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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-13
ADJUSTMENTS.


Showing Paul d Rainev. the Glove
lard mulfimliuonalre sportsman. ir
ere active role of the Errat hunter
supported by picturesque array ~
$50 hushtfafFra. Fun-cHrrirrs. pack
carriers. tribal medicine men, runners
ans other human HHiuurts of ths biE
game chaser tn fnr African Willis we're
shown t0 apnrreiHtIEe audiences both
matinee and nlFHf af che Pensaraia
uTHrs house yesterday.
The pictures vH Hr shown aEaIn
TODAY
The areat hunt Sea African jungle
and on African plain ts shown on
gfrrrFFI motion pictures HUiuE several
HIws and URa HEHn rv expert uhn-
.HEraurrrH who HrrHmEBuIrf che exc
ns# HIan 90 Erraf rrsL
TIRE Wrn beaten bach e. h.a rocky
hillside den HuH surrounded be- the
circle 0f massive blacks who chased
PIN there ere ufHe rheefRh thar
.rHHaht De- PLAYED H.s nssf card when
hr climbed tree Hr'r fa have him
Hr| followed ur Ifs Bari. ~ famous
tree. SHINING doc H. the AIrefa|f
breed. e negro runner frsf carries frf-
frrH from .1 fr 900 miles taE. rrH-
r.nF frn entire distance tr E.s uEHt
fur rIH arHarr. which consists chiefly
az Fanf. ur1urrf bracelets and arz'Efs
~ brass ar COPPER HHrr HuI a fec ~
fHe nnnv things % divers nature seen
Every loot OF fFr miles 81 rIm used
f7 ere fua hours re .re sHru r. in-
tFrtstIrEfT explained Hy REGINALD Car
F.rFfrn. who travels wItH che opera
tore
Many ~ fFrer wh1 attended en-
pressed IRE opinion thaf fEe show .s
CSC best and m1sF Instructive IcnF-
HIw show ever seen here and that they
newer had any such conception 20 HfC
ir ne via ra BE- lei before seeing them.
TIE v1rk rf ere famous Mississippi
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PENSACOLA COULD
GET IN LEAGUE

n Pensacola could support q south
ern league team h e. very probable
that tire MONTGOMERY franchise could
- secured. The owners there have
heen operating a. loss and viii not
attempt lt another year. while Little
Rock. which desired the franchise has
apparently abandoned the idea. The
following - from the Montgomery
Advertiser:
Little Rock e. rald 20 have with
dawn a. an applicant for q place In
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hiu ten minutes they we're eth iinEsr
ina. and Oscar Underwood. the demo
cratic noor leader moved that tia time
% the gentieman from Maryland be
extended 90 enc hour.
At the end of tha hour there was
close packed group about the speaker
whose head scarcely rose higher thar
his desk. ard the galleries we're nn-
ms. while there Was rapt silence IN TIE
chamber. Then Underwood asked thai
the gsntleman's time be extended an
other aour. A. the end Of the second
hour the chamber was crowded with
listenerA Underwood then suggested
% Representative Mann. the rspubll-
can leader. that he move for another
hours extension of time And Mann.
instead % asking for an hour. amGsd
that Lewis time be eNtended In
definitely.
Lewis began hia teu-minuta speech
a. .. m and he finished Nhortly az
Ger 2 O'Clock that evening. and no held
hts crowd the whole time Tn that
40 eoch he told congress more about The
poatoflce and the express ayHtsma than
d ever knew before. He amaned vet
eran members % tho postoface com.
mittee ~ telling them that the unit-
Cd States postoffice IL the most efaeisnt
In the world. and later they were con-
PEELED % admit the truth Of thia state
menl lie showed them that. because
81 more advantageous contracts vita
the railroads. the express companies
could always carry packages cheaper
than . percols poet could DO. lie "a.
voeated the condemnation and govern
ment purchase % the express compan-
les 20 get those contracts.
a parcels Pest Authority.
such II tho story % Davy lewis. =
story with a beginning only. L.ArKniy
due 10 his speech and hia suhaaeusnt
efforts. a parcels post bin was paaaeA.
Many % the best features % that BIN
such az admitting farm products 20 ths
mails and providing for the q. q. n.
feature ~ the act were due entirely
20 his Efforts Lewis r. commonly rea
rnrded nuw aa the highest authority
on parcels post In the house. n not
the greatest who has ever aas IN that
chamber The new Lave grants the
. postmaster general wide power IN en-.
tending the operation o. the parcels
post And that a why strong innrNnner
are urging president-siect wilson o.
rut the the administration % the Law
into the hands az the ex-coai miner Of
Cumberland.
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bounds which Mt Rainey took with
him elected general interest. paTticu
.ary those % the hunting contingent
taat could appreciate their work '-
running down the leopard or cheemh
Mr. Rainey says the most interest
Ing and exciting days % the hun,
were those in which he and MS hunt
crs and beaters went after lions and
ieopnrda and TIE pictures show the
hunt Tor these from start 90 hnish.
Tfut not only Hons and ieopards are
FH1wn. They get en- fact, only their
due proportion 81 the films for the
gifane. the elephant the Eehra, the
rhinoceros and many other species ara
lteen In their native aaunts.
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OPERA HOUSE

w @NA -
Thursday, Friday. Saturday,
pEcUwBER t2.u.tA
Daily Natinees. CnruulenriuE Thursday.
Ct Zoo ID. M
jungle Flim Co. OmrF TIRE Most Marvellous
Motion Picture Ever Taken.
Paul ]. Rainey's
AFRICAN HUNT
PRODUCED AT A COST or s2tn, go.
WIG Animals 81 British East Africa in
Their Native Haunts
GEE The Lion Hunt TIE Baby
- p Thompson GaHeiie Ths Pa
mnus Water hole Tire TrappinH 81 the
striped Hyenu. THE Leopard Nunt The
Jackal CauHnt I'm Trap, The Fight Pc
tween Two Hh.Hoeerus. The New Dane
THE Ostrich WlaKiel. The Elephant
Family. The wonderful DOGS Prom Ms.
Hfssippt 2 Hours in the Jungle with MI
HHuaire spurtEFnnu.
Thrilling. gdueationai. Wonuerful.
Graphically Described by tntHrrstlnF
Lecture bF
M. REGINALD cARRlNcToN.
pWtCEg-Matires and Mart. 1sc. gsc
and soc. seats ncs on sale.
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MUCH INTEREST
IN THE REVIVAL
EvANoELlsT LUTz IS coNTtN-
UiNe SERVICES AT The FIRST
CHRISTIAN CHURCH.

Services continue a. ths FIRST Chris
tlan church with much Interest," large
audiences hnvlnE beard Evangelist
Luta au this week
Last night he spoke on the subject
n Christian Baptism az Taught IN
the New Testament
There viii be- services tonight. sun
iEy morning and sunday night sun
tav morning there will be a parting
message % members. An members %
the congregation are urged % be
present
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-13

Washington. De- l4.--Io r1u kno~
ne story ~ nary FFula ~ Mary
Iaudr There ls Inspiration Iu e. enc
BE- fa especially timely now Cor DuNF
Lewis Won David r. Lewis. mem
Der 81 CONGRESS from thr sixth dlsrfri
~ Maryland =rav BE- tre ruHtmaHfe-
general fr PRECEDENT wilson's cabinet
ComIuE fH WssH.uEfor aE an unknown
less thar two years arn. uavV Lrwts
aho uaH q crUd 'anoF victim and uha
foucd underground. fn che coal uines
untn hr wns - aEe. has made such
profound impression o. public hfc In
his single term in congress that no e
being seriously considered Cor one Of
ne highest and m1sf Important posts
On the American government
Lewis folks came % America fruT,
q WeIsh mining viIIagc wIfh law-
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REPORT
ON MINISTRIES
NJ. HERVEY GIVES FIGURES on
MONEY CLEARED ~ FORMAL
REPORT TO CARNIVAL PRO-
MoTERs

AZ a meeting % the Carnival Asso-
clItion held al the san Carlos. the
rrpCrt OF Chairman George az HcrNey
on the recent minstrel benefit Vas re-
csiEed Including the formal an
nouncement that ire net receipts "a
I've association we're ft5i.so.
Plans for organizinE q secret society
auxiliary % the association were again
discussed and reports Of the financial
coalition o. the organization we're re-
ceiyed
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mr.. BALLROOM
HOME AGAIN
RETURNS FROM VISIT TO ITALIA
HAssEE. WHERE ne SPENT
THREE DAYS GOING OVER sUsI-
NESS OF store THERE.

y. p BalErom. Of the v. p BsIkcom
DRUG Company. has returned after
spending several days Iu Tallahassee,
where the company has h1urlshins
store
Ar Ballroom received reports 90 thc
hegd rf Ihn store there which show
the business Is growing rapidly BE
ALTO Euufrlnfruded anal plans Tor the
nrU-h holiday rush
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-13

nacp-Heafed coughs that resist oF.
binary remedies require both ertnrumi
and internal treatment m you huv
dollar bottle - mALLAnurH WOWw-
HOUND SYRUP YOU get the two r~usa
dies you need for the price ~ enc
There o. = HEnRfCKs RED pEPPKR
POROUS PLASTER FOR taa chmut
free with each bottle. sold Nv an
druggists (A6w1
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-13
We
lave
A Strong Line Of
Overcoats
That Appeal to
Weak Pocket
books.

We were particularly for
tunate this year IN being able 20
procure some o. the best odds
and ends stocks that several
manufacturers had left over
from their regular lines %
course you have been told time
and again what purchases 81
manufacturers Ieft-overu have
been able o. accomplish
60 well take 90 for granted
that a merchant can quote you
better prices on chance buying
o. this kind than be could o.
regular stock Bot the prices
We are quoting this time are q
great deal better than most odd
and end sales. We want you 20
look over our eNcelient selection
% long raFlana ard extra heavy
listers smart dress coats. a.
vel az the lighter cravanetted
cloths The quality OF coat rep
resented IN each case typinea
the acme az the tailoring art
$3.50 to $3.50
JOS.COlennan
Ire Popular Price store
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1912-05-09
SOCIETY FOR FRIENDLEss
Organization to Assist DelinqRents
Released Prisoners and other
Unfortunates

Bismarck, May 2-The first an
,nual meeting of the North Dakota
branch of the Society for the Friend
less will be held in the Commercial
club hall this afternoon and evening.
The afternoon session will be devot-
ed to business meeting. The even
ing gathering will be public meet
ing, and everyone is invited to at
tend and listen to the many excel
lent addresses which will be given.
The Society for the Friendless, of
which Rev. G. B. Newcomb is state
superintendent, has done great
amount Of good work during the past
year. Its labors have been largely
along educational lines, teaching the
public the value of the work in view.
It has also rendered great deal Of
assistance to prisoners after their re-
lease from prison walls. More inter-
est has been placed on the work =
mong the boys of the reform school.
Numerous incidents are cited. too.
where boys have bean found gniltyi
Of various delinquencies, and through
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1912-05-09
ST. PAUL'S ELECTION

St. Paul, Mimi, May 7.-Republi-
cans in the city election here today
carried their entire ticket.
Mayor H. P. Keeler for reelection
has a plurality of 384 over Otto
Bremen (Democrat), with four Re-
publican precincts to hear from at
midnight.
The count has not been completed
on the remainder of the ticket but
indications are that the entire ticket
is elected.
Counting on the charter amend
ment providing for the commission
form of government is not complet-
ed, but indications are, however,
that it has carried.
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1912-05-09
STATE DEMOCRATS MET


John B. Fried, M. d. Williams and
M. P. Morris of Jamestown attended
the state scouting party" OF demo-
Gratis at Fargo Tuesday where the
candidates on democratic ticket wore
considered. No endorsements were
made, but the possible candidates
were named. They endorsed tho ad-s
ministration Of Gov. Burke, and his :"
nomination as the presidential can =.
didate. The democrats are very hope
full.
Among the democratic candfdates:.
mentioned were:
Congress. First district-V.- r.
Lowell, Fargo; Tracy r. Bangs, Granfk.'
Forks; Second district-Joseph Dostess
Carrington; ]. A. Merkles,ss Ky::
Third district ct-Halvor Halvossa1Ai-
not. a.
George p. jones' Ia
MoureS~F r. o. Hellstrom, Bismarck,
Oliver Knudson, Michigan Further
thar this the Yovernorshsps, was 1ot.;
considered. !,
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1912-05-09
ADJOURNED SESSION
OF CITY COUNCIL
CALL FOR BIDS ON NEW "WHITE'''
Way. OTHER CITY BUSI-
NESS DISPATCHED

At the regular adjourned session.
of the jamestown City Council Tues
day evening the board instructed the.
city auditor to advertise for bids for
material and labor for installation
of the new ornamental street light
ing system, bids to be received up
to May oath, 1912. The white way"
proper is to illuminate the streets:
designated heretofore, namely: 5th,
avenue from 8th street to Dakota
street; Main street between 3rd ave-
nue. and 7th avenue; Front street
between 3rd avenue and 9Th avenue;
and 4th avenue between Pacific
street and 3rd street. No objections
or protests were made against the
proposition which is generally be-
lievedto be an excellent improvement
for the city. A more adequate IL
Illumination for the entire town will
be installed at the same time. The
expense of installing the white way''
will be assessed against the abutting
property especially benefited, and
divided over a period of years. Sev-.
eral bidders have signified their in
tention of bidding on the contract
| which is estimated will approximate.
$11,OoO
Several other city matters were
brot up at the adjourned meeting ov-
er which Aid. j. F.. Henderson pre-
sided, as president of the council,
during the absence of Mayor Blewett-
| Those attending were Aldermen Hem
derson, Goodman, Koehn, Hall, and'
Ringuette, City Auditor Thompson>
and City Atty. Seller. "''---'
Plans and specifications for sew
er and water improvements to be fn,-
stalled in 1912 we're ordered as fol-
lows: sewer and water in district Nos-
from on 3rd avenue north, from,
4th street to 7th street; and9 sewer
and water on Lincoln avenue. run.
ming northwest from the corner OF;
4th street to the end OF lot g.. blook
| /, McGinnis' addition.
| Salary ordinance No. 43 was given
it's first reading and under its pro-
visions all salaries remain the same
except those of city auditor increas-.
ed from $50 to SIS per month, His:
duties to include reading water met
ers and collecting water rentals. The
compensation for a city engineer;
was raised from SO cents J75@Sents5
per hour. The other salaries re-
main the same, the mayor receiving
$50 per month, aldermen 81 pes
meeting, city attorney $3Oper month";
milk supervisor $3.50 per year, chief
of police SIS per month, full compenS-
sation.
The council ordered the floor of
the second story at the fire station
lacked up and leveled, same having
settled since the building was con-
structed.
The council, in order to abate the
dog nuisance, adopted resolution
that a census of the dogs of James
town be taken and all dog taxes COL
lected, the collector to receive 10 per
cent of fees as compensation.
The following bills were allowed:
Ed. Peterson, days labor streets
April 81.
Chas. Sorenson, same 81.
G. w. Stone, premium bonds OF.
city officials $45.
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1912-05-09
STATE NURSES ORGANIZE

STATE NURSES ORGANIZE
Grand Forks, May with the
election of the following officers this
morning at the meeting helds.at the
teachers college at the university,
the North Dakota State Graduate
Nurses association was perfected al
ter an interesting and valuable ses-
sion.
President-Miss Bertha Brdman,
r. M, Grand Forks.
First Vice President-Miss Maud
Sides, jamestown.
Second Vice President-Miss Her
man, Bismarck.
Recording secy.-Emily Holmes
Orr, Grand Forks.
Corresponding secy.- Mise Scrip
ture, Fargo.
Treasurer Miss Sanford, Fargo.
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1912-05-09
WILL ATTEND UNWILLING

Fargo, May 8.-John J.Hannaher
of Fargo, Governor John Burke,
Bismarck and C. H. Anheier Of Far
go are on committees having in
charge the unveiling of the monu-
ment in Washington, D. c., June 8,
erected to the memory of Christoph-
er Columbus. Mr.. Hannaher is on
the executive committee while the
others are on the general committee.
A special train will run from st.
Paul over the Burlington and several
members of the Knights of Columbus
order throughout North Dakota will
attend the ceremonies.
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1912-05-09
DEMOCRATS OPTIMISTIC
IN NORTH DAKOTA
Will Bend Every Effort to Garry
State Again. Won Three
Times

lewis Lake, W.. ,MdJ D. "AA
the time for the state democratic
conference drawing near, at which a
full ticket will be placed in the field,
the activities of that party are be-
coming noticeable. Tuesday, May q,
is the time fixed, and the democrats
are laying plans with the object of
putting the strongest possible ticket
in the field, believing that they have
more than an even chance to win
next fall.
North Dakota democrats believe
that the nomination of Governor Will
son for president, by their party and
of President Taft by the republicans
would put the state in the democrat
ic column next fall. With the pres
idential candidate they believe, also,
that they will be able to elect one or
two congressman, as we'll as the gu
bernatorial candidate and probably
several of the state officials. Six years
of democratic power in the guber-
Material chair has made them ever
more keen about retaining that hold
Not Likely to Indorse
If the sentiment of the majority is
followed in the coming conference,
no attempt will be made to indorse
gubernatorial candidate. The cam
paign between the two candidates,
George P. Jones and F. o. Hellstrom
has grown interesting. There still is
a possibility that Oliver Knudson will
become a candidate for governor.
The general consensus is that Cover
nor Burke will not consent to have
his name submitted fourth time
for gubernatorial honors.
Congressional candidates in the
districts have not been selected at
yet, although several -Barkises have
come forward in three districts. In
the First district an effort was made
to bring w. E. Purcell of Wahpeton
| into the race, but he has absolutely
refused to be considered. v. r. Low
ell Of Fargo, and J. F. T. o'connol
of Grand Forks are other democrats
| in that district who have been consid.
cred and one of them may be select
ed.
Second and Third Districts
| = 49, c.oo,a DISTRICT an interest.
ing situation has developed. A. J.
Minkler of Knox has been a candi'
date for the nomination for some
time. but his candidacy has not ap'
pealed particularly to the democrats
| in the southern end Of the district
| and some of them have made an ef'
fort to bring s. ]. Doyle of CARING
ton into the race. So far he has not
consented, although he may yet be
brought into the contest.
The Third district seems to be
united on H. T. Halvorson of Minot
as the candidate.
Whether the state conference will
touch on the situation or not, is un'
certain, as the matter of congress
| sional nominees is largely up to the
districts. 1t is probable, however
that some steps will be taken at the
state meeting towards bringing a.
bout a consideration of the district
question.
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1912-05-09
$780, 900 ELKs HOME

! Dickinson, May THE Dickinson
lodge of Elks will erect splendid
home this summer bids for the
erection of a building, to be received
May 81. The building, the basement
for which has been partially con-
structed, will cost about $4,000. and
it will be one of the most complete
and modern homes constructed by
a secret order in this state. The
two upper floors will be used for
the lodge.
Dickinson will have an ornamental
lighting system, the business men
having reached a decision to recon-
mend the plan to the city council,
and it will be adopted.
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Continued on i, Page 81
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We took rickshaws and saw part
Of the city by day, also went around
ii autos at night. and one evening
went "slumming." q number OF tour
ist ladies going along. Thecity gov
ernment recognizes the need Of con-!
trolling the social evil, and has set
aside one district near the center ofEI dE
the citysifor this purpose. Every
1 thing q conducted on Q quiet, Or.
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1912-05-09
METHODIsTs GREET THE ENGI
NEER BROTHERHOOD


On Monday the Methodist General
Conference unanimously adopted a
resolution of fraternal greeting and
sympathy addressed to the National
Brotherhood of Engineers in session
at Harrisburg. Penn. Their attitude
in favor of arbitration was especial
ly commended.
May twelve has been fixed 40 .
day Of fasting and prayer. in connec-
tfon with the General Conference.
This Is doubly fitting, % May 13 10
the day for the election Of bishops.
Bismarck. n. D.. II making Q
strong bid for 8 bishop. g. II.
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1912-05-09

The first annual meeting of the
North Dakota division of the Society
for the Friendless was held at Bis
marck last week, DR.. E. A. Freden-
hagen of Kansas City, founder and
national superintendent of the Society
attending. Interesting sessions were
held Thursday and Friday. The
following officers were elected for
the ensuing year:
PRESIDENT. P. Jackson, of Bis
marck.
list Vice President-F, E. Pack
ard, of Bismarck.
End Vice President E. H. NC
Hugh, of Mandan.
Treasurer. L. Bell, Bismarck
secretary-Rev. George B. New
comb, Bismarck.
Board of Trustees c. A.
Pollock, Fargo; M. N. Murphy, OF
Grand Forks; Judge Frank Allen OF
Lisbon; DR.. A. ]. McCannel of Minot;
S l. Wineman, Devils Lake; Sena'
tor Overson, Williston; J. A. Bu'
chanan, Buchanan; ]. L. Brown
Mandan; Judge John Carmody, Bis
marck; Senator Geo. Welch, Bis
marck,
Governor Burke was transferred
e.oro +bo hoord of directors to the
board of reference.