The daily sentinel., 1906-05-23


No. was an hour late this after
tomorrow is the money making
dsv for the boys and girls. Call early
and get a good start.-C. ID. smith
Rows wishing to join in the money
making contest call early tomorrow
morning and get your tickets
d. smith G. Co.. Druggists
II. B. Kooser of Denver general
agent of the Missouri Pacific railroad
in Denver accompanied by Mr.. Will
son, one of his stan are visitors to the
Robert E. Fletcher came down
from his home in the Plateau Val
lev last night to attend the class day
exercises. Mr.. Fletcher's daughter,
Miss Neora, is one of the graduates.
Mrs. Walter Powers, was an ar
rival in the city today from Glen
wood. Mrs. Powers recently return
ed from an extended southern trip
TO Texas and Hot Springs, Arkansas
where she visited a sister.
Something less than thousand
boys and girls have called at the c.
ID. Smith e Co., drug store already,
in response to that live firm s adver-
tisement. asking them to come and
ioin the club on money making
scheme for themselves. The last day
that this opportunity remains open
for the live boys and girls of this
city is tomorrow and there'1 be some
thing doing about that store tomor-
row morning and during the day. II
is a splendid chance for making
some money during vacation. The
scheme will be told the boys and girls
tomorrow by Mr.. Smith himself.
Ed Evans, the well known Rio
Grande passenger conductor, who was
a guest at the Palace hotel on the
awful night in April, when San Fran
cisco suffered from the earthquake
shock and confagration, was an ar
rival in the city yesterday Mr..
Evans description of that awful
morning is about the best that the
writer has yet heard from the lips
Of anyone who was present on that
fateful day. Mr.. Evans hopes never
TO experience another shock as he
did that day. 1t was awful, there
were 200 guests at the great Palace
hotel that morning. In his Judgment
Mr. Evans hardly thinks that the
city will be built in a decade to its
former magnificence.
On Tuesday, May 20 Mr.. Phidela
Rice. who recently returned from the
Leland Powers Institute of oratory
at Boston, will give a recital under
the auspices of the Epworth League,
at the Methodist church. Mr.. Rice
will present a three-act comedy, en-
titled Peaceful Valley" produc-
zion made famous by Sol Smith Rus
sell In this difficult recital Mr.. Rice
will imbersonate ten characters.
This UNDUE and extraordinary pro-
duetion will give the young imper-
senator a chance to display his varied
talents and will afford the people of
Grand Junction a rare opportunity.
Phidela Rice Recital at the Meth
odist church. Tuesday May, 80 Prices
g and so cents. A three act com
edy with ten characters impersonated
by Grand functions young artist.
This morning Secretary Aupperle
of the Chamber of Commerce re-
ceived from Washington copies of
the bill introduced by Senator Teller
of this state establishing the posi-
ton of an official known as the direc-
tor of reclamation service whose main
duty will be to take charge of the
work of carrying out the great irriga-
ton projects of the national govern
ment The bill provides that the di-
rector of the reclamation service
shall be paid $4,000 annually and
shall be appointed by the president
Senator Teller had a similar bill in
PRODUCED in the lower house of con-
gress shortly after introducing his
bill in the senate. The bill passed
the house and has been given its sec
ond reading in the senate. A synop-
sis of the bill was given in the Sentinel
some weeks ago. Many are inclined
to think that the creation of such a
department will have a favorable
bearing on the Grand Valley high
line canal project.