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The Greeley tribune., 1912-10-31
BOY Hurt by Fall

LaSalle, Oct. 2S-In fall from a
bicycle Friday, the six-year-old son
of Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Kimsey
broke his arm. The little fellow
was given immediate medical atten-
tion and came through the ordeal
of having the bone set in good
shane. He is now getting along as
we'll as could be expected.
The Greeley tribune., 1912-10-31

LaSalle. Oct 2S-Mrs. John cal
lahan, who lives south or this place.
underwent an operation for the re-
moyal of tumor in her neck FIJI
day. At this time she is said to be
rallying from the effects OF the op-
Grafton rapidly.
The Greeley tribune., 1912-10-31
Iass,s Running Horse

Platteville. Oct. 2S--A valuable
running horse belonging to John
Glaze died last night. The horse
had been sick for several days. our
ing which time everything ina.
could be done to save 1t was done
without success.
The Greeley tribune., 1912-10-31
ENTY FAIR DIRECTORS
make STATEMENT Showing
CONDITION OF AFFAIRS
Deficit of Nearly Thousand Dollars is Shown
After all Money Due is Collected---Many Stock
Subscriptions are Unpaid--Bad Weather Kept
Receipts Down.

A meeting of the auditors and
members of the Weld County Fair
association was held last night In the
Office of Secretary Kinsella, and all
that could possibly be done to meet
the obligations OF the organization
and to place the affairs of the as
ISOLATION In regular condition was
done.
A statement covering the assets
and liabilities of the association
was adopted at this meeting and is
presented herewith, signed by the
auditors. for the perusal of the pub
lie:
The Greeley tribune., 1912-10-31
Edgar Burbridge
Principal of Severance Schools
Progressive Candidate for County
Superintendent of Schools

He is native of Weld County. knows
our schoos from the ground up; com
mends uniformity OF text books; advo-
Gates uniform system of grading for
rural and village schools; demands
modem means of travel in visiting
schools; believes in tree text books;
closer knowledge of all districts, and all
around information before action.
He also believes in the people
The Greeley tribune., 1912-10-31

Statssssat by Hon. WILBUR F, $ TONE
chaaeuaa oi judiciary Committee OF
the co0veation Which Framed the
coSoenAe Constitution In 1870.
The Detroit times., 1912-02-22

bers OF the Glass Bottle Blowers
union secured injunctions against the
union men,
The case came up in appeal before
the court OF chancery and Pitney
wrote the decision which affirmed that
OF the lower court. April 3. 1902. Some
or the statements contained in that
decision were:
THE defendants were properly re-
strained from using either coersion
or peEsnasfeh- n-nrder-tnEnrtnE- ubuut
breaches of the contracts of personal
service existing between complainant
and its employers.
THAT Ii was proper TO restrain the
union men from practicing coersion
or persuasion for the purpose OF term
mating the relation between the mas
ter and servant in cases where there
was no binding contract OF service,
but a mere service at will
1T is unlawfrRi 10 use force or an
noyance to prevent persons willing
to work from keeping employment
1T is unlawful to picket work for
the purpose of preventing or annoy
ing those willing TO work.
1T is unlawful to conduct a boy
cott''
Under New Jersey law, which pro-
vides that those who bring about d
strike or a boycott may be prosecuted
for conspiracy Pitney has held that
while under this act the boycotters
may not be subject TO prosecution
can be begun in the courts against
the men for their acts.
In this glass blowers case. Judge
Minturn. an associate on the bench
with Pitney, handed down a dissent
ing opinion in which he delivered n
severe rebuke 10 the majority opin-
ion. He said:
1T is difficult to discern In juris-
prudence, outside the sphere OF those
English cases which bear the distinct
impress OF feudal law and custom, any
census OF legal authority which eau
support the principle upon which this
injunction rests.
"A decision founded upon the
feudal conception of service at viii
In an age of enlightened citizenship is
utterly repugnant."
He asserted that the Pitney decision
the constitutional guarantees
Of citizenship and free speech.
Pitney has been involved in many
trust cases. He Is a close personal
friend OF President Taft. He has
twice been an unsuccessful candidate
for governor of New Jersey
Pitney is married and his sons are
now in college. He Is known as
tireless worker with quiet. unassum-
ing personality. His friends here as
sert that his private life is above re-
proach.
The Detroit times., 1912-02-22

time should be allowed. after the rate
j. nked, before ~ is put into effect.
Whlle the new rate viii be very far
from compromising the government fer
the carriage ana handling OF second
class matter ~ will 20 some extent re-
lieVe the existing burden aud result In
more equitable adjustment OF rates
Iht commission suggests that the de-
partment maintain an adequate cost
system. 50 that the effect OF the new
rates may be closely observed and a
proper basis may be secured for the
eGnSlderat lnn-nf-a -ftituEa-p proposals..
TN tVvSp- recommendations the post
master general and I heartily concur
pnd commend them TO the early atten-
uGn OF congress. The proposed Increase
OF enc cent a pound I'm the second class
postage rate, ! believe. 10 be most rea-
soma hle. and IL SUFFICIENT time IL allow
81 before the change goes into effect
T. should work little serious injury TO
the business Of the periodical publish
ers. while equalizing. at least in n
measure. the burdens OF postal tax
alton.
VIM IT. TAFT
The White House Feb. 22 1912
The Detroit times., 1912-02-22
old LADY ALMOST
CRAZY WITH ECZEMA
Remarkable and Convincing State
ment Of the Success of Cuticura
Soap and Ointment in the Treat
ment ofthe Pain, itching and
Burning Of Eczema.

1234 Hebert St., st. Louis, Mo. -"I, the
<ndersigned. cannot give enough praise to she
Co<icuu Remedies. had been doctoring for
afjeast year for eczema on my foot. When
4young girl sprained my ankle three differ
~ times, paying little or no attention to IT.
I'm I've years ago small spot showed upon
~ left ankle. A doctor said IL was eczema.
Ne drew . small bone from the ankle about
ne size OF q match and about an inch long
The small hole grew to about the size OF an
apple. and the eczema spread TO the knee.
The whole foot ran water all the time.
Ny husband and my sons were up night
and day wheeling me from one room 10 an
o|1cr in the hope Of giving me some relief. I
utuid sit for hours at q time I'm front Of the
Ufrpiace hoping for daybreak. The pain was
H.Infcnse was almost crazy. IN fact. would
I&<t my reason for hours az time. One day
4 friend OF mine dropped In 10 see me. No
1&ofe had she glanced At my foot than she ex-
ca{ned. Mrs. Finnegan. why in the world
don't you try the Cuticura Remedies
Hot being abie 20 sleep At all. decided to
i've the Cuticura Soap and Cuticura ONT
mi trial. After using them three days that
rXIt ! slept a. sound ~ silver dollar Tor
<|<1f long houm. aRnke IN the mofnine Nth
butycry iiftie pain. in fact. I thought Was In
1@1Ffn. After using the Cuticzira Remedies
|o< three months was perfectly restored to
H>slfh. thanks 70 the Cuticura Soap and ONT
u<nt I win be sixtyfour years Of age my
n<xt birthday. hale and hearty AZ present"
(<IFn<d) Mrs. Julia Finncgsn. Mar. Z. 1911.
Cuficun Soap and Ointment are sold
<<eurhrre. Sample Of each mailed free.
WIN 32-p. book. Address. "OuticJIra, !"
Opt 4. bosfen. Tsncer-faced men should
->>-> 10 caiians> seAp sharing Stick
The Detroit times., 1912-02-22

Tor his straight backed decisions hand
ID over the bench of the supreme
court OF this state.
Henry G.. Pitney was known as q
judicial enemy of organized labor. lie
was the first. judge in the country To
decide that contempt of court might
be committed out of the presence OF
the court. This decision affected
strikers who were arrested for con
tempt for alleged violation OF an In
|junction issued by the court in favor
|of corporation.
Mahlon Pitney was born at Nor
'ristown, N. j., 81 years ago. He was
graduated from Princeton in 1879 and
admitted to the bar in 1882. His tirst
public Office was corporation counsel
or the little town of Dover. There he
secured the friendship of George
Richards, the richest man in Dover,
and Rcted TO some extent, as his legal
adviser. There was great surprise
when Richards died, that he left 10
his only son cripple, the income OF
$6Q, 900, distributed about as much
u1ore among other relatives and left
the residue OF his million dollar es-
tate TO Miss Mary Greer, friend, a
Mrs. Heather, distant cousin OF his
VIE. Albert Richards. his half broth
er and to Pitney.
fPitney was called a strenuous cam
phigner. When he sought Office he
made friends with the farmers OF his
district, walking from farm to farm.
He carried a normally Democratic
district for his Republicanism several
terms. He was elected to congress in
1894 and reelected in 1896.
Then happened a strange thing. He
resigned the national Office after serv-
Ing throughout the fifty-fourth and
part of the fifty-ffth congress. to be-
cQme state senator He was made
Rfpublican leader OF the New Jersey
n ate, then an associate justice OF
t18 New Jersey supreme court, then
chancellor OF the court OF chancery.
For several years every politician
Id New Jersey has known that Pituey
wps closely allied to the interests rep
resented In the senate until recently
BY John Kean, standpatter.
When Pitney rose to the chancel-
1orship he displayed some OF the char.
acteristics of his father, especially in
ftfefence to labor unions. Notable in
the case of the George Jonas Glass
Coz. which, during a strike OF mem.
The Detroit times., 1912-02-22
ADDS LINK TO PUZZLE
IN KIMMEL INQUIRY

81. LOUIS, Mo-. Feb. 22.-Cordello
Herrick, former chaplain OF Auburn,
~. Y, prison, testified in cross-exam-
nation in the Kimmel hearing here
yesterday that he and Mrs. Kate
Noble, of Auburn. found a scar on
the Kimmel claimants left eye ball
in the place where DR.. Fred Banine
SAID he had inflicted a scar on
George A. Kimmels eye by surgery.
Their examination, he said, was
made after DR.. BONNIE had looked for
the scar. DR.. Bonnie has testified he
failed to find il. The witness said
DR.. Bonine's examination was only
a glance" and was not made in fav-
orable light.
The former chaplain did not un-
dertake to describe the scar minute
ly except as TO location, but said he
and Mrs. Noble both saw II distinct
ly. The presence or absence OF this
scar is one of the chief points on
which the famous identity mystery
and $4,000 insurance depends.
Tie deposition of Mrs. Kate Noble,
former acquaintance of Kimmel,
except that his mouth had changed
shape through the loss OF his teeth
Herrick's story of the visit of Mrs.
Estelle Kimmel and her daughter,
Mrs. Bonslett, to the prison differed
in several ways from those told by
the women in their testimony last
week, and some points contradicted
them. He insisted that Mrs. Bonslett
spoke TO the claimant as George"
John M. Shetland, Bertillon expert
at tho Auburn prison. then took the
stand and described A. J. White ac-
cording TO Bertillon measurements
taken of him when he was admitted
TO prison. He said he knew White
by two aliases and that he had sery-
ed four short terms in jails and pris-
ons in New York state before being
sentenced to five years at Auburn for
forgery.
Shetland was still testifying when
Judge Amidon ordered a recess un-
til 1880, when the first night session
OF the case opened.
The Detroit times., 1912-02-22
my, LOOK AT
THOSE PIMPLES!"
There's No Excuse for Blotches, Black
heads and Plmples. The Right
Way to Get Rid Of Them Is
by Taking stuart's Calcium
Waters.
Trial Package Sent Free to Prove It.

Trial Package Sent Free to Prove II.
Many people are continually using
lotions and creams on the face and
wondering why they make so little
permanent impression upon pimples,
blotches and blackheads.
It's because pimples and eruptions
come from the inside-from impure
blood-and you can't cure them By
rubbing stuff on the outside OF the
face. Purify the blood and the bicln'
ishes will disappear.
Stuarts Calcium Waters will often
clear the complexion in a few days
time. That's the wonderful part OF 1t
they act right off-in a hurry.
That's because they're made OF Just
the ingredients needed TO drive all
poisons and impurities from the blood.
That's why doctors prescribe them so
constantly.
You will speedily enjoy beautiful
complexion II you use these wonder.
full little Waters. Your face will be.
come as clear and pure as a rose.
Nobody likes to have pimply.faced
people around With Stuart's Cal
cium Waters you don't have to wait
for months before getting results.
Exen-hoils- have been-cnred dina Lon,
days time with these remarkably eft.
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system will feel better in a marvel
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Write today for free trial package
of Stuarts Calcium Waters. Address
H. A. Stuart Co. Ito Stuart Bldg,
Marshall. Mich. Then, when you've
proved TO yourself how good they are,
you can get full-sized package at
any drug store for 80 cents. -,
The Detroit times., 1912-02-22

files, turned up yesterday and were
sent 10 the Helm committee by Secre-
tary Stimson, who said the papers had
been found In some personal effects OF
Gen. J. Franklin Bell. formerly chief
OF stan OF the army.
The committee already had sub
penaed Gen. Tasker III. Bliss. who was
said TO have copies OF the documents.
Mai. Ray. who is an army paymas-
ler-has=heen- under-fiHe=befef tho
committee on charges OF political ac-
tivities, particularly about the timo
the Chicago convention, of 1908 NOM
mated President Taft.
The records show that Maj Ray,
when under investigation in the Phil
ippines on charges OF signing a false
certificate, used character recon-
mendatlon from Mr.. Taft, then presi-
dent-elect; that on another occasion
The Detroit times., 1912-02-22
HTNEY, NEW JUSTICE OF
BUPREME COURT, HAS NOT
BEEN FRIENDLY TO LABOR
rs go Decide Contempt Might
Be Committed Out of
, Courts Presence
$TRENUOUS CAMPAIGNER
Has Been Allied With Interests
Represented by Senator
81 Kean, Standpatter
FRENUoUs CAMPAIGNER
By MARLEN E. PEW.

HTRENTON, N. j., Feb. 22.-I came
1kre TO Trenton TO learn something
OF the life and political history oil
Mahlon Pitney of this state, who has
been nominated for the United States
supreme bench by President Taft
WHO was named so SUDDENLY as to give
his 100000 fellow citizens no op'
portunity TO learn anything about
him. much less discuss his qualihca'
tons.
n Pitney has had an interesting pc
N<ical, official and judicial career III
New Jersey. He is the son OF Henry
~ Pitney, formerly vice-chancellor OF
Is state. His father was famous
The Detroit times., 1912-02-22

Ray was ordered TO the Philippines
at his own expense by President
Roosevelt and that later he was or
dered back to the United States at
his own expense by Gen. Bell. who
cabled that the order was by direc-.
ton" BY whose direction Is not dis
closed in the record. and the COM
mittee considerers calling Gen. Bell.
After RAY had been on leave from
the Philippines before the convention
of 1908, Gen Bell ordered him back
10 the islands ind wrote Gen. Funston
at San Francisco that President
Roosevelt had directed him General
Bell TO authorize Ray to sail on a
Pacific liner
The record indicates that some
thing changed the plan and that Ray
applied for an extension OF leave.
The Detroit times., 1912-02-22

Emily Metcalf has been teacher
all her life, she is 81 years old and
she is still teaching at her home IN
Hudson. Ohio. And her opinion is
that modern school books are too
easy.
Modern school books" she says,
trick pupils into habits OF idleness.
Difficult tasks teach child perseTcr-
ance. Easy books and short cut
methods weaken rather than strength
en- children. The old fashioned yir-
tues OF application and perseverance
are lost sight Of"
The Detroit times., 1912-02-22
GEN. BELL TURNS OVER
PAPERS IN RAY CASE

WASHINGTON. Feb. 22.-Some OF
the documents in the case OF Maj
Beecher b. Ray. which were said to
be missing from the war department
The Detroit times., 1912-02-22
Odds and Ends of
Today's News by Wire

NEW YORK-Mrs. Junius Senatore,
mother OF seven. broke her husbands
hat so he couldn't go out, Magistrate
Dodd decided that the father OF so
many children should stay at home one
night each week.
LONG ISLAND CITY. n. Y.-Because
his legs were shortened three Inches
Bruling, a bricklaYer- awarded
SI5,OO0 In the Queens county supreme
court.
LONDON-Seventy athletic. noh mill
tant suffragettes will preserve order
meeting which viii be attended by
10000 women.
PARIs-French scientists have de-
termined that year on Mars Is twice
az long as on this planet and that the
Inhabitants there enjoy "the noblest
delights OF intelligence"
IONDON-Viscount Curzon has been
chosen for the Queen OF Beauty" AT
the coming Shakespeare exhibition.
CHICAGO-when Mrs. Cornelius KI.
ley found a receipt for rent for another
Hat in her husbands pocket she tnyeSl
tigated and found he had two homes
and two wives. Then she had him ar
rested
CHICAGO--James c. Kerr, 81 for 81
years postoffce clerk here and known
throughout the department as the
model clerk" has resigned.
CLEVELAND--These days OF alter.
nate temperature are starting the ma
pie sap to run and farmers OF the
Chagrin Falls syrup belt are prepar-
Ing for the tapping season.
= CLENEIAND--Back I'm the dftIea
when the stage rolled In from the east
William Draper, stage driver. threw
aside the reins and got busy" with
-l.aesAHseFai--bo gEuFes-- Draper- died
here yesterday, aged &c.
EvELAND-Weather bureau rec
ords show that last nights thunder
STORM came a month early Hard rain
followed sharp thunderboIts. TO-DAY
four inches OF snow covers the ground
WEIGH. w. Va.-Too poor 10 On 90
scEaol. Lizzie Crabtree and Lucy front
each rs years old. set fire 10 n barn sin
they would be sent TO n reform school
Both now are IN the Girls Industrial
home In Salem.
The Detroit times., 1912-02-22

IONDON-Viscount Curzon has been
chosen for the Queen OF Beauty" Al
the coming Shakespeare exhibition.
The Detroit times., 1912-02-22

NEW YORK-Mrs. Junius Senatore,
mother OF seven. broke her husbands
hat so he couldn't go out Magistrate
Dodd decided that the father OF so
many children should stay at home one
night each week.
The Detroit times., 1912-02-22

PARIS-French scientists have de-
termined that year on Mars Is twice
as long az on this planet and that the
Inhabitants there enjoy "the noblest
delights OF intelligence"
The Detroit times., 1912-02-22

LONDON-Seventy athletic, noh mill
tant suffragettes will preserve order
tonight when Lloyd George addresses a
10000 women
The Detroit times., 1912-02-22

CHICAGO-when Mrs Cornelius XII
ley found a receipt for rent for another
fiat in her husbands pocket she invesl
tigated and found he had two homes
and two wives Then she had him ar
rested
The Detroit times., 1912-02-22

LONG ISLAND CITY, n. Y.-Because
his legs were shortened three Inches
when he fell from a scaffold, Julius
Bruling. a bricklaYer WAS awarded
ST5,OU0 IN the Queens county supreme
court.
The Detroit times., 1912-02-22

CHICAGO--James c. Kerr, 81. for 81
years postofhce clerk here and known
throughout the department as the
model clerk" has resigned
The Detroit times., 1912-02-22

CIEVELAND--These days OF alter
nate temperature are starting the ma
pie sap to run and farmers OF the
Chaerin Falls syrup belt are prepar-
Ing for the tapping season.
The Detroit times., 1912-02-22

EVELAND-Weather bureau rec
ords show that last nights thunder
STORM came month early. Hard rain
followed sharp thunderboIts. TODAY
four inches OF snow covers the ground
The Detroit times., 1912-02-22

CLEV In the ifties.
when the stage rolled in from the east
William Draper, a stage driver, threw
aside the reins and got busy" with
passengers buEEnFc;-Dr Draper dTed
here yesterday, aged SO.
The Detroit times., 1912-02-22

WEIGH. w Va.--Too poor to 20 4,
scEaol. Lizzie Crabtree and Lucy Front
each rs years old. set fire 10 n barn 81
thcy would be sent TO n reform school
Both now are I'm the Girls industrial
home In Salem.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-06-14

mot answering his questions Mr. Cor
telyou Jared up, too.
His Reply Brings Applause.
MIR. Irntermyer." he said, don't you
understand that there are hundreds or
questions you will ask that cannot In
fairness to me or any witness be an
swered Yes or No? ] want TO state
to you my position in the matter"
At this point the applause broke out,
which was promptly stopped by Chair
man Pujo
Mr.. Untcrmyer tried Tor some time TO
get some definite answers from the wit
ness as to what banks the $25,000O 900
was deposited In, and how much each
received After considerable sparring
Mr.. Cortelyou finally said.
81 would not undertake to state
single bank in which I deposited any OF
that $25OOO,OO0. Go to the Treasury
Department in Washington"
You mean to tell me that your mind
is total blank on the names Of any
banks that got part Of the S2j,OoO.poG
that ]. p. Morgan was able to direct and
control and who gave it out at his own
interest figures" shouted Mr.. Inter
myer.
II have told you l recollect no bank"
said the witness.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-06-14
POWDER TRUST SPLIT Up
Court Orders Dissolution Under
Sherman Law.
THREE COMPANIES FIXED
Decree of Dismemberment Must
Be Observed by December Id
Extension Possible.

Wilmington. Del. June 13.-Three com
panes are to take the place OF the one o's
powder combination that was ordered dis-
solved a wear ago by the United states
court, according to a final decree entered
here to-day by the same court that rem
dered the decision for dissolution.
When the decision was handed down. In
June 1911, dissolving the alleged powder
trust. on the ground that 1t was Violating
the Sherman antitrust law, the court gavo
The defendants and the government six
months to agree on a plan of dissolution
Many conferences were held with the re-
suit that no final decision was reached I'M
I'll to-day. when the decree was issued.
Under the decree the f.. I. du Pont De
Nemours company 1892 Delaware corpora
tom. Hazard Powder Company, Delaware
Securities Company, Delaware Investment
Company and Judson Dynamite and Pow
der Company are dissolved, and the prop
erty is distributed among the stockholders.
The decree provides for the organization
of two corporations, I'm addition to the T.. J..
du Pont DE Nemours Powder Company 1893
New Jersey corporatioH. Two new COM
panies under the decree. can be organized
out Of the Eastern Dynamite Company and
the Latin G. Rand Powder Company. which
had been dccrcod by the court a year ago
as having been a part of the alleged illc-
gal combination.
The decree also distributes more than two
score small plants for the manufacture Of
various kinds OF powder among the COM
panies These plants are located all over
the country.
1t is also provided i'm the court order that
a fair proportion of the business controlled
by the du Pont company shall he dis
tributed az far as practicable between the
new companies
The decree orders that II the defendants
shall not have complied with the terms by
December Is. 1912. an injunction shall Issue
restraining the defendants from placing
their products I'm interstate commerce. If
there Is not time by December Il TO com
ply the court can he appealed to foc an
extension OF time.
After December 10 the companies will not
be permitted u occupy the same Offices or
! have the same Office force or organization.
| II IS directed that all present trade agree
ments, alleged to be illegal. which are emu
merated be annulled. The same persons
are not 10 be permitted TO serve as officers
and directors OF other companies The COM
panes cannot acquire stock of the other
corporations.
In an opinion handed down to-day dis
missing the petition as to the international
Smokeless Powder and Chemical Company
It was pointed out that the army and navy
have given proof that the company has
been cooperating with the government In
n manner beneficial TO the army and navy.