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woMAN's HOME COMPANION

has the largest subscription list OF
any ten cent magazlno-three mil,
Hon people read this one magazine
every month. Besides the helpful.
Intimate things that women want to
know there are delightful stories
and articles by Kate Douglas wlggin.
Elizabeth Stuart Phelps. Phelps.
Jack London and Mary 70. wilkins
Freeman; inspiring editorials by pr.
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son and her free shopping service.
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the children's own pages n all
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The daily sentinel., 1907-04-26
GEO. A. CURRIE & son
Real Estate, Loans
and Insurance
Ill South Fifth Street

FOR sALE-New five room modern
cottage, price 100000.
FOR SALE-Two lots. corner Hill
and Fifth Streets. price s65O.OO.
FOR SALE-Six-room modern house
on Grande avenue price s2.50o.
FOR sALE-Two choice lots on Up
per Main street. price $4,000.
FOR sALE-orchard Mesa land un-
der new ditch. price s65.Oo per
acre.
FOR sALE-Fifteen acres of land
under the stub ditch, price $4,000.
FOR sALE-16O acres of land and
90 inches of water near the town
of Fruita. price $4,000.
The daily sentinel., 1907-04-26
A BEAUTIFUL PRODUCTION.

Jesse d. Kuykendall says in the
San Jose Mercury:
"The production of Julius Caesar
by Mr.. Hanford is a distinctly fine
and complete one. In every partic-
ular the standard maintained is high
and the whole combines to make a
dramatic offering of greatest merit.
"The mounting given the play is
entirely adequate and very approp-
riate. The company carries special
set of scenery, which has been paint
ed with the utmost fidelity to his
tory. The costumes are not only
elaborate, but are true to the time
that is depicted in the play. All the
properties, in fact, are such as are
carried only by the best companies,
"The cast is large, including nearly
80 people, besides the mob and the
soldiers. Julius Caesar Is, of course.
a mans play and play in which the
interest centers at all times in four
or five men. Competent players are
needed, however, in all parts to bring
the production up to an acceptable
standard. Mr.. Hanford has succeed
ed in grouping a remarkably strong
set of players"
Mr.. Hanford will be seen at the
Park opera house next Monday night.
The daily sentinel., 1907-04-26

The production of Julius Caesar"
by Mr.. Hanford has been referred to
as a highly successful experiment. In
a recent interview the actor-manager
took occasion to mildly resent the
phrase. "The performance" said he
has undeniably been successful But
have never regarded 1t as an expert
ment. From the outset 1t was what
the people of the race track denomi-
nate sure thing" And the Shake
spearian star turned to his maks-up
in placid Indifference to the fact that
'sure thing on the turf is one OF
the most precarious institutions in
human affairs.
The daily sentinel., 1907-04-26
GRAND JUNCTION WILL BENEFIT
Railroad Fare to Grand Junction
and Other Western
Points Lower.

A rate of $21 for the round trip
from Denver to Grand Junction on
thirty day tickets will be made during
the summer months. This is S1.Oo
lower than any of the usual summer
rates ever made from Denver to this
city and return.
In response to a demand made by
the residents of many points on the
western slope who believe that every
Iinducement should be offered the thou
sands and thousands of tourists VINO
come to Colorado to visit western
Colorado as well as the other sec
tions of the state which other sec
tions have been to large extent
favored above Grand Junction and
other western slope points each sum-
mer in this respect, the Colorado Mid
land has announced summer rates
to points on this side of the mountain
much lower than they were last year
On 30-day tickets the rate to As
pen this year will be $16.75 round
trip. Last year it was $500. On
the same class of tickets the rate to
Glenwood Springs will be $500 as
against SIG last year, and the rate
to Grand Junction will be reduced
from $22 to S21. All these rates be-
come effective May 18th.
Hunters and nshermen VIII ne m
terested to learn that hunters rate
will be established of one fare for
the round trip to any recognized hunt
ing or fishing point in cases where
three or more passengers travel on
the ticket These tickets are good
for 80 days also.
Special train rates will be reduced
materially, so that in cases where 100
excursionists are guaranteed, the rate
to Aspen, for example which was $40
last year will be reduced to IS. for
excursionists making the trip this
wear
The daily sentinel., 1907-04-26
EXAMINATION FREE

The specialists of the Red Gross
Sanitarium, 721 Main street. will ex-
anime free of charge all who may be
suffering from any chronic or special
disease including Catarrh, Deafness
and Ringing Noises in the Ears, Rheu.
matism, Neuralgia, all painful Liver
and Stomach Troubles, Nervous
Weakness In Male and Female, all
disorders of the Kidneys and Urinary
Organs.-With their new Red Gross
Vegetable Remedies and their Elec-
trical Equipment they often cure
where all other means have failed.
The daily sentinel., 1907-04-26
Have buver for hish L. -


VIII sell my residence nroral. ,-al
Chipeta on easy monthly nsr..l a. p
The property is well wor,b ~ ~ Il.ais ..
will sell for S2,100, $500 rsss '1,isl ~.
200 500 cash. balance month";, ii, ~ ~ ~
ments. This property wll ~ psi, N
this week, the price viii seu /, Si'
If you are looking for som.
lots on easy monthly paymar,. -'', ,
have them. '-'-2'
A good residence on Rood ,v.,-
close in, five rooms, modern -. ,-..,
for SIS per month. win ssr ~, ~
S1,475. It's the stun '" i''
Am doing quite a BIT Of fire ,,,-.
ance for some of the best com1..1.l 1,.il,
these days. Let me insure voI -
J. ERNEST BEAVERTON Tsv-..
and compromiser, Union 9Io,5
Grand Junction, Colorado
The daily sentinel., 1907-04-26
CLUB MUSICALE

The next meeting of the Womans
club will be held at the home of
Mrs. John Brainard Tuesday even
ing April 80 at 8 o. clock. This is
the last meeting of the Woman's club
Tor TINS year and large attendanee Itan1ee
The best musical program of the
year is being prepared for this meet
ing. Light refreshments will be serv-
ed at the close of the program.
The daily sentinel., 1907-04-26

Mrs. Flora H. Ingersoll will leave
Monday for New York, where she go
es to take up course in reading law.
Mrs. lngersoll may continue through
the entire course at the law school,
finds that it gives he mind occupation
after her recent bereavement in the
death of the late DIR. l.. f. Ingersoll
The many friends of Mrs. Ingersoll
will regret to see her leave the city,
Mr.. and Mrs. r. ii. Otfman and
family will leave today for Imperial
California, where they will take up
their residence. They will retain
their property interests in the valley
and city. The many friends of the
Ottman family will regret to see them
leave the city. Mrs. Ottman has
been closely identified with the work
of the Woman's club in the city for
many years.
The daily sentinel., 1907-04-26
City NIarshal 49,

City Marshal oNen desi,.,
again give warning to an o1-.s d
dogs In the city that the tarss me ,,,.I q
be paid at once. they are nor ysl
due. As a result Of falling =, o''i
this order some people NAV srs "a yael
which they value higuiv nm, .-l u9si
tney have not paid the smsil 9l ~ saga
as the ordinance provides tbsss4 "a 1sal
taxed dogs shall be killed '4Gs a. az T.
city treasurer's Office and ", ~ % he
eeipt for the tax and Civ ci1s, ~ a is-
ley VIII supply the necessar,vs ,sia "a . Voa-
The daily sentinel., 1907-04-26
BUY ORCHARD
MESA LAND
AND BUY NOW

10 acres under new Orchard Na
ditch, s1,25O.
so acres, If taken at once for s!09
40 acres near Fruita $500.
20 acres northwest of the city,
inches of water, acres Of alfat
2 room house. II taken at once y
10000.
The daily sentinel., 1907-04-26

Yesterday afternoon at the fair
grounds the Grand Junction team
played the high school baseball team.
Only four innings were played and
the Grand Junction team got the
game on a score of 5 to 8. 1t was sim
ply a practice game.
The daily sentinel., 1907-04-26

We make a specially =,
work. When you cali ne " repair
phone to repair a leak in vo oIeF Tie
room you can rest assr. i s9lf taih
competent con plumber viii Five I've yl,, yaa' 4
prompt attention. J. r. NsF9 i9a as
4o4 Colorado avenue P6ono a'SSAe5lls Sss ny.
The daily sentinel., 1907-04-26
I. N. BUNTING. Editor and

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labor
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sonetne anu yet ' PROUD
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I old b. GRAY he of the bald pate was chief clerk his
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to nshIs as 1s ia all a S Sa p1se b, M the S G nothing M ARE
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head of the enrolling against bad state of affairs
that o @ @ the @
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himself
Sey are w Hagg@aH evidently people
the FOUNDERS and his punishment to be his removal
6 0 a9PSS sd '" s
which people vtaly
necessity engaging in strike
against the road present only
in there be strike
life OF Governor Henry ATgustns BGeh doss
that when denying that his son DR. Frost & Saat
What Buchei appointed Inspector He
either but he did say that possibility
Buehtep would be appointed meat inspector than that he 'en
bihty to he "doctah.'
story yesterday regardine
was in the state Indiana inclined think
in of
son and % @ I,se men Sy % @ nave o a @ TO making mat ~
Not much
tary contributed from this city
When the of drop
w be more Inclined @ f ante up
general boosting
The council should be qPPlausd their
fine sentiment which could a noble tender
play selections from the ado during the visit the cousin Of the
does delight in having his a
young
@ o % % % WHEN S @ haS 5 s @ % to 5 Sms & and @ @
hardly S use TO e % S % esr % % & % @ %o @R for there
the public shall know
driving other peoples hons on lawns o @ @ ne o@e % o @ %
incident the
The daily sentinel., 1907-04-26

Mr. 1. N. Bunting has been elected
one of the vice presidents of the Den
yer Democratic Club and was notified
of his election yesterday.
The daily sentinel., 1907-04-26

-, Come o. and inspect our g.,
es to suit all purses, I SA = ,d md pic
fo4 Colorado avenue. - mckenzie
The daily sentinel., 1907-04-26

John a Parkinson of Rock Valley
Iowa, is here with the intention of
making his home in the valley If con-
ditions suit him.
The daily sentinel., 1907-04-26
ATTEND THESE SERVICES

The cards in the store windows
and other public places are to call
attention to the greatest enterprise
the world ever knew. The world
could not produce one morally, in
tellectually or in any wise capable
to manipulate the great undertaking
so the Creator of the Universe sent
one and Hes the One" and God
said Hear we Him" Plan to attend
all the services, beginning May Bird
The daily sentinel., 1907-04-26

Only a small audience witnessed
the performance of the comedy "a
Night out" at the Park opera house
last evening. by Miss Frankenfield
and company.
The daily sentinel., 1907-04-26

.,aHts no event of social nat1-o
oa1ehs.aa ordehs any more attention E ever a.
os oSsishpaaJlon tha u!n OF May Day by tSlln Sllln III
th ~ ine Women of Woodcrsf,' 'ue ladis
The daily sentinel., 1907-04-26

The Majestic theatre will suspend
inee for the future and will have
Sunday matinees instead at $3.50.
Born-To Mr.. and Mrs. John w.
Thomas. this morning. girl.
Percy NJ. Platt of Chicago, a cousin
of Mrs. A. r. Sampi1ner of this city
died there yesterday of scarlet fever
contracted from his children. Mr..
Plat was a son-in-law of Milton
Mark, of Denver. the well known
stock man. Mr.. Platt was frequent
visitor to this city, where he was
well known.
The daily sentinel., 1907-04-26

Mrs. George Rash and Mrs. E. Nc
Fec of Mancos are the guests OF
friends in the this city.
The daily sentinel., 1907-04-26

III. Gray is down today from Nor
wood
The daily sentinel., 1907-04-26

Four-in-hand ties. choice for 10
cents at the and 10 cent store.
The daily sentinel., 1907-04-26

The Temple Commandry had busy
session last night at Masonic hall.
The daily sentinel., 1907-04-26

No pleasanter features occur at the
Auditorium than Prof. Hogues' dane
es. There is one tonight. All invited.
The daily sentinel., 1907-04-26

Two and a half dozen clothes pins
for 5 cents at the 5 and 10 cent store.
The daily sentinel., 1907-04-26

E. L. Bower. and E. X Yeager. OF
Guthrie Center. Ia, are new arriv-
ais.
The daily sentinel., 1907-04-26

Informal hop tonight at the And
itorium, given by Prof Hogue. Those
who delight in dancing are invited.
The daily sentinel., 1907-04-26

Tonight Prof. Hogue's dance at the
Auditorium. delightful time as
sured.
The daily sentinel., 1907-04-26

c. f. Pease and F. W. Cater, OF
Montrose, are in town today.
The daily sentinel., 1907-04-26

e. p. Hunt, of the Silvery San
Juan, is in town today.
The daily sentinel., 1907-04-26

All kinds of harness made to order
by Harry Hiatt at 431 Colorado ave-
nue..
New-York tribune., 1907-07-20
FUNERALS OF VICTIMS OF EXPLOSION.
Turret Captains Body Buried at Whining
ton, Del; Seamans at Salem, Mass.

WILMINGTON Del. July IA solemn requiem
mass was celebrated In st. Paul's Roman Catholic
Church here to-day over tho body OF William j.
Thatcher, the young turret captain Of the battle
ship Georgia. who of tho victims OF the ex-
plosion which occurred on board the ship last Mon
Day. A detail Of sailors from the League Island
Navy Yard acted pallbcarers. The burial was
IN RiVerview Cemetery.
Salem Mass. July lathe funeral OF Seaman
Edmund j. Walsh Of the victims OF the explo-
sion on board the batteship Georgia last Monday,
was held here to-day. Following brief private
services at the home Of W8lsls mother in Lynn,
the body was brought TO this city IN Il flag drnpod
hearse. which was met here by detail of marines
from the cruiser Des Moines and escorted to the
immaculate Conception Church. After a requiem
high mass celebrate ed by the curate, the Rev David
7 Murphy. the burial took place at st Mary g
Cemetery. Marines acted as pallbearers
The church was filed with flowers. many beauti-
r1 niecas having been sent by friends of the dead
seaman Among them were gifts from the seaInen
Of the Georgia, the Vermont the Illinois ana the
Des Noines Postmaster General Meyer and the
LADIES' Veteran Navy Association OF this city.
During the funeral the flag of Post u, G. A r.,
was at half mast
New-York tribune., 1907-07-20
RUY BARBosA ON CITIZENSHIP"
brazilian Jurist Invited to Deliver Dodge
Course Of Lectures at Yale.
INN, Tho Tr,ouns Bureau

washington July 19--Yale University has en-
tended. through the Blreau Of American Repuo-
ucs a cordial invitation TO Ruy Baroosa' tle
Prszi1ien t,lr4st. and chairman of the Brazinan
so,.oo+o- 20 tns FIasue peace conference. to
aer,1e- the Dodge course ot lectures on -Cfttzen-
shin" next spring. This IS the sarle course gwen
nv secretarv Root this year and Secretary lax
last year and IT is the first time q foreigner 9s
been invited Ruy BGrbosa IS recogrlTed al
ryar Latin america as one OF its aoiesr men IN
nubnc life II he accepts this invitation his ut
terances will represent the most ecVsInoeo
thought OF the Latin American republics Otner
institutions and organizations. II Ruy Baroosa
comes to Yale wish also 70 invite him TO deliver
addresses under their auspices.
II Is announced that Harvard University has
under consideration an invitation TO LTttS NJ
prago. the statesman and scholar Of the Arsen-
tine Republic author OF the DragO Doctrine ana
member Of the Argentine delegation 20 Tns
Hague. TO deliver a series OF addresses on inter-
national affairs. Numerous other invitations
also await him in this country If Re comes here
New-York tribune., 1907-07-20
RETIREMENT OF ALCIDE EBRAY.
Former Consul General Here Gives Reasons
for Leaving Diplomatic Service

Paris. July 19-iNcide Ebray, the former French
Consul General at New York, has pubhshef q long
,a++ar Giving the causes for his retirement nom
49,, 5,,lor,stfc service n Ebray was first ap-
Tointed by NJ DeIcass5 as Consul General at New
work He was Ieter transferred as Minister 10
bolivia but declined tho latter post he SAYS tls- %
- oH,rSone1 a diplomatic career because ne 4e4g
bur1iIiated by the governments policy In tho re-
car+ F1ranCo-C<eruan crisis. when. II Will % 70
T,.+nhared Cisrrany's antagonisn 20 " De!cS-sss ~
Ia5 10 tho Iatter's resignation as Minister o. -
-, 44Sstrs NJ E-bray adds that, believing IN ths
.o7rzo-fr,y o. interests between France ana SAo-
it,.. 10 cO,Ild not defend the gOvern'nents alti-
tude toward the Church, which = 'preJdu'c7U I ''
A. the eyes OF the world -, rs-
+Let the French government did not desire 10 en- ,I
tnto any controversy over the resignation Cc-J q
yStra1- To was explained that the Iornler Co1l.--
c,aneTsal at New York had been relieved ron -
tEa-a because he was not considered the nan ,I IL
tha place. His transfer 70 BolV'a "'S '
a
New-York tribune., 1907-07-20
AMBITIOUS FOR RECORD
Gmners of the Georgia Shut off
Commessed An Blast Too Soon.

Washington July l9.-By q process Of elimination
the Naval Board which has been investigating the
accident whereby the in the turrct Of the bat
teship Georgia lost their lives has arrived at the
conclusion that q delayed bareback caused this
catastrophe. In one sense the verdict Is received
wtth-a Distinct sense OF relief by naval officers be-
cause it elbows that they had no new eoment OF
danger TO contend with They had experienced
'fiarebaCks'' before and thought that they knew
how TO deal with them.
\ delayed bareback" is caused by closing Off
too the blast OF compressed air which is sup
posed to eXpel from the bore % the gun tho un-
burned gases and fragments ~ smouldering powder
covering what might be left from the last dis
charge After the terrible accident IN the Mis-
sours years ago. resulting IN the loss
thirty lives, the experts having decided that
that accident was caused by the ignition Of the
new charge bv the unburned gases and shoulder
Ing cartridge cloth OF the preceding charge tho
ordnance bureau caused to be fitted 10 the breech
of each OF the great guns an air blast apparatus
ecalculated 10 expel by compressed air any gas or
cloth that might remain in the bore of the gun
So far this has worked well. and there have been
no 'flarebacks' since tho device was installed.
In the of the 9eOrgia's e-inch Gun WNaC
happened was this: The breeCh OF the gun was
thrown open and the air blast turned in at press
ure Of 100 pounds to the square inch. This suf-
iciopt Tor all ordinary purposes, with the impCr~
qualification that It should be continued long
enough to drive the last remnant of gss or cloth
from the gun bore. In this case tho gases or
smouderiHg cloth (Which is not known now vera
driven probably more than half way TO the muz-
zle tina gun. when the air blast was turned on.
Tho Georgia was steaming ut ton knots into the
wind. which blew into the Inuz2le Of the gun. Tho
urexpelled gases cloths were driven back by
tho breoze into tho breeCA OF the gun and out upon
the powder charge which Just about 70 he IN
serted. Tho explosion which followed was lnevl-
table.
eut doubt. be set down 70 the ambition of the gun
rers 70 make record practice IN point or speed.
Had the air blast been kept on for q second longer
IN all probability the accident would have been
avoided Three shots from s-inch gun IN tur-
ret IN minute. ten Shots from both guns IN
+urret in two minutes. IS record practice. and
there is reason 70 believe that Lieutenant Good
rIch's turret about smash that record
A full report by mail IS expected Mt tho Navy
Department In day two.
New-York tribune., 1907-07-20
SOCIALISTS GAIN a SEAT.
Victor Grayson Returned by Small Ma
iority for Yorkshire Division.

London. July 19.-The Socialists have gained
q notable victory in the by-eiectlon Tor a mem
her of Parliament from the Colne valley blVl-
sion Yorkshire West Riding. TO MI t'e seat
made vacant by the raising Of James Kltson TO
th ,,aoraee Victor Grayson the Socialist can
didate was returned at the head OF the poll
CoIne Valley has gone Liberal for many years
Tho VOTES Of ali the candidates this time were
close. the Liberal being only 1913 behind the WIN,
,hird Mr. crayson who Is a Manchester jour
naust end lecturer at Owens College. Manches-
Ter was largely supported by tho Laborites
New-York tribune., 1907-07-20
GERMAN BANKS OFFER DECLINED.
Persian Committee Refuses to Submit FrO-
nosaIs to Parliament.

rsne-an. July -a,-The special parAaInelll-l,,s
committee formed consider the proposals
-, ,1,a, Rank which were accepted recent
- - ~ (,,,,c,I OF Ministers, mas decided ths-T
+bs proposals nay not be submitted to parliament
Tho cornnattes considers several clauses GlI1[
edmissbls ard ob3ec-a prtncipa4ly 20 ,-,o 80 +rs,
ttI "-11s for the forc1ble collection Dy 30
-%or4tIea OF all debts due tho bank two hol,e. ~
go the spectfed time Of payments grntll5 gs P11
e IsrT on which the bank IS 70 erect us oulIlss
ol ,o- @ oF All mines and narrow gauge rStfLroa1S
~ The bank and granting 20 the bank pre1ereIL,
rtshrs In the matter OF concessions for ho' S
,,rdartaEtngR
New-York tribune., 1907-07-20
DEVILS WERE IN THE COWS.
So Said Ohio "Gift of Tongues" Convers as
He Shot Two Stray Ones.
CBv Telegraph 10 Tho Tribune'

Alliance. Ohio. July 19.-'-Thev are possessed OF
devils. and the only way 10 get rid OF them is 70
shoot EN-" said L 5 Naylor, n Gift Of Tongues
convert as he emptied a double sarreued repeat
ING shotgun into TWO cows which had broken
away from drove OF cattle that We're being driven
hv his farm yesterday.
As the cows dropped 20 the ground joseph
r,ITsr t,-ho owned them demonstrated with Nay
lor, but TO no avail 80
Cows which are being driven along the nigh
vav will not run into every open cato t1ey SeS
~ thev are all right, said Naylor; no, SIR thess
animals are possessed OF devils. and the sooner
thew die the better