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The Greeley tribune., 1912-10-10
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DEALERS
ANSWER
GER DEFENDANTS RECITE
,pIR AGREEMENT ENDED
.sr FEBRUARY CASE no
n,rE UP FEBRUARY Fl

ns Denver lumber combine in an
wer" filed yesterday to the suit
IN will be heard before Judge
ehle october 81, in which 1t is
.oed that the lumber trust has
Gears bled the consumers of
brado by fixing prices and driv-
out of business all dealers who
4 to undersell it, admit that they
have a price-hxing agreement
that all contracts went through
entral Office in charge Of one L..
Carter.
his admission will probably be
most important feature of the
4 and 10 expected wholly to break
m the defense on the charge of
gal conspiracy.
fhe Denver dealers joining in the
Sfeesion are Thomas McCue. the
pcratic national committeeman
local boss of the corporation
(e; Fleming Brothers, Hallack &
Ward, the Hallack company, and
B. F. Salzer Lumber company,
resented by the tramway law
n. DOT86y 6uO I1u6h0o.
AcCue and his colleagues, by the
Nice Of their attorneys, took re-
ke in the plea that the confessed
|ense terminated last February,
d the illegal agreement is no
hger in operation.
They further make the contention
AT in combining to fix prices they
re acting within their inherent
d constitutional rights of enjoy
ent of liberty and property" and
ey demand equal protection of
w." meaning, presumably, against
e fleeced consumer.
In the face OF the profits known
have been made by the trust, the
alers contend that the "agree-
snt" to fix prices was made only
prevent the cutting of prices and
prevent doing business at IAN ac-
al loss. The prices fixed were
ch, they contend, as to give the
mbine only a bare profit.
The Greeley tribune., 1912-10-10
SEASON NOW ON
AT THE TEACHERS COLLEGE

This month is the rushing season
FOR the four sororities and two fra
ternities at the college. Parties.
teas, musicales. and many unique
entertainments are being given. In
vitations are out to an original party
to be given by the Theta Zeta Beta
sorority at the sorority house next
Tuesday evening. called Coon
Hunting Party" The members OF
the Chi Alpha Theta sorority give a
musicale this evening and other
parties will be given in the near fu-
ture.
The Greeley tribune., 1912-10-10
CLUB ENTER
TANNED BY BEER HONE

The members of the kensington
club were entertained Wednesday
afternoon at the beautiful home OF
Mrs. c. W. Beer. This is the sec
ond meeting of the year and the
ladies. as usual, spent delightful
afternoon with fancy work. There
were four guests aside from the
club members. Mrs. c. f. Mogg. Mrs.
Baird. Of Oklahoma. who is the
guest OF Mrs. Sears. Mrs. l.. Nj. Nc
Donald and Mrs. J. F. Mcconnell.
The hostess was assisted in serving
refreshments by Miss Blanche
Wadsworth and Miss Adeline Beer.
The Greeley tribune., 1912-10-10
prArxr.. CANNOT BE CURED

by local applications. as they cannot
reach the diseased portion of the ear.
ness. and that is by constitutional
remedies. Deafness Is caused by an
innamed condition Of the mucous lin
ing Of the Eustachian Tube. When
this tube IL in famed you have = rumb-
ling sound or imperfect hearing. and
when 1t is entirely closed. Deafness is
the result and unless the infiamma-
tion can be taken out and this tube
restored to it's normal condition. hear
ing will he destroyed forever; nine
cases out of ten are caused by Catarrh,
which II nothing but an infiamed con-
dttion Of the mucous surfaces.
We will give One Hundred Do!iarf
for any case of Deafness tcsuseo ny
cntarrh) that cannot be cured by HalTs
Catarrh Cure. Send for circulars free
Toledo, o.
Take Halls Family Pills for consti-
alton.
The Greeley tribune., 1912-10-10
AuLT PARENTS
ARE ORGANIZED

Ault. Oct. "a parents league
was organized at meeting held
as the result of an informal call
among patrons of the public schools
this week. A plan which had been
formulated by a special committee
was adapted. The purpose of the
league is to effect closer co-opera-
ton between teachers and patrons
of the schools. Regular meetings
are to be held every Friday after
noon. G. A. Gill was elected chair
man and Mrs. b. A. wilkins was
made secretary.
The Greeley tribune., 1912-10-10
IS DEAD AFTER
| LONG ILLNESS

After an illness of three months,
Mrs. Susan c. Roger, wife of ID. b.
Royer, passed away Monday evening
1t the family home at Morrill,. Neb.
Elmer Roger OF Greeley was sum-
moned to his mothers bedside last
Sunday and arrived there before she
passed away.
Mrs. Roger was stricken with
epoplexy In Greeley several months
egO. while here on a visit with her
Don and wife. She was taken to
her home only a few weeks ago.
Mrs. Roger was woman of many
admirable qualities. She lived in
Greeley for two years at one time
hnd has many friends here.
She Is survived by her husband,
|one son. Elmer Roger, two sisters
|and one brother. Funeral services
will be conducted at Morrill,.
The Greeley tribune., 1912-10-10
NEW CENTURY CLUB HOLDS
FIRST MEETING FOR YEAR

Mrs. Joseph Wilkinson enter
tanned the ladies of the New Century
club with dinner at her country
home Wednesday. The guests
drove to the ranch in the forenoon
and in the afternoon held their first
regular club meeting OF the year.
President Candidates and Their
Consorts" was the topic of the af-
ternoon's study. Those who were
on the program were Mrs T. A.
Foley, Mrs. c. b. Tisdel and Mrs.
G. A. Ringle
The Greeley tribune., 1912-10-10
Makes His Own Engine

Windsor, Oct 4. Ellsworth
Hinckley, one of Windsor's mechani-
cal geniuses, surprised everybody
here one morning this week by
bringing into town an electric en-
gine, which he had manufactured
One of the most surprising things
about his engine is that it works.
Hinckley says that it never balks
like other engines, unless the ma
chinery is neglected in the matter of
care.
The Greeley tribune., 1912-10-10
Sewer Committee Named

Johnstown, Oct. 5.-At a meeting
of the Commercial club Thursday
night a committee was appointed to
interview the citizens of JOhnstown
on the sewer question and report to
the town board. 1t is hoped by the
club members that the result may be
favorable to the securing OF new
sewer system for Johnstown.
The Greeley tribune., 1912-10-10
G.shl Yield mt Ault

Ault, Oct. 5.-Work in the potato
fields is progressing rapidly. Those
who have dug enough of the crop
to report on its yield say that the
average yield is 100 sacks to the
acre. This is considerably better
than was expected. Cars are being
loaded and shipped out to points
all about the country and few of
the spuds are being put in dug
outs.
The Greeley tribune., 1912-10-10
Miss Rr>,wn Improving

LaSalle. Oct. 3.-Miss Lulu Brown
OF this place. who has been seri-
ously i'll in the Greeley hospital for
the last three weeks. is today re-
ported to be comewhat better. 1t
is now hoped that 1t will not be
long until her condition will permit
of taking her home. although this
cannot be done for considerable time
yet.
The Greeley tribune., 1912-10-10

Neuralgia of the face, shoulder.
hands. or feet requires a powerful
remedy that will penetrate the flesh.
BALLARD'S SNOW LINIMENT pos
sesses that power. Rubbed in where
the pain is felt is all that is neces-
sary to relieve suffering and re-
store normal conditions. Price 25c.
soc and $100 per bottle. Sold by
Gilbert Bros three stores.
The Greeley tribune., 1912-10-10

When your food does not digest
kell and you feel "blue", tired and
Discouraged, you should use little
hERBINE at bedtime. 1t opens the
bowels, purifies the system and re-
btores fine feeling of health and
Energy. Price soc. Sold by Gilbert
Bros. three stores.
The Greeley tribune., 1912-10-10

Tickling in the throat. hoarseness.
loss of voice, indicate the need OF
|BALLARD'S RoREHOUND SYRUP.
1t eases the lungs, .quiets the cough
and restores health in the bronchial
tubes. Price 25c, SOC and 800 per
bottle. Sold by Gilbert Bros. three
stores.
The Greeley tribune., 1912-10-10
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: HALE OF BONUS RAISED .

: More than half of the $5,- !:
= 600 asked by Ward Darley of ::
= the farmers of the Greeley dis !:
= trict has been raised and it is !:
= expected that the remainder !:
= will be in hand by Saturday !.
- night. According to Mr.. Dar- !:
- ley as soon as this is raised he !:
= will proceed at once with the !.
= preliminary work of securing !:
= the factory for Greeley. !:
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CHILD BREAKS ARM

!. Evans, Oct. 3.-While play
: ing horse with other children
! yesterday afternoon Frank :
: Wallace, three years old, fell :
!: and broke his right arm :
!. above the elbow and dislocated :
!. the elbow joint. DIR. G. r. :
!: Pogue of Greeley was called to :
!. set the broken arm.
+ I. I. j. j. !. /. !. i. !. i. 1. 1. I.
The Greeley tribune., 1912-10-10

New Arrival in Greeley
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. R. E..
Tharp, of 1924 Tenth street, a ten
pound boy.
The Greeley tribune., 1912-10-10
Edgar Burbridge
Principal Of Severance Schools
Progressive Candidate for County
Superintendent Of Schools

He ia native of Weld County, knows
our schools from the ground up; c'm
mends uniformity of text books; sdvo-
Gates uniform system Of grading for
rural and village schools; demands
modern means Of travel in visiting
schools; believes in tree text books:
closer knowledge Of all districts. and all
around inform alton before action.
He also believes in the people
Bisbee daily review., 1912-11-09
Daily Thought.

you must form your wishes and
they win continually extend into real
tiles"
Bisbee daily review., 1912-11-09

Wilson men whose names will short
ly appear in the catalogue.
But there is one resident of this
community who would have n pub
If he cared to exercise it, but IS not
an Office seeker and probably nothing
within the gift OF the next president
would appeal TO him. In fact, he
has what might be called a double
pull He was a college mate of Gov.
ernor Wilson and a member of the
football team when the governor was
its coach
More than that, he is a brother
in-law OF William G. McAdoo, one of
the nearest political friends of Gov
ernor Wilson, his most valuable ally
and on account Of the illness through
the greater part OF the campaign, OF
Chairman McCombs. was acting
chairman of the democratic national
committee. The name OF the man
thus doubly related TO Governor Viii
son is J. Fl. Fleming.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-11-09

in connection with the customs col
lectorship at Nogales, Ed. Shaw, a
delegate to the Baltimore convention
and Phil Herold Mr.. Shaw has
stronger claim by reason of the ser
vices he performed az Baltimore, but
Mr.. Herold has the advantage of pro-
pinquity. He is a resident OF No
gales. where the spirit of home rule
rises high.
j. NJ. Ronstadt, chairman OF the
Pima county democratic committee,
is an applicant for the position of
postmaster at Tucson to succeed j.
Knox Ccrbett, around whom genera
ton after generation has grown up
and hailed him as postmaster many
of the present gen Grafton believing
him to BE- the first AID only post
master Tucson has ever had in the
more than two hundred years Of the
CT that town.
Other Applicants.
There are a lot OF other original
Bisbee daily review., 1912-11-09
CANYON STARS WILL
CONTEST THE COLTS
Soccer Game Sunday Prom
iSes TO Be Holly Con-
tested Match

The Tombstone Canyon Stars and
the Colts soccer teams will hold the
boards on Warren field tomorrow aft
ernoon and the game promises to be
as interesting as was the game last
Tuesday when the Lowell United,
last years champions, nosed out a
victory over the Colts by a single
goal
In the stars lineup for tOmOrrow's
game viii be seen Jack Wilson, last
years star winger ana the Colts wilt
present a strong lineup, especially
since the Improvement OF the for
ward line by the inclusion of the
Soteh trio, Thompson, Henderson and
Rutland. The lineup will be as fol-
lows
Stars: F. smith, goal; Ed Johnson
and Dougherty, backs; w. Curry, w.
G. tombstone, Kirkbride, half backs;
Thomas. Whitehead, Northmore, Ash
man and Wilson, forwards; Liddicote,
Madden, Walton and McCune, re-
serves.
Colts: Walt Johnson, goal; Kenne-
DIV. Richardson, backs; AinsWorth,
WIFI Johnson and Carter half backs;
Carter. White. Fitzgerald, Thompson.
Henderson, Rutland, forwards; Fort
house and Wilson, reserves.
There will be a meeting OF the
Tombstone Canyon Stars az their
HEADQUARTERS Sunday afternoon al .
O'Clock.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-11-09
LINING UP FOR
FEDERAL PLUNS
Word from Phoenix Is Tha.
Applicants Will Be Nu-
merouS for Office
Under Wilson
THE U. S. MARSHALSHIP

The Arizona Republican brings the
news from Phoenix of various and
snndry democrats who have hois,ed
their banners of Official desire high
into the political Armament. nov.
that the election of Woodrow Wilson
as the next president OF the United
States is assured.
The Republican, of course. only
secs and hears of those candidates
VINO happened to be IN Phoenix when
the glad tidings came over the wires
Tuesday hight telling of the big dem
ocraS'c victory and no account is
taken Of democratic aspirants IN the
remainder of the state, outside OF the.
capital city, of which there are many
in every county.
Speaks OF Applicants
Speaking of applicants heard of in
Phoenix. Immediately after both Taft
ana Roosevelt had received the
count the Republican says the pro
cess of cataloguing the applicants is
now said 10 be in progress but il has
been found TO be a more herculean
task than was expected The Office
of United States marshal is occasion
ing the most trouble. Three candi-
dates have been Informally an
nounced by rumor. W. T. Webb, dem
ocratic elector; Joe p. Dillon, clerk
OF the supreme court. aud A w
Forbes, OF Tucson, manager of the
campaign last spring of Eugene s.
Ives for the delegateship 10 the Bal
timore convention. Incidentally it
has been stated that applicants for
any federal Office must first secure
the Endorsement of Mr.. Ives. Thus.
Mr.. Forbes would seem to occupy q
place next TO the pole.
Candidates Number SO.
But these three candidates do not
constitute the whole field. There are
said TO be thirty-six others who
would like to have the marshalship
thrust upon them. Their names will
shortly be collected and arranged in
alphabetical order.
There are two known candidates
for the United States judgship. Lewis
T. Carpenter, assistant attorney gem
eral, and Mr.. A S. Hawkins Neither
of these gentlement is a "Hassayam-
per-" But residence is not a neces-
sary qualification for a federal ap-
pointment.
Wiley Jones, democratic elector, it
is believed. could be prevailed upon
10 accept the United States district
attorneyship. Mr. Jones is a patriot
first and democrat afterwards He
would not disregard the call of his
country.
Two Mentioned.
Two names have been mentioned
Bisbee daily review., 1912-11-09
NEW CONSUL HAS
HAD WIDE EXPERIENCE
Entered Government After
ong Experience in the
Newspaper Work

The Hon. Fred Simpich. who has
been named to act as United States
consul for Sonora until a successor
Tor Dr. Alexander V. Dye can be chos-
en-, has arrived in Douglas and is nov
engaged in meeting local people there.
Mr.. Simpich is an old newspaper
man, having served in the editorial
STATS OF a number of the larger ia;-
lies of the country prior TO entering
the consular service. says the Dis
patch.
II was from the position of tele-
graph editor OF the San Francisco
Bulletin that he was called in 1909
to take the consulship at Bagdad, in
Turkish Arabia While in that post
he familiarized himself with the ex-
cavation work which is being done
under, the direction OF German scieR-
lists. He has numerous photographs
as well as a number Of articles writ
ten for various publications, In which
he discusses the ancient life and Gus
toms of the Modes and Persians as re-
yealed by the ruins. Among other
things he has a photograph of the
tomb of Jonah and another which
purpOrts to be that of Mother Eva
herself, this being the popular Tu-
NOR.
Mr.. Simpich was recalled from
Arabia TO Lower California in 1911
when, shortly after the invasion of
that Mexican state by Price and Mos
EN- by the health of the American con
sui at Ensenada failed. He has since
held that post, coming here to succeed
NJ. Dye. While his headquarters are
at Nogales, Mr.. Simpich will be in
Douglas frequently on business con
nected with his work. He will prob
ABLY remain here for a day or two
longer following which he will go to
Canlnea and other points in Sonora
on consular business.
Mrs. Simpich and son who are now
visiting with their father and grand
father, Judge Edwards, Of Missouri,
are expected to join the consul be-
tween now and Christmas.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-11-09

TWO MeNtIOned.
Two names have been mentioned
Bisbee daily review., 1912-11-09

of the county courthouse and the
building of the Duncan-Clifton road
The papers alleged to have been
removed were in a profile and esti-
mate of the road and a plan of cross
section.
The defendants asked for removal
to Graham county. There are two in.
dictment one for each paper, and
the ofTense constitutes felony. 1t is
alleged to have been committed on
January l6.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-11-09
RECALL INVOKED IN
COCHIsE PRECINCT
ONlOCAL CONSTABLE
Petition Filed with Board of
Supervisors Asking for Re-
call Election on Charges
Against jenkins
INTENDED VICTIM
ADVOCATED RECALL

The first recall petition TO be flied
in this county was read az the meet
ing of the board of supervisors at
Tombstone Thursday. The petition
makes charges OF Incompetence
against Constable Jenkins. of Co
chise, and charges thst he is too free
in the use OF his official pistol and
asks that.an election be called in Co
chise precinct to recall the constable
The petition contains the required
number Of names and the board. under
the recall law, win have TO order the
election. The recall petition is said
TO he the result OF small neighbor-
hood row which has divided the cit.
liens of Coehise into pro-Jenkins and
anti-Jenk.ns and one of those inter
ested in the fight on Jenkins admitted
that he did not believe the board
could appoint constable that would
suit both sides.
Cost Would Be $500
Although Cochise precinct has only
about fifty voters it would cost the
county approximately 5000 according
to Chairman Hickey, OF the board of
supervisors. to hold an election for
the recall of the constable, who is
well known in Bisbee.
The outcrop of the sentiment
against jenkins was astounding to the
members OF the board of supervisors
when they came 70 figure up the cost
of the recall election. In the first
place the county viii have to pay
Jenkins $50 for his expense in fight
ing for his Official life and the ex-
pense of the election viii run the
cost up To about 5000. The law is
positive, however, and the board will
have to call the election.
Reputation Excellent.
Jenkins has the reputation of being
a good peace officer and is known
here. lie came 10 this state from
Oklahoma. He is said TO be pre-
pared to fight TO retain his job.
During the constitutional election
two years ago Jenkins was one OF the
active democratic workers in the
north end of the county He was
present at several democratic meet.
ings and at Douglas on one occasion
addressed a democratic meeting, his
speech attracting numerous compll-
mentary remarks. In this speech Jen-
kins advocated the recall system OF
which ne is now the intended victim.
This is the first news Of any friC-
ton in Ccchise precinct. II has been
suggested that the board OF super.
yisors would be justified in abolish
ing this precinct, rather than to IN
cur the expense Of a recall election
which has been brought on by al
neighboThood row.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-11-09
EooIIsh waItzina Contest.

An extraordinary Waiting watch N
which eight couples competed toos
part at Ailessandria. Piedmont, Italy.
The dancers commenced at 10 o'clock
In the evening Of the 25th instant and
did not cease until they were com
PEELED to do so from exhaustion. At
midday on the 26th. when there re-
NAMED only two couples in the con-
test. the Jury ordered the termination
of the match, witch had lasted IA
hours, and Regaldi. who was adtudged
champion, tainted Immediately after
ward
Bisbee daily review., 1912-11-09
CHANGE OF VENUE FOR
IGREEhLEESUPERv|SORS
Board Alleges Prejudice and
Asks for Case TO Be
Transferred to Pima

CLIFTON, Nov. s.-The superyis-
ors Of Greenlee county. who were
indicted at the May term OF court
for removing public records from their
Office. have been granted a change of
venue TO the superior court of Pima
county.
They alleged prejudice against
themselves on the part Of the people
of their county who might be drawn
on a jury by reason OF the location
Bisbee daily review., 1912-11-09
Value Of Choice ideas.

Few things matter more to Us than
the entry of choice ideas into our out
look. Let the practical" man con-
denim them II he will; those minute
and delicate powers give the tinge to
our thoughts, the bias to our theories,
that determine our whole attitude to-
wards life and shape the destiny Of
eiatiors.-George Bourne.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-11-09
The Meanest Man

He's q mean cuss. isn't he?"
Mean? He's capable OF going into a
barber shop for a shave and then get.
ting his hair cut, a shampoo, massage
and hair treatment Just to keep other
people waiting"
Bisbee daily review., 1912-11-09
Healthy Palms,

An olive oil bath is an excellent
thing for palm or fern. Pour two
tablespoonfuls of olive oil at the root
Of your plant about once a month.
You will Immediately note the differ.
ence IN the plant. 1t becomes a
healthy green and the leaves fairly
sparkle in the light. II your plant is
small, you will not need so much oil.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-11-09
suf.rea ter HIs KnowIedae.

For arguing that our world is only
one OF many, Giorddano Bruno was
burned to death in Rome in 1000.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-01-29
Ell JQROBADO

hubiera podido amarle pero 81 no ha
querido.
Aurora guard6 silencio.
= Vamos, habla - dijo Flor con
impaciencia.
-ci tu le amases --lnsistl0 Au-
rora.
--Habla, te digo
-Puesto que es tu tutor, el marido
de tu madre.
- Nj madre La he yisto, lie res
peto y la amo, porque la sutrido
mucho; pero mi coraz6n, al verla, no
Sc ha conmovido, nj mis- brazos Sc
han alberto para abrazarla. lAh!
Aurora, crei que debiera morirse
de dicha cuando sc halla una enfren-
te de su madre !-exclam6 la joven
en- un arranque de passion
ESQ creo yo tambi6n- exclam6
Aurora.
-Pues Dlen, yo he permanecid0
fria delante de ella Habla sin te-
NOR, 81 Sc trata de Gonzaga; y, aun
cuando Sc tratase de la viuda de Ne
vers, NADIA temas tampcoo.
Solo Sc trata de que Gonzaga--
replic6 Aurora, ,-ese nombre Sc ha-
LA undo todos mis- terrores de nj
ma, todos los recuerdos de mi in
fancia, y todas mis- angustias de
Joven. La primera vez que mi En-
rique expuso su vida, OF pronuneiar
ese nombre; lie OF tambien cuando
fuimos atacados cerca de Pamplona.
Aquella noche en- que utilizaste to-
dos tus encantos para dormir a los
gitanos, aquel nombre lego mis- oi-
dos por tercera yez. En- Madrid
tambien Of hablar de Gonzaga. Y en-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-01-29
PAUL FEVAu

s. 10 que me dgo-dlJo JuanllLo con
aire De sufciencia - va no hay ma
da que ocultar Abajo los misterios
fuera las caretas l-grit6 el mucha-
cho en- el colmo del entusiasmo.
tC6mo pintar la sorpresa de dona
Cruzf
Habia invocado al demonio el de-
monio la respondia d6cilmente, sin
hacerse esperar. Aquella hermosa
joven era IN POGO esceptica y todos
los escepticos son supersticiosos. Do
da Cruz habia pasado su infancia
con los gitanos errantes Y habia ca.
minado con ellos frecuentemente por
ell pals de las maravillas. Sin EN-
barge de este, ante aquel portento
estaba con la boca alberta Y con el
asombro pintado en- los ojos
Antes los pajes Y camareros que
llevaban los adornos y joyas, dona
Cruz Sc preguntaba 81 seria fc-
ci6n de su mente que Sc desvanece-
rian al quererlos tocar. Aurora no
pudo menos de sonreir al yer el
asombro de su amiga.
-5Y bien, que dices fla pregun-
to.
-Es un hechicero, un mago4bal-
buce6 la joven.
Los reci6n negados, cuando obtu-
vieron permiso por hacerlo, Sc de-
sembazaron de los objetos que lleya-
ban Tn paje, sin divisa, avarz6
hasta Aurora Y hacienda una gracio-
sa reverencia, la entreg6 un pliego
perfumado. Sin esperar, sali6 de la
estancia.
Berrichon corri6 tras el gritando.
le;