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The daily sentinel., 1907-11-05
DID WOMAN
KILL HUSBAND

Chicago. Nov. From the test
r,onv'of Mrs. William Neiman, Her
man Billick is now in Jail awaiting
trial for the murder OF the Vrzai
family. ,aboment
in her testimony and 1t was ai1ar 1ar
and through what she gave IN ~ het :
examination regarding Biliick 'ha'
he was sent to jail. ,,os vary
The woman's husband died @ ,uos, vest
suddenly yesterday and under mos .he
mysterious circumstances; ana ine hes
result has been that it is now tSe Ie
iieved that the poisoning OF TN sae
vrzai family and her husbana Ma,ns Man 3
done by the man or Mrs. ssaninp Me,rnp =
herself, as the manner OF poisGndd psshnnd !
of the vrzal family and her huso"H'
was the same.
The daily sentinel., 1907-11-05
sTARTLING
STATEMENT
|MrWENTYYEARS
=. Timber Supply Of
,be eUnited States VIII
q Gone Says Clifford
Pinchot.
,.....,.l to The sentinel.l

lorton Nov. Sin twenty
Nssai ,ha timber supply in the Unit
re- s,stss s on government reserves
e =. nriyate holdings. at the present
no !, cutting will be exhausted, al
nle v n IS possible that the
noass s NJ that period might extend
rosm of this time another hve
gsrs.' .ant was made last
"a, A. by OXFORD Pinchot, govern
asp. ,o,ester ~ who has just returned
nsu' s,y months inspection trip on
fon ~, hs ~ travelled 10000 miles.
spnn ,onnding his warning Mr.. Pin
- ursed that the danger OF the
~ ss.,ion should not be underestt-
rs ,.S He said the United States
n.s- ~ mora timber capital than any
~, country, and every man, wom-
VIZ .rs child would be affected.
~ decided the policy of counting
=. suture of the country by failure
!. ,sriect the natural resources, and
'. .drised everyone who has not al
...sv dome so to read President
pocseyeltb , speech at Memphis on
iib general subject.
~ ihcut one-ffth of the forest area
:, ,hs country is In government re-
s,,ss. but he called attention to
4. net that as privately owned tim
!, l,pds are better than the govern
reut reserves as a general rule, the
m,erument does not control one
M Of the timber supply. The for
4 service will ask congress for
rore money and more men In order
b extend the service, and will push
ile work of reforesting the denuded
timber lands.
NJ. Pinchot says, however, that
Is utterly beyond the possibility
4 lie service to meet the situation
{. I'd prevent serious trouble. One
love entertained is the Appalachian
mt, and an effort will be made
i pvtect this and promote the tim
N growth there.
scheme advocated by the state
hrsster Of California is being close
1 utched with a great deal of in
hsk. Under the police powers Of
[ \ Aate the forester Is endeavor1ng
s uotect the watersheds and pre-
wi private owners from devastat-
hs these lands in such a manner as
VII injure irrigation of the lauds
kov. II this plan works well the
pvernment forester believes 1T will
h takeE up In other states and fed
sal authorities will be aided great
v BY the cooperation.
In appealing for the protection of
be natural resources Mr.. Pinchot
nN that there is a changing senti-
nent throughout the country and
hat people are beginning to see that
The right to such resources does not
AIRY with 1t the right to destroy
heu. The forest service will make
additional efforts to educate the peo-
pc along this line,
The daily sentinel., 1907-11-05
BURRO DRACS
CHI n TO DEATH

Trinidad. Colo. Nov. 5.-Louis
Amoya, a Mexican boy, IL years of
age. met u horrible death yesterday
afternoon by being dragged under
the feet of a frightened burro for
nearly a mile, near Maldonado. 16
miles from this city.
The little fellow was riding the
burro at the time of the accident,
when his spurs became entahgled In
the clnch of the saddle. He was
thrown under the animals feet and
his brains were dashed out by strik-
ing upon rocks by the roadside.
The child was visiting at the home
of his grandfather near that place.
His parents reside In Trinidad.
The daily sentinel., 1907-11-05
THF KNOCKING NAY
COST US BIG PLANT


WATT f
the enc knock
dwih
but
the be 70
hesatem
spehaps
will
of
ai
in
paying
The daily sentinel., 1907-11-05

That was an exceedingly shy shy
statement the Morning Yellow ohah mIIv hiv
to the effect that there proea pneetine
would have been no speI,a,d had not the
county CO mt clerks office informed Informed, CITY bag
u,HeS taiIed to fix its tax levy. For years years
the city council has t, always scommis- MINIS
the pleasure of the county yocb eGni, Vear
sioners In this ,r,oners matter; fix the
eounty sos5 levy the city council line meets rs
a. anf % nnes tSe Commissioners. s The eoans ths
ty 'I Clerks oce usually infGrme tna shs
council a few days as before Sone ,ae yester- ester
ty levy is made. as ,va was rot opIs neglected
1ay; tn make e the levy and the the. count, o, i1'
cleln snrm,ne o City Clerk conley OF th'
board meeting.
The daily sentinel., 1907-11-05

Denver, Nov. 5, 3 p.m.-Word has
been received here to the effect that
the pockets of ]. A. Walker. who
was murdered at Durango. were not
rified as reported at first.
The coroner had removed the pa
pers and documentary evidence
against those who had been violating
the law. and the mass OF evidence
secured by Walker will be used by
the government in the prosecutions.
More determined than ever is the
government that the entire machin-
ry of the government be used to run
down the murderers OF Walker.
The daily sentinel., 1907-11-05
FAMOUS DOCTOR
HIGHLY HONORED
(speciaI to me ventinel, !

Havana, Cuba, Nov. 5.-Dr. Chas.
Finlay. chief of the bureau of health
and sanitation on the island of Gu
ba. was yesterday presented by Gov
ernor Magoon with the Mary Kings
ley medal of honor, because he was
the discoverer of the mosquito the
ory for the cause of yellow fever.
The Mary Kingsley medal is given
by the Liverpool school for the dis
covery of agents to destroy diseases
and is In commemoration of Miss
Mary Kangsiey, the wonderful Afri-
cam explorer.
The daily sentinel., 1907-11-05
WE MAY GEE .ylR DaRs66hmaER Das66h q
Arrangements Being Perfected for
the State Foot Ball Champion
ship Contest.-A Big
Thing.

= Manager Arthur Allen of the =
Z Grand Junction High School =
Z foot ball team announced today =
+ that in all probability the state =
= championship game of the sea- =
Z son will be played In Grand =
= Junction.
= This is the biggest high =
= school foot ball contest in Col =
+ orado each season and 1t will =
Z be a great sporting event in this =
+ city.
+++++
Friday. December 6, is the date
that the Colorado Springs High
school foot ball team, the champions
of the eastern slope, have sigmified
their willingness to come to this city
and play the Grand Junction High
School foot ball team, the champions
of the western slope.
Manager Allen Is willing to con-
tract for the big game II the business
houses of the city will close during
the hour of the game and the citi-
zens generally take an interest In
the big contest.
Many of the leading business men
of the city have already announced
that they will be glad to close their
places for the game. knowing tha'
il would not be convenient for the
business men to close If the game
was played on Saturday, Manager
Allen has insisted that 1t be played
on Friday. :,
II Grand functions team should
defeat the Colorado Springs boys
we would then have the champions
ship of the state in high school cir
cles; so it is easy to see that the
contest is such that all should be
Interested in 1t.
The daily sentinel., 1907-11-05

Vernal Express: Henry Lee Is ov-
er from Dragon and has been on the
reservation for short visit trying
to figure out the route of the Mof-
fat road. He has come to the con-
clusion that Theodore is the coming
town of the reservation, and to back
up his Judgment he purchased eight
lots at the land office-four business
lots and four residence lots.
The daily sentinel., 1907-11-05
]. p. MORGAN
I Is IN CONTROL
fap.oaal to 1ns ssntfas1.) }

New York, Nov. 5.-The Develop
ments of the day are the passing OF
the Tennessee Coal & Iron Company
over to the control Of J. P. Morgan,
who In turn will pass it over to the
control of the United States Steel
trust.
Securing control of this company
will be OF immense advantage to the
steel trust, the company's holdings
being the most valuable of those 10
Gated in the states of Tennessee, AL
ALBANIA and Georgia.
The daily sentinel., 1907-11-05
STATE SOCIETY
DEALT BAD
BLOW
Especial to The sentinel.)

+ Denver, Nov. 5.-By de- Z
+ cision of the supreme court yes +
+ terday, one feature of the work +
+ of the bureau of child and ami Z
+ NAL protection is completely an +
Z nulled, that of rescuing stock T
+ when 1t is suffering on the +
+ plains.
+++ff
In short. the court decided that
before the officers of the bureau can
take up head of stock the owner OF
the same will have to be given
hearing in court. In many Instances
the agents of the society have no
idea who the owner of the stock Is
and 1t will be impossible for the own
er to be given a hearing.
In times past the society has,
whenever 1t deemed necessary, tax
Ell stock and put it in corrals and
fed It. The stockmen have fought
this bitterly because they were COM
pelled to pay for its feed before they
we're given possession of the stock.
The court holds that the society is
not entitled to do this.
According to Secretary Whitehead
of the board, the decision Will result
in hundreds of cattle starving 10
death because the society cannot as
certain the owners and unless the de-
| cision As modified it will not be per
mitted to protect the stock from its
| suffering.
The daily sentinel., 1907-11-05

nusicai uin1iush there are nearly twenty
been s.,s numbers in the piece, It has
ulsr M ,S ssio that there are more pop
n ns ns hits in the isle of Spice"
h anv ARK opera house tonight than
touje o'ner musical comedy or
Coo M.rs My +, oe mentioned: "The Goo
Sailors . Peggy Brady" Silly
POM !, .r You and l." Ching Ling
Can yon rake Me Home" and How
Ter renasi @ ieii TIL You Try" the lat
rngers 1e1ea 1 by quartete of clever
&hiudler a ane music is by Paul
tie booI ' a and Ben M. Jerome. while
Allen Ja and lyrics were written by
Lowe and George b. Stoddard,
The daily sentinel., 1907-11-05
THE DANGER PERIOD
HAS BEEN PASSED

New York, Nov. 5.--J. P. Morgan has once more
extended the "happy hand" to Wall street to the
'mperhed banks and trust companies, with such
good rerults that the Clearing House association of
the city OF New York, the practical arbiter of the
finances OF the nations great metropolis, makes the
statement today publicly that the money crisis has
passed and that all danger of serious trouble has
passed by. Conditions will rapidly become normal
the country over.
The daily sentinel., 1907-11-05
COUNTY LEVY HIGHER.

All day today the county commis-
sioneis have been busy working ON
the tax levy for the new year. At
4 O'Clock the levy had not yet been
completed. 1t is believed that the
county levy will be higher this year
than 1t was last year.
The daily sentinel., 1907-11-05
LITTLE GIRL DIES IN
FRUITvALE TODAY

This morning at 1890 O'Clock
Hazel Fetterolf, aged IL years, the
pretty little daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. George Fetterolf. died after ar,
illness of scarlet fever. The funeral
Will take place tomorrow morning AT
$3.50 o'clock in charge of Undertaker
Krohn. Interment at Orchard Mesa
cemetery. The family resides near
Fruitvale.
The daily sentinel., 1907-11-05
THE VENlRE
is EXHAUSTED
faD,c,.l b The sentinel. ]

Rathdtum, Ida, Nov. 5.-The spe-
clal venire called last week IN me
district court to try the case OF S.ese
Adams has been exhausted anu So
ond venire has been caiiea lor VI
twenty men by Judge Wood' ret"r'i-
able at 2 o'clock today.
The daily sentinel., 1907-11-05
HUBBARD SAYS
TOO PROSPEROUS
Especial to The sentinei.)

Denver. Nov 5.--Mr. and Mrs. FL
bert Hubbard, who tot light and to-
morrow night will respectively de-
liver lectures in Denver, said:
THE western country is entirely
too prosperous. 1t requires too lit
tie effort to produce a living. A lit
tie hard times will not hurt In the
least"
The daily sentinel., 1907-11-05
'awING FOR BUGGY
THURSDAY AFTERNOON

a, ss s wish to inform the public that
- ;asing for the fine Racine rub
~. uted road wagon, for which we
M ren Issuing tickets to our pat
H.. 'vr Ut some months past, will take
10 thursday afternoon, November
~. "oclock at the store, 625 Main
vi,.;. ihe announcement Of the
S.,t;nas, Ss number will be made in the
rrr IT rMcCULLOCH IMPLEMENT q
The daily sentinel., 1907-11-05
HE WAS TRUE
TO HIS BOSS
Especial to The Sentinel. J

New York, Nov. 5.-Rather than
reveal the identity of the politician
who induced him to falsely register
many votes in two election districts
In the city of New York, Joseph Hea-
ley yesterday accepted sentence of
four and half years in states pris-
Oh.
The daily sentinel., 1907-11-05

Bert Sowie. one or tine pest known
tonsorialists in the city, ior many
years holding chair In the Haros
barber shop. is now holding chair
in the Beverly shop on Four,h street.
where he will be pleased to see his old
time friends.
The daily sentinel., 1907-11-05

Ladies' AID children's hats and
frrs al less than cost this week only
Hats soc to 81. At 726 West Main
street.
The daily sentinel., 1907-11-05

Two days tarpon fishing, includ-
ed in private train tour of Mexico
via Colorado & Southern, which will
leave Denver January 2S. Ask for
particulars. T. e. Fisher, G. p. A.
Denver.
The daily sentinel., 1907-11-05
CALL IS ISSUED FOR
BIG MASS MEETING


ad cuon Colorado, Noemer
e Tpae Grand Junction
t a
meeting will be uad an no discussion of fptiMu viii
II Commer
The daily sentinel., 1907-11-05

We are prepared to 40 an kinds OF
,ancy metal. cornice and sheet iron
work in the shortest possible time
I n. Lane, 1877 South Fifth street.
The daily sentinel., 1907-11-05

Through Mexico by private train.
Tour of all Mexico via Colorado
Southern. leaves Denver January 2S.
Full information on request. T. E..
Fisher, G. p. A., Denver.
The daily sentinel., 1907-11-05

dug lin linz IN a, need of anything In the
Co., dsno. 1y the c. D. Smith Drug
nd Co1o. branch. corner Second
skt In soo. cSasoo. Registered pharma-
periepee large; 20 years practical ex-
teatmsn. frompt service, courteous
nd ssva 70 all. We aim to please
ifads viz you money. It pays to
us'
The daily sentinel., 1907-11-05

o. G. coen 9 Co; yesterday s ou sola orl
cS.rd Mesa to W. A. Conneiis'
alteration s2.40O.
The daily sentinel., 1907-11-05

p. today. to DR.. and Mrs. ne. e-
borp' i Ruil' girl. The mother
man ,i..,a % one are doing nicely.
The daily sentinel., 1907-11-05

Attend the social at the guild room
Wednesday evening, November o.
Admission 25c.
The daily sentinel., 1907-11-05

You can make that old chair look
like lew by getting Raymond after
Il. Call at 341 Colorado.
The daily sentinel., 1907-11-05
THEY ARE
INDICTED
fspccIal to The Sentinel. }

Denver. Nov 5.-Joseph Wander
weide, who shot and killed United
States Secret Service Agent Joseph
A. Walker at Durango Sunday, and
William Mason, superintendent of
the Hesperus coal mine, where the
shooting occurred. were charged with
murder Jointly at Durango yesterday
on Information sworn to by E. j.
Brennan, federal agent.
The daily sentinel., 1907-11-05

Cooking fit for a king is now be
ing served at the Tip Top Inn.
The daily sentinel., 1907-11-05

boxes best matches. 1oc. 8 and
10c store.
The daily sentinel., 1907-11-05

The ladies' of st. Matthew'S guild
will give a social Wednesday even
ing, November 6, in the guild room
A cordial invitation is extended to
all. Admission 25c.
The daily sentinel., 1907-11-05

You be the judge about our lap
robes. Fred Mantey.
The daily sentinel., 1907-11-05

Steve Nichols of Fruita is in town
this afternoon.
The daily sentinel., 1907-11-05

5-A horse blankets are standard.
Fred Mantey.
The daily sentinel., 1907-11-05

IN s..s,k,snithins !, b. M =. ,.sv
y ssrry Hists's. ~ ="
The daily sentinel., 1907-11-05
PAPtkS WERE
NOT STOLEN
OFF BODY
Especial to Tns senttnel.l

kDRSO.S@ ~ - - -'s
= Durango. Colo. Nov. Sit =
Z Is alleged by the government Of =
= ficials that when j. A. Walker. =
Z who was murdered. went to =
= Durango to make further inves- =
+ legations for the government. =
+ he had on his person mass OF :.
= documentary evidence against =
= the coal barons of Durango and =
+ other men and officials OF COM =
Z panies engaged in the coal busi- =
= ness that would have been dam =
+ aging to them and possibly CIV =
= en- them long Jail sentences.
<++++ $$+$+
When Walker was found after his
murder not one piece of paper was
found on his person. The mass OF
evidence that had been collected by
the government had all disappeared
and the deduction from this is that
there was a conspiracy to murder
Walker whenever he appeared at the
mine.
The government proposes to be re-
lentIess in hunting down every indl-
vidual and every corporation con
cerned in the killing OF Walker and
prosecute also to the end those who
have violated the law by taking gov
ernment property.
The daily sentinel., 1907-11-05

Trenton, N. /. Nov. 5.-Whiie
the campaign managers of both par
ties are claiming a victory. early re-
turns in today's state election indi-
cate that Judge Franklin Fort. Re-
publican. has been elected governor
by considerable majority. The
principal issue in the campaign has
been the enforcement or repeal of
the Bishops law. providing for the
closing of saloons on Sunday. The
liberal element supported Frank 9.
Katzebbach. Jr., the Democratic
candidate for governor.
The daily sentinel., 1907-11-05

Baltimore, NOV. 5.-Reports from
today's elections all over Maryland
point to a close contest, with Austin
l.. Crothers, Democratic candidate
for governor. apparently In the lead.
The Democrats also claim a safe ma
jority in the legislature. which will
select two United States senators. q.
R. Gather, of Baltimore. the Repub-
licah gubernatorial nominee, declares
that he is confident of election By
a safe mnrpin The ~~--sa~u Sf Aas
Acknowledgement OF negro-voterS has
played prominent part ~ the CAM
The daily sentinel., 1907-11-05

New York, Nov. 5.-Many alle-
cations OF alleged Illegal voting and
attempted ballot box stuffing are be-
ing made in today's elections for
county officers in New York. Boss
Murphy, of TammaLy hall. declares
that these charges are mere fabrica-
tions. invented to hide what he con-
siders the apparent overwhelming de-
feat OF the ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
League fusion ticket. Reports from
other cities and towns state that lit
tie interest Is being manifested In
the legislative and judicial elections.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-03-17
THE HEALTHY STOMACH.
eve Never Know We Have a Stomach UnIesa Something fs wrong With It.''

eve Never Know We Have H Stomach
 Unlesa Something is wrong With It."
 When you begin to realize that you have stomach, it means that this organ is not in good condition. and 1t is reminding you of the fact.
 Do not feel discouraged and miser- able because of the presence of indi- gestion. It is the best thing in the world for you if you can only see 1t and give the stomach proper treat nSent.
 Change the weak stomach to a healthy one by using Mi-o-na stomach tablets This remedy is. not a. mere digestive, giving only temporary relief. but a combination. of remedies that actually strengthen the stomach, excite the secretion of gastric juices and en- able the digestive organs to care for food you eat in a natural, normal way.
 By taking 'Mi-o-na tablet before each meal you can enjoy a good din- ner without distress. and suffering, and you will never know that you have q stomach. ....-, ....-.
 F. c. Fowler has sold a good many soc boxes of Mi-o-na stomach tablets, and the more the remedy is used, the more friends it has, for every box gives satisfaction. 1t is sold under an 'abso- lute guarantee that the money will he refunded should sMi-o-na fail to give. satisfaction. E. c. Fowler will take all the risk. and the remedy will cost you nothing unless 1t cureG I7l
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-03-17
Carnlval at 'AudltOrlum Rlnls.

Plans for the Rube and Domino car nival at the Auditorium tomorrow eve ming, under the auspices of the Retail Clerks Association, have been practic- ally completed. and now the manage ment of the rink is preparing to handle one of greatest crowds that ever gath cred in the skating resort. More than a.o00 tickets have already been sold, and it Is expected that at least 1000 more persons will pay admission on Monday evening, The funds from the carnival will be applied to the Retail Clerks benefit fund.
 While the management expects to accommodate a great throng, precau- tions will be taken to eliminate the pos sibility of an undesirable element on the floor or in the balconies. Before a skater Is permitted to don mask or do. ino prior to going onto the floor. he or she will be obliged 10. pass the cen sorshjp of a. .oommittee, This plan will guarantee an orderly throng of merry makers. a
 The appearance of the Twin Taylor
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-03-17
saE,aat Lvnnev

In the production of East Lynne, 7" which comes to the Bijou Theatre, Thursday. Friday and Saturday night, with Saturday matinee, the manage ment has spared neither pains nor ex- pense to thoroughly equip the play. That he has more than succeeded In his endeavors is attested by the great suel cess attained by the production. 2 An excellent cast has been engaged to support the star, Miss Dorrit Ashton, who appears to great advantage in the congenial role of Lady Isabel.
 Unlike most plays, East Lynne" does not, depend on questionable situations, suggestive lines of inane clap trap; but on the purity of its diction. the clever ness of its plot and the chararters drawn so true to life. It appeals to all as finished production that teaches les son while 1t entertains.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-03-17
RAN INTO SWITCH.
Five Persons Injured In Railroad
 Wreck Near DefrOff

Five Persons Injured In Railroad
 Wreck Near Detroit.
 Detroit, Mich. March 16--The Allan tic Express on the Grand Trunk Rail way. due here at 7:55 a. In., from Chi cago. en route to Port Huron and the East, and running late. ran Into an open switch at Bancroft. Mich, five miles from Durand. today, and struck n freight train.
 Five persons were severely injured. two of them perhaps fatally. Engineer A. B. Schram and Fireman Frank Cow an, both of Battle Creek. Mich, suffer ed broken limbs and severe scalds and may die. I. F. Smith of D0wa giac Mich. and Mrs. D Shook and Miss Ruth of Lansing. her daughter, were severely sealded. A number of the passengers received minor injuries.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-03-17
Al Quentfon of Nmme.

Whats the name of this hoteIT' asked pretty Flora zabelle of Raymond Hitchcocy's Yankee Tourist Compa- ny, as she and Helen Hale paused at the desk to register in an Iowa town the other day.
 The clerk was nice looking young man with & cute curl in the middleof his forehad and wanted to be friend ly.
 Well. 1t used to be called the Grand Central" he replied. ''but some theat. rical folks here last week told mo 1t was The Limit You can call 1t what you like.''
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-03-17
Beausy C,anse,s4

A beauty contest will be feature of the Actors Fund Fair. st the Metro politan Opera House. New York. May 6 to II. Competition is open to all Ia- dies of the stage regardless of per- sonal prominence. From the one thou sand candidates already listed 6 com mittee will select one hundred of the most beautiful Those who survive the test of eluiminatIon will be voted for by ballot during the entire week. Each contestant will dispose of her own tickets, and the vatinG is sure to be enormous and spirited.