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The daily sentinel., 1909-10-22
OVER 100 To
GO TOMORROW
There is Great Enthusiasm Over the
Proposed Trip of the High School
Team.-High Hopes Enter
tanned Locals Will Win.
SPECIAL TRAIN IS CHARTERED

On the eve of the departure for the
front prospects for a victory for the
orange and black gridiron gladiators
appear to be exceptionally bright
1t is thought tonight that fully $50
rooters will accompany the two teams
when they leave this city at 3 O'Clock
tomorrow morning.
This afternoon in the high school
rally was held and yells We're prac-
ticed and the students say that if
loyal roofing will carry the day
Grand Junction will come home with
two victories to their credit.
The basketball teams have been
practicing hard each night and the
Varsity five has been selected. IN
der the leadership of Miss Blaisdell
Cand with Miss Cook out of the
game). they expect to swamp the
Delta girls and retrieve for past de-
feats.
Only once in the history of the two
schools have the football boys from
Grand junction whipped the Delta
eleven but the supporters and the
boys themselves are confident that
they can make history tomorrow and
slip a surprise over the defenders of
the goal of the green and white.
There is much enthusiasm over the
coming contests and 1t will be spir-
tied aggregation which steams away
from Fort de Junction tomorrow
morning The usual warning to be
on time is issued as the train pulls
out promptly at o'clock.
The daily sentinel., 1909-10-22

CONSENT for a continuance. The court
was informed that the plaintiffs had
consented Therefore the court or
dered that the temporary restraining
order entered by the court on October
s be so midiiied as to permit the de
PENDANTS 70 prosecute the work OF
cutting and framing timbers for the
purpose of constructing the cribs in
tended for the use in the construction
OF The dam. Further. 1t shall be 50
modified as to permit the defendants
to prosecute the work of blasting or
excayating the cliff or bluff on the
south side of the Grand river ada
cent to the proposed location of the
southerly end of the dam. The court
then emphasizes the fast that no
thing in this order or modification
shall be construed as permitting Or
authorizing the said defendants to
construct any portion of the dam or
permitting them to deposit earth
rock, etc, in the river. or to other
wise interfere with or check the flow
iofrthe river. or to excavate in or up
on the right of way OF the railroad.
or to interfere with the right of way,
with the premises or with the rail-
way track or tracks-one of these
things shall the defendants be per-
mitted to do.
In all other respects the temporary
Injunction remains in full force and
effect.
II is believed that before Saturday
November s, the two parties to this
litigation in which "A great section OF
the valley is vitally interested, may
be able to get together, reach an
agreement on the whole matter of the
dam and the right of way, and drop
the proceedings in the court
The daily sentinel., 1909-10-22
CAN III
NOT Be HERE

In telegram to the secretary of
the Chamber of Commerce this af-
ternoon Chief Forester Pinchot ex-
pressed his regret that he could not
attend the meeting of the Western
Slope Development Congress. He
gave no very definite reasons but
said that he would be unable to make
so extended a Western trip at this
time. Mr. Pinchot was reluctant to
decline his invitation and was unde-
cided for several days as to his action
in the case but it is presumed that
his reasons for so doing was dis
like of leaving Washington at this
time.
Secretary Ballinger remains to be
heard from and the officials of the
congress are very hopeful that he will
accept.
Word was received today from
Representative Martin, who accepted
with pleasure and will address the
convention on the topic of Govern
ment Aid,-the How and Why" This
will be one of the features of the
congress and will no doubt be a
splendid lecture.
The daily sentinel., 1909-10-22
GREAT BOOST
FOR THE VALLEY
The Irrigation Age, the Biggest Pub
hcation of Its Kind in America,
Will Tell Thousands of Read
ers About This Section.
EDITOR FAvoRABLY IMPRESSED

The Grand valley and. in fact, the
entire western slope is to be treated
to one of the biggest boosts through
the columns of he-November number
of the Irrigation Age that ii has had
in years.
The Irrigation Age is the largest
irrigation publication in the country,
and has an enormous circulation. Its
representative and associate editor
Il. A. Parsons, was in the city few
hours today and arranged for full
page announcement to appear in to-
morrow's issue of The Sentinel tell
ing of the special western edition to
be issued next month, which will be
issued in special relation TO the Trib-
une exposition. which will be held in
Chicago from November 30 to Decem
ber 4.
Several pages of the next issue of
the magazine will be devoted to the
Uncompahgre and Grand valleys, and
it will without question do wonders
toward advertising these sections.
Mr.. Parsons spent several days in
this city and the surrounding country
last week, and expressed himself as
being greatly pleased with the con-
ditions here. He has spent several
weeks travelling in the western coun-
try, and states that nowhere has he
found the future prospects quite so
f1attering as in the Grand valley. He
spent several days in Delta and
Montrose, and stirred up no end of
interest among the boosters of that
prosperous section.
Secretary Mahony of the Chamber
of Commerce is preparing a grand
exhibit of Grand Valley fruit to be
displayed aC the exhibition. which
will be seen by thousands of eastern
people interested in the industries of
the west.
MIR. Parsons left here for Denver
over the Rio Grande this afternoon,
where he will spend several days in
further interest of the publication.
The daily sentinel., 1909-10-22
BOXES
OFF ONE TREE
One Ben Davis Apple Tree Brings in
Over S120. - Seven Thousand
Boxes are Taken From an 49,
Acre Orchard This Season.
THE INCOME TO EXCEED $4,000

MIR Frey, the well known fruit
grower and one of the owners of the
Frey Wilson ranch in the Oldham
Bottoms, at the request of Secretary
Mahony of the Chamber of Commerce
made affidavit this afternoon to one
of the most remarkable records of
the largest amount of fruit from one
tree. which has been reported this
year.
This morning in the forenamed
orchard Mr. Frey and his men picked
60 boxes of Ben Davis apples from
one tree. Attention has several
times been called by The Sentinel to
this orchard which is reported to be
veritable mint this year, and In
fact every year, but the record to the
truthfulness of which MIR. Frey made
oath before a notary public this af-
ternoon, is probably the best yet
heard.
Mr.. Frey says that he will have
seven thousand boves of apples 10
ship this year. AT S2.25 a box, which
is not an uncommon price for apples
the way they are selling this year
Messrs. Frey and Wilson will realize
about S15,750 this year. This is off
Is acres of bearing fruit.
If there are any fruit growers in
the valley who can beat this record
and who have crop statistics of which
they are willing to make affidavit for
advertising literature who would re-
port Immediately to Mr.. Mahony it
will be appreciated and would be
interesting to learn.
The daily sentinel., 1909-10-22
is DONE TO HURT COMMUNITY

Some visitors to this city, who are
at the present time the guests OF Cap
tain Worthington. well known
ranchman, make the statement th2:
last Saturdays Portland Oregouian
contained the statement that the
Grand valley had two feet of snoU
and that men were out in the snow
pulling the apples from the trees.
This is one OF the sort of state
ments that are current in Idaho, Or
egon and Washington at all times
about this valley, inspired by the
jealousy of those sections that they
cannot produce the sort of fruit tha:
is grown in the Grand valley.
The Sentinel recommends that Ser
retary Mahony write the management
of the Oregonian and ask them To de-
ny statement that does material in
jury to this section of Colorado
Someone saw perhaps that there
was snow in Colorado and they con
sidered it a most excellent opportun-
ity to deal blow to the fruit grow
ing sections of the state
There might be 5 feet of snow In
the mountains within 10 miles of us
but at the same time there could he
perpetual sunshine in this valley.
Idaho usually is the greatest Of
fender in these matters. If the Port
land Oregonian made such a state
ment and was imposed upon, then II
will be, in our judgment, sufficiently
broad-minded to correct the same.
The daily sentinel., 1909-10-22
THE COUNTRY EXCITED
OVER Ran! RAHGE { WAR
TRIALS
IBy Associated Press. |

Basin, Wyo., Oct. 22.-lntcrest
among people on the range country
is nj fever heat NOW that II trial has
been called of the six cattlemcn for
the alleged murder of Joe Allomand,
Jules I.azier and Joe EmSc, sheep
men, who were killed April 20 last.
Testimony ON motion to quash
the indictment against the defendants
is now being heard before Judge
Parmiee.
The charge is made that the grand
jury was Illegally drawn and that no
cattlemen were impaneled. The court
hearings are attended by great
crowds. Excitement is running high.
The daily sentinel., 1909-10-22
JEFFR|Es IS At HOME
AND READY TO
FIGHT
[By Associated Press. !

New York, Oct. 22.-'Now I'm
ready TO fight johnson tomorrow and
the sooner articles are signed the
better That uigeer has made more
noise and done less than any man I
Know" thus spoke james J. Jeffries.
who with clear complexion and
without supcrfluous flesh. arrived
today from Europe.
Jeffries said he had talked with
no one while abroad about his in
tended fight with Johnson and de-
nicd he had said he wanted purse
of S150,OOO.
Jeffries will probably meet Jack
johnson and his manager in this city
early next week when final articles
Will he signed.
The daily sentinel., 1909-10-22


Associated Press. State news
Fruit shipments. Deyelon-
ments in Orchard Mesa case.
over 100 to go to Delta to-
morrow. Marvellous returns
from one orchard here. Fake
report about SHOWS here. Pin
ehot cannot come. Other To-
cal stories.
1-bdltor1al comment. Today's
weather report. Vernal men
expect to visit city. Other To-
cal and general news.
Sports, Local and general
news.
Notices received of state tax
schedule, Fifteen years ago
column. Other local news.
General news.
Although arriving Several
hours late Senator Bob Tav-
lor addresses big audience in
this city. General news
6-Society news.
Scores OF local items.
S-Judge Shackleford refuses to
set aside verdict in case
against city. Many other To-
cal items.
s-Unique list of sermon subjects
announced by local pastor.
Fruit exhibit from here
makes big hit at Pittsburg
Railroad news.
10-Loeal and general news.
The daily sentinel., 1909-10-22
OLD BOOKS BRING BIG PRICES
AT AUCTION.
[ ISpecial to The Sentinel. ]

New York, Oct. ga copy of a
book written in 1910 by Robert Full
ton. inventor of the amboat, and
entitled Torpedo War and Sub
marine Explosions" has been sold at
auction for $50. Another book,
which brought sl45, was Natural
and Aboriginal History of Tennessee
Up I'd the First Settlement Therein
by the White People In AGES"
The daily sentinel., 1909-10-22
DESPONDENT WOMAN
WOULD END HER LIFE
Especial to The sentinel. !

Denver, Oct. 22.-After burning
herself horribly on the face. arms and
breast, Queenie LAWN. an inmate of
the resort of Ella Kelly on Market
street, this morning succeeded in
swallowing large potion OF carbolie
acid, and may die.
1t is said that she is the wife OF
a prominent travelling man. She had
been at the resort but short time.
The daily sentinel., 1909-10-22
NO SETTLEMENT REACHED;
INJUNCTION IS MODIFIED,
AND THEN IS CONTINUED
Orchard Mesa Company May Cut Tim
bers and Blast Bluff; But Do
No Work On Dam.
Another Hearing On Nou. 9Th

No settlement has yet been reached
in the injunction proceedings started
by the Denver 4 Rio Grande, the
Colorado Midland and the Rio Grande
Junction railroads against the Or
chard Mesa Construction Company
and the Orchard Mesa Irrigation Dis
trict.
The Injunction, temporary in its
nature, issued on October by Judge
Shackleford in the district court. al
the instigation of the railroads and
restraining the Orchard Mesa people
from building the dam above Pali-
SADIE in the Grand river and from
trespassing on the railroads right of
way, is continued after a few modifi-
cations have been made.
The court was to take up today the
application of the railroad companies
to have the injunction made perma-
nent. However, this afternoon at 2
O'Clock the attorneys representing
each side appeared in court and an
nounced that hey had agreed to have
the case continued by stipuiations,
and also modified to certain ex-
tent
The court then. after reading the
stipulations, ordered the hearing con-
tinued from today until Saturday
morning. November at 10 O'Clock.
BY stipulation the court entered
the order. which in substance was as
follows; In the mater of the temper
ary injunction secured by the rail-
roads on October s, restraining the
Orchard Mesa company and district
from building the dam or trespassing
on the railroads right OF way. the
defendants had requested the con-
sent of the plaintiffs to modifica-
ton of the injunction order and their
The daily sentinel., 1909-10-22
ANCIENT GRAVEYARD
FOUND NEAR PUEBLO
Especial to The Sentinel. ]

= Pueblo, Colo, Oct. 22.-An 1
: old Indian burying ground. I
+ probably several centuries old, I
= containing scores of skeletons, I
Z has been unearthed by workmen I
= on the Colorado & Kansas rail !
Z road at a point 25 miles north !
T west OF Pueblo. {
= 1t may prove to be one of the 4
+ most extensive Indian burying !
Z grounds ever discovered. I
+ With many of the skeletons (
= utensils of various kinds We're {
+ found. /
Z. Z. 4. + 1. + Z. Z 4 4. I + Z. i + 8. I
The daily sentinel., 1909-10-22
THE REBELS READY
TO MAKE AN ATTACK
[ By Associated Press /

+ Bluetields. Nicaragua, Oct +
+ 22.-The rebel army under Cen =
r eral Estrada, now eneamped 4.
near Ramma, is said to number Z
+ l,5oO. and II is asserted that il j.
is ready to meet the govern >
= ment troops =
An attack upon the fortress =
OF Ell Castillo by division un- =
+ der General Chamorro is expect =
+ ed to occur shortly. ,
I. + 1. I. 4. + 4. + 4. r :. {. L 4 L l. =
The daily sentinel., 1909-10-22

Chris w. Helm of Denver. one O.
the real old-timers of the pioneers OF
this valley. is a visitor to the city
today, Mr. Helm came to rhe Grano
valley in 1888, and proved up a
claim OF 100 acres close to the city
lie knows all the old-timers here.
and makes an annual visit to the citv
and valley to care for his interests
He sees each year more and more i'm
provements.
The daily sentinel., 1909-10-22
GREAT MEETING OF
THE W.C.T.U. OPENS
TBy AssOeiated Press. I

Omaha. Neb., Oct 22.-ln the
auditorium today the convention of
w. C. T. U. listened to the annual
address of its president. Mrs Lillian
NJ. n. Stevens. This is the thirty
sixth annual gathering of the ma
tional organization and features of
today's session We're reports of the
secretary, Mrs. Frances Parks and
treasurer, Mrs. Elizabeth Hutchin-
son.
The daily sentinel., 1909-10-22
MAY NOT Be BODY
OF THE HEALER"
IBy Associated Press. !

Hastings, Neb., Oct. 22.--Flash-
light photographs of the body of the
man, supposed to be Francis Schlat-
ter. who died here yesterday, have
been sent to Denver for identifica-
tion.
At the morgue here today the body
was viewed by two men who had wit
messed Schlatter's cures in Denver.
and both declared that he was the
same man.
The daily sentinel., 1909-10-22
TWELVE ARE DEAD

TBy Associated Press
HARTSHORN, OCT. 22.-AN En-
PLOSION IN NINE NO. 10 OF THE
ROCK ISLAND C0ALp COMPANY
HERE CLAIMED, TWEIsHE VIC
TINS YESTERDAY.
The daily sentinel., 1909-10-22
ALLEGED ANARCHIST
WAS RELEASED TODAY
[By Associated Press.

Washington, Oct. 23.-Authority
for the release of Gutierrez DeIara,
arrested i'm Los Angeles as an anar-
chist and alien, has been given by the
Department OF Commerce and Labor.
uelarn however. will be required to
furnish bonds. -'--
The daily sentinel., 1909-10-22
PREFER THE 9O-MILE RIDE TO
THE 5O-MILE WALK.
Especial to The Sentinel.

Washington. Oct. 22.-About 35
army officers. who chose for their
annual endurance test the 90-mile
ride in preference to the 50-mile
walk, started from Fort Myer yes
terday morning under the lead of
General Tasker II. Bliss, president of
the Army War college. A party of
similar size will start out early next
week
The daily sentinel., 1909-10-22
PRESIDENT TAFT IS
ON WAY TO HOUSTON
[By Associated Press, |

Corpus Christi, Tex, Oct. 22.-
Arriving here today ON the revenue
cutter Windsor from his brothers.
Eznc1 at i.Aluinta, President Taft
addressed the convention Of the In
terstate Inland Wateftxays League.
Tonight President Taft will Jour
Dey to Houston.
The daily sentinel., 1909-10-22
McCARREN IS DYING
IBy Associated Press. l

New York. Oct. 22.-At the Brook
ly hospital it was announced this
morning that Senator Patrick Nc
Carren is dying.
The daily sentinel., 1909-10-22
TOnAY'S METAL MARKET.
BY Associated Press.

New York, Oct. 22.-The lead mar
ket today was quiet at 4.32h to
4.40. Copper was weak, standard l 2
to II "a; December IL to 12H.
The daily sentinel., 1909-10-22
RULERS OF MADRID
IRv Associated Prass.

BY Associated Press.
MADRID. OCT. 22.-ANNOUNCE-
MENT WAS MADE TODAY OF THE
APPOINTMENT OF DUKE OF
AS GOVERNOR OF MADRID
AND SENIOR AGUILERA AS
MAYOR.
The daily sentinel., 1909-10-22
THE FRUIT SHIPMENTS

The total number of
carload shipments
sent out by the
Grand Junction Fruit
Growers Associa-
ton, the largest
fruit association in
the intermountain
region, up to Thurs
day, October 81. was .002 ears
The shipments yester-
day were as follows:
Grand Junction 13 cars
Clifton -------- 2 cars
| Palisade ------- cars
Total shipments
October 21 80 IL cars
Grand total to date1 ,019 cars
I All OF this fruit was shipped
| out in regulation refrigerator
freight cars and does not include
any of the many asxVuB4 chip
Il ments. which, Of course, were by,
no means as large as carload
lots. ! -
The daily sentinel., 1909-10-22
THIS CABINET QUITS
IRv Associated Press. |

Copenhagen, Oct. 22.-The cabinet
resigned today.
The daily sentinel., 1909-10-22
W|LFOL LIES
ABOUT VALLEY

The Portland 0regonian Publishes a
Silly Yarn to the Effect That 2
Feet of Snow Has Fallen in
Grand Valley This Fall.
The daily sentinel., 1909-10-22
NICHOLAS ON WAY
1 By Associated Press

Berlin, Oct. Emperor Nicholas
passed through Germany today on his
way TO Italy accompanied by three
members of the imperial householJ
The daily sentinel., 1909-10-22
nav Assncioted press 1

Chicago. Oct. 22.-The real name
of Francis Schlatter was Charles Nc
Lean. This was stated today by Da-
vid MacNaughton, who has known
the alleged healer for 35 years.
The daily sentinel., 1909-10-22
ToDAY'S WHEAT MARKET.

Chicago. Oct. 22.-Today Deem
Der wheat closed at 1861.
The daily sentinel., 1909-10-22

Sentinel want ads bring results,
Evening star., 1909-08-18
SENT AGAINST THE RIFFS.
Further Movement of the Spaniard
Against the Moors.

MADRID. August 1s.-Aecording TO
advices received here today from Mo-
lila, Morocco. the Spanish cruiser Prtn-
scesa de Asturias has begun an effective
bombardment of Nador. point on the
coast where the Moors are concentrat-
ing. Gen. Marina. the commander OF
the Spanish forces, has sent 5000 men
by sea down the coast to disembark
and turn the position of the RIMS on
Guruga mountain.
The Spanish garrison at Sidimusa
opened fire on the enemy today and
killed and wounded many. The Moors
today attacked a Spanish convoy, kill
ing one man.
Evening star., 1909-08-18
OFFICERS CLEARED
OF RESPONSIBILITY
fORSUTTON' 'SOEATH
Murder Charge Declared to Be
Unsupported by ''Evidence,
Truth or Reason"
SHOT WHILE Revolver
WAS IN HIS OWN HANDS
Dead Lieutenant Held to Be Solely
Responsible for Death.
COURTS FINDING Is APPROVED
Minority Report by Commander
Hood Censures Three omcers
for Lax Duty, but Approves
Main Verdict.
Dead Lieutenant Held to Be Solely
Responsible for Death.
COURTS FINDING IS APPROVED
Court of Inquiry Finding.

That Lieut.. Utley failed
In his duty as senior officer
present. ,.under article zoo of
I. S. Navy regulations. 1000,
in permitting Lieut.. Sutton
to run away and arm HIM
self instead of calling on
those present for assistance,
and following Lieut.. Sutton,
preventing his arming him
self. by force if necessary,
and turning him over to the
custody of the officer of the
day.
THAT no possible charge
OF criminalty hes against any
of the participants in the
fray, except Lieut.. Sutton
himself, and that Lieut.. SUIT
ton is directly and solely re-
sponsible for his own death,
which was self-inflictcd either
Intentionally or in an effort
to shoot one Of the persons
restraining him, and his
death was not caused by any
other injury whatever.
That the charges OF will
ful murder and conspiracy to
conceal it made by the COM
plainant. Mrs. Sutton. mother
OF Lieut.. Sutton, are purely
imaginary and unsupported
by even a shadow of evil
dence, truth or reason"
Evening star., 1909-08-18
FLAG AND STAFF DOWN
Greek Emblem at Canea Re-
moved by WeII-Aimed Shot.
ACTION OF THE POWERS
Cretan Government Warned Against
Attempt at Interference.
FOUR wARsHfPs IN HARBoR
Native Gepdarmes Posted Through
out City to Maintain Order.
Appeal to People.
ACTION OF THE POWERS
FOUR WARsHTPs IN HARB0R

.CANEA Island Of Crete, August 49,
well directed shot fired by one e-of the
parties of bluejackets landed early this
morning from the international squadron
anchored in Canea harbor brought down
the fiagstaH Of the Canea fort and with
it the Greek flag that has threatened to
bring about war between Turkey and
Greece.
of detachments from the ships of the
four protecting powers, was sent ashore
before sunrise today. and the task Of
removing the Hellenic emblem was car
ried out in a few minutes without any
attempt at interference on the part of
the islanders Most of the bluejackets
then returned to their ships. but small
detachments representing each of the
four powers were left behind in occupa-
ton Of the bastion of the fortress to
prevent any attempt on the part of the
Cretans to raise another flag.
Cretan gendarnes have been posted
throughout Canea to maintain order.
Warships Assemble.
-Four warships of the protecting pow
ers-Great. Britain, Russia. Italy and
in Canea harbor yes
terday afternoon, their presence being
an outcome Of the difficulty that has
arisen between Greece and Turkey since
the evacuation. and an indication of the
purpose Of the powers to maintain tba
status quo.
Yesterday the foreign consuls at Canea
notified the Cretan government that the
Greek flag would be hauled down this
morning. and they warned the govern
ment that irreparable consequences
would follow any attack made on the
international landing party. On recent
Of this warning the Cretan authorities
issued an appeal to the people NOT IN
obstruct In any way the action of the
powers.
The action OF this morning means that
the protecting powers have returned to
the. island. and the situation is again
much as 1t was before July 27.
Evening star., 1909-08-18
CONTINUES TARGET PRACTICE.
Atlantic Battleship Fleet i Still
at Sea.

NORFOLK, Va, August 1S.-The bat
tleship New Jersey Of Rear Admiral
Schroeder's Atlantic battleship fleet spent
today at anchor in Hampton roads. ad-
justing her gunsights. while the other
fourteen vessels of the fleet continued
their deep-sea maneuvers and target
range practice preliminary to record tar
get work with the torpedo boats Nichol-
son and OBrien as actual target boats.
The Nicholson and OBrien are ready to
leave the yarG. and will be towed out
as soon as word is received from Ad-
miral Schroeder on the flagship Connect-
cut that they are needed.
The wireless work of the fleet, with
heavily charged batteries, having inter-
fered with other governmental wireless
operations, orders were given from
Washington that the fleet while working
between the ships alone use lighter cleo
trieal charges. These instructions went
rigidly into force today. and as re-
suit the Norfolk navy yard could hear
but little of the wireless work between
the battleships at sea.
Evening star., 1909-08-18
Weather

Unsettled tonight and Thurs
day; not much change in tenn
perature.