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Charlevoix county herald. (East Jordan, Mich.) 189?-1953, 1907-11-30

One Of the best means of prepara-
tiOn for your Christmas shopping is
to read carefully the advertisements is
OF the local merchants. Thus may be
obtained many excellent ideas for use
full and appropriate presents, and
when you get ready to buy you will
know just what you want and where
to get it. y
The sugar factory started up last
Thursday morning, and Is running
without a hitch worth mentioning.
The first sugar came out at six o'clock
Saturday morning, and is pronounced
by the expert to be of as fine quality
as ever was manufactured. The man
agemeUt asks us to say TO the farmers
that il Is important that beets should
be rushed in as rapidly as possible.
The tests still show up good In per-
centage and yield. This season has,
without doubt proven the profit OF
beet raising, aud very large increase
of acreage is expected next year.
CharlevOix Sentinel.
Next year Washington's birthday
MemorSY day and Fourth of July all
fall on Saturday, giving the public
three ''double holidays" Ordinarily
these three do not fall on the same
day but the intervention Of the 29th
of February this year Washington s
birthday falls just Ia weeks earlier
than Memorial dav, which regularly
comes five weeks before the Fourth.
The advantage OF having holiday
join Sunday. for people who desire
to seize the opportunity to make trips
out of town, is very great. In Great
ing the last holiday-Labor day-ad-
vantage of this principle was taken
in the selection Of the first Monday
instead OF numbered day of tue
month. In 1909 Washington's birth
day falls on Monday, the 30th OF May
and the Fourth of July on Sunday,
which will mean Monday observance
SO that for two years Ia succession
double holidays are assured. In the
later year Christmas will also fall on
Saturday, thereby affordibg the most
complete trial of the double holiday"
possible In our calendar.
IT. is deliciousiy palatable, agrees
with the weakest stomach, contains
the most soothing. healing, strength
eniug aud curative elements. Makes
you well and happy. HOLSTERS Rocky
Mountain Tea. IS cents, Tea or Tab
let's. f. B, Gaupett & Co.
Charlevoix county herald. (East Jordan, Mich.) 189?-1953, 1907-11-30
WILSON.

Earle Batterbee has been i'll with
the quinsy the past week.
Miss Mabel Shepard visited friend.
in East Jordan over Sunday.
James Payne has an auction sale
next Saturday Of stock, farm tools etc
Mrs. K. N. Brown has been visiting
her daughter ia the south the past
week.
Emerson Collins of Boyne was a
guest at A. K. Nowland's over Sun.
day.
A family from East Jordan moved
on to John Hanson's farm in Wilson
the first OF the week.
Miss FlOrine Hudkins was absent
from school the first of the week sutf-
ering with an attack Of erysipelas.
Mr.. and Mrs. Irwin Church and
baby of Essex. Antrim Co. were guests
of her sister, Mrs. Loren Frost over
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd Small and the
latter's father, Harvey Wing, arrived
in Wilson few days ago, having
driven through from their former
home ia Tennessee.
A large crowd gathered at Wilson
Grange last Saturday evening. After
a short business session the children
were ad mitted and program by the
ladies Of the Grange was carried out.
after which the game supper was
prepared to which full justice was
done by all present. Mr.. Browns
side was declared victorious by a large
majority.
Charlevoix county herald. (East Jordan, Mich.) 189?-1953, 1907-11-30
List OF Advertised Letters.

Following is IA list of the letters re
naming uncalled for In the East Jor-
dan postoffice for the week endin,
Nov. 25th, 1907:
ClascO, Mrs. Dana
Horton. Mr.. Chas.
MatsOn, Mr.. Matt
Matthews, Mr.. Jim
Welsh, Mrs. Lucy A.
Wright. Mr.. j. w.
Herbert. Mr.. William (car
More, Miss Leania (card)
Tower Mrs. Chas. (card)
Welsh, Mrs. Cornelius g cards.
FRAH X A. KENYON, Z. M
Charlevoix county herald. (East Jordan, Mich.) 189?-1953, 1907-11-30

When you make cash purchase at
WBITTINGToN's ask for tickets on a
Phongraph, If it Is only 10 cents.
Charlevoix county herald. (East Jordan, Mich.) 189?-1953, 1907-11-30

{ ~ 1, Richard Lewis, Clerk of
SEAL. Charlevoix County, do here
49, by certify that the above is
a true copy of the appOrtionment of
the Primary School Interest Fund,
for the County Of Charleveix for the
month Of November 1907, the same
being at the rate Of s4.O0 per capita.
Given under my hand and the Seal
OF said County at the City of Charlie
vOiX, on this 23rd day Of November in
the year OF our Lord 1907.
RICHARD LEWIS.
County Clerk.
Charlevoix county herald. (East Jordan, Mich.) 189?-1953, 1907-11-30

Take your cider apples to Super,
naw's Warehouse. They can use al
you have.
The daily sentinel., 1907-07-26
WILL CUT
THE REVENUE
CBy Associated Press. }

Chicago. July 26.-The revenue
derived from hauling the United Stat
es mails by the railroads running
west from Chicago. st. Louis, St. Paul
and Minneapolis. and the Missouri riv
er is to be further reduced approx
imately S1,OO0,000 year as the i'm
mediate result of the reports of 1875
inspectors who have been at work for
the last six months determining whe-
ther the space used in railway pos
tai cars by the government was i'm eN-
cess of space sufficient to accomplish
the work.
Yesterday officials In Chicago of
the railway mail service received not
ice of the cutting down of space in
railway postal cars to forty feet on
various routes, making reduction of
SIS a mile or saving for the gov
ernment of $500 a year in n 500
mile run for a single car. There are
likely to be six cars on the route
a saving OF $4,000 on one
postal route.
The daily sentinel., 1907-07-26
ICE RUNNING LOW;
NO FAMINE EXPECTED

As is well known the Grand juno
tion ice plant has been running day
and night all summer and spring in
order to keep up with the great de-
mand for artificial ice. there being
practically no river ice avaiiabl. in
the city TO supplement the manufac-
tured supply, owing 10 the fact that
the rivers did not freeze ice of sufii-
cient thickness here last winter to
make il practical to store any away.
In spite of the great amount of ice
manufactured last winter and plac-
ed in storage and the constant op-
Grafton of the plant the supply is rat
urally running low, now, near the end
of the summer.
1t is reported that the plant will be
unable to supply all the demands
within n few days but arrangements
have been made whereby il is bc1icv-
ed that an ice famine in the city will
be entirely averted.
The railroad company has great ice
The daily sentinel., 1907-07-26
AnnAhnnnAnAnA q 81
Y. NJ. c. \. NOTES.
AnnnnnnnnnnA a

The attention of subscribers to the
building fund is called to the fact
that subscriptions may be paid at any
of the city banks.
At n meeting of the board of di-
rectors on Tuesday night it was de-
cided to complete the organization of
the association at once. A commit
tee was appointed to take up the mat
ter of fees and report at the next
meeting. When the membership is
secured the committees in all depart
ments of the work Will be appointed,
and these committees will take up a
study of their work so they may be
fully prepared for their work when
the new building is opened.
Every man and boy interested in
the work of the association will be
glad to know that the publishers of
Association Man" have made a re-
duced rate to subscribers in this city.
The regular price is one dollar per
year. but n special rate of fifty cents
has been offered. Association Men"
is a monthly magazine published in
the interests of association work the
world around. If Grand Junction is
to have a first class Young Mems
Christian Association there should be
many readers of this magazine.
Leave subscriptions with the general
secretary
The daily sentinel., 1907-07-26
MISS BYERs ENTERTAINs
Pretty Function Enjoyed by Many
Young Ladies-Cards and
Guessing Games.

n At the Byers, home at S4S q
x Colorado avenue. this after O
x noon, Miss Mary Byers, one OF q
x the prettiest and most favored 9
x members of the younger social q
x set of the city, proved a most q
x winsome and successful hostess q
K at an entertainment at which q
x twenty-six young ladies were q
x the guests, the number includ- g
x ing quite a number of young 9
K ladies from other cities who q
X are visiting here. y
THE handsome home was very cum
ningly and attractively decorated 1oI
tbe occasion. Sweet peas and pan,
sies we're the flowers and green and
white were the colors of the after
noon. Many pretty and unique Ell
fects we're brought out.
cards and guessing games We're en-
loved and an informal musical pro
gram was carried out. Mrs. Carl BY
ers. Miss Gertrude Rupp, Miss Edna
Rice and Miss Alice Lee were among
those who delighted with musical
selections. ,-,,aa4o,.. rronored
and served in dainty manner, were
offered the guests during the last hour
of the merry affair.
No happier afternoon function mas
occurred in the social life OF the
young people this summer
The daily sentinel., 1907-07-26
CRy Associated Press.)

paise Julv 28.-"Watch these five
.Simpkins, Orchard, Haywood,
Never. and Pettibone. Steunenberg
= ~ die in thirty days. Watch them.
We have GOT them together. They
are moving to the scene"
This was the dramatic climax reach
oa mic morning in the Haywood trial
ysben for an hour and half Senator
pnrah making the last argument in
tbe HAYWOOD case, had woven crattlly
-, the meshes of his net. His theme
,ras conspiracy" the essence of the
case of the state of Idaho in its eff
fort to show that Harry Orchard was
onIy the tool of Haywood when he
Killed the former Governor.
"Now watch this quintet, he cried
triumphantly, when having laid his
foundation piece by piece, using on
Iy the testimony on the witnesses for
the defense itself, picking 1t out from
the mass of mixed material he show
ed the intimacy between Orchard and
tbe highest officials of the Western
Federation of Miners.
The argument of the morning CEN
tered in Caldwell but the scenes
changed rapidly. each flash showing
an officer. a friend or a member of
the Western Federation of Miners
the confident and intimate of Harry
Orchard.
The address of Senator Borah was
one of the most powerful, dramatic
and at the same time one of the most
logical addresses ever heard in Ida
no.
Senator Borah opened his address
at the evening session yesterday. He
spoke again this morning and tonight
will close the case.
Senator Borah's speech has been a
sensation. From time to time he
turned on the counsel for the de-
fense with fierce denunGiation pour
ing from his lips, that at times brou-
ght protests from Richardson and
barrow. but with blazing eyes and
hot words he silenced every effort to
break the rush of words. A climax
was reached when he said the state
Of Idaho and its people disclaimed all
desire to give immunity to Orchard.
Finally his face pale and voice quiv-
ering with emotion the senator rails
ed his arm and said:
IF / should ever join in or give ap-
proved of immunity to this man, l
hope the great God may wither my
right arm in the socket"
Judge Wood will instruct the jury
tomorrow and then the jury will take
the case and the great trial will be
at an end, The court room at Boise
has been unable to seat the crowds
desiring to hear Senator Borah's clos
ing argument for the prosecution.
Attorney Darrow, closed the last
plea for Haywood, late Yesterday af-
ternoon. In closing the brilliant law
yer said:
But it Is not for Bill Haywood 7
The daily sentinel., 1907-07-26
NOW AFTER
NATIONAL LIFE

Denver July 2G.-Commissioner
of Insurance Rittenhouse has given
the National Life Insurance company
which company has headquarters in
Chicago, fifteen days in which they
shall show cause why its license shall
moi be suspended for doing business
through licensed agents.
According to Mr.. Rittenhouse the
company has caused them trouble
n number of times. Last fall he
claims that they had twenty-one
agents in the state doing business
without a license. He notified them
at that time to stop it and they did
for the time being, but he claims that
they have secured new lot OF agents
for which they have not taken out
licenses.
Under the law he has the right
to suspend them from doing business
in the state for three months.
The daily sentinel., 1907-07-26
"WATCH THESE
FIVE MEN,
Steunenberg Is To Die In 80 Days Watch Them; We
Have Them Together; They Are Moving to the Scene"
Mighty and Dramatic Climax of Senator Borahs
demand For the Conviction of Haywood His Theme
Was Conspiracy

plead" he cried cor for his widow
or his orphans. If he dies, 10000
men who work in the mines will
spend their mite to support the Wild
ow an1 the little ones and a million
people will send their message of sym
pathy. / don't plead for Haywood
Don't think for a moment that IT
YOU kill Haywood you will kill the
labor movement of the world or the
hopes and aspirations of the poor
Haywood can die if die he must, but
tEere are others who will live if he
dies and they will come to take his
PLACE and carry the banner which he
lets fall. 1 plead for the poor and
the weak and the weary. The eyes OF
Idaho tonight and wherever the Eng
lish tongue is spoken and throughout
the civilized world they are wonder
ing about your verdict. If you de-
cree his death the spiders and the
Vultures of Wall street will send up
poems of praise and wherever men
1--we who hate Haywood because he
works for the poor you will receive
your need of praise.
O"But If you acquit the man there
are millions of men-out on thel
broad prairies, on the wide ocean, inI
the factories and mills and down
deep in the ground-there are women
anG children who will pray for you
These men and women and children
stand here with me tonight stretching
out their hands and imploring God toI
guide your judgment and implorng
you tC save Haywood"
The daily sentinel., 1907-07-26
WILL
SOON BE IN
CUSTODY
(By Associated Press.)

st. Petersburg, July 26.-The al
thorities will soon be in a position, as
result Of rigid investigations, t.
issue indictments against those con
cerned in the recent plot on the life
of Emperor Nicholas.
Several women took leading parts
in the conspiracy. among them being
Madame Fedossieff, wife of a leadms
St. Petersburg lawyer, and a woman
called "Comrade Nina" who succeed
ed in escaping to a foreign country.
Eight others are in the plot. A man
named Klossovsky was selected to
do the killing. He was to make his
way into the presence of the emper-
or clad in a uniform of a sergeant of
Imperial convoy.
Milkmaids employed in the royal
kitchen furnished Information to the
plotters as to the habits and move
ments of the emperor.
The daily sentinel., 1907-07-26

houses in this city filed each winter
with river ice of the finest quality,
shipped in from the mountain dist
ricts. Arrangements have practically
been completed whereby the local ice
company will be able To secure 30 or
80 tons of ice per day from these
railroad storage houses until the
heated season is past and this winter
the local company will replace the ice
it has borrowed from the railroad
company. As the local plant turns
out about 10 tons OF Ice daily the
company, with the borrowed ice and
the manufactured supply, will meet
the demand of the ice-users.
1t is said that about 10000 pounds
of ice arc used daily by the people of
Grand Junction.
The local plant Is to have its ca
pacity greatly increased just as soon
as possible and next season no trouble
wilr be experienced in meeting the de-
mand.
The daily sentinel., 1907-07-26
LEADVILLE SOCIETY
HAS 4 SENSATION
Prominent Physician and Wife Have
"a misunderstanding and
Court Proceedings
Follow.

Society circles in Leadville are on
the qui vive awaiting the trial of the
suit for separate maintenances filed
in the Denver district court by Mrs.
Mary Hill Griffith, against DR.. Benja-
min F. Griffith, one of the best known
practitioners in the western part of
the state.
For several months the Grimths
have lived apart. He remained in
Leadville with his young son, while
she resided in this city, where she has
supported herself for some time by
conducting a rooming house. The
trial will come up before Judge Carl
ton Bliss of the district court.
Several months ago suit was
brought in the Lake county courts by
Mrs. Griffith, in which she asked for
separate maintenance.
At the time of the discovery last
winter Of the attempt to burn the
millinery store of Miss Mary McIner-
ney at 502 Harrison avenue, Lead
vile, DIR. Griffith and his son were
asleep on an>upper floor of the build
ing. Had not the police been fore
warned and been on the lookout to
catch the incendiary DR.. Griihth, MS
son and about a dozen other room
ers in the building would have had
a very small chance.
The incendiary had made his pre-
parations with devilish ingenuity, AT
intervals along the counters and
shelves had been placed stubs of can
dies. each one of which was set up
on a little pile of chiffon, heavily
saturated with gasoline. Connect
ing these piles with one another and
with various boxes and drawers in
the room were streamers OF innam-
able stuff also saturated with gaso-
line.-Y Yesterdays Denver Post
The daily sentinel., 1907-07-26
GIRL
WAS WINNER
(By Associated Press.)

Detroit, July 26.-Last nights sun
set saw the greatest renewal of the
Merchants and Manufacturers stake
ever trotted. The most remarkable
exhibition of the speed event known
in the light harness turf was won by
Sonoma girl on her courage and spped
and she stamped herself the fleetest
of her sex on parts of a mile, If not
for the whole mile.
The stake was 10000.
The daily sentinel., 1907-07-26

In honor of Mrs. A. r. Sampliner
of This city, Mrs T. b. Crawford, at
her home on Marion street in the city
Of Denver, gave a charming lunch
eor on Tuesday. Among the guests
we're quite a number of Grand June
tion or former Grand Junction lad
les. notably Mrs. A. r. Sampliner'
Mrs Charles f. Caswell, Mrs. Anna
r. Collins. Mrs. Frank a. Moriarty'
Mrs. David X. Torrance and MIS-,
charles c. Compton. Pretty accounts
of the affair appeared in yesterday )
Denver papers.
The daily sentinel., 1907-07-26
TO HEAR THE
GREAT DELMAS
CBy Associated Prcss.l

San Francisco. July 26.-Every
seat in the auditorium of the Temple
Israel Sheriff. where Judge Lawlors
department of the superior court is
sitting, was filed today when Del
phin NJ. Delmas, began the closing
argument for the defense of Vice
President and General Manager Glass
of the Pacific States Telephone com
pany and charged with bribery of
Supervisor Boxton, to vote against the
granting of a franchise to the Home
Telephone company. Delmas held
that no case had been made out by the
evidence introduced against his eli
ent
The daily sentinel., 1907-07-26
ASSASSINATED
CRy Associated Prcss.l

Tinis. July 26.-Col. Bodowol-
sky, of the 201 Infantry, was shot and
killed yesterday by a soldier of his
own regiment who was formerly a
sailor on the mutinous battleshi ip
"Tri-Sviatellia". The assassin fired
three times from a rife.
The daily sentinel., 1907-07-26

Mrs. Twomby and daughter. Mrs.
]. I. Hamilton, expect to leave in a
short time for a tour of the Orient.
They viii lie gone about four monti =.
They Will spend portion of this tine
with Mrs. Twomby's daughter and her
husband, DR.. and Mrs. Mills, who arc
located in China.
The daily sentinel., 1907-07-26
COOKING WITH GAS

The demonstration tomorrow will
be baking bread of different kinds.
We cordially invite the ladies of
the city to be present at this lesson,
1t will be interesting and instructive.
Come and see how clean and easy
1t is to cook with gas.
Gas ranges on easy payments.
THE GRAND JUNCTION ELECTRIC
GAS, & MFG. co.
The daily sentinel., 1907-07-26
BOAT TURNS;
EIGHT DROWN
By Associated Press.)

Toronto, Canada, July 20.-Eight
men were drowned last night by the
capsizing of gasoline launch con-
tanning ten persons.
Three bodies were washed ashor
today. Ine Accident happened dur
ing u storm at SunDyside, "A western
suburb of Toronto.
The daily sentinel., 1907-07-26
LITTLE GIRLS
ARE RIPPER'S
VICTIMS
CRy Associntcd Prcss.N

Berlin, July 2G.-Five little girls
were the victims of Jack the Rip
per- on the streets here today.
In each case the man approached
the children and by quick deft
stroke with a long knife ripped open
their abdomcns.
The crimes We're committed in diff
ferent sections of the city.
One of the children is dead and the
others are in n serious condition.
The criminal escaped.
The daily sentinel., 1907-07-26
PHOENIX WET

Phoenix. Ariz., July 26.-This city
and the surrounding country was
visited by a terrific rain storm last
night. Nearly two inches OF rain
fell here. Several country districts
are flooded
The daily sentinel., 1907-07-26
INDIANS PAID
lRy Associated Pressl

Halton. Texas. July 26.-SiX hun
d. cd and sixty Indians of the Pot-
tatamie tribe, are being paid s34S.-
SO each today by the government a.
q first payment to the number on a
total of over 100000 due the Ind
ians under the provisions of the treaty
OF 1S46
The daily sentinel., 1907-07-26
ROGERS BETTER
CRy Associated Press.l

New York, July 26.-H. II. Rogers
of the Standard Oil company who
several days ago suffered heat pros
tration at his New York Office, is now
at his home at Fair Haven, Mass, lie
is not seriously i'll. I'm spite of the al
arming reports that gained clrcula-
tion. He hopes to be at his office
egain in a few days.
The daily sentinel., 1907-07-26
COAL OUTLOOK
CRY Associnted Press.l

san FranCiscO, July 2G.-Refer-
ring to a special dispatch from Black
foot, Idaho, stating that a serious coal
famine is threatened in the Snake
River valley owing to the lack OF
transportation facilities the railroad
officials say that there are plenty Of
cars available, but the shortage %
coal. if any exists is due to a lack of
laborers at the mines.
The daily sentinel., 1907-07-26

Or. ]. II. McSloy Of Sturgis, S. D.,
arrived in the city today and for sew
eral days will be the guest OF }. IL.
I.ec and family. He Is an old Time
friend of the Lees. DR.. McSloy IS
e. 1oute home from an eXtenued UP
through the west.
The daily sentinel., 1907-07-26

This afternoon Chief of Police o.
Nell arrested n negro who has no
feet and only one hand and who was
begging from store to store. It was
fUund that he was working the town
in connection with two or three hn-
bCns with whom, 1t IS said he was IL
vidiug his receipts. Two of the he.
rr,'- ,ts,ocIates were also run il.
The daily sentinel., 1907-07-26
BABY'S BODY

Denver, July 2G.-The body of an
iI,fInt boy, perhaps four weeks of
age, was found today in n water pipe
on the corner of Sixteenth and Market
streets. The police believe that the
baby was murdered and thrown there
in bag, the murdcrers believing that
the baby would be burned up with
the rubbish without even being dis
covered.
The daily sentinel., 1907-07-26
SHOPS CLOSED
Ry Assnclnted PressA

Philadelphia. July 2G.-All Kosher
butcher shops are closed today as a
result of yesterdays disorders over
Increased prices. All meat that was
not spoiled by the crowd of women
who poured coal oil over everything
in sight. has been turned over to the
dealers for storage.
The district is being strongly po-
Iced today.
The daily sentinel., 1907-07-26
SHE RETURNS
TO OLD WORK
lRy Associated Press. }

New York, July 26.-Mrs. Rose
Seton Stokes, wife of the million
aire, has decided to return TO the
field of journalism. Mrs. Stokes be-
gan her womanhood as a cigar maker
educated herself, and entered the
journalistic field. Later she married
MIR. Stokes but so tired of social gay
etics and the glare surrounding those
great fortunes, she has
decided to take up her old work.
The daily sentinel., 1907-07-26

A marriage license was issued this
afternoon to Edgar Dittman, of Mesa,
and Miss Hilda Severson, of Culi-
bran, and the marriage was perform
ed at the Christian church today. Both
the young people are well known and
very popular in the Plateau valley.
The daily sentinel., 1907-07-26

Several strings of fine horses reach
ed here last night from the Overland
Park in Denver and will go in train
ing at the fair grounds for the com
ing county fair. That big 81 900
Grand Junction handicap is looking
good to all western horsemen.
The daily sentinel., 1907-07-26
QUEEN HELENA
fRy Associated Press.l

Rome. July 2G.-Queen Helena is
reported as in an interesting condi-
ton. An accouchment is expected
within three months. There are three
children in the royal family at pres
emf