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The evening world., 1911-05-04
Friday Promises In
SILKS Dress Goods
Silks

Black NesSallnos -3J-lnch-
soft aud highly lustrous reg. rs. TO
2irinch Satin Messalineg-
Hight aud dark instead ~ 90. 80. 40
Satin Fouiards- black and
colors. with dots and figures
value .oV. .S9
New Slk Foulnrds color
combination and neat designs
summer wcight-yaluc 20. ...... 10
Yard vide Rough Shantungs- ALI silk
lustrous and strong natural, tan
ana champagne-Js CO. quality -. 90
% Inch All Wool Mixtures-gray.
green, tan. blue-worth .0S .......00
~ inch MOhalrs. with cords. hairlines
and PcIin stripos--crcain. navy.
black and colors-elsowh here 30. 80
30 Inch Cream Hairllno Sergcs-all
wool-cisewhere .0s. ............ TO
All wool panamas SO inch-blAck.
navy and other desirable shades
rex, ~ ....,... go. ,...s. ..... COZ
- inch shepherd Chccks-small.
medium and large. also Club
thccks-worth .yS. ........... 90
Fine Worsted Sergcs-3s inch-cream.
navy. black. olors--elsewhere 40, 80
All Wool Basket and Hairline suitings-
AZ ~inch-nowest "shados-usually 80 40
The evening world., 1911-05-04
Friday Promises In
Women s Suits. Goats, Skirts,
Dresses, Wrappers

suite " fine French Scrges.
black and best shade plainly
tailored or with wide Hercules
braid sailor or notchcd collar
natty suits well worth our regular
price 81 SIS 90 Special. ...... 1900
French Serge Tailored suits
black and colOrs-rCg Sl2 9s.... 8.SB
Women Coat suits French Sergcs.
black and culur,. also hair lines
and gray mixtures plain and
trimmed sizes to - bust
reg $1,000 '.....".~"...... 1908
Dresses " Satin FoullrdS. Nessa-
lines and Idifot1 Silks-bluck. III
plain Colurs aud stripes, dots. y
checks and hair liucs-hrsided or
trintd reg Sl3 ON 10 SO Os. 1903
Dresses ~ Linen. Chnmhrny. Seer
sucker. BntiStcs and lawns-ths
linens are hand cmh'd. the others
trim with lptu cnlby and piplngs
reg. ST rs 4.O8
All Wool Panama Dress skirts
black and navy also all wool
gray WOrStUis- variety OF tailored
models regular and extra sizes
special ...... 2,e8
Jackets VI black Broadcloth and
French Serge also tan Covcrts--
silk or satin lined s. ~ ... 6.p8
Full length Goats of Mems Wear
n French ScrgcS black n navy
mixtures reg sl1pS ........ g.SS
Cambria Wrappers and full length
thdluc kimouu reg .pS ....... 80
The evening world., 1911-05-04
Friday Promises In
Linens Towels TowelIings

Merccriled Table Damasks-7l-inch-,
heavy and lustrous reg 80 .,.. DO
2i-inch napkins bost patterns
Washable Table Covers GdxIO3--
turkey red aud blue reg. 50 20 2.Qa
Heavy White Huck Towels
.OXiO- regularly IA .......... .1OL
Fine Hcmstltchcd Huck Towels
half linen 2lN1a-res. .27...... az
Blcachcd and unbleached Terry Cloth
lS-ln for bath and rollora- rog. rs 10
- inch Turkish Towollings-reg. .35. 40
JO-lnch Terry Cloths-fOr bath
sheets reg. go. ........... 80
Al Linen Dish. Glass and Rollor
TowellinRs- reg. Is. ............ 10
3O-inch White Dress Linens
beautiful quality Instead OF So. 40
The evening world., 1911-05-04
Cnil for Chinese Volunteers.

Annoy. China, May AT a puzzle
to-day committees were ap-
pointed to enroll volunteers IN the de-
Tense OF the country against the rehcl
movement. The authorities prohibit
he students at the government schools
participating in the volunteer move
ment.
The evening world., 1911-05-04
Friday Promises In
Hosiery Mems Furnishing
Umbrellas Underwear. etc.

Women : plain Black Hoss-sause llsle-
Iluon bOlrs-rep. 40. ,..,,,... .3D
. pairs Tor One dollar.
Black tlluu lGuetl mbrcliUs-3d aud
rs iuCh-A Mission and fancy handlea
regularly 81 80. Lilo
Womon'- Lisle GloVos-2 clasp
hlacS whttoS ta49, sgsy-ros, 10 al
cmb'd fronts-1O inches LONG
silus II, 10. l1-wugth IA, ,a,, ,BO
Chilar,n's GUulo Shir's-hlgh neck
short slroN c, all ,lIos-
instead ~ 2i................... ,l8
Women , Extra Si2o Na9ts-
SVls ribbed low uerk-S loev eless--
lacc triu regularly - ......... 10
Mem BUlhriggan ndurwcar-lung or
short -luoNu ,hirts double seat
draw ors-Hll sizes -tlsewhore .30... 40
Mon silk Nockwoar-lntcSt
stylos aud cDlurA-3 ~ CL. kinds. ia
The evening world., 1911-05-04
HELP

NANiID. Iuh q. >. AIIAli -AD.e Uud.sd uu
m-iuel mrI between tuu axes u Is AlI IS
uHua NJ tie tutgI -.ates. u glOI rhAfart.,
snd t~ginutra'r lAbtr, WHO etn spe.s. rad AMI
ante tEt Es,llsh language. Tor itlu, MAIN a.
Ses N.iE 80 1903 tu.top st. Brooklyn. N Z;
a. M.0ig01n.T IT.. JsrseJ GU y. J.. VI aay
.|,rfulting rtatinn
The evening world., 1911-05-04
THIS DAY OF
Friday Promises IN
Lawns Marquisettes
Batistes IFoulards


Batistes Foulards
LAWN WEEK, that IL the reason you
can buy.
French Batistcs variety OF prettioss
norel figure and dot styles. also
borders reg. .1ON
Fine Imported Noiles-whi,e and
tinted, with floral overlays, also black
or navy. with white ~dots-worth so "a
Fancy Printed Lawns beet styles aud
colorings-light and dark-rcg. "a. 4
New Morccriled Foulards-charmins
contrasts In exact copies VI imported
scrolls. figures, dots. dsshes. &c.-
here 10. 4
Silk Mixed Marquiscttcs white, with
floral sprays, large rose, and
clusters In best onings-worth 80 .19
Fine Dimltlcs-strlpes, norAls,
figures In every desirable tint
also white and hlack-reg Ia. 4 1
silk Mixed Foulards-whlte and
colors, with stripes. dots and
ngures. also black and white serfpOe-
copies of oil silk worth 80 ...... al
Hest American percaics white,
navy. cadet. black. with lots. spots
and stripos-yard wido-reg 10. 10
Fancy Percalcs-best stylcs-llght
and dark-a6l5 Inch usually 90. 61
shepherd Check Cambrlcs-
various Size checks worth o ~. q =,
The evening world., 1911-05-04
Friday Promises In
Rugs Poles Shade:

Imported Scotch Body brussels
Ruks-Orloutal dosigns-9xl2 IT
l't 1Ai'p0' 'ss.s' osTO
Alexander Smith sons Administer
Rugs --5Nl2 ft-horal and OrientAls-
value SlpDs 1895
800 Colonial Rag Rugs-2tStS inch
fringcd- specially desirable for
summer-reg SO. ,..,,,,,.,.. "a
Shelf oilcloth-s slightly imperfect
regularly O.,,,.,.,..,.,,,,,,,..3 az
Imitation Leather Chair Sebastian
and black -siIos i2 10 l6-rea. 10 3
poplln lIcpp Statlonery--pound
package uf io2 snects-vGlue .i5.... IN
Envelopes tn mat,h-yalue 10 a 100. 10
The evening world., 1911-05-04
Friday Promises In
FIannels and Blankets

white wool sayony baby Flannels-
AtIuO 90 ...................,.,. AT
Flannel Uomppnt, plaiu and omb'd-Gll
length, u qualities A. less than
mani Dr. cost.
Heavy Cotton EIcpCu Dluuhots-fOr
single and full size ucd usually az 90
Best wool summer Blauhots-
for ull Size beds. Su|u,tS -. 90 to
$40 DJ-spvglAL tomorrow .,.., 400
The evening world., 1911-05-04
Friday Promises In

Salt and Pepper hakors--plnted
silver and non-corrosiyc tops
reg, ! .12E
gold plated, French gray or gun
metal buCklrs-yhluo 40. .,,,,, 1T
Gold Plated florentino Frames
square or oval value 40. ........ AZ
Thrro- piece Runaissanc 90 scarfs-
plain or ~drawnwork contros-
rex. 90 40
Linen Tea ClothS-
deep II :. hom-sevornl rows drawn-
work value 50. 30 and 81. 90. -. 400
steel Dinner knivos md Forks
Tyotod handIos-sot OF six each
reg. 81 80 ,QS
The evening world., 1911-05-04
Friday Promises in
Women's Muslin Underwear

Last Friday for these offerings from n
mauufaCtu rcg clusr ont purchase.
Cambria And Muslin Night Dresses
round neck lace and cmb
reg 80 ....................... 80
Woncu's Might Dresses about 20
nov models Nar.udsly trim'd-
reg Sl2j ......... 80
NalnsOok corset Covers lace.
ribbon and tucNs res. iy........ lie
Waite Camnric pctticolts-ruiilo Of
good vuby reg. 81 cents .....,. 90
Numcn's Cambria skirts elaborate
trim'd ilounccs ~ lace or emD'y y
usually SOS ................. LIZA
Wumcn's Cambria Drawer lace and
inserting ar cmb'd reg. I ....... .28
Muslin and Cambria Drawers
r"flcs Of lace and Inserts or emb'y
res. .b1 ....s.. .46
Womcn's Nniu,ook. Lawn or Cambria
Combinations daintily trim'd-
reg. sl.G1 .................... LA
Nainsool Combinations yoke and
skirt or drawers win lace and
emmy reg. .pS ................. .S8
Nuinsuok Princess slip yoke and
skirl, lace trim'd reg. 81 10 ..... "a
Short Muslin skirt, II. :. rultle
reg. ia. "a
Children Cambria sight Dresses
i 60 II 81, usually 60 ....... Ia
Childrrn's Cambria Skirts-s TO IA
yrs. usually -. ............... 80
The evening world., 1911-05-04
Friday Promises IN

CIHpI OlQGT ISS hlOpoUS, 8Ies
10 Ct. Sheer white la ns-@oi nch....0H
IL ct, Fine Combed Yarn Lswns-
IL CT. Mlerc'z'd Lingerie Batistese
10 Ct. Elmo Persian Lawns--32 inch. az
i2 CT, India Linons-36 inch ......... 8
80 CT. Imported Embroidered swfssea "A
~ CT. Fancy Marauisettes. .......... 40
10 CT. Figured Embroidered swisses.. 10
Embroidery Fl~ouncings--i7 TO az inch
eyelet and close patterns-rcR. 90. ~
! 70 20 g inch acknowledgements and
ihserts-new patterns reg 10 20. i2J40
Embroidery Flouncings and Corset
tovcrings-l7 inch-fno assortmGQ1
OF p~atterns-rcg. 20 and .3p.....~ ~
Val Lac~es--edgings and inserts
desirable widths and patterns
dozen yards-i9 CT. quality. ...~ -
Lace Dress Nets-Cordelis,
Oriental and Jap Nets-whftG
cream. ccru-19 CT. quality 1900 90
Point de Paris and Val. Laces-
2ls TO 6inch-ncw patterns--reg. 10.
Extra Wide Millinery Ribbons
Satins. Moircs and Tpfetas-bIAcA.
white and color--reg 20. ........ 10
Remnants OF Ribbons
all klnds-al colors-al Lengths
at Fridays Clearance Prices.
Embroidered Linen Wash Belting-
tailored and scalloped. also MORE
betting black, white and navy
reg .15...... 10
Leather Hand Bags-leathcr lined
also MORO and Satin Vanity Bags
nttcd value 81 VS ............. 1913
Imported and Domestic Dutch Collars
and Jabots Instead Of 25........ .16
The evening world., 1911-05-04
PIANOS AND ORGANS.

Sl2j l'fu1'i l'sH0-H ,r.- vIih ~ r1Ns " 49,
.'Usf n. s'l 'cnrt. So month";. s3s FOLD
ne organ. rrr. 50 mnnialg
GOLgL . CO., 81 Court St., DsJo6yn.
The evening world., 1911-05-04
Friday Promises In
Misses and Babies Wear

Girls spring Dre8ses-roduced--
sailor and ono plece-Oheviots.
frunch serses and Challies-
broken lots. therefore -
The evening world., 1911-05-04
Young Couple Should
Be Left Alone TO Solue
Their P~robiens," Says
Judge Nash-"Nobody,
Not Even the State, Can
Help Them"
The Husband as Likely to
Run Home to Nam
ma" Viii His Troubles
as the Wife, and Neither
Should BE Encouraged
With Sympathy.
BY Marguerite Mooeys Marshall.
IS the modern marriage marred
by zoo much moth er-in-laH?


'.'e oou'' ''s",e "''am j.
s''S i ~ ana Judge howard
.''S"' "' NV brooklyn Domestic
''''"S 'o'r'' entirely agrees with
NM
"'',,"S '"e separation suit
W." '"'l'V9 |u'''"hncr'
S'' d" '"'S case inc
go VIZ after a petty quarrel with
- ''7''n"' ran 10 hcr mother. An
o'"- s"'1hed mother IN the old-tasi-
''"'" ""Ns wound uarc sent her back 70
"tr HiSh"hd' THls mother syirpathi2cd
win her ~daughtc:. lis parents coddled
nan, and now both are here. Both
would set along al right II their
parents had left them alnue"
Thea Judre. Kelly aldcl. "rrop my
observation OF cases of this nature -.
ial differences between man and vi,e
lead 90 separation. II tho w,so 1o,sr.t
wash the dishes pror,n.iy. ar - ,.o
husband fails 10 ~etur, I, tho .ye,t,-
az the eNac, minute his we exp,o
him. trouble follows
When showed these rcpsrks %
judge Nash. DE sighed and ,,5aad
TIE comm,ro.. cans, ~ t,,,I .o,.
lANNNNes n.ANN.G. and all InlNs.FHr .aNF-
Lcul.les." ne slid. az Dn,,al ,,,,urty
to s.ye and tale. And their r,-oI.les arc
u.nc times orr, - ton rcs,,nsi,,. ,,r
the maiudJYstment az , y,u,v u.r-ist
couple.
ehorid r. 49, A..
"gore,,ro,e &, ~ nm. ~
a vnrs, p,y,rg eve. ~, 800
narrl,- no ,r,,, ,.o-a ,.."
mother ard clasvo 90 r., vito. 70
woman has the righ. conception OF
marriage unless sls r~cali.et that
She too. must leave her own peo-
pie and cleavo to her hushand.
"The prob OF ITO mast be
solved by the two, and nobody can
help them. not evan tEo state.
The STATE steps IN only In response
20 a tact assurance from husband and
wife that they have given up trying to
ma a solution
But won't YOU tel, mo IN exact
terms just the IDEAL attitude for the
in-laws, particularly for tie mother
in-lnW?' sugs stod.
'"The ideal attitude Is 10 attitude ut
all promptly responded Judge Nash.
IT'S Hand Of" When q young VIE
comes 20 her mother with a tearfu'
tale ot how John forgot 30 kiss her
sood-ihoIh!nS' 'AhtAer should begin 10
talk about the weather or hdrem skirts.
or anything else except tho delinquent
, John. on the other hand. If that y1.ar
man s,oEs nH. ,,,,.,r yr,,b r',in,
aL.,,, IL. - 49,. X, .
49, ",''
should show an cqau. nrmuess ia
~chaus my the subject.
J Little Faults Grow Great.
The evening world., 1911-05-04

INT'|N u " ~ w IVE WTIU NUIUrN
Little Children's Goats best colors
and Substantially trimmed
Little Childron's White Lawn Dresses
yoke, French, Russian and princess
Lace and emb'y-to B yrs.-reg. |. 80 ia
Infants White Domet Wrappers
ribbon and toathorstitch trim
roy. AZ. "A
Chiliren's pongee Coats-sAllor
collars and cuffs OF contrast
mos Gline-vGlue 50, 90. ,...,... 400
Babies White Lawn Caps
cmb'y turnbGck or Val, lace trim
sizes 20 3 years-reg. 80. ......., IA
The evening world., 1911-05-04

TRY OUR MORNING SPECIAL LUNCA-| CoURsEs-29 CENTS
The evening world., 1911-05-04

IN THO great majority Of cases
the motber-iA-law Ia responsible
for this ptatc Of atair5. The young
wife ia childish ana ignorant be-
cause she has never boon properly
taught, Before rhe was ever mar
The evening world., 1911-05-04

For 10 years Lydia T.. P;nkIam's Vegetable
Com pound has been the standard remedy for
female ills. No sick woman does justice to
herself who will not try this famous medicine.
Made exclusively frOri roots and herbs, and
has thousands at cures to its credit.
-~rT'sss" Mrs. Pinlsham invites all sick women
.ss4eP 10 write her for advice. She has
guided Thousands 10 health free of charge.
Address Mrs. FinkhaIn, Lynn, Mass.
Elmore County Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1910-1915, 1911-05-13

er. Phillips fell out at five feet two
inches, and Welker and Berges, of
Occur d'Alene had both failed twice
at 3 feet, 3 Inches. The third time
Barges made lit. Welker came up
next but just touched the bar, knock
Ding DIT down, and thus allowing Occur
d. Alene to win. Lewiston had an
other chance to win the event in the
220-yard hurdles. Shaw won first
place last year In 20 flat. Chapman,
OF Colfax, however, finished a few inn
ches ahead of Shaw.
The meet was successful DIN every
way. The weather ON Friday was
one drawback but otherwise the af
fair passed off quite favorably.
Elmore County Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1910-1915, 1911-05-13
University Notes.

University of Idaho, Moscow, May 6.
The second Interscholastic Track
Meet held under the auspices of the
University occurred Friday afternoon,
May 3, and was success from ev.
cry point of view. The best high
school athletes in the state were as
sembled here; the track was in good
condition; the Meet was attended by
the whole University; and the spirit
of the affair was excellent. Most Of
the credit for the successful meet lis
due to Mr.. Evan T. Sage of the Uni
versdty faculty, who headed the CON-
mittee ih charge.
The following schools were repre-
scented; Boise, Occur d'Alene, Colfax,
Kelleff, Lewiston, Moscow, Mount
ain Home, Mullan. PaIouse, Plaza,
Pocatello, Standpoint, Wallace, Rath-
drum, and the lewiston Normal.
Thursdays PreliminarIes.
In Thursdays prelimdnanes six
records established last year were
broken and two others equalled. The
10O-yard dash as made i'm 1913 by Car.
ley of Boise, equalling Shawis Hew-
iston High record of last year. Ca
no of Moscow jumped 10 feet and
one-half inches, equalling the record
set last year by Purdy Of Occur
dAlene.
The time I'm the 44O-yand dash was
lowered by 23 seconds by Dewald
OF Occur d'Alene. Woodbridge Of Wall
lace held last years record.
Carley of Boise lowered the time
IN the 12O-yard hurdles, making dit din
II 10. 1t was held by Thomps,
Lewiston High, II 2-5.
The high jump was raised from
a feet to feet 2 inches, Bartges of
Occur dAlene and Phillips and Walk
er of Lewiston High all qualifying at
IHdl utuSul.
Phillips of Lewiston High broke
both the discuss throw and hammer
throw records, held by Love OF Gar
field last year.
Cook of Occur d'Alene broke the
shotput record, raising 1t from 81 feet
MA inches to 43.15 feet. Today's fl
mails were as follows:
Hammer throw-Phillips, Lewiston
High; Cook, Occur d'Alene; +. Goff,
Collfax; distance, 1885 feet.
Discuss throw-Philhps, Lewiston
High; F. Golf, Colfax; Cook, Occur
d'Alene; distance 1868 feet.
Fridays Finals.
Friday afternoon was cold, and In
addition wind made it impossible
to make good record. The first ev-
emit was the finals in the 440-yarI
Elmore County Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1910-1915, 1911-05-13
REDUCED.

"Will you allow me to ask you a
question:" interrupted man in the
audience.
Certainly, sir, !" said the lecturer.
you have given us a Lot Of figures
about immigration increase of wealth
and growth OF trusts, and all that "
said the man. Lets see what you
know about figures yourself. How
do you find the greatest common di-
visor"
Slowly and deliberately the orator
took a glass OF water
Then he pointed his finger gtreight
at the questioner. lightning flashed
from his eyes, and he replied, h
voice that made the gas jets quiver:
Advertise for it, you ignoramus!
lid Bits, London.
Elmore County Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1910-1915, 1911-05-13
PUBLIC LAND AND MINING CASE

If you are interested I'm amy contes'
or any matter before the interior De
pa.rtment, write to CLARK AND
WRIGHT, registered land lawyers
902 F Street N. W., (opposite Gent
Land Office, Washington ID,
FREE Information about contests and
where to obtain SCRIP, locatable-
upon public lands, without reG.don@a
or cultivation.
Elmore County Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1910-1915, 1911-05-13

dash. Dewald OF Occur d'Alene won
first; Marhofer Of Mountain Home
won second. Time 51.2. This broke
last years record Of 55.4, made by
Woodbridge. of Wallace.
The second event was the mile,
Henry, OF Palouse won first In 4 lnim-
ttes and So seconds Gerlougn, of
Boise, won second; and Bonneville,
OF Occur dAlene won 3rd. This re-
cord was ! and 3.4 seconds slower
than last years record. established
by Williams OF Palolse.
The finals in the 50-yard dash re-
suited as follows: Carley, Boise, J.
Shaw, lewiston High, 2; and Smith,
Lewiston Normal, 3. Time IL.
The finals I'm the shotput resulted
I'm Phillips, of Lewiston High adding
another five points to his credit.
Cook, Of Occur dAlene, took 2; and
Hezelton of Boise Bird. Distance 1876.
This was close event, as Cook thr-
ew dt 43.15 In the preMminaries.
100-yard dash-Carley, Boise. 1;
Shaw. lewiston High, 2; Gano, Mos
COW, 3. Time 1913.
Javehn throw-Phinips, Lewiston
High, 1; Cook, Occur d'Alene, Q;
Lngersoll, Wardner, 3. Ditance 1893.
made I'm Thursdays preMminaries.
Broad jump -Gano, Moscow, /;
Purdy. Occur dAlene. 2; Thompson.
Lewiston High, 3. Distance, 10 feet
s and IL inches, made In Thur,day's
prelimin aries.
12O-yaM htl1dles,-Carley, Eoise, /;
Chapman, Colfax, 2; Jones, Wardner,
3. Time 17:4. Best time made
Thursday, Carley OF Boise, 17:l, set
ting new record.
Hall mile run-Dewah. Occur dA-
lene, /; Pack, Boise, 2; Gerlough,
Boise, 3. Time 8 minutes 10 3-5 sec
onds, which was 3.3 seconds slower
than last years record.
Pole vault-Bradbury Rathdrum, 1 !;
Brown, Moscow, q; Foresman, Wal
lace. 3. Height 8 feet 8 inches.
220 yard hurddles-Smith, Lewisto
Normal, !; Chapman, Cokax, 2; and
Shaw, Lewiston High, 3. Time 2S4,
breaking last years record OF 20,
made by Shaw.
High jump-Barges, Occur d'Abene.
1; Welker, Lewiston High, 3. Height
5 feet, inches.
The relay race was won by Occur
d'Alene, finishing ten yards I'm the
lead OF the Lewiston Normal
1t was not until the high jump was
dedded-the last event which count
ed as podnts--that the winning team
was decided. Lewiston High, Occur
d Alene and Boise were all tied for
first place, each having 2S pcitns.
High had two won i'm the
high Jump event, Phillips and welk-
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1911-02-17
SIX DROWNED
IN SMUGGLING
IMMIGRATION OFFICERS CHASE
MEN ATTEMPTING TO LAND
CHINESE AND SMALL BOAT Is
CAPSIZED.
BY Associated Press.

San Francisco, Feb. 16.-At least six
persons were drowned off the coast
south of San Pedro in attempt to
smuggle party of Chinese ashore, &C
cording to a report at the Angel Island
immigration station yesterday. The
information came from Inspector f.
Ainsworth, in charge Of the immigra-
ton cutter Orient, which has been pa
trolling southern waters since the be-
ginning of the year in an effort to
check the smuggling Of Chinese into
this country from Mexico.
Early last week, Ainsworth, while
cruising south Of San Pedro gave
chase to a power boat which he sus-
pected was being loaded with Chinese
The power boat steered shoreward
and put of yawl with about six men
The yawl capsized and Ainsworth be-
lieves all those on board were drown
cd
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1911-02-17
SENSATIONAL
!. CHARGES MADE
NEW YORK MAN ALLEGES DE-
PARTMENT OF COMMERCE AND
LABOR Is ISSUING MISLEADING
FIGURES ON EXPORT TRADE.
sy Associated Press.

Washington, Feb. 16.-Sensational
charges were made at the Pan Ameri-
can conference today that the govern
ment bureau Of statistics Of the de-
partment Of commerce and labor was
issuing misleading statements and fig-
ures on the export trade Of the United
States. The charges were made by
Francis J. Low, of New York, who
read an affidavit made by a form ar
confidential clerk of the bureau.
Mr.. Low representing several export
merchants Of New York read an affi-
davit made in 1907 by Charles 9. Price,
for three years the confidential clerk
OF the bureau, stating that while en-
ployed in the bureau. instructions were
issued in regard to the export Of manu-
factures which would tend to mislead
the manufacturers Of the United
States.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1911-02-17
Close Friend of Eloquent
Democrat Says He Will
Run for Place.
ANNOUNCEMENT YESTERDAY OF
CAPT. o'6RlENs PROBABLE
CANDIDACY BROUGHT OUT
SUGGESTIONS OF NUMEROUS
OTHER cANDipATEs-THE CAM.
PAGN Is NEARLY A YEAR
AHEAD,

The announcement By The Journal
yesterday morning that Capt. ]. Ed.
| O'Br1en would probably be a candidate
Tor congress In the primaries OF 1912
ehcfted great deal OF comment and
mad the effect of suggesting several
other names that may figure in the
contest.
When Florida's now Conversational
district Is created, It VIII take at least
TWO and possibly three counties of the
east end of the Third District. These
wiz include Jefferson and Madison.
and POSSIBLY wakuIla although Wa
kaia may still remain in the Third. AT
any rate, JEFFERSON county, the horne
OF Hon. d. H. Mays. Flor!da's present
representative from the Third District
Will be rretty apt to ne Topped off into
the new Fourth District. 30 that those
counties which remain Of the OLD Third
District win be compelled TO chosa
some one else ta represent them.
While Cspt. OBrien and Judge
Chas. B. Parikhfil wers mentioned yes
te-day as probable candidatna a
gentleman who Is known to be a close
friend of fudge Parkhjn and whc js
IN position to know what th~ Judges
plans ara advises The Journa, that
Judge Parkhill will certainly be a can
didate. although he will not make any
announcement until after the first of
next year. When he does get ready to
nsake such announcement he win re-
sign from the supreme court and 6e-
vote his whole time te the campaign
Many friends of Judge Parkhin have
urged him for years to become q can
didate for congress, and 1t is now be-
neve5 that the eloquent and popular
judge has definitely decided to do so.
Other prominent Third District
Democrast mentioned are rhos. f.
West. OF Milton. formerly a member
or the state senate and a member
ate; Sheriff Hayes II HI-v~.~y--.----.S
anna, one Of the chief supporters OK
Hon. N. p. Bryan in the recent sena-
torial contest, and Judge ]. c. +.
Griggs, Of Apalachicoia, a candidate
against Hon. d. H. Mays for con-
gress in the past two campaigns.
There is nothing to indicate that all OF
these gentlemen will run. but there
are plenty of Indications that some OF
them are apt to run.
Altogether it Is reasonably certain
that the congressional campaign in
the Third District Will enjoy consider
able life next year ana that with the
general state and county elections on
there will be no lack Of political ex-
citment for those who like 1t.