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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1911-02-02
An Effective Way.

They say" said the young drama
Isl. that shall have to cui my play
iown. bur | really don't know where
% hegin"
why not start NJ both ends" his
sndld friend asked. "and work to-
ward the mddief"
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1911-02-02
How 70 nrueh the Teeth.

In brushing the teeth care should be
used to move the brush up and down
as well as across the teeth. Brushing
only one way does not perfectly cleanse
the teeth, and It has tendency to
wear grooves In the enamel.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1911-02-02
HOW TO PICKLE PIGS FEET.
Directions For Preparing a Cheap and
PelatabIe Winter Dish.

Take dozen Of the feet scrape and
clean thoroughly, soak for three hours
In cold water and scrub again. Place
in large kettle with two tablespoon
fuls OF salt and water to cover and
simmer gently for four hours or until
tender. Coo. In the liquor in which they
were cooked When cold pack IN q
stone jar. with a good pickle made In
the following proportions.
To two quarts cider vinegar allow
one quart OF the liquor In which the
feet were cooked, dozen cloves, q
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1911-02-02

saAbAsiso THE worNt@ rruN A MANS
HAD.
Tered Der 10 abstain from all exerfion
md eKcliemcni, was kneeilng on the
aaer 81 the saloon defily baBdngsng
tie w0unds upon mans head
Admiration ~ her courage thrilled
o h!@ Tie resDesnt~r~d that his own
asffs vas Dos done. A toarse voice
nas calling from behind siaierootn
sgsy whleh wss ssmmed ~ that II
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1911-02-02

How TO Renovste Scratched Paint.
To remove scratches on paint made
by scratching matches rub with cut
lemon.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1911-02-02

Dividends are declared twice year, wa:
IS OF the first days OF January and July
iccording to law.
All dividends not withdrawn Will he addec
the principal and draw interest us new
deposits, whether bank book Is presente,
II not. '-te
Deposits made on OF before the fifth da,
i any month draw interest from the firsi
lay OF that month
The Paonia progressive and the Paonia newspaper., 1911-07-27
This Hosiery is
Against Hole

We have just secured the selling agcnd
for the famous Holeproof Hosiery in this cit
This is the original guaranteed hosiery th]
has been so widely advertised in the magaznd
but which has never yet been on sale at an
store in town.
The guarantee which we reproduce d
this page comes with every box of the hosicr
1t is promise that we will gladly redeem
any of the hosiery needs darning mendin
within six months it will be exchanged I'd
new hosiery.
The manufacturers of this hosiery STAN
back of us in making this guarantee. Tho
The Paonia progressive and the Paonia newspaper., 1911-07-27
1o1eprH(! 4!
FOR N EN- won

There is only one difference be-
tween the common hosiery and Hole
proof" And that is that "Holeproof"
wears six times as long as the other.
Yet the price for both is the same.
"Holeproof" is made with 3-plyyarn
in the body and 6-ply in the heels,
toes and knees. This gives double
the strength where the wear comes
most.
Every pair is minutely inspected
before it leaves the factory. 1t costs
$50, 900 year for this inspection alone
The Paonia progressive and the Paonia newspaper., 1911-07-27
+ + + + = + = = = = = = = = = Z
: PERSONAL MENTION. Z
+ + = + + = + = E %P = Z = + .
Fly Killer at DUNBAR'S

T.. w. Moutray made trip to
Montrose last Sunday morning.
Z. Il. Rule of Hotchkiss visited
over Sunday with home folks here.
Miss Lyle Johnston returned home
Monday evening after brief stay In
Delta.
Miss Alta Stanley came up from
Hotchkiss Friday evening to visit
with relatives.
The Paonia progressive and the Paonia newspaper., 1911-07-27
Speed Films h
at DUNBAR'S.


intendent OF schools, visited over
Sunday with her brother and family
on Pitkin mesa.
+. +. Creighton, a prominent
ranchnan over I'm the Crawford
country, was transacting business
In our city last Thursday.
Verne =. Rawalt returned home
Tuesday evening from Gunn,son,
where he spent few days visiting
with his father and old time friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Victor Feldmann en-.
tertained Vim Mathews and family
and Merle Miller and family at their
ranch home down the river last
Sunday.
Mrs. Clarence Edwards and son
Merle came down from Somerset on
Tuesday mornings train. She was
accompanied by Mrs Harry Edwards
who had been visiting her.
Mrs. i. w. Parkhill and daughter
arrived here last Wednesday evening
from Alamosa, Colorado and Will
spend some time here visiting. Mr..
Parkhill was formerly in the real es-
tate business here.
A large crowd greeted DR.. Shelton,
the Christian foreign missionary who
is making tour OF America. at the
Christian church last Monday even
ing. The address was full ofinterest
and illustrated with accounts OF in
cidents taken from actual life in for
eign fields.
The Paonia progressive and the Paonia newspaper., 1911-07-27
New dainty r
DUNBAR'S

Miss Eva Conklin Of Delta IL IN
our city this week visiting with her
friend. Miss Merrie Mathews.
U. o. Anderson returned to his
home here last Wednesday evening
after IA business trip to Denver.
The Paonia progressive and the Paonia newspaper., 1911-07-27

so you unders
quality that &c
1t has taken
perfection but
to more than
year. No 9th
begins to equal
as this.
We invite G,
anime this wo
purchasing.
how soft and
is. We want
The Paonia progressive and the Paonia newspaper., 1911-07-27
Misquito Talcum Keeps
'em away sold by Dunbar's.

Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Curtis and Mr.
and Mrs. DR.. Gosney autoed I,
Delta Thursday.
l.. =. Cofield returned here las
Saturday evening after "a buaines
trip to Palisade.
X. j. Werner returned home las
Thursday evening after busines
trip to Colorado Springs.
The Greeley tribune., 1911-11-02
DATE SET
FOR NEXT
CONCERT
CLUB TO AP-
PEAR DECEMBER IL
Big CHORUS AND ORCHESTRA
Negotiations are on for Artist of In
ternational Reputation for
Third Concert.-Deal not
Closed.

The date for the next concert by
the Philharmonic society is set for
December IL at the Sterling opera
house. On this occasion the beau
tiful cantata st. Johns Eve will be
given by me great chorus of 80
voices supplemented by an orchestra
of 20 instruments, making at least
an even 100 in the production. III
addition to the cantata the Phil
harmonic orchestra will give sew
eral numbers and the program will
be varied, since the cantata takes
only about as minutes. The occa-
sion will be the first in Greeley when
hundred persons have taken part
in single musical production.
Four soloists will be brought
from Denver to sing the principal
roles in the cantata and the re-
hearsals indicate that the produc-
ton will be the finest of Its kind
ever given in northern Colorado.
The executive committee of the
society is not ready to announce the
third concert in the series, but 10
anxiously waiting to hear If they
are successful in negotiating for the
greatest individual artist ever
brought to Greeley. They are tremb-
mug ia lheisuoes ioI 1881 lhey VIII
not be able to make the deal, but ID
clare that if they are successful an
artist of international fame will be
brought here.
The unqualified success of the first
concert has won the confidence of
the people in the new organization
and every effort will be made to
maintain the high standard estab-
lished in the initial offering, the
Mountain Ash choir. With the big
chorus and the big orchestra to be
heard jointly and separately it ia
expected that there will be an enor-
nous attendance
The Greeley tribune., 1911-11-02
GOVERNMENT TO
Be CONTROLLER
OF RAILROADS
Supreme Court Decision Practically
Eliminates Railroad Commits
sion in States

Washington, Nov 1.-The United
States supreme court, in an opinion
by Justice Van de Vanter, gives
broad powers to the interstate COM
commission in sweeping in
of the federal safety
appliance law 1t virtually elimin-
ates state railroad commissions from
control of railroads.
The court held that the law is vi
olated when car, not properly
equipped under the act, is used on
a railroad doing an interstate busi-
ness, to carry shipments from one
point in a state to another point in
the same state.
This takes cases of this character
out of the Jurisdiction Of the state
railway commissioners. The opinion
was given in case brought by the
government against the Southern
Railway company in which it was
alleged that couplers were out Of re-
pair on cars carrying shipments
which originated in the state of Ala,
bama and which were destined tC
points within the state.
Members of the interstate com
merce commission are much pleased
at the ruling
1T means" explained Commis
sioner Franklin X. Lane. "eventu
ally that there is to be no dual con
troll of interstate carriers. In Other
words. the federal authority cannot
permit a state to build wal
around its borders that would AFFORD
to the people within that wall q
greater advantage in commerce than
is enjoyed by the people of another
state outside the wall We must
have a national system of railroads
under national control and regula-
tion."
The Greeley tribune., 1911-11-02
METHODIST
CONFERENCE
HAS CLOSED
Greeley District Annual Meeting was
Profitable and Enjoyable to
Large Number

Eaton, Nov THE Greeley dis
trict conference OF the Methodist
church closed this afternoon with
an address by II, f. Ball of Denver
on Paul, the Pastor. The Sacra-
ment OF the Lords Supper was also
held during the afternoon session.
The conference has been well at
tended and enthusiastic sessions
have been held. This morning
there was symposium on Evange-
lism conducted by C. A. Rowan.
The Methodist Brotherhood con-
ference was held Tuesday evening
when questions of interest to the
men of the church were discussed.
A dinner served by the ladies of
the church preceded the evening
meeting. Covers were laid for 115
members of the Brotherhood, with
visitors present from the chapters.
of the Greeley district.
The Greeley tribune., 1911-11-02
FATHER CASEY
BUSY PLANNING
CARNIVAL WEEK
Pretty Girls, Dancing and Merriment
Of All Kinds Will Mark
Annual Fair

Preparations for the big Catholic
fair to be held in Camfield Hall De-
cember to l5 for the benefit of
st. Peters Catholic church are we'll
under way. Father Casey is busy
planning, scheming and thinking up
new and innocent stunts that shall
make the coming fair the biggest
event of the sort that has ever been
put on in Greeley.
There will be moving pictures,
the like of which have never been
seen in Greeley. Beautifully decor
ated booths will be presided over by
the prettiest maids and matrons in
town and countryside, who will dis
pense bonbons and smiles indiscrim-
inately on the merrymakers at SO
much per smile or pound as the
cases may be. Quaint costumes,
pretty dances, fortune tellers ga
lere, all with good fortune to dis
tribute, strolling musicians, streets
of Cairo, will combine to make the
wax Re long to be remembered by
Father Caaey's congregation and the
young folks OF Greeley.
H09aee Groeley's desk will be on
ezhibittOn every evening during the
fair. After the fair is over it will
he donated to the city and find a
resting place in the city hall of the
city bearing his name
The Greeley tribune., 1911-11-02
FINDS OLD INDIAN PIPE
WILL SOON SEEK A wife

Bennett Nelson, living half mile
south of Kersey, while plowing re-
Gently uncovered perfect speci-
men of an old Indian pipe. 1t is OF
peculiar brown stone, which experts
say is found only in Minnesota,
making it evident that the pipe
somehow found its way to Colorado
from it's original home.
Mr. Nelson has a halt section of
land that is bringing under water.
1t is well improved and the owner
declares that so soon as his last
bitches are finished he is going to
look for wife to share the conf
forts of his home.
The Greeley tribune., 1911-11-02
Will Turn Water Into
Glenn1ere Park Skating
Pond This afternoon
Work Has Been Completed Is R
City Council--Aldermen Get
Bill Boards On Sides Of Br
Opinion Wanted On Advisa
Skating Rink In The Armory.

The skating pond in Glenmere
park is all graded and ready to re-
ceiVe water. Wednesday afternoon
upon invitation of the street COM
mittee of the city council and the
street supervisor, G. ii. Wolfe. pro-
prietor of the Tribune. who took
the initiative i'm securing the pond
for the little folk, will visit the
park and turn of the water that is
trickling through the headgate. The
flow is sufficient to fill the pond to
cover about two acres within q
short time. 1t will he perfectly
safe for the youngsters. as the deep
hole in the center has been filled in
so that even Il break through the
ice will endanger nothing more than
"a cold.
All will be in readiness for the
first cold snap of the season which,
from present indications, is not far
away. 1t may be that Thanksgiving
will bring good skating within the
reach of all.
Billboards came in for consider
able attention from the aldermen at
the regular meeting last night. 1t
is probable that some of the staring
on the sides OF
buildings will have to come down,
as an investigation will be made to
discover by what authority, if any,
the boards have been erected con-
trary to the city ordinance govern
ing such methods of advertising.
The Greeley tribune., 1911-11-02
Shower for Bride to be.

Mrs. Anna Sampson and her
mother, Mrs. Holmes, entertained a
company of young people Tuesday
afternoon with shower in honor
of Miss Blossom Stockton whose
marriage to Charlie Erabruegger of
Iowa will take place this month.
The house was appropriately deco
rated with Jack-o'lanterns and Hal
lowe'en games were played. Miss
Stockton was the recipient of many
beautiful gifts. Nice refreshments
were served at a late hour.
The Greeley tribune., 1911-11-02
WANTS WOMEN
TO CUT HAIR

:. Philadelphia, Nov. 1-Dr.
:. Moses Stern. earnest advocate
:. of liberal Sunday laws reform
:. er of woman's dress, has taken
:. out nomination papers as the
:. peoples candidate for mayor OF
). Philadelphia In his petition
:. DR.. stern announces his plat
:. form:
:. Compel all women to cut Off
:. their long hair; forbid them to
:. wear rats.
:. Pass a law compelling wo-
:. men to wear harem skirts held
:. up by suspenders.
!: Forbid woman under 80 TO
:. wear corsets.
:. The election officers predict
they will not have to sit up all
:. night counting votes for DIR.
:. Stern.
). :. ). :. :. :. !. !: !. !. !. !. + :. \
The Greeley tribune., 1911-11-02
MILITIA BOYS
GIVE A DANCE

LNpton, Nov COMPANY ]. Col
orRdQ National Guards, gave Hal
IoWe'en ball last night and drew a
big crowd. 1t was a mask AFFAIR, with
refreshments of doughnuts and cider
and tho merriment lasted till the
early hours of morning.
The small boy and the big boy
with small boy desires to create
havoc on Halloween was somewhat
quiescent, and little damage is re-
ported this morning.
The Ladies' Aid society is giving
an All-Hallow dinner today. which
is being we'll patronized.
c. E. Beasley. the barber. mas
moved his shop to the Lupton Hotel
building.
The Greeley tribune., 1911-11-02
NAMED
owns IN
I'D COUNTY
dlnstOwn HonOred.-
BABES have Same
ID don't know IL.

you like to be named
ohnstown?
a pair of twins who
will have to carry
according to reports
e country districts re-
by DR.. Ella Mead, to
Is made of all births
outside of the incorpo-
lor the past month
enty-five new citi-
ae Weld county their
vi: OF twins are inclu-
ol them are already
!ne names is Grundy.
|sloped that there. are
y !ne county who not
90 same names now, but
.sy y. We're married. John
~ l wife, who was Hem
i, H., reported the arrival
'une, John and his wife
. came eone thing in July.
h,s sOas.ernation in the
,,e, ,ho An Investigation
,sr.. W.. Two families lived
'a,,s ina OF the county and
Anow each other.
The Greeley tribune., 1911-11-02
MORE STORIES
NEXT FRIDAY

The usual weekly stories for chill
dren will be given in the high school
auditorium on Friday afternoon.
Children are urged to be prompt, as
late comers disturb the others, and
the stories begin at 4:lo sharp, al
lowing ample time for the little
folks to reach the high school build
ing after being dismissed from the
ward schools. All well-behaVed
children are invited, and parents
who are interested are always well
come,
The Greeley tribune., 1911-11-02
STRAW VOTE IN OREGON
POOR OUTLOOK FOR TAFT

+ Portland, Ore, Nov. If a
+ straw vote taken by the Port
1. land Journal is any criterion,
+ Senator LaFollette or Wood
+ row Wilson are the overwhelm-
+ ing presidential favOrites of
+ the people of Oregon.
+ or the 976 ballots cast, 49S
j. were Democratic votes and
+ ATS Republican. They were dis
1. tributeo as follows:
i Democrats: Wilson, 233;
j. Bryan, 141; Champ Clark, 60;
l. Harmon, IS; Folk, 25; scatter
j. ing, 2.
!. Republicans: La Toilette,
;. 301; Roosevelt, 1924. Taft, 46;
!. Hughes, 3; Cummins, / scat
+ tering, 8.
+ + 1. + i. !. 1: !. !. :. :. :. = :. :.
The Greeley tribune., 1911-11-02
b. IN
capture
Len MAN Is
FEW HOURS
I BOUND over
Sound With $500
Il in His Pockets
ato Chase
Kersey

In the apprehension
and his proper dis-
,earance before the
answer to charges
made Tuesday af-
uolice department.
not more than
age. who drove a
ohuson coal yard at
Nd Fifteenth streets
When arraigned on
healing sS4.09 from
ring the noon hour.
1 theft, the capture
Hment included only
is employer sudden
ter had gone to din
huson returned he
atter to the police.
the direction of Or
) dispatched to ker-
he, the presumed
Sung driver. Half a
[ol LaSalle, Wilson
custody. Within half
y being searched at
pn and the entire
was found in his
h an hour he was
be justice court OF
Ia plea of guilty en-
y $3.50 fixed and the
Ned to the action Of
IT.
] that his love for q
han himself led to
/ Of Wilson. A letter
J was searched indi-
vas hitting the trail
n, where his woman
|n and had taken the
lghest financial road
|sointment. The po-
! has figured before
The Greeley tribune., 1911-11-02
POST OFFICE MAKING
SMALL PROFIT At LAST

!: Washington, Nov. 1-For :.
= the first time since 1883 the !
= postoffice department during i
= the fiscal year ended June 80, :;
= 1911, was conducted at ::
= profit. ::
:. In "a months the conduct of i
= the postal service has resulted :;
= in changing deficit of $17,- i
= 479,7i0 for the fiscal year :.
= 1909 to surplus of S219,ll8 ::
:. for the fiscal year 1911. :.
!. :. !. !. !. :. !. !. = !. \ I. :. = !. :;
The Greeley tribune., 1911-11-02
SOCIALIST IS
RUNNING AHEAD

1! Los Angeles, Nov In
+ complete returns from 225 pre- :
+ cincts out of 243 give the fol-
+ lowing vote for mayor in to-
+ days municipal primary.
+ Job Hartman, Socialist,
+ 9,7O3.
+ George Alexander, Republic
!. an, Good Government, 9,2O6.
+ The same precincts showed
!. that the entire Socialist coun-
!. cilmanic ticket was running
!. 300 to 500 votes ahead OF the
:. Republican Good Government
!. coalition and unattached candi-
!. da.es.
!. /. !. :. !. = !. :. !. !. !. :. :: :. =
The Greeley tribune., 1911-11-02
aPort Made To
ting Busy With
ildings---Peoples'
oility Of Roller

The councilman would also like
to know what the people think
about having a roller skating rink
at the Armog during this winter
AL applfcHIiOn was received from
aptain A. c. Drake of the National
Guard, requesting a permit to use
the armor! as q rink. 1t was laid on
the table until next meeting, as the
aldermen want to sound the senti-
ment OF the public. Those who fa-
Vor rink or who are opposed to it
are invited 90 aEpress themselves to
the aldernel OF their respective
wards.
People burning trash in the al
leys must do so in a metallic recep-
tacle that Is covered and has stove
pipe. This is the requirement of
the ordlnanCe but in some instances
it is not being carried out. In the
future prosecutions will follow any
evasiOns o. the ordinance.
The Sterling theater owners will
be n0tif1ed 70 make some arrange
ment to carry off the water from
the reef drains so there will be no
miniature skating ponds on the
sidewalks in front OF the building.
The grading of eleventh avenue
will START today but the graveling
will not begin until spring. The
ordinance covering this improve
ment was passed on final reading
and ordered printed.
The Greeley tribune., 1911-11-02
\ PREACHERS
PtAcA AGRICULTURE

" p'ea lor social justice,
w. Wiley, chief Of the
,ura eau or the department
IN :. attacked many
tv III III me public schools
rials ~ MS address before
n' D. C. 'on'erence
bat tnildgeq tSa the dignity of
Eroruh the breaking of a
oos S's, and you viii be
sal said start IA IN improving ne
urrjbcl,s,,,r bls remarks. Throw
Is ,vu'um os OF the schools
!, sS as chemistry, Ienuu'y botany
Ehilddr1eDt dr. the sciences, and
"iote practical
aDd lry d declared the svstsm
c scbooiaps as taught
that tDIpls' 3pn was a disgrace
ed. Ha tLe decimal system
II
comn,,sress comnp,asess to make
cturers 'Sory. but that
'e'S had always op-
minis.ooI official said he
in listers ,sse in the rural
be- ,a,Ss less than nfteen
IN ,e''ihg their congre-
The Greeley tribune., 1911-11-02
PIatteyiIle Celebrated

Platteville, Nov. 1-Pl1tteville S
streets were well filled with Hal
lowe'en bric-a-brac this morning.
Wagons and outbuildings decorated
the most unusual places, and school
property suffered somewhat. nut
little real damage was done. owing,
possibly to the chilly atmosphere
which surrounded everything at an
early hour last night.
The Greeley tribune., 1911-11-02
Eaton Citizens Protest

Eaton. Nov. IA party OF doz-
en- citizens of Eaton went to Fort
Collins this afternoon to protest
AGAINST the action OF the Northern
Colorado Tnterscholastfc league IN
barring the Eaton football team
from the league. 1t Is hoped that
they NAV he persuaded to reconsider
the action and reinstate the team.
The Greeley tribune., 1911-11-02
Change MADE
AT HOSPITAL

Miss NJ. l.. Schermerhorn OF
Grand Rapids, Mich, will arrive
here in about week or ten days
10 take the position as superintend-
ant OF the Greeley hospital. MISS
Srbermcrhorn is graduate OF the
Rattle creek sanitarium and Is now
of the nurses OF the
INA hospital in Grand Rapids.
Miss MacAlpin. who has been su-
,orlptaudent OF the Greeley hospital
Tor the last year. leaves soon for
Panama.
The Greeley tribune., 1911-11-02
Epworth League Entertains.

Plattville. Nov 1.-The Epworth
League held a Halloween social
here last night. and enjoyed the
evening with games, songs, and
other pleasures Refreshments
were one of the pleasing features OF
the occasion.
The Greeley tribune., 1911-11-02
HIGH SCHOOL
'''" GOING AHEAD

Architect Roeschlaub of Denver
was in Greeley Wednesday to inspect
work on the new high school buiia-
ing In short time when the win
dow frames are in place another
nayment on the building Is due ana
the work is being thoroughly exam
ined by MIR. Roeschlaub before the
payment is made. The materiai
which has delayed the work on
building is now on the ground anu
the work will progress rapidly.
The Greeley tribune., 1911-11-02
Retekah Entertainment

Erie. Nov. 1.-The Rebekah lodge
gave a supper and an entertainment
last evening, which was well attend
ed
The Greeley tribune., 1911-11-02

Frightened Fox Frightens Folks
Minneapolis-A badly frightened
red fox mingled with startled
crowds today on downtown street,
"Brer" will adorn the window of a
local furrier.
The Greeley tribune., 1911-11-02
Is Seriously Ill

l.aSalle. Nov. Ed Behrens, the
lumberman, is seriously ill at his
home with Bright's Disease. 1t Is
feared that he cannot recover.