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The daily sentinel., 1909-04-03

1t is to be hoped that d. w Aup-
pcrle will be prevailed upon to make
few more addresses as he made
yesterday afternoon when he deliv-
cred himself of a vicious harangue
before the audience of ladies who had
gathered to hear Mrs. Richards and
not to hear Mir Aupperle. Any state
ments from this gentleman, any at
tacks he makes on the Business Men
and Taxpayers League ticket will
make votes for the ticket.
Hall Harrison, VINO has been a
business visitor in the city. in con-
nection with the Fl. j Gray Realty
Co. the past few days. left last night
for Denver.
We have two homes in Canon City
for sale on easy terms or will ex-
change for Grand Junction lots or
residence. .=Coe Investment Co.
What have you to exchange for a
good five room cottage in town of
six thousand population in Iowa?-
Coe Investment Co.
The daily sentinel., 1909-04-03
REAL ESTATE MAN ARRESTED.
[specIal 70 The Sentinel. ]

Denver, April 3.-Peter l.. Farm
er. a former telegraph operator
from Texas. yesterday caused the
arrest of T. J. McNally, real estate
dealer, on the charge of swindling
him out of s. 900 on a fraudulent
stock deal. Farmer states that Nc
Nally claimed that he had sold 40,-
600 shares of a certain stock at 20
cents share to woman in Mime
apolis and that the stock was then
selling in the local market at "a
cents.
He says that McNally urged him
to join in purchasing the holdings of
the Minneapolis woman at 20 cents,
as they we're assured of a market at
34 The two men went to Mime
apolis. according to Farmer. where
Farmer gave McNally $1,000 as his
portion of the $4,000 necessary to
bind the bargain. He received in re-
turn McNally's check for $4,000. which
was endorsed and paid over to the
woman by McNally. Later McNally
declared himself unable to complete
the deal, and Farmer says that he
found that the receipt ne had given
McNally in return for the $4,000
check called not for $1,000 worth of
stock. but for an option on the stock.
He alleges collusion between McNally
and the woman in Minneapolis.
The daily sentinel., 1909-04-03
BREAKING ALL RECORDS.
lRy Associated Press l

10y RocOtidlCu
Chicago, April 3.-Wheat for May
delivery overtopped the high point of
1.21 1a reached during the celebrat-
ed Gates deal in. 1908 when wheat
sold on the Board of Trade today at
ID II per bushel. Only twice DUR
ing the last twenty years has wheat
sold at a higher figure on the local
exchange. In October 1883, the
price reached .231s and again in
May 1903, during the Letter cam
paign when mark of 81. 80 was es-
tablished. The present high level is
due largely to the exceedingly urgent
demand for cash grain
The daily sentinel., 1909-04-03
DOG BATTLES POLICE.
{ Especial to The sentinel.D

Especial to The Sentinel.)
Chicago. April 3.-Edward Walker
who was intoxicated last night, was
placed in a cell at the Cottage Grove
avenue station. Today the police are
trying to devise some ways of getting
him out.
Walkers bulldog, which was muz-
zled was placed in the cell with his
master. Walker removed the muz-
zle and now the dog will not allow
anyone to enter the cell and Walker
refuses to replace the muZzle.
The daily sentinel., 1909-04-03
OXFORD WON TODAY.
IRy Associated Press. ]

Putncy, England, April 3--The
sixty-sixth Oxford-Cambridge eight
cared rowing race was won on the
Thames today by Oxford by three
and one-haIf lengths after a hard tus-
Sic over three-quartcrs of the course,
and was one OF the most exciting
contests seen ON the Thames for
many years. The time was 10 min
utes and so seconds. Had the Onxon-
ians been hard pressed at the finish
they could have reduced this time by
a good many seconds.
The daily sentinel., 1909-04-03
THEY ARE DISAPPOINTED.
IBy Associated Press.

+ Naples, Apr. believing .
! that Theodore Roosevelt would .
: be here for nearly two days, all .
+ kinds of arrangements had been .
: made for his entertainment, and .
+ the disappointmenti is cores .
! pondingly great as 1t is realized :
+ that. through the delay of the .
: Hamburg, he will only have a .
J. few hours here. ss
+ The Hamburg is expected to .
: arrive here Monday morning. :
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The daily sentinel., 1909-04-03

Mrs. Mary Hilbert and daughter.
Rose, are down from Palisade today
visiting friends and Shopping.
Il. B, Hall is down from the Plat
eau country today with a load of
grain
c. Burnham. the well known Kan
nah creek rancher, is avisitor in town
today.
The daily sentinel., 1909-04-03
CALvE SAILS FOR ENGLAND
ESPECIAL to The Sentinel. ]

New York, April 3=Mme. Calve
sailed today for England. She says
she is going to Paris to make new
creations. She declared today that
she has no intention of retiring, as
she still has her voice and her health,
and she is not going to say farewell
at the same time Nine. ~Sembrich
does, as has been reported.
The daily sentinel., 1909-04-03
HER DEATH is NEAR.
[By Associated Press. ]

Los Angeles. Cal. Apr 3 !
Nine. Modjeska is unconscious .
and is sinking rapidly. All .
hope for her recovery has been !
abandoned. 1t Is not believed !
that she can survive for more .
than two or three days. :
+ + + i i +. i. i. + i. 1. i. J. 1. .
The daily sentinel., 1909-04-03
REVOLUTIONARY OUTBREAK.
[By Associated Press. I

Willemstad. Apr. 3.-Rumors .
have reached this city of rev. .
olutionary outbreak against the .
administration of President .
Reyes of Colombia in the vicin- .
ity of Rio Hacha, seaport ON .
the Caribbean sea.
General Lguaran is said to be .
the leader of the uprising.
The daily sentinel., 1909-04-03
OUR WEATHER OUTLOOK.


: Yesterday was the warmest !
i. day Grand Junction has had I
T. this spring, the temperature !
+ reaching as high as 73 degrees. :
+ This morning at 6 o'clock the +
I. temperature was at the "A /
+ notch, the highest temperature +
I. for an early morning hour re- I
I. corded this spring. +
+ Today's weather map gives /
+ the forecast and general condi- +
i. tions as follows: l.
{. + + I. J. + I. + + + I. +
Forecast till 6 pm. Sunday (is-
sued at Denver):
For Colorado-Generally fair to-
night and Sunday.
The pressure is high over the ex-
treme northwest and the gulf re-
gions, and low over Utah and the
extreme northeast.
Precipitation has occurred from
Missouri north and east, and in west
ern Montana. Fair weather prevails
from the Mississippi and gulf states
west to the Rockies. and on the north
Pacific coast. Elsewhere il is gener-
ally cloudy, with rain in portions oi
the middle Atlantic states and snow
in west Montana and portions OF the
upper lake regions.
Temperatures are near normal eX
cept in the extreme northwest it il
unusually cold for the season.
The daily sentinel., 1909-04-03

Juanita coal-best on market
Call Junction 323.
The daily sentinel., 1909-04-03

Storage and heavy hauling of all
kinds. The Blue Barn, Junction 22S
The daily sentinel., 1909-04-03

Big line u writing tablets at Cam
eron's, All Main street.
The daily sentinel., 1909-04-03

See our $40 single narness.-Fred
Mantey.
The daily sentinel., 1909-04-03

We expect to move into our new
building soon and with the new ma
ohinery will be more able to care for
our trade than eyer.zJ. H. Lane.
The daily sentinel., 1909-04-03

Razor Straps Horn Drug
Co, 551 Main.
The daily sentinel., 1909-04-03

Gas-roasted coffee will be served
from to pm. Saturday.-Leader
Grocery and Market.
The daily sentinel., 1909-04-03

Razor strops.-van Horn Drug
Co. 551 Main.
The daily sentinel., 1909-04-03

Largest and most complete line OF
English. Irish and French pipes il
the city at Cameron's. All Mali
street
The daily sentinel., 1909-04-03

For storage or all kinds OF gooos
warehouse ON track, phone Blue Barn.
junction 22S-
The daily sentinel., 1909-04-03

The Van Horn Drug Co. fills pre-
scriptions at 551 Main.
The daily sentinel., 1909-04-03

Subscribe for The Daily Sentinel
The daily sentinel., 1909-04-03

Now is the time to take drive
into the country. Get your rig at
the Barton & Terrill stables, Fifth
and Colorado.
The daily sentinel., 1909-04-03

| have a big bargain in a 5-roon
modern bungalow if taken at once
Ollie L. Bannister. 424 Main-st.
The daily sentinel., 1909-04-03

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The San Francisco call., 1909-03-06
Ill POET SUFFERS
DEEP HUMILIATION
Friends Come just Too Late to
Save Louis Robertson From
City and County Hospital

The friends of Louis Robertson. the
Ill poet. were few hours too late with
their ministrations. On going to the
Hahnemann hospital yesterday with
800 obtained from a benefit perform
ance they discovered, to their great
surprise. that he had been removed 10
the city and county hospital the day
before. 1t was from this very mis-
fortune that they had endeavored to
save him.
On the eve of aid from his admirers
and friends he was made to drink the
last bitter dregs of poverty. to suffer
another and altogether unnecessary
humiliation.
Robertson had been a patient in the
Hahnemann hospital for some time
past. Recently il was learned that
his funds We're exhausted and that
unles aid was given him he would be
forced TO accept the charity of the
city and county. The news brought
his friends hocking together. and il
was decided to give an entertainment
for his benefit.
The performance was given Wednes-
day night and was great success, but
while the audience was applauding the
recitation of the poets works and the
hall was echoing with his eulogies.
Robertson lay in the city and county
hospital, suffering from a pain which
did not come from his paralyzed limbs.
but from his mental suffering 1t was
fate's last. cruel thrust. delivered
while the protecting arm of friend
ship was being cast around the pain
racked form-the last and the keen
est
The only explanation from. the hos
pital authorities was that Robertson s
case was not one which the institution
treated
we are not influenced by money
considerations in the least" they said
The hospital does not handle such
cases speaking purely from a medical
standpoint. and we thought II best TO
have him removed to some place where
he could be better looked after
DR. ]. Wilson Shields. president OF
the Bohemian club. was greatly
grieved TO hear of the incident
That is terrible" said he. "A few
hours more and everything would have
been made easy for him. I am ex-
ceedingly sorry % hear that poor Rob-
ertsen was made TO suffer this
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-06
ASKS S5OO,OOO
FOR CITY WORKS
Proposed TO Expend Amount on
Hall of Justice and High
School

The supervisors were asked to set
aside $500 900 of the bond issue money
yesterday by the board OF works. half
for the foundation and steel work OF
the new hall Of justice and half for
the construction of the Commercial high
school building on Grove street be-
tween Polk and Larkin.
The new hall OF justice will occupy
the former site TO the east of Ports
mouth square. and il is the purpose of
the department to rush construction to
completion within a year The million
dollar structure win be handsome
five story stone building. accommodate
ing the superior. criminal and the po-
lice courts, the central police offices,
and those OF the district attorney. etc.
The new jail at the rear will also be
built within the above figure.
The works board awarded Finn &
Treacy the contract for s19,4I2 for five
FIRE cisterns, al Webster and Waller
streets. Broderick and Post, Diamond
and Nineteenth, Lyon street and Golden
street and Buena Vista avenue.
The supervisors were asked for
$50, 600 for sewers in the vicinity Of
Ocean View and $1,000 for plans for
the Sheridan primary. Clement primary.
Spring Valley grammar. and McCoppin
schools.
Thomas Reagan, former police COM
missioner. and for long time contest
ant OF Pat BToderick for the latter's S
post OF street repair superintendent.
was yesterday, made general foreman
of street repair al SIS per day. To
make room for Reagan, NJ. Fitzpatrick
was reduced from that post to simple
foreman and Foreman H Broderick was
dismissed.
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-06

been drawn up and are now on file
with the county clerk J ; ConWel
was mentioned as president
A C. Downing. electrical sales en-
gineer for the Studebaker automobile
tended business trip Up and down the
Pacific coast and the interior. as well
as the leading cities OF the adjoining
states. The electrical business Of the
Studehaker organization has Increased
in such proportions in the west lately
that Downing says he has been com
PEELED TO make personal visits TO the
western agencies OF the concern very
frequently.
c. B. Shanks. general sales manager
OF the F. B. Stearns company, states
that he believes the present season TO
be enc which viii crowd the manufac-
turers OF high grade cars IN keeping
up with the demand
c z Nathewson. Pacific coast man
who is in Seattle experimenting the
opening OF a new branch az that point
SAYS the outlook for business IN that
section Is very bright for the coming
season
King Alfonso Of Spain. the most ar
dent royal mOtOrist OF Europe. has be-
come an honorary member Of the Royal
automobile club Of Great Britain
Because his bin Iegalizing baseball
and golf on sunday has been opposed.
Assemblynan OlWeu Of New Jersey
proposes TO introduce a bill in the legiS-
lature that viii prohibit the use OF au-
tomObiles on Sunday.
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-06
PLAN PROJECTED
FOR AUDITORIUM
California Promotion Committee
Considers a Public
Need
Move Opposed by Mechanics
Institute, Which Intends
to Rebuild

The reception committee of the Call
fornia Promotion committee at week
end luncheon held yesterday afternoon
as fayoring the erection of a public
auditorium by the municipality A res
olution to that effect was passed, not
without opposition. however, for Liv-
ingston Jenks. prominent member
and Official OF the Mechanics institute
opposed the measure on the ground
that the erection of a municipal audi
torium would interfere with the plans
of the Institute, the corporation which
owns the site Of the old Mechanics
pavilion At present the organization
is planning to rebuild the pavilion.
Albert Pulitzer, a New York journal
ist. who has been spending several
weeks in this city. was a guest OF the
committee. and IN a few remarks de-
clared that San Francisco would pre-
sent a more beautiful appearance TO
the visitor If its streets were in better
condition. Pulitzers remarks were met
by Colonel Kirkpatrick of the Palace
hotel company. who was also guest
at the luncheon He declared that the
bad condition of the streets was not
due to carelessness, as strangers had
supposed, but that they had been nee
essarily cut up by the heavy traffic. He
declared that streets could not be kept
in first class condition during a period
of reconstruction. when thousands of
tons of heavy steel pass over the i'm
portant thoroughfares daily
Colonel George H Pippy. a member
Of the committee. announced at the
close Of the meeting that San Fran
cisco had shared well in securing a
number of important conventions. Ac-
cording TO his statement this city will
entertain the following conventions:
Pacific coast bill posters and distrib-
utors. March, 1909; Delta Upsilon con-
vention, August. 1909; Supreme grove
of Druids. San Francisco. October, 1909;
National association OF employing lith-
ographers. September. 1909; American
chemical society. 1910: International
Sunday school association. 1911; Amer
lean humane association. 1910; Tech
meal society of the Pacific coast. 1909;
Western hotelmen's association. 1909
Among other guests who spoke dur
ing the luncheon were David Starr Jor-
dan. A Won Hoffman. Charles Burman,
L E. Lee and c. E Baker.
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-06
LYONS & SONS NOW
IN DOWNTOWN HOME
Modern Store Typical of the
Progressive Reborn San
Francisco

With g degree OF artistic skill dis
played in store arrangement and facIi-
ties for Showing goods heretofore un-
known in the merchandise world the
new downtown home Of Henry Lyons &
Sons is 10 be opened today. The new
store is located at I22 Kearny street
between Sutter and Post Il is typical
OF the new san Francisco in It's modern
progressivenesS-
The store is distinctly out OF the or
binary and is equipped with innova-
tiOns for smart dressers that put it
in the front rank Of high class haber-
oasheTy establishments
Clothes for the man from his head
10 his foot and for all occasions, from
natty business suits 10 formal full
dress. are kept IN z stock selected in
the fashion centers OF the world
Within the store is a display Of goods
in q wonderful harmony of color. aid
ed by clever electric lighting effects.
Ranged around the walls and on the
mahogany pillars are rows OF "shad-
ow boxes. with dead black back
grounds lighted by hidden electric
globes. The result is 10 display the
colOrs OF the goods in the cases in
their fun colors 10 beautiful advantage.
The entire store. which consists Of
three stories, Is fitted in handsome i'm
ported Honduras mahogany The light
ing effects throughout the establish
ment are perfect. both by day and by
night
One OF the most prominent features
OF the new store is an invention Of
the proprietors- This is a revolving
showcase which IS located at the en-
trance 70 the store. BY an ingenious
combination Of mirrors - reelected
angles are shown in one revolution Of
the big display case. The case con-
taius six compartments. and IN each
compartment six views Of the goods on
display are shown.
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-06
MOTOR CLUB PLANS
MANY AUTO EVENTS
Contests Arranged for Every
Month Until After Next
October
By r. r. PHommedieu

The members and officers OF the San
Francisco motor club renewed their
activity at the quarterly meeting
Thursday evening Fernando Nelson,
the president. presided and the work
accomplished was the greatest since
the club was organized. The appoint
ment of William r. Johnston as secre-
tary in place OF Frank Carroll. re-
signed. as made by the board OF di-
rectors, was confirmed
On account of the desire OF many 10
be taken into the club. 1t was decided
TO hold open the charter membership
list until the meeting June I. This
will mean that those joining viii have
only TO pay SIS initiation fee A D.
Plughef resigned as chairman Of the
membership committee. and his place
was filled by Robert Thompson F. A
Marriott Jr was elected 10 the chair
manship Of the publicity committee in
place of George E Johnson. resigned
On this committee was also appointed
Charles 8. Howard, Henry NJ Owens.
w A. Klinger and ". r Johnston II.
NJ. Owens was elected a director in
place of T. Pendergast. resigned The
program OF events as scheduled BY
the board Of directors was officially
adopted. This win mean that the club
viii hold hill climb this month: an
endurance run TO Santa Cruz and re-
turn next month: will assist in the "a
hour endurance run of the Automo-
bile Dealers association over the san
Leandro course in May. viii hold a
two days road race in June-one day
for small cars and one day for large
cars: viii assist the dealers associa-
tion in holding the endurance run 10
Los Angeles and return in July. The
individual drivers will have a chance
IN this contest. for Fernando Nelson
has offered a cup similar TO the Hover
trophy of the Glidden tour.
In August gymkahana games will be
held in the city In September there
will be demountable rim contest. and
in October there VIII be a run 10 Lake
port This will mean that the contest
committee. Of which Tony Nichols is
chairman. viii have a very busy sea-
son.
NOTES OF THE AUTO
The Automobile Dealers association
of southern California is about to be-
come corporation Articles have
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-06
EX-PUGILIST CHARGED
WITH EMBEZZLEMENT
Clara Harris Says Eddie Toy
Has Her Money and VaIuabIes

Eddie Toy. the former pugilist, was
arrested yesterday by Detectives Wren
and Riordan and booked at the city
prison on a charge OF felony embez-
element Clara Harris, Vallejo and
Powell streets. told the police that
while she was sick in bed last August
mond earrings valued al 5000 TO put
in a box in a safety deposit vault A
few days ago she went to the vaults
with the intention of getting posses
sion of the coin and earrings, but was
informed that Toy had taken the box
In his own name. She called upon Toy
but he refused TO give her any salts
faction. hence the arrest
best apartments in town. 2023 Market
street, near Dolores
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-06
Suggests Popular Subscriptions

After an extensive investigation into
various plans for the erection of an
auditorium in this city, the public
association ct a meeting yesterday de-
cided that II would be inadvisabie 10
construct such a building with funds
derived from a municipal bond issue
The committee heartily fndorsed the
plan TO provide such a building, but
suggested that funds be raised by pop
ular subscription and through the CO.
operation of private enterprise.
A resolution was also adopted cor
rectfng report that the Merchants
association had Endorsed an organiza-
tion known as the Cooperative Unem-
ployed league"
The resolution states that the asso-
citation has never investigated such an
organization and that IL recently con-
tributed sum of money to the league
for the purpose OF providing a building
occupied by the organization with sani-
tary plumbing.
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-06

TO LECTURE ON BANKISG-The first Of 3
series Of lectures on banking. to be delivered
By Prof. a. C. Whitaker OF stanford university
before the San Francisco chapter. American In
siitute Of Banking viii zske place next Tues
day evening in the Institutes new quarters il
the First national bank building Professor
Whitaker viii speak on The Private Business
Corporstio1'' on Tuesday evening His next
lecture VIII be delivered March Ie-
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-06
BANK ExPLoYEs 70 BANoITrT- n.

BANK EMPLOYEES TO BAEQUET-The en-
plOyes q The LGndon-Paris national bank ana Of
TIE Anglo-Californian hank VIII be bsncuefe,l
tonight II downtown cafe by the officers and
directors q those institutions The affair Is IN
honor q The consolidation OF the two iustftu-
tiols sud VIII assist in introducing 70 each other
the clerks who VIII work together sitter April /
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-06

See the Page for the Modern
House Keeper" which appears
regularly in the magazine of The
Sunday Call. Cash prizes are given
each week for best household ideas
and kitchen recipes Send in your
choicest ones to Modern House
Keeper Page" the San Francisco
Sunday Call
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-06
The Modern House Keepers Exchange

A Nice Sauce for Winter teEefables
(Afrs- :. z. Cornelius. SIS Lowell street.
san Francisco Beat one tablespoon
OF four eggs one at a time then add
two tablespoonfuls of lemon juice, half
q teaspOonful Of salt and dash or two
OF pepper Cook IN double boiler
until II thickens. then last Of all one
fourth Of a cup Of thick sweet cream.
Serve with any OF the winter vege-
sbles
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-06
Down Town Again

Ona OF the show places" OF New Sar
Francisco. the Candy Store of Geo
Haas < Sons. IN the Phelan building
Market and OFarreil sts., open Now.
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-06

How 10 Boil HAM blanche Goffi-
net LakeViile) e)-Thoroughly brush and
clean large ham. then soak IN cold
water over night. put into large ket-
tie and cover with cold water. let Il
heat slowly: add a bay leaf. one onion.
two large sprigs Of parsley. one quart
Of vinegar or cider. Simmer slowly
and cook till tender; let remain in
liquor until cold. peel of skin, mix one
cup cracker crumbs. half q cup brown
sugar, one saltspoon OF pepper and one
OF powdered tarragon. moisten slightly
with melted butter: spread over fat
surface, return 10 oven till brown and
crisp.
-Four Good Meals for Forfy-efght
Cents a c Jochmus rs Eighteenth
street. Pacific Grove)-Get I'VE pounds
OF beef flank al six cents a pound
Put over X plenty Of boiling water TO
cover Il wei and let simmer (do not
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-06
A FEW WORDS WITH tie.
LADY of Me<HOUSE

Pleasure is seldom found where il is
sought Our highest blazes OF gladness
are commonly kindled by unexpected
sparks.
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-06
The Daily Menu

DINNER
Consomme Soup
Cod Steaks. Sauce Holla ndaise
Boiled Mutton. CSper Sauce
New TUrnip Potatoes
Fried Eggplant
Cold ASparS gus French Dressing
Snow Cream Cake