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Arizona republican., 1912-06-19
A CARD

This is to certify that Foley's Hon. ey and Tar Compound does not con tain any opiates, any habit forming drugs, or any ingredients that could possibly harm it's users. On the con- trary, its great healing and soothing qualities make it a real remedy for coughs. colds and irritations of the throat, chest and lungs. The genuine is in a yellow package. Ask for Fo- ley's Honey and Tar Compound and accept no substitute. Elvey & Hulett
Arizona republican., 1912-06-19
THE OLD sQUABBLE.

II might have married million aire." declared EVerywOman. One of my schoolmates is now one"
 And several of your SchOolmateS are working right in this town for ten a week. retorted Everyman. while one of them is in jail. guess in marrying a chap getting $500 a year your average is fairly good"
 And then Everybaby set up howl and they had to stop quarreling and go attend to him.
Arizona republican., 1912-06-19
RAYS HEAVY
 FIRE LOSSES
Of Estimated Half Million Dollar Damage Only Five Per Cent Returnable in Insurance; Part Sustained by Local People

That carelessness about cigar stumps was tn cause of the fire which swept the business section of Ray Monday night. doing an estimated damage of $60O,OOO, is the conclusion reached last night. All attempts to stay the consuming flames were of no use whatever The only protec- ton, that of a bucket line, was poWerless to make any headWay
Arizona republican., 1912-06-19
WEATHER RECORD.

Record of temperature, wind direc- ton, rainfall and state of weather as made by the United States Weather Bureau. al a. m.. mountain time, yes- tarlav-
Arizona republican., 1912-06-19
JINGLE PENNYWIsE SAYS:

It's a mean man who expects his clerks to work on the days the team plays at home,
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-01
is CHEERED FOR
OVER AN HOUR
Could Not Commence His
Address Until After 10
O'clock-Says the Demo
Gratis VIII Better Living
Conditions and Will Give
Justice TO All.

New York. oct ai-Gove<nor wn-
son vas greeted with q Demonstration
% an hour and three minutes whsn
he rose 20 speak a. Madison Square
Garden here tonight THE cheerins
commenced when the democratic pres-
idential nominee reached the garden
at s:ii O'Clock and lasted until io:is.
Previous 10 the speatinE a. the gar
den he addressed hiE rally IN the
Bronx n waa a trsmsndous outpour-
ing of voters o. both places and en-
thusiAsm waS a. a hiEh pitch 20 both
places. Congressman Suizer. the
democratic nofninee for governor of
New York. and Congressman Under
wood presided him with speeches at
the garden
The governor pleaded 10 the people
that n the democrats are successful
In tha national campaign that they
win ioyaIiy support the administrator
IN an effort 10 better living conditions.
In references 20 the talk - his op-
ponenta that the prosperity % the
country win "a arrested by a demo
cratic administration be said that bet
tinm o6ds An Wall strees favored
damou~nfic success and aa@erted that
cer1aln business mer would rot bei
nvu g one en- their o0n 1esfraction.
FIa na1d q danocratic administration
neant justice % All and would not
interfere with legitimate business
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-01
CONTRIBUTIONS ARE
CRAWLING UPWARD
Supplemental Reports sho~ Dsue.
srsts Have Rsesivsd ssis.os2 ana
Republicans tys4.ess.

Washington. Oct si-campaiwn
contributions 20 both repubican and
democratic national committees crawl
81 toward the o.. 900 600 marx IN the
iast week. Supplemental reports nisd
that since the nrst reports we're made
the total republican contrs sntiona
have h>en incrsGsst % fTttesE and
the democratic contrfhutions % fsfk.
o11 In addition 81 that ths demo
cratic national oonamittee has bor.
rowcd ft0oo0
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-01
REMAINS
I. OF OFV-PRESIDENT
NEXT SATURDAY
Services VIII be Conducted
at Utica and Will be At
tended by President and
Many Notable Men-Pres-
ident Taft Issues a Proc
lamation.
RY AssocIArEp PREss.

Utica n. Y. oct ai.--ArrsnEsmsnts
for the funeral of vice President Jaa..
E sherman were ocmpleted today. The
services viii be held Saturday after
noon a. two O'Clock "a the FIRST Pres
bytsrian church and wiIi be attended
~ President Tar. members % his
cabinet. senator's. representatives. GOV
ernors. and foreign diplomats
u was fret announced that the ser
vices would he held AZ Christ C'hurch.
~ which Mr.. sherman waa q memb-s.
but a. the edince seats only seven
hundred q was changed % the F1rst
Presbyterian. which seats three thou-
sand. Rev. Louis ". Holden. Mr..
services. assisted by Rev. NJ W. stry-
ker. president of Hamilton College. and
Rev. nr. Ralph w. Brokawa. pastor o.
the F1rrt Presbyterian church. An
hour before the church service there
VIII be a private service for ulsmbers
of th@ family AZ the sherman rssl-
dence
The body os the vioe president VII
Ne IN state from three O'Clock totnor-
row afternoon 20 nine o'ciock tornor-
row night in the rOtunda % The county
building 70 purmiS the public 20 view
the boAy
A iocaI unrarv counpanv WIN fur
nimh = wumrd ~ honor whfla iyfnm a.
state Nfser nine olcioch 81 nlxht tha
hody wia - returued % the ahernsn
reaidenrA
Business wgu be practically suspend
81 during the funeral
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-01
PLAYED BURGLAR:
BOY IS KILLED
Older Brother Had = Gun whloh Hs
oid Net Thlnk Wss Lssdsd aad
Blew Top of Boy's 4sad OF.
BY Assoc1ArEp PRESS.

Nashville. Tenn. Oct at.-The
laugh and shout of a hoyish game of
burglar AZ the home uf J. r. John
son. an empioye % the Louisville and
Nashville railroad shops was sudden
~ hushed today when bis son. Cin
ford. aEed IL. killed his brother, Car
son. i2 years old-
In the game the fathers shot sun
was appropriated. the make believe
burglar. Clifford. not knowing that a
Wa loaded. TIE two boys we're De-
voted 90 each other. The top % tne
rounnsr brothers head vas bl.vn on
~ the charge which tore a hole in
tha screen ~ the plrior wiHdow be-
fore strikinE him.
Ciiffnrd Johnson vas carried % the
police station. bat later was turned
over q kls father. Tae family cams
here from Guthrie. ~.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-01
VIII be Joined Enroute by
Other Companies From
West Florida.
Local Commands Were Not
Up 60 Their Full Strength.
Some of the Members Not
Knowing of the Orders
Received - Will Reach
Jacksonville Today.

The two companies Of local militia
left here shortly after Z o'ciock last
night for Jacksonville FOR riot duty In
Response 90 an order ny the governor
% the adtutant general which vas re-
ceived by Captain Clement Rlount. %
Company I. about . o'clock yesterday
afternoon. the troops leawing on a
special train over the y a A. They
are expected % reach Jackmonville
shortly before noon today.
Company I. under command of Cap
tain Clement Rlount. consisted of "a
oficcrs and men. while Company ~. In
charge ~ Captain Pred Rlount. num-
bered "a onacers and men.
Neither of the companies were up 90
their strength and several volunteers
were among thoae who left A small
number % people were at the depot a.
see the soldiers depart The local aol-
diera have been called 60 Jacksonville
for duty turing the street car striku
IN that city.
The telegram received by Captain
Clement Biount fellows.
Jacksonville. Florida. oct 81. 1914
Captain Clement niount Command
Ind Post National Guard. Pensacola.
NNoFAuAa
You wiIi assemble companies n and
NJ and proceed % Jackaonviiie hy
train leaving thia afternonn Cat slH
forty). Purchase necessary travel Fa-
tiona and have the men come In heavy
marching order. but without tentnns.
Bring Hufncient Hupply ~ muard csr.
tri6gsn a. he ahlo 20 insun nfty rounan
- earh. soldier 81 arrival here wnem
ordered. Assemble every available
man.
by crder ~ the governor
tsiEnedl -Fosser. Adiutnnt GENERAL"
Two ~ tho boys. Private w. M An.
derron ~ Company NJ. and Private Al
bert Olsen ~ Company 4 Fot left
They reached the depot almost ten
minutes after the train Pulled out
The hoys Responded on very short no.
tee and regret that they got left. but
say they are ready % 60 az once N
they can stilt 10 81
Companies ~ state militia from Ma.
F1anna. Apalachicola. Tallahassee end
pther points WI Join tho iocnl troops
en- route and u is expected there viii
he solid train of militia when they
reach Jacksonville
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-01

Havana. oct si.--within twenty
fuer hnuru of hamotinE for the eiection
81 prreaeut ~ the rspuhlic. fears
mra v~r, rnnnrany expressed here that
ths asv wfH not paas without serious
fiaordarn While tha wovcrmment has
rna6e fha rrart rarorai preparation Tor
tna praiaefioa of the polling places
- tha ssfawuardinR ~ voters IN the
enerc1as of their rixhta ire liberals
nfHf continued diaeatislted with tire
arrnnEeuaeuta. They consider them
unfsvoratIs % their wde. especially
fn relation % what thcV declare % Be
the unfair attitude ~ the rural guards
and of s1rne ~ me specially appointed
military supervisors whe have been
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-01

Jacksonville. Pa. Oct at.-pespits
tAe fact that ths city oouncu has
Wired the governor askinR the recall
~ tha troops. claiming that they are
not p.eded here. Governor Gilchrtsi
today ordered other companies to pro
eeed 90 Jacksonville. among them be-
inE the Pensacola and Tallahaasee
companies. which sin reach here 70.
morrow morning.. Every thlng - quiet
buf the soldiers ere Ruardinn tha
tracfion company'a property.
No effort Waa made 20 operate street
carr today bat 70 iH understood they
win he run tomorrow under police and
military protection
Mass meetings are being held 20
night ~ several unions and sympa-
thefir strikes are feared. FOR thia
reason additional troops have been or
aercd. Things have been extrensly
quiet aii dav the saloons remaining
closed and no disorder has bcsn re-
ported from any section ~ the city.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-01

New Maven. Conn. Oct ai-Tns
ssath from pneumonia a. Theodore W.
Tork. right ruard for the rals fcot-
ball team. aftsr hin infuFv In the
Yals-Wsst Point sane may bring up
prnminantlv again in many America
oouer~s the sentiment - aboiishisaE
football am q varsity Nport. The Yale
coachas have suspended rfactice un-
a after Yorksn funeral and the
nchesuiod rarne with cotrnte next
SATURDAY has beon cancsilea
YorE ptaved smashing game
against West Point and was picked
81 the Yale coaches a. tha time 80
: uke'y ali-Amcrican selecticn. upon
hla return 20 &cw ilaIfen - Naa scnt
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-01
COUNTYEX EXHIBIT WILL
BE AWARDED THE FIRST PRIZE
LOCAL TROOPS LEAVE ON
SPECIAL TRAIN FOR RIOT
DUTY AT JACKSONVILLE
TODAY'S FREE
ATTRACTIONS


n o'clock-Frank q. Odsil. ~
Nebraska. and bis bees a. the ag-
ricultural tent AR Odcli viii also
give later exhibition of bee
handling during the day. The
morning demonstrAfion vii PROB
ahly BE- accompanied b. one o.
the ssri humorous lectures % this
wen known apoaker. wrirer and az
ricuiturtSf
Ice o'clock racing on
the trark
SEQ o'clock -rrark meet ~ The
". NJ. G. A. and iersi nthletea IN
= proEram ~ ten numbers of run
nine. Jumping and waiting. on the
race frnrk
% % 500 o'elock-Occaalonal
races on the TRACK b. the London
Hippodroms Company. reprodncinT
in manner and styie ~ riding and
drivinE ne sports ~ ancient Rome.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-01
GOVERNMENT GETS
S13.091 DAMAGES
Sued Naval sterss Company 81 Mobile
gor oVs~ $4,000 ssd vii Appssi
Frsrr ths Vs~uict.

Riueacld. "a. Va Oct 1t.--Ths Gov
eminent has been awarded tia.ostlz
damages In See suit cisiminE tiio.Qoo
axainst ne Naval Stores Company. a
Mobile. Al TIE company as charE
"a With obtaining rosin and turpen-
tine from trees on government land-
In Mississippi which had ben settisd
Without compliance wtth me home
stead Avs
The Eovernment has appealed from
ne verdict and ths argument % sai
amlda fhe award util he heard "a
Chariesfon.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-01
DID NOT KNOW
OF THE MURDER
Charles Conway sns Hls wife Claim
Thsy Were lsrorsns sf osssh -
Mics singer n chloaso.

Lima. Ohio, ocL ai.--Neithsr Chas.
~ Conway az his wife. knew q the
muFder of Miss Sophia q. Singer Tn
chicago Monday untn they read the
PAPERS IN Rochester. Indiana. accord
ing 70 the statements % Mrs Conway
here tonight. The Conways are under
arrest In convection with the murder
% a prominent Baltimore girL and vii
be taken 20 Chicago.
The police say the statement - Mrs.
Conway differs from her husbands
The two we're separated when arrest .
ed today. Police aiiege Conway said
ne knew % tire killing % the eiri be-
fore he let Chicago.
Miss Singer roouned in the same
apartment house as the conways and
knew them. she was found beaten 20
death apparently. on Tuesday.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-01
Yale Right Guard Dead; Colleges
May Now Abolish Football

20 the innrmAry nb~caass ~ Injuries
believed - tha tina eto ha slight a.
wan annoancnd that ne wan suffering
from Torn uEnments a. the end 81 hia
collar bone and n bad Abcana 81 fha
arm. lie had not been in tha In
firmary Ions when pneuuponia CO.
veioped ard Yesterday q waH nnnounc-
"a that he w0uld NOT ha allowed 10
return o. the same thiu fail tAng
nlEht York'H cnndifinn beonma mlarm-
ina and late On ths evening ~ bs-
cane unoonscioua. tits doath f.llow-
ed rork wam twerfy yoara oid and
eams from phliadeirhi ffis aeath
in tha fret among Yale football pias
erH since George Watkinaon. haif-
hark. dsed of gnsumonia fn tst6.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-01
Within "A Hours of Cuban Election
FearsEntertained of Grave Disorder

PLACED b. the government IN command
~ an the armed forces of many towns
throughout the island.
The message from orestes Ferrara.
speaker 81 the house 81 representa-
tiNeH and liberal leader. Co President
decided % abandon at political ac-
tivitiss. is believed 20 have had the
erect % Increasing the diacuntent
among the uberaia ft y nov undcr-
stood. however. that flerrara Viu not
retire from politics until after the
election Another serious source 81
danger - e possible rising from the
fact that practically ah the voters 50
60 the polls armed, in spite 81 tke
aefion % the government In rcvoking
al psrmita 20 carr revolverA
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-01
THIRTY-TWO STATES
RATIFY INCOME TAX
-Four Mere Must Rstiiy Before n Be-
eovss EHcotivs--Fiorids Ass Net
Yea Aetsd
RY AseocIArEp PREss

washington. Oct ai.-Thirty-two
states have notified Secretary Knox
of their ratihcsfion ~ the proposed In
come tax amendment 20 the federal
constitution ard four have notined the
state department q their rejection. To
become efectiya % sfatss--three
fourths of those n tho union--must
rafify.
Those which have not notified the
department % ratification oT reiec-
.ection are Delaware. Florida. Louiai-
ana Massachusetts,. New Jersey. New
Mexico. ohio and PennBylvania-
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-01
RoosGvELr NONE THG woRsG
FoR Nia LONG AoORgss

oyster Bay. Oct ai.--Appar~nily
meme the worse from hia exertionn ~
last niEht. Colonel Roosevelt vas 90
and ~ work in his library cariy this
nnornine Aithough n vas well past
Hnidnight whsn he reached hia home
from New York. ~ said be fsii
thoroughly refreshed after a niKhra
sieep and vel able % a. harE a.
Madison square Garden tnmorruw
niwht FOR ths rally IN beSalf az the
state progressive ticket
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-01
PROCLAMATION ISSUED on
pEATN OF VICE PRESIDENT

Washington. oct si.-Presidsnt Tan
today issued = proclamation On the
death of Vice President Sherman. the
text ~ which II az follows:
'~ro the people ~ ths United states.
James schooicraft sherman. vice
president sf the United states died al
bic home IN Utica, New York. az asa2
O'Clock on the eveninw of October a0th
1913. In his death the nation has lost
one Of ia most illustriouH eifizenm and
one ~ its most efnctant End faithful
servauta
Elected AZ an early aGe 20 the may
ors,lip q his native city. the continued
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-01

New rork. Oct ei.-Chairsnan
Hilies. ~ the republican national COM
mittee and william Ba~nos. Jr. chair
man ~ the advisory board % the nA-
tional COMMITTEES. determined today II
would - imprActieahle % cancel all
~ the republican meetings throughouf
the country and hrinEiaa the repub-
iicAn campaign a. an end because of
the death of Vice President Sherman.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-01
BRYAN TOURING NgBRAsKA.

Lincoln. Neh.. oct 8t.-WilliAm J.
Bryan returned this morning from a
speaking tour through the eastern
states and Okiahoma and lces imme-
diateiy for . three days tour ~ Ne
braska.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-01
ADRIANOPLE CAN
NOW BF CAPTURED
There Are Only a Few De
tenders Left as 100000 arc
Retreating in Disorder.
While the Turkish Minis
ter Of War Has Been
Killed or Captured-Turk
ish Cabinet in Session.


London. Oct ai.---A four days battle
at Thrace. near Aarianople. N the Tark-
ish- Balkan var has ended NJ a CON-
plets victory for the Bulgaria. forces
and allies. over The Turkish army. ana
q is estimated that more than two
hundred thousand men ~ the Turkish
army are IN retreat. according 20 dia-
patches tonight II is nou thought
that Constantinopie is 81 the mercy
% the victorious Bulgarian army. and
Il is believed AdriAnopls can be taken
without difficulty. az few % the De-
denders are left
The Turkish c4hin@t IA ho1dinH a
meeting tonight at Constantinopls. the
capital and IL discussing ths advis-
ability ~ suing for peace II vas
stiil IN session Al q late hour tonight.
The fighting between the rival
armies had gone on day and night
since there are No nswspaper CORE
spondents with the armies no an
nouncement ~ the losses from the
bloody fighting has been made.
NaEim Pasha. the Turkish minister
of var and coulnaander-fn- -chisf - the
defeated srWy. has been either anoi
~ taksn prisoner. socorainH % . ate
disp@tch tnniwht to the post II vas
rot confirmed hy any o9her source
General savcff. comnander- tn chies
% the HuiEariAn forces vas Rfvsn
credit the vic1ory on account Of
the ski nd strategy ne us~d
The T-rks are apparently complete
~ demoraiiKed. r. is generally be-
nsvsd IN diplomatic circles here TO-
night that no other course Ia left "a
Turkey except 90 sue for peace. ..
n does tire war viii have been one
a. the shortest and most remarkable
IN history.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-01
COTTON BROUGHT HERE
FROM Sal OWN COUNTY

Two wagon loads of cotton were
h~vuwht here from BALDWIN county
Yesterday for local merchants. tire
trip 20 me ritv being made ~ way -
Muscosee. ~ which place the teams
crossed tha river
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-01
GERMANY TO GET
cOALING STATION
ia Abost TO Acquire An Island ~ ths
Magellan Channel, Which Bremen
ls ho~ Exploring.

Punta Arenas. chile. Oct si.--Tt "a
reported here that Germany is aboui
% acquire an island IN tha Magellan
channels 20 be used ss a eoaiing sta
ton.
TIRE German cruiser Bremen now
is exploring and Surveying IN ths
Vicinity ard n n understood that ths
visit also IL connected with tire open
lnw ~ the Panama canal and ths
possibilities FOR German trads IN
south America.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-01

Tallahassee OFT. gi. fala
At NJ - Ackariy. recorder % city of
Tacksonvflie Jacksonville. Ela-
Dear sir-BFplylnE - the foliewfnR
miEht letter receiv@I thia morning;
~Iaekaonviie. Pa. oct 81. thi1
~9uw A. W 3nchrisf. Taliahaanua.
Pa
Al q special messing 81 ne cts
council held tnnight followtnw rwsoiu-
tian waa adopted ana ordered that 4
COPY 80 forwarded 20 you hy wira
'1Nhsreaa. the mayor has Joined with
other officials tn calling upon the
governor - the state 81 Flos1da %
furnish military aid In pr~@@rving or
dsr iu this city. and whereas IN our
opinion the condifian of affairs does
nos warrant such assfions now. these-
fore. he h resolved that tha mayor be
and ha - hereby retguestee 20 DO AT
tn hia pewer 10 aawe the states mi
Mia recalled and removed from the
cffy and b. n further resolved that a
cauw az fhlm resolution be. ~ tha re-
corder. forwarded 90 the mayor and
tn ths Envernor - the state % Flor
i8ar
~. n. ACKERLY.
city Recorder"
The fongwing is an extract from
Neafiom Tle Of the ifssierai statutes %
Fl0rida.
~yyhenuvur there EXISTS a riot mob.
unlawful assembly. breach % ths
paNca ~ resimfnboe Of exmcutinn of
the - ~ shs state, or eminent dang
ar thereof. and thit civil authorities
are unabla % aaP4weua the same. II
ahan - fho dugy ~ the commands
-in-chfsf. - issue an order 10
tha ssnorr IN cosnnaAnd af the nearest
ho.ay - trnssp@. colsluanding him 60
urooasa wHh tha fruopa under hlm. or
- many thereof aa may he neceasary.
win an raaaitsis pEumptncss q sup
press fhn aama~
TELEGRAM FRoM sHERiFF.
Yesterday I resolved the foilcwina
heleuam.
~zMskaunstne. Pa, Oct. So fai1
-TIon. Aihsst W. aaichrtst. Taiiahas-
go. pa
~IMoNncnvfiie now On the hauda of
rsah serious acta ~ violence occur-
rfng wherwwer street. carp are at
taupting te run. City sathcrities can
mas o8rrol mitmathsn Hawt asked
sharifs % take charEe shsriu needs
fha aia "a the militia We ask that
vnn rfans fha nnftstia - the ctty sub
f~rs - hfa cSders flnu~liateIy. Also
raesae ssnd nn avsfianie militia frcn
efs.wst,,s~s - pmm. wwaa
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-01

Today and tomngruW are ths last
two DAYS en- witch The 2omFEai wir
receive money for this fund. There
are Htnl scores % democrats. ahUn-
dantiv ahle 20 90 -. Who have nSt
pet contrfhutea q dollar. There are
plenty Who can Eive much more
than . dollar Who have not yet been
heard from. But the time - noe
about 90 and on SATURDAY niEht
The Journal wiii close its work on
this mates. The Nasiuuai Commit
tee t. now facinW q large deficiency
and West F1orfdians ought % %
something more % heir in the great
work of making 70 this money
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-01
BURGLAR SECURES
MUCH TEWELRY
ceve~ss ths Proprstsr win . Rs-
volVs~ Aas Thsn Tssk AT Vsls-
absss Frors shS~ Case.

whseiing. " Va Oes 1i.--A man
entered the icweiry store 81 Andrew
stauver. ia the heart ~ ths business
aiztrtet thia noon. covered Stauver
With a revoiver. rifled shou oasas o'
ga.o08 In tcwelry, thea cG@ped.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-01
WILL RETAla WALDO
as POLICE COMMISSIONER

New York. Oct si.--Mayor Gaynor.
IN his fret public utteranoe on the
Becker case since the conviction ~
th@ former pcisce licutsnant last might
declared he wonld retain Police Com
naisufoner waldo IN once
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-01

Disfrics Attorney W. A. Zabei. -
MiiNaukee. Socialist. vfll prosecuts
John shrank far his sttsmrted assas-
HirAffnn - Colonel Roosevelt or Oeto-
bsr H. TIE trial wif 30 held the ist-
Ter part % Novembsr. ard Judge a. &.
RarkuA also - Mnwaukes. wfli pre-
side
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-01
FRENCH VESSELS ARE
ORDERED TO SYRIAN COAST

Paris. oct 5i.--In view of the IAN
ser threatenine foreiEners IN Turkey.
the second aivisicn of the French ny
inE squadron has heen ordered from
Toulon 20 the Syrian cossf.
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The Campaign Fund

Contributions 20 the wilson and
Marshall Campaign F,und 20 date
show the fcEoWinE result
TIE cawpaien Funa.
Previously acknow ledEed. fft..ee
y a. 0olnon. Mariana. F1z. f.eo
Fno. e. Avtrr f.ee
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-01
SYMPATHETIC STRIKE AND
MUCH TROUBLE FEARED
NOW IN JACKSONVILLE
Attempts viii be Made to
Run Street Cars Dur
ing Today.
ALDERMEN WANT
TROOPS RECALLED

Pass a Resolution and Send
Il TO the Governor, Who
Acts by Sending More
Troops 70 City-Several
Unions Holding Mass
MISUNDERSTANDING is
Quiet Thus Far.
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Hair Friday and probably Saturday.
sEeept Fair Saturdays North~sss
portion coldsri ncrth ard central
portions raoesratsi south Winds