The daily sentinel. [volume] (Grand Junction, Colo.) 1893-current, 1911-12-05

had been deenIy Interested in RI. y
NJ. c. A. and IFS ideals, who had baer
a great factor in its first Iorat;on IN
the city. and who had MANNED IN AZ
even more in this moment Of financiat
crisis. the delhi nov, HANGING over IN.
associatlon bn yyiuad nnt ana a ct,f',
elled tablet In conn,e,,o,,tjl ,,,
of The event he Ioc,ted in No mia
ing corner w1s tho sprrsstio,, 49,,
ub last night Inv Roberf q Valt,eT in
his address M the memori.I ,r@stina
AZ tbn y A. ~ ''''
The meeting oripfp,lI,. irtor5a,r ,o
have been held over a bap0ret toI,Ie
resolved itsaIf I.rga1y. mt 49,
rial service M which u { p;Ihair,ny.
and Dean 4 O. pool cr Damya,. ~
Samuel q NcNuIIiu ana p - W-on.
er made the nrincinaI sdJraeses ~
q n Warmer nrssiJol a,d a., -,
Ing the msetin" nil ' ,,io,, 81; - ,r
butte to the memory of Mr. RuHting
and 10 his vrorI- In baboIF 90 ~
association 10 raaj a,,na,.,,+. 80,
many editoriaIs nennad i,,. ~ b.
ing at the timc Of tbo first hriIdtno
campaipn rho thnro,,yb ir,ar.,st L.,
the worI; ana rho biob idani h. ba IA
for ossoriation ,sar,.ico ,,.l,, aIoi,.t,.
tlerfpn i'm the words he had " ri 70
bear q poi, ard A., puhat,,,r,.
both referred reeitngi,, ta tbn ' an,
ed reprettino. sincSret,, tba 10 -,
his efforts ar tbis ,ire VIZ, ha
world have baer crnat so',rca ~
strength TO the ASSOCIATION
MIR Walker VIM wos an in,f,,o,e
friend of tbe deceased. resnondod
with one of Tho mos foal;n. tri,,utas
VET uttered in mamorv of the Sonti.
mel editor He saId in nart ne fol.
lows.
Never before in Tho histo,.,, Of ,bis
citv has a move nercentihIe disttnct
i've and severe sbock cor,a 70 its
citi1ans than tbat u,bicb ,,,ou,dad
and grieven ali oI,r bearts i'm The nm.
of rho death of nrr loved
and resnected feIIov.-toy,nsron ! N
Runtinp
"His mama and bis yyorl, i WOVEN
into every finer Of rho con,n,,,rit,-.s
Growth spd rs maj name was r,;,b
ioy and hone upon rho Iins Of o.,,er,,
active man durino tba life of bir, VINO
hore n co nov, IN bis da.tb r. raiis
In sunnraesod eorrc,y ana srias So,
all Tins
.,ttacbir. hi ,ort,,,o ,,1
+bot NJ tbis cit,,,s On -. go "a.
nositiya naturn ana bis eenins hove
touched for GOOD avor notarisI an
ternrisa and ,nf,uancod ~ tno,,.,tt
Of Tho connrnit,, on a,erv rroTas;
tion tbot u,as m hoe ana H.iiI ,b,na
Tho destirv of III cit,. for. yao,.s 20
cor,a
81, tho midst oe tbis ,cti,.o c.,,.oa,.
in lie bev-dev armed nsr-asnie for mo
nroblems of civic prowtb and when
hie counsel ana worI, is moet reaJ-
cd aud tba hi@pset nrizod ba fails
lilo n star from the hrigbt corsteI-
iation of tho citv's earnas, sincere
and conscientious ana untiring buiId-
ers
He was positive force in our
community's life, positive to aggres-
siveness. His convictions came to
him through thought and by expert
ence, and when conclusions were thus
reached, he mad that faith in his
powers of deduction that moved him
to battle vigorously and unfaltering-
~ FOR the right. as God had given
him to see the right.
He was sincere, open and frank,
as cunning men might say. TO a fault.
But conscious of his own integrity
of purpose. he hated shams, despised
cant and loathed hypocrisy in any and
all flelds. lie might not agree with
you or | on questions that came to
the pubic forum lof solution, but we
knew Whefe ne STOOD ana why, ana
lhefe was no hiasqueu purpose De-
nina.