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LID" IS CLOSED,
EMPLOYEES SAY,
ABOUT TALKING
Famous Order Was Not
Issued a Year Ago,
as Stated.

Following the election Of the two
japanese spies from the Washington
Navy Yard, Admira; Leutze, the COM
mandant OF the yard. has renewed his
precautions so as to insure that no one.
japanese or American, can take any
photograph. or make any SKETCH or
take any note OF anything on the in
SIDE of any shop or building IN the sr-
tire Va ID.
As a demonstration OF the truth OF its
statement that Admiral Leutze, imme-
diatcly after the election OF the spies,
issued an order for0iddinR ali sketch
ing and drawing OF the works IT. the
yard. Ths Times sent a photographer 10
the yard today 10 take photograph OF
the famous order against photographs.
which was issued on June p. 1907, and
which now hangs in many Of the navy
yard buildings.
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At a recent meeting OF Potomac
Council. No. 20. Junior United American
Mechanics. the following officers were
elected: William A. Allen, junior past
councillor; II. n. Robey, councillor; J. c.
Folin. vice councillor; c. II. Summers,
recording secretary; J. w. Arnett
financial secretary; W. T Taylor, treas
Erer: John Poole, warden: A. d. Scheele,
inside sentinel; J. w. Blackman, outside
sentinel: J. w. Milstead and William B.
Alien; S NJ. Dixon, chaplain.
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Mrs Ella Reckert. of Hagerstown, is
yisting Mr.. and Mrs. George c. Reck-
ert, of 3I30 Dumbarton avenue.
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Philip Mclean and Alfred Houghton,
two Georgetown boys, left last week in
the gasolene launch Alice to spend a
week camping on the lower Potomac.
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II is reported that the chemical engine
which for a number Of years has been
housed IN a frame building at Cleveland
Park, is to be moved to Good Hope,
D. c., where a separate house will be
provided for It. This change was made
because OF the location Of the engine
IS believed to be sufficient protection
It has been decided by the Capital
Commercial College and Stenographic
Institute. which occupies the old wagga-
man mansion at Thirty-third and o
streets, TO turn the surrounding ground
into a public playground for the benefit
OF the children of Georgetown. It is
itated a fiying-horse machine will be
erected for the amusement OF the chill
dren.
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Numerous complaints have been mace
10 the police of Georgetown of chewing
gum slot machines having been broken
open and the money stolen. The fol-
lowing made reports CT machines bzv-
ing been broken open some time early
Saturday morning; w. II. Fisher, 1271
Wisconsin avenue; 3. K. Baker. 400
Wisconsin avenue; w. J. O'Donnell,
Wisconsin avenue and street; Pride s
drug store, Twenty-eighth and p
streets, and Steiler's drug store, Twen-
ty-ninIh and o streets.
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Nourfsh away wrinkles lines, and bienishes
with Satin skin cream and powder.
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Kodak Films, Developing and Printing.
Krouse's, 80 Ninth ST NV.
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z. T. Simpson reported to the police
Of the Seventh precinct that some one
had entered his store, 1888 NJ street
northwest. by a rear door on the night
OF July II and had opened the safe and
stolen from s. to $40 in change
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Order Not Year Old.

Admiral Leutze. when seen Ey the
Photographic. explained that no one is
allowed to sketch or photograph any
thing on the inside of any building or
shop in the yard Being unable TO allow
the photographer 20 make the photo
graph in the yard. the admiral finally
gave him a copy Of the order. which, It
was said at the Navy Department, was
issued a year ago.
II is reproduced herewith, showing its
date Of June p, 1907, short time after
the election Of the Japanese spies.
Admiral Leutze sits in his Office today
as the only person in the Navy Yard
competent TO talk about the incidental
election Of the spies.
He put the lid on the yard this morn
Ing. BY his verbal orders no man in
the yard will discuss further the affair
In any way. Employees. who talked
freely of the election Of the spies Sat
urday and yesterday, had to content
themselves TODAY with:
THE admiral will tell you about it.
We can't talk
Admiral Leutze denies that the Incl
dent, or anything like il, ever occurred.
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Benz. R. Coles & Co., UphOlstering Of all
kinds. Slip covers. 500 eth nv. II. S5lS-
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Question Of Discretion.

1t was pointed out at the Navy De-
partment today that the admiral, recog-
nizing the resentment the Japanese ma
ton might feel at the election Of two
of their eIIow-eountrymen from the
yard, would naturally feel that, in this
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Beavers Choice Lager Beer,

"A bottles, soc; rebate on bottles. 10C-
Phone VI 5l92- Beavers, 423 ~ St sw.
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The Ranch, 5O7 F St. n. ".

Hot Tamales and Chile
Open TIL % nights. Phone NJ 577s-K.
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A called meeting OF O'Kane Council,
Catholic Benevolent Union. VIII be held
at St Mary-s Hall IN South Royal
street, this evening 20 take action on
the death OF Leo J. Ewald-
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will be held tomorrow morning al 9
/ O'Clock from st. Marys Church. The
/ Rev. Father Kelly VIII sing a requiem
mass. and the burial viii be in St
I Mary's Cemetery.
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In Drinking Water or MIX Put a Little

RED DRAGON SETTER every day.
Prevents typhoid. Indigestion, ReaGache.
VIII surely keep you well. 10 CentA
The Tupelo journal., 1907-04-26

WILL KELLY, Sheriff and Tax Collector.
The Tupelo journal., 1907-04-26
Snrial ann 3~BrrHnnal

Mrs. Parker was hostess Of the AS
You Like 1t club on Tuesday. A pleas
ant afternoon was spent playing games
Mrs. w. P. Long won the first prize
and Mrs. Elkin the consolatie n. A de.
licious salad course was SCI we'd. The
club will meet next with Mrs. Richie.
Mr.. John w. Thompson, OF Chicago,
special representative of Geo. P. Bent,
manufacturer of the celebrated Crown
pianos and organs, was in Tupelo the
/, past week, the guest Of Mr. Ell. Skip
per, of the firm of Skipper & Lawrason
our progressive music dealers, who han
de these well known instruments. Mr..
Thompson paid the Journal a call while
here and we found him to be a mos
affable, courteous gentleman. He il
most favorrbly impressed with our lit
tie city and noted specially the evi.
dence of push and enterprise manifested
by u people.
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Reduced Rates to Texas and
Territories
Via Frisco and Connections.

Round trip Homeseekers tickets on
sale early first and third Tuesdays.
Cheap one way Colonist Tickets on sale
every Tuesday. For further informa-
ton call on
w. o. MCLEAN, Agent,
Tupelo, Miss.
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Mason sells it for less.
w. C. T. u. Meeting.

The w. C. T. u. met at the residence
of Mrs. Cary Wood on Thursday after
noon, April 18th, at $3.50 O'Clock. The
president called the meeting to order
and the devotions were conducted by
Mrs. J.. R. Frazer. Following is the
program;
| Minutes by Recording Secretary.
Round Table Study, conducted by
Mrs. w. J. Hawkes..
Report of L. T. L.. Work, Mrs. Brooks
| Marmon.
Mrs. Marmon reported the organiza-
ton of the Loyal Temperance Legion
on the fourth Sunday in March with a
membership of forty-fiye.
Teachers appointed were Mesdames
John Allen, Julia Blair, Cora Gentry, C.
p. Long, J. S. Bean, G. T. Francis.
Mrs. lone Tucker. organist; Miss Hattie
ee Hood, chorister; Misses Cunning
ham and Clifton ushers. The fourth
Sunday in each month was set apart for
thesemeetings. The mothers are urged
to see that their children attend them.
when Jackson Went Dry" original
poem by Mrs. w. j. Hawkes.. After
reading this poem Mrs. Hawkes. was
elected w. C. T. U. poet.
Victories in Southwest Virginia, Mrs.
j S. Bean.
w. C. T.U. at Jamestown Exposition,
Mrs. Brigance.
Report of Drinking Fountain COM
mittee.
Mrs. Blair, chairman of drinking
fountain committee reported that the
committee was ready to order the foun-
tain, the money being on hand to make
first payment. Picture, price, etc. of
fountain were given. The chairman
al o reported that the city board had
generously offered to furnish water and
lights free and had given their permits
sion to place the fountain at the inter-
section Of Main and Spring streets.
: Subscriptions to the drinking fOun-
tain were called for and several in
creased their former subscriptions and
some new subscriptions were given.
Ways and means of raising money for
above fund were discussed.
The Union was glad to have Miss Led
better, of Texas, as its guest.
Mrs. Wood was assisted by Mrs.
Johnson in receiving her guests to whom
she served delightful cream and cake.
The next meeting will be with Mrs. j.
S. Bean on May 9th, at which meeting
it will be our pleasure to have as an
honored guest our State president, Mrs.
F. Clark, of Okolona. A large attend
ance is requested and expected.
The Round Table Study will be Neal
Dow.
MRS. B. M. DILLARD,
Recording Secretary.
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Mason cuts the price.

FOR SALE-A fine mare, seven
years old. w. C. Black, Tupelo.
Buy your stock food from C, A
Wyatt he keeps the best.
Don't forget to call at G.. A. Myatt's
for your Fancy Groceries and Queens
ware.
For Sale-A good old style square
| piano, cheap for cash
BROOKS NORMAN
A good supply of Hay. Corn, Bran,
Cotton Seed Hulls and Meal.
ASA w. ALLEN co.
Itch cured in 80 minutes by Wool
ford's Sanitary Lotion. Never fails.
Sold by Pound, Kincannon & Elkin.
Wanted-Person to travel in home
territory; salary So. so per day and ex-
penses. Address, j. A Alexander, 125
Plymouth Place, Chicago, Ill.
400 Buggies and Surries and 500
| Wagons bought for this years trade.
Will sell low for cash or take any kind
of Live Stock or Farm Produce.
ASA w. ALLEN co.
For Sale-One John Deere buggy,
been in use about six months, has been
well kept and will sell at a very reason
| able price. For particulars call on j..
E. Bostic at Saltillo.
Warted-A good reliable man to sell
monumental work in Lee county; must
be a hustler, and we'll recommended,
good pay to good man, call or write,
JOHN H. HEATH,
New Albany, Miss.
We have a large stock of Avery's
Labor Saving Agricultural Implements,
also Mowers and Rakes. 1t will pay
you to see US before you buy.
ASA w. ALLEN co.
For Sale-House and lot on Broad
way, known as the DR. Goodlett place.
House contains six rooms, with all
modern conveniences, terms half down
balance to suit purchaser. Apply to
Dozior Anderson.
/ have purchased the pump business
formerly owned by z A. Herndon and
will take pleasure in furnishing the
public with anything in my line. | also
make a speciality of boring wells and
solicit your patronage All work done
promptly.
FOR SALE-Tupelo Cotton Mill
Stock. Will sell thirty-fve shares.
Make best cash offer for all or part of
it. Splendid investment, good security.
Out Of town partyneed eds money. Apply
to D. E. Turner, Farmers Bank and
Trust Co., Tupelo. Miss.
WATER OAK STOCK FARM
still have on hand about Is bushels OF
fine Floradora Long Staple Cotton Seed
at 75c per bushel in ten bushel lots.
Less than ten bushels $1.O0 per bushel.
Eggs from pure strain :. u. Brown
Leghorns at $1.00 per setting OF IL eggs
S. B. McCORD, Verona, Miss,
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Spectacle. at Opera
House Friday, May 3.

Mrs. Ollie Jones, of Aberdeen, with
her company Of professional and local
PLAYERS. will present this play at the
opera house next Friday evening, May
3rd. It is said to be a very beautiful
and attractive play in which all OF our
business firms are mentioned,
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Non Resident Notice

State Of Mississippi:
To Anne Williams and all Of the I'M
known heirs of Rosa Hickmond, de-
ceased, defendants;
You are commanded to appear before
the Chancery Court of the county of
Lee. In said state,eon the Bird Monday
Of Sept, A. D., 1907, to defend
the suit in said Court of Leonard 7.
Wesson ct al, wherein you are defend
ants.
G. w. LONG, Clerk.
Boggan& LeAke, Sol, Compt.
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Decoration Day at Baldwin on
Nav 10th,

Decoration Day will be observed at
Baldwin on May the 10th. Mrs. F. M.
Slavery will receive and forward all
flowers sent to her for the occasion. as
was the custom of Mrs. P. M. Slavery
before her death. All parties wishing
to send flowers from here should send
them in to Mrs. Slavery not later thar
the 9th.
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FRISCO SYSTEM
CT pOTINn

EASI BOUND
No. 2O3 N. Y. Limited, due 11.45 p. M
No. 2O5 Southeastern Llmtd II. 06 a. m.
No. 207 Aberdeen & Memphis
Accommodation Ar. 800 p. m.
Alabama Accommodation 1926 a. m.
WEST BOUND
No. 204 Frisco Limited, due 1852 a. m.
No. 2O6 Southeastern Lin 4.57 p. m.
No. 2O8 Aberdeen & Memphis
Accommodation, Ar. 6.10 a. m.
No. 212 Mississippi Accom-. lib pm.
w. O. MCLEAN. Agent.
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TAX LIST.

THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI, Lee County.
l. Will Kelly sheriff and tax collector rim and for said county, Will oHer the
following described lands for sale at the court house door in the town ofT q 1pe1
within legal hours, same are delinquent for state and county taxes 1906, and
will be sold pursuant to law and the order of the Board of Supervisors IN such
casesm made and provided t. pay said taxes and all costs. to-Wit.
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on the first Monday of May. 1907, the same
within legal hours, same are delinquent for
will be sold pursuant to law and the order of
cases made and provided to pay said taxes an
John Hendricks, store lot 60x90 # sw cor sci
Riley Davis, col la vacant lot sw cor OF nw4
Geo. Pearce col la res lot sw cor nw1
Dan Word la vacant lot part sw4
Marian Murphy IA sw cor swl
10 Hampton 50a NV cor sci
Charlie Burge 160a sw4
Charlie Burge 160a sci
T B Strickland or unknown 10a NV cor nw4
Nancy Ford 70a ssside swl
Charlie Burge goa nj nw4
w NJ Cunningham nw4
w II Holmes la mid pit n si9e WI of mel
Story Williams res lot 3, 4, 8, 10 blk B.. swl
j S Looney 36a n side Sd ne4
Ella Brooks la res lot se3
S p Clayton lot 20 B 9 SET
Emma Owens res in mel 81 lot Il mel
Unknown 10a e end nj sci
Florence Floyd la near Sc cor ne4
w M Caffee res n pit lot 3 sw4
Minnie Forbes la vacant lot sci
Mrs ] Bancroft LA sw pit mel
G G Reynard goa W side n end sW4
Tom Bell or unknown Ga part set of nwa
w Fl Monaghan sw4
VIII Crum la n side ne2
Munford Grice 5a Sc cor sw3
Willie Lyons ia NV cor mel
Julia Tolbert res lot S side nw1
Masonic Hall res lot r R resv sw1
This 4th day of April, 1907.
$50 TT IN
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Mason sells it for less, he cuts the
price.
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TIME OF TRAINS At
TUPELO.
SOUTHBOUND.
No / Express daily " 11:27 p m
No 8 Havana Linn daily w : GIT a m
No 5 Express daily ly 1925 a m
No II (Week days. Nv 800 p m
NORTHBoUND.
No 2 Express daily w $40 a m
No4 Havana Linn daily w : 7:27 p m
No 6 Express daily Nv 500 p m
No IL week days. w 1925 a m
z. ". TAYLOR, JNo. M. BEALL,
General Manager, General Passenger Agent,
MOBILE. ALA. ST. LOUIS, NC
The daily sentinel., 1907-02-07

The thimble party given on Tues
day afternoon by Mrs. John Brain
erd and her daughter. Miss Gladys,
at their home on North Seventh street
proved to be one of the pleasantest
afternoon social functions given dur
ing the past month. The guests were
most charmingly entertained.
John Humphreys. who as announc-
ed exclusively In the Sentinel yester-
day. was seriously hurt in a prema-
ture explosion on the Redlands Irrl-
cation project, is some better today
and his friends hope for his ultimate
recovery without permanent serious
disablement.
In the special election held at As
pen Tuesday to decide whether The
taxpayers wished to extend the fran
chise of the Castle Rock Water com
pany for = g years, with a reduction
of 81 per cent in the present water
rates. only 1S4 votes We're cast OF
this number 1926 were for granting
new franchise while IS were against
chise while 5S were against.
Dr. Newell Dwight Hills, the fam
Gus preacher and lecturer win arrive
in Grand Junction at noon on Satur-
day from Denver and will be heard
at the Congregational church in the
the evening. In order to accommo-
date the many business men who
hold season tickets and desire to hear
DIR. Hills. the lecture will not begin
until about nine o'clock.
NJ. II. Loeiiler, the clothing man,
left last night on No. G for Chicago,
New York and other eastern markets
to watch the latest styles in spring
clothing and otherwise prepare him
self for the spring trade. During his
absence he will visit his aged mother
whom he has not seen for fifteen
In Europe and came to America. His
mother came to this country about
two years ago and now resides in
New York City. Mr.. Loefiier will be
in the east about three weeks.
II is reported that the west room OF
the new Miller block will be occupied
| by the G. V. Store. when the build
ing is completed. The G.. V. Store
has beene located in the Reed block
since its first opening up three years
ago. The new building will afford
Messrs. Detch and Morgenthau much
larger quarters for their constantly
increasing business. The other room
of the Miller block has not, so fai
as can be learned, been leased. Work
on the block Is progressing rapidly
and It win be completed within q per.
iod of a few weeks.
1t is announced that the Denver
& Rio Grande is aiding the state
in stocking the streams along the RiC
Grande lines with trout. A circu
lar issued by the road states thai
during the year 1906 the state ant
national hatcherles planted over s..
600, 900 trout In the waters contig
uous to the line of the Denver ant
) Rio Grande. II is expected that dur
Ing the present year between 5000,
0OO and 100000 Will be plant
ed. During the last year 1.555,OOC
trout We're planted in the GunnisoI
river and its tributaries. and 9S2,00t
were planted in the tributaries o
the Grand river near Glenwoo,
Springs. In the Grand Mesa lake
100000 small fry trout We're placed
Brook, native and rainbow are tn,
principal species planted.
The daily sentinel., 1907-02-07

The following are new books at
the library added during the past
month
Converse, Lost Gold Mine"
Hoyt, "Barbara's Heritage"
Ray, Teddy: Her Book"
Twain, "Huckleberry Finn"
Wells, Foreman Jennie"
Taggart, "Six Girls and Bob"
Standish, Captain Jack Lorimer."
Rhoades, "Polly's Predicament."
Madison, "Maides of Salem Town"
Sage, Little Daughter of the Revo-
luton"
Baum. John Dough and the Cherub''
"Aesop's Fables
ADULT FICTION
Gates. "Plow Woman"
Seawell. "Rock of the Lion"
Doyle, "Sir Nigel"
Ballet, Far Horizon"
Ford, Janice Meredith"
'Pansy" "Sevenfold Trouble"
Beach. Partners"
Hardy, Tess of the D'Urbervilles.
Ellis, Barbara Winslow."
Baker. Cast up by the Sea"
MISCELLANEOUS
Holly, Samantha VS., Josiah"
Ingelow, "Poetical Works"
Chaucer, "Poetical Works"
Richards, art of Right Living" "
Taylor, Early History of Mankind
Sayce, Ancient Empires of the East
Chesterton, "Heretics."
Grams unrivalled atlas of the world
The daily sentinel., 1907-02-07

A. L. Briggs. of salida is in the
city.
Alfred r. Jaynes has attractively
fitted up his new Office in the build
ing of the Mesa Paint and Wall Paper
company. II is n good location for
a ticket brokers' office.
Mr.. and Mrs II. n Wagrum. of
San Francisco. came in this morn
ing on No. 4 and will remain in the
city until tomorrow. They are guests
at the La Court
Two men were arrested on
the drunk and disorderly charge last
night and were arraigned this morn
ing in police court. They We're as
sessed the usual fines and costs
Some people are wondering just
where the audience at the opera
house on Tuesday night was located
II IT filled the house from "garret to
dome" as another paper stated.
The handsome brick rooming
house of Miss wright's on Colorado
avenue near Third street, Is just
about completed. IT is one of the
finest and best equipped rooming
houses ever erected in the city.
Reports from Utah and from rail-
road men state that there have been
exceedingly heavy SHOWS along the
Rio Grande Western and as re-
suit several of the branch roads of
| the Western have been completely
blockaded. -.
A rehearsal of the big home tai
ent play, Union Depot for One Day"
10 be presented by fifty people of st.
Matthews church was held last uight
Excellent progress is being made
with the production. Leon J. Chap
man has charge of the rehearsals.
City Marshal o'Neil, since the
opening of his campaign against
worthless and vicious dogs has killed
on an average of four or five dogs a
day. He is careful not to kill any
valuable or good natured dogs but
only makes away with those that are
known to be vicious and against
whom complaints have been filed
The dog campaign is proving very
! effective under city Marshal o'-Neil'i
direction.
The daily sentinel., 1907-02-07

d. b. Haggerty. of ouray. is in
town today.
Frank p Tanner is down today
from Ouray.
II. E. ViclSery returned last night
from his trip to Aspen.
q. NJ. Dewey. of Alblno, Idaho, is
new conner to the city.
Read the great adv. of the G. j.
Brokerage company Thursday.
Il. l.. Roberts. of Lexington. Neb-
raska, is a new arrival in Grand juno
tlon.
The Knight Templars had busy
meeting last night at the Masonic
hall.
No. was three hours late this
morning. All other trains were be-
hind time
Interest In and enthusiasm over
the Y. NJ. G. A. movement continues
TO grow apace.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. II. GoodinG, OF
Boulder, are spending n few days
with friends in the city.
Mrs. d. NJ. Landreth arrived in the
city last night from Price. Utah. and
is the guest of friends.
Rev. James A. Becker and wife
will not return from their trip in the
northwest for about three weeks.
William Henry Cox, of London
England, was guest at the st. Regis
last night while en- route to the fal
west
All the local hotels are filled tt
overlooking last night again The
tourist and commercial travel Is very
heavy Just now.
The court room in the county court
house. has been repainted and decor
ated during the past week and the i'm
provement Is very noticeable indeed
Two Candidates. Samuel Gour-
ley and DR.. LaVerne Williams were
given the third degree at the meet
ing Of the Knights Of Pythias las
night.
Mrs. S. w. Neel. who has been Wis
itlng with Mrs. STREET. for some tim,
has gone to DeBeque to visit with hel
daughter. Mrs. II. w. ostrom, be
fore returning to Grand Junction.
Grand Valley News.
The daily sentinel., 1907-02-07
TO BUILD THE CHURCH
Preliminary Efforts Looking Toward
Fine New Edifice for
st. Matthews.

Some time ago the Sentinel an
nounced that efforts were being made
looking toward the erection of new
church building by the parishonerss
of st. Matthews. These efforts are
beginning to crystalize.
Last night there was n meeting
at the church and a preliminary
church building committee was ap-
pointed TO lay plans and definitely
consider the erection of new church
edifice to supercede their present out
grown structure.
The committee consists of Vestry-
men Warner, LaCoste, Nearing, Tay-
lor. Lescano, Northrup and Rev. c.
w. G. Lyon.