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The Greeley tribune., 1911-02-09

horse or a mule OF any kind pat
roniye this market and give IL the
support 1t deserves as nome 'N'''
tuition. ,u oway
There is no reason for going AVA!
from Greeley to buy horses iou
s,and better chance OF being SUIT.
cd and come nearer getting wna'
Won nav for right here than II you
ratronize some distant market We
have lust as reliable men IN Tue
horse business here as any piaee VI,
oar,b and we have often wondered
wby so many people spend thei,
money Tor railroad fare and ho'e'
bills to go out among strangers 10
,uy. when it seems it would be qu''e
m their advantage to buy at home
where they could take more time 10
examiue and decide what they want
Auction sales will be held twice
each month, the first and thiro sal-
urday afternoons. And 1t Will De
vour fault If these sales are not
made profitable to the community.
The Greeley tribune., 1911-02-09
THINK THIS OVER
This Offer Should Gain the Conf
dence Ct the Nest Skeptical

Oence CT the Nest Skeptical
We pay for all the medicine used
during the trial. ii our remedy fails
to completely relieve you of con-
stipation. We take all the risk.
You are not obliged to us in any
way whatever, if you accept our
offer. That's mighty broad state
ment. but we mean every word of
it. Could anything he more fair
for you?
A most scientific, common-sense
treatment is Rexall Orderies, which
are eaten like candy. Their active
principle is recent scientific dis
coVery that is odorless, colorless
and tasteless; very pronounced,
gentle and pleasant in action, and
particularly agreeable in every
way This ingredient does not
cause diarrhoea, nausea, natulence,
fr'ping or any Inconvenience what
ever. Rexall Orderlies are mar.
ticularly good for children. aged
and delicate persons.
If you suffer from chronic or ha-
Dltual constipation, or the associate
or dependent chronic ailments. we
urge you to try Rexall Orderlies at
our risk. Remember you can get
them in Greeley only at our store
IL tablets 10 cents; SO tablets e5
cents.-The Rexall Store. The Gil
bert Drug Stores.
The Greeley tribune., 1911-02-09
GREELEY CENTENARY

The observance in memory OF Hor-
ace Greeley. which will be held at
Chappaqua Westchester county. New
York, where he resided for many
years, February 3. the centenary of
his birth, will attract national atten-
ton.
AS the founder OF the New York
Tribune in 1S4I, which he edited till
1879, near the close of his life, he
was the best known and most influ-
entail journalist in the country in an
especially critical period OF the coun-
try's history. First as whig and
then as a republican, Greeley was a
large figure in the stirring days i'm
mediately preceding the Civil war
and for a few years after the close
Of that conflict. He was. reformer
and pathblazer in many fields, but
his most effective work was done in
the fight to check the extension of
slavery and to preserve the terri
tories for freedom.
Greeley's faith in the future of
the vast region on the sunset side of
the Mississippi was justified even in
q larger degree than he expected.
For many years and until its enact
ment in 1862 he was a pronounced
champion Of the homestead law.
which was a large factor in peopling
the west.
Greeley's advice. GO west. young
man, go west" which he began to
give long before the railways touch
ed the Mississippi. was powerful
stimulus to the opening of the great
wilderness empire stretching from
Missouri and Iowa of to the Pacific.
One OF the interesting observances
of February is that which will take
place at Greeley, Colo. That locality
has justified the editors confidence
in It. He was one of the sanest and
most stalwart Americans Of an era
which was particularly prolific in
men Of large caliber.-Leslie's
Weekly.
The Greeley tribune., 1911-02-09

| closer study than this menace 10 one
of the great Industries OF the state
II would be mistake to Imagine
that because Colorado 10 In the midst
-, the arid region. there ID less dan
GER from plant diseases here than III
other parts OF the country. IN So
ar as such an assumpt on might oe
based upon the relations between
diseases and the varied character
,f the fora OF a country 1t wohid
be correct we're the arid region nora
less varied than that OF the humid
parts OF the country. The contrary
however, is the fact. There is IA
greater number OF plant species here
than in the middle west or on the
Atlantic slope. and on this account
thenumber of plant diseases is
greater.
The greater multiplicity of species
here may in part be accounted for
by the fact that vegetation is less
rank. Under a moist climate a few
vigorous species may spread rapid
ly that they crowd out others. which
we're there less crowding, would find
a Judgement. Here in the arid region
there is no rank growth of veseta-
ton. No single species occupies
large part OF the ground to the eX-
clusion OF others. The aggregate
growth of vegetation is smaller, but
the number of distinct species and
varieties is greater.
1t follows that plant pests and di-
seases are more numerous; and be-
ing SO, they are a greater menace to
those valuable species which are cul-
tivated under irrigation. Professor
Bethel has discovered a large num-
Der of distinct species Of rust, for
Instance. which find among the many
species of native plants the means
for their development. Rusts which
cannot be found in the east because
the requisite host" plants are un-
known there, exist In Colorado and
are in some places a menace to agri-
culture.
Because Of the conditions named,
the study of plant diseases in the
arid region is one OF exceptional i'm
portance. Its scope is not restricted
to one locality or to one state. 1t
all the far west; and were
The proposed botanical laboratory
established in Denver. it could ex-
tend its investigation of plant disease
into every part of the arid region
Denver Republican.
The Greeley tribune., 1911-02-09

fress had settled upon San Francisco
~ the place TOR holding the grea'
Panama canal completion exposition
10 1915, the leading business men
backed by the newspapers VI Denver
got busy on plans to see that theii
city made all possible gain out o. the
event. As though by magic the Mo :
fat tunnel assumed new lie. the
railroad situation was canvassed ana
everyone sat up and took notice
with the view OF diverting all OF the
travel possible by way OF Denver.
The spirit OF progress was newly
awakened and 1t is safe to assert
that Denver will not miss Its share
OF the transcontinental travel that
will ensue as a result of the exhibi-
ton, which already promises to
eclipse al worlds fairs ever held.
III Denver is bestirring herself so
early. It may we'll behoove Greeley
to get into the game. The advertis-
ing that Colorado will get within the
next four years on the part OF the
railroads entering here, the chamber
OF commerce and other organizations
interested in bringing people here.
will be enormous. Special stress
will be laid on the scenery. as this
is a feature that will appeal strong
est to tourists. But the agriculture
vii be emphasized, the mining and
the various resources exploited In
grand chorus. 1t is up to Greeley
and Weld county to see that this Sec
ton receives all that 1t Is entitled to
when the campaign of publicity
starts.
Good roads through the county
will prove attractive to automobilists
who will tour Colorado while on
their way to San Francisco or re-
turning from the exposition. While
Denver is considering the compile
tion OF its new railroad directly from
Denver to the western coast Greeley
and Weld may we'll consider the
proposition of an electric express
line within its territory that will
take in Estes park. unquestionably
a portion OF Colorado that will be
its most attractive scenic resort as
soon as cheap transportation is pro-
vided.
IL Denver Is busy already with Its
plans for profiting by the great San
Francisco exposition. 1t is up to !,
Greeley and Weld county to get busy
too.
The Greeley tribune., 1911-02-09
NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT

rare, UUH11,F OF the estate OF Mar
No,,ce 1,r9hauer. deceased.
bo,n, 'ne 9TH day OF March. A, ID. 1911.
Narai, omc OF the regular davs OF the
We,d FERN Term % the County Court of
l. Mar t,,,. IN the State OF Colorado
trix 90 Eiizabcth Vorntron. Execu-
he pa =, said estate. Will nppear before
Ana, 'unse OF said Court, present my
prav n ,sse.''ement ,s as such exccutrix.
will ,har approval OF the same. and
such 'sn apply to be discharged n.
n,ac,. exeertrlN. At wh!rh time and
pear pear any any person In interest may ap-
safne present obJo cticn, 10 the
a,v ,ao@d at Greeley. Colorado. tbi, a1.,
NJ, ,ahmarv. a. ". 1871.
"4>i'f El4lZABETH VORNTRoN.
The Greeley tribune., 1911-02-09
ANCIENT TRIBUNE FOUND IN
WALLS OF HOUSE ON RANCH

= A copy of the Greeley Trib- .
:. une. which has been in con- !.
:. stant use for 36 years, was .
:. brought to the Tribune office .
!. Saturday by F. w. Hatch.
i While tearing down the old I.
! house at his ranch In Pleasant ::
+ valley the paper was found in ::
:. the walls Of the crude structure I
= where 1t has been placed to ::
:. temper the chilly blasts which ::
:. whistled through the cracks Of ::
:. the building in the winter ::
:. 1t is said that the house was ::
:. first erected in Pleasant valley !:
:. and that T. H. Dinsmore was ::
:. the builder. 1t has stood vacant !:
:. for a number of years since an ::
:. other residence has been built !
:. on the ranch. The paper was :.
:. dated February 25. 1874. 1t =
:. was yellow with age and much :.
:: worn. but was legible :.
:. = :. :. :. :: :. :. :. = :. = !. :. = & :.
The Greeley tribune., 1911-02-09
stockholders Meeting

Notice Is hereby given that the
annual meeting of the stockholders
Vi tne seven Lakes Reservoir COM
pany Will be held at the secretary's
ONCE s22 Ninth street, Greeley
ooio:' FRIDAY, February 10, 1911. at
tne nour of 2 o'clock p. m. for the
election of board OF directors ,au
the ensuing year levying an assess
ment' and for the transaction q,
sucn other business as may properly
come before said meeting.
HARRY L. DOWELL.
cr,o,o Secretary.
greeley. Colo. Jan. 26. 1911.
The Greeley tribune., 1911-02-09
NOTICE OF APPLICATION TO LEASE
STATE LANDS

Commissioners.
Denver. Colo, Jan. 20. 1911.
Notice is hereby given that Harry T..
Witwer, whose postoffice address Is
Greelev. Colo. has made application
No. 9167 to lease the following de-
scribed Indemnity School Lands. stu
All of Sec. S. Twp. 5N., r. 63w,
No other application to lease the
above described. lands will be consid-
cred after Feb. 16. 1911.
b. l.. JEFFERSON.
REGISTER State Board Land Commits
sioners.
First publication in Greeley Tribune
Jan. 26. 1911; last publication Feb. 16.
1911
The Greeley tribune., 1911-02-09
"GKANDMA" DUNHAM

Each year the ranks "f the
original colonists grow thinner.
And the successive funeral
trains mutely tell the story Of
the time when the last shall be
gone, for with each death the
step Of old friends Is more halt
ing, the sorrowful eyes are fur
ther dImmcd. and the remorse-
Icssness Of time is more appar-
ent.
Though the sorrow Is keen
with the passing of each. there
Ii much more than grief for the
heritage of those left. There
will be laid to final rest tomor.
row one Of the earliest arrivals
in Greeley. Although middle
aged when she came, At that
time Of life when retrospcction
usually begins to intrude upon
the dreams Of the future, she
was ever an Inspiration to the
younger women who came to
their new home bouyant and
hopeful Of great things.
She grew old SO beautifully
and entwined her sweet per.
sonality into the lives Of her
neighbors SO lovingly that 1t
was never realized that she was
passing far beyond the three
score and ten years allotted on
this earth. Her pure gentle life
assuaged many a minor grief
soothed many an aching heart
and subtly unfolded to many
the true teachings of the
Master.
Her charity was bOundless,
her forgiveness literally unto
seventy times seven and her
love and faith everlasting. And
while wet eyes will look for the
last time upon all that II mortal
Of Grandma Durham, memory
will recall that her life was
benediction heightened by Pro-
vidence to meet the needs Of
those she loved, and souls will
be strengthened to stronger ef.
fort toward Christ-like living.
The Greeley tribune., 1911-02-09
PUBLIC TRu srEEt

Whereas, Alma Nnrdal
w. Vandapool. BY thglr
OF trust bearing date th
April, a. ID. 1908. ana +
April Is, 1909. In Book
of the records Of ihe coui
recorder of Weld cuunN.]
convey to the Public Tra
County, Colorado AN "
situate In the C1uniy 4
State OF Colorado. KNOWN
ed as follows, to-wil
Lot One t1). In bloeH
Fifty-seven I57l, " 81
to Crawford, in the Ciiy ~
cording to the rtcpIu'u
thereof: pj
of Billings Sutdtlisi"m \
lev, according To Tue lV'1
TO secure their cerlaJ
note in said deed or u
for the sum OF sai5l.up,
February end. laN'- W.,
the rate OF { per rtni II
able on demand 90 He"
AND WHEREAS AlTs !
Greeley. Weld county n
certain deed Of ufls Y
April s. 1909. duIy ,',l
3Co. at page ~ N lI'e
co,,ptv clerk and r,cor
County. COLORADO, a'9 X
public trustee OF w y'm
RADIO. said Lot l. s,v, -,,,.,
Subdivision. CITY on pIt'
to the recorded rlAN Nv n
secure n certain rlun5 !
interest coupons iA '''
desgy1eeV SNp VWiuEnEAs. dgfi
made In the raNll.'is,5
and interest q deseL D''
mentioned deed 55 oi nj
ed in book "ds
therein. and the N"yd ",yrd
holder Of said n9qlt ~
secured bv said art" ,ioIl
writing. declared u
covennnts Of said df,u
Eos elected to ndverllst..
therein descrihcd ,', ,',.,ion
such notice Of 1rnn,ic
Tor sale with said uoI ,.ir
ior NV "'e Therefor. by W.T., VI,
accordance with ,,,iors
conditions. siinNla N d
menis IN said de,d .,ls
and said demand FOR ,5an, law
tue Of ard I'm as.n yesd
mower ard 1uiloil..sse N
me ~ Public 1rllS' coilr(
Colorado. pubic, ppltd
ciwen trat i. W. y an an
1tth dav Of Fe',.g.,,,,.e M
the hour Of 10 r ,.'' 'gosf
or said dav. a. lN'i q
,be court house Nv Il
the above desci ,rrracf
the prcntscs nrN ir.d n
heroiphefore drscflL-,p,d
snrr -, recorird In I'D
So. weld couniy,. y,.,.,S,.i 4
auction. for he ier IN
u,c snrc VIII hLl dte.
w.,,b nil the rI"li. AZ 1
equity Of rcdemn,. ~ va
vardarocI nrd w ,,erclnj
So,r. nd nssirnss ssnl1 n
pose OF paving arnss. sq,
u" dated nt creole y. , ~
day Of January, r. r,,
Public trustee o' ...
esns. 1'@"; F. s,o.gl,lr5 sogtl-ar'.l IL y
ri-st onhll oii: M
r-'p,irc ~. 80
Feb. .. 1911.
The Greeley tribune., 1911-02-09

We have a good supply of Buckeye
Drill repairs on hand at present ou.
ON account OF the large number OF
these drills in use in this territory
we would like you to let us know
vour wants now, so If not here, Well
have time to get them.
J. A. ENRIGHT & co.
The Greeley tribune., 1911-02-09
NOTICE OF APPL'CtT'd|
STATE LNNN

Office of the state ID
Commissioners.
Denver, Colo ia
Notice is here by given
whose postofice dddre1
Colo. has made applicali1
lease the following dtsel
Lands. situate In Weld I
RADIO. to wit:
NEA Sec. I6. TWP. sN.
No other application \
above described lands w
cred after Feb. l6 i9ll.
+. /. lE1
Register State Board a
sioners.
First publication In Grl
Jan. 26. 1911. last puhlle1
1911.
The Greeley tribune., 1911-02-09
PROPOSED ORDINANCES ~o
An Ordinance F,xInw the s,,,.,
City Officer. o'

s,y ne Gity or Greeley. Colorado: o'
section J.; The Mayor and oacb ,,s
erman shall receive as cornn racn a'd-
lor nls services the SUN ., flve dc,i, i.o,, y,
or each regular or ad diourne1 ~ pili l rS
ia! m.eting attended. '' Spec-
Section 2. The City ClerL sL,,
ceive as compensation fo, b;s iIl re
as city clerk and as clerk Of the bnord v'or
The Greeley tribune., 1911-02-09
NOTICE OF FINAi. SE'

In the Matter of the EST
r. Johnston. Deceased.
Notice is hereby given.
day the 27th dav Of Eel
1911. being one Of the rel
the January Term OF the
of Weld County, I'm the
RADIO. !. James G, Hugh,
traitor of said estate, viii
fore the Judge Of said {
nv final settlement as 81
traitor. pray the approval
and will then apply %
as such Administrator. A
and place any person In
appear ard present ohle(
same II any there ho.
Dated at Greeley C1lOd
10. 1911.
Administrators Of the Esi}
X. Johnston. deceased, !
DELPHI r. Carpenter and
Baker. ATTORNEYS.
First publication In Gr(
Jan. IS, 1911; last public1
1911.
The Greeley tribune., 1911-02-09

Executrix OF the es,o,.1
Strohauer. deceased
yoseph c. EwinE, AI,oJ
First publicatl56 in irn',So1
Fer, TeS' 2. 1911; last pubIGIss1 Gs
The Greeley tribune., 1911-02-09
NOTICE OF ArpI,C,r,o

y i4NNN
Commissioners.
Denver. Colo, Ja
Notice is hereby l-ive,
clark, whose post0nlcs
Berthoud. Colo, has mad
No. 9156 to lease thu f0llo,
ed School Lands, sitna
County. Colorado. To- wit.
All of Sec. l6. Twp All
No other applicatIon n
above described lands nj
cred after Feb. l6. lgll
b. l.. JEF
Register State Board /,
sioners.
First publication I'm CIR,
Jan. 26. 1911: last public,
1911.
The Greeley tribune., 1911-02-09
NOTICE OF App,.rc,r,.
ST&'Is

VIZ AIPi.Tr And
or,o. -, STATE LAM
Commissioners. h
Denver. C.lo II
Notice Is hereby riy', ~
Collins. whose pasioStea]
Eaton. Colo. has mad
9l.O to lease the f1iio,a
School Lands, situate tnw|
Colorado. to wit: :"
SEN Sec. 10, Tvp. SN
No other applic4tion j
above described lands ~
cred after Feb. iG lgli"'
Register State Board i,
sioners.
First publicatior l1 Or,
Jan. 26. 1911; last pubiic'
1911. '''
The Greeley tribune., 1911-02-09
NOTICE OF APPI,c,r,o
E1n q rU,us :,

STATE LAM
Onice OF the State nd
Commissioners.
Denver. Colo. ia
Notice Is hereby given
oliver. whose postDlflce
Eaton, Colo. has made al
911l to lease the followl
School Lands. situate In
Colorado. to wit:
VIZ of Sec. 16. Twp. 81
No other application d
above described lands wi
cred after Feb. l6. 1911.
b. /. IEN
Register State Board ID
sioners.
First publication In Gr(
Jan. rs. 1911. last publlci
1911.
The Greeley tribune., 1911-02-09
Attest:

htleSt
CITY Clerk.
First ruh'icatio- in the Weekly
Greeley Tribune Feb. 9. 1911; secord
publication In the same paper Feb. 16,
1911.
The Greeley tribune., 1911-02-09
HOW ABOUT GREELEY?

within twenty-.our hours after
announcement was made that con-
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-07-01
HUNGAR|ANS TO HAVE BIG
PICNIC At LAKE WOODS

grove from tables and benches newly
erected for the OCCASION. A dance paw
lon fifty feet by fifty feet has been
erected. and there will be special Hun
garian programs in the band she'll by
the Royal Hungarian orchestra now
playing an engagement at the park. At
o'clock the singing viii begin, and the
four clubs will vie with each other in
singing native folk songs. AT O'Clock,
stephen Petras, will deliver an address
on organized labor, and then there will
be more singing. There Will be- big
pie-eating contest which promises to BE-
an event of much enjoyment. Pies two
feet In diameter will be furnished. and
the contestants will not only try to see
which one can eat the most. but also
to see which ones can smear the most
of the ingredients on their counte-
nances, and obtain the silver coins that
are hidden between the crusts. This Is
a game that is in indigenous to Hun
gary and is employed by them IN thcic
picnics across the water.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-07-01

Tomorrow, the picnic grove of Lake
Woods Park will be transformed into
Little Hungary and the Magyar flag
Will wave over scenes that are familiar
to the people in the old country. The
occasion will be the picnic of the Hun
garian societies of Gary, Pullman, In
diana Harbor and Chicago. There win
be speaking in the grove during the af-
ternoon, the Hungarian Singing club
of Gary, and one from Pullman and
from Indiana Harbor will sing, and the
Chicago Petit club will also take part
in the program. There Will be native
songs and dances. and native games
played. A number of Hungarian women
will concoct huge caldrons of goulash
and other Hungarian dishes and the
day will be given over to festivities.
The picnickers will begin to arrive
in the morning and they will be greet
ed at the front entrance by soldier n
the full Hungarian army uniform. The
picnic dinner will be served in the
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-07-01
Aldermen Are Angry.

The action OF the safety board IN
clamping the lid down on Gary's 4th
of July prize fight may mean the Of
fetal decapitation of the members of
the police board governors. Alderman
Gibson is angry, it is said. because the
killing of the fight will hurt his saloon
trade His place is located near the
grand stand
other of the aldermen have similar
grievances. Seven of the city fathers
are said to be for abolishing the board.
The council will meet on Wednes day
night. Naming of library board and
increases in the park board are plan
ned.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-07-01
$4,000 IS
IN NEW
GARY DEAL

A big realty deal was closed yester
day when the Riverside Land and In
vestment company of Gary purchased
from James Mundel OF Hobart some 81
acres of land lying between the Little
Calumet river and the Ridge road and
with an east frontage on South Broad
way In all there are 30s lots and the
rice named in the transaction Is said
TO involve at least $4,000.
The new company viii place the lanl
on the market. It's capitalization is
$4,000 and not only are Gary but Mil
Ter. Hobart. Hammond and Crown Point
money is interested in the venture as
well. Included in the directorate are
w. H F. Parry, Albert Borman,. Albert
Most. Edward Behnke. Daniel F'itz-
gerald and a Arvidson. Shares In the
company are rated at 500 each
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-07-01
THE BARON
PAID THE
S54 READILY
Especial to THE T1MEs.)


Indiana Harbor. July How would
you like to make s1.50 minute? This
Is what Bart Briney made when he
took Baron Westrum from Indiana
Harbor to Forty fourth street and
Michigan avenue last Thursday. a dis
lance of twenty miles. Baron Won
Westrum had to make train and be-
fore making the train he had to meet
an appointment at Michigan avenue
and Forty fourth street. He had just
one hour in which to do the trick I'll
pay you dollar and a half a minute
If you will get me to Michigan and
Forty fourth in half an hour" said the
baron.
Il don't know whether I can do it In
quite that time. but rll guarantee not
to exceed that time by more than a few
minutes said Mr.. Briney.
'All right" replied the baron. "let
her out" and the start was made
Needless to say there was not much
time dallying at short corners and con-
siderable road was burned up in the
expedition, and when Baron Won West
rum reached his designation thirty-six
minutes later he wrote Briney a check
for $54
And Briney wasn't pinched for run
ming at the rate of forty miles an hour
either.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-07-01
BUSINESS
GROWTH HAS
NOT STOPPED
Noted Financial Writer
Points Out That Financial
and Industrial Situation
Does Not Bear Out Stories
of Depression.
(By BOersianer.)

Beginning today there will be dis
bursed in semi-annual interest and di-
vidend payments. s2eO.voo.o00. or s2S.-
100000 more than on July 1, 1910 The
increased distribution attests at once
the rooted solvency of the country and
the growth of its business.
In the six months of the financial
year ended yesterday, S1.25G, 100000 of
fresh capital was put into new, and for
the further development of old enter
prises. The foreign trade balance for
the last twelve months totals over
$500. 100000 against s1S7 100000 in the
previous yearly period. Much more
than half of the $500 100000 is to be
credited to the time between January
/ and June 80.
With such facts and figures berore
the economist. the admission is newt
able that the half-year has been salts
factory, despite the talk of "slowness'
here and depression" there.
Unwonted Activity Somewhere.
When a community absorbs 1850
bushes purposes, when it's foreign
trade enhances by above 1910, 900, 900
there must have been invented activi-
~ somewhere. And II on the whole
the past has given a good account oil
itself, the future promises to do better
The future, indeed. may be embraced
with confidence, excellent, In it's way
as was the work of the past In q
manner it has been preparatory fol
what will be done between now and
December.
Especially pertinent is this to what