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The daily sentinel., 1912-07-27
SAYS TITANIC
APTA|NLIVES

Baltimore, Nd, July 2T.-The
statement that Capt. f. J. Smith,
commander Of the iIl-fated Titanic.
was not drowned in the disaster but
was seen safe and sound Friday
morning in Baltimore, has been
made by a retired mariner, who
claims to have been a shipmate of
Captain Smith for more than II
years.
Peter Pryal, who was a quarter
master on the steamship Majestic of
the White Star line 80 years ago,
when Captain Smith commanded the
vessel, made the statement and ad-
ded that he had not only seen the
captain but talked with him.
Pryal also said he saw Captain
Smith several days ago. but was
skeptical as to his identity, and to
confirm his belief that the captain
was alive went to the same spot last
Friday morning, only to see the cap
tain again. So shocked was Pryal
at seeing the man he believed dead
that on his return home he suffered
a nervous breakdown.
After what | have seen, ] firmly
believe the Titanic's commander es-
capped watery grave and was. in
some mysterious manner, saved and
brought to this country. | have told
Dr.. Wartield of the occurrence and
he will testify as to the condition of
my brain, for | know that many will
think that have gone insane"
The daily sentinel., 1912-07-27
BONF|LS GETS
BIG SENTENCE
Sentinel special Serrice


Denver, July 27.-Late yesterday
afternoon Judge Hubert l.. Shattuck
of the district court found Fred G.
Bontils of the Denver Post guilty
of contempt of court and sentenced
him to pay fine of 1000 and serve
90 days in jail. He was ordered to
pay half the costs and to lay in Jail
until the fine and costs were paid. He
was released on $4,000 bond
Bcnfls made some startling state
ments when given an opportunity by
the court. He charged William G..
Evans with attempting to bribe him
with Sl5O,O00 to, support the tram
way bribery. Following Bonfils' SEN
tence the court ordered Evans to be
brought for contempt, but he denies
ownership OF the paper and the court
has asked for a special jury to de-
termine the real owners of the pa
per.
The daily sentinel., 1912-07-27
GAMESARE
T STOPPED

Dice and cards and other evidences
of the gambling games that have
been going on here lately, are things
of the past as far as their use for
gambling is concerned. The order
issued yesterday by the police is nav
ing its effect, and no more chips are
being given by the pool halls. The
police are watching closely for any
infringement of the statute and the
first sign of break there will be
sCme arrests.
The daily sentinel., 1912-07-27
DETROIT FACES
! REAL SCANDAL
9 Associated Press.

{, Associated Press. :
3 Detroit, Mich, July 27.-Ar- :
= raignment is expected today of :
:, eight aldermen and the secreta- !
:, ry of the common council com !
3 mittees, who were arrested yes (
!, terday on charges of receiving I
p bribes or conspiring to receive /
8 money for their influence in {
: closing a city street for the ben .
:, eft of the Wabash railroad. 1
8 Seven of them were released :
8 on $4,000 bail. Five other al .
: dermen not mentioned in yes :
3 terday's arrests, were taken to .
:, police headquarters today and .
3 registered and were released. :
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HARTLEY LEAVES;
HOISINGTON IN.

H, H. Hartley, secretary of
; the Trades Assembly, resigned
last night from his position. and
; Frank A. Hoisington, foreman
, of the Sentinel composing room.
!, was selected as his successor.
!, Plans were discussed for send
, ing a large delegation to the
, State Federation of Labor meet
? ing and for the labor day cele-
, bration here. Mr.. Hartley,
; the retiring secretary. has taken
: position as manager, of lum-
; ber yard al Price, Utah.
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FruitaNews Notes

will remain in Denver. DR.. Eckhar1,
returns to Fruita for another month
Miss Ethel Woods of Grand Junc.
tion who has been visiting at the
home of her uncle A. j. Vedder. av.
poets to return the first of the week
to her home, having had very pleas
ant time.
Mesdames Harry Bond and Frank
McLain from Ruby Lee were shon.
ping in Grand Junction yesterday
returning to Fruita last night, whers
they await the return of Mr.. Bond
from Denver, whom they expect To-
morrow, when they will return IN
their home at Ruby Lee. Frank w
Bond, chief clerk in the auditors of.
flee at Denver, returned to Denver
after spending his vacation at his
brothers home.
The daily sentinel., 1912-07-27
WOOL BILL NOW
Associated Press.

Associated Press.
Washington, D. c., July 27.-The
La Toilette wool blu passed by the
senate Thursday was brought up in
the house today by Majority Leader
Underwood and referred to the ways
and means committee, which will re-
port the bill back promptly and ask
for a conference with the senate.
The daily sentinel., 1912-07-27

Word has been received by friends
here that Miss Lenore Watkins. who
underwent a very critical operation
for stomach trouble at St. Joseph's 5
hospital in Denver, is improving rap
idly, although she will not be able
to leave the hospital for several
weeks yet. The operation was en-
tirely successful and Miss Watkins
is gaining every day and expects to
enjoy excellent health when she re-
covers from the effects of same.
The daily sentinel., 1912-07-27

10c and 20c at the Auditorium
July % to Aug. 4, will see the Chris
ty Comedy company Seats on sale
at Smiths Fourth street store.
The daily sentinel., 1912-07-27
HEARING IS OVER

Associated Press.
New York, July 27.-The arbitra-
ton commission which has been in
session at Manhattan Beach for two
weeks hearing both sides of the con-
troversy between the Locomotive En-
sineers and 50 railroads east of Chi
cago, finished its hearings today.
The daily sentinel., 1912-07-27

Rev. Eckhardt, wife and family
leave tonight for Denver to pay their
last respects to the late Bishop War
ren. Mrs. Eckhardt and children
The daily sentinel., 1912-07-27

See CHRISTY. worlds greatest me-
dunn and crystal reader. with Christy
Comedy company. Auditorium July
IS to August 4. Admission 10c and
zoe
The daily sentinel., 1912-07-27

Hat bands, belts, watch guards,
grips, tags. Fred Mantey.
The daily sentinel., 1912-07-27

Christy Comedy Co., Auditorium,
July 20 to Aug. 4. A good laugh; 1Oc
to zoe.
The daily sentinel., 1912-07-27

Buggies and harness, yes, sir.
Fred Mantey.
The daily sentinel., 1912-07-27

j. w. Milne Livery, Transfer C
Storage Co., pianos moved on piano
trucks by piano men. Phone Jet.
22S, 319 Colorado avenue.
The daily sentinel., 1912-07-27

Mrs. L. NJ. Merideth, wife of at,
torney Merideth of Vernal, Utah. who
has been visiting her mother. Mrs
Geo. Newbury, Sr., and other rela.
tives, for the past month intends tc
return Monday for her home.
The daily sentinel., 1912-07-27

The delegates to the county assem-
bly, and proxies went up on an earl!
car this morning at Grand Junction
The daily sentinel., 1912-07-27

The members of the Phalatha so
ciety, composed of popular young la
dies have disbanded for a month a
most of the members are engaged t
pack peaches at Palisade. They ex
pect to go next Thursday.
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What the People Are Doing
From Day to Day in the Live
ly Little City of the Lower
Valley.

Mars. P. W. Stevens of Dragon
Utah, spent part of Thursday anc
Friday with friends in Frhita.
The daily sentinel., 1912-07-27

Miss Lena Baisch is spending a
couple of days with her aunt, Mrs.
otto Peth in Grand Junction. She
expects to return tomorrow night.
The daily sentinel., 1912-07-27

Misses Mary Stouder and Edna
Fickle went out to Trail canon yes.
terday morning with r. o. Brown tc
visit for a couple of weeks at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. R. o. Brown
and other friends.
The daily sentinel., 1912-07-27

A. L. Guagey, one of the directors
in the First Bank of Fruita in cam
pany with his wife left this morning
for a ten days outing on the Gunni-
son.
The daily sentinel., 1912-07-27

E.Martial Werner who has been VI
the valley as far as Hotchkiss max,
ing stops along the line. engaging
fruit for car load shipments return,
ed to Fruita last night.
The daily sentinel., 1912-07-27
Miss Watkins Improving.

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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-04-16
CARTER AND YORK
RELEASED MONDAY
TWO shortsteps Are Given Hlue Tick.
cts by oueisser Late Yes
terday After.
noon.
Lack Of Pepper In Practice Gave The
Manager Some Anxious Moments
and Ae Tells the Squad
Some Things.

Two men were released BY Manager
oaeisser last night They we're Car
ter and York. both shortstors Carter
was let SO with the sdyice 10 timber
no his throwing arm snd lesrn TO snap
the ball and communicate with the
boss again next year. York IL the
man who Was toutea as wonder and
nearly caused y scrap between Ke-
vance and keckuk as 70 the owner
ship 81 him. His work here has been
very poor both in tie field and In
welding the willow. He lett for his
home last ntghs saying he was going
10 take 3 short rest and then so TO
dialogue FOR TROUT.
Msnsger Qaeisser was much peeve6
over the lack OF pepper In practice
yesterday and called the squad down
hsra after Il was over, II Is thought
that the release OF the two men yes
ter6ay will have \ good effect on the
men and cause them to par more GIN
ger into their work
The squad is now complete With the
arrival az Hisly LAST n.sht, The out
fielder Is looking we'll and says he Is
prepared to play ball better than at
any time IN his career, He WAS a.
iayea In reporting on account OF the
Illness Of his father,
Secretary sserne Is negotiating with
Quincy for couple OF exhibition
games early next week and will be
notified today whether or not they can
DO played ottumwa has ave games
scheduled with Qaincy st inc latter
town next week and II Il can be sr-
ransed they viii probably come 70
Neo&aS Monday and Tuesday, The
management Is worried over the lacs
OF practice and fears that II they can
NOT secure several games for the mex
two weeks that the team viii not n
In the best Of share for the opening ol
tho season
yi6ovsch and Middleton are Ncts
putting m game battle for the rega
lsr second hsse soA and Rust Is civ
ing psvy Moore 5 close race on tins
short field position, Both places ARK
very much IN deaes lust now, The
pitchers ara beginning 20 set the stiff
ness ea; Of their arms sna are smoS
ing thers down the alley az every o7
rortunsty,
Buck Summers reported 80 Manage
caeisss- this morning WITH s scr
throat ard wss sent 70 the club phys
elan for treatment He viii rot ne i
uniform today
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TRIANGULAR MEET
HERE SATURDAY
keokuk High School Win Meet Bur
ilnston and Quincy In Three~cor.
nsred Track
Meet.
MEN ARE WORKING
Five "k~ Men Are Entered In the
Meet and Some Good Records
Arc Expected of
Them.
MEN ARE WORKING

Manager Heineman, or the K. II. S,
track team has arranged triangular
meet with Quincy and Burlington for
Saturday afternoon at Joy Athletic
park. The visiting teams will prob
shly STRIVE in the city some TINE Fri
day evening
The order OF events VIII be the same
as viii be arranged for the tri-state
meet A large pennant has been Sc
cured for the winning team and The
indivsdaai point winners viii be re-
warde6 with ribbon.
The following men have entered for
the meet from keosuk high school.
Ice yard dash. Bowloy, Heinemsn
$50 yard dash. Bowioy. Heineman
$40 yard dash. Jenkins. Robertson. L
mile run. NTsistsr. Harrington. Peters
nile run, Meister. Harrington, Peters
running high jump, Rowlby. Meister,
running broad Jump, Rowlby. Teoesu;
POLE vault, iuissamp. Elder: 100
yard high hurdles, Bowiny. Robertson
Heineman; Il ID, shot, Elder. Hawkes.
discus, Elder. Hawkes.. Jenkins.
Five OF these men sire * men
having won the letter in meets las.
year, The Others. while not heiag
possessed Of the coveted letter are con
fident OF winning place on the ri
state team, All are thought hy Man
ager Hsinemsn 70 be the best n,er
that * II. s, has ever produced.
Bowlhy and Hsinemsn have botf
done the lee yard dash in ten and two
hfths seconds In practice and ars
confident al being able to do the 80
/ in swenty-shres. Hawkes. has beer
putting the twelve pound weight thir
4 ty-nine feet and is in fair shape Will
the discus,
i The loo ysrd high hurdles is 5 nev
event here, il being used IN nisce o
/. the hammer throw. Lack OF snace |:
sivsa as the cause o. the Substitution
OF the hurdles in place Of the NOR
spectacular event,
d The hali mile relay race viii :.
run by Bowihy. Robertson. Tsheac an,
Heinenan aud these men are sxpec,es
70 SET fast psoe fer their competitors
The foreign schools have not re
sent IL their entries bat they sre ex
pecisa within the next day or so.
Manager Morgan reports things a!
rosy for The big meet hero next moat
and is kept busy sending oas eatr.
blanks ard answering inquiries I'll,
following rules VIII govern The con
test:
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KEEP YOUR SKIN COM
PORTABLE AND YOUR
COMPLEXION CLEAR
DURING THE HOT
WEATHER.

II yoCr skin is kept comfortable.
you will be comfortable yourself. II
rot or one q sour children are being
made miserable hy hives, rrsckly
hest. rsshes or ecxera or IL you are
worried Or pLnples. black heads. sun
burn OF skin troeble OF any ssna. Ne
want yca 10 try ZEMo ard zEMo
Soap
We are 50 anxious TO have yor use
zEM0 and ZEM0 soap thai we offer
yoa 5 generous sample a each ana
onr - 2sge booklet HoS 70 prsserrs
the Skin Z ron vii sa1d five &c
stamps 20 z ". Rose Me5icsns Com
panS. ssss 0lvs Street, ST. Louis.
No. 10 Eav postage OF get them 10
1zF from TIE City Drug Store VITO II
EoEss ard veoczszd ZENO ard LIZ
NO soap fer al skin t-pahses rhsshs-
+ he CT L1zezs ef E-p=1 PERSIA
Sc azo~ you Eli he PLEASED Wiz
rsss1sis trnza the 1ss AZ ZEMo AID
zEI0 soap Ctr Drug store
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Rules % see Meet.
Al entries shall "a amateur,

All entFles shall he amateurs
Section !. All contestants shan he
Sn6egT 9aa.ss
Sec Nc person shah ~ eligible
fcy tie mses who has 7layes On any
sehoel team or eolsesE il any athisssc
event for more than four YEARS.
Sc 3 No person over II yes-s Of
age shall be allovsd % represent amp
scAooi n shis meet
Sec, s--All contestants sssr -eS.
0s2r zaszaaers os ghs $1,000 81 gocss
Standing saaa havs zaes EASING
sT21es II eseh q tsrea snli sz5 riga
szV sssaies The pEeceasaS ss-e<ts- q.
seaecl. aEa shah - MAKE RAISING
Sraees II s&ca - ;A-aa f4n and re<a-
lar ssnaSSs ~ sAs cr7-s1s semester
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satsfehy IS glTez
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for this contest who has been 3 mem
her of any college squad or participant
ed in the training or contests thereof
To the team winning the greatest
number q points gFelay points not
coanisdl 3 large loving cup. To the
team winning the second greatest mum
Der of points s large banner.
To the school winning relay. q
smaller loving cup. To the school
winning second place in the relay, 8
second place banner.
To individuals winning the greatest
number Of points viii be given large
Illinois psnnsut.
To individuals winning hrsf place in
each event, gold medal: second place,
silver medal. third place, bronze
medal.
Counting Of points: First. points:
second. 5 points: third. i point
ARTHUR G. MORGAN,
Manager
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c. A. GOSSIP

The Hanaieal fans sire dissatisfied
with che nickname thst their team Is
uew carrying sreund and desire X
casngsa Why wouldn't Il be well 10
hoaoc sae mars&seS ana ean them the
Perfect LADIES' TAe Courier, Pos
gives the situation as follows,
The name et CsaaaihSlsr for Ell.
wsFa Hers elus must make lis ge--
away before May / when tae 1872 sea,
sca ~ sAs Centrs, association opens,
TIE cleN viii Ne renamed shroas>
she columns az The Coarier Fest Nv
she ssns Each tSn is requested 10
sasSe$s 5 sarse sna hare 4 considers !
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sAss aeqsrsnsa, - The Courier Fost.
Msa Il 70 ne sporting editor q this
psn1- about April - The rev name
viii e>s announced o. the following
day ana the Nsarssai clse viii cwa 3
rev nickname throaSA tie sa2roscs,
stss season
Seue WAY tAe name @Caaa;ssls@
does aet Sepesl q rssav ard he sAss~
Ssll directors ssve hsa -.aav request :
sSe@ he fans se- RE rsaarssrs sss
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.
standing Of the Cuba.

Where They Play Today.
81. Louis ST Cleveland.
Detroit at Chicago,
Boston AT rhiladelphia,
Washington at New York.
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LATEST FIGURES
ON THE CAMPAIGN
Taft ard Clark Have Lea5 So Far
In TIRE Claims Of
Delegates

limited Press Leased Wire Ss-vfcs !
WASHINGTON, April 1s--wfth all
presidential cauraign managers de-
clsrins thSs their figures OF claims for
delegates we're sah5eet 10 reTssso1 on
later returns, the following tsbulasina
az Claims wss compiled today
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-04-16
Major League Results
NATIONAL LEAGUE
standing Of the Clubs.

Where They Play Today
Chicago at st. Louis.
PITTSBURGH at Cincinnati,
Philadelphia at BROOKLYN.
New York At Boston.
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8 hall team thst VIII Re hsra 70 beat
for both ~ them are excellent saages
az plssers snd it Is likely they have
licked op some who will Be worth
carving through the season
Tern Green. the sport writer on yhs
Burlington Gazette, IS s,4tSa for zr
una position On the hnishSs Ct colun
bus minstrel sAow tcaisht. The O;
saIaws Co2rssr offers even -orsy snzi
re will lsad the X. ~ q league !,
elevsTnsss,
Essn eSs released wsflaxra tRasbssl
Rasssi 20 Ssreasor III. Essa also re
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arati- he win hare - lss Tooss Cart
50 lie Is dseSe-sns w3tA othe- teams
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thar SVoa3wen a25 rG3e-AEl have
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Delegates IN convention. 1875.
Necessary 20 choice 5s
Gained for Taft sss.
Claimed for Roosevelt ~.
Instructed To- LaFollsEts IS.
Instructed so- E-raf1s I.
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-Reaa ne nlsssy CITE CRY.
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~ :. HARTER, N. b. b. q.
ostsopathic and Electric tr...-
: specially. Office 30 North Fo, .
rtreet Ground floor. Nous'A
Hours-lo to IL q m: . tok
Evenings by appointment. :
Phone Office Iowa 12s%Rea. -
dencs. Iowa, s7o-Red. ~
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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1912-07-11
BOISE LOSES FROM
WALLA WALlA, go

Walla Walla, July 11.-After giving
Boise every opportunity to put a few
men across the plate and make the
game interesting, Paul Strand became
disheartened at the lack of gratitude
displayed by the visitors and jumped
in and not only pitched championship
ball, but raped out two three-bag-
gers and helped the Bruins pile up
the score. After nine rounds Walla
Walla had scored eight runs, while
Boise could not do any better than
pull down a nice oval goose egg.
In the third and once or twice in
later innings Boise came near scor-
ing, especially in the fifth, when
Strand allowed the visitors three free
transportation checks. The irriga-
tors might have scored had not Gim-
lin been over anxious and tried to
steal third. lie was caught mile.
The score:
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1912-07-11
THAT STUNT OF BEARS
IS NEW TO BASEBALL

Come to think of it, that stunt
Walla Walla pulled off last week was
something new in organized baseball
The Pendleton players were handed
a bitter pill and when they objected
to swallowing it, they had it cram
med down their throats and were
prevented from vomiting it up by
threats of dire consequences.
With the regular umpire suddenly
resigned, a home arbiter had to be
accepted. The most rabid partisan
could not but admit the decisions
favored the Walla Wallans while to
the nose of the disinterested spectator
they smelled exceedingly foul. And
then to add insult to injury, a force
of police was brought into the park
with orders to arrest any one who
opened his head fCr more than a
smile. Walla Walla Won every game
in which the home umpire officiated
the majority of them by single score
and they called it great baseball.