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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-06-19
HIGHLAND MErnoDlsr cuUHCr

Columbus A.. Clark, Pastor.
Qlesldenee. 1I6 5 Edith ST.
Residence phone, 1855.
Preaching by the pastor al II a.
NJ. The evening service will be under
the direction OF the Epworth League.
The service will be led by Mr. Albert
5. Hunt. This service begins at 1880
and closes at sac, At the morning
service Miss Alma Howell will sing
Flee Of "a Bird'' by Dana, and at the
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-06-19
IMMACULATE CONCEPTION.

Corner Sixth and West Copper.)
Rev. A. NJ. Mandalari, Pastor.
Early mass, z a. m; high mass
ana sermon, 9. 80 a, m. evening SER
mass every morning. 7:30; Friday
evening services. 1880.
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CORRIX

The noted Palmist aud Ciairvoyant.
viii be IN town for a short time. Do
not miss this opportunity,
West Central aNenue. in old Town,
opposite Porto Rico House. See sign
on house. Satisfaction guaranteed.
office hours. . a IN 60 9 y. IN.
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when you want a cab call Tele-
phone ,. W L. Trimeie a Co.
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EvANG. LUTHEHNN MISSION.

I1l9 South ArnO St.)
Rev. y. krctsclunar, Pastor.
German services are held every
Sunday morning at tO:45 o'clock,
sunday school at 9.l5 a. N.
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Wbere 10 WorSbipC cday
ST. JOHNS CHURCH.

ST. JOHNS CHURCH.
fCor, W. Silver and 4th ST.
ArcIldcacon w. Il. Warren, Rector.
Residence $40 w. Tijeras.
Fourth sunday after Trinity. Holy
Communion a. M. Sunday school
and Bible class g.i5, morning service
and sermon II a. m. Vesper service
and sermon 1.I5 D. m.
The Greeley tribune., 1910-01-06
WEBB ri; IS FOUND ID
TO Be GUILTY
ON A CHARGE OF NoN-sUPpoRT
win Have to Serve Time in the Weld
County Jail

Found guilty in the county court
of non-support, c. NJ, Webb, who
has come to much unfavorable motor
iety. was sentenced Tuesday morn
ing. after he had been found guilty
by the jury sitting in the case t.
either thirty days in the county jan
or to pay SIS month to his wile
for a period Of six months. webb Is
in Jail.
Webb has caused the sheriff's Of
flee and the city police no end OF
trouble. He was first brought into
the spotlight in Greeley when he ac-
caused a friend, Earl Little, OF
stealing suit OF clothes from him.
At that time Webb LETT the city mas
tily and refused to prosecute the
case. He was brought back to TINS
city under arrest.
Webb has been in trouble with the
Denver police many times in the past
and at one time was accused OF ron
bing a relative of several thousanus
of dollars worth of jewels.
The Greeley tribune., 1910-01-06
B4pTISTS HOLD
ANNUAL MEETING
DESPITE WEATHER
Elect Officers for Year and Talk over
Plans for Erection of Superb
Church, Which viii BE One
of the Best in City

Monday evening, the annual meet
ing of the Baptist church was held.
Owing to the storm, the entire mem
bership was not present, but over
100 gathered at the church early in
the evening. A supper was served at
G O'Clock and this was followed by
the business session. Reports were
read and accepted from the various
departments of church work.
The building committee reported
that the plans for the new church
building were in the hands OF CON
tractors, but had not yet been let,
The excavation is completed ana
when the weather moderates work
will begin at once on the building
The church will cost S35,ooo ana
will be one of the most up-to-oate
and model churches in the city IL
will be especially fitted for sunday
school work and will have twenty
four Sunday school rooms.
The new officers are G. T. Mason
Pitts Smith. trustees NJ II. Lowe
treasurer: VI. II. Harbaugh, clerk
Mrs. w. G. Chappelow, solicitor
Mrs. Nerva Arbuckle, collector; f. a
Gates, chairman of the ushers; music
committee. Mrs. w. G, Chappelow'
Harvey Forward.
The Greeley tribune., 1910-01-06
GAS lights our AL
OVER CITY MONDAY

For twenty minutes Monday night
the patrons of the Gas and Electric
company were in darkness, owing to
a frozen pipe at the gas plant. rms
is the first occurrence of the KIND IN
four wears and as the heads Of the
households stumbled over chairs IN
attempting to reach the phone, they
remembered the many times they had
eloated over their neighbors who mao
electric lights and used oil lamps
5yerv time there was a thunder storm
last summer.
"Give me the gas plant
Greeley i9O is busy, answefe
central, and she giggled when she
said il. She had been saying. II as
Tgst as she could talk for ten minutes
and II was getting funny.
At the second call she said Ihey
are out of air down there.
1--WE do not want air, we want
eas said the irate man, whose wlle
Tad in cormed him that there was not
a candle nor an oil lamp in the house
In five minutes more the lights
were on, every one was happy ana
busging themselves to think that II
bappened only once in four years m
stead of every time there was DIS
turhanye in the elements.
The Greeley tribune., 1910-01-06
MISS. 0EIA BOYD IS llARIslIS.,,
no HARRY KEsTER, A PRusf-
INENT YOUNG MAN OF h,
STATE OF OhrO
Couple Win Make Their Home ia-the
$ Town Of Wichita Falls, Tex
Whese MIR. kester Win Ot,-
crate = Large Stock
Ranch -


/ One Of the prettiest weddings Of
the seaAon took place this afternoon
at the home Of Mrs. 3. NJ. Boyd, 1912
Eleventh street, when her daughter,
Miss Sela, became the bride Of Har-
ry kester of Ohio. The wedding was
Q quiet home affair and was attended
by relatives and intimate friends.
/ The rooms were prettily decorated
in pink and green.
Rev. Il. j. Hunter of the First
Presbyterian church was the Off
ciating clergyman and the ceremony
was performed at l o'clock.
Little Paul Conway and Alma
Marsh were the ribbon bearers and
the couple were attended by Miss
Mabel Shrum of Golden as brides
maid and Archie Wilson of Berthoud
as best man.
Before the ceremony, Miss Luna
Smith. accompanied by Miss Mabel
Wilkinson on the violin, sang Loves
Philosophy"
The bride is the daughter of Mr..
and Mrs David Boyd, pioneers OF
Greeley She is graduate of the
State University and has been assist
ant librarian at the State Normal for
the last two years.
The groom is graduate of Sand
Hill college. Ohio.
The couple expect to go to Wich-
ita Falls, Tex, where the groom will
be manager of large stock ranch
The Greeley tribune., 1910-01-06
+, II HARDING is GIVEN tS
HOURS TO LEAVE WlNDSok

:. Windsor. Jan. 4.-lAe offer :
:. of rorty-eight hours IN which to y
;. leave town seemed the best soiu- =
;. tion of the case of j. II. Hard. =
:. ing, against whom number OF :
J. charges were pending l, Is a. :. :.
:. legged that he took watch from =
:. one person, a pipe valued at .
:. SO from another. and some oth- =
:. or small articles from third. .
;. He was arrested Sunday aft =
!, ernoon and put in jail, and It is = ::
:, claimed that all these articles =
:. we're found on him, and then re- =
:. stored to their respective own ::
:. ers AS those who had been .
:. robbed did not wish to press the =
:, aosc the Windsor officers de- :.
). cided to advise Harding to make ::
=. hjs residence elsewhere, and :.
:. drop the prosecution. :.
. :. :. ). !. !. !. !. !. + + + r r r r
The Greeley tribune., 1910-01-06

Fort Collins. Jan. 3.-Prolessor
Keyser opened the Farmers snort
course this morning with lecture on
"Crop SHUTS and Their Control iie
prefaced his remarks with the state
ment that winter wheat in some sec
tions of Colorado was damaged as
much as 90 per cent last year ana
that the average damage was as
great as per cent. Barley smut
about per cent. while oats sihu,
is not so bad. being only about
per cent. Smut on the plains OF east
ern Colorado was unusually seNeIV
this year. by intelligent handllns,
he said, it is possible to practleally
smut losses. There is 10
cure. but prevention is not espeelalF
difficult. ,,,i,,
SHUTS are simply microscope
nlnnts, which attack the grain. lheN
are of two varieties. the closed or
sinking smut, which kets into ,lo
center of the grain in blossomins
time, and while not always showins
in the outer appearance of the ke'
The Greeley tribune., 1910-01-06
WANTS TO AMEND
HOMESTEAD LAW
OF COLORADO ACTING
Wants Other Ruling on 32o-Acre
Homestead Law

Washington, Jan. 3.-Representa-
tive Rucker OF Colorado is preparing
a bill looking to the amendment OF
the Mondell 320-acre homestead law
so MS to permit homesteaders to enter
and prove up on homestead OF 52V
acres. even though the lands are not
"continguous' as the existing law
rroyideg: in other words. should a
prospective homosteader elect to set
lie in one locality and desire land
separated from him BY the farm or
homestead OF another settler. he may
acquire il. providing he carr" out
the usual requirements OF homestead-
ing in entire good faith.
The Greeley tribune., 1910-01-06
PRES, TAFT WILL DIVIDE
HIS MESSAGE is CLAIM

Washington, Jan. 3.-FoiioWihs d
forenoon conference with presidents
of six of the great railroad sys'el"s'
President Taft late this aiternool'
announced n change of program III
the sending of his message ueains
with Interstate commerce ana anu
trust law amendments to congress
The message will be split INTO .wo
parts. The section dealing Win 'he
t,usts will be sent to congress lhurs-
day noon. The section dealing WIN
the Interstate commerce law, IN wh'eh
the railroads are directly lnteres'eu'
viii, he deferred until Friday
The presidents special message on
tho conservation of natural resources
is cxpected to be ready for congress
Monday.
The Greeley tribune., 1910-01-06
OLD TIME GREELEY MAN
is DEAD An WiNpSoh

!. Windsor, Jan. 4.-Aiter an >.
:. illness of a few hours DURATION :
:. T. II uungerford. aged CO. =
:. died Sunday night at ms ho'''o
:. here. He had been subject 10 :.
:. asthma. and had an ahect'o"
>. of the heart. and the eha caiie
=. very suddenly. He had l'Neu :.
:. IN Windsor and vicinity for sew :
:. eral years, coming mere '''
:. Greeley. The funeral was he''
!. at 2:30 this afternoon from ''e
:. Methodist church
!. He Is survived by wido"'
+ son. Frank Hungerford' ana :.
:. daughter, Mrs. Della stevens Oh . :.
+ Julesburg. 4. \.
i. i. r. !. j. i. !. j. !. = !! = r r = r :"
The Greeley tribune., 1910-01-06
WINDSOR
FACTORY
IS DONE
FINISHED SLICING BEETs ON
MONDAY AFTERNOON AND
WILL CLOSE DOWN IN A
DAY OR TWO
Estimates for the Year at Windsor
No New Trouble Brewing Be-
tween the Farmers and the
Great Western People,
So 1t Is Said

Windsor, Jan. 4.-The Windsor
sugar factory finished slicing beets
at 1880 O'Clock Monday morning and
there will be only three or four more
days of campaign. .here are rumOrs
afioat in regard to important changes
being made in the offices the coming
year, but officials of the company
refuse to confirm the rumOrs at this
time.
1t is estimated that the total out
put of the factory this year is be-
tween $4,000 and $4,000 tons. The
factory has handled an average OF
go tons daily. During the latter
part of the campaign many carloads
were shipped from the Eaton district
10 this factory.
There are no new developments In
the trouble between certain of the
farmers and the Great Western Sugar
company. A committee appointed b.
the Windsor chamber of commerce
i, busy seeing all beet growers IL
the district and arranging for thu
mass meeting to be held soon.
The dissatisfied farmers claim tha
the crop was poor this year and tina
they were unable to meet expense
at the fiat rate of IS ton.
The Greeley tribune., 1910-01-06
SALIENT SENTENCES IN THE
NEBRASKA GOVERNORS TALN

Eaton, Jan. 4.-Mr. Shallenberger
lectured on political patriotism here
last night and Unexpectedly met an
old friend, q. F. Miller, manager Of
the Gilcrest Lumber company yards.
Shallenberger and Miller were neigh
bors for twenty years at Alma, Neb..
in the days before the governor went
to Lincoln to assume the RESPONSE
bilities and the honors of his big
office, and before Miller came west
to look after his firms interests in
Colorado. Both men are Masons
and had an hours talk concerning
old times and concerning places and
people we'll known to both of them.
The lecture was given under great
disadvantages. The town was in the
grasp OF | lizard and the electric
light wires went down, leaving the
Congregational church, where the
lecture was ito have been given, in
darkness This necessitated a move
to the Methodist church where an
other form of lighting is used. The
big storm also kept many at home
who were anxious to hear the big
man from Nebraska, as it was i'm
possible for those living at a dis
tance to attend.
Mr.. Shallenberger discussed polit-
ical patriotism and, while he avoided
party issues. LETT no doubt in the
minds of his hearers rs to how he
stood politically.
"A church is good place in which
to make a confession" he said. and
III confess here and now that I'm
Democrat" He protested. how
ever, that he was a peaceab!e man
and not of the militant species, He
said;
"Why. / own a farm down at Alma.
Neb., and the Republican river keeps
running right through my land. But
I don't do anything about il: | just
let it run right on for all it's Re
publican river
Icnr4,nnna To Dnmn Elnht
The Greeley tribune., 1910-01-06

A romance which began during COLI
minated Tuesday in Grand Rapids, ONO
and Miss Artie Sterling of Grand .apidS'
home wedding, witnessed only by the br
The bride is a graduate of the music
Michigan and it was while attending tn
Bliss. who graduated last spring from th,
Mr.. Bliss is the son of Mrs. Jeannetta
the most prominent families of the comm
sterling qualities is respected and admire.
has opened law offices in Greeley and has
Mr.. and Mrs. Bliss will arrive in or,
I've at home at the residence of Mr.. ana A
street. until the family returns from "a
the third wedding in the Bliss family IN
The Greeley tribune., 1910-01-06

reI destroys the grain for any useLu u
The open smut, or ioose
smut destroys the whole gram. lut
varies somewhat with tue
crop and variety OF smut. All van
be gnntrolled. The method or pre-
venting stinking smut in wheat, oats,
barley, sorghum. is best aceomplisheu
by the formaln method of seed treat
meut, which is as follows;
"Buy 40 per cent strength tornla-
lin. One pound will treat forty puSu-
els Of grain. Take barrel or NaC
and use pound of formalin TO GV
10 80 gallons of water. SUR Wei,.
If very bad. use one pound TO 90
salons. Fill a gunny sack WIN
Grain. and dip into the solutiou.
/ cave it ten to fifteen minutes ho'
longer. Drain over the edge OF ar
rel Ten minutes. and then pile OUT ON
n clnvas or cement floor ana eoNe'
tbe pile with sacks, carpet or can7
vas so as to keep out the air as n'u'n
Continued 10 Page Eight
The Greeley tribune., 1910-01-06
WALTER E. BLISS, POPULAR
YOUNG ATTORNEY, IS MARRIED

ge days at Ann Arbor was cul-
hen Walter z. Bliss of Greeley
were married. 1t was a quiet
les relatives.
department. of the University OF
university that she met MI
law department at Ann Arbor,
Bliss and belongs 10 one OF
nifty. He is a young man OF
by all who know him, lie
a bright future before him
eley in few days. They VIII
RS. c. II. Ward, 1920 sixth
Iifornia in the spring This IS
the last three months.
The Greeley tribune., 1910-01-06
ASHTON SHALLENBERGER GAVn
INTERESTING LECTURE
MEETS OLD TIME FRIEND
&. F.. Miller and Governor Shallea-
berger, Who Are Long Time
Friends Spend Pleasant
Hour Together Talking
Over Old Times

+ Ashton c. Shallenberger. +
I. governor of Nebraska, almost +
!. as we'll known to those in touch i.
:. with current events as the other i.
+ great Nebraskan. Bryan, lee +
!. tured at Eaton last night on po- +
!. litical patriotism. G. F. Miller, +
+ well known business man of +
!. Eaton, is an old acquaintance +
!: of Shallenberger's and broth +
!. er Mason. Many attended the +
!. lecture in spite of the storm. +
!. !. j. !. !. + i. i. !. i. i. !. !. i. + + +
The Greeley tribune., 1910-01-06
G. A. IL. Installation

Members of the G. A. r., U. s
Grant Post No. 13, and w. r. Q. NO.
is will hold a joint installation or
officers Thursday afternoon at the
I o. o. F.. hall. The installation
will be held at O'Clock in the aft
ernoon and will be followed by the
annual banquet.
The Greeley tribune., 1910-01-06
IssING VERY
Ion THE SYSTEM


truction of the car
Scing of trolley poles
enever the weather
Hpany is pushing
rate. Owing to the
he weather there Is
when the cars will
ration. but 1t Is the
company to push
rapidly as possible.
hooking to a speedy
he work a. soon as
pared and 1t 10 prom
any that 1t will not
Ffore Greeley's citi-
Normal hill ON the
The Greeley tribune., 1910-01-06
lsr NIGHT AND
kOME LATER
|QI sFoKANE
Ie Work !. !Rep,dly,|
i with Working
! Have Greeley
hing in Cars
h Months

Bet cars are here. +
| arrived Monday +
wash. and sew +
| expected in the Z
hhe cars will be =
ration within q =
While not Of the 4
epes, the cars are +
kches and will af- +
! contrast to the +
lion in some OF =
bller cities. +
4: :. !. < j. + + + +
The Greeley tribune., 1910-01-06
Taxing
PREPARATION
|d |dCELEBRATION
infant Town Which
!" One of the Best
r IN the County
mc Day

}" Jan. i.--The rails
oad, the Denver. Lar
western, were last
and a half miles of
JOY was in order all
POUND of the whistles
ruc'ion engines.
uer of citizens jour-
encourage the track
vi Is expected to COM
~ town by tomorrow
tent Is up on the de-
exercises and enter
e held there, should
not favorable for the
Mllliken Thursday.
Pwd is expected from
any other northern
!, oeen erected for the
U at which Katherine
Trhtendent N, OF schools,
me hundred school
ua mew town will parti-
XII kus and a flag drill,
k,'n today set up Weld
r. f'Ufal exhibit, which
1t had been Mt the
y. corn show at Omaha.
"a cltlzens today COM
|,o, |,','lehts for lunch for
l,oa l,rement MS to the pro-
[,n,SS [,S incident to the
,.,iNen was to the ef-
h |p'iL,orine L Craig would
., vu' this was IN err
blop louperintendent, Miss
[.st, , several previous
|cn sue might be here
The Greeley tribune., 1910-01-06
BLIZZARD ! i WHICH v HI ] / Sweeps s.
COUNTY TEARS ''iI1!! 10wN WIRES
= And DoE lUCH DAMAGE
Stock Suffering Some 7 I
Feed Is Covered i i
Cut off Bstwekn q - !
in..Nofth Part u
2 Ranges When the
Communication
er and Towns
sId County

Old King Bpreas ~ job
ty He little slow in gettn9
the e1ning
both feet last night and down ~
light wires commission A4py
e&4Weld
suffering the stock u I'D be light thus
Communication between Eaton I'd Denver
Denver OF by La44men all
which Greeley
evening and feaChed
terrific O .
county
heavily a fG1ch a
wildly Greeley and Nxes deserted
n
The Greeley tribune., 1910-01-06

H'rhaugh of West
brother w. ID. Wal
Waiteshurg. Wash.
rs Harhaugh's s sons,
and wife and ]. w.
H7rh1ugh will spend
m Greeley. Mr.. and
p ON their way home
81 j. j. Harbaugh
Monday to meet the
The Greeley tribune., 1910-01-06
lfHIcElI 1kasf5FIUN

ing at the ragular
Knights of Pythias
peeree was conferred
bderlip. The initia-
Fd by the annual in
ficers.
Frs are Moses Stone,
r.. V. c.: Ed Leva-
Frl J Douhan, NJ. of
! VI of w. The Off
feelccted were c. ].
! G. y. Clark, X. of
|enry Couture, NJ. of
+ / c.; Emil Hear
/ q membership Of
|ried in a prosperous
The Greeley tribune., 1910-01-06
Complete Report of the
First Days Session at
Farmers Short Course

the from uc pen Oh - H.
article covers thoro"ShN "' '
the u'y OF the course
The Greeley tribune., 1910-01-06
INDIANS Go TO AGRICULTURAL
COLLEGE TO TAKE FARM WORK

Fort Collins m-Eghten Indians ue and NaNaJoS ar
s hro he They are
about Durango Is ,
Indians nave attended an
shool schools he country Is the
Of that they may re'""
their people
The Greeley tribune., 1910-01-06
GREELEY IS NOT HARMED BYsr1oLENT BLIZZARD
WHICH KEPT PEOPLE INDOORS MOST OF NIGHT

that the blizzard swept this country,
tia fights were on all night and the
toll fb cs are all working in good Or
dor.
The Greeley tribune., 1910-01-06

Irving Newton and George Wood
bury have returned to Fort Collins
after spending the holidays with their
uarents in Greeley.
The Greeley tribune., 1910-01-06

Nfeters, Jan. 4.-The blizzard
sffntk Masters last night. The main
o0nAge done here is the covering
W ef the feed by the snow. 1t is
~ Relieved that there will be any
q aS6lciable suffering with the stock.
X Bale, jan 4.-LaSalle was Wis
tf1k 3 terrific storm Monday even
NY. OF the, telephone lines
ayes es0f brder The traction en-
gines, which are hauling from La
Sale to the Milton reservoir, were
unable to get through the storm.
The Greeley tribune., 1910-01-06

r. r. Pachaly has been quite III
the last few days.
The Greeley tribune., 1910-01-06

Eaton, Jan. 4.-Light wires here
were torn down and the lights were
out most of the night. There was
strong wind with the snow and COM
munication was cut off on the Gree
ley and the Denver toll lines. Snow
fell to the depth of about six inches
and drifted in places as high as three
feet.
Ault, Jan. 4.-The lights were ont
all night as result of the terrtdc
blizzard which broke here and the
telephone communication was cut on
between Ault and Greeley on the toll
line and hetween Aaslt AnA DoMsSes
Work " repairing the wires fs beint
pushed rapidly.
Windsor, Jan. 4.-Despite the fact
The Greeley tribune., 1910-01-06

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Windsor, Jan. 4.-Despite the fact
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-03-24

Say you saw II In the Ardnoreite
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-03-24

CD East: and the NWA of the SEA
and the Ela of the SWA of the NEA'
of Section four ca, township four
south, range two CD East. of the In
dian Base and Meridian. U20 acres)
Carter county, Oklahoma
to satisfy a judgment and decree of
foreclosure in favor Of said plaintiff
and against said defendant. Porter
Staples, obtained and made In said
court on the 1lth day of December,
1909, for the sum OF Two Hundred
SiXty.cight Dollars and sixty cents
(s2GS co., and costs. Six dollars and
ten cents (SGlO) with interest there
on at the rate of ten per cent per