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The Greeley tribune., 1912-10-10
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The September Crucible has come
from the press and II credit to
the new stan, This is their first
edition since their election At the
close OF the school year last spring.
The number 10 interesting to the
students from start to finish. The
members Of the new stan are Miss
Katherine Ommanney. editor-in-
chief; Nathaniel Lloyd, business
and advertising manager; Miss An
ma Schuck, proof reader: Miss
Esther DEWITT. circulator. The as
sociate editors are Miss Mary Bash
or. Neal Moore. Miss Vera Newton.
Marion Brink. Miss Carrie Thomas,
Miss Belle Baird. Miss Vera Mallon.
Miss Lucille Smith. Horace Nc
Mahon. John Kyle. Miss Olive Kon-
kle, Miss Mildred Maxwell. Miss
Hennis and Miss Anna Sum.
The Greeley tribune., 1912-10-10
WHAT THE KIDNEYS Do
Their tncealsinX Work Keeps Us
Strong and Healthy

All the blood in the body passes
through the kidneys once every
thre minutes. The kidneys filter the
blood. They work night and day
When healthy they remove about
500 grains OF impure matter daily,
when unhealthy some part OF thN
impure matter is left in the blood.
This rbings on many diseases and
symptoms-which vary widely but
may include pain in the back, head
ache, nervousness. hot, dry skin
rheumatic pains. gout, gravel DIS
orders of the eyesight, ana near
ing, dizziness, irregular heart, de-
bility. drowsiness. dropsy deposits
in the urine, etc. But II you Keep
the filters right the danger is over
come. Doan's Kidney Pills nave
proven an effective kidney medicine
r. II. Snyder. 1908 Firth street,
Greeley, Colo. says: 81 have no
less faith in Doan's Kidney flIs
now than had years ago wheh
they cured me. | gladly confirm
the statements | have made peiots
regarding their merit. ! nave @ Iolu
many people who were sule'ius
from kidney trouble to get ioah
Kidney Pills at Gilbert Bros. u'us
store and give them a trlal'
For sale by all dealers frles SV "
cents. Foster Milburn Co, bui"io
New York. sole agents for the u"'F
ed States.
Remember the name-i'oa"
and take no other
The Greeley tribune., 1912-10-10
TRUSTS
LOVELY
TO TED
HIM 73 PER CENT
OF 2,2OO, 900 CAMPAIGN FUND
IN l0O4-FOUR DONATE HIM
100000 APIECE

Washington, Oct. 8. - When
Theodore Roosevelt. in the presi
Dental campaign Of 1904. was de-
nouncing his democratic opponent.
Alton B. Parker. ~ the candidate Of
Wall street and asserting that he
alone was the friend OF the poor
man and the working man. there
were recorded ON the books Of his
personally selected campaign COM
mittee the following contributions,
OF which he must have had knowl-
edge:
John D. Archbold OF the Standard
Oil company, 100000.
allied financial interests and the
ton. 100000.
George ]. Gould. representing the
railroad interests. 100000.
H. c. Frick. the big steel king OF
Pittsburg. 100000.
E. H. Hartman. representing q
group OF financiers, $4,000.
That the total Of $64O.OOO was
contributed to the Roosevelt cam
paign and was formally entered on
the books kept by the late Cornelius
N. Bliss, who was Roosevelt's per-
sonaly picked treasurer. was sworn
to by George r. Sheldon OF New
York. the present treasurer OF the
committee. before the Clapp COM
mittee investigating campaign con-
tributions to the sensational hear
ings.
OF the $2,2O0.OOO that formed
the Roosevelt fund that year. Shell
don testified no less than 73h per
cent came from the big corporations
of the country, although Roosevelt
throughout the campaign with char
acteristic vigor denounced Parker
as the candidate Of "the interests"
The Greeley tribune., 1912-10-10
GREELEY COMMERCIAL CLUB
HOLDS ANNUAL Meeting Al -. :,
WHICH ELECTION Is Htlu
Charlie. ]. Crockett Is Chosen As New rre''cen'
New Board Takes Place OF Old.-Meet"ss
May Be Changed To Noon Hour A' 1AP'.I. IAPs
meut---Plans For The Coming lear '"e''>'e
Manv improvements.

Union Pacific and the ultimate VIC
tory. ., ,h.
nenyer Mountain and Plain Feeu-
val directors asking that Greeley
and Weld county have a hoat IN the
narade planned during the celebra-
ton This was referred to the
hoard OF directors for action.
The matter Of changing the hour
of the club meeting to noon was ais
cussed, some favoring the lunUneon
plan adopted by the Denver Cham-
Der of Commerce. Various sus-
eestions were made by members
looking toward increasing the inter-
est in the organization. 1t ID prop
able that the matter will be furthef
DISCUSSED by the directors and 1t
may be that some experimenting Will
be done with the present plan OF
holding the meetings in the evening
following a dinner.
A vote Of thanks was given the
outgoing officers and directors be-
fore the meeting adjourned.
Thank Union Pacific
The following resolution was
adopted:
Resolved: That The Commercial
Club of Greeley expresses the sin.
cere thanks of the business men OF
this community for the active inter-
est shown by the Union Pacific Rail-
road company and its president, Mr.
A. L. Mohler, In the eradication OF
the blight that has effected the po-
tato crop in northern Colorado, and
in the employment of Mr.. Eugene
Grubb, as q potato expert, Tor the
betterment and increase OF the
potato crop in this district.
Resolved. That this club earnestly
urges upon Mr.. Mohler the desir-
ability and necessity Of the speedy
termination Of litigation against the
patrons of the Union Pacific Rail-
road company az to the titles to
their properties along the right-of-
way of that railroad. A great In
Jury has already been done to the
individual owners and businss men
and shippers who have constructed
valuable and permanent buildings
close to the tracks of the Union Paci-
fic Railroad company, and We sug-
gest that the elimination OF this
causef or friction and enmity would
result quickly in increased develop
ment, in population and business In
northern Colorado ~ we'll a. IN .
large increase in the transportation
business Of the Union Pacific Rail-
road company.
Resolved. further. That the secre-
tary of the club transmit copy OF
these resolutions to President
Mohler.
The Greeley tribune., 1912-10-10
WINDSOR HAS
new MILL FOR
ALFALFA MEAL
Being Built to Provide Feed for the
Stock but Will be Good Thing
for the Town

Windsor. Oct. "A new $1,000
alfalfa meal mill il being built here
by the D. B. Cloud & Company firm.
1t IL being built primarily to pro-
vide better feed for the company's
stock yards. but incidentally is to be
valuable to Windsor. 1t will have
= capacity of from one to two tons
per hour, and II enough business
comes 1t will employ three or four
men. The mill will grind and mix
hay with oil cake. corn. oats, bar
ley and syrup, producing the best
and most nutritious feed obtainable
1t u claimed that one ton of al.
falfa meal 10 worth two tons OF the
hay in its natural state. There is .
waste Of nearly 500 pounds in
every ton of the hay fed from the
stack, while every bit Of it is utiliz.
ed when ground into meal. Man,
farmers are interested. therefore, tr
the now mill and many expect to se<
1t become . growing and valuable
industry Of Windsor.
The Greeley tribune., 1912-10-10
STATE PARTY
NOT TO FUSE

Denver, Oct. 4.-Onicial an
nouncement was made At progres-
sive headquarters that BENJAMIN
Griffith had accepted the nomina-
tion for attorney general on the Bull
Moose ticket. N. 8. Candy, who was
originally nominated, has resigned.
Announcement was also made that
Clarence p. Dodge will be the can
didate for Congressman at large in
stead Of d. C. Burns. p. B. Stewart
will be one Of tho presidential elec-
tors.
Announcement was made that
there will be NO fusion with the
republicans on state or congress
ssonal tickets". This ends the talk
Of fusion ~ the republican candf-
dates today took the same action
There may be fusion Of the legislar
tive ticket or on the county ticket
but not on the state.
The Greeley tribune., 1912-10-10
Club ENJOYS
FINE SMOKER

Eaton, Oct. 4.-The second
smoker of the season was held We'd
nesday evening by the Eaton club.
A number OF Invited guests were
present and were we'll entertained
by members of the club. One Of
the most pleasing features of enter
tainment was the music furnished
by the Hesperian male quartet Of
Greeley, composed Of e. b. Hatch.
/. l. Stukey. C. NJ. Philips and T. E.
Fitz. J. w. Gault was the speaker
Of the evening. l.. b. Reed was
master OF ceremonies. A sumptuous
repast was served.
The Greeley tribune., 1912-10-10
APPLES FROM

]. F. Fezer has on display at his
store samples Of apples raised this
wear on the fruit ranch Of his SON
in-law. c. r. Roberts Of Lyle. Wash.
Mr.. Roberts will send . car load OF
the apples to Greeley next week,
which will be on sale at greeley
grocery stores.
Among the varieties represented
are Wagner, New Town Pippin,
White Pippin. Ortley, Rhode Island
Greening and Spitxenburg.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roberts are both
well known in Greeley. Their we'd
ding some time ago was one OF the
social events of the city. They went
to MIR. Rouert's ranch
in Idaho and last fall went to Wash
ington to a fruit ranch Mr.. Roberts
had started few years before.
The Greeley tribune., 1912-10-10
ORCHESTRA TO

windsor, Oct. 4.-Plans are un-
der way here to greatly enlarge the
hirh school orchestra, which two
vears ago was feature OF the
schools. All persons in the school
district who can play an instru-
ment that properly belongs to an
orchestra are asked to come out ana
practice and to aid in making the
orchestra a strong feature OF enter
tainment this winter. The orches-
ira meets every Tuesday evening IN
the auditorium in which is hne
niano and every convenience neces-
sary for comfort while practicing:
W. A. Cloud, who has charge OF
the orchestra. IL doing excellent
work in this capacity.
The Greeley tribune., 1912-10-10

The annual meeting and election
az directors and president of tn'
Greeley Commercial club was heie
last night at the Camfield hotel, fol
lowing the usual supper. In addi'
tion to electing practically a new Bel
OF directors, the Commercial clut
members brought up q number Of
new ideas to work on during the
coming year, including a change IN
the time of meeting to the noon
hour, the practice followed by the
Denver Chamber of Commerce.
Charles ]. Crockett Is the new
president chosen by the club. being
selected unanimously following his
nomination by Paul Darrow. MT.
Crockett was a director Of the club
last year and has been an active
worker in the organization ever
since he first became a member.
The board of directors were nomi-
mated in the usual way OF having
eight selected by committee and
eight nominated by the meeting.
The selection is made from the six
teen thus named and resulted as
follows:
D. A. Parker, George Dauth. ]. B.
Carrel, G. S. Davis, William Kelley,
Carson Gilbert, A. ]. Allen and X.
W. Bullock.
The directors will hold q meeting
at an early date and name the vari-
GUS standing committees and select
. secretary.
Retiring president. ]. NJ. B. Pet
rikin, gave a summary OF the year
work in his report. He told OF the
work of the directors and the ef-
forts made to bring Greeley into its
own and to develop the entire
county by cooperative effort.
Paul Darrow. the retiring treas
urer, made his report and was fol-
lowed by Secretary ]. F. McCrery
with his annual report. These were
received and the nomination for
president followed.
Following his election. Mr.. Croc-
kett made a brief address in which
he outlined some Of the things he
hoped the club would accomplish
during the coming year. He men
toned better street lighting, new
factories, q new union depot and
other public Improvements that
Greeley has been flirting with in the
past.
W, A. 1nsiageT told . few thing
Of the last county fair and gave
some of the reasons Why, In hi
judgment, the success expected hae
. not been achieved.
j. l.. Bartlett gave q brief histor,
Of the right Of way fight with thu
The Greeley tribune., 1912-10-10
WANT PLUMBER
AT J0nNST0WN

Johnstown, Oct. 3.-The PROPOSE
ton Of appointing = resident plum
ber to whom all of the work In
town should be given. will be the
principal subject Of discussion to-
night at the regular monthly meet
ing Of the Johnstown Commercial
club.
1t is proposed to decide upon q
local plumber who is capable OF do
ing the best work in his line and
then making every effort to have az
much OF the work here turned over
to him as the town can give to
him Other minor business will be
disposed Of.
The Greeley tribune., 1912-10-10
TED HAS
ANSWERS
OFF BA'
ArrhAhs BEFORE cA,,p,,,]
FUND INVESTIGATING c"1
MITTEE AND save W"
OUGHT no BE FIREp r. w

Theodore Rooseva,,
witness stand yes,erdar "as on u
., IN tne campaign contribu,ian' a'einod| i
tigation of the 1904 fund ''on inve|
tne things he told the con some
The first l heard Of
gan 8 contribution to nv can r. A0i
was In the testimony ysston eampaa
Absolutely no promise G,ua!, way
ss a return for any contribm,'m S MAD
A man who bears false vauloh u.,.
guilty OF as Infamous conduc, 'less ~ >.
man man VINO steals. If Bartbo,%a, a.
hiiies can prove their sta,au u'
they ought to be compelled ,eaen1 ~
III they cannot. thev oueb, W
driven out of public life 10
When l was police comm,,.,
OF New York, and memhs- s.0a y. d,
police force did, in connac,,on VI taI
the enforcement OF the law wiz
liquor selling, what Penrosa sel as@l
aid In this case | could have ,s-on n1
him off the force. 'aroS|
ana l mold that the Senate ot >,
United States should throw poa tn
out OF the senate for the adm,aa, ea,Os'
ne made before this committaa .''0l
nVer asked Hartman di,o,,
Tor dollar to help in that camns,a .
or any other. p~'e
! knew II. C. Frick had con,-,,.
ted heavily and was ready 10 . cor,N
butte more, did not know w
amount, Knox had told ma N.
Frick was one of my strony0.
hackers. 0Ase'
II 1 am elected president A vas
hence, II Rockefeller or anyona al.
wants to see me, I'll see him an,
moreover, if have anything IN .s
for the public service from Roct,
feller. j. P. Morgan or any one al.
III send for him.
| never made the statement III
corporations had not contributed
the Republican party.
II is true that when was pra
dent l administered the dark,
Abyssinian treatment to the Star
ard Oil company, but it was becar
1t needed it. If am president aga
| will again administer it to any c.
poration of the Standard Oil "
that may need il.
The Greeley tribune., 1912-10-10
GREEN "TOMATS"
STILL COMING

Fort Lupton. Oct. 3.-Tomatoes
are still being brought into town
here, although the crop was almost
ruined by the frosts and wet weather
which came recently. There are
many green tomatoes that were pro-
tected to some extent under vines,
and II these can be kept from more
damage until they ripen they will
add greatly to the tonnage of the
crop. The bringing in of these
green tomatoes as they become ripe
10 daily making the crop better than
It was thought 1t would be.
The Greeley tribune., 1912-10-10
PIONEER OF
ESTES IS DEAD

Fort Collins. Oct. shortly AZ
ter he had returned from the hunt,
bringing back with him large
buck. as the result of n hard days
work. William II. Hupp. one OF the
pioneers Of Estes Park. died sud
denly Wednesday night 1t the home
Of his sister, Mrs. Mary Jones, a
short distance from the village of
Estes Park. Death II said to have
been due to heart failure.
The Greeley tribune., 1912-10-10
DUMP OPENED
AT SEVERANCE

Severance. Oct. 4.-This morning
the beet dump opened here and to-
day the beets are coming into town
from all directions. They are being
loaded on cars and shipped to the
Windsor factory. There 10 NO short
age Of cars here at present, as there
has been at many of the other
dumps in the county. Some OF the
farmers are busy digging potatoes,
which crop is turning out better
than had been expected.
The Greeley tribune., 1912-10-10
Leave for Ohio

Mr.. and Mrs. G. W. Compton and
son. Theodore. who have been spend
ing a week in Eaton and Greeley
visiting James and Walter karr and
families. Miss Eva Karr and Mrs.
NJ. J. Richey and daughter, Miss
Richey. left Friday for their home
in Coshocton. o. They have been
In California and stopped here on
their return. Mrs. Compton Is a
sister OF the Karr brothers and Miss
karr,
The Greeley tribune., 1912-10-10
Y. G. A. Funts Booste

It has been announced that the
western conference OF the Y. NJ. C..
A. lack only $4,000 to complete
the fund Of $4,000 OF which John
D. Rockefeller gives $4,000 pro-
viding the full amount il raised.
The money will be used for modern
water and sewage plants, additional
lands and buildings on their Estes
Park property.
The Greeley tribune., 1912-10-10
Burned While Cooking

Johnstown, Oct. 5.-While cook
ing on a gasoline stove Wednesday
Mrs. H. o. Whowell was severely
burned when the flames hared up
and enwrapped her forearms. The
burns were exceedingly painful and
rendered Mrs. Whowell unable to do
her house work for some time, but
at present she is recovering as rap
idly as could be expected.
The Greeley tribune., 1912-10-10

II you have young children you
have perhaps noticed that disorders
of the stomach are their most COM
mon ailment. To correct this you
will find Chamberlain Stomach
and Liver Tablets excellent. They
are easy and pleasant to take. and
mild aud gentle In eject. For sale
BY all drugGists.
The Greeley tribune., 1912-10-10

When you have bad cold you
want theb est medicine obtainable
SO as to cure 1t with as little delay
as possible. Here Is druggists
opinion: II have sold Chamber
lain's Cough Remedy for fifteen
years." says Enos Lollar OF Sara
toga, Ind. land consider it the best
on the market" For sale by all
druggists.
The Greeley tribune., 1912-10-10
Candidates Whiting

Fort. Lupton. Oct 3.-Elmer
Rowe. 8. s. Brown and A. l.. Mump-
er were in Fort Lupton Tuesday
looking after their political inter-
ests. shaking hands with voters and
paving the way ~ we'll ~ possible
to success at the polls.
The Greeley tribune., 1912-10-10

]. w. Copeland. OF Dayton, Ohio.
purchased a bottle of Chamberlain's 8
Cough Remedy for his boy who had
a cold. and before the bottle was all
used the boys cold was gone. 10
that not better than to pay Ave
dollar Doctors bill? For sale by all
druggists.
The Greeley tribune., 1912-10-10

Here II . woman who speaks
from personal knowledge and long
experience. viz. Mrs. p. II. Brogan.
Of Wilson, Pa, who says: II know
from experience that Chamberlain .
Cough Remedy II far superior to
any other. For Group there 10 moth
Ing that excels IT," For sale by all
druggists.
The Greeley tribune., 1912-10-10
License to Marry

Windsor.O ct. 5.-A marriage H.
cense was issued Thursday at the
county clerks office to Henry Lind
of Meachem. Neb.. and Miss Katie
Wietzel Of Windsor. They will prob
ably be married Sunday by the
Rev. Wilkes Of Windsor.
The Greeley tribune., 1912-10-10
Mr. Gtlcret nj

Gilcrest. Oct. 3.-W. X. Gilcrest.
who has been in Denver this week
looking after the care OF his wife,
who has been Ill there for the last
few days. returned to Gilcrest last
night.
The Greeley tribune., 1912-10-10
New Boy as Eaton

Eaton. Oct. 3.-Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Lohr, formerly OF Greeley.
now of Eaton. are the parents of \
boy, born Tuesday.
The Greeley tribune., 1912-10-10
EATON SQUAD
PLAYS COLLINS

Eaton. Oct. i.-The Eaton MS
.,.,, ,oo,hall team is in fine cohdl-
tion for the game saturu"
Fort Collins and hope TO WIN ia inV.
are confident over theli c,tur-
victory over Cheyenne iast tbe
day. and feel that it shoNsv No, il
,aan to he much stronger than ,e
was last year. Inc s"u,v M foIlov-
played at Fort Collins. : ~ ~ ayriting
ing Saturday will bring an their
game for the Eaton boys On n MAY
home grounds. when the! "'''
the Greeley team
The Greeley tribune., 1912-10-10
K..,,,p Appointed Wc'gher r.

Kemp APIpints" ~ Kemp
Johnstown. Oct. o. Collins.
and wife, formerly OF fo,. where
have moved to Johns'oNn' vairher
Mr. Kemp has a position as
at the beet dump.
The Greeley tribune., 1912-10-10
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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-09
C0RKING GOOD GAME
OF BASEBALL TO
HAPPEN SUNDAY
Believed That Contest Between
Albuquerque and Santa II
on Traction Park Diamond
Will Be Interesting.

~ the "aopc counts for anything.
the nrat re9l classy banebaii game Of
the season IN Albuquerque win 10
played on Traction Park diamond
SUNDAY afternoon, when the AlDuauer-
Que Grays and santa pc 0raya viii
participate In a struggle that ~ OK
pected % be interesting and exciting.
The Santa Fe club this year IA
stronger than d has been for years
tbs local club. too. IL going well just
at present and some CLASSY playing
may be- expected by the fans. Man
ager Dan Padilla announces that he
has signed a star shortstop IN the per-
son Of Joe Manquefa, OF II Paso, who
has played for several years with the
~ Paso White sox, the Internation-
ale. and hi the West Texas league
Manquera Is said 10 be wonder be-
hind the bat and wiz bc a big help
% this locnrs IN ausisung them to play
consistent bail this season.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-09

the creditors Of the Hunter Meronn-
tile company and have taken the BUST
ness over themselves. W. A. Hunter,
who accompanied them. was called 70
Oklahoma by his fathers death
A number OF school bonds which
had been redeemed by rcfunding were
burned this week by the school board.
They were to the amount OF $4,000 aud
were issued twenty years ago.
The Pennington band has been re-
Organised with oar. G. r. Voorhees, as
manager and will give a concert nc
the opera house Friday evening. The
proceeds will 90 10 the fund for buy
Ing instruments. which are 10 be tho
property or the band organization
The county Democratic convention
was held at Aztec iast week and in
structed It's delegates 20 the Clovis
convention for Champ clark OF Mis-
souri,
County superintendent Swinney has
issued notice for a teaehers' institute
TO be held at Aztec June 10 15, with
Prot J. Howard Wagner as conductor,
and Miss Edna Banghman as In
structor.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-09
CITY CLUB LOSES
TO NAVAJOS BY
one SCORE
Fast Game Played for Retail
ers' Yesterday Afternoon
Goes to the Indians in Ninth
Inning.


The Navajo baseball team Of the
United states indian school won from
tho Albuquerque pickup team on
Traction park yesterday afternoon by
the score Of to 4. The game was
put on especially Cor the entertain
mens OF the visiting retailers and was
fast one throughout The pickup
team was gathered together by r. y.
Hutchinson and put ap a good game
Notwithstanding that several 81 the
players had never played together be-
fore. The Navaios wrre fast and ag-
gressive IN their work and took nd-
vantage of every opportunity 10 score.
The Indians got a run IN the FIRST IN
ming, the city team aiso annexing one
tally. Tho Indians gathered two n
the second inning, their opponents
getting one In the NTH. the score re-
naming stationary then until the
ninth. Lakey end McCanna scored In
the ninth for the city team The In
dians took a final brace IN their half
OF the ninth Zhumm hit and goa
around on Wooidridse's error Teller
scored when Higgins dropped spen-
GERS fly and failed to recover Il in
time 70 nail the fleet footed Teller al
the plate.