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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-11-08

WOMEN'S FELT JUL
ETS the footwear SO conf
Portable for cold weather.
Reg. sI.oo Grade .79c
Reg. SI.25 Grade. $50
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-11-08

G. Dana Chase and Miss Iva sans
burv were married at the First baP'is'
parsonage, Tuesday evening" by fes
!. q. Osborne. The bride is the daus,-
ter of Delbert Green, ana the eoupie
uIl, make their home in Wells.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-11-08
Decoy
Prices

Do you know what decoy
prices are? Some stores sell
ing prices are not the real SELL
ing prices. They are deeoys-
meaning they are not the right
prices. They are made to en-
tice the unwary within the
wide range of Get what you
cam. ~
We allude, to the Store that
Quotes you along price and
then cuts under, plaking you
believe that you getting it
cheaper than its worth when
actually the first price is an in
fated one to catch you in this
old-fashioned bartering triee.
A customer recently bought
a coat in another store and in
formed one of our employees
that she got it for $4,000 but
was first asked $4,000. Upon
comparison we had the same
quality garment made up list
as we'll in even a more attrac-
| five style al s16.5du I
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-11-08
Sash Curtains

Scrim sash curtains with lace
edge and cluster tucks, value
CSC pair at 15c pair
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-11-08

SILK TRIMMINGS, en-
broidered on silk and net in
solid and combination colors,
values soc to SI.oo, at yd. 25c
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-11-08
Door Panels

White and Arab door panels
in Renaissance and Irish point
effect, soc kind at .25c
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-11-08

SILK BALL FRINGE in
Satin and crochet, black, white
and colors, soc value at yd. :.
.......... .Jc
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-11-08

WOMEN's CAMBRIC
DRAWERS, hemstitched ruff
fe, 25c value, a pair -. l9c
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-11-08

WOMEN'S COMBIN A
TION GARMENTS made of
fine quality nainsook, en1broid-
ery and ribbon trimmed, value
$500, at each, 81. so
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-11-08

MEMS DREssY SHOES in
button and lace styles. The
Regal Shoe $3.50 and $500
grades $1.9S
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-11-08

SILK FRINGE. ? inches
wide in black and colors, 25c
value, at yd 19c
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-11-08

TNlOA q ~
SATURDAY
PED SPREADS. all hemmed'
Marseilles patterns, sizes 2 l-s
by 2 IA yards, value sr.25.
.,...... 95e
ALL PURE LINEN TABLE
DAMAsK, 70 inches wide
very heavy quality, new pat
terms. value, $I.oo yd. l9c
REACHED sHEETING 81
in. wide. heavy weight, soft
hniSh' Woi !" @
PTpPI FTTE CLIO 7 II in
fancy stripes and checks, does
not require ironing, I215c val
lie at va. -
ALL LINEN TOWELS, size
each sf....,',''IA L
WOMEN'S CAMBRIA
DRAWERS, hemstitched ruff
mOMFN,S cOMRINA-
TION. GARMENTS made of
cry and ribbon trimmed, value
$780, at edeii' SI.oJ
SuK TRIMMINGS M
hro;dored IN ill. aud net :,
solid and combination coIors.
SILK BALL FRINGE in
and eo 1',r '' 5oe vsus at y d's
................... 39c
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-11-08

ALL LINEN TOWELS, size
rSx3s inches, value 17c at,
each - 12c
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-11-08

WOMEN'S SHOES, Gun
metal, patent colt and vici kid,
button and lace, $500 shoes
$1.9S
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-11-08

WOMEN'S KID GLOVES,
? clasp, black, black and white,
white, tan and gray, regular
$I.oo and $I.25 gloves at, pair
........... lJc
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-11-08

DRESSES OF FINE I'M
PORTED FRENCH SERGE
Every color represented.
Splcndidly made and finished
$500
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-11-08

WOMEN'S BLEACHE,D
AND u NBLEACHED
FLEECE LINED VESTS
AND PANTS, high neck,
long and elbow sleeves, ankle
length, regular soc kind 42c
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-11-21
LATEST THEORY OF CATARRH
EXPLAINED BY DR. HARTMAN

500 because pcrwa is Il remedy
for mauy Diseases nu because ~
,arh can locate itself in these vHr'
ious organs and disur' their func-
jious
Sometimes catarrh is associated
with constipation other times a ca
mrhal ubieet may nos be roub'cd
lNith constipation. IN some instance
Iiherc is ooseness OF thn bowels.
People beginning NE use Of Peru
M for chronic catauh wherever 10
ated Will usually geo, valuable ad.
sico ID, Whiting me- Swing mo a.
statement of tine case.
/ do nor think 90 Will @ necessary
Tor me i'm ths article TO describe
oatarrh OF the various of-ans oi tne
body 1t is sufficient for me 10 say
in general way that any orsan is
subject 10 catarrh. because these
organs are lined by mucous mem
oraue. When once catarrh attacks
an organ IL deranscs The function of
that crean more or less.
n ......n ....,,. ~. .., ,..
,onst, f.. ,ha ''.a' ras.I, ~ '' '9'''"'
i l' "ttaens the l"fEuN ana bfoh-
chIal tubes. bronchitis and hryngtis
Ivill result
II Il ,ttaors ma .,nos ooa.h .,.
SVmutOme thai rcsomhln consufnntf ,,l
.'.I - ',V'''. ''"' '''''''' 'V"S'''''l' 81
'"i'0"
u e''"r'H at'"cks ihe Nldheys as
'rpah e. OF me urinary organs Is
certain. Cataerh Of The bladder is a
very common form of catarrh. II
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-11-21

BROWN HELPS IN CAPITAL FIGHT
Go TO W. w Browns and get your
shoe work done The only up to date
shoemaker who helps the city to fight
the capital fight for Guthrie. Mems
Sewed Shoes, half soles, 75c; Wom-
ems Sewed Shoes, half soles, soc;
chiidrens sewed Shoes, half soles,
soc; Heels. 25c. l15 s. First.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-13
BRYAN DEDIcATES
GREAT MONUMENT
Addresses orsas coufsssrsts Throng IN
Arginqton srstsry--corporsi Tan
nsr Makss Brief spsseh, Also.

washington. Nov fa-North ard
south met and clasped hands over the
dead of the Confederary Ia Arlington
nationel csmstery today when the
Daughters of the Confsdaracy laid the
corner stone of the great monurucnt -
the Confederate dead.
After Former Secretary of the Navy
Hillary A. He~bert had laid the con-
ncr stone. william jennings Bryan
pronounced ire dedicatory grafton.
lnudinr ths dissipation ~ sectianalism
and the formal prowram of the day
Vaa concluded. Colonel Herbert. Row
ever. called Corporal james Tauner. q
the Grand Army ~ the Repubiic. FOR
anai word frosn ere north 20 the
south
LeaninK heavry on q stick. Corporal
Tanner raised his bands above the
crowd and pleaded for the ultlmats
elimination of sectional feeling
a Frraf crowd ~ spectators covered
ths grave studded lawn - the Goa
federatn section - the cemeterv. and
hundred - members ~ the United
Daughters of the Confedoracv sur
rounded the stand where SAT Confed-
crate veterans and a Eroup - AGED
widows - Coufadsrnfe dead
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-13
OUTLOOK HERE rs
MOST ASSURING
:. "A. Bainum VIII Put
Money in the Proposition.
Provided Local Men Show
Sufficient Interest TO War
rant the Organization Of
Such a Company - Meet
ings Are Held.

A myv@n~nt n on hput IN penaanola
with nru@pectn % F1ooess. 10 onwanias
q bank and trust company In this oity.
tn which G. A nainum ~ Indiana. az
well AZ a number az lonai o1tiacns of
prourinence win - Interested
Mr. natnur. who has been IN fhe
hankinM bunineus successfully On In
diana for a number ~ yearn. oaFne %
Florida several weeks aEo and looked
over tha ontfre stafa wtch a view o.
esfahnshing sich concern. Affcr
visfting thirty couutics he decided that
Pensacola offered me best prospects Of
sny city IN the state ana decided. NJ
possible. 10 iocate hore.
Mr Baintsm represents ample cap
ital % organise such onnpanv. but
desires 60 have associated win him .
number nf panmaonin men ~ uromi-
nenca 50 aE % insure fie proper TN
terost a. well a. a comply with me
laws ~ TT0rida. which require that
two thirds ~ the direcsrrH of surh
companies shall b. citix~ua ~ rae
state.
Two ueefinru have beon he1d. which
have ben well attended ~ iosui citi-
rens. Anorher wsii be held wffhln q
few days and it - vcry prutahle that
the movement win ~ SUCCESSFUL
WMain = ahort time the utock books
win BE npensd and ushacriptiona TO
ceived.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-13
ny ASSOCIATED rnrzs.

Affluaukss. VIA. Nov ia-John
Hchrank pisadea guilty today ~ at
tsmptins 10 naurder Thsoaore Roose-
veit ami IN his pisa be souHht 70 ais
tinr1ish between an assault on Roous-
veif 80 'manace" and an attAcig On
NuoHeVrif ~ 4 ritireu
The disiriof aftormey read tha cofn-
piaint in which echraNk Faa accused
~ havius mace an Assault upon me
person az -una Theotore Roosevelt
wtth a deadly wcanon and with tn
tent then aud There 20 XIII and Hiay
ne eaid Thoodore Roosevait"
How 30 vou plead 20 thiH olargrF
N prosecution asked.
"Why guilty, Mr. Zabei- nerliod
Hnnrnnk in a confused wav.
Yes have hoard the cumpiaint - In
ternusod Judge Harhua and you un-
derH9and IN n that you arc charged
with havsng aftcmp1ed 90 murder
rheodoro nooauvcit 40 you plead
guilty oT roe Miiiiyr
- fid nof mean 80 fll q 1tizen.
Judge" began sehrank II thof Theo-
fnrt Roosevelt because ae was = rnen-
ace A. ths euuntr1 ne shoulf nos
have a third fnrtn \ h bad nat
man HhfEts hFva ! te eHfnt tft
rot Nari ann IS hare ano ! shof hlu
an = wnrninw fhmt men muai not Try O.
have more than two terrns 90 priest
dent ~ fhe uuited states.
II hhuf Theodore Roosevelt tn kfil
hfua. thint al men trvinE ~ heep
fhumaeisra in once should ~ kfleds
thav become aanWeruur. did nut an
A. hecausa ~ vas canoi bate - he
prasrsssiva pary. eithcr. seiiSlvnen. /
ha cnnciuded
~Au right" interrupted the court
takinH from the dsesici attorney the
rlna frr 4 sanity commission far the
n~fnnhant Wa read 81 hastily while
fha nrnaeoutor explainad ita purport
The man iH insane." said the dis-
trfci sftuFuey. II would be wrong g.
nnnfanoa hin foE a crime II he was
rnentnny unnound isrst because he was
willing % plead guilty.
Juamu mackm@ announced thAt. havs
fnr obtained ne couaant ~ the ply.
sfesana. he would appoinf on ire oom-
mission nrm ~ hfudel, Hunerin-
sant - q nanitnFlomi william r.
nos,ksr. former head 81 ne northorn
hospital FOR the inmeue ~ wisconsin,
W. u. WarrInHfun. a nnrVe speeialiHt
and Richard newev an ~ Miiwaukee
m oBurt appointed Joseph F1anaers
~ fsruaukes - Represent schrauk a.
tha sanitV hearinH
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-13

New YORK. Nov. f2-wmiam sha-
piro. 60 defendant with me four al
ieEed Eunman. tndiosed a. the actual
slayers - Herman kossnthal the
gambler. today turned states evddence
IN testifyinE az the trial q the -four
defendanfs for the murder. shapiro
idenfihed the auartetta aa ~tefty
t.ouie.- ~Gvp tho Biood" Whitley
Lewis and "naEo Prank" as fhe pas
senEsrs in ths murder car" which
drove up % the Hotel Metropolis whore
Rneenthai wna shot and killed.
The witness said he saw the four
Eet out ~ the automobile and heard
the shots hred. fe declared that when
they came hfsck 60 the m.arhine they
had revoivcru IN thair hands shapiro
said be beard 'naEo Prank" say thaf
Police Lieutenant Charles Becker.
since convicted % insfiEatinE the mair
der. bad "nxed the oops.-
In beginning ms address today Mr.
Moss described ths inception Of the
piof 90 KIN Rosenthai. reviewing the
evidence IN tire Becker trial The four
gllnmsn. he sid. al n1ernebru ~ -Big
gack" ZeliEa EanE, we're Instruments
the ewecutinn of TIE murdFr
Attorney wahie. fof ths dcfense. ob-
fecfed n tho pro@eealfnr'a chAfacter-
inatlon - 80 ril~nt~ - 'Nrfnrlen."
Z am uslng common everyday yer
nneilar@ said Mr. Afora
II g. me ianEuage - ths under
wurh and the word has no place IN
this c0ust room retorted Mt Wahle-
NJ Nous referred thereafter 20
'thees dafendants"
eEivsry one ~ these fosu men vas
an essential factor in the murder. be
said 'If - not necessary Tor ua %
shoW that q waa Whitley Lewis Who
nred the particular shot that killed
Roaenthni: and ] don't believe Ne shah
be able 70 snow whtsh ~ the four ac-
tually Pot ths bullets into Rosenttnl
The eiaim ~ the state h that each
a. aaunmw rrlfy"
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-13

Trfnceton. ~ D.. Nov fa--Prssideut-
elect wilson proposes 30 keep the dnur
~ hla private once AZ the White
Houss always opeu and accesalhio %
the public. "a was anuounced today.
rhe governor has followed this policy
a. the ch5af executive of New IeraeV.
Tire rnvernor aald ha cd noe know
what tha arrangemeu. are at ne
white Houae. buf that he intended %
Keep an open door a. far AZ possible.
The idea of tha pres. fcnt-elect e. that
en- executive ~ the state oF nation
saould have M locked doorf coufer-
snoes or transact any business IN his
private usloo that the public could M
actually So n 81 wanted -.
The president -rlerf has not 'brsafhei
D. nculH WHISTLER be VIII call a
npaciai anasion - eongresH % revise
ne tarln The governor declared to-
dmv thaa ne had not expressed an
opinion On thls topic % anybody nor
allowed Himself 30 form one. Hs l.
hearing an sides of tho case ne said-
Il trained myself duriEE my term as
arVernnr." he said. mot 20 anticipate
nv onln8ona. mv friepH8. ~ erurue
have a right 20 ozpress their 0wn
opiri1na
~tsasa thcy any sawi.t e. So whai
ycair opinion lzr~ he whs aaked
They have not. I have no opinion
0overhur wilson found HE once Ia
sna STATE capitol crowded when he
reached here thin forenoon. Almost -
many persons were there on sfrands
conoeruing national business a. On
stare usattorn.
Nathan Hirueh. member of the
ntate damocrafic cesnmAfee % Now
York. y presidential eiertgr and
nanufactnrrr ~ cotton goods wss tae
arnt man uho got scceas 30 the SOW
ernnr. Mr Hlrnch wuEEusted that 20
handle the tartH there he appointed
separate commissions Tor every kind
~ BUSINESS
Tha src,ideut -elecl assured Mr.
Firarh taat he was not taklng up
these subjects ~ the present time, but
asked him to prcpare for him a mem
oratnamn ~ his Vicwa and go send I
% him.
IRE rovernor fouad q variety -
wifta "a the state house.. STA rabhita'
feet came IN tae mail Bach - tne
donors wrote that the rabbits had been
~aisnf NJ utidmtgft in a grage sinrd.
Wavfnr heard that thc uVerncr once
during the campaign sewed his own
buttons on his wearing apparel. two
well -uisherH aent q Housewife outut
containtna neeaio thimble thread ans
urfnnora. The ruvnrnor's hald SPOT
aiso must have attracted some atten-
tlon. FOR today hs reoslved q hig box
~ hair tonio"
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-13
THEPREMIEROF
SPAIN KILLED
BY ANARCHIST


Madrid. Nov. ia-,Ths spanish pre-
mier. Jose CannlefsN. waa shot aeah
today while enterfaF the ministry 81
rhe interior here % attend 3 .-ablnet
meeting. E@ aHsaiianL Mantal Par
dinas 6erruto Martin. aEcd as. az r.
Grade. provinces ~ Hueaca. an an.
anchlst. was arrested and then coxu-
mittsd suicide.
The aNsassinafion ~ Tarenier Canal
etas toga place a. half past eleven Ms
morning In the Puerta eel sol. In frorf
- book stall. neaF the entry % ehe
ministry ~ the interior.
Martin hred four ahofs a. close
range and three of me bullets STRUCK
the prcnicr. who zen on ths Sidewalk
end died iaIEnediateiy.
Soule bystanders seized the asaansin
ard hsaacd him over % tie POLES.
lie then turned hia revolver on hifa-
self and d T. believed he has since
died frum the seif-lnhicsed wound.
Martin "a said % have been cloaely
connected with anarchists but Il q not
known whether his crime was pre-con-
cersed or COMMITTED On be own initla-
tiva
Political fernent always exists in
spain. br1 nothing has been reported
within e recent period which could lr
Any W. b. connected with the crime
a strict censorship waa Instituted
~ the authoritics on the telerranhs
and toiephonez Immediately after the
asaauainmuon Tor several hours h
vas impossible % communicate with
The outfIde world.
The assassin came - spain shor,
time $50 from Buenus Ayrcs. ArEcn-
tina
King AFumao. whn hurrird out ~
tha ministry aH soon aH ho heard af
the assault was leeuiy nnFed I'm
unsdlatelv after ths crime his ma fearv
usaH acclaimed hE fhe people uho had
quickly. wafhcred sf ne scene 90 uhe
nhanainn
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-13

jackson Miss Nov. ta.-AncnrdinE
% information received nom stark
Vile today. fhe atFths ~ the students
az ths Agricultural and Mechanical col
ieee "a more serious than the coiiFnr
authnrtftea have admitted
Less tran four hundred students oui
~ q total enrolment - nearly ane
Thousand were on the campus today
ana the Disorder was - great that 10
was impossible o. resume recitationF
The train leaving starkvilie Al .
O'Clock Yeefardav carried away 40
students. a majority - fhefn being
freshmen and juniors
Nearly en- members - the senior
class who we're sumnarlIv expelled and
ordered 20 leave tha campus unanr
threats ~ arrest have taken up quar-
tsra wtth friends IN starkvris and o.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-13
BRITISH TROOPS
ARE MOBILIZED
Entlrs Army corpa ls nsins oathsrsd
A. Aidsrshos Fer Msnevvsrs--ls of-
ter Gene.

hldershof. Ems. Nov. IA prac-
tice mobilization of All the trnnna sta
tened ~ the military camp here has
been uraercd NJ fae war once
The troops compose an entfre army
corps with infantry. eayairy. artiiiey
and the auxiliary Hsrvieos al oofn-
piefe.
The tvoopa a. the Aiderrhot milmarv
camp ara virtually always On a war
foofina The command IL tne moat eN-
teuaivo IN the British islea.
Thm various nrrAnwemnntm ara rnn~
resented ~ as hattaiionH ~ Infantry.
"a batteries ~ horse and neld artii-
lerv. two regiments ~ cavalry. enmi-
neera. army nervioe corrs and medical
corps.
Frequent uaohiiixntioum mrw carried
out and the whole army c0rpa partic-
inatcd with the troops from ether com
mands an the autumn manmuvurw im
esrtrmhcr
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-13
- AasrcIArEn -.

London. Nov. tE.--Thera ta no news
siher from sofa or ConEfanuuople az
a. how the battle az Tchataiia linea
guarding ConHtantinopia from the hul-
Enrian troops is regultinE The silence
may Imply the rurNa are mnkinG =
better aafenHe than waa expected. On
the ether hand b ia ruFnored Turkey
IA asking Bulgaria 90 arrange an arm
iaficn. in ether nelds of the Turkish
Haikan war operations the proEreaa ~
the allies is siow. Tho HerNiana and
OroekH have not YET reached Monastir,
where a hig hattie is cxpacted The
Montenewrina suffered setback in tae
prolonged efforts 81 capture acutarh
largely due 90 tho detection ~ the
MnlisHori trihem who demand guaran-
teea - Aihanian independcnce.
The Greek advance on Janina also
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-13
PHYSICIANS ASK
WILSON'S SUPPORT
Flo-ida Session Wsnss Him to Aid n
Passage 81 Bin for = Natisnsi 81
reau 81 Aeaith.

Jacksonvllie. F1a- Nov if Con
sratuiations weru extended " aaidcnts
elect Woodrow Wilnon end his nruYrt
was asked fer a hi1 before couErrHs
ururuHinN the establishment ~ ua-
tianni department ~ hualfa in fhe
opening session - the sixth annual
meeting - the Southern Medical As
sorintiun here today. Several hundred
nhtHhiaus. rrureHcutina fourteen
southern states. attended today'a aea-
Hlona
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-13
Over 900 Students Of mississippi
A. & M. College are on Strike

eiare thsy intend tn hEht 20 fhe fniah.
More than one hundred ~ the de-
seffinR atudenfs q majority - minors
who iafi the campus Monday nft~r-
noon in ths face ~ Governor Brewers
threat that they would ha arrested n
they attempted 20 ~ home without
the consent ~ their parents. raeaed
through Jaci.a1n today enrouts 40 their
humNn
According O. ono - the students ar
riVlnN here. ths strike ia the cuinium-
tion ~ n series - clashes batween
President Hiahfower and tha aeaior
class dating froHn fha opening ~ th@
session. and tha emphatic refusal of
the president tn hear any complaints.
KleVancea ~ amKEeaiioua from senior
riaaa committee. ~ ~ rive me Hen-
iors The privileges hitherto acoorde4
them.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-13
BURNS ROASTED
BY THE LEADERS
Araerican Fedsration % Laher con-
vsution Charges tis ls ESampis -
Fsia Claim Thut privats Detseti~es
Ars sousstirssa crooks

Rochester. =. Y Nov. t2-rhc ar
raiFnmont o. william J Burns. az an
example g hts own Characteriza zafiou
of private detectives a. men not al
Ways 90 he trusted and criticism ol
TIE detective f3r an alleEed effort t0
conmect the American Federation of
Labor with tire McNamara dgnanit.
inEs Featured tedsy@s sessions or ths
annual eonvention - the federation
Practically al ~ the day vas devof
~ 90 the rcadlnE ~ a report 81 the
executive couucll which contained crit
icisma az Burns The McNamarar
we're characterized as either criminal
10 insane or ~insaneiy criminal
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-13
TO HAVE FEELING
OF OWNERSHIP
Taft Says wilsen's Adrnirissrstlon
VIII Give southsrners This Kind of
Fsslinu.

WaahinFt0n. Nov. IA Ersmtrr up-
portunity % give ne Eaufh Feeling
~ uNuermhipH IN fha euvurnment win
ba gwen by WOODROW Wilson's admin
lstration than waa accurded ~ the
present Republican ndmfmiMirNffon.
President Taft told the United Danaii-
iera of the Confcderafy a. the oTen-
inW session of the annual convention
here tonight
as said he had done MS best and
asserted that me ariivigv % the south
eruers On connection with the demo
crasic administration VII % much 90
eliminate sectional feeling
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-13
ELECTION DATE Is
CHANGED TO JAN. IA
A Board Of Bond Trustees is
Created Under the Pro-
posed Ordinance and the
Number of Docks to BE
Constructed is Left al the
Discretion of That Body.

The general ortiinancs oouurnfafss uf
the caty council. 20 w-hich wma rmfmrwma
tho ordinanoe prOvidinE for tha onn-
siruction ~ tsao municipal doolun. held
q meefing m the citr hAn ycwamrsimv
aftolncon and vuted favoraiply on ne
uroposod Measure Msanhena of fha
nnance committee 90 the ceuncil and
also me1nberH ~ fhs Pensacola Cous-
moTcial Association were prasenf nv
invitation and mfHsr a general dhnmnm-
s10n ~ tha ardinanoa Il wutm dectdnd 70
report uae mcaarre fnvusmhly % tha
council m its meetiaH toniwht tila or..
dinanne being Amended In several In
Stances acrerdina 20 = ntmtamnmt nv
Alderman near chAirmsan of the wun-
eTai ordinances committee
Among tho asnendmoirta IN omm
ohanring the date ~ hoidine the eaen-
tion % deterlnine whistler a. not tha
issuance NJ hnndm for tha psrrp~ma ana
amount named shall ~ approved ~
the vaacrn - the cMv. Tha ORIGINAL
ordinances pimnnd tha data 1f hniainw
the election on D~cesnber ~. 1914.
w1iie the amended one namaa January
"a. iaia, AZ the date.
The original orvifunnoe provtdes
that the docxn shall be cquappad with
-secowNary Wwatrhes and motive power
70 rounerf with other dockm. railroads
and industries and asks ffiaf bonds 20
tha amount W f&eo. ooo be inmued ~
thc CITY, placing the ruua,er ~ doci.a
20 be Constructed a two The amend
"a ordinance wfn ieave thn number ~
docks - - huiit wNh use hnard 20
hund tfflsiese which ia created undtK
the ordinance. consisting ~ fhrfa
qualified vofora - the osty named ~
the colnral f'mch ~ tiae trustees
viii ~ roqlarUsf 20 mfve = bond ~
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