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The daily sentinel., 1908-10-03
Mr.. BRYAN REPLIES
THAT HE ISN'T
INCOMPETENT
rBy Associated Press. I


Lincoln, Neb. Get 3,-Speaking
last night before the German Bryan
Club of Lincoln. w. }. Bryan an
swered the criticisms which had been
heaped upon him by Governor
ers. that his experience in public
life was insufficient TO qualify for the
presidency
He asked his audience why this
newborn zeal for experience" He
cited Abraham Lincoln, General
Grant, James G. Blaine. Benjamin
Harrison and Mr.. Mckinley as hav-
ing had no particular experience pre-
vious TO their nominations, and as
for Governor Hughes. who he said
had laid special emphasis upon Mr..
Tafts experience, yet he thought
three months ago that he was as well
qualified for the presidency as Mr..
Taft
The democratic candidate main
tained that. if he measured up In
Hughes in public life, the governor
ought not to urge my ineNperience
as an objection to me"
Taking up the charge that he may
not make wise appointments if elect
ed TO the presidency. Mr.. Bryan in
sisted that the argument should not
be made by a republican. because he
said for the next two years at least
the senate would he republican and
would pass upon all important ap-
pointments. thus sharing in the re-
sponsibility If amy Objectionable nlen
became officials
The daily sentinel., 1908-10-03
G0LDFlELD BANKER
IS PLACED IN JAIL
Especial to The sentinel.

Goldfield. New. Oct. Thomas
b. Hickey. who was recently indicted
on charges growing out of the failure
of a number of banks. with which he
was connected, was arrested here to-
day and placed in jail.
The aged banker asked the priv
ilege OF sleeping outside the Jail in
custody OF a deputy but was told
that he would be treated the same as
any other prisoner.
When he was taken to his cell
Hickey complained of the cold and
the condition OF the mattress.
the sheriff ordered the steam heat
turned on and had new mattress
brought in.
habeas corpus proceedings will be
brought in Mr.. Rickey's behalf.
The daily sentinel., 1908-10-03
OFFERED Her LIFE
TO SAVE ANOTHER
{ Special to The Sentinel.

especial TO lne sentinel.
Victoria. b. G.. Oct. s. Sacrificing
herself in the belief that by giving
up her young life, that of Marquis
Inouye, lying III at Okitsu might be
prolonged. Fukumera Takeho, IL
year-old orphan girl at Osaka. stab
bed herself to death. according to
advices brought by the steamer lyo
Maru. Just arrived from Yokohoma.
Before taking her life the girl sent
post card marked with her blood to
Marquis lnouye in which she declar-
ed her intention of offering up her
life.
Tie marquis relatives and Prince
Ito may be tranquil the message
read. Il am going to the eternal
sleep in the place of the Geenro.
am an orphan and there is none TO
mourn for me. BY the time this is
received ! will be on my way to
heaven
a similar suicide occurred when
the present car of Russia was visit
ing Japan as the czarvitch. He was
the victim of conspirators who at
tempted his life. a young girl.
Yukio. stabbed herself to death to
atone for the dead and and many
novelists in Japan have written ro-
mances concerning her deed
The daily sentinel., 1908-10-03
BASE BALL OWNER
OFFERED $4,000
FOR CHRISTY
IRv Assoclated Press. l

by Associated BreSS
NEW YORK, OCT. 3.-THE HER
AID TODAY SAYS THAT CHARLES
MURPHY, THE OWNER OF THE
CHICAGO NATIONAL LEAGUE
BASE BALL CLUB HAD OFFERED
$4,000 FOR CHRISTY MATHEW
SON, THE CRACK PITCHER OF
NEW YORK, AND THAT JOHN 7.
BRUSH AND JOHN J. McGRAW
HAD SPURNED THE OFFER.
WHEN THE OFFER WAS MADE
THROUGH AN INTERMEDIARY,
BRUSH AND McGRAW SENT BACK
WORD THAT THE PRICE WAS NOT
HALF ENOUGH. THEN, TO MAKE
SURE THAT THEIR ANSWER
WOULD NOT BE misunderstood,
THEY ADDED THAT MATHEWSON
WAS NOT FOR SALE AT ANY
PRICE.
The daily sentinel., 1908-10-03
The GREAT ACTOR
SECURES HIS
DIVORCE
rRv Associated Press. l

RENO, NEV.. OCT. 3.-NAT C.
GOODWIN. THE NOTED ACTOR,
WAS GRANTED AN ABSOLUTE d.
VORCE FROM HIS WIFE, JESSIE
DERM0TT GOODWIN (KNOWN AS
MAXINE ELLI0TT), BY JUDGE
PIKE. ON THE GROUNDS OF DE-
SERTIoN. HERE TODAY.
THERE WAS NO SEMBLANCE
OF A CONTEST ON THE PART OF
THE ATTORNEYS REPRESENTING
MRS. GOODWIN.
THE HEARING LASTED ONLY
II MINUTES. GOODWIN STATED
THAT HE is % YEARS OLDER
THAN HIS WIFE.
The daily sentinel., 1908-10-03
COLORADO STOCK
MUST BE WELL
CARED FOR
Especial TO The sentinel. |

Denver, Oct. 3.-Secretary White
head of the state board of animal
protection this afternoon issued a
statement in which he declared that
all Colorado stockmen and cattlemen
who allow their cattle to suffer dur
ing the coming winter will be Wig
oruusly prosecuted.
He declares that, owing to light
summer rains, the grass on the
ranges dried up two or three months
earlier than usual this season and a
feed famine may be expected this
winter: and. consequently. unless the
cattle and horses are well cared Tor.
they Will suffer greatly.
The daily sentinel., 1908-10-03

A great deal of attention was at
tracted today to handsome wagon
drawn by a spirited white horse ana
in which wagon We're riding the
Waffle King and Queen. heralding TO
the world the fact that Imperial
flour is the finest waffle flour. as well
as the finest light bread and biscuit
flour manufactured in this part oil
the country The Waffle King and
Queen We're sent out in their 'foui
chariot" by the Mesa flour mills oil
this city
The daily sentinel., 1908-10-03
IRRIGATION CONGRESS
FINISHED TODAY
[By Associated Press. I

ATbuquerque, \. NJ, Oct. J.
The sixteenth annual Irrigation Con-
Sress will complete its work this af-
ternoon. Aside from choosing the
next meeting place today's program
contained little of general interest
The meeting has been successful both
in attendance and interest shown in
reclamation work. That the next in
ternational Irrigation Congress will
be held in some one of the southern
American capitals in 1910 now seems
fairly assured. although the matter
will not be determined until the con-
gress of 1909
The daily sentinel., 1908-10-03
HE DECLINES TO
ACCEPT NOMINATION
Ispecial Ato The sentinel. ]

Manchester. N. H, OCT. J--1e-
claIriing that he had no political aspir-
ations and that his present service
was consenial. Judge George Ii.
Bingham, whe was nominated as the
party candidate for governor at the
New Hampshire Democratic state
convention. September 20, positively
declined to accept the nomination.
The executive Democratic state COM
mittee selected Clarence Il. Carr OF
Andover as the party's candidte FOR
soverlHor hate tonight.
The daily sentinel., 1908-10-03
THIRTY MILLION
PICKLES ARE BURNED
Special to The Sentinel.

ToptcIaI 10 7 He SeIIIIIItI
New York. Oc1- 3.=Lots of New
York children may have to go with
out pickles this winter. owing 10
fire That occurred last night al
HicksAille. l.. /. At s o'clock flames
were discovered in the big pickle
factory of Alert and Mcguire and de-
spite the frantic efforts of the vilias-
ers the entire plant said TO be one of
the largest in the country, was de-
stroyed.
Forty tons of sauerkraut was
roasted so black cinders. Thirty tons
IF pickles. averaging 100000 pick
les to the. ton. or 10000, 900 pickles
in all fespe destroyed. The savory
smell or hot sauerkraut and pickles
WAS diffused all over that part oil
Long Island. The fire lighted up the
sky for miles around.
The daily sentinel., 1908-10-03
COLORADO CONCERN
EARNS BIG MONEY
Especial to The Sentinel

Denver, Oct. 3.-The annual 6e-
port of the Colorado Fuel and Iron
Co. shows that the corporation has
earned net surplus of approximate
ly S3O0.OO0. after having paid all
fixed charges. The annual stock
holders meeting will be held in Dem
yer October 19
During the last six weeks IJ7.S55
shares of the company's stock have
been sold on the New York exchange.
The transfers involved par value
of S15. 5.7S5.500
The daily sentinel., 1908-10-03
SEVEN THOUSAND
BODIES RECOVERED
TBv Associated Pres,

by NsSUCIdItU TTtSS.
BOMBAY, OCT. 3.-UPWARDS
OF SEVEN THOUSAND BODIES
HAVE ALREADY BEEN EXTRI-
GATED BY THE HEALTH DE-
PARTMENT OF HYDERABAD, AND
THE BELIEF PREVAILS THAT
THE TOTAL DEATH ROLL RE-
SULTING FROM THE FLOODS
THAT DEVASTATED THE HYDER-
ABAD AND DECCAN DISTRICTS A
WEEK AGO MAY EXCEED ALL
PREVIOUS ESTIMATES.
The daily sentinel., 1908-10-03
NOTED DENVERITE
PASSED AWAY
TODAY
Special TO The Sautinel.

Denver, Colo, Oct. William j.
Puckett, one of the Oldest and best
known citizens of Denver died this
morning at his home after long
illness.
The deceased was the director of
the mint under President Cleveland
and it was largely through his eff
forts that Denver succeeded in get
ting the new mint. He was n man of
brilliant attainments and was widely
known throughout the state
b. y. Bancroft is among the nu-
merous Palisade people who are in
the city this afternoon.
The daily sentinel., 1908-10-03
MAD DOG BITES
TRINIDAD PEOPLE
{ Special to The Sentinel

Trinidad. Oct after having
bitten three persons. a dog. which is
believed to have been suffering from
hydrophobia, was shot this afternoon
by Officer J. Hendry. l.. X. DeMouche,
cigar maker. who attempted 10
assist the officer to capture the AMI
nal was bitten on the hand. Two
other persons are said to have been
bitten but their names could not be
learned
The daily sentinel., 1908-10-03
NEXT time WILL
MEET IN OLD ROME
TBv Associated Press. |

bN FfSSO'IsfVFU 'F's'
+ Washington. Oct. 3.-The +
+ formal announcement was +
!. made today that the tuberculo- +
!. sis congress would be held in +
+ Rome in 1911. +
/. Many interesting addresses +
+ We're delivered today at the clos +
+ ing session of the present con- +
f. gress. +
i. 4. 4. ]. 4 ]. ]. 4 4. / + + !. 4. 1.
The daily sentinel., 1908-10-03
BRYAN WILL SPEAK
IN DENVER SOON
Cspecia, to The sentinel }

Denver, Oct. 3.-William J. Bry
an S date for a speech in Denver will
ce announced in a few days. 1t is
thought that he will speak here
about October 90.
He will be rendered great recep-
ton. He will speak in the auditor
ium. where he was nominated and
where Judge Taft spoke last night.
The daily sentinel., 1908-10-03
ROOSEVELT WILL
COME AT HASKELL
IBy Associated Press. !

= Washington. Oct. at is ex- +
+ pect.ed that the president this 1.
T. afternoon will Issue a state +
+ ment bearing on the relation of +
+ Governor Haskell of Oklahoma +
r to the Creek Indian lands mat +
+ ter +
4. l. l. 4. 4. I. l. 4. 4. + I. + 4. r +
The daily sentinel., 1908-10-03

This afternoon Justice Joseph P
sweeney in his office. in the pres
ence of few friends, united Robert
Rogers and Miss Clara Tomilson.
Both of Burns. Eagle county. Colo
RADIO. in marriage. The young couple
viii return to Eagle county tomor-
row
The daily sentinel., 1908-10-03
CAN YOU BEAT THIS 2

j. T.. Swisher states that lie made
mistake in giving us the figures ON
his crop last week. IL should have
been i,06J instead of so boxes from
two and onc-fourth acres of three
ycar-old peache>.-PaIisade Tribune.
The daily sentinel., 1908-10-03
The Market.
GBy Associated Press. !

TBy Associated Press.
Chicago. Oct. 3.-Today December
wheat closed today at 9SA
New York, Oct. S.-The lead mar
ket today was quiet at 4.42 y to
f.471a. Copper, IL q to l3 Is Sill
yer. 81 9s.
The daily sentinel., 1908-10-03
TRACK Uttered
WITH DYING MEN
All Records Smashed in "a Hour Auto Race Against
Time---Ony 6 of II Cars Still Remain
in the Wher
1By Associa ted Press. ]

Brighton Track 3-With trail of injured
dying hopeesy wrecked racing machines behind
them the "a hour
Brighton Beach track last evening still in the
wh this morning
The daily sentinel., 1908-10-03

Mr.. and Mrs. w. X Dow returned
home today at noon from their visit
to their old home in Missouri. They
have been away four weeks. They
went down to their orchard home
near Pomona this afternoon.
The daily sentinel., 1908-10-03
ATTORNEYS ARGUE
THE CASE TODAY
Especial to The Sentinel. ]

La Junta. Colo. Oct 3.-Today
Attorneys E. M. Cranston. E. c.
eileen and A. M. Stevenson addressed
the jury in defense of John Gliding
charged with wrecking the Rocky
Ford Bank.
Tonight Prosecuting Attorney
White will close the arguments and
the case will go to the jury tonight
The daily sentinel., 1908-10-03

Miss Helen NJ Decker. the new
high school teacher. arrived yester-
day. and will be ready to enter upon
her duties Monday morning.
The daily sentinel., 1908-10-03

A marriage license was issued this
afternoon by Deputy Clerk Steele to
Walter c. Thomas and Miss Mary A.
West, both of the upper end of the
valley. The marriage occurs tomor-
row.
The daily sentinel., 1908-10-03

Robert Mitchell. the popular Colo
RADIO representative Of the Hamilton
Brown Shoe Company. is in Grand
Junction today on one of his semi
annual trips.
The daily sentinel., 1908-10-03

Did you see the Waffle Queen. and
notice how well fed she looks? She
is fed ON waffles made from the ia
nous Imperial -four. manufactured
by the Mesa -four mills.
The daily sentinel., 1908-10-03

A. o. Whitney today transferred
to Arthur NJ. Whitney lots ~ ano
20 in block l3S, for $2.ooo.
The daily sentinel., 1908-10-03

H. w Downer is a newcomer from
Castassauque Wis. He is here look
ing over land with the prospect of
locating.
The daily sentinel., 1908-10-03

j. H. EngerS and several other
gentlemen leave Monday on deer
hunting trip
The daily sentinel., 1908-10-03

The petitions calling for local
option election in each of the coun-
try precincts of the county were not
filed with County Clerk Starr today.
as was expected.
The daily sentinel., 1908-10-03

Did you see the Waffle Queen to-
day? She thrives on waffles made
from the Imperial -four. manufac-
tured by the Mesa -four mills.
The daily sentinel., 1908-10-03

Mrs. Blair, the charming wife of
Bryson p. Blair. register of the Mont
rose land office, spent few days in
the city this week. the guest of Mrs.
George j. ID. Williams. She was al
so delightfully."- entertained by Mrs.
James Smith and Mrs. +. L. Sands.
Today scores of people have regis
tered ut the county clerks Office
The daily sentinel., 1908-10-03

The high standings, with today
are:
The Globe-republican., 1908-01-16
SENATOR BY PRIMARY.
Senator Long Wants the People to
Elect United State Senator'S
Direct.

A Washington dispatch sent out Mon
day states that Senator Long wishes
that If preliminary law is passed at The
special session, that it 81 all take effect al
once and include the election of Uuited
States senators. Mr. Long Is quoted as
sayiog:-"I hope that the legislature at
Its special session will pass law which
will enable The people Of Kansas to ex-
presal their party choice this year for
United States SENATOR"
Senator Long made the above state.
ment to- day when shown dispatch from
Topeka indicating that an effort would
be made to pass primary election law
to. 90 into effect January l, 1900, and
thus prevent it from applying to the
senatorial campaign of tn 8 year.
Senator Long continued:
"The two bills which passed the house
and senate at the last session did rot ma.
terially differ in the manner provided for
taking the vote on United States senator
and were both satisfactory to me in this
respect. The disagreements between the
senate and house which resulted in no
legislation were on other portions Of the
bills. wish the Republicans of Kansas
to have an opportunity provided by law
to express their choice this year for
United States senator.
1t has been Senator Longs policy not
to NEEDLE In the business of the state leg
islature and he would probably not have
spoken now, were the proposed primary
law not to affect him personally.
He took no part In urging governor
Hoch to call special session, or in advs-
iRg him not to do SO, taking the position
that was matter for the governor, and
not for members Of congress to decide.
But be refuses to be placed In the false
position of opposing the making of the
primary law effective this year. 1t
should apply just the same this year as
any other year and the senator, as a can
didate, wants direct expression from
the Republicans Of Kansas on his own
candidacy as well as that of all other
candidates for every position In the state.
The Globe-republican., 1908-01-16
THE SPECIAL SESSION

The Special Session of the Kansas
Legislature will convene at 4 o'clock
this evening. Nearly everybody re
gardless of whether or not they were
in favor of the session being called,
hope that the session will be short
and to the point. 1t is not believed
that the Legislature will hesitate to
pass direct primary law, and very
probably a guarantee deposit law.
Mr.. Bailey, who is q candidate for
governor ha gone on record in fav-
or of a primary law, that will be ef-
fective at once, so that the nomina
tion Of state officers will be made by
that system. Senator Long has Civ
en- it as his wish that the Legislature
pass such law, including the office
OF United States senator, to become
effective at once. The present ses
sion will be watched very closely, as
it should be, and results will be ex-
pected as well as a brief session. 1t
seems to be generally settled that
Kansas will try direct primary
law. This paper has always had
doubts about how such law will
work in this state, unless it is drawn
differently than any which has been
in the past, and has stated
its opinion freely. Still, as it appears
that the majority Of the state wants
to try such law the GLOBE REpUBLr
CAN believes that it sh oul d
be passed. And when it is passed, Il
should be given cheerful test by the
people whether they are ones who
favored 1t or not, and any defect that
may be found in il should be remi-
edied. It is to bs hoped that in pass
ing this law the legislature will be
able to frame one by which the exact
will Of the people may be expressed,
with no flaws BY which this can be
defeated. Every honest person is in
favor Of any law that will tend to-
ward actual self government by the
people.
The Globe-republican., 1908-01-16
LOT SALE-Be sure to be there on
January 20.

LOT SALE-Be sure to be there on
January 20.
The ladies of the Christian church will
hold market at the Zimmerman Hard
ware store Saturday afternoon,
Father Kearful, who was here for
many years, and has many friends in
Dodge City, is reported to have just in-
herited fortune from Australia, of half
a million dollars. He has been living at
St. Joseph, Missouri, lately.
The Farmers Elevator Company held a
stock holders meeting on Monday, Janu-
ary 18th, and the following officers wer
elected for the coming year.
X. Sayres, President.
J. d. Brown, Secretary AM Treasurer.
DIRECTORS.
P. H. Sughrue, Chairman
X. Sayres.
Mr.. Gould.
o. H. Carmichael
Victor Carson
They also voted to issue preferred stock
to bear eight per cent interest, and wish
to give the present share holders the
preference in the sale of this ste ck.
The town team from this city and the
Garden City basket ball team played a
game at the rink In Garden City Tuesday
evening, resulting in score Of 42 to 2 in
favor Of Gadren City.
The Globe-republican., 1908-01-16
(First published Jan. 16, l9OS.)
PUBLICATION NOTICE
The State of Kansas to John j. Tubbs,
Greeting:

The State of Kansas to John j. Tubbs,
Greeting:
You will take notice that you have been
sued in the District Court of Ford County,
State Of Kansas, by r. McCurdy as plain
tiff and unless you answer the petition filed
insaid court on or before the 29th day Of
February, 1908, said petition will be taken a.
true and a Judgement will be rendered as
gaiust you accordingly for the fore closure Of
one certain mortgage executed by you
John j. Tubbs, and Carrie Tubbs to A. L
Dutro on the Sth day of August, 1906, for the
sum of S246.25 upon the following described
real estate, to wit: Lot one ~ in block
seven ~ East Dodge, an addition to the
city of Dodge City. in Ford county; State of
Kansas and for the sale of said real estate to
pay the debt secured by said mortgage, and
said judgement will bar and foreclose you
of and from any and all interest which You
may have or claim to have in and to said
real estate.
Witness my hand aud the Official seal
of the above named Court this 1lth day OF
January, A, D., 1908.
[SEALI II. II. WELLS,
Clerk of the District Court
CARL VAN RIPPER
Attorney for Plaintiff
The Globe-republican., 1908-01-16
DODGE CITY. KANSAS. THURSDAY. JANUARY 1s, 1908
PRAIRIE FIRE.


The big prsire fire last Friday which
attracted considerable attention In Dodge
City, reached the L. R. Miller ranch north
east Of the Soldiers Home. 1t Is claimed
that the fire was started by sparks from
the afternoon stub train and on account
Of the very high winds, the flames were
rapidly carried across the land. The
Santa Fe Company sent out cars and men
to fight the fire but such headway had
been gained, they were unable to be of
any assistance. There we're about 1.4O0
acres OF pasture, eighty acres Of alfalfa,
eighty acres of meadow land burned over,
aud sixty tons Of hay and some shedding
completely destroyed and many Of the
trees on the ranch were scorched Mr..
Miller estimates the loss at about $4,000.
The Globe-republican., 1908-01-16
POPE IS BOUND OVER
Murder Case May Be Called At the
January Term Of the District
Court.

The preliminary hearing OF Clinton
Pope, who killed John Stumph at Buck
lin recently was held on Monday after.
noon. Only few witnesses were called,
and the defendant was held for trial for
murder. The case will be tried at once
unless the defense is not able to get ready
by the time the case is called. l.. A.
Madison will represent the. defendant
The case is peculiar one, and 80 far
as has been learned there is snothing to it
further than that Pope was crazy with
whiskey, got hold Of gun an shot
Strmph, with whom he seems to have
been on friendly terms.
Court will begin next week, and there
Is quite long docket to be handled.
The Globe-republican., 1908-01-16
| SUBSCRIPTION ACCOUNTS
fostOfllce Department Ruling Forces
Papers to Hustle COllec.
tiOnS.

The GLOBE REPUBLICAN hopes that
lts subscribers will send 10 all back sub
scfipti'ns atonce. The Post Office De-
partment made ruling that only papers
going to bnnafide subscribers Of a paper
Will be allowed to 60 through the mails
at the regular newspaper rate. The de-
partment decides further that papers
that have run year without without be-
Ing paid for come outside the list Of "sub.
scribers." In short time all subscrib-
ers who owe above one years supscrip-
tion will have to be cut off Of the list Of
every paper In the United States. To
send such paper through the mails the
publisher would have to put one-cent
stamp on each paper, which would be
Improbable. 1t is therefore necessary
to have speedy settlement with sub
scIibers, and the GLOBE REPUBLICAN, Is
confident that its subscribers will take
the situation as 1t Is, and cheerfully help
to meet 1t. This paper wants to hold ev.
cry subscriber on Its list, and In order to
do this 1t must get the subscription col
]ected, because III does not do this 1t
will have to cut them off There is no
getting away from this, as the order has
been made by the Government post office
department, and 1t enforces Its rules.
The readers Of the GLOBE REPUBLICAN
who are in arrears are earnestly asked to
pay Iup their back subscription, and con-
tlnue the paper.
The Globe-republican., 1908-01-16
H. J. STRANGE DEAD.
Early Dodge Citizen Passed Away At
Denver, Colo.

A report Of the death Of II. j. Strange
came to this city the first of the week.
Mr.. Strange died in Denver, Colo, last
Sunday aud was buried In WaIsenburg,
Colo, on Tuesday. He had been in very
poor health for the past several years and
left this city short time ago for Denver
In hopes OF recovery. Mr.. Strange who
was sevent, three years of age came to
lAis CRY In 'S4 from Walsenburg, Colora-
do. He was partner with J. j. Sun.
mersby In the Bee Hive Store for about
eighteen years, and afterwards partner
with George Martin for four years. He
leayes wife, two cons and four daught-
ers.
The Globe-republican., 1908-01-16

Sale Of Town lots on Monday January
2Oth. See bills for description.
The six months old baby Of Mr. and
Mrs. J. N. Camp died last Sunday lmern'ng
and was buried In this city Monday. Mr..
and Mrs. Camp reside three miles NORTH
east Of Wright. ~
Mr. and Mrs. AL Woods left fer theIl
| home IL wellsford today, after several
weeks visit al the home sf Mr.. Woods
sistsr, Mr. J. 7. Elder.