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The Washington times., 1908-05-03
.PHILO-GLASSIGS HEAR
SONGS OF OLD IRELAND

Gaelic poetry and songs entertained
the members Of the PifIo-Classics Fri
day afternoon when DR. Jeffrey G..
O'couneH. an Irish author and teacher.
addressed them DR.. O'CouneU lectured
on The Celtic Element IN Literature %
By request he read in true Gaelic The
Harp That Once Through TaTa's Hail 90
and The Meeting OF the Waters %
Mrs. Josephine Arnold Rich gave an
Illustrated talk on The Lakes OF Kill
laTney"
Mrs Frank NJ Bristol presided. and
the following program under the gen
eral topic % The Irish Novel" was
presented.
The Significance OF the Novel Mrs.
Engle- "Novelists OF Purpose Maria
Edgeworth. Samuel Lover. and Charles
Lever. Mrs. Bare; "Noveiists OF Man
ners- Mrs Wood and Mrs Thompson
The Art OF Thomas Hardy" Mrs.
Forrest.
At the conclusion OF the program the
company was invited 90 tie dining room
where Mrs w c. Mcdowell poured
tea. and Mrs. T.. N. Forrest and Miss
Mcdowell assisted the hostess in serv-
ing.
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JR. 0. ]. A. N. OFFICERS
VISIT ROSS COUNCIL

The state council officers Of the
Junior Order United American Nechan-
les of the District of Columbia made
their annual visitation to Edward J.
Ross Council, No %. at their hall. 42l
Ninth street northwest. Thursday.
Invocation was offered by Past Conn
cilOr II. ). Stowe. OF Anacostia coua-
Gil After the state councillor aad
given the secret work OF the order. tho
state council secretary. F n Weber.
ST. and Past state Councillor J. +.
Champion. acting State council treas
uTer. said the recording and financial
books showed Edward 7. Ross Council
TO he the largest i'm membership i'm the
District.
Past StAte Councilor $. Brashears
made some felicltous remarks Of
welcome. and the following made
addresses: L. y. Web ser. sr.. Vice
Councillor J. C. Dudley. Or. BirdsaII.
of Columbia Council: Past Councillor A.
l.. Bobb, Of Mt. Vernon Council: Past
Councillor II. ). Stowe. of Anacostis
Council: Past Councillor Thomas Ser
geon. of Constellation Council. Pasr
Councillor =. I. Prendner, of America
Council. and Assistant State Councillor
Secretary r II. Yates
Banjo selections were played by Ray
Gordon and G. Z. Flynn recitcd. During
the evening State Councillor p. T.
Groves was presented with a diamond
studded scarfpin from his feIlow-mem-
bCTs Of Ross Council.
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PARK VIEW VIEW CITIZENS
PROTEST ON CHANGE

The PARK View Citizens Association
held its regular meeting Friday night
at the haH OF the WEitnec Avenue
Christian Church.
There was large attendance and
considerable interest was manifested in
the questions now pending before CON
gress. Al emphatic protest was made
against the change of name Of Bright
wood avenue IL Georgia avenue. and
TIE officers were directed TO present the
protest 20 the committees Of the House
and Senate
a resolution was adopted indorsing
the attitude or the House Of Repre-
sentatives on the Sims street railway
bill. especially as 10 those sections
which provide for universal transfers
and regulation Of traffic By the Com
missiolers.
A resolution was adopted thanking
Senator BuTkett fer his efforts 10 se-
cure through car service on the Bright
wood line. Judge &. :. Bundy End
Clifford X. Bergman were elected 10
honorary membership in the association.
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EAGLES MEMORIAL
To Be HELD TO-DAY
Exercises Will Do Honor
10 Memory of Depart
&c Members.

Exercises I'm memory OF twcuty-four
departed brothers who ha died
within the last five years VIII ls held
tins evening ~ Washington Aerie No.
Is, F.aternal order OF Eagles. at
Eagles Hall Representative Julius
Kahn. W. T. WhaIen. the Rev. Joseph
Hmuei. $ j. president Of Gonzaga
College; Charles c. Beverage, and
~ ard Savage. worthy president. are
among those VINO will pay tribute 10
tie virtues OF the dead.
The order Of exercises viii be as fol-
lows.
Funeral March, "Sonta." CD. 90. Chopin
Eagle Orchestra.
Hymn
AerIe and Audience, Standing
Worthy President Ward Savage.
Worthy Chaplain L. 70 Hayes
Soprano Solo. Nearer 10 Thee" Holden
Mrs Charles b. Bayly. Jr.
Address
Worthy Past Pres. Chas. c. Beverage.
Tenor solo. Face 10 Face ......J Johnson
Charles T.. Meyers
Invocation of Blessing
The Rev Joseph Htmmel. ;. J.
ScNtette. iron Lucia .......... DOniZettl
Eagle Orchestra.
Roll Gail. Departed Brothers. ...
Worthy Secretary J. Donald Britt.
Duet. Hope Beyond .......-.-..-. White
Charles L. Meyers and Dana c. Holland
Grafton, Departed Brothers
Brother w II. Whalen.
Contralto solo. Hold Thou Ny
Hand. .------.-....---- .-...-... .Briabs
Mrs Esther Gumprccht.
Grafton. 'FrateruaiisW."
lion. julius Kahn. Member OF san
Francisco Aerie, No =.
Quartet. 'ReccssiOnaI'. ........... kfpliHg
Mrs. Charles B. Bayly, jr., Mrs.
Esther Gumprecht. Charles l..
Meyers. Dana G. Holland.
Closing exercises.
Nearer. MY God. To Thee" j. Adams
Acrie and Audience. Standing.
EencdlctiOn--- Brother l. =. Hayes
- he Coronation .............. Mcyerbeer
EaElc Orchestra.
The memorial committee is composed
or William b Dawson chairman. Ward
Savage, eX-Oflicio; j. u. Britt. secretary,
Jacob Johnson. J. L. Feeney. +. s
Fleming, Charles V. SchoGeId. c. T..
Poster. l.. b. Hayes Ed V. Roch. A. $.
Morgan, J. W Burdiue. J. J. Sullivan.
g. G. Beveridse Nj H. Hopwood. ] II.
BrecA. " W. Oliver. y. J.. ReInburg.
Dave Wolf.
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S. S. M'CLURE'S DAUGH Ter
SCHOOL ROMANCE HEROINE

NEW YORK. May Miss Fleanora
Mcclure, or New YORK city, a daughte~
~ :. s. Mcclure. the publisher. is 10
become the bride or Fred Savage. and
her school cHum. MISS Helen Mulch. OF
Long island. y. Y. IS to wed Lee saw
age. his brother. They arc sons OF /.
!. Savage, wealthy farmer near Vir-
-inia. Cass count. H., where announce
ment II the engagement was made to-
day.
The four young people attended Knox
College. Galesburg, III. where their ro-
nance began The date Of the double
ceremony is 10 be announced later.
The Washington times., 1908-05-03
NEW JONADABS HECEIvED.

Three new members were elected 10
Unity Council No. ., Order Of Sons OF
JOnadab- at The regular meeting last
Wednesday night The new members
are s. il. Sherwood. Allie Poore and
W N Cr0gEaH. a resolution was pass
Cd extending the sympathy Of the or
ganizatiOu TO Charles J. Paris. a mem
her of the council. on the recent death
OF his father Followi;.s the regular
business OF tha meeting a program OF
music was given.
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]. Nv. CLUB SECRET
4 SECRET NO LONGER

NerIhsrs or tie heretofore secret Y A.
". Club CVolt, Ampere, WatD, OF the
Bliss Electrical School. whooped things
UP Friday night and mad the time or
their lives touring the city in a huge
automobile. Throug a0ut the trip the
yell OF TIE school echoed over the city.
and now and then the young men burst
forth ~ Joyous song. Music was fur
nished by the mandolin club the
school Members Of che facuI were
the guests OF the students
Until Friday the existence OF the Y.
A. W Club was not known. on that
morning, however. all the members OF
the club appeared IN school wearing the
club emblem, which attracted great at
tentioD. There is considerable fraternal
rivalry at the Bliss School. This is the
latest and one OF the largest clubs.
The Washington times., 1908-05-03
EXCELSIOR LITERARY CLUB
HEARS PAPER ON EGYPT

The Excelsior Literary ClJb met at
the residence Cf Mrs. Mcdowell. 1923
Rhode Island avenue. Tuesday. Miss
Chamberlain addressed the club on the
subject 1f the pres ervatiOu Of Amcrl-
can forests and Introduced a -esolu-
tion, which was unanimously auoptei.
The lecture 80 the day. entitled -.The
Explorer in Egypt" was prepared by
hrs Marion Parker. and read by Miss
McCreery ~ ROE call Mesdarnes Nc
EOwell, EsnEle. AIcCreery, RradIe,-
Webb. Alexander. Robinson. Seele1-
H5VkeS. and BaTinger gave apropos
responses
The Washington times., 1908-05-03
MT. VERNON HIVE TEAM
GIVES ITS FIRST DANCE

The young women OF the drin team OF
Mt. Vernon Hive. Lady Maccabees OF
the World. gave their first annual
dance in Masonic Temple Thursday
night. The affair viii be repeated
every year By the younger members OF
the club The drill team is the CHAM
pion Of the District and has won many
other prizes besides second hon0rs AT
the Jamestown Exposition
The nan was decorated and fest0oued
with national emblems. and the red.
white and black STANDARD OF the order.
Many pOtted plants were tastefuuy arr
ranged on the music platform and
windows
composed % Miss Mary Fitzgib5Ons.
Miss Edith Van Ness. Miss Loretta
FILZgibDOus. Mrs Theresa McCdrdie,
and Mrs Theresa BrO6erick
The Washington times., 1908-05-03
NEBRASKA ASSOCIATION
ELECTS NEW OFFICERS

The Nebraska State Association Of
Washington met Thursday night ut 80
Sixth street northwest. Officers were
elected. and an interesting program.
consisting OF musical selections ana
short addresses. was given.
The following officers were chosen
T. r. Israel. president: r. W Collins.
vice president: Fred *. Nielsen. secre-
tary, IT. a. Harding. treasurer.
The Washington times., 1908-05-03
BOYCOTT CAUSES SUICIDE.

LONDON May 2-Remarkable ac-
counts are coming through OF the in
tensiTy OF the Chinese boycott OF Japan.
which has resulted from the TatsU-
Maru incident. At Canton. two Chinese
committed suicide because their en-
ployers. to whom they were hound for
& term of years continued to import
JaD&uese Gallery.
The Washington times., 1908-05-03
PLUMBING AND HEATING.
Frederick c. stsIzer,

sanitary Piumbiug. Steam. and Hot Water
Heating. Get cur prices on bathroom tx
lures departing ana remOlding We viii be
pleased 20 furnish estimates upon application
All -yso-k doDs promptly. and under my own
supervision Telephone Main go 10 seventh
street. Southwest
The Washington times., 1908-05-03
Alb SURDt

Lawyer-Iu my opinion your divorce
won't hold Ware-
kentuckian-My deah sab. I wouldn't
insult Il BY asking Il to--BOhemian.
The Washington times., 1908-05-03
HARDWARE AND PAINTS.

v-M- r. WALLS, 80 Sth s. $. T.. Dealer In
Paints. Glass and Hardware. Pure. ready
mixed paints Porcelain ensmeis Fine Eal-
nlsh status. Ie!eghone L Iss-A.
The Washington times., 1908-05-03
ANNIVERSARY OUTING
BY ROYAL ARGANUh

Tn" Grand Council OF the Royal Ar
canum OF this city viii celebrate the
thirty-frst anniversary OF that order
Oh Tuesday Jule p. by giving COM
IlimeutIry excursion TO River View.
Every Iember viii be furnished tickets.
anG expected the major portion OF
iae membership viii attend and enjoy
tF. oati1E
Crane Regent Arthur f. Cook has
OPP, iUef Dr. Glendic g. NOuny. OF AIu-
UiciPa' Council, chairman, and T. S.
CHiids. of Kismet Council vice chair
man II the committee on Royal Area
IGm Gay celebration. and the committee
has arranged an attractive program for
day ana evening.
Tn an official circular Just ISSUED by
Grand Regent Cook. the following
named members of the Grand Council
have been commissioned as lis personal
representatives TO the several councils
for .thc current Grand Council year: Il.
\. Mitchell 10 Oriental; H. G. Lauz t.
capitol, O. 2. Young 90 National. Max
Abel TO Analostan: j. ID. Blddis to Far
ragut' G.. a. Bell to Ki5met: r. \. Neiss
10 District. \ H Fiegenbaum to
ara W. 3D. lDh mercer To VI L.
sIcipal
I'm honor OF crossing the century
mark in It's growth Municipal CourciI.
me youngest council OF the Royal Ar
carum in this city, will entertain Grand
Regent Cook and the officers OF the
Grand Council on Wednesday evening al
PythiaE Temple BY special invitation
The degree teams Of National ana OrieD-
tai Councils of this city viii be present
anC confer the 'GardEer" and "Or,cf-
tal' degrees. respectively On a large
class OF candidates.
The entertainment committee Of Mu-
nicipal Council has arranged an attrac-
1--WE program for Wednesday nipltt.
which viii embrace an address bv a dis
tiusuished member of the Royal Area
mum or Missouri; solos by Mr.. RodericIz
and talk by DR.. G. b. Young on the
army rifle OF today
The Washington times., 1908-05-03
PHYSICAL TRAINING.

The Edw- F. Miller Inst OF Physical
Training. Fencing. Wrestling. Dancing
Tumbling. etc. Physical training in ali its
branches: physical culture Tor men. women
and children. individual instruction only.
ln3 u -. nv. Phone II. 5S9y
The Washington times., 1908-05-03
FOUR CANDIDATES
GET HIGHER RANK
Syracusians Lodge ConferS
Degrees at ConVen-
ton.

Syracusians Lodge. knights or Pyth-
tas. conferred the rank OF page on four
Candidates at its convention OF the
oath instant. The lodge conferred the
rank Of esquire at its convention Of
the LIST Of Nav
The Washington times., 1908-05-03

Eermione Lodge .e an entertain
ment and bali al LasOuic Hall. n
Georgetown, or : HI - for the
benefit OF the q - OF the lodge.
There was larg attendance Among
those who partiC atcd liz the even
lng's entertainer were the Starlight
Musical Club, Miss Josephine Madison,
Miss Hunter, Master Irving Horn
L. ". and Miss Edna Donaldson.
Messrs. Viehmeyer and Madert. BERG
and Halter. IL. ana l. Griffin. w. -.
Berg, s. II. jacobson, F. A. Madison,
and J. II. Franklin.
The Washington times., 1908-05-03
WINES AND LIQUORS.

SPECIAL. FOR EASTER
Bes7 Port, Sherrys and Cstsw5a Vines At
- cents gaUon-
P MURPHY.
Phone North - l>LA AID . y. ",
The Washington times., 1908-05-03

Capitol Dental Parlors 1903 F st. nv. Fv
perts in Grown and Bridge Work All yvGrz
guaranteed Painless operations Prices
moderate. open evenings. Phone II. z5Ss-Y,
The Washington times., 1908-05-03

A notable feature Of the meeting OF
the Grand Lodge Of the State OF Mass
aChusetts, was the recognition of the
long and faithful services rcnde-ed the
order IN that domain by Past Chancel-
Tor Charles A. Cross, who had hIlsd the
office or grand keeper OF records and
seal for the last twenty years. and VINO
was compelled 20 decline reelection on
account Of his poor health. The Grand
Lodge voted TO pension M Cross for
the remainder OF his life at a sum
equal 20 oue-half his salary during his
active service I'm work FOR the order.
The Washington times., 1908-05-03

The many friends Of Col Harry Cog
gins, commanding the Uniform Rank OF
this domain, are grieved 20 learn Of
his serious Illness at his residence, 1910
Sixth street northwest.
The Washington times., 1908-05-03
BUFFERS RHEUMATIC REMEDY.

kidney and heart tonic. a remedy Tor
rheumatism and govt. neuralgia and scIatIca
Beneficial IN paralysis and bloo5 poisoning
Price 90 cents Indiana ave and sts
The Washington times., 1908-05-03

The latest news from Boston. where
the supreme convention IS 10 be- Jeld
IN the early part OF August. is 70 the
effect that an agreeable arrangement
has been entered into with the Musi-
clans Union OF that city whereby
bands other than union bands viii be
allowed in the ip.rade.
The Washington times., 1908-05-03

Equal Lodge held g successful euchre
party in the arInory OF the Pythian
Temple. on April q There was a large
attendance
The Washington times., 1908-05-03
AUTOMOBILES.

NEW UNION AUTO CO. 645 Maryland
ave. Agents for ElmOre tWo-cycls Yalveiess
car. equipped with Atsvater Kent ignition
system Always glad 70 demonstrate
The Washington times., 1908-05-03

The grand chancellor ami grand lodge
officers will visit Century Lodge on
May 4 and UH.9n Lodge on May 6. Both
Of these lodgeg meet in che Pythiau
Temple. Century Lodge is the home
lodge OF Past Grand Chancellor g.
Frank Day, and 10 Union Lodge be-
longs Grand Lecture G. W. Haley.
The Washington times., 1908-05-03

+ Grand C.,@aae,tor g. II. W oodWard
aud his associate grand lodge officers
caid their spring visit to Excelsior
! odse on Tuesday evening, at which
time the ranks Of knight and page
we're conferred. Short addresses were
delivered by several of the grand lodge
officers.
AmarertE Lodge will confer the rank
OF esquire at its regular convention, on
May I. at its Castle Han. in Northeast
Temple.
The Washington times., 1908-05-03
UPHOLSTERER.
UMBRELLA MFG. AND REPAIRING

Umbrellas and Parasois made TO order. re-
covered and repaired Satisfaction guaraa-
teed- Special All SILK umbrellas. q s. o.
JOHN HESS. Mgr. SCI i 81 NV
The Washington times., 1908-05-03
BICYCLES AND MOTOR CYCLES

Ss4 9Th e Agent for the Harley Dawson
Motor Cvcfs and Corr's special bicycle Parts
Tor motor cycles. Skates and sundrles.
The Washington times., 1908-05-03
MATCHMAKER

c. H. CEILDs, 7o3 l2th st. W.
Watch manufacturing aud repairing Al
work guaranteed
Our nott5. God vork aaa fair prices
The Washington times., 1908-05-03
SCHOOLING, SHORT land.
LANGUAGES.

The opinion OF Horace Mann that 'suara--
t1Es-tely education amongst AZ vrese--
consists too much IN TELLING. nor {.
TRAINING IS shared IN a. the EETvf-
SCHOOL. 81 + Capitol ST.
German grammar alI German s-e11zra1-,
taught by private teacher ISIS -s-h - au
The Washington times., 1908-05-03
DRUGGISTS.

Just received a fnc assortment % haig
brushes while they last wiz be sold a. re-
cgCe1 prices.
JAMES A JENNINGS, Pharmacist.
500 IZth 81 Nv
The Washington times., 1908-05-03
PLUMBING AND Thinning.
PHOTOGRAPHERS.
whs ForIez stndi.
PLUMBING, HEATING. TIMING.

Rufus c. Brooks. SIS D St. =. ".
Bdtlt-bs- boilers water closets S-aclz-
attention paid q house draining and stove
repairing fTeieph1ce-
The Washington times., 1908-05-03

How 60 freshen and permanently preserve
the complexion
Mary Sco-c EoWIaud-s creams. muscle and
tissue food and tJu-cs are now conceded 20 be-
The toilet articles FOR the face that are posi-
-inely - gicu.C- The Mary scott EJWIanC' 9
famous Home IreaLmenLs-r are given al ths
homes o. patrons and AZ the parlors- Anti
sepllc LanlcurlnE
r A. HOWARD co. So 18th So. y. ".
Opposite tls Shorehau-
The Washington times., 1908-05-03
VETERINARY SURGEON.

Dr. C. EarnTeu Robinson.
Oaics and Hospital. - e. 50 nv
DR.. n. Page smith and DR.. II. r F4unce-ss-s
Hospital Surgeons. Phone z7lz
The daily sentinel., 1908-12-09
SOMETHING NEW.

I Just being completed on Ouray av-
enue in a very desirable location, a
Groom modern bungalow. This is
exceptionally well built, and, if you
are looking for quality, this is IT.
The price is $3.50 on easy terms.
If you are thinking of building in
the spring NOW is the time to buy
your lots, as you will certainly have
to pay more money for them at that
time. We have quite number of
very desirable locations at reason
able prices and on easy terms.
We have ten or twelve pieces of
improved ranch property well locat-
ed in the vicinity of Grand Junction,
Clifton and DeBeque, to trade for
good residence property in Grand
junction. This is all desirable land
and you cannot go wrong on it.
We also have some improved ranch
property to trade for raw land, and
an equity in good 7-room house
we'll located for lots.
The daily sentinel., 1908-12-09

Are you troubled with Blue
deviIs?" If so the Harry Scott COM
pany guarantee sure cure in their
musical farce. Mas New Husband,
which is to be presented on Monday
Dec. IA, at the Park opera house. No
one who sees the full grown man who
attempts to pose as a boy in the care
of a tutor. and who afterwards mar
ries the woman whose son he so
cleverly represents himself to be. can
suppress the laughter that the oc-
casion evokes, and he is only one of
half a score of mirth-provoking char
acters that rush through the risible
scenes of the piece. The music and
lyrics are fitting accompaniments 10
a clever book and enhance the enter
tainment
The daily sentinel., 1908-12-09
MORE NEW PATENTS.

The following patents We're issued
this week to western inventors, re-
ported by d. Swift & Co., patent law
yers. Washington, ID. c.:
Colorado-H. l.. Borchers. Denver,
air and gas compressor; II. G. King,
Denver. rotary screen for ores and
other materials; NJ. j. O'Connor,
Denver. apron-fastening device.
Kansas-W l.. Frye, Edgerton.
embalming fluid II. f. Reed, Alta
mont, card rack; f. A. Rhoads,
Prairie View. hay stacker; ID. T. Tim
erlake. Baileyville, traction engine.
Copies of any of the above patents
will be furnished to our readers at
ten cents each, by ID. Swift C Co.
Washington. d. c., our special cor
respondents.
The daily sentinel., 1908-12-09

Mr.. Pease the engineer in charge
of the tunnel work tells us that the
big bore was advanced TO the extent
of 500 feet during the month of No
yember. The entire advance for the
month has been made on the west
end as the large volume of water in
the east end had not been overcome
sufficiently to permit work in the
heading. Much progress has been
made. however, in reducing the wa
ter and it will soon be possible to re-
sumo active boring on that end. Since
the favorable action by the Water
Users association the work will be
pushed with additional energy until
the tunnel is completed. Montrose
Enterprise.
The daily sentinel., 1908-12-09
TODAY Is YEARS AGO
FROM DAILY SENTINEL

There was light snow fall yes
terday evening.
Mrs Masser and daughter Mary,
of Fruita, are in the city today.
superintendent and Roadmaster
Lee of the Western. is in the city to-
day.
C. B. Ferrin. of the Gazette Print
ing company, of Colorado Springs,
was in the city yesterday.
j. A. White. of Whitewater. whose
daughter is the manager of the
Western Union office in this city, was
in the city today
Ed Lewidge, tracer clerk for the
D. & r. G. express but now acting
temporarily as route agent is regis
tered at the Brunswick
S. p. Gutshall, the owner of the
lumber yard in this city, has received
a contract for million feet of lum-
Der for the Virginus mine near Ou-
ray.
Last evening at the residence on
Rood avenue Prof n. II. Hayden,
superintendent of the public schools,
entertained the senior and junior
classes of the public schools. The
following were present: Seniors,
Misses Bessie Hunter. Alive Carver,
Mabel Nesbitt, Naomi Marksbury and
Messrs. Hayden. Green, Littlejohn,
Strauss, Carver and Driscoll.
The daily sentinel., 1908-12-09

Holding exactly the same position
that he did fourteen months ago in
the exclusive interview given at that
time to the Daily Sentinel. is Senator
Henry NJ. Teller. in discussing the
Indian school matter as quoted in an
interview published by the morning
paper. Senator Teller has all along
declared that it was not a bad thing
for the non-reservation schools to be
abolished. under existing conditions,
and has all along declared that the
property here should be turned over
to the state for state educational
institution and Senator Teller sue
ceeded in getting a recommendation
passed by the committee ON Indian
affairs. providing for such disposal
of the school, If the legislature meets
the necessary conditions and require
ments. Senator Teller is the father
of the local Indian school. has from
the start made his position in the
matter clear.
The daily sentinel., 1908-12-09
A REPORT
IS MADE

The regular meeting of the library
board was held at that building on
Monday evening.
The librarians report as read be-
fore the board showed splendid in
crease in every particular of the
work over any previous record. The
patrons of the library, both the stu
dents and those who come only for
entertainment are more and more
taking advantage of the means Of
fered
IL is desired that every boy and
girl in Grand Junction would feel
that this is his or her library. and,
as such. endeavor to secure all the
benefit possible from it's shelves. as
well as have a personal pride in the
order and decorum of its visitors.
The following is the librarians re-
port for the month ending November
80:
Number of persons registered
during the month. ... 81
Number of books borrowed for
home reading g... 2.s17
Number of books borrowed in
reading room m.... 142
Total number loaned 49,. 3,059
Number of visitors to reading
room ................. 1.164
Number of visitors to reading
room, sundays. s......... 152
Total number of visitors. 1916
New reference books . 40
Books for general circulation. 76
Total number added to Ii
brary ............... 1872
Amount of fines collected. $17.05
The following new books were add
ed to the public library this week
John Ermine OF the Yellow
stone" +. Remington.
Diana of the Crossways." George
Meredith.
Honor of a Lee" Libbie Miller
Travers.
"Reproach of Annesley." Maxwell
Grey.
Twisted Eglantine," Watson.
House on the Hudson" Powell.
kidnapped" X. l.. Stevenson.
Man Who Won.' Reynolds.
Gentle CRATER" o. Henry
Round the Fireside.' A. Conan
Doyle.
Spirit in Prison" Robert Hichens.
"Kincaid's Battery" Geo. w. Ca
BILE.
"Vassar Stories" Gallagher.
Uncle Tom Andy Bill" Charles
Major.
Edgar Allen Poe's complete works
in ten volumes.
Channing's History of the United
States. Vol. ..