The daily sentinel., 1910-01-26

The February Everybody's is out
with another chapter of Ben Lindsay's
scurriious libel on prominent men OF
the state. In this chapter he charges
with dishonesty and corruption such
men as former Governor Peabody,
Judges Campbell, Goddard, Gabbert,
Peter l.. Palmer and mon of this
calibre. Among the ablest and most
| highly esteemed and respected of all
OF Colorado's public men. Hurry
the series to completion and let the
| author sink into oblivion that il
yawning TO receive him.-Telluride
Journal.
Prof. L. A. Ferris. coach for the
Telluride high school basketball
team, while down in the valley dur
ing mis- Christmas holiday vacation
| arranged a series of games WIN out
side teams as follows: Ouray hign
| school team at Ouray, the evening of
Jan. 81, 1rand junction Y. NJ. u. A.
team. Feb. /; Feb. 2. afternoon game
with the rruita hign school team at
Frulta. ana back to Grand junction
that night for another game with the
Y. NJ. &. A. boys; Feb. 3 and 4. at
| Gunnison, where the high school will
play them; back to Montrose where
| they play the evening of the 5th with
a team from the Young Mems club;
| thence home again Sunday night.
spending the entire week out of town.
-Montrose Press.
The February Twentieth Century is
one of the strongest and most v.g
| orous numbers OF this brilliant new
review thet has appeared. Among
the live political papers which will at
tract the attention of the earnest
minded and thoughtful are contribu-
tions by United States Senator Rob-
ert l.. Owen. Hon. /. N. Stevens, Hon.
John c. Works, and the editor. Sem
ator Owen considers in a brief paper
the much-discussed banking guaranty
law of Oklahoma. |. N. Stevens. the
well-known author, journalist and
| publicist of Colorado, contributes an
exceptionally strong and brilliant pa
per entitled Power versus Patriot
ism" "a City's Redemption" is the
title of Hon. John c. Works excellent
i paper, giving an account OF the re-
cent sweeping victory won by the
friends of good government and civic
righteousness in Los Angeles, Cali;
while the editor devotes considerable
space to somewhat exhaustive dis
Cause and Remedy"
Recently the municipal autocrats
who shape and manage the public
and some private-affairs of Tellu-
ride, have been commercially active
and vigilant in requiring citizens to
clean the walks along their private
property, OF ice and snow. Which is
all right But to be consistent the
| a forasaid officials might nav soma
attention to the public crossings,
practically all of which are in most
neglected and deplorable condition.
covered with ridges of ice making it
most hazardous and decidedly un-
pleasant to cross them. And today
the attention of the Journal has been
called to the premises of certain city
officials along whose homes and
premises not even a bluff has been
made to clear the walks of snow and
| zee. Several kicks have been regis
.ered with the Journal and they seem
20 be justified.-Telluride Journal.
Word was received in the city yes
erday that the death of Robert VIII
son, a bright and popular young man
Who was employed in this city on the
U. S. reclamation service and left
\ hree weeks ago for his home in Iowa
! occurred at that place (Fairfield) the
4 after part of last week. The news
has brought great sorrow to the many
friends OF the well-liked young man
H in Grand Junction.
This morning the surveyors began
their work on the laying out Of the
new Grand Valley National bank
building, corner Main and Fifth.