The daily sentinel., 1908-01-13
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Heart disease is said to be on the
increase in New York City. Worry.
intemperance and lack of exercise
are given as the leading causes for
the Increase of the disease. Not only
in New York. but In all great cities.
the people live At the pace that kills.
and heart disease is one of the frst
results.
The less a man knows about ia
pan and the conditions there. the sur
er he IL that the Japanese are anx-
ious for war with this nation. An
Iowa man. from a small town in tho
northern part OF the state. who had
been In California three weeks. gave
the whole situation away. He said
that every Jap on the Pacific coast
from Seattle to San Diego was ready
for war and was just lying around
awaiting orders to take this coun-
try and bottle 1t. Wonderful how
rapidly some men can learn all about
great international questions who
really do not know whether Japan
is In Manchuria or Korea, or whether
the mikado is an Irishman OF He
brew.
In a quarrel because he did not
come to supper on time Missouri
woman shot and killed her husband.
OF course. he will be on time at his
meals after this(?).
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Colorado has a lot of good news-
papers. some only fair and some that
are very poor. BY good we mean
good both editorially and mechani-
cally: by fair we mean good in one
or the other departments, or only
medium in both. and by poor we
mean the reverse OF good.
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Congressman Williams and Dear
mond have fixed up their differences
and everything Is lovely between
them. Now the Dove of Peace might
try its powers at Denver to secure
a reconciliation between Bonfllls and
Patterson. II it can succeed In this
last undertaking. there will be some
hope for the ultimate success OF the
Hague Peace Congress.
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Out at Salt Lake the other day a
couple who had been married for q
number of years took the notion to
be married again in order to get
what is termed "the temple cere-
mony." Now, should trouble arise
between them, would they have to
get two divorces?
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The Salt Lake authorities humane
ly put to death over 900 dogs dur
ing 1907. There are nearly OF quite
that many dogs in Grand Junction
that ought to be put out of the way
--humanely or otherwise. There are
a half dozen or dozen that infest
Main street between Third and Sixth
streets that have become an abso.
lutte nuisance. and they should be
looked after by the city authorities,
even II 1t be necessary to pass spe-
cial ordinance to cover the dog-goned
case.
1t always seems foolish for a mer-
chant going into business to adver-
tise. open for Business" What does
he presume people think he opens
the store for-as an art exhibit or a
charity institution?
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The pictures of Governor Hughes
of New York make him look like an
undertaken. with visage so solemn
that his presence would actually
make a man feel sad at the funeral
of his mother-in-law.
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Wind storms are coming with such
frequency over on the eastern slope
that the newspapers are beginning
to complain of them. The Colorado
Springs Gazette says that town is
having more than its share Of them,
and that they have been coming with
annoying frequency. Perhaps 1t is
the result Of the agitation of the at
mosphere by the Patterson Bonfils
episode; who knows?
See Hiatt for the very latest In lap