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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-10-20
Scrim and Marqui-
settle Two Piece
BED SETS

In every case these Bed Sets
are of fine, delicate Scrim-not
the coarse fshing-net effect so
often offered elsewhere in the
attempt to match Our prices.
All the laces which form the
insertion, the applique, the
centres, &C., come from Paris
and are made up by skilled
workmen.
SCRIM BED SETS-the most beau
tiful of very fine and comprehen-
sive stock-with border designs of an
tique lace and eyelet work, with ex-
quisite centres surrounded by Marie
Antoinette work, are S2O.74 and
500. 40.
SCRIM BED SETS with French
filet lace insertion and eyelet embroid-
ery-some with filet motifs combined
with Marie Antoinette work are
S14.74. S1S.49 and S24.74
SCRIM Red SETS in lacet Ara
blan with heavy border and handsome
medallion designs combined with
Marie Antoinette work. are S12.49
to 5000.
SCRIM BED SETS. with Cluny lace
Insertion and motifs, some with block
designs, some with Marie Antoinette
work combined with eyelet work, are
S1S.24 TO S22.2 "a.
SCRIM BED SETS In plain or block
scrim with Cluny lace Insertion and
edging are SS.94, $3.50 and STA.
THIRD rJooR. 85TH ST. REAR.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-10-20
Scrim Marquisette
CURTAINS

PLAIN SCRIM CURTAINS with
filet insertion and deep hem are
S1.24. The same with lace edge are
S1.49. With Cluny edge on hem
stitched linen, St.9S to S2.74 the
pair With Cluny lace edging and
lace insertion and double hemstltched
hem on either side of the insertion.
So. 40 10 S474 a pair. With edge
and insertion or deep edge French filet
lace patterns and fancy hemstitched
effects, S6.24 to SO. 40 a pair.
PLAIN RQUI s f T T f
CURTAINS with Cluny edge on hem
stitched linen are S2.97 to 1914 a
THIRD FLOOR, 35TH ST, REAR. -
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Velveteen Dresses S22 IL
for Afternoon Wear, NOOoI II

stylescopd from Paris models One with dped waist
with gold buckle Robespierre collar and
black satin gold stitched The other has OF shadow lace
panel skirt draped sides with large buttons rvers OF % contrasting
g velvet fastened with knot
effect navy and raspberry coongs Sizes IA
10 years
Strictly Det suits Serge Ddgonds Cloth Bpon9e
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-10-20
DRY GOODS.
DRY GOODS.
Misses Wear-Youthful and ['lodish
"M Rnga26 c Diagonal S17.7A
Boucle Coats,

-Fulength Coat buttoned neck with large buttons Deep
pointed black collar Turnback cuffs large pockets Sizes
l4-l6 years.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-10-20
Utility Coats S1 n IN
for Misses and Juniors, " on

Sizes 1915 and II years. Heavy cheviot in blue
High neck half-belted coat, with the wide cuff
armhole effect.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-10-20
Natural Mink Sets, STATS

Handsome reversed" skin scarf
styles Large pillow mu finished with shrred side pocket
OF fine selected skins of natural dark colors.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-10-20

SCRIM BED SETS In plain or block
scrim with Cluny lace Insertion and
edging are S5.94, $3.50 and STA.
THIRD F'LooR. B5TH ST. REAR.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-10-20
" O. Rsy:t oI51s e Soafs S16.74

Fine quality gray brown mixtures with plaid reverse
side New sailor collar and effect showing the gay plaid
length all edges braid bound buttons snugy
up neck Sizes ID and 10 years
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-10-20
Genuine Pointed Fox Sets, 1904

Pointed with genuine badger hair into prime Fox Skins
effect scarf finished with head paws and full brush tail La
nuf has SHRED silk side pockets
The Greeley tribune., 1912-08-08
Why Not Gres!ey?

Denver, Colorado Springs s,',s aIt,
Pueblo are rsaping harvest u.s
.umn,er from conventions OF various
Finds. These cities for years 'Mse
hem making y studied effort 70 . y.
care ali OF the large gatherings .Iy
can They have clever puhFity,
u ...n constantly ON the job ana
,p,.sir % business men keep alive every
minute to the good that comes Oh
Greeley has allowed this feature
of municipal progress to remain un.
developed. The business men IAso
hen keenly alive to many proen- n
sive movements for the city. NJ
cause the city has attracted gather.
in0s without any particular en. %
tI,er<, has been no exertton 70 Onk
strangers fsre to GO to their ho"'t"
.0nin each q walking advertisements
An ornanized effort. put forth
.xstennstically. would he far reach-
ing in bringing Greeley into It's own
as. q convention city.
The Greeley tribune., 1912-08-08
Get That Pulmotor

For $3.50 the city Or county. OF
both. might possess an tnstrun,enl
to save such lives ~ weee snune'
out near Greeley ON Monday. The
instruu,ent has been demonstrated
here retently. and serious constt1era.
tion given to its purchase. Il there
are weak points in the machine they
have not been brought out mere. II
ms b,en demonstrated In vaFiou,
n.rts Of the country. though, thai
the Pulmotor Is = real life saver II
cases Of sudden drowning. aspklxia-
ton, electric shock. and dmalAr b.
cilents. Surely II 1t VIII do theee
things IL Is worth the price for any
community.
In the case Of Harry Winslow
who was drowned 1t Seely Lake OIL
Monday. the la'(1y was recovered
within rs minutes from tho time he
went down. With = pulmOt0e as
near rs Greeley, his Life could easily
have been saved.
The Greeley tribune., 1912-08-08
Wednesday

Mr.. and Mrs. J. E. Neill went to
Denver today.
J. w. Morgan went to his ranch at
Goodrich today.
Mrs. Dedrick of Eaton spent
Tuesday In Greeley.
J. E. Grain of Ault was In Gree
ley Tuesday on business.
Born, Tuesday. to Mr.. and Mrs.
Carl Linde, at Gill, q daughter.
John Sanford and daughter Of
Orchard are in Greeley this week.
Mrs. c. W. Beer and daughter.
Addie, went to Denver this morning.
DR.. and Mrs. w. H. White are in
Denver this week visiting relatives.
Mrs. b. E. Tracy went to Fort
Morgan today for visit with her
mother.
Mrs. RI. A. Brooks of Denver was
the guest OF Mrs. A. A. Robinson
Tuesday.
Mrs. B. F. Pattee is home after a
weeks visit with relatives at High
landlake.
Henry McGilp of Palmer, Mass,
10 here for visit with his son, II.
w. McGilp.
Mrs. E. H. McClenahan went to
Denver today for few days Visit
with friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. d. Greenslate left
today for Idaho, where they may
decide to locate.
Mrs. Gooden Of Delaware Is visit.
ing her brother-in-law. Eugene
Gooden, and family.
Miss Jennie Smith Of Council
Bluffs. who has been visiting here
went to Denver this morning.
Miss Ida Davis. who has spent
the summer In Greeley. left thfi
morning for her home in Pueblo.
Mrs. J. L. Sallee left this morn
ing for Kansas to Join her hus.
band. who left here few weeks
ago.
Mrs. J. v. Sand Of Berthoud wal
in Greeley today on her way home
from Sterling, where she has beer
visiting friends.
Mrs. F. H. Rogers returned &c
her home in Denver today after .
visit with Mrs. A. w. Durkee and
Mrs. @. B. Irwin.
4 Mrs. Ella Jane Stevenson OF Ker.
soy was in Greeley today on heI
way to Caldwell. Ida, whore she
will visit friends.
Mrs. v. e. Keyes and baby viii
leave in few days for Blair'i
The Greeley tribune., 1912-08-08
Crop E1aggsratIons

Various Leading papers o! t"s
st.te are pointing out the folly OF
exaggerating the Prooshe c.ot'
Yields this fall in Colorado. Ihey
make the point that there Is re-
action from this misguided style ot
h.s,stinR that Is harmful. and tfse
poiut Is well taken.
HUT the published accounts are
often given in the best OF faith anu
the writers are the victims OF en-
thusiastic informants. Weld county
recently has had samples OF eHa2-
xeration in other lines. Hail stornis
have visited various sections OF the
county and the first reports reach
ing the newspapers turned out TO %
widely 1t variance with the real
damage done. 1t is true that any
damage done Ii bed enough, but the
reports merely emphasized the tend
ency to get away from facts, who
tf,er 1t be In the enormous crop
Weld expected or In the damage
done BY hail.
Psychologists give scientific ex-
Of why . dozen men witt
messing the same accident will give
a dozen different accounts OF IL, but
practical experience In newspaper
work shows that the most difficult
mart is to get cold, hard, unbiased
facts. So long ~ people arc prone
to exaggerate the problem Of setting
forth the unvarnished truth will bc
difficult to solve.
The Greeley tribune., 1912-08-08
Contempt Of Court

In these days Of adverse criticism
OF the Judiciary on all sides and the
exposures that have been made of
the political manipulation Of courts,
the temper Of the people Is not well
attuned to the heavy filming Of news-
paper editors under the so.csIled
constructive contempt Law.
"A recent caSe In Denver has
aroused wide comment. A Jury
trial was denied one Of the pro.
prietOrs Of the Post. The defendant,
II he can be called such In this ease.
asked for the privilege Of proving
what he had said that had given Of
fense to the court. Briefly stated.
the proceeding Of tho court was one
where the judge assumed entire
Jurisdiction.
Curiously enough, when the Judge
who presided In this case was . cam
didate for nomination under the
preference system adopted by ti,e
Denver lar association, he did MOI
get votes enough to be noticed in
tho race. 1t would appear then thai
his action In this particular caae
was repodiated By his own kind. ~
well as being distasteful to the ise1,
PIE It Large.
This particular case served tte
purpose Of bringing before the peo.
pse the power Of . judge who con.
ceives the dignity Of his court injur
ed. II the judge assumes that or
tain petSons arc In contempt Of hi,
court there y no appeal In the prom
ises. For tho sake of editors AM
others who may not relish such .
condition In our laws, It might b,
we0 to do bit of timkering On CON
stempt Pruceedings while tho prob
The Greeley tribune., 1912-08-08
Lurlnt The Unv,ly

That was some remarkable politi-
cal juggling pulled OF at the repub-
licaa judicial convention At Fort
Collins last Friday. Tho radically
insurEen& George A. Carlson. who
had proclaimed far and wide that
he would have nothing further to
do with the republican organization
thst bp had found 70 be rottea to
tlse core, calmly accepted the nomi-
nakioa from them. He was endorsed
By the Weld county Republican as-
seGnbly prior to that time.
Bei0re tho news Of this remark
aide o0cuFraace had reached Gree
ley sonAe 500 people werc waiting in
tn 6terling theafer to hear whaa
1lF. Carlson had to say On progress
siveism. r. b. Stewart, Merle d.
Vincent sd others with whom Caf1-
soa had aasOclaAed himself mAde
seseclses, bet Mr.. CaFlsoa WAS ~
scarce ~ . county commissioner u
. taxpayers meeting.
OF coaFse every sdniiref q Mr.
Caslson who expects to vote Tor hin,
will vote tho whole coanty stand
pak ticket, no don't think. 1he
nsove wns tho Last despefafe political
jreeiing of Big Mac to lare tho -.
wary into hne. B0t No fear ta1Al
tlaeg wont lufe worth . ceak
The Greeley tribune., 1912-08-08
Tho Psspls Spoke

Whatever results may attain from
the Democratic county assembly held
last week the gathering will 20
down into local history as one that
represented the people.
From the naming OF . min09
committee to the more important
work Of passing O. resolutions, the
assembly was the fullest exTression
Of tho moro than 500 delegates pres.
emt.
Real democracy was expressed.
There was NO ''slate" to he yeri.
fled. There WAS NO boss to be sub
servient to. Free expression from
every delegate was invited ON every
action Of moment taken by the as
sembly. And the delegates respond
ed feariessly, without restraint
The county ticket named can be
submitted to the people withont
shame.
There will he no cry Of "vindicate
u.s.. There will be no appeal for
mercy. Bravely. and in good faitI,
the democracy Of Weld county can
proclaim to the people, 'here are
We. unashamed and unAfraid."
No glittering generalities clog thu
platform. There Is . punch in every
word for the thinking man. The
truth is set forth, however bitter Il
may he to the proud citizen.
And there Is pride for the voter
who has enlisted with those brave
spirits who have struggled against
the yoke Of oppression in the foru,
0f predatory trusts and bosses. He's
Is a platform upon which he NAV
stand and defy his Oppressors.
A clean ticket, upon which ts,~
names Of only honest. sincere me,-
known to the community appear. Il
o"efed to the voters Of Weld county
The Greeley tribune., 1912-08-08
Tho Western Farmer

Colorado sold moro applcs in 1911
than Oregon, Washington. Utah.
New Mexico, Wyoming and Idaho
combined. The Jonathan u tho host
Of ColoradO's apple crop. Colorado
also raises good crops Of peaches.
straMbesries and Rasphessses. H
Rocky Ford cantaloape b known
wherever cantalOupes are known.
Colorsdo's orchard growth is almost
exclusively ON the western slope Of
the Rocky mountains. Alfalfa can
be raised wherever irrigation IL pos
sible. Alfalfa Is not oaly . valuable
crop, which today sells for FIVE
times the prices Of few years ago,
but it puts the laad hack in excel-
lent condition for crops which ex-
haust tie soil Otherwise. The Gree
high reputation and II sold In states
ers OF pOtatoes. Under especially
farmer can make q per cent an
nnually on the valuation Of his
land; the average middle west farm
ef Is very often content with y profit
of five per cent. There II constant
in Colorado. TIE orchartlist thu
gets = color in his fruit that th<
eastern farmer cannot get. The fruit
growers Of the west insist upon uni
form methods Of packing, which als<
enhances the reputation of westegs
; fruit IN the market. The farmer d
the east and the middle west cas
learn much from tho modern me
tisods Of the men who, for one rea
. SON or another, have gonc to the IA
west and started over again. En-
virOnment makes modern method
almost compulsory. A fresh star
, often means new life.-COllier's.
The Greeley tribune., 1912-08-08
Web Worm o. Dssts
Mr., Editor:

MI. ACUVOfs
According to tho Dcnver papers
there are some bug men there from
the agricultural college Of Indiana.
and they report = good many na0ths
Of the web worm In tho best nelds
around Denver and predict . wave
Of web WORM In our beet AeatAs. They
are here to some exteat In localities
every year. l lost several toas per
acre Last year On oae Aead. The last
Of July, II you notice In aftern0ons,
swarn,s of dirty white n,0ths about
. half inch long over yoar bee4 Acids
watch Out. They arc mating. Next
you Will notice webs like . spider
web from lcaf to Leaf, showing the
female has Laid her eggs.
In about two weeks o. less you
will find the under leaf covered with
. brown worm One-toath OF ~ inch
long. Get busy with . sprayee for
in . week they are One.haH 70 three
quarters Of an inch long and have
lost you from two to Ave tons OF
beets per acre. Whea an inch long
by time they have eateA most Of
your leaves they disappear and you
will find them In the grOund. YOur
beets will send out new leAves but
you lose nearly all this time they
arc making new leaves, ahoat three
weeks.
Beets are making from . toa to a
ton and . half per aCre row PR
week and yoa cant aAOrd 70 lose
thaG time 70 watch yoar beses every
fow days ard u yoa md ~ yosAG
WORMS get busy 1t once.
Yours truly,
W. X. MCCLELLAN.
The Greeley tribune., 1912-08-08
The Masters voiceIess

The Denver Republican, for ve.r-
and years the gospel Of the CO...
Porattonists, reactiOnists, s,litic.,
bosses and the ''veste<i" intnrass.
has served notice Of divorce -
ceedings. The following sli,ar.sI
In . recent issue Is Of more H.
passing interest In view Of the c,is4-
ing political situation:
WHAT THE REPUBLICAN MEANS
Politicians who do not undcrs,
what the Republican means n, -.
attitude toward nomination, for ~.
republican, state ticket, arc tbems~s'
YES at fault. They have been 81 ~.
customed to accepting without nv-~
tion what certain seIf-cons,;,n.s,
leaders offer them, that tbey -.
not grasp the idea Of doing .n,,,,...
else. They belong to an old reo,.sS
and their eyes arc closed tn ,ha ~.
tnae the old order Is claanpiny -"
giving way to tho new.
The republican party In Color,A,
The Greeley tribune., 1912-08-08
GREEN CITY
SATURDAY.. Aug. 3.

SdtuIud!t aug, ),
A. Pettys OF the Weldon
bank was the guest Tuesd1
V. Warner.
L. NJ Henderson is ov
the unloading OF a car Of id
Sublette for the new bee, !
Mrs Mayme Thompson |
Tuesday from several DAYS
Greeley.
Edwin Sever of Denver 81
Tuesday on the City Flats.
The second cutting OF a
well under way with a fins
also an extra good quality 0
The heavy rain of Tues
excellent for the potato or
insures delaying irrigatio
later than August 10.
j.. Mcintyre went TO Gre
Tuesday on business intent,
/ George Cobb was a del
the democratic assembly in
returning Wednesday.
The Greeley tribune., 1912-08-08
800 Reward, 800

The readers OF this paper
plea srd 60 learn that there Is
one dreaded disease that soiel
been able TO cure In all ~ sal
thai is Catarrh. Halls caIarl
is the only positive cure nowl
TO the medical fraternity. Ca'9
ing a constitutional disease;
a constitutional treatment III
tarrh Cure IS taken lniernali,y1
directly upon the blood ana
surfaces df the system therd
stroving the foundation OF me
and giving the patient siren
building up the constitution m !
sistlng nature in doing rs wo,l
proprletors have so mueh 'al,a v
curative powers that the! v"1
Hundred Dollars for any case
falls To cure. send for isl y
monials. Address.
F. j. CHENEY & co.. lo;s1| e;s
sold hy druggists, prlc;,e ~. rs
Take Halls Family Pil's '''
patton.
The Greeley tribune., 1912-08-08

l. ,,.,,y iabtsd into other weak
.,nt, Of the Judiciary.
win unlimited power Of tht
,.,.,.s' In contempt proceedings i
would appear that TINS auesc
might he used as oa"A ~
throttling the press IN ~ I~oss
where the courts are snSOsse. Suc'
"A condition would i'ss teiAotsoao m
deed, The final outcome OF tnt
Isanyer Cs.se involving the fost psc'
prietors will he watched win kce'
interest.
The Greeley tribune., 1912-08-08
p,ruIIc STEEs >A'1

whereas, James /: h't ronnty
,Irass is Greeley Nelq Ngf ~ Al
aa1r aoan rrautor by his pesu p''arS.j h
rauoi ~ 1910. and rseoIu'
Ga . 10 ,o,o in Book Si2. at rdsR p,
>, i'igi 49, :" of tie clerk ana sS ~
the o,5 ohl3 .,.urfy. Colorado ~
to the public TRUSTEE W. foTowiaa
County. Colorado, in' dsserlbed
in said Weld County u
'oTo T.ots -Four. Five and AZ wast III
Lot SIX East Of tne SEVENTH
~ said lot. ull in bio,N aecordI
-, ~ 10 10 CITY OF Greeley. Id
~ H. u, accorded plat II,s,rlyeII
.n, wotsr therefor as ado ud |
WI, VIII ,r,jnn Colony OF y3l''rSor nrora
The nio,' a. secure his pyy'
In uus g- fFs total sum ~ sys
notes no t%T Dollars SS0ool Fl 81. s III
Thousaiit19 Trpst deed payapa,ff 10,
with sa'u eight years s, 5o,s
thereon WITH ln.g. 90 sspt per ann1
rnta OF seven ptt io interest ne]
.videncCd by cegla3" ,n said pr1
even date attoclIlt,,o,, annually.
un,ns payable semi '",it 'fauit has
my "o.,d whereas. lg'9;n ~ said N
,,adn n bv said gronligr, apee ,T Of Q
m.,St ,r'" in the perlolls ~ imposed
IrnsT ond conditions "a fTrus.
an,s -" t6e terms Of sa''
in in 'nis so,s Eraator has J., f'ife lsrse
the interest nnyiS,ich was paya0ttrr h
above note, s,o11 and all We raas s
aue June Z lgl lndebtednl,esi, !
legal holder oi l',v notes has fls1
ryesented by sal,a ru,bile Trustee
~ undersigned ! ~ colorado, :.
snv w, Weld county, ,,og declarinl
d and demand M wt,l's 10 declare
1n,at,It an" and electlnE, Cd By sala
whole ,nrest ue duc and paiiS land
nnn diur ,i, the sale OF s' :,
sa,a Tr95t 9%5SteIsfSls PfSq notice s.,s 4 nstss, 6Ss.,
| demand and s hS authority ~, u
bv virtue 81 ~ need and r1.rs,,, 1.e
M. bv said Ttl-. public I, III
" II. patterson i,rndo, will =, y
| Weld County ,n,nperty toi N
nhova described p'tthrs highess,.
I, nuhIIc auction 40 donr Of nc h
p" ,he east front ~ Greelty, 4, Il
~ nI,,,se , I'm the C!ty " Of coloI,a,at'
~" Void and S'nIl,y Of Aasu';S, \,
dav ot M, the gath & dsS forenoon :. Y
Mo,,a ,an o'clock IN ths hssotd notss n I,
purr, ottorney tees VIII sn.s.,y
pense Of TN, ,,nsearsof sa,Sf a .,,yfitasd ,ftads n
signed ~ weld oV'
public Trustee - ,so ~
rado. c..,iev. Coloi''
dny Of July, pbs Ia Attorney lsl:
iShn i.,., T Tr,,SiISS sfsSSti,5, jgiy. III: Il
publication Nuh
The Greeley tribune., 1912-08-08
AUBURN

Friday, Aug. >.
A new heating plar, j
Installed in the school I', Ia o.
Miss Young. who IL, is oUs uoa|
teachers at Colorado IrT coII
visiting her sister, Nrs = ", y
Misses Irene BarpS,, h,
Blanche Wadsworth vsn,
Elder Thursday for a '4; u.
friends.
The railroad compapr
structed a new bridge a.,
Latham outlet near Auba,l
Farmers are busy with ,|
ond cutting of alfalfa. nj
exceptionally good. Grail
are promising and harvest
begin next week. '1
Mrs, Sheeder, the prlpcin.
school. who was re-elected
signed and the school ho,
elected Miss Calvin to :,
place. Miss Calvin is a grs'
the State Teachers college
The Greeley tribune., 1912-08-08
NEWS notes.
WELD coUI
llEliSEy

Miss Burritt. an or.
lese friend OF Mr.. va I ea}
visiting .,, Dr. and MR. rs' Sspaa|
VIII also visit Win h. Sspaal|
John Emerson. way" Nr' a
Fred u; N HI. Henderson and :,
Gay pav morning in their deir''s sr,s, ls,
days. '"e! VIII bs
The Greeley tribune., 1912-08-08
LASALLp

p Robert Burgnor, sr ~.
burgner, ir, from H. an
S,sl'ihg M a few days VIM els
Mrs. George Briggs. WIN
Mrs; Eugene Harrius,o,
dren 'i.,' left Tor Pierce "Ilua fSa
where they viii ,oir 'Hs US
ton, who has charge Of NJ, ",
station. vi Inc
Gene Smith went IN A..
terday { by auto and rstns, sv's
20 crates OF raspberriass as'aF'
The Greeley tribune., 1912-08-08

Ion SALE ~ rREPARMo.
moving 10 California ! OA
great bargain 54u agie 10 suit
Prom Greeley. Terms r " IL
chaser, Also eight room ,.,ss
modcrn exoept furnace um.V
ahie vacant lots On Tehyn u u
inr Normal campus H. !"
nwner. 602 lith-SL
The Greeley tribune., 1912-08-08

The Official call OF tie bull
u,r,ose is . long ''bOo-O-O". SOUNDS
like . yell that the democrats ana
republicans may join In with zest-
The sufYragettes are on hand 10
force the Bull Moose party to make
good ON the votes for women pat
form, We are strong for women
now.
Uncle Sam il going to reduce the
size Of paper money. He needn't ON
our account, As we have never been
Inconvenience by too great quano-
ties Of It.
County Assessor Fischer has been
nominated for presidential eiectOr
by the stand pat state convention.
But he needn't worry, he won't
have 10 go.
An English doctor gravely an
nounced during u lecture that the
English women did not bati1e often
enough. His mail has increased to
several hundred letters daily.
Since the democrats Of Weld
county called District Attorney Carl
sons attention to what they thought
of his ..house cleaning he may feel
called upon to complete the Job.
CONCENTRATIONS to the Denver
Republican on its awakening. lts
sleep rivaled that Of Rip Wan Winkle
and its awakening may be moro ct.
fective. even II the old dogs don't
recognize II.
The Republican was 30 keen to
know where Messrs. Jacobs and Ew-
ing stood politically 1t might now
ask for the sake of the people gen
orally where does Carlson stand
politically?
Former Mayor Speer OF Denver
was fined S1 900 and sentenced to
Ave days in Jail for contempt Of
court. A little pleasant reading fos
one Mr.. Tamlnen who IL sOjourning
In Honolulu.
Moose convention are censOrng th<
tAAsAokN KHAyCO Oy sAbC aSnN"s ShV Asss
republican convention some bono
headed band master played Darling
am Growing Old".
The Denver Times hAs started I
campaign to keep the millions q
crop money I'm the state this fall.
makes much more interesting read
ing to the people than what tn
Times may think Of the Post.
Charles ID. Todd, one OF the lead
ing stand pat republicans Of thi
city, was Saturday at Fort Collins
by the judicial republican assembly
elected chairman Of the republica
judicial committee. 1t will he MI
To(lds duty As chairman to endeavo
to elect George Carlson district u
tosney, and in this connection "
beg to suggest that it would be ver
interesting reading for the voters {
tho eighth judicial district to kno'
just what Mr.. Todd. IS y citizen an
. lawyer, thinks OF his candidat
for district attorney.
The Greeley tribune., 1912-08-08

One man a day Is murdefeu N
New York, which further emphasiAes
that little old Greeley Is goo"
enough for us.