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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-09-21

als Der 0ienIt, ben Die GiIenbahnen
leiiten, tpertb 1T. oiermit rotten
fie eine Guberit pifttse 6rags out.
I'm feitsuitelen, mas Der transport
elmer 5onne 5rutt pro meile tpifet,
lit es nDtbig gu ermitteln, tpie srob Ole
3inIenlait fir Die 9ubnanIage iii. Die
9abnen iagsn, oob Die beitebenoen
8onos unb 4ttien Die bieriiber not6ige
Qustunft ertbeilen. Die 8erIenoer
aRr polIen bds nidt 9slten Iai1en,
neil rub i6rer 9tnIiht, Die 8e'
re6tigung bat, Der Rennpert6 Der
Bombs unb 4ttien in alien JGllen
bas 9oppelte bss tptrtli6en Wertbes
Der glnlase unb bdufig nod nett mehr
iiberiteigt. sluf 9runo beHen perlanz
gen lie cine 4bi6dbun9 bes phpIiIhen
@ertbss Der Giienbabnsn. Sb lie oas
nit ourhbrtngen iperoen, lit fraglth,
RooIepeIt mar isiner 3eit oageeen unb
Saft 1T eberfaQs niht bamit einpers
Itonosn. geioe iagen, bub bel Der
rieIi9en 3unabme i'm Wertbe b2r
gabnb0fe in ben Grobitdoten Die
pbpiiTde 4bitGbun9 einen nod gr6bes
rem g8ertb er9eben lriiroe, aIs ptt
Bombs uno 4ttten oaritellen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-09-21

Gin Sdl.ihbieb psridaffie fid in
Der Nloniaa Raht nit einem giahs
fhliiHeI 3uiriti 3u Der Dffiee oes
Rehtsan,poltes Sobn :. Mollop. i'm
Dooboll Deb1ube. an Der 8. Strabs
uno Central Qpenue. brett benz g,os
li5eihaup.quartier s.ssniber, unb ents
ipenbeis cine Wtenss alsibunssitiide.
nnter bisien ein.n 4nsus b<s Mehtss
antpalis gntp. Bon WlarteIs. Wollop
fhIief auf einem Sopba in Der Office,
als Der 9isbitnH beganesn iuurbt.
2lIs er am Morgen nafipahie, mohte
sr bic unanssnebme Gntbeduns, bob
feline aleio<r perihpunben iparen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-09-21

gDis mir bereits seiaet boben, ere
iporten iptr etne ioIhe llmfrdnolnns
nidt BON beut. ouf morsen. aber mir
t0nnen NIT 3uperIidt fasen, bah bic
Dtonon1ifhe GnttpidIuns fid tn bieier
Rihtung betpest unb oab fie auerit IN
9eutidlanb iid einite!len ipirb, ipel.
Dies ben Rubm bsanipruhen tonn, bas
bette 9erItGnbnib fir iO3idls grasen
gu beIiben unb iopeit am Wieifen 3a
ihrer Qofuna beiaetrdsen gu haberl.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-09-21

Die Giienbd q bnen 6dben bon
1897 Biz 1907 3ebr 9ldn3eube Sabre
oeAubt. Der 8ertebr mar 10 aepdlti3.
DaB 6ra6ten tpoaenlanQ an ben9a6rz
b6fen lagen, neil tie ni6t bef0rbert
perben fonnteu. un3neifel6oft huben
bic gdbren in oieIer 3eit groB: llebers
ftiiiie erIungt. Dds baben iie bumit
getban? Die Qntnprt brauht man
niht lanqe gu iuhen. Sin 56eil
tpur0e Dernenbet, um 9ipibenbeH Big
5ur 90he bon 3ebn pro5snt gu be-
3uhlen, Elm 5beil, I'm anbere Glen
bdhRen gu erorbttanten preiien un3uz
taufen uno fie nit neuen ShuIoen 3u
beluiten unD Elm orobsr Jbsil gina,
ME Die JQinois Central gabn erpeiit,
ourh bic gr0Bte aorruptton unb Ser
ihpenoung Derloren. SEPT Derlangsn
Die 8abnen, bdb bas gublitum Die
ftrdflth pfrndhldiIigten Reparaturen
be5oblen, bds befette roQenbe Bacterial
erieBen uno fir etnen neuen ue6ers
fhub auftommen iolle. Gs iii MD:
iiberrafheno, baB Die aradtperIsnbsr
iih bieiem 8erlangen energiih tpibery
iessn uno nidt mshr bssabIen poIIen,
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-09-21
9ersihlas.

Die 30 Jabre nlts lepiee Catherine
;rransenboff. fpelhs nit ihr.n Gliern
go. 1925 Grsgprp Sirobe ipobnt,
ipuroe aeItern Woreeu BON ihrer Wluts
ter tooi i'm Bette liestnD oufg,funbsn.
Cr. SO. 81. Wroipn ipurbe berbsiserus
fen. CT ionltotirte ben 2oo unb be-
nuhrihtiate BEN Coroner Or. Gos.
frl. Ironlenboff Iiti an Qeurolgis unb
nabm am Wlontng Mbenb. bepor iie ii1
f&lnfen Iegte. W.bi3in Elm. Coroner
Or. Goe IN ber Mniiht, buB ibr lob
bur9 einen oer5f4las herb.igefiibri
tDurhe.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-09-21
Neue hslanhtfAe 1Srtaae,
aas NiiAer. SSt Der asa.
1enrh WeieIeG
333 %. 9. Ctr. nate Gsxtsd Slpe.
8iiFser panS.

Der pier Sabre nlie Wm. Normnn
BON SO. 103 Weft Maier Gtrnbe pur,
b. seitern tpdbrenb er In Der Ndbe Der
slterlihen Mobnuna ipislte. pom einem
krrenlofen 5unbe in 0tiiht uno 61ns
be gtbiHtn. Gr rpurbe nob bem itGbsis
f6en 6ofpital stbroht, no be hum
ben ouspcbronnt ipurhen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-09-21

Die BON RopIepelt perdnz
laBte Sonferen3 nit Dem QrGfbenten
bat gum 3ped oe6nbt, Der BON ben
Rep gorter qolititsrn psrbreiteten
gebauptung entgegen3upirten. baB Der
Brdfioent auf ibrsr Seite itebt uno bic
BON linen betdmpfte domination bura
QrimdrDa1Ien nitt biliot. Rat Der
nieoerhoIten Grtldrung bes grGiiOens
ten, oaB er Qdn3lit7 auf RpoieOeItS
Seite itebt Iino bic qolititsr CUR Sc
niige 3uriidgeIpieien. TieIe 3u'itez
rung mar notbpenbiq, neil Die Qolttis
fer BON Rep Dort itOn Salts Nomen
mibbrouht haben. gtIs oas Central
Sommittee suIammentrat. I'm ZEN
tempordren @oriiber Der StdatssGons
pention ou53uIuhcn, reip. Der aonz
Dentjon gu empTeb!sn, puroe perbreitet,
bag Der YrdIioent nttt lpiinIte, oaB
RpoIspeIt, Ionoern Der 8i3eprdToent
Sberman enpfoblen tperoe, mas CUR
5olge bate, baB bic WdhI duf Chr.
man fieI, W}it elmer iDlhen Giide tonz
nen bic QoIititer jebt nitt peiter opes
riren. 90 poQi1 Der grdTDent feline
pflidt uno Shulojgtsit in bjeier 4ns
gelegenheit oetbdn hat, 10 qIou6en mir
bod, bdB er i'm Sntersiie Der Partet
uno elmer guten Re9ierung fGtte peiter
qeben tonnsu, inoem er in elmer Difents
liden Reoe Die Ginfiihrunq Der gri=
mdrDu6len RDminutipnsn empfahl.
Ter 9rdiioent min biefen Shrttt uitt
thun, neil er oa3 fir cine unbefu0te
gtnmiihunQ in Die inneren Qngele5ens
beiten bs8 Stuates Rtn gort dnIieht.
SheoretiTh mag nas rihtig Iein, aber
Elm Stdat8mann mug iih iiber TOr:
moIitGten hinpegieBen. Wenn Ropie.
peIt bic qletf2n 3drten Rudiitten ee.
romren Bate, pdre 6uq6es riemd.s
gum Gouperneur BON Pep Oort ees
lpGhlt porDen uno oos orobs Refprms
merit, oa8 er qsitaffer bat. rpGrs mid!
3u Stanbe qetommsn. RooieDslt iorgte
oofiir, oab 6uQbe5 nominirt uno bdb
er oerpdblt tDuroe. tnoem er hjer3u oer;
qun3sn ginftuR ieiner qerT6nlihteit
uno isines 2(mtss, uno spur niti
beimIit, ionbsru DfTentlih auf6ot
Man Bat i6m aLR bic 8orpIrfe qss
matt, Die 5aft permeioen min, ater
RooIeDelt hunbslt mad ber gmpfe5s
lung Deg frihersn 9on3Iers guIop,
tpeIter Iagte: Wer in Der 4olitit mir,
fen min, mub iih cine Rbino3erosbaut
anIfufTen, iih I'm Srititsn urb Dor
purie riht tUmmern, ionoern poa
thun, mas er fir bas Qgobt Der Gc,
Iammtbeit f0rbetli6 erattet. QrGT.
bent 5lft 1T etrpds 3u bunnbdutio; cr
muB 1it ebenfalls cine R6ino3erosbout
anIdaffsn, penn er bic gsqeiIterunc
erneter tpil, bic RooieoeIt beim 9oItt
erreat.
Rahbsm mir Sbises oefhristen Bat
ten, traf Die Rahriht ein, bdB RooIes
oeIt ertldrt, er babe nm bes QrGiioen.
ten lnteritiigun9 ntht nah9eiuht. gs
Derbleibt jeooh bic 5bdtiahe, b1B Der
prdItosnt feline Spmpatbie nit Rooiss
pelts gemiibungen, Nep gort aus ben
6dnoen Der goiie gu befreien, gum
4usOrut gebrutt Bat uno 3nur uua
! eigenem Qntrisbe, mas obne Jrage Iif
ols eine peientIIte 9ilfs erpeiisn
lmirh-
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-09-21
8luBe 6raMen
toIten immer cine GlniGe Or. Ri&terS
paiu-Expeller

I'm 8auie. Gin siiberIdfIioes Gin.
reibelnitteI BEL n[len rbeamntiihen
Edmer5en, Grf1Ihineen 9eritnh.
dJ,lngen uflp. 26 un1 60c h 2potbes
ten. Nur edit NIT Gnter.
r. AD. 1ICIITEB = CO.,
(enD auAMoseA 1Dnstnoes)
~ 1ooso Dosooep now yesks
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-09-21

Uiir bisfes 9Int. ipurben geiiern BON
ben Gptitern g. Hlein e Bro.
Ro. 435 Rnee Strabs. folsenbe 1tms
peratur llnterfhisbe resifirirt:
glm. Grab Nm. Grab
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-09-21

Barnes jr., Der 9ps BON Qls
bonp. iogt, oaB RooIeoeLt geidtagsn
1T, ooB er oas piiIe uno bic !oilfe oes
grGiiDenten dn1erufen habe, Inn Die
Nieoerlaae Qb3upenoen. I5er audi Der
grGToent oermDge nitt, RDoIeDeLt 5u
retten. Sherman un0 niAt RooIeoeIt
ueroe ben 8oriiB in Der 8onoention
fibrer unc oieIe Iih 9eQen Die Tomis
nation ourt QrimdrpubIen ertIaren;
bern, fii9t Der Staotsmann BON OIL
tanD bir3u, Nomindtionen ourt Pris
mdrpdhlen Iino populiTttIh uno niht
repubIitdniit. 2uf ehrIites SeutIf
beiBt bos: Die 9olititer IolIen herr
i6en uno nitt oQs 9olt. Gs lit nitt
unlpu6rideinlit, oaB cine 8onOention
bon 9olititern iih fir Barnes uno
nitt fir HooIepelt be9eiitert. Qber
Das GnbrefuItat lit ooraus3uIe6en. Dix
republituniIte partei, bic iih unter
Die Tiibrung BON Barnes jr. itelIt unc
.RooIepeIt 3uriitpeiit, niro an
Stimntoiten osI6lagen lperoen. Oenr
pdrin lit bas 9olt Ii6 beItimrt tlar
uno eini9. DdB cine 6erritaft bon
2euten tpie Barnes unter teinen I'm:
ftdnoen mebr geouloet tper0en tam.
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nod fstr ldnge feblen, nnb mannes
syibucit iDtrb ibm ins Grab nonsss
trunfen iperb<n.
0rieffanett.

WaInut 6iIIs-Di Stabt
gabensDaben Iiest TN Grobkrsoss
tbum Waben.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-09-21

Sat Roo IeoeIt pirtIih geTdgt,
buB SuFt mad ben Stirmen Der 9olis
titer 3pets Ieirer obermlltgen Iomis
nation io9t? gislang mar BON elmer
iolhsn 4euBerung nitts betunnt uno
mir glauben aud ni6t, DaB iie erfoI3t
lit. SpQte lie bod erFolgt iein, 10
niiroe Oanlit 1aft groBes llnrett 3uz
aefiigt. Seine NmtsbanoLun9en bieten
fir einen ioIhen 9erodht tetne Re4ts
fertigung. IS lit ri6ti9, 0oB er nihI
QQes erreiht bat, mas Oas 8oIt err
lpartet bat, Qber man fpiro i6m nitt
abItreiten t0nnen, baB er es niht an
Der n0tbi9en Wtiibe BAT fs6len laTen,
nm Qles 81 erlongen, mas bon etnem
aorgreB, in peltem Qlorih uno Gons
non bic 0errfhaft fiibrten, 3u erlangen
mar. 4m ulIertpeni9iten lit pabrnebm.
bar gerpeIen, oQb er ben Yolititern 3u
9efaQen iuht. s5m Gegentheil, er bat
iis grJnolih Dor Den Sopf 9eitoben.
9as 9sihab bornehmlih in 8e3ug aui
Den ,3enlus. gs maren 2Gu1enhe BON
2euten on3uItsuen, UNI oen 3enIus auF:
3une6men. Die 9olititer i'm aongreb
lpOQten oie7e QtniteQungen MAIDEN, I'm
barit Stimmen gu fuufen. Der prd.
fioent Iegte aber O1ge9en iein energis
ihes 8eto Elm unD idb nit gang beIons
berer Strengs oaruuf, oaB Die Supers
biiDren oes 3enius ni6t ben Reihen
Der 6unopert5s 9oIititer entnomm3r
puroen. Dir geben gu, DaB Der grds
fibent niht bic 16attruft zines RooIes
belt beijBt, aber an Gbrli6feit iteht er
ibm niht nah uno mir glauben aud
niht ,oaB RooiepeIt iit Der inn 5uQes
i6riebenen 4euberung IduIoig 9emott
bat.
The daily sentinel., 1910-07-23
THE CALDWELL-WALKER
REAL ESTATE & LOAN COMPANY
43S Main St.

The case of r. II. Bancroft VS.. f..
+. Nanepp, which was on trial at the
county seat early this week was com
promised on Wednesday. Mr. Ban
croft asked for an injunction de-
straining Vanepp from moving the
fruit crop off the 5-acre tract, and
also demanding possession of the
place. Vanepp had been acting as
tenant for G. NJ. Given of Essex, Ia,
and claimed that money was due him
for work done. Given had secured
the place under a contract but 1t had
reverted back to Mr.. Bancroft. A
compromise was effected by Vanepp
receiving part of the amount claimed
Ed. r. Brown attorney for plaintiff
and ]. Rozzelle for defendant.-Pali-
sade Tribune.
The daily sentinel., 1910-07-23
WILL It Be 1000

Grand Junction is most anXiously
waiting to hear what the population
of this city and Mesa county is going
10 be.
Pueblo has been given her figures
and they seem 10 please that city
nightly. The increase in the popu-
lation from the last census is over
j7.7 per cent.
In 1900 Pueblo had a population
of 2S,157. the population for 1910 is
1895.
The Sentinel will be willing TO take
almost any sort of bet that we have
increased our population 166 2-3 per
cent. So, as far as increase is con-
cerDed We will overtop Pueblo great
~
We have been saying that our pop
ulation is ten thousand We will
have to go at a pretty rapid rate TO
reach those figures and The Sentinel
does not think we will do so. We
hope that we have reached eleven or
twelve thousand. but judgment re-
quires a much lower estimate of our
population.
Every effort is being made to Sc
cure statement of our population,
but to no avail so far kilograms
have been sent by The Sentinel, but
they have not reached the estimate,
at least so far as we can ascertain.
If we reach the ten thousand mark
we will have donewondeTs in growth
in the last census period. But we
ought to just double our population
in the next five years and 1t is the
best conclusion of The Sentinel that
we will
The daily sentinel., 1910-07-23

John Brown, aged about 30 years,
a native of Ireland, died in Palisade
on Thursday night. He had been in
these parts only short time and was
a sufferer from tuberculosis. He had
worked at Herrick's restaurant until
he became too i'll to continue and was
then charge of the county. A tent
was purchased for him and placed on
the little park next to The Tribune
office. where he was cared for until
his ceath. His parents live in Ire
land and he has sister at Milford
Neb, The county undertaken took
charge of the remains and he was
buried at Grand Palsade
Tribune.
The daily sentinel., 1910-07-23
LOW EXCURSION RATES
VIA DENVER & RIO GRANDE

One fare for the round trip to
MoLtrose July 31st and Aug. 1st, re-
turning Aug. 18th account of Twelfth
Normal District Teachers Institute.
Georgetown, Colo, and return Aug.
9Th and eth, returning Aug. 18th.
Fishing reported very good along
the Gunnison river. $500 to Gun
nison and Lake City and intermediate
points, return limit 80 days.
$500 to GlVnwood Springs and re-
turn same day every Sunday. S3.5O
going Saturday or Sunday returning
following Monduy.
S45.00 round trip 9O-day ticket to
San Francisco, Los Angeles and San
Diego, on sale July 25th to July 2Sth
inclusive. $4,000 round trip going
any day returning Oct. 31st to Port
land, Seattle, Vancouver and Belling-
ham. also California points.
Reduced rates to Chicago, St
Louis, points along the Great Lakes
and New England states.
One fare for the round trip for
fishermen to points along the Eagle
river
Before going on your vacation call
on us for rates and routes.
For further information call at
city ticket office or phone Junction
II.
The daily sentinel., 1910-07-23

Mr.. Warren Fletcher. who has so
acceptably filled the position OF tenor
soloist at the Presbyterian church
has taken leave of absence, and his
place Will be taken by Mr.. r. G.
Stroud. comparative stranger in the
city, but the possessor of a magnifi-
cent voice. Tomorrow evening Mr..
Stroud will render solo at the
church service, while Miss Florence
Goodwin will furnish a soprano solo
in the morning service. The quartet
will sing an anthem at each service
in addition to the solos
The daily sentinel., 1910-07-23

DIR. Palmer and family and Mr., and
Mrs. J. w. VanHorn leave in the
morning for Avon for a fishing trip
Mr.. and Mrs. VanHorn will remain
a week or ten days and the others
will probably be absent two weeks
or more. They anticipate good fish
ing and a jolly outing.
The daily sentinel., 1910-07-23
C--O--C--I--E-- T. "
>4sssA Afse~

The attention of Sentinel readers
is called to the publication elsewhere
of the great musical success, the song
The Chocolate Soldier" which was
the vocal hit of that delightful opera
Failing in Love" The libretto is by
Stanislaus STANCE and the music is
the composition of Oscar Straus. The
song is based on George Bernard
Shaw's Arms and the Man" The
New York press said of the song that
il was good enough to eat"
The daily sentinel., 1910-07-23

At $3.50 O'Clock this morning the
pumps OF the Orchard Mesa ditch
were set going, and there is once
more water in the big Orchard Mesa
project. II had been off for several
days on account of breaks and re-
pairs which had to be made, and the
resumption of irrigation will be n
source OF satisfaction to the land
owners under this ditch.
The daily sentinel., 1910-07-23

mings. DR.. and Mrs. Larson, Dr.. and
Mrs. Burgess, Mr.. and Mrs. LaCoste,
Mr.. and Mrs. Fyock, Mr.. and Mrs.
Wagner, Mr. and Mrs. Simpson, Mrs.
Wright, Mrs. Amsbary, Messrs. C. f.
and p. c. Anthem, Mr.. Warner of Dem
yer, Messrs. Highly, Feeney, Hendee
and LomaX of Palisade.
The daily sentinel., 1910-07-23

At ten o'clock this morning large
number of friends gathered at the
residence of Mr.. and Mrs. L. b. Lutes
at $50 White avenue to pay their last
respects to the late Mrs Rhody Lutes
who died Thursday night. Rev G.
A. Munro officiated and the remains
were laid to rest in the Odd Fellows
cemetery under the direction of I'm
dertaker w. =. Slough.
The daily sentinel., 1910-07-23

This afternoon theer gathered at
the home of c. NJ. CARRIER, at I2O
Struthers avenue, about twenty little
folks, to celebrate Glen Garber's Sth
birthday. Games of all kinds were
played: then ice cream and cakes
were served. They all departed for
their homes wishing Glen many hap
py returns of the day.
The daily sentinel., 1910-07-23

Garnett January of the Pacific Mu-
tual Insurance Company will spend
Sunday with his friend, Charles Hoag
of the United States reclamation SER
vice at the latter's farm in Pomona
The daily sentinel., 1910-07-23

A house-warming party was held
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. C, u.
Crew at Palisade by a few of their
friends on Monday evening and all
enjoyed themselves until a late hour.
Those present were: Mr.. and Mrs.
Legnard, Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. c. Cum
The daily sentinel., 1910-07-23
Resident Lots

II You buy them now.
We write fire insurance on both
farm and city property. and solicit a
share of your business. First-class
companies.
Better get tract of High Line
land now while the price is low
Come in and let us show you.
The daily sentinel., 1910-07-23

Miss Bessie DeLong is anticipating
with pleasure the arrival of her cou-
sin tomorrow, Miss Ruth Shelledy.
who is a prominent young lady of
Boulder. for visit with the DeLong
family and Grand Junction friends
for few days.
The daily sentinel., 1910-07-23

r. S. Knowles, of Durango, and
guest, c. +. Sims, of Boston, visited
friends in Grand Junction today en-
route east to spend several weeks.
The daily sentinel., 1910-07-23

Mrs. Isabel Clark and Mrs. L. A.
and Mrs. Dr. Henderson and baby,
left last evening for an extended visit
on the coast.
The daily sentinel., 1910-07-23

Mrs. Morrison stopped off in Pali-
sade Thursday to visit Mrs. Daugh-
erty. on her way from Grand June
tion to her home in Buena Vista,
The daily sentinel., 1910-07-23

H. o. Probosco. of Grand Rapids,
Mich. is visiting in the city this week.
The daily sentinel., 1910-07-23

once buyer for
Mesa County National Bank stock.
What will you give? Write P. O.
Box 80.
The daily sentinel., 1910-07-23

A jolly party, consisting of Mr..
and Mrs. Louis Storm and house
guest. Mr. Johnson of Philadelphia; {;
Miss Eugenia Kelly; J. b. Brown and
NJ. Hertz, leave in the morning for
Woods lake, miles above Thomas
Vile, to spend a week or ten days
fishing They will make the trip
from Thomasville to Woods lake on
horseback.
The daily sentinel., 1910-07-23

Music at the Methodist church;
Morning: Seek Ye the Lord. !"
Roberts. Solo. Miss Alice Marsh.
Evening: Solo. The Day is End
ed" Bartlett. Miss Alice Chester
Violin obligato by Mr.. Sidney Bull.
The daily sentinel., 1910-07-23

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The daily sentinel., 1910-07-23

The fly net season is here. Fred
Mantey.
The daily sentinel., 1910-07-23

MT. and Mrs. w. NJ. House. of Du-
range, are visiting friends and rela-
tives in the city.
The daily sentinel., 1910-07-23

MONEY can be invested in our paid
up stock at 6 per cent interest.
your money and interest after 90
Gays can be withdrawn on 80 days
notice; For an investment readily
available in cash, thfs has no SUI
perlor. Mutual Savings & Build
ing Association. 357 Main street.
VIM. A. Marsh. secretary.
The daily sentinel., 1910-07-23

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The San Francisco call., 1910-12-01
COLONEL WHEELER'S
DAUGHTER A STAR
Big ImpOst Carried by the
Speedy Racer Wakes Record
Truly Great

The feat of Molera and Joseph's mare
Bubbling Water stamps her as one of
the best pieces of horse flesh ever bred
in the west. Her performance yester
day eclipsed the worlds record mark
of 1:42 2-5 by fifth of a second and
took four -fifths of a second off the
track record held jointly by Cigar
lighter and Montgomery. The former
carried 106 pounds and Montgomery liz
when the marks were made.
Bubbling Water shouldered 121
pounds yesterday and had poor racing
luck. She would have romped home an
easy winner with clear sailing and
might have bettered her time If Mentry
had not been forced to pull up after
being sharply cut off.
Bubbling Water is a brown mare by
Colonel Wheeler out of Shasta Water,
and was bred by Burns e. Waterhouse.
Her sire and dam were we'll known per-
formers on the California turf and un-
usually clever thorDughbreds. Bubbling
Water was purchased by Molera &
Joseph when a yearling, and she has
proved her merit since she started
racing as a two year old The daughter
of Colonel Wheeler is equally formid-
able in the slop or on a dry track.
Her real class was demonstrated last
season when she beat the best horses
in the handicap division and earned the
IlIl6 OF queen OF the CdllIOr1ld LuTI.
Apparently she has not yet reached the
zenith of her racing career, as her per-
formances this season seem to be even
better than last years. She has started
four times, running second to .Arasee
in the opening handicap, when appar-
emily she was short. Coming right
back the following Saturday in the
Volante handicap at a mile, the daugh-
ter of Colonel Wheeler won from a high
class field in 1889 3-5. She was beaten
in the Thanks giving handicap by
Spelibound after an injudicious ride.
The former worlds record for a mile
and 20 yards. AZ 2-5, was established
by Kings Daughter at Fort Erie on
August 25, 1908. She was year old
and carried 124 pounds, which made
her performance unusually meritorious.
On August 80, 1909, at Fort Erie,
Grania. a 8 year old, covered the dis
tance In the same time with 104 pounds
up. On November g. 1909, at Latonia,
Ida May, a year old, carrying 106
pounds. also equaled the worlds record.
On June II, 1910, at Latonia, Tony
Bonero, carrying 105 pounds, covered
the distance in 1:42 2-5.