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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-22
MONKSHAVENIS
OMAN EVEN KEEL
ABoUr 10000 FEET Of LUMBER
AND SOME coal UNLoApgp
Before VESSEL RioHrEo.

The work Of placing the British
steamship MankshaEcu. which camr
very near rausiElng n Ihe bay several
dayH ESQ while she was en- route to
sea on even kerl was completed late
yesterday evening and the steamer be-
row clear ~ tho mud. into which she
was rgn to keen her from turning tur.
tie About Zoo o00 feet ~ lumber has
teen removed lrum tFc drHE ~ fEH
vessel o. also required tra unInnH.Hr
~ about t1 tons ~ hurfe- erHI ~ ~Hf
fhe steamer hack into Dor right H1a|-
ton. A part 81 her dec. IuHf wIU be-
rel0a ded before r1r leaves port
on account % "a vfrH'HrH being
broken WREN frH vessels anchor H.H
being raised fHe Steamer NHI rrf
leave port urHI rHHr Christmas rr.
naming here mHm fhr uuIHTT fa
aEalu uu. 'u WORKING order
g W. oliver, FeHsara.a Assent frr
auTIs agency represented chat H..
sanitation un tHr steamer
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-22
PERMIT
TO BURY A CAT
Wealthy Owner Wanted 20 Pot Pet
A@ay IN csustsry, Bat Was Rsfussd
Permission.

Atlantic CITY. ~. J.. Dec IA
funeral procession consisting ~ Mra
Catherine Garter. a wealthy resident
~ Memphis Ter a.. and en- undertaken
.rd lhH HHdv Of her pet cat ~TiEer~
H.a HHIf.E Hf fr. entrance 90 Pleasant
van. cemetery Yesterday.
.Eou can't rrt permit % bury that
rHf hHrr group ~ cemetery on
#.IH announced.
NTrH Carter vac Indignant Sire
pointed af HHr specially made caaEel
containing Der deceased ref of hHern
FHHrr THr conn was ~ rosewood
trimmed with German silver. Huked
lined anf rHfumea and decorated with
r.rrfn rrf THE aufhusItIes were un-
Welding
Tiger vas blind and had q broken
.#.E FIr bad been brought hcre for
treatment Hv specialists. but died
rmrrEHv ~ heart disease. MR. Garter
H.f H1uEhf H.m 81 600 diamond
s.#H##H collar
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-22
NEW OFFICERS
FOR RED MEN
LARGELY ATTENDED MEETING
HELD FRIDAY NIGHT AND OF.
FIcERs SELECTED FoR ENsU.
ING YEAR.

Friday night Tippecanoe Tribe No.
g., Improved order - Red Men. held
one ~ the most enthusiastic meetings
ot thc paat term. Besides Ecalplng
tao palefaccs. who had been in cap
Evity for ten DAYS. they elected new
chiefs az follows
-acncm-A v Hatt01.
Senior aRhmoro--Wm A. Johnson.
Junior sag more-Thos. Barrett
Pruphet-H a. Dewitt
chief o. Records D. Morey.
Keeper ~ Wampum--iL D Maeksy
~. Z. Morey was elected % repre-
sent he tribe az ule next great council
session. watch win convene IN Tampa
next March. Mr.. Mercy viii be ac-
Comranied hy Geo. q. stanford. who
holds membership IN the great council
r~al1ng two. strong representative
nom the Pensacola tribe
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-22
DO NOT BELIEVE
WOMAN'S STORY
husband Of Mrs.. a. l. Lynn Who Cen.
fssssd 10 Numbering Aged Man, 10
Arrested.

Dublin. Ca, Dee. ei.--AsnertlnE that
Mrs, A. L. Lynn. aged g. confessed the
Shooting and killing q o.. NJ. HiEhtow-
er who was rs. 20 protect her hus-
band from Implication. the police this
afternoon arrested A. T.. Lynn. charg-
ing him with the murder.
Hightower waa shot seven times ~
Mrs. Lynn's room IN the family home
Tuesday. The woman said she killed
HEihtower 20 protect her honor. No
warrant has been Issued Tor her ar
rest 30 far
Chief az Police HUrht0wrr. ~ this
cts, the son of TIE murdered man. re-
fused 10 accept tie woman'a explana-
tion. re investigated the story. Lynn
denies any connection with the shoot >
ms He says he was not al home
az the time. The preliminary hearing
~ Lynn comes 0T Tuesday.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-22

tween fhe trestla ~ the rharf ard the
uU lH being reduced
Tho station agents along the line
have been appointed and have gotten
their Instructions General rrHf1c Man
aFer George O. Wuuusa having filled
fau place af Cnntonmrnt yesterday.
Ha appointed 4 r.. Mckinley.
The way stations hrFe been pro-
vlded nmd the ticket cabinets Installed
hlth stocks - tickets covering ar
points along fhe routit inCludinH the
Cnfeswn1d branch.
Mr NeEarzsi irft foF Nsw YORK Pm
eay Night. after spending q week here
with Mr berry and the various de-
pnrtment managers and heads. BE
was hiEhN pleased win the proErers
~ ire road and. while ho lei feeling
every foot - the way. iH known O. b.
of the opinion that the entire line.
terminals ard various structures
planned Wiu al be- completed and in
working a. a completed system with
IN a comparatively short time.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-22
II you miss your paper.
phone (l500) before ten
O'Clock. and one will be de-
livered you by special carrier.
KNOCKED IN HEAD
ALL MONEY TAKEN

Bud williams. neKro bod -carrief.
was knocked in the head AND robbed
between 2 and 2 o'clock this mornlnr
while BE- vas o. Davis street hetweeu
Belmont and LGRua. On hia way home
Tao negro received a bad wound On
top ~ TIE head and waa rsliaved ~ sll
bis money.
The matter was reported a. the 70.
Zee station % "a brother of ths wound.
80 man. but ho was unable tn naY what
amount nf money the hiRauayman Eof
BE sald the Injured negro had worried
at # lasi week On the huildinn heinE
erected hy Dos. Z Johnson AZ tho ceF-
ner ~ haTicn and Romano streets
The police 1sgan en- Investigation ~
thn huld-up shortly after % n.rlnek
ihiH morning. but 90 arrest haa Yst
been made.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-22
THREE ROBBERIES
BEING INVESTIGATED

The police are investigating three
rohberiea which were reported ycster-
day. bat no arrests have yet been
made
Georzinna Reynolds living AZ No
2i3 East strong street reported that
three gold rings. one 81 them set with
three ruhies. were stolen nom her res
ieence yeseday. The thief also took
s. Bin One % rhe rings rs marked
NJ r.. while another one 81 marked
j. r.
-. r. sanders living az the Park
Hotel. reported that a silver set had
been stolen from his room al that
hotel
The third report was made bv ~ J.
Tyler. who gave his address as the
Merchants hotel he reported that his
oyercoat was stolen from that hotel
on December 18Th.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-22

tconunHsa from Pass onsl
carrying out - the platform pledges
and talked about various cabinet
places. disouaslng names in a general
way"
DIG Mr. Bryan suggest some
namea.r be- vas asked
n don't rsmember WHISTLER he o. I
suggested the names"
The governor was them asked II SIR.
uryan's name had been discussed
71t wnH not discussed" he answered
emphnticaliy You must take me 81
ms word that I am not making deci-
aiona now and honor me bg not asking
questions mat call that into question. {"
The governor said hs did not know
whether hs would have any further
conferences soon with NJ. Ryan.
Tha president elect here turned the
Interview into q rsurimhnd % some %
the headlines On the morning news
papers ~Tha headline writers" 81
said. seem % tank that everything I
40 10 going 20 b. sensational and the
headlines almost never agree wifh the
article below them"
Mr. wilson closed the interview BY
saying tAaf he would can Mr.. Bryan
who had remained behind
The Nehraskan was absolutely non
cummiffaI as 90 his conference "tt ts
customary he said "for tho president
70 make announcements Of his confer
ancoa and not his callers"
The correspondents however fenced
with ar. Bryan plying him with q
number ~ questions 90 all Of which be
made the same reply.
when told that Colonel Wattersou
had suggested him FOR the amhassa-
aoTship % Great Britain the Nehras-
han smiled and said
Colonel WattereoE and have not
conferred about that matter"
A. Mr. Bran was talking 20 The
Newspaper men Governor Wilson came
ont ~ bis once and Mr.. Bryan turned
20 him lauEhlugiy saying;
II am throwiug on you the respon-
slbllitY 81 doing the saying
That's right sir. ru attend 90 them
said the governor with a twinkle IN M,
eye
The two democratic Leaders ther
went out Oh luncheon. Nr. Tumuity
the governors secretary. Joined the tive
in the public dining room OF q iora
hotel
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-22
CHRISTMASFOR
THE NORWEGIAN
SEAMENINPORT
ARRANGEMENTS BEING MADE
FoR THE ANNUAL cELEBRA-
TON At CHURCH ON PALAFoH
sTREET.

Arrangements have been completed
af celebrating Christmas as me Nor
Her.an aeamens church IN Pensacola
and b. ~ the Intention ~ those who
have ire matter iu charge 90 excel
au former oeiahratoua at thc rand
some cdlnoe on South fnlafoE street
Tho program provides Zoe two ceie-
brafionH. the drat me 90 be held on
next Friday evening at 3 o'clock and
che second event wtl take place on
Saturday Afternoon at the same hour.
GA both occasions tAa Feameu wiu be-
presented uith gifts from r. Christmas
tree and refreshments win be served
Tho celebration az this church Tor
the benefit ~ the Norwegian seamen
ID an annual one and - among the
most interesting events held under the
auspices 20 the congregation
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-22
LYNCH A NEGRO
FOR MINOR CRIME
Nor~ay. s. c. Party Takes John Fielder
Out and Sheets Him To pssth-Was
Arrested on False prsssrss Charge.

Columbia. a. g.. Dec. 2f-A crowd
early this moruinE broke into the
guard house ~ the little town q Nor
way. secured John Fielder. negro
prisoner. took sim q short distance
from town and shot him - death.
SO clue a. the lyncherH has been
found and No motive On known. The
negro bad been JAILED On q chsrEe ~
obtaining money under false pretenas
An examination ~ tracts developed
tha fact there were not more tan a
hair dozen men in the party. u was
learned that Fielder had trouble with
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-22

The story - tod - farmers son
u.ho wished 10 become a famous Law
ser. that he went % sprinEhpld ui.
and accepted employment az small
sum from an attorney, acourdtnG o.
stories BY George Bruce. A ire end
~ three DAYS study ne returned - the
farm.
We'll. Bill how'd you like the law
asked hls father.
Tt Amt what its rraeksd up % be
replied Bin gloomly. tn sorry {
learned W
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-22
HOTEL ARRIVALS.

San Carlos ~. EhitorA. ChipieN.
Flas stanley a. StarrinE. Minnoapo-
Na Nina Miss a. Hatch. perdido
Reach. Emil nusnilcnn. Chicago a.
al clancy. Guifpurt MinH n. n West.
Milton. ~ w. Neyora. Milton. w. a
FINLEY. Pine barren. JnH UHara and
atfe. chicago. H W Waters. Jack
sonVIle. Fla.s WIN ~ Thius. Omahal
M Senior Mobile Ala , G. S0phun.
Rt Louis. ~ n. Euan. Jnrkaonville's
FIa. q H Crawford. Denver. Cuioi
%. o. MuiaewH. citF. q. w. Rowe NO
bile. Ala Andrew CartfFs Mobile
JACK rurtiH Pine Harren u g.. Knox
Knoxville. Tom. o. Patterson 40
more Ala D. Van Fonanm, Jaekrons
vine. tIa . D Hr0tt Jacksonville
f1a.. J. shannon Nashville. Tenn
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-22
5000 TURKEYS TRAVEL
TO The SIC CITIES

Washington. Zee. ci-Travoilnr 90
their death in a special train. no 900
turkeys passed through here early to-
day on their wHv from the smiling
hills ~ Eastern Tennessee 20 thr ta-
hiea ~ Christmas Celchrauta ln Haiti
more. Philadelphia and New YORK
Taken Ina conjunction with e former big
shipment from too samc section just
before Thanksgiving. the value ~ the
birds Shipped IS the Tcunesaeeana b.
said 90 - Approximately a half mill
ION dollars 10Th big Shipments
s1urht fhe same mHrkrt
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-22
THREE TIMES THE
LIMIT SAYS JUDGE
Refuass Divo-es 20 Man ard Wife.
Who Had Seer Divorced - M
rneroua Occasions.

Kansas CITY, Dec. st-No man, even
though he hr model husband.
should h0rr 20 marry more than three
times iu a nfc time. and four mafri-
m1nIaI experiences are enough for
any woman. Circuit judge Clover de-
c.Ied here today waen he dismissed
the divorce suit brought BY Mrs. Daisy
Cooper against her husband. r. a..
Cooper
Fifteen women witnesses described
Mr Cooper az a model husband but
NFa Cooper contendcd they had only
a long distance view ~ him" The
testimony showed that Mrs Cooper had
been married four times and her bus-
band three times. The iudEe abrupt
ly ended the proceedings with this ob-
ssrvafl0u. ~rhe petition n dismissed
You people have married too May
times already N you can't i've to-
rrther. search tor happiness apart
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-22
Coaling Dock Will
BE Next q. r. & A. Work


tcnrffnusa FruH pa1s onsl
Vice. President gcarEe A. Berry 90
Pensacola. showed fbem aF urI aa tha
completed stretch of railroad enc tact
lHat che c. D. and A. o. RoiuE con.
a.drrabN forward
Additional capital e. wee gathered
fem fH# members of fFrI rHI.r. viii
Ea available aH So .r needed. .a .Har
were fEreaH tHeE bad found enc conn
rHuF HrsFreFsIra rHHsrT.ffIE-H and
Fet HHr.HE ur0prrr I0u7fa affan.H. n
rR.H factor n tf0 development az Ifa
system
while fHr company s rianr.He fa
UeE.n EnFE HH EHs bunker Ha.rH work
men arc now EefHHE ready b. las sffh
HI possible haste smother section OF
railroad frrm TareavlIe Alabama. me
present northern terminus. o. Jones
HI.I twenty mites t1 tHe rerfhwarf.
LAYING TRACKS.
Ar IHr same time fHr work 90 laying
tracks Ia thn fra.Eht yard between
Smith aHd % streets BE- EofnF ahead
construction on passenger and Freight
H.HnH AZ rHyia and ChinIeg atrenta H.
being pushed foraard ard the sap be-
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-22

The dstecsive had just Congratulated
che housewife Cor hringinE about the
arrest q q noted sneak thief. says tn
Fhfiadelphia Record.
oh. . knew h. was e crook tn
minute he opened his mouth she
replied HmllinNly.
How asa you spot him - duicziyr
why. b. told me- the Eas company
had seat him o. examine oBr meter
and see n We Eers not entitled 70 a
rebate"
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-22
FATALLY WOUNDED
AFTER SHOOTING
louisville Dairynan Arms Himself
And Battles Five Hours With .
AIDED Home.

Louisville. Dec. SIN trying 20 es-
cape from a shcrins posse seeking him
for Fhooting and fatally woundinr sis
wife and her woman friend. Dominick
Gyr. a dairyman. today harricadcd him
self ga he home Eve miles from here
and was not taken out until De- had
been fatally wounded Earlier in the
day. az hoe. be- quarrolisd with his wife
and shot her and her friend. Then he
armed himself with two shot guns and
tree pistols and attempted % escape.
Hn was driven back ~ hia Some and
there battied with the posse
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-22
SENTENCE on BASEBALL
PLAYER IS REDUCED

Nashville. Tenn. Dec 2i.--fn he
criminal court today the sentence -
ten years iu states prison recently
imposed on Roy Walker. the baseball
player owned ~ the Cleveland Amer
lean league team and two other young
men. on charges - assault with tn
tent 20 commit voluntary manalauEh-
ter was reduced % ninsty-one days On
the workhouse. a fne % $50 and costs
The reduced sentences were accepted
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-22
MCOMBS NAMES
WILLIAM EUSTIS
Ne 10 Apprentices chsirtran 81 inau.
sural coHuittss 20 Arranss VII.
sens inauguration.

Washington. Dee William Cor
coran Eustis of Washington was se-
lcCted TODAY chairman nf che inau-
aurRl committee which wiH have
charge 81 Woodrow Wilson's Inaugural
ton. He g. a brother 90 tho late sem
ator Eusiia ~ Louisiana Tae Folcc-
ton vas announced hy William D. Nc
Combs. chairman 81 the democratic
national committee
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-22
BERLlN SURGEON DENIES
GOING TO ST. PETERSBURG

Berlin. Dec. 1l.-Prof James isareL
Berlin surgeon. denies today that
b. had iouruFyed 90 - Petersburw
and performed q delicate surgical
operation on the heir-apparent 90 the
Russian throne. receiving a. compen-
alton t2s.ooo and the royal promise
o. better conditions for Jews in Odessa
ard klnv such a repcft was tele-
uaphed from Berlin yesterday and
published On the United States
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-22
MANY CASES HooKwoRN
m a KENTUCKY COUNTY

Lexington. Ky. Dec zf.-puf ~ -
1sB persons examined by physicians in
Rreathiit county I.zGa suffered rom
hookworrn. according 90 tae nrst report
~ ne Rockefeller commission. nied
here today. d was estimated that "
this rate 90 Infection prevailed Oh the
other mountain counties. then Ken
uckv had $4,000 eases 20 haakWprn.
In some % the Brsataiti county schools
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-22
INDIANS SLAUGHTER MANY
AND CARRY OFF GIRLS

E1 Pnuo. Texas. Dee 1l-A news
paper Dispatch from Douglas. Aria.
says nswa from the mining camps
south 81 there ss that Taaul Indiana
after en- attack lasting two daTE cap
tlred the sonora town % san MarclaI
slaughtered many ~ the Inhabitants
and carried on several girls 20 the
mountains. The Hcauia are reported
Co. he wen armed and well urEanIaad.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-22
BAN PLACED on PRIZE
FIGHTING ~ CLEVELAND

Cleveland. o.. De- zt.-Msyor Baker
practically put ban on the boxing
game In Cleveland today when hs told
a delegation ~ promoters that here
after no professional hEhfer Will hr
allowed 60 give any sort ~ an rNhl-
hilton before local aght clubs Sc
eharrvs ire sport - brutal Lass o.
ohio permit boxing only nrnong mem
hers 81 ORGANIZED clubs and they may
NOT accept remuneration
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-22
WILL DISCOVER CAUSE Of
HIGH MORTALITY OF CHILDREN

WashinFtou. Dec. 2i-Tn az effort 20
discover the cause a the hIrh mortal
ttv among the children In the United
states. the ChHarFus Bureau 20 the
department az commerce and labor viii
beEIH Ihf usW Eear #Ifh nation
wide house fn- house canvas The en-
formation Eathrred via bs studied Ia
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-22
STEAMER HAS GREW OF
ANOTHER SHIP on BOARD

Queenstown. Dec 2i.-rhe British
steamer Arddyuc vas spoken on De-
esmher l5 in latitude a. north. IouE-
udc "a west. ana reported that she
had the crew OF an unnamed wooden
vessel on board They had left their
shin after DO had caught Gre.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-22

the hope that some remedy may be
found. Mortality among children -
higher Ia this than in most countries.
Women investigators viii he employed
FOR the most part according 10 Miss
julia Lathrop chief ~ the bureau.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-22
DOZEN PEDESTRIANS
SAW A ROBBERY
Four Agte Bandits Best TIVE Pay
masters ints Uneonseiouansss ard
Secure zoo

View York Dec ai-Four auto
bandits attacked two payTuasters o.
the SIR Finishing Company ~ Amer
ice. on the loser West side today.
beat them into Inconsistencies. robbed
them ~ 81. zoo for the weekly uayroIls.
then Jumped into a hiRh powered auto
mobile and escaped A doxen pedes-
TRANS witnessed the robbery.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-22
A CLYDE LINE
VESSEL ASHORE
TIE carib. Carrying Both Freight and
Pssssnosrs strikes During . Thick
Foa.

Southport N a.. Dee 1.-THE
steamer Carih. Of the clyde line. rtul.-
inE both frolHht and passengers from
Georgetown. = a. f1r NeW YORK. went
ashore during the thick Pa 40 a quar-
ter past three O'Clock this morning in-
side ~ Cape Fear.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-22
Thousands Of Shoppers
Out During the Day

tconunusd fron FIRST Pago)
Every store IN the business district
evidently asa q large business last
nIaht. some 81 the establishments
being crowded 90 fhe extent where q
aas impossible f0r an customers % be-
waited On unless the prospective pur-
ehnHrra waited for Humn time
MUCH WORK ~ BAY
A large portion OF the money spent
mst Might was derived from the pay
rolls ~ ere haymeu and longshoremen.
A. present there is a fleet 90 nineteen
vessels in port ard atavedorea aaid
last night mat the past week IN The
bay was good one. A number Of
them said that f some men did not
Hua work 10 the bay last week it was
their own fault because labor was and
now On demand ln the loading o.
ressciE Ga Pensacola harbor.
In addition 20 the large feet 81 ves-
sets now IN port and taking carroon o.
lumber aid timber and other items
here were several steamships whieh
allied here for bunker coal thus en-
s.aEing quite a number in this line %
work. other vessels which took cargo
&c Pensacola during the past week also
uuk on bunker coal here
The payroua from sources other
Ian che bay work helped 70 swell the
ium on money spent In Pensacola yes
.rdsv evening sud last night Az
present there are many employed in
lrIouH lines and trades. ln some cases
ebay among these falling during
.He early part and middle ~ The week
rHe amount paid 20 these workers wul
sa into the thouaands
Arg0rdInE 60 those wro are In 20
f.IIUu tu know. tho payroll for work On
.hf bay last week win compare favor
HHIv Win any 0f IRE arge ones dis
T.uuted here
DIG FLEET m HARBoR.
Thr IFf 20 vessels now in port ar.
.BrdIne fn Records In fhs customs
Haure. number nineteen. being divided
ss follows. Steamships. IA ships. q;
HHrtF. q schauufrs. g while az OF
fHF vessels composing thn ncct are
rHt taking GA hn cargo az thH port
sfIH HFy viii AFFORD enough work dur
iuE fhC coming nerk CD make the pay
rHH compare faforativ plth tho one %
Hf week.
NI'H thr temperature at noint
nH..H mHde aHHpuIuk pleasant and az
I#Nrd Iaa large excursions ~ pleas
ur" H.CarrH fH pass from one portion
or tHr business district ta another.
'Han. and aou Ir.rk dealers found q
IaFEr Increase IH their cash receipts
H.sa Hsl night The reonrda al tha
Iu a1 HiHH Indicated f1nf fhn hard"
HrIn. wHu uFH dead In f iaat nieht
Dose .ram 600 accounts received Hv the
police HntH.uE al "a serious nature ae-
rHrrt .Hr Number Who "fuduIarHr
dn.aE 40 ath Ibs idea IN view OF
having IA E11f time on thr Iast SAT-
urHHr H.EHf before thr arrival af 8.I
man kTHsIH.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-22

Pensacola stores offer ev-
cry iuducemeut for Christ
mas shoppers. Do your
shopping early.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-22

every pupn va. sufferer from ,hs
maiady.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-22

Every store On the business district
evidently dId a large business last
niaht. some of the establishments
being crowded 20 fhe extent where q
aas impossible FOR an customers 10 be-
waited on unless the prospective pur-
49, -----.L E-- ---.- I'm.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-05-14


aware, Indiana l6, Iowa 49,
kentucky 81 3lassachusetl l8;
9lichig u.s. Nevada. NeY
Hampshire New York, Rhcde
Island ana Vermont total o.
Mr. Roosevelt has carried only
eight sure Republican states. as fol-
lows:
Illinoiss 20; Kansas. 10; Maine,
9; Missouri, IS; Nebraska, 81; ore.
gon, s; Pennsylvania, 80; ana West
Virginia, 8, q total, 1G2.
Before the Republican national
convention meets President TAFT q
certain to carry total Of Repubii-
can states which have more than
200 votes in the electoral colleges
while Mr.. Roosevelt viii only
slightly increase his present nuns
Der.
Thus, 1t is demonstrated beyond
all doubt. that the solid Republican
states, by a large majority, both in
numbers and in electoral votes, be-
lieve that President Taft is easily
the strongest Candidate that the party
can nominate this year. Their belief
as already expressed, is a rebuke to
third termism, revolutionary sug-
gestions CONCERNING the Fundamental
laws. OF the country, and of dema-
gogism and hypocrisy.