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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1910-01-21
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1910-01-21
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The Greeley tribune., 1910-09-08
Weld COUNTY
CATTLE TAKE
MANY RIBBONS
John Painter Stock Of ROggen Take
Two Blue Ribbons and Fifteen
Others in Iowa State Fair
Also at Des Moines

That Weld county cattle are still
among the best in the land is evinc-
ed from the showing which has re-
Gently been made by John Il. Painter
of Roggen who is exhibiting in vari-
GUS middle western fairs. At the
Iowa state fair and exposition at
Des Moines which was concluded on
Friday night Mr. Painters stock
took seventeen ribbons, including
two blue ribbons.
Mr.. Painter is the owner OF some
of the best stock in the county and
with Mr.. Parfet of Golden is one of
the best known men in the state.
Yesterday Mr.. Painter LEFT Omaha
with his stock for Lincoln, Neb.,
where an exhibition is taking place
this week.
The Greeley tribune., 1910-09-08
GREELEY HIGH CLASS 'OS
HOLDS JOLLY REUNION

Miss Drothea Haynes entertained
the members Of the class of '0S Gree
ley high school at her home Monday
evening. The reunion was held be-
fore the departure of number OF
the members who will soon leave to
continue their work in various col
leges.
jolly evening was spent with
high school "reminiscences
Among those who will be away
for the year are Miss Haynes. who
will go to New York City to study
music: Karl Farr and Jack Mosher.
who will go to Ann Arbor; Albert
Tuck. who will enter the Northwest
ern University: Marion Fezer and
Myrth King. who will return to Colo
RADIO college. and Kathleen Wheeler,
who will return to the State Uni
versity Mt Boulder.
The Greeley tribune., 1910-09-08
COMPLETE LIST OF
DEMOCRATIC DELEGATES

Following is complete list of the
delegates named by the democi ais
at the cauouces Saturday evening.
The first named OF each delegation is
the committeeman for the next two
years:
Precinct Byron Newton, +. H..
Badger, Charles Farr. Will Hall
Thompson. T. C. Williams. Eugene
Williams, B. F. Woodruff, S. w. Bull
lard, c. c. Thompson, Walter Miner,
Moses Stone.
Precinct 12-H. NJ. Wyatt. Char
les Tew, Asa Sterling. Charles
Phelps. r. d. Kelly, Daniel Martin.
J. X. Wyatt, o. o. RUSSELL c. E..
Clark.
Precinct 21-J. NJ. Peterson,
Frank Paine. w. w Fisher. C. A..
McCaleb, W. H. McGraw, W. H.
Senior. Ed Brinn, John Deseter,
Grindell
Precinct 36-W. H. Clayton. Rob-
ert II. Clayton, j. A. McClintock, j.
A. Coffelt. c. II. Wolfe. DR.. c. H.
Muliord, A. ], Lohr, DR.. b. Wood
cock. l.. S. Hickman. oliver Howard.
Precinct 43-W. ID. Schuster. A.
II. Strickland. A. B. Price. r. ".
Genga, F. Fl. Abbott, John Spu;h, G.
NJ. Robbins. F. p. Matthews. 3. F.
Waggoner.
Precinct AR. G. Strong. Wayne
Patterson. Walter F.. Bliss. Thee
Fity, 6, NJ Hadden. w. r. Dedrick,
]. f. Shook. w. b. Mooney. j. T.
Warren. j. NJ. b. Petrikin. II. r.
Meyers. ID. r. Macarthur. w. II.
White.
Precinct 52-Herbert Baker, +. c.
Billings, John II. Hunter. A. J. Park,
c. r. Woods. Fred s. Manning, w.
r. Green, +, e. Baker, Charles
Heaton.
Precinct 53-George NJ. Houston,
w. H. Delbridge sr., j. w. Sanborn
Edwin Starkey, George Mays, A. w.
Jones.
Precinct at. l.. James. c.
Finch. Sam Peery, j. r. Howgate,
James McCave, r. F. McCune, r. G.
Johnson.
In precinct 36 the delegation was
instructed for j. A. Coffelt for con-
stable.
The Greeley tribune., 1910-09-08
TAKES CHILD
FROM MOTHER
AND ESCAPES
SHERIFF IS NOTIFIED OF
STEALING OF SMALL
BOY FROM MOTHER
RACE FOR KANSAS LINE WHICH
is BELIEVED TO BE END OF
THE JOURNEY

Severance. Sept. 0.-Taking his
own two-year-old son, Oscar Carl,
from the yard at his wife's home in
this place yesterday afternoon and
hustling the child into an automobile
in which he was driving, it is be-
lieved that Albert A. Riggs, we'll
known ranchman who lies north OF
here, is now on his way to Wichita.
Mrs. Riggs and her husband have
not been living together for some
time. In the event that papers can
be served upon him before he gets
out of the state Riggs will be
brought back to Greeley and suit for
divorce will be started against him.
Sheriff Florance has been notified
and is making every effort to appre-
hend the man.
In the event Riggs gets out of the
state requisition papers will be
drawn up and an effort will be made
to bring him back to this city when
the mother will make an effort to
get possession of the child.
| Riggs will be charged with non
support in papers for divorce.
The Greeley tribune., 1910-09-08
WANTS DTvORCE--LAIMS
HUSBAND THREATENED DEATH

Application for divorce was filed in
the county court this morning by
Attorney Walter f. Bliss for Julia a,
Tuthill against Claud A. Tuthill.
Cruelty is alleged in the COM
plant. the plaintiff claiming that
her husband had struck her upon
several occasions and also threat
ened her life as well as the life OF
her three-year-old boy.
In order to protect herself, she
says she fed from Mason City, Iowa
five months ago and came to Gree
ley. where she has been working to
support herself and her child. She
alleges that the husband followed
her here last week and determined
to kill her IL she did not live with
him
The Greeley tribune., 1910-09-08
LIST OF RTPUBuCANS WHO
WE'RE ELECTED DELEGATES

Precinct 43-Victor F. Keyes, C.
NJ. Phillips. ]. G. Hughes, d. E.
Gray, Waldo Hibbard, C. T. Neill
Harry Watson, J. d. Brush, C. S.
Harper. e. r. Cottingham, j. Rowe.
Precinct CT. r. Hadley, w. H..
Edwards, james NJ. Freeman, Frank
c. Peterson. Louis Mum, John F.
Smith, JudsoD Lohr, Fred j. Allnutt,
Thomas NJ. IaYalle.
Precinct 52-W W. Hennick, T.
c. Presley. T. G. English, George
Dauth. D. c. Muth, l. Oppenheimer
r. l.. Hall, ir, L. C. Vanderlip,
Charles Hansen.
Precinct 12-August Anderson. P.
W. Allen, Joseph c. Ewing. w. C.
Thomas, A. Mead. Charles E. South
ard, John C. Wylie. f. C. Smith, J.
J. Lace, John T. Jacobs. L. II. Harri-
sor. Don McCreery.
Precinct sc. T. Ahlstrand f
II. McClenahau. C, r. Pogue, Henry
Babb. Charles Lawrence. Franz
Marshall. H Timothy. T. j. Hall
Frank SmysCr John A Thompson.
Precinct SIS. F Martin, Free
Peller. Fran Madden, c. Rush
Leo C. MSrs4 Ira Sides. ]. y. White
man, Harry Farr. ]. w Gault, e. Z
Hatch.
, Precinct ii. A. TAYLOR, J. Z
Jones. e B. Coulter O. d. Neill
Charles G.. Lofgren, H. c. Havener
NJ. II. Morgan. l.. Fishback, Harre
Moore, VI. D. Spencer, s. G. Park
man.
Precinct 44-J H. Hays, Georg
D. Statler. Charles Davis j. NJ Cur
ry. W. r Adams. J v Crone, d. J
March C. A. Ringle. w. b. Cronk
hite j. Purcell f. G, Morrison
H. E English. W s. Hall, A. J. Al
len.
Precinct 2l-T. e Farr, A. A. Pc
ralta. William r. Kelly, r. w. Geld
er, j A. Nolin. II. C. Bennett, +
G.. SNYDER. Dan Vance.
The Greeley tribune., 1910-09-08
REV. R. A. CHASE
APPOINTED HERE
BY METHODISTS
Rev. j. J. Lace Will Take Charge of
Large Rio Grandc District as
Superintendcnt-Oth
Appointments

Rev. r. A. Chase has been ap-
pointed Methodist minister for Gree
ley by Bishop William A. Quayle at
the conference just concluded at
Fort Morgan. Rev. ]. j. Lace has
been appointed superintendent of the
Rio Grande district, one of the larg-
est and most important in this state
Mr.. Lace will leave soon to take up
his duties
The following appointments were
made for the Greeley district:
Superintendent, A. l.. Chase; Ak
ron, A. w. Coffman; Berthoud, w. j.
Kidd; Boulder, w. T. Scott; Brigh-
ton, II. j. Grace; Brush, Guy E.
Konkel; Eaton, Y. B. Tyre; Evans,
supplied by w. J. Richards; Flem-
ing, supplied by r. A. Hawks; Fort
Collins, Herman G. Porter; Fort Col
Inns circuit, Arthur Morrison; Fort
Lupton, O. NJ. Bowman; Fcrt Morg-
an, f. T. Kruger; Greeley, r. A.
Chase; Grover, supplied by George
Gibbs; Haxtum, G. A. Spencer; Hill
rose, ]. A. SHEPPARD: Holyoke, w.
d. Waller; Jamestown, supplied by
John Bretnail; Johnstown, supplied
by r. G. Buhler; Julesburg, A. J
Waller; Keota, supplied by h. Mark.
ham: Kersey, supplied by S. Q. Dor,
ey; Longmont, J. F. Porter; Love.
land, w. d. Phifer: Lyons, and Hy'
giene, O. f. Barker; New Windsor
H. d. Seckner; Pierce, supplied by
j. r. Coffman.
The Greeley tribune., 1910-09-08
"VOTE?=WHAT THE USE' SAY THOSE
REPIlRLICANS WHO IMAGINED THEY
HAD A VOICE IN DELEGATES NAMED
uson That Their Count in Choice OF Delegates is Ready
Banishcd When Printed Slip is Handed Out

SO. Mr.. Mayher, asserting that he
did not like the game as it was play
ed. walked out.
And then entered c. d. Todd,
former county chairman and one or
the hardest working republicans in
the city.
Mr.. Todd saw it was question or
"vote our way or you don't vote so
he threw down the ticket and walk
ed out.
Enter Joe Woolf. Mr.. Woolf, ike
wise through and through repuo-
lican, picked up the ticket. Then he
started to walk out
"Go ing to vote Joe?" one asked.
whats the use" replied MT,
Woolf and continued on to the door.
The next act occurred In the
rooms OF the Greeley club where the
irate republicans of the twelfth
gathered together and proceeded to
tell each other what they thought OF
the alleged put up job.
There were but fifty-hve votes
cast and 1t is said that there are
somewhere near 400 republicans In
the precinct.
The Greeley tribune., 1910-09-08
SAM HOFFMAN HAS MORE
HARD LUCk-THIS TIME
IS STRUCK Bf TREE LIMB

Hard luck seems to be following
Sam Hoffman. the young engineer
who came near death some days ago
when stick of dynamite went off
near him in the cut being made be-
tween Boyd lake and Fossil creek.
During the wind storm OF last
Saturday night Hoffman was on his
way down town when he was struck
by a limb torn from n tree and rend-
cred unconscious.
HOFFMAN was revived by friends
and was taken to his home where
medical aid was summoned.
The wind storm Of last Saturday
night did much damage in Greeley
and in other towns about tho county
and IL said to have extended 40 far
west a. Estes Park.
The Greeley tribune., 1910-09-08

Trouble is apparently brewing IN
republican circles.
II was not question OF the oe'e
,,tes for whom you wished 10 No'e
in the twelfth precinct last saturday
night In fact there was no question
about it at all.
The ticket was planted before the
owes of every good republican voter
Who entered the office of the county
commissioners where the meeting
was held.
or the twelve delegates, hve OF
them. as their names appeared on
the printed slip were lawyers.
And so MIR. William Mayher ana
several others wanted to know ;
)but they didn't find out.
Mr.. Mayher was one OF the hrst
of the inauisitive ones to enter. he
was handed out the printed ticket.
"Is this the only ticket?' asked
Mr.. Mayher.
..The only ticket" came the reply.
"But If don't care to vote for all
Of these?"
"It is the only ticket" he was as
sured.
The Greeley tribune., 1910-09-08
GREELEY AND EATON BREAK
EVEN In GAMES PLAYED HERE

Greeley and Eaton broke even in
the games played between the two
teams in this city Sunday and Mon
day. In the Sunday game Greeley
won by score of s to and yester-
day Eaton took one OF the best
games seen in Greeley for some time
2 to /.
The games were both witnessed
by large crowds. Eaton sending
many fans to this city. The games
were cleanly played and yesterday
Eaton proved conclusively that she
is capable OF putting up first class
The Greeley tribune., 1910-09-08
SAYS CONDITION EAST
PROMISES POLITICAL REVOLT

Conditions, financial and other
wise throughout the east promise
one of the most bitter ballot 1evciu-
tons against the present governing
body and its Platform that the coun-
try has ever seen and there is nc
doubt but that democracy will be
successful at the polls of the United
States in the event the insurgent re-
publicans are not able to control
things in the east" Opinion OF John
T. Lawler. connected with the fed
eral postoffice service in San Fran
cisco who is visiting in Greeley after
an extended trip through the east.
Mr.. Lawler remained in Washington,
d. c.. for three months
at is the belief generally held
throughout the district that Theo-
dore Roosevelt would head third
party which would gather around II
the insurgents OF both the parties.
There is general spirit of unrest
throughout the east at this time and
there n no doubt but that Roosevelt
10 the man who will make a very
thorough study OF these conditions
and take advantage OF them.
HE has not lost out in New York
by long way yet and these fights
which have taken place thus far are
mere preliminary skirmishes. Mr..
Roosevelt has a strong following in
New York which has not yet eNerted
itself and which will not until the
time is ripe for action. Vice Presi-
dent Sherman has sounded his own
death knell. This Is the opinion OF
the men best informed on the politi-
cal situation in the east, He has
succeeded in coming out of obscurity
but 1t ia generally thought that 1t
would have been healthier for Mr..
Sherman had he remained compare
lively unknown. 50 far as future
chance for personal advance is con-
cerned."
The Greeley tribune., 1910-09-08
SPOILED PERSONAL LOOKS
HAS "FRIEND" ARRESTED

1t is apparently serious propo-
sition for one man to chew another's
ear off. Phillip Louis, the Greek
who came into Kersey with por-
ton CT his ear in his hand ore day
last eek and swore olt warrant
fer the arrest of Andrew Mardos,
chetginy him with mayhem, stated
last Saturday right that he is man
who takes some pride in his PERSONAL
appearance and that this has been
bai med more or less by the chewing
prepensities of his friend not to
speak of the mental anguish
which was thereby caused SO
Mardos was bound over to the dis
trict court in the sum Of $500
The Greeley tribune., 1910-09-08

Milton s. Gibson, accompanied by
his ward. Robert s Williams. arriV-
with his sister, Mrs. Della Twist,
whom he had not seen for twenty
nine years. His home is in Coalinga.
Cliff. where he is connected with the
oil business He made the trip by
water. coming by way of the Panama
canal and New York City and Will
return bv rail. He likes Colorado
very much as he says ii seems more
like home than any place he has
seen.
The Greeley tribune., 1910-09-08
y" SCHOOL DAYS BEGIN TODAY
LARGEST ENROLMENT GREELEY
FOOLS HAVE SEEN IN THEIR HISTORY
lung This Morning and School Proper Will Start To-
Youngsters All Assemble This Morning

~ y DAY for the youngsters.
y .ne fact that an OCCASION
A,ng Percy" or "Joseph-
you how much he or
. her school," the usual
auss'er is not over elated
'''' |, Oh nine months in the
! 1t is the pride Of moth
near Percy or Josephine
-, p'n'ht of the company,
.hey delight in school.
'Fs haven't changed in
"uch In the past few
N not within the mem
OF woman either when
VI Youngsters who can
W. apples. had not rath-
employed than figuring
"' pints there are In
s1nool began this morn
coy sy is supplied with the
has b'ps as OF teachers which
k,s s'nent is larger than in
Ie tre .ear' many familie.
RON FAR places to put
The Greeley tribune., 1910-09-08
|ORTALLY
MINDED BY
lis BROTHER
E11E BOY IS SHOT
RIEEDS TO DEATH
|oRE AID COMES
k,r unrNTING ON FARM
| YOUNGER ATTEMPTS
SHOOT AT BIRD

,,v shot by his seven-year
/, while they were hunting
.pIe rauch. six miles notth-
ltte,ille last evening, Cecil
ac.d fourteen. OF Laiay-
Io seriously wonrdad th"t
before medical aid which
A from Platteville could
|, hoys were out hunting
Ids, both of them having
Is. The elder boy was
head when suddenly IA bird
n front of them. The
Soy at once raised his rifle
Excitement his aim was not
his brother fell to the
Ldering from what proved
brtal wound. The younger
10 the neisbbors for aid.
sept in to DIR. Dawson At
kried to the scene OF the
but the boy had died be-
lived. The body was taken
he in charge Of Undertaken
Macy went to the scene
boting this morning to in
the case. 1t IL said that
will not he held, as the
are satisfied that the
Eas altogether accidental.
kwell family Is wcll-knOwn
te, and own n farm adj
Steele place.
The Greeley tribune., 1910-09-08
M-WELL
KN0W6 HERE-DEAD

plin the son OF Mrs. Sol
lied Thursday in Salt Lake
typhoid fever and was
} Greeley for burial. MIR.
Is years old and has spent
|is life in this county. A
|he went to Berkley. Ida. =.
taken Ill with the fever he
yea to a hospital in Salt
Mr.. 0lin is survived by
Guy, and parents, Mr.. and
Hopkins.
services will be held at 2
fdnesday afternoon at the
prs. Ida Hopkins, 1901
nue.
The Greeley tribune., 1910-09-08

article of ball.
The contests were marked by ex-
tremely good work on the part of
both teams and the men were in the
game from start to finish. The Eat
on fans displayed loyalty to and
enthusiasm for their team which
might well be emulated by certain
Greeley fans.
Manager Collins is more than
pleased with the work OF the men
ana states tnat there will be man.
other good attractions for the fans
this season.
The Greeley tribune., 1910-09-08
BOULDER-GREELE PEOPLE
NET TOMORROW NIGHT

T. A. Harris. general manager OF
the Boulder-Greeley Oil company is
in Greeley for the purpose of being
present mt a meeting of stockhold-
ers which has been called for tomor-
row night at the Camtield hotel at
the request OF the board of directors
The meeting will be held about $50,
The Greeley tribune., 1910-09-08
l. ESTATE
FIRM IN GREELEY

q drelgg is the latest ac-
ureeley's real estate ex-
ne firm has opened Of
hth street in the room
teu by the Home Electric
WIN do a general real
Loan business. Both have
experience in the busi-
iamiiiar with values on
vi land in the county.
The Greeley tribune., 1910-09-08
DEMOCRATS AND REPUBLICANS
APPOINT DELEGATES TO WELD
COUNTY CONVENTION SATURDAY
Complete List of Delegates From Both Parties
are Given Out---Some Lively Campaign
ing is Promised in the Election
Which is Now Approaching

Greeley CT Lively ampaennP from saturday
Ibcsn
assemble in this c;y to decide " candidates and
ado respettiNe
Lasts
cans in general the
doubt butt
the hght which
ain nice O
The Greeley tribune., 1910-09-08

their children In school here.
There was not much going on to-
day. Most OF the grades assembled
and were then dismissed and school
proper will take up tomorrow.
The Greeley tribune., 1910-09-08

Evans, Sept. 6.-The following
delegates were chosen by the demo-
Gratis Saturday to attend the county
convention: Tobias Mattox, Prof,
Lafayette Ryan. John Murphy, John
Harriet and d. s. McCune.
The Greeley tribune., 1910-09-08

Kersey, Sept. 6.-Mrs. Charles A.
Caswell, who has been spending the
last two months with her daughter.
Mrs. w. F.. Spaulding. left Saturday
afternoon for her home in Omaha.
The Greeley tribune., 1910-09-08

l.. T. Andrew, proprietor of the
Furniture Exchange. will move back
TO Iowa on account of the i'll health
of Mrs. Andrew. Today he starts
closing out sale of his stock. Every
thing to so at cost and as soon as
possible.
The Greeley tribune., 1910-09-08

Mrs. Harry Van Antwerp and her
daughter. Lois. returned to Durango
today after visit with her daush-
ter, Mrs A. G. Wagner. Mrs. Wag-
ner and baby accompanied them for
visit.