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The Washington times., 1909-01-07
FoR sALF-suRuRBAN.



>eH f-r1o1i Cottage
1t CASH Ba.auea s5 PER- NOS
$50 interest
#DE f-e. Times Odre. Il--
-WUUuEDaE.r ID. O. oH cIsv anil 5uoar-
gu Ha-e One -Bre. water sewer ami Ef5
Bots from tnrrs Ip rau cents puF l"'.- "l-..
healthy and convenient agent Oh st'a".
MYERS O. IGHrF0OT. IfT ". y. ave. nv
EcETN-RposI HOUSE. best pf e1nditi 'ni
hrge porch. bath. range. not AMI cold water
Hirl e. barge ..rs .UEI.E. LOCALIZED nu main ST..
sg. from tln electric Ele. rHHE -iil.
stores and pH-.Hti.-.- price. r-H"'. ri"' or ~
cash. ana balance ta suit, also Groom house
lora 4 saaa.. frsm ears high elevation.
best of water. price. 81 llJ- 500 cash balance
.G suit
EDWARD DANIELS
Com NasI Bank BIts-
lf-a and q So. aN. 49,
10 E.Fls af U4auu. ou electric r. r.
I.aH1s "g cash. balance to suii- also I'
.t.l.s a' U.rHa.n. Va. due=-uauss- ar"
...a HuH#-. good 1aru- Hea -prinE real ban
gam. HIaH b. ". BAEIhAAN * S4N.
ONE ACRE r-rrou cottage. jus. completed
Price EI.a.H- terms. saNa down. balance month
d.. Great Fails and Old Dominion r r.
CLIFTON LALfHLIN. li5 Ilth st. nv ja5-5t
FOR ShI.E-I have TO offer at Friendship
Heights a. beautiful 9-rlou house, all modern
improvements steam heat. electric light, city
gazs can De hal aL a. great bargain party.
must SELL o-J and sts- HENRY w or
- ' 49, -
IF YOU WANT 20 buy a Maryland farm or
suburban home see Us or send for attest
MARION DUCKETT & sJN.
go 4 n. ". iy2-tf
The Washington times., 1909-01-07
BICYCLES.

~ ARE booking Christmas orders for white
4szl"' and other dogs. also singing cauarfez-
-saes. goats. ETC. sCHMID.5 BIRD sT0fgf
|.- .-.. E.. u.. Xxx ~
The Washington times., 1909-01-07

j OK RENT
tSg. emerson ST. ne. Or and b. brick. 5000
--'i & ST. ne, or, aud p. brlCk....-....... l6 90
The Washington times., 1909-01-07

ASTROLOGE.
-rE. j MILLION. scientific azsrosaEer. o..
H.- I'D I'd. u#- HaTory aEtr1.aEv, yearI-
..zgH.". uE-.I-es. ST. Hf.ruation given
.a #H" subject. Horoscopes erected by means
.. spherical q. sauHuetrE. Main So da1I-tr
MANICURING.
I1E E.sr--T.es manicure. shannon gIHr4-
COR. facial massage and Halrilezstua visit the
CRYSTAL 1A\l.-EINE DAELDRS. ga6 T.
-".- second aa-r, Gll.as 4 aud q. A THs
HORSES AND VEHICLES.
TWO GOOD Ra-Eaarr--. sas a-a Sin r4.r-
- seq W --# D. harness. s.--. EEerE.
#sH -hEE--Ner. Itst ...I a.. .....-r-g-.-
mare. good snow ."lerr .au .- seen al
--la-.N s. 4L.--t-F- N- Pleasant sa--at
GEORGE DUBELII-
Board ana alElEz business teams a speciality.
2L.a uer lay up- de29-t.
-aE-HE.E.- .e rn. cheapest and -...zr -.TT-
.".- H... .| bus ueH and secondhand traps
SURVEYS .#u....HIs. aa.rll= and delivery .ya--
.... 3aa #a- harness. S. DID, -.1 fIll ST. un
ugs-sHt
FOR ~hal-A I.- us -.r5 work a.r-.-. -IF
. .H.I .. ls.. s.-. one -rasr.ra. ana one
surrey. AaH." r.sr fas Fruusg IEaG5a ave nv
The Washington times., 1909-01-07

EEPERIEECED NOTARY PUBLIC. a.a4 A
81. TO 900 P- N s1 18TH ST. ~. w.
The Washington times., 1909-01-07

. d. f. #e
80 2l-Es WRITE OR PHoNs $3.50 81 NAl>
HOUSES.
.. Do. 1N-. EHr q ana . range. 1880
aIl HatHs.. ..-.irsET "a. 40 -r n sf lu
.'-t.-s 81. 1913 AN uH-. sr- b- ....s'
NV lar. ,S D. ral|rff. " rv- IT. % 40 1H
'E t-'a nw. I-r. IaIr French ST.. ST..
4g No ave. nr ''.'' rsas 5 OH g. COOS
qe- NJ '.-.-.--. tH.NI|gth d s. se.. Ord. -'.''
40 .-...--.' a-'- To Ga-#t| In--es.it Terrace
-t'. ..ittaH. IHr.-b So Hr| rF- n.- ZT-5G
$50 10th n.s. 4r b -- r.I-r[, nm .,r,r.r.ro-7
--g -g - HH-- Ilr.b. a00lI 81 NV fr b. 1r.gH
a-ra --".- -yt-h. aJ.Hli410 Blk. Shepherd
ST. -.'Fl7lll- ST., NV, o.. be- --1o
NJ. i-- H 81 d. G.. sOIqr0 IA ra Er b. -Z sd
1919 10TH NV. SrB tl n1Irfrq ID - a. b.
LOU q 1E-. gr b. g.. ur h ~ r q -p
rg .-.a a'e.- IIf1f ID Sc. OF. h-
rfr- r -----. -.---- ftatt h. Vs. E.......-.. I.H"
D. .t- t'- a-t 18th SEE fr. b. '"."n
os Lamoal ia i' 1 .-' ID ss se sI or b. d. I5o Is 90
f-a- fl" 03i505 18th se.. 6r. %. -1-
"- '.. 3D.. g. I5Il 18TH So. 5r..-.- lt.u)
CoLORED TENANTS
--t4 2i -e. ar. $40 -1l7-gz1z s+- .,-. .E
81 18TH me-. Or 3D. g5 5-aI h a. ODD
-@ VI n#.. Eg...-. Is 5rI
FLATS
l'.l M1zs- ave- 1850 p ne. ir. ID. i55o
OFFICES
C2..tns-Guerrr ICoHiDs-C3-.err,-
BIDS 62l 18Th 5000 Bldg. 6-I Ig,a..aaos
---.lHs- suerTE
Bldg t2' 18th. G- o9
a. HARRISON REALTY co. INC.
' ''o"e Main s>6- OF 18Th ST. NV.
5aT-lf
FOR RENT
tS9, emerson ST. me- Oh. and h. brick. 5000
1-'t & 81. ne, 5r- and r. brick..-......... 16 90
CHARLES BOYD. 1915 r st. ne.
10 4TH STREET S. E..
..aNenIent TO Capital Traction and Metro
5.'-t ana cars: s. rooms. not water, modern
~. IN. '5I2.eIaents5 REM very -easona0- Apply
GEORGE M. BOND,
5l- F Street n. W. jaf-Ct
FOR EENT-S45.50 to- good coIored tenants.
new pFleS houses, 627 70 653 Fairmont ST. NV.
o. H"'9a finish. g rooms. bath and cellar.
--'-ssa open from II a. m. 10 o IN. Apply
~ houses o- Ii-' r st. NV. ja4-6t
. 7l- wv 7lo-SiX rooms. porcelain bath.
near schools market and car lines.
fa6-8t
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-03-13
CITY NEWS
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Head The DAILY Gate C7ty
-Smoss McaIls-s silver Ash cigar
See II me vaudeville ae1s Al the
Grand tonight
See he Clements Il he Grand
zg
Pnrkechz1ack loass 10. ss meets
sxsrF Friday azsnaE 81 80 O'Clock.
Z s. Cashman. Y c. George W. I'm
Seq Grace Cameron The orsginal
Dolly IsiuEies gl-l Of Pin Pan.
Pnr Doige's Theatre Monday
evening
4ionzo Drziae has been laid up
his week with 1umbzso
The fair and colder weather tags
ware firing TODAY. giving promise of
weather u that nature for tomorrow.
Congressman Kennedy has sent
number af pamphlets regaraisas
poultry raising % keakuk. II hs ais,
zrlb1asl among the poulrsy ralsers
The ti1ns Is now here for the peach
prophet 70 ger N his work. Last sprsng
there was peach crop IN spite al the
HsilnF predictions that tie crop hsa
been killed.
The arguments have been co-nale,.
ri il he case ~ Kelley rs the C. r.
& Q Ry- IN The District court ana the
czsa mas hesn taken under advise.
msnf
The NJ Sterling haskes aall ,eam
returned 70 their respective town his
morning after hsiag defeated last
evening ny me local Aish sehco, slrls
by 2 score Ct u to rs
In The district court TO-DAY ,Aa
ease ot Dalan VS.. Simons WAS on iris,
Next week the jury trials are eSnsc..
Cd 70 commence. the petit Jury he;ns
summoned to appear for duty on
Tuesday afternoon.
A asnaber Of launch owners are
preparing 10 take trips both IN and
down the river tomorrow if .he
weather will permit, lighthouses are
being showed into the water MI a,onv
the bank and launches can be hear,
putting all during the hours az ,hs
day. getting them in condition for ],
cruise.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-03-13

AGE EIGHTY ONE YEARS


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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-03-13
CITY NEWS.

EEadsvIzls Il -He Grand tonight
Il cents
znd Ms Charles N=az-nics
n NJ 7saa o-Iaan- sz-es- gs 1ha
l-oad parents u pound 8abE
b7y.
William 0u-daz and Ms s=u.luz
rea z-a EvznE 8s va-ds z thorough
clsa-z1s 1odar ga6 8a1ls-i1g 1hs AZ
EaEE-ca u -ns 1gvs- ric5-z1r II Lns
c1T vs-T 1nch
The Sun5sv a=-s-uoon meeting FIR
TcnaR 4 tna = II. VII D. al
dressed ~ PRO. Jesse Ban5zuszr
sTssc5al uuzic VII ns rendered gnd
Stls meeting VII rse 9oun t,a II II
za,=sl1s an halTtE ane zu- 1apss
Fho aasul All NBnsn z-s invited
u ba present meeting H-a-1tng q
a
Ea-n d4zea1s1 au- CIR
0an i -f1a rio=ss- -aDs Of NJ zun---
E1naiz iE- aas ~ ms M Al
CI1y 1raa balls X Eya-szad 1nH -vz
Disga-s me clos u 1ns rszzcn
a1f-r running = 81 Ensr Gn-811 Lar
q ErEan1. Ens Il 1na 4saEsus
piAa zzsa1 vi uHs1 Lla-E ms
4a-E
d ZEN IA F1rae-5ealE nsr
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EaEs1- c=E.a- naaasr sg#Ad EaE
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II q -Esui-s an1 azls VII y read7
Asra- A9g-l Isl Tn1s anus
@Hrs b -s Ap-Fs Tn@9a-
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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-03-13
CITY NEWS.

Grand 1ssrfs-, 0es- sc rEE-.
New CEnGgnh9ns a. Dodgss
A1nndzy
There EEs M zass IT -hs M
Ing 1Es- aF1rns. Tie unsy lncsups ba
Eng sias-az
Ths nsv Ca-gnhnns- 8s-rE
-han vaudeville. H DDlsss TnaaH
AondEv szsnzns
The nsw EEns-gnaana II sing
1lg arr -alking pictures Il Dodge
NaadEE evening e Ia
-A1 -ts nE masslng II ha
EuiEh-s Enl LANES us Sacu-z-v ID
ne hall AzanaET srsniag 1Egs
c1ass OF nHv members Is ID u IL
1lEsd End -Eafvs applications 5u-
membership VII os ru1a6 upun
aav. Fzha Dav WIN delivered
surh ana lac1u-a Il s. francis d.
Sales Eg1hn1sc church Thursday evan
Mg, VII lecnre Qancs III s.
Pa--icEs ar
- mncE -iEl VII s4 held II ms
assembly -oaH III th4 IEz-IEy ii. Z
church on Tuss6Ey evening next E
Z WGks- vs. T-5n5-- N E enu-c-
VII d 1hs -1-la u sha cass The FL
17-nszs IN s liz1n-ir III be Z.
CpDk and \ z NcEET g-15 m rts r.
falGaE & Es-s1l znd 2 n
EsgfIguis- Judge FD1s XII ll-esiIa.
The E-as= u Lhz river a this -his
m1-nzzs Eas abgva 5aHL This X
z ETso5 szaa zo- ms -irzss NJ n. vsa-
and -hs A71-l -zfls II rorns E-iE Prob
stasE ssnE -na river M 70 high mErk-
Nd u-sdir-lEas hEFe been MADE Is vse
rs ID *aseaE 1as-s would be an over
5a3w This sT-ing
rs mF C;nIInR. haT5ng 5nst
returned z-uE Burlington where sh=
1Rs bsan zsEtslnE Rsv. Lambert,
zo-uz-1T q this ct-E II very snc-
cssgfu meeting. WI sing SuadaE
azsnlg Il Laa Christian church. car
nsr II Bank gad Fifteenth streets.
vhs-a Rsv X z Co-E il pastor.
-Althoash Easier IS several weeks
u. rs approach K evident hy the
mary Novelties II tbs store win doR-s
EuE 81 present. however,. 81 Eaa-icE.s
daF il bssaE hsrz1dsd and shaaz-ocks
and u-bsr things appropriate u hat
1sF Ea being shown.
This morning al 1885 o'ciock az
lhs residences, 81 Main s--aat. funeral
sa-Ficas For tbs lses Mrs. Martha
aough were held. conducted M RsF-
Lily. lss-1- Of 1t1a Christian CHURCH.
The paIlhaa-s-s vsrs Ine soIloEng
Rnad Ean1lsnsa Sam Wakefield
51fn I Craig. william asTiinra--
James Ltv=r. F-a1E Wees anl asg.a
8ncE
ks1EuE rss1ns vho hsvs bean
N ne sssns- Tncls san nnr times
VII N interested II tas to1Igvzas
z-uu Qunc- Exchange II hsr r-0t-
zhls sale II Kansas ra-r parties TFr
mE a-H hs-s -cazr t-uu Kansas Csa--
u conference win Tnanas Adams r.
CARING LEla purchase o lie zzcursizra
sasaDa- Tneia szl, uGilr znL pEnsd
bv NJ <Es Ela NV vt1Esr1ug n
lrncT uaE- 7na TE-os1,sIzzFa srn-eiias-
a.s 1az 0o1 ID ID n0Eu 1vtlEr uss1 1ne
lgu-e asEad n Mr. AdEns w4alch me
7aE1s- cs9lsldss-9 q1zTs reasonable IN
E5raloaE poruT g--ngiE u rs final
ls u 1ha t III NJ. 4[azng a.
s-aE Il ts relieved from ne -aspu-EsL
hT NJ owning b8E q this kand
Eud E,IE dUuB1isss aneapt II ue5=- ttIat
= a1Tning IEH tai- uae fu 1,1at
U Ha KIND 7na Enrls san * eqm-
paEE nsE fsuHz and has MADE
saol EauneF IN tle- gvns- shonl1 M
bzsz1 n salId ID 1s Kansas C1TE Eszi-
Ike sns WI piE ns -Dugn Ksaa-s of
tas CgiG 11Esou-5 II lle EEzu
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-03-13

NY tareS year old boy was BABY
conssinated. had hig. fever ana w. s
in an awful condition. gave L.
two doses OF Eoiey'S 0rino isaAasi,s
and the next moring the fever Was
gone ard .Ae was entirely well. foles
oriuo Laxative saved his life. a. W.
kush. Casimer, WIS. Wilkinson 4 w.
]. f. kicdaisch & Co.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-03-13
cl=o Or --1N.g.

NJ zGila -nis means u expressing
appreciation I'm Kindness snov1 by
t-lsnuE End 1ne & 4 z during DIR ~
rasr sDTrCE
Nh JnsHIgn Enldsn an6 Fgu1sls-
The daily sentinel., 1909-03-25
LIFE' S MYSTERY.


Laugh and the world laughs with
you,
Weep and the world weeps too;
Tis all as YOU take it, brother.
You pave your own pathway
through.
Pave it with woes and sorrows,
With signs and drops of grief;
Or with onyx stones of gladness
And ruby smiles of relief.
Pave it with sunshine golden
Or with densest hues of night.
With storm-clouds dark of anguish
Or silver stars of light.
The smoothest and brightest diamond
Was once but the toughest stone;
And the rose of rarest splendor
From the meanest sod has grown.
Thus the deepest and richest blessing
Comes oft from the bitt're woe,
And a life of heavenly beauty
From the lowliest place may grow.
The darkest hour OF the nighttime
Betokens the coming dawn,
And the brightest and warmest sun
shine
Comes after the rain is gone
Life. then. is what you make it.
Bid sadness and grief depart,
And the world shall be filed with
music.
Begun in thy trusting heart.
Rejoice and the world around you
The cheeriest smile viii wear;
Bow meath thy heavy burdens.
And the world is filed with care.
Then forth to thy duty, brother,
Nor falter for wind or tide.
What matter how dark the storm
clouds?
There's always a brighter side.
Pause not to mourn Ger the failures,
You made on yesterday;
The while you are sadly weeping,
The present you trifle away.
Would you but gather roses
And shun the pricking thorn?
Have all thy dawnings cheerful
With never a cloudy morn?
Laugh and the world laughs with
you"
Weep and the world weeps too;
'Tis all as you take 1t, brother.
You pave your own pathway
through.
The daily sentinel., 1909-03-25
JAP AND HIS WHITE WIFE ARE
IN TROUBLE.
[ Ispeclal to The sentInel. ]

Portland, Ore, March 25.-The
travels of a love-lorn japanese and
white woman, en- route from Holly
wood. Cal, TO Boise. Ida. where they
had planned being married, were
rudely interrupted in this city yes
terday. The couple, who arrived
from San Francisco on the steamer
Rose City yesterday, and gave their
names as Mrs. Stella Hurns and 5.
Matuoka, were placed under arrest
at q japanese lodging house on a
statutory charge, on complaint OF
A. A. Courtney, citizen. Matuoka
displayed letter from the assistant
district attorney of Idaho stating that
the marriage of whites and Japanese
in that state was not prohibited by
law. and stated that he and Mrs
Hurns were going to Boise to wed.
Word that a japanese and a white
woman were passengers on the Rose
City was telegraphed to this city, and
it was suspected that they might be
Miss Helen G. Emery and Gunjiro
Aoli. whose proposed marriage re
Gently created a sensation in Cali
fornia and on the Pacific coast.
When the steamer docked a large
crowd was present to see the couple.
Much Indignation was expressed as
they marched down the gangplank,
and threats of violence were openly
made. but cooler heads saved what
might have been a serious situation.
After consulting with the district
attorney and others, Mrs. Hurns
agreed to renounce her promise to
marry Mamoka, and on this assur-
ance she was released from custody.
The Japanese will be held pending
developments. Mrs. Hurns told the
newspaper men that she would re
turn to Hollywood.
The daily sentinel., 1909-03-25
Notice OF General City Election.

Public notice is hereby given that
on Tuesday the 9Th day of April A. ID.
1909. there will be held as provided
by law general City election in the
several voting precincts or wards of
the City of Grand Junction. Colorado.
Tor the purpose of electing the follow
ing officers. namely:
One Mayor.
One City Clerk.
One City Treasurer.
Two Aldermen from the First
Ward OF said City.
Two Aldermen from the Second
Ward of said City.
Two Aldermen from the Third
Ward of said City.
Two Aldermen from the Fourth
Ward of said City.
To serve respectively for the term
of office provided by law.
Each qualified voter of the City
will have the right at said election to
vote for candidates for each and all
of said offices.
The polls to be open in the several
precincts from O'Clock a. m. until
o'clock p. m. of said day.
And notice is hereby further given
that at said General Election to be
held as aforesaid. there will be sub
mitted to the qualified voters of the
City of Grand Junction. Colorado, the
question:
Shall the First Ward of the City
of Grand Junction. Colorado, become
Anti-Saloon Territory?'
Shall the Second Ward of the City
of Grand Junction, Colorado, become
Anti-Saloon Territory"
Shall the Fourth Ward of the City
of Grand Junction. Colorado become
Anti-Saloon Territory"
shall the City of Grand Junction
Colorado. become Anti-SaIoon Terri
tory?"
JOHN NJ. CoNLEY,
City Clerk of the City of Grand June
tion, Colorado.
First publication March IS, 1909
LAST publication April 3, 1909.
The daily sentinel., 1909-03-25
EIGHT Records in Two Months.

Llhll INAuAu9 III 1NO AAOhAllos
with eight distance records to his
credit, all earned within a couple of
months. George v Bonhag of the
lrish-American Athletic Club stands
out today as one Of the most remark
able runners developed in many
years.
The performance of Bonhag in the
7-mile race at the Fordham Uniyer-
sity games in the 22nd Regiment ar
mory Saturday night, when he
smashed four records, was one of the
most brilliant ever seen in New York
City. In point of athletic interest 1t
lay away over the exploit of Ralph
Rose last year, who toppled over six
shot-putting records in one day.
Bonhag now holds the following
records.
> miles-9:27 10; old record,
.9:2S So.
miles-14:34 4-5; old record,
(outdoor). 14:39.
miles-l9:4S S-5; old record;
1858 80
miles-24;29 %; old record;
.25:19 2-5.
Y miIes-2S:O1; old record tout
door), 2S:49.
miles-3O:42; old record (out-
door,, 31:27 1-5.
6lh miles-33:2O LIS; old record
(outdoor). 34:10 80.
Z miles-35: so 3-5; old record
(outdoor), 1864.
The daily sentinel., 1909-03-25
ORDINANCE NO. 1853.

An ordinance establishing the com
pensation and salaries of City
officers.
BE it ordained by the City Council
Of the City of Grand Junction, Colo
RADIO.
Section 1. From and after the
passage of this ordinance the salaries
of the Officers of the City of Grand
Junction shall be as follows;
First-The Mayor $4,000 per
month payable monthly.
Second-City Clerk 10000 from
salary fund and 10000 from water
fund per month. payable monthly.
Third-Cny Treasurer $4,000 per
month payable monthly.
Fourth-City Marshal 10000 per
month payable monthly.
Fifth-City Attorney 10000 per
month payable monthly, and also a
fee of $500 to be taxed against the
defendant in each ease If collected.
Sixth--City Street Commissioner
$4,000 per month payable monthly.
Superintendent of Water
Works $4,000 per month payable
monthly.
Eighth-Chief of Fire Department
$1,000 per month payable monthly;
the first assistant chief of fire de-
partment $1,000 per month payable
monthly; the second assistant chief
of fire department $4,000 per month
payable monthly.
Ninth-Alderman each $1,000 per
month payable monthly.
Tenth-City Physician $4,000 per
month payable monthly.
Eleventh=Police Magistrate S15
Der month payable monthly. and also
such fees as are provided by law for
Justices of the Peace in Mesa
County for like services. Provided
the City shall not be liable for any
fees.
Section 2. All ordinances or parts
of ordinances in conflict with this
ordinance are hereby repealed.
Passed and adopted by the City
Council of the City of Grand juno
ton. colorado. this 23rd day OF
March. 1909.
j. r. WENTWORTH,
/ Attest, Mayor.
JOHN NJ. CoNLEY.
City Clerk.
The daily sentinel., 1909-03-25

Certainly a most creditable issue
is the number of the Colorado Fruit
Grower Just issued by its editors and
publishers, the Herald Publishing
company of this city The magazine
Is running over with good, interest
ing valuable and important reading
matter not only for the fruit grower
but for the man and woman not di-
rectly Interested in fruit growing
The Colorado Fruit Grower is easily
one of the most creditable fruit pub
lications published in the vest. 1t
should constantly grow in popularity.
The daily sentinel., 1909-03-25

Thursday, May IS, and Friday,
May IA, have been set aside by the
University of Colorado Choral So
ciety for a musical festival. which
the society is to give in conjunction
with symphony orchestra from
Chicago The choral society will
render King Robert of Sicily" by F..
X Hallersley on Thursday evening
and will be assisted by soloists from
Chicago. An orchestral concert will
be given Friday afternoon and Fri
day night The concluding number
will be Hayden's 1.-The Creation. "
The events are to be held two days
before the annual High School Day
and the railroads will offer special
rates for those who wish to come
early enough to attend the festival
The daily sentinel., 1909-03-25

Is there any excuse Tor a man vio-
lating a state law. law that pro-
vides penitentiary sentences for vio-
lations, Just because that man is the
member of a certain organization and
Just because he Is a well known cit
izen? Ask yourself that question. is
there any excuse? The morning yell
low and it's champions. number of
minister's, Will tell You that there is
sufficient excuse in some such cases.
The daily sentinel., 1909-03-25

AT a meeting held Thursday night
in Denver to discuss the best means
of preventing inaccurate information
being sent throughout the country
concerning western mining and irri-
CATION projects. Gov. b. b. Brooks of
Wyoming strongly urged meeting
of the governors of western states to
form general Information bureau
which will disseminate accurate in
formation concerning western min
ing and irrigation enterprises.
The daily sentinel., 1909-03-25

Alex Greig, the former Ophir mer-
chant, but who has been out of bust
ness for several years, is now located
at Grand Junction where he is con
Quoting a grocery, butcher and bak-
cry business under the firm name and
style of the Greig Mercantile COM
pany Alex has many friends here
who will join the Journal in wishing
him success in his new location
Telluride Journal.
The daily sentinel., 1909-03-25
LOCAL GIRL POEM Is
ATTRACT|NGLAT TENT|0N

The following poem. which is at
tracing considerable attention, was
written by Miss Clara McAlister. for
merly well known young lady of
this city and who has attained much
note as an evangelist. The poem ap-
pears in the current number of the
Gospel Trumpet a widely circulated
religious journal.
The daily sentinel., 1909-03-25
Majestic Theater Program.

l. Song. Come Take a Ride in
~ Motor Boat.
~. With Taft in Panama Big
Special. the Worlds Greatest Motion
Picture
s. Song. Daddy's Little Tomboy
Girl. Mrs. w. G. Boyer.
4. Cello Solo. "Old Black Joe.
Prof c. c. Evans.
5. Boots and Saddles, a story of
army life of the 7O's on the frontier,
Fort Raney garrisoned by regiment
of U. S. troops. Real Sioux indians
painted in their battle colors.
Special music for each picture.
The daily sentinel., 1909-03-25

The state fair directors at Pueblo
yesterday decided to change the dates
Of the fair from Sept. 1918 to Sept.
2O-25. They have decided that one
day Of the fair be known as Peach
day. and one grower has agreed to
donate three carloads Of peaches to
be given away TO visitors that day
The daily sentinel., 1909-03-25

A second ticket, known as the
Municipal Reform ticket, has been
placed in the field for the coming
city election in Telluride. The fol
lowing nominations have been made;
For mayor, George A. Nicoll; treas
urer, J. r. Harsh; aldermen from
ward one, II. Hansen and Leonard
Kaanta
The daily sentinel., 1909-03-25

Buy your good little wife a sack
of the celebrated Plush Flour. and
you will find that she will vote right
on April 9Th. o. Arnold, Ninth
and Ouray.