The daily sentinel., 1910-01-08
The Fair

1 Democrat at Delta, Western Empire
at Montrose, Herald at Grand June
| ton. Rumor has 1t that the plants
will run daily papers and will support
| what is practically termed the Gug-
genheim machine. For such services
the plants are to receive the U. s.
land office patronage, which will be
quite an item as financial support
from a number of the Guggenheim
followers-Delta Tribune.
|. Although the judges, in passing on
the exhibits awarded them first prize
there are several apple growers who
have no ribbons attesting the fact
that their displays were accorded spe-
cial merit Nearly every exhibitor
decorated his fruit with the ribbons
If he was fortunate enough to win
one-on Wednesday when the initial
awards were made. Yesterday morn
ing the ribbons were gone and inves--
tigation showed that curio seekers
had appropriated the awards in the
rush of Wednesday night. The mat
ter was reported TO the management,
but as the ribbons were the property
of the recipients, once they were
given out. the management of the ex-
position, while regretting the circum-
stance, could do nothing Every ex-
hibitor fortunate enough to win a
ribbon had the award on display yes
terday and last evening. but kept
watch lest there be a repetition of
"Wednesday nights experience.
Denver Republican
On January /, 1910. Mr. Tenyke,
superintendent of the third division,
began busiress here and is now per
m 1p t.,
seven train dispatchers were trans.
ferTed from Salida TO Gunnison, Sat
urday and the train dispatching tor
the third division will be done from
here. This will help Gunnison an6s
be more convenient for the rafIroa5f
company when the standard gauge is
finished from Salida to Ouray Large
shops VIII be built for standard gauge
engines and a union hospital will be
erected for the accommodations OF
the railway and coal companies We
understand a large eating house with
hotel will be erected near the present.
old depot also large office building.
These improvements will be ready for
the standard gauge, the buildings Will
be erected in the spring, as soon as
brick can be burned 1t will take
several millions of brick to build ALI.
Vi tiItsf DuIlulHSS ana AunnlSOn can
furnish all the building materials
needed.-Gunnison Republican.
Lee Francis Lybarger is not an,
entertainer, but an orator. He speaks
Cnly to enligten. to persuade. to re-
form. Yet such is his power In the
presentation of great truths. that,
with no thought of entertainment,
he holds the rapt attention of vast
audiences-whether in the lyceum
hall or on the chautauqua PLATFORM
with masterful ease and skill. And
this for the reason that he is in earn
est. has the faith and enthusiasm
born of conviction, knows what to.
sav. and how to say it. The orators
sole and lofty purpose is to change.
the habits. conduct and conditions OF
men. But to do this. he must first
as lecturer-change thoughts, beliefs
and opinions. And then-as orator
he must link the feelings, emotions
ara heart-throbs of his hearers to the
new beliefs and convictions he has
created, in order that they may go,
forth and embody these new convic-
tions in life and action. The lecturer
appeals to the intellect-the enter
tainer to the emotions. The orator
appeals to both.-Dr. Lybarger is to
be here next Tuesday evening on the