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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-09


have forever fareswarn natsitnany
by that time we'll their cases are
hot,4issm
Humanity in mad rush 10 we'd
tia, 4. 10 set the prsprf authority
10 lie up whsnevsr they % desire
that Il the unique thing you can
see rn0ss any daY this Wsek II YOU
drop into the auditors office
Ns ihss ~oe''
Nov tho question arises whathsf
or not tho lleenaea - secured can be
used after tho Tins limit act for the
issuance.
Isdes Wilson n Gay this morn.
lus said that he dia no; - any
thlns In IN. lae that would ,naks
The old licenses Void vhon ths new
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-09

LOUISVILLE. Ky, June s.-rhs
Imperial Council Of shrlners. in ses-
sion In this city, today chose New
Orleans as the next meeting place
Of the order, The next session ia
scheduled for April i2, 1910.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-09

Tits rush IL considered collectively.
flt q course there are iust stacks
u romantic marriages IN progress,
and n,snf % the ilesnHss issued cex-
o. the rrai ola fsshionsd sort II
courishirsl bat these rare Instances
are completely submerged In the
majority u other licenses which
show business Instincts predominant
Friday is the last day you can
secure certificate without sulnE
through a bunch af rcd tap, and
incidentally. pay ilt Or more for
doctors certificates, etc. IN excess
u the present fee
After Friday a certificate from q
reliable physician IL necessary and
horror u horrors, the old time maa-
nrr u stating The aEc 40 legal IL 70
b. done away with.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-09
TODAY ISA
BRIGHT DAY
AT A.-Y.-P.
CHILDREN AND pref.
TY FLOWERS ON
GROUNDS.
Foresters and Crocers Hold
Celebrations
Today.

rltiafs,. Is,,a H.. ...,t,t,,..a q,
make beautiful pleture M the
.A.Y.p etpo,ition eronnaa t,day
ar,., .,,,..t.. -, -. -.
~ ''e' On WY ''''ip Wv w."
one SCHOOLS ana Institutions ot the
city, brought out on account OF the
catholie Order of rerestsra aav and
49,. e.. -. .,t.,.,,.t.t :.
'''' ''tH9' N''' ale'''p''o -
every Visitor by the iAalea OF the W
C, 2 U. III honor Of Flower Mission
day
v..,,.5 a. -,
'u.',sil, '9i'' tne k'9unus H'is
.,,...-.ss -. -. -
~. -. ~.
wy "i',n'aA u'''
The thfeng OF Visitors and their
friends were supplemented later IN
The aav hy IN. local sr,eer. aud
-. -. -. -. T.. -
s''''' ei'pl " ~ VIM eains :" nun
dreds Ief 10" nrocef9 DAY program
thla Afternoon at the Stadium.
a...n,i., a.. p,.t.,.
~ '.-.',,, -. -,
wv sfpessl ",sn' slael lheiuuee
y. ~, ,sesf' w.. 7. nls'lul'a ,aiioli ana
y ~ n',a usiol p'oHinent Na,h'
. ,, - ss,s wv ,ufA s,a,e pniia
rs ,a, 49,, " vac eiiie''n ui 'le
- ''s''l' , i.s.s'i o'oeela assoeihu oh,
~ ~ nlisesi,vn w. iisuineiA az
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-09

A reception in the Washington
state Building at the A-Y..P, will
be held next Monday evening. June
IA, In honor Of can Jules de Jus
serand, French ambassador to th,
United StateS
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-09
SUPREME COURT
JUSTICE IS nv CITY JAIL
JAMES B. REAVIS is
HELD AS lNSAN-
ITY SUSPECT.
Roams About the Streets
ALFRED in Night
Shirt Only.

while wandering almlessly about
on Capitol Hill In his night shirt
shortly before ~ o'clock, James -
Reavis, q Justice Of the supreme
court under Gov, John r. Rogers,
and a well known attorney. was
taken Into custody by ratrolmen
iioag and Steon and was lodged
In a cell at the city jail,
Physicians at the city hospital OK,
amined tho former Judge this morn
ms and are Of the opinion that his
mental condition should be looked
into by an insanity commission.
wanders Away.
Roayls formerly resided in East
erff Washington, but came to So.
attic several months ago. Late last
night, according to the story he
told to Dr |. Il. Greene. inferno OF
the city hospital, this morning
neavis left his realdence, at ii42
Fifteenth ay., because he did not
like 10 be cooped up
Instead Of donning his street
clothes the forrncr supreme court
Justice left home IN his night shirt
lie wandered about the Capitol I'M
district for nearly an hour before
ratrolmen Hloag aud stoen ran
across him
Wants to Get Out.
At the city Jail this morning Rca-
Wis expressed a desire to get out
of his cell, but the Jail attendants
would not allow him TO leave,
Reavls was a well known pnliti.
clan during the heyday Of popullsm
and when Gov Rogers was elected
Reavis was given berth on the
state supreme bench,
City hospital physicians will con
! Ter with Mrs. Roayla today as to
what disposition will be made of
the former Judge.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-09
LET'S NATRON
KELLEY SPEND MONEY
JUST As SHE PLEASES

The spotlight which has been thrown upon the management
the Detention Home Mra Kelley and the cost to the county
Of maintaining this the 10 dozen children at most
who held there time pending nsesisa
lion OF their juvenile showing number Of
with this that for the Of the tax
payer had better be left in the dark
Yesterday Kelley presented bin TO the county commits
aone for groceries that she bad purchased during the month OF
May This bill the that Mrs Kelley dd not even
instance purchase supplies purchasing
This thing condemned In tho Of the purchase Of
locks for the jail medicine for the prisoners by Sheriff Hodge has
been by the commissioners Mrs keya case without
even requiring the vouchers for the purchases made BY her
BILL is ALLOWED WITHOUT QUESTION
An she required do make running account
Of what money she had paid out for provisions and her bill was
The amount that bin Mr. Taxpayer ,7os month
Of April aud 1880 for the month Of May
Pretty bin for few people for county home
Coffee at 80 cents pound was purchased and
Of coffee purchased during the month Of May amounted m The
bin for the coffee for month for the county jail Sbout ~
and here in the AZ hez supply 100 men who require coffee every
Another i,cm on the bill worthy Of comment is strawberries
Now OF the supply from the chill
dfen delinquent children
This moth totals
five dollars, -
Kelley found purchase bananas
pnapp other deoaees for the naughty little
all this without tho authority Of the purchasing agent
County Commissioner cagau nothing irregular
proceeding and check whatsoever kept Mrs Keeys
manner running Of the
number she charge
Of food necessary questioned checked
the Detention Home Matren Kelley Is the auoeat and her
slightest wish IL observed
determining how chdrch she for be
through the book she kcep by watching the number
Of The largest
tho number IN the nhbohood OF dozen children
during The heaviest rush and at times there are but one or two chill
drcnh the home
The children placed pending
juvenile and there for than few days
MRS. KELLEY HAS GOOD JoB
Kelley receives from the hcr salary Of ninety dollars
fifty amounting dollars
phone all Incidental
grocery for the children and for her family
In return a a day
/ al a line at under the Of H.
Commissioner Cardigan refused allow salary
dollars be paid the jail matrone who have charge
number OF delinquent children all
older hose Kelley.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-09

Isn't It awfuif Al the Eood old
easy methods TO 10 a thing " the
past Never more can Tho busting
bride ssIuivetate IN tbs matter Of
how many summers phe has seen.
Hhs must. after Hctt Friday. tell
ihs cold. unaympathefic license clefk
Just how ola she ls-snd on her oath
too. And II she should fibi Well
that would m; tbs license on the
bum afterwards
Taking all these thlnss Into cen
aidsratlsn. wouldn't you secure your
harsaia license now II you contem.
plated getting spiiesd any time IN
the next year or " 10 comet
The age u the license has not tean
determined Better get IN line nov
Cupid dafe says thu more the
mefrier But tha divorce Judges are
inwafdlf uitcrinR a feeble protest.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-09
HUNDREDS ARE KILLED
IN TIDAL WAVE AND
EARTHQUAKE
REPORTS FROM suMATRA
GIVE ADVlc1s OF AN.
OTHER HORROR.

ffT tnlted ffessil
The HAGUE, June e,--At
leas, $50 natives were Killed
and nearly . thousand injured
by an earthquake and tidal
wave which swept an island
of Padanq, Sumatrs, Thurs
day, according TO delayed dis
patches received BY officials
here today.
SINGAPORE, June D.
meaqer advioes received here
to-day say that the town Of
korencha, sumatra, was de-
stroysd a few days ago by an
earthquake, The death list ls
supposed 10 number several
hundred.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-09
Dan Cupid Is the Busy Lit.
tie Bee in Seattle
Now.

what Ia - rare a. a day In
June = and what IL 20 common ~
a June bridef
June brides ara cVnmsn this year.
rhs rommohest thlngs Imaginable.
In fact. iuns brides may u classcd
~ the garden variety,
An the hsautisai romantic traai.
tions u The call u sprins days. mat.
las season. hti2idins trees. biashinr
nsidrns. shady heiis and all the
other wholly attractive factors that,
tn the past. have been responsible
for dear old jaae's holding the palm
in thu marriage business. have been
swept aside. and ahls June ntill
holds her fifsi piar~. this sear a ir
because hundreds 90 cooily practical
masrlAEes will b. uaieunitrd. and
calm business Ike methods In -.
caring u licenses are adopted.
And ssll They Come.
Licenses 10 marry to the numbss
u ist have heen Issued during the
first EIGHT days n June BY Licvnas
Clerk Gage. and stiii they come
Never In the history Of marriages
have 20 many people been ready and
anxious 70 plunge into the double
state Tho ilne-up before the license
window Il like run on a bank IN
nanieky times The time lifuli for
securing A marriage license with Ut
tie or no trouble will he Up NEXT
Friday. and II there are not few
clerks IN the auditors office who
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-09

WEATHER FORECAST.
Fair tonight and Thursday
light northwest winds.
The daily sentinel., 1909-06-21

When you think harness or nugsS
think Fred Mantey.
The daily sentinel., 1909-06-21
THE REMEDY EXPLODED.
Especial 10 The Sentinel. /


Pueblo. Colo, June 21.-In prepar-
ing new remedy for rheumatism in
order to treat her husand, Mrs. Nick
Mastro of 92S Box Elder street, was
burned, and is now at the Minnequa
hospital.
Mastro has been a victim of rheu-
matism for several years, and some
one told his wife that if she would
boil bone in a mixture of gasoline
and coal oil the result would be lin
iment which would surely cure rheu-
matism.
Mrs. Mastro attempted to boil n
bone in the mixture and had not pro-
ceeded far when the mixture explod-
ed and the burning oil caught her
about the face and chest infiicting
burns which are serious but not nee
essarily fatal.
The fire department was called to
put out the blaze, the kitchen having
been covered with the burning oil,
but the damage was not heavy.
The daily sentinel., 1909-06-21
YIELD l2 MILLION DOLLARS
[special to The sentinel. l

Seattle. Wash, June 21.=The gold
diggings in the neighborhood OF
Fairbanks. Alaska. will yield S12,-
100000 during the present year. ac-
cording to report received by a
Seattle bank from its correspondent
in the Northern camp. All the con
ditions favor the miners-w weather
water supply and rich run of gravel
Development of quartz lodges whose
breaking up furnished the placer
field is Just beginning.
Three gold ships carrying more
than S1,500,000 are on the way to
Seattle.
The daily sentinel., 1909-06-21
TRIBUTE is PAID
TO MEMORY OF DEAD
Continued from Page -

ANOnllnueu from rage ~
Arms T. N. Stiles. No order has
more impressive ceremonial work for
memorial purposes than the Knights
of Pythias.
Attorney Roebothem, of Hotchkiss,
invited by the local lodge to deliver
the address of the afternoon, deliv-
cred what was beyond a doubt one
of the finest, most eloquent and most
Interesting memorial addresses ever
heard in Grand junction and Grand
junction has heard many great
memorial addresses in past years
The speaker is young man and has
only been a resident of America
few years having come to Colorado
from England. He is. certainly a
speaker of brilliant ability and those
who heard him yesterday afternoon
are most enthusiastic over the ad-
dress. Mr.. Roebothem has Won
derful Now of language. a pleasing
and eloquent delivery, his illustra-
tions were most timely and he pre-
sented a vast array of inspiring
thoughts and noble sentiments. II
was an ideal memorial address. de-
livered in an ideal manner the
strength of its sincerity equaled the
strength of its beauty.
No lovlier musical program has
been carried out at a service of any
kind i'm the city in long time than
that offered yesterday afternoon.
Mr.. Edwin A. sherman. easily one
of the finest soloists in western Colo
RADIO. possessing a voice of marvellous
power and beauty, rendered "One
Sweetly Solemn Thought" and it was
magnificent Interpretation of this
sublime song.
In the Secret of His Presence, -
was given by Mrs Myrtle |. Greer.
the well known soprano. Mrs. Greer
always sings in superb manner but
rarely has she been heard to better
advantage than in the splendid rem
dition of this sweet and famous Sc
| lection.
One of the most inspiring of sacred
ballads. Evans I4loyd's masterpiece,
| Eternity" had been chosen as her
solo by Mrs. Edwin Price and no fea-
ture of the afternoon was more thor
| oughly enjoyed than this solo. Mrs.
Price has an exceedingly sweet voice
THE Recessional. difficult but
wonderful in its beauty and strength
was splendidly rendered by Mr.. NJ. II
Loeffler. 1t was, like all of the other
musical numbers, most appropriate
for the occasion. MIR. Loeffler has a
very pleasing voice, clear and reso-
nant.
Tennyson's Crossing the Bar
one of the grandest and most sub
lime poems ever written, and which
has been so sweetly set to music by
Dudley Buck. was sung by Mrs
James Pinnell. whose remarkable
contralto voice adds strength and
beauty to any program. 1t was a
rendition long to be remembered by
those who heard it yesterday. AS q
soloist Mrs. Pinnell has but few
equals in the state.
The Roll Call of the Dead made by
Charles Gasho, Keeper of Records
and Seals of the lodge. showed that
four members have entered upon
eternal life. They are William f
Sharp, GUSTAV A. Hermann. John
Porter and Thomas Ferrill.
The exercises came to an end short
ly after o'clock.
The several committees in charge
of the details of the service were as
follows:
Memorial mittee-W. G. VII
son. A. II. Davis and Walter Walker
Decorations--W. W. Orr. X r
Aldrich and Charles Gasho.
Reception-Joseph p. Sweeney. r.
c. Walker. NJ. II. Loeffler and c. II
Robinson.
The daily sentinel., 1909-06-21

Quite a stir was created this
morning when a number of local
people noticed on the register at the
st. Regis, this registration. Howard
Gould, New York" Immediately the
report was scattered around town
that Howard Gould, one of the prin-
cipals in the great divorce trial now
on in New York. had quietly drop
ped into Grand Junction A good
many people who knew Mr.. Gould
was in New York at the trial Satur-
day decided that if he were here he
must have come over in an airship.
However, it was not Howard Gould
but a travelling man who in spirit
of humor wrote the name Howard
Gould"
Going, going, not quite gone!
Poultrymen, come for free copy Con-
keys 25c Poultry Book. Grand juno
tion Fruit Growers Association. BY
mail, 4c.
Mrs. w. NJ. Van Buren, and daugh-
tor Reulah left this afternoon on
The daily sentinel., 1909-06-21

We are anxious to make you ore
of our customers. We carry the
newest and most uptodate line %
jewelry in town. Our watch auG
jewelry repairing is strictly guar
anteed. .-B Blackstone Jewelry CG-
551 Main-st.
The daily sentinel., 1909-06-21

Our work viii be right up-to-date
this season as in the past, and we
will be better able to handle our in
creased trade this year as we are
putting in new machinery and will
soon move into larger building
J. II. Lane.
The daily sentinel., 1909-06-21
G. ]. MAGENHEIMER is HERE.
TWO TRAINS OF TEAMS COMING
lContlnued rrom page l.


We propose to keep our contract in
every detail with the Orchard Mesa
people. We know that they are anx-
ious TO get the water flowing in the
new ditch as quickly as possible. Ev-
erything is working out in good
shape and with big forces of teams
and men. all necessary machinery,
much of the supplies here and more
coming all the time, there is no rea-
son why the work cannot move very
rapidly indeed
In discussing the high line canal
proposition and the matter nf the
Magenheimers proposing to build the
big project if the project was open
to private capital MIR. Magenheimer
said i'm part:
when Messrs. DeLong and Aup-
perle were in Chicago en- route to
Washington we assured them that we
would offer no opposition to the gov
ernment building of the canal what
ever, that we simply would like to
make proposition if private capital
was given chance to build the canal.
We told the gentlemen that they
were at liberty to see all the cores
pondence that had passed between
our people and the interior depart
ment relative to the canal.
We do not, nor never did, propose
to interfere with the high line canal
project so long as the government
had II under consideration and the
people wanted the government to
build ii. We have placed no OBJ
stacles in the way of government
construction, nor will we.
We stand willing to do every
thing in our power to help the high
line project along. We realize that
~ will be a great thing for this VAL
ley. In fact, | do not believe the
people realize what wonderful
growth will follow for this section
when the high line and the Orchard
Mesa projects are completed
I'VE have several large irrigation
projects on our hands just now,
projects larger than either of the
local projects, therefore, we have
plenty to do for a good while TO come
and this in itself is a reason suffic-
lent for us not interfering with the
high line canal project. There was
not the least justification on the
part of T. C. Henry or any one else to
declare that we were trying to inter-
fere, prevent government construc
ton and get the contract for our own
COMPANY
I'VE simply stood ready TO make a
proposition to the people in case the
government dropped the project and
they were willing for private capital
TO build the ditch The people could
have accepted or rejected the prop
osition.
We can be counted upon as stand
ing ready to assist in any way the
development of this rich valley, and
nothing is farther from our inten-
tons than standing in the way of
any desire the people of this section
may have"
Mr.. Magenheimer states that he
will 20 20 Palisade in few days. He
will go TO Salt Lake City shortly on
a business trip but he will be here
and in the Palisade section the great
er part of the summer giving atten-
tion to the Orchard Mesa project.
Mr.. Magenheimer has been greeted
by numerous local citizens today.
The daily sentinel., 1909-06-21
See Van Hoorebeke
FOR REALTY SNAPS

Fine s-room house and four lots ::
good terms. Only $500. Will take
smaller house or lots in part pay
ment.
10 acres; in bearing orchard !;
good buildings; full water right |:
easy terms. Only $500.
New 5-room modern house; two
lots. Terms. Only S2,450. Will
take pair lots as part payment.
4-room house; two lots; on Chipe-
ia. Terms easy. Only $1,000.
20 acres; 10 in orchard; 10 in al
falfa; fine buildings; water right {;
splendid location. Only $500.
acres in 3-year-old orchard to
trade for city property.
Choice High Line land at $40 to
$3.50 per acre.
Money to Loan. Fire Insurance.
The daily sentinel., 1909-06-21

Rev. Davis, of Denver. here in the
interest of the new chapel 10 be
erected at Denver University deliv-
cred an address at the Methodist
church yesterday morning.
]. F. Spencer and wife expect to
leave tomorrow for a visit and ex-
tended trip in the North western coast
states and visit to the fair
Col w. T. S, May, OF Collbran, is
in the city today on business.
The daily sentinel., 1909-06-21
HIGH LINE
PERRY SIMMONS

Low rates to nearly all Eastern
points via the Rio Grande. Tickets
on sale daily after June at city
ticket office.
The daily sentinel., 1909-06-21

II you are a sufferer from Head
aches call on Chas. Gasho, Optometr-
list, room 81 Reed block, who has
given hundreds of persons the de-
sired relief by removing the cause.
The daily sentinel., 1909-06-21

Insure a quick sale of your house
by installing one of our reliable azs
gas tight furnaces.-The Grand
Junction Cornice e Heating CoE-
pany. 724 Main street.
The daily sentinel., 1909-06-21

We have awnings to match the
color of your house. or any stripe
you WANT H. Lane.
The daily sentinel., 1909-06-21

Barton & Terrill do heavy hauling
at reasonable rates.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1909-10-29
CLOSED AVENUE
THAT is NEEDED
CITY COUNCIL IN THE TERRI
ToRIAL DAYS ABANDONED
FIRST AVENUE NORTH, EAST
OF SECOND sTREET-TRUNk
SEWER MAY BE BLOCKED.

There is possibility that when the
city council comes to negotiate for the
construction Of tine proposed trunk
sewer on First avenue north from
Tenth street to the river, that several
obstacles may be encountered. which
II they materialize can be charged up
to one ofuthe pioneer councils Of the
city, which served back in the terri
torial days.
According to the official plats and
records, First avenue north, east of
Second street was vacated by the CITY
years ago. 1t was figured that there
would never be any use for the thor
oughfare and on petition it was al
lowed to revert back to the adjoining
property. Since that time buildings
nave been constructed and the land
put in such shape that 1t would be
next to impossible to open 1T for a
street
While 1t is possible that the present
owners of the property will allow the
city to construct trunk sewer
through the lots, there is also the pos
sibility that neat royalty will be
charged. The city at the present time
has small sewer through the prop
erty and 1t is the plan to remove this
and install the large trunk type
The short sighted policy Of the early
council in vacating the avenue is now
quite apparent to those who have to
do with municipal affairs. Even
though it was not needed at that time.
1t might Just as well have been held.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1909-10-29
POSSIBLE LANDS
MAY BE WITHDRAWN
COMMISSIONER BROWN AND
SHERIFF BOYLE CONFER WITH
GOVERNOR AND LAND COMMITS
sIoNER-THE STATE OFFICIALS
AGREE WITH THE FARMERS.

Drainage Commissioner Brown and
Sheriff Boyle Of this county appeared
before Governor Burke and Land
Commissioner Mcdonald at Bismarck
yesterday and received assurances
from these gentlemen that they would
do everything In their power to have
the state board of school lands with
draw the leased lands in this county
from sale.
Messrs. Brown and Boyle represent
cd a number of lessees OF the school
lands In this county. Mr.. Brown in
formed the state officials that he had
leased school lands an dhad summer
fallowed them last summer prepare
tory to the crop next year. If these
lands were to be sold as advertised
Il would work great injustice to MIN
and he did not believe the state could
afford to take such action. He point
ed out that IL the lands withheld from
the market till the expiration of the
leases they would then be even more
valuable than now and as the state
school fund did not need the money.
the best interests of the lessees would
be conserved by postponing the sale.
Mr.. Brown represented thirty FIVE
other Iessees.
While the full board was not in ses-
sion 1t is thought very probable the
other members will take the same
view as Governor Burke and Commits
sioner Mcdonald. In that event the
sale advertised in this county for
Dec. IL will not be held