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The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1909-10-01
KENDRICk

The condition of certain of the
funds of the County and the provision
made by the Commissioners for these
funds would indicate to man up a
tree that the dealers In deficiency
warrants would do good business in
the near future. Also that the tax
payers will have an opportunity to
meet the said deficiencies at some
future date. but then what can we
expect from a Board who are deter
mined to have economy at any cost
for this year.
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1909-10-01
Oct. | In American History.

17S1-Captain James Lawrence, naval
hero, born in Burlington, N. j.;
died of wounds, 1918, on his ves-
sci, the Chesapeake
1S63-Arrival at New York of five Rus
sian vessels of war as demonstra-
ton of sympathy.
lS9S-First joint conference of the
American and Spanish peace COM
missionerS at Paris.
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1909-10-01
Sept. II In American History.

1922 Samuel Adams, patriot, born in
Boston; died there 1903.
lS09-Raphael Semmes, Confederate
admiral, commander of the cruiser
II Alabama. born in Charles City,
Ind; died in Mobile 1877.
lS76-General Braxton Bragg. noted
in the Mexican war and as Con-
federate army commander. died;
born 1917.
1906-A gulf storm spread havoc at
Pensacola and Mobile; heavy death
list property less $20,0OO,O0O.
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1909-10-01
Sept. 30 In American History.

l71O-George Whitefeld, famous New
England preacher, died; born 1714.
1S17-John Weiss Forney, distinguish
ed journalist of the political school,
born; died 1881.
19O4-George Frisbie Hoar, United
States senator from Massachu-
sets, died; born 1927.
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ASTRONOMICAL EVENTS.

Sun sets 5:44, rises $780, moon sets
BAL a. M; 1854 p. NJ, planet Mars oc-
Quilted by moon, when in conjunction,
as seen from Washington and south;
1857 a. NJ, full moon, opposite the sun,
In constellation Pisces; 11:54 a. M,
noon at perigee, nearest earth, distant
221 700 miles.
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1909-10-01
METHODIST

Fairview. 10 am. Sunday School.
followed by preaching. Theme, "The
Ideal and the Experimental Sides of
Religion
Juliaetta. Preaching at $3.50
Kendrlck. Sunday School at 10 a.
m. Preaching at 7.30 m. Theme,
1.-THE Scarlet Line in the Window. y
Testimonies following each sermon.
All are welcome.
JAMES S. TAYLOR, pastor.
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1909-10-01
Sept. % In American History.

lS05-General William Moultrie, noted
South Carolina patriot and Revo-
lutionary soldier, died. born 1877.
1S9S-Hon. Thomas Francis Bayard,
secretary of state and ambassador
to Great Britain under Cleve-
lands administration, died; born
1925
1904 Lafcadio Hearn, American jour
nalist and author, died at Yokoha-
ma, Japan; born 1850.
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1909-10-01
For Chapped Skin

Chapped skin whether on the hands
or face may be cured in one night by
applying Chamberlain's Salve. 1t is
slso unequaled for sore nipples, burns
and scalds. For sale by Albert
MOskOD
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1909-10-01
Oct. 2 In American History.

i7S0-Major John Andre. adjutant gen.
.eral of the British forces in Ameri-
ca hanged as q spy
1S42-Dr. William Ellery Claiming.
noted American divine, died; born
1850.
1997-General Neal Dow. noted Fed
eral veteran and Prohibition. adyo-
cate, died; born 1904.
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ASTRONOMICAL EVENTS.

Sun sets 5:42, rises $751; moon rises
6:13 p. M; a. M. planet Mercury ap-
parently stationary; 6:53 a. M, moon in
conjunction with Saturn, passing from
west to east of the planet
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1909-10-01
Church Services
PRESBYTERIAN

PRESBY ERIAN
10 am. Sunday School.
II am. Preaching. Subject, "The
Good Samaritan"
6:45 pm. Christian Endeavor.
Subject, "The Letter of Brother
hood" Leader, Ben Lauterb ach.
1880 pm. Preaching. Subject, .'He
made the Iron to Swim" or Lessons
from the Iludson-F ulton Celebration
the Last Week."
All welcomed.
ARCHIBALD DURRIE, Pastor,
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1909-10-01
ASTRONOMICAL EVENTS.

Sun sets $40, rises $50; moon rises
6:45 p. M; suns declination 2 degrees
40 minutes south of celestial equator.
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1909-10-01
ASTRONOMICAL EveNTs.

Sun sets 5:37. rises 5:55; moon rises
1853 p. m; the approaching Halley's
comet estimated at 14th magnitude;
its highest magnitude will be 81 m.
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1909-10-01
80 ACres--FOr Sale

so acre ranch for sale on Big Bear Ridge
trst-class soil; 10 acres under cultivation
tine saving timber (about l, 900, 900 ft.) on
balance. Sell now for Sl40O; $500 cash,
balance terms to suit
GEORGE Sind, Kendrick.
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1909-10-01

ASTRONOMICAL EVENTS.
Sun sets 5:45, rises $40; moon sets
4:25 a. m.
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1909-10-01
Sept. rs In American History.

lSo0-Daniel Boone, pioneer hunter,
founder and defender Of Ken
lucky, died; born 1875.
1904 aunt Thompson, noted Ameri-
can sculptor, died; born 1888.
l901-John G. Nicolay, secretary and
biographer Of Lincoln. died; born
1881.
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1909-10-01
ASTRONOMICAL EVENTS.

Sun sets SAT, rises 5:48; days length
II hours; moon sets 800 a. M; 9 p. M,
planet Uranus apparently stationary.
The daily sentinel., 1909-05-07

Last April Grand junction enter
tanned this conference. with a large
number of delegates present, in a
most successful manner, the visitors
declaring that they had never had "A
napier time at conference.
This year, owing to the Inability
OF Salida. selected last year as this
years meeting place, to entertain
the conference for several reasons
Grand functions Woman's Club is
sued an invitation which was accent
ed and, although the local ladies
nave had short time to prepare for
the entertainment of the conference
usey have completed all preparations
IN most satisfactory manner
through effective COMMITTEES work
ana are prepared to make the session
a memorable one. |
Last evening from Montrose c,un-
nison, OuraE, Delta and other towns
on that section of the state more
Lhan a score of ladies arrived, The
ninnlght trains brought in few
olhers: AT noon today the Midland
and no Grande brought in large del
MIS- LeaFitt, Mrs. Napier. Mrs J
The daily sentinel., 1909-05-07
ROW ENDS CHURCH
lspeeiaI 70 rhe sentinal

Orange. N. J.. May 7-FolIou 4
what some called the TOO b.st]
resignation of the Rev. GEORGE
House. pastor of the West o.
BAPTIST church. the confrovarS oran
Snaed IN action by the Morris
Essex is Baptist association recn,r =
ing the disbanding of the cb, "a y
me congregation met tosa
.ahe action, and is now discr.
one question 1t is said thar l'issl tha
pin t,l inlnendation of the associa,;a,
u'i,, us ,concurred in. and that fhe ct
WI, VII become mission under thl eiul
ch Joi o. the North Orange ~ R., ~
Th, Ilcn, the mother organizationp''
-, me pastor was impeIled ~
oy reason of the failure Of ths .esls]
3 :, esaelon to keep what was n 80 yol1
h hi in asreement made a year AGO n ~ oiis ~
of ON second time. followins 20 "a
\ a. satisfactory service. In ~ III
lbens he IN the church at which .e sa,, .aiii|
reIooli small boys made themseivaai
asatol by their seases pranks a,' an
faIsor rhie attempted to discinlina anu I'm th9
rra angered the mothers snem]
-" spread to the heads Of r. % IN
The daily sentinel., 1909-05-07

Hollister. Mrs, Churchill and Mrs.
Lafferty were among the arrivals to-
! day al noon All the arrivals were
most cordially greeted at the station
by the reception committee. A num-
Der Of the ladies' are being enter
tanned at the homes of friends and
many Others are guests at the various
hotels
Among the delegates and visitors
VINO had registered at the Chamber
OF commerce up to 3 O'Clock this
AFTERNOON were the following: Mrs.
DuIreH, Mrs ]. T. Pierson, Mrs Fl
Baiiantyne, of Ouray; Mrs. H. A
Martin. f. S. Cuthbar.t, r. B. Lewis
y. r. Martin, Emma Nourse. of Gun.
nison; Mrs. A E. Guy, Mrs. A r
reeves, of Montrose: Mrs. S. o. Gre
dine, OF Silverton, Mrs. C. II. Harris
Mrs. eugene H. Grubbs. of Carbon.
1ate' i' Ms ]. E Smith. of New Castle.
N Mrs. Alma Lafferty. Mr.. and Mrs w
n. Collect, of Denver; Mrs. A. r.. Nc
- GCrimmon, of Montrose; E. c. Bacon
oI o ouray; Miss Alice Reynolds, Of |
ms afternoon practically all of
Continued on Page Seven.
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WOMAN |SPLACED
ON TRIAL
TODAY
[By Associated Press. ]

Mercer, Pa, May THE court
room was packed this morning when
the trial of Mrs. James Boyle indicted
as Mary Roe" as an accessory to the
kidnapping of BILLY" Whitla. was
resumed. To avoid any repetition
of last evenings demonstration of
hostility towards the woman when
the women of Mercer had applied
opprobrious epithets to her, the pris-
oner was driven to the court house
in a closed carriage
On the stand this morning Billy
Whltla repeated substantially the tes-
umony given yesterday in the case
against Jas. II. Boyle. Billy fden-
iifled Mrs. Boyle as the woman who
mad cared for him in Cleveland and
whom he identified as Mrs Jones
Declaring that he had not had
ialr trial and that he wanted to tell
the whole truth about the kidnappinp
case, Jas. H. Boyle while on the wit
ness stand today created a commotion
IN the court room and was with diff
ilculty restrained from giving his
version of the affair.
The daily sentinel., 1909-05-07
MOTHERS DAY TODAY.
Special to The Sentinel 4

Special to The Sentinel.
Philadelphia, Pa, NAV Tbs
Tame and significance of Mothers, da :,
is Spreading NA'
Los Angeles, Cal, has created n
!und tor destitute mothers to be dis
.ributed today-Mothers' day-and
the mayor of the city in a proclama-
tion has requested citizens to attend
place of worship today. wear a
Whlte earnation as badge of motb-
erhood and contribute to the desti-
tute mothers fund.
FOLLOWING the lead of PhiIadelnbio
Los angeles has taken up the move.
ihent with enthusiasm and vim and
mas sent to Miss Anna Jarvis of tbis
city, the founder of the day fwbicl,
promises to become a national bo1i.
day) the first button of 5000 Off.
elaI badges which have been str,,cl,
for the occasion. 0en
mass meeting. addressed by the
ciergymen of all denominations SER
mons in the churches and sneciaI cor
wees are features of Los Angeles, ceI-
Mrs. Lulu Skinner Lee has startel
the fund for destitute mothers nv.
contribution of 500. and Mrs. Pboe-
pe Hearst has subscribed a like snn,
The daily sentinel., 1909-05-07
FIFTY YEARS AGO
GOLD WAS FOUND
Especial to The Sentinel

idaho Springs, Colo, May To
uay ON the spot where so years ago
George a. Jackson, the man who first
usce'erea geld nuggets in Colorado,
built his first bonfire. l0OO nao,ia
assembled, celebrated the 50tb an
niretsafy of the discovery of .pld in
me Rocky mountain region and dedi-
cared To the memory of Jackson n
monument hewn from a bouIde,
taken from the bar vt the confluence
Oh the Chicago and Clerk ,,.reek
streains. Over one hundred promi-
heht men of the state were here 70
aiienu a. the celebration, in..Iudino
,los. shafroth, CIIief Justice Steele
iH" senator Teller. Justice Steele
'szs the principal speaker.
The daily sentinel., 1909-05-07
BOYS BODY is FOUND.

telephone message this afte,noo,
10 me sentinel from Montrose states
ana. lIils morning the body of n boy.
'i. apl"lshtiy about 10 years of nye'
at uscovered In an irrigation ditch
man. The reports received -, naeii
rose rose indicated that the boy had nn,
peen identified and how he c,n,. -,
ne drowned in an irrigation dit.h
ms datch not being of A very Iars,a
siHe' Is n mystery. No signs of VI
,, snce were found upon the body. The
oouy was taken 10 Olathe ana this
ai,ernooi the coroner and coun,s
undertaker left Montrose for OIathas
nv ~ ~ .ie remains and make a thor
The daily sentinel., 1909-05-07
CAROLINE REST OPENED
Especial to The Sentinel :

H,artsdale. N. Y, May 7.ETbe for
MAJ, ma, opening of the Caroline Rest oc
neads soday. This is the home fo,
beis s city mothers. at an expense q,
started year ago. Gaoran maach I, was
ochrader is the donor of the ~,
stitutlon, which has been placed IN IN
uer the control and manapemen, L,
me New York Association for ~, VI
prosement Pnos OF the Condition of tba
r. ..s, Garoiine Rest, is memorial to Mrs
1aroiine Schrader. and is not ~ onIa. I,i . ,,
ssanatorium san for mothers with infa,',s d
noo ooo sEhool where mothers Of sthe 1ts,,
6Uti Gvoh VIII receive instructions in the e
eI eiene OF motherhood. personal byl
the right 1e co case OF their children and
The daily sentinel., 1909-05-07
ALL OF INJURED
ARE STILL ALIVE
[By Associated press /

Seattle, WASH, May 7.-None OF
the sixty persons injured in last
nights accident during an afhietic
meet, when n balcony in the National
Guard armory collapsed precipitafing
scores OF people to the floor below.
mas died, but the condition of several
NOTABLY Capt Maurice w. Thompson.
of Washington and his wife ,rs. ,.s.-
garded as quite critical
City Superintendent of Ruldinas
Francis W. Grant says opening rhe
nuiiding before it had been insnecfe.l
os ms department was in Violation
OF the law and the balcony railing uuf
up most improperly, Mr.. Grant saxs
The daily sentinel., 1909-05-07
TAFT DECLINED TO INrERFERr
Especial to The can,,

Washington. Nav 1neiheL
30 declined to interfere In +hs esiuent l's
y. o. JOAQUIN Segera, conyictaa ne case
~ ahama canal zone of mnrd On the
ont @ sentence sentence of death win be 90 rr;ll ana a
artanti ease was called to Mr. T,,,.
zona eion during his visit 10 tha aaIl a $
Seaera oelore he was inaurnratasi aaai
in The csas was tried before three indsesl 1tea
sentenced ahaI zone, but before he us.s' So
orders este hIissnt hIriessident Roosevelt gave
oy Jury The ATTORNEY sns s OF trial
dono that no injustice baa De
coneiod COW ana that 'Segera was ur oeen
The daily sentinel., 1909-05-07
THE CLUB CONFERENCES.

me Western Slope club conference
M Nh convene tomorrow morning in
tne e. Congregational church. i''
The program opens nro,.,..
9o O'Clock. and every club yvor,a.s
anu all other women are invite.I i''. - :,
oe present at these sessions. Tba -
'ernoon session opens at o,cioai-
Inc gentlemen are invited to IN
senu lhese meetings. as the nsn
anu discussions are subjects os 5r
The daily sentinel., 1909-05-07
A MONUMENT TO LoNGFEILow
Especial to The Sentinel. \

washington. May THE monu-
ment erected in memory of the poet
LongIeiiow was dedicated TODAY with
appropriate ceremonies Win
Cnief Justice Fuller presided and
PRESIDENT Taft took part in the nro- @
seeaings- Bishop Mackay-smith of
e1nsyivania. General A. w. Greelv
dresses. iiaue ad-
The monument stands at conrao.;
cut avenue and M street North-,.e'..
ana Is OF marble from Scotland
The daily sentinel., 1909-05-07
HELM is SELECTED
Especial to The Sentinel

Especial to The Sentinel.
!. Denver, May 7.-Joseph @. :
!. ieiIn, who succeeded the Iate :
!. eus'ice caswell on the bench or :;
!. .ne supreme court, but who re- :
|. siiea from Office last January :,
: ,a as peen chosen as the attorney ).
/. ror the Moffat company and !.
!. oIa, 70 succeed Senator Charles !.
i. to' rlugnes' who resigned the at j.
7 the senate eeeeu 10
The daily sentinel., 1909-05-07
TOPLACs.SddAN(
At MERCY Oh
LABOR |
lBy Associated PICS. ]

Paris, May Public sympa
and law seem today TO be cle'
against the Post Telegraph and II
phone Employees association wi
yesterday threw down the gage
battle to the government by trs
forming itself into syndicate
union under the laws of 1884. /
dence accumulated today shows
the formation of this union was
the first step in a far reaching 4
of a general federation of Iabo1
place the entire machinery of
government at its mercy.
The congress of railroad men.
secret session today, decided to
nit the question of a general st
TO the referendum and appointed
permanent strike committee.
patches from Lyons. Havre and Cd
cities say the Post Telegraph
Employees association !
voted in principal for a gena
strike.
Cakes, cakes, cakes, to sell/
Crowns tomorrow.
The daily sentinel., 1909-05-07
INSPECT BATTLESHIP
[By Associated Press.

New Orleans, La, May r. J
: Lying at anchor in the stream, !
after having journeyed through 1
= the passes and up the Mississip- j
= pi river without untoward hap :.
= pening, the battleship Missouri 4
: was boarded and inspected by a !;
= large throng of interested visit :
= ors today. =
The daily sentinel., 1909-05-07
ANOTHER RIOT AND
SEVERAL ARE DEAD
IBy Associated PICS. ]

FL Paso, Texas. May News
reached here this morning that fol-
lowing riot on the sanborn pIanta-
tion near Vera Cruz, another riot be-
tween Mexicans took place ON the
Santa Fe plantation near T1acofaIpam
i'm which a number were killed with
knives and guns The American vice
consul is now at Acayuean. where
Harold Sanborn is in Jail He will
protect the interests OF the young
Cbicagoan.
The daily sentinel., 1909-05-07
HANGED FOR MURDER
OF HIS SWEETHEART
IBy Associated Press. ]

Boise, Idaho, May Fired Seward
was hanged today in the Idaho PEN
itentiary here for the murder of
Clara O'Neil whom he shot TO death
in Moscow, Idaho, October f0OS.
Seward met death bravely. Seward
had been infatuated with the woman
and because she would not accept
his counsel TO reform her life Seward
killed her. He then made an unsuc-
cessful attempt TO commit suicide.
He was convicted and sentenced to be
hanged but twice was repiieved.
The daily sentinel., 1909-05-07
WHEAT CONDITIONS
ANNOUNCED TODAY
[By Associated prass

: washington, May An av- &
= erage condition of S3.5 per cent :,
= Ior winter wheat and S8.1 nor :.
: eent tor rye on May 1 last as :,
: AGAINST a 1O-year average on :,
!. ma. date of SO and S9.i per :.
= cent, respectively, was an :.
a ns uIced In today's crop report j.
!. v VI the department of agricult- !.
4 h me area of winter wheat IN :,
: 600 o. narvested arres was about 27,s71,- :
: + j. 4. a. =. =
The daily sentinel., 1909-05-07
The DATE IS SET

great Marathon may 49, has been as the dav for
ea na the ssnmsn getting DOWN n0n to race
and boys who hve mas mas been NO such
the race pull down the e s red blood in their are go @
America aside from sn mas become the greatest popular
youth oyi b and young old mn n'sed a 18th the
front 5dns lie mold There their
MAKE % y a ct s Big
you Don't that wne Of every boy
est of the th o. Winning p @ as physically hs
File your names with English Marathon the winner
spirits enter cop 1t makes for good health oT your
Saul Te but just ss the
'ne try and has faVoes San n everyone wants to s 's
The daily sentinel., 1909-05-07
ASH HEAP A NUISANCE
Special to The sen,,,,a, ,

os rIheoio. Colo, May -,
Yer & ag Rio Groye who live near fsldents tSe nat
of which baya nrande de ash heap, the fumes nens
n1a;ly' ns1n.iy' have decided 10 ~o na deaths re-
that that ne 20 the city authorities aa a com
who live live menace be removed Suo Va ask
low their @ near ns,,,e the place will mumen NOR e,
for fear they feg'dFen wil1 out D Of their sight M
esnaci.nd srneS and the condition Isn' bas by the
bows b',al,y na menacing since as awa become
day. Haorlowly ons escaped death tho vsstal small
scious While n OF wa5l the boys fell nncon ssseI-
and his companion aaiusang ga across the place
ash ASHER her out and call for iesy ba1n able to
or carbon dp is burning and p the The
strong. ' Those aioside KID. are unusuaI1s sumes
fam lam that their health IKE !, nearby also
axe The Sentinel for all tho
The daily sentinel., 1909-05-07
APPOINTED TODAY
Especial to The Sentinel 7

Especial to The Sentinel
= Denver, May 7.AAt,orn :,
General John c. Barnett tod !,
: announced the appointments os !.
{. u u. y. Brewer and Robert NJ :
q NahDusen as two of the inberii :
! eahee tax appraisers to serve :
. nhder the new state law. !.
!. Pr ~ IS probable that George i.
!; bradley of Ouray will GET t5e = =
third membership. '"e =
= + + + + I. + + + :. j. :. :. :.
The daily sentinel., 1909-05-07
'BRYAN'S DAUGHTER IS
AMONG THE VISITORS
IN GRAND JUNCTION

MYTH Mrs Ruth Bryan Leav the daughter an
wv lustrious father of its prominent
guests, the conference of the
Colorado Federation of Woman Clubs morning
Tor s 9th annual session. and today has gathering
of the fair delegates visitors
BESIDES the daughter of the
OF otne very prominent ladies here including Pueb
10 president of the State Federation Churchill of
'reee past president of the State Federation Iaf
y of Denver the brilliant lady legislature
m barney Napier of Glenwood Springs states best
known society and club women of po
nnoe The conference promises the most successful ever held
by the organization ~ ~ - "ei'
The daily sentinel., 1909-05-07
ARE CHARGED WITH
UNDER WE|GH|N|
lBy Associated Press

Ne" York. May 5.-IndicfmeI
Tor conspiracy were returned fod
against Oliver Splitter who ,vns
perintendent OF the docks of the a
erican Sugar Refining Co. at Bru1
iyn and six other employees OF 4
company, alleged to have been /;
piicated in the sugar under1yeiphi
ira'uas charged by the government
its recent suit.
The daily sentinel., 1909-05-07
A MILLION FOR CHARITY
Especial to Tho co,.,

ooo SoIiicago, May More than saoo
10 gwen to charity in the will ~
Spraruepl pi 1 ugue, late president of
I Inis city, who died in Pasadana OF
!s.epruary 20. Under certain & al
sions, this sum will be incraa sad .onai-
sL,o4o:O 900. The rest of tbe ast 10
w mntGn bin is valued at $4,000, 900 is 1ee,
The daily sentinel., 1909-05-07
BUCKET SHOP MEN
ARE FOUND GUILTY
.ilc5 !, Sy ), :. = ssociated Press !,

: V1ncinnati. a ~ ITess.
: ]: Jury in the csss ~. May THE .
: dSssg.ss g0ysr and llve sass others Of LSsis %ns
: !. do,,d to dsfraud in Dr1ng run5,t the mails !
+ verdsd bucket shop. rat so :
; See states ss Of guilty in the tbuTnea rI =
The qaserlet district court here m,eed tode Z
: 81. .ooo penalty is fine 81 fe9day- =
. i. + : sps.sn.a...eIntiary, : !. ! or b'ns both In
The daily sentinel., 1909-05-07
FARMER GETS DAMAGES
Especial to The Sentinel

Sahon City. Colo, May 7.-mrs z
H. G9maer of Florence was awasai., =,
! Jnagment for s1,432 againsf 1sa ,Sa
aschinson. ,aala Topeka & Santa Fa pai' .Ie
tS; toaa company in the district oos.u, oaii-
twn s morning morn for the loss of twen,r utr :
catt,a neau z OF Hereford cattle. Tba
trains IN 9oon Siiied by the company's
wa was tried first last fan ana nee II
rallied to agree anu the jury
The daily sentinel., 1909-05-07
CONTRACTORS TO
HIRE ANY W0RKMEN
Especial TO The sentinel !

penver, May THE general con-
.ractors association last night issued
ts uitinlatum in the form of resoJ,,-
uohs ordering all work to START nynip
next iuesday, and instructing all
contractors 10 hire any men that they
n'n nire or desire To hire in case the
nS 81 Trades Carpenters refused
TO take the work. The contractn,.-
association state that they are fuiI,,
determined ON this course.
The daily sentinel., 1909-05-07
EPIDEMIC OF MURDER
Especial to The sentino, ;,

,ba Nasnyille, G, Tenn. May 7.-Wbe,bar
rnac,- ma copper shooting of Senator Car Car
Enow breeder of murders is not
cured IN pas len ten murders have oc-
edv In tennessee since that trae
eay- There are now 20 cases a. os rrag-
uer on the calendar for trial u nur-
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are improving Sdner n In nj, which the people
SLOWS sre that the peopie "ns ns this year
to hsn,. snnom.e-iovers and thar ,nis city
love eautify their lawns Is me work
The daily sentinel., 1909-05-07
BIG DISTURBANCE
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+ constantinople. May L. +
+ There is considerable disturb :
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: andage is being carried on in !.
i the very suburbs of the capital. i.
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The daily sentinel., 1909-05-07
A GUEST OF HONOR
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- =, ,tsllliwaukee, Wis: M.,s,a., s7ss,] s;.-
sador % sernstorff. che s;er,,a :,
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er on ki,sp given today by the NJ. at 2
ganigat;. . an arfstoeratic st,s e rrssi aosu tseh
spoke Oh addressing the club mo 49,.
''',sNe IN a happy vein, 's g oun Z