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The Greeley tribune., 1910-04-28
YOUNG WOMAN WANTS \
HUSBAND FROM WELD

There is a young woman An Der-
yer, one who is believed to be writ
ing in perfect good faith" as she
herself SAYS. who desires to get mar
ried. and for that reason she has
written to the Tribune, asking that
some eligible bachelor here write to
her. with view to acQualntancesh1p
and marriage Be it known that the
Tribune is not operating matrimoh-
ial agency. but the writer OF the let
ter is apparently sincere and lnves-
risation which has been made proves
that the letter comes in apparent
good faith, and hence it is up to
some Weld county bachelor to do the
rest.
The letter reads in part: II was
born on stock ranch. my rather
who is not now living. was cattle
man. and both my brother ana
mother lived on the ranch many
Years after, finally coming to Denver.
| am very fond of country life ana
of horses and cattle. am domestic
and do not care for the society OF
most of the young men whom meet
in the city.
"The ma iority of them seem only
TO care for a girl who likes to dance
and go to places of amusement ana
spend all their spare cash in that
way. When girl feels that she
would like to marry and nave
home and family of her own, these
are not the kind of men she looks
to. if she is sensible, for the realiza-
tion of her wish. Are there not some
nice bachelors on your SUBSCRIPTION
list to whom you would hand TINS
letter. from when you could request
n reply to it. | am sure there must
/ be many eligible men among your
ocuuaintances. ! am well aware.th
this step on my part is not strlc'iN
proper. according to ordinary rules
| but | don't look upon 1t as wrong.
Il shall feel obliged If you VIII LEI
me hear from YOU soon ana hop'
vou will pardon my presumption IL
addressing you.
The Tribune withholds the name
and address of the young woman
which may be had by calling at th''
office.
The Greeley tribune., 1910-04-28
N0RDEENS ARE
INVOLVED IN
DIVORCE COURT
Man Is Now in Pcnitcntiary-Joha
Schultz Sues Woman for Divorce
Who Is Alleged to Have De-
serted Him in New York

Because of the fact that her bus-
band is serving term of five wears
In the penitentiary for felony, Eva
Nordeen is suing Louis Nordeen for
divorce in the county court. The suit
was heard on Tuesday. Nordeen was
sent to the penitentiary on statu-
tory charge in which Mrs Nordeen's
adopted daughter was the complain
ing witness.
Nordeen was up for trial in this
city about a month ago. He laid
claim to having been travelling
evangelist but this is said to have
been doubtful.
The Nordeens were married July
20, 1909 in this city. They have no
children.
Another rather unusual divorce
which is to come up in the nounty
rourt is that of Iohan Schultz who is
suing Christiana Schultz on the
grounds of desertion. The Schutzs
were married in the old country and
came to New York where. it is al
legged, she deserted him. Schultz
came on to Greeley and is now bring
ing action for divorce.
The Greeley tribune., 1910-04-28
Teen DEPUTIES LEAVE FOR THE
|RITAN Mine PROPERTY WHICH HAS
STARTED WITH N0N=UNlON LABOR
torrance Swore in Deputies Yesterday ana lhey neN "
For Mine Which Opened Yesterday Others 10 Fo''o"

hi,ity of this that the deputies Were
sworn in and sent to the scene nu,
thus far there has not been ihe leuSl o,,
trouble and II is the nope on '"' the M
thorities that the presence Oh t,o We
danuties in the district will have tue
efrnct of preserving order no
The Puritan mine is S one (, Is "i I"e b",
largest in the district and :, ~ n, me
iieyed that its opening VIII Dc ,nt ,art
ono for the other properties !" ''''
operations in the near future m,re
'' The strike in the Pl, Puritan of nine ,ne
started on April +. the date OF or '%e ,n-
walk out The men asked 10, nrt ,' mis-
crease of three cents ton 9ui ,onno ,m.o
me mine owners refused and h'"'e
'"y rhe Ne mine is owned by n,nor the of rdns ths
Dale Fuel company. Ano.nuI ,i,, v, nrob.
mines of the district which VIII pi"o'
ahlv s'''"e soon open is the Leheigh NINE "d
in tho district.
The Greeley tribune., 1910-04-28
SMOKER GIVEN
by KNIGHTS OF
PYT6IAS IN CITY
Grand Chancellor Was Present and
Addressed Meeting-List Of the
Events Which Delighted
Members Present

One OF the most enjoyable events
of the social season was the affair at
the knights of Pythias hall Monday
when the members of that order met
for the principal purpose of hearing
the address of Grand Chancellor l..
D. Grain OF Fort Collins.
Besides the principal address Of
the evening which was delivered by
Mr.. Grain, H. N. Haynes and Victor
Keyes spoke. There were musical
selections by o. F. Broman on the
piano and DR.. ]. A. DUNCAN on the
tuba.
Following this there was ban
quet and then a smoker which was
variated with a number of athletic
stunts. The affair was one of the
most enjoyable which has ever been
given In this city.
The Greeley tribune., 1910-04-28
ORGANIZATION HAS BEEN
HERE FOR SOME TIME PAST

The organization has been in Gree
ley for some time but has never been
chartered. 1t was at first deemed
proper to accept .he charter at the
banquet but this idea later gave
place to that which has been now
adopted and the banquet will be
held at a later date.
The meeting was held here on
April 18th, the anniversary of the
battles of Lexington and Concord.
h is always the custom for the or
xaaization to hold their meetings
On the anniversary dates of some
one of the main events of revolu-
0onary times.
The Greeley tribune., 1910-04-28

WIFE IS
DETAINED
WIFE OF A GREELEY LABORER
STOPPED AT FRISCO
NOT HAVING NEEDED FUND
Mayor Houston Writes ON 70 Immi-
grafton Authorities Stating Man
Capable of Caring for Wom-
an-Others in Similar
Trouble Here

!. Because his wife landed in I
+ San Francisco without the nec-
/. essary $50 which is the amount
+ required by the United States
+ government before immigrants
/. are allowed 10 come to this :
1. country, H. Kuwano, a Korean,
1. this morning telegraphed the :
1. necessary money to his wife,
i. Teru, who is detained at San
I. Francisco. Mayor Houston had
!. already written a letter to the
!. immigration inspectors to the
!. effect that Kuwano, who has
+ been employed by him was
= thoroughly capable of taking
i. care of his wife. Kuwano's wife
+ arrived in San Francisco from
:: Korea some days ago and has
:. been held up by the immigra-
:. tion authorities ever since that
j. time. Kuwano is employed as
!. a day laborer and is said to be
!. a thrifty fellow.
!. !. !. !. !. !. !: !. + + + + + :: + =
The Greeley tribune., 1910-04-28

purpose of preserving ord
ulllan mine. which lies
mis- side of Longmont,
uIty non-union laborors
~ work Monday. Sher-
ms sworn in fourteen
"" loIt yesterday for the
l'ln mine closed down
l'Is about four weeks ago
Oat time has not been in
uutll yesterday. Another
district Is to be opened
''Ai few days and II is be-
NJ a short time that all
4 VIII he In operation.
l,e several mines in the
All OF them have been
u slncc the strike which
re coal mines OF all the
pert of the state.
%uVcipated for n time that
a he trouble In tho dis
" was to forestall posi-
The Greeley tribune., 1910-04-28
MANY WIVES OF WELD
FOREIGNERS ARE DETAINED

OF late immigrants by way OF San
Francisco to this country. particu-
larly the wives of men already IN
this country, have had all sorts OF
trouble with the immigration in
spectors, due to the lack of know
ledge on the part of the husbands
before bringing their wives here ana
failure on their part to recognize the
need of funds sufficient for them TO
land here.
There have been dozen foreign
ers in the past few months whose
relatives have been detained at vari-
| ous ports through lAck OF FUNDS. re
'ouired to be possessed by the fnd,-
vidual immigrants in assurance that
thew will not be charges on the
country.
The Greeley tribune., 1910-04-28
MODIFY
| oFCoUNTY
rycIyEER WILL CARRY
rT pEl,RINE'S IDEA
|LES BY METHODS
!, Mclls Alwat County and
IWkter ThcrefrOm BY Use
k.ftrical Pu,nps-AleR-
tdyantages Of Me-
| Moi to he Used

s,ng out the ideas OF his :
ar in Affairs on irrigation
(ars to be possible that :
Halsted. son OF Prof. :
Is. G. b. Halsted OF the :
school, will modify irri- :
methods by the intro
lion of electrical pumps
Ellis in place of tho old :
Irrigation ditch. Young :
Slsted came to Greeley
kently upon the death of :
errine of New York, one
most expert engineers in :
Iptry, and son-in-law OF :
ct Roebling, designer of :
klyn bridge. 1t was Mr..
's idea that wells could
upon western farms in
districts such as Weld
and by the use Of cleo
nmps not only save two
Of the cost of irrigation
re more efficient service.
!. ). !. :. = + + r r r r
The Greeley tribune., 1910-04-28
is LET FOR
NEW NORMAL BUILDING

I. Plans of Architect Atkinson I
+ of Colorado Springs will go for !
+ the new training school at the !
+ Stote Normal school, and he !
+ was Yesterday allowed the bid !
+ on the structure for $4,000. 1
+ There were four architects bid
+ ding on the building. two Colo :
+ raAo Springs men and two from :
+ Dthver, of the latter two Ar :
= ch(tect Towers was one. Tow :
I. err had been given the contract :
+ in the first place but after a :
j. conference with Governor Shaf- :
+ roth the board of trustees was :
+ forced to call for other bids in :
+ order to make the building :
+ come within the appropriation I
+ of 100000 set aside by the
+ state legislature for the pur-
+ pose of constructing the build
+ ing
/. :. !, !. :. !. :. :. !. :. !. = :. !. :: =
The Greeley tribune., 1910-04-28
WANT UNIFORM TENT BOOKS
IN ALL COLODARo SCHOOLS

It appears to be probable that the
started by the farmers IN
the vicinity of Mead for the estab-
lfshment of a uniform system o,
text books throughout the state VIII
take hold generally in Weld county
and much favorable comment is ne
ing heard on the subject in greeley
Following is the resolution lateiy
adopted of Mead local No 134 Farm
ors Educational and Cooperative
union OF America:
Resolved. That the Farmers
union No. 1874. of Mead. Colo, aa-
vncate throughout its jurisdiction
aud by it's influence in the press III
vrrious city and county papers the
pstablishment of uniform teNtpooh
or books for the entire school system
OF the state of Colorado.
There is n feeling among many ol
tn5 farmers OF the state that tni,
would be n good thing. 1t is saiu
mat in those districts where tne
rh Ildren have to buy their own books
aud where there is more or less M
grltion that there would be srVa'
eaving of expense to the parents ol
lra adoption of this uniform system
u' text books.
1T is the plan to have the books
uand to be named by the state sup
rr ntendent of public instruction
The Greeley tribune., 1910-04-28
ORGANIZATION
is GRANTED CHATTER

+ Greeley's chapter o. the Sons +
+ OF the American Revolution is !
+ now an active organization and 4
+ at = meeting held in the law !
+ offices of Attorney John T. ::
X Jacobs the other night, they i
+ accepted the charter of their or ::
= der The membership of the ::
!. local organization is about 90. /
= Officers of the organization !:
4. were elected. They are: Col. ::
+ c. A. White, president; ]. T. ::
+ Jacobs, vice-president; Charles ::
+ L.atell, secretary and treasurer; ::
+ Rev. w. A. Phillips, chaplain; ::
!. w b. Patterson. chairman of ::
:. the board of managers; V. E. ::
:. Keyes and DR.. ID. w. Delbridge. ::
I. members of the board of direct ::
+ ors. :.
=. =. =. =. y. =. >.
The Greeley tribune., 1910-04-28
MADE FROM
OEADO PENITENTIARN

Ity April 25.-Two dead
f laying in the morgue at
ntiary and two others are
pi'al wounded by bullets.
IN II is believed fatally, as
OF an attempted break
he penitentiary at $40 to-
ID are
Johnson. No. 67S7. who
shal Frishie of Lamar.
rophy. No. 6942, sentenc-
en- to fourteen years for
d larceny
lnded are:
adley No. 1875. up for life
ter for numbering Police
pens. shot in the abdomen
shot and believed fatally
Williams, No. 692O. SEN
Pm iuerfano county. shot
by Warden lyman while
dynamite the walls of the
Escape to the outside.
p Keeper Emory was shot
by Brophy when the re-
but his injury is not a
and no bad results are
The Greeley tribune., 1910-04-28
GREELEY BUILDING AND
LOAN MAKE PAYMENT

Monday the seventh annual series
of stock of the Greeley Building ana
Loan Association matured ana Szo'-
600 was paid to stockholders lhe
majority of the stockholders i've IN
Greeley. though there were rev III
Bouller, .ooo
There were l03 shares at S2oo
matured of the 10 which started in
the series. The remainder was can
cel,ed and retired The series began
in January. 1901, and matured IN
NE months.
or the 100000 paid ont ST. ,o3o
was the savings paid in by the stock
holders and $4,000 was proiits,
The Greeley tribune., 1910-04-28
WILL PERFECT GREELEY
PLAY GROUND ASSOCIATION

For the purpose of perfecting an
organization to be known as the
Greedy Play Ground association a
meeting has been called for next
Frilay evening in the court house
when all interested in the plan are
invited to attend For three months
ther has been some activity IN the
work and it is stated that lease has
been made on suitable location fof
the play grounds on the west side OF
town. available to the central part.
1t is the plan to own, operate ana
maintain the grounds and to equip
them for clean, sanitary athletic
sports for both boys and girls under
the skilled supervision of both men
and women.
The Greeley tribune., 1910-04-28
ANTAGES OVER
NpEp IRRIGATION LAND

that the fact that the land
hded under this system Is
e greatest advantages of
J, doing away, as 1t Is said
b the shadow placed upon
by going under a bonded
District.
past few days Mr.. Halsted
making experiments about
Ault and has ascertained
may be reached in this
i depth of from II to 20
Rsfs,ed is a graduate OF
bI OF Applied Science. To-
Cleveland, O.
The Greeley tribune., 1910-04-28
MEETING WAS HELD IN
DENVER YESTERDAY NOON

TIE meeting for the purpose OF
considering the bids was held in
Denver yesterday when all the men,
berss of the board of trustees were
present in the Offices of the state
superintendent of public instruction.
Mbst of the bids were close but
thatsof Atkinson was the best which
was offered.
The Greeley tribune., 1910-04-28
MOTOR CARS TO BE RUNNING
T0CR0W CREEK BY MAY FIRST

Motor cars will start running on
the Crow Crek branch May l. They
will leave the end of the line at z
O'Clock in the morning, in time to
catch the Denver train. This is the
which was made by
Frank Ayers, head right-of-way man
for the Union Pacific. who was lately
The Greeley tribune., 1910-04-28

in Greely and who made triy over
the Grow Creek line.
Wesk is being pushed rapidly in
the Hieasant Valley line out past
Hunserford, The track construc-
tion Vas started there about week
ago and will push the road out two
miles beyond the point where it is at
THU time.
The Greeley tribune., 1910-04-28

Mr.. and Mrs. Lowry Cameron ana
son. Hahn, of Lansing. Mich. are
visiting his brother, ]. NJ. Cameron.
and family Mr.. Cameron has money
invested in Greeley and his TRIP IS
one of business as well as pleasure
They have been spending the winter
in Florida and throughout the soutn
and are on their way to Washington.
where they will visit their three sons.
who are living there
The Greeley tribune., 1910-04-28
DEEP MYSTERY IN DEATH
or MAN ON UNION PACIFIC

ENans, April 23.-Consternation
reigned here this morning when 1t
was learned that a dead man had
been found on the railroad tracks
north of town. as George Parks, }.
Glasgow and other Evans citizens
dinkinely heard shots fired in that VI
- Nut hAn an hour before the
tran crew discovered that they had
run over the body of an unknown
man last night at 10:30 O'Clock one
mile north of Evai.s. Many here be-
lieve that the man was murdered
and his body placed on the tracks.
The remains were badly mutilated
and it may be impossible to learn
whether the man really met his
death by the engine or at the hands
OF a murderer. The foul play theory
is held by almost everyone here.
Those who heard the shots re-
proach themselves for not having
Investigated at that time. Glasgow
heard two shots and George Parks is
Of the impression taht three were
fred. The shots We're muftled IN
sound and were apparently fired near
the place where the bady was sub
seQuently discovered, There is lit
tie doubt in the minds of many peo-
pie here that grewsome murder
| was committed last night on the
road between Evans and Greeley
The body was decapitated ana
was poorly clothed. The coroner
states that there is no indication
! that the man met death through SUI,
eide and that no inquest will be held
Ihut that the man will be buried al
1.-THE expense of the county.
from the fact that clothing was
| found along the track far to ths
north 1t is believed that the body
was dragged. probably distance o.
Quarter of mile before it was hin
|allv released and was cast aside ny
THE trucks where is was seen by th'
crew of the first train bound for th'
north.
The Greeley tribune., 1910-04-28

Mr.. and Mrs NJ II. Lowe entertain
cd the members of the Baptist sun
day school at their home Friday even
Ing. A social evening was spent atter
tbe rehearsal and refreshments or
aHerbet and cake were served.
The Greeley tribune., 1910-04-28
IEnfnn Child Dead

Eaton. April 26.-The small son
-, MIR. and Mrs. John Walters. VINO
died here, was buried from the house
yesterday.
The Greeley tribune., 1910-04-28
Ell Digging OUTFIT

|lI 2b.-Jack and Dell Jor-
moved their well digging
/ and will commence work
fNes. They have formerly
Poloa by Ross Oliver.
The Greeley tribune., 1910-04-28
JFSI1S VEGUS WANTED IN GREELEY
ON CHARGE OF LARCENY IS STILL
AT LARGE AFTER ESCAPE FROM CITY
Made Getaway Pest House Despite Fact That he Ho
sbced and Has Not Been Since Night of Escape

he escaped with the aid of some OF
his fellow countrymen and that ne
boarded n train for the south. Ihat
Vegus was a sick man there was no
doubt but he was likewise a desper-
ate man.
He made an escape previous TO ms
latest and apparently successtui ven
ture and was at that time captured
NV sheriff Florance some miles above
Fort Collins in the hills.
He was brought back to this city
and was placed in leg irons at the
nest house. One night some Few
weeks ago he escaped in an unac-
countable manner and has not been
heard from since that time.
The Greeley tribune., 1910-04-28

Mrs. C. A. House. Miss Ethel kis-
sock and f. II. Downey were enter
tained sunday at the ranch home OF
Mr. and Mrs. y. D. Bartholomew
The Greeley tribune., 1910-04-28

Rev. and Mrs Dudley. of windsor
came down last Thursday evening
expecting to attend the services AT
the Christian church. AS the meet
ings had closed few days before
they spent the evening visiting WIN
Mr.. and Mrs S. e. Davenport.
The Greeley tribune., 1910-04-28

Mrs. George Fisk will entertain
tbe members of the rBidge Whist
club at her home TINS evening
The daily sentinel., 1910-09-28

theory that the state should be left
in control of its rivers. The Nebras-
kan expressed the view of his state,
and of the so-called nationalist, that
the rivers are interstate affairs, and
that Nebraska has an interest in the
Platte, even if ii does have its rise
in Colorado.
This, of course, is the same view
taken by Kansas in the Arkansas
river contention, and the people of
Gov. Stubs state We're heartily in
accord with the position taken by the
democratic leader. So, too, were the
New Mexico and Texas delegations,
which, on account of Colorado's
threatened attack on the Elephant
Butte project, have lined up solidly
in favor of the new nationalism, at
least so far as it applies to reclama-
ton.
And California, yesterday after
afternoon, after a hot fight in caucus
also allied itself with the government
control forces. The fight arose over
the election of a member of the reso-
lutions committee. f. c. Finckle of
Los Angeles, representing the Edison
power interests, stood sponsor for
Robert Newton Lynch as the candi-
date of the states rights people, while
John Fairweather. who has attended
II congresses, was the government
control candidate. Fairweather won
by vote of - to 8, and thus Cali
fornia's vote in the resolutions COM
mittee will be cast against the adop-
ton of the Colorado states rights
resolution
So far not a single state has lined
itself up solidly for the states rights
proposition, while a large number,
including Kansas, New Mexico. Tex
as, Nebraska and California. have de-
clared themselves as favoring govern
ment control. And with the western
slope delegates threatening to bolt
the Colorado reservation, the pros
pect of the adoption by the conven-
ton of resolution in any manner
condemning the reclamation service,
or restricting the limit of federal
control over irrigation projects, may
be considered as very remote.
Nevertheless, the overshadowing
interest of the convention eenters in
the fight over the resolutions, which
viii come up Thursday. and the de-
bate which viii be precipitated Thurs
day afternoon by the speech of Gift
ford Pinchot. the apostle of conser-
Walton, and the reply by II. II. Eddy,
chairman of the subcommittee that
prepared the Colorado resolutions.
Each side is using every possible
influence TO line up the delegates.
and Colorado, with her great voting
strength, and with the support from
Utah and Wyoming and other noun
The daily sentinel., 1910-09-28
UPSET CAPITALISTS.
S0CIALISTIC SLOGAN

Paris. Sept. 2S.-True to its prom
Use, the Socialist federation of the
Seine has covered the walls of the
city with a manifesto which sets forth
that, as the prices Of the necessities
of life are increasing, Il is impera-
tive that the people should enter their
protest. The Socialists, 1t should be
pointed out for the benefit of the
free foreign traders in Britain, do not
complain of the governments fiscal
policy They do not say that he
higher prices are due TO protection.
You Will find nothing about the need
for free trade in this socialist mani
festo.
1t is their opinion that rents, wine,
bread and meat are increasing in
price through the maneuvers of spec
ulators, who are accused of gambling
with the food of the people. But il
would seem that 1t is not the spec
ulators that the socialists want to get
at; it is the government and the can
italists. Since" concludes the mani
festo, "it is the capitalist regime
which desires things to go on like
inns, we invite the workers to rally
10 their trade unions and to the SOC
ialist party and work with the object
OF upsetttng the capitalists"
So far the General Confederation
OF Labor has not shown its hand in
this agitation against the higher cost
OF living. but we may be sure that if
the campaign, now about to be start
ed throughout the country. meets
with encouragement, the revolution
airy organization will take possession
oil the movement, and make it the
preteNt of fomenting general strike
The daily sentinel., 1910-09-28
Trapped.

The man was neither neatly nor we.
dressed. He was plainly tramp. beg
ging. and had just turned away from
one passerby when he saw young
man walking briskly toward him.
please. mister" said the tramp. can
you give me dime to get something
to eatg'
The young man stopped. Whats
the natter" he asked.
Cant get work. said the other
glibly. Il haven't had bite to eat
since yesterday morning Pawned alt
my clothes cepting these. Slept under
wharf for u week. and don't know
anybody in the whole city-honest. |
don't"
The young man looked 4 the tramp's
smooth face. over which a razor had
evidently passed very recently.
"Who shaved you this morning?" he
asked. and as The besgar faded away
the young man grinped and walked Oh
down the street. - YOUTHS Companion.
The daily sentinel., 1910-09-28

"Why." expostulated the lady in the
brown dress when the artist who had
painted portrait of her little daugh-
ter said the price of ths picture was
500. you charged Mrs. Crawford only
$6S for the picture you painted of her
Lucy"
Il am aware of that fact, my dear
madam" the suave and polite artist
FASTENED to explain. but you must
consider the great difference in the
costs Of the paints used for the hair
Of the two children. The scant. drab
colored hair of the era wford child re-
quired just n touch of the cheapest
kind of pigment. but the wonderfully
beautiful and iuxuriant curls Of your
lovely daughter required large guam
dty of the best paints on the market"
Then the lady in the brown dress
smiled. took out her purse and beyssd
the artists pardon for having spoken
rudely to him.-Chicago News