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The daily sentinel., 1907-05-22

Frank Houf. of Glenwood Springs.
is in the city visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
John Bennett.
Monday evening Miss lie la Matyr
will entertain at a delightful MUSCLE
Some of the best talent In the city
Will take part.
Brass and iron beds at prices to
suit all pocketbooks at CosgroYe ana
Stough's.
All who expect to attend the com
mencement exercises tomorrow even
inc should bear In mind that the
exercises will begin PROMPTLY at
eight O'Clock This has been the GUS
tom for several years on account OF
the banquet that always follows the
DR.. Charles Gasho and Mr. William
Goodwin now have their big gaso-
line launch in active operation on the
river and as announced elseWheIs
in this issue will have the boat aValI-
able for pleasure trips each afternoon
evening and on Saturdays. me poa'
will have its landing place at the M.
tn street bridge. The pretty cral'
works splendidly and promises 70
prove immensely popular. 1t proViu-
es great sport on the river.
tiou decreasing the number OF direc-
I tors from nine to seven which action
was taken some months ago, were nj
! I'd toda with the county clerk OF
Mesa county by the Mesa County
RuUdiuE and Loan association.
rho special train that viii bring
/ .oyeral hundred Pallsade people 10
I Grand Junction on saturday TOT the
T,otinae races will leave Palisade al
/ 1O.3O in the morning over the Mid-
| Iond and returning will leave mere
Ist7 90 d. m. in the evening.
Samuel G.. McMullln came Ii To-
dav on No. from the east ana VIII
{ remain here till Friday, then goes
/ to California. .....,oor,ent
The demand for commencement. en-. .
seats this morning was somellilns :
fierce. Many people were IN llle "nei' l..
the sale opened and the mouse wa. ma7
sold out In short order. Many "''4'
ing seats were disappolnteu. ,.,,-o,
the matter Of securing a genera
-s,rat,ry for the local Y. NJ. G. A.
is now the principal problem DetoIe
ltbe directors. The man TO whoHl IN
ofFered the position has not yet ue-
clded TO accept. ..,,.,
Manager Haskell Of the Park opera
Iborse announces today that ne"
5ote bas been arranged for the ap,
Ias-,1ce - of Alfred Patek in his great
iIInsfrated lecture. "A Trip throusn
paDama." The attraction vii appear
at tbe opera house on the night oi
Friday. May 81 ., s~ae7e
I'D the injury to apples c. p. NC
Carv car has decided not to limit me
contest for the prize buggy to IN. tht
Ionotban appies, but to allow fruii
Solrt.,' ,,.a-s to enter the contest with any
SSayietv of apples. and he Will give
me 500 buggy to the one enterlnt
4be Tn hest box OF apples in the contest
at the fair next fall.
The daily sentinel., 1907-05-22
Investlgatlons Of tbe robberles tbot

Investigations OF the robberles that
occurred on night before last in tho
city are still being made by the sher-
iff's office. There is strong proba-
bility that a warrant will be sworn
out against young man arrested on
suspicion shortly after the robbery
OF DR.. Warmers Offices had been dis
covered. The fact that he robbed
these offices two years ago and served
sentence In the reform school. thai
he had just returned to Grand June
ton, along with other circumstanc-
es lead many to think that he was
connected with one or both of the den
tai office robberies on Monday night.
This morning there were ten no
boes arraigned in police court for
the attention Of the Judge. The men
were all arrested last night by Of
hcer Mahaney at the union station
The judge assessed a fine and costs
against each OF the Offenders on the
vagrancy charge but suspended SEN
tence and gave the hoboes six hours
to get out of town. AS far as can be
learned all have hiked. 1t was the
biggest array OF hoboes seen In po-
lice court In many day.
The daily sentinel., 1907-05-22
party
1grne-9 r. T. a. site
MRS. soRTER BADLY BURNED
Large Quantity Of Gasoline Catches
Fire and Lady Seriously
injured.

Mrs. ]. w. sorter. wife of well
known sultorlum proprietor whose
establishment is in the lower Currie
block is suffering from many pain
full and serious burns she received
this morning about eleven o'clock In
an accident that might easily have
proven fatal.
Mrs. Sorter was In the rear OF the
building, cleaning a skirt with gaso-
line. A large tub of gasoline sat
near by. Suddenly, while she was
rubbing the skirt with cloth soak
ed in gasoline the friction caused by
the hard rubbing of the skirt with
the cloth produced an electric spark
and IN a seconds time the skirt and
the gasoline in the tub were shooting
flames high into the air. Before she
could get out of the way OF the sheet
of fire the young woman was envel-
oped in flames and only the timely
arrival of her husband saved her
from being terribly injured Mr.. Sor-
ter smothered the flames that were
attacking his wife and then boldly
lifted the tub filled with the treacher-
Gus burning fluid and carried II out
of the building into the rear lot.
MTs, SoIteT WIS severely uuTHeu
on the face, arms. neck, shoulders
and breast. her hair was also badly
burned. She suffered great pain for
time but this afternoon, while con-
fined to her bed, is feeling much bet
ter. 1t was indeed narrow escape.
Fortunately gasoline win not or
dlnarily explode when It is in the
open where the air, clroulates above
the fluid but will burn rapidly and
produce heavy flames.
The daily sentinel., 1907-05-22
DIABOLICAL DEED
TRAIN WRECKERS

Los ANGELES, May 22.-(spec-
ia)-One of the most dastardly at
tempts ever made to wreck a train in
the west occurred last night at mid
night on the Southern Pacific.
Train No. 20 one of the Southern
Pacific lipe Z 'ers due to reach this
city at nlpe lock- = - yvas
wrecked q saisS zen
last night. 80.
The wreck was br - about by
train wreckers and their plans show
that they employed much in nuity
and care in their dirty work.
One man was killed, three people
fatally injured and nearly a score
more or less seriously injured.
AT point on a trestle the wreckers
loosened the fish plates on two con-
The daily sentinel., 1907-05-22
THE SITE Is SELECTED
On Fifth Street and Rood Avenue the
Y. NJ. c. 4. Building VIII
BE Erected.

The magnificent building TO be
erected for the occupancy OF thc 4. "
q A. Grand Junction will stand on
,be northwest corner of Firth street
and Rood nvcnue.. The Photographic
studIo of Frank r.. Dean is located
~, t,yo al, more Of these lots. The Sc
Icction of this site Is made after care
mi investicntion on the part OF spec
iaI committee appointed by the assoc
iotion. and. is chosen from n number
of Iocations The site was sciectcu
Inv nm unanimous vote OF the mennbefs
~ tbe board Of directors who were
nresent at the meeting held last nlSht'
rha nronosed location of the beau
.tf,,i bnIIding is a good one and viii
~, Generally approved. II is central
l., 1ocoted and prettily situated. VINE
tber the building will face Rood or
Eiftb street or Will have entrances on
botb streets Is not yet known. Ihe
s,,,nnIa+e sfte Is 100 by 125 feet. The
s,,aii brick residence on Rood Just
,teat of the Dean studio also STANDS
~, ~ site The residence Is includ-
ID In the purchase and VIII be sold
a,d moved away. Mr.. Deans build
Jng will be moved to another location.
n ia believed that the lots can De
cleared and the site MADE reauy LoI
the construction work to start within
n very few months.
The price to be paid for the lots Is
$4,000 with a possible reduction OF
last night at a special meeting OF
mo directors the committee made It's
ro1orf submitting a number OF pro-
nosed sites but recommended the pur-
cSasa Of the one on the northwest
cnTner ,I,r-9 Of FIFTH and Rood. This report
Vas y, agreed to by each of the five
,,anbers OF the committee. After
much inch discussion and careful consid-
nration tbe board OF directors by
,,nanImous vote accepted the report
of - 4ti tbe committee and ordered that the
purchase of the site selected be CLOS
ed up at once, "a. .,,,nbs
The committee expressed Its thanks
The daily sentinel., 1907-05-22
A WATCH SECURED BY FRAUD

II Is reported this afternoon that n
fireman by the name of Murray, well
known In the city secured a watch
from the White Mercantile company,
by signing n fictitious name in re-
celpt for the watch, arrangements be-
tween the company and the railroad
being so that railroad men, under
certain conditions can secure watch
es by signing certain formal receipts
This man Murray secured the watch
this morning and IL was learned that
he had given a fictitious name.
Efforts to locate the man are being
made today by the sheriff's office. 1t
is believed he left over the Rio Grandc
this afternoon going west.
The daily sentinel., 1907-05-22

Meeting rails and In the holes where
the bolts belonged stout wire was in
serted. This wire was run to a neI-
ghborlng hill side where It is suppos-
4 that as the train approached the
hin the wreckers pulled the wire,
causing the rails to spread and the
T. in jumped the track and went over
the embankment. It was a diaboll-
cal crime. The train was running
behind time and was going at rate
of speed of 80 to 40 miles an hour.
What the motive of the crime was
IS not known as no attempt was made
to rob the train.
T. J. McMaham, OF Santa Barbara
was the man who was killed Nearly
all of the injured are California peo-
pie. h
The daily sentinel., 1907-05-22
Not Guilty

NEW YORK, May 22.-(speciaD
John r. Hedgman, president of the
Metropolitan Life Insurance company
appeared in the criminal court this
morning and plead not guilty of the
many charges of perjury and forgery
filed against him.
The daily sentinel., 1907-05-22
More Talesmen

RoIsE, May 22.-(speciai -
sheriff Hodgin and four deputy IL,et., sliet,
iGs arc searching the remote Iis'rl.' ,'', =, :,
of Ada county to-day for men VINO VINO uni l,.iii
he able 10 sit upon the Jury ti'"' VIII
fry william ID. HAYWOOD ,5,,,
YeIterday afternoon lhie ,', cuuI
Wood ordered Sheriff Hodeih 10 9"I, ~
mon Il venirc of sixty talesile" rt,,,..- w.
mort in court at two o'clock on ii''
dav afternoon. - loo, called
In all 1913 men have Deei' "a - oii
and examined for jury service .'i,'a,.i nru
but just a few have pes1 es t,,cse gnve
Right on the start forty Ii I.I,.a,issed by
legal excuses and were uisi''77'
the court. -. ,t,, iurv will
l,,,,,r,Ietad from the new venlfe'
The daily sentinel., 1907-05-22
Relentless War On Labor

union labor in the United States.
Dave NJ. Perry, of Indianapolis, Is
at the head of the movement.
The association will fight for open
shops and will endeavor to make boy.
colts criminal offcnses, will endorse
the employment of Chinese and Japa-
nese on the Panama canal and ON
American railroad lines.
The daily sentinel., 1907-05-22
To the Death

GUATEMALA CITY, May. 22'-.
(SpeciaD -Four men, suspected OF
completely in the attempt 10 murder
President Castro were cornered IN
house last night by the soldiers.
They refused to open the door ana ,
when the door was broken down Dy
the soldiers the men fired upon the
soldiers killing one officer and wound
ing three others.
Finally seeing that they would os %,
overnowered the four men turned
their guns upon themselves and eaeh
died by his own hand.
The daily sentinel., 1907-05-22
They Quit

SAN FRANCISCO, May 22.-
Especially The committee of seven
appointed by the five commercial or
CARNATIONS of San Francisco TO take
over some of the power of Mayor
Schmitz resigned last night.
The reason assigned by the commit
tee for Withdrawing was that it had
been unable to secure cooperation
of Rudolph sprecisles and Francis j..
Heney who are at the head of the
graft inquiry.
The daily sentinel., 1907-05-22
Evelyn Refuses

LONDON, May 22.-(Special)-
Evelyn Nesbitt Thaw has addressed
a letter to the proprietor of the West
End Music hall eurtly refusing his
offer of a large weekly salary for her
appearance as an attraction at his
place.
The daily sentinel., 1907-05-22
Gardner Won

DENVER, May %, -(SpeciaD -
Jimmie Gardner, OF Lowell. Massa-
chusetts, won the decision from Harry
Lewis in ten rounds before the Col
iseum Athletic club last night.
Gardner outpointed Lewis in every
round the latter landing but few clean
blows. There we're no knockouts and
no blood drawn.
The daily sentinel., 1907-05-22
HE GETs RIG HOTEL

A deal was closed up yesterday
whereby w. t. Staup, the wei known
Hannah creek ranchman, traded his
fine ranch on Hannah creek TO Mrs.
Strows for the Gypsum hotel, at
Gypsum, Colorado. Mr.. Staup and
family will take possession in about
two weeks. The hotel enjoys a good
patronage. and Mr.. Staup expects to
make many improvements.
The deal involves consideration
of over $4,000.
The daily sentinel., 1907-05-22
GAME ARRANGED FOR SUNDAY

II Is annOunCed thAt on Sundhy al
ternoon at the fair grounds the
Grand Junction base ball team and
the Rural Rubes, the strong team
from the country, will meet in con-
hIct. The home boys are practicing
almost daily and promise to put up
fast game Sunday. redeeming them
selves for the poor showing made
on last Sunday
Both teams will be In tip top shape
by Sunday. and a good, clean game
is pretty certain to be offered those
who attend.
The daily sentinel., 1907-05-22
200 Lost

SYDNEY. New South Wales
MAY 22.-(SpeciaD- 1t Is re-
/ norted on reliable authority
hat a great hurricane and
tidal wave swept the Caroline
islands on April 30th, and over
900 lives were lost and nun
dreds OF thousands of dollars
worth of damage done.
( a q q q O q o q Q 2 y
The daily sentinel., 1907-05-22

NEW YORK, City. May 22.-
Especially The greatest and most re-
lentless war ever made on American
union labor seems imminent. At the
National association of Manufacture
ers' convention in this city last night
steps were taken TO provide $780,
600 annually for the purpose of at
The daily sentinel., 1907-05-22
Girl Missing

NEW YORK, May (speclaD
Miss Gertrude Moody, a beautiful art
student, aged 16 years, has myster-
iousiy disappeared and the police OF
the entire city are looking for her.
The daily sentinel., 1907-05-22
Fifty Hurt
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK, May ga
(SpeciaD-Fifty people we're .
more or less seriously hurt in
collision between an elevated
, train and a trolley car last .
night near Coney Island. Four .
of the injured may die.
The daily sentinel., 1907-05-22

1t faces south and east and will front
towards Main street and the school
grounds. all being desirable points.
&c. r. WARNER
"E. p. SHELLENBERGER,
"W. e. DUDLEY.
"W. A. CONNELLY,
"E. e. UDLOCK.
Com on Sites"
The daily sentinel., 1907-05-22
Boats Burn

GALLIPoLIs, o., May 2s,-lS5'J IS5 n
iaO-An Ohio river pacAe1 The
transfer steamer burner No lives
waters edge last night
were lost.
The daily sentinel., 1907-05-22

A special meeting Of crane N this
evening elUI at 1880. Work in the r W.
degree. 5otoy of No. 3
wreck near salida on tsA hlo sTn MI "dI asbup
No one was injured in,tne me cisar si the
i bnt it took several hours to eie''
tracks.
The daily sentinel., 1907-05-22

The officers are making the hoboes
shake the dust of the city from thei;
feet Just about as soon as they hit
the town.
The daily sentinel., 1907-05-22
,,r,bed by the Fairy Wand"-

E.D,bed By the Fairy Wand
4. mt a too imaginative term to ap-
!, To our method of helping eyes
~, need aid. If you pay US the
.-nliment of a visit we Will ex-
.,Iss YOUR eyes carefully and
.Assrfuily free of charge and then
.ivise YOU as to what glasses you
-ssj-if any. The only charge is
|sr goods purchased and that is
-rsasonabls.
The daily sentinel., 1907-05-22
herman W. Moody
JeWeIry Co.
TIN WATCH HOUSE
Next TO 1.-THE Fair"

We will open our Depot Branch
b. business on Wednesday, May
. .sA at Corner Second and Colo
Fsdo.
We cordially invite everyone to
biat our new store on this day, in
! Eect our stock and sample a glass
| our delicious soda water FREE
u charge. We will have our ex-
bit soda dispenser there to serve
H.
This store will be managed
|t1ietly in accordance with our
Fules Of right buying, right hand
tng, right selling and HONEST
TREATMENT TO ALL.
\ We respectfully solicit a share
your patronage, and want you
+ become more acquainted with
faF way Of doing business. REG
EIERED PHARMACIST IN
rEApcu
The daily sentinel., 1907-05-22

Greater Than Ever, The Sentinel
Is The Most Conspicuous Figure
In Western Colo. Journalism.
The daily sentinel., 1907-05-22

:. .ortrolIed By Individual Oh
VnsUi nTartion. The Sentinel Is The
frSasmoion Of The Rights or The
People.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-01-30
LA NAVE RED0NDA

La idea de la nave redonda no es
nueva, pero cuando mas olv,dada pa
recia, un constructor naval americana
Mr.. Giovanni Helder, prob6 en- 1883,
con irrebatibles argumentos, que podia
construirse un crucero acorazado de
tai forma.
La administration de la marina rusa
patrocin6 la idea, y Sc asegura que
modihcando algo los pianos, comenz6
la construction de dos buques de que
ira modelo.
Recientemente Mr. Hokes, de Nue.
va York, siguiendo'los pasos &c su pre-.
decesor, pretende construir una nave
de aquella estructura, Ia que ell mis-
mo constructor Concede ell maximo &c
la huctuaci6n y la capacidad.
Ell Trident que asl d n nina Ho-
kes 4 su nave futura, tendra 1900
toneladas de despla zamiento; conten-
ara varios caf1ores, entire ellos dos de
ounce puIgadas.
EStos canones Serdn m0ntad0s sobre
curenas girato las, a fin de qn- Sc pue,
dan disparar en- todas direcciones. sin
torcer en- 10 mas minimo el rum bo de
la embarcaci0n
Recientemente otro constructor Ia
dotado de tai forma a un pequeno bu-
que para la salvacio de los naufragos
Sc denomina "Doeving life savinglo-
bed (boya de salvamento) y sirvc, no
solo para transporter los pasajeros de
un tuque nsufrago, sino tam oiGn
srrastrarlo 81 no ha sido invadido Dor
complete por las olas.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-01-30
No eres POGO aprovechada!. ).

mo eres POGO aprovechada!. :.
Un vestido de bale, de tul
'paillette" -. Otro de paseo,
verde almendra con piel de nu-
tria; Ell abrigo para Ell traje, to-
do de piel, y bolero tambien de
piel para alternar. ;. ~ esta
salida de teatro? Y esta. -.
Julia.-Bueno. Y a todo este
icon quien te casas?
Blanca.-Es verdad. iOuien
tgura que es tn novio1
Pilar.-iMira que sois ton
tas! Yo que Sc! Mira, estamos
jugando a este, ique nos impor-
ia el novio?. :. Vamos a jugar
con formalidad, como 81 fuera-
mos mujeres. Aqui estan los
regalos. -. (Y sigue ense nan
do el "troussean' imaginario.)
./acfnto Benavente
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-01-30


co 10 ponemos todo. Figura que
son regalos Y ell "trousseau." :"
70 me voy : casar, isabes? Co.
mo la hermana de Jacobita;
vosotras vents mi casa a verlo
,odo; esta (sefalando a Julia)
es tn mama Y til eres mi ami
ga ... BuenO, tOdavia no ha-
beis venido; ahora 10 arreglo yo
todo, como en- casa de Jacobita;
yo estuve aver con Frauleir
pOr la ma1lana.
Julia. -Hiia, til 10 yes todo.
BlanCa.-Vc tOdas las funcio-
mes que echan en- los teatlos por
Ia tarde.
ulia.-A nosOtras no nos lie
van mas que al Circo; no quiere
mama, dice que es pecado.
Pilar.-Tu mama dice que
todo es pecado. iAy, hija. iVos-
Otras no habeiS visto nunCa una
"trousseau? iQue pavas.
Julia. No 10 he visto, pero
sc como es.
Pilar.-Mira; aqui esta la ro-
pa blanca, la Camisa, los panta-
loneS. -.
Julia,-iAy, los pantalones!
Isl ahora no Sc llevan pantalo-
mes!
Pi1ar.-iSi 10 Sc! tme quereis
ensenar? Sc llevan unas medias
muy largas que suben hasta
aqu1....
Julia.-Eso es, mama dice
que ella va por dentro como las
bailarinas por fuera.
BlanCa.-Bueno, pero Ia ropa
interior no Sc ensena nunca en-
casa de la novia. sc We en- la
tienda.
Pllar.-Pero en- casa de Jaco-
bita estaba tOdo, hasta los cor
ses.
ulia.-POrque son unas cur
sis. No Sc ensela mas que los
vestidos y los regalos.
Pilar.-Bueno; pues entonces
quito todo este que era la ropa
interior, porque 20 no quiero
cursi.
Julia. Dye, tque le ha rega-
ladO tn mama a la hermana de
Jacobita?
Pilar.-Un imperdible todo
verde con muChOS brillantes.
Blanca.--iQue tonta eres! TO
do verde! De ORC verde, que es
la moda; son las alhajas moder-
nistas. Mama le ha regalado
una medalla de la Virgen del
Perpetuo Socorro.
Pilar.-lY ESQ pega para una
boda? Tu mama regala media
llas a todo ell mundo. va esta
arreglado; ahora entrais.. . Pase
usted -. lTu que quieres SER
Julia.-Yo, duquesa.....
Pilar.-Ahora ST que eres
cursi; como que te voy a la
mar 20 duquesa! TIE llamare
por tn nombre, ino yes que So
mos iguales2 Digo, ST quieres
ser casada O soltera, para pre-
guntarte por TIL marldo y los nj
nos.
Julia.-Yo quiero ser criada
como tia Teresa, y no tengo hi
jos.
Pilar.-Entonces tn hermana
lque va a ser tuyo1
Julia.-Eso, mi hermana.
Blanca.-No, 20 soy tn ami
ga; es muy $3.50 ser 10 mismo
de siempre. -. (Saludos, besos,
etc.
Pillar. = Ell traje de boda. Lo|
he encargado a Paris.
Blanca. Pero tonta, ST el
traje de boda 10 regala el novio!
Pilar.-Ya 10 Sc; lpero dejara
de encargarlo donde 70 quiera'
ILo va a comprar hecho3 iTu ST
que eres tOnta!
Julia. i Precioso. de mucho
gusto! Lastima de traje para
I'm dial.
PiIar.-iH "A. no diDas eSO,i
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-01-30
1AGNESIA AEREADA lNHBILIOSA
DE J. II. BLANCO

Con 81 uso desapar -ce el extreflt-
miento, indig gesti6n, dolores &C uabs-
"a, jaqueca, bills, 4cido del estomago,
en- general todos los desarreglss pro
ducidos por 81 est6mago s intestinos.
E~rss~etS 10 RISne>.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-01-30
JUECOS DE NINOs
T'Ak. ohe ahos.-BlAACA, nusve.-JUIh, sne.-Una
AM-FGAuLlN. ("En sl invernaders d IN hst.
sridsesstee,

Las dos ayas cuchlchean en- nm rinc6n la alema.
ma hace labor de gancho; la inglesa esta name
s"ore mano con aire seiorial dominador
Las tres ninas hablando muy animadas
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1907-01-12
Local stockmen view with con.

Local stockmen view with con-
siderable misgiving the attempt Of
the President and Secretary OF
Interior to force congress to pas.
a lease law, as indicated by press
dispatches. With the pernicious
permit system covering the forest
reserves and lease to cover the
balance of the grazing lands the
stockmen will certainly be in d
bad way. The administration
states its only purpose is to benefit
the stockmen of the west, when as
a matter Of tact il is being ruined.
The same sentiment is manifested
by local stockmen toward this
new move as that of the forest re-
serve. 1t will retard the develop
ment of the west. 1t does not al
low an increase and places the
stock industry at a standstill with
no chance to expand or increase.
People will not take up land in the
forest reserve now for the reason
that they would be simply penned
in with an extremely limited OPP
portunity. Stockmen should take
this matter and make a Vigorous
fight.
The Times-Herald hopes to
take this matter more extensively
next week.