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The daily sentinel., 1907-03-16

manner. There is book showing
the record of each and every team
for each and every day.
Tue headquarters are certainly
well managed and there is a splendid
method employed in every depart
ment and phase of the work.
over 5000 to the Good.
II any set OF solicitors deserve any
special credit for their work it is
the members of the boys teams. The
youngsters agreed to raise $4,000.
they fulfilled this promise yesterday
morning and up to noon today had
over $500 additional. They will try
to make their fund $4,000 by Mon
day night.
Yesterday for the first time Master
Robert Vorbeck's team was not in
the lead. Frank Lumsden slipped in
ahead with over $500 to the credit of
his team.
Discussing the Site
Now that the building is assured
there has been a wide discussion Of
the probable site of the handsome
structure. Several locations are un-
der consideration but no definite ac-
ton viii be taken for some time yet.
1t is certain that the building will be
near the center of the citys business
section
No Meetings Tomorrow.
No special meetings have been ar
ranged for tomorrow. Sunday. Sup
! lications for the complete success Of
The movement Will go up from many
pulpits and from the hearts Of those
gathered together in His name.
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Only one more working day after
today remains in the Y. NJ. c. A. cam
paign. What a GREAT, GREAT day
that last day should be. Thousands
of dollars in subscriptions should be
harvested Monday and WILL be har-
vested if the army of solicitors get
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Want $4,000 by Tonight.


The hand on the big clock has
started on its second trip around the
face that has given the passing world
each hour of the day the amount of
the fund in hand. Not many were
there who believed that the hand on
that clock would pass the $4,000
mark three days before the campaign
had ended.
Yesterday did not che up to the
average amount raised daily since the
campaign opened. A little less than
$4,000 was brought in.
However everybody felt good in
the realization OF the fact that the
fund was nearly $4,000 beyond the
danger line.
Hard at Work Today.
1t is confidently believed that to-
day will prove one of the most prof
liable of the campaign. Secretary
Bilheimer and his assistants. the band
of loyal solicitors hope to reach the
$4,000 mark by tonight. and there
is a very strong probability that this
will be done By noon nearly s43,-
600 was in hand and as a usual thing
more subscriptions come in in the
afternoon than during the morning.
1t is believed that $1,000 can be
raised the last day therefore 1t is
especially desired that the $4,000
mark be touched before the present
day ends. The belief that the full
5000 will have been subscribed
before the final hour on Monday even
ing. is general. The reaching Of the
$4,000 mark several days before the
end of the campaign acted as a great
inspiration and has caused a fresh re-
vival of enthusiasm.
All Should Meet.
Secretary Bilheimer and the ex-
ecutive committee especially urges
that EVERY person who has promis-
ed to do more or less soliciting dur
ing the campaign report at the head
quarters early Monday morning. II
you made such a promise don't over
look this request Be there. It will
be the last day and there will be
plenty of work to do. If you have
not promised to give SO much time
but are willing to help out Monday
why report at headquarters. They
will need you.
Subscriptions by Mail.
Yesterday several hundreds of dol
lars in subscriptions came In to head
quarters through the mails. Many
subscriptions have been received in
this manner during the past week.
There Are Over 500.
I'D to noon today over 500 differ
ent subscriptions had been recorded
at the headquarters. There will be
over a thousand by Monday night.
Neat Bookkeeping.
1t is interesting to note the manner
in which the book keeping business
at the headquarters is carried on. 1t
is no easy task, but the system that
Secretary Bilhelmer employs is real
" simple and at the same time eff
feetive comprehensive and clear.
There is a complete list of all those
who have subscribed any amount to
the fund, this list is spread upon an
EXPRESSLY prepared ledger Then
every subscription card that has been
filled out is on file. The assignment
cards are also kept in a systematic
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G. L, Payne, teacher Of violin, 335
Grand avenue.
Big reduction sale at the Colorado
shoe store. now on.
The popular Welcome Arch" cigar
one of the best . cent cigars distrib-
uted by the Struby- -Estabrook Mer.
camille company will be found at the
following well-known stores:
Enterprise Grocery.
Mrs NJ. f. Floyd
Western Hotel.
Mary Smiths restaurant.
Herman Hoesch.
Chas Boyd,
w. o. Jolly.
Haskell Drug store.
Wohlfort Drug store.
Palace Resort.
Cameron's Cigar store.
Hilberts Square Deal grocery.
Sturtevant-Quist Drug company.
Patz Brothers grocery
Progress grocery.
City Barber shop.
Wolf Delecatessen.
Railroad Grocery store.
THE TIBBETS CIGAR COMPANY
Distributors for Grand Junction.
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A BIG JUBILEE
PROMPTLY AT $3.50 O'CLOCK on
MONDAY MORNING.

Amounts secured by the different
committees up to six O'Clock last
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Papas Me-
xicanas,

Tn colega mexicano, re-
dactado sin duda por alguno
de esos j6vsnes que viensn,
dssds los mas apartados pus
blos de Mexico, a las Univer
sidades Americanas para a.
prender 81 ingles y a es-
cribir en- m & q u | n a,
queriendo probar que no
perdi6 81 tempo universita-
rio, nos suelta las siguisntss
papas mexicanas, que no les
tisnen envidia & las de Cali
fornia, nj a Ia prsnsa amari.
liz dc alIende el Bravo:
"En Amajac, cerca de Hos
totipa4uillo, los sspos SON
mas grsndss que un conejo.
."En Sonora, las gentss del
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circulos oficiales de Washing
ton. Con sus revelacicnes
suele crear sorpresa tanta,
que a veces ell mismo Presi-
dsnte y sus ministries nisgan
10 que tres dias despues tie
nen que admitir como cierto
y verdadero. Pues ese mis-
mo periodico anuncia ahora,
y comentan otros, la noticia
de que Mr.. Root esta nego-
ciando la adquisicion do la
bahia Magdalena en- Ia Baja
California, que ese proyects
formara parte de su mission
diplomatica a Ia capital me-
xicana, que la tai bahia es in
mejorable para "rendezvo-
us" de Ia escuadra america
ma en- el Pacffico y, por dlti
mo, que "tambiea podrfan
presentarse circumstances
que hicieran necesaria la ad-
quisicionde toda la Baja Ca
lifornia por los Estados Uni
dos"
Con 10 cual, los dnicos que
saldrian perdiendo serfan los
mexicanos. Nj ell pueblo de
Mexico quiere, nj su gobier-
no. pusde enagenar parLe al
guna del territcrio nacional,
pero iquien puede predecir
las circumstances" que pue
den presentarse, y la preston
que esas circumstances llega
rian a sjsreer, sobre todo 81
4 los torpederos japoneses sc
les ocuiriese acercarse 4 la
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ALMANAQUE

s va otra vez nos hemos ocu
pado de este importantfsimo
trabajo hist6rico, crftico, es-
tadl5tico, biografico, artistico
y literario, escrito y arregla-
do por ell notable literato Y
periodista coahuilense Lie.
Jacobo M. Aguirre, antique
catedratico de Literature v
Filosofia en- 81 Ateneo Fuen-
te de Saltillo.
Ha llegado va q nuestras
manos ell cuadsrno prospecto
de ese trabajo, y podemos,
por el, formarnos idea apro-
ximada de la magnitud y ele
gancia de la obra anunciada,
pues aparte ell excelente pa
pei en- que Sc edita, y la linn
pieza y buen gusto de la par
to tipografica, contiene un
Resumen Hist6rico de Goa
hula de 1864 a 1893, una re-
seha politica, biografias de
los coahuilenses mas distin-
guidos en- las ciencias, la lite
ratura, las artes y las indus
trias, una abundante Y valio
sa secci6n literaria; orfgen y
description de las poblacio-
mes mas notables; de. edif.
clos, monumentos, paseos;
efemerldes, directories & 4
con abundantisimas ilustra.
ci6n de fotograbados, retra-
tos y vistas panoramicas.
Pronto estara a la venta
esa obra monumental para
Coahuila, que debe estar en-
todas las bibliotecas, y que
asegurara la justa fama que
va disfruta ell Sr. Lie. Jaco-
bo M. Aguirre como escritor
y como amante de las bellas
letras y del prestigio de su
Estado natal, ell rico, ilustra
do y progresista Estado de
Coahuila, cuna de tantos illus
tres varenes que honran q la
Rep1bliea Mexicana.
Anticipamos nuestro ap!au
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6vnD|0 Dc ID
B0|1. California!

La primera batalla entire
Ell Jap6n y los Estados Uni
dos Ia ha psrdido Mexico. Els
pareesra extrano, pero no
10 es tanto cuando, Sc recuer
"a por donde suele rompsrse
Ia cuerda.
Sucedi6 cue al anuciarse
mace algunos dias el envie
a. "a escuadra americana, no
a Manila, sino ( Ia costa de
California, cierto peri6dico
rpones dedic6 a Ia noticia
un comentario fsroz. Gala
ellos," dijo: ''pero no deja
ue ser extralo que manden
Sus barcos 4 una costa sin
guntos de concentration, don
" sus aeorazados Sc verian
merced de los torpedsros
Iaponesss. No cay6 en- sa-
60 roto la advsrtencia, y tras
setlvo d buscar, parece haberse
nailado ~. en- Washington solu-
el0n a Ia di6eultad, en- los pc
reegrlnos terminos que anun-
Ga esta prensa y que vera el
lscter.
Heclentes successes han de-
mostrsdo una veg mas Guam
.1sstos son los informes due
"a Heratd de Nueya York sa
" prOcurarse en- los altos
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Como 10 tsnfamos anuncia
do, d Domingo, ante numero
sa concurrencia, que llsn6 81
Salon del Mereado, Sc verifi-
caron los sxamenes de los nj
nos que hacen sus estudios
elementales on el bien aten-
dido Colegis Preparatorio,
que, con gran fruto para Ia
ninez mexieana, establsci6 Y
acertadamente dirige el inte
ligsnte e infatigable profe-
sor Sr. Abraham z. Cara.
Comenzaron los sxamenss
a las $50 do Ia mafiana v
terminaron a las seis de Il
tarde, fungiendo como jura-
dos los Sres. Lie. Amade
Gonzalez, DR.. Conrado Gar
"a Cantd, Lie. Matfas Gusr-
ra y Lie. Dionicis A. Sala.
Ear
Los ninos Sc presentaron
por classes, y en- todos los ra-
mos que forman el interesan
te programa de estudios dol
Colegio, programa que 81 el
mismo que Sc observa en- las
escuelas oficialss de N. Leon,
los sustentantes dieron prue
bas inequfvocas de su approve
chamiento, de 81 expedition,
y de Ia seguridad que tsnian
de sus conosimientos.
81 ldnes, en- 10 noche, - cor
raron las classes de ess Cole.
gio on el prsssnte aiio esco-
lar, con una hsrmosa y va
riada fiesta, 4 ID que asisti6
ToDo LAREDO, puss sl am
plio Salon del Mercado fue
insuficiente para eontener q
la numerosa concurrencia.
Aplausos bien mercedes
premiaron Ia labor artist,co
literaria de los aprovecha-
dos alumnos del Colegio Pre-
paratorio, y las fsmilias y el
pdblice 50 rstiraron muy sa-
tisfechos.
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costa americana en- busca de
acorazados?
Ell corresponsal del Herald
en- Washington anuncia que
altos jefes navales han reco-
mendado la adquisicion de la
bahia Magdalena para con-
vertirla en- base naval norte-
americana; que Ia bahia es
inmejorable al efecto, con
sus veinte millas de longitud
por diez de anchura; que Me
xico, por cortesia, ha permi-
lido a la escuadra americana
del Pacffico hacer ALI sus
ejercicios de tiro al blanco,
desde hace algunos amos; y
por dltime, tiene el buen sen
lido de dudar que Mexico
quiera vender y que las nego
ciaciones puramente diploma
ticas tengan resultado favo-
rable. iQue hacer?
Pero a bien que en- Wash
ington tienen respuesta para
todo, en- especial, cuando la
cosa urge y andan los japo-
neses en- lontananza, y el CO.
rresponsal ha dido Ia respues
ia APPLICABLE al caso y la tele-
grafia con ell resto de sus in
formes. Sc trata NADIA me-
mos que de sacar del escapa-
rate Ia doctrina de Monroe Y
ensenarsela 4 Mexico, invi-
tandolo q que la examine con
cuidado y Sc sntere .bien. He
aquf las palabras del CORES
ponsal, despues de anunciar
que Mr.. Root esta llevando
adelante las negoeiaciones
por la via diplomatica:
"Es dudoso que den result
tado esas negociaciones, &
no ser que a clio conduzcan
Ia creciente cordialidad de
nusstras relaciones con Mex
co y la importancia tambien
creciente de los m1tuos inte-
reses. Al exponer a Mexico
este asunto, los Estados Uni
dos lie harlan notar probable
mente que la doctrina Mon
roe demanda Ia defensa del
Pacifico, asf como la del A
tlantico, y que los concesiones
que los americanos queremos
obtener en- la bahia Magdale
ma facilitarfan ell manteni-
miento de una poderosa fuer
"a americana en- el Pacifico,
fusrza que redundarfa tanto
en- interes de Mexico, como
de los Estados Unidos.
Gel departamento de Ma
rina ha examinado cuidado-
samente las condolences dc
Ia bahia Magdalena, y lie re-
'conoce vsntajas superi0rss Z
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las de tcdo otro punto "obte
nible" en- la costa del Pacifi.
co. (Mas al Norte hay puer-
tos ingleses mejores, pero nc
son "obtenibles" como los
mexicanos; los inglesss y la
doctrina de Monroe nunca hi
cieron buenas migas.) Ell
contra-almirante Goodric re-
comienda encarecidamente
la adquisici6n del territorio
necesario en- aquel punto de
la Baja California.
''Dddase mucho que las ne
gociaciones den resultado,
porque Ia opinion pdblica en-
Mexico Sc opone reSuelta-
mente q Ia yenta dol terrific
rio nacional. Ell Secretario
Blaine negocio en- 1889 la ad
quislcion de la Baja Califor-
MIA para fines militares y ma
wales; pero la opinion pdbli-
ca de Mexico Sc mostr6 ma
nifestamente hostil, y Sc re-
form6 la Constitution nacio
nal de suerte que prehibiese
en- 10 future toda enajena-
ci6n del territorio mexicano.
Pero es mucho mas facil re-
formar la Constitution de
Mexico que la de los Estados
Unidos, y es possible que la
cordialidad do las relaciones
entire ambos palses permita
que hoy Sc lleve a efecto la
compra fracasada hace die
ciocho amos.
"La opinion naval ameri-
cana Sc manifesto practica-
mente unanime en- la Green
cia de que la verdadera base
para nuestros acorazados en-
ell Pacffico esta en- las Filipi-
mas. Sin embargo, pueden
presentarse circunstancias di
plomaticas que resulten en-
Ia adquisicion de toda Ia Ba-
ja California por los Estados
Unidos. Esa Peninsula de
cast mil millas de longitud
Sc halla parelela a la costa
firme de Mexico y tiene una.
lfnea costera total de cerca
de dos mil millas."
POGO antes hace constar ell
corresponsal que Ga pose
sion de esas mil millas de te-
rritorio peninsular en- Inca
paralela a la costa de Mexi-
co, daria inmensa ventaja ss
trategica sobre aquel pals,
a1n tratandoss de una poten
cia tan amiga de los mexica-
nos como 10 es la Union Ame
ricana.
A Mexico lie corresponds
decir 10 que piensa de ssos
amigos, que, cuando llega Ia
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OCCASION, lie ponen a uno al pc
cho una doctrina 8 un rev6l-
yer y lie hacen soltar hasta
la ropa interior. Y entire tan
to, yea ell lector 81 estabamos
en- 10 cierto al empezar .di-
clendo que Ia refriega araeri
cano-japonesa tiene todas las
trazas de empezar por una
descalabradura para los ami
gos mexicanos.
CLAS NovEDADEs")
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UNCOVERING THE CASA
 GRANDE RUINS

(continued From Page Two) crack which may possibly have been done in the recent excavation.
 The base and tops of the wall have been finished of with cement to pre- serve them against washing away by rains and the whole enclosure has been arranged so as to give it per feet drain and the condition of the whole ruin Is now almost perfected to withstand the play of the elements for years to come.
 The Casa .Grande ruin is sure to be one of the principal points of interest for tourists in the west for years to come and merits all the care and at tention bestowed upon it. The South ern Pacific will have a station at the ruins on their proposed line through the Casa Grande valley and when this line is completed. we can look for ward to an immense influx of sight seers in this valley.
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TIP ON COLORADO FUEL.

Especial Wire to Duey & Overlook ]
 NEW YORK, Feb. 26.-There is d bear tip on Colorado Fuel. Report says it will sell at 90.
 This does not look especially at- tractive from earning power and will be sold by professionals on all rallies nov. In uptown professional circles last night there was a rumor of an attack to be made on Amalganiated in an effort to break the support The tip was that a large number of stops would uncover a vulnerable long ac count just below 110.
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information from Hermosillo rece.v- ed at Nogales last Sunday morning conveyed the intelligence that Va qui was caught Saturday putting cy- anide of potassium in the reservoir from which is piped the municipal wa. ter supply of that city When detect. ed be had emDtied into the reservoir a can that held about fifteen pounds of the poison. Without a doal3t had he not been taken in the act he would have returned with another zupplv and soon rendered the water snpD,s of the city a deadly poison 10 tnoU sands of people The dastardly wretch was taken out by file of soldiers and executed immediately.
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have double the capacity of that now
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La Cananea-The new air compress sor for the Democrata smeiter has ar rived at the property and is being in stalled. IL will materially assist in aiding with the excellent work the re
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to Madeira is completed and all the freight, machinery, etc, passes through the former place.
 The public lands of Temosachic are being surveyed by Peter Simson and new lots and blocks are being placed on the market. The big barn and warehouse, and cottages of the Greene Gold-Silver company, out by the depot, make quite a little town there. The Banco de Cananea has a fiourishing branch established at Te rnosachic