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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-16
NJ 'FARLAND IS KING
OVER SHORT ROUTE
Murphy Has Hard Task To-
night in Ten-Round Bout
With Packey.
BY SAM P. HALL, JR.


CHICAGO. Dec. l5.-Packey Mcfarland
and Eddi. Murphy are TO stick their
boyisli Irish Countenances under the ropes
resin into the Soles of their fighting
shoes and then pranCe out with some
i've ounce mitts over their knuckles for
ten rounds or less OF what promises TO
DC 4 decidedly interesting glove contro-
verSy
The facts contained IN that opening
sentence have stirred UP this good old
boxing town, which has been denied the
pleasure of seeing ringmen perform since
Joe Cans foDpcd TO Terry McGovern
Years and years ago.
1t should be a sIashing fight Murphy
is a desperate lrishman from Boston.
chance of his young life i'm this battle.
boys he has tackled IN the last four
years win admit frankly.
lie is plenty good enough. in fact. 10
be dangerous TO even 4 ten round KING
like Mcfarland. He Will make tho South
side lad show The prettiest he has in
stock, and when Patrick cuts loose he
is well worth paying real money TO see
In action
Wen have 10 admit. however, that we
think boxer named Mcfarland is the
best In the world of his inches in a
ten round fight. We have vet to set
our eyes on the gloveman with the all
around ability Of Patrick In brief
Eddie Murphy. a corIeinG good boy.
is going up against a stake horse over
the stake horses own route and with
the weights in favor of Patrick You
may draw your own conclusions.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-16
INJURY GOOD THING
At JUAREZ TRACK
Backed From 8 to | Down to
) 10 /, Texas Horse Re-
-,
wards lis BackerS.

SI>c.a 20 The Tribune.
EL PASO. Texas Dec Injury WOE
the handicap at Juarcz Ibis afternoon
under balmy sunny skies the weather
being AS nice as an Indian aummer day.
He received =rand ride from the hands
of Jockey Gross. who was quick TO grasp
an opening that occurred when the lead
crs IN tho race. Crossover and Lackrose.
went Just bl; wide ON entering the
nome stretch Gross shot mis- mount
through as quick a Hash and he ran
away from his opposition with ease at
lie end. The ring received the hardest
jolt of the meeting over the victory OF
Injury he being backed steadily down
rom 10 al post time.
Gilpy. Who was one OF the sensational
>printerS down here two seasons ago.
and who won his previous effort in handy
"a shiou. met with defeat today. He was
going ihree-9uarters. a distance that
iAree wins and rode al his mounts TO
perfection.
The summaries.
First race. dive and half furlongs-
Vested Rights. los Gross. l3 to 5. won
kiVa. los tAolesWorth). g TO ! second ;
stout Heart, los (BurIingame), 16 TO ),
third. Time. I'0'. Roslris and Ancestor
Second race. six furongs-Slr Barry.
l.S ,RobOinsl. 10 J. won: Love Day.
loo (Grossl; 10 ?. second: Edmond Ad
Time. l:I3 jim L.. ouldnunc, Manda-
dero and NJ. Cambon also ran.
Third race, six furlongs-F.lia Bryson.
no iDreyerl. is 10 ). won; Furlong 1l3
tMolesworth), - 10 |. second: Console,
no tLoftusl. 10 l. third. Time. La 1-j
Gilpy, Wintergreen and Irish Gentleman
also ran.
Fourth race. one mile-lnjury. lo2
tGross), . 10 l. Won; Lacl1rose. l69 (Bo-
rcD, 10 =, second; Crossover % (Mc-
caosl. to :. third. Time. 80 rs.
Firth race. SIX furlongs-Pipc Vision
lvS (Robbins) II TO .. Won: Buss. i03
(PauO. l2 10 ;, third. Time. I:ii i-j.
Dnke OF Bridgewater. Helen Scott and
Coppers also ran
Sixth race, mile and cightb--Misprsion
10 tGroSs). 10 /, won. Minnoette los
n'tilp. 10 20 !. second Lehlch. l6l (Bur-
lnsame). to !. third Time. l:55 Mole
Soy, Force. Virginia Lindsey, Florence
hripp. Ben Uncas. c. W. kcnnon and
silver Grain also ran
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-16
Rabbits Killed in Big
Hunt Will Be Giuen to
Poor By the Sportsmen
special To The Tribune


OGDEN, Dec. l5.-Every man i'm Ogden
who has al any time in his career made the
acquaintance OF a shotgun and feels that
he can squander 81 for a days sport will
join the excursion TO Monument, on the
Kelton branch of the Southern Pacific
"Wednesday 10 participate in the biggest
RABBIT hunt OF the season. There VIII be
special train of two coaches and one
baggage car. the latter 10 transport the
1000 rabbits which the hunters expect TO
slay.
The sale Of TICKETS ip 10 the present
time indicates that no less than 100 men
VIII make the trip and this number may
he greatly Increased before Wednesday,
as this seems to be the only rabbit hunt
staged for tho season and game is abun-
dant III the Monument territory.
There Is another feature which NAV
induce many erstwhile sportsmen TO ioin
the party All of the rabbits killed will
he brought 10 Ogden and turned over to
the Salvation Army and other charitable
organizations for distribution among the
poor people OF the city When tho exciir-
sion was announced the promoters were
offered 20 cents a pair for all the rab-
bits they could deliver at Monument II
was the intention TO ship the Carcasses
TO Chicago where they would have net
ted the purchasers a neat profit. AT the
rate offered 5000 rabbits would have
meant Ss25 TO the hunters but the offer
was refused. This hunt VIII be strictly
charity proposition.
The time OF the departure and return
OF the special train has not vet been an
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-16
FAV0R|TEl i
HEAVYWEIGHT h
Is Quoted at 10 to s HI
Betting Against LuthA
McCarty.
By I
BY II. NJ. WAL.Kpp

Los ANGELES. Dec. 15-rh,,. .
exactly $50 O75 In the Vernon \,
according 10 Promoter Tom NJ
figures. when Al Palzsr and tnn-
Carty meet FOR the worlds hsy,
championship on the afternosn u
Years day, +"
THE reservation list Of .oa,.
.aliE creams us out and assc,s
there won't be q yacam chat
arena, > said MoCarey tonight, n
since l have been In the gamo \,
been such rush for seats. h
my prices UP | could have nI,z.t.
$4,000 house, but as my seats aS',
from S% to SIS. the capacity -
SG9,0T5."
Palzer has been working hard q,
Wednesday McCarty is hkiur
after his victory over jim Es-
will not open his Venice carnp -
Friday OF Saturday.
At Vernon today over 1000 rss,s'
PalZcr go through with bis ,raiaI,,
eight rounds OF boxing indulrd \
Al brought many favorable o..
the popular expression beng: +
he look like Jeffries?"
In boxing Palzer used Bill Mau,
Donahue. Charley Horn and h /
Cluskey.
In the betting Palzer has bs,, y
10 To s favorlte.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-16
Belmont Donates Stallion

NEW IOEk. Doc l5.--ln line WIN his
promise, made az the sportsmen's dinner
last year. 10 give a number OF stations
and Rocksand colts 10 the United States
government FOR breeding purposes. Au-
gust Belmont, chairman Of the Jockey
club. announced today that he had
shipped from Lexington. Ky. TO the gov
efnment farm at Port Royal. Va the
brown colt D15dy Rock. by Rocksand-
Donna Mia Dandy Rock l. compactly
built and well suited 20 be bred Tor cav
airy mounts.
The French government has lust paid
Mr.. Belmont 10000 francs (about SIC, ,0OOl
FOR the colt AmoureuN, by Octagou-
AmiCita. This colt has won numerous
important races on the French turf
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-16
ROADS TOO MUDDY
FOR MOTORCYCLES

While the streets OF the city and sub
urbs are in good condition. the adjacent
country roads are deep In mud. This fact
ls vouched for by dozen members OF the
salt Lake Motorcycle club who started
AZ noon yesterday on n run TO KaysviIle
Although the motto OF the club is "safe
and sane riding, all but one member OF
the party met with accidents and the run
was abandoned after Bountlful was
reached.
club member accompanied by his
best girl was the prize unlucky man OF
the dGy. His machine skidded and plunged
into an irrigation ditch to the delight
ot unieelinS spectators. but the ruina-
lion ar the girls costume. Afterwards II
was discovered that thirteen machines
made up the party and the series OF mis-
naps was thore6y accounted for.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-16
SUPREME COURT OF
BASEBALL TO MEET

CINCINNATI. Dec. 15.--With the sal
ary limit OF the class AA organizations
ms O headliner, the National Baseball
commission will begin It's big show here
January 3. Many other matters of vital
Importance to the minor organiza tions
Will also be disposed OF and there Will
be plenty. OF business for the members
to wade through
The National Association OF Profession
al Baseball leagues Will be asking a lot
or questions. The Roger Bresnahan
claim against the st. Louis National
league club will have to be settled un-
less compromised before that date-in-
Vulnerable matters will come before this
governing body to be disposed OF In or
der that every club under its jurisdic-
ton may be ready to enter the 1913
season in good shape
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-16
DANBURY KAT1ES|
HOPE FOR U|N|0I|
Homes and Savings for ]
May Be Swallowed up
Court Judgment.

By International News Service
DANBURY, Conn, Dec. l'.-S
bank accounts OF the 200 uh'01
against whom 100000 dRniags -
We're adjudged by a jury 10 'A
States court for boycotttlng W
Hat company. will probably |"
later part OF this week, II Wn -
today. The hattcrs have osfn :
learn when IL is proposed 10 me
on their homes. but they aIe
that they will not De served ,u'
another fortnight until after Wv
court hears their appear
month ,n
The outlook for the hattsisI ~
ant. Work in the hat fae'Uii'sn ~
been good for n number OF
many OF the men are eis sasr q
employment only duTlhe Tboss
The great majority OF those m
and life savings mas nae e,,h ~
feed are married men ,nnr,d|
many OF them living EN- ss ~
order 20 educate their Sole n. - 4
threa tened loss would fa!i wv, n ~
great severity. The.r nops i-si1|
Hatters OF Nor'n T1r
the American Federation ,.,rr e
come TO their rescue oy 'aisF 'as.syisF q
ga tisfy the judgments oy ,,iIo:s i
,nents on AFFILIATED Ssss,ir
The goo men who were rst
Inc suit played no Erester, q
alleged boycottlng than nsT's,rIct
er union hatters In me DrSsnu
were picked out as deiencsrr can -
because they happened d 70 bs ~
bank accounts that cou!as !as.yn,sj
United States Deputy, m.srlI ml -
nand for payment Of tho !uu
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-16
HARkER is SELECTED|
TO REFEREE MAJ1
Special 10 The Tribune.

Special 10 The Tribune.
OGDEN. Dec. I5.-The prIuesns
ing failed 10 reach an agrcsmsni 4
point, Ben Harker OF Salt Lake vl
lected by u. T, Spencer and W. r
Bride today to act AZ the referx 4
fokel Harbertson handicap uc
match in this city next Wednssdy
It was provided In the articles TAI
the participants in the match Z
agree on tho referee. q seleetiui 1
be made by local newspaper rz
Mr.. Harker is a former coatt {
Weber academy in this city. tgl D
instructor of the Descret gymnIsu
has not heen definitely dss-
whether Mr.. Harker will agree % Z
referee, but r. \. Wadman. the ~
Of the MATCH will go 10 Sat ~
morrow for a conference utth VI
posed official More than ten W.
were considered by Yokel and br7
son without any one receiving N
proval of both wrestlers.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-16
CLANCY AND MU|VSEY
WILL SOON TESTIFY
Defense in Dynamite Con
Splracy' Trial Expects to
Close by Thursday.

INDIANAPOLIS. Dec. l5.-Eugene \.
Clancy. OF San Francisco. and possibly
j. u. Muneey OF Salt Lake City. II
was stated today soon will take the wilt
ness stand in their own behalf at the
dynamite conspiracy" trial.
clancy Is accused OF promoting the
McNamara dynamite plots against
employers Of non union labor b,- farili-
tatlng the flight OF James b. Mcnamara
dynamiter OF tho Los Angeles Times
building, and Munsey is accused NJ
hldlng McNamara at his home In Salt
Lake city for the first two weeks after
the explosion.
Olaf Tveitrnoe. also OF San Francisco
VINO Is charged with promoting exnlos.
IONS on the Pacific coast, will not take
his attorneys f' Va
The defense said today Il would close
us case by next Thursday. after having
neeh about three weeks In presentinl
It's Witnesses. The governmant tben
ss %l' dor.n, 3ttsr evidences IN robu.iai So far
Iltteen who hnve not vet appeared Ah
or those who testified entered a flat de.
MAJ OF the charges that thew e,6ed
a. ! IL, the Dynamite plots by conspiring 70
Illegally. t'd'hs
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-16
CHANCE AND FARRELL,
TO MEET THURSDAY

Los ANGELES. Dec. I5.-Fran,x
chance. the peerless leader in base
bail. told the international News Service
correspondent today that he win meet
President Farrell OF the New York Amerl-
cans IN Chicago next Thursday.
II have wired President Farrell that
will meet him In Chicago Thursday"
said Chance. 'As ! understand IT, L have
been left free 10 sign with the New York
Americana. The question now is merely
ono or terms 10 be settled between Mr.
Farrell and myself. / like the looks OF
the new job"
Chance will leave here tomorrow for
the cQst 80
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-16
RElLLEY AGAIN LEADS
GUN CLUB SHOOTERS

With wind and n background that were
both unfavoraole 10 high scores. fifteen
members OF the local gun club attended
the practice shoot yesterday Charles
Reillcy continued TO show speed and led
the way.
a special shoot is being arranged for
next Sunday. Handicaps VIII be ar
ranged so all viii have equal chance A
number OF the local merchants have do
mated Valun BILE prizes TO the club which
VIII he given for the best scores Yes
terday's complete scores follow. fifty be-
Ing the possible score:
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-16
CORNELL CO-EDS ARE
BARRED FROM GAME

ITHACA. y. Y. Dec lJ.-The athletic
commission OF Ithaca college has decrecd
that women students at Cornell canno,
play basketball With other colleges. Or
Esther Parker. tho woman's nedisai al =
wiser, said today that the nervous strain
- 700 great. BASKETBALL is the most vio-
lent form OF exercise. next To rowing. In
the girls college. she saws. and she will
permit the game between local classes
only.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-16

morning after thinking II over all
night, gives me pretty good alibi.
II was a queer sort OF play all
around, and the truth is | never would
have made the break at ali but for
the fact that the base runners were
worse mixed up than I was
II was when | was with the Phia.
delphia team long time ago. We were
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-16

Don't be content witn .h.,a ~
careless service. when y ts'isy ~
proficient can be reaersiHh eaeTsihuas
them through The l,;~sr lr,T n
Skilled specialists IN eus,rh ~" "
professions, those wso w.ess, ssS tst)
their records and 1esoJjy, Gt
ean soyye you satisyaiS.UsW Wss5
and willIug-Thc Trioun'
bring them TO you.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-16

HARRY n. HEMPSTEAD, son-in-law
OF the late John r. Brush Is the
new president OF the famous New York
Giants. In assuming control OF the team,
which for two successive seasons won the
championship Of the National league Mr.,
Hampstead announced the policies OF the
former owner viii be continued. He says:
There viii be positively no change In
the organization. John j. McGraw will
continue TO handle the team as manager
and lie Will have exactly The same lati-
tude and free hand in the handling OF the
players as he had when working under
Mr.. Brush"
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-16

1AvDI 7ae TRAIN CAME TO
- STOP TIE ENGINEER
JUMPE = OUT SSD RON UP TO
TIE FELLOW ~~SviS 8 TINE RED
Spirit. WHAT'S THE MHTTE r HE
cRIED 2 SFTER THE GIr4S
e7H RSS DJHE SfR = FEW
TIMES TIE EHGfJEER cALEO
OCT ." WHO CAM UrIDG GRSTeA0
THe DEeF AND DUMB LHNcUe6E
IcsN,' CRIED "A DALD- E5O-
z . PS 5SERGER. .-SLL PTG 1T
THEN. OFT THIS GOr HF7GG
Five MINUTES 9 or ~ Oi9EL ESS
GCSSi9 9SL DT Ho LESER =,
He WAN TS 70 tSHo w
WHEN THS TSEE kE9vG
DO 7ney. TAKE THEIR TROfVES T
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-16

There's many an auto sarc,;r
ranged by means Of The Trihnroi. g.
Want Columns, Tho changing Of maI.s
ana models, trading securities for au.
s0s-aIl suoh information forms pnyt az
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-16

IT WAS At THE wORO VOC
RE UNION AND POP 'Sce,waR2
Was HANDING OUT THE
Cl5ty GOODS m t1kS OWN
JOCOL 7P Way. ne wac Uo TO
TIE 1EP o pLSNE STUSe
WIEN he WAS IrITE PPUpHD
PY Tl+E CISts NAN iuilL
HAVE TO INTERRUPT youp
ISTE RESTING SH ECHe
MOMENT HAVs BEEN es1e D
TO Pot TtliS EsrOH UP
~ TIE 7oD'EHCe IF a MAN
WENT WEST WOULD HE
SE ATlE 2
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-16

THE WANT AID cAAS'slS a.
Cheap, foYossul, sshs0'''
.ead them every day
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-16
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TIA -RS- R9 -R9
BONES WELL. fSeE e Lucy
MARRIED THAT PORGyoS
NOBLE MAN AETER SLL
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BONES L uSiTATk9
UTCR ~r}IJA. rST6 q
GREAT J0Ee. ~SERE pOS6
T5E EOReiGk NOREhAk
ENTER ,r17o ,T
BONES WHY T1E LDSfTar+iS
CAME UP TD+E BAY ONE 0SS
L rs WEEK AND GOT TED
JP TO Ss1 peer
The daily sentinel., 1912-08-31
Political Announcements DeBeque
The Movements Of the People Of One
of Mesa County's Best Towns, and
the Happenings in the Rich Ag-
ricultural District Of Which I. Is
the Center.
(By Sentinel Correspondent }

The casing for the we'll for the
pumping plant has arrived.
Adam May has the frame work of
his new house nearly complete.
viii Moore was in Grand juno
tion Wednesday on business.
Prof. Walker and family are busy
looking up home before school be-
gins.
The Presbyterian guild will meet
again next Thursday after three
weeks vacation.
Judge Sullivan and n n. Smith
were in town Friday in the interests
of the judges candidacy.
Miss Groom. the new high school
teacher arrived Friday on No. from
Boulder to take up her duties.
Dave Mckay and wife returned
Wednesday evening from attending
the Sellars funeral at the Junction.
Miss Ethel Bales. who is visiting
at Mesa. has decided to remain there
until the opening of school.
Mrs. Jim Hayes left Tuesday on
the Highmore stage for number
of days visit with Mrs. William Van
Cleave.
Mrs. Marshall Chapman returned
Wednesday evening from a couple of
days visit with Mrs. Farley in Grand
Junction.
C. C. Hopple, one of the candid
ates for county commissioner from
district No. 3, has announced to his
friends that he has withdrawn from
/ the race and will leave the field to
W. o. Rawlings.
Carl McAllister. who has been
working the most of the summer in
: c. ID. Smith & Cos. drug store, left
( Thursday evening on No. l06 for
Denver, where he will attend the
North Denver high school for the
coming year
Considerable work has been done
lately at the Larkin headgate to Sc
cure greater flow of water. Sew
eral users are going pertty short on
water. owing to the ditch bottom hav-
ing been filled considerable during
the June high water.
The small boys around town had
new series of fun Friday. The
trained monkey belonging to the
Clark circus escaped some time dur
ing Thursday night, after the per
formance. and all efforts of the cir
Gus people to locate it were unavail-
ing. They were compelled to leave
Friday morning without 1t and in.
structed Marshal Mason to capture il
and forward 1t to Rifle. Mr.. Mason
turned the job over to, the small boys
and during the day II was located in
the trees around George Bales house
and captured without much trouble
One of the circus wagons broke down
on the way between Collbran and De
Beque.
The daily sentinel., 1912-08-31
TERESA 0AKlIES, HAS MANY
SLUSHY OFFERS OF MARRIAGE
CONTINUED from Page 10


A st. Louis bachelor says that Huff
fer should be ashamed of the remark
he made in the house of God. He
contradicts himself, however, in say
ing that his daughters are married,
and that he would rather see them
in their grave than not married.
Walter Herzog of Bogus, Cal, sug-
gests that Rev. Huffer be made to
pitch hay for time. 81 hear that
a parson has been giving bachelors
and old maids hail Columbia. | am
getting tired of being called an old
bachelor. and when | find the girl,
the wedding bells will have to look
little out. l am well fixed
A st. Paul IN. c. man gives his
complete rogue's gallery description,
and asks for the hand of Miss Oak
lies in marriage.
Has a widower a chance to be-
lcng to your bachelormaid club?"
asks Kansas City tMo.) man. 81
would like to join
A preacher in Tylersburg, Pa.
says that he could not get along
without the old maids in his church.
Make that old man ashamed of him
self Use big effigy," says this
minister. He's a Presbyterian, too.
There are many letters and more
coming daily. They are piling up
at the postoffice. 1t looks like there
is nothing to do but to start mat
rimonial bureau.
The daily sentinel., 1912-08-31
PEACH ROOTS FURNISH
POISON WHICH KILLED
SCULPTOR LOU POTTER
Associated Press.

Associated Press.
Seattle, Wash, Aug. 31.-Poison
extracted from the roots OF the peach
tree and used as an ingredient in
medicine prescribed by a Chinese
herb doctor is believed by the coroner
to have caused the death of Louis
Potter. New York sculptor, who
died here last Thursday while under
treatment for dermal disease.
An analysis is being made, and
the police are searching for the Chin
ese doctor. who has been missing
since Potter's death.
The daily sentinel., 1912-08-31

FOR SALE-GO-acre ranch, near, Me
sa, in the Plateau valley. First
class water right, 10 acres of or
chard, bearing 1000 to $500 box
es of fancy apples each year, 40
acres Of fine rich tillable land, good
house. barn and sheds for both cat
tie and horses; 4 horses, so head
of cattle, 80 hogs and all farming
implements 20 go with the ranch.
Everything ready to make money
from the start. Address ]. B., Gil
Main, Canon City, Colo. S-15-1m
The daily sentinel., 1912-08-31
Return 10 Telluride.

Return 10 Telluride. ---1
Mrs. G. +. Hilgenhaus and daugh-
ter, Miss Antoinctte. left yesterday
morning for Telluride, after visit
of some duration in the Grand val
ley. They met many. former Tellu-
ride friends in this city.
The daily sentinel., 1912-08-31
Sunderlin Here.

Sunderlin Here.
Eugene A. Sunderlin, president of
the Grand Junction &c Grand River
Valley Railway company. came In on
No. l03 Midland this noon for con-
ference with local officials of the COM
pany.
The daily sentinel., 1912-08-31

FOR SABE-Up-to-dat restaurant
and coffee house; parties have
other business out of city, $50
Main street. S-29-4t
The daily sentinel., 1912-08-31

FOR SALE-Horse, suitable for or
chard work, or saddle, s35. Bar
ton & Terrill, barn corner Fifth
and Colorado. S-24-lm
The daily sentinel., 1912-08-31

FOR RENT-Furnished housekeep-
ing rooms. 53S North Fifth.
S-30-tf
The daily sentinel., 1912-08-31

FOR SALE-A handsome bungalow
on 1886 Ouray, at sacrifice, if ta-
ken within the next 10 days. Call
at 955 Ouray. Phone Jet TAG.
S-3l-l week
The daily sentinel., 1912-08-31

IF YOU WISH nice suite OF office
rooms in the center OF the busi-
ness district, call Junction SO or
at the Sentinel office and ask to
see them.
The daily sentinel., 1912-08-31

Gioyes Boys Here.
Bert and Tanner Groves took ad-
The daily sentinel., 1912-08-31
SchoolSupplies This
Week

It's the proper thing to get School Supplies
this week-better get them at once, for, on
the outset there's always bigger and better stock
from which to choose. And, when you think
School Supplies-think Pencils and Tablets to
be sure-but think above all, Shoes and Wear
ing Apparel think The Fair Store, because it's
the store where the modest purse is supreme
it's the store where quality and style and little
prices all join hand in hand-rnaking The Fair
Store the logical and attractive shopping center
for this portion of the western slope.
The daily sentinel., 1912-08-31
FOR RENT.

[ FOR RENT-Furnished front room,
| with or without board, S25 White
avenue, Hickory 2402. S-3l-3t
The daily sentinel., 1912-08-31

WANTED-Girl for general house
work. Call Linden 631. S-31-2t