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Evening journal., 1911-08-21
ChiffORierS

Chiffoniers and Dressers to
match, in all makes of wood.
Prices as low as $6.75 and up TO
$500.
Evening journal., 1911-08-21

Tomorrow Mr.. Edwards will tell
"When Lincoln and Greeley We're Con-
gressmen..
Evening journal., 1911-08-21

Mr. Henry Penney, we understand,
after he has removed the old we'll,
will cut It up into post holes, using
the medium pieces for port holes and
the smaller ones for key holes and
button holes. The small fragments
he will utilize as holes in lawn
sprinklers and OH the backs OF water
wagons for street flushing.
Evening journal., 1911-08-21

The fight Of the bacon bat is ellipti-
cal, taking the shape of foreshorten-
ed carriage wheel in a drawing. 1t
is most interesting to note the APP
pearance of this curious bird in Mas
sachusetts.
Evening journal., 1911-08-21

Princess Dresser, quartered
oak, golden finish, top 54x20 in,
oval mirror l8x30, has two
large long drawers, wood knobs.
Sl7.00 value. Go TX
Sale price ...... O1As 6O
Evening journal., 1911-08-21

The utilization OF by-products is
coming to be one of the most import
ant of the sciences. II is attracting
the attention of such eminent chem
lists as Mr.. Charles OK who is utilizing
the squeals Of the pigs slaughtered
in the packing houses in building
Aeolians and similar self-playing or
gans. Truly this is the age Of
progress.
Evening journal., 1911-08-21

Further, we note in the Newtowi
Bee:
Miss Helen and Philip Jones
entertained their friends with a
bacon bat, Saturday evening, in
honor of their cousins, Mrs. Long
and Miss Alice Stone Of Chicago.
AS usual the bat proved to be a
good eat and was much en-
joyed.
The Greeley tribune., 1911-05-25
NOTICE OF SPECIAL SToCkuOLD-
ENS' MEI.Tl Nc,

or the Farmers Mercantile Company.
the corporate life of said Company for
a term OF twenty years, and If renew
baTd Of FriGa fos n 9s9n t6s of
year.
w WHEREAS y BE The term Of twenty
camille Company Ga corporation duly
oTganized under the laws of the State
ed BY lawful limitation or on the sth day
Of December. 1910, and such corpora
tion has not been administered upon
as an expired corporation, nor gone
into liquidation, nor had any settle
menJ I6 Of " is ,sti affairs 3, 8 ,os,ro,o -
have It's term of Incorporation extend
ed fdrr and continued for an an additional
day Of December. 1910,
NOW THEREFORE,, in pursuance
of the statute in such case made and
rado, Produce, Exchange Company.
owning more than ten per, cent Of the
entirs, capital stock Of said The Farm
ers Mercantile Company, hereby calls
meeting of the stockholders Of said
corporation to be held at the office of
said company at its place of business,
702 Fifth street. in the Citv of Greeley,
County of Weld and state of Colora-
DO; on Thursday. the 18Th day of June,
said day, for the following purposes,
ist: To have submitted to and de-
termined by the votes of the stock
| holders of said company the question
| OF the renewal or lts term Oh moor
purauon, and to have the same eN-
! tended and continued FOR an addition
| al term of twenty years from the sth
| day of December, 1910.
| End: To elect a board of directors
| to serve during the first year of the
extended corporate existence of said
| company or until their successors
shall be duly elected.
| Srd; To transact any other business
| that may properly come before the
NoTicE is hereby given of the hold
| ing of such meeting for said purposes
at the time and place above named.
| Dated at Greeley, Colorado, this 9TH
day of May. 1911.
| Name of stockholder, The Colorado
| Produce Exchange Company; Resi-
dence, Greeley, Colo; No. of 7hares
las. By
| Attest: w. II. FARR,
JOHN c. MOSHER, President
| Secretary.
. First publication, in the Weekly y
publication in the Weekly Greele.
| Tribune, June s, 1911.
The Greeley tribune., 1911-05-25
Suu,uIEI"S SALE ON MORTGAGE
FORECLOSURE

Rv virtue of decree of the District
Court within and for the County OF
waId state of Colorado, entered ana
rsnaered on the 18th day of May, 19ll,
In an action to foreclose mortgage
stated therein, being Case NO. 2ooS In
said court wherein Franklin III. John
SON is plaintiff. and Bernard Gillli-
land Isadora Olsen. Fred q. Schwab,
William K. Patterson. as county
treasurer of Weld County. Colorauo'
arc attendants, wherein and where
Nv am commanded to make the sum
Of x1cSO.OO, amount due on secured
note with attorneys fees, and the
further sum of $l49.46 to redeem tax
certificate of purchase No. SOB held by
weld County for the taxes of l9os. ana
the further sum Of $S3.S2 to pay taxes
of the wear 1910 against the property
described below, as well as costs OF
snit And am commanded to sell at
nubiic auction the following real
nroperty described in the mortgage or
isadora Olsen and Bernard Gillilland
to Jennie A, Reed, of whom platntin
herein is assignee. which said mort
gage was filed for record February
81. 1909, and duly recorded In Book
RADIO. records. said property situate In
weld County, Colorado. being more
na articuiarly as follows. to-wtt: the
Northeast Quarter IN. F.. " and the
North Half (N W of the Southeast
Quarter Is e. W of Section Twenty
two (22). Township One U) North
Ranre Sixty-fl five (65) West of 9Th r.
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN, That
according to the order contained IN
said decree. shall expose to sale AZ
The Greeley tribune., 1911-05-25
h AFFINITY PHYSICIANS
FAKE SSf'iM MERRY AT BANQUET
MINI With SONGS AND STORIES
c:1e OF Life Is Dropped For The Time
y y ''A1 Anecdote And Witty Speeches Hold
P'e avmen Ask That They Keep Down
:. Greeley To Prevent Spread Of Dis

announced fiat that the Mile High
Quartet would sing down any
speaker who exceeded the time limit
of ten minutes, SO but few of them
did.
Rev. r. A. Chase was the first
speaker, In the absence of DR.. viii
H. Swan. He thought that 1t was
usual for the minister to follow the
doctor, but on the subject of "The
Two Fold Ministry" he demon
strated that preceding the doctor
is not bad at times. DR.. Leonard
Freeman followed with some hum
orous remarks. j. C. Nixon spoke
for the lawyers and DR.. H. G. Weth-
erill of Denver. who by the way was
born in Greeley while Horace Gree
ley was here. tackled "Cheerfulness
and Industry. although he didn't
look the first part of his subject.
DR.. J. E. Courtney of Denver was
inspiring on the subject Of weld
Paradoxes" since imm ediately fol-
lowing his remarks the Mile High
Quartet burst into a solemn sound
ing ditty to the effect that Mrs. Win
slows soothing syrup was certainly
the real goods at 25 cents bottle.
None disputing this melodious argu-
ment, the quartet sang "Ah-ah-
men" and allowed Senator w. l..
Clayton to talk on medicine and in
surance. Just to illustrate that he
knew something of medicine the
senator gave some of his earlier his
, tory when he was in the office with
his father. who was physician.
After the senator had frightened all
the boys in the neighborhood by
making the skeleton his father had
dance at pnseemly moments, he
dropped the study of medicine to in
sure peoples lives.
The Sunny Jim" of the profes-
sion in Denver. DIR. James Rae Ar
neill. talked Interestingly on the
doctors OF the old school, throwing
sidelights on some of the famous
physicians of reputation in the early
days.
DR.. Charles B. Dyde jollied the
guests and DR.. A. W. Rev closed
the program with a few remarks on
"Our Host. The evening passed
into history as one of the most en-
joyable in the history of the society.
The Greeley tribune., 1911-05-25
PAGE SEVEN

public auction the above described
real property on saturday, the 10th
day of June. 1911. at 10 o'clock A. M
of said day, at the front door of the
Court House, in the city of Greeley.
Weld County, Colorado, and deliver to
the highest and best bidder for cash
certificate of purchase which, If not
redeemed according to law, will De
followed In due time by Sherims deed
vesting run and complete title to said
real property In said purchaser or his
assignee named in said SheriT's deed.
free and clear of any and all claims
demands and equities of redemption
of any of said defendants or of any
person claiming the same by virtue Of
any instrument of later date of record
than date Of record of said mortgage
given by Isadora Olsen and Bernard
Gillilland.
Dated at Greeley, Colorado. this
nth day Of May, 1911.
$. j. McAFEE,
Sheriff of Weld County. Colorado.
william Il. Kelly, Attorney for Plain
tiff.
First publication in Greeley Tribune
May IS. 1911. last publication June =.
1911.
The Greeley tribune., 1911-05-25
ENDEAVORERS
AT STERLING

ster,.ug, May 1S.-The biennial
'hee,ihs Of the Greeley district Ep-
worth League conference is assem-
nied heie- An address of welcome
was made by DR., Fox. of the local
society' and acting Mayor Glass
spoke IN behalf of the city. Charles
Ridenour answered for the visitors
The roll call showed about 100 dele
gates present.
Inc banner was awarded to the
Epworth League of Fort Collins for
havinE the largest number of tithers
In Proportion to membership.
Las evening DR.. C. w. Hewett,
pastor of the local church who has
been In Japan for years, gave a
stereontirOn lecture on Japan.
MS Policy of Fort Morgan and
the male quartet of the local society
rendeI91 musical selections, after
which a reception was given visiting
delegates.
This afternoon will be devoted to
auto rides and picnics and the con
vention will close tonight with in
stallaton Of officers.
The Greeley tribune., 1911-05-25
NOTICE OF ANNAUL MEETING OF
THE STOCKHOLDERS OF THE
GREEIEN AND DENVER
RAILROAD COMPANY.

Notice is hereby given that the an
nual meeting of the stockholders OF
The Greeley 4 Denver Railroad atlica d J9m- e
in Greeley. Colo. on Tuesday. the 18th
day Of June, lsll scs,ns at oelocS BOARD p: m Of
d;ractors for the ensuing year ana
transacting such other business ,as as
may properly come before the saio
Dated this Sth day of May; lgll'
GREEN President.
First publication in The Sreedst
weekly Tribune May H.. ISL LAST
in The Greeley "eehAs
Tribune June l, 1871.
The Greeley tribune., 1911-05-25
GREELEY MAID
WEEDS RANCHMAN

The country home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert Boyd was the scene or
a quiet home wedding Wednesday
when their daughter, Miss Margaret,
became the bride of Ira j. Bashor
of Bashor, Colo. The house was
bsautifully decorated for the occa-
sion with a profusion of roses and
carnations.
The bride wore a dainty dress OF
white and carried white carnations
The couple were unattended. the
CEREMONY was performed at $50
o'clock by Rev. John Doane OF the
Congregational church. Following
the ceremony sumptuous wedding
supper was served. There were
thlrty guests present, all relatives OF
the couple.
The bride has spent her entire
life here and attended the Greeley
ish school. The groom is pros
perous rancher who lives near
Bashor. The couple left at once for
heir new home at Bashor.
The Greeley tribune., 1911-05-25
Y'F|NDS CE0RcII GIRLS
NOT GUILTY IN TAYLOR CASE

summer when the parents oil the
girls we're placed in Jail on the
charge OF numbering the infant
daughter OF the elder. They were
found guilty at their trial last fall
and remained In the county jail
pending a new trial that was grant
ed by the court.
Upon conviction, their younger
children were taken to the state
home for dependent children. Early
in the year their little home at
Pierce was burned to the ground by
a fire of mysterious origin. A few
weeks ago the elder girls were ar
rested on the charge Of robbery, 80
that every member of the Georgii
family was in q state institution.
Later the case against the parents
was dismissed and the girls were
freed yesterday. Now that the pa
rents and elder girls are able to go
about their usual ways It is possible
that the younger children *ill be
released and that the family may be
reunited the same as before their
troubles began nearly q year ago.
The Greeley tribune., 1911-05-25
WESTERN Joke
is DEAD NOW

The ancient joke that prevailed
years ago in the west is no more.
The advance of civilization and
cultivation of the land has killed it
dead
This was the one about the fell
low who came from the east to take
up tree claim" and brought a
stump puller with him under the
impressiOn that he would be COM
pelled to clear it of trees to secure
the land, when the requirement
was that he should plant 10 acres
of trees to get title to his $50 acres
allowed by the government.
Tom Rayburn, who has farm
north of Lucerne, proved up on his
land % years ago under the tree
claim act. He planted his ten acres
and they grew beautifully. Now he
has a fine grove of hardwood trees
of many varieties.
But he is using a stump puller
on them this spring. as he has fig
ured that the land will be worth
much more to him in potatoes and
alfalfa than it will in trees. The
paradox is that the trees he was
compelled to plant 25 years ago to
secure his land he now has to re
NOV because the land has become
SO valuable.
The Greeley tribune., 1911-05-25
Wind.or Primary Closed

Windsor. May 22.-Owing to the
fact that SO many of the Russian
children have been obliged to leave
school and go to work in the beet
fields the primary school which was
held in the old building has been
closed and the few of the children
remaining were sent to the primary
room in the new building. Miss
Cochran 10 the teacher of the grade
which was closed. The high school
and the grades will close June I.
The Greeley tribune., 1911-05-25
SAN SOUCIS
FINAL DANCE

One of the most pleasing and Ella
borate dancing parties of the sea-
son was given at Camfield hall We'd
nesday evening by the ladies of the
Sans Souci club. This club was or
ganized last fall with rs members
and the men have given delightful
dances through the winter season.
1t was decided that one more dance
would close the season and the
ladies signifed their intention of be-
ing hostesses of the affair.
The hall was transformed by a
profusion of spring flowers, sweet
peas and apple blossoms and cosy
corners were fitted up about the
hall with Navajo rugs and pillows.
Refreshments were served during
the evening by Misses Lucille Hall.
Doris Brown, Edna Camfield, Mabel
Rowe and Helen Morgan.
Music was furnished by Williams
orchestra.
There were forty couples present.
The Greeley tribune., 1911-05-25
NOTICE OF CONTEST.
department Of the Interior, Unite
States Land Office.

ps'.-'-fsa State: q. L:sa Lam %fiiss: or,s,s
No. sse?iing ts!H colorado, AnrIi r. = ls,iii
Sn'eseeei You are hereby notified that Albert NJ, r.
al &assh hls H. lSi fIs in 5%s Of
q your Desert Land. Entry No; III. II,
f.l io toS No So olsas ~ ss nsds Of sss @srE
n. Ranse "a sei! s. W. sth I'm + Me1idiaP. i'd
ieses that You, John Maloy, have
wholly failed to expend the sum ny Ti
dssn bsar .aa sSae, per or I" nGFs
either in Improvement ,,,, ~,
purchase of water rights OF to reclaim I'm
iirst nS !ras. year. OF a9 ,any entry. manner wv
You are therefore. furthsr ,,tl, he n9'iien ta5en
v tbis the o,3i s3id Sayins Been Confess
ed by you, and your said entry will be
Hereunder without Your fnr- thr-
before this office or on appeal IL y9T
oil to file in this office within twsn u,
faiys natns s5tsr ths F1uKSS ESawn below your
wsf lespSsa,ns sPSsa Ss'f to
IN or Il this s0s offee 1a wsI dae
YOU have served a copy OF your % an, IN
wer ON the said contestant eitnet tb,s
pcrson or by registered mail III ,his q
copy Of y your "an answer ss to the contestant
IN person. proof Of such service mus muss
written acknowledgment OF his re-
eeipt Of the copy. showing the date pl Oh
rs receipt, or the affidavit OF .ne ep"ae pea
statinx when and where the copy was i
delivered; II made by registered mat mat
u the affidavit of the person
by whom the copy was maheo
stating when and the post oftice u
The Greeley tribune., 1911-05-25

Martin alone will suffer the
lot the robbery of E. G.
a ranchman, the evening of
'nree women charged with
mpl'eated in the crime were
aot guilty. They are Mrs.
sf'in' Mary and Ida Georgii.
!! In the case of Mrs. Martin
from Thursday afternoon
'0ay afternoon. The jury in
OF the Georgii girls went
Yesterday afternoon and re-
" 'ne court last night at 10
s.ofsli girls were brought
". = when the jury came In to
|,,,'. D''n showed their Joy over
1%' ~" and each shook the 1u-
.s, w, nahd and thanked them
room. ~ VI Tue
r.a,ihs r.n,s OF the Georgil girls
=, ".or robbery may be the
h,, ,euniting the family.
m. peeh 's peculiarly unfortu-
Ae hfst division came last
The Greeley tribune., 1911-05-25
CLUB IN Weld
May GET PRIZE

Weld county bids fair to capture
the prize offered for the greatest in
crease in memberships of CONNER
cial clubs in the three days cam
paign that closed at noon today.
Two reports have been received
by Secretary McCrery OF the County
Commercial club.
Erie reports that from member
ship of twelve when the campaign
began they have :eached so at noon
today
Evans started with a membership
of seven and at noon today reported
that this had been increased to 65
since the campaign began.
The Greeley tribune., 1911-05-25
suERIFF.S FoRECLOsURE SALE.


tue of decree of foreclosure of me-
ehanes lien for sSs3Ss sdjudSieaa Misa
costs accrued tttaxed at s2ls51 and to
accrue in case No 2SeS yS,d or anat ann 9y sn she
Parker and Cora NJ Parker. as CO.
partners under firm name OF Grovef
Ed Obermeier and Bulha otherwise
known as Bertha) obermeier, We're
sop2 al of TO saa me decree syae"fs
McAfee, as Sheriff OF Weld County, on
Thursday, June l, 1911, at 10 o'clock
Court House in said Weld County, will
offer for sale and sell to the highes'
and best bidders for cash therefor; rel n, int ;nt
| said lien is held, located upon, ana al
the right, title, interest and equity q
lowed bv statute) of the defendants
and of all persons claiming non, or y
April s. 1910. the date of the incep
ton of said lien in and ssnfern'ss. ssntion 3
6f 5swRsA!Ph tRs sfh H. S1rfh Weld = csS
and to sell said dwelling separately
and said interests in said land apar
from said. dwelling, all az pubic aue ,S,
costs. taxed upon entry thereGf her annnn ln
ascrned asfess a. upon s,Sh said Gs and sale
sum so adjudred unto, plaintiffs to b.
recovered from defendants and sal,
account Of their said lien for materials
| in said dwelling.
Dated May II, 1911.
r. G. sTPoNG Sheriff :. Weld &c
cation May Is, ir Weekly Greele9
The Greeley tribune., 1911-05-25
PUBLIC TRUSTEES SALE

I.sC
addTess Mdsesas' is N,sse Greeley. p Meld County:
Colorado, grantoor by her Deed ssI,,S Sf
Trust dated April s. 1909 an ana r. reIo,1 orc.
7s. in the office of the Clerk and Re
corder of Weld County. COLORADO.
said Weld County, Colorado, the fol-
lowing land in said Weld County de-
scribed as follows. to-wit; 20, =.
R,Iiinss hGe ens Subdivision al n i'N in the city Of
Greeley according to the recordso
map or plat thereof together VIII WIN
water from the Canals of the Union
cure one promissory note of the SUM
of s5OO.00 of even date, with saIo
Trust Deed payable ,srs to the esaps ps'sr after M
date with interest az sFo per ah"o"'
payable semi annually.
And Whereas; ,ntdr Default in snid naS Deed Deed
of Trust. in the performance or Gov
enants and conditions imposed upon nps
her by the terms OF SAID trust beeo
That said Grantor has failed to pay
said note and interest and that the
premises described IN said 10, lost nsfu ban "
of the taxes of the year 1909 and that
the first half of the taxes for the
year 1910 have not been paio; anu
debtedness represented by said note
has filed with the undersigned' Iuo
lie Trustee of said Weld county, ooIo
RADIO, notice and demand in writing;
declaring the whole debt represented
by said note and interest thereon que
and payable and demanding the sale
Of said land under said Trust Deed
Now, Therefore notice is hereby
given that pursuant to said notice notice
and demand and election and UNDER
and by virtue of the authority vest
ed in me by said Trust Deed Be-, S,e and Trnse the
tee of said Weld County, Coioraao.
will sell the above described land Tor
cash. at public auction to the highest
bidder at the. east front 1Ts,, deer couin ., the
Colorado, on Monday the 5th day Of
June. 1911; at eleven o.eiock nav,ne IN tne
said note and interest. taxes. and All
expense OF this sale. and Will give 1S
the purchaser thereof certincate OF
purchase therefor as provided BY law.
Signed W. II. PATTERSON:
Public trustee Of Weld County Colo
Dated at Greeley, Colorado. this ara
day OF May. 1911. r-,>
First publication In Greeley Trib-
une May l. 1911: last publication
June 1. 1911.
The Greeley tribune., 1911-05-25
HOW TO ORGANIZE FOR
CONTROL OF GRASSHOPS

The Cassaday-Teller bill provides
that any area not larger than thirty
six square miles can organize as
pest district on petition of the own
ers of more than half of the land In
the district The owner of one farm
can form a district which shall in
clude a strip about his place pro
vided only that his land is NOR
than half of the whole. LARGE
areas will be preferable in most
cases. The petition can name the
first district Inspector but the
county inspector has the power to
discharge him and appoint his sue
cessor. while the county inspector is
appointed by the county commits
sioners on petition of not less than
twenty-five fruit growers, farmers
stock growers and gardeners and
may be discharged by the state en-
tomologist. It Is the duty Of the
state entomologist. his deputies and
of the county and district inspectors
to inspect at least twice year for
the location of grasshopper eggs and
other pests. and 1t is their duty and
they have the power to say what
work shall be done for the suppress
sion Of the pest and to set the date
before which the work shall be
done. After such. date they may dc
the work and recover IN the county
or district court not less than s25
or more than $500. except that each
day may be considered a separate
offense and II the land be within a
pest district. the award OF the court
together with the costs and the ex-
pense of doing the required work
shall be adjudged lien upon the
property.
1t will not be necessary to ap-
point county inspectors until such
appointment shall be found neces-
sary for the oversight OF district in
spectors. The petition for a pest
inspection district is filed with the
county commissioners and goes into
effect on the sixth day and continues
for five years, unless the commits
sioners reject the petition within
the Ave days. The district inspector
has power at once to enter upon his
duties and We hope that many dis
trfcts will be formed during parts
OF this year. The petition must
give the boundaries of the district
and must describe the lands owned
by each signer and shall state thai
the petitioners own more than hair
Of the land Of the district and shall
state the pests that are feared ana
are desired to be controlled. Sigma
lures may be cancelled before the
filing of the petition but not after
wards. The petition shall be veri-
fed under oath by at least one OF
the signers and shall state that all
signatures have been secured within
sixty days of the filing.
The Greeley tribune., 1911-05-25
! SOLDIERS
pM!E \! Will Be
INVESTIGATED
Prohs no Will Re Subjected
inc ny ny Commission Hay.
Place in Charge

NJ Investigation of the s,.,.
hs, 'ha ha. Sailors home at Monte
a b,f,. oeen ordered by the COM
A''lng the institution IN
me,boa. Irregularities, i'm
\ nisn., nuas OF letting contracts
the h'aslns a,aa the moneys provrae
osrd md state 1T, have been made sS,'s, to
lent q, w. W II. Mcdonald, yioe
(ns tb,. ., the board, said ttIs th,s
lstitutuiao,n ua, a thorough probe Of
|nonr 'vn VI would be made.
look look ,n.s 1ne !! principal thing. We
cont,,aaato ,ato'' he said. are tns hs
Of f''taS's; ti'1as, The home has sae .ae
incom.na unable 81 soil. from which VIII -. !.
ed. Fo, III years past has been
Yer, thor. ber the last two years.. Sn.
aepsrtmne 1aese has been a los. S' ~
rs IN mas :, been sublet to svs vsr'o'. ,nas
rho ,o the the vicinity Of II 's1soss Mooss
-' have Received . port,on assss
The Greeley tribune., 1911-05-25

Of the crops in exchange for their
labors. 1t is claimed the seeds,
implements. teams. etc. needed for
cultivating this tract are furnished
by the state, which receives nothing
In return. At any rate our books
show that the home has actually ex-
pended money to maintain these
acres when It should be getting an
income"