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Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1907-04-20

Beef Trust apologlsts say that most
Of the criticism Of their methods Is
due to dramatic license" 10 there
any dramatic license in the condem.
nation Of over 100000 pounds Of beef
containing tuberculosis in the short
space Of three months3 II there any
dramatic license" about official health
department reports?
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1907-04-20

a starving man who stole 81 worth
Of bacon from the Beef Trust was sent
to the bridcwell and committed sui.
eide because Of his shame. The Beef
Trust stole $2,0OO,OOO worth Of water
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1907-04-20

Not satisfied with importing foreign
pauper labor to compete with Ameri.
can labor, the Beef Trust kills more
wOrkingmen annually In Its plants than
fall In big battle In war time. In
one Chicago plant thirteen men were
killed In one day recently.
The daily sentinel., 1907-02-15
A PRETTY FUNCTION
Sixty Guests of Mrs. McLuen and Mrs
Hiatt at the McLucn
Home.

Perhaps the most elaborate enter
tainment either of the afternoon or
evening. given in Grand Junction on
Valentines day was the party of Mrs.
McLuen and Mrs. Hiatt at the beauti-
ful home OF Mrs McLuen on East
Main street yesterday afternoon.
Sixty ladies' were the guests and a
happier gathering has not oharacteriz-
ed n social function in the city this
winter,
The house was all darkened and
the lights We're turned on. Soon af-
ter the guests had assembled each
was given n piece of linen stamped
for embroidery work. each lady was
asked TO embroider the piece and then
attach her name to the work Mrs.
McLuen then collected the pieces and
will then make them into n quilt as
a souvenir of the occasion.
A valentine matching contest Great
ed much amusement and considerable
rivalry.
Late In the afternoon a most elab-
crate and elegantly appointed lunch
con was served. The menu was su-
perb in every detail. consisting of the
rarest delicacies charmingly prepared.
During the service of the luncheon
Boyer's orchestra rendered an ex-
quislte program of late musical selec-
tions.
The rooms of the home were made
exceedingly attractive by decorations
suggestive of the day. there were
cupids. hearts bows and arrows and
valentines, of all sizes and shapes.
arranged throughout the rooms, Red
was the color of the afternoon. Red
hearts. red candles and red flowers
made up the scheme.
II was brilliant afternoon func-
tion. Mrs. Hiatt and Mrs. MoLuen
are most successful hostesses.
The daily sentinel., 1907-02-15
THE FAITH OF THE BOY.

The four-year-old son Of a certain
western senator had very high oplh'
ion Of the importance Of his father-
The latter tells how. on one occasion
In their western home. the lad came
across a magazine In which. by some
chance. there were engraved, side by
side. portraits of the president and the
senator mentioned.
When the lad caught sight oil ms
fathers features he broke into broad
smile. That's a good picture OF you
daddy" said he.
Very good, my SON
Who's the man next to you dad
'dy?" asked the youngster.
why, my sonl" exclaimed the sen
ator, don't you know? That is one
of the greatest men Of the world.
man more admirable and more power
ful than any king. That my son. is
President Roosevelt"
/ The lad again looked at the picture
of the president. Then, after thought
ful, pause, he observed:
Say. daddy, the people in the east
win be awful proud when they see the
presidents picture next to yours. wont
they?"-American Spectator.
The daily sentinel., 1907-02-15

The noon trains were almost on
time.
Free lunch and music at the open.
ing next Saturday.
c. NJ. KeclS, the Colorado Midland
agent at Glenoood Springs. was a Wis
itor last night.
The Board of Trade saloon will
have grand opening Saturday, Feb
G. Free lunch.
This has been n quiet day at the
county elork's Office so far as the as
the reception of Instruments was con.
cerned.
Payne's orchestra VIII not play al
the opening OF the Board of Trade
saloon tomorrow evening as aunounc.
ed yesterday
c. n. Reynolds travelling freight
agent and Nichol johnson. travel
ing passenger agent for the Santa Fo
are intown today.
Superintendent Allen. of the city
schools, leaves in a few days for Chi
eago to attend the meeting of the Ma
tional school superintendents' assoc.
iatlon.
Misses Bralnord and Turner and
Prof. Payne viii leave tomorrow
morning for Montrose where they
Will give a recital tomorrow evening
at the CONGREGATIONAL church in tina,
city.
c, +. Thomas the owner of the coal
mine at which the two young men
who attempted to leave the city after
selling and collecting for some coal
belonging to MIR. Thomas. We're en-.
ployed. states that he did not owe
the young men any wages whatever
as they claimed. but that the BOYS
were more than paid up in fun when
they sold the coal pocketing the
money aud prepared to skip out
There Is no question but what Mr.
Thomas was very lenient with the
boys in agreeing to drop the prose.
eution IL they would return the money
they secured through the sale of the
coal.
The daily sentinel., 1907-02-15

One oft he most attractive sights on
the streets of any city is swell
turnout in the form of fine appear
ing horse or team and nice buggy
and harness. The ]. A McCuloch
Implement and Feed company can
furnish you with the nice buggy and
harness. They have most COM
plete line of the famous Racine bug
gies and a large line of harness.
All kinds of pickles constantly on
hand at the Star Grocery.
The daily sentinel., 1907-02-15
SAMPLI Err s
Who do as they advertise
A CHANCE IN TEN THOUSAND

Denver, Colo, Feb. IA, 1907
Margery Block.
Subscription books Fairview. Red
Rock close midnight tomorrow. ad-
wise wiring reservations quickly an
ticipated over subscription at 80
sales up 81 SanFrancisco exchange to-
day, believe stock will go to par with
in three to six months immense show
ing on Red Rock proving bigger every
day. Another important strike on
crosscut quartz showing considerable
free gold. complete plant machinery
shipped. Well posted operators pre-
dict Fairview will have next big
boom. Don't hesitate. strongly urge
your clients to ge in, firmly believe
Redrock will make one of biggest
mines in Fairview.
THE II. A. RIDEL INV. co.
We wired in today for several thou
sand shares and will be in the office
this evening to accommodate those
who want to get same. Remember
that Mohawk once sold for 10 cents
share. This may be another Mo-
hawk. We have made money for every
investor with us. Why not you?
GRAND JUNCTION STOCK & BRoK-
ERAGE COMPANY.
Room Margery Block.
The daily sentinel., 1907-02-15
MUCH CHICKEN STEALING

City Marshal o'Nen states that dur
ing the past three days many COM
plants have come to him especially
from residents In the second ward. of
chicken thefts. Several people have
had number of fine chickens stolen
from their premises. One woman
lost l2 last night. they being removed
from chicken house in the yard. the
door of which was securely fastened.
Not less than four dozen chickens
some OF them fine thoroughbreds.
have been stolen since Monday.
The daily sentinel., 1907-02-15
SOME GOOD NEWS

Kansas City. Feb 15.-C Especial. }
Manager Tebau of the Kansas City
baseball team returned last night
from Denver bubbling over with good
news for the anxious Kansas City
fans. He at once announced that Pit
cher Case of the Pittsburg National
had been signed to play with the
Blues this season. Case is one of the
best pitchers that will go into the
American association this year. He
played with Pittsburg and made good
showing in the 1905 series and was
also in the game last year. He was
loaned to Rochester in the Eastern
league and has consented to come to
Kansas City this year.
The daily sentinel., 1907-02-15
Candy Mt the @. V. store.

Subscribe for The Daily Sentinel
The Eagles meet this evening in
regular weekly session.
For bargains attend the great re-
moyal sale now ON at the G. " Store.
There are quite number OF cases
of typhoid fever In the city just at
this time.
A. L. Gourley is unloading a great
big car of fine furniture for the spring
trade. today.
Tho Board OF Trade saloon VIII
have a grand opening Saturday. Feb.
iG. Free lunch.
We pay the highest price for old
cast iron. wcir's Foundry Co.
Phone Red 1881,
The year book of St Joseph's Ca
thollo church viii be ready for distri-
button In n few days
This evening n reception will be
given at the home of Mrs. L. E. Black
stone for the young people of the
Methodist church.
Prof Mcclellan, tho famous pipe
organist of tho Mormon Tabernacle
at Salt Lake City, viii give an organ
recital in this city at an early date.
II you are contemplating putting
In garden get your seeds now ut
Cassells a Co. They have the Ferry
and Grand Junction Seed company
seeds.
The Mcthodists are planning for
another Of their big church recep-
tions or reunions of themselves. 1t
will be given on Thursday evening.
February 2ist.
Every lady visiting our store dur
Ing our removal sale will receive a
chance ON a set of six hand painted
plates to be given away at the end of
sale, G. V. Store.
Now Is the time Of the year to be-
gin thinking about putting in hat
garden. Cassclls \ Co. have large
line OF both garden and flower seeds.
See their display window.
The daily sentinel., 1907-02-15

We want to sell some corner loiA
the best location in the city, We vili
to sell good rooming house Of y
rooms, all furnished, steam heat
good pair of lots and four room hola
for $500. Eighty acres on 0rehn'
Mesa nearly all under ditch, an'
gain at $50 an acre. One of the D.
est 20-acres in the valley, will iriS
for Iowa land. The Nebraska al
Iowa Investment company, Room
Margery Building.
The daily sentinel., 1907-02-15
A Grim AIternatlve.

Friend-And you say your second
son has gone on the stage?
Mamma-Yes.
Friend-But didn't you oppose his
choice? ] mean to say
Mamma-Oh. yes; but he threatened
II we made any attempt 10 prevent
him he would take 10 literature.
The daily sentinel., 1907-02-15
Navieator's Error.

Matchett.-He thought he had
solved the problem of aerial naviga.
tlon when he covered his airship with
fly paper
Gauss-But he made a mistake
when he used the sticky klnd.-Chica
go Daily News.
The daily sentinel., 1907-02-15
Her Good Guess.

MY dear" said the candidate. whc
had arrived home after the returns
from 627 precincts had been received
i have won great moral victory"
"Oh'" she replied. then the other
man must have received most Of III,
votes. Chicago Record. Herald.
The daily sentinel., 1907-02-15
The Limit.

They live in some obscure little vii.
lage in the mountains OF Tennessee.
don't theye"
Obscure little village Is no name
for 1t. Why. that town doesn't even
get out souvenir postoardsl"-Cleve.
land Leader.
The daily sentinel., 1907-02-15
Duped.

Young man." said the old lady. with
anger in her eyes. I've brought bach
this here thermometer you sold me
You cant come none Of your tricks oS
me-"
What's the trouble with it," bland
ly asked the clerk
Trouble! The thing don't stay the
same two days at a time Gimme my
money back. .''-Milwauke Sentinel.
The daily sentinel., 1907-02-15
Honeful Neus

The Soubrette-Are you aware. Mr..
Beaton, that the ghost hasn't walked
in three weeks?
Mr.; Beaton - Quite aware, Miss
Twinkle; but l assure you the shade
is suffering only from frost bite and
is not afflicted, as You seem 10 think.
with locomotor ataxia.-Puck.
The daily sentinel., 1907-02-15

This morning Attorney Logan, at
torney for Oscar Ewing, filed notice
that he may take an appeal in the
Ewing case. to the state supreme
court.
The daily sentinel., 1907-02-15
OF Course II ISM,

Her-But it isn't considered proper
TO give valuable presents to girl to
whom you are not engaged.
Him-By whom7
Her-by-er-the other girls.-chi.
eago Daily News.
The daily sentinel., 1907-02-15

New line of Hevwood go carts
the Crown Furniture company
Free lunch and music at the ol''
ing next Saturday.
The daily sentinel., 1907-02-15
InduIaent.

First Bull Terrier-why do you keen
your master waiting so long when he
calls you?
Second Ditto-Oh, just to jolly him
a little; he likes to hear himself whis.
tle.-Detroit Free Press.
The daily sentinel., 1907-02-15
She's the aread..inn..

And can your wife make breos
SAM"
Can she. boss? Why. say. she
makes all de dough what comes INTO
de house"-YonSers Statesman.
The daily sentinel., 1907-02-15
We Want To Buy

modern five of six room house ee*
in. Also want pair of lots close =
Price must be reasonable.
The Iowa G Nebraska Inv. Co
The daily sentinel., 1907-02-15

Subscribe to The Daily Sentinel.
The Star Grocery makes a spec
ialty of handling all kinds of cheese.
The daily sentinel., 1907-02-15
ouehl

Dearest you are the only girl I
ever loved
surmised az much" she replied
haughuly Your work is exeeedins'
ly amateurish r-AiilwauIee sont,rt,
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-07-08
THIRD TERM MENACE

While the leading Republican news
papers of the country are, as rule
opposed to the denomination Of Roose
welt BY Inc Republican party, there
appears TO be a systematic campaign
going Oh throughout tile country IN
favor OF it. Evidences Of that cam
paien arc cropping ont In j ch papers
as tic Washington Herald and the AT
lania Georgian and in reading matter
furnished hy press bureaus and cor
resp ndents 70 many country papers,
The plan seems to be- to build mp lis
tinct Roosevelt party. something on
the order III Mr. Heafst's Indepena
ence League, which viii be able te
sandhag ihe Republican national con
venton, jas Mr. Hearst Leagnc sand
bagged tAc New York Democratic
state convention last year. The pro
motors of this scheme are proceeding
BY indirection. Their line Of argu
ment Is illustrated by the following
extract from an article IN the Wash
ington Herald Of June 70, written in
reply q c1 editorial of the Brook
Ism Eagle
Mr Roosevelt. ls not engaged III
Iforcine his denomination His att.
tuae is not at All that Of candidata
fer a third term He has NOT ever
countenanced a movement for his re
nomination. There Is really ms sgch
movement, at any rae not in an on
I ganzide Or tangible form. What exist
lis a sentiment. or belief. that the
/, president ought ta he rennminated
( What if this sentiment should domin
ate the Republican national conven
ton: what Fl the nomination. instead
lof being forced By Roosevelt, should
lhe forced pon him? Would not such
IAN eyentuality put the moral aspect
of the presidents election night de
claration in an entirely different ligAi
from that hi which the Eagle Views u
The Eagle has ignored the more prob
able contingency for q less probable
lif MOI altogether impossible one There
is vital distinction between the two.
A Such talk al this appearing cons ant
lily 1T class Of papers which have n'
J claims to leadership In either party
And il is true as the Brooklyn Eas,'
says, that "A Is probable the presideu
could force his own denomination
Nothing could save that from he'ns
recognized rs forced process =
would be stigmaiized as q violation q
his freely and solemnly pledged
word
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-07-08
WORTHY or NOTICE.

Perhaps ii will not be necessary =
suggest 1t. but Ii is well nevertheless
ID call attention to the matter-lha
ia very extensive system Of stree
improvements which have been starr
"a here. and ordered to be done dnfiii~
ne coming year or two should ~
made a note Of by the gentlemen VINO
are now preparing map OF the Guy
for the guidance of fire insurance IN
,,eywrIters. Ii may be said that the
makers of the map can not take cog
nizance of prospective conditions
wb,ch sounds reasonable: but it is also
srue that map made from present
conditions would not be true mao,
NJ ] hong way. two years hense' ana
since navea streets are more o'
,ogs impor ant factor IN determinins
M rance rates, the citf would DC en-
1, ,ca "a this benefit when the streets
81 nsyuI. However, the local aseh ls
80, pTctahiy be depended upon 70 sec
thu HI q effect is given IN me aolps.
n,cut II rates. TO such better conai'
,lous AS may appear from time to iini"
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-07-08
nn.on q the Wedalng Ring.

Al tho close Of a recent divorce
caee woman spectator remarked;
II knew they wouldn't pull to-
gethcr very long The crease made
b. her wedding ring proved that
when she had been married six
months saw her take her ring OF
ono dav. The mark il had left was 90
faint Jon ooisld hardlg soc ~ Aol
can alEaya gauge the Length @! q
MARRIAGE b ihe impfeT Jon me ~
tbe wedding ring fr come caroa ;A9
rim. c-en though entirelr TO 'argc'
sinks aRsy into the 0rssr alfh ,
mars 81 that indicate marriage
a. lasting as eternity other WON
-4 mav wear "a rims a. tzh' fs me
skin. set if viii leav" scarcely a
streak on tbc flesh. IN that case iooS
oas fof an early termination Of the
contract"
The otler women present taid
rotnina. but an improved the first
ssnarlnnity to slip their rings
ale.aA and Inspect the teliiala
mark The faces Of some wore an ~
rr sion of satisfaction. others Of
disappointment. bot nobody kne''
the reason therefor
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-07-08
JULY 8 IN HISTORY.

1G75-Lorl Culpepper appointed gov
ern0r Of Virginia for life
17O9- Swedish army under Charles
XII defeated the Russians I'M
der Peter the Great at battle of
Pultowa
175s-French victorious at battle Of
TiconderOga.
lS22-Percy Bysshe Shelley, eminent
English poet drowned Born
1902
lS35-Liberty Bell cracked while be-
ing toled In memory of Chic
Justice Marshall
iS3G Joseph Chamberlain, English
statesman born
1880 Admiral Sir ~ Il. Parry Are
tlc explorer. died
1856 n. : Senate rejected bill i'
admit Kausa- as free state.
1900 liostilles broke out between
Salvador and GaWcmala
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-07-08

Joseph Chamberlain the eminent
English statesman whose health for
some time past has been matter Of
grave concern TO his friend was born
July 8, 1896. in London. When q.
years old ne removed TO Birmingham
and engaged in business In 1868 he
began his, political career For five
years he was an agitalor. chiefly In
support of a national education entire.
" free from deu5minant control lH
1873 re was unanimously elected pres
dent of the birmingham school board.
Thrice elected mayor of Birmingham,
be reformed and SCI in order the
municipal government. deservedly
earning the highest reputation as a
municipal administrator he entered
parliment in 1876 IN 1856 Mr.. Cham.
bcrlain was president Of the Local
Goyerumcnt Board in Mr. Gladstone
lrabinet Itui re- igned owiug fo dis
agreement with hi leader ou Aomf
{ rule for Ireland Upon the elevation
OF Lord Harrington to the peersge
Mr.. Chamberlain became the leader oi
tae Liberal Unionist party 10 The
House OF Commons. His greaicsi
reputation was acquired IS Secretary
OF s ate for the Colonies, which 20
siiion he filled from 1895 60 1903 II
1883 Mr. Chamberlain was married q
the daughter OF ". c. Endicoit who
ssas Secretary Of War in Presiden
Cleveland's first cabinet.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-07-08

the mother was overjoyed 70 find she
would have to 80 no further 70 flnd
her boy
"She had with her q petition she
had been getting for several years
asking that her son be transferred 70
the Reform School, believing that ne
was still in the penitentiary. and was
overjoyed TO find that her Mission nag
already been accomplished Her sec
ond husband died several years age
ana Tie devoted mother said she mad
had hard time supporting herself and
little children by picking gingseng ana
washing for the miners and doing oth,
er poorly paid but hard labor in the
mountains, but had steadily saved
little each year to get enough % pay
her fare to Frankfort TO see ana help
her erring son She was taken 70 me
Reform School, where the prisoner
was almost as overcome as his moth.
er at the meeting.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-07-08
pLrIARLE sroRY

Here is a case which appeals ~
,houphtful. no less than to sympathe
nc people, and one which ought TO re
made the subject of official inquiry
The Lexington. Kentucky eorrespoh
dent of the Courier-Jounai- under
date of the Sd, inst. sends The iolis"
ing: ,,
.Mrs. Mary Hall gaunt middle
aged mountain woman. with two l'-
tie children clinging TO her skirts ar
rived here this afternoon on the way
from he'd home near ocoonita. Va. 70
Frankfort 10 see her son. Frank EsteP
who three years age was sent 10 the
penitenuary for fifteen years for man
slaughter.
~Tbe boy. who was then fifteen
wears old. had shot aud Killed a man
in Harlan rouHiy. KY wlmre hc an
his mother. who has married aEaln
thep lived. lie was convicted and or
dered seni TO the peHteutiary and
one afternoon Tue guard at the penl
sautiary gate was startled bg the ~
pearanee Of a slim mountain boy WHO
asked 10 be admitted TO the prison
saying hat he had been sent 10 tn'
peuitentiary. but that the guard WE
came with him to Frankfort had go
len drunk sincc their arrival and conl
no, accompany him 10 the gale III
statement was found o he 2, an
the youth was received a. a pcniien
t,arT inmate When it was foun
hat he was only fifteen years Oh
however. his sentence vas commute
~ term in the Reform School in thi
city liu he VAS tweniy-one-
-The buy wag Frank Esiep an
wiser the mother today asked police
man a. fht Lexington derot what tran
fa taks e FranktoIt and toli her stof-
he nicer Remembered the ea@s al
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-07-08
CLYDE SULLIVAN
rh. guIistIn ls on safe at the TOT
sswing places:
co,sman's, 214 Eighth strssf'
siailIday House News stand
w,,kerss. 10 sixth street
n,ua Front Restaurant.

The communication received iasl
n,pht and signed Citizens. and making
threats OF violence against a man VII
u accused Of frequentins a disofaefly
negro house on Thirty-fonteh s'le' /.
III denied publication. first because =
Il anonymous and, second because
Tle bulletin does not care 70 lena W
self 70 the promotion Of mob violence
III there is a lissrderly house On mr.
Fourth street which arouses public IN
dIgnation TO such al extent a. II IN
dicated in the communication rele'
s,ed "a the police should suppress Y
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-07-08
.IOHN 3. SHEA

Manufacturer and dealer In Harness,
Collars, Saddles, Strap work, WHIPS
Horse Clothing, Lap busters and Fly
Nets.
The only house in the city that
makes handmade harness. NO. 1oo9
Washington Ave. Repairing a Spec
iaIty.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-07-08
NOVELTY IN WRITING TABLE.
Compartment for Paper and Pencils
Under the Top.

A Chicago man has devised an eK-
coedingly useful combination witt
Ing desk and table. an Illustration OF
which is shown below. Although at
ALI times convenient, individual
writing desks are not used 10 any
great extent al the present time The
ordinary table usually serves the
purpose. paper and pencils beinf
placed IN nearby drawer How
much moro useful the table shown
here would be. This table has an
open top. fitting into which is tho
triangular drawer. The latter is d.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-07-08
Tai,ic and Writing pesk.

viIed into small compartments FOG
holding pens. pencils paper ard
other writing accessories. When no'
used as a writing desk, the drawer Z
lowered and the top Of The tabie
pushed back in guide ways. com
uletely hiding the drawer from siess.
Tie table can then De used as &c
ordinary small table for reading. ctc-
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-07-08
IS ven as producing bright sur

as well rs producing bright sur
face.
An excellent polish for kid boots IS
made by beating the whites OF two
eggs with an equal quantity OF water
and a lump Of sugar candy
Weak soda and water VIII haFe
the effect of darkening brown boots.
A black boot which is rubbed wei
with a fresbly-cut potato will take a
higher gloss than one which has
backing applied straightway
Squeaking boots should have
their soles soaked In linseed oil
The treatment viii cure the NOISY
trouble and also render the footGcar
waterproof.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-07-08

cigarette, Cigar ripe, Snuff, Tobacco chewing
ana All firms OF tobacco using are cured by
The JAMES HOME CURE FOR lob ACCO
HABITs. Put up in Table, form. k1sy and
aonv enient to TAX Maize quit ing pleasure
nres while YOU work. Price OF full lurse oI
g hlet treatment for tobacco habit, 81.
James Sanatorium Co., Memphis, Tenn