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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-07

haa been accused Of initiating Iul
TAP Edwards. but the only marked
al4lilaflo noticeable last might was
lnl the quality which each wcayca
into his compositions. TNe much
tnlked OF aTntem Pole song
Naughty Little oi.ady. Song Of
ihf Rifles" Rainbow ana This
III Pnrty or the Second. Part. ="
"Motha3 DID and the beautiful
fl1ale ~ the first act. more after
TOP atpin Of pucoini'a Madam But
tetfls music than Edwards. are
worthy OF any mans opera.
pohn Cort has STAGED 'arhe Alas
kun gorgeously Even New York
had 20 praise the scenic and eos
tumic efiects. Opening with a
anowBtorm, tho scene shifts 60 a
miners claim. deliberately pictured
with hlulee box and running
wator, and then 10 the interior Of
an Alaskan home
The company. while not Of New
York callbor. iH above the standard
Of road excellence. and very we'll
hthtfA"NfNf ftfAfN MINDFUL - NlfAfN
did Singing aud acting in free.
easy. natural way. his conception
Of the title roll could scarcely be
improved upon Edward Martin.
dell. who sings the Totem Pole
sons, has a Bis, musical bass voice.
and an attractive personality which
even hts exaggerated acting fails 10
mar Agnes Cain Browns voice
stu has a tromolo. but her win.
sotnc ways make her an immediate
favorite Teddy Webb and Harold
Wizard bring many laughs IN the
comedy roles. and wore warmly re.
eeived last night
The chorus lie one OF the best
seen IN the west IN years. good
looks. dancing and finished vocal.
iEAuon being combined.
The Alaskan" viii be seen Ia
Tacoma again tonight and doubt.
less many more Seattle theRtor.
gocrH will take advantage OF the
chance 10 see the native son pro.
duet two months before II visits
lta place OF birth
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ENJOYING VISIT
ON The SOUND

After day spent In visiting ia
coma and Olympia. the Hawaiian
isSfla returned 20 the city last night
expressing Themselves rs delighted
with the entertainment they re-.
ceived In both cities
There will be no break In The
continuous social whirl that has
kept Thorn Eoing since they arrived
Ia Seattle as all their spare hours
are booked for receptions. dinners
aud dancing parties for tho rest
81 their stay Tonight the dark.
eyed ones will be the guests OF
honor az a reception given at the
butler annex by the Federation Of
Women's clubs. and musical treat
u promised Tomorrow they will
be the guests OF the Womona Cen.
tury club. and will attend the dane
ina party given by the Beta Theta
~ fraternity az the university.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-07

Eon, was arrested last night BY
fatrolmeu Hart and P0olmRn
charged with obstucting the
streets This makes the sixth time
the man has been arrested on the
same charge Emil Herman. an
other socialist with number or
previous arrests 10 HE credit. was
also taken into custody.
Mrs. Whitfield Dead.
Mrs Isabel g Whitfield. wife ~
Rev Or wiitaot whitfield. died
yesterday ~ the family residence.
so2e Woodland Park ay.. Of heart
trouble Mr. whitfield wac AZ one
time presiding elder % the Meth
odlst Episcopal Puget sound con
forcnre The funeral will be held
from the Ashury u y church. Ere
mont. az o'clock Sunday after
noon. y
suspect Arrested.
Suspected % having BEEN impll
esisd in the burglary OF Cone a
ssoinars grocery store. In North
Seattt4 several months ago. Geo
4 LEGS. a marine fireman. Il now
a pFisfner In the city Jail
Visit Navy Yard.
TheNhAmhor Of Commerce com
uhtieo recently appointed 20 80.
vsatigAte the Puget Sound navy
yard. and report on the needed im
provementa. went across the Sound
today IN execution OF the mission.
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THE ALASKAN"
GOOD SHOW

"rho Alaakan" IL good show
The best test of a comic opera
lien not ~ rules aud conventional
ties Of construction. but In whether
or not u h enjoyable The big
audience OF Tacoma and Seattle
theatorgoera which Witnessed the
hlotlfen- 0irard Cort comic op~fa IN
Tacoma last niaht enjoyed Il thor
oughly. exhibiting the happy frame
OF mind with which the Seattle
product was greeted by the heart.
Test laughter aud applause.
because The Alaskan" was
written by Seattle men and staged
by a Seattle impfcasario. Il must
not be- taken that the work IL ahao.
lutely faultleaH A novel story and
unique features are somewhat dis.
counted BY some little hesitation IN
the sequence OF events. and some
OF the humor il more suggestive
OF Teddy Webb than OF Joseph
hlothen. There In also an ocoa
slonally noticeable thinneaa IN tho
oFcheatration OF Girards tunefal
score. but 10 search for such gains
OF sand IN a gold mine OF good
things such as THE Alaskan"
would be supercrltical indeed.
Many Hxeeiienelss.
because THE Alaskan" came
out OF tho supposedly uneultured
west. New Workers shut their oysA
10 ita excellencies and these are
many. and xoaloualy sought for the
faults, Even Gilbert aud Sullivan
had faults. and Il IL not surprising
that something was found 10 fuss
about IN the Grandchildren work.
hut few OF the metropolitan sue.
ceases can boast Of half tho orig.
inaiisy. or half the solidi,y ot The
Alaskan" Joseph nlethon has
written book which has more
claim 20 novelty and originality
than that OF any comic opera OF
years and has made his work anpe
clally pleasing BY enhancing its ex.
.cellcncica with clever lyrica. soma.
thing too often lacking In the mu.
steal play.
Hirard'a music Is pretentions tie
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LOCAL FLASHES


When TO Pile.
Declarations Of candidates Tor
nomination for any city office must
DO filed with the city clerk any
time between December s and Jan.
uarY I 70 be In compliance with
The new primary Law. according 70
an opinion rendered by Corpora
lion Counsel Scott Calhoun.
investigating Other crtiss
In an effort 10 improve the char.
ter requirements regarding ASSESS
meuta for street improvements.
City Engineer Thomson has gone
10 Spokane % Investigate the I'm
provement laws of that city.
Case 10 Dropped.
because ~ HaWlsy had prrvi.
ously been tried and convicted On a
similar charge. tho attorney for
The seattio Humane society yestsr
DAY refused 20 accept the mAn a.
laror In the case instituted BY
the society against George Hoover.
charged with cruelty 20 anlmnin.
and The ease was dropped
Must Have cash.
A notice was yesterday received
By County Auditor James p. AZ
new from Il W Rose. state land
commissioner. to the effect that
hereafter an payments for state
land or leases must be made In
cpln OF currency
To survey Grounds.
J II Davis and Matt Piles. Of
the state board % couirui. we're
reEiatered a. the Arlington hotel
last niFht. on their way 90 Monroe.
where they wiil arrange for a sur.
yoy OF the state reformatory
grounds
Plan State Convention.
A state convention Of Afro.
Americans will be held romo time
this winter. and Il IL also planned
10 hold city convention for the
purpose o. taking an active part In
the coming municipal campaign.
Raise Cash Prizes.
The Seattle newaboys are 10
give a prise mask ball the evening
Of November % at Leschi park
The members Of the union arc tax
Ing great interest IN the coming
event, and already ti1b la cash
has been raised with when to pur.
chase prizes.
Army officer Wsda.
Harry lincoln Simpson. liouten
ant Of Third L s. infantry. was
united Ia marriage 90 Mias Ma
vhrra knutE at Trinity Parrish
church LAST night. the rector. Rev
u Gowen. officiating Tho bride
and groom left Immediately after
the ceremony for a months wed.
ding trip
olve First Entertainment.
The kellogg Halnca singing party
gave the first number Of this years
star course of entertainments 81
the new Y ~ G. A. building last
night. before an audience 81 100.
Milwaukee steps Survey.
Twelve surveyors who have been
working In CiRllam county on the
proposed line OF the Milwaukee
railroad west OF the Olympics. ~
turned TO Seattle yesterday They
state that they were ordered 20
quit work. NO reasons for the or
dors being given them
Socialists Arrested.
Thomas sladden. secretary 81 the
socialist party for the state OF Ore
aaaiaaaasa.aaaaa--as.aasaaa'a-
Leave Pier 9 10 see battleahlpa
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wife, from whom Qe parted soon
aueT sbeir marriage, on October
~, 1908 Il Ia stated On good an.
thority that those two will be re.
married by a Roman Catholic
priest az soon a. a dlnpenaatlon IL
secured, Osborne not having yet
become a Catholic Helen Malonoy
arrived &C the Meloney house ruca.
day Although al persons cen.
cssned maintain their policy Of Vt.
lN~cc " "a asserted that members
~ the Immediate family Ut Martin
Maloncy assembled here TO arrange
an adjustment OF the affaira cen.
tered around the marriage Of Helen
Maioney Go Claiborne.
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new BUILDING LAW
is c0NDE MINED

AZ smoker given BY the So
attic Builders Exchange last even.
ing in the Arcade Annex. the new
city building Law was roundly
criticized b. A. Warren Gould. a
prominent local architect. who de-.
eiared that many provisions OF the
law are simply prepostsrous. The
prohibition % using cement for
buildings over 10 stories IN height
gas cited a. one OF the errors ia
the nsw law. Gould recommended
concerted action 20 get the rcgula.
lions modlfleA
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-07

TOXIC. Nov THE Sc Louis
Baseball team. from Honolulu. 10.
day defeated tho Waseda Universe
~ tocam by a score ~ 10 0. An.
other great crowd witnessed the
game and intense enthusiasm WAS
displayed The Wasoda team Wis
ltod the United States some years
ago
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-07

CHICAGO Nov lit "a an.
uouncsd here that the Union Paclf
lc has arranged 20 retire from the
commercial coal business on Janu
AIRY 1 next
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-07

LONDON. Nov THE dispute
between the railway companies aud
their employees have been aottlUd
and there viii Be 90 strike The
settlement involves concessions by
both alaeN
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ROO - TO
RETIRE

WASHINGTON. Nov. f.-secre
tary Roots retirement from the
cabinet IL once more reported. this
time Il IL said on good authority
IN health Ia tho reason assigned
Tho secretary IL suffering from
both nervous and digestive
troubles Mr. Root wants not only
20 retire from public life. bat 70
take long rest FREQ from business
cares 81 ans sort.
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WILL REMARRY
HIS WIFE

PHILADELPHIA. Nov AR
thur Herbert Osborne. whose 70,
mantle marriage to Helen Maloney
became known recently when ahe
Was alleEed 20 have gloped With
Samuel Clarkson, a young English.
man. was a guest IN the Maionoy
home last night There he met hls
Turkish baths. under Grand the.
alter. sss
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The Best on Earth

To ease your nerves is Colts or
Smith a Wesson revolver We
have en- from 3i2 10 s22. also the
cheaper makes from 81 so to S.
THEODORE Wits a co,
zoos First Az $50
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Neckwear.

Beautiful copies o.
French models. in
pointed front styles.
prottily trimmed with
braids and buttons aud
finished with ruch
top. TN assorted color
combinations; soc val.
ues During this hour.
each .... .,.. SOC
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Hour Sale

The greatest Bargain day OF the week Every special
trip down Don't fail investigate Read carefully every
hour il sale
No Mail O p or Telephone orders filed for Hour
The right TO limit quantities
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Silk Caps.

children's Silk Caps,
tucked and ombroidcr
cd real beauties rex
ularly sold Tor soc
During this hour. each
...... .,......f3e
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Don't Build

Before gettins our rslmRtes on
plumbing and heating Modern fix
lures az fair prices q u BROWN
PLUMBING Co, eel Pine " 80
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-07

Generally speaking am Of tho
oplniou that Il IL advisable Go avoid
national partisanahip la the conald.
Grafton IT municipal or other strict.
ly local affairs We're this done
genvrally by ether parties | aai OF
tho opinion that II should Be done
by the democratic party.
hut the democratic party Is a
national party founded upon Ger.
tain broad democratic principles
and true democrats win az all
times keep those principles uppor.
most In view In local a. we'll as
general politlea Those principles
are az applicable 20 local as to gen.
eral politics How best 70 promote
the adoption Of these principles II
a matter 60 be determined hy the
counsel of those who believe In
them and desire their adoption"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-07

,,sred Rattle this morning
lpds, ,,e frst political guns ot enc
srrk'.a. . ~ movement in th' ~
~ I. .i, s,r'sanlsed seattle Democrat,
ea ssse he announced 'o "a
4 taa az The star chat hc Was
Vpl''s. ..S y ! candidate for toe
y e .,,e nomination Coz 'hc %
tsae.ss ,'.,er ludgc Rattle do
~ = ,As he has not considered
asvs 49, m hecomlug q candi.
- u's'' ~. uaminaileR and ls not
az Y, y, Il. the publicity efforts
sa.l 'l'. N his ftlenda and political
4 @aas .. y - ,he contrary notwith.
sasalAs s.neoncement has been an
las ~" X ne ranks of thc club.
$3.50 .s,ns spirits IN she oraanita.
e s ess,ss already bogun casiins
e'a 49, \, seme other available An.
49, u aemocratic candidate who
= VOW Nrsusht into The race
= 2 NJ aemocraiic leaders nov
Anqss m this connection arc
neasr ucElpy former proaecut.
ls1e ..,.,ses and exatiorney Tor
ms 800 ...esrn Pacific failrQad, and
,s s.. ss' aass y. Meicalt
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a.m IA nc sense a candidate
- nomination In The demo
~. ar.msfies. said ludge Battle
- sppFesched on the subject
: ~ At even considered the
....,slt,cn o. becoming a candl'
~ sea an not nov considering
! ~ x vel lntentioncd suggesilons
! wms q nay friends on the sub
y 3 the contrary notVilhstand.
IA / n0w view The situation
e.re ! ncshlng IN prospect which
~.,As influence me 20 become a
..sssa.,s and nothlng which calls
- re 70 Do SO
n ms remarks addressed a few
Avs sro % the Democratic club
~ Interpreted A. urging or al
,...sr ihai The democratic party.
ma. % a. 49,. H.fffa..t g..
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RATTLE WILL NOT
Be A CANDIDATE

under osistlng circumstances nom.
mate a atrasht party ticket they
were mlsondeutood What l said
and the meaning ! intended "a con.
Vcy was that democrats should at
an times lee studded Ia their action
ia reference 60 an political mat
tera hy fundamental democratic
principles I did net apply this
general principle 60 the local situa.
ton
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Silkolines.

Beautiful 80 Inch silko
lines sold the city
over for i5c aud zoe a
yard s5 new patterns
% choose from: ideal
for comforts During
this hour. a yard Zoe
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Corset Covers.

. o m c n's Beautiful
Fine Cambria Corset
Covers. a good value
at 2bc; trimmed with
hematitched ruffle;
regular Doc quality;
all sizes During this
hour. each .,...1lc
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Bath Towels.

200 Turkish Bath Tow.
els. mill seconds. n
thread dropped here
and there worth up
20 i2Mc each Dur
ing this hour. each
600. ...+. .....5c
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Cut Glass.

Cut Glass olive and Bon
Bon Dishes, IN hesuti
fui oblong shapes
rich rare cutting, reg
ularly sold at tlsS
During This hour. each
.... .... ....s1.3 80
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Shopping Bags.

large Size Fish Net
shopping Bags, excel
lent quality, always
25c During this hour,
each .... ......fae
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Leave Pier 2 to see battleshlps
go
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Law Pier 8 10 see battlesaips
go
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Kirnonos.

soH Cake Of Turkish
Bath Toilet Soap Dur
inE this hour. a cake
eco. ...... Re
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Moreen.

Beautiful s6-lneh skirt
ing Moreen. in black
only. regular 2ac
grade. During this
hour. a yard Use
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Pillow Tops.

Beautiful Tapestry Pii.
low Tops. IN a large
variety Of new de
signs: regularly sold
for sec each. During
this hour .......fSc
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Wings.

A splendid assortment Of
Wings In all colurs.
worth up 20 Tic. Dur
ing this hour. each
..... .... ....10e
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Remedies.

household Remedies,
such as witch Hazel.
Rose Water. Arnlca.
Glycerine. etc. put up
in 2oE bottles Dur
ing this hour. each
...... ..... BE
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Door Panels.

Beautiful Lace Door
Panels. full size. with
a large hand made
Hattenhcrg center.
piece; "A bargain at
soc During this hour
each ... .....2 zoe
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Girls Drawers.

Girls Canton Flannel
Drawers. Knickorbock.
or style. with hem
stitched ruffe. regu
lar 25c. During this
hour ... Zoe
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Petticoats.

Women's Fisnnelstte
petticoats. IN fitted
STYLES, made from
good. heavy material.
with mll nounce; our
special sec quality
During this hour S5c
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Women's 20 Inch SIX
and Lialo Covered
Umbrellas. IN a hand.
some assortment Of
gold filled and sterling
handles; regularly
sold for $500 During
this hour. each $3.50.
goo. .... .....S sos
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Irish Mail.

The Famous Irish Mail
Hand Car. latest mod
ell. regularly sold for
50 90 During this
hour. each ..Si.N9
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Bedspreads.

six9o-inoh Bedspreads,
In Mareeilles patterns
our special $500 grade.
hemmed. ready for
use. During This
hour. each ...SI.iS
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A beautiful lot Of Cut
Velvet Pillow Tops
IS designs 20 choose
from; regularly sold
for si&s During this
hour. each OSc
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Muslin.

36-ineh Heavy Unbleaoh-
ed Muslin; our heavy,
unbleached grade. reg
ular price a yard Sc,
during this hour. a
yard ....... 6iAe
The daily sentinel., 1907-08-09
ZIG PEANUT PLANTERS
HERE FROM THE SOUTH

There has been quite an interest
ing rarty of visitors at the La Court
hotel since yesterday noon. In the
party are w. C. Allen, f. NJ. Dover
and E. william Draublatz, of Ra-
mos. Louisiana, and Mrs S. NJ. Kir-
by, of Douglass, La, The three gem
tlemen are prominent planters of
the southern state and it is said that
they raise peanuts on a most ex-
itensive scale, harvesting immense
crops each season. Mrs. Kirby is al
so the owner of a big plantation.
The visitors are here for the pur-
pose of taking a thorough look over
the valley with a view of making in
vestments here. They were driven
through many of the orchards yes
terday and this morning. They are
most favorably impressed.
The party will leave the city this
evening.
The daily sentinel., 1907-08-09
BRUTAL ATTACK
MADE ON BOY TODAY
Passenger With AN Ungovernable
Temper, When accidental
ly Dashed with Water
Strikes Boy.

There was a wave of indignation
and anger of no little proportions
around the depot this morning when
Rio Grande train No. 4 from the west
was standing in the yards, and when
it became known that n burly man
had most brutally assaulted a small
boy with no reasonable provocation.
A boy of about fifteen years was as
sisting in the work of filling the wat
er tanks of each of the passenger cars
and preparing them for the days
journey across the state. The little
fellow accidentally allowed one of
the tanks to overflow and the water
dashed upon a man, a passenger on
the train, who was standing near.
In a seconds time the man lost his
temper and struck the innocent boy
terrific blow in the face. the upper
lip was frightfully cut and several
teeth were loosened and the boy
otherwise painfully injured. Immed-
lately after striking the boy the bru-
tai individual disappeared in one of
the many cars of the train. AS soon
as the attack became known among
the passengers and people and wait
ing at the station remarks anything
but complimentary to the assailant
were heard on every hand.
Chief of Police O'Neil was notified
and was soon on the scene. He walk
ed through the train with the boy
but the latter was unable to find the
man who had assaulted him. A num-
Der of berths were still unmade in
several of the sleepers and it is pos
sible that the man was hidden in one
of these but before the offer could
make a thorough search the train
was ready to start and the search
had to be discontinued, and the man
escaped justly deserved punishment.
The boy is not seriously hurt.
The daily sentinel., 1907-08-09
GOFF-LURVEY

Mr.. James w. Goff and Miss Myr-
tie Lurvey were married in this city
Wednesday evening at seven o'clock
by Rev. ]. NJ. P. Martin. Mr.. Goff
has charge of the Ramey pear or
chard where they will make their
home. He is a young man of busi-
ness thrift, and bids fair to become
one of our leading fruit growers.
While the bride belongs to one of the
best families in the Frultvale neigh
borhood. After leaving the public
school, Miss Lurvey took a two years
course in the Grand Junction business
college and by training and natural
gifts is well prepared for the task
of home-making. BE 1t ever so hum
BILE, there is no ulace like home. ="
This promises to be the beginning
of another sweet home. in which
peace and plenty love and joy shall
reign supreme.
The daily sentinel., 1907-08-09
WE'LL HAVE A GOOD DISPLAY

As usual Mesa county will have an
excellent display of fruit on board
the advertising car sent out to visit
state and county fairs in the east,
under the auspices of the Colorado
State Commercial association. Sec
retary Aupperle. of the local Chamber
of Commerce, has already forward
ed a large amount of advertising lit
erature to be distributed along the
route of the car and the display of
fruit will be arranged and forwarded
in ample time. 1t is expected that
the car will leave Denver about Aug
ust 22nd, and will make the Iowa
state fair first, then take in rev of
the Iowa district fairs. Many state
fairs will be visited and the car will
probably be out of the state about
two months. Grand Junction and the
Grand valley have profited well by
the advertising car in the past.
The daily sentinel., 1907-08-09
A Firemen's Tournament

No attraction that of the
celebrations this
fremens
Teams gathered here from all the rivalry
the
o
the highest
that
be
the fair this city
held successful
hemw wor
the old organization this city when
begin believe
attracting this would
The daily sentinel., 1907-08-09

]. E. Bayless, of Chansaoot, Kan
sas, father of Mrs. A. L. Gourley, ar
rived in the city last night and Will
spend number of weeks here visiting
the Gourley family. This is Mr.. Bay
less first visit to Grand Junction al
though he made a trip to Colorado
some fifteen years ago. He is a
citizen of the Kansas
town.
The daily sentinel., 1907-08-09
NEBRAsKANs COMING

H. d. Coe and Son will have a nun
Der of their Nebraska friends out here
during the winter to look at the val
ley with a view to locating. List
your land with them.
II. d. CoE & SON Over Union
Trust & Banking company.
The daily sentinel., 1907-08-09

A. w. Sowle, the popular young
barber is greeting his friends today
with a smile that is even more gem
ial than usual. At the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Sowle on last night IA visit
was paid by DR.. Stork and a fine
baby girl, tipping the beam at seven
pounds, was left to add brightness
and joy to the sowle home. The mo-
ther and little one are getting along
nicely.