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The daily sentinel., 1914-06-13
ANOTHER AIRSHIP WRECKED
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[By Associated Press
Difdenhofen. Germany, June Ia
Another of the Zeppelin airships OF
the German army, I'll, was badly
wrecked here today in trying to eff
feet an emergency landing. An air
eruisher broke behind the rear of the
gondola. A lieutenant was injured.
The daily sentinel., 1914-06-13
Van Horn Drug Co.
PEACHES wANTEn

Have party who wishes to contract
for few cars of peaches. VIII fur
nish baskets and pack. Pay eash
upon delivery at the shed. Phone
junction 5S4 or see j. E. Wheatly'
326 Ouray avenue, Grand Junction.
6-S-6t
The daily sentinel., 1914-06-13
fORGETFUL ALREADY

WYE HAVE noticed during the past evenings that
w Der of and motorcycle drivers already giving ndl
of forgetting the speed regulations and the determination
of Mayor Cherrington enforce these regulations.
We feel certain that the mayor going let up in his
campaign against speed limit voatos and fair warning has been
given all Therefore the offenders who find themselves
the municipal should expect get off easily and unless
we guess and have undrated the determination OF the
mavor they will not get off easily.
The daily sentinel., 1914-06-13
PRESBYTERIAN HOME BOARD
IS ORGANIZED TODAY
rRy Assoelated Press. |

New York, June l3.-The board OF
home missions of the Presbyterian
church which handles more a million
and half dollars annually. has been
reorganized. Rev. DR.. j. Rose Steven
son. the new president of the Prince
ton Theological Seminary. has been
elected president, succeeding Rev. j.
Stuart Dodge.
The daily sentinel., 1914-06-13
CHICAGO BROKERS FAIL
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Chicago, June 13.-Notice was
posted in the board of trade today
that the Sidney Long company had
failed to pay the debit balance to the
clearing house. The firm has been
active on the bull side of the wheat
market which has recently suffered
a sharp decline,
The daily sentinel., 1914-06-13
MORE DEPLORABLE ADVERTISING

IT HE dispatches that the great General Federation of
Womans clubs session in Chicago, is have to listen
stories and descriptions of the Colorado coal strike
to be delivered by Mrs f. p Cosgan Mrs NcIugh and few
other Colorado ladies.
There absolutely whatever for such action 1t is
case ladies seeking the lmelgh by giving their home state
lot of undesirable and unnecessary advertising.
But Colorado is getting used such things.
The daily sentinel., 1914-06-13
nOld Curiosity
Shop in Movies

a five-part revival OF "Old Curl
osity Shop in moving pictures will
be shown Sunday and Monday at the
Majestic. Dickens famous story,
staged ON the actual surroundings,
is well handled by tbe Hepworth
players and the presentation is said
to be remarkably good.
Manager Wilson announces a
price of ten and fifteen cents for the
occasion.
A big crowd is assured.
The daily sentinel., 1914-06-13
MORE men WALK OUT
IBy Associated Press. ]

Pittsburg, Pa. June 13.-The re-
fusal of the Westinghouse companies
to treat with the 10000 striking en-
ployes was answered today when the
Allegheny Congenlal Industrial
Union called on 1900 men at the
plant of the Union Switch Signal
Company at Swissyale. A monster
parade of the strikers was scheduled
at noon from East Pittsburg TO
Swissvale.
The daily sentinel., 1914-06-13
SPEND VACATION THEnE.

Beautiful Echo lakes. Good fish-
ing and boating. Furnished cottages
at reasonable rates. Write boit
Bros, .Mnturn, Colo. 5-1f-lmoS
The daily sentinel., 1914-06-13

Too cheap to be without. Inc
Pacific Mutual Life; over 20 kinds OF
policies; ask Brunner, district man
ager.
The daily sentinel., 1914-06-13
Fine Program at
Crystal Tonight

A splendid film program is ready
for the crystal patrons this. evening.
There Will he another installment of
Kathly slippery Slim IN rafting
Western comedy and u third feature
entitled 1.-The Forged Parchment.
The program will sparkle with in
terest aud good comedy and the pat
ron will leave the show house with
a pheasant taste in his mouth.
The daily sentinel., 1914-06-13

Miss Ada Grover was an outbound
passenger yesterday afternoon for
Palisade where she will visit with
Mrs. c. c. Smith for some time.
The daily sentinel., 1914-06-13
REMOVAL NOTICE.

DIR. Stiles. oculist, has moved MS
office to the G. v. bank building.
6-S-6t
The daily sentinel., 1914-06-13
SENTIMENT OLD AND NEW

Things Worth While Picked PensI
Long Ago Laid of
The daily sentinel., 1914-06-13
naRrON = TERRILL. Transfer

and Van Company Is the best equip
ped livery stable in western Colo,
rado. We send the best skilleu
labor with the van.
The daily sentinel., 1914-06-13

Try It just once through Sentinel
want adv. to be convinced.
The daily sentinel., 1914-06-13
THE VILLAGE DOCTOR

Many of readers yes the great majority of hem recall
quickly mind the village doctors of the and the SOUTH
guardian angels OF the old home communities grander group
of never lived Several years ago Horace Kear the New
York SUM- paid the following beautiful tribute to the old village
doctor:
Along the village where
Together like friends
A faithful and
hat o souls breast
throbbing pa ms and
All vest
Receptacle powders pills
o nj
Snugged her breast her whose
Pusations feebly
While his kind
He all father brother.
Their his their
Above the violets
The daily sentinel., 1914-06-13

Wanted-At the Sentinel offsos,
cIe&a cotton rags,
The American issue., 1914-12-04
To the Fellow Who Pays the Revenue

It is reported that 900 Milwaukee saloonkeepers
in meeting assembled, decided that they would not
pay the brewers the demanded increase on beer,
'made necessary because of the tax
The brewers have had much to say about how
they saving the country by furnishing the revenue
to Uncle Sam to keep the wheels of government ma
chnery going. Here's sample OF how they do it.
But the real source of the revenue supply isn't
the sa1oonkeeper These Milwaukee fellows pro-
tested to the brewers just the brewers protested
to the public, for the purpose of making themselves
appear martyrs. The price will be paid to the brew
all right in spite Of the saoonkeepers squeal, and
it will not come out of the saloonkeeper's pocket
either. He knows where to get it. He is getting it
from every person who throws nickel or dime or
quarter down the bar and calls for drinks. The
Issue has mentioned this fact many times before. 1t
is repeated for the sole purpose of starting protest in
the heart of the fellow who drinks, against paying
the revenue
There's only one way for such fellow to make
his protest effective boycott the saloon cut out
the BOOZE
The American issue., 1914-12-04
Village Romance Ends in Tragedy
Drink Ruins Another Home.

Lydia Marie Christiansan, looking too youthful
to have had such experience, went upon the wit
ness stand in Minneapolis court the other day and
asked for divorce from her husband. Her story is
love drama localized Her father lived in St. Louis
Park; her husbands people lived in Hopkins, SO the
young people met and married and they had
little girl two years old
Gle got drunk" she said Three or four times
a week he came home drunk. I stood it as long as
could Then took my little girl and went back to
my fathers house. He came to me. | said
could not stand it any longer, but would try it again
if he would stop drinking He said he would not stop
The American issue., 1914-12-04
North Carolina Prospers Under Prohibition
DEPARTMENT OF LABOR AND PRINTING
STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA
Raleigh
Editor Nirginian:

Editor Nirginan:
Sr:-I have asked by friend of the to give
YOU my of the benefits Prohibition has brought to the
wage earners Carolina The story detail, would
cover many pages your paper Gratifying effects notice
able in every amongst all classes Of oer through
out the Where ignorance and saked abroad
in the education and morality has become the pleasing
happy and prosperous people Whisky dseries have
been displaced with industrial plants and the remains of
the saloon erected splendid school buildings and
ncen church edifce In CASTOR county alone wentsx dis
tleries were operation under former conditions 1t
of orty-seen textile plants employing than
people, the further claim of having of the finest
systems of public schools in the state.
The of progress morality, education and along all
lines endeavor noted with the passing of the dis
tlery saloon confined particular county
section This condition prevails generally throughout the
commonwealth Instead of spending their weekly earnings in
Saloons frequently police stations the of
North Carolina providing abundance of wholesome
food and adequate clothing for their families True of
being nveged into the purchase of the Virginia
duct and fall grace while But drunkenness
frequent the department of people much better
than before Prohibition law became effective five
The has finer type of citizens than her eaner
good old Virginia rids herself Of the liquor evil
many of patriotic North Caonian devouy hope and
trust she may do through the decision of her people the
ballot Tuesday, shall share with her the benefits
which will most assuredly follow.
Yours very truly,
NJ. l. STIIPNIAN, Commissioner.
The American issue., 1914-12-04

drinking for anyone So he went away. I never saw
him again. I got SIS from him once through his
mother, but never any more.
Thus Jack Barleycorn figured the moving
in another domestic tragedy just as he has ap
peared the primary contrbutory OF nearly
every such with which courts have had to
deal
The American issue., 1914-12-04
NEBRASKA TO VOTE ON STATEWIDE
PROHIBITION

At a recent meeting of the trustees of the Ne
braska Saloon League, it decided to inaugu
campaign for statewide Prohibition in 1915.
The corkscrew will pull any man out of
trouble.
If regulation regulated the brewers would never
advocate it.
"There is money in booze unless you sell it,
says Golfers Weekly "and that's getting more un
certain every day"
The American issue., 1914-12-04
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