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PRINTERS have TWO EXHIBITS
MEDICAL DEPARTMENT, G. P. o.,
MAKES SHOWING.
Methods of Caring for Consumptive
Patients Displayed by Colorado
Springs Home.

Washington printers and Washington
musicians are interested in two exhibits
at the tuberculosis congress.
The exhibit Of the government printing
office is in charge of DR. William ]. Man
ming, medical director of the printery.
Then there is the exhibit Of the method
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Washed Overheard and Drowned.

BALTIMORE, Md, September 22-Capt
Kleppe of the steamer Jolando di Giorgio
which arrived here from Port Antonio,
Jamaica, reports that on Friday last,
when few miles from San Salvador he
sighted the Norwegian steamer Senator
at anchor and that she signaled that she
had encountered the recent hurricane,
during which her commander, Capt.
Aarsvold, was washed overheard and
drowned and that at the time the Di
Giorgio sighted her her hold was half full
of water. The Senator sailed September 4
from Port Antonio for New York.
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Noses 14th annual Sept. sale.-Advt.
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FLIES EVEN IN DARKNESS
Scars Sixty-0ne Miles at Average
Height of Twenty-Five Feet.
MACHINE NEVER BATTERED
Descent Brings Cheers and Warm
Plaudits From Ambassador
White and Spectators.

LIE MANS, September 22.-Wilbur
Wright made a crushing answer yesterday
to his critics of the last few days py a
marvellous flight of one hour thlrty-one
minutes and twenty seconds. during which
time he travelled an actual distance or
ninety-eight kilometers, or nearly sixty
one miles.
By this feat he established a new world s
record beating his brothers best per-
Torrance by more than a quarter of an
hour and demonstrating in most con-
vincing manner the enormous superiority
of the Wright aeroplane over all others
yet tried.
When he descended from the machine II
was practically dark, but the landing was
effected without the slightest shock ano
exactly at the starting point.
Hnry White, the American ambassador
to France, who witnessed the trial.
stepped up to Wright and taking him by
the hand. congratulated him in the name
of the President and of the entire Amerl-
can nation.
Practicability Demonstrated.
you have convinced me-" he said, that
the aeroplane is a practical invention.
have never seen such a spectacle in my
life
Wright had little to say In reply.
1--WE shall do better yet" he remarked.
1T will cheer Orville up bit to hear that
have put up the record little
Wright never says much, and this was
lot for him.
Ambassador White, who had an ap-
pointment in Paris, said Good night and
dashed off to lie Mans ZEN auto catch
ing the express by less than half second.
The morning opened badly, as a heavy
rain fell during the night, and at III
O. clock a gusty breeze was blowing.
Wright was engaged officially to compete
for the Michelin and the Aero Club prizes,
and in consequence great crowd was as
sembled when at an early hour the ma
chine was moved to the parade ground,
where Wright tested the motor.
Presently Ambassador White, with his
son and several friends, arrived and
watched the proceedings. After carefully
consulting the thermometer Wright came
to the conclusion that it would be i'm
prudent to make experiments for the mo-
ment and gave rendezvous for later to
the ambassador and the Aero Club OFF,
Gals.
The daily sentinel., 1908-05-09
RECEIVED
SENTENCE,

Completely breaking down as
he stood in the presence of the
court, Lewis bartholomew, the
young man who had plead
guilty to charge of forgery.
received hrs sentence this morn
ing from District Court Judge
SIiackleford.
The young man was sentenced to
serve not less than two years nor
more than three years in the state
penitentiary at Canon City. at hard
labor The judge iectured the de-
fendant quite severely and said that
he hoped the prison term would
prove lesson to him that he would
lead a better life in the future. The
young man wept bitterly.
Bartholomew says he lis but 10
years of age. He looks to be two or
three years older.
Sheriff Schrader will probably
take the prisoner to Canon City to-
morrow.
The daily sentinel., 1908-05-09

which they had made of not remit
ting the money for the filing of the
maps Therefore, the maps of the
Water Users Association ante-date
those of the Orchard Company. and
their water is assured.
Now. who was back of this game?
1t looks very much as If 1t was an
attempt to beat the government
through the Water Users Association
of this city, as the maps had to be
placed on file here in the county to
complete the filing.
Furthermore, the state engineer,
who took it upon himself to attempt
to decide the qualifications of the
Water Users Association of this city
violated the law in sending back for
filing the Orchard Construction Com
pany's maps. One of the provisions
of the law is that in filing maps for
water with the state and also with
the county, those maps must show
the ownership of every tract of land
crossed. The map of the Orchard
Construction Company did not show
this, and If any map should have
been held up by the state engineer
because of fault, it was those maps.
The maps of the Water Users AS
sociation showed the ownership of
every tract of land and were without
fault in the least.
There is big niger in the wood
pile this time. Someone very famil-
lar with the workings of the state
engineers office got in his fine work,
but 1t was too fine.
Does anyone feel that Mr.. Henry
and his party had not something to
do with this matter and that it is
all being done to Illustrate the work
of the High Line canal project?
The daily sentinel., 1908-05-09

All yesterday afternoon and today
until pm. the attention of the dis
trict court was given to the argu-
ments in the suit of Garret vs. Fidel.
involving land title, the case hav-
ing been in the courts for a long
period. At pm. Judge Shackleford
rendered decision appointing T. w.
Primrose as referee in the case to
ascertain to what expenses the de-
fendant had been for taxes, etc. and
to be prepared to make a report on
June %, when the court will again
hold an adjourned session. Henry
r. Rhone represented the defendant,
and Straud NJ. Logan represented the
plaintiff.
The daily sentinel., 1908-05-09
The case against Charles Knowles,

The case against Charles Knowles,
the special officer at the railroad sta
ton. which was to have been tried in
the police court this morning, was
postponed until Monday, owing to
the DEFENDANTS attorney being busy
with case in the district court. Of
ficer Knowles is charged with using
abusive language in addressing a
striking machinist.
The daily sentinel., 1908-05-09

NJ. V. Stiles, formerly a resident
of this city and one of the greatest
tenor singers in the country, sailed
Tuesday on the steamer Kaiser Will
helm for Europe, where he will study
for three months the title roles that
he is to sing in grand opera next
season. Mr.. Stiles remains under
the management of Henry w. Saw
age.
The daily sentinel., 1908-05-09

Low Rates West and Northwest
Beginning June 1st and until Sep
tember 18th the Colorado & South
ern will sell tickets to Utah, Wash
lngton, Arizona, Oregon and Cali
fornia at extremely low rates for the
round trip. T. E. FISHER, G. P. A.,
Denver.
The daily sentinel., 1908-05-09
The Sherman W. Moody Jewelry Co.
THE WATCH HOUSE

Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. Beamer will
leave on train No. for Hot Springs,
Ark, to morrow night, where Mrs.
Beamer will remain some months for
the benefit of her health. Mr.. Beam
er will probably return in about Is
days.
The daily sentinel., 1908-05-09

Next Monday evening an import
ant meeting of the Grand Junction
Real Estate Exchange will be held
at the Chamber of Commerce office.
A call for the meeting was issued to-
day by President w. A. Marsh and
Secretary II. c. Walker.
The daily sentinel., 1908-05-09

Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Maunheimer and
children left today for Denver. where
they will reside in the future. They
have been in the city for several
months. Mr.. Maunheimer is bro
ther-in-law of NJ. H. Loeffler.
The daily sentinel., 1908-05-09
Great Enoch Re.so,.t

The cabins at Enoch's lake are
now ready for occupancy. Make your
arrangements early. Stage runs reg
ularly after May Is.
Inquire of F. A. Enoch at COS
North Sixth street.
The daily sentinel., 1908-05-09

Miss Flo Redding returned from
Denver on No. 3 today, after visit
of a months duration.
The daily sentinel., 1908-05-09
CITY FIRE TEAM FO>; SALE.

viii make the purchaser a fine,
snowy. serviceable team. Call at
City hall.
The daily sentinel., 1908-05-09

We iLstall complete patn room
equipment. ]. K. Mckenzie. 545 Col
orado avenue. Phone Red ISL.
The daily sentinel., 1908-05-09

Moline wagons have wide boxes
for fruit growers. Buy nothing else.
Rhinehart.
The daily sentinel., 1908-05-09
Awnings

In any stripe and color, put up COM
plete at reasonable price by Lowe
BROS, 126 North Fifth street. Phone
Black 1884. Orders promptly at
tended. Call and see samples.
The daily sentinel., 1908-05-09

In the school election at Grand
Junction Monday last, 1,760 votes
were polled. Clearly the people of
that town take an interest in school
affairs.-Telluride Journal.
The daily sentinel., 1908-05-09

4 C. w. Robinson was an arrival last
night from Kearney, Neb.
The daily sentinel., 1908-05-09

There is a frost warning out for
tonight. Let. all who can prepare
smudges for use, should the necessi-
ty arise.
The daily sentinel., 1908-05-09

The county commissioners meet oil
next Monday in regular session.
The daily sentinel., 1908-05-09

The Joe Moon buggy stands the
racket Fred Mantey.
The daily sentinel., 1908-05-09

Look out for frost tonight. Its
coming is predicted.
The daily sentinel., 1908-05-09

Guaranteed hose. at McKenzie's.
the plumber. 645 Colorado avenue.
The daily sentinel., 1908-05-09

Axle grease for your buggy. Fred
Mantey.
The daily sentinel., 1908-05-09
THE PLOT
IS F0ILED

CONTINUED Tram page u
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is 1T EQUAL TO THE JoR2


The powder trust IS beaut. AS
long ago as 1897 II organized by TAX
ing in the manufactures of powder
over the entire earth and then par
celIed out the world among them.
No concern could sell outside its al
lotted territory, and of course within
that territory could charge any price
it saw at. 1t IS no wonder that
Powder Trust Magnate Dupont could
afford a seat in the senate. The
facts can hardly be disputed, as the
document Of agreement on which the
trust was organized was shown in
court the other day by the govern
ment in the prosecution OF the. suit
to dissolve the trust in this country.
The government is getting face to
face with the question whether it is
big enough and strong enough to
regulate or destroy the trusts. One
would think so, but the trusts are
50 liable to have the closer allegiance
of the agents of The government in
the enforcement Of the ia1s than the
government itself. The trusts can re-
~ upon their enlLloyes and their at
torneys and the power Of their money
until the cows come home, but the
government may at any time fnd
that It has been depending upon
hroken reeds. It is only through its
personal agents that the government
can exercise its powers. ard slhers
are SO many Of these and they are
soNaceessible and Their. obligationsSto
the government so-A.lghhy regarded
That the government may ind. ITSELF
unsble TO concentrate ~
Often. when il has achieved q par
tiaf success, rs in the Lands nnding
on standard Oils its Weapons are
snatched out of its hands by its trust
cd. agents. And il will continue 50.
This government Of ours Is up agaMst
the most critical issue of its existence
since it suppressed a desire on tic
part Of sundry states 70 Quit it. Tn
less it can govern end curb The
trusts its people will be plundered 70
the verge or beyond the point Of en-
durance with consequences not
pleasant to contemplate nor possible
toprophesv.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

MEN-our Illustrated cataloguev ex-
plains how We teach barber trade ii
few weeks, mailed free Moler Ba--
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'-ihree years ago I was maj Se1 Scr
death A graveyard cough was tearing
my lungs 20 pieces. Doctors failed TO
help me, and hope had fed, when my
husband got DR.. Kings New Discov-
cry" says Mrs, A. c. Williams. Of
BAG, Ky. The first dose helped me
and improvement kept on until had
gained IS pounds in weight and my
health was fully restored" This medi-
cine holds the worlds healing record
for coughs and colds and lung and
j throat diseases. 1t prevents pneu-
monia Sold under guarantee at Rose 5
drug store. sec and Sl.00. Trial set
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shsekle structure was REMOVED lie iIns
prove the prospect or perspective AZ
Colonel Cromwell put it. and vas
d-pbtless a proper thing to be done.
8ut why the president should do &
without leave of congress is the point.
Fbere is also a little Jogging Ct the
esktutive on the use of the franl:fhg
privilege BY the Commission on cctsI-
Try lifeY-a body appointed wi.hoa;
authority and with not enough Ieason
to be visible to the naked eye.
The president will find that his
everlasting meddling with airy and
Everything that strikes his p.ereing
eye is not the best poicy-eithe.. fdr
srG2oothness or the accomplishment Il
thi.gs. AS between governments ~
Injunction and government By com
nlss ions. it is quite possible that the
commission method is the worse.
mmissions of the "coun Y life"
kfilar acter are generally made up Of
fadcists who wish TO air their p .culi;r
ideas-w which is all right 50 long s.
thes pay the bills themselves. raelud-
ing The postage. At the present sase
Of progress, what with mul:itlie
Of congresses Of all kinds, commaru I'll
ASSOCIATIONS, etc. the entire popu.a-
tion will be absorbed and incorporated
intn the professional and amateur
governing business-fo the serious i
detriment Of the hard manual work |
turned out by the populace, which IS
after all the most essential thing N
the world.
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few years ago By Nj. Bonaparts an
expression to the effeet that The ten
dency toward combination exists N
every civilized country and exactly IN
1ofope1sssns to Fertilization . nr. Bona
parte mildly tbfotested that he was be
ing misqSloted ana Mr.. seck tfca FRO
eseasf td quote him TO esais effect:
40 iegislatIsb IN restraint 81 copbi-
natiop issdesitabIe.9 That bropg;.t the
attorney general to his feet 10 state
fhats he had entertained such views,
'bnt.he had come TO the conclusion that
IT was choice between such legislation
snd5revolution and he believed that it
would be- Wise for the American. peo-
re TO pass lays regulating the corpos-
ations rather than to indulge ia reyo-
-lution. It would be interesting TO
know at Just what stage of his associ-
alton with AR. Roosevelt the coiigic-
tions of Mr.. Bonaparte underwent RS.
radical change.
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TRAINING THE GUNS.

The members of congress who do
not like him are making it a little
warm for President Roose 5el-. Be
sides appointing a commitse to find
out by what right he criticised the
house for its action on the secret sew
ice. that body is getting aftss him for
tearing down the old Pennsylvania
depot. among ether thinss. r. ran
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a PRETTY STIFF AAzrNe.

=
Attorney General Bonaparte had the
slnest ha2ing Of his career on Mon
d,ss night at the hands OF Mr.. James NJ.
Beck. a standard Oil attorney, who
used to he one of the governments
best trust hunters, At dinner OF he
PENNSYLVANIA Society in New York.
Mr.. Bonaparte analyzed the antitrust
law and made suggestions for its bet
terment reviewing the. conditions
which had made such legislation nee
essarN The attorney general adyt-
Gated the placing Of summary powers
in the hands OF the federal admins
tratise officers 70 oontrol the trusts,
When it came Mr.. Becks turn to talk
s Anuote6 from an address delivered
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Correspondence solicited, but to
receive attention, letters must be
accompanied by a responsible name
not for publication, but as a
guarantee OF good faith.
Rejected communications viii be
returned IL accompanied by postage.
Remittance should be- made by
postal note, check, money order, or
registered letter. Address,
NEWS PUBLISHING co,
BRUNSWICK, GA.
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SHAREHOLDERS MEETING.
Brunswick. Ga, Dec. 10. 1!

Brunswick, Ga, Dec. 10, 1908.
The regular annual meeting of The
stockholders of the National Bank
of Brunswick, for the election of a
board of directors and the transact
ion of other Lawful, Business. viii be
held at the office of the bank on
Tuesday. January 18th, 1909, at II
O'Clock. A, NJ {. o. Waiter, Cashier
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LOST.

LOST-Stickpin. set with white stos
in middle, Lost in opera hoasa
onANewcastle street. Return. to
News office.
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LADIEs--our catalogue explains how
We teach hair-dressing. manicurins,
facial massage. etc. in a few weeks,
mailed free. Moler College. Atlant8.
Ca.
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LOST-Between London and 8
streets. gold watch and fob. initiys
A. L. R." Liberal rezRrd if n;
turned to 1907 MGnsf6s# street Al
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Single Comb Rhode Island Reds arS
the best utility fawJs Gu earth. Eggs
for sale by 7 j. Mccall. Phone G8a.
l0lS Carpenter street.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-12-18
MOTOR CARS COMPETE WITH THE ELECTRIC
Santa Fe lnaugurateS New Service In Northern Texas
 As Experiment.

FORT WORTH, Tex, Dec. 1.-The Santa Fe railroad is preparing to pe- come an active competitor of interur- ban lines by running motor cars over It's tracks. The motor cars will first be tried in northern Texas and if they are successful in this part of lne state the service will be extended over the entire Gulf. Colorado & Santa Fe line.
 E. G. Pettibone, vice president and general manager of the Texas lines of the Santa Fe. has just returned from a trip to the east where he partially completed arrangements for several Of these motor cars of the latest ue- sign and equipment. He has been making investigations on the lines in this vicinity and at Dallas the other day he announced his intention Of placing several of the cars in service
 We win probably run these cars" he said. "on the D0llas line and on the North Texas division. between our regular passenger trains, providing we can get the cars on the terms we would like. The ears under considera- tion are seventy-five feet long. carry from sixty to seventy passengers and have apartments for baggage and mail. Their speed will average from forty-ilve to fifty miles an hour.
 The Southern Pacific has motor ear service between Houston and Calves ton which has proven to be very sat isfactory for all parties concerned but before we purchase any large number of these cars we will run two or three on our North Texas lines as an experiment"
 Local railroad men believe that the motor car plan is entirely feasible, and that its adoption is only a matter of time. On the lines in Kansas it has become not only successful competi- tor of the interurban but it has proved to be valuable revenue producer on branch and feeder lines where the ad. ditional service needed is not stuff. cient to warrant the expense of extra trains. 4 few of the ears are in use in Oklahoma and they are steadily growing in favor
 Two of these cars now in use on the Katy occasionally come into Fort Worth, but they are used chiefly by officials for trips over the line. The adoption of such cars on the Santa Fe would be the first use in regular ser vice here of motor cars, but it is pre- dlcted that other roads will find oc- casion to supplement local train ser vice with them.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-12-18
OLD ANTE BELLUM POLITICAL
 ISSUE BOBS UP AGAIN NOW

fathers quarreled over internal inl- provement. The federal government for many years has been committed to the policy which once was so bitterly opposed, and if there were sufficient revenue in the treasury to defray the expense, no question regarding these improvements would confront Mir Taft as president. But with prac- tically stationary revenue and rapidly increasing expenditures, he will be brought face to face with an issue Cf great importance.
 Everybody favors the Improvements. but where is the money to come from with which to pay for them' That is the question. Mr. Taft and President Roosevelt say from an issue of bond ,, provided the ordinary revenues are in. sufficient Many cf the loading mem bers of the two Isuses of congress say that bond issue would be the yer% worst method possible of eAising rese nue for such purposes and they> say they will favor almost any other meth, cd instead. Some of them even go to the extreme of saying tlat Mir. Taft if he insists upon a bond issue, will split his party, bring on q great TOW
 
 termine which side is right. It is probably true that the a.. IiIional rev enue will be raised The question of how 1t is to be raised will be a quer- ton which congress alone must oe- eide. To that decision it will give a good deal of thought during the pres ent session. although the matter will not come up formally until after, Mir. Taft is in the White House.
 It is believed meanwhile that the temper of congress is such that no bonds will be consented to without there first being a show of strength between the capitol and the White House. No issue of bonds has ever been made in the history of the couH- try for internal Improvement purpcs- es. The nearest approach to 1t was the issue several years ago of bonds for the construction of the Panama canal.
 Members of congress already are paying attention to possible new sources of revenHe. An income tax is one of the favorite schemes, and it is believed that an income tax law can be drafted which the supreme court will sustain. At any rate, many of the members of congress believe that the time is now about ripe to put tac income tax question up to the supreme court again, on the theory that, with a new bill, and in part a new court, the decision will be different from tlIe one made several years ago.