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Semi-weekly herald., 1912-08-22

that the old districts may use it :.
second time. The plans for the new
scheme have not been worked out,
although the reclamation engineers
contend that is is practicable.
Directors of the present ditch de-
clare the plan impracticable unless
augmented by the expenditure G.
additional millions and intimate that
it is simply a scheme on the part IF
the government to depreciate the val
lie of water rights held by the dis
tlict.
Semi-weekly herald., 1912-08-22
The Trials of a Traveller.

Il am travelling salesman" writes
e. E. Youngs, E. Berkshire, VT, "and
was often troubled with constipation
and indigestion till / began to use
DR.. Kings New Life Pills, which l
have found an excellent remedy" For
all stomach, liver or kidney trou-
bles they are unequaled. Only 25
cents at all druggists.
Semi-weekly herald., 1912-08-22

Efforts to locate Zabransky's finn.
lily, If he had one at the time of his
death, proved unavailing. The oid
man came to Brighton ID years ago
supposedly from Galveston. Tex.
Semi-weekly herald., 1912-08-22

and if conditions are right Durango
will be considered. 1t is to be hoped
that our fondest hopes will be real
lied one of these days. This Sec
ton would be greatly benefited
by sugar factory.
Semi-weekly herald., 1912-08-22
LIVESTOCK COMPANY NOW
CONTROLLED BY ONE NAN

GRAND JUNCTION, Aug. 20. -
W. T. Goslen has purchased the in
tereSt of his associates in the Utah
Land & Livestock company for
about $250,000 and will remov. the
headquarters of the concern to this
ci,y.
The Utah company is the biggest
sheep concern in the west.
Semi-weekly herald., 1912-08-22

ier of the Woods-Rubey National
bank of Golden.
Vice president, II. A. Nickel OF
the Home Savings bank of Montrose.
Treasurer, Frederick o. Roog OF
the Minnequa bank of Pueblo.
Semi-weekly herald., 1912-08-22
Ladies Take
(Femafe Pills) JAMES

The successful remedy for suppressed
menstruation. Safe, sure, speedy. No
harm or interference with work. Sat-
isfactiOn guaranteed or money refund
ed. Sent prepaid for $500 per box.
Double strength.
BRANDT MEDICAL CO., Dept C. 6s,
st. LOUIS. MO.
Semi-weekly herald., 1912-08-22
PROGRAM AND PRIZES
FOR LOG ROLLING


Program and list of prizes, San
Juan log rolling, September 2, 3, and
4, Mancos, Colo.
Monday,
September 2.
Grand parade 1880 p. m.
500 first prize for float; SIS sec
ond prize for float; $40 first prize
for comic float; So second prize for
comic float.
Address of Welcome by Mayor L.
II. Clark, 2:15.
Response by visiting Woodmen.
Address for the good of the order
by Hon. C. V. Benson, head clerk,
w. o. W..
Baseball game, 300 p. M, Lebanon
VS.. Bayfield,.
Banquet at Odd Fellows hall, 500
p. M, for Woodmen and families.
Band concert and Indian dance at
7 p. m.
Special meeting W. o. w. at Odd
Fellow hall and initiation of candi-
dates, $3.50 p. m.
Grand ball at opera house, 900 p.
m.
Tuesday,
September 3.
Baseball game, Lebanon VS.. Bay
field $3.50 a. m.
Free auto trips for visitors over
the Mancos valley during the fore
non of September 8.
Logging contest $50 p. m.
First prize, $50; entrance fee ten
per cent of first prize; second prize
$25.
Log saving contest, 2:3O; $3.50
first prize; $3.50 for second prize.
Choppng contest, 300 p. M; first
prize $3.50; second prize $3.50.
Pony race, under Ia hands high
1890 a. M; first prize $25; second
prizt $40.
Nail driving contest $3.50; $3.50 for
first prize.
Ladies nail driving contest 4:3O;
$3.50 for first prize.
Band concert and Indian dance al
1880.
Grand musical concert at opera
house $780,
Wednesday,
September 4.
Indian (buck( horse races at $3.50
a. m. $40 first prize; $3.50 second
prize.
Indian (squaw) horse races at 9:4E
a. m. $40 first prize; $3.50 second
prize.
Saddle horse race, free for all, five
to enter, 10 a. m. s25 first prize; $40
second prize
Boys foot race, under IL years OF
| age II a. m. SO for first prize.
Indian (buck) foot races, 11:15i
$500 first prize
Indian (squaw) foot races; So 70,
first prize
Entrance fee for all horse races ten
per cent of first prize.
Double roping contest, five to en-
ter, 1880 p. M; s75 for first prize;
$25 for second prize. Entrance fee
ten per cent of first prize.
Band concert and Indian dance at s
p. m.
Grand ball at Mancos opera house
at 9 p. m.
Good music will be furnished by
Mancos concert band each day and a
large orchestra will furnish music
for the dances.
There will be reduced railroad rates
for the log rolling from all points
on the Denver g. Rio Grande and the
Rio Grande Southern.
Everybody invited.
ARRANGEMENT COMMITTEE,
NJ
Semi-weekly herald., 1912-08-22

Mrs. Arthur Douglas came down
from Bakers bridge today to pass
few days with friends.
Semi-weekly herald., 1912-08-22

Program and list of prizes, San
Juan log rolling, September 2, 3, and
a, Mancos, Colo.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-05
JosephuS Daniels Pas
Tribute to thGditOrS
Democratic National Committs
HEADQUARTERS
EHfth ANrnma nnllAlnK.

fYork Noy 1914
Hon Prank l. Pensacola Journal Pensa Fi@
s.,,ate, drawrr 70 a thas On its
sanaal who hahen
tl eutas han
49,.
encient service Those 9f naFe
o. That would hate aefefea
and members of the ,a On
with = spirit - oooperaton ana @ - p command
- aresptnr a po~fton .
e.ve aore leration without
the other meuaef of tbs 49, 80 ~ h-
and the Campaign never
hnV. reached fully u has az
tnaugursted on March ~ sNe he VII h
the credit Tor THIS &c" - 80 tls ef
without compensation or re- ' "eNh uefn-
selysn the nght
valued service ano - s'a l isa-
with Ia do' - M tanaaaies
of rarty whs he inausuratsd on that
win grateful appreciation - al }ou have o N sentiments
- sst~.us nd regard I am
NJ
Publicity
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SHOTS ARE FIRED
INTO ANOTHER CAR
Police Judge Dismisses the
Charge Against Men Ar
rested and il is Rumored
Action May be Taken
Against Him-Peusacola
Boys Have Comfortable
Camp.

SPECIAL To THE JOURNAL
Jacksonville. Fla.. Nov. tr-For the
nrEf time ninre tha ear mems strike,
the- women took a hand n mob fio-
isnco toeav. holding or Riverside
car and atonluw it. Mnitiamen we're
called. bat the women escaped. Three
shats were cred into one car during
the forenoon and one other vas stoned
and one was forced on the track ~
misslles being placed on tho rails. out
eide 81 this no ether trouble has been
reported
The company announced today thet
a ia willing 10 recognize any local
union. but wopld not recoEnize tne
nmainamated hsaociation.
or the nfteeu men arrested sunday
for mob violence. only one was hnca
~ the municipal court today This has
caused much unfavofahie comment and
4 y rumored that action win b. taken
arainai Judge Ssearengens who heios
a card m the local niackamith's union.
The board 81 trade committee in sth
~ session IN hopes 81 hrinGtng about
= settlement ~ tne difnculties.
The Pensacola boys are comfortably
ramped an the rreftE lasr~ - 'front.' q
fen rnmramys neN power houAe @i''
al are IN excellent spirits
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-05

Washington. Nov. This special
election DAY weather bulletin was
issued today By the weathcr bu-
reaus
ON Tuesday Indications are that
the weather vii be generally fair
throaEhuut the Atlantic states. the
southern states, the Mississippi and
lower ohio Valleys. the plains and
the Far southwest in the region ~
the great lakes the upper ohio val
ley. Northern New YORK. and North
ern New England. the weather VIII
b cloudy but probably without
precipitation IN Western Montana.
Western WyominE and Idaho there
win Be rain or snow rain also IL
probable On Washington. oregon
and extreme northern California
Temperatures VIII he moderate for
the season IN practically all parts
of the country on Tuesday.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-05
M ASSOCIATED PREss

WaEhinEton. Nov. t.-Revoiutionary
changes in precedure m oquity cases
IN federal courts throuEhout the
United States are enected IN revised
rules promulgated today ~ the su-
prenac court of the United Ststes. The
object is % reduce thu cost of htiga-
ton and % eliminate DELAYS.
Among new rules q proceedinEs an
nounced hy ths supreme court today
T. ono which wauld prohibit iasuan os
% restraining orders without notice
20 the opposite party ami also restrict
Ing issues Of Temporary injunction or
dera.
The new rule on iniunctions pro-
vfdss:
NO preliminary in1unrtion shah -
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-05
.PUWERS HAVE
NOTYETREPLIED
TO THE APPEAL
None of the European Gov
ernments Have Acceded
70 Turkeys Request for
Mediation in the Turkish
Balkan War.

'onstantinopie. Nov. s.--Non. os IN.
European powers have yet replied ,o
the Turkish governments requ.., -
i'aeoiaiion IN the Turkish Balkan var.
The belief is held here that kim
Ferdinand. q Bulsaria. chief of an.
Aiilsa states. VII not b sarry, 20 ae.
oepi European intervention after ~.
Tremendous sacrifices made IN an.
War y ths BuiEarian army.
Aoauliah Pasha. oou.maadsr 81 fh.
Turkish eastern army. T. um a.
Il { hsf seaakcut A. noon today one 80
Ma oetachments had destros.a 80 -,
Raftant railroad bridge at Tos.~ir,
AaFElsh officials assert that 49,
Gent eomnniasariat was largely r.
Ht'pnAtoie Tor the Turkish revers.u
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-05
TAX
VOTE RECORDED
- AssncIATEp -

washington. Nov. t.-FermAl n''ioe
- rattacation % the s,ate q Louiai-
ana.s income TAX constitutional amend
rnent reached the state department TO-
dav. thirty three states have thus FAR
netiaed the department a favorahie
action. Formal notice o. ne approF-
u az Ohio l. expected soon and the
aFrrmafive vote n only two more
states - nov necessary % make the
thrse -fourths vote required Tor adop-
tor ~ a constitutional amendment
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REVOLUTIONARY CHANGES IN
COURT PROCEDURES MADEBY THE
UNITED STATES SUPREME COURT

granted without nasice 10 tho opposite
straininE order be granted without no
tice % the opposite party. unless u
shall clearly aupaar from sueciflc
facts shows hy affitavit or by The YER
fed biu that lmms1iate and irmpar-
ahie loss or danaN viii result b the
applicant before The matter cah ne
heard on notice.
Tn case a temporary restraints or
der shall he granted without n1ftce N
the contingency specified. the hnattef
shall he made rtturnahie a. m ear
TEST possible tine and Ia no. event
later than ten dafs from the orcsr and
shall take preceoence of all HNttern.
except other matters 81 tie saEae cher-
actar. Whan TIN nnmttar cernf4 mn flf
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-05
WOLGAST-MANDOT
GET NO DECISION
chsmplsn Had Better 81 Fight "
early Rovnda bvt Mssdot Was
Fighting Best a the cioss.

New Orleans. Nov. t.-Ad wolrnst
the lightwelKht champion pugilist. and
Joe Msndot the local lightweight
fought ten rounds with the honoru
fairly evenly divided here tonight al
Pelican PARA arena
Woigast had a shade % the earii~r
rounds. but Mandot was getting better
and outnKhtinK the champion In some
% tho latter rounda Seventy i've hun.
dred saw the bout and the receipts ap.
proximated s2sooo.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-05

Grand Total +-.r o. e. % ftN-
Fua LISA Rspuhlishsd.
Elaevhcre In The Journal is pup
liuhed FUN ust Of All the contfi-
buttons and remittancea which 70
a. make up this tsof 10. u is a good
uat and A. worth rereaeing. IN
srudinw in their contributions Fes-
terdav moruinr. Jas o. Watson ana
j. Wootnn wrote
Pensacola. F1a-. Nov. tth iaiA
Pensacola Journal city
Gentlemen Noting the close OK
tha aub0cription list for canpNxn
expenses ~ Governor Woodrow
Wilson today. we trust ths inc'osed
check for rive tt6ool Dollars riay
reach you IN time 90 D. forwarded
| with amount already raised ~ yoal
Feeling that a Democratic vic-
4 tory g. almost certain this year. and
believing the method adopted ~
thn Wilson managers in retch h.ns
an the people. 20 he the best possi-
bic plan On such CAMPAIGNS. Ne are
VERY truly yours
J. G. WATSON
and
J. J. HooToN
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-05

Paterson. n. r. Nov. t--Governor
sszfison -~--s a. early 49,
night before tho election addres~ins
Democratic rallies a. Paterson and
paaraic. New Jersey. the Industrial
centers The Democratic presidential
nominee was greeted with great en-
thuHlasm aa he appeared az the high
school auditorium. An illuminated
street parade had stirred the city 90
exeitement and thousands more per'
sons than could be crowded into ths
Auditorium fought 20 gain admission
The applause continued fcr mors
than ten minutes after the NOMINEES
had appeared on the platform, his head
1 Bearing a large strip of pink plaste'
over the scalp wound he received u
an automobile mlshap sunday morn
I iur The cheering was cut short a
the governors protest that his tim
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-05
THREE CANDIDATES
STATE ATTORNEY
The Successful Attorneys
VIII be Recommended for
Appointment 10 Succeed
Judge Price and Prosecut-
ing Attorney {. l.. Wilson
Who Have Resigned.
SPECIAL TO rHE JOURNAL.

rFEAAAAa 10 THE JOURNAL
Mariana. F1A-. Nov. AT a mass
meetiag ~ the attorneys % the Ninth
judicial circuit held IN an city today
for the purpose % endorsing a sue
eessor % Judge W. a. Price and
prosecuting Attorney {. 4. Wilson
both of whom have resigned. Hon u
,. Jones. - chipley. vas the choice for
Judge. and Hon Rivers ~ Ruford. Of
this city. was endorsed as prosecuting
attorney.
Every attorney An this circuit was
either present or sent his proxy. Dor
tudEe the names ~ Judge Reeves. oi
Bonifay. Hon. y. J. Jones. ~ Chiplcy,
were the only uneE mentioned. For
states attorney r. a. Buford and
Thoe. ". walker. both ~ this city. and
a. y. Carmichael. of Chipiey. wers
she applicants. tho former two lead
ing and voting va cione. Carmichael
then withdrew and nuford lei. The
endorsement then wss made unani.
aoua for both Jones ag.d Huford
nAPTlaT PARSONAGE BuRNs.
~r'in@EAptist parsonAwn m@@- @@n..
pieteiy a@@tn@R@a - eflFe yerteraax
shortly after fsoon. The nre hnd gain.
- ~ucn n-Huwuy ngtntns coula ~
zone 20 save the building. although hv
hard work the homes of Attorney 4.
~ Calhoun and Sheriff Hays Lewis
On each side were saved Meat of
Rev Hurdon's household wooaa were
saved The fire originated around the
stove fine The building vas valued
at about t2.Eoo and only 81 zoe On
surance was carried
About Midnight Friday night tha
combination store and Rrint MN of w
J. Johnson was also destroyed n n
supposed 20 have caught ffom nparirs
from fhm hnfImwr
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-05
CIRCUS CLOWN AND WIFE
ARE HELD WITHOUT BOND

t7icaEo, Nov. a-cnarlem xram.r
aliaa Conway. the clown ana ~ ~.
Lillian beafrics Kramer. wsr. h.ta
70 the grand jury without hail toasv
Tor the murder u Sophia Camr,..,,s..
sinRe. of nAitimora
kramer and hia wife t~nffe.a -
~ .ls-anS .,l petofe the ooroner'a Jury. tell
"a them In the polio. couf.~.,.,,. -.
tained several days arn. A.. Kr....--
denied active particgpatiou ~ - -.
oer and Kramer auhstantlat.s -.
-. .nsnL he also said the murdar
had attacked him.
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nY AssocIATEp -

Dallas. Texas. Nov. a.-The police
today made public = confession given
them by J. n Rose, asserting that q
years ago. a. Cowngton. Ky he killed
W a. Morris He said be vent under
the name q n. W. Tngurson when hs
Killed Morris. Rose also said That =
yearn nKo 81 independent KY ~
stoIs tilo from Abstain stephens.
RoHe has resided IN Dallas Tor 2.
years and is IS years old tie married
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-05
MRS. LINDLOFF is
GUILTY OF MURDER
ch,eage spirituallss ssntsnesd 70 =
vsaru in Prison ser Poisoning 70
ynar oid son For lnsuranoe.

CHICAGO. Nov a~MfN. Aft'AAaN
samrr arlrituaiiat and crystal Naters
- found guilty ~ murder in Judge
vVinserm court here tonlgh'.
punfshusnt vas hEcd ga IS years ln
tbm rrnitrntinry. The wognam y -
charged with poisoniug her Nfteen-
vrar oia son Arthur ta obtain the hte
ivuurance The prosecution introdneea
evidence with a view % showinE thhi
rts~r members ~ the family had alst
N~on poisoned and kiilcd By the woma
=, e~fsr 10 obtain lffa insurance.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-05
FRANCE REFUsEs 70
TAKE TAE INITIATIVE

Paris. nov. t-The Frsnrh v.,..,.
ment has refused the wnrkl.h -.
i'slia apEeal for q O. take fhe Ini-
a1i'e in nfinginE about an imterven.
-pa ef the powers 90 stop hostiItles
aha Impose an armistics on the naf.
kan states
TIE reply r. The F'renrh foreign af-
nc points oui that f0r France n tats
the course suFEcsfed nouId he ran-
uary tn International law ana uouis
make he- appear as siding aKlinuf ths
taAkhn states France can only. n
Was added. consider. ln accord ugfh
all the great powers. reluesf frr
mediation properly ao-calied tf such
relueEt - allreanaa ln har-
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-05
Alto H. i..s Hymn, DanasVlan
Confesses Murder and Robbery

q Dallas woman. Pc couple have nj
ehildren-
Rose has not - any details nf
the allcged kiiling Ate SAD That while
walking past crch here yesterday
the sound - Hinlg - Affected him
that he went lnie. listened 20 the
sermon. decided confess. and went
20 the city iaii. ere he surrendered
laat evening.
Ills confeasiunsserta that about a
year and a halHo ne burned his
nome here. obtsns thereby ti.oa0
Insurance..
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BRYAN TO SPEAK
TO CONFEDERATES

washington. Noy. A-Wtiiiam 9en-
rtews pryan today te'egrnphed Mrs
rf.r4or Butler Of the Arlington Cen
so4ernte Monument asacciation accept
,rr AZ invitation % make The principal
,Faresa at the having of tho cornef-
800 Tor ne Confederate monument In
artfrrfun national cemetery TUESDAY.
November Is. On connection win the
.,.rum4 convention ~ tho lnitei
Devrhter. ~ the Coufedoracy durins
chat wees.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-05

hearing, the party who obtained the
temporary restralning order shall pre-
coed with his application for q pre-
lirninarY injunction and n be does not
do 80. the court shall dissolve his
temporary restraining order.
Upon two days notice 20 the party
obtaining such temporary restrain -
orders the opposite party may appear
and move the dissolution and modifi-
cation of the order. and that event
the court or tudEe shall proceed q
hear and determine the motion ~ ex-
pecitiousiy a. the ends % justice mas
require. Every temporary restraining
order shah be forthwith FILED ~ the
clerks onica-
The ncw aptf. lniunction rule lrsrpr-
tconfinnaa -. sacnna Parei
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-05
WE'LL WAGER ON
w. WILSON KYLER
p.rtv Lines nst Drawn n This TsSs'
Home But Are They Dens hsp. Or
pr..f-ghat % They Weigh.

washington. nov. AA.r'
n al Wvier of ncnlson. Tex.. sent
t.tegvnrn ts President Taft received
s.sev "a the White House announcinE
49,. birth az three sons. named william
1900 Taft Kvler Theodore hooae-
-. fl,lsr. and Woodrow Wilson NY
ler ..s
~ tha president name. Aaaistana
e.rr~t.rv Rrahauy today cert q tele-
-. te me parents expressing ths
80 that the triplets would i've Ions
and prosper.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-05
WILL pUcE GAME
BASEBALL ~ FANcE

r. = 2 =" 7 = -
Chirfx A-Richard GteTfn al
sioux "a vho Eve years aEo
took srize fighters % Paris Tor
the pff giving SoxinE sxhlbi-
tion Nv proposes 60 Introduce
the = baseball IN Frame ac-
cordiu statement made - hifn
here A.. He sald the baseball
. invas'rancs would berin tn
Siay u he thinks that n win
requt few weeks for the spoft
10 tst colnry.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-05
ITALIAN FOREIGN MINISTER
CONSULTING At BERLIN

Berlin Nov. Tho ltAilah tNts
minister Marquis "a san eailiaho' hAA
nrrfved here and has had seF,fal con
frrenrea with thc Imperial enAi,
pr Won Bethmann ttoil~es
were primarily intended 20 aeet -"
the general relations ot 'iefinAl'a' 60.
trla Hungary and ttalA' oAt ~ -
.rseofes si,nasf exclusively 90 ire
ove~ttar ~ intervention In the Balkan
w4E.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-05

London. Nov. The Turkish a.
hassador here has been dlrectes IL,
ne ottQman government 90 Inform
oreat Britain - Turkeva wniinwness
20 receive assistance In bringing about
saFpension of hostiufies with q vi~r
ct afTtFinE "a q peaceahiy settlement
fasna Immediately. on receiving tie
conn lnieation rom constantinople
vent % the foreign ofnce and confer.
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CANDIDATES OF
THREE PARTIES
ENDCAMPAIGN
Gov. Wilson Greeted With
Great Enthusiasm AZ
Two Places.
SAYS HE LEAVES
CASE TO THE JURY

In Ills Closing Speeches the
Governor Deals Almost
Entirely With New Jer-
sey Affairs-Taft Speaks
From Train. While Roose-
welt Says He is Battling
for the Lord.
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The Full $4,000
Was Contributed

The response - TIE Journals re-
quest for enough additional con'ri-
buttons % the wilson and MarHnau
fund 20 make q total of aeoe.9e
came early yesterday with the .ol-
loving result;
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-05

Mr.. Cart.r ~ Harrison wifa "a
chicaEo's mayer. whose oontribgtions
- juvenile literature have endoared
ner % hundreds % young people. has
lust puohshed . ueW novel It 10 en-
utled The Lady ~ the shows" ana
= a story u the Canadian northwest.
THIS - Ms. HsrFison'a s.cond novel
and = da1il@1ed 10 Der husband.
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tcontinssa on PsEs TvO)
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-05

FAtR TUESDAY, WARMER MORT
poRTtoNf WEDNESDAY FAl
MODERATE EAST WINDS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-07-31
MARSHALL BEATEN AGAIN
Drops to a Tie for Fifth Place
in Chess Tourney.

Breslau. July 30.-Play in the eleventh
round of the international chess masters
tournament to-day was OF unusual inter-
est In consequence Of the meeting between
Or. Tarrasch, OF Nuremberg. and A. X.
Rubnstein, the Russian champion, and
the further fact that the latter smarted
under his first defeat. sustained at the
hands OF DuTas. who scored against him
in the game adjourned from the seventh
round
Or. Tarrasch and Rubnstein did not
reach conclusion, and their game Is
pending after a hard struggle occupying
the entire two sessions OF play. DR.. Tar
rasch remained In the lead, but Tefch-
mann. who defeated Breyer. equalled his
total number OF points.
Schlechter, the Austrian champion, also
passed RubInstein, as well as Marshall. by
administering defeat TO the United States
champion. The American dropped 10 tie
for fifth place with Duras, as the b.
hemlan, In addition to taking the ad-
Iourned game from Rublnstein also scored
his game scheduled in the eleventh round
with Spielmann.
In the other games Przeporka won from
Balla. Lewltzky defeated Treybal and the
games between LOwtZky and Meses. Carls
and C0hn and Barn were drawn.
After eleven rounds the scores Of the
competitors follow: