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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-10-04

Vained from Doyle, Patterson & Beach,
architects Portland, Oregon. Con-
tractors will be required to deposit
twenty-five dollars (s25OO) for each
set of plans as guarantee that the
plans Will be returned to the office in
good condition on or before the date
set.
A certified check for five thousand
dollars C$5OOO) must accompany each
proposal drawn to the order Of the
secretary of the board of regents of
normal schools, to guarantee that the
bidder will enter into a contract and
execute the required bond within ten
Gays from award of contract Said
IlVe thousand dollars ($5OOO) to be
FORFEITED to the normal school fund
should the bidder not enter into a
contract and execute the required
bond within ten days of award Of
contract,
Proposals shall be made only on the
form furnished by the architects.
The right is reserved to accent or
reject any or all bids, or to waive anv
informalities in bids.
proposals to be directed to Governor
Oswald West Salem, Oregon.
(signed) J. H, ACKERMAN.
Secretary Board of Regents, Oregon
''"'e normal school, 10-3-7-12
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-10-04
run TWICE FOR
SUPREME JUDGE
NOW IN PRISON

San Quentin, Cal, Oct 4.--sentenc-
ed to seven years in prison for the
Cmbe2zlement of large sums from a
clients estate, Jackson Hatch, who
twice ran for supreme justice in Cali
rornia, arrived here today by automo-
bile to begin his term
Hatch, who was accompanied by his
wife, H. |, Stafford, his attorney and
son-in-law and Mrs. Stafford, and
guarded by Sheriff A, B, Langford,
vas taken from Jail at San Jose at
daylight to avoid attracting a crowd.
The party arrived here at 10 o'clock
and after farewols were said, Lang
ford turned his prisoner over to War
den Hoyle of the state prison.
Hatchs case has been famous in
California for years and a long, bitter
fight has been made to keep him from
a cell
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-10-04
Notice To Contrnni0rs.

Sealed proposals for the erection Of
a girls dormitory at Monmouth, Ore
gon, will be opened by the board Of
regents at the Governors office. sa.
lem Oregon, at 2 p. m. Tuesday, octo-
her 20, 1912
Plans and specifications may be OBJ
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-10-04

the fuullty OF continuing operations
under present plans. With six feet Of
water, instead of carrying twenty to
thirty tons against almost impossible
currents, the same boats would carry
300 tons and any small gasoline tug
beat could handle big barges carrying
thousands of tons. Captain Graham,
Captain Raab, and Major McIndoe and
Assistant Engineer Thompson are
coming down the river in boat from
Eugene, making a preliminary recon
naissance Of the whole situation. The
conference was attended by about 100
business men and was a great boost
for the six-foot channel.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-10-04
GREEKS TO
RETURN TO
DO BATTLE

Seattle, Wash, Oct. 4.-Plans are
under way here for a mass meeting of
Greeks on Sunday for the purpose of
summoning aid to their native coun-
try in answer to the call for soldiers
and sailors. There are about 1000
Greeks in Seattle, according to the
Greek counsel, and about 5000 in the
state Those who will not 60 back to
the old country will be asked to help
out financially.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-10-04
Ohlo,s GoyernOr Comlnr.
UNITED PRESS LEASED w1Rn.l

Chicago, Oct 4-Governor Harmon
Of Ohio and his staff today passed
through Chicago en- route for San
Francisco to select a site for the Ohio
building at the 1915 exposition.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-10-04

Evidently it is Lane or Selling for
senator Take your choice.
If any hobo can vote, 1t seems that
DR.. Anna Shaw should
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-10-04

ing out 30 varieties Of corn to be test
ed IN this valley, and his work on the
committee on agriculture, He also
showed how he had worked on the
commission to create the Appalachian
forest reserve where the United States
was buying three million acres Of
land in New England.
Eugene Canal System.
A. G. Dixon, Of the Booth-Kelley
Lumber Co., Of Eugene, presented the
situation from that end Of the valley
lie said they had in mind not making
the channel of the river nayigable in
It's present bed, but a still water ca
nal from Eugene to Corvallis. Lum-
ber could be carried an six-foot
channel to tide-water at fifty cents per
thousand feet. This would increase
the value Of Lane county stumpage
from 81 TO SO per thousand. II 1t only
increased 1t 25 cents a thousand, 1t
cant ten million dollars to Lane
county.
Other Towns Cooperate.
DR.. Dale, mayor of Harrisburg, and
Secretary Murphy of the Corvallis
Commercial club pledged cooperation.
NJ. j. Lee, Of Candy, said 1t would take
eight or ten years to complete this
system Of Improvement, but each unit
Of locks and dam erected would pro-
duce an enormous generation Of water
power for irrigation and electric pow
er that would more than pay for the
Improvement
Spoke for Delegation.
Col. Il. Hofer and c. NJ Eppley
spoke for the Salem Board Of Trade,
and the former advocated the forma-
ticn of port districts under the gener-
al port commission act, He pledged
that Salem would be one of the first
cities to take up the matter, and the
policy Of cooperation was essentially
right in principle, and would get the
quickest results It had brought re-
suits in the free locks and canal at
Oregon City, and he moved the crea-
ticn of permanent river improve
ment committee of one from each city
on the river and on motion Of Mr..
Dixon, Messrs Dixon, of Eugene,
Morgan, Of Corvallis and Hofer of
Salem were named by Chairman Van
Wrinkle to form same.
Abandon Old System,
Captain Raab, Of the o, c. r, Co.,
SPOKE of his experiences Of twenty
years steamboating on the river, and
said the old system Of digging through
the bars and patching up the banks
had proven a failure The locks and
and dams system was advocated by
him and he had taken Congressman
Hawley over the river and shown him
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-10-04

Evidently several sorts of transgres-
sors are having an increasingly hard
time. =
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-10-04

All the worlds stage, but It lacks
an asbestos drop curtain.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-10-04

Is it blow to spiritualism when a
man strikes happy medium?
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-10-04
Socialist Party Ticket.
Presidential Electors. "

Nlce-Fresldent. t.......... Emile -Slede1
Presidential Electors. "
o. Henry oleen, Deer Island; Geo.
Dabritz Falls City; c. W. Banta, Ash.
land; H. ], Butler, Portland; p. Lewis.
Lebanon.
For State Officers
U, S. Senator. BE Ramp
Congress, First Dist, w. s. Richards
Secretary Of State, George H. Hlnsdale
Justice Supreme Coourt. &C. c. Brix
Marion County Ticket.
Representatives - Henry Chapelle. G.
H. McNeal, E. W. Ross, ]. W. Jory,
F. j, Won Behren.
county Judge. e. G, Mlnton
Nommlssioner"".....Le Lewsen Hadley
Nherlll' '''''''..,.,....T. I. ]. Clark
NlerK' d. Ratliff
hecorder r.',',....,..,..,E G. Lantz
lreasurer",,.,,,,.....,J. w. Hunt
School Superintendent, DR.. Armstrong
Assessor..,,,.......T. Y. McClellon
SulNeyor'''''''''''',,...,J. B. Hoss
Noroner' '''''''s.,,,.,..,,,B B. B. Pehr
prosecuting Attorney, j. E. Hosmer
Justice of Peace for Salem District
'''''',...,,,,,...,..R. r. Ryan
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BOOSTERS FOR OPEN RIVER,

CONTINUED from page IL
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l NEVER ASKED FOR HELP.

Continued from Page ~
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-29
MAIL ORDER HOUSES ARE
AFTER NEWSPAPER SPACE
Frun tAs s.sah.ra cos.l R..ars.

II is be regretted that in many OF the towns the
business a rule 10 be Of the en-
croachment that the big mail order houses max
ing the territory that should belong the local
chants The mail order houses realize that the best ad
versing medium is the local newspapers and buying
space from them wherever they can.
They from the point Of view that owing the
bad crop conditions many merchants may have tendency
reduce their advertising instead Of increasing and
making earnest effort 70 offer real bargains IL
Is evident that the closer the times the the people
are on the lookout for bargains Then too there are
essentials necessary in modern methods Of
business lst 20 have the goods reasonable prices
2nd. let the public know H.
Many local merchants throughout the country in
cned % consider advertising investment from which
they derive big profits and they further realize that with
out advertising they would cease 70 exist
The advantage is the OF advertising Is greatly in
favor OF the home merchant nasmuch the money that
he expends for advertising rarely leaves the com
munty without the merchant again receiving a large
portion OF It either directly or indirectly.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-29

ChioAgo. gfs- Nov gs-wsh ffah-
oun-Ta. which translated into EnEiisb
means Wiley Wtmruaa. 0remaksr fhc
i1l year-oid Riaekf1of indian from me
Glacier reservation. ls n ChIcaE0 to
uea ne unitsd States land shou
Chisf Firsmakef 90 fhs oldest human
being in ths word having been born
N tha neri1u nov knnwn a. Glacier
Nationzi Park in t1fL anoordlng o.
eel aufhenucated tradition.
Ths big chief waa q stniwart younr
brave 81 te 81 the time 81 en~rs
WashinEtou's dsath in ire8. he aas
the arst red mAn frcm ne war weEt
o. vtsif the Eraat uhfe father. and
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-29
THREE KILLED IN
RAILROAD WRECK
sisspire Cars aad oay Czech Ptunss
Dossn Eruharkrsnt Lsnoing on coal
Cara
~ AesocIATEn rREsA

rnla rslphls. Noy. gs.--Three sleep.
- cars and q day coach detached
themselves from daralied Punnsyls
tania rsliroad express 81 Glen locE
sariy today. plunged duwn = fwenty
foot enhanknent aue inraeH On top of
q strins ~ coal cars on . parallel tacis
Tha ae~itsnt took &c least three lives
as toll ghils forty ~ more nsssengers
we're burt Probably some % those are
fatally injured
The hsas1 train. known 80 ths Gin
cinnau express. was hauled ~ two
locomotive n ts me belief ~ road
ofHcials that a broken rail waa re-
sponsihls f1r tho wreck
Passengers in the cars that had ~.
u1ainsd On the roadhed hurried ID help
persons cauFht On the pIunNe of the
other coaches The tniuroH were cared
for In noarby farm houser untn the
arrival ~ relief trains which we're
loaded. thsn hurried hack g. West
Chester or Harrishurg
AmonE the injured were n " Caid-
we'll Nashville Tenn. hack Wrenched
and head cut. and NJ H Lewis Louis
vile. XIV. cnntusions
a remarkable feature of ths wreck
vas thar - many ~ the passenws-s
rsrained their baggage Sleeping car
occupants said that aHer ths nrst
shoes. when IN cars tonpied over and
they found no nrc ~ serious dama ~
"a ths structures ~ ghe cars. that they
were able % Erope their way hack "a
hertha and dress ~ the nwht ~ IAN
terms Some % ths passengers hustled
into thsir clothes while atanding IN
veatihuira
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-29
MICHIGAN BEATS
WOMAN SUFFRAGE
Ars-susrt Lost sy sas Votes. sgt
Recount is oas County My Chanss
ere Result

Detroit Micha Nov. ls-Ths con-
stItuuonai amendment prsvidinr fur
vou,an suHrare in MichiEan u-as de-
fsatsd By SO votes. according % dF-
ures compiled in the secretary 81
states once at LansinE fr1u svery
county ln MichiFan. uHfH the result
ia omciauv announced tv ere state
board 81 oanyaaHsrs Derember 10. 90
10 naid that no dsanit- statement uIu
~ made b. the advocates a. tas
auandment aH fa Whsf enursa uf &C.
uou tasv wIH next take % Iinur
are now heius made .H many IIH.rIefs
howeyer. % petition the LEGISLATURE fa
re-submit m question in ths frrinE
election.
The anfv recount fe7nfsT decided
upan is iu saFInau errnrE uherl fhs
aEr1res snoeed e. majority Hr ahrIt e.
SOC against tsr amendment There "a
a possihTffv fhas .hr recount may
swfnr me victory .aEa Er frr aousr
su~raEs afVHrHfrH wrr have been
rIaIninE It ua fa within ths .arf fw1
dava
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-29
SAY NIGHT RIDERS
BURNED TOBACCO
Investigates Feiis~s osstruetsr 81
several Barns IL csorsis and F'sr-
sda--pesscsi~ss HUss.
Hl esorATEp FRrss

Rsinbridre oa. Nov sa.-lnvsstiEa-
s,ou wns starred here a. . neoting e
several promtnsnt tobacco Wo~s -
say reaardtna ths hurpins oi -
sA~...nwa eeigmwe wartN ~ tohaero Anai
-r,...A.w rtwht b allegsd Docatur
countv ufNht riderA
Thres iaFWe barus were e@sway-a '"
a Georria county and two narns ot 70
hacro aeruss ths flertoa une lns
les there - Rot known o~nsrs 50
hey damroved ne prnperty % ~ 6,
ths uaernosrs ~ an association toruasd
three years aEo - hold tobacco uniil
saffsfnctorv rrics h onered ~ tns
manufacturers
Detectives mru rev workinE or wha'
a said 20 - ciue and thsy tay ne
nrss ware started BY niEht rioers-
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-29

n the iAentios' oonmissiou 0o~eru-
ment charter bn whirh ia propos~d fs~
Peusaooia IN ths event . M ierity -
the voters favor this go. of Wovaru-
ment is DOT submitted n ths peopi.
before ths vote a. taken Senator joins
Y. stokes win oppose re comniaaies
form ~ government charter in tha
sensts. provided d should carry In ths
special eiertion of n@c~fnbeF q.
The rssolution e. passed ~ tie cisy
oouncii does not specify any partioular
chartsr Or state what authority IA wili
gfvs oomnissioners. o. the paopla ~
how many commissioners shat -
elected THIS uiattar. aa stated u ths
resplutiou. wtn lie 90 wfth a com
mittee composed ~ thr~e members %
the eity council - he app '-sed hy ths
mnvoT
senator stnksr tsses ths positio-
that the people should know h~fors
voting whether the charter is % ccn-
tain the initiative. rsferendnu aud re-
ohil hos many D4sn ars % conpcss
the commission and nfhor dsinllH
that VIII ~ Incorporates IN the Charter
shouid ths people favor q Change n
tie form 81 government
TIE roFition % senator Stokes was
brought out ~ eorrcspondencs win
: e. Daniel. the latiar dtrectlna ths
foiinwins letter "a the eanafOri
Pensacola. PA. Nov. ~. faia
Hen. Jno. y. stokes City
Dear Eir I have unaeraiond from
Coi afaves and others wttA wnom
have tafked'ahouf The naattsr thnt ven
we're opposed 10 tntrodBcina or work
ina for the nasange % q hlfi wfvfnr
Pensacola the riRht 20 adept q core
mission term 81 Woverumenf unGi the
citiKsns had oppressed THAR desire fos
such legislation.
= am frank 20 say that am -
fhvus ~ such legislation and write ~
inouiro N tho citizens - Pennaonin
shan cxnreHa preference far uuch
legislation. " you vii uss yo1r Fno6
onnces tn procure the passaRw of nee.seud
lswlFlatlon &C the onminw mmnai0n a.
our legislature. And whether sneh az.
rreHfsinn would ~ Aatiafartary 20 ven
W ballots are placed IN the eiactiau
booths on the dAv ths election 70 hela
20 determine whether the city shnyI
issue additinnai municipal honds and
ballot taken on the matter In this
manner ths election wtfi cost nsshtnr
and should rive . correct erprnmniow
~ fhe sentiment ~ ths citisrna
-Tise counrii meets ionIwht ana
wnuid appreciate . response durins
I the fay n aK~eeahlo. in ar6.r thas
ste~s nav he taken tonlmht lar.Mfmr :
70 ne carrying into en~of 20 suuh :
1 afvr.... -. -.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-29
FUTURE PROGRAM
TO BE DISCUSSED
Gov Wilson VIII Consult
With Mr. Bryan As One Of
the Leaders Of the Demo
cratic Party - President
Elect rs IN Fine Health
and Spirits.

Hamilton. Bermuda. Nov. 1s--Prss-
iagnf-eiert Wilson has written a let
tef t0 william JenninEu Bryan inviunE
rIm to conference after MS return
ffam Hrrmuda. Governor Wilson
wfhra to consult Mr Bryan a. one
~ tha IeaaarH ~ the democratic party.
lle uH aiso aourssi uith ether demo
fHafr anaFt EFainN the Future
Fe1rf Isl ir arN e cef9ain fact fhaf
lr Mrwan a nelfhaf namsnE km af
haH NJ been invited to come
After me Ttankagiving dinnar. -.
ard Hrs Wlisun went drivinE anf ther
atfenaed an amateur theatrical t.
Nreridanf-aiert ia aniuyinW tae Fu9f ana
his health ia ImrruvInN hla statement
taaf De- rame here Tor auiet is beiuE
rHaFtrted End 10 more social invita-
funa are hsinF extended 90 him han
that tuncient to break the monotony.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-29
.TYPHOON LEAVES
RUIN IN ITS PATH
Mary lives Lsss sad severe Property
osmsgs is oons by severe narils
Typhocn.
~ AEEocIATED I'LL

Manila. Nov aR-MhmN lives were
lost durinE q severe Nphoon which
occurred today Immense property
damage waE reported
Ths storm crossed fhs laianfa ~ 81 4.
mar L~yts and North panay. ieavinE
ruin In ita rsth. The town - racio-
nsr ths capital ~ I~Yts. was nrac-
ticaliy destroyed Two sfoamert worc
WRECKED IN Tarlohan haFhor
How many persons we're nusd ~
falling houses avinF Debris and ~
a~uwnfnE r. n0f known hnt the lomw nf
IIfe 10 reported % have hesn great
anf ths famars is estimated ht ssv-
sraf million pesos
An0fhsr f1-uha1n ~ uuusuai aavrrft ~
IL rrsdirtee 81 fts wrafNer bureau
sIrnr fhr seer rrasf ~ Minfanao
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-29
PREPARING FOR
CHRISTMAS RUSH
- AsElrIATEn -.

fVaahirWt0n. Nov. a. poHtmaater
General uHchcoekt bis organization is
ratfinH ready far thr Chrirtmaa rush.
on1 ~ fre TrHt Important holiday or
ffrH wac nrrmuiEa ted today. pi'st
masters are HoHHeI that from Deem
beg et to Jauu1ry q ths orders rsrari-
Tag thF "hark. stamrfuN7 of man mat
fsr wiu rr suspended "fs expedite fhs
ds1IrsrT ~ mail furiuE the holiday
uaarrn
nurinF ere period special delivery
Hnd rfFIHtFrrf maH anlV wrI bs
STAMPED wFh ths time ~ receipt. The
ordinary mau Rc.uN through re oears
~ ths wosf aruroFeI afhort rut1'
Known to thr Enst1I aurvfra.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-29

Okafona Miss Nov. 1A-Aftsr au
uIress srtsndfnH over several wesEs
former unIted states senator Jamas
Gardan. aKsd ~. disd aere sarg ~
dav.
Ths fnreral viii take place Friday
wnFmfnN
Hia DEAN waa Gua 10 ths tnnrmifiss
81 oId aEa
ssnatnr Corden beoame prominent lr
TIE senate WIEN hg delivered ths
famous -n5od atm- speech immediate
iy after his appointmsnt 10 am ths un
snnired term cauaad ~ the aeafh "a
Senator a D MrI.aur.n. lie WAa ap-
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-29

AIser, rouivsr. whita Abcut 20 years
GA who was carried % the Psnsaoola
Inarmary ron ne sick ward az the
polioc station hy ordsr % CiU Health
Dacrr Nobls. lasf Tuesday. died a.
ths iuarmary sAfiy yesterday. his re-
mains beinE carried 20 Pou's unaertak-
in- esiahnnhmsnf a. ie o'eiock yester-
hasf npruinH. where they .Tere pre-
par.d for burial
Toluver. who was e. insurpnce col
lsctnr. vas sent - the sick ward 81
the pollca station on NoVsmbsf "a
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-29
WANTS PEOPLE TO KNOW WHAT
KIND OF COMMISSION FORM OF
GOVERNMENT is PROPOSED HERE
MAYOR COMPLIMENTS THE JOURNAL
ON ITS HIGH PLANE OF JOURNALISM
Editor Pensacola Journal

Editor Pensacola Journal
want compliment The Journal the fair impair
ta and unpreudiced report Of the proceedings OF the
city council held Nov p, 1912.
The high plane Of journalism upon which your paper
conducted has established the confidence Of the people
in your reliability and has contributed largely towards
your phenomenal success.
FRANK REILLY,
Mayor.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-29

vgaahl-Nsr. NGF ga-CoL paniel
VI 1rans.e.I arrraarf-at-nrmu az the
uritad srafrs senate. former United
States marshal Cor re ua=srict % Co
Iumrn Hr# Hu Intimate Eriard % trr
1afe prFrHfrf HHrF.F7n Ited here
early TODAY HHH result ~ az 0psra-
frn perfarHfa on November
Cai EnrHlrI waH one 81 ere wrI
hnoWu "a.Tes af pubH- ufe ts had
hsan Htrraanf-af arms az the senate
fsr uaar.r twelve years. havinr been
alaefrd tn fHH Hrsf u 1anuaFE. 1900.
A. nach uMlsg b. aaa practically
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-29
Man Found by Police Lying i'm
Rubbish on Railroad Street, Dies

Hs was found by e policsman IN the
second hand furniture store % Prank
smith. a negro. on South TarrnNnna
street. where Re told the poiiccman.
he had been Tor about q week when
the oflcsr found him hs va1 covered
with Old hed clothes aud was ylng
among rubbish We also told the 81.
acsr that - formerly boarded af 40.
see Eaat IntandencA street
Toliiver hao resided Ia Penzanola FOR
some time
TIRE hour % the funeral vac not an.
nnuncad lasf niEht
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-29

hfs Journey t9 ne national earitnl
when President Jenerson was in the
white HoaEe uaz e memorable event
i1 lia Iifs He IS rcsarded On his
tribe as an Uracia
Az me ttmc % bls birth. 80 ths n
dIan ieFsnf soea the father % al
spirits. standing on 3 mountain. shot
aE arrow near his fathef's tepse. The
rrorhesy - interpreted ~ the nsdi-
elns men. is thas be would i've foFever
sna" ssiat the Eoez In their courcila
TIRE ared Indian ia q chieftain ~ his
tribe. and - hia yrunEer SAYS vas q
Ersaf N~ -rnan. Hs has kiues aOoe
tufafa.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-29
Senator Gordon Whose Good VIII"
Speech Made Him F famous, is Dead

pointrd 20 ~ n.nafarwhip D~camnhmr
81. 1909 and sarved until Fssruary "a.
1910 IN that shorf time he atfrncfad
"a tionni atfsntion ~ hia quaint utfer
aucsa and hia unhoanded optimfUn.
Senator Dordon served fhrouNMamf
the war bstwssn ths atn1n1 az q onp-
tain ln the confsdarata aFrny. Va va
4 mucennmfui cotton plmnfar. an authnm
and poet
NtN poems and other Articles hmww
appeared 10 many prorninent puhnca
ticnN throughout the country.
senator Gordcn vas harn n p
cember. iszs. and untn q few unoufha
before hts death had bean Ia axxmlema
health.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-29

Galveston. Tox. Sow 1R-P o
Saunders. e miuiorafre Owner 81 min o.
ing and ranch properties in Chihau-
hua and other states ~ MeXic1. whH
has made his home ln Galveston since
early last EuulmeF. has beEun com
tn wide search far his two dauEhters.
Cousuelo. aEed t1 sud EsUsrauE aga3
~ WHO were kidnapped Monday
Warrants have been issued for a no
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-29
Col. Daniel M. Ransdell Sergeant
at Arms of the u. S. Senate Dead

conptsfa charge ~ en- oneia1 senate
arafra the fsau'nH % suhposnas in
senate lnuu'rfes anf fse conduCt =
senate flncuonA Hs uas 20 vaars oIf
ant a uaIva or fudanaroliH. where
Sc wu - hurtas sunday
Al tns ffme CO.. Ransdeu'a VASE
lrKton career began under President
Harrirou BE- haf bser CRY cierk aud
rltv onunrtndr -f Indianapolis. q mem
ter az puhflc csmmiasionH anH hnd
heIs many positions of prominence tr
rrputulan party aTairs. tu ere course
ef q three years service in fhr unI1n
army he Iost h.s right arm before l.a
pubuc career bcEan.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-29

NoNennnef lAths Asl4t
"Lsa Danien. Eco. City.
"praf str Replying ~ your vaip~e
inquiry of the 13th inst n~9 N smg
that ! was elected % the state s@nats
upon q platforna which denisred fhaa
thc uniy commission woVuwmmrns
measure that { wfu vote far ua esafr
senator. vul ~ ons aprra~~d ~ vote
~ the people
i consider = oandidats'a plaffsrsn
contract hetworn himself ana thm nee.
pie and that n hs is sierf.d upan =
platform d - his duty n adhere thare
-.
II MATURITY ~ IN. voaara ~ ne
citv ~ Pensacola endorse the propoaes
charisr Tor ths eity pro .din9 for .
commission government. ] wtn con.
sidsT q ms duty 20 aupport slch
Hncasnrfa hnt under 90 circumstance
wtn I support q nnsnrntnsion spweru
uenf charter FOR Penmaoola uniaan A.
las hesn hrut aprrov~s ~ . ma lortey
- re voters ~ tha city. 7 uneaa 49,
that ] wfli rot consider myself bnumf
tcs~ti-vss - S.es rh-~ai
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-29
STARTS COUNTRYWIDE SEARCH FOR
DAUGHTERS WHO WERE HIDNAPPED

man relative ~ ire ehndren names
sophia Marines and ofnosru In san
Antonin 81 paso. Los AnFsles and
many other cities 81 the southwest
have been notified and furnishad with
descriptions % ne childrsn And ths
woman.
The chfdren ieft scAool Monday foe
BONE On answer % a message 10 the
erect that thcir father Vas ia Th@y
have not hean seen since.