The daily sentinel. [volume], June 24, 1908, Image 8

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Summer doilies ought to be light, thin. ccol. None of us n
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like to wear clothes in ho weather. But just because they re J d;
light, thin, cool is no reason why they should not be all-wool,
correct in style and p *rfectly tailored. Thin clothes ought not e<
to hang like a rng inside of a few weeks after you begin wear-
Ing them. W 'll show you ‘ 1”
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Hart Schaffner & ferx... ii
clothes, made to wear, not merely to look at or talk about. a
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They’re the best clothes you ever saw. s ,
Every good style, in all the new shades and patterns and *
weaves. The swellest lot of good clothes in this neighborhood. h
’Pliis store is the home of Mart Schaffner A: Marx clothes. j.
Dunlap hats. Nettleton and Douglas shoes, Cluett and Monarch 5 “
brand shirts. ✓ j 1
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I tig A Tinual Salt* "f
TRIMMED MATS,
SI ITS.
SKI lIP WAISTS,
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Roe’s
525 - - MAIN
See Our Big Slock of
MUSICAL INSTKI MKMS
Received.
Prlc s less than "Sears Sawbuck”
and we pay the freight and
guarantee the goods.
Music is: Kodak Store
Book and Stationery
524 Main St.
We still have some plumbing left
J. E. McKenzie Phone Rod 161
646 Colorado '•renu-
Better get sonw* nose and watei
your lawn. —.1. B. McKenzie, thi
plumber, 646 Colorado avenue.
THE METAL MARKET
[By Associated Press.]
New York, dune -I. The lead
market today was dull at 4.52% to
4.57%.
Lake copper was easy at 12 % to
1 3.
Silv-T. 54%.
The Market.
[By Associated Press.]
Chicago. June 2 1. July wh it to- 1
lay closed at 80; September, NGVh- >
The Globe Express Company in
Denver reports that there was stolen
from the office of the United States 1
wpii ss office in tiie city of Denver (
i few days ago. money orders, the f
numl .m's of wh'rh are included be
tween 9 8 0,701 to 980,709. A gen
eral circular has been issued by the 1
general office asking that a sharp '
lookout be kept for these orders, as 1
they may be offered at some one of ■
tiie many offina of tile company
throughout this territory. The or
ders state that the agents shall de
cline payment on them and take a
minute description of the persons
: presenting sain, for payment. No
tice, if presented, is to lie given to
: police officers and sheriffs' offices and
to telegraph the main office at once.
Our car of Ideal hinders and rnow
•r8 has arrived. Rhinehart.
Summer Kxcuraon Kates—The
Colorado & Southern announces that
' its Sunday and other summer excurs-
I Ion rates will open May lfitb.
Now Is your opportunity to buy
’ cheap land in the Plateau valley on
eas> payments, where crop failures
are unknown and you can enjoy the
best climate and water in Colorado.
K. G. Hall & Son of Molina. Colo.,
! have a large list of the best fruit,
hay. grain and stock ranches to |
show or describe by letter for the
! mere asking. Also have some that
can trade for town property.
Sehnettici wagons have a world
wide reputation. Sold by Rhine
hart.
Rope, axle grease for buggy and
wagon. Fred Mautey.
Moline wagons have v/iti boxes
or fruit growers. Buy nothing else
flhlnehar*
Get your order for mat awning In
•arly and avoid the rush. J. H. Lane
Special cash discount sale. Crown
Furniture Co.
Special cash discount sale. Crown
Furniture Co. •
Refrigerators at eost. Crown Fur
niture Co.
’ \wnings. Awnings. Awnings. \11
kinds, lowest prices. Krohn's Second
Hand Store.
Awnings. Awnings. Awnings. All
kinds, lowest prices. Krohn's Second
Hand Store.
» Refrigerators at cost. Crown Fur
niture Co.
WEDNESDAY. JUNE 34, 1008.
WHERE IS HE,
DO YOU KNOW?
An Insurance Agent Who Worked His Elk Membership to
a Finish and Left Unpaid Board Bills, Borrowed
Money and Left a Number of Gentlemen
Wondering if They Were Really Insured
There are a number of people in j
ibis city who would like to know of!'
the whereabouts of one W. L. Tre
week, who was in this city for some | ‘
time as the representative of the Pa- i
c.fic Mutual Accident Insurance Com
pany and the Northwestern Mutual
Life Insurance Company.
Treweek came to this city from
Salt. Lane City, and with the specious
plea that he was an Elk, ingratiated
himself into the good graces of a
number of Elks and other citizens 1
of this city. He was tall, had a san
dy moustache and was of very pleas
ing address.
Treweek, so It is asserted, is want
ed for the payment of a good sized
hoard bill, which he failed to pay
Mrs. St. John, at C28 Colorado ave
nue. and also by a number of those
whom he Insured who paid him th
first premium and have heard no
thing from the companies that Tre
week represented that he has turned
the money into the prop r channels
in the offices of these companies.
He was very handy at borrowing,
and a number of friends C?) of Ur
gent Ionian are mourning the loss of
sundry small sums of money which
were to be returned the very next
day after being borrowed, but which
have still remained unpaid.
Among those who would like to
know something of the Insurance
money that they paid Treweek, and
whether th y ate really ar.d surely
insured, are Howard Fletch r. Harry
B. "Jones and James Sileox and oth
ers of the Fruit Growers’ A relation
and quite a few others.
It is said that Treweek’s family re
sides in Salt Lake City, and that h s
lather is a very prominent man in
that city. If Treweek intended to lie
honest In his transaction, he took
a most unpleasant way of showing it.
if skipping his board bill and leaving
unpaid a i.irge number of small debt.;
is any criterion.
Left is have been sent to Salt
Lake City making full inquiries of
his lodge, which is the famous No.
s:» of that city, and als, from the
representatives in Salt Lake City of
the companies he represents.
A session of the dlstr! art was
1 held this afternoon. No . int . a of
Importance was transact. and an
adjournment was taken • "il Mon
! day, when the trial of St Adams
will be resunud.
Mrs. J. M. Dills and cl. L*n "ill
leave tonight for Aspen, \f.ter a vis
it in Aspen, they will g. : Qglcn
to reside.
The police court was ve dull this
morning, no hoboes or oi .* r offend
ers being the result of last night’s
drag net.
Notice.
The fruit growers are h reby no
tified that the price on on • national
orchard heaters, which w. have been
quoting at 17 %e, will be i ul after
July 1 to 20c. J. C. PLANK.
Miss Perkins will cal! at your of
fice, take your dictation and return
work at any time. Red 1331.
June sale or trimmed tints, suits
skirts and shirt waists at reduced
prices. Mrs. U. H. Roe. 525 Main
street.
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4. Kits, iximiix.i: ami tiit.w. -j.
•I* Physicians atul Surgeons. •*
4. All medicines furnished from - •
our own laboratory and put up ••
4* bv ourselves, thus avoiding ••
4* mistakes.
4* Offices 618 Capitol block, 4-
. Main Street. • •
, J* Dr. Eld ridge's residence No. ••
X 52S Chipeta avenue. Phone ••
4* * s ‘°- 407 Junction. ••
’ *J* Dr. Gray’s residence, 562 ••
~ Colorado avenue. Phone June- ••
. 4* tlon 321. • •
4* Office phone No. 125 June- ••
'4* tion. • •
Ollier hours from S:3O to 12 ••
4* n.m.: from 1 to 6 p.m.: from ••
4* 7 to 9 p.m., and from 2 to 4 • •
4* p.m. Sundays. • •
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Next Time
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You are thirsty and tired out. ask
II at our fountain for GOLDEN OR
ANGEADE. A restful and thirst
destroying drink.
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The Wohlfort Drug Co.
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:138 Main SI.
Phone Ik'd 1401.
KITZY IS AFTER
CLEAN BALL
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position to him was because he had *
attempted to please everybody and i
not himself and satisfy his own judg- 1
ment. He now proposed to conduct t
1 -u* busin ss of the club to the best *■
of liis ability, let the chips fall where ’
they may. 1
He let out Lawrence this morning *
because he was a disgruntled mem
ber of the team. H had no dis- 11
agreement with him: but he thought!’
Ihe club as u whole would be better '
with some other man in that poßi- '
tion.
Tonight Manager Kitzmiller will i
make a detail d statement, of all the I
work and everything connected with!:
his management of the club.
So far as The Sentinel is con-.
cerned. it does not believe a more
forceful or’capable manager can bo
found than Mr. Kitzmiller. He litis j
tlways been regarded as absolutely
fair in any sport with which he has!
! (>n connected, and is a man of more
than ordinary executive ability. |
It takes money and brains to con
duct a base ball club well, and with}
the vfvy crude beginning with which'
Mr. Kitzmiller began it will be gen
•rall.v agreed that he has done well.
On the same line it is to lie re
gretted that Mr. Goldsworthy cannot
he pn va lel upon to stay the remain
der of the season. It ought to b?
made an object for him to remain
with Hi- club. Indeed, it might be
v. :• vrr ■ justment of all
affairs and retain 1 .aw re nee and all
the old in tubers. But those who
are conducting the club will know
better Hum a layman what is best
for all concerned.
One thing is most patent -Grand
Junction wants good ball and t will
do most anything to maintain a team,
if within reason.
ACADEMY MEETING.
The annual meeting of the hoard
■ of directors of the \V stern Academv
• of Science and Arts was held last
evening.
All the old members of the board
I of directors were reelected. sav?
Judge Ben B. Lindsey. Dr. H. R. Bull
i ud I N. Bunting, who asked to be
relieved.
In place of these g ntlemen. W. P.
i Ela. Sain T. Sturtevant and R. L.
- Magill were elected.
4 It was decided that it be the sense
of the board of directors that $5.-
000 be rais d for the purchase of
- suitable buildings and grounds for
1 the establishment of a school of do
-1 mestic science.
r A campaign will be begun in the
course of a few weeks to raise this
sum. and it is hoped that the school
- will be under way at the beginning
1 of the scholastic year.
President Young says that an op
tion on ti most desirable piece of
1 property lias been secured. amply
I available for the needs of such a
II school, and that this option will be
extended until the money is raised
- to make purchase of same.
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I* Postmaster Edwin Price is in re
• coipt of a letter from his son Kings
ley, in attendance at the Allen
• school at West Newton. Mass., that
• he had finished th*' com sc there in
• two years and had been graduated
• from tin* second honor m. tt of his
• class. Kingsley is now visiting in
• New York and is expected home in
• the course of a few days.
• A. O. Arnold has just unloaded an
• other car of celebrated Plush (lour.
j Ladies, Keep Cool
These hot days you should have a new perfection
Blue Flame Oil Stove or a good Gasoline Stove in your
kitchen. They are sold at our store. Preserving Ket
tles, Cherry Stoners are very usefull articles now.
Everything for the kitchen use at.
OF COURSE
521 MAIN ST; PHONE MESA 424
QUALITY, LOW PRICES, SERVICE j
The Sentinel Ads
# Department
NK S TRICTL Y RELIABI F j
COUNCIL’S
WORDY WAR
The second meeting of the city
[council for the city of Grand June- ’
tion for the month of June was held
last night in the council chamber.
There was very little business
transacted at the session, the session
'being devoid of any great amount of
interest, save a slight tilt between
Alderman Hertz of the Ist ward and
two gentlemen who were hoping to A
secure permission to place some ad
vertising on several of the more
prom'uent street corners in the heart _
of the city.
An agreement granting permission
|by the council had passed at a pre
-1 vions session of the council; but, on
due consideration, it was deemed ad-
I visable to rescind the prenvisslon that ’
had been granted.
Alderman Flynn moved that the
I previous permission granted to cue
1 sign company, as represented by Mr.
I Uowlett, be rescinded. The motion
I was seconded by Alderman Davies. *
i Speaking in favor of rescinding the
motion, backed up by the opinion of
1 Attorney Rozzelle, brought him in
J conflict with Mr. Howlett.
I That gentleman believed that Mr.
1 Hertz had been favorable to the priv
ilege being granted and this led to
a wordy war between Mr. Howlett
| and Mr. Il rtz, which i i the end was
! nothing more than a tempest in a
teapot.
The oi.'nion of Attorney Rozzelle
was that the council could not grant
to any private corporation the privi
lege of exnosing signs on the public
streets—using those streets for pri
vate purposes, which it would be in
effect.
The mot-on prevailed.
The little tempest was not over
two or three minutes in duration.
No one was hurt, and the council
then proceeded on the regular order
of its business.
The ordinance licensing local auc
tioneers brought forth considerable
dis. us.v on. In opposition to its pass
age J. A. McLucn and J. A. Graham
appeared and spoke before the coun
cil. In opposition thereto Mr. Can
mil. :i second hand man. After con-
I siderable debate the ordinance was
ordered printed.
A petition from the Grand J unc
tion Ball Club asking tint ii be giv-
I on an appropriation of $l5O from the I
> 1 ity. was referred to the finance coni-
I mittee. . ,
. The application of \Y. T. Skidmore
for a license to operate a saloon at
the union station was reported un
favorably by the license committee.
Tlie report was sustained by the
. council.
The award of the coal contract for
f the ensuing fiscal year was granted
i- to the Book Cliff Coal Company.
The application for an Increase of
salary to the fire chief was referred
f» back to the committee for further
s action.
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r Senator Horace T. DeLong will ar
rive in Delta tomorrow to represent
- this city at the convention of the rep
f resentatives of the chambers of com
v merce and the boards of trade
ii throughout the western slope. He
1* delivered a speech in Salida Inst ev
il euing at the celebration of St. John’s
day. and will go direct from there to
Delta over the narrow gauge.
i- Harry Burnett and children went
II to Delta this morning to he present
t at the exercises being held there to
il day by the western slope Knights of
j Pythias.
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Tuesday an Excursion Day.
a The Colorado & Southern sells
tickets on Tuesdays from Denver.
Colorado Springs and Pueblo to all
1- state points at very low rates for
. the round trip.
V, ANTED—Lawns to build and gar
dens to make, by competent man.
Phone Red 3293.
WANTED - Situation as engineer #
and repairer. Address C., care
Sentinel office.
WANTED—Room and board in a
quiet place for a young man.
Phone Red 162.
WANTED —Competent girl for gen
eral house work. 62 8 Colorado.
WANTED—Furniture. We pay the
highest cash price for second hand
furniture. Phone Red 484 or call
O. K. Second Hand Store, 333
Main street.
WANTED —A competent girl for
general house work. Apply at 1003
Rood avenue. Mrs. W. M. Gibson.
WANTED - Scissors to grind, um
brellas to mend and lawn -mowers
to grind. B. Lynch. 236 Main
street. Phone Red 621.
WANTED—Good dining room girl
or man for same place. 217 Pit
kin.
FOR RENT—Two modern rooms for
light housekeeping. 333 White.
FOR RENT —Very cheap, if taken
at once, 3-room furnished* house.
Apply 735 Belford.
FOR SALE -Lady’s ticket from
Grand Junction to Denver. In
quire 114 Ouray.
! FOR SALE -Furniture of five rooms
at 202 North Eighth.
FOR SALE —Twentv-horse boiler.
Inquire Excelsior Laundry.
FOR SALE —Small ranch home. 9
acres. All or part. Has residence.
I*. O. box 211.
FOR SALE—Horse and buggy, for
$3OO. Inquire of Roy L. Smith,
Moody jewelry store.
FOR SALE —A Cole’s hot blast
’ range, used 011 K six months. Phone
Black 4 81.
?0 TRADE— b:\xssj and harness Tor
<0 1 work hi rse. See Harry L.
Hiatt. 431 Colorado avenue.
FOUND B. Lynch, locksmith and
gunsmith. Saw filing and lawn
mower grinding. 236 Main street.
Phone Rod 621.
• FOUND—Charred kindling wood at
$l.OO per load. Phone Red 1722.
LOST —Feather pillow and case; al
so music roll, by A. C. Newton, be
tween Main street and First Fruit
ridge. Kindly leave at Sentinel
office.
TWO FINE LOTS. 3-room house with
cellar, on Tiler, near Seventh
street, for sale cheap. Call 357
Main.
Let us show you light harness.
Fred Mantey.
Our hose id the oest In town for
inonev —.l R McKenzto
The Campbell Horse Foot Remedy.
' Best on market. Fred Mantey lias
' booklet on horse feet free.
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JULES A. DOI’CET
Piano ami Violin Teacher
.... Call Phone Red 3592 ....
1 Residence 608 Grand Avenue.
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I PEARL BEATRICE BANNISTER
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| Vocal Instruction.
1 j 1003 Main. Phone Red 361.
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