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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-26

STOPPED SON FROM
B|GAMY At ALTAR
Saves Young Girl From BecOm-
ing Bride of His Married
Boy.

NEW YORK Feb 25,-"S,op the we'd
ding! Stop It at once That man is al
ready married" shouted Anthony youble
rushing into st. JosePh's Roman Catholic
church in East Twenty-second street In
Bayonnc. wperc his son Anthony was
about TO be married TO Miss Katherine
Notz The bride and bridegroom were
standing ut the altar in front of Rev
Sgmund Swidcr, who was tten reading
the marriage ceremony and in whose hand
was the wedding ring.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-26
9 Eore Prosperous.

|<srt joint convention | adVo-
|a,s ioS the miners because
II sre entitled TO II.
\ Lst steel industry and the
. Do countH-vcry large con-
,al-gere never more pros
! ,ax. From admissions made
Epssd In the production of
t7ssdtaI largely upon the
y kclgtp, II mist have been
~ iew cents per ton ad-
y riisrs must not stand in
y Nntinued prosperous con-
lsa, stesl and railroad inter-
c'1r al the recent Indiana
20 showed the strongest evil
Weakness Of their position
l5cred our arguments that
2y en- advance 10 the mine
e present selling price of
nale a large profit Dcvcl-
5ose additional facts, viz. ::
e tSne Of the large corpora
h at the recent Indiana
1WHuon we're not In a posi-
successful resistance OF
kEands.
al The great coal-consuming
Haierially suffer by reason
- -
Fhlen VIII be granted to
T = LEWIS.
- tslted MlEe-Workers OF
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-26
[' OFFICIAL OFF|C!A!
us No STRIKE
Elsut Lewis Issues a
|statement Ann'ullc-
kttsry for Workers
INDUSTRIAL PEACE
FaGHT, HE DECLARES
4 Mill Restore Reduc-
by Coal Min
1.-Two Years Ago.

luis Ind, Feb. 25.-ln a
~ tonight Vice-President
u, ,he United Mine-Workers
:.ssres re that there viii be no
ruSe workers on April !,
-s.ors will restore the re-
S by the miners two years
|,Sn more, The statement IS
4 ..,snt one proposition as n
:, mere Will be no strike in
|,'.es,ry April l; The oper,
= The reduction accepted
txo years ago, and per
III Robbins of Pennsylva-
r,r;or = ! OF Illinois. leaders OF
isccenIze their untenaole
.;saanapolls and have grace
a 10 tic inevitable and VIII
[lrss 10 the miners.
. q Peace in Sight,
. srse will be averted. Bus
n raralyzed by industrial
a "A Race Will be established
I ,.r,oj OF years. and the trade
5,,bSJ OF settling labor dis
a riv friends TO It's standard.
-,d,e operators must now
;..rcs In view OF the action
-rass operators.
q viii b. worked out later,
4 thrcugh a special National
q ID. mine workers
sa,s Il has been my deter
-.s 10 have all wage agree
ulaers terminate on the
4 hat unlty OF action might
. vthout violating existins
. q April !, lSO6. The first
. Erection was made in Pitts
|k IL summer Of l90i. when
I. as,e Of the contract was
a III end of August 10 the
q ,hIs year Practically all
-nls expire March 81 next. BY
~. arrangement the mine
'cs country are now In a posi-
ID IL operators 10 deal with
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-26
THREE MONTHS BRIDE
TRIES LEAP TO DEATH
Falls at Feet of Husband, Who
Had Just Left Her
in Anger.

NEW YORK, Feb. 25-Rendered dcs-
rerate over he~ failure TO become recon-
cilcd to her husband Mrs. Eva Kelly, Il
bride of thrso months leaped from TIE
third-story window of her fathers house
at No I'D Richardson street. Williams
burg She g dying in st, CatharIne hos
pital with fractured skull, broken
an.sle and internal injuries. Kelly, WI
was in front of the house when his WIG
leaned and who vainly tried Il catch her,
disappeared and three detectives are look-
Ing for him.
Only Eighteen Years Old
Mrs Kelly, who IS only Is years Old was
welded last November. Their married
life was stormy and two weeks ago Kelly
LETT his bride. She returned TO the home
cf Ler parents Mir, and Mrs. Peter Miller.
The Young husband called there last night
To try to effect reconciliation MI ana
Mrs Miller left them alone I'm the parlor.
and they had settled their differences
when a fresh dispute arose. lt IS SAID
that the husband arose, saying That ne
vas through with his wife forever.
He left the house and stood in troht
of IL talking To a friend. Charles Bestmah
when a whl,C-robed figure appearcd AZ the
third floor window. Kelly shouted, but
tho figure dropped swiftly. Failing in ms
cTfort TO catch his Wife, he picked up nor
unconscious form. carried her into tbc
rouse and then left the nciGhborhood: Inc
rolICc want hin, and BeStman merely as
witnesses.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-26
Apostle, Like Hierarch, Very
Bold in Defiance of
Law.
FOUGHT FOR P0LYGAMY
TO THE SUPREME COURT
Declares That 1t Is the Natural
Institution With No Bad
Effect.

WAsHINGToN. Feb. 25-Apostle John
Henry srnIth IS out in an interview in Il
local newspaper defending the church and
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-02-02
Sofotffet.

Sra goSs melbes Sen t5oe Sn
mar:
Ser er mn gobe ubiigter for Sfrei
fiifet operalt. Siifen er flor ca fpI
big os 2eoerens archaeological er Of
til 60 psf. 6or 2ofotcn tcgner ii
ifet meeet gobt, oe man fit i fprrigI
ll9e for 9la / 2ofoten op til 260 Sori
paa aanmel Igu. Sra Seine meloes
ogiaa ON, at aoifiaig 5iifetpneoe cl
tiiitebe, Iigeiaa for De sprige Scr
8eitIofoten. 5 SenningsoRr fit mon
/ forrige llee op til $50 oa for grs'
ups op til $50; men ~sitenior er Del
biOtiI | BET pnientIiac FIN blepet neS
6~oruemuelier. 6nn 5iifere or enbnil
fremfomue.
Smoreen trRSer Spipnet I 8irf,
iombeo for 2ofoten, piter bnilfen Sib
man nltian inar offirieIlr @~eretninaer
ON 6iifet. Bnn gberiiSrn nf 2of6'
ten er Siifet gobt, tilbels rigt. Stor
6iifetpngoe er tiIitebe, men Den itanr
tilbelS pna bpbt &anS. Sor gggum
bar 5iifcpartiet ifior $4,000 Sprii
peb 5iifetS Slitning; innr er Oct til
Cato 10000. Seinn for Hpit tegrler
-
5iifet bra; oct ferite 5iifeforisg 9ar
goot &eiultnt. 6or 8eiteraalen el
5iitet siennemaanenbe go0t. liaeiaf
for Seuien % SpPnSgrnno, bpo,
Sumpitibe bar en- 6nnGit ira 1905
5000 Sorif, 2 Sfsiter fit paa e
8sgn 5000, 8nnbene npr 9ano l.
200 % pan Smnngnrn op til roc
5iif. 2srbng bar Der 2anoliegp. Scr
ite 6iifeforisg innr pna InlnnaS
grltnOcn bar brngt LOO SorIf, OF
for Sommers bnr man iilfet fra 80
400 pnn @nrn, 300-t,350 poa 81
ner..
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-02-02
Johan Ghorien.
6n @ano iom bar eiort bet gpbt.

"Stabanger gnttsti0en6e" %ifrtber:
3oban Sea Sborien er fsot / Sto.
Danger ben 29oe Rart$ 1929. San
er Ssn al Sme0ereIter Iborien %
SuitriL loot Sea. San fofn Iom trtgt
NenHeife i gagerlGre, bleo Snen6 pg
forIo6 gDen 20 Nar gamuel og rel
itc til StoroeerL boor ban beitpreOe
ct Sanobanblert 8 aar. &aa oeltre
Si6 begnn6te ban - gonifc I oct
Smaa - at iaIte Silo. Senerc
fiebte ban cit Sfsite og brog poo
Rorolau6sHite, % efterbourSeu fit
ban Here 8aIeaier % Stcitcr. Smio.
Ierti6 bar han flpttet til SaliaeiunO,
bnor ban Iiot eftcr Iiot egeOe fin
6laaoe til II Sfibe, fom pIeteSe otte
Saoe.
@eo oi&ie @coriiter, Sitoecrport %
SfibSreoeri, ifabte han lin Gorumtc,
% 2pffen fuIgte hom beitdnoig. Sot
bar iaaIeoeS Hteo pad SSIauo I Sc qooc
Si6er, og ban baDoe uetup truffet
line Stibe tilbage ira S8tdr6, ga ST.
Ifet opbprte Der.
6 oe ieuere @ldr bar Sr. Sboricn
boet bao fit Gieu0om / &ifcbueS, me.
oen& bans &Ieie, og SgIterieu 4puiuI
Ra8muSien / SoltgciutO bar bcitpret
bans 6orretnin0er.
9f lin itore 6orniic far ban ioru
betien0t oiort cn opcrorhcrtIig flor
4noenoeIie. Gan CT Qtft meo eli Re0
ira Green; men sc bar ingeu @eru.
Iii @iengieIo bar ban bGret er barm'
biertet Ben life blot for itn SIegt,
men o8ioa for 9p % @ggo.
Meo en- AI~ncnoaHS, ser itddr iorr
ct Ipiet0e GrempcI til GfterfslgcIie,
bar han osrettet cit @Gtgoe 2cgater,
iom imi5lertio - hod6 ser err bcteg.
nenoe ior Manoen8 beife0nc % brort'
iric &drafter - life bprcr bans
@oou. 6or i%orIiite SiefoIt& Otter
Io0te i &anoeiuno "a Staare ct &c.
aat. ser M uogisr 10000 SIR, ei
2cgot paa ca. 10000 ar. for ems,
Iiae ugiite &pinopr / Sfaare, ct Sc.
aat pao $4,000 til @itebpeS. Gno,
pioere bar han ItiGnfet Sfaarc Ell
S]foIebggning iii 100000 Sir. %
@auaeiuno en- iuIot imSre6et arbeiSS.
ifolcbpguiug, Iigeiom ban agter al
Ogfsre en- Stolebpguing / @itebpgo
SEutteIig nGOuer ri hans iioIte Sc.
8at paa 100000 Str. til @aiienbuiet
StaOan8er.
Salt bar Sborien paa Senne @aaot
FiGufet bort oper en- baIo 3iaior
aroHer.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-02-02
SinSieinppe.

"a Sop 2iroier, en- $50. 2 Sitter
Selert, ~ 5piieife SutSr, 8cber,
Salt o. 212 Quart @ano. 2iuoieruc
paifes % Ir9ges Ratteu pper / foIot
&onO. Sut Rorgeueu imeiteS Sm6-
ret, irsre8 2inoierue, bnorira oft
SonO er iiIet, % oen / fine Sfiper
~ifaarHe 2eg iaut beu inIaatifaarnc
Seaert. Rgr bette oper Stoen 5 Wit.
inter, tiIiGt 21a Chart foIot Sauo,
% lao set fose, til 2inoierre er
MORE. Stppen presies eienuem ct
Gsrilda, baUeS tii6age / 8rpoer, 81
pes ct Spfog og tiIiGttes saIt % Se'
Der eiter Sntag. 9reS, opifdaret
SGrinaer % brunet | Itot Srrsr, fer
neres til Supper.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-02-02
Cab af RufommeIien.

Sra forifieaiae ggne paa sSsoroen
lDoer Der | oenne 3ib geretninaer ON
Sll19loe, boor en- Berion pluoielis
bar miitet Sufommelien. Saaleoes
tarot man nplig | en- aiiitraIif ltrifon
en- Wano. Der bapbe biemme | 9Grbe.
ben at San 6raneisco og life bapoe
1flitoite anelie ON, bporleoes ban bar
fommen til Ell bel anoen geroensSel.
at er Der | De iioite Tiger fro eng.
iallb oplDit TO andre m9rfelige @rem.
pier paa Sufommeliens Sorioinoen.
Ere Tiger fsr 8iuie ifior forIoonbt
paa ell iRrbeles bemmeIiebeSsiuIo
Wtaaoe en- at Smanieas melt anIcte
aisbmanb S. Slepelepu, % etbuert
6orieg paa at finoe bans SpbolosIteo
bar reinltatleit. Sans 5amilie og
Senner opgao bam iom ta6t. Ian
pu oa funne ~foritaa Ben SenIation,
oct pafte, ba Der for en- ltse iioen fom
ct Telegram til BEN forinunones Spo.
ger, unoertesnet Com" pg Iom inbe-
boiot Webbelelie ON, at 2lepeaepn
bar meset ing. On of S~uleoagene
tom Den iapneSe til6ase iii fin ga.
niiie. San. fortalte, at ban aloeIes
intet ~ertnbre6e on, hpor ban hob6e
pPret, og bpab ban babbe taget fig
til, Ga ban fit Snfommelien igien,
opbolot ban fig | Gbcopiibe peo Con.
BON % opbaeeoe til lin Soerraifelie,
at bans Sfieg bar blepet til Sub.
ifipg.
Seiao en- Sr. 9abio 80. Wurrap,
set iioen 2tbe Rooember bar pPret
foriuuuOeu fra SaImoutb, er / Sule.
ugen futOen isien / 2onbon. Oct
meooeltes til 5amilien, at ban bar
Jet iom SgHoftiffeiGlger og llbSeIer
at &efianeieoier, % 6oSeren reiite
itrdr til 2pubou % fdrbt oaiaa ben
~fabneoe. 9ente eictfietote BOG life
lin 6aoer % paaitob, ban beo Rortin,
men bou flttoe tngert Sptpsnineer
glue ONT tit 2tp; berintob CAB ban nsi.
a9tig 9eifeo ON, bbor Jan bupoe Dor.
ret iioen i'm Soriuinoen fra Bfpntoutb.
5aoeren tog bam ne0 til 8aimoutb,
iom ban paaitaar life at bdbe iet for,
o9 bperfen lin Suitru eller tit 9arn
fan ban enonu gientien6e. 2e9erne
baaber Sos peo onlbpggeIig &leie at
funne belbreoe BAN.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-02-02

raa MggebIomme. tilirttes Glsocn
os Gaoifen ~oroabepis, irsres Sennep,
geber, ben finbaffeoe Nerfiae os Solt
efter Smae. Mafaronien o. Gel.
ierien rsres | Snuecr, ierperes poa
gaie, % ppntes nleb be finbaffcoe
sesgebpioer og imaa apaiter Eerfille.
Spineleperpojtei.
st SpineIeper, / 9uno GpineHef,
en- Gbeife @eaif, en- 9beife bpio sse-
Der, "a Sbeife repet Muffat, u
Sbeife itsbt 2aurbarblao, 8 Styf.
fer tprret % itsSt S~peoebrso (6et
maa fsrit torres / 9ageronnen, til set
or lpiebrnnt), 3 intaa repne 2sg, 10
Iniios, 4 Ng, 6 Spiiefeer MeIf, 2
Sbcifeer Salt. Zen paifebe 9eoer
flaaes, baffeS % sniSes isiennem ct
life ior flint 8srilag. SoineTefet
JoffeS tint, iiben t0-15 Winuter
lailitlel1 me0 Seperer: ireres bet tint.
itsote grsb % arpoberierne, iamt
Den renieoe, repne 2sg, Sc reniebe tint
rogneone Iniios, Snltet, Be piipeSe
sgg cg Melfen. Spis 3eisen er for
INF 80 ben ifuIbe bore iom en- tnnb
8reo, fan man babe / IiSt mer
0self eller Iibt aisSfrnft. Geiaen
babes | en- aflang 5orm, Der er flpbt
meo Sleifeifiper. Gen Iteses / 90
geropnen | ganobao en- Sime. Man
letter altiaa 6ormen op / en- iterre
Banoe fogenbe 8mo unber Stegnins
gen. Sfnioe Der bore for Iterf ODER.
parme, fan man l9gse ct Stpffe bpiSt
Bapir, jmurt meo folbt Smsr oper,
eller ct Stpffe Earaffin.E apir. go.
lteien ipiies folb.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-02-02

Den i~ifreitc og, fom III trcr, Den
rette WaaOe er at fjsre 8isofien no
paa @rRspolo, Der britges erten til
Sa0n eller GIaot.
Get Fan ipnes iorn ON en- altfor
lang Sio gdar ben, inben mani better
noaen @pite, ftanr Senne Flan ifal
fsiaes, men Sberbeielie og Grfaring
bar lRrt, at | Qrnsoen er oct flogeit
at fsiae benne Der paapegenoe Gin
~DiSning.
eH bel at6en Sng er oct, bpor
@ieolen er opbepdret utoer goot Sas,
inotil bens belle StohoIo er tilitrpf.
feligt raaonet iotn oct ber bore
aompoIt; tbi ba tan Sen let iprebes
poa SperfIaoen eaer plsies unoer
aSen Sare.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-02-02
ai6ialat.

On 9cSicrttanerfen nieb iinIfnnret
folot &ioo, 3 Yoteter, 2 bnnrofpgte
seggebIommGr, 2 rnn sggaebIommer,
y Sbeifc Salt, - Sbeife Sennep, Il
SbeIfe Geber, 2 Spiieifeer Gle, 1
Sbelfe go0if. Ell Spiieife GeriiIe, Ell
GeiertIfc Sapers. aipoet % De fin.
lfuarne 8otcter bIanoes, irsres Snu.
cen iom Iopes paa isIgenoe Naaoe:
Se baor0fo9te sGggeblommer uSani.
beS sauife int % ireres liot eitcr
liot De rna 9GggebIcmnter, tiIIptteS
Salt, Semep. Yeber, ben iiubnfte6e
GeriiDe, &apers iamt Die % GSoif
o~raabeuiS. 2rgges poo Bale % ppn'
res meo Ben iinbaffeoe s@ggeboioe og
fubaffeOc 8sSbeoer 90 agurf.
@afaroHi on Seleri Salat.
On ScucriroS (clcr 5 Stilfer Sci.
leri), u Sumo Iafaroni, ? haarb.
foate eGggeblommer, en- raa s@gee'
bIomnte, 6 SpiieIfeer 6Isbe, II 5be'
tie Seuuep, II Sbeife Eeber, Il Spi'
ieite GbSif. en- Spiieife Eeriiae, Salt
eiter Smag, Gen fogte, pent op.
ifaarne SeQeri % oen fnste, i'm
taorue @Sofaroni bIanoeS ianmen.
9e banrSfoste sgssebIommcr sniseS
gonite fine, irsres liSt eiter Iiet Den
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-02-02
9tTst 90 Hfskkenst
Sst,assst 4 n srai,iR sas1ssa
2arriinppe.

~ Spiieife Smsr, t1a Spiieif'
DEL, " Ebeffe aarri, 11a Guar
aisbfraft eIler 5ifefraft, 2 segge
BONNER, 1 Spiieife 5Isoe. Smsre'
imeItes, irsres Melet os aarrien
ipGbes IiSt efter Iibt meb 9raiten
gipes ct Spfog Og imnafoser ! tC
Winuter. 5 bet iamme Siippen ifaI
i~erperes, biipes sgggebIommerne mel
5Isben /.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-02-02
0nioinppe.

Gre Spiieifeer Smsr, en- 2ss, ~
Spiieife Mel, 2 Quarts aisofrait, 2
gGgseblommer, en- &niosob &aienne
en- aninsob Geber, en- Sfipe Seleri
en- Sfioe 9datrabL 1a @uleroo, er
SeriileroO Il Mangel berai fan mo-
benptte Ell Rarinip", ifient set ift(
er fnlbt iaa goot), 2 Spiieifeer Sber'
rp. Salpbeien al Smsret balpbrunes
meo 2sget, Reber % 8aienne, til
iGttes iaa Oe renieoe &eboer og en-
2iter Sisofraft. Sette foyer til 300
berne er mgre, bborpaa Supper tiles
8rpben gisres rem, og &eiten al Sing.
ret imeltes / iarnme, irsres Welet. :
Ell moen 8rpbe pipes sgggeblom'
merne % Den anoen Quart 8raft, al
taaes, ioet BET ifal foge, ipiipes Del
imclteoe Smgr og Mel; bette pipes
ieien | Sen itleoe Suppe, iom MAJ
bolbes poo ~aogepunftet. Soa bon
man Siten /, % ierperer Suppen mel
Iutaa ajeoboQer /. ,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-02-02
8fabitpne Snppc.

~ Spiieffe Smsr, ~ Spiieift
Mel, 2 Guarts aip0fraft, 2 @,tlerso'
Der, en- Then 2se, 2 Geberforn, u
2aurberblab, en- bel Relif, 2 Gel
FERTILIZER, ct Yar Spiieifeer Maoeira'
Bin (benne fan uOelaoeS) % en- 3nius.
90 aaiennepe6er. Smsret brunes
Iangiomt mel MeIet % ben enc al 8il
lersooerue, 2egen, Beberfornene oe
2aurb9rblabet, araften ipebes / Ito
efter libt, gines ct Spfog os imaafo
ger ct aparter. Suppen files, gipeS
igien ct Spfog, tilipttes ben amber
@lIerob og Seaerien, iom imiblertti
er opifaaret / iman S9rninser og Der
paa er fost MORE, ireres Sinen o.
aoiennepeberen og iaItes efter Sma9
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-02-02
SrGuer Seres oaaSe 2nub,

Get er biaiSers cub at ijsbs npt 9nnb,
% bet bIir beore 2ano. Si 9jpr ben
beaite Seel | &sroeu. gn 500 ON Zeal.
orRnertng piI bIt ieupt Gem irit paa
AHmooHtas. S9iOa 8riier piu,
The daily sentinel., 1906-07-11
THE Two GREAT LEADERS.

There seems to be no well found
ed reasons for the pessimistic view
some of the leaders of the lesser
political organizations take of the
outlook for the country. With such
men as Bryan and Roosevelt at the
head of their respective organiza-
tions. each enthusiastically support
ed by the great rank and file of his
party. and the two representing nine
tenths OF the people of the country,
and each as incorruptible, so far as
the influence of the dollar-the evil
god of the age--is concerned as were
Washington, Jackson or Lincoln, the
star of hope and expectancy should
shine as brightly from as blue a
sky as ever canopied the country.
Bryan. without official prestige, n
private citizen, has been for almost
a decade pressing his ideals before
the people and aside from differences,
honest ones in the main; on econom-
les. his standard of statesmanship,
his code of political ethics, meets the
approval of most Americans and his
patriotism as intense and unselfish as
The daily sentinel., 1906-07-11

Tents, wagon covers, wide heavy
canvas at Fred Mantey's.
The luxury of life is good cigar
and you make no mistake in trying
the Ell Socorro.
Carlisle Gatewood, the sale of
whose residence was announced last
Saturday by the Sentinel, will leave
in a few days with his wife for tour
of the northwest. They will also Wis
it California.
Get the habit of trading with Ac-
herman & Corcoran. First class gro
Gerry and meat market. Fruit, vege-
tables, fresh and quality unsurpass-
ed. All orders given careful atten-
tion and promptly delivered. They
strive to please their patrons every
daybf the week.
Miss Ella Torrance will leave this
evening for a visit with relatives in
Illinois and before returning home
she will also visit relatives and
friends in Kansas and Missouri. Miss
Torrance will be out of the city a
number of weeks and is anticipat-
ing a very pleasant visit.
The daily sentinel., 1906-07-11
IN A FEW YEARS, WHAT THEN?

That the problem of securing help
to harvest our immense fruit crops
is going to be up to our ranehmen In
a very few years is conceded by all
saws the Palisade Tribune. 1t is
not easy to get help even now, and at
high wages. A ride from the juno
tion up here on the train or along the
wagon road will convince you that
this country is practically in raw
state. The number OF acres OF young
orchards far exceeds the acreage of
bearing ones. while from the juno
tion to within a few miles of Palisade
the acreage of raw land probably ex-
ceeds the entire acreage set to trees.
Considering the almost unbeliey-
able returns from orchards, isn't 1t
absolutely certain that this whole val
lev will be set solid to fruit trees
inside of ten years? Granted. Well
then, where is the help to come from
to harvest such a crop as this i'm
mense acreage will bear?
Some are of the opinion that Japs
or other foreigners will be imported
for the purpose. A much better
plan is in the mind of one of our
prominent citizens, Mr.. George Clark,
and in brief it is this: In the vicin-
| ity of the three towns, Grand juno
tion, Clifton and Palisade encourage
the man of small means to buy a
small tract of land. Make the lots
in the suburbs, say of an acre of an
acre and a half in extent.
In this country of phenominal re-
turns where over $500 has been
known to be cleared from an acre on
one crop, one or two acres will almost
/ support a family in comfort.
| Now, a family on such tract
would be almost independent, and
would have abundance of time to
help the larger orchardists to harvest
| their crop. Besides the evils of a
floating population would be done
away with.
The daily sentinel., 1906-07-11

Ackerman & Corcoran, up to date
grocers.
Fly nets, umbrellas, lap busters at
Fred Mantey's.
How about Fred Mantey's Buggies
and Harness?
You forget trouble while smoking
the ElSocorro cigar.
Judge Sweeney leaves this evening
for his visit 20 Denver.
1t still leads does Progress bread.
Progress pies and cakes also continue
to grow in popularity.
H. Guy Bedwell, the horseman, has
returned home from Denver where he
has been with his hprses on the
Overland track.
An order has Just been issued by
Postmaster-general Cortelyou to go
into effect August /, under which
patrons of rural mail routes will be
permitted to construct their own
boxes provided that in doing so they
conform to the requirements of the
department as to the size, durabil-
ity, safety and protection from the in
clemency of the weather.
A report has it that the biggest
strike ever made in Ouray and one
that is setting the people up that way
almost wild with excitement came to
light Tuesday when it was announc-
ed that Ed Duzenberry and others
had struck 169 ounce gold samples,
| inches to two feet high in a vein
80 feet wide in Poughkeepsie gulch
mp on the Bear creek road. There
has been a stampede to the diggings
and scores of claims are already be-
ing staked
The daily sentinel., 1906-07-11

that of Patrick Henry; his character
as spotless and motives as pure as
Gladstone's. His religion, seen in
every act and read of all men, that
of the Lowly NaZarine, who taught
the Fatherhood of God and the
brotherhood of man, and who empha-
sized his teaching by the pouring out
of his own blood
Roosevelt, as president, standing
where the shot and shell of the money
devil were thickest, in an effort to
shape or stay legislation, involving
the very life of interests that aided in
making him president, goes through
the ordeal without even the smell of
corruption upon his garments, rises
above his party leaders in some in
stances and makes possible legisla-
tion in the interests Of the masses.
Erratic perchance. in some things, yet
showing the patriot in many. where
the small selfish man would have
turned partisan.
With such men as these two the
heroes of the nation, embodying in
their private as well as public lives,
the ideals of the people, there seems
no possibility of the desolation and
degeneration of the pessimistic fell
low who is without confidence in his
fellowman.
With such as these as leaders and
L strong public sentiment standing
for what the lives of these two mean
God will still reign in this country.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-11-24
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