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The daily sentinel., 1912-10-04
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The daily sentinel., 1912-10-04

Elmer Galyean was quito seriously
hurt Tuesday while on his way to
school in the morning. He was rid
ing on load OF apples, and, when
the wagon struck a chuck hole near
the old Mckay place, he was thrown
with considerable force to the ground
sustaining badly broken arm and
cuts and bruises on his chin and face.
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Lrunstlen,s Mon Leave.

j. J. Lumsdeu sent a force OF sis
men to. Cisco this noon TO do some
contract bridge wo1Hffor him there
They went west Oh No. 3
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Yesterday morning as Charles c,
Kiefer, who lives on a ranch just
east of Mack, was feeding the stock,
be noticed huge bird dying over
him toward pond that is on the
ranch. Curious as to what it was he
followed aud after watching il feed
ing for time, shot IT, The bird
proved 10 be large pelican with
gray and white plumagc with mark
ing5 of black From tip to tip it.
measured feet. The bill was T.
inches in length. 1t was sent to the
taXidermist in Grand Junction, where
it will be mounted and placed on e1-
hibition. From whence it came aud
why are mysterious. Perhaps swept
thousands of miles inland by u
mighty tempest, over valleys and
mountain peaks, bcwildered, its nat
ural haunts lost to ii forever, 1t set
tied on the little pond to rest and
feed, he only one of its kind iu all
these mountain wilds.
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Having Tousil Trouble.

Robert RhOno. one OF Grand juno
tious crack cyclists, is suffering from
a tousl affection this week and is
fearful that lie will not be able TO go
TO Salt Lake with The football team
neAt Neek.
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BRICK AND TILE.

Leave orders for brick and tile
with MS. We are exclusive local
agents for the Delta Brick d Tue
1ompany.-Milne 4 Milne, 90 Main
street 10-t-tt
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SATURDAY AND MONDAY AT THE
FRANTZ STORE.

For two DAYS only, twenty per cent
discount on all furs.
[AdvGrtisCmcnt-10-i-2tI
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Local Nun Elected.

Elder L. A. Curtis of this city was
reelected president of the Western
Slope Conference of Seyenth-Day Ad-
ventists at the meeting in Delta yes
terday morpiuS. J. l., Humbert of
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1h,v Mako You Feel Good.

The pleasant purgatiye effect pro-
duced BY Ghamberiain's Tablets and
the healthy condition of body and
mind which they creaie make ono
The daily sentinel., 1912-10-04
Goes to Cisco.

e. Marsden left this noon for Cis-
co, Utah, to work on Il bridge con-
tracing job.
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GlassforJ Reports.

]. c. GalsstOrd arrlYcd homo ms
noon from busy trip in the upper
Grand valley section He reports bus
incss sliding along pretty smoothly.
The daily sentinel., 1912-10-04
Gnrclnmcnl OR Hcrc.

The government fish hatchery car
No. I was in the city this morning
aud left for the Montrose and Gun
nison section With more small Try
for the streams of that section.
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Frscy Rcturns.

foscy Returns.
u. II. Posey returned TO his home
In bIontroso this morning, after
brief business visit here.
The daily sentinel., 1912-10-04

Frank Harris has returned from
Cne c. ID. Smith drug store at rrmta
md mas taken up uis old position in
tue lOJaI store.
The daily sentinel., 1912-10-04

An almost continuous stream of We
Noes u one ANA Or another mas
.een passing through De Beque
erLner to " rom nunung.
The daily sentinel., 1912-10-04

Mrs TOppin returned Monday
evening from Fruita, where she had
been to look after their ranch. They
were unfortunate enough to have
some 1000 pounds of grapes frozen
wave
The daily sentinel., 1912-10-04

AIra. M,AAster and daughters, wuo
--a.e 1een 'lslt,LB "er s.ster, Mrs.
--uC..eI, L..Ia suInIneI, us'e uev.ueu tU
U..l..Iu 4eIe ILr Lne WINTER.
The daily sentinel., 1912-10-04

Al Of the .esluents along Dry fork
..a,e lUrmed telepnone company,
ID ale pIeTarlng 10 put IN tner
.-e Ju-t do specify as pusslb.e.
The daily sentinel., 1912-10-04

Mr. Robinson and wife OF Bonita
,aney are expecting to move over to
the Plateau Iauey a little later on,
~ llrke LLelr home with a daughter.
The daily sentinel., 1912-10-04

Almost everyone is picking apples
either for themselves or someone else.
The daily sentinel., 1912-10-04

MIR. MlCCmbs has rented tie Dave
.-aKcr nCuse, and WIN lurnish 1t SO
ma. Lls daughters can iNe there Ior
--e WINTER ana attend school.
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Postmaster Heflin has purchased
.,lk residence. This is one OF
e nnes, residences in town, and
wIu make a beautiful homo for Mr..
and Mrs. Hcflin.
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read from the Garfield county line
into town. 1t is planned to take the
road around the present wash, max
ing an easy grade and bringing the
travel down Main street.
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Try a Sentinel Want Ad..
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Rnrhrr I,nder Wcptllcr

Rex Barber Is suffering from .
light case~of la grippe this week
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Instead Of remodeling the old Mas.
ser block. as was first intended, the
building IS being entirely torn down,
as by so doing more space will be
given in the new structure The
building will be modern in every re-
spect, furnace heated, and plate glass
front on both streets. The building
is now owned by o. o. Fellows &
Company.
The daily sentinel., 1912-10-04

Joe Mason and wife will move up
10 their homestead in a few weeks.
The daily sentinel., 1912-10-04

Rev. Mayo and Rev. Glover both
left on hunting trip Monday morn
ing.
The daily sentinel., 1912-10-04

MIR. Brown of the sugar company
was in town coupe OF days TINS
week, looking after the company !
interests.
The daily sentinel., 1912-10-04

Mrs. York and son Carroll expect
20 leave for the east in few days,
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Would You Pay IA cts. a Day for Good Servant
One Dollar Weekly Paws the B

Why You Should Join Now.
FlRST-Bannister Bros. &
Silcox have been allotted
90 Hoosier Kitchen Cabi-
nets to he sold at special
club price by the manu-
facturers OF this famous
cabinet.
SECOND-The advantage of
this club plan is to give
you benefit of the great
saving that comes from
the enormous volume of
Hoosier sales to the thou
sands who, like so Grand
Junction women, enroll
their names at once.
The daily sentinel., 1912-10-04

Richard Nelson shot big brown
hear up near the Wallace Creek nur-
series.
The daily sentinel., 1912-10-04

LAe happenings III tHs hlCH hg-
rieultural District OF Which It Is
the Center.
(By Sentinel Correspondent
Dr. Gothard was hunting the first
Of the week.
Mrs. York and son Carroll expect
70 leave for the east in few days.
Joe Mason and wife will move up
10 their homestead in Il few weeks.
Almost everyone is picking apples
either for themselves or someone else.
Rev. Mayo and Rov. Glover both
left on hunting trip Monday morn
ing.
Richard Nelson shot q big brown
hear up near the Wallace Creek nur-
series.
Mrs. Moffett is quite dangerously
i'll at her home, threatened with spin
al meningitis.
DR.. Gothard has moved his office
from the Brown building to the old
hotel building.
Dr.. De Beque is buying supplies
for his ranch. preparatory to putting
Wallace ON it in the spring.
The steam thresher has finished
the grain in the Bonita valley, some
Of 1t running very heavy to the acre.
Dave Mckay and wife have decid-
ed to move up to the upper ranch.
Jim Hayes will also move UP there,
toe.
Mr.. Rettenmeyer and family have
moved down from upper Roam creek
into the old Ostrom place for the win
ter.
Dan Grant is visiting with his par
ents in Tennessee; but will return in
me spring to take up his work at the
nursery.
MIR. Brown of the sugar company
was in town a coupe OF days TINS
week, looking after the company 5
interests.
Frank Harris has returned from
Cne {. ID. Smith drug store at trmta
md mas tahen up nis old position in
TIE iotaI store.
An almost continuous stream of We
Noes u one ANA Or another mas
.een passing through De Beque
e,Lner to " from hunung.
...fa q nj u.
.-4.e Leon ,lslIILB ner sihter, MIS-.
--uC..eI, J"Is suInIlei, nave dev.deu 10
U..l..4u .eIe ICr tne WINTER.
A.I Of the .esluents along Dry fork
live lUruied a Ceiepnone company,
ID ale preparing 10 put IN tneT
.-e Ju-t do speedily as pussib.e.
MIR. MlCCmbs has rented tie Dave
.-aKer uCuse, and wan iurnish 1t so
.nat ms daughters can i've there IOr
.-e ".nter ana attend school.
Mr.. Robinson and wife OF Bonita
,aney are expecting to move over to
the Plateau Iauey little later on,
~ moke LAelr home with a daughter.
Postmaster Heflin has purchased
4,lh leslueLCe. Il MS is one OF
e Anes. residences in town, and
van make a beautiful homo for Mr..
and Mrs. Hcflin.
DE Beque made up quito a purse
and a string Of teams to work on the
read from the Garfield county line
into town. 1t is planned to take the
road around the present wash, max
ing an easy grade and bringing the
travel down Main street.
Mrs. Toppin returned Monday
evening from Fruitl, where she had
been to look after their ranch. They
were unfortunate enough to have
some 1000 pounds of grapes frozen
on the vines during the recent cold
wave.
Elmer Galyeau WAS quite seriously
hurt Tuesday while on his way to
school in the morning. He was rid
ing on load OF apples, and, when
the wagon struck a chuck hole near
the old Mckay place, he was thrown
with considerable force to the ground
sustaining 4 badly broken arm and
cuts and bruises on his chin and face,
L. =. Civil Service Examinations.
The United States Civil Service
The daily sentinel., 1912-10-04

Mr.. Moores, who was assaulted by
a refractory boarder Wednesday
evening, has recovered from the at
tack and is able to be around.
The daily sentinel., 1912-10-04

Dan Grant is visiting with his par
ents in Tennessee; but will return in
me sprlng to take up his work at the
nursery.
The daily sentinel., 1912-10-04

: ,e Movements OF the People OF One
Of Mesa County's Best Towns, and
the Happenings in the Rich Ag-
rieultural District OF Which It Is
the Center.
The daily sentinel., 1912-10-04

Dr.. Gothard was hunting the first
Of the week.
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(By Sentinel CorrespondsntJ
The daily sentinel., 1912-10-04
rulta News Notes
'Hhar N, Peopl, \r, Dong
rom DAY 70 Day in the i've.
! irrl, CIT, u RI over
,ilr,

rom DaN 70 Day in the i've.
rrl, Civ II RI ! over
rilr,
Riley Miller is assisting W. II. Coz
in the store at Mack this week,
Mrs. Lafe Young visited at the
ONE of Mrs. T. D. Bowman yester.
day.
Miss Anna Knowles was n guest
at the home Of Miss Mac Young yes
terday.
a. Lee Hampton, republican can
didate for county superintendent,
was a Fruita visitor yesterday.
DR.. and Mrs. Masser returned
home after a few days visit with
their daughter. Mrs. Carl Osborn,
l.. n. Frankie, =. II. Smith and
p. b. Ncnieu of Denver, wore regis
tered at the White House Thursday
William Harris, engineer for the
Cedar Ridge company, Is in from
Eulice and is stopping at the White
House.
Mrs. Genie Jones and Mrs. Charles
Turner came in yesterday from the
Turner ranch, where they have been
spending the summer.
Mr.. MOores, who was assaulted BY
4 refractory boarder Wednesday
evening, has recovered from the at
The daily sentinel., 1912-10-04

Mr.. Rettenmeyer and family have
moved down from upper Roam creek
into the old Ostrom place for the win
ter.
The daily sentinel., 1912-10-04

Mrs. Moffett is quite dangerously
i'll at her home, threatened with spin
al meningitis.
The daily sentinel., 1912-10-04

DR.. GOthard has moved his office
from the Brown building to the old
hotel building.
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Will You Be a "Hoosier'
Member?

hSAlDNl
THlRD-The membership
SHALL BE LIMITED TO
ONLY FIFTY cabinets,
and they will be sold at
the national fixed price on
special terms OF S1.OO cash
membership; S1.OO week
ly dues.
FOURTH-Cabinets shall be
delivered as soon as S1.0O
membership is paid, to
each member.
FIFTH-Those who want n
HOOSIER Cabinet should
enroll their names at once
to avoid disappointment
when the club is filled.
Remember. this offer clos
es when 80 members have
joined.
THE NCyTT yTkV
The daily sentinel., 1912-10-04

Dave Mckay and wife have decid-
ed to move up to the upper ranch.
Jim Hayes will also move up there,
toe.
The daily sentinel., 1912-10-04

Dr. De Beque is buying supplies
for his ranch, preparatory to putting
Wallace ON it in the spring.
The daily sentinel., 1912-10-04

Riley Miller is assisting w. II. Coz
in the store at Mack this week.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1912-08-29
MOLINE WOMAN
is RESURRECTED
DR.. ostrom Performs Operation
When Body Had Already
Become Rigid.

Through the efforts of DR.. Louis
Ostrom Of this city, Miss Mabel +.
Ahl, 1929 Seventeenth avenue, Mo
line. has practically been resurrected
from the dead, and is now on the rap
id road to recovery, whereas some "a
hours ago her family had given her up
for dead.
Miss ALL has for some time past
been i'll with typhoid fever, and dur.
ing the latter stages of the malady a
complication set in, when an abscess
formed in the larnyx, which practical
ly shut of her breathing, the passage
being almost entirely closed.
Yesterday morning at 2:30 the
young lady had already started to be
come rigid and was gasping FOL
breath. DR.. Chester Sloan telephonet
10 Rock Island for DR. Ostrom, whC
arrived as Miss Ali was breathing
her last BY the insertion of glass
tube in the passage Of the larynx
however, the young lady was able t,
breath freely for the first time il
weeks and soon the color returned
10 her cheeks again. She is now o.
the rapid road TO recovery.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1912-08-29
A WONDERFUL
NEW SOAP
Possesses Rare Virtues Over
Ordinary Soaps.

Poslam soap-different from and su-
perior TO all ordinary soaps for toilet
and baths the latest product OF the
emergency laboratories, propTletors OF
POsiam, the famous skin remedy.
The unique feature OF Poslam soap
is that Il contains Poslam in its en-
tiTety, combined with an absolutely
pure soap base.
This is commentator indeed TO those
who know the virtue OF POslam, the
marvellous healing remedy through
which so many thousands of cases OF
eczema and other stubborn skin trou
bles have been mDlefely cured.
Poslam SOAP is rendered antiseptiC
and geTmicidal IL is the safest and
most soothing nursery soap and viii
not irritate even the tender skins Of
chatting infants. II improves the health
color and quality of the skin. beagti
fies ccmpleXions. renders the hands
soft and velvety. An unusually large
and lasting cake. price. % cents Fol
sale bv A Riess y. W Steiner. II
o Rolls and al druggists
For free s3wula write 20 fha Emer
gene lsbora tories 20 West Twenty
fifth street. New York city.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1912-08-29
EXECUTIVE COUNCIL TO
HOLD REGULAR MEETING

The following call to the members
Of the executive council of the Mems
Federation Of x Island, has been
issued by IT, tary, Writ Taylor.
calling for next Monday
evening. 'a call follows:
Gentlemen: You are requested to be
present at meeting OF the executive
council Monday evening, Sept. 2, 1912,
at 1870 sharp. at the Association house
637 Seventeenth street
The object OF the meeting is to per-
feet the organization. select the com.
mjtte", prepare for the active work for
the year and act upon such other mat.
tiers as may be brought before the ex-
ecutive council.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1912-08-29

Britain we are moved to a realization
that we must now. before it is too
late. prevent a growth OF the labor in
terests in similar circumstances in the
United States. We must all, capital
and labor alike. curb and guide that
tremendous force so that it will hurt
neither itself nor capital.
The instant presence Of the task
and the problem make the establish.
pent OF this system at this time nee
essars. That the system will perform
its expected functions l have the as
surance not only Of myself but of men
who like me, have devoted years &c
Fsbe study of conditions"
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1912-08-29

Washington, Aug. ga weekly
publication which II is hoped will
become a powerful mediator between
labor and capital Is projected by
James Milford Place, OF this city,
who recently announced that plans
on which he has worked 20 years
are now ready for final consumma-
ton.
Mr.. Place hopes for the develop
ment Of this publication into a mighty
moral force, to which both capital
and labor will bow. Its editors, he
says, will be an advisory council OF
25 men. known by the people for their
ability, their integrity and their char
fly.
More and more the laboring man,
the worker, the toiler, feels that he
Is not deriving a just return for his
toll More and more. on the other
hand, the man OF great riches is learn
ing that the toiler is not receiving all
that he ought to receive" declares MI.
Place.
Many Of these rich men are now
seeking ways in which TO divide their
wealth. They are studying how to
give away their money. For example
we have only TO look close az ham
at the bill introduced IN this session
OF congress by Senator Gallinger OF
New Hampshire to incorporate the
Rockefeller foundation with power 10
/ hold 100000. 900 only 80 promote the
well-being and advance the civilization
( Of the peoples Of the United States
and its territories and possessions and
of foreign lands.
/ AS a branch OF the growing desire
OF employer to share with employe
there are many examples Co-opera
1 tive work is being done everywhere
The Massachusetts savings bank in
surance and pension system is an ex
ample. The Nelson company's sys
TEN at LeClsire, H., now being spread
throughout the south, is another.
when George W. Perkins made
an announcement a few years ago tina
he was quitting the Arm OF J. Pierpon
Morgan & Co. TO devote the rest of hi
life 70 the succor of labor. felt tina
labor had received an uplift that NJ
one else could give II, because Mr.
Perkins knew the needs OF labor ant
had experience in profit sharing worl
in the United States Steel corporation
and the International Harvester com
pany.
Now, however, that he has drifte'
into politics, the benefits OF his ar
nouncement may be questioned"
The growing power Of labor also I
evidenced in congress, Mr.. Plac
! thinks.
a few years back our congress ha
= as members no open advocates of tn
} toiler Today any one Of Is or 2
p congressman I might name would d.
? clare with emphasis that they are fo
r the workingman, and stand ready I
. vote for any legislation that wOul
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1912-08-29
BURKE TO REBUILD LIFE
Philadelphia Councilman Returns to
Philadelphia. Pa, Aug. 29.-William
His Home to Overcome Past.

Philadelphia Councilman Returns to
Philadelphia, Pa, Aug. 29.-William
His Home to Overcome Past.
]. Burke, Philadelphias reform coun-
Gilman who disappeared Aug. Is. after
writing a confession that he is an ex-
convict, and second story worker, and
resigning from the city councils, has
returned TO the city and became rec
onciled to his wife and step-daughter.
who have been loyal to him through
! his troubles.
! After greeting his family at 2020
| East Tioga street, Burke Immediately
went to the home of John l.. Fehr. the
! local business man who offered to set
Burke in the cigar business provided
he would come back. Burke will take
charge of the cigar store.
Following his talk with Mr.. Fehr,
Burke told details OF his downfall, and
he gave the name of the former cor
Wet who drove him from his position
as a reform councilman to a back
room in a lodging house on West
Thirty-sixth street, New York, where
he has been hiding since his disap-
pearance.
When l went away" said Burke.
81 shaved off my mustache. | did not
want anyone to know me. | fought
ont the battle with the assistance OF
my wife 1t was hard for me to come
back to Philadelphia and face my for
mer friends, but there was no other
way.
q shall accept the offer Of Mr.. Fehr
because | wish to and because it has
been the only real offer Of position
have had. Other people have talked
large. but Mr. Fehr is the only one &c
come forward and say: Here is pc
sition; come and get on your feet once
more and lead a respectable life"
Burke said certain persons had at
tempted TO make capital out of the
fact that he was a reformed council
man.
Just because was an anti-organiza
ion councilman is no reason for gsnl
papers to take advantage of the tact
As a reform advocate in councils,
was for reform and believed that th'
S crooks should be driven from poll
. tics.
= q am done with politics forever.
1 am a poor man. and have had to boz
row money in small amounts ! hav,
borrowed a small sum from an organ
ization politician. | was so grateful
p that told him If the time came whel
| could do anything for him in com
ollie 1rou1d he Glad IN do an Tho
man has construed my statement. an
has told people that he bought me 70
a miserable 50 loan. That's polite
, didn't have it.
When / first made my confession,
{ Burke continued, certain people d.
clared was lying-that | was seekin
notoriety. One newspaper suppresse
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1912-08-29

the name OF the convict who black
mailed me. The other newspapers
didn't have
The eXconvict who blackmailed me
was Jimmy Foley, a man who has
known me for 25 years We worked
alongside of each other in the harness
shop at Charleston prison. When
was youngster in New York he was
stall for gang of pickpockets
Later he went west. and came east
landing in Charleston. He got every
cent | had, and after made my con-
fession he left Philadelphia.
! Foley will never blackmail me
again. and now out | fight the battle
of life, no matter what people may
say"
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1912-08-29
KEEP TlEDEMANN
BUSY EXPLAINING

similarity OF names is making life
miserable for William F. Tiedemann,
hookkeeper at the local office of the
Mueller Lumber company. His many
friends find It good sport to call him
w and inquire whether or not It was
he who was arrested in connection
with a recent robbery at Cambridge.
ILL.,, in which a William Tiedemann OF
Rock Island was thought to be impll-
Gated. The Tiedemann who was ar
rested easily proved his innocence
when srraigned. William F. Tiede,
mann, bookkeeper is being made the
butt OF many Jokes nevertheless be
cause OF the similarity OF the names