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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-02-20
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Soufb Parf Xano @ornpanp on
Sobn Guarons &C.. 9ot 26. South
Bart addition, IS BET 100 5ub. Der.
bsHert, NorbIeite bon Yartuap abs.,
6fli9 bpn @lmuoob Str, $1675.
@eorge O. Smain on George %.
Wc@rap, Got 10, Soils SuboipiRon.
8beil bon M%rmRrone's parf addition.
IS BET 176.70 Sub, uaeant, Saoisite
bon "a. StraBe. pefili4 bon ROrib'
tpefisrn abs., $500.
Sames 9. Barrier Of, Sobn q. So6n,
8beil bon Got IL, &obion IL. u. Aob.,
83 BET 87t SUB. itbmefli9e gds bon
60 Sole uno New Oort Sir. $4,000.
6erbert g. 9ablsn on 5Iorenes u.
@bite, Got 80, Sboobers aoo., 40 BET
1923 CUB. rueRlias Settle bon Ga.
pituI aps., n6rolt4 bon 80. Strabs.
$4O5O.
Gerielbe on Soiepbtne ". email,
Got "a. bisfslbs abo.. bieielbe @t6Be,
tpsali&e Settle bon @apitol slbe.. Ihb.
LTD bon 40. Str. $3.50.
pbilip 3. Grid on Waraursi Grid,
Got IL, suliSans Subo., auBsnIoi
100. SO BET 1875 ST SUB. p.RlI&s
Settle BON Wri9bt Str.. n6rbli9 BON
Buchanan Ctr. $4,000.
6rsbsrie g. Re,bss u. u. on 2i,,is
g. Carr. Got $3.50. armarona pari
abb. 35 BET us SUB, fholi9s Settle
bon 81. Str. wsfli9 o Rnber Str.
5000.
Aribur g. Wrtgbt an Jxant 3.
RoB. GOT II. Blof 80. Nortb Snbia.
napolis. 80 BET 125 g JuB. fholi9s
sstts bon 81. Str, bfli4 bon an,
retts Str. 5000.
Clarence 8. airf on 6elsn W. Oar
court, 2ot 4, 2tebt's GubbiciRon,
She'll BON grOao Ripple. $4,000.
Diliam 9. Slid on CHARLES @.
Souosrs. She'll Der Cots 102 uno 103,
Bruce part IobitiOn, 60 Bel 1872 CUB,
b can't, Wshisits Der college absuus,
Stblih BON %. Str. $4,000.
Sobn Stiles on Cornelius 9. Sruiii,
9ott 80. @rOb's Clifford abe. aob..
IS bet l25 CUB. baeant, WsfIsits be,
gslsos abe., iibIi9 BON 10. Strabs.
5000. Toa>
Denote Or. @ilion on Ssranf o.
Wuis. Got y. 5airburff college Cor
1sr ADDITION. Srbington, 40 BET l65
5ub. b.rb.. Wsaisits Der Bancroft ap.
iioIi9 BON Sultan Aps. $1O50.
emma 2ilp an Clio &. @iiIon.
Got Sc In Waibinstun Sauare Apb..
100 Bel 287.5 5ub. baeant. @sfTsitt
Der Wsrioian strabs, fioli4 bon so,
Str. 50. 500.
S%noianapolis Rsaltp COMPANY or
Sobn 9. 9arrsn, 8bsil bon Got 8 In
Nttirs u. U. uniberRtp plate Abb.
so bet ITO Uub, berbsfert, Sfisite bel
Weribtan Str. n6roIid bon SO Str
$40, 600.
6arrp 4. 6arren an Sobn 3. 6ar.
rel, Got "a unb She'll bon So In We'
,ioian placs 4ob., 50 bet 1915 Sub,
bacant. Wsfisite Der psnniplbanil
Str, fabIi9 Der 90. Str. SO, 900.
artbur 9. gropn on Soispb 5,
S9ofielo II. u, Sbsil bon Got 80 In
Buffers Wortb abb. berbeTert. CF.
isite Der aibIano Abe., n6rolii9 Dor
Is. Str. SIS, 600.
WiQtam 8. Riee on 8rnnbfae Or.
8olarb, Got 156, Carpenters Dome
plaee abpition. - BET 139 IS 6ub.
psrbsHsrt, tpshli9s Ssits Der @arman
slue.. fiolt& bon Wafbinston Strabs.
90, 800
@brtfian 3. gmtarbt on Wiliam
8. ungeri&t, Got 10. 8lcd 8. @ilet
u. u. TOrousf abolition. 38.1 bel
100 CUB. berbsRsrt, fio6fIi9e gd'
Is. unb @et Ctr. $1,000.
GeIir &. WeWtriber on Samuel
8. Wiler, 9beil bon Cots $50 uni
1872. @ooruff pIues, go BET 173 CUB.
berbsRsrt, 6fll&s Settle oes gaf 9ribs.
n6roIi9 bon Wi4isan Ctr. IS. 600.
Diliam M. 6apftns an SAMUEL
GnYnnbnn Qnf 227 mpf1 Narf 9Ihh
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-02-20

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The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1907-08-01

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Chamberlain
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The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1907-08-01
Order To Show Cause on Filing Pet
tion to Sell Land.

eSanty 0i sGa'R OF Baso nfsSs' eSspsy cGS I'D
In the Matter Of the Order to show Cau.
Peeessed Dstsss Cd NJ kosch Sell E1ag lana pettio
On reading and fling the petition OF 7. 7
Drips, agent for administrator of said esta &,
setting forth the amount Of personal estat
ticn thereof; the amount OF debts ou utstandin
against said deceased, and . description {
all the real estate of which said decease
died seized. and the condition and value Q
that license be to him granted to sell the Sc
of Sec. Z. Twp. 10S, r. 81 and all of Section q
Twp. 10s. r. 50. And IL appearing. By said pe
tition, that there Is not sufficient persona
estate In the hands Of said J. v. Drips to pa
said debts. and that II Is necessary, in orce
to pay the same. to sell all Of said real estat,
and that the circumstances are such that
will be for the benefit Of said estate that .
Of said land be sold.
1t Is Therefore Ordered that all persons ir
terested In said estate. appear before tn
Judge OF this Court on Saturday the 3lst da
Of August 1907, at 2 o'clock p. NJ, at the Coul
House In Gam Valley In said County. the
and there to show cause df any there be) VII
license should rot be granted to said j.
Drips to sell said real estate according to tn
prayer Of said petition,
this Order shall be published for four success
i've weeks prior to said day Of hearing, th
last Of which publication shall be at leas
fourteen days before the said day OF hearinl
In the Gam Valley CHIEF weekly newsps
per printed and published at Gam Valley
said County, and personally served on a
persons interested In said ests o, residing
said County, at least fourteen days befo|
said day OF hearing. and upon all persons II
terested. according to law.
Dated at Gam Valley. south Dakota. tt
23rd day Of July 1907
BY the Court,
E. r. DYE.
Judge of the County Court
Attest:
MILTON q. DERBY JR.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1907-08-01
LIST CF INHERITED
INDIAN LANDS.
For Sale by u. S. Govern
ment at Crow Creek
Agency, S. D. /.

A certified check for one-feurth of the
amount bid must accompany each bid-check
TO be made payable to the srder of the Com.
missioner Of Indian AtfairsEs separate bid
The sealed envelopes co1tainihg bids
should not have noted thereon descriptions Of
the lands TO which the bids relate. but there
sn. Ss n9ssd s an TO
-: -, HARRY d, CHAMBERLAIN.
s.: Indian Agent.
Owner. Estate of Susan Old. deceased.
Fisher. Fisher. .sood volce, Mrs. Kills Many and
Tsss wp Ss sSrn Rs hse.' w. ss n CON- =
1897. bids TO be opened August %. 1907
9sps ss Rs a nrsss sr ef w
VIZ Sec. 2s, & VIZ NWk and Lot Sec 32.
Typ lo7. Rg. 1l-aS7 % 4, ,od Listed Jupe 3. 1907;
BIDS 70 b spessaf SEP Hs krSsIsr asc HOLY
Prairie and Thomas Rfotber OF All. heirs.
Description. SEN Sec. ~ and .sWh Sec. Y.
Twp iO7. re-. y .so6 4. Listed June s. 1907.
owner. estate Of Grey Cloud or Maypiyan,-
ia. decd; Mary E Campbell. Clara Belle
Grey Cloud and Cedric George Grey Cloud.
hfs stsd June sse fSs Sas S Be- Rs Sspened seo
100. o. 'A' i''' '' " - '''' ~
Name. :He-hak-ahin. apir win or Appearing 2,
Elk. deceased; description. WY SWh Secs
date listed June lOth 1907; bids opeBed Sept.
9th, 1907.
|. Name. Amos Red Day, or ptdsrode, deceas-
cd; description. Eh SEA Sec. 3. r. 107 N. r.
II W. 5th p NJ. containing 20 acres: date list
en- June 10th. 1907: bids opened Sept. 9th. 1907.
Owner. Estate OF Mamie Whitehorse, or
dsS6 A. Ann Hesrs 's Vino
So acres. Listed June II. 1907; bids to be
| opened Sept. 10, 1907
Owner. Estate OF Waumdlmani or Joseph
Walking h Easie decd; Mrs; shoots Eneny and
I. lo9. X Tl-l60 acres. Listed June II. 1901;
bids to be opened Sept l6, 1907.
Owner, Estate Of Hoinapsica or Charles
Banks. decd: Mary BANKS, George Banks Jr..
Charlotte Banks and Emma Banks. heirs
$50 p acres. Listed 1 June II, 1907 bic BIDS to be
opened Sept. l6. 1901.
Owner. Estate OF Matobdoka or Bear Bull,
decd; Mrs. Butcher. Arrow and Ellen Shoe
maker. heirs Description. SWA s. 10. 7. 100.
K. u. Els \. 81, & NW4S. 81. I. lOs.; r. 73-
.asS Sa acres res Listed , June H. 1907 bids to bs
Owner. Estate OF Mlnlyuhawin or Own
Water, dece ased; Eagleman, heir. Descrip-
| ton. SEN Sec. II. and SE4 Sec. 20. Twp i0f
n. Rg. 1o.. 5th Z. M.-3a0 acres. Listed June
"a, 1877 bids TO be opened September g. 1907.
,v Owner. Estate Of Tasinasuta, or Lewis
heir: Description. SwA Sec. %. Twp. I0g n.
Rg. ~ w. 5th +. M.-I50 acres. Listed June
"A, 1907; bids to he opened September %, 1907.
Owner EState OF Fire Tall. decd: Mrs Fire
Tall. Louis Fire Tail; Frank Fire Tail and
NEs Slla tirs Ire HW Ts sS asrs DesGGpton II. swA
W. & SEA NEl4 & Lot No. 2 Of Sec. 3S. & Sh
ny OF Sec. 81. Twp. los ~, Re. T3 W., 5th p. VI
-3s2. .62 acres. Listed June "A. 1907: bids to b..
| opened September g. 1907.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1907-08-01
Notice Of Sale Of Inherited India,
Lands.
Crow Creek Agency. South Dakota,

Crow Creek Agency. South Dakota,
May 9Th. 1907.
Notice Is hereby given. that the followin
described tracts OF Inherited Indian Lands q
deceased Indian Allottees. have been liste
for safc at this Office and sealed bids thereto
will be received at this Office up till l2 oclocl
m. of the 5th day OF August, 1907. at whic
time said bids will be opened.
Bids should be in sealed envolope an
marked "Bid for Indian Inherited Land. I
be opened Aug. 5th, 1907" A certified chec
foe . per cent OF tho bid offered must accor
pany each bid. For further information an
particulars, call on or address the under
signed. The following is a list of the land of
fered:
Name, Saul DemanS. Deceased: description
i Sec. IL. 7 I0j y. r. 90, West 5th =. N
containing 40 acres. date listed. May 6ti
lah:: bids opened, August 5th. 1D7.
Name. Simeon D"manS, deceased. desert. 4
ton wv Ser. ii. Y. l06. y. Il -. W. 5th T. n
containing lG0 acres: date listed, May 9th l!t1
bids opened, Aug. 5th. 1907.
Name. WinaStewin or Jessie DemanS, id
ceased; desc riptiOn. Sc 4 Sec 16. r. I0i n u
69. West 5th p. NJ. containing 100 acres: dat
listed. May 9TH. 1907: bids opened Aug. 5tl
Name. Otto Hangs Together deceased do
SGrtptton, NV Sec 10. Twp. 100. y. Of r. n
". 5th p. NJ. In $. d.. 160 acres: date liste<
May 9th. 1907. bids opened A ug. s. 1907
III. ID. CHAMBERLAIN Nj
United States Indian Agcnt.1
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1907-08-01
Short Horn and
Aberdeen Angus Cattle.

We are disposing of all our Short Horn and
Aberdeen Angus full blooded females and offering
them at private sale in lots to suit purchaser.
These cows all have calves on foot and are the
result of Is years breeding the best bulls obtain
able regardless of price The foundations were all
registered and have been keeping only the full boods
of both the Short Horn and Aberdeen Angus separae
with the exception of last year. when our Short Horns
crossed with the Angus To move them soon we
will offer at bargain, owing ranch being sold off
in pieces reduces PASTURE hence our herd will be
sold. This is opportunity for to get few of
the choicest cattle right at home.
These cattle must be seen to be appreciated. Call
and see them whether you buy or not.
Carpenter-Sanborn Ranch
SANBORN BROTHERS.
Brule County, Pukwana, South Dakota.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1907-08-01

/, Everybody wants them. Send 25
cents, silver preferred. for set Of six
fine Photographic cards, sho wing
''Seotty" Phillip. Buffalo Herd, Ex-
Gov. Herreid Hunting Buffalo, Bron
cho Riding, Indians, Roundups, Etc.
Address Fred A. Mix 4 Co., Dept. 90,
Fort Pierre, s. d.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1907-08-01
COUNTY.
PoSTOFFicE.
GaEnvAlley, b, ID.

Kimbsii NATL srrvss. Monday. Wednesday and
Friday .st - O'Clock m. Leaves. Tuesday
Thursday and Saturday at ~ O'Clock. m. 7-:
=. chsmberiain mail arrives Tuesday, Thandsy
and Saturday 1t O'Clock .. m Lss~es Asnday
Wednesday and Friday sts o'clock Q. m,
Waterbury mail leaves Gam Valley. Gondsy
Wednesday and Friday 10 .. n. Arrives
from Waterbury same days as a:ao p. N.
'JoKS v. DRrPs, Postmaster.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1907-08-01
Notice To Creditors
Estate OF b. N. Rusch Deceased.

Estate OF b. n Rusch Deceased. .,
Notice Is hereby given by the undersigne
agent for the administrator Of the estate
b. N. Rusch. Deceased. to the creditors ,
and all persons ha wing claims against the sa
deceased. to exhibit them. with the necessa
vouchers. within six months after the 81
publication of this notice, to the said age
Tor the administrator at Gam Valley In t
Countyof Buffalo, South Dakota.
Dated July q. 1907.
J.v. DRIPS.
Agent for the Administrator of the Esta
Of B. N. Rnsch. deceased.
j. G.. BRADFORD.. -
Attorney for Administrator.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1907-08-01
Department of the Interior.
Land Office at Chamberlain,

@ Department Of the Interior.
- - Land Office at Chamberlain. g. d
.s----s July 6, 1907
Notice:is hereby given that Helen NJ. w,
OF Richards, g. D., has filed notice of his int
tion to make final Communication proof In su
1895 made Apl. 4. l902, for the Eh SE4 81
tion.32. Township l08 N. Range 70 W.. a
that said proof will be made before Reglst
Receiver. at Chamberlain. 8. ID. on Aug.
1907. -
his continuous residence upon. and GUILTY.
ti0n OF. the land, viz: Jesse J. Costello.
Richards. =. D., Matthias ShAfges of Richars
3. D.. Olinthus T. Dye Of Richards, 8. d.. .Cls
enco y. Klousis Of Mitchell. 8. d.
CHAs. L. BROCKWAYI
RegisterI
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1907-08-01
Teach

Regular S
teachers Gel
the school h
Thursday /
and l6. Ap
certificates
the examin
branches: "
raphy, A
Grammar, ]
Civics, U. :.
Drawing, ID
first grade {
ed to write
jccts, besid,
American /
Events,
A fee OF 81
all applican
Sup,
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1907-08-01
"EveryI

says G. G. 81
ness man of
lens Arnica|
surest healil
a sore, burn
of piles. II
what I'm ta|
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The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1907-08-01
Vol. XIX


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Tor George
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Mr. and
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Springs
Pat Haye
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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1907-01-31

honors due the grand chancellor, and
was accorded true fraternal greet.
ing The joint committee did all they
could to make my stay IN their city
| pleasant and enjoyable Work in the
second rank was conferred in a most
beautiful manner, and had the pleas
ure of placing the collar upon the can
didate Jacksonville should be proud
of having within its precincts two
such large and flourishing lodges.
AT Palatka the brothers of St
Johns lodge No s, and the sister of
Palatka temple No. Is, extended to
me such a cordial reception and splen-
did banquet and made my stay among
them SO very pleasant, that the time
seemed only too short, and it was
really sad when had to leave them
I found the lodge and temple both IN
fine and fourishing condition. From
there i returned to Tampa and visit
ed PythagoraS lodse No. 50: and was
received with all the honorS due my
position. I had the pleasure of wit
Messing and taking part in comforting
of the ranks of esquire and knight
The work was done in a most beauti-
full and impressive manner, and |
found this lodge like the other lodges
of Tampa, in a fourishing and pros
porous condition, and they like all
the others made my visit a most en-
joyable one.
while in Tampa a grand banquet
was spread at the celebrated Grand
Orient restaurant, where 120 sat down
to enjoy the many good things pro-
vided by the brothers. Many inter-
esting short speeches were made, and
it was beautiful success which was
enjoyed very much by every one
present and grand in its fraternal
spirit
From Tampa I returned to my
home, to be greeted with the beautiful
welcome by my good wife and the
knights and sisters.
ITO say that l enjoyed my visit to
the several places is but putting it
mildly. for | was received, welcomed
and entertained everywhere that ]
went SO splendidly that at each place
the parting was sad to me. and these
visits and beautiful receptions and
the lovely expressions of respect and
fraternal love are indelibly impressed
on my heart and will ever stand out
before me most wildly as a beauti-
full picture, and l find it impossible
for me to compile or put together
combination of words that will ex-
press to my brothers and sisters nv
appreciation and gratitude for such
loyal treatment at their hands"
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1907-01-31
BIG INCREASE IN
SWISS WATCHES
Snecial To The Journal.


New York, Jan. 30.-ImporterS OF
Swiss watches and clocks today adj
vanced prices varying from to Is
per cent On all except the high grade
time pieces, thus following the lead
given by American clock manufactur-
ers who recently put up their prices.
1t is likely that many retail dealers
will add a greater percentage to the
prices than the wholesalers did. The
cheaper watches, which are the most
affected by the increase, come in
cases made of plated and oxyiized
silver, gun metal and nickel. The i'm
porters say that there are no swiss
watches sold in this country as cheap
as some American watches, but the
foreign time pieces are subject to a
customs duty varying from 35 cents
to So on each watch, according to the
number of jewels, in addition to an
ad valOrem duty of 25 per cent. max
ing upward of so per cent in all. More
Swiss watches are now sold in he
United States than ever before, al
though the increase in their sales
does not approach that of the Amcri-
can watches. In the last fiscal year
the value of foreign watches, anc for
eign parts of watches, imported into
this country was 1855 42, nearly all
Of which came from Switzerland.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1907-01-31
TOUR Of GRAND
CHANCELLOR
Henry Horsler Writes of His
Recent Visit to State K.
of P. Lodges.

Hon. Henry Horsler, grand chancel-
lor of the knights of Pythias, writes
Interestingly of his recent visit to va
issue of the Florida Pythian, the Off
cial organ of the order, from which
an extract is taken as follows:
AT Tampa 1 was royalty received
and entertained A splendid banquet
was spread. Il was grand affair,
which was enjoyed by everyone pres
emit l paid an official visit to Bay
lodge, No. Il, and was received with
all honors Brothers attended from
Red Cross No. 43, Pythagoras No. SO,
Sunrise No. 20, of Clearwater; No.
76, of Plant City, and Manatee No.
40. The reception was more than |
ever imagined would be carried out,
and for the first time | witnessed the
beautiful exemplification of the first
rank work. To say it was beautiful
does not express it, for it was grand,
it was sublime, and Tampa should
feel proud of that team. l was also
cordially received by the uniform
rank, and very much impressed with
that body of brothers. Everything
was done for my comfort and pleas
ure. Tampa is truly Pythian city,
and knows how to entertain.
From Tampa l went to Clearwater
and was received with fraternal love
by the brothers Of Sunrise lodge No.
40, and the Pythian Sisters. A fine
convention of lodge was held. My
official visit was received and they
extended to me the grand honors.
That this lodge is progressing was
evidenced by the fact that six appli-
cations for membership were re-
ceived at this convention.
81 was accorded a grand reception
and banquet by the brothers and the
Pythian Sisters of Clearwater temple
No. 10.
'At Largo I attended convention of
Orange lodge No %. and witnessed
second rank impressively conferred;
a hearty brotherly welcome was ac-
corded me, the brothers doing every
thing they could for my comfort and
pleasure. / was given drives, and au-
to rides out among the beautiful
orange groves. all of which / enjoyed
very much. l found the brothers of
95 very much interested in Pythian-
ism. l had the pleasure of placing
the collar upon the esquire.
''On the night of the goth was Off
cially received by a joint convention
of MontefliOre No 2. and S. S. Davis
No. Is lodges of Jacksonville | was
welcomed and received with all the
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1907-01-31

u. F. Poore and T. F. West were
among the visitors in the city yes
tesrday from Miltoa.
THE maximum temperature at Pen
s2cola yesterday was 80 degrees at
1:p- m, while the minimum was So
degrees at 6 a. m. Last year on the
same date the maximum was 81 de-
Gnees and the minimum Al degrees.
united States Deputy Marshal VIM.
Ray, who left here in company with
United States Marshal McGOurin last
week for Atlanta, having in CUSTODY
several prisoners, returned home last
week. II was his intention when he
left to return direct from Atlanta. but
after reaching there he went on to
Cheltenham, Nd, with Marshal Nc
Gourin, where a prisoner was placed
in the reform school. Marshal Nc
Gourin will return within a few days.
The delegatisn, composed of mem
bers of the Pensacola bar and promj-
nent citizens. which was to have gone
to Tallahassee in the interest of the
candidacysof Will H. Watson If Mari
anna for the circuit judgeship, did not
leave here Tuesday morning as an
ucipaed 1t is understood that those
Interested in the movement received
Information that the governor was not
in Tallahassee, so the trip was post
sboned 1t is understood that delega-
lions from other sections OF the dis
Itrict also received information which
kept them at home
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1907-01-31
ADJUSTMENTS


these noises the Hanlon property men
make use of many ingenious contri-
vances, and often a complicated ma
chine is carried to produce a noise
effect that only lasts few seconds.
This is notable in the case of the
wind machine" used to simulate the
noise of the wind in the trees in the
storm scene. This machine is as big
as kitchen stove, and consists OF a
big fan wheel, very much like water
wheel in an old water mill. Over
this wheel a piece of fine silk is held,
and the blades of the rapidly rotating
wheel produce the shrek or the wind
exactly. Two men and arduous labor
are required to operate it. Another
interesting machine is the weed
crash" which is as tall as man, and
which consists of blades inclined
towards a center in which wood pins
have been inserted. The whole af-
fair looks like gigantic policeman
rattle, and if you happen to be stand
ing near when it is operated you gen.
eral get the idea that the roof has
fallen in. In Fantasma special eff
fects require special contrivances-
One big oak plank, weighing over a
hundred pounds, is carried to drop
on the floor only once to initiate the
sound of trunk being dropped. TO
produce the sound of an automobile,
wire brushes are beaten on a fiat
iron sheet, and real horn sounds the
''honk." Little tin whistles immersed
in water give the bird effect, and a
score or more of odd affairs are used
to produce the various sounds re-
Quired.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1907-01-31
PROMINENT MEN
ARE TO MEET
AT THE Y. M. c. A. FRIDAY AZ
TERNooN AT4
O'CLOCK.

A meeting of the prominent bust
ness men and citizens of Pensacola
will be held tomorrow afternoon at 4
o'clock at the Y. NJ. c. A, when the
matter of the establishment Of hos
pital in Pensacola will be discussed,
and it is believed that this will result
in the establishment of an up-to-date
hospital in the city.
All who are interested in the move
ment are requested to attend.