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The Washington herald., 1909-02-10

Herald Want Advertisements
ONE CENT A WORD.
Rsir Wanted PeEso1zls
Situations Wszfs6 Busizess Opportunities
Roons for Rent Fer sale.
Apartments Automobiles. r.
Adrs-tsssnsnss fer ne Washington Hsrzld nay bs
let at the main Cfics Or at any q the following
Herald Branch Offices:
NORTHWEST
WOODWARD a DOTEROP, information Bursan
GOEDENBERG's Information Bureau
HECHT & CO. Cashiers ONE
PALAIS ROYAL. Inio-Estioa Bureau
S. KANS. SONS CO. Infcrzstion BuTes1-
SIMPSONS PHARMACY, corner I'll 81 aid 4
ave. ard St. TX.
JoHNsTON's PHARMACY. IN y. J. ave nE.
F. P, WELLER'S PHARMACY. "a y 81 N.
ATKlNSON'S PHARMACY, Ith and Z SIS "
ASTORIA PHARMACY ID and 6 SIS IN.
KESESAW PHARMACY, Mount Pleasant E1o
Irving IS NJ.
MeNULTY's CIGAR STORE. B9s 18th st. N.
TAYLOR'S PHARMACY. sfh ard SIS ~
kESER'S PHARMACY, 9tA and sta M
II. A. MENKE. 9Th and SIS Nv.
PROCTOR'S PHARMACY. ISIS ltth s. ~.
7. L. LEATHERWO0D, BIS lsth s. M.
sToTT & SNYDER. 18th and SIS uE.
DOM Z sANFORD'S PHARMACY. corner n /
ave. ard North Csrstal s. W.
DAY & co.'s PHARMACY. 5th ard 6 Sta ~
YARNOLD'S PHARMACY. 800 18th 81 IN
NORTHEAST.
McCHEsNET & JOACHIM. ID and 3 SIS Ia
McCHESSEY & JOACHIM, sth and So -
C. J. GEIGER'S PHARMACY. corner stA and
sts re-
sTAFFORD's PHARMACY. TN and 3 sts. -
CHARLES J. FURNAN-S PHARMACY, stA and
Z. Capitol SIX ne.
BLUMER's PHARMACY, y Capitol and So. ns.
D. .. COURTNEY's CIGAR AND NEWSSTAND.
II n. Capitol 8.
SOUTHWEST.
HILBURN's PHARMACY. Tth and q 81 -.
SOUTHEAST.
F. P WELLER, sth and Sc. -
GUY Il. NELLY. uth ard SIS So
BROOKLASD.
CHARLES G. LENNON. I2th and SeEso1 -
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BENsINGER'S HORSE BAZAAR
SECONDHAND BoORS.
DOGS, CATS, BIRDS. &C.

PAIR OF IMPORTED HARTz MOUNTAIN
CANARIES ard breeding cage. With fixtures foE
s. these BIRDS should hatch you AZ least % BIRDS IN
one season SCH1IID'S BIRD STORE. IL 9Th
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AGENTS WANTED.

BRAND NEW eC NOVELTY: NEVER SOLD
hefoTe. sTery nan Who wears a hat VII buy; par
ticula1s FREE TIE STANDARD CO., Lseosia,
Nh JaS-S,w.H
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HORSES AND VEHICLES.

FOR SALE HANDSOME SMALL. BR0UGHAM;
n excellent copdition; original p-ce, g, 30; VII
sell for 500, also fine cauiz<e horse AID hzuess-
Apply ANTON STEPHAN, sss Pennsylvania ave.
fslAfHs
BENsINGER'S HORSE BAZAAR
Direct and commission dealers in horSs snd
mules. Sc3-E55I Sh 81 Nv. Auction Mondays
ard Wednesdays Private xles daily. ials-tf
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c G. SLOAN & Co. IE7 G ST. NV. WASH
i1gon. .. G. VII SCI. Feb. g. 80 Eco5s stored
With tie Peoples Storage and Express Co. IN the
names Of Emma TeETy. Mrs. I. J. Wilson, Mn K
TEylo-. Ms HEM Fols0a Lizzie Waters and
Leroy CrummsE. PEOPLES STORAGE AND Ex-
PRESS CO.. G r CLIFFORD & co, Sd It'll ~
fest exS
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PHOTOGRAPHY.
MOVING, PACKING & sHIPpINe.

EXPERT CHAIR GAMING. FURNITURE RI
Ezired and Tefnished. hooz rsfnishee; nal o-de-s
Promptly attended to
a; KoERSIcKE &. LITTLE. II II - -.
.52sE.fss
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INAUGURAL SUPPLIES.

BACMS, 81 PA. AVE NW.-ON THE WRONG
SIDE. BET THE. RIGHT SIDE FOR RIGHT
GOODS AT RIGHT PRICES; 1o.0e co.'s. NAT
TRESSES. BLANKETS. PILLOWS. BEDSTEADS.
TABLES CHAIRS. QUILTS. &C. FOR RENT.
SEE OUR GOODS AND BE CONVINCED WHERE
TO PLACE YOUR ORDER AT LOWEST PRICES.
BAUM'S, el2 PA AVE. ON TIE WRONG SIDE
izllSE
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NANTES AND TILES.
Edwin E. Elicit
IIO8 9th 81. \. w.
THING
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
NOE.MEDICAL HEALING.
NoNNFnICAL HEALING

NONNEDTCAL HEALING.
Restoring the circulation q the Blood tour meth
od) cures LOCONOTOR ATAXIA. RHEUSA-
TISM BRIGHT'S DISEASE. PARALYSIS. and
fhose ailments Of the SPINE. NERVES. and d.
GESTTTE ORGANS that make LIFE MfSERA-
BILE and WALKING IMPOSSIBLE II YOU ere
interested you should know. IEfornsfioE ard con-
szlezticz free PROF. Il n D. PARKER III
Ninth 81 nv H5urz, 10 TO 8. Sundays. % to /
Lady Assistant Phone NJ az sestf
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INAUGURAL WINDOWS.

FINE VIEW OF INAUGURAL PARADE FROM
large windows: comfortable chairs: room vel
heated toilet and Al cuuTsniCncss: excellent place
70 sIed The Hhole day. nes- 18th 81 sSd Pa ave
D. ". ALEXANDER. = Hth nv feloIt
CHOICE SEATS. WINDOWS. AND BALCONIES
FOR THE INAUGURATION. LOCATED THE
ENTIRE LENGTH OF THE PARADE. TNAU-
GURAL WINDOW RENTING BUREAU, III
PESNA. AVE. NV PHONE n ~ fe5I9t
WINDOWS IN HUTCHINs BUILDING; CLEAR
view q Pa ave- 10Th 81 TO P. o.: large roors
SO 70 Sc. THE HARRISON REALTY 90, 81
18Th nv Phone II Sse2 jzS-9
BEST WINDOWS AND ROOMS TO VIEW
parade Msrca T. eho5cest locations On Pa are
CENTRAL REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE. S3 =
* nE. Phone II l55 Automobile Cox use o.
p1tTons S21-f
FOB RENT-WINDOWs AND ROOMS TO VIEW
TIE Inaugural prada. GRACE n THOMAS. IS
Co-co-an Bldg ja2-s3t
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

on TIE BEAUTIFUL SEVERN; The sWITZ-
e-land q America-FoE sale an estate on the
oorth bank q the Severn River niles from Al
nz2ois. 3 miles nun Baltimore: electric cars r1n
b fence h1es = minutes from Annapolis 3
minutes from Baltimore: IS acres fne bathing and
boating shore. safe and sandy; situated On snail
land-iocked hay; vessels drawing q feet Of wafer
can b handed with safety land high AMI rolling
beaut1ui rYeE views; az least . dozen SITES fo-
Bungalows, with river views; heavily tinbered zitb
chestnut. OAK, and poplar; 2oo9 peach tres and
Inary osheT varieties q fr1it address OWNER.
care ne washington Hs1ald- fes7U
A NEW YORK CITY LAWYER: GENFR AZ
p-acioe; Al eases: years experience: bi-ses+
sSfsrencss- JOHN HENRY FREESE z West
ssth =, HeTsd SQUARE. New Yo-k Clty.
FOR sALE-GAFE AND DAIRY LUNCH DOING
good bushes: good location: czu Be- bauebt cbean.
oTnsrs Esut 70 60 away. AddreS BOX =. Herald
o. fest
SALOON FOR SALEII2 PARK AVE- R9ITT-
more. opposite Washington Bslfinors ard An
napols Electric RaslEzy Staten: best location n
The 0ty- For particulars. address va DANIEL.
II Psrk ave fsaa
Exceptional Opportunity.
Parties Eish from Sc 70 $50 to invest caa lesrn
e an exceptional opportunity b addressing BOX
$, Ezz1d oHce. alf-sz
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PAWNBR0KERs

READY MONEY AT 3 PER CENT
On watches. diamonds and SeTslTy.
LOUIS ABRAHAMS.
Ro1ded broker. IS Ninth = ~.
Old gold. silTe-. and pawn tickets bought for czsh
nozSsod-tf
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HELP WANTED-FEMALE.
SITUATIONS WANTED-FEMALE

wANTED-BY WIDOW LADY 3 YEARS OF
zee. god family. nice sppeazznce--a position as
h0usckeepeF IN boarding house. snail botsI, O as
private uUTs f0r DC LADY delicate ehild; VII
exchange refe-eacss Address s. Herald oe5cs
fele2t
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FOR REET-HOUSES.

IN OLA 4-LAOOGAa1
FoR REST-coLoRED: OPEN TOMORROW:
81 You s.; s ICONS and hath; very cesir25.e
house. CHAS. E BARNES. III F 81 feat
FOR RENT
MONTHS RENT FREE
1853 C. St r.. NEW sIx-ROoN HOUSES;
convenient to Pa ave. cars; attEzcsirely a1Tangsd
large front porch; furnace heat; So0
THE T. b SMITH COMPANY
Iios New YGk ave. fsSH
FOR RENT-NEW sIX-ROoM AND BATH
hu-ses heated with hot EsICr, pspsTed through
out: covered porohes and deep lawns Located
On Kentucky ave. Sc, between and SS., and
On y 81 s.. For SPECIAL Inducements 50 owner.
THOs. H MELTOS. 81 F 81 Nv feslos
FOR RENT-N GEORGETOWN. FINE HOME.
oDen al sides; bot water heat; baths: price &c
pr M Apply sE 18th 81 Nv. js2-a
80 81. NV; 70 r 4 BATH: ,. BEAT san
l2es ST. nv; &c :. and hath: hest....-..-. sa7s
D. h. JOHNSON CO. ST sth 81 m. iastf
FOR SALE-HOUSES.
FOR sALE-2s0. BARGAIN: LOCATED IN
the northwest; 3 roons and hath; hot and cod
EatsT; ess range. hot water heat; an ideal home.
c. 4. RHODES. E1 6 st. nv. felost
FOR sAL-A sTx.ROoM FRAME DWELLING
with nice side lot OF sith 81. between ProSpect
syszue and street: q snug home price, S.6sa
Easy terms Apply IS 18Th =. nv. tES9
~ o ST IVA BARGAIN IF SOLD AT 0SCE
Apply APARTMENT =. Dupont. III 9TH -
tazssos
For SaIe-BarEains for CeIOred Home
BayeEs.
Ks - w., modem b-iok. H5o. so zAh.
IE 81 lnns Iotl. SO; $50 cash
q I'd St ~. frsue home. 8 Ee. 800 cash
rs Vermont ave. Nv nod b-ick s 80; 500 cash
APPLY - ETH ST. y. v.
ES-d
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MALE & FEMALE HELP WANTED

WANTED-BUTLER AND COOK COUPLE Ok
single, sood wages; solicitor, male OF female.
white O. light colo-sd; TastTy cook. s. 0li New
YORK ave. uE fea7t
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APARTMENTS FOR RENT.
FOR RENT-oFFICES.

FOR RENT-THE MARYLAND BUILDING. 40
81. Nv, desirable once TooIrs. including heat.
Eht. eleTator and snifo- services prices. 81 10 IS
Der room WEAVER BROS. AS 81 IN. je15i
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NICEIY FURNISHED ROOMS; SPECIAL
weekly rzses; tAestzcsl people Eelcune. IS srh
= Nv. isloSt
rs MN YORK AVE. Nw.-EXCELLENT IN
suasrzl accommodations At reasonable rztes-
fes-ioteoi
49, { ST NWs[EXCELLENT INAUGURAL
accommodations and hoard; moderate pzices-
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FOR RENT-RoOMS
FURNISHED.
THE VAN DYKE,

FURNISHED ROOMS AND APARTMENTS.
Private baths lenE-distance phone u eEeTy rOon.
Cafe. Trsuseats Accommodated. hcSti
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PERSONAL.

WORAINGMEN. DID YOU EVER BUY on
iastallmsnt and kept paying the debt long after
the stun N&s worn out! Wen, cal on Is; pay
cash: save $ note on 4 slightly used taiioT5nzds
suit OF oFsrcuzt az $ 70 SIC. One pr5cs oily.
JUSTH'S OLD STAND. SIG D nv.
HIGHEST CASH PRICES PAID FOR WORN
ssEn4ents; either ladies' OF gents Send postal; VII
cslI any hour you zy. !. TARSHES, Is IA 81
nov. Phone North sg9.
NJ r S8lITH
LzdIes hairdrsssinE- ShanpOoinE, and scalp treat
ment- SIS Z Czpito. e. 'Pho8e Linz, 20
ja2s-35.sod
FOR SALE-CONTENTS OF TWO HOTELS
from jamestown Exposition e. HERMAN'S. -
18th 81. nv. be- c and y Y. ave. iel0Tt
SOCIAL AND BUSINESS TACT-oUTLINES
unlimited opportGniIies in Law business. politics.
ard society. Write to-day for contents q book.
W n IAHIS COMPANY, Trinidad, Colo. fest
GflIE- CATHERINE. PALSIsT AND CARD-
FcadT. has removed to sls New Yo-k ave. ASA
CLAIMS OF ALL KINDS COLLECTED ON
commission ATTORNEY. P O. Box 81. Wash
ington, D. c Sl5-SSt
MISS JESSIE ABBOTT.
Scientific Magnstic MaSAzA
.sssa Us 81 Ia. Sd hOOCl.
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HELP WAETED-MALE.

WANTED ACFIVE NAN 10 CLEAN wv
doEs; steady Wo-k; good pay, Cal. = u,
NATIONAL WINDOW AND OFFICE CLEAN
Nc co. Stewart Bldg. 9Th and D Nv. fsat
FIFTY BOYS WANTED AT ONCE; GOOD
noney 20 gOod bugs. Apply as q ST Nv fes-S
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WANTED SUBURBAN.
PROPERTY FOR SALE.

FOR sALE-Is YOUB BUSINESS OBJECTION
abe 20 yOu nsEtborsl Thea buy On B1z-
Ezrds Point st 81. sE.; laee feet for sale cheap.
ADDlJ = 18th ST nv. Art
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SITUATIONS WAKTED-MALE.

PAINTER. DECORATOR. GRATNER CALCI,
miner hardwood inisheT, &c; S2E per day; with
brushes; fine workman; reference. BOX Sc. Herald
The daily sentinel., 1909-09-30
TO ASK TAFT
To P1LP
,dEM
Today, Big Mining Men. Armed With
Resolutions Asking for Recogni-
ton of Mining Industry, Start
on an Important Mission.
GREAT INTEREST IN OUTCOME
rRN Nssocinted Press |

Goldfield. New. Sept. 30.-Carry-
ing the resolution adopted by the
American Mining Congress nov in
session here. calling upon President
Taft to urge federal recognition oS
the mining industry in the United
States. the San Francisco delegation
started home this morning to deliver
the resolution toNhe President upon
his arrival in San Francisco.
II is believed by some thai the
President viii make some declaration
of his position in regard 10 the grow
ing demand for a department or bu-
reau of mines at Washington.
As yet the Mining Congress has
taken no action on the matter other
than contained in the resolution ask
ing for Federal recognition of the
mining industry" There is a differ
ence of opinion among the delegates
upon the question of the establish
ment of a department of mines sim
liar to the department of Agriculture,
or only a bureau of mines and lively
discussion is expected when the sub
ject comes upon the floor of the con
vention.
That 1t is hopeless for the present
to expect the establishment of de-
CONTINUED on Page Eight.)
The daily sentinel., 1909-09-30
BANDITS STILL FREE BUT
100 MEN on THEIR TRAIL
Reported This Afternoon That Desper-
ADDE'S are Surrounded In Mountains
Nearly $500 Was Secured

when -tue horse ridden by one of the
bandits was shot 10 death This ban
dit quickly jumped into the bushes
His companion then deliberately de-
serted lis own horse. Joined the 9th
er nlan. and they were soon out Of
sisflt N}s thick underhtush of the
raNine. =
The i've horse was brought back TO
Glen wo5d by member of the posse
This hcYvl and the dead horse. were
identifi, fas belonging to livery
stable ~ Glenwood, and they had
been hired in the regular manner by
two mel. during the early afternoon
of Yesterday.
N is believed that the bandits are
still on foot. Owing to the wildness
'of the country and the fouehness
of the maintains they can make as
good ms1if not better, than men on
horsebscls The posse has had a hard
time finding their trail
II is nos believed that The men, II
surrounded. will be captured alive,
and they may claim several lives as
a tragic score from their pursuers.
There lisa report this afternoon 10
the effect that the two men had con
fede 'ates Ia the mountains waitini,
Hot aid them
The Citizens National Bank opened
its doors as usual this morning
Mayor Il. y Drach who Is the presi-
den. of the bank, states tbas the ban
dik got between 10000 and Sl2.-
$4,000 in gold, and in
the neighbornood of $1,000 in silver
and CURRENCY Insurance against bur
glars carried by the bank will pro-
tect the bank from heavy loss.
The bank has offered reward OF
$4,000 for the capture of the ban
dts. and the state. the county and
the insurance company will offer adj
ditional rewards.
VS9r. twtsist ixks lad lsea1 irtcler-
wood Springs fcr some days. but had
not acted in manner to excite sus-
picion. They planned the holdup
very cooly- II is believed that the
men can be easily identified.
The daily sentinel., 1909-09-30
ORPHANS WILL
GET THE FRUIT
Grand Valley Fruit, Which Has Gre
ated Such Sensation in Denver,
Will Be Donated to the Big
Charitable Institution.
IHANEY's INTERESTING LETTER

After tens of thousands of people
have viewed the display of magnifi-
cent fruit from this county in Denver
this week, it is very likely that the
inmates of the Denver Orphans Home
Will be presented with the fruit and
permitted to feast on the delicious
product of the valley of the Grand
The following most interesting letter
was received today by Secretary Ma
hony, of the Chamber of Commerce,
from Lee Haney. general advertising
agent of the Colorado Midland:
Denver. Colo, Sept. 2S, 1909.
Mr. Thomas F.. Mahony.
Grand Junction, Colo.
My Dear Mr.. Mahony:
presume, of course, that you have
already seen the Denver papers. in
which our latest stunt towards ad-
vertising the Grand valley wasplayed
up so prominently. but for your file
hand you herewith clippings. The
fruit arrived in fairly good shape, but
will hardly. in my judgment. stand
up to be shipped anywhere else. |
am anticipating your telegram in
structing US to divert this display to
some worthy charity consider the
Denver Orphans Home as being the
most worthy charitable organization
which you could favor. as II is CON
Quoted by some of the best citizens
of Denver and the State, and ! under
stand performs a high class function
in he line Of charities
am in receipt of some cougrat-
ulatory messages from your citizens
which l appreciate very much. and ]
want to take this occasion TO extend
to YOU my personal thanks for your
Kind offices in aiding me TO secure
this splendid displav. You will find
myself and all of the Colorado Mid
land hovs. ready at anv and all times
10 Join hands with you of Colorado's
Garden of Eden for the furtherance
of our mutual interests.
Until such time IS fortune again
brings MS together believe me,
Very sincerely.
LEE HANEY,
Advertising Agent.
The daily sentinel., 1909-09-30
GREAT RAILWAY SYSTEM
PROVIDES FOR
EMPLOYEES
Today 1t is Announced That $4,000
Men on the Rock Island Railroad
Will Share in Pension Sys-
tenn Beginning Next June.
DETAILS OF THE GREAT PLAN
IBy Associated Press. ]

Chicago. Sept, 30.-Forty-five
thousand employees of the Chicago,
Rock Island & Pacific railroad are to
have the benefit OF comprehensive
pension system. which will go into
effect June 30 1910. Among the ad-
vantages and rules comprehended in
the system are the following;
Compulsory retirement will occur
at the age OF 40. and active retire
ment at the age of 65.
There will be no limit to the age
at which the company will employ
men in the first instance.
In order to he entitled to the bene-
fits oil the pension the employe must
have been with the road for % years.
Leave OF absence. suspension with
reinstatement within one year or :,
temporary lay-ofi on account of a re-
Auction in the force shall not he re-
8arded as break in the term of the
employees. service.
Suspension shall be graded upon
the number of years he has been in
the employ OF the company.
The average salary of the employe
will be !takent during the entire term
of bis employment and he will be en-
titlei TO ] per cent of his average
salary for every year of service.
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BURNETT GETS
The BIG HOTEL
Proprietor of One of Grand juno
tons Big Hostelries Has Secured
the Hotel Glenwood Locat-
ed at Glenwood Springs.
TAKES POSSESSION TOMORROW

Harry Burnett. of this city, pro-
prietor of the St. Regis Hotel, one of
the leading and most popular hostel
ries of Grand junction and western
Colorado, tomorrow takes possession
of the Hotel Glenwood. the leading
commercial hostelry of Glenwood
Springs and one of the best known
hotels on the western slope.
Mr.. Burnett has been in Glenwood
for several days completing the de-
tails of the big deal and assisting in
making an inventory of the contents
of the big building.
Mr.. Burnett secures long time
lease on the Hotel Glenwood and pur-
chases the furniture of the building
Mr.. j. f. Jacks. for long period
connected with the st. Regis Hotel in
this city but for the past eighteen
months in the dining car service. as
conductor, is to be placed in charge
of the Hotel Glenwood as manager,
by MIR Burnett who, will. as in The
past. devote his personal attention TO
the management of the big hotel in
this city Mr.. Jacks is a hotel man
of long experience and modern ideas,
well and favorably known 10 the
travelling public. There is no ques-
ton but what he will be very sue
cessful and popular as manager of the
Hotel Glenwood.
Mr.. Burnett announced today that
he expects TO make vast amount OF
Continued on Page Three.)
The daily sentinel., 1909-09-30
WITHDRAWN
FROM MARKET
Important Movement in Realty Cir
cles.-The Town Company With
draws Great Number of Lots
to Make Improvements.
RESIDENCE PLACE" NEW NAME

II is announced on excellent auth
ority that the Grand Junction Town
and Development company has tenn
porarily withdrawn from market
practically all of its property. includ-
ing several blocks of desirable build
ing lots. in the northeast part of the
city. and i'm connection with this an
nounoement comes a report TO the eff
feet hat this withdrawal is made for
the purpose of permitting the com
pany TO make a large amount of at
tractiye improvements or the prop
critics. in the way of putting down
long strings of cement sidewalks,
marking our The lots, and installing a
sewerage system and connections.
II is reported that after these ex-
tensive improvements are made The
big district, forming one of the most
desirable and attractive residential
sections of the city, a section that is
rapidly building up with handsome
homes. is to be given the name of
Residence Place
The Grand Junction Town and De
yelopment company proposes to make
Residence Place" one of the most
beautiful residential sections to be
found in any city in Colorado,
1t will be remembered that about
one year ago the company simultan-
eously increased the prize of all It's
holdings in the way Of town lots so
per cent.
The daily sentinel., 1909-09-30

With two Hour sacks containing
nearly Sl2, 900 in gold. silver and
currency in their possession with big
revolvers and plenty of ammunition
with an accurate knowledge of the
wild mountainous country to aid
them and with many other circum-
stances in their favor. the two ban
dts who yesterday afternoon success
fully carried out one of the boldest
and most daring bank raids in the
history OF the west. were still at large
at late hour this afternoon.
More than 100 determined men,
heavily armed and well mounted, or
ganized under the civil authorities OF
Glenwood Springs and Garfield coun-
ty have been trailing the desperadoes
all day long. and late this afternoon
1t was reported that the men had
been surrounded In the mountains a
good many Smiles out OF Glenwood !.
that the posse was preparing to close
in on the men, and that u deadly
fight with Winchesters and revoiseYs
is imminent
All last night big posse. headed
| by Under Sheriff Devilbiss, traf,ed
the bandits, and this morning, al
least % other mounted men left The
wy " tithNo 'Pi'heF ph' FpihVN
the first posse some time today.
A report came into Glenwood about
noon that the under sheriff believed
that he had the two men surrounded
in particularly wild section of the
mountain country. All night picksts
were kept around this particular sec
tion. II was planned to close in on
this section as soon as the second
posse arrived at the scene The sec
ond posse probably reached the place
of the man round up some time
this afternoon
Bloodhounds reached Glehwood to-
day from Buena Vista and will aid
in tAe man hunt
As far as can be learned, the ban
dts have not been seen by members
of the posse since the fight between
possemen and the bandits on Lookout
mountain at about pm. yesterday.
The daily sentinel., 1909-09-30
INTERESTING LETTER is ISSUED

Whitewater got into line today,
with the other sections of the county
where cooperation is producing re-
suits. by organizing the Whitewater
Chamber of Commerce The old I'm
provement club accomplished some
things worth doing, but in name and
form was not uniform with the pub
lie service organizations throughout
the county. which the Chamber of
Commerce will be.
The officers elected are J. r. Pen
nisten, president; James Page, vice
president: John J. Mckay, secretary;
Eli Mahannah. treasurer.
These Officers will select a mem
ber of the board OF directors from
each district of the Whitewater coun-
Try
The new Chamber of Commerce
instructed its secretary to communi-
cate with the Mesa County Business
Association. asking its assistance and
cooperation on internal improve
ments, development of natural re-
sources and improvement of trans
portation facilities.
The following letter from the sec
rotary will be explanatory.
(Contirued on mage eight)
The daily sentinel., 1909-09-30
FOLLOW IN
Our FOOTSTEPS S
A Letter From Weather Observer
Hardinge Calls Forth an Interest
ing Review From the Lead
ing Newspaper of Idaho
PROPOSE TO DEFEAT THE FROST

An idea of the constantly incre3s-
ing attention the successful efforts AZ
smudgine or orchard heating carried
out in this valley this spring. is re
ceiving is given by very lengthy and
very Interesting editorial that appear
ed in Mondays issue of the Idaho
Statesman, the leading paper of Ida
no, published in Boise City. The
editorial is called forth by lengthy.
and important letter
received by the Boise City weather
bureau observer from Observer r. NJ
Hardinge, of this city, in which Nr.
Hardinge sets forth in a terse man
ner the results accomplished in this
valley by orchard heating, the man
ner In which the weather bureau co
operated with the people and the
plans carried out so successfully here.
In opening the editorial which is
entitled Frost Fighting" the States
man says:
The farmer of the olden time was
more creature of circumstances than
is his brother OF today. In other days
and other lands the farmer suffered
from drought. flood, poor soil and
frost in addition 10 ills of other kinds.
Today, in Idaho, he irrigates when it
is dry. drains when 1t is too wef.
remedies. by scientific rotation of
crops any defect that may exist in the
soil. and since fruit-growing has come
to be such a profitable industry he is
partment of mines, was the coDten-
ton of number OF delegates who
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