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The Greeley tribune., 1910-03-31
BOYS AND GIRLS
CLUB PLANS ARE
ABOUT COMPLETED

Fort Collins, March 29.-The Co.
900 bows and girls in the rural
schools of Colorado in farming com
munities will be organized into clubs
for the purpose of studying agricui-
ture.
This branch of extension work by
the Colorado Agricultural college
will begin next week. when Profes-
sor H. NJ. Cottrell. director OF iarm-
ers' institutes. and Professor L. NJ.
Netherton, principal of the schooi
OF Agriculture. will invade Sedswl'k
county.
f. B. Parker. president OF the ,
Julesburg Commercial club. VIII
place an automobile at their dis
posal for one week. to enable them
to visit every school district IN tne
county to organize boys and girls
agricultural clubs.
The college will take up TINS WORK
in each county where the school
SUPERINTENDENT is willing to heip'
Potatoes and sugar beets Will be
studied this year in irrigated sec
lions and milo in dry land secuons
on the plains. Next year the study
Of grain, alfalfa ndfruit Will be aa-
ded. and the third year the seeding
and Judging of stocks.
The girls will be taught next yea'
TO make bread and to sew. ana 'n'
third year fruit canning. jelly max
ing and needlework will be addeu
The plan is to organize clubs IN ~
school districts where the farmers
and business men will oner Slo IL
prizes for 'he various crops.
The college furnishes plans io'
the work and a constitution lot 'h'
club. The children elect their OWL
officers and conduct their own nlse'
ings. Bulletins will be Iurhisnso
free for each club by the Colorau'
experiment station and the uhi'e'
States department of agriculture
The college furnishes all pamphiieu
free of charge and also gives ihiol
nation and advice on the aues''o'
OF preparation OF soil. selection O
seed, planting. cultivation. harvest
ing and selection of samples lor 'N
hibition purposes.
In the fall n harvest meeting Is "
he held in each school house III con
nection with n crop exhibit l.al'
these exhibits are to be gathered 10
general exhibition in Denver uu'
ing the state teachers meeting u
December. In connection with thn
exhibition there will be held sta''
institute for the boys and girls
The Greeley tribune., 1910-03-31
Water in New System

Denver, March 26.-The first
water to run through the bitches Of
the big Denver Reservoir and lrriga-
tion system, which is being con-
structed at cost of over $4,000
900. was turned into the Burlington
canal Wednesday morning. 1t Will
bring about $4,000 acres OF land un-
der water and is part of the project
which is to irrigate 100000 acres OF
land north of Denver. Water will
be turned into Standley lake. near
this city, in about two weeks. $50
When the headgates of the Ruri-
ington canal were opened near XIV
erside cemetery. on the northern
outskirts of Denver, 200 second-feet
of water was sent rushing out of the
Platte river down the big ditch. Ine
portion put into operation was nve
miles long and runs from Riverside
cemetery to Barr lake. 1t also REEDS
the O'Brien ditch. which also emp
ties into Barr lake.
STANDBY lake. which will inn
pound $4,000 acre-feet OF water
when finished, is neaving compile
ton. The first water will be turn
ed into the big reservoir through
the Croke canal. This canal Will be
the main feeder for the big lake
Work on the system was begun thre,
wears ago. About $4,000 acres VII
be brought under water this season
The Greeley tribune., 1910-03-31
WILL NOT SELL LAND
TO THE HOSPITA

Believing its property immed
ately adjoining the city too valuabl
Tor site for the Mercy hospit,
which is proposed to be located l
Greeley and that present value {
blocks on the north side OF its prof.
erty to be from $4,000 to $4,000
the Country Club decided last nigl
that 1t would consider the locatio
OF such an institution only In tn
northwestern corner or south {
IWenty-second street.
1t is believed that the sout
slope just beyond Twenty-secon'
street and on the present count
road is an ideal site for such an IL
stitution and 1t Is near the preser
car line with probability OF th
line being extended south on th
Eleventh avenue road to LaSalle l
the near future.
This site has an exceptional rang
of view, is particularly commandin
to all public highways and railway
coming into Greeley from the ca,
and south and considering the desil
ability of changing the Denver-Che!
enne road to lead directly from th
LaSalle bridge north past this Ian
makes this site, in the opinion {
many, especially worthy of consit
Grafton.
Those who are backing the pla'
ing of the sisters hospital here ma
go elsewhere to build so that the r,
tusa' of the Country club to consids
certain lands for the site will In n
! wise interfere.
The Greeley tribune., 1910-03-31
Has Private Pumping Plant

Num-, March 26.-Frank Maai'"
who has had crew OF men worklns
on a ranch north of town create
part OF the winter putting IN i
humping plant and private irrisa''
ing system has begun this week ir'
riratins alfalfa. BY digging
trench $50 feet long Madden has de
veloped nearly 100 inches unaef
flow. nj,
This runs into a well from whleh
- gasoline engine pumps the sain'
to one of the highest points on th'
ranch. From this elevation a sss
ten of laterals is beng built' ai'
about 500 acres VIII this year y,
brought under irrigation. Madde>
will continue increasing his irrigat
ing facilities until he can water Al
the irrigatable land on his raheu
The ranch is better known to manN
in the county as the Ward section
The Greeley tribune., 1910-03-31
A DANGEROUS MISTAKE
Greeley Mothers Should Not Neglect
Kidney Weakness in Children

Most children have weak kidneys
The earliest warning is bed wet
ting.
Later comes hackache. headache.
mnguor,
'Tis mistake to neglect these
troubles,
To blame the child for its own
distress
Seek to cure the Kidneys
Save the child from deadly kidney
ills.
Doan's Kidney Pills cure sick kid
neys.
Greeley parents recommend them.
Mrs. J. w. Coons, 602 Eighth St
Greeley. Colo. says: Our little girl,
ten wears old. suffered from back
ache and kidney trouble from in
fancy. The use OF Doan's Kidney
Pills brought most satisfactory re-
suits, greatly improving her condi-
tion in every way. can highly rec
ommend Doans Kidney Pills to all
mothers having children afflicted
with disordered kidneys"
For sale by all dealers. Price 50
cents. Foster-Milburn Co.. Buhalo
New York, sole agents for the Unit
ed states.
| Remember the name-Doan s.
and take no other.
The Greeley tribune., 1910-03-31
CLAIM THAT DIR. BARNES
is NOT A PLAGIARIS1
To the Tribune:

10 the tribune:
We notice in the Tribune under
date of March 18th, an article By
Archibald Lacy Camp, in which he
makes certain charges against DR..
Barnes. of our veterinary depart
ment, concerning an article PUBLISH
ed in our News Notes" and copied
by the Tribune in former issue.
We have looked into his charges
carefully and find that he is mistak-
en- in his conclusion; that his charge
of plagiarism is unkind, unjust and
incorrect. This article places DR.
Barnes in an inevitable position be-
fore your readers, and we believe
you will agree with us that 1t is due
DR.. Barnes that statement of the
results of our Investigations be
made. Cordially yours,
CHARLES A. LORY.
The Greeley tribune., 1910-03-31

uncut tubers into pans or peach
crates, during February or March.
and keep them warm and dark until
sprouts start. If. then, the ground
be not warm enough, the potatoes
may be checked by cold and light or
be planted in old berry boxes in
earth, and. later, set box and all in
the ground-ahead, by month. OF
the potatoes planted out doors.
In that part OF both Scotland and
Ireland where the countries are near
together, especially in parts of Ayr
shire, this plan is put to commercial
use, and their potatoes follow on
the London market those from Jer-
sey and the warm Channel Islands.
The whole. smallest tubers are
sprouted in handled crates holding
about twenty pounds each These
crates are taken direct to the field
and the potatoes set by hand in the
burrows. A sufficiently larger crop
is claimed to cover the expense of
crates, extra seed and labor. and
the earlier market supplies hand
some profit.
Colorado now brings in S22S.o0o
worth OF early potatoes from Cuba,
/ Florida, Texas. Oklahoma and Ne
braska, 100000 worth in the month
of July. We should be able to sup
ply the market during that month.
The crates cost fifteen cents III
large lots, and good hands in Ire
land are said to be able to set an
acre 4 day each.
C. l.. FITCH,
Colorado Agricultural College, Fort
Collins.
The Greeley tribune., 1910-03-31
vop,s DESK ROBBED
'"NIN IN CAPITOL BUILDING

.,sr March 3o.-private desks
(nse. (rnor John F. Shafroth and
ose' General John T. Barnett
fpel state building were broken
Pc rifod early last week. after
'nn nours, by someone, apparently y
no" an important document.
s.ornev ns ~ general had returned
a,sy canon City the previous Satur-
Mere mere he had been conducting
Sanstigotion of the alleged peni-
We frauds. On account OF ILL
~ Aid not appear at his office
ns ,esdav morning when the dis
attorney general was expect
r"der " A report to the governor
n @ of last week regarding the
H,iory investigation.
.nnrh both officials are reluc-
discuss the affair, 1t is rum
,hout the state house that an
.sotion is being made and that
10 the prowler has been dis
~rney General Barnett at first
"a n talk, but he finally stat
the lock of his desk had
amperod with and that it was
ary 10 replace the lock.
The Greeley tribune., 1910-03-31
puujls See Normal

In response to an invitation 'N
tended by the Normal school j. 5 -
Bishop, principal of the Delta s'hoo,
took the pupils Of his room throuEl
the state Normal buildings TUESDAY
They visited the museum ana the u
hrory. paid visit of inspection u
the metal hammering departmeh
and saw the other features OF inter
oct to them. For number of th'
children 1t was the first visit 10 'h'
Normal buildings. although they INV
hut two or three miles from tu'
school
The Greeley tribune., 1910-03-31
EARI.lEK POTATOES tOR
l'SE IN THE HOMES

Now is time for the man to De
awake who wants to have new pota-
toes sooner than his neighbor. FOR
this purpose. in the home garden
he may start the potatoes by tne
kitchen fire. II the very earliest are
wanted, he should get some l'o'
Triumphs or Red Bliss potatoes;
The new potatoes on the market VIII
not do because nature gives them a
dormant time during which they VIII
not grow. White Ohios will Dc
nearly a. early and of much better
quality for that Fourth of July din
ner.
put three or four inches deep OF
The Greeley tribune., 1910-03-31
SUICIDE BY HOLDING
FACE IN \ BASIN

South Norwalk Conn, March 20.
One of the StrangeSt suicides IN
the annals of Connecticut was that of
William e. Harris in this place yes
terday.
Harris drowned himself in an or
dinary wash basin He lay on the
floor and held his face in the water
until he was dead.
The coroner stated that he never
saw such Il means utilized before.
Harris was veteran of the Civil
war and lived at the Fitch home in
Noroton. He was ~ Neears old. He
served in Company e, First Connec-
ticut heavy artillery.
The Greeley tribune., 1910-03-31
Mrs. INNGWORTH Is TO
MEET FATHER IN lONInN

Washington. March 29.-Mrs.
Nicholas Longworth is ,oing to
share in some of the attention being
showered upon her father. Theodore
Roosevelt She will leave for Europe
April | to join him and other mem
bers OF the family in London.
As MIR. and Mrs. Roosevelt are to
be the guests OF the American am
bassdaor and Mrs. Whitelaw Reid.
Mrs. Longworth will also take the
opportunity to visit her old chum-
Miss Jean Reid, now Mrs John
Ward
The Greeley tribune., 1910-03-31
Corn lSrc,ltl Contest

In a contest OF corn bread bnKIU7
nv members of the high school ~,
ujty Thursday evening the vote ivl
the best was tie between MIS-
sarah Mcdowell and f. II. Merteu,
The members of the faculty Eatn
cred at the home OF Mrs. G. Z. aat.
for n 6 O'Clock dinner and Mrs. fatS
wns assisted in preparing the dinhV'
NV the guests. A social evening 10.
iowcd the dinner and the afa'r WIS
greatly enjoyed.
The Greeley tribune., 1910-03-31
Clear Rig ST. n,

windsor. March 25.-Over $40 , wa
cleared at the sale and Easter supp,
given at the l. o. q. F. hall rr,un'
night by the Ladies Aid society OF W.,
Methodist church. Those III cha' y
Of the apron sale were Mesdames ~ ~
NJ Rains, c. M. Cooper. ana H. !.
Dartz. The little girls who belong ~
the Home Guard. had a candy poo''
that proved a great success.
The Greeley tribune., 1910-03-31

Mrs. Clarence Roberts and son.
who have been visiting her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. f. Fezer. will leave
Friday for her home in Hepburn.
Ida. Mr.. Roberts. who has been in
Washington looking after his fruit
ranch, will meet her at junction
point and accompany her home.
The Greeley tribune., 1910-03-31

Mrs. c. II. Allen. who has been
spending the winter in Greeley. iei'
Friday for her home in Aberdeen
S, ID. Her daughter, Mrs. n. y
Hart. will remain in Greeley. lacy
have been occupying the me ,
DR.. and Mrs. Frank Ollie during the
absence of the latter in California
The Greeley tribune., 1910-03-31
MAY SinhOn No. 3 Ditch

Will It be necessary to siphon NO.
3 ditch at the point where the Den,
yer. Laramie & Northwestern ROAD
crosses 1t on entering Greeley! ihat
is the question that is agitatins eoth
the engineers of the road and th0se
who own stock in the ditch' me
present railroad grade is on ievel
with the bottom of the ditch and the
road is objecting greatly to raising
this grade in order to cross.
On the other hand it is ciaimea
that siphoning such large aitcn
will be unsatisfactory In itsel1' 10
saw nothing OF the extra expense IN
volved. ~ ,r.c,s
The controversy is one that ahects
many property owners in the SCUM,
ern part of town aside from e IN.
stockholders in the ditch and tne
railroad people. Any tamper,m. nras,
with No. 3 is of the greatest interest,"
to all who have homes pelo" '"e
ditch.
Il A n
The Greeley tribune., 1910-03-31

n Ennis of Davenport. Ia.
rs been spending the last few
1 in Greeley with her niece,
Macarthur, left this morn
nenyer and after a short stay
kill go to her home. She was
hanied as far as Denver by
Fet and Lawrence Macarthur,
I'M spend several days In the
The Greeley tribune., 1910-03-31

Miss Ada Gibson expects to leave
soon for Los Angeles and Beau
mont Calf. where she will spend
several months. Miss Gibson's sis
ter. Miss Myrtilla. has been spend
ing the winter at Beaumont.
The Greeley tribune., 1910-03-31
PLANTED IN THE
ror\TRY AROUA GREELEY

|he immediate vicinity OF Gree
most ,rif the early peas have
rlanted and farmers are get
Ladv 10 put in the late peas
Eats Beet seed is being sent
me different stations and the
I are laying in their supply
ling planting. II the weather
good beets will be in the
three weeks earlier than is
The Greeley tribune., 1910-03-31

f. A Barnaby, who has accepted
position at the Gilbert drug store,
went to Denver this morning and
will return with his family. They
will live in the Cooper terrace on
Fourth street.
The Greeley tribune., 1910-03-31

Mr.. and Mrs. j. Rosbrough, who have
spent the last six months here, left to-
day for Muskogee, Okla, and after a
visit there will go to then home in St.
Louis.
The Greeley tribune., 1910-03-31

DIR. X. G. Sapero. the Denver eye.
ear. nose and throat specialist. Will
be at the Camfieid hotel, Thursday.
Friday and Saturday, April Z. 8 and
o. Consultation and examination
free
The Greeley tribune., 1910-03-31
Ault EN.MayOr Hurt

Ault, Mar. 25.-Albert Allison, an
ex-mayor of Ault. was seriously in
jured by a fall from water tank
Friday. His condition is precarious
but 1t is believed that he will re-
cover.
The Greeley tribune., 1910-03-31
k,R,, AnvERTDsEMENT

\ is hereby given to whom ii
Encern that the following de-
estray animal was taken UP
krr Weld county. Colorado. on
d March Il. 1910: To-wit: One
hony mare about six years old.
about 500 pounds. right hind
Ma star in forehead. no visible
said animal being unknown to
Aard. unless claimed by owner
{ttore April Is, 1910, said estray
SOLD by this board for the
of the owner when found.
BOARD OF STOCK lNSPEC-
COMMISSIONERS.
Denver. Colo.
The Greeley tribune., 1910-03-31

Miss Florence Haynes and her
nurse, Miss Katherine Wangler
went to Denver Tuesday morning
4, for an indefinite stay.
The Greeley tribune., 1910-03-31
I application To Lease state
LINDA

the state Board of Land Com
'ners
Denver. Colo, March 25. 1910.
" hereby given that Richard
"noSe rostofice address In r.
Eaton. Colo. has made ap-
A. 1876 to lease the follow
mIeed school lands. situate in
MY colorado. to wit. S,a of
Il Twp Z n, Il. 81 w.
eI application to lease the
I'uS ,e VIII be considered after
h /. JEFFERSON.
! state Board Land Commits
r'o,iraiiun in Greeley Tribune
'' ''loi last publication April
The Greeley tribune., 1910-03-31

Mrs. Anna Nelson. son. Edmond.
and daughters, Hazel and Edith,
who have spent the winter in Gree
ley, left today for their home in
Willmar Mimi.
The Greeley tribune., 1910-03-31

Mrs. b. Snyder returned to her
home in Sterling Tuesday after a
visit with Greeley friends. Mrs.
Snyder formerly lived in Greeley.
The Greeley tribune., 1910-03-31
IEEEERSON
application tn l.ras~ state
4

Lands
the State Board OF Land Com
|ners
Denver Colo. March 25. 1910.
IS hereby given that Chas. NJ.
hose postnt'ice address is New
/ colo, has made application
lo lease the following de-
school lands. situate In Weld
colorado. to wit: NWA of
,,ec 10, TWP. NJ, Il. 81 w.
NeI application to lease the
anus VIII be considered after
J. 1910.
II l.. JEFFERSON.
state Board Land commis-
huhllcattou in Greeley Tribune
w. 1910, last publication April
The Greeley tribune., 1910-03-31

Mrs. Ralph Drury has returned
from Peoria, H., where she was cal
led by the death of Mr.. Drury's
mother.
The Greeley tribune., 1910-03-31

MRS. ID. r. Gray and daughter,
Roth, went to Kersey this morning
for visit with friends.
The Greeley tribune., 1910-03-31

Mr.. and Mrs. ID. f. Price of Dali
las, Tex, are registered at the Cam
field for few days
The Greeley tribune., 1910-03-31

Mrs. F.. Paulson and children Of
Timnath were in Greeley Tuesday
on their way home from Hvans.
where they had been Waiting.
The Greeley tribune., 1910-03-31

Billy Williams returned from
successful duck hunt at Masters
Tuesday.
The Greeley tribune., 1910-03-31

y. A. Bauer went on hunting
trip today. ""'''s
The Greeley tribune., 1910-03-31

morning. 'e' 'h's
The Greeley tribune., 1910-03-31

monuments. ]. s. Nevins & Co..
I'll Ninth street, phone Weld 46O
The Greeley tribune., 1910-03-31
d Application 10 Lease state
Lands

Lands
the State Board of Land Com
ka,rs
| Denver, Colo. March 25. 1910.
! is hereby given that chas.
rtese postoihce address is
GD has made application
Il lease the following de-
sehsal lands, situate in Weld
coloaao. to wit: Nis of Sec,
~, II. s3 W. NY of SW y
fFp. r n. Il. 81 w, SEA OF
" &c. Twp. i N. Il. 63 W..
36, TWP. : n, II. SO w.
her application TO lease the
knds viii he considered after
!, 1910.
Il L. JEFFERSON.
/ STATE Board Land Commis-
publication In Greeley Tribune
y 1910 last publication April
The Greeley tribune., 1910-03-31

mrs. Frank Pollock went to Eaton
th's morning to visit friends.
The Greeley tribune., 1910-03-31

kr swiuk of Rocky Ford, is Wis.,
Miss Gussie Monroe.
The Greeley tribune., 1910-03-31

Miss Martha Snoddy is visiting he,
relatives in Las Animas for week
The Greeley tribune., 1910-03-31

day H'"'o" To-
The Greeley tribune., 1910-03-31

Miss Marie Grant. who has been
visiting Miss Maud Turk. has re-
turned to her home In Denver.
The Greeley tribune., 1910-03-31

Mrs. viii Rowe and chi'ure" "s",
to Fort Collins this mor"'hs wv
visit with friends
Newark post., 1910-10-12
Aged Tender Of Summit Bridge Kille'
By Fall

Benjamin Mott, the well-known
bridge tender ior the Chesapeake and
Delaware Canal Co. at Summit Bridge
iell distance oi 10 feet from a small
br;dgeway into the canal below. Death
followed within few hours.
About midnight Tuesday. as he had
done hundreds OF times before, he
swung the bridge open for the Erics-
son line steamer plying between Phila-
delphia and Baltimore. He turned
the windlass which moves the bridge
ii swung back to It's place, and Mr.
Mott started to 90 back into his OF
flee, when he suddenly fell backwards
Just how the accident occurred is
not positively known, but the SUPPOSE
ton $ that Mr.. Mott had been asleep
and woke up when he heard the steam
er blow. performing the habitual task
in half-dazed condition.
Newark post., 1910-10-12

"Curs d" Everlasting Fire Devil
and his angels Note We'll the iv-
'ny, human-divine Jesus said these
WUr~s, deliberately, soiennly, ana said
that when he came II the second Com
in.s = judi. G the wor icy were the
worls that h wotld use Can "uu
have ary doubt As II tAe lac, oi pun
ishmcnt iCr sin:
\s. ~ is the aston sicl question OF
tie hn.t, y, hll; 80 comment IS
u vGcd. Ihare was ~ lpne IN it.
Doom hld ar aay be- p:..n ,unccl
sc ara,is IL IA. : ieady ben maze.
IS. IS. licIc IS the X ~ a"sNer
lcu wee ne a We N. a good work
i'll yutr han>.s. Not k.nl N3rd on
your ,ps. 1ac my totc ness toward
sntI criny gnl wan is II TIM
Us. a. htad / 10 yolr c.nss. Make
each member read it beck to you.
These are the last teach ng words
spoken to the word ly Jesus CEist
v ere they true or false D.d he know
or did he n3:: Here a.. inuc words
to lie burned int, the Iran: i.ve.last-
ing punishment" Life eternal