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The daily sentinel., 1909-06-09
Rivers Fall Several Inches During the
Night and Rise Slowly Today
The Worst is Yet to Come. !
WILD REPORTS ARE CIRCULATED

This morning there We're ALI sorts
of reports afloat regarding the con-
dition of the two rivers. The first
sensational report or rumor was to
the effect that an 1S inch wave was
sweeping down the Grand river to-
ward Grand Junction. A little later
came a report to the effect that there
was wall of water 8 feet high
sweeping down the Gunnison. These
reports naturally caused consider
able excitement but Investigations by
The Sentinel proved them to be un-
true.
The Bowman slaughter house. To-
Gated on the Grand southwest of the
city, was washed out this afternoon
by the floods.
This afternoon the rivers were at
about the same stage they were yes
terday afternoon. Both rivers fell
several inches during the night bat
rose slowly today. The cooler wealth
er held the flood tide back consid-
erably today. This afternoon the
Grand and the Gunnison are rising
but very slowly.
Water Supt. vedder of the city
water works, informed The Sentinel
The daily sentinel., 1909-06-09
SECRETS OF THE BLACK HAND
LAID BARE AND THE RING
LEADERS CAUGHT

Those arrested today were Sam
Lima. said to be the ringleader of the
gang and Jose RiZzo in Marion, An
tonic Marisini in Dennison and Col
logero Vicarrio in Bellefontaine.
These arrests were made from letters
sent TO John Marion, a wealthy fruit
dealer in Columbus, Ohio. The in
spectors say they have evidence in
rear little room of the fruit store
in Marion conducted by the Rizzos.
was the headquarters of the society
in this country and they found in n
safe there letters that will throw
light on many successful attempts to
extort money from wealthy Italians
in Ohio. New York. Pennsylvania and
other states.
Ii is said by the officers that they
have found that the society is an
ironbound organization. membership
in which is invested with blood curd-
ling oaths, grips, passwords and
signs. The conspirators are alleged
to have sent $4,000 monthly to Italy
The daily sentinel., 1909-06-09
NEWSM|THSTORE
TO Be OPENED
TOMORROW
One of the Most Beautiful Drug
Stores in Colorado Will Have a
Delightful Formal Opening.
COMPANY INVITES THE PUBLIC

The new Fourth street branch of
the c. d. Smith Drug Company
stores opens tomorrow.
The opening is not to be passed
over with simply the opening of the
doors of the new establishment, but
1t is to be made more conspicuous
event to the public than mere for
mality.
What the c. d. Smith Drug Com
pany does in the way of providing
entertainment in the opening of its
new store is not from any desire to
crafty personal pride, but is done in
behalf of the public. 1t might be
truthfully said that this business is
run in behalf of the public, and.
when anything is done to make the
stores of this company more attract
I've or when a new store is opened, il
is done because this firm believes
there is demand by the public for
such store, and the c. ID. Smith
Drug Company has the foresight to
provide the demand
The very desirable corner that the
new Fourth street branch is to oc-
eupy was secured by the company
because it afforded the firm an op-
portunity to carry out it's ideas of
what a drug store should be in point
of beauty and utility. That it will
meet these ideas and be admired
greatly by the public is unquestion-
able
For the opening which will be Civ
en- by the CD. Smith Drug Company
tomorrow there will be provided a
very splendid musical program. to-
gether with a program of other en-
tertainment that the patrons of the
The daily sentinel., 1909-06-09
A BITTER ATTACK
IS MADE On
KEyES
Man Who is Coming Here to Inspect
High Line Canal and His Chief,
Mr.. Ballinger. are Assailed.
RESOLUTIONS DENoUNcING HIM

The visit of E. A Keyes. repre-
sentative of Secretary Ballinger. to
Scottsbluff, Neb., and the North
Platte project. has aroused storm
of indignation there, whether justi-
fled or not. In view of the fact that
MIR. Keyes is to come to Grand juno
tion very soon and inspect the Grand
valley High Line canal project the
action of the North Platte people is
of interest.
In the Denver News of yesterday
morning there appeared big dis
patch dealing with Secretary Bal
linger's actions in stopping work on
the Grand valley High Line canal and
declaring the Garfield contract with
the local people invalid. and deals
further with the stopping of the
building of the North Platte project
on the cooperative plan" for the
same reasons that he would not per-
init the cooperative plan to be used
in the Grand valley The dispatch
is from Scottsbluff Secretary Bal
linger is severely and The Sentinel
believes unjustly criticised.
The dispatch then takes up the
visit of Mr.. Keyes, who is headed for
Grand Junction, and says in part:
The farmers wrath was increased
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The daily sentinel., 1909-06-09
IS WATER AS BAD
AS THEY SAY
It IS?
Interesting Statement Filed Last
Night by Hannah Creek Ranch
men With the City Council.
TAKE CHURCHES OFF FREE LIST


AT the regular meeting of the city
council last night a delegation OF
prominent Hannah creek ranchmen
was present and presented to the city
council a written and signed state
ment concerning the conditions OF
Hannah creek water and which state
ment is for the purpose OF trying TO
convince the city council that the
city should go elsewhere than Kan
nah creek for its mountain water
supply. The statement was given
careful consideration and a commit
tee will be appointed by Mayor Lee
to accompany the HANNAH creek
ranchmen on a tour of inspection
The statement was as follows:
What The Ranchmen Said.
The following is the complete text
of the statement made by the com
mittee of Hannah creek ranchmen to
the city council last night;
To the Honorable Mayor and City
Council of the City of Grand juno
ton. Colorado;
GentIemen.=We the water users
of Hannah creek. desire. through our
committee, TO submit the following
for your consideration:
First.-That you cannot get pure,
clear and wholesome water from
CONTINUED ON page 81
The daily sentinel., 1909-06-09
RATE CASE DELAYED
nav A.sociated Press. j

Washington, June 9.--Afr agree-
ment was reached today between the
interstate commerce commission and
parties interested in the Spokane
rate case including shipping inter-
ests and railroads that phases of the
question in controversy should be
postponed until next fall when the
whole matter will be thrashed out on
its merits. II was agreed that the
commodity rates should remain as
they now are until the entire question
could be gone over by the commits
sion
II. II. Hodges leaves this afternoon
e.. l. L. hama In ST L nIiis
The daily sentinel., 1909-06-09
VIRCINIAN ELECTED
IBy Associated Press !

IsouisviIIe, June 9-George L.
Street of Richmond, Va, TODAY ad-
vanced from Deputy Imperial Potep-
tate to Imperial Potentate at a bust
ness meeting of the Mobiles of Mystic
Shrine He succeeds Edwin |. Alder
man of Cedar Rapids, Iowa, There
VIII come up for consid Grafton TODAY
the selection of the next meeting
place, the granting of charters as
well as some matters of policy. More
than 25,0oO spectators were present
at the prize patrol drill today.
G. r. Johnson left on the Midland
this afternoon for Denver
The daily sentinel., 1909-06-09
A FEARFUL ACCIDENT
ON GREAT SHIP
CANAL
'rRv Associated Press. /

By Associated Press.
DETROIT, JUNE "a DISPATCH
TO THE NEWS FROM SAULT STE.
MARIE SAYS THE LOCKS OF THE
CANADIAN SHIP CANAL WERE
WRECKED THIS AFTERNOON
WHILE THE STEAMER ASSN
BOA AND A GILCHRIST ~
FREIGHTER WE'RE PA. ~,
THROUGH. AS A RESULT .E
ACCIDENT THE STEAMEeA ,Rl
G. WALKER SANK AM - y EN-
PIRE CITY AND >ABOlA
WE'RE BADLY DAAfAG .. 1T Is
THE WORST WRECK IN THE HIS
TORY OF CANALS HERE.
The daily sentinel., 1909-06-09
THE BODY. is FOUND
TBy Associated Press. I

Chicago, June 9.-The body of
Charles Ettinger, a Socialist, said in
former years TO have been one of the
founders of the. Spencerian College
of Milwaukee and to have been asso-
ciated with the late President w. R.
Harper of the University of Chicago.
was recovered from the lake today
Ettinger who was 60 years old, dis
appeared two weeks ago. Whether
death was accidental or suicidal has
not been determined
The daily sentinel., 1909-06-09
HEATHER WON RACE
INV Associated Press.

Hamilton. June 9.-The Heather,
owned by Richmond Levering, is the
winner of the motor boat contest
from New York to Bermuda. She
crossed the finish line in time at
1913 a. m. today. The race was for
the Bermuda challenge cup and a
cash prize of $1,000. The time al
lowance of the other three boats in
the contest expired before they reach
ed the line. The boats left New York
Saturday.
The daily sentinel., 1909-06-09
HIGH WATERS THERE

Especial to The Sentinel.
= Buena Vista, Colo. June-9s-
+ The water in Clear creek-canon.
I. which is fed byzthe Arkansas
= river, rose eight feet last night .
= and is still rising .
= The people living in the bot .
+ tom lands have been forced to .
+ move to high lands and other .
= places of safety. The floods are d.
Z likely to spread over a great ter .
+ ritory. d.
The daily sentinel., 1909-06-09
REJECT THE MONUMENT
LRy Assoclated Press. ]

+ Memphis. Tenn. June 8
= Because the sculptor had Great
+ ed a militant woman, armed.
+ belted and waving a flag. the
+ veterans and their sons at their
+ session today rejected the de-
+ sign for a monument to the
+ women of the Confederacy.
+ 1t was unanimously agreed
+ that this was in no sense a fit
r ting memorial to the women of
+ the south.
The daily sentinel., 1909-06-09
HURLED INTO FIRE
nav Associated Press. ]

= Halifax, N. s., June o. I
r Twenty men were hurled into I
r a burning building while fight !
= ing a fire that broke out this !
r afternoon in the plant of the !
4. Nova Scotia Furnishing Com !
4. pany. The roof of one of the !
r buildings on which the men !
= were standing suddenly col !
+ lapsed.
= One man was killed and seven !
+ injured in the accident.
= The fire was finally gotten !
= under control with a loss of only :
= $4,000. :
The daily sentinel., 1909-06-09
CARS AT TOPEKA
IBy Associated Press. !

i
J Topeka, Kans., June 9.-The !
+ Shawmut automobile in the I
+ ocean-to-ocean race arrived here I
+ today half hour ahead of the I
: first Ford ear. !
+ After being marooned in the !
I. mud for several hours between !
+ Lawrence and this city. Ford I
+ car No. 2 succeeding in reach !
+ here at noon. :;
+ The Acme car has not been I
+ heard from. I
The daily sentinel., 1909-06-09
BOSS ALDRICH WINS
s[By Associated Press.

Washington, June BY an :
ayecand nay vote of 40 to 80 :
. the senate today adopted the fl I
. nance committees amendment :
restoring the Dingley rate of 80 =
cents a pound on wool top waste =
and other waste. The house 4
; rate was 20 cents !
. Progressive republicans gem +
; orally voted with the democrats +
> against the increase r
The daily sentinel., 1909-06-09
YOUNG MAN IS IN JAIL
CHARGED WITH FORGERY
FRUIT CROP is LOST
T TSpecial to The Sentinel. l

IDpttIdI TO It s5tTIIneI-1
+ Pueblo, Colo, June 9.-Ac- :
+ cording to reports received by 7
+ j. M. Bartel, horticultural in +
+ spector for Pueblo county, the I
I. hail storms of the past few days i
+ have almost entirely ruined the =
f. fruit crop in and around Pueblo. i
+ This is especially true of the +
+ cherry crop.
+ + + = 4 . Z. 4 = + + + 4. 1. Z . 4.
The daily sentinel., 1909-06-09
VERY LIGHT CHANGES IN
CONDITION OF THE RIVERS
YOUNG TELLER MARRIED
Especial to The Sentinel. ]

+ Denver, Colo. June 9.-Henry +
+ Bruce Teller. son of former +
r United States Senator Henry NJ. I.
+ Teller, was married today in I.
+ Boise, Idaho, to his cousin, Miss +
+ Berta Teller. The young man is I.
+ an attorney. The couple will +
+ reside in Denver. f.
Z I. + !. + 4. r + + + + Z. = I. + 4. =
The daily sentinel., 1909-06-09

Mr.. and Mrs. w. p. Allen and son,
Charles. of Arlington. S. D., who
have been visiting with the family of
l.. E. Blackstone for the past few
days. left this afternoon on No 8
for California
The daily sentinel., 1909-06-09

n. c. Heinz. of Batavia. n. Y, Wis
tied in the valley the fore part of
the week en- route to the Seattle fair.
He expects to spend a couple of
weeks in the valley on his return
trip.
The daily sentinel., 1909-06-09
TWO HUNDRED DEAD
Ipy Associated Press. l

Padang, Sumatra, June g 4
= The town of Korinchi. 1856 miles 1
= to the southeast of Padang, was 1
+ DESTROYED by an earthquake on I
the night of June 81. Two 4
= hundred people were killed and 4
: many others injured. 4
+ The shock was accompanied :
= by a tidal wave which swept !;
: away the, native huts. :
- = = $3.50 +]+%+%+ ;
The daily sentinel., 1909-06-09

G. V. Vallery. general manager of
the Colorado Midland. arrived in his
private car, accompanied by his wife.
this morning. They return to Denver
tonight
The daily sentinel., 1909-06-09

Mrs. Josephine Tuskey and two
children, Miss Celia and viii Tuskey,
returned this afternoon to Denver af-
ter short visit with friends in this
city
The daily sentinel., 1909-06-09
ToDAY's WHEAT MARKET.

IBy Associated Press.
Chicago. June 9-@July wheat
closed 1.19ls-
The daily sentinel., 1909-06-09
NOTICE To THE CITIZENS

Every water requested
utey for lawn pnking purposes
during the next few days While forward the pro-
ec the pumping system from damage the floods
there danger of running
therefore this request earnestly Every having
tys best interests at heart will this
use any more water than is absolutely necessary
B. W. VEDDER,
Superintendent City Water Works
The daily sentinel., 1909-06-09

The committee ON the Board of
Charities will meet at the Y. M.SCA
building tomorrow, Thursday even
ing, at O'clock
The daily sentinel., 1909-06-09
TO CELEBRATE
ANNIVERSARY
Tomorrow Kraft & Emerson To En-
tertain Patrons in Honor of
Firms Birthday.
MUSICAL CONCERT ARRANGED

The popular drug store firm of
Kraft & Emerson make the following
announcement of their anniversary
reception:
Thursday afternoon from to 8
and evening from to 10 we most
cordially invite the public of Grand
Junction to visit our store and join
celebrating our anniversary. Va
The daily sentinel., 1909-06-09

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The daily sentinel., 1909-06-09

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New-York tribune., 1909-04-18
Metz, Modes Launched Each cOeeK
r,erv Fa shion Authority of Paris Seems to Have q
S,ec;aI DESIGN of His Own, with the Result
That Gowns Are Bewildering.

further back IN a similar bow, with short ends
The bodice, cut low, square across the shoulders
IS hordered With fine rose ribbon embroidery Low,
close to the belt winds third ribbon that ties In
the back round necked gumpe and long sleeves
with elbow puffs are Of ecru tulle.
Charming also Is an afternoon gown OF blue and
white dotted foulard silk trimmed with band
OF blue cloth that defines side closing on the
shirred skirt and the full bodice. The band IS
crossed at intervals with tiny folds OF the dotted
silk Soft white kid. clasped with steel bead
buckle belts the bodice mas~ers touch is added
in the disposition Of an immense bow Of black silk
set in a diagonal line on the bust
For the evening a gown of white crepe has
princess tunic hung a long skirt full al the
hem. The low corsage shapes short sleeves; their
edges and the edges Of the tunic are trimmed with
a simple Greek key design in gold and silver rat
tail braiding. The tunic. with its princess upper
part drags sheathng folds about the body from
the knees. On the sides IL is split 10 allow free-
dom the skirt beneath
But whatever criticism the new gowns may be
open to- only praise be given to the hats. Such
wealth Of fancy of taste and of originality in the
braids. the size and the trimmings. Roses range
from the size of dinner plate 10 button roses. all
in the loveliest gradations Of colors. The latest
shape to appear Is a derby hat OF fine black straw,
with brin slightly curved at one side, trimmed
In most severe fashion with stiff bow, quill
smart wing. Worn with a tailored costume
Of the soft blue serge, II is not at all bad.
Tri-corne hats IN both black and white fine straw
are new and smart for tailored costumes. Jaunty
and trig a young woman looked in tearoom yes
terday wearing hat OF this form, with long
coated costume of pongee colored cloth. The coat,
with curving sidepieces, that seemed to shape
pockets on the hips, piped all its edges
with fine black line. The fat collar was faced
with black, and there vas black silk cravat that
passed under the collar. tie Just at one side of
the closing, high the bust Below the waistne
the coat was closed by three large Jet buttons.
Quaint. indeed. is large Drectoire bonnet OF
pXr 0-a6 str bra "
woven. The scooped brim Is faced with black
straw and the trimming is a broad band OF gray
ribbon holding fast tuft of gray plumes
MARGARET ALICE FRIEND.
New-York tribune., 1909-04-18
SUFFRAGE BARRED BY FED"

The subject OF woman suffrage is likely TO be NJ
terlv tabooed at the convention or the state + ed
eraticn Of Womens Clubs 70 be held at Rochester
navt fall unless Il is introduced in non-partisan
wav. At any rate the clubs Of New York VIII
recommend to the programme committee ua'
sneakers be instructed TO keep TO their suojeels
and this being interpreted, means don tax
-,or,an suffrage This action determined on
at the suggestion of Mrs. Julian Heath at meet
ing of the clubs Of the first district held at tne
Hotel Astor yesterday afternoon. AT the last con-
venttop Mrs Heath said all the speakers, with one
ox-oe,+,on introduced the subject Of woman SUI
frase although scheduled to talk about something
else and that the circumstance had been the oc-
casion OF much serious criticism Nrs. mean
=, =. veil known anti" was supported by Miss
Helen var!ck Boswell. a suffragst.
u am opposed to woman outrage she sa'a' a.
..here,er it is not pertinent to the subject IN
hand" -, NJ.
EIrer blair. president of the state federation mace
an address.
New-York tribune., 1909-04-18
Club and Social Notes

A dramatic performance will be given on Mon
day evening. April 26. at the Hotel Plaza, under
the direction of Nine. Bell-Ranske. and under the
patronage Of Mrs. Gilbert Jones. Miss Grace Pot
ter and other members of the organization ccn-
mittee OF salon several New York women are
planning for next winter. This salon. which VIII
have either the Colony Club the Hotel Plaza
for meeting place, will be for the production OF
the work Of members. The performance on April
26 is intended to show the merits OF the salon
rroiect and also TO create endowment fund
for the volpe Orchestra which will play that even
ing.
The Young Peoples League OF Mount MOTIFS bap-
fist Church will give a two-act comedy on Ihurs-
dav evening April q. for the benefit OF the Nonl-
a,,s Auxiliary Settlement OF the Childrens Neigh
horhood Home The entertainment Will take place
at the Harlem branch OF the Young Men ~ OhIIs
.sn Association IN IZ5th street near Fifth avenue
Tickets are only % cents EACH and may oe se
cured from Mrs. Frank LAtuefeld. No. % west
127th street.
Hamilton ". Mabie will speak on me Ea-le -
New-York tribune., 1909-04-18
DON'T BE BALD
One Of Cur Readers Tells How She Oh.
iainsd Marvellous Growth OF New RaIr
by the Use of a Simple Home Remedy
After Hair Specialists and Tonlcs
Had All Failed.

I had what most people would call a beautiful
head Of golden hair. priced il most highly. az
considered it my chief attraction Suddenly it
began TO come out very rapidly, and at times
had intense itching OF the scalp Physicians and
hair specialists said my case was one Of dan
druY germs hair microbes. &c, but nothing
that they gave me did the slightest good. On
the contrary. my hair seemed 10 come out even
faster and 1 was fearful lest I should
become entirely bald. In my despair friend
told me Of an Ecuador herb which he said would
positively grow hair any head where the hair
roots were not entirely gone. and he said the
natives Of the country where 1t grew were
famous for their beautiful long hair Upon
medical advice combined this herb with Bay
Rum and Menthol Crystals and Immediately
began it's use In three applications 1t entirely
stopped the intense itching Of my scalp and In
very short time II not only stopped my falling
hair but I noticed abundance Of new hair
coming in In less than month my hair was
longer thicker and more beautiful than ever All
due TO this marvellous hair growing herb
lady to whom I gave the formula used II on her
daughter and she says it made her hair grow
five inches I'm less than a month Doctors to
whom I have shown IT say IL IS the only thing
which will actually grow new hair. therefore
think the public ought to have It, At first
thought would keep Il a secret and sell the
secrAt hut when think how I suffered and how
badly 7 needed II and how hundreds OF others
,,,,s+ need II the 50 me as did feel ought 10
give IL to the world.
Therefore l authorize this paper to publish
+ba +orn,uIa which is as follows: Bay Rum
or. Iavona de Compose OF. Menthol Crystals
dr ro-KaIon Perfume one 10 two teaspoon
fuls.
Ask YOUR druggist for an or bottle contain
,,g oz OF Raw Rum then put in the Menthol
CRYSTALS and the Perfume Next add one-naIf OF
the bottle Of Lavona de Compose, let II stand
six 70 eight hours and add the remainder OF the
Iavona de Compose. Always buy the LaV1nA
de Cor1posee in a two sealed bottle. as this
nreparation contains the juice Of the Ecuador
! berh mentioned above and It loses its strength
If unsealed-
Apply the preparation night and morning ana
rub we'll into the scalp II properly USED II VIII
soor r,roducs most astonishing results Be
careful not to get IT on the face or any part ot
The bodv, where you do not want 20 produce hair
New-York tribune., 1909-04-18
OFF FOR THE SEAT OF WAR.
Daughters Depart for Washington-Wheels
Within Wheels.

The New York delegates to the Continental Con-
gress Of the Daughters OF the American Revolution
left Yesterday morning with all their war paint
on for Washington. Some took the New Jersey
Central some the Pennsylvania. the earliest party
going at q55 O'Clock. and the latest at lO55 o'clock
Mrs Samuel /. Munsou, vice-reGent OF New York
State Chaperored a large party which she nearly
lost al the ferry because they had gone over by
Desbrosses street instead OF ed street as per al
rannement and Mrs. Gabrielle Stewart Mulner
engineered a party of fifteen. Mrs Belle de
Rivera president of the City Federation OF
Woman's Clubs, and Mrs Sarah Dickinson Lewis,
her campaign manager in the recent election, fore
gathered by themselves and struck terror to the
hearts Of the Storytes They are not Daughters
hut are going TO stay in Washington during the
congress This. ii is said. can hardly be construed
as an act of friendliness to Mrs William Cumming
story late president OF the City Federation. and
now 'insurgent'' candidate for the presidency or
the Daughters OF the American Revolution Mrs
Story was elected president of the city Federation
hv the party-an 'insurgent' one also-that put
in Mrs de Rivera. and her campaign was managed