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The daily sentinel., 1912-10-30

To receile from me publishers book bearing ones
auhor schc yci Undergraduate in college an
honor dccordcd many. Miss EreiyH HoSmer grad
uafc Of hr Grand Junction high school, senior in the
Dnvcr nIirrrSiy enjoyed mrh distinction, according
dbpmch from DcHver Her book-and her first one
"Raising CAIN college story and concerns number
Of her frieHd in The Denuer lvcrSiy although me name Of
fe college in The story fictitious Miss Hosmer the dangh-
Of John g. Homer formerly Of This CITY, and, 'oh her
sister Miss Carrie Hosmc is making for herself IN
d. Z. she is me annual board and is member Of The
Beta Phi sorority
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Discussing three Dieasnres-the good-roads bill, the I'M
migration bill and hhc Moffai munei bHa HoHparfisaH
meeting at c progeSSiue headquarters h eveng iVo dbe
Drngc Chamber of Commerce. fhe Real Estate Exchange and
other commercial organizations Of te city III political
parties approvr me Of aotHg these speakers OPP
porfh1y of being heard these issues The speakers
Roy Padgc and H. c. BoscS. They ask that large number
Of and ask Them many questions they
please upon any of e measures They sill be here bu day
Both gentlemen arc prominent Deuver business and
able speakers these subjects.
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6 NUNS CREMATED IN FLAMES

ing until the walls began to crumb-
lc.
Mary of the Cross Mother Superior
returned to the dormitory when she
heard the cry of a child that had
been forgotten 3pd few minutes
later appeared at a window with the
baby in her arms. A ladder was
placed against the wall and Fire
Chief Wright was climbing to the
rescue when Mother Superior and
the child fell back into the flames.
The daily sentinel., 1912-10-30

Every few days unsupported and
unfounded declarations are made
here in Grand Junction to the effect
that the election Of Woodrow Wilson
industry and the closing of the Grand
means the running of the beet sugar
Junction sugar factory.
Such statements are absolutely
false. They are time worn campaign
cries used in every campaign in an
effort to keep the republican party in
power.
Early in this year Senator Gug-
genheim. who like all other trust bar
ons, is bending every effort to defeat
Woodrow Wilson, declared that the
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27 BOOSTERS IN 8 CARS LEAVE FOR SALT LAKE;
HAM|L TON HEADS MIDLAND TRAIL ASSOCIATION
SUPERDREADNAUGHT NEW
YORK LAUNCHED IN THE
PRESENCE OF 10000
Associated Press.

New York. Oct aO-The Super
Dreadnaught, New York. the great
est battleship ON earth, was launch
ed today from the New York navy
yard in the presence Of forty thous-
and. President Taft and the secre-
tary of Navy was there. Elsie Cal
der. daughter of representative VIM.
NJ Calder of Brooklyn, christened
the battleship.
The president sat on n platform
with Secretary Meyer, Governor Dix,
Admiral Osterhaus, j. p. Morgan
and others.
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\ Remarkable Show.

The clever and comedy juggling
and the % miniature comedian act
at the Orpheum this week are GER
tainly worthy Of especial notice. Sew
eral hundred local people were great
ly peased by the show last night and
are busy telling their friends of the
good attraction
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Recovering from Attack.

Miss Marjorie Meservo of White
water, who has been suffering from
an attack of appendicitis, Is recover
ing at her home. An operation was
not necessary.
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:
POLICEMEN ARE INJURED BY
STRIKERS IN PICKET RIOT
Associated Press.

Little Falls, n. Y. Oct. 3O.-Mich-
ael Haley. special policeman was shot
and Detective John Kennedy of Al
bany was stabbed today in a riot in
front of the Phoenix mill. The
trouble started when Chief of Police
Long attempted TO break up pickets
at the entrance. Kennedy was stab
bed while going through the crowd
to help the chief. He says a wO-
man used the knife, cutting his ear
and neck. Several strike leaders
were arrested.
Try Sentinel Want Ad.
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Here from 1T. Collins.

John j. Jenkins formerly resi-
dent Of the Fruita end of the val
ley. but who recently moved to Ft
Collins, where he bought out laun-
dry, is here attending to the harvest
ing of the crop on the place he still
OWNS
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Visiting on Homestead.

Mrs. Agnes COsgrOVe-DOuCet and
children returned home today after
a delightful little visit last week to
Mrs. Mary A. Stewart on the home
stead of the latter northwest of
town
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Miss LLOYD Returns,

Miss Maxine Lloyd of, the Boyer
House, returned this noon from a
months visit in North Platte, Nebr.
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Coming Home Soon.

The Glenwood Avalanche says:
MIR. and Mrs. Neeb returned to this
city last night after spending a few
days at the Smith ranch at Sun
light They will stop in this city a
day or so en- route to their home in
Grand junction.
The daily sentinel., 1912-10-30
LII in Whitewater.

Mrs Emma Moore Of Whitewater
is suffering from severe attack OF
infilammatory rheumatism.
The daily sentinel., 1912-10-30

Z. Il. MOhler of Fruita was up
from that busy little neighboring
city yesterday.
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Judge Black Here.

Judge r. j. Black of Montrose
democratic candidate for district
judge was here the fore part of the
week on business
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GOV. WILSON IN NEW JERSEY
Associated Press.

Associated Press.
Philadelphia, Oct. 3O,-Governor
Wilson left here TO-DAY for the second
day of his campaign In New Jersey.
He will speak tonight at Burling-
ton
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Benge Gets Back.

b. NJ. Benge, shoeman. returned
this noon from Denver. where he
went last week on business.
The daily sentinel., 1912-10-30

Goes to Frisco.
C.. Hayman left this morning for
San Francisco, after visit here with
old friends.
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Going to the Springs.

Lee Morse of the local high school
expects to leave this week for Colo
RADIO Springs to viist friends and to
take in the football game there Sat
urday.
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TURKS RECOVER FROM DEFEAT
AND REPULSE BULGAR|ANS TODAY
Meager Reports From the Front Show That the SuanS Men
Will Retrieve Themselves and May Save the City Of
AdanOpIe. e.-PanCN Troops Are Executed

The failure of Abdul Hamid to ar
rive at ConstantinOple, and that
Whittier was being removed from
Saloniki seems to confirm the report
that the railroad between the cities
has been destroyed.
Turkish troops, defeated by the
Servians and oMntenegrins are ar
riving by the hundreds in Bosnia,
after having crossed the frontier.
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Associated Press.

Associated Press.
London. Oct. 3O.-The Bulgarian
army was defeated by the Turks at
Visa. Remil and Serai yesterday ac-
cording to an official dispatch to
the Ottoman embassy here. The
Turks lost eight hundred killed and
wounded.
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Associated Press.

Associated Press.
Constantinople, Oct. 3O.-Three
hundred Turkish officers and men
have been executed in connection
with the panic among the Turkish
troops at the battle of Kirk-KiIisseh.
The Thibodaux sentinel. (Thibodaux, La.) 1905-1912, 1912-01-20
} FUGITIVES IN CITY
Revoiutlonlsts said TO Be Hiding In
New Orleans From Detectives.

Western Newspaper Union News esrvies.
New Orleans.-Never before has
there been SO many United States
secret service men In the city. and
each and every one Of them is making
a still hunt for filibusters.
The flibustering plot began in
Brownsville, Texas, and 1t seems that
the United States officials learned Of
it, and as a result there were IS secret
indictments found against men con-
nected with the affair. When 1t was
given out that the United States gov
ernment was after the suspects there
was an exodus from Brownsville and
nearby places, and 1t seems that most
of them came here and endeavored to
hide. But Immediately there was a
call for a full force of United States
secret service men and 20 or more
are camping In the city, working day
and night in an endeavor to get the
fugitives.
The Thibodaux sentinel. (Thibodaux, La.) 1905-1912, 1912-01-20
PLANTERS WANT REfINERY
TrShsportation Facilities Foor and
Heavy Crops cause Llss.

Western Newspaper Union News essviea.
Cecf1ia.-The farmerh OF this 10
cality have been endeavori1g to in
duce capital to construct a lugar re-
flnery at this place to handle the
crops cultivated in this vicidtty. ,Ce-
celia is situated on the Friico Rail-
road and Bayou Teche, witch will
soon be q navigable stream through
the operation of the locks, and 10 con-
sidered the garden spot in Sk Martin
parish. Farmers have grown 35 to
40 tons Of sugar cane to the acre. and
realize that the inability Of the road
to remove their present crop necessf-
tates the construction Of SINE such
mill to handle this rapidly growing
industry.
The Thibodaux sentinel. (Thibodaux, La.) 1905-1912, 1912-01-20

Peking.-A bomb was thrown At
Premier Yuan Shi Kais carriage Mon.
day. Two soldiers and the horses
attached to the carriage were killed.
Yuan Shi Kai has been repeatedly
warned that attempts would be made
against his life. Friends have urged
the premier to capitulate and others.
fearing his assassination, urged him to
take refuge in the foreign concessions
at Tien Tsin. The revolutionaries
have more than once threatened Yuan
with dynamite. The premier. how
ever, Informed Sir John Jordan, the
British minister, that he did not fear
assassination. A guard Of twenty-five
cavalrymep usually escorted his car
riage through the streets Of Peking.
The Thibodaux sentinel. (Thibodaux, La.) 1905-1912, 1912-01-20
:NEWssOF LOUISIANA
q
expessdImshte sd q Aass New
VI Member On Its
~ otdls.
GENERAL GRANT INsPecTs
FaegnersgAre Taking MoreO interest
81 Ii Scientific Farming as Is Srown e
by'sehoo' Attendance.


Western Newspaper Union News Service.
Baton RouGe.-Louisiana State Uni
versity began it, regular work after
~ twelveday recess. The next few
asseeks III be pretty busy Tor the stu
senk6 ~ tke exarninat ttons. = Only =
short time OF. The first of these be-
ginning January 20. The examinations
will run for a week, the second term
beginning later. e. s. Tucker former
ly connected with the bureau Of ento-
mology Of the national department of
agriculturefor many years, has been
added to the staff Of the L. s. u. ex-
pertinent station as specialworker in
the study of insects injurieds to rice.
During the past year Mr.. Tucker
studied the insects in relation to the
harm done by them to the rice in the
field, and now will make asstudy OF
the harm done to the rice in storage.
He will make his headquarters in
Baton Rouge, but will give much of
his time in the southwestern Louisiana
rice fields.
The Thibodaux sentinel. (Thibodaux, La.) 1905-1912, 1912-01-20
AMMUNITION 8eikG SHIPPED
NeMa orleans 10 Thought to Be 9ase
o6RevoIutionary Party. e

wess4h Newspaper Sso SBson New. Service. @
New Orleans.-Eyidence indicating
a more widespread revolutionary plot
against Mexico than has heretofore
been attributed toSfhe opponents of
the Madero ADMINISTRATION has come,
to lightGn the d1gcovery of the shipS j.
mentsof at leastseight carloads Of, am
nutrition and explosivesafrom points
in PennsylvatniagAnd Ne% Jersey to
New Orleans within the past so days.
'Thefact that these shipments were
detcured at points northSpf NeXSpr.
leans is said to have been clearly es-
tablished. leading to the suspicion that
the real destination@@as one of the
gulf ports between this city and Mo-
bile from which filibustering expedi-
tions have cleared unobserved In the
past q addition to these eigh ear
leads. With a estimated total 81
more than 200. 900 pounds Of munitions
Of war, agents Of the Mexican govern
ment assert that one firm in New
Orleans has shipped $50 rifles per
week for the past five weeks to points
in Texas near the MEXICAN border.
The Thibodaux sentinel. (Thibodaux, La.) 1905-1912, 1912-01-20
Nominations by TAFT.

Washington.-Among nominations
sent to the senate Monday by the
presidentis that Of Civil Engineer H.
r. Stanford as chief Of the bureau
Of yards and docks with rank Of rsas
admiral. He succeeds Admiral r. C.
Holiday.
e. v. Morgan Of New York was
nominated for ambassador 70 Hs14
and r. s. ingalls, Of New Mexico wae
named for surveyor general 0f ASt
x0na.
The senate also confirmed the nom
nation Of DAN A. Campbell ~ post
master at Chicago.
The Thibodaux sentinel. (Thibodaux, La.) 1905-1912, 1912-01-20
BH.B0ND SOLD
cny Maks ssSeood Bargain With Bond
. = DeaIers-$14o,ooo for Schools

wcstern-Neyspaper Union News servtes0
OLakeC arles.-Re city council has
voted to ssll therscently.voted $780,
600 city school building bonds. Ohio
bankers being the purchasers.SeThe
OHIO badkers pay par and accrued In
terest from the date Of the bonds.
Fe9saary IL. 'paheethme delivered,
which vii probably betn April. The
city pays ,2,ooosput tie ithograpSfhs
Of the bonds win be done at theeex-
pense of4he purchaseras this to per
haps be $500. TheScost tasthe city
wilpbe about s1.7odsa1l Of which viii
be counteracted by tie amount Of &C.
crued interest until delivery. As soon
as details canbe worked out and the
sal& approved. active plans for the
construction OF four modern, nre-proof
School buildings for Lake harles will
be e3seun 3e 10
The Thibodaux sentinel. (Thibodaux, La.) 1905-1912, 1912-01-20
CITY BEING SUED
Saloons Object ss6 High License
SLevied by City Council.

Western Newspaper Union News Service.
New Orleans.-Another suit design
ed to test the right of the city to levy
a high license for conducting saloons
in this city was filed ipathe civil dis
trict court by the same Attorneys who
recently brought test suit W collect
from the city taxes paid for conduct
ing saloons, and which licenses were
alleged tdgbe violations of the state
laws. The suit was brought in the
name ofIouis A. Barre, who AYERS
that on january 3 Lestendered to the
city of New Orleans $50 for license
to conduct a. saloon, and that theecity
Officials refused to issue him ~ IL
cense unless he paid $252.50, which
was the amount fixed by city or
dinance for conducting saloop.
The Thibodaux sentinel. (Thibodaux, La.) 1905-1912, 1912-01-20
EGYPTIAN COTTON READY
State May Be One to Participate IN
@the Distribution Of Staple.

w ~ ~
Western Newspaper Union News service.
'NeW Orleans.-A dispatch from
Washington nannounces that the de,
spartment of agriculture has enough
seed ofAcclimated Egyptian cotton TO
plant several hundred acres was made
at the department. DR.. Carl S, eSco-
field, agriculturist in charge, S9has
gatheredsthe seed. and 1t was sal said
that thesplant could be grown com.
1dereially this Year.
. Experiments with the Egyptian
plant have beeneconducted for several
years, and the department experts be-
lfeye, thatoit can be grown profitably.
Plans fpf growers associations to buy
machinery for cultivation are being
made. -
Egyptian cotton, the department
contemplates, will be grown in the
Southwest and III southern. California.
PIanssfor general cultivation ii the
South have not been made Cd
The Thibodaux sentinel. (Thibodaux, La.) 1905-1912, 1912-01-20
n News. OF LOUISIANA! |!
%. a. Q g,
80 - = g o..
Police Court Of Shreveport Crit
=. lc.zedBy lcommis-
: g .sioner. d
CITY 9 SETS ]. BIC BOND ISSUE.
Mexican Revolutionary PIotters Flee
From sT.exas to Escape Secret
-. -. Service Men.O "

W0Uyc1us5NSWBpSpe1 ~OnlOu N0WS -0xvAcDs
o. )ShreveporI.-Inhis annuals report
to the city council Judge s. G.. FULL
lore, commissioner Of the department
of public safety, declares that The
conduct of the people hae been
measurably better than heretofore,
and that the Improvement has been
brought about despiteNthe fact that
thescity Judge has hindered the efforts
Of the 'policesby his apparently unjus-
tifiable conduct as regards some of
the alleged violators. The city judges
attitude sreports Judge Fullilove. is
without explanation9or justifcation'
During the'yeaprl911 there were 1913
arrests by the police. 1nstthe nth city court
3,6oS cases were tried, but the convic;;
stions totaled only 1907. This attfs
tude causingecriticism has been rela,
'tiyeSto the Trial ofSprohibitiop and
gambling, law cases. Out of 256 ar
rests for the prohfbitiondaw there
were only. 70 convictions in the city
court, the. percentage Of convictions
being only 90, inscomparisonsto per-
ceptage' of 60 foff ali .othercases tried.
The. nessimposed on svagrants was
too low also. declared the commissions
.er. tsThere :wereee17 arrestssfor va
grancy, but 'the number would not
havs; been. SO large had dahe fines been
The Same complaint is made
in :regard.to the manner in which the
.aatomreabilsas rs, violations we're hand
led iHissthe city courts There were only
215sarresh during the veal. for drufs
kenness .ands sS4o' for drunk and disqf
derly. which, in Judge Fulliiove's opins
len. ssasnot bad. showing.
The Thibodaux sentinel. (Thibodaux, La.) 1905-1912, 1912-01-20

Would Make Louisiana Port Best.
New Orleans.-James w. Porch,
president Of the Progressive Union.
and q member Of the Belt railroad
commission. appeared before the dock
board and urged that Endorsement be
given the plan to add to the present
wharf facilities by building five float
ing wharves or barges. upon which
freight could be lghtered to vessels,
and the vessels loaded from both the
wharf and the river side. at the same
time. Mr.. Porch pointed out that
with the lighterage system added to
the present splendid dock facilities
New Orleans would offer finer oppor.
tunities for quick dispatch Of vessels
than any other port in the world.
The Thibodaux sentinel. (Thibodaux, La.) 1905-1912, 1912-01-20

eeffsraI Grant oSlqspection Tour.
New Orleans.-Jackson barracks had
a distinguished visitor in the person
of General Fred Grant, commander
Of the eastern division of the United
States army, who was accompanied by
his aidsde-camp, Lieutenant Marion
w. Houze@They were conveyed to
the historic post below the cityln an
automobile and were received by Ma
jor Samuel Kephart 6commander Of
the New Orleans artillery district, and
his staff of officersS General Grant,
who is on ansinspectionstour Of the
army posts aid Notifications in his
department, went down to thesbar-
racks to Inspect the buildings and
governmenk property there.
The Thibodaux sentinel. (Thibodaux, La.) 1905-1912, 1912-01-20

Jennings.-WilliamB B. Evans, one Of
the oldest citizens of southwest Louis
lana, ended his life by drinking car
bolic acid. At an early hour Mr..
Evans arose and went to a neighbor's
and informed his that he was not
feeling well and requested this neigh
Dor to telephone to his son, G. B.
Evans, to that effect. The son ar
rived to find his father dead from the
effects of the acid. He left letter
with full directions as to the funeral
he desired, and that his troubles were
more than he could bear.
The Thibodaux sentinel. (Thibodaux, La.) 1905-1912, 1912-01-20
QUITTING Cane for Cotton.

Quitting Cane for Cotton.
Franklin.-The refinery at This place
will continue grinding for another
month. A number of planters In the
central portion of the state have de-
cided to quit planting cane and go
back to cotton, and have sold all Of
their seed cane to others. The
continued rains have made the roads
almost impossible. and it was hard
work to get enough cane to the mills
to keep them going.
The Thibodaux sentinel. (Thibodaux, La.) 1905-1912, 1912-01-20
.s3',t' uSEgp IN ELECTIONS I
:uLsERsoN wouLrsaET ACTION
ON BILE.
Resolution introduced Last June.
Files Order for Discharge Of Conn

Washington. a. Senator Culberson
Monday tookssteps to bring out from
under the ether his senate resolution
No!SE9 which directs the committee
On privileges and election to investi-
gate how much money was contrib
uted to carry the elections Of 1904 and
1908 and who contributed It.
This resolution was introduced by
Senator Culberson on June % Of last
year and was referred to the COM
mittee on audit and control Of the
contingent expenses OF the senate. be-
cause II contemplated the axpeudi.
ture Of money 70 carry ON the inyees
Ihga..on. Senators Bri&x of NV Jel.
sey. Dillingham; 81 Vermont and Bris.'
tow of Kansas are the three repub-
lican members, and Clark Of Arkansas
and Williams Of Mississippi the two
democratic members on the contin-
gent expense committee. The ordt
nary, informal personal prod having
failed to resuscitate the sleeping reso.
luton during the past seven months.
Senator Culberson Monday filed an
order for the discharge of the COM
mittee from further consideration Of
the measure, and gave notice that he
would Immediately demand action on
the resolution with view to its adop
ton or rejection.
The resolution asks that the com.
mittee on privileges and election as.
eestain the amount OF money sub
scffbed and paid to every committee
Of any political pagty, to any mem
ber of such a coihh1ttee, or to any
person on behalf of the committee OF
its treasurer by any person, firm, cor
poration or committee to influence the
result Of the general elections of 1904
or 1908, and the respective amounts
subscribed or paid. The committee ID
to be given the fullest power over wit
nesses and their books and to sit dur
gsthe recess OF congress. It is d.
rected to report to the senate what
measures are necessary to further pro
hibit or curtail such contributions
80 as to lessen and confine them
to proper and legitimate objects In
relation to such elections and prevent
undue or corrupt use Of money in such
elections"
The move seemed to interest sena
tors, but did not elicit any comment
The Thibodaux sentinel. (Thibodaux, La.) 1905-1912, 1912-01-20
School Bonds Garry UnanImousl,

School Bonds Carry Unanimously.
Raceland.-The election for spe-
cial 6-mill tax for ten years and also
for the issuance of bonds and to float
same, was held at Race!and and was
carried without dissenting vote, The
election was held in school district
No. Q and was for the purpose Of
ascertaining the feeling of the tax
payers of this district on a proposition
recently submitted by the school
board to erect a high school building
this year and to ra'se special tax
lor the erection of the school
The Thibodaux sentinel. (Thibodaux, La.) 1905-1912, 1912-01-20
Trappers Only Gamers.

Tfappero Only GaTner0.
Abbeville.-The New Year was cele-
brated here, although the past year
has been very disastrous to all inter-
ests. With the rice and cane crops
practically lost and the high water
drowning cattle by the hundreds,
Vermillion rounded out the year 1911
with large balance ON the debit side
Of the years account No less than .
half million dollars have been lost
by the farmers. The trapper IL the
only man making money In this SEQ
ton now.
The Thibodaux sentinel. (Thibodaux, La.) 1905-1912, 1912-01-20
White. and Negroes Fight;

Lutcher, La-As the result OF q
New Years eve dispute, Raymond
Menedez, white, and Harry Woods
negro. are dead. Menendez, in COM
pany with bunch of other boys, were
preparing to celebrate, when they
got into a controversy with two ne
pnoes. and one of them, Harry Woods,
shct ant killed Menendez with shot
gun. Mike P;zzutta, night watch
man. then killed the negro. The other
negro is under arrest. The cause OF
the dispute Ii not known.