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The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1909-06-25

Point Pleasant filled up all at a
bound this season.
Among recent arrivals are the fol-
lowing: Mr.. and Mrs M. F. Hantev,
Minneapolis, and their two boys, John
and Frank, occupying the Van Brunt
cottage; Mrs. S. Harris of Hastings,
Neb., with her two young lady daugh
tiers, Edythe and Florence, occupying
the Middle March," w s. Putnam
wife and daughter Mildred of Des
Moines, Iowa, in the merry Chanter; p
Miss Mabel Thomas, Mankato, Miss
Collins, Gas City, Ind; Miss Corson,
Avondale, Pa, and Miss Bell of Min
neapolis, occupied the Kansas City
Club" cottage; Roy Hetzel, Mrs. Het-
eel and their daughter Pauline of
Avoca, Iowa, in the "Bungalo;" Mr..
and Mrs. H. B. Chiffon of Minneapolis,
and Mr.. and Mrs. Stokes in the E'Bar-
racks" Arthur w. Gross, Mrs. Gross
and son Walton of Omaha, in the cal
hambra;" w. H. De France, Mrs. DE
France of Omaha and their sons Noble
and Virgil in the Grows Nest"
Miss Eels, principal of the. famous
st. Mary's Hall of Faribault; Mrs.
Foote, matron, and Misses Winter and
Galley, teachers, had rooms in the hotel.
Among the Sunday visitors at Point
Pleasant We're: w. Lucas, Omaha; J.
W. Klages, Dave S. Kedmore, Mrs. l..
Morrell, Theresa Saenger, George j.
Klein, Mrs. NJ. Zimmerman, Mankato;
X. A. Holman, Granite Falls; c. j.
Holman and Mrs. Holman, Mankato;
Mr. and Mrs. c. E. Wise and family.
Mankato; Garfield E. Morrison and
wife, Madison Lake; Miss Hale, st.
Paul; Mrs. Swami, Mankato; Mrs.
Walton, Los Angeles, CAL; Mr. and
Mrs. HI. A. Patterson, Mankato; Mar
garet G. Bell, Minneapolis; Miss Helen
Carson, Avondale, Pa
The big point feet of boats was ex-
hausted early in the day, every boat
being in use. Many of them had been
engaged by phone or wire on Saturday.
w. Lucas of Omaha, superintendent
of Pullman sleeping cars, caught the
"boss" black bass. 1t weighed seven
pounds net and next to George Owens
famous big one of three or four years
ago, which weighed seven pounds three
ounces, is the biggest on the point rec
Ords.
Charley and Fred Otto were out in
their speedy launch and incidentally
they caught two big bass. Fred's
weighed four pounds and Charley's
weighed six and one-half. the boys
could hardly carry them.
Senator s. ID. Works and wife were
registered at Point Pleasant for Sun
day
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1909-06-25

I would not object, city, county and
state cooperating the guaranteeing
certain aid for benefits received. Be
cause of our advantageous location, il
might be found helpful to the cause
and economically wise, to admit affec.
ted ones from all southern Minnesota
northern Iowa, and South Dakota
incidentally / should want its use
safeguarded in perpetuity. But other.
wise would attach but one condition.
and this, one that | believe need not
delay its use a single day beyond
the time desired to put it into
operation. The preparation need not
take long, nor be expensive, particu-
larly to begin with.
This single condition would be that
at, or closely following its opening for
business, electric cars should be run
nlng to or past these grounds to Glen
wood cemetery. / believe this extern
sion, taking the year through, would
be more profitable to the Traction
company than the line to Sibley park,
and their name is legion who have a
like opinion. This opinion, mainly,
because, with this means of access,
hundreds would be going daily to beau
tiful Glenwood cemetery, as they do
In every other city, with an attractive
park-like cemetery.
L am not alone in believing that
hundreds win daily take the cars out
to these grounds, and to the parkway
grounds and Willard boulevard ON the
northern bluffs a half mile long, lust
as soon as people know what a de-
lghtful place it is. And they will soon
find this out, after the park authori-
ties make few inexpensive improve
ments, so that the people may enjoy
these line views about and from the
boulevard. And l am persuaded that
the public in general, and the civic
league in particular, will give these
no peace till they do these
little things to help secure these
grounds, and the electric cars to Glen
wood
To accomplish these things with dis
patch and to get to saving precious
lives the soonest possible, l would
suggest that you appoint a special
committee of your board, to take up
tins matter, and to confer with com
mittees from the city council, the civic
league, physicians enthusiastic in this
warfare, and the general public
nd in
heartily, and in doing these things,
have no doubt but we shall accom- |
pllsh far more than we expect for
The happiness and betterment of our
selves, and our fellows in Mankato |
and Blue Earth county, and the whole
tributary region round about them
NJ. G. Willard.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1909-06-25
AUTOISTS DRIVE TOO FAST.
Alderman MahOwald Proposes That the
Law Shall Be Enforced.

Alderman Mahowald states that in
Friday night about motor vehicles
going up the North Front street hill
too fast he meant not only motor
cycles but automobiles as well. He
He did not notice any slackening of
speed Saturday night, and unless con.
ditions improve and the legal rate
of speed is adhered to he will have
some of the drivers arrested for VIC.
lating the speed ordinance.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1909-06-25

More Than a Score of Prostrations In
New York City,

More Than a Score of Prostrations In
New York City.
New York, June 23.-It was sizzling
hot here, 80 in the shade at noon, and
stickily humid More than twenty
heat prostrations occurred.
Philadelphia, June 23.-The heat
continued undated here. The maxi
mum temperature was 81 and the hui
midity great. More than twenty-five
persons were removed to hospitals.
Pittsburg, June 23.-An ironwOrker
fell dead while at work and an even
score of prostrations were reported,
due to heat.
Boston, June 23.-One death and
sixteen prostrations due to the heat
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1909-06-25
PEOPLES PULPIT.
Awake, Sleeper!"
Pastor RusseWs
Discourse.
DTCOHrSe.

Text. Awake thou that sleepest,
and arise from the dead, and Christ
shall give thee light" Gphesians v,
lD.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-11-26
s6tete i6rem Ieimb feit 20 Sabrcn.

Ser erbarmunesIoieite Seino,
ben i6 fir 90 Sabre bottle, erflarte
5ran Sarnes Duncan, bon SaDnes-
bile, Wee., uipar Dpspepfie. Sd lit
furdtbar nod ie6em @iien uno Grim
fen uno fonnte faum i6lafen. Nah-
Dem biele Mittel bergebli9 mare1:
uno beri6ieoene 9oftoren mid auf-
gegeben batten, beriu6te i6 electric
gitters, mel6er mild bonitdnoig fu-
rierte. Sum fam i6 Maes eifen.
Sd BIN 70 Sabre aft uno erfreue
mid meiner neutrality-suspicious. &raft
uno @eiunobeit." Sir l1nberbaulid-
felt, &ppetitloiiefeit, NierenIeioen,
6iidenihmer5en, meibliden 2eioen
1T es uniibertrofffen. Sour so gts.
bel oaen 9ruggiiten.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-11-26
Die anterifamiide A1siteluns lit Scr.
lin.

4us SEEM gorf meloet mon. Wit
Dem 9ompfer u&oiierin Mugulte Bic
toria" bon Ser Sam6urg : @merifo<
|2inie trof 8ireftor gilbert @illner,
Der General : @eibdftsfiibrer oes
sgalaltes in Berlin, III
Incident bic inn SUM- II. $. 3t croft
nenoe Mmerifaniide @usiteGrllg o6-
gebaltetl tperoen miro, in Seem Yorf
Elm. Die interchangeable liegt aui
Der @ren5e 5lpii6en Berlin nno gbor-
%lottenbnrg am Sdnittpunft Ser 9ohz
uno llntergrunobobn, gegeniiber ser
&ail er @ilbelm=@ eoG6tnisfir6e ullo
Dem 3oologii6en @arter. Ser 8abn-
bof u3oologii6er @arten" an iuel-
6em iamtli6e 3iiee baltelt, permitted
BEN 8erfebr nod alien 8inori6trnl-
gen, nno bic Safe, meI6e einen SID
deninbolt bon zoe, 900 GuooratflrB
bat, fonnte fir ben geoadten 3iucd
gar niht giinltiger Iiegen. Ser Qus-
ltelungsplaB liegt altf fisfaliifeml
@ebiet, unb Der Sisfus purbe onrG
beionoeren failerlifen 8efebl peran-
laBt, bus Serrain fir pribate galt.
5nede CUR 8erfiigung 5u iteuen. Sic
Saae nur6e Dor orei Sabren autlt cr
item Mal gelegentlih Ser internatlo-
nalen MISUNDERSTANDING in Ge-
brali6 eenommen ul1o aeiete iih fir
oerartiee 3mefe portrefflih geeignet.
Director @inner, Ser lanee Sa6re
Spnoifus Ser 9erliner 4aufn1ann-
idaft NOR, betonte, oaB Ser 9oupt-
5med Der @merifaniiden Musiteaulta
in Berlin sic getreue Experimentation
oes amerifaniihen @irti6afts= uuo
&itlturlebens iein iolle. Cine oerortige
@ltsitellune IN Berlin lei id)on bes-
boIb aneebrabt ltno iogar notuell6ig,
neil Berlin beute tatiddli6 Ser mirt-
idaftlife Mittelpunft guropos lei.
8as Snterelie, oas iid oriibell in
offi5ieIen uno @eibaftsfreiien fir
Die @usiteaung nabrnebmen loiIe,
peroiene gera0e5u ein entbuiiaitiifes
eenonnt 5lt tperoen, nidt oGeiil il,
Deutidlanb, ionoern in galt8 europa.
iaete Serr @illner. ugs lit erltaun-
lid," fubr er fort, upie oGes, mas Sic
@merifaner tur1, in europa NIT ae-
ipannteiter Gnteilnabme perfolat
miro.
SD bin iiber5Slet ooB oos grobe
amerifaniihe 8olf bie Musitellullg s1l
einem our6ihlagenoen grfolg geltat-
ten miro, uab OH beiben Seiten oes
Itlantic arbeiten berporraenbe Mdll-
tler on Ser glon5pollen Ourdfiibrune
oiier Soee. Sd bin iid)er, oab Sic
Belt fir cine loI6e MusItelutg ref
lit, oenn Die @lieen Der galsen @elt
idauen in INNER itarfer merbenoem
Sntereiie auf Imerifa, nno Ser @e
illd aus anen eliropGiiden Stootcn
miro, beionoers, 90 Dies Sic erite or1e-
rifaniide @usitel1ung in europa lit,
miro iiber a1e grpartnrlgen groB-
artiger fem fem.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-11-26
ipuroe ct bdrfig belu6t uno ourfte
11n6h IN Afpfnn1 Gnrhft nft1n nnna hninn-

muroe ct bditfie beiudt uno ourfte
nod in oieiem SCRIPT cine gang beion-
oere Sreuoe erleben. Sin &omite
oes bieiigen 9lair = 8oitens, Dem ct
lelblt o%ngeborte, beltebeno aus oen
Serren &i6ter SEQ &aiiieur, General
. terbous ulro 9lnton &oslein, be-
iufte i'm l1no iiberbrodte ibnt Die of
fi5ieqen @riiBe bes 8oitets. Gidter
&aiIieur berlas bos S6riftitiid, oos
oen olten Getero1en tief riibrte. No-
tiirli6 mltroe bos greignis Damn felt
lib begongen; aber es mar mol Sd)ie=
renbergs lettes 3uiammentreffen init
amerifonii6en Sreunoen. 8alb oa-
rauf iparfen ibn idmere Iitbmu=gn
faae ouf oos &%ranfenlager, bon Sem
er ii6 nidt erbeben ioate. Sier III
ct. 2ouis aber meroen piele ieiner
nod longe geoenfen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-11-26
Mte 1ih 6os ones enfmifeIn niro.

@te Iid bas oaes enttptdeIn miro,
penn Die erga1tgene gnti6eioung
nidt Bios oufredt erbalten ionoern
oltd our9gefi6rt tperoen miro, muB
einitpeilen abgeipartet peroen. Se=
reits berloutet, Die Better bes Del
fruits miiroen nrnmebr cine 1leue
&orporation nit $50 Milionen ooer
nod mebr &apital begriinoen, Die olle
Die perl6ieoenen, iett bom Srult MIR
ufontrolierten" @eieaidaften geraoe-
SIT uausfaufell" ion, oa oeren @iger-
tnm II. @ere6tiame brett fauflib art
iif bringen Jon, uno bob Damn oiele
nere @eleai6aft inn 8elib ibres tot
lG6li6en Wonopols nidt niiroe an
gefo6ten neroen fonnerl neil Die cine
&orporotion i'm Gimme bes @eleses
nun Cine 8erlon it, 5u elmer ltrafba=
rem Serbinoung ODER Combination
ober 5uminoeit ibrer 5nei gebore1l.
llngefabr miro es ia mol 10 folnmetr.
Sour miro es permutlih ni6t garl5 10
fommen. SIT Der alte Sruit eilrnal
eeloit, 10 mosen ood Die ein5e(uea
8eltanoteile iib ui6t oae tpieoer gu
iammenidpeiben laiien. WanGe
@ill5elgeieui6aft mag es nor5ie5en,
ibre unabbangigfeit gu bepabren.
ltno mag i'm Ston0e iein, fie 5u be-
boltpten uno nit gorteil 81 bebaup=
ten, lpenn 11ur enoli6 eintnul aud)
8 m Sell oes SruItgeieBes Die gebilb=
renbe 8ea6tung gegeben miro, Der
ben @eriu6 CUR Sdaffung zines Wso=
nopols aud benz gin5elnen perbie-
tet.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-11-26
sus Grill nerbannt.

ISM. llp6ur6, bon Glen Saf. OF,
laboma, NOR bonn Sauie berbarnt
gergluft, bottle er, niiroe einen bart,
rtadigen, Die 2ltnge angreifelloel
SlIten beilen, Ser 5pei Sabre lone
alien Weoi5inen mioerltanoen. Nod
6 Meonqten febrt er 5uriid. Ser Sol
folgte ieinen Sdritten .u9a beganr
ib Or. Sings Stem DISCOVERY gu ee.
braii6en", idrieb er, limo iebt bir
ib 10 mol mie ie." gs rettet i1br.
lid Sauienoe bon bartnadieen 2rrl.
genfranfbeiten. unfebIbar geaer
Suiten uno @rf1ltuneen, perbiitoer1
@eiierfeit uno rauben SAILS. <rieri
Grippe, 9ron6itis, 8llitungen, @Itb.
mo, Group, &eu6buiten. 80 Cts. unf
$f.O0. Grobeflai6e fret, garantieri
bon alien 9dnoIern.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-11-26
sanbbeit fanm nidt sebeilt ,perber

Our6 lofale applifationen, neil 1ie BEN
ben fratfen Sell beg Sbres ni6t erreis
den fDnnen. IS eiebt n1r einen 8eg,
Die Saubbeit 5u furieren, nno Der tit
our6 fonltttutionele 9eilmittel. SmI6z
9eit miro bur6 etnen %ent5iinoeten g.
lta1b Der i6leimigen Iusfleioung bet
gnltaGii6en &0bre ber1ria6t. 8enr
oieie Hobre 1i6 ent5iinbet, babt SIR ei@
net1 rllmpelnben Son ODER unboqfomme&
neg @eb0r; ltnb tpenn iie gang geldfcl,
len lit, erfplet Saubbett, rno tpenn bieie
@~nt5iinbun9 ridt geboben utb bieie
Gobre pieber IN ibren geb0rigen 3uz
itailb berIebt iperben lam, tpirb 6as
@ebor fir thinner 5erltDrt iperben; neur1
Sdue nnter 5ebn iino bur9 &atarrp
beruria6t, nelder 1idts als elm entr
aiin6eter 3nitanb Der i6leimisen Sbers
fldben lit.
@ir tpolen ~einbunbert 9onars fir
ieben (onrd &atarrb berrtrla6ten SaI)
bon Saubbeit eeben, Ben mir ni9t bnr9
@inne6met1 bon Salps &atarrbs&1r tct@
len fonne1. 2aBt @u6 umionit girtu-
lare font11er.
S. S. 6 6eneb& 60, Solebo, 8.
AZ 8erfauft bon alien @potbefetl, 75c.
Sar's Samilien@gi iinb Die beirer.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-11-26
Grnit sdieren6ers seiturbcn.

Ius @iesbaoen fon1mt oie Gabs
ridt ooB BORT am Mbeno oes 8. SEQ
pember grn1t S9ierenberg na6 lar=
gem 2eioen bonn Sobe erl0it uno boG
Iene 2ei6e am II. Nopember i'm &re-
motorium gu Wain5 in @i6e bertuan-
belt nuroe.
lleber ben 8e~rltorbenen i6reibt oie
o@eitli6e 8oit~:
Mit @rnit S6ierenberg lit mol ser
lette unter ben Geteranen oes eeuts
i6en Sournalismus in unierer Staot
oabingegangen, benn aIs er in Sen
9eruf e%intrat, itanoen S6ur5, 8ree-
torius, 0an5er uno anbere aus Ser
&eibe Der Acknowledgment auf Scr
Sobe ibres &ubms. 8or IS Sabren
in elmer fleinen Staot am Mbein ge-
boren, manoerte ct, bon einem unbe.
liegli6en Sreibeitsorang beieelt, ols
innger Wann nod Mmerifa aus, aus
geriiltet nit elmer boraigli6en Shnf-
bilbung uno frobli6em Sugenomut.
St fam nod 6em @eIten uno trot,
als balo barauf Der 9iirgerfriee aus
braf, in oas 3. Miiiourier Sreipiai-
gen : Neginent ein. Mad oreiiabri-
gem, ebrenbol1em 0ienite, in oeilen
8erlauf er 8ablrei1e S6lodten NIT
ma6te uno beridieoelle @unoen er-
lit, erbielt er ieiite gntlailnng. Sod
III ipaten Sabren biloeten Ipille
&riegserinnerungen zines ieiner liet.
iten @eIprabstbemate. Na6 ieinem
Iustritt aus Ser Nrn1ee manote er Iid
5nnd6it Der Yolitif gu. @r mar ogr-
rolling Glerf" Der 2egislatl,r nno aab
8ueleid in Sefferion Gitp cine Set
tltng beraus. Da i'm aber nah eirem
umfaiienoeren SeIoe Ser g1tigfeit
perlanete, iieoelte ct nod ct. 2ouis
iiber, geborte bier einige Sabre Benz
Stab Der u@eitliden 8oit~ an ltllo
trat oann in Die &eoaftion oes v9(l1-
5eiger bes @eitens" elm, mo er lid)
Bis gum Gbefreoaftellr binaufarbei-
tete. 9ier fam inn Defenders iein
beoeutenoes biitoriides @iiien, bas
er Belt ieines 2ebens gu bermelren
beitrebt par, uno feline griinbIide
aenntnis Ser amerifauiiden 9olitif
81 i%tatten. Seine Mrtifel 5eihnetcn
iih ourb 9Iarbeit nno logiide
SAarfe alts; er idlue cine idneioioe
8linge uno NOR i'm &f ser Sober
nidt leidt unter5ufriegen. Heriol1-
li6 NOR er BET aner SmpuliinitGt
uno elmer eepiiien 6uBeren Moubeit
elm liebensniroiger @eieaidafter,
slltmiitia nno eefalis.
Infangs Der ~neun8ieer Sabre trot
Sdierenberg cine Neiie nod ser al.
ten Seimat on, uno mad ieiner Giid-
febr i6ien er iih acknowledgements
bier nidt mebr eingenobnen 81 f0r=
ilerl. gr ltano ols Sul1ggeleGe eill-
lam 90; cine Sdmelter, oie er friiDer
batte beriiberfommen laiien, ipar bal6
oarauf geitorbenL unb oieien S6nler3
bot er, fpenn er au6 ipenig oarii6er
lpra6, ME gang permunoen. 9os
@ieoerieben NIT ieiilen @ei6miitern
oriiben lieB i'm nitnmebr feline @in=
ianlfeit ooppelt empfinoen, un6 10
entidlob er ii6 balo nod leiner Geiie
CUR oauernoen &iidfebr nod Ser olten
Seimat, 90 ibm Die @riparniiie zines
orbeitsreihen 2ebeng elm rnobb1nei-
ges, menn aud beideioenes @ilifonl.
men getpabrten.
Den abeno ieines 2ebens perbrad)-
te err in 8iesbaoen i'm eneen 8erfebr
nit ben Seinigen. Sm 9fnfang mndlte
err, getrieben BON Dem alien Sorld)er-
orong, nod erobere -Geiien ourd
0eutidlono uno beridtete oariiber i'll
intereiianten aorreiponoen8en an ber-
idieoene oeutid-amerifanii6e @l1t-
ter. Son ourdreiienoen ct. 9ouiiera
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Cine nerb6nonisno0e er(oiio-

Cine perbdngnispolIe Grloiionp
bat ii6 I'M itGatii6en &ronfenhauie
81 Sagen in @eitfolen ereienet
8ier Mdb6en puroen auf BEN 9po
perlebt. lteber oie rlriade Ser 3a-
toitropbe perloutet nidts 9dbcres.
Der angeri6tete gieentums< Sdobeli
lit iebr eroB, ein 9eipeis fir Die
eepoltige aroft Der grploiion.
The daily sentinel., 1909-06-04
No Pear Blight.

Everybody interested in the grow
ing of pears knows of Parker Earle,
the famous pear expert who was
president of the American Horticul-
tural Society, these few lines coming
from him will certainly prove very
interesting to every one interested
in the growing of pears, Mr.. Earle
says, The pear situation generally
speaking is a discouraging one. There
is one uncomfortable disease. the
dreaded blight, that has swept the
orchards of the older states like a
desolating fire. The acreage of pears
is not increasing. | was hunting for
an ideal pear country until nine years
ago ! came to Pecos valley, where l
found il, there we have no blight not
a sign of il. The bark on every
limb is as clean and bright as a piece
of mahogany. Every leaf is green
and vanished and stays SO until the
frost brings ii down in the fall. i
have never seen such healthy trees
anywhere. The pear is fair skinned
and has delicate satin finish and in
the mouth is unsurpassed for flavor"
1t is only natural that the average
man interested in pears, Mr.. Earle's
statement regarding the pear blight
seems to be rather hard to believe for
Nhc Siiuplt itdSon ludl We nave w
come accustomed to looking for and
expecting the blight In the Pecos
valley district we have wonderful
pear orchards and up the river in the
vicinity of Toyah Lake there are pear
orchards twelve and fifteen years old
that have never had any pear blight
at any time,
Mr.. II. j. Gray. of Grand Junction,
who has been down in the Pecos val
ley quite a number of times, looked
into the growing of pears with a
great deal of care and he would be
very glad indeed to give you the bene-
fit of what knowledge he picked up
while in Texas. He is getting up an
excursion of men to go with him
on June 21st, and if you are inter
ested in the growing of fruit of any
kind it would be well worth your
while to see the land that the Orient
railroad is opening up in the Lower
Pecos valley
The daily sentinel., 1909-06-04
The Eagles win be in session this

The Eagles will be in session this
evening.
w. E. Phillips, of Collbran. this
county, has secured a patent on
wooden stove pipe and those who
have examined the invention declare
that it is a worthy one.
Albert Sloane, brother of Mrs. K.
w. Scott, who is a new arrival in the
city from Indiana, has accepted
position with the w. S. Wallace Real
Estate Co. and will make his home
in this city.
Scores of Grand junction people
are planning TO make the trip to
Shoshone and Glenwood next Sun
day 1t promises to be one of the
biggest excursions ever run from this
city.
Last night the sessions of the
Western Slope Conference of the
Christian church was brought TO an
end. The last session was very large
ly attended All the way through
the conference or convention has been
| one of the most successful meetings
of its kind ever held in western Colo
RADIO The attendance was large. the
program exceedingly good and every
other feature was most satisfactory.
Delta was selected for the next meet
ing place. Rev. A. B. Elliott. of
Grand Junction. was elected presi-
dent, b. p Smith, of Delta, vice
president; Jasper Bogue. of Fruita
secretary. and f. S. Chaplin. of Grand
Valley. treasurer Rose Giffen was
elected superintendent of the young
peoples department. Mrs. o. NJ. p.
Steel, of this city. was chosen presi
dent of the C. w. b. NJ. Auxiliary,
Mrs. l.. c. King. of Delta. was elected
vice president. and Mrs. Rowley. of
Palisade, was chosen as secretary.
The daily sentinel., 1909-06-04
LOCAL EVENTS.

Tonight the board of directors of
in regular session.
Fred c. Paige, of the Colorado
Rubber Co, is business visitor in
the city today from Denver.
Frank l.. Lee returned today from
Denver where he has been for some
time seeking relief from hay fever.
c. B. Buckley is new arrival in
the city this week from Higginsville,
Mo. He is here to locate and will
probably invest in real estate
w. II. Haines, the well known
fruit grower. returned yesterday
from Denver. where he has been the
past few days on business.
Dr. A. p. Dhew. the veterinary
surgeon. is attending the sessions OF
the state association OF veterinary
surgeons in Denver this week.
The GLADDEN. rooming house base
ball team have scheduled a game of
ball 10 be played Sunday. June 13,
with the semi-scrubs of this city.
Those canvas shoes and oxfords
are just fine for this hot weather.
Cass & Co, 436 Main-st.. have a
long line of them at half prices
Mrs. Gertrude Overn, who has been
visiting friends in the city the past
few days returned last night TO her
home in Idaho Springs.
A. II. Ruth of the Independent
Lumber company, of this city. left
yesterday for points on the Gunnison
on business in connection with his
firm.
The daily sentinel., 1909-06-04
Advertised Letters.

Advertised letter list week ending
June 4, 1903.
Nj. T. ellison. N o. Walden, Marie
p;ckeu. Orie Phillips, owen philips
Marie b. Pottes. j.. c. Rigg, A +.
Ruiter. Ida Schrader, Kola Stone,
chas Stveckle. E f. Yeoman. E.
Miya bara. Jas. Littlefieid' deaieh
lancaster, Harriet NJ. Humphreys
Rlanch Hartley. C. A. Hedrick, A.
Crawford. John II. Gibson, John
ellen. j. S. GODDARD. Mason Barnette'
A Bent, Lila Kelly, V. II. Corbett'
u. Coffin, J. T. Blair. Iguatins l..
MacDonald, A. Scott, Ella Russell
Ioe Rodgers, Jack Ray, Frank Ryan.
A r. Presce. Emma Porter. Hazel
pierce, Maple Pollard, G. l. DAVIS,
Edith Brill. Fred Buskirk, Bessie
Weldy. c. ]. Wetmiller, Ernest wal
den. Jack Wade, l.. G. White, Sheri-
dan Warner. VIM. Williams. Hattie
Tree Allen, II. Suniheptewa, j. T.
Kelly, Stuart Hofmann, w. A. Hover
Nina Hicka, Sam Heck 2, Edith Mel
ford Law Morrison, Guillemo Man
gonayes. Roy Mills. VIM. c. Miller
Iohnny I.awnce. o. p. Lloyd. Lee
Miller John Niles. Neil Campbell,
Gossie Uldrich, Jack Kelly, c. Knight
Tohn Olson. Lige Jensen, Ace Earn
hart. Henry w Baly. Harry Harrison,
lola Siggers, w w. Burch, A Beau
mont. Beatrice Harvey. John j.
SmaIley. Robt. Raymond, w. S Rust,
Joe Bradley, Carrie Agnew, carr
Boyer. c. A. Conner, Earl McCafferty'
The daily sentinel., 1909-06-04

Tomorrow afternoon at the offices
of the Chamber of Commerce the
meeting to discuss good roads will
he held and Secretary Mahoney hopes
to have a large attendance of ranch
men automobile men and all other
citizens interested in good roads for
Mesa county. Several addresses will
he delivered. Attorney John H. Fry
will deliver an address explaining the
new state road law. 1t is certain to
he a most interesting meeting
when Congressman Taylor, of this
state. called on President Taft We'd
nesday and conferred with him re-
garding his proposed trip to Colo
rado and other western states, he
rendered the president the use of a
The daily sentinel., 1909-06-04

Half fare to Denver and return
Phone the Midland man.
The daily sentinel., 1909-06-04

No more use for smudge pots. Get
them out of the way and cultivate
your orchards with one of those
Planet Jrs. at McCary's.
The daily sentinel., 1909-06-04

We can move your pianos on short
notice. The Blue Barn Transfer Co.
Call Junction 22S