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The Sentinel=record., 1912-09-25
MEN AND RELIGION.

Atlanta, Ga, Sept. 24.-BringIng to an end the successful campaign of tae "men and religion forward movement to close disorderly houses in Atlanta, Chief Of Police Beavers today ordered that all such places be closed within five days The inmates will not De turned into the streets, but the police will prevent entrance into the houses of anyone not living there.
The Sentinel=record., 1912-09-25
COMMISSION GOVERNMENT.

Jackson, Miss. Sept. 2i-At an election held here today. Jackson voters decided to adopt the commis- sion form of city government, 76O to 2l4. Another election will be ordered Tor the purpose Of electing commits sioners and the change of municipal methods will become effective on Jan. ]. 1913.
The Sentinel=record., 1912-09-25

The implicit confidence that many people have in Chamberlain's Co.sc, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy is founded on their experience in the use of that remedy and their knowledge of the many remarkable cures of collie, diarrhoea and dysentery that 1t has effected For sale by all dealers
The Sentinel=record., 1912-09-25
BOWELS SLUGGISH, STOMACH SOUR,
 GASSY, UPSET? CASCARETS GREAT!

That awful beehng pain the
 
 feeling full of beyou stomachs antt Try they stomach remove inc undigested rom rhe liver and off the Then stomach trouble ~ s0u
The daily sentinel., 1912-05-04
IS INJURED BY
GAS EXPLOSION

News reached this city a few days
ago of the serious injury of Mrs. A.
S. Barnes in Denver. Mrs. Barnes,
who is the mother of Earl G. Barnes,
well known local railroad man. was
reported to have been knocked uncon-
scious by the explosion of a gas heat
er in her home in Denver, but re.
ports received today Indicate that hei
injuries were much less serious.
The accident occurred last Mon
day, and when the explosion came
Mrs. Barnes was standing near the
heater. a portion of the stove struck
her in the face, but making no per
manent hurt.
Mrs. Barnes is well known in this
city, where she resided for many
years. removing to Denver last Feb
ruary. Her many friends viii rejoice
to learn that the accident was not
more serious.
The daily sentinel., 1912-05-04

he stories the Denver newspapers have been running about
Mrs Brown, and the fact that she has realized her ambition
and gotten within the sacred of Denvers exclusive
sasey by being smiled upon by Mrs Crawford He'll the So
ca dictator of Denver enough disgust healthy Aner
The fact that Mrs Brown was on the Ii
anic proved the opening Denves Exclusive 26 To
of thinking this certainly grewsome thing to trade
with for social triumphs Mrs Brown will find her laues as
heroine of the Titanic fading pretty rapidly she continues to
permit herself to be made pawn for Mrs. Crawford Hill and
her crowd Denver and if she continues to allow the heart
hrb artists of several of the Denver papers to write columns
sush about her from day to day.
The daily sentinel., 1912-05-04
Try a Sentinel Want Ad.

Now is the time when taking off
overcoats, your clothes should be
kept nicely cleaned and pressed to
insure the good appearance so neces-
sary to every business man in every
day life. We are experts from .ong
experience. Phone Suitorlum, Jet.
1853. OUR WAGON WILL CALL.
The daily sentinel., 1912-05-04
Local Contractor Hurt.

George r. Mason, the local con-
tractor, was badly bruised and sha-
ken yesterday when he fell off of a
scaffolding on a pile of lumber. He
was working on the Nelson sanitar-
tum. He was thought to be seriously
injured until examination showed
that he was only bruised. He will
be confined to his bed for few
dayS
The daily sentinel., 1912-05-04

More than million postcards and other styles
of literature advertising Coorado many advantages and
on will be mailed other from all Colorado
May 49, That is rout Season POSTCARD day. officially aside
the calendar yesterday by proclamation from Governor Shat
roth. This splendid and effective boosting feature.
The daily sentinel., 1912-05-04

We rise ask Did Golfers Weekly or any of its little
mtaor seek show the personnel the southern
republican delegates the national convention when Teddy
Welt manipulating these southern delegates bring about
his nomination and the nomination of Roosevelt
candidate in I9oS History NO Yet the southern re-
publican delegates that made Roosevs nomination possible in
of exactly the class and grade the southern
republican delegates in 1912.
The daily sentinel., 1912-05-04
To NIontrose.

DR.. w. A. Squires, the local dent
list, accompanied by his wife, left this
morning for a short visit with his
parents, MIR. and Mrs. w Il. Squires
of MontrOse. DR.. Squires will re-
turn Monday overland in an auto.
The daily sentinel., 1912-05-04

We told that Mayor Todd has received of letters
from socialists throughout the country urging him get the
for the socialist nomination for president of the United
Well, would like Grand Junction candidate
president and the socialists the could farther
and fare much failing nominate the Grand Junction
mayor Get into the runing Mr. Todd: We wish we'll
The daily sentinel., 1912-05-04

Rhody Kenehan and of his fellow officials are
gagged the dsageeabe pame of making remarks about each
other Rhody that the funds aren't good ond
ton Governor Shafroh says Rhody off his base and
The daily sentinel., 1912-05-04

With IS added his list of instructed delegates Pres
idnt Taft will have majority of the in the national
venton assured This doesn't look promising for Teddy
does tespecay Teddy needs 3I3 delegates order
control.
The daily sentinel., 1912-05-04

Local Weather Observer Nichols doing splendid work in
keeping the fruit growers close touch with the weather situation
during the present critical period of the spring Mr. Nichols is
a capable and a most conscientious official.
The daily sentinel., 1912-05-04

English be really angry the know
ledge that President Taft letter his dear friend Theodore
Roosevelt declared that the object of Canadian reciprocity
to make Canada adjunct Of the United States
The daily sentinel., 1912-05-04

We sincerely glad that of the representative
socialists of New York dnouncng vigorous language
the action of those agaors who trampd upon the Anglican
flag a meeting in New York recently.
The daily sentinel., 1912-05-04

That poem of Dr. Edrdges written for and published by
The Sentinel yesterday has been enthusiastically declared
of the finest poecal tributes this valley 1t
is most deightfuI group Of
The daily sentinel., 1912-05-04

While have admiration for Bruce smay we think
that the citizens of snay Tex and lsmay, Mont who
ing have the of their changed making fools
of themselves.
The daily sentinel., 1912-05-04

Now and then official seeks get a little advertising
for himself by commenting and making threats concerning
some freak feature of the ant-drnking law
The daily sentinel., 1912-05-04

That English investigation of the Titanic horror doesn't ap
be vigorous the hearing the American
Quoted. Just the difference in the countries you
The daily sentinel., 1912-05-04

The newspaper world lost powerful factor when Homer
Davenport died The work of the great artoonst left its imprint
on many mighty political campaigns.
The daily sentinel., 1912-05-04

Let all be boosters for good clean baseball for Grand
Junction this season, and plenty of it.
The daily sentinel., 1912-05-04

The innocent prate of his little children is given
the of a Denver mans insanity We don't believe it.
The daily sentinel., 1912-05-04

The democratic convention is still proving a
of bitter disappointment the republican newspapers all
because the onesded affair they had hoped for
The daily sentinel., 1912-05-04

Roosevelt declared yesterday that he entitled the Sup
port of all of ALL parties lust another sample of the
Roosevelt and gall
The daily sentinel., 1912-05-04

just received car of Spring Seed
Wheat, and car of Wild Gunnison
hay. We also have Alfalfa, Timothy
and Flax Seed. Timothy Hay and
three grades of Alfalfa Hay. Quail
fly the best and prices right.
All kinds of Chicken Feed. Salt,
Axle Grease and Machine Oil.
Promptly delivered TO all parts OF
oty
EASTMAN FEED STORE.
pSone Jet. r6t 10 So. 9th st.
The daily sentinel., 1912-05-04

Charles w Ford's plan bring many visitors here while
the fruit full bloom excellent We for it.
The daily sentinel., 1912-05-04

Delta, neighbour is dreaming about commission form of
government these days.
The daily sentinel., 1912-05-04

And Jack Frost generously overlooked us again las
The daily sentinel., 1912-05-04

SUBSCRIPTION RATES:
Mail Carrier month in advance so
Mail or Carrier one year IN advance 500
And Jack Frost generously overlooked again last night
Delta, neighbor, is dreaming about commission form of
government these days
all be boosters good clean baseball for Grand
Junction this season, and plenty OF it.
innocent prattle of his two little children is given
the Of Denver mans insanity. We don't believe it.
Charles W. Ford's plan to bring many visitors here while
the fruit trees in full bloom excellent We for it,
Roosevelt declared yesterday that he is entitled sup
port of all men of ALL parties Just another sample of the
Roosevelt nerve and gall
The newspaper world lost powerful factor when Homer
Davenport died The work of the great caoons left its imprint
on many mighty political campaigns
Now and then official seeks get little advertising
for himself by commenting and making threats concerning
some freak feature of the ani-drinklng law.
That English investigation the Titanic horror doesn't APP
be vigorous the hearing the American
Quoted Just the difference in the countries, you see.
The democratic convention is still proving
of bitter disappointment the republican newspapers all
because was not the onesded affair they had hoped for
While have admiration for Bruce Ismay we think
that the citizens of smay eX and smay Mont who try
ing to have the of their changed making fools
of themselves.
That poem of Dr. Edridges for and published by
The Sentinel Yesterday has been enthusiastically declared
of the finest poeal tributes this valley written 1t
is most delightful group of verses
We sincerely glad that representative
socialists of New FORK dnoucing vigorous language
the action of those agaors who trampe upon the Anglican
flag a meeting in New York recently
The Washington times., 1912-12-24
INDICTED
FOR Sending BAD
LETTERS TO WIFE
Twenty.three Are Held on
True Bills by Twenty.third
Grand Jury.

Suggesting sort Of hoodoo. the
grand jury yesterday the twsnty-third-
returned twenty-thrss indictments to
Criminal Court No. I. four Of the cases
involving alleged misuse Of the mails.
viscount Alphonso de Thisrry was In.
dicted on charge Of sending obscene
letters to bis wife. He addressed her
a. "the widow" Il 10 alleged, and used
French IN applying the Objectionable
terms.
Fred Rogers was indicted twice on
charged Of sending obscene letters
through the mail, one to Major Syives.
ter. superintendent Of police. and the
other TO young woman. The contents
Of the letters wero not set forth In the
Indictment.
Marceiie J. Belmont. alias Michael ].
Borg. an inmate Of the Soadiers' HomAs
II charged with criminal libel IN IN
indictment. II being alleged that be OBJ
tained Q picture from . young woman
after paying attentions to her. and then
resorted to threatening means to do
away with the parental obje1tions.
Mansiaughter 10 charged In IN indict.
ment against Joseph Childs. colorsd.
who IL alleged to have killed William
L. Manuel. white, by knoscking him
down at the District stables In August:
Other true bills presented were: Grand
larceny. Walter Singer and Benjamin
Lanxsion; embcxzlement, John VIII.
llamr. two; housebreakinS and larceny.
John q. Gray. Edward T. Rose and
Francis Rutherford: robbery. Edith
7. Daily: false pr.tenses. forgery and
uttering. Charles N. Howard: assault
with y dangerous weapon, George /.
Williams. John Hebron and HALLE Cash
misuse q the mails, Walter n. BosEs,
uttering. Edward ]. Devereaux, and re.
ceivinE stolen property. William Lewis.
Complaints charging Albert Stewart
With robbery, BENJAMIN Boston. with
assault with q dangerous weapon, and
Frank M. McCully. with grand larceny
were ignored b2 the Grand Jury.
The Washington times., 1912-12-24
DESIRED
TO PREPARE DATA
FOR PARTY FIGHTS
Bill of Senator Owen Calls
For Congressional Ref
erence Library.

Employment Of experts on behalf OF
both Of the leading parties In Con-
Rress. for the collection and prepara.
ton Of data. to be used In defense OF
the respective party positions. is the
new feature of the legislative reference
bill, prepared by George H. shib'ey.
secretary Of the National Association OF
democratic Precinct Clubs. and intro
duced by Senator owen. president OF
the association.
The owen bill calls for an expenditure
OF $4,000 annually for the maintenance
Of a Congressional reference library
in which bills for all parties represented
in Congress may be prepared by ex'
perts.
Instead, however, Of authorizing the
rejection of non-part!san experts. u
provides for a joint board. representing
the leading parties. which shall give
to each party the services Of experts,
holding its point Of view.
The Washington times., 1912-12-24
NO REDUCTION IS
EXPECTED N PRICES
Of NEAT IN CAPITAL
Dealers Of This City Do Not
Think Costs Will Be
Ti Affected Here.

'Thsrs will bs no decrease in the
price Of meats in this city In the near
future. ~ far ~ We KNOW" 10 the state.
msht givsn out today BY the manager
of T. I. Keane . Co., when asked II
there was . prospect for cheaper meats
nere after the nrst Of the year. ''There
p slight lowering Of meat prices about
pow," he continued. but this IL not an
unusual thing. and 10 largely Q local
matter. due to the Christmas season
and the supply"
The managers Of Armour 4 Co.'S and
Norris. Nelson q Co. . wholesale depart.
ments here today denied that there was
any prospect Of . drop In meat pricss.
There are variations Of price in the
market. and this time Of year 10 not
especially active, II was said, but any
likely.
Reports from the markets show that
meats are high, and dealers declare that
ehefo 10 not likely to be any drop 10
iOng as the cold weather continues, 0ir.
loln steak 10 now quoted at s cents q
pound. roast at % cents, porterhouse
Stsak At : cents. Lamb u quoted at IS
cents. and veal. which Ia said to BE-
scarce. 10 quoted At 2S cents Q pound for
outlets and chops and Is cents . pound
tor breasts.
The Washington times., 1912-12-24
Son of Nine. da Cana
Gives "Cigarette Tea"

NEW YORK. Dec. A.-society IL talk.
ing today Of yesterdays afternoon re-.
ception that was not only n novelty In
name, but In its environment. 1t was u
Cigarette tea" In an office building at
the busy corner Of Fifth avenue and
Forty-second street. Miss Elsie Har-
per Bonnell. daughter OF John Harper
Bonneil. who died last June. and her
associates In exploiting brand cf
cigarettes Geoffrey Bonnell. her brother:
John Harper Bonnell: ID. and Morris
Il. Volck. son OF Nine. Domico da
Cana, wife Of the BRA Zilian ambass,-
dor to the United States, were hostess
aRd hosts.
In the corner of the main Office was n
Christmas tree. from the branches of
which danGled. amid .sa'dy red and
giistening white tinsel. hundreds Of
cigarettes.
When the guests had helped them
selves to all that the tree u afforded they
found hundreds more in dainty dove-
c0lored boxes On the table laden with
typical 4 o'clock liquid and solid re-
freshment.
The Washington times., 1912-12-24
TAFT'S TAILOR IS
CLAIMED BY DEATH
Owen Owen, in Business Here
Quarter Of Century, Succumbs
to Brief Illness.

: A notable business career Of more
than a quarter Of a century In WASH
ington was ended with the death OF
owen Owen. a well-known tailor, Al
his home. 1922 II street northwest, yes
terday. He had been III less than a
week.
Mr.. Owen was President 'Tafts tailor,
and his clientele numbered some of the
leading official and business men of the
city. He was born In Wales in 1884.
coming to this country with his parents
when q child. and his family located In
Norfolk. Va. Mr.. owen established his
tailoring shop in this city about twenty.
five years ago, and was the first presi-
dent Of the National Association OF
Merchant TailOrs.
Mr.. Owen was identified with the
Masons. and was member Of several
civic and trade bodies. He Is survived
by Q son, Richard B. Owen.
Funeral services will be held at
o'clock Thursday afternoon from the
Westminster Presbyterian Church, and
the body will be buried in Oak Hill
Cemetery. The Rev. T. T.. Davis will
Ofilciat0,
The Washington times., 1912-12-24
TODAY ANNIVERSARY
OF FAMOUS EVENTS
Jerome Bonaparte, Ancestor Of
Former Attorney General, Mar.
ried on This Day in 1908.

Today Is the anniversary OF the wed.
ding In baltimore of Jerome Bonaparte
to Elisabeth Patterson. which took
place December 20, 1903. From this
union are descended former Attorney
General Bonapa parte and other mem.
bers Of the family living In Baltimore
and this city.
Today is nlso the anniversary of all
attempt to assassinate the great Bona
parte. Napoleon I. An Internal ma.
chine was uimed at him In lS(V.
On this date In 1874 the treaty OF
Ghent was signed. ending the war be-
tween Great Britain and the United
states. II will he recalled that tho
battle, Of New Orleans was fought this
date. word Of the contamination OF
peace not having been received In this
country In time to prevent the destruc.
tion Of the British by the rifiemnn
under Andrew Jackson.
Today IN 1851 q great reception was
slven In Philadelphia for Louis Kts-
suth. On this date. In 1865. William
Makepeace Thackeray. the novelist,
OIe0.
The Washington times., 1912-12-24
VASSAR GIRLS TAKE
BABY TO MOTHER
Child Carried 1900 Miles for
Poor, Eager
Widow.

MINNEAPOLIS, Dec. H.-A yearning
mother In Minnesota was able to see
her only child. a big blue-eyed boy, "A
year old. for the first time In six
months through the aid Of two dozen
Vassar girls. who carried the child half
way across the continent on their way
home for the Christmas holidays. The
when the mother sought work In the
Western city.
Several weeks ago the mother wrote
to the institution that she longed to
see her baby and that nothing would
suit her better than to have him by
Christmas She was too poor t" come
for him and did not have enough
money to hire an attendant for the
trip.
The Brooklyn people wrote TO Vas
sar asking II one Of the girls going
West for the holidays would carry
tho baby. More than two dozen girls
volunteered
The Washington times., 1912-12-24
COLUMBUS KNIGHTS
PLAN BIC KIRMESS
Will Be Held Easter Monday Night and Receipts Will
Be Applied to Fund for Construction Of
New Clubhouse.

Funds 10 aid In the construction Of Q
clubhouse for the Knights Of Colum.
bus will be raised By . monster Kir.
mess to be given by members Of the
order on Easter Monday night. Ths
Kirmess win be held in the present
knights OF Columbus Temple. at COS y
street northwest.
It 10 proposed to make the Kirmess
the most ambitious entertainment sssr
given by the order in Washington. and
the members Of the various committees
are enthusiastic over the plans pro-
posed. DR.. J. Roster Biggs. chairman
Of the executive committee for the kir-
mess, has been surrounded by an active
body Of committeeman. and the work
Of preparation 10 now on In earnest.
Following II . list Of committees
which Will have the entertainment In
charge:
E,xecutive-Dr. J. Roster Big9s. chair
man: John A. Madigan. John J. Kee.
nan. Francis J. p. Cisary. 7. n. Ring.
and Frank Mullin. vice chairmsn; DR..
A. d. wilkinson, financial secretary;
Joseph +. Fitsgsrald, recording secre.
tsry: Michael d. Schssner.. treasurer.
Io,irnai-Dr. A. d. Wilkinson, chair.
man: Charles ]. Columbus. vice chair
man; James E. ColMflowef, =. w. AuEns- II
wsrds. r. N. Daiy, J. Fred Brady
James r. Dougherty. and y. Leu Nc.
Novelty stand-Cspt.. c. e. Edwards.
chairman; John H. Clipper. Vice chair,
NJ, Brinkley, J. c. Merkling, John z.
Hogan. e. L. Tucker. james H. Kates'
Joseph ]. Degnan.
Pfinting-T. NJ. Ring. chairman; n. E.
Falvey. vice chairman; p; I. Smith. =:
Taltavull, George l.. Thompson. George
H. Dorsey. e. J. Cunningham. 7. q.
Donnelly. c,.
schoiarship-Francis. j.. p. Clery'
chairman; DR.. J. H. Audd, Vice chslr-
The Washington times., 1912-12-24

man; Charlie. ". parr. Richard A. Cur.
'Pfll.yssr: s :pi:ss.5. F: GU, chairman: nan:
Conner DGnns ,s: ,s Sn.ts%sn dsora: Ss ISnn
iss, i 1yccI J. = Quinn. rHSSS: rSoSmis rTsinor. Louis
:sS: = F:ssnsss Hscn.sm:i r. eS:,[%rn & nn.:sy
& g.. RSy'. % viss ssSaf Sss.iff%.9 F. ssu.s & HsS':
4. strsHS. James }. Burke. ). J.
o2sos o2SsomcSiIs-fior.nes SaiIne II 4 B. McAu,,ns.
ssh"i.msn: =; J, Kans, vice ha shairman |;
Masterson, william Mc0rath. John
Poacher, and J. e. Crane.
Press-Charles J. Columbus, chairman:
sn p nd~ssd p4 x'fs CAPT
6. q; Edwsrds. and Frank II. Nc.
Decoratins J. Carney. chairman; ;
2. J. LeSny. vice chairman; =. 3: Smith.
b Dusan. :; % jane: WI ". %Hc1.aushiin. william IN
2: Wilcoxson. 7. L. costisan. and D. T.
m9G SS:ns S,ms. nn:GE Z Hewitt. H., s ss:r:
man: X. G. LoSmeysf. II. ?. Ksrby. Jo-
seph Moriarity, Joseph B. McCann, jere-
miah Walsh. H. p. Batch. and Joseph
Public comsort-Redmond psvaney.
chairman: w. A. johnson. +. L. McOee
Fioor-Frank 3. MulIin. chairman;
Felix MCGUIRE. vice chairman: Denis
Conneli. James NJ. Tabler. William =.
.McDonough. J. J. Curtin. r. A. Can't
well. j.. r. Kehoe, r. l. Lamb. Louis
H. walsh. r. !. Quinlan. joseph b.
Glover, J. Il. F'itsgibbon. F. Il. Mar
vim. and J. 9. Repetti.
Candy-J. J. King, chairman: Harry
Graham vice chairman: James r, Pow
ers, Joseph B. Caldwell. A. r. Carroll.
Charles B. Ford. william Walsh.
Charles B. Leskwig. and r. A. Dore.
Luncheon-J. J. Conroy. chairman; q.
Cassan Howard, vice chairman: T. X.
0allaher, and J. r. Doughcrty.
The Washington times., 1912-12-24
NO DEFICIT FOUND
IN FINANCES Of
THE PHILIPPINES
Reported Elliott Charges
Against Forbes Cause Con-
fusion in Bureau.

The reported charges Of Charles b.
Elliott. former Philippines secretary Uf
the division Of commerce and labor.
against Government General Forbes.
have caused much confusion at the Bu-
reau Of Insular Affairs because OF the
fact. according 10 Bureau officials. that
there has been Eo evidence Of malad.
ministrat'on and because the alleged de-
felt In Philippine finances does not
exist.
However. the Bureau Of Insular A.
fairs only places the reported facts re-
garding Philippine administration be-
Tor the public. and is not in a defensive
position. The officers would much pre-
ier that Congress investigate conditions
In the Philippines and report thereon.
Want Visiting Board.
For three years the bureau has asked
Congress to send visiting board to
the Philippines. Last spring Congress
man Olmstead introduced a bill provid-
Ing for the appointment by Senate and
House Philippine AFFAIRS chairman OF
visitorial boards who would biennially
Il axe trip to the Philippines and cx-
anime into the administration OF aflairs.
p.. 10 stated that the expenses of
rapidly within the last few years be.
cause Governor Genera! Forbes has
pressed the completion OF public works,
Inc most recent financial statement OF
tne ISLANDS shows cash balance, how
ever, of 16.0N.000 pesos.
No Deficit Appears.
A large part Of this Is held to main-
tain the gold standard and to meet M
propriated expenditures. but In none OF
the divisions does there appear to be
Judge ElIiott VA. rocant,v In y...
The Washington times., 1912-12-24
Duel in Dark Room
Over Hand of Girl

WASHINGTON. Pa. Dec. 24.--Lock-
ed In a room twelve feet square. and
with only the flashing fire Of their
revolvers to guide their shots, two
rivals for the hand of Miss Rita
Beceren. seventeen years old. fought
a battle to the death In a boarding
house In West Zollardsville.
When the nrinR ceased and the
8econds rushed In from the hall they
found Bert Quinn dying, with a bull
let wound In his neck, and Harry
Musconey. crouching In q far corner
Of the room. r-
Quinn died ALMOST Immediately and
MuScONey fled.