The daily sentinel., 1910-05-18

pany about three weeks ago for AZ
all steel passenger coaches. The or
der indicates that the Hartman peo-
pie are anticipating future needs and
increased business, and show conf
dence in the continuance of prosper
Gus conditions.
The Montrose delegation returned
Saturday from the Grand Army Ie-
union al Grand junction and report
great time Inc Grand junction
folks did themselves proud IN the
way oil entertaining the oid soldiers
ana tine ~. X. &. proving them with
tree entertainment, automoDIle rides,
street car excursions, theatre parties
and other things too numerous to
mention Post Commander Dawson
ana his comrades of the Montrose
post were strictly in evidence. the
Alontrose post probably having the
largest representation IN line OF any
otner post outside of Denver ana
Grand junction. In the big parade
on Friday the Montrose post was
given the post of honor, leading the
parade, and acting as guard to the
department officers. Captain Cl.A"
was color bearer and Notwithstanding
his So years led the way with the
bN lll AAAAtAA d d ClllOll WIS
nonored as flag bearer thus bringing
additional honor for the Montrose
post. AT the camp fire gathering
Friday night little Ruth Brattain
made great hit with her songs. At
ter responding to one encore an en-
thusiastic endeavor was made by the
audience 10 have her respond for the
third time.-Montrose Enterprise.
IL
mon bear in two days is the fine
record made last week by Scott
league and Oren Gray, two Yampa
hunters, according to the Yampa
Leader. The first haul was made on
Trout creek near Pinnacle on Sun
day. The two men had been hunt
ing for couple of hours when MIR.
Gray stumbled across two young
bear cubs. He took after them, de-
termined to catch them alive. The
mother bear, who was also in the
neignborhood, Immediately took af-
ter Oren, and II became a four-hand-
ed race, with the odds in favor of the
old bear, when leagues dogs arrived
and put her to flight. The cubs
We're quickly captured. and then be-
gan a race across country for a mile
and half with the eight dogs in
close pursuit. The game was occas-
ionally cornered, but she would
knock over n dog or two and start on,
until finally she took refuge in a
tree and was shot. On Monday
morning the boys went into Lake
basin, east of Yampa. They were
gone only few hours when they re-
turned with fourth bear, fine Gin
namon. The two grown bears made
some choice steaks and were disposed
of at the meat markets, while the two
cubs viii be raised by hand. -
Steamboat Springs Pilot.
AS result of experiments made
last year by Prof b. o. Longyear, of
the Colorado Agricultural college,
there has been discovered n positive
enemy of the dandellons, which have
caused SO much work. in all sections
OF the state. A solution of iron sui
phate sprayed on the lawns will alb
solutely Kill the weeds, yet not injure
the grass, and as an outcome there
has been started in Fort Collins a
warfare on the yellow peril which
promises to be taken up in all sec
ton of Colorado. With n twenty per
cent sOi,t-. .rrn suiphate applied
to plot on The college campus three
times last sumner. August 6, August
81 and September 30. every dande-
lioE was obliterated by October /.
When the grass came up this spring
the effectivencsG of the experiment
was proven and AS result the college
has begun general campaign against
the dandelions all over the campus
and the city has taken 1t up. Prac-
tically every householder in the city
has the fever and is getting the lawns
sprayed. Prof. Longyear recommends
that the solution be put on the lawns
with force sprayer. A movement
was begun in the city to organize
company for the purpose of raisinf
money to pay corps of men to do
the work wherever needed, and en-
couragement was added by the city
itself to rid all vacant lots of the
weeds.
Mrs. NJ. F. Gooding. of Clifton, left
today for Chicago and other eastern
points on an extended visit.
Chief Gillen returned from Grand
Junction Just as good as ever. He
wears satisfied expression on his
face for we are to get the next en-
campment.-Salida Mail.
]. F.. Spencer this morning ex-
hibited to The Sentinel office a mon
ster hens egg which was laid by one
of his hens on his ranch north of the
city. The egg measured Il inches
the short way and SA inches the long
way and weighed 8 y ounces.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Frey. of 1918
East Rood avenue, leave this week
for their old home in Syracuse, n.
Y, where they are called by the
serious illness of their daughter,
who will be operated upon the latter
part of this week.
Today as topics of local comment
and conservation the Denver election
and Halley's comet have been great
rivals and about evenly matched too.
Heflin Bros, the real estate firm,
moved today from the Margery build
ing into new quarters at SAL Main
street, next door to the Jeffries' bar
her ShCD