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The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-12-24
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The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-12-24

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The daily sentinel., 1912-09-06
Idaho Springs
Mecca For Hay
Feuer Victims

Idaho Springs, Colo, Sept. c.
Idaho Springs has become mecca, to
which scores of sufferers from hay
fever from Denver and other parts
of the state are fOcking. following a
discovery recently by j. A. Allen for
its cure by a simple and effective rem
edy.
Two days only are required, says
Mr., Allen to rid sufferers OF the
prevalent summer disease and he has
opened resort to care for his pa
tients. A daily mountain climb in
.p,i'a sfusAsss - " aplr3 his colosy5
and a chicken dinner he says are a
part of the remedy and he declares
that in no case. however obstinate
in its nature. which he has treated
has he failed TO effect a cure.
His theory for the treatment of
nay fever followed a study of the
disease which yearly relentlessly
seizes in its grip some 100000 per-
sons in Colorado He put 1t into
practice recently with remarkable re-
suits and the establishment for the
cure of hay fever followed.
Already several hundreds of suf-
ferers have left his resort without a
symptom of the disease, and Mr.. AL
len is positive in his declaration that
it can be easily cured.
The daily sentinel., 1912-09-06
MIDLAND WRECK
NARROW ESCAPE
FOR ENG|NEMEN
1O5 Crashes Into a Rock Slide
Near GIenwoOd Sprlngs.-The
Engine Is Capslzed;; None
Hurt in the Accident.

What might have been one of the
worst wrecks in history of the Col
orado Midland was narrowly averted
Thursday morning when westbound
passenger train No. l05 crashed into
a rock slide near South Canon. The
engine was turned over on its side
and the baggage car was hurled from
the track, but no once was injured.
The track walker had just passed
the spot few minutes before and
found everything clear. But down
from, ia top OF tina npaAtai4cplup-
ged an avalAachaao of rock ard dirt
and .pfied high s-tn6 tkHek f3fese effs
gihe crew saw the debris In. time
to shut on stedm, but, could not pre-
vent the crash. That the whole
train was not in a mass of splinters
and that scores of people were not
killed or MANNED is inexplainable.
The fireman and engineer had espe-
cially narrow escape from death. The
train was routed by way of the
Grande tracks to Newcastle.
The daily sentinel., 1912-09-06
FRUIT BELTS
GET GAMES IS
COMM N RULE
Ruling Forces lnterStatGs TO
Play Champ Game With In
terurbanS to Settle The
Local Race for Pennant.

According to n ruling Of the ma
tional baseball commission. received
yesterday by Secretary II. 7. Vorbecl1
of the City Baseball League, tine
Fruit Belts are awarded the two
postponed games that should have
been played between them and the
Majestics and are tied with the In
terstates for first place Both teams
have won 9 games and lost 6 and
both claim the pennant
Arrangements are now being made,
for championship game to decide
the winner Of the league pennan, for
a week from S.indsys -.iih sfss should.
be the best ball game seen here since
the old city team played on the local
lots. The Fruit Belts have always
been the stumbling blocks in the way
OF the lnterstates. and with both
teams going good. the game should
be dandy. Final ARRANGEMENTS
have not been made for this, how
ever. but will be complete this
week.
The daily sentinel., 1912-09-06
FOREST FIRE
STILL RACES
ON RESERVE
Blaze, Uncontrolled, Has DeyaS
tated One Hundred Acres, and
Cannot Be EStlnguished
Within Several Days.

One hundred acres of virgin tim
Der on the Battlement Mesa forest
reserve has been devastated by the
forest fires which started last night
and all efforts of the volunteer fire
fighters under the direction of the
rangers TO stay the course of the
flame have been unavailiug.
The fire is on Kimball creek. 80
miles northwest of De Beque and
practically north of Fruita. II is
probably 45 miles from the latter
town. II covers an area in Garfield
county, but is close TO the Mesa
county boundary.
Because of the fact that it is full
ly Is miles to the nearest telephone
news from the secene Of conflagration
is very meager.
A ranger called up De Beque this
morning, announced that the pro-
gress of the fire had not been stayed
and urged more men to respond to his
call for help. He Immediately dash
Continued on Page 81
The daily sentinel., 1912-09-06
WELL KNOWN LOCAL
LADY SUCC0MBS
AT HOME
Mysterious Death Is Assigned
TO Heart Failure by Physicians.
NO Relatives Present. Had
Locked Up the House.

Mrs Edna d. Story Tawney, aged
"a, wife of r. a. Tawney and very
well known here. was found dead in
bed at her home, at the corner of
Sixth and Ouray. this noon. by her
son-in-law. w. q. Hirons. principal of
the Franklin school, Death was
probably due to heart failure, al
though no definite cause has been as
signed by the physicians in attend
ance.
1t Is believed that Mrs. Tawney
died some time this morning. she
had been living alone in her home
during her husbands absence, who is
at the sheep ranch at McAndrews,
Colo, some 100 miles east of here on
the Uintah road. airs. Tawney's s
four daughters are away from Grand
Junction-Mrs. w. q. IIirons being
in McAndrews. MissssRarbara and
Goa nepine in CaiifoYifia, and Miss
Milma Tawney in McAndrews. at the
ranch. All have been notified by
wire. No funeral arrangements have
been made
Mrs. Tawney for the last few days
had been complaining of i'll health.
although yesterday she stated that
she was feeling better. Prof. Hirons
who felt uneasy over her condition,
went TO the home yesterday and
found the doors and screens locked.
de secured entrance and found Mrs.
Tawney about to retire. She told
him she was feeling better. and said
that she did not fear being alone
in the house, having stayed there
alone for several weeks this summer.
This noon Mr.. Hirons, feeling un-
easy, tried to get in the house, but
rallied and forced a way. in through
the hack door. He found Mrs. Taw-
ney dead in her bed, without a sign
f a struggle. Physicians were sum
= oned, and 1t was stated that she
had not been dead very long.
Mrs. Tawney was very we'll known
in the Methodist church, where she
took an active part. Her daughters
IRE well known here, Miss Catherine
being teacher in the local schools.
ISIS Barbara a popular high school
irl Mr. Tawney Is brother of
'Hnes T. Tawney congressman from
Minnesota. and republican leader
In the house of representatives.
Mrs. Tawney was not known to be
troubled with heart failure, but had
complained of stomach trouble to a
certain extent. She had told friends
lately that she was feeling poorly,
brt refused to call physician
Her death is terrific shock to her
many friends in Grand Junction. who
rad never supposed that she was ILL.,
The daily sentinel., 1912-09-06
bud" KnowIes,
Athlete, Is a
Married Man

Boulder. Colo. Sept G.-Robert
Riley Knowles, better known here by
friends as Bud" and remembered
as one of the best football players
and track athletes who ever attended
the University of Colorado. married
the sweetheart of his college days,
Miss Caroline Oldland, at the home
of the brides parents AT Meekor,
Colo, Yesterday.
The wedding may be classed as an
other of the romances which had their
inception at the University of Col
orado. as both Mr.. Knowles and his
bride are graduates of that institu-
ton. II was while attending school
here that they first met. and when
Miss Oldland was a freshman in the
university five years ago Mr.. Knowles
began the courtship happily ended al
the altar in Meeker last night.
The daily sentinel., 1912-09-06
FAIL TO CONNECT WALDO OR GAYNOR WITH
"VICE TRUST IN HEARING IN NEW YORK

that no disorderly houses should be
raided without his Instructions.
inspector Hayes then told me
that he understood that his orders
were not to raid disorderly houses
without specific instructions from
me-" Waldo continued.
Had you ever given him such or
ders?" asked the counsel represent
ing the department.
He was never given any instruc-
ton of that character in any form
whatsoever" Waldo replied.
Does not Mayor Gaynor direct
your policy toward vice?" was asked
of Waldo.
He does not" snapped the COM
missioner.
"As matter of fact. you did not
expect Hayes to raid disorderly hous-
es within his district did you2"
81 expected him to raid every dis
orderly house as to whose operations
he could obtain evidence"
you knew. didn't you, that dis
orderly houses had flourished for six
months in Inspector Hayes district;
that those houses were operated ev-
cry day and were not being raided?'
Yes; knew it. | knew that dis
orderly houses were flourishing in
that district for year; but | pre-
sumed that Inspector Hayes was
making every effort he could to close
them up"
The relationship between Mayor
Gaynor and the New York police de-
partment, the mayors attitude with
respect to vice and the excise prob
lens and the extent to which the po-
lice department followed his public
declarations of his attitude formed
the lyaein of the crOsErexaminafion of
The daily sentinel., 1912-09-06
KLUGE GETS SUPPORT OF UNION LABOR
ORGANlzAT TONS OVER WHOLE STATE TODAY

Announcement was made D. Den
yer today that the United Federation
of Protective leagues. one Of tie lar
gest union organization in the coun-
try, and which is associated with the
Colorado Federation of Labor, has
taken decided stand in favor of the
nomination of Herman w. Kluge of
Palisade for lieutenant governor and
will urge laboring men all over the
state 10 support him.
The wide publication of the action
of these bodies will mean that Mr..
Kluge will get practically the solid
labor vote of the state. Mr.. Kluge
was very active in the Denver Trades
and Labor Assembly when he resided
there. and that body will also urge
his election.
The daily sentinel., 1912-09-06
Carolina Election
Frauds Stir State
Associated Press

Associated Press.
Columbia, S. C.. Sept 6.-In re-
sponse to the call OF the democratic
state chairman, the funds for an in
vestigation of the alleged election
frauds are growing. Counties from
which no rumors of fraud had come
now are reporting specific instances.
In Greenwood county one of the
boxes had "a more votes in it than
there were names on the registra-
tion lists. Another box had IS and
another 10 more than the lawful
number.
In Darlington county IS names not
on the registration lists appeared on
the polling lists. and in many instan-
ces voters repeated.
The daily sentinel., 1912-09-06
NEGREsS JUMPS BONO AFTER ARREST ON
RIVALS INFORMATION; WRITES TO CHIEF

Arrested on information supplied
by woman she tried to have arrest
ed on similar charge. Mrs. Winnie
Williams, a negress living at 127
East Colorado. skipped her bond of
800 today and left the city. She
was arrested on the charge of keep
ing a house of ill-fame and her
bondsmen were Tom Fields and A.
n. Anderson, who are out 800.
The story of the case is of jeal-
Gus scrap between two colored wom-
en-. both of whom had been under
police suspicion for several weeks.
For the last few days Chief of Po-
lice Hutchinson has been receiving
anonymous letters from person,
signing Citizen" who stated that
a woman at 1875 Colorado avenue was
The daily sentinel., 1912-09-06

Associated Press.
New York, Sept. 6.-Rhinelander
Waldo, New York's commissioner of
police, was the first witness called
to the stand today at the depart
mental hearing of Cornelius G..
Hayes, a deposed police Inspector,
who is charged with making false
statements concerning the commits
sioner Douglas C. Mckay, first
deputy commissioner, presided.
Waldo testified that he called be-
fore him on August IA various in
spectors of the department to ascer-
tain which one Of them. if any, had
given an anonymous interview, that
was publish ed that day, to the effect
that orders had been given by Waldo
The daily sentinel., 1912-09-06
Associated Press.

Shreveport, La, Sept. "a plot
by which Mrs. c. c. Bailey couspired
to rid herself of her husband, who
Is a wealthy lumber-mill owner. and
A. l.. Watson aimed to do away with
his wife, was revealed today by Sher-
iff Flourney. who says he has the
written confessions OF both Watson
and Mrs. Bailey, who are under ar
rest.
The sheriff says that Mrs. Watson
was killed in a Texas town several
months ago. Then Watson came to
Metcalf, La, obtained employment in
Bailey's lumber mill and was taken
into the Bailey home as a member
of the family. Bailey was murdered
Monday night.
The daily sentinel., 1912-09-06

keeping a suspicious house.
Chief Hutchinson investigated. and
in the meanwhile obtained letter
that was written by Mrs. Williams,
telling her friend that Grand juno
tion was an easy" town, but that
that old cat of a socialist chief of
police watched things pretty close. "
The handwriting compared with that
of the anonymous letters, This let
ter mentioned several matters rela-
tive to the white slave law that may
result in an investigation.
The woman was arrested yesterday
but her male companion escaped. She
promised to appear at court today
with an attorney to fight her case.
but it is said she left for the west last
night.
The daily sentinel., 1912-09-06
HASKELL LOST
ENTIRE STORE;
WILL REBUILD
Former Local Man Wires From
Ocean Park That the Flames
Wiped Out His Pharmacy;
Business Was Insured.

Confirmation of The Sentlnel's eX-
elusive story yesterday that George
L. Haskell probably lest his drug
store in the Ocean Park blaze is con-
tanned in a message received by Ed
win A. Haskell this morning.
Mr.. Haskell informs his brother
that his building and contents We're
completely destroyed. although he
was partially protected by Insurance.
He expects to open up again as soon
as the insurance adjustors have fin
ished. Next time he will probably be
1pcateds In a less dangerous district
aanttvwAi 9tock his est : bifslasent NTH
even better assortment OF the goods
of his trade than before 't-- = -a..
The loss of the beautiful store is
keenly felt by Mr.. Haskelrs friends.
Neither he nor any OF his clerks or
close friends were injured.
Mrs. Emery Knowles and family
are here from Cisco visiting her
mother. Mrs. Henrietta Sieber.
The daily sentinel., 1912-09-06
Three Extra State Ticket
Filed Toduy; Viii Combine
To Defeat Stewart Bunch

OF Moutrose is the candidate for the
long term senatorship.
The Citizens ticket is still another
branch of the Republicans Of Denver
and is headed by Henry J. Arnold
and the city administration Frank
e. Moody Is the gubegnatuTial eau
didate
Each Of the petitions had sufficient
signatures. and will be placed on the
ballots before the general election.
Continued on Page 81
The daily sentinel., 1912-09-06

Sentine, special Service.
Denver, Sept. 6.-Three independ-
ent state tickets were filed today with
the secretary OF state They are:
Roosevelt, Progrcsslyes and Citizens
tickets.
The Roosevelt ticket is Identical
with the Progressive or national
Bull Moose ticket. except for Denver
candidates for minor Offices. Edward
p Costigan heads both tickets for
the governorship and Frank D. CatlIn
The daily sentinel., 1912-09-06
Rushing Marines
to Managua Today
Associated Press.

Associated Press.
Corinto, Nicaragua, Sept. 6.-All
of the American marines who ar
rived here on board the California
are now on their way TO Managua.
The first battalion departed yester-
day, and was followed today by the
second battalion and $50 blue jack
cts from the cruiser Colorado.
Some of these men are to be used
as guards along the railroad and the
remainder go direct to Managua to
reinforce the American guards who
are already at the capital.
The revolution is losing ground,
according to the reports received
The daily sentinel., 1912-09-06

minister the dose
Monday night Watson crept into
Bailey's house carrying n heavy AK.
with which he murdered Bailey.
When ! raised that AK" Watson
is quoted as saying. Ito strike that
sleeping man. ! said to myself: This
will send my soul to hell. That's
where | belong. and the sooner | am
hanged the better will I be satis-
fed
Watson is 40 years old and has
three daughters.
The daily sentinel., 1912-09-06

Waldo by counsel for Hayes. Objec-
tions to this line of inquiry were si-
'enced when the counsel explained
that he was trying to prove that the
mayors policy was one under which
the social evil was recognized as an
unconquerable problem which had to
be endured, but that the evil had to
present an appearance of decency;
that, in failing to raid disorderly
houses, Hayes was merely reflecting
this policy.
The daily sentinel., 1912-09-06
New York Aghast at Daring
BurgIaries; the Police Fail In
All Efforts to Find Criminals

Associated Press.
New York. Sept. 6.-One OF the
most complete jobs of wholesale bur
glary ever accomplished in the city
OF New York was discovered early
this morning when the police were
called to an History building at I'm
iN ersity place by the sound of bur-
glar alarm from the 9Th floor. 1t
was found that the burglars had gone
through every one OF the first eight
floors, which were occupied by clo-
The daily sentinel., 1912-09-06
AS CLIFTON SEES IT.

The aviation meet at the Junction
st week was the real thing. And
remained for two young but enter
Drising newspaper men to pull off n
stunt which all the old-time promot-
RS of the city had SHE'D at because
f the expense and risk involved
'lifton Success.
The daily sentinel., 1912-09-06
MURDERS PARAMOURS HUSBAND AND HIS OWN
WIFE SO THAT OWN UNION WOULD BE POSSIBL E

When Watson was arrested. he at
first declared that Bailey had been
slain by burglars.
According to the confessions, Mrs.
Bailey and Watson, three months ago
at Flanagan, Tex, entered into a
compact whereby Watson was to poi
son his wife and Mrs. Bailey her hus-
band.
Watson did away with his wife
without arousing suspicion; but re-
peated efforts by Mrs. Bailey failed
because she did not know how to ad-
The daily sentinel., 1912-09-06
Associated Press.

Associated Press.
Helena, Mont, Sept. 6.-The COM
pletion of the temporary organiza-
tion and the appointment OF COM
mittees are expected to occupy to-
days session of the state progressive
convention. which will convene here
this afternoon.
Senator Dixon, the director of the
Roosevelt campaign, has arrived, and
will take part in the framing of the
platform.
The progressive state committee
Will meet before the convention to
select the temporary officers. 1t has
been decided informally to make SEN
ator Dixon the temporary chairman
If he will accept.
The daily sentinel., 1912-09-06
BEGIN NEXT WEEK ON
NEW SEWER DISTRICT

: Shipments of tile which left
Denver on the 9TH of this month
are expected here next week,
: and, as soon as the material
arrives, Commissioner Vedder
and his men will begin work on
J the new sewer district in Craw-
: ford's addition.
All the technical and legal
; obstacles are cleared away, and,
, as soon as the tubing arrives.
the big digger viii be set TO
, work.
The daily sentinel., 1912-09-06
MRS. R. A. TAWNEY FOUND DEAD IN BED
AMERICANS
ENDANGERED
Associated Press

Associated Press.
Washington, Sept. 6.-American
Ambassador Wilson was instructed
by the state department today to
urge upon the Mexican government
the dire need of federal troops in the
northern part of Mexico to protect
the Americans in that section.
Frantic appeals that have been
sent To the department tell of dan
gers threatening the Americans and
call for help.
The daily sentinel., 1912-09-06
EMPEROR CLOSES VISIT
TO SWITZERLAND TODAY
Associated Press.

Associated Press.
Zurich. Switzerland. Sept G.
The German emperor concluded his
risit here today
His majesty was very cordial when
taking leave of the Swiss president,
to whom he expressed his pleasure at
having had the opportunity of wit
Messing the Swiss army maneuvers
The daily sentinel., 1912-09-06

thing manufacturers. and had re-
moved several truck loads of mer-
chandise.
1t is believed that the total loss
Will reach $4,000.
New York. Sept. 6.-Burglars en-
tered hat store on lower Broadway
some time between Sunday and Tues
day and stole 5000 imported Aus
trian velour hats which We're valued
at $4,000.
The daily sentinel., 1912-09-06
CHAMP SERIES
BEGINS OCT. 8

3 Associated Press.
: st. Louis. Mo-. Sept. 6.-The
= series of games TO determine
!, the worlds baseball champion
= ship will begin October S. ac-
& ccrding to President Johnson OF
:, the American League.
6 Z, = = g, = = . g = g . . &.
The daily sentinel., 1912-09-06
Three Mity Aimen Were Dashed Death in Flights Today

Eng G(Hy Associated Press omars their while
in d Cap Hnt hd tai Stewart with him apr ron II bp:T
tive IA Or d f make
it q o. =
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ing notgm Imenm g, the B urmyh ddn nake
report o the un n n d win
The daily sentinel., 1912-09-06

Last Chance to Register.
Tonight is the last chance 10 regis
ter for the state wide primaries and
the county clerks Office viii be open
until o'clock for this purpose. The
registering has been very heavy to-
day.
The daily sentinel., 1912-09-06
NEWS OF THE MOOSE
News of
Associated Press.

News of
Associated Press.
Syracuse. n. Y, Sept. Comp
troller William A. Prendergast of
New York city still loomed large as
the leading candidate for governor
when the state progressive conven-
tion reassembled today. There were
predictions that his would be the
only name presented.
The daily sentinel., 1912-09-06

Here on Visit.
Mrs. George St. John and son,
Kenneth, from Helper Utah. are
visiting at the home OF her sister,
Mrs. c. u. Lance.
The daily sentinel., 1912-09-06
Associated Press.

Associated Press.
Crookston, Mimi. Sept. 6.-on his
way to North Dakota, Theodore
Roosevelt passed through here early
today.
He was scheduled to make his prin-
cipal speech in Fargo. before tho
state pToRIegstye copYlptjQr,
The daily sentinel., 1912-09-06
HAS SOLD HOME.

2 Announcement was made this
2 morning of the sale of John b.
2 Mann's fine residence at S35
2 Ouray avenue to Mrs. Mabel
Lambertson of Pittsburg. Pa.
2 Mrs. Lambertson is a recent ar
2 rival in the city and is associat-
3 ed with other Pennsylvania peo-
pie in the Big Park land project
: in Glade Park. The considera-
3 tion is 81. 500. Mr.. Mann ex-
2 poets to remain here, but Mrs.
2 Mann's health forces her to
? seek lower climate during the
2 winter months. She will return
? here next spring, leaving about
3 the middle of the month.
The daily sentinel., 1912-09-06
WOULD COST CHICAGO
S15O,0O0,0O0 FOR new
SUBWAY SYSTEM THERE
Associated Press

Associated Press
Chicago, Sept. 6.-The proposed
ubway system for Chicago as now
p AIMED will cost $3.50. 100000.
No plan of financing this improve
ment has yet been agreed upon.
The daily sentinel., 1912-09-06
TODAY'S WHEAT MARKET.

Associated Press.
Chicago. Sept. 6.-Today septent
'ber wheat closed at 9OA
The daily sentinel., 1912-09-06
; 8 9 g s g $ g g 8 ; $ 6 g 8 8
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-
prasc parc
The daily sentinel., 1912-09-06

Back from Denver.
r. G. Miller came back from a
Denver business trip this noon. He
has been gone several days.
The daily sentinel., 1912-09-06

1t now seems that not only will
MIR. kluge get heavy western Col
orado vote from both parties. but
Will be one of the strongest candid
ates in the whole primary race His
friends will hear of his good fortune
with satisfaction.
The daily sentinel., 1912-09-06

w. G. Struthers returned from the
Plateau valley last night, after
business trip.
The daily sentinel., 1912-09-06

Judge Sprigg Shackleford is ex-
pected home today from Gunnison.
where he has been holding court.
The daily sentinel., 1912-09-06

Miss Edith Brouse of Plateau City
is here visiting her mother. Mrs. Il
ID. Brouse.