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The daily sentinel., 1909-10-12
IBy Associated Press. ]

Detroit. Oct. 12.-During the re-
naming games of the worlds cham
pionship series between Detroit and
Pittsburg, four umpires will be on
duty. The brilliant playing by De
troit in the closing innings of yester-
days battle has inspired fresh hopes
in the breasts of the locals and their
supporters. despite the defeat threat
ened.
The weather conditions at noon
We're far too unfavorable for good
baseball. the day being cold. sunny
and windy.
First Inning.
Pittsburg-Bryne hit grounder
which bounded off of Mullins glove
and Delehanty threw him out, T.
Jones receiving the throw. Leach
out, Bush to T. Jones Clarke out,
Delehanty to T. Jones. No runs.
Detroit-D. Jones flied to Leach
Bush out, Liefield to Abstein. Cobb
hit by pitched ball and went to sec
ond when Abstein muffed Leifield's
throw to catch him off first Craw-
ford sent high fly to Leach. No
runs.
Second Inning.
Donovan was ordered from the
iiclu bS iht uiHplieS uecduSe oI MS
talking from the bench,
Pittsburg-Wagne drew a base on
balls. Mullin threw repeatedly to
first 10 catch Wagner but could not
Miller struck out. Delehanty fumbled
Abstein's grounder. and Wagner took
second. with Abstein safe at first
Wilson hit to Mullin, who forced
Wagner to third. Mullin to Moriarity
Abstein took second. Wagner was
presented with large bunch of
chrysanthemums as he came to the
bench. Gibson out, Nlullin 20 T
Jones. No runs.
Detroit-DelehaDty got hit by a
pitched ball and went to- first Nor
arity sent a high fly which landed
in short left. Delehanty going to
third. T. Jones sent a grounder to
Leifield and Delehanty was run down
between home and third base by Glib
son. Moriarity taking third and 7.
Jones going to second on the play.
Stanase singled just outside Miller's
reach scoring Moriarity and T. Jones.
Mullin forced Stanage, Wagner TO
Miller and in an effort to make a
double Miller threw wild into the
The daily sentinel., 1909-10-12

The EIks had most enjoyable ses-
sion last night. There were two in
itiations and large attendance. At
ter the work of the evening was CON
cluded Tyler Whitaker gave the
members a most delightful luncheon
for which he received many compli-
ments. There is something doing ey-
cry night now in the Elks organiza-
tion and it is hoped to have several
important announcements to make
shortly Every member is urged to
be in attendance every night, now
longer.
The daily sentinel., 1909-10-12
DARING HOLDUP IN
A SALT LAKE CAFE
IBN Associated Press.

Z Salt Lake City, Oct. 12.--Af- !
+ ter holding up the cook and his I
+ assistant in a downtown restau !
+ rant at an early hour this +
+ morning.. two robbers lined up !
+ the walters and relieved them I
I. of their yaluables. I
= Then one of the robbers held :
= the employees of the place under I
r control with revolver while +
= the other donned the white coat :
= of one of the walters and passed +
+ among the patrons OF the res t
+ taurant to the cash register. !
+ There he counted out all the !
+ cash in deliberate manner and I
= withdrew again to the Kitchen. i
+ Removing the walters white !
+ coat, he called to his compan- Y
, ion and they made their escape t
+ in the darkness. +
= = L L L = + Z, = 4, = II = 4 q
The daily sentinel., 1909-10-12
SHUT our
BY DETROIT TODAY
SCORE 5 To D

crowd and Mullin went to second D.
Jones out Leifield to Abstein, Two
runs
Third Inning.
Piusburg struck out
Bryne doubled into the left field
overflow. Leach drew base on
balls, Clarke struck out and Bryne
stole third on the third strike and
Leach stole second Wagner struck
out. No runs
Bush flied to Clarke Cobb
bumed and was out, Gibson to Alb
stein. Crawford singled to center
Abstein fumbled Delehanty's bounder.
and Delehanty landed safe on first,
Crawford going to second. Moriarity
forced Delehanty at second. Wagner
to. Miller No runs.
Fourth Inning.
Pittshurg Miller out, Moriarity to
T. Jones. Wilson singled to center
Gibson out. Moriarity to T. Jones.
Gibson struck out. No runs.
Derroit-T. Jones beat out a bunt
along the third base line. Stanage
forced T. Jones, Wagner unassisted
and Stanage doubled up at first, Wag-
ner to Abstein. Mullin walked. D.
Jones singled to left sending Mullin
TO second. bush hit into the left
field crowd for two bases scoring
Mullin and sending d. Jones to third
Cobb hit into left field fer TWO bases,
scoring ID. Jones and Bush Craw-
ford out, Leifield to Abstein. Three
runs.
Fifth Inning.
Pittsburg -O'Connor batted for
Leifield but he struck out Bryne
struck out. Stanage dropped the
third strike but threw him out to T.
Jones. Leach out. Delehanty to T.
Jones, No runs.
D.foit Philippe is now pitchins
for Pittsburg. Delehanty fouled TO
Gibson Moriarity flied to Leach. r.
Jones out. Bryne TO Abstein. No
runs .H
sixth Inning.
Clarke struck out for
the second time. Wagner sent a
No runs.
liner to T. Jones. Miller struck out
Stanage out. Wagner to
Abstein. Mullin was safe on Millers
bad throw. ID. Jones forced Mullin TO
second, Miller to Wagner. ID. Jones
Continued on Page Eight.)
The daily sentinel., 1909-10-12
THEY ARE ARRESTED
TBy Associated Press. |

New York, Oct. l2.-Charged with
the violation of the anti-gambling
laws. George Rose. Tom Shaw and
Rod Mcmahon. known to the follow
ers of the racing tracks throughout
the country, We're arrested at the Ja-
maica track this afternoon.
The daily sentinel., 1909-10-12

The car shortage situation is still
very-serious- and but few cars have
been received here during the past "a
hours but it is believed that large
number will be received within the
next "a hours. The Grand Junction
association will be able to ship out
number of cars tonight. 1t is esti-
mated that at least so carloads of
apples. already picked and packed,
are awaiting shipment at this time
out of this valley.
The daily sentinel., 1909-10-12
Continued on Page Seven.)
HON. A. v. RUCKER IS
SERIOUSLY INJURED
IBy Associated Press. |

Manila, T.. L., Oct. f2.-CongIpss-
man AltersOn W. Rucker of Colorado,
was injured severely when he
was struck by the boom of boat in
which he was sailing on Lake Lanoa
in Mindanao, il was learned today
when he was brought to a division
hospital here for an operation.
At the hospital il was said that
after an operation had been perform
ed, MIR. Ruckcr was recovering nicely
The daily sentinel., 1909-10-12
TRAIN WAS ON FIRE
Especial to The Sentinel. ]

Denver, Oct. 12.-Like fiery
meteor blazing freight train
ploughed through the city of Denver
this morning to point where fire
department was in awaiting to eX-
tinguish the flames. The fire was
put out after an half hour of hard
work. Several box cars had caught
fire just as the train was entering
the outskirts of the city and soon the
entire train was blazing.
The daily sentinel., 1909-10-12
HURRICANE SWEEPS
OUT into THE SEA

Washington, Oct. 12.-All danger
TO points ON the Gulf of Mexico and
the Atlantic coast from the West In
dian hurricane, which wrecked Key
West, Florida, yesterday. has passed.
The tropical storm after passing over
Key West crossed the Florida Pcnin-
sula md went out to sea at Miami.
The disturbance is now headed toward
the Bermudas.
The daily sentinel., 1909-10-12
REDEEM MORTGAGES
ESnecinl to The Sentinel ]

Denver, Oct. l2.-Today the
Manitou & Pixies Peak Railway com
pany. operating the famous cog
wheel road, redeemed mortgages to
the amount of 100000. showing that
the road has been very prosperous
The daily sentinel., 1909-10-12
SENTINEL'SCONTENTs

L dSt
l-Today's great championship
baseball game given by in
nings. Many new candidates
announced for city offices to-
day. Scientific American
gives the valley great write
mp. Fruit shipments. First
publication OF important pro
gram. Prominent couple di-
vorced Associated Press and
state news.
Editorial comment Fine ar
ticles appear in great fruit
papers concerningg Grand
valley. Other local news.
3 Orchards of this section de
mand railway improvements
Election comment. Other 10
cal news.
I Society Hotel arrivals. Jo-
cal news.
Mrs. Massey is awarded Gus
tody of children. Today's
weather report. other local
news.
Robbery at palis;lde. Con
IerSnCe ON IlSnt OF way ufi-
pute today. Funeral OF Il
ID. Smith. Eagles secure new
lodge room. Over 80 other
Interesting and fresh local
items. Fifteen years ago col
umn.
Story of the early crime of
the slayer of Joe Harris. 4
score or more of fresh local
items. s4,
s-Aged woman deserted here.
Five men sentenced in the
district court, Other local
news
The daily sentinel., 1909-10-12

Although there was no general OBJ
seryances. today of the legal holiday
in celebration of the discovery of Am
erica by Columbus, the banks. the
postoffiee. the city and the county
buildings wera closed all day.
The daily sentinel., 1909-10-12
IBy Associated Press. |

Duluth, Mimi Oct. PA
continuance of yesterdays bliz-
zard was maintained today at
the head of Lake Superior.
On the range more than
loot of snow has fallen.
The daily sentinel., 1909-10-12
TAFT IS VISITING
SMALL CITIES TODAY
[By Associated Press. |

Los Angeles, Oct. 12.-President
Taft is speeding through the smaller
cities south of Los Angeles in an auto
this afternoon and efforts to reach
him in connection with Mr.. Cranes
resignation have been in vain.
President Tnft was greeted today
at Sawtelle. the old soldiers home by
$500 veterans and given hearty cheers
when he arose to make brief adj
dress.
The daily sentinel., 1909-10-12

After the knowles -Pfeifenger case
had gone to the jury in the district
court this afternoon the suit of Miss
Wilson VS.. thR City, for damages. was
taken up Tor trial. Miss Wilson was
hurt In a defective walk. ~ -a1
The daily sentinel., 1909-10-12
A BLIZZARD SWEEPING
Q OVER EASTERN
STATES
IBy Assocfated Press. /

Lincoln. Neb., Oct. 12.-The j
minimum temperature recorded /
here this season was experienced I
today. I
Killing frosts visited the I
South Platte region last night. /
The daily sentinel., 1909-10-12

Oil your harness spring and fail,
grease your wagon and buggy often,
and visit Fred Mantey for the truck
The daily sentinel., 1909-10-12
NEW DIRECTORS OF
THE UNION PACIFIC
[By Associated Press. !

+ Salt Lake City, Oct. 12.-At !
+ the annual meeting today of the .
4. stockholders of the Union Pacific :
+ Railway Company the follow !
+ were elcted TO the board OF di- :
= rectors: William Rockefeller, /
+ Jacob Schiff and H. w. DeFur- =
+ rest. =
- Rockefeller succeeds to the .
+ place of w. NJ Ahl. and Schiu >
+ TO that of W. d. Cornish. The ,
+ place on the board formerly oc- ,
+ cupied by Hartman is now filled ,
+ by DeForrest ,
+ Seventy-four per cent of the .
+ stock was represented at the =
+ meeting. .
+ I. + + + r r 1. + + + + + r r = =
The daily sentinel., 1909-10-12
YOUNG WIFE
GETS DIVORCE
Unhappy Ending of the Marriage OF
Young Couple Who Were Prom.
inent Here for Many Years.
Wife Charged Cruelty.
RETURNS TO THIS CITY TO LIVE

+ Mrs. Olive ID. Ten Eyck, for !
+ merly Miss Olive Dunsworth, Z
+ has returned to this city from Z
+ Portland, Ore. with her child, !
+ having secured a divorce from I
+ her husband, Lee Ten EyCk, I
+ formerly of this city. AS Miss I
+ Dunsworth, Mrs. Ten Eyck was 1
+ one Of the beautiful Young girls I
+ of this city, when Lee Ten Eyck, I
+ then engaged with the electric I
+ light company, took her as his 1
= bride. Everything gave prom I
+ Use of the most complete married 1
+ life: but the gods OF fate seem 4
+ to have willed differently. 1
The daily sentinel., 1909-10-12

Mrs. Ten Eyck says that she led
life that was absolutely unbearable
and from which she was compelled to
seek relief by appealing to the divorce
court.
The young couple moved away
from this city several years ago. They
settled in Portland, where Ten Eyck
was engaged in the electrical bust
ness. He was al first kind to her, ac-
cording to statement she made to
a Sentinel reporter this morning at
the home of her sister. Mrs Large on
East Main street, but later began in
various ways to abuse her.
The following testimony was given
at the trial of the case in Portland
and is taken from the Portland Ore
gonian:
Continued on Page Three
The daily sentinel., 1909-10-12
TRINIDAD CELEBRATES
Tspecial to The Sentinel.

I
Trinidad. Colo. Oct. 12.-This city
is holding a great Columbus day eel
-ebration, and prominent men arc
here from all parts of the state. All
of the mines in southeastern Colorado
are closed down and the employees
are here.
Governor Shafroth delivered the
principal address today.
The exercises are elaborate.
The daily sentinel., 1909-10-12
BRYAN IN SEATTLE

+ Seattle. Wash. Oct 12.---
+ William J. Bryan arrived in
Z. this city from Portland today. 4
+ He visited the Worlds fair and
= delivered his lecture. on The 4
= Average Man" 9''ti!4
The daily sentinel., 1909-10-12
IBy Associated Press |

Walker, Mimi, Oct l2.-One
of the worst storms Of recent
years is blowing over this sec
tion today and Leach lake Is be-
ing lashed by a gale.
The government dock here is
a total loss.
The daily sentinel., 1909-10-12
THE LADIES PLAN A GREAT TIME

+ The Sentinel is able to an +
+ nounce today the completed pro- +
+ gram for the 18th annual meet +
+ ing of the Womans Home Mis- +
+ sionary Society of the Colorado +
+ Conference. to be held at the +
+ Methodist church in this city. :.
+ October 20 and Il, the ar +
+ rangements for which meeting +
+ are being perfected by the To- +
I. cal society. +
+ II is expected now that there +
+ viii be about IS delegates from +
+ other towns and cities in at +
+ tendance. The meeting prom +
+ ises to be the biggest and most +
+ interesting ever held by the +
+ state organization. Several +
+ speakers of national note will +
+ be present +
+ f. + + I. + r ~. f. + +
Mrs. Edwin Price of this city. who
has charge of the Rio Grande district
work and who is at the head of the
local arrangement committee. states
that all the members of every church
society in the city are cordially in
yited to attend every session of the
big meeting next week.
The following is the official pro-
gram, published for the first time to-
day:
Wednesday, October 20, 1880 pm. I.
Devotional exercises
--------------Rey. D. D. Forsyth
The daily sentinel., 1909-10-12

A movement is on foot to pave the
entire alley between Main and Colo
RADIO avenues and between Fifth and
Sixth streets
The daily sentinel., 1909-10-12

A big audience will hear PhidelaA
Rice tonight. VIII you he memoeE
of that audience?
The daily sentinel., 1909-10-12

j. G. Plank yesterday sold his fine
4o-acre ranch near Fruita to Cory Il
Ransom of Watertown. S ID. The
consideration was 100000. and Mr..
Rank haryests this year'sYcrop.
The daily sentinel., 1909-10-12
IBy Associated Press. /

Indianapolis, Ind, Oct. IL
Snow is general today all over
the northern part of Indiana
The daily sentinel., 1909-10-12
A GREAT WR|TEUP
BY A FAMOUS
MAGAZINE

The Scientific American. the Leading
Journal of Its Glass in the World,
Details, Illustrates and Com
ments on Smudging Here.
The daily sentinel., 1909-10-12
MOORS OPEN FIRE
by Associated Press.

ny NSsstidttu ITSSS-
Penon Della Gomera, Moroc- I
60, Oct. 12,-The Moors opened I
; FIRE on the town today. but were I
promptly driven on by the :
; Spanish troops. 1
4 = 4 u 4. l. = 4 \ \ = 4 = 4 L n 4
The daily sentinel., 1909-10-12
THE PROGRAM
IS ANNOUNCED

Four Big Sessions, Many Fine Feat
ures and at Least rs 0ut-of-T Town
Delegates to Characterize the
Meeting to be Held Here.
The daily sentinel., 1909-10-12
The FRUIT SHIPMENTS

The total number of car
load shipments sent
out by the Grand
Junction Fruit Grow
ers' Association, the
largest fruit associa-
tion in the inter-
mountain region, up
to Monday. October
IL. was s-----------Sl4 cars
The shipments yesterday
were as follows:
Grand Junction--10 cars
Palisade ---- 2 cars
Total shipments
October Ii II cars
Grand total to date---B26 cars
All of this fruit was shipped
out in regulation refrigerator
freight cars and does not include
any of the many express ship
ments. which, of conrse, were by
no means as'' large as carload
lots.
The daily sentinel., 1909-10-12

Boys Cord. Suits. $3.50. Loenlsrs 5
The daily sentinel., 1909-10-12

I crowd and Mullin went TO second. d.
Jones out Leifield TO Abstcin, Two
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-02-25

tune for the bail; that Of little
school girl with short hlue ahd white
checked dress and wide sun hat
she went 10 the BAH at l O'Clock
with the pearls hidden under her sim
pie costume She did not become
aware that they had disappeared un-
iii nearly o'clock in the morning
Miss Jennie Crockcr Is a daughter
of one OF California's wealthy pio-
neers. she is one of the richest
women ia the west. having inhoriteu
a large share of her father estate,
The necklace which has been
ranked as one of the finest IN the
west II not IN the country, is COM
posed OF ffty-three magnificent
pearls. all fiawless specimens,
which were brought by Miss crocker
from Europe some years ago. They
were set hy ShrcVe and company. a
local iewelry firm
As soon as Miss Crocker discover
ed her loss she reporced 1t TO her rel
atives. several OF whom were present
At the bali. and the aid of the Pink
crton detective agency was sought al
once. Four detectives have been
working on the case all day but have
failed to discover amy Glow that might
| lead to the recovery or the necklace
or the capture of the thief
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-02-25
HOUSE REJECTS ALL
INCREASES IN
SALARIES
Presidents Salary Will Remain
at Same Old Figure # Eco
nomical Representatives
Have Their Way


Washington, u g. Feb 2f--The
house today rejected the senate pro-
vision increasing to 100000 the sal
airy of the president
In lively debate in the house on
the conference report on the eNecu-
tive. legislative aud judicial appro-
priation bill Messrs Underwood OF
Alabama. ana clark, Of Missouri
criticised the senate Increases IN APP
propriatlons especially in regard To
salaries
Messrs. Bingham Of Pennsylvania
Gillett OF Massachusetts,, and l-fvings-
ton of Georgia. the house conferees,
strenuously defended their report
which. insofar as there was no dis
agreement, was adopted.
when the discussion turned on the
increased salaries Of the president
vice president. speaker of the house
ana indges about which the confcrees
could not agree. Mr. Clark renewed
his criticisms declaring that instead
of $50. 600 the president actually re-
ccived S291, 900 per annum.
The Sote on each Increase was tax
en- separately The house refused 20
accept the senate amendment lnrrcas-
ing the speakers salary
After the senate amendment allow
ing tho president 100000 had been
rejected an unusual seen" resulted
Members scrambled for recognition I"
make various motions. The speaker
unruffled BY his besiegers. hcd that
"A motion by Mr.. Watson tlndhna ,.
TO recedc from the amendment and
amend II so as TO make the salary
$4,000 was preferential Mr. Watson
sought to shut off debate by NOV
ing the previous question and on that
prnnosition the roll again was called
The previous question was ordered
and the amendment was carried 1863
To- f4g amid republican applause
The amendment will make the
nresidcnts salary equivalent To- the
present salary plus the $4,000 here
tofore allowed him for travelling eN-
penscs. the appropriation being strick-
en nuo.
The house rejected tho whole srn-
ate amendment and AN remaining sem
ate amendments pertaining to the
state department
Tn. next battle was waged on the
senate amendment increasing the sal-
aries If federal Judges Finding them-
selves in a. hopeless minority the con-
ference committee moved q non-con-
currency m an the amendments THIS
acilon was taken and the hill scni
back ot conference.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-02-25

cities and towns to extend water and
sewer systems owned by the munici-
pality by allowing property owners to
make and pay for such extension and
to be reimbursed by means of certi-
ficates of Indebtedness issued by the
municipality.
Railroad Commission Bill Up.
Immediately after the afternoon
session the house went into caucus
upon a railroad commission bill which
has been prepared by MI Bushke-
vitz What action of the caucus was
is not known, but it is understood
tonight that 1t was favorable to the
bill. and that it may pe passed to-
morrow under suspension of the rules.
This latter, however has not been
confirmed The bill is bulky doc
ument. providing for the creation of
Il commission of three members who
are given far-reaching powers TO in
vestigate the business, not only of
railroad corporations. but Of express
companies and telegraph ana tele-
phone companies
Council Passes Acequia Bill.
The council. this afternoon by
unanimous vote passes council bill
No. So, by Mr.. Baca, Of Socorro
county, regulating acequia elections
and the management of community
bitches. This bill has been on the ta-
bic for several days ut the request of
Mr.. Prince. President Spiess and 9th
crs. who have desired to examine II.
There was no opposition to the bill
In the council in its amended form.
one of the interesting features of
the afternoon session of the council
was the Introduction of a number Of
petitions asking for local option
These petitions were presented by
Mr.. Upton, Mr.. Prince and Mr.. Han
ley. one of the petitions presented
by Mr.. Hanley. carrying the names
of 600 people in Albuquerque. These
petitions. together with council bill
No. 95. which was introduced by Mr.
Hewitt. were referred to the commit
tee on territorial affairs, in which
committee the bill introduced by
President Spiess. providing for regu-
lation Of liquor traffic has been for
some time. 4 number of local op-
tion and liquor regulation bills have
been introduced in the house, but
thus far none of them have reached
the council Mr Prince this after
noon introduced council bill NO. a.
which provides for the assessment OF
sheen on the first of April in the
Continued on Page ,. Column 81
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-02-25
ANTI GAMBLING LAW
PASSES HOUSE IN NEVADA

Carson. Nev, Feb. 24-Th pa'
gambling law passed the asse - ~
day by vote of u to 20. At the
conclusion of the vote and before il
had been announced, Dodge. of
Washoe. and Raycroft. OF Ormsby,
changed II votes in order To give
notice of motion to reconsider. rms
made the final vote 20 to is
The bill, as passed, carries the
amendment offered by the majority OF
the public morals committee. which
extends the time when il shall be-
come operative from september 1909
to January | of the coming year. The
bill is entitled AN act prohibiting
gambling, providing for the destrue-
tion of gambling property and pun
ishment for violation
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-02-25
BENEFITS OF CAREY
ACT EXTENDED IN
NEW MEXICO
Measure Signed Yesterday by
President Means Active OPP
GRAFTON on Big Private lrriga-
tion Projects at Once,
Morning Journal Bureau,
The Palace Hotel.
Ganta Ea y NJ Feb -

Governor Curry received a telegram
from Washington today announcing
that President Roosevelt has signed
the bill extending the provisions OF
the Carey act to New Mexico and Ari-
IONA. The Legislature will at once
pass a bill accepting the terms OF the
act as is required and this acton VIII
put the law into effect on the pun
lie domain in this territory the
passage Of the Carey act for New
Nexico means very great deal I'm
the development of irrigation pro-
iects \ number Of very large pri-
vate projects are now ready To begin
construction waiting only for the cX-
tension Of the Carey act to commence
active operations. The result VIII be
a large extension Of the irrigated area
Of Sew Mexico IN the immediate fu-
ture.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-02-25
FIREMAN CRUSHED TO
DEATH UNDER ENGINE

Colfax. Wash, Feb. 24-An ore
gon Railroad and Navigation extra
freight westbound. from Granger
CITY to Umatilla, was wrecked AT
Scott, twenty eight mnes west OF
Granger City tonight, O. V. Baer'
the fireman. was crushed to death be-
meath the engine. John Roddy, en-
gineer, escaped injury.
Baer was married here on saturday
to Miss Bessie Barnes, a well known
young woman Of Colfax. This was
his Irst trip after his MARI tge.