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The daily sentinel., 1909-12-20
Of THE2929CARS
CLIFTON HAD
OVER 500

and the Clifton district, few
miles east of Grand junction,
has no individual fruit growers
association but its fruit is
handled by Grand junction ASSOC
ciation and other associations,
The Sentinel ON SATURDAY even
ing in its great crop edition did
not specify just how many cars
were shipped from Clifton alone
as the shipments from this rich
section were included in the
various reports from the fruit
associations.
The Sentinel has always acknowl-
edged that Clifton is one of the great
est fruit districts of this county. Its
yield this season was astounding.
From the Clifton district alone, a
comparatively small district, OVERSIZE
cars were shipped out by the Grand
junction Fruit Growers association
and one or two other associations.
A letter written TO The Sentinel by
A. j. DeLong, which is published in
order to be sure that Clifton has the
proper individual credit Gts ship
ments having all been included in the
association reports Saturday, is as
follows:
Clifton. Colo. Dec. 10, 1909.
|. N Bunting,
Editor The Daily Sentinel,
Grand Junction. Colo.
Dear Sir:
My attention has been called by
several to your crop edition of The
Sentinel. which makes a summary of
the seasons fruit shipments. In your
summary Clifton is entirely omitted,
presumably contained in the Grand
junction shipments. This we do not
object to SO much had you mentioned
the whole shipments from this valley
as Grand junction shipments. but you
specify Palisade. Fruita, DeBeque.
| hardly think this is just to your
loyal Clifton supporters. The Sen
tinel has enjoyed the confidence and
| believe a better circulation in the
Clifton district than any other Grand
junction paper, and you should foster
their support.
AS a matter of fact, we have secur-
ed from our agent the shipments of
Clifton, which total 554 cars This
year, from the Clifton district proper.
We are certain that Clifton will soon
cutrank all other points along the
line in point of number of cars ship
ped, and in this we are backed up by
the expectations of the railroad com
panies.
This letter is written with only
friendliness for you and The Sentinel,
which has my best wishes.
Yours very truly.
A. ]. DeLONG.
The daily sentinel., 1909-12-20

At each one of our stores in this
city the C. d. Smith Drug Co. Is dis
playing the very handsomest Christ
mas line ever purchased by the COM
pany for the Christmas holiday trade.
We desire your inspection of our ele-
CANT goods before you make your
Christmas purchases, AS we feel sure
we can more than fill your wants
with many articles lhe c. D. Smith
Drug Co. stores.
The daily sentinel., 1909-12-20

+ sentaitves of brotherhoods in +
+ other counties were present.
+<+++* ++4++*
The addresses were interesting, on
thusiastic and instructive.
The speakers last evening and their
themes were as follows: THE Call
for a brotherhood" by A. II. Dunn of
Fort Collins; THE brotherhood in
Action" by H. o. Smith of Denver.
and THE Brotherhood Man as q
Worker in the Church" by Prof. llTl
NJ. DeLong of Boulder.
Yesterday morning Rev. Forsyth
devoted his sermon to the need OF
men taking a greater interest in the
great battle for the salvation of the
world. The sermon was strong one
and made lasting impression on the
large congregation. Rev. Forsyth
showed clearly how the men of the
churches depend too much upon the
faithful women to carry on nearly
every great movement of the church.
This afternoon a department ses-
sion and brotherhood round table has
occupied the attention of the con-
ference. The afternoon session was
called to order at o'clock, and the
program carried out was as follows;
A Department Conference.-The
department. Rev. X. n. Smith of Pal
isade; second department, Rev. +. I.
Gerkin of Fruita; third department,
A. II. Dunn of Fort Collins; fourth
department. w. \. House.
Brotherhood Round Ttable.-"Thc
Brotherhood and the Usual Church
Service: THE Brotherhood and Spe-
cial Forms of Service. The Bro
therhood and Sunday school; DO
the Results Justify the Brotherhood
Movement"
This evening at I o'clock the bro
therhood banquet will be served. II
is certain to prove most delightful
affair. 1t is expected that 100 men
will be in attendance.
Among the toasts of the evening
will be the following: The Duty a
Church Owes Its Men," by DR.. John
son of Delta; THE Brotherhood: a
The daily sentinel., 1909-12-20

A ladies toilet table is never com
plete without utility manicure set.
The C. d. Smith Drug Co. is carry
ing most beautiful line for Christ
mas gifts.
The daily sentinel., 1909-12-20

This is the month to pay up your
annual subscription to The Sentinel.
Yearly in advance So. six months in
ad vance $3.50.
The daily sentinel., 1909-12-20

Clothing of every description drJ
and steam cleaned. Perfect satisfac.
ton guaranteed. Telephone us, We
call for and deliver.-The Suitoriun.
l25 South Fifth-st.
The daily sentinel., 1909-12-20

II Colorado Fruit & Commercial
stock has any value. send me a bic
on FIVE shares.-M. L. Walker. Cald-
we'll. Ida.
The daily sentinel., 1909-12-20

No other stores in the city pretend
to carry the magnificent line of
ladies' stationery as are carried by
the c. D. Smith Drug Co. stores. Ev-
cry variety of art linens on hand to
please the most critical taste.
The daily sentinel., 1909-12-20

We are equipped with the very best
make of piano trucks in the city. No
scratches on your piano il we handle
1t. Milne Blue Barn. Phone Jet. 22S.
The daily sentinel., 1909-12-20

CAN to Men to Work for Men, by
Rev Hale of Montrose, and The Bro |
therhood Man in the Community by |
Prof Ira NJ. DeLong of Boulder.
The daily sentinel., 1909-12-20

The Sentinel yearly in advance s5;
six months in advance $3.50. Saves
You 800 per year.
The daily sentinel., 1909-12-20

When you 60 to Denver don't fail
to call on Joe e. Dulmaine at 1915
Stout street.
The daily sentinel., 1909-12-20
The Fair Store Sparkles With Goods Suit
able for Christmas Presents, and Prices
Were Never Littler Than Now.

ason Of him all
for special bushes
evidenced
OF handful
of
ewd gtoa ecsrl,w the Nock are comp
The daily sentinel., 1909-12-20
BIG BANQUET
HERE TONIGHT
100 Guests to be Present at Delight
full Functions at M. E. Church.
Interesting Sessions of the
Brotherhood Conference.
PROMINENT VISITORS ARE HERE

+ Last evening the first session !
Z OF the Brotherhood conference I
+ of the Rio Grande district was :!
= held at the Methodist church in !
+ this city and was largely attend !
+ ed. Quite a number of repre- I
+ sentaityes of brotherhoods in
+ other counties were present. /!
The daily sentinel., 1909-12-20

SILNERWARE-You cannot make wrong choice
if you select Community" brand of silverware-
the kind that's sold in this store other brands
were discarded to give place for this brand simply
because Community silverware is the best An
immense array of it from which to select. Prices
extremely little.
RICH CUT GLASS-Taken out OF the class Of lux
uries and placed within the reach of the most mod
est purse.
FINE TABLE IINENS-Another item that always
makes acceptable present-especially 80 at
Christmas time.
SILK WAIST PATTERNS-Just hint of these is
sufficient to sell many and there's plenty from
which to choose. Suitable for street wear or even
ing
SHOES AND SIIPPEItS-make acceptable pres
ents; particularly so If they come from The Fair
Store With a reputation for goodness long ago
established, constantly and rigdly adhered to,
pair of durable stylish, comfortable shoes from this
store is always welcome
LINENDRAWN WORK--Fine Leather Handbags
Fancy Collars SILK Scarfs, Kid Gloves. Golf Gloves
Hosiery, Jeweed Combs Belts, few more OF
useful presents.
The Fair is replete with all manner of ladies outer
apparel-waists. coats skirts, suits for outdoor
wear, and multitude for housew - always
busy department; exceptionally so at this time. No
trouble to find useful present in this department.
LACE CURTAINs-Draperies, couch covers, fancy
pillow tops blankets, bed spreads and kindred goods
are items that cannot fail to make pleasant and
acceptable surprise at Christmas-time.
CHOCOLATES, BON BoNs and nuts Compare
the chocolates from this store with those that cost
soc and 60c the pound elsewhere: subtract simply
the box, and you will decide that Fair Store choco
S>vr~ AVN YG 0nHAY
The daily sentinel., 1909-12-20

in this store are fresh II makes a world Of diner
ence. you know, if nuts fresh or not
FINE RUGS-Another item that will make a sensf-
BILE, useful present There's a splendid array of
them here in all the best sizes. The prices will
save you money
CHINA-An elaborate assortment of fine china that
would do credit to larger store in larger city.
Every piece of fine china that you add to that
already in the home will be n welcome addition
and there's surely fine array OF 1t in this store.
DOLLS AND TOYS-It seems almost out of place
to mention dolls, for dolls-and hosts them too,
are on sale the year round in The Fair. But at
this season there's the immense addition of dolls
specially imported for Christmas trade. Nearly
cry desirable kind of dressed and not dressed dolls
is literally represented; and there's for
comparison OF dolls in this store and elsewhere,
complete is the Fair Store stock of them. varied.
so large and at little prices
FURS-Another sensible. seryiceable gift Season
able too. in this Italian climate nearly the
entire year Prices furs in this store far
from being prohihitive On the contrary, the little
prices make them actual necessities
MEMS NECKwEAR-in great variety of styles
and qualities. The average man never possessed
too many neckties; therefore, you cannot make a
wrong choice along this line In the mems depart
ment also collars, mufflers, shirts, gloves bath
warm caps, cuff buttons suspenders and a host OF
other things that man is always glad to have in
duplicate.
useful presents Enough in quantity and variety
are here to satisfy the demands of the most exact
ing Indeed, some might wonder where is the out
let for many handkerchiefs; but immense
patrons of The Fair.
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ASHLEY VALLEY sNOWBOUND.
Winter Unusually Severe ami Moun-
tain Roads Are impossible.

"siuce tho settlement of Nernal and
the Ashley valley there has not been
go severe a winter as the present onc,'
says r.. s.. Collett who is registered
at the cullen today "Suow on the
level is nearly two feet deep. while Ou
the mountains 10 is fix feet and up-
wards Traffic ON the Imtah branch
railroad was entirely suspended for "a
time. despite the strenuous efforts 90
keep the road open by the employ
mcnt of "a hundred or su shovelers. 10
WAS thought that "a train would get
through AN right Ca few days ago. and
q number of us boarded a.. but before
the summit of Dragon pass was
reached. BE- was found impossible tu
proceed further Nut wishing t0 gO
back "a hair dozen walked over the
mountain. walloWing through more
than six foet of SNOW t0 get to "a point
0u this side whore teams could Doc
brought into requisition. Talk about
the old time Bear Lake wintcrs' Few
uf them were more strenuous than thc
one That now holds Ashley Valley n
it icy letters
Mr. Collett says that practically eve
efybDdy Zoo his section signed petitions
Ton prohibition. there being llttlc ar n0
sentiment for the present order of
things iu the matter of the liquor traf-
nD
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INDIAN MAIDEN
KILLED HER FATHER

Nunipeg Fob. ia weird tale %
Young Indian girl Staying her ia-
''' to save hls soul from pcrditun
been brought bon from the Lake
'IIson country Returning home ai-
long hunting trip. an old Indian.
.Na hy name. explained 90 hls family
'..I 1o had killed bis best friend.
The murder so preyod upon the In
N.|0 mind that be- was unable to rest
Sleep Believing that 10 ho gave up
own life his soul would Boz saved,
asked several acquaintances 20
N.N hlW. but they refused. Going 90
own home De- placed an aN Don tng
'Has oi hia daughter and commanded
l1 kIN him. She at FIRST declined
.' When tOlt by her father that ll
di1 not DO 30 he would commit
murders. she consented. She told
parent 40 stand with his back to
" close 90 the ire.
NI|.r hor father had said good bye
.iu raised inc axe high and swung
"'In all bon strength. completely
ulug the head
l was held hy the police who mYes-
'I'1 that the killing was bon self
as the father threatened to
ilo lives of hla two young sons
.aa daughter did NOT kHi hiu.
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TO PREVENT ALIENS HOLD
ING PROPERTY IN CUBA

Sew York, Feb ia bin prohibiting
i4r..gners from holding any property I'M
cuba has been introduced in the house
ai Havana, according 20 cable dis
patch 90 the Herald
Property of Americans, English.
spanish, Germans ana French 90 the
amount OF nearly $1,000 1000 900 would be-
ti'etad by the passage OF such meas
H.r slys tho dispatch. The bin cone
l.ns three clauses as follows.
THAT only natural born on uatuallzed
'.Inns can acquire property
|Hai al business transactions now
under way for transferring properties
h I1eIners shall be suspended.
INs law viii talko effect from tho
a..e 1t its publication in the gazette.
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Former Governor Of Indiana win
Address Gathering at
The Theater.
CHAMPION OF TEMPERANCE
Member of Legislature Are To- be-
Urged Go Nucnd--Iis Career
ln the lloo-icr state.

Lake thcatcr Monday evening Goo "a
lecture ON the liquor evil Governor
Hauly has won "a nationwide leputa-
uon as "a champion of temperance
and au enemy Of liquor 600 It's every
form. Tickets win Doe furnished the
members of the legislature and they
win be urged TO- hear this mans views
expressed ON the question.
When j. Frank Hsnly assumed the
office of chief executive VI the state
of Indiana his inaugural address cone
tanned the following declaration:
"Chorishing os q DO. a belief in the exc
ieieuce of q just God. in the teachings
of The Christ and in the immortality
Dr ms soul. the words So help me
God form the most sacred pledge
my lips can utter or my mind con-
..Nn. That oath now lies upon my
conscience and there DC shall continue
mrI tine comm isslou I have received
shall Doe returned 90 the people who
gave &c. m ] fail, and m some things
J may fail not ono uf my country
men, including aI those who have $50
generously trusted me. VIII nc SOB dD. p-
IE gricNcd as ] myself shall h".
Governor Hanly'- record gs the
chief executive of Indiana shows many
efforts Co remove graft from public
places and ol -1en success ai'ehaln6
iheaa efforts lhdl nus lollD Its
cure upon hi7 own a..vi'' ''l..'. '''. I',-.'
]" sadiu'n I" ah l",- lN, gov .l. ..l
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-02-19

In "Grttine Ready 20 Buy Homo
Make study OF the News Heal
Estate News.
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LONDON FURNISHES BAIL.
-Four Women and Nightwatchman
Released bY Justice Hanks.

-Four women inmates of the West
Side stoek1dy and j. ID. Whitmoro.
niehtuatchmlu, who were arrested
last Wednesday night in "a raid made
by sh,Hn sharp and his deputies
were released on bonds yesterday af-
ternoon filed n Justice Stanley A.
Hanks court The bonds We're $500 u
each case and the bOndsmen were Mrs
d. A. Topham. known as Belle London
and g. q. FaIkenstein
The complaints issued against the
women ara fnr Nagancy ANA Whit
moro. the uightwatchman, is charged
with resisting am officer when the
deputies entered the stockade t0 make
thr raid. WhltmorD ordered them 90
leave Ihc ur.ml ses oven after they had
showed their authority as officers
WhItmore Says that hc Was under 0r.
dors to throw out amy officer who came
into the stoekade. except The police
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-02-19
judiciary Committee Of House
wan Talk Over PrOhIbi-
ton Question.
HOUSE WILL NOT YIELD.
Sew Bill- Introduced Making Total
To Date OF
100.

After che adjournment pf do. IHu.
...r tHf. IffaruD,u Oh. .4rrr. .r
..t.....
committee WIZ pt htiN Al lI't '"A-
Gus 10 I4 understood the line up uII
b. had ,r tr. --,ru,4i.. Balm ,rt.
''''''" "I 'H' N'u'' '''l'''''''' "''.
Tor making dead open and shut issue
for state Wide ruuhIhiuou. and wn
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'"' '.''7 Do "'' N''""' ""1 '''a
afternoons caucus &C. ls thought VIII
bat. fhs effect of cau.iur Them tH
.,... .,..... ..,i..,5. ... .,, .,..u .r..
hous, members NIN not consider amy
proposal of local option. 10 is iutimatod.
and This i- what the senators viii hold
ouf rnr ~ is understood
Among the ncv-bms introduced this
afternoon lu the hous, arc the follow
na.
ID. b. ISIS. by Baker approprat.nr
ss QUO for construction and repair ~
roads and bridges u To0aIe county
d. B lss. by ID. A. NcNWu. by re-
quost rotating t1 forming of moCr-
ro.ation-
ID. D. $780, Day Ashton. provides tn8t
au, .muIag.r Who deduots from the
,..Ieu- .,rlppa-atfou ..r salary of amy
sr.uI... uf ,tr, rrguires -ucl pave
m.ut u.-auv SUM Jy amy cmpluya. as
premium flr msmsnc, upon the life.
on Hub. off amy such cmployo. while bon
llcn employers employment SHALL
upon demand by such cmpIoyu or hls
agent duIy authorized. iu writing fur
ui4hcl Geo such omUloyc or his agent. as
the clsc may Doe. copy of the tcrms
ANA conditions of such insurance cons
rrs.t .-. .f,IIr. 9tnatner the same rests
in rarH on m writing Refusal t1
raIrrIy with this demand on the part
OF ans. .unIo,... Is mad. punishable by
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! as otlnt "lioaou ,, ,,-.,..tt,
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altteu "H '' ''olt p'..,-o,' 80,
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Republicans in Favor OF Prohi-
bition Are Coming to Town
Wednesday.
MEETINGS ARE SCHEDULED
Urlghum City AND SEWER County I--u,
calls for Preliminary Gathering
10 select Delegate.

Interest u the prohibition movement
OIL. increasing. and The momentum is
decidedly 200 favor OF tle proposition.
Opinions Expressed early m tho came
paign that the wave would gradually
r.eedc have by no means been verified.
but oD The contrary the sentiment that
the s3loons must go grows day hy day.
aud if prohibition legislation docs not
come at this session OF The Legislature
90 win not Dee because The majority OF
The people of Utah are willing Co let
conditions remain as they are
Tho mass meeting scheduled for Wed-
nosday OF next week at the salt Lake
lhoatsr will Dee attended by members
of the Republican party who aie u
favor of prohibition from AN portions of
the state. ln cities and towns leading
eIuzeus arc lending their influence Co
the end That local meatiuss Do. held for
the naming of delegates Co the bis mass
convention to- meet boz ibis city
MEETING AT EICHFIELu
From. Hon. willis johnson of Ui.b-
Geld romcs tha following seIf-cNIIma-
t..,. f.ft...
m1S- convention uf the Republican
voters of this county l7 clIi,d -' lu'el
40 the ltIchIcld opera House, M'ii-
day, Feb. % for the purpose of elc,t-
ing delegates to attend the mass D}u-
vention of Republicans t0 be held in
salt Lake City ou the 2ith inst
The call for thU mass convention 's
s.EuDi by the precinct chairman n. Q.
poulsun. county Chairman j. IT. P.te'-
sou ANA d. q. Jorgouseu state coWuu--
taDuau. together with 200 90. leading
Republican business men of the city.
llu- refutue tho argument of tho U-
tar-Nluuau Republican chat the Re-
rub.Heans do NOT favor prohibition and
the argument OF Senator John =
smith fhat the leading business mon
ADJ. ouI.osol 90 tine enactment or pro-
hmftive legislation.
-
CALL Az hNlSh All.
Al BRIGHAM CITY q r.1I has been i--
sued signed DIX IAN r7t,f. a.core ~ reu-
ro-ant.ttfN.. Ueuubliraue of that cltY.
the c4U and the list of sieners APP
pplrirr herewith.
We the undersigned Republican v0t-
cre OF Brigham city. m order to BRINK
to tho attention of tho members ~ me
| Bouuhlic8n rurtv tho important issue
| which is aUitatug the people of our
/ state beg 90 announce that a Re
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-02-19
ABSOLUTE PROHIBITION
BILL PASSES IN KANSAS
Governor VIII sign Measure
Prohibiting Physicians to Pre-
scribe and Druggists Co scll
Liquor.

Topeka, Kan. Feb ls-The
senate o1ucuwoi today Boo the
house amendments 90 tho ahs1-
lutte prohibition bill The BIN
win become "a law when si ned
hy the governor and pub ished
n is tho most drastic prohibition
measure suggested. as b. provides
that physicians cannot prescribe
liquor mi tHal druggists cane
NOT scI iut0x.uauts Con any
purpose whatever Gov stuhhs
b. known no he FOO favor of the
now Hl.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-02-19
H. CHANDLER DGAN REuRrs.

Chicago. Feb 49, ~. Chandler Esau.
winner of the national amateur s0If
Championship Boz 1904 ana 1905. and four
times winner of the western champion
ship. announces hia permanent retire-
mont fom tournament play m "a .atfer
lom Lnlltflio. mado public hF His
mtnfr. M q Egau. today Pressure of
business ~ given M Che reason