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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-03-27

Observations.

Jockey Martin was fined $40 and
set down for the balance of the meet
ing by Starter stevens, on account o,
u~nbecoming conduct and disobedicnce
at the barrier.
Mr.. p. A.. Dwyer. Of the Dryer
Bros. stable and owner of the larg-
est string of horses at the track. has
consented to drive Shecam in the har.
ness event mex Sunday. MT. Dwyer
is an accomplished driver. having
driven at some OF the largest race
meets in the country. He viii be
sure to give "A good account Of him
self.
In addition to the harness event
and the usual number of running
races there will be an added feature
sunday. This will be a local pony
race with lady riders for which event
the association will offer a handsome
prize, This race will bring out a
large field of starters as there arc a.
.or.@>~>T -g6od "biioiHtfgs ih'fIhs city and
the ladies have already demonstrated
their ability to ride them.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-03-27
GOTCH HAS EASY VICTORY
OVER MAN FROM ITALY

Omaha, March 2G.-Frank Gotch,
champion wrestler, tonight defeated
John PARCEL, introduced as the cham
pion of Italy, in a one-sidcd match.
winning both falls, in IL and 9 min
utes respectively. 1t was n rough and
tumble affair. Twice the Italian
pulled Gotch's hair and the latter re-
taliated by %wallowing his opponent
over the mat. After the last fall Par
rcll jumped to the center Of the ring
and attempted to strike Gotch.
From the start PARCEL showed an
inclination to rough it and Gotch ac-
ceptcd the challenge. Several times
Gotch attempted to secure the toe
hold and once in his eagerness,
graspcd his opponents toe and threw
him half way acros the mat.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-03-27
Frcnchnan Again Defeated.

Dcs Moines. March 26.--Jcssc Rel
mcr Of Des Moines, defeated Raoul
de ROucn here tonight in n finish
wrestling match, securing the first fan
in 81 minutes and the second in 90
minutes.
The match was rough ana spectacu-
lar. Rcimcr was the aggrossor
throughout. In the first fall de Roucn
persisted in running his fingers into
Reimer's eyes and nose. and after re-
peateG warnings Referee Wright
awarded the first fall to Reimor in
81 minutes. The second fan was So
cured with a bar nelson and head lock.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-03-27
DRAGGED DER THE
CACTUS BY LAR|AT
narrowing Experience of a
Ranch Foreman at Hands Of
Mexican VacQuero Whom
He u~ReefemopiousIy Canned,

ssqqTsaag< ss = 5Snrna11
Tucson, Aril.. March "A To be
dragged over a cactus-coNcred picc,
OF landscape for It distance of several
feet was tho humillnting experience
Of the foreman of the Warren ranch
Thursday afternoon. To make the
'pisode more "aggraNating a Mexican
vacdlero did the hauling.
AS soon as tho foreman could free
himself OF the rope and regain his
e%auilbrium, he pounccd upon the
Mexican ana gave him a beating that
was most severe. Then he took i rope
and loE tied the Offender. Yesterday
The foreman dragged his assailant 10
'isbce aud had him arralgncl before
Justice High ON the charge of assault
and battery.
Dariguc Podrcz was tie nano of
The defendant, and Constable l.. r..
Bailey, OF LoWcll. acted as his ac-
cuscI, the ranch foreman feeling too
Inundated TO appear ANA give his
name.
'"rhe prisoner WAS Circd by tho
foreman of the ranch,' said the of
liccr. This caused him 90 bo of-
frnded to "a murdcroua doefce Jump
lug on his COW pony, me- took his
larint, swung u. and lassood the fore
man, ~,yssA HsF~-csxG,, rnl ar Il, fS"lic
lrpund the horn of his saddlo. he
his HORSE across tllc country
IA 20 jump The foreman was an uu-
1%voidablc pant of tho .proct ssiou over
undiscovered landscape for "a
while. but as soon as hc could oXtri
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-03-27

Chicago. March 26.-A new worlds
amateur indoor record for the Mara
thon distance of 20 miles 1856 yards.
was set here tonight by sydney Hatch
of this city, when he won In 2:44 l-5.
The former record was 2.5i:45 %.
and was held by Matt Malonry. the
eastern amateur, who recently became
a professional. There were seventy
starters.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-03-27

New York. March 26-Goorgr SUE
ton defeated A. G. Cutler tonight at
billiards. 500 to 2S3. Sutton was in
form and gave a rare exhibition or
nursing.
Cutloy played a plucllv game at
the end but was in hard luck early.
His run Of SO vas sensational.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-03-27

Salt Lake. March 2G-Two games
between the Chicago American league
team NO. . and a picked nine from
salt ] axe and ogden We're arranged
here today by Harry Gardiner, the
C~hicagonns' advance agent. The first
9amc viii be plaNed at Oqlca. March
80. and the second at Salt Lake. on
March 81.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-03-27
Moran and Frankie Neil Matched.

New Haven. Conn. March 26. -
Owen. Of England. and frankie Ncil.
of California. have been matched to
fight twelve rounds here on April 90.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-03-27
GONG SAVES JACK
ObR|EN FROM
KNOCKOUT
PHILADELPHIA CLEARLY
0UTCLASSED BY KETCHEL
Close of Unexpectedly Fast and
Furious Ten Round Battle in
New York Finds Loser Down
and Helpless,


.
IBy Morning journal Special Leased Wire
: National Athletic club. New Yorb
:, March 2G-Not since mo reneol a
: the Horton law. which topped tn
big fistic bouts in this city. has sucl
a fast and fnrious contest bren see,
: here in the squared circle as thai 10
Il night in which STANLEY KotcheI IN,
9 middleweight champion. defeated Jacl
! O'Brien. of Philadelphia. at the Ma
! tional Athletic club Many though
O'Brien would do some s~talllng il
this fight but every one who saw tn,
= fight was agreeahly surprised for /
was a clean Knockout for the timely
clang OF the gong found the Philadei.
I kphian in a hopeless state. 1t was ket.
chefs fight for the greater part of the
contest and oBrien has no excuse tc
make over the outcome.
OBrien was the first to enter the
ring, He wore bandages on both
hands. one OF ms prominent handlers
was pteNel blddIe, OF ihlia-
delphla. hld mccoy was also amons
the towel Wtelders
fhc Iiaht ~ T0mIds.
Round l.--Dotn men stripped evi-
IDENTITY in the best Of condition. 4 Brien
wore green trunks and kctchcl red.
ketchei landed a low LETT hook bur
{. Hrien's objections were not consid-
cred by ne r~eferee. Ihey chncncd
several times, hetchel forcing oBrien
around the ring LETT NOOK RAISED
a lump over Netchels eye. brlen
sent IN a nara right under the heart
and a left hook to the jaw winch
stopped hetchel Brlen with a right
to the face sent ketchel back a bit
but the Philadelphia man was blow
ing the worst after the Windup.
Hound 2.zO'Brien forced the mill
Ing, but ketchel blocked elcvcrly
Then ketchel started To force the
fighting but was shoft on right ana
left swings. oHrien sent lett ana
right hooks to the jaw and was tastet
in hand and foot work but in the mid
do OF the round he began 10 hold
HrtCIiGf~ Tarfu@T a.rTrtdfrurs Wsrrd' "rIrTtf
sNsAAs ~ ~.s-sls ~.!.A aa .-~
for safety and was groggy at the pcil.
pana1 ~, , .u,
nou'@ "sac',g, rusns" Trnnn
tvlnVu opti'" " wy lVPV9, -"
: nlIauVIpiiinn VIZ holulhs ny,eiiv
M"S euinl ahu u~VIlpctale Niilc nli'n
shuNeu slshs 81 ousnVSS. hi!tH
uppefcut Nun 'Isht anu lclt 20 tns
iaoc put 'hert Md7 ~ lVlt' p''ln'u
, ~ gnr ~ ~, AZ thr, h,,,psna
lis onnonrnt
i.puhd h'teh' rusheu brlvn
~ .hc WIN nou9 pluNS aiiu
tluH WIN q naiu felt sNlhb ol,vllVh "
sdSli Over bTlth IibNt eye bii'n
,fleu Two loit hoohS lVlIeclualA
- b'ic" sent tuIet pIAi"sN la9'
leit hooks 70 the 81" ktt-
groBsy. h'tch,i ioueht path NIX
d ueh1on, WIN leli nook TO ne Iacv
anu obrlsn sloWeu up. SON hl,h
, s,iUhs pu' 1h WIN ~ 1,"'J" "''
NN'f - '"N - 'NN F'r
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-03-27
G00OSATURDAYCARD
At TRACTION PARK
THIS AFTERNOON
Free Admission of Ladies
Should Bring Out GoodIy
Number of Fair Sex Today;
Yesterdays Races,

mere IS an exceptionally good Sat
urdaS card ON at Traction park to-
Gay as all the races have large fields
ana are well balanced. Every event
should prove interesting and as the
track IS getting faster every dav il
would not be surprising to see some
new track records hung up. There
should be more han the usual large
saturday crowd in attendance as thu
management VIII again extend the
courtesies of the course to the ladies.
The racing yesterday was of a high
order, although only four of the five
events were run. This was
que TO the number of scratches in the
&l!s ~ 1-s~.e-~sse4-4 i.-. ,~swyss HtS"6F' yffe'
hanulcapper to secure enough horses
IN such short notice to put on an
AIDED race. There was a strong play
on Runsum in the third race yester-
IA as he was backed from 3 to | to
4 to , and all of the wise ones who
mad a ticket on him only cashed by a
neck as Bitterman gave him the run
or his life and was only beaten by n
neck. Dorothy Ann. the favorite in
the race, was third. a length away.
Another close finish came out of
the first race in which Orlin Ormondel
and Susie Gregg were equal favorites.
Susie Gregg broke first and soon
opened up d lead of two lengths, a
lead which she maintained until the
stretch was reached. where Orlin Or
monde began to close on her and beat
her under the wire by a short head.
Berlin was a distant third.
The second race went to Uncle sam.
1870. r,-t 9r~fr,Tu at"tfH.'f>Sa1 err : rrTS
tbs barrits.sgs Ql0l IAst. .h,r.ae.ea hams. ].
knowledge, who was backed from 4
to l to 4 to 5 got off badly but man
aged to come from fifth position and
take down second money from Louis
ROcdcrer,
SquaH on Fourth Race.
Ile last race, at one mile. was won
BY Noel, who started early in the af-
ternoon a three to one favorite, but
Waned to equal favor with Red Ball.
Ihc judger, however. disqualified
Noel on the ground that wills, his
Jockey weighed in six pounds short.
The owner of the horse alleges that
the Jockey left his weights in the
Jamskcys' room in his coat, while spec
rtors charge that there was an cx-
Of weights on the track. The
Judges found the weight six pounds
short. however. and We're compelled
TO disqualify Noel, giving the purse
to Gannet, who ran second, with Red
Ban second aud Sain Agnes third.
The judges are m; king a further in
v~cstigatiOn , the matter. I
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-03-27

% good hea'ts should prevent sick
neTs instead ~ letting themselves get
sick and then try 90 cure e. So long
20 YOU fcep vour liver. bowels and
stomach Ina a healthy aud active con-
ditien you son get sick BILLIARDS.
Nerhine relieves constipation tnactiun
liver ana an stomach and haRsi trou-
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-03-27
JOCKEY SUSPENDED
FOR ROUGH
RIDING
Coarse Work at EmeryviIIe
Brings Prompt Punishment;
Results at California Tracks,


Oakland, March 26.-As a result of
an aggravated case of rough riding in
he fourth race at Emeryville today,
Royal Tourist was disqualified and G.
Burns suspended. Only four horses
went to the post. with Light Wood
an odd-on faVorite. Royal Tourist
was plunged on by Charles Ellison
and his connections. Before half 4
mile had been covered Burns on Royal
Tourist forced Palo Alto i'm towards
the rail, causing Light Wool to STUN
Bile. In the stretch the favorite was
again interfered with and the Ellison
horse beat him in a drive. When the
riders were called into the stand it
developed that Burns called to Upton
on Palo Alto to interfere with Light
Wool The ruling against him fol-
lowed. Favorites We're successful.
The track was heavy; Berry Maid, ia
Vorite in the last race. fell soon af-
ter the start and Butler was shaken
up and had an arm broken. Results:
First Race-Four furlongs: selling.
Napa Nick, won; Judge Quinn, see
ond; Intrinsic. third. Time-0.49.
Second Race-Futurity course;
selling: Gatherings, won Nedjram
second: Figent, third. Time
l.14 As.
Lnlrd 4h.NIN c9u!S@, stsJ(n
mig" Ace" or Diamonds, Won; Toll Box,
~Argonaut, third. Time
l:13 ID.
Fourth Racc-Mi'e and seventy
purse: Light Wool. Won; Royal
second; Katie Powers. third.
rfme-1i49 1-5.
Fifth Race-Six furlongs: purse:
Saracinesca. won; General Haley.
second; Flying Dano, third. Time
is AS.
Sixth Race-Six %furlongs; purse:
Nestbury, % Sewell, second; Oar
ngton, third. Timc-l.16 As.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-03-27
JUDGMENT
FOR $500
Mrs, JoSefita Mondragon Gets
Nominal Verdict in District
Court Yesterday Mrs, Bea-
trice StrauSner Gets Divorce,

Aftor being out about an hour. tho
jury foo tho case of Mrs. Justtita
Mondragon versus Forensic Garcia.
which occupied tho attention OF the
district court Yesterday. returned ca
verdict in favor of Mrs. M~ondragon.
allowing her SiO0 as compensation
for household services alleged to have
been performed for Garcia. Mrs
Mougradon asked for $3.50. alleging
that She had worked fer many months
for Garcia al "a salary of X2N "a month.
bar That he had neglected To settle up
Whrn % day came around.
At the conclusion of the Mondfa-
gou case. the case of the state M
tional bank versus Jose Felipe ChaNes
was taken up THE bank seeks TO
secure Judgment for Saf2N5 and
costs. alleging that this sun is due ON
a promissory note turned over To II
10y the Mutual Benefit Life Insurance
company. 10 is alleged that the motto
was given by Chavcs 10 the Insurance
company in payment FOR a life in
surance policy and later transferred
the bank.
Gets Divorce.
Judge Ira 4 Abbott yesterday aft
arnuon granted AN absolute divorce to
Beatrice ~Strausncr. from her husband.
Jackson St%rausnrr. Mrs. Strausncr
vas given the custody uf q child, the
of tho marriage The plaintiff
occurred the decree on the grounds Of
abandonment and failure TO
Judgment nv icfault FOR sos was
.lN'n in thr ease Of the Rcrnaliiio
l~'icanftln company versus !. =.
the defendant failing to nut
Do nu appearance.
The court cfautcd q drcrce ~ fnrr-
l"surn in the action of , II. Moore.
rustr". AGAINST Sebastian k~rcifcIs. On
deed Of trust given on property in
'hI A~lhuqucruuc and forctlo~ins tho
laims of subsequent claimants
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-03-27
ALBUQUERQUE RACE TRACE

Racing Association weather cIeaf. lr''h i"St
G5.-FIRST RACE. for three-year-olds and up; sci
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-03-27

Post 55 or @T' time Ia start g@ won driving @t pe SI zen" to the front moved
was there the way and mrmg tn issue at all stages Red Ball closed fast a. did sn Asma
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-03-27

driving. second. same. Iunsum off well. went right 10
h. and in q hard stretch drive outgamed the latter at the
an up to the leader and hung right At the end. Dorothy
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-03-27

TOst. 1.0bt OF, ot4It UNnE, - aIdTI z
maker right from the jump and saving grou
gaining the leader at the end. Gregg set q (
race and had no excuses. Others outrun all
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-03-27

Post. 4:35: off. { 30. time. 1904 start
the front. was challenged bv Bitterman turin
end. Bitterman was rushed in a contending
Ann closed fast. as did kintuck-
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-03-27

drIVlne. secOnd. sdnp. OrmOndc won't aftpr The pace
turn for home came fast. and had no trouble in out
ut retired when caught by the winner. Berlin ran his
The daily sentinel., 1909-12-04
PICTURE TRAY.

tray is of mahogany or any wood you
care to purchase and is convenient
size to send up an iDvalid's breakfast
tea. The unique part of the gift is to
be found in the piece of old world
embroidery-or modern. If you prefer
which is made on crash or satin the
exact size OF the tray aud covered with
piece Of glass. The home carpenter
could easily make the tray. which is
of oblong shape. with n rather low rail
all about 1t. and decorative brass han
dies may be bought to make the tray
very handsome and professional look
ing as well.
The daily sentinel., 1909-12-04
BANQUET LAST NIGHT AT
De BEQUE BIG SUCCESS

The big Get Together" banquet,
held last night at DeBeque under the
auspices OF the DeBeque Chamber of
Commerce, was the biggest thing OF
its kind occurring in that town in a
long time.
Notwithstanding that the weather
was very bad. there was a large at
tendance, nearly one hundred gath
ering around the board and the COM
pany composing the best men and
women of that town and section.
The banquet was delightful, the
menu being excellent and a feeling
of good cheer pervading the assem-
blage. II was held in the big hall
of the DeBeque lodge of Odd Fellows
and was entirely representative of the
movement to place DeBeque on the
map in a new thought and condition
that of getting together for the up
building of that section of Mesa
county.
There were many straightforward
confessions of remissness upon the
part of the local speakers, and deep
resolve, which echoed from every
one, to get on the band wagon and
move forward.
Besides the local speakers, there
were Samuel G. McMullin, II. T. De-
Long and |. n. Bunting. The major
portion of the time of speaking was
given over to the last two named
speakers, who Jointly spoke for more
than an hour upon the topics as
signed. The local responses were to
the point and well timed, and indi-
Gated that the speakers were entirely
intouch and in sympathy with the
new movement.
The daily sentinel., 1909-12-04
+ = + 49, =

The election of officers resulted in
the following selections:
Worthy president-Mr. Cannell.
Vice president-Frank Atkinson
Secretary-Charles Knowles.
Treasurer-Charles Hoppe
Chaplain-J. May.
Trustees-Reuben Starr William
Coombs and NJ. r. Nick Kinney.
Inner guard-John Fisher
Aerie hysician-Dr. Reed
The Eagles are naturally very
proud of their new lodge and club
rooms. They are fitted up in a most
comfortable and attractive manner,
and will prove of great pleasure to
the large membership of this flour
ishing local lodge.
The Grand Junction Aerie of Ea-
giles is one of the largest aeries in the
state and is con stantly growing in
membership and influence. All over
the country the order is making rap
id advance in membership and infiu-
enCe.
The session last night was one of
the most enjoyable the lodge has ever
held.
The daily sentinel., 1909-12-04

Besides the local speakers and the
two speakers from this city and the
toastmaster, Mr.. McMullin, another
speaker, Mr.. Lambert Sternberg, also
responded informally to a toast.
The following is the program in
tull. II is unnecessary to say that
Mr.. McMullin filled the role of toast
master in his well known incisiye
and splendid style, to the high salts
faction of the assembled banuueters.
Altogether it was one of the big
gest boosting meetings ever held
within the county, and cannot but be
productive of results for the better
ment of the welfare generally of the
up-river town.
Below follows the program:
Toastmaster. Hon. S. G. McMullin.
'DeBeQue at the Western Slope De-
velopment Congress" by E K. Hef-
lin.
"DeBeque and the Mesa County
business Association" by William
Briggs.
THE Art of Boosting" by l. N.
Bunting.
"a Vision of the Future" by NJ. H.
Chapman.
The Oil Fields" by Lambert
Sternberg.
Good Roads," by w. J. Moore.
The Town Board in Co-operation
With the Chamber" by Mayor r. W.
Ostrom.
Our Oil and Gas Resources" by
NJ. II. Callahan.
Community Boosting" by ]. L.
Moorhead.
Things That Have Not Been Dis
cussed," by Senator II. T. DeLong.
The daily sentinel., 1909-12-04

Today r. l.. Goodale. the new local
manager of the Grand Junction Elec-
trio. Gas & Manufacturing Company,
through the agency of the Caldwell
Walker Realty company, purchased
the exceedingly handsome and strict
ly modern bungalow on the north
side of Chipeta avenue. near Eighth
street. The bungalow is one of the
prettiest ever erected in the city. Mr..
Goodale and family will take posse
sion of their new home in about ten
days
The daily sentinel., 1909-12-04

Henry Kippe. for over twenty
years a resident of this city. and who
now has extensive property interests
here, is in the city on brief visit,
and is being warmly greeted by his
many old-time friends. Mr.. Kippe is
now located in Seattle. He removed
from Grand Junction four years ago,
first going to Chicago. 1t has been
about two years since he last visited
Grand junction. He states that he
is surprised at the building growth
the city has enjoyed since he was
last here
The daily sentinel., 1909-12-04
TODAY'S WEATHER REPORT.

Dec. 3, p. M. Temperature. 81
relative humidity, SO; direction OF
wind, w. velocity of wind miles
an hour: precipitation. trace; state
of weather. cloudy
Dec. 4, 6 a. m: Temperature, 81;
relative humidity, go; direction of
wind, w. velocity of wind, miles
an hour; precipitation. trace; state of
weather, partly cloudy.
Yesterday the maximum tempera-
.ture was 40; minimum, &c; mean, 80
or l3 degrees colder than normal.
Forecast for Grand junction and
vicinity: Snow flurries tonight: Sun
day fair.
The daily sentinel., 1909-12-04
ST. MATTHEW'S HOSPITAL,

The board of administration of St.
Matthews hospital desire to an
nounce that they would be very
grateful for little help in the way
of canned fruits, jellies, etc. Any-
one who is able and willing to do
nate something toward the pantry
stores Will kindly notify Mrs. p. p.
Collins, phone Red 2772, or Mrs. A.
A. Miller, phone Black 59I. and such
articles will be called for on Wednes-
day. December S.
The daily sentinel., 1909-12-04
EAGLES ELECT
NEW OFFICERS

+ Last night, with a very large +
+ number of the members in at +
+ tendance at the first meeting I
+ held in the handsomely equipped +
+ and appointed new lodge room +
+ in the Board of Trade building. +
+ the Grand Junction Aerie of I
+ Eagles held the annual election I
+ of officers, transacted other i'm I
+ portant business and enjoyed I
+ most delightful social session. +
+ 1t was one of the biggest lodge +
+ meetings held in the city in I
+ many months. I
The daily sentinel., 1909-12-04

1t is paper that any lady can use
and meet the highest demands of the
finest note paper,-the famous Hill
tone stationery. II is full 100 sheets
to box and envelopes. Just four times
as much as you get in the ordinary
fancy stationery box. At The Sentinel
office
The daily sentinel., 1909-12-04

Leave your orders early at The
Sentinel office for box of that Hill
tone stationery. 1t has beauty, quail
ity and quantity to recommend it. 1t
costs you only $l.50 per box with
your name printed in full on the pa
per.
The daily sentinel., 1909-12-04

The money is put in the quality
and quantity Of paper and not in the
beauty Of the box in Hilltone station,
cry. A full 100 sheets of the famous,
linen paper with envelopes to match
-$1.50-The Sentinel.
The daily sentinel., 1909-12-04

Our general line of toilet articles,
high grade soaps and perfumes and
our general stock of drugs and ia N
lily medicines is not equaled by any
other drug house in the city. We in
vite your inspection C. D. Smith &
Company.
The daily sentinel., 1909-12-04

Mr.. and Mrs. d. d. Thomas. of
Provo. Utah. are visiting friends and
relatives in the city today. Mr..
Thomas is engaged in the fruit COM
mission business and has been fire.
quent visitor to Grand Junction for
some twenty years.
The daily sentinel., 1909-12-04
A Smart Breakfast Tray.

II you are handy with your embroid-
cry needle make one of the smart trays
that are the most up to date Christmas
presents the shops are showing The
The daily sentinel., 1909-12-04

Today all trains from the east were
several hours late owing to storms
in the mountains. 1t is said that is
inches of snow fell at Salida during
the "a hours ending at noon today.
The daily sentinel., 1909-12-04

We will be crowded for orders for
that famous Hilltone stationery later
on in the month. Get your orders in
early at The Sentinel office for your
work. All for sl.5 and the best linen
stationery on the market.