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The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-08-29
NO PROBATE COURT.

Probate Judge w. w. Blodgett is ava
on his vacation and consequently thei
was no session OF the court today.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-08-29
PLANS FOR A SOCIAL.

There was a meeting last evening OF
Branch Maud Come, Irish National For
esters, at which about the only business
of Importance was the arranging for the
social which is 10 be given In Colonial
hall. Central Falls. next week A COM
mittee TO take charge OF this affair was
selected
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-08-29
VETS TO MEET.

There will be a meeting OF the Pawtuck-
ct Veteran Firemen tomorrow evening
when the Hay Cart will be taken out and
given a trial preparatory TO the muster
which is TO be held on Monday at Bristol.
The local vets believe they have got
chance to win some of the prize money
al this muster and besides that they are
looking for a thoroughly good time. They
will make the trip by boat and this will
add to the pleasure of the day for they
can return at any time that suits their
pleasure.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-08-29
BLAZING GASOLINE

A large touring car which hailed from
Boston stopped on the Division street
bridge last evening while It's owner at
tempted 90 adjust some part OF the ma
chinery. BY accident valve leading 20
the gasolene tank was opened and large
quantity of the fluid flowed onto the
street and II was suddenly set on fire
The machine was moved out OF the way.
but the gasolene burned for nearly n
half hour before Il was consumed and
the blaze attracted quite a crowd of peo-
pie
The daily sentinel., 1906-06-20

A special meeting of the directors
of the Chamber of Commerce was
held last night when Postofiice In
spector Frederick was present and a
reauest was made by the directors
that the post office department at
Washington change the name Of the
station and postotfice on the Denver
& Rio Grande now known as Grand
valley" and which was formerly
called Parachute.
The directors discussed the matter
showing how the use of
that name by the town of Parachute
would work an injustice and hardship
ON the people of the real Grand Val
lev and Mr.. Frederick said that he
could not promise that the change
would be made. yet he. thought that
the people of Mesa County had case.
He advised them therefore to prepare
A petition setting forth the facts in
the case. showing their right to the
name. and the assumption OF the
name by the people of Parachute was
unfaIr to the residents of Grand Val
lev. He said that he believed that II
such a petition be sent the depart
ment at Washington they would con
slider IL fayorably. A committee was
therefore appointed last evening com
nosed of Messrs. Carnahan, Talbert
and Rhone to draft petition and
that committee met this morning and
framed the article which will be sent
TO the postmaster general at once.
The petition is quite long, and stat
es the facts in the case. 1t sets forth
the fact that on all government maps
and charts that section OF the state
known as Grand valley lies entirely in
Mesa county. and that the little town
which has now taken that name is
forty miles east of the real valley.
The petition recites the TACT that
I'm no horticultural district of the
world is there more care taken In the
raising. harvesting and markeiihg
of fruit than in the Grand Valley,
Tbat there are over 200 spray ma
chimes busy all season in the or
cbards of the valley while in the
country about Parachute IT is fact
that there is not a single spray ma
chine. and as every fruit man knows
only inferior fruit can be raised with
ont the use of a spray machine. IL
saws that the people of Grand valley
have been for the last twenty years
constantly raising the standard oil
their fruit by cultivation and have
spent over 100000 in advertising
the fruit of this district, every box
of which is stenciled plainly Grand
Valley Fruit" and that 1t will
work a hardship on the fruit raisers
Of this district II the people of Para
chute are permitted to ship the In
ferior fruit from their unsprayed or
cbards under the name of Grand Val
ley fruit. ,-..
the petition stating other reasons why
AT the request of the people of this
valley for the exclusive use of the
name of Grand Valley should be
granted by the department:
'It is a known fact noticed by al
The daily sentinel., 1906-06-20
AGAINST STANDARD OIL.

Special to The Sentinel.
New York. June 20.-Develop-
ments in Mutual Life Insurance af-
fairs today assumed an information.
al character when German. French
and English interests representing
S300. 600, 900 were revealed arrayed
with American policy holders for a
finished fight with Standard Oil in
terests from whom they are deter
mined to wrest control of the half
million dollar corporation.
Coincident with this important an
nouncement. were the designations of
Robert 0liphant, Charles E Miller
and James l. Holden as Mutual trus-
tees With Robert Oliphant as chair
man these three trustees composed
the notorious Mutual expenditure
committee" against which suit for
restriction in an enormous sum is
pending.
The daily sentinel., 1906-06-20
tm% %lMnm Canal %Sy

[. {. Compton, travelling freight
agent of the Rio Grande is in the city.
The local lodge of odd Fellows held
its regular weekly meeting last even
ing
Are you going east? Ask the Colo
rado Midland ticket agent about rates
east for teachers.
Mrs. Rose Amsbary. who is visiting
her sister. Mrs. John d. Reeder. at
Palisade, is spending the day in the
city
John d. Reeder. manager of the
Hugus Mercantile company's store at
Palisade, was an arrival on the noon
train today.
Mr.. w H. Royston, formerly en-
ployed by the Edwardc Grocery COM
pany has returned from a two weeks
trip to Denver.
Mayor |. N. Bunting was elected
on June 18th, by unanimous vote, a
member of the Denver Press club, of
the city of Denver
Miss Evelyn Walsh. will be leader
of party of young society buds. who
will spend the Fourth of July at Glen
wood Springs, at the Colorado.
Mr.. Felix Toupainc. rather of Geo.
Toupaine the well known mining man
who has been in Alaska for over a
year, received II telegram from his
son the other day stating that he
left Dawson City on June ;. Mr..
Toupaine says he expects his son to
arrive most any day now His son
is said to have been very fortunate
In his expedition to Alaska and has
acquired quite snug little fortune
He filed on a number of very valu.
able claims when he went north some
time ago. and since that time has
sold some of them at a pretty good
figure. Others he is keeping as an
investment.
lated. He says 1t is an interesting
sight to watch the men at work grad
ing the road. They are now far up
on the side of rocky canon, and yes
terday were just rounding a curve.
Tremendous charges of powder were
used in blasting the great mountains
of rock that were blown out from the
canon, filling 1t with dust and smoke |
Mr.. Carl Miller who has been in |
the hospital for several weeks with |
typhoid fever is now able to be out
and 1t is hoped will soon be strong !
as ever Mr.. Miller came to Grand /
several months ago ON ac.
count OF his health but was taken i'll
soon after his arrival, and the ILL |
ness developed into fever.
The daily sentinel., 1906-06-20
new BONNET AND DRESS
CAUSE OF BODE MURDER
Engineer Bode Says Wife's Murder Was Caused
BY Pique and Jealousy of His Wife New
Easter Bonnet and Suit by the Murder
ess, Mrs. Hutchinson. The Imprison-
ed Woman Receives Flowers.
GREEN ENVY SPED BULLET.

Special TO The Sentinel.
Salida, Colo.,June 20.-A new the,
ory to account for the murder Of Mrs.
Bode by her former friend and com
panion Mrs. Hutchinson. has been
evolved since IL is known that the
tragedy was not due to jealousy over
Harry Hutchinson.
c. A. Bode. husband of the dead
woman, declares that the trouble
grew out of the fact that Mrs. Bode
had a new Easter suit while Mrs.
Hutchinson had none.
As was their usual custom. the
women started to church together
Easter morning.
My wife was fortunate to have a
new dress and hat, said Bode while
Mrs. Hutchinson had none. She ap-
peared to envy Mary and seemed an
CRY. She never spoke to my wife
after that day"
Mrs. Hutchinson is in Jail at Buena
Vista and has received flowers and
dainties from admirers who believe
she did right
A strange feature is the continued
absence of Hutchinson who is wanted
by the police as witness. Startling
developments are looked for later
The daily sentinel., 1906-06-20
NEW RAILROAD CONNECTION.
specIal ID NM sentinel

Special to The Sentinel
Denver, June 2O.-Anothcr rail
road from Denver to Omaha. parallel
TO the present line of the Burlington
Is projected by the Omaha. Denver
Shortline Company. which has been
incorporated with a capital of SI2,.
100000 by New York and local men,
The Chicago Great Western and
Colorado Eastern railways are said
TO be talking of the proposition, hut
the local promoters refuse to say
anything regarding the matter.
The Moffatt road will be used in
connection with the new road if the
new line is ever constructed. The
proposition is either stupendous
blum, perhaps to force the Burling
ton to buy them OFF; perhaps to force
plans to protect the right of way of
the Colorado Eastern to the Union
Depot. or perhaps 1t is to secure valu-
able rights Of way and other lands
which may be disposed of later for
large sums; or It is a big proposition
and will do Denver an inestimable
amount OF good.
The daily sentinel., 1906-06-20
SMELLS PLOT TO KILL TEDDY

Special 10 The Sentinel.
Portland June 20.-Statements
made by Walter Sealaszkwes. for
merly president of the Polish Nation
al society, seem to confirm the recent
report that this city harbors an anar-
chistic society which contemplates
the assassination of President Roose-
welt. The former presidents state
ments were made to the police today
while he was securing warrants for
several members of his society whom
he alleges attacked and beat him on
Sunday night for obiecting to an
alleged misuse of the society's funds.
The man states that there are about
eighty anarchists in the city and that
they hold regular meetings at plae-
es northeast of Portland.
The daily sentinel., 1906-06-20

The local lodge of Knights of Pyth-
las will meet this evening and put
on the work of the second degree.
Mr.. E. A. Beatty the well known
letter carrier will leave tonight lot
Denver where his marriage 70 MISS
Emma Aemmer of Denver viii take
Mace next Wednesday evening at the
home of the bride.
The local chapter of the Eastern
star met last night in regular session
AZ Masonic hall. The session was
was a very pleasant one and among
the notable events was a motion 10
adjourn during the hot summer t,r
months. This carried and there VIII
he no more regular meetings OF tne
Star until September. AT the close
of their session the members au5
iourned 10 an ice cream parIor anu
enjoyed refreshments.
Mrs. James Hards will leave lor
Denver this evening for few weeks
,,isit with friends. While in Denver
Mrs Hards will attend the weddlhs
of r. A. Beatty. relative OF ners.
Judge Marsh returned from Fruita
tbfs morning and says that he lhlnks
the people of that place are DesIn-
ming TO realize that they have uhdei
taken a pretty big enterprise IN thelr
mountain water scheme ana us pa
Ill road. although he says he thinks
tbare Is no doubt but that they WIN
carry II through successfully. ne ie
80 mat they are now engaged IN
hnilding the road which is to run
uinngside the water pipes to the top
81 tbe mountains where the water
cames % from. and that they have found
tbat the work will cost them fully
tbree. i,T .fourths more than they ealcu-
The daily sentinel., 1906-06-20
PETITION TO CHANGE
NAME OF GRAND VALLEY
The Chamber of Commerce Frames Petition
to Government at Washington Asking For
the Exclusive Right to Use OF the
Name of "Grand Valley"

most every person who has Travelled
westward upon the Denver and Rio
Grande and Colorado Midland routes
from Glenwood Springs west, that
messengers reaching the present sta
tion of Grand Valley formerly Para
chute) who are strangers in the coun-
try, upon hearing the station called
Grand Valley, look out and make
such remarks as i Thought Grahu
Valley was n large place or ! don
see any Grand Valley here or Where
is Grand Valley. or Where are the
orchards thought Grand Valley was
a fruit country with big orchards,
and a great many of them. or Where
does all of that Grand Valley fruit
come from: they surely don't raise 1t
here and other like expressions.
"a stlll worse injury is apparent
Inv reason of this condition and the
effect of the same upon passengers
going east upon these lines. Several
trains go east through Grand juno
tion in the early morning, passing
Grand Junction between five and six
O'Clock, I'm. and passing through the
Grand Valley before daybreak in the
winter time and before people leave
their berths who are travelling IN
sleepers. At the time when these
sons I'm these cars have not yet risen,
but by the time the trains reach
Grand Valley formerly called Para
chute) IL Is about eight or half past
eight O'Clock. These persons see the
station called Grand Valley and all
there is of the valley at that place and
naturally think they have seen Grand
Valley. when In truth and in fact they
have not seen a part of it. Their
report to their friends or others re-
garding the kind of country which
obtains in Grand Valley must neces-
sarily be very detrimental and un-
favorable.
I'VE allege the fact to be that the
object and purpose on the part of
those securing the change of name
from Parachute to Grand Valley has
been to profit from the years spent
by our local people. in advertising
the fruit from this famous district
and in consideration of this fact they
ask that the people of the real Grand
Valley be granted the right to the
exclusive use of the name"
The daily sentinel., 1906-06-20
surRIFF,s ACSoTYTs SHORT.

Special to The Sentinel.
Pueblo, June 20.-A special to the
Chieftain from Trinidad says:
A sensation was sprung this after
noon when Special Auditor. H. e.
Mulnix reported that o. T. Clark, for
mer sheriff was short in his accounts
$4,000 and that j. u. Vigil, former
county clerk was short $1,000.
Clark is one of the most promin-
ent men in this part of the state. He
declared his shortage was due to
carlessness. Vigil has made no state
ment. 1t is believed that a settle
ment will be effected without recourse
TO the courts.
The daily sentinel., 1906-06-20
FLoMERs FnR MoMAN.

Buena Vista. June 20.-The first
day of the incarceration of Mrs. Grace
Hutchinson who shot and killed her
neighbor. Mrs Bode, at Salida pass
ed uneventfully. She is the recip-
lent of many flowers. among which
was a fine bouquet of columbines
delivered at the jail. at is from a
man on the train" said the boy who
brought them.
She still maintains her silence and
her nerve is remarkable. She is bear
ing up under the strain by sheer force
of will, but her collapse is but a mere
matter of time.
The daily sentinel., 1906-06-20

Mr. Frank Thompson OF the bur
rows Adding Machine company is in
the city looking after the interests
and doing repair work on his machin-
es.
wall paper buyers-For thirty
DAYS there will be given a 20 per
cent discount from our original pric-
es. Get those rooms cleaned up now
that you have the opportunity.
Mesa Paint and Wall Paper company.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Noble and fam
lily of Iowa arrived in Grand juno
tion today and will visit at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. S. W. McClurg on n.
Sixth street. Mr.. Noble is said to
have his eye on some land in Grand
Valley which he thinks seriously of
buying and moving his family out
here to live.
The daily sentinel., 1906-06-20
GIVEN wHITEwAsH.
N The Sentinel.

Special to The Sentinel r, wo,.b
washington, June 2O.-Ihe Mei5n ,,l
bank failure at Chicago ana cohtrio. ON. ta
utions of National banks wiz not De
investigated by the senate collliill.,se ~,
on finance. or by a legislative Ii,, I'm,
mittee as Senator Tillmah Ie9oiu ~
tions asked. The comhlL.es L.,.,ie,. a. - ~
head of which is Senator Ellrius ,.5 tSe
Rhode Island, voted not TO repoi' '"0
,.asnIntinn.
The daily sentinel., 1906-06-20
\ BIG LOSS.

Special to The Sentinel.
Chicago, June 20.-lt is announc-
ed today that the university of Chi
.cago has just lost five of its profes-
sors through resignation. The re-
port is that some of them left be-
cause of the institutions failure to
meet their views on salary. Hints are
thrown out that ]. d. Rockefeller
is going TO give the University a
chance to wipe out the deficiency OF
S25n. 1000.
The daily sentinel., 1906-06-20
coal BARoNs TO TESTIFY.

Philadelphia, June 2O.Ilhe taday tadg
state Commerce ComhiissiOn -, tbe
resumed the investigator, nies and
ownership of railroad con- PAL nnoi and
oIlcials and employees % Sy Inc
oil companies as caIleu ~ Rerwin
senate resolution. presiuSn tbe Ber.
and several EMPLOYEES U and the
win, White Coal eolipan ,nare nresent
pennsylvania railroad "e'' "
IN testify.
The daily sentinel., 1906-06-20
"KING THEODORE"
special to The Sentinel.

Special to The Sentinel.
London, June 2O.-Punch publish
es mis- week an article ON "Ameri-
can Royalty in the Gallery. Men
tioning Senator Longworth. son-in-
law TO "King Theodore" of the United
states and the American Ambassador
Whltelaw Reid. as members of the
royal family.
The daily sentinel., 1906-06-20
MORE FIREWORKS IN RUSSIA.
acInI Lo MIC sentinel.

Special to The Sentinel.
London. June 2O.-A news agency
dispatched from St Petersburg says
that heavy firing is going on at kron-
stadt and that sailors are assembling
in the streets holding meetings. Ihe
cause of the rioting, says the dispat-
ch. Is not ascertained.
The daily sentinel., 1906-06-20
SHORT IN ACCOUNTS.
10 The Sentinel.

Special to The Sentinel.
Trinidad, June 20.-Carless book
keeping and failure to collect fees to
which the county is entitled are res.
nonsible for an apparent shortage OF
$4,000 found in checking up me ne
books and accounts Of former Sherih
o. r. Clark. ...,t,
To these same quarters are attrip-
uted A shortage of $1,000 in me
account of ex-Couty Clerk J. n Nish
and other shortages. ID
No charges of dishonesty are made
against either of the men.
The daily sentinel., 1906-06-20
MESA VERDE. \ PARK,
sneclal to The sentInel.

Washington, June 20-Th9 The mouse 1o,a {,
,ri,bont division passed a bill TO-DAY
of Representative Hogg. Of Colorado, ;.,5so o
oattinp oa I'M aside Mesa Verde, in Cooloragio
se.,iN5 SEA New Mexico. as a national park.
Within the bounds OF the e,I,1 Psr6 S,yaI. az +
the homes OF the famous Gun taSer- aGS
ieTs which will now be under IeGsi, l.s'iia5
al I'S, control and will not be desP1IiGr si,.
a, hv tba relic hunter and others oil tneir
transurers.
The daily sentinel., 1906-06-20
NO LOCK CANAL.
Special to The Sentinel.

Special to The Sentinel
Washington. June 20.-The senate
committee on appropriations eomplet-
ed the sundry civil appropriation bill
today and It was reported to the sen
ate by Senator Hale.
The committee struck out the
house appropriation for a lock canal
across the isthmus Of Panama and
will leave the matter open. until after
the house passes the bill.
The daily sentinel., 1906-06-20
Civil Engineers.

Want surveying by experts. Reser.
volr and ditch work a speciality.
Work done on short notice and
guaranteed. Address or phone Skin
ranch, New Castle, Colorado.
The daily sentinel., 1906-06-20

roAE MEN CAN NEVER STATE AN
, ordinary iacl in ordinary Terms. All
n,;r ssese arc swnns, I'LL you sec the birds.
~ vaul advertising you can sell both geese
.1d svnas = but not geese masqueradins as
svans.
The daily sentinel., 1906-06-20

CARLYLE SAID: MAKE YOURSELF
an honest man. and then YOU may be
sure thaI there is one rascal less IN The
world" Also read the ads and you may be
sure that there is one less ~easy mark" tn
ORC ,rs-Id.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1906-01-24
G. A. R. BANQUET
PROMISES BIG SUCCESS

The second meeting Of the banquet
committee OF the Grand Army has been
held at the Office of the chairman The
meeting was for the purpose of dis
eussing the details of the annual ban
quet 10 be held at the New Willard on
the evening Of February s.
So many comrades have passed away
during the year that IL was believed the
attendance this year would be consid-
srabiv decreased. To the surprise of all.
u was found that. although the ban
quet was more than two weeks distant.
the number of tickets already sold was
greater than the number which attend
ed last year
corporal" James Tanner. the present
commander-in-chief. viii be the guest OF
honor. and an unusual effort Is being
made 10 make the occasion one long 70
he remembered. There viii be a larger
attendance from among the members of
both houses Of Congress thaa ever be
fore.
The annual enCampment Of this de-
paTtmenJ vii be opened on Monday
evening. February ;. II will adjourn
over Tuesday evening in order 10 hold
the BANQUET. and viii probably recon
vene Wednesday evening
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1906-01-24

proposes 70 make a fight to the bitter
ehd. Snoold she ran 20 get the legisla-
ture 10 act before Its adjournment she
viii contest the law and carry il 10 4he
supreme court on the ground that il
is class legislation and unconstitutional
Mrs. Dodson frankly states that
Emory English bears ner an ancient
grudge because she previously crossed
him in a small political venture and
declares that his inserting the woI,.
voter was but the act Of modern
"Shylock" seeking his pound of flesh.
Creates Sensation in Politics.
Mrs. Dodson created quite a sensa-
ton and courted the disfaVor Of q num-
Der OF politicians in the ring when
she first went into Office by exposing A
pernieious Jury-dTaWing system.
She found that IL had been the prac-
tice of members Of the jury commits
sion to follow the law by drawing names
Of electors reported by judges Of cleo
ton for jurors, but when they struck
names Of people they did not desire the
jury cast them aside. She stood up for
a strict following of the law and re-
ported the matter to the court. which
instructed the commissioners 70 mend
their ways.
Mrs. Dodson is a thorough business
woman and IS generally liked IN thu
county. She expects 20 be a candidate
before the Republican primaries for re-
nomination and for this reason must
get the legislature 10 amend the law.
she Is the only woman IN Iowa affected
Dy the one word voter"
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1906-01-24
DENIES THE ACCURACY OF
SCHOOL MEETING REPORT

To the Editor Of The Washington Times.
The report published in the Sunday
Times of a meeting held Saturday al
the Sumner School does gross injustice
in that almost from beginning 10 end
il is Misrepresentation Of the facts
There was no .'denunciation Of the
methods now in vogue with the present
Board o. Education
There vas no resolution offered in
dorsiug the Board of Education and
therefore such a resolution could not
have beer badly defeated" II was
not charged thaJ -'ColoTed officials had
never been treated courteousiy by the
white heads nor that Mr.. Mont
gomery had been shorn of all power
The Times mas been imposed on. and
through its medium a garbled report
been given 10 the public
MILDRED =. GIBBS,
President Principals Association.
January %. 1905.