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The Greeley tribune., 1910-01-27
MORE LITIGATION AHEAD
IN THE COOPER CASE

The latest developments in the
Cooper, ,Eillam suits is the decision
OF Judge Bradfeld of the county
court. awarding $l47.5O judgment
for Frank Cooper against S. c. XII
lam.
The Cooper-Kill illam affairs have
taken prominent place in the courts
of Weld county since the opening
of the last term of court
The public will recall the opening
trial. that OF S. c. Killam vs.. Frank
Cooper for an alleged statutory crime
against killam + daughter by Frank
Cooper In this case, Sheriff. Flor
ance went to Canada in pursuit OF
Cooper. ii being necessary TO secure
extradiction papers from that coun-
try. Cooper was brought to Greeley
and placed on trial. On this charge
Cooper was round not guilty.
Cooper then brought suit against
Killam, alleging that KillAm stole
n set OF harness and q COW from
him On this charge Cooper was
given Judgment in the sum OF
*147.50, the entire amount asked for
IN the complaint.
Frank Cooper will now bring &C.
tion against killam fer falsely swear.
ing to the charge that Cooper stole
team of horses and a COW. This
action will no doubt end the long
trials and legal battles of the two
parties.
Attorney James w. Gauit has ham
died the legal end OF the proceed
ings for COODer
The Greeley tribune., 1910-01-27
THEY GROW HAIR
Certain ingredients. IL PrOper COM
bincd. Stimulate Human air
Growth

Resorcin is one of the mos .fec-
tive germ destroyers ever disoo red,
Beta-naph,hol is most powerfrl vet
absolutely safe germicide ann anti
septic, which prevents devel1pment
of germ matter. and creates 4 cean,
healthy condition.
Pilocarpine. although not d ollor-
ing matter or dye. is an ingt ei.ent
well established for its powet 10 re-
store natural color to humat 1air.
BoraX. because OF its well pe1ned
soitening and cleansing prOoe1ies.
is most useful in the treatn ni of
scalp and hair diseases. G4 sf3ne
acts as stimulant to the ha {hnlbs.
and has a soothing, healing ani nour-
ishing influence Alcohol is indis-
pensible in medicine because of its
lantiseptic. stimulating and preserva-
tive qualities.
ReXall 90 Hair Tonic Is chiefly
composed OF these ingredieu's which
are compounded in a peculiar form,
and we believe il is the most effec-
tive remedy known to medioal science
for scalp and hair troubles generally.
| We personally guarantee it 10 eradi-
cate dandruff and scalp irrtations
and to grow hair, even though the
scalp in spots is bare of hair. pro-
viding, of course, there is life and vi
Itality remaining in the hair roots
We want every one troubled with
scalp disease. dandruff or loss Of hair
to try Rexall ''93" Hair Tonic If It
does not remove dandrun and pro-
mote a growth of hair to the salts
faction Of the user, we will without
question or Quibble. return every cent
paid us for it. This guarantee Ia
printed on every package It has ef-
fected most satisfactory results in
SO out of 100 cases where put to a
practical test
Rexall "93' Hair Tonic is antirely
unlike and in every particular differ
ent from anything else we know of
for the purpose for which It is recon-
mended. We urge you to try II at
our entire risk. Certainly We could
oner no better guarantee Ivn sizes.
30 cents and 81. Sold In creeley
only at our store-The Reyall store.
Gilbert's Drug Store.
The Greeley tribune., 1910-01-27
ONE INSTRUMENT Is sp,,>n
'N PLAYED Bh Nt''N'

saws DIR. Alfred Grad'nWi'", W. ~
inc in La Nature paris p''''''
I'D: tho sfsam-ur-
,,t,,, ~ parsons, has deNls'u {"
most original VIOLIN whose .u",
are re reinforced by d curious use o.,
~ tu,nrsssa5 mir Every vibration ol
w" s,,.inrs uudrr the bow ui 'h'
,'ioIinist rroyokes. as We shdl see
vibration In unison OF "a wiz
strument The Nlollh phys
were. in goncc ted piece. H't,t
entering the auxiliary .hS'tu'",u'
tho alr-curruuI that Is 10 taNSr 81 w.
souud traycrses manomtte' lg
uressure-euage placed ON the soNHHu
ing board and altcr thaI retains
ali ir. impurfties 4 pedal serves lN
modify the pressure OF the AN,
.The acoustic mechanism NA.'"
is called the auNetophone consists
of an aluminium valve shaped uhg
comb or 4 series o, tongues s.N'i''
10 those OF wind instruments
Each tooth OF this comb Nhr"'s,'
before "A corresponding aperture 10
a small chest fed with air compressor
to about one and One-third aWos-
pheres The distance of the ierth
from the apertures may be regulated
and the farther the teeth are from
the apertures the more abundant
the air-Current,
This valve. as may easily be seen
regulates the huN of air and when II
$ forced TO vibrare ii sends CORE
spending sound-wayes into the horn.
TO apply the auNetophone TO the
folin. or To any other striuged IN
trument the valve is connected 10
he bridge of the instrument by rod
u aluminium Thus the valve is fore .
d TO vibrate in unison with the char I
cteristic tone of the instrument. .
While identical in many respects with /
hat of the instrument itself the
lund issuing from the horn Is OF
Icher quality and greater volume,
he upper harmonics being consider
hly reinforced This acoustic horn +!
mounted on a support by the side ,
the instrument. to which II Is con-
acted by a rubber tube.
The auNetophone has recently
ade debut in London, where, dur
9 a recent concert, il was attached
a solo violin. The very marked a
lpreSsion that it made on the audi a
ce augured well for the future OF I
is ingenious device +,
The Greeley tribune., 1910-01-27
Normal Girls Prisoners

Except for the fact that the jani-
tor of the Normal school forgot TO
take his keys with him when he left
the main building last night about
o'clock, it is probable that the mem.
bers of the girls Normal high school
basketball team would have been
forced to spend the entire night in
the basement, where they were lock-
ed in for more than an hour and
where they were forced to remain de-
spite their efforts to break out.
It happened that the janitor did
not know that the girls were in the
basement when the time came for
him to go home, so he threw on his
coat and started away. He had been
gone some time when he remembered
that he had left his keys behind him
and he returned to the building.
The Greeley tribune., 1910-01-27
Miss Graves, Surnri.u

Miss Virginia Graves was siyer a
delightful surprise in the forr, or n
kitchen shower Wednesday syening
at the home of Mr. and Mrs l. 8.
Schryver by the force of Jerks at
5ne ~ shaw Dry Goods company Miss
Hraves was invited to the Schryyer
nome with the other clerks r.asum-
ediy to an oyster supper Nan by
SchryVer IN payment OF a bst
The gathering was in raaiitv a
dinner and shower given NV the
clerks A delightful eyanng was
spen, after the feast OF good things
MISS Grayes was presented with
Of i""y ,ha uSslul snl articles for the Sitchen
W lhe nome over which sbe will
soon preside Each glft vss socnm.
panied by an appropriate garae &C. and
all rh We're read aloud by Miss Sraves.
mere were forty guests pr.'ant
The Greeley tribune., 1910-01-27
fiOw's 'Ihisr

We offer One Hundred Dollars
Reward for any case of Catarrh that
cannot be cured by Halls Catarrh
Cure,
F. J. CHENEY & CO. Toledo. o.
We, the undersigned. have known
f. j. Cheney for the last fifteen
years. and believe him perfectly hon
orab!e in all business transactions
and financially able to carry out any
obligation made by his firm.
WALD1NG, klNNAN Il MARVIN,
Wholesale Druggists. Toledo. o.
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken in
ternally. acting directly upon the
blood and mucous surfaces OF the
system. Testimonials sent free.
Price rs cents per bottle. Sold by
all druggists.
Take Halls Family pills for con-
stipation.
The Greeley tribune., 1910-01-27
Mrs. JOIn.On EntcrtMins

Mrs. b. II. Johnson entertained
the ladies of Mrs. c. G. Heuring' s
Twenty" at her home Thursday aft
ernoon. Mrs. Heuring. who leaves
soon for Colorado Springs to make
her home, resigned her position as
leader of the Twenty" in favor of
Mrs. ]. G. Graham. Mrs. Heuring' s
faithful and efficient work is appre-
clated by the ladies and her resigna-
tion WAS accepted with regret. A so
cial afternoon was spent by the lad
les and refreshments were served by
Mrs Johnson.
The Greeley tribune., 1910-01-27
WI Not Rivai Well

Don't YOU tell me about%ap po
tatoes from Idaho rivalite ihos'
whi,n are prcdTced in Weld / tHufy,'
said James Hoover. Den(r D. com
mission man lately. They d. no
rival the stock of this cou an'
they never Will There are )oatoe'
which are produced right herA thi'
state, however, which will b% rlva
to your crops some day II E1l dc
not take some means to see h. th'
ud is improved.
But there is every indicat p thai
Weld county will hold her nrem
acy despite all fears whi4 have
arisen from various sources. bn. tht
people here are we'll awake al alive
70 the situation.
The Greeley tribune., 1910-01-27
t:lcc Club Entrrta tainssI

Mr.. and Mrs. T.. II. Hatch enter
tained the members OF the CONNER
cial Club Glee club at their home
Friday evening. Work has begun
by the club on the numbers for the
concert to be given in the Opera
House in February for the beneht OF
the library music fund. At the con-
clusion of the rehearsal Mrs. Hatch
served a fine repast.
The Greeley tribune., 1910-01-27
\ Travelling SaIcsman

H. F. Beers. 6l7 seventh avenue,
Peoria, H., writes: Il have been
troubled for some time with kidney
trouble. so severely at times | could
scarcely carry my grips. After using
one bottle of Foley's Kidney Pills
have been entirely relieved. and
cheerfully recommend them to all. "
Foley's Kidney PTls are Eealing and
antiseptic and will restore health and
strength. Sold by all druggists
The Greeley tribune., 1910-01-27

For Sale-Eighty acres improved
good spud land in Morgan county,
good water rights. 30 acres in al
falfa. For quick cash sale. $4,000
Will trade ior Greeley property.
For Sale-Good T-room house,
modern, close in, good location Price
S3750, 81 900 cash, balance in
monthly payments. Also house and
lot, close in, for $500 cash sale, pay
ing j per cent on investment.
Seven room house. modern except
heat, $2750.
Five room house modern except
heat, $500.
See us for bargains in city prop
erty and farm lands, Sl2 Eighth av
The Greeley tribune., 1910-01-27
BRIGHTON Is nj
Brighton Is In Sn
City Of Cd

Denver Jan. ?o.-4
were filed in the unhI
yesterday by Dorssy
T. ! Thayer. attorrsyl
Pacific, agains, prOps
Brighton Colorado, /,
road lays claim to ~
valuable property IN 1
OF Adams county ani
i00-foot right Of way.
sought by the cOupas
sites OF two hotels u
buildings, and is eaul
90O The plainti. su
grants OF congress md
COS as proof Of It's lid
All OF this prONr,!
be within the i0Q.loa
which the COMPANY d
to IL by acts OF copr
OF July /, 1862, III
Co. 1866 and March ;
The Greeley tribune., 1910-01-27
NJ" JAPANESE LABOR
CONTRACTOR is HERE

AS the leading contractor for Jap
"iese peet, potato or genera farm
nahns' william Ogawa i .w In
ureeley and has opened bIg n"s NO." al
had ,o o,n'h street Mr. ogawa has
nau iohs experience with M" york
IN winch he is engaged ana comes
~ en's city with the best M ,acom-
u'enuauons =. ~ from such mon =. Dr.
ment oosn,' oosre OF Denver The employ
lnhnr aseney Is prepared to furnish
Irs n'' 10 all farmers who shan 10 de-
The Greeley tribune., 1910-01-27
Discuss Saloons

Evans, Jan. 22.-Saloons as NOR
al issue, and saloons in their rela-
ton to trade, to the city debt and
taxes will be discussed at the mass
meeting held at the eRformed Pres
byterian church in Evans Sunday aft
ernoon. Rev. ]. J. Lace of Greeley
and other speakers have been Sc
cured for the afternoon. This prac-
tically opens the dry" campaign
in Evans for the spring election.
INSV,I TS FROM TRIBUNE'S AlDS
The Greeley tribune., 1910-01-27
Pound S1Arlil

Kersey, Jan. 24.-Rev. S. G. Dorey
and family, recently OF Providence
r. l.. were given n pound social by
members and friends OF the kersey
church Friday night. There was an
unusually large gathering. and the
time was spent with music ala
games. Nice refreshments were
served.
The Greeley tribune., 1910-01-27
MAY SELL SOME OF
PARK PROPERTY

Believing that certain portions of
Lincoln park would he most desira-
bic Tor The location of business
i.ouscs. efforts are about to isn made
~ have u sale 81 some portion OF one
Of the two blocks which now COM
prise the park. by certain investors
in this city.
! they assert that one of the blocks
OF the park Will have to be done
away with eventually if the city is
to grow. This the city authorities
deny and state tat the two blocks
which now are Included in Lincoln
park may always remain there as A
garden spot in Greeley
There is said to he no doubt but
that the location would be one of the
best from the standpoint of the busi-
ness man, and it is because OF this
fact that efforts are being made to
purchase some of the property
Lincoln park is in the central por-
tion OF the city and there would be
great opposition to the placing of
business houses at that place. so il
is said.
Whether or not the efforts to buy
up portions of the park property are
successful will depend on the atti-
tude which the city takes in the mat
ter.
1t is known that there ia much
opposition to the plan among certain
of the councilmen and the only uues-
! tion which remains is whether or moi
that opposition will be sufficiently
strong to win out over those who
( wish TO build on the park property
The Greeley tribune., 1910-01-27
ro FIGHT TO \ FINISH
WITH Union III u

WITH tNtDN
.N, mr., going To fight D. ",'
p,ciuc case through To tt ms"
.niJ a Burlington otfictAl r'
spcakin. Of the case WhlCS Nv Nv,
n.,diur in the courts. The sum
nf the Burlington Is drNnsSfN a..
n,,nu,h ,hr official for tho fri ''''
from "A reliable source. a
"The action which the Un
rac has brought against the 'll
Greeley is probably but one ",'' ,
which they will bring IN " w u.'
Trture against several of the 1ipV
,tinps and am of the opan @ u
no Hartman interests vi nav
.t,rH sladdiuc from this time rN'V
al least in this portion otth "
try ,.4
"Tt is MP TO the Burlingtpr ma
the Denver. Laramie 4 Norn " 's
srn 10 support the city In - Io
bls and they will probably To ;
Eut this is only the beginn ha
BrpIl, believe that the treu WI
nnt fnd before it gets to th4 spT II
four, There | have no o. D
that the case will be decides J, .aN'
of mo interests against d. lui'
Pacific u their claim for tht '-I o
right or way. though OF c0nrt "a
is merely prohlematic. Nj
ono thiug is certain. W ru'o
10 fight this thing through Z Il
ish. Just how far the figh 5.,l
we cannot determine. II go
the finish SO far rs we are c(h me
OF that. YOU may be asst ai
that we will moreover. std u
,ity to the end.
The Greeley tribune., 1910-01-27
Ranch Quass

kersey, jan ~"
spaulding, county M
trip to Masters frl"' j
l<ingsbury rancn 'i'
He found that se'enl
the family were slR'''
poN.
The Greeley tribune., 1910-01-27
Rev. |. ". \

W Va, writes y
Is to certify that
ney Remedy for r'rT
and kidney trouble
say that Foleys Kitf
do all that you clam
by all druggists
The Greeley tribune., 1910-01-27
EVERY FAMILY SHOULD
KNOW THIS RECIPE

For Group, Colds. and Pneumonia.
1t is SO simple and honest that every
one can make it at home without any
trouble. The Japanese have for cen
turtles used the ingredients and only
few years ago have we discovered
The Greeley tribune., 1910-01-27
Mix-Vasaline, pure, three
ounces, Phe Chi Oil, two
dravng

Put in tightly covered jar and use
to anotnt chest and throat very free
ly. when Group or pneumonia is sus-
pected. Phe Chi OIL is imported but
mixed In America and can be OBJ
tained In original sealed packages
at any druggist.
Evening journal., 1910-09-23
ORCHESTRA TO
Be HERE AGAIN

The Delaware committee for the
Philadelphia Orchestra have their
arrangements for this season well in
hand, and everyshing looks promis-
ing for a successful series of con-
certs. The committee have been able
to make very satisfactory. arrange
ments with the Philadelphia manage
ment. and the work along all lines is
progressing.
Circulars to subscribers will be
sent out soon. The committee feel
confident that Wilmington people will
more than ever appreciate the ad-
vantage educationally and musically
of Having this sixth series of con-
certs by this great orchestra. The
concerts this year will be given on
Monday evenings, November z, Decem-
ber II, January 23 and February 90
The officers for the year are: Mrs.
Joseph Swift. president; Miss Annie
T. Finn. first vice-president; Mrs.
William Belts, second vice president; /;
Mrs. Elwood Jackson, secretary; Mrs
John B. Bird, treasurer. Mrs. Otho
Nowland is chairman of the guarantee
fund. Mrs. W. n. Barnard is chair
man of the auxiliary committee, and
Mrs. A. H. Berlin is chairman of the
press committee. Miss Eleanor Swift
is the business representative.
Evening journal., 1910-09-23
BROOKWOOD AND
FREMONT GAME OFF
Cancelled after the DUPONT
and Gas Co. Contest is
Arranged

Sporting Editor Of THE EVENING
JOURNAL: The fremont Brookwood
game is Off This decision was reach
ed last night by consent of both man
ayers, when advised of the outcome
OF the meeting Of duPont-Gas Com
pany officials.
fremont has signified their inten-
tions Of playing a County League
team since the close OF the season.
Both the DUPONT and Gas Company
teams were consulted and stated the
matter would be considered. but the
final word from each was to the ef-
feet that they could not be scheduled
With this i'm mind and hope OF at
tanning the desired effect the fremont
team issued an ultimatum TO any
County League team.
Brookwoods acceptance came only
after they had the assurance that all
possible chance for the arrangement
Of game between DUPONT and Gas
Company was over. The management
Of Brookwood stated I'm the news
paper columns their views relative 10
any possible interference with decid-
ing the County League pennant win
ner. Their acceptance OF Tremont's
challenge was In good faith and I'm
hopes Of giving the public a first
class attraction,
Not caring to play to empty benches
for no doubt this state OF affairs
would prevail. these two teams, who
seem to have the right idea Of settling
disputes as to supremacy are COM
PEELED to cancel their game. not only
for the date selected, but for the bal
ance Of the current season.
Public sentiment, not sportsman-
ship. has compelled the playing of the
duPont-Gas Company series of games,
and although large crowds are looked
for the Tremont-Brookwood followers
believe the arrangement of their
game has forced this issue.
The word was passed yesterday
that Lancaster had cancelled their
game with DUPONT II was then that
the Gas Company appeared on the
horizon as the only hope rof drawing
the patronage from these teams. Tre-
mont -Bubokwood whom the public
must agree were entitled to at least
one day in season, especially in the
case of fremont whose players are
In the game for sport only.
It pays to advertise as was demon
strated by fremont -Brookwood cards
which the merchants so kindly plac-
ed in their windows which read as
follows:
Who Is Champion?
Saturday. September "a,
will decide
fremont Semi-Professional
League Pennant Winners
VS..
The team that made champions?
BrOokwood.
South Side Park.
Game called 315.
Yours truly,
! tSigned)
Brookwood--F NJ. Traynor. Mgr.
Tremont-Harold Harvey. Mgr.
Evening journal., 1910-09-23
RICHARDSON PARK
WANTS FOOTBALL MEN

The Richardson Park A. c. football
team will practice on Y. NJ. c. A..
grounds at Elsmere on Saturday af-
ternoon and would like to see some
boys out who want to try-out there.
They open the season October / on
Elsmere Y. NJ. c. A. grounds with the
Merwick A. c. football team. The
team has adopted crimson and gold
as its colbrs. Minnie Pierson, of Els
mere, has joined the team and he looks
as good in football as he did in base
ball Happy Bill" is drilling the
boys into fine shape. Linthicum, Of
Richardson Park, has joined to play
center.
Stewart, Work, Ogle, Baer. Binder,
Davis, Ector, Pierson, Lilly and Uni
trap all look good. Boys who would
like to join should report on Elsmere
grounds tomorrow afternoon for a try
out with 125 average team. who are
going to make good. Address an
communications to William Tins
man, manager Richardson Park A. c.,
Richardson Park, Del.
Evening journal., 1910-09-23
POWDERMAKERS AND
GASMEN TO PLAY 1T OUT

The managements of the dupont
and Gas Company teams, of the County
League have decided to play ball.
At a meeting last night the conclu-
sion was reached to play three games
TO decide the championship. the first
of the series to be at Front and Union
streets tomorrow afternoon.
The fans about gave up seeing these
two teams play a championship series
and now that they have finally been
brought together there is JOY i'm the
camp of the followers of the County
League
The stumbling block all along has
been the question of Crouch. who.
before he started out to try out with
fast company. was a regular pitcher
on the DUPONT team. Under an agree
ment signed by the clubs i'm the league
at the beginning of the season any
member leaving to play professional
ball would be debarred from playing
with any of the teams in the league.
Crouch. since his return from the St.
Louis team did not play with dupont.
An agreement was reached on the
basis that each team was to be al
lowed to sign one man. DUPONT Sc
lected Crouch, and Gas. Company
named Clifford Hoover.
The men from whom the two teams
will be selected follow:
duPont-Flood. Crouch, McDonough,
Schuler, Connell. Edgar, Bacon,
Burke, Beatty. Harrington, Lucas,
Prentiss, Mckinney. Seiman, Mccall.
Evening journal., 1910-09-23
AWAIT WORD FROM
GLENN CURTISS
Aero Club Expects to Hear
From the Aviator About
Meet in Wilmington

Word from Glenn Curtiss. or his ass
sistant bird-man, j. ID. McCurdy, is
awaited by the Wilmington Aero Club
as to their acceptance of an engage
ment to make flights from Horse Show
Park here during the fireman's cele-
bration. Mr. McCurdy told members
of the club on Wednesday night when
he was here, that contracts for the en-
gagement should reach them not later
than Friday night. N. ID. Cloward,
who interviewed Mr.. McCurdy at Al
lentOwn, says he thinks MIR. McCurdy
has good reason for delaying his flight
from Allentown. to Philadelphia.
1T is hard to account for" said Mr..
Cloward, but there is no question in
our minds but that Mr.. McCurdy is
willing to make the trip, dangerous
though II is, if Mr.. Curtiss Will permit
it. Mr.. Curtiss is conceded to be the
most daring and yet the most conser-
vative of the ayiators of national repu-
tation. He personally had never in
spected the proposed route which lay
over Lehigh mountain, some eigth
hundred feet above sea level. Avia-
tors claim that the conditions of wind
are most treacherous on each side and
dbONt NAit foO lar lut Gil
gines are not sufficiently perfected to
warrant this needless risk.
THE delay as we saw it was first
due to mists and no, in addition, il
looks like Mr.. Curtiss, upon learning
of the route over the mountain, or
dered postponement until he could
personally inspect the situation. Mr..
McCurdy told us he expected Mr.. Cur
tiss at Allentown the morning follow
ing his visit here and that Mr.. Cur
tiss might decide to make tho trfp.
We asked him why the chief might in
sist upon making it himself. Mr.. Nc
Curdy replied that Mr.. Curtlss had
never pGImitted an assis-l llt TO make
a trip fraught with unusual dangers
that he would not himself risk.
The report that it was discovered
that there was not sufficient room in
the lair grounds to start the machine
docs not surprise us, for the spa.e e
between the half-mile track has oeen
reduced nearly one-third by devoting
that much room for automobile stor-
age. The length there, as we faced
it, was 600 feet. At the Horse Show
park we have fully 1000 feet. We
cannot but believe that If Curtsss does
not make the trip there is a good rea-
son for it. His reputation is too we'll
founded to admit of any suggestion Of
carelessness or lack of preparation OF
conservative daring"