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The Greeley tribune., 1910-11-24
GREELEY'S
CHlNAMEN
DlS0BEY
REFUSE TO PART WITH THEIR
LONG PIG TAILS
ROYAL EDlCT FROM CHINA
Order Game From Emperor OF China
Over Month Ago and Is Being
Generally Obeyed Elsewhere

His imperial highness, the en-
peror of China, ruler of more than
400, 100000 subjects. is being de-
fed by the Chinese residents OF Gree
ley There are only eight repre-
sentatiyes of the Celestial empire
here. but these refuse to bow to the
last edict issued, this being, in effect,
that all loyal subjects living away
4 from home shall cut off their queues.
! Although the order was sent forth
nearly a month ago and is being
Iobeyed in all parts of the United
states, Sing Lee, the leading repre-
sentative of the Chinese in Greeley,
I declares that he has received no
word of the imperial ukase and
states further that in the event the
order does reach the Cinnamon of
Greeley, they will not sacrifice their
carefully nurtured hirsute appen-
dages.
The Cinnamon of Denver have al
ready begun dispensing with their
queues. Some of them are glad OF
1.-THE order, but those who are true to
the traditions are parting with them
regretfully.
According to story told by one
of Sing Lees assistants at his laun-
dry on Eighth avenue, the queue
| enters deeply into the religion of the
Cinnamon. He says the custom OF
wearing the hair long among the
II men of China was established by an
n emperor more than 200 years ago,
It who made vow that should he not
t overcome a certain revolution of his
subjects he Mould, never cut his hail
s or allow his loyal subjects to cut
lg theirs. The emperor lost the great
d, battle that inspired the VOW and
e. since that time the men of China
~ have worn their hair in long braids
N done up on their heads woman fash
5. ion.
a Just what action will follow the
If revolt of the Chinese subjects against
the edict of the emperor is not
known. As Chinese cannot be nat
uralized in this country all of them
remain subjects to the emperor and
as such are subject to the laws OF
r their own country. In China the
army, diplomats, statesmen and pri-
yate citizens high in the esteem OF
ts the government have been ordered
! to cut their hair 1t is planned to
, gradually place the edict into effect
g lall over the kingdom. No penalty
a for disobedience has been announc-
!, ed, but in a land where chopping off
:, heads is one of the gentler pastlmes.
Il it is safe to assume that every sub
: iect told to cut his hair will do so.
Sing Lee and his little band have
=. hurled defiance into the teeth or
!, their emperor and the result of this
action will be awaited with interest,
The Greeley tribune., 1910-11-24
SLIPPERY STREET:
SPRAWLlNG FEET

Since sprinkling the city streets
has been agitated In Greeley there
has come another complaint, but this
time 1t is against the industry OF the
man who drives the sprinkler. Since
the frosty mornings have been a
feature Of life in Greeley the sprink-
Ter man. 1t appears. has VOTED not
OF the temperature and gotten out
early with his water wagon. In fact,
he got out SO early that he sprink-
led the streets and crossings In the
residence district in time for them
to freeze over nicely before the peo-
pie started out on their way down
town.
Several narrow escapes from ac-
cidents have been reported rs re-
suit OF pedestrians suddenly en-
countering a glazed crossing The
prayer Of those who have suffered is
that the sprinkling carts make the
rounds after the sun Is up and then
refrain from spilling water on the
crossings.
The Greeley tribune., 1910-11-24

Have you given your mite toward
establishing the skating pond in
Island Grove park? II not. then get
busy and Join the throng that will
have some bully good times this
winter. About $3.50 will be required
to complete the work that has al
ready begun. A portion Of this has
been subscribed and It was believed
that all of II would be forthcoming
quickly. but those in charge need
the money now and this morning re-
quested that everyone be notified
to help out in the cause.
Subscriptions can be sent to the
mayor. the Greeley Commercial club.
the Tribune Office or to anyone
helping in the work.
The Tribune will start Its own
list with SIS. Paul Hentchel lett
another dollar in the office yesterday
to he donated to the cause and every
one else who can spare a little loose
change Is invited to swell the pond
fund.
The Greeley tribune., 1910-11-24
WALTER RISlNi
BREAKS DOWN
GREAT IRON NERVE GIVES WAY
Realizes Hopeless Future When His
Wife and Baby Visit Cell

The iron nerve of Walter Rising,
condemned to life Imprisonment for
the murder of "Wild Horse" Jerome
McGahen, failed him for the first
times yesterday when his wife and
eight months old baby were admit
ted to his cell in the county Jail,
where he is being held pending the
courts action on his attorneys mo-
tion for new trial.
None of his family was with him
in the court room when the verdict
of the jury came in. Alone, he faced
the crucial test of his endurance
without flinching. But when the
weeping wife, with babe clasped to
her breast, fell sobbing into his
arms, Rising gave way. The appal-
llingly hopeless future rose up be,
/ fore him while the past was repre-.
scented in the stricken wife who wept
in his arms. The strong frame
shuddered and the condemned mar
gave way as a sick child.
All day yesterday the wife, mother
and sisters OF Rising were with him
The relentless prison walls helC
within a scene of sorrow seldom wit
messed. The aged mother was ther
to comfort her boy when she, toe
needed solace. Friends of the con
demned man also called to say wha
they might of cheer. Some came t
say goodbye, and all tried to brin
some hope of the future with then
But 1t was a cherries day for all.
The Greeley tribune., 1910-11-24
JOHN COLLISION,
FRANK CALLAHAN
FOUND GUILTY OF BURGLARY
Are had Lot, Both Sentenced to the
State RefOrmatOry

John Collision was found guilty of
burglary in the district court yester-
day afternoon and was sentenced to
the reformatory by Judge Garrigues.
Collision and Frank Johnson broke
into the Dauth meat market one
night last spring and secured a few
dollars from the cash drawer. The
pair had smaller boys on the outside
to watch for them and both disap-
peared after the crime.
Johnson returned to Greeley In
September, was arrested on charge
of burglary, pleaded guilty and was
sent to the state reformatory.
Collision did not return to Greeley
until later. but was promptly ar
rested when he did come. His trial
Yesterday afternoon is the last con-
nected with the case.
1t appeared that both young men
had been running with tough
bunch of young men. Johnson is a
half brother of the Eaton boys, two
of whom are now serving long sent
ences in the state penitentiary The
pair have spent large part of their
lives in penal institutions, although
both are in the twenties.
The Greeley tribune., 1910-11-24
RISING CASE
CARRIED up?

From telegrams OF inquiry that
we're received this morning from Ne
braska regarding the trial of Walter
Rising. ii is believed by some of his
friends that it may be the plan to
carry the case to the supreme court
for a final ruling. Rising was found
guilty of murder in the first degree
and the penalty fixed at life impris-
onment for the murder of Jerome
McGahen.
When the verdict was announced
in court Monday night the attorneys
for Rising. DELPHI Z. Carpenter and
Omar Garwood. were allowed ten
days to file motion for new trial,
Mr.. Carpenter stated this morning
that the motion would be filed some
time within the ten days allowed by
the court Regarding the probability
of an appeal to the supreme court
he said nothing, but as such a step
could not be made until a motion
for new trial had been filed, the
appeal could come later.
1t is expected that further mes
sages will come late today or tomor-
row regarding the appeal that is be-
lieved will be made.
The Greeley tribune., 1910-11-24
OUT
FOR YEGGMEN

The sheriff's office is keeping n
sharp lookout for yeggman who
made a big haul in Cheyenne Sunday
night and have been traced south
into Colorado. 1t is believed that
they are making for Denver and will
make some stops on the way.
The burglars robbed pawn shop
from which they secured $500 in
cash and jewelry valued at $4,000.
They wsEs eyideutly familiar with
conditions. ~ Saturday was Union
Pacific pay day in Cheyenne and the
safe OF the pawn shop was we'll filled
Saturday night with money from re-
deemed pledges.
The safe containing the money
was dynamited while the larger safe
in which the jewelry was kept was
manipulated with wires leading the
police to believe the work was done
by experts.
The Greeley tribune., 1910-11-24
DEAD FROM
CONSUMPTION

Mrs. Edna NJ. Turple. bride of
only a few weeks. who is only II
years old. died this morning Mt her
nome of tuberculosis. Mrs. Turple
was the wife of Fred Turple. The
couple were married in Washington
ana came here few weeks ago,
hoping this climate would restore
the health OF the bride.
Mrs. Turple's mother, Mrs. Thomp-
son, has becn with her. Her father
Is in Washington.
Ihe body will be taken to Denver
Tor cremation.
The Greeley tribune., 1910-11-24
TAKES TWO CARS
PORTLAND CEMENT

Work is progressing rapidly on
tbe new cement tunnel which is be-
ing put IN under the Greeley-Love-
land road at the Boyd Lake outlet.
For the construction of the tunnel
two car loads of cement will be used
and the total cost will be about
$500.
The tunnel will be of cement re-
enforced iron foundation, laid on
shale rock at the depth of % feet
from the surface. The tunnel is
40 feet long. feet wide and feet,
high.
The tunnel Is being put In by the
Royd Lake Reservoir and Irrigation
company.
The Greeley tribune., 1910-11-24
ONLY One
SUIT LEFT

With the withdrawal of the suits
OF the Poudre Valley Reservoir COM
pany, II. G. Clark, d. c. Wyatt, d.
b, Wyatt. s. H. Southard and Others
of Greeley against the Laramie
Poudre Reservoir and Irrigation
company. North Poudre company,
Greeley -Poudre Irrigation district
and others, following the quo war
ranto proceedings that were with
drawn short time ago, the only re-
maining litigation pending is the
appeal in the suit brought attack
ing the validity of the bonds issued
by the Greeley Poudre Irrigation
district
In this case the bond issue,
amounting to S5,10o,000, was at
tackled in the courts. the ruling at
the trial in the district court being
against the plaintiffs. They were
allowed 13O days from last July 70
to appeal to the supreme court. a
$4,000 appeal bond has been filed
and the bill of exceptions is in the
course of preparation. 1t is expected
this will be filed early in December
before the time limit allowed eX-
pires.
In measure the contention re-
garding the validity of the bonds is
sued by the Greeley-Poudre district
was contained in the other suits that
have been dismissed.
The Greeley tribune., 1910-11-24
CHlLES GETS
JUDGED 80 DAYS

D. B. Chiles was found guilty OF
sasault with deadly weapono on
Thomas Hughes in the district court
yesterday afternoon and was sent
enced to so days in the county jail.
The evidence showed that the as
sault was made at Keensburg. flae
station on the Burlington railroad
September last. Hughes is brake
man on the road and was stabbed by
Chiles at the station following an
alteration brought on by Chtles
The wound disabled him and a
charge was made against Chiles OF
assault to kill.
The Greeley tribune., 1910-11-24

The Lane woman has been here
but few days. During that time
she has been talking to various
young girls of the charms of life i'll
Denver with its theatres, wine rooms
and dance halls. She has limited
that the easiest way" is a pleasant
path, and that it is foolish for a good
looking young girl to waste her life
in the humdrum of a small city when
she could do so we'll in Denver. She
has secured an interested following
already, although the police have no
evidence that she has actually prom
ised anything to her prospective vic
tins.
The arrest OF the woman followed
her recognition by private detec-
tive who had known her in Denver
and who watched her from the time
he first saw her in Greeley. On evi-
dence secured by him the woman
was taken into custody last night on
a charge OF immoral conduct. This
much the officers have evidence to
prove. and are now working on other
evidence on which 1t is expected to
hold the woman for the United
States authorities under the white
slave law.
II is charged that tho woman 10
Indirectly connected with a number
of notorious resorts In Denver which
are constantly on the lookout for
young girls. The smaller towns are
canvassed, as 1t is found that when a
girl from a little place is secured.
her pride and shame keeps her from
returning to her home. making her
easier to handle. The methods en-
ployed to get the girls to go are
many. but the one usually tried first
is to offer to lend the girl enough
money for railroad fare and new
The Greeley tribune., 1910-11-24
ksfER
hi MEAN
| RUINATIoN
L.r,oy SUIT TO COME
UP SOON
BHuT MANY GATES
.s,.r Excess Water I"
,,;os Here to Ditches
| Far Down Platte

$ throughout Weld Id, '0Inat ,ha,
concerned in a S'it s,s,rIst lIst
p,nyer rv,rS praying for the
: Dr more than 100 cubic feet
f. second from the ditches
B,.,tsyille in this county 10
nroiscts in Morgan county
|,;gs seek to get permission
h., to take the water held
Itorities and carry 1t nearly
down the river for use IN
klcts there.
the contestants be sue
will cause the closing OF
in Weld county that are
klying thousands of acres
Rr.
n arose over the purchase
Et per second of water from
homas xtch by the i,' For'
lanai ana OF 25 feet from
ksop and Highland bitches
Lower Platte and Beaver
|mpany. The rights are
le Oldest on the upper end
|er and we're taken out when
4 plentiful. They supply a
In excess OF what is needed
|creage watered and the ex-
purchased by the newer ir-
projects further down the
A,chasers are seeking ia
water they bought carried
river unmolested to thefI
tioa In the premises is be-
betN by the Consolidated
beiation which is comprised
companies from Denver tC
|nd number OF Individual
The headgates that receive
r now are west OF Platte
pould the court allow the
p Of the plaintiffs, the flow
TO remain untouched until
IS the headgates Of the
ater purchased from the
end hodgson and Highland
Jas not been used except ir
the excess has been allowed
lown the river. This ha.
oftunity for bitches having
DTS to secure an apportion
Sc Is Of deep Interest in tn,
world and will be hotl,
The value of the watel
is more than 100000. A
noeF Of attorneys have beer
among them being j. c
Greeley, who will act a,
Founcil for several of tn,
ppanies.
The Greeley tribune., 1910-11-24
HAVE YOU DONE YOUR
DUTY BY SKATING POND?

Work is progressing finely. The
are busy. the dam is beng
built. the pipe line being laid and
steps toward lighting
started. All of the work can be
fnished within week If the neces-
sary money Is Forthcoming.
Get in the band wagon and help a
good cause along.
The Greeley tribune., 1910-11-24
y Of CIRCUS
IS GOOD STUFF

r heart throb In every
|o''y at the Circus. the at
" 'he opera house last
~ pretty little love story.
y. as sri rider and a young
|,r I' 'he central figures, was
H. I|n.,, pn'oIded by Ida st. Leon
1, supporting company.
:. N,oh' as she might have
It herself, was a knock
Sns, r'eu oy nature and ability
= ,'sl w a role as Polly. she
wear Tgar's than that of the
.,,,. Mi'h the exception Of n
sa.D ',@..c tendency to overdo
IsiDn ne, '1ations, the company
,'us, !, but Polly was tho
oh s'e olg ring.
- ~. OF :, wholesome platituaes
,at t' .. lae bypercrltical were q
! b..,,s SO gracefully that thew
tb,, mess and were made
,cba s.lnlillated. Polly ana
o,s win be Welcomed hora "ra
0'a !. time She cares to cawo pv,e
'bo io,1 : most loyablo Young o''rr.
|pro,.I., nc lSayes a most wGolos sGoI's
+ J.s,oa aston. with those ""Ulu, who
The Greeley tribune., 1910-11-24

George Horne returned today To
spend Thanksgiving with his par
euts. Mr.. and Mrs. G. D. Horne,
Since leaving Greeley about year
ago. Mr.. Horne has been at all or
the points OF interest on the western
coast and in the northwest.
The Greeley tribune., 1910-11-24

w. r. Fost filed suit In the county
court this morning to recover Sao
Images to an overcoat that ne
,laims was appropriated by one W.
$. Scheetz at Eaton some time ago
md never accounted for. In addi-
lion to the price OF the overcoat ne
asks $500 damages for unhappy ell
'ects following the loss of his cher-
shed outer garment.
The Greeley tribune., 1910-11-24

Miss Josephine Knowles. who is
studying music in Denver this year.
Will come to Greeley Thursday for
few days visit with Miss Florence
Devote.
The Greeley tribune., 1910-11-24

Mr.. and Mrs. II. II. Jones have
returned from four months trip
through Nebraska. Iowa. Kansas and
Missouri.
The Greeley tribune., 1910-11-24

Mrs. f. A. Long, who has been
here with son, w. ID. Morgan, lel'
nday for Marion. Kansas, whefe she
aill make her home.
The Greeley tribune., 1910-11-24
ALLEGED WHITE SLAVE
WOMAN PICKED Up
BY GREELEY POLICE
Mabel Lane Young and Beautifully Gowned, Be-
lieved to be Member of Denver Gang Engaged
in Leading Girls Astray Is in City Jail

What is believed to be u we'll defined
Greeley into life of shame has been nip
partmcnt, and 1t is believed that the invt
here will lead to wholesale arrests In Del
With the arrest last night of young
giving her name as Mabel Lane, the polio
of the white slave gang that has been the
ficers and the police department In Den'
Gus traffic has been piled with but little
authorities.
The Greeley tribune., 1910-11-24

clothes and then to keep her in ter
ror oG Ike law by holding the debt
over her Even if the life Of shame
does net apcal in the attractive
guise5 m which 1t is first presented,
the white slayers have their victims
frigh cned by threats OF exposure
and their promises to pay back
none advanced.
A young and inexperienced girl
has about as much chance with a
wolnau procuress as a trapped rab.
bit has with a boa constructor With
the cunning brought by past expert.
ences the woman solicitor can easily
wean @ girl who likes excitement
from q life OF toll and hardship. She
can paint a glowing picture of ga!
friends, OF brilliant supper parties
of no,hing to do but took pretty an(
enjoy to the fullest gay life. Th'
ultinate horrors of the existence ar
careful hidden in the glitterini
outlire and the young girl has neve
had opportunity of seeing what tn
fnevitable ending is. After she doe
realiza, Il is too late TO return to he
old lie and she drifts on and OF
deofe reckless and deeper in sin unit
. bitter end.
vigorous campaign that hi
been organized against the whi
slave trafficers in all parts of Il
country has made that class e
tremely wary. Their work is dol
so carefully that it is hard TO secui
convictions. The officers of Greel'
are determined to rid this city of al
suspected of engaging In the unho
traffic, and are keeping a strl
watch. The arrest of the woman la
night Is believed to have nipped
the bud operations that might ha'
led to the ruin of more than OF
Young girl of Greeley
The Greeley tribune., 1910-11-24

'ra sp' nno,o home Of his @otSer' %pG0'a
|ngineorr' n,'r'on Mr.. Benton is !,
Finlaa la' Sn,., San Luis valley with vrt1,
He r,mo s,,a'es Development ~srt
'ver' has a wen dove,onss mays
The Greeley tribune., 1910-11-24
THE EMUFFCAME BACK

A Young lady lost her huff Was heart broken
over i Hernother took the Tribune, of course.
CsT sN \, StZFU RIG MtFF be
| ,ifpIa % 'tth nd 18th
- 'w,en f1r reIur to Tribune
This was the ad that little Miss Disconsolate
brought down next day. Cost her 40 cents i'' 'so
days. Got her muH Is happy Tribune want avs W
wonders.
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Stipriser IannsrdDor.

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