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The daily sentinel., 1912-10-10
AUTOMOBILING

IS hard on clothing. After that spin
call us up, and let us remove the
spots and dust from your clothes.
VIII return them fresh and free from
dirt. We guarantee satisfaction.
Phone Junction 7G3.
The Suitorium.
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TRAINS DELAYED.

= Eastbound Rio Grande No. 4 .
: had not reached this city at .
3 press time this afternoon, on
: account of a lot of trouble on .
3 the west end. 1t is understood :
: that there is bad washout :
: near Helper and a derailment .
= further west. Colorado Mid .
3 land 10G was held to make CON :
: nections with the delayed trains. .
2
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Associated Press.

Vienna, Oct. 10 Many Albanian
villages north of the Boyana river
are in flames, according to dispatch
from Cattaro. and many of the fugi-
tlves, including wounded men, have
arrived at Scutari.
The peasants who fled to the from
tier posts at Szamesi were slain by
the Montenegrins.
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Associated Press.

Constantinople, Oct. 10.-A more
energetic intervention by the powers
In the effort to prevent an outbreak
Of hostilities ON the part of Bulgaria,
Servia and Greece and to bring to a
cessation the war with Montenegro
is said to be contemplated today.
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Case Continued.

DR.. f. c. Nichols, who was under
Indictment for performing crimi-
nal operation. left last night for the
west. Dr. Nichols case has heen
postponed until December.
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Price To shin $ Cars.

{. G. Price who owns a fine ap-
pie orchard nine miles west of this
city. will ship about eight cars of
apples or 1000 boxes this season,
and has force of men now at work
on the harvesting.
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Register 100.

Iie2ister 100.
About $50 voters had been reg
istered as The Sentinel went to
press today. The boards We're sit
ling in the various wards and report
considerable interest in the registra-
tion.
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Try a sentiuer Want Ad.

WANTED-1OO pounds White Rioa
pop corn, grown in the valley RE-
ply to Mrs. Whitehead, Fruita.
1 = .
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TURKS DEFEAT
GREEKS; HOPE
FOR PEACE YET
Associated Press.

London. Oct. 1O.-Heavy losses
were inflicted by Turks on band
of a thousand Greeks who today at
tackled a Turkish frontier post near
DhisikaH.
The Greeks were driven back
across the frontier. according to n
news agency dispatch from Salonilii.
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Associated Prcss.

Sofia, Oct, 1O.-The Bulgarian
premier, |. Il. Guechofr, said this
morning that he was not yet in de-
spair about the war being averted.
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Enlllor .Lncs Enst.

hatlANI AHNNNN fa.ANA
C. A. Emerson, father of Irvine
/. Emerson, local druggist, left las
evening for his home in Sauk Cen
ter, Minn., after visiting his son here
for a few days.
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Cash Sale ON Buggies from Oct. ~
TO Nov. 10. We will sell you n buggy
surrey or road wagon Mt actual cost.
Fred Mantey. (Avertisement) IO-1-st
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Buck from Palisa,le.

Miss Burnett Brown, well known
trajned nurse, returned this noon
from Palisade, where she has been
nursing for the past few weeks on
n case
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HALLWAY Men Here.

c. u. Mngrum of che Rock Island
and Cy Reynolds of the Santa Fe
were arrivals in the city this after
noon on No. lO} on n business visit
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Queen Quality, fall styles. just in.
The Boston Shoe Store.
Advertisement l0-9-lm
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From Indian Creek

Walter Farmer, an Indian creek
farmer. came down to look after bus
mess matters here for few days.
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Fred Mantey's Cost Sale begins
October Is. advertisement
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I.anptnn H,rc.

W. NJ. hampton of Denver, assist
ant general freight agent of the Rio
Grande, is in the city today on
business.
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Attorney Miller Uomc

Attorney N. c. Miller is home from
ms busy "Trip to Denver, where he saw
Woodrow Wilson.
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B. Lynch
GUhSMITH AND LOGKSMITH.

Saws Filed; Scissors and Knives
Sharpened; Trunks and Nalises Re
paired; Lawn Movers Ground: Guns
Bought, sold and Exchanged; Keys
of All Kinds; Umbrellas Mcndcd !:
GENERAL REPAIR WORK.
22O Main ST. Phone Randolph 40.
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FOR SALE-Rooming house. Ad.
dress Owner, z. o. box 45.
10-lO-3t
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Sentinel Want Ads get results
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FOR SALE-Non descriptive ticket
to Denver from Grand Junction
Call at 1908 Colorado avenue
1O-l0-2t
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Knnnn hrreck Nisltnr

William Hunsinger of Hannah
Creek was an arrival in the city to-
day to look after business.
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The Detroit times., 1912-10-08
The Life of a Plain Man

The plain man on a plain day
ing 20 his temperament. and greets
the day I'm a mental posture which
might be thus expressed In words:
"Oh. Lord! Another day! What
grind"
III you ask me whom l mean by the
plain man. my reply is that | mean
almost every man. mean you.
certainly mean me. l mean the rich
and the poor, the successful and the
unsuccessful, the idle and the dill
gent, the luxurious and the austere.
For, what with the limits OF diges-
tion, the practical impossibility OF
wearing two neckties at once, the in
security of investments, the RESPONSE
bilities Of wealth and Of success, the
exhaustingness OF the search for
pleasure, and the cheapness OF travel.
the real differences between one sort
OF plain man and another are slight
In these times. (And. indeed, they al
ways were slight)
The plain man has a lot to do be-
fore he may have mis- breakfast-and
he must do IL. The tyrannic routine
begins instantly he is out OF bed. To
lave limbs. to shave the jaw, TO select
clothes and assume them-these
things are naught He must exercise
his muscles-all his muscles equally
and scientificaily-with the aid of a
textbook and of diagrams on a large
card; which card he often hides IL he
Is expecting visitors in his chamber.
for he will not always confess to these
exercises; he would have you believe
that he alone, In world OF simple
tons, is above the faddism of the hour;
he Is as ashamed of these exercises
as Of good resolution, and when his
wife happens to burst in on them he
will pretend to be doing some com
mon act, such as walking across the
room or examining a mole in the
small of his back And yet he win
not abandon them. They have an
empire over him. To drop them
would be To be craven. inefficient.
The textbook aserts that they will
form one OF the spleasantest parts or
the day and that he will learn to look
forward to them. He soon learns to
look forward To them. but not with
giee. He is relieved and proud when
they are over for the day.-Arnold
Bennett, in the Metropolitan Maya
zine. @
The Detroit times., 1912-10-08
From Another Point of View

"May' pitch!
freezing death said to be an easy end
j. smoke 81 cigars but does he burn coal!
would be to live in thermos bottle
prefer innocent milk condensed
Armoryseddon today and battle for ventilation
night rode the 600 and members
OF the band.
resemblance to string.
thrust Theodore without
knowledge concent
that Mr. Roosevelt knows that the harvester ana
putting up for wilson
Wilson and the News Journal
Press for Wilson's that's enough
kept OF the scheduled speakers away
meeting We knew before that the symptoms
the feet
Anyone contemplating Of $4,000 the Coones
with knowedge OF noble deed The
beneficiary will hear OF It,
I'm will win"
Doth he president
We M believe the who wrote:
There moments when wants to be alone"
The Detroit times., 1912-10-08

-(with apoiories to Longfello,

with apologies 10 Longfellow)
Tell me not in Idle chatter
Equal Franchise is- fad:
For the soul IL dead that thinks so,
Ignorant, perhaps, or mad.
The cause Is real; the cause is earnestl
Self.ambition not it's goal.
But that this social sea of tumult
We may have In safe control.
Not self glory and not honor
Is the role we hope to fill,
But TO vote, that each tomorrow
Finds our country nobler still.
Graft is vile. and so is bribing:
fe who boast that Truth Is thine.
Can you suffer base contriving
And say. "'Tis no concern OF mine p
Heed no Anti, howe'er clever
She at first appear to be;
Hers Is but low endeavor
To shirk duty wilfuliy.
. ssrrs.sa Fr. .... .
In our countrys field OF battle
Brave men contended for the right.
Again we hear the bugle sounding.
It's woman's call TO fight
Equal Suffrage States remind US
We can make our own State free.
And, departing. leave behind us
A land of true democracy.
A land in which ten million women.
Working for their daily food.
May obtain n better living,
May share privilege they should.
Let us then be up and doing:
Why stand idly by and waltz
True Liberty can only flourish
In an Equal Suffrage state.
-E. Kaiser
The Detroit times., 1912-10-08
Campaign Outlook

stick TO the sinking ship" Pitts
burg Post (Wilson)
Mr.. Taft's moribund campaign has
been Quickened into semblance oil
life recently by a vigorous prosper
ity" crusade, and the Suns Washing
ton bureau notes the evidence OF re-
viving interest in his fortunes. MT
Taft's address at Beverly, Saturday,
largely followed this line, and II
seems clear that he Is trying 10 hgnt-
en- his ship by throwing overheard
all his campaign cargo except that
described on the manifest as the
blessings" of the high tarin and the
calamity OF free trade.
Nothing could more conclusively
proye the desperation of his situation,
n there were even the slightest
ground for the assertion that Mr..
Taft's defeat and Gov. Wilson's cleo
ton would cause panic and recur-
renee of hard times, we should see
some evidence OF 1t. Coming events
cast their shadows before" and busi-
ness calamity always hangs out Its
storm signals and warnings In ad-
vance. The sun shines bright, there
Is not cloud in the sky, and the only
prophets of evil are Mr.. Taft and
those who are conducting his cam
paign. Business, which is the most
sensitive of barometers, refuses to be
affected by these dire predictions, and
the people in general smile instead
OF turning pale.-Baltimore sun.
(Wilson).
Mr.. Taft's speech at Beverly, Mass,
was a temperate and sensible state
The Detroit times., 1912-10-08

ment of the political situation for the
consideration OF those who used to
vote the Republican ticket and whose
interest II is to do so again. II serves
10 remind the third party man that a
vote for Col Roosevelt will be vote
thrown away. That party has no pros
pect OF success. The Republican who
votes the third party ticket will be
merely serving the personal ambition
OF Col. Roosevelt and doing so at the
cost of helping to put the Democratic
party. with its dangerous purpose OF
destroying protection &C American in
dustries, in power just as the country
Is on the eve OF a new era OF un-
paralleled prosperity.-New York
Tribune. (Taft).
Recent newspaper polls OF many
thousands OF voters, east and west,
carry out what the straw ballots have
been saying for weeks. They show
that Roosevelt and Wilson are fight
ing it out between them, with Taft
nowhere.
In some states at the north Wilson
Is miles behind Roosevelt. In many
states that were normally Republican
Prof. Wilson would poll far less than
majority OF the votes cast II the
election were held today. The Roose-
welt and Taft vote combined would
overwhelmingly defeat the Wilson
electors in states where neither Will
son nor Roosevelt could get d major
ity at this moment.
! Straw. votes and newspaper polls
everywhere show that the voting ma
jority is against Wilson in states
which Wilson needs to win the cleo
tion. II the anti-Wilson votes that
would be thrown away on Taft were
added to the Roosevelt votes those
states would cast their ballots for
Roosevelt in the electoral college. In
those same states the Roosevelt
strength compared to the Taft vote
is now at least two to one.
| In no state Is Taft leading Wilson
In nearly every state he Is bad third
to Roosevelt and Wilson. He is SC
certain to run third in the popular
vote, and so sure to be absolutely
blanked In the contest for the cleo
toral college, that anti-Wilson votes
cast for him will be worse than
thrown away.-New York Press
(Roosevel).
BY getting into the campaign hot
footed, President Taft proves that
even the dignity Of his Office can be
stood aside lin the interest of party.
He has suddenly realized that the O.
10. p. Is disintegrating, and issues ar
appeal to the voters not to desert hiir
in the hour of dire stress. This IL
at variance with his recent declara
ton that he was out of politics and
would permit others to do the work
that might be considered necessary
President Taft has been hoping
against hope and realizes now the
gravity OF the Republican situation
Hence his appeal to Republicans to
The Detroit times., 1912-10-08

the attitude of the Republican party on the tarin
under its present leadership, Public opinion Is SO
overwhelming against the Republican position that II
useless take time and space to argue against IT,
The Democratic platform declares for a tarin for
revenue only and holds that protection Is uncon-
stitutional Gov Wilson and the party leaders leave
the real position of the party in doubt Protection
is the policy OF keeping out Of this country COM
peting foreign goods. Free trade Is the policy or
permitting the free entry Of such goods
II protection is bad thing. IL is only because
IL obstructs trade and the Democratic party ought
declare that its object is TO abolish protection
Instead of this Gov. Wilson denounces the protec-
breath, and then hastens TO reassure the
public that he does not mean free trade and that
free trade is impossible under system OF raising
national revenues.
The Detroit times., 1912-10-08

REFORM LEADER. TELLS WHY HE'S FOR Roosevelt

in agree upon the pro-
partly the big trusts Which benefit
viii
Sdseon enough whom n'' control to any real '''h
party Bryan
bosses to nsr ssvsrs ststss a con
spssa 1s to ~ m DE % yv the as m Tn.
which
ton g; n ISIS, sSs apr after the %
as 1ss 10 sstsE sg.s s @ ]
politically cleveland
s & S :,s ess @
Consider the
sHs Todo9 SS @ %ss S e % ss sSs
tarin
%snf4 s a s a $ @
wsse the ns 'Hd With shf u 'aarS regard Of s % @ of
full the Ss psy % the
% R % aus @ so ]
examine closely all correlated subjects such what duty
life Of in industry N''
n sn s 'na Mantle the
sny an bill are nowhere accessible yet
Governors Wilson ss pa al and yet
must depend upon the extent to whieh the people
our an mS od ehp 5 he nno @ %son % admits n
h % fS a Ss our re % really ds
twelve heu @ % % You % % Wk & certain % proportion your
a Sns @ a on yG ansspa 1 %oaen %
Will
ltion which you enjoy in the tariff schedules"
would M @ o s9r S thing s1 and what
American manhood
lthey aid not do It, could abolish
public sa nan h o the s
sa S,S s his sss history % t his ability
Of
lteligence and citizenship
Se2ze z,4n5
The Detroit times., 1912-10-08
TAFT -HOPELESSLY OUT OFT, rs
ONFIDENI--STILL DELUDED

pdsnt Taft quoted as having expressed himself entirely sat
isfed With the political situation chances Of reelection
he bases his Satisfaction reports that coming to him from the
h - nayt;culary sratiAed by the news reaches him
1em northwestern states
chairman Hles Of the Republican committee has visited
th sscn country the president his word from e'
most encouraging.
Chairman -HIles recently in Michigan
since he here Michigan named by the Republican lead
b as o Tafts strong states
We do not report from Hles responsible Tor this
camp but Is and this report from the nortnWes'
4 - far from the facts satisfaction sod poped
reported accurately from Michigan the president understands
fight its electoral vote lies bween Wilson and
denied the Republican party for the hst time since
Il was split by Grover Cleveland
living the northwest remains the same as it was six
weeks go and wherever exists Taft HAS NO CHANCE
Of the that Taft VIII not carry
in the union in November.
These newspapers right the president
he will carry enough states be
elected.
the very this
rsn returned the
great the shin chance he has of
Taft seems hopelessy incapable finding public pulse
He seemed know where it and to have taken it, four
ago the stump declaring tariff revision downward
day following lost
N the first evidence Of which the signing of tariff bill which revised
the tariff upward
Elected to 60 with advancement policies Roosevelt
Clifford direction of forestry Bas
representative Of the Mogm and Guggenhems head Of the interior
department, wanted him dismissed.
Then Claws lieutenant Roosevelt
the forestry and Kirby who only told the truth
lastly Bangs who had TO who would probably be in his
Job yet -=---------
No further Balnger is
weakness particular looking the peoples
side.
he travelled than president had fact which
still remarkable that he has failed that his has
been all wrong
We afraid that those who reporting conditions for Taft
upon depending reports public
sentiment
he preferred
listen rather than put his the ground
big goOdhea who has honestly believed himself
been right who be ped than blamed whose mistake
has been made in choosing his still to be deudd
He didn't realize it while working his political end
BE doesn't realize it that the end hand
He ) walking m
The Detroit times., 1912-10-08

n
by the election OK hoose-
The Detroit times., 1912-10-08
The Advantage of Education

II admit that many men have exist
ed OF admirable disposition and vir-
tue, who. without learning, by the al
most divine instinct OF their own
mere nature, have been, of their own
accord. as II were. moderate and wise
men. even add this: that very often
nature without learning has had more
to do with leading men to credit and
to virtue than learning when not as
sisted by a good natural disposition.
And I also contend that when to an
excellent and admirable natural dis
position there Is added certain sys-
tenn and training OF education, then
from that combination arises an ex-
traordinary perfection Of character
Marcus Tullius Cicero.
II is expected that Japanese firm
will soon have large supply Of Jap
anesa coal Mt Honolulu
The Detroit times., 1912-10-08

It's tough luck when tailor has to
enter suit in order to get HIS money
Tor one he has made.
The Detroit times., 1912-10-08

when an old bachelor falls in love
there IL usually widow not far away
Who III anxious and willing to help
LIN out Chicago News. ,-.
The Detroit times., 1912-10-08

Is defect OF the Democratic POSITION and
applied. s good thing
its representatives
The Detroit times., 1912-10-08

when q man gets married he is
never quite sure whether his male
{rIonds. envy. or pity him.
The Detroit times., 1912-10-08
In Doubt.

II want to impress upon the chill
dren of our city the necessity of ex.
terminating the fly"
go to It."
But I'm in SOME doubt whether,
to offer dollar apiece for essays on
the subject or dollar per thousand
for flies s"-Kansas City Journal
The Detroit times., 1912-10-08

A mans relations seldom bother
him II he is poorer than they are.
The Detroit times., 1912-10-08

when q lawyer gets busy and works
With a will ne Is almost sure to break
The Detroit times., 1912-10-08

n. is easy for a woman to lose faith
IA, q man who Is to be trusted.
The Detroit times., 1912-10-08
ax GEORGE l. RECORD.

platforms subjects only the
contained
platform receive wide attention
The Detroit times., 1912-10-08

Some women are very easily
pleased. judging by what they marry.
The Detroit times., 1912-10-08

Mr.. Taft's speech at Beverly. Mass.
was a temperate and sensible state
The Detroit times., 1912-10-08

The mother who acts as chaperon
Is q matchmaker in disguise.
The Detroit times., 1912-10-08
Pointed Paragraphs

A poor man seldom has a reputation
as CRATER. 80. -.
The Detroit times., 1912-10-08

TOMORROW The D. Brandels. telling
HE is for WILSON.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-10-31
BECKER IS TAKEN.
TO DEATH house.
Convicted Murderer of Hermau
Rosenthai ConRfled IN Sing
Sing Prison.
EXECUTION WILL BE STAYED
Sentenced to Die in Electric
Chair During Week Begin
ming December 9.
EXECUTION WILL BE STAYED

Ossinins, n. Y, October S0.-Former
Police Lieutenant Charles Becker -
In the death house" at Sing Sing
prison tonight under sentence to die
in the electric chair during the week
December 3. as the convicted nun derer
Of the gambler. Herman Rosenthal He
was brought here from New York to-
day Immediately after sentence was
pronounced upon him 10y Justice Con
In the court room where he was found
guilty six days ago. Seeker's exc
cution will be stayed. however. by the
filing OF notice Of appeal from the
verdict In this lies Becker's only hope
Of escape frem death. His last words
before the gates. Of the prison were
shut behind him. this afternoon We're:
II come here an innocent man. l never
had a chance. I was railroaded- But
the night has only begun I expect
a reversal Of the verdict and a new
trial.
Becker, manacled TO q deputy sheriff.
arrived At the prison at l:30 o'clock.
after a twenty minutes walk through
the streets Of the village. surrounded
by several hundred persons, curious TO
see him. With stoiid countenance ana
head erect. Beck~ withstood the or
deal without losing his composure
A window Of the warden's office
framed a womans tear-statned face.
as Becker marched upon the prison
walk II was that Of the convicted
mans wife. who had accompanied him
from New York and had driven ahead
of him from the railroad station
Becker waved his hand sadly and the
woman threw . kiss.
An hour later. after the Formally
OF taking the prisoners pedigree had
been disposed Of, Becker was in hts
death cell in solitary confinement and
entered as prisoner No. Ss,i9s. Ten
other condemned murderers occupied
cells in the death house"
Mrs. Becker was allowed TO see her
husband through the steel screen OF
his cell door before she Departed
but was for hidden entrance. Sic pro-
poses to make her residence in Os-
sin.nx during her husbands coanne-
nent. and will be allowed to visit him
daily. bgt not to enter his cell
Uerk~p D. Sesses~~S.
View York. October 3e.-<-na 5f~< Beck
er. former police lieutenant convicted
Of procuring the murder OF tn. gam
bier. Herman RcsenthAl was to-day
sentenced TO die in the electric chair
q, Sing sing during the week Of De-
ceunb~r o. S~o;enc. was pronounced
by Justice Cot.
Mrs. Becker had q short talk with
the prisoner IN the shsr'6s quarters
~ :hc Criminal Courts ssild'ne before
Becker was taken 6-.Nc the court.
with Becker we've his srcfhers. JOAN
Becker ard Jackson B~cker- ard
Father Curry. % - JAMES Church.
All sovsh, 20 cheer shs condemned
susr
Mrs Becker. with her erothcr-tn-
law. pleaded win the sheriff To dslsy
Rockers removal % sing SING They
aid the rfisop~r couiA Ne permitted ~
s,ay In this ci:y for several says al
, Jeas. IN crdA' to sdtus: his cvssnes.
affairs Tsv sheriff vas o0surste. and
| announced that ne would take Becker
| away to-day.
~ Mcintyre. Becker's chsef seon-
80 VITO ssf5ered asrvoss eetseyss
ecsasissea - SsssssA tse&D