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The daily sentinel., 1907-12-20
HURTS THE TOWN
Ninety Per Cent the Thousands Shade Trees Grand Junction Are Loaded Down
With Nests Of Cpa Greatly Damaging the Appearance the Streets and
YdsA Warning Sounded and the Citizens Should A-Ihe Remedy is
Easy the Situation is Serious -Cys Physical Reauy Danger

east thousands and thousands OF dol
lars have been spent III freeing the
shade trees of these pests, and when
once removed the pests are never al
lowed to get start again.
1t is not very hard to free tree
and keep 1t free of the caterpillars.
NOW is THE TIME TO START THE
WORK OF EXTERMINATION. and
II every citizen who has trees In his
yard or around his place will get
busy, and II the city authorities will
help. the trees can be freed of the
pests la very short time. without
heavy expense and without extensive
labor.
The best way to get rid of the nests
Is to burn them out. The nests burn
readily and quickly. and n man with
a lighted torch can clean up badly
afflicted tree In very short time and
the tree will not be injured.
You won't find many OF these cat
erpillar-ridden trees in the country
around Grand Junction. The fruit
growers and ranchmen keep their
trees clean. They burL the nests as
quickly as they appear.
Take a look at the reerettable con-
dition the shade trees of this city are
in today and the seriousness of the
menace and the magnitude of the i'm
proving change that can be made
with little effort, win at once be i'm
pressed upon you.
With the trees cleaned up. the ap-
pearance of the streets will be i'm
proved 1000 per cent II they are
not cleaned up NOW and the cater
pillars allowed TO pursue their filthy
and damaging course, what Will be
the outcome?
The daily sentinel., 1907-12-20

One of the most serious menaces
that has ever threatened the physical
attractiveness of Grand Junction has
grown and is growing to such an
alarming extent. apparently without
attention from the citizens and
doubtless unknown to the great ma
jority of the residents, that The Sen
tinel believes it Is time that the peo-
pie are aroused and that steps be
taken at once to do away with TINS
thing that is doing so much toward
marring the natural beauty of the
streets and yards of Grand Junction.
Today. owing to the neglect and
though tlessness on the part OF the
people. there is hardly a tree in
Grand Junction, and Grand Junction
is famous for its abundance of beau
ttful shade trees, that is not almost
oyerrun with the ugly, dirty unsight-
ly nests of caterpillars. Hundreds
nj the trees are literally loaded down
with these nests.
Take a walk along any street III
Grand Junction. either on Main
street or on any street north south
east or west of Main street and LOOK
up at the trees as you pass along
You will be astounded at what you
will see. You will marvel that thi'
menace to the thousands OF shau'
trees of Grand Junction, this bio
nm the city's physical and natura
beauty, has been allowed to grow
unnoticed and neglected from montl
. to month. You will be shocked a
the ugly, dirty appearance these pes
ridden trees are giving the street
and the door yards of the best tow
d in western Colorado
Has this "unsightly sight preseh
The daily sentinel., 1907-12-20

ed by the shade trees been entirely
unnoticed? No. During the past
month or two, or since the trees have
been robbed Of their leaves by the
winds of winter, these thousands of
dirty large nests of worms have been
most conspicuous. Not a few citi-
zens have noticed the appearance of
the trees, and, what is to be regret
ted. not a few visitors to the city
from other states. out inspecting the
city, have quickly detected the ugly
trees and have not been backward In
calling the matter to the attention
of local people.
This morning the local editor of
The Sentinel was taken for a drive
along a few of the streets of the city
by Mr.. Laurence Hynes, the well
known fruit grower, who was one of
the first to notice and deplore the
condition of the otherwise pretty
shade trees. and the newspaper man
was shocked at what he saw and had
no trouble in coming to the conclu-
sion that something should be done
and that at ONCE to remedy this de-
feet in the appearance of Grand
Junction.
In many of the trees, either bor-
derfng the streets or in the yards,
there are from fifty to one hundred
of these big caterpillar nests to the
tree. When the caterpillars once get
lodged in the trees they increase from
year to year If unmolested, and the
nests naturally grow In number un-
| I'll the tree Is finally almost overrun
whole limbs being covered from sea
con to season with the big cotton,
nests that kill of the leaves.
} In some of the big cities OF the
The daily sentinel., 1907-12-20

Reed, lately he has acquired several
more and now comes the announce
ment of the great orchard.
Thousands and thousands of dol
lars will be expended in improving
the land and planting the trees next
spring. Before IA tree begins to bear
an investment of S3OO,OOO will be
represented by the immense orchard.
Within the next year or two 400
acres of the big tract will be set to
apples and pears, and in time the
entire 1000 acres will be set to
fruit, probably all to be in apples
and pears.
For long period Mr.. Reed has
had this project In mind, and now all
The daily sentinel., 1907-12-20
MANY GRAND JUNCTIoNIrEs
MEET IN CALIFORNIA

A letter received this morning from
Wliiiam Bomgardner at San Diego.
cai.' tells Of meeting of a number
OF Grand Junction people for a DAYS
outing on the 18th. He says that
morning Mrs ]. o. Bradish, who is
known as one Of the residents of
tnis city when it was in its very In
tancy, had phoned to him that there
We're Line Grand Junction people
quartered at the Imperial hotel, and
ior himself and wife to join in trip
to Coronado Beach with them. Pres
ent were the Whitleys, the Carna-
hans. the Jacksons and others.
The daily sentinel., 1907-12-20
RUMORS OF GREAT
RAILWAY DISASTER

Especial to The Daily sentineI3
4. Ottawa, Ont, Dec. 20.-It I.
!. is rumored that bad smashup i.
i. occurred on the Canadian Pa X
i. cific at Sudbury early this i.
j. morning and that eighty per- i.
i. sons lost their lives. +.
j. Railroad officials here dis 4.
i. claim any knowledge of the i.
i. wreck. i.
j. Sudbury is about 40 miles i.
j. west of this city. I.
j. + i. i. i. i. i. i. i. 1. 1. + !. f.
The daily sentinel., 1907-12-20
DIAMOND COMPANY
ENLARGES RESERVE
(By Associated Press.)

London, Dec. 20.-A deferred div
ldend of the DeBeers Consolidated
Mines Company (Ltd.). was passed
today.
Owing to the unfavorable outlook
of the diamond trade. restriction OF
purchases in America since the hnah-
cial disturbances and the dumping
of large quantities of the stones
on the market in recent months, the
company decided that 1t was neces-
sary to strengthen its reserve.
In order to maintain prices, tel
egram from Kimberley says tha'
work in the diamond mines has beer
restricted to five days per week.
The daily sentinel., 1907-12-20
SECRETARY TAFT IS
BACK HOME
AGAIN
(By Associated Press.)

New York, Dec. 2O.-Secrctary
Taft arrived here this morning on
II Journey around the world. He was
accompanied by Mrs. Taft and his
son Charles.
~ have been away from the Unit
ed States 100 days, and so do not
feel competent to discuss matters of
public interest,"" said the secretary.
He added that he expected "to have
hfs nose to the grindstonc" for some
time with departmental duties.
Secretary Taft left this afternoon
for New York City.
The daily sentinel., 1907-12-20
TO PLANT 1000
ACRES IN TREES
Werner Reed Announces the Making of the Greatest Orchard the
Valley Of the randall to be in Apples and Pears-May
Cost $2O00OO

Werner q. Reed, the we'll known
colorado Springs capitalist who al
ready has such extensive interests in
1rand junction and the Grand val
ley, announces that he will plant the
second largest orchard in Colorado
In this valley the coming spring, and
the orchard will be the largest and
greatest ever planted in the valley of
the Grand.
One thousand acres of rich land in
the neighborhOod of Iona, in the
lower valley have been purchased by
Mr.. Reed and the Reed Investment
Company. Several tracts in that sec
tion have long been held by Mr..
The daily sentinel., 1907-12-20
CHARGES DISMISSED
BUT BANKERS RE-
ARRESTED
(By Associated Press. !

San Francisco. Dec. 2O.-The
charges of embezzlement against ].
Dalzell Brown, the former general
manager of the California Safe De-
posit 4 Trust Company, and w. ].
Bartnett, the former director in that
institution. involving securities of the
Colon estate. were dismissed this
morning by Judge Dunno.
The men were Immediately rear
rested on bench warrants on indict-
ments for the same charges returned
by the grand jury yesterday. The
arguments were set for December "a.
The preliminary hearing of Presi-
dent David F. Walker has been set
for a week from today.
The daily sentinel., 1907-12-20

arrangements have been practically
completed.
The orchard will be located miles
northeast of Iona and about II
miles from Grand Junction. The land
is beautifully situated and the soil
is fine.
There is no question as to the sue
cess of the growing Of apples and
pears in that section Of the county.
This great orchard will do much
toward pushing the development of
that section of the valley.
No man has more faith In Grand
valley than Mr.. Reed and this great
orchard will be another evidence of
this faith.
The daily sentinel., 1907-12-20
TAKING THE BODIES
FROM DEPTH OF
Mine
(By Associated Press }


Jacobs Creek, Pa, Dec. Coup
to II o'clock today but six bodies
had been removed from the Darr
mines, the scene of yesterdays ex-
plosiOn.
Many more disfigured and begrim-
med bodies have been located, ana
the work of the rescuers is progress
ing well, with fans working and no
fire in the mine.
The exact number OF victims Is
still uncertain; but there is no rea-
son to change the earlier estimates
of at least two hundred.
The cause of the explosion Is SUI
unknown.
The daily sentinel., 1907-12-20
JOHN MITCHELL L
STRICKEN VERY
ILL TODAY
(By Assoclated Press. ,

Indianapolis, Ind, Dec. 20.-John
Mitchell, president of the United
Mine Workers of America, was taken
seriously i'll today while attending
joint conference of the miners and
coal operators at the Claypool ho-
tel.
He was taken to his room COM
planning of pains In the side where
recent operations for assesses were
performed. A priest and a physician
were hastily summoned.
Later after an examination the
physician pronounced Mr.. Mitchell in
n serious though hot necessarily crit
ical condition.
The daily sentinel., 1907-12-20
The DAY IN The
PETTlBONE TRIAL
fRy AssocIated Press. }

Boise, Ida. Dec. 20.-The cross
examination OF young Charles Ne
vile was concluded this morning in
the Pettibone trial.
Attorney Darrow was present in
court but took no part in the pro-
ceedings.
The witness said he was kept with
a detective constantly when brought
to Boise. but had never told his en-
tire story until on the witness stand.
He was then excused.
The state introduced an article In
the Miners Magazine to show the
enmity of the federation against
Bradley.
The daily sentinel., 1907-12-20
REFUSES TO
RECOGNIZE
THE FEDERATION
Mine Owners Willing to Re-
ceive Hilton as Individual
0nly--Latter Wires
Roosevelt Trouble Likely.
(By Associated Press }

4 Goldfeld. New. Dec. 90 j.
i. The Mine Owners Association i.
I. today refused to recognize the i.
!. Western Federation of Miners j.
4. as labor organization or to i.
1. deal with the local miners un- i.
i. ion as body. Il
+ + X -. j.
A reply to the letter asking for a
conference with Attorney o. N. Hill
ton was received by Hilton this
morning saying that the executive
committee of the Mine Owners AS
sociation would be pleased to re-
ceive him as an individual. but that
1t was the decision of the mine own
ers to ignore the Western Fedora
ton in future consideration of the
trouble.
Thus ends in failure the mission
of Attorney Hilton. who came from
Denver delegated by President Moy-
er to effect compromise with the
mine owners If possible.
Attorney Hilton Immediately wired
President Roosevelt saying that his
offer of compromise had been re-
fused and asserting that the commits
sion sent here by President Roose-
welt to investigate the labor situa-
ton was hearing but one side of the
case.
Attorney Hilton accuses the mem-
bers of the commission with being
prejudiced in favor of the mine own
ers.
The detectives of the Mine Own
ers' Association left here late last
night to meet at some point north
of here train bearing a number
of strike breakers who are coming
from California and who are expected
to reach here late this afternoon.
Trouble is feared wheL they arrive.
The daily sentinel., 1907-12-20
WILL GIVE A BANQUET.

The members of the Masonic lodge
last night decided to hold one OF
their famous banquets during the
month of January.
All Masons and their wives will
be invited. and the widows of de-
ceased members will be the especial
guests.
The new officers were installed and
light refreshments were served after
the business was transacted last
night.
The daily sentinel., 1907-12-20
CHOATE SAYS GIVE
ONE-TENTH To CHARITY

New York. Dec. 20.-Joseph II.
Choate today in an address at tho
annual meeting OF the State Charity
Aid Association advocated adherence
to the old Mosaic law and that about
one-tenth of all property be given to
charity.
The daily sentinel., 1907-12-20
HARTMAN WINNER
OF THE FIRST
VICTORY
(special 10 INC sentinelD. }

Chicago, Dec. 20.-E. II. Hartman.
won an important victory over Stuy-
vesant Fish in the fight for the con-
troll of the Illinois Central railroad
when Judge Ball determined to post
pone the annual meeting of the
stockholders and election of officers
of the road until March 21, 1908.
Chicago, Dec. 20.-The stockhold-
ers' meeting of the Illinois Central
railroad adjourned today until March
2 In accordance with an order made
by Judge Ball.
The arguments involving the right
to vote stock held by the Union Pa
cidc railroad was continued in the
superior court.
The daily sentinel., 1907-12-20
HE KILLED
THE BROKER
THEN HE SUICIDED
Startling Tragedy, With Prom
inent Men as Principals,
Occurred in New York To-
day--Man Crazed by Heavy
Losses
(Ry Associated Press. !

New York, Dec. 2O.-J. II. Oil
piant, II prominent broker, this af-
ternoon WINS shot three times and
probably fatally wounded by an un-
known man in front of No. 20 Broad
street.
The man who fired the shots inn
mediafeiy committed suicide.
The shooting occurred at the of
fees of James II. oliphant & Com
The daily sentinel., 1907-12-20
BIG DENVER GROCER
DIED LAST NIGHT

Denver. Dec. Zoe. X. Hurlburt.
president of the Hurlburt Grocery
died last night after an
illness of four months.
He was 6s years old and came to
Denver from Quincy, Ill. He was
identified with the
growth of Denver.
The daily sentinel., 1907-12-20

pany. c. A. Geiger. the man who did
the shooting. is said to have lost
heavily on the stock market. anj the
firm of James II. Oliphant G. Com
pany had been carrying him for some
time. 1t is reported that his accounts
had recently been closed out.
Geiger was formerly a surgeon In
the British army.
The daily sentinel., 1907-12-20
FOR STITCHES TAKEN
In HIS HEART
Especial to The Daily Sentinel, ,

New York. Dec. 2O.-After sur
viving an operation In which four
stitches were taken In his heart, Will
liam Johnson developed pleuro-
pneumonia at the Roosevelt hospi-
tai. and Is now convalescing.
The daily sentinel., 1907-12-20

Just bit the latest table relishes
to be had in any market will always
be found at our store. Keep your
eyes open for our splendid fancy cake
display for the holiday trade.--Wsds-
worth & Sons. 4
The daily sentinel., 1907-12-20
The GOLD EXPORTS
BREAK The RECORDS
(By Associated Press.)

!. Berlin, Dec. 20.-The ex- Il
!. ports OF gold from Germany =
!, for the month of November Il
!. were s39,50O,OOo, the biggest i.
!. I'm the history of the country. +
!. j. j. y i. X X ~ 4 + +
The daily sentinel., 1907-12-20
NlNETY-THREE DEAD
IN A POWDER
EXPLOSION
lBy Associated Press. }

Palermo, Italy. Dec. 20.-The
work of rescuing the persons wound
ed by the explosion last night in the
military powder magazine was con-
tinued until this morning.
1t is known that SO were killed
by the explosion and subsequent fire,
and more than hundred injured.
A lodging house for emigrants.
which was destroyed, gave the larg-
est number of victims.
+ +
Especial to The Sentinel.)
Palermo, Dec. 20.-A terrific ex-
plosion occurred last night in the
military powder magazine known as
the Roellox arms factory, where a
large quantity of dynamite was
stored.
1t is estimated that about 20 per
sons were killed, and number of
others injured.
The daily sentinel., 1907-12-20

Mrs. DR.. Cowells was taken quite
sick Wednesday with pneumonia and
was dangerous for "a hours. This
morning she was good deal better
and is improving today.
The daily sentinel., 1907-12-20
ROOSEVELT ORDERS
TROOPS WITH
DRAWN
(by Associated Press.)

!. Washington, Dec. 20.-Pree- i.
!. ident Roosevelt today directed X
|. the withdrawal of the United i.
|. States troops from Goldfield on +
|. Monday, December 80. +
/. ]. i. !. !. .-.f++ i. 4 X x + +
The daily sentinel., 1907-12-20
HE HIKES OUT
WITH $65,OOO
lRv Assoclated Press. }

/. Chicago, Dec. 20.-It is re- y
i. ported that an officer of the pri- j
!. vate bank at Bryn Mawr and j
j. Evanston avenues In Edgewat- i
!. er has absconded with $4,000 4.
!. of the banks funds. !.
!. Il + X !. i. i. i. + 4 + i. + + 1.
The daily sentinel., 1907-12-20

Auction sale of furniture, carpets
and household goods at liz North
Spruce street, on Monday. December
23, 2 o'clock pm.
The daily sentinel., 1907-12-20
ALL MEMBERS OF
The CREW PERISHED
Especial to The DAILY sentinel.)

Westbrook, Conn. Dec. 20.-A
two-masted schooner. bound east.
was capsized and sunk two miles off
this place shortly after 9 O'Clock to-
day. and 1t is thought that every
man of the crew perished.
The vessel now lies with its top
mast above the waters. The seas are
running high.
The daily sentinel., 1907-12-20
MAN HANGED In
ILLINOIS TODAY
(special to The Sentinel. J

Peoria. ILL.,, Dec. 20.--Edward
CLIFFORD, aged 20 years. was hanged
here this morning for the murder
Of his father November 25. 1906.
The daily sentinel., 1907-12-20

The ball to be given Christmas eve.
December "a. is for the benefit of
Mrs. F. Il. Bechtol and her children.
A generous patronage should be ac-
corded her.
The daily sentinel., 1907-12-20

At the time of the deed Mrs. Des-
monds husband had left their home,
and in her desperation she swallowed
the contents of what is known as
a combination needlebook.
The needles varied in length from
half an inch to large darning nee
dies.
Through most of the year the wom-
an has suffered from the effects of
her act and has undergone no less
than "a operations for the removal
of the Leedles from her body.
She was operated upon in Bellevue
and in Fordham hospital repeatedly
and the needles, particularly those
which appeared at the surface. were
removed with a large magnet. In
her limbs, hands, feet and other por-
tons of her body the needles showed
at the surface.
Only about 12 of the needles, ac-
cording to the surgeons. are not ac-
counted for.
Last week Mrs. Desmond began
to feel very severe pains about the
region of the heart. and on Saturday
last she was operated upon again In
Fordham hospital. No needles were
removed, but Mrs. Desmond felt bet
ter and it was thought she would
recover.
Late Monday night, however, she
was seized with a violent fit of
coughing and her wounds were re-
opened to such degree that before
her condition was discovered she had
been weakened to an extreme de-
gree by hemorrhage.
Since then she has steadily failed
and today it was said her condition.
was so critical that she might die
any moment.
Mrs. Desmond's case has attracted
physicians and scientists who have
marveled at the wonderfully tenac-
ious hold upon life she possessed.
The daily sentinel., 1907-12-20

Attend the benefit ball on Christ
mas eve. given by Mrs. f. p. Bech-
tol for the benefit of herself and four
The daily sentinel., 1907-12-20
NEWS RECEIVED
FROM The FLEET
lnx Associated Press.)

San Juan, Porto Rico Dec
A wireless message from Admirai
Evans flagship, the Connecticut da'-
ed at noon yesterday. says that the
aoa. at that time was 500 miles
northwest of the island of St. Thorn
as and that the weather was line
The daily sentinel., 1907-12-20

Judge William A. Marsh left Los
Angeles for home Thursday evening
and will arrive here by Monday.
The daily sentinel., 1907-12-20

Today o. D., l.. T. and S. ]. Belts
sold to A. L. Geery a tract of land
near Clifton for $4,000.
The daily sentinel., 1907-12-20

A marriage license was issued this
afternoon to Lewis Getty and Miss
Anna Carpenter. both of Frulta.
The daily sentinel., 1907-12-20

We have an assortment comprising
several hundred styles.
The daily sentinel., 1907-12-20
CORTLYOU IS NOT
SO WELL TODAY
(specIal TO The Sentinel.

iSpeclal u ue oNheAASi.f
Washington. Dec, 20.-Secretary
Cortelyou is not quite so well today.
Secretary Metcalf was able to be
in his Office for a short time.
The daily sentinel., 1907-12-20
SWALLOWED
lM NEEDLES
THE STRANGE CASE
Of Young Woman Who En-
plOyed Novel Method to
End Life After "a Opera
tions is Now Dying.
(By Associated press.)

\ New York. Dec. 20.-Word !
!. was sent to half hundred IA j.
j. nous medical students and sur j.
!. geons yesterday, who are deep !.
!. ly interested in the strange i.
!. and battling case of Mrs. Mol j.
]. lie Desmond. a dressmaker, 2S i.
!. years old, that the woman is i.
i. dying in Fordham hospital. !.
j. She swallowed 144 needles !.
j. year ago In an attempt to COM j.
!. NIT suicide. +.
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The daily sentinel., 1907-12-20
The Market
(By Associated Press.)

Chicago. Dec. 20.-May wheat
closed today at LOGS to 1.o6h.
The daily sentinel., 1907-12-20

See the Jap boxes, pictures ana
baskets at Gourley's. MI
The daily sentinel., 1907-12-20

c. d. Smith Drug Go. for your
holiday goods.
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