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New-York tribune., 1911-04-02
HOT CROSS BUNS.

Dear Little Men and Little Women: Last
April. about two weeks before Good Fri
aay. | began taking orders for hot cross
buns. took orders for 67i2 dozen. and for
my pay ] got two cents on a dozen. OF
course. had TO deliver them. ] got up at
, o'clock in the morning. took my express
wagon and went over 10 the bakers and
got my buns But had to take them in
two loads. or trips So ! wouldn't get
hungry on my way around to my custom
ers the baker gave mo half dozen to
eat ! hadn't gone three blocks before I
saw a policeman, and ! asked him II he
would have n bun. lie said. Yes and
took the whole bag. and. Of course. | had
TO go without until ! went back for my sec
ond load BY the tine | got back il was
nearly daylight. and whom was through II
was o'clock.
There were other boys that took orders.
but not for the baker | worked for. One
fellow that worked for another baker got
one cent on a dozen and sold only % dozen.
Two boys together sold . dozen and re-
ceived two cents on dozen. So ] think |
did pretty we'll don't YOU?
This year ! have taken orders for o,.2
dozen already. and ] expect 10 get 100
dozen / remain. Nour reader
GEORGE l. PAYNE (aged l3).
No 74 East 2Gth street, Paterson. y. J.
MY FIRST KITE THAT FLEW.
Dear Little Men and Little Women: one
dav last week my father brought me home
q bird kite The next day | went 10 fly 1t
and IT would not fly well. BY and by
New-York tribune., 1911-04-02

Dear Editor; received The Tribune
badge YOU sent me. thank YOU FOR II
very much. Your constant reader.
Manchester, VI. HARRY 4. GAIN
New-York tribune., 1911-04-02

LETTER PUZZLE.
Twice s, twice r. once A. once 7,
once !. once l., once II, once F.
To these add W and q
And find what makes the May flowers grow.
New-York tribune., 1911-04-02
ANSWERS TO PUZZLES.

ANSWERS TO PUZZLES.
NUMERICAL ENIGMA
Mexico.
WORD SQUARE
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L y y
T I VI r.
+ r, I
TRIANGLE
= r 7 l.
T. + \ T
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T.
I.
RIDDLEMEREE
Spring.
New-York tribune., 1911-04-02
Things TO Think Abotxt

place in any position. my Z. IT, IS is part
of the month: and my whole. which i
spelled with fifteen letters. is a wild dover
that blossoms i'm spring.
New-York tribune., 1911-04-02
WORD SQUARE

WORD SQUARE.
J. The most precious of metals
? Above in place
J. \ large river in Siberia that flows into
the Arctic Ocean
T. To drag or pull along
NUMERICAL ENIGMA.
My J.. }. 3. I, .. Is is a short coat: my )
b. 3, is part Of a foot: my 10. II, IS TO
New-York tribune., 1911-04-02

Dear Editor; / received the silver purs,
The Greeley tribune., 1911-12-07
COLORADO MEN
ARE ON DUTY
AT CAPITOL
For Congressional Representatives
Attend the Opening Session of
Congress

Washington, Dec 5.-All OF the
Colorado delegation in congress re-
ported in Washington for duty yes
terday. Representative Martin show
ed up at the house just before the
opening Of the session. He said that
he was arranging to leave for Pan
anna with the house committee on
interstate and foreign commerce.
This committee expects to sail for
the isthmus on Sunday. and will
gather data for legislation bearing
upon the government OF the canal
and of the tolls to be charged.
Senator Guggenheim arrived at
Washington today from New York
He expects to be in Washington con-
tinuously until the Christmas holi-
days.
Representative Taylor came in
yesterday from the west and was
busy all morning. He says that he
expected to be in Washington until
adjournment in the summer
Mr.. Rucker has been here for a
day or two and will not leave unless
some important business calls him
home during the winter.
The Greeley tribune., 1911-12-07

STAMPS To
GO ON SAL
RED CROSS ENIBLEMS To ISL
HANDLED BY CHILDREN
VALUABLE PRIZES OFF,
Greeley Made Record for Stats i.'S'
Year and May DO Better TINS
Year - Campaign Beins
Outlined

Tomorrow the people of Greeley
can begin buying Red Cross stamps
for use on packages and letters our
ing the holidays. Last night tne
principals of the Greeley schoois
held a meeting at which plan OF
campaign among the school chll-
dren was outlined. Last year Gree
lev children sold $4,000. making me
highest average in sales of any city
in the state. This year there are
10000 stamps on hand. The sale
will begin tomorrow and Continue
until Thursday evening, December
81. so that it will be finished IN
time to check up before the Christ
mas holidays.
The society for the prevention
and control of tuberculosis has OBJ
tanned premiums valued at $1,000
which will he donated by prominent
firms to the district and individuals
making the largest sales of seals.
A s40O piano will be awarded to
the city of 1000 population or more
which makes the highest per capita
sale of seals. The piano will be in
stalled in public school or public
building.
The second prize, a street drink
ing fountain, will be awarded in the
same manner to each of the first
five cities which have the highest
per capita sale.
Equipment for an open air school
will be offered for the best per cap
ita sales among the cities Of 5000
or more.
The equipment consists Of Macki-
nav coats, mittens. sitting-out bags,
reclining chairs, heavy shoes, socks,
one range. two kettles and cups and
soup bowls for thirty pupils.
The Greeley tribune., 1911-12-07

A case TO test the right of the city
in the courts to condseate liquor
found in the homes of persons sus-
pected of violating the city ordl-
nances relating TO selling or giving
it away has been brought by George
Ikeda, Japanese contractor
through his attorney, r.. n, VIM
bourn. A writ of repievin Is oelhs
sought in the justice court to secure
possession of two barrels of bottled
beer, four quarts of beer and bot
tie of whiskey that was taken from
the home of Ikeda by the city police
last week.
The Japanese was arrested on the
charge OF giving away liquor. Alter
he had been taken to the police sta
ton, officers searched his premises
on the east side and took the liquor
he Is now seeking to recover. lkeda
claims that Immediately following
the search of the officers roll OF
bills amounting to 1920 was missing
from his wife's trunk.
The confiscated liquor is held at
The Greeley tribune., 1911-12-07
NOTICE OF ADJUSTMENT DAY

EstAts Of Susan c. Thorpe, Deceased.
The undersigned, having been appointed execu-
tor Of the estate of Susan C. Thorpe. late Of the
County Of Weld. In the State Of Colorado. deceas-
the County Court Of said Weld county. at the
Court House in Greeley. in said county. on Non
day. the 18th day Of Deccmber. A. D.. 1911. at the
hour Of 10 o'clock, .. m., Of said day. at which
time all persons having claims aganst said estate
are notified and requested to attend for the pur-
pose Of having the same adjusted. All persons in
debted to said estate arc requested TO make imms-
diate payment to the undersigned.
Dated at Greeley. Colorado. this 6th day of No
vembsr. A. D.. lell.
MILTON A. LYONS. Executor.
Of the Estate Of Suaan C. Thorpe Deceased.
ALBERT C. PASCOE. Attorney for Executor.
First publication in Greeley Tribune. Novsm-
her l8. 1911
Last u ication in Greeley Tribune. Dec. 7. 1911
The Greeley tribune., 1911-12-07
BOOTLECCER
BOLTS TRIAL.;
CASE N0LLED
Eugene Williams Makes Break for
Liberty when Tried by knights
of Pythias.

After resting under charges OF
having been engaged in bootlegging
in Greeley for several weeks, then
breaking away from the officers of
the court while his trial was actual
in progress, Eugene Williams, for
merly marshal, will escape further
persecution, as the case was thrown
out OF court late Monday night. The
several men who we're slightly in
jured when they got in the way of
Deputy Sheriff Slim Roberts in the
break for liberty are reported as
resting easily.
The trial was one OF the most dis
orderly ever witnessed in Greeley
The large crowd that assembled
failed to preserve even reasonable
order at times. Suggestions were
made to the attorneys, and at other
times the hilarity of the spectators
was SO great that 1t was necessary
to stop the trial.
1t all happened when the knights
OF Pythias gave social session at
their hall. Mr.. Williams was the
prisoner at the bar and was repre-
sented by j. W. Barbee. r. e,
Winbourn was prosecuting attorney
and H. N. Haynes acted as Judge.
Slim Roberts occupied couple of
chairs as the sheriff.
All kinds of fun was had bv the
knights and their friends and re-
freshments were served lats in the
evening
The Greeley tribune., 1911-12-07
RICHEST MAN TO
TAKE A VACATION

+ After fifty years of steady :
+ work. during which time he :
+ has amassed a fortune which .
+ gives him the title OF being the .
:. richest man in Weld county. :
:. Asa Sterling will take his first .
:: real vacation this week, when .
:. he will leave with his wife for .
:: three months trip to the west .
y ern coast. :
= Mr.. Sterling came here from .
:. Missouri about fifty years ago, .
+ when very young man and :
+ was in the cattle business in :
!. this county years before the :
+ Union Colonists came. :
+ He has never seen either :
!. ocean and Is anticipating much :
= pleasure from the trip planned. :
!. They expect to go the south :
i ern route and stop at Phoenix :
= and the Grand Canon. They .
I. will then go to San Francisco, :
!. come down to Los Angeles and :
+ San Diego and return by the :
4 northern route. :
+ + i. I. i. + 1. i. !. + + + + + \ !
The Greeley tribune., 1911-12-07
EDITOR DIES
GIVING EULOGY

Grand Junction, Dec. 4.-While
delivering an eulogy before 500 peo-
pie gathered at the annual memoir
ial services of the local Elks lodge
last night, 1. N. Bunting, former
mayor of Grand Junction and own
er of the Daily Sentinel newspaper,
dropped dead of heart disease.
Bunting was one Of the foremost
democratic public men on the west
ern slope, a noted public speaker
and holder of many offices OF trust
in educational and political circles.
He was a member of the board
Of regents of the University of Colo
RADIO, member of the executive
committee of the democratic state
central committee, a leader of the
Speer party in Mesa county and a
member of the board Of directors of
nearly every large concern in Grand
Junction. He was elected mayor OF
Grand Junction in 1904 and a year
ago refused the democratic nomina-
ton for state senator from Grand
Junction.
The Greeley tribune., 1911-12-07
eUCCENHEIM IS
NOT CANDIDATE

Simon Guggenheim, Colorado's
only United States senator. whose
term will expire March 8, 1918. will
not be a candidate for reelection.
He las SO announced in a letter to
Jesse F. Mcdonald, chairman of the
republican state central committee.
His successor will be designated
by the voters Of the state at a pri-
mary election next Setember At
tho same time, the people. in the
same manner. will express their
choice for United States senator to
hll the vacancy caused by the death
Of Charles j. Hughes. jr., and both
selections will probably be ratified
by the legislature in January. 1913.
The successor to Senator Guggen-
helm will be elected for the term to
end March 3, 1919. The successor
to Senator Hughes will be elected
for the term to end March 3, 1915.
Senator Guggenheim, republi-
can. was elected by the sixteenth
general assembly. His term began
March 4, 1907.
The Greeley tribune., 1911-12-07
CHARGE THAT
JUSTICE HAS
TOUGH PLACE
X. 8. Dennis of Eaton and Two
Others are Up in Night Ses-
sion Of County Court

r. S. Dennis, justice of the peace
at Eaton, Cad Kennedy and Richard
Murray were arrested Monday and
brought to Greeley on the charge OF
gambling An additional charge of
keeping a disorderly house is lodged
against Dennis.
All of the cases were temporarily
disposed of at night arraignment
in the county court. The three men
were brought to the county jail at
a time of night when the yownins
recesses did not look inviting. They
told the officers that they would be
able to furnish bond at once and
court was held long enough to ar
raign them. All pleaded not guilty
to the charges and trial was set for
December 2S. They were allowed
liberty on furnishing $500 bond
each.
The trio were so glad to get away
from the court house that they
chartered an automobile to take
them back to Eaton. All are we'll
known in that section of the county.
The Greeley tribune., 1911-12-07
GOOD ROADS TO
Be DISCUSSED

Governor Shafroth has issued the
call for delegates to the second an
nual good roads conference to be
held in Pueblo January IL and IL.
The governors of many states, the
wardens of the penitentiaries and
the officials having control over the
penal institutions are implored to
attend the convention.
Governor Shafroth calls attention
to the discussion of the working of
convicts on the roads that is on the
program and asks that those inter-
ested in the important subject come
and attend the meeting.
The Greeley tribune., 1911-12-07
MINER CARVED
DURING A ROW
AT FREDERICK
John Dessart Cut About Face anu
Shoulder in Early MORNING
Fight Over "Touch"

Frederick, Dec. 5.-John Dessert,
A non union miner, was severely Gu.
here during a general row last nigh.
in which several men employed at
the mines participated. TWO OF them
were arrested at an early hour TINS
morning and taken to the county
iail at Greeley where they are held
on the charge of assault to Kill Inc
two men arrested are James rug
liese and Rafel Biamonte, both well
known in this section.
1t is understood that several
other arrests may be made. Accord
ing to the story told by those
around when the fight started, the
wounded man was approached by
Rafel, who demanded loan of $40.
This was refused and Quarreling
followed. Rafel. it is said. drew
knife and cut Dessart about the race
and neck and shoulders. 1t is said
that all engaged in the general fight
that followed had been drinking.
The injured man is being taken
care of here. 1t is believed that he
will recover.
The Greeley tribune., 1911-12-07
CASE WILL TEST OFFICERS
RIGHT TO C0NFISCAIE LIQUUR

the "oil room" of the city MAJ. haIi,
which was emptied of It's Gonten,I sars Of
several weeks ago by members 9, oi
the local w. c. T, L. orsahlzat'ol'.
At that time well known attorh9s l,,..s > :
doubted the right of the city TO ,',i,%nnt Tg,nf
liouors and destroy them withoul tro
ingnl process. 1t is said that ,. ~
nresent case will serve to estaolls, S.,,
he right of the police to searen
houses without search warrant. /.
There is no search aud seizure lam
in colorado. although efforts nay, nav
heen made to get one. IL is si'ili
cd in the case OF Ikeda that the o.
ticers had no right to enter ln -
bouse on a searching expedition no.
did they have the right TO conns''.e
liuuor that he had no intehtloh %
selling but which was Kept ior MS
personal use. ,a, in
The case is attracting anusual ~
terest in legal circles, as II Is VI, .ne
first of the kind to be brought ioif 81
lowing the wholesale destructloh u
confiscated liquor few weeks ago
The Greeley tribune., 1911-12-07
OFFICIALS OF
m|LL|kEN IN
FANCY STUNTS
Have Lively Mixup at Meetina
wherein Billiard Cue Is Bounoed
on Mans Head

Milliken, Dec. 5.-One O, tho hos,
bouts of the season was nniied ofi
Monday evening in Antler's hoi, 81
the meeting of the town board rhs
event was not advertised and Was
entirely unexpected, being as mich
OF a surprise to the particinanta ar
to the audience. 'pan's GO
Charles Stroh was called .. .hs
mayors side, presumably To he re-
quested to preserve order bec.nse
or an alteration which bas srisen
between the town marshal rreH .reti
hanaal, c, A. Kuehlme. tbs noiice
magistrate and Louis Nent, ...
c LOON Keeper. 1t is alleged that
e.ron was attacked by the n,r.haj
VINO broke a billiard cue oyar S.snh,.
mead and, after an excliinr un mirmn
tne marshal drew a gun IN trr, atrnh
and Mayor Benton. vi stron
Wnen the excitement V,, ,v.-
she s,e board went into eyerutjy. .e..
sion; Charges or incompetan.v " "nd
Ihaiieasance Of Office bavn 49, -
hae'erred p erred against the marsba, % whn
mas been asked to appear sgai, % % ~.
evening before the council s'in '"''
The Greeley tribune., 1911-12-07
FINE PICTURE OF FLAG
PRESENTED TO LIBRARY

Through William X. McAllister of
l.enver the Society of the Sons Of
the American Revolution of the
state Of Colorado has presented to
the city library a framed picture Of
the American nag, with an an
nourcement of the recognized nag
days. The days when It is request
cd that the nags be displayed are
Washington's birthday, February
-: Battle OF Lexington. April 49,:
Flag day, June "A; Independence
day, July 4: Evacuation Day, No
vember 25. Following the request
that the picture be placed in a con-
spicuous place It has been hung in
the entrance hail Of the library
building,
The Greeley tribune., 1911-12-07
PREACHER Got
BOOZE MONEY

Montrose, Dec. 5.-There is a
story being told in this city on a
local minister About month ago
he received letter from Denver
wholesale liquor house asking him
to send over the names of some resi-
dents of Montrose who might be in
terested in the product sold by the
house. Evidently the liquor house
did not know they were writing to
a minister. Just for a joke, it is
said, he sent the names of twelve
members of his church and yester-
day he received check for $40 as
commission on sales and was asked
for more names.
The Greeley tribune., 1911-12-07
KINDERGARTEN SCHOOL
IS PLANNED FOR KERSEY

Kersey. Dec. 5.-Kersey Ia to
have a kindergarten and the wee
tot who are too young for the pub
lie school are rejoicing. 1t has
been found that there are twenty
children OF the right age for a kin
dergarten In Kersey and a member
ship OF a dozen has already been as
sured for the teacher, Miss Edith
Cohman. Miss Coffman is a gradu-
ate OF the Wesleyn university of
Lincoln, Neb.. and is experienced
and capable of taking charge of the
work. The school will begin next
Monday.
The Greeley tribune., 1911-12-07
SUMMONS

In the District Court.
State of Colorado.
John r. warren and Harley F. War
under sn ISp.armerIln the rm name o1 ana ssyls Of
Warren Bro'.' Plaintiff
The People Of the State OF Colorado,
above named. GREETING:
You are hereby required to appear
the above named plaintiffs in the Dis,
Colorado. and .nswsr the compliant comp int
County: or. IL served out OF this
GsSqry tsa,y day. ser sy hs :.rSee S
;ssSs O. Sy 'ss ss,.s Say %
81 tns nna ' the eopy
action be not served with this sum
n"s ths hs ,s. ,sss a.ss
tionai to the time hereinb before speci-
Ned for appearance and answer wiz
ment by default AZ sfors.aid.
title to the west h.If Of the s,hn No,,h,
H North ' Of Range rang s,s.v-one 81,
West NJ the sixth Principal Meridian
will more fully appear from the
complaint In said action 4" wh'cn
reference is here made. copy q,
which I. hereto attached aod served
upon YOU.
Ard YOU are hereh, pcftH' ~ I'M W
Won rnii 4" appear s"d :" "'.~",,r re
said rnr,p'n'nt NJ ai.",.. "u'"'-" ~"
-a'd p'sirtfN. viii take Judgment Nv
drfnult r-nl's' .v",, ,cr"r"'-~ ' we
rr,ver - .,,d ~"'rrlni''
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The Greeley tribune., 1911-12-07
Where the Locality Docs Not Count

whenever there are people suf-
fering from kidney and bladder all
ments. from backache, rheumatism
and urinary irregularities, Foley's
Kidney Pills will help them. Bel
vfdere. ILL.,, E. A. Kelly, an ex-enei-
neer. SAYS: Three years ago my
kidneys became SO bad I was COM
PEELED to give up my engine and
quit. There was a severe aching
pain over the hips. followed by an
Inflammation. OF the bladder, and al
ways thick sediment. Foley's
Kidney Pills made me a sound and
well man. ] can not saw too much
II their praise" Gilbert Bros,
three stores. Park Place. Opera
House block. Sterling block.
The Greeley tribune., 1911-12-07
Knights to Celebrate

There IL a good time planned for
the members of the Knights of Py-
thias at their regular meeting this
evening. A big social meeting will
be held and for entertainment a
mock trial will be held. One OF the
prominent members Of the lodge
will be tried on the charge OF boot.
logging. Each member will bring
. visitor and . pleasant evening II
anticipated.
The Greeley tribune., 1911-12-07
Homeseekers Excursion Rates 70
Texas and New Mexico Points
During 1O11

On first and third tuesdays of
each month during the entire year
ne Colorado and Southern Ry will
sell round trip homeseekers excur-
sion tickets to a great ma points
In New Mexico and Texas at greatly
reduced rates. Final limit twenty
five days allowing liberal stop-over
privileges. For detailed informa-
ton. rates etc. call on your nearest
Colorado and Southern Agent or ad-
dress T. e. Fisher. General Passen-
ger Agent Denver. Colorado.
The Greeley tribune., 1911-12-07
Masauaders at MiIlfken

Milliken. Dec. Tho masquer-
ade dance given Thursday evening
IN Antler's hail by H. N. Porter and
W. A. Chi1drees was largely At
Excellent music was furnished BY
Beckett's orchestra Of Greeley.
There were IT'S attended the bail
and all report an enjoyable time.
The Greeley tribune., 1911-12-07
PUBLIC sTNI

whereas, clyde c. I'd
address was hudson, cQll
County. gTahtOr hy his u
dated April 5th, 1898, ~
April %. 1903 IN Book
5S6. iu The uuiCe Of The U
corder OF Weld County. %
viewed 10 Che Public Tfas
said weld County the i9i
i'm said Weld County, d
follows, To-wtt.
The North West qaaFis'
Section Two l2l ~ Iowa w.,
North in Range slNIy NV
OF the 9th r. 81. conlalnla
dred and sixty acres more
cordinE TO Government
Eethcr with all water
prIyileEcs apuriainins %
i'm trust 10 secure llS piv
for the sum Of one AVI
hundred lT0gl dollars
Win said Trust Deed pay
order 0f Clarence NJ
vsars after date as perse'l
trust peed with interest
annum payable seml-ai1i..- am.
And Whereas DeiaGN !.
made hy said gTanIet ~
Trust In the pcriprmanSe
ana conditions imposed " "
the terms Of said lfHs'
To-wlt: t,s n,
the Interest due oetoy,ys. Va, \
wberens, the legal h9ldm {,
d.hteinegs representa- Y
and interest has filed WIZ y
signed Public Trusle3e,, e. 81 b
ca,,nty !, e Colorado, notice
IN wrlting. declaring saw \
electing 10 declare so,s Sgt d
represented by Salu i,O,s asnl
due and payable anu nDsar r' /
sale OF said land u"'''
Deed, sd5 Whereas, by paiT,tsi'l p.i,s
the date Of April q; i't'' " d
Book Boz S27. at page 5lj % q {
The CLERK and Rece'un,6, un,6rtisl
Coi,nty. Cor colorado, a p,sSS,' ssSy,
land Included IN tns tt a. I'D ii
rs.nst were released a. ,,,a
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90 90 70 90 a point on me h,,eer,b q
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sn,mlnS "a m . SsiTE a strip o'
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r,rsn w1N that pursqas1I,s ,sctc1 :,
and demand ahgS he nl'n,'
and by virtue tn6fs trust peg p
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cyccpt that poI ,.Ih sh' al pa,'
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The Greeley tribune., 1911-12-07

without opiates or harmf,,
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The Greeley tribune., 1911-12-07
Graham Lamb Gets C,,.d IL,

Graham Lamb has recently taken
a position as assistant chemist in
the Globe smelters In Denver He
accented this position In preferences
70 the rro 'eesorship ~ chemistry in
the University OF Wyoming Mr.
Lambspent Thankseivinp in Greclev
with HIS mother. Mrs. Kate Lamb