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probably be selected as assistant coach
fo~ the Olympic team. The committee
has decided that the work of train
ing Americas big string of athletes
who will compete in Stockholm next
summer will be too much for one man
to handle and that an assistant Will
be necessary to help Mike Murphy in
his work of getting the men in their
best condition.
Robertson is the choice of a ma
jority of the members of the COM
mitee. and it is expected he will be
officially selected at the next meet
ing.
That Robertson will make a good
coach is the opinion of all local ath-
letes. All agree he Is the best man
FIR the job. He is popular with the
boys and his record as a trainer has
won him fame all over the country.
Robertson has had Ave years ex-
perience as a coach and before that
captained the Irish-American A. c..
team for five years. He has also
coached the New York University
track team for two years and has
done great work with the collie
gians. ''Robby,' as he is known to
the athletic world, is about thirty
years old. He began his athletic ca
reer when a schoolboy. and In 1902
Joined the Knickerbocker A. c. He
won many races and points for his
club. The following year he joined
tho Irish American A. c., competed
for the Winged Fist until he turned
professional and became coach of the
club.
While Robby is a strict disciplin-
arian, he seldom scolds his men, but
they know they must obey him. He
would rather lose a title than coun-
tenance disobedience.
Charley Chech, former Nap pitcher,
has signed with Los Angeles.
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Because he led in a local movement
TO help reduce the high cost of living.
Mayor Shank is being sought by cities
over the United States to help them
in their own problem. He has been
called east to spread his religion of
municipal help for the consumer, and
has received hundreds of letters re-
garding the same. Now the city of
Cleveland has asked him to help in
augurate a market plan which will
give the consumer a chance to buy his
foodstuffs direct from the produce,
and thereby cut out the middlemen at
a considerable saving. Cleveland is
also to take up the plan Of using va
can't lots for gardening. and thereby
help the people.
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Not so Wronn Altar AL

a woman entered Cossitt Library in
memphis the other day and solicited the
assistance of a loan-desk clerk. II am
searching for book called The Dentist s
Ihnrmary, she said. THE president of
our library club told me to get IT." The
Dentists Iufirmary% repeated the
clerk. with a rising reflection, Yainly try
ing 10 associate such book with such a
study class. Yes. replied the woman /;
all about devils and angels and such
ire The light of understanding
d4wned on the puzzled face Of the clerk
Oh, you mean Dante's 'Inferno!' Ar
gonaut.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-04-13
AN CAKE MAN" IS
BUSY IN TEXAS
Murdered an Entire Family Of Five by
Crushing Skulls and Left Butcher
Knives Sticking In Bodies.
BY Associated Press.

San Amino, Texas. April 1f.-An
axe man" killed william Burton, his
wife, two children and Leon Overs. his
brother-in-law, all negroes, while they
were asleep in the Burton homo here
between midnight last night and day
light today. The murderer, after
crushing the heads Of his victims. left
butcher knives sticking into the bodies
Of the elder victims and escaped. The
case resembles the fanatical Louisiana
negro murders and S. similar In every
respect 90 the Casaway crime, which
occurred here a year ago last month.
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CHINESE WOMEN DINE
WITH AMERICAN SISTERS
Dr. Associated Press.

Portland, Ore, April 12.-Several
hundred Chinese women, sitting be-
side their American sisters, were pres
emit at a banquet given last night at a
woman suffrage league.
One, Mrs. s. X. Chan, president OF
the local Chinese Equal Suffrage So
ciety, addressed the gathering in her
own tongue her remarks being trans
lated by her daughter. Mrs. Chan
mentioned Idaho on the east, Wash
ington and California on the north and
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BROOKLYN

BROOKLYN
Brooklyn, April 12.-Brooklyn's three
hits were punched with four errors by
New York. and the Superbas evened
up with the Giants for the defeat of
the opening day. Score:
r. H e.
brooklyn ...'........ 5000 8
New 1OTk Z &
Batteries-Knetzer and Erwin. Tes-
rau and Meyers; umpires, KLEIN and
Bush.
Boston q, Philadelphia 2.
Boston, April 12.-Boston duplicated
in the second clash of the series to-
day, batting hard and timely and de-
feating Philadelphia 4 to 2. Score:
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June A. The Maps and Boston Red
SoX will be the opposing teams on
that day. The day has been set aside
by President Somers of the Cleveland
club as Lajoie day, in commemoration
of Larry rounding out ten years of
service as a Cleveland player.
It was on June 4, 1902. that Lajoie
played his first game as Nap. He
reported here in time to play on June
8, but that contest with Boston was
postponed on account of rain. So on
the coming June will complete de-
cade of services as a Cleveland player,
which Is by far a longer period than
any other player has worn Cleveland
colors.
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Mobile z, New Orleans 6.

benefit of some charitable institution
before April Both.
The Pearl Eagan Home Is badly in
need of funds, and we would appre-
ciate II If you would exert your eff
forts towards getting up said game
ny meeting Mr.. NJ z. Morey at his
ofhce on Saturday, April 18th, 1912, at
p. m, and discuss with him the
matter.
Yours very truly,
MRS. WIN. FISHER,
President.
MRS. JOHN PFEIFFER-
Vice President.
MRS. J. NJ. Finn.
Sec'ty. Treas.
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IS
SERIOUSLY CUT
IN AN ARRAY
CHAs. RUSS WAS PROBABLY FA-
TALLY WOUNDED BY J. MOORE,
ANOTHER FISHERMAN, IN DIFF
FIcULTY LAST NIGHT.

What may prove to be a fatal cutting
scape occurred last night about 11:20
o'clock aboard fishing smack at Pala-
fox street wharf, when Chas. Russ was
cut in two places by Joe Moore, the
more serious of the wounds being one
in the neck, where a deep cash six or
seven inches in length was cut. The
other out was in the stomach.
Russ was ordered removed to the
Pensacola Sanitarium by DR.. Mobiles
early this morning, where his wounds
were dressed and attended to. Just
before sending the man to the sanl-
tarium DIR. Mobiles informed a repre-
sentative Of The Journal that the cut
in the neck was a dangerous one and
might prove fatal. The other cut ne
had not fully examined at that time
and could not tell whether the intes-
tines were cut or not Russ had lost a
quantity Of blood before the doctor
reached him. Officers at the station
said the cut In his neck was the worst
they had seen in all their experience
In cases Of this kind.
The two men had had a fight and
Moore had a black eye, which both he
and Russ said the latter had caused.
Moore also had his right hand cut,
which he said he did himself.
Russ claims, however, that he was
cut after the fight was over and that
he had gone TO bed and was lying
down when Moore deliberately walked
up and cut him before he realized
what he was about to do. Moore was
present when Russ made this state
ment and did not contradict IL, but
when asked II that was the way 1t
happened simply said he had nothing
to say. except that he was a5rTy.
Moore is held at the poliSD station
without bond awaiting Developments in
the condition Of Russ. Both Of the
men were placed under arrest by Of
hcer Allison on the change Of fighting.
al fv, Ia eft
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PRESIDENT TAFT RETURNS
ACCOMPANIED BY BROTHER
BY Associated Press.

Washington. April 12.-President
Taft returned to the capitol from New
York this morning shortly after z
o'clock. He was accompanied by his
brother, Charles P. Taft, Senator Root
and e. G. Duncan, Republican national
committeeman from North Carolina.
The president went to New York yes
terday and addressed his classmates of
Yale rs and the Union League Club
there last night.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-04-13

You will look good while before
vou find better medicine for coughs
and colds than Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy. 1t not only gives reiief-it
cures. Try 1t when you have cough
or cold, and you are certain to be
pleased with the prompt cure which
II will effect Sold by all dealers.
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Brooklyn Evens up With Giants;
Boston A gain Beats Philadelphia

r. H. e.
Boston ......."..........4
Batteries-Tyier and King. Brennan
and Kfllifer; umpires, Rigler and Fin
neran.
Cincinnati 8, Chicago 2.
Cincinnati, April 12.-In a game
featured by fast fielding and clever
base running, Cincinnati again de-
feated Chicago today. Score:
r II. E.
Cincinnati ............... Z 0
Chicago .................. 8 2
Standardization and Mclean, Nc
Intyre and Archer; umpires, tombstone
and Eason.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-04-13

If you need anything in
the drug line, buy it today
at Balkcom's drug store, and
you will get a nice, dainty
box of Park & Tilford's
Candy. Remember this Of
fer is good for today only.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-04-13

A small boy stood IN absorbed con.
formulation before a pair OF folls, allur-
ingiv displayed In a shop window. AZ
LENGTH hts longing burst forth in words
sceel but wish had them fencarr"
A gentleman standing beside him had
r,aen watching him with much interest 4
He now remarked: why, my boy, cam
Won fenceT'
81 don't know n I can fence" the boy
returned with some hesitation. but I
could do some mighty good pokin g.
Judge
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American Leaaue.

st. Louis at Chicago.
Washington at Philadelphia.
Boston at New York.
Detroit at Cleveland.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-04-13
Southern LEAGUE.

Montgomery at Birmingham.
Chattanooga at Atlanta.
Mobile at New Orleans.
Nashville at Memphis.
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FREE CANDY TODAY.

Box of candy free today
with every cash purchase of
25c or more at the Crystal
Pharmacy.
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COLTS DEFEAT
Fl. BARRANCAS
THE MOST cEosELY CONTESTED
GAMES oFAssoN WITNESSED
AT THE PAsTfMEs ALLEY LAST
NIGHT.

Three good games were played be-
tween the Colts and Barrancas last
night in the Ten Pin League on the
Pastime alleys.
The games were the most closely
contested witnessed this season.
Following are the scores:
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Southern League.
GAMES TO-DAY.
National leanua.

Philadelphia at Boston.
Chicago at Cincinnati.
New York at Brooklyn.
Pittsburg at ST. Louis.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-04-13
RESULTS YESTERDAY.

National League.
Boston 4, Philadelphia 2.
Cincinnati 8, Chicago ,.
Brooklyn 4. New York 2.
Pittsburg-St. Louis, rain.
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American Leauue.

Chicago 2, st. Louis /, ten innings
Cleveland 4, Detroit 2.
Philadelphia 3, Washington l.
New York 2, Boston 8.
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Southern LAanun-

Atlanta 10, Chattanooga 0.
New Orleans s, Mobile Z.
Birmingham Montgomery, rain.
Memphis Nashville, rain.
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Blobbs-rm in a peck OF trouble.
don't know what to do
Slobbs-Why don't you resort 10 other
measures?-FlOrida Times Union.
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south and China on the west as places
where women had been granted the
right of suffrage Then she twitted
the men OF Oregon with being less
progressive than their neighbors.
w T.. Rusolnn. Route No. !. Fayette-
vile. Ga. was cured OF bronchitis. He
writes; II have been sufferer from
bronchitis for SIX months so severely
I could hardly breathe. I tried many
remedies, but Foley's Honey and Tar
Compound was the only medicine
which served me. l recommend 1t as
n positive cure for bronchitis, coughs
and throat troubles w. A. D'Alem-
berte.
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Opening Day Winners i'm the
American Repeat i'm the Second

New York, April 12.-Boston had no
trouble in finding Russell Ford this af-
ternoon, while O'Brien for the visitors
kept the hits of the Highlanders well
scattered. Score:
r. H. E
New orK
bOsCOn '''''.s.. D ~ q
Batteries-Ford and Street, O'Brien
and Carrigan; umpires, Connolly and
Hart.
Philadelphia 8, Washington 1.
Philadelphia, April r. Morgan
pitched a remarkable game on his first
appearance this afternoon, holding
Washington to one hit and one run
Score
R.H.E
fnliaoelphla .'''''''''.'''.''.5 .
" dSnlnSIOn .-.'s.-. .,.....l Z
Battaries-Morgan and Thomas,
Walker and Henry; umpires, Wester-
welt and OLoughIin.
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BALL GAME BY
CANDIDATES
PEARL EAeAN ORPHANS HOME
NEEDS FUNDS AND LADIES BE-
LIEVE A BALL GAME WOULD
PROVIDE THE DESIRED MONEY.

The ladies in charge OF the Pearl
Ea gan Orphans Home have issued the
following letter to each county candi-
date for office:
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When you bait your hook with your
heart the fish always bite.-John Bur
rouChs.
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Cleveland q, Detroit 2.

cleveland e. Detroit Z.
Cleveland, April 12.-CIeveland had
no trouble repeating in the second
clash with Detroit this afternoon,
punching hits with costly errors by
the Tigers. Score:
r. H. E.
cleveland .,.......--.....---- 2
beLTot '''''....-...-..-. 4
Batteries and Easteriy,
Wallet and Stanage; umpires, Dineen
and Perrine.
Chicago 2, st. Louis I.
Chicago, April 12.-After tying the
score Chicago punched hits off Scott
in the last half of the tenth inning to-
day and won the second game of the
series. Score:
RH.E.
~ ShiC]so '..''..........-...2 3
81. LOUIS observation-disclosures 10 l
Batteries-Scott and Block, Powell
and Krttchell; umpires, Bgan and
EVans.
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Meeting Tonight 6 O'clock.

Dear Sir: Recently there appeared
suggestion that the candidates for
public office give an exhibition game
Of baseball at Maxent Park for the
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-04-13

Cook, did you stay long in your last
placer"
Il never STAYS nowhere long enough
to be dischar Ced Use one o. these here
freIess cookers. Judge.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-05-16
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when S.S.S.CURES

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Diamond Dust

Under the rules of the Three-I
league double admission s charsed
for double-headers.
Pat Donahue. TIE former Boston,
Philadelphia catcher. is baokstopping
fer scmi-pro team in Springfield,
Ohio.
Ping Bodie. tie speedy gardener
of the White Sox, is doing star work
both IN the field and with the club
Pitcher Jeff Pfeffer, who used
20 shoot EN- over for the Cubs, is
pitching for the Washington team in
the United States league
Manager Hugh Jennings is not
WORRYING over the work of the Tiger.
"puco the bows start. We Will clean
np the league" says Hugh.
-h1iar. of the Giants must De- out
for the base-stoaline record. T'nrins
the first three weeks Of the season
He pIliered eleven sacks
with Manager Doom back in the
game the Qua&ers look like a bunch
OF live ones, and should he able To
set zap among the leaders pretty soon
The Cardinals have been fat pick
ins for the Cincinnati Reds this year
the Reds having ccpped out seven
straights from Bresnahans crew.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-05-16

his chance TO possible champion
snip, and enough money 10 have kept
i'm at his ease for the rem IN Ter II
mis- lie
Herrera might have won that night
might haye won, you understan
as b Nelson was then the tough
est 1873 pound Queensbury PROPOSE
tion In sight This was the Mexi.an's
ring finish The last time saw rim
was in Reno. year and half aeo.
when he was propped up against
suit case on the depot platform.
sleeping off headache.
JUS to give Ike a round trip run
for his money We will give honorable
mention 20 Mexican" Pete Everett
III caballero gordo actually stood IN
IN front OF Jim Jeffries for three
rounds before as Pete afterward eX.
planned It to his handlers The root
he cave in
So much for the past COMM
down 10 the present oiling OF TIE
Remington, the chances for Mex
can champion are better than they
ever were before or probably ever
viii be again
Joe Rivers That's the boy. 4
couple OF years ago Joe had to maze
a weekly fight to slide his fork "a
enough red beans TO satisfy his heal
thy appetite. Now Joe wears dla-
.nonds as zig as cranberries. owns
two automobiles and has real estate
holdings scattered all over Los An
eeles county.
Rivers pugilistic record speaks for
itself lie is. by far. the best o1er
that California has produced sincs
TIE afternoon when jim Corbett add
ed mp his last column OF figires and
told the bank people 10 hi-e aLother
mule
Joe is matched 20 box Ad Wolgast
at Vernon on next July I fo- tie
lightweight championship ~ the
world. The Mexican flag will be- lied
around the top rope in his corner
and II ire little bronze boz fights up
10 his friends expectations. Il IL 90
INK 10 be- an interesting day for the
gringoes. Wolgast and Jones.
Nothing more 10 be said Ike.
Sponge Oft the old slate and BEGIN
at over again II Joe Rivers can't
win a bet for you. hop to the Aneri-
can side OF the fence AMI STAY here.
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over Sunday and to be ready TO pitch
the two games on Monday II II became
necessary. knowing that with two days
Of good rest he could do It. When
got down to the depot that night there
war Chesbro begging to go with us TO
Boston. Some fool friends Of his had
notified him that they intended TO
present him with diamond cuff but
tons In Boston. and he was wild 10 go
! could not refuse him under the cir
cumstances. but those IS diamond cuff
buttons cost US the championship
Cbesbro was crazy to pitch. and he
warmed up In Boston and declared he
felt better than at any time during his
life. was angry because had want
ed him to rest. and refused him. He
almost cried and said he had repeated
numerous times during the season and
always had won (which was true).
ELL said no" that We couldn't take
the chance. Then Chesbro got Keller
Elberfeld and all the boys TO come TO
me and beg me to let him pitch Pow.
ell came TO me and said he would keep
warmed mp and be ready 20 relieve
Cheshro In the first game ! fell for
II, seeing CHESHIRE already had warmed
up and my plan OF resting him was
spoiled. lie was good for four In
nings. but before anyone could relieve
him In the next BOSTON made six runs
and the game was lost We hit Din
neen hard and made six runs our
selves. and had Powell pitched We
would have won easily Powell and
Cy Young met In the second game and
BOSTON won 10 0. The one run was
scored on the rankest kind 81 luck 4
ball thrown from the outfleld 20 Con.
TOY got by him and hit a man on the
foot. allow ing the run 20 score The
tall would not have rolled FIVE feet
from Conroy. but the crowd had push
- up 10 within three feet OF third
hase This made n necessary for us
to win both games on Monday. And
IN the frst game. in the ninth inning.
with TWO out and Two strikes on Par.
eri Chesbro let his spit ball slip for
Wild pitch and gave Boston the came.
We wen the next 20 0. but the pen
nan, VAS done
n there ever vas harder luck than
hat don't want TO hear Of H.
Copyright. i1e BY W O ChapmanJ
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JOE RIVERS IS
MEX|CO'S BEST.
Declared to Be Greatest
Boxer which Manana-
Land Has Produced

Special TO Daily News
III Paso. Tex. Nav Is. Was
there ever Mexican boxer who has
the worlds champion in his class -
This question Is asked by a gentle
man who writes with the graceful
per OF a telegraph operator and signC
Himself Inquisitive Ike
The answer is no and We don't
have to flip the pages on the record
book to dig UP. either. The land
OF chile con carne, en- cfiladas and
insurrectos has produced brt one or
two men who were able 20 leave the
ring on their own legs. Usually the
color OF their skin appeared 20 be-
heart deep Do you get IL Ike
The nearest approach We ever had
10 class" in this direction was Au-
relia Herrera Herrera was r bi q
Who could hit so hard that the gen
tleman who acted as the backstop
usually woke up with his head "a :
surgeons lap and trained ,rse
holding each nand.
Herreras best chance 20 puach
himself into the championship grIde
cane when he vas matched to hoI
Battling Nelson at Maud Junti)n Il
few years ago. but Aurelia's brain
box couldn't stsnd the strain. witt
the result that he blew ont a from,
tire" technically speaking.
WIFI a $4,000 house in waiting
Herrera entered the pavilion some
thing ike seven pounds overweight
Sewing pounds? A mere trifle.
senior" mumbled Aurelia. With al
apologize air, but Senior Nelson
thought otherwise and Megarhone
Cock was hiosted into IN" ring - dis
miss the crowd with the speech
Herrera Is overweight Nelson re.
fuses 10 fight
Through IN advite Herrera had
tried q weak tries and failed lost