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The daily sentinel., 1906-06-21

II the plans of Professor Paddock
of Fort Collins are carried out and
# seems almost impossible for them
to fail. every farmer in the Grand
valley will have the privilege of go
ing through a thorough college course
i'm horticulture and agriculture in the
winter this coming year without go
ing farther than the city OF Grand
Junction. and at very little more ex-
nense than the cost of his living In
town.
professor Paddock has been work
ing for some time on a scheme Ia
give a college education in agrlcul'
ture and horticulture to the farmer
now actively engaged in his life work
he has long believed that the propo
eition was feasible and knowing that
several correspondence schools were
already preparing courses in the same
branches which they proposed to
teach by mail. Professor PADDOCK
went ahead to develop his scheme tor
bringing the State Agricultural cor
lege right to the doors of the farmers
who were actually engaged in the
work. and were too busy or too tar
advanced in life to attend a nine
UunntnG course lOI AlAltt gReA
professor Paddock left this morn
ing for Delta where he VIII remain
ali week and in that time Will make
anal arrangements for the carrying
on of the course there. Grand juno
lion has been little backward in
tha proiect up to the present time
and has let the city down the mar
row guage country be the first one
to secure the winter school. The trul
growers about Delta who have beer
informed of the project have beer
enthusiastic over 1t. and 1t Is already
known that the school will be sue
cess as far as students are concern
cd for every one who has heard o
the pIan has straightway declared
bis Intention of boosting the pro
/ ject. .-.,,.. ..,,-
ed vet Prof. Paddock says, but NJ
is contemplating carrying on tn.
\ work much as the teachers insti
tutes. have been. The teachers IN
stitute which is now generally know
as the great free summer norma
school for teachers, has long pee
successful and has demonstrated Tn
fact that such plan as Proiesso
paddock has in mind can be carrie
a,t n is his intention to mode
the winter agricultural institut
along the same line.
They will have the best authorize
in the largest universities and co
Ieges in the east, on the western slop
this winter and their respective line
of work will be comprehensive an
The farmers will be taken through
nractical three years course in agr
curtura and horticulture. The metl
I'D of teaching Will be the lectur
DIan entirely. There will be no a
fempt at any laboratory work, bt
professor Taylor, who has in chare
the field work in this district for tn
The daily sentinel., 1906-06-21
AFTER OUR COAL LANDS.
Special to The sentinel

Special to The Sentinel.
Washington. June 2I.-Charging
that the coal and oil trust are fast
getting control of the public lands
which bear these products and that
when they have done so their monop-
ulies will be completed. Senator La
Toilette introduced a resolution look.
ing to the withdrawal from entry OF
all coal or oil producing lands and
the formation by the interior depart.
ment Of a plan for their most effect.
i've and economical development.
Though the resolution does not
use the word, it hints strongly at the
idea of government operation of these
great properties, The resolution is
in line with the fight La Toilette
made early in the winter to prevent
the turning over of the Indian terri
tory coal fields to the Rock Island
railroad. The movement is kDown
to have the general approval Of the
president,
The daily sentinel., 1906-06-21
BILL YOUNG, BAD MAN,
DEAD WITH BOOTS ON
Found Near Famous Neglected Mine, Near Du
rango Shot Through Bowels. Had Killed
Two or Three Men. Theory of Death
Is Killed by Enemies. The Tele-
graph News of the Day.

DURANGO, JUNE, 21.-THE
BODY OF BILL YOUNG. \ MOTOR
lOUS DESPERADO, WAS FOUND
DEAD EIGHTEEN MILES NORTH
OF THIS PLACE YESTERDAY.
At his feet was a six shooter and IN
his left hand there was also a six
shooter and he was grasping a small
branch of a tree with his right hand
On Tuesday Deputy Countw Treas
urer Parshal was riding horseback up
near the Neglected Mine, . famous
mine in this section, when he noticed
a loose horse running around. He
captured the horse to find that there
was strapped to the saddle a Winches-
ter rifle, a blanket and some pro
visions. He brought the horse back
to this city on Tuesday and it was
at once recognized as the Bill Young
horse.
A search was at once instituted
and the body was found as described.
Young was shot through the abdo-
men. There are two theories as to
his killing. One is that he stopped
down to get a drink of water, when
one of the gus fell from the scab-
bard and shot him in the stomach.
Another theory is that he was kill
ed in ambush, by some one or more
of the many enemies he had, who lay
in wait for him and having corner
ed him at last shot him to death.
Two weeks ago two gay and fes-
tive travelling men, in company with
two women were out driving around
Durango and their team was held
up and the men robbed. 1t was sup
posed that Bill Young, who had been
hanging around Durango and who
disappeared at that time did the
hold up act.
1t is said that Young had killed
his man at Cripple Creek and at
Clear Creak also. He was known as
bad man and harbored that repu-
tation of himself.
He was confined in the Canon
City penitentiary for three years,
number of years ago. So it is ad-
indged that Young did not receive
more or less than his deserts, now
ever, he came to his death. The
body was taken to Durango for bur
ial
Another bad man has filed his last
accounts and died with his boots on.
The daily sentinel., 1906-06-21

The LaCoste Dry Goods Company,
successors to j. A. Lyons and Son
will open for business on Saturday.
June %.
A. ]. McCune. of Denver. who has
been the consulting engineer of the
Fruita waterworks plant, was an ar
rival in the city today.
The local lodge of Knights OF Pyth-
las held its regular weekly meet
ing last night and four candidates
were given the second degree.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Smith and child
rem of this city who have been on a
vacation trip to the home of Mrs.
Smiths mother in Hannibal. Missou'
ri. returned this noon to the city.
Rev. d. ID. Forsyth and family VIII
leave next Monday morning on va
cation trip to the old home of Rev.
Forsyth in Kearney. Nebraska. Thel
will probably be gone several weeks
III. Gallupe, deputy county treas
urer, took the final degree work in
the Blue Lodge last night and the
members of the order made quite
an event of his graduation into that
fraternity. A delightful spread was
served at the conclusion of the in
lNldNblA WI n
Charles Morton, contractor on
grading. from Rife, was an arrival
in the city this morning. for the pur-
nose of making a contract for WORK
grading. He was unfortunate in not
being able to see any of the otiic-
iaIs of the Southwestern road, but
will return on Saturday to place him
self in communication with the con
tractors for the grade.
The picture of a very handsome
-jrl appears in the copy Of the Post
received in this Office today. Ihe
homo of the young lady is in Delta
INT NAV be changed to this city be
fore many years roll by. The name
Of the handsome lady in the plctut
Is Miss Sue Winton, and she Is
known to a large circle of friends II
mis- city. She attended Denver Uni
versitv last year and for the past sew
eraI years. The Post has contained
faw bhndsomer pictures of womer
tban the one of Miss Winton.
M, and Mrs. Matt Flynn, returned
iagt nfgbt from their extended east
arn trim. They were at the conyen
zion Of the brotherhood of Loeomot
i've Engineers at Memphis, TENNESSEE
ana from that point took several eN
a,,rsions TO points of interest in th'
soutb one of the principal places
being to the battle ground at Chatta ia
nooga. They have been absent sIhe' a
,ho first of May and have had mos
enjoyable trip. ..,.,
M. NJ. H. Gaum. a junior studen
from the State Agricultural colleg
Al Fork Collins is visiting Mr.. 20
KIingIer of this city, at his ranel
saet of Grand Junction. Mr, GauIl
has has won baseball laurels for himsel
and his school the last two season ease,
and is about to enter the professions res, l'Ia
world During Mr.. Gaum's iirst sea a
son his college team for which h
stitched H won the interscholastic base
balI pennant and has just won tn n
remarkable record OF having vi lts. str1S1 y, tS
seyenteen men out in one game In IN
5ntercollegiate season just closed.
is T understood that he has signed wit VIII,
ne Pueblo professionals and VIII
take his place later in the summer
The daily sentinel., 1906-06-21
NEW LIFE FOR NEW CASTLE.

Special to The Sentinel.
Boulder, June 21.-As a result of
the big coal deal recently negotiated
between the owners of New Castle
lands and local and eastern capital
lists, the vicinity between New Castle
and Rifle is to be developed on large
scale.
julius Lefvynsky of New York
James F.. Burns and George NJ. Mas
terson of Colorado Springs and the
other monied men, who have recent
lv come into possession of a vast acre
age in that section are now interest
ed in an investigation being made
with the object of building a new
townsite, developing the glass, ce-
ment and fire clay resources and in
ducing finer manufacturing concerns
and other Industrial enterprises TO
locate there.
The daily sentinel., 1906-06-21

The LaCoste Dry Goods Company.
successors to ]. A. Lyons and Son
will open for business on saturday
June 90.
c. A. Kreigbaum, representing the
Soils Cigar company of Denver and
a well known gentlman in this city
was an arrival yesterday afternoon.
Mr.. d. w. Richardson of Gunni-
son arrived in Grand Junction yes
terday He will probably remain
several days visiting friends here.
Mr. Edward Copeland of Cannan
Indiana arrived in Grand Junction
yesterday and will spend the summer
working on the DeLong ranch OF
First Fruit Ridge.
wall paper buyers-For thirty
DAYS there will be given a 20 pei
cent discount from our original prie
es. Get those rooms cleaned up now
that you have the opportunity
Mesa Paint and Wall Paper company
The daily sentinel., 1906-06-21
CIVIL BILL REPORlED'

Special to The Sentinel;
Washington, June 21.-The sen
ate committee on appropriations to-
day completed the sundry civil ap-
propriations bill and Senator Haze
reported it to the senate. -,
The committee struck out the
house provision for lock canal
across the Isthmus of Panama ana
will leave the matter open until atler
the senate votes on the bill pending
in the senate. Al.
The committee agreed to the
amendment of Senator Daniel pro
yiding for the tercentennial eNposl-
tion at jamestown, Virginia, and APP
propriating S1,415,O0O for that pur-
nOSp
The daily sentinel., 1906-06-21
FOUR KILLED IN WRECK.

Special to The Sentinel.
Reno, New. June 21-Four men
were killed and two others badly in
iured in the wrecking of a Southern
Pacific freight train late last night
near Fleish sixteen miles west of
here. The remains of George W.
White, a tramp have been taken from
the wreckage and the bodies of three
other tramps are still pinned beneath
the wrecked freight cars. Ed. Lyon
of Virginia City and John NJ far
of Virginia City. and John NJ. Martin
of Los Angeles, both badly hurt were
brought here today. The wreck was
caused by the breaking of a wheel
of a freight car. The main line will
not be cleared for traffic before this
evening.
The daily sentinel., 1906-06-21
MYSTERIOUS SHOOTING.
nnclal tn The sentlnel.

Special to The Sentinel. o,.-
Ault, Colorado, June 2l.-Cn ar ll1l les
Farbaugh, twenty-four years pl ~, -
beet grower for Martus BeaIe "a. a.
shot at 1880 O'Clock last HIsn, S,iSs ~
an unknown man while drlNln5 MS Ms
Maud Duke to her home anu Pc
haps fatally wounded. ,,. 10.
Miss Duke had a Tehar rhtple -
cape from being shot, one Oh sne 1b, ~
iets imbedded itself in the end Of the
seat of the buggy on Whlcn si'e '-
sitting. l.. ,.,tary
o+ nrasent and the identity OF the
man who fired the shot mas not Dee'
discovered.
The daily sentinel., 1906-06-21

{ rosE MEN CAN NEVER STATE AN
y ordinary fact in ordinary Terms All
n.,r ssese arc swnns, Till you see the birds.
sS u,, xsnt advertising you can sell both geese
ID ~ svnas but not geese mnsqueradins as
svans.
The daily sentinel., 1906-06-21

CARLYLE SAID: MAKE YOURSELF
an honest mar, and Then you may be
sure that there is one rascal less in The
world" Also read The ads. and you may be
sure that there is one less easy mark" In
The world.
The daily sentinel., 1906-06-21
1,pS CORY GOES EAST.

Don0 Nev-. June ZI.-NI .
Il ieene Snrey left for Pittsburg last night
H. r. Co oom1anv with Mlsss Corey, her
IN inistepiin-Iaw and Miss Grany' VINO
Sise Sse been her constant companion
here. .t.... o.stern trip is
.ranoe the details of the settle
uoont TO a. now now being made between heI-
ME- lneH. and her husband, the steel MAJ II
ser sate "He against whom she recently M. M
ma nd complaint for divorce In tnis
city.
The daily sentinel., 1906-06-21
MAE WOOD AGAIN.

Special to The Sentinel.
Omaha. June 21.-In the district
court here the $4,000 suit for dam
ages filed by Miss Mae C. Wood, for
mer clerk in the postoffice depart
ment at Washington, against Sena'
tor Thomas c. Plat of New York
and the United States Express com
pany was dismissed for want of prose
Cution.
Miss Wood now claims to hold Q
certificate of marriage with Senator
Platt, dating back to 1901. She II
now suing for a portion of his
wealth.
The daily sentinel., 1906-06-21
DADS RETURN TO SCHOOL
FARMERS'COLLEGE COURSE
Under Patronage of Fort Collins Agricultural
College, Prof. Paddock Proposes to Give
Three Weeks Course in This City Next
Winter in Horticultural and Agr1-
cultural for Benefit of Farmers

state Agricultural college experiment
station, says that he will be able to
furnish the lectures with examples
and illustrations taken from this
district and with which all the farm
ers are familiar and he thinks that
in this way the necessity for labora-
tory work or the individual research
work thas is carried on at the uni
yersity can be dispensed with. Profes-
sor Taylor says that the past year S
work of the local representatives OF
the agricultural experiment station
will be of great value in suggesting
to the men who will lecture in the
various branches of the work the
points which will be of greatest Dehe-
fit to the students. In that way thelr
teachers will be able to thresh out
all but the very meat for the stud
ents. and this they believe they Will
be able to present in three weeks
time.
TIL city of Delta has been the only
place so far that has definitely ar
ranged for the school If II can be or
ganized, yet a great many fruit men
of Grand junction and the surround
ing valley who have been informed
of the plan have signified their Will
ingness to do all that they could to
bring It about, and 1t is thought that
with the cooperation of the local
fruit men and fruit growers associa-
tions, there will be no doubt OF It's
success. There is no doubt that the
associations will be heartily In sym
pathy with the movement for one OF
them has been attempting the same
thing for two years in its district
meetings which are held in every
dtstrict avarv year when the heads of
the local association meet to inform
their patrons of the conditions of the
markets and advise them with regard
to the harvesting and marketing OF
their crops. That their work in this
line has been found practical and sue
cessfsuI seems to show that there Is
well defined field for such an insti-
tition as Professor Paddock has In
mind and to insure its success.
The daily sentinel., 1906-06-21

and fine plated silverware. The diff
ference between high class articles of
this kind bought in other stores and
that in The Fair is simply one of
price. We price fine goods of this
kind as we do our calico. But cut
glass ware and silver plated ware
from this store are superb and prices
so little they become necessaries to
good housekeeping rather than lux
uries.
The daily sentinel., 1906-06-21


Mr.. II. Il. Dingman, of Mesa, came
to Grand Junction this morning aud
will spend a day or two visiting
friends and attending to some mat
ters of business.
Observer Hardinge sent out the
following weather report this morn
ing; "Gair tonight and Friday" He
said the maximum temperature yes
terday was SO degrees. and the low
est temperature this morning was "a
degrees.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. H. Mccoy, of Gro
We City, PENNSYLVANIA arrived in
Grand Junction today and are
visiting at the home of Mrs. w. II.
Dowery at 1877 First avenue Mr..
Mccoy is a stockholder in the Grand
Junction smelter and is here for the
purpose of looking over the plant.
Mr.. H. H. Kitzmiller. of Denver.
passed through Grand junction last
evening, Mr.. Kitzmiller is said to
be interested in the DeForest Wire
less Telegraph company which is in
stalling stations in various cities of
the eastern slope and It is understood
that he contemplates establishing n
station in this city and where he will
endeavor to sell stock in the company
Henderson brothers, the we'll
known blind musicians, who played
In this city last year for week or
more are back again. These men
are known all over Colorado and are
liked by everyone who has ever met
them. Notwithstanding they are
blind. they are always happy and
cheerful. with kind and pleasant
word for all.
The daily sentinel., 1906-06-21
nm Belle S"n
SPLENDID PRIZE.
An Orchard Cultivator TO BE Award
ed BY c. =. Nc Cary for Two
Two Best Boxes Apples.

Charles p. McCary. the blacksmith
and wagon maker, has set a pace on
individual prizes for the coming fair,
that will act as big inducement for
fine displays of apples. Mr. McCary
will give as a prize for the best box
OF Jonathan and Wine Sap apples. one
$50 Planet Ii, orchard cultivator
He selects these two classes of ap,
pies as they are standard and have
helped to make our country famous
as an apple producing region.
After the award has been made the
apples will be sent to the home Office
of the Planet, Jr., Cultivator company
in the city of Philadelphia and there
placed on display for the people OF
the old Keystone state to see what is
being done in apple culture in the
Rocky Mountain region.
The liberality of this gift should
stimulate others to make prizes that
will insure the very best display OF
all classes of fruit at the Fair.
The daily sentinel., 1906-06-21
FIRE AT COAL MINE.

special to The Sentinel. rha -,,r-
Superior, Colo, June 2l.LIne n, 5,o sur, a
s,ca bniIding of the big coal mine
ouarter of a mile from superior 0N,-o own,
"a 9i'i NV the Colorado Coal and Coke
aor,Danv eu was destroyed by fire thls
morning. There were fifteen men hz,i
a. ,,0 he mines when the fire started ou'
ali escaped through the alr sii''i '
Tba cause of the fire is unknown
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-06-02

latter day senators this seems 10
mean that it was created TO prevent
the accomplishment of what the people
desire, whatever it Is. 1t does not,
however, seem possible that the people
are always wrong and the trusts always
right And yet that is the way 1t
seems to work out in the senatorial
mind. It Is not good condition OF
things. 1t is not a safe condition. In
the ease Of the Philippine tariff bill
there has been no "sudden' uprising
of popular opinion. There has been
no national outbreak Of any kind. The
subject is not new. It has been under
discussion for years. The equities are
plain. The economic results of the
measure are not in doubt.
The danger to our entire protective
system by making it responsible for
the grossly oppressive misgovernment
Of a helpless people is self evident.
And in the face of it all, the enate
stands b. the sugar trust and the to
baeeo trust.-San Francisco Chronicle
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-06-02

ba did NOT care to "bother with ma
ebinery so long as he could get boys
He speaks of protected Pennsylvania
as .be state that enslaves more child'
rem than any other. He speaks of pro-
,ected manufacturers who in New York
demanded the right 10 employ children
four years old, and in the south have
had laws repealed that forbade night
employment Of six year old children.
The cure Of these horrors does not ne
eessitate Socialism, but we need nos
smile nor even wonder when men who
have personal and painful knowledge
of great wrongs done to helpless human
creatures by the existing machinery
of civilization go readily to meet with
other men who feel more or less as
they do, to talk things over and dis
cuss remedies.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-06-02
PHILIPPINE TARIFF.
The Trusts Win In the Senate as
Usual.

Slowly but surely the United States
senate is utterly destroying the re-
speet which the people once had for
their most dignifed legislative body,
and which, n the interest Of the re
public, ought forever to remain unim-
paired. IT is stated that the decision
has been reached TO "abandon" the
Philippine tariff bill for the session,
which is magnificent triumph for
the tobacco and sugar trusts. 1t is
hardly too much to say that the result
is precisely what was expected In
no important matter in which great
corporate interests are concerned is
the senate now expected to act con
trary to their will.
Such senator's as are at all sensi.
tive to public opinion-which, as a
rule, means senators whose terms
have nearly expired-attempt TO de
fend themselves by declaring that the
senate Is constituted as it is for the
express purpose Of preventing uuwise
action as the result of sudden popu.
Tar impulses As interpreted by the
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-06-02
II You Have Dyspepsia Read This.

The old way of taking pepsin, bis
muth, etc, to cure dyspepsia is all
wrong. They may be put in tablets
or in liquid, the result is just the same.
The object is to create artificial diges
ton, but this does not make cure.
Stop taking the pepsin, ETC., and you
have your dyspepsia or Indigestion
back again. People use cocaine or
opium for nervous troubles and sick
headache. II does not cure. Stop
taking the drugs and the pain and
distress return. The only Common
Sense Method is to drive out Of the
system the cause Of dyspepsia and
sick headache by cleansing the stom-
aeh and bowels, at the same time
using a medicine that will act on the
liver. This forces through the glands
Of the stomach the digestive fluid that
nature intended. In this way you cure
dyspepsia. The medicine that cures
dyspepsia by this method is called DR.
Gums Improved Liver Pills. Drug
gists sell these pills at 25c per box. 1t
only takes o1e pill for dose.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-06-02
A Pleasant way 70 zravsl.

The above is the usuar verdict Of
the traveller using the Missouri Pacific
railway between the Pacific coast and
the east, and we believe that the serv.
ice and accommodations given merit
this statement. From Denver, Colora-
do Springs and Denver there are two
through trains daily to Kansas City
and st. Louis, carrying Pullman's lat
est standard electric-rghted sleeping
cars, chair cars and up-to-date dining
cars. The same excellent service is
operated from .Kansas City and St.
Louis to Memphis, Little Rock and Hot
Springs. II you are going east OF
south, write for particulars and full in.
formation
W. c. M'BRIDE, Gen. Agt.,
124 Third st.. Portland, Orc.