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500 ~. ,2nd. 6

SOB e. 2nd, rooms, and hall
Modern. Easy walking distance Of
town or shops. Rent $3.50 per mo-
Option Belt Savings & Trust Co.
- SIS st
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1911-05-10
FREE BRIDGE NOTICE.


To the Public:
The Commissioners of the free
bridge, have been calmly and intelli-
gently compiling figures and obtain
ing expert information which it de-
sires to submit to you in a business
like and sane way.
It is now pleased DO announcedj
that within the next week II will'
publish all Of this information and
endeavor to place these facts into The
hands of every taxpayer in the coun-
ty.
This information will be so COM
plete and convincing: the cost Of the
construction of the bridge and tax
upon the people. will be so much less
than you have been mislead into the
belief that It would be that we are
sure you VIII be very favorably sur
prised
Therefore, we earnestly request you
to withhold your Judgment in the mat
ter until this data can be submit
ted to you for your approval in an
intelligent, honest and business like
mannar.
Very sincerely,
W. D. HDARN, go.
e. b. BLOOM,
8. c. ALEXANDER
F. G. SMART.
JAS. GOULD.
FB. TOML1NsON,
P. P. BYRD,
t.. Commissioners
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1911-05-10
MARRIED FOR MONTHS
But SECRET COINS S1o0I
Miss Lula Davis and Ben r. Brown
We're Married Secretly at Star
City September II, 1919. -

"a marriage Ceremony, uniting ,
popular couple OF this city, perform
ed several months ago was made pub
lie yesterday afternoon. The contract
ing parties are Miss Lula Davis
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1911-05-10
UMBRELLAS RECOVERED AND RE,
PAIRED

! II you want neat Job nn your
umbrella. 4o2 West Second avenue Is
fhe nlaca -
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TN s u NOE

Cotton Bet savings : Trust co.
s s st.
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/. GLICKSRERG.

IHc UIliUFeIId NaH.
Opposite Telephone Onice. \
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-09-20
Muslano Selegrapb
Qas Ariessreft
Jiir scns 1panien protla'
ulirt
Sniulse Der repOlutiundren Des
tuesnng
Die in uie(sa Q9ei(sn ass canoes aus
Qe6rO6en III.
Die Mrbeiters sg)ereinigunssn antlporitn
NIT sinem Gsssnitreit IN sars
Spanien.
Die Waro,tosJrae. ihrer erlsSisune
nabe.
Die nod beiiehenotH Difftrenssn nu'
ssrinser art.
<~
limb Elm beFinitipe 9ereinbdruns triri
Bis gnoe Der Mohe ertpartei.
-
Central 4ntenor Jirmin poH Qatt
gsiicrbsH.
~
Die asiGe g. u. StoIppins ntro II
Fietp beerbist.

Die asiGe 9. u. StoIppins niro In
eietp besrbist.
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0ge(egrap6

De Witt, Soma. 10. Sept. Of
Ireo RoIenbaum bon gbieaeo tam bier
am 0isnitag ums 2sbsn. inbem .r nit
ieinem 4sroplau aus elmer sopbe bon
30 Jub abitiir3te. CT befano iia 20
Minuten in Der luit, ais er bic aons
trolle iiber isine Waihine perIor.
Gin Worbb bube.
anorpills, 5.nn.. 19. Sept
Der llmitanb, sab grI. Glfis guis iia
ssipeissrt bat. am WlDutas absnb naa
sinem sunSosrgniissn in Raftsr.
1snn.. iit BON Sbis Butler nah
6auie besIeiten Su laifen. bat brsi
Wenlhen oas 2ebsn g.toifet.
Rdnbem Iis Iih geipeiaert nit But
Ter gu sehen. srfuhts 5rl. Guis ben
srit II Sabre alten S!nep phiuips. iis
mad Sduis gu beslsitsu. 4ls gutlsr
iie sufummsn forteshen fab, fclgts CT
ben geibsn, une aIs er iie eingsboIt,
ihob r gbillips ohr. ipeit.res ioot.
Sobn 6eabins. ein % Sabre alter
Mann, elite oann auf Butler 81 unn
frua, fporum sr pbillips setDotet babe
als 4nttpcrt ifob ibm Butler fiiHi
auaeln in ben 9sib, i'm ouf oer Stsa:
t6oteno. Gin unbesannier Utdnn
ihoB oonn Butler BON binten sins
auQel ourh ben aopf. Butler ma,
uuaefStY 40 1chre clt.
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Disuuitsb g bpeR q # ainsrp

y 0 u Hter " II q g {.
Bottom, WaI., 19. September.
Die biefge Der. Staatsn Granoiurp
srbob am Dienitas je 3ipei 4ntIagen
aeaen flint geamte unb einen 4ttiondr
Der llnitsp Sbos Wta6inerp Gompanp.
Die QntIasen lautsn auf 9sri6Dos
ruug 3ur unterorudung Der aonturz
rsns untsr benz Shsrman 9eies.
Die in Qntlagssuitano oerisgten
gsamteu fino: Sibnsp W. Dinslop,
Don Rem Orleans, gr6iibent; gbnuro
g.Suro, bon Rstpton, 9i3e= prdiiosnt,
SiIfsItasmsifter, 8irsttor uno Wllts
atieo oes gre.utip=Gommittees; Geo
W. grppR. BON Repton, 9i5e' prdfis
bent, Ueitqlisb pes GretutiDzaommits
/ tess uno Director; WilIiam Barbour,
BON Rem gort, gi3ssYrdiioent, gtits
glieo oss Gretutiptommittsss uno Dis
rettor; elmer g. 6ope, bon Bottom.
! Rehtsbeiftanb, WlitgIieo bes gretus
| tiptommittees uno Direttor, uno Jas
| I. StorroD, Der SouptattionGr unr
sfemols WitgIisb bss Gretutiptommits
tees uno Sirsttor. Storrotp trat On
| 8. December aus benz 9irettoriun
aug, einen Wpnat Dor Der itdotii6er
! Babl, In Der sr Wapprssaanoioai
mar.
Die Strafe urtsr ben 9ntIagen III
9eloitraf.n por 5000 ober Elm Schl
SeFdngnib, poer geioes.
Dm. g. Gregg, pom SN'ti3oeparte;
m.nt in maihington, Sufolss, Der Der
Iou oufgearbeitst bat, gsht bic 4ntlus
| &C babiu, oaB bic feds ansetldgter
burh bic unitsb Sboe Wahiuert
Gompanp Elm monopoI bstrsibsu, II
folder Deiis. bab tie uuter benz Sher'
man 9sisg inotDiousa sur Verant'
pprtuna gesosen peroeu muHsn.
IN teinsr Der beioen Mntlageu iper
ben bic gatents srrpdbrt, pe!d
| bic aompasnis beiist. gs piro oarir
nur seltsnb e.maat, oaB bic Ser
Itmelsuna Der I'm Sabre 1898 bette
benocn ShubmuihinensG Gomposnie,
In cine aonlpagnie cine 8erihpOrun!
sur MpnoppIiiirung oes gefhGftes lei
| baB ouburh tba.idhlih Ronturrsute,
ruinirt tpurben uno nlle Shubfabri
tonten bon Der Gnabe Der Spmpas
ME abbdnsig ieien.
Sn Der spsitsn glntidge, bic Dire
fpe3ifiTte guntts sntbdIt, piro er
tlGrt, baB Der gstrisb bes 9sf3dFt
unter Der 8srihmeI3ung cine BE
Itrdntung oes 9eIhdfts Der S6ubfa
britert isi unb oaB bic sany Grams
dttion cine Wonopoli'irung oes 3tpi
I6enitaatIihsn 9efhdftes in S6ub
maichinen ist, inoem Die paente be
alien brsi aompasnieu untsr oemWo
nopol nett iiber ibre aetp6bniihe ge
srsnSung binaus perldusert MURDER
Die 4ntIaueihrift sntbdit baun etn
aebeuoe grlGuterunssn oariiber. mel
ten psrberblihen GinfIuB. oies au
oas 9plt bat.
Die lIni.eb Shoe muhinsrp Cor
panp bat 3peisssiddfte In allen 5bsi
len Der Wslt.
Die @runhjurn bat iih beinabe si
men Wonat lang NIT oem Sale b
ihGitigt uno 70 3sussn perbort, b
BON Spesialaeentsn oss Suftiaoepdrte
ments aus alien Shsilen oes 2ancei
beIonbers ober aus Reusgnelnnl
hiertergebraht ipproen tparen.
Die ongetlagisn 8eanlten mufe
innerholb bon sebn sdsen Dor 9erit
erfheinen uno ploioirsn uno gIre
ihaf. far ihr fsru,res Gsi4siasn its'
llsrs
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Cincinnati. Mitt,uo6, oem 20 eeptember 1911.

nifter nid,t nit benz itelbertret.nben
premier iiberein unb es fino ba6er
fhon sdbllofe aanbibaten fir aabis
netspoften, bic pielleiht pqtant iperbsn,
i'm Selbe.
5err aptooiou iIt Elm Mann, Der
in ausndrtiasn unb Jinan3angslegen>
beiten grobe grfabrung 9dt unb er gilt
als Elm ftrammer aonferpdtiber in Der
tnneren politit. Die pbraIs: .Gs lit
3eit, Der NATURALIZATION agitation
Elm gnbe gu MAIDEN unD sinmal nit
Der 8srf0bnuns an5ufdngen" tpirb ibm
3u9eidriebsn. Widn III nsugierig, pb
jebt Elm libsraleres ober Elm msbr re-
attiondres Regime iuaugqrirt perbeH
nirn.
Die ,,Ropoe Wremna" Iagt in Der
Oienitugsausgdbe: - vTstt bem 3ooe
Stolppins beginnt Elm neuss adpitsl
in Der Gei6ihte Rubldnbs. Der GO
3idlismus unb bas Subenthum miiiIsn
nit sifsrnsr Jauit anes8riffen Dsrs
ben."
| Der .gaetft" ertl1rt, boB Stolns
pin an SnoiptbuaIiidt 9rOb. sr aber
politii9 bdnferott sefpefsn lei, unb sr
benz 2anbe aIs politiIhes gsrmdhts
mfr cine risiigs 4ufsabe hiut.rlahsn
babe.
IDie 2ei6e Stolppins nj b
in aietD beer oigt.
aiep, Rublano. 10. Sept. - Der
s4aif.r glitolous pohnte om 0isnitag
| in benz 6oipitol, in ipelhem Der pres
misr Stolnpin ieinen Geiit auss
bduhte, elmer MeHe Bel, porauF er
/ psrf0nlih Der Wittpe bes osritor6ersH
prsmiers ton6oliris.
Dor iein.m 5infheibeH bait. Stos
Ippin ben Wuni9 dusesbriitt. in aisD
beerbiat al perben, unb Der Gaifsr
bat aHaeorbnet, odb Der Wunih re-
ipsttirt perben folIs. 81. 2eite ptrb
oaber, iobalb ne etnbolidmirt tporoen
III, mad benz gstIherst aIOiter ii6srs
fiibrt tperben-po am Irsitag Die Be-
eroiouna ituttfinoen rpiro.
Der adifsr rsiite am Rahmtttaa
nah Sepoitopol in Der arim psitsr
no Die taiisrlihe sSanilis bret Wouat'
lang in benz nsutn S6!ob 81 gstc
Dsrbriuseu rpiro.
Die eruption bes G.tnu
Gatania, Si5ilisn, 19. Sept.-
Die eruption BEG 4stna. oersn &C.
malt am Wontas nuhauIdhen itien
mar am Ti,nitag pieber 10 beftig al;
i.. Utan befirttet. naB oht 8uusrl
BON Der Cana sinsrhlcife1 rporoei
iino. SdiiiIs, bic Il. NIT ibrsn gs
tpebren abeefeuert hatttn. effenba
nm bic aufmertiamteit auf iih 81 len
ten, fino asbort fporosn. IS mar abe
unm0alit 5ilfe su bringen, oa I'D
Riemano tpsssn Der aaDa Der Steu
ndkrn tam.
Rufii5d. 3 oIiseipirtbs
, Id buft.
8etersburg, 19. Septembel
Sn Sr;utit uno 1omft finb BEL Be
. Rspifion Der poIis.t sroBe WiBbrdu
DE fsitseitsnt fporoen. oie nits nur i
9efte6uns unb grpreFuns. ionoer
. aud I'M 4usrauben Der 8epobns
ourh bic goIissi bsitanoen Der Gs
Iomrtbeftano Der goIiseimanuIhafts
. puroe erneusrt. 9emertenspertb i
babel, oab ale ItuIoigen ppli3sioffl
siere unb ShusI.ute nad anoerst
!, StGoten Sibiriens psrieBt purben.
Der StaothauptmaHn pon Soefc
: General 2oImati6stU, Der ourh oi
; o.ri1isosnartisften gsoriidunseH be
, gspol.erung be.annt lit. fol- in n6t
, ter 3eis 'sinsn 4bI6iso erbaltsu. tpsi
CT in lestsr 3.it piels aonfli.ts nj
ben teuferpatipsn parteien bate 9s
Ghef Der pstersburg.r Shrana.
: Soften, Der an StsQs bes ssmerbsts
Gberfttn aarpop .rnannt puro<. i
fir ben goitsn bes StaotbauptmaHn
bon SosFa In 4usIht seHommsn.
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Sas arisssredt fir saH5
Spauien prptlumirt.

Spantsn prptlumtrt
abrin, 10. September. Der
a0nia gllfons unter5eihnete am
Dienitos elm Gsiret. oemsuiolss Die
ionitiiutionellsn Garantien i'm gon3en
Qonoe dufaeboben !perbeH. &c 1T otes
nit Der pro.Iamirung ossarisgsrehis
gleihtsotuieno.
Differ Shritt. ben ois Rssieruns
felt mebrsren 2ag.n in GrFuosung
hattie, purb. ssibap. Tim ihr oR NOS
ibiae Uladt in bic 5dnoe sn sebeH.
bic reuclutiondre 9eiDegung, Die lssl
in pieIen 1beiIen Spanisn's i'm Gam
a. in, prompt 5u nnieroriiden. Sn ben
StGn.en unb Jnbuitrieoiitritien III,
pie es iih jeBi beruusgeitelt bat. ot'
repplutionGre 8eptgung nntsr BEN
Tedmant,l pom 4rbeitsritrei.s begon'
nen tpcrben.
glrcminenis republitaniihs pdrlds
mentdriIde Jlbrer buIien fi6 bon Der
9spesune fern. bic io3idliittih une
beftrutitpen Gborattsrs III.
Mm ihIimmitsn 1T augsnblidlit
bic Gage in Dalencia, iuo am Wlontae
Elm aueemsinsr Strsit in S3ene ss'
|. isst poroen iit. S6on am Wtoniae
1yrne in 0alsncia bas ariegsre6t
protIamiri, uno ipenn audi ipdhrsHf
bss 5ages bier unb oa Grctpalle itdtt'
fanbsn, pdren bic geboroen bod Il
aiemIih Der Gituatiou sspahien, BIZ
nod Ginbrut Der Tun.slheit, mann
bic ardpanifssn lime mutb an Der
9.amten Der be,sahbarten Stuot
Guasra auslisbeH. BORT puroe cir
Ritis- ermorbe. unb tpuroen mebrtr'
anosre Gerihisb<omn oerpunbsi, oi
al. an ben Observation-Disclosures g.'
gen arafpaIIiiien betkilie. parsn
Der pobeI purbe fhlsblih pca 3oli
bsdmien auseinnnoer geiritben.
Sirsits iino aud in Bilbao, Cara
eOHa, gabis. 9uslUa. Stpitla. Gisor
uno onbersn Sidbisn i'm Gan@. abe
in einigen oieftr SiGots III bic gsner
sung nur .biIfpsiis erfoIgreih.
gls aniiport auf bic g}roilamiruns
b<s Rrieasretts bat bic allsemein'
4rteiierf0osraiion beihloHen. einsr
GsnsraIiireit fir gang Sponisn on5u
oronen. Tas Datum, mann er kgin
nsn iol. piro ipdier~betannt semaf
lptrneH.
4ubsrsslpobRIid,e 0oriihismabrs
gsIn iinb in Maorio srgriffen lporosn
G6mmilihs poli3iisen iiuo NIT aara
binsrn bslpdffnei lporbeH.
Der premier ganalgas fpuroe an
Absno nnh bem Shlob beihieosn. lDt
er htm aonia Nifons iiber bic Gag
Der Dinss Nerid3t dbftattsis.
0dlfncia. 19. Sept. Tie Be
fpobner htr GiGbte 2lleceer uni
gnreosentd hobsn iih anr Disniiag en-
hobsn. bic Benmten psrirnben unb sin,
aommune protlomir,. Sobalb RAD
riht bierDon in WuIentio einiraf. tpur'
be cine ftnr!s Iruppenabtbsiluns .nbi
asitids, bic nift nur biefe beioer
Gian.t btietie. fonoern 0uh Gulltra
no am Woniag; Elm Rirhier srmoret
purbe.
Die Stdbi 9altneia mar tpd6rent
hss 1asss sieHtlih rubis. in ben Dor
ildoien iuirn atsr pisl agitirt. Sin.
5000 Mlann iiarss 8nnbs burh5itb
bns 2anb uno hBt bic aeute ouf.
amsrifaner In Nsgito II
Gsfahs.
Ouabaliaro, Weyisc. 10. Sept
1fusn nssGsp. siu xmssilaHes uaD es
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IIetterberi6t.

Gur Ohio unb bas nnttre
Wlihiqan: 5h6nss Wettsr am utsit'
nod nnb Donnsritas. Shpahe psr'
1nberlidos Minoe.
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Ri4ter pster 3. Grobcup bonn Bun:
oes9sriht gu ghtcuso reitgnirt.
prGIioent Iaft ouf Der Retis burd
oas pbsre Wi6igan.
Georse u. Simmel

Der bon elmer geriiderungss9sfeQs
ihaft iett Sabren geIudt tpuroe,
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O. n 4 n n .

;Selt bait ben SfIaren Die aette,
feiter Den S0fIine Die Gillette. ou le.
iseisen cen Usrlls5teu bic aoeestt.
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Cine Ger. ST. granOjurg In
BOlOn
Sat anflasen sesen Die llniteb
Sboe Wadinerg Company
ilnn feds ibrer geamtem erbubem.

AHc IeDS tDreC SeamIeM erDpnen.
Die 4ntlagen lauten auf 9eri4p0z
runs CUR llntsroriiduns Der
aonturren3.
Ri4ter peter g. Grobcup bonn Bum
oss9sriht gu ghtcago reitgnirt.
prGFoent Iaft auf Der Retis burdy
oas pbsre Midigan.
gsorgs u. Aimmsl
Der bon elmer 9erIiderungssGeftGs
ihaft Ieit Sabren geIudt tpuros,
-
Ddbrsno feline Ntuttsr i'm fir too:
ertldrt,
Qm 9isnitng Q6enb nod ieinec Sets
rath IN Jtlles, Ualh., 3urud9
getehrt.
Gin Gbepaar in 8anids Gitp, ads.,
3u $500 Strafs perurthetIt
IT.
Weil e. Iit in sinsm offentIthsH par'
estubt.
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6 mo bet.

Blaine, Is. ga, 10. Sept. -
2arrp McDdoe, Elm ameritaner, Der
am Ti.uitae 8spet Staliensr eriHob,
rie ibn angegriffeu hdtten, tuuroe Gin
9(beno pom ausIdnoern aui Der
Strabe erito6en.
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Gin Gbepaur in 8anfus Gitp, ads.
su $500 Strafs perurt5et!t
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Wsil ss Iit in sinsm OffentIiasn BART
sstiibt.
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General gntenor Jirmin Don patti
qeitcrbeH.
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Die In uie(sa U9ei(.n oss caaoes aus
ge6roden III.

limb Elm befiniiips 9ereiHbaruns piro
Bis Gnbe Der Mohe ertpartei.
The Greeley tribune., 1911-11-02
MRS, CALVIN
IS DEAD AT
FOUR Score
Lovingly Known as Grandma TO
All-FOur Children and Hus-
band are Left to Mourn

After an illness of several weeks
Mary EVAN Calvin. the wife OF l.,
NJ Calvin, died at her home on the
Delta Friday night at 11:3G O'Clock.
"Grandma Calvin as she vas
lovingly called by her many friends
has endeared herself to all who
kpew hsr during her seven years
residence feIe.
She was born in Ohio In 1859 and
vas matted 50 years Ego. MIS-
Calvin is survived by her hu ,hs1d.
three sons. +. T., w. E.. and :" X
and one daughter. Mrs. w. E. Gore,
All of the children live in or near
Greeley and were with her during
her last illness.
Funeral services will be conduct
ed at 2:3O O'Clock Sunday afternoon
at the Christian church OF which
she was a lifelong member, by Rev.
Thompson.
The Greeley tribune., 1911-11-02

Failing to find her husband II
Greeley when searching for hin
here a few days ago, Mrs. Harry g
weinstein has applied to the po
lice of Denver to aid in her searea
A Denver paper tells OF the siri
plight as follows:
After waiting in vain for thre'
weeks for some word from her hus
band whom she says deserted hei
under conditions which demand tbs
sympathy OF anyone acquainte'
with her story. Mrs. Harry G. Wen
stein of 2204 Champa street appeal
ed to the police for aid In locatinE
her husband, former assistan
steward at the Overland Countr'
club. who disappeared Oct. s. leay
ing her alone and penniless.
The Denver police have institnt'
ed a general search for the man
and word has been telegraphed tc
the police of Salt Lake City. where
Weinstein is believed to have gone
to place him under arrest.
The Greeley tribune., 1911-11-02

While a large audience giggled
laughed and applauded the ambi-
tious young undertaken In Sis Hop
kins, in his efforts to find q dead
body, at the Sterling theater Friday
night, corpse was lying In the
ladies' retiring room. Unknown to
but q few in the house Mrs. Ada
williams, proprietress Of q board
An1 house at SIS Sixteenth street
had expired within a few minutes
after having been taken sick In the
balcony just before the curtain rose
for the first act. The body remain
ed unmoved until after the per-
Torrance when 1t was taken to the
Macy undertaking rooms.
The situation was gruesome to
those who knew what had happen
ed. One of the leading characters
in the play is young undertaken s
assistant who ever has his business
in mind. At every suggestion of
death he frightened up and was
ready to measure the corpse for a
coffin. his ludicrous efforts to
promote the saleof coffins for his
employer caught the large audi
ence each time he appeared and
shouts of laughter greeted his sal
Hes.
''Is anybody dead around here?"
he asked blithely and shrieks of
laughter greeted the query. To
those who knew the Circumstance
the quip was ghastly. Three young
women had just left the theater
The Greeley tribune., 1911-11-02
ST. CECILIA
MAKES FIRST
APPEARANCE
Musical At Home of Mr.. and Mrs.
II. w. Bullock Introduces
Piano Quartette

The ladies of the Saint Cecilia
quartette made their initial appear.
ance in Greeley as an organization.
in q recital given Thursday evening
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. r. W
Bullock, when 4 party of sixty
friends we're entertained with pro
gram of unusual excellence.
The quartette. which gives eight
handed numbers on two pianos, con-
sists of Mrs. C. E. English, Mrs. r.
W. Bullock, Mrs. F.. P. Matthews,
and Miss Miriam Bunker. Their g.
lections Of classical music were
thoroughly appreciated by the
guests. Miss Grace Carman sang
two beautiful solos and ]. C. Kendel
gave two violin selections.
Following ID the program:
Overture to Tancredi-Rossini
Trot de Cavalerie-Rubenstein.
Minuet-Boccherini. The Quartette.
A Gift From You-Guy D'Harde-
lot. At Dawning-Cadman. Miss
Carman.
Adoration-Borowski. Tho swan
Saens. Mr.. Kendel.
/ Ave Maria-Gounod- Bach Hun
garian Rhapsody No. 2-Llszt The
Quartette.
The Greeley tribune., 1911-11-02
WELD Man
FRICHTENS
TAFT CLUB
|. v. CRONE TELLS DENVER
BUNCH COUNTRY IS LOST
STANDPAT1ERS ARE GLOOMY
Progressive Republicans Growing
Stronger In State and Stand.
patteFs arc Trying to
b Stem Tide

Denver, Oct. 28-A Taft club. or
ganized by the followers Of the old
|iRepublican machine. had cold
chill at its nrst meeting at the
Brown hotel when J. v. Cr0ne of
Weld county. . member Of the club.
declared that there was no hope of
carrying Weld county If the Repub-
|lican party opposed the initiative
and referendum. Inasmuch as the
Tclub had just cheered an attack on
Nall Progressive legislation, the
speech spread some gloom over the
gathering.
Fred o. Roof of Pueblo, one of
the ancient followers of the old ma
chine, was elected president of the
new organization. The club pledg-
led itself to Taft and put its plat
form on the broad generality Of en-
Idorsing the private life, personal
Integrity and official acts of the
president.
The formation of the club was
prompted by the rapid growth of
the Progressive Republicans. From
every part of the state the organi-
zation 10 receiving applications for
membership. The Denver organize
tion has also endorsed the commits
sion form of government. Tonight
tho Progressives will give a dinner
at the Auditorium hotel At which
reports OF the gatherings at Mon
trose and Chicago will be given.
The Greeley tribune., 1911-11-02

The Meeker Memorial Association
will have some valuable additions
to their collection of curios since
the recent visit of Mrs. 8. n. Inman
Of Denver, who will part with q
aumber of articles of especial In
forest to the Union Colony Pioneers.
One is the needle, still threaded,
which was used by Miss Josie Neck
q In making her dress of the In
dian blanket, while in captivity with
tie Ute Indians The first part of
the dress was made with a needle
made from . thorn, but later q
aeedle was given Miss Heeker by
one Of the squaws. who had found
q IN some belongings which AAA
been taken. This needle was given
% Mrs. Inman in 1879, the first day
after the rescued party arrived
home.
A letter from E. L. Mansfield,
who escaped the massacre. as he
was carrying a message to Capt.
Dodge, asking for help, is another
addition to the collection. This let
ter was sent from Dixon, Wyo., and
was the first direct communication
after the massacre.
Another letter is one written to
Mrs. Inman by Mrs. Arvilla Meeker
when she was 80 years old and con-
tains a short speech Mrs. Meeker
made at one of the first of the re-
onions of the Union Colony Pio-
aeers..
Following is the letter.
Mrs. John Inman,
Dear friend whom I love mach
in compliance with your request
I send you q copy Of my short
speech read before the old ColoAy
The Greeley tribune., 1911-11-02
'HsEi5i 'E EiI}SER1 d8SER
Were Only There to Welcome Girls
Of Teachers College Glass Out
For Good Time

One OF the jolliest gatherings OF
the Halloween season was the 60
cial given Thursday evening in the
basement of the Methodist church
by the young ladies Of the Teachers
college. who attend tho Methodist
Sunday school. Prof. Hanna is the
teacher Of the Teachers college
class. which numbers so.
Tho guests were welcomed by
ghosts and appropriate Halloween
games were provided for amuse-
ment. Tho affair was Q "Get &C
quainted party" and each guest
wore small pumpkin card. on
which was written her name. Hal
lowe'en refreshments were served,
with hot doughnuts ON . broomstick
and marshmailows were toasted
from individual candles which were
fastened upon each plate. Prof.
and Mrs. Hanna were the chaper-
ones Of the party. The pastor. Rev.
and Mrs. r. A. Chase. and the Sun
day school superintendent. Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Bliss, were guests.