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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1910-12-11
MISSIONS REPORT
FOR THIS WEEK

The report of Mrs. L. H. Herr, man
ager of the Pensacola Mission, for the
week ending yesterday has been filed
with the official board of the institu-
tion. 1t shows progress in the work
and is the source of much gratifica
ton to the officials of the institution.
The total receipts for the week is
given as $1,000. while the disburse-
ments are but $l0.74, rejecting the
policy of conservation practiced by
the management. During the week
free beds We're furnished to twenty
five destitute persons, sixty-nine free
meals were furnished and an addi-
tional forty-two paid for, were served.
Four sewing classes were held at the
home and four meetings. Twenty
garments were also furnished the
needy. In the receipts, board in the
amount of $500 was received, $11.10
by card pledges and fifty cents as a
private contribution.
This showing is especially crafty
ing to Mrs. Herr, and also to the man
sgement. 1t shows that the mission
is doing a good work in assisting
those in destitute or near destitute
circumstances. .--'+
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1910-12-11
Federal Grand Jury
Secrets Tipped OFF"

Continued From Page one)
and I wish to say I court the fullest
investigation of the charges"
Yes" continued Attorney Brown,
"Mr. DeWoody is the department head
I refer to. I will show the court he
not only exposed the secrets / have
referred to, but other secrets of the
grand jury room. those pertaining to
the Fitzgerald cases and other mat
ters.''
These other matters the court re-
fused to allow the attorney to go into
INSTRUCTIONS NO WEIGHT.
Attorney Brown also announced he
had a letter from Attorney General
Wickersham advising him not to give
the evidence to the grand jury, but
Judge Lands said such instructions
had no weight in his court.
Charles DeWoody has been in
charge Of the Chicago division of the
bureau Of investigation of the depart.
ment of justice about five weeks, sue
ceeding Marshal Eberlin. The sue
cession was announced suddenly and
caused considerable conjecture at the
time. which finally resulted in state
ment from Washington that it signi-
fed nothing. The conjectures were
raised in connection with beef trust
inquiries on which DeWoody was
then working, the sub-treasury investi.
cation and others.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1910-12-11
BIG BAYOU HOME
WAS TOTAL LOSS

The fire in the home of John Daven-
port, on the Big Bayou Thursday,
caused a total loss instead of slightly
damaged" as reported. In previous
reports it was also stated that the fire
was in the home of Tom Harris. This.
too, was a mistake.
The flames destroyed not only the
handsome residence Of Mr.. Davenport,
but also his furniture and household
goods. In an effort to guench the
flames and save the property, Il
bucket brigade was formed among
the neighbors, and valiant work was
done before the arrival of the fire de-
partment. but to no avail, as the
flames had already secured too good a
headway- Men, women and children
assisted in the work.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1910-12-11
ORSE RACING FOOTBALL PRIZE FIGHTING OTHER SPORTS

three-horse race with the trio of out
siders finishing more than ten lengths
behind Fundamental, who secured the
show position.
The wise set put one over in the
opening race, when P. J.McCarthy, off
running, was sent to the front imme-
Jiately and never headed, winning by
a half length in driving finish at
ten to one. Hatchiecoon, the intend
ed medium of killing, failed his
hackers, but ran a game race, hold
ing on well and finishing with a de-
termlned rush and gaining on the win
ner at the end. Lord Nelson, backed
from two to one to eight to five. was
in forward contention to the stretch
turn, only to be beaten for the show
in driving finish with Procla, the
after finishing with speedy rush to
be lucky third by head. A poor
ride accounted to a certain extent
for the poor showing of Lord Nelson.
He was weakly handled and steered
in the worst going at the entire trip,
although running as if best Tallow
Dip, off in jam, held a rough trip,
but closed big gap toward the end.
Bright Maiden was an easy winner
Of the second race. Off we'll in mo-
and soon opened a big gap and was
never in serious trouble, winning
handily with much in reserve. Cry
Baby came from long way back to
show in the stretch drive, just beating
out Blanche Frances in the last stride
by a neck. Charley Straus, from a
poor beginning. closed big gap, but
tired toward the end, allowing Cry
Baby and Blanche Frances both to go
ahead, but lasted long enough to stall
off the favorite, Explicit. The latter
showed a dislike for the going and
was also the victim of unavoidable
! crowding, being shuffled back to the
rear after good beginning.
To win the third race Dander, let
alone in the wagering had to come
from last place to the front, but was
| in his best form and finished stoutly,
coming to even terms with the leader
sixteenth from the wire and gong
to the front when called on to score
| by a length. Albion H., off we'll, ran
| forewardly for q couple of furlongs,
then dropped back only to come again
with a rush in the final furlong and
racing the firing Beth Goodwin, who
set the pace to the stretch, into sub,
mission took the place by a head. Won
Laer was going strong at the @riSh
and gaining steadily on the leaders.
Broken Ties was prominent to the
stretch, but tired and dropped out OF
| contention.
|. In the fourth race Louis Katz staid
off the early pace of T. H. Mcbride
and Blue Tie to come on when ready
and win in a gallop by three lengths
Blue Tie looked fit, but showed de
| cided disliking for the heavy track
and would have been much closer ul
on a fast course. Sam Bernard came
from long way back to secure the
| place, after disposing of T. H. Nc
Bride in the final sixteenth.
! An excellent card has been arrang
ed for Monday in honor Of the ladies
who will be admitted, as usual, OF
that day and Friday free, accompani
ed by an escort.
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A
LOCAL STORE
LARGE CANDY MANUFACTURER
PLACE CRYSTAL PHARMACY'S
NAME AND ADDRESS ON
LARGEST OF ADVERTISEMENTS
SENT OUT TO THEIR AGENTS.

The Crystal Pharmacy is in receipt
of the following letter which is self
explanatory and which is indeed COM
plimentary to that wide-awake firm.
The letter follows:
The Crystal Pharmacy, Pensacola, Fla
Gentlemen: We enclose advance
copy Of a circular showing our latest
electrotypes, any Of which we shall be
glad to furnish you, You will note
that We have inserted the name of
The Crystal Pharmacy on the largest
of. these advertisements. This we
did as matter of pride, knowing the
remarkable record your agency has
made in it's volume of sales as COM
pared with the population.
Yours respectfully,
STEPHEN F. WHITMAN & SON, Inc.
By L. W. Wheeloch.
The advertisement referred to is
published in this issue of The Journal
and is certainly a very attractive dis
play. *TT
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1910-12-11
HURDLE RACES FEATURED
| At kUPFRIAN PARK TRACK

which ran according to the way the
talent and layer alike thought and
only goes to show the uncertainty or
the hurdle races, but that is what
makes the sport SO attractive and is
the cause of the heavy play these
races almost invariable enjoy.
Octopus, off to good break, well in
motion, ran as If best all the way,
held on to the early pace of Malvlna
and fencing we'll came on when ready
after passing the half-mile jump and
drew away to a commanding lead.
Malvina went gamely throughout, but
when challenged bv the winner was
thereafter never serious as far as win
nlng was concerned but held on to
the place stoutly, easily stalling OH
the favorite, DR.. Heard, who ran
prominently the first half. but tired
in the last. The others were outpaced
throughout and were never serious.
Colonel Zeb, running in fourth posi-
ton to the stretch but going badly,
stopped suddenly in the drive and
dropped to last. Niblick and Capt.
Neroth each moved up position in
lengths behind the three placed
horses.
A Feature Race.
The sixth race was anolhe big fea-
ture, but over the fiat. The interest
in this race centered upon the entry
of Autumn Rose, Whip Top and Fun
damental, it being conceded these
three had the race to themselves AMI
the six furlong dash would practical
ly decide which is the better horse
stabbed at the plant.
Autumn Rose, odds on favOrite
again demonstrated her superior class
by going throughout as if much the
best to win after forging 20 the front
at the three-quarter pole by a length
and half.
The heavy-going was favored by
the filly. this being one more point
in her favor as a great race horse
for she has won several races at this
meeting on a fast track and then to
come right back over muddy course
puts the stamp of approval on. her
Autumn Rose allowed Fundamental
with top weight, to set the early pace
and thereby tire himself out, the win
ner coming on at the three-quarter
pole and drawing away to win. WHIP
Top, running safely in third position
was held in reserve and had a lot left
for a driving finish with the fast.tirine
Fundamental, the former getting the
place by head in the last stride. The
other three entries were outpaced
throughout, the event being purely q
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1910-12-11
Will CONCLUDE
RATE HEARING
IN LOUISVILLE
EMMETT WILSON WILL LEAVE TO-
MORROW AT NOON AND WILL
FINISH CASE OF COMMISSION
AGAINST THE LUISVILIE &
NASHVILLE.

Hon. Emmett Wilson, special ex.
aminer in the case of the Florida
Railroad Commission against the
Louisville & Nashville railroad, Will
leave tomorrow at noon for Louisville.
where he will remain until all Of the
testimony in this long-drawn out ana
oft-delayed case is taken.
Some expert testimony is to be
taken, and when this is finished the
case will be ready to be submitted
to Judge Sheppard. Already the testl-
mony consumes thousands OF type
written pages.
The proceeding is to enforce an Or
der of the commission issued about
five years ago, when the railroad com.
mission endeavored to reduce the pas.
senger fare on the P. & A. division to
three cents.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1910-12-11
~. ssGARo. the FAvoRiTE, TOOK
iTnG HURDLES EASILY, BUT
sTvngu m THE STRETCH Az.
57UMN nose WINS ANOTHER
TRACK WAS HEAVY, BUT
4 poW)gs RAN WELL.


sauoogwitteut showers all yesterday
0Qg1lng and Afternoon cut down what
pgQw5ood 70 bo the banner crowd OF
IL meeting ct Kupfrian's park to a
sm01l- tuTnout and the excellent card
Arranged BY the management featur-
"a W1th Q Graud hurdle race was wit
nouood 6y but . few, only small pro-
poge1oo a Heusacola's racing enthus-
iastD being Wiling to risk . ducking
fee the sport Several times during
the afterno0a the sun would come
0ut end ahino brightly for a few mo-
uS1ots - Q foo1or and just when
every one Was out In the open think
I'M the rain had cleared some more
wUe1oo0 would fan.
However. wet - the rain was. the
oat0 did not suffer In the least. There
w1D only one scratch in the six
1a6oo. al the horses seemingly favor.
IND the heavy going.
Sne bio feature of the day. and the
nrst q its kind ever put on in Pensa-
cola, was run OF In impressive style.
All oix jumpers entered In the hurdle
evonE accepted the muddy issue and
h1ed to the post while the assembled
populace awaited eagerly the start
ana their initiation into the most fas.
einating part of the racing game.
d. Heard was deemed the best by
the books and talent alike reigning
q stSong favorite, and 50 heavy was
IL bay On the Doctor that near post
tine his price was cut from four to
I've 70 three to I'VE, but the dope
rfUeOd wrong. for the public choice,
49, peomtnent all the way and TAX.
- tho hurdles easily, tired in the
qOtch and could do no better than
~ he show money.
MOeeopuo. second choice with little
o8c&1n0, Won canterinE- Opening at
tGoo . two there were 50 few back.
- q The winner that the bookmak.
~ booeosd his price to two to one
1t oVeu this tempting offer availed
IettlA Ma1vtna received quite a little
p1n0, which caused the mares price
q - rubbed from six to four to one
JA1s was the only entry In the race
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1910-12-11

Now, don't you forget to
look at McMillan's Xmas
novelty counter, either.
You'll find hat pin holders,
pin cushions, belt buckles.
purses, etc., etc.. (and so
forth AGAIN..
The Journal Want Ad.
way is the easy way.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1910-12-11

FIVE MEN ON GRAMPUS WOUND
ED ~ EXPLOSION OF INTAKE
VALvE-oNE MAN, CHIEF ELEc
TRICIAN, WILL PROBABLY DIE.
BY Associated Press.

San Diego, Cal. Dec. 10.-Three en-
listed members of the crew of the sub
marine Grampus were injured today
by an explosion of a defective intake
valve. Herman Ley. chief electrician,
had his skull fractured and will prob
ably die. He had just qualified for
the submarine beat service. The acci.
dent occurred while the boat was pull
ing alongside the wharf at Coronado
after more than an hour of diving and
running on the surface.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1910-12-11
OF
B[OUNT CLUB
THE EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE
WILL MEET MONDAY AFTER
NOON, ORGANIZE AND ELECT A
CHAIRMAN.

A meeting of the executive commit
tee of the Blount Club, recently or
ganized for the purpose of furthering
the candidacy of Hon. w. A. Blount
for the United States senate, will
meet Monday afternoon at O'Clock
in room No. 71S, Blount building, for
the purpose of organizing and select
ing a chairman.
All members Of the committee are
urged to be present.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1910-12-11
TWO FINE NEW
RESIDENCES To
Be BUILT SOON
JOHN n. KOHLER AND N. G. DAN
IELS ARE TO ERECT HAND
SOME HOMES AT NORTH HILL
HIGHLANDS.

Two handsome new residences,
those of John Fl. Kholer and N. G.
Daniels, will be commenced imme-
diately at North Hill Highlands. Mr..
Kohler's home is to cost about 81 900
and is to be located on Lee street.
The residence of Mr.. Daniels is to be
at the corner of E and Moreno streets,
and will be valued at $4,000. A num-
Der of other fine residences are to be
commenced at the Highlands in a
short time.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1910-12-11

II pest and drew in last quarter Whip Top
fundamental tired end,
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1910-12-11

Talk about your swell line
of Mems neckwear, Mabel!
Say-you'd ought to see A.
M. McMillan's line. A Xmas
gift for every beau in Pensa-
cola.
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Continued From Page one)
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1910-12-11
Today XMAS SALE.
All of our Ladies' Cloaks
and Capes for this sale, Is
per cent. off. Brawner-Riera
Co.
ENroMBED MINERS RESCUED

ENTOMBED MINERS RESCUED.
Fernie, B. c., Dec. 1o.--Of the forty
five miners entombed by an explosion
last night at the Belleview collfery.
near Frank Alberta, eighteen were
rescued today and twenty bodies re.
covered. Seven men are still missing.
Four are believed to be alive
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1910-12-11

Don't ask what a woman
wants for Xmas. She wants
cut glass, of course. And she
wants McMillan's swell Sc
.lections, too, because it's the
best and prettiest in town.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1910-12-11
BANK STATEMENT

New York, Dec. 10.-The statemen
of clearing house banks for the week
shows that the banks hold $3,659, 90
more than the requirements Of the .
per cent reserve rule. This is a de-
crease of Ss,21S,00O in the proportion
ate cash reserve as compared with
last week.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1910-07-14
CHANGED OWNERS.
List OF Emmons County Real Estate
Transferred since Our Last
Published Report
Receiver 5 Certificates.

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tinted States 70 Louis S. Foell. 5
/: o:ae 81 and lots ! and ? Of 4
$50.
United States TO William H. Lie
zen. h: a: n v q Of 9-l3o-.5.
United States 10 Ralph Britton
7ayas, Is az Of 32-l2.'.
Patents.
Tinted States % Girl volk, swqr
s; =-lsl-7s.
United States 70 Willie c. Noble.
lo.s ,. 3 and Of 2-l3-774.
United States to George Serr, Jr..
i: Of n Or and " hi Of Or Of
United States to Arend Van der
Lam. los 3 and /. Of 1923 q and lots
aad ? Of 5-l9-.,.
United States 10 Seth ". Wood. $
II s: Sc u and hf Of 5 or Of %
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United States 70 Daniel Olson. hi
dine az and n hi Of $ eqr Of 26-l3.-
Warranty Deeds.
Edmund HummeI and wife to En-
ma II. H.ldre,h. n " Or Of 2l-l34-7i;
sx ar o. n " or. " hf Of v Or and
Qr % sw ar Of 1896. $1,000. 90.
! Water II. Quinn and wife to John
Bliriesnann. " hf Of W or. Or
: q and v Or Of 5 e or Of %
l2e----.. s.354a.r.
Benjamin Waltnsr and wife TO b.
Tenlael. wqro Of 27-l3l-77s. $4,000.
.Albsr. Henning and wife to George
v. Pet-is. hf Of nwqr Of lo-l36-
,. $4,000.
6. a. Herolz to Christian Herr. n
we-. g qr. e hf Of n " or and e
r. Of : Va Of l2-l32-7 s3500oo
Cassius T Barton and Helen L.
Barton % John Lamar. lot -, hf
c: lot Il. block s. town Of Braddock
sl2u.r.
John Lamar and wife to Cassius
Barton, al Of lots 9. 10, II and u,
block 6. town Of Braddock. $1,000 90.
\. P. Railway Company to Joseph
BoIlinger, lots 3 and 4, and hf Of 4
qr q l-l3o-7777. s43s. s..
Quit-Claim Deeds.
Barbara Volk and husband ct al.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1910-07-14
NOTICE TO CONTRA

NOTICES hereby eiyen t
bids will be received ~
Board Of Odessa Sch@
No. 9. in the county II F.ma +
state of North Da..
o'clock p. m. Of SATURDAY.,
1910, for the erection
house in said district,
for which scnool-holse ear.
at the residence Of me
Massel, in said Obese
trict.
Envelopes containing
be marked Bids for I3uill.a
house, = and must be afis!.e
B. Mastel, Clerk OF Ga
District. Hague. y. i
The Board reserve ia.
reject any or all bids
The successful bidder
CURED to give bond
amount of his contrac. s
he will perform the WORK
full manner and in acc r5iar
the provisions Of said cor.s
By order Of the Board d
ors Of Odessa School Dlstric
l. b Mas
Dis-s
Dated June p, 1917.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1910-07-14
OFFICIAL PROCEEDINGS
" the board Of County Commits son
crs Of Emmons County
North Dakota.


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II you are in need c. olans farm
lease contracts. cha-vel mortgages
cna,te-mortgsge releases. o. notes
apply at Record'omce.
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Petitions @: NJ. Fe,terly ami
e,-e.s :or -~o steel bridges TO Be
n1lll across Ca,.ail creek, in Town
snip 1912. was On motion laid over
II. .ne reason thu. no money Is avail
+ aole II bridge fund
Petition Of Theodore Ietter and
o.ae,s for a twenty foo, bridge to
h bull. between Sections 3 and 1,
1878, was. on motion, granted.
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versise for sealed bids for the con-
s.rlc.lon Of wooden truss bridge,
TX snsy-foot span, ten feet above
water. 70 be built between Sections
and .-l33-73.
On motion the board adjourned to
meet at ! clock. p. m.
AFTERNOON SESSION
July S. 1910.
The board met pursuant to ad.
Journment. All members present.
The Emmons County Telephone
Company petitioned the board to
grant said company the right Of way
for the erection Of telephone line
over and upon any and all public
grounds. streets. alleys and high
ways north of the north line o,
Township l32 in. this county and alse
the same privilege in Township 1872
Range IS. On motion said petition
was granted, excepting within in
corporated villages. and providing
that no poles shall be set within
. feet Of center Of highway, ane
poles shall be of such height thai
road crossings will not be obstruct
ed.
The board Of equalization having
completed its labors. and having
considered the statement Of expend
itures for the year ending June 80
1916, also the financial statement o.
the county treasurer, the following
resolution was adopted. to-wit::
Whereas. 1t appears to the boare
Of county commissioners Of Emmon!
county, n. D.. that the expense O
the county for the ensuing year viii
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equalization vii BE- published rex,
week.
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~ foA e.iiS..e ~ .-.t ~. -
Us. Land Office at Bisna
Jnne
Notice is HEREBY gigen ss.-
Laura Buck
OF Linton, North Dake.a
July y, 1875, mada
Entry No. 1895. Seria.
for north half Of norrreas
and north half Of nor..s,.es
Of Section y. Township
Range 5 west Of the Fl. .
Meridian. has fled socice
ton to make ina fise-y
establish claim 70 the lar,l
scribed. before Charles
Judge and Ex-Osticio Gees
County Court. at Linton
the 18th day Of August.
Claimant names as ai.fi
c. E. Brooks, Of Linton. Y
Mrs. Artie Brooks. 81 LIZ.
Mrs. a. NJ. Weller. Of Hart
Eddie Weller. Of Hartford :
NJ. H. Jewel. Pr
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1910-07-14

july ., THU.
Pursuant to adjournment the
board met. All members present.
The county auditor rendered a
statement Of total expenditures Of
the county for the fiscal year ending
I,xl. On 1Q10 or ell 1..ur..
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1910-07-14

Call on Charles B. Care.
Judge, for final proofs ard airg
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1910-07-14

On motion tfe bar. al..ol.rst, !.
mev. Monday july i. -a1e
J. &. PITTS.
County Auditor.