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WILLIS L. MOORE
WANTS BETTER JOB
Hls Friends Are Wo~lins 20 Secure
Him appointment A. Commission
e. % Agriculture

Chicago. Nov. 2a-s-aioaso friends
% Prof wills r. Moore. a the Unit
81 States weather bureau TODAY con
hrmsd the report - movement
Recommending him Tor q cabinet po-
sition as secretary ~ agriculture A
petition 90 Prestdent-elert Wilson urr-
ms the appointment vas slEncd ~
500 Erain dealers and forwarded. Pc
utions also are beinE circulated among
members ~ scientific and commercial
organizations im ire city
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HICKEY WAS sUsPlctoNEp
WHEN BCV WAS RtlLEu

Nrw Ynrb Nov 9a-Ths BODY ~
Michael KrIrk. one - the boys Hick.
~ confessed re- murdered. wna found
IH an excavation iu Central para on
fne nlEhf uf December 70. tsa1 Death
aad heen due t1 Htranguiation.
Suspicion maH directed toward
Hickey aa the time and 10 vas pirk.
o. uu iu Buffalo in q maudnn con-
dIlnn Tu "a semi daliriuus state ne
confessed fH ere murder. but whsn
fnr effects uf tho liquor wore on. ne
repudIafed the confession and was
subsequently released uvinH % lack
~ evidence
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Is cnioyinR the best o. health ana
Is apparently not depressed IN spirit
Fn vii remain In the riy SAT- until
ha leaves for Washington.
pther prisoners who received sen
fenrs ln the United states court yes
frrday are also confined IN the city
Sail where they Win remain until
taken elsewhere - serve time.
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DUEL AT DINNER
ON THANKSGIVING
1eat ordsrsd T~rv q His Guests 20
Lsavo-lfs 10 Dyina snd Ha Ser e.
Seriously Woundsd

FRANKLIN. Ca. Nov "a Thanks
swing dinurr last night AZ ire home
% Robert MrWafrra. ak miles from
here ended in pistol durT between
WeWaterr ard hlE s1n prank. ard
two ~ fhrlr guests. Sheriff Lee Tav-
nr 20 Hetri county. and Dawson
Taylor. brothers. aH result ~ Witch
fre elder WrWaterH fE dginE and tir
sHn Is seriously wounded
Tire rlv.urs. who escaped unhurt.
are rut On bond The duel followed
MfWatfrs relaest tEHf ne Taylor
men leave enc house Hreauss ~ said
tHeF ufrr HHfeT fhT Iuruenrs of
drink
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tsreat and al the same time safeguard
the welfare Of society.
"Vour punishment f. the least con
aidaration. your reformation n the
greatest importance
ne g. ur1le society demands e per
annal sacrifice ON your part punish
mnnt % some extent 81 q public eE-
ample 70 others. vino. seeing your fate.
may 70 deterred from wrunNdoimE No
doubt the pains % en- outraged con
scionce. the poignant anguish o. an
lrrstriovabls error. the distress ana sar-
row 81 relatives has been quite sun p
Gent o. deter you from ever yielding
60 temptation again.
-uut alas that does not satisfy ire
ends o. Justice The law ne must
shev or take the consequence And
ere consequences in your case might
mean from nve 20 ten years in thu
penitenffarv near Atlantis. The farts
and circumstances 81 your case are re-
niarAnhia f0r while che nature 81 the
oTenao vas grave and severely de-
nnuncnd b. las. your Subsequent con-
duct in rsrlacing the money and con-
Tossing your error indicates an abb
senre ~ purpose and design t0 COZ
vert the money. and clearly shows taaf
tuu were controlled by an rVii in
rmlaa. artinn without elaboration. and
thtn ca ms mind % strong cirruma
stance o. show that sou are DOT 81
NerverHe aH fo nlaae YOUR case deHerE-
~ ~ the severe condemnation 20 the
lew.
Previous LIE lrrsproaehabls
Besides your previous Ife and con-
Duct H irreproa chah1s 7 think thH
ends 20 Justice would hF better sub
served ny your reformation than hy
YOUR probable destruction The PUB.
Boz prison O. fhe place designed f1r tHc
detention 81 criminals and roe far fhr
correction rf erriuE youtFs
MY experience Orr deaUnF with. end
sfudFluH Offenders against the Jaw far
more thar Eve wears has taught rae
thnt punishment of ItaFIf works ne re-
form in thn tFanHEreaaaf. q am ADOPT.
fnr with effect and Errat satiafart'eu
Ihr probation system. hf tHfa term
81 court two Offenders charged win
rather sfrilus oTtaHea on Whum cen
fences bad been suspended en- prnra-
urr reported With fHsf.w Hn'HIs from
!. their rrIEhhnrH nf Er1d conduct a
sober end Industrious living wFIH
Adfmansffafra in way thaf musf met
muI reform M FIFeu a chance Z wan'
tsu o. Feel thaf nofuIffslandInR rrlf
arnat mistake society a uat sraIns.
vrs auf frrf I.r.arrF should p. esd
highest Incentive Ger ESQ best Hfr gal
ear i've
IRE fadrr then sentenced rer 90
80 years .u fhr reform school al
Rem rto vas out on boud psad.ng
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CcOntinusd rom FIRST PAssl
Police Guson. a. Ia kawsnna n was
begun on the train that brouEht HEX
ey from New YORK. 90 Buffalo We'd
nesday and vas completed today.
Hickey vas arrested al a colony for
inebriates a. whiting y. y, November
Is
AT FIRST MADE DENIAL.
When arrested. he denied All know.
ledge % the crime. Kwtradifinn pa
pers vere prepared and when the
bearing vas about 20 be begun before
the New Jersey authorities. Hsrk@y
decided 70 - - Buffalo without mAk-
frE a contest He was taken % New
york. where ne Was qusstioued rsia-
tive - the Kr1srk murder and u IA
rnId made a. that time many damag-
ing admissions
Hckeva fondneua for writing pos
tal cards 20 ne police proved his un-
doing
IN one postaI from Boston. the then
unknown writer wrote ~ the Krucit
murder a. follows
"Wednesday night. December ~.
1904 ! entired Michael Ricar Kruch,
u~wahov. az seth street and Central
PARK. west New Yorz city. into the
park Opposite the entrance - the
ARSENAL police station. Hwangl@d
hirn an6 jest escaped the 1anosrs who
found him a. ! came bark ffnw words
here WeFIhIci. Three times I have
taken ufes twelve times have tried
and cannot help it"
Another card from Boston told ~
enc In~frh'H boy Rna whsre ths BODY
vnlIs 90 fHuna The police followed
ffr minute Instructions On the card
ard recovered ere h0fT In derunn.
tossed fr1 rTuFufs
Hickey wtN hs formally arrniw1ai
MONDAY or ere charge ~ murder M
ire FIRST haNrpe
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TERsELY TOLD.
SBO0 REWARD.


ne 4ourns ~iH psY 500 rs'~ard for
E@rmom fuuna ttaatna aunscriuwrN pap@ra
eftsf dsHvsrg - sams b. carrisr.
Wm. Lawrence ~ Montmunnry, ar
rived IN the citr yesterday and Il a
Euest - ne san Carlos.
r. e. Hudaon. accomparied ~ ne
rtta. arrived On enc ciu yesterday
from Birmingham. Ala They are
Eueafa AZ the san Carlos.
AIhert aommera. raEiatsrinF frum
daefHuuvilio. arrived here yesterday
ard e. making hiu headqunrtsra az
tha San Carlos
a A. Hubert who arrived On the
city yesterday from NOBLE. "a among
ne many visitors from that place
stoppinM az the San Carlos
Ios Jaoohi ~ Moline. a. among the
many visitors from ~ me country in
tho CitY today. lie arrived yesterday
and b a Wuest az ne San Carlos.
A Few shingles on ths ROOF ~ ths
house a. SO. ttB North rarraEona
street were destroyed b. nrs about ~
q clock Yesterday morning The house
ia Occupied ~ Mollia Houae a ne
Ero
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BANK CASHIER
KILLS HIMSELF
Known That Bank EEau,lnmrs Are
Worklra On Seeks % CT Nat.or.
81 Sank Of panuaah.

TafHash kr. NaF lsH-Elamatt Is
EHEHE. assistant cashier 30 the CITY
National Bans ~ Fadarah. shot and
kIIed h.mHr.. IH tas Basement uf fHs
.auk hFrH TO-DAY
Omr.als aI Csc Hauk refused ta make
statement h4l It ls znowu that lW1
examiners are uorking on the InstI-
tuuanH huFsA
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legislative COMMITTEES next Tuesday
afternoon.
The COMMITTEES win take NJ several
other thinEs. Notably the proposed
ne uonai highway connectinW the cap
itais ~ the various states and the bin
- ask the legislature for money fur
Florida exhibit a. the coming "a
position IN san Franclsco
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Your credit is good at ].
Gains, 26 S. Palafox. for
wearing apparel, Ladies
Coats In Zebaline, Chinchilli
and all leading colors.
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NEWS OF THE
MARKETS


savannah. Nov 9s.-Ths spirits % tnr-
pentlue market opened ami riuaed nrm
today tluElHW sffntuffnma we're 20 81
o. 81. With sales % go raals rrrafrfn
we're ioA casks shipments 11k1 ra#ka
and stocks % 1eefs casks
The resin market opened and closed
hrm. sales were Asa6 barrels. receipts
A1t1 barrels. shipments 8 tr8 barrels aHH
stocks - lts.tsf hafreIH
CinEirM quotations we're AZ follow
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RECALL MOVEMENT
AGAINST A MAYOR
Ia 10 Started n les Angeles Caused
b. Arrest % City ProsseUtor Ger
oHsnss Apsinst Nouns Woman.

los Angeles Nov. 2s-A recall
movement was started today against
Mayor Alexander. resultlng directly
from municipal complications that h..
gan several week. ago with the ar.
rest q City Prosecutor Guy Eddie.
charged with an ofrense against a
young woman.
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There could he no better medseina
than chamberiain's Cough Remedy.
MY children were AT aick with
whooping cough one Of them Was
n bed. had q hiKh fever and vas
coughing up blood. our doctor gave
them Chamberlain Cough Remedy
and ths arst dnue eamed them. ana
three bottles cured them says Mrs.
n A. Donaldson. ~ Lexington. Miss.
For sale b. all dealers tAdvD
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span a. Vi,ina. 1888 ArroteEul iur
Liverpool with asooo n Hawn tlIn-
heY. ask.ooo n lumber. t.too sauara
bales cotton. aa3 tons bunker coal
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UsE THE BEsT-ITs cHEAPEsT.

no pays % use the best when &c a
question % navorinH Jrracts. 90
account 81 Sc purity and strength
only one tsaapoonful Co the quart "a
required % Blue Ribbon Vanilla Fsx-
tract Best end takes less" tAdvl
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Pensacola Color Market

The foluwtur report a. furnishes HHUr
FOR The Pensacola Journal ~ Harrfa Az
icon a Co. Cotton McrThaufa. Pensacola.
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REPUBLICAN NAMED
AS u. S. SENATOR
SoVsrnsr Gsldshorouah. - Asryisnd.
Appoints william y. jackson 20 FiH
unsKpired Tern.

Baltimore. Nov. 2s-4sovernor Colds
borough tonight announced the APP
pointmcnt 81 William Y. Jackson.
Ma1land republican national COM
mitteeunAn 20 succeed the late Unit
~ States senator Raynsr. tie vii
serve until the next session 81 the
Legislature In January. - 1914. when
the unexpired term % three yoara VIII
30 killed
Mr Jackson ~ a years old and h
reputed "a BE- a millionaire
washington. Nov. 2a.-ny the an-
pcintment % william p Jackson. re-
publican. 70 succeed the late Senator
RAyner. a. Maryland the democrats
strength in the senate is reduced "a
forty eirhf votes Previously they
had q majority - one vote. but noW
must depend upon the democratic vice
president 20 cast the d@cidinE vote In
case % q tie.
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HARBOR AND
MARINE NEWS


sailed
Sran ~ wilma. for Liverpool
Arrived.
Br - pulcie. 1875. kindherE. Nozzle
- John A Merritt a CO.
Am sen John Francis a.. WoHeri.
ponce. y r.. - John A MERRITT Az
CO
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VESSELS IN PORT


Rose ia. W. 1917. putirF. na lHr
90 Pensacola Lumber COMPANY
Gothic. Pr sass. liaNinH boa
Grande % Gulf Transit co
Eastlands. Rr. 2tel Lloyd. Mobile 20
John A. Merritt a Go.
J I. Luckcnhach Am. stai. nenurr.
Santiago. cubs. % Ouif Transit Go.
cayo soto. var. secs. RAIDER. Tampleo
% Gulf Transit CO.
Wilma. span tsga. Arrotcqui. Port
Tampa 20 Gulf Transit CO.
Himalaia. British. ai59. Stuct. Port
Tampa. % Gulf Transit CO
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Blanca. Nor. lfTT. wertmark. Rio
Janerto 90 order.
10 order.
chaslevoix. Am. az Roberts Mobile
10 John A. Merritt a Co
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Frank Hickey Confesses
To Murder of Boy

Continues from FIRST Pare,
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ne 4ournai win Raf 500 reNara 80
fNidaHus auwctsnt co conelct anr boF %
K@rmam fwund Ntaaiima auneCrlumrM pnpnFa
eftaf dafWnfF - sansa b. caFFiar
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ne manages follows the orders ~
Che commission. the latter being In-
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No More BuncOmbe.


which widon
be inclined
otherwise political
needs predigested foods certified milk
eb himself He buds
Harmon-for him.
Underwood Cakfor Will
had and flies They there
republicans, populists md nt-Baley
Bailey standing uncomprehendng
Divine Providence
found the blacklist soil and the whe people in the world
Thus
Carnegie with his Maker
thing that
price o Wilson:
He was giving
himself how he make for the country?
Bailey
plant
you people
a socialist a popuist"
Bailey This much from
b o +br,a.rins
spoke for Harmon carried by Wilson
In
and the combna
a there national
The Bailey type passing away
political stage.-Chcago Tribune
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1912-05-09
This Is My 32nd Birthday
LORD HOWARD de WALDEN.

Lord Howard de Walden, whose
marriage last winter to Miss Margaret
Van Paalte was one of the most i'm
portant events of the social season in
London, was born May 8, 1880, and
succeeded his father, the seventh Bar
on, in 1899. Lord Howard is one of
the wealthiest of the English peers
and he is considered also one of the
most remarkable young men in Eng
land. Ever since he left Elton to be-
gin his training for the British army at
Sandhurst he has been actively engag-
ed in one or another of score of di-
verse occupations. While youth in
his tents he rode with the relief col
umn to Kimberley and altogether had
most creditable military career. He
owns more motor cars than and other
private individual in England, and the
most of them he designed himself.
His dramatic and poetic interests have
brought him closely in touch with the
London stage. He has written operas
and dramatic epics in blank verses
serious works Of art which have been
produced before admiring audiences.
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TEN KINDS OF MONEY.
But Not All Of Uncle Sans Assortment
10 Legal Tender.

But Not All Of Uncle Sans Assortment
10 Legal Tender.
Uncle Sam oficially has ten kinds
Of money-gold coins. standard silver
dollars. subsidiary silver. gold certifi-
Gates. silver certificates. treasury $500
notes. United States (greenbacks,
notes, national bank notes. nickel
coins and bronze coins-says the In
dianapolis News While some of this
paper currency is not legal tender.
minor coins are legal tender in small
amount. Legal tender is so called be-
cause in payment of a debt or obliga-
ton of any kind IL can be forced on
the creditor 'in full of all demand"
Gold certificates, silver certificates
and national bank notes. despite the
enormous quantity in circulation. are
not legal tender. So far as silver coin
Is concerned, only $40 worth Of
halves" quarters" and dimes" are
legal tender. and. as to nickel and cop.
per coins. only Is cents can be forced
on the creditor. However. with the
standard silver dollar there is no limit
to the amount to be paid In liquida-
ton of a claim. The creditor can re-
fuse the silver certificate, but when 1t
comes to the dollar of the dads" the
dollar must be received at its face
value. even If a thousand weigh 1892
pounds.
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CANINE HUMOR.

More Marked In MensrsIs Than In
Dogs With Psdisrses.
generally find. writes a we'll known
English scientist. that mongrel dogs
when they happen to be sociable have
a keen sense of humor An aristocratic
dog with a pedigree may have some
inherited smartness, but has no origi-
nality- A common yellow dog with no
ancestry to speak of. who has to gain
his living by his wits, could give him
cards and spades at his own tricks In
two lessons.
Once l took into the house out of
pity a mongrel yellow dog who insist
ed on installing himself at my door
step and always came back, no matter
how often he was chased away. had
at that time pedigreed water spaniel,
and tried to teach him some tricks
when took him out along a quiet road
at times. The yellow dog. who made
friends with him. always came along
and beat the water spaniel at his own
tricks without training. Then he be-
gan to play tricks Of his own on the
spaniel. When he had a bone he look
ed out for his comrade. and when he
saw him Looping along he would lay
the bone in his path and disappear
The spaniel always made for the bone,
but the yellow dog. Just as he was
about to grab 1t, would dart from his
hiding place and, Selling it. run of
with it This happened over and over
again, but the high bred spaniel never
tumbled to the joke.-New York World
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Jack Robinson.


A. Foxton Ferguson of Oxford uni
versity. speaking of the old time bal
lads. said that as most Of the public
executions took place in some park or
market place. where everybody could
be present, the onlookers oftentimes
amused themselves by singing ballads
giving the entire history Of the victim.
and this is the reason why so many of
the old songs are concerned with the
hangman and the gallows tree. Par
ticularly interesting also was his de-
scription Of the origin of the express
sion quicker than you can say Jack
Robinson" heard so often in both Eng
land and America. 1t came. he said:
from an old ballad about a sailor nam
ed Jack Robinson. who returned to
Portsmouth. England. to find his old
sweetheart married to another. The
poor sailor vowed that he would roam
the seas forever. which he set out to
do hardly before his friends realized
what he was doing. They called after
him, but he had gone.
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"THIS DATE IN HISTORY


olumbu call on
from thu Towe of
1690-The Royal expedition sailed from Boston
expedition
died Weme
II,
soldier
led in Born
lin Pierce of New Hampshire for President
President
Australian Commonwealth
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1912-05-09
NEW STOMACH RELIEF GETS
COUNTRYWIDE ENDORSEMENT

The new remedy for INDIGESTION call
ed "Digestit," has been found certain
quick relief and permanent remedy for
stomach disorders. Letters from thou
sands who had suffered the tortures
of indigestion and got relief from the
use of 'Digestit' are evidence of it's
merit. The enormous increase in de-
proof of it's popularity. But you do not
have to take anybody's word for it
try it yourself on an absolute guar
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antee, get a package and if you don't
get relief you can get your money
back for the asking. "Digestit" Is a lit.
tie tablet easy to swallow, and alb
solutely harmless. 1t digests all the
food, prevents fermentation, stops gas
formation. prevents stomach dis
tress after eating, aids assimilation
relieves indigestion almost instantly
and cures dyspepsia-50c. Ask at Con.
key Drug Co.
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Entered at Richmond, Indiana. Pcs
office as second class mall matter.
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CONGRATULATIONS TO,

James NJ Barrie, noted author and
playwright, SO years old today.
Sir Edward Clouston, prominent
Canadian financier, 63 years old today.
Princess Zita, wife of the Archduke
Karl Franz Josef and future empress
of Austria, 20 years old today.
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Southwestern Texas is rejoicing
over the arrival of the first foreign
be made a great steamship and rail
road terminal
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Queen Mary is very economical
with regard to her own things. and as
princess OF Wales she wore, for many
seasons, a fayorite mink cape. Furs
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Now is the time to get rid of your
rheumatism. You can do it by apply
ing Chamberlain's Liniment and mas.
saying the parts freely at each appli.
cation. For sale by all dealers.
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MASONIC CALENDAR

Friday, May 10.-King Solomon's
Chapter, No. 4, R. A. M. Stated Con-
vocation.
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Of soA brown please her most, and
although ermine and miniver are ex-
ceptionally becoming to her. she is
said to dislike both
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CURIOUS BITS
OF HISTORY
OUR DEBT TO SPAIN.
BY A. w. MACY.

Americans sometimes forget
how much we owe to Spain.
Through Columbus, she discov-
cred America. Through Balboa,
she discovered the Pacific ocean.
Through Magellan, she demon
strated that America 10 a conti-
nent. Through De Soto, she dis
covered the Mississippi river.
Before tho year 1900 England
had tried to settle America, and
failed. France had tried the
same thing, and failed. In 1900
Spain was the only power that
disputed with the red man the
possession of the American con-
tinent. But after that she failed
to maintain her advantage. She
had Introduced the slave trade,
and blsotry and Intolerance
characterized all her actions.
More enlightened nations forged
ahead, and she gradually lost
her territory, her prestige, her
glory and her power In tho new
world.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1912-11-30

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