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The Greeley tribune., 1910-04-14
REPORT OF AMERICAN
MISSIONARY IN COUNTY

Following is the report of the
American Sunday School Union to
County Missionary Mcmillan:
The work of the American Sunday
School Union in Weld county is in
better condition than ever before.
The people are more responsive
meetings much better attended and
almost every Sabbath school has in
creased its membership.
The demands upon the missionary
are increasing also. Fourteen new
school houses have been built or are
being built Very few of these new
districts have Sabbath schools
Twenty-one new towns are located.
These will soon need Sabbath school
organizations and should have
churches in a few years.
One locality deserves special men
tion. A Sabbath school was started
in it by your missionary about two
years ago It met in private home
with membership of twenty-four,
At the missionary next visit it had
grown to tifty-one and by the time
he came again there was an enroll
ment of seyeuty-eight, They now
have a church organization with reg
ular preaching in Il public building
constructed for both school and
church purposes. Through the in
tiuence OF this school another sprang
up. beginning its meetings in pri-
vate house but now having its own
public building.
Six new schools have been orga-
nized in localities VIII re schools
have never been before. -Four
schools have been re-organized. and
ll2 visits have been made to Sab
bath schools, ll40 visits have been
made to homes. l05 gospel meetings
have been held. 76 sermons and ad-
dresses have been delivered. $3.50
miles have ben travelled and Sol
nights spent away from home More
than 100 copies of the Bible and
New Testament have been distri'
buted.
have now been in the work III
Weld county little more than two
years During this time eight Sab
bath schools have been organized II
private homes, five OF which now
have pablic buildings. Signed,
II. b. MILAN
The Greeley tribune., 1910-04-14
CHILD ALONE WHEN
ACCIDENT HAPPENED

The lad was playing on the kit
chen floor OF his home last Monday
morning when the mother who was
outside |suddenly heard scream.
Rushing 10 the room she found the
boy rolling on the floor. The young
ster had, in some unknown manner,
thrust the wire in its eye.
Horses were harnessed and the
long drive to Briggsdale started. 1t
is beliesed that the necessary expos
ure of the long drive worked any
thing hut good for the child At
the station there was delay of sew
eral hours before a train could be
caught when the child was brought
to this city and the eye operated up
on. The physicians in charge have
small hope of saving the left eye and
1t is said that both eyes may go as
result of the accident.
The Greeley tribune., 1910-04-14
Chicken Raising PAYS Here

! 1t is not the farmers alone who
are devoting more time and study
to the chicken industry but the peo-
pie right here in Greeley have also
caught the fever and | will wager
that there are 1000 chicken coops
within the city limits" said we'll
known fancier today.
Only a few people in Greeley are
engaged in the industry for diver
sion, he thought. the great majority
being actuateG by the breakfast
table sentiment
/ Out on Fifth street the Crozier
brothers have four pens of fifty each
and are building four more coops
with the winter objective of 400
egg producers They breed the white
Leghorns exclusively and last year
their 200 chickens earned a hand
some income
On the rear of his city lot Ray
Durant has over 500 full blooded
Rhode Island Reds. He has fifty
"frys" that came off the last week
| in January and now weigh two
pounds each. He keeps a profit and
loss account and also traps every
hen so that he knows the bird which
produced 200 eggs and the drone
that does not earn her feed. 1t IL
only side line with Durant, who
claims that his books will show
net profit of 81 per day for the past
twelve month.
Dan March is also partial to the
Rhode Island Reds and claims tha'
his coop is the best in the county
His coop is supplemented by dozel
thoroughbreds.
Prof Chambers. lately of the Nor
NAL. divides his time between psych
ology and chickens.
Mr.. March says that the CHECKER
show at the big fair this year VII
surpass anything ever seen in Colo
rado.
DR.. Harmer is another devotee who
finds the study and care OF chickens
the most pleasing diversion. lie Il
martial to the Barred Rocks and ha'
two coops which he terms compare
tive and "superlatIve'.
DR.. Uric has splendid coop Il
which he devotes n couple OF hour
mornings and evenings and says NJ
uses this mode of exercise as an anu
fat remedy.
Amome the hundreds of Others
who boast of their barn yard thor
oushbreds are l.. c. Vrooman, A. a
Woodbury.. Arthur Soaring, FRAN
Barber, Charles Davis, w. X. Patter
son, Mr.. Hongate, F. F. Gordon ant
Sam Hallptt
The Greeley tribune., 1910-04-14
STRONG WIND THREATENS
BANKS: MEN To RESCI

Green City, April THE strong
wind here drove hundreds of cattle
to the brink of the reservoir and the
weaker ones were pushed into the
water until fully $50 head were
pied there on one side.
Every effort was made to save the
cattle but so strong was the wind
that this was impossible and threat
ened the lives of the men who at
tempted the work of rescue.
The wind was the strongest which
has been seen here in years and it Is
believed that fully 800 head of cat
tie perished in the storm in the i'm
mediate vicinity of Green City.
This number. together with the
large herds which died out in the
Crow Creek country during the
same storm, indicates that nearly
1000 cattle died during the bliz-
hard which swept the county.
The Greeley tribune., 1910-04-14
AUTOS FOR MEMBERS
OF THE EATON LODGE

Eaton, April There will be
forty automobiles to carry the men,
bers of the Rebekah lodges of the
district In the big parade which will
be held here April 26th when the
lodges OF the Poudre Valley district
convene in commemoration of the
ninety-first founding of Odd Fellow
ship in America The Odd Fellow
and Rebekah committees held a
joint meeting last night and arrang-
ed the details of the parade. which
will be one of features of the day
Over $1,000 will be spent on street
decorations alone.
The Greeley tribune., 1910-04-14
CATTLE DIE IN THE
WATER OF RESERVOIR

= Liv es of citizens surround. 4
= ing the Riverside reservoir near i
= Green City were threatened i
y and fully 800 cattle perished i
curing the recent blizzard that 1
= swept Weld county at which !
=" time the banks of the reservoir I!
{" were weakened by the dash of .
the waves against them. Sew i.
=" erai rents were made in the i!
banks and the men about .
" Green City were rushed to the /.
= place with sacks of sand which .
= were settled where they would .
40 the greatest good. Fully .
800 cattle died in the storm. .
= \ : :. :. :. :. :. \ !. !. !. :. !: j. :.
The Greeley tribune., 1910-04-14
COMPANY HAS RECENTLY
INCORPORATED IN xNCr,

The Skull Valley company was
Incorporated but about two months
ago. The Hub property has been
worked by the company for the past
six weeks and in the event that the
property proves to be the great find
that reports show it to be, the mine
Will undoubtedly be purchased by
the company
Said Mr.. McAfee in speaking of
the mine this morning:
I'VE have had good reports from
the mine and there has been good
strike made Just so feet below the
surface"
The Greeley tribune., 1910-04-14
RlG STRIKE IL MADE
IN THE HUB NINE

= or extreme interest TO Greo- :,
+ Icy and Weld county people ia !,
+ the report which has Just been !,
= received by 8. j. McAfee, presi- !.
= dent OF the Skull Valley Mining ;.
= and Milling company of the !
= striking OF three foot vein !
= or gold ore so feet below the :,
= surface In the Hub mine prop :.
erty which is under the option J..
+ OF the Skull Valley company, :,
= Mining Engineer Lem Flint has I.
+ left for the mine where he will I.
+ make detailed investigation, i.
+ 8. j.. McAfee of Greeley is i.
+ president of the company which /.
+ Ia composed of Greeley and i.
+ Weld county men. i.
X I. i ! ! !. < = :. !. :. = :. :. :. :.
The Greeley tribune., 1910-04-14
CHILD pY RE BLIND Az
RESULT OF ACCIDENT

= A. b. result OF an accident =.
+ which happened last Monday i.
= when wire ran into his eye, j.
+ three ber-old Arthur Kent, i.
+ son d q. A. Kent, who lives /
+ twenttLp Lpur miles beyond the !:
+ town bf Brlggsdale in the Grow ::
+ Creelt COUNTRY, may lose the !:
+ sight b the left eye and pos !.
+ sibly l both. The child was !:
+ operabt upon at the Greeley !:
+ hospie and was this morning ::
= takenyh back to his home by his ::
+ moth(. Owing to the fact that ::
j. the f&nily lives far out in the ;:
=" Crow creek country the boy ::
!. coulds not be given medical at :.
:. tentidp as soon as was neces- ::
!. sary hrd 1t was this fact that ::
:: has 1orked against him in his ::
= chances +.
+ !. !: q :: + !: :. + !. !. i. !. :. !. !. Z.
The Greeley tribune., 1910-04-14
Eaton Lodges

Eaton. April s. -Four new "n rni-
bers were initiated into the oou ,,nc
lows lodge at the resuia, .,uan,s
last night. Both the oud re'.u" ~ -
and the Rebekah lodges ",' ,,,n
fiourishing condition ana wiz ,,nnra- ne
an excellent showing at tne ee', ,i,;,
tion which will be heid heiu antcr
26. The drill teams tnal VII ',n,ly
the contests are pract''ins
in both lodges,
The Greeley tribune., 1910-04-14

Mr. and Mrs. Hiram Iimothy iel'
Thursday evening for Salt Lake olty,
where they were called by messase
telling of the serious illness OF m,s, us
Timothy's father. who Is one OF .ne
pioneers of the Salt Lake vai'eS r !.
because of his advanced age. %
wears, it is feared that ms illness
will be fatal
The Greeley tribune., 1910-04-14
Kcrscy Runaway

Kersey. April S.--When W. -. e
SampIe farmer living near the o
l.. w. ranch. got out of ms "ns"n 49,,
this morning to tie his team IN iIou, ,,
of n Kcrsey store. the horses 'u"m
fright and dashed away. Ihey ia'
fully mile before they were s,.ay sly
ped on the road north of town. INA ma
were little the worse for the'r "''''
RIM
The Greeley tribune., 1910-04-14

Helen Burge, the little nine-mon-
ths-old daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
John F. Burge died Saturday. Fun
eral services were held at the family
home. zoos Eleventh avenue, at
2:30 o'clock Sunday afternoon Rev.
Louis + Burger conducted the ser
vices.
The Greeley tribune., 1910-04-14

Every family and especially those
who reside in the country should
be provided at all times with bot
tie of Chamberlain's Liniment.
There is no telling when it may be
wanted in case of an accident or
emergency. 1t is most excellent in
all cases of rheumatism. sprains and
bruises. Sold by all druggists.
The Greeley tribune., 1910-04-14

C. !. Crockett went to Denver on
Thursday to meet his mother VINO
came from Carbondale, H.. FOR
,.isit in Greeley They spent the DAY
yitb Mrs. Crockett, who Is in the
phinps sanitarium and came to Gree
low in the evening. Mrs. Crockett
is improving rapidly and will soon
he able to join her family in Gree
IAN
The Greeley tribune., 1910-04-14
MAYOR OF LUPTON
TO MANAGE TEAM

Ft Lupton, April &C. H. Sells,
the ne~sN eLectd mayor was unAni-
mously CHOSEN to manage the Ft
Lupton Grays this year at the meeting
held this week. The Grays have been
reorganized and will play their first
game of ball April 18th. Mr. Sells
also runs a confectionery store and
a cafe
The Greeley tribune., 1910-04-14
windsor Folks Hurt

windsor, April 9.--Mrs' ~ TtT Mia
ley. Mrs. z. X. Stocking anu ov tu &C.
Mary Evans were In runaway L,h
cident Thursday, but escape" VIZ
MINOR inturi,s. nhelr horse pee'"'
fIiRhtened at n motorcycle
The Greeley tribune., 1910-04-14

Foley's Kidney Remedy will cure
any case of kidney and blader trou-
Bile not beyond the reach OF medi-
cine No medicine can do more. Sold
by all druggists.
The Greeley tribune., 1910-04-14

Mrs. S. f.. Maunder, who mas beeh
living in Greeley the last hVe mon
tbs left Thursday afternoon lor
nenyer, where she will make her
The Greeley tribune., 1910-04-14

There is no cough medicine so
popular as Foley's Honey ana lar'
1t never fails to cure coughs, coids.
Group and bronchitis. Sold by all
druggists
The Greeley tribune., 1910-04-14

II e. English has purchased .ne
ras;dence of r. G.. Martin at 1879
r,;phth avenue and will move ms
family there soon.
The Greeley tribune., 1910-04-14

Mrs. II. ID. Stevens and bapy lel'
Thursday for oklahoma, where sne
will visit her relatives Mr.. stevens
accompanied them as far as Denver
The Greeley tribune., 1910-04-14

Mrs. C. C. Ramsdel of LaSalie ant
her father, ]. A. Thompson were II
Greeley Thursday
The Greeley tribune., 1910-04-14

Mrs, II. n. Bills and Mrs. T. b.
Gormley of Windsor were IN hree-
lev today.
The Greeley tribune., 1910-04-14

Mrs. Robert Zumwalt left Thurs
d,v for Warrensburg. Mo-, where
she will visit relatives for few
months.
The Greeley tribune., 1910-04-14
.olo.. this 18th day oi
'lNAL SETTLEMENT.

|lNAL SETTLEMENT.
the Estate OF Augustus
Bartlet,, Deceased.
Ky given that on Monday.
Epril, A. d.. 1910. being
r. days oi TIE March term
Surt oil Weld county, IN
torado. /, Martha N. r;
I'm OF said estate, will
I fudge OF said court. pre-
ktIement as such xecu..
royaloithe same. and will
discharged AS such exec
time aud place any per
hay appear and present
same II any there be.
". Colo, March ~ 1910.
IN NJ. p. BARTLETT.
Estate of Augustus Leon
kceased.
| Attorney for Executrix.
lon in Greeley Tribune
Last publication April
The Greeley tribune., 1910-04-14

Miss Eva Buchanan of Fort COL
lins is visiting her sister, MIS- =. w.
Harris
The Greeley tribune., 1910-04-14
80; yob;sEgfPlARrMENr. sgfPlA

h',,s,o Of the CurrenoX!,o
follen, O. g.. March II. 1910.
oa,!R,.e,cry =, to evidence pre-.
ssillssr,ssiisncd, II has been
sndeI s..The First sttoHAl
.iSs .hSas village OF GU, n ehs
4 am and state OF e, Go|orao0i D|ons q
"a t1,s az United states. r.
.I'sd .hed With before IN e.
rPl'e1a authorized to COM
PES Dc oi banking..
,lne'll Lawrence o. Murray.
i,sney' !, n do hereby Ger:
eqrIi,stt eqrirst National Bank Of
fnoi Gill. in the county
.ss ~ oi S colorado. IL sptnHr.
~ a the business o. os
" iin,6etjni ted states;
9s,ereoi, 9, witness my hand
hlsis ii'th day Of March,
LUrNcE o. MURRAY.
k;sf@.,IIer NJ oi the Currency.
!UInn Ia Greeley Tribune :
Ia iIa.t publication MAY H.
The Greeley tribune., 1910-04-14
,nIIrsTMENT DAY.

A shinkle. Deceased.
e. eCasd, i hayinE, been e, HiPp% nPp1inAs. 4.
,bs hV county OF Weld. in the
y hd licensed, hereby gives
Z, viii lila appear before the
sNsid Weld county. at the
,,,@eley. ,si in said county, on
ESay oi May, a. ". lyiO:
1 So'rlock. u. m, Of SAID DAY
A nsrsons having claims
I,ie are notified and re-
n Inr the purpose OF nav
Sipsted. All persons m
sstate are requested TO
pay ment to the under
Colo, this 18th day OF
llIlAM NJ. EVANS.
\ Estate OF Hiram A.
sed,
;on in Greeley Tribun9
Last publication April
The Greeley tribune., 1910-04-14
PATTON to Lease State
Land.

alton To Lease State
.ands
Board of Land Com
| Colo. March %, 1910.
given that Richard
S'niiice address is II.
4 Colo. has made ap-
To lease the follow
ooi lands. situate in
oFado. To wit; SE of
r G7 W.
cation TO lease the
he considered after
/. JEFFERSON,
oaFd Land Commits
y In Greeley Tribune
aS' publication April
The Greeley tribune., 1910-04-14
aehn To Lease state
ads

assn 4" Lease state
nda
Board of Land Com
Colo. March IS. 1910.
given that Chas. NJ.
oiiice address is New
has made application
the following de-
nds situate In Weld
TO Wit NWL of
Ep 6 n, Il. 81 w.
eatiou To lease the
be considered after
| l. JEFFERSON.
oard Land Commis-
u In Greeley Tribune
asst publication April
The Greeley tribune., 1910-04-14
rstion TO Lease state
Lands

2rntion 10 Lease Stutc
Lands
NJ Board uf Land Com =
:. Colo, March IS. 1910.
khy given that Chas.
/ IpostoilCv address is
fss made application
se the following de-
lands situate in Weld
70 wit \ y of Sec.
s. W.. \ y of SW u /,
n. T. 6S W.. Sc u OF
Twp 2 n. Il. 63 W..
fp 8 y. X. 63 W.
ieauun to lease the
be considered after
L JEFFERSON.
BoArd Land Commis-
X IN Greeley Tribune
N publication April
The Greeley tribune., 1910-04-14
RATES
To-
California, Arizona,
New Mexico, Mexico,

One way Colonist Tickets on
sale daily March 1st to April 18th
inclusive, from DE N V + r ,
COLORADO SPRINGS AND
PUEBLO.
Only few points shown be-
low. For fares to other points
and information as to the liberal
stop-over privileges accorded,
phone, write or see me.
Minnesotské noviny., 1910-02-10

toyeho tax nemoviteho obnai as
$4,000 coz je mnoho meme nezli
Sc "a to melo. Majetnicke pravo je
psano vesm6s na jmeno vdovy po
zavrazdenem.
4 = Mestska assembly hodla se witt
o to, ably spolecnost poulienich drah
byla donucena kropiti ulice mesta
behem leta podel svych trait. Bylo
by tax zcela po pravu, nebof nejv1ce,
prachu zpdsobeno je poulicni dopra
vou-
= Spolek Slovan cislo 3 CSDPJ
pofadal sobotu veGer peknou tanec-
nj zabayu SIM CSPS. Zabava by
La razu soukromeho a obmezena ma
clenstvo spolku, jez pfi srdecne nala-
de velice Sc bavilo.
- Mayor mesta D. w. Lawler o.
debral Sc na cesty do jiznlch statG a
ma yychod, kde ma k vyrizeni osobni
zalezitosti, tykajici Sc poz6stalosti pc
zemfelem pfibuznem, jenz opravnil
manzelku mayora k dedictvi. Pravf
Sc, ze mayor bude Sc nalezati ,mimo
mesta az do mestskych voleb pocat-
KEN kvetna Ia jeho nepfitomno-
sti zastava 1Ead mayora Henry G.
Haas, pfedseda mestske assembly a
kandidat o zvoleni "a mayora pfl-
Stitch volbach
= Jak Sc udava, pocinaji drahy
pfibirati nazpet stavkujici vyhybka-
re, jez volni .jsou vratiti Sc nazpet
do prace Stalo Sc tax po vyprse-
nj smlouvy Sc stavkokazy, ktef1 pr
- vypuknuti stavky byli drahami naja-
ii ma diva mesice platem SIS denne
Soucasne jedna Sc o to, ably doslo /
smiflivemu vyjednani ma ukoncen
stavky.
= Pfi schGzi skolni rady byl 0
petne jednohlasne znovuzvolen Ii
m6stskeho skoldozoroe S. l.. Heeter
'' jehoz pGsobnost zajmu vefejneh'
skolstvi st. Poul dochazi vseobecne
y no uznani a oceneni.
y = Tyto dny byla zde zorganiso
n vana pozemkova spolecnost kapita
lem pil milionu dolar6. V eel
Sc spolecnosti nalezaji Sc zname osoby
SC jake F. B. Lynch, byvaly guverne
,c John Lind, f. B. Nelson, atd. Spo
C lecnost zakoupila 100000 akrn pGd
SC We Floride, kde hodla usazoNati no
Sc We osadniky. Mimo to bude nablze
e ii k prodeji pozemky We vsech castle
&c &c zeme.
= Strane republikanske nepoda
filo Sc dosud najiti nikoho, kdo b:
r byl ochoten bezeti IA mayora mesta
' Nadeje kladene muze jako Dr.
E Ohage, Keller posledne Andre'
Sc Schoch, selhaly dplne, nebof tito mu
Sc zove odmitli Sc uchazeti. Najde-l
Sc republikanska strana pfece nekoho z
Sc sveho praporecnika, je al dosud ne
rozlustenou hadankou.
Pan F. j. Ptacek odjel sobo
ot tn manzelkou do Chicago, kde ho
y dlaji navstiviti sve pfatele podivat
u Sc ma mnohe tamni zajimavosti. Ne
nj tomu dlouho, co manzele Ptacko
&C &C vi slavili svGj snatek tudiz ucinen
Sc vylet asi bude odlozenou svatebn1 &C
&c stou.
Sc Sc M. Sery, znamy hudebnik
a Metropolitan divadle, slavil v dter
k snatek Sc 81. Helen Jensen.
= 81. Matilda Kunesh, 20 rok
stara sluzka dome r. B. Burnst
"a "a 862 Dayton Ave., sla "a nejakou pr
IS cinou nedeli vecer as 10 hodi
"a do pffsklepf domu. Nahoda tom
Minnesotské noviny., 1910-02-10
&c Zprdvy re St. Paul. e

= Rev. John J. Lawler pastyf
kostela sv. Josefa byl povysen pape
zem Piem X. na biskupa. Rev. Law
Ter narodil Sc Rochester, MINI. a
test Sc vseobecne pfizni pro svoji u
cast We vefejnem zivote, nebot nalezi
k mnoha obcanskym klubdm sdru-
zenim majicim na zfeteli verejne zaj-
my mesta a statu. Pravi Sc, ze V
brzke dobe bude ustanoveno pet il
nych biskupd pro severozapad. Jme-
na techto nejsou dosud znama a tu-
diz nelze fici, IDA bude bran tez o.
hled na Cechy, pokud Sc tyce ceskych
katolik1.
= Pani Adolf Vasikoya odjela do
Glencoe navstiviti svoii matku, jez
povazlive onemocn6la.
= Francouzi Mjici We meste Sc
brali $40O, jez byly odeslany do Pa
fize We prosp6ch povodni stizenych
obyvatel mesta.
= Pres til sta osob podrobilo Sc
tyto dny pfedbezne zkousee co pfi-
hlasovatele "a sberatele censu. Ivla-
stni pozornost bude venovana me
stem, ably scitani obyvatelstva ST.
Paul bylo provedeno spolehlive a a
by zjistil Sc pocet pfislusnik6 vsech
narodnosti zde zijicfch. Sbirani cen
su zapocne pocatkem jara. Osoby ma
rozene Cechach a Ma Morave mely
by udati sberatelam, ze jsou Cechy
<'Bohemians'', nebot jen takto da Sc
zjistiti jakem poctu zde zijeme.
= Pred probatni soud zadano by.
10 projednavani pozistalosti po "a
vrazdenem fezniku Louis Arbogasto
Minnesotské noviny., 1910-02-10

chtela, ze upustila rozzatou sirku, j1z
81 svitila ma schody. Ty byly cd dfi-
yejska polite. petrolejem okamzite
Sc vznaly a neboha dfvka zahalena
byla okamzite v plamenny hav. Po
zoufalem zapase podafilo Sc domaci-
mu, panu Burnsovi, divku dostati
ven ma cerstvy vzduch, nacez byla do
pravena do nemocnice sv. Josefa, kde
"a kratko podlehla svym zranenim.
Rodice dfvky Mjl Pine Island,
MINI.
- Sbor Sokola usnesl Sc po-
sledni sve schdzi ma pofadani hudeb-
niho koncertu, k nemuz podafilo Sc
sboru ziskati vynikajici ceske hudeb-
milky, dcinkujici pfi St. Paul SYM
fony orchestra. Koncert pofada Sc
sobotu vecer 5. bfezna v SIM G. S. P.
IS =. Program koncertu pfineseme v
pfistim cisle. Mimo hudebn1 c1sla
bude sehrana dramatickym odborem
Sokola rozmarna fraska pod MAVEN
"All right. . Doufame, ze ctene obe-
censtvo dostav1 Sc k tomuto vecirku
v poctu co mono nejvetsim.
PAM Chas. Pichova odjela do
Beroun, Mimi, ma pohfeb as l rok
stare dcerusky sve sestry, p1, Frank
Horejsove.
- Pan Korbel, starry mas odbera-
tel pfiznivec z Calmar, Ia, ubiral
Sc manzelkou skrze nase mesto do
Pine City, MINI. ma navstevu sveho
syna, jenz jest tam usazen. Jako
vzdy, neopomel navstiviti nasi ceskou
Gtvrt a zvlaste narodni hostinec p.
lVacl. Pichy.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-02-01
BROADWAY REVELS
AS RECTOR'S PASSES
Famous Gotham Restaurant Closes
Its Doors This Morning Not
TO Be Reopened.

NV YORK. Feb I.-Rectors is no
more
As the lights were turned or IN the
eyes Of the big green dragon over the
door, not very early this morning. the
fT0Ubado.s Of Broadway were singing
the swan song Of perhaps the best
known resort IN New Tork's White
Light District
And RectoT's was gay 10 the last.
No obseuuies attended its closing Al
though efforts had been made to keep
the news from becoming public, Il
spread along Broadway, and the res
1aurant was soon crowded with a
1hrouE that gave itself over to a revel
Ard as the jewellers struggled away
the wraps Of the women and the coats
Of the men bulged in strange shapes
Most of those present had obtained
some little token Some were pleased
with the fans distributed BY Nj NIueII-
~ the manager, and We'll. the mati1re
4 hotel Others helped themselves TO
spoons and knives and forks ard dishes
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-02-01
OFFICIALS SEEKING
PLACE FOR PEARY
Navy Department Still Won
dering What Post to
Give Explorer.

Officials of the Navy Department
are stIII at sea as TO what disposition
shall be made Of Commander Robert
Z, Peary, the greatest explorer Of
modern times.
As was announced in The Times
yesterday. Peary has been ordered
back to active duty after long wait
by the Department for action by Con
gress- As this action did not come.
the only recourse fer the Department
was to order him back TO duty.
Having issued the order, however
the Department is frank in its declar-
alton that It does not know what to
do win him.
Commander Peary was expeced to
arrive in Washington today TO receive
his orders from the department. DuI
was deayed in New York
He viii probably reach here toner
row. when some decision viii have
10 be reached
He cannot retire voluntarily, ana
there IS no no ground upon which the
department can retire him Congress.
If Il sees Mt, can promote him 10 be
an admiral and give him vote OF
thanks. but the Department cannot
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