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The daily sentinel., 1908-09-14
GUCGENkEIM IS
UP AGAINST A CLERK
fSneclal To- mae Sentinel


Denver, Sept. 14.-While the Wv
ian-Guggenheim crowd from this
city succeeded in securing the en-
dorsement of the state convention as
being the only simon-pure delegation
from this city, they were not SO for
tunate when they attempted to Sc
cure the placing of their ticket on
the official ballot.
County Clerk Smiley refused Sat
urday to accept the ticket nominated
by them. and this leaves Denver
county in n peculiar. situation as far
as the republican county ticket Is
concerned. for the tickets of both
factions have been turned down.
When the Evanas-Parks faction
presented their ticket few days ago
Smiley refused to accept it. and now
he has refused to accept the other.
There is nothing for the politic-
ians of the republican party to do but
go in the courts and secure the name
republican.
The daily sentinel., 1908-09-14
HILL IS AFRAID
BRYAN WILL WIN
Especial to The Sentinel }

New York, Sept. 14.-James ].
Hill, chairman of the board of the
Great Northern railway, before leav-
ing for st. Paul last night. stated
that he had been busy calling on his
friends in Wall street, banking
houses and acquainting them with
conditions in the West as they ap-
pear to him. His most interesting
remarks concerned political senti-
friends several surprising things that
spelled defeat for Taft. f4h
Hill said that just now there was
a strong Bryan sentiment among the
farmers. He said that the Demo-
cratic vote through the West would
be larger this year than ever before.
and that If the Republican campaign
managers did not put in the hardest
kind of work Taft might" be de-
feated.
In some western states, he said the
Republican politicians seem to be
suffering from overconfidence, while
the Democratic leaders were keenly
alive to the possibilities and might
succeed in carrying some of the
states that had heretofore been con-
sidered safely Republican, unless the
Taft workers rolled up their sleeves
and got busy.
He warned them of the impending
defeat of the Republicans in prob
able landslide. He said that III the
weather was bad on election day this
year and the percentage of stay-at-
home Republicans for that or any
other reasons was large the count 'oi
the ballots in the West might bring
some surprises.
IF they will continue to take
things easy, there will be big sur
prise coming their way" he con
cluded.
The daily sentinel., 1908-09-14
IBy Associated Press. l

Saratoga, n. Y. Sept. 14.-That
Governor Charles E. Hughes will be
renominated by the republican state
convention as a result of tomor-
rows balloting became all but GER
tain today. and even the anti-Hughes
leaders, while publicly still determ-
ined. began to admit privately that
it might even be done on the first
ballot.
General interest was evoked by
the authorized reiteration from Oys-
ter Bay that President Roosevelt be-
lieved that the convention should re-
nominate Governor Hughes.
The anti-Hughes leaders said to-
day they We're pleased that, IL Mr..
Hughes is to be renominated. ..re-
sponsibility would be placed Just
where 1t belongs
The convention probably will not
make any nominations today.
The feature of the day is to be the
speech that Secretary of State Elihu
Root. as temporary and permane
chairman, will make late this after
noon. sIE
After the Organization, the ar
pointment OF the various committn8s
and the speech of Mr.. Root, an/Sd-
journment probably will be taken an.
til tomorrow. aN ~
The daily sentinel., 1908-09-14

Perfecting strong and complete
county organization, holding meet
ing that was marked by much earn
estness and enthusiasm, and naming
county and precinct officers, the lead
ers of the anti-saloon movement in
the city and county, and many other
citizens, gathered at the Congrega-
tional church yesterday afternoon
and started what they expect to make
a most aggressive campaign under
way.
Attorney Darnell, who has been
holding series of services here for
the past week, speaking nightly to
large audiences, took a prominent
part in the meeting yesterday.
Besides many we'll known temper
ance and reform workers of Grand
junction, there were representatives
from Palisade. Fruita, Clifton, De-
Beque, the Plateau valley and other
points in the county, at the meet
ing.
The Mesa County Anti-Saloon
League was organized. Rev. James
A. Becker was chosen county presi-
dent, R. l.. Magill county secretary
and Thomas Dimes county treasurer.
Then the league proceeded to elect
aprecinct president and secretary for
every precinct in the county. A par
ttal list Of these precinct sofhcers fol.
l.st third ward! Grand junction
The daily sentinel., 1908-09-14
DENVER AGAIN HAS
A BLOODY TRADEGY
Especial to The sentinel.l j

Denver, Sept. 14.-W. c. Kerr of
Fort Collins, was perhaps fatally
wounded by John Ryan, an employe
of the board of health. in an alley
between Market and Blake streets
near the Twenty-third street yester-
day. Ryan former iron worker
who quit his trade because he was
harassed by the union iron workers
for accepting greater wages than the
scale called for,
Saturday and Sunday he was en-
gagged in fist cuffs with former fell
low workers, and after today's battle
went home and procured two re-
volvers. Thus armed he returned to
the scene of the trouble and opened
fire on a crowd which included a
number of his enemies. Kerr, an
innocent bystander, was hit by a
bullet. Ryan made no attempt to
escape and was arrested.
Kerr is in hospital with small
chance of recovery.
The daily sentinel., 1908-09-14
CUCCENHEIM
RULES THERE
Especial to The Sentinel. J

especial to The Sent.nel.)
DENVER, SEPT. 14.-THE GIG
GENHEIM LEGISLATIVE AMI SEN
ATORIAL CONVENTIOES WERE
HELD AT THE BROWN PALACE
HOTEL TODAY.
FIFTEEN CANDIDATES FOR
REPRESENTATIVES AND FOUR
SENATORIAL CANDIDATES WERE
PLACED IN NOMINATION.
BEFORE THE CONVENTION OP-
ENED GUGGENHEIM HAD TWEEN
TY-TWO TYPEWRITER COPIES
OF HIS SLATE DISTRIBUTED
AMONG THE LEADERS AND THE
SLATE WENT THROUGH WITH A
WHOOP.
THE DEMOCRATIC CONvEN-
TIONS MET THIS MORNING, BUT
ADJOURNED UNTIL THURSDAY.
The daily sentinel., 1908-09-14
FRIENDS WILL HEAR :
MR.. RICE'S NEW PLAY

Tuesday evening at the rooms of
George N Falconer there will be an
informal gathering of invited friends
to hear Phidelah Rice. the brilliant
young reader and entertainer whose
home is in this city but who is to be
one of the star attractions of the
great Slayton Lyceum Bureau. to
hear the young gentleman give IL
rendition of the great play THE Man
of the Hour" referred to as Mr..
Rice's new effort by The Sentinel
some time ago. The friends who
will be privileged to hear Mr.. Rice
tomorrow night are awaiting the oc-
casion with happy anticipation. Miss
May Rice will be the hostess.
Mr.. hice leaves Friday for Boston
to take up his work of teaching in
the Leland Powers School of Oratory
and later to fill long series of en-
gagements on the platform.
Saturday evening of this week he
gives his new play at Denver at the
Woman's Club and under the aus
pices of that organization.
The daily sentinel., 1908-09-14
PATTERSON
WILL BOLT

Especial to The Sentinell
DENVER, SEPT. 14.-IN AN ED
ITORIAL IN THE DENVER NEWS
TODAY SENATOR PATTERSON IN
DICATES THAT HE WILL SUP
PORT ONLY A PART OF THE DEM
OCRATIC STATE TICKET.
HE SAYS HE WILL SUPPORT
SHAFROTH FOR GOVERNOR, MUS
SER FOR SUPREME COURT JUS
TICE, MARTIN FOR CONGRESS IN
THE SECOND DISTRICT AND TAY-
LOR FOR CONGRESSMAN AT
LARGE.
CHARLES J. HUGHES, THREE
OF THE SUPREME COURT CANDI-
DATES AND ALL OTHER CANDI-
DATES NOT MENTIONED ABOVE
WILL NOT HAVE SENATOR PAT
TERSON'S SUPPORT.
The daily sentinel., 1908-09-14
BRYAN DECLINES
(By Associated Press.)

Deer Park, Md, Sept. 14.-Wil-
liam J. Bryan yesterday put his
stamp of disapproval on Sunday po-
litical speechmaking, when without
his knowledge the residents around
Mountain Lake Park were notified to
assemble there at pm. to hear him
talk.
More than 1900 of them gathered
while Mr. Bryan at Deer Park was
protesting to local committee that
he would make no speech.
He finally was prevailed upon to
take the 3-mile drive and shake
hands with those in the assemblage.
with the understanding that he
should not speaek and that there
would be no handclapping.
The daily sentinel., 1908-09-14
With Becker, Magi and Dimes at Head and Officers for
Every Precinct Mesa County Anti-Saloon
League Prepares for Campaign

A. B. Campbell. president; DR..
Hubbard, secretary.
West third ward. Grand Junction
DR.. Forsyth, president; N. e.
Coles. secretary.
Second ward, Grand Junction-E.
E. Hatch, president; p. A. Rice, sec
retary.
Fourth ward, Grand Junction
DR.. C. E. Taylor, president; Thomas
Dimes, secretary.
First ward. Grand Junction-Mrs.
Budelier, president.
Palisade-Rev Vermillion. presi-
dent; Mr. Watson. secretary.
Fruita-Mr. Whittemore, presi-
dent; Mr.. Cooper. secretary.
F.. Allen precinct - Mr.. Marshall.
president; Mr.. Morse, secretary.
Pomona. II. Littlejohn. presi-
dent; Milo Sharp, secretary.
Clifton-A. ]. Harvey, president;
A. l.. Gourley, secretary.
Orchard Mesa George Smith,
president; Fred Barber. secretary.
Molina-S. C. Skinner, president.
Collbran-Mr. Pitts, president.
DeBeque-H. w. Gooch, president;
Rev. -----------, secretary Il
Loma-W. M. Brumbaugh. presi-
dent. - .s
A number of the precinct Offices
Iwers not filled atcthe meeting, but
will be filled this week.
:. The county organization viii work
tContinued sn pase ~
The daily sentinel., 1908-09-14
STABBED THE GIRL
Especial to The Sentinel. ]

Newton, N. c., Sept 14.-Miss
Willie Bullinger. 10 years old. was
stabbed to death by Lou RAIDER. aged
21. yesterday morning while seated
at the organ playing the closing
hymn at Sunday school. RAIDER leap
ed suddenly across several benches
and with his pocketknife stabbed her
once in the back and twice in the
breast. She died almost instantly.
RAIDER is now in the Newton jail
Recently he was discharged from the
insane asylum as cured. RAIDER said
he had killed the girl because she
was witch.
The daily sentinel., 1908-09-14
IRx Associated Press. l

Oyster Bay. N. Y, Sept. 14.-Pres-
ident Roosevelt's position on the
question of the denomination of Gov
ernor Hughes is set forth in the fol-
lowing official statement given out
at the executive offices today:
THE president has been in COM
munication with Secretary Root and
Congressman Cox in reference to the
governorship situation, and has au-
thorized them to state that. while he
has no intention of debating, yet. to
all his friends who have spoken to
him on the matter, he has said in the
strongest possible terms that he IA
vored the denomination of Governor
Hughes
The daily sentinel., 1908-09-14
WADLEIGH PLEASED WITH
THE RIO GRANDE ROAD

F. A, Wadleigh, assistant general
passenger and ticket agent of the
Denver & Rio Grande railroad, in an
interview Saturday said:
conditions are greatly improved
and the improvement is continuing.
Our passenger traffic is heavy. very
heavy. Our colonist rates are now
in effect and will continue in force
until the end of October. Each week
we run 53 colonist cars between Den
yer and east of Denver and the Pa
cific coast These SO cars are regu-
larly scheduled, and it often happens
that additional cars are put into this
service. The colonist rates at this
period are SIS cheaper than the regu-
lar rates. These cars originate in
Chicago. Omaha, st. Paul and Kan
sas City,. ,.,,-...... -......-..-.
Most of the colonists are going to
the Pacific coast, but not an incon-
siderable number are coming to Utah.
The cars go westward over the Salt
Lake route. the Southern Pacific and
the Oregon Short Line. The roads
share in the special rates"
Mr.. Wadleigh was asked If there
was any movement on foot to grant
longer stopover privileges for Salt
Lake City.
81 have not heard anything of it,
he said. I'm fact, Salt Lake. l think,
is already favored far beyond many
cities of similar size. Salt Lake is
| one of the attractions on our line.
and it is and always has been our
policy to do everything in our power
that might benefit the city"
Mr.. Wadleigh said that the line
was constantly being improved and
that conditions were highly satisfact-
ory.
The daily sentinel., 1908-09-14
GBv Associated Press. I

Saratoga. n. Y, Sept. 14.-Repub-
lican State Chairman Woodruff was
drawn into a very animated conver-
sation with large group of upstate
delegates to the republican state con
vention on the veranda of local
hotel this morning.
The delegates were endeavoring to
convince the chairman that the vot-
ers up state demand the renomina-
tion Of Governor Hughes.
This brought from Mr.. Woodruff
the statement that. IL Governor
Hughes. was renominated by this
convention. 1t would mean this fall
the greatest slump that the republi-
The daily sentinel., 1908-09-14
A FIRE IN MoNTRosE.

The Humphries Mercantile COM
pany, i'm MOntrOse, suffered II heavy
loss Saturday night as II result of II
IRE in its -.g store.
,..4e loss is between $4,000 and
$4,000, fully covered by insurance.
The company carries stock valued
at about 100000.
The fire occurred about I O'Clock
and the origin is unknown.
Only heroic work saved II part of
the stock.
The daily sentinel., 1908-09-14
TO ATTEND FUNERAL.

NJ. NJ Shores, W.. w. Hold, bro
ther of Mrs. c. w. Shores, Mrs. w.
W. Hold, Judge Shackleford. Mrs. ].
w. Gray and Mrs. Julia Mcneil left
yesterday morning for Montrose to
attend the funeral of Mrs. C.. w.
Shores, to be held there tomorrow
morning.
They took with them an express
load of floral contributions sent by
the many friends of Mrs. Shores in
this city. r-
The daily sentinel., 1908-09-14
MEETING THIS AFTERNOON.

r. E. Turpin. Prof. Whipple and
the other gentlemen having in charge
the arrangements for the big smudge
pot exhibition and test to be given
at the fair grounds are meeting this
afternoon and arranging the condi-
tions of entries, etc.
The daily sentinel., 1908-09-14
ANOTHER EFFORT
TO BEAT CUMMINS
TBy Associated Press. ]

[By Associated Press
I. Des Moines, Ia, Sept. IA
= The stand-patters may ask
+ James Wilson, the secretary of
= agriculture. to be candidate
+ for United States senator
+ against Governor Cummins.
Z This rumor was circulated ex-
+ tensively in political circles yes
+ terday, being given impetus by
Z the refusal of Ex-Governor Fred
+ d. Jackson to stand as candi-
+ date.
Z In letters to personal friends
+ former Secretary of the Treas
+ ury Leslie NJ. Shaw has also de-
+ clined to allow his name to be
+ used.
The daily sentinel., 1908-09-14
IOWA TRAGEDY
rBy Associated Press. l

Marshalltown, Ia. Sept. 14.EDur-
ing an alteration over the merits of
unionism yesterday, Edward Henry.
union carpenter, 81 years old. is
alleged to have struck Matthew
Skele, plumber, as result of
which Skele died shortly after.
Skele's skull was fractured from a
point over the right eye to the base.
He never regained consciousness. >,
The daily sentinel., 1908-09-14

j. ID. Williams returned from Den
yer this noon on No. 103. Mrs. Will
liams returned from her Palisade
trip on No. 3.
The daily sentinel., 1908-09-14
TAFT AND NOT
PRES. ROOSEVELT
SHOULD TALK

Associated
Baltimore Md Sept IA few plain simple sentences from
Mr. Taft would be worth than euogy that the pres
pronounces presidents value
the president will stay in Washington and that
Mr.. Taft makes good.
these words William Bryan summed his opinion of
which President Roosevelt Conrad Kors of Mon
commendatory of Mr.. Taft
1T expected of course said Mr. Bryan that President
would support Mr. Taft Mr. Taft dead would
be interesting know from Mr. Roosevelt what he knew of Mr.
opinions Mr. Taft alive and able to
for himself it hardly that Mr. Roosevelt should
tell what Mr.. Taft will do.
"Mr Taft is running upon platform which is unsatis-
factory that he had amend in several important paru-
and amended it the public definite
of what is be hoped that he
will conclude define his position with sufficient cearness
1T Sufficient the president that Mr. Taft
the friend of labor Mr. Tafts friendship to be determined not
by the presidents endorsement but by the which Mr. Taft
advocates
The daily sentinel., 1908-09-14
A RAILWAY HORROR
(By Associa ed Press.

Associate e
CHICAGO, SEPT. 14-oNE WOMAN WAS KILLED INSTANT
LY, FIVE PERSONS WERE so SERIOUSLY THAT THEIR
DEATH IS MOMENTARILY EXPECTED AND TWENTY EIGHT
OTHERS WERE MORE OR LESS INJURED IN WRECK AT
CHESTERTON IND, ON THE LAKE SHORE MICHIGAN
SOUTHERN RAILROAD SHORTLY AFTER MIDNIGHT LAST
NIGHT
SUBURBAN TRAIN FROM CHICAGO CRASHED INTO THE
REAR END OF AN EXCURSION TRAIN BOUND FOR INDIAN
APOLIS OVER THE LAKE ERIE AND WESTERN ROAD WHILE
THE EXCURSION TRAIN WAS STANDING AT THE STATION.
MRS. ANNA HACOX OF CHICAGO WAS KILLED HER
DAUGHTER ANNA WAS INJURED. s.ss = 3
THICK MIST PREVAILED1AT THE TINE AND THIS IS
SAID TO HAVE BEEN THE CAUSE OF THE ACCIDENT
- THE REAR CAR OF THE ExcBRSI0N TRAIN WAS BADLY
WRECKED.
The daily sentinel., 1908-09-14
THE "ANTIS" ORGANIZE
TAFT'S BIRTHDAY
tBy Associated Press. ]

Cincinnati, o., Sept. 14.-Judge
Taft will be 81 years old tomorrow,
and already congratulations are be-
ing received by him on that event.
Well wishes are coming in both by
letter and telegraph.
The daily sentinel., 1908-09-14

Work like this is one of the many
duties that fall to the
lot of policeman and as usual a
great many women were encountered
who insisted in giving the officers a
piece of their minds and yet these
very women are the first. to censure
the guardians of the public health
when an epidemic is contracted.
Several cases have been reported
already. of typhoid and scarlet fever,
and no stone win be left unturned to
avert siege like we had last year
and the best place to start in is the
sewers. etc. The work of the offic-
ers in Crawford Addition to secure
sanitary conditions should be iauded
not condemned.
The daily sentinel., 1908-09-14
CITY OFFICERS ARE
AFTER THE UNSANITARY

Chief of Police O'Neil and the
special scavenger officer made
thorough examination as to the
sanitary conditions of the sew
ers and water closets in Craw-
ford Addition this morning, and
were astOnished to find them in
as bad condition as they are.
Many were condemned and 9th
ers ordered cleaned.
The daily sentinel., 1908-09-14

Miss Helen Sheehan expects to
leave Thursday for Montrose to visit
friends and take in the fair.
The daily sentinel., 1908-09-14

Leo Loeffler, wife and sister were
arrivals on No. 3.
The daily sentinel., 1908-09-14
In MAINE TODAY
ELECTION IS HELD
IBy Associated Press. !

By fs5OCIdteU
+ Portland, Me-. Sept. IA
I. Maine voters today are ballot :
+ ing for state and county Off
+ GERS and members of congress.
+ The polls opened at am. and
r will close at . pm.
+ For the republicans. Albert
+ NJ. Fernando of Portland, a
I. large Gamer of corn. heads the
+ ticket, while Obadiah Gardner
+ of Rockland heads the demo-
+ cratic ticket.
1. The weather today favors a
+ large vote.
The daily sentinel., 1908-09-14
HUNDRED BOXES OF
PEACHES DISTRIBUTED

On next Thursday, from its offices
in Denver, the Colorado Midland
road will distribute free to the pub
lie 100 boxes OF fine Eiberta peaches
furnished for advertising purposes
by the Chamber Of Commerce OF
Pnlisade.
The daily sentinel., 1908-09-14

All lady riders of Mesa county are
invited to take part in the ladies'
contests at the fair on Wednesday,
Sept. 23. Very attractive prizes are
offered.
The daily sentinel., 1908-09-14
THEY MUST NAME HIM
THE LEAD MARKET
TBy Associated Press. /

New York. Sept. 1.-THE lead
market today was quiet at ASP u
o 4.55. Copper, " to 49, y. Sill
'er, 8 rs.
The daily sentinel., 1908-09-14
Roosevelt Demands Hughes denomination Anti Hughes
Men Give in But Predict Dire Things Will
Happen to Republican Vote

can party in this state had ever ex-
perienced
The daily sentinel., 1908-09-14

Editor Clint Martin is down today
rom Palisade.
The daily sentinel., 1908-09-14
FIFTEEN HURT
IBy Associated Press. ]

Youngstown. O., Sept. 14.-Fif-
teen passengers were slightly injured
when the Chicago-New York limited
train on the Erie railroad was
wrecked near Geneva, Pa, yesterday
The wreck is believed by the officers
to have been due to train wreckers.
Bloodhounds have been sent to Ge-
neva from Greenville in an effort to
trace the alleged wreckers.
All of the passengers injured were
in the day coach.
The daily sentinel., 1908-09-14

w. G. Struthers returned from
Denver this noon on No. 1903.
The daily sentinel., 1908-09-14

The Elks will meet this evening.
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DE PUERTO. RICO.
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zadO S3I5 532.s8, SC.
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bretas degde 25 cts. 1,0O0 con intereses
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sion mInima de cObrO. Sin cOmisi6n para
los cOrrientistas.
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version en- Puerto Rico, interes 2 p.S pa
gaderO pOr cupOnes semestrales.
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