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The Greeley tribune., 1912-03-07
tn THE SUGAR BEET GROWERS

: -,and This wear should be better
than ever before.
Although in past years the conf
many has been lenient with mani
growers in cases where they were
comnelled to replant where the
cause was beyond their control, ana
has made no charge for this re-
plant seed, this year we Will nave 10
charge ten cents per pound for an
seed for replant. We are charslhs
our growers but ten cents a poHhu
for seed that is costing us as hlsn
as eighteen cents per pound. ana
the available supply is absolute!
exhausted. Though we sincere!
hone that little replanting will De
necessary. whenever such is the
cose we will have to insist on that
clause in our contract being en-
forced which states that growers
will pay the company Ten cents
ner mound for either planting or re-
nlanting" We wish to bring this
TO YOUR attention now so thai II
such cases arise there may be no
misunderstanding or dissatislac-
tion.
We wish to impress upon you
the importance of conserving to the
best of your ability the present
moisture in the soil AS soon rs
YOU are able to get into the fields
YOU are urged to disc or harrow
your land TO create mulch ana
prevent evaporation, thereby re
tanning as much moisture as posi-
bic in the soil until such time as
YOU are able to plow and prepare
your seed bed Undoubtedly. when
the present SHOWS melt and the
ground becomes suitable, many
farmers will start on their wheat
We hope that they will not do tins
at the sacrifice of the moisture in
their beet land. but will spend part
of the time in the early surfacing OF
their land to retain the moisture
Our agriculturistS are at all times
ready to offer whatever help or ad-
vice they can in the proper treat
ment of this land, to the end that
we may approximate a 100 per cent
stand throughout the county.
Yours very truly,
S. Nj. EDGELL, Manager.
The Greeley tribune., 1912-03-07

Teachers college and their grand
mother lives with them.
Mr. and Mrs. G. G. Barnard and
nephew, Gavriel Which, who have
been visiting MIR. and Mrs. George
Morgan at the Camtield. lett Friday
for their home in Torrington,
Wyo. They have been spending the
winter in Tulse. Wyo., and stopped
in Greeley on their way home.
Miss Nell Thomas of Chicago and
Miss Anna Knudson of Kansas City
arrived yesterday to take positions
in the millinery department OF Dem
orest's store. Miss Thomas will
have charge of the department and
Miss Knudson will be the head trim
mer. Both are experienced mllli-
ners.
Miss Tessa Cradle entertained in
formally this afternoon at the home
of her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. s.
Cradle, in honor of Misses Eva and
Lillian Newton. who are visiting
here from Fort Collins. Misses
Newton formerly lived here ani a
number of their friends we're invit-
ed in for the afternoon. A pleasant
afternoon was spent by all.
Misses Kate and Maud Ward and
sister. Mrs. May Potter. entertained
with dinner at their home Friday
in honor of Mr.. and Mrs. G. NJ.
Mills OF Hanna, Ind. Jim Adams
and son. Wayne. of Blanchard. Ia,
and Mr. and Mrs. George Adams of
Greeley The dinner was fare
well gathering for the out of town
guests. who left in the afternoon
for their homes
The Greeley tribune., 1912-03-07
FREE IF IT FAILS
Your Money Rack IL You are Not
Satisfied With the Medicine
We Recommend

We are SO positive that our REM
edy will permanently relieve constj-
patton. no matter how chronic it
may be, that we offer to furnish the
medicine at our expense should it
fail to produce satisfactory results.
1t is worse than useless to at
tempt to cure constipation with ca
thartic drugs. Laxatives or ca
thartics do much harm. They
cause reaction, irritate, and weak
en- the bowels and tend to make con-
stipation more chronic. Besides,
their use becomes habit that is
dangerous.
Constipation is caused by
weakness of the nerves and muscles
of the large intestine or descending
colon. To expect permanent relief
you must therefore tone up and
strengthen these organs and re-
store them to healthier activity.
We want you to try Rexall Or
derlies on our recommendation
They are exceedingly pleasant to
take, being eaten like candy, and
are ideal for children, delicate per-
sons. and old folks, as well as for
the robust. They act directly on the
nerves and muscles of the bowels.
They apparently have a neutral ac-
tion on other associate organs or
glands. They do not purge, cause
excessive looseness, nor create any
inconvenience whatever. They may
be taken at any time, day or night
They will positively relieve chronic
or habitual constipation. If not OF
surgical variety, and the myriads OF
associate or development chronic
ailments, II they are taken with
regularity for reasonable length
of time. IL tablets. 10 cents; sc
tablets, 25 cents; 80 tablets. so
cents. Sold in Greeley only at our
stores-The Rexall Stores. Gilbert
Bros. three stores, Park Place
Opera House Blk. Sterling Bldg.
The Greeley tribune., 1912-03-07
Saturday

B. F. Johnson went to Denver to-
day.
Judge E. G. Smith was In Denver
Friday.
H. J. leighton of Gilcrest was In
Greeley today
B. B. Putnam of Masters was in
Greeley today.
Miss Kate kenahan of Ault spent
today in Greeley.
Reed Turner Of Lyons, Kan. is
here on business.
Mrs. Fred Burton of Windsor is
in Greeley this week.
]. s. Dale OF Peckham was in
Greeley on business today.
Mrs. Winfield Marsh and bah,
LEFT Thursday for Los AnReIas
where Mr.. Marsh has been for a feu
The Greeley tribune., 1912-03-07
SHEEP FEED[|
ARE SH|(

The second shipment
from the Greeley district
"Wednesday when a tra
cars viii start for Ch
account OF the heavy snOI
country tue shipments I'd
few weeks earlier than ID
were 10000 sheep led
county this year, which
Ter number than last y
wear market meant a
most 81 a head for all
district aud discouraged
of feeders The marse,
and the heavy cost OF
said TO mean a loss abo1
as last year 10 the teeieH
Among those who will
nesday are W r CLARK
ter Karr Of Eaton, HOY
kins Of Lucerne and A.
nf Greeley. There will
cars from the Colorado 4
stations.
The Greeley tribune., 1912-03-07

is an honor fraternity of the biolosi-
cal department of the university.
Rev. Henry Wilder Foote gave an
address at Unity hall Wednesday
evening. Rev. Mr.. Foote is the
national secretary of education OF
the American Unitarian association.
Following the lecture reception
was held in honor of the speaker.
Miss Bessie Kelsey, who has been
employed in millinery houses in the
east. arrived here Thursday evening
and will be the head trimmer for
Miss Lillian Floyd. Miss Kelsey
was in Greeley a number of years
ago with Miss Floyd. Her mother
accompanied her to Greeley.
w. II. Mckinstry of Colorado
Springs was in Greeley Thursday on
his way to Windsor where he Will
take the management of the Wind
sor creamery. While in Greeley
Mr.. McKinstry was the guest of his
brother-in-law and ter-in-law,
Mr.. and Mrs. c. b. Hesford.
F. w. Wilsey, sales manager of
the Costilla Irrigated Land Co., in
San Luis valley, was in the city to-
day visiting his agents. the Greeley
Realty & Investment Co. He was
on a return trip with a large party
OF eastern Nebraska land seekers.
He was successful in selling sixteen
hundred acres on this excursion to
the valley near Mesita.
The members of the LAGRANGE
Country club held social meeting
Thursday evening at the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Asa Decker. The af-
fair was a leap year party, the hus-
bands being the guests of honor.
The evening was spent playing
500, Mr.. King winning the first
prize. Refreshments were served
by the ladies of the club.
c. F.. Dewald has another flock Of
Rhode Island Reds Matched Thurs
day, when from sixteen eggs he Sc
cured a family OF fifteen lively
chicks. Mr.. Dewald holds the
records for the earliest hatched
chicks of the season when on jan
uary 16 he took from two setting
hens 26 chickens. The chicks are
kept in the basement until the wea-
ther moderates.
Mrs. Mary Peasley, who has been
visiting her son. Roy Peasley, left
Thursday afternoon for Denver and
from there will go to her home in
Los Angeles. Mrs. Peasley lived in
Greeley many years ago. Her hus-
band, George Peasley, was in the
hardware business with George
noble After her husbands death
Mrs. Peasley went to Denver and
last five years has made her home in
California.
| Mrs. Isabella Churchill was the
hostess of a progressive supper
party at her home Wednesday even.
ing. Covers were laid for "a at six
small tables. The decorations were
pink carnations and pink candles
and the favors were miniature cal
endars. with February 20 marked
in pink. On these were origina
jingles, composed by Mrs. Chur.
chill's gifted daughter, Mrs. A. J
Casebeer The other guests o.
honor were Mrs. Frank Gerritt ant
G.. r. Thomas Of Colorado Springs
Mr.. Thomas delighted the guest.
with a dozen beautiful pen and inl
sketches. a number of which hav.
been hung in the Royal Academy il
London
The Greeley tribune., 1912-03-07
CAUSE FOR NJ
Loss OF Appetite OF
Eating q symptom ln.
Not BE Disrss

Annette IS just a a,s, ,,,,.
for FOOD food. Loss Of appsul, 9s,l'
aeh as,r.stIon et15i or dyspepsia
insifs'tl'h ins + a habit very "a d'1s y
peTTson's ,1.T good general ETA at At
It is not what t.!y,mi-,s yCai ,r
yog yog good good. Some ,.S1.., Of 'nt :,
heaviest, ca and heal'n'S'' Il
mGTS, TSere rs' is nothing tn.'
more e''I trouble than = lssl
stomach. .'to and many gs,I,ii4
contract serious !, ar ADD
through disreeaf'
stomach. :, !, GREELEY
~, e ony GrsV stomach teI.a.' I.','
digestion, or ~ ~ N n
a'5fS "rnts or chronic. ..,,S 10 The III d
pepsia !, Tablets, ,,, WV We dlI
',ars,audiug that NJ, M
aesg." ,beir money without C.as',.oa,S
,Sid fSfnl@,,.iii medicine, they Z. are "
tn 5h's satisGed t''gG, with the u OF
recon reso%',Ia,.o day. and hay, .", 5s, n
any one who na' aa'onres,ly W
BY them We e,aaal. ,.yr Tae
',nompt to be T'I,,ff relief aiding sstr,s.t
prom, pro gastric ,pS Juices 10 NJ
aisestiye [is organs, MS. TO ~
b bowels. .2,idn. and 'pn,d and er'i''
maa,,by 1es' symptoms rs ty n
hea We urge YOU 10 10 'Tssts
pexall pyspeps,lrns rnsatnent
niyos ,stIs i5 day. ...,d 'yoar \
s,apS n1 Of that time, EN- / ri
en- en' rcUtnrred to .y,pr;e. yUr !,
,s:os%sg%.sssFi \ ss:@sg.ss h e. 81 S,s.. si,,a,,1i'3
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The Greeley tribune., 1912-03-07

rry . Daily Tribune want I'd.
The Greeley tribune., 1912-03-07
Notice Of stckhol'ec'

Notice IS hereby NeaI
annual meeting OF me
of The Greeley Masonic
sociation will be new
March IS, 1912, at 10 ~
at the office OF the s
sos opera House SI',i
Colo, for the purpose 4. ',
board of directors asa 10.
action OF any other y.
may properly come
meeting ruoya
The Greeley tribune., 1912-03-07

NANTEp Farm TRSANl
~ good horses fora l3 ars
ed farm close TO Worlard, NJ
ditch, with water rights. i. M
land. Wyo.
The Greeley tribune., 1912-03-07
WANT

EoR SALE r. c. RI gr1
l also eggs i1r Matching. M
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1912-09-20
PRoGREsSIVES PREPARING FOR
ROOSEVELT.
Believe That Roosevelt Will Draw 4o,-
900 People to Joplin September %.

Rooseyelts itinerary in Missouri
has now been definitely determined
upon. Monday, September 23rd. will
be busy day for Colonel Roosevelt
in Southwest Missouri. His private
car and that of tht special representa-.
tives of the press will be detached
from the regular train at Cherokee,
Kans., and become a special going by
way of the Frisco, with brief stops at
Pittsburg and Arcadia, Kans. The
first stop in Missouri viii be made at
Liberal, shortly after ten O'Clock.
Stops will be made at Lamar and Ash
grove thence to Springfield, Mo-,
without a stop, arriving there at 3
O'Clock, where Colonel Roosevelt will
make a somewhat lengthy address.
The Roosevelt and press cars will
then be attached to Frisco No. 3, leay-
ing Springfield at 4:12. A stop of ten
minutes will be made at Aurora, in
Lawrence County, arriving at Monnett
at 5:35: A five minute stop viii lbe
made there, where a special will again
carry the cars directly to Joplin by
way of Pierce City and Carthage, ar
irving at o'clock, where Colonel
Roosevelt will make his principal ad-
dress.
Jopnn IS making extensive prepara-
tions expecting to entertain not less
than 10000 visitors on that day. The
plans of the committee on arrange
ments are nearing completion. Col
onel II. H. Gregg, candidate for con-
gress in the Fifteenth congressional
district. will join the Roosevelt party
at Lamar, Mo, making the entire trip
with Colonel Roosevelt through five
out of the seven counties of the dis
trict. The remaining members of the
special committee, consisting of W.
II. Picher, Capt E. o. Bartlett, ]. ].
Wells. Tom Coyne, DR.. NJ. H. Evans,
and w. S. Crane, VIII meet Colonel
Roosevelt at Springfield. returning
with him to Joplin. The special will
be stopped at Tenth and Main streets,
where the reception committee will re-
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1912-09-20
peputIes to Head on the L!auo.

Deputies to heau on the Liquor.
Muskogee. Okla Sept lS-Follow.
ing the announcement of United
States Marshal S. Grant Victor that
he had decided to appoint at least ten
deputy marshals in the eastern part
of Oklahoma to enforce the federal
liquor laws. not less than twenty-five
men called at the marshal's Office
Tuesday and applied for jobs Some
we're the old style peace officers boot
ed and spurred and wearing big white
sombreros. All that they needed to
fill out the picture OF an old time In
dian Territory deputy was a "hawg-
laig' dangling from their belts others
were farmers. and only one or two
were town men.
After an all morning session ques-
tioning applicants, and looking over
their Endorsements Mr. Victor an
nounced the appointment of two dep
uties
Fred Mllburn OF Fairand, Okla, was
appointed with headquarters at Alton.
W. II E,nloe of Grove was named to
be located at Grove
1t is said that Victor proposes TO
assign men to towns along the Kan
sas and Arkansas state lines, and also
along the line between Oklahoma and
Texas on the south. In this manner
he hopes to head of whiskey before
it is taken to the larger towns in the
interior of the state
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1912-09-20
saIIna pepot TroubIe settIed

George Lowrey. townsite commits.
sioner at Saina, phoned over to c. v
Carselowey yesterday and said that
the corporation commission had de
cided the location Of the depot be
tween the old town and new town. that
had been in wrangle ever since the
new town was laid off, and that they
had located the depot at the new town,
which is about one mile south of the
old town He says it is a mistake
about the two towns getting together
on the location, and that the matter
was decided on its merits as the cor
poration commission saw it on their
visit to Salina little over a week
ago
II is thought that the location OF
the depot viii not materially affect
the old town as the site for the two
depots were not over a quarter Of a
mile apart
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1912-09-20

Vinita, Okla. September II, 1sl
To The Honorable Board Of Coun,
Commissioners, Of Craig Couno
state of Oklahoma.
Gentlemen: BY authority vested 8
me as County Clerk Of Craig Cogss.
state of Oklahoma, by Section 1851
Cb 22-Art. V-Compiled Laws O
Oklahoma-1909-S Snyder. I have this
day called special meeting of III
Board of County Commissioners q
said County and State to convene in
the office of the County Clerk in tho
CITY of Vinita, Craig County, State "
Okdahoma. on the 21st day Of Septes
Der 1912. at l O'Clock p. m. for Il
purpose Of taking up for consideratio
the matter relative TO Land Lis
Of all the taxable and non-taxable re-
estate Of said County and State to
kept in the Office of the County Asse
sor of said County and State.
Given under my hand and offici;
seal, this l4th day Of September, 1911
CSEAL) r. +. NIX,
County Clerk Of Craig Counu
Oklahoma
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ceive him and he will be escorted TO
the ConnOr Hotel and then to the base
ball park, where Colonel Roosevelt can
be heard by at least 10000 people.
The miners Of the district have ex,
pressed a desire to meet Colonel
Roosevelt when he arrives and escort
him to his hotel. Several hundred
lead and zine miners with cap and
lamp all trimmed and burning will
form the escort. Colonel Roosevelt
viii be met also by all of the nomi.
nees on the progressive state and coun
ty tickets and by the progressive state
cetnral committee, a call having been
issued for meeting in Joplin on that
day.
Monday, September 23rd, will be
known as Roosevelt Day in Joplin
The opening gun Of the campaign will
be fired at O'Clock in the afternoon
when the voters OF the district will
be addressed by Judge Nortoni and
other nominees on the state ticket, al
the Auditorium, which has capacity
for 5000 people and will be used dur.
ing the afternoon
Excursion rates will be in force on
all the railroads on their regular
trains at one and a third fare. Special
excursions at one fare will be run by
a number Of railroads from points not
more than 100 miles distant from Jop-
lin. The Kansas City Southern will
run an excursion at a one fare rate
from Sloan Springs, Ark
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1912-09-20
COLLIE FROM ROYAL KENNEL
RIDES PONY.
Animal Sent Gentry Bros. Shows ]:
Now Equestrian Dog.

With Gentry Brothers All New Fea-
ture Shows, which will visit this city
Saturday, September 21, comes the
only collie dog ever seen in this sec
ton that was bred in royal kennels.
This beautiful anima Twas once the
property of the Duke of Cornwall, and
lis a performing animal. He is the
only dog that rides pony like a high
class artist rides the big white Nor
man horses so commo min the circus
world
"Collie"-that is the dogs name
was sent as a present to Gentry Broth
ers when their agent was in England
three years ago. The agent, who went
there in search of European novelties
for Gentry Brothers shows, found time
to train four of the dogs from the
royal kennels. In return he was Civ
en- three of the royal collies One more
was sent to Gentry Brothers. Two of
the dogs died at sea. The third is
now in New York, and the fourth of
the aristocratic CANNES is a rider
with Gentry Brothers All New Feature
Shows this season.
Gentry Brothers are the first show
men to ever present a dog of royal
breed in a public performance in this
country. However, this is in keeping
with their efforts to present a show
that appeals especially to ladies and
children The Gentry Brothers shows
you knew in childhood are as much an
epoch in the lives of the children of to-
day as they were in your life decade
or more ago. Gentry Brothers shows
will give two performances in this
city Saturday, September q.
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1912-09-20
SPAVINAW ITEMS.

Coins and Walker have their found
alton in for their new store building
Grandma Billings is very badly Grip
pied, having run rusty nail very neal
through her foot
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Peyton took 8
flying trip to Vinita to visit relatives
The NJ. o. & G. have begin putting
in abutments for their last bridge al
the mouth of Spavinaw.
Or. Johnson, the dentist has return.
ed TO his home at Wyandotte after
spending several days here workine
at his profession.
The rain in this vicinity has done
lots of good to late crops as well as
to settle the dust.
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1912-09-20
Organized Relief Work.

A plan for taking care of charity
work of Vinita by the young peoples
societies of the different churches is
now worked out
The charity work of this city is un-
organized and improperly cared for.
A large amount of money spent an
nually in indiscriminate giving in this
kind of work which results in a waste
full misuse of much of the amount and
also results many worthy cases re
.ceiying improper attention and I'M
worthy ones receiving funds that the
worthy should have This society pro
poses to establish committee to look
after work of this kind to which they
shall give all funds raised for this pur-
pose to be placed in a charity fund
which shall be at the disposal of this
committee for use in caring for the
poor In order to make this work effec-
tive, committee consisting of Mrs.
W b. COley, Mrs Lee Barrett. Mrs.
c. H. Reideman, Mrs DR. G. S. Neer.
Mrs. E. C. Oborn will solicit the sup
port and cooperation of the business
men and others that are interested in
the welfare of the poor of our city. and
ask that they sign the agreement pre-.
sented and contribute to this such a
sum as they see fit.
A collector will call each month for
the amount subscribed.
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1912-09-20
President Bush of the Missouri Pa
citic Praises the State.

President Bush of the Missouri Pa
eite Praises the State.
In special American Railway edi-
ton of The London Times appears a
very full write-up of Oklahoma and
her remarkable resources. This article
which was prepared aud written for
the great London journal by President
B. F. Bush, of the Missouri Pacific.
Iron Mountain, is as follows, the news
paper cutting out some of the cities
described:
In 1890 the combined population of
Oklahoma and Indian Territory. which
are both united in the present state
of Oklahoma, was 25S,657. In 1900
the population of the two combined
was 790,391. showing that in that de-
cade they increased in population 205
per cent. In 1907, when the two terri
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1912-09-20
LEE R. MITCHELL,
Clerk of the District Cout
RIDDLE & BENNETT. Z
4-6 Attorneys for Plaintiff.
First PubIished in the Chieftain,

First Published in the Chieftain,
September 20th, 1922.
State of Oklahoma, Craig County,
In the County Court.
In the Matter of the Estate of A. Y
Foreman, Deceased.
NOTICE OF SALE OF REAL EsTA1
Notice is hereby given in pursuaH
of an order of the County Court
Craig County, Oklahoma. made os>sx
10Th day of September, 1912. that d
undersigned Administrator of the
tate of A. w. Foreman, deceased v
sell at private sale TO the highest az
best bidder for cash, subject to cd
firmation by said Court. on Satnrda
the 2Sth day of September, 1912,
10 o'clock a. m, at the Office OF U
Judge of the County Court of era
County, Oklahoma, in the City
Vinita, all the right, title, interest al
estate of the said A. w. Foreman.
ceased and all the right, title. intere
and estate that the estate of the ss
a. w. Foreman. deceased. has acau.
ed by operation of law or otherwise
and to the following described real {
tate located in Craig County Ok
homa, to-wit;
The Northeast Quarter of the
Southeast Quarter of the South
west Quarter of Section %. Town
ship 26, North, Range 20, East.
containing ten acres more or less
Bids for the purchase thereof mu
be in writing and must be filed Wi
the Clerk of the County Court of Cra
County, Oklahoma, in his office in b
City of Vinita therein at or before d
time herein fixed for sale.
Said land will be sold on or aft
the date herein fixed.
Dated this 18th day of Septembs
1912.
R. V. McSPADDEN
Administrator of the Estate of z~a'
10 Foreman, Deceased.
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Notice is hereby given that on the
21st day of October, 1912. the under
signed will apply to the Governor o.
Oklahoma for a pardon in case No
584, State Of Oklahoma VS.. Otis Tittll
and John Britt, County Court Crail
County, Oklahoma Criminal Court q
Appeals No. A-1066 Title VS.. State
This 10Th day of September, 1911.
Al OTIS TITLE.