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refnT unable Oh and their Hffis
rubber ball on nnrunuf ~ me dnrk
ness Johnny snd sammy had sat dozen
IN tire reranda tn discuss fhlnKM that
earie e. their minds IN fhe usual hsv
ish wasH
SAMMY" saVs funnnv. DO ven
know whaf that itmft mtrenk Arroan
tho skv iaT
10 guess if iN young HtmrN# nara
EunrmF
Nn" sarw fohnuv. ~ 10 fha urrhv
uay. Or 2 heand sister say 80
"n, rea. SAYS NwEnmY. Hdnnt vnn
rernfnlhef our lesson yesterday naa
scout fhe co.'s fumnna over ahn
uauou NORMAN ~ Macka National
NlunfhiF.
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Notice O. hereby Rfwen mat the unher.
eiEmNh Enerutur ~ me estate - Juiin
A NunEa deceased Win On the sd a.
90 Fahruarv. ID. iHia, present hts nnmi
account ard vouchers - the CUNT
Judge ~ Esramhia Gounfv Florida. ans
asa - he discharges frunn hie mmif
arutnFHhiu. p X Nonwa Enaoufnr ~
estate ~ Aulia A NnnNe. danenaef IuiN
anfh fNf8 fefIiYuamerr
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Notice 10 herehF glVen that undsr and
~ virtue ~ q decree ~ foreclosure ami
sale rendered on the fTth Gay ~ recan.
her, A ID tRlh ~ ths Hon. y Enmst
Wolfe. fudWe ~ the FIRST judicial Circuit
Court ~ tha state ~ Florida. IN q oortaan
cause pending thrraiu. wherein u ~
HutehirU and w. r. zachary are Corr
claimants. and uenrNs "A Green. william
IT, niumNr. ana Mary hfuuaer are De-
PENDANTS I wili eel al public uutcry, BE-
fore che court house door. IN the City -
Pensacola NarMnmhim County WlnriAa a.
thr highest anh best hidder for cash, en-
che ard day ~ February, A II. 1914, duY.
imr thh legal hours ~ sale che foiiowfhtn
described RAJ estate situate. WINS AMI
hrinN in the CITY ~ Pensacola. Countv
~ Earnmhla. state ~ Florida. 20 wff
Ianta Ninetnsu Nal ard Twenty ta0l. IN
MOCK Etehty-une tstA West Kinm Tract
Belmont uwhrrinw anf irt Two fal, IN
Wlorh -Four tN, West King Tract PEI
mont numherinH. accordinH % map ~
Thns G. WmtKnn. established m naat
Deed. a. cost ~ purchaser
KIRK AfoNRoH
tsdeonawsw special Master
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Pensacola stores offer cv-
cry inducement for Christ
mas shoppers. DO your
shopping early.
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Statesmen.

AMBITIOUS Statesmen Neat appear
anNr. raN or Merchants "a their terri
tory elegant Ffaefinr. CONVEX Innf 20 1ar-
~ Hnn1 commission prompt remittance
belmont NfG Co. Cinrinaft @. tsde
AALEEMAN fur general trade staple
lire SIS - weekly afvanrs On Gem
uisainu. Experience Unnecessary. simply
aN around hustler win clean record. ~
W harruwa. station A. Detroit isdec
I WANT A COUNTRY MANAGER Wfn-
ING 20 learn business win paY g. 90 $40
3 dnW right from start. "a 90 So q day
when going Life Sob tie house To-
house selling hut ~ pays. C~nn mission.
but o. pave Are vuu wiling - learn
what yea dor knowT Write eeiaa Man
aEer, 10 Sycamore street Milwaukee.
Wa faHarafs
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~ suppose v0n and your wife have
some differences q opinion."
"No. replied Mmettnn. n nnf
chat Henriefta'a opinions aErsa with
rhine perfectly"
Hos 90 Fnu MANAGE ~
T niwnvH ascertain her opinion he-
fore express mine NaahinEion
Nlnr
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wrheerinr IN fhe iunrv indicates that
rhirm iH 0hatrur fhe or passages
uAfI.ARUfN FOREGROUND SYRUP
ioosens Sc phieEm - that y can be-
conFhsd 40 ana elected. Price aac. thr
ard 500 psr bottle. Sold ~ All drug
wfsfn tAdyN
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AGENTS WANTED.

AGENTS frr Auto Supplies. attention
An HfierrranI be frf' .r FfHHaf fHfrE
n#f hiHwnHt #HHmFF frr HHHrsn NHnEHr a
rr-'HI'r Co.. hFfnHrr fefHr
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FOR REN1T,-Farm 81 oakneId. e miles
from rlfT on n a ~ n a iornom
house modern euuveUienenst good naru
ard roam house on place. VII SET Ser
rF nuw AMI ha FER ta hWad ~ hogs, To- -
~uhatHrH. fr1aafaFs chickens ards farm
Implements ICsrrh g. uavz- iadsr
FuH RENT or sAG.EaA comfortable
frrarHau house on North Eif. either
part or whole M.ss Crliriav. Box fe7
1afer
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WANTrzIn. 'rrlrtarrthY rran Il far
aENfF. w|fh aferf o. ana rsutIaI rr
harklus. fnr Hrneuftnmaf nnerfnm here
N'gH -aHH aEfafIiafnf nsnnarr. rsrr al
frHrlEFa. EHFMIaI lrH.s 1uaeN nFuFfH mtfH
large anH rrnwimN famanH fsaafffrrnfs
frreEf r1erf. Fna Hufa. raah h1s'ns
anrf fnF $40 unrfh en- uruarH 49, Ere
rEhH Wnn. VII HErunE rroHusrfs - futrs
strularn aefress How ~M Journal
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Lest YOU forget. trade at
home and 10 your Christmas
shopping early.
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The regular annual meeting ~ TIE stn~k
holders % H W. ufbha Hardware On.
all ha held 80 tfs uWrr a. FnlafrN
street. Pensacola. VA 7 O'Clock q. m. uu
Wefnnafhv fanuars Rfh. 1914
a ~ BINGHAM
dIHnrnmwAw Secretary
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FOR RENT


mn Wrisst CH a W Rsr) fna
faar &. rHsfnlF. modern .s...t u lNal
no E Government. ca rooms Alo.aa
aib ~ Guineuards, 1-storY
"a Is Grsgory. a-sio~y. rooms $3.50
80 ~ AanaNosea. t-siofr, -.
rsr faRua. i-rory : rooms - %
.,ory sesHs &c a... '''a - tisoo
oars -...sa......,.''.''.. rtoo
IT'S y Ai,snil tstars ard oven -.
81 n a4agory. i.storv. 8 rooua tis.0o
CIR tath a. ard itfh avenue. T.
story. = FuurIa .....a..a ss.s.as fa.Na
H1f IS Aieanfn tsHtcrY. 4 rnon1s $500
fnn RI afrnnN t-EfnrE. e rounla. $50
a f-rocfn History aweiiinK a.
EfnnfH wood ssss.s ...s 81 s..s Ia.ll
az b. Gsdsdsn. t-story 5 roouas tilso
elt Heilnent i-stnrY roouns " q
ais II Davis. f-HtnrF. q rnuna ~ co
an Fl frtendencla. 4 rooms .s... ff2oQ
ffat ~. AirauiE. t-atorY. 4 ruaFns. .att 100
1887 p. EHHua. i-nfuF" 3 roan1H aitoQ
WEsT o. PALAFoN.
80 81 Ravisn. a-stsr1, rooms
ere ~ dr,Eory s,ory. Z rooms 80 q
100 Eeuf. a-at0rF. 7 ruomH Dol. a1t.QQ
af7 N NeNi1ierm 2 story g rooms f2n. oo
Hf 81 neVlHiara. t-afnrFs 4 rooms e1t.oo
SHORES. efnces ard halls for rent IN az
parts 81 the city.
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ORDER OF owLa
LEGAL NOTICE.


SREW NOTICE
- Neither thf Captain. own
08A ern nur runsianNra ~ ere #A
A%A "AutnfuH" Wil he rFrnnnHihlf
- - fuf debts contracted hV thE
- rraw ~ Han vessel
n aTnNEfiOrFE.
South Atlantic ~ " CO. Captain.
fHHnaHanHn
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FOR SALE.

CYPRESS treW-R. shirrss Tan.
N0af Nuwn8F. "ErH NIHmK Nuf knd
Cvrrsss CO.. FreHsnrt Fia. ildceln
r0R sAI.E-rhrss Iats. dwsninE and
stoIs .n gooa h'lsinssa district App.
"a "" care lournal i'decst'
ron SALE -sats.ma. oFanss. Grape.
iosus ssle.-n Ne - ~ iss ~ w..
cis s.. Mobile Aia isa~sin
Faf further information ahdrvss pairv
rare Pensacola iotfrual. CITY. fifee
ron SALE coushinstior Brunswirh-
BaIks pool ara billiard table Address
l.ost oHioH hoH ~ Noee
= n nt-RrrRgoN a BRO. hsafauar-
tsru for an kiuds ~ feed Cor stock ant
pouitry tncuhs,ors. ifoodsrs and Ioli-
~ 'urp'lrs spefialtF isdee
FoR sAI.E-shaw casss ana . wal case.
vacuum sweeper amd HwHt surinF de-
iyery itmrE - ons of two horsss. fhe
Tuttsf Mnsi- Hofse iidse
FoR sALE-on Escamhia nav near
Muiat. 2fno aereH most fertile and hssf
situated tract IN West F1nrifa. ~ niles
from pensacaia q ". souls. Camn
Naiinh, "a. leaecin
FoR sArE-snacs IN Fsrrsss warshruss
a Storage CO. ~ ire month carioaf
iots ~ MERCHANDISE taken far histrfhution
Eh0ne 1919 corner Chase ana Airarix
HARCoCK HuGGrrs a. ssoetl. PisEs-s
House anf Roof Paints. Etc. Powder
paint raint withant OF HerrinT Hali-
American National Bark Rui'diur
FoR sAfF-one srawsr National rass
register En- Al condition twn small
show case and one t-traw~r rline esis-
inst Arriv Co.'s sonov
FoR SALE naps 81 Esoarbia
county scale : inch ~ mfs Price
taoo steuhen tss. ~ountE surveyor 2.
Q no. iTs. rsu-aenia
aE 600 CAPACITY SAW MIL. srv knn.
miles rnNwCaH mmH M milton feet
timber Wsitcn phons ISL Pen
ION sAI.E-oss t-rassens.r suta. iaie
model ~ rood rwnNitfnn. ~ vi trahs
YOUR PIANO can w. made Ike rev IN
tone touch anf frnEH hY cur three aNa
pert piano builders aud raao rniahrra.
Tow urioea ana vua ran pay ~ Ire week
The C1uffer Musie Houss ifnov
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MISCELLANEOUS.

JUST received RalHfna Curramts Ftrs.
Dates CitrUn Oranae ana Lemon feel
NrunaH. Shredded Cnrnauuf pfrnnH arf
hutteFuufa Brown eIHar aHd uark Mo-
laEHeH ~ frffff HaEea. f'nHffra. nrarHrH
fEferf0f
MERCHANTS TRANSFER CO. Thnr
n Thrfzen. Prrn seHrifs ~ kinfH -
nnFAlN aRa naMIinE fNrmifwHa rmrkNa
for anfrmNmt FurT1itufa stores once
phone IS nenot rnnne Fna ftfuneff
TrNTs AND TARpAutfNr. ~ si..s
fer Haia hrh rent raFrrHrrrHar a.
Iiritef W McIs.na a Co. Mmrufaa-
Tvs eash eosh sguth pslafon Phone
iiTa ftfsh
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MANfrrUTNg flair arrssira ara sham
posing kisrfre dryer ard al aanten-
inHHaH ladies' wNi have every attention
Nvs Mabel HsnrF. eff E'runf nufffrE
1afHr
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HOTELS.


SUNNY RANK Grub Houte two stories
frr rent Camping parties. 500 fah-
'mE ara hurfimW furEa. etr Fnr partiH-
nsnrH Apply e. Watfrr white. zoe Pals
Goa street drug store. a write Sunny
manN club 3aaRs. Carp Wa.teu. pc
novas
NEW MERCHANTS HorEL,-EuroPssn.
Resins - the wssk ons psruon, 3, 81
twn rwrmoNm e. no nmnntnN watsF IN
every room. frse hathi 81 ana notsi ssr-
- has
wnTrT WrnnrnA =prr e. savfsa SO
unh1fr n hrFH HHWef ruW nfHrn uuefH re
Hhere = uW 30 ftensed - meet ms ca
frfrrfs anf make asv russ RTrr.s t6
cents e. 9f SCI ~ Carp. rrrm wha
rn'v errrrrerrial nrf-sf hsfs' ir ere -ltv
trurFGai
PARK MOTEL aFfrst-eIaza rooms Bad
frr 81 rer say Ener.a' rates ~
ueek gHntrsIF trrnfef go EaHf Gov.
rfHrFnt Street ~ r. Gfmera. RFnE q
tRerff
WuTwf COMFORT w14rfssteun. 81 r,u
rnrshin naF nnaf nshfuH haaflrr.
FsfFina Hnf nHr table A f.enn nla-r 90
clean rHnu.e FrHrFfHfrN rrw nna sHrA
farF Rates fr ~ HaF Waekfr ars.ial
-ats $3.50 Aasatss A. " Waraes. rses
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HOOTON & WATSON
TIVE RENrAL AoENrs"
nlauut nuudiaa. Phans 81
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FOR RENT.

F0R RwNT Housa No 81 East Ro-
mana street Apply . p. pubuissun
ffF~r
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Business Opportunities.

CTFBEs@ or MnFu enirnfe Iath.
Be- f.Fu1Eer Ties. rHIra ssfIf Rel
sfrr~He eH. Fsrerort via frfsefn
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ROOMS AND BOARD.

FOR REssT-Tuo cuunsctinr unfurniHhed
rooms. hath convenient atA Past
jackson stree f1hrc
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The Fisher Real Estate
Agency.
THE RHNT COLLECTORS"
raoNE EuHf
HELP WANTED.

WANTED srftfef colorsd woman Or
general house wnrh Can cof Cnurrh
street tsdec5ss
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WILL RAISE
s750 QUICKLY

Beginning early Monday morning
the Freight Rate club, will begin the
raising of $3.50. half the sum requir-
ed to make a permanent survey of
the Paradox road. The Paradox
people have alread raised their 81
agd r.. Nv j p fftPcPmrn hare
agreed to put in miles oi road this
fall and winter 10 connect with the
main thoroughfare between Paradox
and this city.
The total of $500 required to
make the permanent survey will be
expended at once, the engineering
parties being placed in the field at
once.
I'll is not believed that the money
will be hard to get. The need for
the road is too apparent and the op-
portunities too great.
Have your money ready when we
get around" is the word sent out
by President J. NJ. Kinard of the
club.
The daily sentinel., 1912-08-10
MACK TO COLLBRAN
RACE PLANNED
FOR FALL

At meeting of the directors of
the County Y. NJ. c. A., held at ban
quet given at the La Court hotel last
night, preliminary arrangements
were made for l00-mile cross-coun-
try race from Mack to Collbran.
Last year this race was run to
Montrose with much success and
three counties took part in it; but
this year it will be Mesa County
relay race. Some 80 boys of the
County Y. M. c. A. will take part in
this. Il. wiz be held .sooc after
school starts.
The County Y. M. c. A. officials
last night made their plans for a
hospital, rest room, lunch counter
and county sports to be held in con-
nection with the Mesa County Fruit
< Industrial fair.
Those present last night were
Messrs. Cox. Dillon. Udlock, Hamp-
ton. Kettel, Gardner and White
more.
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FRUIT BELT AND
U|NTAH WERE TO
BE CONNECTED
Mammoth Deal TO Standadze Gisonte Line and Connect With
Salt Lake City Was Stopped by Municipal Own
erShip Agitation, Says Noble.

That a deal involving the assets
Of the Barber Asphalt Company and
the Fruit Belt route and associated
interests, which was to have been
completed within the next few weeks.
was interrupted by the agitation OF
municipal ownership of the light
plant was the startling declaration
made last night by Attorney Charles
Il. Noble before the city council. That
the deal may yet be put through.
uniting the Uintah with the interur-
ban line and eventually electrifying
the gilsonite road, is believed by
many who are in touch with the sit
uation.
The proposition as outlined by Mr.
Noble was to unite the Fruit Belt
with the Uintah at Mack, thus NOV
ing the terminal stations and plat
forms Of the road from Mack to this
city. This was to be followed by
the early Standardization of the I'm
tab tracks from Mack to Dragon or
Watson, which road would be event
uelN elee.rit.c5 The loSical corclu-
sion of the move and one which was
seriously considered by all concerned
was the extension of the steam road
to Salt Lake connections. giving this
The daily sentinel., 1912-08-10

city another outlet TO the west
The merger would have included
not only the Fruit Belt route hut thc
electric light plant. gas and ice man
ufacturing plants in this city ana
the lighting business at Fruita. Oth-
er schemes were to be included later.
but all the interests of the MacNeill-
Penrose-Sunderlin group Of capital-
lists and the millionaires who control
the uintah line would be merged in
monster Interstate concern of am
questioned financial strength.
Just how near to completion this
deal was when interrupted by the
municipal ownership resolution Is in
dicated when it is unofficially de-
clared that within four weeks the ar-
ticles of incorporation would proba-
bly, have been filed
Traffic experts have been going
over the field for some time and
and a surveying party is said to be in
the field at present, laying out
probable line for the road between
Fruifa ard Maek
The advantages of a Grand juno
ton terminus for the uintah with the
prospective extensions west can easily
be imagined
The daily sentinel., 1912-08-10
WOMAN IS
ARRESTED
FOR THEFT
Mrs. Hettie keck and Daughter
Caught Here by Sheriff Schra-
der. $1,000 Diamond StoI-
en- at Delta Recently.
Q 9 g @ 9 9 g g g Q @ g 9 g G 6 e

Charged with the theft of diam
onds valued at 5000 and other valu-
able articles. Mrs. Hattie Keck. aged
40, and her daughter. Mariana
Keck. aged Is, were arrested here
Thursday night by Sheriff Schrader
on advice from Sheriff Williams of
Delta. The woman was caught as
the Delta train arrived here but after
search of her private property and
her baggage the jewelry was not
located. Mrs. Keek broke down and
wept, claiming that she was innocent
and the 15-year-old daughter wept
all day yesterday in the county jail
Sheriff Williams OF Delta came
down last night and took the woman
and her daughter back this morning
to answer the charge. The charge
was preferred against them by Mr..
and Mrss Ed Henson of Rogers Mesa
near Delta. The two women had been
working for the Hansons and the ar
ticles were missed soon after they
left.
The daily sentinel., 1912-08-10
GETSAHEAvY
SENTENCE ON
BOOZE SALE
Will James Gets as Days in Jail
and S100 Fine.- -RozzeIIe to
Investigate "Soft" Drink.
May Appeal the Case.

Will James, an employe of the
Mesa Cigar Store, of which Whit
Rozzelle is the proprietor, was given
a sentence of As days in the county
jail and fined 500 by Mayor Todd
this morning in police court for the
sale of an intoxicating liquor. The
Jail sentence was remitted and $50
of the fine, but the case will cost
James s62, and he has asked for FIVE
days for an appeal to the county
court.
Whit Rozzelle returned last night
from Salt Lake and this morning
started an investigation into the
truth of the finding of the city police
as to the contents of the drink, Sc
moi" Mr.. Rozzelle stated in the
county court this morning that he
believed that the drink that was
taken by the city officials had been
doped after it left his place, because
he knew that it had not been touched
CONTINUED on Page 81
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IS REACHED

4 message was received this after
noon by w. ;. Wallace from ID. W.
Aupperle, stating that an agreement
had been reached with the depart
ment ON the troublesome features of
the contract on the high line, and that
II meeting of the board of the Grand
Valley Water Users association
should he called for Thursday, Aug
ust 10, to finally close up the con-
tract. MIR. Aupperle is on his way
home
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NO ACTION ON MUNICIPAL
OWNERSHIP BEFORE NEXT
NOVEMBER, is DECISION
Frank Statements Made by Attorney Noble City Attorney Buck
lin and Mayor Todd Clarity Situation and Matter
Is Laid Over Temporarily.
MOVE INTERRUPTED BIG MERGER WITH THE UINTAH RAILWAY
MOVE INTERRUPTED Big MERGER WITH THE UNTAH RAILWAY

natured discussion of the matter.
Commissioner Vorbeck opened the
discussion. making it plain that he
was in favor of municipal owner
ship, giving his reasons and present.
ing numerous arguments: but he end
ed by saying he was willing to defer
the matter in accordance with the
petition signed by the great mapor-
ity of the business men of the city.
Commissioner Holmburg spoke
along the same line.
Then c. E. Noble, attorney for the
electric company, addressed the coun-
Gil at considerable length. outlining
the position of the company in a
CONTINUED on Page ~
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said to belong to Becker amounts to
about S21.00O.
Becker's salary as policeman is
$500 year.
The district attorney has also in
vestigated the bank accounts of vari-
GUS police inspectors who are said to
have many thousands of dollars on
deposit. The state attorney says he
is anxious to know how the inspec-
tors could have made so much mon
ey.
Becker denied today that he in
tended to confess. 81 have nothing
to tell" declared the lieutenant in
his cell.
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AS anticipated by The Sentinel
yesterday, the city commissioners at
their meeting Yesterday afternoon
determined not to put on the ballot
of the special election on August 27
the question of whether the city
shall enter into negotiations to take
over the electric light plant.
The action yesterday was in the
nature of the passage of a motion to
lay the matter on the table, after it
had been called up for reconsidera-
ton. All the commissioners present
(four in number, Mr. Rankin being
away voted to lay the matter on
the table.
There was a full, free and good
The daily sentinel., 1912-08-10
WHITE HATS To
MARK BOOSTERS

White cloth hats of uniform pat
tern will be worn by the boosters
for Grand Junction who Join the
"get-together' excursion TO Glen
wood Springs next week.
Badges, banners and band viii
add q gala spirit to the OCCASION and
a sule enough gnod time.
Subscription lists for the ticket
guarantee may be found at the Of
flee of the Daily Sentinel. the furni-
ture store Of Bannister Bros K Sill
cox and at the Elite Jewelry compa-
ny. The necessary number should
be signed up at once, so that the
itinerary can be definitely arranged.
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SPEERFREED.

Associated Press.
Denver. Aug. l0-The fine OF 81 =
600 and sentence OF five days in jail.
recently imposed on former Mayor
Robert w. Speer for contempt Of
court in connection with articles in
the paper OF which Speer is the edi-
tor. were set aside today by District
Judge Shattuck. and Speer was
purged of contempt.
The action followed statement
by Speer that he had purged himself
of contempt by his answer and testl-
mony in the trial.
Mr.. Speer then asked the court to
take similar action in the case of
+. G.. Bonfils, who is part owner of
rival paper and who recently was
sentenced to sixty days in jail and a
fine of $4,000.
The court declined TO take the in
itiative, but added THE doors of the
court room are open"
Chicago. Aug. 10.-Today Septem-
ber wheat closed at 92h to *.
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Associated Press.


New York, Aug. 10.-Cloaked un-
der assumed names, Police Lieuten-
ant Becker, now behind the bars for
the murder of Herman Rosenthal, is
said by members of the state attor-
ney's staff to have deposited thou
sands of dollars in several savings
banks. These deposits, the public
prosecutor believes, We're the pro-
ceeds of the gambling blackmail, and
the search for these accounts is be-
ing continued not only here but also
in Rochester. where it is reported
that Becker had an account under a
name that was not his owH.
The detectives say that two ac-
counts-one in Newark and the 9TH
er in Elizabeth, n. J.,-belong to
Becker. The total of all the accounts
The daily sentinel., 1912-08-10
DENvER,GIRL TEACHER
MURDERED IN AURORA
Was Assaulted Before
Murder; Gag found
in Her Mouth
Associated Press.

Associated Press.
Denver, Aug. 10.-The body of
Miss Sigma Cailzen. 25 years old,
was found in clump of weeds
in the suburb of Aurora today.
She had been murdered by blow
on the head. A stocking was tied
around her neck and portions of
her clothes were stuffed in her
mouth. She had been assaulted
before the murder.
Miss Cailzen was a music
teacher. She was last seen last
night when she left the home of
William Goodsell in Aurora to
take a street car for Denver.
The daily sentinel., 1912-08-10
STEWART TO BE ORDERED
TO DROP OUT OF RACE FOR
GUBERNAT0RIAL HONORS?

the Bull
The
be in
asks that Stesar
ereaII Moose
: to ideas.
of
and
arts political advisor II
The daily sentinel., 1912-08-10
American Prisoner, Escaped From
Rebels, Tells Story of Terrible
Maltreatment at hands of Captors
Associated Press.


san Francisco Aug 1owniam Bender naturaized
has
arrived here with story of hardship and matreetment in Mexico
While prospecting in the OF Chihuahua,
said he stopped and searched by they rebels They
national spy
held him captive for eight months he said and made him
whenever they
q had heard of the founes Mexican
the
my
me-.
to but he
TO escape
The daily sentinel., 1912-08-10
COWHERD LOSES IN MISSOURI

st. Louis. Mo, Aug. 10.-Attorney
General Elliott w. Major won the
democratic nomination for governor
of Missouri by safe plurality pver
William S. Cowherd, according to the
official returns from nearly all the
counties in the state.
The daily sentinel., 1912-08-10
NO PEACE, SAYS zAPATA.
Associated Press.

Associated Press.
Mexico City, Aug. 10.-The status
of Emilio Zapata, the leader of the
rebels in the south, is unchanged.
The government commission, that
went to discuss peace terms with him,
returned today bearing report of
failure
The daily sentinel., 1912-08-10
WORLD TOUR FOR THE GIANTS
Associated Press.

Associated Press.
New York, Aug. lO.-The New
York Giants All-American Round the
World Tour Incorporated. was or
ganized today with capital of $60.-
900.
This baseball corporation is de-
signed to conduct world tour of the
New York Nationals and American
League stars at the close of the sea-
son. should New York win the cham
pionship.
The daily sentinel., 1912-08-10
140 CHRISTIANS BUTCHERED IN MASSACRE AND
TURKISH TROOPS HOUND SURVIVORS TO PRISON

Later the Turkish troops arrived
but, instead of arresting the Mussul-
mans, they made house TO house
search for the Bulgarians. many OF
whom they drove to prison with their
hands bound. All were Christians.
One hundred and forty dead bod
les were found after the fray. more
than hundred being piled up in the
COURTYARD of the Bulgarian church.
Much looting was done.