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The daily sentinel., 1907-02-02
Dill pickles at the Star Grocery.

Dill pickles at lne otdr oToceIy.
Phone Black 2241 when you have
a chair or lounge to upholster.
Polite attendants await on you at
the Mesa Bowling alleys.
Lady bowlers are given special priv
ileges at the Mesa Bowling alleys.
Our town teams are doing good
practice work for the annual meet in
Denver.
Dressmaking and sewing. Prices
reasonable. Mrs. vogel 115 Spruce
street.
Ask for Charles the Great" and
Originator" cigars, specially made
clear Havana.
Mems sewed soles one dollar, Lad
les 75 cents at Laffers shoe shop. op-
poslte postofiice.
Six-room brick house, three lots.
close in for sale. Price $2,650 This
is a bargain. George A. Currie and
Son, Currie block.
Patronlze home industry and
smoke the ElSocorro cigar. For sale
by oil first class dealers.
When in need of an expressman
phone the Hazard express Phone
Junction PAP or Mesa 23S.
We carry everything in the plumb
Ing and heating line. j. e. Mckenzie,
i04 Colorado Ave.
Cassells & Cos Corona brand of 81
cent coffee is equal to the best 35'
cent coffee on the market. Try it.
You will he well paid If you send
your girls and boys to the Mesa Bowl.
ing alleys to learn the greatest oi
games-ten pins.
Come to us for your horses, car.
riages, buggies, or anything in the
transfer line. We will treat you
square always. Good service every
day-Barton & TERRELL.
Today is the historic "groundhoi
Day" and there seems to be a divis
ion of opinion as to whether his hog
ship. IL he is spending the winter IL
Colorado. saw his shadow. Many as
sert that he did not and consequent
" winter is about over. However Il
don't make much difference in tn,
Grand Valley as to what Mr.. Grount
Hog thinks. His charm don't worl
here.
c. p. Dodge. of Colorado Springs
chairman of the state executive com
7 mlttee of the Young Mems Christian
association work: f. L. Starrett. o
Denver association and G. S. Bill
, heimer, general secretary of the stat'
association, We're arrivals in the cit,
at noon today. The gentlemen wer'
met at the station by a committee o
the Ministerial association and takei
in charge of by them. The three gen
tlemen will participate in the worl
. for the association in this city Sun
I day and Monday,
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A ROUND OF PLEASURES.
for Strenuosity in the
Amusement Line.

During the past few months there
occurred weeks that seemed to be
filled to overflowing with meetings,
social events and gatherings of var
ious kinds, but the Sentinel bellev-
es that all of these will fade into in
Significance compared with next week
If there ever was week in the his
tory of the town that was crowded
to the suffocation point it will be
the week beginning February 4th.
The Sentinel has compiled par
tdal list of the numerous events
attempts to take in at least fifty per-
cent of these attractions will need n
long vacation on the seaside when
the weeks end is reched.
The Sentinel might begin with to-
night when the Nu Phi Girls give
their Colonial ball at Margery hall,
Mrs. George Haskell also entertains
this evening and there are several
other private social functions.
Tomorrow, Sunday, will witness
the holding of seven big meetings in
the interest of the Y. NJ C. A. move
ment.
Next week is made up as follows:
Monday-
Reviewers club meets in the after
noon.
In the evening the big Y. NJ. C. A.
banquet for business men will be held
at Margery hall.
Tuesday- .
Mrs. John W. Brainerd and daugh-
ter entertain in the afternoon at Il
thimble party.
DR.. and Mrs. George r. Warner en-
tertain at dinner in the evening.
wooman Club meets in the after.
noon.
Paul Gilmore. the popular young
actor. will be seen in his college play
AT Yale"
Wednesday-
Mrs. Orson Adams. Jr., entertains
at an "at home" in the afternoon.
Dance in the evening at the Audi
torium.
Thursday
Home talent entertainment of st
Matthews church in the evening al
the Park opera house.
Mrs. Harry Morgenthau and Mrs
George ]. d. Williams entertain in
the afternoon at Odd Fellows Hall.
Friday
In the evening Prof. John b. De
Motto. the famous scientist. will ap.
pear at the Congregational church
as an attraction of the lecture course
The young ladies of the Catholic
church give their dance at the Audi
torlum.
Mrs. V. c. Talbert and Mrs, w. ]
Meyer entertain in the afternoon al
Margery hall.
Saturday
n. Dwight Hills. the noted prech.
er delivers lecture at the Congrega,
tional church as the eighth number
of the lecture course.
Mrs. G. Van Hoorebeke entertains
at one O'Clock luncheon.
Besides these events there will be
the usual large number of lodge meet
ings and business meetings and mum
erous social affairs not yet announc
ed.
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We advised you to buy DES-
ERT CHIEF at cents; then we
advised 1t at 10 cents. We
have a block of 1000 shares at
II cents. 1t will be good for
25 cents in 60 days.
Now buy Kavanaugh at Is
cents and buy lots of IT, Dec.
10 Grandma" sold at Is cents
Jan. 2S 1t sold at 40 cents. Re-
member our predictions come
true Everyons who bought stocks
of us has made money-The
Grand Junction Stock & Broker
age Co. Frank Thompson, Mgr.
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A verv fine lad of second hnr

A very fine lot OF second hand
goods just in. Good as new. Six
French plate dressers, six comodes.
six heavy iron beds and springs. six
mattresseA six Brussels. bedding.
bowls. pitchers. etc, Krohn's second
hand store. 33S Main street.
Two new five room modern cot
tages for sale in good location. Price
100000 each. For terms see Geo.
A. -Currie and Son, Currie block.
What a jolly time you will have if
you attend the dance to be given at
the Auditorium by the young ladies
of the Catholic church on Friday
night. February Sth. Payne's orches-
ira. Supper by ladies' of st. Joseph's
church.
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Stockholders Meeting.

The annual meeting of the stock
holders of the Clifton lumber COM
pany will be held at the offices of the
president at Grand. Junction. Colo
rado, Tuesday the twelfth day of
February at 1880 p. m.
(Signed) w. L. MACK.
President.
The daily sentinel., 1907-02-02
BIG SLIDE RUNS.

The monster United States slide at
ouray. came down last night. but did
no damage. This is the slide that
went on the United States mine one
year ago last March. 1t is the third
time it has run this season
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FOR SALE-Modern house. G large
rooms and bath. Shade and fruit
trees. With good garden soil. Barn
and other outbuildings. Corner
lots. VIII sell for $1,000. Own
er wishing to leave. f. B. Shott,
SOC w. Rood.
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FOR SALE-Twenty acres at big
bargain. alfalfa, bearing trees and
the finest garden land in the val
ley. Full water rights. terms easy
Address Frank Beuhring. R. F. D.
No. 1.
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FOR SALE-Modern house. thorou-
ghly screened. large rooms and
bath. gas, electricity. barn. lawn
trees, cement walks; fine location,
Save commissions, must sell. Room
40 Canon Block.
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st. Matthews Church.

Sunday school at 10 a. M; Holy
Communion at IL a, m. Confirmation
instruction at , p. m; Evening serv-
ice at 1880.
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Socialists Take Notice.

Hon. Guy f. Miller. National Or
ganizer, will address the Socialists at
1. w. w. hall over Loefier's store on
Sunday afternoon at three o'clock.
]. w. SAWYER.
S. +. FOX. Secy.
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FOR SALE A nice pair of lots near
13th and Rood with city water.
$500 one half cash and balance in
twelve months. Enquire at 1915
Rood.
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FOR SALE-Six or seven work teams
weighing from 1900 up. Call at
Robinson barn 535 Ute, east of
old free corral, next Saturday.
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FOR SALE-Three horses, two sets
of harness. wagon and furniture of
broom house. Apply at 253 Colo
RADIO avenue.
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FOR SALE Large two story house.
$4,000. $500 cash. Owner leav-
ing city, house worth $4,000. See
]. f. beaverton, Union Block.
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FOR SALE-Stock of merchandise
in Grand Junction. Would consid-
er trade for ranch in Grand val
ley. Address Box 121 Grand
Junction.
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March 1st to rent n
five room strictly modern house.
Must be well located. Only two in
family. Address 'W" care SEN
tinel, giving particulars.
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FOR SALE OR TRADE-For ranch
property, raw land. or business in
terests. One modern room house
with furnace heat on Chipeta Ave,
see ]. NJ. Graham. s4s Grand Ave,
Phone Red 973.
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FOR SALE-By owner. residence at
2e3 Ouray. Beck. 32O Grand for
terms.
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FOR SALE A new 5-room modern
house good location, cement block
foundation. price s1,sOO-Miller &
Coen, Realty company.
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FOR RENT-A modern six room
house well located. Apply to o.
w. Hoskins G Co., room Margery
building.
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EXCHANGED-My hat for some one
else's at Circle entertainment.
leave at Mogenson's and get your
own.
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FOR sALE-1,OOO shares of ATLAS
NJ & NJ" of ouray at Al 1-2 share
San Juan Brokerage Co. ouray,
Colorado.
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FOR SALE-s0 acres of nice Orchard
Mesa land at a bargain. $40 per
acre. Miller & Coen Realty Co.
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WANTED--Young married man to
act as janitor of Emerson school
Apply to John G. Broemser. High
school building.
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FOUNDERS pin. Owner can have
same by proving property and pay
ing for this advertisement.
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WANTED--House. will buy a house
and move i'll w. Sawyer.
The daily sentinel., 1907-02-02

FOR RENT-Suite of housekeeping
rooms at 40S South avenue.
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WANTED-work by day or hour.
Call Black 594.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-11-01
Sc vende en- Ia bodca de M BLANCO, Farmaceuco' Ca
lie San Francisco 3d. San Juan P R

dios auxhares suficientes para la ejecr-
c5n lie las obras,
Todos los datos necesarios, sc daran
en- eta oficina, donde sc encuentran de
mlnifesto los documentos que han dc re-
gir cn la cont,ata, y podrdn los licitado-
rs rccogcr los modelos dc proposicis mes
que han de presentar.
Sc reniitiran los licitadores copias
l,, pliego dc condiciones V azules de los
pianos mcdiante un dep5sito de velnte
dollars tS2oA, cuya csn,idad seri rei,;te-
.-a4s 4 los lici.adorrs ii 3cvolves a csta
o.ciIa d -h@- pianos y p.icgo de- oo''di-
.tost>.
II aIns distraction e r,scre el dere-
cbo de r-Jb.7ar c;al3,iiera 6 todas las
ur0po,ieiOu y de All tialicar Ia suh sta
baio otras ls,4Icioues que las de pTccio
solauleute.
Por orden del Comisiouado del Tnte-
rior,---J ], IIMENEZ, supt, De obrss
PGbliess, D,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-11-01

Anoche Sc reuni6 el sub Comjte
Unionista de esta ciudad, bajo la
presidencia del joven don Julio To.
res.
Sc di6 conocimiento a la Junta
de Ia renuncia de don Esteban Mo
rales, como Secretario, por hallarse
en- la actualidad desempefando ell
cargo de maestro de carpinteria del
Preside. lie fue aceptada, susti
tuyendole interinamente el vocal
don Heracllo Hernandez.
Sc trataron varios asuntos de
interes con rtferencia q la Union de
Puerto Rico,
81 vice presideute don Manuel
Santana sometio a la Junta TN i'm
portante proyecto, que sera resuelto
en- Ia reunion pi6xima.
-Esta mafiana, en- uno de los
viajes del vaporcito de Cataho, dos
cabaIlos que venian transportados
para San Juan, Sc encabiitaron abor-
do vikudose txpuesto el pasaje de
segunda 4 ser estrcpes 10 por las
patas de los brutoS. va mas de
una vez hemos sefialado el peigro
que otreee conducir animales en- sl
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-11-01

81 sehor Gonzalez volvera {
salir de nuevo para seguir en- Ia
propaganda de tan renombrado es-
pecf6co.
Sc asegura que una de las
reformas que recomendara el Go.
bernador Post respecto q la policia,
ser& el cambio de uniforme para el
servicio dlario.
Una orden de aseguramiento
de sentencia ha dictado Ia Corte
Civil de San Juan en- eli pleito que
slgue John Turner contra C. ].
Field.
En- Humacao sera estableci.
da dentro de POGO una fSbrica de
hielo
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-11-01
ANWNGl@

DepAItamento del Interior. Bureaa de
de Obras Publicas. Ofcina de- IL
perintendente San Juan, 7 8. q.
tubre ~, 1907,
Pioposiciones en- pliegos cerranos pa
ra la adjudication cn pubiica subasta de
Ia construction de los estnbos y pi.as 6t
mamposteria para el puente de "CaEa,a
emplr ado sobrc Il R;o GrarGc a. L. a,
carretera Caguas-Humacao, Sc af.n''i'- an
80 esta ofcina hasta las 10 4. ni, aJvie-.-
bre 6, 1907. en- que Sc abnr5n plbaea-
mente,
FL presupncsto Eaproxirado de "a
ehra &c de Sir. 5000.
No Sc consideraran proposiciones de
personas que no hsyan tenido pratica en-
asil slsss Dc tFssslos ! cue ne pcssau uss
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-11-01

inspectores del Muuicipio, por las
causas siguieutes:
Porque 10 hemos demostra
do plenamente con La tardanza que
emplean los referidos inspectores
en- cumplir las 6rdenes del Departa-
mento de Sanidad superior, cuando
Sc trata de personals adictas al par
lido republican,.
2 Porque, q pesar de la carta
del sefor Ruiz, hemos demostrado
que en- MEL1LLA no Sc encontraban
las casas de Luis Paris y Antonio
Candelario, republicanos, y Sc en-,
contr6 sin embargo la de Pedro
Montahez, unionista. 81
3 Porque es MUcHA cAsUA
L1DAD que el sefior Ruiz hallase en-
San Juan, a Montahez, q pesar de
Ia equivocaci6n, y que no supiera
d6nde residian sus amigos con
quienes ha paseado varios dfas en-
Santurce -sefiores Paris y Cande-
lario.
a Porque tiene muuchlslmos
bemoles y hasta becuadros, el SOS
! tener que no sc encuentra q dos
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-11-01
NOTICIAS GENERATES

mismo departamento en- que viajan
las personas y hasta la fecha Sc ha
seguido incurriendo en- esta falta,
hasta que un dia ocurra una des-
gracia.
= Sc anuncian examenes para
maestros rurales el lunes pr6ximo
en- San Juan.
Sc VENDEN slllones anne
ricanos, & dos dollars rs centavos
par. San Jose Io, altos. d.
-Nuestro dishnguido amigo
el Lcdo. don Herminio Diaz Nava-
rro, Sc propone construir una her
mosa quinta para su residencia en-
eEl Condados y al efecto ha sollci-
tado va el solar correspondence.
La Corte de Distrito de San
Iuan ha autorlzado q dofa Rosa
Burgos, viudad de Galihanes, para
vendet una casa propiedad de sus
hijos, sita en- Cataio, por TN pre-
clio minimo de ST, Goo.
-Ha regresado de su viaje de
negocios a la isla, nuestro amigo
don Dionisio Gonzalez, represen-
tante del sRecuperador de la Saluds
en- el distrito de Arecibo.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-11-01

Mientras los columpios vieueu
y van, vienen y van, suben y bajan,
ellos y elias repiten la canci6n de
siempre. Acaso no es mucho el
amor: pero siempre es amable, y la
noche lie presta un atei clopelado de
nisterio, y las pausas con que lie
rompe a veces la violencia de una
,acudida, bien pueden tomarse por
,ilencics llenos de passion. Con
odo este, la mdsica del 6rgano de
la montafia rusa, uu POGO lejana, Sc
lorna emCciouante; los arboles que
-stan en- la avenida, junto q los CO.
lumpios, Sc dignan otorgar a la
charla de los amadores la comph-
cidad de unos CuantoS leveS suS-
piros. Y los amadores, no ena-
morados, pero decldidos q repetir
las sutiles palabras y los amables
gestos del amor, hablan.
Estoy SECURE de que ha
nacido usted en- lin dfa de sol.
Ella. -iJa, ia! Y ipor que?
81. -Porque Sc la ha quedado
q usted la luz presa en- el cabello.
Ella. -Es que en- la barraca de
enfrente hay un farol amarillo, y
reheja. lie lgusta q usted el ca
bello rublo?
El.-Me gusta usted.
Ella.-iPor 10 de rubia2
81. -Por 10 divina.
Ella. -Eso es casi un verso.
81. Porque es casi amor.
Ella. -iCasi nada mas?
El.-De usted depende que
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-11-01
PAGINAS LITERARIAS
Ell AMOR Sc NIECE.

cambiemos el casi por Tin demasiado.
Ella.-lDe mi? ~ que tengo
que hacer?
El!-Haga usted el gesto ma
gico. Pronuncie usted la palabra
conjuro.
Ella.-Suponga usted que va
Ia he pronunciado. iQue sucedera?
FL. -En primer lugar, que le
dare a listed un beso, en- agradeci-
miento q la intenci6n de pronuu-
ciarla que ha florecido en- esos labios
rojos.
Ella.-Cuidado, que 81 suelta
usted las cuerdas, vamos q naufra-
gar por el aire.
E.-Olvlda usted que el amor
tiene alas.
Ella. Olvida usted que lie han
dejado sin ella los poetas, q fuerza
de arraucarle plumas para escribir
versos.
81. -iQuien lie ha contado &
usted esa herejfa?
Ella. La lef en- un poema ha-
&c mil aiios.
FL No haga usted case 4 los
poetas.
Ella, -iY usted que es3
El.-Un enamorado.
Ella. Del amor?
81. DE los cabellos rublos de
usted.
Ella.-iY cuanto cree usted
que durara el arrechuchof
81. -Toda la vida, mas TN dfa.
Ella. -Si nos contentasemos
con la mitad de Ia afiadidura.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-11-01

Despues de leida la carta del
seiior Ruiz, publicada en- FL Ttsmbo
de auoche, que parece esta PAsAN
DO UN NAL TIEMPo con los AsUN.
Tos sANITARIos, no sabemos que
pensar nj que decir. Hemos que
dado absortos al yer la manera bri-
llante como Sc de6ende 10 indefen-
dlble, con frases mas 8 menos hue
ras y con argumentos mas 8 menos
f1tiles.
Y cree FL Tempo, en- union
del sefior Ruiz, que nos ha dado
una soberana paliza. Mas, no sa-
bemos por que, Sc nos vino q las
mientes la Erase del gallego, que
cuadra muy blen para poner hoy
en- boca de FL TEMPO, cuando al
relatar una acci6n de guerra dijo
QUE pAL1zA LES DIMoS ELLos 4
NoSoTROS.
Hay que comprimirse, sefiore:
de El Tiembo y de la sanidad local,
, no pretender escurrirse por Ia tan
gente.
Dijimos y decimos que hay par
oialidad politica por parte de 10.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-11-01

81. .-lLa mitad?
Ella. La mitad de TN dfa. Soy
forista.
81. Como Mimi.
Ella. -iQuien es Mimi1
RI. -Fue una sublime enauio-
rada de los trajes de seda, los som.
breros con plumas y Ia risa, que
acab6 por morirse de amor & I'm
poeta
Ella. .-lQue lie di6 los trajes de
seda y las plumas?
H.-Que dl6 muchos besos y
algunos veIsos. ~s..l
Ella ESQ seria en- China, en-
los tempo de Maricastafia.
El.--Eso fue en- Paris, hace
poquito mas de medic siglo. Ver-
dad que Mimi era morena.
Ella va decia 20 que algo
raro debfa tener.
81. listed, lngrata, no con.
sentiria en- morir por mi.
Ella.-Me parece mas prach.
co empezar la aventura por Ia rlsa.
La muerte vendra despuGs, 81 vie.
ne. Rlamos.
FL -Vuela, columpio.
Porque elRcOlumpio condnta
volando y el amor medenndose;
subiendo y bajando los fragmentos
de palabras sutiles revolotean por
el aire y caen como granos, de una
sembradora, y entire la multitud
germinan y horecen. y asf hay por
toda la feria una embriagante fer
mentaci6n de amor.
G. MARTINEZ SIERRA.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-11-01
.ASUNTOS SAN|TAR|0S
Replica a la replica.

conspicuos y conocidos miembros
del republicanismo, y Sc encuentre
PoR cAsUALIDAD al denunciado
que precisamente no es SD amigo y
ST ST adversario polffico.
S. Porque, como dijimos ya
otra vez, las tres casas de los de-
nunciados quedan contiguas y pa.
rece que, al notifcar al dueho de
una de elias, unionista, las dos res.
tantes, de republicanos, Sc EVA.
PoRARoN.
iQuien hace politica? volvemos
q preguntar hoy.
Y no Sc alarme el sefor Ruiz
por posici6n desairada mas 8 menos:
iUNA PLANcHA MAS QUE III.
PoRTA AL MUNDo?
Pero no tome las cosas tan q
pechos, dedfquese de hoy en- ade-
lante q cumplir con SD deber, pues-
to que para ESQ Sc le paga, en- vez
de escribir sendos articulos, y vera
como al fin y q la postre ESQ lie dara
mejor resultado.
rs muy espinoso el camiuo de
LAS IETRAS.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-11-01
Hefn0Sa p'Opiedad en- CI bifi0
de PueEtd De TlelTd.

Sc vende un magnffco ssolsf Con
tres grandes casas y cochera acabadas
de construir, situado en- el extreme
Este de la calle de San Agustfn, cer'
ca del edifcio de Ia sColectivs1, colin
dsndo con Ia via del terro-carril y con
la hfa,-1uiormes, Box u0 III, SaH
Juan, 2 R, S-IQ
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-11-01
Se1Gltl eStpn6glfl

Una sefiorita, sabiendo ingl@s
y espahol y taquigrafla en- ambos
idiomas, desea colocarse en- ohcina
p1blica 5 privada. Informes en-
La DRMocRACIA.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-05-22
FACES GUILT UNM0YED
Louis Eytingo Convicted of Murder of
Companion Across Desert

PHOENIX, Ayiz,, May 2l-Louis V.
Eytlnge, who claims TO be a nephew
of the famous actress, Rose Eytinge
was today found guilty of the murder
of John Lcicht, of Sheboygan, Wis. and
will be sentenced To life Imprisonment
The jury was out all night and returned
a verdict OF murder in the first degree
Eytinge received the verdict unmoved
and smiled as the foreman read the find
ing of the Jury. Sentence will be form
ally passed upon the prisoner June t.
Eytinge and Leicht came TO Phoenix
together several mouths ago They
We're both suffering from lung troubles.
While bound for Arizona they had be-
come acquainted. They roomed to-
gether here and on March II took D
ride together into the desert, Leicht
never returning, His body was later
found in an unfrcquented spot and at
the inquest it developed that he had
been poisoned. All his money and val'
uables had disappeared. A month later
Eytinge was apprehendcd in Sau Fran
cisco, brought back here, and tried fol
murder.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-05-22
CASTLEBERRY CHARGED
WITH EMBEZZLEMENT
Accused of Retaining and Using
Check Belonging to His
Employers.

J. S. Castleberry was on trial Tues
day in the District Court before Judge
Armstrong for embezzlemcnt. He plead
ed not guilty when arraigned. a jury
was secured IN the morning and the
case was not closed when court ad-
journed in the afternoon, the defend
ant. being still-on the stand. 1t is.
employ Of Smith 6 Mason, insured
James Miller at Heber City. taking a
note from him for S53, which he dis
counted and used. His defence is that
he had an open account with his firm,
and had offered them in settlement
drafts on the Commercial National
bank at Provo. which they refused.
Fred c. Loofbourow, District Attorney,
is prosecuting and CastleberTy is de-
Tended by L. A. Rogers.
The evidence showed that CastlebeTry
has had more or less of varied career
He was admitted TO the bar in the
State Of Alabama in 1897, and left
there is 1899, when he enlisted and was
sent to the Philippines. He was dis
charged at Fort Douglas here, and re
turned to his native State in 1908. He
afterwards went into the insurance
business in Montana and, it is alleged.
served u term there for alleged crooked
work He then returned to Salt Lake
and worked for the Bell Telephone com
pany as a solicitor for n time. leaving
them TO enter the employ of Smith &
Mason as an insurance solicitor, when
the acts complained of were committed.
a checkbook was produced in court,
which Castclberry had used on his trips.
| This book was on the Commercial Ma
tional bank Of American Fork and bore
the imprint of 81. S. Castlebcrrv. in
| surance and other things, Commercial
block, - He cashed n number Of these
checks when travelling around the
country with E. S. Mason on insurance
| business, and without his knowledge
At one time he had an account in that
bank, but many of the checks were
! worthless.