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Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-10-05

whom he admired. She says he
manifested his admiration in ardent
fashion. He says he didn't. Some
believed him. The case was even
tually dismissed because the woman
said her modesty would not permit
her to face crowd in court. One of
the alleged Signora Carusos followed
the singer to this country. He de-
MED her There was a settlement.
She departed,
A story or stories of attachment
follow him annually from Italy to
this country. AT some of them he
laughs ana shrugs MS shoulders. AT
Others he looks romantic and remi-
Discent.
Lillian Nordica has had as many
husbands as Lillian Russell, save
one. Her first spouse, the American
Fred Cover, after a troublous mar
ried life, went up in Il balloon. Pre-
sumably he came down again, but
no me has ever appeared who found
him. Her second husband, Zoltan
Doehme, she divorced. Soon followed
her third marriage, to George w.
Young, capitalist, who shortly be-
fore secured a divorce.
Meiba left her homo and husband
and child to follow the lure of the
stage. A divorce followed and she
and the son were reconciled aftec
he reached manhood ana presented
her daughter-inlaW.
Nine. Emma Eames is charged by
rumor with having purchased her
second husband from his first wife.
by the payment of $3.50 and with the
aid of the divorce courts-But else
where on this page will be found
brief details Of this and similar
instances.
On this page an eminent German
scientist, physician to many grand
opera singers, explains the physiol.
ogy and psychology, the reason for
this trait Of great singers, whose
hearts are not SO true as their tones
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-10-05
Brief Record of Inconsistencies
Among the Great Stars of Opera

y ERALoINE FARRAR broke the heart Of the
l Crown Prince of Germany-temporarIy. Then
- considered for three years the possibility OF
marrying Scott, the great italian baritone. year
later hearing that he is to marry Charlotte Ives
actress she becomes i'll and cancels her engagements
for next
LILLIAN NORDlcA has been married thrice. Her
| first husband went up a balloon and
L. again. Her second husband divorced
Her third marriage quickly followed.
Lima Cavalier tired of marriage after three months
and has recently been divorced.
t NINA EAMEs divorced Artist storey to marry the
+ Musician Goraoza, whose wife already
L. charged that the Prma Donna had alienated his
affections. Madame Games paid $4,000 secure
clear title TO Gorgoza
ME-. Schumann-Heink married again after she
WI vas the mother Of eight children, rapidly
A'~ secured divorce.
Media deserted her husband for the stage.
Mime Trentnl Tilted Caruso.
Emma Jueh has divorced Francis WeIman, for whom
sc left the stage.
II ERUGlNI, the tenor was declared by Lillian Rus
/ sell to be impossible, either third husband or
husband Of any other
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-10-05
Science Explains That Their
Voice Vibrations Numb
the Higher Mental Centres
and Stimulate the Emotional
While a Strange Lip
Hypnotism'' Contributes to
Their Unacceptable
Inconsistency"
HolO Music Makes Heart Breakers
HoW Music Makes Heart Breakers
By Prof Heinrich Molendorf d. of Heidelberg University


nv long experience in treating neuros a.
tenn and their inevitable wrong e.
All life is Heat
vibration The world will
merely smaller number of vibrations
IN continuous storm OF vibrations She
her head culver from the
impact of the sound
They reels
paths
The mechanism brain are mans
acquired
Tor Its strength
singer drive the blood the high
blood the Strengthening
ConO is lost When emotions and what
The thing takes place
cous vibrations the prma donna! This
onaism that sometimes finds
driven to drink-as the singer is driven a ~
The this
exceedingly sensitive to uttered
hold musical tone uttered with the
teeth nv"
singer always disturbing dental nerves Have wan ~
aching tooth A
OF by
Nerves
sound loyal
Another physiological
hypnotism of the lips
OF the know that the
plastic obedien
the ~ N
Third worthy of bordering. that no
constaEcy The
pc faithful standard individual
law Music handmade and
all the powerfully
hat OF tender emotions toward the opposite
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1912-06-12

ty to stealing grain. Let off be-
cause they saved Eta Smith from
drowning.
Marriage in North Dakota
within year of divorce in Illinois
held legal by Judge Turnbaugh.
Let us be thankful that news
papers can't boss the school
teachers.
Mrs. Kittie Johnson, II, and
daughter, Mrs. Anna Sherman,
1114 w. Erie, badly burned: Gas
oline stove exploded.
German scientist has taught cat
to talk.
Lots of the lower animals can
talk. =
Willie RANDOLPH Hearst has
made many speeches.
Blanche Scott, New York So
ciety girl, going to fly in biplane
at Cicero field two weeks from
now.
Believed that every employer in
Chicago who wants open shop is
helping the trust newspapers
financially.
Insurgent members of Klio
Assn met at home of Mrs. Geo.
Lomax, 4518 Sheridan Rd. Have
been steam-rollered. Going to
bolt.
65 cases of rabies in Chicago
from January l to June 10.
Yet some people won't muzzle
their dogs.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1912-06-12

Second precinct, South Clark
street station, and Desk Sergeant
O'Connor speaking !"
Which, as the sergeants are
saying, will be anelluva note
when-some hysterical person calls
up about murder.
Most of the governors are here
lnow trying to prevent Taft'ste
roller disasters.
If Harrison were running for
mayor now he'd never get out of
a walk. 10y
H. H. Langknecht, Lafayette,
Ind, found dead in room at Vic
toria hotel, VanBuTen. st. Heart
disease. ~
Roosevelt colored quarters
cDened. 3522 S. State st.
More than 100 arraigned before
Municipal Judge Blake for not
having ash cans. Many fined.
John Hartnett, 1853 Austin
ave-, and Bernard Lingren, 544
Osborn ST., both IA, pleaded gull
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-09-12
Glllln e.sSz1
Is Drilled on Davis Farm and
Another Kind on An
other Farm.

on Barnes run. sardis district, this
county, the Elsie OH and Gas comz
pany has completed test on the y
a Davis farm and mas af4ar gasser
IN the Gordon sand at depth q
2,a6a feet on Little Rock Camp
creek. in the same district the Phil-
adelp6Ia Company has completed q
test on the George L DAWSON farm.
and has easser. in the hfty-foot sand.
On Kincheloe creek. Union district
the Hope Natural Gas Company has!
drilled it's test on the E. v. Kelley
farm TO depth Of $500 feet and has
suspended operations. At the time
drilling was discontinued nothing had
been. found in any sand formation.
on the West Fork river, Union dis
trict, the Mineral OIL and eAs Com
pany has staresa to drill q test on the
NJ 4 sldebottom farm. On Ellz
creek Clark district, the Grassellf
Chemical Company is drilling test
on the EIkVfew Improvement Com
pany's property.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-09-12
CANDIDATE
For An EIks' State Office is Prom
inent Visitor Here.

W.D. Evans. Of Fairmont, candidate
for third vice president Of the Elks'
state organization. whose annual re-
union will Be held here Tuesday, We'd
nesday and Thursday. was prominent
visitor here last night. He was ac-
companied by c. D. Barry, secretary
Of the Fairmont lodge and his cam
paign manager. Mr.. Evans is reeeiv-
ing many assurances of support and
his friends feel confident Of his cleo
t!en-
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-09-12

Day in claEksburg saturday. This
will be the first public task under
taken by the women Of Clarksburg
as body. ut is up to chem to dem
onstrate that they can take their
place in the community, can rally TO
the support and honor Of their seP-
arate- organisations, and upon this
e.tag day show enthusiasm and IN
terest for the great cause at stake
the reseue OF men and women.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-09-12
BOY SHOOTS sIsEER.

HUNTIN0GT0N. Sept. 12.-Mam-
lie. I'VE year old daughter OF J. A.
AbBot, Of Lincoln county, was shot
and Instantly KILLED by ten year
old brother by the accidental dis
charge OF a gun the boy was hand
ling.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-09-12


G0lIlEs
8, I4aS11o1d. q Sutton, visited
tts- city lI1i
! Wsuta1n Hogg, Of yyellsburg. s. 9
viai ql n tie els.
u G. a105n. Of eyseEs 3 q. The
city on 4 brief visit
MS H6zel Irost ia gnest q
friends a Fairmont
s. Meals. Of lEog!ndsytIIe. Is z
city business visitor
n. T. Hays, Of Chenille. Is trans
acting business here
Albert &. Shinn was here Thurs
day from Reynoldsville.
Mr. and Hrs. osman swartz left
last night for Charleston.
Anne 1Cathey was a business visitor
here from Salem Thursday.
Attorney M a. Samples, Of Salem,
was a city visitor Thursday.
NJ and Mrs. olandus West have
returned from Battle Creek. Mich
D. s. Arnold was here THURSDAY
from Jane Lew on a business visit
JEFFERSON D.. Basel as q business.
visitor here Thursday from Interstate.
Laco L. Young was a business VS.
itor here Thursday from Lost Creek
Mr.. and Mrs. CHARLES %. Findlay
snd danghfer win leave this evening
f6r. Philadelphia
a. II. DAWSON and Frank Mills, Of
Craigmoor.,. went to Fairmont today
Is attend the fair
Clair Parrish. who travelled through
be for the benefit o fthe new Salvation
arrive home this evening on No. $.
Misses Mildred and Edith PeppeE, Of
salem, are visiting their cousin,
Thomas Gaines, and family on Meigs
avenue
Miss Garnet Gasnes has returned
from Fairmont where she visited
friends and relatives several days.
She was, accompanied by her aunt,
Mrs. A. D. Traugh, OF Salem.
Wade Garrett leave Thursday eve
ening for Charlottesville, Va. where
he viii enter the University Of viz
GINA He was member OF last
years graduating class of the ClarksI
burg High school.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-09-12
RE1foVAL NOTICE

Dr.. ]. B. Payne announces the re-
noval OF his 64aces from his old loca-
ton, Lowneds Building, to the Union
National Bank Building. third nooss
front. once hours 8 to 10 a. M; TO
1 and to $50 p. m. Both phones.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1912-12-05

Noiica o. foracloa1rs sale b. sheri1-ll,
IAN taI Co. corrcralion plaIntI0. ~ Wi
liam Mu4HI aud Robe NoHcs. drIendanta.
uDoef aud ~ virus 81 Al order Of sale and
derfoa oI iofetIo1uro and sale. iItua1 cut 81
fhf District rouff 81 she second judicial Dis
iri1l "a ihe state 81 i1ahq. 10 and Tor he
A. l9i1. IN TIE allows action. wherein The
naued p|ainun utIeined judgment and de.
MosrE and kobie Moses. DESCENDANTS. on tha1lh
dag q hetrh. a. y. 1919. for Ties q Asoi.l -
befidoHtnteTeaI and acefuiuN costs. which SAID
dec. - haa been recorded in Judgment Nook
81 said Court ~ page -r.l An commanded
70 1til the certain lot. piece OF parcel 81 land.
slipated, lsing and beine N the County o.
LeHIf. stats oI Idaho. and bouuded and de-
cfIbed a. follows. to-Wlt.
lot q. ~ block ?. IN the N11rErr4 Addition
70 H. iowa ~ YoiIucr, Lewis County, Idaho.
lo4tthof with ne heuditameuts and appuft
enapctr fhtrt1uio hsloagins or n nnyuise
fsbiic bodice il hereby riven that on sasur.
DAP the llEt day Of proErbgr. A. ,. 1919. a. n
o'cIeck a. m.. 81 hat day Ia front 81 and AZ the
IroAl door 81 TIE couft house 81 The County 81
Lewis. IN kerpefce. Idaho. viii IN obsdIenas
ofsald order y sale and decree 81 foreclosure
and sale sell the above described property or
- nuch thereof a. may ~ necenaafg 10 natIa-
~ said Judgment With Interest and cost etc.
b The hIfbe1i sud heat bidder. for the lawful
money 81 she United states.
" II ahockiey. sheriff.
Dated November n. i1is.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1912-12-05

Phone, write or see Ramey Lpm-
Der Co., Nezperce.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1912-12-05
NorIcE FoR PUBLICATION.

Department % me Int1rior. q. 4. Land oncs
~ LEuisiou. idaho. Ocicbtr z1th. 1871
eollcr u hereby EIFrn thai LArAin y. Par
sens. % nlE4IN. Iu4nos M1u. on uElntEf 3lna.
1877. made homr1te4c entfy No. l11so serial
10. D2l91. lof a " ~ !, and \ y i Hk,z. 1eciIoa
3. iounahlp - -, range r., B. Meridian. 49,
aIfa uuIIE1 o. IafGuIiou 20 make Nr1.I1af
prooi. ~ establish nlalm 10 The land above d.
arfI bed before ". ". HAnm1II, 4. b. Com
~ U4rtUtEf 1874
clalaanf nalneaaa witnesses Jesse stamp.
-. Eugene ao1|uEIlt, Hiram J. Lenia. CIafk
th11mnk1f. all cftI1aif. Idaho
tn HarileIf. Register.
Coal lands fkise. lle1 ic2t-iD Prooi made
according % La nndtf which entry Wa
made.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1912-12-05

Rev. Andrew Warner. Of Walls
WalIa. superintendent Of the NJ. z
church Of this district, opened re,
vival meeting at the church IN Nsz.
perez Sunday, and will continue the
same through the week. Rev. War
ner Ia delivering some most excellent
sermons and the people should take
advantage Of the opportunity 10 hear
him. The pastor, Rev. F. R. spauld-
ing, is assisting in the services and
extends warm invitation to all to
attend.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1912-12-05

Notice is hereby given that have
lost the following three grain tick
cts on the Nezperce-Rochdale Co.
at Nezperce Ticket No. 0s50. for
1853 sacks, 2o4so lbs. dated Sept.
a.. Ticket No. 0372. for "a sacks.
1905 lbs. F; dated Sept. %. Ticket
O433, for IS sacks. 43l5 lbs. dated
Oct. 2. o Brockman.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1912-12-05

The Adler-i-ka book, telling how
you can EASILY guard against ap.
psndiclIis. and how you can relieve
constipation or gas on the stomach
instantly, Il offered free this week
by DeMoude & Son, druggists, Nes-
perce; 4. L. Mueller, druggist.
Kamiah.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1912-12-05

Ia Cosleflna Al All cigar stands
Il your eyes trouble you. see Dr.
Booth.
subscription taken for all magazine
At post Office store.
Have your watch repaired a
Booths. All work guaranteed.
calI at the Nesperce Garage fol
/ automobile and bicycle supplies.
Iohn Carlson. the tailor is looking
. . busInsss al camas Prairie points
Us vsek.
GUTTER WANTED-50c cash
\ q sse in trade for Al butter Al Her.
\ KS market.
BJ McRas vas up from Lsvls-
Isn his week looking after business
nlsfssls here.
Il you want q secondhand sewing
rschIns. see the Felt Mere. Co.
hey have about 3 dozen 70 select
from.
& FOUND Auto mud chain in
Northwest NezpsFcs. owneF may
81 zane A this olace bv oavlng fov
this no,Ics.
Right nov ls the time 10 have
that orsrcoas cleaned and 6xsd up
Goi Water. or 70 get = nev one Of
Carlson. The Tailor.
NJ. Nsbslsleck. Of Gsassss. vas
vIshlag bis daughters. Mrs. confad
Manln and Miss Emms Nsbslalsck.
ia RsspsFes this week.
wooD-s7 per cord al ny home
- a. red Or and lamafaek. Also
red Or and lamafack Fence Posts.
i0c each. 8. Olson.
LAUNDRY ~ have agency Tor
Lewiston Steam Laundy. ship
Tuesday morning -rsiusn Friday
night. Try The best.
John Garrison. Tailor.
LOST A brown purse vlsh chain.
soniaining sum Of money. between
volimsF and Nespsrre. Finder please
sags al this oGice and receive re-
ard.
c. ". Mouns. he vcll knosn rep.
'sisn'ailss Of she o. W. r. & n.
o.. vas Up from Lsvisloa ysssr-
lay locking after basinen IL this
ssslon.
The hnes, ard besl line Of fair
amples Of nsn's eiolhiag ever sz-
ib.led 10 Nespsscs Cor tie money,l
a. nov Be seen a.
John caslson. ihs Tailor
For 81 s0-shs largest and beat
iagssins Ia The vest. The Sunset
Iagasias. and shs Nsspsros Her.
d, 70 any address for one year
be regular price q tbs Sunset
IagaEins alone Il 81 50.
Invitations are our Tor The wedding
Mr. Frank Becndes and Miss
AIRY CehFke. 10 laks place a the !.
me Of Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. Cshrke.
Irsnlr Of The brlde.io.bs. soglhwssl
Nssperce. At high noon, Sunday,
,csmbtr IS.
]. H. Nave. The vel knovn Lev
on architect Who designed our /
'ndsome nsv public school build >
{, vas Ia town this week looking
sr the progress Of the work. He
lied that the building viii Be ready !,
occupancy The latter part Of this
NTH. :
n. Sharkey has rented he " 3. .,
ird residence properly IN this city
4 will move bis household effects :,
Ct from his ranch home Al Wood !,
e as soon as possible, and be and :,
family viIl become permanent &
Iidsnss Of Nrzpercs. he has pur- =
'ssd lots and expects to build 81
bungalow thereon g. soon a. II
asher conditions will permit. -
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1912-12-05
Local and Personal News Notes


TyaLa co,,,rI0. c,..-
~. ''"A cigar
watch. -'
Rave those o,c,.,.. g..
Fink Bros. ''"A -
All kinds Of ,.,.,, -o,. L..
Bnlie's. the hor.. eho., 49,.
p.m...
At the Booth r.v.lrv s,o-s '-''''
c.t..ooa 81, -,
lcasl.o, IA. r- ~ .'' ~. ''~s' ese
The r. r....-,
'e''"A - INC cnoice OF
discriminating cigar smokers.
n, NJ.
one year. All er.mins,,o0. g..
e..
lc.., .,- s'o.n's q nome have
A,,..c mem
,.,.. :. =. .'.ssn' = % Lew
''s'''0nai business snis
!. 49, 81 .0s' 'cnoOi suns msds
= ca -, s-''''' 'ns iAii0s' On
pp,sv,,.,,
wa,,,.--. -, '-s ~0''1 renowned
- s''ss o'nse" are al
So,
Go 40 '.n'y ~en' 70
- "-'a' 'n'' Fsek %
$50. s.s- hs.q 49, $500. ssassa p 1890 ,
eosssrl thai "a ~ hssdsehes vii di.sp,
psss. Per sals b Al dsalsn.
Automobile and bicycle supplies
Al Nerperce Garage. All your
griefs cured here.
PA. Boossr and family n mi.
section have moved to Lewiston 10
spend the winter.
ONE DOLLAR .,d sev e.,,.
nov 81. Ia. H,,,ld 80 s.,,-.,
Magazine ose year.
Diamond tir.s. tub. ana o,h.r
emergency auto suvplies A. Me-.
pere. Maeh;o. wo,ls
yo,r ho,..., s..,.,. H..
"a 80. mo,.v mini. ~. -.
49,, 49,. ~. a., - -. -.
r. r..
p.s. ~ s, ~
lived. Place vonr order ousck vilh
Ramey Transfer Co.
The ara real snow storm Of The
sin,sf Al thls poln. hiew 40 Tuesday
Afternoon and mad. he face Of thiser
axe On . vhIler appearances.
I have rec,n,lv made arrange
n,n,s for 500. 600 10 loan on Lewis :
,ounsv real estate. Tell me YOUR
,.eds. A.c. Gross.
MOP carr u,.n .,.a. ,,.,o
i, A. $500, $50 a. ~, i
"a. FOR good team.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1912-12-05

when you have bad cold you want the
Seat medicine oblainnble 20 e. 20 cure Il With
a. little delay e. possible. Here Ie drug
elsfs opinion. u have sold Chamberlain 3
Cough Remedy for fifteen years. says Enoa
loIlar Of Saratoga, Ind, "and consldeE i the
BEET on The market" For sale By 81 dealers.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1912-12-05
NOTICE OF SHERIER's SALE
UNDER EXECUTION; DIS
rRICI COURT.

undef AID b. virtue q ~ execution ianusc
ept % me Dlaiflci Coufl 81 tae second Judicial
1..ffiet y tnp tiat "a lQanQ. ~ ara Tor inl
N'|'1riA ~ ArHlsI ADu 81 ~ 1IfecIn1 alfo uIIIQ
aftoi iot lat9l4eat fepoaleo ~ TIE luallcs
tpuftoi ninrhealef PI1IInti, LtHIk county,
taaho, ~ tts 1854 1al 81 hogem nsr. 1863. and
Fanecrift ~ - 1pl 1leo ~ said oislftct courf'
fu1fuEfl 14i1. itlN. ~ iaFor u A. ". Har1in
4na against Alfa Hood ana Ma. Alga Hoed.
90 t1e aam 81 liA45o. iaHfuI monef 81 fhl
tnite1 States together with costs % nulf and
initfelti have Itfic1 On al tna rlNht. title,
cL4lln enQ inIsfeal W said deienoanI II. III and
70 ~ toi.oalnG described property, toWit;
~ 81 l1e fE,s and ne ~ 81 he b ~ 81 sc.
y, a. township a Aortn. fanEa Hest u Boinl
asiiqltnl ~ LEals cou1fTs tsale 81 Idaho.
rlaHol4N 81 he records % said counly IN
in1 mass % AiFn Hood ana NgE. Alra Hood.
frtiic 1oilce "a nerebg ElrfA. that On Ned
at4aaf ~ Ath Gay 81 hoFembaf. 1872. - a.
e'cior4 a, a.. % ihai day, a. tne courthouse a.
htapnfcsl laahQ. - il1Hla c0nntg. 4 will. ia
e..s1ieees = said wa q esEeailon. sell al
tae ri91i sltio. clans tnd Interest q SAD. Dc
ienoAnt, ~. ~ art y the ah0Fe dtsffIhpt
property, ortc uutn t1eff1f - may - h4r&e
1afl % aafi1iT plslnlIHI tIaIn4 i'EaItt| 11|Is
interest and accfuin4 scots 30 .he li1I11I ans
eest bidder iof tne ianful meaty q ihe uniisd
Dated nov. 10. isia
r fhoakles sheriff.
~ J. - A114FNon. uapuI1-
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-07-30
COTTON MARKET
CLOSES QUIET
BY Associated Press.

New York. July 29.-Cotton futures
opened irregular at a decline Of points
to an advance of points. August was
down in sympathy with lower cables and
the circulation of q few notices but the
active new crop months were generally
higher with December and January con-
tracts making new high records on con-
tinued drv. hot weather in the southwest.
Business was active and there was heavy
realizing by old longs but offerings were
readily absorbed on reactions of nine to
the points as q result Of continued cover
ing and fresh buying for long account.
Prices during the middle OF the morning
were seven to nine points net lower on
the old crop and five or six points under
the closing figures Of Saturday on the
active new crop months.
Heavy realizing Of the first hour sent
prices off to a net loss Of about 9 to %
points. It was reported however that
the August notices had been promptly
stopped. the official forecasts pointed to
continued dry weather in the southwest
and after receipt OF the Texas weather,
details showing very high temperatures,
the market at midday frued up t. with
in 8 or 4 points Of Saturdays closing.
The bureau report and Texas :empera-
tT1res stimulated at noon. Active months
sCI9 about Is to 20 points net higher
with ali positions making new high
records Around 1890 for October, there
were realizing reactions Of or points
New York. July 29.-Cotton spot closed
Quiet TX nofnts higher. Aiddling upIands
| Is. 40: rnfddling gulf. 1885. Sales !. 200
| bales
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-07-30
STOCK MARKET
CLOSES HEAVY
BY Associated Press.

New York, July 29-The usual mixture
Of gains and losses was shown in the
early dealings on the stock exchange
early today. There was some further
strength in Hill issues. Westinghouse and
Republic Iron, the last named gaining
over a point. Active stocks, including
Reading, Union Pacific and the Coppers,
were fractionaty lower.
Leading stocks showed q better ten
dency soon after the opening, but this
was offset by weakness in some of the
American Tobacco declining four points.
Influences that contributed to last
weeks dull and irregular market were
again in evidence today with the added
difference Of increased aggressiveness on
the part Of the shorts. From an uneven
opening the list soon developed weak
tone Hill issues recent bulworks sold
OF with Union Pacific, Steel, Amalga-
mated. Consolidated Gas and other prom
inent issues. In the special group abrupt
declines in American Sugar and Beet
Sugar reflected pending legislation az
Washington while Tobacco also fell
sharply. Bonds were steady.
Some recovery in the Sugar shares and
slight improvement in Stocks OF more
Importance was recorded during the noon
hours.
Further hardening Of prices on mini
mum of trading was noted in the late
afternoon, some stocks, notably Northern
Pacific selling above last weeks close.
The market closed heavy. Biscuit and
Public service Of New Jersey rose
points each in the last hour, while Mis-
souri, Pacific bonds fell 1 1-2 and 2 points
and the stock yielded /. The movement
otherwise was featureless.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-07-30

Jackson hit to short, who fumbled It.
allowing him to land safe at first.
Coburger flied out to short. Touart
struck out and Graham went out third
to first. The Whitmans scored three
in the third, as told above. There
was nothing doing in the fourth.
In the fifth Johnson, first up, hit to
third, who threw it away, allowing
Johnson to take the second sack.
Barrow went out short to first, John
son taking third. Mcdowell hit to
pitcher, who caught Johnson If third
for the second out. Wells flied out TO
short.
For the Burrow Press, Mertins flied
out to left. E. Jackson hit over sec
ond, their first hit of the game. Co
burger hit to third and was out at
first, Jackson going to second. Touart
hit liner over second, scoring Jack
son. Graham went out to pitcher for
the third down.
".