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The daily sentinel., 1906-06-15
GALA DAY AT INDIAN SCHOOL.
Hundreds of Grand Junction People
Witness Glass Day Exercises.

Hundreds of Grand Junction People
Witness Glass Day Exercises.
Hundreds of Grand Junction peo-
pie We're delightfully."- entertained yes
| terday afternoon and evening at the
class day exercises of the Indian
school in the afternoon and evening.
The program of athletic sports and
eontsets which took place after din
ner was watched by a large throng
of eager spectators lending much en-
thusiasm to the event.
The contests were all over by three
O'Clock and then came the ball game
between the Indians and the Rural
Rubes which resulted in a tie. nine
runs being scored by each side.
After the game came the competitive
drill which company c won and the
company Will be entertained by the
faculty at social In their honor to-
morrow night
The little boys who served ice cream
and cake on the lawn DUNG the
afternoon cleared about s25, which
will go to the furnishing of the sit
ting room of their building
The following are the results of
the contests showing the prizes and
winners:
Potato race. company b. first prize
necktie. Charles Gallegros; second
prize, handkerchief. Justo Cordovia.
Sack race. company b first prize
won by Steven MoisAn. second prize
pair of socks, Ben Clah.
Novelty race, Company C, first
prize fancy muller. Geo. ROGUE; sec
ond prize, merchandise, Jas. Watson,
third prize, canned goods. Maria Nor
ris.
Broad jump. first prize won by
Paul C. Suma; second prize, $1.O0
worth of photographs by Paul Cad
man.
High jump. silk bosomed shirt.
won by CLAICHE Yozza; second prize
2lb. box assorted nuts, Pat Gonzales,
Two-twenty yard dash. company A
first prize. all wool gray jersey. won
by Billy Shaggai: second prize 4lbs
mixed candy, Paul Suma: third prize
80 cents in cash, Jack Edway,
Two-twenty yard dash, dompany
B. fielders glove won by Paul Cad
man; second prize. fancy belt. Ed.
ward Martin; third prize tennis shoes
Steven Morgan.
One hundred yard dash, company
C first prize won by Leo ROGUE. sec
ond prize set of hair brushes. Leopold
Lopez lHlIu pllEt bOlu hiltu Noilhi
button, George Miller.
One hundred yard dash. company
| d. first prize, ball glove won by Paul
| tia Pichaco, second prize pocket book
won by Mariana Otero; third prize,
candy, won by Alcario Archibeck.
Pole vault, first prize, pair OF
shoes. won by Ramon Simon; second
prize. 81 in cash. Miguel Blackwater
At the commencement exercises In
the evening the hall was crowded to
| its utmost capacity and the program
was carried out as published yester-
day in the Sentinel.
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BRYAN SAILS FOR SWEDEN.

Special to The Sentinel.
st. Petersburg, June 15.-Wm. J..
Bryan sailed this afternoon for
Stockholm. He devoted the last day
of his stay in this city to call on Pre-
mier Goremllin, with whom he had
an hours talk and another visit to
the lower house of parliament where
he remained throughout the morning
session.
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Special d. & II. C. Rates.

Strawberry Day at Glenwood June
16 for only $3.50 per round trip.
Tickets on sale for all trains June
Is and for special train leaving Union
depot at am. also for train leaving
here at GAG June 10. All tickets
good returning on the d. & r. G. "a,
up to and including Monday June
IS.
our Glenwood depot is in the heart
of the city which saves our patrons
long and tiresome walks.
S. G. HUM, City Agent.
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PROGRAM OF RECEPTION.
The Following Informal Program
VIII be Carried out in Receiv-
ing the Members of the
Immigration Bureau

The train bearing the immigration
agents and their ladies' to this city,
viii arrive here, between 11:45 and
1900 noon. They will be met by a
delegation from the 0hamber OF
Commerce. representing the city, at
DeBeque. 80, L.
ON their arrival here they will be
taken in carriages for a drive through
the orchard section of First Frui'
Ridge, down by the Ramey pear or
chard. down to the Indian school, &c
me sugar factory and. smelter and
to a point on the Grand river immed
iatelv across the Grand river bridge
where n magnificent view of the val
lev will be given them.
Following the drive they VIII lunch
as the guests Of the Chamber OF Com
merce at the Grand hotel. An in
formal reception will be held there
after. iii, hs
More final arrangements VIII Dc
made at the directors meeting TO
night at the same time the delesa
ton will be selected
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The case OF the State VS.. Martin
Kinney and his son, which was 10 70
have been given a hearing in Judge
Sweney's court this morning was
nostponed ten days at the reques. dues.
~ tbe prosecuting attorney to allow
the attorney for he Stock association
ime to get here. - ,-,,,
There were four charges OF Yas-
,,rv and one on the charge OF be
to- drunk and disorderly in poIlce,
ro1irt this morning. The drunk anu an
disorderiy prisoner was dismissed
an suspended sentence and the sen
,a,ca Of two of the tramps was sus,
nended on condition THAI they leaHe
town Immediately One OF the traihpS
IN Wessrs. ,, Millett. McCallum' Cllitoh
- smiley the four young men stud.
- ~ ~ Morningside College in SIOUX
CitS i Who have been in correspon,ul-
ence woth Secretary Aupperle OF the
Chamber of Commerce with the VIEW
Of securing positions on ranehes III
~ ~ vsiIey arrived in town this morn
ing and will leave tomorroW ~, ork III
Pa1isade i5i5 district where they worh
among the peaches during the sum, sum
,naT ,i Vacation. The boys say tneIt
nc ne lots of others at home VINO wan
10 10 come out If they can fnd tnem po
sitions.
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MAY ASK MIR. SHAW TO RESIGN.
Special to The Sentinel.

Special to The Sentinel.
Washington, June 15.-There is
much gossip here touching the atti-
tude of President Roosevelt for Sec.
retary Shaw and it is plainly hint
ed that Shaw may be forced from
the cabinet as a result of an impress
sion he created in connection with
the University of Iowa squabble so
intimated that President Roosevelt
had requested that he address the
students of the Western College.
The president refuses TO be
brought into any embroglio. lie
is said to be highly indignant at the
impression created by Shaw
The daily sentinel., 1906-06-15
STEVE ADAMS CONFESSION.
necial to The Sentinel.

Special to The Sentinel.
ouray. June 15.-It is said on re
liable authority that a member OF lhe
ouray Miners union, has in ms pos
session copy of the Steve ADAMS
confession against Mover, HAYWOOD
and others. 1t is said that It WV wa,
secured through a woman and una,
a copy of II is now in the hands ol
the federation attorneys.
The daily sentinel., 1906-06-15
CATTLE MEN INDICTED.

Special to The Sentinel.
Omaha, June 15.-The federal
grand jury today found indictments
against thirteen prominent Nebras-
ka cattlemen, who were charged with
attempts to defraud the government
and also Standardization or ierinry.
The daily sentinel., 1906-06-15
NO MORE WOMEN.
Special to The Sentinel.

Special to The Sentinel.
Chicago, H., June 15.-The Bar.
ber Asphalt company have issued an
order that hereafter no women shall
be employed in their offices in any
manner whatever, reason assign.
ed is that they do not make good.
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CIRCUS G1ANTEss MARRIEs.
Special to The Sentinel

Special to The Sentinel.
Lackporte, June 15.-The tallest
woman in the world today became
the bride of the wealthiest citizen
OF this city. She was Miss Mar,
Powers, better known in the circus
profession as Leah May. The bride
groom was Morris Stapleton.
Mrs. Stapleton is nine feet seven
inches tall.
The daily sentinel., 1906-06-15
LOCK SCHEME FOR
THE PANAMA CANAL
House Repudiates Sea Level Canal and Passes
Szo,ooo,OOO Appropriation to Continue the
Work St. Johns Case Not Likely to Be
Heard in October Geo. Gould's Son
Worlds Golf Champion.
LOCK SCHEME FOR CANAL.

Special to The Sentinel.
Washington, June 15.-The house
this afternoon adopted the lock
scheme of construction for the Pana-
ma canal. The vote thereon was
1876 to SO. The sundry civil approp.
Ration bill carried with it an an.
preparation of $25,0OO,OO to carry
forward the work.
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Notice.

The Grand Valley Coach Breeding
association, through the Mesa
county Fair meetings to be held
this coming September, offers 5000
cash for first prize and $1,000 cash
for second prize for the best colts
slred by Amiral and born In 1906,
All colts to be halter broke;
These prizes to be awarded by the
Judges of the Mesa County Fair as
sociation. - ~
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J. GOULD GOLF CHAMPION.

Special to The Sentinel.
London, June 15.-At Princes
club this afternoon Jay Gould, son of
George Gould. won the worlds cham
pionship at golf. from Cecil Saire
whom he defeated by a score of three
The daily sentinel., 1906-06-15
WILL ASK CONTINUANCE.

Special to The Sentinel. 5 .bot
Ouray, June 15.-It is SAID lntl ~,
o@reesman Hogg. who is the az
torney of the Mine owners assoCla- 3,,,,,,, :
lion M in the prosecution Of Vincent, l..l.,
G St Iohn, the well known miners
iaader 9s will make application for a
continuance of the trial wien coGIl oc
conyenes in Grand Junction in oc-
tober
The daily sentinel., 1906-06-15
CITY Grand Tomorrow They %%
TO OUR GUESTS
GREETING

=. To the members of the Immi-
+ grafton bureau of the Missouri
: Pacific system, who will be the
+ guests of the city tomorrow. a
: most cordial greeting is extend
: ed from the people of Mesa
+county and Grand Junction in
+ particular.
= Ii rs TO be regretted that our
Fpeaches, pears and apples, the
+ most luscious grown In this
: country, are not ripe with which
+ the party could regale them
+ selves. But il is hoped TO make
: up in cordiality OF reception to
+ this distinguished party.
= \ fairer country was never
+ reclaimed than the Grand val
+ ley Here there is the mini
: mum of labor for the largest
= returns. a family can be ac-
+ commodated on each five acres
+ of land, producing therctrom not
r only living, but u competence
+ for that family In few years.
+ IL is the earnest wish of tho
+ whole people that the impress :.
+ sion created upon our guests
+ will be a lasting one, which will
: benefit both our guests as well
+ as ourselves.
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STRAWBERRY DAY.
+ Big Contingent will go From 1
+ Here-A Fine Program. /

+ Theren he big contingent :
+ of Grand Junction people go to :
+ GlenwoOd Springs tomorrow.
+ The number should be made as :
+ large as possible. Strawberry :
1. Day is an established fctc day :
+ i'm Western Colorado and the
+ people of Grand Junction should
+ aid as largely as possible in its
/. celebration.
+ GlenwOOd looks to the people
+ here to send big delegation.
1. IL would not be real Strawber-
+ ry Day without the larger pro
+ portion of the people were
1. from this city. Lay aside your
+ cares of business for one day
4. and make Strawberry Day, so
/. far ms our assistance goes, an
+ eventfm day in the years calen-
1. dar.
1.
4. L. 4 L L 4. Z. 4. Z. ,
The daily sentinel., 1906-06-15
WAR ON INSURANCE COMPANY.
California Threatens to Drive From
Stat All Who Will not Settle.

San Francisco, June 14.-The ofiic-
ials of California are agreed, 1t is
said that the insurance companies
which refuse to pay their losses in
full will not only be driven from the
state, but ruined before the world II
the widest publication of their meth
ods can accomplish that end. In
surance Commissioner Wolf Is back
ed by Attorney General Webb.
The attorney general expresses
himself forceful today regarding
the proposition made by sixty COM
panies at the meeting in Oakland on
Tuesday to pay only seventy-five per
cent of the adjusted losses.
Under the law of California
he said "the state insurance commits
sion can summarily revoke the IL
cense OF any company for the state
when there is cause. Certainly the
payment of only seventyfive per cent
of the losses would be cause enough.
And would not only be proof of un-
sundness and unfiitness to do business
but It would be the plalnest evidence
of dishonesty 1t would be cause for
the commissioner to revoke the state
license of any company standing Tor
such proposition and | know that
Mr.. Wolf will take such action tow
ara any company thdL 'thheiH 9"N"
an agreement.
"This is the limit of his power of
punishment under the California law,
but he go much farther. The insur-
ance commissioners of all states
stand together Through them Mr..
Wolf can advertise to all the world
the dishonesty of the companies that
refuse to meet their obligations.
am certain that he will use that pow
er against those that give him cause. y"
Thirty-two insurance companies
met in Oakland today and organized
to be Independent of the fire under
writer's bureau.
These companies are the ones that
decided to pay dollar for dollar.
None of the companies that voted
for a horizontal cut of twenty five
per cent was admitted to the meet
ing and the result is virtually dis
ruption of the underwriters bureau.
The daily sentinel., 1906-06-15

Carson City, New, June 14.-State
Insurance Commissioner Davis has
notified the National Fire Insurance
company of Hartford to pay one
hundred cents on the dollar of Its
San Francisco losses or cease doing
business in the state of Nevada. This
action was taken when IL was report.
ed to him that the company had
agreed to fix seventy-five cents only.
He holds that such a reduction is an
act of insolvency
The daily sentinel., 1906-06-15

.l,y advertising are made with The SEN
8, ,sycrtisine patrons. Our big advertisers
lsa nd barsain for more Than one chnnse,
e. t,.. L shovs that they know the value Of space
s., = .,uect big returns thereirom.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1906-12-20

why do women talk less today than
any other day in the Year, Because
it 10 the shortest day, not that they
are tongue tied, or tired.
Henry Bryant, Of Sedalia, and vir-
gil Bryant. Of Jefferson City, and Mrs.
Cook, Of Fortuna, brothers and sissrr
Of Mrs. Geo. Morrow, were here this
week, called by the death oS thcis
neice, Mrs. p. J. ForcauR-
"Two Merry Tranpps'' vii! be the
big laughing event M the season.
Since last presented here here, Wood
Il Ward had tie play entirely rewrit-
Ten and revised up-to.date.
IEauss Opera House. Dec. Dist.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1906-12-20

arm now located In Room No. 6 Ma
son n Hardy bldg, where ! ana ready to
make your Abstract, w,ite your InsuS-
ance, 10 your Notary Public work etc,
Phone 267.
Evangelist Miller (Advenths) i,
preaching every night this week at
the Richie sch,h house. tie vii,
speak there next Sunday at II .. IN.
~ well al at night.
1.-Two Merry Trarpps'' as present.
ell by Wood e. WMd's company is,
no, one OF the ordinary meIodrarnatic
tramp shows. Fhe nature Of this al.
TRACTION is staitly q musical comcd. i.
KTtuss OpeEa liou"e Friday, uss +.
2lsl.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1906-12-20

Clothing-Mens' Dress Shoes, I'm
der Wear, Suit Cases. FAMOUS.
Itch cured In 30 minutes BY wooiford's
Sanitary Lotion. Never fails. Sold by
Muntzei Drug Co.
Phone 267. Room 6 Mason & Hsrdy
Bldg. chas. W. Kavanugh, Notary.
Real Estate. Insurance and Loans.
The Latest New Idea Toe
Patterns now on sale at Carl
W. Biersach's. on the corner.
White flannel suits are the latest
fad out. White flannel suits may be
all right for winter, il worn at night.
Jewell Williams is moving from the
Rev. Sims property to the Fairly
property near the public square.
Jewell wants to get nearer his work
and dinner.
For Xmas Novelties go to
M. JoAcH1M1's
F. G. Dresie, manager Of the YER
sailles Telephone System, is prepar-
ing a new telephone directory for the
benefit Of his patrons. The system
now has about three hundred phones
and a corrected directory up to date
is quite essential. -
The Methodist Sunday School will
have their Christmas services mex,
Monday evening at 7 40. There will
be appropriate songs, recitations and
the usual Christmas treat. But they
are planning to give, as we'll as re-
ceive. A contribution in money for
helping to erect a college building in
Korea, and a donation Of provisions
for a worthy family in this city.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1906-12-20
Xmas dolls from SC. to 81,
and half price at that, at
M. JoAcHIM1's.

M. JoAcHIM1's.
For your pictorial cards and post.
ers for the Holidays come to the RE.
PUBLICAN Office. Our supply is not
large, 80 you better not wait too long.
Chas. b. Howard has sold his resi-.
dence in the north part Of the city to
M. Mcdonald. 1t is now expected
that Mr.. Howard will pull up stakes
and move to some more congenial
state, it he can find il.
Mr.. John Bybee went over to Yer.
sailles Monday to be present at the
session Of the circuit court in that city
this week.. Mr.. Bybee now holds
rhe position Of court s%tenographer
and is we'll qualified for the position.
California Dispatch.
Let US print your letter heads, note
heads, statements, envelopes, cards,
circulars, sale bills, briefs, ETC., and
then you will be sure Of having the
best. You know it pays to use only
the best stationery, we furnish t.,
now it is up to you. Our work is
firstclass and prices reasonable.
A business that does not have n
expenses does not amount to much.
You do not have to take a pencil and
figure, it is plain, you can make a
better selection from a large stock of
goods, than from a small one. So
come in and see our fine line of corn
fed beef, pork, mutton, and veal in
season. Sausage of all kinds, salt
smoked meats, home rendered lard,
staple and fancy groceries Of all kinds.
We also pay the highest market price
for hides, furs, and produce of all
kinds. G. H. PRICE, the Butcher
oLu oIOSSIs
The Versailles & Sedalia Ry. is
now in full swing since they got their
locomotive in running order, but like
all trunk lines at present it is overrun
with business, having more orders
than it can fill, and will probably
have to order more cars and engines,
and also coal wagons. 1t looks like
business all right to see their engine
and train playing crackwhip around
the curves, for that means trains of
coal coming in, but when a fellow
can't get an ounce of it, owing to the
demand being greater than the sup
ply, it don't wavm the house to any
great extent, out it is to be hoped
that the big rush will soon be over
and all their patrons will be fully sup.
piled with their splendid coal for the
balance Of the winter.
A wagon load Of dolls, from
SC. to 81, and half price at
that, at JoAcHIMI's.
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Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1906-12-20
Election OF Officers.

Morgan Rebekah Lodge, I. o. O.
f., No. 800, at meeting Wednesday
night, Dec. 18th, elected the follow
ing officers for the ensuing year: Mrs.
Blackwell, N. g.; Eva Wassung. v.
G.; Annie l.. Sims, Sccy. Mrs. John
l.. Marriott, Treas.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1906-12-20

Ladies' Coats, black, just
half price at 81, IS and Sc, at
NJ. JoAcHIM1's.

Miss Edith and Kate Hamlin,
daughters of Mr.. and Mrs. Orrin
Hamlin, arrived here last Friday
morning from Denver, Col, where
they had been located for som.e
months past. They will remain at
home. Miss Kate has accepted a po-
sition in the Offices of the Versailles &
Sedalia Railway Co., as official stem
~ographer, and has already taken up
her duties.
Quite a siege of moving was indulg-
ed in by a number of our residents
during the past week. DIR. II. N.
Lutman moved from North Fisher
street to North Monroe, II. G. Nc
Clelland moving into the property va
Gated by DR.. Lutman. Yc Editor,
who was compelled to give up the
Beckman property OF North Camp
bell street to the new owner, p. F,
Dresie, moved to the residence in
Westlawn vacated by Mr.. McClelland.
When Wood & Ward presented
their successful stage creation Of
1.-TWO Merry Tramps," they sought
to combine all the good points ii
musical and farcial comedy, light and
comic opera burlesque and extrava-
ganzas into the M production. They
succeeded so well that "Two Merry
Tramps'' was heralded as one Of the
musical farce comedies of the season.
The comedy is pure and original, the
songs catchy and the dances surpris-
ingly different. The merry musical
melange comes to the Opera House
Dec. 21st.
We understand the new clay plant
move is still moving and We will soon
hear something definite. When we
get another large clay plant in here,
with the other things that are coming,
we are going to be pretty hard to
hold. Ed Petty, our thoroughbred
hog man, has just shipped ten hogs
to James Forman at Tonopah, Neva-
da. They will be on the road five
days and we understand the express
charges amount to near three hum
dred dollars. When the outsider
wants anything from high grade mu-
sic to thoroughbred hogs, and all in
termcdiate I'm ins,'' he sends to
Versailles. whether he lives ten miles
away or two thousand. We. arc. sure
enough a great people.
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Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1906-12-20
Election OF Officers.

Versailles Lodge, No. 1872, X. OF
p, at their meeting Thursday night,
Dec. 9th, elected the following Of
ficers for the ensuing term: G. NJ.
Hargett. c. c.; W. A. Dromgold,
v. c.; W. b. Todd, p; |. N. Shan
nep, x. R. e. s.; U. G. Winget, NJ.
f.. ]. p. Hunter, NJ. F.. S. b. Nc.
Nair, NJ. A.; II. Inscho, NJ. W. F;
Jas. ". Roe, I. o.; J. D.. Bolton, o.
c.; T.. A.. Crcwson and ". A. Clod.
%telter, +. F.; W. II. Doyle, c. v. N.
Hudson and n. Inscho, w. & o. +.
Overcoats, Ladies' Goats,
Blankets, Shoes. Ch;ldren's
Coats, Underwear, Woolens,
Outings, Shirts, Suits for
Men, Boys and Children, all
going at lowest prices.
c. w. BlERsAcK,
On the Corner,