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Montana to Have Good Roads.
(Herald Special

Billings, Mont, March 19.-The in
itial steps in movement to awaken
public interest in road building and
in Montana were taken
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1910-03-19
Hulls and Meal.

We now have meal and hulls for
sale. Spot cash to everybody.
Anderson County Cotton Oil, Co.
The Greeley tribune., 1910-12-01
COMMERCIAL GLEE
CLUB FIXES DATES

Have you seen those fine new
window cards Of the Greeley Com
merciai Glee club?
The club is coming right to the
front as a musical organization. They
have arranged to give a concert in
Windsor December 9 and another at
Eaton December l6. II ia said that
one will also be given IN Greeley
later
The club was organized a year and
a half ago with eight members. Re-
hearsals have been held every week
since that time. J. C. Kendel was
added to the club last summer In
the place of Prof. Fitz. who with
drew. and w. c. Crist has recently
been added in the place OF J. f.
Nolte. who has gone east.
The members are f. B. Hatch. l,
I. Stukey. j. c. Kendel. w. c. Crist,
J. Scott Thompson, Charles Philips,
f. II. Downey and F.. w. Griggs.
The Greeley tribune., 1910-12-01
Mrs. Bliss Entcrtains

Mrs. W. E. Bliss entertained the
young ladies' OF the newly organized
card club at her home, 1912 Elev-
enth avenue. Tuesday afternoon.
AS yet no name has been chosen for
the club. which Ia composed chiefly
of young married ladies.
The afternoon was spent playing
800" and refreshments were served
by Mrs. Bliss. Mrs. c. T. Neill was
guest in the place of Mrs. II. J.
Weibking. who was unable to attend,
The others present we're Mrs. w.
B. Moody, Mrs. Aubrey Spear. Mrs.
H. w. Gelder. Mrs. Ralph Hender-
son. Mrs. Lloyd Bryant. Mrs. Elmer
Roger, Mrs. Granville Hamnitt
Misses Jessie Mosher. Hettie Muchi-
son and Ina Ramsay.
The Greeley tribune., 1910-12-01
.SKIDDOO NUMBER
FRIGHTENS BRIDES

:. The skiddOO year evidently :
:. has terrors for the girls OF .
:. Weld county, Judging by the :
:. ages appearing on the marriage :
:. licenses taken out lately at the :
:. county clerks office. The last :
:. three brides all got under the :
:. wire just in time to avoid the :
:. fatcful number twenty-three. :
:. Each Of them Is just Do years :
). Of age, according to the license :
:. register.
:. Asa A. Mason and Miss Alma :
:. Dahlgrcn. both OF Eaton. were :
:. granted y permit to wed this :
:. morning. She is just -. Yes :
:. tertiay J. w. Mellon and Miss :
!. Caroline Wales, Of JOhnstown, :
). got license. She is -, too. :
:. The same day Charles o. Hem :
:. derson and Jesse A. Widdows :
:. were given official permission :
:. to become man and wife. Mrs. :
:. Henderson, too. Is -. :
:. There may be something In :
:. signs. since the license issued :
:. before the three named show :
!. ed the bride to have reached :
!. the skiddOO number, as she :
> confessed to d.
). !. !. : J. !. I. !. !. !. !. :. !. !. : !
The Greeley tribune., 1910-12-01

David Bispham. premier baliad
singer and actor OF no uncertain
standing. charmed large audience
,t the Christian church last night
,h, occasion being the second artist
concert series under the auspices OF
tho Fortnishtly club 1t was the
srst appearance OF the famous con-
cert artist in Greeley, but 1t is a safe
assumption that he will be In de-
mand here ever after.
Rispham is almost pioneer IN IN
te,,ieent musical rendition. He sings
IN English to English audiences. he
has done this for years and thereby
has added greatly to his popularity.
He goes further and gives the audi
ence some idea OF the meaning OF the
number he is about to sing. The pre-
face in the style OF work he does Is
almost imperative. since but few list
eners. even among thoroughly musi-
cal people. are well enough versed
10 understand so varied program
as he gives during an evening.
This feature OF Mr.. Bispham'
work adds to the enjoyment OF his
fine baritone. his exquisitely finished
singing and his highly developed
dramatic conceptions. 1t n doubt
full II any concert singers today pos
The Greeley tribune., 1910-12-01
RIspHAM DELIGHTS MUSIC LOVERS

sess in an equal degree the temper
mental qualities of Bispham. We're
he not singer he would surely
have made his mark in drama. HIS
speaking voice is rich and vibrant
and has the same appealing note that
is SO effective in his ballads.
Repeated encores strung out the
program somewhat. but the audi
ence was the best judge of Its own
staying qualities. SO that the only
sufferer was the visiting artist. He
was gracious in doing all that he
could torplease. From the rollickins
Scotch ballad to the dramatic ex-
cerpts from American opera, thence
to dainty modern expressions In song
and concluding with king Robert
OF Sicily" .recited with musical ac-
compartment, Bispham was happy.
Each number added to the interest
in his work.
The club chorus again dist!n-
guished itself. The various numbers
we're sung effectively. A violin and
cello obligato to the Shubert seren-
ade suggested future possibilities IN
this line. Mr.. Bispbam expressed
himself as surprised to find = chorus
in so small a city doing such enec-
tive work.
The Greeley tribune., 1910-12-01
ANNUAL LODGE
OF SORROW. BY
GREELEY ELKS
Memorial Service Will Be Held Next
Sunday Night in Park Thenter
Judge Garrigues Will
Deliver EulOgy

The annual lodge of sorrow of the
Greeley lodge. No. 500, p. B. o.
Elks, will be held next Sunday even
ing at the Park theater. the exer-
cises to begin at Sis O'Clock.
Each year the brotherhood gath
ers throughout the country to pay
tribute to the departed members.
The ceremony is the most impress
sive in the ritual of the order. 1t is
held to bring to memory those who
have gone before.
The program is not yet completed
but nearly so. Judge ]. E. Garrigues
will deliver the principal eulogy on
the departed The Greeley lodge
lost two members by death last year
and each will have an eulogist from
the lodge G. w. Weber Will give
an address on James Loustalet and
lC. C. Townsend on Lester Offerle.
There will be special music by the
Elks quartet and Mrs. d. E. Gray
and Miss Ina Ramsay will sing solos.
Both members of the lodge who
passed away during the past year
met death away from home. Mr..
Loustalet was killed in Wyoming by
fall from q horse. Mr.. Offerle died
suddenly in Portland, Ore, just be-
fore he was to have been married.
Both were popular members of the
: Elks.
The Greeley tribune., 1910-12-01
CLAIMS LUPER
BURNED STACKS

LaSalle, Nov. 30.-Daniel Luper.
accused by John Oster OF burning a
stack coptaining 60 tons of hay, was
given hearing Tuesday evening be-
fore Judge Mckinney. 1t Is said
that Luper was bound over to the
district court, but later was releas-
cd by Judge Mckinney on the pay
ment of the costs of the case.
Luper ia Oster's uncle and IT Is
said that there was bad feeling be-
tween the two before they left the
old country. Oster claims that Luper
has made threats of burning him out
and at the time of the fire Luper was
naturally suspected. 1t is also claim
ed that Luper's shoes fitted the
tracks about the stack.
The Greeley tribune., 1910-12-01
GE0RGII MURDER TkIAL
STILL HOLDS THE BOARDS
in DISTRICT COURT ROOM
Evidence All In and Attorneys for State and De-
fence Now Making the Closing Arguments to
Jury Who Will Probably I AXE Charge Tonight

The fate of Charles and Rosina
Georgii probably will be placed in
the hands of the jury this afternoon.
The last evidence was submitted yes
terday afternoon before court ad-
journed and following the instruc-
tions given to the jury by Judge Gar
rigues this morning, the closing ar
guments began. 1t is expected that
these will be finished before court
adjourns this afternoon and the case
will go to the jury.
The trial has occupied three
days and is one OF the most extra
ordinary ever heard in this section.
The defendants are husband and
wife. Jointly indicted for the murder
of their grandchild, the new born
babe of their daughter.
The evidence showed that the
child had been buried the same day
it was born and. after having re-
manned under ground for 40 hours.
was dug up and found to be alive.
1t lived for five hours after being
disinterred. The grand father dug
the little grave and inferred the body
on his own lot in the rear of his
home at Pierce.
The state contends that the child
was buried alive by the old people
because 1t was an unwelcome arrival,
the daughter who bore 1t not being
The Greeley tribune., 1910-12-01
SKATING POND
FUND GROWING
VERY SLOWLY
sure Whole Winters Sport for
Young and Old-Do 1t Now

The 300 man hasn't shown up
yet to complete the skating rink
fund, SO the rest of the world can
keep coming with their two bit
pieces and 100 cents pieces.
There Is no danger OF getting too
much money on hand, so none need
fear that his contribution will not
be needed Meanwhile the work is
going on with the aid of good heart
ed volunteers. A great start has
been made but there is still lots OF
room on the roll of honor. Every.
one who is a believer in good whole
some recreation for the boys and
girls with a safety guarantee at
! tached is invited to prove il by send
ing in something toward the skat-
| ing pond.
The money is needed right now and
needed badly. HE who gives
puicl.ly yiyeS twice "
The Greeley tribune., 1910-12-01
RISING APPEAL
TIME IS SHORT

= But one more day is left in :.
:" which an appeal to the supreme :.
= court may be filed in the case :.
= of Walter Rising, who was :.
= tried in the district court for :.
: killing Wild Horse Jerry Nc :.
: Gahen last September. Rising :.
= has been kept within the :.
: county Jail since the verdict of :.
:. the jury sentencing him to life =
:. Imprisonment in the state peni- =
!. tentiary was brought into court :
!. November 81. !.
= DELPHI Il. Carpenter, attorney ::
:. for Rising, announced his in ::
= tention of appealing the case ::
:. soon after the verdict was rend- :.
!. cred. No filing to this effect has :.
= been made so far in the court. :.
!. Mr.. Carpenter is in Fort Col :.
:. Inns today and could not be !
: reached on the phone. ..
:. In the event no appeal is .
!. taken Rising will be taken to .
: the pcnitentiary within ten :
= days from tomorrow, rs that is :
:. the time allowed the sheriff to
:. deliver the prisoner to the pris-
:: on warden.
!. = !. :. =. :. :. ! :. !. : !. :. :. !. !.
The Greeley tribune., 1910-12-01
GUN DISCHARGED;
MAN ESCAPES

Zita. Nov. S0.-By the accidental
discharge of shot gun when ne
had in the buggy with him j. w.
Shannon's hat was blown off, but he
was uninjured. The escape is con-
sidered miraculous. Mr.. shannon
and f. Mason were preparing 10
drive to Eaton. Mr.. Shannon had
mt a double barrel shot gun in the
buggy and was placing his coat In
the back of the buggy. Mr.. Mason
attempted to lift the gun and the
hammer caught on the seat. MI
Shannon's hat was blown OFF by the
discharge. and had it been a Few
inches lower he would have been in
stantly killed,
The Greeley tribune., 1910-12-01
has been girlless for 10. these many
mOOna

has been girlless for 10. these many
moons.
His not to reason why
His but to do or die.
So he grabbed that bunch Of curls
like unto . hungry trout greeting q
rat srasshopper. It seemed ~
though the gods had smiled their
Indulgence on his long career minus
nirsute adornment. and brought to
MS very head. as II were. more
beautiful tresses than he could boast
0! IN the days when he. too. was one
OF the millions OF dearest, cutest,
sweetest baby in the world.
There are two hair pins and one
nit or rubber attached to the lost
LOCKS. They must have been lost by
a young and beautiful woman, else
.ne days Of romance have done.
They will be kept. carefully pressed
IN the editors Bible until the owner
.a''s In person for them. No young
Orothers will be recognised in the
calling lMt for the hair-the owner
wu't prove that abe Lost il and show
'ne bald spot occasioned by the loss.
The Greeley tribune., 1910-12-01
ND-'0NE BUNCH OF REAL CuRLS

:. on girls, don, be o,r.,,
I, 't' s,a IN - these days Of pro-
ros '0 81 blades of grass are
taea tn n, Six strands Of hair
!. y !, show how where only 1s,a one
n - 'on nothing wrong in pae aa.
cam" nvu 10 wear Just n little
while, of course ".O'e-only
eu,'. su% a . fuzzy bunch o,
,ha, su''s, s. the real cute Della II,
! le,, aans 'etchingly DOWN DOWN
!, III, s,,s scoop of the d,n1n p0~n
rhsn hvu.'orial rooms Of 1a, ,h.
'er last MOI. .uhd In the
.drer,'f't., dasepsht them to the n"t,a o,'
ssss ssssses'''sd eo,"d IN the famo", trr "',
ns. eu'ues the des,,,,p.. ape' .
. dainty as s,I It does human
i, q .' E, ,ss ss',ss' ssisss' .sn 's,, into
,l.a' 'ss ss,,s,sreea, ass.eea, need, d,
The Greeley tribune., 1910-12-01
CANDIDATES STILL
FILING EXPENSES

Candidates for office in the last
election have but eight days left IN
which 10 file their statements of eN-
penses incurred by the campaign.
There are still large number
mostly democrats, who have failed to
comply with this provision of the
law, which states that this fillns
must be made within so days follow
ing the election.
Neither of the central COMMITTEES
chairmen has filed statement OF
the party expenses Tor the campaign
II is believed that these interesting
documents will be the last on the
list
The Greeley tribune., 1910-12-01
WILL ENLARGE
FREIGHT YARD
ON Sd STREET
Colorado 4 Southern Company An
nounces This at Last Session OF
the City Council

Although the city fathers had
not held a meeting for several weeks
there was not an unusual amount OF
business before them last night The
various complaints that have been
made regarding the Colorado &
Southern railroad obstructing Ninth
street with cars and by unloading
freight thereon has at last borne
fruit, since the railroad company an
nounced last night that plans were
under way to improve and enlarge
the company's freight yard at Third
street and Third avenue. Work will
begin early in the spring and the
yards will be equipped to handle all
OF the company's business in Greeley
without the necessity OF obstructing
the streets in handling the freight.
A petition was received requesting
that the water mains be extended
for three blocks from the corner of
Tenth street and Second avenue.
The Central Electric company OF
Colorado Springs was granted a per-
NIT to do the necessary wiring on the
new Guggenheim building at the
State Normal school.
The proposed ordinances designed
to protect fire hose was read and
referred to the judiciary committee
of the council.
The ordinance creating sewer dis
/ trict No. so In Arlington Heights
was read and ordered printed.
The Greeley Gas and Electric
company asked for a permit to build
is foot sidewalk at the corner OF
Ninth avenue and Tenth street.
Senator Clayton submitted an
agreement for the closing OF the old
mill canal, which was referred to the
judiciary committee. II is planned
to provide water for irrigation by
another means for those who are al
present dependent on the old ditch
The Greeley tribune., 1910-12-01
YOUR WANT AID

All over the county and the CITY aie P
could 10 ADVANTAGE use the Trbune's want columns.
E,L Nth l;vestocl to sell with houses to rent people
who want housekeepers and farm hands, others who are
,,: s ,>,s;.;o,s all these and lot of Others may
;., 80 .u ,h want to nearly all of Weld county
in few lines of want advertisement at cost OF nNe
c.nts line or one day or IS cents line for SIX days
If YOU have any thing that is selIaoie and the p'''e
right, the Tribune usually pring results
no part of the paper that is more "n''e's'''y 'e''
Want ads.
The Greeley tribune., 1910-12-01

The ladies of the congregation Oh
the Baptist church gathered at 'he
home of Mrs. j. A. Weaver Iues-
day, for an all day meeting ana So.
cial A fine dinner was serVeo
cafeteria style Mt noon and the uaS
was spent by the ladies sewing LOT
the church or doing fancy WORK. "A
bpsiness meeting was held and plans
we're made for cooked food SAFE 10
he given November II. There were
about 50 ladies present
The Greeley tribune., 1910-12-01
JAMS RETURN
} NATIVE LAND

olllsently through the
~, y Of the hot summer DAYS
MI frosty mornings of the
par'y OF Russians from
nave at last been able ia
dreams of their long
y land. "'" ~
ae sa in the party which
sl Greeley Tuesday on
~, y Aus'la. They had two
.l'ed in Greeley several
y. wv. We're 80 adults IN the
~ sa'' tickets and lnnumer.
'A Under twelve years O,
The Greeley tribune., 1910-12-01
Morbid People View Box Car

LaSalle, Nov So.-Covered with
the blood of a brakeman who was
killed near Merino Monday, a poN
car from the train on when the ae-
cident happened was left in LaSaiie
and has been visited by a crowd OF
morbidly curious people, The brake
men was injured while attempting 10
connie cars and died after arriving
in Denver
The Greeley tribune., 1910-12-01
New Town in Weld County

Maps OF the townsite of Purcell
nj ne end of the Pleasant Valley
branch OF the Union Pacific. nave
been filed in the county clerks Of
fee. There are 80 blocks in the new
little city, the streets of which are
named after the presidents OF the
United States.
The Greeley tribune., 1910-12-01

married. The defense is seeking IN
prove that the infant was buried by
its grand parents only after they
were convinced that 1t was dead and
that q normal infant could not live
40 hours with so little air as the
marrow coffin pFovided-that at the
time OF its interment it must have
been n state of suspended anima-
tion.
Boil Of the defendants were put
on the stand and told substantially
the same story as related at the
coroners inquest, when they con-
tended that the attending physician
had tod them there was but little
chance for the child to live and that
II It died to bury 1t themselves with
out the formality of a public fun.
eral. It was shown on the stand
that they bore good regulations ir
their community.
The grewsomeness of the charges
caused a large attendance in the
court roem throughout the case. TIL,
old couple we're attended by thei
six children In the court room. tn,
mother OF the dead babe being on
Of the witnesses called. The grand
father is said to be weak mentally
Tho scourt instructed the jury full
regarding either finding the pal
Jointly guilty of Jointly innocent.
The Greeley tribune., 1910-12-01
207.45

and clothing donations
4 over to the Associated
to be disposed of by them
is presented.
q stuhs were distributed
N Of the high school to
lilies Of the community.
. CHOSEN for the distribu-
!" 'ne close of school on
v November %, and al
nc was an assisting corps
1anued on Page 81
The Greeley tribune., 1910-12-01

Miss Julia Hubbell OF Ault attend
ed the Fortnightly concert Tuesday
evening.
The Greeley tribune., 1910-12-01
/ FolkS<
|fpOR1 ON
THANKSGIVING
Living Of Donations aa, anu
!. '.s City schools Annual
Holiday Cheer

,,,t the people of Gree
,Dt, interested in learning
Il the annual ThanNSsm
]. party, held by the SUI SUI
y - bIsh school and the sew, sew
of district No g. ! Deg
ne following report
Wv WV donated, having an
.,sb ,,i value of SIS, as fol-
rsh Vegetables
3pds potatoes
pds apples
knds cabbage
Is onions
b turnips.
ptins.
Russh.
Canned Goods
n Jelly,
b canned fruit
vegetables.
peanut butter
lie catsup.
Pastry
] bread.
sen cakes.
\ rolls.
Meats
eteus.
h loaves,
Miscellaneous
ktiges mlnce meat
kises cereals.
knds dried fruit.
! half pounds butter.
IN sack -four.
grapes.
)ands black walnuts.
inches celery.
)sads pop corn.
pieces of clothing were
wing an estimated cash
s.
n was given s7.45. The
yere as follows:
ESQ.,. ........$ 1900
..... ....,... 125.00
..... ......... 7.45
The Greeley tribune., 1910-12-01

Mrs. Clara V. Clark has returned
from a visit in Denver.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-05-25

When she criticises or argues or
complains you'll want to talk back
to her as you would to man. Don't
do 1t, l warn you. Kings of nations
can make speeches.; kings Of homes
can keep silence-or they are not
kings. don't suppose any married
couples have ever lived without a
little rifle now and then. Don't
take quarrels too seriously. Let
them be like little clouds that hide
the sun for only moment and
make the sunshine all the better
when 1t does come. In the 60 years
we have been married, my wife
never once told me she would leave
me. That was because we never
Iet our little quarrels grow big. My
wife was pretty, but didn't marry
her on that account. Be sure your
girl Is good and true. You can find
it out by watching her. Then make
up your mind to stick to her.
You'll love her more as each year
goes by, l love my wife 50 times
more than I did when we were first
married.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-05-25

you will be proud of it and that he
will rather be there than any other
place on earth. This is the way to
prove your love. Maybe there will
be quarrels. Father and | have had
them. But Id be sorry and I'd
start right in to make home better
than ever. That spoke louder than
words or apologies. and he under
stood-every man will.
You'll be the partner of man.
But it won't be like mans part
nership, because you're not man.
Don't try to be one. Stay woman.
Keep your world and let him keep
his. Your world is home. Don't
let these suffraget ideas get into
your mind. They are dangerous.
When he comes home he seeks. a
haven of rest, and God has put it
into every mans heart to expect
that you and the home you make
shall be that haven. If you disap-
point him. God be kind to you.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-05-25
THIS Is THE STORY OF THE
LONGEST LOVE AFFAIR
Continued from page one.)

for folks who don't marry, though"
she adds, presently.
She cant see how a bachelor" can
keep alive and take care of him.
self without a woman to pick up
after him." but Mr.. Maxwell thinks
th1y have some use in the world.
Their duty" he says, sis to stand
around and show other men how
lop-sided a man can be without a
woman"
She interrupts the conversation
to give father" his medicine. ex-
planning that she is worried about
his heart.
81 don't want him to go before I
do" she adds. 81 wish we could
& vgether. think if he'd go first
my heart would just STOP"
She knows it probably will.
And you can't help praying that
it may all end that way--this love
affair of Jas. Maxwell, Scotch farm
err boy, and Mary Elizabeth Barron,
his schoolmate, which has gone on
for over three-quarters of cen
tury.
Or will it end-ever. In heaven
wouldn't they seek and find each
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-05-25

other among all the angels?
What message do you want to
send to all the brides and bride
grooms of June?" you ask them.
Good luck to EN-" says Father
Tell the men to pick out girls
whose mothers brought them up
right. as my girls mother did"
"My girl!"-ninety years old
"My girls mother"-dust these 70
years.
Tell them to marry the boy they
love and don't let anything else
count" says Mother.
And let him be the boss?" you
ask.
IF you love him. you'll be glad
enough of that" she says.
You say goodby, thinking you'll
never see them again.
But if they come to their seven
tieth wedding anniversary on April
20, 1911, the chances are that you'll
hear about them-that folks will
hear about them from one end OF
this country to the other. Their
wonderful love story will stand re-
peating, year by year.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-05-25
SPAIN WANTS MAINE
INVESTIGATION MADE

WASHINGTON, May 25.-Ac
cording to rumors current here
Spain may demand a second inves
cation of the destruction of the bat
tleship Maine. 1t is reported that
leading naval officers in Madrid
have prepared report giving theil
opinion Of the cause of the disaster
The Spanish experts hold that the
Maine was destroyed because o.
spontaneous combustion in the pow
der magazine.