22 Jul 1908
Page 11
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Newspaper
Greeley Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Jul 22, 1908
Page
11
William J. Bryan argues in Collier's Weekly that the presidency is limited by checks and balances. He stresses shared power with Congress and the courts, the need for moral courage, broad public sympathy, and wise advisers to guide a president who acts above partisanship.
John Wang a Chinese restaurant keeper and Walter Foster a home production boy clashed in Justice Stevens court Friday. Foster pleaded guilty to stealing provisions from Wang shop and received a fifteen day jail sentence.
Deputy Sheriff Sam Woland and Sheriff Florance confronted two suspects named Egbert Watts and John Young, arrested on a false pretense charge for securing goods. A tense scuffle near the Windsor Canning Factory ended with Woland sustaining a bloody, swollen face and the guns wrested from the pair.
George W. Irving of the Chicago Municipal Service League spoke in Greeley to the Commercial Club about town boosting. He said a tour of lectures will come to town, with topics on city and country relations, investment science, home funding, and industrialism. An industrial engineer and a Commercial Club school instructor will also be provided to aid utilities, improvements, and trade problems. Lectures start the week of September 7.
Wayne Pierce aged 22 and Joy Pierce aged 17 of Grover Colorado were arrested by the sheriff Sunday in Severance and in front of the Greeley post office on suspicion of a terrible crime against their ten year old sister Goldie Pierce who lies in critical condition at St Johns Hospital Cheyenne. Goldie, a speech impaired child from typhoid fever as a youth, has a delicate appearance and her case has limited the district attorney and sheriff from learning her full story.
Hyle, the resident of Godfrey Bottoms, spent Sunday in jail after a jury failed to reach a verdict on his alleged insanity following a stand with sheriffs and neighbors last Sunday. His hearing was Saturday, with family present, and his desire now is to return to farm work.
Dr Woodcock treated C A Granger who died of acute quinsy. During treatment Granger bit the doctor on the hand. The wound then showed signs of blood poisoning last Saturday but the physician is now believed out of danger.
A party of young men headed for The Falls on the upper Poudre will rough it for a couple of weeks. They will not be at home to callers, wearing old clothes. Party members are A. B. DeVoe, Elmer Royer, Elmer Gordon, Gas Center and Ralph Christopher, with Wilmer Lewis serving as teamster.
The heart is cleaned and inner muscular tissue removed, washed with vinegar, and rubbed with red pepper. It is filled with bread dressing, sewn, then simmered briefly, covered with oniony boiling water, and slow baked in a covered dish.
To obtain best results with these Recipes the materials should be of the best quality. Dauth's Ninth St. Market deals in that kind only.
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