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The daily sentinel., 1909-02-25
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Mr.. Aupperle states that Secretary
Garfield declared that he had the
deepest interest in the Grand valley
project and would watch it's success
with pleasure, but that, in fairness
to his successor, he had to move eau
tiously. Secretary Garfield acquaint-
ed himself with every phase of the
High Line canal matter before he
took final action
Mr.. Aupperle states that the con
tract will come to this city through
the reclamation Office. He did not
bring it with him. The various i'm
portant provisions of the contract
have been mentioned previously by
The Sentinel.
Mr.. Aupperle states that every
thing is now in shape for the actual
construction work to be taken up in
due time. The building of the ca
nal is in every sense of the word an
naturally highly pleased and quite
enthusiastic over the successful and
happy elimination of the long cam
paign for the High Line canal.
The Coming of Pinchot.
Regarding his visit to Grand juno
tion. Clifford Pinchot. the head of the
forest service, informed Mr.. Aupper-
le that 1t would give him pleasure
to visit Grand. Junction and try to
give the people that gathered to hear
him clear insight into the forestry
work and methods. and he would
seek suggestions from those who
cared to make them. Mr.. Aupperle
states that Mr.. Pinchot will come
about March 20, ard that Grand
Junction will be the only point on
The daily sentinel., 1909-02-25

f. j. Laber. live stock agent for
the Missouri Pacific, is a visitor on
business in the city today
Don't fail to hear Father DAILY at
the Park opera house tonight, on the
homeless boy and the juvenile court.
H. L. Youngerman of Rifle, live
stock agent of the Denver & Rio
Grande, is in the city today.
Don't fail to hear Father DAILY at
the Park opera house tonight, on the
homeless boy and the juvenile court.
Leon Engstrom, a representative
CT the Pennsylvania lines, OF salt
Lake City, is a new arrival in the
city.
Mrs. Kennedy of Palisade has un-
dergone a successful operation for
appendicitis at the Fairlawn sani-
tarium in this city
w. NJ. Wordendyke of Riverside,
Cal, who recently addressed audi
ences in this city on the temperance
platform. left this morning on No: 6
Tor Nebraska, where he has month
engagement in this work.
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f. NJ. Swayze is stopping at the
La Court this afternoon from Colo
radov Sprinsss He is s--hese-=sn--h -hadsI-
ness.
Today the bids for the construc-
tion work on the local street railway
were opened at the offices of the COM
pany in Colorado Springs, but the
contracts will not be awarded for
several days yet. 1t is understood
that quite a large number of bids
were received. General Manager
Sunderlin will arrive here tomor-
row. The work of distributing the
stout and substantial ties along
Fourth street and Gunnison avenue
was pushed rapidly today. The ac-
tual construction work in the streets
will start within two weeks. it is re-
ported
The daily sentinel., 1909-02-25
MARVELLOUS
DISCOVERY

New Orleans, Feb. 25.-Dr. Bailey
of Chicago at n meeting of the South
ern Homeopathy Medical association
announced the discovery of a radio
thor which is declared has all the
properties of -radium without the
baneful effects and is within the
reach of those of moderate means.
1t is discovered from II certain species
of pitch blends of which twenty tons
have been discovered near "a Colo
RADIO mine with much more in sight.
IL generates n purple ray which Fin
sen used so successfully in the treat
ment of lupus.
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THE DEED OF FIENDs.

Merida, Yucatan, Feb. 2o--iiope-
Iessly bound and then burned and
scared with hot irons until his
screams of agony brought in the po-
lice and citizens TO batter down the
doors, Korean laborer who became
involved in clash among his COM
patriots who tortured him, is dead
from his injuries. The fight started
among the Koreans and one of the
number was seized by those of the
opposite faction and tortured as in-
dicated above.
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j. A. McLuen left this morning
for Montrose. where he will conduct
a sale today and return tomorrow.
Don't fail to hear Father DAILY at
the Park opera house tonight. on the
homeless boy and the juvenile court
w. NJ. Brown of Guthrie Center.
Ia. is a visitor in the city this week.
and is being shown over the or
chards around Palisade by Frank Ly-
ons, the well known real estate man
Mr.. Brown expects to locate here
The Sunday school board of the
Methodist church meets tonight in
the parlors of the church for the pur-
pose of electing officers for the ensu-
ing year.
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1Rv Associated press. l

Denver, Feb. 25.-The pitch blende
from which the radiothor is made is
found in several sections of Colorado
and in considerable quantities. 1t is
an ore that is mined the same rs 9TH
er minerals. Boulder county, in the
northeastern portion of the state and
in Montezuma county, in the south
western part OF the state have mines
that have been worked for several
years. The mineral is yellowish
substance and greatly resembles sui
phur when ground up.
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LRv Associated Press. ]

Cheyenne, Wyo., Feb. 25.-It was
decided today to hold next years ses-
sion of the Dry Farming Congress at
Billings, Mont.
Denver has been selected as the
seat of the permanent headquarters
of the congress.
The executive committee recon-
mended the elimination of the word
Missouri from the name of
the congress, leaving it simply Dry
Farming Congress
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MIGHTY FLOODS IN SOUTH.
[By Associated Press. ]

tos ~Ao9CNAhh1N AN<1-
Louisville, Ky, Feb. 20
With every tributary bank full
and swelling tide the Ohio river
rose all night and this morning
was within fraction of the
danger line. There are some in
dication that a further rise may
be checked by the cold clearing
weather. Scores of homes in the
lower portion of this city are
inundate.
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THE TORNADO DEATH ROLL.
IRy Associated Press. ]

. Little Rock, Ark, Feb. rs
; Complete reports from Tuesdays
. tornado in eastern Arkansas
: place the number of dead at 4,
. and injured %. The property
!. loss was large.
. The town of Fisher was OBJ
: liberated by the storm.
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GOVERNOR TO TAKE STAND.
rRv Associated Press. ]

. Nashville. Tenn, Feb. %
. Interest in the Carmaek muir
. der trial was increased today by
: rumor that Governor Patterson
!. would take the stand in behalf
. of the defendants as soon as the
:. examination of the defendant,
. Colonel Cooper, was concluded.
!. The cross-examination of Col
, onel Cooper was resumed Wneh
) court opened this morning.
The daily sentinel., 1909-02-25

A. NJ. Schmidt. of the Schmidt &
Sons Hardware Store, left last night
for Denver 10 attend the meeting of
the hardware dealers of Colorado.
He will be out of the city several
days.
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AMENDMENT KILLED.
IBy Assoclated Press. !

By FAaSUNIdItU T ItoN-
Washington, Feb, 25.-During the
consideration of the sundry civil ap-
preparation bill in the house today
an amendment, striking out the pro
vision limiting the field OF operations
.of the secret -sefyfce. was fSjeeted 0y
vote of Il to 1873
The daily sentinel., 1909-02-25

10 acres on Orchard mesa, set to
trees , years old, only $2,25O, on
good terms if taken at once, See
Gray, 337 Main street
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MANY TO BE PROSECUTED
1Rv Associated Press.

Omaha, Neb.. Feb. 25.=The
, chief of police has already been
, given the names of 20 members
; of last Sundays anti-Greek ri
. oters.
. One hundred in all will be
recommended for prosecution.
The daily sentinel., 1909-02-25

Lexington, Ky, Feb. 25.-Reports
from the Licking river country are
that three towns are inundated al
ready by the high water. Salt Lick,
Farmer and Wyoming. While Shell
burne and West Liberty are threat
ened.
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IT DWINDLEs AWAY.
TBy Associated Press.

. Wallace. Ida, Feb. 25.-In-
: vestigation shows that the for
tune of 100000, which was
+ supposed to have been left to
: J. d. Cradlebaugh. only amounts
: to about $40O.
: Cradlebaugh is now in Jail in
: Denver. charged with the muir
: der of Fred Walton.of Wallace,
, who had eloped with Cradle
= baugh's wife.
The daily sentinel., 1909-02-25

Go to McCary's for heavy hard
ware. iron, hardwood stock, single
trees and doubletrees. He buys such
stun in ear lots and gets the benefit
of prices.
The daily sentinel., 1909-02-25

h. Nj. Allison. the well known real
estate man, is spending the day il
the Plateau valley on real estate
business.
The daily sentinel., 1909-02-25

r. j. Elgin left on No. 106 this
afternoon for Denver.
w. T. Goslen has returned from a
short business visit to Salt Lake city
and other western points.
The daily sentinel., 1909-02-25

Don't fail to hear Father Daily al
the Park opera house tonight. on the
homeless boy and the juvenile court
The daily sentinel., 1909-02-25

Memphis. Tenn. Feb. 25.-With
the rise of the Mississippi more rapid
each hour the flood stage of 33 feet
is anticipated at this point by Sunday
next.
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ANDREWS WON OUT.
IRv Associated Press. I

! Washington, Feb. 25.-By a
!. unanimous vote House Delegate
!. Andrews was today declared TO
!. have been legally elected as the
: representative from New MeXi-
: co. His seat was contested by
: o. Barizola.
The daily sentinel., 1909-02-25
THEY FLEE TO TEXAS.
IBy Assoclated Press. ]

Council Bluffs, Ia, Feb. 20
; The majority of the Greeks
; about 400-who sought refuge
. here from the mob in South Om-
; aha. have purchased tickets for
. Fort Worth, Tex.
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A DOCTORS AWFUL END.
IRv Assoeiated Press. ]

: Houston. Tex, Feb. 25.-Dr.
: Lunn. a prominent physician of
: this city. died today of blood
: poisoning which was contracted
while performing an operation.
: He attended to his own case
: and predicted the exact date of
: his death two weeks ago.
The daily sentinel., 1909-02-25

Cincinnati. O.. Feb. 25.-It is ex-
pected the Ohio river will reach 80
feet tonight.
The daily sentinel., 1909-02-25
A FAVORABLE REPORT.
IRv Assncinted Press !

; Washington, Feb 25.-By
: vote of 10 to Z the house com
; mittee on postoffices and post
: roads today agreed to report ia
) vorably to the house the senate
; bill for an ocean mail subsidy.
The daily sentinel., 1909-02-25
0STE0PATHS WIN A BIG VICTORY
TODAY SALE is MADE
OF BIG GROCERY HOUSE

The Smith-Thomas Grocery,
one of the largest and most
prominent grocery houses in the
city has changed hands today,
MIR. Alex Greig of Denver being
the purchaser.
MIR. Greig is well known in
business circles throughout the
state and more particularly in
Denver, where he has made his
residence for the past four years,
during which time he has invest
ed extensively both in Denver
and throughout the western
slope.
Being Scotchman by birth, Mr..
Greig possesses those persistent stay
ing qualities which are so character
istic of his countrymen and which
are so essential to the successful
management of any business. During
the past 27 years, Mr.. Greig has made
frequent visits to Grand Junction and
is familiarly acquainted with many
of the old time residents here. He
has had wide and successful expert
ence in the grocery business, having
been for many years the owner and
operator of one of the largest mer-
camille houses in the southern part
of the state. MT. Greig career mas
been an exceedingly successful one
and, were it not that he resents a
life of inactivity, would not have
thought of shouldering again the re-
sponsibilities which necessarily at
tend the operation of grocery bust
ness.
The store is to be remodeled and
fixed up in the most modern fashion
so as to make it one of the most at
tractive and up to date establish
ments in the city.
Mr.. Smith. the senior partner OF
the retiring firm, will devote his en-
tire time TO the future development
of his model chicken ranch.
Mr.. Day, the popular junior part
ner. has not yet made known his in
tentions.
The sale of the business was mad,
by Milne & Milne.
The daily sentinel., 1909-02-25

Frankfort, KY, Feb. -.2ss--esliuti'
sreds of families li2ing In the lower
part Of cflv city have been rendered
homeless by floods pouring into the
river from every tributary.
The daily sentinel., 1909-02-25
WHAT WILL COURT DO
IN THE SALOON CASE

preme court To Attorney JOlin
NJ. Waldron while the latter was
arguing that the state local OPP
ton law is unconstitutional be-
fore the court Tuesday have at
trnctcd much attention and indi-
cate to many people that the
court did not look with favor
upon MIR. Waldron's argument.
NttOrney-G -GcneraI Barnett argued
in behalf of the local option law.
Attorney Waldron declared that
the constitution does rot permit the
creation of local option territory
against pure whiskey. When he rails
ed this point he was Immediately
met by cross-fire of questions which
he was evidently not expecting. Judge
Musser asked him if the constitution
was not command in reference to
poisonous and adulterated whiskies
in addition to pure whiskey.
Judge Hill questioned as to the
effect of his position if sustained on
the statutes that have been enforced
for thirty years.
Judge Steele reminded him that all
of the decisions of the supreme court
for the past twenty-five years had
been against his contentious.
In answering their questions Mr..
Waldron assumed the same position
thar he has taken in his brief which
is that all the ordinances passed by
the various towns providing for local
option are unconstitutional. He main
tanned in his brief that the entire
structure of Colorado statutes on the
liquor question is wrong when com
pared with the constitutional ques
tions. and this was the entire teno
of the argument.
The daily sentinel., 1909-02-25
ToDAY's WHEAT MARKET.

[By Associated Press.
Chicago, Feb. 25.-May wheat to-
day closed at Lie ~
The daily sentinel., 1909-02-25
THIRTY WOMEN IN JAIL.

London, Feb. 25.-Refusing
10 give security for future good
behavior the woman suffragists
arrested last night while nt-
tempting TO reach Premier As
quith to present him IL petition
i'm the interest of their cause
Were today sentenced to impris-
onment for one month.
The daily sentinel., 1909-02-25

An exception was made in the case
of Mrs. Pethicl Lawrence who hav-
ing a previous conviction against her
was sentenced to two months i'm
prisonment Lady Constance Lytton-
daughter Of the Viceroy of Indian
warned the womans friends that il
they secured her release by providing
security she would repeat the of
fense. Sentences were imposed on
thirty women including several of
high birth and social standing
The daily sentinel., 1909-02-25
DENVER THE HEADQUARTERS.

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Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1909-06-04
J. ]. Mc,Math, Owner
..W!l!.h!!o Who, Fred Bates

Why-he charges so much"
Eyes, ] thought so, but youth.
find him the cheapest after all,
for you know just what you
will get. \; s5.
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1909-06-04
LOCAL I ITEMS

Buy your clothes at, the Golden
Eagle-noted for quality cIorhes. B
Thos. McBath has purchased an
E. M. r.. automobile. Is
Mrs. Tom Way is visiting with
friends in Birmingham, Ala.
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1909-06-04
AUTOMO s ! FOR SALE!

I.si s'.' III ..ssI
snieid, snlee sAtId EASING nluo3
CHAINS and other extras rice 'ls
reasonable. B. H. Slower.
MRS. ones anc g
Laura l-'af ieIt SUNDAY Ior ~. faui
where they.Wlll aItend the graldu-3
ations exercises az YAK nail from
when scnool 81. MISS Gladys gradu-3
and danoht ers viii snand two ~.
three weeks 3 ii The cities before
rat,,Ir,,i;no, lnos,na
E..;s'',s,, -, 9, 4 .1.,'s.5
=. " skinner, VINO taught SCI
ence "a me CITY shlgh scnool Il last
term teri mas accepted the temporary
Hpastorate @. me Methodist cnur S.
at Eikton, SD. ne ieft Tor e. ms y
new scene @ ACTIVITIES tins week
and Will preach ms ilrst sermon r''.
there sunday Mr. Skinner INTENDS ts
i,..57s7578 q
. Inc farmers OF Pellcan toWnsnlp
nave purchased the gram elevator Z.
az Fo'iey and VIII conduct ' tne same sa,,
under the lncorpo rated name OF the
Foley Farmer 3 Elevator 'om-,
nany. Secretary Tom Sweet and
PRESIDENT Will Dean OF me conn
pany We're IN me 8, CITY SATURDAY ana !.
ordered g a scomplete Inc Oh sgock]
eertlncates, seal, ,py laws, ecg.,5
IroIn the FL a atuFoay News.
Inc country pony contest prom
|1ses 20 excel anything "a the line ne
q q supscrlpt contest Wnlcn the ne
Saturday News mas ever put on the
country COZ boys and girls are taking .Ill
hold l' $oi the proposltlo on as tno they
meant business. " is the boy or
girl who gets right down II 70 Dust
ness and works Systematically who.
will be the one to win q q this e hand q.
some Shetland pony and his rig
complete:
# Herb Park is the owner III an,
automobile with the su,qpestiye
initials Of IS. M. F. It is called.
sometimes by Jealous competitors
Easy Mark s Favorite. Herb
says the two letters =. m. stand
for Easy Matter as It is an easy
matter for him to pull five people.
thru the sand road on the way to
Stony Point and stop On the road
and pull other autos out OF the
sand.
Sometimes Won NAV: he told that,
there are other things inst a. good
as DeWitt'sg Kidney and Bladder.
pills. That isn't so Nothing
made ma IS az good Is DeWitt's KID
nev and Bladder pills for any all
m me- of the kidney 81 bladder.
which ALWAYS result ia weak back
Ibackache rheumatic pains rhep-.
matism and urinary disorders. a
trial Of DeWitt,s Kidney and Blafl-
der pills Is sufficient Ia CONVINCE
you how good they are. Send your
name q 70 p. ". We watt g 20, Cf11-
|cago, for 9 free trial box. They
fare sold here by all druggists. Sol
The twenty second annual COM
mencement Of the WatertoWn high
school was held last THURSDAY even
inc n the Grand or,era house The
stage and the lower nart Of ttll,a "a
auditorium were decorated beauti-
fully with the class colors The
class sat a 4 ge,micircle On :the
STAGE over which was 4 panel con-
tanning the class motto The
class consisted Of twenty three
pupils A splendid program Of,
musical selections was rendered
and the Grafton Of the evening, was
given by DR.. Walter Henry Mn
sga,t Of Minneapolis who spoke 81, Of
attainment and how to ret there.
the affair was 4 most brilliant one.
and the exercises were enJoyed by
Il SDlGuulu duulGUESs
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on March 4, the necessary repairs
having been completed.
By order Of the Lighthouse Board.
Shipping Notes.
The Noeau : cargo list included 1920
bags of Kilauea sugar and S92 bags of
rice.
Included in the MikahaIa' IS cargo
were 30 head Of cattle from the Molo-
kai ranch and IS hogs.
Purser Kekpewa reports very rough
weather with heavy seas and rain
squalls on the outward trip.
The steamer Niihau brought 3S4 bags
of sugar for Schaefer & Co., and 80
head of cattle for the Metropolitan
Meat Co.
The following sugar is reported on
Kauai ready for shipment: K. s NJ,
10,6o0 bags; NJ a. K, 61,7o2; McB.,
1924; L. P, 11,094; II. NJ. 20l5; G.
S, 4450; Koloa, 5000; Kealia, $4,000;
Ki!auea. 1900.
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ROASTED THE PLATFORM
BOILERS
Continued from fage One.)

was that happened" and why it hap
pened as it did.
"Jack' Atkinson gave the Senate
and pledge breakers some hard raps in
the course of his remarks. He said
that the Senate was formerly consid-
cred the most conservative portion of
the Legislature, but it was considered
so no longer.
'We find that the House of Repre-
sentatives expresses the will of the
people, said he, and the remark was
greeted with ringing applause. "We
are indebted to the men that adhered
to their party PLEDGE he continued,
"and those Senators who saw fit to
disregard it will yet have cause to re-
greet their action"
Kaniho routed the militia-horse,
foot and artillery-in the course of
his remarks. To support his conten-
4ion, expressed on the floor of the
House, that it was a waste of money
to support militia when Uncle Sam S
strong right arm was ready to pro
tect the Territory. Kaniho pointed to
the lesson learned from the inspection
of the Diamond Head Notifications Sat
urday. With irrefutable logic he show
ed that, with the big guns 'Fthere to
remain and immovable There was moth
ing to fear from a foreign foe, wheth-
err the invader be armed with the wrath
of the gods or a modern collection of
artillery. Then he made his cutting
and unkind remarks about the "glue
bushes, already mentioned. Just why
the militia should prefer the cover Of
"glue bushes to climbing a papaya
tree. Kaniho did not try to explain.
Admiral Beckley gave a true nauti-
cal flavor to the luncheon by pacing
up and down before the table and
arguing at length in favor of the con-
servation of national resources and bet
fer school facilities. His remarks were
met with applause, while he dwelt on
! a number of subjects which he thought
essential to the well being of the peo-
pie of the Territory.
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chiyo Maru to Come In at Daylight.

The Togo Kisen Kaisha steamship
Chiyo Maru is due here this morning
from Yokohama at daylight, her com
mander having wirelessed in on Satur-
day night to that effect. The vessel
will discharge about 1850 tons of cargo
and will be given quick dispatch for
San Francisco. Whether she will leave
at ) p. IN. today or by noon tomorrow
is problematical. The agents state that
she may get away at either time men
toned. The chances are, however, that
If her cargo is out and if she takes
on oil for fuel and gets it under cover
by this afternoon that the liner viii
depart at p. N.