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The daily sentinel., 1908-01-14
MADE
ON GOVERNMENT
AT BIG MEET
(By Associated Press.)

Helena, Mont, Jan. 14.-The first
days session OF the annual conven-
ton of the National Wool Growers
Association was characterized by n
most bitter TRADE against the gov
ernment regulations of the public
range by Thomas ]. Walsh. a Helena
stockman and former democratic can
didate for congress. who criticised
especially the action of the admins
tration in putting into effect what is
known as the license system of graz
Ing upon forest reserves.
The attendance at the convention
is very large. the greatest in the his
tory of the association.
The formal addresses of welcome
were made by Governor Toole and
Acting Mayor Lindsay. Frank ]. Ha-
genbarth of Idaho responding.
The usual committees were ap-
pointed.
Western Vice President Wilson of
Douglass, Wyo., then delivered the
annual address in which he congrat-
ulated the association upon the pros
porous past and bright future of the
industry.
Mr.. Walsh asserted that efforts
were being made to befog the public
mind on the real issues. and held
that the policy of forest preservation
was not at stake. He asserted that
it was paternalism gone mad to
charge that cattlemen did not know
their own interests.
The session closed with an address
by Governor Brooks of Wyoming on
1.-The Open Range"
The daily sentinel., 1908-01-14
The PRINTING CONTRACTS
GIVEN TO The WEEKLIES
The County Commissioners Hand Out
Fat Awards to the Herald and
the Palisade Tribune

The legal printing contracts for
Mesa county have been awarded by
the republican board of county COM
missioners. The Grand Junction
Weekly Herald and the Palisade
Weekly Tribune get the contracts.
The Herald is made the Official publ
cation of Mesa county. The Tribune
will get the large bulk of the job
printing.
1t is known that the morning paper
of this city, which paper under the
old management held all the county
printing contracts for many years
and which paper under the new man.
agement has held the legal publica-
tions and a great bulk of the job
printing for the past year. did not
make application for a renewal of
the contracts. However, some of
those in position to know whereof
they speak declare that. had the
morning paper put In applications for
the contracts. the awards would have
been made just as they are announced
above.
The contracts are worth in busi-
ness several thousand dollars anau-
ally.
AS usual. g. F. Hoeckel Of Denver
gets the contract for all blank book
supplies. Hoeckel gets many hun
dred dollars each year out of this
county on this contract
These contracts are to be in force
for one year.
The daily sentinel., 1908-01-14
The COMMISSION
HEARS TESTIMONY
(By Associated Press.)

San Francisco. Jan. 1.-The rail-
road commission this morning con-
sidered the testimony taken by Com
merce Commissioner Lane in the mat
ter of rebates granted by the South
ern Pacific. The commission referred
the entire matter to the attorney gen.
eral.
Commissioner Loveland. who was
named as one man receiving rebates
from the Southern Pacific. introduced
a resolution which he said would
guard against future rebating. It
provides for the adoption of the pres
ent published rates subject to review
and correction upon complaint.
The daily sentinel., 1908-01-14
Constabulary in Charge.

A1-s~D>->-.S - Os---- 49,
The state constabulary on arrival
Immediately took charge and roped
of the scene OF the horror.
Early this morning gasoline tank
exploded and blew down the stand
ing walls, and, but for the precau-
ton of the guards. many others
would probably have been killed.
Many Heroes There.
There we're many heroes IN the aw-
full catastrophe. Some of them ara
not alive to tell OF their deeds of
glory. having given up their lives for
others. Fathers and mothers, who
might have saved themselves, lin
gered to save their children and per
ished in the ssTful furnace.
For Sisttr or Sweetheart.
Brothers who might have got out
in safety hesitated to make sure that
sisters were safe, and they. too. are
numbered among the dead. Sweet
hearts. with little thought for them
selves. lent all their energy to rescue
their companions. and their lives al
so are added to the great harvest of
death.
Many who reached the outside in
safety dashed back into the burning
and made fruitless effort
to save the lives Of loved ones.
The daily sentinel., 1908-01-14
Comfy CLERK STARR'S
REPORT ACCEPTED TODAY
Total Expenses Of Offices During the
Year Were 90, 166.95; tho Re-
ceipts We're 911,267.-Ov-
er $1,000 to County.

The annual report of r. E. Starr.
clerk and recorder of Mesa county.
was approved by the county commits
sioners today. and the report proved
Immensely satisfactory to the COM
missioners. w
This statement of the receipts and
expenditures of this important ONCE
from January s. 1907. to January 1.
1908, shows that the office did the
largest business in the history Of the
county and the amount of money
cleared above all expenses and turned
over to the county treasurer by Mr..
Starr exceeds the amount turned over
by Mr.. Starr's predecessor for 1905
by nearly $1,000.
Mr.. Stars report shows that the
total receipts were s11.267. The TO-
tai expenses for. help. etc.. was So
166.s5. The net profits of the ONCE
were $5.100.O5. and this sum has
been paid to the treasurer.
The salary of the clerk and record
er for 1907 was $2,1uu. Clerk hire
averages about s340 per month. and.
of course. forms the great item of
expense.
The highest receipts for any month
on instrument fees were $1.125 In
March. 1907. The clerk hire that
month was the highest for the year
-$403.65. The lowest receipts for
any month for instrument fees were
$569.95 in August. 1907.
Former Clerk Manns report for
the period from January 1. 1906. to
January s. 1907. showed total re-
ceipts to be S10,712.35. The total
expenses that year were $6.326.62.
or about 5000 more than the total re-
ceipts during Mr.. STAIRS first year.
1907. Mr.. Mann turned a balance
of $4,3s5.7s over to the county treas
urer.
The daily sentinel., 1908-01-14
SAYS WOMAN IS
IN lL-FADlED PLACE
Especial to The sentinei.) }

Florence, Colo, Jan. 14.-It Is re-
ported this morning that the former
friends of Mrs. Frank Palmetto. liv-
ing at Williamsburg, claims that she
is in the redlIght district in Pueblo
Mrs. Palmetto was supposed to be
one of the victims OF the triple Itai-
ian murder from which the man Bo-
vari is being held.
The daily sentinel., 1908-01-14

The family of p. ]. Supp. an old
resident of the city. Is In somewhat
Strengthened circumstances owing to
the protracted illness of Mr.. Supp.
several OF the lodges of the city have
taken up the matter and will endeav-
or to restore Mr.. Supp to health. He
has been Ill for nearly three months
and unable to attend to his usual
work.
The daily sentinel., 1908-01-14

N. H. Loeffler is contemplating a
trip to Austria next July In the IN
terest OF q patent he secured some
time ago on q device for taking coat
measurements. Mr.. Loeffler also be-
lIeves that he can induce some OF
the famous entertainers Of that coun-
try to return with him and attend the
1908 Mesa County fair.
The daily sentinel., 1908-01-14
'CARNAHAN
IS CHOSEN
BY DITCH BOARD
After Strenuous Contest Over
Attorneyship Selection is
Finally Made--The Annual
Assessment IS Very Low

sfs The board OF directors OF tne #
4. Grand Valley Irrigation Com 4.
I. pany held the regular monthly t.
+. meeting today at the Office Of I.
+. the secretary. The members 4.
i. were all present with the ex- i.
i. ception of w. c. McCurdy. who +.
4. Ia absent from the city. 4.
+f+i .s-++H.
The first business transacted was
the fixing of the annual assessment
on the stockholders for the running
expenses and interest charges. and
1t was finally agreed to make 1t $1.12
per inch, which is about 32c less than
last year.
The matter of the rights of way
in the Fruitvale section was settled
by a resolution which allows the par
ties from whom the land was pur-
chased several years ago to pay back
the amount then received and get q
title to the land. At the time this
land was bought there was q movs
to build ditch between the old Ne
sa County ditch and the higher line:
but this was afterwards abandoned.
and the hand owners wished to clean
up the land from incumbrance.
The matter of the attorney was
taken up and the first two ballots
resulted in no choice. no one having
received a majority.
A recess of 5 minutes was taken
for heart to heart talk. and the
third ballot of the day taken after
the recess resulted in the selection of
J. s. Carnahan for the position Of at
torney,so long held by Judas Chnrles
F. Caswefi ~ =. = ss'-s,s
There Is an important adjudication
of water rights to be taken up at
once. and the need Of an attorney
seemed imperative. and the members
Of the board. who had been dead
locked on the matter between the
Arms of McMullin & Sternberg and
Wheeler G. Wieser. decided to throw
the matter open to all attorneys and
allow n plurality vote to decide. Mr..
however. received = major
ity of the votes
The daily sentinel., 1908-01-14
THE MOTHER GETS
KIDNAPPED CHILD
Especial to The Sentinel.) }

Denver, Jan. 14.-Judge Carrolton
Bliss awarded the custody Of the g.
year-old William Breeme to his moth
er, Mrs. Bernice Breeme. yesterday
afternoon.
The little fellow was kidnapped by
his father. Peter Breeme. on Novem-
ber last. and the case has dragged In
the courts ever since.
The daily sentinel., 1908-01-14

Mr.. j. w. Brown. father OF Mrs.
r. B. Cassells. ia visiting in the city
for a few days. Mr.. Brown is an
other of the Guthrie Center (Iowa)
residents to investigate the Grand
valley. He is very favorably i'm
pressed with the city.
The daily sentinel., 1908-01-14

You save whole day by taking
the Colorado Midland afternoon
train. Arrive in Denver o'clock the
next morning. Dining car and stand
ard sleeper ON all trains, both east
and west bound.
The daily sentinel., 1908-01-14

The first meeting of the new board
of directors of the Mesa County Fair
Association will be held Saturday af-
ternoon at the Chamber of Com
merce. An outline of the years
work will be mapped out and several
important business matters taken up.
The daily sentinel., 1908-01-14

i. Army of the Republic and the +
i. women's Relief Corps. +
+++f .f++i
The handsome hall of the Odd Eel
lows was filed to overfiowing and
the impressive manner In which tha
installing ofiicers did their work add
ed to the solemnity of the occasion.
Many of the Fruita members of the
G. A. r. were present and were ac-
companied by their ladies', the band
of Fruitaites being commanded BY
H. s. Groves. worthy patriot and
war veteran.
The only disappointment was the
failure of Lieutenant Governor Har-
per and the adjutant of the state to
be present: but matters which arose
after their promise to come to Grand
Junction and assist In the joint in
stallation precluded their attendance.
However. they will possibly come to
the city on the 18th of January and
address the G. A. R. on important
matters.
The officers of the post were in
stalled by Hon. A. B. Hoyt. and the
work was performed in a pleasing
manner and in accordance with the
form used for public occasions. Mrs.
Ella B. Ackerman installed the Of
foers of the corps and accredited her
self with considerable honor in car
rying the installation work to a de-
gree of perfection.
Following the installation cere-
monies repast was served the large
gathering In the basement, and the
loud expressions of praise entities
the ladies of the corps to much cred
it for the elegant supper prepared
The tables were loaded with good
things to eat and It was O gentle re-
minder Of Thanksgiving or some 9TH
er day of feasting.
The following list comprises the
officers installed in both societies:
G. A. r. Post.-N. N. Smith, p
M; 8. M. Dowden. s. "; Esq. Oakes
]. ": B. W. Randall. quartermaster;
John Borschell. officer; Joseph Price
sergeant; Rev. G.. F. LeClere. chap
lain; D. N. Wheeler. adjutant.
Relief Corps.-Josephine Rogers
president; Morie Trobitz. senior vice;
Addie South. junior vice; Amy Rob
inson. secretary; Lizetta Flucken
treasurer; Mrs. John Borschell, chap
lain: Pearl Borschell, conductor;
Fannie Holman. guard; Carrie Tou
pain, assistant conductor: Mrs. E. e
Jaynes, assistant guard; Mrs. Jul
Ian. instructor; Mrs. F. G. Chapman
press correspondent; Mrs. G. w
Phillips. musician; Mrs. Higgins. col
or bearer No. 1: Blanche White. col
or bearer No. 2; Mrs. Harris. colo
bearer No. 8; Mrs. Knowles. colo
bearer No. 4.
The daily sentinel., 1908-01-14

The report of City Treasurer Chap
man shows that there ID about $1S.-
900 ON hand. Most Of this money II
not available at the present time. ~
1t is kept in the several funds for
the purpose of meeting interest on
bonds. Tue affairs Of the city are
In good condition.
The daily sentinel., 1908-01-14

The Woodmen of the World are
contemplating swing q banquet to
the members and their ladies' some
time in March. The banquet. II held.
will be In the Margery hall on the
usual meeting night of the camp and
will be one of the social events of
the season.
The daily sentinel., 1908-01-14

A cordial invitation is extended to
singers to assist in the chorus now
being directed by Arthur Wake In
the evangelistic services at the
Christian church. Please be on the
platform at 7:45.
The daily sentinel., 1908-01-14
tBy Associated press.)

(By Associated Prea)
THE OPER
vIOR HAVE
The daily sentinel., 1908-01-14

]. M. Deming Of the Colorado Tel
ephone Company, is again at his desk
after a weeks seige with the grip.
Mr.. Deming narrowly escaped an at
tack of pneumonia.
The daily sentinel., 1908-01-14

FOR SALE-Six-room modern house
on corner; two lots; fruit and
shade trees; barn and chicken
yard. Apply $50 Ouray avenue.
The daily sentinel., 1908-01-14

The regular monthly meeting OF
the directors and trustees Of the T.
NJ. c. A. will be held at the head
quarters Thursday night.
The daily sentinel., 1908-01-14
STATE RANGER BILL
LIKELY FOR NEVADA
(By Associated Press.)

Carson. New. Jan. 1.-THE spe-
cial session of the legislature met
today.
The rumor Is that state ranger
bill is to be introduced for the stats
as soon as the body is In working
order.
The daily sentinel., 1908-01-14

voyage Across The Gulf. The Colo
rado & Southern offers a delightful
circle of tours via New Orleans. FL
orida. Havana and Mexico. Write
T. L. Fisher. q. p. A.. Denver.
The daily sentinel., 1908-01-14
SHOT AS
HE KNEELED
A DENVER OFFICER
Was Murdered at an Early
Hour Today in His Home
Discharged Housekeeper
is Accused o.Aersa'
fspecial to The Sentinel. }

Especial to The Sentinel.)
!. Denver, Jan. 14.-William OF i.
i. to Shirey. chief clerk and dep i.
i. uty under Sheriff Nisbet. was !.
i. found dead in the front room i.
1. of his residence. $500 Curtis i.
j. street. shortly before 1880 this i.
i. morning by his two sons. Holly. i.
i. aged 15. and Leon, aged IL. /.
'f++3 Fl i.
There was every indication that
the man had been murdered. He had
received his death wound as he knelt
before bookcase. looking over
number of kodak pictures. He was
shot full in the breast and fell back
dead.
Miss Beatrice Gordon is believed
by the police to be his slayer. She
has been his housekeeper for six
years. and he discharged her yester-
day and employed another woman to
take her place.
Mrs. Gordon left on an early train
for Lafayette where the police have
placed her under arrest.
The daily sentinel., 1908-01-14
BREAK IN BANK
AND Get $500 CASH
Especial to The sentinei.)

wymore. Neb., Jan. 14--Robbers
cracked open the safe of the State
Bank here last night. secured 5000
and escaped.
The daily sentinel., 1908-01-14

We still have some Plumbing LETT
J. Il. Mckenzie. Phone Red Isl.
546 Colorado avenue.
The daily sentinel., 1908-01-14

= =
The physicians, who had attended
the insane members of the defend
ants family. were called upon; but.
invoking the rule of confidential re-
lations between doctor and patient.
District Attorney Jerome succeeded
in blocking some of the intended tes-
timony.
One witness was former teacher
of Thaw at the Wooster University
who declared that the boys conduct
SO long ago as 1886 was irrational.
The daily sentinel., 1908-01-14

Many Heroes the Terrible Theatre Catastrophe Gave up their Lives for Others
Exact Extent Of Harvest Of Death Will Never be KownAnor Explosion
Today-Neary Every Home in Boyeron Afflicted Scenes
That Beggar Description Searching the Ruins
The daily sentinel., 1908-01-14

The Midland is the short line to
Denver. Don't forget the 4 O'Clock
train. always on time.
The daily sentinel., 1908-01-14

Heavy hauling 0one in a satisfar
ctory manner BY Barton AID Terrill
Corner Fifth ana Colorado. First
class livery stable.
The daily sentinel., 1908-01-14
The Market

(By Associated P-ess.)
Chicago. Jan. 14.-May wheat
closed today at LOAN.
The daily sentinel., 1908-01-14

Today w. NJ. Mcconnell sold to
A. w. Sharp lots FL, 20 and %. block
rs, Grand Junction. for $1,000.
The daily sentinel., 1908-01-14

The regular monthly meeting of
the city council will take place at
the new City hall tonight.
The daily sentinel., 1908-01-14
THE PHYSICIANS ARE
CALLED in THAW
CASE
(By Asaociated Press. }

(By Associated Press.)
!. New York, Jan. 1.-THE de- i.
I. fense began the presentation of 4.
I. its case at the trial of Harry !.
4. X. Thaw today. i.
The daily sentinel., 1908-01-14
A MEmORBlE OCCASION
WITH G. A. R. AND ". r. G.
A Great Attendance at Enjoyable In
stallation Ceremonies. = Social
Session and Luncheon.--The
New Offlcers.

i. One OF the most pleasant +
i. and entertaining lodge func- !
i. tions of the year was enjoyed i.
!. last night at the Odd Fellows i
!. hall, the occasion being the i
i. joint installation OF the officers i
i. of the local post OF the Grand i
j. Army Of the Republic and the i
i. Women's Relief Corps. i
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1908-09-25
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throughout th- whole Of g.Ir--
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a-cz.s= strong. healthy p=-sr-
can J-a- .c= water C- cold water :g-
SONS hours L, the base Of the bra.-
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g- L-.Ea.g.c person could. The write
despite excellent health. never hay!zz
heard q Il properly applied, tried T..
a. a-7t @.,h some Sigh. n.zgiyinzz
month. ago With good results.
Probably one 1ho could not bear h
.ce ~e'e- about The head could use T.
applied 20 some othe. part Of tL=
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also 1.'hoIt any but good and con
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The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1908-09-25
Pocu:Is China.

Tho population Ct the Chinese en-.
lire il largely matte. o: estimate.
There has never been such census Of
the empire as that which IS
taken every decade in this country.
bu- the estimate OF the Almanach de
Gotha for 1900 MAJ be taken as fairly
reliable. According 10 that estimate,
the population Of the empire is, in
i probably safe % say that II the
human beings on earth were stood up
in line every fourth one would be a
Ch!naMan.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1908-09-25
MAN WILL SOON FLY
90 slrs HILsLs WRIGHT H-I
HOPES 70 ABANDON rCTC1s.
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10 lts raTzr p@-:-o- form -z.s Eua.-
Wright the famous e--Da.a-.=r. zrg
naa been aED~Em-E'.lz here pr- a.s
s@r0pIanH ;g- rsus tine raoal'rg. .z
nigh. glfhDI' the g.e " a.g-a- At
the prasHnr time II ls ssaau..a. 10 elu.
uipy some method " g-ag..s..1
through the ar. g=ca1sa ~ taar
know enough about scleH'.f, egla9 70
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some day ue shau Iea:a more
sbDu, tn" subject. Then 1l.I cous =.
great rsyoiTt!pu refer ~. r 20.
watch 4 bIzzard flying. and ,h@re A..
many In our state In America. you zl.I
as" that gnda- most conditions he ex.
p"nds exceedingly HUE snerzy. He
does what he would IKE 10 Do. axes
advantage Di rising currents o: ar
IN order To mount a!g.r. and then -aea
" haz attained a cnl.ltera bic height
plane forward Nth oItsfEetched
wings, coT@ring many miles s0net.m=s
before he Is near the ground. Then {,
h" Wishes To IN s'.Il further, he 4ga.,
prof'a by 4 riz.ng eddy Of Wind and
again !rtg himself glide downward
when the moment has come
Hia output ot fD5ce Ia pract!caN,
nil III: merely balances himself"
Do ypG really b-llaye man vi. b.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1908-09-25
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The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1908-09-25
CONVENIENT POWDER BOXES
n. 5z'- s-I '..~ Were -15- a.
Trz- re PUT

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puff .z 7.rE = con s.r- and ... ------
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bath Igr.as 7=-. .l.-5, .--.--z p box
Us -@r-a -ar-= ~ z.-.= c- 4-a- e-. {.
g.% tour tines -aa size q. as ordinary
puff
gelanas- boxes are ~aa--.-r .lt
rg-. Jess than .a= gas w silver ..--.
I1@g l sI.e eight Or --l .-r1a. u
dance 40. a-- as dee. a. a- .--.1-
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AZ ra- bottom. Taas raa 5e la. .a
.a..- E.-L : pin: blue sr zreaa lac
G.=- lining and gold .l1. ,1s q handle.
,- IN SCARLET ".r1 god a.t l.eo. OH
@a'a. decoration. They have 5=-a
made IN other color a. zeL-fu al4r@.
II. !as sraac" The C.1goU Ted B. L.
c%n'@- o.: tl- aIz. szaL s-1o=a pun
that il as large In c!:cIm:e-slc@ a.
n" box IN which !, belongs. matches
he co.c- g' ne lining Il the box
O,h"E bath p01c@r boxes are made
q: plain crys.a. and fitted with s..y@.
top. Or one Can DIy expensive our g.as.
aDHss ~.:i an s.aoa.a-e.g chaseG o!
embossed silver top.
Wh"Ee price has 70 h considered a
very excellent substitute for he Jap
anssH .acggsr 5oT IS found in he
ANAL CARED .na'.ra. wood dish that
CONES from The "a. east Ta=z@ boxes
AZ about six Or eight Inches acrg-a
and fairly teep.-taep enough - hold
grnt-z.zat po1aa. puff Tnsg ara
fitted Nth a cared I'D which ma :
@onf.al knob in the middle 70. or.
!.hary 1ae 'haz= aHs1-. quite al .-l.
a. tae more ezpeazlya Kind The
price o! The box IA something Ike so
o1 30 cent? aaG he powder puff can
BE- ooIzh, separately In almost any
drug s'Dr" o. department. store where
there Ia Il drug counter
Bath powG@. should not BE- used in
quantities. : little Of Z. ran ~ d.s-et
On inst after The ha'h and by -ha rim"
one L. dressed mos, y: .f zil have dis
appeared but the skin viii b.. G-y and
p@riGHef w.'n he most delicate OGJ.
It Is best ~ buy an excellent quality
of rice powder OF SON" equally harm
less variety and have the pIr. 1h!-a
Kind With .eFy little scent