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F~ Sale

One two horse wagon, size -
One set harness.
One sidesaddle and bride.
One log chain.
Cheap for cash Call At house
1t. II. c. TAPsCoTT
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-06-19

| have SO many kind friends ask
ing me to lend them one Of my three
remaining wheel scrapers that |
would like if some of them would
offer to buy one ! am willing to
obllge any of the latter at a very
reasonable price. Il. A. SKuEs. D.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-06-19

For SALE-l50 chickens, five to
nine weeks old, from 80 TO 30 cents.
Mammoth Pekin ducks, Rankin
strain, S5 per pair Sure Hatch L.
cubators and brooders, the one that
matches.
MRs. REYNoLps,
25-tf Box sc, Ohio City, Colo.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-06-19
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Gunnison news-champion., 1908-06-19

FOR SALE-The G. T.. Adams
property. five lots. A five room cot
tage, we'll, cellar, closets ln good
repair. Price &sHo.
Henry +. LAKE.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-06-19

Ladies' OF the Episcopal Guild
have decided 10 serve a lunch on
Cstslemens lay, place 10 he an
nounced later.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-06-19

Get u new sait for the 4th. Our
Telephone No. y s.. See he saIensa .
samples. smbss'iss ssd parssols.
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The daily sentinel., 1908-03-05

This morning the city editor of
The Daily Sentinel called up Cover
nor Buchtel by telephone at his Of
fees in the state house in Denver,
and questioned him regarding the
Force case. Governor Buchtel dis
cussed the case thoroughly and de-
clared that he wanted his position in
the matter fully known.
When asked if in conversation ov-
err the telephone last night with an
official in this city he had declared
that 1.-The Mesa county court is
jackass," as he is quoted as saying
by the morning publication, he said:
'I certainly did not say that the
Mesa county court was a jackass. l
said that there is not a law to pre-
vent any court from doing a piece of
jackass business if it wants to-
Governor Buchtel declared that
the state of Wyoming, through its
governor, had asked for the custody
of Force, and he, in view of the cir
cumstances, believing that the charge
of murder is far more serious than
the charge of horse theft, granted the
requisition papers. He declared that
the Wyoming authorities were will
ing to take Force and bear all the
expenses of the case, and If they
failed to convict him on the murder
charge to return him without cost
to Mesa county, to the Mesa county
sheriff "They had definitely prom
ised to bear all of the expenses if /
would grant the requisition," said
the governor.
When asked if he had any inten-
ton of taking steps against District
Attorney Selig or any other officers
of the Mesa county court, Governor
Buchtel declared positively that he
had no such intention. When told
that it had been reported that 1t was
believed he would attempt to have
District Attorney Selig impeached,
Governor Buchtel said: ''NOW,
THAT. is. PERFECT. NONSENSE.
The daily sentinel., 1908-03-05
Man Found
Dead Today
A Stranger Fell or Was Thrown from Rio
Crande Western Train---Letter Addressed
to Montose Man---He Was
Found Near Cisco.

The dead man seems to have been
about 3 5 years old. His hair is black
and he has a black mustache. Ap-
parently he was of Swedish descent.
There is nothing on the person of
the dead man to identify him. He
had s10.05 in money in his pockets.
A letter was found near the body,
evidently from his mother, but it
gives no clue to the mans identifi-
cation.
A piece of an envelop found near
the body is addressed to Mr.. Posey.
Montrose, Colo.
The man had on two suits of un-
derwear, a black coat and vest and
good work shoes. He appeared to
have been a laboring man. He was
of large build and the eyes were
black or dark brown.
This afternoon a coroner's jury,
hastily empaneled at Cisco, rendered
a verdict stating that the stranger
had met his death by falling from a
train.
The body will be buried tomorrow
at Cisco at the expense Of the county
unless identified before that time.
The daily sentinel., 1908-03-05
ARE ALL
FOR MIR.
BRYAN
(By Associated Press,

Ondnd, NED, MAI. O."l we've OF
the sixteen delegates from Nebraska
to the democratic national conven-
ton were selected by congressional
district conventions here today. Four
delegates at large are to be chosen
by the state convention which meets
this afternoon.
All the delegates will go to Den
yer instructed to vote for w. j. Bry-
an as the presidential candidate of
the party.
The interest in the convention will
center in the speech which Mr.. Bry-
an is expected to make and on the
platform which will probably reflect
his views on national politics. The
entire occasion. in fact. has been
planned to give him full opportun-
ity to indicate the issues which he
believes should be made paramount
in the coming campaign.
The gathering this afternoon will
be one of the largest ever held by the
party in this state.
The state convention of the popu-
lists will also be held here today, and
an endorsement of Mr.. Bryan as the
presidential candidate is planned by
its leaders.
When the convention me, this af-
ternoon more than 1900 delegates
were in the hall.
Mr.. Bryan and the members of the
resolutions committee spent the fore
noon in seclusion, revising the draft
of the platform which is to be pre-
sented this afternoon. No inkling
of the result of the deliberations has
been vouchsafed.
H. H. Hanks of Nebraska City has
been chosen as temporary chairman.
Mr.. Hanks referred to Mr.. Bryan as
'the next president of the United
States," the remark being received
with tumultous cheering.
The daily sentinel., 1908-03-05
(By Associated Press.)
Did Children Start Fire?

The janitor says that he was on his
way to open the furnace drafts tc
increase the heat little when he
was met by three little girls running
from the basement who told him that
there was fire below. These girls
are now being sought by the police
1t is considered entirely possible that
they may have started the blaze
through carelessness that cost the
lives of SO many children.
Says Incendiary Origin.
l.. r. Gardener. a member of the
school board, is positive that the fire
was of incendiary origin.
Few Parallels in History.
For supreme horror the scenes en-
acted around the rear door of the
illfated school have had few parallels
in this or any other country. Little
children were piled upon one another
six and eight bodies deep, while
strong men and frantic mothers
struggled with desperation to release
them. yet failed and were compelled
to stand back and see the little ones
die before their eyes.
Scenes of Horror.
One woman found her daughter in
this awful press and stroked her hair
in an effort to keep the flames away
She failed and the child burned to
death while the mother looked on.
Mrs. Walter Kelly, wife of the ma
rine editor of the Cleveland Leader,
seeking vainly for her own two chill
dren who were killed, attempted to
rescue another little girl and pulled
at her until the half-baked flesh of
the child's arms sind through her
fingers and still she was unable to
move her or drag any of the others
from the tightly wedged mass.
Desolation unspeahable hangs ov-
er the school and the whole village
of Collinwood.
The school board met in special
The daily sentinel., 1908-03-05

This afternoon The Daily Sentinel
received special telegram from its
correspondent at Cisco, the little
Utah station on the Rio Grande
Western railroad some miles west of
here, stating that the body of a
white man had been found at the
railway bridge near the Cisco sta
tion.
From all appearances the body
had been laying on the ground near
the bridge for the past "a hours.
The man had evidently fallen from
a passing train and had been Instant
ly killed. 1t seems that he first
struck the abutment of the iron
bridge and then fell off the abut-
ment, a fall of more than 10 feet.
1t has been impossible to estab-
lish the identity of the man; but it
is believed that he was en- route west
from Grand Junction or Montrose,
having evidently taken the train at
this point. r,a,
There Is a probability that the
man was pushed from a train while
stealing a ride. ~
The daily sentinel., 1908-03-05

THOSE WHO STARTED THAT RE-
PORT MANUFACTURED ALL OF
IT"
Continuing he said:
1.-THE district attorney is elected by
the people. | have no control over
his actions in the court and neither
has he any control over my actions.
OF course | suppose the Mesa county
court had the legal right to try and
convict Force and send him to prison
but I, believing that he should be
tried on the more serious charge,
even If in another state, first. SIM
ply asked the Mesa county officers
to turn Force over to the Wyoming
officers. l have no intention of TAX
ing steps against Mr.. Selig."
Wont Pardon Him.
When asked if he had any idea of
pardoning Force for the crime COM
mitted in the county in order to turn
him over to the Wyoming governor
Governor Buchtel declared that he
Force. that as far as he is now con-
imposed by Judge Shackleford.
Gov. BuchteI Done.
From what Gov. Buchtel said in
his talk with The Sentinel this morn
ing it is to be inferred that he is
now through with the case. He did
all in his power to prevail upon the
Mesa county officers to turn Force
over to Wyoming and seems greatly
chagrined that this was not done but
he has no intention of taking any
further action in the matter He de-
clares that the action of the local
court Is "UNWISE, UNCALLED
FOR, and DISCOURTEOUS" and
during his conversation this morning
vehemently declared that "It looks
to me as If those court officers value
life very lightly indeed and consider
horse theft far greater crime than
The daily sentinel., 1908-03-05

session at the temporary morgue late
last night to discuss the calamity,
while the coroner prepared for an in
quest to determine the cause and
place the responsibility for the fire.
The statement that the back door
of the building was locked is made
by Walter G. Kelley, editor of the
sporting department of the Cleveland
Leader, two of whose children were
killed.
The suburb of Collinwood contains
about 5000 people.
The Janitor's Story
Janitor Herter could remember
little of what had happened after
the fire started.
Il was sweeping in the basement"
he said, when l looked up and
saw whisp of smoke curling out
from beneath the front stairway
ran to the fire alarm and pulled the
gong that sounded throughout the
building. Then / ran first to the
front and then to the rear doors. I
cannot remember what happened
next, except that l saw flames shoot
ing all about and the little children
running down the stairs screaming
Some of them fell at the rear entry
and others stumbled over them.
saw my little Helen among them.
tried to pull her out. but the flames
drove me back, and l had to leave
my child to die
Herter himself was badly burned
about the head.
The daily sentinel., 1908-03-05
TROUBLE
in THE
AIR
(By Associated Press.)

Pe1in, Mar. 5-Japan is threat
ening to recover by force the Japan
ese steamer Tatsu Maru, which is
still retained by China at Huang Pu.
This vessel was seized at Maco
February by Chinese cruisers the
commanders of which charge that
the japanese steamer had cargo of
arms and ammunition intended for
the Chinese revolutionists, although
consigned to merchant at Maco.
Japan yesterday refused China's
proposal to appoint joint arbitra-
ton commission and warned the for
eign Office that these proposals were
unwelcome. Japan again expressed
a desire for the release of the vessel,
failing in which she said she would
take steps necessary to secure it's re-
lease.
China believes she has fully estab
lished her charge of a violation of
neutrality by the reports showing the
arrest of other vessels working con-
traband cargoes in the same waters.
The daily sentinel., 1908-03-05
WALK THREE MILES
FOR MEDICAL AID
Especial to The Sentinel.)

Especial to The Sentinel.)
Denver, Mar. 5.-James Oswald
and Samuel McAvoy, who keep bach
elors' apartments, early this morn
ing before the cars started running.
walked more than three miles for
medical aid.
Both men were suffering from pto-
maine poisoning contracted at sup
per last night, supposedly from can
of corn.
They became so exhausted that
they dropped at the corner of West
Thirty-Second avenue and Arlington
street, where they were found by a
policeman, who hurried them off to
the county hospital.
They are in a serious condition.
The daily sentinel., 1908-03-05
THE GOVERNOR
IS s.! T!'!!:!;:::::,vJCH =: NOW
The Sentinel Has Interview Over Telephone
With Chief Executive, Regarding Force
Case--Has no Intentions Attempt
ing to Have District Attorn-
ey SeEg Impeached


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The daily sentinel., 1908-03-05
Dark Mystery Envelops Cause Of Awful Dis
aster--Scores Of Little Bodies May
Never be Indenti6ed- Rigid Inves-
tigation to be Made--Fun-
ace Not the Cause
(By Associate ted Press.)


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The daily sentinel., 1908-03-05

The day has been an exceedingly
disagreeable one. Rain has fallen
at intervals and the wind has blown
fiercely every now and then. Oc-
casionally the sun would peep out,
and this morning about o'clock the
clouds lifted enough to give a view
of a beautiful rainbow. 1t has in
deed been a day of unsettled wealth
err conditions. Few such days this
valley ever experiences.
The daily sentinel., 1908-03-05
ANOTHER
SCHOOL
FIRE
(By Associated Press.)

(By Associated Press.)
GRAND RAPIDS, MICH, MAR. 8.
GRAND RAPIDS TODAY WAS
THREATENED WITH A REPETl-
TION OF CLEVELAND's TRAGEDY
OF YESTERDAY ON EVEN A LAR
GER SCALE.
FIRE BROKE OUT IN THE LAB
ORATORY OF THE CENTRAL
HIGH SCHOOL, BUT THE TWELVE
HUNDRED PUPILS MARCHED OUT
IN PERFECT ORDER. THE
BUILDING WAS EMPTIED IN TWO
AND A HALF MINUTES. ~ =
The daily sentinel., 1908-03-05

Theodore Lorch will appear at the
opera house Friday evening in role
which suits him better than the part
he had in the Lieutenant and the
Cowboy" He has a host of friends
here in Grand Junction and all want
to see him in 1.-THE Avenger."
The daily sentinel., 1908-03-05
RATE
TO BE
MADE
Especial to The Sentinel. !

Denver, Mar. 5.-The Rock Island
railroad has broken away from the
other members of the Western Pas
senger Association and decided TO
grant Colorado common points the
same summer rates which prevailed
Last year.
G. w. Martin, the local agent, has
received the following dispatch from
Chicago:
II have this date advised OAair-
man Eben e. Macleod OF the Weet-
ern Passenger Association that the
Rock Island will make the same tour-
The daily sentinel., 1908-03-05
MANY BURNED TO ASHES.
(By Associated PressN

Cleveland, o., Mar. 5.-Late this
afternoon 161 bodies had been, taken
from the ruins of the Lakeview
school in Collinwood, of which 129
have been identified.
Judging from the number now
thought to be missing. there may be
fully 20 more bodies in the ruins.
which have been burned to ashes.
The daily sentinel., 1908-03-05

fst rate to Colorado common points
for the coming season as We had In
effect last year.
JOHN SEBASTIAN,
passenger Tranlc Manager"
This means q $50 rate from Chi
The daily sentinel., 1908-03-05

The attendance on district court
by the people from the country is
larger this term than usual. The
court room has been crowded all
during today's session.
The daily sentinel., 1908-03-05

Today Elery G. Cooper bought
from the Grand Junction Town & De-
velopment Company lots 81 and 22
! in block &C, Grand Junction.
The daily sentinel., 1908-03-05
The Market.

(By Associated Press.)
Chicago, Mar. 5.-May wheat
closed today at 9SB to 80.
The daily sentinel., 1908-03-05

Call us up when you want .
plumber on tnat rush Job. J. q. Nc
.Kenzie. phone Red Isl; S4s Colo
redo.
The daily sentinel., 1908-03-05

(By Associated Press.)
Omaha, Neb., Mar. 5.-The Ital-
ian car spent last night at Woodbine,
Ia, 20 miles east of Omaha. 1t is
expected to reach Omaha at pm.
today.
The daily sentinel., 1908-03-05
IN NEBRASKA ARE
The RACING CARS
(By Associated Press }

IBy ASs0ciated PressJ
Omaha, Neb., Mar. 5.-The Amer
lean car in the New York to Paris
race left Omaha at am. today, taxi
ing the route along the Union Pacific
railroad.
The rain last night made the roads
miserable.
The daily sentinel., 1908-03-05

No. was over two hours late this
afternoon.
The daily sentinel., 1908-03-05

CONTINUED on page 81
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-01-26
FOR SALE: Small business in heart of city. Small capital needed. Address
 G. B. M.,
 Age-Herald.
RYAN,S BARGAINS.

1280 acres good prairie farm and hay land to exchange for city or suburban prop erty
 s750-Forty acres of land, 1S miles from Birmingham on public road, 15 acres in cultivation; fee-simple title; orchard; Broom house and barn. $S00-Seven acres, Broom cottage, orchard !; l112 miles of Pratt City; terms. $500-Two-room house, 3 acres good truck farm land; one mile Pratt City; terms. $1500-120 acres land. 30 cleared, Broom cottage, orchard good vein of coal; will sell or exchange for city or suburban property.
 $30O0-9O acres fine land in valley, 45 acres cleared, four tenant houses; l2 miles of Birmingham; good road. S250O-10 acres truck farm land all in cul- tivation, good orchard, 4-room cottage, good barn; two miles of railroad town; terms easy -Five-room cottage, one block of car line east Lake; must sell. $14O0-Six-room house, one acre of land, at railroad town. north, on Louisville and Nashville; will exchange for cottage here.
 S14O0-Twenty acres land, F acres in cul- tivation, 4-room house and barn and spring, eight miles north on pike road $160e-Neat, broom house, near North Bir- mingham park; on car line; terms. $S50-Four-room house, one block of car line, North Birmingham in good repair S126O- Neat 4-room house at West End; i; one block of car line.
 We have special bargains in vacant lots. See the
 RYAN REAL ESTATE COMPANY, 2O3-4 Woodward Building. Bell phone SS5.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-01-26
We Have
 For Exchange

A $9000 La Fayette, Ala, farm for Bir- mingham improved property. F>our-room house and and ten acres, Pow derly. worth s25OO for smaller property. A fine truck farm, East Lake, $4OO0, for Birmingham property A 5000 building lot, Lakeview district for other city property. A good S-room, modern, furnace heated residence, Avenue I, at $6OOO for smaller property. A 1O-room residence, 12th avenue, south, for smaller property. A house and lot, Cleveland for farm on Coosa river. Two fine farms at Sherman and Hen- derson, Texas, for Birmingham prop erty.
 A small Chepultepec, Ala. farm for any old thing.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-01-26

WOULD you marry if suited? Matri- monial paper containing advertisements marriageable people, many rich. from
 all sections of the United States and Canada, mailed free. F. J. Gunnels, To- ledo, O. lo-1i-ot-su
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-01-26
1t Pays To Be An Optimist Really and Truly In Dollars And Cents

Optimism is not silly blindness to conditions. It is the WILLINGNESS will invariably implies ablity-to beyond them The eyes the pesm drink in the cloud until he becomes drunken with the gloom of it, but the opms aler for the rift knowing that is the nature of all clouds of whatsoever kind to crack and fall apart and when the s of light he is the first to and profit by it
 And that's the MONEY VALUE of optimism. It enables bear his burden bravey to discharge his duties faith fully keep his affairs orde that when the change for the better comesand it always comeshe is PREPARED FOR THE BEST He forward and gather with both hands, while the who doubted retracng his steps and picking up what aside when the black fear upon him.
 We are glad to note optimism is prevalent in Birmingham. It means that many of people READY for the big bright things that already casting their morning shadows toward us.s
 BIRMINGHAM REALTY co.
 2ll8 First Avenue
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-01-26

SOUTH THIRTIETH STREET.
 Not far from Highland avenue. A two-story, 7-room house modern in every respect; fine lot. 5OX19O Listen at the price, $4750-s125O cash
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-01-26
u.zE FIRST ONE IS A BEAUTY

THE FIRST ONE IS A BEAUTY
 Has parlor, reception hall, dining room and kitchen on first floor; four large bedrooms upstairs; a large bathrooms electric lights, gas, furnace-heated, lovely mantels; servants house. Lot 50x150. East front. Price, s6750; 5000 cash, bal one of the best Southside neighbor- hoods.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-01-26
WANTED-BOARDERS

W4STED~Boarders at PIP 9th avenue;
 nice rooms: good meals. 1-15-10t
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-01-26

MARRY-Wealth and beauty; marriage directory free: pay when married; new plan. H. A. Horton, Dept. 1O3. Tekon- sha, Mich.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-01-26
WOOD ON A CORNER.

NORWOOD ON A CORNER.
 We have just had placed with us for quick sale, an up-to-date two story. S-room house. It Is jam-up in every respect. Best front; lot 6Ox190. Price $SO0O. Tell us what you want, We have 1t.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-01-26

MEN-The vacuum treatment permanent ly cures vital weakness, varicoceie, strlc- ture and enlarges confidential Charles Mfg. Co.,, Charles Bldg, Denver, Colo. 1-26-5tvsu
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-01-26
TAT WILL

HERE IS SOMETHING THAT WILL OPEN YOUR EYES-
 Corner not over 21A blocks from the court house. fronting 3d avenue 100 feet Price, $le,o00,, Terms, 5000 cash, balance $15O0 per year. It rents for yi20 per year. What bet ter do you want Buy this and 1t will make you rich.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-01-26
INVESTMENT

INVESTMENT. lNVESTMENT Pressed brick apartment house. not over three blocks from Five Points; just completed; will rent dead easy for $15O per month. Price, 15,oOo It cost more to build.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-01-26

BEAUTIFUL young lady, very wealthy. desires early marriage; no objection to workingman give age. etc. s. Club. S51 Park ave- Chicago.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-01-26

s275O-One five-room house with hall, bath room, pantry bookcase and china closet; nicely finished withacabinet mantels, til- ing hearth electricity and gas; on lot with IT feet of eastern frontage; on osth street. one-half block from East Lake car line; community ideal; convenient to schools and churches.
 $2150-One new five-room house; complete with hard oil finish, city water, bath room and tub; sink and toilet; conven- tent to East Lake car line, near 18th street: terms, $50 cash and balance SEQ per month.
 S675-One four-room house; on lot 46x175; on electric car line; $500 cash, balance in one year at 8 per cent.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-01-26

CENTRAL, PARK COTTAGE. New and modern; has rooms; lot 50x140; concrete sidewalks and graded streets. Price, $265O $4O0 cash.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-01-26
nr r1r1r1Tr, RuoDps CIRCLE.

Almost facing this beautiful thor
 oughfare we have a handsome res l idence at a low figure. Has nine l lovely rooms. equipped with every | jmprovement See us about this Monday. We can make you low l price and easy terms.