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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-06


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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-06

0 n.trd Presbyterian church are mak.
ink arrangements FOR an elaborate
church bazaar 90 be- held in the chapel
"n Fourteenth street on Thursday az
'frnoon beg ming at O'Clock. An
tcipaunE the needs OF christmas
stores of fancy work will b. on sale
comprising ever thing boz tho way of
ueedlcU ORR. market OF cakes plum
lridings. pastries amt Christmas del.
f'tc'rs uII also he conducted
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-06

ON FRIDAY evening. December IS. in
The n'N columbia Club auditor um.
'he students of The Dramatic Arr class
~ 'hc Lima lieuu.g sherman school
of express ON uiN entertain with fao
clever little piass Mrs WtuIss
Will and our t,frIs in Camp Tho
Performance vII mars the close rt
thr fire. term 81 fIe year The term
VIII open immefa.e'v after fhe bold.
DAYS
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-06
ROADS ACROSS
CONTINENT
'MUo-HES" REACHES WHEELING
AFTER $500 MILE TRIP
Ihor1as ". why and Party Logging
Routes FOR Two Great Trans
continental Highways

Au~i having travelled APPROX.
mareiy s.5op miles acros. tho ouUt.
nen' o., tho northern route aad &C.
turnins thus lar on its tr., bach 20
Nc~ iors she "Nld.Iien." With
Thomas " Wuby of the department
o. agriculture OF Washington. With
Mrs. Wlby aud tie Driver. Pred D.
clark. reached wheeling about O.
O'Clock last evening from Columbus.
o. Nr Wildly is special agent az pub.
&c roads aud 10 makine his great
auto tour Ia the Interests o. good
roads. Primarily hls object ina mak.
ins tine tour b. 10 urge government
aid and super, sion o. Two great
fr1nfcOntiuental hiFhNays which
shall be- built across the Iulf .t
states and maiuta ucd by th- govern
ment
The tour started on August 3d..
when the party in the ONO csr tnr
Mud-ilen" iefi New 3 ork The trim
90 the western coast was made Is
way ~ the Niarara Fails. thence go
chicago. Thence Co Cheyenne. Salt
Lake city. Ogden. passing near fU.
National para. and 90 san Francisco
From this point they v.ut Gown tho
coast t0 san Diego aud started tI.
long return trip over th- old south.
ern trails. The old spanish road
known 49, the Miss ons Road" "a
followed 10 Snnfe Pc and from there
The party travelled along The old
santa Fe trail 20 KhnFas CTS. vherr
thry joined the old Boorr's Lick frah
To- 81 Louis. From tha' oity they FOL
I1U 81 the NauonaI Road through In
d.snapol.. Columbus. Zar..v.Il
Woodsfeid and 10 Wheeling Tl.r
VII leave tnis cts today. following
the Sat oua. Road 90 fuwJ.rI.rf
Uaen they Will leave this h.rhaa,
taking tho Cumberland r.k. ara
Braddock road fo washington
Thence fhov viii return fa M Y1rt
where an ovation v.u h. rendered
frfu
Mr. VIII. stated last evening ,t,.
he would like FOO -.rrr. "a pilot .- -t..
r.fy fo fate him to f4ubar..rf ss
ibis road Is not rharfar Ir faa r.f,
mobile Blue Book a.r ami neither
h- nor bis driver is sr4ua s.fl
tho route &c. uIu extend ar .r.I
fation 20 secrafart % o. Na.f1r or
10 hoard of trad. I.f Do 40 ,.......
III unable to acconnan. Him .n9frl-
familiar uifh fHs road $500 b. alrI
Great Scenic Rout.
A. we'll as lasul Tor I.s object
fh. urrrg OF % movement f.r f.a
bIildinF OF two great nst.ons. hisr.
way. uhlcf shall frI1a tho ro4rs.
which has been fsI down t- fr.
tour ST. Wui. ae.a-.ag .,.a.r
route while the northern route
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-06

Nr Edward Essey toruerfv obi.
~lcrrari and Niles WarGaraf Hurri ar
r1rscrfhurF we're married 1r Thanks
ewing iaf 'rer tha ceremony -e.
ccrfon uaa hold l' ffe home 90 t-e
erooms plreufs = vs. EsRev of
~herrarf There we're ahor- r"v
guests present among them beng w
A T Es.ey " p'"sharzh. Misses Rate
and Marie Harshl o, Washington. re-
N- ard Mrs Fsksv VIII ta at home
t'-cr January fsf af 1900 Srr.rk street.
'a-s erstlrr
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-06

iu honor of Miss MARY k.u who
aid leave shortly FOR California to
make her home Mrs &C. DO Render en-
fer'ained WITH d. o.cioca dinner 40 her
home ON FLORIDA street yesterday The
table was srIstca'iy laid. with appro.
prI1f" decorations and covers for eight
persons
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-06

Nrs Georee fur entertained the
memoirs of tho Island Bridge rf-b
Iuesdat afternoon a. Der home EOS
south Front street Seven tables were
BOZ play and twenty eiElt E.es-s were
present 50 an appropriate hour
luncheon uHa served
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-06
PAY FOR VETS
sSASls- ~AR soloiEss 10 RE
GIVE SEARIS sioDp
Case -As Seer Psrei-s - Ce--. %
Siai-7s 40 ~ss- rsssn 's- A-;r
~.s;er Service
BIT cat ? rovs0


CHARLES TpN T-c Th- SPan.
isl A---rirai- a. veterans 40 ~.r-
men b~rs 90 ore second M-st Ni-..r.a
f's u-rt 80. receive afrta pr-s.-rt
~ifa'u ne u-ar flt.r- Governor
''.assroes has r~cr ,-d fr1u S.-cretarv
ot 30 Treasury u N-asr a sarrarf
On tt- -uh'r-aslrt af IaIuuor- for
81 -t fo D. I>fr. b4t--t among fh-
men o. Pro Second Nt,' B. rr.rls Ncr
-nie''r Infantry Thr pay ISL fcr ante
muster service The. CO. fa- tA-
'rocl- ea, on Jln- 1853, ~ the,
erre le. mustered .r ll,I Jus D..
I,-s
.~ matter has been .. me court g
IA us a. Nssh.nEfuu Tor many year,
Eneorss NINA Bill
TIE ham b. of Commerce commit
i~s ca lex station bt unanimous vote
"Ii ask th~ Chamber of Commerce 70
adopt resolutions requesting th.. scnA.
COR, aLI repras- ufatit-s Iu couer-s.
io lr- f.r.r beet .~ort- -o secure. The.
rassas- ot MAJ i- "a ed th. pas R.f
r'rra-'nE tl- paA OF tl. m.iIf.arrrr
r fH~ rountr ala st.rt 10 passed
"a, RON framed would add g f> "uu to
~. N'A NNHa .N 30
-onors Regulations
Governor GiasSrucA has lurorcI
rrq-.s lions from The governors -
E'rg-u.a and North Carolina Tor rr-
return tp those slater ol tuo men nov
n"4r- t"it in This state Hafa Uasse
Oh, Naut-d in Rockingham count,
North t4-niiua. Nhera la 10 charged
With violating fl~ Internal revenue
Avs. and Samuel r. Beckett t- want
cd u Giles counts Virginia f.- -h-
malicious unuudi1E oi a. relative dur.
Ins q family quarrel
Piaint.T Fails 20 Appear
f-cause fl' p'sinur failed to p.f
an supoarar.r. The cas. ~ Ru.s.u
iams az OHIO against Speed NaukIu
ana number ar prom n~ut citizens
~ Raleigh county. lr suffered nom
sif 100 the federal count before Judr..
Keller tn" SUR involved th- owner.
ship of O. stallion
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-06

The members of the Arior singing
sncicfv are holding regular reharssIs
for their next sTtir f1 DO hold Thurs.
day December EuCh-c anf 5000.
u''I he played end afterwards a Sud.
per aI1 be served
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-06

IT. al woman devotion fo a man
iu desperate straits. making "a pure
lot" story 49, uur-ua taar- .nfara-.
1- shown 90 Charles KIein.s latest
play The Third DEGREE. should fr.
'~-rs' rl11 g0ors. then the fur'hrom
InE production br the United PLAY
COMPANY of thi7 drama should be bon
aIGed as fhe dramatic event of Obi.
.~ason THO Third Degree d. ar.
uounrrl for production here rn nest
ThHrsiaF. FrIa. and SATURDAY.. mari.
Ices Friday and satlrla. aud That
g0uII. houses eIH greet I- roaa
without .ayrE Prominent judi tho
ra-f are sarah Psdden. Joseph
Carr. Thomas Wolfe. Daniel PAGER
John oNeara George naE,ur and
Ofler
c1rist0ss-"s0's CON Purses. Zoe
&1c. a5c. McEADDr Ne
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BANQUET
. &c pies - Blackstone o. Brook.
County Gather Around me Fesfai
Boa-d

I.n attorneys of rr1ok. .r.r.. I'd.
va rendered a banquet fp Ildaa 81
Irrrar uf fHe ..r...t court at tra
Hudson h..sa Wfa..ue Lost oven.
.nr ari au enjoyable tm. was bad
IH" pr'rr.na. aldr"ss .as made hr
Judge iifrtar. While TALKS aa-a mad.
tf some 90 'ha others present
In addition fo fra attorneys. several
o' Che count. oG..sI- re-e .r attend.
a1.e. Those present ue-e Wresr4
cree. J. O. Palmer George SIC.
'.esry p s. Chapman. ? 2 Carter.
William workman. Judge p G. Der.
ray Circuit Court C,e-k p p. rasfs-.
County Clerk Is. C r-ssAea- ana Pros.
ecltrE Attorney re- U Ramsey
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-06
Five Minutes
Sometimes Makes
a Big Difference

n You Are Suffering the Torturss OF
in5i3est .on ard Have % Wat
Untl Someone Runs % me
Drug Store for . Boz q
s;usrts Dyspspsis Tablets
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-06
NJ MECHRN

'fer undergoing "a general over.
hauling ~ the Island car barn. Car
40 ff- of ths WoundssIia division ~
che Wheeling Traction compaUs has
been hrought back fo ffe car barn .n
tho loser euI of WsWechen and fs
again in service on fhp road The end
~ Che car vas stove in eh.1 If s-rurs
a. wagon oauef bv Ed Ta.ba-' r.
-hcrrari 90 FORTY eighth street.
WheeirE "a few weeks a4o The car
is noU one ~ che best in service on
fhe .ocai division
p q Miller and Lawrence cole orc
PLANNING 'o leave after tha holiday.
tar few weeks. sfaf af tfarr. D.fr
Arthur Miller 81 rorfra. rl bus bone
on Marshall street oi.h severe 3d.
ress
Nrs Na-laraf Carpenter .a rrepa-
'rE 'o move .o south street. Meme.
chen from Ferrsylfan.a
Sire George Rigs OF Hundred Is
srerl.nE fhe geek 1 McNeOten WIN
friends and relatives
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-06

-Ir other words STUFF them and t--v
are yours added fte Simple Nar -
ph sde.rh.a Record
The P.sFa r.Enf.hhf The arf.rr..
Tel raHIrE fo- fra author
The House NauaEer- hear ON
tu' Fo1 can Eet OUT through thcaIlev
and lN hold eu bach SMILE you heat
lt-Phlade'phia Evening Bulletin
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-06

Chr st~st-sus -srsser-7 sfs s.,,
i~ tisis. 25c. sec "cFEDDEs-s
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crristnas Bazsar
The KinEs uaughfcrs OF the second
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CROSS, SICK, FEVERSH CHILDREN NEED
GENTLE But effective CASCARETS At once

MOI ~ ar-ca .-.-
1'-- ~ OF RE-
and q.
s- .
tfpi~
s~-Is h- ts~
Amy
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-06

cHris,mss-Boys' Corduroy Knee
parts. fsc. 98e mcFAODEN's.
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Christras-soys Hign Top Shoes.
$50. 3i.96. s29s. NeFADDEN'S.
The Greeley tribune., 1911-07-20
GREELEY Man
SUGGESTED up.
BRANCH ROUTE
b, ID. SanbOrn Told Officials besa
Line for the New Lane to
Fort Collins

The opening for traffic of the
splendid new line of the Union Pa
cific railroad between Fort Collins
and Denver Saturday makes timely
the relation of an incident connect
ed with the building of that branch
which is little known outside OF the
OFFICES of the railroad company.
Two years ago the Union Pacific
had purchased, paid for and record
ed a right of way for their Fort
Collins line that lay nearly five
miles east of the present route. B.
ID. Sanborn of Greeley, who knows
every foot of the territory contigi-
Gus to the proposed line as we'll as
to the present one, called the atten-
tion of the Union Pacific manage
ment to the fact tina a route much
preferable could be found several
miles to the west, and nearer Boyd
lake. The officials listened courte-
ously to his suggestion, and upon
found that his conten-
ton was correct, and that such ad-
vantages lay in building the west
route that they abandoned the right
of way already bought and paid for.
secured other ground and the road
as finally bui1t is identical with that
suggested by Mr.. Sanborn. This in
icident, We believe. has never been
published, although matter of
record.
The Greeley tribune., 1911-07-20
PUMPS READY
TO IRRlGATE
LARGE RANCH
O. J. F1elder of IAsalle Has Install.
ed Fine System That VIII Be
Ready This Week

LaSalle. July 17-C. J. Fielder,
who has . 200 acre ranch q couple
Of miles east Of LaSalle, will have
his pumping plant in operation be-
fore the end Of this week.
The system as 1t 10 being worked
out by Mr.. Fielder consists of three
wells 25 feet apart. They are dug
to q depth of about IA feet and ce-
mented. At that depth there is
about q foot of water in tho bottom
Of each. Then cylinders Of galvan-
lied iron piping, each thirty feet
long, with holes perforated in the
sides. making the pipes look like
gigantic nutmeg graters. are sunk in
the bottom of the wells, thus giving
a now through the perforated sides
Of the pipe to . depth of thirty
fest. The water is lifted with .
centrifugal pump. BY means Of . 20
horse power gasoline engine. II II
expected that the wells with the
pump being installed will develop
. steady stream Of $50 cubic inches,
and with tho partial supply Of
ditch watef already owned BY Mr.,
Fielder will b ample to irrfkate his
200 acres.
The Greeley tribune., 1911-07-20
BURGLAR IAP]
M|LL|KEN' i

asnn, m'l''hsn' hsrn July l7-rhi,v,. en-!
depot .. mere SATURDAY nigh, -, 's''
'he cash in the cash draw. ,'a
over over $40. They then sn,.r., ,,, s. :
Mint saloon across the ,o,d ,'s'
the cash drawer there. r.' .a'
gained to the depo, by D,r;. t.'
lock OF the door and the ',,ss c,.s
torn all to pieces. A, III, ',I .',.
tore OIL the window screen ~ ~,
money , was easy to secure ,b., .
did not tarry long, for po,h;.
disturbed
The local police have no d..
from and as an afterthouyh, 49, :.
Longmont for bloodhound, :, ,
could not do much becaus. n.
had been trampled by 50 man, :,
NO scent to be found. III. .
were effected after midni.s,
cases.
The Greeley tribune., 1911-07-20
FLAMES
DESTROY
BAKl
PLATTEVHLE VISITED n
EARLY MORNING RAJ
NEWSPAPER is BURKa
Wife Of Editor Awakened .
Contents of Building IN
Bucket Brigade Does 4,
Good Work

Platteville, July ia fn|
known origin started a, ,h.|
bakery this morning abou, n
and destroyed the building d
tents, and the building adj
and part OF the furniture,
and occupied by D. C, Roya
residence and printing office
Platteyille News.
The bakery was the pNpd
j. P. Fisher and had no 4
after the mornings bake Of
day. 1t had probably been \
an hour before being tIsorsI
Mrs. Roger, wife OF the Nsu|
who was sleeping in the Nd
of the printing office adiuilil|
alarm was given and with |
sistance OF neighbors the e1t1
tents of the printing Osia|
moved into the street. togs,l1
most of the furniture Md
building burned. Both hald
printing office buildings Ven|
affairs. and without fire
apparatus there was no eaa
save them.
The brick adjoining the 4
office, which belonged 10 a
Stanton, was saved oya
formed a bucket brigade IN
the roof and walls vet Ia
is a total loss probably sLNY
$3.50 insurance. The pflltaq
building cost perhaps sN'I
ed for $500.
The Greeley tribune., 1911-07-20
SPRINGS WILL
CELEBRATE ITS
ANNIVERSARY
Little Lunnon" is Forty Years oio
and Wants the Whole World
to Know 1t

Colorado Springs, Colo, July 10
Indians from the Ute reservation
who will be in Colorado Springs for
the big carnival July 81 to August
are looking forward with the de-
light of children to the sight OF
aeroplanes flying about the summit
of Pixies Peak on Wednesday and
Thursday of carnival week. The
Eagle men" as the Indians style
the birdmen, represent to the SIM
pie mind of the aborigines, the last
word in modern day miracles and
the marvel of the redmen at the an
tics of the aviators will be great.
For the benefit of the thousands
of Colorado Springs people scatter
ed over the country, Wednesday
will be Home Coming day and
former residents will be received
with special honors. The idea has
been received with general favor
and the prospects are that there
will be a great reunion of old-tim-
ers in the city. The city Is to be a
blaze of light and color and the
presence of federal soldiers will add
to the spectacular features Of the
celebration. A decorated automo-
bile parade in which 1S states will
be represented is to be held and on
four afternoons, Roosevelt park will
be the scene of great wild-west
show. A mask ball and mask street
parade will be held in which thous-
ands will participate and a grand
reception will be given Colorado
pioneers,
The Greeley tribune., 1911-07-20
Here's n F1y Story

Pueblo, Colo. July 17-As the
result Of a hy-killing competition,
inaugurated by the Pueblo Bald
Headed Mems Protective associa-
ton, aided by a local business firm,
2.2O0,37S house flies have been kill
ed in this city within the last week.
Prizes were offered to the persons
killing the greatest number II flies
In given time. One man killed
100000. 1t was found that the g.
200.37S flies killed weighed 13
pounds IL ounces, and that 10000
dies weigh an ounce.
One fly is said to be responsible
for $50 flies the following season.
At this rate the killing of the past
week here has rid Pueblo Of 330.-
100000 flies in 1912.
The association of bald heads are
contemplating the result with sat
isfaction.
The Greeley tribune., 1911-07-20
PROPERTY
OF CAFE
IS SOLD
RIrRLINGTON ROAD BUYS DE
POT RESTAURANT
NOT WANTED FOR TWO YEARS
Right Of Way Agent Pays e18, ,OO0
Cash for Land-Cut on Seems
to BE PostPoCed for
Few Years

The Depot Cafe property, lying
lust west OF the c. & 8. track ana
Union Pacific depot, has been sold
In the past few days to T. g. NC
Murray to the use Of tho Burling-
ton railroad. The price paid for
the land, with permission to remove
buildings, is $4,000 spot cash. A.
II. Stewart, the former owner.
whose home is in Denver, secures .
lease ON the property for . period
Of two years. at the end of which
time he is to remove the buildings
in case the railroad company needs
tho property. II not, he has the
privilege of continuing the ground
lease from month to month until
they do need It.
The value of the buildings and
improvements is considerable
sum, and one Of the considerations
Of the sale is that Mr.. Stewart may
continue the restaurant business un-
til the property 10 needed BY the rail
road company, which they guaran-
tee not to be sooner than two years.
As everybody and anybody Is en-
titled to guess what the Burlington
intends doing As to the construc-
tion of the Hudson Greeley cutoff,
this latest deal, finally consummated
last Saturday might indicate that
there is little probability Of the cut
of being built in the immediate
future. While the property newly
purchased Is not an absolute neces-
sity to the Burlington Immediately
the new line is completed, 1t would
be badly needed by them, and they
would not be likely to bar them
selves from its use by a two year
lease II the line was to be con-
structed at once.
The Greeley tribune., 1911-07-20

Lyons and Crone were recovered
Mr. Sanborn did not know that his
gun had been stolen until he found
1t at the county Jail. Harness stolen
from George Robie was found stuff-
ed In dark hole under a barn.
Auto tires stolen from L. 8. Hick-
man were found and a beautifu,
pair OF $40 opera glasses stolen
from H. R. Withey were found in
the caves of an out house. A ouan-
tity OF tools stolen from ]. v. Crone
and from Frank Ewing were found
In out OF the way places. Mr.. Ew-
ing Joined In the search when ~.
full import was known.
1t 10 considered remarkable hv
the officers that so much ~ ~.
plunder was recovered. But ,,ttio
had been disposed Of. The search
Is not all over yet and It NAV no
that other caches will be found that
will throw further light on the
case. '"e
The Wholesale arrests cau.a
wide spread astonishment in tho
city. The mystery Connected with ~
all whetted curiosity and when ~
became noised about that ser,ous
charges were to be made a1a,n.t
the young men excitement ran high
Some OF the young men arrested and
later released belong to prominent
families and Indignation was e1-
pressed that such a serious matter
shouId be made OF "hovish
prank. When II was learned that
perhaps dozen might be involved
enorts were made to suppress for
All time the names that might ba
brought into court. o0
The Greeley tribune., 1911-07-20
MARATHON GAME
AT LASALLE

La Sale, July 15-What was planned
to be ball game turned into a marathon
speed contest around the diamond when
the local team batted the cover off the
ball and crossed the plate "a times while
the U. P. Shop team of Denver was
making one run. La Sale had Gormley,
formerly of the Greeley Spuds, in the
boz and he did great work, allowing only
two hits. The locals got 10 hits. The
batteries were Cormley and Jay, Marcley,
Powers and Frost.
The La Sale team will play Eaton
next Sunday and is looking for game.
with fast amateur teams.
The Greeley tribune., 1911-07-20
MEXICAN MUST
SERVE IN JAIL

Lupton. July ia Mexican half
breed named Joe Chalrand, broke
Into the st. John Mercantile Co.
store Saturday night and got away
with pair of shoes. When caught
ne had q pair Of brass knuckles on
MIN. He was tried in justice court
this morning. and fined 312 and
costs for the knuckles, and will
spend so days with Sam McAfee as
tne price OF tho shoes. He is being
brought to Greeley this afternoon.
Mr.. Coffee. OF Plattevillo has
purchased . lot IN Lupton and will
et once commence tho construction
OF q well-eQuipped brick garage.
The Greeley tribune., 1911-07-20
KERSEY BEETS
LOOKING FINE

Kersey, July 17.-Lou B. Henderson,
representing the sugar factory. went into
the fields this morning to measure bets.
He said that the indications for fine
crop were the best he had seen.
Ralph, son of j. F. Burke, is down with
the typh id fever
d. P. Brooks and G. F Gardner and
their families motored to Estes Park Sun
day.
Editor B. DeWolfe and Charles Hill
are Greeley visitors.
The Kersey team put it over on the
Caleton boys yesterday bv score of Ii
to y. The locals are PLAYING great ball
now and are open to all fast amateur
teams.
The Greeley tribune., 1911-07-20
NEW MOTOR IS
AID TO SERVICE

Since the new Briggsdale motor
service has been inaugurated by the
Union Pacific railroad. 1t Is possiDie
when No. 4, the afternoon rast tram
to Denver is late. say an nouI OF
more, to beat 1t into Denver by TAX
ing the motor to Dent, leaving cree
ley at $3.50. transferring to the Cor
Inns line with a wait OF only rive
minutes, arriving in Denver at 6.io'
Tho fare is the same by either route:
It is also possible to make good
connection via that line mornings.
Take the 1880 train to La safe
leave La Sale by motor at 7:oo'
arrive in Denver at $3.50. In this
case you should notify the conduc-
tor before he takes your ticket that
you wish to 90 via. Dent.