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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-10-31
AUCTION.

ON THURSDAY, NOV. 5rII, AT 1850
a. m. No. 2tS West 9th South Street
Parlor rockers, fine large rugs. plush
couch, center tables, fine pictures and
curtains, side board, table and chairs,
iron beds. fine springs and mattresses
door cupboards, starr carpets, steel
range and hot gas heaters, and Kitchen
utensils.
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Carl f. w. Winkelbotter and Au-
snste w. Sabclquist Of Salt Lake
Eldred r. Beckstcad and sigma john
son of Salt Lake
William 7, Moriarty and Olive
Vaughn of Salt Lake.
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Tue. U.xDF.nS q VIII S Ell. 4 =.
public auction to the highest bidder, a
work horses consisting OF six good
heavy work teams. four fine driving or
delivery teams. also Two saddle horses
Sale to take place at No, II South End
West at o'clock Saturday, aft
ernoon, Oct. 3st. 1905
r s. GILMER Prop.
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NJ. l. A. MEETINGS

Thirty-frst Ward--President Joseph
F. Smith will be the speaker at the
conjoint session of the Mutuais Of the
.Th!rty-first ward tomorrow e"cr'nG.
Farmers Ward-Elder B. II. Roberts
will lecture In the Farmers ward meet
inghouse Sunday evening. commencing
at $50 O'clock. A general invitation
is extended to the public.
Eighth Ward-Dr. Gowans win lee
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THE MAJORITY fnvors ELIAS Morris
& Sons Co, for genuine piano finished
Mantels. Finest in state
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ture In the Eighth ward Westinghouse
tomorrow night at $40 under the aus
pieces of the Mutual Improvement as
sociations. The subject will be prcpAr-
alton for parenthood. There will also
be a choice musical program. Public
invited.
Second Ward--Dr. Fred ]. Pack will
lecture on Science and Religion ut
the Second ward meetinghouse tomor-
row night. The musical features will
be furnished by quartet comprised of
'Nessrs. Siddoway, White Bowles and
Nelson, aud solos by Thomas S. Ash
worth and Bertha Edwards,
Twenty-se seventh Ward--The program
tomorrow night viii he furnished by
the Fourth quorum of ceventy. The
doctrinal revelations given to tho Pro-
phct Joseph Smith in relation OF God
to man viii be treated by Thomas Hull
and James III. Anderson There win also
be a solo by A. e. II. Cardwell. The
singing by the members of the quorum
will be conducted by Thomas II. Ash.
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THE MAJORITY wants g. patent
radiant grate--it warns the room
thoroughly. ELIAS Norris & Sons Co,
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TAFT OR BRYAN.

Any Daily Subscriber paying three
months III advance viii be given : 4,4.rl
large Autograph Of TAFT or
BRYAN.
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INSTALL FIRE SPRINKLER
Modern Protective Equipment Placed
In n. G. NJ. 1. Operates Auto
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A notable Improvement in the way
Of a device for prevention OF fire and
the saving Of insurance is being in
stalled in the building Of q. c. NJ.
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ARE YOU HUNGRY?
Fine food and service at The Royal
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Eighth ward-Dr. Gowans win lee
The daily sentinel., 1908-10-10
BRIDGES BLOWN UP.

Paris, Oct. 10.-The Paris morn
ing papers are filled with alarming
but unconfirmed rumors from the
near east. among them the following:
That Servians have blown up the
bridges along the Austrian frontier;
that martial law has been declared.
and that Servian officers have been
captured and shot.
Burning the Flags.
From Cettinje come rumors that
Montegrins burned Austrian flags in
front of the palace and broke the
windows in the Austrian consulate.
Anti-Christian Move.
From Constantinople comes the
story of anti-Christian agitations in
Smyrna. and rumors that the Eng
lish, French and Italian consuls have
asked their governments to send war
ships to the scene. a.-4s
Distributing Arms.
From Athens comes rumor that
Bulgarian agents are active in Mace
donia. especially in the vicinity of
Seres. distributing arms and melting
the population to insurrection.
A special to the Matin from Con-
stantinople says that the editors OF
the Constantinople papers believe
that war is inevitable.
The daily sentinel., 1908-10-10

In Grand Junction. within very
short time work is to start on what
will prove one of the finest, most
modern and one of the largest hotels
ever erected in western Colorado.
The Sentinel is permitted today for
the first time to give public an
nouncement of the big proposition
which will prove one of the most i'm
portant movements in the building
line that has occurred in Grand juno
tion in years and means an eXpendi-
ture of a great many thousands OF
dollars and the employment of many
Grand Junction laborers for many
months.
Yesterday deal was closed where
by j. R. Wilson, the well known
architect and Harry l.. Treague, a
well known young man of the city,
purchased through the agency of j.
IL. Schiesswohl the three corner lots
on Fourth street and Rood avenue,
Just north of the Globe Dry Goods
Company and just across the street
from the Masonic Temple and the
offices of the Grand junction Electric
& Gas Company.
The lots were purchased for con.
sideration of $1,000.
The location is one of the most de
| sirable in the business section o
1 Grand Junction.
Architect Wilson is now preparing
the plans for an 80 room hotel. Th
building will be constructed of buf
pressed brick. IL will be three stories
high and also have a full sized base
ment. The building will occupy tn,
entire three lots, being 10 by t2I
feet in extreme dimensions. 1t viii
have up to date heating, lighting anc
electric bell and telephone systems
II will be absolutely fire proof and il
fact will be one of the most complete
The daily sentinel., 1908-10-10
THREE STORIES HIGH,
EIGHTY ELEGANT ROOMS,
MODERN IN ALL DETAILS
Site for Magnificent Structure Purchased
Yesterday at Fourth Street and
Rood Avenue

hostelries in this section of the west.
Elevators will be installed.
There will be twenty-four bath
rooms and as many toilet rooms. The
rooms will be fitted out in a most
modern style. All rooms will be sup
piled with lavatories.
Inside and outside scheme of
architectural beauty that win make
the building one of the show places
of Grand Junction. will be followed.
Entrances will be had on both Rood
avenue and Fourth street. The build
ing will be finished in oak.
The cost of the building will ex-
coed $4,000.
The plans show that the structure
will in every way be a structure of
magnificent beauty and ideal appoint
ments. 1t will certainly be credit
to the city.
Architect Wilson informed The
Sentinel this afternoon that he will
have the plans and specifications
completed and ready for subfnission
to bidders in about thirty days. He
! has been in the East for some weeks
and one purpose of the trip was to
make certain investigations in the
interest of the big hotel project.
The work of the huge building
will be started as soon as the plans
and specifications are completed and
the contracts are let.
gentleman from the East, who
has conducted n modern hotel for
the past eight years, will come to
Grand Junction to take charge of the
new hostelry when 1t is completed.
He is relative of Architect Wilson
| 1t has been known for some time
that large building of some nature
| would probably go up in the near
future on these lots on the corner of
| Fourth and Rood but the matter was
kept very quiet until today.
The daily sentinel., 1908-10-10
BRYAN SAYS HE WILL
NEED CONGRESS TOO
IBy Associated Press. /

Monroe City, Mo-, Oct. fO.-'I
know in advance what Missouri will
do election day." said w. j. Bryan
to II great crowd whom he addressed
briefly here at 7::SO this morning.
II know what she has done and If
can trnst reports we have received |
know your majority for the electoral
ticket is going to be larger this year
than il has been in past campaigns
when l have been "A candidate.
I'VE need National Democratic
administration" he continued, ''but
that the National administration
would not be success unless sup
ported in the Senate and House,
The daily sentinel., 1908-10-10
MAY LOSE VOTES
Especial to The Santinel.l

Especial 70 The SontineI.
Denver, Oct. 10.-The people who
filed the Bryan ticket by petition last
week were exceedingly careless in
their use of given names.
In the case of Stephen II. F'itz-
ierrold. candidate for lieutenant gov
ernor. they filed the petition under
the name of Samuel r. Fitzgerald.
under such ruling all the votes reg
istered under the name of Bryan can
not be counted for Stephen r. Fitz-
ierrold because that name does not
appear on the ticket. IL the result
should happen to be close. and there
were many Bryan tickets cast il
might defeat Fitzjerrold for the Of
flee.
The daily sentinel., 1908-10-10
WORLD WIDE WAR
AGAINST PROHIBITION
Especial to The Sentinel. ,

Berlin, Oct 10.-A Worldwide
warfare on the prohibition move
ment was launched today when the
International Jubilee Congress of the
Bre College and Institute for
Experimental Research convened in
Berlin today. Brewing experts from
the whole world are in attendance,
and scores of distinguished physicians
and scientists will present papers
tending to prove that the moderate
use of beer preserves the health and
is a positive good. instead of being
responsible for the evils attributed
to its use by the prohibitionists. The
most complete exposition of brewery
machinery. processes and products
ever shown was opened today in con-
s nection with the congress.
The German government has given
this congress its official patronage
by permitting itE diplomatic repre-
sentatives abroad to extend invita-
tions to foreign participants.
One of the principal features will
be an international jury to award
prizes on international exhibits of
barley and hops. DR.. r.. Wahl, of
Chicago, represents the United
States.
The exhibition of brewing machin-
cry consists to a large extent of Am
erican products. and several great
American breweries have entered
prize horses in the brewery horse
show.
The scientific aspect of brewing
will be gone into with characteristic
Teutonic thoroughness. The program
calls for the reading of an immense
number of papers.
The daily sentinel., 1908-10-10
[By Associated Press. ]

Detroit, Oct. 10.-lncoming Chi
cago trains today brought crowds of
baseball enthusiasts bent on witness
ing the first of the Olympic struggles
between Detroit and Chicago baseball
teams for the championship of the
world. Before daylight enthusiasts
began forming in line before the tick
ct windows at Bennett Park waiting
for the sale of general admission
tickets to open at nine O'Clock. All
reserved seats were sold yesterday
inside of two hours.
The daily sentinel., 1908-10-10
SOME OF men
WHO GAVE
TO FUND
|0VER $22O, 600
" for Campaign,
Mainly in Dollar
Donations
Especial to The Sentinel. ]

Special to The sentinel
New York, Oct. 10.-Next Thurs
day the Democratic National Commit
tee will announce the amount of its
contributions and the names of all
those who have given 500 and
others.
1t is said that a total of 100000
has been collected up to the Sth of
this month, this includes the s42, 900
balance of the Denver convention
fund.
Nearly twenty people have given
$1,000 each, several have given S5.-
900 each and many have given $500
each.
The major portion of the funds
have come from the dollar contribu-
tors all over the country. these con-
tributions being collected by the
newspapers.
Among the larger contributions are
the following:
Delaney Nicoll. New York city.
$1,000: Jacob Rupert. New York
city. $1,000; Nathan Straus. New
York city, S1.25O: National Demo-
w. F. Sheehan. New York city, ST.
900; Archibald Mcneil. Bridgeport.
Conn, $1,000; Guy B. Tucker. Little
Rock. Ark. $1,000; NJ. F. Dunlap.
Illinois. 81. 200; Roger Sullivan. Chi
cago, $1,000: Perry Belmont. New
York city. $1,000; Robert L. Owen,
Oklahoma. $1,000; J. J. Hogan. La
Crosse. Mich. $1,000; E. o. Wood,
Flint, Mich. $1,000: E. F. Goltra. St.
Louis. 81 900; Moses C. Wetmore, St.
Louis, 1000; Norman Z. Mack. Buff
falo, $1,000: Melbert Gary, Connect
icut. $500; w. F. Burns, New York
city, $500: X. S. D. Malloy. Selma.
Ala, $500; Nathan Cole, Los Angeles,
The daily sentinel., 1908-10-10

The weather today is clear and
pleasant, with just tinge of autumn
crispness.
The batting order of the teams are
as follows: Detroit-McIntyre If;
O'Leary, IS; Crawford, cf; Cobb, rf;
Hossman, 1b; Schafer, 3b; Schmidt,
C; Downs, 2b; Killian, p.
Chicago-Sheckard If; Evers, 2b !;
Schultz, rf; Chance. 1b; Steinfeldt,
3b: Hoffman, cf; Tinker, SIS; king, G.;
Reulbach, p.
Umpires-American Sheridan and
Connolly; National Day and
Klein.
The daily sentinel., 1908-10-10
PRESIDENTS SON
CELEBRATES BIRTHDAY
Especial to The Sentinel J

TSFFUIdI 10 TIC SfHTTHtT.
Washington, Oct. IO.-Kermit
Roosevelt, second son of the presi-
dent, is today 10 years of age, hav-
ing ben born October 10, 1889. He
received many handsome presents
from relatives and friends.
Kermit will accompany his father
on the African hunting expedition
next March and will be the official
photographer of the party. He is II
little more than two years younger
than the presidents first son, Thco-
dore. Jr., who recently attained his
minority and is now employed in Il
carpet factory in Connecticut.
The daily sentinel., 1908-10-10
METHODISTS URGED
TO DEFEAT CANNON
[ SPECIAL to The Sentinel. !

Baltimore, Oct. 10.-The legisla-
tive committee of the Temperance so
ciety of the Methodist Episcopal
church, which Is conducting move
ment against the reelection not only
as speaker, but also as represen-
tative in congress, of Joseph G. Can
non of Illinois, today gave out a let
ter addressed to Methodist voters"
for their guidance in the fight against
Representative Cannon. The voters
belonging to the Methodist commun-
ion in the speakers district are ad-
viscd to cooperate with temperance
people of all other denominations
through the Anti-Saloon league,
which, the letter says. will now lead
the fight against Mr., Cannon. Fur
ther. the committee urges that every
Republican candidate for congress be
publicly asked whether he favors the
reelection of MIR. Cannon as speaker,
and his reply published in the news
papers of his district. The committee
advises lin all cases that our people
vote for the congressional candidate
who most completely combines satis-
factory record and attitude with
probability OF election and recon-
mends that when neither the Repub-
lican nor the Democratic candidates
are acceptable. the Prohibition candi-
date for congress be supported, as
protest and a demonstration of grow
ing temperance sentiment.
The daily sentinel., 1908-10-10
STAND BY HASKELL
Especial to The Sentinel. I

Oklahoma City. Okla. Oct TO-
Resolutions indorsing Governor C. N
Haskell and condemning w. R.
Hearst and President Roosevelt have
now been adopted by Democratic
clubs in nearly all the county-seat
towns and by Democratic committees
and mass meetings of citizens.
Township and village clubs are
now reporting their allegiance to the
Governor and the state administra-
ton
The daily sentinel., 1908-10-10

$500; p. w. Burns, Chicago. $500;
Joseph Fels, Pennsylvania, $500;
William B. Rodgers. Pittsburg, $500;
Carl S. Vroolin. Cotnit, Mass. $500;
Melville f. ingalls,, Cincinnati. $500;
w. r. Burt, $500; Murray Carleton.
St. Louis. $500; F. B. Lynch, st.
Paul. $500; T. j. Walsh. Helena.
Mont, $500: w. B. George, Billings,
Mont, $500; R. S. Ford, Great Falls.
Mont. $500.
The daily sentinel., 1908-10-10
FIGHT In NEW JERSEY
Especial 10 The sentinel.


Newark, N. j., Oct. 10.-The fight
for the electoral vote of New Jersey
will reach an acute stage next week
when the state will be invaded by
some of the biggest men of both par
ties. Vice-President Fairbanks and
representative Sherman are both
scheduled to speak in Newark and
vicinity early next week, and the
Democrats expect to have Bryan in
the state later in the week.
The daily sentinel., 1908-10-10
[By Associated Press, ]

Dy ASSotlatCd Coo.
Belgrade, Oct. 10.=Even in official
circles it is now believed that war is
unavoidable.
NJ. Pasics, the minister of war, in
an interview with the Associated
Press correspondent declared that
the situation was most critical, and
adding that "hostilities can hardly
be avoided"
Fiery Demonstration.
big mass meeting was held this
morning, after which the demonstrate
ors marched to the skupchitita tthe
Servian parliament), the members OF
which are assembling, clamoring for
war.
The feeling among the members of
the assembly is apparently warlike.
Monitors Are On The Way.
News that the Austrian monitors,
which were coming down the Dan
ube, have reached the Servian from
tier is already beginning to alarm the
people.
To Deal With Crisis.
An extraordinary session of the
skupchitina, summoned to deal with
the existing crisis. opened this morn
ing amid scenes of the greatest ex-
citement.
He Favors War.
The warllke sentiment of the dele
gates was very noticeable. and this
spirit was given expression by the
prompt election to the presidency oi
the assembly of Professor j O. Van
ovits, one of the most important agi-
tators in favor of the war with Aus
tria-Hungary-
Two Austrian flags were burned
by mob in the Theater square this
morning.
ITALY GIVES ORDERS.
Spezia. Italy. Oct. 10.-The Ital-
;o- aa1t u,b;nl, l,,,. ;,,,.
The daily sentinel., 1908-10-10
TO KNOCK OUT
THE VOTING
MACHINES
| DENVER Demo-
~ crates Secured
Writ of Injunction
Today
Especial to The sentinel.

Especial to The Sentinel.
Denver. Oct. 10.-This afternoon
the democratic county central COM
mittee secured from Judge Allen of
the district court a temporary writ
of Injunction preventing the use of
the voting machines at the coming
election in. the city and county of
Denver.
The writ is made returnable next
Friday, at which time the county
commissioners must appear in the
court and give reason why they
should not be forced to return to the
Australian ballot system for the COM
ing election.
The daily sentinel., 1908-10-10
MARCHING no FRONTIER.

Paris. Oct. l0.-The Vienna cor
respondent of the Temps reports that
the 11th and 18th Austria-H -Hungar-
ian army corps, with arms and am
munition, are being hurried in the
direction of the Servian frontier.
Hospital trains are being prepared
the correspondent declares at Vienna
and BUDAPEST.
The daily sentinel., 1908-10-10
VOTE FALLS OFF
IRv Associated Press. !

Cleveland. Oct. 10.-The second
days registration in Cleveland shows
much apathy. Approximately the
number was 23.450. making a grand
total for the first two days of this
year 46.735. The total registration
for the first two days last year was
65,391.
The daily sentinel., 1908-10-10
STATE HEALTH OFFICER
MUST APPEAR in COURT
Over 90 Well Known Denver Physic-
ians Arrested Today on Charge of
Failing to Report Diseases
(By Associated Press. }

Associated Press)
Denver, Oct 10-The News today says
Dr. Hugh Taylor secretary of the state board of health
cited appear police yesterday and warrants
being Denver physicians result of
the investigation by the local health authorities into the alarm
ing typhoid disclosed during the last few days
physicians charged failing proper
of typhoid fever and other infectious diseases
The daily sentinel., 1908-10-10
AUSTRIAN MONITORS SAIL,
SERVIANS BLOW UP BRIDGES,
ARMS BEING DISTRIBUTED
Servian Frontier is Threatened Today
The Anti-Chrlstian Movement
Breaks Out

its regular fall maneuvers, has re-
ceived orders to remain concentrated
here.
The daily sentinel., 1908-10-10

Big preparations are being made
by the knights of Columbus for their
social and banquet on Tuesday, Oct.
13. at Elk's Hall. A delightful pro-
gram is being arranged.
The daily sentinel., 1908-10-10
Especial 10 The Sentinel !

Denver. Oct. IO.-Late this after
noon or early Monday morning judge
Allen in the district court will rem
der his decision on the application
for a writ TO force the secretary of
state to put the anti-Guggenheim and
business mems ticket back on the re-
publican official ticket
1t is believed that the writ will
be granted.
More arguments are being heard
this afternoon.
The daily sentinel., 1908-10-10

Mrs. Thomas Dimes and MrsssFrank-
Davis are entertaining jointly this
afternoon at the home of Mrs. Dimes
on East Main street. in honor of Mrs.
W j. Meyer. who has removed from
that part of the city to their new
home on North Seventh street.
The daily sentinel., 1908-10-10
Especial to The sentinel. !

Especial to The Sentinel.
Denver, Oct. 10.-Without giving
any reason whatever, County Clerk
Smiley. republican. today threw the
Bryan" ticket in the city and coun-
ty of Denver off of the ballot.
The daily sentinel., 1908-10-10
CHICAGO WIN FIRST OF
CHAMPIONSHIP GAMES
In Presence Of More Than 10000 People
First Act of World Honor Base
ball Contest is Played
ToDAY's GAME By INNINGS.
IBy Associated Press.

Associated Press)
CHICAGO ...............O o 4 O O o @ SO
DETROIT Observation-Disclosures. 0 0 8 2 O. 6
In inning relieved Kilan in the box for
In inning, light rain which had been falling
inning Reulbach taken out the box and
Overall pitch
eighth inning succeeded Overall in the pitchers
box
The daily sentinel., 1908-10-10
The Market.

[By Associated Press. ]
Chicago. Oct. 10.-December wheat
closed today at 1.01 Is.
The daily sentinel., 1908-10-10

Real live pictures that talk and
sing at the Novelty Theatre week of
October IL. Don't miss it,
The daily sentinel., 1908-10-10

ket today was quiet at 44O to 4.45.
Copper. Is to 13 Is. Silver, 51ss.
The daily sentinel., 1908-10-10

Those suits and turs are here at
Nine. Roe's.
The daily sentinel., 1908-10-10

ITALY GIVES ORDERS.
Spezia. Italy. Oct. 10.-The Ital-
ian fleet which has Just completed
The daily sentinel., 1908-10-10

Those suits and furs are here at
Nine. Roe's.
The daily sentinel., 1908-10-10

New York, Oct 1o.-The lead mar
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1908-12-22
Tn This for a Severe
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