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The daily sentinel., 1910-03-14
Biitains Win Chess Match.
Especial to TIE Sentinel

New York. NJ III 14.-Great Brit
ain once more carried off the honors
at chess in the twelfth annual match
by cable, concluded Saturday even
ing. Although three games were left
unfinished, owing to the failure of
conn. ittees in charge to reach an un-
derstanding on the procedure for
scoring. the tally stood Il to 2 II in
favor of the British. The Americans
will gain another point by adjudica-
tion and expect draws on the remain
ing two points: but, at best. the total
score win record an American defeat
by 5 Y 70 4 y.
The daily sentinel., 1910-03-14
Plan Big Meet.
Special to The Sentinel ]

Salt Lake. March IA Utah
state amateur athletic meet open to
all students and amateur athletics in
the state is planned by o. b. Cling
rich, A. A. U. representative for
Utah The b. Y. u. Y. NJ. C. A..
University of Utah and other insti-
tutions have given their consent to
the plan. Events for youngsters. as
well as open events, are planned.
The daily sentinel., 1910-03-14

It is reported that fruit buds on the
peach orchards about DeBeque are
nearly all killed and that the peach
crop further down the Grand valley
will be light However, 1t is rather
early yet to know definitely the dam
age done by the winters zero wealth
er.-Plateau Voice.
The daily sentinel., 1910-03-14
TAYLOR MADE A VIGOROUS
TALK IN BEHALF Of
PROJECTS

support of the Lafean bill. providing
for uniform box and barrel for
apples and for standard grades in
packing.
The daily sentinel., 1910-03-14

Jolly Nellie McHenry in her circo-
comedy "a Night at the Circus" will
appear at the Park opera house to-
morrow night.
The daily sentinel., 1910-03-14

The Methodist church choir, one
of the best organizations in the city,
delighted large audience which as
sembled in the church last evening.
The daily sentinel., 1910-03-14
fWenestIny. March 14.)

r. II. Rea of this city. returned
last night from Sterling. ILL.,, where
he was called by the death of his
father
The daily sentinel., 1910-03-14

The street sprinkler in the next
two weeks will do more good than to
run it a month later on in the sea-
son. Hundreds of dollars worth of
goods are spoiled by the dust.
The daily sentinel., 1910-03-14

The following municipal ticket was
nominated by the citizens conven-
tion last evening:
John F. Moore. (democraD, mayor.
Lorin 4. Staley, trepublican), city
attorney.
E. s. Reaves. (republican). alder
man.
J. H. Bowers. tprohibitionisD, al
derman,
Nv. II. Lee. (democrat). alderman.
S. w. Coleman, (prohibitionisD
alderman.
NJ. w. Van Buren,, independent
populis), alderman,
The daily sentinel., 1910-03-14

Clarence Byron has Just completed
a painting of Prince Bismark and his
son, Count Herbert Bismark. The
painting is full length and shows con-
siderable ability. 1t is hanging in
the Board of Trade.
The daily sentinel., 1910-03-14

bout reduced
urn via Coils
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the Colorado
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a few weeks
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Any amount OF A No hav at th.
ash Fesd Store, 307 Main Street.
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same. The
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have been
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ing results.
The daily sentinel., 1910-03-14

III l6 than
ely crusty!
hver Newt
Mr.. Shaf-
hnner that
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1910-04-20

can painter, claimed to be the first
to display the flag in Great Britain.
On the day when George III ac-
knowledged the independence of the
United States December 5, 1882,
he painted the flag in the. back
ground of portrait of Elkanah
Watson. To Captain Mooers of the
whaling ship Bedford, of Nantucket,
is doubtless due the honor of first
displaying the Stars and Stripes in
a port of Great Britain. He ar
rived in the Downs with it flying at
the fore February 3, 1888.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1910-04-20
TO JUSTIFY PROTECTION

Whether it is the tariff, the trust,
or the INSCRIPTIONS middlemen,
alone or together, that the crusade
for lower prices should be directed
against it is in any case crusade
against organized selfishness. The
consumer has hitherto been un-
organized. Heis now setting on foot
leagues and boycotts. But it is an
irony of fate that Ohio, one of the
citadels of protection, should now
be the pioneer in deliberate work.
ingmen to lower their own standard
of living. The protectionist scheme
in which the selfishness of one class
is just to counterbalance the
selfishness of every other class has
broken down somehow. The only
logical position for the republican
press should be to encourage work
ingmen to strike for higher wages,
clerks and school teachers for in
creased salaries, and the holders of
small investments for higher divi-
dends. That is demanded by the
gospel. The traiff takes away but
the tariff also gives, and ifit doesn't
give, why take by force what is due
you. But Ohio's republican press
does not preach STRIKES, and does
advocate abstention from meat.
The selfish consumer is now asked
to put aside his selfshness and
diet for awhile, that protection
may be justified of its works.-New
York Evening Post.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1910-04-20
ALWAYS WANT MONEY"

1.-THE churches are always after
money" said woman who had just
been given an opportunity to give
whatever she might wish in a meet
ing.
Always after money is the fire.
quent cry against the church.
One is reminded of a rich Texas
rancher whose son some years ago
had murdered a man, and though
the case was; strong against him, he
was acquitted through the eloquence
of his lawyer. After the trial the
father was presented a bill for $500
by the lawyer, who asked whether
he thought it was too much. "By
no MEANS" said the father, "you
have saved my boy, and I'd gladly
have given you twice as much. /"
Not long after, through the efforts
of a minister, the same boy was led
to Christ and saved from life of
sin. When, a little later, the father
was asked to contribute something
to the church, he grudgingly
squeezed out a dollar. Think of it!
Would gladly have given $500 to
save his boy from the gallows, but
unwilling to give one for his sons
salvation. Strange, isn't it?
The fact is the churches do more
for less money than any other in
stitution on earth, No land would
be fit to live in without them.
Usually the burden of supporting
the churches and the missions is laid
almost entirely on few people.
Everyone wants a preacher in the
community to visit them in sickness
and say the last words at the grave,
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1910-04-20
ESTIMATING CENSUS

Since the census talk has started,
and especially at this time when the
enumerators are busily engaged in
all parts of the United States ask
ing questions and securing the
names and occupations of all the
people, many estimates have been
made as to the population of the
United States Ninety millions
seems to be the figure that meets
with the greatest approval, and by
those who are in a position to know,
the claim is made that the popula-
ton will at least reach this figure.
The following table will be of in
terest to those who have figured on
the matter and shows the gain that
has been made in this country in
population during the past 12O
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1910-04-20
For Sale by S. Jacobs Co.
Elko, Nevada

but many forget that some one else
has to support the preacher for them,
and while they hold themselves
aloof from the church and refuse
to support it, although at the same
time reaping the benefits it brings
to the entire community. they are
simply dependents of the people who
do carry it along. -PrincetonTele-
gram.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1910-04-20
Wednesday, April 20, 1910
BIRTHDAY OF THE AMERICAN FLAG

April was the actual birthday
of the American flag, the flag as we
know 1.-THE flag that has Is stripes
and a star for every state. This
flag, the American flag of today,
was adopted by congress on April
a, 1918, and was designed by Captain
Samuel c. Reed. In the flag of
1918 there were 20 stars; today
there are 46.
The. American flag which Wash
ington first unfurled at Cambridge,
Mass, on January l, 1776, was COM
posed of Is red and white stripes,
with the crosses of St. George and
St. Andrew emblazoned on the blue
canopy in place of the stars. This
flag was also carried by the fleet
under command of Commodore Eek
Hopkins when it sailed from the
Delaware capes on February II,
l776.
In the following year, June ID,
lI77, the Continental Congress
passed resolution, "That the flag
of the United States be 13 stripes,
alternate red and white; that the
union be Is stars, white on a blue
field, representing a new constell-
alton"
How or by whom the idea of the
star was first suggested is uncertain
although there are some who ascribe
1T to John Adams, while others
claim the .entire flag was borrowed
from the coat of arms of the Wash
lngton family. In this flag the stars
were arranged in circle, although
no form was officially prescribed.
1t is supposed that the first display
OF the national flag at military
post was at Fort Schuyler, on the
site of the village of Rome, Oneida
County, New York. The fort was
besieged early in the month of
August TIT, and the garrison
were without flag. So they made
one according to the prescription of
congress by cutting up sheets to
form the white stripes, bits of scarlet
cloth for the red stripes and the
oIue ground for the stars was COM
posed of portions of cloth coat
belonging to Captain Abraham
.SWarthour of Duchess County, New
York, and the flag was finished
August 3, 1777.
Paul Jones, as commander of the
Ranger, to which he was appointed
June Id, 1777, claimed that he was
the first to display the Stars and
Stripes on a naval vessel. 1t is
probable that the flag was. first un-
furled in battle on the banks of the
Brandywine, September II, 1777,
the first battle after its adoption.
1t first appeared over stronghold
June 8, 1778, when Captain Rath-
bone of the American sloop of war
Providence captured Fort Nassau,
New Providence, Bahama Islands.
John Singleton Copley, the Ameri-
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1910-04-20
cheerfuIness Means Iona life

Keep cheerful. for just as sunlight
brings health, so does q sunny heart
ward Oft the physical rainy day, Is
the advice Of a writer interested In
women Watch the digestion. The
woman who can count on her stom-
ach not going back on her usually
prolongs her youth into old age. The
secret OF most neurastlienics is undi.
gested food. Have an interest In life,
but learn to keep II within bounds.
The trouble with most women is they
let their interests be master. A
hobby is said to bring health, but new
,er when 1t is overridden. Cultivate
placidity and self-control The quiet,
placid woman may bend with the
weight Of her burdens. but she rarely
breaks. as does her sister who lives
with every nerve tense.
BE normal in your attitude of life.
Avoid excess. Learn the value Of
+ happy and healthy body and you have
little to dread from the breakdown.
with good capital.
Real Open Work.
"Er-where can find the depart.
ment where they sell open!work
goods?" asked the man who wanted to
buy his wife some, peek.aiboo waists
and ship them to her in Florida.
Third counter to the right, SIR"
replied the tall foorwalker. with a
smile. tr
Are you trying To- make a'dunce
OF me! That is the drug counter.
What Kind Of open.wofk goods dothey
sell there" 80 3.
Porous plasters, sir. and the best
in town, SIR"
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1910-06-23

Miss Rose Messenger is at her home
in this city.
Paul Engleman was an Ithaca visitor
Monday.
Rev Clapp Of Harrison spent Saturday
in Alma.
Miss Laura Brown spent the first of
the week at Rock Lake,
w. A. Bahlke was in Bowling Green,
Ohio, the first of the week.
V. p. Cash and wife of Riverdale
spent Friday in this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. W. Wright spent the
first of the week in Detroit.
Arthur Davies is the guest of Thomas
Grover and family in this city.
Eighteen tickets were sold Sunday for
the excursion to Cadillac and Frankfort.
The frame work is up for the parochial
residence being built on West Downey
street.
Tive nty.four tickets were sold Sunday
for the Detroit excursion over the PM.
R.R.
Ransom Fraker and family spent Sun
day in ca mp at Rock Lake near Vesta-
burg.
Miss Mabel Strong spent Sunday with
friends at Coldwater Lake, Isabella
county.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1910-06-23
ST.JOHN S CHURCH.

The new Rector Rev. J. Frank Jack
son will have charge of next Sunday
services. Morning service 1000 "a. m.
Sunday school at usual honr and even
ing services at 73O o'clock The public
are cordially invited to any or all of
these services.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1910-06-23
NOTICE

A special meeting of the members of
the Alma B GARD of Trade will be held
at the city hall, Friday evening. July
LIST, 1910, at 500. Matters of importance
connected with the Miller Saw-Trimmer
a - 20; =: he acted upon. A good
meeting is desired.
w. A. BAHLKE, President.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1910-06-23
BAPTIST CHURCH

Services Sunday 10Th June, Childrens
Day, At 1920 the pastor will preach a
special illustrated sermon to the
school, all children are particularly in
vited; 1880 special program by the
school; $3.50 B. Y.P.U u; 7:30 Sermon by
pastor. Unable to follow Christ. Why?
Pastor, w. H. Cook.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1910-06-23
NJ. f. CHURCH

Morning service at 1000; Sunday
School at 1880; Epworth League and
Glass meeting at 600 p. m. Evening
service at 700. Mid-week service at
7:3o Thursday evening in lecture room
of church.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1910-06-23
Church noteS.

FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST, SCIENTIST
Services every Sunday at 1890 a. IN.
in the Knights of Pythias Hall.
Wednesday evening service at 1880.
Reading room open Tuesday and Satur-
day afternoon.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1910-06-23
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH

Sunday morning service 1000 a. III.
Sunday school IL 80 a. m. Young
Peoples society at $50. Evening SER
vice Z 80 p. IN. Mid week service Thurs
ay at 7:30 p. II. II. l., Grain,
Pastor.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1910-06-23

FOUND-A gold watch and fob in
front af Wilber's bowling alley on Sun
day evening. Owner G an have same by
proving property and paying for this
notice. Enquire at Linger Longer
Lodge.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1910-06-23

HOUSE AND LOT-For sale at a
great bargain in the city of Alma, Mich.
enquire of G.. II. Carl, agent, Alma.
E l63lt4
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1910-06-23

Gallagher's and Caple's stores change
purse containing about eight dollars.
Finder please return to Wright's office
and receive reward. x
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1910-06-23

MARRIED MAN-Wanted to work
on farm, good wages, steady employ
ment, tenant house, telephone or call
VIM. Knudson.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1910-06-23

Ask your merchant for the King Bee
overalls and jackets. w. B. McCauley
manufacturers, Alma, Mich. K
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1910-06-23

FOR SALE-One horse an q one
driver also harness and saddles as we'll
as pony, surry etc. Enquire at this
office or telephone Union 2l3.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1910-06-23

LOST-A ladies pocket book contain.
ing money. Finder will be literally
rewarded by leaving same at this Office
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1910-06-23
ITEMS OF SPECIAL INTEREST.

FOR SALE-A good refrigerator fol
sale cheap. Enquire at ehis office.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-06-07

spnoe at oprfe Soroen, erioifisnt be
tor life bar bopt t,ogen protfiff Gr-
fdring oeri, % be ii rinee Garmere,
iom idar fulrfsrer ct aiiriils | farm
bisbunorp1, bender ale iom en- til.
bage til Gdrmen for at npttiggisre be
~inoprnbne aiinoifaber. 8 bet fire.
aarige alirins pe6 agerbriigsffolen
er Der fire @ra6uenter, % at 6isie
ifaI to begpnoe fom 2qrere peo ager.
brngsffoler, en- ffaI trGoe | Citizens
Tieneite, meoens ben fieroc forelsbig
bill peroe 9anbbraget Ipggen og be-
gpn6e en- misunderstanding. s
Observation-Disclosures er Der
ipo @raouenter, bpornf De tire bill
begpn6e at u~noerpiie / bette Sag peo
SsiifoIer, og be an6re fire agter at
forti9tte fine Stiibier og tage andre
9prins peo Sfolen. 30 Yiger o.
fire Gutter iiogoar fra Tbmmaceiit.
ofoelingen, oe nieo llubtoeelie al en-,
Der bill fortiGtte pe6 Sfolen, agter
uIe at 'see fla Stiningpr / bette lit
Sag. Sire Stloenter bliper iaar
f9rbiee mes bet firenarige SIRIUS |
Sneenisrfiniten, og oisie oil ale
beapnbe iom Sngenisrer. antollet
al @rabuenter bIiper for bnert Iur
iterre og itsrre | hpert aurius. og
ltusbommen ipnes ooeralt at biie en-
ufGopanlig Snteresie for Sfclen.
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S~filopaooeiaet Jowa,

= Smesnen at 9es @oines, Sa,'
or Der mango, iom bper Ssit % Yin
ter tiener fig en- oaffer S~ommeitiaine
peb at fange Sfilbpaooer og lenoe til
storbperne / giten, fornemlig I'll
Y~bilaSelpbia. 9e eriarne Sfilopoo.
oeieaere sisr oct ofte soSt, mems DC
uerfarne ingen @runo bar III al
.ifrpoe at lin Sortieneite.
Saettioen er forbolospis fort, oe
oct aieloer oa at benptte Sioen aoot.
Der er life iaa fiiIot op meo Sfilo-
poooer / bore GIoe og gaffe, Sno'
iiser % "Sluer" mn iom Tor ! Sioen.
ooubet er bit mere rpobet % opr-
fet, oe Solicit tar beore Bare paa DC
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-06-07

Tranf 6. anee, Der peier 450 Yuno.
jfaI bare manager, mcoens SIiner
aimbon, Chicago, Der fun er 4 Sod
bei til en- anben Yoerliabco er aniai
iom Umpire. Ge anores 8ngt er
iom fsIaer: ~gabp~ Bills, BLOOM
inaton, Sa., "Gatdcr", $40 Euno;
Carl Solnl Sranfuiae, Soma, u
sor aarnmel o. peienoe $50 Sumo
1cIfqane Sdmiot, @abafb, Nebr.,
425 Qrnb; 60. :. Sbeeman, Gler'
mont, Soma, 800 Iruo; so. 9
Sinos, Iommontb, ST., 400 Huno,
Charles e. Gan 2ifuen, Siage, Sa.,
375 Gnno; Iinfep Sotpep geaper
Gam, @is., 325 Tiino, og 3. u,
@roipnel, Chandelier, Soma, 37o
Guno. 5iIianmen beier Sis'e m
goIoIbinere 3,735 Tiinb. Tan pil
Itrar beepnbe at reiie fra 9p til gp
for at IpiIe golb. pa Der p%oaitaaes,
at Sc ole, trobs fin b~etpoclige @Ggt,
or aanife rappe paa Scoen.
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mtacnuF,t.
Ghp. Gpnntnfasierer bpb.

Stu. Gpnntbfasierer bpb. Rar.
tin Slion, forbenpprenbe County.
fasierer / 9olf Golrntp, bsoe fornp.
Zig / lit Stem | Npe efter ct fort Sp.
geleie, So slar gammel. San bapoe
boet / Iolf Gountp iiben 1860. af-
osbe efterlaoer fig gnfe og ipu
Born.
gelfommet &csn. Sra Ga crosse
melbtes Den 2ben bs., at BET nplig
inbtrufne &ean bar iGroeleS pelfom-
met blarot ale Sobafsaplere / ben
oeItlige Gel al Stdten. Wegen 20.
baf bang nemlia frembeles / SobafS.
ifltrene, men poa 8rlrto al bet terre
geir fumoe Sen life rsreS eller toges
al StGngerne. Saa omtrent ben
belle Milling / ga crosse % Sermon
Gountner bang iirsrt | Sniene, mer,
efter Den inStronote Srgtibeb pil 90
rem burtig blipe bragt paa Warfeoet.
N%nbeialer Cpipn meS Caring. =
9oaro Of Sraoe / Ga Grosie bar be-
Nilttct iig til peS lit neite Isoe Of
onbefole Spipn meb ale SGrings'
tiIfGlber / @pen, en- Sronina Der mn
Iig blep ipGrfint / Milwmtfee Ga
grosie Golmtp meoicinife Sorenina
ianrt Sonbelsfommerets ipecieae $50.
mite for Suberfuloiis er alereoc
tlepne enige ON ct iaabnnt Opium.
SGaingcn al SilfGlSer inhen gpen
bill fpreono un6er @isconIin Intl'
crbcrcr!oiis G2iociatiouS %tipicier,
MslcarbciScre paa Strcif. SiIt'
mon Melmsae / Ga Gros'e er bleper
Iuffet iom SpIQe al en- Streif blunoi
grbeiocrne / Wcaens gioelin9 for
Iofnina % lloIfibning. 2iSie ar'
beibere, 35 Sonet, forlongte Ell
9s~nsforhsicIie al % pr. ctte Simers
Soa, bpilfet iiocS at bore bt1aiot al
Msaceierne for pisie a~rbeioereS peo'
fommetbe, mcScns De FOR onore err
flrroc set por formeoet SC pier
coioo iorcilaoct Ell 9icunsmaoaenot
eoreaclie al Is Gents pr. 9oa. Toe
hctte 1aaIpa ooiao ifuloe giGloe o.
NrbeiSerc, ser life bapbe Itreifet.
! Strciferne ofpiite oisie Silbno, hoor'
for Isam Iuffeoes inotil en- Sper
ensfomit furSc opndaes.
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poa en- eler anoen Waaoe foaet rat
/ en- sgife Spritiffer, % poa Sorrle'
bis foripnct flo oeroi.
lima gisc libcr imcrtcfnlb Ssb.
Bertha Nnoeriou, Den 15.aarige Gat'
Ter al Martiu s. anocrion, boenoe
peIteuior gibore, bIep Den lite oS.
;aa forbrGnot, at bun eitcr ier Il.
mcrS itrrffeliee 2ioelIcr aIgtf peH
.Gs6en. llnoer arbeibet | aisftenet
bnpne hen0eS al9oer iattet Slb ira
a~lcffenornert.
2iocn On / Sarc. Zen lille By
&enrp trueoeS iorleben meo at blicc
belt e0elogt al en- Slbebrono, Der
Iaeoe MiuaS 2eieitalo / aifc. 90
9pcn life bar nogct SmoIpiteir,
mootte aIle Spers Snobpgecre biGl'
pc til at Ionge gono, % oeo baarbI
ArbeiOe blep SlOeu binbret / al gribc
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al Siooc ., Sicfep % grtbur 9cpiS
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gnfIuge Tor ar bope itioolet en- bel
Sognlaouing aprg ira areotrmop'
brrtterue Sommer & Sobniou. 10.
rclebint Sorber oil blipc optaget ser,
Soc SUM. arentureierne Tiger. q.
De fan iremisre it9rfe 9epiier, os al
De err beitcmte poa at i9tte en- Stop,
Der for oerre 5raiif. geboerne lan1s
@dsiouri Riper er nemIig / l9nserc
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tpoe. og Der ipues at e~rtiterc en- or.
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! tiltaset iuotil 5rGfbeo.
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