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The daily sentinel., 1909-09-16
BASEBALL CLUBS
INDEBTEDNESS IS Be.
tween s400AND $500

II is stated, from financial report
just prepared by Clarence billiard,
who has acted in the capacity of sec
retary for Manager Goldsworthy of
the Grand Junction Baseball Club.
that the club owes an Indebtedness
approximating between four and five
hundred dollars.
1t was anticipated that the team
would close without one dollar of
Indebtedness the present season, ow-
ing to the very happy manner in
which the finances of the club had
been administered the fore part -of
the season. But il is claimed that
the major portion of the indebted
ness was contracted with the Fort
Collins aggregation and because of
the bad luck that attended the club,
so far as the weather was concerned
in the Kansas City Red Sox game end
for the game on LABOR day
1t was fully expected that the game
on Labor day and the other games
with the Red Sox would fully repay
every dollar of Indebtedness of the
club, but the very miserable wJather
played havoc with the finances of the
club
The major portion of the club
members are still in the city They
are owed various sums of money by
the club management, together with
considerable board bills of their con-
tracing. These they cannot meet
and the condition OF the club is bad
to say the least.
A committee of citizens is doing all
in its power to help out the boys. but
they cannot reach down in their
pockets and provide the money to
liquidate the indebt edness.
1t is now proposed to make an
heroic effort to collect every dollar
on the subscription. much of which
has not been paid by those who sub
scribed. Ii is also intended to ask
the citizens to help out in this bad
dilemma 1t is not the time to back
down and permit the club members
The daily sentinel., 1909-09-16
wilheImy-RozzcIle Wedding.

W W
A wedding of unusual interest. due
10 the prominence of the couple and
popularity of both, occurs tonight at
the home of the brides parents at
$50 Chipeta avenue While the hap
py event of tonight has been her
aided by rumor this announcement
will be the occasion of much surprise
to the many friends of the two fam
lilies in Grand Junction.
AT $50 o'clock this evening Rev.
Edwards will perform the ceremony
to unite in the bonds of wedlock Mr..
William Hugh Walter Wilhelmy and
Miss Carrie Winnifred Rozzelle. two
of the best known young people of
the city.
The groom is one OF the head book
keepers at the Grand junction Fruit
Growers association and the bride is
the very lovely and attractive daugh-
ter of Mr. and Mrs. Whit Rozzelle of
this city.
The home has been beautifully dec
GRATED for the occasion. A pretty
bridal altar and bower has been con
structed In one corner of the room
where the ceremony is to take place.
In this lavendar and white canopy
VIII oAdAlh NlAt VI ltlt anu ElbbUl. Oll
either side drape pretty streamers of
lavendar ribbon with a pure white
back ground.
\ base of green ferns and palms
intersprinkled with purple and white
astors and sweet peas, surrounds the
altar and perfects the decorations of
the corner.
Completely around the room runs
"a hnrdnr nf rfhhnraa al al 10
dar and white while all of the open
ings of the room have been made the
centers of pretty designs. Numerous
floral displays make the hall exceed
ingly attractive and fragrant and
clusters of flowers and bouquets of
ferns and green adorn the piano. CEN
ter stands. etc.
The bride will be dressed in sim
pie but extremely pretty white null
trimmed with lace and insertion with
the official draping veil and will hold
in her hand a magnificent bunch of
white roses. The groom will be
dressed in deep blue. the formal full
dress for this occasion The ring
bearer win be little Miss Margaret
Reed. dressed i'm white. Following the
services of the Presbyterian church,
solo Loves Serenade" will be
sung by Mr.. e. A. Sherman and
then the wedding march will be be
gun by Miss Mary Rozzelle, a sister
of the bride and an accomplished
musician.
An elaborate banquet at the home
will follow the solemnization of the
marriage after which .he newly mar
ried couple will leave for short
honeymoon trip aud they will be at
home after October | ) AT 915 Main.
The guests who will be present to-
night are: Mrs. May, Miss Annie
May, Mr.. Harry Jones, Mr.. Geo. Nahs-
troll, Miss Ethel Blackwell Misses
Fannie and Flora Slocomb. Mr.. and
Mrs. j. w Rozzelle, Mr.. Paul T. Bull
lock, DR., and Mrs c. NJ. Reed Mr.
A. r, Richardson. Miss Laura Cos
len, and members of the immediate
family, Mr. and Mrs. Whit Rozzelle,
The daily sentinel., 1909-09-16
The Care of Children S Eyes

has been made study lately in the
public schools. Impaired vision often
results from study or delicate health,
and should be attended to in time.
1t is the duty of their parents to have
the eyes of their children tested, and,
when needed, to have them properly
fitted by an expert optometrist, with
glasses which will strengthen the eyes
and remove the strain. My patients
testify that | am an expert. Call and
consult me about eyes.
CHAS. GASHO. Oph. d.
2l-22 Reed Bldg.
The daily sentinel., 1909-09-16

Colorado State fair. Pueblo. Colo,
September 20 to "a, inclusive. 1903.
One fare for round trip via the Rio
Grande. Agricultural and horticul-
tural exhibits Special attractions.
President Taft will be at the fair
grounds on September 22 He will
go from there to Montrose on the
23rd for the opening of the Gunni-
son tunnel Call on Rio Grande
agent for further particulars.
The daily sentinel., 1909-09-16

The Colorado Express no. 16 via
the Denver & Rio Grande is the logi-
cal train for western slope people.
You leave Grand Junction every day
at 2:30 pm. and arrive at Denver at
S;15 the following morning. Through
Pullman sleepers. diners and chair
cars. The fastest train between this
city and Denver
The daily sentinel., 1909-09-16

Last night the members of St Mat
Ahew's choir very delightfully."- sur
pTised Miss Wilma Tawney at her
home. 915 South Fifth street. and
spent very pleasant evening. music
being the principal entertainment
At "A late hour refreshments were
served. The party was composed of
" isses Jolly. Lund. Weir. Wheeler
and Bernice Weir: Messrs Tophum,
Dunsworth. Halsted and RAIDER. Miss
Tawney goes to Tin Cup today to
teach in one OF the Gunnison county
schools, and last nights surprise was
planned as a farewell party Miss
Tawneys friends regret greatly to
lose her. but wish her all good luck
and great success.
The daily sentinel., 1909-09-16

Good paying cash business on Main
street, low rent, good location. $3.50
will buy it if taken soon. See the
G. q NJ. Auction Co, 544 Colorado
avenue.
The daily sentinel., 1909-09-16

to be stranded here and the good eit-
liens of this city who have had good
ball are to be asked to help out to
the largest extent possible.
The daily sentinel., 1909-09-16

Go to Kramers, 5o7 Main street or
phone Junction 19S during this hot
weather for choice small cuts, roasts
and meats of all kinds. pigs feet,
mead cheese. everything guaranteed.
The daily sentinel., 1909-09-16

Your clothes will keep their shape
and look nice longer if you have
them cleaned and pressed by us. The
Suitorium. Phone Black 662
The daily sentinel., 1909-09-16

How about tina. drive through the
orchards these beautiful summer
days. Call up the Blue Barn, juno
tion 22S.
The daily sentinel., 1909-09-16

Trobitz & Witcner. practical plum
bers. 122 North Fifth. Plumbing
and hot water heating.
The daily sentinel., 1909-09-16

Phone Junction 1I6 about half
rates to Denver and return for the
Colorado Interstate fair next week.
The daily sentinel., 1909-09-16

We will soon nave car of fur
naces. and we are going to install
them at reasonable prices.-J. II.
Lane.
The daily sentinel., 1909-09-16

Tanks, cutters oil ali sizes made
on short notice. G. j. C. & II. Co.
The daily sentinel., 1909-09-16

The Front Rank is not the cheap
est but the best. Sold by J. II. Lane.
The daily sentinel., 1909-09-16

Mrs Thomas Goslen and Miss
Freeze. who have been guests of Mrs.
NJ. NJ. Shores and family, left this af-
ternoon for their home in Hays City,
Kansas. Mrs. Goslen and Miss Freeze
have been spending the summer on
she coast
The daily sentinel., 1909-09-16

Misses Annie and Mary Rozzelle and
MIR. Walker Whitney Reed and Mr..
Joseph Reynolds Rozzelle.
The daily sentinel., 1909-09-16

When you have furniture 10 move
call up the Blue Barn, Junction 228
The daily sentinel., 1909-09-16

Half fare to Denver and return via
1he Midland route.
The daily sentinel., 1909-09-16

Mrs. c. b. Worthington gave an en-
1oyable sewing party yesterday af-
ternoon at her home on Fruit Ridge.
The daily sentinel., 1909-09-16

Miss Mildred Adams left last night
for St Mary's school at Knoxville.
III, where she will be enrolled the
following year
The daily sentinel., 1909-09-16

Leeifler's s2.oo Special Hats.
The daily sentinel., 1909-09-16

Mrs. Jas II. Bullen. Of Winfield.
Kansas, Is a house guest of Mrs. V. c.
Talbcrt.
The daily sentinel., 1909-09-16

Mrs. c. w. Main and daughter
leave Friday for Centralia. Ills.
The daily sentinel., 1909-09-16

Miss Stella Richardson. who has
been visiting Miss Agnes Cosgrove,
the past several days, leaves in the
morning for her home in Chicago.
The daily sentinel., 1909-09-16
(--O--C--I--E--T T. "
>s9AA Aee

Miss Jeanette Stevens left today
FOR Brooklyn where she will attend
Pratt Institute preparatory TO her
entering Boston Tech.
The daily sentinel., 1909-09-16

Miss Helen Bittinger. niece of Mrs.
Bufhorn, left yesterday for Los An
geles. Cal. to attend Marlboro Hall
Where she Will graduate this year.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-07-06
Nrhrarko
DSc Earthquakes Glmb1.

zoe barbopebes Stub. Gen al.
lernpeiie alub | Omaha er "Se bar
hopeoes Stub, bois Weolemmer
noeIutfcnoe beitaar al NfGno Der er
Ifaloeoe. % Soreningens 6ormaal er
at brinae Saaret til at ipire paa De-
res blanfe Sopeoer. 5or at bette
ifal ife iorpligter bpert Ufeolem lig
til life at BRUCE Sat, eaer bpis man
for llSieenoets Sfplo ipnes man
ifuIoe bqre Sat, iaa maa oerile pgrc
uoen Gul, iaa Solen % Suftei'
ubinoret fan naa Sopeobuoeu. Tn
denial 9pee Der / Ypen bar nemltg
opooaet, at oft bpab ifaloeoe Sone'
Der trpnger for at Saaret iglen tai'
fremfaloeS, er Spcrilob al CUBS frie
Suit og Sol, og for at ret lllai'ge
meb balp cller fulb Maane ifal npoe
ooSt al oenne Spbogel'e bar ban
itiitet "Ge b~arbopeoes alib".
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-07-06

itaIminbeiia WaIifnb. q. u. Dor.
oalen, Ell Sarnier boenoe ~fenoenfor
Ualep Gitp. bIep forIeoen crfIrrei
for finosiuag og fenot til MipIct !
Jamestown. Tette 1iIfRIoe of Col.
FAB bar paft meaen Cpfigt, oa Man.
ben tilipnelaoenoe bar fuIbitrnoig
normal oe nsb GILES MgteIie % re.
fpeft. men Dog inmtioig gioroc Here
Jorise poo at forgipe fin Tamilie.
Sar bapSc for Here Tiger iioen be.
gnuof at bare imaa SafrisItpffcr !
fine CONNER, buornf ban al 90 II!
trofiereoe i'm Suitru % fine Dsrn.
5or fort 1io iioen bapoe ban ioa for
giitet fin 2afris. men beloi6pis lite
/ iaaoan 8rao at nogen oeoe.. Si.
ben iorietse ban Here andre Woooer,
iaaIeoes at loffe fin Smitrn til at
oriffe ioreiitct @rTnoepin. Geil
itdffcls Manb giorbe en- fortpilef
Mooitano, ga ban arreitereOes, men
tiIiioft operaap ban fig belt 90 till
itoo, at ban bapoe aipet fin 0amilie
Smaa poa 9afris finn | ben Seniigf
at iorgiftc oenne % iaaleoes orrbe
benz. Som @runo berfor angap ban,
at ban bar peo baarlig Selbreo og
inort piIoe %. bporfor ban troeoe Oct
beoit at De nae ialgtes 40.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-07-06

inarIig grisitigning poa 2ano.
Gor oct fsriie: 2ano er bet eneite
Nroolft iom bar itonet / oen gamIe
Trts tiltroos for Den a~ienosgier.
ming, at bet MI toger mere Cub al
tisbe alt mlIiat anoet, emo oct eioroe
for feniten aar fioen.
Gcr oct anoet: Som Sames 5.
Sill notaItc peo aabningen at lloftiI-
lingen ! SenttIe: me6ens Dor Sol.
femRnaoc ct itcgct mco 60 Grocemt
er Dor Sueoeproorftion itcget meo
fun 20 Hrocent; andre aprniorter
itoar tilbagc | famme SorboIb. Spis
life Here acres I9ggeS UNDER Dprf.
ming. bill Golt mart % al @angeI
paa NGring.
Gor bet treble: Haa 8runo al
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-07-06

retninasmefboocr oil piie ia at bore
Ienncnoc idapeI ! 2anosbpens tarpe.
Iiae @roreribonbel Tom | Storbpcns
met aIimrenoe Buff. %. &. Vilf.
ington, en- MpisreSafter | Ges Moi.
mes, bar forfrgtet oenne Mnifnelie,
% for at ifaife ct flurt % tpoeligt
@etis paa Migtigbeoen bcraf bar ban
bcp0get oIc Sorretniuasfolt | oen
lille @p Ierter til at title flo moer
bans Speropipn | ct Tiosrum al ipp
Maancoer, / bpiIfen Sio ban altiaa
or ben Tom beitcmmer "buor Sfabet
ffaI iiaa" / ale @peng Sorretninaer.
Oct er ct meset intcresinnt erperi-
meut naar man bctGnfer. at Orr.
giIfiugton berpeS gipes oen uospen-
be Magt til life alcne at beitenule
ocn inore Gorretninesorift | epens
@cnfer pg Sanoelsbuie, men ban
angipcr oaiaa ben ToIitif eaer 5reni.
aangsmaaoe, Tom bper Sorretning
uoootiL ifdl bcnptte iig al, foreltaa
Snofieb az @nrer. opbrpe enfelte
Gepartcmcnter | Ell 8orretiiag %
oprette anbrc, ioreitna al aperterirg
og pqre ale 9%etientes S~perbopeo.
- oa set / Sorrctninger iom er bin'
anoens aonfrrrenter. 6orieset pao'
beapuotes oeu lite Sunni % pil alt
iaa aiiluttes Sen tfte Samuor. Haa
oisie ipo Waaneber mener wtr. Eiit.
inaton at funne beforore iterre San.
bel % 5orretnine | Spen, bringe
oIle Ssorretninesmrio itsrre 5ortie'
neIte cg gisre Gerter til Ell iterre %
beorc gp, iomtioig iom ban altlaa'
iamtibie .eioer ct anrius ! MODERN
6crretningsferiel.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-07-06

Opeunaunte to 6aftorer er 5orming
M Ell al De melt Isnnenbe 8irfiom.
beoer, 5oIf fan beifiaftige rig meo.
5or BET fieroe: Spis Soften er
goo, bill Sanoet itige poa @ruto af
ben fore Yroft, ben bringer 6nrme.
rem. Spis Soften er mirore riselig.
pil Jarmprooufterne itige oa ligeIe.
bes giere Jnrmingen Isnnenoe.
SpiIfeniombeIit af De opemqpnte
Saftorer er tiIitr9ffelig @rmno til
en- Stiening / 2anopriierne. Set
Gem blot neo 90 onerpei, bpao Meiul-
tntet bill bIi MI, pi er naaet til en-
Strife oa allie biSie Saftprer fore.
ner iig og biorager til at biofsre ben
iamme 8irfning.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-07-06
itnrn pnkntn.

S~nirSrcncs 2sn. Get me Som.
misiionsiture | @tiuot bar beitemt, at
6cts 8rpiioent ital ailsnnes meo
$3.50 pr. gar. mebenS De andre IRE
Weolemmer ifnl barre 50 pr. Nsoe
eaer omtrent 500 ON Garet.
tornado i Suttincan Gonntp. Rot
til 2oen os. raiebe Ell poIoiom Storm
oper 9oitinenu County, % poa en-.
teltc Steoer ubarteSe Den til en- be.
ritabel Tornado. : Den lille @p
Smemee blep ioaIeoes Glepator.
Standardization og Sfolebus Soc
Iaqt, mebens Der / Sonia oeiaa an
retteoes betpoelig StaSe poa Suie.
Soopiot piSes sif BOG ingen Menne.
ffeIip tabi. @eo @iaow Gin blep
Here brmorebe 500 Serubuneipcr
aiort ubruoeIist peS DC upirulmenoc
@anofar.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-07-06
3HinnrTntn.
qanSialart / st. aonis Gpnutp.

qanSlalgrt / st. 2onis Gunutp. -
@eo oct SaIg af Statens Sano. ION
ben lite os. afbolotes | Snlutb, lolg'
tes ser fun $500 acreS al De $4,000
iom Der irembsoes, % ben bsieitc
Gris iom opuoaeoeS par SIT pr.
gcre. aisberne bar bopeolagelia
Sarmere.
gmitins Nappr BIB. George Silt'
ton, Wapor / Muffin og Ell al De
met ircmrogenoe W9no | oenne Del
al Staten, bebe ben lite os. Omaha,
bpor ban / Here Tiger bar blepen be-
banolet for 3erpeipeffelie. DIR.
Sutton bIep 43 Mar gonmel og par
for anoen Gang palet til gpens
Wapor. San efterlaoer JIG Suitrl'
% ire Born.
SfiGbncipangcr @crcgnius. Gbar-
les 8. Weils, en- Ssbanoler ira Nroc'
tor, blcp Den 30te SUM paafisrt al
ct burtieeaaeuoe R~asiagertog ! NGr'
beoen al 0ulutb % brGbt. Wanocn
off Iangs Sporet oo Soget Tom ef-
ter bouL % ban eif tiliioe, iom ban
troeoe tiIitrGffeIig for life at BERG
res al bette, men berunoer gioroe
han Tell 9eregniug, ioet ban blep
truiiet % sieblitfelig orGbt.
Surisste at nnSpisc. en- ittg
Mono peo Napu 6ranf Yeterion ira
Den lille gp Rid)piae ifuloe forIeoen
inoipttes paa Sinbsipscaiplet ! Ser
aus 6aas, men omenoifisnt Tati'
cuten isr bapbe nGret ganife rclig,
ipntes Spnet al Nnltnltens 8panln.
ger of inoioae BAN Ell pololom 6or'
lfrpffelie. s NGrbeoen al Ilplet
hoppeoe ban nemlIia no al Sosnen %
flpqtebe, % ban iprang benimoo en-
Wpil isr oct lpffeoes bans Sogtere
% Here al gnitaItens 9%etlerlte at
inobente bam.
SIuICNs 80 'o"""'
Sperlfio | Statsfasien peo Salpod-
rets Slutnina ben 30te Srnt belsb
Tia til 1857, 2l7.26, iammenIignet
meo S2,579,6SS.04 paa ianme Sio
iiior. Ge io~rifieIliae aasier angioes
Tom islaer: Repenue $1,103, 6OS.oo,
Solbicr's Helcii $45,052.72, 6rno'
ina 5or $55,4SS.17, for StatenS
@eie % 9rcer $69,615.64, llniperli-
In Campus sos, OBI .06, permanent
Sfoleionb S200.616.60, o~lminoeligt
SfoIeiono $4S0,433.66, permanent
llniueriitctsionS $5,935.50, olminoe'
lat llnipcriitetsiouO S53,S24.64.
Snternul Improvement $lS,O27 AZ,
S,ntcrnal Smpropement Sono So
992. 80, 3eitcr al famine S6,S75.95.
Spomp Qono $t0,736, Renter al
ionime $2t ,26t.75, San Snipection
Iuno $i.72t.55, 9rain Snipection
5uno $50,035.39.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-07-06
paris morer fig.

Ioriierne er ct fornsielieslpiteni
Solfeipro, ioru betaler anielige Sitm'
mer Ioret runot for fine Sorlpitel'
Ter, % i 1908 morebe DC Jig for 4G
Wiaioncr Srancs. 90 enooa por
bette Ell Silbngegaug paa l Wttllton
ioet man oItiaa maa antage, OF BE
iolfninoen / 1908 bar iiooet mere
biemme emo | 1907.
elsie mango 0tiaioner er Ierit oa
frenit goaet til Speraen, iom bnr
bout en- Snbtrgt al 3,130,000 6rcs
9ereftcr fommer Opera Gomiqnt
meo 2,494,OO0 5rcs., Sbeutrc 6ran'
cais meo 2,t93, 900 Sres., Sarietes
meo 1860, 600 (taffet bore Son
oen"s ubure SufceS), lloitprS.S Cheat
ret Gbotclet meo 1,442, 900 6rcs.
gouSepiae u,co 1865. 900 6rcs., Ie'
noisionce mco t,tt2,000 Srcs., Sbe'
otre Sorab gernborot meo 1,121,'
600 fsrcs. 90 Gortc 81. .Wlartin mel
t.099,000 SrcS. 9e sprige Theatre
bar inoipiact uuoer 1 Wtiaicn.
@arieteerne, DC itore Wfnlif-Sau'
ga aoie.acnccrter bar tilinmmen mo
fosierct 5,773,O00 Srcs.
glouot Souie.2ofaIerne bar 20
|Soborin inbfaSieret $4,000 6rancs
gnaier 100000 6rancs. 5 Gam
menIionins bermeo ct DC anicte Con
certs COLONIES SnbtGster iorbolos
pis beifcoue (26t,0S0). I'll Siosraf
tbeotreue er uoeipet Den enorme Sun
/ Sos, 900 Sres. os antomobil.uo
Stininacn bar eipet co. "a @illion.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-07-06
511i8rnnHit.
1llnffe pes 9umamitcrploiiOu.

lllptfe peS 9pnamitcrplpiium. =
Charles Sager fra @rano &apios
miiteoe iorIeoen fine enc Saano oeo
en- 0pnamiterploiion, ioet ct lioet
Stpffe nj bette iarliee SprGngItoi
poa en- eaer mioen Maaoe iprarg
los | bans Suano.
@iulimiit cnoer TT 2iu. Charles
Gricfion, Ell 2S Iar gommel Vtoll'
nit, ser er pelfienot | mliifalIfe
arebie oper belle Noropelter, tog Tor
Ieoen tit eget 2ip peb fin 5aoers
Siem / @lacf 9roof. Den linge
WonSs Sclbreo bapoe | bet ienere
prret minbre goo, % bet parme
Ieir antages at bare f%orItprret bans
Siernc.
Stha SabrifbranS / @ilipanfee,
aiecfhefer Dor Co.'S Sobrif | Wftl.
poufee blep Susbag Gftermiooag
sSeIoat pcb SIoebronb, bnorpeo Der
ourcttebes ct Sob al omtrent $3.50
600, meocns DC 100 Menneifer, Der
por beIfiGitiecbe / anlGgget, frn
meo Neo oa ncppe unbeif en- Trpgte'
liz $40. @mge al grbcioerne par
mae Gutter, oa ba Slben breo lsS
itnrteoe oe rGbieilngne MOB llogan'
ocne cher boppebe no al Sitonerite.
SeloiopiS off ingen Mcnneltelin tabt,
men Here brpffcoe Irme eler Ben.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-07-06
j. O. TAPPEN,
Box SO, BLAIR, WIS.
OLE l.. THOMPSON,
r. s. WRoQUA WIS.
0. O. ~CHRlSTIANSON,
R.3, Box IS, Glenwood, MINI
S. x. NORMANN,
927 Water Street,
CHIPPEWA FALLS, WIS.

Gpsnhaaenos 9esnins sier n en- &ubterfsmpel neO @apn Oa Gbresi.
FAINT Sarpepuoe On iaaoan "&ubberfaup@ e nalmiuoeis nptts manage Ths
fabe, buabe for &eurnerns al Srrpe, iom life er fummen GOresiutsn ibanbs
iamt iom Siempel pa grepe Wansen en- itiper oe fit Napn uest upbsist,
os en- iaaban NapneTempel pl frbtnore 5urfnfelfr % mango anbe ubebass,
lsbeber
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-07-06
5pn pakntu.
sulounpGrt rppes. Soiepb Siberia,

SalupnpGrt rppes. Sciepb 9berna,
en- Solooup9rt / Tortlono, blep oeo
Mibuo.stioer oeu 30te SUM oner.
inlot al TO Wpn0, Der tunua BAN til
at o~perleuere $500, iom han banoc |
line 2omner. Gmcnoifisnt Der itror
blcp abort 2ornuitaltninser til al
pooaribe Rererne. nnr oct oog tibet
Saob berom, ga Spcrioloet bIep giori
poo ei meeet merft Steo, iau So'
loorprrteu finn fan aipe Ell megei
monoeIiulh 9eIfripeIie al DC oriltige
goI0Smpuo.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-07-06

8 parut geir brnber bet at Saroepuoeu bIiper for bIso oa aios,
fra fig for meseu 5uroe. s faa SiIfaIoe maa eubel al ben operIs-
bse 5orpe iuses op po Siafp Of ct Stpte 9rafpapir, sner man
tan biaIpe fs ueo ct Stpffe Gpispapir.
On 5arpepuoe pil bare Here gar. Stuloe ben 9sbet AZ to
ener ire @ar blipe npset for igr, iaa fan man Blot orpppe pa sn
Sraabe Blpeeriu % ben pil blne Ige iaa COB Tom np isien.
SCAR man life sobt Gftrpi ben fsrte Gang iaa foriss tsisa
eat Gternpslet fabt neb paa 9upiret, eIfr iet ben enc SIDE nes
FORT, % brig ben Maabe. Tom pasier beoft 9rpf buerttu for baarsi
eQsr for Igt.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-07-06

eens ~Ssrprab. Soften" til SIGst %
eenner | aamIe'eanSet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-07-06
ct iaabant "SntFt" ienbes iom Yranrie meb Slaoet for ct gars
Notwithstanding % fem Gents cstra til at betale
Yorto, Gonbolnt % Snapaining.

Spis life bet iulbe Setsb 81. 80 i~nbienbes, pil en gram
~ieSetfor glapnsIten,pel. Grfarins bar lert % at ri life fan fen
nieo Blaoet for $1.25.
The Winslow mail., 1909-11-27

We should hate to think that chill
dren are becoming hypocritical. Yet
IL the answers received from yari.
ols boys and girls to the question.
puC TO them by newspaper, what
che would do if they had million
dollars, it was startling unanimity
with which the youngsters decided
that they would devote a large Dor.
ton of their wealth to the poor. One
boy remarked: Il would give money
to different orphan asylums and the
Salvation Army, etc" The next de.
clared: IF l had mother | would
support her. ! would buy comfort
able home to live in, give some money
to the poor and help build them
homes" Another averred: IF
s1,000,000 were mine to spend, /
would use but little of it for myself"
one boy had normal streak In want.
ing an automobile
The Winslow mail., 1909-11-27
Something Else to Think About.

The statehood fight seems to
have been lost sight of in the
scramble for political plums
which is now going on in New
Mexico. The suspicion seems to
be gaming ground rapidly among
the members of the Republican
organization that there is a
change coming which will retire
number OF officials but that or
i'ganization does not appear to
be fully awake to the situation
even now. Some of the leaders
who have been in the habit Of
debating to the administration
at Washington are still dream
ing that they are i'll control OF
the situation. The awakening
is likely to be rude and good
deal more immediate" than the
coming of statehood Tribune
Citizen.
The Winslow mail., 1909-11-27
Spirit of the Territorial Press
And Others

whelp and hides behind the cloak
of Roosevelt, he himself assuming
to say just what Roosevelt pol
icies should be under the circum-
stances. Heis man who strikes
in the dark and depends upon
foxy tricks to carry his point.
He has used these methods in
his forest service affairs and if the
reports from Washington be true
he is using the same sly foxy
methods to discredit Secretary
Ballinger. He should be eliminat.
ed from the government. He is
an irritant in the same wav as
a silver or cookie bur in the WOO
of an undershirt.-Idaho Leader
The Winslow mail., 1909-11-27
The Case of MIR. Gompers.

A very large majority of the
people of this country would be
pleased to see Messrs. Gompers,
Mitchell and Morrison saved the
humiliation and discomfort OF
going to Jail. They are not crimi-
mails, and their offense is not any
ordinary expression of contempt
of court. They have all along en-
joyed the sympathy of the mass
OF their countrymen. But the
needless defiance of the courts,
now In progress at Toronto, is
not likely either to give the de-
fendants better standing in
court, nor is it likely to increase
the measure Unpopular sympathy
with them.-Phoenix Republican.