The daily sentinel., 1905-10-09


/ the city. Extra effort is being made
I 10 secure this stock and impound
same, but in spite of the watchful-
ness of the authorities, they will get
I into the city and cause much des-
/ truction to property owners. Orders
I have been issued 70 make those who
permit their stock to run loose to
pay the fun amount of the charge for
nounding. If this will not stop
Who are careless in these mat
sel % aou'e drastic measures must be
3 ad opted.
A significant attestation of the
/ growth of the city is shown in the
/ machinery now being used to per
form work which was formerly done
I by hand. Less than two years ago
/ the mixing for concrete sidewalks
/ was somewhat of a mystery to many.
| 1t was done by hand until lately,
when new and improved machinery
for mixing the Ingredients that goes
TO make up concrete base has been
installed and the work progresses
| faster and is done more expeditions
/ iy and cbeaply. In every line of bust
ness machinery is being introduced.
so that in very short time anything
can be performed in this city as read
ily as in large cities.
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Woe be unto the mashers sf 81.
Louis, if the present proposed city
ordinance against "mashing" passes.
1t is proposed to fine a man or boy
I who turns his eyes toward a woman,
/ the sum of $3.50 and q short prison
term Winifred Black says. in the
/ Post of Sunday that every common
| place woman in ST. Louis will be
having men arrested, if the ordinance
passes, just TO jroye that she is worth
while looking at There certainly Is
| a whole lot of bosh about such an
ordinance We have no use for the
average mashe,r but we certainly
/ do not belong to that class who be-
| lleVe that a woman can be harmed
! by casual glance without she Is
looking for trouble. II is pretty
generally conceded now that
woman need have no fear at all of
being insulted. II she has sufficient
self-assurance to maintain her dig
nifty when she Is threatend by an in
! dignity from the average Johnny.
who makes mashing "A business.
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The story of the success of the Pal
isade fruit district this year. reads al
most like a fairy story. The farmer
| and fruit grower of the eastern
country, could he but realize the
| profit the average fruit grower of
| Grand valley makes upon his pro-
! duct, would never be content to til
| his farm in those sections, content
] with bare living, There are men
/ In the Palisades district the present
year who viii earn more clear money
/ from ten TO twenty acres. than the
average farmer would dream of
/ earning in an entire life time back
I east. Comparable to the profit earn
/ ed by the average retail house. the
balance is in favor of the fruit
l grower. There are business houses
in this city. carrying a stock of from
II fifteen to twenty thousand dollars.
and in the conduct of which requires
hard work and constant watching.
| which would be satisfied to earn a
met profit of from three TO five thou
sand dollars on their investment.
This amount Is small one to net
from ten acres OF fruit land here.
Verify. the people of that much-favor-
ed section OF this county should be
happy indeed at the tide of prosperity
WHICH they are now enjoying.
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Ever since Darwin p. Kingsley
formerly of this city made his spec
tacular flight from the state auditors
I office in this state to the second vice
4 presidency of the New Nory Life In
surance company. by some short
jumps. his flight has made every
4 auditor look out for n golden oppor-
! mnity to follow in his footsteps.
4 ! Kingsley was smart enough to make
4 war on fake insurance companies
4 then operating in Colorado and at
4 tracted the attention Oh the big east
4 ern companies. A. E. Bent the
present auditor went to New York
4 recently, or since the big fight was
begun on the three great insurance
companies and he was to make while
there declaration regarding the
\ treatment OF the big insurance COM
panies in Colorado. which it was
supposed would attract attention
4 to Bent. However. as rs often
the case. while he was en- route to
d New York. his deputy, a Mr. Ritten-
& house stole his thunder and announc-
ed that the auditors department of
the state government was about to is
sue an order refusing permission to
the big companies to operate in this
4 state. Rittenhouse. the man who
made the statement gave his chief
no credit for the proposed action and
/ Rittenhouse was Clussod as one OF
the reformers. Now Bent is wild
with rage and has taken no action
whatever In the matter. What there
will be doing in the auditors Office
when Bent returns will be something.
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Artistic job printing done at
The Sentinel Office.
Mothers, Gold baby rings given
away at the G. V. Store. Ask for
them
Candy at the G. V. store at 15
canfe upr nOund or free with every