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The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1907-02-16

hose who Volunteer 20 FecOhnOIter uu
foreground.
At the timber shaft near No. 2 a
great roaring can be heard and last
night the illumination from the fire
could be seen from he streets Of tn
city. Q
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1907-02-16
anteed Cure For Piles

Itching, Blind, Protruding Piles,
Bleeding, Druggists are authorized TO
refund money II Pazo Ointment fails
10 cure In To Ia days. soc.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1907-02-16

DON'T BELIEVE ALL YOU READ.
Don't take my word but ask any one
of the millions that have used Warmers
White Wine Of Tar, the best remedy on
earth for coughs and colds
w. H. Rein.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1907-02-16
LA GRIPPE AND PNEUMONIA

Foley's Honey and Tar cures la
grippe coughs and prevents pneumonia.
Refuse any but the genuine in the
yellow package. Sam Bridges.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1907-02-16
Purchase Coupon

out this COUPON and mail TO Agents
Company C. 4. 10
J.C KERNOHAN Williamson Building Cleveland o.
O THOMAS DAVIES Marquette Building, Chicago Ill
kindly Of
BRITISH SMELTER
ments monthly No subscriptions for
discount subscriptions
dollars for the same
Observation-Disclosures. State.
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The daily sentinel., 1907-09-24

Until a late hour In the evening
or in fact until long after the thea
ters had concluded their perform
ances. Main street was thronged
with people. good-humored, jolly peo-
pie.
The numerous strings of pretty
colored lights strung across Main
street were given a trial last night.
but were on for a short time only.
The trial was sufficient to Indicate
that the illuminations are going to
prove very successful and that Main
street will be a blaze of brilliance'
tonight and every other night dur
ing the fair Not all of the lights
had been placed in position by last
night. Today the work was COM
pleted and everything Is in readiness
for the light-giving current to be
turned on this evening.
Flags, bunting and other decora-
tive effects are everywhere In evil
dence along Main street and the 9th
er business streets. The window dis
plays are beautiful. novel and inter
esting. Many store fronts are elab-
orately decorated. Main street is
certainly wearing a gala dress.
Last night the Park opera house
and other places of amusement at
tracted hundreds and hundreds OF
people, and many street attractions
were well patronized.
The street merchants, side shows
and novelty men are already reaping
rich harvest.
Tonight is really the first big night
and everybody will be down town
taking part in the merry making.
The trains lats night and today
brought in great numbers of visitors
from many points. There are peo-
ple here from all sections of Colo
rado, most of them here to remain
all week.
Every effort is being made to see
that every visitor secures satisfac-
torv accommodations and those hay
ing this work In charge are succeed
ing admirably. L,-,.u
Reports from various neighboring
towns and cities tell of big delega-
tions that will be here ON special OIL
regular trains. The outlook Tor Q
splendid attendance from points out
side the county is very bright.
The daily sentinel., 1907-09-24
GREAT PARADE TOMORROW
THOUSANDS TO BE HERE
Modern Woodmen Day Promises TO
be Complete Succcss.-The Pro-
gram for Morning and Ey-
ening.

Tomorrow is Modern Woodmen
day at the county fair, and from ev-
cry section of western Colorado Will
come members of this powerful or
der, their friends and their families,
to enjoy the extensive program OF
features and festivities arranged.
The various committees have been
very busy today completing the hr-
rangements and details. IL is ex-
pected that at least 800 Modern
Woodmen will be i'm town, along with
several thousand visitors from all ov-
er this county and points throughout
western Colorado.
The parade promises to be the best
local parade in the history of the
city. 1t will move promptly at $3.50
O'Clock. Hundreds of Modern Wood
men will be in line. There will be
several bands, numerous handsome
floats. civic societies, local fraternal
orders. automobiles, etc, etc, in the
vast procession. Thousands of peo-
pie viii be scattered along the line
of march.
ranged for the day will make up a
spirited and most enjoyable enter
tainment.
In the afternoon as usual ole
racing program will be carried out
at the fair grounds.
wednesday promises to be a me-
morable day in local history.
The official program for the Wood
men doings and the fair tomorrow
is as follows:
Arrival of special trains from al
points on the western slope.
$50 a.m.-Parade of NJ. w. A
lodges, city officials, civic societies
merchants floats, fire department
carriages, automobiles, race horses
Indian school and Indian band.
so5 prize for the lodge bringing
the best band.
S25 prize for the lodge having tn
most members in line, barring Gran'
Junction lodge.
The daily sentinel., 1907-09-24

One of the best equipped livery
barns in western Colorado is the
Barton & Terrill barn. Fifth and
Colorado. Phone Mesa 105 wheL
you want a rig of any kind.
Be on the lookout for our display.
Hiatt.
Heavy hauling done at reason
able prices. Best livery and trans-
fer service in the city. Prompt at
tention to all orders. Carriages sup
piled day or night. Barton Ter
rlll, Phone Mesa 105.
Every one take in the grand ball
at Marjory hall Thursday and Friday
nights. Best music in the city; best
floor Bring your friends and have
good time.
Fresh homemade candies at Mil
ler's. 52S Main.
Visitors to the fair are invited to
call at Miller's Candy Kitchen, 52S
Main and try some of our delicious
candies ani ic' ~rram. 10c dish
The strCc-s have been lively all
day even while the races were going
on this afternoon. The sidewalks OF
Main street were crowded.
LOST-Between Grand Junction and
Fruita, a mans black and gray
coat. Return to treasurer's office
and receive reward.
Extra police will patrol the resi-
dence districts tonight.
The daily sentinel., 1907-09-24
.NIE AND FINCH' ARE -.
NOW IN THE CITY

This afternoon on No. me ana
Iincb E" that famous pair of story,
nicture and news artists of the Den
YER News, struck town and will see
everything that is TO be seen at the
Mesa County fair. They Will also
have a sharp eye on everybody and
No man. woman or child may feel
ncrfectly safe that he or she will not
nnneor some morning in bold out
lines in the Denver News.
Alfred Runyan is one Of the best
known newspaper men in the west
today. and Frank Finch has pretty
nenrly all of them beat when lt
comes TO doing sketching work. He
is certainly there with the goods.
It's "A great pair, 'Me and Finch
We are certainly glad to have them
with us. May they grow to like US
The daily sentinel., 1907-09-24
MINING MAN
HAS SUICIDED
Especial to The senttneI.l J

Denver. Sept. 24.-News of the
suicide at Los Angeles of John Gel
gel, well known mining man OF
this city. residing on East Thirteenth
street, was contained Ia a letter re-
ceived by the family last night.
Mr.. GeigeL son Charles and o. p.
Holden left for the Death valley the
first of last July to look after his
mining interests. One day Mr. Gel
gel wandered away from water in
the blazing heat and afterwards
wrote his family that he thought no
was losing his mind. 1t is thought
that he committed suicide during one
of his moments of insanity.
The daily sentinel., 1907-09-24
SIX BIC BEARS
ATTACK A
CAMP
(speeIaI 10 Ihe senlineI.l

Hullet, Wyo., Sept. 24.@. +.
Wood, who with his family is camp
ing In the Yellowstone park, were
several nights ago attacked by n
band of six grizzly bears.
The invaders attacked the tent In
which Mrs. Wood lay asleep, tearing
Ii into shreds. The frightened wom-
an shrieked for help and the noise
drove the bears away.
The park regulations do not permit
the Carrying of arms, and the Woods
family were completely at the mercy
of the bears and consider themselves
lucky that no more harm was done.
The daily sentinel., 1907-09-24
WILL TRY TO
SETTLE STRIKE
Especial to The sentinel.)

Chicago, Sept. 24.-The Chicago
city council will undertake to settle
the telegraphers' strike. 1t last night
BY vOte OF 40 TO 13 passed resolu-
tons urging each side to try 10 reach
an agreement, and declaring that the
telegraph companies should have rep
resentatives meet the strikers and do
all In reason to bring about "A set
tlement, as business interests are suf-
ferlng terribly from the strike.
The daily sentinel., 1907-09-24
TWENTY-FIVE
LIVES LOST

st. Johns. N. F.. Sept 24.-Re-
ports received from coast steamers
and by mall show a loss of 16 and
perhaps 25 lives on the coast during
the storm last Thursday. Seventy
five fishing vessels are reported lost
and much damage done generally.
while the financial loss will reach
$25O.0OO.
The gale ragged for four hours ani
was the worst in that country for
number of years.
The daily sentinel., 1907-09-24

S25 prize for the best merchants
float in the parade.
$25 prize for the best decorated
carriage or buggy in the parade.
S25 prize for the best decorated
automobile in the parade.
Parade to form on Colorado ave
nue. and start from First and Colo
rado, north to Main, then east to
Twelfth, then north to the fair
grounds TO west gates, east on track
to the north entrance of infield,
thence to any part of the grounds.
1O:I5 a.m.-Tug of war between
different teams, St5 first prize, $40
second prize. IL two or more teams
contest then the winning teams TO
contest for the prize.
Watermelon eating contest at
1918 am. between boys of the age
of & to IL years, 81 first prize, 81
second prize, zoe third prize.
Sack race % yards, first prize So,
second prize $3.50, third prize 81.
Potato race, % yards, first prize
So, second prize $3.50, third prize
81.
Climbing creased pole. So on top
to il first.
Afternoon.
Drill contest between Modern
Woodmen drill teams.
500 prize for the best drilled
team, $50 for the second best, $50
for the third best. Drills to take
place between races.
$50 prize for the best Royal Neigh
Dor drill team. S25 for the second
best Royal Neighbor drill team.
800 prize for the best drilled fra
ternaI organization, any lodge.
Each team will be allowed 20 min
utes to put drill on.
o. T.. MILLER,
The daily sentinel., 1907-09-24
Stnr Event of DAVIS Races.

Sthf Event OF lbslN 1thCes.
The first event on the afternoons
race program was the 2:25 pace. In
terest in this event was very keen
and widespread, as IL was known that
prominent local horses were entered.
and the feature was certain to be
one of the best of any of the pro-
grams.
The heats were one mile each,
best three out of five. There were
four entries-Arrow f., owner Jas.
Whitley; Uno, owner Harry Hiatt;
Echo, owner James Hnrds, and an
other horse named RoN, owner not
learned. Purse, 500.
First heat result-Arrow Il. first;
Uno second; Echo third. Time 2:10.
Second heat result-Uno first;
Echo second; Arrow Il. third. Time
2:2O.
Third heat result-Arrow Il. first !,
Uno second; Echo third. Time 2:2O.
Fourth heat result-Uno first;
Echo second; Arrow Il. third. Time
2:25.
Fifth heat result-Uno first; Ar
row II. second; Echo third. Time
2:21%.
Uno won fairly and sqareiy, but
Il was close shave. In the last
heat Arrow Il. took the pole and
kept IL al the way around the two
half-mile stretches until within
about 20 yards of the wire when
Uno rushed ahead of Arrow f.. and
won the race. Arrow Els driver
claimed that he was fouled by Uno's
driver running into him, but the foul
was not awarded.
With Uno and Arrow f., each with
two heats to his credit up to the
last and deciding heat, IL can be well
seen that the excitement and enthus-
iasm was Mt a high pitch. II was n
magnificent race.
The event WINS one of the best
ever pulled of on the local track.
Enthusiasm scared high and many
bets were up. Each horse had n
great following.
The daily sentinel., 1907-09-24

Attend the dance at Marjory hall
the 26th and 27th. Paine's orches-
ira.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gtorge ]. Hawley of
Glenwood Springs are In town the
guest of friends.
w. r. Logan OF Glenwood Springs
Is in the city looking after business
interests.
Wiley Moore and ]. A. Moore of
Montrose are in the city today.
Today at noon a party of ten gem
tlemen from Meeker arrived in the
city and will remain during the re-
mainder OF the fair.
We would be pleased to see our
old customers again and lots of new
ones. Star bakery.
The ride OF your IRE Is an auto
ride. Get up a party and phone
Black 5S4 for arrangements.
The daily sentinel., 1907-09-24
HEARST NOT
A CANDIDATE
SPECIAL to The SentineI.l

New York, Sept. 24.-In an inter-
view VIM. r. Hearst yesterday took
occasion to deny the report that he
s up for the candidacy for president
Ol the United States and says, "I am
lOt candidate for president on the
independent League ticket or any
S.ner ticket, and cannot conceive
now the rumor has gotten out"
The daily sentinel., 1907-09-24
CARD SYSTEM
UNDER BAN
lspeclal to The Sentinel. }

Cripple Creek, Colo. Sept. "a
The conference held for the purpose
q appointing committee to inter-
view the mine owners and advance
reasons why the card system should
be abolished has so far failed to
agree on the personnel of the COM
nlttee
The daily sentinel., 1907-09-24
PRETTY GIRL
WOULD DIE
Especial to The sentineI.1

Denver, Sept. 2i.-Dorothy Yer
ner, n pretty school teacher, aged -, +,
attempted suicide yesterday because
she had been disappointed in n love
AFFAIR with Leonard Swan, aged %
years, son of Miss Verner's landlady.
The girl took strychnine, but her
condition was discovered before the
poison had done its fatal work and
the girl will live.
The daily sentinel., 1907-09-24
TRINIDAD Man
IS SHOT TO
DEATH
fsDeclal 70 The sentinelN

rlDidS olo:ado Historical So
,,ces from s..., lake CILy state tnat
M Earl Beard formerly of this city,
!, dead there. being killed by a prom
inrpt business man of that place who
charges DR.. Beard robbed him of his
uifes affections. Beard created n
sensation two years ago by clipping
with a beautiful young Jewish girl.
The daily sentinel., 1907-09-24
Lnnrn the Winner.

The next wns the five furlongs rum
ming event. Purse, $50. Chester
b., Laura f. N, Agnes Mac and Tar
Baby entered. Laura +. n. got first,
Chester Is. second, Agnes Mack third
and Tar Baby fourth. Time 1904.
Owen Bros. of Wyoming owned the
winner.
The daily sentinel., 1907-09-24
SIGN BONDS
FOR STANDARD
SPECIAL to The Sentinel,

Cleveland, o., Sept. 24.-Wm. D.
rockefeller and John d. Arehbold
S,.S 49, can came TO the relief of the Stan
- '. vi company by signing bonds
.D. .ne amount of s6,000,000 to in
s,a,e Ie an appeal of Judge Landis' de-
VISION to the higher court
The daily sentinel., 1907-09-24

Nearly event of the program was
exciting and well run. There was
but little delay. All races moved on
quickly. The horses ran for blood
and there was no Jockeying or elk
ing" IL was n tip top program and
the great crowd was hugely pleased
and certainly got its moneys worth.
The daily sentinel., 1907-09-24

prssby,ry rs very large audience filled the
llstsnssSse lltsserlan church last night and
Dr D'vTp wH. 70 a powerful address bv
iorn" "nous no +. Crafts. the famous re-
tor worker and temperance ora
E, q, u. vas ,i one OF the finest address
DR. CO. .S hnd ever heard in the city.
abls c'als atIa is a speaker of remark
iorns,Ion' and man of wide in
dress ,,on rs., and knowledge. The ad-
ali vbo 1sue S deep impression upon
The daily sentinel., 1907-09-24
The County Trot.

The second event of the afternoon
was the county trot. no horse mark
of 2:3O or better allowed to start,
and all to be owned in the county six
months before the races. Purse $500.
Admiral, owned by Miss Flora
Green; King, owned by II. w. Jor-
dan, and Belle Thorne, owned by j.
G. Kinney, were entered. Belle
Thorne got the first heat and the
race ms the other two were distanced.
The daily sentinel., 1907-09-24
WANTS DAMAGES

,on., nrs,'se[day afternoon in the county
sO,, MIS- Emma Galbraith file /
,,on "a ,t tne county court for damages
t,,.as ,tn he M railroad for injuries sus-
VIZ 49, !. uy her son, Homer H. HAYNES.
Of the road. e l" tne employ
The daily sentinel., 1907-09-24
FROM THE HILLS AND
FROM THE VALLEYS

aAupIiu
in Gay an
Within it
Best PrcusB Humanity
bout the g
The daily sentinel., 1907-09-24
KANSAS GIVEN
The 2-CENT
FARE
Especial to The Sentinel.)

Chicago, Sept. 24.-AlI day tho
presidents OF the Kansas roads have
held general council and have de-
cided to put into effect the R-cent
fare rate in the state of Kansas as
ordered by the commissioners, pro-
vided they can preserve their rights
to contest in the courts.
The daily sentinel., 1907-09-24
re p
ARE MISSING
MYSTERIOUSLY
Especial to me Sentinel,

New York Sept. 24.-Two books
supposed to hold the stock transac-
tions of the Standard OIL company OF
New Jersey and showing the control
of nineteen other oil companies are
strangely missing. They are wanted
as evidence by the government
against the company.
The daily sentinel., 1907-09-24
SHE MURDERS
HER THREE
BABIES
,.,,., to The sentInel.)

'p0 SspS \. y, Sept. 24.-Bertha
BIT B q years old, today strangied
WIZ. - children, a boy 8 years old
hei 1n ,,ro little girls Of 2 years and
: ~ months respectively.
nn ,s'as committing the deed she
ant ND to the Pennsylvania railroad
ven where her husband Is em-
Isrd Isd and informed him of her
S Ps She was placed under arrest
Immediately.
The daily sentinel., 1907-09-24

Today Sheriff Halliday of Sumner
county, Kans.. arrived here. armed
with requisition papers to take e. r.
Baldwin. wanted for forgery and ar
rested on n train here last week.
back to Caldwell, Kans. Baldwin Is
accused of raising a check from S35
to $50.
The daily sentinel., 1907-09-24
The Relay Race.

Fifth event-Jesse Deans string of
horses won the relay race, the last
event of the afternoon. Time 81 10.
Distance / y miles, with half-mile
relays. Purse 500.
The daily sentinel., 1907-09-24
Maclstrom the Winner.

Fourth evcnt.-SiN furlongs rum
ming. Purse $3.50. Maelstrom first,
Ben Lear second, Lady Thelma third,
Al G. fourth. Time 1:1OA.
The daily sentinel., 1907-09-24
WEE LITTLE TOTS
CHARM EVERYBODY
One of the Prettiest Spectncles of
Fair Week was the Baby Show.
The Prize Winners.

Sweepstakes prize-To Clifford
RAIDER, son of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
RAIDER, Grand Junction.
Boys under one year-Clifford
Sylvester RAIDER, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred RAIDER, Grand Junction.
Girls under one year-,Jane Isabel
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Il. c. Isa-
bel, Grand Junction.
Boys over one year-Ream Miller,
son of MIR. and Mrs. Il. II. Miller,
Grand Junction.
Girls over one ycar-Melln George,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. l.. ii.
George, Grand Junction.
OH the baby show and the babiesl
II there is one attraction at the an
nual fair event that engages the at
tention of every woman, IL is the
baby show. And to think that there
were fifty-six entries when It was
not anticipated that there would be
over twenty at the maximum. But
then, Grand Junction and Mesa coun-
ty are growing and the babies are
coming along with the Increase in
other products, and there are some
of the hanjsomest and eutest little
ones anyone might desire to look at
under any circumstances.
And then the women! Talk about
interest in horse race; there's no
thing to it beside a baby show. The
west end of the big grand stand in
the newly constructed boxes was Sc
lected for the event. II was filled.
How many women were there? Well.
1t would be hard to estimate, but
there were more than a hundred. and
some few less than thousand, and
II the event had not been among the
first numbers of the weeks program
there would have been a thousand
more.
The judges-Mrs. II. Ford Piatt.
Mrs. w. It. Goslin.
Rev. l.. w. Rowen of
Plateau.
Such a task as acting as a Judge
for a baby show is one the memory
of which will last one a lifetimee.
Every mother anticipated that her
child should have been one of the
prize winners-and il shoulU, TOR
who should have prizes in this world
If not the mothers of childreh-God
bless them all
In the first contest for boys un-
der one year, there were twenty-one
entries. For girls under one year
there were ten entries. For boys ov-
er one year, twelve entries. For
girls over one year. thirteen entries.
The baby show was a great sue
cess. Each first prize winner re-
ceived a So gold piece and a blue
ribbon. and the sweepstakes winner
received the deep colored blue rib
bon of the general winner and doz-
en- of Fotografer Deans splendid IS
photographs.
The daily sentinel., 1907-09-24
FIRST MERRY NIGHT
OF FAIR WEEK
IIluminations are Now All in Place.
Many Visitors Arriving on
Every Train. Extensive
Decorations.

4 Only a stroll down Main q
a street last night was necessary q
4 to convince any one that a sea- @
a son of fun and frolic is on in q
4 the Queen City OF Western Col q
4 orado. q
4 O O @ @ O O q @ @ O O O @
The daily sentinel., 1907-09-24
O .. O O O q q AA q q q

- - ~ ~ ~ ~ " - ~ -
q The greatest scene of activity
n thsS ming was the big exhi-
cty II, which seemed to
q feel the impulse of the occa-
q sion, If things inanimate can
q have feeling. because of the
q splendid products of the Grand
q valley which were already
q placed in the building and the
q load after load of agricultural
q and horticultural products
q which We're being unloaded at .
4 every door.
x
The daily sentinel., 1907-09-24
RESULT OF THE RACES.

Over 1000 people are at the fair
grounds this afternoon watching the
races and viewing the various exhib-
its. The attendance Is very salts
factory for the first day.
The daily sentinel., 1907-09-24

All members of the U. B. OF Car
penters & Joiners local union No.
244 are requested to meet at the
union hall at 1880 am. on Wednes-
day, September %.
The daily sentinel., 1907-09-24

II Is reported that Rifle will send
delegation of about forty Modern
Woodmen to the city tomorrow.
The daily sentinel., 1907-09-24
Marshal of the Day
1880 p.m.-Race Program.

1880 p.m.-Itace Program.
0.-Three-year-old and under
pace $3.50
six furlonR, running. 100
S.-Ladies' hnlf-mile dash (3
or more to start) ..,...... 30
O.-Boys' pony race. .'...... -
Exhibition hall open until 600
pm.
The judges in the several depart
ments will commence making the
awards at 9:3O am.
Special attractions during the af-
ternoon to be arranged later.
Outdoor entertainment ON Main
street by Modern Woodmen.
Band concerts and illumination of
the city.
The daily sentinel., 1907-09-24

Grand ball at Marjory han Thurs
day and Friday nights.
The daily sentinel., 1907-09-24

Hooper. 1adp Hooper, son of Maj. S. X.
he Dep,ssee seneraI passenger agent of
Tie prop,9ro@ pTt Rio Grande, is among
us aftsrrnant aft-,nt visitors III the city
and /. uIon' ts He arrived on No
Grands me guest of local Rio
The daily sentinel., 1907-09-24

DR.. N. II. Lee, presiding elder OF
the Methodist church. is in the city
today. the guest of Rev. d. d. For
syth.
The daily sentinel., 1907-09-24

ICED ,tur. nm stock stock food at Enterprise
% asrEei Best and cheapest food
ton iIs $50 Main. Tel Jnnc-
Pa
sad harness ana M see our show saddle
It Hat Hats at the Fair. Don't % miss
llsAttuip tuipIIallsht ~ ride just now is de-
W. Phole b Blsc1lt sSt9. Make up a par
The daily sentinel., 1907-09-24

he otsriaS g,ght the first meeting that
charsb1 b1'I.si IA board OF the Metbodist
Tie NV ol this city has hell since
place a, conference year began took
hess S., =. me church and much bnsil
The daily sentinel., 1907-09-24

sdy Dsyond s!.d the Law" the great COM
cry tonigS, Big cast, special seen
ss ths snt Isn't at the Park opera house
ton KoyIpealhg Offering of the Kemp-
accomSsrsoy accouy hompany Every lady
paid 5Oc OgI t,si oy a person holding one
wv ucKet will be admitted free
The daily sentinel., 1907-09-24

~ rhss,O Oneys worth. Thoroughly
ent.rpris. a. i1.6O at ]. O. Platt's
Iua.tioD, feed store, $50 Main STs Te,