The daily sentinel., 1907-12-28
FONTS AND POINTERS
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There is prospect of base ball
war between the big leagues. If the
boys get at 1t, there will doubtless
be some hits, and some of them will
.scross BATS in a fight of this kind,
there will be some cross batters.
The National Wool Growers Asso-
citation will meet at Helena. Mont.
January IA. 1 s and 16. Wonder If
they are planning to fleece" the
country when they come to sell their
product?
In the opinion of this points and
Pointers" penciller the Denver Re
publican is the most satisfactory
newspaper to read that comes out
of that city. This opinion is formed
from the general excellence of its
makeup and typographical appear
ance, and the absence of the "yel-
low" in its news matter and editor
ial utterances.
The fieeting fleet continues its
flight towards the Pacific. and every
thing continues pacific.
If all the things that the preach
ers preach about and pray for should
come to pass. good many members
| OF ''the CLOTH would have to seek
other fields in which to exercise
their accomplishments. But there
isn't much danger of the change be-
ing made soon.
| With the continued spread of pro-
i will ha
great desert for the thirsty, and
the few places not having prohibition
will look to them like the oases of
Sahara to the weary travellers across
| its wastes. And in those days there
will be cries for irrigation in other
places than the arid regions of this
country
The Teddy bear craze is subsiding
with the subsistence of the Teddy en-
thusiasm since the announcement of
the president that he would not be
candidate for reelection.
We read of an autoist being run
over by his own machine the other
day. Doubtless there are a large
number of MANNED and crippled peo-
pie in this country who will believe
that for once retribution overlook
the right party.
| fellow named Trunk at Lead
Vile, while drunk, amused himself
Christmas day by shooting at
friend and seeing how close he could
come to him and not hit him. That
Trunk was ''locked up and
Checked" in his dangerous foolish
ness.
State Veterinarian Charles Lamb
has issued a book on the prevention
and cure of diseases of hogs, but it
touches the diseases of the four-leg
ged variety only. The other kind
must take their chances as hereto
fore.
Jacob J. Brown, for forty years
a railroad engineer and whose home
Is in Denver, has become an or
dained minister in the NJ. E. church.
He ought to be able to run the gos-
pei train on the straight and Harrow
road, all right.
Unless a little more ginger can be
injected into the Taft boom, he will
soon be in danger of being relegat-
ed to the fatty class.-Pueblo Star
Journal.
In such an event 1t would be a
case of fatty degeneration
In the matter of visions" there
are no reasons why blind man can
not "see things as well as one with
two good eyes.
The Pueblo Star-Journal recently
had an editorial headed What Will
Congress Do This Winter?" "Who
VIII Congress Do This Winter?"
comes to the mind of this paragraph
er.
What time is it by your supper?''
asked one boarder at the Boyer house
the other day of another who was
about finishing. "Give it up" said
the one questioned. Nearly ate,''
said the questioner. and theL the
dishes ratified frightfully.
An exchange says There are too
many crooked bankers" Dear bro
ther, that's straight.
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