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LEGAL NOTICES

Sealed Proposals
will be received at the office Of score
tary Of state, Montgomery, Ala, until
IL O'Clock noon. Monday. August ~
1910, for furnishing stationery and sta
tionery supplies to the state OF Alabama
for two years, beginning October 1,
1910.
Estimates Of Kind, quality, etc.. and
maximum prices as fixed by this de-
partment. in accordance with sub-sec-
ton l Of section 57S of code of 1907,
on which proposals can be made will
be furnished on applica ton. No bid IN
excess of maximum prices as fixed will
be considered.
Bids will be opened on Tuesday, Au-
gust 23, 1910. and contract let on Same
day. or as soon thereafter as practi-
cable.
Bids received after the time above
specified will be rejected. Proposals
must be made in accordance with the
provisions Of section 57S of code OF
Alabama, 1907. The right to reject any
and all bids is reserved.
FRANK N. JULIAN,
S-1-8-15 Secretary Of State.
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Excursions north and east, Saturday,
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railroad and Pullman tickets now.
1925 First Avnue.
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MANIFESTATIONS

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WANTED-To exchange, No. 1901 l4th
Ave, South. Tor cottage or good iot;
AnnIv on premises or Main 4o4l. 7-20-tf
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WANTND-AGENTS

IRON SAFES
We Buy. sSc1 snss and sell ron safes:
all makes. Thrasher Safe Co.. Mont
rornery. Ala, S-16-es6t
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EOOK-Good home for good woman cook.
Good wages. Small family, South High
lands. Apply afternoons while adver-
ttsenent appears. to elevator boy, Stein
n bldg. 7-So-tf
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throughout the seven months of ses-
sion III behalf of Colorado settlers.
miners and oil prospectors. with the
result that practically all of their
grievances have received substantial
attention.
Amend Land Withdrawal Bill.
The united efforts of Senator
Hughes and Representative Taylor
produced amendments to the land
withdrawal bill, one of President
faft's pet measures, which permits
prospectors to locate mining claims
throughout the reserved sections, con-
serves the rights of homestead set
tiers at present on the ground, gives
recognition to oil claims and makes
the general land withdrawal only
temporary.
The Colorad oans also took an ac-
tive part in the passage of the bill
permitting agricultural entries on
coal lands and which gives settlers
the right to take the surface of some
5000 900 acres of coal lands in Colo
RADIO at present withdrawn from en-
try.
The bill appropriating $20,000,00O
for the completion of the irrigation
projects was given close attention by
the Colorado members with the result
that the Grand valley and the I'm
compahgre systems in Colorado will
be rushed to completion.
President Taft has given his per-
sonal promise to Senator Hughes to
hasten the projects. In so doing he
remarked Significantly that he had
seen them both.
Through a bill introduced by Sem
ator Guggenheim and cared for in the
house by Representative Taylor. set
tiers under these uncompleted prof.
ects may now obtain leaves of ab-
sence from their holdings while
awaiting the completion of the main
government canals. In another meas
ure 1t has been decided that these
Continued on Page Ten.)
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TEDDY SENDS
HIS REGRETS

The Mesa County Business asso-
citation received letter from ex-
President Roosevelt this morning ex-
pressing thanks for the invitation ex-
tended to visit the Grand valley, but
also stating that it was practically
impossible for him to accept. How
ever, there is still hope that Roose-
welt may come here during Septem-
ber and every effort is being made to
secure his attendance in connection
with the meeting of the stockmen of
the state to be held in Delta at that
time.
Jos. F. Painter. secretary of the
state association, received a letter
Saturday from Clifford Pinchot. who
carried personal invitation from
Grand Junction and Delta to Roose-
welt, stating that Roosevelt would
probably be able to make an address
to the state convention during his
Denver visit Unless be can be per-
suaded to change his plans the state
cattlemen's association will proba bly,
change the location of their conven-
tion from Delta to Denver. This will
not be done, however, If Roosevelt
can be persuaded to cross the range,
and every effort is now being made
to secure a promise from him to visit
Delta. If that can be secured Roose-
welt will ride from Grand Junction to
Delta horseback, with bodyguard of
one thousand cowboys.
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CUTS THROAT.
AND bLEEOS
TO DEATH
SUICIDE At C0LLBRAN

Respondent over financial affairs,
Joseph Webber n restaurant keeper
at Collbran, last night cut his throat
from ear to ear, dropped the butcher
knife with which he committed the
deed, i'm To bucket and bled to DEATH
The dead man had opened new
eating house in Collbran, but with
his wife and three children TO support
did not find business heavy enough
to keep even. He was man close to
fifty years of age, well built, and
slightly gray.
The suicide occurred while Under
taker W. =. Slough was in Collbran
attending to the burial of Elmer Ra-
der. who had been cut to pieces at
the saw mill. Mr.. Slough made the
coffin for the deceased RAIDER while
there and the burial took place at
night.
Webber's body, however. was
brought down today by Mr.. Slough,
the widow and children following la
ter. Deceased was a member of the
Woodmen of the World at Canon City
and carried policy in an old-line
company, according to the belief of
those who were slightly acquainted
with him.
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TAKE
ANOTHER
GAME
SECOND SCORE I TO |

The sec tond game OF the series Of
four with the Loyeland Greys was
called this afternoon at the fair
grounds before "A fair sized crowd
The lineup was the same as that
of yesterday, with the execution. of
course. of the pitchers, Pratt doing
the twirling for the home team and
Reeder in the box for the visi tcrs.
Being the second game of a series
OF four, the crowd was not rs large
as can and will be expected for to-
riorrow and the last game.
sundays game demonstrated the
fact that the Loveland BOYS can play
ball. and it is evident that the ma
Jc'ity of the fans want to see he de-
siding game of the series, whicn Will,
undoubtedly, be good.
Swearengeu. who acted as umpire
IN other games, again held me indi-
Gator, and his decisions, whicn were
Tair and Just gave general "a istnc-
ton.
In the first inning. which saw no
scoring but some very fast aud classy
hal! playing on both sides, there was
a distinct contrast to the game OF yes
terday, in which a comedy of errors
allowed the home boys to score three
times before the game had more than
started.
Wilson, center-fielder for the vis-
tors, started the hitting in the seq
dnd inning with a two-bagger. send
ing the sphere over in left fell.
In the second inning Lovelard sue
oeeded in getting two men on bases,
second and third: but could not score
even though they made desperate Of
forts to bring them in.
In the fourth inning, LaSalle
stepped to the plate and knocked cut
~ base-linH hit to right field which
scored C. Rose. This made the score
tie, Grand Junction having scored
one In the second inning when An
heir. by stealing two bases. went
home on a passed ball.
Both of the two-base hits made bv
Loveland We're exceedingly lucky. as
they looked almost exactly On the
base-line. and 1t took the most pre-
else work on the part of the umpire
to determine If they We're fair or foul
balls.
Loveland was retired in thn third
without additional scoring.
The visitors PLAYED with much
more snap and ginger at this game
than in the game yesterday. ana real
ly played as though they had every
expectation of winning the game.
Continued on page sikh
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SLAYER Of THREE
KILLED BY POSSE
[By Associated Press. I

Atlanta, Ga. June CIV. II.
Bostwick. the desperado who killed
three men and wounded three others
at his home near Cecilia yesterday,
was found dying in his barricaded
home at 4 O'Clock this morning, when
the Fitzgerald company of the ma
tional guard made a rush and cap
tured the house. He expired within
an hour
Five children, who were in the
house with Bostwick. were rescued
uninjured.
1t is supposed that a bullet fired
during the desperado's fight with pos
ses last night struck him.
Sheriff J. p. McInnis died today at
about the same time as Bostwick.
The affair began Sunday afternoon
when an officer went to arrest Bost-
wick and failed. Then Sheriff Nc
Innis and posse went after him.
Bostwick killed both Chief of Police
Steve Davis and Deputy Sheriff Shelf
field. Sheriff MeInnis and two dep
utles fell badly wounded
After that posse of local citizens
kept up a fire on the besieged man all
night.
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.RANCHWOMAN SAVES
LIFE OF L|NEMAN
Especial to The Sentinel. j

Pueblo, Colo, June 2T.-To MIS-.
James Anderson, ranchwoman,
James Pifer, lineman for the trac.
tion company, probably owes his life.
Yesterday he was doing some re-
pair work on one of the feed wires
several miles from here when the
current was turned on and he re-
ceived a charge of 2.50O volts in his
body. He was rendered unconscious,
and for several hours he hung from
the cross-arm of the pole.
Mrs. Anderson. in driving near,
saw the mans body, and, getting a
rope. she lowered him to the ground
and took him to her cabin, 6 miles
from. here-, M ss
She phoned to the company. and an
auto with a physician went to the re
lief of the unfortunate man. AL
though frightfully burned, Pifei will
probably recover.
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RALLY
TUESDAY NIGHT

whirlwind rally is planned for
tomorrow evening at the roof garden
on top of the Y. NJ. c. A. building,
the occasion being a great gathering
of the young people and others to
hear addresses by noted speakers and
reports from the delegates to the re-
cent state Sunday school convention.
Fruita, Palisade and Grand Junction
delegates will report.
Thomas V. Ellzey, who is at the
head of Sunday school work in Louis
lana will be the principal speaker
He is said to be keen and entertain
ing orator full of ginger and good
sense.
Another of the speakers will be
John C. Carman the Colorado Sun
day school worker, of more than
statewide renown.
Special music will be rendered by
Mrs. Nj. H. Loeffler, Mrs. Price, Mrs
F. II. Welles and Messrs Warren
Fletcher and E. A. Sherman They
will sing Not Unto Us o Lord" and
Save Me o God.
1t is expected that the roof garden.
which will accommodate several hun
dred, will be crowded on that even
ing.
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SHORT LINE TRAIN HELD UP BY
THREE ROBBERS NEAR OGDEN
Masked Men Make Haul from Passengers and
Train Men in Middle of Night
IBy Associated Press. /

Ogden Utah, June 27Hated
place called Five morning Oregon Short
Line passenger northbound city by three
masked who assautng
robbed the train and all the passengers.
One of the
from her by the holdups
After thoroughly searching their victims robbers
den Five Points rubberred
Statewide At that point all of
special train police posse
tective reached the the houp
ough search of the surrounding country begun
the officers had obtained
Williams train estimates that the pas.
sengers welry $500
passengers compelled submit robbers
While rfling the of the bandits said that they
knew there little the
going make search They declared that
express attached
able to board that
Two suspects under arrest in this city.
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WHAT THE COLORADO DELEGATION
IN CONGRESS HAS ACCOMPLISHED

The falsity of the claim that a
democratic delegation in congress
could accomplish nothing ut the pres
ent session has been definitely estab-
lished. A splendid record has been
made by the Colorado contingent in
senate and house, in spite of the fact
that they were in the minority and
opposed, politically, to the adminis-
tratiOn. Apparently there was recog-
milton of the merits and Justice OF
their measures and claims and the
strength of their personalities made
the rest of their work successful.
Below is given a concise and accur-
ate resume of the work of our Colo
RADIO delegation during the session Of
congress just closed:
The five members of the Colorado
congressional delegation followed the
session of congress to It's end. Each
of the senators and members start
homeward with record of which he
is proud and the Centennial state may
congratulate itself that with four of
the coterie democrats, more legisla-
tive plums have been secured for
Colorado in the session just complet-
ed than have been gathered in years
III stsoiohS lut utitSd-
ton was politically in accord with
the administration
With the three Colorado members
in the house working in unison with
one democrat and one republican in
the senate. the public building bill
was made to carry $305,000, for ex-
penditures on postoffices and post
office sites in seven towns outside of
Denver.
Legislation initiated by Represen-
tative Taylor. whereby fifteen Colo
RADIO towns are permitted to purchase
public park sites, was taken up and
put through.
Due to action commended by
Messrs. Taylor. Martin and Rucker.
the state will receive immense bene-
fits from many changes in the public
land laws and the reclamation act. A
constant fight has been carried on
The daily sentinel., 1910-06-27
MAY Be QUIET
HERE ON FOURTH

There has not been much said in
this city about a sane and safe Fourth
of July in Grand Junction, because
for the past several years they have
been too sane and safe.
There has not been any particular
celebration here of the country's ma
tai day in several years.
Every year there are attractions in
the other towns, and Grand Junction
has generally given away to their
claims. This year great many, ,peo-
pie will go to Ouray and other noun
tain resorts. but the city VIII make
up for the lack OF any particular cell
ebration on the Fourth by setting It
over Just ten days to the 14th to tear
1t wide open on the Interurban event.
The daily sentinel., 1910-06-27
CHINESE APPEAL
FOR PRODUCTION
IBy Associated Press. l

Naco, AriZ., June 2I.-The Chinese
establishments at. Cananea Sonora,
have telegraphed to the Chinese min
lister at Washington demanding pro-
lection from the MeXicans. 1T being
reported that the MeXicans are pre-
pairing to dynamite all the Chinese
stores with the idea of running out
the Celestials.
The Chinese minister at Washing
ton is also accredited to Mexico and
he may go to Mexico City to see about
the matter.
The daily sentinel., 1910-06-27
MAY PLAY WITH
HEAVIEST TEAMS

Edward Keating, managing editor
OF the Denver news, has written the
baseball management here that the
News and Times would like to ar
range for a series of games between
Trinidad. Cheyenne and Grand juno
tion for the benefit of the ice fund
in Denver.
Mr.. Keating recognizes that these
three clubs represent the best semi
professional talent in the state, and
he thinks that a series between the
three clubs would attract the very
largest-sized crowds for the benefit
of the babies ice fund that is being
worked up under the auspices of
those papers.
The management is looking with
considerable favor upon the PROPOSE
tion and may accept same.
The daily sentinel., 1910-06-27
NO OPERATION

New York, June 27.-The reports
that an operation is to be performed
on the throat of Theodore Roosevelt
were denied today.
1t was reported that the trouble
had been caused on account of Col.
Roosevelt's long stay in Africa. and
that the cause of his recent huskiness
of voice was a small growth in his
throat
The daily sentinel., 1910-06-27
MAY Be RE.ARRESTEO

Canon City, Colo, June 27.-When
John r. Goding. the Rocky Ford
banker, is released on parole today or
tomorrow. he is liable to be re-arresr-
ed by the sheriffs of either Fremont
or Otero county. The charge on
which the new warrant has been is
sued is that of receiving deposits af-
ter he knew his bank was insolvent
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JURY IS STUBBORN
tBy Associated Press. ]

Chicago. June 27.-At IL am. to-
day the jury which is considering the
Browne bribery case had been out 81
hours. 8 hours longer than the pre-
vious endurance run" of SO hours
consumed by jury in labor case.
At that hour there was no out
ward sign of an agreement.
Judge McSurely intimated that the
jury might continue in session until
next Friday. or even later If neces
sary.
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FOUR MILLIONS TO
Be SPENT BY ROADS
Especial to The Sentinel. ]

Denver. June 27-About $4,000
600 Will be spent in railroad con-
struction in this state in the near tu-
ture. The ball will be started rolling
by the Rio Grande and Colorado Il
Southern, which have let contract
for So miles of track between Pueblo
and Walsenburg. The Utah Con-
struction Company will have the
work.
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hit BY TAFT AUTO
(By Associated Press. ]

Beverly. Mass. June 27.--One of
the presidents automobiles. driven by
his son. Robert A. Taft. ran over and
seriously injured an Italian street la
borer today.
Surgeons at the hospital. where the
unfortunate man was taken. said that
the mans skull appeared to be frac-
,tured and that his condition was Sc
rious.
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GUILTY OF ASSAULT

Fort Collins. Colo, June 27.-Mar-
shall Riley of Lovelani pleaded gull
ty today in the district court to the
charge of criminal assault. He was
sentenced to from three to five years
in the penitentiary.
The daily sentinel., 1910-06-27
START AGAT EARLY
[By Associated Press. /

Reno, New. June 27.-Promoter
Tex Rickard stated today that Jeffries
and johnson would enter the ring
sharply at 1880 O'Clock on the after
noon of the fight.
The contest was originally sched-
uled for 8 pm, but has been set for
ward in order to facilitate the exodus
of fight visitors from Reno Monday
afternoon.
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ASK EXTRAD|T|ON
lBy Associated Press. ]

Rome, Italy. June 27.-The foreign
office today decided to follow the pro-
visions of the Italian-American extra
dition conventions and to ask for the
extradition Of Porter Charlton, leav-
ing il with the American authorities
to accept or refuse the request.
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ANOTHER BILLION
DOLLAR CONGRESS
IBy Associated Press. l

Washington, June 2T.-The appro-
priations made by the session of con
gress just closed amounted to ST.
027 .133.446, according to an official
announcement made by the house
committee on appropriations today
The daily sentinel., 1910-06-27
CANNON'S AU REVO|R
[By Associated Press. ]

Washington, June 27.-"God will
ing, I'll be here next session, and it
will be for the republican majority
to determine who shall be speaker. ="
Speaker Cannon paid a farewell
call at the White House today, and
the above is what he had to say re-
garding his future plans. as
The daily sentinel., 1910-06-27
STAYING At HOME
lBy Associated Press

Oyster Bay, n. Y. June 27.-The-
odore Roosevelt busted himself today
with his correspondence and with
tasks which had been unfinished for
more than year. He is kept closely
at home.
The daily sentinel., 1910-06-27
JEFF IS FAV0R|TE
[By Associated Press. |

San Francisco. June 27.-The bet
ting odds on the Jeffries-Johnson bat
tie. are unchanged today. 10 to s in
favor OF Jefries being the general
offer, %H
The daily sentinel., 1910-06-27
RELIGIOUS RIOTS BREAK OUT
IN MAMl!!,. N.Y.. e%iii E; siiiiiii5H i;jiHii TOWNS
Radicals and Republicans Mix--Organiiziing
for CTrouble---Much Blood Is She'd
LBy Associated Press. l

Madrid June 27The asn latest Spanish govern
ment regarded practically umatum the with
dawal the decree June IL precedent
aons of negotiations the revision of the concordat
The republicans radicals throughout
ter manifestations aaginst the Catholic agitation.
The daily sentinel., 1910-06-27
IBy Associated Press. |

Sans Sebastian Spain Jme GA religious
quarters the Basque Club to-day and shots exchanged
ncpa guards charged the durber killing wcundng
others.
The daily sentinel., 1910-06-27
tBy Associated Press ]

Bilbao, SPAIN June 27-Rpublicans who making
Catholic demonstration entered the Ca ubooms
followed
The police interviewed but before fight stopped
man had been killed and many others injured
The daily sentinel., 1910-06-27

S. A. Daniels, OF Joplin, NO. Isl an
interested visitor in the valley this
week.
The daily sentinel., 1910-06-27
roDAY's WHEAT MARKET.
[By Associated Press.

Chicago. June 27.--July wheat to-
day closed at 100 to 100 u. 'st-
The daily sentinel., 1910-06-27
KILLINGS. GALORE
Especial to The sentinel. l

Trinidad. Colo, June 27.-AccuS-
ing Juanita Cathossi of infidelity,
Carlos Archuletta, a rural mail car
rier, shot her. Then, thinking he
had killed the woman. he blew out
his own brains.
A few minutes later the woman s
12-year-old daughter came into the
room. and. finding it dark. tried to
light kerosene lamp but she
caught her dress in the flame in sons
manner and was burned to death
Word has just been received that
Jesse Carloforos. Mexican, living n
few miles from here has Just sho.
his wife. the cause not being ascer-
tanned at this time
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Especial to The Sentinel. I

Boulder. Colo. June 27.-ClaiminE
that he did it in self defense. f. Ire
jo. is in Jail charged with the muir
der of Pedro Garcia, laborer EN-
ployed for the past three years in
the Coufield beet fields.
The shooting occurred yesterday
several miles from town.
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ADVERTISING IN THE SEN
TINEL IS AN INVESTMENT,
THAT IF PERSISTED IN RE-
TURNS HANDSOME PROFIT.
THE SENTINEL'S CIRCULA-
T1ON is STANDARD AND
VALUABLE.
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MORE THAN FIFTEEN BUSI-
NESS HOUSES IN GRAND
JUNCTION HAVE ADVER-
TISED CONTINUOUSLY IN
THE SENTINEL FOR TEN
YEARS. ITS SERVICE THAT
COUNTS.