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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-02-27
FRANK JOHNSON
COMMISSIONS PFPoRT


Pensacola Journali
In your az I'd lunac
commission, there is certainly an CT
ror either by DR.. E. F. Bruce, or b
the reporter. The question of whs
should be done with G.. c. Scudamor,
did not come before our committe
nor was it dis used by us UP to til
tine We signed the report, and kno
absolutely nothing Of any such d.
cussion. All three had agreed on
report. and siguei it without a
question being raised and l left T.
Court House. After reaching my c
flee, had a phone message from D
Bruce. saving that a question ha
been raised as TO what was mea'
IN the blank we had signed +
the words Mechanical restraic
We talked that over, and had deci6s
that there we're no signs Of yioleT
either to himself or to others.
that he did not NEED Ne. hanic
restraint" and all three sfVne1
report. DR. Bru~a Sling in al =
blanks He Afterwards marked ~
his siTrature on tNa- re-pcr- I'D m,
aro+he- but wo Aa@ -79+hi-- tr =
with the question cf what should
dine with the patient and merely =
ported as TO his mental condition
we found him
Respectfullv.
J. y. ANDREWS
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-02-27
PENSACOLA FLORIDA THURSDAY MORNING FEBRUARY 81 1908
with the story of his pedigree and
the exaltation Of his genesis

The Louisiana solution of the
Southern immigration problem saves
much talk and gets to the point in a
commercially practical way. Land at
fair prices is offered and the immi-
grant will be supplied with seed and
tools until he can go It alone"
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-02-27

The Farmers Union In Arkansas is
reported to have attacked Senator
Jeff Davis from the rear by declarine
war on his state policies and his can
didate for governor. and that Ajax-de-
rying-the-trusts has fastened back to
his native heath and will put in a full
month at speechmaking to save the
machine he has been laboriously
building UP for years. JEFF is
anxious to save his country from the
devouring jaws OF the octopus, but he
is also anxious to save his own
bacon as the political dictator of Ar.
kansas, and the octopus can ravage
at will until the latter job has been
attended to. But he viii doubtless
collect that months salary for SER
vices not rendered, all the same.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-02-27

was a Southerner. born near Marietta.
Ca, during the war, on the line OF
5herman's famous march through
Georgia. A New York residence has
evidently broadened MT. McAdoo's
Wow of war issuess> for in his inter
view he said:
General Sherman said, War is
HE'LL and / feel debt of gratitude
to General Sherman for the hardships
he imposed upon southern lads as a
-esult of his famous campaign in the
civil war. 1t did every one of them
a lasting service. 1t invested them
with the necessary. courage and ca
pacity to fight the battle OF life.
came to the great metropolis in 1898
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-02-27

The Journal has published many
opinions on the problem of the
starving man who wants work and
tory to all parties is not yet in
sight Doubtless 1t will always be a
problem, for Holy Writ assures us
that "the poor ye have with you al
ways"
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-02-27

One of the famous men in New
York City just now is William G.
hcAdoo. head OF the great Hudson
river tunnel enterprise. just brought
TO successful conclusion. and which
connects Manhattan Island with the
mainland. He was interviewed by
the New York World the other day
and gave out the information that he
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-02-27
Ear Rhe.,nstjc sufferers.

The quick relief from pain sffordr-
by applying Chamberlain's Pain Bal
makes 1t n favortte with sufferers fro
rheumatism. sciatica. lame back. lnr
bago, and deep-seated and muscular
pains For sale By all druggists.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-02-27

A lot of old newspapers.
tied up in neat bundles for
sale, SC a bundle, at The Jour-
nal Office.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-02-27
Political Announcements
FoR TREASURER.

I hereby announce myself as a candl d :
for the Office OF County Treasure
ask the support OF the Democratic -
ers az e Urt.rary Of May IL, lFeh -
w NJ J SUI
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-02-27

FOR SUPERVISOR REGIsTRATi ON.
hereby announce myself as Gang -,
for the Office OF Supervisor OF E".y
tratfon OF Esca-EbIa County, and -
the st1r-,o-t Of tie Democratic votes -
the prifnary OF Nay ls, Ises, b
fuiIy. A. H cLoFIc->-
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-02-27
CLERK OF CIRCUIT COURT.

1 am a canaldate for the office s Of C.sT Z.
of Circuit Court. STlo al "a 81 u.
support a all good Democrats al y
primary, MAJ H. lse1- = puoWN.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-02-27

A French statistician has calculated
that to properly shoe the whole popn-
iation OF the earth. so far as known,
the following mum Der Of animals would
be required yearly: Cattle 245. ISL 1884:
goats. 9a.0Si.54s: sheep. 25.4S2 600;
horses. 30.520.OO0. and kangaroos, 25.-
100000
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-02-27
< word petit an connection
.ich newspapers always strikeS

tIEner. ICs OFIBIH Is IN ttselI
cant The evening edition was e.
| -'Petit'' and originally was Pc.
ut the French newspaper reader a..
.,orne more and more to read his ~
per In the evening. and the petit Ell
ton has now become the chief one,
whereas the morning one is merely
repetition with a stop press column
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-02-27
Bull Frs AND BUILDING MATERIAL

Who they are and where they may be found, If
you are going to build anything, consult The
Journals Building Directory.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-02-27
E. B. WELLS.

Wall Paper, Paints, Oils. varnishes
Brushes, Window Glass, all
sizes always In 6tock.
All kinds OF painting and pa2ering
done quickly ard reasonably
Phone 77S.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-08-30
BROKERS DEFEATED BY THE BACHELORS
Tape Watchers, Like the Mar ket Lately Were Euatic
 on the Diamond.

The Bachelors neatly trimmed the Brokers on the Warren Diamond yes terday afternoon, IA to 13. The Bach elors were originally scheduled to play the Bankers, but owing to the absence of Blair and Boswell, who went to Tucson with the Douglas team, the Brokers were substituted. The Brokers, like the market, were cratic. For an inning or two they showed class and then fell by the wayside. They rallied occasionally only to take slump and drop point or two be- hind the alert Bachelors.
 Craig, who occupied the mound for the Brokers, early in the game slam med out home run, but there was nd one on base at the time, much to the of the tape watchers. Flanigan, who did the hurling for the Bachelors, also did some heavy hitting for his side, betting the pill for two three-baggers and chasing in a runner ahead of him with one of them. The Brokers trailed along within striking distance until the eighth inning, when the Bachelors jumped in and took the lead. The Brokers were not equal to a rally in the last inning and the Bachelors walked of the field with their dangling scalp.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-08-30
ARIZONA TRIP
 WITH CHAMPION TEAM
Bright Promise of a Lively Month in Baseball World
 of Arizona.

In the last issue of the Los Angeles Times appears the following:
 Manager Berry of the Los Angeles ball team intends to take his club on transforming tour through Arizona this winter and play any club down there that has an idea it is the real thing. Berry has been corresponding for some time with several managers in the hot land, and thinks he will have no trouble in beating the best that Ari- zona can scrape together.
 Some of the managers there are fig uring on having a number of the big leaguers in the territory to spend the winter, say they put up a high class made, the fans in Phoenix and Prescott who saw the Arizona teams play last winter, say hey put up a high class article of ball, and hundreds of dol lars were wagered on the result.
 Arizona, to include Cananea of course as that is a live baseball town, offers a good season in November and there yiu be at least a half dozen first class teams for Berry's men to en- counter.
 If all movements made in the direc- ton of presenting league teams of national reputation are successful Tucson at least will be we'll supplied in the eleventh month with the best in the land, so~ far as fast teams are concerned"
Bisbee daily review., 1908-08-30
BROTHERHOOD MOVE
 STARTED IN B|SBEE Organization Will Be Effected Next Sunday at PreSby-
 terian Church.

The men of the Presbyterian church have, after long planning and consid- eration of the best methods of inter esting men in the church service, de- cided to organize brotherhood move ment in the church. The first steps toward the organization will be takeJ at the meeting which Secretary D. w. Pollard of the territorial committee of the Y. NJ. c. A. will address this even ing at the Presbyterian church. The brotherhood movement is gaining a wide popularity among the churches of all denominations and many hun dreds of men are being interested in this excellent form of church en- deavor. The men are organized for all branches of Christian effort, both within and without the church.
 The organization of the lccai branch will be effected here one week from to- day at meeting to be addressed by the pastor of the church, Rev. J. 2. Fry, who is at present on a vacation in California. Rev. Fry will return to the city on Tuesday or Wednesday of this week, and plans will be per fected for the organization.
 The present movement in the local church grew out of the activities of the Bible class for men in the regular Bible school, and these men are taking the initiative in the new organization, feeling that the class needed a wider field for their activities. Already a goodly number of the church attend ants nave signified their intention of
Bisbee daily review., 1908-08-30
SOCIAL DEPARTMENT
 OPENING AT '. M. [. A.
There Will Be Free Bowling To- morrow for Members When
 Four Alleys Will Be Open.

At the Young Mems Christian As sociation tomorrow is the day set for the opening of the social department for the season of 190S-9.
 The four bowling alleys have been brought into shape for this event and on Monday all members of the associa- tion will have free bowling during the entire day and evening. To the man who makes the highest individual score during the day bowling ticket will be given free. Also the men who make a strike with the first ball they roll on this day a bowling ticket will be given free. It is expected that the alleys will be busy from opening time on Monday morning at nine o'clock until closing time, which will be eleven o'cloc and some high scoring on the part of individuals is also looked for. There are in the membership atN the present time a humber of men who have excellent high averages, also several who have taken part in some of the leading match games that have been played in this part of the country.
 In addition to Ihe bowling on Mon day, the new billiard balls will be put
Bisbee daily review., 1908-08-30
CHANGE OF PROGRAM TooAY

Entire change of program, Theatre Royal today. Matinee 2:So; evening 7:l5.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-08-30
MEN IN AMBUSH
 FIRE PISTOL SHOTS
w, E, Sim, Man Attacked, lm- mediately Returned Fire.
 No Clue to ASSaiIantS.

w. E. Slim. foreman of the E. F. Everhardy slaughter house, was fude- ly awakened from an early morning reverie yesterday by the bark of couple of revolvers and the swish Of head With ready reciprocity Slim returned in kind the salutation with a Winchester, and the firing abruptly ceased. The night was dark, and no killed and wounded list resulted from the exchange of fire.
 Slim was just below Warren on his way to the slaughter house, and was followed at 8 distance of about seven ty-five yards by E. F. Everhardy and Frank Tierney. The two latter saw the. first two shots, bota of which oe- cured at the same time, as though fired at a signal. The men in hiding were lying behind an embanknent. Eyerhardy and Tierney immediately rode towards Slim. who had returned the fire.
 This closed the incident. The men in hiding did not come out. and the man shot at and his two companions made no search for them It WAS early in the morning and very dark.
 Slim stated yesterday that he had absolutely no idea as to the identity of his assailants, nor could he imagine 2 motive for such cowardly attack on him. No words were spoken on either side Just an exchange of shots and uhen silence. The officers were notified. but lave no clue as to the identity of the men who were in am bush.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-08-30
FINAL CONFERENCE
 OH SCHOOL OPENING Held Yesterday By Teachers, Rooms Will Be Crowded,
 Teachers All Here.

Final preparations for the opening of the schools of the Warren district were made, at a conference yesterday afternoon at 2 o'clock held in the Cen traI school building between Superin- tendent P H. Philbrook and the teach CTS who have been employed for the session which begins tomorrow morn ing. Everything has been arranged and is in readiness. so that enrolment will begin tomorrow without delay.
 All of the teachers, without excep tion. are here and ready to takS the places to which they have been assign ed. There is every reason .c believe that they will have a higher average of pupils than ever before in the his tory of the school, and also that the work which Is planned for the coming session is on larger scale than has ever before been attempted
Bisbee daily review., 1908-08-30
GREAT CROWD WILL
 ATTEND THE BARBECUE
Continued from First Page.)


 will entertain the crowd with a short address. He will be followed by the leading orator of the day, Hon Marcus A. Smith, Arizona'ss delegate to con gress, and the nominee of the Demo cratic party of the territory to suc- ceed himself. In order to address the voters of Cochise Mir Smith has cut short his vacation in California, and made the trip despite the fact that he has recently been i'll. His address to- day is expected to sound the keynote for the triumph of Democracy in Ari- zona in the coming election.
 At o'clock play ball" will sound as a raIlying cry for those who are lovers Of the national game. A con-. test nas been arranged between the White Sox and the Copper Queen store team, with McAllister and Bas- tain as the battery for the counter jumpers and Kelly and Gill doing hon ors for the wearers of the spotless hose. There will also be a game for the younger excursionists between the Douglas Juniors and the Bisbee Cubs.
 Dancing will beginsat 12 o'clock noon and continue throughout the afternoon There will also be swimming and number of amusements for which con sessions have been granted. The train returning to Bisbee will leave the grounds at o'clock and is due to reach here between S:3O and o'clock
Bisbee daily review., 1908-08-30

into use. This is an event that has been looked forward to with a great deal of interest by men interested in this particular branch of the social de- partment. They are 2 1-2 inch ivory balls and have been carefully selected.
 It had been hoped by the association management that the new furniture for the whole building would be in place by September 1st, but through a delay in shipment it Is expected that they will not be in place before the 9th or 7th.
 On Monday night the pool, billiard and bowling committee will have a meeting to arrange for a billiard tournament to take place during Sep tember; also to arrange for the lining up of bowling teams for the season. ,
Bisbee daily review., 1908-08-30
HOW THEY STAND. National leaQue,
American Leaque.
NATIONAL LEAGUE,

The above averages do not include yesterdays games.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-08-30
Don't forget the Democratic Barbecue at Lewis Springs Sunday. Train leaves at 8:45 A. M. Fare from BiSbee or Naco, SLIGO; children Soc. 122
EL PAso GoLEERs COMING.

FL PASO, Aug. 29.-The Fl Paso Country club will send a golf team to Warren next Friday night to take part in a contest which will be held there Saturday and Sunday, September 5 and 6, in honor of the opening of the Bisbee club. The contest will be participated in by clubs from Phoenix, Bisbee, Tucson, Douglas and Fl Paso.
 The lineup of the Fl Paso team has not yet been positively decided on.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-08-30

becoming members of the new organ ization and it's success is assured.
 All men who have affiliated with the Presbyterian church here or else where, are cordially invited to attend the meeting this evening and that of next Sunday evening. An attractive service is planned for both Sundays.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-08-30

Don't forget the Democratic Barbecue at Lewis Springs Sunday. Train leaves at 8:45 IA. M. Fare from BiSbee or Naco, s1.00; children 50c. 'a2
Bisbee daily review., 1908-08-30

CHANGE OF PROGRAM ToCsT.
 Entire change of program, Theatre Royal today. Matinee 2:30; evening 7:15.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-08-30
To the stockholders of the Espirita-
 Santa Gold-Silyer Go.

Santa Gold-Silyer Co.,:
 Notice is hereby given that the regular annual meeting of the Espirita- Santa Gold-Silver Co will be held at the Copper Queen Hotel in Bisbee. Arizona, at s o'clock p. m. on Tuesday, September 1st. 1908, at which meet ing the election of directors to serve for the ensuing year will take place, and such other business as may prop eriy come before the meeting will be transacted.
 fO59 JOHN V. MONTAGUE. secy.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-08-30

CHANGE OF PROGRAM TODAY
 Entire change of program. Theatre Royal today. Matinee 2:30; evening 7:15.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-12-18
Hains Murder Trial.

Flushing, l.. L., Dec 1S.-The trial
of Thornton jenkins Hams, charged
with the mnrder OF William Il. An
mis- was delayed today by the disoov-
cry that exhibits and papers impor-
tant to the prosecutions case were
locked in an old-fashioned safe, of
which the combination had been for
gotten.
Assistant District Attorney Darrin
was forced TO send an expert safe
breaker to open the safe. The eX-
hibits o consisted of two revolvers
and the bloodstained bathing suit of
Annis.
Frederick Storm, a Bayside real
estate dealer, was erossexamined to-
day by the defense regarding his
supposed knowledge of the where
abouts of John Tonning, a Swedish
boat man, whose testimony, IL is be-
lieved. will aid in acQuittlng the de-
fendant.
Herbert l.. Funke testified that
Hains approached him before the
shooting and asked; where is An
nis?" Funke said that he replied,
pointing toward the yacht in which
Annis was nearing the Bayside float.
Hams then asked him II he knew
Jesterson, to which Funke said he re-
piled In the negative.
The witness declared that he
watched Hams as he approached the
yacht.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-12-18
CLAGGfTT
tcontinned from page ID

that legal separation of both par
ties be granted, providing a satisfac-
tory allowance Is made for the sun
port OF the plaintiff can be arrived
at.
1t Is admitted by the defendant
that he Is worth $4,000, but the
court is OF tho opinion. after hearing
all the testimony, and taking into con
sideration the value of realty in and
near Salem, the defendant Is worth
nearer 100000, none of which In
equity should so to the children OF
the plaintiff, as they had no part in
acquiring this estate. but the plain-
tin should be provided for during
her natural life, or while she remains
single, at the expense of the defend
ant.
THE defendant voluntarily entere ]
into marriage relations with the
plaintiff, taking her for better or
worse as long as they lived, and as
evidence shows, she has kept house
for him and cared for his minor chill
dren as a mother should for nearly
six years preceding the commence
ment of this suit.
THE plaintiff alleges cruel and in
human treatment and accuses the de-
fendant of not properly supplying the
household with necessary provision
and the family with sufficient raiment
From all the testimony that has been
shown and from bills for supplies
produced as exhibits in this case. 4
is shown that the cost of living In
this family of six, two of whom are
young women, is less than $3.50 per
annum. While the court would not
wish TO find that defendant had
starved his family. yet it is the opin-
ion OF the court that economy was
pract'ced to the danger point.
But for the fact that a decree for
the plaintiff would carry with it one
| third of the realty of the defendant.
the court could readily pass upon a
divorce If proper arrangements for
alimony could be arrived at. But, as
the court has said, the children of
the plaintiff are not entitled to any
interest In this large estate through
their mother, the court asks the
counsel, with their clients. to ar.
range the property rights, and the
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-12-18
SPECIAL PIANO SAIF
END OF YEAR /
6tO. &. WILL HAS HAD SUCCtSal,
SELLING PIANOS

Having had a very successful
year In selling large number ol
pianos. and to make this showing ne
large as can possibly be made /
have decided to give the people oi
Salem and vicinity chance to bu,
pianos cheaper than they ever
bought pianos before. This is to sell
lot of pianos in a short space of
time and to make the number of
pianos sold a record number this
year.
Why do | say you can buy pianos
cheaper than ever before. The rea.
sons are, IL you will investigate thai
| purchase my pianos cheaper than
any other dealer in the state of Or
egon. No consigned pianos in stock
Also on account of the fact that wa
do most of the work OURSELVES much
less than others bear. Also, the shin.
ping of pianos In car load lots, with,
out boxes, as we do, makes a large
saving to you, in the prices of the
boxes and the freight on them.
Then, with the large reductions
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-12-18
ADVOCATE AN
AMERICAN CARDINAL
UNITED Press Leased wire.)


Rome. Dec 1S.-Advocates of the
creation of an American cardinal
are trying to see something hopeful
i'm the postponement until 1909 of
the Consistory which was to have
been held late this year Their idea
is that the delay was decided on to
give time for consideration of the
United States claims. In spite of
these hopeful expressions, however,
majority among the best informed
clerics don't think things look bright
at present.
The candidate most discussed are
the archbishops of New York, Bos.
ton. Chicago and st. Louis. The
first and second on the list are con-
sidered the strongest probabilities.
Most of the Americans who have dis
cussed the appointments here have
been supporters OF the archbishop of
New York. but the Vatican is said
to be rather more favorable to the
head of the Boston archdiocese.
However the Americans may fare,
there will be some cardinals created
at the Consistory. Those most likely
to receive red hats are: Monsignor
Mendez Bello, present patriarch of
Lisbon. who is considered entitled to
place in the sacred college under
the terms of the "concordat."
Monsignor Granite Di Belmonte,
now legate at Vienna, for whom a
ulace Is needed inasmuch as condi-
tions in Austria make II undesirable
for him to remain In his present
post.
Monsignor Bisleti now first major
domo of the Vatican.
Monsignor Giustini. secretary Of
the congregation of Sacraments.
Monsignor Lugari. assessor to the
holy Office.
Despite frequent report that Arch
bishop Bourne of Westminister is
unacceptable on account of supposed
tendencies toward modernism. there
is a general impression that his
chance of elevation is ais oexcellent
as reward for his work in making
the Eucharlstic congress In London
so brilliant success.