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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-03
MERCURY DOES
LITTLE DANCE
GOES UP ANo DOWN WITHOUT
RHYME on MUCH OF ANYTHING
ELsE AND a LOT OF FOLKS GET
CHILLY.

Thev shiversd ID n the Frand stand
And th@v ahirsred An the Uaf
Bot the wcather man ire dops sheet
scanned
And held his cod hnna Pat
Pair ard colder SATURDAY."
Were the words Ia ured. IN fact.
But ~ didnt need q Fes - Eay
TO prove himself c1a~f
These barren tires have little meter
please hubby. iight Inc cellar
heatsrl-
And hlithsoms rhyme IN summertirls
rs often just a. short-snf svecter.
From The "Mcntai McandcrinFs 81 An
Invalid"
No ons could have thcuKhi ~ The
weather az an yesterday and not have
remembered ths.s touching little lines
BE- the invalid.
without intrudinE any essentially
poor and unworthy criticism upon tire
many who are sittnE IN chilly sp-
prehenaiou while thev read Gown ~
where this story about the weather
starts. the opinion might be ven
fured that the reminiscent lines ~
the invalid have rmuch tn common
nfth the movements ~ the mercury
from 1901 q. m. Yesterday morning 90
2 o'clock yesterday evening
Both rsad like raKtime sounds. Here
is the salome dance q the mercury
Midnight So. a. m. "a. q M. 81;
3 O. m. e.. "a. m. e.. 10 =. m -;
~ noon. So ? .. m. %; asis . m
So Z .. M 81 y. m 80 . M.
a.
CThts could have been worked into
a nifty little iinKie but the editor sad
there was - mech important mat
Ter that ne couldn't give a the spacel.
% course q wasn't cold yesterday
any specialist IN mental suggestion
would soon demonstrate that q was
warm and quite baimy ant Eephry.
nut there weren't enough special
irts % 60 around and argue The point
warmly enough % make folks believe
ID and some people around town really
IMAGINED q - cool that they sos cut
heavy overcoats some ladies even
donned furs Just imagine it-end
the mercury eleven points from the
freezlnE mara
The prospects are that = win nov
ret warmer. And then the Invalid
may Be quoted again
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-03
The Great Fair is Brought
To a Fitting Close

thcF have thro0Ehrut TIE week. whfis
Cottage Hiu and Fioraia communitF
EXHIBITS ard the nHe shnuing ~ Mr..
q. " Mcdonald wee au-aav crnters
~ admfrinR visitors.
Many - these here dgrimw fhs pair
leave today ~ fhuorraH Ter near 90
distant Points
The London Hinradrnme company.
which sat On many enc Circua events
81 the racetrark. Mnes 90 COLUMBUS
ffeorEia. Tor ten DAYS Prank @. oeell
tho bee wharf with leave tomorrow
Tor q iefEurriv frln fo New Orleans.
Sfnppinr - ruufe Or several DAYS
w'th a. II. RheerH ~ baldwin oounts.
hlaNawa. vino as here with his
cauntws prize winning exhibit a. A
~efferllad. 81 Enlnt AndrrNE f1ufida.
ulI rcmeu here uufn Tuesday ~
"Wednesday and - hofnr hy hoat 70 ire
weather u fNForahlc.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-03
MANY VISIT
ST. MICHAEL s
DURINGTHEDAY
OBSERVANCE OF Al SOULS DAY
WAS KEPT HOLY ~ BURN.
INC or CANDLES AT THE Close
Of TIE DAY.

81 wichasTa crmcterv was visited
~ many people yesterday and lasi
uiFhf. the occasion being TIE annual
celebration 80 Al Souls Day. an I'm
noFfant event among Cafhoiics and one
that has been observed here far a
long number - years.
Observance ~ IRE day was closed b.
TIRE burning - candles On TIE graves
reflection from the lights being
visible for some distance and a.
trarfed n iarge number of persons tr
fhe cemetery in addition 20 thoss en-
raReH in IRE Celebration - tire 6av
A high wInd prevailed during fhe
time the candles were urhtcd and
many were aNt8nrmiahed. only Al ~
re-HEhfef hz those who placed then
over the nsf restinr place 81 DEPART
81 FRIENDS ~ relatives
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-03

fCpntinued from PaEe siKteen1
81 aside for his hanplnesa. bat tha.
she - too honest rs break her word
g her father. He calls the goVernors
attention 90 the biblical Injunction
thAt y - nor GOOD for nsan-nr woman
10 i've alone he tails Tire E8rerner
that lofs rules the camp. he court
ane The srave and pleads noe ~ rs.
dspTiFed ~ this love thaf has come fs
bin. Ee makes straight plea rs fhs
heart ~ ~ governor to puf happiness
within ths rearh ~ him and ne SIR
~ loven
The EoTerncr hss aiFen 90 irfIuia
ton 81 whaf ~ Win a. nlth tae nefI.
ten. nuring bis fret term GoFcrnol
Brown refused. after en- exhaustive
hearinE 20 PARDON StrfnIna. when 4
petition. widely endorsed was pre-.
sented e. him ftis written and rra-
mulxated opinion then. in taa Striplinn
ease. has since become = state rlassie
in Georgia WIZ the EuVernor listen
90 this intimate plea from The heart 81
man Tor the love or eirle uuIs
fhe governor can know.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-03
HELD BY POLICE
FOR MURDER
ME-. .. W. DAVIS coLLApsEs
WHEN WARRANT ~ READ
CHARGING HER WITH Nus.
BANDS oEATH-HAs TO &c
CARRIED TO JAZZ.

Kirhnule. NO. Nov AIRS. j. ".
Davis svna "a ngcnfritr we've arrested
today on e ioint charge % nNurderlnK
J. w. Davis whose body vas sound
sunday morning In me hack yard q
the home occupied BY Ma wife IN ne
southwest part ~ Kirksyine Mrn
Davis, who Is 80 years old. collapsed
when the warrant vas read 90 her.
End had 20 he carried - a cab BY TIVE
deputy sheFids and then carried into
the county iau
The attention 81 neighbcrs vas at
ifactcd to the Davis hack yard sunday
morning hy a violent saun viking Of
geese. and Investigation revealed the
body OF Davis With bullet hole
throuEh the SKULL ranginE rom q
point hack of the ear forward and up
ward 30 the either side
cauld Net Raise Arm, High.
coruncss iury began work on The
theory 81 suicide. bus 81 waa learned
THAT Davis had iufurcd hts arm IN such
"a way that he could not raise hts RIGHT
hand higher than hia face
E8 uwenfrItz. on account % whoui
Davis end hts wlfe had been estranEsd
Cor month was held durf4g TIE IN
aucHt We feslfned he cid not sse Mrs
Davis SATURDAY night and THAI ~ went
80 bed a. o'cipck other witnesses
testified thrY saw BIN meet Nfrs. Davis
SATURDAY. uiEht and others sAw him
coming fr.m the direction ~ ths Davis
home affrr tuo shots were heard there.
Mrs Davis testified sho nd not seer
uwenfrifz saturday Might. So said her
husband eaIfed AZ the house about 9 20
b. m saturday and tod hsr re vas
eolug % kfl her and hmaeif
Body ouisias All NIGHT
She said ere refused 10 - 90 TIRE
door and moment ister heard tpo
SHOTS she was afraid 70 look ouf ~
the nlndow ard the body iav outside
an night. she declared Her husband
had been living with a narried aauEh-
ter
pfeeecuilnr Attorney WeBfhsrhy
charges that Mru Davis knew her
husband vas xcing 90 cali satureaY
night and that $50 met flKenfritx %
ten him ~ it TIE suicide theory r.
supported by ere nndinK near Davis'a
body ~ revolver BE- had borrow Z
SATURDAY afternoon. Two 81 are
chambers we empty
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-03
TWO FIREMEN
BADLY SCALDED


Norfolk Va. Nos. as~-rWo firemen
en- the baffleshin Vermont. al q. Has
ran end fF w Cramrf. we're e. badly
scaided last niEhf whsn the hasd II
q boiler hlsw out fhat fhsv die1 co.
day On fhe hosritai ahip soinea Pour
others were injured huf not - 90
ricslFlv.
a. =. Hora nand d. ~ rfam@r we're
80 men inlurrd mnnf dangeroufiF
The uthers hurt wrre M M Maxnrr.
= ". NeUberfl. 81 ~. Green and g.
~ Hofaiing Immediately after fhs
accident ths VERMONT was taken ln
tow - tuEu SO Other damare was
done
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-03
C. FLA. SPIKE
AS SOUVENIR
IS PRESENTED TO LOCAL CON-
MgRclAL ASSOCIATION AND IT
VIAL &c DISPLAYED m GLASS
CASE.

The gold Spike. the driving - - ich
was ~. occasion ~ the gathering IA
The city 81 many distinguishes and
interested pexNoua. and which marked
the completion 81 The building of the
Gulf. FLORIDA ana Alabama railroad
into honsa cola. has been taken ZAP
and presented by the raiiroad com
panF o. the Pensacola Commorcial
Association 80 9 souvenir
The spike win be placed IN q Eiaar
case and VIII he On exhibition IN the
associations Office
The question a. e. the final diHpo-
sition ~ the spike caused no end ~
speculation and many successes and
predictions were made
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-03
10 PERISH IN
STORM ON LAKE
Steamer Cecilia Gees po,~n Near
Montreal, Canada. When ovsrtsksa
By high WINDS

Montreal Nov. 2--During a storm
lat night the steamer Cecilia sank AZ
Isle ferrot. iu Lake 81. Louis. A
least sixteen people we're drowned. the
lost compriHinE men, women and chill
dren. Only four passengers we're
saved
The storm caught TIE craft. which
was only i25 tons. hurled b. the sale.
the Cecilia struck with a crash that
SMASHED her thin huli and thrsw the
passengers into the water
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-03
TWO MEXICAN TOWNS
SRU ALMOST DESTROYED

Tlxiia. Guerrero. NrN. Nov. a.
The foWna 0f MoehiNilan and Quech-
uifeunuEo. near here. we're almost De-
atroyed THURSDAY ~ a flood resulting
from torrenflal rains
Refugees report that q quarter 81
the population persisted.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-03
LABOR LEADERS
APPEAL IN JAN
Mitehsll. ooupsrs aad Mosrison 20
Have csatsunpt ssntsnes Argued
Eariy Neat Nsar.

washington. nov. a.--Hearing % ths
appeal In the contempt canc az Samuel
Gompern. John Mitchell AID Prank
Morrison leaders az the American
FEEDER ION q Labor. probably win bc
sot loe January, 1918. The labor
leaaerH were Hontenced 90 terms IN
jail Tor alleged refusal 20 obey the or
dcra 81 the district supreme court IN
The anti-boycott case brought against
them By the Bucks Stove and Range
Company 81 81 Louis
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-03
WINTER swoops DOWN
on NORTHERN VIRGINIA

swooped down on northern NirHinla
today. Many apples uiili are on trees
despite the Efforts ~ hundreds ~ men
90 hurry the harvest
A. r. Mackin. a tsamstef. numbed
~ the cold fell or me wagon BE-
vas drivinm and waM KILLED near here
this morninE
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cONFESSES TO
KILLING GIRL
Thirty SIS Hours % Silent rrsftmsrt
Caused Charles krsmsr 10 Confess
70 Murder.

Chicago. Nov. a.~nrckcn ~ thirty
alR hours ~ silent treatment. Charles
Kramer. confessed this afternoon that
he KILLED sophia Nlnmef. the naitimore
hclresa. found murdered here iAst
Monday night
Kramer. whose aiaNe name ~ Con-
way. addef a new feature 10 TIE state
ment made by hla wife yesterday. Ilm
said ~ had knoglgrd TIE ar down ln
neif defense and when she attacked
him with = raNor mffer he ha1 rchuh IS
nor. ha said. Cor suggestion 20 Mr..
kramer that thee - oar And meet
some men. Kramer eaenefatcd his
mlfe.
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PIERCE AT LAST
is IN CONTROL
standard OIL. After Lens Fsht Rs
tirauishsa HELD % wsts~s Pierre
Company Stock

New N0rt Nov e-Annognoeuent
waa made mls afternoon fhat 10
.landard OI Interests had Nold -
Henry Clay Pierce ali their holdings
in ths MaterN-rierre Oh ceinpanl.
This cndr praieneet iitiraflon.
Negotiations lev the ISLE have been
under way for several days and pend.
inn thnir culnimafion. the hearings
through vairh thf Nnferr. frlrce luA
fereNis sought - uusf the STANDARD
uu from rauffai wrfs a1iourned from
dnv e. daF. The stock wifh ricrrr
haidinra alte him cuntrni of tHe eums
panY The price paid pfr share ess
nof announced. aithpurn H waN under.
stood that nbout f1e0n ooa Has in-
NniNed
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-03
NEGOTIATING TO BRING
WAR 70 a CLOSE

London Nov. 2.-Aetive Negotiations
are prnceedlnF in London with a view
20 bringing TIE war in fhe near east
20 an end Earl Grey. secr.farv - FOR
eiEn Affairs. today received the Rus
sian. Austrian Turkish and Italian
ambassadors and ne Bulgarian minis
tes.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-03

aAfIz uF TNHpENTNE hi0Hrs
pnnaara1a Eia. November y tAla. scaled
hfFa u.afkaH outside "lIIN NHrNfHtine Nns
Hatstiou. October 9f Flnrita. and ne-
.ffahen.i En- She HureHt Huunft lsnrs fiafiaa
Nafinua1 Forrest Pensacola. Fiurida- VIII
- received up ta ant lueiudlnE tae tfh
HaW 81 Dntemher fNf# for All gre i've
timber DESIGNATED Ger fupuIus hN g furebt
nW.er iac1fet un am arfn tnshe anhnitei1
aeaAnafed 81 Fareat oftlrr before rup-
HtnU heMinH iWHluainH ahuus iNa@ acres
~ aupFoNlnsafeiF. SESSIONS g. Z. and lsi
Jay N 3 M. HuH Sections Aa. ~ p
~ ~ we ~ ~ ou Gee watershed 20
E8EhtwaofEnnt Greek wffhIu the tl1fifla
MatfnuM Enrraf estimated fo roHteln
t6oa8 ftreIn cups mene nf less, emo 5000
faces more Teas. fHat have been
worked thrf FFarH $50 nad at iaH fhHu
sieA 20 pr tHaaeaud faF FIrsin. aHd $50 O.
uar Thousand far tHrre year fHrfH wGi De-
rrnnAlaresf. HuH "a deneeH RI asHH lH rfNa
ahla Ic fIln Un1rr of thr tIwt NaHaua
Mark ~ .AInuHMnrHne y ~ must D.
annf fn thaf hHHk Coz eReH BID submitted
~ thn a8nert IHuf. Timber unuW FHIhi
riainaa p exempt frnu saIe Tho fIEHf
as reject HnN ans aN bids # reserved
ser further Infrrmalian anH rrsaIatIfns
nnVernlaa saieH. adaraaH fnfeet NHprf-
flsnr. FLORIDA NafInuai Fareaf f-arsa OLA,
8ofi8a. inmnn q EafedFn. fpreat -ur
erNiear funFua u 81
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Iennie--de must have a soft apof lm
his heart FOR me. Wennle why - :
Jennie lie SAYS BE- Il alwnsn think Inc
- nae Wrnnie-nuf. Non kmou =
man doesn't fhink Wlfh hla hrsrf Thf
soff place mmst he lu PISS hFgH f.om
don Tslcgfaph.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-03

wANTED-FARMS.

NORTHERN EGNER~ want Southern
farur. direct dnaiirH Nifh owners. NJ
commission What have Wnm o. sell
Write southern fiosueeeekcrs Hureau,
hos 1864 Afanfa. sa enuN
NORTHERN BUYERS FOR Southern
farms direct dealing with owners ~
commission. what have vou 81 seur
Write Southern ffanneHeekrrs' Bureau.
Rcx isSt Atlantis. O. 1ao-t
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live Stock and Poultry.

FANCY UTILITY fudian ngnner Duck
aea Waite Wwannntte fFaHhel @trnlul
NrsT fur hafrfina 81 ~ SER setting MfH
VI MedeE 3 Poultry Nafda Foley. Aia
HlnrfHHs
mn puuNTHNMAw M vm are uof
setting eNNa dant blame tHe rhifkene
ffiH them along ~ frnfsnE nnnErt a.
faFina Touif 81 H Namman Sen.
hiso RI ~ MeIen a Company have az
aaarffts
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MANUFACTURER wants reliable party
With tfaa oa o. ttao o. capital o. ap@n
once ard manage aaieHmen. should pa
aHu money q q fNarY. sales Manager.
1855 Gambler nulldin9. Atlantis. Georgia.
stoctets
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MONEY ToLOAN.

MONEY loaned On real estate o. pesnnnai
legal rate - interest HALL a CO. t6h
NJ Government street. Phone ifea 1sep
MONEY ioanef or DIAMONDS ara hiRh.
est HALL a co. teh ~ Oowerm ussn Z
street. Phone 1854 tasp
sAr.AnfEs o. wages rurchaaadi ubsrai
discounts HALL a CO. 49, NJ 3uw.
srument street phuna ffG1 taep
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dence 20 oHer ID this time. The steam.
ship company offered lea evidence pho
foEraphs ~ jefferson street wharf.
showing fhe railroad tracks and ere
steamship oompanys warehouse and
iandinE. also bills GO isdiuE. showing
cons Rumenfs ~ car load lofs -
freight 60 Pensacola parties. in care
90 the steamship company. AZ well a.
written and verbal requests that snch
car loads of frrlEht ha delivered al
me steamship company Jefferson
street warehouse. AFTER the steam
ship company had rested BE- case. tho
rallroad company produced. a. q wit
nesa. = a. Roberts. Foneral freight
agent ~ the rfiiroad company. on
cross examination ty the attorneys Of
the steamship company. AR Roberts
testified that the ofnces 81 thc Gulf
Transit companF are located on Com
mandancia street wharf o. the rail-
road company. and that he waa both
agent Tor the Gum Transit Company
and reneral freight agent for the
Louisville and Nashville Railroad
company. and that ~ q. saltmarsh
vas also agent for the Gulf Transit
Company and division superintendent
~ the railroad company. that Mr.
Thompson. % Louisville. Ky. was
Treasurer FOR both companies and that
the FIRST National Bank 81 Pensacola.
PA. was the depository 81 both COM
panies Mr. Roberts also testified. on
cross examination hy me steamship
eompany'a attorneys. that be cid mo-
know who WAS the president or thu
secretary or fhe stockholders ~ the
aulf Transit Company. by this eNi-
dcnce the steamship companys attor-
neys. undertook 20 show that the
Louisville and Nashville Railroad COM
pany was interested On re Gulf Tran
sit Company. and Disseminated IN
favor ~ %. and aEains. the steamship
company and other persons and cor
porations. in the delivery of freight
n. p. Reese and John y. Stokes %
this city. appeared as attorneys for
tho Pensacola. s. Andrews and Gulf
steamship Company and ". A. Hlouni.
81 this city. and AR. Northcutt of
Louisville. Ky appeared a. attorneys
for the Louisville and NASHVILLE Rail-
road company and for the Guif Tran
cit company.
SEVERAL HEARINGS PRIOR
IL was announced uN hoth RAfte#
that this hearing concluded the tax
inw 81 testimony on both sides. there
having been several previous hearings
IN which both parties submitted evil
dcnce upon tha questions Involved.
special Examiner smith announced.
a. the conclusion of the hearing, That
the railroad company would be A.
lowed until Dccember 3 iu which 60
re a brief Ga the matter and that the
steamship company would BE- allowed
fifteen days from that date. In which
ta nie q reply brief The special eE-
nuIner elao announced that Graf ar
eumanfs would BE- heard in che matter
81 che Interstate commerce commits
sion probably before Christina. ans
tAat 4 prompt decision wouid hc rem
se-ea - the commission.
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Pensacola Cotton Market.

WHn follow ms rfrH.I f fNfn.altA Aallt
fa- me paraarnIa HHureEf hf ftarrtH.
Arisan x C8. Cotton Merchanfs renaa-
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THEORY LESSONS IS Viz. Harmon.
Counterpart. Fmnun. nrehestrafion
aud cornnnfitfnns also Piano Voice ant
ORGAN fnr serious students william
iaekharn. Mua Pc rhone eaa
fkoctfrns
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urMrE. EMAN with small means wants
. 20 correspond with ladies' 60 means. nNea
~ ~ So. ohieef matFimnuv Address y
n care Journal eaortats
LADIES who appreciate beautiful hair
HhnuiH knuw that sea Fnam Hair
MaHa cleans ere hair alFes LEI lIfa and
NireT. removes naudrun. makes the hair
fuzzy and lf 81 absolutely harmless Price
t8 Eenfaf Fcr taie ~ an HruHante
1uoNf m
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MUSICAL.

PROP gItsrffI.AN SCOTT PIANO
NpECfAEfsT. TRAINS TEACHERS
FGN TffE rR0FFNEf0N. f.EECHET-
tx<r METHOD 1tt West Garden. Pen.
taeoia. Phone feT fortfms
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SALE OF TUnrEMTfNE RIGHTS
NHnNa aala. Pa. November B. 1913 sealed
N'Is mafEeH outside "Eid. TarufnNnc APP
ENHaftea. 0rlnhfr o.. Niarian ana al-
NreeHrH tn enc Nufest EursrNianr. fiutida
HaNnuai FarcsI Pensacola, Fiufidas VII
NH received uu f1 end IHrIuaiuH tHa fth
cay nf nererahgf tNt1 fuf aI ne I've
tInfhHr designated fnr curNina nv "a Fnrnaf
aNeer located 20 un1 afca tn D. dsln-
HfW HNHiNnatHd hw a Forrest uNrRf hn.
tHrr Cunn|ur begins, inriudlnH about lleN
acres in Approximately Sections = arr 10,
a. ~ "a w. r M or the water
sized 90 noilfne Cgesk within the Florida
NATIONAL Poorest. estimated 81 contain
81 81 cure more or lesH NO aia ~ less
EEL SEQ az per fI0uaaHd rupz VII ps
fna 1sIefad. and a deposit ~ ae0a % paw
aN o. fhs ORDER n fhe FffFf National
Nank % Albuquerque. s. III must he
aanf rs tNaf bark far each 30 eanmittet
IA the NunnrWlanr Timber mueu valid
cairns ia exempt from sale the right
fs reject ans ard en- hlfe y reserved. fur
farfhar Information and rrguia Ions Eov-
sfnlna sales. address FoFrrt 1anfrf seer
HaffEa Wat'onai ForaHt Pensacola.
Fnfifa fnmau u Eidrflae. tGreat SUBJ
ertlaar Nr9Vua waa
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lost -Oue plain sold hraratet Reward
q returned to fiarrisoa Hroe 1nofei
Atlanta Georgian., 1912-06-12
PHELPS AND GRIMA
WIN TENNIS DOUBLES
IN N. O. TOURNAMENT

NEW ORLEANS. June 12.-Players in
the twelfth annual Gulf States Tennis
tournament sandwiched fourteen matches
in between showers
The match between Grima and Phelps
and Maginnis and Lyons in the mems
doubles, won by the former supplied the
star attraction.
The fourteen matches played were eight
in the mems singles, two in mems dou-
bles and four in the ladies' singles A
summary Of the days results follows:
SnglesH Macqulston defeated Lloyd
62, 6-l; Gus Worms defeated King, 6-S,
GIL Randolph defeated Stouse, 60, 6-3;
Phelps defeated S. F. Worms, ga, ga;
Grima defeated Levy, 6-1 7-5 Sanders
defeated e. F. Worms, SO, rs; Dameron
defeated Seaver so. SO; Leverich de-
feated Morris. 6-3, 61 Wright won from
w Werbe by default
Doubles -Grima and Phelps defeated
Maglnnis and Lyons 1910, rs; Wright
and Hogue defeated Stouse and Pro
vosty 81. So
Ladies Singles Miss Bessie Porter de
feated Mrs. Esmond Phelps, 6-3. 60. Miss
Gladys Eustis defeated Miss Lila Ken
nard, 8-3. 6-1; Mrs Godchaux defeated
Miss Vera Morel, so. 6-3: Miss Irving
Murphy defeated Miss Elizabeth truu-
hart. so 6-l
Atlanta Georgian., 1912-06-12
sickenng Slump Steadily Sadly
CRACKERS DROP TWO; ARE NOW NEXT TO LAST

has worked since he Joined the
Crackers last season, the club just
refused to win for him.
Every inning in which the Vols
scored a run off Atkins an error
figured. Young, the first man who
scored, got safe on O'Delfs error.
East helped Storch around, after
he had singled, with wild throw.
Lindsay, the third man who scored,
lived on one error and advanced on
another
Despite the bad fielding Of the
locals, the game entered the tenth
inning with the score tied, 4 and 4.
Glenn pulled something unexpect-
ed by opening the tenth with an in
field grounder which he beat out
do you all get that? Jumbo Glenn,
the baby road roller beat out an
infeld tap that was perfectly han
died! Well after that ANYTHING
could happen Bair sacrificed the
giant along to second, and then
Storch smacked out a single that
sent across the winning run.
It may be mentioned that in the
ninth Hemphill took out Atkins.
Apparently 1t was to let Sykes bat,
Atlanta Georgian., 1912-06-12

though there may have been some
other reason for it. If it was to
let Sykes in, it was move that
didn't net him much. Sykes popped
to Perry and then Brady, who sue
ceeded Atkins, allowed the two hits
that beat the Crackers.
ATLANTA is a mighty blue town
now in baseball way The
slump of the team has been steady
and is continuing.
Yet there isn't any kicking
against the baseball association
They have just bought Lefty Rus
sell who, if he isn't a good pitcher.
managed to fool that greatest of all
managers. Connie Mack. They have
just bought Pitcher Brady. who
had a grand record last year. They
have just secured Callahan. who
was wonder with New Orleans
last season. They bought Coleman
of the Yanks-who seems to have
jumped. And they are trying to
pull a big deal to let Sykes go for
an inf1elder of note and ability.
But still the Crackers lose.
Verify these are gray days in At
lanta.
Atlanta Georgian., 1912-06-12
COULON IN "SUSPIClOUS"
FIGHT WITH FRANK HAYS

NEW HAVEN. CONN, June 12.-
Johnny Coulon, of Chicago. the ban
tamweight champion, figured in fight
with Frankie Hays, of st Louis. which
fans looked upon as fake. The bout
was scheduled to ten rounds, but at the
end of the third Referee Fitzgerald left
the ring. refusing to of1iciate in what
he said was a "frame-up." He de-
clared that the boys had refused 10
fight even after he had warned them.
Chief Of Police Cowles ordered the
fight to go on and Announcer Doherty
acted as referee. The boys went a it
again. but before they had been fight
ing minute in the fourth Hays went
to the floor He remained there until
the count Of eight, but after a couple of
seconds went down again, this time
being counted out