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Omaha daily bee., 1908-12-13

court Saturday morning ana her properly
is snmate 10 be worth S20.0oa Out OF
this she gives hex husband the. furniture
and 500. her father. Sullweu Goodman,
saaB; her mother. Mrs. Nancy Goodman,
sl5a. and her brothers. George, James, Cage
and John Goodman, $3.50 each. She leaves
her nephew. Roy CugdB, s2eaa.
AL the rest Of her property she directs
shall Eo 10 the little girl but il may not
become hers without a legal fight
The petition flied Saturday asks thai
judge Bryce Crawford be appointed exc
cutor Of the estate, but brothers Of Mrs
Patrick object 10 The appointment ana
hrre asked thar Charles s Egutter be
named Judge Leslie has not made the aP-
puintment vet
Omaha daily bee., 1908-12-13
INCUBATOR BABY HEIREss
Chfsd @HatrAed" al Transm9sHIsssppi
Exposition IRherits Fifteen
Thousand Dollars.

Ten years after she lay in q baby incu-
bator al the TransmSsstssippI exposition.
the object Of the gaze q hundreds Of
curious people. little Josephine Knauber
has fallen heir 20 a fortune m al
over $500.
She is made the resaduary hsiress Of the
estate Of Amanda A Patrick. better known
as Bessie Wear. who died about ten days
ago. Mrs. Patrick took the friendless in
cubator baby and raised her until nov she
is a healthy child OF 10 years The little
g4H has been living with Mrs. Patriek's
people
Mrs. Pasrick's viii was fled in probate
Omaha daily bee., 1908-12-13

President Norris L o'ASeui;s pnoposi-
tion 10 widen the foul lines six or eight
feet as a means Of Increasing batting and
the burden Of fielding may. IN time. be-
come popular, but It viii strike some man.
ayers as revolutionary 9nst now, especaaay
those mansgers whqse baeEcher fences al
ready merge with the extremity Of the
FOUL lines That suggests another thinE
that might rebound 10 the great benefft Of
all interests-hamely the compulsory en-
iargement Of some q these miniature base
hall parks.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-12-13

Fred Reteraea TWelU-stK1A Ars1 ana
arenne. frame dwelling, ROO.
bred fSersuo. r~WeHfy-aKth NtrzA nnd
aFeane. trans dWsllDE Eoae
Hannah FfferNA Thirieth and WahRe
re1Tt1stA and WebasE frame dEaHEE
N
Omaha daily bee., 1908-12-13

Clark Griffith has at LAST signed up a
oRe-ysar contract 70 nanARe GnelAAA1L
Whatever results that obtains for Garry
Hermann and MS Reds Il VII have the
grattfFang effect q dausiBE many a dope
Lamp for the pressut- For instance EsbcAu
Wib have 10 oontinas An h3E search fer a
victim onto whom he may unload his
Kansas city burdeR- Grif should be able
10 get some results in Cincinnati II his
old cunning comes back 10 him he may
make a contender out o. 4 Reds.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-12-13

MINNEAPOLIS, MIN. Dec. 12-(Spec3al
TeleEramA-Ioxa university debaters de-
fez1ed Minnesota last night in the inter
collegiate aeba5e held al the chapel Of the
Unaze1sity Of Minnesota in Minneapolis.
The Iowa men had the negative eide OF the
question. Resolved. ma American cities
should adopt a commission form Of govern
ment~ Iowa was represented by Earl
stewart vincent Stsrzinger and Charles
". Briggs in the debate. and Minnesota
speakers were. Max LowenthsL JOIN Sin
clair and Zenas Potter.
The judges were all from Lincoln. Neb.
They were. Prof. George Z Howard Prof.
W. c. l. Taylor and Albert watkins
The Minnesota men advanced the line Of
argument on their affirmative ss1nd tha;
because the present system Of civic gov
eminent has proved a dismal failure for
50 many years. II was time that reformers
quit trying 10 reform. but that a new sys-
tem should be adapted They pointed or;
the Ee06 work % the commission system
wherever tried
The nagatiTe side made the point that
the legislative md executive power OF gov
eminent should be separated and that in
stead Of adopting a new system OF govern.
ment. reformers should strive TO improve
the present
Iowa Debaterr Are winners.
IOWA CITY. Ia. Dec. 12-Special Tele.
grsm1-IoEa's deba1enS wen q Rnsninoui
decision over the Wisconsin team here TO
might an the debate on the question: Re
solved. That American cities should adop
q commission fern q government" TIT
Hawksye team. A LuKfor3. 4. c. Robbsni
and c p. Coulter. abby presented argument
and Illustrations showing that the tremsnd
Gus evils prevailing under the present coun
Gil form of government hat city corpora
uons as 81 present constituted are ne mattel
for the big service" corporations. and ina
the present form. Of checks and balance
have completely failed illustrating the neei
OF concentration Of the average citys ad
ninisrratioz.
The Badgers, II 2. Martin. w. NJ. At
wood and @. A Gssel. ably advocated
modified mayer and oO9ncll fern Of gov
rnmeu 70 remedy the present municps
corruption They laid particular emphAsi
On the ~inadeQH1g q the c0mmission torn
IN the large ctriss. confirming much Of thei
argument 10 Chicago with its multipHcit
Of Administrative departments.
M judges were Pref H II. Wilson q
Nebraska Pref Henry @. Ward Of Ne
hnaSkA and Jhdss 3 r. Seds@ick Of Lin
coin.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-12-13


What VIII happen when 1hs fEsi white
heavyweight champioR zhs ever consented
O. meet q coi0red man and the first colsrsd
man Who ever had The opportunity Of com
peting FOR the heavyweight championship
finally ooEas toEether doWn IN Australia
Tommy Buzaas ana Brer sdhnslng-whichs
ootch - MOI the first American EiRdiasoT
20 so 70 Europe and be Sulran by the man
he is hooking for. Mind the ~footrsce aoEn
In France twenty years ago In which Char
ley Mitchell OutdistABced old John L. Tie
only afferencs Is Goach can't even get
Hack 70 agree TO enter the Ting.
Young DWyer, who played frst for Des
N0ins last Fear. has been rewarded BY
PreEi1ent HEeins with managerial func-
HonE, snccseding Charley DeKter. II Dwy-
sr's managerial work Is as good as his
pazying Des Moines should nos suffer for
leadership
Back uhIa. once onaaa's left fielaeT. d
ROW Aneused Al beng = plstserat- s0me
sordid sHsrrtng Wra1ers are sayfng thai
Buok dsmsnaE Za~ncas0nahls SANS for his
serdoss a. manages q Savannah Think
OF back as a eeam 0atAA9H
Jua as an mdsK 20 the d-eVeioRzeuf q
base hah q misAt b. states thkt the total
payuoA - the ChiaAEo white Soz. q
masor tuAEue team. in lsaL was G.ae and
the payroll q tndGnApOlls. a mia0r league
team. IN Is8 Nsz EO.
Here's a tip- II Hollsnbeck Develops neKl
year as he d eEpeutsd % hen bs nAbbaa
up 10 tins Cubs Thsuss mSrs than dsps
back % uhia.
Ths National Corn exposition. ChristuzAS
NeW Year. WAshinst0a's birthday. AprI
Fool Apzn H-4hess are the Steps q prog-
rezA-
TehaAu ofhers his kansas CRY franchiss
far sAls AZ &aA00 Ana Lsaisziils az SIS Na
WAnf Aens Why doesn't hef
Nov. 1nst a. soon as va nl IN an uh0s,
n~AnsssEaAl s4s wsn bs ready 70 STAR
s091h-
No - h4sar siEnsa oorhHn a. "a Bm-
I rssg duss saas ur.iuias ssAsuA
Omaha daily bee., 1908-12-13

We are with you. Mirrors. 81 your paslns
for a square deal but NE can't 50 the
route with you for greater security In
the nlsxtsr az en&~-o&1he-season devazta-
ton ~ the bag leagues You have the
protection Of the rule that permits the
drafting OF only one OF your men and
that locks lRe sooe Bro4ectson. the manor
league maEnate who deliberately sells him
sef doNn 40 9 Blager-PeSr hasss has MIN
self and not the rules 10 blame. And he
II a shortsighted manager, too.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-12-13
RadEers OnftaIk Nebrnskn.

MADISON. Wis. Dec. E@SpeCial Tele-
mABy a unanimous vote of the jury
victory was awarded 20 the Badger team
last nizht 81 the annual Intercollegiate de-
bate Al LEhrarV hAH The debate was the
hest attended Of such contests during recent
years. The Jun consisted Of Attorney Gen
eral Z. T. Young Of 81 Paul. MINI, and
Profs. J. w. Garner and Z V. Green Of
the University az Illinois. A commendAble
feature 81 the debate was the cordial reeep-
ton given 70 the Nebraska debsters. who
were cheered quite as generously as the
home team. Monte r. Apple, the first Wis
consin speaker. asserted as the main con-
tentioa OF the affirmative. that the chief
function Of q city e. administrative not
leEsslativa- me Legislative problems are
dsah VITA by the state legislatures. Three
Tendencies. he sa8d. are clearly discernibls
In American municipal government: A re-
ductior IN the number Of responsible Off
Gals. he election Of officials al large. and
ne fusion az lsglElstlve and executive
functions. Tle commission plan. he argued.
As the c-uystaIhEasion Of these three tenden-
c1sx
Gustave w. Buchen. IN closing for the
badger team. showed that the commission
system. by providing for the initiative,
referendum and recall brings the officials
tnte 1he direct control Of the people.
George w. blanchard. continuing for ths
affirmative, argued thar the commission
system. by concentrating power IN tbs
hands OF five men. centers responsibility.
II secures better men. experts being chosen
rather than political ~henchrnen- Through
rubhcity Of accounts public interest Is kept
Rhve.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-12-13

Back nhld noe ouahas laft fielaeT, d
nov accused Al bstnE = RatooTaL soms
sordid sR9rring WRITER'S are SAYING thai
Buok dsmAnaE uaneas0nAhle Eans for has
serEt0ss a. mAnAger q Savannah Taihk
OF Buck IS a sssm naRazssr.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-12-13
NEBRASKA WINS ONE DEBATE
Wins in Platform Contest from Men
Of Illinois.
BADGERS DEFEAT OTHER TEAM
Wisconsin Gets Unanimous Decision
In Dehase as Nadison-Iowa
wins and Loses I'm same


LINCOLN. Dee E-Nebraska's three De-
baters. ]. L Bednar. r W Bates and Dean
Driscon. were tonight awarded the decision
over 8 N. Thompson. r r. FriEzen ana
J. c. HerbStman. representing Illinois uni
versfty. in the contest held At Memorial
hall Of the University OF Nebraska
Nebraska had the affirmative q the Ques-
ton. favoring a commission form Of mum
cipal Euvernment Governor Sheldon acted
a. urreidinr officer.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-12-13

Jua as an mdsK 20 the deVeioRDeHf Of
base bah a mtsht ~ states thAl uhe total
payroA N the ChioaEo While So. a
ma3ar ieAEna team. in Nsl- Wa4 G.ap and
the payroll q E~n0Anap0lls. q miaor league
team. IN Is8 Nss ElOa.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-12-13

Here's a up II Holisnheck dsvclops neKt
year as he d eEpectsd 70 he'll b ETAbbad
up 40 ths Cubs Thsus's msus than dops
back 81 uaia.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-12-13

Nov. 1nst as soon as Nc I'M IN an th0s,
nAnsssEaAl EBs wsn bs ready 70 star
s0g1h-
Omaha daily bee., 1908-12-13

TeheAu 0fnsrs his kansas CITY franchiss
s&ls Al 3aA0o And LSaiszills az W.Na
WASH semg Why doesn't heg
Omaha daily bee., 1908-12-13

nhs National corn exposition. GhristnzAA
NeW Year. Washingloa's birthday. Aprl
FOoL AREn B-shess are the steps Of prog
reza
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-06-05
GRANT APPLIED
FOR POSITION
In 1859 Asked for Office of
County Engineer in
St. Louis.
By Associates Press.

st. Louis, June A document was
uncovered in the ONCE of City Regis
trar Regain yesterday which showed
that General u. s. Grant in 1859 APP
nlied to the county of st. Louis for
a position as county engineer and was
refused the place.
At that time the position o. county
engineer was poorly paid, and its prln-
cipal duties dealt with construction OF
county bridges and similar work.
The paper was discovered while a
search was being made through old
records for an old st. Louis county
document.
The paper. was unmarked except by
q pencil note on the back stating mat
II wa sthe application of u. S. Grant
1889" 1t was a recommendation
written by l. ]. Reynolds, a West
Point graduate, and chum OF Grant
REYNOLDS was then professor of en-
gineering and mechanics at Washing
ton University. The paper was at
tested by s. NJ. Frost, who explained
that he also had been chum o.
Grant at West Point and had served
eight years with him in the army
That General Grant did not get the
position which he asked for is shown
bv the failure of his name to appear
In the county roster of that date.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-06-05
BRYAN REFUTES
n. !. WORLDS
LATEST CALUMNY
Gives to Associated Press
Statement Regarding
Base Charges.
SUPPORT OF PARKER
WAS NOT BOUGHT
IF Ryan Gave Money to Be
Used in Nebraska Cam
paign Great Commoner
Says It Will Be Returned
in Full---Challenges Ryan
and Sheehan for Proof.
BY Associated Press.

Lincoln, Neb., June Am a state
ment given the Associated Press to-
night, William ]. Bryan replied to an
article appearing in a New York
paper charging that bryan was the
beneficiary of a campaign contribution
made by Thomas F. Ryan.
IF the paper in question will Sc
cure from either Sheehan or Ryan, a
statement, or prove in any other way,
that Mr.. Ryan gave Sheehan, or to
any one else, or to the national COM
mittee any sum whatever, with the
understanding that the sum be used
in the Nebraska campaign" he said.
Il shall see that that amount is re-
turned to Mr.. Ryan"
Referring TO the charge that his sup
port of Judge Parker was purchased.
Bryan said he announced his support
OF Judge Parker Immediately after the
IS Louis convention, and that sup
port was open and unqualified from
the convention until the polls CLOSED.
The paper referred to by the Asso-
ciated Press is the New York World.
The sum of 10000 is said to have
been given to the Nebraska campaign
committee. II was also charged +H"t
a special train used by Bryan in his
Nebraska tour was paid for by Perry
Belmont
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-06-05
Ru Associated orass.

Chicago, June Political ativity
began in earnest today aroun the
Auditorium and Auditorium aneX,
and the Coliseum, where the reubli-
can national convention is to beheId.
The Cannon headquarters have per
manently opened in the Audiu1um
and the announcement is made)y d
number of politicians friendly tCcan-
didates other than William H. TAFT,
that Foraker headquarters vii be
opened soon.
Chas. P Taft, of Cincinnot' brher
o. the secretary Of war, came tGhi-
cago today, and promptly annoeced
tha- he expected the secretary be
nominated on the first ballot.
Vice-presidential gossip is PM
nent today for the first time. The
names of Senator J. b tDolive of
Iowa, and James S. Sherman, oNew
York. are being mentioned.
At the Cannon headquarters twas
declared the estimate CT stngth
made by the Tart people was lgely
overdrawn, and John Bsersm;, in
charge OF the headnuar+TrS asrted
that Taft people will not be az to
show more than $50 votesson til first
ballot
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-06-05
TEXAS ROADS
ARE EXPOSED
Decreased Earnings of Rail-
roads for Nine Months
Was Only Four Million
Instead of Eight as Claim
ed by Officials.
ny Associated Press.

Galveston, Texas, June 4.-The
railroad commission yesterday exposed
the reports o. the Texas railroads
and showed the decrease in gross
earnings for the past nine months to
have been $4,000;000, in stead of S.
100000, as claimed by the roads.
The commission declared that over
so per cent of the decrease is fic-
titious, due to the new system of
bookkeeping of certain railroads &C
counts as ordained by the interstate
commerce commission. The cOmpari-
son of the railroads is made with
the earnings of 1907, which the Texas
commission shows was an unprece-
denied year for the Texas railroads,
in which they had more traffic than
they could handle. Earnings eOr the
past nine months as compared with
the same period of 1906, show an in
crease of 81, 100000, it is claimed.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-06-05
State Association to Con-
Vene IN Ocala, Fla, on
That Date.
DELEGATES FROM
ESCAMBIA ASSN.
1t IS the Desire of a Number
to Attend-The Question
OF a State System of Good
Roads Will Be One of the
important Matters Before
the Meeting.

The State Good Roads Association
Is 10 mold al important meeting at
Ocala on the 23rd inst. and the sue
cess or failure Of certain measures
VIII be determined at that time. which
nave direct bearing up0n the
question from coca. standpoint
Representatives of all county assos-ia-
lions are urged 10 be present at Ocala.
and there VIII be an effort made IN mr.
der that Escambia cO:nty NAV Ia
properly represented. The outcome
Of the GCala convention will he antic-
lpated with interest in Pensacola
Tor the results Wiz determine in a
great measure just what steps are to
be taken in the matter by the Escam-
bIa County Good Roads Association.
winch Will hold meeting shortly af-
terVVard
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-06-05
HER
-FOUR CHILDREN
Jewish Woman of East Side
New York Turned Them
Over to Charity.
BY Associated Press

New York, June Mrs. Sadie Fem
berg took her four children to the re-
ception room the United Hebrew
Charities Yesterday and Left the -
,hare sTShe .oIIest one was eight years
6Id and the officers o. the society got
Mrs, Feinberg's address from her. The
mother was found at home, lying down
and reading a paper. A patrolman
went there later and found her still
reading. She was arrested for aban-
donment and will be prosecuted.
Recently East Side mothers nave
been taking their children to the va
rious charitable organizations, leaving
them there and forgetting to come
back at all.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-06-05
BY Associated Press.

Victoria, B. c.. June 4.-The Can
adlan-Australian liner Mauku has ar
rived here. bringing news of the de-
struCtiOn OF the pearIIng feet in \
typhoen off West Australia fnyoIvfn,
The loss o. forty luggers and go live.
twenty being whites
The disaster 10 the feet Of gearIIDg
lusgerS occurred near Thursday Is
land. a tE.phcOn striking the feet lust
as II was starting for the Dea~IiDe
grounds. completely wrecking some
and driving others ashore. About
twenty Australian PearieHs were lost.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-06-05
HURRY REPAIRS TO
MISSISSIPPI LEVEE
BY Associates Press.

New Orleans, June A weak spot
has been found in the Mississippi
river levee north of here, at Hymleia
plantation, in st. Charles parish, on
the west bank of the river. Two hun
dred Iaborers have been rushed to the
spot and a train load of sacks 10 be
filled with dirt and piled en- the levee
was sent from here.
While the water is not unusually
high. vet it is close to the top o. the
levees and has been at this stage
for such a protracted period that I'M
dermining and other weakenings are
being vigilantly watched for by the
state engineers.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-06-05
New,
Was RaWhided
BY Associated Press.

Reno, New, June IA dispatch TO
the Journal from Rawhide, New, says:
A gang Of eight men and two women
yesterday robbed the Raw hide hotel
Of $500, lining the occupants against
the wall. held up two men in tent.
held up and beat a stage driver. ROB-
bed drug store. held up three other
men and set fire to the Rawhide hotel
They escaped with $500.
The. sheriff with a posse aided b.
the state police. is in pursuit
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-06-05
IyphO0n Lines Shores With
Wrecks of Boats And Rod;ec

other victims were Malay. Manila.
men, Japanese and Kanakas.
Survivors, reported narrowing ex-
peHences, some being picked ID n
ne last stage Of exhaustion. after
having cut away their masrs -
cIingIng 10 the wrecked huIks WbiTa
sharks followed, waiting for the a,.
iausted men 70 drop from the vsrec[.
age Many were rescued by fba
steamer FarrO, sent from Rroo1Ee p,
relief steamer The bodies Of scs,s
q lhe victims were eaten By sharks.
fhe beach near Broome presented a
terrible sight. covered wish wrockaga
and bodies.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-06-05
ACE LIMIT
OF TEACHERS
Chicago School Board Will
Employ None Over
Fifty Years.
By Associated Press.

Chicago, june mo person over
fifty years of age will 'De admitted
hereafter 10 teaching positions in the
Chicago public schools.
The board of education made this
ruling last night by a vote of u to 4.
Incidentally. the trustees gave their
official confirmation to the statement
of the superintendent's office that this
age limit appears to be the point at
which the mental and physical vigor
of those who come to us has begun
to decline"
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-06-05
JOINT CELEBRATION.
By Associated Press.

Richmond, Va, June 4.-The Joint
observance Of Hollywood Memorial
Day and the jefferson Davis centen-
NAL took place here this afternoon
There were memorial services in 81
Paul's church, followed by a parade
OF military and vessels to Jefferson
Davis monument which was formally
turned over TO the city The process
sion chen proceeded to HOLLYWOOD
cemetery where the graves of the
Confederate soldiers were decorated
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-06-05
POLICEMAN KILLED
BY HOLD-UP MAN
= Associated b..

9dH francisco. June 4.-PoIicarsp
w n. liens was shot and killed
early today in a dance hall bv boId.
up man nameI r 0. Young YoTno
entered the nall. drew a revolver md
covered The bartender. who ran for
me door and escaped Helms. who
saw me disturbance entered the han
Al me doorway, before he had tina
10 draw his revolver. Young mot hin,
ana Hred al close range. Young Was
captured and is now in prison.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-06-05
PAGE ONE FILLER
TO FACE COUFMERTIAL.
RM ASsncIEtPrnss-

San Francisco. z 4.-Captain
Samuel d. McAlIisteof the Thirty
eighth coast artillery, TO face a gen
eraI courtmartial at Preside on
Saturday. There arihree charges
against him. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Of
the thirty-third and S-second artf-
cIes of war.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-06-05
RECEIVER FOR
INSURANCE CD.
S. D. Deshazer, Placed in
Charge of Affairs of the
Eureka Life Insurance
Company of Philadelphia
Capitalized at 100000.
EY Associated Press.

Norfolk, Va, June As. d. Desha-
ger. of Norfolk, has been appointed by
Judge Barham. receiver Cor the Eureka
Life Insurance Company, incorporated.
The receiver was appointed under a
suit brouSnt by w IL Nocgan---s- -
-NeHnn',t News. a StOckhoIGer and
pOncy hOlder. Tne company is caDi-
talized in Virginia at $500. 600. and has
its principal office in Philadelphia. r
l.. Biddle is president.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-06-05
CHARGED WITH EMREzzLEMENT
Bv Associates Press

PittSburg. June Enlarged with
the embezzlement of about $24 900
from SerYians. Peter Zenioh. SO years
old. of Steusenville. o., was. arrested
here yesterday on complaint OF Sam
Mamlah. leader Of the South Side
Servian colony ZeRich. while con-
Quoting a steamship and banking Of
flee. il is said. was given death bene-
fits 10 Forward to Servians across the
ocean. The beneficiarieS declared the
money was not forwarded.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-06-05
CONTESTS WILL
BE HEARD TOAY
RurAe--4--csS = I'd me,

fng OF the sub-cOmnftteJ II the re-
Publican national conmtAe today ar
rangementS were complied for hold.
ing the hearings on Ditests before
the full committee, .EEim ng tomOr-
row. Among those ady TO begin
work are Charles T Scot. of Ala
ibama. and JudsOn Lyrs. of Georgia.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-06-05
FIVE DAYS GRACE.
BY Associates Prass

Warsaw, June Bank Examiner
Charles Campbell gave the ~~"ers OF
the Kosciusko County Ro~'- a'-e DAYS
to liquidate Upon failure to do so he
will institute a receivership. The
bank was yesterday ordered closed
by the state auditor because of al
legged bad loans.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-06-05
ROBBERS TAP SAFE.
eN AskccIatea Press

Tulsa, Okla, June 4.-Robbers
cracked the safe Of the Bank Of F@i~-
land 1T Falkland. Okla. thirty miles
east OF here early today and escaped
with SIO.e00. The robbery was com
mitted b. three men. who escaDed on
horseback. Posses are in pursuit.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-06-05
DREYFUS WAS TARGET
OF ASSASSIN'S BULLET
SENATOR JONES, OF
ARKANSAS, is BURIED.
BY Associated Press.

Washington, June THE
funeral Of former Senator Jas.
N. Jones. of Arkansas. was
held from the family resi-
deEce in this city today. Bur
iai was in Rock Creek GENE
terry.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-06-05
SHOT SELF. AND DIES
FROM BULLET WOUND
BY Associated Press.

New York, June 4.-Robert Lee Ed
wards of Mcdowell, Miss. who shot
himself while a passenger on the Nal
Tory Line steamer Denver On May 5.
died last night in a hospital.