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The daily sentinel., 1909-10-29
ARTICLE Isl STARTLING BUT QUESTIONABLE

Making the silly charge that this
valley. with its two great rivers and
various smaller mountain streams,
with their everlasting flow of water,
is in danger of lack of water, review
ing in more or less accurate man
ner several irrigation controversies
and movements in this valley, attack
ing the Magenheimers, T. C. Henry,
Secretary Ballinger and others in con-
nection with the irrigation affairs of
this valley, and at the same time pic
turing this valley as one of the rich
est, most productive and most fertile
valleys in the world, Agnes C. Laut
the brilliant staff writer on Golfers
Weekly. gives much attention to this
section in her second article of a
series of articles on THE Fight for
Water in the West" The second
article appears in this weeks edition
of Golfers. These articles are sup
posed to give the results of careful
investigation into the question of
why water Is literally the life-blood
of the growing west how and why
the people have been selling their
birthrights to unscrupulous specula
tors, and the danger from soulless
greed that Is now menacing the peo-
pies interests and rights
1t is unnecessary for The Sentinel
to review those portions Of the article
not dealing particularly with this val
ley. but owing to the fact that nat
urally only limited humb Der Of local
The daily sentinel., 1909-10-29

people will be able TO see Golfers
and as the article will be nationally
read The Sentinel reproduces the
story of this valley as this woman,
who spent several days here making
Investigations. gives 1t. Copies of
Golfers containing the article reach
ed here today. The Sentinel gives the
excerpt below without further com
ment, simply as matter of intense
interest and local Importance and
without attempting to say how much
of Miss Laut's story Is untrue or true:
Grand Valley. Colorado, is one of
the most conspicuous pies today
of the struggle for corporation con-
troll as agaisnt government, of the
methods used in that struggle, and
of the innocent investor being ground
between the upper and neither mill
stone. There are also some amazing
features of garbled evidence sub
mitted for legal verdict, of the
water hog" coming in and filing on
water that he can not use himself to
compel "a buy off" 1t is a curious
case. having to buy a hog off the sup
ply OF water to o-your own field. This
is an irrigation struggle, though pow
er features, of course. come in, lift
ing water to the high mesas and gen.
Grating power from the diverted wa
ters. -.,..r f.r,...-. ,.,-s .--t-..i.
Picture s.vaIley some thirty miles
tConsiAa4d on page 81
The daily sentinel., 1909-10-29
FEARFUL ACCIDENT IN DENVER;
TWO DEAD; OTHERS MAY DIE
A Street Car, Crowded With Passengers
Runs Wild on Seventeeth Street
Man Gaze Life for Others
IBy Associated Press. /

Denver. Oct. 29.-The headlong
dash of a crowded street car down
Seventeenth avenue and its final
overturning at the foot of the hill on
Broadway this morning cost the lives
of two persons-Mrs. Minnie Melvill
and William II. Schrader-caused the
injury of at least ten persons. killed
horse and demolished a taxicab and
a delivery wagon.
A man passenger, who was warned
of the danger, jumped from the car
while 1t was yet on the track. but
more than fifty people were inside the
car when it crashed into telephone
pole at the foot of the hill.
Mrs. Melvill was walking on the
sidewalk when she was struck by the
runaway car and killed
Schrader gave up his life in rem
dering assistance to the other passen-
gers who were leaping madly from
the car. He was caught underneath
the car when it overturned. He lived
but an hour
Arthur Packer. the chauffeur of
the taXicab which was demolished,
was thrown 20 feet into the street
and seriously injured.
Nearly every occupant of the car
was more or less badly bruised.
The air-brake on the car became
unmanageable, thus causing the ac-
cident.
1t was just after 9 O'Clock when
the accident occurred.
1t was one of the worst street car
accidents in the history of the city
The daily sentinel., 1909-10-29
WILL THE CITY
FURNISH QUEEN?
Grand Junction Girl to Enter Into
Competition With Girls Through
out the State for High Hon
ors at Great Apple Show.
FIRST ANNOUNCEMENT is MADE

Who. of all the popular young
women in Colorado's' apple sections,
is entitled to be queen OF the apple
industry?
This is a question that must pc
decided at the Apple exposition TO be
held in the Denver auditorium jan
nary 3 to s, 1910. To decide TINS
point, the officers and directors OF
the exposition have formed plan
for a contest.
Each section of the state that pro-
duces apples will be given an oppor-
tunity to elect a representative to the
exposition who will be candidate
for the honor of being queen. A vot-
ing contest will be inaugurated snort
ly in Grand junction and other towns
in the state to elect our most popular
daughter. This contest will be car
ried on through the newspapers by
means of voting coupons which can
be clipped and voted for your choice.
Each representative SO elected VIII
be given a free trip to the exposition
with everything provided. Railroad
fare. Pullman accommodations and
hotel while in Denver. Many forms
(Continued on Page Seven.)
The daily sentinel., 1909-10-29
SEVERE EARTHQUAKE SHOCKS
IN CALIFORNIA AND IN OREGON
Windows Shattered, Chimneys Fall,
Dishes Broken No Lives Lost
Shock Not Felt In Frisco
fRy Associated Press. |

San Francisco, Oct. 29.-An earth
quake shock was felt in northern
California and southern Oregon last
night and it is reported from sew
eral places that the shock was more
severe than any experienced in sew
eral years previously.
The vibrations continued from ten
to twenty-five seconds, shattering
down windows, demolishing chin
neys and breaking dishes.
1t does not appear, however. that
the shock was of great violence at
any time or point nor has 1t occas-
ioned any great alarm. The disturb
ance was not felt in San Francisco
nor was 1t recorded on the seisme-
graph at the University of California
across the bay.
Humbolt county appears to be in
the center Of seismic wave. the
movements apparently being from
north to south.
The earthquake shock created
great excitement throughout the
coast country.
Additional reports of shocks are
coming in from various towns in the
affected districts.
So far no loss of life has yet been
reported.
The daily sentinel., 1909-10-29
THE NUNS
TO SENTINEL
OFFICE
Tomorrow the Prizes Will Be Award.
ed in Crysanthemum Contests
Many Entries are Desired
SIS for the Biggest Mum
MUCH INTEREST BEING AROUSED

The Sentinel is sorry that 1t did
not take little more time to an
nounce its Crysanthemum show. A
great many ladies have phoned The
Sentinel today that had we waited
but a few days longer their Nuns
would have been out in all their
glory.
Well. indeed we are sorry and
would have been glad TO have waited.
but then you know a man don't
know the exact time for flower
shows and we struck at the period
wildly.
But we shall hold to the time and
we will be ready TO give the gold
piece tS5.00) If there are over fif-
teen entries and $500 for the sec
ond prize and three and two dollar
prizes If they run under that num-
ber.
We want everyone to make an en-
try that possibly can do so. The first
prize is for the single Mum and the
second prize is for the group in
bouqast form. showing diversity Of
colors and general beauty.
Mr. Ford Piatt, of the Grand Floral
company. says he will make an ex-
hibit of n number of their plants and
some of their best NUNS which they
will cut for the occasion, to give an
idea to what luxuriance the beauti-
full Crysanthemum grows in this
country.
Try and bring your flowers in the
morning, If possible, if not, In the
afternoon.
The Sentinel has but one idea and
that is to develop fondness for this
flower. which has the call of all 9TH
er flowers during the days of the
Indian summer and when the earth
is turning within itself for the win
ter. Another year ii may be possible
to give Crysanthemum show on a
broader scale with more elaborate
prizes.
The daily sentinel., 1909-10-29
FINEST EVER
HEARDaa|N CITY
The Big Audience Simply Went WIN
Over the Program Rendered Last
Night by the 0ratorio Artists
on Y. M. C. A. Course.
.AUDIENCENEvER MORE PLEASED

Beyond shadow of doubt the
most brilliant, the most beautiful xn1a
the best i,aried. program, of ciascifAe1I
music rendered In Grand Junction n
years was rendered Inst night at -.
congregational church by the Onr
torio Artists. The attraction was fbx
second number on the Y NJ. C. A
star Course and The Sentinel believe.
there is no room for contropertinx
the declaration that in nearly ever.
respect this company was the finess
musical attraction ever brought q.
this city by the lecture course man
agement and this is saying a sr,ecs
deal in view of the fact that Gr,nA
junction has had in past years maot
or the very best and very costIiess
musical attractions available on IN
lyceum platform.
Inc local management was fcrEu~
ate In securing this attraction for a
Zee some lower than il commands
ordinarily This was possible only
because the company had to pass.
through Grand Junction anyhow or.
route from Colorado Springs to Safr
Lake City and it was necessary D.
Continued on Page Eighth
The daily sentinel., 1909-10-29
MUT|NEERS ARMED
AND SITUATION GRAVE
IBy Associated Press. ]

Athens. Greece, Oct. 29.-An actu-
al revolt in the navy has taken place.
and the situation is acute.
The band of naval officers, which
on "Wednesday quilted the capital and
withdrew to the Island of Salamis, to-
day captured the arsenal there and
are now entrenehed. They met. no
opposition in their assault on the ar
senal.
The rebels are led by officer Tibal-
dos and are reported to number 800
men.
The Greek fleet is anchored at Ker-
atsini on the farther side of the Is
land of Salamis. and has not yet had
time to determine which side 1t will
take.
Great excitement prevails in the
city and the ministry of marine is
being guarded by troops.
The daily sentinel., 1909-10-29
ORGANIZE
MOB To LYNCH HIM
IBy Associated Press.

Kansas City. Kans., Oct. 29.-In
order to prevent possible lynching
by a vigilance. which is reported to
be forming among the farmers of this
(Wyandotte) county, Sheriff Becker
late last night removed James McMa-
hon. the self-confessed murderer of
his sisters and brother-in-law, from
the county jail here to the city jail
in Kansas City, Mo.
After the farmers have dispersed
Mcmahon will be quietly taken back
to the county jail, where ample pre-
cautions will be taken against vio-
lenCe.
The daily sentinel., 1909-10-29
WAS It A RANK ATTEMPT
To D|SCRED|T DR.,
COOK?
IBy Associated Press. ]

though 1t is known that DIR. Cook
and his party are en- route to Mis-
soula from Hamilton this afternoon
no word was forthcoming to shed
any light on the demonstration i'm the
opera house ut Hamilton last night
when the audience adopted resolu-
tions declaring their faith in the
sworn affidavit of Ed Barrill and
Fred Print. Fr
express the belief that the affair was
a result Of prearranged plan to
stampede against DIR. Cook, and that
the house was packed with friends
of Barrill and Printz.
The daily sentinel., 1909-10-29
THIRTY-FIVE INJURED

Fort Wayne, Ind, Oct. 28.-In "a
collision between westbound immi-
grant train and an eastbound freight
at Tocsin, on the Chicago & Erie
railroad this morning, thirty-five i'm
migrants, men, women and children
were injured. some perhaps fatally.
The air brakes ON the freight train
failed to work and the collision re-
suited.
The daily sentinel., 1909-10-29

William II. Milburn, of Denver.
connected with the newly establish
ed Aegis Insurance company. the
stock of which is being so literally
subscribed, was an arrival in the
city today at noon, for a sojourn in
the city on business connected with
his company.
The daily sentinel., 1909-10-29
MANY PERISH IN MINE
lBy Associated Press

LONDON, OCT. 2O.-A SCORE.
OF MINERS WERE KILLED In An
EAPLoSlON AT THE RHYMNEF
lRoN COMPANY'S COLLIERY IN
iaMORGENSHIRE, WALES, To-
DAY.
A RESCUE PARTY ENTERING
THE COLLiERY AFTER THE Xxx
PLOsioN WE'RE OVERCOME BH
IHE AFTER FIRE-DAMP ANp
PERISHED.
The daily sentinel., 1909-10-29
TO ENTERTAIN NEGRO
Special to The sentinel.l

DENVER, OCT. 29.-DEAN
PECK. THE WIDELY KNOWN
EPISCOPAL PRELATE, ANNOUNC-
ES THAT HE WILL ENTERTAIN
BOOKER II. WASHINGTON, THE
NEGRO LEADER, AT DINNER AT
HIS HOME NEXT TUESDAY AT
NOON. WASHINGTON REACHES
DENVER MONDAY NIGHT. DEAN
HART Is THE FIRST WHITE MAN
IN DENVER TO ENTERTAIN
WASHINGTON AT HIS TABLE.
The daily sentinel., 1909-10-29
The TESTIMONY SECRET
lBy Associated Press. ]

New York. Oct. 29.-Counsel in
terested in the report of the suit
which Mrs. John Jacob Astor has
brought against her husband, Col.
Astor, will neither deny or affirm
the report that the suit is not one of
separation but Of absolute divorce.
The testimony in the case is prac-
tically concluded and it is said that
after Supreme Court Justice Mills
has approved OF the referees papers,
they will be sealed and the contents
kept from the public.
10 IN -
The daily sentinel., 1909-10-29

Attorney E. NJ. Nourse returned
"Wednesday from Grand Junction,
where he took his little daughter,
Elizabeth, who will attend school in
that city this winter.-Gunnison Re-
publican.
The daily sentinel., 1909-10-29

Charles e. Davis of Edton, n. d
arrived this morning to spend a feS
days in the city looking over the or
chards.
The daily sentinel., 1909-10-29
SENTINEL'SCONTENTS

faSe
Associated Press. State news. l
Fruit shipments. Sensation +;
al article on this valley ap-
pears in Golfers. Big fire at
Telluride. Apple queen to be /
chosen. Sentinels Mum show /
tomorrow. Greatest classical h
concert in years heard las. l
night. !
Souls of Men. or Spoils OF l
Ofioe, which," Charter pro /
visions laughed at by its Gre !
ators. Other editorial COM i
ment.
3-More railroad talk Dispatch I
es. Election notice.
4-George Kindel coming here. !
Sporting news. Fifteen years /
ago column
. Todays weather report. DR..
Eldridge makes another state
ment. Accident at police sta /
ton. I
big contest tonight. Society 1
and other local news.
7-lnteresting actions concern
ing Orchard Mesa protest /
Local news
S-Local news. Communication
from G. N. Falconer.
Golfers sensational Grand
Valley story.
l0-1Ocal news.
The daily sentinel., 1909-10-29
THE FRUIT SHIPMENTS

The total number of
carload shipments
sent out by the
Grand Junction Fruit
Growers Associa-
ton, the largest
fruit association in
the intermountain
region, up to Thurs
day. october 2S, was l,l76 cars
The shipments yester-
day were as follows:
Grand Junction 10 cars
Clifton --- 4 cars
Palisade ------- l car
Total shipments hi E tt
October 2S - "a cars
Grand total to date--l, 200 cars
An of this rruit was shipped
out in regulation refrigerator
freight cars and does not include
any of the many express ship
nents. which. of course. were By
no @eans aS<snNo1P-Soaa
lpts --4a ---e s,..s-.aI
The daily sentinel., 1909-10-29
THIS VALLEY THE THEME
OF A SENSATIONAL STORY

GOLFERS AFTER UTIFUL PICTURE MAKES
FOUNDED ASSERTION THAT LACK WATER LOCAL DAN
GER TAKES UP HIGH LINE PROJECT ROUNDLY SCORES
CERTAIN INDIVIDUALS AND CORPORATIONS IN STATE
MENT ALLEGED TO TRUTHFUL TO FACTS
The daily sentinel., 1909-10-29
TAFT IS BEHIND TIME
tBy Associated Press. !

Natchez, Oct. 29.-President Taft
and party aboard the steamer Ole
ander arriver., here at $40 o'clock
this morning. two hours and forty
minutes behind sched uled time.
The daily sentinel., 1909-10-29
AND JOHNSON
SIGN TO FIGHT
as ROUNDS
[By Associated Press.

New York City, Oct. 29.-An
agreement to fight "Forty-five
rounds or more" for n purse to be
divided 75 per cent to the winner and
% per cent to the loser, was signed
here today by james j. Jeffries and
Jack johnson.
The fighters will deposit immed-
lately $1,000 as a forfeit and an addi-
donal $4,000 to 90 as side bet.
Bids for the fight are to be sub
mitted before December 1. .rEfss
Mr.. and Mrs. Guy U. Hardy are th e
parents of IA baby daughter, born to
them this morning.-Canon City Rec
ord. s.
The daily sentinel., 1909-10-29

Vote Risht-yote foar wrlsht. ADV.
The daily sentinel., 1909-10-29

Visit The orystal theatre.
New-York tribune., 1909-04-10

particular under the
of
Huuy in
an
all of Paris to it
preties Restaua IN
Champs Ely sees IRON the
New-York tribune., 1909-04-10
PILGRIM CONGREGATIONAL. CHURCH.

t4 10 Pisap ........... .Schiing
Tbav Have Taken AWAY Nv Lord Harrington
A. !, Pesar Tn baV-r ................ Chaffin
New-York tribune., 1909-04-10
CHURCH OF THE HEAVENLY REST.

CHURCH on THE HEAN=F5NI.Y Ri1sT-
A ".
Prelude violin and organ.
Provisional Welcome Happy Morning Marks
-e Iealrn and Jubzte in KING
Introit And the angel said Unto Them {Nictory -
Divinel iaihs
HYMN Jesus Christ Risen To-day NorEan
Cfferterv i Began Dawn Nict0ry Divine Marks
i.t--s
Sanctus IN
Recession Pefoic the Lord Is KING -i
Postlule, violin and
New-York tribune., 1909-04-10
.cT5-RrH OF THE TRANSPORTATION.
1870 =. u.

Si-5st +he Lord Is Risen To-5ay-- 9it @zalt
s-4be-1 tlrjst our Passover, sacrificed for
choral F,ucharistfc Celebration
tOrchestra and organp
Tr-roit O God God. Light OF Light r--
Fucharistic Once in r,sTes-Tira
f14ire hgr1r strife Is O Der---- Il '''
sermon hv the rector 1-,sto-
CeTfarroriu-r FFearzen Ne-----
Te0sfc1rlllusor. Saiuta-ts Hoztia-
I}ecessianal Tsisen- He Is
n.
,1risf 5ba ord Is Risen To-day. NozaLl ]
We 1fargs YVs March Victory -tiaI>
Fsslter. Psalms czii. cNv- ana cNN'ii D-.-l-s
nIacnid-at
cCunc DimitIis iu
Anthem Hope o. me tteSl'Iee'i.4- gf-
Onertoruu Easter TRUMP -
Faser hTnlr Jesus christ Is Risen Te-day----Ia
one hylnn Jesus Grant Ne This I1ay...--.ClaT
RecessiouaIs- ,,,.----,-
Jesus lives Thy Terrors NoN,--..- aaLte-
Tie Day Resurrection Lausanne fSa''
New-York tribune., 1909-04-10
ST. THOMAS 5 CHURCH
= ~ AND p N.

Christ Our Passover. frSsn
Deg1m
Jubilate
Msguhcat in E
Paschal Victim
As Began I,o,,sno,
OF Earth
Saviour Of Men.
New-York tribune., 1909-04-10

Religious Notices.
20 cents line.
THE MIDDLE COLLEGIATE CHURCH
2i and 1th
Rev JOHN @. FAtiG. H. D. Minister
viii preach at IL a. p. IN.
ThE; MARBLE COLLEGIATE CHI rRCH.
9th and 29th
Rev. DAVID JAS. Et'EEEIIA D. D.. Minister.
viii preach at II a. m. and D.
Morning-'The Ought of the Resurrection.
Evening g-'"Ihe Resurrection a Grain OF Wheat
THE COLLBiGATE CHURCH OF sT. NICHOLAS.
9th ana 18th
Rev EIWAItD T. coz. u. u. breaches at q. m.
Subject. "The Resurrection of Soul"
Rev. THOMAS REED BRIDGES. : p. m; subject
The Gospel Of the Resurrection"
THE WEST END COLLoiGATE CHURCH
West End
Rev HENRY ENSRTSDN COBB D. D. Minister.
viii preach II a Sacrament Of the Lords Supper
p. m Evening service omitted Easter exercises
the Bible School 10 a. in the church.
New-York tribune., 1909-04-10
CHURCH or THE INCARNATION.
1n.an 4 II

Organ prelude Pastorale, First symptom Verne
Introit. Welcome. Happy Morning ,Sh5 key
I %.
o1ertorun Come. See the Plaoe----- ] aFfI
Ters2uCcIs r t-.-t, I
organ postIude. March -'Ariaae' Ciuilrlalt
New-York tribune., 1909-04-10
DIR. Warren's Easter Service.
incorporated Charities.

rVIlE NEW YORK CHRISTIAN HOME FOR u ESt-s-,
i per1tc Men has than doubled SIS use-t.fg
moving Chester Mount vernon
five hundred unfortunate men are now anulaIs 81
coIred. Paying guests accommodates a. = 80
entirely tn accordance with means L-as5 5s-e-fas
Free Department Three Hundred le..-F.r-
men For this department Thanksgiving and ts1Il-s-s
gifts Of money clothing solicited 49, u.
GEORGE = AVERY. Res Managef- :
stuart Dodge u T.. Pres Mr Frank X Caa- ~
Vice Pres. Mr. W Edgar q Cedar St. Ire1s' -
W. r LouEee. Sec'y.
New-York tribune., 1909-04-10
PARK PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.

PARK PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
A. N
Anthem. Him Everlastingly warren
Ofartory The Resurrection Sterner
Gloria paJi plain scns)
NJ.
Anthem. The Day Is Past ana over. Marks
DfTertorv Waited for tie lord .Mendelssohn
Pater Noster Glain song
New-York tribune., 1909-04-10
Easter carols and sermon
ST LIKES CHURCH.

EvE1sonE.
NaEnifCat and 1Sunc Dr0ittis in A------ Burnett
Anthem. They Have Taken Away Ny Lord--- Stainer
Sermon.
oferjory anthem awake. Thou That sleePest' Make
I7osiude Festival March Best
New-York tribune., 1909-04-10

GRACE METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH
1890 a. NJ.
Anthem. Sing the Praises Burnett
Anthem As Il Began TO Dawn. Coomhs
Anthem, Awake and Sing cas-,
Soprano SOLO Easter Song
New-York tribune., 1909-04-10
CHURCH OF THE HOLY APOSTLES.
7O-sA 4 ii

Te Deurn and Jubilate ca kir
Iatroit Hath Appointed Day
Cffs-rory They Taken Away Ny Sta incl
Ssnctus
NUnc Diutis in r fat Stanorl
? n
AIagnifcat ana Dimit1s in 3 Starf2rt
0fe-torv Christ Is Risen Naun6el
New-York tribune., 1909-04-10
BROADWAY TABERNACLE CHURCH.

Christ Passover. MacfarIans
Appointed Day. Tones
the Place Parker
7:3O P NJ ~
chorus. The Redemption Hymn. 49,. Pa rker
Cantata. The Daughter or Jairls
Alto solo. Immortality
New-York tribune., 1909-04-10
COLLEGIATE BAPTIST CHURCH.
CALVARY BAPTIST CHURCH.
1890 A. NJ.

Professional Christ Is Risen To 5ay
Quartet. How calm and Beautiful Morn
As Began To Dawn. Vincent
Sacred Calvary Herbert
Unfold Portals CioIpod
Chsrofa
Women's chorus. Holy Lord. ............. Camnana
Quartet. The Bird Let Loose In Eastern Holden
Solo Open Gates OF the Temple Knapp
soi'. Parker
New-York tribune., 1909-04-10
BETHESDA CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH.

prelude. In Paridisum Ucbois
Anthem. This the Han
Soprano SOLO I That Redeener Lives. Handel
Miss Lillian q. Robertson.
Anthem. LORD Ny Strength. .Simper
Soprano solo Gloria Peccia
Miss Lillian .. Robertson
Postlude. Trumphal March Costa
New-York tribune., 1909-04-10
Religious Notices.

MADISON AVE METHODIST EPISCOPAL CIT H't
GIfh
Rev. WALLACE MacMULI.EN, ID. D.. Pastor
II q Sermon hy the Pastor THE Risen >iu-
Special Easter -..--
+. M-~PE-IAL. MUSICAL St-i,Nl1 Al W,5-t,,H
IRE f'A%TNTA. VICTORY DIVINE F1 J tf ltlS
TOPPER MARKS. Will BE RENDERED. BY THE
CHOIR. ASSISTED BY EXTRA gI AEIEIfr
Bible school at g.4j NiINs@h Prayer service
Wednesday. a : p. n
New-York tribune., 1909-04-10
CHURCH OF THE PURITANS.
1920 A n.

CHURCH OF ST. FRANCIS XAVIER.
10th
80 p. NJ.
Haze Dies
Antiphons, Psalms and Magnifcat CreRorian
hegina
lnterlude, Visions Meodiques
AuSp!Cs
The Robesonian. [volume] (Lumberton, N.C.) 1870-current, 1909-08-16
STATE NEWS.

DR.. A. E. Cline, a veterinarian
who cut a wide swath at Wades-
boro some time ago, was Jailed
at Hinton, w. Va, Sunday on
the charge of passing worthless
checks.
About 6 pleasure clubs have
been chartered at Concord with
in the past few weeks. 1t is
claimed by many people of the
town that the operation of pre-
hibition in that section has much
to do with the promotion Of these
clubs.
The Pythian orphanage com.
mlttee, In session at CIaytonTues
day, after an inspection of the
site and other advantages of the
town and section, definitely de
cided uponClayton as the location
Of the orphanage which theGranC
Lodge will establish in this State
within the next few months.
State Bank Examiner ]. K
Draughton says that the Citizen'
Bank and Trust Co., of Southern
Pines, closed on account Of tn,
SIG, 600 shortage Of Cashier Geo
A. Kimball, will reorganize or b
merged into a new banking cor
poration without any loss to tn
stockholders Of the old bank.
The Robesonian. [volume] (Lumberton, N.C.) 1870-current, 1909-08-16

Z. Pinkham's Vege-
table Compound.
Eleven years ago L
was a walking
shadow. / had been
under the doctor
carebutgotnorelief.
My hus band pei
suaded me to try
Lydia E. Pinkham's
We get ia bic Com
pound anditworked
like a charm. 1t re-
lieyed all my pains