The daily sentinel., 1907-01-30

The political narrowness and dis
gusting prejudice of the editor of the
other daily paper who first asks if
man is a Democrat before he ven
lures an opinion as to whether there
Is any good in him, was never better
evidenced than in a dirty little state
ment he made last night regarding
the Bryan lecture. In commenting on
the heavy demand for seats he de
clared "it is more of q curiosity than
an intellectual feature that draws in
this cash" Such demonstration of
prejudice against a man of interna-
tional fame, an orator without
superior in America, man of won
derful intellect and one of the great
est of his time. who is to visit Grand
Junction for the purpose of deliver
ing n non political lecture, sickens
any fair minded individual The ler.
ture is said to be one OF the greatest
delivered from the American plat
form yet this editor believes that the
people who want seats are not ex-
pecting an Intellectual treat. OF
course this is called forth because
Bryan happens to be the leader of
great political party and no man can
be great IT, he is a Democrat. is the
lesson that Uncle Avery would teach,
He ranks with some bullet headed in
dividuals who have been heard to
say: 81 Wouldn't walk around the
corner to hear that man. Bryan" I'm
Gle Avery hopes to roast Bryan Sat
drday for of course CD he will deliv-
er rotten lecture. Heaven pity the
Prejudice blinded. Uncle Avery is
the limit, however.
The big event of the Washington
birthday, in Grand Junction, is al
ways the annual ball of the Locomot-
i've Firemen and Enginemen. 1t viii
be bigger, better and jollier than
ever this year Get tickets early and
save the date. At the Auditorium on
February %.
Bedspreads. tablecloths, sheets, etc
are called for, washed and ironed and
delivered by the Excelsior laundry
Tor 30 cents per dozen. You cannot
afford to wash them for this price
Call up Telephone Junction 17G, and
we will call for any family washing
or laundry.
The demand for seats for the Bryan
lecture continues to be great. If ac-
commodations could be provided it is
believed that twelve hundred or flf-
teen hundred people would assemble
to hear the distinguished gentleman
The Sentinel was the only local
Taper that called attention to the
feet that yesterday was "Carnation
Day" and asked the people to pay
tribute in thought and deed to the
hemory of William Mckinley.
There will be big doings tonight at
the meeting of the Masons. Several
gentlemen from Palisade are coming
down to be initiated and a large num-
ber of Masons from that section will
come down to see the fun.
Nearly all social meetings and af-
fairs scheduled for Friday evening of
this week have been postponed on
account of the Bryan lecture at the
church.
The Eagles expected to enjoy big
smoker on next Friday night. but
postponed it until week from next
Friday night on account of the Bryan
lecture.
Last evening Mr.. and Mrs. Roy
Wadsworth, at their home on North
Fifth street, most pleasantly enter I
tanned n party of young married peo-
pie. Whist was played and refresh
ments We're served at late hour. 1t /
was one of the happiest card parties
of the month.
We would call attention to our win
dow display of our 25-cent coffee
Corona Blend If you enjoy good
cup of coffee YOU can get it from this
brand, at Cassells 4 Co.
The price of repairing your har-
ness is nothing to the risk you take.
Bring me your harness, 1 make good
Harry L. HAT.
Lee II. Huston, of Guthrie Cen
er, Iowa, was an arrival in the city
'esterday and will spend some time
ere.
You will miss rare treat If you
all to attend the ball at Turner
iall next Thursday night, January 81.
John Harkins, of Aspen. is in the
ity today.
Gs to Fred Mantey.