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The daily sentinel., 1909-09-30
TRIBUTE PAID
BY ARMY
TODAY
Interest is Divided Between the Con-
tests in the Air and the March
ing of 1000 Men in Military
Ranks.-Still Celebrating.
BALLOONS ARE OUT OF BUSINESS
IBy Associated Press. ]

New York. Sept. 30.-- The army
today added its tribute 10 the MEM
ory of Henry Hudson and Robert
Fulton. This the second of three
parades of the week from the 2urper
end of Central Park to WashihEton
Square along Central Park westward
Fifth Avenue, called together a va
riety of organizations and nationali-
ties such as New York has seldor,
seen. Although the celebration couis
mission has announced that Wright
and Curtiss would probabtso make
official flights today thereAwas no
way for the crowd TO knowswilfn 70
look for he aeroplanes The Wtai her
conditions are encouragin& Tie
wind is light and the sun 4lght
Thousands preferred to miss the nil
itary parade on a chance of seeing
something more novel in midair.
The dirigible balloons which yes
terday failed TO attempt to reach
sAlbany were housed today in theiI
sheds The navigators said they
would not be ready for another flight
before next week.
Although today's parade was class
ed as a military affair. the men-of-
war fleet anchored lin the North
river were its chief attractions. Ev-
cry one of the fighting ships con
CONTINUED on page four)
The daily sentinel., 1909-09-30
TAFT AT EXPOSITION
Lgy Associated Press. l

Seattle. WASH, Sept. 3O.-Prsi-
dent Taft. who made no speech last
night, was up early today preparing
for his visit 10 the Alaska Yukon-
Pacific exposition to see which was
the purpose of his trip across the con-
tinent.
The Attendance at the exposition
was very large and everyone saw the
President although there was no pub
lie reception.
President Taft and party were pre-
ceded in their automobile by u troop
of mounted police who will accom-
pany the President in all his rides
about the city.
The daily sentinel., 1909-09-30
DEMOCRATS met TODAY
[By Associated Press. !

Boston, Sept. 3O.-Prospects are
bright for harmony and practically
unanimous choice Of II state ticket
opened here today in Faneuil Hall.
The only possible contest i'm sight
was between James II. Valley of
Watertown and Mayor ). r. Coughlin
of Fall River for the nomination for
governor.
The Nahey supporters are conf
dent that Coughlin would withdraw
before the ballOting began.
The daily sentinel., 1909-09-30
ATTORNEY R. H. WALKER OPENS
OFFICES.

r. Hickman Walker, the Young at
toruey. who recently returned to
Grand Junction from Denver, has
opened offices for the general prac-
tice or law In the courts of the county
and state, in room 20l Fair building
Grand Junction. Attorney Walker
after considering a number Of loca-
tions finally decided thar he would
take up the practice of his profession
in his home city and this week he
opened his offices in the Fair build
sr,e
The daily sentinel., 1909-09-30
BASEBALL CONTEST
lBy Associated Press. ]

+ Boston. Mass. Sept. 30.-Af-
: ter the way the Detroit cham
+ pions outplayed the Boston team
+ yesterday, they look like sure
: winners of today's third game
+ of the series here.
+ The Detroit pitching depart
+ ment is strong, while that of
: the Boston team is not
+ This game will not decide the
+ championship unless Philadel-
J. phia loses TO Chicago and De
+ troit wins here. If such is the
+ case. the pennant will 90 TO De-
I troit.
The daily sentinel., 1909-09-30
A Big NEW PROJECT

Denver. Sept. 30.-Amended maps
and plats were filed today by the
Yellow Jacket Reservoir & Canal
Company. setting forth that million
dollars will be spent in redeeming
125,000 acres of land in Routt Rio
Blanco and Garfield counties.
The daily sentinel., 1909-09-30
LOCAL OPTION FIGHT
Iby Associated Press. ]

tBy Associated Press.
; = Vincennes Ind, Sept. 30.-An
, important contest in the cam
, paign OF the di;ys against the
, vets is taking place in Knox
: county today.
: The county has ~ saloons,
: breweries and distillery. and
ii is a stronghold of the liquor
, interests because il is the sup
: ply point for the dry territory
: hereahouts in Indiana and Illi-
Z nois.
The daily sentinel., 1909-09-30
SENTINEL'SCONTENTS

rage
Associated Press and state
news. The pursuit OF the
bandits. Big organization is
perfected at Whitewater.
Burnett buys hotel Several
other big local stories The
fruit shipments.
. Editorial comment. Local
news
Mr.. Taft on the High Line.
Today's weather report. Rail
road changes. Deputy war
deus to watch deer hunters.
other local news.
4 Society and local news.
5-Hertz leaves for Eurure Inn
portaut messages sent. Su-
gar factory running. Maho-
ny must stay.
6 Sporting news First foot
bali game here Saturday 9th
er local news
Another clerk added at the
postofice. City school news.
Other local news.
S-Big local stories and dis
patches.
The daily sentinel., 1909-09-30
ROOSEVELT DELAYED
IBy Associated Press.

= Nairobi, British East Africa,
= Sept. 30-Colonel Roosevelt,
= who. was expected to arrive here
2 October Is from his hunting
= trips probably will not come in
= until the 23rd.
+ The delay Is caused by the in
Z disposition of Edmund Heller :
= the zoologist of the expedition.
+ who is suffering from overAxork.
4 4 . = = = = . + n = + 4. + + + !
The daily sentinel., 1909-09-30
FRANCES B9 CROP
LspeciaI to The Sentinel.

Especial 70 The SehtIneI.
Paris. Sept. 29-Official figures,
issued yesterday on the French wheat
situation. place the crop this year at
125, 5,655.900 hectoliters, as against
111,979,6sO for last year.
A hectoliter is equal to , bushels
.3.35 pecks.
The daily sentinel., 1909-09-30
FAMOUS BUILDER DEAD

+ Ogden, Utah, Sept. 30.-Word I
r has been received here of the +
r death of w. Il. Marsh. the build Z
r er of the famous Lucin cutoff on +
r the Southern Pacific railroad I
+ across the Great Salt lake. in a I
r hospital at San Francisco. fol- +
+ lowing an operation for appen- !
+ dicitis. He was life member +
+ of the Elks order. +
+ r + + + + + = + 4. + + r + + !. =
The daily sentinel., 1909-09-30
PEARY IS At HOME AGAIN
FROM THE FROZEN NORTH
tBy Associated press. !

M7EW YORK Sept 3oPeary Arctic exploration Roose
I velt arrived off Sandy Hook 710 o'clock this morning
turning New York after her trip the
ehored in the horseshoe behind the
Few vessels the lower bay recognized
she rounded the Hook Off the point the gave
three Triumphant the Peary flag
then the flag of the New York Yacht Club
American ensign at her mizsen.
lBy Press
Portland Me- Sept sooomandsr Peary remained Portland
today and going his accumulated correspondence
parting tonight he ship Roose
velt in the Hudson-Fulton naval -agfaht tomorrow.
The daily sentinel., 1909-09-30
The FRUITSHIPMENTS

The total number of car
load shipments sent
out, by the Grand
Junction Fruit Grow
ers' Association, the
largest fruit associa-
tion in the inter-
mountain region, up
to Wednesday, Sep
temher %. was -----GS2 cars
| The shipments yesterday
| were as follows:
| Grand junction. . cars
| Clifton ------- 4 cars
| Palisade -------- cars
Total shipments
September 29-- lS cars
| Grand total to date----.6s5 cars
Yesterdays shipments
were divided mp as
| follows:
! Apples ------------------ . cars
/ Mixed ------------- 8 cars
/ Total -------- 3 cars
The daily sentinel., 1909-09-30
Whitewater IN LINE
WITH A STRONG
ORGANIZATION

Splendid Men Put in Charge of Body
and They Propose to Go After
Some Much Needed Improve
ments and Highways
The daily sentinel., 1909-09-30

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The daily sentinel., 1909-09-30

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The San Francisco call., 1909-09-29
Letters From the People
SCORES NEW CALENDAR

Editor Call: Shall we have a new
civil calendar?" asks a writer in yes
terday's Call. l hope so, but it won't
be Mr.. Fishers; at least, not in its
with this problem in much the same
form. The calendar and perpetual
motion microbes are first cousins and
bite many people.
l tried my apprentice hand long ago.
I invented a thirteenth month, found a
beautiful niche for the 3s5th day,
placing it comfortably between the
last of December and the first of Janu-
ary, called it new years day, and
sailed serenely along in a most COM
placent frame of mind until my CAL
endar ran on that Rock of Ages, the
Sabbath, and then l went out of the
calendar business.
That Mr.. Fisher has neither re-
moved nor steered clear Of this rock
is easily shown. Take the calendar
for 1911. as printed in yesterdays Call,
ignoring for the present "Midanno
day. which belongs to 1912, and every
thing goes smoothly until we strike
the first Ammo day." when the trouble
begins. The last, or seventh, day of
the week, according 20 his calendar, is
on Saturday, the day kept as a Sab
bath by the Jews and the many Chris
tlans who take the fourth command
ment as they find it in the bible. Now,
the next day after the seventh is the
first day of the week. no matter what
other name we give 1t, and the great
majority of Christians would keep the
first Ammo day" as their Sabbath. if
we adopt Mr.. Fishers calendar: but
the next day, according to his calen-
dar, is also a Sunday. If, now, the
seventh day Is the Sabbath (and this
can not be changed) the Jews and
seventh day Sabbath Christians would
keep the next Friday and the hrst
day Christians would keep Saturday.
and we would find the world keeping
Friday and Saturday as the Sabbath.
until we struck another rock, Mid
ammo day." the following June, when
the days would be changed to Thurs
day and Friday, only to be set ahead
Cor back, which is it?) the next "Anno
day" and so on, every time we over
took one of these old man of the sea
days.
| attempted to overcome this nv
going right along with the changeless
week. saving up the extra days until
! had enough to make an extra week,
and then-then I quit.
Oakland, September 20, 1909.
The San Francisco call., 1909-09-29
THE SMART SET

-- HE dance last night at the Army
and Navy club was an attraction
that brought over a hundred
guests to the clubhouse in California
street and those who did not dance
played bridge during the evening. The
dances at the club are not decreasing
in popularity, but as the season ad-
vances becoming more interesting for
those fortunate enough to be among
the guests at the fortnightly reunions
of the service set.
The season promises to be more than
unually gay this winter and the mem
bers OF the younger set are rejoicing
that the Colonial dances are to be re-
neated this winter at the st. Francis.
The dates are announced for December
and the Mardi Gras, February s, and
the two events will be counted among
the most attractive of the season The
Msrdi Gras In particular will be an af-
fair that society will await eagerly as
one of the most delightful of the ap-
preaching winter.
The wedding of Miss Helen Wilson
and Paymaster Walter A. Greer. u. 8.
n. tonight. will attract several hun
dred guests to Trinity church, where
the ceremony will take place at $3.50
o'clock. The decoration will be almost
entirely in> pink, while the effective
color will be carried out with pro-
fusion of tiger lilies and the same
flowers will be used in the decoration
Of the brides home in Washington
street.
The bride will be attended by Mrs,
taIx nf hAnnr
and Miss Rhoda Niebling as maid of
honor. The bridesmaids will be Miss
Marian Lally. Miss Florence Braver-
man and Miss Catherine Hutchinson.
The bridegroom will be attended by
Paymaster Kutz, u. s. N, and the
ushers will be Lieutenant Kurtz, u,
s. N, DIR. Kaufman, u. 8. N. Pay
master Helm. U. 8. n, Ensign Harvey
Delano. u. S. N, Lieutenant Kirby
Crittenden, u. s. N, aud Frank Cham
bers.
There will be a reception after the
ceremony at the home Of the brides
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John Scott VIII
SON, In Washington street, where over
100 guests will be entertained.
Miss Vera de Saba has been passing
several days in Belvedere as the guest
of Miss Maud Wilson. but will return
this week to Ell Cerrito, where, by the
way. Mr. and Mrs. Clement Tobfn are
house guests. Mrs. Eugene de Saba
who has been seriously i'll. is con-
valescent and 10 entirely out of danger
much to the relief Of her many frfends
who have been anxious over her con.
dition since her return few weeks
ago from Europe.
Mrs. Alexander Gsrceau and her sis
ter Miss Mary Hyde. who have beer
travelling in Europe for many months
have returned and are established al
tho Hotel Granads for the winter. Mrs
|Gsrs9easEa yreeSee0 AZ .th4 Aeme-
The San Francisco call., 1909-09-29
Historical Books in Demand

An interesting point in the annual
report of the Richmond public library
Is that the issues In the lending depart
ment show decrease in the fiction and
bound magazines sections, accompanied
by a proportionate increase in the bio
graphical Historical and other similar
classes, comments the London Globe.
Another feature in the libra rian's re-
port is that at the annual stock taking.
out of an issue of about 81, 200 volumes,
only one work Ca novel valued at ssJ
was unaccounted for, and only two
works Ca novel and bound volume of
q monthly magazine valued at Ssh were
lost by default, that is. in the hands
of readers who have left the town and
whose whereabouts can not. be traced.
Early in January last, however, nine
volumes valued at sos. stolen from the
reference room. were found in local
pawn brokers' shop. but disfigured in
such way as to make their identifica-
ticn dihicult except to-ths library Of.
44S4G53M
The San Francisco call., 1909-09-29
AGAINST DIVIDING STATE.

Editor The Call: Rega riding the sur-
gestion of Los Angeles to divide the
state | wish to call your attention to
the fact that not only does the IJnitad
States constitution require vote of
congress and OF the state legislature
before a state can be divided. but also
the constitution OF California defines
the boundaries of this state Our state
constitution, therefore. would have 10
be amended. which will require a two
thirds vote of our legislature and n
majority vote of the citizens of Cali
fornia.
South of Tehachapi they have been
so steadily disloyal to the state as a
whole that 1 should like to see this
matter fought out now and finally dis
posed of.
/ think The Call can do a genuine
public service in bringing home to the
south as well as the north a realization
that it is practically impossible to OBJ
tain a two-thirds vote of the state
Legislature, majority vote of the vot-
ers of California and a majority vote
of congress.
GEORGE EDWARDS.
$3.50 Dwight way, Berkeley.
September 90, 1909.
The San Francisco call., 1909-09-29
. ANSWERS TO QUERIES

SIMPLE ARITHMETIC-J; L.. orinda, Cal.
Had horse, sold him for $50, bought him back
for $50 and then sold him for SI10. After the
sale how much money did have in my pocket
and how much profit did make?
This department does not answer
questions in arithmetic, solve problems
nor answer catch questions. If you
can not work out the matter by simple
arithmetic get several hundred beans,
use these in place of dollars and in
that way see how much you made. AS
to the amount of money you had in
pocket after the last deal you are the
only one who can tell.
CHANGE OF NAME-Suhscrber. Oakland.
Cal When Marie Louise Brown becomes the
wife of John Smith. which is proper for her to
use. Marie Louise Smith or Mary Brown Smith
When a woman marrfes she ass umes
the name of her husband and should
use his name and sign herself as such
except when signing legal documents.
Then-she signs her Hiysn nameEandxthe
The San Francisco call., 1909-09-29
No Ships
| For the
President

Mr. Barchhed speaks with authority
he member OF the house committee merchant marine
which any OF this likely referred unless it
should the postoce post the form
of mail subsidy bill
The visiting have remarked the scarcity
american shipping Pacific Similar conditions obtain
on the Atlantic and this fact responsible for somewhat
tunate and ridiculous predcament which New
Orleans for the reception president when he
visits that city finds itself The Psbug Gazette the
situation in this way
approaching
fronted
Mississippi There o
around, and the
be employed this the fromW
do at al
Now New Orleans of mpo and retentous
the American
turned the the land for
depending
rarest sight
world
inspec under the and
The episode merely illustrate the 1t is
striking its the of foreign bottoms
coal feet voyage the not
ceditabe business and government attitude
Of breaking laws which forbid carrying merchandise
between ports foreign ships urged excuse
that the had except at unous cost but
e answer that the conditions
on the administration should be suffered continue.
The San Francisco call., 1909-09-29
|Zueblin on
| The United
| Railroads

compare working
poFtation systems result of
don't any evidence Francisco of beginning
good railway system The Key system
the the world the United Railroads system
OF the in the world and shows that there ncom-
petence the head of it."
The United Railways holding company as
is Piburg exploit the 1t significant that
the Plbug transportation system regarded
America The operative in
Pburg and inevitably produces like effects
absentee landlord squeezing the penny of his
He has the monopoly and they in his power.
Professor Zuebln points the desirable the
Geary street franchise Let the city foundation of
competing transportation system owned and operated munic
ipa 1t quite possible build up efficient system that
would compel the present monopoly decenty
and pay regard public rights The conspicuous
of disregard for these rights the operation
the leading horoughfare OF the city. This outrage
OF malignant policy punish the and travelling public
because the board OF supervisors refuses grant the United
roads valuable franchise without compensation the
city. On this point Professor Zueblin says:
What don't understand ability of Railroads
bold the tracks Market
should be all
techneaiy has been should hold Something
feeders the from north system be
built
The occupation OF the outside street bv
dummy corporation is lawyers trick designed ortv
monopoly. 1t should be attacked the there is little
doubt that if it attacked it would be declared invalid
The well settled policy of the the law with
the sictnes against monopoes where in this
they maintained by obvious ubeugc result
should not be doubtful
The San Francisco call., 1909-09-29
family name assumed by marriage and
without the prefix Mrs"

family name assumed by marriage and
without the prefix Mrs"
CAN NOT Do It'll. r. R.. Berkeley, Cal
This correspondent writes Does there exist
IN America club tgying the name)? If so
please send me the address. Fl. f. r.
The request can not be complied with.
This department is always willing to
oblige in such matters, but will only
furnish addresses when the request is
accompanied by a self-addressed and
stamped envelope.
PROPERTY-M. NJ, City. As this
department does not give legal advice,
1t suggests that you consult an attor-
ney as to the effect of a married
woman Investing legacy in property
and having the same recorded in the
name OF the husband and wife.
=
CALIFORNIA CITY--Subscriber, Santa Cruz
CAL In what county is California Citya
iris N Marlin county snnk ] -
The San Francisco call., 1909-09-29
British Publisher
Surprises Press Club


is noted for his democracy yg4nd
surprises Ffess Sn0 A
connection with the reception given him the Press club illustrates this
andh in circles
publisher o
discussing plans
should call the distinguished
to the n n a
for we'll laid plans.
Northclfe o
This all made the clubs officers
discussed
wastha a hailed Norhcif hour
by the Mr. Harmswoh said he wed be glad to have
the club before leave Can't drop around?
should be delighted" replied the
As evening saad
o'clock" continued the
admirably" Northchfe
whe S cubf" =
in Market AnybodyI tell o
phoned his fellow that the deed had
for and the escort!
o'clock day gentleman entered the
NorhciH
wishes San Francisco
The San Francisco call., 1909-09-29
Lines Drawn
Spokane
| Decision

you'd end at tha within the resle aHes The h merehnts o.
Of San Francisco and Seattle and without wronng the railroads It
decision moved modify But the commission had authorized
mediate had allowed additional to check
to railroads
tariffs
to to
against- makers
their
The Interpretation which the railroads put the decision die
please anybody but the obbes of Chicago and the middle
cities Spokane all satisfied with the proposed scheme
because under the old plan still in force that city
assigned obbng by the railroads That say, Spokane
given exclusive terminal 200 miles
Under the proposed scheme the Spokane territory would
be the mercy of the middle mail order houses.
The practical effect OF the scheme proposed by the railroads
would be make Chicago seaport entitled the benefits
competition in making That say the Atlantic
be moved inland about ZOO miles. 1t may be
remarked that the railroads this scheme build
the middle west cities chiefly the Hill roads ofhe northwest
The Hartman roads joined with the cities upodne
the status quo ante the Spokane decision.
The San Francisco call., 1909-09-29
Picture Too Lifclike
to Please Subject

The Mesonier Mrs
Mackay which has in gen.
rieAse 0"0ee' eral cleaning
have destroyed Its after all
Mrs Mackay When the finished
that of
painting
a beautiful proved
The San Francisco call., 1909-09-29
Supersfifions Cling
to Deep Sea Sailors

cr;ru old
10 DeeP Sea SSi0fS cling Take
nsan nailed
There's hardly the people
what seafarng
superstition sailing, all
believe They think the of
also believe
sharks
all good, besides adding the
"A sailor would leave the the board
sharks off the jibboom"
The San Francisco call., 1909-09-29
Bullets Made Bruin
Run Like q Rabbit

6Hefs vi Drum subject OF big
Rabbit i discussed just at the
u,.r This civ Naturally the
bucks is often referredt o the teler
reminds j. C. Burnett
the United the other day. 1T reminds
of bara eh? Well encountered IN
of we were on the ou
surve Patterson.
than U distant
looking Eight took up
when told them and nre
oy the order They all took eare oeaas
on he Ready FIRE? shouted
OF discharged
lively rabbit Not shot had hit him. Bear
couldn't
of it,
The San Francisco call., 1909-09-29
Initiating
Father Crow
| ley S Work

big good
md
which vegetables of
something to be in
household
developed continued occupation
The and excellent idea of the institution
of
aptitude
but group be
The of the homeless and friendless
pressing problem in the large cities any other
Father Crowley has helped solve problem
Francisco The Youths Directory with country
makes good citizens and useful members society children
who otherwise would to moral and physical hipwre in the
Crowley has saved hundreds. Long life to him!
The San Francisco call., 1909-09-29
The Insider

Tells Of the reports bnck fever that are heard
from deer hunters eight men on the surveying
steamer Patterson were attacked with bear ague IN
Alaska.