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Arizona republican., 1909-03-21

game or sOlialTc, or 1dsnOnlnS WOnucIlul SIlps pce~with sailing gear. Or perhaps he sat with rapt attention his hukirg shoulders bent forward his large hands locked ecstatically, while baby voice sang:
 Take me back to New York town,
 New ! orl. toWn New York town
 Late afternoon after q wearisome day in the machine shop, he hurried upstairs toward Ward Four and sat down contentedy beside his boys bed. Yell said hc raising his eyes happily 10 the ceil irg. lets have dot New York town" He waited dreamily but there was response. He turned sharply to the bed.
 Vas ist los? Vats der matter, eh;"
 I've been crying said Johnny simply. The long eyclashcs wet and the baby face white and drawn.
 . John Schaeffer looked about him malicously Has somebody been monkeying init dot brace already:" The nurse heard -tlim and married to the bedside been suffering all day and didn't know 1t. He never cries out loud. D.. Frank examined him here she dropped her voice to a whisper-"and says he must have operation-'
 'No!" hisscd Sclaeffer.
 "Sh-h cautioned the nurse. TT send for the doctor"
 SchaeTer was already examining the braces. He knew their position the minute fraction of inch. They all in place. he noted He tested the oints they moved freely and then he looked up into the grave face of the surgeon.
 Take off the bracc,' said Dr. Frank calmly, and I'll show you."
 A large rcd spot showed all about the apex of the crooked spine "AbscesS, said the doctor, pointing So" gasped schaefer. Bad"
 "\cry bad said the doctor. ~You sec" he added c-rny, there's such thing a too artful brace Now. 1 fear its too late"
 The old German made reply. With trembling fingers he pulled from his pocket a tiny pair oi nip pcrs ard began gently bend the steel strands all
Arizona republican., 1909-03-21

about the spot, lifting them back and relieving all pressure The little patient sank back restfuly in his pillow and smiled gratefully Would you like for to sing you New York town, now?' he asked faintly
 No, you an'd going to sing to-day You go to sleep now. Tomorrow you sing. Say whis-
 Johnny shook his head and Schaeffer looked re- lieved
 Yell he said brightly. 'den we keep it a scored We goln to have some fun tomorrow. We fix dot
Arizona republican., 1909-03-21

surged ahead by leaps and bounds. New and intri- cate braces were invented to rest this and that cle, and straighten distorted backs and limbs They were devised and tendery fashioned for one Johnny Corners, who hoped to be sailor; but many little cripples will know and revel in their resfu and cu- rative magic.
 in his laboratory, its importance to humanity was greatly multiplied When his services were needed iD the machine-shop it simple matter to find him He was at Johnny Corners bedside, helping in
Arizona republican., 1909-03-21

John Schaefer, his hands on his knees listened hun grly until the last piping note sung. Then he gave vast sigh. Well, py gollyw he calculated
 After a minutes silence he asked: "Chonny, haf you got mudder"
 The boy shook his head.
 Meier had one l suppose" John Schaeffer tried to smile, but the effort cost him facial spasm , The boy shook his head again. My father has
Arizona republican., 1909-03-21

game of solitaire, fashoning wonderful ships, re pletewith ailng-gear. Or perhaps he sat with rapt attention, his hulkug shoulders bent forward his large hands locked ecstatically, while baby voice sang
The daily sentinel., 1909-04-10
THEY HELD CAUCUS TODAY

Ihere was n caucus of the anti-ea
loon aldermen this morning about 10
O'Clock They met in the office OF tf,s.
hhayor-eiect- James IL. Lee to de-
ter1iinie upon the policies that VIII
govern them. Some reference wss
made as to appointments. 4. -
decided to vote as unit ,,y,oo .,Ir
questions-tilat is IL was tiecisies,. b,,.
the question is Will they.
Inere has been no caucus tf,us s..r
OF the Citizens ~ Taxpayers alder
meh-etect- They will stand Dat uDo,,
every Question and put it up to the
sary. '-''79
They take their cue that III 4, :.
good policy for the anti-s:.Ioou ais,;.,.-
men 10 stand pat, it will mean az
much to them.
The daily sentinel., 1909-04-10

Today Thatcher Brothers Invest
ment Co.. transferred to ". J. e. Mat
thcws lots % and 90. block 113.
Grand Junction, for $70O.
The board of county commissioners
is estill very busilyi engaged and will
not take an adjournment before some
time next week. ris
Officials of the local Chamber of
Commerce have been called up in the
past few days by papers in Denver
urging the organization to take some
action as to the calling of an extra
session of the Legislature. One paper
wanted the Chamber of Commerce to
pass resolutions urging Gov Shafroth
to call the extra session and the other
paper wanted resolutions passed urg-
ing the governor not to call an extra
session. The Chamber of Commerce
very wisely will pass no resolutions
at all concerning any extra session of
the legislature. 1t is not called upon
to do so. The Chamber of Commerce
Is willing to allow Gov Shafroth to
exercise his judgment in the matter
The daily sentinel., 1909-04-10
LAST ARGUMENT IN
THIS FAMOUS CASE
fRy Associated Press. j

st. Louis. April 10.-4-After con-
tinuous argument lasting five days,
special United States Attorney Cen
eral Frank B. Kellogg today made
the closing address in behalf of the
government in the latter's suit to
dissolve the Standard Oil company of
New Jersey as a violator of the Sher-
man act. The case has the record for
bigness. The evidence is larger by half
than that ever before taken in a
single case, and it is estimated by
the time the court of last resort has
passed upon the points at issue the
trial will represent the expenditure of
half a million dollars in lawyers fees
and court costs.
The daily sentinel., 1909-04-10
MINISTER MAKES APOLOGY.
Especial to The sentinel.l


Fort Collins, April 10.-The Rev.
w. L. Milliken, pastor of the First
Baptist church. who attacked A. l..
Rohling, candidate for mayor, and
T. l.. Moore, candidate for alderman
from the Second ward on the Inde-
pendent Reform ticket, in a church
circular last Sunday, yesterday apollo
gized in public statement.
The minister had stated in his cir
cuiar that the two men had done
more harm to the community than
had r. a. Mason. bootlegger now
serving a jail sentence for leading a
mob of Mexicans in an attack on an
officer.
The minister states that this attack
was in no sense personal, but n crit
ieism of official acts. He apologies
TO Moore because he enormously
stated that the alderman betrayed his
constituents in supporting the drug
store license ordinance year ago.
Moore having been the candidate of
both parties two years ago, was NOT
pledged to uphold the auti-license
measure, and the minister SO states.
The daily sentinel., 1909-04-10
CITIZENSHIP DENIED THEM
Especial to The sentinel.l

ISptCiaI 10 TIC SeHtlheI-I =
Buffalo, n. Y. Apr. 10.-Judge
Hazel in the United States circuit
court has. granted an order caneelling
the citizenship papers of Jacob A.
kersner.sl---
Through this order all rights of
citizenship also were taken from
Kersner's' wife, who Is Emma Gold
man. the socialist leader. -. s
The. order was granted upon mo-
tion of Special United States Attor-
ney r.. S. Chambers of Pittsburg.
Kersner's own father gave the prin-
cipal evidence.
Kersner, 1t appeared, obtained his
citizenship documents when he was
only 19 years old and had been in
this country only two years. Three
years later he married Emma Gold
man. No defense was made.
The daily sentinel., 1909-04-10
TELLURIDE POWER
COMPANY TO CHANGE
Especial to The Sentinel. !

Denver, April 1O.-According to
reports received in Denver this morn
ing there is to be change in the
control of the Telluride Power COM
pany, the greatest power company in
the state. 1t is announced that a
special meeting of the stockholders
will be held on May fth for the pur-
pose of authorizing the board of di-
rcctors to sell or lease the water
rights of the company.
The company operates plants in
the Telluride districts, i'm other sec
tions of the state and in Utah. The
matter of the change is being kept
very secret for the present.
The daily sentinel., 1909-04-10
THE SENATE WILL LOSE NO
TINE IN PASSING THE
NEW TARIFF MEASURE
House, After Final Passage of Bills,
Sent it to Senate Census Bill
NoU Has the Stage

of the Payne tariff bill by the house
was on the lumber schedule, the only
change made in the schedule was the
elimination of the provision for a
countervailing duty. AS IL stands
now The schedule provides for a duty
OF Si0O per thousand feet on ord
mary sawed lumber as against $2.O0
under the Dingley law. In cases in
which lumber is planed or finished,
additional duty of so cents per thou
sand is provided on each side treated.
Hewn timber or round timber, such
as is used in making spars or in
building wharves is made dutiable at
the rate of one-half cent per cubic
foot
The daily sentinel., 1909-04-10
"A HEAVY GUARD To
PROTECT THE BODY
IRv Assoeiated Press. ]

New York. Apr. 10.-Aroused by
the receipt of threatening letter to
fears that an attempt would be made
to blow up the house where Lieuten-
ant Joseph Petrosino lies and of the
church where his funeral is to be
held, the authorities today placed a
heavy guard in and around both the
house and church.
Besides the uniformed guards, SO
detectives in plain clothes mingled
with the crowds in the streets and
kept watch for any possible move in
the vicinity.
The letter, which led to the taking
of these precautions. was received by
Manager Kearney. the pastor of the
cathedral.
The daily sentinel., 1909-04-10
FOUND $4,000 BILL
ON COLLECTION PLATE
Especial to The Sentinel !

ISpecIaI TO the Sentinel.
Washington, April -Somebn,i,-
put a $4,000 bill on the coiiect3oR
i pia.e OF the Roscoe NJ. e. church
near here, Sunday night.
The church officers have NO. .n,Sao
ION to keeping it, but think the donor
iliaae mistake, and are willing tf,
ship. - .ss . o"her-
Ine yearly collections OF. th.
s9ufeA ~ en- do not reach much more thai,
yhavsovo, and the, officials advertised
the owner really wanted Il ( sTh.. 80. =
cohuition they make fs thar & ~
must be shown that he dropped n ~,
the plate Inadvertently. oA-
The daily sentinel., 1909-04-10
SEVEN MEN KILLED
IN EXPLOSION TODAY
TBy Associated Press. /

WINDBER, Pa, APRIL 10
SEVEN MINERS WE'RE KILLED,
SEVERAL SLIGHTLY INJURED
AND MANY NARROWLY ESCAPED
DEATH AS 4 RESULT OF A PRE-
NATURE EXPLOSION OF iDYNA-
MITE IN MINE NO. 81 OF THE
BERWIND-WHINT COAL COM
PANY LAST NIGHT. THE EXPLOS-
ION OCCURRED JUST AS THE DAY
SHIFT WAS GOING OFF DUTY,
WHICH FACT ALONE ACCOUNTS
FOR THE MARROW ESCAPE OF so
MANY. AZ
The daily sentinel., 1909-04-10
GBy Associated Press. /

Washington, April 10.-Last night
the house passed the Payne tariff bill
by vote of 217 to 161, after the
entire day had been taken up by the
passage or rejection of amendments.
Representative Austin of Tennes-
see (Rep.) voted against the meas
ure; four democrats all of Louisiana,
Broussard, Estopinal, Pujo, Wick
life. voted for 1t.
The senate committee on finance
has agreed TO accept the amendment
desired by President Taft permitting
100000 tons OF Philippine sugar to
be admitted free of duty each year.
The daily sentinel., 1909-04-10
Inv Associnled Press. /

Washington, April 10.-The bill to
provide for the thirteenth census was
the order of business when the sem
ate met at noon today, the section
placing examination for appointments
in the census under the civil service
commission being under considera-
tion when the measure was taken up.
1t was expected that the census bill
would be passed before the senate
ad djourned today. The house is not
in session today.
The daily sentinel., 1909-04-10
ROOSEVELT CALLS
THE PAPER A LIAR
IBy Associated Press. ]

Paris, April 1O.-Theodore Roose-
welt in cablegram from Port Said to
n Paris newspaper, denied that he
gave any interviews to French corr
respondents at Naples. He says he
never saw a correspondent of the
Le-Journal whose ''intervicw" with
Mr.. ROOSEVELT was widely published.
The Le-JouInal replies that its cor
respondent talked for half an hour
with Mr.. Roosevelt and declares that
the text of the interview as published,
to be strictly accurate.
The daily sentinel., 1909-04-10
WELL KNOWN LOCAL MAN
is PROMOTED To-Day

Hugh Gallagher, for many years
one OF the best known railroad men
In western Colorado and said To be
the Oldest passenger conductor on
the third division of the Rio Grantie,
today assumed the duties of assistant
division superintendent of the divfs-
ion.
Conductor Gallagher has had the
run between Montrose and Grand
junction for several years, succeed
ing Thomas Conway on that run. He
is extremely popular among the rail-
road boys of Grand Junction and his
many friends will be delighted TO
hear of his promotion.
Conductor Shively will now take
the passenger run between Montrose
and Grand junction.
The daily sentinel., 1909-04-10
FOUND A BIG HOARD.

Lexington. Ky, April 10.-While
digging a pcsthole in an abandoned
lot yesterday. workmen discovered a
brass kettle containing $500 in gold
and silver that apparently had been
buried for half n century.
The lot formerly belonged to j. G.
Dewitt. an aged pensioner. who died
several years ago, and 1t is the sup
position that he buried the money.
The ground was sold at commits
sioner's sale a week, ago for $l16.
The daily sentinel., 1909-04-10
FATHER MAY SPANK DAUGHTER
Especial to The Sentinel. |

Detroit, April 10.-In the police
court here yesterday Justice Jeffers
upheld the right of father to ad-
minister the old-fashioned spanking
to his 17-year-old daughter. even If
her dignity suffered. Margaret Gran
zin. aged II, had her father arrested
for disturbing the peace. Granzin
told the judge that the punishment
was part of an effort to keep his
daughter away from cheap theaters
and the justice decided that moderate
spanking of young women of II was
permissible.
The daily sentinel., 1909-04-10
TO FIND OUT IF
HE IS VERY SICK
IBy Associated Press. |

Fort de France, Apr. 10.-Cipriana
Castro, the former president of Ven
ezuela. was officially informed today
of the decision of the French gov
ernment to expel him from .Marti-
nique.
He at once declared to the chief of
police that the state of his health
was such as to make 1t impossible
for him to leave his bed
The government officials thereupon
called in a physician who will make
a report on the condition of Castro.
The daily sentinel., 1909-04-10
EARLY CALL LIKELY
lsnoalal to The sentinel. !

Especial to The Sentinel.)
l. Denver. Apr. 10.-The board 1
+ OF capitol managers have been 1
T. instructed not to disturb the 1
+ senate chamber or that of the 4
+ house of representatives. and 1
+ the employees have been in 1
+ structed not to pack any of the I
T. books until they receive fur l
+ ther orders. 4
r These actions lead to the be- 1
+ lief that the extra session of 4
Z the legislature. is TO be held at I
+ an early date. 4
+ 4. 4, + Z. = r 4. 4. 4. = 4; + 4. 4. Z. !,
The daily sentinel., 1909-04-10
WHEN SURROUNDED
He KILLED HIMSELF
INV Associated Press.

BINGHAM, MAINE, APRIL TO-
LYING EXHAUSTED ON THE SNOW
COVERED GROUND AFTER A
FLIGHT OF TWELVE MILES
THROUGH TIE WOODS, HERBERT
NOTTAGE WHO LAST NIGHT SHOT
AND FATALLY WOUNDED HIS
WIFE, DISCHARGED A REVOLVER
INTO HIS MOUTH WHEN CON-
FRONTED BY A POSSE TO-DAY.
The daily sentinel., 1909-04-10
KINGSLEY DUE THERE
Especial to The sentinel.

Especial to The Sentinel.
+ Denver, Apr. 10.-Darwin P. !
+ Kingsley, president of the New I
+ York Life Insurance Company, .
+ is due to arrive in Denver from .
+ Grand Junction and the west .
+ on April 16. .
1t is announced here today I
+ that Mr.. Kingsley is expecting 1
= to induce a number of very !
+ large property holders in the .
= east to invest in this state. 4
T + '+ E + r Z + 4. + I. I. + = I. 4
The daily sentinel., 1909-04-10
WILLIAMS IS DEAD
IBy Associated Press. ]

[By Associated Press.
+ Washington. Apr. 10.-John J.
+ r. Williams of Scranton. Pa, :
r who for several years had been +
4. the file clerk of the house of !.
Z. representatives., died of an acute =
+ attack of Bright's disease at the /
= Pennsylvania Club here today. +
+ I. : : + + I. !. + I. : I. + + + ) =
The daily sentinel., 1909-04-10

w. z. Page. of Syracuse. Neb.. has
returned home with his family after
spending some time here with A. l..
Zellers and family. old time friends.
Mr. Page was so highly pleased with
this city and valley that he made ex-
tensive investments here and there is
probability that he and his family
will return here in the near future to
take up their permanent residence.
The daily sentinel., 1909-04-10
A 6-YEAR-oLD MURDERER
ISpecinl to The sentinel. !

Union, s. c., April 1O.-Though
only 6-years-old, Fred Bell is pris-
oner in the Union county jail. with
the charge OF murder resting against
him.
II is charged that the Child shot
Ethel Thomas. 3-years-old. II is said
the boy tried to hide the body of the
little victim in an apparent effort to
cover up the tragedy.
The daily sentinel., 1909-04-10
WQI!7 PARDON
>ON EASTER
DAY
Ispecial to The sentinel. ]

Especial to The Sentinel.
DENVER. APRIL f0.-GOg-
SHAFROTH ANNOUNCED THIS
MORNING THAT THERE WOULD
BE NO PARDON GRANTED ON
EASTER SUNDAY AS HAS BEEN
THE CUSTOM FOR THE PAST Two
YEARS. THE GOVERNOR WILL
PARDON NO CONVICT DURING
HIS TERM SIMPLY TO COHMF.AiO-
RATE SOME ANNIVERSARY. YES
TERDAY THE BOARD OF PAR
DONS AND THE GOVFRNOIs
TURNED DOWN TEN APPLICA-
TIONS FOR PARDONS. THREE.
WE'RE POSTPONED AND SEVEN
REFUSED.
Today Attorney General Barnett
delivered to the governor an opinion
i'm which he declared that the action
of the legislature in appropriatiag
$4,000 to cover "a deficit in the In
dustriaI School for Boys authorized
by former Gov Buchtel is Illegal He
also delivered an opinion to the effect
that the bill creating n state board
for the examination and licensing OF
BARRIERS is CONSTITUTIONAL. The gov
ernor has signed 33 of the 24S meas
ures passed up to him at the close of
the Legislature. The others he is con-
sidering from time to time.
The daily sentinel., 1909-04-10
[By AssoeIated Pregs. |

Port of Spain. April 1O.=The Am
erican cruiser North Carolina left
here today. Her destination was not
announced but she probably is going
to Fort de France. The cruiser Mon
tana is under steam in the harbor
awaiting orders.
The daily sentinel., 1909-04-10
HAMMOND WILL MAKE
COMMENCEMENT ADDRESS
(SpecIal to The Sentinel. }

ISptCIHI 20 7 IIo -5t-rIII1IcI'J
Golden. Colo, Apr. 10.-John Hays
Hammond, one of the worlds fore
most mining engineers and who gets
a salary of 100000 year from the
Guggenheims. will make the princi-
pal address at the School of Mines
commencement. His subject has not
yet been announced.
The daily sentinel., 1909-04-10
BAN DRINKS ON IOWA TRAINS
Especial to The senfinel.I

Especial to The Sentinel.I
Des Moines, Ia, Apr. 10.-The
house has passed the senate bill pro-
hibiting fntoxicants on trains
This ends the sale of liquor in
dining cars. Members of train crews
are given the power to eject Offend
ers and call on local officers to arres.
them.
The daily sentinel., 1909-04-10
GOVERNOR MAY Die
[By Associated Press. ]

= Hartford, Conn. Apr. 10 I
, Governor Lalley. who has been I
? very Ill for several days, is to- I
, day passing through the crisis I
, of the malady and the outcome I
p cannot be predicted. He is ex- I
; tremely low and semi-consclous. I
r + + 4. {. 8. + I. J. j. T. + + I. 1. + :;
The daily sentinel., 1909-04-10
WILL END TREATY
lBy Associated Press

vienna, Apr. 10.@The Allie +
y sefneine Zeftung. the seni-offs- 2
y cial newspaper, says today that 8.
= IL mas been informed that Japan 4.
intends to notify Great Britain 5.
= or Its purpose to terminate the =
+ 1905.
!. {. Z. Z. !. !. 4 i. !. :. L 4
The daily sentinel., 1909-04-10
STATE PAPERS LOSE
[special 10 The sentinel. ]

IoPvVIaI TO TT Io,V1Io11'1T1I'l
Denver, Apr. 10.-Governor Shat
roth finds that he cannot sign the
bill providing for the distribution of
the state printing to various papers
over the state.
Speaker Lubers failed TO sign the
The daily sentinel., 1909-04-10
GOV. HASKELL
CLEARED
TODAY
TBy Associated Press. ]

TULSA, OKLA, APRIL To-
GOV. CHARLES n. HASKELL AND
THE SIX OTHER PROMINENT
OF<LAHOSIANS, INDICTED BY A
FEDERAL GRAND JURY, CHARG-
ED WITH FRAUD IN MUSKOGEE
TOWN LOTS, WILL NOT HAVE TO
STAND TRIAL. A MOTION OF TIL f
DEFENDANTS TO QUASH THE IN
DICTMENTS WAS UPHELD HERE
TODAY BY JUDGE A. MARSHALL
OF UTAH IN THE UNITED STATES
CIRCUIT COURT.
The court quashcd the indictments
on the ground that they were re-
turned by grand jury composed of
twenty-thrce men under federal law,
instead of jury of sixteen. as pro-
vided for by the Arkansas law which
is held to be in force in old Indian
Territory by federal enactment at the
time when the alleged frauds were
committed.
Sylvester Ruch. special assistant
attorney general, who worked mp the
cases for the government, declared
today that he would again present
the matter to the grand jury SUBJ
mitting il without delay to the body
now i'm session.
The daily sentinel., 1909-04-10
SwINEBUKNE DEAD
IBy Associated Press /,

lBy Associated Press.
= london, Apr. 0.@Algernop Z
= onarles Swinburne, the poes =
: ana essayist. died this morning =
= re mad been suffering from =
:. ttnnuenza. tn . which developed in !:
!. He ~. "a. "a :
!. c re was the son of Admira, :
! Putney iihes '
: + = ** **+*++++s* > : :
Subscribe for The -
The daily sentinel., 1909-04-10

Mayor-elect John ID. Reede, and a
number of other prominent Palisade
people are here today.
The daily sentinel., 1909-04-10
T0DAY'S WHEAT MARKET

[By Associated Press.
Chicago, April 10.-May wheat
IS.
The daily sentinel., 1909-04-10
IRy Associated Press. ]

washington. April 10.-Payne's s
tariff bill reached the senate from the
house two minutes past noon today
and was Immediately referred to the
committee on finance.
1t is believed that receipt of the
bill at this time will insure its report
from the committee on finance not
later than next Tuesday. Very soon
after the bill had been received in
the senate republican members of the
committee resumed their sitting with
the intention of continuing in session
not only throughout the day but late
into the night.
The daily sentinel., 1909-04-10
ELEPHANT RUNS AMucK.
Especial to The Sentinel /

Des Moines. Ia. April 10.-.fTom. {"
an elephant in the winter quarters of
circus here. last night ran amuck
and seizing his keeper, Charles Bel
rev, hurled him high into the air and
The beast then ran through tbe ani-
maj park, uprooted small trees. do
stroyed three circus wagons and do
molished bridge across a lagoon
forty bullets were fired into the ole
phant before 1t was subdued.
DANIEL bradbury is down TODAY
from the HANNAH creek country.
:; ID. Burns, the Fruita pioneer is
In the city this afternoon. 70
Bertha c. Ashford TO-DAY col, :,
A. CORVALLIS a tract of fine ~ Sal; IA
for $500. inc iand
The daily sentinel., 1909-04-10

II. o. Warlem today sold to Nick
Olsen tract of land for $500.
The daily sentinel., 1909-04-10

tBy Associated Press.
Washington, April 10.-While the
principal fight ON the final passage
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