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The daily sentinel., 1909-03-17
BARELA MAKES VICIOUS ATTACK
BLOCK The WAY
REPUBLICANS

Senator DeLong at once renewed
the amendment he Offered yesterday
but it was promptly ruled out of
order.
Then Senator Barela in a speech of
considerable length made vile and
vicious attacks on everything and ev-
erybody that had opposed him. He
was called to the question several
times but managed to proceed. Others
engaged in the debate. Finally the
O'Connell resolution went over until
tomorrow.
The resolution providing for an in
vestigation of the Woodruff land
scandal was then taken up and dis
cussed until 1890 O'Clock when an
adjournment was taken until .
O'Clock.
The primary bill is before the SEN
The daily sentinel., 1909-03-17

cent, and on those oveE 100000. 3
per cent. II is estimated that 20
million dollars annually will be de-
rived from this tax.
The reciprocity provisions of the
bill contain paragraphs assessing du-
ties on bituminous coal and coke and
on agricultural implements by which
these articles are given entry free of
duty when imported from countries,
which permit the free Importation
of those articles from America.
The duty on lead-bearing ore is
reduced from y cents per pound to
cent. The duty on lead dross bull
ion. base bullion and lead in pigs is
reduced from is cents to ! y cents
per pound; in sheets. pipes and shot
from 21s cents to / q cents per
pound.
The maximum and minimum pro-
visions OF the bin do away with the
necessity for continuing foreign trade
agreements.
The full membership of the COM
mittee on ways and means will meet
at 10 am. tomorrow to formally con
slider the tariff bill The republican
members OF the committee expect to
be able to report ii to the house after
the one meeting.
The daily sentinel., 1909-03-17

ate this afternoon
No decision was reached last night
at the conference of the democratic
senators on the bank guaranty law.
A number of the senators refused to
attend.
The house this morning passed a
number of measures on third reading,
The finance committee OF the house
and the senate announced the APP
preparations agreed upon for the en-
suing two years. The excess of the
appropriations over the preceding
two years amounts to S1S3.000.
The house will hold session to-
night to discuss the bill providing
for the formation of the new coun-
ties of Boone. Oak, Bryan, lie Veta.
and Nordolk. There is much oppos-i
tion to the measure and it will hard
ly pass.
The daily sentinel., 1909-03-17

THE LAW MAKES THE JUDGE
THE WITNESS OF THE LAW" RE
MARKED JUDGE HART, $50 |
WILL TAKE THE WITNESS STAND
AND GIVE MY TESTIMONY"
LEAVING THE BENCH HE WALK
ED TO TIE CHAIR WHICH HAD
BEEN THE CENTER OF AT1ItAC-
TION FOR TWO MONTHS, AND BE
GAN TO READ. THE COURTROOM
WAS PACKED TO THE FOUR
WALLS. a DOZEN DEPUTIES AND
DETAIL PATROLMEN WERE
SCATTERED AROUND THE BAR.
II DO NOT ANTICIPATE ANY DEM
ONSTRATION," SAID THE COURT,
but WILL RUN NO RISK OF
HAVING ONE At THE ELEVENTH
HOUR"
The daily sentinel., 1909-03-17
EFFORTS TOINCRIMNAT TE EPROMLNENTMENFAH
THE ACCUSED men WERE bound OVER TODAY

All We're bound over TO the district
court under bonds of $500 each
None could give bond, and so all must
stay in Jail six months or until the
October term of the court.
1t was apparent that at least two
or three of the men had no right to
register and. as The Sentinel de-
proven conclusively they deserve
punishment. Violations of the regis
tration laws should not be tolerated
in the least.
Not one of the defendants testified
that he had been taken to the clerk s
office by a saloon man, as had been
charged. Not one of them had been
paid to go there by any man or or
gauization. Not one of them testi
fled to the effect that they had been
brought to Grand Junction and col
onized here for the purpose of hav-
ing them vote on the saloon issue.
Efforts were made by Deputy Dis
trict Attorney McClintock to get the
men TO incriminate County Clerk
Starr. but these efforts failed. One
of the men, who contradicted him
self on many points, was finally pre-
vailed upon to say that Mr.. Starr
had not asked him where he resided.
At least two of the men denied
ever having resided at 400 Colorado
avenue, from which place some 80
men are said to have registered.
The men testified to the effect that
the men who vouched for them had
wholly or partially influenced them
to register.
From the statements of several of
the men the registrations are illegal.
They testified that they had been in
the county but a short time. The
men. with perhaps one exception, are
of a most ignorant class. None of
them had an attorney and no de
fense by an attorney was made for
them They had no means to en-
ploy an attorney.
III the men We're induced to regis
ter Illegally by any person, that per-
son should be dealt with more severe
ly than these men; but the vile
charges made by the morning sheet
that candidates on or leaders in the
campaign of the Citizens & Taxpay-
The daily sentinel., 1909-03-17

ers' ticket are implicated have not
the slightest foundations and never
had. The evidence of the men them
selves adds further proof to the falsi-
ty of these charges.
A number of additional warrants
were issued today. VIII A. House of
the Y. NJ c. A.. who is devoting prac-
tically all of his time to the Good
Citizenship League campaign. is said
to be at work upon these cases.
II is hoped that every man guilty
of fraudulent registration will be run
down and convicted.
The daily sentinel., 1909-03-17
Especial to The Sentinel. ]

Denver. March 17.-The repubII-
can members of the state senate of
Colorado have started a filbuster in
tended to prevent the passage OF a
direct primary law or any other party
measure advocated in the democratic
platform. This was made apparent
this afternoon when Senator Burger,
republican, spoke for two hours
against the bill and when other i'll
clustering tactics were carried out.
When the senate convened this
morning there were only 16 of the 80
members present. The resolution OF
Senator O'Connell providing for the
investigation of the charges concern
ing the conduct and the vote Of and
on the Beshoar-Barela contest was
again taken up.
The daily sentinel., 1909-03-17
JUR ! H A s
GRE A I
CASE
LBy Associated Press. ]

NASHVILLE, TENN, MARCH IL.
JUICE HART READ HIS
CHARGE TO THE JURY IN THE
SHARP-COOPER MURDER CASE
THIS MORNING. FINISHING AT
11:15. THE TWELVE MEN AT
ONCE RETIRED. THE DOCUMENT
CONTAINS TWENTY THOUSAND
WORDS AND LAWYERS SAY 1T IS
THE MOST COMPREHENSIVE AND
CLEAR CHARGE EVER INTRO
DUCIjD IN A TENNESSEE COURT
AND INCLUDES THE DIGEST TES-
TIMONY OF EVERY WITNESS
CALLED.
The daily sentinel., 1909-03-17
MANY BIG CHANGES e
MADE BY The sew
TARIFF I'LL TODAY
No Duty on Cofee---Inheritance Tax
Certain Big Increase For
Country ReUenue
LBy Associated Press. |

IBy Associated Pressl
IA downward revision, the maximum
w minimum provisions of which impose maxi
duty of 20 of the present tariff and
that the to the
will be increased by from 40 to so million dollars are the
the tariff bill which introduced the
today by Representative Payne the chairman the
committee of that body.
The recommendations of President Taft that inheritance tax
that limited of tobacco and be
the Philippines included in the bill
The daily sentinel., 1909-03-17

: This afternoon Mr.. Cole gave
: cut the information that the
: high school senior class had had
: a class meeting and had elected
= Judge Lindsey of Denver as
their first choice for commence
. ment speaker. and Rev. Edwards
to deliver the baccalaureate ser
; mon.
The daily sentinel., 1909-03-17
FIRE IN SALT LAKE
NV Assoctated Press. l

ny AHSOtidltu 7ltoh- ]
SALT LAKE, MARCH IT.-nE-
FECTiNE ELECTRIC WIRING
CAUSED \ FIRE IN THE !. Y. l..
FURNITURE HOUSE THIS MORN
ING. THE LOSS IL 100 THOUS-
AND DOLLARS.
The daily sentinel., 1909-03-17
SELECT SPEAKERS.

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Cañon City record., 1909-02-04
CELEBRATE WOODEN ANNIVER-
SARY OF THEIR WEDDING.

Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Wright cele-
brated the wooden anniversary Of their
marriage last Thursday evening by
entertaining a company Of friends at
their home. The evening was spent
in playing games Of various kinds and
was avery agreeable one to all.
Several prizes were awarded for
proficiency in the amusement con-
tests and were eagerly competed for
by the guests. Mrs. Andrew Shore
was lucky enough to win both the cap
ital prizes, two beautiful volumes of
poems, and Mr.. Wright was given the
consolation prize. Shortly after 10
o'clock delicious refreshments were
served and each guest was presented
with a minerature wooden spoon as
a souvenir Of the occasion. There
were about thirty people present and
everybody enjoyed the affair immense
"
Cañon City record., 1909-02-04
BROKE HER LEFT ANKLE
By FALL RROK OTBPS.

Mrs. Thomas II. Robinson had the
misfortune to fall from the steps of
her homo at 1011 Rudd avenue last
Saturday evening in such . way ~ to
break her left leg, near the ankle. sA-
failing at once q painful and serious
injury. Mrs. Robinson had started
down the steps in front Of the house
to visit one OF the neighbors when
the unfortunate affair occurred. She
has suffered greatly result Of the
accident. and, it 10 probable that she
will not be able to walk for many
weeks to come.
Cañon City record., 1909-02-04
ROCKVALE ITALIAN COUPLE
MARRIED BY JUDGE COOPER.

John Lucreno and Miss Maria Ber-
no. Italians of Rockvale. were united
in the bonds Of wedIock Monday eve
ming by County Judge James Cooper.
After the wedding the young folks
drove to Rockvale where they will
make their homo. Not being able to
speak or understand the English lam
guage. the young couple employed the
services Of an interpreter. and moi
knowing the ways. why's and where
fores Of the American laws and Gus
toms, when they were told to, Join
hands during the pronouncemmt Of
the ceremony. they raised thsir hands
as II to take an oath In the court Of
iugtic0 p.
Cañon City record., 1909-02-04
CANON emS ARE M 4
BASKETBALL CHAMPIONS

The Canon City high school girls
basketball team are now champions
Of the Canon-Crippls Greek districts.
Cripple Greek girls are second. hav-
ing defeated every team but the Can
on City team. 0outA Canon and Vic
tor are even for third place. each
team having won one game.
This standing speaks we'll for the
Canon City girls. for In size and
weight they have bean outclassed.
but in the three essentials Of basket
ball. clean playing. fast playing and
team work their superiority hAs been
thoroughly demonstrated. ~"
The reputation OF the girls for lady
like conduct both on the floor and off.
the spirit of comradeship among the
individuals. and their position as the
champion team. make them the PRIDE
and honor of our high school. They
have proven to those with whom they
have come in contact, that Canon
girls are of the frst-elass in charac-
ter and activity. and this year.! in the
front as basketball players.
The squad is composed Of: For
wards, Rose Lines, Helen Hartmann.
Elsie Kennedy: centers, Maud Guth-
rie.. Vera Cissna; guards, Rofena
Lewis, Margaret McKinzle. Nina
Munroe (captain).
Cañon City record., 1909-02-04
TWAS A GLORIOUS VICTORY.

There's rejoicing In Fedora, Tenn.
A mans life has been saved. and now
DR.. Kings New Discovery is the talk
OF the town for curing G. v. Pepper
Of deadly lung hemorrhages." II
could not work not get about" he
writes, "and the doctors did me NO
good, but, after using DR.. Kings New
Discovery three weeks, feel like a
new man, and can do good work
again" For weak, sore or diseased
lungs. Coughs and Colds. Hemorrhs-
ges, Hay Fever, La Grippe. Asthma
or any Bronchial affection it stands
unrivaled. Price Soc and $1.0O. Trial
bottle free. Sold and guaranteed by
Hunter Palmer.
Cañon City record., 1909-02-04
GONE 10 LAS ANGELES no
BECOME 4 PHYSICIAN

Ben Cliff. son OF Mr.. and Mrs. Zspo
Cliff Of South Canon. spent several
days here last week visiting his pa
rents while on his way from Montana
to Los Angeles. California, where he
expected to make his homo. During
the last six or seven years Mr.. Cliff
has been engaged in the nursery bias
iuess in Montana. and. having aecum-
ulated Q nice little bank account. De-
cided TO remove 70 Los Angeles and
take . course Of study In medicine
with . view Of entering upon . pro-
fsssioaal life. He made good" In
Montana and his frisads believe that
the qualities that brought suecsss 70
him there will win for him b Cali
fornia- His brother. william 0ief..
has been supsrintendsnt Of . ia1Ss
brick manufacturing company ID Los
Angeles for several ysarS.
Cañon City record., 1909-02-04

The work Of finishiAs mp the baso.
meat Of The ylrst Christian church b
order that 10 may Be- utilised for 01n-
day school purposes and social gath
srings Of various kinda was bag1A
mis- morning and will b prooseutol
- rapidly - circumstances viii pof-
NIT. Aboat two thousand square fsee
OF concrete flooring will b put down
and some needed wooden partition
walls erected. when the work y
completed the congregation Of tAe
Christian church will have ons of tAo
most capacious and aonvsnient g.
tertalnmsnt aAA baaaust ros@e = ~
city. The ladies Of he church aso
pianiA0 . chlcksn pie supper - -
sivea II tAs nsv roons 4 ~ neae
Cañon City record., 1909-02-04
HOW. THIO3

We offer One Hundred DollAss -
ward 70 anycssa rcmfwyp sAr11l
ward for any case Of CatarrA ths4
cannot be cured BY Halls CatnrrA
Cure. =. J. CHENEY 4 co. Tolsdo. o.
We. the undersigned. have known
r. J. Cheney for the last Is - Ars.
and believe his psrfsctely honorabls
In all business transactions and H.
nancially able TO carry out any obligA-
tons made BY his firm.
wALDING, KINNAN 4 MARVIN.
Wholesale RDruggists, Toledo.O o.
Halls Catarrh Cure IL taken inter
nally. acting directly upon the blood
and mucous surfaces of the system.
per bottle. Sold by all druggists.
Take Halls Family Pills for oonsd-
patton. s'"
Cañon City record., 1909-02-04
WHEN We
~ were BOYS

Boys today are 20 very different
than wheA We were boys. especially
those of US who seemingly have the
and the welfare Of the dear boys. When
We were boys we went to places of
amusement ana Just acted nice and
said things. 1 myself am not 20 old
but what 1 car we'll remember when
was q boy.
feel that I am thoroughly convlnc-
cd that the boys of today are no worse
than boys Of . few years ago.
For my part believe we would do
the boys more lasting good If we
spoke a word of encouragement once
in a while instead of continually see
ing and speaking of their faults and
their misdoings continually and never
seeing any one thing good in them.
As to the roudiness that was spoken
of in the Record of January 29th,
feel that 1t was all uncalled for as 1
was there myself and never saw a
more orderly crowd Of young people.
The old stove up stairs was turned
over but it was purely an accident. and
by the way, the boys who turned 1t
over were over sixteen years old. I
felt it was my duty as was in charge
of the program of the evening to cor
rect the statement alluded to as can
easily see how the reporter could be
misinformed as to the way things
were conducted. have lived in
Canon City six years and do not re-
member OF reading one word OF en-
couragement for the boys as far as
their conduct was concerned. Now
men look for the good you can see In
the boys you meet for the next few
days and compare the good with the
bad and the scale will tip to the good
every time. Also think of the exam
pie the boys have set before them by
their seniors. 1t is Just as necessary
to give encouraging words to boya
As it is to SOW good sUed in order to
grow a good plant.
DR. @. c. LAMB.
Cañon City record., 1909-02-04
DlH SlTvloAY MolH N. !:
TER 4 uMeLRine ILLNESS

Jsff Davidson Cook. son Of Rsv. and
Mrs. J. D. Cook Of Neridsa. Miasissip-
pi. died nom tuberculosis at SO Piks
avenue . few minutes after 10 o'clock
Saturday night after . long illness.
aged twenty-one years. two months
and four days.
Deceased came here with his moth
or and brother last spring for the
benefit Of his health but the hopsd-for
improvement BY the change OF cli-
mate was not realized. although for .
short time the ravages Of the disease
seemed to be arrested BY his new en-
vironment A few days ago he had
severe attack OF pleurisy. which In
tensified his suffering and hastened
the tragedy of his death. which was
a peculiarly sad one by reason Of his
youth and the patience and heroism
with which he awaited the end.
His father. who Is pastor of the con-
gregation of the First Baptist church
at Meridian. was telegraphed for on
Friday. and arrived here today, too
late. however. to see his son alive.
Deceased was . young man OF good
education and many excellent traits
Of character and his death will be
deplored among his new found friends
in Colorado hardly less sincerely than.
among his relatives and more init
mate associations in his home city.
He had been q bookkeeper for
business firm In the south before
coming to Canon City for his health
and was highly esteemed By his em-
ployers in that capacity. About
year ago . brother of the deceased
fell a victim to the white plague.
which annually elots out the ma
terial hopes and ambitions Of . multi
tuds Of men and women whose ss-
tivitiss would BE- influential In lead
ing humanity mp to . higher plaas
Of living.
A funeral service will bs Asld at
$50 Pike avenue At O'Clock this
evening under the direction Of Rsv.
@. w. Hatcher to which the frisnds
OF the family are invited. The father.
mother and son will leave tomorrow
with the remains for their
home In the sunny south. where the
intsrment will take place IN he fh0-
ly burial ground.
Cañon City record., 1909-02-04
THE MAYOR,S SALARY.

Two ysars ago The Daily Record
proposed that the city Of Canon City
should pay its mayor salary more
in keeping with the services needed.
The need 10 greater today than ever
for such an increase In salary. More
time and attention 10 bsing demanded
cash year Of the mayor. ~. -
The mayor rsceives the paltry sum
Of SIS per month. ,,;,s. .. .gsrs-. P
1t is either too much or too little.
We expect . great deal from the
mayor Of Canon City. Past mayors
have devoted . great deal Of time and
attention to the office. Ths present
mayor has devoted . great deal more
time to the office than he could we'll
afford. He has made mistakes. but
he has done his BEST. It IL wrong TO
expect . man to neglect his business
and give his time to the city without
pay. -,.. g.. .....
The ideal theory ID that men who
have been successful in business and
are 20 to speak "on easy street."
should give up part Of their timc for
the public good, expecting nothing in
return but the honor OF the office.
But the theory doesn't work out. That
class of our citizens do not accept the
offices.
We must select our city officers
from the busy business men who can
often IN afford to give up the time
necessary to the growing needs Of the
office without some compensation.
Only a few weeks ago Mr.. g. G.
Dawson. late county e attorney went
befort the county commissioners and
told them that the salary Of the coun.
ty attorney was too low. He said
that he did not expect TO be selected
to succeed himself and that he could
with better grace than the incomip9
attorney suggest the raise. The sug-
gestion was 10 fair the county COM
missioners acted upon II and voted
the increase In salary.
None know better than the present
mayor the demand upon hiS time and
the needs Of . fair salary. It would
be . gracious thing for him and just
act to his successor II he would use
his influence to have q fair SALARY
voted for this successor 70 the Office
Cañon City record., 1909-02-04
PHYSICIANS CLUB.

The first regular meeting Of the
Physicians Post Graduate Club was
held last evening at the office Of DR..
Little.
DR.. Moore Of Florence lectured on
the anatomy of the heart, and DR..
Graves ON the physiology Of the
heart. The lectures were illustrated
with specimens from the lower anil
mails and were very instructive.
Those present were Drs. Moore
Cañon City record., 1909-02-04
'oSf EElcE CLERK aR
MEn MIlAnoN FED. d

Announcement has Just bssn made
BY the United States Civil Service
Commission that . compstivs exami-
nation will be held in this city ON
Wednesday. February 34th for the po-
sition Of clerk and carrier in the post
office service. These examinations
are open to all citizens of the United
States who comply with the require
ments Of the commission.
Applicants must be between eigh-
teen and forty-five years Of age. ex-
cept in the cases of persons honora-
bly, discharged from the military or
naval service by reason Of disability
resulting from wounds or sickness
incurred in the line of duty, who are
exempt from the usual age limit.
Married women will not be admitted
to this examination. This prohibition.
however, does not apply to divorced
women or women who are separated
from their husbands and support
themselves.
Clerks In offices Of the first and
second class and carriers in the city
delivery service are divided into six
grades as follows: First grade. sal
ary 5000: second grade. salary $500:
third grade. salary 5000; fourth
grade, salary $1,000; fifth grade. sal
ary $1,100; sixth grade. salary $1,000.
Clerks and carriers at first-class OFF,
ces will be promoted successfully to
the fifth grade. and clerks and car
riers at second-class offices will Be
promoted successively to the fourth
grade.
All promotions OF both clerks and
carriers will be made at the beginning
of tho quarter following the expira-
ton Of . years service in the next
lower grade. No promotion will be
made except upon evidence satisfac-
tory to the postoffice department Of
the efficiency and faithfulness Of the
employe during the preceding year.
When q clerk or carrier. fails of pro-
motion because of unsatisfactory SCR
vice he may be promoted at the be-
ginning of the second quarter there
after. or Of any subsequent quarter.
ON evidence that his record has been
during the Intervening
period. Clerks and carriers OF the
highest grade in their respective Of
fees are eligible for promotion to
offices.
For application blanks. instructions
and general information about these
inquire Of Fred PEN
At the postoffice. No appli-
cation will be considered unless filed
before O'Clock p. m. February Is.
Cañon City record., 1909-02-04
SUCCESSFUL ORCHARD
bEATlM6 TEST FRIDAY

One Of the most successful orchard
heating tests that has thus far taken
puace in tho Canon City district was
given ON the fruit ranch Of John shaw.
9r.. on. Ash street. Lincoln Park.
last Friday night. The pots were Of
Mr.. Shave, own construction and
both oil and coal were used for fuel.
Despite the coldness Of the night Mr..
shaw was able to raise the temper
aturs In the heated some . fractsnr
over ten degrees and held Il there
for . period Of two hours.
Flfty-f0ur pots were lightsd, forty
Of which used oil for fusl aad fosr-
teen coal. The former burned the
greater part Of the night and the lat
tor . little over two hours without
replsnishing. Mr.. 0haw's experiment
was highly gratifying and convinced
. number Of his skeptically In
clinsd neighbors Of the value Of or
chard heating - an agency IN saving
the fruit crop from the frost. The
test ,was Witnessed hy . numtsf Of
gentlemen Interested IN Horticulture.
Cañon City record., 1909-02-04
MOVED OFFICE FROM
FIFTH TO MAIN STREET.

Messrs Amundson Z Miller have
moved their office from the shaeffer
building on South Fifth street to the
room until lately occupied BY C. H.
Whitmore at 62e Main street. With
new furnishings throughout Amund-
son & Miller now have one Of the most
sapacious and attractive offices OF
the kind in the city.
Cañon City record., 1909-02-04
he Crins q IaIsnsss.

Idleness means trouble for any one.
Its the same with q lasy liver. It
causes constipation. headache. jaun-
dice. sallow complication. pimpiss aad
blotchss. loss OF appetite, nausea. but
DR.. Kings New Life Pills soon Danish
liver troubles and build up your
health. 10 at Huntsr Palmsr's.
Cañon City record., 1909-02-04

Cummings and Adktpson Of F1orsnes.
Hinshaw Of Chandler anH Carrier.
orendorff, Cannon. BROOKS. 0oodlos.
Holmes. Palmer. Wilkinson. Graves.
Phelps, Ashley. Wallace. Clark. Little.
Of this city. The next meeting viii
be hold with DR.. Carrier.
Cañon City record., 1909-02-04

{ Married January s7th ~ Rsv. J. r.
Thomas, Miss Lilliaa 0srAghty and
AibsFt = Colga.s -
Cañon City record., 1909-02-04

llrs. Hardy sayrs has eoas % Grip
pie crsek 70 vtsit ~ 80 ciyde nsrt.