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Evening journal., 1907-10-08
Mr.. LAWSON IN
FAVOR OF WHARF

r. J. Maclean, president OF the
Board of Trade. has received an in
teresting letter from John w. Lawson.
Jr.. formerly secretary of the Board
of Trade. but now connected with the
National Dredging Company in Mo-
bile. Ala The letter bears upon the
river front proposition. Mr.. Lawson
writes: Mobile was once nothing
but marsh land without a foot of
wharves. The marsh has been filled in
and wharves have been built for
miles. Big steamships are coming and
going every day. We do not have piers
here-simply wharves. which have
been built uD to deep water.
''The river front at Wilmington will
not come to Market street in Will
mington, the city must 90 to the
river"
Evening journal., 1907-10-08
GIRLS, HERE'S A
SANITARY KISS
Tickle. tickle. stub mustachel
How YOU help to make mash.
On the upper lip, OH myl
Never prodding in the eye.

Tickle, tickle, STUB hustdOho'
How you help to make mash.
On the upper lip, OH myl
Never prodding in the eye.
Cupid has substituted the scissors Tor
the arrow. For beaux who must wear
mustaches the stubby. toothbrush mus
tsche is the one best bet when 1t comes
to kissing.
We have It on the authority Of Prof.
walinitz. of Berlin. 1t is a scientific. The
learned wallnitz has studied the relation
Of whislxers to kissing until he has won
the degree Of Hair Professor.
The Germans have proverb that a
.1siss without whiskers is a meal with
ont salt" OF course. the girl who pro-
,,arhad that had in mind the sillSen, downy
facial curtains of the Teutons, so we may
presume that kiss with the American
nlan scratchy school Of fringe is one with
tobasco sauce. But healthy.
rb hair professor, Wallnitz, has been
examining specimens of some Of the most
nron,inent hirsute designs in captivity
,,sina the microscope. And some Of the
menareries he saw through the tense
gave him the nightmare. Anyhow It
looked like a collision between circus
and a lratzeniammer If he had lived here
be would have been accused OF nature
falfine from the Great White Throne.
Tho glaoI< Hand Of Busdom.
what's worse the professor almost
drew down on himself an aggravated
case Of lese majestic, complicated with
German measles, for in his researches
the savant even examined the inus'ao.e
binders like the kind the Kaiser pues
his p1ustache up in at night to ger tna'
ch abbmg effect. Hushl rather closer
lie dind these little reticules to be regu-
lar clubhouses Of the 3. A. Gill Assoc'a-
TON. meetings every week night
Now It was a very ticllish subject to
mention. seeing that the Kaiser and the
car mad recently embraced and KISSED
noisilv. Prof Wallnitz realized that tne
Car had enough troubles to worry MN
already yes. But science demanded tha'
the professor speak out, and he announc'
ea that American-built kiss ticklers were
suner,or to those made in Germany.
kaiser's Brand Dangerous.
rYba Kaiser Wilhelm brand for instance
is not only dangerous from microscope
mint Of view, but IS liable to poke ou
the eyes Of the kissee with its needle
waxed points.
In this country we may not have t'
worry so much about the K''-er oran'
of mustaches. but how about the droop
ing weeping willows school OF facial ar
ohitecture? The tobacco-julce and soui
warehouses2 The infammatory' non-hfe'
proofed pink-whiskered conceit3
John D. Rockefeller affected the close
o-opped brand before it fell off. So die
William Rockefeller. Nobody ever ae
.used them Of being champion kissers
J. Og. Armour escheved the side nse
escape that made old p. d. famous but J
or. never won any Hobson medals.
on the other hand observe Theodor'
Roosevelts ragged-edged. dropping lam
brequins and remember what oodles o
Evening journal., 1907-10-08
cnlnrsd citizens TO Meet.

In National Hall on Thursday even
ing there will be held a meeting Of
the colored citizens of the Sixth ward
and a permanent organization will be
formed of the colored men OF that
section of the city. 1t is the purpose
of the organization, when formed to
take up and consider matters both
polite and otherwise which will best
bring about the betterment Of the col
ored race.
Evening journal., 1907-10-08
M 'CABE CASE
AGAIN DEFERRED

The case Of rnlie Mccabe, colored whu
is accused OF killing her new born baby.
was again continued in the City Court to-
day until tomorrow. Judge Cochran an
formed J. Frank Ball. counsel for the
defendant. that he FIRST wanted to confer
with Assistant Attorney-General Hast
ings on the case.
Judge Cochran postponed the case a
week ago to consider the evidence as he
was in doubt whether Il was worth while
putting the country 70 the expense OF
bringing the case to the attention Of the
grand jury.
Evening journal., 1907-10-08
GENERAL STRIKE
CALL In CUBA
By THE JOURNALS Special wire.

HAVANA, oct. S--A call from the Fed
Grafton OF Labor ordering geenral strike
Of all workingmen's unions was sent To-
day Unless strong stand is made the
unions claim there will be no hore Of
winning the engineers strike. The feel
ing Is very strong against the United
States authorities here. The officials are
accused Of deliberately violating the in
sular laws by conniving at the importa-
ton OF strike breakers from the United
States
AIembors OF the strike committee have
already filed formal charges before the
east district judge against Managr Orr
OF the United Railroad the Captain Of the
steamship Monterey, the sanitary depart-
ment and the immigration authorities,
who are accused OF participation IN a COM
spinacy through which contract laborers
have been landed in Havana from the
United States The 46 supposed strike
breakers landed from the Monterey In
small parties, but all went to tie same
hotel
Evening journal., 1907-10-08
WOMANIIIQD '.

babies he kissed on his great tour through
the Northwest.
Consider Bill Taft's uncropped Bel
shazzars-and him the official Cupid
The only reason we can see for this
scientific endorsement Of the Stubby
scrubbles school Of needle massage
mustaches is that the professor is try
ing to make kissing unpopular by max
ing it painful to the fair sex.
DO you prefer the scratchy kind, or the
kiss in which both Of the gents hands
are occupied in holding aside his lace
curtainsg-New York Evening World.
Evening journal., 1907-10-08
Asaooiation EIeets Teaohers.

At meeting of the Teachers Mutual
Beneficial Association held yesterday
afternoon the follow officers were
elected: President, Miss Sallie r.
Shaw; vice president Mrs. Ella ID. b,
Semple; treasurer, Miss Elizabeth ID.
Hopes; secretary, Miss Florence Romo
The new directors elected were Miss
Nellie Sawin and Miss Ethel Wilson.
The committee which was appointed
last year to carry on the work of hav-
ing the salaries of teachers increased
was continued.
Evening journal., 1907-10-08
ANTI.LICENSE MEETINGS

An anti-license mass meeting TO De
addressed by James W. Lattomus ana
Tos,ah o. wolcott. will be held at
Goodman Church. Fourteenth and ou-
Pont streets, on rhurday evening az
3 o'clock. An anti-license club FOR the
west end Of the Seventh ward VIII ue
.,.,-a,,zed An anti-hcense meeting
III, be held in Odd Fellows Temple
orange street near Tenth. tomorrow
e,.e,,,rg when Mrs. Rosetta E. Lawson
ana others will SPEAK
Evening journal., 1907-10-08
look Men 10 cut Corn.

A large number Of colored men en-
trained at the French street station
yesterday afternoon. boarding the
Delaware train that leaves here at 344.
The men We're IN charge OF a white
man, wso said he was to use the men
to cut corn. Many of the colored
men changed their minds about going
at the last minute. but were finally
persuaded to board.
Evening journal., 1907-10-08
PUSHED OUT OF WINDOW
AND INSTANTLY KiLEEl

NEW YORK, oct S-Harris Stein
holtz. aged 5. while playing with his
9 1-2 year old brother on the fourth
floor Of the tenement 1874 Norman St.
today was pushed out Of a window by
the child and instantly killed.
Evening journal., 1907-10-08
An Address on rraveIs.

Mrs. L. w. owen, of Denver, Col,
who spoke at the High School yes
terday morning, will speak at Harri-
son street NJ. f. Church tomorrow.
wednesday, evening. at s o'clock, Civ
ing an account Of her travels in Amer
lea and Europe. she has been So
years a traveller.
The daily sentinel., 1907-01-07
FLORENCE ROBERTS COMING.

Grand Junction amusement lovers
will have an opportunity on Monday
evening, January 14th of seeing the
remarkable actress Miss Florence
Roberts. who ranks today as one of
the greatest emotional actress in
America. in her new play. THE
Strength of the Weak, at the Park
opera house.
Miss Roberts is under the mango
ment of John Cort, the manager of
Maude Fealy, Max Figman and sew
eral other of the successful stars. The
play was presented $50 nights at the
Liberty theatre In New York last sea
son and created great sensation. II
Is a new modern play in four acts
written by Alice NJ. Smith and Char
lotte Thompson. II is said that Miss
Roberts has scored her most pro
nounced success in this play.
The advance representative of the
company was here yesterday complet-
ing arrangements for the engage
ment. Miss Roberts will come in from
the west. playing the last half of this
week in the Salt Lake Theatre. How
ever the company viii arrive on Sun
day evening, consequently there will
be no danger of forced cancellation
on account of delayed trains from
the west.
The daily sentinel., 1907-01-07
MILLIONS RUINED.

1t Is inconcsivable that any person
should neglect the slightest symp-
toms of defective or failing eyesight
or should submit to treatment at the
hands of any one but SPECIALIST
The eye is the nose delicate organ oi
the whole body. It is most easily i'm
paired. Millions of eyes have been
ruined by improper treatment OF
wrong glasses. When the eye is SO
easily injured, it is passing strange
that persons Will. without knowing
their requirements, purchase glasses
from peddlers, jewelers., department
stores, or unskilled opticians.
The eyes are not mere mechanical
Instruments, but are most delicate
and sensitive physiological contriv-
ances, possessing many peculiarities
and disorders known only to special
lists who devote their lives to the
study of the eye and the organs in
sympathy with same. If you would
have your eyes strong and normal
See DIR. SCARBOROUGH, $50 Ute
Ave. Phone Black 244.
The daily sentinel., 1907-01-07
HARDY's JAUNDICED
COMPARISON

Certainly our good friend Hardy.
of the Canon City Record, who spent
a few days in this city week or more
ago and then undertook to make the
people of Canon City feel good by pre-
senting very jaundiced comparison
of Grand Junction and its interests
with Canon City. must have seen
some awfully good things in this city
Like the little boy who whistles to
keep up his courage, he fires grape
shot at us, to keep up his courage,
over the fear that this city is running
away from that cultured center, of
which he is of the ultra select.
Even our newspapers are compared
with his own and he congratulates the
citizens of Canon City that. they have
that 1t is equally as good as those
published in Grand Junction, notwith-
standing he says this is n good news
paper town.
We don't care to take issue with
Mr.. Hardy on the character of the
newspapers of the two cities. However
If Mr.. Hardy was in the publication
business in this city, he would think
he was going some and he would not
have time to be the elegant delle-
tante that he is, because he would
have other things to think about.
The recommendation of Mr.. Hardy
that Grand JuJnction papers should
not notice each other editorially or To-
cally, perhaps might be good advice
in comparatively dead town, but
we are living in a real live community
and something is doing all the time
II Mr.. Hardy will carefully examine
the map of the state of Colorado. he
will find that Grand Junction is desig-
mated by a great big red spot. That
SPOT dominates region, beside which
the little fringe of territory sur
rounding Canon City, is like unto a
little cottage garden beside Il quar-
ter section wheat field. Things are
building up at a rapid rate on the
western slope and that culture and
baroness as place of residence that
Mr.. Hardy decrys Will soon be a thing
of the past. II it has ever been true
that Grand Junction lacks anything
along these lines or whether Mr..
Hardy was looking through green
spectacles.
Canon City is hoary in age beside
Grand Junction, which easily is moth
Ing II not STRIPPING, simply begin
The daily sentinel., 1907-01-07

Jesse Haller, of Mancos, is in town
today.
N. w. Harson. of Montrose, is in
town today.
Charles Harzog and wife are the
guests of Grand Junction friends.
w. w. Yocum and Girls Larby, of
Baskerville, Iowa. are new comers
to the city.
David Dunnaway. the Plateau VAL
ley ranchman, is down today on a
business trip.
No. came in this morning tbout
four hours late. ALI trains last night
we're more or less behind time.
AS far as is known few if any
Grand Junction people will witness
the inauguration of Governor Buchtel
tomorrow at Trinity church in Denver
Death has ended the sensational
divorce suit of Mrs. Jessie o. Hall
against Amos F. Hall, the big cattle
man of Gunnison county. The
plaintiff died a few days ago. She
charged her husband and father-in-
law with gross immortality.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Hodgson left
the city this morning for Winterset,
Ia, where they will reside in the fu-
ture. They came to Grand Junction
about one year ago Mrs. Hodgson be-
ing in very poor health. She has i'm
proved wonderfully and Mr.. Hodgson
being made fine OFFER in business
field In Winterset they decided to go
to that city. Mrs. Hodgson is a sister
of George Klever, the contractor. of
this city. She and her husband leave
many warm friends in this city.
E. l.. Payne, the expert from the
state agricultural college, who has
been in the lower valley for the past
three months studying the seepage
question, has returned to Ft. Collins.
He stated before leaving that his
work did not reach any definite re
suits, yet he believes that If he is
permitted to return in the spring that
he can solve the seepage problem of
this county. 1t is said that he has
the whole county mapped out giving
the depth of each kind of soil, dis
tance to water. and other figures
which Will be of great benefit to the
seepage Investigations. Prof. Payne
believes that his years work has ac-
complished much and that in the
course of time the seepage curse can
be eliminated.
The daily sentinel., 1907-01-07
A Chance In A Lifetime.

We have a splendid ten-acre tract
of rich loan under cultivation and
fence. nicely located where it can
never so to seep, with four inches OF
water in the Grand Valley canal that
we can sell for $1,000. and the party
that will go on and plant and other
wise improve this tract can secure
it by paying 5000 cash and 5000 per
year until paid with interest on de-
ferred payments at per cent. This
land is in good neighborhood, lays
nicely and is fine for fruit, potatoes
or gardening.
THE RICH-HUTCHINSoN REALTY
COMPANY.
The daily sentinel., 1907-01-07

Among the inexplicable industrial
problems of the city, is the inability
to successfully operate the Grand
Junction smelter The smelter at Sa-
Ida is being operated steadily and
successfully. 1t has never had any
very serious trouble from the very
beginning of its operation. The 10
cal smelter has had all sorts of trou.
BILE from the very beginning. The
presumption was that the smelter had
been built by practical man. at least
he claimed that he was, being at pres
ent in charge of successful smelters
elsewhere. He built 1t after his own
plans and model and yet, something
is amiss other than its finances. The
latter cause has been operative
against its being successfully conduct
ed, but money would have been OBJ
tainable, had the plant measured up
to the functions for which it was
erected. The inability to successful
ly operate the plant has been very
distinct loss to the industrial condi-
tions of Grand Junction. How to over
come them is a problem, which we
may not even suggest how to proceed,
because of lack of knowledge of oper-
alton, OF course we understand the
opposition of the smelter trust to
Independent smelling plants, but we
hardly think that the plant in this
city was sufficiently large to attract
their opposition. We would give
much to have the problem of its sue
cessful operation solved. There have
been serious and earnest men engag-
ed in the work of reconstruction. both
of the finances of the plant and the
plant itself. but even under their
wise direction and earnest work,
nothing tangible has developed. Per-
haps Simon could straighten out the
whole matter and this should have
been the aim of our statesmen, be-
fore pledging him their support so
freely. without it was engaged other
wise before the caucus period as ST.
mon says he had most of the legisla-
tive band. Anyway 1t may come, we
will be satisfied and happy. il it will
only come-the plants rejuvenation.
The daily sentinel., 1907-01-07
why suffer with Rheumatism? ?

Do you know that rheumatic pains
can be relieved? If you doubt this
just try one application of Chamber
lain's Pain Balm. 1t will make rest
and sleep possible, and that certainly
means a great deal to any one affilct-
ed with rheumatism. For sale by c.
d. Smith & Co.. Stores: Grand juno
ton, Fruita and Palisade.
The daily sentinel., 1907-01-07

Keep your harness up, its money in
your pocket. Harry Hiatt does il
cheap.
II you want a steam or hot water
plant that will heat. call on Lewis and
sallee, 124 N. 9Th street or Phone
1914 Black.
This afternoon the commissioners
in the Palisade Condemnation case.
are holding meeting and agreeing
upon a report to make to the district
court.
The daily sentinel., 1907-01-07

We never like to rejoice over bad
luck. but we do feel that the Tonopah
club. that put up SO many thousands
for the Gans-Herman fight and receiv-
ed so few back, got its Just dues. If
the fighting plug uglies want to chew
each other. they should be made TO
do so for reasonable purse. They
have been pampered out of all reason
by the great purses hung up for them
in the past few years. a few such
frosts as was suffered in the receipts
of the. Gans-Herman fight will bring
fight promoters to their senses.
The daily sentinel., 1907-01-07

Representative Vincent of Delta
county received a telegram from rs
of the representative business men
of Paonia and that portion of Delta
county. commencing his position up
on refusing to vote for Simon Gug-
genheim in the caucus. No word has
come from Senator DeLong, who also
represents Delta county. that his ac-
tion in voting in the caucus for ST.
mon Guggenheim, has met their
hearty approval
The daily sentinel., 1907-01-07

We do not have to wonder greatly
how the campaign expenses of our Re
publican friends have been secured
so easily during the past four or five
years. If Simon Guggenheim con-
fession to the representative of Rid
geway's magazine is to be believed.
It was smooth sailing in very many
counties of the state. to take care of
the necessary expenses accompanying
Republican campaign.
The daily sentinel., 1907-01-07
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|. THE WEATHER.

> The maximum temperature
: Saturday was "a degrees The
: maximum Sunday was SO de
: grees, the minimum Sunday
: was % degrees. The minimum
. this morning was 2S degrees.
. The total precipitation since
. Saturday was .04. The fore
. cast gor western Colorado is
: cloudy with local snow to-
: night and Tuesday.
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The daily sentinel., 1907-01-07

ming to know how to grid her armol
to realize the greatness that is IN
store for her.
The daily sentinel., 1907-01-07
ATTENTION NIAsoNs.

Special communication of Mesa
lodge No. 55 A. F. and A. NJ this
evening. Work in the f. A. degree.
GUY V. STERNBERG. w. NJ.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-07-08
Times Dispatch Branches.

The following Branch Offices have been
established for the benefit of those living
at n distance from the Main Office of The
Times Dispatch. The Times Dispatch Wants
LEFT at any Of these branches VIII receive
the same careful attention as though they
had been left at the Main Office. and there
will be no extra cost to the advertiser;
sLAUGliTER's DRUG STORE Twenty-ilfth
ana Nenablo streets
w, Il. EANEs. gsiS East Broad Street
a. A. SCOTT. Twentyhtth and Broad
Streets
WILLIAMS PHARMACY. Twenty-ilrst and
Marshall Streets
TARRANT, GRANT s. CO.. Foushee and
Broad Streets.
G. w. LAr1MER, No. 500 West Marshall
street.
rHoMpsoN's DRUG STORE, No. 1921 West
Main Street
l. L. BEvhR1pGE. Brook Avc and Clay
Street.
RADY's DRUG STORE, Barton Heights.
PEOPLES DRUG STORE, No. 1900 Will
iamsburg Avenue. Fulton.
RoB1NsSs PHARMACY. No 200 East Mar
shall Street
CITY DRUG STORE, No. l4i4 East Main
Street. corner Fifteenth.
JUDsoN cuNN1NGHAM No. 1927 East
Man corner Twonty-frst.
0WALLIs'S PHARMACY, No. 3S4 South Pine
Street.
KIRK-PARRIsH CO. No. 4l2 East Broad
Street
THE PARAGON PHARMACY. Nc sol Yves,
Cary Street.
EATON PHARMACY. Twenty-oishth and
RIsoN's PHARMACY, No.. 11o Canal
Street
\. 4. LEWIS. No. East Broad Street.
HUNDLEY & WALKER. Twenty fifth and
Leigh Streets.
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Summer Resorts.
Pine Beach Hotel,
Pine Beach,
Hampton Roads, Va.

Adjoining tho Jamestown Expo
sition and in full view OF the fleet
Of warships.
New, modern, spacious, with every
comfort and convenience. Capacity
for 500. Thirty minutes from Nor
folk, on fast and frequent electric
cars. Quick access from Richmond,
via Chesapeake and Ohiosand Norfolk
and Western Railways and James
River boats. Open all the year. A
permanent, high-class hotel. Rop-
rcsentntive is now Mt the Jefferson,
Richmond, and will cheerfully give
detailed information.
Special inducements in rates for
July and August patrons.
Il. q. DowELL, Manager.
CIIAs. II. CoNsOLvo, Proprietor.
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Dividend Notices.

Atlantic Coast Limo Railroad Co.,
Office Of the Treasurer,
Wilmington, NC, June 70, 1907.
lantic Coast Line Railroad Company
has declared asdividend of Three Per
Cent. on the Common Capital Stock
of that Company, payable at the Of
flee of the Treasurer, at Wilmington.
N. G., on andSafter July 10th. 1907.
to Stockholders Of record on the 21st
day of June. 1907 The transfer
books are closed from the 21st day
Of June 1907 to the nth day Of July,
1907. both dates inclusive.
JAMES F.. POST, Treasurer.
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Coal and WOOD.
Sealed Proposals.

SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RE-
ceived by the Board of Supervisors
of Greenesville county, Va. until
noon MONDAY. July 8, 1907. for al
terations and Il, additions to the
Greenesville County Courthouse. Plans
and specifications may be seen at the
Office Of the clerk. e. Peyton Turner.
Emporia Va.,aor at the Office of
Main Stnet. Richmond, Va All bids
must be accompanied by a certified
check, payable to E. Peyton Turner,
clerk. for $50, as q guarantee that
the bidder will enter into contract
for the amount of his bid, and exc
cute surety company's bond for 40
per cent of his contract price within
ten days from the date OF accept
ance Of proposal for faithful per-
Torrance Of contract. The right is
reserved to accept or reject any or
all proposals.. e. PEYTON TURNER
Clerk. Emporia, Va.
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Notices..

Office Of the Mayor, the city Hall.
Richmond. Va. July 3. 1907.
SOME ONE UNKNOWN TURNED IN
false alarm OF fire at box No. 81,
at Thirteenth and Cary Streets, on
Sunday, Juno 30th, ut about 1880 r..
NJ. This act was in violation of Sec
ton 20 OF chapter 36 Of the City
Code Of 1899. and subjects the Of
fender, upon conydiction, to fine Of
5000. BY authority conferred upon
the Mayor by section p of chapter
sc OF the city Code of 1893, q re-
ward of one bundled dollars (s1O0)
is hereby offered for the arrest and
conviction Of the person or persons
who turned IN a false alarm at
Thirteenth and Cary Streets on Sum
day, June 30th, at about 7:b0 p. M.
CARLTON MCCARTHY, MaySr.