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The daily sentinel., 1908-08-21
Will TAKE
AN APPEAL

John Smith, a ranchman residing
near Palisade, who was arrested
some time ago charged with cutting
ditch and thereby damaging his
neighbOr, ID. l.. DuttOn, who swore
out complaint against Smith, was
tried i'm the court of John II. Hill,
justice of the peace, late yesterday
afternoon.
Smith entered plea of not guilty,
but the evidence against him was suf-
ficient to convince Justice Hill that
Smith WAS guilty. SO the latter was
assessed fine of So and costs.
Smith announced that he would
take an appeal to the county court.
The daily sentinel., 1908-08-21

Much interest will develop in the
game Sunday. Aspen has one of the
best teams in the state. 1t defeated
the Glenwood team and the Denver
LuXus and many other strong aggre-
cations. There is no doubt but what
the contest will be fast one.
1t is said that quite number of
local fans will accompany the Grand
junction team to Aspen.
The daily sentinel., 1908-08-21
TO PLAY
ASPEN TEAM

On Sunday the Grand juno
tion base ball team will go to
Aspen to play the team of that
city. The final arrangements for
the trip and the game were COM
pleted today by Manager Ray 7.
Vancttisch of the local team.
The daily sentinel., 1908-08-21

See us for window awnings. Put
up complete in any stripe at reason
able prices. Lowe Brothers. timers,
126 N. Fifth street, phone 1894
The daily sentinel., 1908-08-21

For heavy haufins OF aoy S'n
phone the Blue Barn. Phone Jut
ton 228.
The daily sentinel., 1908-08-21

Ladies and gents clothes cleaned
and pressed. All work guaranteed
strictly first class. Phone Black 662.
125 South Fifth street
The daily sentinel., 1908-08-21

WANTED-Girl for general house
work. Apply 262 Ute.
The daily sentinel., 1908-08-21

Are you going fishing7 II so, Sc.
the Midland city ticket agent ahou,
fishermen's rates to the famous Fry
ing Pan resorts.
The daily sentinel., 1908-08-21

Orson Adams returned from Den
yer yesterday. Mrs. Adams and Eth
ell and Mildred will return on No. ;
tomorrow.
The daily sentinel., 1908-08-21

Harness repairine at Rhinehart, S.
New-York tribune., 1908-12-10
FALL IN MUSIC RIDE.
Horse Rolls on Mrs. Scanlon. Who
Escapes Serious Injury.

An accident which threatened to result serioUs sly
caused much excitement in the music ride at the
Durland academy last night. One Of the horses
which had been plungfng about suddenly threw
himself and rolled over and over on the tanbark
pinning down Mrs. Joseph Scanlon, who had the
mount. Miss Caroline Bryce, who riding dt-
recLly behind the unruy horse. managed 10 pull up
and prevent her horse trampling on the fallen
rider.
AS it was the foraleg OF her mount became en-
tangled in the reins of the horse struggling on the
ground and prevented him from punging This
gave Mrs ScanIon chance TO extricate herself
She was badly bruised, but insisted upon taking
another mount and rejOinng the riders
Mrs. John Gerkeu led the grand march mounted
on the handsome chestnut geIding Peter Pan, re-
Gently purchased by Samuel K Jacobs. At the con-
cusiOn Of the ride there wEs game Of jeu-de-
barre which by Fred Lee
Walter Miller the potato race on clever
little chestnut horse called Baby. The usual game
OF polo between the Durlands and the Wanderers
resulted in a decisive victory for the DUrand team
which made four goals to the Wanderers's two
Marshall CIapp was the captain Of the winning
team and Henry ". Rose acted in similar ca
pacity for the opposing team
New-York tribune., 1908-12-10
AUTO LAW ATTACKED
NEWARK UP IN ARMS.
Board of Trade Demands Repeal OF
Ne7C Jersey Statute.

The Board Of Trade in Newark adopted resou-
tions last night looking to repeal OF certain OBJ
jectionable features in the present sutomObie Ia"
OF New Jersey. This action came after a lively
discussion which other branches OF industry
represented and during which the law ard
the methods resorted in its enforcement were
severely criticised.
The board acted at the suggestion Of the New
Jersey Automobile Trades Association and several
leading manufacturers in other lines of business.
who called attention boycott that had recently
been placed New Jersey manufacturers by out
side interests because OF certain sections OF the
automobile law. The meeting the largest OF
the year, and Of numerous subjects that came up
for discussion this appeared 10 be the most impor
tant The question had been investigated by the
boards commtte commerce and trade. and
through the chairman. A. V Hamburg. report
was submitted containing the recommendations OF
the committee. which adopted unanimously
Mr.. Hamburg called attention the fact that
hfty or more lines OF trade were directly OF indi-
rectly concerned in the automobile industry which
because Of the arbitrary law in force. are menaced
The clauses limiting the speed Of automobiles. the
exactiOn Of license from non-residents Of the
state and the provisions for the enforcement Of
the Law were the basis Of the committees action
The agitation OF the various interests 10 secure
remedial legislation by spirit OF resentment
which. Mr.. Hamburg said, resulted IN the boycott
prompted the committee in determining upon
set Of resolutions.
II decided that a special COMMITTEES
OF ten members be appointed to consider the OBJ
objectionable features OF the present law and con-
fer with Governor Fort and other state officials
with view 10 having eliminated any feature OF the
law that might cause a hardship upon the foreign
autonobiIe owners and makers
Peter Campbell presided at the meeting and
those who spoke the subject did not rince
their words In characterizng the automobile law
and the manner OF enforcement unjust and
brutal" Abraham Rothschild. leather manu-
facturer. and John D. Wood OF the New Jersey
Automobile and Motor Club, were the principal
speakers. Mr.. Wood arralgned Justices Naar. OF
Trenton, and Housed OF New Brunswick. for their
methods in enforcing the automobile law. Mr. Wood
declared the Legislature did approach the auto
mobile question in proper spirit He presented
lot OF statistics TO show that the movement al
ready started by the outside automobile makers
and owners to boycott the state would mean a loss
OF about 100000 each year IN Newark alone
New-York tribune., 1908-12-10
HARTARD NAY ROW HERE.
Rumor That a Race Is Being Ar
ranged zcith Columbia.

Columbia and Harvard will meet or the water
next spring. according a in intercollegiate
rowing circles. The rurnOr IS apparently well
founded. is said have originated in a state
ment that appeared in The Harvard Crimson 10
the effect that among the crews with which Hsr-
Yards varsity would probably race next season
Columbia seriously considered Nothing fur
ther could be learned from the Harvard manage
ment
The management at Columbia was asked about
IT, but refused to anything IN af1rmato or
denial. Columbia mas just straghtened out its
financial difficulties. and there has been no rowing
until this time. It is understood that Rice will
TO make I'D for lost time BY working the
the machines just much and hard he can,
but. it IS, the crews viii have practically ad
vantage from previous work on the water when
they are bOated for the first time next spring
The crews are likely To meet about the middle Of
April. Both crews row Annapolis in May. and
Harvard has an additional with Cornell at
the end or May. This seems 10 eliminate the pos
sibiIty a in May. Wray is not a coach
who believes in overworking his crews
New-York tribune., 1908-12-10
Y4CHTSMEN IN SESSION
II T. Tozren Reelected Commodore
Of Brooklyn Club.

Aborr+ o,e hundred members Of the Brooklyn
Yacht Club attended the annual meeting OF the
,-gs-fza+fon last night al the Hotel Marlborough
The club which is the second Oldest yacht club
IN America has in course ot construction a ''s"
I,,j.,sa - F7ersophllrst which Is 70 be completed
IN tine for the opening Of the season in May, and
after the election Of officers al the meeting last
night considerable time given 10 the discussion
OF the necessitv of raising s75.@" 70 meet the ez-
pense incurred IN its building
AL OF the officers Of the club curing the last year
were reelected as follows: Commodore. William
e.. Towens vice-commodore. Thomas 4. Nevins.
resr commodore. Lee :. Herzig secretary, JohH e.
Fats- treasurer Willard Graham.
New-York tribune., 1908-12-10
TROUBLE OVER INTERNATIONAL RACE,
Yacbtsmen Cannot Agree on Contest for the
Cauada's Cup.

Rochester Dec. 9--The misunderstanding be-
tween the Royal Canadian Yacht Club Of Toronto
and the Rochester Yacht Club over the iaterna-
tionaI race on Lake Ontario continues. and may end
in no race. The Caudian yachtsmen seem to be
willing TO race II the winner Of the last irterna-
tonaI series the Seneca is not in commission again
They want to leave the eligibility Of the Seneca and
the terms OF the deed OF gift 10 the Canada's Cup
a committee.
The Rochester club sent telegram to the Cana
dams to-day, follows.
You have misunderstood our letter of November
50 or else have purposeIy added additional ques-
ton to be submitted the Yacht Racing Union
Our offer was to refer to the Yacht Racing Union
only the question of the eligibility Of the Seneca
under its rules. We refuse TO submit to that as
sociatiou any other question than the construction
Of its Own rules
New-York tribune., 1908-12-10
BIG FOX ELUDES HOUNDS.
MeadOzC Brook Hunters Enjoy Stiff
Run IN SnOzC FLurrg.

Meadow Brook. Long Island, Dec CSpecial1.-
With the ground frozen stif and snow flying so
that one could hardly see short distance ahead,
q number Of the members OF the Meadow Brook
Club enjoyed run after the pack OF American
foxhounds this afternoon and just missed killing a
big red fox.
The meet was a. the home Of r y. Ellis. and
from there the pack was taken TO Broad Hollow,
where the underbrush and covers we're drawn FOR
some time without any luck Finally, big fox
was jumped and made of at & rafting pace, with
the pack and field IN pursuit.
After Up through Broad Hollow the fox
was driven into the open and ran for mile on
the Wheatley rost, with the pack close up, but he
found cover and later was holed on the Winthrope
estate.
The pace throughout was so fast and the jump
inE so hard that the field dwindled down to three
AZ the hnish-Thonas Hitchcock, il, Harry D
Page and the huntsnlan. John LAiper-
New-York tribune., 1908-12-10
COLONEL HUGH L. SCOTT ATTACKED
West Point Superintendent Denies Kansas
Congressman Charges
From TIE Tribune BI-sau-

Washington. Dec 9.-COlOnel Hugh L Scot1
s,1pertntendent OF West Point Military Academy.
has complained 10 the Military Affairs COMMITTEES
OF the House that he s being UuWarra1ra1ly at
tackled Nv Representative Daniel r Anthony. q
Kansas who. he SAYS. has made charges Oc II
efficiency against him which cannot be sustained.
Colonel Scott has called the attention ot the co-
rnittee 10 the subject n order that tr may pre-
pare 70 investigate the situation ii case Repre-
sentative Anthony should bring his charges into
Congress
The attacks alluded 70 BY Colonel Scott are sta1s-
rnents on the part OF the Kansas Representative
which substantially auege that Colonel Scott vas
vhftewsshed BY the War Department after q
recommendation had been made BY the i1s2sctos
general that board OF inquiry be appointed "a
investigate his actions
New-York tribune., 1908-12-10
TRY-OUT FOR LONGBOAT.
UTH Run Ten Miles against John
DaLy at Celtic Park.

The officials for the Marathon race between
Tporaudo and Tom Longboat, which viii be held
a. Madison Square Garden Tuesday, will be
se1a~red this afternoon AT q meeting Of those IN
-aresred IN the cafe OF the Garden a referee VIII
be chosen by mutual agreement between the three
na--ies interested. and Flanagan and Dorando S
brother will each name one Judge, TWO physicians
two attendants one scorer and the timers
Tonrboar has made arrangements 10 60 over to
Celtic Park this morning for good stiH ten-mils
-lla with John DAILY
Judging from the demand for reserved seats
which are sale at the box office n Madi-
o, Square Garden the interest IN this meeting
,a-usan the Italian and the Indian is even greater
man was shown in the DorandO- Hayes race.
New-York tribune., 1908-12-10
TO RESTORE FOOTBALL.
S1rorthmore Decides to Take Up the
Sport Once More.
rRr -el.E-aph % n rr,oune. :

adeIphia Dec. 9--Intercollegtats football Will
be resumed at Swarthnore College next fall This
agreement was practically reached at joint meet
ing Of committees from the alumni. faculty and
board q managers yesterday Another meeting at
which faaI action taken, was held this after
noon a. the college
Immediate steps Will be taken TO arrange q scheo-
r,Ie for next year decided to limit the sea
so1 70 eight games and 10 confne these games 10
the smaller colleges where the student body num-
hers abol1t the same as that or Sw-arJhr1Ore-
There is bare possibility that the old Haverford-
swarthu7ore game NAV be resumed OtAer games
7olad r,ro7 with favor are with Lehigh Lafayette,
Franklin and Marshall. Rutgers, Delaware, St
Johns John Hopkins and George Washington
New-York tribune., 1908-12-10
INSPECTOR sTEINBRUCK MAY RESIGN.
Has Been on Sick List Most Of Tina sincs
Transferred 20 Headquarters.

II was reported AZ Police Headquarters yesterday
that Inspector Max SCeinbruck. head OF the ourea1
OF repairs and supplies, stationed AZ Police Head
quarters. would send his resignation % Corn1lis-
s;oner Bfnzharn within a few days
Inspector Steinhruck has been on the sick LIST
most OF the time transferred 20 Heal
quarters Just after the election He Joined tho
force in 1887.
Robert B. Lawrence. who FOR the last year and .
half has acted as secretary 10 Third Deputy PoEcs
Commissioner Hanson resigned thar post yesterday
n take effect at the end oS the current year M
Lawrence Will resume the practice OF law al No,
s. Wall He said yesterday that ne rad
been asked 70 resign BY Commissioner Bingham
New-York tribune., 1908-12-10
GOLFERS TO CELEBRATE.
Birthday Party for the Pioneer Club
IN This Country.

Members past and present q St Andrews
Golf Club viii gather At Delmonico's tonight 10
celebrate the twentieth anniversary OF this pioneer
organization About two hundred covers viii be
laid and J 3. Thomas. the clubs president VIII
--esi5e Since its inception the club has had only
TWO other presidents, J. c. Ten Eyck and John
Reid
Austen G. Fox will De the toastmester, and
among the speakers will be Simeon Ford, Martin
W Litteron and Patrick F Murphy Both Andrew
Carnegie and Nicholas Murray Butter. president Of
Columbia University. had been invited but prior
erEseernenrs .ylu prevent them from attending.
Among the wall known golfers invited is Jerome D.
---avers the national champion
New-York tribune., 1908-12-10
canal eoNp suYgRs ASKED 70 PAY.

The banks and banking houses which were sue
cessful bidders for the recent Offering OF Panama
bonds received their Official aIotments yesterday
from the Secretary OF the Treasury. At the same
time they we're requested to make payment for the
balance OF their subscriptions. per cent having
been paid at the time Of the application, within
hfteen days from date Half Of the amount is TO be
paid within ten days and the remainder within the
five days following.
New-York tribune., 1908-12-10
BIG SALE OF cRIPPLE CREEK sHAREs,

There were sold the weekly auction sale OF So
rfriss Yesterday 5I25 shares oS the stock
OF the CrtppIe Creek Central Railway Company, az
from 80 10 s1a and 5o4 shares ot the preferred az
from 81 10 So for account OF foreign creditors q
the suspended banking hrru OF hessIe- < CO. nose
OF The stock being taken 90 IS understood by ms
creditors by whom II was offered There were sold
for the same interests $1,000 AZ per cent notes q
the Cincinnati L-a.-ilroa 8 Dayton Railway COn1s
pany at 81 and $50 drst resundirlg mortgage
bonds OF the Muskegee Gas and EIsosrio cons
uauy a
New-York tribune., 1908-12-10
DE ORC BILLIARD CHAMPION.

81 Louis Dec e.-Alfredo De Oror OF Cuca- -
the three-cushiOn billiard champion OF the Worlc.
having won tonight the third block Of the match
with Thomas \. Hueston OF st Louis, by a scors
Of % to IS The final score for the three blocks
IS. De Oro 151- Euesto1. 11- Both HUesron and
De ORC failed tonight 20 score the high runs tnaE
were features Of the play en- Monday and Tuesday
nights De Oros high run was I've and HCesron's :
four De ORC made an average OF 81 and Huss-'a
IS Ffueston took the lead the 1rsl par OF to-
NIGHTS play. but when he reached ; points ne
Cuban took first place
New-York tribune., 1908-12-10
COLLINS AND DRIsCoLL TO MEET.

Tom Collins, five mile indoor champion and rec
ord holder. and Mike DriscoI. two mile indoor
champion and record holder, VIII meet in a three
mile special race at the twentieth anniversary
games Of the St George Athletic Club. the 6Sth
Regiment Armory on Saturday evening Several
other good men have entered also and the old
record OF Il minutes 80 seconds is in danger.
New-York tribune., 1908-12-10
OLDEST BASEBALL IN THE WORLD.
National Commission VIII Get Ball Used in a
Game in 1865

Jackson Miss. Dec. 9.-What is believed TO be
the Oldest baseball in the world viii be sent to
Garry Hermann, chairman Of the National Com
mission by Ed LaUghIiE. 1t used Novem-
Der g. 1866 in a game played at Williamsport.
Penn for the state cham ponship, IN which the
scors saa 81 20 Sa. in favor OF MIIliamsDort
New-York tribune., 1908-12-10
Plan STOCK CAR RACE.
Racing Machines May Be Barred
for BrlarcLif Trophy.

At a meeting Of the Automobile Manufacturers'
committee yesterday at the Automobile Club OF
America plans were discussed for the stock car
race for the Briarclin trophy presented by Walter
". Law. No definite date was selected for the con-
test. but II will probably be held in June
E Rand HolIander, vice-president OF the Fiat
Automobile Company. made the suggestion that the
race this year should be for stock and not
stock racing machines. that were much in evi-
dence IN the race for the trophy over the West
chester circuit at BrarcliH last April II was ar
gued that not the cylinder bore alone should gov
ern the race, last year. but the stroke we'll
Il said that the entry OF twelve cars al
ready assured. which indicates a Dig field The
Wagner Field company was named 10 manage the
contest Among those in attendance were G F.
WyckoH Walter c. Allen, Percy Owen. c. NJ Ham
nton. E. P. HoIlander. z NJ Er1ise and H Z.
Palmer.
New-York tribune., 1908-12-10

hears from J. H Farrell OF the National Associa-
ton Of Minor Leagues, in January
on the suggestions made in President PuliIam's
report or Tuesday. the league reduced the waiver
limit during the playing season. from ten days 70
five days.
NJ PulIIam's suggestion as TO postponed games
was referred to the committee constitution, and
his suggestion the ground rules of the world
championship series be made the ground rules OF the
National League was made a special order for the
spring meeting.
nas-es but no action and after a general discus
sion relating the gambling evil in the parks. It
was Informally agreed that all the owners should
take greater precautions than ever TO stop all gam
bling il their respective parks.
Appointment Of all committees went over until
the meeting at ? o'clock to-day.
In the second part Of Campbsn MacCulIOch's The
Fourth Dimension is explained a pipe seemed to
New-York tribune., 1908-12-10
HOCKEY CLUB BEATEN.
Princeton SeUen Wins Fast Game at
St. Nicholas Rink.

Princeton defeated the Hockey Club OF New
York in a practice game at the ST. Nicholas Rink
last night BY score OF ) goals TO O. Ths col
legans played fast. clever game and clearly out
skated their opponents.
Princeton scored two goals N the first period,
Brush shooting the drst ard Peacock the second.
The Hockey Club players showed lack OF condition
and several substitutons made in the second
1ertod.
New-York tribune., 1908-12-10
YALE WINS AT BASKETBALL

- Yale basketball team defeated the Manliat-
College i've al the De La sale Institute last
night by a score Of 25 20 22 Coy and Murphy. OF
the football team, played well for Yale. The Wis
.snzs wen 10 the last ts~ minutes OF play.
New-York tribune., 1908-12-10

A meeting Of the board OF governors OF the Auto
mobile Club OF America was held yesterday at the
clubhouse. Although the business transacted was
not made known. It learned that much OF the
time taken up with a discussion OF the largs
number Of automobile accidents OF late due
lessness The Automobile Club OF America will
make a determined fight against the improper use
Of cars by men not qualified to handle them
New-York tribune., 1908-12-10

Over the Wire" long distance Christina. .s-
-oulAnoe By John Kendriok Bangs. IN next sunday.
Tribune
New-York tribune., 1908-12-10

SCHOOL TEAM DEFEATS PRINCETON.
Princeton. X = Dec s-The BROOKLYN PoIy-ech-
n. Institute I've defeated Princeton a. basse+bau
here tonight by score ot q % T.
New-York tribune., 1908-12-10

In the second part Of Campben MacCulIoch's The
Fourth Dimension is explained how pipe seemed to
smoke itseIf Sec next Sundays Tribune.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1908-05-01
Home Millinery.

Indeed. it is quite a happy sea
for the woman who can &c q
i;trle millinery of her own, and
+ often happens that these home
\ hats are wonderfully be-
coming. At least, even II they
are not artistic triumphs. they
are sufficiently good to be worn OF.
Of an evening, when ones nal
i made prettier by an arusue
couture. Often they are 50 vel
MANNED by the amateur nlllllnei
That they will do for all but yers
hest wear. So the woman Wlti
any talent at all in her nnge
TIPS can feel safe in culuvatn,
II. When she sees the preA.
and inexpensive hat she VII 10
regret that she has learned IN
+ art of home millinery.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1908-05-01

gAsFER. ISD-. MI 4 --lc
E-vs --a-h. 80 aoE-lsr-
Batter, n. 70 soc
sp-ingers :, o.. nsas ll's-
Roos+e-s-ol5 g
D-cks- per pound
toms -. yo71E to1-s =
hens -oc-
Onions-5oe per t'ushel-
potatoes, p-r r'1--sSc-
g.ooa. SIDES Dsr Pouna-se-
lIars-ec per poGn1-
Hams. country, psr lo-l-e-
Hoss-s5-s5 PEI hzn1-r--
Sees. per tn--a 70
neisers per lb.-S-s % -
lCoxs. per gIs-e l--c % =
Mich csus so 20 So
lSbeep-2 ID r per Pranl
leaves o.
Limbs
,rlour. fancy rollsrs ~ eE-- $50
Z lsh1DstuH. PsreE--sllS
A neal Ter Dasnel s9-cs-
lUora-SsSc
t,sfs per t,usnei-55c-
: Har-sim Yihy. sc Psr est
e Clover sesa-ss-oo per t'u=alsa-
' Iiaes-sc per pond
: Wool-esc per Fo12d-
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1908-05-01

Rheumatism causes more pam an
=, ssar;rg then any other disease, Tor TIE
re,as, K i the most common Of AL IL,
- \, ! certainly gratifying 70 sufferers
- ~ NOV that Chamberlain Pain BALM
wil1 afford relief. and make rest ana
- sran main. which j. at hrsf tenn
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y 80, M naonle subject to chronic rheum-
!. 80 aften brought on BY damPness q
changes in the weather, . perm - a..
-, = csnnot he expected the relief IRON
main which this Imminent Atiords = acne ;
worth many times Its cost = and :
ssnt sizes for sale by JOS A. Mehnnger
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1908-05-01

Old picture frames re-pol-
ished, re-gilded. re-silvered or
re.bronzed. Pictures cleaned
and made to look as good as new;
| also worked over badly finished
crayon or postal work. | never
touch a picture if it is done well
and will tell YOU so. Prices rea-
sOnable. l.. A. SUMMERS,
Jasper. Ind.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1908-05-01

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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1908-05-01

DIED. John vonderschmitt
died at his home in Washington
Tue T,lesday after a lingering illness
Of cancer Of the stomach De.
ceased was formerly a resloenI
of Jasper and a brother Of oqr
townsmen Frank and Val. dc
Leaves a family.