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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1911-11-22

Finding that the county of Escam-
bia is in debt to the city of Pensacola
over $4,000 on account of the road
ana bridge tax, Gov. GUchrist has
taken up the matter with each of the
commissioners, and directed that this
matter be attended to without any fur
ther delay and he be notified oS the
action of the board of county comEais-
slonerS. The governor sent the state
sioners. He sent the state auditor to
PENSACOLA some time since to check uD
this account and found that the coun-
" had paid the city $1,000 on Dec Is,
1910, but this was all that had been
paid over on the city's share of the
road and bridge tax for the years 1908
1909 and 1910, leaving a balance due Of
$20,SS4.44.
The letter was read to the members
at a special meeting of the board Of
commissioners held yesterday after
noon and the clerk was instructed TO
draw a warrant in favor of the CITY in
the sum of S5,l07.90 to be applied to
the account.
This account has been discussed
considerably lately at meetings of the
county board and by the city officials,
but the public was not aware of the
tact that the matter had been put up
TO the governor, as is shown i'm his
letter which is printed below. After
paying the amount ordered at the ses--
SION yesterday afternoon, the amount
wiz still be something over $4,000
The letter from Governor Gilchrist
and the attached statement of the
state auditor is as follows:
GOVERNORS LETTER.
Tallahassee. Fla, Nov. 10, 1911.
Hon. Joseph L. Johnson. Chairman
Board of County Commissioners.
Pensa cola, Fla.
Dear Sir: 1t was recently repre-
sented to me that the county commits
sioners of Escambia county are in
certain money due to said city on ac-
count of road tax collected by the
county of Escambia, which amount
has not been paid to said city.
>sThe state auditor was requested to
look into the matter and furnish me n
statement of the account of the coun-
ty of Escambia with the city of Pen
sacola for road taxes collected by the
county tax collector within the limits
of said city. Attached please find
copy of the statement which I have
this day received from the auditor.
Your attention is invited to the
fact that the road tax in question con-
stitutes trust fund. especially as far
as the share accruing to the city of
Pensacola is concerned
Il am sending a copy of this exami-
nation and of the attached statement
to each member of the board of coun-
ty commissioners, to the clerk of said
board, and to the mayor of the city Of
Pensa acola.
please have this matter presented
to the board at it's next meeting, for
further action, and have me advised
as to what action is taken by the
board in this connection.
''Very truly yours,
ALBERT w. GILCHRTST,
"GOVernor
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very Live Pensacola Merchant Is a
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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1911-11-22
Official Weather Forecast.

Fair Wednesday; Thursday, increasing
eloudiness and warmer; moderate to
brisk northeast winds.
La Junta tribune., 1911-02-25
Birthday Party.

Last Friday Was the twelfth birth
anniversary OF Jasper Ellison of North
La Junta, and a number OF his young
friends surprised him at his home.
The merry party spent the even.
Ing at games. being favored with
pink. white and crimson carnations.
and treated to refreshment of cake.
ices and fruits between games.
Those who participated In the
happy affair We're: The Misses VI,
olet Mock. Bessie and Irene Ellison.
Lyra. Ruth and Leila Sanborn. oph.
ella McCart. Irene and Cora Brandt.
Matte Dawson. Ethel and Myra Ham.
mel. and Messrs. Jasper Ellison. Fred
and Louis Dawson, Win Broomfield.
Russell and Charl,s McCart. Arthur
Howard. Frank Mock. Everett Phe-
bus. win Dwyer, Robert Skogland.
Guy aud Harry Hedge. Lynn Gibbs.
La Junta tribune., 1911-02-25
There 10 Gut One Issue.

II Is being persistently rumorcd
that the "drys" intend. II they win.
TO close the drngstores and confcc.
tionery shops ON Sunday. TO suppress
card parties and dances. etc. and In
fact to establish u regular seven.
tcensh century. blue law. Puritanicai
regime. This In all the manufactur.
ed hot air" Of the saloon people.
One Issue. and one only. has ever
been discussed In any meeting of
the AntLSsloon League or any OF lts
committees, and that one issue 10
the prevention Of the return Of the
saloons and the suppression Of lllcg.
al liquor selling In la Jun,a. Don't
be deceived by the howl Of the pco.
pie who are trying to throw dust In
the cir. Saloons or NO saloons Ia
the question.
La Junta tribune., 1911-02-25
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Joint Club Shower.

The Chicane Club and the Four
O'clock Club united in honoring Mrs.
John Holly Friday afternoon. They
rendered her a miscellaneous shower.
at the Park House with Miss Carrye
Foxworthy and Mrs. Z. B. Linville
acting as receiving hostesscs.
The double parior OF the Park
House was brightly adorned with
American flags and white carnations
In the back parlor flag draped / OK
was the receptacle for the pretty
gifts which made up the dainty show.
er.
Five hundred was played for pas
time. the score being kept on small
white cards surmounted by the dain.
test OF hand-painted flags.
The affair was most pleasant
one. and was in every way worthy
Of the gentle. little lady whom her
friends are delighted 10 honor.
La Junta tribune., 1911-02-25
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Fortniohtly Club.

The Fortnightiy Club held its lat.
est meeting with Mrs. c. w. BON.
gardner on Belleview avenue.
Ole Bull was the interesting musi.
clan under discussion, and an ex-
cellent character sketch OF this fam
Gus and unique Norwegian was given
by Mrs. X. c. TODD. Miss Lois Dow
ner illustrated Mrs. Todd's paper
with violin solos-selections from
Ole Bulls compositions.
Mrs. Robert Craighead also read
an excellent paper. her subject being
Education and Schools In Norway
In response to the roll call. the
members present gave short word
sketches of noted Swedes.
The meeting Of the 18th was TO
have been held at Mrs. Victor Al
bera's. but was postponed on ac-
count OF the heavy snow storm and
will be held this afternoon, at the
regular hour. at the home OF the
president, Miss Elizabeth ID. Wilson.
on San Juan avenue. The me citing is
important as election OF officers Will
be in order and full attendance is
urged and expected.
La Junta tribune., 1911-02-25
Finnendusfer Crowd.

The Finnenduffer crowd was en-.
tertained last Friday evening by MIR.
and Mrs. Otis Wright. A pleasant pro
gram Of games and guessing had
been arranged for the evening, and
after playing muggins and block, and
entering into two amusing guessing
contests the company had refresh.
ment.
The day was MIR. Wrights birth
anniversary and very pretty part Of
entation to him, Of an elegant three
piece steak-set In silver and horn, the
the evenings program was the pres
Joint gift Of the congenial company.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. Jones were the es.
pecial guests Of the evening.
La Junta tribune., 1911-02-25
Phone. Junta 732

No. 32s. and Ladies' Society No.
$780," with. their numerous fortunate
guests. tied up for q well earned rest.
Some OF the efficient committees
to whom gratitude and praise are
due were: The general committee. J.
K. Painter. W. ID. Gozulm. H. NJ. Err
ickson; reception committee. A. d.
Kelly. Mrs. shuly. Mrs. Kelly. W. d.
Gosulm. Mr.. Peck. Mrs. Young. Fred
Black; floor committee. Martin. Coz.
ulin, Brooks. Young. Erickson. Var.
ner. Door. johnson.
For twenty years the b. Of l.. r.
and Z. has entertained its members
and friends. each year on the even.
ing Of Washington's birthday, at one
OF these enjoyable tails. and the af-
fair is always anticipated with pleas.
ure and participated in with great
zest and merriment.
La Junta tribune., 1911-02-25
Baptist missionary Society.

Mrs. A. W. English. Mrs. Gertrude
Kirkpatrick and Mrs James Woodruff
were the hostcsses to the Baptist
Missionary Society on Thursday after.
noon. at the home OF Mrs. Woodruff
DR.. 4. NJ. Stevenson. Sunday school
secretary OF this state was present
and added an interesting address 10
the regular program. Al other ma.
tcrs being dispatched. the hostcsscs
served scasonablc r. frcshmcnis.
La Junta tribune., 1911-02-25
oirshdsy Party.
Miss Margaret wonderiy en,erta

Miss Margaret wondcriy entertain.
I'd eleven friends NJ = = o'clock din.
ner Monday evening In remcmt rance
Of her seventeenth birthday.
Appropriate decorations Of carna.
tions and ferns. and miniature hatch.
cts tied with pink baby ribbon made
. most attractive dinner table.
The rcmsinder Of the evening.
dinner being over. was spent st the
picturs shows.
La Junta tribune., 1911-02-25
In Honor Of Mr.. and Mrs. Holly.

Last Saturday evening Miss Edna
Holly gave a q O'Clock dinner at the
home of her mother. Mrs. Chas. Rey-
nolds. sos Saan Juan avenue. in com
pliment to her brother and sister.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Holly.
The dining room and dining table
were made very beautiful with dec
orations OF pink. white and crimson
carnations. and with the delicate
green OF ferns.
The unique and amusing place
, cards bore the names of the follow
ing guests: Mr. and Mrs. Walter
Sporleder. DIR. and Mrs. p. u. Lin
vile. Miss FCarrye foxwOrthy and
Mr.. Coyey. Miss Beth Babcock and
Merritt Babcock, OF Trinidad. Miss
Irene Parks, Mr.. and Mrs. Holly.
After dinner the guests passed the
time playing 500.
Alr. and Mrs. Holly have but re
Gently returned from their wedding
trip, and are enjoying a round OF
pleasant entertainments among their
La Junta frienas before becoming
staid and softer housekeepers.
La Junta tribune., 1911-02-25
Four O'clock Club Annual Dinner.

The Four O'Clock Clubs annual din,
ner was served last Wednesday even.
Ing In the spacious dining room Of
the Harvey House Covers were laid
for twelve.
The table was pleasingly decorat-
ed in pink carnations. The place
cards were exquisitely hand painted
and were In dainty keeping with the
occasion and the company.
Miss Edna Holly. Mrs. H. G. Todd
and Miss Lyle Cartwright were in
utcd guests.
La Junta tribune., 1911-02-25

A. on Wednesday afternoon, tho
color scheme adhered. to was red and
white and was carried out with
red and white and with flags.
Mrs. Bush. of Kansas City, was out
Of town guest.
Mrs. Andrews and Mrs. LagerQuist
were assisted beth afternoons by
Mrs. n. W. George. Mrs. Ella Light.
Miss Helen Andrews. Miss Helen
Woodward and Miss Gladys Wood.
La Junta tribune., 1911-02-25
Beatrice Stevens Editor
Music Study Club.

The Music Study Club met Mon
day afternoon with Mrs. f. G. Ed
wards on Belleview avenue. The SEES
sion was an open one. and the pro-
gram was Of the nature Of = lecture
recital-each member who took part
giving concise history OF her Sc
lection before rendering II. The ma
terial for these short lectures was
gathered from Baxter Perry's Musical
Analysis.
Roll Call-Responded to by items Of
E crest relating TO Baxter Perry.
Perry :. Mrs. Walsh
anson du Vent du Sud. opus 10
Kerrison =. E. =. Mrs. Holmes
Sing, Smile and Slumter :. Gounod
Miss McNeen
Abendstern .. =. =. Wagner Liszt
Miss Hall
a Summer Garden .. Herman Lohr
Miss Shropshire
History Of kamemoi Ostrow =. -.
Miss Lottie VIII
Kamemoi Ostrow =. =. =. Rubenstein
Mrs Edwards
The Lithuanian Song e.. :. =. Chopin
Mrs. Elmer Cook
Duet-Military March e.. =. Schubert
Miss Albera and Miss Lee
After the program the company en-
joyed delightful social hour.
The club will meet on Monday af-
ternoon. March 9Th. with Miss Me.
Neen on Ration avenue.
La Junta tribune., 1911-02-25
wsshinoson's sirthdsy Reception.

Mrs. ". Il. Andrews and Mrs. V.
n. laserquist entertained my lady
friends Wednesday afternoon at 800.
at the home OF hrs. Andrews on San
Juan avenue.
The house Was Attractiyely deco
rated In red and white carnations aud
flags. The score cards were Uncle
Sam hats. and for fAvors there were
the dainticst Of tiny silk FLAGS on
giidcd staffs. These II.,!e cmblems
OF patriotism waved In triumph one
above each crystal cup Of the snowy
cream which WAS part Of the re-.
frcshments.
Mrs. Harry comicy. Of Wichita. was
out Of town guest.
Again Thursday afternoon Mrs. An.
drews pleasant home was bright for
tho reception Of fifty guests. Mrs.
Andrews and Mrs. l.ascrquist being
again the gracious hostcsscs. This af
ternoon the guests were entertained
~ progressive turnover. and . merry
game Il proved.
La Junta tribune., 1911-02-25
Prohibition is . Certainty.

Let us have prohibition. II has.
II does. 1t will prohibit II Is "a
part OF a great world movement
which. like mighty tide. is sweep
Ing ST adily onward toward the throne
OF God. bo airing this world ever
nearer 20 the blessed brightness OF
His peace and bcncdlction. You had
as well try to sweep the tides OF
the Atlantic back with the kitchen
broom" as 70 endcayor TO stay this
movement OF reform ly any OF the
weak subIerfugcs OF the people who
oppose IT,
The abolition OF the liquor traffic
Is certainty. II Will come ms
surely AS came the abolition OF slay.
cry.
La Junta tribune., 1911-02-25
Harmony Club.

The Harmony Club met this week
with Miss Mary Calfee, corner OF
Ninth and Belleview. There was the
usual program OF number OF games
of Might've followed by refreshments
The hostess plate went to Miss Cal.
fee. and Mrs. j. A. Gauger won the
prize plate.
The especial guests were Mrs John
Harding. Mrs. Chas. Fisher, Miss Lii.
lian Fisher and Miss Audrey Doty.
The club is to meet next with Mrs.
Thos. Evans.
La Junta tribune., 1911-02-25
Embroidery Club.

Mrs. Fred Jones entertained the
Tuesday Afternoon Embroidery Club
last Tuesday II her home ON Cimar.
ron avenue. The afternoon was spent
In needle work. after which the hos.
toss served an elegant luncheon.
Mrs. Orahood will be the hostess
next Tuesday.
La Junta tribune., 1911-02-25
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Birthday Club.

Mrs. Mosby Lee entertained the
Birthday CluJ Tuesday afternoon nt
her homc.5l1 San Juan avenue. There
were present the twenty.four mem.
bcrs OF the club. and Mrs. VIM. Nor.
rison. Mrs. u. @. Edwards. Mrs. Shot.
well and Mrs. John Walsh.
After the game the hostess served
exc. llcDt Refreshments.
La Junta tribune., 1911-02-25

Those in attendance we're: Misses
Irene Jones. Jennie schaffer. Helen
woodward, Helen Vaughn. Helen An.
drews, Gladys Wood. Mildred Mendel.
son. lrmine Hall. Frances Kendall,
Grace Draper and Bernice Rosenberg.
La Junta tribune., 1911-02-25
.. Of /. =. Twentieth Annual Ball.

The annual ball OF III. u. Of l..
=. and r.. MAS given Wednesday c,-
cning In the ban room Of the Elks'
suite. The programs were most at.
trsctivc and the lettering on the
covers read thus:
''B. Of l.. =. and r.. Tim. Table
No. 70. Ia Effect Wednesday. Feb.
ruAry ?;. 1911. At y y. M. supcrccd.
Ing Time Table No. ~ and all supple.
mcnts thereto"
inside the covers the legends were
quite ~ attractive and unique. aud
there were regis cred twenty.sevsn
dances, each named after . Colorado
OF Kansas town or station situated
on the Santa ". between L. junta
and Dodge cry.
The grand march--introducing the
dancing. and an excellent program Of
the wondsrly Orchestra best dance
music ~ we'll. began promptly At .
O'Clock: and from then until the
cocks were dreaming Of daylight the
merry company doublc.hcadcd along
the line from L. JunsA 10 Dodge City.
A. Syracuse there was thirty min.
utes stop Tor luncA and q Dodge Caty
at two .. ~. Home Sweet Home was
poaye1: and "opanish Psakss Lodge
La Junta tribune., 1911-02-25
Womsn's Club.

The Woman's Club met Friday af-
ternoon. February 10th. with Mrs. j.
c. Talliaferro. The paper for the af-
ternoon dealt with the life ana
works OF the poet. Harry Kemp. and
was given by Mrs. Z. Jameyson. Fol
lowing the paper there was helpful
discussion.
Again ON the afternoon Of last Fri
day the club held AN instructive and
y pleasant session. this time with
Mrs. l.. r. whittinshill. 70s Carson
avenue. The program which ~as DE-
voted exclusively To Ebert Hubbard.
began with roll call. responded To
with quotations from Hubtard's enter
taining productions, Mrs. NJ. r. Mil
Ter then gave AN interesting paper
relative to the life aud works OF
Hubbard. thereby leading up To one
OF the most animated discussions that
the club has enjoyed.
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MOTHER ANGERED.
KICKS OWNER
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Asn May Die.

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ALEXANDRIA, Mo- JUFy z2.-Be
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hefr5efnfng the young animal, Charles
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The Difference IN IN. Louis.

ne DIHerence IN the louis
The Custoner-'T think Louis Nv.
heels are too high Give ne q size
smaller. please-or perhaps Louis
XIII even would be high enough
The Sketch
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Sprains require careful treatment
Keep quiet and apply Chamberlain
Iiniment freely. II viii remove the
soreness and quickly restore the .arts
10 healthy condition. For sale By.
I'll dealers.
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REST AND HEALTH 10 MOTHER akD CHIN.

MIS-. wtSsiow's scofafNss SyxuF has hesn
MOTHERS Tor their CHILDREN WHILE
TEETHiNG. with PERFECT SUCCESS II
S0oTHES thc CHILD. SQETENS the GUNS,
AIeI.AYs MI PAIN. CURES WIND cOr1C. snd
IS the best remedy for piARRHCzA II IS abr
soirieiy harmless BE SIRE and ask for Mrs
WinsiowsS Soothing syrup and take no oihef
xi1d- Twenty-Five cents bottle.