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The daily sentinel., 1912-09-07
JAS. SPANNER
FATALLY HURT

James Spanncr, aged 81 years, lies
AT the point of death at the home of
his employer, Samuel Esler, today,
as Il result of Il runaway accident yes
tcrduy when he was thrown from his
wagon. He suffered a severe concus-
sion of the brain, II dislocated shouI-
der, many bruises and probably some
internal injuries. Il
The accident occurred yesterday
morning. Spanner Has driving wild
lfc;siie. slnictl heca-,se friyht7ecs'- HI
had them under control ntl one
of the bride bits broke AMI they
dashed away. In maxine q trn the
vehicle overturned and Spsnner was
thrown violently to the ground.
lie did not regain consciousness
until late last night.
Attending physicians fear that he
cannot live.
The daily sentinel., 1912-09-07
DON'T WANT TO BE KING
AYERS TEDDY IN SPEECH

said; "and | am always inclined to
answer that the people who make
this statement don't know kings, or
else they would not put it down as
my ambition TO be one. They don't
know kings as | do. Other things |
would like to be. but not a king. A
constitutional monarch of the pres
ont time comes nearer being a cross
between popular vice president and
leader of the four hundred than
anything else | know. Mind you"
the colonel continued, Il am not say
ing anything about the job as n
king, but | just would not have it."
The colonel discussed the enforce
ment of the antitrust law by the ad
ministration and the attitude of the
progressive party toward the trusts.
The daily sentinel., 1912-09-07
DON'T GO INSIDE HOUSES
TO GET EVIDENCE" "--WALDO

Associated Press.
New York. Sept. An ordeal OF
cross-eNaminatiun was ahead of Cor
Eelius G. Hayes. the deposed police
Inspector, when he reported at head
quarters for the second day of his
trial on charges of making false
statements rejecting on Commission
er Waldo
The first question when lie took
the stand was: jWhat did you con-
ceive to be your duty towards disor-
derly houses when YOU first went to
the 4th district"
ITO proceed against them, get evil
dence and suppress them-that was
my duty until was ordered by my
superior officer to do otherwise.
Hayes said that. after Waldo had
forbidden him TO raid the disorderly
The daily sentinel., 1912-09-07

houses where there was no outside
evidence Of disorder, he instructed
his men not to enter a house to get
evidence. lie added that he had told
Waldo what he had done. and that
Waldo had approved
\ letter from Waldo to Hayes, the
latter said gmbodyiug Mayor Cay
Eur's directions that the policemen
should discontinue their old method
of getting evidence against disorder
iy houses from the inside Of such
houses had put a stop TO this prac-
tice This letter was placed in evil
dence. IL contained n declaration.
imputed to Gaynor, that the passing
Of men in nunber to and from hous-
cs harboring women should be taken
as evidence that the houses Were dis
The daily sentinel., 1912-09-07
Associated Press.

Associated Press.
Hathaway, Mont, Sept. AFTER
an all-night ride from Fargo, y. D.,
Col. Roosevelt came into smaller
Montana today. He was to speak in
Billings, Livingstone, Longan and
Helena; then TO have a good nights
rest away from his train, remaining
In Helena all night and leaving for
Spokane early Monday morning.
In brief speech to a crowd of
men and women who had arisen ear
lier than usual to hear him, Roose-
welt said that his opponents had made
every charge against him that they
could think of, including the state
ment that he wanted to be king.
81 am accused of wanting to rule
the country with an iron hand" he
The daily sentinel., 1912-09-07
DENVER TIMES
SJLO By SPtER
Sentinel Special Service.

Sentinel Special Service.
Denver, Sept. Robert W. Speer
ex-mayor CT Denver. today announced
the sale of the Denver Times.
The names of the new purchasers
are not given out, but Alfred Patek,
Mr.. Speers managing editor, is to
have sole control of the paper in the
future it is stated.
Mayor Speer bought the Times
last winter.
The daily sentinel., 1912-09-07
ROOSEVELT
SPEAKERS GET
LARGE CROWDS

= People tel. us in every town :
8 and city we have visited that :,
8 our crowd OF speakers and Z.
:, leaders have drawn the biggest =
: audiences that have been drawn =
= by any political speakers this {,
8 season So declared Dr. c, =,
= L. Fisher of Sterling. Colo. pro- :
Z gressive nominee for congress- 8
!, mapra. large. =
= q 9 {, 8 g sEESEG
Or, Fisher arrived last night and
has been in conference with local
progressive leaders today. Judge
Lindsey and MIR. Costigan. the latter
the nominee for governor. arrive To-
night, and 1t is certain that a big
audience will greet the gentlemen
at the Margery hall tonight.
We are urging the people to keep
away from the primary next Tues
day, because il Is an iniquitous BIZ
party machine. We are urging the
people to fight for principle, not for
party or office, said Dr.. Fisher. We
VIII fully explain tonight why they
should stay away. We will fully eX-
plain why We aren't supporting Mr.
Stewart and his ticket. We will full
ly explain our stand. Colonel Roose-
velt has given us his hearty support
In this fight"
We believe we are right In this
light. We have been misrepresented
and all we want is a hearing" said
DR.. Fisher.
DR.. Fisher thinks that Mr. Parks
Will win the republican nomination
In the primary Tuesday and he be-
lieves that Maupin will very likely
be the democratic nominee. NO mat
WIN Is In
our ticket will stay in the field and
our tight will continue" he declared.
DR.. Fisher is an able, aggressive
SPEAKER himself and is one of the pi-
oneer progressives of the state.
The daily sentinel., 1912-09-07
MORGAN TO TELL
Of DONATIONS
TO ALL FUNDS
Money King Musi Tell About
Contributions From 1900
TO 1912 Campaigns.
Associated Press.

AAoeoSialtu L lOss.
Washington, Sept. When ].
Pierpont Morgan takes the stand be-
fore the Clapp investigating commit
tee he will be questioned not only
about campaign contributions of
1904 and 1908 but about any posi-
BILE connection between contributions
from 1900 to 1912 and any legisla-
tion in congress. The date of his ap-
pearance has not yet been determ-
ined.
Andrew Carnegie and John D.
Rockefeller may be called if the de-
velopments in the investigation OF
the Penrose-Archbold controversy
warrant such step.
The daily sentinel., 1912-09-07

Wilcox, Mrs. Bailey repeated her
charge to Mrs. Wilcox, and, turning
to Bailey, declared that he was re-
sponsible for her condition.
on the day after the woman 6
death Wilcox said his wife found
3-ounCe bottle partly filled with
chloroform among the coverings of
Mrs. Bailey's bed. and. hidden in the
mattress. was another phial labeled
poison,
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GIVES FLOUR MILL LAND.

3 In order to quiet title to
3 small strip of land on South
= Seventh street, upon which they
:, propose TO build their big ele-
$ vator and warehouse, the Mesa
g Flour Mill company yesterday
3 asked the city council to deny
. itself all right to the property.
3 Technically, the ground has al
6, ways belonged to the city, but
2 has been used by the mill since
. 1887. The mill has paid taxes
9 on 1t and since it does not in
3 any way interfere with the
9 street, the council. last evening
y rsssed a resolution which in
9 effect sfves the CON pany a quit
g claim deed for the ground
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PASTOR BuaAEa TO
DEATH BEFORE EYES
Of HIS CHILDREN
g Associated Press.

g Associated Press. 6.
= Paulina. Ia. Sept. 7.-Rev. Z
8 Fl. G. Refe, pastor of the Luth- g
g eran Church in Germantown, 9.
g Ia, was burned to death last :
> night before the eyes of his &,
- Chi dren and several other per- g
= sons while he was pinned be- g
= meath the wreck of motor car. :
2 The blaze started from a lam 9.
= tern with which the rescuers =
= were working. &,
: : : ! = : = = : : = = : : : =
The daily sentinel., 1912-09-07
10000 VOTERS
REGISTERED
Sentinel Special Service i.

Sentinel Special Service.
Denver, Sept. More than S0,-
COO votes are registered for the pri-
maries. the largest number ever reg
istered in the history OF Denver.
The total registration comes with
in l5,C00 of the total republican vote
for John Stephens for Governor in
1908.
1t is believed that 10000 votes
will be cast Tuesday as against the
10000 estimated by the party lead
ers.
The daily sentinel., 1912-09-07

: The registration books at the
Z office of County Clerk Jones
! closed last night after a partic-
: ularly busy week. Today II was
: announced that the registration
: is very heavy. and from all ac-
; counts there will be but a rela-
: lively small number of voters
; who have failed to qualify. Mr..
: Jones is well satisfied with the
: result In the county there are
: still a few days when the coun-
: try vote can be registered in
: each precinct.
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The daily sentinel., 1912-09-07
Miss nonnhue In City.

Miss Marie V. Donahue, county su-
perintendent of schools of Teller
county and candidate for the demo-
"ratic nomination for state superin-
'endent of public instruction, is in
'he city friday and has met great
many local democrats. Miss Dona-
nue is one of the best Known and
one of the ablest educators in the
state. and she is making a strong
race for the nomination for this i'm
portant state office.
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THREATEN TO LYNCH.
Sentinel special Service.

SentlneT Special SerVIoe.
Mulberry, Ark, Sept. 7.-Quicli
action by officers prevented the
lynching of j. f. Powell &C years
old. and his son, Jack, SO years old,
who were arrested when Grace No
helty, l2-year-old girl. told the au-
thorities that the men had mistreat-
ed her.
A mob began Immediately to form
after the arrest. but the men were
hurried from the jail and taken in
motor cars to Van Buskirk, the coun-
ty seat.
The daily sentinel., 1912-09-07
TWO MORE REGIMENTS
OF CAVALRY WILL 60
TO BORDER OF MEXICO
g Associated Press.

g Associated Press. g
g Washington. Sept. THE :
8, war department is preparing to !
= dispatch two more regiments of 3
8 cavalry to the Mexican border. 9
i General Wood. chief of staff. to- :
. day asked President Taft for his 8
3 approval of the order. :
3 The troops will be taken from 3
p Fort Riley and Fort ID. A. Rus G,
= sell. 3
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The daily sentinel., 1912-09-07

INDICTMENTS
Sentinel Special Service.

Sentinel Special Service.
Denver, Sept. Indictments will
be returned Monday by the special
grand jury against Mayor Arnold,
Chief of Police 0'Neil, former Mayor
Speer, former Chief of Police Arm.
strong and the present and former
police boards, following the probe of
the red light district. and it is re-
ported that the board of aldermen
also will be indicted.
The daily sentinel., 1912-09-07
Judge uetherington Here.

Judge George Hetherington of Gun
nison, candidate before the primaries
for the democratic nomination for
district attorney, is a visitor in the
city today. Judge Hetherington is
looking after his political interests
here and is meeting a great many
friends.
The daily sentinel., 1912-09-07
\ ssociated Press.

Associated Press.
Shreveport. La, Sept. 7.-Evidence
tending to show that there was
third mysterious death in connection
with the killing OF Charles C. Bailey
at Metcalf, La, Monday night. for
which AL Watson and Mrs. Bailey
are in jail, was unearthed when
Richard Wilcox. timer of Shreve-
port, told the sheriff that Bailey was
accused by his first Wife of having
The daily sentinel., 1912-09-07
Press.

Syracuse, n Y, Sept. THE se-
lection of candidates by the progress
siye convention yesterday was not in
accordance with the choice of Roose-
welt, who had urged that Prender-
CAST be named for governor and Dean
T. Cook of ST. Laurence university
as his running mate; but Chairman
Hotchkiss said today that he knew
tho colonel would be immensely
pleased with the ticket"
Oscar S. Straus, the candidate for
Governor, left for New York city to-
DAY.
Associated Press
Seattle, Wash, Sent. Progress
,iYa nrimnrieS are heine held today
The daily sentinel., 1912-09-07
BUGS" RAYMOND, FOUND DEAD FROM HEAT

League team. was found dead in a
downtown hotel at noon today.
The coroner's physician says that
Raymond's death was due to heart
disease aggravated by the excessive
heat.
The daily sentinel., 1912-09-07
QUARANTINE ON KANSAS
STOCK TO PREVENT
DISEASE SPREADING
sentincI snecinI srrNIcc.

Sentinel Special service.
Denver, Sept. The state
board of stock inspection today
asked Gov. John 4. Shafroth To
issue "a quarantine proclamation to
prevent the shipment of Kansas
horses into this state. The mystic
iiuuS disease, declared by experts
to he cerebro-spinal meningitis,
has killed horses valued mt ST.
100000. IL has spread from eight
To 26 counties, and all efforts to
stop the epidemic have failed.
smoke from funeral pyrc of hum
drcds of the horses which have
fallen victims to the malady
shrouds an area OF thousands of
acres.
IL is believed that the governor
will acced to the request and issue
the proclamation tonight.
The daily sentinel., 1912-09-07
kilbey Here.

kilbey Here.
Rev George A. Kilbey. father of
Director Alfred Kilbey of the Presby-
terian band, arrived at noon today
from Chicago and will spend several
days in the city on combined busi-
ness and pleasure.
The daily sentinel., 1912-09-07

In Paonia.
Mrs. Albert Lewis returned yester-
day morning to her home in Grand
Junction, after visit with her father
and brother. A. NJ. and Guy Patter-
son.-The Paonian.
The daily sentinel., 1912-09-07
HARDWARE FOUND IN CHICAGO TOOL SWAlLOWERS STOMACH
been operated upon.

been operated upon.
Ten of the knives had had bone
handles. but the bone had been dis
solved by the gastric juice. The
wooden-handled knives were still in
tact.
The daily sentinel., 1912-09-07
Mrs. Waugh in PnOnin.

Mrs. w. H. Vaughn of Grand
Junction, and Mrs. II. E. Chatfield of
Gypsum, Colo, arrived Thursday
night to visit in the home of their
parents on Stewart mesa. Mr.. and
Mrs. c. L. Wright.-The Paonian.
The daily sentinel., 1912-09-07
PRIEST ADMITS
SW|NDLE AFTER
FORTY YEARS
Michigan Woman Hears From
Fridr Who Beat Her Out
Of 100000 Francs.
Associated Press.

31oooSiabNo 1 lCao
Calumet, Mich, Sept. Mrs.
Mary Gillett, a widow, received a
letter today from priest in Rom
champ, France, her home 43 years
ago. in which the writer confessed
having swindled her out of 100000
francs by substituting his name for
hers in will which he was making
out for her great uncle.
The priest, who is now sS years
old, bess Mrs. Gillett to come to Ron
champ, forgive him and get her in
heritance.
H. b. Scammeil and wife went to
Whitewater this morning on brief
The daily sentinel., 1912-09-07
TElEGRAPHtRS IN CANADA WILL GO ON STRIKE

completion of the count Of the strike
vote just taken.
The result of the vote was unan-
imously against accepting the offer
Of the conciliation board OF Il per
cent increase in wages.
The daily sentinel., 1912-09-07
GUARDSMAN SHOOTS STRIKER
Associated Press.

Associated Press.
Charleston. w. Va. Sept. AR
tificer George Long OF the West Vir-
ginia national guard. shot one of an
attacking party of strikers while on
picket duty in the Kenawaha coal
field today.
The daily sentinel., 1912-09-07
Fisher Her,

Fisher Here.
DIR. c. f. Fisher of Sterling is a
visitor in the city today He will
speak tonight with other progressiyes
at Margery hall.
The daily sentinel., 1912-09-07
From Denver.

I From Denver.
I Carmon Layton, formerly promoter
of MOntrose-to-Parad railroad, is
/ here today on business.
The daily sentinel., 1912-09-07
In California.

In California.
James l.. Hamilton and family,
who went to California recently, will
remain in Los Angeles another
month.
The daily sentinel., 1912-09-07

Harry Burnett and daughter, Ha-
eel. left for Glenwood Springs this
morning
The daily sentinel., 1912-09-07

Editor Monte Crockett of the De
Beque New Era is here today from
the oil town.
The daily sentinel., 1912-09-07
Associated Press.

Chicago, Sept. Arthur (better
known in baseball circles as "Bugs'D
Raymond. formerly of Pittsburg but
recently with the New York National
The daily sentinel., 1912-09-07
DAILY FRUIT SHIPMENTS.

The following fruit shipments
in carload lots are reported by
the Grand Junction Fruit Grow
ers' association. This does not
include the heavy daily ship
ments by express nor by full ex-
The daily sentinel., 1912-09-07
Associated Press.

Anson, kans.. Sept THE
disease that has Killed . 600 hors-
es in western Kansas appeared
hero today when three horses
died. State Veterinary Shelter
made an examination and pro-
nounoed it to be the same un-
named disease that has been kill
ing horses elsewhere.
This is the first appearance of
the disease in the southern part
of the state.
The daily sentinel., 1912-09-07
To School

TO School.
Harold Todd leaves in a few days
for Chicago, where he will attend the
school of pharmacy of the university
Of Illinois.
The daily sentinel., 1912-09-07

John ]. Lumsden. who was &
tie lcwest bidder for the COM :.
nletion Of Main street bridge. g
viii start work within a few 6
days II is expected that the 6
bridge will be ready for pas 9
SAGE by December 1. 6
The daily sentinel., 1912-09-07
Associated Press.

Associated Press.
Winnipeg, Man. Sept. IA strike
involving 1000 railroad telegraphers
employed by the Canadian Pacific
seemed imminent today with the
The daily sentinel., 1912-09-07
To c. A. C.

To C.. A. C.
George BurcEhalter. who has been
assistant to City Engineer Romberg
for several months. expects to leave
in short time TO rEt. Collins to en-
ter tho agricultural college.
The daily sentinel., 1912-09-07
LOUISIANA S AYR ACCUSED OF
CONTRTVING DEA TIL OF 1st WIFE

contrived her death by poisoning.
Just before she died, according to
The daily sentinel., 1912-09-07
To Dragon.

To Dragon.
Mrs. A. Fishback left this after
noon for Dragon.
The daily sentinel., 1912-09-07

James X. Killian, clerk of the state
supreme court, is visitor in the
city today.
The daily sentinel., 1912-09-07
Udlock Home.

UdlOck Home.
E. E. Udlock returned at noon
from a business trip to the eastern
slope.
The daily sentinel., 1912-09-07
ROOSEVELT CHOICE FOR NEW YORK GOVERNOR TURNED DOWN

In Washington for the nomination of
full state, congressional. legislative
and county tickets.
Rain is falling in western Wash
ington.
The delegates chosen today will
meet in Seattle next Tuesday to lis
ten to an address by Roosevelt and
nominates the candidates who receive
the largest votes today.
Associated Press.
Helena. Mont, Sept. 7.-Although
complete state ticket was to be
nominated before night, the dele
yates were at sea this morning re-
9arding many of the places on tho
ticket The nomination of Dixon for
eenator was the only step that was
definitely decided unon
The daily sentinel., 1912-09-07
TODAY'S WHEAT MARKET.

Associated Press.
Chicago, Sept. To-day Septem-
her wheat closed at 90lR
The daily sentinel., 1912-09-07
BiCkel Back .

BiCkel Back.
Karl A. Bickel has returned from
business trip near Denver
The daily sentinel., 1912-09-07
100 CARS OUT OF PALIsADE

A fiat 100 cars of fruit left
Palisade this morning by way of
the Colorado Midland, accord
ing to the local Office of the
! road. This was the heaviest sin
gle days shipment ever hauled
! out of that little town.
The daily sentinel., 1912-09-07
REGISTRATION HEAVY.

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TO BEGIN WORK.

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The daily sentinel., 1912-09-07

SrF'llN, w aSii., ofpt' =. Ii'Sies-
i've primaries are being held today
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-02-15
lcAMPAleN REFLECTIONS


soun1 democratic policies alone In
sure success. There is no relation
ship between real democratic princi-
pies and expediency The democrats
recently scored two congressional vic
tories n republican districts OF Kan
sas, and accomplished that seemingly
impossible task ~ standing by demo-
cratic principles without wayering
says the Hugo ElusoniaH.
The people are weary ofShe repub-
lican partys management Of this
country they realize that the old
hoax of republican policies bringing
and maintaining prosperity is no long
er tenable; realize that panic has fol-
lowed panic during the past five
years, and that the trust lords milk
the consumers, no matter whether
We are prosperous or IN want There
has been political drunken spree,
commenced BY Mark Hanna and end
ing BY this lion hunter naming his
successor in the White House. The
people applaudea read bank state
ments, thought they were rich and
siraightway bought steel stock which
had unadulterated fraud as an asset.
When the people got financially sob
er. they ascertained that the stock
iobbers had preferred the preferred
stock and the people had only ex.
perlence for dividends
For Some Years the party III powar
has been promising to cub the
trusts. whatever that means There
has been prosecution Of some trust
concerns whilst the price Of butter
and eggs went above the paying pow
er Of the people The producers Of
food got but little more for their pro
ducts the consumers pay two and
three times as mueh taflil on rub
Der, presumably to protect our vast
rubber producing section, enabled a
few nabobs to hand the people bad
dose, and yet Nelson A. Aldrich. for
sixteen years the poohbah Of the re
publican party fixed that rubber sche
dule. By paying big tribute the gen
eral public has ascertained it has
been buncoed by the party in power
It is not doubted that the whole
people are determined to readiust ouI
national affairs such is certain. But
it must be remembered that oul
friends who fixed for trusts are men
tally capable of fixing for the change
Those worthless are becoming refor
mers in droyes. They wish to show
the people how 70 rectify past errors
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-02-15

even though said laws were made by
those now wishing to make the
change
The democratic duty IS a plain one.
It has not to do with individuals but
issuea. It As nationwide in its scope
and demands constant watchers on
the towers. We must lose no time
speculating on the fortunes Of amy
man Of the wants Of any particular
locality, but we must spike the planks
IN the democratic platform and say to
all Of the citizens Of these United
States that, If democracy be entrusted
with power. It win administer that
government for All Of the people and
0Jor no special class.
The republican leaders are not UNI
mindful Of the public mind They
realize their old campaign slogans
are Of no value and that former prom
ises have been broken They Will
pledge q change -will agree to undo
what they have done They win APP
pear IN a new garb, no matter wheth-
er the gentleman Of Cincinnati or
the Oyster Bay man be the captain
in command
1t remains to be seen whether the
democrats march straight ahead
trusting to the public for success, Or
whether the germ Of expediency has
polluted the great militant hosts of
our party II we proceed as demo
crats pleaglng democratic restoration,
we will win, even if the opposition
does doff the trist, wolf's skin and
appear on parade as lambs search
ing for a new pasture The people
have been fooled. Let US hope they
see the light and viii not let it again
be dimmea by the sophistries Of re
publican campaign managers.