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The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1912-02-09
LEWISTON MAN TAKES CHARGE
OF THE KENDRICK STATE BANK

KENDRICK, Ida, Feb. 8. Especial to
the Star Mirror, p. m.)-mside facts
concerning the Kendrick State Bank
failure are leaking out. 1t is story
where Fate played a prominent role,
and shows heroic fight on the part
of the Bradburys in the face of Obsa-
cles that would have discouraged most
men. The flood ruined both the Pine
Creek and the Glenn Lumber companies
of kendrick. Both were in fine cOndi-
ton, and any bank would have extend
ed them credit to the amount they re-
ceived. In moment they went down
in ruin when the flood swept away both
logs and lumber worth fortune. The
bank held $4,000 of their paper. The
Bradburys took the bank in failing
condition after this. 1t is admitted
they have improved its condition to
Il degree that leads many to DeiIeYe
that in time they could have made it
sound and saved themselves.
KENDRICK, Feb. 9. Especial to the
Daily Star-Mirror.) State Bank Com
missioner " w. Platt, before leaving
Kendrick last night for Lewiston gave
out the following, approximate state
ment, of the condition of the Ken
drick State Bank which closed it's
doors yesterday, as announced exclu-
sively in the Star-M Mirror.
Mr. Platt stated last night that as
he had left his records in the bank
vaults he could not give specifically the
status of the finances of the institu
tion. However, it is learned that the
assets are approximately $162,500,
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1912-02-09

off with one dollar, and left his for
tune to his son, Jefferson Moore.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1912-11-16

The Imrersoualor, fnwsll Tale,
will be the third attraction 81 III"
I,yreun p,agtam At iW iilks ne
ARE Oh Friday, the 18th maj.
These entertainments are gwen
under the auspices Of the lnaee
tartan Aid Soelety and arc Vr'y
worthy Of the most liberal patton
age Of orr people. Mr.. Hale
ronea highly recommended and i
il safe 10 expect u great deaf from
him. because Of the organization
which endorses him by ssndlpe
him out. This organization could
not afford ~ he represented hN
other than u frs, class enter ali
Or. The two former attractions ~
tins series was most heartily gu
lpyed and applanhed hy our pe"
pic. Thcae two established the
standard Of the balances Ut th'
course. Remember the date 81
the coming feature Also. bear ~
mind, that the net proceeds Will
be used hy III" a ) for th'
relief Of the worthy IN distress 81
orr own community
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The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1912-11-16
Al. \. WILSON.

OF Al u. Wilson the slng'ns
German Dialect comedian, who
comes to tho EIks' Theatre On
November o3,d, il may y" aa'o
with the certainty OF its aii'fma
,,on by the en'i'e theatre E"'ht
public ,hnt he IL one nl the most
versatile comedians appearing be
fore he public today thousands
pf his admirers 90 even iu'lh6 W
their enconIuma Of hla artistry and
declare HIM 10 be the foremost Nv
inn exponent Of German dialect
Will. much has been sad ana
more has been written 10 IL" ~
Zee, ,ha, VI, Wilson has needed
to MAX. hut ii lie III - - gaming
l,ia position at III re' i" lah
den uwlglg 10 hts rt4ss 5@t'A =. ~
to,p'A p,oa, char " hestus,d gits
ability, fact rt"v' ~ reverse
to be HE case
.Ahil,iy i work, u Mr WI
Ecn emu itlt'tkiHs - Hh'f'is -
This much abused word and u ~
MS ,,at,6ahlr ho,s, that hs has
never ahl,Eed IN any singie na,il'
| ala, even the elIghteat =, lcaai
aa,o.ahlr portion "s III" wotk
Nv ap,,eating IN none hlt plays ~
the clraneat and most whol.t 0mt
/ character aHu l't giving hiS w.
soual attention 10 all his lrndnc
t;,ua dawn 10 10 sma'Iest lie alla.
Mr. Wilson has succeeded, There
fore, IN attaining y place III lac
| atfpctionaif regard ~ AZ f'asN'f
among The amusement loving pun
tie second 10 no singing eomfh1at'
81 he itasent time.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1912-11-16
THE RETAILER.

In the consideration nf parcels
post the interests OF the e'all'r
have been strongly urged ~ llk'lv
10 b. ruined by the proposed sNa
tenn II Ia Il most s,i'oua uu"3
fion a. to The business future ~ y
Ia, o. aud worthy class If men. u
the poaaIhilit,sa ~ the operation
a,r 10 10 AZ claimed, IN relation 10
them. They are part aud Nalna-
ble part oi growing communities,
which hey hay, been among the
pioneers III building NJ They
have been the real r,'hli fa''lsta
Of latge .glsDs ~ proportion 7"
then finances, aud knowing per.
auualty their patrons and having
local l,.dr III H. fn,tunea ~ then
citizens and i..Ighho'a. they haN"
generally dealt III the carrying 81
accounts and extension - credits
III most literal mannag " ~"
luton ia to wipe them on, Nha'
can lhry ~ IN lien If ~ Ut ~
ness III Ame,ira nearly ~ sFA
ton lln,ily results y Hei'rla
and without The LOSSES " lell
"a. 10 that We alt asH''nlHE h'
| suah III. results will follow
WI /. been ri.dlcfrd, aHh tt
| Whit there NJ u possibility Nh Hill
Fr,lt#a Hill rnmhtr ~ iHtHt et"
n..ala hoitea II. ~ IaitI att. i"
htt IN Itnsl;lcsa. VIII 'tt#lt tf
tntua. 4lhapa ~ lrt ,t5#l 'tN~'
uraa Too much lurli tnnlir FIJI
IT. III tAr tn viness ltna IA Il t'tfG
H. vi can ..f nnAuiE ht.n
| I'LL #a epat 'alitaH
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1912-11-16
MOSS CLUB SAUCE
Ncw IL cents. Buy hO'''e.
,,.,,r pEv III r. HICKS 1918
AIN ANAG.

r,a pey Jrl 4. Hicks Al'n'a'e
,o,a il now ocaIy II i IT,
most splendid number III ~ ~ "
mar Near Book evef 7 lh''"'
value las been moIs tii i Ill
nroyet i, .snarkahif fnt5 ~
II IL storm, weather a'I III p
- ',,,,lse forecasts this yenr. All
fe"sor Hicks Justly merits ,'a N, Him,
hill Don't faii 70 send afezfn
p ia,a ,Imanar. Or only 90 III
a III Will a,Irntlii Magazine anf h
u onp year. The hest ons Al7
III, ~ i,ve4tm,nt possible N aht
u III business. Send tp N 1H
n 'n works Publishing 11npa.t .
an FRANKLIN Ave-, IT. Louis, "a
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1912-11-16
PREFERENTIAL BALLOT.

The Cts Council Al It's last meeting,
adopted an ordnance i,ntting INTO q
feet lie preicfenlial Ballot Thus acf
materially fottitts he efficiency ~
the Commission Fotm IT f'oyethmep'
l., iusur,ng IL eiect,e q 10 Commits
stone, Who will moi have the endorse
u ent 81 IL n,a jYtity ~ the VOTES east
II wipes out the possibility - putting
ma., Into Office Oh small ptufalits !.
II puts reA IBERIA II the laad ~ -
fnut4t.sna towns with the best form 81
.htt ssts tntesiou Form # apsernmenl
in the State
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1912-11-16

On h,s current tour Mr. Wilson
is presenting his song adorned
at Happened in Pots
dam,' an adaptation from he
French by Cyrll Reed. with the
scenes laid in the city OF POtsdam,
the former home Of Frederick the
Great and the present summer res
i,lence Of Kaiser Wilhelm. As
"Metz Won kIatz' Mr.. Wilson
gives delightful impersona''"n
ri an eccentric globe trottlng Ger
man Of the better Teuton'c type,
compelled by the terms OF hls IN
cle's will to mary within certain
time. Ills wande,ings through
Oriental countries have left an ~
d,Iible imprint on his character,
and returning to hla native CITY,
Potsdam. he hi,ngs viii HIM al
the glamor Of the Ea4' with 't@
mystic charm and ~ II stc. lie
il CARRIED in thp ~ - lis East
and his many hmm ann~ adtth
turea in Pots IN hlls cooking
for wife form H. bas's ~ ono o.
In. most delightful parts shown
in bis splendid gallery Of Gs'na''
portrai'n,e During he perform
auce Mr. Wilson, who ~ the com
,,,sar If hls owu musle. Will render
the following songs: ''>he Love
Me- .Loves ". Not. /" My Lady
Far" . owes II EYgone Days,
aud ..rie Nv lights Gall.
Advertisement
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1912-11-16
THE BANKERS VISIT.

Mr. A L. Perkins. Pteaidfnt IT the
New iberia & Northern Il 4 passed
over the line With st'eelal tNcHf@oh
train On Thuradaf. going - ~ faH
as 3had Ysidc, md having hhoaIu some
81 Eastern, Northern, and y h'fth
bankers The rArtY a1npttd htft
long enough 10 ret glimpse -
snaud meet some u Cur pft fntt ~
ueople Nary ot them were iahth -
autos and given IN idea - OUT stlt
toundiugs They teh ~ fbeut 7 ~
on tier way tor ieSas VIZ ioit 80
e Many ~ the par y fepfsA' a'eu ~
s,,tottoua now mold tng the bonds ot our
now railroads fnnning through this
4HctIon
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1912-11-16
CATTLE For SALE.

! have here on exhibition sire
.,inlly fine lot Of horned cattle i"l
sale.
steers. averaging a3p 70 o'o ~
Cows, averaging $50 70 Nv VI
I,,,,;ny Ucifers. 900 to $50 lbs
Cattle buyers and bu!eher' 49,
invited To call and see the nero.
Gan supply beef animals on res
ular orders in any amount !,
For further particulars car ~
OF address.
JNO. X. rOLGlN,
Franklin. IN
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1912-11-16
ZEMO FOR YOUR SKIN
Tczema, Pi,aples, Rash aud All
S.S,n Affections Quickly Healed.

NJ matter what the trouble, &c
zr,.a, chains, pimpIe9, salt rheun.
la.l,a ,..stsa..y stops irritation,
To- rare comes qulck. Siula right
HI, taayinr no trace. Ieino ~ n
,a4ialiug liluid. Your skin fair
.Iy r.scls with delight the mo
a4t Hi YemO ~ applied, Greatest
,hiHn On earth for dandruff.
1Imo il prepared by 4. w Rose
Medicine TO. st. Louis, Mo, and Is
soid III III druggists ut 81 bot
tte Eat 70 prove 10 you its won
deIfui ,atuo it ~ nov put ~ q
lh III size trial bottles Ut only y
cents ard ia guaranteed to do The
work Of your money back. SOLD
"A e.c1.,
THIBODEAUX'S DRUG STORE
r.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1912-11-16
YOAKuM AND
The FARMER.

II 4 Iraknm. chairman Ut the
board If the "I,lsc"
SYSTEM. " il 4 well known chatac
t.r. ant. II. Is he simon pn'",
blown lu III" bottle. 'a,aek I" the
farm propaganda, lie knows
something about IN ~ NJ AMI the
farmer Il, close study Ut the 'nr
me, and friendly contact with ~"
latter. slucr he vas Hnli'i'nlend
ont at the old Arkansas fasa l""h
IN The t.,illlr days ni d'"neh'
and amin. Oh the cattle ranges ~
Iakas. he haa sacn HE Lone Sta
STATE blossom Like II. rose, aiii
rmri - INTO \ business empire
Snall,m llaa been ~ close tout Il
with itA ttnwtu aud Developments
and that ~ this Snui hWeat, amt
u on. al iiA study tuti'htR.
r.lhaps more than anh ~ her man
he has tl,ti to give the region ~
country winch his eNsteu ''h"
.ta,a i aatitIsctnIy and friendly
! service. i 90 nprl ATTY" service
. fi, ron aH, Waa one oi the iitst
tf, ,Hiat ~" plan II agents -
ltE ts ia, ina homoa aud
tu. .,u. a,uur he l'l", aud
+ -Ii.tng property h"tdiag eli
Ihls WAS i WIS" ilttu. Io'
Il. Enm and Il good thug in' h'H
ttf.fnt go. 4 lot al people haN'
I..I.l urt ~ boom tho good
traI proposition, but u" ono gave
u44t,. 4l4a accelerated movement
HI tI4 A tat he WIS Nnt kIn,.
Tna u8. better highways I" 'h'
r#Hn tnnua and 10 tn" laIl"a
#4t.IaoHs, cheaper hani'ng u" M
fatnpt aud better rfniI'3 on M
tiacta aud more traffic Tor tht
II, #p, | was m excellent nta1
,,.a NAH managed. and to-day tn
ug.-tt.n ~ nationals, but hoaknn
p.. th,t original starter III tn
Farf t. IL now after the laimel
Ht. N n4uza AID lnlroluce system
,t,s ma ,inerl methods tn, aeilin,
hl.t,in,ite.ls, and before long IA
MI have helped h,m III his ayr
etil uTa, aretiDn - some practical
man Furi leimore, he VIII ~
any long reasonable and far Z
c,,.t,ve he farmers resource
and increase his output, anh her
Won have 4 partnership plDr'rl
that makes moncy for all IN TIL
/, business IIr once aalL to IN
/ writer, at ia hard for me to x
4 on and make an address, bn'
. have compelled myself to do IT,,
and when he talks he says SONS
thlng Of value TO those ne ~
+ dresses luaknm u not ~ bus
ness Tor his health, nor as y PHI
+ an,ln.lhy, bnt he has u SINGER
wish 10 give his patrons sl"a'
4 deal. md does, in SO Tar a. he ca
! see II. Tie seems to see goo
-
# many times. ~ least IN maxim
y friends fsn the Frisco. Az I i
i Ioaknm reforms take effect the
r will mote 81 less eliminate VI
4, middle man. hui the producer III
!. q ,nsnmr, will get III coi''ac
. Noaknm has wide awake lot
i d +s,.,ai.a in President Nlnch"'
T. Vice President ElddIe, and "
operating branch OF the serve
"a anl the, ~ a.ieI business WIN
vim If Inaknm ana " meme
70 hid been doing tbs rnbllt,'y wo'
Tor tia railways IN The past I'VE
Y ten Years, venture to say the
q would have been an era 81 nu'
better feeling Trade and II"
v spot tat'on
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1912-11-16

MI. W a. Weeks killri u rossnm
III his haeL ward on Tuesday mora
ing. our friend ". I'll y very fond
81 hunting, int II has hren - long
since h. has permitted himself -
pnlpy the sort that III game seems
Ia ~ hunting him NJ.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1912-11-16

IDJ, LIQUOR INC INSi..

ra4Ier tho' H. Will apply Az Tive
Mayor aud BOARD 81 Trustees ~
NM rty u, NeW iberia In. tof per
utea,ru 10 continue The liquor nus
III, III. NJ his prnacnt place q, nus
ill., ae. II 81 East ST. Peters street
urttnrnring January ist, lol'
AUGUST WINTER.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1912-11-16

In severe eases OF sore lungs,
vol need an Internal and external
! sa,edy Buy the-tplar sir 7 u
LARD'SS HUkFIiDINDs SSRt y.
Won gel two Essn~ehes for the prize
Of one. With eye/y dollar bottle
tberA il n free @HrRRIGK'S RED
PEPPER PDEOIS9PLASTER for
the chest. , s..
Idly EsFOkGE DRUG co.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1912-11-16

4 week lilo | @. ~ y Ini.
MI III. icgn'at meeting rnrtarl@l
HI ft II. som" y, MI brethren
f,an Mni gan City were ~ attend
auer Mite, the work i sri"n'',i
supper Na- spread, enjoyed ny a..
Visitors AMI largn part ~ 'n#
local membership.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1912-11-16
v - "
WOLF g. sIIOIfNNi MI
ron ItgttDE LICENSE

undersigned h.,,sis
tFat w. VIII anpis sa
VI and Board pf Trustee
,lN #t n. AK iberia, 10. Ter
"a strl 10 continue the tiIno, u5-
A. II liz present place ~ hH
.. ~ thu corner u, ten,ne and
flanrl streets. commencing Jan
lat. 1913.
A. u. OLiNIEK.
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III Job Printing 70 TO Mi'lart
Il r. WILLARD. The fr'n

4 ~ Insea GIT VIII break anA
4 II u lhili ty'f'over and i tak ~
th.n ~ t"lfc The Fever VII ~
return riict 2hc.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1912-11-16

n when quality and price arc 80
considerations. We believe II ~ ~
sour interest to Tt us f'gnrr, ~
.nir printing. We do for others
Rhy not for your
n D. WILLARD. The Printer
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1912-11-16

F1I2 I2EF'I
H,nta,tpu If 800 agyea Term r.
4ufnatie. EVtsSN MN
New Iberia, -
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1912-11-16

Rev Mutgne nHslsteh ~ W
class If 300 cnmn,n
n,c.uts II 81. .Josepk's 1alholte
Church ~ Thursday, At Rasns, Ia.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1912-11-16
ANNOUNCEMENT.


Y 7 ~ 'TFF Fff
nnder-lsr II hereby gives
.@, that VI. VII Apply ~ tho
4Hl &narl IF Trustees ~
NJ saN iberia. In. fr,. tee
an II. continue thr I,aupt nll4-
A bl4 ltr"aan' place n, hua-
II ihi arur nf Madison ~ IL
III AA. nu.. NtW !tnr,a. La..
arfnp January tat, fata.
WILLIE bIlNtitH
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1912-11-16

Rub-My- ism v!l~eurr YOU.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1912-11-16

MOSS CLUE SAUCE
aW II. cents l,uv 4 bottle
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1912-11-16

~ copy Of Tho krN. III r. li,.h
MI ra ,n., Word ana Wnrk4
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1912-11-16

denial IL = virtue and y
II step towards economy
nrfn II no economy IN dt'"y
arac.f he Iberinn's ws,. "
phe,r they only cost YOU :
nm week.. ~ 8lM pc' u, ~
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-02-09
A BUDGET IS
PREPARED FOR
ASSOCIATION
FINANCE COMMITTEE or CON-
MERcIAL ORGANIZATION APP
PRoPRIATEs FUNDS TO vARl-
Gus DEPARTMENTs-wILL BE
PUBLISHED LATER.

Believing that the affairs of the
Pensacola Commercial Association
should be conducted on a strictly bust
ness basis. the finance and member
ship committee have prepared a bud
get for the ensuing year, appropriate
ing the funds available for different
purposes In systematic manner A
fun statement viii be given out and
published little later.
The other committees Of the assoc
citation have been very busy during
this week and a number OF important
recommendations will probably be
made to the board Of directors at the
meeting 20 be held this afternoon at 4
o'clock.
The ways and means committee held
an important meeting, yesterday af-
ternoon at o'clock in the rooms OF
the Commercial Association, discuss
ing a number Of things.
The house and entertainment COM
n1ittee meets this afternoon at 8
o'clock. at which time plans for the
entertainment Of the guests at the
big smoker to be given on Tuesday
might win be discussed.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-02-09
AVALUAbLE SUGGESTION
Important to Everyone

It is now conceded by physicians
that the kidneys should have more at
tention as they control the other or
sans to a remarkable degree and do a
tremendous amount Of work in remoy :
ing the poisons and waste matter from
the system by altering the blood.
During the winter months especial
" when we live an indoor life. the
Kidneys should receive some assist
ance when needed, as we take less
exercise, drink less water and often
eat more rich heavy food. thereby
forcing the kidneys to do more work
than Nature intended. Evidence OF
kidney trouble. such as lame back in
ability to hold urine, smarting or
burning brick dust or sediment. SAL
low complexion, rheumatism, may be
weak or irregular chart action. warns
you that your kidneys require heIu
Immediately to avoid more serious
trouble.
An herbal medicine containing no
minerals or opiates has the most heal
Ing influence. An ideal herbal com
pound that has had most remarkable
success as q kidney and bladder rem
edy IS Dr.. Kiimer's Swamp-Root.
You may receive q sample bottle Of
Swamp Root by mail. absolutely free
Address DR.. Kilmer & Co., Bingham
ton. n. T., and mention the Pensacola
Daily Journal.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-02-09
BUSY DAY IN
RECORD COURT
ONE CIVIL CASE AND A NUMBER
OF CRIMINAL ONES WERE DIS
POSED OF AT SESSION YEsTER-
DAY.

Yesterday morning in the court of
record the jury in the case of Roy
tanton vs. William Corner returned a
verdict in favor of the defendant. The
complainant was suing for damages
amounting ito $4,000 for alleged false
Imprisonment.
Besides this civil suit number OF
criminal cases were disposed of yes
terday, one defendant being tried by
jury, while the others pleaded guilty
to the charges against them.
The cases disposed of were as fol-
lows:
Berry Williams, coIored, pleaded
guilty to engaging in an ARRAY and
was sentenced to pay fine OF $26
and costs or serve three months.
Dorsey Smith, colored, pleaded
guilty to engs ging in an ARRAY and
imposition Of sentence was deferred
until the first day Of the netx term of
the court.
Milton Farrow, a negro, was tried
by jury and convicted of aggravated
assault. He was sentenced to serve
six months at hard labor in the county
Jail.
Frank Stanley and Dinah Oliver,
colored, pleaded guilty to the charge
of lewdness and were sentenced to
pay the costs or serve flftee days on
condition that they get married.
Will Dixon, colored, pleaded guilty
to the charge of petit larceny and
was sentenced to pay fine OF $25
and costs or serve three months.
Ed Ivory, colored, pleaded guilty to
the charge of being a lewd PERSON and
was sentenced to pay the costs or
serve ten days.
Moses Johnson, charged with vag-
rancy, pleaded guilty and was SEN
fenced to pay the costs or serve fifteen
days.
Set For Today.
The case of George Hearn VS.. the l..
& n. Railroad Company, for damages
amounting to $4,000, is set for trial
in this court today. The complainant
is represented by Reese and Stokes.
while Blount & Biount & Carter rep
resent the defendants.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-02-09
Joe Allen, Ed Touart. Geo. Pate and
w F. Lovendahl

w. F. Lovendalal
WAS TO OPEN OFFICE HERE.
Esmeyer came to Pensacola for the
purpose Of opening an ONCE for the
firm he represented which was the
United Export Lumber. Co, of Gulf
port, Miss. He arrived here Wednes-
day morning at 6 O'Clock and is sup
posed to have come directly from Gulf
port here, as among hiC effects were
Fl una some baggage checks from
Gulfport and a mileage book which
showed that 1t was purchased IN that
city on the 9Th, and out of which only
176 miles had been used.
1t was learned yesterday that he
had rented Offices in the American
National Bank building ard that he
had purchased soma 0ff1cer furniture
from Marst0n & Guina- It was also
learned that he had made application
for = post Office box and notice sent
to him at the hotel early yesterday
morning showed that the application
had been granted. He is said 70
have given the post ONCE the names
OF number &c prominent Pensacola
business peoE;e as references when
applying for the rent OF the box, and
judging from his dress and appear
ance, he was q man of some promi.
neIlce.
He was, apparently, about thirty or
thirty five years of age and is said to
have been married He lived in Gulf
port, but was originally from Rotter-
dam, Holland.
A member OF the firm for which he
worked was expected to arrive in the
city last night to take charge of the
body and funeral arrangements.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-02-09
REQUEST Is GRANTED TO
ALLOW TROOPS TO PASS

Washington, Feb. S.-The request
from the Mexican government to move
it's troops through United States ter
ritory to enable them to reach points
in the interior, to which rebels have
severed railroad connection, was grant
ed by the state department today,
General Wood. chief of staff OF the
United States army, said tonight he
had ordered q detail OF American ON
GERS to accompany the Mexicans as
an honorary escort. The arms OF the
Mexican troops will be shipped as q
commercial consignment. but will be
passed by the customs officials.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-02-09
LABOR CONDITIONS ON THE
GREAT LAKES DISCUSSED

Washington. Feb. s.--Labor condi-
tons on the great lakes and the atti-
tude OF the Pittsburg Steamship Com
pany. subsidiary OF the United States
Steel corporation, toward labor were
discussed at today's hearing before the
Stanley investigating committee.
A. Orlander, of Chicago, secretary
OF the Lake Seamen's Union, attacked
the welfare plan of the Lake Carriers
Association as part of a system Of en-
plovment designed to control the
minds OF the workmen.
The Pittsburg Steamship Company
belongs to the Lake Carriers Asso-
citation.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-02-09
JACK JOHNSON TO GET
$4,000 FOR GROUND BOUT

Chicago, Feb. Sack Johnson.
champion heavy weight, said he would
leave for New York today for the
purpose OF signing articles for a ten
round fight before the Fairmont Ath-
letic club.
johnson said he had been offered
$4,000 as his end of the show and
he Immediately wired his acceptance.
Who is to be the opponent was not
stated
Asked about the order of the New
York boxing commission, Johnson said
some assurance must have been given
or the club would not have gone ahead
with the match,