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The daily sentinel., 1910-03-28
OVER $4,000 RAISED HERE BY
CHANCELLOR bUCHTEL SUNDAY
AND CHURCH DEBT WIPED OUT

Raising subscriptions TO the
amount of about $1,000 in Il period
of less than thirty minutes Chancellor
Henry \. Buchtcl, of the Denver uni
versity, yesterday morning at the
Methodist church in this city wiped
out the last obligation or debt on the
property of the local church.
Never was money for a church plIr-
pose raised here more rapidly than
this sum was raised yesterday morn
ing.
With this obligation paid the Meth
odist church of this city will not have
"A dollars Indebtedness on its prop
erty valued at about $4,000. The
obligation provided for yesterday is
the last payment on the magnificent
S24, 900 Sunday school room erected
five years ago. Every payment on
this debt was promptly met and now
the last payment has been provided.
Chancellor Buchtel preached a
powerful sermon yesterday morning
on 1.-THE Risen Christ" II was an
Easter sermon of great beauty, mar
velous logic and was truly an elo-
quent and impressive discourse. The
congregation was very large.
Yesterday afternoon at 4 o'clock
Chancellor Buchtel addressed a large
audience of men at the Y. NJ. G. A.
In the evening at $3.50 O'Clock he
addressed the Epworth League. He
was to have filled the pulpit at the
regular evening hour at the Metho-
dist church but in the afternoon n
message from Denver urging his
presence in Denver early this even
ing on important business caused him
to have to change his plans. He spoke
for ten minutes at the opening of the
evening service and then was hurried
in an automobile to the railroad sta
ton, boarded Rio Grande No. q and
returned to Denver.
Presiding Elder n. II. Lee arrived
in the city on the same train Cham
cellor Buchtel left on and he was
taken to the church In the auto and
delivered splendid sermon to the
large congregation.
The daily sentinel., 1910-03-28
EASTER EGG HUNT.

There will be an Easter egg hunt
at the !. o. o. =. hall basement Mon
day evening This is to be given by
the Ladies' Aid Of Trinity English
Lutheran church and small admis-
sion Of 10 cents will be charged. the
proceeds to go TO the Aid. This will
be something new and every parent
should bring out their children and
let them have a good time hunting
the many colored eggs which will be
hidden in may and among other
things There will be candy booths
in charge Of the girls. But there is
of interest for older peo-
pie as well. An informal program
OF entertainment and fun will be "A
special feature for all.
Come out and celebrate Easter
Monday with a general good time in
the evening.
The daily sentinel., 1910-03-28

This evening DR.. Hubbard and
Physical Director Marshall will ad-
minister the final examination to the
First Aid to the Injured" class at the
Y. NJ. C. A There are some sixty
questions in all consisting of oral
and written quizzes and demonstra-
tions in bandaging. transportation,
limb setting. etc. The oral questions
and demonstrating are graded here
and the written answers are mailed
to Boston, Mass, to the national
headquarters of this association for
grading. The following will take the
test: Harold Anderson, George Scott,
Stanley Miller, b. Evans and William
Moore.
The daily sentinel., 1910-03-28

Red Atkins, of Palisade, visited
friends in the city yesterday. Mr..
Atkins will be the manager of the
baseball team this year which posi-
ton he ably filled last season. While
here he made arrangements with
Manager Moorehead to send players
who fail to make the team in Grand
junction to that city where they will
be given a tryout. In this manner
gems overlooked locally may be dis
covered there. He reports prospects
good for a fast ball team in Palisade
this year.
The daily sentinel., 1910-03-28

Contractor r. A. Matthews the lat
ter part of last week began the erec-
ton of dwelling house for Bert
Soules of this city on Orchard Mesa
Heights. 1t is situated just to the
right of the south end of the bridge.
MR. rSoules contemplates building a
nice lawn, fence and p'aking other
improvements which will make it one
of the most desirable residences in
the city.
The daily sentinel., 1910-03-28

Mr.. and Mrs. B. NJ. Campbell.
Senator and Mrs. B. F. Writ, who ac-
companied D. F. Bishop from Ohio,
have enjoyed their short stay in the
valley. Mr. and Mrs. Campbell left
last week for their home and Senator
and Mrs. Writ will return East in a
few days. ~
The daily sentinel., 1910-03-28

Dick Penny of the Curran opera
house left today on a sixty days
jaunt with the Wolgast-Nelson pic
lures. He starts in at Victor, will
reach Boulder Wednesday, then go
northward by degrees to Rawlins.
Wyoming then to Pueblo, over to
Grand Junction. through the San
Juan country and then into New Mex
ico.--Baulder Herald.
The daily sentinel., 1910-03-28

]. C. Leidiman of the Hood River
country, Oregon, is visiting Grand
Junction friends in the valley this
week. He has come back to his form
er residence town to induce old time
to move TO that developing
country but up to date reports moth
ing doing" as everybody seems salts
fled with the Grand valley.
The daily sentinel., 1910-03-28


Through the good counsel of a girl
whom he loved, John Hummel. who
was in the penitentiary for robbery
in Mesa county and who escaped from
the road gang at work near Trinidad
nearly year ago, has returned to the
penitentiaTy of his own volition, and
Warden lyman has made good his
promise to allow the man his credi-
for good behavior and take him back
without prejudice, on the same foot
ing as he was when he fled. He has
been put to work with the gang of
conviots who are building the Colo
RADIO Springs-Canon City highway at
Dead Mans canon
Hummel's case is the most extraor-
dinary that has ever come to the no
tice of the prison authorities, for he
is the first man on record who ever
voluntarily offered to return to the
penitentiary after he had made his
escape. After leaving the road gang.
Hummel crossed over the mountains
to Trinidad, from which place he beat
his way on freight trains to his home
town in Kansas. where he secured
employment with a farmer.
1t was while there that he fell in
love with the daughter of a neigh
boring ranchman, who was not ac-
quainted with the fact that he had
ever worn prison stripes and had been
known also as No. 1875, or whatever
figures may have appeared on his
shirt-front.
The girl returned the affection of
the eX-penitentiary man, and her in
fluence for good was such that he de-
termined to tell her everything before
asking her to become his wife. He
did so with the result that, after she
had recovered from the blow, she
proved her love by telling him that
If he would return and serve out his
term she would still follow the die
tates of her heart and trust him with
her future.
Hummel consented, and his letter
to Warden lyman followed. The we'd
ding, it is said, will take place i'm
mediately after Hummel has been re-
leased.
The daily sentinel., 1910-03-28
NO. FRUIT RANCH.

9 acres; young ranch in fine dis
trict. This is an ideal ranch, located
3 miles from Grand Junction and u
mile from good school. Good water
right; . acres in alfalfa; acres in
fine orchard; fair house. Price, &c.
500. Good terms on balance.
The daily sentinel., 1910-03-28
NO. 2-ALFALFA.

IO-acre alfalfa ranch in fine dis
trict and only about 8 " miles from
Grand junction. This ranch is un-
der the Grand Valley canal and has
a full water right. Can be had with
in the next ten days for s275 per
acre. Good terms.
The Coe Investment Co.
...Surety Bonds...
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In order that information and in
telligent interest in the growth of the
apple may be Increased, the queen
would suggest that. upon Arbor day,
in addition to the usual program Of
the day, the orchardists meet in their
halls and school houses TO listen to
addresses upon apple culture.
The queen would urge that or
chardists avail themselves Of all lit
erature obtainable. upon the growth
and development of, the apple, much
of which literature is furnished, free
of cost, for the mere asking, by the
United States department of agricul-
ture. Washington, d. c., and by the
state boards of agriculture
At Fruita. the home of the queen,
upon Arbor day a mass meeting will
be held, presided over by the queen,
at which time addresses will be deliv-
cred upon apple culture, and the
queen will take pleasure in receiving
her subjects of the apple realm.
Issued this first day of March in
the year one thousand nine hundred
and ten from the Apple palace,
Fruita. Colo.
(Signed) MABEL 1.
By the Will OF the People, Queen of
the Apple Realm.
The daily sentinel., 1910-03-28

Yesterday afternoon at the fair
grounds the tryout for the city team
was held under the direction of Man
ager Moorehead. A large number of
players and near-players reported for
duty and for the amusement of the
large number of spectators who We're
present sides were chosen and an inn
promptu game played. Manager
Moorehead expressed himself as be-
ing very much pleased with the pros
poets for this years team and while
it is very unlikely that any of the
amateur candidates who appeared
yesterday will develop enough speed
to GET berth on the team, it demon
strated the fact that interest will run
high this year and that there will al
ways be some local material to, fall
back on in a pinch.
The daily sentinel., 1910-03-28
LOVE FOR A GIRL
SENT HUMMEL
BACK

+ That the love OF a girl played I
+ an important part in the re- I
+ markable return of John Hum 7
+ mel. the Mesa County convict. I
+ to prison, as previously detailed I
! by The Sentinel, is made plain I
:. in the following story from Sat I
r urday's Canon City Record: I
The daily sentinel., 1910-03-28

Saturday the Palisade high school
team defeated the high school team
from this city by the close score of
3 to 2. 1t was a splendid game.
The daily sentinel., 1910-03-28
NATIONAL APPLE QUEEN ISSUES
A PROCLAMATION

+ 4 very Interesting and timely =
= proclamation has Just been is :.
+ sued by the national apple J
8 queen. Miss Mabel Skinner OF >
:. Fruitu. dealing with apple cul- J
+ ture =
+ The latter part Of the prOcla- +
+ nation reads as follows: :
+ + i. i. = + L + = = = :
The daily sentinel., 1910-03-28

Saws filed. Lynch, 2a6 Main st.
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seje a nadie que 10 tenga:
Sc introduccn dos enmiendas del
Sr. Diaz Navarro, Sc desecha la pro-
puesta por ell Sr. Llorens Torres y
Sc aprueba otra del Sr. Trelles refe-
rente a las condiciones y responsa-
bilidades de los "chauffeurs" que
conduzcan las maquinas. sc ap,ue-
ba desputs el proyecto. j,
Sc discute ell c. B. fijando tlpo
de contribution Y condolences para
la fijacion de cartelones, anunclos
en- propiedades particulares y sitlos
publicos v desputs de ligeras obser-
vaciones de los Sres. Acuha, Diaz
Navarro V ell speaker Sc enmienda
ell provecto V queda aprobado.
Sc da cuenta con ell proyecto de
lev enmendando la escolar y fijando
los terminus del ano escolar, Sc aprue
ba una enmienda del delegado Sr.
Coll v Cuchf V el proyecto.
A las ! dc la noche Sc suspende la
session para seguir i las 9 de la mis-
ma.
Ell speaker firma los proyectos de
lev enviados con Ia firma del presi-
dente del conseJo Y Sc envian al GO
bernador.
Al las9v1 10 de Ia noche Sc reanuda
la session. Sc ven por los salones de la
camara q varioS lie los senores. Con-
sejeros que viencn i conferenciar
con los dclcgados. Ell gobernador
Cotton V >u secret ario particular Sr.
e,tan en- Ia oficina del attor
ney general. FL Sccretario porticular
viene por los pa>illos de la camara.
LIE saludan lbs reporters v Sc cam
bian algllnas impreslones. Pregunta
Dor Ia hora ell cue - terminari ell ira
bajo Y sc le '.lcc. que i luzgar como
van l.,S cosas. 20 termlnari dentro
de 6 ii s horaS. Los conseieros Sres.
Wilson. SAWYER Y Sanchez Morales
paSan para Ia oficina en- donde esta
el gobernadOr. Fl consejo eiecutivo
quc,l.i aver sin preSidente por hsber-
Sc embarcado ,ieflnitivamente para
los EStadns Unllns el ST. Ward V
preside el DR.. Rafael del Vale. Pare
&c que no hav rnzamlentos entire am
bas camaras Y Ia possible ammonia Sc -.
nota entrp con=ejo Y representation
popular. La mayOr parte de los con-
sejeros del ejecutivo han i 10 al des
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pacho del attorney a conferenciar
con ell gobernador.
Viene la noticia de que en- ell con-
sejo ejecutivo Sc ha derrotado ell P.
de c. para que ell gobernador inves-
tigue ciertas franquicias. Votaron
a favor del provecto los Sres. del Va
lie, Groomer, Dexter V Wilson. LIN
contra los SreS. Was Ochoteco, Ira
vieso, Sanchez-Morales, Barbosa V
Sawyer.
Sc aprueba en- la camara la en-
mienda hecha por el consejo eiecuti-
vo EN- ell proyecto de ley para ell esta-
blecimiento de botiquines en- las CEN
trales y Sc aprueba definitivamente
el proyecto.
R. c: IA. Temple del trabaio. Ell
delegado Sr. Matienzo Cintr6n. pide
Sc apruebe ell provecto.
Diaz Nacorro. En- contra del pro-
veto. Que 10 acepta pero enmen-
dandolo.
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indignation en- Salinas
Un crimen abominable
acaba de perpetrarse en-
aquel pueblo.
Una desnaturalizada madre en-.
trega en- vents a su hi!ja nj
ma de once amos a un hombre
del pueblo.
De nuestro co-responsal especial.

DE nuestro co.responsal especial.
Guayama, Mario 2S.-N Nu suceso
abominable. digno del mas severe
castigo hs ocurrido Ell este pueblo.
Una mujer, entrego en- calidad dc
de venta POT una miserable
cantidad de dlnero. il su hila Floren-
cia, nina lie once aios de edad. a un
hombre del pueblo. quien. con el con
sentimiento casi Imperative de l..
madre, ultraj6 a Ia de<dichada cria-
tura.
No 50 salen los nombreS dc las par
tes Ell este hecho inhumano V crimi-
nal, pero el fiscal ha ordenado Ia de-
tencijn De Ia madre V del autor. Is
te hecho ha causado profunda iniig-
naci6n en- toda la comarca.
Para Ia tarde de hoy est 4 c"nvoca-
da IL jgn'a general de acciuni<ta> de
Ia C"r;rtracl6n Teatro dc Gmn .rmr
para Trnresser d Ia designation della
Directiva. aprobar estatutoS etc.
Pensarn"~ asistIr 4 dicha reunion Y
darem0S cuenta detalIada de cuantn
sc hac1 acerca del particular. que es
para GUsyama de sumo mteres "
trascendencia.
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mas de poblaci6n estan atendidas
por 700 policias, mientras que en- los
Estados Unidos en- Nueva York, y er
otras ciudades la proportion de ha.
bitantes por cada policia es infinita.
mente menor que en- la isla. Perc
este no obsta para que Sc puedan
distraer policias.
Llorens Torres. Que en- la practica
Sc VIC ell peigro que significaba te-
ner en- manos de los alcaldes la poll
cia municipal y hubo de quitarsele
esa intervention.
Que en- 10 que respecta a la mayor
necesidad de vijilancia en- las fincas
de cana que en- las de cafe, como
ejemplo puede decir que en- ell barrio
de "Coyores" en- Ponce, en- donde tie
ne una flnca, Sc reunen 3 6 400 ira
bajadores yhan ocurrido allireyertas
y crimenes que pudieran evitarse
habiendo mas vigilancia, sea de la
policia insular, sea de una policia
que no Sc designara en- la forma V
condolences del proyecto que Sc esta
discutiendo, Que ell sostener que las
gente que va a las haciendas es mas
mala que la que trabaia en- otras
parties, resultaria una ofensa para
todo ell pueblo de P. Rico V un NAL
argumento para defender un bill dc
privilegio para las centrales de cana.
Openheimer. Que como hav un
gran numero de policias distraidos
en- csc servicio de vigilancia de fincas
resulta un periuicio para el Pueblo de
p. Rico que los paga para el servicio
general, V por otra parte no puede
dejarse sin la debida protection q
las fincas en- donde Sc reune gran
ndmero de personals.
Propone la enmienda de que los
policias al servicio de las fincas sean
pagados eXclusivamente por sus due
nos.
Sc vota la enmienda y Sc aprueba
sin discussion, por mayoria.
Sc vota cl proyeeto v queda apro-
bado por 2l votos contra ). Votan
ell contra los Sres. Tizol, Llorrns
Torres, Mercader, Garcia Duc6s v
Benitez Castanos.
81 discute Ia cnmienda hecha por
cl conseio eiecutivo ccargando el
tipo lie contribution por uso de au-
tom6viles Y el Sr. Dlaz Navarro Sc
opone al rccargo. Dice que la ley de
transito por caminuS pGblicos viene
con Z enmipndas Y rSulta que va
no So sabc como - tiene que tran
star por ellos.
Lorens Torres. Quc eS iusto que
los rlcos que pueden usar autom6vi-
les. paguen el de>gaSte que hscen
ellos V los pobres, en- el trsn<i'O por
las carreteras pdblieas- Que sc Deba-
je el tipo q los AUTOMOBILES para uso
pdblloo. general Y Sc cargue a los de !
uso privado.
Giorgeth. Y entonoes totos apare :.
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MA ,
O"ED|TOR, : !
r
La universidad ID
Baton Rouge, Lar.
le aclamo como direc-it
tor de The Demeter' ;,
La eleccion fue hecha por
el club de agricultural y
Las ediciones de abril y mayo
So editaran en- breve.

"The Demeter", revista de agri-
cultura de la Universidad de Loui-
ssiana, acaba de elegir su nuevo cuer
po de redaccion.
Es costumbre en- aquel gran CEN
tro de cultura, segdn informan de-,
Baton Rouge, elegir para el saliente
puesto de redactor de "The Deme-,
ter a los mas distinguidos y nota-
bles alumnos de las aulas.
Este aflo en- una reunion celebrads
por el "Club de Agriculture y Att
car acto que tuvo lugar el viernes
4 de MARIO dltimo por la noche, fu6
elegldo ell cuerpo de redaccion para
el aflo de l910-19ll., de la revista
Los electos fueron todos j6venesl
De valer y, entire ellos, recayo una
nlmente ell cargo de director en- nues-
tro joven compatriota Bienvenido
Matienzo, gran muchacho de ilustre
cepa al cual acompanara en- su lavor
y con el cargo de administrator, el
joyen norteamericano C. B. Sher-
rouse, tambien j6ven de luces.
Ell nuevo cuerpo de redsccion pu-.
blicara, segdn costumbre, las edicio-
nes del "The Demeter" correspon-,
diente a los meses de abril y mayo
proximos.
Adelante, con nuestros buenos
muchachos cuyo talento sostendra
en- 10 porvenir ell cr6dito de su pals
que la mala fe de negociantes de
la calumia quiere presentar como
capacitado infslior. =. 4,
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HoaRO ROSO CRIMEn !
en- "SlLnls:s
Esteban Menendez es
ei autor de asesinato.
E. agresor entro en- ell cuarl
to de su "affinite" lsabe-
infiriendole tremenda pu
nalada.
La herida mide mas de doce
puIgadas de largo, siondo ca.
lifcado ell hecho de asesinatO
en- primer grado.
De nuestro corresponsal especial.

De nuestro corresponsal especial.
Guayama, Mario Is Hace algu-
nos dfas no Sc registraban en- el distri
to casos criminales graves; aver es-
tuvimos en- la Fiscalia, y nos entera-
mos de un horrible acontecimien-
tos criminal ocurridos en- Salinas.
Ell individuo Estaban Menendez
Rodriguez Sc encerro en- la habita
ci6n con sll affinite Isabel Engracia,
V al salir dejo la desgraciada mujer
en- el suelo, atravesado ell pecho de
una tremenda puhalada de atras ha-
cla adelante, y de mas de doce pulga-
das de longitud. De la investigation
resulta probado ell hecho, y el fiscal
ha calificado ell delito dc asesinatc
en- primer grado.
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CANADA Y ESTADOS UN|DOS
s.. LLECAN A UN ENTEND|DO.
Roosevelt pronuncia un Sensational discurso
en- el Cairo.
Declare ell corone que los egpcios mo estan prepara-
dos para ell goberno propio'
En- bale Hungra produo ncendo pereciendo dos
cientas parejas.
De nuestro servicio cab!egrafco.

blandose la vigilancia por el litoral
sobre todo en- aouellos puntos mas
abrigados que prestan mayores ven
tajas para un desembarco. Sc cree
que todo proposito del ex-dictador
venezolano sufriran el mas desastro-
so fracaso pues la generalidad del
pueblo no SC muestra dispuesto 4
secundar los planes Gle csc alucinado
tragico.
New York, MARIO 90 Ell EXPIRE
sidente Roosevelt pronuncio hoy en-
Ia universidad del Cairo un discurso
que ha causado profunda sensacion
en- los elementos intelectuales de
pals. Declare que los egipcios care
cen de condolences para ell disfrute
del self gobernment. Las frases de
Mr.. Roosevelt son vivamente CO.
mentadas por los leaders del parti-
do nacionalista, y ell conservador 8
anexionista. Los primeros califican
de imprudentes las tales declaracio-
mes.
New York, Mario 29.-El principe
Alberto de Monaco ha publicado un
decreto convocando a la election
de los miembros del parlamento.
New York, MARIO 29.-En un bale
que celebraban los campesinos de
Ia aldea de Pepkoeret en- Hungria Sc
produjo I'm formidable incendio, pro-
pagandose por las casas inmediatas
donde tambi6n Sc bailaba. Las victi-
mas del siniestro ascienden a 400 ha-
biendose recogido de entire los escom
bros muchos heridos.
New York, mario 29.-En unos
trabajos de cimentacion que estan
realizandose en- ell palacio real de
Madrid descubrieronse varias gale
rias subterraneas, cuya construction
data del aho 1850.
Otro despacho de Abisinia infor-
ma que ell negus Menclik II, sobera--
no de Etiopia Sc encuentra en- esta-
do preag6nico.
New York, MARIO 29.-Despachos
de Stella informan que ell Etna ha
vuelto a presentarse amenazador
Todos los crateres que parecian apa-
gados han comenzado otra vez d vo-
m II az forroDtaS do lava
New York, MARIO 29-Un telegra-
ma de Tegucigalpa da cuenta de q.
81 ex-presidente de Honduras gene
Policarpio Bonilla, Sc ha pronuncia-
10 contra ell actual gobierno de Da-
villa,
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Iu.cH-o tinir0n. Que 81 Sc han
concedido facilldades i otros ele-
mentos sociales del pals para obte-
ner solareS en- eSe lugar. es justo que
j los que contribuyen al engrandeci-
miento del pals. d los obreros que
uniendo sutrahajo ala inteligencia de
los industrialeS Y capitalists fomen-
tan el progreso del pals, Sc les conce-
da tambi@n el beueiicio de poder ad-
quirir un solar en- donde levantar eI
temple del trahai"-
DiG- Naudrnn. M vov en- contra
del propi>ito del Till en- 10 que 4 dar
facili,laeIc> para adquirir I'm solar
en- dondc lovantar un temple al ira
hain - rcilere. vov en ln que Sc re-
fiere i un pr,i,egio i dctcrminaia
organizarrin. l:~toS dc aClIerio con
las dos prineTa, Seccionc<: pero no
. los -por cuantos-
Vezse Ia edici6a de nafana