The daily sentinel., 1904-02-20
THE DAILY SENTINEL


ranch near Clifton.
j. A. Pendleton and family are re-
cent arrivals from Quimbey. Iowa.
District Attorney Samuel G. Nc
Mullin is home from court work in the
district
Now's the time to take pictures.
Get your kodak supplies at vorbecks
Book Store
Mr. and Mrs. E. f. wasson are
home from trip to their old home at
Florence. Colo.
A "'John Shafroth Club has been
organized at Sterling. Object. boom
for Mr.. Shafroth for governor.
If you can't perform on the piano
why not get pianola. Call in at
Vorbecks Music Store and see how it
works.
Fred A. White. the wellknown en-
gineer. moved into the cottage of Mrs.
Prudie Payne recently vacated by W.
Wilhelmv at 1886 Grand.
The base ball season is about ready
to open, and Vorbeck has Just received
Spalding goods. Come in and see the
new things.
Frank James, the Missouri bandit.
booked to appear at the Park ON the
23rd in ACROSS the Desert. cannot
be located. 1t is surmised that Frank
has been held mp or kidnapped.
Alvin Bucklin commenced the con-
struction yesterday ON his lot on Col
orado avenue. between Fourth and
Fifth streets. of fine brick warehouse
house building. The cellar is being
dug.
Miss Jeanette Richly is guest for
a few days at the II. H. Lyons home.
Arriving on the Friday morning train
Miss Richly has been in California the
past year for her health and is now on
her way east to her old home in Guth-
rie Ceuter, Iowa.
William Dougan, the biggest gener-
al mechant of Glenwood Springs, will
erect handsome three story block in
that city on the Johnnie Eitel corner
of Grand Ave. and River front. 1t
will be used by Mr.. Dougan as a
wholesale and retail store. and the
block promises to be another ornament
for that popular summer resort city.
@. @. Price. the we'll known Rio
Grande engineer, is back from visit
to his folks at Los Angeles. Mr.
Price brought with him a handsome
Rio Grande. - He is full blooded
bay with fine arching neck and fine
limbs. He is from trotting stock,
Hambeltonian and Wilkes, two of the
best stratus in America. He will re-
man in this valley a year.
The yards of the Rio Grande rail
road at Salida are lined with new
freight cars of the narrow guage type
and more arriving each day from the
eastern car shops. The broad guaRe-
ing of the narrow guage system ap-
pears to be mostly ON in the minds OF
the Western Slope newspapers. 1t
looks like Salida would continue to be
the grand division of the narrow guage
system for some years to come. Flor
ence Tribune
General Passenger Agent C. II.
Speer of the Colorado Midland has is
sued one of the most unique and hand.
some pieces of advertising we have
had the pleasure of examining. 1t con-
lists of a heavy hanging card bearing
a colored picture of the head of q
Rocky Mountain lion. Below this ap.
pears the we'll known triangular trade
. mark of the Midland while in the
lower corner is the Indian on a white
horse. another picture familiar to all
who have been accustomed to read
. Midland advertising matter.
The Colorado State Teachers asso.
fciation has made an appeal to parents.
editors, teachers. preachers and public
officials asking for the cooperation
= of these and all other Glasses in the
efforts which the association is max
ing to suppress lawlessness among
young people in the schools Some OF
the acts complain of an which it is
referred to in detail as follows The
treatment of school and parental auth.
ority with insolence and contempt
when it is opposed to the carrying on
out of student ideas of ''fun" or whim
born of the mob spirit. Riotous con.
duct on the street. in public convey
ances. theatres, public halls and other
. / mil 1ff sr,r A.