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LEGAL NOTICES.
Z. b. THOMAS and JAR FRANCIS SMITH
Attnneya

IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
Of Columbia, holding a District Court In re the
opeuing d road along the Anncostia River. In the
District Of Columbia District Court, No. sA-
Notice Is hereby given that the Commissioner Of
the District Of Columbia pursuant to the provisions
Of act Of Congress May TO- 1910, entitled An
Anacnstia River, in the District Of Columbia
have filed amended petition In this court praying
the condemnation Of the land necessary for public
highway and for park purposes along the Anacosth
River and bounded by said river from Monroe street
extended TO the right Of way Of the outfan sewer
at and near Poplar Point, and from the southwest
conner Of tie grounds Of the Government Hospital
for the Insane along said Anacostia River to Ges-
boro Point, near the western terminus Of Memphis
street, as shown the permanent system o high
ways plans for the District Of Columbia The
northern and western boundary Of said land to be
cdncdent with the high-water line d said Ana
costa River and the southern and eastern boundary
a aid land to be not more than one hundred and
sixty feet thereron. in the District of Columbia as
shown en- q map plat filed with the said amended
petition, a. part thereof, and for the assessment
as benefits resulting therefrum Of one-hah Of the
entire amount awarded for said land including the
expenses d these proceedings. as provided for in
and By the Aforesaid act Of Congress 1t Is. by the
court this 18th day Of April A. d. 1911. ordered,
that all persons having any interest IN these pro
ceedinss be. and they are hereby, warned and com
nanded to appear in this court or before the
18th DAY OF MAY, A. d. 1911, at II O'Clock
l. m, and continue in attendance until the court
shall have mats its final order ratfying and con-
frming the award Of damages and the assessment
0 benefits Of the try to be impaneled and sworn
herein; and it Is further ordered. that copy Of
this notice and order be published in the
Washington Law Reporter and once in the Wash
ington Evening Star The Washington Herald, and
the Washington Post. newspapers published in said
District, before the said 18th day Of May, A. ID.
1911. 1t is further ordered. that copy Of this
notice and order be served by the United States
marshal his deputies upon such owners Of the
fee OF the land to be condemned herein may be
found By the said marshal his deputies within the
District Of Columbia and upon the tenants and
occupants Of the before the said 18th day Of
May A. ID. 1911 By the Court HARRY NJ
CLABAUGH. Chief Justice. true cppy-Test:
(Seal) J. R. Young. Clerk. By F. E. CUNNING
HAM, Assistant Clerk myS-lt
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Mechanics Lien.
No. 6z36 New Method Stove Company ~ How
ard q. Rothery; lots %. s.. square H64, 80.
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Probate Court.
rrrarrCr CoyIy.n

In n Ff.nds B. Bowe ct al; Nicholas Bows ap-
pnlntsd guardian; bond. 1900. Attopsya BEindsnr
burg 4 Bnndenbwg.
DItats Il Mary R. Alexander; win datsd Augut
q. 10. hlsd.
Estate of Anna n. whitemors; order 70 employ
cuwsd.
H.tass q Joseph Hill: letter. tsstamentsry 1sntsd
10 Roeis Hnl; bond. 400. Attorney. Os1R Nauck.
In ~ Edxurd B. True, r.. ordsr to purchase -
cuit3sA At1ogney. ". X. ounf9.
Estrts q BTidest Hunt; pstttiou fn lsttsEs tssta
uutasy. Attnpsg. ". B. Rally.
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NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.
SALE OF SHARES By Hol

Quotations furnished by ". B. Hibbs & Co. mem
befs Of the New York Stock Exchange. Hibos bnio-
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CHICAGO GRAIH.

CAi0eo. Nay &-What - stxung and hishR.
Nay. sss: July. SK; 6sDtmb1. 8asssssk: Deam-
b9, 81
OoEn was unsettled and Irregular. NAY Dk; July,
Ra1aa2k; 6ept@ber, EkasSA
oat. vas azong al day. Nay. xkasz: July.
HK: 6sptAuhu. 2ik.
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LAwauita.

No S5n. W. A. Bennett ~ Hany r. Ward and
william Y. Ward; appeal, defendant. Attorney,
+. G. Taylor.
No ssct J. A. Botel Company ~ John N. Con.
Toy; account, Sss.E. Attorney. J. A. Bufkart
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Circuit Court No. I.


No 6zsa scheerins Capital Traction Com
psny: verdict for plaintiff for N.Do Attorneys.
D. z Fo1. T. b. Fo1. and H. II. GlaAis-R B.
Perry 4 Son and G. r Dunlop
No. Sa56 Browning Murray ct a.: tuds-
ment by default Attorney. John Ridout
No. 5zlSk Harper District Of Columbia q IL
on trial. Attorneys. J. B. Archer. jr.. and J. L.
smith-w. h White. Hamilton, Colbert, Yerkes
& Hamilton.
Assignment for May 6-Motion.
No. !. Hurley. adminbtrator. District of Co
lrmtda ct al. AttOrDeyA Alw.rd-Thomas and Hoeh-
No. King vs.. Palmer Attorne,1 McNen 4
Glasie-Wilson.
No. {, Deariorn Vs. Phillips. AttnrneH WI
liams-Hizxins Mcneil & Evans.
No. District Of Columbia. ~ Washington
Terminal Company. Attorney, Thomas and Hamfl-
ton. Cobert. Yerk-s 4 Hamiltnu-
No. 6 Hart VS. Capital Traction Company. At
torneys. Wolf & Frailey-Pery & Dunlop.
No. I. Moore Va Whiting Attorneys. Neals-
sherref.
No q F.nwick u. Whiting. Atsorney.. same.
No. 9. Loving. trustee. Va Mariner. Attosne5s
No. 10. Long vA Moore Hill. Attorneys. Rid
out-Lambert-
No IL Rafferty,. &c. Va Fiber and wsddup
Attorneys, CollodayJohnston.
No L Fisher Bekin. Attorneys, Brown
Topper & Gusack.
No. Is. stdcklsr " Capital Traction Company.
Attorneys. Ridout-PeTy Dunlop.
No. a Krpnman Thompson. Attorneys, Rid
out & Stearman-Dnvis & Kimban.
No. Is. Carl u. Metz Company. Attonsys
Bailey q Columbus-Brandenburs.
No. Il Beer vs. United Surety Company. At
toneys. Bandenburs & Brandenbny- Donaldson.
Circuit Court No. a
JUSTICE BARNARD.
No ss5la FairfaI Co. Conroy: Judgment
BY default against debt for $3.50. interest and
costs
No. 5saN Van senden vs. Watson: appeal: bond,
$500. &c. AttoneyA Charles Poe-H. z Davis
No 5l4i3 First National Bank Of Dexter ~
CmbenhaueY ct al; and
No 5Ds7. Edwards Same: on trial. Attor-
neys. A s. Worthington. H. 7. Woodard. MILAN &
Smith,. J. Darlington.
No 53s Garter Vs. Capital Traction Cnmpany;
and
No $50 Carter vs. Same; penalty Of bond On
appeal fixed at 500 Attorneys, c. g. Walton and
". h Robeson-R R. Perry 4 Bon and g. T.
Dunlop.
Assignments for to-day-Motiors:
Emerson & Orne. Attoreya Carter & Brooke-
Dichey D~anA
AdriaanA
Na 3 Daenb.ush Construction Company ~
Hurley Ct al. AttrneyA sullIsan-LAmbert
Easily Smith & F1eharty.
No S Jones Va District Of Columbia. Attorney.
Richardson Ridout-ThomaS
No. 6 Brcckson Va Ananostia and Potomac River
rn-Hoovss & Sullivan.
No. T. sully vs.. Hammond. Attorneys. Gktinss
Chambsrlin-Walkef
No Carl Va Metz Company. Attorney. o.
mmbus & Bailey-Brsndenburs Brandenburs.
No g. Wilson ~ Thompscu-Stsnett Company.
Attorneys. Tucker. Kenyon & Madarland-sleman 4
L.rch-
No TO- NeaIe 70 BanneAen Relief Asociatioo
Attorneys. Ambrose-Colins & Clarke.
q
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NAVAL sToRxk
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DAILY COURT RECORD
Thursday, May &, lo11.)

Court Of Customs Appeals.
Present; Presidins Judss Montgomery and Aso-
0ats Judges Smith. Barber. Martin. and Dc Vres
NO Sl. United States. appellant N. Braun
Chemical Company; iron drums; argued b Mr..
Cnsries Z. McNabb for the appellant and submitted
Without ary,nneut by the appellee.
NO Rhodes. appellant. ~ Omitted Slater,
Philippine PRODUCTS; COZ tinued until Tuesday,
Mays.
no. as Cuccio. appellant, vs. United States:
rotten mutt; argument commenced BY 1fr. Howard
walden iW the appellant. continued b. Mr..
cnaries u McNabb for the appellee. and concluded
% M How I'd T. Walden for the appellant
NO. "a Boxer. appellant Va United States;
ard w.,d.,, an, eument co1menoso oy Mr; - ny ~.
T. }: Doherty for the appellee and concluded By
ar: Howard 7. Walden for the appellant
NO. 81 stengel, appellant. Va United States:
Levitt for the appellant and continued b. Mr. +.
J. Doherty fer the appellee
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CURB MARKET.

Quotations furnished By W. B. Hibhs D o..
member Of ths New York Stock Exchange. Hbbs
BUILDING
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Criminal Court No. I.

No Z3A United States ~ Benjamin Knotts:
blackmail; verdict guilty On second count: motion
for new trial I
No E3A United States u. J. Bailey Knots,
F1ossis Knots and Albert A. Armstrong; defendans
No. and sentenced to psn for four ysaes each:
defendant No. sentenced TO pen for two ycaz1
No 1854 United States ~. Robert 9. Wood
ward; embez1lement; motion for new trial.
No 2Csa United States ~ Pend W. Fdsoy;
fmgsry: on tx1a.
Criminal Court No. ..
CHEZ JUSTICE CLABAUGH.
No aZA United States ". Grimm Halstsad:
false p4stenses and embezlemsnt: plea not guilty
Withdrawn and plea in abatement dled.
No N85a United States vs.. same; embezlemsnt
and larceny; sarne
Assignment for May
Notiona arTaiSnmeuts and sentsnceA
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Distriet Court.

CHIEF JUSTICE CABAUcH -
No. Il In n payment damages sccount ehanO
a asds; order crn6Eming appssisensns of iots ],
& and 8 Square ~; lot .. sauars n
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EQuity SUITE.

Ma Sea Cuuuus BsueAas - Chss1o q. L0aeA
q 4 a6bsus nseAAaa6s na AttansyA a \
Ns 1ijl RsdoipA b. Bsns tndhg - !. ..
1Anapsna CO. " Vito Domico 9 ~: 5nde-
Ma m Jeha !. jennie ~ Nsn3s = 3041m
8 q Nhesue Atfn1v. 4 4. u1oek -
sNA - On0 O. 0on8 ~ ua13nAa ot1no
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Court of AupeQ

| Court of Appeals.
Assignment for May 5-Regular call
| No. l0s. Taylor LeesnitSef ct al Attorney
Darlington and McGiIl-Burke
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BOSTON COPPER STOCKS.

Quotations furnished b. ". b. Hibbs . O.. man.
ban Of the Nov York stock Exchange. HibAs Build.
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The Safest Investments

REAL ESTATE LOANS
1sas ut Lowest Ratss eS Interest.
W. II. WALKER. 720 18th Sc. H.W.
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MISCELLANEOUS BONDS.

| Nv Yat, Nay a-oashe quoG,3s@ a uisu
1ansom boods:
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LOAN SOCIETIES.

MONEY LOANED sAIAARIED PEOPLE.
women keeping house and others, with.
out security OMes1 y AZ principal
l6-tf
The Greeley tribune., 1911-05-18
SCHOOL BONDS
CARRY AT GILL

Gill. May 16,-The bonds for the
new high school building carried az
the election held Monday The vote
was sS to 7 in favor Of $500 for
the erection of the new building
A block valued at Sl,soO has
been given by the Gill & Decker I'M
movement company for the high
school. Work will begin at once on
tbs structure which will be finished
In time for the opening of the fall
term.
Notices. were posted Monday of a
pstition to vote on the moving OF
The larger school house at Lincoln
10 a different part of the district
At a recent school meeting 1t was
voted to move the smaller of the
school houses at Lincoln to the out
living part of the district and the
vote to move the larger was post
poued until 1t was determined whe-
ther or not the new building was
assured.
The Greeley tribune., 1911-05-18
REPORT OF ACCIDENT
GREATLY EXAGGERATED

A telephone message from DR..
Wood to Greeley for help on ac-
count of an auto accident, sunday,
started the rumor that DR.. Wood
and wife were both seriously in
jured The damage of the accident
which occurred beyond Loyeland
canon, consisted OF a broken axle
and no one was injured In the
party We're DR.. and Mrs. Wood in
their auto, Mr.. and Mrs. A. J. Con-
don and Arthur Condor. Mr.. and
Mrs. E. w. Langtry and Mr.. and
Mrs. Jesse Patterson left Greeley at
once with new exile and in a short
time the party continued their
journey to the Forks hotel.
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EMPLOYED BY SAME FIRM
FOR NEARLY EIGHTY YEARS

The Tribune recently printed a
story about relative of Louis
Forsdahl, of this city, who held a
position under one employer for A
years. While such an occurrence is
almost unknown in the United
States, it is nothing unusual across
the water. Jeweler Charles j.
Yardley's father in England, was
employed continuously by one firm
for % years, and friend of Mr.
fardley in the same vicinity worked
continuously for one house for II
years. He commenced as errand
boy, and when he became too old
to work was pensioned by his firm,
but refused to leave, and closed his
long life as errand man for the firm
with which he started.
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DESERTED
CHILD IS
ALLEGED
YOUTHFUL COUPLE OF PUEBLu
ARE IN ARREST
BOTH ARE UNDER LEGAL ACE
Pair Tearfully Protest That They
Left Babe in Good Hands and
Did Not Intend to Abandon
Their First Child

CRYING as though their heaTt
were broken, Mr.. and Mrs. j. E.
Stone, recently OF Pueblo, are beinE
held at the county Jail on the re-
quest of Sheriff Fields Mcmillan OF
Pueblo county. 1t is charged that
they abandoned a five weeks old
babe in the smelter city. The pair
we're arrested Monday evening by
the sheriffs office force but the com
plete story has not been made pub
lie.
The Stones are neither of age,
Stone is barely 90 and his wife a
girl of II. According to the infOr-
nation at hand the pair We're mar
ried last September. Five weeks
ago their first baby came, while
they were living in Pueblo. A short
time ago they left Pueblo, making
their way to the Packer ranch, south
of LaSalle. 1t is said that the Pack
ers are relatives of the pair. Their
arrest was made at the ranch last
evening.
Although charged with abandon
ing their child in the complaint, the
fearful young couple tell different
story They claim that they left
the infant in good hands in Pueblo
and had agreed to pay for its care at
the rate of s5 per week. They say
that they went to the ranch to work
and had no intention of leaving
their infant to its fate but that they
intended TO send for it so soon as
they We're settled.
Since being arrested the couple
have wept almost continuously.
They take their predicament much
to heart, apparently, and are inccn-
solable.
The Greeley tribune., 1911-05-18
CLAYTON
REPORT
IS FIRST
STATE INSURANCE COMNilS-
sIONER TELLS CONDITIONS
INTERESTING DATA At HAND
FraternaI Organizations Will be
Strengthened and Weak Com
panies Have Been Eliminated
Increase Premiums Paid

The twenty-ninth annual report
OF the commissioner of insurance
for Colorado, w. l.. Clayton. of
Greeley, has been submitted to the
governor and bound copies are now
available for those interested. In
cidentally another record was made
for the state in the preparation OF
the document since for the second
time it has been the first report
submitted to the various companies
from any state In the country.
The report for 1909 was the fllrst
ready and again this year Commits
sioner Clayton enjoys the distinc-
ton of being first to be ready with
the facts and figures OF the insur-
ance conditions in the state for
1910. He has received many COM
plimentary letters as result of be-
ing ready so promptly with his re-
port.
Some interesting figures are
shown. There are 13S fire COM
panies, 36 life, At fidelity and cas-
ualty and 10 assessment companies
doing business in the state, a total
of 231 companies. Thirteen new
fire companies, seven new life COM
panies and four miscellaneous were
admitted during the year. Nine
were withdrawn or discontinued.
Under the new law passed by the
last general assembly, the fraternal
companies will come under the
same regulations as the old line
companies so far as the insurance
departments supervision is con-
cerned, and it is expected that this
will materially strengthen this class
OF risks.
The report for 1909 was the first
ance conditions in the state are bet
ter than ever before. Doubtful
companies have been eliminated and
strong companies admitted. Nearly
ten millions in premiums was col
lected in Colorado last year, an in
crease of half a million over the
previous year.
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N0RMALS
ARE EASY
WINNERS
EIGHTH GRADE TRACK MEET
WAS GREAT SUCCESS
EATON WINS THE INDIVIDUALS
Best of Spirit Prevails in Contests
of YOUNGSTERS From All Parts
of Weld-Seven Teams
Take Part

Normal High boys had things
their own way in the Eighth grade
field meet for all Weld County high
schools at the Normal Saturday af-
ternoon. They piled up 50 points
against the Is of their nearest
competitors, the Fort Lupton and
Eaton teams. Mccarthy of Eaton
made the high individual score with
lS points.
The standing is as follows: Nor
NAL SO; Fort Lupton IS; Eaton is;
Ault IS; Greeley IL; Delta 10;
West Kersey /.
Events and winners-120 yard
hurdles, Carter OF Normal, time lS.-
1; $50 yard run, kiest of Normal,
time 2.25 2-5; lb shot put, Nor
rison of Normal, distance 80 feet,
IN inches; pole vault, Carter of
Normal, height feet II inches;
220 yard dash, MeCarty of Eaton,
time 26.1; broad jump, McCarty of
Eaton, distance IS feet, l inch; 440
yd. dash. Ray Burge, Lupton, time
Gil; 100 yd. dash, Frink, Lupton,
time Ii; high jump, MeCune, Delta,
height 4 feet Sia inches; Relay,
Normal, 2 seconds margin.
Individual scores-McCarty of
Eaton, 16; Carter of Normal. II;
Kiest of Normal, 10; McCune of
Delta, 10; Timothy of Normal 8.
The spirit OF the competing
schools was excellent throughout
the day. Every point was contest
ed to the utmost and the decision
of the judges were cheerfully ac-
quiesced in by everybody concern
ed. Perhaps the Normal boys had
the advantage in this meet, they
having the special opportunities of
expert training as well as the
splendid facilities of the athletic
field and equipment.
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LONG ILLNESS
IS FATAL TO
". |. POLLOCK
suffered With Tuberculosis for Two
Years-Was Graduate of the
Greeley High School

After long illness with tuber-
culosis, w. LaYerne Pollock passed
away Sunday morning at the home
of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. R. p,
Pollock. Had he lived few weeks
longer, he would have celebrated
his twentieth birthday.
LaVerne was born in Springyille,
Iowa, and made his home there un-
til five years ago, when he came
with his parents to Greeley. He at
tended high school and was in good
health until two years ago. Since
that time he has gradually failed
He is survived by his parents, two
sisters, Helen and Fern and one
brother, Harold.
The Greeley tribune., 1911-05-18
FAVOR SUMMER
HALF HOLIDAY

At a large ana representative
meeting of the Methodist Brother
hood on Monday resolutions favor
ing half holiday for the clerks and
employees of the business places of
Greeley were adopted. A commit
tee was appointed to confer with the
various business organizations to
urge that the policy be put into
operation. Another committee was
appointed to find out what could be
done in way of Fourth OF July
celebration in Greeley.
After the transaction of other
business a class of seven were initi-
ated into the order, by the use of the
extensive ritualistic services OF the
Brotherhood. A few weeks ago a
mems Bible class in the Sunday
school was organized and SO great
Aas been it's growth that the men
aFe looking for better quarters. The
usual refreshments followed the
bosiness sessions.
The Greeley tribune., 1911-05-18
In the Wake of the Measles

The little son OF Mrs. o. B. Pal
mer, Little Rock, Ark. had the
measles. The result was severe
could not sleep. She says: One
bottle of Foley's Honey and Tar
Compound completely cured him
and he has never been bothered
since" Group. whooping cough,
measles cough all yield TO Foley
Honey and Tar Compound. The
genuine is in the yellow package al
ways. Refuse substitutes. Sold by
Clark & Faulkner Drug Co.
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Interest IN
TENNIS GR

Interest in t.rrss fla
usual this sprn. vi,b 4
men OF Greeley Tbsr. 'ls
forty members i'm rbo /, y
clubs and it is said tr.. ,-Ie' &
resolved to do awav rl o.,., p
licious maps and sner5 y
morning hours on tho t,,,
Each club is confident q,
the best team aud a torr,. Y Y
be arranged early IN h.
possibly the last O., this r.
will be for the three taam'
ley and later it Is evns...
others Will be held MIX y
enthusiasts OF ueIghborf,, y
The Country Tennis c1,''
for practice at the Conn, !
tennis court, the Hobson
its court at the Ewing ,
and the National at the ),
John S. Davis. :
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SALES GIRLS IN THE
GREELEY STORES !
LEADERS IN CO..

:. Rise again, Greele7.
:. hats off to another bust
= prize winners. This tin,
!. the girls who have b,
!. fame to their home to7
:: No, it isn't q beauty Q.
:. or for the best ESSAY o,
:. the highest scholarship,
:. for the equally importal
:. tues of pOlitoness, gsu
X neatness and kindness
= There is no trip 10 ]
!. in connection with the
:. or any other reCompen;A
:. the solid sa'isiactio1
:. comes from O word Of ID
: served praise
:. The sales girls in The
= OF Greeley are the ones
:. claimed the uICest in The
= try, and the judges are
=. ladies who have reCentlT|
!: here. Their judgment 4
:. worth while, since bOth|
!. travelled much before 1
:. ing Greeley. Naithe'
=. known the other until
:. sailed forth I'm quest o'i|
:. of thread or some o'1e'
!. important article Thei'
:. manlike, they visited
:. every store in town TO
:. what they had in Grssl'
:. They not only ieola's
:. the girls at the conlisH
:. uniformly courteous and
= ing, but that the di'1'N
I: the stores were WORTHY
!! city much larger than
:. Sam says Greeley is
:. :. :. : ). ;. :. :, :. : go
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onizing and killing the plants CIV
ing the field much the appearance
OF having been scorched by fire.
The department of agriculture ia
still at work studying this nest in
the hope of discovering means of
stamping it out. and especial effort
is being made to find and introduce
natural enemies which will attack
the weevil. 1t is recognized hat a
quarantine is hardly practicable he-
cause the weevil will travel IN snite
OF quarantine regulations. The de-
partment, however, has found that
the weevil in transit has habit of
dropping OFF the trains, and taxing
up his abode in stray alfalfa nIants
that nave sprung up along the rail-
way. BY clearing up the rights of
way, and removing the attractive
lodgings now provided along the
railroads, the department believes
an effective step will be made Tbat
and caution on the part OF farmers
to watch for the pest, and do their
best to eradicate the first colony to
arrive is the only advice the de
partment has to offer at this fine
The pamphlet in question r,i,i he
furnished on request 10 all farmers
who apply to the Secretary or agrl-
culture, and the department d, yerv
desirons that the alfalfa growers of
the west should post themsaIyes 60
as to aid, as best they can 10 fgbt-
ing an enemy that viii. unless
checked, cause the loss of Unions
OF dollars annually in the Irrigated
region OF the west,
The Greeley tribune., 1911-05-18

Charles Hill was the III,
spectacular runaway
afternoon when his hor;s
during the high wind, bre,I
of the lines, throwing Bm
bruising him badly Hill V,
ing the baseball game whs,
NAL started and ran down i
The Greeley tribune., 1911-05-18
Re-Seed Your Alfalfa

With our second grade seed. This
seed has been selling at l5c per
pound. We are now offering at 1Oc.
Contains no Sweet Glover or harm
full weed seed. 1t will pay YOU to
examine it before buying.
THE FARMERS NERO. co.
702 Fifth street.
The Greeley tribune., 1911-05-18
Do You Have the Right Kind q
Helm

Foley Kidney Pills furnish you
the right kind of help to neutralize
and remove the poisons that cause
backache. headache, nervousness,
and other kidney and bladder all
ments. Sold by Clark & Faulkner
Drug Co.
The Greeley tribune., 1911-05-18

Mrs. J. Lottermoser of Denver
was in Greeley today on her way to
Osgood. Mr.. Lottermoser has been
on their ranch overseeing the con-
struction of residence and the
family will make their home there
this summer
The Greeley tribune., 1911-05-18

D. A. Curtis is in Denver today
buying new goods. He will return
tomorrow with some diamonds that
will be right in price for commence
ment or wedding presents. Stop
in at Curtis G. Sons store and see
them. while they last,
The Greeley tribune., 1911-05-18

Mr.. and Mrs. Horace G. Clark of
Denver spent Sunday in Greeley
With relatives.
The Greeley tribune., 1911-05-18

Miss Josephine Knowles of Den
yer is spending two weeks visiting
Greeley friends.
The Greeley tribune., 1911-05-18

Mr.. and Mrs. Aubrey 81.
Sunday in Denver.