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The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1912-06-28

Mrs d. w. Tompkins and daughter,
irene. went up to Micanopy Wednes-
aay 10 visit relatives.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1912-06-28
LOCAL
NEWS

Mrs. ]. G. Spurlin came up from
.ka Weir for the day Wednesday,
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1912-06-28
CUT GLASS WARE

A complete set of % pieces of genuine
American deep cut glass, for sale at bar
gain. Take advantage of this opportunity
Convince yourself that it is a real bargain
by looking in the display window.
TRUNKS, SUIT CASES, ETC.
When you are thinking of your SUM
mer trip, remember that | have the largest
line of Trunks, Suit Cases, Hand Bags
Etc, in Central Florida to select from.
guarantee to save you money and will make
you liberal allowance on your old one. /
sell more of these goods than any house in
Central Florida There's reason.
SHOES
l have on hand eight hundred pairs of
Mems ShOes-all feathers and all styles
800 values for $3.50.
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HARRIS.

Baltimore, June ga man rushed
up to the main entrance of the ar
mory, where the democratic national
convention is being held, just after
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1912-06-28
.IEWEIRY


want 10 call your attention g. ihe lafi
that | carry a full line of IENEiHN in
SOLID GOLD AMI GOLD FILLED. and
guarantee every article sell - D. iusl 81
represented. or your money refunded
BASEBALL GOODS
Ny line of baseball goHls j. ths nlf.el
complete To be- found anywhere. and / can
fit up club with the whole outfit RAILS.
BATS, MASKS. GLOVES. silnIH.
MITS, Etc.
UNREDEEMED PLEDGES
Among my unredeemel plelg''s haze
WATCHES Of all standard make- - ~
REVOLVERS and AMMUNITION - ~
cry description. II You have any ammuni
ton you want Ia get rid ~ aill bias b.
either ON exchange or far cash.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-11-22
FINDS GOLD MASTER"
AND ALSO 100000
UNITED PRESS LnAsEp wIRE.l

Monterey, Cal, Nov PA painting
picked up in a Monterey secondhand
store by the famous Danish artist
Hugo V. Peterson, for SIS, has been
sold to an English museum for $2O,-
900, the picture proving to be an old
Dutch masterpiece,
Peterson succeeded in restoring
the canvas, Of which he sent descrip-
tions with photographs to leading art
critics, and in this way made it pos
sible for Identification as one Of a
period when Dutch genius did not af-
fix its name, each painter then hav-
ing his individual way Of working. The
Monterey shop man purchased the
painting from an old woman with a lot
of house furnishings, the woman re-
marking that the picture had been in
the family over 200 years, and had
been brought to America from the old
country.
A festive gathering in q wooded
place near a village is the motif of the
work, some 90 figures showing in the
gay scene painted in oil on wood Ped
erson has passed two years at Mon
terey finishing sketches made in In
dia.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-11-22
Situation
Is Badly
Tangled
Vrits Sued out in CaIifOr-
MIA to Compel Re-COuntS
Results May Not be Known
for Several Weeks
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sacramento, CAL, Nov 22.-Taking
,be first step in what is believed at
tbe capitol today to result in similar
action in many counties throughout
the state, if not all, as an aftermath
of the decision at Los Angeles of the
second district court Of appeals in
relation to the election count, Frank
R. Deylin, Roosevelt elector, an
nounced that he would file writ Of
mandate here to compel the Sacra-
mento county supervisors to correct
their canvass and to make re-certifi-
cation 10 the secretary Of state.
This applies to two precincts here,
where Devlin believes a gain of at
least 100 votes will be made for the
progressive electors, except Wallace,
by a recount, in conformity with the
appellate courts decision,
With the election count in the state
on the verge Of completion, but four
counties still being out, the situation
promises to be again thrown back in.
10 a chaotic state. If other counties
follow the course to be taken here on
Devlm's initiative, the official certifi-
cation will undoubtedly be delayed for
weeks longer, and the present figures
considerably altered.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-11-22
[ he Row in
California
Grows Hot
JOHNSON TAKES 4
HAND AND PUTS THE MATTER
on HIGH MORAL PLANE, FROM
HIS VIEWPOINT.
ruvrrro rmss LEASED wnrI

Sacramento, Cal, NCv. 22.-Charac-
terl2ing the decision Of the appellate
court in connection with the Los An
geles situation as unjust and refer
ring to the present status that has
resulted there from the challenge Of
certain precinct returns favorable to
Roosevelt as due to the efforts Of
"higher thugs at the polls' and the
"hypocrltical pretense Of a judicial de-
cisiono after the polls were closed,
Governor Johnson today sent long
telegram to Meyer LIssner Of Los An-
geles. urging that the fight Of the pro-
gressves be vigorously continued
Johnson expresses himself as being
little concerned now how the electoral
vote of California. hIngins largely on
the Los Angeles count Us east but .s
grayely concerned how The vote is
counted.
The message to Lissner follows
at Is reported in the press here
that progressIyes, because Of the de-
clgion of the court last evening fro the
matter of tine canvass Of the los AM
peles returns are going TO 0uit ]
.-..4 t.t- rouyrf ia erroneous
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-11-22
WIFE MURDERER is
HANGED In CALIFORNIA
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San Quentin, Cal, Nov. 22.-WalHing
with firm tread and showing little or
no emotion, Alexander Szafscar, wife
murderer mounted the'scaffold in the
state penitentiary here this morning
and at II o'clock sharp the trap was
sprung which shot him into eternity
He was pronounced dead at 11:12.
There were no features connected
with the hanging other than that the
condemned man endeavored to turn
around while standing on the scaffold,
1t was necessary for the hangman to
hold Szafscar over the trap while ad'
sGsting the moose. He had nothing to
say.
About nine persons besides prison
olhcials Witnessed the execution.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-11-22
Austria
Prepares
to Fight
Orders Mobilization of Her
Reserves and AIIRaiIrOadS
Are Actively Preparing TO
Move Troops

Berlin, Nov. 22.-The vosssche Eel
tUng this evening claims mdisputable
authority for the statement that Aus
tria has commenced the most extern
siye military movements this after
noon"
Vienna telegraphs that the ministry
OF war has ordered the mobilization
CT the three first-class OF reserves. All
railroad centers are most active and
preparations for the transportation of
troops are indications that grave
events are soon to be expected.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-11-22
CGNFESSES KILLING
HIS STEP.FATHER
InN1rrp PRESS LnAsnp WIRE.

Portland, Or, Nov. 22.-That Glenn
Gault aged 19, killed his step-father
y, M, Leitzel, near Oregon City two
years ago because of unbearable per-
secutions practiced toward his mother
and himself is today the opinion of
the police, following the Shaking
down" of the clear-eyed STRIPPING.
The boy sticks close to his first
story that he did not fear arrest, but
Confded in the officers because he
simply had to tell someone about the
crime to relieve the awful strain"
w. L, Taylor, an old acquaintance,
visited the station today and stated
that the boy had an excellent char
acter, officers will take young Gault
to Scots Mills, the scene of the MUIR
der tomorrow, and he will show them
where he buried Leitzel's body after
Staying him with an ak.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-11-22
NEW MEXICO TO SELECT
SITE At EXPOSITION

San Francisco, Nov 22-To select
New Meylcos site at the Panama Pa
c0c exposition, George Mcdonald and
the other members Of the fair COM
mission viii leave Santa Fo for this
city in few days, according TO mes.
sage received today by President C. C..
Moore
Governor John r. sha0roth and
Goyernor-Elect y NJ Ammons. OF col
orado also tolcgraphcd they win both
send messages to the legislature I'm
January urging AN appropriation for
the fair
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-11-22
WILSON OBJECTS
TO BEING "SH0T."
LrNrrrn rnrss trAsnp wrRn.l

TTNITED FRESS IEASED WINE'I
Hamilton, Bermuda, Nov, 22.-"You
are no gentleman, and ! will thrash
you If you do that again!"
This was what President-Elect Will
son told photographer here today
who persisted in taking a snapshot
after the Governor had refused him
permission. Wilson'S face flushed and
he clinched his fists, ready to do bust
ness If the photographer snapped him
again. The photographer, however,
bumbly apologized and the incident
was closed
Governor Wilson and his daughters
sgent the afternoon bicycling.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-11-22
NeWSbOyS
Guests OF
Journal
The Capital Journal Pro-
prietOrS Will Give Carriers
and NewSbOyS Big Dinner
attheNariOn Thanksgiving

The Capital journal proprietors.
while wishing all OF the Journals
readers especially and all others gen
orally a thoroughly enjoyable Thanks
giving, will do a little something to-
wards making the day an enjoyable
enc 20 at least some of tho little fol-
lows who otherwise might miss tho
features of the day that appeal to th,
growing healthy boy To do this they
have arranged to give all the Journal
ugwsboy8 aud carriers u Thanksgiving
dinner at the Marion hotel, about .
O'clock ON chat day They win be-
.rlycu the best that famous hostolry
lean provide and they viii be "as well
come os the flowers Of spring to all
they can stow away In their several
.ut,lo holds
The journal proprlotors rcolilo and
Thoroughly appreciate the hard work
the little follows do, tho amount of en-
.ugy they bring into play the wealth
.Dr lung power they oNpend In crying
Flyers your Capital journal and
.thelr loyalty TO the paper rhcy want
to show the boys they appreciate IT,
land so invite them all TO put their
lcct under the Marion hotel tables and
take their Thanksgiving turkey miuco
and pumpkin pies and all the other
things that 80 to mako mp q good old
Fashioned Thanksgiving dinner os
their guests
After dinner Mr. Barnes and MIR.
lraber viii take the Youngsters TO somo
Of the picture shows and thus do what
they can to make the day memorable
one TO the boys who do not have an
excess Of sunshine in their lives, aud
to send them home mll as they can
hold Of good things to eat and with
pheasant things ON their minds TO car
|ry with them into droamland
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-11-22
CASE so STRONG THAT
BAIL is INCREASED
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indianapolis, Ind, Nov. 22.-Srong
indications that Judge Anderson be-
lieyes the government has presented
a strong case, at least against Edward
Smythe, of Springfield, Ill, one of the
union men on trial here for illegally
transporting dynamite, is seen by In
dinapolis attorneys today, by the ac-
ton of the court increasing smythe's
bond from $4,000 to 100000. The
amount of bail demanded for James A.
Ray, also of Springfield was not
changed, 1t remaining at $4,000,
Bondsmen for Smythe and Ray re-
Gently surrendered the two defendants
to Marshal Schmidt, and up to date
no new bondsman have appeared for
either man,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-11-22

Proposal
Discussed

CNI'.D ''-., >. .''''' 90 president
NV. " "'''', 5-ag ,a, want , carnegie pen-
al' uo.' .,, NV. aa, oor,ro,t op tbe
sion' OuO "o''' NV 'y' y"na.s. - bis
,.i.,5sbi, for Carnegie Friends
friendship 10. a. -, -,.,,a. ,.l,h
VINO nave .. u'5,'a ..., ,a nroh.tiv wifi
Pres'oe'. ~. ''' -" ,.1, aoo,,no ,be
in''.s' ,',s .',, 'r' ,rs, @ hecsuso he may
pension i'''''..' .,.,.,, h.ob-
run 's'''' ,'' -, 1y.l ,,oo,ngo be saved
manay enough during bis term and,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-11-22
ATTORNEY M'ALLISTER
ARRESTED AT MEDFORD
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UNITED PRESS LEAoHD "'""'l
Medford, Ore, Nov. 22'-Attorney
McAllister, who has been accused as
. member of the Portland vice clique
was arrested on the Southern PaclIic
train No. 1S yesterday upon telegraph
10 advice from Roseburg, Mr. McAl-
lister first denied his identity but
when confronted by friends admitted
he was the man looked for Authorl-
ties believe he was trying to leave 'ne
state, although McAllister declares "'
was going as far as Ashland
When asked why he had not re, .,
turned to Portland today as ne nuu m
nromised. to face the warrant lor H''
arrest. McAllister said he had re-
ceived a telegraphic request from ms MS
law partner to meet him in Ashland
and have a conference before return
ing north, as he needed a rest anu anu
wanted to consider his defense Oelo''
facing the Portland authorities
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-11-22
SIR THOMAS MISSED
TIE BIG GOOSE STEW


Sacramento Cal, Nov 22-F NJ,
Newbert. chairman Of the executive
committee Of the biz goose stew to be
held here Sunday, today received tho
following telegram from Sir Thomas
Llpton:
your very kind telegram received.
Nothing would have given me greater
pleasure than to Join you all no the
goose stew, for am sure ! would
have had o rgal bully time But ] re'
cret that II viii bo impossible for mo
TO be- wlh you as / leave today for
log Angeles Thomas LIplon
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-11-22
The Idnhn Vote.
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UNITED PRESS LEASED wIRE.l
'Dolse, Idaho, Nov. 22.-The total
ana official count in the presidential
Vontest with all counties complete
WIN the exception of Custer, gives
ffesident-Elect Wilson a plurality of
iOSS votes over President Taft The
vote now stands. Wilson 33,951;
'ait S2,S4S; Roosevelt, 25,566.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-11-22
CRIME RAMPANTIN
WASHINGTON TOWN
LUNIrEp pRnss LEAsnp w1Rp. ]

0''AAA4h ANhoo A4hApHb NARIsl
Centralia, Wash, Nov. 22.-The
wave Of crime that appears to be
sweeping this city today has another
"ctim in an unidentified man whose
Oody with the throat C ut from ear to
ear w2s found on the Northern Pa
enc right Of way two miles north of
Oehtralia. The man was we'll dressed
ana appeared we'll to do. The body
ras been brought to this city and a
thorough investigation will be made.
Inc police are entertaining the theory
VI suicide, although stating that MUIR
uer was possible.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-11-22

effort will be made by you and ey-
cry other progressive In Southern
California to see that the vote Of Los
Angeles is squarely counted as cast,
and that the decision Of the voters OF
Los Angeles shall not be altered or
overturned by unjust judicial decision
or otherwise. (slged)
"UIRAM JOHNSON
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-11-22
THE LOS ANGELES
CRANK GETTING WELL

los Angeles, CAL Nov. 22-CarI
poldeIbacb. who threatened to bio"
m the central police station with an
in,ornaI machine Tuesday declared
to5av that he will defend himself
against the charges against him "nen
Se ,s arralgned for preliminary hear
ing Monday. ,, -,
Reldelbach Is giving evidences 1'
returning to normal physical conl,' G..
,'ou .y,,' His injuries are healing rapidly.
'Jl' II was decided that the trip to
ploomlngton to ascertain If Reldel,
bocb buried dynamite there as De
soys will be made Sunday
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-11-22
Will Bring
Cons. From
Hood River
WORK IS NOT COMPLETED BUT
OWING TO A CLASH BETWEEN
THE RAILROAD AND COUNTY is
DELAYED.

The crew of about 25 state conyicts
which Governor West has had at work
on the Shell Rock road in Hood River
county since last spring was today
pulled off, and will be brought back
to Salem for state work near this
city. The reason for removing the
crew is a clash between the railroad
company and the county court Of Hood
River county, which is to be settled in
the courts.
Wws-@N@----ss-- a,
fhe state has dore its part Of the
work on that road" said Governor
West this morning "The question now
turns on the fight in the courts be-
tween the county court and the rail-
road. If the county we're in a position
TO take prompt action in the matter
the road would be completed without
delay Now however we are up IN
the air, and no more work will be
done until the affair is adjusted. If it
is not settled SO we can go to work at
a reasonable time, the uneXpended
money on hand will be returned to
Mr.. Benson, and the matter dropped
entirely. Approximately three-fourths
Of the fund has been expended, and.
with that amount, the state has per-
formed as much work as it expected
IN accomplish with the entire fund.
with the expenditure Of the entire
amount and another 60 days of un-
interrupted work the project could
he completed. It is now mp to the
aor,ty conrt Of Hood River county
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-11-22
sTDNA ALLEN SENT ~,
TO PRISON FOR Is YEARS

wytheville, va, Nov SZ'--o'ui' ont.
len. leader of the Allen clan g cl .oor. or,.
iawSi 10, ,,.i.onment , for the part he played
in i'm FL tbs murders committed by the .,l, Al,
len IL 'rs gang in Hillwille county 0oas, oas,
house. Allen was convicted l,,oL o. 9vv oOd
'a nous dogres murder. Both Allen and
his wife broke down when 'sn''D'
was pronounced.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-11-22
Want Demands Modified.

Sofia, Nov, 22,-New communications
from the powers urging that the Bal
kan allies modify their demands on
Turkey were received here this ev-
ening.
The ranch. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1902-1914, 1912-09-01
THE ENDURANCE.

When all of life is passed away
And every dream is done,
When at the close of the long day,
Death folds a fadeless sun
Oh, then one wonder comes to light
Beyond the lifting skies,
One lasting glory fills the sight
That wakes in Paradise!
A Mothers Face! The Face that kept
Our Childhood in it's love
And watched above us while we slept,
Waits welcoming Above
And all the years are young again
AS when we used to rest,
Lulled by the soothing slumberstrain
Upon her holy breast.
The ranch. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1902-1914, 1912-09-01
simmer all until tender.
PICKLED ONIONS.
(COntributed).

Peel small, white onions; cover and
let stand two days with brine made
of two and one half cups salt to two
quarts water; then pour off; cover
with fresh brine and let stand two
more days. Make more brine, bring
to a boiling point; add onions and
boil five minutes. Put into bottles
sprinkling among them bits of mace
and bay leaf slices of red pepper,
cloves and white pepper corns. Fill
to overlooking with vinegar to which
has been added one cup OF sugar to
each gallon. Cork while hot. Ii the
spices named cannot be had of your.
grocer go to the drug store for cassia,
mace and bay leaves.
The ranch. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1902-1914, 1912-09-01
. che bof11e .
By Hattie Baines Churchill.

Questions will be oheerfully answer
ed by mail if postage is sent. Write
to the manager of this depart ment and
tell what you would like best to ap-
pear in these columns. We want the
housewives to look forward with pleas
ure to reading this part of The Ranch.
The ranch. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1902-1914, 1912-09-01
CUCUMBER PICKLES.

Lay small ones in cold water for
one hour; put into stone crock and
pour over cold brine. 1t should be
strong enough to float an egg. Let
stand three days; take out OF the
crock, wipe on clean cloth; return
to crock which has been washed.
Cover with cold water and let stand
until the next day. Cover with vine
gar which has been boiled with two
minced onions. twenty cloves, an
ounce each of mustard and celery
seed, few blades of mace. Add a
cupful of sugar stirring the cucum-
bers from the bottom. Cover tight
Iy. In week scald the vinegar again
and return to the jar. Let stand six
weeks before using. The quantity
of ingredients given is for one hun
dred and fifty small cucumbers with
vinegar enough to cover.
PEACH PICKLES.
Pare small peaches and leave whole.
Make syrup of one quart of vinegar.
two pounds of sugar. Stick four or
five cloves into each peach; place in
the syrup and simmer forty minutes.
A few pieces of stick cinnamon should
be added before boiling. Seal.
PICKLED PEARS.
Cut out blossom end but do not
pare them, proceed as with peaches.
PEAR PICKLE.
Chop fine one peck peeled and cored
pears, four red or green peppers from
which the seeds have been removed,
six large onions. Cover with three
cups vinegar, one teaspoonful each of
allspice cloves and ginger, two heap
ing tablespoonfuls of salt, one table
spoonful of mustard seed or ground
mustard, one cup brown sugar. Stir
we'll, bring quickly to a boil then
The ranch. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1902-1914, 1912-09-01

brine, peel and cut into pieces then
cook in syrup for sweet pickles.
They will be ready for use in few
days and are fine.
The ranch. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1902-1914, 1912-09-01
PICKLES..

We have had so many inquiries in
regard to pickle making that we have
secured the very best tested and even
prize recipes for the different fruits
that we could obtain.
There are certain rules that one
must follow in order to have the sue
cess desired, and, if they are kept in
open jars, they should be looked over
at least once In six weeks. If they
seem to be turning soft the vinegar
should be poured off and scalded,
adding one cup of sugar for each
gallon. Pour hot over the pickles.
Ii the vinegar has weakened there is
nothing to do but replace it with
boiling hot, fresh vinegar.
If pickles are in glass jars, keep In
dark place or we'll wrapped in paper
to exclude the light. 1t is safest and
best to use only cider vinegar. There
is no economy in using poor grade.
Either whole or ground spices may
be used. If the latter, they should
be tied in little bags of thin muslin.
Pickles do not present nice appear
ance discolored with the spices. AL
ways boil pickles in porcelain lined,
granite or earthenware vessels.
The ranch. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1902-1914, 1912-09-01
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