The daily sentinel., 1906-07-09


The Elks meet this eveing in regu-
lar session.
There were numerous visitors in
the city yesterday.
Pool 1-2 cents per cue; billiards
10 cents per cue at the Palace Bill
lard hall.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. s. Mcmillan and
three children, of Des Moines, Iowa,
are the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. f. w.
Lienbaugh. They arrived yester-
day.
The maximum temperature yester-
day was 81 degrees, the minimum
temperature was GO degrees. Gener-
ally fair tonight and Tuesday. ris-
ing temperature, is the forecast for
today.
Ed Ryan, the clothing man is
making a splendid offer that many
are taking advantage of, he is giving
33 1-3 per cent off on all suits and
there are over a thousand stylish
suits to choose from.
George Fowlds. the New Zealand
gentleman whose presence in the
city was announced in the Sentinel
Saturday. left yesterday for San Fran
cisco from which place he Will sail
for home on Thursday.
The Elks of Florence will go 70
Denver next week about two hundred
strong and white duck suits, to be
worn with white caps and white
shoes, will be the garb of the dele
CATION. No doubt they will make a
fine showing.
T. E. Fulghrem, superintendent of
the Fair grounds, states that the
grounds are in excellent condition
and will be. in better shape this fall
a.. IT.sNn f-
giving his entire attention to the
improvement an care of the
grounds and track.
Miss Aldine Hiobinson and Mr..
Daniel Potts. both of Grand juno
tion, were married at that place June
10. The happy couple are both well
known here and stopped on their
wedding trip to visit Lee Lehman and
family for a number of days. They
will be at home to their friends 21S
Rood avenue, Grand Junction after
July 10. A host of friends join the
Republican in wishing them a hap
py married life.-Gunnison Repub-
lican.
It is rumored that the present
hired mud-slinger of the Sixth street
"howler" is getting too slow for the
politicians who own that sheet, and
lutIt 10 TAIN VI EtlllAb ltllOM WIN
little more brains and ginger before
the campaign is fully on. But it has
been talked over in the "camp" that
it may not be possible to get a fellow
who can be handled" and who will
obey commands as well as the pres
ent hired man. You know this hir-
ed help proposition is a hard one
Weekly Herald.
1t is reported that 1t is almost i'm
possible to secure Accommodations at
the leading Denver hotels for next
week, Elks convention week. The
hotels, according to report send out
the response; everything gone since
June 1st' to those asking that rooms
be reserved. Hundreds of private
residences will probably be pressed
into service in the effort to properly
care for the thousands of Elks who
will visit the city next week. Many
think that the attendance will be
the largest that has ever marked
one of the big meetings. Denver will
royalty entertain her visitors.
Many might be Interested to learn
that William Radcliffe, whose cabins
and other properties on the Grand
Mesa were burned several years ago
has just married a prominent New
York society woman. The Denver
Post says: Colorado friends of VIII
liam Radcliffe, the wealthy English
barrister whose home on the estates
In Delta county was burned five years
ago because of the shooting of
fisherman tresspasser will be interest
ed in the announcement of his mar
riage to Mrs. Catherine Seymour of
New York, whom he met on a hunt
ing trip at his estates, to be celebrat-
ed in London on July 1st''.
A great stir was created in Boston
on Friday night by the announcement
that the entire edition of last weeks
issue of Golfers Weekly on sale
in Massachusetts had been ordered
returned to the news companies
handling it, and it's sale on the news
stands suppressed because of viola
tion of the State United States flag
law. The front cover page of the
issue out the other day contains rep
sentations of the United States flag
and according to the state law such
copies cannot be sold here. No pub
lication can print cover bearing the
United States nag or a representation
of it, either in colors or black and
white, or when such representation
is used as an advertisement of words
printed upon the flag may be sold or
exposed for sale in this state The po-
lice in every city and town of the
commonwealth have been notified to
stop the sale of Golfers Weekly