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New-York tribune., 1911-02-26

OF poultry raising for
profit and full descrip-
ton OF Old Trusty In
cubators and BrooderS,
the biggest selling in
cubators and brOoders
in the world. Johnson
New-York tribune., 1911-02-26
| the World You Would Not Do for Your Baby?

Then and read this, something important, will
snowy what NEsrLEs FooD has done for other
One Babys As this there lies desk bldered letter from mother
Story her babv ebeen months l d last wear Of starvation; with doctors
and father and mother all looking h There food the child could keep
stomach Now she has another BABY a the same way when she
read announcement like this, this magazine few months ago. She " the
sample NEsTlf and already she happy the baby right
a she photograph baby Nestle FooD has saved
We telling this unusual Last baby twelve
died properly fed, every NTIfs FooD helps save larger
number of these babies.
Cow. Milk And that's because Ns the only real substitute for mothers
is milk
"on Do purified and modified til its light delicate food
the babyand the thing world mothers milk powder
you simply add and boil for minutes.
Ty ees So baby doing WELL send the Tor free u package
will solve the
New-York tribune., 1911-02-26

,5e problem OF fur
o,shing a home Is
snous one
To such people
n any one "..
needs furniture ana
70 whom the cost IS
an item-ve 0'sr
anrestncted n credit
tari,t,es. ',- You can
select. from our .m-
mense ca,alog sin-
gie piece h tur-
Soishing oiac. age
.5p cor I.Ctc
New-York tribune., 1911-02-26

equpmen; OF
can pay a n'. -,>
balance m 81 t.
suited % yor .o'
Nine or.
furniture
New-York tribune., 1911-02-26

)alatial home. You
sum down and the
monthly remittances
-enlenCe.
IN people who buy
effect, on this plan.
New-York tribune., 1911-02-26

pOu Itry hdDlt TOT 2
hobby. I thousand q s
OF others are getting
IL. Why not get your
share OF the back yard
profits ?
New-York tribune., 1911-02-26

retai, ,1 Vanous Gues ana do'
nesi8e- .-ect mail order business
,ror--.. several millions annually.
Niue .ir goods is made in fac
times r- our own supervision or
New-York tribune., 1911-02-26

gs kitchen
,-- r~ tr
-, at
e. I'd
So
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-05-18
El jjuiicio de Rivera

Sc ha visto en la Cote die Distrito
de Mayaguez la cauSa criminal pen
diente contra. Ramon Rivera. acusadO
de 'asesinatio en- la persona de Ricardo
Iagwrea, hecho ocurrido dNlrante ell Ill
timo per1odo electoral
Defend1a al acusado rel eminente ju-
risconsulto senior DE Diego, quien des-
pues ,de un discurso de mas de dos ho-
ras, logr6 arrancar del jurado IN We
redicto de incuIpabilidad
Componlon ell jurado los senores 81
euientes:
Tomas Perez Sales, Vicente Pav5n.
Acisclo Grec1a, Felipe Cabanillas, Luis
B. Manzano. Jacinto Perocier. Jaime
AIontoya, Candido Ortiz, Manuel Pc
ralta, Ramon A. Torres V6lez, Vicerte
Lopez y Francisco P. Irizarri
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-05-18

de bonos del Canal de Panama por va
lor, de 50 millones de dollars qne de-
vengal-an intereses a raz6n del 3 por
100 annual llevaran fecha de prlmero
de unio de 1911 Los bancos nacloha-
les no podran disponer de estos bonos
como base de circulaci6n, y seran es-
tos pagables en- el t6rmino de 80 amos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-05-18
[EATRO MUNICH
LA TEMPETAD

.1sta noche canta la compan1a Sagi-
Barba. La Tcmpestad, obra en- que des~
taca poderosamente Ell gran barltolio Sa-
gi-Barba.
La obra esta muy bien repartida, Y es
de esperar que lleve p1blico al teatro,
va que ell Simon de La Tempestad es
uno de los caracteres en- cuya interpre-
taci0n Sc ha hecho famOso Sagi-Barba.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-05-18
La Investigation
del aztloar
ATRIBUCIONES USURPADAS.
Nueva Ylork. irueves.-

Nueva York. jrueves.-
Debido a difcultades surgiaas res
pecto al nombramiento de la Comisl0n
de la Camara que ha de llevar d cabo
la investigation del Trust del Azjlcar,
Sc ha demorado dicha investigation.
La Comisi0n de Reglamentos eligi6 los
miembros de dicha Commission sin some
ter spls nombre al "caucrls" " del parti-
do. y con, tai motivo, dos representan-
tes Fitzgerald, Harrison y otros de-
m0cratas acllsaron a la Comisi0n DE
ReglaGnentos de usurpar las atribucio-
mes del cauous' denunciando tai he
cho como una transferencia de la tira-
MIA del Speaker a Ia Comisi6n de Re
glamentO.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-05-18

cidos por el Estado. Ell elelmoqlto po-
hre del Cicero, sin embargo, ha adoptal
do una actitud amistosa hacia Ell Gol
bierno. creyen1o que, apoyaaldo la can
didatu1+a republicana a la asaflblea na-
cional, mejorara su situaci6n despues
que entire EN- vigor la ley de separa-
ci0n.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-05-18
Una dedicatoria

Las inspiadas decimas que publlca-
mos aver. debidas a, la pluma gentil de
La Hija del Ca,3be, estan dedicadas a
los brillantes poetas manatienos, Enrl-
que Zorrilla, Felix C6rdova Davila y
Epifanio Fernandez Vanga.
Aver sali6 la composition sin esta de
dicatoria y Queremos supsanar Ia. onll
SION.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-05-18
Ell crinnen de Mayaguez
PILANO RUIZ PARA
ESTA CAPITAL.

Fuerza de la defective ha conducido
desde Mayaguez a esta capital Pila-
MO Ortiz quien Sc supone compIica-
do EN- Ell crimen de la calle de Agripina
de aquella ciudad.
Sc gllarda absoluta reserva acerca
de los motivos que Ocasiona el trasla-
do de este preso esta capital.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-05-18
La retreta de hoy

La banda del Regimiento de Puerto
Rico, dara esta noche, en- la Plaza Princi-
pal, la retreta sieuiente
/. Quickstep, "Entra de la Murta y
Giner.
2. Polonaise from the Opera Mig
non" Thomas.
3. Jota del "Certamen Nacional, =
Nieto.
+. Excerpts from the Operatta, Ell
Conde de Luxemburgo. " Lehar.
). DANA, "Sara" Mislan,
6. March, "Dixic." Saenger.
Star Spangled Banner.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-05-18
Nueva York, jneves.-

Ell Gobierno de Mejico ha convemdo
en- conceder q los insurrectos tres pues-
tos EN- ell Gabinete y catorce gobernado-
res. Els probable que dentro de Velnte
Y cuatro horas Sc lBegue a un acuerdo
de aannisticio. Sc mforma que ~Dlaz
renamciara probablemente dentro de
0OS meSeS.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-05-18
Ell oonfioto del Senado
Fl, PRESIDENTE PRO-TEMPORE.
Nueva York juev6s.-

Nueva York juev6s.-
Ell conficto por falta del n1nmero ne
cesario de votos para elegir ell Presi-
dente pro-t6mpore del Senado, contl-
n1a en- pie. Los insurgentes Sc nlegan
4 votar por Gallinger. Sc han IleVado
4 cabo once votaciones y en la de aver
obtuvo Gallinger 20 votos; Bacon, 30;
y Clapp, candidato de los insurgentes,
siete.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-05-18
Los magistrates
de Guatemala
DOS VICE-PRESIDENTES

.Nueva York. jueves.-
Ell general Mariana Serrano ha sldo
nombrado primer Vicepresidente de
Guatemala, rel senior NJ. Duarte Sc
segundo Vicepresidente.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-05-18
Ia TRANSIGENCIA
De PORFIRI0 DIAZ
,OS REBELDES ENTRARAN

EN- Ell GOBIERNO.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-05-18
LA IGLESIA Y
Ell ESTAD0
Ell CONFLICTO PORTUGUES.

Nueva York. jueves.-
Los prelados sacerdotes acomoda-
dos en Portugal sostienen al Vatlcano
Ell la question promovida por Ia sepa
raci6n de la Iglesia del Estado, y Sc
niegan a aceptar los estipendios ofre-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-05-18
Una oiudad destruida
LOS MILLONES PERDIDOS.

Nueva York, jueves.-
La cilldad de Kirin, Manchlusia, ma
sido victima de un voc+az mcendio.
1000 tiendas, Is bancos y mas de ocno
mil casas fueron destru1das por las La
mas las p6rdidas alcanzan a cerca de
vpinte millones de dollars.
The daily sentinel., 1911-12-29

In connection with the committee
appointed by the Palisade Landhold-
ers' Protective association. which. as
stated in the issue of the Palisade
Tribune today, would take up the
contracts. Mr.. Walter stated. I'VE
are dealing with the Individual prop
erty holder and with him alone. We
have given him a chance to accept
these contracts, and if not Secretary
Fisher win decide the next action
II is believed here that condem.
nation and ejectment proceedings will
be started at once against the holders
of property who do not accept the
latest terms of the government.
The following is from the Palisade
Tribune relative to the offers made
by the government and the arbitra-
ton committee appointed
This committee is composed OF
Messrs. William Harrison. II. w.
k!uGe. j. b. Anderson, r. II. Ban
croft and G. W. Bowman. with d. d.
Potter as attorney. These gentlemen
VIII pass upon the contracts of the
members of the association, if they
are turned into them as soon as re-
ceived, and will then formulate some
plans for taking up the whole and
4
cials as to the construction of GER
tain clauses of the contracts which
are said TO be rather vague and seem
to have been made wholly in the in
terest of the government without re-
gard to the future rights of the in
diyiduals after the land has been
decided to your Uncle Samuel He is
said to have a failing in that direc-
tion, however; but it is believed the
matter at issue can be readily
straightened out without any serious
difficulty as the interior department.
is anxious to get things in shape
so that work can be begun on the big
ditch in the very near future.
While there is considerable disapI
pointmeni among the ranch owners
over the offers made. which are con-
sidered wholly inadequate and much
less than was anticipated after the
statement made by Secretary Fisher
while in the valley. Vet the points
at issue now are merely those of hav-
ing the contracts properly worded
so that the rancners will get a fair
show after he puts his name on the
paper. So far as can be learned the
consensus of opinion seems to be
that the land owners are generally
in favor of waving further discus
sion on the amounts of the offers
save perhaps in two or three instanc-
es, which it is believed can be adj
justed-and with the essential chang
es or amendment in the contracts
they will be accepted.
Continued on Page Four.)
The daily sentinel., 1911-12-29
TO CALL DOCKET OF
COUNTY COURT and
CLEAN UP OLD CASES

In order to. clear from the docket
a number of old cases that have been
dragging for several months. County
Judge Walter S. Sullivan will call
the docket next Tuesday morning and
set for trial all cases where it is
possible 10 do so.
This calling of the docket is to be
made more frequent event in the
county court, it is stated. as several
matters have been delayed for a
long time and need to be either dis
missed or brought to trial
The idea is being greeted with
general approval by the members of
the legal profession in the city.
The daily sentinel., 1911-12-29
CLARK AND FOLK men IN
FIGHT FOR MISSOURI VOTES
IN DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION

St Louis. Mo. Dec. 29.-An ac-
tive fight for the state delegation TO
the democratic convention is now GO
ing on here between the adherents
of Champ Clark. headed by United
States Senator Stone and those IA
Voring Joseph Folk. former governor
of Missouri The fight arose over
the fact that the state democratic
convention in 1910 indorsed Mr.
Folk for President. The Clark ad-
herents take the ground that conven-
tons action is not binding and vo-
ters should decide who is the choice
of Missouri democrats.
The daily sentinel., 1911-12-29
WEOLOCK MINUS
SUPPORT IS
LATEST
Mrs. Baker Files Divorce Suit Charg.
ing That Husband Never Support
ed Her After Day of Wedding
Suit Filed Yesterday.

Charging that her husband Erwin
Baker, had never supported her since
thier marriage, on June 81, 1910, in
Pennsylvania, Mrs Mary Baker filed
a petition for divorce in the county
court yesterday afternoon through
her attorney, Joe w. RoZZelle,
Mrs. Baker claims that shortly aft
err their marriage the family moved
to this city and that she was never
supported since the day the preacher
made them one. For his breach of
the marriage VOWS. Baker now finds
himself facing a divorce suit which
will be heard soon
The daily sentinel., 1911-12-29
90 MILLION
LOAN FAILED
N BEEF TRUST
Packers Attorney Tells How Jacob
schiff. New York Banker Told
Him Times Were Too Hard in
1907 to Get $90,0O0,000.
Associated Press.

ASSOcldtPN Press.
Chicago Dec. 29.-On cross exam
ination today. Albert H. Veeder. told
in the trial OF the Chicago packers Of
the COLLAPSE of the billion dollar mer-
ger planned by Armour, Swift, Morris
and Cudahy in 1902 He said the
plan was abandoned at conference
of packers with Jacob II. Schiff who
told them when they wanted to bar
row ninesy millions that the times
We're not propitious.
The direct examination Of Veeder
was concluded after counsel had ar
gued several hours concerning the
admissioIaof OF testimony regarding the
ISsnTdod3soDmpany ana the Aefna
trading company which handled the
OF the packing houses.
Judge Carpenter reserved his decision
until later
The daily sentinel., 1911-12-29
REYES TO GET
3 YEARS FOR
HIGH TREASON
Spent First Night in Military Prison
Official Says He May be Given
Death Sentence for Trying to
Start a New Republic.

: Mexico City. Dec. 29.-The !
: first night in a military prison :,
:, didn't seem to depress Gen. Ber- :.
= nardo Reyes, as he was given :
- all that was necessary for his :,
!, comfort He will be formally :
= put at the disposition of the :,
= military judges today. although :.
!, it will be some weeks before the :.
: actual trial begins. :
= An official of the department :
= of justice declared today that :
:, he thought Reyes punishment :
= would be about tnree years in !.
= jail. although it is possible to :.
= give the death sentence for :.
= treason. )
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The daily sentinel., 1911-12-29
IOR. HELEN KNABE HAD PAST
THAT HAS BEEN KEPT DARK
| q is BELIEF-N0T A SUICIDE

associated Press.
indianapolis, Ind. Dec. 29.-Hap-
lenings in the life of DR.. Helen
[nabe. former state bacteriologist
,are been uncovered that might have
implied a motive for her murder
ccording to the verdict of the cor
ner's jury of Dunnam today. which
nds she didn't commit suicide, but
as killed by persons unknown. The
.rdict declares it impossible for DR.
.nabe TO have inflicted the wound
erself. Clews regarding her past
ere not made public.
The daily sentinel., 1911-12-29
FRUITAS WATER SYSTEM FREEZES UP AND TOWN
GOES THREE DAYS WITHOUT 4 DRINK-REOPEN
FLUME LINE TODAY AFTER STRENUOUS EFFORT

After three days of water famine
Fruita is today rejoicing in the re-
opening of her water system. which
has been frozen up since Wednesday
morning and since that time the en-
terprising citizens of the apple town
have been hauling water to drink
from the river and praying that no
serious fires would start while the
system was closed.
Monday evening the temperature
dropped unusually low in the vicinity
of the intake house on Pinon Mesa
and Tuesday morning the water us
ers down in Fruita began to notice
The daily sentinel., 1911-12-29
TAFT HIRES
CAMPAIGN
MANAGER
Otto F. Barnard of New York May be
Advisor for Republican Leading
Candidate. = Hilles Still Re-
tanned, May be Leader
Associated Press.

Associated Press.
New York, Dec 29.-It is reported
here today that President Taft will
soon ask Otto T. Barnard of New
York, to take an Important position
in connection with the Taft campaign
for denomination. as one of the pres.
ident's principal advisers. TAFT ig
being urged to open headquarters
here but whether Barnard will take
charge of these offices has not yet
been determined 1t is also said that
Hilles will direct the Taft camDelsn.
Barnard will return from New York
with the president Saturday night
The daily sentinel., 1911-12-29
PRICES ON SHOES TO Be
ADVANCED 10 Per CENT
MANUFACTURERS DOING IT

Lynn. Mass. Dec. 29.-An increase
in the Wholesale price of shoes that
will be inaugurated in March by the
Brockton shoe manufacturers will be
put into effect at the same time by
the Lynn makers and most of the
other New England manufacturers. Ii
is said the increase will be from
five to seven per cent. Retailers will
add enough to the price to protect
themselves.
The daily sentinel., 1911-12-29
CURLEY TO POST
$4,000 FOR A
BIG BOUT
Jim Flynn, Formeriy-of Grand juno
tion and Jack Johnson May Yet
Clash in Nevada. Will Offer
$4,000 for the Match.
; Associated Press.

= Associated Press 6,
i Salt Lake City Dec. 29.-- !
= lack Curley, manager of Jim i
= Flynn, left for Chicago today, i
= prepared to post $4,000 to bind .
y a match with Jack Johnson to i
= take place just over the Neva- q
= da line, west of Salt Lake City !
= He will offer johnson 100000, i
= win or lose. and will post sl0.- 8,
: 0G0 Immediately, If Johnson ac- !
= cepts. :
The daily sentinel., 1911-12-29

a lack of pressure. The flow was
weaker all day until Wednesday when
IL ceased entirely.
Immediately the water commits
sioner with his men went to the
scene of the trouble and found a
wooden flume near the intake house
solidly frozen. After hard work the
ice was broken out and this morning
the water came down again in its us
ual force and purity.
Fruita has one of the finest water
systems In the state. and this is the
first time the extreme cold has in
terfered with the superior service OF
the system,
The daily sentinel., 1911-12-29

DR.. Sun Yat Sen is a native of Can
ton and was educated in Honolulu.
later studying medicine at Canton,
where he practiced. He always had
revolutionary tendencies, being i'm
plicated in plot to seize Canton in
1895.
Many of his associates were exc
cuted, but he escaped to the British
colony at Hong Kong, where he be-
came a British subject. Later he
travelled through England and the
United States. lecturing to his coun-
trymen on revolutionary subjects.
While in London in 1900 he was
decoyed into the Chinese legation
land an attempt was made TO take him
back to China, but he claimed to be
a British citizen and secured his re-
lease
The daily sentinel., 1911-12-29
Associated Press.

Associated Press.
Washington, ID. c., Dec. 29.-The
United States government will not
recognize the new republic of China
ut present or until it is apparent that
,he imperial government is no longer
capable of maintaining its power.
This attitude will not prevent the
United States representative from do
ing business with the provisional re-
public to the extent of safeguarding
American interests. The point of in
terest here is whether Non Ting
Fang. who has been acting as the
mouthpicce of the revolutionists. will
recognize DIR. Yum Nat Sens cleo
ton. If WI accepts election il is
thought negotiations with the impe-
rialists Will be broken off. as nothing
less than n recognition of II republic
will he accepted.
The daily sentinel., 1911-12-29
TAFT TO SPEAK IN THREE
CITIES BEFORE new YEAR
TO ATTEND BIRTHDAY PARTY

Washington. ID. c.. Dec 29.-Taft's
last trip this year will take him to
Philadelphia for three hours and to
dinners at New York and Brooklyn.
He leaves Washington tomorrow
morning and will return Sunday. He
will attend John Wanamaker's 5Oth
anniversary in New York and will at
tend the citizens peace" dinner and
a University club banquet at Brook
lyn.
The daily sentinel., 1911-12-29
DEWEY WANTS
4MORESH|PS
Admiral, Hero of Spanish-American
War. Says He's for Peace With
Four More Ships May Need
Them at Any Time.
g Associated Press.

g Associated Press. 9
= Washington. ID. c., Dec 29.- :
: II am for peace, but for peace {
= with four more battleships as an :.
= assurance that It will be main {
: tanned" {
8, This statement of Admiral {
3 George Dewey. head of the gem {.
: eral naval board. in recommend s
!, ing the United States to build :
:, four new battleships this year. s,
= 1T is always possible that there 6
= will be some quarreling among
= nations as 10 Just how peace 6.
= should be brought about. Such 6
: things even happens at peace {
8 banquets." asserted the admiral 9
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The daily sentinel., 1911-12-29
GRAND JURY PROBES IN
AFFAIRS OF TVIETMOE-
STEN0GRAPHER ON STAND
Associated Press.

Associated fresS.
Los Angeles. Cal. Dec 29.-The
federal grand jury showed purpose
today to investigate all business rela-
tions of Olaf Tveitmoe. San Francis
co labor leader, and president of the
Asiatic Exclusion league. In addition
to Miss Ethel Murphy. Tveitmoe's
stenographer, his private secretary,
A. ID. Gibson. was summoned today.
With Gibson in the witness room to-
day was A. E. Yoell, secretary of the
Exclusion league.
The daily sentinel., 1911-12-29

Washington, d. C, Dec. 29.-The
fight over the lemon rates has been
on since 1902. and became the first
cause of conflict between the inter
state commerce commission and the
commerce court which stopped the
operations of the first order of the
reduction of the mission on the
grounds that the commission bad no
right to take into consideration the
question of foreign competition. The
decision today holds the S115 rate
unreasonable, irrespective of foreign
competition and makes the lower rate
effective February Is.
The daily sentinel., 1911-12-29
FISHER WANTS HIGH LINE 3
CONTRACTS BY JANUARY A.
MUST GET BUSY" "---WALTEF
Supervising Engineer Of Project Here and Will Start Out Mex
Tuesday for Final Answers-"NO More FOoIng." ."They
Have Had Their Chance" He Says.-LegaI Proceed
ings il They Don't Come Across This Time,

Supervising Ensi"eer L. r.
Grand Junction 4
secretary Fisher has OF
and viii leave the middle of
the
must have action said the iovial chief
"rhe Pasade people qubbe
trip week we will
Engineer Walter comforting
things ready Many have been
oil
secretary Fisher has up
he :
The daily sentinel., 1911-12-29
G. 0. P. LINCOLN DAY FEED
TO Be PARTISAN
BEVERIDGE TO SPEAK

Denver, Dec. 29.-Non-partisan-
ship, il is believed has been assured
by the selection of the committee to
arrange the Lincoln day banquet
here, III which Senator Beveredae
will be the principal speaker. The
committee consists of six Taft men.
six La Toilette men. six Roosevelt
men and six who express no prefer
ence.
The daily sentinel., 1911-12-29
{. H. HARRIMAN'S ONLY
BROTHER DIED TODAY

New York, Dec. 29.-Orlando Har-
riman. the only brother of the late
p. II. Hartman, the railroad king.
died today at a private hospital, OF
a complication of diseases. He was
widely known as real estate oper-
ator and was wealthy
The daily sentinel., 1911-12-29
Associated Press.

NssOVTdTtU PTesS.
Needer described the plight of the
packers. with thirteen companies on
their hands, after the collapse OF the
merger plan. They finally decided
to organize the National Packing
company with capital of fifteen
millions, with the percentage Of stock
divided as follows. Swift 1910; Ar
mour. 40.ll and Morris. 1919.
The daily sentinel., 1911-12-29
Breed Home.

Breed Home.
p. R. Breed returned home today
from Nogales. Ariz., where he has
been employed on cattle ranch for
the past eight month. Mir. Breed is
cousin of F. G. Thayer of Fruita
and will spend the next few weeks at
the Thayer home. Mr.. Breed says
that Arizona is seeing some pretty
hard times now, and that Grand
Junction is more prosperous appear
ing than any city in that state.
The daily sentinel., 1911-12-29
sun YAT SEN IS PRESIDENT
Of CHINESE REPUBLIC
GREATEST MAN IN NATION
People Give Him Great OVaton-WI Demand Peace and viii
Pension Princes Local Chinese Rejoice at Hearing News
Been Fighting for il for Years"
Been Fighting for it for Years." "

of
presidency
o
ions of M
of election by delegates
of
his
Delegates peace which
1t believed
withdrawal imperial
hea or
mi
Manclu
%
The daily sentinel., 1911-12-29
FOUR MORE DIE FROM
POISON FISH-T0TAL DEAD
$3.50 STILL SICK TODAY
Associated Press.

NbSIINIdIFU 7 IEN
Berlin, Dec. 29.-Four more deaths
occurred today from the poisonilS Of
the municipal shelter for homeless.
bringing the total number of deaths
up to 81 Twenty-Five new cases of
sickness from the same cause We're
reported today making so who are
still suffering from the consumption
OF the tainted fish.