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The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1910-02-27
WANTED.

AT once, good shoe maker who un-
ierstands cutting, making and repair
work. No cobbler or boteher need ap.
ply. Will Crenshaw, 210 Main ST.. near
Walnut. 121-Iwk
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FOR SALE.

At a bargain, thirty five fine, good
mules from Is IL to 16 hands high.
A. H. Bernstein, Natchez, Miss.
123-2wk
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WANTED.

Waterman {white) for saw mill,
must be strictly temperate, and under
stand handling boilers and pumps. Sal
airy sI4.00 per week. Ward Lumber
Co., Napanee. Miss. 124
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WANTED.

Position as salesman and general
mercantile by young man thoroughly
acquainted with furnishing business
ana Delta trade. Address G. r. E.,
Box 101, Carrollton, Miss. wv
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WANTED

Two statesmen in Mississippi by es-
tablished wholesale house. Salary ana
commi ssion. Weekly expenses advan.
ed. Manager 80, Madison Ave-, Allan
ia, GA.
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Mrs. b. s. Kent was taken to the
King Daughters Hospital in Green
willie Wednesday IN rning. Her friends
hope for her speed, recovery.
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A SHORT DESCRIPTION.

The chopper blowing
setting these them altogether
but being
the stalks through
with
stocks
Drops eofs
desired iusted leave stalks
and uniform distance
Snches,
If stocks and
wide pa r number think
g aboutri Ike of
The
ordinary land OF The old barring 7B
a of nd all the plov
to otton and
BY middle
you a
yours under cultivation the carly
spring S a Now let
right here In planting yon n
will follow with the
amount gu, ii
lick
aid He
and blowing he
the rateo of No
Its what that Read what the farmers say
nd b ready
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If the south pole turns out to be
merely a snowy spot, like the north
pole our last hope of finding golden
stairway up into the sky will be shat
tered.
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PRESS ON PERcY's ELECTION
Continued from Page Two.)

Continued from Page Two.)
Aes~~~~~~~~~~>~~~~~~~~. ~.~->~~~.~~>>>>
The election of Mr. Percy is notice
again to the world that Mssi ssippi
recognizes ability in preference to agi
tatlon; constructive legislation instead
Of destructive; letting the bloody shirt
Issues of the past remain buried and
forgotten, AMI that Mississippians
ant a representative in the Senate
no will take rank with the foremost
statesmen Of the country, and whose
influence and presence will be felt AMI
recognized, and who will keep the name
u Mississippi up to that high plane
where Davis, Lamar. George WaIthall
and McaLurin left it. and which is be
ng upheld now by Senator IL. d. Mon
ey, who will be assisted by Leroy
Percy, and later by Percy and John
-. Wiliiams.-Yazoo City Herald
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]. S. BARNETT
DALLAS, TEXAS


June s, 1908.
TO Whom it May Concern:
This is to certify that | have
this day given j. s. Barnett Cot
ton Chopper field trial on my
farm nine miles North of Dallas.
1t will take the place of the first
blowing and leaves the Cotton so
it can be put TO a perfect stand
with the hoe with work. 1t is
great labor saver Yours truly,
c. r. WEIGH, Farmer.
Dallas. Texas, July 9th. 1908.
/ have been personally and init
matelv acquainted with Mr.. j. >.
Barnett the inventor of the Cross
wise Cotton Chopper. for the past
- wears and know him to be an
honorable, upright. and truthful
pla' j. =. DUNLAP,
sos Commerce =.
Orphans Home Road, Dallas Co,
Texas. June 18th, 1908.
To Whom it May Concern:
I viii say that while never s1-v
Barnett s Cotton Chopper ] dia
see where it hal been in Mr. Bee
mans field, and was surprised q
its work. Yours truly,
c. f. ARNETT, Farmer.
| hereby certify the above Tes-
timonials are true and correct
copies; and that ! was not a.
auainted with either of the above
gentlemen, before personally ask
ell them to give my machine a
field trial, j. s. BARNETT,
Subscribed and sworn to before
me this the 9th day of July. 1905
J. :. DUNLAP.
Notary Public, Dallas Co., TeEas.
{Sead.)
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1910-02-27

Press dispatches fail to indicate tina
any rennion of the Ananias club VA
held on Washington s birthday.
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Mr.. and Mrs. c. c. Morris of Leland
spent Wednesday AT Estill with Mr.
and Mrs. w. o. Aldridyc
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WANTED.

Farmer, German, wanted to farm 20
or more acres on shares in Mississippi
Delta. Address Walter Smith, Searcy,
Ark. 12l-3t
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1910-02-27

Stops itching instantly Cures piles
herpes. scabies-Doan Ointmeat. A
any drug store.
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FOE RENT.

Ny residence, at 207 N Theobald,
with all modern improvements Apply
to lis N. Theobald. Mrs. ~ Ehrlich.
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AxMINsTER RUGS.

Compare these prices with others:
3x fit. regular $50, now. $40
27x6o in. regular s $50, now. :. 1920
9x12 fit. regular $500, now. =. .20.50
If. G.. N. Keith's, 227 Main st.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1910-02-27

A few thousand feet cheap lumber,
goao for ditch crossings and cotton
houses at Alexander Lumber Co. $500
per 1000 feet. 125-4w
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1910-02-27

The naval committee of congress
wants proof of Peary that he found
the north pole. Can it possibly be
that we are to revive the old polar
controversy
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xHE TuxB6
Want AD (OlUl|n
Rate-0ns Cant Per Word Each
Insertion, Cash
FOR RENT.

Nice front room, furnished, near cen
ter of town. Apply 200 Alexander st.
123-1wk
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Cotton is the surplus crop, according
to the Farmers union. Meat woule
seem to be the most desirable crop.
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MONEY TO LOAN.

Low rates on diamonds, watches and
jewelry Carmichael & Hulett, Calm
bldg, 4e911 Washington ave. 576m
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Where, oh where. is the boycott
against meat' Is the open season fol
vegetables too far off!
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Don't forget Monday will be the
last day of our great shoe sale. helms
& Blum Co.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1910-02-27

The main complaint againstr the Re
publican party in Washington seems to
have been that it didn't give value
receiveL
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1910-02-27
FOR SALE.

Native hay, by the ton Or car lot.
For particulars, write w. I. Glathary,
Petit, Miss. 62-1mo
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Monday is your last chance to hu,
shoes at half price in GreenvilIe. Nelm
& Blum Co.
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LOST

Cheek Book-Stubs signed "Deer
Park. per Priee.' Finder return to
Times office.
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Many a person will keep Lent thi
wear who never did before.
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o.

Mrs. S. Brown returned Wednesday
and Central Mississippi
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From the Franks Hotel register: Geo.
n. Augtus, Memphis, Tenn; r. h.
0rown, Vicksburg, Miss.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1910-02-27
FOR SALE.

$500 st. Louis pressed brick. APP
ply at new bank building. 122-2t
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Every lady and child in GreenviiIe
should take advantage Of The last day
of our great shoe sale. Nelms 8 Blum
Co.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1910-02-27
FOR SALE.

Fischer Upright Piano. Price $500.
Address Box 120.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1910-02-27

Misses Mamie and Willie Bryant re-
turned Tuesday evening from visiting
Mrs. Jim Lee in Shaw
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1910-02-27
NOTICE.

State of Mississippi.
To John r Mosby, the defendant, whose
residence is Atlanta. Ca
You are commanded to appear before
the Ghaneery court Of the Gounfs o.
Washington, State Of III ssissip pi on The
1st Monday of March. 4. d 1910, TO de-
fend the suit IN saia eoarf Of Katharine
G. Mosby, wherein you are defendant.
This the 4 It'll day of February 1910
1l3-3w n. ~. MILLER, C1eKk.
Only one more day, Mon aaE - buy
shoes at half price: helms 6 Blum
Co
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r. F. d. No. ;. Dallas Co, Texas.
June 18th 1908.
To Whom it May Concern:
AS for Mr.. Barnett s Cross-wisa
Cotton Chopper ] can say that they
tested if here and said it was just
the thing. a great labor saver and
weed killer. ours Truly,
w. r. HERNDON, Blacksmith
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1910-02-27
TIE TEXAS MISTER
BaInef's Home Made 4-Wheeled
Cotton C-lopper
WORKS ACROSS TIE ROWS THE RIGHT WAY
Patented April u, 1908

rsatten 20
that Weeds fact it the
sight
for for II from the
Of April that complied with all
ALL back
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13f E. Canton St.
CERTIFIED COPIES -OF .TESTI- )
MONIALS.
Pertaining to Barnett's Cross Wise
Cotton Chopper.
Patented April 81, 1908.

Orphans Home Road. Dallas Co,
Texas, June 3rd, 1898.
To Whom it MAY Concern:
Through the Kindness of Mr.. j. $.
Barnett / used his Cotton Chopper
in cutting my cotton, and ! consider
this machine he best of its kind that
I have ever seen, as it plows as well
as chops. 1t can easily do the work
of eight men, which to the farmer IS
great thing, net only as far as
money is concerned, but as it IS very
hard at times to get labor and the
sotton stands until it is ehoked by
weeds, Yours very truly,
c. BEEMAN, Farmer.
Orphans Home Road, Dallas Co..
Texas June Atm, l9oo.
To Whom it May Concern:
This is to certify that | gave j. ,.
Barnett's Cotton Chopper heid
trial on my farm and will say that II
is all right and the best chopper
have ever seen. It plows the ground
and leaves the cotton in growing
condition. 1t will save seventy-five
per cent. hoe work. | endorse this
chonner Yours truly,
TOM MOTLEY, Farmer.
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ARCoLA NOTES.


Mr.. W. R. Cato was visitor TO
GreenviIle lastweek.
The Greeley tribune., 1910-08-18
INVESTORS COME
HERE FROM THE
STATESFAR EAST
Kansas and Nebraska Not Sending
so Many Investors Here ut This
Time Because of Poor Corn
Corn Crop There

According to Greeley real estate
men there has never been a time
when farmers have come in such
numbers from the country as far
east as lllionis and Indiana looking
for land as at the present.
]. j. Purcell stated this morning
that he is at loss to account for
the great number from the far east
who are coming here unless 1t is be-
cause OF the excellent crop condi-
tions in that section OF the country
this year which is making the farm
ers look for other and profitable In
vestments in western lands.
The number OF investors coming
from Kansas and the western states
is fewer at this time because of the
fact that the corn crop IN that sec
tion of the country is not particu-
larly good this season and the farm
ers are forced to remain at home
and confine themselves to their
fields at this time OF the year.
The Greeley tribune., 1910-08-18

ON CUT GETS
MORE TIME
WET WEATHER RETARDED THE
WORK ON CUT
MAY STILL KEEP WATER
B. ID. Sanborn Says That Only Last
Resort Will He Conclude Sale
of Water to Eastern Parties
Who Will Take 1t Away
From This District

:. B. d. Sanborn has given the +
:. contractor an extension of one +
= week for the construction of +
:. the new cut which will connect =
!. Boyd lake and Fossil creek. =
:. The wet weather retarded the +
:: contractor somewhat and the +
!. big cut between the railroad +
:: and the reservoir was more diff +
+ fcult than was anticipated. He +
i. says that it will be only as +
:. last resort that he would con- +
j. clude to take the Boyd lake 4
:. water down the Platte for the +
+ redemption of new lands and +
:. still hopes to conserve the wat +
:. ers of the big reservoir to be =
!. used in the numerous bitches +
:. of the Greeley district and save =
y many future crops as it has \
/ = done this year. +
+ :. !. !. !: :. !. + !. !. :. !. < = = + +
The Greeley tribune., 1910-08-18
SEEK TRACE
OF MURDERER
IN THIS CITY
SHERIFF"S OFFICE HERE NOTI-
FLED OF REWARD NOW OF
FERED FOR ARREST OF
RICE MURDERER
Five Thousand Dollars Offered By
Two Parties for Arrest and
Conviction Of Persons Re-
sponsible for Death OF
the Man

Circulars have come to the sher-
IFS office here from the offices OF
the Pinkerton detective agency at
Cleveland seeking information OF
murderers of William L. Rice. There
is reward of $4,000 offered for
the arrest and conviction OF the
parties for the murder.
E. J. Blandin, j. B. Zerbe and
Frank II. CHM offer $4,000 and
William Nelson Cromwell $1,000.
Mr. Rice was shot and killed near
his home at Cleveland about 10:30
on the night of August 5th last.
The murder was one of the most
mysterious which has ever been
called to the public attention for
many months and rivaled the Grip
pen affair in extraordinary features.
The leading detective agencies of the
world have been put on the case and
information is being sought in every
city, town and hamlet in the world.
The Greeley tribune., 1910-08-18
TRAINING SCHOOL
CORNER STONE TO
BE LAID MONDAY
haSons VIII Have Charge of Affair
When Large Building Will Be
Dedicated at State Normal
SChool-Program

Monday afternoon next at l
o'clock has been set as the time for
the laying of the cornerstone of the
new training school at the State
Normal The stone will be laid by
the grand lodge of Masons.
The program will include:
Introduction of Grand Master
George W. Musser.
Invocation, President z. X. Sny-
der.
Laying of corner stone.
Address. Senator DELPHI Carpen-
ter.
Address, Governor Shafroth.
Music, Prof. Theo Fitz.
Address, Katherine Cook.
Benediction, Grand Chaplin.
The new training school Is one oi
the very finest collegiate buildings
in the state.
1t is anticipated that there will BIZ
a large crowd present at the cere
mony.
The Greeley tribune., 1910-08-18
FIFTEEN PER CENT OF VOTERS WILL
RF RFOI]IRED TO START LEGISLATION
IF PROPOSED BILL IS CARRIED THROUGH
Must be Signed by Fifteen Per Cent in at Least
Thirds of Counties of State

a straight 10 per cent without any
restrictions. insisting that any modl-
fications as to the percentage to be
required in counties would not be
redeeming the platform pledge IN
perfect good faith.
When the crucial vote was taken
it revealed the original eight unit
against the provision with reference
to two-thirds of the counties, The
nav votes were Scott, Skinner. Crow
ley, Tobiu, Ehrbert. Campbell, Ken
nedy and Burris.
After the caucus adjourned it was
intimated by close observers of mat
ters political that the Speer senator's
had inserted the obnoxious 10 per
cent provision for the express pur-
pose of killing the bill. To pass the
senate the bill must have five repub-
lean votes in addition to those OF
the democrats, inasmuch as con-
stitutioual amendment requires two
thirds majority.
The Greeley tribune., 1910-08-18
NORMAL GIRL, CLASS OF
1900, WILL MARRY SOON

Invitations have been received for
the marriage OF Miss Laura Sigrid
Willmina Hansen to George Joseph
Charpiot, which will take place on
Monday, August %, in the Lutheran
church at Potter, Neb. Miss Hansen
was a graduate OF the Normal school
in the class OF 1900 and has since
taught in Denver She was an un-
usually attractive girl and has many
friends in Greeley. The couple will
be at home after November ! at
1920 Steele street. Denver.
The Greeley tribune., 1910-08-18
,Special to the Tribune)


Denver. Aug. 16.-Fifteen per cent
n, the voters will be required to lnl-
tiate legislation in Colorado II the
hill as framed by the majority OF
the democratic senatorial caucus
becomes a law. Moreover. the petit
tions must be signed by . per cent
in at least two-thirds of the coun-
ties of the state.
The vote which fixed the status
of the proposed constitutional
amendment so far as the democrats
in the senate were concerned were
taken after a caucus that lasted
with brief intermission for supper
from 4 o'clock yesterday afternoon
until 1890 o'clock last night.
The platform democrats-the
original eight-clung together as
Loyalty and as unflinchingly as in the
DAYS of the regular session, but they
were outvoted They contended for
The Greeley tribune., 1910-08-18

reservoirs in the western part OF
that state.
Said Mr Ruddle this morning:
I'VE have enjoyed beneficial
trip throughout Weld county. Irri-
cation here is developed to an ex-
tent which is known by few sections
OF the country and hence we have
spent four weeks here while in most
parts we can acquire sufficient in
formation in n weeks stay.
Il have seen Weld county crops
In better condition than they are at
this time but in general the outlook
is very fair for everything except
nay. which is rather short. 1t seems
to me.
The farmers in some sections
nave been burned out and In Others
they are prospering no the informa-
tion we got on the crop situation
depended entirely on the part of the
county we happened to be In"
The Greeley tribune., 1910-08-18
6 ENGINEERS LOOK OVER MANY
(lGA1ION ENTERPRISES THROUGH
YIELD COUNTY AND ARE MUCH PLEASED
'ps IN very Fair Condition and Like Work Which They
Have Found In Study Of Projects Here

H. ny j. G. Ruddle a gradu-
.e University OF Colorado, a
SIX clvil engineering stu
'"' various schools OF tech
'"e east returned to Gree
monday from a prolonged
"'pection over the county
nave seen all Of the
'eseryoirs and examined
was made purely in scho-
|ths ''S's and is similar to that
|to -, same students have con-
,, '"e western slope and in
(ar'S of the state.
Ae,' r"ns men were delighted
n, -. work and found the res
kt,, "S county second to none
[p" lp.e' They went through the
Ina aure district and to the
'' south of this.
bo. 'ney leave for Kansas
r. VIII look over the larger
The Greeley tribune., 1910-08-18
PETTY THIEVES MAKE VERY
GOOD HAUL LAST NIGHT

Several harnesses owned by team
sters of the east side were stripped
of their ivory and celluloid rings
last night. Thirty-five rings were
taken from the harnesses of j. d.
MILESTONE and j. X. Elmer lost
Twenty-Five Others report a loss of
from six to twelve and it is thought
that the light fingered gentry who
make a speciality in this line have
come to Greeley for wholesale
supply
The Greeley tribune., 1910-08-18
EATON SHOOT TOURNEY
1T STARTED TODAY
, Special to the Tribune

Eaton, Aug. l6.-The first annual
tournament of the Eaton Gun club
is being held today at Eaton Heights.
one mile east of town. The shoot
was arranged by members of the
Eaton Gun club and is one of
series to be held in this district this
week. Much interest is manifested
in the affair and there are many out
of town men present.
Ii is said that twenty-five came up
from Platteville this morning. Fort
Collins. Wellington. Denver ana
Sterling also have representatives at
the shoot, The dates of the shoots
arranged for this district for the
week were Sterling, August 10.
Eaton. August l6; Wellington, Aug
ust is. There will be a three days
shoot in Denver August 80, 81 and
September /.
The Greeley tribune., 1910-08-18
BOOTLEGGER DETECTIVE ALLEGED
TO HAVE BEATEN AGED MAN AND
WIFE OUT OF A BILL IN DENVER

place 10 sleep and cook their meals
besides paying his laundry bill and
loaning him money to the extent of
$4.75, His room rent amounted to
SIS, which makes total OF S19.T5'
Mrs. Loeb and myself are well up
in years and cannot AFFORD to lose
this amount as it takes all we can
both earn to get enough to eat.
Mrs Loeb is 6S years of age and
am 81.
II YOU can induce him to pay me
$40 | will give him receipt in full
for tho $1S.75 he owes me.
Trusting you will try and secure a
settlement OF this at once,
am sincerely yours.
L. LOEB,
1850 Glenarm St. Denver.
The Greeley tribune., 1910-08-18

After having bought up relin-
union and having failed to make II
living on any one OF them. Henry
Sheffield 10 in Greeley with his wife
and children and has purchased n
REIMBURSEMENT out in the Grow
Greek country and will try out Weld
county as bread producing sec
tion.
That MIR. Sheffield Ia not n man
OF easy discouragement is apparent.
He homesteaded land In Arizona and
The Greeley tribune., 1910-08-18
LARGEST WAGON OF
GREELEY TURNED OUT

The largest wagon in Greeley has
just been finished at the Orr black
smith shop. 1t was a special order
for the Owens Transfer company
and constructed especially for house
moving. 1t is a covered van and as
large as an ordinary room and will
take the furnishings OF an ordinary
seven room house in one load. The
running gear has four-inch wheels
and the springs are as large as those
on box car. The empty wagon will
weigh two and half tons. ]. r.
Ketchem Of the Orr shop built the
entire wagon from the frame con-
sAeueA1nn to .tA~=.AlaAhanith wDrk.
The Greeley tribune., 1910-08-18
FAILS TO MAKE LIVING IN
OTHER STATES TRIES THIS ONE

remained with 1t until he was starv-
ed out completely when he went to
New Mexico and herded sheep until
he obtained sufficient funds to start
out on his own account.
He has tried out Wyoming, New
Mexico. Arizona and Utah and will
now take a chance in Colorado.
sheffield has ten children ranging
between the ages OF six months and
marched about the streets of Greeley
this morning.
The Greeley tribune., 1910-08-18

Exhibiting a bit of pathos ia the
letter which has been received by
Sheriff Ben F1orance from an aged
Denver man and his wife stating
that H. A. LaDuke. the detective
employed In this city to run down
bootleggers, has beat him out Of q
bill amounting to $19.7b. The writer
Of the letter is 81 years OF age and
his wife 6S. The letter is self ex-
planatory.
1t follows:
Denver. Colo. Aug. 8, 1910.
Deputy Sheriff,
Dear Sir:--I herewith send you
a statement OF the bill of H. A. La
Duke. who IL now a resident OF your
city. We took Mr.. LaDuke and fam
lily into our house and gave them a
The Greeley tribune., 1910-08-18
F, MOTHER
Mating TO
HEAR OF son
.w,s MOTHER IN NEED OF
IN WHO Is BURGLAR
b GUILTY TO CHARGE
lCrook Who Must Serve Term
eformatory for Burglary Is
,,,, nv Probation OF.
Iinr of Omaha Court
for His Mother

| ok in Omaha, Neb., there :
mother past the age OF :
score and ten who Is :
Susly awaiting news OF :
Walker. the young man
plead guilty to the charge :
lrglary at Hudson here the :
day. walker is but 1S I
! of age and has been beat !
lis way about the country. :
ke his wandering habit !
him he contributed I
v to the support OF his .
mother. :
e probation officer Of the I
lie court in Omaha has I
len to the authorities here .
Sg what the boy is up for .
|other information concern !
him. There Is no chance .
him to get back to his old !
ler now, before he spends !
rm in the reformatory. I
burglary at Hudson was q 1
|e which attracted attention i
bat town and the prosecu- !
against young Walker !
d have been pushed in the l
he had not plead guilty !
he charge which was .
Eht. !
\ J. J. 4, 4. i, 4, 4, 4, Z, 4, :
The Greeley tribune., 1910-08-18
JUNIOR STOCKHOLDERS MAY
BRING SUIT AGAINST THE BlJ0U

1t is said to be entirely probable
that the junior holders of water
rights may bring suit against the
Bijou company to keep that COM
pany from taking water from the
river which has thus far been going
to the junior holders.
The Bijou company proposes to
take this water from now on as the
senior holders and it is said that
those holding junior rights are 60
ing to fight the case.