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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-06-17

sl90O-4-ROOM NEW BRICK, PARTLY
modc crn. northwest 800 cash. bal
ance s16 per month.
s22OO-5-roorn modern bungalow. north
west; $3.50 cash. balance Sl5 per
month,
S29oo-New 5-room modern brick. cement
walks, shade, etc; $500 cash. bal
ance $50 per month,
sl900--a-room brick. partly modern; SOD
cash. s25 per month: southeast To-
cation. shade. nice lawn.
II you are looking for A home, let us
show you the bargains We have; houses
ard lots in all parts OF city. and terms
10 suit
HUBBARD INVESTMENT co.
Sc West 3rd South.
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POULTRY AND PET STOCK

~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~-N~7~-~
SUCCESS WITH CHICKENS
depends upon the use OF the best
feeds and equipment. We sell
everything for the successful ham
ding of poultry Phone us your
next feeds order. Hills Poultry
Supply Co., d04 So. State, Phone
Wasatch 653
I1d
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|QpMs-FINE ROOMS. FINE
Fronts: we'll ventilated; high
and fine condition. In Sem
pne AZ $50 per month and one
month. Apply SeraIoh hotel
M d2l25
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WE WILL BUILD

You a home in Homesite Addition after
your own plans and you can pay Tor IL
like rent,
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- RMS s13 MONTH; MOD
- In, 22S n. ", T. Was, 26as-M.
"A '' d2051
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WE HAVE BARGAINS IN BUSINESS
AND RESIDENCE PROPERTY,
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/ e7,rTr GAS RANGE, BATH,
,Snne, reasonable. rs EAST stn
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BURT g. CARLQUIST COMPANY,
No, 40 Main Street. Phone $50.
FIRE INSURANCE. RENTALS.
dl94S
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CHINA DECORATING

MISS BERTHA wAGENERS STUDIO.
n East Third South. China suitable
for gifts and prizes. Class and private
lebsons. c969
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HERE'S A SNAP.

HERE'S A SNAP.
800 CASH
Balance $3.50 per month, will got you q
nice new pressed brick cottage with 4
rooms, clothes closet. pantry. bathroom.
cellar and two nice porches with a lot 90
xI35 feet to an alley. II you VIII buy this
little home for that good wife Of yours
you will make her happy and $500 be-
sides
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FIALLORAN-JUDGE LOAN & TRUST
COMPANY.
3o9-l1 MAIN so. PHONE EX 1si.
d2o75
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WE ARE OFFERING AGAIN THIS
WEEK THREE REMARKABLY
GOOD BUYS.

Three and one half blocks from the city
and county building, neat 3-room pun
brick cottage, with large lot. with iron
fence. fine, large lawn, large lot in rear
for garden patch, strictly modern, cement
walks and beautiful shade trees
$3.50 cash, $2b per month. Price $2eoo
Fine largo 5~room cottage, mottle brick,
large lot: 10th East. close to 9th South,
finished in selected fir, full basement,
electric fixtures, buyers own choice OF
mantel, reception hail. large dining ana
living room, large clothes closets and pan
try. sleeping porch with entrance from
bedroom. extra large front and rear
porches.
$3.50 cash. $50 per month. Price $3.50.
One OF Salt Lakes better homes on the
Ith East car line. with lot 50N1sb TO 30
foot right OF way. Beautiful, large lawn
with rose bushes and shrubbery, 80 fine
fruit trees. 7-room new, bum brick cot
tage with cement basement and furnace,
large reception hall. living and dining
rooms, fine, large bath, large barn nIted
throughout with electric lights. This
home is owned by one of Salt Lakes doc
tors who Is sacrificing on account OF busi-
ness to build his new home closer to town
Let lis show YOU this before you buy.
$1,000 cash $50 per month. Price $4,000
HOFFMAN BROS. LOAN g. TRUST CO..
DC East First South st.
Tel Wasatch 2Ii dl9o3
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WE LOAN MONEY ON REAL ESTATE.

WILL BUILD YOU A HOME ON
MONTHLY PAYMENTS,
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WE ACT IN THE CAPACITY OF
AGENT IN ANY BUSINESS
AFFAIRS.
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FOR sALE-REAL ESTATE
REAL ESTATE-IMPRovED.

BURT & CARLQU1ST COMPANY.
No. 80 Main street Phone $50.
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So PER CENT MORTGAGE LOANS o.
HAND FOR INVESTORS
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Are you looking for a nice home on a
large lot?
4 good broom brick house. with lot
,oN5O3 feet deep, close to car line, In the
beautiful Southeast; fine shade and
lawns and trees surround the place
1000 cash Balance easy payments
$4,000 price.
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WAS. A. N. HUMPHREYS. WAS
4133. 7S West Second South, 9l5@'
4-room modern bungalow. block from
9th East pavement. large lot; basement
cement walks lawn. shade and frult
trees Reduced from s2l0o to s1700. Must
be sold this week. Good terms.
5-room modern brick, close to paved
street: lot 50X130 feet to alley; cement
walks, fruit and shade trees; large
chicken runs. An elegant home S2boo.
Good terms,
5-roon new modern brick. large ce-
ment basement. mantel, etc; large lot
southeast A positive snap at S2f0o, Easy
terms.
Lot saX12S. 2-story modern brick
house with basement. mantel. cement
walks; southeast, block from car. S2SOO.
si00 cash. balance monthly
New 5-room modern brick house, walk
ing distance, on paved street. 5000,
Terms like rent.
7-room brick. strictly modern First
avenue home; all special taxes paid
large lot. This is snap. $3.50 Terms.
WAS A. N HUMPHREYS, WAS.
4133. rs West Second South 4193:
1894
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en,,ri,sHED ROOM. WITH
I'd 2e or young men. 21I
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New 5-room modern brick house, walk
ing distance, on paved street. S0eoo'
Terms like rent
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{ FOR RENT
,,,,,urTUgPING ROOMS.

pts TWO ROOMS.
IlA,,sbed, free light and bath,
iul'siat sia 20 SIS. % N. LIST WEST;
1'ns' v c2Vo'
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ENGLISH SETTER PUPS FOR SALE:
high class See them AT IIill's Poultry
Supply Co, 404 South State st. d1s30
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farm bargain; forced TO sell.
acres OF exceptionally fine land IN
Centervllle. with a good i-room house.
With good cellar. well. barns. washhouse.
chicken coops. 200 chickens, cow ana
f,rnitmrs T~ piano; brass beds; rngs ge,s anI M
good water right. Don't procrastinate.
This Is your opportunity.
$500 cash. Balance easy terms
s2500 price.
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Sohu ,EsUYS TWO DESIRABLE HIGH
ASaro.n LOTS In Westminster Heights.
NcuIess H-26,' Tribune c12s2
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ri e ROOMS, MOD, GAS
n m M XIII So d160S
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90 rooms, nicely furnished. lease. rent
$40; transient location. Only $3.50; terms
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HIGH BRED AIREDALE PUPS. Fl, r.
Rand. 1906 So. 5th East. Ilyland 3li
dos
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kD nv ~ a Under ST, CECILE HO-
South State st. suitable for
ossI o-I.. n or clothes cleaner. low rent.
s,e sess,':: - Holmes. Sernloh hotel a355o
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Hsa,IlsIERED ~, SHoRTHoRN BULLS;
Mnrr.as ages: Wesley x. Walton & Son.
MURRAY. Utah. c2105
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10 rooms. nicely furnished transient To-
cation. . year lease. Only $3.50
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FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE
REAL EsTATE-IMPRovED

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S55oO-A FINE TWO STORY BUNGA-
low on the east bench. in Douglas Park,
about ready for occupancy. House mod
ern in every way-bath. furnace. hard
wood floors. beam ceilings. fireplace. good
large rooms. sleeping porch. etc. One OF
the best constructed houses In the city
and one of the most desirable locations
for a home Let us show YOU this prop
erty, Can arrange satisfactory terms. See
6s w. Srd So. ST d2O1o
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FOR SALE-REAI, ESTATE
FARMS AND ACREAGE
- - - y
! WILL INSURE YOU FREE


! WILL INSURE YOU FREE
IF YOU BUY LAND OF ME.
In Park valley or Raft River valley
and Strevell lots; land from S12.50 per
acre up, on easy terms; excursions twice
a week; write or call on me for booklet
and full information.
Good 7-room house. lot iXi0 rods, fine
location. on 9th East S4500 or viii trado
for unnnproved farm. southeast or be-
tween Salt Lake and Ogden.
l60 acres land. SIS per acre.
320 acres. S3Si0 on will trade
$40 acres, S12 per acre, or trade.
$40 acres, for quick sale Sii per acre.
$1,000 cash Will handle this.
1880 acres. SIS: about quarter fenced
and plowed; good stock country.
40 acres. partly improved, ranch. on
Raft river, water right, horses. cattle.
hogs. farming implements all go with
place; splendid stock proposition; $4,000.
Have large stock ranch with indo-
pendent water right. that I can deliver
for one-third less than II Is worth.
GEORGE w. DANLEY.
Wasatch 1925. SIG Newhouse bldg.
doOf6
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81 rooms. steam heat, heart OF city;
big money maker. snap at SliuV'
terms.
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No. SUITABLE FOR
N 1,,ith WIN or without hoard
4 Union ave, ard East.
d21sS
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7-room brick, strictly modern. First
avenue home; all special taxes paid
large lot This is n snap. $3.50. Terms.
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FLOUR SACKS MAKE GOOD DISH
1851 Call Vienna Bakery, Hyland
1904 c2g33
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An elegant notified brick bungalow,
Just being completed, built by one of the
best builders in the city for his own
hardwood floors, elegant fir finish, ce-
ment basement and furnace, large box
window In living room, complete plumb
ing. everything the very best. A finer
home you could not wish for. Located
between 3rd and 4th avenues.
$1,000 cash Balance monthly payments.
S4250 price
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~ ROOM, IS A WEEK.
V up Rear Ia E, Second
bl929
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-. HoMELIKE) BOARD
IN Ssssofia Ssss Bile rates. 233 LIST
'' dl509
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2HT ROOM. WITH 1ST-
~ '"F NWo, 552 r. srd so.
d37S
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IL INVENTIONS. ~ REGIsTER
1le b,ooGI,o ~ copyrights. see J. NJ
Ola
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10 acres. of mile from Bamberger car
line, greater part In bearing fruit good
best orchards In the state of Utah
$500 cash Balance easy $4,000 price.
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INT ATTORNEY

XEI Or,, -7~~---~.~
raschE Ep, PATENTS SE-
y s,ahical sco,sa drawing, F. L.
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HOTELS AND RooMING HOUSES.

ROSS C. DAVIS. HOTEL BROKER.
i13 Main. Phone Was. 3S3s d2O2o
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Was A. n HI-MPHR RTES. Was.
d133. IS West Second South. 9l5S
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VRSIsHED ROOMS AND
ssntieman. everything mod
q wv fast, c1a1l
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PAINTING g. PAPERHANaINc

I,I,S p0oW AND FURNISH PAPER,
sturm. shop 125 w, 1st so. pi4lo
ALL KINDS OF PAINTING AND TINT TINT
ing IN 81 apecinlly. Phone Wasatch 6oldoM;
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10 ROOMS. NICELY FURNISHED. FREE
steam heat, rent Ss5: lease; near Main
St Only $500; terms.
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CHEAP BUILDING LOTS
d2oS5
doo1 l6

you CAN DOUBLE TIE LIFE
Of YOUR shingle roofs bS the ap-
pIica ton of AvenArius Carlo
iineum. We are the exclusive
agents for the application Of this
great wood preservative- Bids and
estimates furnished upon applica-
ton.
HILLS POULTRY SUPPLY CO..
iO4 South State Street,
Phone Wasatch 65S.
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1gsssNIsHgD w ROOMS, WITH
y dinner No, 60 N. state.
c2s26
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,-7-I,- IDAHO HOTEL. COLA EAST 4TH
y NEW Ever newly furnished. heat, bath;
s5s to 81 per day; $3.50 TO 81 per week week;
Gil oTo6-Y. piVf
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ARD AND ROOM

y DOARD FOR . GENTLE
P,ns porch. lao So. 4th East.
.-'shn bl92l
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'4ts. FRESH AIR. GOOD
besresrsity besrs 81, Hyland 35S-W
co7nn
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<nts;d HOTEL. STRICTLY
|1ss,I.e rooms. drst-class chef
'"Nsnt table board: $40 mo,
- Az iemDle. ". 3065, c332i
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BETTILYON HOME BUILDERS CO,
1912 Il. Third SO. st.
Wasatch 2030. 1850
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SEE HOMESITE ADDITION,
A. M'KELLAR e. Co,
63i w. 2ND SO,
,1oon
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VANISHED ROOMS, WITH
S'a'd' 225 East So. Tenn
d2l3
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JpNs-FINE ROOMS. FINE
fronts: we'll ventilated; high
and hne condition. In Sem
1ne az $50 per month and one
month Apply Semloh hotel.
d2123
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~ s BOON BOON WITH RUNNING
~ 'o'kihg' excellent location.
c3Sl3
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WAS. A. NJ HUMPHREYS. WAS.
4133 79 West Second South, fl53'
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oCcIDENTAL HOTEL 14b f. FIRST
Go Rooms. $3.50 TO 81 per week; hot
and cold water In rooms. pl9oa
p00MS prom So TO 81 FER WEEK.
" end So, 3rd floor Walker bank
bldg.
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AGENTS FOR THE ROYAL. THE
WORLDS GREATEST FIRE IN
SCRANCE CO"
The daily sentinel., 1912-07-05

There is no doubt but what the
announcement that NJ. NJ. Shores will
enter the race for county clerk and
recorder will be received with salts
faction by hundreds of voters
throughout the county and his cam
didacy will prove popular one from
the very start He is known in ev-
cry precinct in the county and
wherever known he is well liked.
No man stands higher in the estima-
tion of our people.
NJ. NJ. Shores has been a resident
of this county since January, 1891,
and throughout the year he has prov
en- an active, energetic and public
spirited citizen. Many years ago he
served a term as postmaster. Prior
to that time and for a number of
years following he was engaged in
the mercantile business.
In 1906 as the democratic candi-
date andi spite of the fact that the
normal republican majority in this
county is about 900, NJ. NJ. Shores
was elected county treasurer. He
proved one of the most efficient and
conscientious officials the county ev-
er had and in 1908 he was re-elect-
ed by largely increased majority In
January, 1911, he retired from this
office with a record for four years
service that had never been equalled
in, the history of the office in this
county for. economic, conscientious,
satisfactory and successful admins
tration of the affairs of the office
NJ. NJ. Shores is in every way ad-
mirably qualified for the important
office of clerk and recorder. There
can be no doubt but what he would
fill the office in manner eminently
satisfactory to the people Of the coun-
ty. ~
The daily sentinel., 1912-07-05
AUTO PARADE
IS GORGEOUS
PROCESSION

MIR. and Mrs. William Buthorn
won first prize and Miss Wesley
Williams and NJ. J. Frantz won sec
ond in the competition for the most
artistically decorated autos in the
evening parade of motor-driven vehi-
cles last night.
The competition was very keen
between these two machines. upon
both of which the most artistic skill
and painstaking labor had been Law
ished. Each represented an enor-
nous expense and the work of the
judges to decide on the merits of the
two machines was not enviable by
any means.
The Buthorn car was a study in
pink. An enormous number of
handmade roses and rosettes covered
the body and wheels of the machine
and in the raised rear seat the well
known Buthorn twins carried daintily
designed parasols in the same color
scheme. Mr.. Buthorn, in a suit of
spotless white, sat beside his wife
and the chauffeur was all in white,
except his complexion. for he was a
gentleman of decided color. The de-
sign and practically all of the work
on the machine was done by Mrs.
William Buthorn.
The Frantz car was only slightly
less pleasing. In fact, only the clos
est scoring by the judges enabled
them to render a decision. Every
portion of the big EMF was cover
ed by white roses. save the nickelled
lamps and control levers. Miss Will
Jams drove and with her in the car
were Mrs. William Mcclure, Mrs. J.
Braden and Miss Sallie Green. Mas
ter Mark Schmidt drove the Cupid
which was delicately balanced Just
over the hood.
Honorable mention was given to
Frank E. Dean, Mrs. NJ. c. Ramsey
and NJ. o. Delaplain for their fine!
cars. The Dean car was beautiful
effect in green. lightened by roses
and asters. The Delaplain car was
richly decorated in pink roses, over
500 being used. Mrs. Ramsey had
dainty decoration in green with rib
bon-trimmed edges.
Altogether there were over 10
cars in the auto parade and all show
ed to the best advantage.
The daily sentinel., 1912-07-05
TRIAL
ON MONDAY

A year ago tomorrow. Tom D.
Reams was arrested by the police
on charge of the Illicit sale of
liquor in dry territory and on next
Monday, July s, Reams will be plac-
ed on trial in the county court. A
special venire of 80 men has been is
sued for this trial.
Reams was arrested at the same
time with Byron Lucas. who has not
yet had his trial.. and seven other
men. The witnesses in the other
cases will probably be used in the
Reams case Monday, Owing to the
prominence of the defendant, the
case is to be an interesting and hard
fought one.
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INSANE MAN LOOSE.

= J. II. Benby, James Foy and {
: William Cobb, prominent res :
: idents of the Gateway region ar :.
= rived here this afternoon and :.
: reported to Sheriff Schrader the :.
= existence of an insane man who Z.
3 has been running wild in the :
s Dolores country for ten DAYS. !
. The man refused to eat, stated !.
= that he was going to find the :.
= end of the river" and would not :.
8 let the men get near him. He ).
= was clothed in rags and has a :.
y long beard. The last seen of the ).
3 man was at the Gallager ranch. j
3 week ago. Sheriff Schrader ;.
= will investigate at once. All the !
= residents OF the Gateway dis :.
= trict fear the man is a maniac ).
s and may attack the women and {.
. children, as he runs from the {.
: men. s.
g =
6 6 SasGGSG q g :
The daily sentinel., 1912-07-05
We Receive Invitation.

The Sentinel is in receipt of an
invitation to attend mass meeting
of the Woodrow Wilson Club of Col
orado, to be held on Saturday night,
July 6, at the Auditorium in Denver,
for the purpose of ratifying the nom
ination of Wilson and Marshall. The
affair will be a big one
The daily sentinel., 1912-07-05
Day Was Orderly.

Yesterday was the most orderly
Fourth OF July. | ever saw" said
Police Chief Hutchinson today. Con
sidering the large crowd. the various
races on the streets and II being the
Fourth. l never saw such peaceable
lot of men, womn and children" No
accidents were reported to the police !;
there were no serious runaways and
the few drunks who caused any
trouble were Jailed before the even
ing got well started.
The daily sentinel., 1912-07-05
Returns frpn, Yeaiowstone.

Miss Hazel Ella returned Wednes-
day evening from delightful trip
through Yellowstone park, on which
she was accompanied by Misses Julia
Carlson and Helen Decker of Denver,
all popular teachers in the local
schools here
The daily sentinel., 1912-07-05
Mrs. Glasscott Leaves.

Mrs. Evelyn Glasscott, sister of
Mrs. Barnard Welsh, who has been
visiting the Welsh family for several
months past. will leave this evening
for her home in Rockville, Md, ac-
companied by her little son, Craig.
Mrs. Glasscott has been immensely
popular during her stay here and will
take with her regrets of a large circle
of friends, who will anticipate her
future visits to Grand Junction with
much pleasure.
The daily sentinel., 1912-07-05
Trial Saturday.

lT1dl seatufuaS-
Dan Francis, charged with exceed
ing the speed limit, and running his
auto without lights at night, will be
given hearing tomorrow in police
court. Francis was arrested by Of
ticer Hermann Wednesday night. He
put up $25 cash bond for his ap-
pearance at trial
The daily sentinel., 1912-07-05
Meet Saturday.

A meeting of the peach growers
Of the Clifton district has been
called for tomorrow night when crop
conditions will be discussed. The
meeting will be held at the school
house and speakers from Palisade
will address the growers. r. H
Bancroft. Harry Younger and John
Bridges will speak on the methods of
handling the crop.
The daily sentinel., 1912-07-05
Third Check Here.

Third Check Here.
Three checks for right of way for
the high line canal have been re-
ceived by property owners under the
Palisade ditch. Six out OF the eight
contracts received from Washington
have been filed in the county clerk g
office.
The daily sentinel., 1912-07-05
Misses Adams Back.

The Misses Ethel and Mildred
Adams arrived on No. l03 from Den
yer today, where Miss Ethel Adams
has been visiting and Mildred con-
dned in st. Joseph hospital with in
fammatory rheumatism. Mildred is
much improved ri
The daily sentinel., 1912-07-05
Celebrate Fourth with Picnic.

Yesterday the family of Mr.. and
Mrs. E. l.. Morse celebrated the
Fourth as well as Mountain Water
day. with a most delightful family
picnic at their ranch home northwest
of town. The rain in the early morn
ing did not interfere in the least
with the plans, as the jolly party
gathered on the spacious veranda
and spent the time with various
games and amusements until the
weather became sunshiny again. An
elegant picnic dinner was served at
noon with all the "hxin's" and it was
a merry crowd that did full justice
TO the delicious viands provided for
the occasion. Those present were
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. NJ. Morse and FAM
lily, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. r. Morse and
family of Grand avenue road, Mr..
and Mrs. ]. L. More of Fruit Ridge,
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. w. Cheedle and fam
lily, Mr.. and Mrs. p. ]. Cheedle and
family and their guests, the Misses
Ineney and Mr.. Theney of Illinois.