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The daily sentinel., 1912-10-12
AUTO PARTY
WILL ARRIVE
At 5:45 PM.
Pathfinder Leaves De Beque a!
z and viii Be Guests at a
a Luncheon Tonight.

The pathfinder party carrying J..
p. Dods, Official OF the American Au-
tomobile Association, and party. that
left Glenwood Springs this morning
at o'clock, passed De BeGue at
O'Clock. They are expected at Pali-
sade at . o'clock, where they will
be met by number OF local motor
lists
At o'clock the party will be en-
tertained at an informal luncheon at
the La Court hotel. other guests will
be President y. A. GlasCo of the To-
cal Chamber of Commerce. President
T, NJ. Edwards of the Fifty Thousand
Club. President NJ. c. Ramsey of the
Motor Club, Senator George Stephan
of Delta, Chairman c. P. Allen of
the state highway commission X. \.
Bickel and J. Z. Moorhead.
The party leaves early tomorrow
morning for the west, accompanied
by a number of local autoists.
The daily sentinel., 1912-10-12
EXACT DATE Of
CELEBRATION
KNOWN TONIGHT.
Secretary Fisher Is in Seattle
and Will Wire Date Of His
Arrival This Evening.

Definite word from Secretary Wal
ter L. Fisher as to the exact Date
Of his arrival to aprticlpate in die
opening OF the High Line canal is
expected by wire this evening. Sec
retorv Aupperle OF the Water Users
Association anticipated getting Il
l.e..,.se Today from the official. but
he had not received any news up to
the time The Sentinel goes to press.
The secretary arrived in Seattle
yesterday, where he found a wire
and letter awaiting him from the To-
cal officials in charge Of the celc-
bration. His itinerary has probably
been arranged today and he viii wire
tonight the exact date when he will
reach here. Tentative arrangements
have been made for Friday of ncNt
week, but this is by no means us-
sured. 1t depends upon whether or
not Mr.. Fisher will stop on his way
east from Yosemite park 80 this city.
At the camp site a temporary camp
has been erected. and a force of men
are working today to complete a
drainage system TO make the place
as sanitary as possible. Freighting
is going on daily between Palisade
and Cameo, and by the middle of
next week the entire camp will be
complete.
The daily sentinel., 1912-10-12
Jet. Team Battling
With Mormons
Today

The Grand Junction high school
Tigers are in Salt Lake city this af-
ternoon battling with the Mormon
boys for football supremacy The
team and substitutes left the city
last night with Prof. TCpe and Coach
Frank Du Cray along. They were
confident of Victory and are in eX-
'ellent shape for their first battle of
the season.
The Salt Lake Ierald-Republica
tells OF the Salt Lake view of the
melee as follows
desperate battle will be staged
On Cummings field tomorrow after
noon when the Grand Junction Ii
gers. who claim the championship of
southern Colorado. will 80 against
the fast Red and Black team of the
Salt Lake high school. The latter
put in its last hard practiye last night
and should be in great shape to go
into its first game Of the season.
Coaches Callahan and Richardson
are confident their team will win by
large margin over Grand Junction,
but the boys know they have to play
a large and scrappy team. Captain
Walker of the Tigers Is one OF the
best high school players in Colorado,
and with six more experienced men
in the game with him, Colorado
should make a good showing. Only
four new men will be seen in the
Grand Junction lineup, and these fell
lows are all large. The Grand juno
tion team viii leave this morning and
arrive tonight over the Denver &
Rio Grande. They will take a little
trip in the morning and may take a
football with them to work out the
stiffness that usually sets in from
riding on the train.
Coach Richardson will choose
his first team this afternoon and the
boys will be sent through fast
signal practice before they adjourn
to the training room. Principal Ea-
Continued on Page 81
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JACK ROSE Sal Il AKF
IS On STAND VS.. TIGERS
Inforner Bares the
VIII ole Plot Of
the Murder
Associated Press.

Associated Press.
New York, Oct. 12-"Bald Jack"
Rose, the chief informer against Pc
lice Lieutenant Becker, who is being
tried on the charge Of numbering
Herman Rosenthal the gambler. ON
the stand this morning testified that
Becker had said to him: - want him
tRCsenthaD murdered-shot, croak-
ed, dynamite or anything"
1t is expected that the taking of
Roses testimony will occupy the en-
tire day.
- know what I am going up
against but I'm going through with
it," said Rose before taking the
stand.
Rose said that his only regret was
that he would have to drag decent
people into the affair. IN tell ev-
cry detail of the most awful plot that
was ever hatched," he said
The wife OF the murdered gambler
will follow Rose on the stand to tell
what she knows about Becker and
his alleged tools in the murder plot
Rose testified that he collected
money for Becker.
Rose told of meeting Becker and
Rosenthal at the Elks Club on New
Years day. He said Mrs. Rosenthal
also was there The witness said
Becker said to her; "Now, don't
worry; Herman and | have thor
ough understanding. We're friends,
and his troubles are all over
Rose said the Becker on two diff
ferent occasions told him of his part
nership in a gambling house that
was being organized by Rosenthal
and Becker Rose said that he man
aged this house later for the part
ners: but became dissatisfied because
Becker was threatening to raid the
place unless Rosenthal gave him
$500. Rosenthal sent word by Rose
that Becker had better not start
anything"
Rose testified that, after the house
Continued on Page 81
The daily sentinel., 1912-10-12
MONT NTENEGRIN GENERAL
COMMITS SUICIDE ON
BATTLEFIELD TODAY
Associated Press.


London, Oct. 12.-Desperate fight
ing is now in progress between the
Turkish and Montenegrin army for
the possession of Barana, in the vi
cinity of Lake Tuscari The town
has been repeatedly taken and re-
taken by both sides.
General Bosovitch of the Montene-
grin army committed suicide when
the king reproyed him on the field
of battle for wasting ammunition:
The Turkish troops on the Monte
negrin frontier are stubbornly re-
sisting the Montenegrin advance on
Scutari, according to the latest ad-
vices.
In the fighting, during attacks on
three large forts, the Montenegrins
lost 400 killed and wounded and the
Turks coo.
Reports say that many of the vii
iages on both sides OF the Boyana
river are in flames and that the
Turks are unable to check the ad-
vance of the MontenegrIns.
The Montenegrin forces are ad-
vancing on Scutari in two columns,
and in military circles the move
ment is considered as daring.
1t is reported that the Montene-
grins are poor gunners, Sut that tho
infantry is admirable.
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SO-CALLED WEAK PITCHER
DELIVERS MASTERLY BALL
Vicious Struggle Ends When the Giants Fail to Score in the
First Part Of Ninth nnIng-BOStOR JubiIant Over Her
Chances for ViGiOry-Mafiy Is Silent.
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BOSTON ------ 0 0 z 0 0 0 0 OX2 I

Associated Press.
Boston, Mass. Oct. 12.-The bat
teries in today's worlds champion
ship game were Bedient and Cady for
Boston and Mathewson and Meyers
for New York.
FIRST INNING.
New York Devorc walked, Doyle
out on fly to Lewis. Drvurc was
forced cut at second when Wagner
took Snodgrass' gruunder and tossed
the bail to Yerkes, who completed a
double play by throwing Snodgrass
out mt first.
Boston Hooper singled. Yerkes
was ont on high one to Fletcher.
Speaker singled, Hooper being held
on second. Hooper was forced out
at third when Herzog took Lewis
grounder and touched the base. Gard
ner fanned.
SECOND INNING.
New York. Murray walked Mer-
kle ont. Gardner to Stahl. Murray
taking second. Her2og out on a fly
to Yerkes. Meyers flied out TO Hoop
or.
Boston.-Stahl out, Fletcher to
MerElc. Wagner singled and went
TO second on C2dy's out. MathowsOn
to Merkle. Do le threw out Bedicut
at first
THIRD INNING.
New Fletcher out on a fly
to Hooper. Mathewsun singled, GO
ing TO second when Devore walked
Doyle out on fly to Speaker. SnCd-
grass out on foul to Cady.
Boston, Hooper made three
base hit, and then scored ON a triple
made by Yerkes. Yerkes scored when
Doyle muffed Speakers grounder.
Speaker tried to 20 to second, but
was thrown out. Murray to Fletcher
Lewis out. MathewsOn TO Merile.
Gardner was put out by Merkle uu-
assisted
FOURTH INNING.
New Togll.-Murray out on a fly
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to Herkes Morklo struck out. Her
2og out on. q fly to Stahl.
BosJun.-Stahl ont. Herzug 20 Ner-
klr. Wagner famed. Cady out on "a
fly 10 Suodgruss
FIFTH INNING.
New Iork.-Meycrs made "a one
base hit, Fletcher out on fly to
Hooper. MaIhewsun famed DeyOre
out on a fly to Hooper.
B0stOu.-Bedicnt out on q fly to
Merllle, Hooper down, Doyle to Mor-
kle. Yerkes out, Fletcher TO MerlIe.
SIXTH INNING.
New Nork-Doyle out. Yerkes 10
Stahl. sn0dgrass out on fly 10
Gardner. Murray out on a foul 10
Gardner.
Boston, Speaker out, Doyle to
Meritlc. Lewis ont. Herzog To Nov
kle Gardner was Hut out by Merkl-
unassistcd.
SEVENTH INNING.
New Nork.-MeuEle hit two-bag-
ger Herzog flied out TO Wagner.
Movers out ON fly to- Speaker. Mer-
Eie going to third Mccormick. bat
ting for Fletcher, was safe at first
on an error by Gardner, Merkle sror-
ing. Mathewsou out. Gardner TO
StahI
Boston. Shafer was nut I'm at
short stop for the Giants. Stahl ont.
Mathewsou to Morkle Wagner out.
Shafer to Merkie. Cudy down, Her
ZOg to MCTklc.
EIGHTH INNING
New Y0rk.-Devore famed. Davlo
was put ont by Stahl uuassialed
SuCdgrlss famed
Boston.-BedIent out on a fly to
Snuigrass. Hooper out ON q fly E.
Shater Ierkes out on liner 10
herZgg.
NINTH INNING.
New Murray ont on % fly
TO Gardner. Merklo ont ON fly to
Speaker. II was "a long drive, but
Speaker Judged 1t perfectly. Uerzng
out, Yerkes to StahL
The daily sentinel., 1912-10-12
Entire EIbow Joint
is Taken From Boy

Warren hampshire j-year-old son
of Mr., and Mrs. Fred hampshire, I'M
deTwent a serious operation this
morning at St. Mary's hospital for
tuberculosis OF The bone in his left
arm. The surgeon removed about
four inches OF bone including the
complete elbow joint
Young hampshire suffered a bad
bruise OF the elbow two years ago.
and the result was tuberculosis of
the bone. lie stood the operation
very well, and it is thought that the
affected part will soon be entirely
healed 1t will be necessary for him
to go through life with an arm mi
nus an elbow joint.
The daily sentinel., 1912-10-12
BEDIENT 0UTP|TCHES MATTY; RED S0X TAKE THIRD
GAME 2TO1-- NEED one MORE TO WIN THE SERIES SERIES
KANSAS ROW
IS SSETTLED
-LILnl -

Associated Press.
Topeka. Eaus.. Oct l2.-Tha pres
iaeniiul electoral trouble in Kansas
was settled this Afternoon, when
Chairman DoileE OF the republican
state committee. certified To Charles
Sessions, secretary tf state. the nnmes
ui eight additional Taft electors 10
Dec placed at the head Of the republic
can ticket i'm November These eIec-
tural candidates are those who were
defeated iu the August primaries
The Roosevelt electoral candidates
VIII go on the ballot iu an iudapeud-
uur column.
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CAPT. RICHMOND p. HoesoN.

Mr.. Hobson is also naval expert.
He holds a rank Of captain in the
navy, and his work on nautical sub
ject are standard at Annapolis While
warrior when warriors were need
ed. Hobson has ever been strong
advocate Of arbitration and interna-
tiCnal peace
Congressman lI0bson Is also maxi
ing addresses in behalf of the DEM
ocratic national ticket on his Col
Orado tour.
The daily sentinel., 1912-10-12
Benos a Winner.


There Is no doubt that the show
at the Majestic theater the past
week has been away above the aver
age of shows in this city. The four
Benos acrobats in their clever trap
eze work and balancing give the
crowd plenty of thrills, amusement
and chance to vent admiration. The
act is good all the way through and
lacks nothing The three girls are
as strong and as agile as girls can
get and above all they are all three
good looking. unusually so. The
crowds that have visited Sans play
house this week are large and he is
glad they appreciate a good act. To
night Benos will do the unparalleled
blindfold balancing act, a wonder
full thriller and offers $1,000 to any
one who will duplicate it. (Adv.)
The daily sentinel., 1912-10-12
NJ CARY STAR
1T BOULDER

Phillip AleCary son OF c. p Ne
Cary OF this city, now student in
the state university az Boulder. is
making a splendid record in football.
lust as he did when q member of
the high school team here. when his
terrific dashes were the terror OF the
salt Lake team and other aEgregs-
tions.
Recent press notices in the Borl-
der papers state thar he is substi-
tuJc tufC hMf back and in Jhe game
against the Utah AgEies last week
he was put in during the last quar-
ter in place OF Donovan and made
2G yards IN few plunges and did
such good offensive work that he re-
ceived special mention in the papers.
McCary is bound to be heard from,
and his phenomenal speed is making
the college men open their eyes to
the fact thai they have n crack play
er in their ''smudge pot Kid from
the west
McCary's many friedus here will
watch his work this season with
great interest.
The daily sentinel., 1912-10-12
EASY BILL
IS GUILTY

Easy Bill Edwards was found gull
ty this afternoon in the district cour'
when the jury reported after being
out for more than two hours.
James Waters is now being retired
before a new jury
All the jurors are being excused
until the December term
The daily sentinel., 1912-10-12
HUNTER, CRAzED BY P2IVATIONS.
ATTEMPTS MURDER; R0PED LIKE
STEER BY GUNNISON FORESTER!
Bites at Cords Which Bind Him to Prevent Deadly Injury 10 Him
self and OhSrS,-LOSt in Mountains for Week, His
Mind Gives Way Under Terrible Strain Of
Hunger, Cold and the Exposure

Gunnison, Colo, being t,r mount.
Abraham
by
O wo days andn
a
at the ,b.tt
in
o keep fomru
o
Pueblo
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nc neIivcrY Mnde.

Assistant Postmaster Edgar A.
Rider says that The impression was
eXtant today that there was nothing
doing at the local postohice on ac7
count CT its being a holiday. He says
hat the general delivery window
was open from TO 10 a m. and that
there was one mail delivery and the
SoX mail was thrown as usual All
of the postOfiCe rules were strictly
omplied with.
The daily sentinel., 1912-10-12
COLONEL TURNS
ON GOV. DENEEN
Associated Press.

Associated Press.
Chicago, oct. IA Governor De-
ueeu Of Illinois was accused by Thcg-
dorc Roosevelt today OF deliberate
and wiIlful peryersion Of the truth
The colonel characterized the COVER
nor as a friend and ally Of Lorimcr.
The daily sentinel., 1912-10-12
HOBO SLlSHFS PAL.
WITH RAZOR.

John Williams was severely
s'4ghod by razor i'm the hands
of an unknown tramp this
morning at the fruit growers
association i'm u heated arEu-
meut between the two Will
Jams. who blew i'm tbisrcity on
the rods, it is alleged. came to
Or. Plumb with q badly sIasbed
set of fingers He Is being kept
I'm the city Jail for tie time be-
ing. charged with being drunk.
MS he was reported TO be in
fgyiegted when taken un
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Accomnnnied Tcnm.

Fritz Halbouer accompanied the
local high school football team to
Salt Lake. as he had planned, and
boys.
The daily sentinel., 1912-10-12
Junes Get Back.

Ray H. June and wife have return
ed from their trip through the San
Juan country. where MIR, June went
on business
The daily sentinel., 1912-10-12

Arrived This Noon.
Miss Agnes Swisher. the peach
queen from Palisade, was an arrival
in the city this mon to visit friends.
The daily sentinel., 1912-10-12
Nick Londlng Steers.

II. T. Vickery is busy loading cat
tie into the Midland stock cars at
New Castle this week, the gleanings
of the stock growers in that sec
tion.
The daily sentinel., 1912-10-12

Mr.. Feree of Dragon, Utah, arriv-
ed in the city to make his home He
has been employed by the gilsonite
company there.
The daily sentinel., 1912-10-12
Voss Goes East.

Il. d. Voss of the Fruitvale sec
tion left this afternoon on the Mid
land train for Emerson, Neb., to
visit.
The daily sentinel., 1912-10-12

dreu left This afternoon Tor Colby.
Kas., TO visit her parents, Mr. and
Mrs j. H. Wisdom They VIII be
gone for two months.
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Mrs. T, NJ, Andu5, mother of
Conductor C.. c. Audrus of this city.
left this noon for her home in
Butte, Mont. after q Gv6-weeks' Wis
4. in the city
The daily sentinel., 1912-10-12
Whitewater Man licre.

J, ID. Henry Of Whitewater was
visitor in the city yesterday after
noon. He Is a Well known rancher.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1912-04-11

Solomon had
methink
scratched his head then drawn blue
through remark of his
pretty for
S o They
straight
a blue
pretty
OF
oah
the alung OF
because he feels
reforms hints at the speedy dis
the sounds Of Gabrs horn seem
horizon
who maintained it. She
brilliant mentally She
younger
sngy handsome
whose company she Wou
equality mentally simply pass her up as
a stylish
a big work il
surrounded by
He would be JUST
fed in there interest to him
credited society of these caow youth
with her personality that they
o her better?
intelligence character Wout
the OF h
be beau
those her will
in charms The
should all
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from Honolulu for nearly five years,
will return here in June.
y y ~
At the meeting of the Service
Bridge Club yesterday, at which Mrs.
Neville was hostess, Mrs. Wooten,
Mrs. Edwards and Mrs. Shepard took
the prizes, maidenhair ferns, potted in
quaint Japanese vases. Among the
ladies' who were present were Mrs.
Wooten, Mrs. Shepard, Mrs. Edwards,
Mrs. Sheedy, Mrs. Coleman, Mrs.
Wholly, Mrs. Preston, Mrs. Gaylor,
Mrs. Turner, Mrs. Hobby, Mrs. Banker
and Mrs. Douglas McDougle.
y y y
The Princess Kawananakoa, who is
still suffering from her tuberculous
knee. will return to Honolulu in June,
bringing her English nurse. She is
better but not cured.
y y y
Mrs. Bierbach was hostess for the
card club yesterday afternoon. The
prize, an embroidered tray cloth, was
taken by Mrs. F. S. Super. The ladies
who played cards at Mrs. Bierbach's
yesterday were Mrs. f. S. Lyser, Mrs
Philip Frear, Mrs. Guy Gere Mrs
John Drew, Mrs. Fred Potter, Mrs
Ferd Lindermann, Mrs. Moore, Mrs
Percy Morse, Mrs. Benny, Mrs. Goetz
Mrs. Charles Bon, and Mrs. De Freest
~ " y
The April social for the ladies o
Central Union church will be held this
afternoon at four o'clock at the home
of Mrs. Frank Atherton, in Manoa Val
ley. program of recitation and mu
sic has been arranged by the hostess
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SOCIAL NEWS OF THE DAY.
Mrs. Francis M. Swanzy entertained
at farewell tea yesterday afternoon
for Mrs. Ellen Weaver, who is 10
leave Honolulu within the next fort
night. Great punches of spring flow
ers furnished the decorations for the
drawing room and lanai. About sixty
ladies, old friends of the guest Of
honor, called during the afternoon.
y y ~
A coterie of Service ladies have
formed a new card club which held
its first meeting yesterday afternoon
at Mrs. Johnsons s, at Fort Ruger. Be
sides the regular members of the club
Mrs. Johnson entertained one guest
table The guests were Mrs. Timber
lake, Mrs. Macomb, Mrs. Clifton Car
ter, Mrs. Rockwell and Miss Helen
Rockwell. The club members include
Mrs. Walker, Mrs. Williams, Mrs.
,Cowles, Miss Cowles, Miss Julia Nc
StocRer, Miss Lydia McStocker, Mrs
Kingsbery and Mrs Johnson.
The color scheme for the decora.
tions was pale lavender and the effect
was carried out to the smallest detail
The tally cards were chickens and
Easter eggs.
The guest prize, a Canton platter
was given to Miss Helen Rockwell
and the consolation prize, tiny green
teapot, to Mrs. Rockwell. The other
prizes, deliberately embroidered ecru
ton waist patterns, were taken by
Mrs. Williams and Miss Cowles.
- ~ y
Mrs. Mabel Wing Castle and daugh
ter Elinor, who have been absent
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BRYAN AeAINs RAPs HARMON

BRYAN AeAlNs RAPs HARMON.
LINCOLN, Neb., March 27-Wil-
liam J. Bryan has given out an open
letter in reply to the letter given out
by E. H. Moore, Governor Harmon's
campaign manager In this Mr.. Bryan
announces the basis of his distrust of
the Ohio executive.
Mr.. Bryan denies that he has ac-
cused Harmon of being a tool of Wall
street" but says that he has labeled
him as the Wall street choice and as
a reactionary. Bryan recites that the
Ohio man was a deserter from the
Democratic cause in 1896, came back
into the party in 1900, but the next
year was a leader in the movement
organized in Ohio and throughout the
country to turn the party back to Wall
street" He is accused of having
sought the nomination in 1908 through
influence from Wall street. That his
political strength has been thrown to
the reactionary side since 1908, says
Mr.. Bryan, is shown by his opposition
to the placing of the referendum and
initiative in the constitution adopted
by the Ohio convention.
Stating that this is surely enough
evidence, Mr.. Bryan then adds that
men are convicted of murder on cir
cumstantial evidence and that it
should be ample for proof in the pres.
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FAIR NEXT MONTH.

The women of the Epiphany Guild
Of KaimuH have been working dur
ing Lent preparing for a fair to be
held May 4. Officers of the Epiphany
Mission are cooperating with the
Guild. The fair is to raise funds for
home for the coming resident min
lister of the Mission. The plans for
the fair are well under way. The fol-
lowing is list of those in charge Of
the different booths: Mrs. A. f.
Clark, fancy work; Mrs. Ray Rietow,
candy booth; Mrs. Bonamy, fish pond /;
Mrs. G. s. Crane, lemonade and tea
booth; Mrs. G. w. r. King, ice cream
booth; Mrs w, T. Fraser, May pole
dance; Mrs. H. Webb, grounds and
booths; W. S. Fraser, tables and
chairs Mrs. w, C. King, tickets and
gates; A. F. Clark, car signs and G
w. r, King, decorations,
Mr.. and Mrs, A. f. Cooke have
loaned their grounds for the occasion
situated on the Waialae road.