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Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1912-04-20

ay night,
itisance. wefS 6us<ts Of
sss auueI Il and Alhfy Clarke
tlae sasru1 fiaay 9.
~ az srs64 m Peril 81 asiaited l..
=! .,xin ~ ssesk
sidsis - Rar ton, visited his
ll:z III e 81 TfsG a Sunday
iks BeuE6 Dis. of Sport, visit:
ia Ter agofher Mp. Deroches ~.
taessfs er<lg ~ Walton Mont 0t. of
Baplacs. 6lAla als p C. and q Falcon
D Res<s1 the dance Friday.
M.ssss yt,d l5kf!lla Perilloux. Aline Ire
] q lie Msiauc N, Mary Clarke and
A.nN7 q 81 nnell. at dinner on Satur-
81 Falcon andP Hebert visited
friso aere on Sunday.
lIe hrummers stopping with H. ]
gn lursng sht week we're as follows
1 ssEswsfs bus Bozs. Bill Harris. al
Kauta Louis Aouras. Nash Smith
Alfred shnson, Campbell, Alfred Persac
81 Afz>pin, Sam Davis, ]. q. Richard
1eotee Richard. T.. Selser. Oliver Mon.
fagset ehman. Frank P. Lions, Sid
saey Voc IS, Mac Bernard, Ffedrich
Madere e Le Rlauc.
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1912-04-20

OF 6 doses saee6" VIII cure
~ casA of Chill and Fever.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-19
NEW OFFICERS
ARE CHOSEN BY
THE YACHT CLUB
WELL ATTrNDE- MEETING HELD
LAST NIGHT. WHEN OFFICERS
FOR ENsUlN YEAR WERE
ELECTED An LUNCH en-
JoYEp.

A well attended meeting % the
Pensacola Yacht and Motor Boat CLUB
was heid last niEht az TIE club rooms.
when of3cers were eia sted 90 serve the
ensuing year. q delia1tful lunch served
and plans discu ssed Tor the approach
inE year. n was the annual catherine
OF the club members and they looked
back with pride % what had been ac-
cumpllshcd during the year now
coming % a close. chief among the
mpiiahusnta were the erection %
the handsome club house and the most
successful motor boat regatta held on
the gulf coast during 1914
The officers elected are as follows.
Commar dcr-C. Moreno Jones.
wee Coumauier-P. IIndsnstruth.
Rear Commanded. McKenEis
OertiuE.
Eecrefarv-w C. Frederick
TreaFurrr-JaH G. Watson.
Fleet CrBuIn-P. r. Brown.
T1eat 1fel teuart=-CharieH CottrelL
AudlunE ruutU1ittce-J. .. Walker
and John @. Ward.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-19
SKIN SNARTING
BURNING ITCHING
When Scratched Pimplss or Welts
Would Rise. Humor on Ankle,
legs, and All Over Body. CUT
eura Soap and Ointment Cured.

CentrswFla aiisa Ny sktn neenn
suaartlna Burning AT itrains. and ~ auon
&c I you'd toarh lt thn sluartinE Hulld r.zn
over me almost lie eiectrtrify Then
you'd have - ucratch o. M @owm~d a. n
Z wouid fahit b ! 40 nut- Whan I uould
s-rEbch rimrIes ~ almost v~lts you'd ~
Tire hun1or commenced ahuut ms ankle and
cn ny leEa and an over my body such
. time had thsn uurhE-hlnsi 49, wheru
CuficrrA sap and Cufirlzra otufme1t wrrn
a cure fur what SO uaiiod cessna or itch.
I wrots Or umplss a. oaoe. Wien I
reouivsd them Z - - oouldnt russ nor
sesp q SOD uiehts SEQ uued them
~ diru-tious and 500 s1mu move Cutir,zra
Eaan and Oinuuant There wuru suns -
pimuios where Z uouid Scratch. bat when
usnd Cgttsrn saaa and Cufirlra oiutmeat
m took an ~ soa- away tt 100 go
than a $500 CD c1ru ma tsirnnd1 n r.
Hu,mes Feb a. 1914
Fm uimplos and hia.ckheads 80 faIiswinE
hamosa cFcctive and eooromfcal uruarmeut
OcrtY suear ths afeursi uarta with CusicurA
cinument On ere ed - a. hnEef but donat
rah. wAsh - tha Cafirflra Ulufmont e. eys
minutss wtth Cuacara soap and haa -ater
ana ountiuue hafainE Or .aus u1autes Tbs
rsstnsnt y hast On risna and rrtirine A.
cther unes use Cuftrzra euan trssir Or ~
tulint and harh. % ASSIST lr rrsvcntlnr inaan-
natian. irrttatiun ADD cineFinH 81 m pur~s.
Cuticura $50 and oiutmant az sd
thrcughnuf the wuif lahsrai amuie ~
sarh n1aned fre~ with nc g sksn Boa a..
drraa past-oard -Catlriua. neaf a Haat1a.
aErender-faraf rsn sh1lid a. Cutlc,ara
Hos1 shaving fuck. sse. ssapis frss.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-19
NEW TICKET
AGENTS HERE
ARRIVED YESTERDAY MORNING
AND SPENT PART OF DAY m
OFFICES GETTING INsTRUc-
TONS.

General frame Manager George @.
willngs. % the GulL Florida and Ala
hama railroad. was ongaEed most q
the day yesterday inEtr1CtinE the
newly appointed tickct and freight
aEents alonE the completed part OF the
line in their duties
The men arrived yesterday morning
tom points between here and Jones
vile. Ala. aud registered for several
days az The New Manhattan hotel
Tncy viii be here for tao days and
regular hours viii be- devoted rs talks
CD them By the traffic manager re-
eardinE The manner IN which freight
is % 10 handled towns 81 ne CON-
pauy dued 0It and passenger show a
proper courgssIsa
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-19
IF THOSE WHO NEGLECT THEIR HAIR
ONLY KNEW THE CONSEQUENCES
They Would Use HerpIoIde

TEs dandrum germ l. = deadly enemy
~ healthy iu2uriant hair No matter
how thick. heavy and heautiful your
hair NAV look. tho dandrum germ may
De- there af work and very busIly too
Just % sure e. you 40 NOT take stcps
t0 check thr ravages ~ this germ. Just
Eo sure Nrr win sooner or later lose
your hliT.
Badness may aIwhyF BE- prevented ~
tfr timely uFr ~ Nrwbro.f Tterpiride.
Hcrpicide % sure death 90 the dan
drln germ. o. cleans the scalp and al
lows ere hair f1 grcw % nature in-
tcndsd. There are ~ d'sarpolrtments.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-19
% be benefited BY the Panama canal

% be benefited BY the Panama canal
Il was for this reason that the cxton-
sive improvements were begun. al
ready" said Mr. Gordon. they are
selling tickets in Europe for Callfor-
MIA on the inatallment plan Via ths
Panama canal We expect 90 SCI
many Immigrants direct from the Old
country They Wlii come direct. which
meana that they viii be able 20 come
cheaper than formerly
Population Increase
During the last ten years the ropu-
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-19

Z want Go thank YOU from the bot
tom Cf nay heart wrote g.. d. RAIDER, u
IewirhurF ~. Va for ire wonderful
double benefit I GOT from Electric Bit
tiers. in curing me 81 both a severe case
o. stomach trouble and % rheumatism
from which had been en- almost help
less sufferer Tor ten years n suited
my case az though made fuHt for me"
For dyspepsia. Indigestion. tauudica
and % I'd the system u kidney
poisona that cause rheumatism. Eler-
trio hitters have no equal Try them.
Every bottle ls guaranteed 20 satisfy.
Only SO cents a. ". A. D'Alsmserte's
tAdvD
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-19
CAnPsELLToN woopMEN
ELECT NEW OFFICERS

TamrroIIf1u. De- Is-3IaEnaIs
Camp So asa w. % W. held lta
ragulAr annual slection lasf Nednoa-
lay syeuing and tAe foilUe.n onlcers
ere elected 90 serve next year.
J. A. smith. con. Con. IT, A. Hin
.Hn Advf L.auf "a ~ Holland
#anker. ]. H Fears els~k ~ 4. Par-
rsh. physician. . ~ Tharr. aateh-
MAJ. d. d. Hart sentry ~ l. Pea
cork. " T.. Mckinney and r. A ne
uard managers.
TIE Woodmeu 81 the Wor1 seen
10 he in good wsrzinE .risr anf their
number Increases from year tr rear
They are unHH~E frr a Nr- omen. =
C.rrs 49, srV Iarv frr ere aH.s and
aurr fra addition Hs maar frHr ara
Ta-r likely rH HaEr FHrIafhInE good
Cos thelr mem5srs al tae tine.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-19
BOYS TO HELP
ELDERLY FOLK
ON PALAFOyST
so DON'T sE FRIGHTENED " an
THusiAsTic YOUNG "COPPER"
PICKS you Up. BUNDLES AND
AL

II boy IN Khaki uniform runs up
- you while you're trying O. Eet
across Palafox utreet with q load o.
bundles. suddenly relieves you % haIf
% them then picks you up bodily ana
runs across the street with you. don't
think he's trying 20 kidnap you
Keep cool and observe the following
rules
Don't faint Painting only makes
you look ridiculous and would give
him better chance % make on with
your bundles n he we're 80 diapoaed
Don't swear. SwearinE would only
make him regret he'd taken bis 500
End miEht stand you tuo-and-coats In
the police court
Dent Try 20 break away. Breaking
away would be Impossible when you
are weary and heavy laden and a.
best you would tear your coat or lose
-if lady-your temper
Don't yel IL Ia unaaenlv and
would make the boy think you're
foolish
But above all n you do submit with
good Eraoe and smile don't tip tsa
boy when 10 sets you acrona the
street hands over the bundles AMI
slips OF with a respectful raising u
the hat
Just remember that TIE boy In
kkhki is member % the Boy scouts
Christmas police force He's not there
10 arrest you. but 10 help you-and no
true scout accepts money Tor any such
strvtce.
re % supposed % ore- such assist
ancg a. q part ~ his scout duties and
training and se's not q CRATER
SO look out for the Juvenile COP and
iet him hep you across the street
with your bundles Tie chopped the
wood az home and carried up the coal
Tor his mother before reporting for
duty ard he isn't neglecting anything
or anybody.
Quite a number % the member o.
tho Pensa cola companies % scouts are
EoinE % help pedestrians during the
Christmas rush. payinE particular at
tnetiou - the aged % both sexes
The scout commhndrr. Lieutenant n
D. Young. has been instructinE them
On their duties and o. r. understood
that they are keen for the duty.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-19

unless the hair folliclea are completely
atrophied. 90 why pat on the treat.
msnt until q r. TOO iateT
Newbro's Herptcido IN soc ana Al 90
Stree - sold BY ell dealers who Wuar
antee q n Do eli that in clAimsd m
you are not satisnod your money vii
be refunded
Applications 81 the hest harhnr shor
and hair dressing parlara.
send Toe in postage o. allver % rta
herpicide Co, Dept n. Detroit. Mel.
Tor a nice sample ~ Herpicide and .
booklet telling at about the hair
tAdv }
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-19
CHIPLEY MAN IS
SHOT IN THE EYE
SPECIAL 10 ran JOURNAL

Chipley. Dec. ls-Whai might have
been most serious accident occurred
ssEterday morning a. Blue Pend. about
three miles from here q A. Afford.
Albert Myers GeorEe Mysr and u1yt
Friar were cut shooting DIVES Mr
Afford hred az q dove and shot
from biz gun must have struck some
object. causing 90 60 glance. striking
Nr Frlar in the eTe.
urz Wilson and Coleman made an
Examination 20 the wound and theg
.rr hopeful traf taf s.E.r viii not 80
Injured However. a. fEla time the
wound &C. calsl1s NJ Frar muel
.aIn.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-19
CHRISTMAS
- Bargains in
China, Cut Glass
and Other Novelties
at Gerson's.

You don't otsen hear OF
Christmas bargains, do YOU.
when you think about it?.
The following "Gerson.
Specials for this week speak
for themselves: 4
Handsome Salad Bowls.
German Hand- Painted
Ware in EFoliday
boxes .......s... Csc up
Cake Plates. SAME variety
Of Hand-Paintel
China ia soc up
Fine Imported TIA Tile.
mounted in nickel, beau
tltul for gifts an
sizes ........ -. Csc up
SiN-Piece CoasttL set. with
lO-iuch Tray tile bot
toms and pierced
nickel ......... $3.50 up
Serving trays. mounted In
nickel The thing for
her Christmas gift 81 up
s-Inch Casserole, pierced
nickel frame. and very
attractive -..... S2.OC
German Hand Painted
Kerry Set. ia Holiday
box ...... ..... $500
Attractive Hand Painted
Cake Set, German Ware
IN Christmas box $500
Cup and Saucer set OF 6.
with neat gold handles.
I German hand-paintedl s.
Special Xmas Cot Class 0ffadn
| Genuine hand-cut. hand
polished (no pressed blanl
acid polished Variety han
/ died exclusively al Gersou s.
I Handsome Finch Cut
Glass Bowl, lsec window,
|S15O
.B. GERSON
Thlescu Building.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-19
TO
MEETONDEC.
SESSION o. rHg FLORIDA SOU.
cArIoNAL ASSOCIATION IS TO
CONVENE NJ ocALA TUESDAY
WEEK.

starkc. Fia.. Dec. fs-The omcial
proEram ~ thu Florida Educational
Association Cor the meeting In Ocala
un Dec so has just been received from
che printers. and viii he mailed Mon
day. So FAR a. workmanship o. con
Cerued U ia piece of art Twelve
paEes bound Oh uEht brown samourl
cover u imureassa the eye fagurahIy.
und the ao00 Coples that wuI So %
Florida teachers VIII hrins home 20
them the fact that every claim made
~ the executive committee with re-
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-19
A MAN DELIGHTS

in a good smoke. The Lip
schulz IA" Cigar is a good
smoke and he will appreciate
nothing you car give him
more than a box Of as"
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-19

Are you a good judge of
Cigars3 Then try a Lipschulz
IA Cigar and smile the grin
of satisfaction. It's only 5
cents, but don't Judge by the
price. Try one and be a "a"
smoker.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-19

Why not buy your Christ
mas Clothes where your
credit is always good, where
prices are the lowest and all
garments guaranteed
GALIN'S, 26 S. Palafox.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-19

lation Of the United stAten Increased
Az per cent and California eoI Der
cent while Los Angeles made q wrand
increase 81 2ith per cent We expeci
20 show an even more remarkable
growth In the neat ten years because
we believe that the SIC. 000. 600 spent
Tor municipal docks and terminals viii
boom business In every way"
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-19
SEA KING ON
HER WAY HERE
TUG WHICH Will PICK Up The
BARoEs o. WRECKED Tuo
MONARCH REACHES ST. AN.
DREWs.

The tug Sea KtnH. engaged by Cap
tain Z 81. AIKEN 60 take 90 Havana
the barres in tow ~ the tug Monarch.
which foundered on the beach near
Charlotte Harbor recently. win prob
ably reach this city today from IA
vana
she Il understood "a have made S.
Andrews yesterday after a rough trip
from The Cuban capital The Sea
King Wiu leave here shortly and plea
up TIE barEes on her return trip.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-19

When you have q bilious attack give
Chamberlain'a Tablets . trial Thsy
are excellent For sale By az dealers
lAdvl
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-19

gard 90 the attrao.veua OF the meet
iuR 81 t1 b. realized.
IRE mailing Uat includes school
principals and county auperlntsndents
The principals are requested % hand
a copy % each q th0ir teachers. ths
supsrintendsnta are 90 be furnished
copies % hs mailed - their teachers
While almost SEQ pros ANS win be re-
served Cor use az Oea'a sfery teacher
who receives proc n from ans
source whafevcr is eaAnsstly requested
to take be 90 Ocaia. .f1d. % course
every teacher is urEed 10 be there IN
person o. the openins right
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-19

Mr. Addiepate-But don't you think
you could learn 90 love me-
Miss CauHtique-rm asraid not The
doctor told me % attempt nothing
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-19

~ A. Morrison 81 peTuuIak. r.
prominent business aan ~ chat place.
Be- iu enc cify on short business trip.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-19

The afermsr rHruon was late In get
tinE sway from port on Der ur f1
points east Instead ~ leaving Tues
day night % wHH Fesfl. dnv noon be-
fore aao departed. tauesd by her wheel
striking Zoe aa she wac backing out
~ the siip between Central and raia-
fuW whnrErH
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-19
INSPECTS THE
HARBOR-HEARS
OF DOCK PLAN
MEMBER or Los ANGELES HAIR
soR COMMISSION SPENDS DAY
ON WATER WITH CAPTAIN
AlkEN-TELLs OF MS CITY,

During the last ten years the pop
ulaucn q the United states increased
4t.7 per cent and California sol per
cent while Los Angeles made grand
Increase q 2iib per cent we expect
fa show an even more remarkable
growth in the next ten years because
We believe that fhe 100000 spent
ar docks and terminals wiu boom
business every way"
This 81 one of the statements made
Iv C. ~ Gordon. = member 81 the
board 81 three harboF commissioner r.
Zee Angeles. who o. visitor in Pen
r1roIa and spent sstrrday on the har-
nnT. a. the Fucst ~ Captain IA.
AIKEN
Mr Gordon has iuft been IN Jack
sonviue. where - made careful tn
Fnection g the terminal plans ~ tha'
city.
TIE desired - d ths same thing
here. huf found that Pensacola can
scarcely BE- set put down az having a
plan However he ts already very much
Interested On fhr proposed plan t0 he
voted on December 90 and vii watch
Eeruly TIE action % this city. t0 aF-
certain whether D. does ~ does not
adopt ths Opportunity to tuin other rr0-
Fressivs sesports and provide f0r city
owned and controlled terminals
tn explaining fhr method under
which Los Angeles expects fa become
rreaf maritime rItv. hr said fhat
r1e municipality had annexed several
small suburbs trua EefurN "a front
urnn San Padre BAY The city aEreed
a. spend the sum 70 fIfH"1HU1 in rar-
hrr Improvement some fHHlH 600 HrH
rean voted and me work has been bs-
gun Three hrrr1r commissioner. ap-
POINTED ~ ne mayer. have eharEc -
ere work
Business 10 Increasing.
TIE work there HnH beer in rroHreaH
frr some two nr three years. The
DOCKS have urf been com rirtrd. but
business increase f1r Lrs Angeles wraH
.sFf Per cent in fhe lasf ten vears
In 1899 the number % SHIPS making the
tort waF tut 1ff Wifh En- ateraEs ton
narr ~ ggs each. In 1PI2 the number
Hf Hairs makinE fhe same Port had en-
creased ta lsfE uifh en- average ton
rHrr - f1n
Llkf aU of the other eiUFF 70 TIRE
Pacific. a. well az fhuFs urru trs Calf
and the Atlantic. Ice AnEelea sKpected
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-19
TERsELY TOLD.
$500 REWARD.

rha taurnni eIu Bas $50 rssnra go
aWianmcs suWrtert tn convict coy bcr 90
EarHgn fnunn naa'lnH aaEHrfInfHa naaaFa
tffer a.ietff 81 anmts g. EaFriars
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-19

coIds Cause r4sada5hs end orip
LAXATIVE BEOMO Cuinine removes
The Gauss. There De- guy one BRO
80 QulNtNE.' Loot Cor signature
oi r. ". GROVE 20 tAdvl
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-19

DO you call this a pint1- asked
man
yea"
well. % won't a. When ws want
condensed milk ven buy 81 a. the
nrucer'n "a= Denver Post
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-19

selses eornpstsnt printers nad
stisk 90 them. hut be certain 90
select Bs.
The Whitefish pilot. [volume] (Whitefish, Mont.) 1904-current, 1912-02-15

in the next generation. There are
so-called church members here who
upon the first whisper of condem-
nation of cards, instantly freeze up,
and refuse to come near the SER
vices. They take their place at
once beside the lowest and the worst
elements in society. and say by
their words and acts, LET souls be
saved or lost, rise or sink. no Christ
for me, If his coming means my
abandonment of this Idol" Looking
down the ages they seem to say,
my legacy to you is the corrupt and
scrofulous curse of progeny of gam
blers. l plead with the better ma
ture of our womanhood to abandon
that which rests under the univer-
sal curse of men and God, and help
us save the boys. Clean up your
homes. Make them something ho-
lier than an annex to the gamblers
dem Let your children have some
thing diviner as a memory of your
influence than that born Of the
conscience paralyzing. home cor
rupting, soul destroying passion
now holding America in its black
embrace. Where will your record
land you? Where will you spend
The Whitefish pilot. [volume] (Whitefish, Mont.) 1904-current, 1912-02-15
GOES AFTER CARD PLAY.
ING ROUGH -SHOD
CONTINUED from page ~

\NoAAuSO AAOu page LII
be sQuelched out. The Christian
workers have been constituted a
Covenant Band" No one is ad-
mitted to the Covenant Band"
who will not desert the cards. Cards
are one of the evils of this city
that I am going after strong. The
others will come later" he added
''The ancestry of a gambler who
died in prison, was examined, and
they found that his mother was a
member of the gambling nest known
as society players" Upon he'll
unborn babe she had impressed the
scrofulous faint of her nefarious pas.
sion. Like many mothers in this
city. she was willing to sacrifice
home. honor. soul, yea. the very
purposes of God regarding the ad-
vance and ascent of the race, to
this damning. unappeasable passion
for gambling. Mighty God. When
our homes are converted into uni
versal Casinos. and our mothers lead
In the shame, where IL the hope
for noble manhood and womanhood
The Whitefish pilot. [volume] (Whitefish, Mont.) 1904-current, 1912-02-15

Do you know that more real dan
ger turks in a common cold than in
any of the other minor ailments?
The safe way is to take Chamber
lain's Cough remedy, thoroughly
reliable preparation and rid your
self of the cold as quickly as pos
sible. This remedy is for sale by
all dealers.
The Whitefish pilot. [volume] (Whitefish, Mont.) 1904-current, 1912-02-15

eternity? What Will you do with
Jesus? Get right whit Cod"
Mems Meeting.
Last Sunday afternoon there was
special meeting for men and every
seat in the house was comfortably
filled. The topic. He Laid 1t to His
Wife," seemed to be quite a draw
ing card, and some attended, prob
ably through morbid curiosity, ex.
pecting to hear something spicey
and when the sermon turned out to
be a regular old-time gospel story
with modern subject. they seemed
to be rather disappointed.
The meeting was opened with a
song service. None of the men
could be induced to go up on the
choir platform, SO they sang from
their seats. and the singing was re-
markedly good. They did splendid
ly in whistling the hymn, when the
Roll Is Called Up Yonder.'' This
was probably due to the fact that
no women were there to look on.
and they felt more at home. Prof.
Ogden sang 1.-THE Railway to Heav-
en-"
Was Railroad Man.
Rev MacCallum himself was q rail-
road man in earlier days and as the
greater part of his audience was
composed of railroad men, he
made the sermon highly interesting
by the appropriate application OF
railroad phrases.
This afternoon there will be q
special meeting for the women.
Tuesday afternoon a thousand lit
tie invitation cards were printed
and passed out to every home in
town by the workers committee ,ex-
tending an invitation to the meet
ings and giving the schedule for
the week.
On the walls in the tabernacle are
hung signs in heavy black letters,
Ladies, please Remove Your Hats. .
This request is being complacently
complied with by all the fair sez
to the great satisfaction of 1.-The mar
behind"
The Whitefish pilot. [volume] (Whitefish, Mont.) 1904-current, 1912-02-15

The Great Northern railway COM
pany will begin work this spring on
the construction of two stations ,one
at Helena and one at Butte, each
costing $4,000. The plans for
the stations have been completed,
and the expenditures have been au-
thorized.
The Whitefish pilot. [volume] (Whitefish, Mont.) 1904-current, 1912-02-15

w. A. Stiles, who has been work
ing as extra dispatcher at Essex dur
ing the snow blocade was working
at Havre for a couple of weeks, re-
lieving Dispatcher Decker, who. was
taking a vacation. Mr.. Stilea re-
turned to Whitefish Tuesday.
The Whitefish pilot. [volume] (Whitefish, Mont.) 1904-current, 1912-02-15

Brakeman J. L. Bonner Is laid
up with a broken arm, having slip
ped on the ice while alighting from
his caboose.
The Whitefish pilot. [volume] (Whitefish, Mont.) 1904-current, 1912-02-15

Wallace HamiM has returned from
visit to his home in Charleston
Wash.
The Whitefish pilot. [volume] (Whitefish, Mont.) 1904-current, 1912-02-15

A man flatters a silly girl, but b
usually marries a sensible one.
The Whitefish pilot. [volume] (Whitefish, Mont.) 1904-current, 1912-02-15

General Superintendent Scot
made an inspection trip over the d
vision last week.
The Whitefish pilot. [volume] (Whitefish, Mont.) 1904-current, 1912-02-15

Engineer C. H. VanDyke was in
Kalispell Tuesday attending to bus
mess.
The Whitefish pilot. [volume] (Whitefish, Mont.) 1904-current, 1912-02-15

Ever since the time of the Fast
Mail was changed some weeks ago
lengthening out it's time it has been
later than ever. The trouble is not
on the Great Northern, but with the
roads that make the connections at
st. Paul. When the road receives
the mail several hours late they do
not have to make it up.
The Whitefish pilot. [volume] (Whitefish, Mont.) 1904-current, 1912-02-15

According to a report in the Chi
cago-Record Herald, labor leader
are secretly perfecting the forma
ton of a territorial organization o
railroad shop employees, which will
clude every road operating west o
Mississippi river.