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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-11
FEW ANGLERS TRY
THEIR LUCK IN
THE RAIN
Bad Weather Keeps Most
OF the Sunday Fishermen
Away From Streams-A
Few Good Catches.

feaden skira failing rain and "a
cold north wind rut H crimp in most
az lha fishermen yesterday although
fem af the hardest hfnFed the ela-
usnts Ions enough % set "a mess for
81 audaY breakfast
Howard and Zcd Sexton. couple
90 Se1ttias most irrcprr asib's fish
srmen. took hlka out tn Green
river and came back witb 90 nice
traut They report few fishermen
present but say thsi those who did
60 had fair luck Green river ~ high.
Bot not Goo high Orb spoil the fishing
One good basket was caught on
Suisse creek. according io the sexton
hfothara
Charley Rockingham did not brave
the elements yesterday. hut put Boa
fha dsy down nt "fauFs' tsliinE
what be would DO when tha weather
cleared up
Fishing on the lower streams ~
Hood canal ia reported poor az set
as she winters are high and muddy
few days nf clear weather viii pot
them right again and che locnl Wal
tons can a. ont and get material Tor
ataflea Cor an next year.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-11

HIGH PRICED SEATS FOR THE BIG
FIGHT ARE GOING LIKE HOT CAKES

assumed charge % the proposed
BurnsLanEiord match today. and
wilnln o few days hopes 90 b. Do a
position 20 make a definite al.
nouucemeut Revised terms have
been csbied 10 Burns. and q reply
from him ia momentar.iy expected
While Joe Woodmnn. for Lang
ford has rot come 20 a definite un.
Outstanding wifh the Mission PEG.
pir. b. o. NOT believed that Re viii
aoiI OUT Tor a figure that the club
could not afford 70 offer Hester
received q telegram from Wood
Urn tkls morning. saying that hs
ua5 have to SO 90 Boston az once.
81 eos mother is critically ul ln
case be goes East. nHly McCaruey
Hill un down 10 Los Angeles 20
look after Langfords interests o.
DIS fight with Jim Bury on April
a.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-11
TURKS IDLE AWAY
THE RAINY DAYS
No Chance to Practice, and Even the Optimistic MIR.
Dugdae Shows Signs Of Annoyance ~ Victoria
Crowd Disappointed.

that huttermuk Is the favorige hey-
eraEg of the Cincinnati team since
tht larry Mclean mlNup the story
looka litllo raw
clark Grimth means Oh shunl one
of his CutfIcitars ta another position
thIa season nu the theory tnHf DEE
WIil hc a better batter it be does nai
play sun ueid
Oscar SnnaEe viii probably he
Jennings regular bBgkstHp thia seaa
som. Ha thr former NeuHrkHr b doe
ING most of the wurs behind The hat
f'r thr Detroit roguhrs.
Ernest Vinsou. who iel the Eaaf-
arn league tafHmeu Few trtrs $40
with $50 averaEe. WhiiH with
Providence viii play with Use lAans
willie club of the Virginia State
league this season.
cleveland critics AZ Alexandria
Ia. report that SuulhraW Pitcher
'Taddia" tIuk has shown enough 30
warrant hiss retention as a regular
Cleveland pitcher
Tho real name ~ the Highlander
pitcher Jack QUINN D. FleuH RE tH
- Polish descent hut Dr. npf Grassy
about being clasacd with CuV3ieHkh
ANY disgrace in itf
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-11
~ MAX BALTHssER.
tire Rinuuiaer)

SAN FR ANCisCO. Cal. April ~.
Jack Gleason and Tex Hicknrd
arrived tn san Francisco sun
day ans today they wli have
conference With the litho.
graphers regarding the tickets to
the big fight Urtf The tickets are
printed. sesf certificates Wili con-
tlnue 10 BE- used. The demand for
$50 aut saI eats continues good
The sz5. $50 and SIS seat certif-
Gates wiil b. PLACED 20 sair next
Tuesday. bat The hleacher tickets
viii not be placed on sfls until i0
days before the flEht
sid Hester. who returned from
the last last night. after a months
absence. during which tlme De-
made a very comfortable cleanar
with the Nelson Wolgast pictures
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-11
Jack Will Beat jeff
by Making Him Lead
TOMMY RYAN
FIX Middleweight Cham
pion Who Taught Jeff
ries the Crouch Declares
He VIII Coach Johnson
to Solve Defense Of
Brawny Boilermaker.

BENTON hhRBOR. Mich, bpril
I'LL will train Champion Juek
Johnson Tor his finht with Jim JET r
fries, Although Johnson ard I have
not yet signed q contract ! don't
know Of anything that Niil interfere
with my taking charge Of bic camp
June ]. OF course, no ore can fig
ure on accidents, and barring them,
The plan will 20 through.
When take charge ~ Johuaon'a
camp. % Will boz with che under faud-
ing that ! am boss Of fhH outfit
wouldn't consent 20 train Johnson
under any other condition. There
won't DO two bosses on The Job. you
can bet on that
believe that johnson. in use con-
diti0u 7 can get him. NiIl defeat JEFF
fries n ! didn't believe thiH
wouldn't consent t8 train him. be-
cause ! don't fancy handling losers.
But ] em no sure an anyone can be-
u anything that Juhnrou VIII sin.
I guess ] know moro about Jim
Joffriss fighting than anyone else
] ought 90. because Z took him iu
hand when be wac green and mndc
him n finished fighter
kaANfk aHNNfNtH ANN AfNAAfAf NNA
anyone who aays him In his first bnt-
tle ~.ith shsrkey, ard then aaw him
in tire second. knows tho differences
made IN him.
Jsffricn Ind natural ability ne
wac hig. young powerful and az
game nH a bulldog ! wanted 90 know
N he was game when J first took
him, and ] wasn't lone IN discover
Ing Everyone knows "A now
n am 60 send Jack Johnson into
tbs ring capable ~ beating thc fight
er ] made. ! must have ND own way
Johnson knows ! wont stand Tor
anyone interfering with my training
plans. and nErces with me.
Don't BE- fooled about Jack John
son He's a wonderful fighfer-the
greatest negro puEiliEi We ever had
Some people Imagine ho Or one
handed fighter. with nothing bot a
right-handef uppercut This Oh fool
ish Johnson has u good left hand
and 10 a fina boxer.
johnson thinks can teach him
considerable think r0. too Other
fighters failed 90 get past Jeffrics
crouch. hut johnson VIII gnt hF lf
because Tll coach him o. force JET
fries 90 lead Johrspu'H counters VII
win for him.
This fight isn't aeing 70 be q
workout asllopi tie bound 70 be =
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-11
JOHNNY KILBANE
is A REAL
Conner
~ TIP WRIGHT.

Some tima ago ] called attention
70 Johnny kllhana. tho little Ohio
feattefwsI who nt that time was
just f9rElng ahead in bis clnsa
predicted that o. wouldn't be- long
before this boy attracted attention
ail over ihe mud by his clover fight
Ing
My prediction has been verified
Kllbano today throughout tho East.
la credited with being one ~ the
beet $50 pound boys that ever pulled
On a padded glove
Elbano in Boston fought and
whipped Bobby Tickle and another
fighter The same night without
leaving ih0 ring and tho Boston
fight critics were loud in their
praise of Tho youugstor.
10 Coming Strong.
You win hear more % Kubano be-
fore hn leaves ths EnHt Re AN
doubleday WIN appear 600 New YORK
in che Wlufup before ono 90 the
blg f'EHt clubs. and they know "a
fighter when they SOC ono in Gofh-
am so the verdict upon Kuhano
win 30 worth looking Tor
believe Johnny Kiihane % bound
% reach tho TOP in hia class re
lent a aiuggor. but a fact. scientific
clever two handed fighter IIe has
q pretty fair kick DO both hands. and
wins hts fights by simply playing
circles around an OPPONENT Instead
~ rocking them 10 sleep
Opponent for httelI.
have seen many n fighter who
climbed without tho clovcrnesn ~
Johnny Kiibano. ] cannot SEQ any
thing but tho top FOR Tho y1ungator
and DE deserves 81. because no 10 ono
N tho cleaneat living, moot liinblo
youngsters iu the fighting game to-
day
predict that Now York fight fans
Win take or tholr hats 10 Johnny
Kilbane and that 90 won't be- many
moons before be 90 picked MS tho boy
10 give Abe Attoll a Try Tor the
crown the Hebrew wonder wears no
securely fie may not beat tho pho
nomers Attell but no sure VIII give
him a fight all the way Just stick "a
pin IA this
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-11

boen attracting fha attention OF the
entire billiard world oH the present
trlp. aa both men are at TOP form.
ono good thing about this railroad
tlcket-offce- fight-reat business Re
that scalp0rs won't DO "a very large
business lu Johnson -Icffrlea tickets.
"tHeH Raymond On reported ne
saying that tho report about Georgia
boluN dry ls largely exaggerated.
"BuFl fen off,
Dr. anyone lmagiues this Zbyazko
will bs thrown BY anyone before he
meets gotch. he has another Rliehn
due.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-11
BILLIARD EXPERTS
START PLAY
TODAY

While Hoppe and ORA Morning
star. the crack billlardiats. play the
frst Of their series % four exhibition
matches at klks' hall thl8 afternoon
Thoy will play today and tomorrow,
strings of 900 in the afternoons and
800 Ia the evenings Hoppe and
Moruineatar are considered the host
u the business, and their work las
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-11
Right UpperCut to Point of the Jaw Is
Blow Jack johnson Wins His Fights With
eY TIP WRIGHT,
tstaff Correapondonce.

CHICAGO. Aprtl n a right up-
pgrcut To che point ~ tbo chin ~
the blow with which Jack Johnson
has won chs majority 90 ne fahts,
and &c ga lhls blos that win win the
fisht with tenriea. u johnson ~ Nlc-
taf
Placing hts risht nst 20 vital
puint With this punch ia nn arr Win
tne champion heavy $50 other man
IA tho fighting game ever developed
the blow 90 lhH point johnson has.
ite uHru it almost automatically ana
with the precision 90 au amman place
ms hiH blade
i have watched johnson box
round after round while uerfoctlng
this uppvrcut Nnt au saw him
working with Monte cutler I could
uulH marvel Despite efforts Go
ni1ek 3uhuanuH right covered with
isis lows uNpod through cutler .
NWrf o. thh chin time and aEain.
and tHe husky white boy was unable
90 avoid &c.
Jsifries Another Matter,
Wmt JOHNSON viii do with thc
uuurh against Ieffrica be- hard 90
iua sine He may uud that che
helierwakef is noe sn easy tu reese b
aH 60 many have been. ar he may
suceeed ia piscins lt iuaf Ra De- has
iu tHt past
Most 10 the mon johnson has met
were hia Interiors physically 10 iu
easier f1r "a fighter to deliver "a ter-
rifle uurerCut tn tbc chin 0f "a
Shorter man than upon the rhin of
man 90 hiH own height 1r taller
Fer thla reason Johnson pct punch
mas NOT avail much aRHinat t,ff
hut iha champ believes hc wiu set
Be home frequently
This right uuunfcuf ~ usually dn+
liVrred AZ counter johnson Htnp-
pins iu close HfthF b| Sing a
punch 9r slipping lt ara unpinF tbe
nst up from hiH midHnctiuu WITH
aH the strength tn his wonderful
risnt arm
Real Sleep Producer.
Properly delivered With every
ounce 20 ghr massive budy ta siNe it
power this runrh o. enough go tear
q man head from hiH shoulders
when &c lands p.umu
SO mHttnr huw gowrrfui ga np-
nnnent o. no matter what hia rss
serve fnrre may be- the man do0nn' :
live who could remain upon hiH feet
after Fecclying the full force "
Johnson right on a vital spot
The photograph. Tor Witch John
son pasad especially fur The star.
Illustrates how Johnson bias stgppod
inside q ieft lead tn plant hia great
right on thr point ~ ths iaN. N1t7
tha champions attitude. and you
realize fhr immrnse amount ~
physical force Dc can hrins to bear
ulfh the blow
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-11

The pat baseball theory 90 ono r.
EdwnrH nugd8ic Is chat plAYNfa
Should as an thclr preliminary train
ms under the weather cunaiH'he
thar wHl prevail at thr orrulns OF
the PLAYING season Do This goes con
varse5y thru the NurtnWr tern
leakue raee Wlll aren in "a lnWnpour
and b. ran from gate io Wifr Tug tht
mad. Ana Sc the majority of Che
scheduled Etfies aro postponed nn
account 10 rain. the Seattle PLAYERS
will ba in fine form tn rnntN thcm
They have learned during the last
swo weeks iust how Go handle them
selves Indoors when its too vet Go
eavart an the diamond and the wear
and tear CA the nervous systcm mat
sometimes attends "a poeir'nemeni
viii g. unknown 90 the ruf hH.
Bat les possible g. have tHo much
Of good thing and even ere optic
ristie SIR puEd8ic has qui' caliinS
the weather damp and crn down
70 shorter and usiicr words Man
aEur AlIac isnt saying muth that's
IL a. ~ M and altogether thtrc's an
asmusphere 90 gloom with Au uprors
case 81 ROUND baseball headquarters
that only a sight OF the good oid sun
can 0ispef
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-11

On touch bstas. and the man "a.
ne Endurance Aili win 4. "'v
ne man with the erssrsn..
be the man nho sees ~ - -
On the best eoncition, A. =
be believes that ! seat kse.., J s.'la
got him into condition. A. 80 !
advise him. Johnson has 49, =
70 take hold Of him. =
Jack johnson Win e. ln,s n.
the fastest heApyselghs 80 ~ ~
fought BE Will 10 sbis u
distance JUST a. fast a. Isifs.'
wants % travel. 0r a little g.
ana ne wiil BE- strong ensgss !
bring home the money a - ~.
along tie route the opprtunlly - -
gUltH Itself ~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-11
BIC LEAGUE BIHGLES

Doe Seauian 90 the nr1ekiyua.
a. a most gaeful man to have
around He runs field hospital at
Hot springs Ark.. and b. Napf busy
taking eHre 81 crippled bail players.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-11

Lou CfiEer ex-ruHaing ns,s =
~ Young is whipplnK re tsa :
Eecgrd with the speed o. tie 4
Boston days.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-11

Jim Ms9uire says no Nap t,s.h.
ahull uHa splitter Esszle Bssgsg,
due for The ninors without 4.
aaiivary slants.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-11

bat o. can bs enlarged 20 accammo-
date twice this number should tha
occasion warrant The highest
priced seats win be $50 Theae wlIl
be- rlngIlde boxes Right behind
them are the $50 seats. then two DE-
visions ~ 825 and 1i5 seats. and
around tho outside the $40 and IS
seats.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-11

Harvard students arc going 10
chip 70 20 build a gymnasium zoe
feet BY 0g feet
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-11

fNoie Tommy Ryan hss xr..
a second story for The Star esas,
with the proposed gralninr 4 \.
champion. II viii IL 1880
Tuesday,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-11

rhls Afternoon the TurHs are
scheduled e. play nff ere saU with
Seattle COLLEGE ihAt was poHtU 1ned
FROM April q bat its almost 6 cer-
tAinty thar the game wish hHye ta So
ever aSalu Even it go rain falls the
grounds wiii he fif fuf nothing after
the soaking ~ the past FEW days
The Victoria contingent were dig-
appointed yesterday numhcr "
fans coming over with tEN island
team o. see the game thsf WAS Co.
have been PLAYED sunday afternoon.
There was or chance ~ baseball and
tire British Coiambians rvturue1 last
night GA the boat
The news that Roy Akin has De-
eidsd O. report and that hr VIII be-
IN uniform wt9hin "a week is Noi-
come Co fhe seattle fans. lf Dc was
= first instead - a thirt lHnrmhn
that was coming back CD fhe f0id DC
would tc even hetfsr business rnr
Pennington bears an the earmFrks
81 a good third sackar. and probably
would have held down thar corner
with credit GO himself and me team
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-11
COAST LEAGUE
SUNDAYS RESULTS.

A. los Angeles.
r. p p
vernon trtat .fatatstas
Portland ..... .........& 10 9
Batteries uItt and HrtHn. stasn
and Armhruster Umpire Aic-
GrfcsY.
Al Oakland.
g. ~ T.
San Ffarcisco ....-...t
Oakland $3.50. ........t g
uatterier Stewart ans Williams
Mospr and Nitf
A. Sacramento.
r II E.
Lna Angeles ,+st...++-
Sacramento ....+ ...- !
Batteries Tu2ef an1 0taudafFf.
Fitzgerald and im tanKa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-11

This fight isn't aeing 20 be a
workout aailopi tie bound 20 be =
The daily sentinel., 1910-04-15

After red hot fight the town of
Gunnison went wet" by the decisive
majority of 10. Bros Adams and
Meyer. of the Montrose Press, con-
Quoted the campaign for the "drys, E"
Adams doing the writing and Meyer
the speaking. If the cdnnison "drys"
could have worked Bro. Bickel in
somewhere the victory for the "wets"
would have been unanimous.-Lak e
City Times. We know very little of
Mr.. Bickel but we all know the at
tempt to boost Adams and Meyer by
the dry boosters gave the vets the big
majirity they received.-Gunnison
Republican.
The daily sentinel., 1910-04-15
PLANS BETTER ROADS
FOR THIS SECTION
tContinued IRON, page one. ,

Springs, will be followed out. II the
automobile men will cooperate with
the organization.
Secretary Meyer on recent tours of
the county has found that complaint
is made because Grand junction is
dificult of access, particularly on the
part of ranchers owning automobiles.
While in Palisade a few days ago.
some of the ranchers told Mr.. Meyer
that the roads in the outside coun-
try were as a general thing for su-
perior to those centering at the coun-
ty seat.
"One rancher suggested" said Sec
retary Meyer this morning. that we
should have a boulevard road con-
Meeting Grand junction and Clifton
and PalisaGe. lie said that Palisade
ranchers were keeping the roads out
OF that town in good shape, even to
the extent of sprinkling them, and
could see no reason why the entire
road from Palisade to the county seat
should not be kept in the same con-
dition.
with good country roads 1t will
be easy to continue the work. and an
automobile boulevard connecting the
entire western slope might soon be-
come an actuality. There is nothing
which binds a community so closely
together as easy means of travel,
which is one reason why an interur-
ban does so much to promote the
welfare of the county
THE recent action of the fruit as
sociations in providing a label for
peaches is but one step in the ad-
vertising campaign required to in
crease the demand for PaIisade
peaches and Grand Valley pears,
peaches and cherries. We have the
best fruit on earth, and it is eagerly
sought for by anyone who has had
the good fortune to get the first taste
of it.
Sooner or later, to compete with
other fruit sections and to create n
demand for the constantly increasing
| crops, we must face the problem of
popularizing our product" continued
secretary Meyer. AN extensive
campaign of advertising would be ex-
pensive for any one section; but. If
the western slope could join in such
movement, the burden would be
more lightly distributed. This of it.
self might require separate organ
of it."
II western slope organization can
be effected, with representatives from
each district, compact body would
always be ready to take up the battle
Tor this section of the state. Recent
ly. when an attempt was made to
bore through the range and tap our
water supply, there was none whose
business 1t was to prevent 1t; and
aside from few ineffectual protests,
the eastern slope did as 1t pleased
with our water. Secretary Meyer be-
lieves that such an organization as
outlined would be able to cope with
such problems. 1t is not the plan to
have an expensive organization, but
sumply to have an organized body
which could be ready to take action
as the occasion arose without the ne
cessity of organizing anew every time
the interests of the western slope
were attacked.
The daily sentinel., 1910-04-15

Mrs. Clyde Groves. of Buena Vista,
formerly Miss Cora Tevis,. of this city,
arrived the middle of the week to be
taken to st. Matthews hospital, where
she is confined with well developed
attack of typhoid fever. 1t will be
remembered that the marriage of Mr..
and Mrs. Groves was performed in
this city only a couple of weeks ago
and her many friends in Grand juno
tion sincerely hope that the fever
will have a light run.
The daily sentinel., 1910-04-15

w. S. Wallace has returned from
short business trip to Santa Fe, N.
NJ. Mr.. Wallace owns extensive land
interests at Pennington and reports
everything looking well and bright
future for that country.
The daily sentinel., 1910-04-15

If you can and will help smudge.
do not fail to enroll your name as a
volunteer with Secretary Mahony, of
the Chamber of Commerce. You may
be needed any night.
The daily sentinel., 1910-04-15
Caldwell : Walker Co.
438 Main St.

The Grand Junction Fruit Growers
association has for sale some EXTRA
FINE TREES-Winesap apples, An
jou pears, Royal ANN, Black Tar
tartan and Montmorency cherries,
Moorepark apricots and Italian
prunes. This is first class stock.
Heavy harness Oiled for s1.-Fred
Mantey.
When you want 10 move you
household goods. or goods Of an
sind, call on Barton & Tsrrill. RI.
oioneer transfer and livery men
For heavy hauling call on Bartos
Terrill. the liverymeu.
Don't worry about your harn--.
,ffairs but see Fred Mantey.
Amy amount of A No. / hay at tie
-ashFeed Store, 307 Main Street.
The daily sentinel., 1910-04-15
FOR SALE OR TRADE.

.O-acre 4-year-old Jonathan ano
~tnesap orchard: located / mile cas-,
II Fruita. 40 rods from interurbar
:ar line: nice sandy soil: fine locs
uoa. full water right in Grand Val
icy canal VIII take city propert!
n part OF consideration. See owner
a. L. Rhinehart. Sixth and Main.
The daily sentinel., 1910-04-15

Superintendent Burton of the Tel
Ter Institute, is confined to his home
sick this week He is reported a
trifle better today.
The daily sentinel., 1910-04-15

Miss Evelyn Hosmer. daughter of
Contractor and Mrs. Hosmer, is i'll
this week with an attack of the
measles.
The daily sentinel., 1910-04-15

Ounce Hutton, who was to have
assumed his duties today as plumbing
inspector, will not begin work for a
few days on account of the sickness
of Commissioner Vedder.
The daily sentinel., 1910-04-15

One drunk was arraigned this
morning in police court and was
found guilty. receiving the minimum
fine, So and costs.
The daily sentinel., 1910-04-15

o. C. Coen of the Coen Real Etate
company is sick this week with a Sc
we're attack of la grippe.
The daily sentinel., 1910-04-15

E. d. Blodgett, of Delta, one of
the leading fruit growers of that sec
tion, is visiting in Grand Junction to-
day on business.
The daily sentinel., 1910-04-15

Today a great many picnic parties
made up of young people, are in the
hills surrounding the city.
The daily sentinel., 1910-04-15

ID. Walter Clark returned to the
city today after trip to Red Cliff OF
mining business.
The daily sentinel., 1910-04-15

Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Hall. of Santa
Cruz, Cal. are visiting MIR. and Mrs.
S. G. Hall in this city this week.
The daily sentinel., 1910-04-15

Billy Boyer, who has been quite i'll
with fever at his home at the Boyer
House is now convalescent and will
soon be out again.
The daily sentinel., 1910-04-15

Jas. II. Scott, of Ouray, well known
in that city, is transacting business
in the city today
The daily sentinel., 1910-04-15

The Trades & Labor Assembl,
meets this evening in regular weekl!
session at their hall.
The daily sentinel., 1910-04-15

]. r. Fimple sold today. through
the Perry-Simmons Realty Co., his
15-acre fruit ranch, near this city, to
U. G. Fulton. The consideration was
S10,500.
The daily sentinel., 1910-04-15

This afternoon the w. c. T U. is
holding a very busy and enjoyable
meeting.
The daily sentinel., 1910-04-15
OF LOCAL INTEREST.

Tonight the board of directors of
the Chamber of Commerce will meet
in regular session.
The daily sentinel., 1910-04-15

Tonight and tomorrow night The
Devil will be played at the Audi,
torium
The daily sentinel., 1910-04-15

Auctioneer j. NJ. Graham returned
yesterday from a short business triI
to Aspen.
The daily sentinel., 1910-04-15

summer 10 here. Have your sum.
ner clothes cleaned and put int.
soape by the Suttorium. l2h South
sifth Areet Phone Black 1888.
The daily sentinel., 1910-04-15

Heavy harness oiled for s1.-Fred
Mantey.
The daily sentinel., 1910-04-15
Are You
The Man

who wants a small tract on one OF
the prettiest avenues in Grand View
subdivision, just north of the fair
grounds
If you be he, we have something
that's worth your while to look into.
II acres; young trees; full water
right; good land. 1t overlooks the
city; has living in it for the two
Of you.