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The daily sentinel., 1912-02-02
HENRY GRUBBS (
PLACED IN JAIL
Precinct Constable Incarcerated for
Contempt of Court-Failed to
Pay Alimony and Attorneys
Fees Following a Decree.

Henry Grubbs, a pioneer resident
Of the city was arrested this morn
ing and placed in the county Jail up
on the order OF County Judge Walter
5 sullivan. and will be confined
there until further order Of the
court"
Some months ago Mr.. Grubbs, who
holds the office of constable in this
precinct, was made defendant in a
divorce suit and decree was granted
with an order that he pay the attor-
ney's fees and a stated monthly ali
mony His failure to comply with
this order resulted in his arrest today
Mr. Grubbs has been public eN-
pressman for many years.
The daily sentinel., 1912-02-02
INSPECT THE
ASSOCIATIONS

"All savings loan associations op-
Grating in this state must submit to
visits from the state inspector OF
building and loan associations after
Feb. l." says Assistant Attorney
General Philip W. MothersiH, ''aud
there are some which will have to
90 out OF business unless they mend
their ways.
f. G. Coray, inspector Of building
and loan associations continues to
receive complaints concerning com
Danies which. under the guise of
building and loan corporations,
gather in cash from unsuspecting
persons A girl reported recently
that she. had been paying $3.50 per
month in one of these fake concerns
for five years-over S3OO-and that
when she wanted to withdraw she
was told that only $21 would be re-
turned to her But. by continuing
the payments another five years, she
would receive 81 900. she was told
The fake companies reap big harvests
from Withdrawals
Many of the illegitimate loan COM
panies were driven out of other states.
In Kansas the state bank examiner
put them to flight, and in other
states there are drastic laws which
prevent swindling in this line. In
spector Coray and Deputy Attorney
General MCthersill are working to-
gether to regulate the operations Of
loan companies in Colorado. and
within the next few days, II is sta
ted violators OF the building and
loan association laws viii be cited to
explain their methods.
The daily sentinel., 1912-02-02
THE MURDERER SENT
TO PRISON FOR LIFE
sentinel Special Service.

Sentinel Special Service.
Evansville. Ind, Feb. William
Lee, confessed murderer of his father,
mother and brother, tonight was de-
clared guilty by jury which fixed
his punishment at life imprisonment.
Lee pleaded insanity but the jury
found the defendant of sane mind.
The relatives of Lee were killed
while they slept. Their heads were
crushed with an axe. Lee had declar-
ed that, cit is all a dream to me-
but his memory was not at fault, eX-
cepting points directly connected
with the murders.
The daily sentinel., 1912-02-02
BIG MEET|NG
NEARING CLOSE
entinel Special Service.

Sentinel Special Service.
Palisade, Colo, Feb. 2-"Behold
the half of my goods / give to the
poor and if l have taken anything
from any man by false accusation, /
restore him four-fold, were the words
of Evangelist S. b. Shaw's text, at
the revival in Palisade at the NJ. f.
church, last night.
Repentance that includes confess
ion and, $50 far as possible), restitu-
tion is the only repentance the Bible
recognizes-the only kind God recog-
nizes. This is bringing forth fruit,
meet for repentance.
when Zacheus spoke these words,
Christ answered him: This day is
salvation come to this house. The
conditions of salvation are the same
today" continued Mr.. shaw.
This series of revival meetings
will close SUNDAY night The fourth
all-day meeting for fasting and
prayer is being held today, from 10
am. TO $3.50 pm.
Mrs Shaws last service with the
boys and girls will be held this af-
ternoon, but a special service for the
boys will be held tomorrow tSatur-
day. at A O'Clock.
There will be three services on
Sunday, morning, afternoon and eve
ming, and Mrs. Shaw will occupy half
OF the Sunday School room with the
children and young people.
Great good has been done and vic
tory is expected in the closing days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Shaw will begin re-
vival work in Denver Friday Feb. 9.
In the meantime Mrs Shaw will
speak in Fruita Tuesday afternoon
and evening and in Rifle Thursday
and Friday evenings.
The daily sentinel., 1912-02-02
EDGAR HARTNETT
IS LAID To REST
Impressive Services Mark Last Sad
Rites Over Remains of Popular
Young Man-Scores Pay FL
nal Tribute to Deceased.

Simple but impressive rites marked
the final tribute paid to Edgar r.
Hartnett, son of Mr.. and Mrs George
R. Hartnett this morning. The ser
vices at the church were solemn aud
affecting and as they progressed,
hardly a dry eye was in the entire
church.
The church was filled to over
flowing by sympathizing friends who
came to pay a last loving tribute TO
the deceased
Mrs. Doyle sang Nearer My God
to Thee" and Rev. T. NJ. Conway
preached an eloquent and impressive
sermon.
A large concourse of friends follow
ed the bier to its last resting pace
in the Catholic cemetery.
The daily sentinel., 1912-02-02
THEY GET SALARIES
AND ALSO COMMISSION
Associated Press.

Chicago, Feb. 2.-The details of
the distribution in dressed beef were
explained in the packers trial today
by John G. Wheeler, superintendent
of branch houses for the National
Packing company. He said branch
houses managers were paid fixed
salary, but were allowed soc per 100
pounds on all dressed beef sold. This
commission is expected to cover all
the items of expense, even bad debts.
The daily sentinel., 1912-02-02
TO FIRE MAN WHO
TOOK A SLAP AT TAFT
Associated Press.

Associated Press.
indianapolis, Feb. THE newly
elected Republican district chairman
win today elect a successor to Ed
ward NJ. Lee. the chairman of the
Indiana committee, who created
stir recently by giving out a state
ment at the Republican National COM
mittee in Washington, to the effect
that President Taft could not carry
Indiana in denomination It is eN-
pected that the committee viii adopt
resolutions endorsing Mr.. Tart.
The daily sentinel., 1912-02-02
SOCIALIST KICKED,
But IT DID NO GOOD
Associated Press.


Washington, Feb Count Fran
els Won Luetzow, of Bohemia. Cham
Jerlain to Emperor Francis Joseph, of
Austria, addressed the House of Re
Dresentatives today on universal
peace. Victor Berger Socialist con-
gresham from Milwaukee, protested
against the foreign nobleman ad-
dressing the house. He said such
distinction was never accorded TO for
eign SOcialists.
The daily sentinel., 1912-02-02
SOMEBODY OVERLOOKED
LAND ON Pixies PEAK
Associated Press.

Colorado Springs, Colo, Feb. .
1t developed today that there are 1856
acres of land on the north slope of
Pixies Peak that is not recorded. This
astonishing discovery was made by
Henry c. Hail on an investigation
relative to the land grant which
Colorado Springs and Manitou are
asking from the government. II is
expected that the state will claim the
land.
The daily sentinel., 1912-02-02
EXPECTED THAT TAFT
WILL SEND A MESSAGE
Associated Press

Washington. Feb. 2.-The report
Of the postal rates commission has
been laid before President Taft by
Associate Justice Hughes. of the
United States Supreme Court. 1t is
expected that the president will send
a message to congress based on this
report and transmitting his own rec
ommendation as to the advisability Of
retaining the existing second-class
rates.
The daily sentinel., 1912-02-02
DETECTIVE TESTIFIES
He USED A PHONOGRAPti
Associated Press.

Associated Press.
Washington, Feb. 2.-The Lorime=
senatorial investigation was resum-
ed today with A. G. Bailey. detec-
tive, on the stand. Attorney Henecy,
for Senator Lorimer, will begin the
cross-eXamination Of the witness to-
day Bailey testified that he used
a phonograph when he obtained the
alleged admission from Charles Nc
Gowan
The daily sentinel., 1912-02-02
OROzCO'S SOLDIERS
LEfNING FOR JUAREZ
A Associated Press.

NsSVVIUItU ITVss.
chihuahua, Mexico, Feb. "A de
tachment of 100 men of General Or
ozCo's command left here Tor Juarez
today 1t is expected that General
Orozco, with several hundred more
men, viii leave later. Telegraph
communication and train service with
Juarez has been re-established.
The daily sentinel., 1912-02-02
PRESIDENT TAFT TO
ADDRESS STATE CLUBS

Associated Press.
Washington. Feb. .. - Arrange
ments are complete for the annual
dinner to he held by League of Re-
publicans state clubs, on February
10th The speakers include Presi-
dent Taft and Secretary of Agricul-
ture Wilson.
The daily sentinel., 1912-02-02
Many Inquire of Valley.

Secretary Shaffer Of the Chamber
Of Commerce says that the inquiries
for land in this section are coming in
thick and fast many more than at
any time since he has been in his
present position. Mr.. Shaffer. there
fore. is very optimistic of the future
The daily sentinel., 1912-02-02
HAUNTED BY VICTIMS
He WANTED TO HANG
Associated Press.

Santa Barbara. Cal, Feb. Jesus
Yriqui guilty Of numbering two men
here. pleaded or bended knees for the
Judge 10 sentence him to be hanged
He says every aight he sees the faces
Of the men he murdered and that he
could not bear it, He was sentenced
10 life imprisonment.
The daily sentinel., 1912-02-02
GEhnihG AND Y0KEL
TO MEET IN THE RING
Associated Press.

Cleveland, o.. Feb. 2.-Henry Geh-
ring nf Cleveland and Mike Yokel of
Salt Lake City have been matched
to wrestle for the middleweight cham
piorship here February p. These
two men struggled for four hours
without securing a fall in Salt Lake
City year ago.
The daily sentinel., 1912-02-02
ROADS OBJECT TO
CUTTING LEMON" RATE
Associated Press

ASS0CTT TFN ITPSS-
Washington, Feb. 2.-The Santa
Fe and other trans-continental lines
have petitioned the Commerce Court
today for an injunction against the
Interstate Commerce Commission or
der reducing the rates on lemons from
California from $1.15 to $1.O0 per
hundred pounds.
The daily sentinel., 1912-02-02

tei IN itself the borden of SUI
perYisiug the parks and of making
fecuUT eudatiUus as to the best meth
cd Of improving their accessibility
and usefulness
Warrington. D. C.. Feb Pres
ident Taft in message to congress
TO-DAY urged an inte;na ioual inquiry
into the high cost Of living. The
President ushed authority to invite
.he nations of ths wCrid TO a confer
ence in this city or elsewhere to make
plans for jhe Investigation of the
high prices that have so distressed
the people Of the world
Mr.. Taft alone urges the appoint
ment of q federal commission to make
searching inquiry into the subject
Of Industrial relations"
For some years past" said the
Pres ideut, the high and steadily in
creasiug cost of living has been a
natter of such grave public concern
that | deem it OF great public in
terest that an international confer
ence be proposed at this time for the
purpose of preparing planse, to be
submitted to the various govern
ments. for an international inquiry
into the high cost of living, its eX-
tent, causes. effects and possible rem
edies.
There is no doubt but that a
com mission could be appointed of
such unpreiudiced and impartial per-
sons. experts in investigation of eco
nomic facts that a great deal OF
very valuable light could be shed
uuun the reasons for the high prices
that have so distressed the people Of
the world. and Information given up
on which action might be taken to re-
dUCe the cost of living.
Those who have conducted inves-
legations have found that the phe-
nomenon OF rising prices is almost if
not quite general throughout the
world: but they are baffled in the at
tempt to trace the causes by the i'm
possibility of making any accurate in
tCruatiOnal comparisons. This is be-
cause. in spite of the number of in
vesrigations already made, we are
still without ADEQUATE data and be-
cause as yet no two countries esti-
mate their price levels on the same
basis or by the same methods
As to the commission on industrial
relations. the President said:
There should be an inquiry by the
fed raj government into the general
conditions Of labor in the United
States, notwithstanding the fact
thai some Of the remedies will lie
with the SEPARATE states, or even en-
tirelv outside the sphere of govern
mental activity. in the hands of pri-
vata individuals Hnd Of voluntary
agencies. One legitimate object of
such an official investigation and
reu0rt is to eulighten and inform
public opinion, which of itself Will
often induce or compel the reform
of unjust conditions or the abatement
of unreasonable demands.
"Uuquestionably the time is now
rire for a searching inquiry into the
subject of industrial relations which
shall be official, authoritative. bal
anced, and well rounded. such as on
lv the federal government can sue
cessfully undertake The present
widespread interest in the subject
makes this an opnortune time for an
investigation which in any event can
not long be postponed. 1t should
be non-pa rtisan. comprehensive
thorough. patient and courageous
The daily sentinel., 1912-02-02
GOES AFTER A MAN
ACCUSED OF Big Theft
Associated Press.

Associated Press.
Los Angeles, Feb. "A detective
leaves here today for Ossining, n. Y,
tc bring back man to answer the
charge of robbing the Wells Fargo
company of $40, 900 ten years ago.
The daily sentinel., 1912-02-02
New RECORD IS MADE
FOR THE "vIiREL LESS"
Assnciated Press

Honolulu. Hawaii, Feb. Wire
less messages interchanged between
Kansas City and San francisco we~a
intercepted here. according to the
wireless operator. This establishes
a new record for wireless telegraphy
from inland points.
The daily sentinel., 1912-02-02
TODAY, S2,OOO,OOO IN
GOLD BARS CONTRACTED
Associated Press.

New York, Feb. An engage
ment OF $2,OOO,OO0 in gold bars was
made today at an assay office for
shipment to Paris. This is the sec
ond shipment of gold to Europe in
two years.
The daily sentinel., 1912-02-02
TAFT URGES PROBE INTO
HIGH COST Of LIVING
Special Message to Congress CTtCzeS Failure of Government
to Handle Alaskan StuaiiOn-Says New Form of Ad-
minStrdtiOn is Advisable as Well as GOV-
ernment Railroad,

made ANYTHING like adequate prepa-
ration for the use of a park by the
public. That case is the Yellowstone
National Park Every consideration
of patriotism and the love of nature
and of beauty and of art requires us
TO cNDend money enough to bring all
these natural wonders within easy
reach Of our people The first step
in that direction is the establishment
OF a responsible bureau which shall
t9'r Ur 30 itself the 5a rden of SUI
perYisiug the parks and of making
Iac0UU eudatiuns as TO the best meth
cd OF improving their accessibility
and usefulness.
The daily sentinel., 1912-02-02
In Denver.

In Denver.
John f. Moore. recently manager
of the Grand Junction Fruit Grow
ers' association, is spending the week
in Denver on business matters. He
will return probably Monday.
The daily sentinel., 1912-02-02
4 FAMOUS DOCTOR
PASSED AWAY Today
Associated Press.

Chicago, Feb 2. - DR. Waldmar
Koch, a nephew of the famous Ger
man bacteriologists sjn the United
leading psychologists in the United
States, died here today of pneumonia.
The daily sentinel., 1912-02-02
TaFT'S REELECTION
sure, SAYS SHERMAN
Assnciated Pros

washington, d. C., Feb. 2.-Vice
President Sherman said ,5day that he
never has had 2 douht as to the re-
nomination of President Taft. HIS al
so says that President Taft can be re-
elected.
The daily sentinel., 1912-02-02
THE VICEROY QUITS TO
LEAD A REBEL ARMY
Associated Press.

San francisco, Feb. Chung
Ling Wing resigned as viceroy at
Canton, and San Chic Yue has been
appointed his successor by President
sun Yat Sen. Chung resigned to lead
the army against Peking
The daily sentinel., 1912-02-02
ELEVEN LIVES LOST
WIEN sGbMAfiRE SANK
Associated Press.

Portsmouth, England, Feb. "A
British submarine boat sank here
this morning, after a collision with
a gunboat. The entire crew of elev-
en- men, were drowned
The daily sentinel., 1912-02-02
JOS. W. FOLK OPENS
RACE FOR presidency
Associated Press.

m Joplin, Mo, Feb. 2.-Joseph w.
Folk. former governor of Missouri,
begins his active candidacy for the
democratic nomination for President
here tonight.
The daily sentinel., 1912-02-02
TROOPS ARE LOYAL,
SUPPRESSING NUTIHY
Associated Press

El paso Tex Feb. 2-The Meyi-
can consul admitted today that there
was fighting in Chihuahua. and says
part Of the garrison there has revolt
ed and the loyal troops are attempt
ing to subdue the mutineers.
The daily sentinel., 1912-02-02
THE SUDDEN DEATH
OF GEORGE MUNR0E
Assnciated Press.

Dayton, Fla, Feb. George A.
Munroe of Joliet, H., treasurer of the
Lakes to the Gulf Deep Water Ways
associations, died here today of apo
pleXy.
The daily sentinel., 1912-02-02
Rack 20 Delta.

James A. Becker went back to
Delta this morning on a business trip
after spending several days in the
city.
The daily sentinel., 1912-02-02
Coming Tomnrrnw.

COmirg TomorroW.
NJ. Copeland is anticipating the ar
rival of his wifes sister, Miss Rose
NJ. Kern of Denver, here tomorrow
for a visit OF some weeks.
The daily sentinel., 1912-02-02
REBELLION IS
VICTORIOUS
Government of Mexico Makes
Compromise with Men Re-
SpOnSibIe for MaSSaCreS at
JuaTez- luminous Peace
ReignS in Mexico.
Associated Press


El Paso, Tex, Feb. 2-The mutt
ueers have reinstated their officers.
with proyiso that the country will
take no action, without the permiss-
ion OF the soldiery Permission has
been granted to repair the bridges
and the railways are expected to re-
sumo operations today.
The government has promised to
provide back pay, but the mutineers
are not satisfied and will not be un-
til assured by President Madero that
General Orozco is not to be dismiss
ed. tuey insist that the customs Of
details retained from the Diaz regime
be replaced by the heroes" of the
insurreCtion,
El Paso, Tex, Feb. 2-The Mexi-
can secret service agent declared that
Emilio GomeX is here, today, intend
ing to join in the revolt in Juarez.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1912-07-07
MILES PO|NDExTER
IS out STRONG
FOR TEDDY
WASHINGTON SENATOR SAYS
HIS STATE WILL NAME
ROOSEVELT ELECTORS.

Washington. July 6.-Senator Miles
Pondexter of Washington formally
allied himself tonight with the Roosc-
welt wing OF the republican party for
the fall campaign. Senator Poin-
dexter. one Of the original Insurgents
in congress. In a statement issued to-
night. said:
Colonel Roosevelt will be a candi-
date for president and will make n
vigorous campaign. In the general
election he will receive many progress
sive democratic votes. His nomirh
tion was prevented by the arbitrary
and illegal seating of delegates for
Taft by the national committee"
Senator Polndexter's statement was
vigorous attack on the renomina-
tion of President Taft and the meth
ods of the national committee on the
Roosevelt contests at Chicago He as
serted that In the November election
the state of Washington would place
Roosevelt electors instead of Taft
electors on the republican ticket.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1912-07-07
LITTLE CHANCE LEFT
FOR MRS. DECKER
TO LIVE
NOTED SUFFRAGE LEADER SAID
TO De DYING IN SAN FRAN.
CISCO HOSPITAL.

san Francisco. fuiy g.. Mrs Sarah
Platt Decker of Denver Colo the noted
suffrage leader. Is diving In a santa
rum I'm this city. II was announced
by the attending physician that she
probably would not survive the night
Mrs. Decker came to this city AZ n
delegate 10 the General Federation of
Women's Clubs which ended It's con-
vcntinn yesterday, Last Monday
evening Mrs. Decker MAS taken scri-
ousiy III and Dr. corncla he hey OF
Chicago who also was "A delegate. was
summoned To attend the stricken
woman. II was found that Mrs.
Decker was suffering from I'M intcs-
tinal obstruction complicated by u
kidney complaint \ local physician
was called into consultation and II
was then decided to remove her to u
sanitarium.
After being held for observation
several days II WIS decided taat an
operation MAS necessary and this was
performed ON Friday. After the op-
Grafton II was believed that she
might recover
Late tonight she began slowly Ia
sink and at midnight II was reported
that the end was not far off
Miss Harriet Piatt of Denver. II
daughter of Mrs. Decker, arrived to-
day aud IL at her mothers side.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1912-07-07
Rebels Arc .andals.

Chihuahua, July q Intoxicated reb-
81 soldiers leaving Chihuahua over the
Mexican Northwestern railroad com
numbered young fireman and
engineer, forcing them to run tho
train at fnll speed toward MADEIRA
early today. but before II was 30
miles west of here II eollidcd with n
southbound passenger train near Selas
Both locomotives We're put out of
commission. The engineer was Killed
ana three Of the soldiers seriously In :
jured, The crew Of the regular train
was threatened by the rebels. but es-
capped on "a handcar to this city. The
federal main columns have not yet
reached here but 13 troop trains and
two troops of cavalry were sighted
| early today near Santa Euniid, n Few
miles south of here.
A squad OF soldiers looking foi
| horses saw GONE hltched to n fInera
procession, They took the horses from
| tho hcarse and other conveyances
leaving the family Of tho dead MAI
and monrners to bury the corpse al
best they could
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1912-07-07
'LACKAWANNA WRECK
BLAMED ON ENGINEER

Scranton. Pa. July G.-Tne Lacka-
wanna Railroad company began today
an official investigation into tho dis
aster near Corning. y. Y. July 4.
when two score persons We're killed
and injured, Superintendent Rine
said tonight the testimony today cor
roborated In every detail the findings
the compnny's officials made In their
osiigation at the scene of the
wreck 1t was shown. II WAS said.
that f1agman Lane went back "A half
mile with flag and lighted IA green
fuse and that Engineer Schroeder ran
past at least two semaphore signals
that were set against him. II was
brought out that the' mist WAS not
heavy enough 10 obscure an engineers
view of the semaphorcs or the green
fuse, which IL supposed 10 be discern
ible In fog
Engineer Schroeder mas not given
any statement except that he was un-
able 10 see the signals because Of a
! fog.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1912-07-07
new PLAN FORMED
BY THE MEXICAN
|NSURRECT0S
WILL TRY TO CAPTURE SEAPORT
AND THUS OBTAIN NEEDED
AMMUNITION.

Juarez. July 6. Mexican rebel lead
crs announced today n new plan Of
campaign against the federal govern
mcnt With Guaymas and other Pa
cific seaports as their objective. the
rebels viii invade the state Of Sonora,
making their way south along tho
coast. If possible. toward Mexico fity
To join Emiliano Iapatn. who dom
mates the southern revolution. Pos
sessing seaport such as Guaymas.
the rebels declare they intend To get
ammunition from foreign countries
we are going To try to get Quay
mas first said Colonel pascunl
orozco. Sr.. father of the rebel chief
Prom there We can get all the am
munition we need We have made
no arrangements With any foreign
government for help as that would
he unpatrioiic. but we hope to buy
ammunition In "A commercial way
from firms in foreign countries
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1912-07-07
COLLIE DOG SAVES
MISTRESS
LIFE

San Francisco. July 6.--Omega, a
collie, saved today the life of his
mistress by dragging her uncon-
scious body from a burning funga-
low. Mrs. w. Il. West. owner Of
the dog. was IN her room when the
collie came dashing In and began
tugglng at her dress. She followed
and, reaching the lower hall. found
the house In flames. She ran up
to her room again to save some
jcwelry and was overcome by the
heat and flames. When his mis-
tress did not reappear, Omega
dashed into the house and dragged
the unconscious woman to the
yard, where she was revived. Both
the woman and the dog were
burned slightly.