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The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-09-25
Six Days More of Moses Sixteenth Annual Sept Furniture Sale
The Biggest and Most Successful Sale We
Have Ever Held. 1879 10 900 Reductions.
Nearly $4,000 Pieces, Besides Carpets
Rugs, Draperies, and Upholsteries.
Princess and Queen Bureaus.

Regular Advertised
Irice. price,
Princess and Queen
Bureaus. mahogany. s44.00 S37. so
Princess and Queen
Bureaus. mahogany. $42.GO $3.50
Princess and Queen
Bureaus, mahogany. SH.00 $500
Princess and Queen
Bureaus. mahogany. $500 &24O0
Princess and Queen
Burepus, mahogany. $500 sHO0
Princess and Queen
Bureaus. mahogany. 5000 $500
Princess and Queen
Bureaus, mahogany. $500 $500
Princess and Queen
Bureaus. mahogany. $3.50 $50 50
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The coloneTs plume Is more than ever
worn on small hats
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This $3.50

In quartered oak or mahogany
finish.
The Greeley tribune., 1910-06-02
GREELEY TAKES SECOND GAME:
SOME FANS AND Their METHODS

in Greeley so disloyal to the team
that they prefer to see rival team
win and insist on abusing the men
of the local aggregation, it would be
a beneft to all concerned If the ma
jority gould work little harder in
the-Ct direction and show by their
support Of the local team that knock
ing is not only unpopular, but Will
not be tolerated.
1t is hard enough to win under the
best of conditions. When team
goes away from home they expect
jeering and are willing to stand it,
but the continued abuse from the
home fans is one of the surest means
to kill the sport in this city.
Next Sunday the fast Lamb Feed
ers team OF Fort Collins will come
to Greeley backed by 100 fans from
that town who are coming here on a
special train and the contest will be
one of the best which Greeley fans
will get a chance TO see this year.
The Greeley tribune., 1910-06-02
NORMAL COMMENCEMENT
WEEK FILLED WITH EVENTS

Sunday afternoon. June 5, Bishop
Charles Sanford Olmstead of Denver
will deliver the baccalaureate SER
mon to the senior class of the State
Normal in the Greeley opera house
The senior class this year numbers
ESQ. which is the largest class in the
history of the school.
Monday afternoon will be fete day
on the Normal campus. During the
exercises the beautiful new gate al
the west entrance OF the Normal
grounds will be presented to the
school bv the seniors
ITuesday evening. June :. the
senior class play, Beckett. will be
given at the opera house
The alumni day will be Wednes'
day and the commencement eXer
cises will be held at 10 o'clock OF
Thursday morning. June 9, in tn,
Greeley opera house
DR.. Charles B Wilcox of Denver
will deliver the address.
DR. and Mrs. Snyder will give s
reception to the seniors Thursda,
evening.
The Greeley tribune., 1910-06-02
WILL PLACE DEPUTIES
ALL ALONG THE ROAD

Especial to the Tribune)
Fort Lupton, May 3l.-After the
enthusiastic motorist ascertains that
he is not being murdered. the con-
stable comes from his house and in
forms him that he cannot proceed
unless he agrees to respect the HE
and property of Fort Luptons c'tl-
xens.
Several drivers had their necks
cut in a painful manner by the rope
Sunday afternoon and it is believed
that the next time they ride through
Fort Lupton they will go at pace
slow enough to enable them to stop
before meeting any more ropes.
To make things doubly sure an
automobile filled with deputies Will
be stationed Sundays on the road
to race after flying cars and cycles.
The deputies have orders to arrest
all offenders and introduce them TO
justice of the peace anxious to DO
his duty.
The Greeley tribune., 1910-06-02

Greeley took the Lindq"ist team
of Denver into camp in the second
game between the two teams which
was played Monday in Greeley by
a score of s to 6. Greeley won be-
cause she deserved to win, playing
the better game.
There is one characteristic feat
ure OF Greeley's baseball games
which will help to kill the sport
quicker than any other single agency
and that is the perpetual roasting
which certain alleged fans keep up
or the various members of the Gree
ley team This was particularly no.
ticeable in the case of Cud Morris.
than whom there are few faster third
sackers in the state. Morris yester-
day scored three of Greeley's runs
by singles. and still the crowd in a
most unusual manner continued to
throw out roasts on Morris through
out the contest. If there are some
The Greeley tribune., 1910-06-02
CITY ALLEYS
FILTHY HERE
IN GREELEY
No Effort Has Been Made to Improve
Conditions Despite Fact That
Underwriters and Others
Says Unsanitary

Several months ago the Tribune
called attention to the unsanitary
conditions of Greeley's alleys,
through statement which was made
at that time by an insurance under
writer who found conditions here so
rank that he photographed many of
the most unsanitary places as ex-
amples of what to avoid in the way
of municipal sanitation.
And Greeley's alleys now are Just
as filthy as they were at that time.
No attempt whatever has been made
to clean up. The area is compara-
lively small where such conditions
do prevail, being confined to the
downtown district and there is no
reason why the city should not see
to it that these alleys are cleaned up,
so state citizens who are interested.
At this time of the year, when the
hot weather is coming on conditions
are particularly bad and decaying
matter of every description is allow
ed to remain in the alleys. 1t is up
to the board of health to see to it
that these conditions are remedied
so it is said.
Greeley is said by those who know
such as the insurance underwater
who has no particular interest in any
individual town. to be one of the
filthiest cities in the alleys, and one
OF the best kept in streets and side
walks in the state.
Except for the mere appearance
Of the thing and 80 far as actual
merit is concerned, Greeley might
just as we'll throw filth out in the
middle of the street. Then there
would be we'll organized movement
on the part of the people to force
the city to clean up, as it is now
there is silence where there should
be activity, merely because for the
most part the filth is "out of sight
The Greeley tribune., 1910-06-02
MAN RIDES
HIS MOTOR
NEAR DEATH
Ault Man Unaware That the Bridge
Across Main Ditch Had Been
bnrned-lsidcs to Brink of
Ditch Then Leaps
Especial to the Tribune)

Ault, May 31.-When he rode his
motorcycle over the edge of a ditch
across which the bridge had burned
Peter OLeary of Ault came danger
ous!y near death. The accident hap
pened two miles west of AuIt,
O'Leary was going at a fair rate of
speed on his motorcycle and came to
the main ditch He noticed smoke
arising from the ditch bed but think
ing that it was simply coming from
burning grass or leaves he did not
slow down.
The bridge is many feet below the
level Of the ditch banks and OLeary
could only see smoke AS he came
to the top of the rise and was about
to take the dip, he saw that the
bridge was burning beneath him.
Going at swift rate of speed he
could not stop, so turning his motor
cycle sharply TO the side he threw
himself down the embankment He
was badly bruised about the body and
face and the motorcycle was some
what injured
O'Leary is the promoter of a steam
shovel which he invented
The Greeley tribune., 1910-06-02
JOY RIDERS
GO SLOW AT
Fl. LUPTON
MARSHAL TMPROVISES A GOOD
SCHEME
ROPE PLACED OVER ROAD
Comes in Contact With Joy Riders
Necks and They Are Quietly
Taken Before Justice Of
Peace and Fined for
Speeding

!. Motorists who forget speed +
:. laws in the bliss of spinning :.
:. over the fine road that runs :.
:. through Fort Lupton had bet \
!. ter look out. The town marshal =
:. is after them with a vengeance. =
:. He is racking his brains to de- =
:. wise ways and means to make =
:. them respect the majesty of =
:. Fort Lupton's law. His ingenu- =
:. ity is demonstrated by rope =
:. which he has stretched from his X
:. house across the road on Main =
:. street Motorists who travel at =
:. the rate of SO and 60 miles an =
:. hour are not warned to slow up +
:. before reaching the rope. =
:. The effect Is very effective. =
:. The rope is placed high enough =
:. to reach the necks of the en- =
!. thusiastic motorists. The auto +
!. mobile or the cycle collides =
:. with the rope. The rope comes +
:. in contact with the neck of the +
:. driver or the rider. The sensa- +
:. ton is described as the same as =
:. that experienced when being =
:. guillotined.
>. >. ). ). ). !. !. ). = = !: :. !. =. e :.
The Greeley tribune., 1910-06-02
ENTERTAIN THE
NORMAL HIGH STUDENTS

Prof. and Mrs. R. w. Bullock en-
tertained the members of the Nor
NAL high school with the annual re-
ception at their home Monday even
ing.
The first part of the evening was
devoted to stunts" and later the
guests took a trolly ride. which was
the first trolly party ever given in
Greeley. A special car was given
over to the party.
After the return refreshments were
served and class songs were sung
till late hour. Among the faculty
members present were DR.. and Mrs.
SNYDER. Prof. and Mrs. Hanna. Miss
Anna Van Dorpen. Marshall Pan
coast. ]. c. Kendel and Miss Stall
maker. Mrs. Bullock was assisted in
entertaining the guests by Miss
Blanche Sibley.
The Greeley tribune., 1910-06-02
GREELEY HIGH SCHOOL
CONNENC WEEK

Tusday evening the high school
the class day exercises of the
senior class OF the Greeley high
school were given in the auditorium
ium of the high schoor An excellent
program has been prepared. The
feature of the evening viii be the
burning of the mortgage on the high
school piano. which the students pur-
chased few years ago and have
paid for with the proceeds of enter
taiuments which they have given.
There will be twenty y-seven sradu-
ates this year.
Dr Nerica OF the University Of
Wyoming delivered the commence
ment address Thursday evening al
the CONGREGATIONAL church,
Last sunday evening the senior
class attended the Congregational
church. where the class sermon was
delivered by Rev +. II. Allen.
The Greeley tribune., 1910-06-02

One of the pleasant social events
of Memorial day was held at The
home OF Mr. and Mrs. S. h. McClel-
land. 14l9 Tenth avenue. when fifty
eight persons. all but three of whom
had been at one time residents of
New Castle. Pa. met to renew old
acauaintanceship or form new ones.
The home. which is admirably suited
to the occasion, was decorated with
flowers and the national colors, ana
four long tables spread in the living
and dining rooms seated at one time
forty-five persons. The sumptuous
dinner served, and to which all con-
tributed. gave abundant evidence
that the PENNSYLVANIA housewife had
not lost her culinary skill since COM
ing to Colorado.
MIR j, r. Speer acted AS toast
master and the various responses
revived old memories of New Castle
and Greeley.
II was interesting to note the var
ious professions and occupations
represented in the assembly There
were seven house-builders. seven
teachers or ey-teachers, three real
estate men. two clerks. one book
keepor and stenographer. one doctor
ono several students of the State
Normal school besides many pupils
of the public schools.
They were here from GRANDMA
NcClelland. seventy-ive years old, to
little Baby" Wallace, less than one
yeor of age The afternoon was
spcnt in conversation, with an occa-
The Greeley tribune., 1910-06-02
FORMER RESIDENTS OF NEW
CASTLE HOLD REUNION HERE

sional song and music on the piano
and violin. At late hour the COM
pany dispersed. all having expressed
their enjoyment of this. their first
reunion, and hoping it might be
come an annual affair.
Those present were:
Mrs Rev. Wylie, Miss Agnes Wy
lie. Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Wallace,
Mr. aud Mrs Frank Wallace and
baby frank. Mr. and Mrs. David NC
CIelland and daughter, Miss Rebecca
MIR. and Mrs Scott McClelland and
two sons. Mr. and Mrs Gilbert Nc
Clellaud and two daughters. Mr.. and
Mrs. George Law and daughter, Mr.
and Mrs. Jere Elliott, Mrs William
Mothernl and Grandma Motheral,
Glare md Roy, DR.. and Mrs. LODI
wick Miss Margaret A. Balph. MT
%. ~. Wilson and two daughters
MARY and Clarissa, and son Tom,
Mr.. and Mrs. j. II. Speer, Mr.. and
Mrs. Wendell Speer and Mrs, VIII
Speer Miss Anna Sturgeon, Harry
Sturgeon, Mr., and Mrs. Chas. Foulke
daughter and son. Mr. and Mrs,
Charles Paisley and son, Mrs. sam
mel A Keys. sister Miss Martha,
and four children, MIR. and Mrs. Clar-
ence short and Hiss Louise Seei-
bach. panist.
Miss NJ. A. Balph, who has been
the guest OF Mrs. Scott McClelland,
Leaves today for the east, stopping to
visit friends in Colorado Springs and
st. Louis, She goes to reside IN
Ironton, 0.
The Greeley tribune., 1910-06-02
RADE
| IS GIVEN
lEHs DAY COMMITTEES IN
MEETING
| 5 ARE PERFECTING
I'm definitely Decided That
,nor Shafroth Is to Deliver
Eucipal Address Of Day
thousands viii BE
in City That Day

kparations have been COM ::
by the parade commit ::
|or the line OF march, the :.
kgements of vehicles and !
kbe general outline OF the ::
kton OF the parade on Pio- ::
6ay, June 10. 1t has now ::
|defYitcly decided that Gov ::
Shafroth will deliver the ::
fpal address of the day. ::
|other speakers who have :.
decided upon are Hon. ::
4 Carpenter. who will ::
on Irrigation, Then and ::
and Mrs. Mary f. Nor ::
and Harry Watson. who :.
all back some OF the hap :
g Of the old days. The =
dinner in the park will :
e of the most enjoyable :
les Of the day. The vari- :
pmmittees are making ad- :.
with their work and i
pgs are to be held this =
In which the details OF +
fogram ior the day will !
rked out. II Is expected !
here will be thousands of :
In Greeley on Pioneer \
otalone from the county <
ON outside points. those =
we'd in Greeley in former \
and who propose to re- \
ere for the celebration. !.
!. !. !. :. :. :. :. :. !. !. 1. =
The Greeley tribune., 1910-06-02

Burned out of three homes j. T.
Lake, an Iowa farmer who has come
to Weld county to settle, will build
his home in this county of brick and
will place concrete floors so as to be
sure there will be no fire to drive
him out of his home here. Lake has
lost one child. Il boy of two years,
and thousands of dollars worth OF
property as the result of these tres
and he is determined to be hre
proof" hereafter.
Lake comes from n point near
Dos Noines He will engage in the
sugar beet growing in Weld county.
The latest fire from which he suffer-
ed was a year ago when his home
was destroyed on the night of the
Fourth of July while, together with
his wife and children, he was In
Des Moines attending celebration
The Greeley tribune., 1910-06-02
BURNED OUT OF THREE HOMES IOWA
FARMER WILL BUILD HOME OF BRICK
AND CONCRETE HERE IN WELD COUNTY
Lost Child Death and Thousands OF Dollars
Worth of Property, Man Thinks Fate is Against Him

He said:
My child was burned so that he
died some weeks later while we
were living on our first farm Ihat
fire nearly broke me financially ana
thereafter | insured the farm prop
erty The next time we were burned
out was about five years ago. got
more insurance that time than my
actual property loss. The third tlihe
was only year ago and the loss was
complete.
Il thought that | had had enough
hard luck along the fire loss line and
in consequence | did not take the
trouble to insure my property after
the second fire.
This time l am going to build of
brick and am going to take every
precatuion to do away with the prob
ability of fire"
The Greeley tribune., 1910-06-02
HOTELS IN ESTES
PARK FORCED TO
OPEN THEIR IHOHS

OF interest to the scores VINO Nlslt
Estes Park from Greeley every sea-
son is the Information that the
stanley manor in the park is about
completed.
The other buildings about the man
structure Of STANLEY hotel are being
placed in shane and the tourist sea-
son at the hotel will open June 10.
II was proposed to open the fhk
horn hotel on June nut such
crowds came to the park during SAT
urday and Sunday that they were
forced to open their doors and the
hotel was crowded to capacity both
DAYS
Many people from Greeley maze
the trip to the park by automobile
and spent Sunday in the delightful
shades of the garden spot of the east
ern slope.
The Greeley tribune., 1910-06-02
icy finds Much TO KEEP her
(lzENS EXCITED BETWEEN STREET
CARS and SCREECHING FIRE SIREN
nodating Car Conductor in the World Tells Cofpulen'
with Bundles, Umbrella and dog 'Not to hurry

ductor to smile even when he de-
manded Fare please .,.
And then there is the IRE truck
with the siren whistle ofcourse y
is necessary to work out the
wagon most of the day and the siren
scrccching high. can be heard most
any time now. much 10 he delight
of thesmall boys ~,
And thus with the Changing o,
street cor goucs and the bowling OF
fire sirens. Greeley is protllSlus :
great things along the cNc''e"''"'
line
The Greeley tribune., 1910-06-02

,"e IRE truck and the
es,''tul Greeley In thrown
,o oNcitement. Hurry is
,u'uionce of the rules of
motorman on the line
,, saw n rather corpu-
,oE to balance an um-
n, hnnd. three packages
ond to drag along n
~, which tugged Mt the
ls51 called out to her.
"'S View got plenty of
(,u1. was the woman who
1y been used to catching
N ny that she stopped 'cx-
ko, seated herself on the
ko, when she Ind suri-
n 'erod, walked on and
m, ,Puuent car. while the
SIInlnlained SIn IA proper dig
wv not permit the con-
The Greeley tribune., 1910-06-02

Presidsnt H. w Kirby appointed
Mayor ]. X Houghton, e. Heden-
stog and Mr.. Page as members of
the committee Hedenstog and Page
are farmers.
The Greeley-Poudre matter was
also discussed by the club. The dis
cussion was informal and no action
was taken. There seemed to be a
division of opinion in regard to the
project. About as many seemed op-
posed to it as were for it.
The Greeley tribune., 1910-06-02

A suit o, great Importance to the
farmers OF southern Weld county in
which Il is alleged that all but
twelyn cubic feet of the l0i cubic
feet of water per second of the j.,
Thomas ditch has been abandoned
for wears and that the water aband-
oped has been used by numerous
ditchcs which are still entitled to
the residue, has been filed in the
name Of the Farmers Independent
company against Paul Clarke and the
Schcrtr Land Investment company
of Denver
The Greeley tribune., 1910-06-02
MAJESTIC MANAGEMENT
ENTERVAI\S g. A. r. MEN

on the invitation of w. IL. Tabor,
the manager of the Majestic theatre,
the members of the c.. \. X. and
their friends were entertained at the
theatre Monday, Special features
to interest the old soldiers were Civ
en- and the afternoon was greatly
en- inNnl by all
The Greeley tribune., 1910-06-02
HFl;E WITH
olPlE THAT EIOPEIl

(SherItf Peterson arrived in
(Ga} with Maud Claus and
H. ~ and 10 respectively,
| 10 Sterling last week.
"Nen at Sterling but the
Her escape and was taken
BY Peterson.
The Greeley tribune., 1910-06-02
k PARADE. LINE
OF MARCH Is GIVEN
faie rs 10 tOrm at In In the

VII MNhSJH - Wv CN
ste Is TO form at 10 in the
dlvison-Passenger autos
r members. all private
iVery Autoal motorcycles
h This division will form
avenue north OF Sixth
division Band. civic So
prm on Ninth avenue south
street,
lyision schools. Form on
fhue south or Sixth street.
dirision-City officials
yepartment. Form on Tenth
Prth Of Sixth street.
division Carriages with
Form on Eleventh avenue
|sNth street, also on Sixth
Of Eleventh avenue.
march Forming on Sixth
fade will move west to
avenue. thence south to
PFt east to Tenth avenue.
PUN 10 Fourteenth street.
IN avenue. north on Ninth
zenith street. east on
It-' 20 Eighth avenue.
Eighth avenue to f'igh h
| on Eighth avenue to the
o' The day. !. A. Taylor
The Greeley tribune., 1910-06-02
AULT CITIZENS AROUSED
OVER REMOVAL OF PHONE
DISTRICT TO OTHER TOWN
Mass Meeting is Held and II Has Been Suggested
That Independent Exchange Be Placed.
Opinion Divided on Matter of
Greeley-Poudre Project
AS the result of the determination

AS the result of the determination of the Colorado
phone
exchange the citizens of Ault and the farmers living the
boycott the and
The whole is the
indignation
a to the .
clubs
business be
injured by the
that will
does S :
possibility, o men
=: :: I: :. ::
The Greeley tribune., 1910-06-02
DIR. Mccain Home

Special to the Tribunel
Ault. May 3l.-Dr. \. c. Mccain,
who has been a patient in Den
yer hospital. has returned home and
is almost entirely we'll. He was tax
en- to Denver to undergo an opera
tion for appendicitis and was dan
gerOuSly ill
The Greeley tribune., 1910-06-02

Articles of Incorporation were i'll
ed Tusday morning with the county
clerk for Observation-Disclosures lum-
Der company by w. j. Morehart. Lii
liam b. Morehart, NJ. j. Broderick
and James r. Broderick The com
pany is capitalized for S50,0Oo and
the principal offices will be in Den
yer.
The Greeley tribune., 1910-06-02

Paul Bartholomew, the little son
of MIR and Mrs VIII bartholomew,
ia unite III Mrs. Bartholomew and
children have come from their home
In the country and are with her
mother. Mrs. j. c, McLucas, In order
mat the child may be near the fam
uy physician.
The Greeley tribune., 1910-06-02
Especial to the Tribune)

Especial to the Tribune)
Ault, May 3l.-The meeting was one
of the largest held by the club and
the members spared no words in
voicing their protests. The farmers
of surrounding country were well
represented and declared that they
would suffer as much as the citizens.
Finally it was decided to appoint a
committee to confer with the tele-
phone company.
The Greeley tribune., 1910-06-02
Naps Filed

Rd statements were filed
lug with the county clerk
Fo r'Servoir by w. +. Lar
leSeryoir is to cost $500
|a'e q capacity OF 5,532.-
ee' The reservoir will
|'upply from Willow creek.
The Greeley tribune., 1910-06-02
Let sterling Contract

Contract will be let this alterhoun
,,r tho erection of the sterling hole'
md theatre. A meeting for that pur-
.,,,.. r,nrnoop AT four o'clock.
The Greeley tribune., 1910-06-02

Robert Painter will leave next
week for Nevada. Mo, where ne VIII
spend the summer with MS Srana
parents. His mother, Mrs. y. u
Painter. will go to Nevada mohth
later and the two will return TO-
gether
The Greeley tribune., 1910-06-02

Miss Faith Skinner VINO mas been
teaching in Eaton was in Greeley to-
day. She left for her home In Fort
collins. where she Will pend the
summer
The Greeley tribune., 1910-06-02

LnSaIlc. May 3i.-IaSallc is hold
ing its first town election today.
Little interest being taken, as there
is only one ticket in the field. Joseph
stewart will be the mayor.
The Greeley tribune., 1910-06-02

Maps and statements were MED
This morning by James C. Counter
for the Twombly seepaGe ditch which
will cost $4,000.
The Greeley tribune., 1910-06-02
EXTENSIVE IMPROVEMENT
IN EMPIRE RESERVOIR

Maps SHOWING onTarEoWenIs WHICH,
are to be made in the Empire reser-
voir were filed today with the county
clerk and recorder and show that
the body is to be enlarged from L.
6i2.629,S9O cubic feet to 2.2I2,-
2S7.7oS cubic feet The amount to
be spent on the work of improve
ment Is Sl55. 00O.
The Greeley tribune., 1910-06-02

/ita. May 3i.-G. w Nhs"rS'r -
a new blacksmith shop
here.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1910-10-08
ANOTHER BLAZE.

The fire company has been worked
overtime the past few days They
were called this afternoon about 1:30
O'Clock to the northern part of town,
where rent house of Mr.. c. G. Par
sons was burning. The houses on the
block were built so close together
that two of them were entirely de-
stroyed before the firemen could ex-
tinguish the flames. The pressure was
very good and a quick connection was
made at the plug by Parker's gin, and
very soon the fire was under control.
Small sheds and grass in a number of
nearby cards caught fire. but were
quickly put out before any damage
was done. The two houses were burnt
to the ground and another house was
damaged to great extent, but all of
the furniture was saved. The houses
were occupied by negroes. Mr.. Par
sons loss could not be ascertained