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The daily sentinel., 1906-11-27
SOME HARD JOLTS.

The following interesting and eX-
ceedingly sensible and original article
is from the pen of C.L. Wilson, editor
of the Cherokee. Okla. Messenger:
The average man comes very near
being an idiot in taking care of him
self You have seen him wearing a
fur cap on his head. while his shoes
let in the snow and water. He wears
an overcoat on his back and nothing
but 4 thin shirt over his chest. He
is mighty scared about freezing his
fingers while his throat is exposed To
thinks he is, Its herb tea, tonics,
Peters pills. Paul's pine tar cordials
or plasters and cures. until the bal
ance wheel in the machine comes 10 q
stop. Nature wants to keep going.
but she can't He drinks whlskey
and that clogs the valves; he drinks
beer and that clogs the wheels. hn
pours down lemonade, gingerale, but
ter milk. ice water, tea. coffee. and
what not, and then wonders why the
nTeS uHucf tne DOlleT 40 not DuIA-
II you should take an OK and put him
through a like performance he'd be
dead in year, The simplest and
plalnest laws of health are outraged
every hour OF the day by the average
man. Did Adam smoke? Did Eva
wear corstes? Did Solomon chew
.obacco? Did Ruth chew gum? Did
the children of Israel make for the
beer garden after crossig the Red
sea? Did Rebecca eat gum drops
and ice cream and call for soda
water2 Adam was the first and was
made perfect from head to heel. How
long would he remain so after eatins
mince pie before going TO bed? Sup
pose he had slept in bed room SKI
with the windows down. the doors
shut and two dogs under the bed
Suppose Eve had laced herself up in
a corset. put on tight shoes. set up all
hours of the night eating her NIL of
trash and sizzled her hair, When
you come to look at the way man mis-
behaves himself you can only wonder
he ever lived TO get there.
The daily sentinel., 1906-11-27
ELEVEN DIE
ON GRIDIRON
IN THIS SEASON
Over Hundred Are Badly In
iured---VictimS of Foot
ball Game in America
Not as Bad as Last Year.

Eleven dead and one hundred and
four severely injured is the record
OF the football season of 1906, ac-
cording to the resume of the season s
accidents in the Chicago Tribune Of
Sunday
These figures are compared with
the casualties of 1905. when eighteen
playeds were killed and one hundred
and ffty-nine severely injured. and
according to the Tribune shows that
"debrutallzed" football has accom-
plished in a large degree the object
aimed at, in rendering the game less
dangerous to life and limb.
The decrease in casualties is es-
pecialiy marked among high school
players. In the season of 1905 II
high school players were killed and
forty-seven injured. In the season
just closed seven were killed and %
were badly hurt. All the college and
high school games this year were
played under the new rules drawn up
after the close of last season to sat
isfy the agitation for less dangerous
football aroused by the long list of
casualties in the season of 1905. The
value of the new rules is shown in
the record of the big college games
This year not one fatality has occur
red in the games played by the larg-
er American colleges.
The Tribune carries interviews
with a number of college presidents
and coaches east and west. in which
the opinion is generally expressed
that the new rules have achieved the
elimination of much of the brutality
and danger to life and limb that char
acterize the game in former years.
and that also 1t has made the game
safer for high school boys.
The daily sentinel., 1906-11-27
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Call for the FL socorro cigar If
Sou want your moneys worth.
Ladies' $3.50 and $500 shoes for
$S.O0 at the Colorado Shoe store, 43l
Main street.
If YOU want n steam or hot water
plant that will heat. call on Lewis and
Sallee. 124 y. 5fh street or Phone
1914 Black.
Patz Brothers, successors to G.,
T.. Gessert. Independent Grocery and
Meat Market. Good things TO eat
at all times. Rest services. Prompt
delivery.
A. II. Laub. organizer for the
Woodmen of the World. is in town
greeting his many friends. He was
present at the meeting of Book Gin
Camp last night.
Henry Price has returned to the
city from Provo. Utah, with his fine
little white fox terrier, TEDDY" who
has been in Provo for breeding pur-
poses for some time.
The body of Victor Biglow, the
fireman killed in the wreck on the
Colorado Midland at Hell Gate lasr
Wednesday, was brought to this place
for interment yesterday, and was
buried at Rosebud cemetery. a large
number of friends of the dead young
man came down from Basalt to pay
their last respects to one of the most
popular men of that town.-Glen-
wood Avalanche.
The farmers institute at Molina
was so successful that n permanent
organization was effected and here
after the institute will be an annual
institution The executive commit
tee of six members was elected TO
make all necessary arrangements for
the ensuing yenr. such as regarding
time, place. etc. The members of this
committee are as follows: Mrs Nor
gan Hall and Mrs. A. C. Probert OF
Molina, j. r. Sisac and p. F Johan-
son of Mesa. c. II, Beggs of Collbrau
and J. p. Baldridge of Plateau city
Plateau Voice.
The daily sentinel., 1906-11-27

The Odd Fellows meet this even
ing in regular session.
L. C. Wrather, the popular repre-
sentative of the SmithPremier Type
Writer Co. is in town today,
See us about a buggy within th'
next few days. 1t might do US boti
some good.-Fred Mantey.
The one big event OF Grand June
tons Thanksgiving day-the fourtl
annual ball of the Boilcrmakers
Thanksgiving night at theAuditorlun
The big sporting event Of the weei
will be the annual struggle for su
premacy on the football gridlron be
tween the army and navy The match
viii be played at Philadelphia on
Saturday,
We respectfully invite you to cal
at our show rooms and inspect the
samples of bath room fixtures VIC
have on display. Estimates and 9th
er information will be gladly furnish
ed j. E. Mckenzie, phone 7i3 black
40i Colorado avenue.
Wyman Woolory and o c. Mercer
are arranging for a big coyote drive
10 take place from the Woolery ranch
after the first snow OF any conse-
quence. Everybody is invited TO as
sist in the determination. No guns
of any description will be permitted
in the hunt. Ropes and clubs will
be the implements of warfare for the
occasion Last years hunt was par
tlclpatcd in by Messrs. Woolery.
Mercer and Smith and It was a very
guccessful affair. and this season 5
sport will be far ahead of any pre-
vlous effort Those intending to take
part from Steamboat should be equip
ned with n fast horse, lariat and base
bah bat.-Routt County Sentinel.
The Great Western Sugar company
says the Loyeland Reporter, made its
monthly payments for beets last
Thursday. and 1t Is one OF the largest
that has ever been made in Loveland
at one time, being $350.000. The
October payment was small on ac-
count of short delivery during Sep
tember. Only about half OF the crop
was delivered before the last pay
ment and December 18th Will bring
a payment almost as large as the
present one The most of the beets
have been dug. and about 25fo of
them are in the fields. being covered
with leaves and dirt Many OF them
have been frozen during this last cold
spell and some will meet with consid-
cradle loss. Those who have siloei
will probably be the lucky one this
season and save all their crop.
The daily sentinel., 1906-11-27
Famous Strike Breakers

The most famous strike breakers in
the land are DR.. Kings New Life
Pills. When liver and bowles so on
strike they quickly settle the
trouble. and the purifying work goes
right on. Best cure for constipation,
headache and dizziness. % cents at
C. d. Smith & Cos drug stores, Grand
Junction. Fruita and Pallsade.
The daily sentinel., 1906-11-27
ACOLLISION

New York, Nov. 26.-The lack Of
block signal was responsible yester-
day for bar rear end collision at
the 18th street station OF the LennoS
avenue subway. which resulted in the
injury OF seven women and caused a
frightfuI panic.
The daily sentinel., 1906-11-27
Public Sale.

Saturday December list at 10 o.
clock at the Burger ranch. near Pali-
sade. of all household goods, farm
ing machinery. stock etc. together
with 2 colts. one a Thorndyke and
one coach-Lunch VIII be served at
noon
The daily sentinel., 1906-11-27
FREE EXAMINATIONS.

For all diseases and operations on
the eyes and the scientific adjustment
of glasses, see Drs. Smith and Agnew.
72l Main St
The daily sentinel., 1906-11-27

1t is almost here Is Thanksgiving
and the ball of the Boilermakers.
Don I fail to get tickets for that ball.
it Is to be one of the biggest publia
ever held in the city.
The daily sentinel., 1906-11-27

Our competitors are holler!lg
about our prices on buggles and haH-
ness. This is what we want Fred
Mantev.
Seward weekly gateway., 1906-12-01
CUT IN CABLE
 AT TRANSPLANT
Burnside Begins Laying New Sub' marine Line to KetCkikan
 and WrangeII.

The new inside passage cable was cut in this morning at Fanshaw by the Burnside and notice sent along the wire by a current of which ten volts burned up the little wires of the re- ceiver in the Seward office Ju~r why Sitka allowed this charge of juice 10 come all the way to the end of th" inc is not eXpIaindd but an open switch passed the current along to Valdez and Valdez shunted it over 10 Seward as a good way to serve notice that ~ome- thing was doing.
 Operator McGuire spent am hon" or two inserting new hair wires. On ac- count of the cut-in at FanShaw trans mission was delayed this way and no message came mp to o'clock
 Fanshaw is the point on the Si,ka- Juneau line where the new cable is 10 start for Wraugeli and Ketchkau.
Seward weekly gateway., 1906-12-01
Captain HlinkeUberg Ot NhaIer Olga Accused of Killing
 Men of Grew
NARROWED STEW ARD IN SIBERIA
Shot Chief IngiH9cr When Asleep and Made Way With Others Be-
 cause They We're Witnesses.
By Cable Q, The Daily Gateway.

Seattle. Nug -s Georg. Johnson, stewart u.tue whaling schooner olga, Captain Charles N"uEeaner-. wmvco here ru... uru n. most ~rar.Ha- cnarr.- u cr..... ma crime aga.us. knNeuu.r- .u. nav. ever been mad. ag..-. ... M.".uG master O. che Nrcr.. -..-. u.ena.g.s N.ms.n- berg w.,n .r. a.a. murder O. -.E.ra. men .u M.--.u
 Iu.r-.. claims ... .. wae mu"uou- ea b. N.....u on rae coa-. o. Sa.ra. u.... ... Q. firearms b." cha. u. -u........u making ..- way after w... ...-..- {. ..m.. naa....- .. .N was ... !. crr-- |. E..-.. .. -.n ... ~".... Johnson -..- .. ..- .am.... [. -. rfa .. wu ... witness .a murder commute. .. r......n.
 This murder. aeer..ag Co gonn-0n- arcorr. u.- ... ...n.a.. shooting aE K.msuuu.r. .. .u. o.ga.- chic. ou-I- n.er. Pau. Jackson. wu.. .n. latter Va, a-e.n. Beside, Johnson there were three other w.u.s,o, Go the murder O. Jackson. Two ot these, Walters. a,,1,,au. eu-iueer and Herr man. a f1remasr hand, were sent Co 30 vatery grave on 30 cake O. ice. Later Kliukcuberr poisoned 80 third witness, Mitchell. a forcma,. hand. and finally maroonpd Johnson ou the Siberian coast.
 Johnson made am affidavit in the office of the q. s. district attorney here, recjdng the foregoing state ments. District Attorney Hoyt of Nome was present when the affidavit was taken and will cooperate in the prosecution. The olga jsuow at Point Barrow and steps win be taken imme- diately to appreheud KHnkeuberg.
Seward weekly gateway., 1906-12-01
President Wants lis Order to Make Existing Locations
 NOn.effeCtiye.
DEPARTMENT STUDYING LAW
# Possible Will Gut Out Everything Not Patented and Ask New
 legislation.
ag c.sIo 10 me Daily Gateway.

Washington. D. C., Noy 2g The in- terior department k Investigating the law bearing on the ease in order to dc- eide whether tbo presidents order withdrawing all coal land, on the pub- lie domain from entry. including those in Alaska. is retroactive, SD a., To rene der non-cGectiyc the filing, already made.
 The president i, auNiou, To vacUc the pending location, which have not been patented, with tho. object ol force ing congrys, To ouar. new legislation governing the disposal of cod lands, which vii. be aimed ro proven. monopoly
 Hit is decided by the dcpwmea, that pending location, are vacated Jy line order of withdrawu, handroa, oI claimant, under such locations will take their cases into the federal court, To test the validity of the cancellation.
Seward weekly gateway., 1906-12-01
lnSpect0r~Generai Chamberlain Took Little Evidence in
 GIaSSfOrd Case.
INVESTIGATION HELD SECRETLY
Maj. Bdllaine Asserts Part Oi !2>d. mOny Was POriured and iP-
 DOaIS to the President.

Seattle. Nov. lO Special .ho Gateway InspcctorGounrm C..mbar- Iaiu', secret investigation, .. rna recent charge, preferred D. .nn F.. BaDJaiuo against Li.u.-oo. D ford of the Signal Corp, resulted ta mtIr- ury whircwa-n &u, tn. does mol end Dhc investigation v" Ga'- aiuo ua, appealed tnr rp>o " 70 pro-.don. Roo-.... .aimin. ae testimony produced bs ....D D. Gla,,.o.a md bt, wtn.,,., Ha. fly or wholly porlw... ma ch. ag LI.u.-,y. G.a,,t.ra Go 5r.n. for lilo. II lu. charges aro awU.
 ru. original charge, a..... ae u.turu..o. a.-.u5.a- b. l. oL Ga--.o.u in lu interview ... .C- rlc po-.lurc...g.uc.n reg.... la ,.l. G9r rn. ca9. station a .d, ra. u,roauco o. .a.-uuood, .o ..- s4- pcrior officer in denying ,ha. h. ad given the interview, Jhe suppression 0f two cabcgram, aIau by Mr. u.a.u9 for the Seward Gateway and thnur.ar- auce of aIsehood, To his superior officer in the excuses he gave for suppres,ing them.
 GIa,stord avoided the charge re- garding the Post-IntcIligenccr inter- view by repudiating it as wholly fictitious. C. II. Baily. the reporter who wrote it. testified that he had faxed the interview. J. r. Flynn, who has represented himself for two years as general manager Of the North American and Asiatic Cable Company, which has no existence in fact, tcsti- fled that he inspired the interview. Percy Parkinson, former city editor Of the Post-Intelligencer, testified that he
 Continued on page ?
Seward weekly gateway., 1906-12-01
HARD WORK NOW TO GET
 NATURALIZATION PAPERS

The present congress enacted new law governing the naturalization of foreigners. No copy of the law has reached Alaska, so it's details are un- known here but it iS understood that the new regulations are very stringent and require much more publicity than the old law. S. A. Crandall, deputy clerk of the United States district court at Valdez, writes to Judge How lett as follows on the subject:
 Tn answer to your inquiry, | have to say that there is no way by which declarations of intention or final papers may be securd by proxy;
 At the epresent time no papers ofany kind can be secured anywhere; On the 27th of September the new nat uralization law went into effect and no plan has yet been furnished for operating under the new law.
 As understand it now, one will have to fife a regular petition in court and publish the same practically equal to the commencement of suit.
 "The day for easy citizenship papers has passed: when fellow gets them now he will know new he got them.'
Seward weekly gateway., 1906-12-01
Try to Prevent Speech

Chicago, Nov. 27-The colored popu- }ation of Chicago raised purse of 5000 and offered it to the promoters of the Tilman lecture today if they would cancel the engagement but it was refused. The lecture is booked for tonight.
 The negros now threaten to go into court and ask for an injunction io pre- vent the lecture on the ground that 1t will tend to create disorder and to in- flame the ra5ble element against the colored population. They assert that Tillman Is responsible for more than half the violent outbreaks against negroS in the South.
Seward weekly gateway., 1906-12-01
Detectives Meet Schmitz

New York, Nov. 2i-San Francisco detectives met Mayor Schmitz when he landed here late yesterday ater- noon but on receiving assurances that he intended to proceed at once to Cali foruia they did not arrest him.
 Schmitz says that Hearst Is behind the movement charging him with graft because he opposed Langdon for governor of California; He says his personal and official life have been clean and he challenge, investigation. HewiIIrc,ain Rucfas his personal cOun- so. asserting that he has entire faith in Rue"s honesty
Seward weekly gateway., 1906-12-01
Schmitl Ruef Cases Pne Up

San Francisco, Nov. 26 Ten indict- muut, have already been returned against Mayor Schmtcz and Abe Ruci mG che beginning of rhc third week of the graft investigation opens with rn. promise O. remarkable sensations. ]. f, asserted tHat rh. evidence secured U. D.ucr.v. Burns show, that the graft of the Euel crowd in the city ad- mn.,ua.i,u peru.au.d every depart- mur and money wu- made out otcvery kind O. coutuc. amt ouc.smUI eNtort- ad from every unlawful business that wa- allowed ro operate.
Seward weekly gateway., 1906-12-01
Fairbanks Millionaire Forced to Admit on Stand that He
 Served Time.
SUED ON CLAIM OF GRUBSTAKE
Proved in Trial that TaRana Mining Man Was Sentenced in 1886
 for FmbeIIlemCnt.
sr 31alo to Tno Daily eoteway.

H.."AN M +a'N ArH'-Af
 Seattle. Nov. 26 In the trial here for a partnership accounting by J. II. Cau,,cn against r.. T. Bmuctto. the millionaire mining man and 'ownoitc owner of Fairbanks, Hamorrn ad- m.uud uu th. witness stand that he was ouc. a convict in ,ho Oregon state n.nrmiury. u#o,uon, who was torm' pu.ya deputy collector of custom, a. Sr. NGcmo, a1ogo, that he groo- ,a>uu Gmuouo ia l91l to go tulo rur Panama district when ,oe latter wa, stranded with stock O. goods a, s. NGcha.u
 when Bmmetta landed at Nn Mich aoI ua was without money. Dau~,on shipped rno good, mp lho river aua Furnished Uamwte money, rue whole sum advanced amounting he claims, to s500l. Dou,,uu denies .muo.ln.s claim that be was To receive his money back with interest
Seward weekly gateway., 1906-12-01
Says Cleary Stole It

Barue,te testified in am clTor, 10 dis pose of the grub,lakc claim of Cau,,eu that he left his brothcr-iu-.aw, Frank J. CIcary, in charge of hi, store at Fairbanks. which was the outgrowth of the stock first taken in, and that CIeary sold the stock in the store and embedded the proceeds Sl4,OOO. It is admitted that no attempt was ever made by anybody to recover anything from Cleary.
 On croSs-eXaminatiOn Barnette first denied that he had ever been in the state of Oregon. Finally when copies of the records were produced he ad- mitted that in 1886 he was convicted of the crime of larceny by bailee, of 5000 from one George DeWolf The evidence in the case showed tkat Bar nette at first claimed that the money had been stolen from him by an Indian. Later DeWOlf caught him with the money. Barnette was then arrested, convicted of the charge and sentenced to serve fou" years in the Oregon peni- tentiary at Salem. Barnette claims that he was pardoned after serving piUhteen months.
Seward weekly gateway., 1906-12-01
South Carolina Senator Declares in Chicago Lecture for Ne.
 gro SubjectiOn
"CAUCASIANS OF BETTER CLAY
Says To Hell With law and that lis State Will Be Red Rather
 than Black.
By Gable to roo Daily Gateway

Chicago, Nov. 2S Notwithstanding threat, against his life Senator TilI- man delivered his addrc,,on the negro question in Orchestra hall last night. He wa, surrounded by forty ci,y do- tccGycs under the command of the assistant chief of police, in spite of his protest. Police officers mingled with rho audience and with the crowd our- side tine hall. Many negro, were present in the hai boD they made mo demonstration.
 Speaking of Mayor Dunua'- refusal, go preside at ruo meeting Ti.man said ho cared nothing Gor Dmncs attitude 80, thr mayor was simply the creature oG .ne political hour.
 On tho general negro question fiIl- man said ,Ha. if the fifteenth ameud- mcuu voroculorcod tvosourhcmslato, woald b. dominated by ncgro,, and he added. "Wc will make south Carolina rud ii the attempt i, made by law to make ir black" \ voice cried, "lIow about the law" Tilmm replied:
 ''ro hell with the law"
Seward weekly gateway., 1906-12-01
Asked Barnette's Pardon

The plaintitT on rebuttal will under take to show that the claims stakcd by Barnette in the Panama district under agencies for other men were all in the names of men who had signed his peti- ton for apardon from the penitentary. The plainurT will also attack Banette's citizenship on the alleged ground that he was never pardoned but granted a communication of sentence, towhich was attached the condition that he must never enter the state of Oregon again.
 Causten is now collector of customs in Porto Rico. He was in the customs service in Alaska for several years. It i, not believed that he advanced as large am amount 10 Barnctte as he claims. but the latter admits Cnuslcn aided him.
Seward weekly gateway., 1906-12-01
Discusses Chicago Election

Referring 10 the counting out of Ferdinand Barrett, the colored candi- date for judge of the municipal court of Chicago, who was elected by a margin of few votes on the face of the returns but was finally declared to be'defeated byrevision ofalleged errors, TilIman said that voters did not know what they were voting for a great deal of the time and when they did know they were often cheated
 Tillman said God made the Caucasian of better clay than the Mongolian and African, and in his opinion the AL mighty intended the colored races to be carriers of burdens for the white man. He asserted that the people of the north by their attempts to place the negro on an equality with the white race were responsible for the frequent assaults upon white women in the south by negroS.
 Detectives guarded Tillman to his hotel and remained around him until he departed for Fond du Lac, Wisconsin, today.
Seward weekly gateway., 1906-12-01
Alaska Courts Cannot Take Cog. nizance of Crimes Commit
 ted On Ocean.
JUDGE HtNFORD so DECIDES
Newlh and BOdfiSh, Accused Whdl- in0 Captains, Must Be Tried in
 Federal Tribunal.
gg ca1Ie Go Tns Danv Gatoway.

Seattle, Nov g7 Judge uauIord dc- rfded in rhe United State, dista'ct court today that the Alaskan courts nas. ururt,ttc,.ou over crim" com- miruu ou the high seas. The whaling ma-...- N.wtn aud Boa.t,h. accused of u.uus.- uu rhr high seas, will thcre- oreb. tried in rho federal court here.
 Tine g.-. of Judge IIau.ord', decision Is .na. On. yuum-o. Alaska a. O. .m- n.d ,a.clm nd can take cogaZ- m.e u..E 0. such eases. civil and criminal a, arc mentioned in the N.~s. ..H.
Seward weekly gateway., 1906-12-01
SEATTLE RUNS
 SHORT ON COAL
Flood CurtaiIed Supply and One. fifth of People Unable to
 Secure It.
Ry casls .a - D8lg Ga.oway.

Seattle, Nov. 2S Oue-digh ot the people of Seattle are gu, of coa. and cannot obtain supply because stock, in the city were depleted during tae floods when railroad traffic wu~ sus- pended. The u,ua. quantity is com- iur now but dealer, nave orders book cd for thirty days aheadgudpurcuasers have to wait their turn.
 The cu. -nlrago has created nn extra demand .ar wood, which cauno. b, delivered .-. enough .1 keep un with orders. Boats ar ur.n-uL WOOD. in from a.. directions.
Seward weekly gateway., 1906-12-01
LIEUT.. PEAEY REACHES
 COAST OF NOVA SCOTIA
By Cable to Tho Dnily Gateway.

Sydney N. S, Nov. 2i Lieut.. Peary', steamer Roosevelt, with the explorer aboard, arrived in sydney this morning. Peary immediately came ashore to meet his wife. In his late exploration trip he went within POT miles of the north pole. From Tiersey sea all the way he travelled over floating ice, an extremely difficult and dangerous task. He made a sur- vey and map of loo miles of the coast of Greenland hitherto unknown. The steamer is nearly used up and will be unavailable for another Arctic voyage.
Seward weekly gateway., 1906-12-01
FAVORS HERDING
 ALASKA INDIANS
Secretary of Interior Will PrOba' bly, Organize Them Under
 Federal Agents.
By Cable to The Daily Gateway


 Washington, D. C., Nov. 27-On the recommendation of military officers who are familiar with conditions the secretary of the the interior depart ment will probably withdraw all aid from Alaska Indians as heretofore dis penSed and organize them under agencies, as is done in other states and territories.
 In the past destitute Indians have been given assistance through official channels as occasion seemed to re- quire. It is considered that this is de- moralizing to the Indians and that the only way to manage them is on the reservation plan.