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The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-07-21

TRACK ATHLETES PRACTICINC
FOR HiBtRNIAN FIELD DAY

There was a bunch of about sew
.onty-lve athletes gathered at the
Hancock driving park last evening,
practicing various stunts In prepare
ton for the events To be pulled off at
the annual field day ana track meet
of the Hancock division of the An
cient order OF Hibernians. There
were about twenty members of the A.
O. III. organization who will repre-
sent the division in the entries, also
considerable numbers from the Reipas
and Jeanne Finnish athletic clubs OF
Hancock. both of which contain some
athletes with fine records I'm running,
jumping, pole vault. etc.
A communication has been received
by Secretary Madigan of the A. O. II.
athletic association from a party at
Calumet asking whether there would
be any bicycle races at the field day
on Saturday, August G, and stating
that If it should be decided to include
such events six entries would be
Forthcoming. The matter will prob
ably be taken up by the association
at its meeting Thursday night. when
committees will be appointed, pro-
gram outlined. and other details of the
field day arranged.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-02-04
In Jail IS Minutes-Suit.

LAYTON. OKLA. Feb. 3.---The district
court here today completed the case
of George Ledgcrwood, "a former Law
ton saloonkceper, against Sheriff Rufe
L"torS in which L"dgerwood demand
cd $4,000 damages for incarceration
in the county Jail for fifteen minutes.
The jury, unable To decide After
consideration since last night. was ex.
cused this evening.
ledger9ood had been arrested aoout
a year ago charged with shooting a
deputy sheriff He alleges that he
demanded to be- taken before a magis.
trate at once and permitted to give
bond. which the sheriff refused He
has since been In the iail twice on
bootlogging charges.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-02-04

Several new boardcrs have come
in the last ten days. Two new day
pupils have enrolled this week
The pupils are doing good work
in their studies.
The teachers are alive to their
work. Miss Mckinney is making a
reputation as tine teacher of
English Prof. Savycrs Is a great
favoritr Is an instructor In math-
omatics. his classes ar" doing fine
work. Miss Sharp has few equals
~ primary and intermediate teach
cr. Miss Baker Is a fine piano
teacher. her pupils are doing well.
Miss Boone has no superior in the
state a. teacher Of expression and
voice.
We want lhis To be the best SEES.
sion Hargroyc College ever had.
We still have room for more
bolrders and are anxious for them
to come.
The Grossonian Literary SIc'ciy
Is having some interesting debates,
Edgar Jones and Coon Bcall are
the tallcst Romans in the forum
The health OF the school is fine.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-02-04

Through the Collins instruments
Lrnm speech has been conveyed
clearly and distinctly over distance
OF nearly hundred miles. II is
confidently believed that in a short
time distances or SEQ or 1000 miles
VIII be- b.fdged by wireless speech
a easily as ~ miles IS nov Such
hats been the history and develop
mmt of an the epoch making in
yyHtiou- -, the last century includ
in- steam, IN" telegraph and the
telephone
Nr lii+hsmlth will probably be-
here .or two or three days only.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-02-04

class of candies placed on the mar
ket than are made in the Ardmorc
factory"
Mr. Lewis said the people here. mana
Of them did not understand the i'm
portance OF this young factory and the
amount OF goods it is selling. He is
travelling man of experience and
will make the Santa Fe. Rock Island,
Frisco and Katy territory. The Crown
people have other travelling statesmen
and Ardmore candies are being sold
everywhere In Oklahoma and North
Texas. The jobbers in Denison, Gaines
vile, Oklahoma City and other points
are selling Ardmore candies and the
dcmard grows little heavier each
month.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-02-04

Ardmore and will make this city his
home. His family will arrive Satur.
day night and they will make their
home on B street northwest"
Mr.. Lewis said today. Ever since
| left Ardmore | wanted TO move
back. Ar ore is great place TO
liye--.thc water, the streets .Le pCo-
pie the Schools-all are inviting and
| feel more al home in Ardmo's than
in any other place: then too am IN.
terested in the Crown candy factory.
II is the biggest factory of the kind
in the state and will go on the road
for it. For twcnty-sevcn years have
sold goods. but never did see finer
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-02-04
Organizing Democrats.

Deputy Fred Williams and Attor'
ucy James Mathers left here this
afternoon for Hewitt whore they
vii, gather evidence to De used
H. the trial oi Newton Starks. charg.
ed with the killing of Jim Baker
som" months ago at Hewitt. From
Hewitt they will go to Fox, where
they viii organize democratic
club Saturday night
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-02-04
WIRELESS STOCK.
Much Interest Shown 90 Wireless
Telephooe-Shares offered at
SIX Dollars

Srurc Yesterday uurniug the oil
rccs of Manager q. G. ilighsmith
in the Raudol building have been
crowded With investigation, aud pros
pcctyc purchasers nf stOyL in the
Collins Wireless Telephone Company.
While thc demonstrations are made
with q mail low Noltae" outfit they
1r" of such q character as To b"
convincing beyond doubt.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-02-04
Little Stories
of the Street
Small Blaze

The department was called TO 6
street, southeast. at eleven o'clock
last night IN response To a fire
alarm from the residence OF George
Henson The family was not at
home and had not been there Tor
several days The origin OF the
blaze is unknown. The department
saved large portion of the property
involved. The damage amounted to
about 500
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-02-04
Baker paroled.

Kelly Baker. who has been on
the county road. serving out five
months sentence for selling whis-
key. has been paroled by the gov.
crnor. Attorney William Pfieffer has
been working ON the case for Kelly
and secured his release. Sheriff
Akers gave the road boss orders 10
release him today
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-02-04
LEWIS LOVES ARDMORE.
viii Travel for the Biggest Candy
Factory in Oklahoma.

+ r. Lewis. former city salesman
with the Pennington Grocery company
and who for the past year has worked
ont of McAlrStcr for the Hale-Halsell
proplr ~ MuskOEee. has arrived IN
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-02-04

Anyone cont.mplatng the purchase
of stock should do 50 now while
the price is low. offering the lar.
goSt possible returns demonstra.
tion will be- made AZ the Whiting
t.n hotel tonight at $50 o'clock.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-02-04
BYRON DREW.
& y RAMSEY.
H. W. RICHARDSON.
Directors.
Hosrse Coughs. StuHy Colds

pain in chest and sore lungs, are
symptoms that quickly develop INTO
a dangerous illness IL the cold Is
not cured. Folcy's Honey and Tar
stops the cough. heals and eases the
cungcStcd parts. and brings quick r..
lief Sold by all druggists.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-02-04
Forgery

Wesley Gibson was placed under
arrest py Fred Emerson of the po-
lice department charged with forg.
ing check on Mullen x Mullen. He
Na~ turned over to Deputy Sheriff
Fred Williams and placed in Jail.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-02-04

Misses Nora and Jim BlackHo ood
Of Kiowa have gone home to sec
their sick mother.
Paul sullivan is absent this week
to help gather up cattle for his
father, Dr. sullivan OF Lone Grovr.
"" need more. Send them on.
J. VI. GROSS,
President.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-02-04

state Of oklahoma. County of Carter.
ss.
/. +. Il. Jones. Cashier of the above
named bank do solcmnly swear that
the above statement Is true to the
best ol my know ledge and belief, So
held me God.
r. B. JONES. Cashier
subscribed and sworn 10 before me
this ard day Of February. 1910.
T.. G. JONES,
Notary Public,
Ny commission expires Jan 10,
1912.
Correct Attest.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-02-04
THE GUARANTY STATE BANK

AT ArdmOrc. IN the State or Okla
homa. At the close or business.
January 81. 1910.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-02-04
Sued for Slander.

Sued for Slander.
Tulsa. Okla. Feb. i.-Eharging
slandcr. Joshua Mcdaniel has
brought suit for $4,000 damages
against Charles Page. millionaire
oil man OF this city. Mcdaniel as
serts Page publicly accused him OF
stealing an incubator.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-02-04

Total .................. S296,3OiS3
state nj Oklahoma. County ~ car
ter. So:
7. j. w. Hannah. Cashier of the
above named Bank. do solcmnly
swear that the above statement is
true to the best OF my knowledge
and belief. 50 help me God.
g. W HANNAH.
Cashier
Subscribed aud sworn to before
me this 5rd day of February. 1910
J. VI. LANFORD.
Notary Public
Ny commission expires Aug 20
1913.
Correct Attest.
4. e. DINGs.
VI. GORMAN.
] u SIR AGiNS.
Directors.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-02-04
Statements of the Condition of Ardn1ore Banks
Repcrt Of the Condition Of
THE FIRST STATE BANK

st Nldmorr in the state OF Oklahoma,
at the close of business January
30. lalO
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-03-11
Nmbra i'm @crt6c Dun $4,000.

Wonh ter, N..&., TO-. MGrs.
= Iitf elmer Inacltour il, Canada
bat fiir5Iid) Gin Mioler bon bier Elm
Slid anlbra BON 3S Eillnb inn @er.
tie bon $4,000 gciumocn, ipeldes
in Dem ct. 2orenj 6lnb idmomnl
rno bon linn unlb ieinrm i'm bealci.
tcr,ben grilbcr 5llcrit iiir cir, Sbicr
acbalten lplirbe, 10 onb lie srpei
Sdiiiie boroilf obgnbcn. SIN djcnti-
Iden Staats.2 nboratorilm in Son.
coro, mo Tie ibrcn 6unb poripicicn,
eriiibrcn iic crit, welteil Sd,us tic
beIoben. Imbro lit cine 9lbionbc-
runs Der mannlidpen @aIiiihc. mel.
dc cine icItc biirdrihtiac aidinrbene
Ma'ie bilbet, Ieidtcr rpic @oiicr lit
mo bel Der erbitung eincn ~itnrfen
8eriid entmidelt. Inlbro miro CUR
Serltellung bon Enrfiimericn, ols
Wcoifament urb sur @iirsuna Don
@ein benutt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-03-11
&cdjtsuerbinb lidJfeit firdlidjcr Sc.
Iiiboe.

Cutler, ga, 10, WGrj. - @or.
Der Inlidt ousgebenb, boB firdlife
@elilboc eilten rehtIihcn glniprlld,
bc9riinben, bat Der Tcrwoltlntgsrotb
Der Observation-Disclosures in Wuobp
Greet geaen ben Gpnitoblcr 2enlllel
Stilllpa9on IN SIippcrp Nod Conn,
hip, meldler olli bieiem @cgc ole
3ablmg BON $3.50 pcriprod)en
bottc, Die geridtlid)e aloge cilgc.
reid)t nno ein pcrilrtbcilenoeS Or.
fenntniB eritritten. Der 9cfloatc
min ieoodj ieet III bobcrer S%l,iton5
nod geIteilb MAIDEN, boB nnl Sonil.
tag genlad)te 3uio9cn bicicr Mrt nidt
gerif)tlld) geltcno genrod)t meroelt
b%iirfen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-03-11

%iloornntcr @rllb oeS Gcrtraucrl5 SIT
Den &ereinigten Stootcn.
IS brollht nid)t crit oui 0rltno
BON Wittbeilungen aus Dem Stuote=
Gepurtement geia9t SIT Deroen, oob,
bate 8roBbritannien Dem @oridIoge
ocS ~britiidcn SpnOifotS", fueldeS
Die Gingan9S e%rlp0bnten @~onfb0ltIer
ciuidloB, 5ugeitimmt, TuBlonO unO
Sopnn ibrc unoeri60ntte @oltun0
gegcp boS Stonts. 9cportemcnt ulb
Erdiibcnt Eoft i'm Sernen Often nic
c%tn9enommcu baben milrocn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-03-11
1900 GllE b 0 d.

Monte Carlo, 10. MGrS. -
Ter Ipiatifer Hougier betperfiteaigtc
9e'tcrt ellleil groBortigen Slug. ST
lticg bis 5ltr Sobe BON 1900 SUB allf
unb beIf)rieb iiber Der See it,b ben
Srtl6aiten 5lpiifen Monoco unb Gap
Wortin orei groBe &reiie.
Ncun Monotc iir Garcm
Martin.
Sonhon 10. Mars. Ger
&unltfritlter Gnreip Wartii, lit Der
Teriilltrelnlna bon @cloern Der f0.
niglidcn 8eicllifoft britiid)cr aiirit.
Ter ldl,loio bcfunoen n,o 81 nclll,
Monuten 8efGn1nib pcrllrtbciIt por.
ben. Wartin lit Sefrct1r scr a~iil,ii-
lergeIeuidaft %9elueien.
@cnt9 Grufit iir 9crIin.
@erltn 10. WGrS. = Sic Stoot
Berlin miro poroltslid)tlid I'M Sabre
1910 nod feline beoeutcnocn Gin,ob-
nlen' aus Der @ertb5nipadsIteller sic.
ben, bo III Der .@nooenfrilt" Don ei.
ncr Wode bon Mnnabnlc Der itGoti.
lden Stclcrporfage bis 5llnl Snfroft.
trcten NeS 8cIcses ricligc Tronsoftio.
lcn IN @rlmoeiaentbrm por lid) &c.
ganact iino. Gle idlipcbcllocn sc.
id)dffS llntcrbonblltngen iinb fat
oitrdipeg sit Gnoe gebrodt lporoen.
Gle S~nuSbeliser beiIeibigtcn iid) &c.
malti9er Gle uIlo bcgniigtcn iif il,
pielel1 6olcn iogor nit aeringerert
einllobnlci, mir nm Der 3lnpofs,
lteler 81 cltgcben. av-r.
Mon ldlGbt Die ltcbertrogi,ngcrL
Die IN gouplGsen iii,b S%Gliiern IN Scr
3lpiidenjeit BON Ser annabme Der
Sorlage bis ST. Der itaatliden 8eneb-
migitng OcS 8eieses Dor lid gegall-
gen lilto, alli $25,000,000.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-03-11
Shneioiac 3apancr.

3 t. Souis, DO, 10. Mar5. -
Ter filr5lif gum gotidafter fir Seit.
reid lln8aru ernannte Hiforo s.
&erers bat lid, bis jebt pergeblid be.
miibt, III @ien cine paiienoe @ob-
nung fiir iidt i,',a feirc Samilie 81
fitben "a Der iapaniihe 8eianote
Die @obnlna aemiethet bat, iueldJe
iein anltSpore1neer inne bate.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-03-11
&%criDbnnng?

&unias Gitn Wo., O.. Wf0r5.
-9to6ocm iomobl Sobn 4. Gll0obp,
mie ieine @ottin erflGrt buben, boB
lie nift Die Ibli6t baben, cine &lage
uli o6iolute ODER particle SdeiOlmg
ibrer Gbe gegen chamber nn5llitrens
gen, ipredel jest 6rclulNc ocS Foos
res Die InIidt aus, 0oB cine &erIob=
ming beiielben moglid) icin miro,
ipenn iif Die beioericitigen @cmiitbcr
crit eit Denig herubigt babet. Giele
gnnobmc ltiibt lid IN Ser Sonptiafe
ollf Die iulige 2ie6e, nit neld)er Die
beiOen @otten an ibrcn pier &inoern
bGngen. 2ie GuoobpS bcliben cine
id0l1e 3ltftform, ipclfe eiltigc Mci.
len bon 9anin3 Gitp belegen lit, nno
Die 5reunoe Der Samilic gloltbcm
ooB iih beioe 8otten ilod oericl6en
begeben uno bort S~ergebuna un0
Sergcilcn finoen meroen. 5ntimc
5relInoe oes Eaores perlihern, ooB
iif 8rau Gubabp boGItenS elmer Sll'
bisfretion idulbig nlad)te, u,b CT,
flaren, oaB Den @attcn mil0eItcnS
Gin Sbeil Der Sd)ltlo trefie, inoem
er ieine Somilie pcrnobl0iiigtc, @Gb.
reno 6ran Gloobp lid iebr eilgebeno
iiber ben SoQ allsgciproGcn bat, bn.
ben Ioiuobl Sere ellis, Der bon Gu.
oobp ongegrifielle 9anfier, mie Gu.
babp ielbit OaS tieflte Sdmeigen iiber
Den Goriall beobodtet.
Ser . bnung? - Nie, iagt
Satin.
@Gbrcnb Die Srelr1be beS Gbepoa-
res Die lteber5cugung mlsiprehen,
Dab aid 6rou Glonbp cine Geriob.
ming milfommen beiBen miirbc, CT
licb oicIe bcutc cine enlpbotildje Gr.
fldrulg, in nelhcr lie fumogiebt, bob
lie al cine iolfe rlidlt bcnfe. sd
bnbe-ole bic 9rlltalitGten "crtrogelL
plc ellle ,Srdlt erfragelt talll," lo9tc
Ite, i'd folm ME micocr nit inn
lcbcn. I6er i) mtB cii Scim iiir
meme &inber, ilteine orrnelt, f~leillclt
2icbllnge, oufred)t erholtcn. Wein
Totcr, General Gpruin bon SnloG1,
bat sic pollitdnbige 2citung mciner
Nngelegellbeitel iibernommcn." -
6rau Gubabp bittirte Damn cine l1ll-
gere Grfl0rung in rpeld)er Iic betont,
oob ibr &erbGltniB Su >Scre j. SiQiS
ein noli9 manufacturers 0ciurfcn lei
mo Der angriff ibres @atten olli ser,
Sanfier Die S9nt zines nid)tsmiiroi,
gen Seedlings. 9tur Elm @abniinni.
ger f0nnc ibrc 9~e5icbungcn SIT ellis
J ii, Idlcd)tcm Slime gcbelltct bobell.
- SiQiS erbolt iid) idncll Don ieinen
TcrlcBlulgcn. gr bat cine quite Nod)t
pcrbroGt unb miro nod1 gniiht Der
Gcr5tc bnlo frGitig gelulg iein, Inn
aus Dem Soipitnl nod %ieiller @ob-
lltl1g iiberfiibrt peroen ST f0nnet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-03-11
Semperensler geid1laacn.

seaffle, Waib., 10. Mar3. =
Mad ser suianmen seiteaten 3able,-
aitgaben iiber Die eeitern abeebaItcnc
Wabl bat Der repubIifaniidjeM apors.
Ganoioat 9iram 6. @ia, melber aui
elmer i'll Der Sfanffrnge IiberoIen
@lotfcrm itano. ieinen oemofratiiden
@egiler 0iniam $. Moorc nit elmer
Naioritdt bon niht pollen 1000
Stimmcn seidIaeen,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-03-11

HegIn1e1lt, ZEN G10e crreld)t. Ger
@raf lpurbe bon Ben Nntlugen SIR
&erleitung gum Meineio mb Ser
pcrleumberiiten @eleioiguug freige'
iproden. 9os Sries9eri6t orbnete
GinItcllung Oes g%eiNrnmten Scriab'
renS al. .
@rai Fieil lpor beidynloigt luorocm
III icinem Gbeiheibungapro5cB gegen
ieine critic Srou Stefoltie, geb. SCENT,
Spd)ter Des Sch. 9arratbs 2uolpiB
Seint in Berlin, 3eugen 5llm Weinelo
perlcitet 81 baben. 9te @rdfin Ste
ionic bcboltptete, oob fortgeiebtcIiib'
bonolungen Seitcna hires, Wanne9
lie 5ltr Sludt aus leinem Sollc be-
mogcn llnb Den 4nloB 81 Dem Che
ldetNungsperfGbren 9aben. III mel
dem Gerfabren Tie MIR aui @rllno
ongcblih bird cen S%altptmonn BON
Efeil uera1laBter unrid)ti9er ausIa.
gen hires GienitperionolS oils nit.
idul0iger Jbeil erfldrt mproen iei,
Gle gcidieoene 8rGiin trot iuieoer.
bolt nit Gingoben an Die 9cbDroen
heron Die idlieBlid Den Griolg but.
ten, ooB cine llntcrIufung ongeoros
net lpur0e. Had)0cm Der @raf eillen
Northumberland l%lnternonmcn bot
te, erboben iih t3meiiel an ieiner 3ll.
rchn1lnqsfdbigfeit uno er mllroe sur
9cobadtung ieines @eif,itcs5uitons
bcs in 0as Goiener 8arnilons.2a5o.
retb gebroht.
Serdnberungen I'M Oiplo.
matiiden 9ienit
Ser oeutihe @ciollote in aopen'
bogcn, Or. giftor 8roi @cnfel, 6rbr.
b. GonnerSmarf, idlei0et ollS DEM 81,
plomatilden Gent. Gr befleioctc
ben Boite1 in GGncnlorf ieit Dem t3.
Sebruur 0es SohrcS 1906 unO ltebt
i'm So. 2%ebensiobre.
8raf &aimilng non Y%ourtoleS, bis.
her 2ielltenont i'm 8nrbc = Stiieen.
Battalion 81 @rpBs2 idterfelbc. ipel.
der 3ilr Diplomatic iibcrgetreten, lit
sum britten SefretGr Der oeiltifen
@oti6nft in@olbinqtol1 crilnnrlt nor.
ben. Gr miro on SomItag mad, oen
Der. Stanten o6reiien. @raf Hoi.
munb lit onl Z. Nugult 1882 in @eni
geboren.
InQebIidcE IGncoeS Toro.
0eutifGn 2lopb unD
nSdpdd" bcmentirt.
@eneroloireftor Scincfcn pom
Norboelitiden 2lopb oementirt IN Der
cncrgiidliten g9eiic Die Don Nem.Oorf
nlls perbreitetc ViclorulG Dob CT BEL
bent 9ailf Der Faciftc;&iiite Die Gr.
rid]tung elmer beionOeren Clinic Son
SranciSco.9 ofbfni1n dhgefiinbgt la.
be. ST.. Seinefen crflirt, ouB cr ipe.
Ger Die Eociiic.&ilite beiu6t, nod oic
ibnt III Den Wltlb gclegte NellBerluig
getban babe.
Ter Nuilidltsroth Scr ySumburg.
Nnlerito-Sinlc" Itellt 9leit5eitig cine
@orlenmelorng in 9lbreoe. Nody Ole.
ier Weloung iollte es I'M Elone Ser
groben Sfifffobrtss@eieaihoi lie.
gen, lire gftien I'M Den 9ctrog bon
0reiBig WiQioncn Wnrf 5ll crboben,
ii1o Iid) NIT anoereu &inicn SIT rorio.
lioiren.
The daily sentinel., 1910-09-17
D. T: Stone SUES
DRIVER Of AUTO.

Suit was filed today by Cashier d.
T, Stone of the Union Trust and
Banking company, for 5000 against
j. A. Green and wife, Lucy o. Green,
designated as driver and owner re-
spectiyely, of the automobile which
ran down Mr.. Stone on Main street
in the presence of several hundred
spectators on the afternoon of March
10, 1910.
The accident caused q sensation in
the city at the time and for several
days following the injury to the we'll
known citizen hundreds of inquiries
as to his condition were received
from all sections. The worst injury
to Mr.. Stone is supposed to have been
caused by the rear axle of the auto
striking him on the back of the
head. He lay unconscious for sew
eral days suffering with concussion
of the brain and 1t was not believed
that he could recover.
1t is alleged in the complaint that
the automobile was being driven on
the wrong side of the street: that it
was exceeding the speed limit as pre-
scribed by ordinance and that il was
being negligently and carelessly
driven. The suit is filed by Attorneys
Griffith & Watson and the institu-
tion of the suit has caused a sensa-
tion in legal circles, coming as il
does such length of time after the
accident and concerning the princi-
The daily sentinel., 1910-09-17

Another special feature of the great
college play, "At Yale" which z. H.
Rupert is producing for the benefit
of the High School Athletic Associa-
ton, is the music. A splendid orches-
ira has been engaged, and a quar-
tette of the best male voices in the
city will furnish the musical atmos-
phere which is an essential part of
college life Miss Clara O'Hare will
render one of her famous solos, and
Warren Fletcher's beautiful tenor
voice will be heard in several lively
college ballads.
The daily sentinel., 1910-09-17

Last Saturday night slumber
party was enjoyed by the NJ. X. C.'s,
at the home OF Miss Edith Moore.
There were fourteen gathered to take
part in the somnambulistic contest,
each of whom took a iimona and
bedding (cushions) The only thing
they forgot to take was a bottle of
chloroform, about the only thing that
would have brought the desired re-
suit An early breakfast was had
and photograph taken of the snooz-
ers while they ate If the writer was
young and handsome, Cas he once
was) he would like to get one of
those pictures for publication. It's
safe bet, however. that old Morpheus
would have been sandbagged and sent
to the hospital for six months re-
pairs had he ventured into this party
OF pretty dreamers.- Fruita Mail
The daily sentinel., 1910-09-17

Fred Jenkins, of the firm of Boyer
e Jenkins, architects, has the dis
tinction of being the first western
slope representative at the conven-
tion of the American Society of Arch
itects, which meets in Denver next
week. He leaves this evening for
Denver.
The daily sentinel., 1910-09-17

Two hundred people assembled at
the Presbyterian church last evening
to participate in the get-together SOC
ial. Each person present was tagged
with his or her name so that intro
ductions were easily made. a series
of rules and regulations had been
provided which were rigidly lived up
TO. These were published in a recent
issue of The Sentinel. A kangaroo
court was organized and alleged vio-
lators of the rules were hailed before
that tribunal by starred officers,
given trial and assessed all sorts OF
freak penalties A great deal of
amusement was furnished by the ac-
cused trying to conform 10 the pun
ishments imposed. Light refresh
ments were provided and everyone
enjoyed themselves immensely.
The daily sentinel., 1910-09-17

The Pressure cooker shown here
this week. is destined to do away
with much of the expense and labor
of cooking. Those who saw demon
strations of tough pot-roasts and ma
w beans cooked in an hour, declare
the cooker a great success. Mrs. Il.
p. Chester 511 Grand avenue. has
consented to represent the Pressure
Cooker Company in Grand Junction
and Fruita, and will demonstrate the
uses of this much-praised article.
The daily sentinel., 1910-09-17

The automobile party, consisting
OF Messrs. Hillman, Geer and others,
which passed through here about
month ago from Delta, on a western
trip, again went through this city
this morning on their way home.
They went to Salt Lake City, Chey-
enne, Denver, Leadville and back
home via this city. Out on the prai-
rie one of the autos broke down and
had to be shipped back to Delta.
The daily sentinel., 1910-09-17

Mr.. and Mrs. r. G. Henderson are
moving today from their home on
orchard mesa into their new home on
East Main street, formerly occupied
by Mayor and Mrs Todd
The daily sentinel., 1910-09-17
pal ID such promlnence. /,

TUT VT oUOI VIUIHIHtHDVs Z
Mr.. and Mrs. Green, who are made
the defendants in the suit, are prom
inent people OF the Palisade district
and had but recently purchased the
machine. Mrs. Green is said to be
the owner and Mr.. Green was driving
IL.
The accident occurred about 500
in the afternoon and when the streets
were crowded with people. 1t was
greatly deplored by all and great ex-
element ensued the streets being
jammed for the period of an hour
after the accident.