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The Greeley tribune., 1912-09-12
UaassalIlbh

In the midst Of all the charges
and cOunterclarKes hying hack and
forth betwcen tho two factions Of
the republican party, Woodrow VIII
SON stands serene and unassailef.
He has no past that is not crettitabie
to him Every year Of i,is life has
leen lived in sssch . way thsf now
when ir stands on the heights No
naan can ray . word against him os
cost ,aspeex6oas upna his rocoss1 q
infpaaen his motives. There In No
question In the minds Of tho Anser1-
can people ~ to Wilson'S honor and
trssthfulness. No taint Of stecl truse
or Standard OIL corruption funds
has taspisheti fts napse or involved
him In heated exchanges with nSen,-
hers Of his party Of the short and
ugly word. No man has called him
. liar and he has not rad OsrasiOu
to give the lie to anyone. Wilson
stands out in this campaign ~ the
one man whose record In unassai1-
able and whOse program meets the
approval Of the entire body Of his
own party.
The Greeley tribune., 1912-09-12
MYSTERIES

Some residents Of Greeley are In
clineti to he = trifie hysterical over
the recent '.exposures" At the State
Teachers college. Some are de.
manding loudly and fnsistently that
the expenditures Of that institutiOs,
are improperly handled, that the
fee system Is contrary to law saGl
that the students are taxed exhorfi-
family for things that are supposed
to he furnished them free by the
state.
Others are insisting that there is
an effort to discre<iit Dr. snyder
president Of the institution. who far
years has been building up tie col
The Greeley tribune., 1912-09-12
BERTnOuD BUSY
CLEANING HOUSE

Berthoud. Sept. 1O.-Berthoud
property owners are becoming i'm
bued with the clean up spirit. A
number of premises that were look
ing pretty ugly on account OF weeds
have in the last few days been
cleaned up in good shape and the
Improvement Is 80 noticeable that
Il has stirred some OF the other resi-
dents into action. The movement is
now almost a general one and IT
seems likely that by the end OF
this week there will not be many
weeds left in the resident district.
The Greeley tribune., 1912-09-12
Lights for Erie

Erie. Sept. AT the regular
meeting Of the town board last week
the mayor suggested that at least
six ornamental light poles be plac-
ed at various points about town and
the matter met with the hearty ap-
prova1 OF the board. T. p. Morgan
and p. d. Wooley were appointed
a. q committee to investigate the
available kinds and get specifica-
tions. Poles carrying one globe ut
the top and two extending on eide
arms will probably be adapted.
The Greeley tribune., 1912-09-12
THE BULL MOOSE CRY

The following from = Kentucky
yay,er In one Of the Bull MO0sse songs
that are going the rounds:
my country, tits Of ME
Sweet land Of mostly ME-
M ME- I yell
Perkins, Bill Flynn and ME-
All rule belongs to ME-
For president take ME
Or 90 to h-l."
The Greeley tribune., 1912-09-12

Governor Wilson has hit the nail
squarely on the head In his treat
nsent Of the labor prOblem In his
Buffalo speech With characteristic
thOrOughness the next president has
handled the subject Of the minimum
wage In such = way AZ to leave moth
ing further to he said.
The Greeley tribune., 1912-09-12

a,U,ettes must not he wOrn' -
..,;.e, ~, the state game warden.
TI,at fellow had better not run ~"
offic, 20 long rs the women nave
vote.
King Alfonso of Spain complains
that he II . victim OF too h"c.'
,uI,Aher-in.law, There are some a.
a,csions that even kings must en-
dure.
Tbev are still discussing reform
In .ro,man's dress hut II Is . gSeA
de.i like political refOrms-the1e Is
. 0rrat deal OF talk with mlGhty
little result.
France is talking Of increasin9 tne
bounty paid to fathers OF % se
families. Looks as though Alder
man Enright could make killing
by turning Frenclunan.
a bunch of West Virginia girls
rave banded together and declaiss.
they never will quit wearing uSn.
skirts. Well, anyhow, that oush'
to make the spankings more e"e''-
tive.
The water Of Greeley Is fmproS'
ing all the time, according 70 une
report Of the city physician h".
Evans and Nlilliken need not get
nervous.
There was slight oversight on
the part OF the committee on ar
ransements when Governor johnson
visited Greeley. Big Mac was not
invited to he u member OF the recei'-
ton COMMITTEES.
The suyar trusts candidate for
senator SAYS that he doesn't know
~ any smelling trust in Colorado.
THERE'S a guy that ought to 60 10
night school instead Of the United
States senate.
News dispatches said that q man
b;tten by a rattlesnake at Fort Lup-
ton was given proper attention ."-
ue,<fiately. How could he get tie
right attention Immediately In Fort
LuptOn?
Secretary kinsella says that the
Weld county fair will have the finest
display of agricultural products
west Of the Atlantic ocean. 1t must
h, admitted that he is covering some
territory.
George w. Perkins. multi-million-
aire hacker Of Roosevelt, says that
money is not all there is in life. No,
but we never saw = poor man back
ing a political campaign.
Vermont, the ''barOmeter state.
showed q large decrease In the vote
for Taft. A straw, rs it were. show
ing which way the wind will be
blowing about November 5.
An anxious inquirer wants to
know what Roosevelt will do II he
Goes to the white house March 4.
Probably he will shake hands with
tho occupant and say. Good morn
ing. President Wilson"
Fort Lupton had . picture show
on Sunday, which probably will
hring . howl Of indignation from
the people who ride around In their
autos ON Sunday and do not approve
Of breaking the Sabbath.
A Fort Collins paper printed .
lot of canditiatee' pictures and head
ed tho layout ~ - page Of freaks".
The editor IL still alive, hut IL fSOarse
from explaining how the make up
man came to make the mistake.
Well, there will be ut least three
tickets In Weld county.
A Weld county Lady preacher lost
the suit case containing her clothes.
hence the nseetinGs had to be post
poned. Who would ask . lady to Oc-
cupy . pulpit witfsOut-Great Scott,
what is this leading to?
At the hest day meeting in Dem
yer there Was talk Of 1S more sugar
factories in Colorado. Looks like
crusher for the stand pat republi-
cans who are bowling that all Of tire
factories will he shut down, unless
Big Bill Taft Is elected.
The Greeley tribune., 1912-09-12

Our annual offer OF old summer
clothes for . new winter overcoat is
on again.
About all that Il left for Big Mac
to do now is to show himself = good
loser.
Those republican "grand rallies
are fine things for the men whose
wives are away.
The weather mans straw hat
must be worn out, judging from the
way he is acting.
II this weather keeps up we will
soon be daring the ice man to come
in instead of begging him to.
That must have been . fastidiOus
burglar who took . nail file from
his victim and left = diamond stud.
Bryan says that Teddy is loser
this year. Somehow, We always do
agree with Bryan ON important sub
jects.
Some Of the Colorado candidates
seem to be initiating Teddy in maxi
ing $4,000 word answers to their
opponents.
Now that we have got the county
hooks Strengthened out, let's be care
full not to put any one in charge
who will blot them.
Wonder when any more stand pat
republican ''grand rallies" are to he
held? They are fine places to go
when you want to be alone.
There is some class to Weld
county, politically speaking. An
other nice little ticket was added to
tho List yesterday.
Erie Is to have side lights. Pretty
nearly everybody is after something
ON the side in these piping times Of
rapid changes.
Potato day will he the Last cele-
bratiOn in Weld county until No
vember 5. when there will be =
''clean up day. II the court house.
Taft made . speech In Boston dur
ing which he told the people 1t was
mo fun to he president. Well. he
won't fsave to stand It much longer.
We haven't seen any more repub-
1ican meetings advertised since tho
late lamented frost handed the sugar
trust candidate for senator.
Some railroads are trying to pro.
vent kissing ON trains, but so long
~ there are tunnels and bridal
couples travelling there Is not much
hope for 1t.
A Questionable decision by the
umpire in county league hall game
Sunday may change the standing Of
tho clubs, besides starting . lot OF
feeling. Relieve us, the umpire is
some guy In the summer time.
Merle Vincent and Stand Pat Tom
Ihcvine publicly debated the ques.
tion. WAS the Taft nomination
,Sto3en?' According to the report Of
the proceeding in the newspaper
owned by Tom Devine he won.
The Greeley tribune., 1912-09-12

The new Columbia
as announced III til
Saturday Evening Post.
Full size and comp
the new tone-co4trol sh1
1-Order us to send the
to your home with th
stration Record.
2-Send it back if Your
ears tell YOU it is NJ
and finer and far bette
than any instrument
heard or sac AIDED
anything like its pricd
| 3-Pay for it, if YOU k(
four payments OF S 4
a month, with no inter1
The Eclipse plays
records by all the grea,
UtfhoHf exception. A
guarantee goes out wit
instrument,
If you have been {
yourself OF the endless el
that only a Columbia c;
certainly price need III
stand in the way.
The Greeley tribune., 1912-09-12

Bring the children to pI,I ,,I
and throat specialist ne r,' !,
hnr inr to the camfeld hotel tn IT,
Friday and SATURDAY Sep,eI. ad
"a and IA. Consultation and :
nation free.
The Greeley tribune., 1912-09-12

v,oR SALE-OR WILL IhAun,
tur. and furnishing, ioi ,o'nH,' W,
,nu housr OF ld rooms. thuN h"'
Ing House. 81 sth Ave,
The Greeley tribune., 1912-09-12

v,oR SALE AT A sACRlFub,-Sn%, S% ~
about mile SOU ii ul ''e,, '',,.r,, ii
lnnd Is in j parre Is - l,..i,ar. lJ' " ad,
whole. For further pgf'l'Gr.n'r,n rnrn II
isch. owner. Grand Valley 'O"''' =
The Greeley tribune., 1912-09-12

The weather mans straw hat
must be worn out, judging from the
way he Is acting.
The Greeley tribune., 1912-09-12
Geo. A. Ba
1889 Sixth Ave.
Phone Greeley
WANT al

rsTRAYEp OR STOLEN ~
T. ranch north Of Goodrirh .o1
mare I years old, branded on lrlt y
brown mar" mule 10 Srh.' uu' w
left shoulder and a ,mall sroN,n
front ankle. Last seen .s,'"'tiu'1 v .,.
Grow Creek country. NO" tesa1 u
formation to recover salllr, Auu'
Hnrmoninu. Goodrich, Coo
The Greeley tribune., 1912-09-12

That must have been . fastidious
burglar who took q nail file from
his victim and left . diamond stud.
The Greeley tribune., 1912-09-12

II this weather keeps up we will
soon be daring the ice man to come
in instead of begging him to.
The Greeley tribune., 1912-09-12

TRIBUNE ADS BRING RESULTS
The Greeley tribune., 1912-09-12

Bryan says that Teddy is q loser
this year. Somehow, we always do
agree with Bryan ON important sub
jects.
The Greeley tribune., 1912-09-12

Merle Vincent and Stand Pat Tom
1evine publicly debated the ques-
ti0n, WAS the Taft nomination
'Sto3en?" According to the report OF
the proceeding in the newspaper
owned by Tom Devine he won.
The Greeley tribune., 1912-09-12
| lEI@ COLORADO EDITORIAL ASSOCIATION

Our annual offer Of old summer
clothes for . new winter OvercOat Il
on again.
The Greeley tribune., 1912-09-12

At the hest day meeting in Dem
yer there Was talk Of 1S more sugar
factories in Colorado. Looks like q
crusher for the stand pat rePubli-
cans who are bowling that all Of tie
factories will he shut down, unless
Big Bill Taft Is elected.
The Greeley tribune., 1912-09-12

About all that Il left for Big Ma
to do now is to show himself goo<
loser.
The Greeley tribune., 1912-09-12

Those republican ''grand rallies
are fine things for the men whose
wives are away.
The Greeley tribune., 1912-09-12

Some Of the Colorado candidates
seem to be initiating Teddy in maxi
ing $4,000 word answers to their
opponents.
The Greeley tribune., 1912-09-12

Now that we have got the county
hooks Strengthened out, let's be care
full not to put any one in charge
who will blot them.
The Greeley tribune., 1912-09-12

Aierettes must not he worn, ~
,.,,,eino to the state game warien'
Tr,.t fellow had better not run 'o'
office 50 long As the wo''H"' '"'e
vote.
The Greeley tribune., 1912-09-12

A Questionable decision by the
umpire in q county league hall game
Sunday may change the standing OF
the clubs, besides starting . lot OF
feeling. Relieve us, the umpire IL
some guy In the summer time.
The Greeley tribune., 1912-09-12

Wonder when any more stand pat
republican ''grand rallies" are to he
held? They are fine places to go
when you want to be alone.
The Greeley tribune., 1912-09-12

king Alfonso Of Spain complains
that he u . victim OF TOO i'.N
m1,thes-in-law. There are some -
a,ctions that even kings must s'"-
dur0
The Greeley tribune., 1912-09-12

Potato day will be the Last ceae-
bration in Weld county until No
vember 5, when there will be .
s'clean up day" ~ the court house.
The Greeley tribune., 1912-09-12

There is some class to Weld
county, politically speaking. An
other nice little ticket was added to
the List yesterday.
The Greeley tribune., 1912-09-12

Some railroads are trying to pro-
~ there are tunnels and bridal
couples travelling there Is not much
hope for 1t.
The Greeley tribune., 1912-09-12

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The Greeley tribune., 1912-09-12

Erie Is to have side lights. Pretty
nearly everybody is after something
on the side in these piping times Of
rapid changes.
The Greeley tribune., 1912-09-12

We haven't seen any more repub-
1ican meetings advertised since tho
late lamented frost handed the sugar
trust candidate for senator.
The Greeley tribune., 1912-09-12

Taft made . speech In Boston dur
ing which he told the people 1t waa
mo fun to he president. Well. he
won't lsave to stand It much longer.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1912-03-09
BIG DEMAND FOR 1911 COINS
CIar,or for New Quarters and Halves
Greater Than Uncle Sam Was
Able to Supply.

There was an extraordinary de
mand in the east and south, character.
istic of the Christmas holiday season
for quarters and half dollars OF the
1911 issue.
Washington treasury officials were
unable to determine whether the de.
mand was produced by desire OF
people to make small presents tc
their friends in new money or a wish
of the banks to advertise to their
patrons that they were distributing
1911 coins. There is always a strong
public sentiment in favor OF new
money.
Because OF this strong demand,
which was probably 20 per cent larg-
er than ever before. word was sent
they need make no more applications
for new quarters and halves coined
at the Philadelphia mint, as that in
situation had more orders than 1t
could care for.
There is piled up in the treasury
office a total Of $17,500,000 in these
denominations Of various dates. and
the mint bureau does not want to ir-
ease that amount
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1912-03-09
COURT OPINIONS IN SKELETON
Chief Justice White lnvents Labor
Saving Device for Transmitting
Sense of Decisions.

Skeleton opinions have been In
vented by Chief Justice White. to re
lieve the Supreme court of the
United States OF much labor. He has
named them officially memorandum"
opinions.
This new sort OF opinion was de-
signed to meet the heavy demands up
on the time and energies of the jus.
tees, due to the increased number of
cases taken under adyisement since
Chief Justice White came to the head
of the court 1t will relieve the JUS
tices from making an exhaustive
statement in regard to all the facts
and law concerned In each case. and
yet will give 20 litigants more reasons
for the courts decision than would
be contained in the time honored per
curiam" opinions.
Skeleton or memorandum" opin,
ions were recently given for the first
time and their nature was revealed
when the written opinions were filed
with the clerk of the court These
show that the justices take various
views OF what a skeleton opinion
may be. Justice Lamar announced
memorandum opinion In which
everything said was based on cited
authority. Justice Lurton, on the
other hand. prepared one in which not
a single authority was cited.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1912-03-09
BANK IN THE PHILIPPINES
Agricultural Institution Established
There Has Made a Remarkably
Good Showing.

DuQng the period from October l,
1905. No May 20. 1911, the Agricultural
Rank q the Philippines made 1855
loans. advancing in all 4ss 500 pesos
ts249.300).
No person or corporation can bor-
row less than s25 gold. nor more than
sl2 500 from the bank. The rate OF
interest charged is 10 per cent per
annum, and the maximum period tor
which a loan may be made is ten
years
or the GA applications received.
81 We're refused because title was de-
fective or applicant had no title what
ever Tin all cases where the applicants
detective title could be perfected he
was given instructions az to how to do
sol, lol applicants were refused be-
cause of the amounts requested being
out OF proportion to the value OF the
security offered, 81 have been with
drawn by the applicants. 10 have been
refused as the loans requested were
for other than agricultural purposes.
IL have been acted on favorabiy, but
are awaiting signature to and regis
hands Of various provincial boards for
appraisement of the value oil the Sc
curity offered
About a year ago the bank com
municated with the provincial officials
throughout the islands with a view
to obtaining information as to why
requests for loans We're not more
numerous. and the replies received
Were, without exception to the effect
that the people possessed neither
royal nor Torrens titles and that the
requirements for securing good titles
were so complicated and expensive
that the people would not attempt
to secure them, Recently, however.
system has been inaugurated by the
government to aid the people in ac.
quiring Torrens titles, but the system
has not been in effect sufficiently long
TO show any appreciable results.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1912-03-09
MINING APPLICATION NO. O1e4c6
MINERAL SURVEY NO. I925s.
Q. 5. Land Office.

Ndifaa ifgnHer ir GGor9rado Gar9,a February 9. 1912,
proved May 10. 1872, Frank SlesS AZ p Mari ap7
bF Royal X. Graham, his attorney in
,aGt' whose postoffice is Idaho Springs,
Golo;, has made application for a patent
iqf l.3o3 linear teet on the Success. New
hope, Laltfc, Suntang and Newburv
t1','o t1s,.'es > tearing Gold and Silver, with
SGFIace ground 30 feet in width respec-
siFelE, situate in Spanish 5ar and ida
~ ~ Hsi;tilias s;lis Distrlcts, Clear Creek Coun-
-, -, 9tate '.. OF Colorado, and described in
81 81 tiee, as follows, VIZ; Success Lode, be-
ginning at Cor. No. l whence the II. i
ss s w. s. 5i5ss I s + T. ibs8cs % W. bears sas IS S
5S7'S 81 ", to Cor. No. 2, thence N. 40o r.
" " l.si T. # to Cor; No: 3, thence n g. 50;
S5; 3 fi';. III 70 70 Cor; No. I thence n. go
% E- 9o4.33 II. to Cor. No. s. thence
: 80 p ISe.S #; 10 Cor. No. I. thence
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thence S, So E. sso..7 tG # to cor cor No: Ns
~, thence $. 10 w. .42sos it. to Cor.
40. l. the place of beginning. New Hops
Lode Beginning at Cor. No. i. whencs,
ba. me \. 4 Cor See. 3. 7. 4. S. r. 73. w.
Ssa[S e 20. S W = ,4S a. ", s2s7s It, theme
thence n. So so' E 1900 it. to to Cor. or No
Z. thenee teee 20 70 Pa. e; 1917 N r to Cor No
Lode Beginning at Cor. No. /. whence
bears S. IL f9r se3 W :; Z: 4, s. R 70, W.
10 ". 1901 #. to COR Ma. q thence
~ 90 $0' f. 1900 TT. to Cor. No. 3.
thtnce 3 10 Z. 1907 it. to Cor No /
t.hence ;. 5G 80 w 1,50O #. to Cor No
J. me place of beginning. SuntanE
LIoue Beginning at Cor. No. 1. whence
tie y. = Cor. sec. 3. T. L. S r. "a. W.
Ds.3r D.. rs ao - ~ w. G,754.1 it., thence ~
X 5o Y. l5o IT, to Cor. No. 2, thence
4: \: o. go F. 1,590 IT. to Cor, No. 4.
h hfhfe t ; & 3s 30. W. 500 ft. to Cor
9, ~ L. dhe place Of beginning New
,tl p4lry Lode. Beginning at Cor. No. 1.
MNiisHce " the n. 4 Cor. Sec. g. T g. s r
- W., bears 5. 197 49, w 675a RI
) 5h.nce N. o6 80, f. 1.500 IT. to Cor. No
9 tnence 5. 81 so Z. $50 # to Cor M
.: tnenee $. 55' 30' w. 1900 Fl 10 cor
40. J. thence n. 80 3O' W. $50 Fl 10 The
pace of beginning % " 'e
containing 16.925 acres expresslv or
Septilg Spg and excluding all conflict with
1IurNeys I1,ny Nos. 1877, 1929, 1850 and
-, 800 and forming portion Of the un-
ssLubHivlded Twp. s., Range 73 w Of
tne sixth Principal Meridian. Said To-.
caIon helng recorded in volumes 1so
ana ls4. pages 405, 4O6. 424. 400 Of TIC
rado 'uhtS' Soio-
adjoining. claimants owners of tn.
ABOVE mentioned surveys
c. D. FORD.
4,;rst ,,.., Register.
Last publication April 20, 1912
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1912-03-09

Lincoln Beachey, afr his flight
over Niagara Falls in a biplane was
congratulated on his daring by a re-
porter.
But l wasn't daring" the aviator
said. Il put my machine only to such
ordeals as l knew it could withstand.
In flying, as in love, we must run no
risks"
He laughed softly.
I know" he said. "a young woman
about to wed who decided. at the last
moment. to test her sweetheart. So.
selecting the prettiest girl she knew.
she said to her, though she knew n
was great risk:
III arrange for Jack to take you
out tonight-a walk on the beach In
the moonlight, a lobster supper and all
that sort Of thing-and want YOU IN
order to put his fidelity to the proof
to ask him for a kiss"
The other girl laughed. blushed
and assented. The dangerous plot was
carried out. Then, the next day. the
girl in love visited the pretty bne and
said anxiously:
Well, did you ask himr
No. dear
No? Why notr
didn't get chance. He asked
me first"
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1912-03-09
Read The Siftings News

The small evergreens Oh the mountain
side ncrih OF town are a relief to the
monotony Of the rocky view and should
be preserved. Yet at times some one
climbs p d cuts some. Several part
les have reported such this week. Who
ever has auth ri'y or control OF tt es-
bills should see that this destruction is
stopped. 1t is also stated that there is
law 9ganst advertising on the rocks
or deiaclpg hem with |, tiers or painted
s'gus. Tho ST may st EN- like small
matters but the preservation OF natural
conditions, especially around city that
has the attra ctivntss as has Idaho
Springs. should be zealously guarded
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1912-03-09

There is scarcely a question
but that Colonel Roosevelt woc.ld
be highlv gratified # lie could az
ply the Recall, to some letters
that he has written regaro
ing a re nomination and that ar,
given newspaper publicity a
promin ut politician and very
SucCe- ~ful one. stated that he
would rather ride two hundred
miles to talk important politics
with a man than write a letter
He could not deny what he wrote
but he had a chance to nullifv
what the other fellow might say
about an Interview of a personal
nature
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1912-03-09

Il would seem, Judg ng frcm
William Jennings Bryan actions,
that he is aiming to pick out the
weakest candidates for the demo
cratic party to nominate for Pres
ident Perhaps he has in mind
his three defeats for this h Oh
Office and considers that It would
be a reflection ou his political
career TO have a man step in aud
win out the first trial after he had
made three unsuccessful attemte
TO live In the White House. Ii
would be hard blow to the thrice
nominated candidate to have
democrat elecss ed after his exper-
ience in aiming to fill the pres
idential chair. However Mr Bryan
need not be alarmed. President
Taft will be nominated and elected.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1912-03-09

1t keeps Teddy busy explain
ing about his candidacy. The
more he explains the deeper he
seems to get into the mudlle.
" bile he states that he has not
been a candidate, yet his letters
to special irien Is would indicate
that he has not been adverse to
getting their support. With the
assertion that he was not a Candi-
date. there has been some plain
winking in the direction OF the
White House. His special friends
have not construed these wink-
unfavorably but have kept pulling
the strings for his nomination.