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The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-01-13
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An AccessTnle Governor.
Eternal White Lice.

1t is an amusing fact that every
woman claims to have a little dress
maker" who makes her the very latest
and the most stylish dresses for
hardly anything" That cheap dress
maker and the hat l made myself"
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The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-01-13

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WANT ADS. BRING BIG RESULTS
The daily sentinel., 1909-04-17
INVESTIGATE THE
PRISON INDUSTRIES
special to The Sentinel. |

Denver. April @Notwithstand-
ing the fact that the last legislature
provided for the appointment of a
joint committee to Investigate the re
suit of the operation in California
prisons OF the jute mills and binding
twine factories. the Colorado Prison
association yesterday instructed w.
Il. Collett, secretary of the associa-
ton, to, during the next few months.
make personal investigation of
these Industries in the prison and
report at later date to the associa-
tion.
Mr. Collett's report for the past
three months shows that ninety-five
prisoners were aided. that a large
amesnt ~of lodging and meals were
furnished, that transportation and
clothing to the amount of S201 20
was given to prisoners and that the
expense for the three months exceed
ed the income of the association
$363.T5.
The daily sentinel., 1909-04-17
MISSOURI TO HAVE
A BIG PEACH CROP
Especial TO The sentinel. ]

Sedalia, Mo-, April 1.-THE kill
ing frost of Monday night did not de-
stroy the Missouri fruit crop. This
positive statement is made by a num-
Der of experts who have made n thor
ough investigation. Judge David
Kinsley of Sedalia, recognized as an
authority, said yesterday: "A care
full examination of the crop in this
part of Missouri convinces me that
the outlook is excellent for bumper
crop of peaches. The peach crops in
the lowlands have suffered some but
there will be no shortage. Pears,
cherries and plums have not been
hurt at all. There will be more than
an average crop" A. NJ. Matthews, a
large fruit grower of Warrensburg,
who has also been engaged in making
an investigation of the reports that
the crop has been injured. said:
Contrary to reports. the frost did
not destroy the peaches in this sec
tion. There viii be good crop.
never saw brighter prospects for a
bumper crop of apples"
The daily sentinel., 1909-04-17
BRAKE IS AFTER
BIGGEST SALARY
Especial 10 The Sentinel.

Denver, April 17.-Although Ed
win Brake has been appointed deputy
labor commissioner over six weeks
he has not accepted the place and
yesterday he allowed his appointment
to be temporarily withdrawn.
The reason for this is not hard to
ascertain The last Legislature in
creased the salary from s1.S00 to
$2.500 year. The bill providing
for this is still unsigned by the gov
ernor. II Mr.. Brake should accept
the position now he would draw only
$500 year, IL he waits and the
governor signs the bill he can then
renew his application and when he
accepts the position he will get S2,-
500 year. There is no doubt that
Mr.. Brake and the secretary of state
have an understanding whereby he
win get the position just as soon as
the governor signs the bill. In ad
dition to the Increase of salary the
new bill allows him an extra as
sistant at 81 500 a year and stenog
rapher at 1920 year.
The daily sentinel., 1909-04-17

TAF WANTS
To COME
WEST

Washington, April 17.-President
Taft, who believes that the chief mag
istrate of the nation should keep in
AS close touch with the people as his
duties and requirements of office adj
init, is planning notable trip dur
ing late summer and early autumn,
provided congress will decide to con-
time the annual appropriation OF
S25, 1000 for travelling expenses allow
cd during the closing years of the
Roosevelt administration.
The trip the president desires to
make to the West will be entirely
too expensive TO be paid for out of his
own pocket, and II he goes West at
all his itinerary will include Alaska.
The president has been invited and
is particularly anxious to attend the
following gatherings: National en-
campment OF the Grand Army of the
Republic, Salt Lake; Trans-Niississ-
ippi Congress, Denver; International
Irrigation Congress, Spokane; and
the Alaska-X ukon Exposition at Sc
attle.
The presidents tentative plans for
the trip include also II long swing
through the southwest and the heart
of the South itself.
The daily sentinel., 1909-04-17
WORLDS LATEST MAN
LIVES IN ILLINOIS
Special 10 The Sentinel. l


Jerseyyille, ILL.,. Apr. 1.-THE laz-
lest man in the world lives in this
village. His name is John Mumcsa.
and he has been in bed ten years be-
cause he is unwilling to comply with
the rules of the Jersey county farm.
which say that everyone living there
shall rise at . am. Mumcsa is not
sick. He eats regularly and is in per-
feet health.
II am ready to hold up my hand
and swear that he has kept his
word. said superintendent Mourn
ing of the county farm. John has
been in bed ten years, and he says
he will stay there tine rest of his life
He just lies there and looks at the
ceiling, or rolls over once in awhile
and takes nap. When he talks it
is all about how foolish a man is to
get up every morning when he knows
he'll have to go back to he'd again
at night.
The daily sentinel., 1909-04-17
PHYSICIANS ORGANIZE
TO GET PURER MILK
Especial to The sentinel.)

physicians of this city have taken
organized steps to insure purer and
better milk, and the crusade against
disease germs promises to develop n
bitter fight between the dairymen.
The Ell Paso County Medical Soci-
ETY. has appointed milk commission,
representative of the leading physi-
clans of the city, and has authorized
the commission to become a member
of the national board of commissions
Special attention will be given to
milk fed to infants and these physi-
clans are empowered to certify as to
its quality.
The daily sentinel., 1909-04-17
EDITOR NOT AFTER
AMBASSADORSH|P
lBy Associated Press.l

Omaha. Neb.. Apr 1.-THE On,a
ma World-IIerald today quotes Har-
Vey w. Scott, the editor ofsthe Orc
sonian, who arrived here last night.
en- route to New York. as saying that
whiie no formal offer of the Mexican
am ampassadorship had yet been made
him, he had been told thar he co.,Id
have the place il he desired il. when
talking with the president six weeks
ago.
am inclined to think that | will
refuse the offer" is what Mr.. Seott
is reported to have said about the
matter to the World-Herald.
The daily sentinel., 1909-04-17
IRRICATE BIG TRACT
Especial TO The Sentinel.

Denver. April 17.-Frank IL. Ali
son OF the Frank II. Allison Supply
company of Pueblo appeared before
the state land board yesterday and
asked if ii would be possible for his
company to enter into a contract with
the state to irrigate 1900 acres of
state lands lying to the southeast of
Pueblo, which can be placed under
the irrigation ditch which the com
pany Is building. The company is
constructing an immense irrigation
system 1t secures its water on the
western slope and drives a tunnel
through Tennessee pass and brings
the water down the Arkansas river
to a point near Pueblo. where il is
taken out and where $4,000 acres
can be irrigated. The company de-
sires to enter into an arrangement
with the state land board to irriGate
the state lands.
The daily sentinel., 1909-04-17
WERNER I. REED IS
FEELING VERY GOOD
[special to rhe sentInel. ]

Colorado Springs, Apr. l1.--Ver-
ner u. Reed, who returned last night
from Grand Junction and Iona, in
an interview today stated that irri-
cation bonds of Colorado are easy
sellers today compared with num-
Der of years ago.
He declared that capital from the
east is pouring into the state of Col
orado and that financiers in New
York predict that Colorado will make
greater development in the next ten
years than it has in all of its history
up. TO this time.
Mr. Reed predicts that the year
will witness banner crops in every
section of the state. and he states
that the fruit crop of the Grand val
ley will be much larger than that of
previous years. He estimates the
fruit crop of the Grand valley for the
coming season to be worth million
dollars. He declares there will be
20 per cent more trees in bearing in
the Grand valley this season than on
any previous season.
The daily sentinel., 1909-04-17
IS HE EMBEzzLER?
Especial to The sentinel. !

Denver, April IA ID. Reid
berg, formerly cashier in the city
treasurer's office of Grand Rapids.
Mich. was arrested here last night
on the charge of embezzlins s1.SOO
from the city treasury, Just as he
was about to return to Grand Rapids
to give himself up.
Reidberg arrived in Denver some
days ago on his way to San Fran
cisco to which point he had a ticket.
but becoming anxious about the con-
dition of his wife. who he had left
behind in Grand Rapids, he decided
to return and face the charges against
him. He sold the remainder of the
ticket to San Francisco and purchas-
ed ticket to Grand Rapids intending
to leave at 10 o'clock last night.
Reidberg. it is said by the Denver.
police, admits the charge against
MIN, stating that the money was LOST
In gambling and dissipation
The daily sentinel., 1909-04-17
BODIES LONG IN
GRAVE ARE EXPOSED
TspecIal 70 rhe sentinel. J

Virginia City, New. April IA
few days ago the vault at the ceme-
terey here caved in and badly dam
aged several of the caskets contain
ing bodies which had been embalmed
and placed there in years past. rela-
tives intending to inter them in some
other city.
The entire top of the inside of the
vault came down and the broken
timbers and dirt broke the glass in
most of the caskets and the metal
sides were bent and twisted, exposing
to view the features of the dead
Men were put TO work to get out
the caskets, though u dangerous un-
dertalxing, as the whole top of the
vault appears likely to cave in. Four
of the caskets were taken out yester-
day and placed in an empty building
Other bodies are being removed.
The daily sentinel., 1909-04-17

Dr. Winfield Scott Hubbard. for
merly of this city, son of Mrs. A. A.
Miller has had n signal honor paid
him by Wisconsin University, at Mad
ison, Wisconsin. That university has
elected him Fellow of Chemistry
over a half hundred or more who
were applicants for that honor. DR..
Hubbard has been in attendance at
Columbia University for the past two
years and next year would have earn
ed his degree of Doctor of Philosophy
from Columbia The many friends
of the young gentleman in this city
will hear with much pleasure the
honor that has been conferred upon
him by his election to that important
position in the Wisconsin University.
The daily sentinel., 1909-04-17

me morning contemporary at
1rand junction had a scare head
artlcie a Few days since about n
rTr uit ranch at Palisade to Be Cut
alarm as perusal of the ariel,
showed the land to be principally in
aiIaifa and located near the comfy
seat. fhere are no 16O-acre ranches
IN Paiisade district and the alfalfa
patcnes are awfully small. migbtv
Iew and FAR between. Further thar,
snat; tne man who bought 100 acres
lor 900 in this neck OF the woods
Tribune. ai'saoe
The daily sentinel., 1909-04-17
PROMINENT MEN
TO BE SUMMONED
Especial to The Sentinel }

+ Denver. Apr. 17.-Represent- =
+ ative Wheeler, the chairman OF s
+ the Legislative committee APP +
+ pointed to investigate the state =
! land board, announced today =
= that prominent business men =
+ and politicians of the state will =
+ be summoned to appear before. {.
+ the land board to give testimony +
+ regarding the departure of +
+ Mark Woodruff. former state +
+ registrar, from the state. +
+ Some sensational develop 5
+ ments are expected. +
+ + + + + + I. + + + + + I. 4. + = r
The daily sentinel., 1909-04-17

Iomorrow morning. if the weather
is fair, S. B. Hutchinson. I n Pan.
KIN, Thomas ID. Mahoney, T. M. Todd
and Walter Walker, officials of the
Chamber of Commerce, will leave The
city FOR trip to Monument Canon
ana under the direction of John
OTTO, the trail builder. will make an
exploration and investigation Of the
beauties of the wonderful canon and
me country tributary thereto. They
viii return nome in the evening.
The daily sentinel., 1909-04-17

j. r. Alexander. the right-of-way
attorney for the Reclamation service.
has been in Palisade for some days
looking after settlement with PaIi-
sade land owners along the proposed
route of the High Line canal. The
government valuations have been un-
satisfactory in almost every instance
and negotiations are still pending.
1t is hardly likely that settlement
can be effected on the lines proposed
by the government officials as the
amounts offered are only from a third
to half of actual values. ID. ID.
Potter has been retained as attorney
for the Land Owners Protective As
sociation. and left for Denver last
night in connection with it's business
affairs. rs.-Palisade Tribune.
The daily sentinel., 1909-04-17
SHAFROTH SIGNS
INHERITANCE BILL
lspecial 70 The sentinel.l

Special TO The SeniineL)
+ Denver, Apr 17.-Governor :
= shafroth at noon today signed !
:. the Garman bill creating
+ state board of inheritance tax. !
1. which board viii grade the tax !
+ on inheritances. The measure
+ carries the emergency clause. ]
4. one of the first cases to be !
j. adjusted by the new board will !
!. be the estate OF Gen. w. J. Pal !
: mer. .ff
+ viii Fl. Gates will be appoint
+ ed secretary of the state board !
1. of equalization on Monday.
1. = + I. + 4. I. + J. + =. 4. + + + :
The daily sentinel., 1909-04-17
MORGAN WANTS ONE
Especial to The sentins,l.,.

Rome, April III. p. Morpa,
VINO Is staying at the Grand Hotel
mere, manifests keen interest IN she
aaeropiane experiments OF Wilbur
II was even reported that zhet ha5
given orders for the constrr,.;ss.. a,'-ss
a Wright aeroplane, but-Nrr' Sviors,,, y,
aenies that he has as yet done so.
have immense confidence n, n,
future ~ Of aeroplanes,'' he said. .s,na
II Is quite possible | shall pnrchase
one out have not yet done So
The daily sentinel., 1909-04-17
SALOON men ARRESTED
[special 10 The sentinel.1 ]

Cripple Greek. April 17.-Direct
information for violating the Sunday
closing law were filed yesterday
against twenty saloon keepers of Vic
tor by District Attorney ]. e. Fergu-
son. The complaints were sworn to
by C. E. Compton, special officer to
the district attorney. The defendants
were required to furnish $500 bond
each and were thereby released. The
date of the alleged violation was sun
day. April IL.
The daily sentinel., 1909-04-17
DOOM OF SULTAN
HAS BEEN SEALED
IRv Associated Press. j

BERLIN, APRIL ia LilADIsI,
OF THE YOUNG TURKS WHO AR
RIVED HERE FROM CONSTAN-
TINOPLE DECLARED TODAY:
..THE DESTINY OF THE TRAIT
OROUS SULTAN HAS BEEN DE-
CIDED. ABDUL HAMID WILL
NOT COMPLETE HIS THIRTY
THIRD YEAR OF HIS REIGN HE
WILL BE DErHRONED ON THE
31ST DAY OF AUGUST. THE DATE
OF HIS ASCENSION"
The daily sentinel., 1909-04-17
KINGSLEY ROASTS
GOVERNOR HUGHES
Especial to The sentinel.l

Especial to The Sentinel
I. Denver. Apr. 17.-Darwin p.
+ Kingsley. president of the New
I. York Life Insurance Company,
+ last night was rendered a big
+ banquet at the Brown Palace
]. hotel and over so prominent in
: surance men were present.
!. Mr.. Kingsley in the course of
!. his address declared that he had
!. fought the ''pernicious poll
i. cies'' of Governor Hughes of
+ New York, and would continue
!. to fight those policies as long
+ as they We're unjust to insur-
+ ance companies.
The daily sentinel., 1909-04-17
DUPSS'
BLOODY
.['{{:ifD
IRv Associated Pres. ]

BY Associated Press.
San Francisco, April 9--Entering
his office today with sack contain
ing $1,000 which he had just drawn
from the bank James NJ. Thompson,
yice-president of the Thompson
Bridge company, was confronted by
two masked men, one of whom shot
him through the chest inflicting IA
serious wound.
The robbers had previously bound
the bookkeeper securely to CHAIR
Grabbing the sack of money the men
made IA dash for IL buggy.
Police i'm automobiles fired fusii-
Iade of bullets at the fleeing men and
succeeded in capturing the one who
carried off the sack of money.
The daily sentinel., 1909-04-17

e. NJ. Cheedle today transferred to
Ella G. Becker lots 19 and 20 in
block ia. Grand Junction. for So
900. Harris l. Cheedle today trans
ferred to Ella G.. Becker lots 8 and
90 in block 81, for $4,000 Today
James A. Becker formally transferred
to Harris L. and Edward NJ. Cheedle
10 acres of orchard for SIS, 1000, the
sale of this tract being announced
by The Sentinel some days ago.
The daily sentinel., 1909-04-17
TWENTY TWO HAVE
BEEN SHOT TO DEATH
IRy Associated press. j

TORREON, MEN, APRIL IL
NEWS FROM VIsLARDENA,
WHERE RELIGIOUS RIOTS OC-
CURRED SATURDAY NIGHT, TELL
OF FURTHER EXECUTIONS OF
RIOTERS ON TUESDAY, WHEN
SEVEN WE'RE SHOT, MAKING %
in ALL PUNISHED BY DEATH
MANY OF THE RIOTERS HAVE
FLED TO THE MOUNTAINS WITH
DETAILS OF SOLDIERS IN RAPID
PURSUIT..
The daily sentinel., 1909-04-17
THE VICTIMS
GROW IN
NUMBER
IRy Associated Press. ]

ConstantinopIe, April 17.-News
received here this morning from Asia
Minor are distinctly alarming. The
latest intelligence sets forth several
hundred Armcnians and Moslcms
have been killed ut Adana in the riot
ing and the Armenian quarter of the
town has been finally overwhelmed
and destroyed by flames. No confir-
nation has yet been received here of
the reported killing of the two Am
erican missionaries at Adana.
The daily sentinel., 1909-04-17
NOT GUILTY IS
THE JURYS VERDICT
Especial to The sentinel.l

Especial to The Sentinel.l
= Boulder, Colo. Apr, 17.-Af- j
+ ter deliberating three hours. the I
+ jury in the case of A. l.. Threl- !
: keld. charged with the murder :
= of Harry Stringer, returned 4
= verdict of not guilty, at am. Z
+ today. !
+ The case has proven one of I
+ the most interesting criminal !
+ cases ever tried in northern I
= Colorado !
The daily sentinel., 1909-04-17

Tomorrow in the Palisade district
the trees will be in full bloom, and
doubtless. II the day is fine, hundreds
of people will be out to view the
beautiful orchards. In the Grand
junction district and in the Pomona,
Orchard Mesa, Bethel and other dis
tricts none of the trees are far
enough advanced to be in full bloom
by tomorrow.
The daily sentinel., 1909-04-17

In this city at the Presbyterian
church on April 27 to 20, the Gum
nison Presbytery will meet in annual
session. II is expected that a large
number of delegates will be in at
tendance.
The daily sentinel., 1909-04-17

All of the electricians of the city
were admitted to membership in the
Grand Junction Trades and Labor
Assembly last night at the regular
meeting Also a number of cement
workers We're admitted to member
ship. H'
The daily sentinel., 1909-04-17

Cards of announcement are out for
an at home by Mesdames Sands. Pat
terson and Brinkerhoff, at the La
Court May /.
The daily sentinel., 1909-04-17
IRv Associnted Press. /

AIexrctta, Asiatic Turkey, April
f5.-Christians on the Pals coast
have been attacked by Mosselmens-
Two Christian villages have been
burned over and the Lazarist mission
is in grave danger.
The daily sentinel., 1909-04-17
THE DENVER ROAD
GETS INJUNCTION
Especial to The Sentinel !

Denver. Apr. 17.@Judge Har- +
: ry C. Riddell of the district !.
court this afternoon granted the +
Application of the Denver, Lar 4.
+ annie & Northwestern Railroad 4.
: company for temporary writ +
: OF injunction restraining Neil, :.
!. Olsen and six other defendants 4.
: from continuing to conspire to +
+ wreck the company. =
The daily sentinel., 1909-04-17

Blaine Kitzmiller, well knowr
young man leaves this afternoon OF
the Grande for Denver to be gon,
few days ON business. 81
The daily sentinel., 1909-04-17

Packed to the doors was the Parts
opera house last night. and the au,,iN
ence greatly enjoyed the performanc..
given by Vernon, the hypnotist' ana
ms class OF subjects. This Afternoon
5ran audience of ladies and chill
night Vernon gives his LAST ne,,.s' ~
ance in the city. per IN
The daily sentinel., 1909-04-17
.PATTEN SAYS HE
ISN'T BUYING TODAY
TODAY's WHEAT MApvrr

+ iHnRih1 HbiaagS , WHEAT MARKET,
+ Patten. the leader of the Nav i.
= and July wheat bulls, was NOT j.
= in the market today, according 4.
= to his own statement: but the 4.
= prices advanced nevertheless i.
The July option touched !.
= l.lSss and closed LIZ to liz 4.
cents over yesterday at 1.1SZ !.
+ to 1.1S1s =
I The May option closed 1 cent I.
+ + = 4. 4. 4 = Z. Z, = = 4
The daily sentinel., 1909-04-17
HE ENDED HIS LIFE
BY HIS OWN HAND
fBy Associated Press |

= Paris. Apr William E. =.
!. Bainbridge. a special agent of +
+ the United States treasury de- r
+ partment who had been at +
+ tached to the consulate here. +
= committed suicide today by +
4 shooting himself. 4.
+ 1t is believed that cambridge :
= was temporarily insane. +
4. + + + 4. + + + + + + + + + J + +
The daily sentinel., 1909-04-17

The Knights of St Paul. under the
directorship of Rev. Oil; last night
held a very pleasant social session
in the club rooms at 1859 Rood.
The daily sentinel., 1909-04-17

Is. w. Robbins. the Rio Grande
freight agent, is spending the day in
Rifle, calling on the agent in that
city. 81, aaf
The daily sentinel., 1909-04-17

Harold Browne, who visited hara
snort time ago from New York.
leaving here to work at the Goslin
sheep ranch at Cisco. was -np TODAY
TO visit the dentist and to renew old
acquaintances. ~
The daily sentinel., 1909-04-17

J. w. Ensor, vice-president OF the
Colorado Film Exchange Co. an
nounced today that he had sold the
Novelty theatre in this city to above
company, of which he is the vice
president. The head offices of the
company are in Denver.
The daily sentinel., 1909-04-17

The Woman's Relif Corps this af-
ternoon entertained the Palisade and
Fruita encampments, at a social this
afternoon at their hall in the Odd
Fellows building.
The daily sentinel., 1909-04-17

Fhos- Green returned yesterday
from visit to his old home in Nash
-vHie, Tenn, with his parents. He
has resumed his former position with
the colorado Telephone company of
this city.
The daily sentinel., 1909-04-17

u,, a large number of Palisade ami
todav rn,ra people are in town shopping
The daily sentinel., 1909-04-17
GREAT ZINC FIRM
GOES TO THE WALL
[ BY Associated pre,s

r lola. Kans., Apr. 17,f
the application of Alton q 1poh p :
3 Mer, acting in behalf or tha 8
(. trust Company of America the :.
:. trustees of the bondholders :
: =, kogers today was appointed =
= rrs,ss,ver Tor the Lanyon zinc =
= onPHapy, sr,,Hy, one of the largest =
4 ssniei.'ng works in the world 3
= = = =
The daily sentinel., 1909-04-17

Attend the regular Saturday nigh
dance at the auditorium.
The daily sentinel., 1909-04-17

J. d. Burns is up today from
Fruita.
The daily sentinel., 1909-04-17
PATTEN PUSHES WHEAT
UP ANOTHER NOTCH

GBy Associated Press
Chicago. Apr. 17.=May wheat to-
day closed at 1.2S.B.
The daily sentinel., 1909-04-17
IRy Assoaiated Press

Seattle, April 15.-fn an attempt
to hold up the American Savings
Bank & Trust company today an un-
known man narrowly missed shoot
ing Secretary Harry Weity in the
head. The would-be robber after fir
ing upon his pursuers escaped from
the bank
The daily sentinel., 1909-04-17

Both the noon trains were about an
hour Late today