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Sunday School 9:15 a. m. Preaching
Service, 1O:30 a. M; P. S. C. E. $50 D.
m. Evening service, 7:30 p. m.
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Sunday school at 9 a. M, preaching at
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1870 p. M. each week.
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REFORMED CHURCH
Morning services 10 a. NJ; Sunday
school II a. m.
The daily sentinel., 1910-01-05
Murray Won't Resign.

Especial to The Sentinel
Philadelphia, Jan, 5.-William
Murray, deposed manager of the
Philadelphia National baseball club.
and Horace Fogel, the new president
of that organization, failed to come
to an agreement yesterday at a meet
ing to consider terms on which Muir
ray would surrender his contract with
the club.
This contract, which was made by
the former owners of the club, calls
for the payment of $500 wear
salary to Murray. and has two more
years to run. The new owners of the
club are anxious to install another
manager and they offered Murray
$4,000 to resign without litigation.
This Murray refused to do and said
he would put his case in the hands
of the national commission.
The daily sentinel., 1910-01-05
Few Colleges VIII Drop Football
Especial to The sentlnel.1

Especial to The Sentinel.
New York, Jan. 5.-"Few, if any,
of our American colleges are going to
abolish football" is the statement of
Prof. w. II. p. Faunee of Brown
university. But the game must be
radically modified. The spirit of
winning at any cost is too prevalent
these days. 1t is evident in all phases
of our life. | sincerely hope that the
men interested in the future of the
sport will keep this in mind. Person
ally, ! like the game.
The daily sentinel., 1910-01-05
SPORTS.

New Y. NJ. c. A. Athletic Schedule.
a new class schedule for the winter
term has been arranged by Physical
Director Marshall The rearrange-
ment is as follows:
Boys Glasses.
Larger Boys-Mondays 3:45 pm,
Wednesday 4:S0 pm. Saturdays 10
am.
Smaller Boys-Mondays 4:30 p.m..
Wednesday 3:45 pm. Saturdays
10:45 am.
Business and Professional Men.
Monday Tuesday, Wednesday,
Thursday, Friday and Saturday at
5:15 pm.
Young Mems Glass.
Tuesday s pm. Thursday pm.
Students Glass.
Tuesday pm, Friday pm
Leaders Glass.
Monday 7:45 pm.
First Aid Class.
Monday S:15 pm. tlasting ten
weeks),
Other Events.
Y. NJ. C. A. Varsity basketball
practice, Monday Sis pm.
League basketball practice for The
Sentinel trophy, "Wednesday SIS
pm.
Group contests Friday s pm
Athletic practice and indoor base
ball Saturday pm.
The daily sentinel., 1910-01-05

The editor of the Fort Collins
Record, in an editorial on ship sub
sides. printed in his issue of Decem-
Der 29th. says ''it will cost the Da-
kota farmer cent a bushel on his
crop of cotton to send it abroad un-
der our glorious flag" Just when
the Dakota farmer went to raising
cotton and selling 1t by the bushel
does not seem to be of record, but
presume we'll have to believe the
Fort Collins brother
The daily sentinel., 1910-01-05

he will not fight Nelson at all unless
he is guaranteed $4,000. win, loose
or draw.
This fellow Wolgast is not such
a drawing card" Bat continued.
He's got an awful crust to demand
that much money. He never did lick
anybody. He says he wont fight
unless the bout is held at McCarey's
club at Los Angeles. Just be patient
a few days, for | intend to show that
boy up
The daily sentinel., 1910-01-05

serhaps you have never asked for
ezlzlsing accommodation. Perhaps
,yssz seVer will have to ask for it, but
~ gou do, you will naturally find it
-z1k1aC TO ask where you have been
1ezzrStng a check account, and this
sk1zlI stands ready to accommodate
8rssdent business people.
ESIE GRAND VALLEY. NATIONAL
t.E&kJK.
The daily sentinel., 1910-01-05

The opportunity of life time to
get useful. stylish. high-grade furni-
ture and house furnishings at cost.
We are going out of business and ev-
erything must go at once, Cosgrove
& Slough.
The daily sentinel., 1910-01-05

all-comers class here Champion Jack
Johnson will find two men with nerve
enough to tackle him. Both are 'un-
hnowns,' and, while little is -kpo1.-
OF the ability of one of them, the
friends ot the other say that he has
oeeh working out for several weeks
and will make the big fellow extend
himself before three rounds are over
The daily sentinel., 1910-01-05

little while longer will you have
the opportunity to get furniture at
cost at Cosgrove & Slough, who are
going out of business
The daily sentinel., 1910-01-05
Bat VIII Show Him Up.
Especial to The Sentinel I

Chicago. Jan. 5.-"Wolgast is suf-
fering from cold feet. and I'll make
that German boy crawl into hole
and stay there"
This is the compliment paid by Bat
Nelson to Ad Wolgast yesterday, fol-
lowing Wolgast's flat statement that
The daily sentinel., 1910-01-05

We haze the largest dray wagon
In the city for moving furniture and
household goods.-The Blue Barn.
phone Junction 22S.
The daily sentinel., 1910-01-05

We nave kind ana gentle horses
suitable for the ladies to drive. Cali
Milne, Junction 22S.
The daily sentinel., 1910-01-05

Still many pieces of handsome fur
niture left at Cosgrove & Stough's s
and you can get them at cost. The
firm goes out of business this month.
The daily sentinel., 1910-01-05

DO you want the best for your
money? Then send your cleaning
and pressing to the Suitorium. Phone
Black 662.
The daily sentinel., 1910-01-05

Especial to The Sentinel.
Pittsburg, Jan. 5.-Instead of hav-
ing one unknown to meet in the
The daily sentinel., 1910-01-05

The splendid annual numbers is
sued by the Colorado papers have
been too numerous to mention, but
they were all good and will do a
world of good for the various locali-
ties in which they were published
and of course to the state at large
also
The daily sentinel., 1910-01-05

The trouble with most of us 3 that
We haven't sense enough to take care
of money when we get it.-Ouray
Plaindealer.
And then We put in much time
cussing the fellows who do have the
sense and save. We need fixing.
some
The daily sentinel., 1910-01-05

You win be surprised at the low
prices prevailing at the closing out
sale of Cosgrove & Slough, the fur
niture men.
The daily sentinel., 1910-01-05

Heavy hauling of any description
carefully attended to by Milne & MIL
ne. Phone Junction 22S.
The daily sentinel., 1910-01-05

For heavy hauling see Barton .
Terrill. Fifth and Colorado.
The daily sentinel., 1910-01-05

See what Fred Mantey will sell
you buggy for within the next GO
days.
The daily sentinel., 1910-01-05

One of the Oldest ana best equipped
livery firms in western Colorado is
Barton & Terrill. Fifth and Colorado.
The daily sentinel., 1910-01-05

We spent Christmas at Montrose; /;
we spent everything else we had at
Olathe.-Olathe Criterion
However we haven't heard of the
money center of the nation being
transferred from Wall street to
Olathe.
The daily sentinel., 1910-01-05

=suS,aoribe for The naily sentinel.
The daily sentinel., 1910-01-05

Sentinel want ads bring results.
The daily sentinel., 1910-01-05
Money! Money

Money Money!
Plenty to loan on good real estate.
Van Hoorebeke Realty Co, 400
Main.
The daily sentinel., 1910-01-05

johnson VIII Box Two "unknovns.
The daily sentinel., 1910-01-05

8. q. Mckenzie. expert In plumb
s1E aud heating work. 545 Colorado.
The daily sentinel., 1910-01-05

The holiday season brought several
didn't know it was loaded" fatlli-
ties. We regret to state that in each
instance the wrong party was the one
killed
The daily sentinel., 1910-01-05

Did anyone ever see the "reins of
government" or the brides" that
are sometimes put upon the tongues
of too talkative people?
The daily sentinel., 1910-01-05

Let us hope that 1910 will not
come up to 1903 in the matter of size
Of women's hats. Here's where we
will cheerfully stand considerable
shrinkage all round.
The daily sentinel., 1910-01-05

Commander Peary got stuck in a
snow drift down in Maryland the
other day and had his ears frosted
He'd better go back to the North
pole to keep warm.
The daily sentinel., 1910-01-05

Wise was DrummOnd when he
wrote; He that will not reason Is a
bigot; he that cannot reason Is
fool; he that dare not reason is a
slave"
The daily sentinel., 1910-01-05

The editor of the Ouray Plain
dealers says: "It is funny there are
only ten commandments. There ought
TO be more" We do not think so;
we have trouble enough to keep from
ally
The daily sentinel., 1910-01-05
tBy Sam. C. sloane.l

All humor isn't funny. neither is il
good humor There's skin humoT, for
instance.
Grand Junction is a game preserve
blind tigers.-Durango Democrat
Say, brother. "Speakeasy."
The daily sentinel., 1910-01-05

If DR.. Cook really reached the pole
as he claimed he did. he can go there
again and establish beyond any doubt
his claim. And one would think he
would do so instead of resting under
the disgrace heaped upon him.
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-24
Johnson breaches SObriety
At COlored Y. NJ. {. A.

NEW YORK. Jan. 2S.-Jack Johnson,
the champion pugilist, delivered lee
ture on manliness at the negro branch
of the Y NJ c. A today. Sobriety,
application. and again sobriety. he said,
are cardinal requisites for success in
life. with devotion to ones mother a
close fourth.
johnson told of his early struggles
and obscurity. Then he launched into
the pith of his discourse.
"To approach intellisently the
psychology of pugilism, he said "it is
essential to grasp the distinction be-
tween the venal side and that side that
makes for the upbuilding of manli-
ness. Depth of lung. although of as
sistance. is not essential Sobriety ap-
pIica ton. sobriety-write these down
in your notebook. Sullivan subsists by
vaudeville; Corbett is no longer a seri-
Gus factor in pugilism; Sharkey has
passed from the domain, and Jeffries
will pass. = do not animadvert but
sobriety is the touchstone of success.
Learn TO use your hands and not to
fall over your feet, and your social sue
cess will follow.
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-24
Nelson Denies lie Has Taken
Count From Cupid

Especial Dispatch 10 The Coll
MEMPHIS. Jan. 2S.-BattIing Nelson.
who is stopping here en- route TO san
Francisco. has just entered strenuous
denial regarding his reported engage
ment to Miss Irma Johnson of Hot
Springs
There's nothing to it." says Bat
Miss Johnson and / are oldtime
friends. that's all. I'm not going TO be
married yet When the time comes I
will let all my friends know about il.
I'm too busy with fights and important
business matters right now to think of
matrimony."
Nelson made a great showing against
Lang here on Friday night and has be-
come a local hero. He is one of the
most popular fighters who ever invaded
this city and the fans are all wishing
him good luck in his coming bout with
Wolgast. Nelson leaves for his New
Mexico ranch in the morning. He will
proceed direct to San Francisco after
spending a few days hunting and fish
ing in the territory.
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-24
SWIMMERS WELCOME
A FAST YOUNGSTER
McWOOd's Recent Exploits in
the Olympic Club Tank
Stamp Him as a Conner

The Olympic clubs swimming tourna-
ment is now near an end and William
R. McWood probably will win the first
place cup. Up to date he has 56 points
to his credit. almost double that of his
nearest rival.
McWood is considered a marvel in
the water and stands good chance to
lower one or perhaps more records in
the coming Pacific coast championship
meet
The 44o yard record is now his. but
during the last three weeks he has
succeeded in clipping off ? seconds, in
the fast time of 6:1S 2-5.
In the 22O yard class McWood has
no equal and many of his Olympic club
admirers expect him to come near
brea king the worlds record next July.
The swimmers from Los Angeles and
the north will meet stronger 'aggre-
cation of swimmers representing the
Olympic club in the next tournament
and the championship cup may return
to San Francisco this year.
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-24
TURFMAN ONCE
TRACK BLACKSMITH
William Cahm Learned to Love
the Ponies While Working
al Old Gloucester

William Cahill and O. Turek are
numbered among the saddlers of win
ners at Emeryville. Cahill has been a
prominent figure on the American turf
for over 20 years and was black
smith at the old Gloucester track near
Philadelphia when he broke into the
racing end of the game He has owned
and trained such good ones as voladay,
Andrew Mack and Smiley Corbett. The
latter was prcba bly, the biggest sprint
er in training and one Of the fastest.
He died last summer in Canada. Ca
hill now has Sewell, once a grand
sprinter and some young horses that
will win later. He is also training Big
Chief for President Thomas II. Will
liams.
o. Turek was in business in Oakland
up to three years ago, but had played
the races for dozen years and liked
the game so well that he decided to be-
come an owner. He got a trainers 5
license in Canada, where he campaigned
Colonel Jack and Darlington. Both
horses have won at this meeting, but
Colonel Jack proved an migrate by los
ing several races when Turek had bet
on him and winning at s to / unbacked.
Turek added to his string by buying
two yearlings by InfieXible at the re-
cent Ormondale sale. Turek is a Bo-
hemian and named the colts after the
Bohemian societies of San Francisco.
OF which he is member. One is Sokol
and the other ZIata Brans, which, inter-
preted means Golden Gate
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-24
TALENT LOSES OUT
ON WEEK At TRACK
Failure of FaVOrifeS to Cash
Hits All Except Layers and
Few Wise Birds

The scorching given to the talent.
the splendid riding Of Jockey Eddie
Taplin and the hard luck of the
Mackenzie stable were features of last
weeks racing at Emeryviile Of the
80 races run only nine were won
by favorites and there was an un-
usual proportion of good things cut
loose. Consequently the profits of the
oral betting game went to the layers
and to the wise few who were next to
the long shots.
Taplin's services were in demand out
side of the mounts of his new contract
owner, r. ID. Mackenzie, and the boy
was astride several of the weeks sur
prises He rode seven winners. was
in the money on seven others and un-
placed eight times. Dugan was next
with four winners. and Vosper and
Walsh rode three, Buxton, Cotton, Ke-
deris Kent and G. Williams two each,
and Van Dusen, Gross and A. Thomas
one each. Martin was on the ground
for the week and Schneider used c..
Williams and Kederis The latter lad
also got some of BedweH's lightweight
mounts
The bleeding of Fort Johnson in the
Palace Hotel handicap Saturday was
the climax of misfortune for Macl1en-
Zie good morse, he having lOsl Two
races by bad racing luck. His owner
and friends are said to have dropped a
fortune on him. The accident gave an
other handicap victory to Silver knight
and branded the Jones colt either as
a lucky racehorse or higher class
handicap performer than he was credit
ed with being. Since the meeting
opened Silver Knight has started in
one purse race and thirteen handicaps.
He won the purse and six handicaps,
was second once. third twice and un-
placed four times. Only twice was he
favorite in the betting. His victories
were scored in the Thanksgiving, Mel
rose. New Year. San Rafael, Alameda
and Palace Hotel handicaps.
Another development of real class
was in Coppertown's defeat of the
? year old cracks in the Alcatraz handi-
cap. The Kenilworth colt has now
beaten every good 3 year old at the
track. including Napa Nick, Lady Eliz-
abeth Daddy Clip and Binocular, which
declined weights in the last race.
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-24
Roller Race Meet to Be Held
By New Century Wheelmen

The first roller race meet Of the year
will be held by the New Century
wheelmen in Puckett's hall next
Thursday night. All of the leading
clubs on this and the other side OF the
bay have entered teams, and there will
be a great fight for the honors.
The New Century and Bay City
wheeImen are the most likely candi-
dates The fight usually narrows down
to them. and so far honors are little
in favor of the boys wearing the NAL
tese cross.
The five clubs which will participate
together with their teams, follow:
Oakland wheelmen-L. Ford and E.
Bav city wheelmen-McCarthy and F.
Diver.
Golden City wheelmen-Jerry Cough
lin and A. Dubeaux.
New Century wheelmen-C. Lave and
w. Petry-
f. Emburg.
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-24
Baseball Maguates Fail to
Agree on Schedule

PITTSBURG. Jan. 23.-Thomas ].
Lynch, president of the National league;
Charles H Ebbetts. president of the
Brooklyn club. and Barney Dreyfuss.
president of the Pittsburg team, held
a conference today preliminary TO the
meeting tomorrow of the joint schedule
committee.
The committee Includes, in addition
10 the three named, President Ban
Johnson of the American league,
Charles W. Somers of Cleveland. and
Frank Farrell of New York.
Barney Dreyfuss sought today to
convince Ebbetts that the public does
not want les game schedule.
Whether Ebbetts was convinced he
would not say.
If the two leagues do not encounter
any serious obstacles the schedule max
ing can be completed in one day. but
if the National adheres to the long
schedule the work will be delayed.
The rules committee will be in ses-
sioh. but il is not expected any change
of Importance in the rules will be
made.
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-24
MOTORDROME Will
BE ERECTED HERE
Jack Prince and His Associates
to Build Half Mile Track
During Coming Spring

San Francisco is to have d motor
been in the city and has selected To-
cation whereon he will build a half
mile track The reason for the erection
of track of this size is the fact
that in the south it has been found that
tracks of shorter lengths necessitate
such extreme banking that only the
professional will take the steep turns.
With the erection of a half mile track
this will not be a necessity.
The building of the track will be
commenced during April. just after the
winter rains cease. &C. Hopkins, Pa
cifc coast agent for the Indian motor
cycle, received telegram yesterday
from Jake de Roster. the worlds cham
pion motorcycle rider. stating that he
would arrive in this city from Los An
geles this morning De Roster is un-
doubtedly coming north to look over
the location for the new track. He may,
while waiting for the date of breaking
ground, take trip over to Honolulu,
The day of driving motorcycle to
it's greatest speed merely for the SEN
sation. with open ports, shooting away
like gatling gun to the annoyance of
the public, is fast disappearing. and the
great DenentS ana enJoNhnentS TO be de-
rived from riding a motorcycle are be-
coming more fully appreciated
The poet Maeterlinck is a great mo-
torcycle enthusiast In a recent inter-
view he said. concerning a trip along
the Mediterranean shores where all
spring and summer the air is perfumed
by flowers
Some people laugh at me. a poet on
a motorcycle They think it incon-
gruous. But consider how much more
convenient, it is than a motor car. You
are nearer the road. you see all there
is to be seen. You can go along little
paths, delightful quiet woodways
where no motor car can pass"
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-24
Local Revolver Cracks Are
VictorS Over Portland

OAKLAND. Jan. 23.-The San Fran
cisco team, which is entered the in
door competition of the United States
revolver association. came out vic
torious in its last match with the Port
land. Ore team shoot Thursday night
The score was 1,O74 to 1,012.
Following are the scores made at the
ranges today:
.sSa. Veterans ans. Of national guard monthly media
J. ii. Kuhke. 30: r. Pouiter. a.: F. ! Poyey
A. ~ H. G. Mayer, 3s; Captain Ludwig Siebe. 33
revolver scores-F. Poulter -, AZ: r ! Poyev
40. a; i. II. Slitor A. A. Captain J. T.
Klein a, rs; Major Pouter, Al. a; I. J. Car
Norddeutscher schuetzen club. monthly media
shoot. expert class-F. r. Schuster. 22O 2O7
nrst t champion class. Captain ]. d. Hese. 2l2,
2lI' second champion class d. Schwormstede
212. 206; fourth class. f. p. Rathjens Is3
Major F NJ: stehn. $50. 1872.
San Francisco schuetzen verein. monthly mcda
snoot-EXpen class, H. Bornholdt .i5: cham
plon class. u. Huntemann. I'll: drst class G
Pattberg 222; second class, G. Gunther 1S2
third class, H. Inteman. 1885, fourth class Ma
Bnilseye competition--H Intemann To-: A.
T. Linge, 1e9; r. r. Rathjens, 521; F. P,
berg, $50; Captain j. d. Heise. 75l: O. A. Bre
N mer 1oi f. Bus Bust so7 +, Dollenbaugh 500
1851: II. Bornholz .37s; A. Studer eos
Red Men schuetzen company monthly media
shoot-First champion class, Ii. Nicolai. 2O4
second champion class +. II Bremer pos: third
class. ]. Schlinsky 179 Bullseye target. W
Wrestler 595; II. Nicolai. 69s; J. Schlinsky
,533; F. H. Bremen. 1854.
Golden Gate rifle and pistol club montRiy
rife scores-C. NJ. Henderson 10: h. Jonas
200, 205; A. Studer 2o5 210 POI: NJ w Hous
ner, 2l4 202 202 221. 215: NJ W Blasse.
219. 2l9: G. Pattberg 21S. Pistol aud revolver
scores. II HswXhurst, 30, IS; H. f. Wilson. rs
%, 10; G. Armstrong, 81, 81. 50: G. W. WhaIey
u, as, 73; r. NJ. Jones, 50, 50; c. f. Arm
strong, IS, 81. 50; j. 6. Day, so; j. f. Cor
man, 81, 96 81.
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-24
Juarez Results

s JUAREZ, Jan. ga big crowd saw
some high class racing at Terrazas
park today. The feature was the
Astica handicap, at six furlongs, and
resulted in an easy victory for the
BedweIl entry Right Easy. with Shill-
ing up. Bedwell started three horses
in the event. Right Easy, Prince Ahmed
and Richard Reed. Goldin. in win
ming the second event at FIVE and d half
furlongs, made new track record of
1: :05 25. Summary
5es1 FIRST RACE-Selng, six furongs:
Good Intent 107 tShillingl, ) TO o...-.......
Lady Psret 90 tRamsey), IL to l....-......
Mary Geneyieye 1oi sGoese}. p 20 r TO W., o,8
Rose, Ciscus G.. A. Lehman, Corzo, FL Perfecto,
finished as named
Goldfn. ll5 1shiliing). 2 to /. .............. /
Seven Full ioc ,,a !Bepsssossnp; safe'sssn9;b to =
Time i: :05 %. Ocean Queen, Marchmont
Execute, Msddling Haenas s.,iin finished as named
GLADYS Louise 1u2 (Ramsey). to 5........ /
Hardlyson 1O4 tBenescotenl, 8 to I.......... 2
Time. I.26 as. Dick vestal. Gunston. High
Street The Thorn Virginia Lindsey, True Sf,
5sss FOURTH RAcE-The Astica handicap.
81 200. six furlongs:
Right Easy i22 shlli9sl sso1 to =, !,
Gypsy King. 103 tkennedyl, - TO ..... -. 3
Time ll2 l-a Richard Reed, Glorio, King
CohaIt Colonel Bob, Elizabctn HarWocu. l4omOnd,
finished as named. Right Easy. Prince Ahmed
and Richard Reed coupled In betting.
$685. FIFTH RACE-Seiing seven furlongs
stendal 112 (ShillingG s to l,..,. ,.........
Albion Fl. i07 fQuayl, so to l; ;.,r...... .
Alice Collins 107 (Ricel, TO /. .-.-....... 3
Time :26 3.5 Tom Franks Myrtle Dixon.
Erofist' Cuban Boy, Regards. Reuben John
Sparks. Minnie Bright, G. J. Cox. finished as
5aes SIXTH RACE-Selling. one mile
Pedro 11o fBeuescoten) TO 2..-.......... 1
Bon Ton los tGarnert, 10 10 1........-..-.. ?
Buna JOS fArchbsldf. o 70 l.. ..... 3
Time 40. The Wrestler Beau Man. French
Cook John L. Mcmillan. Chcswardine. finished as
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-24
ST. Joseph's Five Too Strong
For EIizabethanS

In a basket ball game played at st.
afternoon the home team easily won
from the St. Elizabeth quintet, the
score being A to A. The little fellows
from Fruitvale did what they could TO
reverse matters. but they lacked the
knowledge of the game enjoyed by the
Peralta Park lads. The academy basket
ball team is composed of the following
Students: William Cunningham, Thomas
Reilly. George Heininger, Robert Nc
crea and Julian Perkins. Albin Fors-
lund is coach.