The daily sentinel., 1905-06-07

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l. n. BUNTING, Proprietor.
business oGice, 115 S. Fourth st.
1t is about 100 miles to Fort Du-
chesne via Grand Junction.
90.
Grand Junction is the open door to
the Uintah reservation.
90.
No supply point compares to Grand
Junction to outfit for the Uintah res
ervation.
90.
Incidentally mention the fact, in
writing business or personal letters,
that Grand Junction is the gateway
to the Uintah reservation.
90.
The south part of the city has not
had such a sanitary cleanup in many
years and the city government hopes
that the people will join in maintain
ing the conditions now existing.
90.
If the Associated Press could be
induced to mention in one single tel
egram that this city was the gateway
and outfitting point to the Uintah
reservation, it would accomplish
more than any other manner of ad-
vertising of that fact.
90.
One merchant on Main street has
the splendid habit of sweeping in
front of his place of business for at
least 1 ) feet toward the center of the
street The habit of the aforesaid
merchant might be emulated by his
brother merchants with profit to the
city.
No nation may conceive the NOR
tidcation of the Russian government
over the terrific defeat of its great
armada in the Sea of Japan. 1t is
unreasonable to expect that Gar
Nicholas would acquiesce at once in
peace policy, when smarting un-
ler the terrible defeat of his war
fleet Russia has 500 years back of
it of autocratic power, even from
the days of the Boryars, the ruling
mobiles. To succumb to a yellow ma
tion without eXhausting its resources
is a condition inconceivable to the
Muscovite mind.
20. o..
Out of the west has come two OF
the greatest of American actresses OF
I today. Few people seem to know
that Maud Adams began her theatri-
cal career in the City of Saints. II
is pretty generally known that Maud
Fealey. the fair and beautiful cir
who has been playing with Sir Hen
ty Irving as his leading lady is a
Denver product. 1t is now asserted
that she is to marry into the English
nobility. 1t is certainly strange that
with so many other things leading
in the world of art and letters and
manufactures. we can claim two oi
the leading women of the American
stage.
90.
The proper place to register com
plants regarding defects in water OF
sewer system or the supply of wa
ter in the bitches IS at the city hall
| where the city employs clerk tc
attend to just such matters. When
complaints are filed there in writing
or verbally, they are taken note OF
md referred to the proper committee
Of the the council. Attention will
be more quickly secured in this man
ner than in the roud-about way OF
meeting members of the council or
the mayor on the street and filing
complaints verbally. There must be
some system in such matters and it is
the only way in which your com
| plants will find the attention they
/ doubtless deserve.
90.
The university city of Boulder is
in the throes of social upheaval.
because, forsooth, young lady,
beautiful of face and form, refuses
wear tights in acting the part of
Rosalind in the class play of Shakes
I peare, 'As You Like It" The cor
espondent from Boulder to the Post
If Denver says in effect that there
night be some excuse for this fair
Miss Lewis to refuse to wear tights.
If it was not vaguely hinted that a
form divine would be covered with
the nasty skirts for the play The
mere refusal of the young woman
makes the desire of those having the
play in charge more than ever anx-
ious that she should put on tights
pink ones at that. She has sort of
compromised on short skirts to the
knee and high boots, and even then
it is said that the beauty of her form
cannot be hidden. We feel sad at
the condition that the university
city finds itself. President Baker
and all the faculty. and especially
the students and the townspeople
have been drawn into the vortex of
the discussion.