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The Greeley tribune., 1910-02-10
ISSUED IN
FAMOUS ARMSTRONG CASE

Dispositions have been issued In
the case of the will of Samuel Arm
strong, which comes in the district
court, on Harriet Knapp. mother of
Nettie X. Knapp. who was left the
entire estate of Armstrong in his Will
and on Marie Hixby. a nurse. This
means that written questions ano
answers will be given and take from
these two women at their homes In
Chicago and that they Will then be
presented to the court here AS oral
evidence.
The Armstrong case comes up here
on February 25. with Attorneys JOS
eph c. Ewing and Charles Tew for
Nettie Knapp and II. r.. Churchill
of Greeley and A. f. Gammage o.
Chicago for Belle Sammis, daugh-
ter of Armstrong, who is contestinf
the will.
Tho case was one of the most sen
sational which ever came up before
a Weld county court. Samuel Arm
strong died in Illinois two years as'
last May. He left his entire estate o.
about 100000 to n niece, Ncttie
Knapp. When the will was filed Tor
probate Mrs. Belle Sammis. n daugh-
ter of Armstrong. born in 1850, turn
ed up and contested the viii
The case was taken to the county
court and was appealed thence to
the district court.
The Greeley tribune., 1910-02-10
Collins District

W X Bowe and family moved
to Ault Wednesday
Mr.. and Mrs. b. Lair were Eaton
visitors one day last week.
Mrs. Allan visited Mrs r. G.
Johnston the first OF the week
Mrs. August Johnson, from near
Ault, spent Tuesday with Mrs. AL
fred Nelson.
c. w. Benton OF Lucerne expects
to move on his fam in this district
this spring
Miss Crow OF Pierce was the guest
| or Miss Florence Johnston Friday
and Saturday.
Potatoes have been marketed quite
freely from this part of the country
the past week.
| Miss Grace Moore enjoyed a visit
from her friend, Miss Cora Owens
of Eaton, last week.
Mrs. R. i. Elder, who recently nm.
derwent an operation in Denver. was
Well enough to return home Tues.
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Davidson ot
Greeley spent the first part of last
week with their uncle, F. s. Mondt
and family.
The meeting of the literary so
clety was well attended Friday even
ing, an interesting musical and lit
erary nrosram being given. followe.
by debate on the following cues
ton Resolved, That spiritous II
quors have caused more harm tba,
eooa 10 our nation" The judge
decided IN favor of the affirmative
The society Will give a box socia
saturday evesing, February II. t,
winch all are cordially invited
The Greeley tribune., 1910-02-10
Sugar Trust Raises Pric

Denver. Feb. Sugar beet g-nw-
ers of the Arkansas valley haV 5een
notified by the trust and indepk lent
factories OF new scale of p4 os to
be paid them for beets In l,l0,
which. generally. amounts to in
crease of nearly so cents a td and
is the highest price ever o6e& Tor
heets in that section of the 8 3aa
Back of this announcements a
victory for the farmers. att blged
TO quiet. concentrated work. tcJer-
ing a period of some years, of nee
the abolition OF the original a. in
favor of the unsatisfactory blding
scale. although the factories the
high market price for sugar bibles
them TO give the rasse This -ob-
ably true, too, but it is also -,.in
that the farmers did not II b he
scale which has been prevailiqR md
that there was danger of graa de-
terioration in the industry. i
| II is equally certain that III xew
scale means wonderful ~ III IN
/ interest and a correspond in
creased output. The comm ear is
likely To be a recordbreake u point
I of production throughout iba state
In other words, the compln es ap-
parently do not wish to tigua in the
| light OF having receded from their
attitude. but having done 50. 10 prob
/ ably means tremendous mnetus
to the most important agr.ulturai
industry that this state boas'y The
constant cry of the compaua, is for
/ higher grade beets, and they aimed
that the scale which is n0g being
abolished in favor of the new one.
wa sdesigned to increase the suRar
content. The farmers, on the other
hand, declared they were unable to
make enough money under he old
sliding scale to justify coa,nuins
the effort.
The industry in the Arkaa.as val
ley represents n fixed invegfmant by
the independents at Holly aud Swink
and by the trust of millions II dol
lars. When conditions are rIgbt and
crops large, they pay out mil,ions
to the farmers and to factory en-
ployes.
II is understood that tho usu, scale
does not affect the northern p,rt of
the state, where the Great Was,ern
company operates. as il ha. Hat
rate of IS to $3.50 per ton vei,ber
does it affect the independent fac.
tory at Sugar City, where The fat
rate prevails.
In the northern field Tho ATE is
- per toh' without reiercn,e O sug-
ar content and this scale IS aid to
be unsatisfactory to many n the
gtUWers
At Grand Junction where ne rae
tory IS owned by Coluraar srr,nes
The Greeley tribune., 1910-02-10
laSalle

Mrs lydia Welsh spent the week
end at home.
Mrs Varney is visiting friends in
Denver this week.
The w. Z. T. L. will meet at Mrs
Jim Beauie's on Friday next.
Cecil Dodds went to Denver We'd
nesday on business for the hotel
MI Norton has rented the place
!armed by Alex Deere last year
The ladies aid society met at the
home of Mrs John Laughlin Friday.
RAY Laughlin returned quite un-
.eXpectedly Monday night from Cali
fornia
, Mrs. Katie Welsh-Reeves leaves
| for Bennet Saturday after a month,
visit with her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs Roy Reeves have re.
turned 10 their home at Boise. Idaho
where Mr. Reeves is manager OF the
telephone company.
Zach Reynolds, the trapper ha.
gone back to his cabin above Boul.
der and SAYS that warm weather will
soon be here and that he thinks We
VIII have no more severe storms.
The Greeley tribune., 1910-02-10
,eople. who also operate factories in

people. who also operate factories In
Kansas, SIS rate prevails.
The announcement of the new
scale came from Holly. where the
headquarters OF the independent fac
tories OF Holly and Swink are loca. led,
and from the headquarters of the
American company at Rocky Ford
at the same time, indicating that II
is the result of an agreement be-
tween them.
Under the scale which has pre-
vailed, the farmer had to raise beets
for l2 per cent sugar or better to
get $3.50 per ton, while under the
new arrangements the minimum for
beets testing that much and up to
l4.9 per cent. will be IS per ton.
For beets containing Is per cent
sugar. and not more than 15.9, So 3
per ton will be paid, and beets test
ing Is per cent sugar and not more
than 90. $3.50 per ton. Beets test
ing II per cent and not more than
17.9 will be bought at $5.75, and
for Is and not more than 1873. SO.
Twenty-Five cents additional will
be paid for each per cent OF sugar
above the latter figure.
The Greeley tribune., 1910-02-10
COVERED WAGON PASSING
Is CAUSE OF RUNAWAY

+ Thrown from the carriage in !.
" which they were driving when !:
= their horse ran away on Elev- !.
:. enth avenue Friday. Miss An :.
= ME Elmore of Paxico, Kan, :.
= was seriously injured and her :.
= friend. Miss Alice Haller OF AL :.
!: ma, Kan. was painfully bruis- :.
:. ed and suffered much from the =.
X shock. :.
!: Miss Elmore is stopping at =.
= the home OF c. l.. Davis. 1922 :.
:. Ninth street. and Miss Haller is :.
: visiting J. +. Frye at 1913 :.
:. Fourth street Miss Elmores :.
:. injuries are serious. She suf- :.
:: fered broken collarbone, :.
= dislocated shoulder and possi- :.
= BILE internal injuries. :.
+ + + !. + + \ !. !. :. !: + :. :. :. = :.
The runaway was caused by the
frightening of the horse when COW
cred wagon passed by. The young
women were driving along Eleventh
avenue near Fourth street. AS the
covered wagon passed by the animal
dashed forward, kicking and leap
ing.
Miss Haller leaned over Miss I'll.
more To get out of the way of the
flying heels OF the horse when the
equipage suddenly lunged to the LETT
of the road. hurled Miss Haller to
the rond.
The frightened animal plunged on
up on the sidewalk and into the
trees. The wheel of the carriage
was torn OF when it came in con
tact with large tree in the front
of the home OF ID. S. Healthier. sos
Eleventh avenue, and Miss Gilmore
was thrown with great force from
the carriage and against "a tree.
The horse, with the wrecked car
rage clinging to him, raced on down
to Third street. where he was cap
tured. The two young women were
taken to the home of u. 5 Healthier
where physicians were summoned
and they were then removed to the
homes where they are visiting.
The Greeley tribune., 1910-02-10
plattcVtlls.

nr / F.. Dawson spent pa|t 'ast
week in Denver.
George Terry and wife speS sat
Hrdn IN Denver.
Mrs GUY MCsher spent Z s'""s
r Denver shopping.
Mrs George Suider has cu on
|na sick list this week.
Herbert nouniss, son OF ~, pen-
Miss is quite i'll OF pneumonq
Miss May DeslardIns TO
|Dauvrr Friday evening to vi bomt
.o.Es.
Mrs George Hodson =, u
. Boulder saturday morning Il few
days visit
| Miss c Corbett OF VintoJ ao IL
|b,re visiting her sister. Mrd w
Long aud family.
Nrs Warren Hammitt and uugh'
|rrr Eunlge we're passengers tree
Ilr Thursday afternoon.
Rev Hartman and family Mead
visited Mr. and Mrs, Ahrenk Iues-
.day inrse families were NJ hbors
[ in Goodgll Ia,
Mr. and Mrs. George Hold p and
Mr. and Mrs william McCon p,she!
attended the celebration give ), the
new town of Milliken Thursd
Melvin Madden, who has b ris-
ting his sister Mrs. Ahrenfi1l Tor
the past month, returned his
home in Goldhcld. Colo, the st o
the week
The Epworth League OF tht " T.
church gaze 'Christy's Old pgNn'
in story and song at the chuIt Fri
day evening. Feb. 4. 1t pr 1'si n
delightful entertainment ink very
respect, being high-class SCI dion.
Each part was well rendered{
Mr.. and Mrs. Steve Reev1s left
here Friday morning for Apuo ohkin
y. Y, their iuture home. Mrs
Reeves is a daughter of A. ID Lewis
and has always lived here. Mr.
Reeves has been here for ot VIC
years and Ike his wife has host
,f friends who wish them N in
heir new home.
The Greeley tribune., 1910-02-10
Giant Gable to Luccrne

Greeley's new telephone building
the latest schemes decided upon by
the company Is the running OF ca
BILE to Lucerne. which is to cost
5000 mile to install and which
will run wires to various farm houses
in the northern part OF the county.
At Lucerne the cable will branch and
wires will he run to Eaton, to Ault
and to Windsor.
The new building is located at
Tenth avenue and Tenth street and
Is to cost $4,000. Sixteen carloads
of conduit have arrived for the plac-
ing OF more than two miles of the
wires of the company underground.
The building will be ready so that
the equipment men Will be able to
so in on April / The equipment in
the building IS TO cost $4,000. The
underground wiring and aerial plant
l. to be installed at a cost OF 100000,
making the total amount which the
company is to spend in Greeley and
Weld county $4,000 for new equip
ment
II is not probable that the opera
tors will be in the building before
the latter part OF the summer. though
work is being pushed on the build
ing rs rapidly as possible.
The installment work which is TO
be done means employment for hun
dreds OF men and the beautifying OF
the city of Greeley. not alone by the
addition of another pleasing struc-
ture to the town, but the doing away
with unsightly telephone poles in
certain residence portions OF the
city.
The Greeley tribune., 1910-02-10
GREELEY RELIEF SOCIETY
Is GOING TO HELP SONiE

According to information which
has been received by the Greeley Re-
lief association. there are many of
the dry farmers in Weld county who
are In need of assistance in the way
OF clothing, and Mrs Josephine
Cheeseman has made careful sur
vey of the entire field as president
OF the Greeley organization.
Aid will be asked of Greeley IN
the near future by the relief society
for the alleyiation of the suffering
OF the destitute people in this county.
Petitions for aid have come to Mrs.
Cheeseman with great frequency OF
late. and soon active work will be
started TO get the things required In
this city.
The Greeley Relief society has
been called upon many times since
It's creation to do charitable work
about the city and much good has
already been accomplished by the
organization.
Ihe Officers of the organization
are kept constantly busy In looking
up reports OF supposed needy about
the city. Much money has been ex-
pended and clothing and other n,ces-
stiles have been distributed among
Greeley's poor within the past two
months by the Greeley Relief society.
The Greeley tribune., 1910-02-10

f.. \ Kelley Belyidere. H., writes
us Il am an eN-engineer with -
years active service 10 my credit,
About three years ago my kidneys
were affected SO that | had to give
up my engine. First | was troubled
with severe. aching pain over the
hips Then followed Inflammation
of the bladder. and specks appeared
before my eyes A sample OF Foley $
Kidney Pills that | tried so benefited
me that ! bought more. | continued
to take them until now l can safely
testify they have made me sound
and well man Sold by all drug
giSts.
The Greeley tribune., 1910-02-10
Stockholders Meeting

Notice Is hereby given that the an
huai meeting of the stockholders of
me seven Lakes Reservoir company
WIN pe heid at the secretary's office,
oZZ Ninth street, Greeley, Colo, Fri
day' February II. 1910, at the hour
OF O'Clock p. m. for the election
OF board of directors for the en-.
suing year, levying an assessment
ana Tor the transaction of such other
business as may properly come be-
fore said meeting.
HARRY l.. DOWELL, Sec.
greeley, Colo, Jan. 81, 1910.
The Greeley tribune., 1910-02-10
VERIFY 1T
me Proof Is In Greeley. Almost at
Your Door

The public statement of a Greeley
citizen is in itself strong proof for
Greeley people, but confirmation
strengthens the evidence.
Here is Greeley citizen who tes-
tined years ago that Doan's Kidney
Pills relieved sick kidneys and now
states the cure was permanent. Can
any sufferer from kidney ills ask bet-
ter proof? You can investigate. The
ease is right at home.
Mrs. Henry Sheath. 429 Ninth
street. Greeley. Colo, says: NV
daughter began to have trouble from
her kidneys when she was four years
Of age. She complained a great deal
of backache and at times her hands
and feet would swell as though she
we're afflicted with dropsy. She had
but little control over the kidney
secretions and was in a bad wav
One day | read about Doan's Kidne,
Pills and they were so highly spoker
OF that | procured box at the Gil
bert drug store. They gave m,
daughter prompt relief and improved
ago another one of my children wa,
taken with weakness of the kid
neys and the complaint finally be
came so bad that | had to keep hel
home from school | again uset
Doans Kidney Pills and they brough
prompt relief"
Mrs. Sheath gave the above state
nent in September, 1906, and or
January 23, 1909. she added: an,
ehildren have had practically no trou
Bile since Doan's Kidney Pills curet
them. am glad to give this rem
edy all the praise 1t deserves"
For sale by all dealers. Price So
cents. Foster Milburn Co, Buffalo
New York. sole agents for the United
States.
Remember the name--Doan's--
- take 10 other.
The Greeley tribune., 1910-02-10
s,.o ,mcs and Raw Lungs

Most people know the iee.inE, ''. D,
me miserable state OF III hg'.ln IN. u
lrJfrat,s Am people should know
rhat F1leys Honey and IaH , 1a.
rrs3fssr thr,at and lung remedy VII.
5uickly cure the soreness and eoa-" -.
I0d restore a normal condition, as. As,
.or Fcleys Honey and Tar, sold %!
1U druggists.
The Greeley tribune., 1910-02-10
Fort Luptun

n p Young OF Denver was " ''
cent Fort lupton visitor ,,, A,
Tbs ladies aid society Of tnJ n,r W..
u church gave d supper a' '"'' "''
" Izf laIl this week, ,..,,4anrr
parE Glenn OF the independent ,,,-
district has returned 1.sy'
months. visit In California.
The Greeley tribune., 1910-02-10
IiIi'BI, DRAW

Miss Mary Pfan is dangerously
nj
Mrs. Schrode and son, WIN, are
visiting in Greeley.
There is mild epidemic OF meas
les in the Wentz school Blair
Leroy and Harold Mayer are among
the children who are reported very
Ill frfom the disease.
Joe Newrauter. who for several
years has hauled the cream from
the Beebe Draw station to LaSalle.
has resigned his position ard his
paace has been taken by John
Humphrey
The Greeley tribune., 1910-02-10

A few minutes delay in treating
some cases of Group. even the length
of time it takes to go for doctor
often proves dangerous. The safest
way is to keep Chamberlain Cough
Remedy in the house, and at the first
indication OF Group give the child a
dose. Pleasant to take and always
cures. Sold by all dealers.
The Greeley tribune., 1910-02-10
NOTICE OF FINAL 4
~ A \ u De 7 ERNI|
HElRShlP.

No, ~ |
In the matter ni the ~
Senior deceased.
Notice is hereby n
Monday the gIst d,yl
A D. 1910, at the I'd
OF said day, the sane u
regular days OF the JallI
County Court OF We'd
State OF Colorado. |. Aid
Administrator OF said N
before the Judge Of s,id |
my final settlements. u
tor. pray the approval d
Will then ask TO be dlsd
Administrator. At whiei
any person in Interest
present objections tod
there be,
And further notice "a
at said time and piis
receive and hear prod
heirs of said 0ecea~.
verified petition OF
claimant, as heirat
heretofore filed "a
luaicial ascertainNA
tian %, the heirshl,t
from whi.h 10 aupei,
Senior and JrHnuel,ss n
said deceased j,
Now. therefore iny yis
are or Who claim ws
said Ayah c, -enlef, i'ca
required To or and y
ab de the dpierminiaal
thereon, cIl
Dated at Greeley ~
day OF January A. d. ~
WlNFREn H.M
Administrator ui The ~
Senier. dec a'ed-
Chas + s9ai's1
First Publication 10
January 20. 1910, ias' "s
AIRY IL. 1910.
The Greeley tribune., 1910-02-10
IN THE C0uyTid
40 l.'s |

state ol Colorado Vn
of Denver, 50 -. ~
In the matter Of TIE
O'liara, deceased
Notice IS hereby gi1.n
signed, John II Il d1'n,',
,hs III. estate Of John J. ~ =
Viii sell at private -. 'I.lss
day. at the front doo' ~ ~
oou., o,,rs,,ant to the order -,
BOUNTY Court Of the ..,l., e'u
Denver Denver. for the PlIp'ess PI'. 4
debts. claims and COSY, .s,"
oi ot said estate, the .ll,n.,, lI,.,
lands and prrnis 'n1 i'aIo,s
Of Weld and state ... c, q N ~ 4
Allthat portion o, !, nj nin
ter OF section tNeno ii
Two lgI, north OF rahs.s IN
principal meridian. n..;Sst sJ
and NJ Rall"nys a~rspdt
With anyand al water ai,,r,o,ia ayi
,omg,nHi 10 In.rnis as reserved y
Lidhn h,nu o'tisrl, q LecoS .l,,,
Jorn nere Si ! weld County 'SS N,
paIbe ba, I the term, pfl a, s',
s,ia "ar are as follows; ,ns
snid snid Il i'r less than tns IN,
sS"rcot. sS,T Wit ion,'sseIp ,inl ,lsI
eight dollars II 6s psldy
undG1,blf uunncdnG1,bInasss asa.1:.i. ,..s' n n
paid 6y tno 5a nsa5gnl,,,gIyed':,|
sspbail spg he traa and cle''"
or orencumur1n'e'' c,,or,s
Dated. Denver
1910. ,,uN n. Rbp..J
ions d E''as|
oh'ra r. ~ roSNO&W W
First pup.,,,att,o.9a p..s,t .a,i Ipan|
January ~, l''''
AIRY l., 1910
The Greeley tribune., 1910-02-10
Notice of NIj'Icpnl d.

The understand, + !
,olpted adnin.s' .s''Il,tte l,te \
or of Orlando Gl9rN' s,nte 'gt |
Of weld In the s,,q: \
deceased hcreD,y, w. tht
win appear 9eIo,5 I,ongpy 1
Of said weld ,,s cum in al
h, house in GreeIgs,s d
Monday the strc' ,Eo 'hopi!
A D. 1910 al ,,y. 1r, At v
n. m. oI ,.ayine claim
ps,a,a perSo.'2 Are notified lno;e aa' !
es,ar1 'a.,ard for the put n pei
same adjust'"',, ',,te ste
make immediate :,
derslgned croeIeN y
pated at T'a,uunary, \
nth day o, ,,,fIEL ,drsL h .
A'"ia''di,, landss !, ,Gis1iS ss Z 1is,T 1TirTa;
rlSs, ga'f'i fp'aie!,''ssst''1' pub. g. 1',!G;
tion. Februa''
The Greeley tribune., 1910-02-10

kersey Feb I'D. NJ. DeCamp
has resigned his position as CITY
treasurer and T. Truhart has been
appointed in his place. Mr.. De-
camp was formerly cashier OF the
kersey bank, but has resigned and
Will go to Denver soon.
The Greeley tribune., 1910-02-10

Rev. Clark Bower. state Sunday
school evangelist of the Christian
church. was in Greeley Monday. Rev.
0r. Bower will visit Ault and nearby
towns this week and will be in Gree
ley next Sunday.
The Greeley tribune., 1910-02-10
The Condor Mercantile
Company
NEWS NOTES OF
WELD COUNTY
The Delta

George Reid made O business trip
to Torrington, Wyo, the first ot this
week
Mr. and Mrs H. " Bous and
daughter. Barbara have all been iIl
Nth the grip this week
Miss Allie Archibald came MP
from KerSey last night 10 spend the
week end with her parents
Mrs. 5. Archibald and Mrs Thomas
Foley spent Tuesday visiting the
Kersey schools. where Miss Allie Ar
chibald is teaching
Ed. Houston, tieldman for the
sugar company has rented Mrs
Isabelle ChurchilIs hye acre tract
and will farm there this year
VIM. Paterson. who has been
living on the Vose place will have a
sale Of household goods Feb. 23
and move to town with his family
The Archobalds viii entertain at
Sunday dinner Mr. aud Mrs. John
Thompson and family of Greeley and
Mr.. and Mrs. T A. Foley and family.
The Greeley tribune., 1910-02-10
FALLS FROM IoRy

Several Stitches yrxI
ms a Rssl
Failing from the y
was playing and M
on the ice, Jordan So1
OLD son of MIR. and un]
was quite badly Inju
evening.
The accident happssI
of Mr. and Mrs. S,nl
street, about 5 ocleI]
ing.
The lad was pitts|
profusely IRON a cu ?
eye. 1t was necesapI
eral stitches in the N
is recovering nicelr
results are anticipaia
The Greeley tribune., 1910-02-10

Miss Lucy Huskey went to Boyd's
Spur Saturday evening to spend
Sunday with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. J. T. Huskey.
The Greeley tribune., 1910-02-10

w C. Davis, who
the last two months \
Fairbury Neb., vhsp|
his parents.
The Greeley tribune., 1910-02-10

LaGrippe pains that pervade the
entire system. LaGrippe coughs that
rack and strain. are quickly cured
by Foley's Honey and Tar. is mild
" laxative, safe and certain in re-
suits Sold by all druggists
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1910-02-11
JIM AND JACK.

When Jack lay dead, Jim never came
To look at him or shed tear;
A wreath o. roses bore his name,
But Jim himself did not come near.
It'd like to member him." ne said,
''The way he wuz at fifty-fve,
An all tn good things / can say
/ told him when he wuz alive.
''It amt no use for me T. go
An praise his good deeds far an near,
Let them do that as didn't show
Their love for him when he wuz here.
1t amt for me to stand around,
An prate about bis virtues good,
What can say said to him
When be wuz here an understood.
"It wouldn't seem jes' right fer me
To stand talking by his bier,
An gaze on eyes that cannot see,
An speak the things he cannot hear.
He understood afore he went
TIL way I'd feel when he wuz dead,
An 1 am happy in tn thought
That while he lived my praise wuz
said" Detroit Free Press.