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The Greeley tribune., 1911-12-07

ARMY MAKES
POOR HAPPY
THANKSGIVING DINNERS GIVEN
TO 43 FAMILIES
,IMPOSTERS WERE BARRED
Captain and Wife Investigate Every
Case and Help Only Deserving
$50 Full Stomachs as
Result of Work

Captain and Mrs. MarpurG of the
salvation Army distributed As
Thanksgiving baskets to the deserv-
ing poor of Greeley last "Wednesday
afternoon. Applications for the
baskets had been sent to Captain
Marpurg and each case was investi-
gated before the time set for the
distribution of the baskets. As
usual there We're few applicants
who were found to be frauds and
their names We're stricken from the
list.
The army officers wish to thank
the public for the generous dona-
tions. From the so boxes placed
about town the sum of s33.S4 was
received. Chickens, fruit, vegetables
and groceries were given to the So
Letting committee. -.
The 43 baskets contained dinner
for $50 persons. In each basket
was one or two chickens, according
to the size or the family. a squash,
pumpkin, cabbage, potatoes, three
punches of celery, one pound of
rice, two pounds of sugar, one half
pound OF coffee, butter, cranberries,
salt soap and a War Cry.
The Greeley tribune., 1911-12-07

ION the work OF the appropria-
tions committee great deal de-
Iends," said Mr.. Fitzgerald. GAS
long as there is an enormous gov
ernment expenditure there will exist
in the minds of some the belief that
q high tariff is necessary to raise the
revenue to run the government.
High tariff advocates in the past
have pointed to the billion dollar
congresses as one reason for sup
porting tariff program which
would bring in sufficient revenue to
meet the inflated government ex-
penses. Even If there We're no other
necessity for economical expendi-
lures, that one would be sufficient.
But there are other reasons.
Democrats in congress are pledged
to an economical administration,
and this we propose to give. We
hold that the country is disgusted
with the wasteful and extravagant
expenditure of government funds,
and we are determined to spend this
money Just as conservative. careful
business men would spend it."
The estimates for the government
departments already completed
show liberal use of the pruning
knife. The interior department will
ask for a million and halt less
than was called for last year The
navy department, it is announced.
Will spend two millions less, and
similar saving will be effected in the
other departments. This reduction
| is i'll the estimates alone, and by
the time the appropriations commit
tee gets through with its pruning
work the probabilities are that the
saving will be greatly increased,
while the efficiency of the govern
ment business will not be decreased
in the slightest degree.
| The democrats, in short, are out
Ito make a record as business men.
The Greeley tribune., 1911-12-07

PACKAGES
GOING OUT
FOREIGNERS SENDING GIFTS TO
THE HOME LAND
new REGULATIONS ARE MADE
Heed Them if You Want Your Gifts
to Go Through in Good Time
for Delivery BY the 25th of
December

Christmas packages are being
mailed, even though that holiday is
three weeks OFF The gifts that are
being entrusted to the care of I'm
Gle Sam just now are destined to
foreign ports. Some go to Russia.
some to Sweden, some to Japan.
Ten days later will see the local
post office force in the midst of the
usual Christmas jam.
Uncle Sam has had several
thoughts coming since last Christ
mas, and there are some little mat
ters that his children may well re-
member if they want him TO carry
their bundles promptly. First, he
has agreed that each sender OF a
Christmas package may write on
the face of same, the words, "Do not
open till Christmas" Nothing else
in the way of written message may
appear, 1t is admissible, In fact,
advisable, that the sender write or
print his or her name and address
on every package. This insures its
eventual retul in case the party
addressed may not be found. Some
times packages are wrongly address
ed, in the rush of sending out many
parcels. If the sender's name In
known, this is easily remedied.
No sort Of stamp or pasted label
but the regulation postage stamps
may be pasted on the face OF any
package or letter. Uncle Sam IL
positive about this. Red Cross,
Christmas stamps, or even advertfs-
ing labels must be affixed to tho
back OF the letter or parcel, IL at
all, or 1t becomes unmailable. Don't
paste stamps of any sort across the
strings on merchandise packages IL
you want them to go at fourth
class mail rates. If the strings are
sealed, the postage is doubled.
The local post office will be al
lowed an extra clerk during the
holidays to aid in dispatching and
delivering mails. Whether Uncle
Sammy will allow the Office to re-
main open for a time on the Sunday
before Christmas remains to be
seen.
With permission to write the
Don't open till Christmas note on
every package. there is more incen-
tive than ever to shop early and
mail your gifts in ample time to
cut Off much of the slavery of the
holiday season
The Greeley tribune., 1911-12-07
GREELEY man
WEEDS IN iowa

The marriage of Miss Mary La
Verne Tone, member of one OF
Des Moines' prominent pioneer fami-
lies, took place last evening to Mr.
| Nelson Demorest of Greeley Colo,
at the home of the brides brother,
Mr.. viii Tone, $50 Seventeenth
street, at s O'Clock before forty rela-
tives. The Rev. George A. Scott of
the First Methodist church officiat-
ed.
The house was beautifully deco
rated with Killarney roses. Mr..
Frank Calender sang group of
songs, being the only music.
The bride wore beautiful gown
of chiffon cloth over white satin
with trimmings of real lace and
carried shower bouquet of brides
roses
Mr.. and Mrs. Nelson Demorest
will be at home to their friends after
February 1, at Greeley, Colo, where
Mr.. Demorest is engaged in mercan-
tile business.
The out of town guests were Mr.
and Mrs. Fred Tone of Indianapolis,
Ind. Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Sherman
and family of Cedar Rapids. Mr.. and
Mrs. Phillip Wells of Rock Island
and Miss Ida McKague of Norwalk,
O.-Des Moines Register and Lead
er, Friday, Dec. l.
The Greeley tribune., 1911-12-07
TO DEDICATE
new LIBRARY

Eaton, Colo, Dec, 4.-Eatona s
new $4,000 library donated to the
city by Mrs. Rebecca Eaton as a
memorial to her husband, the late
former Governor Benjamin II
Eaton, will be dedicated tomorrow
with appropriate ceremonies ana
formally presented to the town. Ihe
library patronesses. assisted by the
library board, will have charge OF
the exercises, and will keep open
house from to 5 in the afternoon
and from to at night. Refresh
ments will be served both afternoon
and evening.
The Greeley tribune., 1911-12-07
EAARIAN NEVER
|SSES THANKS SERVICE

more than one j.
u In Greeley who can sav :.
w missed only one j.
's"ing service since the j.
Uo'onlsts first came to +
to '' city on the plains j.
hay b,.,ye years ago? Mrs. Abb Z.
lpr snns' wife OF Willard +
kksy,ru;as uas attended every +
tince ,h service in Gree :.
ked =, On one when she was ;.
bsit = ss a Trip from the east ;:
hons sick k, relative and ar j.
bate Ie fO, thanksgiving day ).
Jan war pia[Iing is a sanity :.
[tifuTI T',b has a sweet face and a :
(dav celebrated eI her soth !.
hst6 ana a has more energy. !.
! woa ana enthusiasm than ).
Iser. 'e9 4tts twenty years !.
Darl,ra' ra''9ongh Mr.. and !.
81 yaas- ang have been mar ).
a deatbr airs they have never !.
ren or IN their family of !.
;. ana Sr grand children. ).
iIyinuu Mrs. Darling are ).
CONN.," az their comfort :.
m n,oaious o,'ous home. s2s ).
tho AVENUE, which wns !.
Al vna sl year of the COL !.
!. :, years ago.
= :. :. :. :. !. :. :. :.
The Greeley tribune., 1911-12-07
EAT THEIR DINNER.
TELL OF WEDDING

!: At the close OF family :
1. Thanksgiving dinner held at =
i. the home of Mr.. and Mrs. I. i
!. A. Stevens, their nephew, :
j. Allen Pearce. announced his :
i. marriage the day before to an :
+ other of the guests at the :.
!. table, Miss Jennie l.. Chand- :.
!. Ter. The marriage took place :.
j. the day before in Fort Collins :
:. at the home OF the Baptist :
+ pastor, Rev. Hunt. =
+ The groom Is the son of j. q. :
!. Pearce, who formerly lived =
!. here. He is young man of :
:: sterling qualities and is the =
!: successful druggist at Num- =
:. The bride spent her school =
=. days in Boulder and is =
:. graduate nurse. While proving :
:. up on her homestead, which =
:. Joins the town of Num-, the ro- :
:. nance between the fair young =
:. homesteader and the handsome =
:. young druggist began. :
:. The couple have returned TO =
:. Num-, where the announce =
:. ment OF their marriage VIII =
:. bring surprise. =
:. :. :. !. :. :. :: :: \ = = = = = = =
The Greeley tribune., 1911-12-07
PICKETT JURY
DID NOT ACRE

The Jury in the case OF Bert Pick
ett. farmer living near Milliken
who was tried on the charge VI
selling bad meat. reported Monual
morning that they were unaDIg ~
agree and were discharged. IE
twelve men went out Saturday a'
ternoon. ,,,,-.-
Pickett is charged with kilIllE
two diseased cows and selling Ilt
meat to butchers and ranchmeu
and around Milliken. 1t Is alleSV"
that the cattle were bloated,
The Greeley tribune., 1911-12-07
BEET TOPPERS ''','.''
TO Be MADE

inc A"mo Patent and Develop
nehl ,"NI"ny have fled articles of
incorpora'.@ with the county clerk,
j. M, ,nhD, John Morris, w. X,
Lewis u / Blevins and II. /. Ray-
mona being named in the papers as
dlrecto's 'or the first year. The
comp %. Is capitalized at $3.50, 900
and u 10 med to manufacture and
promo The sale of patent beet
toppeI iha' has been successfully
demon.
The uurclpal offices of the com
pahy VIII. be at Windsor, although
branch VIII be maintained i'm other
Weld county towns.
The Greeley tribune., 1911-12-07
Prisoners Not Forgotten

A box of flowers with testaments
containing the name of each pris-
oner and marked scriptural passages
found the way to the county Jail on
Thursday afternoon. 1t was an
nounced that the testameuts were
the gift of white haired lady of
S4 years and others. The prisoners
were also given a turkey dinner at
noon by Sheriff McAfee.
The Greeley tribune., 1911-12-07
"IrpcJc Dick" Grccts Friends

Richard Kelly of Denver Spen'
THANKSGIVING with his sister, MTs.
ID. b. Wyatt. For the last thiTll
wears when he has not been too laT
away. MIR. Kelly has come to th9
home of his sister for ThanhsE'
ing dinner. Mrs. Arthur from o. ~.
Collins was also guest. MT Mem
is now located in Denver.
The Greeley tribune., 1911-12-07
Turkey at Camp Home

Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Camp en-
tertained at dinner Thursday. Their
guests were Mr.. and Mrs. e. W.
Martin of Johnstown. Mrs. Emma
Heath and Miss Edith Heath.
The Greeley tribune., 1911-12-07

ffe makes his living by his pen;
What are the things he writes
lie never wrote single line
He raises Chester Whites.
The Greeley tribune., 1911-12-07

That sum-sS3,9 ,952.932- repre-
sents more than 800 for every per-
son in the state-more than $500
for the average family.
The Greeley tribune., 1911-12-07

II is n good thing to know when
we arc right. and II Is important
also, to know when we are leit'
The Greeley tribune., 1911-12-07

Results certain with the Tribune
want ads.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-04-08

work. Papa Whitney showed no in
clination TO support this specimen
Of blonde beauty. especially as he
had never asked him 10 enter the
family.
The pretty schoolgirl bride soon
grow weary OF her idle. handsome
husband.
oh. Bloudlei why don't you do
something" she murmured
Blonde" drew himself up 20 his
full height OF six feet. squared his
splendid chest. shook his blond locks.
and looked NJ her reproachfully.
Ask "Biondie" Graydon TO labori
How shockingi lie went out and
buried his Injured feelings In the
bowl
Mrs. Graydon brought suit for d.
vorce IN California. on the ground
or non support and other things
She obtained -. As the Judge was
about 10 sign the decree he asked:
Don't you want any allmony?r
"Oh. no. said the Divorce. ct
do not ask for any az all. thank you.
] don't think u would be worth
while troubling about g."
Now comes the astonishing nevs
that Mrs. GrlydOn has made another
sudden marriage. This time she has
been married IN san Francisco 10
Joseph Columbus Wheeler. one Of the
most popular young men Of BaltI.
more. Nd
The news was surprise 70 all
Mr. Whcclcr's friends en- baltimore
ana apparently 90 everybody.
Young Wheeler belongs 10 n family
That h1s been prominent I'm poIfL
moro for generations lie was MAJ.
rlod first to Miss Netfic ST Clair
daughter OF General }. W. ST. Clair.
~ Fayetteville. W. Va. She Oh.
tainci "a divorce about a ve1- ov,
ON the ground 81 incompatibiiitv an
temper. which was admitted By both
~ them
Mr. Wher'cr's father. also named
J. Columbus Wheeler was no one
time The head of "a considerable bust
ness. but failed. ind consequently
the family have not much money
IHo HHu. however has position az
manager ~ business md earns n
faIr salary. which he is credited With
spending fully
lle has been called thc hardeorn.
CO man iu Baltimore and the bcsf
dressed man in Baltimore Ills fav.
orlfe club was the Baltimore Country
tIun. whore he was both popular
and admired
COLI Wheeler was certainly
RI ron1 ali.arou1d sport" said one
uf Die club friends q cannot say
Chat hc was peculiar Tor any one
thing. hut Tor everything in general
We Gun scarcely pIck un ID uras.
paper without finding some fresh
case ~ marrying in haste and re-
ucuf'ng 500 leisure Hardly ucck.
hardly "a day. passes but some young
spoiled child Of fortune iq heard ap-
plying to Tire divorce court. Tor 70.
lIef from the consequence Of % sud
den impulse
Some " tho most conspicuous and
notorious OF these caE-s. iu addition
90 the two here described more ln
detail. are given on this page
Perhaps they may save some young
people IN a hurry from sorrow and
repcntance
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room - prevent myself from being
mingled by the beast
lie took me out FOR motor rides
and then put on a mile-a- minute
speed. although he knew I was sick.
ana 10 made he faint dead away"
She got her divorce. She also
brought suit against Governor
brown. asking 100000 damages for
alternating his sons affections from
her
At the time Of her divorce Mrs
Mabel Jane Michael Brown remarked
60 the reporters.
NO more wedding bells FOR met"
Within four months she elopeI
With her former sweetheart. Law
renee Ford. lie Is a sou Of Rcar.Ad
nlral John Ford. OF the United
states Navy. They also went awav
in m automobile The first uews
% tie event came IN the form OF a
telegram to Papa Michael. saving.
Am married 10 Larry. Send con.
6r1 tuiatior-. MABEL"
Now she has Just begun IN sre
Larry" for divorce. alleging that bo
has done an SORTS 81 IreadfuI fbInrs
They have had just a year togofbc-
most of which has been passed IN
repentance q"
Lately she has been very much O.,
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the society Of young Brown. and the
impression prevails that she will
marry him again. and I'm haste. too.
IN spite OF all her previous troubles.
The triumph of hope over cX-
periencc." DR.. johnson would call Il
Mrs. Helen Berry, Whitney Cray.
Con Wheeler has just given society
an example o. marrying iu haste and
r'rentiug. and marrying again Zoo
haste. She has not yet reached the
second repentance stage Ike Mrs
Ford
Ihis young woman was tho dauEh-
ter of 7. Parker Whitney. q we'll
known California millionaire. While
eth a schoo.riri 40 Miss Ely's OK.
tremcIy fashionable school in Now
YORK she caused tremendous rum.
pus
With two other girls she wns ban
ishcd for her prauks o. sharon
springs. whore Miss Ely then main
taincd retreat for obstreuerous
young women so sooner had sbs
arrived there than she was visited
hy n Young man. whom She at first
passed OF as Der brother
The experienced ducuua ln charge
OF the retreat made Inquiries and
found that De- vas mo- other than
Thomas IL Grylon. otherwise
SHOWN ne blonde GnyIou. one
" the largest aud most baauffful
young men who ever attended Hlr-
ward University FOR the ruruo.. OF
studying football
Very WELL 1d Miss Wnffnov.
'il' is Mr. GrayIon ard [ ann IN.
gnscd 90 marry hlm you can't OBJ
jcct 20 my ilaucc visiting me. can
yuu7"
Tho ch7pcron. ~ make Tho host NJ
the situation. invited the youth 20
slay. and put Dim up for the niehf.
DO next morning Dee won't FAR
AMY. as tI" stage hero would Ok.
press TO- Tint was nearly ns ur as
thc other cnI of the village.
Tho same day ucrry party ~
college boys pIt up at fIe village
ilu. friends of "UiordIc" In tho
evening N Hdlcr was placed against
h1ck window of thn refrort where
tIo young ladies' were locked fu 1ud
supposed fn Dbl. rrlllltiue ou che fol-
Un- of Oboe world.
Tue fHrr fflr oncg abandoned
fhc.r oscillations md sramurrod
down ffr ladder 10 ls believed that
m .'.|n HNN'N W.T. N.'H.'
evening lu thc society % thc college
youths
After fhfv Tho cu~7roncut NJ Miss
whitney and young GrayIuu was nu.
rounrri ly their parents She was
fo 0u.sh up hcr term at school. and
Del his term nt college
1mwcfi1toiy nfter his graduation
they slipped away. and after au or-
citing hunt through three States
fnuu minister who was willing 90
marry thcm without any permission
from their parents
Blonde Croydon ~ husband
did uo' fuifl Che cXpcctati lions that
had been based uror DTS great foot
bail career AZ fuubnck be was
magnificent. but as a husband he
was much Jess eo.
be had no money. He ola no
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-04-08
Six Celebrated Cases Of Young People
Who Married in Haste and Repented

n UNCAN CAMERON. son OF sir Rodcrick Cam
l cron married Mrs Elizabeth Welsh. Of Wash
ingon, three days after she was divorced from
husband No J. They became engaged one day, vere
married tho noxt and he left her the next day. Nov
she wants q divorce.
Miss Nathalie schcnck of New Tori married Cap
i"ln Glen Collins. Of England. after three weeks 40
quuinianco Three weeks later each found that the
oin'r Dad htIc money. She obtained a divorce
Martha Loavitt. daughter OF q millionaire Of Flat
bufh ~ y away with her fathers chauffeur. Jo-
-cph Smoilcn. and arrica him Within two months
tI'y separated Just as her father arranging for
O divorce. sho died
MInna Field stepdaurhtcr o. Thomas Nelson Pare
O. rranddaurhtcr ~ Marshall Field ciorod with vouf
Preston Gibson while ehe at school She rene~fsd
in less Than year. and now she has secured divorce
Miss Helen Maloncy. daughter OF Che Philadelphia
mllIl.- Ire' Marquis Martin Mloncy. copcd and
20 Arthur Osborne while ho vas 40 college then ran
away with Samuel Clarkson. OF England. had her mar
ragc 90 Osborne anuuled and finally married him aeain
Miss Annie Best. Of New Yorks most fashionable so
ciety. married Elizur Yale Smith IN hurry. Then thsy
discovered that each had less money than the othss
expected. and she obtained a divorce
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known as the "ho,'i chaplain who
was happy 10 marry anybody. and
of course. married them.
Within "a month they quarrc'led.
aud q little later the girl wife
brought a divorce suit. Her hus-
bands rapid. spurtive aud Injurious
habits lost SOME OK their charm on
clos o acquaintance.
"Ic 'sicked' his $1,000 bulldog on
90 me-" She said iu Ler testimony
"and I had 20 jump over chairs and
tables to escape. 4 locked myself i1
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-04-08

eN N NANHf IN haste and re-
H pent at leisure" says
the old proverb.
IN old times you had 70 repent
iou mad abundance OF time for
tne fullest and painfulest repent
Hnce. 10 ponder over your folly. 20
appreciate your misery. because
you had 20 remain married the rest
on your lie
Cpto-dato Americans stiu marry
IN haste. aad-oh. yes!-they still
repent But they don't always havo
20 repent at leisure They repent
IN haste and marry again in haste.
and sometimes repent again IN
haste. and 80 on. Eo are a rapid
and progressive people.
One OF tho many recent Instances
of tho national habit % marrying
IN haste and reporting is Mrs. Mabel
Jane Michae! Brown Ford. the be-
wltching society beauty Of Baltl.
more
She was originally Mics M1bei
Jane Michael before she acquired
the habit ~ marrying IN haste She
belonged % n wril-ku0wn Baltimore
family when fhe was Just under
eighteen she became Informally on.
moved in the F1me Baltimore.
They contemplated n hnefy mar
ri7ge. but thought 70 would Do a
nice i1ca % walt n few days uufu
Miss Michael should Boz eighteen.
Then young Ford introduced his
friend Frank snOWden Brown. son -
Governor Frank Brown. ~ Mary
land. 20 Miss Michael Young
Brown. who was very rich. took her
for fast automobile rides md proved
TINT Ne was a very rapid young man.
You're terrible slow poke,
larry" she remarked 10 her nance.
Mr Ford.
Early The next morning che and
young Brown started m for tho gtata
~ matrimOny in n hirh power auto
mobile DO was the fastest c'opcment
on record. They started from Baifi-
more. Bernard J. Hall. young
friend ~ Brown. accompanying them.
A. Philadelphia Mrs Mary Gresner.
sister % Miss Michael. Joined them
They whizzed on % New York.
where they put uD az the Waldorf
Astoria They applied 30 several
elerEymen. who declined 20 marry
them. not liking the haste ~ Tho
proceeding. Then they found tho
rev. Henry Marsh Warren. who was
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Homen beigeIegt, obne 5u beoenfen,
bab er onmit in Dem @r3ber5og MIR
unerieulide @rinnerungen peden
fonnte.
Sdpeieeno ab 6ieier BON Der
gombe. 9lm @nbe bes WabIes aber
ponbte er iih an ben Narihaa unS
bemerfte: y@s pGre mir Iieber ge.
peien. sic b1tten mir Seoanbombe
porseiest. Sh CLAUDE, Die Bate mir
beIier geibmedt.