The daily sentinel., 1909-02-25

| Howard Guyer. a popular Delta
| young man, was a visitor in the city
this morning and yesterday.
| Samuel G. McMullin will return
today from Denver. where he has
been for the past few days on busi
ness.
The II. j. Gray real estate party.
which left a short time ago to look
over the Pecos valley land, is ex-
pected home today.
Yes, McCary has the California
Moline extension orchard disc, too,
as well as the Planet Junior and
| full line of Moline plow goods.
Practically all of the finishing
work on the second and third stories
of the Y. NJ. C. A. building has been
completed The basement is also
| nearing completion.
A large number of the farmers in
the lower valley have been making
extensive improvements in the way
of protecting their land from seep-
age. A car load of the Delta tiling
has arrived and is being unloaded
and placed on the land under the di-
rection of the government expert, d.
G. Miller. In this part of the val
ley, too. the fruit growers are be-
ginning to do their spring plowing
and cultivating.
Rev. John DAILY. the famous rector of
the Boys Home at Milwaukee. Wis.
will be heard in one of his great lee
lures as an attraction of the knights
of Columbus lecture course. Father
Daily is one OF the great speakers on
the American platform and those who
will hear him tonight have a rich,
rare treat in store for them. He is
an eloquent, entertaining, witty yet
impressive speaker. There will be
extra tickets for those not holding
season tickets.
One week from last night at big
meeting at which work in the third
rank will be done and a suitable pro-
gram will be carried out, the local
lodge Knights of Pythias, will cele-
brate its anniversary and great time
is anticipated. Last night work was
done in the second rank at a largely
attended meeting and arrangements
completed for the recital to be given
by Gladys Ives Brainerd, the brilliant
pianist, on March 16 at the Park
opera house under the auspices of
| the lodge.
Tonight the High school students
will have full sway over the Majestic
theatre. All over and above a certain
amount of the box office receipts goes
| into the treasury of the Athletic as
sociation 10 help pay up their many
| debts and they are counting on MAX
! ing nice sum of money tonight.
I Three performances will be given and
1 ii is thought that all can be accom-
modated without the unpleasant
crowding and over-filling of the
room. The program for tonight is as
] follows: Pictures, Paper Cock-a-
| Doodles,' IT'S Only the winter
songs, Just AS the Tide Went Out"
and when the Apple Blossoms" The
second series are, pictures, "A Love
! ly Lass" and The School Childrens
| Strike"
| Today Messrs. Plank & Fulghum,
manufacturers of the National Or
| ehard Heater. the locally manufac-
| tured heater that has attracted such
| widespread attention and which will
| be used in hundreds of orchards this
spring, placed an order for a full car
| load of storage and wagon tanks to
! be used by orchardists in hauling and
storing oil for smudging purposes.
Every one of these tanks has been
sold. However, Messrs. Plank C Full
ghum state that they are still in posi-
tion to fill orders not only for tanks
| but for their make of heaters if those
who still want to place orders will
get busy at once. There is no time
| to lose and it will soon be too late to
get in an order. The National heater
people, in spite of the heavy demands
| on their factory, are making every
| to the very last possible day.