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Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1908-08-28
Local News
EMontpelier, Idaho, Aug. % 1908

Chas. E. Harris, Notary Public.
Kodak films at Rineharts.
China closet for sale; inquire of Mrs.
Geo. Marks.
Rinehart sells Eastman kodaks
A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs. Allan
Bartlett Friday night.
The Montpelier Milling Co. is paying
81 so per hundred for wheat.
A daughter was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. Charlie Kanz, Sunday.
Fancy and plain screen doors at
McLennan's Lumb Yard.
Henry w. Nate of Dingle, was a
MONTPELIER visitor last Friday.
Get your lamp globes at Ritter Bros
F. W. Sleight was in from Ovid this
week attending to business matters.
Eastman kodaks, $1.OO and up at
Rineharts.
VIM. Painter of Bloomington, was
Montpelier visitor Tuesday of this week.
One four-room dwelling house for
rent. Apply to D. McLennan.
Hans sorensen of Ovid, was in Mont
pelier Monday attending TO business
Geo. E. Marks, nota. : public and fire
;norronce IS
George and Chas. Stephens of George
town, were Montpelier visitors Tues
day.
For sale cheap, A second hand range
in first class condition. Apply at thi
office.
Miss Rose Eassenellie of Rock Springs
Wyo., is visiting with Minnie aanaf
this week.
A new lot Of Eastman kodaks an
Promo cameras at Rineharts.
County Commissioner 3. M. Allre
of St. Charles. was a Montpelier visite
Monday.
Go to Whitman for fruit jars, rubber
and caps, both Masons and Econom.
Mrs. Geo. E. Gardner went to Loga
Wednesday for a weeks visit vii
relatives.
Port wine for family use at 5Oc p
quart at Ritter Bros
Miss Wayne Hampton of Salt LAX
ia visiting with her brothers. Ralph al
Mondell Hampton
Kodak finishing done at Rinehar
Studio Mail orders promptly filled.
Willis Hughes and wife of Spokar
Wash, are. visiting with his moth'
Mrs Daye Hughes.
New fall goods in every departing
at Nose Lewis. Come and see
splendid stock.
Miss Klttie Brennan will go to S
Like next Tuesday to renew her stud
in ST. Mary's Academy.
Why send away for your piano wi
Nielsen will sell you reliable pii
for 5000 and up.
Mrs. Fl. H. Mcclure and daugh
Gertie are home from mouths visl
Eugene and Portland, Ore.
You will have no regrets in two
three years if you buy your piano
organ from Nielsen.
W. NJ. Hoskins returned Tues
from q two months sojoum at Port
and other Oregon coast points.
Rubber Stamp outfit for mar
your linen and laundry. Made
M. j. Floyd, Paris.
MIS-. Fred Roberts and Bar
Faller of CoReville are visiting
week with Montpelier friends.
JAS E. Pepper Whiskey, just
bond aud bottled under Govern
inspection, yrs. old, at the Palace
DON.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1908-08-28
For S lie.

Four fine young. registered Holstein
bulls, guaranteed to be good stock as
Gin be founb in the west; also a few
)h I'm ,roy dChesser White pigs from
.e0istered stock; both sexes. Call on or
ddress Chas Brown, Liberty, Idaho
The daily sentinel., 1908-10-28
MAKING EVERY EFFORT
TO ECLIPSE BRYAN RALLY
Especial to The Sentinel. ]

Pittsburg, Pa, Oct. 2S.-That VIII
liam II. Taft has given the laboring
men anything but a square deal is
made still palmer by III. II. Fuller or
Beaver Falls, Pa, the national ex-
ecutive representative OF the National
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engin-
GERS, Firemen and Trainmen. who
last night gave to the Associated
Press a copy of u letter which he
sent to President Roosevelt yesterday.
commenting upon the presidents let
ter to p. II. Grace, the financial sec
retary of Lodge No. 80. Brotherhood
of Railway Trainmen. who, in behalf
of himself and associate railroad en-
ployes. wrote to the president asking
how they could best serve their own
interests in the present campaign.
The presidents reply urged the
support of Judge Taft and discussed
at length the candidates attitude on
questions affecting labor.
In his letter Mr.. Fuller says:
Il am at a loss to understand why
Mr.. Grace should seek information
and advice regarding Judge Taft's
attitude toward the railway employees
Iof the country from the very one
whose influence and administration
were used to bring about his nomi.
nation and is now being used to Sc.
cure his election, when Mr.. Taft.
labor decisions have been discussed
in the lodge rooms and printed ant
commented upon in the magazines O
the various organizations of labor
including those of the Brotherhood o
Railway Trainmen, of which Grac'
and myself are members.
1 Had he consulted such publica
ltion he would have been given tn
complete labor record of Mr.. Taf
rather than a partial one. and botl
he and his fellow employees through
lout the country who read your repl
would be IL possession of the fact
rather than being in the position o
having been misled by the presiden
Of the United States. ~
The most important part of Mr.
The daily sentinel., 1908-10-28
DEADLY FUMES KILL
MORE THAN TWENTY
dBy Associated Press. |

New Orleans, La, Oct. 2S.-Deadlr
fumes from Msxico's great oil well
fire 60 miles from Tampico have
killed more than a score of workmen
during the past few days, completely
blackened the white paint on the
sides of ships and caused thousands
of dollars damage to ranches and 9TH
er neighboring interests, according
to Captain Michael Henrissen of the
steamship City of Mexico. which
reached New Orleans last night.
Battling to save what they could
from tie wreckage, American mine
owners, after spending more than a
million dollars. finally succeeded in
extinguishing the blaze; but even
greater terrors than before prevailed
then. When the fire was stopped the
gases burst forth and laborers inhal-
ing a BIT of The stuif dropped in their
tracks dead.
Owners of the well have appea led
to the Mexican government and sew
era1 companies of soldiers have been
sent to the scene.
The daily sentinel., 1908-10-28
WIN. R. HEARST MAKES
ATTACK ON CHANDLER
lpy Associnted Preas. |

New York Oct. 2S.-W. r. Hearst
departed from his routine of reading
so-called Standard Oil letters last
night to center his attack on Lieuten-
ant Governor l.. S. Chanler, the dem
ocratic candidate for governor.
In speech at an Independence
League meeting at the Grand Cen
trail pavilion Mr. Hearst read what
he said We're press notices sent out
in the interest of the Chanler presi-
dental boom prior to the democratic
convention by press agent employed
by Mr.. Chanler.
In these notices Mr.. Bryan's can
didacy was held up to ridicule, while
Mr.. Chanler's qualifications were ex-
tolled.
With these as basis, Mr. Hearst
attempted to show that Mr.. Chan
ler's present attitude toward Mr..
Bryan, especially as indicated at the
Madison Square Garden meeting a
night OF. SO ago was one OF hypocrisy
and that Mr.. Chauler was TRAITOR
and turn-coat.'
The daily sentinel., 1908-10-28
REPUBLICANS DESERT
JUNGLE JOE'S" CAUSE
Especial to The Sentinel. ]

Washington. Oct. 2S.=From a
prominent republican member of con-
grees from middle western state,
who dropped into Washington lust
to pay his respects to the president, -
the fact was learned that those re-
publican members of the house who
oppose the reelection of Speaker
Cannon have agreed upon a definite
program. to be followed in case the
house in the 61st congress is repub-
lican by a not too overwhelming ma
jority.
1t is not claimed that all the anti
Cannon republicans have subscribed
to this program. but the leaders of
the movement have agreed to 1t in
principle and are confident that it
will meet the approval of their fol-
lowing.
The daily sentinel., 1908-10-28
EVANS TO CONTROL
NEARLY 10000
VOTERS
tsyecial to The Sentinel. !

DENVER, OCT. 2S.-ON NEXT
SATURDAY NIGHT AT THE AUDI
TORIUM A MEETING WILL BE
ELD BY THE ANTI-GUGGEN-
helm AND EVANS REPUBLICANS
OF THE CITY AND COUNTY, OF
DENVER FOR THE PURPOSE OF
PROTESTING AGAINST THE RE-
IGN OF SENATOR GUGGENHIIM.
IT is Relieved THAT THE
ANTI-GUGGENHEIM A REPt Bill
CANS WILL SUPPORT THE DEMO
CRATIC TICKET AND TT 49, BE-
LIEVED THAT FROM 5000 To TO-
600 VOTES WILL BE GIVEN BY
THESE REPUBLICANS TO THE
DEMOCRATIC STATE TICKET.
THEREBY GIVING DENVER TO
THE DEMOCRATS BY AN OVER
WHEIINIING MAJOIITY.
The daily sentinel., 1908-10-28
IN SPITE OF STRENUOUS
EFFORTS MADE BY HIM
SUCCESSOR IS CHOSEN
Sensational Meeting Last Night of the
Board Of Directors of the Chamber
of ofCommerce---Longmont Man
is Selected

d. w. Aupperle has been deposed
as secretary of the Grand Junction
Chamber of Commerce.
The gentleman's efforts to with
draw a resignation he had filed some
months ago, failed utterly although
he made p strenuous fight at spec
ial meeting OF the Chamber of Com
merce board of directors last night
to keep from being turned out OF
the position.
However. his fight was in vain.
His withdrawal was too late
The reasons for desiring new
secretary We're too apparent and im-
portant.
Aupperle had to go if the best in
terests of the city and valley were to
be regarded.
The action of the board of direc-
tors of the Chamber of Commerce
affirms every charge made ey Ihe
Sentinel in connection with the con-
duct of this important office under
the direction of Mr.. Aupperle.
The Sentinel has contended for
snearly eighteen months that Aup-
perle was not the man for the place
The board of directors, formerly
extremely friendly to Mr.. Aupperles $
performance of the duties of the 1Ss
flee of secretary, has at last confr TO
!, the same conclusion,
Scores of business mes anti' other
citizens reached the conclusion long
ago
From all accounts the meeting or
the Chamber of Commerce director
ate last night was one of the iiveliest
and r::st interesting .neffngss hel'
in the city in mary day
From time to time there had come
complaints to the board of directors
of the Chamber of Commerce and to
other officials of that organization
regarding Mr.. Aupperle's work
There were charges that he WAS fur
thering his own private interests al
the sacrifice of the interests OF the
city and valley; that he was giving
but little attention to many phases
of the work the secretary Of the
Chamber of Commerce is supposed to
do: that he was bending all of his
energies on one project only: that
ne was showing favors to some real
estate men when all real estate men
who are members of the Chamber of
Commerce should be treated alike.
| These and other charges were made
how many of these charges are true
| The Sentinel will not attempt to say
| OF course these complaints reach
ed the ears of Mr.. Aupperle and he
iong ago realized that he was not
Continued on Last Page.)
The daily sentinel., 1908-10-28
TAFT, FOLLOWING BRYAN
TO SPEAK IN MADISON
SQUARE GARDEN TONIGHT
Immense Crowds Greet Bryan Today
Great Meeting at Troy Tonight
Confident That He Will Garry
New York State
IBv Associated Press |

New York, Oct. 2S.-This is Taft's
big day in Greater New York, as last
Monday was Bryan's.
After "A days series of speeches in
cities and towns along the Hudson
river between New York and Troy,
the republican presidential candidate
will be the central fignr'e in the big
gest republican day of the present
campaign in the metropolis.
Judge TaftNs train is due to reach
New York city shortly after noon,
and from that time until midnight
almost every minute has been as
signed for meetings in various parts
of the city
The das will close with monster
mass meeting in Madison Square
Garden. -t
Governor Hughes will accompany
Judge Taft on a part of his flying
trip today and wili be one OF the
principal speakers at the Madison
Square Garden meeting.
Bryan's Busy Day
Two hours before Judge Taft huai
reached New York, w. j.. Bryan was
away on another swing upstate
through Tarrrtown, Ossining and
half IA dozen other towns and cities,
to Albany and Schenectady. before he
reached Troy, where he Will address
a brg mass Ipeeting late tonight
He VIII Garry New York.
Mr. Bryan was in excellent spirits
when he started on his trip this
morning:
Il have had a delightful and busy
time during MY stay in New York,
he said, :. and l have learned some
thing. | have learned that We waste
a great deal of time in sleep
DO you expect to carry New York
state?" he was asked.
- certainly do. And | expect to
carry entire middle west as well as
some of the eastern states. We will
have enough and more. Nebraska is
sure. and go; / think is Ohio"
Zig Preparations Are Made.
Preparations have been made to
make tonfght's Taft demonstration
the real Climax of the republican
campaign.
Fifth avenue win outshine Broad
way when the great parade of repUb-
lican clubs moves down that thor
oughfare.
From Fifty-Ninth street to Fiji
teenth street the avenue will be a
blaze of light from searchlights. red
fire and Examinations of clubs and
private buildings. Fifty bands oi
music will give martial air to the
big demonstration.
The daily sentinel., 1908-10-28
AUPPERLE IS NO LONGER
SECRETARY 0F THE BODY
HIS LABOR RECORD

Taft's labor record is conspicuous by
it's absence from the reply and it is
to supply this deficiency that | write
this letter.
MIR. Fuller then refers to the decis-
ion of Judge Taft of April 80, 1894,
declining the petition of employees of
the Cincinnati, New Orleans & Texas
Pacific railroad that an order of re-
eeiyer reducing wages 10 per cent
be rescinded.
He quoted at length from the de-
cision in which Judge Taft states
that from a strictly legal standpoint
the employees have no standing in
this court to call for an adjudication
of any rights. The court is limited
in the exercise of its discretion to
such action as may be consistent with
the preservation of the property and
its administration in the interests OF
those who own it. The reduction was
approved.
May 81 following. Mr.. Fuller's let
l-ter states, the employees petitioned
| the court to direct the receiver to
modify the wage scale, which Judge
Taft declined to do. The decision ON
this petition is quoted at length, in.
Guiding reference to a change in the
pay for overtime which virtually wa,
| ~ ltuattioii Wd6GS- AhC
heretofore had been paid overtime
when a train was over 35 minute!
late, but by ruling of the receiver
this was changed to overtime fol
two hours or more late, the receiver
lnlleging that under the old rule thu
trains were unnecessarily delayed
The decision upheld this change.
1t also recites that, while SOM
railroads to the same district wer
paying higher wages for similar ser
vice others were paying the same O
less.
Mr.. Fuller contends that it is a
Injustice to compel employees to wor
ov~rtime without compensation.
u HeAthen cites decisions of othe
federal judges which he contends ar
similar cases where proposed redut
tions in wages by receivers are pro
Inhibited by the court
The daily sentinel., 1908-10-28
THE TRINIDAD CONVICT
ROAD GANG INCREASED
Special to The Sentinel. /,

Trinidad. Colo. Oct. 2S.-Twenty-
five convicts from the state peniten-
tiary at Canon City. in charge of
Warden Cleghorn, arrived here yes
terday. and were taken at once to the
road camp near Morley, 15 miles
southeast of here. where about IS
convicts are now engaged in building
the Colorado state highway.
The road building work is going
forward rapidly, and by January it
is expected that the road will be
completed from Starkville to the New
Mexico line.
The daily sentinel., 1908-10-28
COLORADO RATES
ON LUMBER ARE
LOWERED
+ Especial to The Sentinel. I

ISpeCIdf 10 TIC StTlIThtT.
DENVER, OCT. est Is An
NOUNCED THIS AFTERNOON
THAT LOWER RATES ARE TO BE
GRANTED ON ALL LUMBER SHIP
PED INTO COLORADO FROM MON
TANA AND EASTERN OREGON.
4 THIS ANNOUNCEMENT FOL-
LOWS AN AGREEMENT MADE
BErWEEN THE TRANS-CONTIN-
ENTAIL RAILROAD LINES.
THE NEW RATES. WITH ONE
EXCEPTION ARE LOWER THAN
THE RATES PUT IN EFFECT ONE
YEAR AGO.
THE NEW RATAES ARE EFFEC-
TIVE ON NOVEMBER I. SOME OF
THE REDUCTIONS ARE CONSID-
ERABI.E.
The daily sentinel., 1908-10-28
FORTY ARE KILLED
in BIG INDIAN
BATTLE
IRv Associa1ed Press. ]

Ell Paso, Tex, Oct. S8.-The news
reached here today that battle be-
tween the Papago and Yaqui Indians
has taken place north Of Altar, So
nora, and that 40 of the Yaquis were
killed.
According to the reports, the Mex
ican authorities armed the Papagos,
who lu1ed the Yaquis into an ambush
and slaughtered them.
, The report is not officially con-
firmed.
The daily sentinel., 1908-10-28
PRINCE HENRY TAKES
RIDE in AN AIRSHIP
TBy Associated Press !

Friederichshafen. Oct. 2S.-Prince
Henry of Prussia. spent several hours
in the air yesterday as the guest of
Count Zeppelin who made al ascen-
sion in his remodeled airship at a
comparatively early hour Not only
did the prince thoroughly enjoy his
experience but he sat at the steering
wheel for many miles of the flight,
guiding the movements of the craft
and compelling it to execute all kinds
of complicated maneuvers.
Prince Henrys satisfaction with
the great flight was unbounded
The daily sentinel., 1908-10-28
WANT A RECEIVER
FOR BIG CONCERN
LBy Associated Press. |

trail Trust Company of New York.
trustee for the bond holders OF the
Cleveland Railway Company, today
filed suit in the federal court pray
ing that a receiver be appointed for
the Municipal Traction Company
which is now operating the lines or
the former corporation in this city
Judge Taylor has issued tempor-
airy order tying up all the funds held
by the Municipal Traction Company.
except such as may be necessary for
the payment of wages
The daily sentinel., 1908-10-28
THE AGED PRISONER
IS AT LAST RELEASED
tBy Associated Press. ]

!: St. Petersburg. Oct. rs
+ Nicholas TschailIovsky, an aged Z
+ Russian patriot who has been Z
: imprisoned in this city for Z
+ nearly year, was released this Z
I. afternoon. {
= The fund subscribed in Eng I
+ land to cover the bail demanded Z
+ by the Russian government for {
+ his release was received here Z
+ yesterday. I
The daily sentinel., 1908-10-28
WHY THE PAPER WAS LATE.

The Daily Sentinel was very late
in reaching its subscribers lust night
owing to the fart that the publication
of the official ballot and number of
necessary changes at the last mo-
ment, delayed the paper for two
hours.
The Sentinel is out ON good time,
as usual tonight.
The daily sentinel., 1908-10-28
Thy Assooiated Press. ]

Bisbee, Ariz., Oct. 2s.-Following
the akirmish southeast of Hermosil-
10. Mexioo, in which it is reported
THAT Bule of the Yaquis was killed
"a warriors surrendered at Hermosil-
10. 1t is expected that treaty favor
able to the Yaquis will be signed this
week and permanent peace cstab-
lisised.
The daily sentinel., 1908-10-28
ARMY IS DISBANDED
AND TURKEY TO
GET MONEY
fnv Assoctated Press. ]

fBy Associated Press.]
Paris, Oct est is learned here
authoritatively today that the Bull
garian government, in view Of the
cessation of military preparations by
Turkey and acting on the advice of
the powers, has decided to release
tomorrow $4,000 reservists who have
been held to the colors.
1t is hoped THAT this measure will
reduce the tension between Sofia and
Constantinople. ,.s--f asa
The daily sentinel., 1908-10-28

Marshall A. Graham leaves Satur-
day for Aspen to take charge of the
joint express office at that place and
will sell all his furniture and house
hold goods on Friday. Oct. 80, at
1877 North Seventh street.
The daily sentinel., 1908-10-28
This TOWN THINKS
THAT PROHIBITION PAYS
lRy Associated Press. ]

Union. S. c., Ucl. 2S.-Union coun-
ty again voted for prohibition yester-
day by about 800 majority out of L.
500 votes cast. During the past three
years of prohibition the arrests for
drunkenness decreased so per cent
and property valuations in the county
are said to have increased $4,000
00O.. III.
The daily sentinel., 1908-10-28
COLORADO EMPLOYEES
ASSESSED FOR CAMPAIGN
Especial to The. Sentinel.

= Denver, tOct. 2S.=The regu- Z
= lar biennial assessment of the +
2 state employees for political pur- +
= poses was made yesterday. +
z a Employees receiving 500 a +
= month We're assessed $50; those +
= receiving $3.50 were assessed +
= $50. and those receiving $500 +
= a month were assessed $50. 4
= While the assessment against Z
E the others range in some in {
= stances as high as $3.50. Z
. r = = q . = 4. q = = . 4 = 4
The daily sentinel., 1908-10-28
FLEET WAS SENT
TO OVERAWE JAPS
tBy Associated Press. ]

Associated
Anaconda Mont 2sA special dispatch the Standard
from Kaispe, Mont. says
That the Japan
the mkado his subjects the made
address night by United States Dixon.
Mr. Dixon said that known Washington long before
the fleet the world that the
of many people likely bring This
sentiment by tleir ruler his counseo but
great could headway against it.
Then that the decided ask President Roose
welt clearing the situation by sending large
imposing the of those japanese
who insisted with of whose immense
they nothing. be object s'
The object lesson said the senator successful be-
fore the fleet had reached the shores Of the island empire
The daily sentinel., 1908-10-28

Ellis NJ McCafferty and brother
in-law Trueman Franks. of this city.
left last night for a couple of months
trip in the East, visiting their old
home in Cleveland, o., and other
points.
The daily sentinel., 1908-10-28

Yesterday fifteen acres of young
orchard land belonging to Edwin
Rose andNHss IA. Rose was sold stodE,d- :
win Garten and Mary dEtta Garten.
consideration $4,000.
The daily sentinel., 1908-10-28
SHE WANTS A DIVORCE.

Suit was filed this afternoon for
divorce by Mrs. Blanch Faulconer
from Grover Faulconer.
Both parties are well known here,
They have been married about year.
The daily sentinel., 1908-10-28
IRy Associated Press. ]

7 Sofia, Oct. 28.-The decision OF
Bulgaria to disband its reserves and
make financial compensation to Tur-
key was brought about by the presen-
tation of what was practically an ul.
timatum by Great Britain, France
and Russia, who were supported by
Germany and Italy.
The daily sentinel., 1908-10-28

Your home lacks health. comfort
andbselling value without a modern
bath room See. j. E.. Mckenzie for
estimate. Phone Red l5I,,.
The daily sentinel., 1908-10-28

fBy Associated Press.
New York, Oct. 2S.@The lead mar
ket today was firm at 4.3O to 4.321a
Copper, 13A to 1919 Silver, 81 "a
The daily sentinel., 1908-10-28

We claim to know all about the
plumbing business and employ me-
chanics only. J. e. Mckenzie, tho
plumber. 545 Colorado avenue.
The daily sentinel., 1908-10-28

Call us up on that rush job, J. E
Mckenzie, the plumber. Phone Red
ISL.
The daily sentinel., 1908-10-28

We install complete bath room
equipment. J. L. Mckenzie.
The daily sentinel., 1908-10-28

A bath installed by me is daily
pleasure and constant Joy. ]. E.
Mckenzie, the plumber. ~
The daily sentinel., 1908-10-28

II. W. Anthony and wife are new
arrivals from Council Bluffs, la.
The daily sentinel., 1908-10-28
The Market.

BY Assoc lated Press
Chicago, Oct. 2S.-Today Decem
ber wheat cloced at 995s to LOO.