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The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1907-09-12
PUTTING In the Sting.

CIara-I understand that Mr.. Feath-
eriey paid me very pretty compli-
ment today? Ethel-Yes What was
ftF Clara-He said that among the
most beautiful young ladies at the par
" was Miss Clara Smith. Ethel with
q cough)-Yes l noticed you amsng
them.-London Mall.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1907-09-12
Plain Livinu.

How totally different is the effect Of
plain, rational and nutritious diet up
on the man who eats to live. His ap-
petite requires no pampering. and yet
he enjoys his food, and at the same
time-what gormand Is deprived Of
he is thoroughly alive to all the pleas
ures of life and able for its duties.-
DR.. Robert Bell in Health Record.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1907-09-12

Sydney Smith had been Ill, and a
friend having called to see him in
quired what sort of night he had pass
ed. ooh, horrid, horrid, my dear fel-
low! l dreamt l was chained to u
rock and being talked to death by Har
Siet Martineau and Macaulay."
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1907-09-12

Most people have red letter days
once in a while" observed the pretty
girl sweetheart, as she put the Pc
rused missive back in its envelope
sbut every day Is a read letter day fOg
ma"-EorristOwn Times
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1907-09-12
A.traetinu Attention.

when ordering champagne some
people are not satisfied with the pop Of
the cork"
'sNoT'
mo; they think the waiter ought to
also Ere a pistol Washington Her
ala.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1907-09-12

CITY IN BRIEF.


nmbing, see Dezell.
NJ. Shaffer, of Hayden
Occur d'AIene visitor to-
may be found at the Nor
q a hobbyl What is yoursH
iitchelI, of Spokane Bridge,
On, Is in the city today.
choice apple butter at Hal
Dry.
Dorothy Strong, of st. Paul,
is in the city, the guest
hsin, Mrs. G. W. Norquist.
remain for some time.
hool books and stationer-
sold at the Lakeside Phar-
Reilly was thrown from a
terday and injured about
nd chest, but is on the street
a hobby What is yours?
y evening the Ladies' Aid
Welsh Lutheran church,
social for the benefit of
at the home of Mrs. M.
corner of Seventh and
BETS. All will be made
lanterns in the most fan
antal designs at the Occur
Aien Tea company.
10 good bread use Ceretana
hard heat -four. Z. B. Keller &
|hmnanr
lThe Press is under obligations to
Oh fiend, Patrick Joy, now
|7 Pacific agent at Lewiston,
two 0oxes of fine peaches grown
bard. For size and flavor
superior to any we have
peach will weigh three
a pound and "a of them
an ordinary sized peach
Drder to get two rows into
came necessary to build on
@1 tory.
by entertainers, Thursday
snin the Baptist church, bene-
ist church building fund
lining educational. Help
cau along by attending and
ID bein to make Coenr d'Alene
re bea1aful by adding one more
n0ture hat will be a credit to our
hare a hobbyl Have your
+ Kate Shipley who died Tues
the Fort grounds after ling
ness, was buried today at the
Catholic cemetery, Rev.
j. Purcell officiating.
lowed the remains to their
b place.
strong work team for sale.
Chainey company.
county teachers examina-
De held at Rathdrum Fri
yer 3, and 4. beginning at
a. m. This examination
Il by State Superintendent
b and will be under the
of r. C. Egbers, county
dent.
choice apple butter at Hal
y.
II. MoKillips is very ill,
rom an attack of acute in
umber company phone 575
& nmber of all kinds. Bed
-
'AFe g. hobbyl Have your
Il MaAe your mind that you want
Hny title more for clothes this
I'll a that you must have Hart
haAne ! Marx make. Then come
SInq IL show you how the all
o. q ~ of these garments, the
- taal pg, the at and style, make
IN q heapest clOthes.sor you to
|r>Ig more you pay for Hart
& Marx clothes the more
E. Biorklund, the Sher.
L clothieF.
strong work team for sale
The daily sentinel., 1907-10-12
ENGLAND CLOSE
TO FAIR JAPAN
tspccial to The scntinei.S

London, Oct. 12.-That England
has closer alliance with Japan than
with any other nation is evidenced
by the fact that only japanese naval
attaches have been invited TO wit
ness the autumn maneuyers, which
this Year will be conducted in the
North sea. under the supreme com
mand of Lord Charles Beresford' the
combined home. Atlantic and channel
fleet will leave Portland next week
for tho maucuvers, which will last
several weeks.
The main object is believed to be
strategical, to teach the officers what
would be expected Of them in case
of war with Germany.
No newspaper correspondents viii
he allowed to accompany the ships,
and the program is kept strict
secret. Lord Charles Beresford viii
be assisted by no less than nine
other admirals. ard the important
shfps of his fleet viii include twenty
fiyo battleships, fourteen armoured
cruisers and ten protected cruisers
together with a number of smaller
vessels. including oyer fifty torpedo
boat destroyers.
The daily sentinel., 1907-10-12
MIN { SALTED
MANY LOSE
MUCH
Especial to The sentincI1

Helena. Mont. Oct. 12.-Numcr-
GUS Montana and Washington invest
ors are alleged to have been mulcted
to the extent of more than one-thir1
of n million dollars through the dis
coyery that the Red Canon placer
mine near Landers, Wyo., is n salted
property and is entirely worthless
Thomas Greenough of Missoulu
and J. II. Greenough of Spokane.
who were the prime movers in the
plan, have notified all investors that
they will redeem all stock at the
price paid, thus assuming the loss
The discovery that the property
was salted is due to an investigation
coudn cted by Speaker L. w. King OF
the Alratand legislature, and J. II
Near Of Spokdue, who are heavily
Interested IN the Investment They
found that after removing n few
aches Of dirs from the shaft walls
that the grouifd was worthless rs
well as the tailings. although pre-
vious values showed a Value ranging
from twenty cents TO Zine dollars per
yard
A Chicago firm was so impsesso1 j
with the future of the property TINT
1t offered the Greenoughs $4,000
600 for their interest but it was re-
jected.
The daily sentinel., 1907-10-12
IN TERN ATI0NAL
POSTAGE
STAMP

New York, Oct. r2.-FIve mil
lions Of the international postage
stamps authorized by the congress
of the Universal Postal union at
Rome last year will be issued heNt
month and viii he on sale in the
United States hereafter,
The stamp was designed by NJ Eu-
gene Grasset of Paris, and Is being
printed in Switzerland.
The stamp is really a coupon,
measuring nearly four by three inch
es. The vignette represents the fig
ure of Il messenger of peace from one
hemisphere to another.
The coupon may be exchanged for
n regular 5-ccnt stamp or one of
equivalent value in any of the coun-
tries that have accepted the agree
ment. This viii allow anyone writ
ing to n foreign country to enclose
a stamp for return postage. There
is no doubt that it will also be used
in a small way as an international
money order.
The countries that have entered
into the agreement are: The United
States. Great Britain France, Aus
tria. Germany, Belgium, Spain, Brit
lsh colonies, French colonies, Egypt
Mexico, Bosnia Herzegovina, Swed-
en-. Switzerland, Roumania, Japan
Siam. Korea, Greece, Italy, Chile
Costa Rica. Crete, Denmark, Luxem
burg and Norway.
The daily sentinel., 1907-10-12
OUR MOVING DAY

= Sentinel will today its J
-nayb ding on Main street.
of $
la 10 issueo of
Novng n nice 5 the OF a !
OF to
is
outh hardw of
pleasure.
! require easta a good working ].
public !.
if be in promising !
+ finally settled building
+ There qualification above all others this
+ than upbuiIding Grand Junction and
I Mesa =
! location period of !
and leaves the old with during its stay in
I
marked Improvement in their history Associations at the old stand
additional
which could be secured quarters induced
[ build a building
wi be
its nNW location,
+ !. 3. =. = i. i: !. + 81 !. Z = = =
The daily sentinel., 1907-10-12
l27 WENT TODELTA

i o'clock this
is
!. bcw strong md merry i
Few N naturc1 :;
ingt town tlanth /
A AtotaIo +
i bco the
aong,a md II u !
]. i
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Each o
in
j. foot !
of the
the
was in
handso in (and
all
nj willing
hcrb icf thatth j
The tra twogu
with
Scntin is !
The excl home
cIta
Delta
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The daily sentinel., 1907-10-12
GRAND JUNCTION GIRL
LEADING IN CONTEST

The Catholic State Register. the
leading paper of the Catholic church
of Colorado, published in Denver. is
conducting a contest that is creating
widespread interest in Catholic cir
cles throughout the state.
Colorado has been divided into
six districts by the Register and a
grand prize of a $500 piano is be
ing offered for the lady adiudged the
most popular Catholic lady in Colo
rado. Aside from the grand prize
district prizes viii be awarded.
Miss Mary Dean of Grand juno
tion, daughter of Fotografer Dean.
is the leading candidate in this dis
uict, and only one other contestant
in the state has more votes to her
credit than has Miss Dean. The
Grand Junction young lady has over
$1,000 votes TO her credit at this
time. and they are coming in by the
scores each day.
The contest closes December -.
and Miss Deans friends are very
houeful of her capturing the grand
prize.
No. 3 was an hour late this after.
noon.
The daily sentinel., 1907-10-12
ROYAl. GORGE
LINE NOW is
CERTAIN
Especial to The sentinel.l

NcSs York. Oct. i2.-ForIncr Gov
cluor Pcpbody Of Colorado was In
haah spirits Iiet night over the COM
plrtion of negotiations for the con-
struction of the Canon City interHr-
ban railway or scenic branch line
which viii span the heights OF inc
Royal gorge.
MIR. Peabody is not prepared at
,I,I, timr to mike public the names
of 'he Hnnncicr's back nf the enter
prise. -. a.. nj.
,..,ii,,ny IL 10 complete the circle from
canon city running through the ia-
nous fruit lands and then climbing
the summit of the Royal Gorge. II
,yilI cross thc gorge at height OF
more than 1000 feet above .he nv
or and make this line os scenic gri,n-
deur uncqunllcd even i'll 'oi"f'''"'
The daily sentinel., 1907-10-12

In rendering his decision, Judge
Hill said:
In passing upon the guilt or in
nocence of the defendants. the court
under the evidence introduced finds
the defendants guilty as charged.
"The court could not do otherwise
than find the defendants guilty and
in assessing the fine the court fully
realizes that it is always a difficult
matter to satisfy the defendant in n
case. and is also well aware of the
fact that the complaining witness
may not be fully satisfied. Howev-
er. in assessing the fine in each case
the court takes notice of the fact
that there is now pending in the
Mesa county district court, cases
against the defendants for the viola
ton of the same ordinance, on the
same date. as charged in this court.
THE court has no desire to perse-
cute any defendant, and does not
think that such is the aim of the
law; therefore. the court announces
that, after hearing the evidence in
the case and being fully advised
thereof. will find each of the defend
ants guilty as charged and assess
a fine of $50 and costs in each case. "
There were but few people in the
court room when the decision was
rendered.
Attorney T. C. Brown. represent
ing the defendants, stated that he
had ten days in which to file notice
of an appeal to the county court.
whether the appeal will be made
the saloon men and their attorneys
have not fully decided. IL is gener-
ally believed that the fines ard costs
will be paid and no appeal taken.
In view of the fact that the min
listers who were leading in the pros
The daily sentinel., 1907-10-12
HE LEAVES TOMORROW.

Prof e p Taylor, the entomolo-
gist. left the city this morning for
Missouri to take up his new work.
his acceptance of the position being
detailed by The Sentinel two weeks
ago. Mrs. Taylor will remain in the
city until the residence is sold. The
departure of Prof. Taylor is gener-
ally regretted.
Prof. Taylor will take charge of
a big experiment station at Mountain
Grove. and his field of work VIII
be much larger there than 1t was
ere. The Mountain Grove station
/. - the famous Ozark fruit district.
s ), :. Taylor has been most sue
Pre-. IN his work here and it Is
,essfui ID that man equally as
10 be hops IA be secured to take his
ca.
Mace.
The daily sentinel., 1907-10-12

ecution against the saloon men have
taken the charges into the district
court, thereby making the defend
ants liable for double sentences for
the same offense the fine and costs
attached against each of the saloon
men by Judge Hill is very reasonable
and fair. Each man is found guilty
and assessed a good-sized fine.
Judge Hill, In discussing the case
this morning with a representative
of The Sentinel, stated that, had
charges for the same offense not
been filed against the defendants in
the district court. he would have
been inclined to make the fines much
heavier than he did: but. when the
complaining witnesses took the cases
up to the higher court with the prob
ability of the defendants being also
found guilty in that court and fined.
he believed that the police court
should be more lenient under the
circumstances than where the de-
PENDANTS would have been open for
punishment in only one court.
Some of the leaders in the move
ment against the saloons have eN-
pressed satisfaction over Judge Hills
decision. declaring that they have
gained their point in having the sa-
loon men found guilty and convict
ed
As the readers Of The Sentinel
know the charges preferred In the
district court and upon which the
ministers believed they were certaii.
to get immediate action. have been
continued 6 months until the March
term of the district court on motion
of District Attorney Selig. 1t is be-
lieved by many that these cases will
ultimately be dismissed and never
! brought to trial in the district court.
The daily sentinel., 1907-10-12

could see it glisteu in the bright sun
light.
Occasionally CapDelle swayed to
and fro at his work. exciting fears
among the thousands of watchers
who lined the curb for half mile
on Broadway. that he would fail. He
remained at the top Of the pole for
about an hour. sitting in bosun's
chair slung from the signal hal
lizards.
An east wind was blowing, but ap-
parently did not hinder the steeple-
Jack as he worked his way slowly
down the stan.
Cappelle, for his work Of adjust
ing the ball, painting the pole and
also later of placing a large tin ball
in position on the pole, will receive
$1,000.
The Singer building is the tallest
in the world.
The daily sentinel., 1907-10-12

Cappelle made his appearance on
ton OF the tower accompanied by an
assistant, who remained at the base
.of the flagstaff. With the aid of a
rome which dahgled from pulley
at the top of the staff, Cappelle be
Fan the climb, and after several at
fempts. reached the top an hour la
ter.
sixty-two feet inches of this is
above the pinnacle of the tower.
while "a feet of it is firmly imbedded
inside. The staff is 10% inches in
diameter at the base. 9A inches at
the tower and Is inches at the top
where Cappelle clamped the steel
globe. which is IL inches in dame
ter
working at the dizzy height, Cap
pelle pasted gold leaf on the globe
until the watching crowds below
The daily sentinel., 1907-10-12

No. "A won t1e l. c. $. scholar
ship offered here.
Born, TO MT. and Mrs. VIII Prim-
rose, yesterday. son.
VIII A. House, general secretary
Of the Y NJ. G. A. Will fill the pull
pit both morning and evening tomor-
row at the Baptist church.
Undertaken Bannlster sent cas-
ket TO DeBeque last night to contain
the remains OF a man who died there
yesterday.
There was no meeting of the
Chamber of Commerce directorate
fast night, as a quorum was NOT
available.
Mrs. Henel Cotter of Denver and
her daughter, Miss Grace, OF LaFay-
cite. Ind, have been visiting the ].
j. Heckman family for several days.
County Clerk Starr is still being
called upon for hunting licenses. Tho
demand keeps up and the total num-
ber issued now exceeds 700.
FOR SALE OR TRADE 10 acres, 2
miles east of city on FruitvaleI
road. s acres bearing orchard.
Phone Black 99I
WANTED Loan OF 5000 for 1 or ?
years al per cent on good resi-
dcuce property Inquire Sentinel
office.
Orsou Adams. Jr., leaves this af-
taruoou for Denver for a visit with
Mrs. Adams. who is under the care
ofphysicians Mt ST. Joseph's hospi-
tai
Edwin Price. Richard Meserve and
one or two other gentlemen left to-
dav for a seevral days hunting trip
in the Hannah creek and Two creek
country.
r. C.. Caldwell who recently came
10 Grand Junction from Kentucky
with his brother, Dr. Caldwell left
last night for business trip to sew
eral points in Missouri. He will re-
turn TO the city iI a short time
This afternoon marriage license
was issued to Jeremiah Mulvihill
and Miss Bertha Adeline DOugless.
both of Palisade. The marriage will
re Polemnlzed this evening. The
Young people are widely and favor
ably known in the Palisade commun-
ity.
Mr.. and. Mrs. r. r. Southerland
stopped over ia the city last night or
their tour Of inspection OF the Den
yer & Rio Grande division in the Ou-
raw district In their private car Mr..
Switzerland has been recently trans
ferred from the Helper division to
the Salida division.
Be sure and see our show saddle
and harness at the Fair. Don't mis-
H. Hiatt.
we believe we nave got q pretty
smooth line of light harness. Fred
Mantey.
The daily sentinel., 1907-10-12
ALMOST PANIC
OVER A RlJMOR
lsnccinl % The sentIneLl

New York. Oct 12.-The stock
exchange opened very weak TINS
morning. n number of the leading
stocks selling down to about the lev
el of the panic last March
The gossip of the financial district
explains the decline by basing 1t ON
the rumor that E. II. Hartman gave
orders for a sweeping reduction on
every railroad line stock that ne
owned or controlled.
Mr.. Hartman gave strong deni-
al to such an order. declaring thaf
he knew nothing about it
The daily sentinel., 1907-10-12
HARRIS
SENTENCED
Judge Shackleford Sends
Ex-County Official to the
Penitentiary for From l
TO 2 Years.

THIS AFTERNOON JUDGE
SHACkLEFoRD oVERRULED AT
TORNEN CARNAHAN'S MOTION
TO DISMISS THE CHARGES
AGAINST ANDREW j. HARRIS.
THE EN-ROAD COMMISSIONER
iND, CALLING HARRIS BEFORE
THE BAR. SENTENCED HIM 10
SERVE NOT LESS THAN ONE OR
MORE THAN TWO YEARS IN THE
STATE PENITENrlARN.
The sheriff was ordered by tho
court to take Harris to Canon City
at once. Tho court showed no mer-
cy. and declared that Harris was
criminal in the eyes OF the law and
should be punished.
Attorney Carnahan VIII endcavor
TO get tho case before the state SUI
premc court.
George King, who plead guilty to
the charge of petty larceny and who
Is n hardened criminal. was SON
fenced to not less Ihan i've or more
than ten years u hard labor.
The October term of the Mesa
county district court viii adjourn
this afternoon AS The Sentinel
went to press, further arguments
were being heard on Attorney Car
nnhan's motion TO aunul the verdict
of guilty against Harris, the eN-road
commissioner. ON the grounds that
he had been found guilty ON counts
of the Information that had been
dropped from The information, in
stead of on the counts that We're
stil standing against him, Evident
ly an error Ia numbering the counts
had been made in The district at
torey's office.
Judge Shaeklerord will render a
decision in the matter today.
The daily sentinel., 1907-10-12
BANK FAILS
TROUBLE SURE.
Especial TO The sentineI.)

seattle, Wash, Oct. f2.-Thc II.
ID. Reynold Alaskan bubble has col
lapsed following the failure of the
Icynold bank at Valdez.
No work has been done ON the
Alaskan Home railroad venture for
some time, and five or six hundred
men are clamoring for their pay.
Great excitement was wrought up
over the failure of the Rcynold bank,
in which many worl>men were depos-
itors. The bank has suspended pay
mcnt and violence is feared.
Governor Hoggart is holding the
troops in readiness for any such
eyent.
The daily sentinel., 1907-10-12

the mother of VIII
Mrs Knox. for Canon city on
Knox, left today
visit. turned yester'
Mrs. w. L. White re, With friends
day from a weeks visit
d" Beets are coming in at h har.
rate at the sugar factory. the ID
vest Is being made in fine shape n.
many car loads and many Wagon |
loods of beets are being received AT
The factory each day. There has
been not even the slightest hitch IN
the operation of the plant for many
days.
this morning from a very successlnl
and pleasant hunting trip IN the
white river country. He brought
hack with him one of the finest and
LARGEST bucks ever shot down by
Grand Junction man. It was viewed
nj the Wadsworth meat market tnls
morning by many friends OF MT
Ream aud called forth much admira-
tion. -.h ,,,1
children of Princeton H., arrived IN
tbo cify last night and are the guests
of Mr.. Chenoweth's mother. MIS-
Marv j. Cheuoweth, at Si2 Rood aV-
enue. The family will probably re
side In the city permanently. MT
Cheuoweth's boyhood was spent III
mis- citv. but he moved to an eastern
stale years ago. He has visited mere
one or more times since and ma,
manv oId-time friends who are giau
to see him back again.
The daily sentinel., 1907-10-12
BlGELOW UNDER
$4,000 BOND
tspeclal TO The Sentinel }

Denver, Oct. 12.-Kemp V. Bige-
ioW' the young man who confessed
10 sending several prominent men,
among whom was Governor Buchtel-
lniernal machines. and letters to
laiiroads and express companies de
handing money. has been turned ov-
VI 10 the federal authorities.
r. ne was taken before United States
Commissioner Tinsdale, who bound
n, nlm over for his appearance next
Aohday in the sum of $4,000. As
no one was willing to go his bond.
ne was placed in the county jail.
ioung Bigelow's father is now oil
n.S way from Bryant. o., and it is
sald mat he will stand by his son
through the entire trouble.
The daily sentinel., 1907-10-12
COLUMBUS
DAY IN DENVER
fspecinl to The sentlnell

Denver, Oct I2.-IhTs Is V1T,T07- ~
bps dav. and the observance of thus
anniversary was kept In Denver pE
the italian societies of the city
The great feature Of the day was
the parade at 10 am. under, lhe qua ,5
nices of the Italian societies ahu
which was concluded little before i,lI
roon in front of the state oai''loi' oi
where the governor and other o'A'
claIs delivered addresses.
The parade was a great success
and the honor OF being grand maj
shall of the day was given to AnHe, :
Toce. author Of the bill which maa
October 10 a holiday
The daily sentinel., 1907-10-12
AN OPERATOR
is ARRESTED
Especial to The seNtinel.)

st, Joseph. Mo-, Oct 12.-Joseph
Powers, Burlington telegraph op-
orator at Waldron, Mo-, has been ar
rested by government authorities
charged with interfering with COM
mereial messages and train dispatch
ing. The officers expect to make fur
lner arrests, but this is a test case.
The operator is charged with in
,efiering with Western Union and
Associated Press operators.
The daily sentinel., 1907-10-12
SPECIAL PETTICoAT SALE

On Monday morning We VIII pihe.
ON sale about > dozen black uh,..
skirts. made OF good quality spun
GLASS. and the style ana hIiS"
equal to 50 skirt .,,. ,ritI
Our prices for this week only W."
he SLID each.
see the window display
~ ~ THE FASHION.
The daily sentinel., 1907-10-12
KILLED IN A
STRANGE MANNER
Especial to The sentinei.l

Idaho Springs. Colo, Oct. 12.-
John O'Donnel, a teamster for the
Conerton Transfer company, was
shot and Killed on the Governor EN-
ans ranch yesterday under peculiar
circumstances. His body was found
at noon about $50 feet distant from
the team which he had been driving
The theory is ihh- in getting of
his wagon n revolver IN his pockei
exploded. The revolver was found
in the wagon box witt one cartridge
exploded.
The daily sentinel., 1907-10-12

The car of furniture |1ie5 onc1
reached us last week was parity n,ieu ~
with bedsteads brass asiu ta,r
ones: artistic creations an ol - l',0l Of
The style. as well as tne ,.a 30 {.
these will please you. Cos5iO
slough. the furniture men.
The daily sentinel., 1907-10-12
TAFT THERE
Especial to The SentineD

Hong Kong. Oct. 12.-Secretary
of War Taft arrived here this morn
ing and the council governor will
give n banquet to Taft which will
lie attended by representative Chin
ese. including WI Ting Fang. min
lister TO Washington.