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The Greeley tribune., 1911-11-02
POST OFFICE
I'D ON TIGHT
IN the FUTURE
Geaeral Delivery Window Win BE
Closed EoaaogfoW aAA Only
Box Renters Get Mail

No more Sunday mail unless you
have . box. This is the latest
move of Uncle Sam in the matter
OF Sunday closing of postoffices.
The order has gone forth. and
commencing next Sunday, the gen.
eral delivery of all postoffices will
remain closed all day each Sunday.
For several years an organization
of ministers and laboring men, each
working for the same object, but
from possibly different view points,
have been hammering away at the
postoffice department for a cessa-
tion of Sunday mail trains; Sunday
distribution and dispatch of mails,
and delivery from carrier windows
and general delivery on Sundays.
The first real progress toward
the end sought developed last
spring, when delivery service from
carrier windows of many postof-
fees throughout the United States
was discontinued The order was
put into effect at the Greeley office
on May 9. since which time only
emergency mail was delivered from
the carriers boxes through the gen.
eral delivery. A few days since, an
order was received from the post
Office department ordering the clos
ing of the general delivery window
on Sundays. as above. This leaves
the man without a postoffice box
without any remedy.
1t Is believed that within six
months no mail OF any sort will be
into boxes on Sunday,
and another year probably may do
away with either receiving or dis
patching mails on Sundays.
The Greeley tribune., 1911-11-02
THA..>S(3IVING

President Taft, in Observance of
the annual custom, has issued
Thanksgiving proclamation. In
general terms 1t reaches all Of the
ninety millions Of people within the
borders Of the United States. In
sOnse sections, Of necessity. condi-
oOns this fall are better than In
others. To these parts of the coun.
try the proclamation will appeal par
t3culariy, while to others there will
come a questioning as to the basis
for the sturdy optimism voiced in
the call to all people to give thanks
on November 30.
For instance, in Weld county,
there may he eyebrows raised over
the bountiful harvests that are
mentioned as cause for rejoicing.
The limited potato crop is too re-
cent to fe forgotten. With some,
this yield of the field represented
their sole claim to prosperity this
year. To these, bountiful harvests
arc . name only. Others, whose
material welfare is dependent upon
tho IOwly sugar beet, will agree
that the president has sounded the
hopeful and consistent note in his
mention Of the harvest as a cause of
rejoicing.
Thus, the individual viewpoint
and individual circumstance will de.
eide II the President merely is recit-
ing platitudes.
Crops are the strongest appeal to
tho people Of Weld county. They
represent the largest material con.
alteration. renee provide the chief.
est sOurc Of Thanksgiving or de-
spondeney.
With the crop view dominant II
may he that the people Of Weld NAV
not read with cOmplacency the
proclamation Of the president. They
may bc inclined to assume the mar
row vision. They may forget the
trite slang observation "cheer up. II
might be worse".
Brought close to home, with all
things considered. the people of
Weld generally may well Join In the
general observation Of Thnnksciv.
ing. They have much to make life
pleasant and worth while. Prosperi-
" In the past may have served ia
make more marked . temporary halt
called BY Nature and exaggerated
tho woe OF . single season. Calami.
ttes that have visited in many sec.
lions have not come here. There is
no war tax. or sending forth OF
young men to bloody battle fields
Tho country Of which Weld county
10 . part Is not menaced with con.
Hict Its offices are peaceful and
Ns people industrious. Only the
problems that affect all of humanity
have place in Weld county. The III,
arc minimized. and the opportunity
over offered to honest toll and
righteous living Is knocking at the
door.
And, when the wide reach Of the
entire country is spannetl. after all
there are but few sections that NAV
Join 40 sincerely in the hopeful
spirit horn Of the Thanksgiving day
established when travail indeed wa.
the portion Of the brave people who
snade tho. best Of what they had.
The Greeley tribune., 1911-11-02
PERFECT TOWN IS FOUND
POPULATION DEMOCRATS

indianapolis. Oct. 27-The 1
+ perfect town has at last :;
+ been found. 1t is named Fer ::
+ dinand. and 1t is located in ::
+ Dubois county, this state. :;
+ Ferdinand has :,
+ No divorces. j
+ No jail :,
I. No graft :
= No Justice OF the peace. :.
= No arrests in many years. {,
= No civil suits in the memory :;
I OF the Oldest inhabitant. i
= No tax dodgers. Several ::
Z years ago two citizens let tax ::
= day go by. but 1t was a mis- :,
I. take. :.
There are only two Republi- :,
+ cans in the town, the postmas- ::
I. ter and his son. =
r r r = 4. + r Z. 4. 4, L 4. 4
The Greeley tribune., 1911-11-02
Spur Track to !

Milliken, Oct. SO-A.
grading outfit is here N
spur from the Laamt
reach the new Touring
being erected here. w
mill has been at a s,a1
some time because Of I
no facilities for storing |
al. The foundation bein(
with the arrival of mate
the mill will soon be al
The Greeley tribune., 1911-11-02
BE IT ORDAINED Br Blrv !
COIfNCIL OF TIE Cili
80 cor on ADO

BE 1T bkDAlNE ~ oiry
COIfNCIL OF THE C!Ii
LEY, COLORADo;
Section l. That all 'ha'
Eleventh street lying
center line OF Fourte.n.A Il.
and east bank OF what ="
No. : bitch in the ciE
W.id County. Colorado
ordered to be imprs3Sg5u ny "
petition heretofore hleu u,.o,,,l W
OF "A majority OF the lfVn ,n
lots and lands adjacent y
ling % upon said portion o.
street by surlaelns w" al
Intervening surfaces pi..tio1 pi
between the proper lV,aa nH,ta
bounaarv limos and ne nv..l r,-a.,
poa',u ~ snufb side Of said siein, 4
tween the center line Sank
Avenue aud the ea'' ssid
No. 3 pitch, all vi arHnsr
shnl conform 70 a prSiP,.s !,
SUI it-t' IA or f0 be establls.'
ity. and said impro'ei'ietTR iwitR
made IN uCeordasSe and he
nnnces Of said CITY Iu' he psli
salu ; s',lss.a against the aGli' "a
nbutting lots and iul'o'5 i.s '5stsfr
ers thereof as may , py Orilr
der the provisions '
IsI of said city. Ia noriior
n,s ses Street between lhe ,bs gsn
Eourteenth Avenue anu IN said
r., "ua said No. 3 Ditch j 10 r"ior
Gr.cirv ~ Weld County, ,,isesr
the lots and anus anus are he
and abutting thet tOT improved
irnated as "Street imp
trict No. a.. ns cos, Of
nroys,nent Hys,,"i shaH be lauts p9la dr G
ps,,nrc p,U bv city warri and
a fund hereby cre,a.st,nent Di'
AZ AZ rand. aud all II n'Is be .,
decrn f," warrants dTaWsdnr sdr nj no OF
above created ana l''
pose. "a Adopted, ~
Approved, this7i'' ''' ~,
d.. 1911. WILLIAM A'
The Greeley tribune., 1911-11-02
WANT
Ace" NlcI.o,

No more will !
scrape the chips al
sagebrush from tba sul
ley's old-timers. 81
years a knight of The
disposed OF his sbon !
ion National Bank IL |
nh OF Nebraska.
has had charge Of ,bs|
eral months during |
absence on the co9s, i
many friends during !
Mcleod win take N
awhile, before decidi1
ture work and Location
The Greeley tribune., 1911-11-02
Stop coughing, yor

stop coughing! You rsc,.
lungs and worry the body Z
LAkDs HOREHOuND evi
enscks irritation, heals the !,
ana restores comfortable bro = :,
rrice 25c. ooc and sf.O0 nar ~ u.
Soid by Gilbert Drug 90 ~ ~
The Greeley tribune., 1911-11-02
ORDINANCE NO ~

Relating TO surfncinr '"
Eleventh street Hetweea
Avenue and rhc EaN ns
3 Ditch. In city ot uF
10 Establish ON >aia
street impro'emeh'
trtct.
The Greeley tribune., 1911-11-02
Veteran Jewels for I

Veteran jewels will
to Judge C A. Bennd
Williams and G. T. Sd
regular meeting of the
lodge Tuesday evening. |
bers are entitled TO an
er they have been |
the Greeley lodge for
years. There has bed
thirty and forty OF tho
sented to members Of
lodge in the last few u
The Greeley tribune., 1911-11-02
Leaves for Glcnwocd

Mrs. j. NJ Moore leaye1
Glenwood Springs to join
who left for that pla1
weeks ago,
The Greeley tribune., 1911-11-02
l Ountly Clnh |

Robert Ames Benz
works was the subje}
the last meeting of III
Country club which
day at the home Of Nj
ter. Mrs Isabel Reiu
short biography of MI
Mrs. Wilred Bliss gay@
his book. The WI
There was a good a,1
a number OF visitors !
next meeting will be
home OF Mrs. Elsie M
The Greeley tribune., 1911-11-02

According to the gate receipts
there are less than 200 Of the 5000
people who are making q howl over
the airsllip that didn't sail.
The Greeley tribune., 1911-11-02
(Seah ,,orrpKlss
Attest W. " city CLERK

sr.rr or coLoRADo'l..
County of Weld n
City OF Greeley, ,,.. Cip clsrt3
CT G,,y, y,s91,srSinr %, 9rdia99UsSSS sS rs-!Gss,a
sre and read in iull iul.,,i1r aRr Teetir;i. Pai II
printed u a tegptiSisi I =, tSs sane ngs'os. ~s' 3
Der u, lal,,;tfe;9ae.aisy Trie,aipa' tir
ibe Weekly g,,,'fisbed il AZ .,,,sr, d
neM;Sf ne eev;eS Of ten da',. ,.,,,sd Wy regal,
psr,hs"eouent adig,95T, sit Uios, ,nr,
he held HctobsT .li, \ " siyen ,in ne ,IoS' 1p'
and was duly rnys. aesis'plii e
vote Of . ayes "' ". A. u cI
tS.aD ,t,,,ti,n m tneiall.
ley Tribunt' No'
The Greeley tribune., 1911-11-02
Boy Breaks Ar,,

fell 'ats, wbi,o oet' $o-Douglass steele
hrn.o ir,, WINE h, at play. SATURDAY and
Tho ose ,,s ms :, right arm in two pl.ces.
WT1,,a ue ,au Is the son of Mr.. and Mrs
The Greeley tribune., 1911-11-02

President Taft is to have . 1885,
pound pumpkin for his Thanksgiv-
ing dinner. II he fares In like pro-
portion in everything else he ought
to be able to make out . pretty fair
meal
The Greeley tribune., 1911-11-02

"Do9 Show II HOwling Success"
says . headline, as obvious as the
headwriter who chronicles the
"Quiet Wedding.
The Greeley tribune., 1911-11-02

There is still . little space left
for the Carpenter Bill. II any ono
has it figured out just what the Law
m6AnA.
The Greeley tribune., 1911-11-02

CHILDREN AND PLAfs
The awakening to the fact that
children are entitled to moro CON.
The Greeley tribune., 1911-11-02
| fEI@ COLORADO DITORlAL LNOlNIM

Anyhow, we didn't get stung on
tho Gotch wrestling outfit
The Greeley tribune., 1911-11-02

A man has written to the Tribune
to ak why good breeding demands
that . bald-headed man remove his
hat on . freezing day At the risk of
taking pneumonia when he meets .
lady on the street. He says that It
would he just ~ reasonable to de-
maAd that he take his ear muils OF.
We don't know the answer but We
do know Of cases where . man has
takea his shoes OF In the house b.
caase Of . LADY.
The Greeley tribune., 1911-11-02

Now 1t II reported that fashion
able women of Los Angeles viii not
take up suffrage after they have
boon granted the ballot That's
nothing, some of them will not
even take up babies.
The Greeley tribune., 1911-11-02

The editor OF the New York
World died with = fortune estimat-
I'd at @25, 600, 900. For the benefit
Of any who may have to estimate
oar wealth At tho time Of death we
will announce right here the exact
amount can bo found by looping of
the last seven figures.
The Greeley tribune., 1911-11-02

With . revolution In China, wal
In Italy and Turkey. France and
Germany with their backs up and
nearly everywhere else suffering
with internal troubles, Greeley isn't
% bad, oven II there were MOI
eaough potatoes to make the worlds
eyes bulge.
The evening world., 1911-11-06
" INTEREST ONLY BECAUSE
SHE SHOWS A TYPE.

This young woman's remark are in
teresting only as they exempi!fy the
attitude of a certain class Of American
women who seem to believe that one
OF the first evidences of culture Is the
Reputation Of their own country. No
other nation produces the singular
anomaly Of beings who. deriving every
liberty and happiness at home, profit by
them to denounce the sources of their
s~xaltatlon.
The patriotism of the Briton,
male and female, 10 ~ insradicabls
a. the smell Of garlic; the greatest
n tho smallest minds Of France
are alike dedicated to the g1orthoa-
ton OF their country the Germans
love Of his native land ceases only
with his breath. why 10 IL tina 90
many American women are apos.
tates to American
Is 1t The mixture of races that nro-
duces a confusion OF blood and OF
allegiance at the same time: Hardly,
because the American man OF native or
foTelgn descent who forswears his
country Is SO rare as to constitute a
phenomenon OF nature. The answer
seems to be rather In the fatal pliabil.
ny OF woman's nature. the secret real.
lzat.on bred In her by centuries of sub
ordination that The country OF the
heart, the frontier of the affections. are
TIE only boundaries for her to recov-
1lzc.
The evening world., 1911-11-06
ARE E2 HSX FREE

Headache. Cold. Indigestion.
Pains. Constipation. SOUR Stomach.
Dizzinessa Kyou are moi. the most
effective. prompt and pleasant
method Of getting nd Of them Is to
take. now and then. a desert.poon-
ful Of the ever refreshing and truly
beneficial laxative remedy-Syup
Of Fiss and Elixir Of SIENNA. Ii
well known throughout he world
. The best Of family laxative rene
dies. because il acts 70 gently and
strengthens naturally without in
tahns the system IN any way.
To get it, beneficial effects i h
always necessary to buy The senu.
me. manufactured by he California
Fig Syrup Co. bearing he name
Of The Company. plainly printed On
he front d every package.
The evening world., 1911-11-06
Who Is She7

There is q g%trl-pretty. slangy, clever.
thoroughly REHABILITATION you ought
to meet.
She turns hard luck into a Joke.
She turns the sober English language
into a laugh.
She Is plucky and lucky. too.
Her life story Is as exciting as II is
funny.
She is a New York shop girl.
Her name Is Maggie Pepper. She Is
the heroine Of a great serial.
MAGGIE PEPPER" will be pub
lished In The Evening World. beginning
mex Wednesday.
II Is a novelization Of the play OF the
anne name in which Rose StahI Is
starring. And 1t Is a story you MUST
not miss. You can't AFFORD to.
Remember, the first instalment OF
Maggie Pepper" win appear In Wednes.
days Evening World.
The evening world., 1911-11-06
j. stor Bailey May Resign.

! WASHINGTON. Nov. 6.-That sena-
tor Joseph Weldon Bailey has advised
Gov. Colquitt OF Texas tina he desires
to. resign In a short time Is the report
that has come here from Houston. The
same report says the Governor will ac-
cspt h resignation n that Col. r..
N. johnson Of the Houston Pos, will
succeed Senator Bailey, Senator Bailey
refuses to discuss the report.
The evening world., 1911-11-06

II you could have seen the crowds he,
Overcoats you wouldn't wonder why IA
heavy winter weights; 80 inches long IN
and can he worn two ways; In grays. t1ns
lined: sizes 90 to ~.
The evening world., 1911-11-06

ahu IHxis, WHOM another young woman
has claimed as a husband for some
years and who is the author OF the
famous love letters beginning Dear
Snooksie."
VIVA. the foreign title costs first in
money and then In tears and heart
break may be the real reason OF It's
popularity.
The evening world., 1911-11-06
% OST'S
E L E G TIC N
d .AY S A L E
Furs


POST FURS are the most
popular Candidates among the
Women Voters, and that means
their CERTAIN ELECTION, for
the full Cold Weather term.
TOMORROW the Woman Of
Fashion may make her choice
at Specially LOW PRICES, with
the assurance that she will get
the MOST for her money. POST
FURS are GUARANTEED to be
exactly as represented. They are
ALWAYS SOLD under their
REAL NAMES-they arc HON
EST through and through and
can be depended upon to give the
BEST SERVICE.
The FURS you buy in THE
POST Store are cared for DUR
ing the Summer months FREE
Of charge.
Beautiful, large, silky. long pelted.
Black Fox Novelty Sets, made Of 4
natural size skins imuff and scarf,
regularly sold at $4S. 90, r,o m
may be had tomorrow at S10.OO
Genuine Russian Pony Skin Coats,
81 inches in length, all bust sizes, manu-.
featured to sell at from SAC. 90 TO $50. 90,
reduced for the Election q = n
LAY Sale to ........... ~
Hudson Seal Coats, London DYED,
In the smart Seal variety, So inches
long, with Fine Brocade Lining and
Large Rever Tuxedo Collars, cannot be
Duplicated in other stores under 500. 90,
Posts Election Day C. cr M
price is only. ........... SOO.OO
Some exceptional qualities, equal to
the finest sealskin in appearance
and wear. $500. $4,000,
$500 and $500. /
Genuine Leipzig dyed Persian Lamb
Coats, with small or large curls, rich,
lustrous black that will retain its rich.
ness until the end, An actual $4,000
value offered tomorrow
~A~N"SC
See THE POST Advertisement in
fo.day's Evening Journal telling of
SreciaI Election Day Offerings in Goats
and ChIdrea's Clothing.
Alterations FREE
u. l.. POST
S. w. Cor. 18th Street.
and Union Square
The evening world., 1911-11-06
lHeiress Who WedS Title
Gets What She Pays For;
Deserves No SunpQthu
Should knoW Ew0pes Ideal Woman Is One Who
Fory,ves; Ideal Man One Who Gives Her
- the Opportumity
BY NIXOLA GREELEY.sNJTH.

The newly made Princess of Thurn and Taxis shook
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the dust of her native shores last Saturday. informing
Y yyNAf3HqHA the ship news reporters as she sailed for Europe that
< &c fW she hoped never to see America again. The Princess
<p%sx&1 n Is te second American woman within the las; three
V44kYAE months to bid her country an eager and permanent
farewell, the other being Anne Warner French, a West
u 49, ~ sn author. Mrs Frenchs reason for deserving us ws
NawWA ~ what she termed our "crudity' II as not possible. SIZE
NvA said, to devote oneself to Art in surroundings where
~ at any moment one a liable to interruption from n
NROLK ne,xbbor dronni,o IN =, retail .ho ,anm.s aa.a., ~" ="
SIi"A ""A". There are persons who regard the sort of literature
produced by Mrs. French and other popular story telhrs as oneing M
strongest evidence Of our crudity, and 1t seemed to them that the Western
authors denunciation was in the nature of quarreling with her bread
and butter.
tut the grievance of the Princess OIL d Taxi whom another young woman
Thurn n TaMs is me more generally has claimed as a husband for some
heard, She hoped, she sd, that she| years ad h is the author OF the
The evening world., 1911-11-06
s;iE BECOMES MORE FOREIGN
THAN THE FORElGN.aORN.

Naturally, the flower of patrIotiam
cannot be very deeply rooted when a
woman loses her citizenship upon her
marriage and becomes automatically the
subject OF the nation to which her hus-
band belongs. One has only to look at
the n the majority Of our American
peeresses in England arrange their hair
10 realize that their desire Is to appear
more British thar Britannia herself.
For The hi1eous English fringe with the
poodle cu.is defcrms practically all their
foreheads, and their lank, nlmsy clothes
1nd!ca:n a preeumpt!ous resolve to pre-
sent n dowdicr appearance than Queen
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-04-03
V10sl QlZI|
LA REINA DE PLATA
PLANS DEVELOPMENT

The La Reina de Plata Mining COM
pany, of Santa EuIaIia, Chihuahua.
Mexico, an English company having
very important mining property in that
camp. has held its annual meeting
when a proposal to issue some Of its I'M
issued shares at 50 premium was con-
sidered. Reports also of the mining en-
gineer L. NJ. Cockerell to the end of
last year together with the directors
report and accounts, were submitted
showing that $31, 900 more money is
required to complete payment for the
property. Mr., Cockere1l, OF Chihuahua,
reported that the presence of high
grade ore. found in q series of more
or less flat deposits, one above the
other, on the first and second levels,
is sufficient Indication of the exist
ence of further and more important ore
bodies within the limits of the COM
pany's properties. The workings are
not. he reported, in a condition 20 al
low of its Immediate and economical
extraction. He stated that since March
lean Smelling and Refining company
was 1858 pesos. He recommends GER
tain development work on the fourth
level drifting towards the north OF
the property into the Albania ground
which has so far been unexplained
and that work should be pushed for
ward into the Contiguas del Carmen
claim
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-04-03
UNITED VERDE NOW
WORKING BIG FORCE

There never was a time at the
United Verde, senator Clark's mine at
Jerome, Ariz., when there were as
many men around. A man is placed
now wherever it is possible to put one
The three large boilers have been
moved and are in place on their new
foundations, north of the east end of
the smelter building. and two more OF
them will be there by the first of the
week. The large engines for the power
house are also being handled just as
rapidly.
In the smelter proper Supt.
Taylor is putting in new converter
stands and a new 700 ton furnace.
The latter will be blown in on or
about April l. The new furnace was
built Of parts that We're entirely manu-
featured at the works on the property.
The two converters will be put in COM
mission also, when the new furnace
is blown in Thursday morning. Mr..
Taylor blew in one of the large fur
naces, and an hour after it had been
started it could not have given out
molten metal more smoothly if it had
been working for hours.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-04-03
WORKING 65 MEN
ON WESTERN BELLE
Deal Said to Be Pending for
Sale of Savanna Prop
critics.

Silver city, N. NJ, April S.-Opera-
lions on the Western Belle group or
mines. in the Pfnos Altos district. by
Messrs. Mckinney. Corrigan & Hutch
inson. representatives of the Rio Tinto
Copper company, is progressing A
force of So men is at work The o0o
foot shaft on the Hearst mine has
been completely retimberec. since the
fire in that mine some months ago.
and the 500 foot shaft on the Gillette
is nearing completion In addition 10
putting these two shafts in first class
condition. drifts are being run in en-
tirelv new ground, the old drifts being
abandoned. At the 400 foot level on
the Hearst mine, the company struck
a large body of high grade ore-
Rumor has it that deal is pending
which will likely be consummated sbc
coming week, upon the arrival mere OF
Mr.. Mckinney, whereby the Rio Tlnto
company will take over the greater
portion of the mines in the Plnos Al
tos district, now owned by the Sa-
wanna Iopper company, and it is also
possible that the deal will include the
transfer by the latter company OF Its
smelling plant here and the narrow
gage railway from this point to Plnos
Altos This runner cannot be confirmed
but those on the ground in the camp
state that there IS good ground for IL
and that the deal will actually be
closed next week. Such deal would
mean the revival of the district and
the operations of its mines steadily oy
the purchasing company, which II Is
understood is well pleased with the
character. amount and grade OF ores
on the Western Belle group, which II
has under option to purchase and VIII
soon take over Mr.. Mckinney Will ar
rive here within the next day or So
when definite information may be Cd
tainable. but there is every reason 10
believe the deal will soon be closed.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-04-03
OLD BEAR GROUP
STARTS NEW ERA

Following the Incorporation of the
Montezuma Mining and Milling company
with ]. P. WaldrOn as the principal
stockholder, the Old Bear group of
mines in the Bradshaw mountains, Ari-
zona begins new existence This
newly organized syndicate owns five
claims on which during the past year
Of development the results exceeded all
expectations. Mr.. Waldron states that
the vein has a width of from three to
nine feet, and on conservative exit
mate of values gives $40 a ton on gold.
silver and lead. Assays, however, from
many samples cut at different points
range to as high as $50 in the above
metals. A contract has been let and
is now under execution TO extend the
lower tunnel 500 feet, and which in
recent months was driven 12O feet.
When completed it will reach a depth
of at least 500 feet.