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The daily sentinel., 1909-04-19
IRISH NEED NOT APPLY"
is CONSIDERED AN INSULT
Especial 10 The Sentinel.

Butte. Mont. Apr. 19.=An adver-
tisement for servant appearing in
the want ad column in local paner
stating that Irish need not anpiv y
was considered at a mass meeting
called at the Newsboys' Club rooms
ana attended by representatives of
ehe dlnerent Irish societies in Butte
me advertisement was character
Ecu as an open insult to the Irish
iaee' anu reference was made to the
part played in American and loci
history by the sons of Erin Attan
ton was called to the fact that there
are $1,000 OF the race in Butte.
among the speakers We're Mrs D
.. mccarthy. Mrs. Attridee, Miss
anne sullivan. j. p. Moriarity and
M. O'Donoghue. anu
committee was appointed to deal
iurther with the matter.
The daily sentinel., 1909-04-19
SERIOUS WASHOUT
ON WESTERN ROAD
[ BY Associated Press. l

OGDEN. UTAH, APRIL 1D.-AS
A RESULT OF A DISASTROUS
WASHOUT NEAR FOSSIL STATION
FORTY MILES WEST OF GRANG-
Err, ON THE IDAHO DIVISION OF
THE OREGON SHORT LINE. ALL
PASSENGER TRAINS BETWEEN
PORTLAND AND GRANGER ARE
BEING DETOURED THROUGH
OGDEN AND SENT FROM THIS
CITY NORTH TO POCATELLO. BE
SWEEN TWO HUNDRED AND
THREE HUNDRED FEET OF
TRACK MUST he REBUILT BE
FORE TRAIN SERVICE CAN BE
RESUMED OVER THE REGULAR
ROUTE.
The daily sentinel., 1909-04-19
MILLIONS TO FIGHT
KLAW & ERLANGER
[speclal to The Sentinel !

Cincinnati, April l9.wThe n,u,,
of the Mackayes. the Vanderbiits ons ar,ls
other New Workers are said 10 ha
pack OF the Shuberts in fight onan9
ca against the Klaw G Er,a pga,.
theatrical combination. SCI
MAX Anderson, president of tho
Solumbia Theater company here is
9uoted to this effect According 70
nnuerson. the straw that broke tbe
s1nlel .tle pack was a speech which
jno anam Erianger. just before sail
,nada 10, england few weeks ago.
IN which he is said TO bav" norh,
some remarks about the New M. NJ
,ion ,l' ineatre, which wealthy men arc
1'uiiding in New York to nromata
Shanc art Erlanger's rival Zee
) nnupsrt' a.' pert has been engaged TO man
The daily sentinel., 1909-04-19
DARING BANDITS
HELD TOWN At BAY
IBy Associated Press. /

BarteisviIIe, Okla, April d.
With scores of citizens outside dis
charging reyoivers in an effort 10
intimidate them. two robbers today
dynamitcd the safe OF fhe bank at
Hnvann, Kansas. near the Oklahoma
state line and escaped with S2:sOO.
securing II handcar The robbers at
tempted To reach Dewey in time to
catch fast nort1ibound passenger
train. At IsartelsrilIe tho men were
arrested by IA policeman after n hard
struggle. just as the patroIman
was about TO place the paid i'm jail
he was forced 20 release them at the
point of IA revolver.
\ possee has been organized and
i'> in pursuit of the men.
The daily sentinel., 1909-04-19
NOTED MURDER CASE
CALLED FOR TRIAL
LDy Assoeiated Press. ]

FLUSHING, n. ". Apr. 19.-Fifty
witnesses for the defense have been
summoned for the trial. beginning
today. of Captain Peter c. Hains. Jr..
charged with the murder of William
E. Annis on float at the Bayside
Yacht Club August ) last.
Insanity. both al the time of tbe
killing and since. is expected to he
the chief point in the defense.
Whether Mrs. Claudia l.. Hams
the wife of the defendant. will be
called as witness for the prosecu-
ton is not certain. and much de-
pends upon that point.
The daily sentinel., 1909-04-19

the proposed canal and the territory
il is TO embrace.
George O. Marrs was in charge of
the engineering work.
As those familiar with the terri
tory viii realize this scheme en- braces
the rights of way. territory 70 he
watered. and surveys of the high
line canal.
The Sentinel interviewed MIR. Aup-
perle, secretary of the Water Users
Association and told him OF the I'll
ing OF the plat and with the Dews-
paperman Mr.. Aupperle went over
the map. 1t was the first lie had
heard of or seen the map.
Mr. Aupperle emphatically de-
clared that he was not afraid of any
scheme attempted TO interfere with
the governmental construction of the
high line canal as the positive con-
tract between the government and
the W{ater Users Association is now
signed. each side has met the terms
and is meeting the provisions and
the construction work is soon to
start.
After thoroughly examining the
plat Mr. Aupperle declared that the
best he could make out of the scheme
was that this plat has been prepared
ana hled in an effort to secure and
nall down any waste waters, etc.
that might go out of the lower end
of the government canal when COM
pleted. The map is not accurate nor
complete in many details and phases.
me statements are not full and some
OF them are not explicit
TO The Sentinel, at first considera-
tlon, the matter looks like butting-
in proposition and one that will ac-
complish nothing.
The fine hand of T. c. Henry NAV
be back of the whole business. but
this is not known to be n fact.
Late in the afternoon the opinion
expressed by Mr.. Aupperle to the ef
rect that this step had been taken
by some parties desirous of establish
ing the right to any overflow or waste
waters there might be at the lower
end of the High Line canal was fully
confirmed. 1t develops that some per
sons IN Denver proposed to put in n
system OF reservoirs over in Utah and
they nope to secure the water sunpIy
from waters that they may be able To
get from the High Line canal: ana
In order to carry out their plans. they
have outlined this gigantic Irrigation
scheme There is not the least cause
Tor worrying over a portability of
these people succeeding in interfer-
ing with the governmental construc-
ton oil the High Line canal.
The daily sentinel., 1909-04-19
RING LEADER IN RIOT
ARRESTED AT TRINIDAD
Especial to the Sentinel. I

Trinidad, April ~. S. Sales
and William and Clarence Bell. three
convicts from the state penitentiary
and members of the state highway
gang at Camp Morley, were brought
into Trinidad Sunday morning by
Supt. w. L. johnson and placed In the
county Jail charged with being the
ring leaders in riot which took
place at the camp. 1t is alleged that
these men have been the moving
spirits in a revolt which followed
close upon>the heels of the appoint
ment of Johnson as successor to
Clarence Cleghorn. who was former
ly in charge of the camp. The men
will be taken back to Canon City.
The daily sentinel., 1909-04-19
WHAT DOES THIS NEW SCHEME MEAN?
MORE THAN 1000
MURDERED At ADANA
[By Associated Press. ]

Constantinople, April f0.-The
American vice consul ut sIarsina re-
ports disorders in Adana quieting
down. Two American missionaries,
DIR. NJ. Rogers and MIR. Mariner, were
shot and killed Thursday while at
tempting To eNtinguish II fire in the
house of an aged Turkish woman.
The killed nj Adana are estimated
mt more than II thousand.
The vice consul at MaIsina is anx-
iously awaiting relief. The missions
at Adana and Tsarus are now recciv-
ing protection.
The daily sentinel., 1909-04-19
WILL DISCUSS PERILs
TO SUNDAY SCHOOLS
Especial to The Sentinel. 4

Brooklyn, n. Y. Apr. 19.="Perils
Confronting Sunday Schools" with
special reference to moving picture
shows, petty gambling, the open Sun
day and other matters will be the
subject for discussion at the spring
social of the superintendents OF the
Brooklyn Sunday School Union, to be
held tonight in the chapel of the
Hanson Place Methodist Episcopal
church.
The speakers of the evening will
be Frank A. Moss. president of the
Society for the Prevention of Crime.
and the Rev. ]. F. Carson. ID. D.. pas
tor of the Central Presbyterian
church.
The daily sentinel., 1909-04-19
HAD SHE BEEN KIDNAPPED?
Sheriff Finds Ethyl.
Howard Here, and.
With Theatrical
Couple

= Was an atteLipt made to kid +
= nap pretty Ethyl Howard, aged +
+ Is years, of Montrose, an to l.
II take her to Seattle for some +
= doubtful purpose2 =
+ This is a question that led to +
= Sheriff Schrader of this city re- :.
= ceiying a message yesterday af- =
r ternoon asking him to arrest !.
+ and take into custody the girl i.
+ on her arrival here last night =
+ from Montrose with Mr.. and +
= Mrs. F. d. White, AN actor and j.
!. actress. 1.
+ + ! + ! : 4. I. 4. : } +
AS result, Sheriff Schrader last
night, at a rooming house in this
city, located the man and woman and
the young girl, and he at once took
the girl into his custody.
When the arrest was made the girl
stoutly denied that her name was
Howard, and the Whites also denied
that the girls name was Howard.
However, Sheriff Schrader was not to
be worked, and he took the girl to
the comfy Jail, and to Mrs. Schrader
during the evening the girl declared
that her name was Howard and that
she knew the couple and came from
Montrose with them. When con
fronted with this statement the wom-
an admitted that she paid the girls
fare from Montrose, but that she only
did it out of 'good-heartedness.
From reports received by The SEN
tinel today from Montrose, it seems
that the girl is an orphan, her moth
er having died some time ago. She
had been living in Montrose with an
aunt, Miss Musgrave.
Some weeks ago the Whites went
10 Mopfroe.a and harap mo acauaintaI
with the girl Yesterday afternoon.
without informing her aunt or any
one else the girl boarded the Grand
Junction train. Her fare was paid
by Mrs. White. II was learned that
the girl was on the train and that
this couple was also on tine train,
and the Montrose sheriff was at once
instructed to call up Sheriff Schra-
der and have the trio intercepted
Many believed that the couple had
enticed the girl from home and was
taking her to the far west for some
purpose. Whether this is true or
not cannot be staced positively.
IL has been ascertained that Mr..
and Mrs. White had tickets through
to Seattle and they had assisted the
girl in securing ticket at this point
for Salt Lake City. Mrs. White. at
least, was exercising every effort to
help the girl get away from home
and to Salt Lake City, yet she de-
nies enticing the girl away from her
home.
Ethyl Howard is a very attractive
girl, large for her age and well de-
veloped. She is very bright mental
ly. She figured in a sensational epi-
sode at Montrose two years ago. when
she and another girl and two youths
spent two days together in a lonely
country district.
Frank White and Jessie d. White
have been giving performances at the
lO-cent theater in Montrose. They
are quite well known here
II was learned this afternoon that
the Montrose authorities and the rel
atives of the girl were anxious to
have the couple taken into custody,
but Sheriff Schrader did not have
positive orders to this effect. The
Whites will probably leave for the
west today.
This morning Sheriff Schrader left
for Montrose with his young prison
.er.
The daily sentinel., 1909-04-19
MOB TODAY HANGED
FOUR MURDERERS
[By Associated Press. ]

Ada. Okla. April 19.-At 3 o'clock
this morning II mob of two hundred
men stormed the county Jail here and
overpowered the sheriff and lynched
four white men.
The victims of the mob are j. b.
Miller of Fort Worth. charged with
the murder of A. A Bobbit. IA wealthy
cattIeman of this section; +. f.
Brown, Jesse West and Joseph Allen.
alleged accomplices. The electric
wires were cut by the mob prior to
the hanging and the city was thrown
into complete darkness.
The daily sentinel., 1909-04-19
GAN ONLY LEASE
STATE SCHOOL LAND
Gspeeial to rhe sentinel /,

nETTEn % .Hu Sentinel.
DnNN Et, APRIL ID.-Gov
SHAFROTH THIS aEvrG,pv~yS-
SiGNED THE CLARK IRRrS.
LION BILL WHICH PROvTnasS
HhaT T STATE SCHOOL LAM CxN
NOI BE SOLD TO IRRIGaT1nN
ScMIANIES But THE SCUnoT
,1 maND MAY BE LEASED TO THESE
SraaiioN SraT, COMPANIES For
IRE rEkiODS. THE MEAS
THERE HAS BEEN No NIsx,r ~,
W n.,ELoPNIENTS IN THE NArrts,, ~,
, NJ ~ EXTRA SESSION on ,r,gss
lL,,,noaSiaATCRE- ~. 1T is BTIIEsvEn
HaI S, THE GOVERNOR WILL ~ ~
"A PROCLAMATION SHORT,,Y
The daily sentinel., 1909-04-19
GREAT DAMAGE BY
FIERCE RAIN STORM
IBr Associa,oed press !

GRAND RAPIDS. MICH. APRIL
OF HIGH BRID(:-
ES WERE WASHED AWAY AND
OTHER HEAVY DAMAGE DONE
LAST NIGHT BS \ TERRIFIC RAIN
STORM WHICH VISITED WEST
EItN MICHIGAN THE KALAMA-
700 AND BLACK RIVERS ARE
FAR OUT OF THEII, BANKS AND
STILL RISING.
The daily sentinel., 1909-04-19
THAT THE
SULTAN, FEARING DEATH.
HAS FLED FROM COUNTRY
[By Assoclated Press i

Constantinople. Apr. I9.-it is ex-
pected that the main body Of tboea
troops that are loyal to the Youne.
Turks that have concentrated outs
side Of the city wifi begin march
across the country today with The
OBJECT OF forcing the abdication of
The daily sentinel., 1909-04-19
IBy Aseociated prasa !

Vienna. Apr ia dispatcb ro
eeived here from ConstantinonIe savs
that the priests who were sent o,,t
to parley with the Young Turks at
Ichatalja were whipped and driven
away. "iNeh
The leaders of the Young Turks
have Issued orders that the lives and ND
property OF all foreigners and Chris.
tians in constantinople should be ad- d.
The daily sentinel., 1909-04-19
DAUGHTERS MEET
IBy Associated Press l

+ Washington, Apr. 19.-The {.
+ 18th congress of the Daughters I.
+ of the American Revolution con- {.
+ yened in the Convention hall I.
+ here today. 4.
+ Vice President Sherman and I.
+ Ambassador Jusserand were +
+ among those who addressed the Z.
+ assemblage. +
+ + I; 4. 4 Z. + + 4. 4. + + 4. + + + 4.
The daily sentinel., 1909-04-19
NO DECISION TODAY
Especial to The Sentinel l

Denver. April l9.-No decisions
were handed down by the state su-
preme court today and no Indication
mas been given as TO when decision
IN the appealed Denver saloon case
attecting the local option law will
be handed down.
The daily sentinel., 1909-04-19
GREAT MARATHON
IS WON BY RENAUD
nav Associated Press i

BOSTON, APRIL 19.-HENRY
RENAUD OF NASHUA, WON To-
DAYS MARATHON FROM ASH
LAND r OBOSTON. TIME (UNOF-
E1CIAL) 3:5s :s6. JENSEN OF
NEW YORK, WAS SECOND AND
=. J. GRANT OF NEW YORK WAS
THIRD.
The daily sentinel., 1909-04-19
DECISION GIVEN IN
FAMOUS LAND CASE
tBy Associated prass

Tnrn,no ~, --7S-1
H.nsop,, Hn, wash, April Io.-Juaye
tn.,a, ~, o, me United States co,,,..
so9ay decided the tide lands a., s"nr.
,g s,o,ving hundreds of thousonTs' IN
uoiiars t,. worth of property. i'm s,,S,,.. -,
~. present owner and arainss f,,,,, -,
,,.n The decision WI, an 'e.'.',,
',y M" way to sale under clear IN. virn
inais ns. Oh railroads seeking term.
The daily sentinel., 1909-04-19
equately protected.
[By Associated Press.

Berlin, Apr. ia dispatch from
constantinople says: = '''
The situation is extremelv sar,o,,..
A general massacre can be nrevanta1
only by the speediest success OF tbe
Salonkin troops. - the
Ihe sentiment of the troops in this
city Is turning strongly against the
me turkish warships stationed nj
are loyal to the Young Turks
% me me volunteers in Kossovo number
oo;oooi albania has furnished To-
ooo more and Saloniki 5000.
by Associated Press.
beriln, apr. ia German SQUAD
'continued on page 1O.)
The daily sentinel., 1909-04-19
RAILROADS LOSE
IDy Associated Press. /

~ y t '7717
New Orleans, La. Apr. H. +
: The United States court of ap- +
= peals today denied a rehearing 1.
: of the railroad rate cases OF Al =
= ALBANIA recently decided in ia +
+ vor of the state. +
Z = + = = 4. + + I. + 4 + + + = + =
The daily sentinel., 1909-04-19
National League.

National League.
st. Louis ..............
Cincinnati .......-..., 3
New York ................
Philadelphia ..............
At Boston Cmorning camel
Boston ...............
Brooklyn ....... 2
Afternoon game
The daily sentinel., 1909-04-19

over m H. Il, Mooney. of Boston. is lool,nu
ity with v,an ana orchards in this yieins
The daily sentinel., 1909-04-19
TODAY'S BALL GAMES

Brooklyn .......... ...........--- >
Boston .....,....... ..--..... u
American League.
New York ....-..-- ........-. !
Philadelphia .--.......- ......,.. -
Washington ...........-
Boston -.......... --.-....-.- .'.-.- 80
St Louis-Cleveiand no game rain
Arizona republican., 1909-05-12

convenience of all the business firms
 whose stenographic force contains one or more notaries, and they are legion.
 Time was when all notaries were men and Representative Lantz would have
 it so again by virtue of the bill he fathered. However, the woman's in vasion of business offices as book keepers .stenographers. correspondents and clerks has changed the situation
 gradually until most of the notaries granted commissions are women. It saves time if there is a notary among the employees of an office; moreover private papers are not put into the hands of strangers when an acknowl- edgement is needed. Therefore, when the feminine notaries started a petition of protest against the Lantz bill the signers were heads of many important businesses as well as the social and business acquaintances of the petition CTS. The Lantz bill, as drawn. is specific. It says that only males may qualify as notaries public. It com
Arizona republican., 1909-05-12
TEMPE BRIDGE ARGUMENT
 FOLLOWED ID ITS CONCLUSION
the Value of Heards 5000 Acres Is Increased So Will
 That of the Other 31, 900 Acres
To the Editor of The Republicans:

Sir-One of the principal arguments of the Tempe Bridge Committee against the construction of bridge the foot of Center street that 1t would increase the value of the lands of the BartetHeard Company $000 per acre.
 This line of reasoning the part of our Tempe neighbors if followed to its logical conclusions would convince many people not particularly interested in this bridge controversy to vote for the Center street bridge If the Bartlett Heard holdings consisting of 5000 acres will be increased 5000 per acre. the remaining 310OO of land acent thereto will also be subject the increase This increase the value of lands alone in that neighborhOod will amount to $37O000; this sum added to the assessment roll of Maricopa county will materially reduce future tax eves The levy of this county for the year 1908 $216 the $100 the increase of $70000 brought about by the construction of the Center street bridge would result in net gain to the taxpayers of MaricOpa county of $0192 per The $50000 expended by the county in the construction of this bridge would impose interest obligation off S2500 per Cor five per cent $5OOO0 worth off bOnds but the increase the land values amounting $S192 per would leave balance of $5692 each1 year the side of the Center street bridge, and in eight years this would discharge the $5OO0O obligation off taxpayers and Marcopa county would be the Owner of bridge property worth $100000 that practically had not cost her taxpayers dollar.
 If the mathematical calculations of the Tempe Bridge Committee correct, and presume they are this would be the result of the building of the bridge att the foot of Center street.
 CENTER STREET BRIDGE
 PUBLICITY COMMITTEE.
Arizona republican., 1909-05-12

 no matter what money rates or basi- ness conditions dictate. These facts make the May money rates of unusual interest. for during May of previous years some sensational advances in call money rates have been made. No tably in 1906 and 1901. the May mar kets have seen a sensational rise, due to special causes. The F per cent quo- tatlon at the opening of May three years ago reflected the unsettlement following the San Francisco disaster. and the heavy transfers of currency through the sub-treasury to meet the relief of expenditures and the prelimi- nary loss adjustments. The 75 per cent quotation of May, 1901, came on the day of the Northern Pacific panic. Relief was quickly afforded, however, and although it was a high money year, call money only twice thereafter got above 10 per cent. Preparations to meet the s6O,OOO. 900 payment on the Amalgamated Copper subscriptions in May, 1899, with the financing of the s20.0OO.O O06 indemnity payment by this government to Spain, brought about the : per cent quotation in May. 1899. With these exceptions, however, call money has ordinarily ruled between 2 and per cent during May.
Arizona republican., 1909-05-12

Club women of Illinois have taken up the waffare against the white slave traffic'-the capture and sale of girls for a life of shame and their virtual imprisonment in dens of vice. The nli- nois Federation of Women's Clubs has lndorsed the Lederer bills which have been reported for passage in the Hi nols legislature. the "model' bills aim cd at the debt system, importation of girls into the state for immoral pur- poses, and the degraded cadet" off cial notice of this action as received by the legislative committee recently appointed by the Woman's World in a letter from President Elizabeth Hawley Everett of the Illinois Feder- ation of Womens Clubs, who wrote:
 The bills regarding which you wrote me (house bills 192 and 1s3) were both indorsed by the board of direc- tors of the Illinois Federation of Wom- en's Clubs at the first session we have held since your communication was received. After the indorsement. these bills were placed in the hands of our legislative committee. Mrs. George R. Bacon, of Decatur, chairman, that such assistance as is in our power may be gwen We, indeed, place this subject among the first of those that should claim our interest and our hearty as- sistance." Steps to perfect business mems organization to wage a persist ent campaign for state laws aims at the recruiting for white slavery and law enforcement, have been taken, rep resentative men of Chicago having ex- pressed to the Woman's World com mittee their willingness to help finance the fight Detectives. lawyers and lec- turers will be used to make the fight effective
Arizona republican., 1909-05-12
NATURES REMEDIES FOR DIS
 EASE

Nature provides more effective rcme- dies in the roots and herbs of the field than were ever prouced from drugs.
 Thirty years ago. Lydia E. Plnkham of Lynn, Mass. discovered and gave to the women of the world remedy made from roots and herbs, which has proved more efficacious in curing women's diseases than any other medicine the world has ever known. and today Lydia F.. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound is looked upon everywhere as the stand ard remedy for woman's ills.
Arizona republican., 1909-05-12

Revival of business may head off the expected period of public specula- tion which cheap money usually ere ates. This is the opinion of leading bankers of Chicago; if general business lets out link during the next three months, the banks will advance their rates which now are so low. It is curious situation, full of contradictions Good business, bigger industrial and railway earnings and advancing stock markets, but higher money rates and less general investment. Poor general business will continue the cheap money period and perhaps start one of those unaccountable mad Jurors in the stock market in the face of curtailed earn ings, for the public in the west in- variably buys when it enters the stock market, and never takes the bear side,
Arizona republican., 1909-05-12

Legislative attack in Illinois upon "woman's invasion" of the duties of nOtaries public threatens the income of some $50 young women and the.