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The Greeley tribune., 1912-07-18


used by all political parties for
nominating all state aud county
oticcrs this fall does away entirely
Win the old style nominating con.
,entions. In their places each party
has what Is called an assembly. Tho
manner of electing delegates to the
assembly Is the same IS IL was In
,be old convention days, that Is,
s,rty caucuses arc held in each pre-
cinct a. heretofore and the dele
yates are there selected. The AS
.emblies are opened ~ heretofore,
and, after such committees ~ are
necessary are through reporting,
names OF candidates to be placed On
Ike primary ballot for every Office
to be filed, are called for, exactly
AS In the old conventions.
Here the first change comes. AT.
ter the names Of persons for ANY
office are before the assembly, one
ballot Is taken and only one, for ut
not nominated. they are merely
designated as candidates ON the di-
rect primary ballot. Tie best and
only way to make this clear Is by
example.
For instance we will use the Of
flee Of county commissioner Ut Ii
the same for all Ofrices): 6uppOs.
ing there were 800 delegates In the
assembly aud four men wese want
ing to he commissioner, John hos.
Richard Roe, James COe and samuel
Low. Each name II placed before
the assembly ~ heretofore. When
l. a l.. k~>A
Doe received no votes, Roo 00
votes, COe IS votes and Low %
votes. These names will then be
ordered placed On the primary bal-
lot with tho exception Of Mr.. Low.
who received oaly 70 v0tes, for the
Law states that each name coming
before the assembly nost gct et
least 10 per cent 0f the assembly
vote beforc his nsnse Co 70 on tho
ballot - an assembly candidate.
The Law expressly forbd<1s any moro
oallOting for thAE o1Ice.
The ssme psocoedfng - carried
out with every o6ice to be 111ed and
after tire assembly has adjourned
these various names arc cegtt0ed to
before tho coaoty clerk. The peS.
mary electtOa WSstch n0WinateU t1De
tiCACt tAD0 0D0b BtoR kAA st10 ooW
Law. 1t b hesd 2ep1eashee 10.
CANDIDATES BY PETITION
There - anottIev way in W1sesA
caadiSlates who do ~ eone bsisve
tho assembly can have tlsetF names
PIT o. tho primary hAmst, ard thsa
II By peeietoa. Asain using H.
nnDe of Mr.. Low. He EUssived oa1y
- vsees n To asscun1. h = -
Vgav1soe % - ont an6 s1RculA4e .
Vso11e1n ansae - vs1sua. anA n
- soecee<is ID esstinG - 1snst l0o
sl91sfares oe pessoas heeh1Kiag -
his poage3csl party and pseoents
that pe1iti0o to tho coaaty clerk his
naAse wfa then be plared On tie pes-
mary ballot, aloaG with tho Others,
ss . candidate for the n0aaiuAe6on
for county commissi00es. Any 0Glser
'sarsOa has the privilege of doing
the sa,ue thing and for any other
Office tftat Mr.. low Or any Of these
others noy seek; 50 II n possible -
The Greeley tribune., 1912-07-18
VOTE NEAR1
UNANIMl0I|
POUDRE'
District Land po,,.
tract 10 Ger Sono S
plctc Greeley.r ".

Pierce July l5.-ny|
to : an extension Of N
la,s !" the contract to n
aSa az and a side bond !
200 was ratified by ~ n
n,.. IN the Greeley,po Pond, d.
district Saturday.
"A, Although a caava, I
made yet it is know, !
Is Is a majority of tbs J
the district. Thu 'as Il
was 10 for and i"g ) avg
+, top and at Cant'ss'aai lsai
Ihree weeks apo ,o'u
deal was closed "s9 ase
ger whereby Ili,f ",,a ,a,
100000 block Of s,,a baa
mense apartment soas SVaa
turns .rI from the ao,.s rvrs
VIII be used in the lna'
the plains system r' nt ;,
contractors win recsirs q,
OF their back nav i's ,'s
Will be secured by ba,a a,a
in the district feel tS,t tta,
no delay in the eoms ra,
project now that Ss tbs
bond Issue has BEEN
HreW Reservoir has
cubic feet OF water viii
ing In to fill it to its y
The Greeley tribune., 1912-07-18
TlFR PfRINARY ELNyTON
+ + + + + + + f. + + !. !. !, + :.
LIGHTNING STUNS FAMILY

= Kerssy. July 1s.-While Mr.. !:
I. and MIS-. HAmmons and three ::
= children were eating supper on ::
+ Saturday night a bolt of light :
: ming struck the chimney Of the :
= house. descended into the ::
= room Whese they were eating :.
+ and stunned them. The box ::
!. followed the caves spout into :.
+ the ground after knocking ::
;: shingles from the roof. Ashes :.
+ were strewn over the family ::
+ but tkey were uninjured. Lit ::
+ the damage was done to the ::
i house.
= = = = . = + + + + + + + I. ::
The Greeley tribune., 1912-07-18
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CLOUnk8CRST HITS AUTO

; Kersey, July 15.-Twenty-
: seven sorry looking people I
!: piled out OF six autos last 1
; night after q run to the Forks I
: Hotel ON the Thompson. 1
: Everything went fine until
!: they started on the return trip. 1
= They struck . cloudburst this 1
!: side of Loveland and did not 4
. get infe kersey until 10 O'Clock 4
: last night. The families that 1
!: made the tip were Charles 4
Z Gardner. B. P. Books. u. N. 4
+ Henderson. Charles Williams.
+ l.. b Tucker and Fred James.
= = Z = + + + + = + + = + = 1
The Greeley tribune., 1912-07-18
Dog Was Not Mad

Kersey. July 13.-The dog that
bit the children Of w. G. Drummond
and George Yeagy has been turned
loose by Marshal. Fischer. after
watching for a week for signs of
rabies. 1t developed that tho dog
was teased and to protect himseif
the animal bit the children.
The Greeley tribune., 1912-07-18
Wintlsor VI. Ioxelaatl

Windsor. July 13.-Windsor will
cross bats with the fast Loveland
team tomorrow. Windsor claims
that 1t IL leading In the Weld county
league and that LaSalle has not
played ~ many games ~ record
ed. Poor will work on the mound
for the locals and Kirk will bo BE-
hind the bat.
The Greeley tribune., 1912-07-18

Mr.. and Mrs. Rea. who have peen
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Orman
returned to their homo In fueoio
today.
The Greeley tribune., 1912-07-18

Maybe the new auto club win do
something toward fixing the roads
that the county commissioners nave
neglected 10, these many years.
The Greeley tribune., 1912-07-18

MI. ana Mrs. G. u. Robb,ns and
iamily left this morning for Estes
Park, where they viii; 81. ,o 49, -
weeks. spene Two
The Greeley tribune., 1912-07-18

So long IS the Japs are first In
irrigation they can hardly be ciasstu
a. anything but desirable citizens.
The Greeley tribune., 1912-07-18

Come on candidates, it Is about
dkne you began kissing the babies
and passing around unsnlOkable
sigArs.
The Greeley tribune., 1912-07-18

II the craze for animal pets does
not stop soon we may expect 10 ran
into a baby rhinOcerOus or boa con-
strictor in the dark hallway ON the
wa4 home from a late session Of the
lodge some night.
The Greeley tribune., 1912-07-18

Otto E. Smith of Severance seems
~ have had u rougheF time with
the authorities than the Weld
County Grafters ssOciatiOn ever
thought OF having.
The Greeley tribune., 1912-07-18
MNR COLORADO DITQRAL ASSOCIATION

So long IS the Japs are first II
irrigation they can hardly be ciaSse<
a. ANYTHING but desirable citizens.
Come on candidates, it Is abOu
dnue you began kissing the babie'
and passing around unsmOkaDl'
sigArs.
Maybe the new auto club will d.
something toward fixing the ro'a1it
that the county commissioners have
neglected 10, these many years.
Otto T., Smith of Severance seems
- have had u rougheP time with
the authorities than the Weld
County Grafters . sSOciatiOn ever
thought OF having.
III the craze for animal pets does
not stop soon we may expect TO ran
into baby rhinOcerOus OF boa con-
strictor in the dark hallway on the
wa4 home from u late session O( the
lodge some night
Cheer up, the people in the east
are dying OF heat while we have
just begun To perspire = little.
England is telling Uncle Sam how
te run the Panama canal. She has
tried that twice before. Oh well,
everybody knows what happened.
The last stand OF y dying party.
made last Saturday At the court
house might be pathetic IL 1t wasn't
50 ludicrOus.
IL the Weld county progressive
republicans stand for the deal they
got last Saturday at tho hands OF
Big Mac they don't deserve = vote.
From all We can learn Of crop
conditions in Weld county there will
be rich pickings for automobile
asalesn'en around this SECTION neat
fall.
A Greeley man has been elected
president Of the State Bar assoGa-
ton. But then that doesn't mean
an anti-prohibition bar-it is oaly
a bunch Of lAwyers.
1t looks ~ though the only thing
the man who doesa't hke policies
- -
Africa or tho South Sea IaIaal1s nm
I'll next November Q.
Dean Martyr Hart Of Denver has
settled the question that has arisen
over the existence Of . liferal hell
with the lake of fire and other trim
mings. He says there Is one.
We herewith apologize for any
thing we have said regarding the
Weld county republican steam roller
being out Of business. 1t hAs got
the national roller skinned . mile.
Wonder what's become Of the
grand jury cases against Buaander?
Remember that these showers
make the weeds grow as well or bet-
ter than the crops.
While waiting for the election
4oturns next November do not for.
get to swat the ny.
We hope soon to begin economic
ing by smoking cigars donated R
candidates, as they can't get By Us
-Dy kissing any babies.
In = few yoars from now tte
Enright family can come pretty
near electing the democratic ticket
without any outside help.
Taft says that he will not stumE
'conntry during the campaign. HI
probably will be busy packing NJ
his things at tho white house pro
parAtOry to moving March 5.
The Greeley tribune., 1912-07-18

Cheer up, the people in the east
are dying OF heat while we have
Just begun To perspire = little.
The Greeley tribune., 1912-07-18

Results certain VIII the Tribune
V.nt adj.
The Greeley tribune., 1912-07-18

England is telling Uncle Sam how
te run the Panama canal. She has
tried that twice before. Oh well.
everybody knows what happened.
The Greeley tribune., 1912-07-18

The last stand OF y dying party.
made last Saturday At the court
house might be pathetic IL 1t wasnt
50 ludiCrOus.
The Greeley tribune., 1912-07-18

II the Weld county progressive
republicans stand for the deal they
got last Saturday at tho hands Of
Big Mac they don't deserve . vote.
The Greeley tribune., 1912-07-18

conditions in Weld county there will
be rich pickings for automobile
salesn'en ssh around this sssson nea'
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-10-05
MISS CURTIS,
INJURED, WINS
WAY TO FINALS

Manchester, Vt. oct. 6--Mss Mar
garet Curtis of Boston. playing with
badly crippled hand. caused by cut
ting herself on n broken window at
her home. and Mrs Ronald II Barlow
Of Philadelphia won their matches
Yesterday in the semi final round OF
the National Womans Golf champion
ship at the Essex Country club. They
win meet today IN the finals, provided
that Miss Curtis Is in condition to
play.
The defeated players Miss Grace
Semple Of St Louis and Miss Katherine
Mellus or Los Angeles, win receive the
bronze medals
Miss curtis was obviously handicap
ped by her injury in the match with
Miss Mellus- The players were even
at the turn and had a ding dong con
test all the way. winning on the home
hole.
should Mrs Barlow win today she
win be the first married woman to
wear championship honors
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-10-05
Ed WALSH READY
FOR CITY SERIES
White Sox Star Hurler, in
Final Workout, Trims
Detroit 7 to 2.

Detroit, Mich. Oct SD Walsh, the
"bis moose" Of the White Sox camp.
had his final workout yesterday before
taokltng the Cubs in the opentnE game
of the Chicago seres next Tuesday, and
Ed showed he was fit He trimmed the
Detroit Tigers neatly and precisely
70 . He allowed only six hits. and
most Of those came late in the game
after the victory was assured.
The big fellow was sick Thursday
night and complained all morning u
Illness. Somethtus he had eaten did
not agree With him, Sc he claimed I'd
didn't know whether 1t WAS the pork
chops the roast beef. the sausage, the
stewed chicken. the ice cream, or just
which one Of the things he had eaten
had disagreed with him
anyway. when I'd says he's sick it
means it's time for him to pitch, for
ne does his best while suffering IN
tenselv. 50 Manager Callahan paid no
attention to the complaint but sent
hi min just to see that his great right
arm is working in proper form.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-10-05
SIR THOMAS
Upton TO ISSUE
CHALLENGE

London oct. 5-slr Thomas Upton
win sail from Liverpool on Saturday
IN the steamship caronia for New
York In an Interview today Sir
Thoas reiterates his previous state
ment that while New York, he will
try to arrange a challenge for the
American cup The only question is
whether the New York Yacht club Will
accept a challenge under the universal
rules Sir Thomas said he did not pro-
pose to suggest au international rule.
although he thinks that would be bet
ter than the universal ones. He add
ed ! wiz only ask them 10 accept
under their own rule, What is good
enough for Uncle Sam is good enough
for me ! am downright eager to
challenge. I am told" Sir Thomas con
tinued, that some members of the
New York Yacht club oppose accept
ing a challenge under the universal
rules. but I do not think that opinion
Is held generally"
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-10-05
Plays and Players

Eleanor Kent IS to have a role in
The Gypsy"
It is said Lillian Russell is really to
return 70 the vaudeville stage
The Little Minister may be turned
into an opera for Alice Nielsen.
Estelle Wentworth has been engaged
for ducal court opera in Germany.
Henry Miller is to produce new play.
The Black Flag" after the holidays
Cohan & Harris viii this season
produce Tho Frame-Up.'' a comedy BY
Roy Atweu.
Sam Demands new Lehar opera for
this season has been christened All for
the Ladies'"
Richard earle Is now interpolating
some songs OF his own into the musical
play The Girl from Montmartre.
Programs are to be sold in All the
Shubert New York theatres. according
to an apparently reliable report
Nine. Simone is to appear in q play
called The Modern Way" by Macdon
aid Hastings, author of The New Sin "
Rosine Henley, daughter of F. J.
Henley. and Helen Bertram viii be in
, the cast of The Daughter Of Heaven.
[. II. Sothern and Julia Marlowe viii
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-10-05
S ? q X 7 S
FOOTBALL
SEASON
OPENED


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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-10-05
JAP TO PLAY
FOR CUE TITLE

New York. oct. "a worlds cham
pionship, billiard tournament with a
Japanese player, Kot Yamada as
conspicuous figure. vii ltake place in
New York the latter part Of Novem-
Der. The tournament. at 1872 balk
line. viii establish championship to
succeed the one that lapsed last June
by virtue Of having been held for two
Years by Winie Hoppe. An appropri-
ate challenge trophy and cash prizes
Of $4,000 Will be offered. The pro-
spective entrants include Hoppe. Slos-
son, Cline and DAILY OF New York, SUIT
ton and Demarest Of Chicago, Taylor of
Milwaukee. and Cutler of Boston.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-10-05
SPEED CARNIVAL
HELD AT PEORIA

Peoria. Ill. Oct 5-America's most
famous dirt track automobile drivers
who are not entered in the Milwaukee
races began a two days speed carni-
val at the National Implement and We
hicle show Yesterday afternoon. wild
Bill" Endicott Fitzpatrick. Nikrent
Monkmeir and Disbrow are to com
pete IN the twenty events scheduled
for the two days. Forty thousand
people were present yesterday after
noon. The weather was good and the
track lightning fast.
Some smoke-that Clarence Darr~w
olgari It satiaaes
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-10-05

The Wall Street Girl"
Olga Nethersole viii appear in The
Awakening Of Helena Ritchie" in Lon
don. having leased the English rights
Of the play from Margaret Anglin
w s. Hart. who was with The Trail
Of the Lonesome Pins" last season. VIII
appear this season IN vaudeville win
tabloid versions OF the old favorites.
Josephine Victor. who made such
pronounced hit III "Chanticler" as the
Pheasant Hen. viii be tile leading wo-
man IN the wedding Journey in
which Arnold Daily VIII star
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-10-05
CHICAGO AUTO
RACER HURT

Mason City. Ia. Oct. Sc. J. Cannar.
the Chicagoan who drove the colby
Red Devil" the car that killed Billy
Pierce Of Sioux city, suffered a broken
arm and internal injuries in an auto
race at Albert Lea, MINI. He was
after the record. and at the first turn
his auto skidded and turned over three
times and went over an embankment.
He is IN critical condition.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-10-05

Milwaukee. Wis. oct. 5.-The Grand
Prize. Americas most celebrated road
race for automobiles of unlimited pis-
ton displacement. Will start here today
with ten certain entries and possibly
eleven Two Of the original nominees
for the event have Withdrawn They
are Caleb Bragg of the Fiat team and
Ralph milford. Knox Barney Oldheld
probably will be an added starter.
Negotiations for the entry of one OF
e F. Hewlett's Flats practically have
been completed.
Nearly all Of the country's best
known drivers Of heavy machines are
in the lists. while the cars are the
fastest now in the United States. The
course is in better condition than ever
before and there IS no apparent reason
why the race should not produce fast
if not record breaking time The
heavier cars viii lhave more difficulty
in passing on the straightaways and
this hindrance should cut the averages
more than it did in the vanderbilt cup
race.
Erwin Bergdon, winner OF the last
Tsairmount park road race is slight
favorite over Teddy Tetzlaff. holder Of
the worlds road racing record Tetz-
LARS failure to complete the Wander
bilt IS the cause for the sudden shift
in betting. is feared that he win
again drive his machine 10 injury
Tetzlan, however is second choice
with Ralph ne Palma third
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-10-05
OF SPORTS
FOR THE WE
SATURDAY.

, Grand prix automopfIe race at .
. Milwaukee =
0 Young Loughrey VS. Joe Bor- Q
. rell. 10 rounds, at Wilmington. .
. Del .
. yale Syracuse football game at e
. ew Haven, Conn. o
. Pennsylvania Dickinson foot Q
. ball game at Philadelphia. 9
. Prineeton-L ehigh football game .
o al Princeton. y. J. .
= Harvard Holy Cross football .
= game at Cambridge. Mass. .
= CoEneH-Oberlin football game .
= at Ithaca. =
. Brown Rhode Island state foot .
. ball game at Providence. R. L .
e Carlisle Indians Washington and 9
. Jefferson football game at Wash 6
y ington, Pa .
. Dartmouth Massachusetts state :
. football game at Hanover. n H =
= Navy-Johns Hopkins football 9
= game at Annapolis. Nd. Z
. Lafayette swarthmore football q
. game at Easton, Pa 4
. Michigan Case football game at i
. Ann Arbor. Mich. 4
q Nebraska Bellevue college foot 4
. ball game at Lincoln, Neb
. Chicago-Indiana football game 4
9 at Chicago. 4
. Northwestern-I,ake Forest foot 4
. ball game at Evanston. Ill
. A1innesota-Ames football game 4
. at Minneapolis
. Wisconsin Lawrence football I
. game at Madison, Wis
= Illinois college football
. game at Urbana, III.
Q South Carolina Wake Forest
q football game al Columbia, S. c.
3 Vanderbilt MaryvilIe college
. football game at Nashville, Tenn.
. North Carolina Davidson foot
. ball game at Charlotte, y. c.
q SUNDAY.
/ q close Of the season in the Ma
. tional aud American baseball
I . leagues.
. > . 0 Q o . . . . 9 . . = >
| You win say that Lavender cfga
/ cannot be beat if you try one
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-10-05

Couldn't beat it. bus nickel viii put
son IN possession Of package Of the
finest scrip tobacco On the market
MON sC0UT SCR AP-the peer of
then, all. Save tickets for valuable
Fl-escnts.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-10-05
Gnnlnn rndar

-. Louis Mt Chicago.
Ptftsbure Mt Cincinnati.
New York at BROOKLYN.
Philadelphia at Boston.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-10-05
NATIONAL LEAGUE.

Yesterdays Results.
brooklyn, :: New ork. 3.
Boston. -; Philadelphia ..
no other games scheduled.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-10-05

ed ahead of Madden. covering the five
miles In 4.59
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-10-05
Gnnncs TO-DAY.

Chicago nj Detroit.
Cleveland at Il. Louis.
Wmsbin@tOn at Ncy York.
Boston at PhiiadcIphia.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-10-05
BERGDOLL CHOICE
IN MOTOR CLASSIC
Fairmont Victor Favorite
for Grand Price Race at
Milwaukee Today.
FACTS ABOUT GRAND PRIZE.

FACTS ABOUT GRAND PRIZE.
start of race-10 a. m.
Course cI0sed-9 a
Probable number OF starters-T1Ieven.
Nations represented-America Ger
many. Italy.
DIstnnce--4O9 miles. or 81 laps.
Division Of prize money-S5.O00 TO
winner. $1,000 for second. $3.50 tor
third. $3.50 for fourth, and $500 for
fifth.
weather observation-disclosures Sat
urday; moderate and brisk southerIy
winds.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-10-05

You win say that Lavender eigai
cannot be beat if you try one.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1912-12-12
MAKING VERMONT KNOWN
State Publicity Bureau May Get
Larger Appropriation.

Montpelier, Dec. 1.-THE commit
tee on appropriations held meeting
Tuesday evening on S. bill %, appro-
priating $4,000 for continuation OF
the work of the publicity bureau.
Secretary of State Bailey told of
the organization of the department
and the issuing of the farm book for
which he has had nearly 2000 re-
quests. He read letters telling OF
the sale of farms in Vermont as
direct result of such advertising. He
also told of the issuing of the sum
mer books for 1911 and 1912 for
which he had calls from all parts of
the country. This year he received
from outside of Vermont 1884 re-
quests for the summer book. SecIe-
tary Bailey read letters showing
that many people came to Vermont
during the past summer az direct
result of such advertising and many
of the writer's were enthusiastic ov-
er the varied attractions of the
state.
]. H. Senter spoke of the efiici
ency of Mr.. Bailey as the head of the
publicity bureau and said that during
the past summer he had met prob
ably so tourists in Montpelier Tho
had copies of the summer book and
most of them had come to Vermont
as direct result of the work of the
publicity bureau. He thought the
passage of this bill would be one of
the best investments Vermont could
make.
w. II. Crockett also spoke in favor
of the measure as a means of devel-
oping Vermont.
At the close of the hearing Mr.
Bailey said that If the appropriation
should be granted it was his purpose
to divide the work into three parts
dealing with farm interests, indus
trial interests and summer tourists.
After the public hearing the com
mittee went into executive sessions,
Is of the 16 members being present.
and voted unanimously TO report the
bill favorably.