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The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-07-01
SOCIETY
TopAY,s EVENTS.


!. Mrs. w. r. Tyndale will receive ::
:. this afternoon from 3 to at a :.
:. tea given at her home, Us south :.
= Eleventh East street
2.
:. A. w. North will entertain at ::
:. a luncheon today at the Univcr-
:. sity club. when his guests viii he :.
:. the members OF the grounds COM :.
:. r1ittee OF the Fairgrounds asso- :.
{; cation.
|: Banner Hive No. IL. Ladies OF ::
:. the Maccabees. will be enter .
(: tanned this afternoon az a card :.
Z: party BY Mrs. ". Rowe at her :.
:. home. 327 Earl's court.
:. The following program VIII be .
. given al the MONDAY recital at :.
9 the tabernacle today;
:. OrEanist J. J. Mcclellan at the :.
= organ.
I: Overture for organ. .... .Hollins :
{: (a) Cantilene $500. -Haoerbier :.
I. CD NOcturne -..-..-.. -ChoDln
9 ARRANGED By J. J. McClellan-)
I: Co Old Melody .........-..-
. .... Arranged by Performer !
:. ChOrale ......-..... y. y Bacn
:. Prelude to Lohengrin Wagner .
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-07-01

$50 to Los Angeles and return via salt
Lake Route, July to 8 inclusive. See
the agent at 169 Main street. or phone
Bell Exchange 16. Independent 1885,
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-07-01

self and the hearing was adjourned
until some OF the former employees whC
are I'm Nevada return 70 salt Lake
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-07-01

Friday Means Quick Service
Friday and Saturday quick attention part
and quick buying yours.
Friday and Saturday the finest merchandise
offer at the lowest price.
On Friday and Saturday merchandise is only of the
many things you Courtesy, attention, STYLE conf
deneea those things be sold you with every article
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-07-01

Because the chain store plan soUes
money and reduces prices its steady.
permanent grOtVth is inevitable in the
United States as IN older countries.
United Cigar Stores bring the factory
10 re smoker and retail cigars at
lChOtcsale priccs.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-07-01
Good NeUs for Boys WhONeed Suits
ReauLarLu Sc. SO to SO P4sOO

Here's unquestionably the greatest suit value we
have ever offered. Your unrestricted choice OF any
mixed suit in the house at S495
These suits strictly all WOOL made by the leading
bows tailors Every suit bought this season, the
STYLES are spck span new Patterns are in the choicest
chevots worsteds and mannish suiting effects Smart
single and double breasted coats knckerbOcker trousers
Sizes z to 16.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-07-01

ing the evening by Miss Marian Eller-
beck, assisted by Miss Helen Knowl-
ton and Miss Marguerite Taylor. The
bride. who was unattended was
charming in a gown of white ra1ah
silk trimmed with real lace, a shower
bouquet Of brides roses completing
the pretty bridal costume. After a
short wedding trip Mr.. and Mrs. West
will be at home after July 20 at Il
Gordon avenue
The Greeley tribune., 1910-05-05
-Pot DIRE
WILL MAKE FIGHT

= Motion made by attorneys !:
= for the Greeley-Poudre irriga- !:
= ton district to throw out the :.
= case filed against the company !.
= by r. Manuel Row. Fearl 4. :.
= Row, Belle Shigley-Honderson :.
= George j. Spear, Mary II. Love. !.
= Frank Love and James ]. Hen :.
= nick, was denied by Judge Gar :.
= rigues sitting IN the case last :.
= Saturday night. Argument was :.
= heard on the case from . In :.
= the morning until ii O'Clock :.
= Saturday night when the mo- :.
= ton was made to dismiss the :.
:: case The motion being denied. :
= attorneys for the Greeley Poud- !:
:: re company were given twenty !.
= hVe days in which to file an an !:
= swer or FIVE days in which to !:
:. file demurrer !.
= :. " = = :. :. = :. :. = :. : = :. :. =
The Greeley tribune., 1910-05-05
nnnnrr.s rARnNN

There has probably been no P".u-
on given o convict % recent Ia.
which has caused more sehtl"t V'.
approval throughout tle ND"",,s
tb5n that OF Duncan b COOPER ~
,irted of the murder OF senator ~
mack of Tennessee, The pardon n'.
rerontIy been granted By GoFetihg,I
paterson. The Tonuessean, "hi'N
was the paper owned by Seun,g. y.
Carmack and in which lue ay,',
ON Mr.. Cooper were mauS uu'b ~"
shooting was the result has iAg '''
lowing 10 say on Cooper paIue".
The Tennessean quotes hrst l''"'
Kfplings CLEARED
cleared" honorable gentlemen.
BE thankful it's no more;
The widow s curse is on H'N'
house. the dead are az your door
ON Won the shame % opeu shame
on YOU from north to south
The hand of every honest man HAT
hecIed across your mouth
"We are not ruled Ny WuFdeTeis'
but only-by their friends
Homicide, a contempt for human
life "a lenieut tolerance OF sheer
El1odthirstiuess Is increasingly q
stain upun our civilization Us iJ not
. fact 70 shock The consciousness
that there are moro 0Cwlgla,= ln
Nashville or i'm Memphis than in the
great city of London often more
Than there is in the whole of Eng
and7 Is it NOT an Indictment OF our
.yiigation9 For what purpose Is
government except % upplant per
,onal force and violence with the
PEACEFUL remedies of the law
"The reason Tor Tennessee S as- /
rotten showing is that
lose friends oE Governor Patterson .
re poek7tius big fees on the pard-
MS hf grants SO easily
The Greeley tribune., 1910-05-05
I'lattcyilic

Owing to the illness of the teach
er. Mrs A. NJ. Shaw, there was no
school in the grammar grade de-
partment Monday.
DR.. Kern was a passenger 10 Den
yer Tuesday evening.
Gladys Hamnitt returned Monday
tives at Ault
MIR, and Mrs. ]. c. Ottesen have
purchased n new piano OF the A b.
Chase make for their daughter Car
rie.
Mr.. and Mrs George Lewis OF
Wolcott Wyo., are visiting the form
er's sister, Mrs. Ben Bollen. and
family
j. NJ, Kutch returned home Tues
day evening from a two weeks visit
with relatives at his old home in
southern Indiana.
DR.. ]. b. Guthrie returned from
Chicago Wednesday evening While
there he attended course of lect-
ures in connection with post gradu-
ate work.
tended the exercises OF the Odd Eel
lows at Eaton Tuesday.
Work has begun this week on the
new home of Postmaster Salomon
Late reports from Cheyenne are to
the effect that 7. A. Lewis Is getting
along nicely and that speedy re-
covery is predicted
Miss Holdbridge. organizer for the
Women of Woodcraft. is here in the
interest of the lodge.
The Greeley tribune., 1910-05-05
kERSEY FOURTH is TO
BE LIVE ONE THIS YEAR

Kersey. May 2.-Kersey Is to have
Fourth of July celebration this
year. Following up the movement
started by the women of town the
business men are making arrange
ments for II celebration that shall be
credit to town and one that will
make Kersey's first Fourth of July
celebration an event long to be re-
membered. A mass meeting has been
called for Tuesday evening. May 3,
at the Woodman hall. Much inter-
est is being taken in the proposed
event by the citizens and a large at
tendance at the mass meeting is eX-
pected
The Greeley tribune., 1910-05-05
IllS.iIie

The Ladies' Missionary society met
at the home of Mrs. Helen Lewis last
Tuesday and a large crowd was pres
ent Mrs Lewis sevred delightful
lunch. The next meeting will be
with the president, Mrs. Carter, on
May 30.
The Ladies' Aid society will meet
Mt the home OF Mrs. Walker next
week
Mrs. Charles Smith is suffering
with her throat again this spring
Mrs. Gene Harrington is home
from the Denver hospital.
Charles Gossman is visiting at the
Carter home.
Miss Myrtle Sylvester is visiting
her brother. Walter. at this place.
Mrs. r. Dale and Mrs. Carrie
Blackwood are teaching during the
illness OF Prof. Brunelle and Miss
Bailey.
The Greeley tribune., 1910-05-05
RnYs, ANn GIRLs, CLrHs

ii enthusiasm which has marked
tha reception Of Profs Harrison and
Netbertou about the county in their
work OF the formation of boys and
girls clubs. may be taken as an
earnest Of the success Of the under
taking there can be no doubt but
that the big crop contests which are
10 be held This year In Weld county
win be among the most successful
ever given in the United States.
Everywhere the educators have
gone thus far, they have met with
an enthusiasm which is most unusual
even in Youngsters, and there is no
doubt but that there viii be scores
if not hundreds of entries.
At Evans, Windsor Gill and
BraceWell the success attendant up
on the efforts OF the educators was
most encouraging and these are the
only places which have thus far been
visited However, the other districts
Mill be seen about the county before
he end OF the coming week.
The Greeley tribune., 1910-05-05
Mrs. Ealon in AutO Wreck

Eaton. May 2.--Tnat Mrs. A. j.
Eaton. wife of one of the wealthiest
land holders in this district. had
been seriously hurt In an automobile
accident in Pasadena, Calf. was the
alarming news that reached here on
Sunday. The telegram stated that
she had suffered three broken ribs
but gave no details regarding the ac-
cident.
Mr.. Eaton arrived here only "A
short time ago, intending to remain
The Greeley tribune., 1910-05-05
IcoNocLAsrs AND SUCCESS

There are those in every commuu-
ftv to whom opportunity has been
presented and for whom IL has past
or is passing either because OF the
lack of power 20 take advantage
thereof or of extremely dlshouuF-
able methods which have ended IN
failure in handling the chances Tor
pre- rerment which offered themselves
Soured on the world and tncm-
selves they gather together and wall /
low disconteutedly i'm the slough or I
their own Nilures, casting whatever !
filth they may upon the endeaEors 4
of those who are succeeding where /
hey lacked power to proceed
Greeley suffers much SO does
every community You find them in
every field of eudeayor They are
among the lawyers, the doctors the
newspaper men and the railroad pro-
moters. You viii find oells ls.oDa-ly,
buried away iu some little oIfot the
way spot d man who is suffered 10
promulgate his pitiful attempt at sar-
casm through his weekly printed
stun because no one takes him se-I-
ously enough TO go through The iu-
convenient litigation which would re- IS
suit II steps We're taken TO rid the &
country Of him as has been done in e
other sections where such men are O
not tolerated 10 leeCh upon the pub y
lie tJ
To those who have seen anything W
aside from the most provincial and e.,
antiquated journalism, il is suffl-
rient evidence that such men have sl
not been and never viii De success III
nj in foiStinE their absurd abuse ey
Fs,Vsa ' l4r -.F Fr# H.
hundred people, some of whom read if
,ut of curiosity, some through a de-
ire 10 criticise and all perhaps in 81
he narrow confines Of the district on
where he circulates notice him as III,
hey would any other ill-eqUipped on
nimal. as a monStrosity among the vi.
aw saddest examples OF what jour wi
alism must tolerate from the most tn,
espisable and thoughtless OF its
blowers
Just at this time there are irriga- III
on enterprises which are being ad- ra
anced for the reclamation Of land -,
! Weld county. Investigation thus ur
IT has failed to reveal that there is a,
nything unlawful or unfair in the al
ork which has been done. If the ~,
)rporation pushing these enter -
rises is not just to the people and ~,
} the district being reclaimed. let a -.
violence be produced and let them -.
'e sent to the penitentiary. but II -
here is no evidence to warrant this.
hen there can be no just motive for l'
le mud singing which is being done ~.
the dark by certain men who
emselVes have foisted fake
hemes upon the public until their 90,
imes provoke nothing more serious So,
an a smile, and who give vent to
cir spleen, hiding behind sub
iized sheet and speaking there
rough; while the hireling sets up ins
q type and allows his own shame wi
IS name to stand for what has been H.
id by his masters Su
The Greeley tribune., 1910-05-05
CASE IN CENTER OF
Ml(H INIEEESI uIRI,

The case Is one which has excited
the greatest interest among the peo-
pie or we'd county and the outcome
VIII be watched with much concern.
The complaint was filed some time
ago. r.. f.. and l.. A. Merritt with
drew their names as parties to the
compliant 1t Is alleged In the com
pant mat the Greeley-Poudrc com
pany exists without the consent of a
majority OF the land holders of the
tAstrict 1t is asked that the direc-
b"rs OF the company be ousted and IL
Is claimed that, legally, the Greeley
Poudre company does not exist and
never has existed
The Greeley tribune., 1910-05-05
kcrscy Has ~ W. G. r. L..

Kersey' May IT Through The ef-
forts or Mrs. Hartford, district or
gahizer. local w. c. T. q. was or
ganized here last night and the fol-
Io~'hg women named az officers
M~. Il. a. Flint. president; Mrs
Frank Crippen. corresponding sccre-
AV' Mrs, g. w. Racer. recording
sssretay; Mrs. Sidney Lane. trons,
1rer. Mrs. Hartford spoke at the
nsrrey church morning and evening
a00 at Bethel in tho afternoon
The Greeley tribune., 1910-05-05

% Misses Alice Glazier and gIo,en
az entertained with a Nav 5ay
party saturday afternoon. Tho ,arty u
mas d celebration of the fourontb
" e'i oaiot ,huay OF the two girls and as also
" ',o eeaepratlon Of the finished work in
tnr @ n"'sS MS both win next yenr on
ns W INV tne nlsh school. The FIRST part
o,,o ~ ane afternoon was spent AT % ,he
,, m,aHier nome whore games ,,aro
p1aStu ,ha ana later the guests wont to
nmu nome OF Helen Page where thav
w., moahu the May pole. DAINTY ninI @
anu anu whlte refreshments were .on,aS pnnd
all ali " rty merry time was enjoyed nv
an. @ mere were thirty guests nras a..
The Greeley tribune., 1910-05-05

during the summer and ,oo,
his land interests, as is HS JO''
custom. He LETT at once for % :,
on receipt of the Telegram NJ. ~
on and the children also ar@
toned to spend the sumner l
home in Eaton and vera y
come to Colorado as Soon \
schools closed for the yegr
The Greeley tribune., 1910-05-05
Windsor Cluh E,,o,,.,.

Windsor. May 2-Ni.s
kawin was hostess To- the mI
of the X. j. h. club Saturi,l
noon. The .membershIp Of n
is made up Of high school al
young women spend the houl
over to the club meeting NJ
converse, music and game,
The Greeley tribune., 1910-05-05

That splendid Indiana democrat.
Hon John w Kern has been uomi-
mated by the democratic state con-
yention for United States senator
Here again is a striking Illustration
OF the virtue OF permitting the peo-
pie TO nominate their senatorial can
didates. In Indiana Tom Taggart.
former national democratic chair
man, has had almost undisputed
control OF that party TO the extent
that he was rightly termed '"boss''
and the boss combination was deter
mined 70 wreck Kern He was too
honest to clean and altogether pa
rriotIc citizen to best serve the ends
of the gang but the people have
caught the western idea and have
taken the nomination away from the
senatorial caucus
The Greeley tribune., 1910-05-05
Game on

kersey May Owing to 1
weather the game between
VILE and kersey was postponJ
June g. The platteyi!le teI
rived in kersey yesterlay \
storm made playing an impoJ
The kersey team will 20 ID
next Sunday.
The Greeley tribune., 1910-05-05

Funeral services for Ascha Wat
ers, the wife Of ), X Waters are
conducted Sunday afternoon a, The
Macy undertaking parlors a Den-
yer minister had charge of the ser-
vices. Mrs. Waters was a rosflent.
OF Greeley for many years Tor
death occurred at Vancouver V.sh
a week ago.
The Greeley tribune., 1910-05-05

Members of the Delta Ps' frater-
nifty gave dance at the Camheld
hall Friday evening, In spite OF the
inclement weather there was a iarge
crowd in attendance. Music vas
furnished by Stewards orch stra
and punch was served during the
evening.
The Greeley tribune., 1910-05-05

J. l.. Brush rturned this mofning
from Fort Collins, where he Waer to
attend the laying OF the corner srone
of the new Guggenheim building
which will be devoted to the dnpes-
tic science work. Dr. Y. X sr der
and G.. NJ. Houston Of Grecley a ere
also present in Fort Collins 10 a-,snd
the ceremonies of the corner one
laying.
The Greeley tribune., 1910-05-05
News Notes
of Weld County
Eairplay District

Denver to spend the summer. Peter
Balmer has taken their place for the
remainder of the season.
Mrs. c. II. Frye and Mrs. w H.
Kerr spent Thursday at the w. j,
Henderson ranch.
The Greeley tribune., 1910-05-05

Mrs. Harry Thayer and Il
OF Colorado Springs
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Il. X. Tha.
The older daughter has been
Greeley several weeks visiting
arAnduarents
The Greeley tribune., 1910-05-05

Mrs. J. w Ramsay returned E'ri-
day evening from Fort LINTON,
where she has been visiting her
mother. Mrs. NJ. b. Knowles Mrs.
Knowles. who has been sun ing
from n broken hip for the las wo
months. is improving and is
hoped that she may be able 10 ak
again
The Greeley tribune., 1910-05-05

MIR. and Mrs. H. Kroeger OF Vort
Lupton were in Greeley Friday a a
business trip. Mr.. and Mrs. kra. ger
live on ranch near Fort LuptOr md
devote their spare time to using
fruit. They say the crop oi rlms
and early cherries in that vicinity
VIII be a failure but the prospect, are
good for late cherries and apr'as.
The Greeley tribune., 1910-05-05

tuberculosis, It's Prevention and
Cure, " was the topic discussed In
day evening at the Congroerf;. nal
church DR. II f Graham prss.iaJ
at the evening service and tvo anIi
prepared papers on the subject oare
gwen by DR.. w II Shields and Dr
G. A Ringle. ~
The Greeley tribune., 1910-05-05

{, H. Wolfe went to Denver s,rur-
uay ana VIII return this c..ring
WIN WIN Mrs Wolfe and Raymond yho
mas mas peen IN st Anthony's baspitnl
ior the last three weeks. Ra,Iand
- recovering nicely from his ranent
operation and after spending Few
weeks IN wheeled chair win he
able to walk. NC
The Greeley tribune., 1910-05-05

John Willus of Higginsyille. u
is in Greeley on business. Mr.. W
lus is from the former home OF J.
Harrison an dthe two were well &
quainted during their school de
with DR.. Hyde. who is being tried
Kansas City for the murder OF \
SWOpe
The Greeley tribune., 1910-05-05

Mr.. and Mrs. S. a Corey. y
live near Longmont. were in Gr
ley Friday on business trip. II
live on a ranch in the extreme We
ern part of Weld county and s
that rain is badly needed for 7
crnns in that section.
The Greeley tribune., 1910-05-05

+. NJ. Cook returned Friday ah
noon from Idaho springs. where
has been taking the baths for rheb
atism After overseeing the VI
on his ranch for few days Mr.. ca
expects to return to Idaho SPRING.
The Greeley tribune., 1910-05-05

Mrs James Miller was in Or
lev Friday ON her way to her ~
IN Tjmuath from Eaton. where 5
had been visiting her son. Whik
Greeley she was the guest of ]
mother Mrs. David Brockway,
The Greeley tribune., 1910-05-05

Miss Roxye Adams, who is teach
ing in Denver, spent the week end
with her parents. Mr.. and Mrs o.
II. Adams, and returned to Denver
Sunday evening.
The Greeley tribune., 1910-05-05
LaSalIc ncnrnnrntlnn Z

Incorporation papers for 4
OF LaSalle We're filed with ~
clerk and recorder this marni
The Greeley tribune., 1910-05-05

Mrs. w. f. Sterling and :
went to Denver today and will 4
from there to Routt county. whs
they will make their home.
Sterling LETT for Routt county q
eral weeks ago They have ~,
here for ten years.
The Greeley tribune., 1910-05-05

Mrs. & y Vroman. who has 4
visiting her daughter Mrs.
Aronsou. for the last eight wt
ler Friday for Eearney, Neb.. WI
She viii visit before going to
home i'm Aurora
The Greeley tribune., 1910-05-05

n F nm. travelling past
assrf frr the Union Pacific.
Greeley Friday
The Greeley tribune., 1910-05-05

Miss Helen Davis went to or
rrilay evening for a few days IT,
The Greeley tribune., 1910-05-05

c Shearer, the ID. a Il. CT
cling passenger agent was ihF
ley Friday 4
The Greeley tribune., 1910-05-05

R1sar Wilson of the Plat
district went 20 Denver Friday y
few igys stay,
The Greeley tribune., 1910-05-05

Mrs $. S Poe OF Ault WI he
cprsf of Miss May Wyman .Frtv
The Greeley tribune., 1910-05-05

Mrs Amy Mouyhau and twof ai
Iaft Friday for their home in
erridEe after a visit with her a
erts. Mr. and Mrs Pitts Smitp
The Greeley tribune., 1910-05-05

Mrs Lynn Carrel and son. u
returned Friday afternoon
Mont, Vista. where she has
visiting the last month with
John Kerr
The Greeley tribune., 1910-05-05

Marriage license was grantee
morning TO w. y. Barlow. age
and Gertrude Cunningham, ago
The Greeley tribune., 1910-05-05

Mrs. Il. A. wilkins Of Aul9 sn
Friday in Greeley 4
The L'Anse sentinel., 1910-08-06
MONUMENTS FOR M0NARCHs
Most Famous Ones Of Any Age Arc
the Pyramids Of
Egypt.

When kings are buried all the re-
sources of labor and art are often ex-
hausted to provide fit resting place
for their remains. The very name
"mausoleum" is derived from the tomb
Of Mausolus, erected SO long ago as
353 B. C. This tomb had basement
G5 feet high, a colonnade % feet high
and over that pyramid. On the apex
Of the pyramid stood colossal group
of the deceased king and his wife, the
statuary being IA feet in height. Lon
don Tit-Bits says In this country the
most famous mausoleum is, of course,
the one at Frogmore, near Windsor,
where rest the remains of the prince
consort and Queen Victoria.
The pyramids are the most famous
royal monuments of any age. One Of
the best known of these was originally
higher than st. Paurs cathedral and
had an area about the size Of Lincoln's
Inn Fields. The Egyptian monarchs
amused themselves during their life
time in building these splendid re-
ceptacles for their dead and embalmed
bodies. The longer the life of the
king, the greater the pyramid which
was to perpetuate his memory. One
hundred thousand men are said to
have been employed for 30 years in
the construction of one of these mag
nificent monuments to the great dead.
Obelisks, like Cleopatra's needle, on
the embankment, were also used In
Egypt to draw attention to the bury
ing places of great potentates. In our
own country Stonehenge is held by
competent authorities to be the monu-
ment Of ancient British kings.
In India. at Agra, Is the gorgeous
Tai Mahal, a mausoleum built by EN-
peror Shah Jehan for himself and his
favorite wife. Twenty thousand men
were continuously employed on 1t for
20 years. 1t is exceedingly beautiful.
There Is much rich mosaic work in
the interior, and the principal parts
of the building are Of white marble.
The mausoleum itself is IN the center.
surmounted by a dome, while at the
corners are four minarets, each 1873
feet high.