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The Greeley tribune., 1912-06-20
william Jennings Bryan

We are 50 near the time Of the
republican convention that 1t Is not
worth while to forecast the result
further than to say that it looks
likely that MIR. Taft will be nom-
mated by a small majority, AGAINST
disgruntle<i minority. While we
do not anticipate a bolt and q new
marty. the chances Of MIR. Taft's re-
election-or of MIR. Roosevelt, II
nominate<i-llO not look very bright.
1t is hardly likely that either Gov.
Wilson or Speaker Clark can re-
ceiye = twO-thirtis vote In the con-
yention. That would send the del
exates after q clark horse" and lie
is in the convention as a delegate
and in everyone's mind. MIR. Bryan.
III Mr.. Taft is the republican nom
inee, as seems likely, q progressive
will he sought by the democrats, and
with Governor Wilson and Speaker
Clark eliminated, whom can the
choice fall upon but MIR. Bryan. who
has equally favored both OF them:
Harmon and Underwood will both
he impossible. He has not intt-
mated that he will be a candidate,
but he does not need to. There he
Is; behold him for yourselves. He
has acted wisely during these late
months. has gotten over his ''crOss
of gold'' folly, and has kept himself
in the eye Of his party. while refus-
ing to be q candidate. His method
may prove more successful than that
Of MIR. ROOsevelt.--The Independent.
The Greeley tribune., 1912-06-20
Little Locals.
Saturday

J. 8. Morrison was in Denver ON
business Thursday.
Born. Friday, to Mr.. and Mrs. E.
e. Gillard, daughter.
L. b. Reed OF Eaton was in Gree
ley on business Friday.
A. B. Hilton Of Grover 10 In Gree
ley today on business.
Miss Burton went to Denver FRI
day to spend the week end.
Irwin Gilmore OF Longmont was
In Greeley on business today.
Mrs. John S. Davis and two chill
dren went to Denver Friday for a
visit with friends.
Walter Hyer of Denver was in
Greeley Friday between trains call
ing upon friends.
Misses Margaret Parsons and
Peggy Bryant went to Denver FRI
day for q few days visit.
Miss Ina Gilman OF Denver was
in Greeley today on her way to Foss-
ton, for visit with her sister.
Graham Lamb has returned to his
work in Denver after a visit here
with his mother. Mrs. Kate Lamb.
Judge J. T. Jacobs leaves Satur-
day for Chicago. whefe he goes as 4
protesting delegate to the republi-
can convention.
Mrs. H. Townsend and son, John,
of Denver we're sn Greeley today on
their way to Purcell. where they
will visit friends.
Miss Pearl Warner of Denver is
visiting her grandmother. Mrs. w.
c. Dickerson, and aunt, Mrs. C. l.
Faulkner for a week.
F. E. Rapp of Omaha and w. w.
Lorimer Of Denver we're in Greeley
today and went to Briggsdale to
look over the dry land country.
Mrs. G. w. Beard. who has been
visiting Mrs. l.. w. Bickel, will
leave Sunday for Denver and 20
from there to her home in Kimball,
Neb.
Mrs. Vernon McKelvey returned
this morning from Trinidad, where
she has been attending the state
convention OF the P. E. o. Sister
hood.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. R. Murchison
and son OF Longmont came to Gree
ley today in their auto and. are
guests at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs.
D. C. Roger.
Miss Jessie Ride OF Ripley. Ia.
is visiting her cousins, Mr.. and Mrs.
A. b. Craig. Miss Lavina johnson
OF Fort Collins is also a guest at the
Craig home.
b. d. Sanborn received word from
Estes Park today that they were en-
joying a good rain in the mountains.
From Farmers Spur also comes the
news that a fine rain Ii falling.
F.. A. Isbel and son OF Fort Nor
gan were in Greeley this week. They
will move here soon and Mr.. Isbel
will have charge OF the Denver
Music company's interests in Gree
ley.
A bilious. half sick feeling. loss
of energy and constipated bowels
can be relieved with surprising
promptness by using HERBINE.
The first dose brings Improvement.
a few doses puts the system In fine,
vigorous condition. Price soc. Sold
by Gilbert Bros. three stores.
The Greeley tribune., 1912-06-20
Look Out, He's Out Again

Like . toy balloon in which some
one struck q pin, our sputtering con-
temporary yesterday emitted another
pop and stxive3ed up to its normal
aaze agnan. Foe ahOn3 - 60 hnn-
Edredth time since the grand jury In
vestigation started, he said we didn't
stick to the truth. He called sas bad
names when we first started on the
trail Of the grafters whom f1c defend-
ed IS pillars OF integrity until they
all pleaded guilty. He sputtered Inn
pOtently, and, as each case came
into court, and from the lips Of the
accused themselves came admissions
that the Tribune was right from
first to Last and that his attitude had
made his editorial uttefances assin-
inc, he began throwing mud At the
Tribune. As . little feist barks his
lOuiest In the belief that he Is dis
turbing the universe, so our con-
temporary, stung by the jibes Of Its
readers for its stupidity, throws q
shrieking TT when the Tribune
prints the important news OF the
community that the Republican
dare nOttOuch under orders from ita
political bosses.
But like all the world, We enjoy
. good laugh, and are glad when we
inspire our gloomy critic to editor.
ial shrieking.
The Greeley tribune., 1912-06-20
THE WEST IN THE EAST

There is no doubt the New York
land show offers opportunities
which should not be neglected to ex-
hibit products of western Industry
and the evidence of western wealth.
This year the show will be opened
in New York City on November 5th
and continue sixteen days. 1t is o.
timated that it will be visited by .
million people. Probably the inter-
est Of large majority of these Wis
itors will be something more than
that half-idle curiosity which
prompts men and women to 20 to
see anything novel. They will be
seekers of Information with view
to investment or home-building.
Even the more idle lockers on may
have their interest Quickened into
a genuine desire to learn something
OF what the west and the south real
ly are.
Not all the exhibits In this sho n
will represent the west. Some will
proclaim the wealth OF both oppor-
tunity and natural resources in the
south. In the south the west will
have a rival and friendly competitor.
1t should not forget this. 1t should
recognize the possibility that by
making better exhibits the south
may attract the larger share of at
tention.
The advantage of making exhib-
Its In the New York land show lies
In the fact that they are made in
the midst OF community which has
but little real knowledge of the
country lying west of the Missouri
river. Yet thousands of New York
ers would be glad to obtain the in
formation they lack. They have
heard of the far west as a region ~
wonderful opportunities. But II n
impracticable for them to visit
this section. 1t is too extensive to
be covered by anything short Of =
tour embracing thousands of r;,ae
and involving great expense Va
itors might miss the section ,bsv
might most desire to see. To raat
the wants OF these people the we.t
should be taken to the east
How can this be done more effact-
lvely than by exhibits in a great Ina
snow? Properly prepared and lao
ed. these exhibits would be obi.c.
lessons to interest the people In res
gard to what the far west rs Fach
one would be sample by which re
locality from which it might he sant
could be judged. Homosooi,a.s
would In this way be enabIe5 20
form an opinion respecting this rs,
eion without incurring the pxnensa
OF personal exploration.
| Inc merit which axi.,
advertising is the merit to he fe',ud go
IN western exhibits made In WtI. unu
YORK show. Let the west "a 10 ~
east with samples of its r-o5,,a. tno
II 1t would find people wilIing ~ uu.s' J..
vest. Show them what tho IN o ~
tnnities are, II it would aw,tan tp'or. =.
mem desire to join In devsior,I.n ~
the iesources of this section .l,I,, ms
establishing homes for themso,rnna,' n,'e
denver Republican
The Greeley tribune., 1912-06-20
Tho chautauqua

Politics will absorb tho attention
Of the wide awake American mind
this week. Such . convention as
has not been known In almost .
generation Is being held In Chicago
this week, but II will be over in
time for Greeleyites to enjoy In
fullest measure the restful, enter
tatnin& and educational program
that will be given in this city be-
ginning Saturday and continuing for
. week.
This year the chautauquA will be
presented by the Redpatt,-HOrner
bureau. one Of the largest and most
successful In the country. There Is
every reason to believe that the
program will be the hest Of the kind
ever given. since it will he In charge
Of people who make . business o.
chautauquas and who engage their
talent years in advance and are able
to offer months Of continuous work
without the wild eating" incitien-
tai to seeking engagements Eere and
there.
The former ChAutauqua manage
ment in Greeley comprised enthus-
lasts without experience. They did
well. They went the limit Of their
opportunities. They went down in
their pockets to provide this in
creasing1y popular form Of summer
recreation and mental profit. But
they were handicapped by being
alone and not being trained in this
particular branch Of enlIeavor.
The chautauqua this season will,
be under the direction Of experts,
II Greeley is to he maintained ON
this circuit, 1t will he necessary to
show the chautauqua bureau that
their initial season is appreciated.
This can he done In one way only
by patronage.
So far ~ the Tribune Is able to
learn the attractions will De all that
has been promised. The SANK, pro.
gram will be given here that is piy.
tn in dozens Of cities. The company
IL placing the chautauqua here on !,
chance. They may lose money, but
The Greeley tribune., 1912-06-20
some Real Issues

While one republican candidate
.>. the n, eSi(lential nOmtnatt0A has
80, ,,hnutiug about Abraham Lin
c-,lr and the other about cOostitu-
.,,,,,l government, the democratic
t"',,ss of representatives hAs been
arsCtinx laws designed to preserve
.,~. constitution and make the pol
s.,,.,. ~ abraham Lincoln . govern
ipg force.
Th, democratic leaders have been
,,..,,.,..,t enouvh to realize tlaAt no
sneaker can hope to hold . crowd
,,,,;Ie first class dog fight h In
,,,.,yr,,ss lust around the corner. and
Tor that reason they have retreane.i
from presenting the real fssues o'
the campaign until one Of the con
testants in the political dog 19ht
shall have been disabled Or Wath-
drawn from the contest Tha& con-
tin.ency Is near at hand. and Within
a few weeks the people wiu cease
to care whether one OF the rePuo.
Iican candidates Is an ''unPrecented
eyotist" or the other "hopelees
reactionary." Instead, they Will he
called ulOn to decide whether The
illegal trusts and corporations shall
continue to rule this country, or
whether the people themselves shall
he represented i'm congress by men
who have a record for doing rather
than a reputation for bluster and
talk.
when the noise and dnst of tie
present republican fight shall have
cleared away, the record Of the DEM
ocratic house will be pressed to the
front, and on that record the for
tunes Of the campaign will depend
Since the democrats have been in
power the lower house Of congress
they have twice proposed to knock
the main prop from under tho big
trusts of this country, namely, the
tariff. One of these efforts was
blocked by y republican president,
MIR, Taft, in his vetOes Of the var
iOus tariff revision bills st the last
session Of congress. The same
bills have been again passed by the
house, and the best authority he's 1t
that MIR. Taft will again veto them.
The democratic leaders are plan
ming to take pains to assure the
people of the country that IL II not
Of so much immediate Importance
to preserve Constitutional govern
ment" in this country ~ 1t 10 to cut
down the outrageous cost Of nving.
They will also point out that II II Of
far more pressing Importance to the
people right now to aim . few well
directed blows at the special priv
ileged classes than 1t Is 70 shOut
meaningless platitudes about the
policies Of Abraham Lincoln.
TIE democrats will prcscat q eDn-
crete record Of accomplishment, and
on this record they will ask eadosse-
ment. They will also point out
that that record Of accosnvBhnaent
conad have heen coRgAa1 - - 20
cossful conclusSOn had ft M66SS
for . republican seAate aAd presi.
dent. In other words, principles.
rather than personalities will he the
issue Of the coming campaign.
The Greeley tribune., 1912-06-20
The A. J. Park Dry Goods g
81 Ninth stret Greeley, q

Gus Dananbaum of Dunlap. Ia.
! ia visiting with A. IL. Retsloff and
family.
Miss Marion Fezer has returned
from Colorado Springs. where she
has attended Colorado college.
The Mothers' Congress held an
important meeting Thursday after
noon in the library building. There
was q good attendance. Documents
were read which will be presented
to the school board In the near fu-
ture.
MIR. and Mrs. Brunelle Miller left
Thursday for their home In Willes-
Vile, Ill. They have been visiting
DR.. and Mrs. ]. X. Miller and have
spent a few days in Estes Park.
]. A. Boyer OF Grand Junction
was in Greeley Thursday for short
visit with friends. MIR. Boyer form
erly lived in Greeley. leaving here
several years ago for Grand juno
ton.
Prof. and Mrs. ]. c. Kendel are
rejoicing over the arrival of a
daughter. who came to their home
Thursday. June 13. Mrs. Kendel
and the baby are getting along
nicely.
A sprained ankle may as rule
cured in from three to four days
by applying Chamberlain's Liniment
and observing the directions with
each bottle. For sale by all deal
ers.
Miss Alta Miller has returned
from Sen Antonio. Tex. where she
has spent the winter. Miss Miller
formerly lived here but will return
to San Antonio, after a visit with
friends here.
Tyro w. Shultz OF Pennington.
N. NJ. has been in Greeley this week
for a short visit with J. w. Imboden
and f. H. Downey. MIR. Shultz was
formerly a student at the Teachers
college and was prominent In ath-
letics. He is now in the clothing
business in New Mexico.
Mrs. Robert Wright and baby OF
Merino are visiting MIR. and Mrs. S.
B. Wright. Mrs. Wright is sister
of Chauncey Courtright. who died
Wednesday in California. She will
remain in Greeley until after the
burial, which 1t Is thought will take
place here.
Thieves got busy in Greeley on
luuIHudy uIkut. Ill duuitiOA W s"S
report OF burglars in the Ahlstrand
Mercantile company's bakery the
police received reports of stolen
motorcycle from the shop Of Couz-
ems & Day in the Coronado court
and of a saddle and bride from the
barn of p. w. Allen.
Miss Helene Herboth leaves here
next Thursday for her home In
Kirksville. Mo. Accompanied by
her father, Herman Herboth and
sister. Miss Auguta. she will sail
July 2 for Europe, where they will
spend two months In Germany and
Switzerland. Miss Herboth spent
three years in Germany studying
music.
Mrs. Leila Love. wife OF Wiley
Love. farmer living near Covena,
Ca, says: ~ have taken Foley Kid
ney Pills and find them to be all
you claim for them. They gave me
almost instant relief when my kid
neys were sluggish and inactive.
cheerfully recommend them to all
sufferers from kidney troubles:
Foley Kidney Pills are as carefully
compounded as any medicine your
home doctor can give you. They
act directly on the kidneys ana
bladder. Gilbert Bros.
The Greeley tribune., 1912-06-20

tn, local people will not. It y ny
to Greeley to let this company know
~ their cuurse is appreciated o. II
G.<,iey does not care enough for -, -
..hautsuaua to pAtrOnize It well
enough 10 pay expenses
The Greeley tribune., 1912-06-20
George Fnnck has insti

George Funck has insta
heated incubator.
A b Copeland went to
day on business.
Mrs +. NJ Eastlack OF
in Greeley today
Miss Helen Gunierman
morning for a trip to San
Miss .ettie Richardson
Eaton this morning for
visit.
j. II. Collins of Barnes
in Greeley on business
and today.
w. w. Martin of Landel
is visiting his brother, R. .
and family
George Bahne came dow
Denver today for a visit
cousin. Mrs J. f. Frey
Mrs. D. d Forward
Pueblo today, where she w
guest of Mrs. B. B. BROW
week.
Miss Jessie Force Of De
graduate of the Teachers y
in attendance at the sum-
sion.
Mrs. C. w. S. Freeman Oh
cago ranch near Brisssdale1
Greeley today on her way
from Denver.
Frank Keuhn and sis'e,
Alma. left "Wednesday '0F "
where they will spehu
visiting relatives :,
Ernest Scarborough VIII
this evening TO spehu 'uA
his parents, Mr.. and MIs,
borough. He has been 'la' l.'
the eastern part oil Tue $40
Max Bickel had a narrO'
from serious injury ,e, wneA h
famed a severe fall from ~
while on his way home nj, MI
THURSDAY evening Mr. s''
riding at a moderate speea IoeJ
struck a rough bit Of roaa a,.
teenth street which r threw wi !
his wheel. lie was mol ''''
jured. II n PA
son Elwin. left THURSDAY =.
sinia Dale, on the noria pi.bc he
I,,,,d pondre. where Prot - Blsn' ~
model dairy They WILLY VIII sT
dairy iJ and return to GFeely. M?
davs. Next THURSDAY, ,,,ya M,'
and an = FAMILY expect to leave
PARK for the summer. .,ooir,
'lS Word has been recen' ss,
Miss Ada Brush thaI st, "a
WISE , not permit her s''
,he Mo"tr trip abroad with Prof. Rr !.
and aIe his party MISS Ml-so,,in in
Greeley last week I'm .,, IN \
Mr.. Gideon and party shs in !
hmt h,'' since going east snt sl,t n
advised by physicians NV
the journey -, known
more than one case ot ,nterl
IN n,'te ten requires any ,sst lll,f''
ment m whatever. Al Al, ',,f' oT
in mea' y free application C o, sss
iain's Linimeut and anao,,catior u,tI
narts ,"'t at each p. apPll'iat''WU,i a vi
pnd pnd'' see how duieklsy. KY. It s., Sc
the pain and soreness
dealers. 80, the ilc
If you have -, ',,u cure til
1t does ~ , blee,
and makes the sew ssiT ii
Rub 1t in gentls tshing
pnd pnl''r n few applications on, a - .
"anse a,'u " thus performllnss and u
c,,rs cmrs'' price CSC, &C., zoe s"f Br
bottle. Soiu ~
stores.
The Greeley tribune., 1912-06-20
TIR COLORADO Editorial N0QMl0A

(Tl@ COLORADO Editorial kSQGl!04
Greeley has q nice winter climate
in the summer time.
As far as We are concerned, tne
grand jury can make report NJ any
old time.
II looks very much rs though Will
liam Roosevelt or Theodore TaIt
would win.
Well anyhow, the republican con-
yention is going just tine-to suit
the democrats.
The world may not love fat
man, but 1t certainly votes Tor him
IL he represents the money trust.
Several Greeley men who nave
bet hats on the outcome OF the Cni-
cago convention are getting nervous.
The small boy rs still hoping that
the weather man will pay . little
more attention to the ole swimmln'
hole.
The recent Weld county republic
can convention looks like u Piker
beside the stunt that Chicago is pull
ing of.
The county commissioners have
changed the voting precincts but
that will not prevent democratic
landslide this fall.
The first child born in Greeley
came AZ years ago today. He liked
the place so well that he has stuck
around ever since.
About next week the prospective
candidate ought to begin to circu-
late and ask about the babies and
your wife's health.
There Is a goat show on at the
Orpileum theater. but it doesn't say
II one of them is the one belonging
to Teddy that Taft got.
The man who wrote Its not
raining rain to me. it's raining dOf-
foliils'' certainly didn't live in the
vicinity Of the city frog pond.
Fort Collins Is going to give
Greeley free show. We always
thought that Fort Collins might be
all right IL it only had . show.
H looks Nike . two to ono bot \
that the little girl at Erie who chop I
ped a rattlesnake into four pieces
will he able to make her way In the
world.
Simon Guggenheim voted eight
Colorado delegates for Taft rule |
yesterday at the convention. How
proud the state must be Of little |
Simon.
for president and depended solely
on the farmer vote, 1t looks ~
though he would be elected unani-
mOusly.
1t looks as though the presence of
Angel Archie and one Thomas De-
vine OF Pueblo ought to he enough
to discretfit the Colorado Taft dele
CATION in Chicago.
Maybe our contemporary doesn't
believe there ever was q grand jury
In Weld county or that strenuous
efforts were made to keep Sheely
out Of the courts.
What's the use of trying to talk
about anything else when the big
noise Is holding forth At Chicago.
We even forgot to look over the
base ball scores yesterday.
We take hack the prize offered
for the person who will devise q way
Of raising spring onions i'm . fiat.
Our hOusemate has made . counter
offer Of double for q way to kill the
onions after we raise athem.
The poor Greeley Republican Is in
. terrible stew again. First it was .
stand patter for Taft, first Last and
all the time. Then it feared that
Teddy was going to be tie nominee,
SO 1t promptly veered around to his
band wagon. Now 1t looks as
though Taft is going to win, just
after 1t done went and turned pro-
gressive.
The Greeley tribune., 1912-06-20

Greeley has . nice winter climate
in the summer time.
The Greeley tribune., 1912-06-20

As far as We are concerned, the
grand jury can make q report AZ any
old time.
The Greeley tribune., 1912-06-20

1t looks very much rs thouen " u
liam Roosevelt or Theodore 1A'
would win.
The Greeley tribune., 1912-06-20

The poor Greeley Republican Is In
terrible stew again. First it was .
stand patter for Taft, first Last and
all the time. Then it feared that
Teddy was going to be tie nominee.
SO 1t promptly veered around to his
band wagon. Now 1t looks as
though Taft is going to win, just
after 1t done went and turned pro-
gressive.
The Greeley tribune., 1912-06-20

Well anyhow, the republican con
yention is going just tine-to sui
the democrats.
The Greeley tribune., 1912-06-20

Self-flliug Fountain p
II karat god ,pOid
e8c.
The Greeley tribune., 1912-06-20

Toilet Articles-Perfumes,
Creams aud Lotions, Pc
roxide, Talcum and Tooth
Powders, Vaseline, etc. lOc
The Greeley tribune., 1912-06-20

The world may not love TAT
man, but 1t certainly votes Tor him
IL he represents the money trust.