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The daily sentinel., 1907-11-20
ANDREW WOULD CUT
IT OUT OF The GAME

Pittsburg. Nov. 2O.-Andrew earn
egie has started out to eliminate the
commercial spirit from the game Oh
football, and on the first move VIII
bring the Lehigh university team 10
Pittsburg to play the Carnegie fech
school on Thanksgiving day. He viii
offer this attraction to the people OF
Pittsburg absolutely free
The daily sentinel., 1907-11-20
MANY IRRIGATION PLANS
ARE FILED HERE TODAY

Today the map of the Jenkins
ditch WAS ilcd with County Clerk
St1r'. II IL to be- erected in the
Palisadc country and will water icG
acres of land. Ira Jenkins and n. II.
Williams are the claimants. The
ditch will cost $3.50. Cottonwood
creek is the source of supply.
The daily sentinel., 1907-11-20
THEIR CONVICTION
BROKE HER HEART

Especial to The Daily Sentinel.)
Dnser' Nov, 20.-Broken hearted by
,ss misfortune of her husband, George
s-'0's and her son Lee. both of them
ss-'e'ed In the United States court
- august in connection with the
10y nuliion Gold Mine case Mrs. Du-
dangerously i'll and her death
'.pee'ed in a few days. 1t is the
~ oi the Duboises to have their
~ 4S'efs indicated before she dies,
!. "eir attorney will make a des-
e effort today to have the case
'A''o at the earliest possible date.
The daily sentinel., 1907-11-20

At the adjourned meeting OF tne
diractors of the Chamber of Com
merce held last night the o@ciaI
,sater a to the proper officials in Wash
ington assuring them that the Cna ansist
ber of Commerce is reauS ,soh t Inc
in every possible way the Hish h'ne
canal project.
The daily sentinel., 1907-11-20

Lee Haney. advertising agent Of
the Colrado Midland railroad. leaves
today for the east, where he Will
consult with passenger agents at Chi
cago, Philadelphia. Pittsburg, New
York and other cities relative to ad-
yertising this state In next seasons
literature. He has made a special
study of Colorado advertising and
many roads are planning to issue spe-
cial booklets on Colorado next year.
Mr.. Hauey will furnish much data
for these pamphlets.
The daily sentinel., 1907-11-20

Mr.. and Mrs. James Neal OF Den
yer are In the city for visit WIN
Mr.. E. l.. Green and sister, Miss FLO
ra Green. Mr.. Neal is member OF
the well known firm of Moberry
Neal, live stock brokers OF Denver
He is a member OF the lacol iodge
of Elks and has many warm iriehus
barp
The daily sentinel., 1907-11-20

Ellis L.. Green is lucky man. ne
haid No 1876. the fortunate numDer
n ~ tbe contest for the big grapho-
nbone nj Danny Mullen gave away !.
phone ,nortad that Mr.. Green will set
ls III ~ new prize on Main street at
up up u Il bonr tonight and entertain the
Sum ,,ace re- How true this rumor is
P,I,o Sentinel cannot say, as MT
6neon refused to be interviewed this
une ,oon There is another report
,ha effect that Mr.. Green VIII ar
10 w serenade with his machine
raneT ran nr pippy, editor of the Elks
Booster.
The daily sentinel., 1907-11-20
NOTED CHIR0P0DIST
TAKES OWN LIFE

New York, Nov. 20.-Dr. Charles
o. Kahler. who conducted n school
of chlropody and treated patients at
n Fifth avenue address, committed
suicide by Sitting his throat with one
of the razors used in his business
DR.. Kahler was 5S years old and
had devoted the greater part of his
life to the study of orthopedic sur
gerry.
The man who killed himself had
fashionable and wealthy patronage.
illness is believed to have resulted
IN dependency
The daily sentinel., 1907-11-20

Charles skurles. on trial at Glen
wood Springs for the killing OF
charles Sputter last August In
quarrel over a pay check, was yes
terday afternoon found guilty OF
murder in the second degree. ,ne Tne
defendant claimed that he only Killed
SHUTTER in self defense.
The daily sentinel., 1907-11-20
Her MARRIAGE IS
FORMALLY ANNOUNCED
Especial to Tn. Daily sentinelD

New York, Nov. 20.-The engage
ment of Miss Theodore Shonts, dau-
ghter of Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore Shonts.
to the Due de Chaulnes has been an
nounced in several newspapers on the
authority of Mr.. and Mrs. Shonts.
The wedding will take place in jan
uary at the New York home of the
Shontses.
The daily sentinel., 1907-11-20

Today the plat and maps of the
Whitewater Point reservoir and sup
ply ditch, NJ. A. Laurent, the well
known Whitewater citizen, as the
claimant, was filed with the county
clerk. This project is TO cost SfO,-
900. The headgntc is to be ON n ti'ib-
utnry of the North Fork of Hannah
creek. The reservoir will have n cit-
pacity of over one and onc-half mill
ion cubic feet.
The daily sentinel., 1907-11-20

Daniel Hill of the Mesa County Ma,
tionaI Bank force was an arrlYai
home yesterday from Hannibal, MO.
where he went to be present and act
as best mar at the marriage OF nus
brother. DR.. Isaac Hill, to one OF the
members of that city's leading ram
lilies.
The daily sentinel., 1907-11-20
TWO BOYS
ARE CAUGHT
SENTINEL'S STORY
Leads to The Arrest of the
Youthful Utah Runaways
Out for a Good Time
With Plenty of Money,

+ As result of the announce +
: ment made by The Sentinel last {.
+ hight to the effect that Sheriff +
+ Schrader had been notified to I.
; watch out for two boys who I.
= had run away from their home r
1. In Vernal. Utah, the lads were +
+ apprehended in this city last +
+ night and are In the county jail f
= awaiting orders from their par I.
: ents. +
= = i. r. + 1855 4.
HadloclI. the younger of the two
boys declares he is nearly II years
of age. although the Vernal author
lties informed Sheriff Schrader that
he was only II years old. He is
nice appearing boy and today seems
perfectly willing to return home. He
had about $35 on his person.
Shepherd, the older boy, is not as
promising looking as Hadlock, and
he declares that he has no desire to
return home. 1t is believed that he
influenced the younger boy to run
away with him. Shepherd has been
In Grand Junction before. The old
er boy VIII probably be allowed to
go wherever he wants to. as his
mother Instructed the officers to let
him 20 his way If he did not want to
return home.
The boys reached Grand Junction
yesterday morning and were stop
ping at the Grady roomlng house.
They applied for work at the sugar
factory last night, but did not secure
positions. Later IN the evening Sher-
iff Schrader took them into custody
on Main street.
The younger boy viii be returned
to his home in Vernal tomorrow. His
parents are very anxious to have him
back home.
The boys seem to be out Just for
good time.
The daily sentinel., 1907-11-20
KEMP BIGELOW is
TO Be TRIED AGAIN
tspeeInl 10 md Dale sentInell

Especial to The Daily sontlnel)
Denver Nov 0-Anothcr trial for
Kemp BIG, low tho youth who scut
dynamite bombs 20 number of tho
prominent Denver cltizons was grant
ed by Judge Bliss of the West side
court this morning.
The daily sentinel., 1907-11-20
READY TO PAY CASH.

Chicago, Nov. 2O.-The banks of
this city are ready to resume a cash
basis of business at any time. The
Chicago Clearing House Association
Is ready whenever necessary to take
this action.
The daily sentinel., 1907-11-20
10 Per Cent n0

lev lnss. se. you acquainted with our
go,dsv '',oh' we will, beginning on
u ns, november 18, 1907, give
h sns ,e Yen, discount on all grocer
ut n ICED .eeu bought of us. You will
,urtInnss sorth for soc; $40 for 80. to
haI0e one week. This is equal
Can per cent raise in wages.
Wi a. Vt ~ phone in your orders. We
lis Ns,o s,oWN, 'MENAFEE & CO.,
Pour,S street. Between Third and
Crow one door west of the
Mesa furniture store. Phone
100.
The daily sentinel., 1907-11-20

Carl. the young son of Mr. Mr.: aaI eaiI
Mrs. GINS Olsen, suffered severe Ia, ni
Mon Monday and as a result his ,,e,b lei, arni was
was broken. The injured hmS S na the
s,ven ~as immediate attention and the
how is getting along nicely
The daily sentinel., 1907-11-20

There will be big doings IN ne m can
of Pythias circles tonight. nomina-
didates for the third desree, ,,ster sup-
ton of officers and Dig cn oy Of the
per will hold the attenS,U Jance is as
members. A large atteiiuaA
sured
The daily sentinel., 1907-11-20
$4,000, 900 FOR COLORADO.

Denver, Nov. 2O,-The Times wired
to the different large towns of the
state to learn the feeling of their
bankers and leading financlers about
a decided effort to obtain
of the proposed $780,
600, 900 for the benefit of the great
Territorial and commercial area OF
which Denver is the center.
From all points come hearty ap-
proval of the plan.
The daily sentinel., 1907-11-20
Inc SloOOOOO Issue May Be Oversubsbed at OnceCongess
May Criticize the Issue as President Cleveland
Was Criticized
IS NOT BOARDING BONDS
Inc premium on Currency Lowering Throughout the ConMgn After Biz
Share OF the Bondsado Should Have $lOOOOOOO Of the ssueango
Colorado Banks Call Their Loans-Two Small Private Banks Closed

notices to all heavy borrowers that
they desired all debts to be paid i'm
mediately.
The banks stated that this was n
time for liquidation.
The daily sentinel., 1907-11-20

County Treasurer NJ. NJ. shores
and wife are en- route east Tor VS.
II with friends and relatives IN MIS-
souri, and Kansas. They Will DC ou'
of the city several weeks
The daily sentinel., 1907-11-20

The plat of the Fortsch reservoir
and ditch were filed today Frank
Fortsch of Mesa, this county, is the
claimant. There are two small res
ervoirs with a total capacity of H.
fi3,2O1.2O cubic feet. The cost will
he about $500.
The daily sentinel., 1907-11-20
JOHN d. SAYS NOT GUILTY.

st. Louis, Mo-, Nov. 2O.-John D.
Rockefeller is not boarding govern
ment bonds, according to state
ment issued last night by those who
The daily sentinel., 1907-11-20
1T OPENS UP AGAIN.

New York. Nov. 2O,-The Twelfth
Ward Bank, which closed in the ear
ly days of the money stringency in
this city, opened for business again
today.
The daily sentinel., 1907-11-20

The Merry Go Round Thimble Club =,
is rseeting with Mrs. Garrison this
afternoon at her home on Hill ave
uttp
The daily sentinel., 1907-11-20

This morning Rev. J. b. nmveabyter- me.
til recently pastor Oh IN" ,aft for Lin
coin, Neb., where the Grs r weir and
siae sSs chi,dren m irs will not leave uhtii To-
morrow.
The daily sentinel., 1907-11-20

Tomorrow afternoon at here home
on East Main street Mrs. \. n. John
son viii entertain a number Of ladies'
1t sewing party.
The daily sentinel., 1907-11-20

Ruth, the youngest daughter '1i OF
Mr.. and Mrs. A. C. Newton. IS III
with fever at the home on East Nam
street
The daily sentinel., 1907-11-20

Telephone A. Bergeron Tor you your
piano tuning. Black 4S1l' Hesi-
dence, $40 Colorado.
The daily sentinel., 1907-11-20

Mrs. william F. Buthorn of the the
.Tonrt hotel has been Ill for sew
eral days. Her condition is not SCI
iOus.
The daily sentinel., 1907-11-20

Mrs. Julia Mack on North sevenen sspnon
street Is the hostess this aiteIm oTt
of an informal bridge Whist
The daily sentinel., 1907-11-20

Mrs A. H. Stokes, who is very be In
,,,,th mrs, tvnhoid al fever, is reported to DC
slightly better today
The daily sentinel., 1907-11-20

Bulkley Wolles, formerly adlutant
general OF Colorado. was In the city
for a few hours last Night while en-
route 10 his home in Denver from
Idaho where he has been attending
ne trial OF Steve Adams. Gen.
Welles has many acqualntances In
this city.
The daily sentinel., 1907-11-20

DR.. Hook of Palisade is in town
this afternoon.
The daily sentinel., 1907-11-20

Mrs. Walter s. Sullivan OF this city
was the guest of honor at n brilllsntI
noon luncheon given Monday by Mrs
Thomas b. Crawford, at her beauti-
fuI home at SIS Marion street, Dem
yer. Twelve ladies' were the guests
OF Mrs. Crawford, and the event was
one to be remembered pleasantly.
Mrs. Sullivan has been visiting IN
Denver and Boulder for some days.
The daily sentinel., 1907-11-20

Ed Hope, Nelson c. Larson, Ralph
BREEDER aud David Bonham, all of
Coilbrun, this county, are the men
behind the EalSan ditch, n plat of
which was Gled today. Big creek
is to he the source of supply. $50
acres are "a be irrigated. The ditch
win be ., i21 feet long, and the cost
will be about 800.
The daily sentinel., 1907-11-20

ulag surge E. Haskell is enter
slhinbia small number Of ladiep at
EaE Maj party this afternoon at her
street hom& .NlGnnl
The daily sentinel., 1907-11-20

csra b H. s., W. osgood today sold to
!. GrsnSs smith lots Is and 16, block
u junction, for S1.1OO.
The daily sentinel., 1907-11-20

All of these projects are strictly
Mesa county projects and show the
rapidity with which arid land is he
ing brought under cultivation.
The daily sentinel., 1907-11-20
DURANGO BANKS MAKE CALL.

Durango. Colo, Nov. 20.-The
banks of Durango last night sent out
The daily sentinel., 1907-11-20

Als afternoon.
The daily sentinel., 1907-11-20

IN nj g., a. Currie. who has been
iasroyinso o' several weeks. is slowly
The daily sentinel., 1907-11-20

Today ~
L Belts = l. Taylor sold to Robert
k,s0O iour lots in Palisade for
The daily sentinel., 1907-11-20

lsr se Ies W, A Marsh left at noon
The daily sentinel., 1907-11-20

roaav LEFT D. Payne sold to Ettie
c,aSSen a lot in Palisaje for s2'ooo'
The daily sentinel., 1907-11-20

Remember the Ell Socerro Is clear
HAVANA. a trial viii conyinre YOU.
The daily sentinel., 1907-11-20

Anything for the horse a.
HATS.
The daily sentinel., 1907-11-20

He VIII be here tomorrow night.
IAN Original Liar" Park opera
house. One of the funniest and best
shows of the season. Seats, so and
10 cents. VanDyke Gray, capable
actor. heads a strong cast composed
mainly OF home talent. Three jolly
acts Don't miss it, Seats are going
fast-get yours reserved at Haskell's
today.
The daily sentinel., 1907-11-20

Montrose Enterprise; Mrs. w. NJ.
Gibson and children left last week
FOR Grand junction, where they will
Join Mr.. Gibscn. who Is now In
charge OF the Gibson lumber yard
Mt that place. Montrose is sorry to
lose this excellent family, but the
best wishes Of their many friends go
with them to their new home.
The daily sentinel., 1907-11-20

"An Original Liar" tomorrow
night.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1907-03-09
p easing idea Is the
F.ower Siee ping Room.

One OF the very latest fads among
women who take pride in the dainti-
ness OF their homes. especially their.
sleeping rooms. is the flower garden
room. Il is now flower garden: it
may not have a single real bloom in
1t. but IL is none the less attractive
for that
Suppose II Is 20 be a violet bed
the walls are tinted IN pale lavender
and the curtains are either white or
lavender. preferably the former. with
violet ribbons to hold them back
The bed is covered with a spread
made from figured lawn OF other dain-
" material. the figures to be moth.
ing more than clusters OF violets. Tho
bolster roll is OF the same material.
and at each end are tied clusters OF
artificial violets. with ribbons 70 tone
with them
The soft silk. or silkoilne coverIet.
which is rolled Up at the foot OF the
he'd. must be made by the girl her
self. for they cannot be purchased.
Il is made from cotton sachet and
the silk. and IL need not be very
large. In between the layers OF cot
ton spread a generous quantity OF VIC
let sachet being careful 20 see that
IL Is placed so that 80 won't sift
through. Then catch the cotton here
and there before the covering is nut
on. Tuft the comforter with a deep
er shade OF violet and bind II In VIC
let satin ribbon.
On the dressing table there ia a vio-
let colored cover and a hatpin hold
er made from a test tube. and violet
ribbon. with tassel o. two TO match.
A hairpin holder is made to CORE
spond: It consists OF nothing but a
small glass jar purchased at any de-
pS-:ment store. and covered with VIC
let ribbon. The handle is a loop OF
ribbon. The pin cushion and odds
and ends. even TO the channels skin
for powder. are all In the same color
scheme. The latter Is a heart-shaped
piece OF chamios edged in beading
and tiny bit OF lace A baby ribbon
Is drawn through the beading.
The floor may be covered in a mat
ting to match the other tints. and a
rug in a harmonizlng tone placed here
and there.
When the girl enters the room she
Is not only greeted by the sight or
the violets-the whole pretty color
scheme-but a delicate aroma of VIC
lets pleases her sense OF smell.
This same idea may be carried out
with carnations OF roses in red or
pink room. or with any other flower
for which there is a sachet powder
made
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1907-03-09

and let her go. The spark was work
ing fine and the engine was fairly
bursting with energy. The machine
sprang forward in a half circle and
shot toward an elm tree
Wilkes managed 20 yaw to lee
ward. scrape the bark OF the tree TAX
ing the sidewalk in a splendid lean.
He had his foot on the clutch and
was working il as IL IT were the pedal
OF bicycle. with picturesque results.
The mystery Of the brakes was utter
ly beyond him. 50 he let them alone
He had gone about two blocks on
the sidewalk when he suddenly veered
and moved down a fence. He dash
ed safely through an arbor and demol.
ished a dog-house In which there was
a sleeping pet The glass screen Of
the machine was shattered and there
was much glass and spiinters in
Wilkes features and hair when he
aimed for the porch OF the Dodson
homestead. He toiled furiously at the
steering wheel. and only tore down
one angle of the veranda.
This caused him TO carom cut
onto the roadway again and he was
soon flying diagonally toward a busy
restaurant. IN his emotion he had
one foot on the syren and IT was
wailing horribly when he collided with
the outstanding bin OF fare and rolled TO
the window. The car hit the structure
fair and stopped Wilkes went ont
through the window and dived over
three tables. landing headlong on the
fourth at which five negroes were sit
ting about platter OF ham and eggs.
There was CONSERVATION amidst them
and the ham and eggs. but at this
juncture Wilkes lost consciousness.
When they took him end the shat
tered car home his mind was on his
childhood days.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1907-03-09
AUTO RIDE ENDS
IN A RESTAURANT
SERVANT TAKES MASTERS CAR
OUT FOR JAUNT AND HAS tx
CITING ADVENTURE.
MACHINE BECOMES UNRULY
Throws Driver Through Negro Cafe
Window Into Ham and EGGS
Would-se chsuffeur's Curios-
ity Causes Trouble.

New York.--Dr. Edgar Calvin Sci
bert OF Orange. y J.. has a lively
sense OF humor. When he viewed the
wreck of his fine new touring car the
other day he fairly doubled up with
mirth. or course IL wasn't a hopeless
wreck. There was a good deal OF the
body and framework Of the machine
left. There was a worse wreck stew
ing IN Ointments. bandages and lint
in wing OF the physicians house.
Competent chaufeurs are scarce in
the Oranges. Dr. Seibert found this
out when he sought 10 hire one He
employed several alleged drivers who
seemed very eager in the interests OF
local funeral directors. Discouraged
he decided 20 drive his own car. and
carry along a sort OF footman TO
crank up. clean the car. and do the
messy work. In time he imagined that
he might train the man 70 run the ma
chine So he engaged Wilkes. q seri-
Gus young Englishman.
The other night the physician went
out to deliver lecture. He went In
side. leaving Wilkes in charge OF the
N---s " AAfANa NNA a. ANMa walt aERhQ
OF him. and in his somber British way
began 10 take an interest in things.
He crawled under the car and studied
the machinery intently. He had heard
the doctor speak OF his fine engine.
and wanted 20 look 60 over He saw
a maze OF little wheels and pipes that
puzzled him. He got a mouthful Of
dripping gasoline and crawled out sud
denly 20 the street
He studied the house fronts and
snow-sugared trees. This palled him
Suddenly he realized that be had
some small spark OF genius In him
He could crank the car aud knew
how 20 put in the spark plug. He
cranked vici0usly. and the engine
blurred with vigorous. hoarse music.
he had seen the doctor throw over
the throttle and set the speeds. He
didn't know the first from the third
speed. bur he knew there was a speed
lever
"Blarst 10. I'm take a blooming haz-
ard De soliloquized aloud. lie
sprang aboard. and simultaneously
jammod over the speed lever and
throttle. Then he grasped the wheel
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1907-03-09
Fireman prowned.

Newark, n. J., March 4.--Lieutenant
Benjamin o. Birch lost bio life in a
fire which burned cut Murray Broth
ers' cafe on Market street. Fireman
Joseph Garland barely escaped death
while trying To rescue his superior
Fireman William Beebe and Chief of
the Fire Department Robert Kier-
stead. while going to the rescue OF
Lieutenant Birch were both seriously
hurt. The firemen were dragging hose
through the basement. when they were
caught in back draught and nearly
suffocated. Cropping for an exit, Birch
fell and apparently was first stunned
and then drowned in the water that
severed the basement floor.
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Gray Is the Seasons
Most Popular Color

That gray IS beloved by an the
great men d~essmakcrs this season Is
evident from the constant occurrences
OF this color among the best models
II Is repeated more frequently in
trimming than in the frock materials
and successfully used In combinations
that are distinctly unusual but are
thoroughly justified by their effects.
A charming frock is chiffon broad.
cloth In green that may perhaps be
best described as a reseda. though II
has hint more OF blue or gray in n
than one finds in reseda. A simple
skirt OF cloth trimmed in bands of
velvet OF the same shade is surmount.
ed by bodice OF cloth with velvet
sleeves and what might be called a
tucker OF the velvet below a shallow
guimpe OF cream net and lace. The
short velvet sleeve falls over a close.
fitting inner cun OF lace held by the
narrow folds Of velvet. But the char
acteristic feature OF the gown is the
heavy hand embroidery In soft gray
which beauties the cloth of the
bodice and whose color is echoed in
the narrowest imaginable gray ribbon
quilted along the edges OF all the vel
vet bands and In the duh silver and
enamel buttons.
Browns and grays are mingled fire.
quently throughout all the province
OF imported chiffons. and charming
effects are obtained in these combina-
tons because OF the exquisite and
varied shadings now produced In the
two colors. Browns with dash OF
gray In them and grays with touch
OF brown in them are many, and the
two colors really meet in such shades
as taupe (mole). smoke gray. ante
lope gray. etc.
The combining OF the two colors
means skillful handling and color
sense amounting 10 genius. but when
successful is very satisfactory thing.
One marvelously beautiful gown was
OF taupe net. embroidered lavishiy in
grays and browns. dull silver and dull
gold. and trimmed in taupe or mole
fur
Gray is as much worn for evening
as for day time. more worn. indeed.
for dinner and evening gowns in gray
are the thing prominently chic. Gray
pailiettes Of the soft silvery tones are
lavishiy used upon gray tulle. and
often beautiful colorings are obtained
by using such gray tulle. heavily en-
oroidered in paillettes. over some
faint color such as pink or yellow,
or lavender. or over several veilings
OF chiffon. each in a different shade
Of anrrc 90 49,