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The daily sentinel., 1913-08-09
Frank Whitehead
has Magnificent
Pop Corn Crop

Frank Whitehead, a well known
rancher of the Fruita section is rails
ihs the biggest crop of popcorn that
mas ever been grown in the valley.
on ms tine ranch near Fruita. lie
reports to Howard G. Fletcher, man
ager OF the Grand Junction Fruit
urowers association that he will har-
vest Two carloads of 60.000 pounds
oi the very finest white rice popcorn.
the pest species grown. He has had
great success with the corn and ex-
poets To make handsome profit He
iias raised small quantities before,
put never tackled it on such large
scale before.
The corn will nearly all be market
ed by Mr.. Fletcher for Mr.. White
head on the Pacific coast.
The daily sentinel., 1913-08-09
THE REWARD" !"

re passed Love by for he he
TOT Sod he gave Friendshipwheh he
re pade goodbye to pleasure said
lie only wanted cash in hand-and what won
re nau no heart FOR laughter time dance.
nad no charms for him. a
ie Joy OF Living called him, he
hat ana ne
n m kmG% % mat profits mounted that high;
Iut sod oil dawn sunset worth to his
ror al the tun and froic. the S the main
wonder OF the busy world,
were hothng much but noise he oiled
ANA never knew the face of joy listened her song
rr an ms greed of heart and
nshlhent snail him
,,ehou ne hath MS punishment h eedethno
lie gave his very soul for Godand Gold is All he got,
-Berton Braey in Expres
The daily sentinel., 1913-08-09
WILSON AND HIS JOB.

insight after long journey through
"A states returned to Washington with this opinion.
The folks back yonde watching Wilson and saying
why, that's the man we've been looking for
Only five months in office and what he has done:
Got the tariff on the toboggan
Canned the lobby
Called Wall streets panic bluff
Started currency reforms.
And handled the Mexican muddc had been doing such
things all his life.
These specific things aren't however the biggest of his achieve
The biggest his taking hold of rusty and dscredted
party machinery and making work for the goodDen-
yer Express
The daily sentinel., 1913-08-09
ASQUITH SAYS SUFFRAGE
FOR WOMEN UP TO PEOPLE
Associated Press.

Associated Press.
London. Aug. 9.-Premier Asquith
Yesterday told representatives of the
national women's suffrage societies
and their non-mllitant co1leages that
their constitutional methods were a
welcome contrast to criminal pro-
oeedings' of the militants. He stat
cd frankly that he had had no change
OF heart, and said: THE final word
on woman's suffrage rests with the
people, If tho women are able to
convince them that Such a change is
desirable. no combination can pre-
vent the accomplishment of their oh
ject"
The daily sentinel., 1913-08-09
INVESTIGATIONS.

The spirit of investigation is
abroad in the land. The auditor is
the committee of sew
enty is investigating. Suppose you
DO little investigating on your own
account, and look into this Big Shoe
sale OF ours. We do not know what
tne result of these other investiga-
tons VIII be. We do know what you
will find on looking into our Shoe
Sale-the best class summer shoes
going for less than fair price. The
auditor can't stop us, the COMMITTEES
of seventy can't take us over. These
shoes must so. Mcconnell & Lowe.
The daily sentinel., 1913-08-09

Tuesday, Aug. t2th, ends our an
nuai Summer Card Sale. II you want
yonr cards promptly, give us your
orders early. 100 cards for SOC, eth
er visiting or business. The Daily
Sentinel.
The daily sentinel., 1913-08-09

Mr.. and Mrs. w. l.. Burgess and
son, Harold, were arrivals in the city
this noon from the east Mrs. Bur-
CESS and Harold have been spending
six weeks visiting in their former
home in PENNSYLVANIA and were met
in Denver by Mr.. Burgess. who left
here a week ago. They report a de-
lightful trip and are glad to get back
to the Grand Valley again.
The daily sentinel., 1913-08-09

And that the reormes have succeeded in making rea
nice of Denver the grand jury rdey steps and
mens undong of all their work after making thorough ves-
gaton of moral conditions Poor old Denver We orwonder
if she hasn't little sympathy coming her from
stead of so many hard Notwithstanding Enterprise
The daily sentinel., 1913-08-09
In Love with city.

Mr., and Mrs. Frank c. Tanning
OF Fairbury, H., who came here. ac-
companied by their two children two
weeks ago in their Overland auto
mobile, have decided that Grand
Junction is good enough for them
aud they have purchased the w. G.
Baylis property ON North Twelfth
street. They left last night for the
east to get their furniture.
The daily sentinel., 1913-08-09
DOCK STRIKE is BROKEN.
Associated Press.

AssOclated Press.
Duluth, MINI, Aug. with the
backbone OF the Missabe ore dock
strike broken, the steamer Pope, ore
laden, cleared this port today.
The first blood of the strike was
shed today when Cannon OF the In
dustrial Workers and one of his aides
clashed with Il policeman of the OIL
iNer Mining Company following
controversy over an open-air meet
ing. The aide suffered scalp
wound.
The daily sentinel., 1913-08-09
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MONTRoSE is TO
HAVE NEW MILL.

: You can say that bigger ,
: and better mill will go up on the .
; ruins of the old mill and that ,
: at once, said |. w. Hotel. half ,
; owner of the mill at Montrose,
!, which was destroyed by fire
: early this week He will go TO
; Denver as soon as the insurance
: ia adjusted and viii push the
! proposition of getting a fine new
: mill started before the ruins
: have hardly grown cold.
:
], 6, 6, 6, 6, 6 &, S, 6, G, 8 6, "a q q 6.
The daily sentinel., 1913-08-09
ANOTHER VICTIM OF
B|NGHAMTOh FIRE
Associated Press

Associated Press.
Binghamton, N. Y. Aug. 9.-The
S2nd name was added today to the
list of victims of the fire that de-
stroyed the Binghamton Clothing
company Plant two weeks ago when
Mrs. May Layton died at a local hos
pital. She was injured in jumping
from TIE fourth floor of the building.
Ed r. Brown of Palisade was a To-
cal visitor today.
The daily sentinel., 1913-08-09

John J. Cottrell. foreman of the
Denver a Rio Grande blacksmith
shop here. left last night for Seattle
and the northwest accompanied by
Mrs. Cottrell and young son. John Jr.,
fhey are to enjoy a Two weeks trip
and anticipate very pleasant jorney.
They VIII visit Vancouver and Port
land on their journey.
The daily sentinel., 1913-08-09
Associated Press.

Allouez, MINI, Aug. 9.-That the
Great Northern railroad is fortifying
itself for a duration of hostiities
was shown today when construction
was begun on portable shacks in
which to house strike-breakers. The
officials state that they are planning
to accommodate 400 mon, who are
to begin work next Monday.
The daily sentinel., 1913-08-09

When eformer make the world his
asacton he usually the newspaper first One of the
demands is that all stories of crime be eliminated
from its columns Now this would be all right and the editor would
put with the refoer the latter would only take the
OF eliminating crime itself from the ulesburg News
The daily sentinel., 1913-08-09
THE CREAMERY'S HOME.

HE SENINE announcement yesterday the effect that the
Jensen Creamery will from their temporary headqa
INTO their building Monday proves the company lost no
time IN getting their permanent home completed
he building arranged with great convenience and mod
ern IN all Its appointments ideal home for uptodate
creamery. f
The. Jensen Creamery growing in popularity from dav to
day Grand Junction indeed fortunate when secured this in
Sututon 1t is coming up every expectation.
In Mr. Bryan the creamery has capable and accommo
dating manager.
he creamery is turning fine product and it in great
demand " e
ne produce buying feature of the business also going to
prove big thing for the valley ee ~
nc creamery certain to add much the prosperity of the
CITY ana valley It's wdeawake first class establishments and the
people behind know their business keep their promises and de-
serve every encouragement.
Some people will be brefng easier Roady Kenehan
leaves town tonight
Nothing seems to be getting andered quite much Just now
as is the Midland Trail. ' O
How much of that 900 High Line canal wage roll pad
out at the camp today will be spent in Grand Junction?
NobodyS going ohave complain about dcarh of
candidates tor city commissionershps this fall.
The daily sentinel., 1913-08-09

We believe the Committee of Seventy will be taking the wise
course IT. at its meeting Monday night down the
luton tavorng the reducing of the number of
from five three We do believe such change will
conditions any.
The daily sentinel., 1913-08-09

Miss Haywood of New York city is
an arrival in Grand junction for a
visit with Miss Ruby Currie, we'll
known local social favorits and az
uet.
The daily sentinel., 1913-08-09

We doubt if the Sentinel has had popular feature
than the splendid interesting richly entertaining letters by
Misses Dodon and Daniel describing their the Old
World the guests of The Sentinel The are being closely
followed by hundreds of Sentinel readers They truly delight
full.
The daily sentinel., 1913-08-09
\ Week in Glenwood.

A Week in Glenwood.
Miss Marguerite Marquis, stenog-
rapher at the local fruit growers as
sociation, left yesterday afternoon for
Glenwood, TO spend q week or ten
days, recuperating her health after
a short illness.
The daily sentinel., 1913-08-09

Let us Dry Clean Your Clothes.
The dirt and stains are removed as
by magic. Try us once. The Sui
torium.
The daily sentinel., 1913-08-09
FIT UP THAT PORCH.

Now is the time to fit up that
porch. as We are selling out all porch
furniture at greatly reduced prices,
Bannister Bros. & SilcoX. S-7-4t
The daily sentinel., 1913-08-09

The one chance OF year to get n
hundred calling cards FOR half price.
ne sentinel yearly 3o-day card sale
bargain nrIee IS 100 cards for bOe.
The daily sentinel., 1913-08-09

Coy Klingler and wife and little
daughter, left yesterday afternoon
for Denver, to be gone for short
time visiting and enjoying the big
conclave.
The daily sentinel., 1913-08-09
Attorney Brown Hcre.

Attorney Ed II. Brown of Palisade.
returned home last evening after a
busy day here He reports the peach
outiooh as very encouraging in the
upper valley.
The daily sentinel., 1913-08-09

Chester Kaup will play trombone
solos at the Crystal theater tonight
as an extra attraction. There will be
-FOUR oher musicians on the program
Tor an excellent concert.
The daily sentinel., 1913-08-09
issues Fifteen.

The city council of Glenwood
Springs issued Is saloon licenses at
the last meeting. Glenwoods popu-
lation is 1000.
The daily sentinel., 1913-08-09

Hall to Gienwood.
Frank Hall left today for Glen
wood, TO be gone several days on a
surveying job.
The daily sentinel., 1913-08-09

Carpenter Leaves.
Dan Carpenter left for his nome
in Watson, Utah, this morning after
a two days visit with his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. d. e. Carpenter, 22S
Rood avenue.
The daily sentinel., 1913-08-09
Miller Out Again.

L. NJ. Miller of Hillcrest ranch
north OF tho city, has just recovered
from an illness of two weeks and
was out greeting his friends again
today for the first time.
The daily sentinel., 1913-08-09

The determination of the commissioners that the city park
shall no longer be refuge for hoboe commendabe
The daily sentinel., 1913-08-09
Visiting Mrs. Rupp.

Charles Dahlman and wife of Gin
cinnati are stopping over In the city
on their way home from the coast,
with Mrs. Anna X. Rupp of this city.
The daily sentinel., 1913-08-09

Keep flies out of their eyes at cost.
Fred Mantey.
The daily sentinel., 1913-08-09
Mrs. Bcye Ieaycs.

Mrs. c. c. Beye went to Palisade
last evening to visit with friends for
a short time.
The daily sentinel., 1913-08-09

Nobody going to- have complain about dcah of
candidates tenc city commissonerships this fall.
The daily sentinel., 1913-08-09
SENTIMENT OLD AND NE\

Ihhes Worth While Picked Way From Pens1
Long Ago Laid Down-Somc These Later Dovs
The daily sentinel., 1913-08-09

Sentinel waut-ads Get Results.
The daily sentinel., 1913-08-09

How much of that $4,000 High Line canal wage roll paid
out at the camp today will be spent Grand Junction?
The daily sentinel., 1913-08-09

Nothing be getting andered quite so much lust now
as the Midland Trail f " > '' '
The daily sentinel., 1913-08-09
STEIN BLOCH And SOCIETY
BRAND

We can Save you money with
out losing you Style and Quality.
The daily sentinel., 1913-08-09

Some people will soon be brehhng easier: r
leaves town tonight.
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THE THEATER
MAuDE ADAMS.

Charles FrOhman viii present
Maude Adams IN Sir J. NJ. Barrie's
fairy play. Peter Pan" at the Court
theater tonight II there has been
considerable interest in the coming
OF Miss Adams Il would seem but ma
tural inssmuch a. the young woman
l. looked upon as the most popular
actress ia this country. Added TO
this is the fact that Barrie Is CON
sid-red the foremost British drama
fist OF the times. The success OF his
play and OF Miss Adams in IL. as the
boy who wouldn't grow up. has been
works have been so heartily com
meuded as has Peter Pan. but then.
bower OF making d boy of the man
that il held under its spell of imagi-
nation. The production that is 20 be
uniolded here is full OF atmosphere
and breGthes OF the spirit OF the au-
thor. one OF the scenes shows an
underground cave with Indians guard
ing It's entrance above. Another scene
is laid on the deck OF a pirate ship.
one Of the p%rettiest pictures is the
n at the close. showing Peters
house in the tree tops. Every little
detail connected with the presenta-
ton ~ the play is carried out with
skill and the utmos care. As Peter,
Miss Adams has a role in which she
Is the disqualification OF youth and
JOY. The play calls for a large com
pany and IL is made W OF well known
players.
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St Cairsviiis Briefs

Misses Marruerife Morris and Cailie
Kelly have returned TO Bethesda after
spending several days n the home Of
frank Hag'duru ou Mar eta street.
The mid-wcck prayer meetings NIL he
.cid So the local church Wednesday eve
Mugs at q o'clock.
David and Wilson Mitchell were guests
OF friends m Wheeling yesterday.
Mrs. J. NJ Young and |ldr"u. Jean
ana Francis, returned 90 their home
here Monday from e trim 20 Atlantic
city and other eastern points.
Misses lgWa \~n and NrrCic Troll
were at Wheeling on bus ness Yesterday.
w Mc'l'llsrd ami family and clyde
Metlellaud. az GAINESVILLE. We're guests
at tho home Of Howard Corlucr sunday.
Richard I.yncu and family spent sun
DAY with Martins Ferry relatives
Herurd"r T.. J. Workman returned
Monday morning from a hunting trip 10
Crahapplc.
Rev ana Mrs. Robert Pollock. who
have been spending several months In
the south. are visiting relatives az this
place.
NIt and Mrs ". g. Myers. OF Rellaire.
w,er" guests at the home of j. l. Print
Mis- Elizabeth Flanagan. ~ Wheel
ing. spent yesterday with Mr.. and Mrs
p T. clark. on Marietta street.
Attorney ]. g.. ~CleEcrger. Of H.IlaIre.
was here on legal business Yesterday
Misses Amelia nd Mary Adams left
Saturday for Akron. Where ff.v wiz
visit their niece. Mrs. vs.. Il. N,EDherte
Miss Lucy C"cHrtre Of the probate
judges office. is spending her vacation
w.-n Ter brother. Fred CsGrrane a, en-
ton.
Mss Katherine B~uverdeck. OF Martins
err, "ts an oVcr-Suuday visitor with
The TUESDAY Night cluh will meet this
'L"uinE 20 III home OF Miss Anna Troll.
or she West End
Miss Marie iawreft. teacher fr fIe
crescent school spent sunday with hc.
parents ON Marietta street
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ABoRN OPERA COMPANY.

The management Of the Court could
not have made "a more popular an
nouncement than that they had So.
cured the famous Aborn English Op.
era company for next Monday. Octo-
Der 10. and the people OF this city
are eNceptionally fortunate in having
m" Aborn ohanization select for
their offering a grand double hin.
composed Of Mascagni's intensely dra.
matte and romantic onv-act opera.
"tavalleria ~Rusticana." with its fa@
cinatIng story OF rustic romanticiSm
and Humperdinck's famous fairy
opera. "Hansel and GreteI." founded
ON the familiar legend OF the Babes
In the Wood This Joyous and beau.
tiful work. unlike most grand opera
compositions. has Just as potent an
appeal 10 young folks as To older peo.
pie. and again. unlike many grand
opera compositions. 'HauSel and
GreteI has "A very happy ending The
delicacy and charm Of this opera. with
It's delightful fairy story. has made il
one Of the most interesting and popu-
Er works of modern composers
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JUNGLE TOMS CABIN

Kibble and Martins revival OF Har-
RE Beecher stoves story. Uncle
Toms Cabin will undoubtedly at
tract lar-e crowds 10 the Court the
alter this Wednesday and Thursday.
With tut n or two exceptions.
and then not in recent years. has
there ever been So lavish and ade-
quate a production as the present one.
Thp scenes. which are large enough
10 MI the most spacious stage. could
not easily be- improved. Those repre-
senting the Ohio river in winter. the
rocky pass in which George Harris
protects his family. the -. Claire
plantation. thp levee at New Orleans
the cotton fields in fun bloom and
the Celestial city" are all excellent
stage pictures with novel effects.
There will be daily matiueps.
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webster District.

Precinct 80 1T. ". Eneel. e66
ChaTllue street.
Precinct so Ed. Knowles. g. Twel
ty-siNth street.
Precinct so. 81. Stein. as 27th 81.
Precinct No. ~. u. Garden. IS
Eoff street.
Precinct No. 5-Edw Beiswenger. 81
Jacob street.
Precinct No s-Mrs ~ Baumann. ~
TW .uty- ninth street.
Precinct 40 Airs. ~. Salisbury. i
IltrtN-fIrSt street.
Precinct No 81 Z Burton. ].
TN ~euINauIrfh street
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Hiss Lucy Jepsou. at her home on
Main street, Will entertain this Afternoon
a number Of friends I'm honor OF Mrs.
Herbert Mitchell and Mrs. David
Mitchell. both recent brides. Fancy
WORK vii be the chief diversion Of the
afternoon and at an appropriate hour a
dainty luncheon vii be served.
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Rearera

Ih~ members OF the standard Bearers
held a meeting At the Methodist church
last evening. An interesting program
was rendered and refreshments were
served by the hostess.
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ReCepfion

Mesdames Anna H~Iilingsworth and
william SidWel will give "A reception
at the home Of the former. Thursday
afternoon. quite q number OF out-of-
town guests Will bc present.
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BHIy SUNDAY No.,

Daniel 5 Steele OF Brilliant ,
purchased Ia" Billy SUNDAY "a no.
haci" Tor Tho lumber. paving 81 40.
re VIII tear - down a. the close a.
'", i~'FiVal- In three weeks
hII sunday breaches on "Amusc.
on Friday night n on
afternoon. N sunday
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SEALED PROPOSALS
Notice 90 Manufacturers. Jobbers. Mo-.
chrnts and Other Wholesale pealers.

ehrnts and other wholesale Dealers.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN. THAT
it' stat" Board OF control 90 The state
"i West Virginia will receive bids daily
If ifs Onig" o. Charleston. West Virginia
Tor furnishing supplies for the sever1i
state institutions. tho financial mango
u'tf Or which b. vested IN said R0artI
q "nfratt~ VIII Dee awarded 20 tie lowest
bidders. quality considered. and other
things Dee ur equal. West virginia deal
ers VIII boo given preference.
Lists ~ supplies needed will he r---
rls' oil hfl.sr- ur recent - rcorf.s+s
stating the line desired.
STATE BOARD SF CONTRI
acftf charleston Vaat Z-irCtrts
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IlPEWRl1ERS O SALE
toh SALI-Oiivcr Typewriter. Good
condition. n. T. smith. clio NT.Fn
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4S,'-NI, auis-tf
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LATEsr MAGAZINES

Harper. Atlantic. S%cribners. Ladies
Home Journal, No.ue. MOmante
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Al THE oRpuEum

With dainty little Miss Violet
MACMILLAN. j X Emmett a g.,
Powers a Co. he Beau Brumm.l
trio. 'h" cellars trio. Frank Lon.
and The Elke motion pictures. an on
on" bill. the popular Orpheum tho
atr" the FIRST half Of This week. t-
-iviuG the local theafre going pubi
a bill such as neve before has bean
s""n In The history of local vaudr-
yifl.
Miss Macmillan De- an artist IN
artist who depends upon her arr 90
bring tu ler the w'Ilmeritcd an
rIHu-e which is her portion T. h
Emmett Doc OF 'he ulu~trious paren-
'as" fullF susf7.us th" family repu.
faflon as an actor and not a singh.
patron Of fh" theatre. az the three
capacity houses yesterday. but va
touched fy the psfho@ Of 'he play
l"'. acted with such eminent art as
20 cause N 'o belirpr that 10 Wa 60
r"fl. instead Of make believe The
Beau Hrur.Usl trio az singers easily
top anything ever near! boo WfeeIr.
ana 'h" I"ll3fs trio of comedy aero.
bats are 90 scream from start 20 TN.
i-h Frank Long. blackface artist 300
SONGS. dances and ON wUe'ral inefru.
'.'n'. D. % -'pUuofcher. while PoWer
fui company. iu ve~nfriloqui-m east.
IF Ton dnrfN'nr ." fhe line ever seen
af % local playhouse
IH.' hu' nu. it' ON fha h1l arc
'h" picture OF tho TIk-' recent ra
'af Md fh" ftcf that they arc ap.
every Performance b.. ~ sufficient .r.
dI'afIDn 81 their merit Nofh.nr hot
Pop i1 Pho way OF real motion picture.
over ha# boon ."Du FOO Wheeling ami
'O'F NII h" shown. fp.lHyHnI fu.mu..
.'N. .HfHN performances each CAV