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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-03-08

I hereby announce that am a candi-
date for res election to the office of Har-
bormaster. Your vote and support will
be sincerely appreciated
J. ED. ABERCROMBIE
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-03-08
THE PENSACOLA
COTTON MARKET

The following report is furnished daily
for The Pensacola Journal by Harris,
Allison q Co, Cotton Merchants, Pen
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-03-08

I hereby announce myself as q candi-
date for q member Of the House OF Rep
resentatives from Escambia county. and
solicit the support of the Democratic
voters of Escambia county In the coming
primary.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-03-08

/ hereby announce my candidacy for
reelection to the ONCE Of county treas
urer, subject to the action of the demo
cratic primary.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-03-08

am a candidate for the ONCE Of Super
intendent of Public Instruction of Es-
Gambia County. subject TO the action Of
the Democratic Primaries. The support
Of all Democrats will be appreciated.
A. S. EDWARDS.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-03-08

County Commissioner, District No. 2.
1 hereby announce my candidacy for
county commissioner from District No.
2. subject to the action Of the Demo
cratic primary.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-03-08
EnR raEARIIRER.

hereby announce my candidacy In the
democratic primaries for the ONCE of
Treasurer OF Escambis county. The Cup
port OF all democrats VIII be appreciated.
JOEL FRAZIER.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1912-12-12
STORY BY JOHNNY

in love does make an awful boob
out of some guys
when a bunch of people at one
of the steambote piers seen a fell
Ter about6 feet high down on his
knees asking a skirt to'marry him
they thought it was some kind of
a moving pickture stunt getting
pulled off
but it wasent. it was on the
level
the big guy was friedrich Won
schweitzer, and he is an orhser in
the germen army
he has been over in the u. S. on
a vacation, and he has been put
ting in his time chasing miss mar
gret miller around the country
2 years ago when miss miller
was in hamburg, germerny, fred
rick got a nockdown to her and it
was all off with him
all the time that he could get off
his job he was crawling around on
the fore wearing out the knees of
his pants and asking miss miller
please wouldent she put him out
of his mizzery by saying one
sweet word
well, she wouldent say it, and
her pa he said a lot of words from
time to time, which amt agoing
to repeat here, because the editor
wouldent print them
but nothing would stop this
poor gink. he just kept on chas-
ing after the yung lady and pes
tering around till here he was on
the steambote, running a new pare
Of trousers and cluttering up the
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1912-12-12


lie give you sumthing, says
miss miller's pa, if you don't git
up and beat it
just then along came 2 steward
carrying a trunk, and the one that
was backing up dident see fredlf
rick, and him and the trunk and
friedrich and a ornamental paim
tree went over in a heap a
when frederick got out from i1rlzI
der the reckage, miss miller haE
hid herself in her stateroom, afld
he dident have no ticket on tl5e5
steambote, so he had to git off ~
that's what / call a sad case
9 johnny 5
) -o-o E
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1912-12-12

Glasgow college boys have coz
to smashing sufragettes. Somes
body IS going to get spanked now
sure. -
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-14
rlIE VOICE or BUSINESS,

The appeal 0f the Sew M"Ni'"
wool Growers association, III" organ
iscd representatives ut ihr chief IN
duslry oi the state that the people
abandon political lmcl ana Nut" for
Jafla aud protection uf the w"ol bust
ness In one OG the significant d'N"l'
.upmruta ul the campaign. There
could he 10 more imprcsHtN" pr""l
~ the Tact that the election at ~
CONGRESSMAN h. not matter Of poll
tics hat uI business
II IN "a matter uf business which
comes home directly tu every bus''
ness man and tho business men are
going to vote accordingly
We can imagine no more fatuou'
procedure than that Of the morning
paper. In its attempt To get votes fol
Ferguson, trying To belltIle ant
snoor at the great industry which hal
made New Mexico one Of the leadini
wool producing states Of The union
which means bread and butter Il
tens OF thousands VI citizens nn'
which affects the prosperity OF ever
county and town and village In lh'
state.
, ~ this 10 the Democratic pusilioh
II h most astounding. wll ~c h
tUld next that tho irrigation interests
the farming industry and the minlnI
business are also mere trifles whIcI
should not be considered In reverent
~ sppTosqhIRS the great privilege 0
voting for q Democratic candidatsf
| The wool business may be Of lttl
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-14
The Duty of the Voters of
Bernalillo County.
NDu rrruu~ Got -. pI
r"in T"IG Il" Polite, nv Man Whom the People Trust
ny IItN\k ". CLANCY.


Nlpl, Iurruur cot -. lpI.
70 ,u. EHIIur 81 the E,,u0ua llrrpid .
li stn uf recent ,nuris. mad"
viiuuul ans foundation Ia tact, to put
thu state Republican urgdnlzatiuu and
Us candidate In the p"-itiun at seeking
a. r'NIt, and rclnstntr tt' discrrdit"d
E"ru'.. % faction IN tins country,
Win the u,crlhr0W al whlyh had
som, .uuuyrtlOn, I feet rdll"d upon
10 d~n the usc at yuu" columns 10 ap-
peat q" Dr. Republican voters OF Der.
nallllu county of all Kinds To- COM"
a. the ,uppurl q; our presidential can.
dIdulc sod or our candidate for ,on-
grcss
\ hIl" review of political events
during The ust nine years may be- at
some N,Iu, ~ tending To- explain "a"
causes ur Republican discomfort IN
this count, and M leading up to pres
unt conditions under which all such
causes Of dscontenSnhavc been elm
mated
In iroa was district attorney. ana
there Ma forced upon my attention
matter showing corruption and mis.
INA nngcmcut IN county anaIrs, aud. as
Was my duty, laid before IA grand
Jury Of the county tile evidence OF
that condition. owing tn the lnilu'
oncc ~ county malcfnctors. II WA
lmpussihlr Ia get grand Jury Il
mako r,pOTt upon the facts, and
IN order to create some public Hsntl'
! ment. N,s compelled la rosort 10 the
columns Of the press 10 eniightoh-peo
pie as to what was going on, Thii
VAS the BEGINNING OF the night Nhlcl
lasted Tor years, and which had to'
It's OBJECT the purIfcation ~ th'
county olhccs. Any personal eNper
fences In that struggle. In which ~!
supporters at first were very few u
number, cannot be OF much Interest
but | can say that they were very try
Ing aud disugreeable. In this connec
ton. credit should be given to IN
support 1T Miguel a. OterO, who wa
| then governor OF New Mexico, 4
whom this codnty owes debt o
gratitude. eEpociailg for the courng
1 hU showed by TeInevlng three count
Officers In IS0s and appointing cap
1 able and honest men In tleh places
IL Ii true that Governor OterO has ~
Gently taken a course IN politics shiq
1 am unable % approve. but We slspul
not fan 10 i've him full credlk e
what no aid a hglnging abOatf iIIl
proved conditions ~ hernalilio ceun
~ EhRirH. From that time 20 w.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-14
EDUCATION NOTES.

N,u YuLr magnificent u,u Dttu
'du,.tt,u huiidiug BE- moss tuupI,''d.
uud win %" Gle dI,itrd ~ b,tuh,i. ~
o. considered one ul the finest s'ttr.
tuT,. 10 IA, world d,.ut,d ~ vdu,,t-
ttuuaI administration Il ~ ,urruuud.
81 uE So nat B. said To- De- the long, 1t
culuu.tI' 10 ,Atstru,". The building
"ust 8a,5Ou.UOo Prominent cdu,.
tori of thts country aud abroad haHr
been iu'it,d iu J., present at To" drui
catiuu ceremonies
M increase ~ siguificHuc, al tie
y VI degree rs planned by university
,ulh"ri'i,s. Yale ANA luigcrs uuw
require iwu N,Hrs ct study after grad
nation Tor This d,Rrrr. whereas un,
year has been tn" requirement here
luiur' The aim t. to raise thu
.ndud.,rd OF the \, NJ, - Ahnt II viii
be- sought w highly Qualified m,.
aud women vino hu,c 10 special iu,
,lIuatl"u tor tho rur" research vuru
demanded tor the rh.D.
the rrpublI, ut l'ruguay i- making
rtlh'r remarkable progress ~ pri
unrs "ducuiiuu. Six Years ago, IN
.. j ncr"Z, Ia charge ~ tn, sa.r'tr,
f,,iua,d hS the hHrEWHrdnCss at ihi'
'ouutB 10 lhin respect. entered upul
.,-,tulpaIgu ct education. The q,
tI1t b. that the republic hHa increase
81. appropriations tor the aid 81
..hu"le. uoriuu training has beet
lu.atl' improved ana the "lllcinrc}
| cot IA" local Inspectors hn- bccl
greatly Increased.
Th" STATE 81 Minnesota has 81
gagged IN Ernest T. IIuag. u h,hlll
! expert, To- travel about the siat, an,
u"ulunslrnu, To- IA" citizens that "a
/ u"nhl conservation at Ia, mental uu'
| physical health of children ls posi-
| hlc and practicable with the mean
I 1trrnvrv- rrTr'----r'rrr,r rIaus ar
| proposed - organization with
medical ulII,,r and % mus, OF nurses
I,2D organization With Il schu"l nuT-
81 NURSES "ul'. 90 Organization g.
Ga. "upl",m ,m col q Simple uuu
medical h,trh survey uu the part %
thu teacher uuI' ~ mIhr II pus
i'thir TOR 'N,r pumnuEltt, huvr,,
smhL to pus-,.. VA, necessary tech
'nirJl Know ,"dg', the state board "a
! health wiU maintain at the state cJII
ltdl cleaning house ct mtormatio
concerning ,hlid hygiene, mudicu
supervision, tn teaching of scho,
hygiene, Uud lu, uhr'
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-14

its bathroom. To men ~ sVuth ana
enthusiasm ond high ideals Mr Bee
appeared to b" "pl'ud,d place to
begin
Imagine then ne" as'ruleun'r' au0
chagrln ~ the young men lu ui
their elderly contemporary ImunH
nicly abandoning Ia" cause "l Nr
Bara as 10" original slmuu pu' r.
former, The hero Uf the ruu.,. "J gu"u
government ana the 81 G"ors' "'
purc politics whom the forces oI r,il
hasr sought ~ down for their onu
sinister purposes: and indignantly Pc.
upuuoluE The roproh"usiblr lt, u
, winch 10 alleges Was mad, 10, Hr
: IiH,Jr political chief 10 induce m
&" resign ns chairman Dy ~, iumtNus
ugl,r OF only "a mcnsly Thousand dal.
lars ANA Publishing Mr Huo'. put
'I.N as ,u' advance agent Ul puuJf,U
wn..Huuu 10 tho count.
o. m..' ,' admitted thl % D.. dr.
. rr 400. ru have oar nru praise
,uln ,."ra meet win such un.
l,,,, t.I and formidable Opposition
l..' ,u tn, nrghi restroom of )0u,h
.,uU ...u aud hgh .d',lr rhcr, b.
uu s.. toI 90. nl ana '" shat
..,.. .uHull. onward. our culnus.
.,.f. U..,..tI .I.I.. iH.pu win u
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-14
DIIOInNI.ING

The morning paper ct lht rit}
praises the owners ~ TIE ENcuius
Herald for their cntcrrris" IN enter
ing upon campaign for civic right
Republican party II speaks at our
snuth, our enthusiasm aud our high
Ideals. and with only the smnlIr5t
p"ssihlc note "r envy discuycrablc,
bids good speed In the work
with modest pride the ownors al
tho Herald ad NIT the soft impcach-
ment that they are young.
with equal modcsty we plead guilty
10 the enthusiasm and tho high ideals
with which Ne are ~ generously
credited; aud the source Of these
kind words 1T praise adds gTgatly 10
the qualification 1T the recipients.
~ Intimatcd by our contemporary,
the yOnnH men enter this campaign
with the advantages at cNpcTicrcc
gained while conducting one along
eiHiiiuf ZINES TOT ~ ut'hNt w ~ hH"S'
the auspices of tho morning paper
until that influential daily abandoned
the fight; and the cXperisneo VI
course II not without its value. nut
Il Is with extreme regret that We are
under the painful Necessity OF an
nouncInG thst the task ls made much
harder and The outlook somewhat
disCOurasing az the outset by tbs un'
expected opposition Of the great ana
powerful newspaper upon whose as
SlataBeo We relied.
Mr.. EifsgO Ilaca. chairman Of th'
county central committee Of the ite
pahliean parts. appeared 10 By soo'
mafsFisl upon which 10 begin lh'
campaign for reform. afr. Baea.
nembor Of Frank Hubbsli's organise
ton since his arrival In Bsrnalill
county. has beeh nnfaVOsabiT men
tloned foF tle oOEneetion With III
nnsayoEy iDoldent % Room ~ an
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-14

Thr Old Pay Envelope.
From judge
M. ! never went 10 college,
And I am not w un Greek,
wear u pair OF D"rnlls
And wors hard throughout hr
week
I've no aCau,miu theories
Bout Ire, ,rodr and hll such d"pr.
Dut I'm grr.'lf Interested
IN my OILS PISS envelope.
am not ug.tu.t To" college
Wish I tu..u has" gone there, too.
For d. thOr, Ysh education
Helps to plU - FELLOW through
Hut when ,.,,tturs teach ~
That free '',dc's IN" nattun's hup".
Gee. II nal me rather soary
For my CO... pay envelope
Nh, that li payer paclag"
Means u iutp 10 VII" aud nc,
Means h,.y 10 all IN" children
For irs hu...d and butter -s""'
Keeps ~" .'u. roof ubuy" M.
with no ,.r.s To- intorlopc-.
There II 10 nd peace and comfort
w my old goo" envelope.
hnd u has h..u coming st'1dN
Coming nj .I.. ulcr and Tat
But II vanish Nhru the natiuui
Was ruled Dr.. ct Democrat
M. those bgnr du,s OF anguish,
cut uf Wul. and out ct hope
Seems likes nine al departed
WIN my '.l pt, envelope.
~" nu ccUi.uI, theories
Dancing 'rrHud lusidc my head
So III bc. hang'd II YOU catch me
Voting gam my daily bread.
IN not hclp tIIl 10" tariff
Aud I wan un Wilson dop,.
For rrutccti.u's the inpurIu,,
For my uIJ pay envelope
Tom " Jn'h.on
THE ANI#IpH CAV" W. lt, vortu
81 our none pu SUNDAY
o
THANKS. Grandpa ror ur., KIND
words
orr CO&TEMp f. tor ,H, p,.u..pr.
~ the NcpubIr ,u purt} u, rUr tina"
o
iT WAS RIGHT smart col ., 'tr, It
that
.
NOTHING LINE buus ,uuu4 uua
enthusiasts.
THEY OUGHT re- build q rrn,,
around thar iiaNli1s pruit"utiIIr.
O.
PROBABLY Ne shall hear l,idi Mr.
Clancy II also 81 gdnEat"I
d
WHAT PuHILES ~ b. hov Sururr,
! county h. gcliing along without th
services Of l;"lorm"r liaDd.
.
THAT plSTIlt,SS sisual tcu, up, l.,
! ~" Democrats Iisl N'"n l""k might
! "ucUurtgin-.
THE DAILY rdIltuu ~ - Opruiur
! rublt,t rrpba,IE r'gurds tho $500
/ business o. q necessary evil
%.
/ THAT "OMMOTlDN tu uuii',,
/ nas merely a." star Esrd G"dd' .
, throwing e ~ when sh, met Eirosu
o 90
TllE BEST PART Of u is tlr non
r''urhnh'r smile "n Ga" r.,s -
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-14

brls"ut 10 one has br"u ahir 10 Hud
any serious fault with our county adj
miuistratIuu.
I'm Tho FAN ui 1904, In order tu lend
respect rJilit,. I the county ticket, the
men who then controlled tho county
organization nominated Alfred Gruns-
field ton ih" office uf county commits
SiOuuT, with the expectation OF having
toe lNU other commissioners Su1scr-
Went Zee their Wishes aud able To out
vote Mt Grunsfrid on all matters In
Whird ,'icy Ncre Interested. These
G., EQUATIONS we're upset by ih action
or thr supreme court of the territory,
after tho election. In OuAtlnR from Of
nee INu county commissioners who
had hoeL unlawlully appointed by nm
act Of the Legislature az the time OF
the creation of Sanduvai county. Gov
crnor Oi"ro Immediately appointed
Manuel Springer and Carlos Sanchez,
10Th good men, 10 MI their places,
| IL" torn Of Carlos Sanchez lasting
on,v until the end Of the year 1904,
When Mr.. Grunsteld took his place.
| white Manuel springer continued In
office under that appointment for two
more years. The men who nominated
and elected Mr.. Grunsteld soon found
that his honesty would not permit him
to be "A scrylIe tool for their improper
PURPOSES, and, united with Manuel
Springer. there was n majority Of the
board In favor Of honest government.
TkEt government has been maintained
from that time to the present, and
there In M longer the slightest chance
OF any return TO the former bad con-
ditiOns. ...
In the year Of the next election
1905. the Republicans of the county
who were determined that there
should be no reinstatement OF the men
who had dlsBraced the county. form
Cd an aniEation and sent a delesa-
ton TO the territorial convention held
that year at Las Vegas. Al this time
the territorial organisation OF tbs
PARTY made liz first serious mistake
az TO BernalillO county, In refusing q
seat our deleGAtl0n. and. az result
such a condition OF affairs wal
brought shout In our county politics
that the sO-called regular HspublicaI
ticket was defeated and the reform
element. with the assistance VI Dem
Oesutie votes. which at that time were
not numerous. obtained full control 81
; the eOunty administration. This nc
4 tiUu or the territorial convention wa
: tha beuihnibG % digoontant MD slSratA
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-14

I
Mcssrs stvrtz and Sellers.
D.
EI.FEUO. also. has probably found
hat the course OF true reform never
jill run smooth.
o.
SUSPICION continues ~ snoop
around until II finds what u " look
ing i"r,
\ MARRIED mnn has To grOwl Oc-
,t.loually Just ~ keep from forgetting
huv.
Tlus FIRST TIME airl II dlsap.
puln,rd IN love she begins 10 map out
81 career
iT Is iMPOSSl to-maks some
thing out 81 nothing with the pUs-
.iblr exception Of "a bathing suit
~
EVERY GlItL should hook cut Tor
herself and che does II thCr" n n win
du" la the room she occupies.
~ TAKES u mother to explain that
IT II wasn't tor the other bad boys
her 'NiIlir' would be- an angel.
p
\ MAS DOESN'T mind being rUnsl-
cd los his n,lghburs az much nv he
dHlihra being kept IN hot Wuter by
hiH wife.
LOT"S WIFE il the only woman un
rec, ri who became IA pillar of salt.
tut - lot of other wives become
p"pp, rl.
WOULDN'T 1T bo good Idea to
begin using few facts in the cam.
pdsu. to use the words Of our cs.
Teamed friend Colonel Harris;
O.
ACCORDING 20 Dr. Cutler Of
Columbia. pie II aS good and whole
some ~ It ever was. 4 KNOCK or a
boost;
PRESIDENT .1nn dnzcd or peace
, fully To- sleep IN "a pavilion buN at =
| county Iiir Evidently nothing h's
competitors arc doing hus given the
president insomnia.
-
wlTIl \ REPUBLICANS president
and two Republican senators from
Sew Mexico, Mr. Ferguson would bO
! , triiir lonesome In congress
q WIIATE\ EN YOU 40. get ~ line tor
. tee good roads bond Issue. II II one
of IA" biggest propusillnOs which ever
! cam" up aud there ls only one way u
b vote.
o
, THE ~PEtTACI,E ~ tll" morning
rupor 49, Ia" official organ OF Mr.
lluuurlrs lieutenant II one calculated
T." max, the srraplw sdcd Il lcN briny
t'lI1
q
TIIE AETIST vino designed lh'
,,u'raI Grant p"rtrait tor the new
tIu.UUU bills " not going to have las
u"rk circulated enough to come II
tor general criticism Denver Re
publican
TliE ESTEEMED seems 10 10, ius
lob IN" Conflicting IA ~ argutylug
r., de. p,."d wool growers with theft
ursigiblr small holdings are com
pared I" IN" Harvester Trust AN,
standard oil Inch Is slightly bcwil
drrtug, antLuw.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-14

wurmy children are unhappy puny
aud ulVkly. They can't be otherwise
while worms eat away their strength
and vitality. A few doses Of
WHITES CREAM VERMIFUoE
performs 4 marvellous tTah6fornIation,
ChogEguInona. strength and the ROSY
bloom og health speedily return
PFioa htc per bottle. Sold BY ell
druwginls.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-14
Proposed amendment to section =
Nrtlclc -, al tho Constitution at
New Mexico.

JOINT RESOLUTION so. Il
Pro-, rdIuE Tor Amendment at SECTION
fi,' ton NuDt,lr Twenty -uIc tsD.
"r the Constitution ul the state ~
Sew MrNI,u. II sub. \ j. A. 80
o. Fll,d. MAJ -. 1917
-, II Ec.ul''d bl Ia" Lrgish W. 81
the state oSNrw M"aicu.
Th1t Srrtiuu rive 60 at Ariirl,
TN"ulS .unr C2h at the constitution
at the state of Sew Mexico. tu-wit
This state shalt never enact nnS
law restricting az uhridRing the rlEh'
at suffrage on account at race, color
81 previous condition uf scrvituhc
aud Ia compliance with the require.
mrnis of tho said act OF congress, II
In hereby provided that ability I,
read. write, speak aud understand IA,
English language sufficiently Wcn Il
conduct the duties of the Office with
out the aid at al interpreter, shal
ho u necessary qualification Tor al
stat" officers ana members OF tn,
state legislature"
lee dnd the same hereby ~ amrndr,
go TINT III" same shalt read as FOL
lows, to wit
ARTICLE NM.
See =, THIS state shall never ennc
any law restricting or abTldglng tn,
right ut suffrage ON account OF race
| t"lur ur previous condition OF sCrvi
tudr.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-14

Strnngcr--Who Is that suspicious
looking fellow who Slipped OF the
back ~ the train just now aud duCked
into the bushes
NRtlvc-ThHts the local baseball
"phcnom" that We escorted To the de-
pot with tho big parade aud the brass
baud last spring Judge.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-14
SIN Being Staged

what do you think OF the war;"
What war;"
The war IN Trlpvl!"
- can't rually say; | haven't seer
any of the tilms 49, Louisville Courier
journal,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-14
Nri 10 C,nun,,.

Lin, Clarence Cafter n season oi
profound CUgitntiOnl --Paw,uh'
Mr. CalllperH-Well. my SOM
LATHE Clarcnce-Paw, why dom
women wear mems whlakers ON theil
hats - Judge.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-14

moment 70 the Democrats II Is Of
W. nsorASa y tps F;1Apc~
men ~ New Mexico. PfShIErIty may
b" basatcilo but We sort Of need u
la our business.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-14

nislrnd ~" voters ~ regard ~ ia,
issues oi tins campaign ~ E"runliilu d
county wan IlI due respect ~ Mr.
EifrRu Bdca.s lluuriouA record ~
the apostle "' p,It,,a puilty IA 80.
,orip county aud IA this count tia
Herald brlI,'rs mat tho people VIII
pdus" long enough amidst th'Ir task
Ell h"opIng "noomiums upon M lup
To- Hsl"u tu few words lrum Mr
CLANCY
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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1912-06-08

The home of good pictures. Sun
days cnange of program:
when Daddy Was Wise" Vita
graph. The son being disinherited by
the father for marrying the stenogra-
pher and knowing his fathers one
failing. dressed up as a young woman
and flirted terribly with his dad. The
father saw through it and led the
son on for the joke. He didn't expect
that his wife, the boys mother, would
come back. The boy. had found out
too much 50 daddy had to give in in
regard to the marriage. 1t is clever.
well put to gether and well acted.
Miss Lillian Walker plays as Bert's
sweetheart.
THE Violin's Message" Lubin. Mr..
Arthur Johnson plays in this picture
a wealthy landlord in a perpetual
crouch. His young wife had died
and he can't help mourning for her
Miss Lottie BriscO plays the role OF
a poor tenant of hls, very sweet and
good natured. 1t tells a love story
The acting is good and the players
popular.
The Dead Mans Claim" Essanay.
Mr.. G. NJ. Anderson has given US
nothing finer in the last few weeks
than this gripping, fascinating West
ern drama. a great, big human in
terest story with a Limax startling in
realistic intensity.
palace and Fountains Of Versail-
les" This beautiful picture is a treat
and any audience will be glad to see
it,
Automatic Moving Company" This
trick film kept a large audience in one
continuous laugh.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1912-06-08
BANKRUPT SALE.

On or before June Is, 1912, I will
receive sealed bids at my office in
Hermiston, Oregon. on the stock of
goods consisting of general hardware
and house furnishings formerly con-
Quoted by w. S. Phillips, at Hermis-
ton, Oregon, and appraised in bank
ruptcy at S2S05.05. Separate bids
Will be received upon the notes and
accounts, appraised at S2S5. Com
plete inventory may be seen at my
office and stock inspected upon appli-
cation 1 reserve the right to reject
any and all bids.
F. c. MCKENZIE. Trustee.