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The daily sentinel., 1914-03-25

" NJ. Hieklin, formerly Midland
ticket agent here, is local visitor.
The daily sentinel., 1914-03-25

The partnership OF Underhill &
Price has been dissolved.
The daily sentinel., 1914-03-25

Anton Glnter is down from Gunni-
son TO locate.
The daily sentinel., 1914-03-25

A. j Mccune has been appointed
state engineer.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-08-11
CALLER CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING

,ulrslpe and sNteudlue the wAtsr.
works sNstcm ~ said city"
Scctlon g said election shah D.
held a. tho city nan and Ilrc station
in lNsnd tlr,ton Precinct 40 S. aud
tho foioNine namssi persons are herc.
b., appointcd managers - said einc
unn,
"a y sayarc rfcsldlnr narc
D. Cuhlre Assistant Judge.
Lester Uunat Assistant Judge
Section s. Said elcrsivn shalt hr
hcld under thc pfovlslons ~ chapter
ite Acts ~ ihe rW,uss sixth ieris.
lainfe laws 1883 end slle puly ausi.
lfi.i voters wha arc rfopsfiy tsSpas .
crs ~ said oity, shall ne allowed io
eoir anJ al votrts desiring o. rup.
rort che proposition 90 Issue bounds
shnn have printed 90 their iallot- the
words "fof thc iseunoe ~ bonds r
fnd thoso rrpusra hhaN have printed
nn thslf hailnts thr Wnrda "Nfainst tho
issuance s' houds Tile manner 20
noldlpf said election shall nr eoYenea
D., tho laws ~ ihe State reenniinr
renrral De,tlouH
srction rarY 20 this order ap
"a hf thr mayur 90 aid ciiv. shall
scr,c ap a propcr notice ~ said clrc'
iIon an1 ter mavnr ia dtfr,ied Co oaus.
nufIcu az iho rirction eos De- posted uf
40 tlo places drsiFnat,.i ~ huldns
siib election 500 least thirty days pfiul
to iho date ~ snil election
r,sunn Vne fnrt fnft ihefv n
urgrpt drmand Coz nn inerrseri ans
improved water snppiy faf thr lunih
lfanis ~ the Cty 10 Couns Christ
5 .roairs pnhuc cmcrrcnD, and ruh
na imperative ngDcsrliF rgniflng f.
suaup,nalon W the charter fHio prnNId
nn thtt rp ordinance uf resoiiuinu shall
F hr IHesrd nnallv on tho dsy if o. iu
ur.nrsd und that rHrh uuiinen.e ~
resolution Hhsu br read at three art
tnl meetings NJ the cIiN CONNECT hn,
coo Natur hatue d,.nf,d fhli nufi
nfDil. emergency aul Imperative puh
81. u..ssaiiY gIHte 1ud requested thH'
rtI buster rnlr he snnpuudei au.
fNtf hn rranfutiUn Nr passed FINALLY
.n ihs date 90 ne introduction. anl
i.Hf tNI. suiInaure toxic ,ff,,f and Do
ln fuN fnr0e lni effect from nui sfri
fis rlaalre no iH Ha ordained
Passed thr 8iet 90, ~ iulN a ~
INif
Approved ,ne 1isi day ~ IuN. A. q
f0ft
,..lruedl ROY MILLER,
Nntot 90 thc ClN ~ corpus rhueil
- MrttluAN
| CUn ee.reilry ~ thc cuN 90 cotpu
thrlHti
Advertisement
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-08-11

$50 DrIntu.c in provide iuf thr sun
mnelnn u ihr qualified ns rNinr
..t,r. af tbU ei, uf CORPUS CHRISTI
fh, question snan thr cIn rpun
go Of uo CiN of 'nwua Dhuml
r.NlH nr authnIlt,d 90 uHon ibp
Hunde ~ pm .n, Dob rHr run of
fnf,r hundred thanrHni duimis uni
atur be- rrN Neafa turt dnlo huI
irdsrman', nt thu u Iau of 5000
CIif Ii nnN iHuo after teruN wears
frm dHfo thsffnf Hnd n,atlng 800
tcrret "a tnr rato 10 nfr pDr cont
por annun and tu lo,N ips ~
twenty ntr cents ur Hn muUh thor,
~ ls o. necessary un Dnrh nu, hun
drrd dollnrH of tho taxable values
of inr md cav Annually tn pbl
fID mi'I,Hf on mIU unda Hnd ,f.
1900 q sIuhInr fund mHfnnent to r..
dt.m a.lI Hnndr Rt manutt Goo th,
nlrunnn of mpu.inn mmtuN nd
,,fenunr thr WutrfNnfiH ffHf,m nf
shid CI1" aud dc.nuug nn omrrr
trrY
Whorrla r4o MunIural wai,rWarta
st.trm ~ thr ClF ~ CORPUS Chuai
r entirely 5000 irluhto 90 supply Huf
iI,nf am.Int 10 wffol n t.r mhnh
innie ~ ril Cif nnI geo uulfiY of
fhr witnf Furnished lH nut uitshio fa5
fnr needs of tNo uonp'r ana
Whereas lh, naid city h.a acuctod r.
permit frnm thr Stat. fu appropriate
y tent voter fDr ihr unn 30 tnr ln
hsMnnn ~ sh, Cly Hnd u wiI %.
.t..ssaft tn .mptntc ana euinrfr nnd
Ntend tho present eat.rworhe rys
i'm boz order io secure thc advantages
m murh Increased water supply 60 the
nnlD.ania ~ tho CITY. therefore
ur Be- nfdalncd hy fhc city Council
~ goo co.'s ~ Corpus Christi Toxus
sr.uun That nn election b., holi
u tho rify ~ corpus christi. nn the
1rl dns Of september a 10 isit. ~
which election the following prunuai
tlYn snlll he Submitted Shall thr
rIW council ~ ihe clfy &c corpus
Christi Teraa. be authorized 10 lssue
zoe hnnda ~ sald CITY ln the sum -
Three Hundred Thousand 5000 600 o0l
uelhrs. payable leo fous years after
l1io ana rcdetmahlo go the option -
Haid city pt any time after twenty
FeafH from date ihorelf aud bearing
Interest ai the rate ~ tD pef aGhbm
900 ip irrg iaE ~ twenty flFe latl
cents or so murh thereof as ir noc
rfsarY 0u eafh one hundred dollars ~
the taxable values ~ tho alld CITY
annually % pay me interest on SAID
bonds and create aihEinr fund auf
nr.eut to r'-serm mid bonds ma
iurliy for the purpose ~ Improving
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-08-11

NuGors COUNTY, rrxAs.


Scaled proposals addressed a. the
Mon Walter o. rimon County Judro.
.iu bc received ~ The offee of tho
County Ciark court Itouso, Corpus
CHRISTI Tssas until no oclnoh a. co.,
Nurnat It lpif for constructing tho
Cnrrua Chr.su CnurDWHy Tho wuth
WIu ho divided into throe contracts.
ttt Nu iudenr embracing ga0n
IuD.I nri 0f concrete hndNlnr 90 fert
,lehf widih with ahuimonis. crroastod
nuu hrndg ana erection ~ nmw span
sn q lifimullo ftlL copo feet lonf
containing issn0u cubic fAtus WITH
brush mata nnd fip.np SO l. rut
r,nd,rs mHA he made upuu une or act
'rtl contracts
iiiddrrs must submit cor'ifoi chech
fof $1,000 oo oa,h fUr tho nfat two 'pn.
tracts. plfahi' without recourse co. the
pider Of llou walter 81 Tmon. County
Judge ns ruamn3 that ihr bidder
DO sncemrui viii promptly execute
contract and bond in tho specified
f.fm. from responsible surety com
pAny oi froin ro"d nnd sufficient pef.
fonni suretlcs asnHfactory a. iho Coun-
tv in mo sum ~ forty tt0l per cent
10 coo amount hld
iuddefs nro expected w. inspect tho
alto ANA a. Inform thomnoitea feaardlug
ali iocai conditions.
INSTRUCTIONS tp bidders proposal
forms specifications nud plans aro un
flo ai toe "ffl,n ~ County CLERK. Cur
pms Christi. Texas. and 81 Bartlett a
iiapnsy inc cnnauiiinE Ensineera.
Chandler iNdg los Eaai Crockett 81
san Antonio. Tssaa. Copies will be-
Furnished 10 prospective bidders upon
deposit ~ 5000 which VIII be- return
"a o0ly efier return ~ plans and Hpeci
fcafona and auhmlsmon ~ o. bona nJo
hid Tho County reserves the riFht ,a
reject amy ana ali bids. and 60 waive
iufurnaiiiiss
tslgpedJ ~ y. Luter. County Clerk
igs
fAdveTfiHfmonf
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RATES:
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lie thereafter
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A ID YER TISIN G.

Dpen Tat rate per inch. per column
eide. 80,
Same sundays
STANDING display aav.rttsem,ut.
ven rate per inch pcr month. g. 90
Reading Notice.
fure roadlnk matter each insertion.
Der line 2Oc
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Contracts for LARGE amounts - ad
efisiuE space ON application At this
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LOST Watch chain ana fob Hack Of
watch sna,@sed re y. T." Fob sp-
graesd N IS" Liberal reward "a
finder. Bring Same o callsr office
aos
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-08-11

flHsT CLASS prossmnklnr 800 Woft
guaranteed soe Antelope street of
Iuhnr IIfg gtg
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-08-11

WANTED 10 uui. 90 town saiesn.n
Ffunt b. Arihw Hoom a. Greer ladr
2si
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-08-11
SPECIAL mlssGLLA.eoUs

NuIiCE TO CUSTOMERS Nu WIN
MofFsn viii hr absent from th. Dity
fof month Customers usInF uf
Scarf NedI,ited ii"shur smp ctu
issfo ordru - inuua0u & Y,stH4n
groDrfb stotr hnd they viii 900 ths
orders fHf MfH Mofrlu 800
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-08-11
Rooms ANo BOARD.

First CLASS rooms and board hy tho
week or month 7io Mesquite street
Cgl n
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-08-11


NAii. order Mem t,tgiunsfs t.siab.
Iiahed ifne foitl ftt Nst wife ssi.
iers al usnt easy to hanAl, ana mail
responsible cooperation manufacturers
and dsuinaior Factory pf.ces ~
profits hiFt.tltss hutIn.ss Dfffi t.tr.
ttu'ars frco Mississippi Nlu,, Go
IHl. it D. tlfth. litt.tufr Kaus tt4
N ANfiIn Want to WORT Coz ,uu AZ
Businessman. % sou want ,nuns man
with INITIATIVE srd enerw n,nrn ~
fpe esp,uenpe an1 "a special uanlne
.u udstris.nr nn tHd haiifs vINuE
~urAer Nuui,f CAR, Calltf g4s
~ ANrrp il,, tsns of r,od l-lsd
naffalo sras- "r rsla tsN at ufbt
if 1urdi sllcn iuf CSC sos
WANTED nu students september
ltfi .n,nInf fan um ai fr.wua
business Duussc Arkansas Itsf reN
as goo
WANTED Wmil 800 rau D., mau
att wife n private t.m, NHst De-
permanent and taat NaIblnt ilstant,
t business 81, fim l.f reference
nd nt,rtisv address CO. on.r o.
-'' ~" ~" ="
WANTED Steven 81. .utb s,.uon. 90
baNt.ase pr 80 o. p,icfs ND
rnnfa ntlf AGO.. Peoples 500
..
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-08-11
AUTO BARGAIN

Automobile bargain. five passenger
car newly ovrrhauled spi'dorf high.
tension magnetic new tires Gao round
fuse a Lletru Repair shop. IaRunA
and Chaparral streets CiC n
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-08-11
Acknowledgement

NoWa ihni ia Nows white DO ID New
ear be found daily IN The Caller
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-08-11

tuR ENCuANCr Nloe nse room
residence Nth su mn,isrn .unYrniences
water vleetfie usht infh raraea lawn
trces and hcdro Cor nIoy residence 90
ttoat aame Nalas in Corpus Chusu
D. 3 H,a3ihAs Chiuh.otho TrNas
ltt
FuN sAtE UR rKNnE No,i,fn tu
nlsaInrs tud Fixtures of Il ueN Ws
rupm huneaioW easss In mttts d raal
fsutai proposition What have ,uu
Nidrua. lirk box lss ass
fuU sAl.E un TRADE Ono sotrel
~fItand Nare wa taa, ivt s..ad
titN prur,rt Arpb 90 D IS uan,s
personally sl> Chauuai street gsl
Will uadr road .t,ush dinnf au3
adllo rn, ani Hrht Duss .nj haf
nf-s uoffh fisa o. foi ru.d lsfsr, cuw
w .utmlNn ut. ihont ,ts. D.. 60 uos
ist .ib
LOST AND foUNo.
LOST mh.cs .app~ a.lh -i,binr in
hrfufn to Mission Cafeteria Ia.
FHrNp ,iHlu kuinht. 90 istnls but
tn Nrpn lo rre1 Fernando CiN
umF Stow tss
lusr mrs .Hs r.u vn eHA
Boz t.l entIat,l fudcr 20
l.fa 81. taI,i afH.r $500
t.-r 100, a,,te nut.m.nio urr
pukprd ur 900 iho rm D,tnu,n
insh,p and c.fpa. chr.u tui.r rr
tuin 60 o. Q wsR,hpd Nu,.w Iui,i
aud receive $500 reward IHf
CONTRACTOR AND uullotR
a. uNuat c.otmi.r aud
nuudrr r'parur aud imMn. mIs
.I.u rnf.r. ta nfdtr 400 nut
Huamni',i n $3.50 Satisfaction tf
Water sffs,t go
FOR RENT
FDh NENr naam house 80 fI
tdpau stre,t 81, per MONTH uarncs a
rhamnnts Phone ESQ g
.ruR nrsr iig rmd street foou,
house nowy fnish,d. our hpIf hu,h
from South iuaff street CPD. i1a por
mouth nIneg a Chambers i'non,
$50 2
.loH HrNr 50, ,.uno, numnl sit
500 the ,.tn't .f ,Nul.o fnI l.,upfid
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'.''''' '." guy i"'l'i'
r0.d condition CON cip iaA nati't
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iNs ~AIl ru, Wht, nlm N.n
..r nnNs iIshr trn nn, n',r
NppN tDt 'mpluu street $50
Il.stiI dos. .tft..i. r..It.t.
vf.., l.f..Ir l..
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Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-08-11

tuR EXCHANGE Nl,e n,, room
residence UIth sil madsgn eUntrnietces
water vleetrlc nght uafh raraeu lawn
tf,es anA hedro Tor nIcv residence 90
atUat saue Naiaf in CORPUS Chusu
b H,uaihAs Cmnb.oiho 1r,as
ltt
The daily sentinel., 1914-07-09
PREDICTED
BY PROF. De LONG

Apparently the Democrats of Mesa
county will face again a united coun-
ty ticket of bull moosers and repub-
licaus, if the observations OF Prof
/ Ira NJ. De Long of Boulder count for
anything, Prof. De Long who is a
member OF the state university fac
ulty, says that the whole people are
turned against Costigan because of
his attitude in the strike situation,
although Mr. De Long is himself a
loyal admirer of the Moose candi-
date.
You have bigger problems to
solve than your political troubles.
however" said the educator, "and /
refer to the seepage question, the
matter of railroad rates and the in
formal combination of commission
men in Denver handling your fruit.
The city has grown immensely since
| was here before. All your big i'm
provements have come in the past
few years ana you look like a real
city. But those problems mentioned
must be solved or you can never
achieve your greatest commercial
destiny"
The daily sentinel., 1914-07-09
VERNAL MEN HERE
FRIDAY; TO TALK
ABOUT MAIL LINE

A rather crytia telegram was re
ceived this afte noon by Secretary
Antics from NJ. T. Meagner Of Verual
1t reads
Meet delegation Eernal business
men in your city Friday night to dis
cuss. matters concerning Colorado
points,
No intimation is given OF the sub
ject OF the conference. but locally il
is believed to Do a step in the cam
paign of the Neual Commercial club
to induce the u0stoffice department
to renew the mail contract over the
Uintah railroad instead of having il
routed by way OF Cotton or Craig.
This is an important matter to
Vernal people who are even now suf-
fering from a greatly dfsorganized
mail service, and since a tremendous
amount OF goods are shipped out of
Grand Junction 10 Nernal local peo-
pie will also be Interested
Unless it is postal matters that
bring the VernaI people here. Secre-
tary Antics is an loss to predict the
subject OF the conference.
The daily sentinel., 1914-07-09
Singer Company to
Make This City Its
Slope Headquarters

Plans for the expansion into the
largest sewing machine agency on
the western slope were announced
this afternoon by Lester Meters. au-
ditor for the Singer Sewing Machine
company, who has been here for sev-
eral weeks. quietly making an inves-
tigation into the possibilities of the
western slope and Grand Junction,
as a create jobhing center
The plans include an entirely new
force in this city which viii be lar
ger than ever, the establishment Of
new men. in Glcnwood. Montrose and
several other towns new show rooms
in these towns and the permanent
establishment Of Grand Junction as a
branch house.
II. F. Parker formerly OF the
Butte. Mont, Office has been selected
as the manager Of the local office
and is alreadyfhere getting in touch
with the situation. The other addi-
tional members of the force have
not been selected as yet. An entirely
new stock, greatly augmented will
soon be here and other stocks will be
sent to the other towns as the first
wedge in a whirlwind selling cam
paign.
c. |. Hyatt. formerly in charge,
has resigned and left for Pueblo on
an extended visit He has not an
nounced his plans as vet.
The daily sentinel., 1914-07-09
TO GET
TOOLS OUT OF
WELL TOMORROW

Expert derrick builders arrived in
De Beque on No. today and imme-
diately commenced laying the timber
on the ground to erect a short der
rick over the new oil well to recover
the tools and cable.
Manager Lloyd expressed the opin-
ion this afternoon that with good
luck the 1000 feet of wire cable and
tools could be extracted by tomor-
row night or the day following at
latest when it is believed that the
well will begin flowing its normal
amount.
Only / . inches of the oil sand has
| been tapped. and it is believed that a
little further exploration will fully
develop the deposit
There is no way at this time OF
estimating the present flow of the
we'll.
The daily sentinel., 1914-07-09
Pretty Croouat po,

IratioD ut'le girls enjoyed the cele-
t6irtsa,tt Miss Florence Glasco's
noon ~ 'n birthday yesterday after
street ,,.h .er nome on North Seventh
pettiiv Tuste r.,si she entertained very
shady i.w Win a eroquet party on the
dainty m III w. Later in the evening a
ing roo, nuhch was served in the din
alton n, on with sweet peas for decor
with tbfI. Gpr a beautiful birthday cake
nresan, uLrteen candles. IjttIe eirIs
BerpaJ,uwe We're: Misses Wava Walker
Nargerv FaIs Fllssgan' Gertrude Walker,
and Lillian orache, Frances Walker
Glasco. Grace and Florence
The daily sentinel., 1914-07-09
U,S.R. S. Lawyers
To be Here Sunday

Prominent members Of the legal
staff Of the reclamation service will
he in Grand Junction Saturday eve
ming and Sunday en- route to Salt
Lake City whore the national confer.
ence of reclamation lawyers is to be
held. Morris Bien, J. G. Mckinney
and r. F. Cowlick of the Washington
office, A. r. Honuold and F. e. Buck
OF the Denver office and J. r. Alex
ander Of Montrose will be in the
party.
The Salt Lake conference will
probably be important to this sec
tion inasmuch as several legal mat
ters will be settled there which viii
later affect the local project and the
water users.
The daily sentinel., 1914-07-09
Surprise Party on nth Birthday

Yesterday afternoon Mrs. Sarah
Bowers, a much beloved old lady the
mother of Mrs. H. L. Dickerson, was
given a pleasant surprise party, at
the home of her daughter at 629
West Main street, by a number of
the ladies of G. ]. Circle No. 2S. The
surprising party tried to keep things
very quiet but Mrs. Derickson man
aged to find out about it in time
to arrange little counter surprise
in the form of delicious treat OF
cake and ice cream which was serv-
ed later in the afternoon. Mrs.
Bowers was delighted with the visit
of her friends and also with the beau
tiful gold bowl souvenir spoon which
they presented her with as a souve-
mir OF the occasion. Those present
were: Mesdames Nv. IS. Logsdon,
Jack Mayer. A. T. Johnston, Free
mole. Van Horn, Watkins. Patterson.
Tharpe. Day, Syndenham. Roll. Wag-
ner. Whitney. Kelly, Jay, Dickerson,
Bowers. and Miss Velma Carman and
Master Harry Shook.
The daily sentinel., 1914-07-09
Surprise Party Last Evening.

A party composed OF Misses Mar
ian Hatch. Prudence Walker, Bertha
Rogers. Euince O'Neill, Sadie Edris,
Hessie Henderson, Lila Shaffer, Ag-
mes and Margaret Hale, Lillian Camp
bell Helen and Myrtes Paine, and
Maude Balm, all members of the Sun
day school class of Mrs. Harry b
Jones of the Congregational church,
planned and executed most delight
full surprise party last evening upon
Miss Annette Walker at her home on
West Main street.
Miss Walker was more than sur
prised and pleased and made her
guests cordially welcome. A lawn
party was enjoyed and picnic lunch
which the girls brought with them
was a feature of the occasion.
The daily sentinel., 1914-07-09
EAST SLOPERS
ARE KNOCKING
MIDLAND TRAIL

Something drastic must be done at
once by the boosters of the Midland
Trail and Rainbow route or thou-
sands OF dollars will be turned away
from the Grand valley this year by
the concerted action OF the CONNER
cial bodies OF Denver and Colorado
Springs and the garage men and
other eastern slope towns, according
To G.. A. Lehman, who arrived here
yesterday from Dallas, Tex, in his
car.
Mr.. Lehman, who was accompan-
led by his wife and Mr.. and Mrs.
F. r. Brown, says that it took all
the nerve he could muster to start
out over the range by this route uf-
ter listening to the eastern slope
hOwlers, Everywhere he was warned
that the roads were impossible. that
the Rainbow Route and the Midland
Trail We're In terrible shape, ana ii
would be folly to start out
He determined to start and came
by way OF the Rainbow route. and
SAYS that he found the roads in eX-
cellent shape all the way. He left
a large number of cars there who
were afraid to start out. and wrote
them this morning to come on for
the roads are all right. and not to
believe the knockers in Denver and
Colorado Springs
He also wrote to his friends in
Dallas, and warned them to not be-
lieve anything they heard concern.
ing this route over there.
Il am surprised. You people have
mo idea OF the amount of traffic that
/ Is being diverted away from you,
/ he said
They left for the coast this morn,
ing.
The daily sentinel., 1914-07-09
Thursday, July 9th.

- Iced Watermelon Cubes
IS' Nuuels Tomato Sauce
rVIato Nroquettes Lima Beans
Lettuce and Cucumber Salad
c Quick Nut Bread
81 o. re Cheese Fingers
quick Nut Bread-Mix and sift
,Ho cups flour, one-half cup of sugar
@ .uur teaspoonsful baking powder and
.l' ole teaspoonlul salt. Work in three
s,a.UIespoonsiul butter and two table
SpyonsiuI ,oYt lard; then one egg and the
~ cS'n Ui one egg well beaten, one cup
U milk MIX and one-half cup English
Ilalhuts ,lts broken in pieces. Beat
rU'ouShiy rsu and turn into a buttered
m@ar @ Let stand twenty minutes and
'"en BAKE in moderate oven.
The daily sentinel., 1914-07-09
CALL FOR CAUCUS.

Pursuant to a resolution passed
by the Mesa County Republican Cen
tral Committee, on July /. 1914. a
caucus of the Republican electors OF
precinct No. IA is hereby called to
meet at Pomona school house at 3
p. m on July %, 1914, for the pur-
pose of electing delegates to the
county assembly to be held in Grand
Junction. July %, 1914, and the
transaction of any and all business
which may properly come before
said caucus.
L. c. WORTHINGTON.
Committeeman.
Precinct No. IA. 7-9-1t
The daily sentinel., 1914-07-09
S0CIE 7 Y
EDITED BY MRS. A. G. FIDEL.
Feathers.


How pleasant it is in the trolley car
riding,
Behind some fair creature as sweet
as a rose,
To spend all the moments in deX-
trously lodging
The plumes on her headgear that
tickle ones nose,
Oh the sharp. shiny fea thersEthe
tall skinny feathers-the broad,
fluffy feathers that tickle ones
nose,
Vain, vain are all motions, to one
side or t'other-
The plumage pursueth wherever one
goes
They whisk DER ones face like a
brisk feather duster-
Those fashionable feathers that tickle
ones nose.
Oh' the fat. fuzzy feathers
long, dropping feathers-the
feathers enraging that tickle
ones nose!
New Orleans Times Democrat.
The daily sentinel., 1914-07-09
COUNTY BOARD
VISITS TRAIL

The county commissioners left
this morning for the road camps
above Palisade and spent the day in
specting the work in that section.
While some criticisms have been
made of the work in various parts
of the county the board feels that
effective service has been rendered
by the various gangs.
The board was accompanied by
Supervisor Bertholf
On their return the commissioners
will look over the Fifth street hill
work 1t was recently opened for
traffic.
The daily sentinel., 1914-07-09
1900 STATE employees
MUST TAKE EXAMINATIONS

Denver, July 9.-The state civil
service comission has issued orders
that every person in the classified
service Of the state Of Colorado must
stand an examination.
There are some 1900 employees
who come under the ruling. Appli-
ing filled out.
The commission arrived at this de-
cisiou under recent ruling OF both
the district court and the state su-
preme court.
1t was at first decided by the com
mission that all employees who We're
held over from the previous biennial
period were not subject to the civil
service law. The court decisions
have changed this conclusion,
The daily sentinel., 1914-07-09
New Teacher For
Turner Gynnasts

One of the head officers of the
North American gymnastic board will
be in Grand Junction in the near
future and will put a teacher in
charge of the Grand Junction Turn
Verein gymnasium who is a gradu-
ate of the National Gymnastic col
lege in Indianapolis. Last fall the
grand turn verein decided to close
their classes till they were able to
get a teacher who was a college
graduate and thoroughly posted in
teaching modern gymnastics, stated
one well known Turner today