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The Greeley tribune., 1911-04-06
JEWELS GIVEN
|. 0. 0. F. VETS

At the meeting of the I. o. o. F.
lodge held Tuesday evening nine
veteran jewels were presented to
men who have been members in
good standing for the last twenty
five years. The first presentation
meeting Of the veteran jewels was
made by the local lodge May 10,
1903, when 19 members received
the jewels. Three more were pre-
sented July last year.
]. M. Norman. grand warden of
the grand lodge. was here Tuesday
evening and presented the jewels.
Those who received them were W.
H. Gill. A. W. Jones. G. w. Fisk, W.
G. Lewis, A. A. Woodbury., ]. M. Fer
guson. w. H. Delbridge, George s.
Adams Of Grover and M. C. Matte
son OF Walkerville, Mont. Mr.. Mat
teson left Greeley about 20 years
ago, but is still a member Of the
local lodge.
Short speeches were made BY
members Of the lodge and at the
close Of the session light refresh
ments were served.
The Greeley tribune., 1911-04-06
DON'T BE BALD
Nearly Anyone May Secure Splen-
did Growth of Hair

Nearly Anyone May Secure IA Splen-
did Growth of Hair
We have remedy that has a
record of growing hair and curing
badness in 90 out of every 100
cases where used according to direc-
tions for a reasonable length of
time. That may seem like strong
statement-it is, and we mean it to
be. and no one should doubt it until
they have put our claims to an ac-
tual test.
We are so certain Rexall "93"
Hair Tonic will cure dandruff, pre-
vent badness, stimulate the scalp
and hair roots, stop falling hair and
grow new hair. that we personally
give our positive guarantee to re-
fund every penny paid us for it in
every instance where it does not
give entire satisfaction to the user
Rexall "93" Hair Tonic is as
pleasant to use as clear spring
water. 1t is delightfully."- perfumed,
and does not grease or gum the hair.
Two sizes, soc. and s1.00. With
our guarantee back of it. you cer-
tainly take no risk. Sold only at
our store-The Rexall Store. The
Gilbert Drug Stores.
The Greeley tribune., 1911-04-06
APPROVE AMENDED MEASURE
CONTINUED from Page One)

tion in senior bitches, according to
the practice heretofore obtaining as
to the right of storage in this dis
trict, and as recently adjudicated.
and said bill corrects the objection
able wording of the act of 1901,
which 1t is intended to amend. and
by the terms of which said act of
1901, a junior ditch would he prior
In right to a senior reservoir. not
with standing the latter's first use
and appropriation of water for agri-
cultural purposes.
Resolved, That in the opjnion said
board OF managers said bill ia decla-
tory of the constitutional idea of
priority Of right to the use of water
and the act Of 1901 above referred
to is subversive thereto.
Resolved, Further that the pas
sage of said bill will be of benef,t to
the farmers and water users of this
district and will be legislative de-
claration of the rights thew already
enjoy and claim, and will have the
effect Of rendering them more secure
from unwaranted attack.
Resolved. That a copv or these
resolutions be forwarded NV the
secretary to the senators and repre-
sentatives OF Weld and Iar,mer
counties.
The Greeley tribune., 1911-04-06

, Judge is "a victim of his politlcai
advisors" and such rot.
Do not be mislead, dear people
Kersey Enterprise.
Possessed of full knowledge OF
the condition of affairs at the court
house in Greeley ever since the lr-
regularities in connection win the
transactions of eX-County Commls-
sioner Estes first came to light, the
Greeley Tribune waited until all
the facts in the Estes case and the
suspicious concerning others be-
came known to every one in the
county and then on Tuesday even
ing devoted three columns OF black
faced type under four-story scare
head telling about it. The Iri-
bune was carefully garnering the
story to be used during the next
political campaign. for political pur-
poses only, in the hope that Weld
county could be made Democratic.
But Judge Bradfield deprived the
Tribune of its thunder when he pc
titioned for an investigation of the
affairs of his office and others. If
there is a housecleaning to be done
the Republicans will attend to 1t,
and as they must take the blame for
the evildoing of Republican office
holder they will likewise be given
credit for the eradicating of evil
conditions. 1t was not many years
ago that Democratic administra-
ton in this county was found to be
corrupt and the people got no re-
lief until they defeated the gang
that was fattening off the public
money. That bit of ancient history
has not been forgotten and the peo-
pie will not again commission
Democratic administration to do
business in this county if the Repub-
licans make determined and vigf-
liant effort tobring to light and de-
stroy whatever official corruption
may exist among members of the
party.-Ault Advertiser.
The Greeley tribune., 1911-04-06
Stock Company Prospers

OF interest to residents of Gree
ley who are interested in the new
company formed for the Develop
ment Of the Boulder Valley Mining
company. is the news that Mr.. An
drews OF Erie leaves this week for
Omaha to confer with the officials
of the Union Pacific as to the propo-
sition of extending the railroad from
the Nc Kissock mine, three miles
from Boulder to the property of the
Boulder Mining company. A num-
ber Of Greeley people have stock in
the company and the outlook is
bright for the immediate develop
ment Of the mine.
The Greeley tribune., 1911-04-06

Parents in Greeley have advan-
tages accorded In but few cities OF
this size. 1t is for them to take ad-
vantage OF their opportunities to
realize what the child is, as an asset.
In the unfolding OF the worlds des-
tiny 1t is the child who succeeds to
what has been started. Belated rot
that argues nothing like that was
done for me" is too antiquated to
consider. The child is omnipotent
in possibility. supreme in affection
and has kingly prerogative in de-
mand for the best that we can give
him.
The Greeley tribune., 1911-04-06

Constipation brings many all
ments in It's train and is the primary
cause of much sickness. Keep your
bowels regular madam, and you will
escape many of the ailments to
which women are subject. Consti-
patton Is a very simple thing, but
like many simple things, 1t may lead
to serious consequences. Nature
often needs a little assistance and
when Chamberlain's Tablets are
given at the first indication. much
distress and suffering may be avoid
ed. Sold by all dealers.
The Greeley tribune., 1911-04-06
Married People Play Cards

Mr.. and Mrs. c. B. Hesford enter
tanned the members of the married
folks newly organized card club at
their home Saturday evening. There
are sixteen members in the club.
Robert hampton of Denver and Mrs.
j. G. Hufty were guests. The even
ing was spent playing $500. l.. l..
King and Miss Lavon Fish won the
first prizes and Mrs. r. l.. Hall and
Mr.. Echert the second prizes. Re-
freshments were served by the hos
tess at the close of the evening.
The Greeley tribune., 1911-04-06
PUBLIC TRIrST

PU BLIC TRu STEl
Whereas. James A. "a
Reatty lsigning herself
Beatty,") husband and N
yer, whose present a idre1
Weld County, Colorado /
their deed oftrust dated H
acknowledged A pril n ~
April %. 1910, in book 3nll
office OF the Clerk and I'd
County, Colorado, conyeyl
Trustee OF said Weld cd
ing described premiSps1
County of Weld and sd
known and described a 3,
lot No Fourteen GiI in
(sl OF the Town of Grov1
the recorded plat thereol
all and singular the priyil
tensnces tn hereunto bel0n]
secure their one promi, 1
date Herewith for the II
S2l6s.2s. payable to the I
w. Parker on or before nnj
with interest from its ii
cent. per annum until nd
per cent. per annum paJ
thereafter on both princiI
until fully paid, with rei
ney's fees in case OF suit
And, whereas default hal
said grantors thereof In d
of the covenants, requireI
ditions upon them imp1-t
of trust. in this, to-wit. byl
pay both said p incipal ID
ing due at the maturity vi
And, whereas, said Geo
as and being the legal rdll
and Indebtedness so seCur
of trust. has filed with n
Public Trustee OF said
notice and demand in wri
said default nd eicrting
whole of said indehteone
by said note and interest
due and payable. and deu
said land and premises 4
Now, therefore, notice
that. pursuant to said noti,
election and under and
authority vested in me
trust and by the law, |, Y
as Public Trustee OF Well
rajo, will sell the above
and premises for cash. at
to the highest and best
east front door OF the c,
Greeley. Weld County Sta
on Monday, the sth day.
1911, at ten O'Clock in th
said day. for the purp Sc
note, interest, attorney lee
ses OF this sale. and will
chases thereat due certilic
therefor as provided ~ Ia
Dated at Grs eley, Colo,
w. r PIT +
As Public Trustee OF sale
X. G, STRONG Attorney
First puh'n. April 9, 81
1911, Weekly Greeley Trlt
The Greeley tribune., 1911-04-06
JUST IN PASSING

Reducing any proposition OF
right, Justice, logic, or sentiment to
actual figures robs it of interest for
the greater part OF the people.
Something more is required to be-
come convincing and additional evi-
dence, as the lawyers say, is needed
to attract more than casual consid-
Grafton.
This observation is inspired by
press notices of Prof. Curtis, recent
ly in Greeley and more recently in
Denver. where he is telling the peo-
pie OF the larger. but not greater
city, of his conclusions in the study
Of the child.
A famous English author and
philosopher once said, ''the child is
father to the man." Since that i'm
portant moment in literary history
there has been debate on what the
writer meant. All agree that the
sentence is pregnant with meaning,
but since Pope is dead there is no
way Of ascertaining his actual
thoughts at the time he bid for Inn
mortality by sounding this thought.
When Prof. Curtis made his ad-
dress before the Commercial club
of Greeley at particularly inop-
perfume time, by the way. he was
asked by the succeeding speaker
How many children have your"
There was no reply and it may be
the case, as with Judge Ben B. Lind
sey. he has none, but loves them.
He might have replied, "I have
never laid an egg, but 1 know a
good one"
Whatever the condition, the seed
sown by the playground movement
should be nurtuNed. Last winter
brave and unbiased attempt on the
part of big hearted men was made to
provide a skating pond that would
be safe, convenient and enjoyable.
1t was a failure. not through any
lack of effort but because of condi-
tions beyond control. The kids were
the losers. but not through any
fault of their well wishers.
With increasing intelligence has
come realization of the Older ones
of the duties of parents to their
children. Statistics and scientific
research indicate conclusively that
the greater portion of children are
brought into the world defective in
some physical, mental or moral re-
source.
The day is past when the kiddies,
like Topsy in Uncle Toms Cabin,
"jest grow up. Unless they are re-
markably endowed. they can not
survive the conditions that confront
them and . large proportion must
inevitably sink into the class of nom
descripts, or worse.
The Greeley tribune., 1911-04-06
LET THERE BE LIGHT

1t is not matter of news to state
that the people of Weld county have
been suspicious for long time that
there was crookedness in the con-
duct of some of the county offices.
nor was it matter of news to some
that such crookedness did actually
exist, when the matter finally be-
came public Nor is there truth in
the assumption of the Windsor
Poudre Valley in its last issue. that
it did it. To County Treasurer Pat
terson is due the discovery of indis-
putible evidence of the crookedness
and to Judge Bradfield and Com
missioner Lewis is due the action of
the board of county commissioners
in demanding and securing of ex-
County Commissioner Estes the re-
payment of the amount which he
drew illegally from the county
treasury.
1t is not the fault of the republi-
can party in Weld county that the
wrong was done by republican Of
fee holder, nor is it to the credit of
the party that some of its leaders
counseled the suppression of the
facts concerning the wrong and
sought to have the matter covered
up and whitewashed, "for the sake
of the party" And the leading re-
publican paper in the county" made
an inexcusable blunder on last Sat
urday when 1t attempted to justify
Mr. Estes by comparing his methods
with the practices in connection with
other county offices, as it no doubt
realizes by this time. Mr.. Estes ac-
tion in repaying the amount can
leave but one conclusion to be ar
rived at concerning his conduct, and
any attempted defense of his me-
thods can but injure the one engag-
ing in 1t.
Mr.. Estes said that others of the
county officers had been guilty of
the same methods by which he ex-
tracted illegal gains from the county
treasurer, but in connection with his
statement it is significant to note
that he made it before he had been
compelled to disgorge and that his
charge was against those who were
seeking to bring him to book. 1t is
also worthy to note that other MEM
bers of the board who were in office
prior to January /, 1911, showed a
deal of anxiety to prevent any in
vestigation which might lead to
further discoveries. They we're sup
ported by other members of the
party, who assume to be among It's
leaders. These developments have
served to convince the people that
there is need for thorough inves-
tigation of the affairs of the county
and they will not be satisfied with
anything less. The people will hold
the republican party responsible for
the transgressions of its members
in official places and unless the re-
publican administration and organf-
zation in this county concur in and
assist with such an investigation the
people of the county will lose faith
in the integrity of the party and
Weld county will become demo-
cratic.
But Of more Importance than its
effect on the political fortunes OF the
republican party or any member of
it is the fact that no rogue should be
allowed to escape punishment by
reason of political influence, and no
honest man should be compelled to
remain under unjust suspicion be-
cause OF the lack of opportunity to
demonstrate his freedom from guilt.
Let there be light.-Ault Adver-
tiser.
The Greeley tribune., 1911-04-06
MEMBER COLORADO EDITORIAL ASSOCIATION
NEW CITY OFFICERS

Felicitations are the order for the
successful candidates in Tuesdays
election. It is no small thing to be
chosen from all OF the city to assume
the responsibility of its government
for two years. And it is well worth
while to have been named in the
race, since this betokens that at
least a gOOdly proportion of the vot-
ers wanted the losers. There is
honor in having lost such a contest,
as the list of entries comprised the
few chosen of all the people.
The Tribune extends congratula-
tions and best wishes to the winners.
The manner of selecting the candi.
dates, the number OF tickets in the
field and the closeness of the several
aldermanic contests indicates con.
clusively that the newly elected city
officials are the choice of the people
80 far as choice is possible under the
mode Of procedure.
The new regime goes into office
under peculiarly auspicious circum-
stances. There is no one party to
whom they are pledged. They are
representatives of the whole people
without regard to political faith or
political obligation. They are re-
moved from the environment that
frequently debauches public officers
who go into Office with high ideals
and integrity of purpose. They as
sumo charge of an administration
that has been well conducted. There
is no known taint or hidden scandal
that may burst from its secret hid
ing place. The new officers will have
= clean slate. They are in place for
two years, with no handicap in giv-
ing Greeley the finest administration
1t has even had.
So here's to you, new officers. The
Tribune hopes to cooperate with
you for the next two years in doing
al that will upbuild and make bet
ter the city.
The Greeley tribune., 1911-04-06
MARKET REPORT
Local

To have fine healthy complex
ion-the liver must be active, the
bowels regular and the blood pure.
All this is brought about by using
HERBINE. 1t thoroughly scours the
liver, stomach and bowels, puts the
body in fine condition and restores
that clear pink and white complex
ion so much desired by ladies. Price
soc. Sold by Carson w. Gilbert.
The Greeley tribune., 1911-04-06
FAMOUS JUDGE WILL OPEN
RELIGIOUS MEETINGS HERE

Speakers Of international reputa-
ton will be in Greeley this week to
attend the annual meeting of the
Religious Educational association.
which will begins sessions Thursday
evening. One of the most interest
ing speakers will be Judge A. z.
Blair of Ohio, who achieved national
fame in the Adams county Ohio,
election Investigations which result
ted in the Indictment of nearly every
male voter in the county.
There will be excellent music for
the meetings. under the charge of
Prof. L. D. Eichorn of Denver. Every
topic will be brought up subject to
open and free discussion.
A detailed program, giving the
subjects and speakers. follows:
General theme: "The Place and
Value of the Bible in Moral and Re-
ligfous Education"
Thursday Evening-Baptist Church.
1.-THE Bible Ideals in the Pri
mary" Hon. A. 2. Blair of Ohio, in
troduced by Principal r. w. Bull
lock-
"The Meeting Hous in Early
New England" Dean Parsons, Colo
RADIO college, introduced by Dean
Miller.
Friady Morning-Normal chapel
1.-THE Bible for the Adolescent
Girl" Miss Georgia Chamberlin.
Chicago, University Press. Colorado
State Normal chapel.
Friday Aftenoon-Baptist Church
"The Bible in the Village Life of
Africa" James H. Franklin. D. D.
1.-THE Ruth Story Told in Cos
tune" under the direction of Miss
Tobey and DIR. Abram Gideon.
Friday evening
"The King James Version OF the
English Bible" Chancellor Buchtel
"The English Bible and the Eng
lish Literature" Miss Louise Han
mum, dean of women Colorado State
Normal school.
Saturday Morning.
"The Place Of the Bible in Wo-
mans Sphere" Mrs. Slocum.
biblical Women-What Have
They Done?" Mrs. Vincent.
Saturday Afternoon
Estate Normal Credits for Bible
Study" Miss Dullam.
"Y. w. C.. A. Bible Study" Mrs.
Mclean.
"The Hebrew Prophets, Miss
Chamberlin.
Saturday Evening
"The Scriptures and Our Repub-
lic," President Baker.
"The bible and the Domestic vir-
tues" President Snyder.
Sunday Services, Various churches;
First NJ. E.-Chancellor Buchtel,
morning; Mrs. Vincent, evening.
First Congregational-Dean Par
sons. morning; Miss Chamberlin,
evening.
First Presbyterian - Secretary
Cope. morning; Mrs Slocum, even
ing.
First Christian-Dr. Steele, morn
Ing; DR.. Baker, evening.
United Presbyterian-Mrs. Nc
Lean, morning; Dean Parsons, even
ing.
First Baptist-Miss Chamberlin.
The Greeley tribune., 1911-04-06
IN THE DISTNcl
State of Colorado,
WI

County OF Weld.
In the Matter Of thd
Petition of j. NJ. r. Pet
rikin for the Determines
tion of Interests In ~
Lands and Tenemeuts y
Jennie Eaton Petrikinj
Deceased.
To j. NJ. Il. Petrikiu and
Persons who May or
claim any Right, Title,
terest in the Lands
Hereditaments of Jenny
rikin, Deceased, whetn
or the Grantees thereof
GREETING:
You are hereby notliled
9th day of March. A. y.
Petrikin filed in this coy
petition praying for
OF the descent of the lam
and hereditaments OF
Petrikin, deceased, ana
Judgment and decree deil
heirs at law of said Jenny
rikin and the interest
said heirs or their gran !
or were at the death OF
entitled therein; that W
of the property to he III
which the said Jennie ~
also formerly known ~
Eaton, died seized anu
The Northeast Quartz.
Section Thirty-tive t'p
Seven tO North. Range y
West of the 6th =. NJ .a
Quarter Is. w. 4 or 20,
three (33), Township Sggs ,
Range Sixty-six l66) Ne'
p. M; also Lots Fourteen
(15), Sixteen (16) and ,, Se,
in Block Thirty-one 70
Eaton; also n piece u
Block Eighty-siN IS9l III
Greeley, Colorado, being
One Gn and Two g "a, W,
ss, according to the reCCn.
said City of Greeley. N II
more particularly 9eSI, , !, = :
lows, to-wit: Reglhil Il
1O7h feet South from "a \
corner of Lot In sai1i
corner of 10th Avenue aiv '
and running thence . /
thence north 107is zee ca
line of Lot 2 In Bloc, sas
125 feet to the not,'l.,.,"s,
Lot 1 In Block Sc; y,.,a,.i,
feet to the point of H'I "A
ing n piece of groulI,,, y.
1e5 feet: together wiz NrIe I
same MS derived trWH -ftun
ony of Colorado; an ,bs
County, Colorado; tbai ,st
law as stated in s2lu. ,.tre
said Jennie Eaton isI III
at the time Of her o. ~. is
Petrikin: that said hg' nm
age, of sound mind an"
disability. -,,,, van
further notified NJ tef
of May. a. n. 1HlL H., ot
NJ. of said dav hce ,C,5urtI
tion before this saia 1.teri
for the purpose OF n ,t 0
heirship and the dcS ,tt,m.
tenements and hcrT,,.I ,trilyi
snid Jennie Eaton lo,,oa nnoa
as will more fully "a '
petition in this cas- and
ence is hereby mna cd
which is hereto a,lnr or
time Won may appeH ,t
fermInation OF the Colus
Given under nv pa. c,
said Court ut Gree n
"''' "s " FRANK d"
'se'''' BY ELPERT G. p
Joseph C. Ewing Atom
toner. 4, Gre
First publication ~ in,,,icat
Anril g, 1911; last pu"'
1911.
The Greeley tribune., 1911-04-06

Who does the Sd
PRESIDENT" asks n
What difference does
country has not cons,
ton in a generation
Leadville Herald-Den
The Greeley tribune., 1911-04-06

If you cough all night you get no
rest. nor does anyone else in the
house. Keep within reach a bottle
of BALLARD'S HOREHOUND
SYRUP. 1t is then easy to stop the
tickling which causes the cough,
whenever 1t appears. Price Csc, soc
and s1.OO per bottle. Sold by Car
son w. Gilbert.
The Greeley tribune., 1911-04-06
Glad to Hear 1t

The Greeley newspapers knew all
about Mexican bootlegger being
arrested in Eaton, but they haven't
heard about our high school boys
taking another basket ball cham
DISQUALIFICATION Herald
The Greeley tribune., 1911-04-06

The state campaign in Oregon
early next fall will include. for the
first time in the history of the Unit
ed States. the expression of popular
choice by voters of state for candi-
dates for president and vice-presi-
dent.-Aspen Democrat-Times
The Greeley tribune., 1911-04-06

The Steamboat Springs Pilot says,
Both houses are getting down to
legislative enactment" The Pilot Is
"long way off" both mentally and
physically and distance must "lend
enchantment to the view."-Love-
land Reporter.
The Greeley tribune., 1911-04-06

Lame shoulder is nearly always
due to rheumatism of the muscles,
and quickly yields to the free appli-
cation Of Chamberlain's Liniment.
For sale by all dealers.
The Greeley tribune., 1911-04-06

Taft's special session OF congress
will prove his undoing unless he
works war with some nation before
Opinion.
The Greeley tribune., 1911-04-06

Thoroughly. as we'll as convinc-
ingly, illustrative of the soullessness
of the Greeley Democratic organ,
was it's write-up of Judge Bradiield's s
request for an examination of the
administration and conduct of the
county court and the office of the
clerk of the county court to Judge
Graham of the Eighth Judicial dis
trict court, Tuesday.
No one has even ventured to ac-
cuse that organ of ever irving to
acquaint the people with anything
but biased facts, when the subject
handled is of political import AS
far as the rural districts are con-
cerned, we do not think its in
fluence would amount to an iota,
because of its few readers appre-
citation of it's desperateness.
In its exposition of the matter,
this paper acknowledges in one part
that Judge Bradfield's "integrity is
beyond question" Otherwise all
through the article, either by innu-
eundo or by reference with the word
''intimation," it insinuates that the
The Greeley tribune., 1911-04-06

Nearly five million acres of phos-
phate lands have been withdrawn.
II the withdrawal policy is carried
far enough Uncle Sam will be like a
miser who starves himself to death
that he may die rich.-Denver Field
and Farm.
The Greeley tribune., 1911-04-06
WANIE
WANTED GOOD MANI
" either by month o, to
I. Wilson. Phone Greeley n

Ten members OF the]
lslature are newsstand
should be able to sh]
favorable to the newsj
Bayfield, Blade.
The Greeley tribune., 1911-04-06

The people have finally scored a
sweeping victory. The supreme court
has upheld the income tax on cor
porations. This twenty-five millions
into the treasury and out of the
pockets of the Wellington
Sun.