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The daily sentinel., 1914-06-08
Entertalned stnte President.

The state president of the Rebk-
abs. Mrs. Estelle Lonnecker of Canon
City, was a guest of honor today at
an elaborately appointed l O'Clock
luncheon given by Miss Belle Ennor
the noble grand of the local lodge
at her home on Main street. The
past presidents, Mrs. Emma. Wads-
worth and Mrs. o. P. NJ. Steele were
also guests of honor. 1t was a beau
tiful affair. rose luncheon with all
OF the pretty details carried out in
pink and green the colors OF the
lodge. At each plate the little pink
place cards We're tied to single hand
some pink roses. An eight course
menu was daintily served and covers
were laid for the following officers
of the Rebekah lodge who We're the
guests present; Mrs. Estelle Lon
necker, state president. Mrs. o. p. NJ.
Steele, past president. Mrs Emma
Wadsworth. past president, Mrs. Geo.
Fletcher, past deputy district presi-
dent, Mrs. Georgia Jones. district
president, Mrs. Jessie Bennett, grand
warden, Miss Ernie Siess. past noble
grand, Miss Belle Ennor, noble grand
Mrs. John Brown, vice grand. Mrs.
j. w. Rector, warden, Mrs. Daisy Will
lauer and Mrs. ]. r. Emory.
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Minerva breakfast

This morning a pretty affair was a
Minerva breakfast, given by Miss
Merle McClintock at her home on
Ouray avenue, on the same date as
the annual affair given by the Min
erva Alumni association at Colorado
college in Colorado Springs. The
guests were alumni members of the
Minerva society who are residents of
Grand Junction at present and in
cluded Misses Alice Hamilton. Hat
tie Weir, Hazel Ella, Merle McClin-
took and Mrs. Silmon Smith and Mrs.
James McClintock, all graduates OF
Colorado College. The color scheme
was blue and white, colors of the So
ciety and was prettily carried out
with a dainty centerpiece OF the blue
larkspur and white bachelor buttons,
resting on a lace centerpiece over
blue. To the place cards were tied
little bouquets of forgetmenots and
sweet alyssum with blue ribbon and
in other details the Minerva colors
were also noticeable. A telegram
was sent to the alumni association
at Colorado college to reach them al
the time of their annual breakfast
with greetings from the little branch
in this city who thoroughly enjoyed
Miss McClintock's hospitality this
morning.
The daily sentinel., 1914-06-08
CARRANzA PREPARING REPLY
TO MEDIATORS TEST NOTE
Inr Ascncintaa prns.

Torreon, June 6.-Delayed in
Transmission General Carranza' S
answer to the test question sent him
by the South American mediators is
now being prepared. Carranza, with
his staff and escort, arrived today,
after a night spent in the desert, 20
miles east of here, where his train
was delayed. due to a bridge wash
out. Rains are also reported to have
delayed traffic from the north. If
Villa does not reach here tonight,
Carranza will leave written instruc-
tions for him and proceed to Saltillo
& point he is most anxious to reach
The daily sentinel., 1914-06-08
Entertained for Miss Parsons.

Mrs. A. Lester Collins entertained
very prettily today at a one O'Clock
luncheon in compliment to Miss Mar
guerite Parsons, at her home, corner
Of Eighth and Ouray avenue. 1T
was a pink and white luncheon of
dainty appointments. exquisite pink
roses being used for decoration, in
terspersed with the fragrant sweet
allyssum. Covers were laid for six.
including the following guests; Miss
Marguerite Parsons, Mrs. A. C. Par
sons, Mrs. Quinn form Vinton, Iowa,
an aunt of Miss Parsons, Mrs. J..
Warren Fletcher and Mrs. Howard
Hay.
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CRYSTAL s SUNDAY
BILL WILL INCLUDE
TWO-REEL FEATURE

For Sunday the Crystal will give
a powerful two-reel Kalem produc-
tion, The Dance OF Death A"
This picture deals with the love OF
Sahki. native dancer, for Richard
Hawley.
Because of Richards indolent hab-
its, Mabel refuses to marry him. To
show his ability to make good. the
boy leaves for one of the South Sea
Islands rs secretary to the L. s con
sui.
Richard meets sahki. native
dancing girl. Shortly afterwards. he
makes her his wife. according to the
native rites. Sahki's heart almost
breaks when Richard later tells her
he must return home. Although he
promises to return shortly. the boy
forgets Sahh when he meets Mabel
upon his return TO the states. Mabel
agrees to marry Richard On the
Island OF Maukalu, Sahki, with her
new born babe in her arms, waits for
her lovers return.
Langbaum. theatrical manager,
comes to the island and sees Sahki
dancing before her child. The man
induces her to come to America and
go on the stage. Because it will take
her near Richard, Sahki leaves her
home. Nahako. her sister, goes with
her.
The night before their wedding,
Richard and Mabel go to the theater.
Richard is thunderstruCk when he
discovers Sahki on the stage. The
girl does the DANCE OF DEATH" "
The weird dance scores tremendous
success. Sahki is compelled to re-
spond to the demand for an encore.
Just as the music commences, her
| eyes fall upon Richard. Intuition
tells her he has proven faithless. Sah-
XII throws herself into the dance
holding the audience spellbound. AT
the climax, she raises her knife and
| plunges 1t into her heart. Conster-
nation reigns when it is discovered
that the DANCE OF DEATH" has
ended in grim reality.
Richard hastens to the dressing
room. He clasps Sahki in his arm;
Just as she breathes her last. Nahaku
| grimly places his child in the mans
arms. Thus Mabel finds him. The
remorse-stricken man tell her th'
dreadful story. Filled with pity, Ma
bel takes the infant from Richards
arms and promises to love it al
though it were her own.
This powerful photoplay viii b,
the big feature Sunday afternoon ant
evening. Don't miss 1t.
The daily sentinel., 1914-06-08

Krohn. who Were Joint hostesses at
the pretty home Of Mrs. Sullivan on
Rood avenue. The amusing feature
of the afternoon was the swapping"
of various simple and amusing arti-
cles brought by the guests for ex-
change among themselves as request
ed by the hostesses, as many eN-
changes being made as desired with
in a certain length of time. in the
effort to better the bargain. Cen
uine fun and merriment reigned as
the guests bartersd the mysterious
looking little packages among them
selves in the hopes Of securing some
thing more suited TO their needs and
laughter on every side as the ridicu-
lous contents of some particularly in
teresting looking parcel was exposed
Shortly after o'clock an elegant
course OF refreshments was served.
the hostesses being assisted BY Mes
danes +. w. Scott. G. V. Sternbefe
and Miss Eva Warren OF Fruita. II
was another rose party with roses
everywhere and the tables equisitely
decorated with beautiful roses. An
immense jar of the most exquisite
varieties of roses from Harry Jones
garden called forth enthusiastic ad-
miration from the guests. Ii was
near the twilight hour when the
guests took their leave and one OF
the prettiest and most entertaining
parties OF the month was at an end.
The daily sentinel., 1914-06-08
TBy Associated Press.

Niagara Falls. Ontario. June g.
For the first time in four days the
American delegates conferred today
with the mediators on the general
peace plan. Word is awaited from
CarranZa.
Justice Lamar. speaking of the
conference said:
Discussion today is on the same
points which we had before us last
Tuesday and before the Carranza in
cident arose"
The justice added there was a sub
stantial agreement on the points
discussed today. He said he had no
word from Washington about the
attitude of the constitutionalists. 1t
was generally understood that some
phases of the land question and the
method. of treatment In the protocol
were considered today.
The daily sentinel., 1914-06-08
pytbian sisters FIect Officer..

Last evening at largely attend
meeting OF the Pythian Sisters at
Margery hail the following Officers
We're elected:
Past Chief-Marie Drew.
NJ. z. C.-Pearl RAIDER.
EN-Senior-Oliye Welch.
EN-Junior-Daisy beaverton.
Manager-Lillian Fagan.
NJ. Of r. & c. Carrie Neeb.
NJ. of F.-Alice Todd
Protector-Libbie Brown.
Outer Guard-Beulah GigaX.
Trustee-Addie RAIDER.
Delegate-Tessie Pettis.
Alternate-Carrie Neeb.
Following the election other bust
ness was attended to including ar
rangements for another dance to be
given on the evening of the next
meeting. June 10.
The daily sentinel., 1914-06-08
STOP WORK ON
UTAH HIGHWAY

S. E. Winterburn has brought his
road gang back to the city and is
checking up his equipment. Until
further collections are made on the
Midland Trail fund no further work
will be done in Utah.
No figures can be given out on the
expenditures as yet because the time
rolls and material charges have not
yet been made up. The work, how
ever, has been done well and at q
reasonable cost.
1t is probable that in about a
week a large party OF local autoists
Will go over the road to Cisco and
personally inspect the highway.
While the road is passable now the
recent rains have made the grade
somewhat slippery and the going
would be more pleasant a week later.
The daily sentinel., 1914-06-08
Informal Dancing Party.

Mesdames Howard Hay. Anthony
Fidel, E. b. Rinearson. H. F. Byers,
A. Lester Collins, Frank Davis, j.
Warren Fletcher and Miss Annie
Louise Barkuloo were guests of Mrs.
Wilkes Dinwiddie yesterday after
noon at her home on East Main
street where they spent a delightful
afternoon practicing the new dances
learned from Mrs. Palmer and enjoy
ed dainty refreshments served by the
hostess during the afternoon
The daily sentinel., 1914-06-08
Surprise Party

pretty surprise party was given
an ur M Starks last night at his home
., North Seventh street. While one
br. ne number took him to the IL
sly s,y the guests came eighteen
anS laden with roses and sweets
Sn ~ transformed the house into a
oD,n .sr OF beauty and fragrance; then
,er ,.euy lay in wait for his return. Az
sir snort program and a jolly eve
d;nt ds relreehments were served in the
ns hrns room and the merry crowd re-
WIN .neo TO their homes well pleased
y" 'he success Of their plans.
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Pretty Dinner Party.

Mr.. and Mrs. j. II. Lane entertain
ed few friends on Thursday eve
ming at their pretty home on Orchard
Mesa at o'clock dinner. Pink
roses were used for the decoration
OF the prettily appointed table and a
delicious course menu was enjoyed
by the following guests: Mr.. and
Mrs. j. e. Wheatley, and Miss Helen
Wheatley, Mr.. and Mrs. j. N. Neeb,
Mr.. and Mrs. j. X. Callow, Miss Ida
Moody, Miss Roberta Callow
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S 0 c 7 Y
EDITED BY MRS. A. G. FIDEL.
Sunday, June z.
Consomme Du Barry

Stuffed Cushion OF Veal Brown Gravy
Sayory Potatoes Tomato Fritters
Asparagus Salad
strawberry Ice Cream-Wash, pick
and hull and mash one quart straw
berries, sprinkle with one cup sugar,
coyer and let stand several hours;
then squeeze through a double thick
ness OF cheesecloth. Mix one and
one-half cups heavy cream, one and
ene-eighth cups milk, whites OF four
eggs beaten stiff and one-eighth tea
spoonful salt. Freeze to mush. Add
truit Juice and continue freezing. If
nut is acid add more sugar.
The daily sentinel., 1914-06-08
Mrs. palmer's Dance Tonight.

dances this evening Immediately fol-
lowing her class for instruction
which is from to 9 o'clock and the
dancing commences at and will
continue until IL All of the young
people who are interested in the new
dances or wish to spend a pleasant
evening in dancing among themselves
are cordially invited.
The daily sentinel., 1914-06-08
Presbyterian Tea on Fruit Ridpe

one OF the most enjoyable of the
na'n OF O'Clock teas which are be-
,ns gwen by the ladies Of the Pres
ssteflan church occurred this after
rooh E at the Byers ranch home on
VT VI Rldge, the hostesses being Mrs.
=, n. Byers and Mrs. ]. H. Litton. 1t
,h Sae = rose tea and with quantities of
ne fragrant blossoms and delicious
treatments. the afternoon was en-
,o.eu oy many who attended from
'c"h and the neighborhood.
The daily sentinel., 1914-06-08
IRv Associated Press. l

Washington, D. c.. June 6.-Unof-
ficial reports stated that the Sun
shine had sailed from Galveston for
Havana, but went directly to Tam
pico. Ordinarily. punishment for
such alleged offense is administered
to the port to which the vessel sailed
Inasmuch as the constitutionalists are
administering the laws at Tampico,
the Sunshine will suffer no penalty
The daily sentinel., 1914-06-08
Surprise Party for George Gallupe.

A merry bunch of young people
descended upon the much surprised
George Gallupe last evening at his
home on East Main street shortly af-
ter s O'Clock and proceeded to spend
a merry evening with music and song
and dancing indoors and out, having
a thoroughly good time, ending up
with the serving of delicious pic
mic lunch at late hour. Those in
the party were: Misses. Lenore
Steele, Tressie Vollmer, Gladys Cur
rie, Gladys Adams, Irene Steele. Flor
ence Sahl, Ethel Blackwell, Glynn
Steele, Carolyn Derryberry, Margaret
Cole, Florence Hunter and Messrs.
Hugh Steele, Lawrence Piatt, Arlo
Hill, Fred Gilbert. George Frey. Wal
ter Hoel. Rae Slocomb, Palmer, Bob
Steele. Crosby, w. L. Hooper, and
Archie Mcclure.
The daily sentinel., 1914-06-08
Ladie. of the Maccabees.

me Ladies OF the Maccabees will
nave special meeting at Margery
nan on next Monday evening. All
members are requested to be pres
eht as the district deputy, Mrs. Lulu
Noosrts will be present at that time.
The daily sentinel., 1914-06-08
City Missionary Union.

~ mere will be a meeting of the
NY missionary Union on next Mon
10! afternoon at the home of Mrs.
.fpsoy, e20 North Eleventh street.
y large attendance is urged from the
meinoers OF the different churches
dnG all who are interested are cor
ulally invited to attend.
The daily sentinel., 1914-06-08
Nntetained Girls, Club.

The girls OF the Theta Beta Gamma
society were delightfully."- entertained
Wednesday evening by Miss Evadna
Welsh at her home on Chipeta ave-
nue. and enjoyed one OF their merry
gatherings immensely.
The daily sentinel., 1914-06-08

Miss Margaret Mcconnell left this
morning on the narrow gauge to
spend her vacation in the east. She
is a well known teacher.
The daily sentinel., 1914-06-08

Our old favorites and fun makers,
John Bunny and Flora Finch, at the
Crystal, in the funniest scream ever
thrown upon the screen.
The daily sentinel., 1914-06-08

l.. A. Riker OF Anderson. Ind, ar
rived last evening from the coast,.
where he has been spending the
winter and left this morning for his
home. He states that he has been
very much impressed with this land.
The daily sentinel., 1914-06-08

Mrs. Lulu T. Roberts and Mrs.
Daniels, both of Leadyilie, arrived
early this morning and are visiting
local friends.
The daily sentinel., 1914-06-08

1.-THE Dance OF Death See this
wonderful portrayal OF oriental dane
ing, the Crystal.
The daily sentinel., 1914-06-08

r. C. Pierre OF Manitou is in this
city and valley for the week end.
He is looking for place to locate.
The daily sentinel., 1914-06-08

W. p. Miller of Philadelphia ar
rived last evening and is stopping at
the La Court for short period.
The daily sentinel., 1914-06-08

II. ]. Pawton who has been calling
on local railroad men for the last
few days, left this morning for Delta.
The daily sentinel., 1914-06-08
". Q. 7. u. Meeting


An enthusiastic company OF w. c.
T. U. women met with Mesdames
Bucklin and Lapham Friday after
noon. The union is devoting its
time and strength to pushing the
interests OF the amendment cam
paign.
The treasurer reported over SEQ
raised for the campaign fund. most
of it since last meeting.
The yearly flower mission day
will be observed by a basket picnic
on Riverside lawn by the courtesy of
Mrs. C. Goodrich on the Indian school
road, east of town. 1t will be on
Friday, the 18th A cordial invita-
tion is extended to all interested in
the amendment campaign, and espe-
cially the anti-saloon league mem
bers and sympathizers.
Delicious refreshments were
served by the hostesses and a de-
lightful afternoon was enjoyed by
all.
The daily sentinel., 1914-06-08

"The Dance of Death" See this
portrayal of oriental dane
ing, the Crystal.
The daily sentinel., 1914-06-08

Mrs. Sullivan and Mrs. Krohn Enter.
tain at Novel swap Party.
This afternoon about sixty guests
enjoyed the lavish hospitality of Mrs
Walter S. Sullivan and Mrs. E. A.
The daily sentinel., 1914-06-08

Fred Williams OF the New Zealand
Insurance company is a visitor in the
city today from Denver.
The daily sentinel., 1914-06-08

/. w. Benedict of Chicago, fire.
qusnt local visitor, Is here again.
The daily sentinel., 1914-06-08

C. J. Peterson of St Paul is stop
ping at the Oxford for few days.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1914-10-16
OHIO MAN VISITS VALLEY IN
INTEREST OF LARGE COLONY

j. B. Francis Of Columbus, Ohio,
arrived in the city Monday to look
over the lands Of the Mimbres val
ley as a representative Of some 80
families now located on farms in
southern Ohio in the neighborhood
Of Chillicothe and Wellston, who are
contemplating settling a colony in the
Southwest.
Mr.. Francis made four-day, tour
of the Mimbres valley and expressed
himself as greatly impressed with the
conditions that he found here. He
will investigate the Rio Grande and
Mesilla valleys Of New Mexico and
the Salt River valley Of Arizona be-
fore returning home.
unless | can find something far
superior to the Mimbres valley at
the other places Co." said Mr.. Fran
els, n most certainly will place my
seal Of approval on the Mimbres val
ley on account of the excellent rail-
road facilities within close reach and
the fine water and climatic conditions
Of fine weather on the average the
year round. which understand ex-
lists here 10 a greater extent than the
other localities mentioned"
While in Deming Mr.. Francis made
few investments in town and farm
property and he said that he had al
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1914-10-16

0rnnd Junction. Cola. THREE persons w~r.
li'ri and fourteen were injured. several srr-
'ors'r, when q tw-nts ton hauiler. falling
fram q prrcipes. crashed into the d, coach
and smoker 81 Denver 4 Rio Grande passenger
train No. 8, eighteen miles east u this cit ,
Monday.
The train. which i~f Denver 1T s:I5 sun
when rock struck the coupling tetw-.n
the tender and smoking ear. parting the train
before the automatic air brakes had brought
the rear section 10 q stop q huge boulder
crashed into the smoking ear aud day coari.
SCATTERING the roofs and crumI ling the steel
walls. Twenty other passengers In the two
ears miraculousiy escaped injury
A. the paint where the wreck occurred the
tracks closely parallel the Grand river. the
ellis rising sheer from the river bank. Much
of ihs wreekage u the two ears was pre-.
-ipisa'ed inio the swift mountain stream.
Relief trains were hurried from Palisades
and Grand Junction a. soon a. possible after
the news Of the wreck reached here. Eight
of the injured were taken to the hospital here.
The tracks were cleared late Monday and
the train. bearing the less seriously injured,
continued Its journey.
The dead:
X. c. liollingsberry. Pueblo. travelling sales
man.
Thomas G. Linkens Grand Junction, mana.
ger wholesale grocery.
Harry Deadlock. Chicago.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1914-10-16

The Crystal theatsr will show to-
night one Of the big World Film Cor
poration shows-"Ths Price OF
Trsaehsry." This il q great show.
and depicts life on the mighty deep.
A tremendous storm on the ocean.
the explosion Of a big ship, and the
thrilling rescue Of the captain and
cook, form some Of the exciting
events in this fine show. Such shows
rs this should interest large audi
ence.
On Friday night, October 80 the
Crystal will have grand Halloween
ball. The house will be all decked out
in gala attire, including the latest
spooks and COLLINS. The dance will
be preceded by fine concert by the
new Deming Brass Band. which is
getting up II program that will please
any audience. Everybody is invited
to come and hear the fine concert by
the band, which will also furnish the
music for the big ball. Mark up in
your date books October 30 for the
best time in Deming for the early
winter.
Tomorrow night, Saturday, the
Comet theater will show the fifth pic
ture Of "The Adventures Of Kathlyn."
The Comet should be filed to over
flowing to see this greatest Of all
wild animal melodramas ever pro-
luced in motion pictures. The show
tomorrow night will be the best one
vet in this great series.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1914-10-16

Santa Fs-There Is more trouble for Gen
srsl jose Ines Assls,ar. one Of the Husrtista
commanders. who has been In conflict with
Unels Sans courts for . long while and who
IL at present In the bull pen at Fort Bliss.
The grand jury indicted him for perjury In
connection with the writ Of hsbsas corpus pro
ceedinss that were brought on his sbshslf
by his attorney. Eifsso Baco Of Albuqusrqus.
violation Of The neutrality avs had been one
Of the former charges and he was for . ons
time informed Of Fort winsats.
In the past six days. the grand jury 70
turned forty-six indictments and twenty-one
no true bills. quite . record for % short .
time. The grand jury vas discharged this
afternoon. judge Pope eomplimsntins Il mp
on lie work
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1914-10-16

Clovis--Mrs. J. r. Walker. wife Of the
proprietor Of Walkers Market, was bitten
by a large tarantula at their farm house near
town, Tuesday. while In the act Of placing her
hand on q mop to clean the kitchen linoienm,
the insect being hidden In the mop. She
summoned Mr.. Walker by phone and within
seven minutes DIR. Dillon was administering
10 the wound. The hand was already swollen,
90 the doctor cut II SLOWING . liberal amount
OBJ blood to flow ana with Il the poison, after
which he administered sntidotes. She has =
painful wound. but otherwise appears none
the worss for the injury.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1914-10-16

New York-The Chicago. Rock Island and
Pacific railway Is TO be sold at public auction
o. the county court house here at a date to
be determined soon. The last legal detail prs.
liminary to advertising tho property for sale
wss settled when Judge Mayer Of the Uni.
ted States district court signed tho decree
Of foreclosure and sale.
Default In payment Of interest on Z per
cent guild bonds resulted In foreclosure pro.
ceedings by the Central Trust company, trus.
zee Of the bond holders The amount Of such
bonds and interest due thereon Is ga .09s, 900
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1914-10-16

Albuquerque-The fortune tellers, who were
arrested following the finding Of q shirtwsist
missed at the Golden Rule store In their tent
last Saturday night. were sentenced to serve
atty days and fined $50 each by Police Judge
George X. Craig Tho Jail sentence was sus
pended and Queen Auraslla paid her ane
Her companion, Mrs. d. II. Rosedall. was
still In the city jail.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1914-10-16

so invested in Fl Paso property and
the fact that Deming is contiguous
to the Pass City had a great influ-
ence in favor Of the Luna county
metropolis. He left for the west
Tuesday evening.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1914-10-16

Albuqusrqus-Ths total destruction Of the
great Krupp gun works. The ds'hronemeni
and exile Of william Of Hohsnsollsn. Full rec
ompenss for the rape" Of Belgium. These
arc the SOLE terms on which the British people
will consent to an end Of the present war,
according to George Roslinsson. Of Albuqusr.
que. who has just returned from London.