i.
:: welcome guest. 1t is believed .
= that the burglar tried num- .
:: ber of other rooms in the build .
:: ing, as several dodgers say that .
= they heard someone trying to "
< enter their rooms at a late hour .
+ but all the doors except Toen- .
< ning's were locked.
! + !. + + !. /. I. + I. i. 1. I. I. I. +
The Greeley tribune., 1909-10-14
GREELEY=P0UDRE OPERATIONS

shows that 1SS votes were cast for
the bonds and four against them
The yote on the contract was identi-
cal The bonds will be issued for
s., 100000, which will cover the COT
tract price and the interest for the
first YEAR, so that the property own
ars VIII have no interest to pay ur
I'll l911.
The contractors have not decided
whether they will first build the
Stove Prairie reservoir or reservoirs
B. 6, I and 9 of the Poudre Valley
system. 1T the former is constructed
a gigantic water power will be deNel-
oped, which means that the Northern
people will not have a monopoly OF
northern Colorado.
The most difficult problems Will
be the enlargement of the Poudre
Valley canal and the boring of the
Laramie tunnel to tap the divide.
1t is eStimated that the work on the
latter will require about year ana
there will be no delay in making the
start.
The Greeley tribune., 1909-10-14
THE WAY OF IT

The preacher frowns and the deacon scow,s.
., But the boy goes on hisawayward way;
The straightlaced citizen hirly howls,
But the boy goes on hisswayward way;
The man of business lookxcast down.
But the boy goes on hiswayward way;
For youth will stray in a Cody town,
And the boy goes on hisswayward way.
Did you ever stop to figuresit Out
Why the boy goes on hissway ward waya
Or think of way to turnSllim about
From his reckless, idle, xayward way?
Did you stop to think how Cody town
Might keep him upon his wayward way,
By not giving place that is all his own?
Now it is time for Y. MIC. A.
The Greeley tribune., 1909-10-14

cell61H spread had vanished. Rev.
Joh9 Doane was introduced and open
ed t11 program with simple appro-
priaAG prayer. The minister also ex-
tend an invitation to the members
of q club to attend the series OF
lect1es by Newton N. Riddell.
AEs Clayton gave brief resume
of t1e work accomplished by the
club during the past year and the re-
port spf the secretary was read and
ade1@sd.
J. r. McCrery told "how we won
the trophy cup and there is nc
doubG{ that our success was due as
mNeh Ac the men who undertook the
labofS GSstask as to the quality. o
our products. The Weld County ex
hibit was the largest at the state fail
and covered siXty-four running feet
Out of a possible 100 points Welf
county was given credit of 94. sev
eral points above the next closes
competitor. Mr.. McCrery said THAI
much credit should be given to NJ. II
Lowe who assisted materially il
gathering the exhibit. Our eXhibi
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