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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1911-03-26
Vote for Henry T. Beirne
tor Plumbing Inspector.

don't know what to buy for INV
husband He has stacks of neckties.1
'Cigars?"
He gives them to the janitor."
''Suspenders
He wears belt I know what TN
90. I'll buy him a hall rug and .
pair Of bedroom curtains. "-CIeveIand
Plain Dealer.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1911-03-26

And what did papa say when YOU
asked him for my hand? ?"
10 gladly tell you, but I'm afraid
you'd never respect his opinion anv
more Plain Dealer.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1911-03-26

last poem? 'o~i
Penman-Well. he said he would If
Ia promise it was my last.-Yonkers
Statesman.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1911-03-26

Wen. is Mrs. De Style making an
eonest living at her dressmaking?"
she's had to, since they STONED
the smuggling operations. s-Baltimore
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1911-03-26

Monday and Tuesday.
Children's Brown and Blue
Ronpers, 21c. No one over
three pairs. Brawner-Riera
Co.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1911-03-26
Afraid of Ghosts

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tern tern. - svo;ded They are in the air we OreAN'
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when inc appe ~.-d You
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" HS..i Discovery. 1t increases tne Wtaa % he storm
.n of cIof6inf impurities, enrcnes inc cond;tou so
G and orans digestion and nutrition in mich to breed
49,. tie Germ weak or tainted spo' ~ ,h;skv or
s1soider Medical Discovery contains NO ~ ;,s outside
habt-formne All its nereoen'ss e;ciue OF KNOWN
not a nostrum out tneiS $50 -
and with record of 40 years o. esr ;SiSors
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1911-03-26

by and Tuesday, Tx
IS for 39c. No one
leets. Brawner-Riera
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1911-03-26
BOSTON SHOE STORE

hill Chicago; E. McKeen, New Or
leans; T. j. Fem, Florida; Henry G.
Yong and wife, Missouri; w. ]. Ho-
gar Frisco; o. M. Scripture, New
Brain; Ray Thomas, Georgia; Sol
Hoe, Georgia; j. A. Livingston, New
Yot; H. Osborn. New Orleans; Walter
A. rranck and wife, Kentucky; r. L.
Kser, New York; c. M. Chenest, At
laA; B. Mall; Miss Bessie Fitzpatrick.
Mnssippi; r. P. Shepahrd, st. Louis;
FINK Machen and wife, Cincinnati,
10 3. Ruiger New York; J. SfIber
stS New York; NJ. H. Honline
OF A. H. Roper, Chicago; H. M.
81, Maryland; o. c. Penman, New
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1911-03-26

Ft-Have cigarette, old man?
est-No, thanks-Tve chucked
snng-too eliminate, don't you
ki-Punch.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-12-12

When it comes to buying good fnrs,,
coats, suits, dresses, skirts or anything in
the ladies and children clothing line, we
can show you the best in town. Our
stock was never more complete and at
tractive and look thru will probably give.
you some new idea. All the lines We
carry are sold to US exclusively for Mar
shalltown. Just received new numbers
in silk and wooi dresses, silk and chiffon
rvaists, plush coats.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-12-12

Men Odd Pants. all sizes $50. 1.45
Working Shirts, all sizes and colors 3Sc
Two for IS cents
Mems Best Union Made Overalls Soc
Ladies' 6 foot Head Scarfs. all colors Soc
Aviation Caps. all colors, 45c and 69c
Robin Hood Caps ...............l9c
If space permitted we could mention
hundreds of toys at bargain prices
New-York tribune., 1911-12-09

knowledge OF tho guilt OF tho McNamaras
until their confession was made public.
Mr.. Gompers denied there had been any
clash between himself and Frank VI. Ryan.
head. Of the International Association OF
Bridge and Structural Iron Worker. lie
explained Mr. Ryan's absence from tho
committee meeting was due 10 urgent bUsi-
ness requiring that he proceed ut once %
INDIANAPOLIS Mr. Gompers said, however
that, although Mr.. Ryan was unable 70
sign that statement. not having been IN
town at the tine il was prepared. he 70 con
adont the latter IS IN hearty accord with
everything contained IN II and would have
affixed his signature had he been here 10
do Il.
Representative Frank buchanan, o. Hi
noIs. ex-president Of tho international As
I sociation Of Bridge and Structural Iron
/ Workers, whose name was linked with the
| Mcnamara case in an interview attributed
10 Burns, declared to-day that he DID not
/ consider the inputations against hin seri.
GUS. Burns wss quoted as saying that Mr
buchanan could "shed light" on the dyns-
hitting conspiracy charged against union
/ labor.
! Il ceased 10 he president Of the unon sN
years ago, long before these dyuamiuns
outrages occurred" said Mr.. Buchanan.
"snd l have had personal differences With
/ the present administration ot the union
! since that time. I was deceived by j. J.
/ Mcnamara, in whom | had confidence when
/ l was president"
/ The Mcnamara ways and means com
mittee's report on the expenditures OF the
/ fund Of $1,000 or more, raised TO aid the Los
! Angeles dynamiters, will not be.mado until
! January s. The committee now stands ad-
| journed after having issued statement
! last night defending President Gompers
and the American Federation OF Laber in
connection with the Mcnamara case. The
committee will not meet again for several
days, it was stated to-day.
New-York tribune., 1911-12-09

opinion tho initial explosion had been an
external one
No evidence was found hXing tho reSpoh-
sibility for the explosion on any person OF
persons, and for thirteen years .t has been
a widely debated question.
From time 20 time il was urged in VSri'
Gus quarters that the wreck should D,
raised and the question as "a the nature
Of the explosion definitely settled. Not un-
ti a little moro than year ago did con-
gress take definite action, appropriaune
sOo.0Oo for the work. on october iS. 1910
Mr.. Taft approved the cofferdam plan call
Ing for the completion OF the work on o
before February Is last II was then be
heved that the Maine could be hoatec
again. She was found, however. so greatly
broken UP and corroded that this hope
proved vain.
Many delays came Up in the work an
II was not until July % of this year tha
tho water was finally all pumped from tn
cofordam. The clearing away OF mud ans
wreckage has consumed much of the tlm'
since then.
New-York tribune., 1911-12-09
NOW CALLS GOMPERS LIAR
Burns Says Wishy- -Washy State
ments Won't Deceive Public.

William J. Burns took another crack ~
Samuel Gompers Yesterday before goihs ~
PHILADELPHIA. They can't deceive inc pun
lie with any such wishy-Washy stun aS
that" lie said In commenting on the STATE
ment Issued I'm Washington Thursday py
Gompers and seven other labor leau.'
setting forth their reasons Tor behe'i"s
the NcNamaras innocent aud collecting d
large defence fund for them.
.Why doesn't Gompers make speclIlr
answer to my charge that on the day after
tine arrest Of John J. Mcnamara he sat
down at a meeting in indianapolis with the
very men who supplied the McNamaras
With the money they used I'm committing
the dynamite outrages and that he was tod
right there that the brothers were su'it'
and that We had strong case against
them?
"Gompers is the worst enemy organizer
labor has to-day. lie is menace 10 So
cicty. He IS liar. II Gompers got out OF
the American Federation of Labor the or
eanization would benefit largely, aud so
would its men. | repeat Gompers must
clean his slate. lie has no standing In the
country at the present time. AS man !
have no confidence in him, aud as q 90
called leader Of labor IL is up to him to
clean his slate and make clean breast of
all he knows"
Mr.. Burns was asked it he considered IL
significant that Frank VI. Ryan, president
of the Information Association Of Bridge
and Structural Iron Workers. did not sign
the statement with Gompers and the
others
II consider II very significant" he said.
THE excuse they give for him doesn {
sound good 10 me. Why didn't lie stay in
Washington ten minutes longer and sign
tho statement? II was because Ryan knew
what the money had been raised for and It
| was because Ryan himself was one of the
men who we're contributing SlOt9 a month
for the McNamaras' work in dynamitlng
"Gompers makes me sick" lie said. re-
turning TO the charge on Gompers. He Is
! willing TO put It on any one now. I believe
, that the investigation now being conducted
by the grand jury in Los Angeles will re-
suit in sending some more crooks TO the
pententiary. | mean the biz crooks 80.
Walter Drew. chief counsel for the
| National Erectors' Association, will go 10
! Indianapolis today where, II is believed,
4 arrests will be made without waiting for
the action of the federal grand jury, which
! sits IN that city again on December T.
New-York tribune., 1911-12-09
SAYS BURNS IS HATED
T. J.. Buie, Socialist, Thinks AL Labor
Men Believe in Gompers,
IBy Telegraph % The Tribune

Hot Springs. Ark, Dsc. s.-Thonss T.
Buie. Of Denver. national organizer Of the
Socialist party. when asked to-day what ef-
feet the confession OF Mcnamara Will have
on the relations between employer and en-
ployed said: The employing class will Use
it 10 the disadvantage of organized labor IN
discredting the organization whenever they
can. .- ...
"The Socialists have accepted the eontes-
sion of Mcnamara as being true, but u will
in nowise hurt the party, for the reason
that the McNamaras were not members OF
the Socialist party.
while 1 am not a Gompers man, 10
not think anything that Burns can say will
hurt him, for that detective is thoroughly
hated, and not one man holding a union
labor card will believe Samuel Gompers was
aware Of what the McNamaras were doing
II challenge the government 10 prove
there was nationwide conspiracy 20 dyns-
mite and kill and that IL was TO be carried
out under the direction OF organized labor
This could not have been accomplished. It
is generally conceded by the corporations
that there are spies in the camps OF organ
tied labor, and, this being true, how could
such a conspiracy become nationwide and
the outside world not get to know kf u
would be found out in no time
SUNDAYS NEW-YORk TRIBUNE
Mailed anywhere in thu United States
for 80 30 a vear.
New-York tribune., 1911-12-09

Nauara associated were involved in the
conspiracy 10 transport explosives uhla"-
fully.
In connection with the possible returning
of indictments here or at Indianapolis on
,ho conspiracy charges it is pointed OUT
that rules OF law have made it possible 10
indct persons who formed conspiiaPS
either al the point OF origin or at the piaco
where the conspiracy was consuinnd'cu'
# is admitted that tho government can
consolidate either at Los Angeles OF "'
INDIANAPOLIS. but it is predicted that
division OF tile task will ensue, and the IN
vostication here will be directed toward
Coast labor leaders and the probe III
INDIANAPOLIS toward Eastern officials
MANNERS Of the District Attorney once
discussed to-day the fact that L. NJ. Ryan
nresldent of the international Assoclatio"
~ Rrldpo and structural Iron NorKers'
did not sign the statement of the commit
tee of the American Federation or LABOR
made Yesterday IN Washington dehouholns
the Mcnamara brothers.
II was hut one of number OF instances
vhere the District Attorneys office has
manifested an especial interest IN what Mr.
RYAN says and does and where be goes
As head OF the orgsniza alton OF which Johh
7 Mcnamara was secretary and treasurer
II was said. too. it was not unlikely that he
would be subpoenaed TO appear as wit
ness before the federal grand jury. J. s.
Mcnamara superintended the placing OF
bombs at the homes Of General Harrison
Grav Otis. proprietor Of "The Los Angeles
Times" and Felix Zeehandler. secretary Of
apt
citation. according to a statement made to-
day By one of the states detectives who
worked on the case.
When the McNamaras would so TO san
Quentin penitentiary was as much mys-
terry to-day as at any time since sentence
was pronounced
The evidence gathered b. the District
Attorney to show that the Times Build
ing was destroyed feloniously amounts al
most to a mathematical demonstration.
Deputy District Attorneys George Neitch
and j. A. Hill caused to be built small
stone structure, modelled closely after the
Times Building. BY mathematical calcu-
lations on reduced quantities Of explosives
an explosion was accomplished which,
when photographed, resembed almost iden-
tically photographs Of tho ruins Of the
| Times Building.
This evidence the state had intended TO
bring into court, but the federal authorities
now will have the benefit of the drawings,
models and exhibits.
The bank accounts OF Clarence ;. Dar-
row and lie Compile Davis, attorneys for
the McNamaras, have been attached by DR..
J. VI. Bullard. The latter is the assignee
of J. IL Levering, who claims that &IJo
is due to him for making plans, modsls
and blue prints of the Times Building 10
support the gas theory of the defence.
New-York tribune., 1911-12-09
TRACING M'NAMARA FUNDS
Federal Grand Jury Seeks to Know
How Large Sums Were Spent in West.

Salt Lake city, Utah. Dec. S.-The books
Of the ironworkers' local union seized by
United States deputy marshals and held by
them to-day TO await instructions from fed
eral officials Ia Los Angeles, are wanted, II
IS said on high authority. 20 trace TO their
ultimate disposition large sums Of money
sent by j. J. Mcnamara. the secretary of
the International Association OF Bridge and
structural Iron Workers Union. TO the To-
cal union. ostcnsibly Tor Organization In
the West"
J. T.. Munsey. as business agent Of tn
local union. handled the funds and tho use
he made ot them will be one of the matters
he viii be asked 10 explain 10 the federal
grand jury.
Although the books viii be submitted
first 10 the Los Angeles grand jury. copies
viii be- sent to indianapolis for comparison
with the books of the international asso.
citation which are under scrutiny of the
federal grand jury there.
New-York tribune., 1911-12-09
RYAN AFRAID, SAYS BURNS
Detective Intimates Labor Lead.
er Fears the McNamaras.

Philadelphia, Dec. S.7-William j. Burns
the detective. declared tonight that Frank
NJ. Ryan, president OF the International AS
, sociation of Bridge and Structural Iron
Workers, did not dare 10 sign the state
! ment issued by tho ways and means COM
mittee Of the American Federation of La
Dor In Washington in which the McNamaras
Eerc denounced.
1T is very significant that RYAN did not
sign that statement said Burns But
Ryan dare not sign any such statement.
Ryan knows just where he stands, and
when other people know Ryan will want a
whole lot Of people behind him"
When asked if Ryan was 10 be arrested
Burns declared that future events would
have to take care Of themselves and that
they would be chronlcled after, and not be
fore, they take place.
That Washington statement" continued
Burns was made 10 placate the deceut
honest members of labor organizations, and
not the public Some Of these labor leaders
know the side of the bread the butter is on
and they are going to take care of that
side The public is on the unbuttered side,
ard they care nothing about the public"
Burns intmated rather than announced,
that had RYAN signed tho statement de-
nunciatory OF the McNamaras, the McNa-
marAs might become angered and decide TO
tell all they know about the men ''higher
up
This afternoon Burns was the guest OF
Edward T.. Smith, the philadelphia aud
New York banker. He met twenty friends
Of Mr. Smith. The detective was guest
tonight at "A dinner given in honor Of
George Burnham, jr., a. the University
club. lie spoke on Good Citizenship
Milwaukee. Wis. Dec. SIN a telegram
70 the Evening Wisconsin" William J.
Burns, the detective, says he holds the
McNamaras responsible for the double ex-
plosion which rocked the whole city OF
Milwaukee on the night of March IT,
wrcckng the new 50O-ton unloading der
yiek Of a local coal company and injuring
six persons
New-York tribune., 1911-12-09
MILLER IN WASHINGTON
u. S. Prosecutor Discusses Dynamite
Plots with Government Chief.

Washington Dec. S.-Charles W. Miller,
United states District Attorney al Indian
apolls, made a flying visit TO Washington
to-day to confer with officials of the De
partment Of Justice in regard to the alleged
extensive dynamiting conspiracy now being
investigated by the Indianapolis grand jury.
lie discussed the matter with Assistant At
torney General IIarr. Department officials
declined TO divulge the details of the con
ference. Mr.. Miller left late in the after
noon for Indianapolis
The conference acccntuates the fact that
the Office of the Attorney General is direct
ly conducting the federal Investigations at
both indianapolis and Los Angeles Mr..
Wickersham had assumed personal charge
OF the inquiry until he was taken III a few
days ago, and since that time he has com
mitted the entire matter 10 Assistant At
torney General Harr. who has been identi-
fed with the investigation since Is incep-
New-York tribune., 1911-12-09
RYAN MUM ON FUNDS USE
Refuses to Tell How McNamara
Spent $1,000 a Month.

indianapolis. Dec. S.--"There is not
word Of truth in reports Of friction between
Samuel Gompers or other officials OF the
American Federation OF Labor and uy self,
said Frank NJ. Ryan, president Of the Inter
national Association Of Bridge and Struct-
ural Iron Workers VINO arrived in this city
to-day from Washington.
Asked why he had not signed the state
ment issued by the federation of Labor
officials in denunciaton Of the Mcnamara
brothers after a conference in Washington
yesterday, Mr.. Ryan replied:
"I took very little part in tho conference
because Of the press of other business. J
will not add 10 my first statement in regard
70 the outcome Of the Mcnamara cases. l
have nothing moro to say
"Will YOU call a meeting Of the executive
board to consider the attitude Of the associ-
alton toward the Mcnamara he was
asked.
"T don't know yet" was the answer.
Did YOU as president know anything Of
the details Of the expenditure by John j.
Mcnamara as secretary of a fund Of $1,000
month appropriated for organizing pur-
poses and for which no accounting was
made"
"That IS a matter that will take care Of
itself"
Mr. Ryan refused to comment on the
examination by the federal authorities OF
the books Of the association now proceed
ing in preparation for the grand jury's ses-
sion. beginning on December II. When ne
was asked II he knew a federal inquiry
was being made a TO whether or not others
were associated with McNamaras in Illegal
transportation Of dynamite he replied
There IS nothing can say on that mat
ter"
Information as to the whereabouts ot MI
Ryan was denied at the office OF the asso-
cia,ion until he had conferred with his
counsel go NJ PaDpapOrt
New-York tribune., 1911-12-09
TURKISH RETREAT SKlLFUl
Tribesmen Hope to Draw Italians
Bevon6 Cover of Warships.

London. Dec S--A correspondent with
the Turkish force in Tripoh saws the loss OF
the Turks in the recent battle at Ainzara'
when they were defeated by the Italians
was less than one hundred killed or wound
eG. The retirement OF the Turks he SAYS
with their sick and wounded was carried
out with great skill.
II is the hope Of the tribesmen. the cor
respondent adds, that they may be able 20
draw the Italians beyond the cover OF tho
italian warships lying OF the coast.
New-York tribune., 1911-12-09
SHOE WORKERS PLAN REVOLT
Move to Wrest Control of Unions from
Federation Of Labor.
LEV Telegraph to The Tribune.

Boston, Dec. S.--The proposed amalsama-
ton Of all the shoe unions in Lynn under
one head Is the beginning of -nauona'
movement 10 wrest the control OF these
unions from the American Federation oil
Labor. in the opinion of many OF the
leading shoe men Of Lynn, The knights
Of Labor Cutters Union has sent letters
to all the Lynn locals asking them 70
name delegates for a conference, to be hela
a. an early date for the purpose of con
sidering such an amalgamaton.
With President Gompers and the Amerl'
can Federation of Labor under fre the
leaders in the proposed consolidation OF the
United Shoe Workers Of America and the
Kriebts os Labor Cutters feel that the
time is ripe 20 begin their work.
New-York tribune., 1911-12-09
BROOKLYN PRoBBR IN DETROIT
C. ]. Scuily Tracing Dynamite Plots OF
McNamara and McManigal,

Detroit, Dec s.--Wherc the dynamite
came from that was used IN Detroit eX-
blossoms attributed 70 Ortie McManisal and
James b. Mcnamara, and who were the
associates Of Mcnamara and McManigal
when they were in this city, are said 10
be questions for which Special Agent
Charles j. Scully. of Brooklyn, represent
ing the United states Department of JUS
ticc, Is seeking an answer.
Mr. Scully has been in Detroit two days.
Through the local police he learned mo
names Of two men who were under Sus-
picion at the time Of the explosions, and
ono of these is said to have more than a
local ACQUAINTANCE among union men.
New-York tribune., 1911-12-09
RAW OPIUM DISCUSSED
Regulations for Its Importation Recon-
mended by Hague Conference.

The Hague. Dee. Sine International
Opium Conference to-day passed resolu-
tions proposed by the British delegates that
every government frame effective laws and
regulations for the control, production aud
distribution OF raw opium aud that the
governments represented at the conference
shall restrict the number of localities at
which the importation of raw opium shall
be permitted.
ON motion % the Persian delegates II
yas agreed That the decision of the confer
encc shall be communicated io tine nations
not represented in the conference aud
their cooperation requested for the fur
lLeuaucc of the objects sought.
New-York tribune., 1911-12-09
KILLS HIMSELF AS AToNEMENT
Emperor Of Japan Held for an Hour in
Common Waiting Room.

Victoria. Y. e., Dec Snail aovices re-
ceived here state that because the Emperor
ef Japan was forced 20 spend an hour
in common waiting room Moii
shimidzu, tram superintendent, threw
himself under train and was killed.
Shirnidzu was in charge OF the arrange
,nents OF the Empcror's journey from
Kyushu where he witnessed the big army
msneuyres, and the imperial train was
delayed as a result Of the derailment Of
q carriage due 10 a misplaced switch. The
superintendent left letter saying he con-
sdered II his duty to give his life 10 pay
for the Emperor's embarrassment
New-York tribune., 1911-12-09
GOMPERS WOULD TAKE OATH
Willing to Swear He Didn't Know
McNamaras Were Guilty.

Washington, Dec. S-The declaration con-
taned i'm the signed statement OF the ways
and means COMMITTEES Of the American
Federation Of Labor that the first knowl-
edge or intimation of the guilt of the Nc
Namaras was conveyed TO organized labor
by their confessions in the press was enl-
phaslzed to-day by President Gompers, who
declared that 'if it becomes necessary
can and Will swear 10 the truth OF every
assertion I'm that statement. IL necessary,
will swear IN an affidavit that ] had no
New-York tribune., 1911-12-09
MoTHERCRAFT SCHOOL OPENS
New Institution Will Give instruction
in Rearing Of Children.

The School Of Mothercraft. All institution
which IS 10 provide information and prae-
teal instruction iu the home care and
training Of children. was formally opened
last night at No 566 West End avenue.
The school is under the direction Of Miss
Mary l.. Read
Dr. David starr Jordan. president OF
Leland stanford University presided at
Tho opening ceremonies, and in an address
said the present race would be materially
improved n marriages could be controlled
bv ejty officials such a course, however.
T,r Jordan said was impossible because II
would destroy two Of the most Important
traits Of the American peopie-iniuaIiYe
and romantic love.
Mrs. Fredelick schof. president Of the
International Mothers Congress ana 'l'''
1rances Gundry. Of Cleveland also spoke