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COUNCIL VISITED THE
CITY OF SUCCESS"
INSPECTED MOTOR TRUCK
+ THERE +,
MAY PLACE ORDER
Looking at Several Different
Types With a viewss Buying
One for Use "a This City.

Several days ago 1t was announced
by members OF the city council that
they bad decided to visit no place
for the purpose OF inspecting motor
car purlping apparatus tor use by
the Anderson fire department. How
ever members OF conncil appear to
have changed their minds on this
matter, since yesterday majority
of the council, together with the may
or and REPRESENTATIVES, CT houses In
terested in. the manufactures OF fire
fighting apparatus, went TO Spartan
burg for the purpose OF inspecting
the type Of pump being used by the
Spartanburg department.. s4
The; salesman representing 3the
Seagraye Company had everything In
bus, Ohio. and inspect his cotnpany's
n,elsss ..hata hs,a the tr,a ~as Sa!lsa
on at the last minute and when
Tuesday arrived council decided that
such a trip was not necessary,
Whether or net q truck Of. any
make will be purchased fist ct this
time Is still in doubt bur members
Of council are deterInined that they
will; select no machine for use here
until they have seen o number of. dit
ferent makes tested. :, They deBire
this done in order that they may de-
termine which VIII be best suited 70
thhs aesds OF ths city. Ia
II pumping truck 81 p'--chased
the cost will probably b. between
$4,000 and $4,000.
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Rjonifhl. .Hobson l[Tedding.

Al pretty home wedding around
which centered the love ana interest
Sof many friends, was that OF ss Mics g
Grace Rss.k AID nr. JatneB Maxwsll
H6bson - ii7sss=ca place vest sterday
at noon ct the home 10 the hrtde's
father. Mr.. Harvle Aonth at Town.
vile ia this county Inis pretty conns l.
long graceful vines OF Ivy ana gar
lands OF green being festooned from
the ceiling while every where, were
Rsssel md bowls OF loYGiy cllrysaL-
theniuns, Dow vii Ssf being used ~
the hall atad pure white N 1.-The perlor.
MI Ronth, DE and A1Fs tgaiter
Routhtof Reideyiile and hfr. and hira
Foster Routh from Spartan 1ure, rer
celved the stieafs at the door hlsfi--..
aLegfon tscddi mar fch va s beau
titelaly played ;bs little Mss 5aseI g
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\. q ON nExICo CITY
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= 49,
northern Mexico anl Gensrai villas
!pdyance guard IS within 200 miles OF
the Mexican capital Il 4.
One colpmn oe contention forces Is
|mpyisg eastward from san Luis Pc
s9ss ~ TG1npicos A1ofhar. is ems
fien$oriIia 70 c1fk isEs stt. :.
Senefnl ilesus carrnaza at Puerto
Afsxice An eneagement at JuiIe,
near Rnetro Mexico, was reported to-
day bF american Consul Canada.
General Jcse CaFbajal. 4 vilIa cons
taAa DOR. was killed s.
WtHther OK not Sx-f -fea6fzs f1rcSs
under Generals if1ieenfp AgtiIar ana
sfguIneso, which thfeakeneds Puebla,
ssse wofking In harmony win Gener-
al yf,ia 10 not known but renewed
attacks on the Csfrnnza lines By "a
rahha srDops are sxppcses
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Epiacopal Church
Makes . 9sparture

tsyI AsaoeIatsd PFess.,

PITTSRURGE, Pqy Nov. is. For
the first time tn the history OF the
Episcopal PrStestaht church synod
.cf. that demon zion voted here today
to, allow women 10 serve on one scf its
important boards The synod OF the
third IToyince In session here decid-
ed .hat the provincial board OF so
ciai service hereafter ahnll comprise
uEe bishop. four Preahyteriee. four
laymen and tNo women. II we de-
.cided 40 can the province the pro.
vince Of washington.
The aynbd decided to elect the pre-
skiing bishop for thsAe y9ars, He viii
be eIiEft:te ID succeed himself.
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Best Laxative !.
For Children

When your baby is cross and
fretful instead of the happy, laugh
ing little dear you are accustomed
20 m all probability the digestion
has become deranged and the bow
els need attention. Give 1t mild
laxative. dispel the irritability and
bring back the happy content Of
babyhood.
The very laxative for children
Is DR. caldwell,s Syrup Pepsin, be-
cause Il Contains no opiate or mar
!, ,cotic drug, is pleasant tasting and
acts gently. but surely. without
griping ,or other distress. Drug
gisss sell Or. Caldwell's Syrup Pep
sin atsfifty, cents and one dollar.
For a free trial bottle write to DR..
W. 3. Caldwell, 45I Washington St,
Monticello, Ill.
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COMMISSIONERS DREW
COMMON PLEAS jury
MEN CHOSEN TO HEAR CIVIL
ACTIONS
ROSTER p IS@ca FULL.
But Civil Court WIZ Probably Las,
.only One Week, Due to the
q. hpproach of Holiiays.
ROSTER II ISsa FULL

Tne jury commission for Anderson
County met yesterday morning In the
oliice OF the clerk of court and drew
the jury to servo at the December
term of court OF common pleas for
this county. While there are many
cases on the civil roster, It is hardly
probable that court of common pleas
VIII last more than one week, since
1t does not convene until Becembcr
and then the Christmas holidays
VIM be near at hand by tho end of
the week.
The following are the iurore drawn
yesterday:
Bob Heywald, W5lliamston.
= ~ Davenport Centerviiie.
G. j.. McClain; Martin. =
y. Y. Harbin. Centerv,,le.
X. Is. Maddox, HoneA Path. >
w. M Dean, Varennas.
M. + Leach, Honea Path.
J. G. Armstrong. Hopewell.
y, g. Shirley, Broadway.
'J.fiT. Bruce, Corner.
Wv, Harris. iHopewell.,
Rttio. Wilson. Martin.
Rs Mitrnell, broadway.
+. ]. Mc.iee, Rock Mills
W. NJ. Caldwell, Wilfianiston.
Jowett Strickland. Savannah.
VI b. Ragsdale. Williamson.
w, A. G. Jameson, Garyin.
II. M. Morrow, Hall.
Ino. Il. Simpson. Savannah.
w y. Z. Owen, Brnshy Greek.
w. +. McGee. Corner,
G. s. Maret, Fork.
J. N. Long, Brushy Creek.
Chas. H. Ripley, Varennes.
Foster l. Brown, Centerville.
c. G. Garrison - as:=,s.erson.
j. NJ ferster. yarennes.
O. Frank johnson, Anderson.
T. NJ. Bowlan. Hopewell.
w "A. Harris, Bolton.
w, J. Wood, Anderson.
o. ID. Anderson. Anderson.
j.. M. Holiday, Belton.
~, Browning,f Wiiliam3ton. i
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DIVERSITY CROPS
AND CUT ACREAGE
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CONTINUED From Page ons) 3

tion in cotton acreage through In.
aueheesI OUTSIDE the cotton producing
States, and predictsd that with acre
age reduced cotton &uiiid go to o nor
NAL level next year, y ~;
General supervision of alle cotton.
loan fund will be under the federal
RESERVES board, Rith the recently ap-.
pointed cotton loan cornmitte f.i act
i've charge OF the work. Tue firet meet
ing OF this committee Will be held
jim Now York Friday morning.
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ssI,aat winter when my little boy
Ind Group got him 4 bottlo q Cham
believe it saAsod iifs iIfS. q rriteao9Ers
o. ii Cook. Tnds hh: 81 .yt snt the
nh5ekn and FoilaFea his coMgline
apells am most Efntefnl Cor Mhat
this ramedy has done FOR hss1l.', 1Htf
sale by all dealers.
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GOLD GLORY. WAS FIRED UPON
By LAND FORCES OF THE PORTE
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-
zled- over what had occurred. The
president telephoned Secretary Dam
iels several times during tho day and
also discussed the situation with Act
ing Secretary Lansing. Two SUCCESS
| ticns were youchsafed by. high off,
cfals, although they admitted THAR
views were purely speculative. The
iTing. they thought, probably was u
friendly act giving the customary
warning by single shot signifying
to the Tennessee's isuncf that the
port Of Smyrna was mined and clos
| ed, or else the boat was turned back
because It attempted to enter with
out previous arrangement with the
Turkish authorities, IA
Officials declined to believe the mr.
ing was an unfriendly or hostile act.
assurances given by the porte have
repeatedly pledged protection and the
closest friendship for. American nin4
Gems, However, when the American
lwarships frat went to the Msditer-
ranean Turkey was at. peace. Since
then the United Statea haa taken over
the diplomatic interests of Great
Britain and France, with whom the
porte Is at war, circumstance
frangit with delicate responsibility
Efforfs on the part OF some Mo-
Lammedan leaders in Turkey to start
.'hoiy war; have made Americans
as wen as British and French sub
jects apprehensiye. The American
consul at Smyrna reported his fears
to Ambassador Morgenthau, under
whose INSTRUCTIONS the two warships
have been moving about iiis Turkish
Mnters; - ls s.; .. ~
warned the United States that the
port OF Smyrna was mined. and the
lTennossee. 1t is understood. has
while her lahncii started for the shore
to Investigate conditions at the COM
snlRte.s IS
Regardless OF whether, oz, mot
smyrna Is q closed port, under the
Regulations OF the united States navy
Csrtstn Decker would be justified In
Ieeeking 90 enter the hnrbcr to aScer-
tain the ssets sssssssh reference to the
American cohs suifte and It's citizens.
The seguIat lions virtually would
cblige Captain Decker 10 commuui-
cAte with thu AmeFicatst consul 1T
Smyrna if he Ind 1earaed that the
consulate was thfoAt Atened, using his
launch II necessary regardless 0f
whether or not the BORT Was cipsadL I
That f3nptHsn DeckeN5 do not pek=
/ siBt In his attcnpt 70 enter was indis
cafefi. bv fi1a fank Ahaf lafe. .....e..s.
said he left at tho request sf the aIIil,
has adofs who. Il Isl presumed here,
thought 1t advisable to withdraw tile
ship until batter understanding
could bs e8ehe hesis 1t II nftnNe.5 ssiad'
TINT IL the coaHiiiate were In grave
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/ Rev. J. T. Mann,s appointment.
Rey. !. II. Mann will preach at
Mountain Creek church next Sunday
morning at II o'clock. j
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Personal

Dusiness.. a
Miss Med Major of Savannah town.
ship was shopping in the city yester-
day. - M. +
T. C. Bannister and w. M. Fields
of Martin township were in the city
yesterday.
J. q. MCGEE of the Savannah sec
tion was in the city yesterday on bus
mess.
John L. Ttate of the Ebenezer
ncighborhcod was in the city yester-
day.
Ed Smith OF Central was in the city
yesterday for short stay.
Miss Eunice Campbell of Anderson,
r. e, g., was shoppfn in the city yes
terdaY
LA. Bolt OF the, Centerville section
was among the visitors to the city
yesterday.
M. b. Richardson of Fair Play was
in the city yesterday, for few hours.
L. o, Everett Of Pendletop was In
Anderson yesterday for short, stay.
Pat o'Neal, well known Anderson
planter, spent yesterday in the city.
"a Paul Norris of the Roberts section
vas. among the visitors to spend yes
terday in tbs city. 10.
Ed McCown of Mountain Creek was
in Anderson yesterday for q few hours.
|. g. NJ. Gray and JJ. b. Gray of starr
were, in the city yesterday on busi-
ness. ~ %
r. G. Smith CT Lowndesville spent
part OF yesterday in the city.
Dave skeitn. progressive :
SON county planter. was in the =. :.
yesterday. ~
Thomas Eskew OF Anderson, r. r.
D., spent part of yesterday in the city.
DR.. s. C.. Dean OF Starr was In the
city yesterday for a few hours.
S--etf " .sfs4s - } =
TfH. Brock of Honea Path spcnt
Ipartuof yesterday In the city.
/! i.s5s', -------Sst s t.6t.f n
Allen Martin OF Anderson, n. r. D..
was In the tityeyestardayso on business.
- - 3 Z .fsi. ii--s..--tt--- :. Il
fs.9Anhae Deari Ga Starr was shop
ping IN the city yesterday.
: sssF. and sFfa. :. 4. EsEnss$ aaa leg
Ter Brown went to Townyille yester-
day to attend the Routn- -Hobgon ged-
ding. ;t1ssa
Mrs. Il. s. Ligon OF Anderson. r. +.
D.. was shopping In the city yester-
day ~ - az ttfzs,is y a !. S
Fred Majestic. we'll known Ander
son planter, was In the city yesterday.
M s.. H. Whitl6ck Of Pendleton spent
q few honrs' in The Ely .S yesterday ON.
business.
TT. c.. Jackson. Jr., OF Iva spent
part OF yesterday In the city.
+. J. P. CogsweII OF Greenville was
In Anderson yesterday for q few hours.
H. B. Curry OF Monroe, NJ. O.. is
spending a few days In. the. city. s
B. w. Castles OF Spartanburg was
among the vfsitors spending yester-
day In the city.
9. e. Godfrey Of s5artanburg was
in the city yesterday. a guest at the
jChiQuoIa hotel.
Miss Beatrice Hunter of Pendle.
ton was shopping In the city yesterday.
Mr. and hirs. Wade Drake ,d varen-
fiss SS.suship were shopping In ::ae
city yesterday. Z. & g. S.. 7.
Rev, ". s. Myers os Townyilie was
a-aonE the visitors spending yester-
day III the city. i
VILLA Is MOVING
ON MEXICO CITY
Continued Fro1s First PAGE,
northern Naxir,o ses,ft Ca, a,as systJ .,
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Recepffon nf CaIlege.

The members cf the Anderson Col
Iege Association Will hold recep-
tion at the college this afternoon in
compliment to the faculty or the coll
lege. The ladies and gentlemen of
the city and county arc cordially i'm
yited to attend. The reception will
be held In the college parlors, from
to 6 o'clock. Members of the asso-
citation especially are urged to be
present.
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attractive and popular young woman,
while DR.. Hobson is rising young
physician OF his community.
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Mrs. George Wilcox Of Elberton
Ga. is visiting her mother. Mrs. G
F. Tolly.
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Mrs. Gray and Miss Carrie Gray re
turned yesterday from visit t
friends in Augusta.
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Rev. ". s. Myers os Towryilie wa
aSlonE the visitoFs spending yester
day tn the city. &.
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Mr.. and hirs. Wade Drake az Warren,
fiss t.S.sushfp were shopping in. :.iii
city yesterday. & ~ Z. s.. s. sa
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Allsnt Martin 'os anderson. n. r. D.,
was In the eyesterdayson business,
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ThH. Brock of Honea Path spent
!, lparttiof yesterday In The city.
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Mrs. H. C: Townsend has gono tc
Spartanburg to spend few day.
with friends,
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DR.. s. c.. Dean Of Starr was In the
tclty yesterday for few hours.
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Mrs. j., o. N1lhite returned yester-
day from Sayarnah, wheic she at
tended the y. d. c. convention. Site
also stopped over a few days in Au-
gusta with. her daughter. Mrs. George
Leitner.
|. MIR. ]. D. Brown, MIR. and Mrs. =.
M. Burnett and Miss Hobson attend
ed the Routh-Hobson wedding ut
Tcwnyille yesterday.
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Thomas Eskew OF Anderson, r. r.
D., spent part of yesterday in. the city.
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Mlss Beatrice Tsnnter of Pendie-
ton was shopping In the city yesterday
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Mrs.9Anhae Dean en Starr was shop
ping In the city yesterday.
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Dave Skeitn, progressive n
SON county PLANTER. was in the y.
yesterday, ~
The daily sentinel., 1914-04-25
Novel Topic for
A Sunday Sermon

Making the Road to Jericho Safe
win be the theme discussed by the
Rev. Jasper T. Moses at the Chris
tan church Sunday evening. Mr..
Moses has Just returned from Fort
Worth, Texas, where DIR. Wilbur F.
Crafts, superintendent of the Nation
al reform bureau has been conducting
a social survey and reporting to the
various civic uplift societies on con-
ditions in Fort Worth. Some of the
methods and conclusions of DR..
Crafts in his work will be reported in
the sermon tomorrow evening.
THE old idea of beneyolently in
clined people," said Mr.. Moses, was
that charity to the unfortunate vic
tins of unjust social and economic
conditions was the acme of Christian
activity and purpose. The story of
the Good Samaritan has been for cen
turies the classic illustration of what
We ought to do for the unfortunate
The newest Interpretation Of the
spirit of Christ is embodied in the
slogan. make the road to Jericho
SAFE" and 1t is this practical idea of
our ablest reformers today that will
be presented Sunday night"
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IF BACkACHEY OR
KIDNEYS BOTHER
Eat Less Meat Also Take Glass of
Salts Before Eating Breakfast.

Uric acid in meat excites the kid
neys, they become overworked; get
sluggish, ache, and feel like Jumps Of
lead. The urine becomes cloudy; the
bladder is irrltated. and you many be
Obliged to seek relief two or three
times during the night. When the
kidneys clog you must help them
flush off the bodys urinous waste or
you'll be real sick person shortly.
At first you feel dull misery in the
kidney region, you suffer from back
ache, sick headache. dizziness, stom-
ach gets sour. tongue coated and you
feel rheumatic twinges when the
weather is bad.
Eat less meat, drink lots of water;
also get from any pharmacist four
ounces Of Jad Salts; take a table
spoonful in a glass of water before
breakfast for a few days and your
kidneys will then act fine. This
famous salts is made from the acid
of grapes and lemon juice. combined
with lthia, and has been used for
generations to clean clogged kidneys
and stimulate them to normal activ-
ity, also to neutralize the acids in the
urine, so it no longer is source of
irritation, thus ending bladder weak
ness.
Jad Salts is inexpensive, cannot in
jure; makes a delightful effervescent
Whitewater drink which everyone
should take no wand then to keep the
kidneys clean and active. Druggists
here say they sell lots of Jad Salts to
folks who believe in overcoming kid
ney trouble while IL is only trouble.
--s--
Cy REYNOLDS of the Santa Fe is
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Truman Ketchum
Here On a Visit

Truman Ketchum. formerly city
clerk and for the past ten years tru-
ant officer for the city OF Seattle, ar
rived in the city this morning and
will spend some time visiting his
father, Colonel c. II. Ketchum, who
is recovering slowly from a serious
attack of pneumonia.
Mr.. Ketchum has been away from
Grand Junction for more than eleven
years and he has grown until but a
few of his friends recognized him to-
day. He Is making a great record
in Seattle, particularly in reference
to his work for the suppression of
the white slave traffic.
Mr.. Ketchum is greeting a great
many old-time friends here today.
The daily sentinel., 1914-04-25

A wreck at milepost 409 on the
third division late yesterday after
noon tied up all traffic. 1t occurred
between Paonia and Bowie and con-
sisted Of four freight cars and the
caboose leaving the track. The To-
cal wrecker left late last evening
and had not returned this afternoon.
No one was injured. The accident
happened on level stretch of track
and was not serious one.
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Mrs. Bertha c. Wells. who has as
sumed the leadership of the Presby-
tcrian choir, was delightfully."- sur
prised last evening by the men of the
church. and presented with beau
tiful ebony baton, trimmed heavily
in silver. Mrs. Wells prizes 1t great
".
The daily sentinel., 1914-04-25

T. A. Cisneros. who has been fore
man of the L. K. Shinn sheep outfit
at Mack for several months, arrived
in Grand Junction last evening and
expects to put in the next week loaf
ing. before he returns to the job.
They are through the hardest part
OF the years work, the shearing.
The daily sentinel., 1914-04-25

Mr.. and Mrs. ]. D. Tweedwell ar
rived this morning from the coast.
They have been spending the winter
in Los Angeles. They left on the
narrow gauge for home in East Doug
las, Mass. They are very enthusias-
tic over Colorado's superb scenery.
The daily sentinel., 1914-04-25

The annual athletic meet OF the
Appleton consolidated school was
held yesterday afternoon. Over two
hundred persons were present and all
reported a jolly time. A lunch was
served at noon by the women of the
Appleton section and in the after
noon the athletic events were pulled
off
The daily sentinel., 1914-04-25

A. ]. Lee, formerly of Fruita and
well known in this city, has accepted
the secretaryship of the Commercial
Gently resigned-as manager of large
Price store and was succeeded by
Ambrose Welch, also formerly OF
Fruita. Mr. Lee should be an able
and active commercial executive.
The daily sentinel., 1914-04-25

1t was announced this afternoon
that Miss Priscilla Price would sing
at the Methodist church tomorrow
morning. This Will be the last time
that Miss Price sings before Grand
Junction audience before she leaves
for her new home in Chicago.
The daily sentinel., 1914-04-25

Evangelist E. B. Pratt arrived this
morning on No. 3 from his home in
Colorado Springs. He will conduct
the revival meetings for the next six
weeks with the help of Rev. E. G.
Lane in the Congregational church.
Rev. Pratt is a most gifted speaker
and should draw large houses during
the meetings.
The daily sentinel., 1914-04-25

Mrs. H. F. Moore accompanied by
her three children were outbound
passengers this morning for their
home in Montrose. They have been
spending the winter o nthe coast and
are very glad to be back in Colorado
and the western slope again.
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James Finucan, who was operated
upon several days ago at Salida. is
reported to be improving. His many
friends in Grand Junction and the
Grand Valley will be glad to hear OF
his recovery
The daily sentinel., 1914-04-25

Mr.. and Mrs. S. S. Wilcox, who
have been spending the winter on the
coast. returned last evening, spent
the night with friends and continued
on their way home to Oshkosh, Wis,
this morning.
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]. F. Halderman. formerly county
attorney. was an outbound passenger
this morning for Montrose, where he
goes in the interests of the w. II.
Plato coal suit, which is marked on
the calendar for today.
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John F. Moore OF the John F.
Moore Fruit Co., left this morning
for a few days inspection trip over
his ranch at Bridgeport. Peaches
are coming along finely.
The daily sentinel., 1914-04-25

Henry Mahannah was an outbound
passenger this morning for his home
in Whitewater. where he will soon
spend the week end with his par
ents.
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Geo. Cover Of La Junta, was num-
bered among the incoming passen-
gers this morning and will be here
for several days on business and
pleasure.
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T. B. Faulkner. who has been
spending the winter in the Uintah
country returned last evening and
left this morning for his home in
Hotchkiss. He is prominent ranch
er in that district.
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w. H. Plato, a well known local
coal dealer, left this morning for
Montrose where the suit of the PAIL
SADIE Coal Co. against his firm for in
fringing on the trade mark is brought
UP today.
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Albert Way was an incoming pas
senger this morning from his home
in Chanute, Kansas, and will be here
for several days looking over Grand
Valley orchards with view to in
vesting.
The daily sentinel., 1914-04-25

II. w. Blackstone. Western Slope
agent for the X motorcycle, came
down from his home in Palisade yes
terday morning and returned home
late in the afternoon. He expects to
sell a large number of them this
year
The daily sentinel., 1914-04-25

J. 0. Laswell, travelling engineer
for the Rio Grande, arrived this
morning and is looking after his
company's interests.
The daily sentinel., 1914-04-25

John Fl. Marquette accompanied by
his son, stopped off for few hours
this morning. Their home has been
in the government camp at Culebra
Cut, Panama.
The daily sentinel., 1914-04-25

John Seelye is recent arrival
from his home in Seward. Kas., and
is looking for a good chance to in
vest his money.