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The Greeley tribune., 1911-04-13
OH. YOU GIRLS

And now doth the sweet faced
Normal maid come in for the spot
light engendered by the jealousness
OF a town lying on the outskirts Of
Greeley. Poor struggling Fort Col
Inns charges that it is the Normal
maid that gives Greeley supremacy
by some Is per cent in the post Of
fee receipts. 1t reminds one of
wrestler being thrown fairly and
sQuarely and then protesting. well.
he didn't have my little toe ON the
eight foot down."
And heavily and ponderously does
the Review of that town proclaim
that the postmaster is right in at
tributing Greeley's greatness to the
Normal girls. and whereat he urges
that the agricultural college enroll
. big bunch Of girls at once. all of
whom shall write to the loved ones
1t home at least SO times a week.
We were always quite sure Of en-
tertaining a high regard for the
Normal maids but now the convic-
tion has come that we adore them.
Since Fort Collins has discovered
that in addition to being fair to look
upon. sweet Of mien and goddesses
of wisdom, they are the real pros
perity fetchers of the city. we must
hasten to apologize for any oversight
In the past and promise reparation
of any sort in the future.
Then humbly and contritely We
bow before the maids of the Normal
and beg of them to put their proud
feet upon our neck, figuratively
speaking, and humble US in the dust
(also figuratively) for leaving it to
an alien people to point out to us
their really and truly loveliness.
The Greeley tribune., 1911-04-13
ON WRITING THINGS

The unctuous suggestion of the
balmy days in store led the editorial
mind awry yesterday. The combi-
nation of pellucid afternoon
wherein nature strove to make good
the promise held out by the calen-
dar, and of peaceful Sabbath on
which the churches were devoting
their services to final meetings of a
great religious educational gather
ing inspired gentler mood.
While in this mental attitude, the
editorial typewriter was attacked
with fervor born of real inspiration.
AS the machine clicked the bidding
of the mind it seemed as though ef-
fort were to be rewarded with some
thing that might appeal even to the
writer. But the same fatal mistake
was made that SO often is the death
knell of real literary gems-we read
it over.
Through the haze came the
thought that by the time waiting
world would have access to the lat
est literary gem, it would be at
divergence with the literary gem
mood. 1t would have forgotten the
beauties Of yesterday in perhaps the
more grateful effulgence of today.
Or 1t may have been twisted into a
diamterically opposite mood by some
story in the local columns or event
OF world wide Importance. The
world would have to scratch its head
to remember anything that might
have inspired thoughts on spring
when a grand jury had been called
or war with Japan had been declar-
ed. Hence the inspiration of mood
rarely appeals unless the reader is
in sympathy at the time of reading.
We're some misguided person to
start to read Thanatopsis at a min
strel show he might be locked up as
an insane person. or should he send
a copy of the Billy Baxter letters to
an aged woman stricken by grea.
grief he would prove himself can
didate for a home of mental defec-
are great in their respective spheres,
and all must admit at the proper
time, place and mood they are un-
surpassed.
Hating verses on the death OF a
dearly beloved one reek with the
tears of the writer, perhaps, but to
the critical eye of those merry at the
time of reading they excite but ridi-
cule.
And so it is with daily writing. A
tender thought may creep into the
lines scanned in search for maledic-
tions and the writer is declared q
fool. Expressions that may have
been timely when written are stale
when they finally reach the readers
The quick changes and sharp con
trasts in the hurried crowding of to
day make local history hourly.
Whereat, the literary gem hintet
at will not be printed and we merel.
submit that yesterday was fin
day and we hope tomorrow will b'
another.
The Greeley tribune., 1911-04-13
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Whereas, james 4 Belr
Beatty tsigning herself 4
Beatty husband and wifi
Yer, whose present address,
Weld County, Colorado, a
their deed oitrust dated n
Acknowledged April 81 lql0l
April 26, 1910, in book SOl.
office OF the Clerk and Rsc}
County Colorado. conveysi
Trustee OF aid Weld Count
ing described premises i
County of Weld and state
known and described a. d
lot No Fourteen 'llI in blj
ts) OF the Town Of Grover
the recorded plat therrni,
all and singular the privlles
tenances tn. reunto belonsi
secure their one prOml,so1
date Herewith for the prl1
&2l6a %. payable to the IN
w. Parker on or before one 4
with interest from its dat
cent. per annum until due
per cent. per annum payt
thereafter on both princips
until fully paid, with reu
ney's fees in case OF suit.
And, whereas default has
said grantors thereof IN the
Of the covenants, requlrem
ditions upon them imposedl
OF trust, in this. to-Hii hyg
pay both said p incipal anc
ing due at the maturity ois
And, whereas, said ueon
AZ and being the legal holes
and indebtedness SO sscuIea
Of trust. has filed with ins
Public Trustee OF SAID
notice and demand in WIN
said default and electlne
whole Of said indebtedne.
by said note and interest ~
due and payable. and demi
said land and premises un'
deed. IT..
Now, Therefore, notice y
that. pursuant to said n9lles
election and under ana ?.
authority vested IN m. p
trust and by the law, !, M
~ Public Trustee OF Wsluv
RADIO, will sell the sboss, q,
and premises for cash a!
to the highest and he'rt Nv "
east front door OF me ~. ~.
Greeley. Weld County. ~ snH Y
ON Monday, the sth DAY ~
1911, at ten O'Clock in ise
said day. for the purpt,sss ,ss
note, interest, attorney H., NJ
ses OF this sale, and %i,sssJ %i;,ssss.J
chasers hereat duecer.'Ih.,s|
therefor AZ provided dio y H A.
Dated at Greeley, So12T; o1TTt Z
w. X. PATllaT
As Public Trustee oil ss'u
r. q. STRONG, Att9rne!s;;b Z
First pub'n, April u pri,ihu1 2i
1911, Weekly Greeley ii''
The Greeley tribune., 1911-04-13
Entertains FortnigbtIy Club

Mrs. Harry Thompson entertained
the ladies of the Fortnightly Music
club at her home Monday afternoon.
Schubert was the composer studied
during the afternoon. Miss Luna
Smith gave paper on his life and
an excellent program of his compost
tions was given by the members.
The next meeting will be at the
home of Mrs. Chester Scott and will
be the last meeting of the season.
The election OF officers will then be
held.
The Greeley tribune., 1911-04-13
IN THE DISTRICT COURT
State of Colorado,

County of Weld. ''
In the Matter of the |
Petition of J. NJ. r. Pet
rikin for the Determine } Notice of
ton of Interests in the Hearing.
Lands and Tenements of
beonasea 3ennas Eaton Petrikin'
To ]. NJ. p. Petrikin and any and all
Persons who May or Might have or
claim any Right, Title, Estate or In
terest in the Lands. Tenements or
Hereditaments Of Jennie Eaton Pet
rikfn, Deceased. whether as Heirs
or the Grantees thereof.
GREETING:
You are hereby notified that on the
2Ith day OF March. A. d. 1911. ]. M. b.
Petrikin filed in this Court verifIed
petition praying for determination
The Greeley tribune., 1911-04-13
STATE PRESS

Personal spleen is the poorest
argument in the world for political
request.-Durango Democrat.
A few newspapers are still ham,
mering away at Ballinger from a
force of habit.-Trinidad Chronicle
News.
If the fool daily newspaper would
let the legislature alone the men,
bers might do something.-Rocky
Mountain Herald.
Boulder went dry and the loss to
Fort Collins is little less than a mil
lion, figuring the round trip rate to
Denver.-Fort Collins Review.
The Greeley tribune., 1911-04-13
NOTICE OF ADJUSTMENT DAY
,state OF Elizabeth J. Doten. De.

Estate Of Elizapeth >. Ooteh' De-
The undersigned. having been ap-
pointed administrators of the estate Of
Elizabeth j. Doten. late Of the County
Of Weld in the State Of Colorado. de-
ceased, hereby gives notice uSe that slI she
OF said Weld County at the Court
House in Greeley. in said County. on
Monday. the first day Of May. A. d.
1911, at the hour OF 10 o'clock a. IN. OF
said day at which time all persons
having claims against said estate are are
notified and requested TO attend Tor
the purpose of having the same ad-
justed. All persons indebted to said
estate are requested to make imme-
diate payment to the undersigned.
Dated at Greeley. Colorado. this 2Sth
day of March, A. ID. 1911.
ELIZABETH DOTEN.
Administrators of the estate of Eliza
beth j. Doten, Deceased.
Walter Il. Bliss, Attorney.
First publication in Greeley Tribune
March 80. 1911; last publication April
20. 1911.
The Greeley tribune., 1911-04-13

assets a county can have. Perhaps
the same plan or something like 1t
might bring Weld county into the
first class in highways II the people
will get busy.
The Greeley tribune., 1911-04-13

OF the descent ~ ;,
and hereditumen,!' We la
judgment and Az. N and
heirs at law OF ME q,
rikin and thg ia,p ~ JeaI
said heirs or tbssttseFest
or We're at tho dss, saI
entitled thcrpID. 'alh Of
or the properly to nat d
which the said Ja,,9e J 9e
also formerly ra,le y
Eaton .r, died seized
The Northeast ~ and
Section Thirty M fyysa''er
Seven 90 North p. ~
West of the Oh p p'aHHse
Quarter Is. w 4 ~
three tS3). T0Wnebt,u u'
Range SiXty-slx Xxx Sed
=. NJ, also Lots FE,,, w
t1b). Sixteen Oar ~. seen
IN Block Thirtv.oTHu
Eaton; also a pisee ~
Block Eighty-rfg SSe, o
Greeley, Colorado. NIX,
One tD and Two tdl '
s6. accordlug DO ~,
said City OF Graelsy -
more particularly ~
lows. to-wit. Berir,rl
l07 u feet South fron, f,nl'nl
corner OF Lot / In ""
corner of 10th Averpe ~
and running tharce ,.,]
thence north 1919. W
line OF Lot . IN Piocl. u
125 feet to the nnrP,,'' y
Lot l in Block Sal Tals T'uvs
feet to the point of Ely
Ing a piece of Er5nr1 !,
125 feet; together WIN
same as derived from n,
ony of Colorado, All s,,,..
County, Colorado; tbot y
law as stated IN sgid y,
said Jennie Eaton Ps,-i,
Mt the time Of her des,s
Petrikin; that snI1 hgtr Z, Z,
age. of sound mind ana !
disability.
NOW THFrTF1ar
further notified that an
OF May. \. u. 1911. an ,
NJ. of said dav hearing
tion before this said Csm
for the purpose ~ dU.
heirship and the descent
ten ementS and harrdif,,
said Jennie Eaton petrj
as will more fully ann.
petition I'm this c1gs Ia
ence Is hereby made ar
which is hereto attach.
time you may Unn0ar
termination OF The Com.
Given under mv land
said Court at Greeley
s1st day of March s. n
FRANK
(Seal.)
BY ELBERT G.
Joseph C. Ewing. At-o--
toner.
First publication in Gr
April 6, 1911; last rubllti
1911.
The Greeley tribune., 1911-04-13

Representative Walker of chariee
county, is splendid example Oh
what a peon railroad trasportauoh
will make OF Colorado's legislators
Durango Democrat.
The Greeley tribune., 1911-04-13

Weld county need not get puffed
up over its county affairs. Denver
has gone one better by charging that
the commissioners have expended
more than $4,000 illegally.
The Greeley tribune., 1911-04-13
MEMBER COLORADO EDITORIAL ASSOCIATION

I. Do not get mixed up in fac =
+ tions. Keep out of all little =
1. bug house squabbles-do not +
I. take sides-we are here to =
I. work; don't you know that:- =
!. So says Elbert Hubbard. =
4. 4. i. !. !. !. !. !. !. j. !: !. !. !. !. j.
The Greeley tribune., 1911-04-13

II you don't want your money 10
90 out of the United States aiter
you are dead, you should VIII IL "
the foreign mission society.-hocAs
Herald.
The Greeley tribune., 1911-04-13

1t is stated by some that the real
reason the Greeley ball team lost the
game yesterday was because they
played on Sunday.
The Greeley tribune., 1911-04-13

Littleton has mad dog scare and
has ordered all dogs to be confined
for a period of ninety days. Please
pass the word around among the
Greeley dogs, as it is understood
that many of them can not read.
The Greeley tribune., 1911-04-13

The new game laws passed by
many of the states this spring are
very drastic and it is said man In
Nebraska was sent to Jail last week
for kicking feather duster in the
closed season. - Durango Demo-
crat
The Greeley tribune., 1911-04-13

When anyone says Mr.. Mayher
now the new mayor will not know
IL they are calling him by his name
or his title.
The Greeley tribune., 1911-04-13

Now that it is voted to give the
overworked mail carriers rest let
US vote on the cooks, street car men,
railroad employees, policemen and
down the line. We move that the
first vote be taken on the cooks.
The Greeley tribune., 1911-04-13

NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION
NOTICE is HEREBY given that The
Greeley and Northern Railway and
Utility Company a corporation here
The Greeley tribune., 1911-04-13

Some stories which are going the
rounds of the press are like the eggs
which have to have their necks
wrung In order to keep them still
Durango Democrat.
The Greeley tribune., 1911-04-13

II Governor Shafroth were to act
upon all the advice he is receiving
with reference to the senatorial
situation his movements would re-
remble those of pinwheel.-Man-
zanola Sun.
The Greeley tribune., 1911-04-13

Several physicians of the country
have OF late lost their lives while ex-
perimenting with and fighting
germs. But there's nothing 80 very
remarkable about that, as thousands
of Frenchmen lost their lives fight
ing Ger-mans.-Pueblo Democrat.
The Greeley tribune., 1911-04-13

The indiscriminate reformer
makes an unsatisfactory city OFFICIAL
A broad minded man is necessary
to handle big proposition Ike the
prosperity of municipality.-F
ence Ex Parte.
The Greeley tribune., 1911-04-13

The Denver council is about to
pass a bill requiring all bread baked
in that city to be of legal weight
There are many men who can attest
to the weight of wife's first bread
Steamboat Pilot.
The Greeley tribune., 1911-04-13
,,p Observation-Disclosures
LIVE STOCK

ANTED-HORSES AND CATTLE
w to pasture. VIII have. good @ @Srass.
Plenty water. +. f. Moss. fhohe
Locust 462.
The Greeley tribune., 1911-04-13

A Missouri man has been dis
covered who made rash VOW that
he would not shave until Bryan was
elected president, and he is actually
keeping his pledge. If he live long
enough he will outdo Bluebeard in
the hirsute adornment. - Trinidad
The Greeley tribune., 1911-04-13

Governor Wilson wants direcr
primaries for New Jersey. To judge
by his strenuousity in the last cam
paign, he will get them.-Saguacht
Crescent.
The Greeley tribune., 1911-04-13

A goat has been found to be the
culprit who had been eating Cover
nor Wilson's morning newspapers.
The animal has been at 1t so long
he must be literary digest by this
time.-Trinidad Chronicle-News.
The Greeley tribune., 1911-04-13

When a man runs for jimcrow
office and gets defeated he can bor-
row consolation out of the probable
ity that it will not make any differ
ence a thousand years from now
Alamosa Empire.
The Greeley tribune., 1911-04-13

Mrs. Riddle, the one republican
woman member of the house, passed
around red hot candy April fools
day. Many of the members were
not wise enough to see the fun
Pueblo Chieftain.
The Greeley tribune., 1911-04-13

90 out of the United States ai'e'
you are dead, you should Will II 10
the foreign mission society
Herald.
Representative Walker OF Chaiiee
county, is q splendid example OF
what a peon railroad transportation
will make OF Colorado's legislators
Durango Democrat.
Some stories which are going the
rounds of the press ave like the eggs
which have to have their necks
wrung In order to keep them still
Durango Democrat.
II Governor Shafroth were to act
upon all the advice he is receiving
with reference to the senatorial
situation his movements would re-
remble those of pinwheel.-Man-
zanola Sun.
The indiscriminate reformer
makes an unsatisfactory city official
A broad minded man is necessary
to handle a big proposition like the
prosperity of municipality.-
ence Ex Parte.
The Denver council is about to
pass a bill requiring all bread baked
in that city to be of legal weight
There are many men who can attest
to the weight of wife's first bread
Steamboat Pilot.
When a man runs for timcrow
office and gets defeated he can bor-
row consolation out of the probable
ity that it will not make any differ
ence a thousand years from now
Alamosa Empire.
Mrs. Riddle, the one republican
woman member of the house, passed
around red hot candy April fools
day. Many of the members were
not wise enough to see the fun
Pueblo Chieftain.
A Missouri man mas Deen uls-
covered who made a rash VOW that
he would not shave until Bryan was
elected president, and he is actually
keeping his pledge. If he live long
enough he will outdo Bluebeard in
the hirsute adornment. = Trinidad
Chronical-News.
Governor Wilson wants direct
primaries for New Jersey. To judge
by his strenuousity in the last cam
paign, he will get them.-Saguache
Crescent
A goat has been found to be the
culprit who had been eating Cover
nor Wilson's morning newspapers.
The animal has been at 1t so long
he must be literary digest by this
time.-Trinidad Chronicle-News.
Several physicians of the country
have OF late lost their lives while ex-
perimenting with and fighting
germs. But there's nothing 30 yer!
remarkable about that, as thousands
of Frenchmen lost their lives fight
ing Ger-mans.-Pueblo Democrat.
The new game laws passed by
many of the states this spring are
very drastic and it is said a man In
Nebraska was sent to Jail last week
for kicking a feather duster in the
closed season. - Durango Demo
crat.
1T GROWS HAIR
Here are Facts We Want You to
Prove at Our Risk
The Greeley tribune., 1911-04-13

Joseph C. Ewing At,o-l
TONER.
First publication in Gr,
April 6, 1915 last pub'Ioa
1911.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-09-29
Carriers Wing
WORKING HARD

Ex-Governor George X. Carter had
San Francisco, according to San
Francisco paper. which puts the ex-
governor In the kindergarten-teachcr
class. The Call of September 90 says:
No greater tribute was ever paid to
George X. Carter, former governor Of
Hawaii, than that given 10 him when
he announced his intention of bring
ing his daughter to the United States
to put her In school. No sooner was
his purpose known than his mail be-
gan to swell with letters from ac-
quaintances In different parts Of the
island territory who wanted him to
take their children along also.
The former governor and his wife
are enthusiastic parents. Carter had
ruled the islands successfully, but he
doubted his ability, even with Mrs.
Carriers assistance, to assume com
mand of an army of other peoples
children. BY a process of diplomatic
elimination he reduced the family that
was offered to four. This. with his
own daughter and the two children Of
his cousin. james wilder. made seven
children for the former executive and
his wife to look after on their trip
across the wafer on the Siberia,
which arrived yesterday.
Judging by Carriers smile when he
arrived here, the task has been II
pleasant one. The children gave their
temporary parents the best kind OF
recommendation.
With Mr.. and Mrs. Carter were:
Miss Elizabeth Carter, who Is going
to school in Baltimore; Miss r. Swa-
zey. Miss NJ. Center. Master Carter
Gait. Master f. f. Gay. Miss Kinau
Wilder and Master Jimmie Willer.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-09-29

MRS. JOHN WAGNER, the widow
of John Wagner. a local business man
who died while ON the coast In search
of health, returned in the Sierra this
morning and accompanied the remains
of her husband, who will be buried
here.
MAJOR c. II. McKINSTRY, who for
th epas two years has had charge Of
fertilization work ut Corregidor Is
land, which guards the entrance to
Manila Bay. Is passenger In the
Manchuria EN- route to the mainland.
Major McKinstry is accompanied by
his wife.
SENIOR IGNACIO DE ARANA, the
new Spanish vice-consul for Hawaii
named to succeed A. de Souza Cana
varro who has been Spanish vice-c1n-
sui and Portuguese consul as well.
will arrive shortly. Word has been
received that he Is on his way here
from Spain.
LIEUT.. AND MRS. ALBERT REEFS
leave about the nth of next month
Tor Honolulu. Mr.. Rees accompanying
his ship. the South Dakota, and Mrs.
Rees going on one of the liners. They
will be away about six weeks. The
fleet has been ordered over to make
II quick speed record.-Eyaminer.
MISS X. KEHOE. young lady
from San Jose, who became the wife
of Manager Christy of the Honolulu
Drug Company this morning. was an
arrival in the Oceanic steamship ST.
ezra. The young lady's appearance
on the deck of the vessel this morning
was the signal for a vigorous bonn
bardment of rice.
W. l.. FRAZEE. superintendent of
the government electric light depart
ment. who left for the coast on Il
three months vacation, returned In
the Sierra this morning but not great
'ly improved in health. While away
MIR. Frazee suffered an injury to his
leg which has caused him much pain
as well as Inconvenience.
CAPTAIN THOS. l.. HARRISON.
one of the oldest European shippers
In the Nippon Yusen Kaisha service, Is
u passenger In the Manchuria en-
route to Vancouver, b. G. For a num-
Der Of years Captain Harrison was
master of vessels plying in the Jap
anese line which covered route from
Yokohama to Sydney. N. s. w.
SENIOR IGNACIO DE ARANA, ap-
pointed vice consul for Spain to look
after the interests of his nationals ut
the Hawaiian Islands, was an arrival
in the steamship Sierra this morning.
Prior to the arrival of the newly ap-
pointed representative from Spain, the
interests of that country were looked
after by Portuguese Consul General
CanavarrO.
+. NJ. EHRHORN. Territorial ento-
mologist, who has been absent on the
coast for period covering several
months. is back as passenger in the
Sierra. Mr.. Ehrhorn brought several
jars Of the fruit fly destroying para
site. During his stay on the mainland
Ehrhorn Is said to have received sew
eral flattering offers. one being to ac-
cept the appointment of California
State Commissioner of Horticulture
offered him by the Johnson admins
tration.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-09-29
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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-09-29
J0RDAN'S SALE WAS
RECORD BREAKER TODAY

Jordan's three-day sale of one hun
dred dozen of black silk ladies'
stockings came to sudden end at
half past ten o'clock this morning.
The sale started ut 8 o'clock.
Inability to I'LL further orders was
the sole cause of the sudden change
OF plan. The hose went like the pro-
verbal hot cakes. At 1880 there was
not stocking In the store of those
offered for sale and to dispose of
which three days were allowed.
This Is fair sample of the record
that Jordan's has for special sales.
The price was attractive and the
goods were right
or course Manager Curtis plans are
somewhat upset but he has other good
things to present to the buying pub
lie.