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American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1908-10-24
DEMOCRATIC RALLY.
More Like Circus Than a Political
Meeting.

The Democrats had q rally here
Thursday evening, the chief address
being made by Hon. Moses Alexander,
Democratic candidate for governor.
Mr.. Alexander succeeded in amusing
the audience for more than an hour.
He may have convinced some. but
failed TO leave the impression with his
hearers that ne possessed the qualities
which are necessary or desirable in q
governor. His talk was largely based
upon Alexander, and what he had done
as mayor of Boise, and in denouncing
trusts. His greatest achievements dur
ing his two terms as mayor were in
establishing an eight hour day for city
employees, and in raising warrants TO
par. He did the latter. so he says, with
s33O0. With thousands of dollars circu-
lating in warrants below par, he failed
to explain why MS purchase Of 1890
worth of them fixed the price at par.
This did not put money in the treasury
to pay the warrants as presented, and
the facts are that the banks and busi-
+ ness men united with him to restore the
credit OF the city, and did many times
more than he. His establishment Of an
eight hour day is commendable, but
furnishes TO evidence OF statesman
ship.
/ He had much 70 say about hard times
during the twelve years of Republican
administration since Cieveland's last
term. In telling how he raised the
warrants Of Boise TO par. Mr.. AIexan-
der said he borrowed $1,000 from two
friends, and raked and seraped the last
cent he could get Of his own, S23l0, and
with this small sum performed a
miracle. This establishes the fact that
+ eleven years ago Moses Alexander was
q poor man. Today he owns the
largest clothing store in Boise, the
largest clothing store in Ontario, Ore
gon, the largest clothing store in
Weiser. and the largest clothing store
in Baker City, and is figuring on open
ing at least one more in Idaho. Moses
has evidently done pretty well during
the Republican administration. which
has been the best twelve-year period in
the history Of the nation His address
was interesting, but not convincing.
Mr.. Boyd. candidate for lieutenant gov
ernor. followed him with short ad-
dress.
Three of the county candidates were
present. Mr.. CaIlen. candidate for SEN
ator. and Messrs. Geddes and Holbrook
for commissioners. Mr.. CaIlen made
the best address Of the evening, and
impressed all present with his sincerity
and ability That the county candi-
dates viii not get more votes here is
not on account Of their personality, but
on account Of their politics. Reasoning
from a false basis, their conclusions
car not De correct,
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Notice.

We expect to make some changes in
the arrangement of our yard, and we
are anxious to move the stock. Don't
fail to get our prices before buying.
IDAHO LUMBER CO., LTD.
c. H. NEWPORT. Manager.
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Team of Mules for Sale.

Sound, gentle, trustworthy, weight
1900 and 1900 pounds, eight and nine
years old LEIsY Bros,
Aberdeen
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Remember, you can not register for
your wife or any other member of your
family. Such things must be done in
person.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-12-15
WAS
DEMOLISHED
BY THE CITY
THE ONE ERECTED SATURDAY
ENCLOSING SITE OF PROPOSED
RAILROAD DEPOT, WAS TORN
DOWN WHEN CITY OFFICIALS
HEARD OF THE FACT.

In command OF Captain Wilde, who
was acting under hurried orders from
Mayor Goodman, number of prison
ers confined in the city Jail. armed
with axes. proceeded post-hastes at a
late hour Saturday night to the vacant
lot on the west side of Spring street,
between Garden and Romano, and de-
melished the fence which had been
erected Saturday to enclose the prop
erfy.
The fence was erected by order of
Mrs. Angelina Wilkins. widow of Jo-
seph wilkins, who claims the property
under a deed left her by the late
Peter Alba. she being the only surviv-
ing heir of the deceased.
The property is also claimed by the
city OF Pensacola. which conditionally
decided it 70 two proposed railroads
Tor depot site, under the provisions
Of which the railroad companies were
given until the first day of next jan
uary to comply with the ordinance
granting them certain rights and priv
leges.
City officials have not announced
any further action concerning the dis
puted ownership OF the property, but
Il is thought injunction proceedings
will be the next move by either the
city or Mrs. Wilkins.
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7. 4. JENNINGS.
BUYS STOCK
Purchases Interest of Carl
Jernigan, Oliver Jernigan
and Thos. F. West, in The
Pensacola Bank and Trust
Company, of this City.

Announcement was made yesterday
of the sale of large block OF stock
of the Pensacola Bank and Trust
Company, the interests held by Thos
f West, Carl II. Jernigan, and Oliver
Jernigan having been purchased by
t. A Jennings, at present president
of that institution. Mr.. Jennings has
served in the capacity of president for
the past year. and already owned large
interests in the bank and trust com,
pany before the recent sale. AS a
result OF the transaction, there will be
changes following the annual meeting
of stockholders which is to occur dur
ing the latter part of the present
month, one to be the retiring of Carl
Jernigan. who has served efficiently
during the past year as cashier j
A. Wright will be the new cashier
having been associated with Mr. Jen
nings in the J. p Williams Co. in va.
rioirs capacities. A. e. Mann, who is
now assistant cashier, will succeed
himself next year II is understood
through reliable sources that the three
men retiring have disposed of Jheil
stock at good profit Other changes
may take place at the bank, but q:
yet no definite information regarding
this has been, given out
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sary general, Ward No. 10. Pensacola,

sary general, Ward No. 10. Pensacola.
Fla.
Lieut.-Col. A. C. Tippin. chief of
ordnance, Ward No. 10, Pensacola,
Fla
Lieut.-Col. w. NJ. Bitch. paymaster-
general, StoRewall No. 1898, Santa
F'e, Fla,
Lieut.-Col. G. S. Hardee, chief of
engineers. TEdian River No. AZ, Rock
ledge, Fla,
Lieut-Co1. II. H. Speer. chief of ar
tillery, d. L. Kenan, No. $40. Quincy,
Fla
Aides Appointed.
Major Joseph McVoy, Ward No. 10,
Pensacola, Fla.
Major Tom Costa. Thompson B. La
mar No. 161, TallaIia e. Fla.
Major W. T. Malphers, j. J. Dick
inson, No. 1917, Starlle, Fla
Major G.. L.. Baltzell, Nassau 104,
Fernandina, Fla.
Major NJ S. Sans, Indian River No.
a., Courtenay, Fla.
Major s. NJ Robertson, Mcmillan
No. 217, Chipley, Fla.
Major George o. Brosnaham Ward
No. 10, Pensacola, Fla.
Major J. Mizell, Nassau No. 104,
Fernandina, Fla.
Major S. NJ. Wilson, George T..
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MAGILL NAMES
DIVISION STAFF
Confederate Commander Is
sues General Orders APP
pointing Staff of Florida
Brigade.

Pursuant to his election as com
manding officer of the Florida divis-
ion OF the United Confederate Veter-
ans at Tampa at the last annual re-
union of the division. Major-General
Robert J. Magill announces the fol-
lowing appointments on division staff
as per general orders No. 2:
Headquarters Florida Division, Unit
ed Confederate Veterans, Jacksonville,
Fla, Dec. /. 1908. General Orders
No. 2:
1. TIE major general commanding
hereby announces the following APP
pointments upon the division staff:
Col. II. H. Love, adjutant general
and chief of staff, r. E. Lee, No. IS,
Jacksonville. Fla
I.ieut.-Col. w. Nv. Wilson, assistant
erals d. l. keenan,, No. 40, Quincy,
Fla
Lieut-Col. H. H. Duncan, Inspector
general, Lake county No. 279. Ia
wares, Fla
Heut.-Col. James Mckay. quarter
master general. Loring No. 1926, Tam
pa. Fla
Lieut.-Col. Daniel Campbell, Judge
advocate general, E. Kirby Smith, No.
2S2, DeFuniak. Fla
Eieut-Col r. p DANIEL, surgeon
general. r. E. Lee No. 5S. Jackson
vile, Fla.
Lieut.-Col Edwin G. Weed chaplain
general. R. E. Lee No. 5S, Jackson
Vile. Fla
Lieut.-Col. Dixon B., Reed. commits
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= 4
Ward No. las. Inverness. Fla
Major d. H. Irvine. Marion County
No. 56. Ocals, Fla
Major W. g. Johnson, Alfred liver
son No 1882, Kissimmee, Fla.
Major j. B. johnson, Pasco county
No 81, Dade City, Fla.
Major Frank Ed Dey, Cobb. No. SIS,
Milton, Fla.
Major A. Livingston, A. H. Colquit,
No. 1874, Madison, Fla
Appeals to His Staff.
The major general commanding ap-
pealS to each member of his STAFF, TO
aid in every possible manner in car
rying out the duties of their offices,
SO important, so essential in sustain
ing our beloved organization. by en-
couraging all veterans To join the
camps in their respective localities,
attending the reunions and assisting
in the many duties devolving upon
the staff on these occasions and in
upholding the principles which are
the life of the division
2. Commanders of camps are urged
TO send in at once to these headquar'
tiers the amounts pledges by theiI
delegates at the late runion at Tampa
towards the erection of the monument
to our late beloved commander gen
eral, Stephen ID. Lee This is an i'm
portant matter. my comrades, and
should be attended TO without delay
5. Commanders of camps will have
these orders read to their camps al
their first meetings and published il
their local papers
By order
ROBERT J. MAGILL,
Major General Com handing.
II. H. LOVE, Adjutant General and
Chief of Staff
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500, 900 to Improve the
Local Govt. Building
tcontInued From First Paee)

command~I shall do the very best
can Under any circumstances / shah
vigorously contest any policy looking
to the abandonment of the Florida
navy yards, and in this, at least /
am hopeful of success. Indeed, after
presenting the matter of the idleness
of the Pensacola yard. Secretary New
bury assured me that he would where
practicable, send ships there, and do
what he could to keep the yard busy
The trouble, he said, had been in get
ting men to go there for temporary
jobs. which were all that the depart
ment could promise. The same trouble
had been felt in getting :workmen &c
go to any of the yards which were
remote from the centers of activity. !
was gratified to learn from him that
the torpedo ffotilla had already been
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WORTHY OF CONFIDENCE
An omer Backed BY One Of the Most
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Give Your
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CAuauSip4tOI Al MS Az
nous speech. delivered at his old home to
his friends aud neighbors at Springfield, Ill.
Recalling what little opportunity he had in
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ing back to the days when he walked miles
and miles for . book flor he then ownednone
of his own, Abraham Lincoln pleaded with
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SURELY YOU want to give boys and siris bstsss
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you with statements Of what addition
al room is necessary.
Another matter of interest," in
have abandoned hope for the craving
dock, but I do want You to know that
the fight will be a hard one. I shall
do my best, however, and will report
progress as anything is done.
Il hope that your chamber OF com
merce will not hesitate to call on me
in any matter of interest TO your city.
With kind regards. very truly,
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public building. This sum was stated
in the bill after conference with
the supervising architect and upon
his assurance that it would be sum
cient for the work. In order to make
the case as strong before the commit
tee as possible | wish you would send
me as promptly as you can such data
in support of the bill as your can
gather. i understand that practically
all the government Offices are crowded
for lack of room, and. under these cir
cumstances, the officials could supply
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ordered to Pensacola, and | hope II
will arrive safely and be of advantage
to the city as well as the navy yard
Il have only briefly given you the
facts. Mr.. McGourin will be with you
in a day or two, show you the report
to which I have referred and give you
all the details.
The Government Building.
Another matter of Interest," n
troduced in the senate several days
ago a bill to appropriate 100000 for
the enlargement OF the Pensacola
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NorIcE EoR PUBLICATION.

NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Department OF the Interior, u. S. land
once at Gainesville, Florida, November
%, 1908.
Notice is hereby given that Rae. La
throp. of Camp walton, Florida, who, on
March Is, 1903. made Homestead Entry
No. ss1ss. (Serial No. 01475), for SCI of
Range ~ west. Tailahassee Meridian, has
filed notice of intention to make final
Communication proof. to establish claim to
the land above described. before the Clerk
OF the Circuit Court. at Pensacola. Flor
ida. on the 18th day of January, 1909.
Claimant names as witnesses. Mrs r c.
Irwin. OF Camp Walton. Florida: G.. b.
Brooks. of Camp Walton, Florida, L. w.
Winkicy. of Camp Walton, Florida: David
n. Witherill, OF Pensacola, Florida
HENRY $. CHUBB.
aec1oaw5w Register.
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WITH THIS HISTORY 70. may sit beside the
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mantle and hear him speak. Walk with CAes.r
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In Circuit Court, EscaInbia County State
of F1orida-Miles p. Fair. Complainant
vs.. ANGELA Fair. observation-disclosures.
On Monday, the first day OF February,
1909. the defendant. ANGELA Fair. is re-
auired TO appear to the bill filed herein
against her
This order to be published once each
week for eight (s) consecutive weeks In
The Pensacola Journal, newspaper pub
lished I'm said County of Escar1bia.
ANGUS NJ MCMILLAN.
Clerk of Circuit Court. Escambia County,
Florida
BY C. G. HARTSFIELD,
Deputy Clerk
Nov %, 1908. nov24oawsw
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Rev. Dr.F. w. Gunsaulus,

President Armour tustxfuto
and Faster Central Church
(AuditoriuEn) Chicago. ssyss
without the slightest touch Of re-
ligious or political bisosRy. The editors
of the Ihrsxy ef Unizeuaf Hisfexy'
have dealt spberly AMI aeepsy with
the fesces of church and -s5afe which
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Of fmDeaee popular serv1ee,M s0nu-
lasing hi sterfcai seud ysfnsour
country"
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Legal Advertisements.

In the Circuit Court of Esscambia County
State OF Fiorida-Anna Klausen, Com
pIainant. vs. John Kiausen. Defendant
Divorce.
on Monday. the first day OF February
1909. the defendant, John Klausep. is re-
cuired to appear TO the bill filed against
him herein.
This order 20 be published once each
week for eight S) consecutive weeks. in
The Pensacola Journal. newspaper pub
iished in said Escambia County.
ANGUS NJ. MCMILLAN.
Clerk of Circuit Court, Escambia County.
Florida
BY c. G. HARTsFIELD.
Deputy Clerk
Now %. 1908. nov24oawSw
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Carl Wallin expects to leave next
week for the Pacific coast where he
will work.
John Failing expects to leave soon
for Colorado where he expects to
work at the new dynamite plant of
the DuPonte company.
Mrs. George Nooddesse visited
with friends at Rarksdale Sunday.
Quite number from this city at
tended a party given at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Failing at
Barksdale last Saturday night. All
report very pleasant time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kenfield Of Ashland
visited the E. E. Kenfeld home on
Sunday.
William Young aud Sam Beauleau
who are sick at the ST. Joseph hos
pital are both reported as getting
along nicely.
For Easter try McDonalds 400 OF
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Announcement is made of the com
ing marriage of Mrs. Brant Olson o.
this city to Knutc O. Haret of Berg
lund, Michigan. which will take
place at the Norwegian M. E
Church in this city next Saturday
evening. They will make their home
in Michigan.
anted:-Tnformat as to ad
dress of following parties: James
Higgins, John Peterson, VIM. Kelly
Belle Fl. Smith, Edgar L. Richter
/ All of these parties lived in Bay field
Co. some years ago. Small recov-
cries can probably be made. Ad-
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Wis. Suitable reward will be given
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EASTER PROGRAM
At the Congregational Church
Next Sunday Even
ing.

The following is the program Of
Easter services by the Congrega-
tional Sunday School Sunday even
ing at 1880. The children are well
prepared and ali are invited to en-
Joy this beautiful service with them.
Volun tary
Doxology
Lords Prayer
Chorus bv school
II Believe in God the Father"
Scripture
Song Chris is Risen"
Agnes, Esther and Violet Hare
Glass Exercise Little Hands
Primary Department
Recitation Agnes Elicson
Recitation 1.-THE Reason Why"
Stewart Murphy
Song Easter Bells"
Primary Department
Glass Exercise Four Girls
Recitation, Legend of Easter
Lilies" Nobel Jodell
Song Rejoice Rejoice" School
Recitation cover the Hills y
Rosa Ambley
Recitation Warren Warden
Solo and Chorus 20 Look Affair."
Claribel Stevers
Recitation Resurrection
Francis Sheridan, Maggie Murphy
Esther Olsen
Recitation Phyllis Goedecke
Song EASTER Angel
Agnes. Esther. Violet Hare
Recitation Genevive Murphy
Recitation Gertrude Coedtz
Song Soft the Bells are Ringing"
Recitation "April" Mary Wolff
Recitation THE Master is Coming
Estelle Morey
Solo Victor immortal
Bessie Stevens
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