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The daily sentinel., 1909-11-04

Mr. and Mrs. f. W. Scott returned
today from a short pleasure trip to
Salt Lake City. In the announcement
of their departure a peculiar wording
gave the Impression which is correct
ed here, that Mr.. Scott had severed
his connection with his store. the Red
Trunk, in this city. The visit TO Salt
Lake City was merely pleasure
trip
The daily sentinel., 1909-11-04
To the Public

desire to thank all my friends for
the very hearty support given me.
which elected me to the position OF
commissioner of highways | espe-
cially desire to thank my many old
pioneer friends who gave me their
vote in memory of the early days of
the city:
Very respectfully.
S. j. SCOVILL.
The daily sentinel., 1909-11-04
1 he
lace
Spirella Corset

embraces every element of corset ex-
cellence-style, comfort. perfect fit
and durability. Spirella Boning is
guaranteed unbreakable. Sold only
by agent. at 744 Hill avenue or
Phone Red 1898.
Now the lap robes and horse blank
cts. Fred Mantey.
The daily sentinel., 1909-11-04

A total of 1904 people voted for
mayor Tuesday, while on April 6,
when mayor was chosen under the
old system, total of 2.643 people
voted for mayor. The total vote on
Tuesday was at least 500 less than
the total vote on April 6.
The daily sentinel., 1909-11-04
ECHOES FROM
THE ELECTION

Thomas NJ. Todd's combined first
and second choice votes gave him
total of 654. d. w. Aupperle's COM
bined first and second choice votes
gave him a total of COS votes. E NJ.
Slocomb's combined first and second
choice votes gave him a total of 591
votes. w. II. Bannister's combined
first and second choice votes gave
him total of 696 votes, and thus he
led not only on first choice but was
still leading when the second choice
votes were added
The daily sentinel., 1909-11-04

One OF the Oldest and best equipped
livery firms in western Colorado is
Barton & Terrill. Fifth and Colorado.
The daily sentinel., 1909-11-04

1t is reported on pretty reliable
authority that George w. Bullock.
the socialist attorney, is scheduled to
be city attorney, succeeding H. Lacy
McClintock, under the new order of
things.
The daily sentinel., 1909-11-04

Applicants for appointive positions
under the charter officials are bob
bing up in great number today
The daily sentinel., 1909-11-04

We have kino ana gentle horses
suitable for ladies' To drive. Cali
Blue Barn, phone Junction 22S.
The daily sentinel., 1909-11-04

Trobitz G Witcher, practical plum
bers, 122 North Fifth. Plumbing
and hot water heating.
The daily sentinel., 1909-11-04

Some extra fine moving pictures at
the Princess theatre tonight
The daily sentinel., 1909-11-04

Fewer people voted for each of the
other four commissioners than voted
for mayor or commissioner of public
affairs.
The daily sentinel., 1909-11-04

Full line heaters at Crowns.
The daily sentinel., 1909-11-04

A total of 1904 people. men and
women, voted for mayor in Grand
Junction Tuesday Over one-third of
these people gave w. II. Bannister
their first choice votes.
The daily sentinel., 1909-11-04

The total vote for b. w. Vedder,
candidate for commissioner of water
and sewers and who had no opposi-
ton, was 1919 behind the total vote
for mayor.
The daily sentinel., 1909-11-04

Holmbetg police, "a combined
votes, 207 moro vCtc5 han Wright,
for the Office of comm issioner of
health and civic beauty, while
Wright polled Just IL votes more
than did Gasho.
The daily sentinel., 1909-11-04

A unique feature of the election is
the fact that S. j. Scovill. the sue
cessful candidate for commissioner of
public highways, polled nearly 200
more votes than did Thomas H. Ra-
der, the second highest man; and Ra-
der polled l more than 200 votes
more than did Potorf. the third high
est man; and Pctorf polled nearly
zoo votes more than did Armstrong,
the next man in line.
The daily sentinel., 1909-11-04

Todd's plurality, after an votes had
been combined. over Slocomb, the
second highest man on the combined
votes, was 1873.
The daily sentinel., 1909-11-04

w. II. Bannister came zoo votes
nearer polling a majority of all the
votes cast Tuesday than did any 9TH
er candidate for the office of mayor
The daily sentinel., 1909-11-04

The total vote for the Office o
commissioner of finance and supplies
was 1879. and Vorbeck defeated
Chapman by majority of Go vote
in this race.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-12-05
The Cause Of Divorce

There would be fewer divorces,
blighted lives and wrecked homes
if men would correct their physical
defects before marriage.
Look over the records of the d.
vorce courts and you will realize
how many men who embark upon
the sea of matrimony are totally
unfit to become husbands. Think
of the humiliation and unhappiness
that such men bring upon them
selves.
No man should suffer from weak
ness, lost strength or any trouble
that saps his vital power when there
is such a certain cure as Electro
Vigor.
The reason any man becomes
weak and debilitated is because his
vitality has been exhausted in one
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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-12-05

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Cut out this coupon and mail it
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You should know regarding the
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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-12-05

Congress, what will it sound like2 Ans:
Like the firing of Cannon.
"3.-Why does Waiter always hang
around after meals as if he expected
something? Ans: He is waiting to re-
mind you that you got hole in your
pocket and might lose a nickel If you
ain t careful.
"4.-Whieh is the greatest Ruler,
Pres. Taft or Pres. ROOSEVELT Ans:
Senator Aldrich. :"
elf you continue thusly collecting,
you will know deliciously much about
America when you return to China" |
revamp.
81 do not expect to know very much
about America he report modishly,
s'only a little more than most Ameri-
cans.
"Will you take back message of
Equal Suffering to ladies of China7' is
next from ne.
Smiles from Hon. WI. Wag-signals
from O-Fido.
american Ladies is continually APP
preaching me with Suffragette express
sions to reproach, 20, Mr.. WI, we would
be so joyful if some one would give us
Vote!' If you got Vote, maybe
you would not use it properly Maybe
you would use it to trim hat with or
some other feminine trick, | snuggest
l-sternly, attempting to make noise like
a Argument. What if we did?' deploy
| this beswitching Creature, men seldom
does such innocent things with their
Votes. I set calm but nervus. Mrs.
| Madam | says at lastly, why does
Ladies wish votes2' 'They wish to be
Improved, she pop back. 'Ah, lovely
Heather Devil!' / corrode wheedle
somely, There you go again! Why are
you continually attempting to improve
things that are Perfect already? Why
! do you want to go around improving
great works of Art7 How could you
! improve Mrs. Venus de Milo by giving
her cigar and a derby hat? If Ladies
/ should form a Politickle Party, they
would be like the Republicans and
other perfect Institutions They could
not be no better than they are now;
therefore they must stand pat for lack
OF anything to do
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-12-05

While we was thusly chattering, one
Chinatown Office Boy enter in & say,
"Sec. Wilson is peevish about wait
ing"
80 yes" explode Hon. WI Tin :
fang, 81 nearly forgot my engagement
with the See of Agriculture to play a
game of croquet.''
care you fond of that exciting
game?" l expire.
81 hate it less than golf,' he ex-
plain. "Around Washington Public
Figure have got to play something, OF
he gets socially ostrichized -
He slip on a embroidered silk skirt
and a pongee jacket. Sing Hi, his
caddy, arrive with a bundle of croquet
mallets. Hon. WI Ting fang look with
dutiful expression like a Pilgrim
Father
Hon. w." I operate, "Befort
drawing off, one more reply, please
| By newsprints / read how yon are in
terested in Spiritualism G. Airships more
than any other athletick event. How
false is this report!''
50 did go to Spiritualism see Aunts
or 3 times. But shall do so no more
i First time | went, Hon. Ghost arrive
l say, Who are you3' A Senator re
port Hon. Ghost. Next night deai
| Spokes arrive. who are youo' I re
quire. Senator'S, they report. Mex
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-12-05

| Instead of which, what you do constant
lys You go around herding with Suf-
fragettes. You make speeches before
She-talkwa Clubs, prize fights and Chris
tian Sciences. You are always making
humorous hits instead of diplomatick
strokes. And when folks asks you for
lectures you arise up with Mark Twain
expression to say that America is still
raw on one side and that China is a bet
ter place to live in than Brooklyn any
day, including Sunday.
"It isl deploy Hon. WI with peril
ously yellow smiles. 9tI did not come
here to give Taft taffy to Americans.
come here to get an education by peek
ing around and asking Why when | sec
something / cannot answer
81 came from Japan for a similar
job, - is sharp report from me.
"Why do you make limitations of
me?'' require Hon. WI with DR.. Cook
expression.
"Because I admire you fer your ele-
waited brain," I relapse.
! Hon. WI Tingfang take note book
! from desk & in this he wrote, "Togo
says he admires WI because Wu's
mind is equipped with elevator service
to 18th storey
"Thusly," resume this great CUES
toner, ''When / see a chunk of infor-
nation I want, ask for it. Some of
the replies l get, like yours, is foolish.
Many Others is tr,e as they are discour-
teous. For instance, / was in Union
Depot yesterday wishing to buy tick
cts for Keebunk. Several hundred Pas
senger Persons was running back &
forthly wishing to do likewise all to-
gether. Hon. Tibet Man throw me my
carfare with peeled expression like a
sick cat. why sto Ticket Men always
look so insulted when folks buy tickets,
require. 'Beea1se, say Hon. Ticket
Man, if we acted too pleasant you
would want to stand here and talk all
day and the other Idiots waiting in line
would miss their train Thusly I col
leet fresh Jam of Truth nearly every
place | arrive. Only last week took in
the following brite replies to my En-.
quiries:
"1-'Why is a Pullman Car hotter
than any other place on Fartb9 An
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-12-05

That female Lady set silently for
few moments, then she laugh at me with
cold snagger. Hon. Wa, she say final
ly, Male Men has kept US Ladies tame
& subdued for past million years by
telling how perfect we was. But that
Talk don t go Down no more. When
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-12-05

night that place was full of Speckters.
who is here this time?' this from me.
ESenatorsi' this from them Il ain t
spending the money of the Chinese gov
eminent to see Senators when | can
see more than / want for nothing,
slam down & depart off with angry
rages.'
"About Airships," report this Fa-
nous Mongolian, ~ am entirely erazed
and can't think of nothing but going
up for a tightly ride with Wright Bros.
But can t do, thanks -
why can t you do, if you wish?' l
examine.
My wife won t let me- he report
parting off gloomily. And then I real
ize how American Hon. WI have be-
came, in spite of his lemon color.
Hoping you are the same
Yours truly,
HASHIMURA TOGO.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-12-05

Ladies gets so Mancipated that they
realize their imperfections, l shodder to
think how soon a Beautiful Brunette
may be embroidering sofa cushions in
the East Room of the White House. -
"Will Sufragetting make some
strides in China soon?'' I promote
Hon. WI set twisting his pig-tail
thoughtfully with thumb & finger
'FLike nearly every other Modern I'm
provement," says he, "China have trie
Suffragetting long ago and gone back
to Opium. Our late lamented Empress
Dowager became a Suffragette and was
poisoned by her loving subjects. If
she had continued doing so, maybe
Ladies would not control the ballet-box
in China"
''Would you send Ladies to Jailroom
to discourage them from Votes?" 1 ask
it.
elbow foolish!'' he otter. Ladies can
never be stopped by the Police. What
say Hon. Confucius, Chinese bookmaker,
about this subjeka Hesay, when a
female Woman want something she
can t have, give it to her and she will
Immediately want something else
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-12-05

"1-'Why is Pullman Car hotter
than any other place ON Earth? An
swer: Because ears collects heat and it
is not the policy of the Road to give up
anything.
CT the Insurgents ever wins in
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-12-05

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The Washington herald., 1909-05-11
SLIPSMOTHERAT SHOW; HBDS
Mss Sanders Becomes Bride While
Parent Sits Out Play.
Daughter FeiGned Illness and Left
Mother in Theater While She
Goes TO Marry Mr. Mowbray.

4 pretty little romance, tracing back
20 when the bride snd groom were both
attending the Franklin School. was
brought 70 a close yesterday in the rec
tory of Trinity Church. when Miss Fred
e-icka QUitmsn Sanders was made the
bride Of Carleton Movbray. formerly
well known IN this city. and now a pros
perous St Louis business man
Cupid finally dominated over the VIII
Of Mamma Sanders. who was decidedly
opposed to The match. IN fact. 50 opposed
that she had forbidden the young man 20
call on her daUEhter. but love finally
found a way. and il Is whispered that
many were the meetings OF these two
during the time the groom spent in tfS
city.
After dinner yesterday Mss Sanders
Induced her mother 20 accompany her
20 ChaSe's for the matinee Before the
performance was over Miss Sanders be-
came suddenly III and begged 20 be a.
lowed 70 return home but II order thar
Mamma Sanders would not miss any OF
the show, pleaded with her 20 stay. which
wish was compiled with.
IN the meantime Mowbray had not
been idle. and AZ the moment the bride
was taken sick vas waiting for her
armed with 2 marriage license which
he had procured some tine before They
Immediately proceeded 10 the church
Miss Sanders IS a graduate OF GUnston
Institute. and Is one OF the popular girls
OF the city NJ. Mowbray was reared
IN this city. and Is a graduate Of Tech
meal HiEh. Il IS probable the couple viii
make their future home IN s.. Louis.
The Washington herald., 1909-05-11
CLINICAL SOCIETY IN SESSION
Physicians from All Over Country
Gather at the Willard.
Papers Urging Advancement of Med
fcal Research Read and Off
GERS Are Elected.

Arguments in favor of the advancement
Of medical research were embodied in
each OF the addresses delivered Al the
first annual meeting Of the American So
ciety for the Advancement OF Clinical IN
veStigati0n at the New Willard yesterday.
Physicians from various sections OF the
country were present when the conference
was opened al 1o-3o O'Clock yesterday
morning Aside from the transaction Of
routine business matters. papers OF scien-
tIfC importance were discussed through
out the day.
s J. MetzIer, president Of the society.
opened the sessions with an address on
The science OF clinical medecie: what #
ought 10 be. and the men 70 uphold IT,"
New phases OF this branch Of the
medical profession were debated. and
when the meeting adjourned Yesterday
evening. 10 meet in Washington again
next year, the members termed the first
conference highly successful.
Those who were elected 10 administer
the affairs OF the new society for the
next year were DIT. D. L Edsau. oe New
York. president; Dr. J. A Caps. Of Chi
cago, vice president; Or. Il. A. Christian
Of Boston, secretary; DR.. John Rowland.
Of New York. treasurer. and DR.. Martin
Fischer, Of Livermore. Cal. counceIor.
Among the papers read at the afternoon
session were The advantages OF Fnterrnit-
tent positive pressure in resuscitation
with some experimental observations Jo-
seph a Capps and Dean D. Lewis. Chi
caso; Military tuberculosis OF the skin"
Wilder Tileston. Boston. The ssnso-v
synptomatology Of the facial nerve" J
Ramsay Hunt. New York: a study Of
experimental ansemia, Joseph II. Pratt.
Boston Observations on AietaboIism IN
cases Of muscle spasms due 10 heat" n
/ EdsaN, Philadelphia: The relation of
arophy OF the pancreas TO gIycosuria
Joseph II. Pratt. Boston. and some
iurtner observations on experimental
1ephritis." H. A. Christian, Boston.
The Washington herald., 1909-05-11

tory Of any contest has such a house
been given away We have advertised
this home At S5S0, but doubt If YOU
could buy any to-day for that price
Every contestant knows what the White
steamer automobile IS. Don't forget. a
little effort during the next few weeks
might he the means Of you driving your
Own machine during the hot summer
months
II YOU all would give A little more
thought % the valGe o. the prizes and
estimate the number OF subscriptions We
VIII have 20 take tn % repay rs for them.
we are confident that one and all would
put q little more energy into their cam
paign. Z IS hard 70 underst and whv
people viii allow themselves 10 he de-
TERED from entering such g contest as
this one. especially where the chances OF
winning a valuable home are 50 bright
II you are not yet entered. show your
Independence and start Immediately. II
there is no nomination blank in this
issue. drop the contest manager n postal
card and he viii be delighted 10 supply
YOU the necessary blanks. Fill the first
one out yourself. and you have leo votes
20 start with That number Is as many
as a great number of our con- ntestantS
have to thsir credit all told Then 20 out
and gather up few three-year subsc-ip-
tio1s and get into the race in earnest
TIE opportunity - here for YOU = YOU
cnly take advantage of ir.
The Washington herald., 1909-05-11
SPECIAL OFFER NOW ON
1880 Extra Votes Viii Be Issued on Every Five
New Yearly Subscriptions, or on
Their Equivalent
BIG CHANCE TO SECURE EXTRA VOTES
If You Have Not Entered This Contest Enter Todav-It
Is Not Too Late to Be Winner
IG CHANCE TO SECURE EXTRA VOTES

Yesterday morning opened Up with the
special oner for the next twenty days.
Don't overlook this special offer. Full
particulars will be found in to-day's ad-
vertisement All that is necessary 10 Sc
cure the 1880 extra votes is for you 10
turn IN subscriptions amounting 70 81
A record Of each and every subscription
taken during the next twenty DAYS viii
be kept, IL making no difference whether
your friends come in and pay their sub
scription. so long as ;hey ten Us VINO they
are voting for. You will receive the extra
votes. providing YOU have a credit Of So
During this special offer you viii receive
the extra votes soon after this offer
closes. II you do not turn in subscrip-
tions amounting to so. do not forget that
you will be entitled 10 500 extra votes II
you turn in subscriptions amounting to
SIS.
This IS an opportunity for every con-
testant who has not done much as yet
10 catch the leaders. Don't you think
the prizes worth the effort? The contest
department would Ike each and every
contestant In The Washington Herald
contest 10 go out and see our first grand
prize. the home Of a hundred ideas. pur-
chased from Niddaugh and Shannon. We
think that you would put more interest
n YOUR work, as never before in the his
The Washington herald., 1909-05-11
BALTIMOREANS INVITE TAFT.
Delegation Requests Him TO Open
Good Roads COnEreSS

An invitation vas extended 70 Presi-
dent Taft TO open the Good Roads Con
gress. in Baltimore MAY Is to % bv a
large delegation OF Baltimoreans. headed
BY Mayor J. Barry MahooI and H Wins
low Williams, secretary Of the State Of
Maryland, who called at the White House
yesterday afternoon
The delegation. which was made m Of
representatives OF nearly every business
organization Of Baltimore. and many
others prominently connected in that city.
came over on a special car over the
Washington. Baltimore and ANNAPOLIS
Electric Railway. arriving IN this CITY IN
the early afternoon Among those max
ing the trip were: John VI. Barrott.
Thomas B Catch. Franklin p. Carr. L.
Scott Carsweil. John B. Spence. Harry
W Adams, John VI. Dennis. R. 1. Bur
well, Francis Sanderson, Charles 6. York.
J. Monroe Holland, ". Clement Ohio. ex-
Senator Martin Dodge, Fred II. Taft.
8dolph Spamer William F. Holmea5.
Charles ]. DObler. John H GiIdea- ir
Philip Joseph, David A Leonard. E. Ash
bury Davis. Milton c. Davis. Arthur c
Jackson. y. E Lee Hall, Jacob ". HooI,
H. Matthew Giants. Thomas J Grosan
James 7. Clendenin. Harry H. Brown
Jacob s Goldsmith, F J. La Motto and
William Grecht.