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The daily sentinel., 1909-06-04

J. r. Davis of Chicago, father of
Mrs. w. S. Wallace. was an arrival
in the city at noon today. to remain
several months with the Wallace fam
lily Mr.. Davis is over so years of
age. but his looks belle the statement,
for he is as hale and hearty as a man
of 60. He is splendidly preserved
and takes the very Seenest enjoy
ment in life. He has many friends
in the city outside of his family who
are glad to welcome him back again
on his annual visit to his daughter.
THE Man of the Hour is the
greatest political play of the day.
Hear Phidelah Rice at the Methodist
church next Tuesday night.
The daily sentinel., 1909-06-04

FOR SALE-16O acres desert entryi
miles from Randlett. on edge OF
Uintah reservation. and near Mof-
fat road survey; fine soil; no rocks
or mineral. and every acre can be
plowed. Two big canals being
constructed that will cover the
ground at an estimated cost not to
exceed $3.50 per acre. This piece
can be bought now for $500. A
snap for real estate investor or
for a future home. Write o. j..
Bracken. Vernal. UtsS Reference,
Bank of Vernal.
The daily sentinel., 1909-06-04
ALL READY FOR
SATURDAY GAME

Yesterday afternoon Goldy's artists
defeated the Teller Indians by a score
of 10 to 3, and they are out again
this afternoon practicing for the
game tomorrow. The team which has
been picked to represent the valley is
a strong one, and 1t will take good
ball playing on the part of the Grand
Junction team to win the Saturday
game,
There is no change in the Grand
junction lineup from the order OF
the last game, except as announced
Yesterday.
The daily sentinel., 1909-06-04
WARM ENOUGH
TO PLEASE ALL

It was certainly warm in
Grand junction yesterday and
today. Those individuals who
have been crying for warm
weather. yes for real hot wealth
err, should he perfectly happy
now. Ii is hard to believe that il
ever was cold. The temperature
got up TO SS degrees yesterday
afternoon. Ii was by far the
warmest day of the year 50 far.
Today is equally as warm. This
morning at 6 o'clock it was 76
degrees in Grand Junction. Ii
is lust the kind of weather we
need after the cool spring.
Today's weather map talks this
way:
Forecast till p. m. Saturday
Gssued at Denver).
For Colorado: Fair tonight and
Saturday
Weather Conditions.
The weather continues rainy in the
East, and excessive amounts are re-
ported from the south Appalachian
regions.
From the Mississippi states west
it is generally clear. except it is
cloudy in the north Rocky mountain
regions and on the California coast
In general there has been slight
rise in the temperatures, except in
the north middle states.
The indications are for continued
fair. warm weather in this vicinity
tonight and Saturday.
r. NJ. HARDINGE,
Official in Charge
The daily sentinel., 1909-06-04

Don't judge man by his clothes
God made the one, and the tailor
made the other. Don't judge him by
mis- family for Cain belonged to
good family. Don't judge a man by
his failure in life for many a man
fails because he was too honest to
succeed Don't judge him by the
house he lives in for the lizard and
the rat inhabit the grandeur struc-
ture. When a man dies those who
survive him ask what property he
has left behind? The angel who
bends over the dying man asks what
good deeds he has sent before him
FLORENCE Ex Parte.
The daily sentinel., 1909-06-04

Phidelah Rice in THE Man of the
Hour" at the Methodist church next
Tuesday evening will be the best en-
tertainment of the summer. Seats
on sale Friday at Quist Drug Co.
Tickets soc.
The daily sentinel., 1909-06-04

The Trades Assembly meets tonight
in their new hall on Colorado avenue
opposite the st. Regis hotel.
w. A. Berner is business visitor
in Grand Junction this afternoon
from Wichita, Kansas.
Otto Barber is a guest of the La
Court this week being registered
from Jasper, Colo.
j. p. Ness. prominent citizen of
Council Bluffs, Iowa. is guest in
the city today.
Mrs. j. Williams and family are
visiting friends in the city from AS
pen.
Mrs. VIM. NJ. Lyle. a prominent
lady of Telluride. is visiting friends
in this locality this afternoon.
Mrs. II. G. Turner arrived in the
city on No. 315 last night from Du-
range to spend a few days with
friends in Grand Junction.
X e, Vickery left for Glenwood
ms afternoon on a short business
trip.
Sentinel want ads bring results.
The daily sentinel., 1909-06-04

Ranchers or any other citizens
needing good clean excelsior to use
in packing furniture or to be held
in store for smudge pot kindling can
get same free of charge by calling at
once at the Y. NJ. c. A. See Mr.
House.
The daily sentinel., 1909-06-04

Miss Majorie Palmer, the youngest
daughter OF the late General w. j.
Palmer. is dying at the family home.
Glen Eyrie, in Colorado Springs. She
is being Kept alive or oxygen. She is
suffering from quick consumption.
The daily sentinel., 1909-06-04

General Secretary House of the Y.
NJ. C. A. informs The Sentinel that
Montaville Flowers, the famous i'm
personator, has been secured as the
closing attraction for the lecture
course. He appears on the evening
of June 10.
The daily sentinel., 1909-06-04

Glen Wilson. who was arraigned
Yesterday afternoon before Justice
Blaiser in Collbran on the charge of
unlawfully holding possession of a
horse, was found not guilty and was
released from custody. There was
not sufficient evidence to show that
Wilson was guilty of any crime. VIII
son was arrested some days ago while
employed on the tunnel at Montrose
and was brought to this county for
a hearing He all along declared that
he was innocent and that it would
be so proven. and his friends believed
that he was entirely innocent of the
charge that former business associ-
ate had preferred. There will be no
great degree of surprise over his ac-
uuittal.
The daily sentinel., 1909-06-04
HIS BROTHER FATALLY SHOT.

A telegram that came rs n terrific
shock to Dr. Il. II. Collins, the well
known physician, was received by him
this afternoon from the old home in
Richmond, Kentucky, containing the
shocking announcement that his
younger brother, Joseph Collins, had
been shot and that there were no
hopes for his recovery. No details
whatever of the tragedy, its cause,
nature or circumstances, were given
i'm the message.
Dr. Collins leaves ON No. q tonight
for Richmond.
The young brother is the manager
of the home plantation of the Collins
family in the Blue Grass country of
Madison. He is about Do years of
age and one of the best known young
men in that section of Kentucky. His
widowed mother resides with him on
the farm.
The daily sentinel., 1909-06-04

Trobitz & Witcher. practical plum
bers, 1872 North Fifth. Plumbing
and hot water heating
The daily sentinel., 1909-06-04
Majestic Theatre Program.

"Mephisto and the Maiden. story
of Friar Hugo who pledges his soul
to Mephisto. TO dwell forever in dark
ness in exchange for one day of
youth.
THE Tramp at the Masquerade
Excellent comedy and perfect photo
graphy.
He Advertises for His Dog. One
of the best comedies yet produced
Songs: Wait For the Rainbow,
1T Might Have Been
The daily sentinel., 1909-06-04

Ice cream. and confectionery at
32S Colorado avenue.
The daily sentinel., 1909-06-04

Low rates to the East via the Rio
Grande after June l. Liberal stop
over privileges.
The daily sentinel., 1909-06-04

Glenwood and return s25o every
Sunday via Midland.
The daily sentinel., 1909-06-04
Mind Your P's and Q's.
p stands for purity. and
n Glands for ut,ality

otdhuS iOi PuiitSs anu
Q stands for quality.
If you will let us prove to you that
we can give you better coffee for
less money than you can get any
where else. we know you will trade
with us. All we want is the trial.
Demonstration Saturday.
A beautiful souvenir given with
every 25c purchase and up.
PURITAN TEA COMPANY,
Odd Fellows Bldg, Fifth and Rood.
Phone Junction $685.
The daily sentinel., 1909-06-04

Phidelah Rice is in class by him
self. Hear him in THE Man of the
Hour" at the Methodist church next
Tuesday night.
The daily sentinel., 1909-06-04

Wedding rings. c. w. Primrose.
Jeweler.
The daily sentinel., 1909-06-04

Fred Mantey's SOC rawhide whips
The daily sentinel., 1909-06-04

Cheap rates to Denver. Midland
route.
The daily sentinel., 1909-06-04

Sentinel want ads bring results.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1909-01-30
SEIZURE IS MADE
Of THE FLORIDA
ITALIAN VESSEL Is HELD Who'll
IY At FAULT FOR THE WRECK
Result OF SUIT FILED.

NEW YORK. ian. -. Counsel
for the Oceanic Steam Navigation
Co, owners of the White Star line
steamer Republic. today filed libel
in the United States district court
against the steamer Florida of the
loyd-Italan Co line. which ran
down and sank the Republic of Nan
tucket lightship. Damages amount
ing 10 81 100000 for the loss of the
shin and 5000 00 for the loss of
cargo and effects OF the passengers
and crew were claimed. Ii was as
serted in the libel that the collision
was due 10 no fault on the part OF
Captain Sealby of the Republic, but
wholly TO the fault of the Florida,
which II was alleged, did not keep
proper course, had no SUFFICIENT
lookout. did not give proper whis-
ties nor pay heed To the whistles of
the Republic, that the Florida failed
to indicates her changes of helm.
that she was proceeding at an i'm
moderate speed, and did not stop
or back her engines, that the Re
public was running at retarded
speed. that the captain. Two officers,
quartermaster and a seaman, were
on the bridge with two lookouts.
The court is asked to condemn the
Florida and order the payment of
81. 900. 900 damages TO the owners of
the Republic.
The Lloyd-ltaliano Soeiete De Nav
igatione. owners of the steamship
Florida. also filed in the United
States district court a libel and pc
tition for a limitation of liability
against the Florida. her freight and
passenger money. The papers state
that the collision was solely caused
by the faults and neglect on the part
of the Republic. The petitioners say
that the damage value of the lFlorida
now does not exceed S224.00O, and
asks the court to fix the liability al
not more than that amount.
After the filing of papers in the
proceedings against the Florida
j United States Marshal Henekle seiz-
ed the Italian vessel under writ OF
attachment.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1909-01-30
THE STATE POLICE.

rhe state police should either BE
killed or the legislation under which
the body was created be kept In such
form that 1t will not he a mere play
thing, an instrument of graft or a
club 10 terrorize or blaekmail with.
The minute that the responsibility
for the organization is taken from
the hands of one man, the governor,
and placed in the hands of three, as
is now proposed. responsibility will
cease and the state police become
menace to all interests.
The change proposed leaves the
way open to the shifting of respon-
sibility from one to the other OF the
three members of the proposed gov
erning board. Leaving out OF con-
sideration the ever extant possibility
OF W scrupulous grafters finding their
way onto the proposed board, the
very nature of politics makes IT GER
tain that such shifting of RESPONSE
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1909-01-30

bility will occur. And in crisis II
will always be convenient for two
members of the board to he out of
the state and the third powerless to
act, responsibility before the people
thus being shirked by all, regardless
of what may result insofar as the
welfare of the state. its people and
its investors may be concerned
Far better no state police law than
one which would leave matters In
such shape as is proposed. Keep the
responsibility in the hands of one
man, upon whom the public can keep
its eyes and fix responsibility If there
Is Sinking. Either that or save a
great deal of trouble by killing the
entire police bill legislation outright
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1909-01-30
ATTORNEY GENERAL STODDARD
FILES HIS ANNUAL REPORT

swung thus. head downward. beaten
her face and head numerically, as
a boxer in training rains blows on
4 punching bag. He wore gloves dur
ing the process in order to protect
his hands from injury. Not content
with this. Hall. his wife declares.
took her out on the swamp in small
boat at night and. after compelling
her to jump into the water aud swim
TO Il tree. where she chung naked and
shivering until he chose TO return for
her.
The Halls were married TWO years
ago in Oakland. where Mrs. Halls
mother lives. Hall is in Louisiana
and allowed the divorce proceedings
TO go by default
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1909-01-30
APPLY FOR INCENSE.
Ely, Nevada. Jan. -. 1908

4. j. 2utler, Sh%ln, Ely, Nevada.
Dear Sir:-In regaHl 10 your
questions as no collections of licenses
in this county, | will state that IL Is
the duty of person before doing a
business to make application to your
Office for license and pay the same
at your Office Persons who have not
secured license by renewal after
the license has expired, the law re-
quires them TO renew the license be-
fore they can any business, and
IL they do business without having
a license or renewing the same, they
are guilty under the criminal law of
this state of doing business with
out a license. In each instance IL
is incumbent upon the person who
wishes the license 10 secure the same
at your Office and you are not re-
CURED 10 call at their place of bust
ness and collect the same and incur
any expense travelling. The expense
for travelling is not proper charge
against the county and should not be
allowed, and l will object TO the al
lowanee of the same.
You are at liberty 10 print this let
ter and use 1t as you see 1T, and any
person refusing or neglecting to COM
ply with the law Is guilty of mis-
demeanor and the district attorneys
Office is ready to do Its duty and en-
force the law upon complaint of the
same Yours very truly,
CIAS. II. REEVES.
26-tf District Attorney.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1909-01-30

At t4se beginning of the late cam
paign Thomas r Marshal. the Demo-
crat who was elected governor of
Indiana. made uae statement that he
wdhld accept no contributions toward
financing his political contest. n
spite of this. letters containing money
were frequently received. the total
being about $4,000. Mr.. Marshall
accepted none of this money but re-
turned il to the contributions.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1909-01-30
VICIOUS ToRfURE.
NDst Shocking Details Judge Had
Heard in Many Years of II
vos.ce Proceedings.

SAN FRANCISCO, Jan 29.-ln
granting a divorce to Mrs. Alice +
Han. wife of William X. Hall. a
Louisiana cotton broker. Judge Ora
ham said today mat the tale OF the
husbands cruelties as reeited by Mrs
Hall was the most shocking he had
heard in many years of divorce cOurl
work.
Mrs. Hall said that while living
with Hall in a cottage at the edge
of "A swamp, two miles out of Alex
andria, La, her husband had re
peatedly fastened her feet to cal
ing beam with rope and. as she
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1909-01-30
TERMS or SUBSCRIPTION
IN INTEREST OF WAGE FARMERS

The News has received from Rich
ard Bustced. attorney. Searchlieht. q
copy Of bill which he says he be.
lieves should be made into law by
the present Legislature ON behalf the
wage earners of the state, The bill
follows:
Section l. In all actions hereafter
brought in any of the justice courts
of the state of Nevada by an employe
for he recovery of wages claimed TO
be due. If the plaintiff in such action
shall recover Judgment, he shall be
entitled to and shall recover in ad-
dition 10 the amount for which he
shall obtain judgment, an attorney
fee of $25 provided that he is repre-
sented In such action by an attorney
at law admitted to practice in the
courts of record of the state of Ne
vada
Sec. > I'm addition TO such attor-
ney fee. the plaintiff in such actions
shall be entitled to and recover as
damages against the defendant, in
addition to any judgment he may re-
cover against the defendant, a sum
to be fixed by the justice before
whom the action is tried. not Ia ex-
coed four dollars per diem for each
and every day. inclusive. from the
day such action is commenced until
Judgment is rendered
The first section of this bill the
News endorses. It assures IL the
wage Garner in poor circumstances
with money honestly due him thai
he will be able to find an attorney TO
undertake his case and get results "a
speedily as possible. If the money
Is shown due from the employer and
he has refused TO give the wage
Garner his honest earnings then the
employer should foot the attorney $
bill.
The second section of the bill does
not look good. We do not presume
that Mr.. Busted would avail him
self of the graft To which il opens
the way, but in drawing the measure
ne has overlooked the fact that there
are INSCRIPTIONS persons in the legal
profession as we'll as in all others.
The second section promises nothing
10 the wage Garner except the power
to fiji the pockets of an INSCRIPTIONS
attorney with the additional money
which he may receive from the back
ward or debt lodging employer.
And IL may be counted as certain
that the INSCRIPTIONS lawyers. nn-
der such law. would be hot on the
trail of such business and that they
would get the bulk of it, It would
be business for the& and grating
justices 10 delay and prolong the
hearing as far as possible, keeping
the wage Garner out of quick results
In 80 cases out of every 100 te hi'
distress and Large detriment Com
pensation TO the plaintiff for tins
actually consumed in bringing of th'
action and in court hearing would b'
fair. with the added proviso tht NJ
part of suaA payment go to the at
torney employed. Otherwise, sec
ton two is excellent subject matte
for killing.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1909-01-30
ODDS AND ENDS.

Harsh criticism which is said to
have plunged the Emperor of Ger
many into deep melancholy has caused
nothing more serious than spasms
in the case of the president OF the
United States.-Louisville Courier
Journal.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1909-09-29
vERDEN IS
BILLUPSED

A court OF inquiry into violations of
the prohibition law was conducted at
verden yesterday by Judge Williams,
County Attorney Barefoot and Sheriff
Louthan.
About twenty witnesses were sum
moned and examined with view to
certaining the sources from which
booze has been leaking out in the com,
munity and as result Of the inyesti-
cation, informations will be sworn out
against four persons.
One of the Witnesses summoned had
a large amount OF evidence within him
but was in such condition that he
couldn't give the court any informa.
tion. He was placed in jail to sober
up.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1909-09-29
GRADY COUNTY
DEMOCRATS
GOING

Plans are being made TO insure a
large representation Of Grady county
Democrats at Democratic Day at the
state fair on Oct 6,
Arrangements are being perfected to
secure a special car on the Frisco
train leaving here about 5 o'clock in
the morning and II Is likely that 1t will
be filled with Democrats from this vi
cinity and from other towns in the
county
Chairman Bishop of the county cen
trail committee is anxious that the ban
ner Democratic county in the state
shall send up delegation to this big
meeting. which will cause the rest OF
'em to take notice. Congressman Ollie
James OF Kentucky and Senator Gore
will be among the orators at the fair
grounds and the day will be concluded
with big banquet.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1909-09-29
SP. MAN
SLIGHTLY
USED UP

The story OF the Man Who Was
Used Up written by one of the clever
novelists, is tame compared with the
experience of II. T. Sperling, a promi-
nent citizen of Rush Springs, who was
In the city today, having almost recov-
cred from injuries which he received
last July.
While the big fire was in progress
at Rush Springs on July IS, timber
thrown from the roof of building
struck Mr. Sperling, crushing his skull,
breaking his jaw-bone in two places
and also breaking an arm. Two pieces
of bone were removed from his skull
on the left side of the forehead Bar
ring the bandage which he still wears
and which conceals the wound on his
head, not yet entirely healed, he
doesn't look like man who had gone
through such terrible ordeal Il was
kept in the house six week but within
three days | was walking in my ROOM
and ! think | must have walked at
least thousand miles. said he.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1909-09-29
"OLDPAINT'
NO MORE

"Old Paint" the well known horse
of j. c. Driggers, and probably the old
est COW pony in the state, is dead, and
sadnes reigns in the Driggers home
and among the friends Of master and
horse
"Old Paint" was nearly n years old,
and had been owned by Mr. Driggers
since four-year-old pony. when he
was purchased from Shawnee Indian.
For years "Old Paint" was one of the
best cow ponies in this part of the
country and had travelled over prac-
tically all of old Indian Territory. He
was ridden constantly by Mr.. Driggers
until less than two years ago.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1909-09-29
Big Majority
For The Bonds
An Oklahoma Boy
Rival Of Helen Keller

Guthrie, Okla, Sept. 2s.-An Okla
homa rival for Helen Keller's honors
has been discovered in Walcott
Coombs, son OF A. NJ Coombs OF Ana
darko, blind and deaf pupil OF the
Oklahoma State School for the Deaf
at Fort Gibson, who has been blind
from birth and deaf since he was six
years old. Young Coombs. who is now
is years old, has made wonderful prog
ress In an educational line since enter
ing the school for the blind. He is
quite well advanced in all of his regu-
lar school work, can use typewriter
and has learned to talk In some re-
spects his accomplishments In the face
OF his tremendous handicaps are even
more remarkable than Miss Keller's.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1909-09-29
The Retailers
WWBdnquet
Back from Long Visit
In Western States

Mr.. and Mrs. j. r. Abercrombie re-
turned to Chickasha yesterday after a
delightful three months tour through
the West, several weeks OF which were
spent in Los Angeles and at other
points on the Pacific coast On their
way to California they passed through
the Grand Canyon OF the Colorado
river and visited other places Of his
toric or scenic interest in Colorado
and Utah. Their trip also included
several days visit at the Seattle expo
sition.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1909-09-29
FOOTBALL SQUAD GETS BUSY

The football season has returned
with the frosty. chilly mornings, and
the High School boys. who think the
pigsxin is monarch of all, are al
ready hard at work. The Chickasha
High School squad at present consists
of twenty aspirants for various posi-
tions, and despite a few bruises and
sprained ankles the team is in good
condition, and practicing daily with
their coach, G. e. Honnold. Under the
captaincy of Andy Hamilton the team
has a strong leader and one that is al
ways in the game The team has an
unusually strong back field, with
Shannon. formerly fullback on the
Kemper Military Academy team. play
ing fullback. His work shows his
knowledge OF the game, and he is espe-
cially good on the forward pass and
punt. The halfbacks. Coots and Cope
land, are gaining in speed and with
Gilbert and Heffner at quarter make a
good showing Several boys are work
ing for the ends, over which there is
great rivalry. Including Smith, Heffner,
Cochran. Cloud, Robinson and Horn.
Captain Hamilton and Schlotterbeck
are making good as tackles, and Buie,
Williams. Wallace and Schow are
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1909-09-29
HUNTER IS
CAPTURED

Pine Bluff, Ark, Sept. 29.-Alf Hun
ter, negro, who was arrested in this
city last night after desperate fight
with the officers, has confessed to the
murder of Sheriff G. W. Garrison and
told the details of his deadly work in
Oklahoma, and declared also that he
murdered white man In Fourche bot
toms, near Little Rock. after making
his escape from Oklahoma He said
he expected death when taken back
to the scene of his crime, but that
Jesus was with him and he would not