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Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-07-11

ROB Aimoai m o. Mcxtuos hank
estfarmors. azss he hss 80 ACRES Of
tina hag On his place; uat snme OF
abe band aaeEascd swo lows 10 che
acrs lie says his oaas orop wSli aN-
esaue tvtwcea 90 mud 6 bushces To
Oh as.r.n.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-07-11

by Rev. ShuIlehbeHesr az MexAoo.
Cyte and mo Ellis brought out a
$40 from Thompson Aast Monday.
D1w1n SettAe visited his uncle and
aune Mr.. and Mrs C. T. Schhesfer,
last Sunday.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-07-11
ATTENTION. nEMocRAra.

At the request OF candidates fol
County offices. the following speak
ing appointments are made:
Burke, Thursday, July II.
Thompson. Friday, July IL.
Jackson, Monday, July Is,
Benton City, Tuesday, July i6.
Martinsburg, "Wednesday, July II.
Black. Thursday, July IS.
Grow. Friday, July 10.
vandalia, Monday, July %.
Farber. Tuesday. July 20.
Laddonia, Wednesday, July "a.
Beagles, Thursday, July rs.
Rush Hill, Friday. July &c.
Edwards, Monday, July 30.
Mexico. Tuesday, July 30.
These meetings win be held at {
O'Clock each evening OF the above
dates.
VIII the committeeman OF the
different townships please see thai
proper arrangements arc made fol
such meetings in their respect
i've precincts.
q. CLAY. Chm Democratic coun,
~ Com.
c. A. DAvAULT. sec'y.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-07-11

Thomas D JONES', Frances NJ. ID
Empa A. Jones. Mary l. JouS|
the mknown heirs, deyisoes !
eas and asiencea of Enplama
an deceased, Jamel Cmbat "a
V Clark, Mary Corbott. Eliza
be't Eliza Bray, James D Nd
Elem hifilcr john II. Ioh
HarEabs johnson. Fmnoi3 A. a
John s. Clark, Joseph shagi
Eliza sifeppcrad, John Bray N
Bray. Claiaes corhett and the|
known heirs OF George COfbot
ceaTed, The uplcuowN heirs, dev|
donees and alsenees Of John PI
era. daoarBed, Deienda|
The State Of Missouri 10 the Al
named de- euda1fs. greetings,
You are hereby notified that a
tim lpasberl comnenced against
Thomas d. Jones. Francis NJ u
Emma A.. Jones, Mary /. Jones
the unknown heirs, deyisees. ID
and alienees of Euphamia 81
deceased, 10 quiet title 10 Y
acres the East part Of the Ncrthl
quarter (i-4) of the Northwest 4
ter (1-4) Of section twentyAght
Township Fihty-one SD Range s
"a Of Audrain County, Mss
and against James Corbett Jane
Clark, Mary CoFbett Eliza Coz
Eliza Pray Jcseph B. Miller,
MfIier, John II. johnson, Ha
Johnson, Frano's A. Clark, John
Clark, Joseph Shepperd Eliza !
perd, john Bray, Nancy Bray ca
Corbett and the unknown heirs
George Corbatt deceased, to que
tie TO ilhe Northwest quarter
of the Northwest quarter tl-4l
said section twenty eight t@)
against tho unknown heirs, dew
donees and alionees Of John PNI
deceased to quiet title to the q
ono half ft-2) of ths Northeast
ter (tA) OF the Southeast gu
tf,D of Sectbon twenty'pne
Township ffGty one C5l range {
(7) OF Aufradn County, Missouri
the North one haiti (i-2) Of the !
one half u2) Of the Souul
quartcr cd Of said Seolioil =
" Bigidt f2S), the purpose o. w
ton being TO quiet the title to :
eaid lansls agalnet tle se'era
SONS and par5ies above Named ~
or Of aasd plalntiff and waiicl
actdcn is returuabIe on 'he liIs'
80 ~
OF the next term OF SAID oou'''
he held at the Court House N
City OF Mexico, i'm tire Oo''''y "
drain, State or Missouri, on l"1
Monday of septamber 1912 when
where you appd each Of YOU may y
t,ear and defend sudh ac'lon' y
wise. plaimldffs' petition will W
en- as confessed and judgment :
ed accordingly and as playF'' ~
petiHon fled An said action'
1t is uhere6ort crdened os
Clerk OF said Court, VIM Va.'''S''
notice of the pensiency CT sUn
ceeddags be given by puo4'.O ],
a copy hereof be published ~ ~.
Mexico weekly Ledger,a weekly
paper priuted and pun ifai''
I'D tE1
Audra'n County, Mis'o'll'' ~ '.,,o,
weeks aIooessively, the E.S9 .~
to be cit least IS days O'
first day Of said term OF oou,', -,
tsEALl Witness my 'alR, AZ
fioiai seal, done at Office y" y
Of Mexico, County ana ' aoto
said, thas SIN day of Iuly, i,orr
Clerk Of The Aaairadn Cruz
A true copy from the ,eo
Attest: u. r. Elliott ols'N \
Robcrtson 6 Robertson ,o
neys for plaintiff.
A - L.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-07-11

The demand for binder twisps here
has SC excelled that of FORMER years
that almost all OF the merchants are
ait present out OF f. One firm
has arready cold 5000 lbs.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-07-11

tF YOU SEE 1T IN A LEDGER AD.
vERTisEMEET, TEL. TaE mER.
CHANT.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-07-11

Our msass are honek1iet frenl
ard Tender. Beef Roast 10 20 Il
i.2c ID. Highest Price paid for aFs
stock 1885,
frank A. SaEaabeck
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-07-11

Mrs. T J. Mil and son VOID win
moved to Ceu.ralia 10 make theil
home with Mrs. Nalgs mother, Mrs
S. W early. Tfey "a 10 theai
new huaaan this week
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-07-11

sTRAYED-A bay horse Sunday
night, 1s hands high, snip on nose,
foretop cut. Return to r. r.
Buckner and get reward. iS0-St WI
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-07-11

Airs. S. Il. Dunn OF Cedar City
and hey niece. Miss Pauliase Sng'
gest I'd Jefferson City. spent Mos
day night hem Che guest Of Mrs
Dunn's mother, Mis-, J. 4, Demtoa
Mrs. Dunn and her nsece were en-
route 10 New london to yasa reAa.
sfssar
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-07-11

Capa. Cbas.. G. vany OF Quincy
H., as in Mexico, the guest Of
his friend. Col Tony Weinand,, aud
other relatives of the We1nand fam
lily. az being w'asm friends Of Capt
Van. 1t has been - years since the
eallams captain Visited Mexico and
Of course he notdces unprecedented III
provame1aH. Tony rs making the
Captain have a good time and Is
showing sim Mexico Beautlful. DA-
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-07-11
Machine oia Al Bushner Drug O..

Miss Maude Wallace 81 ths city,
was elarted thifi vice president Of
To ssase Bpwossh League ct the
Convention this week az Pertle
Springs
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-07-11
New wan pap.rul
craddocks

Mn Froa Boerer ard daughaer.
Nies AEnrse hzys rsiurned home
trosn a p'eas-snt VISIT 20 s. iouEs
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-07-11

Mss. Tom NcThera Of iiarpzH City
- a.e gsaa a ar. and Mrs W. II.
Brown.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-07-11

Iilat safe - sfa S. OH fsnseneled
Ware
dea1 Sriih Bros.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-07-11

Miss Inez Willard IS attending q
house party given by Mess Barley 81
Montgomery CITY.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-07-11

Mary l.. Wibsey, Bettie l.. Orr, Rosa
Lander, Jessie X. Lander.
Defemdamta.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-07-11

John ID. Orear attended a meeting
Of he stale Democratic Central
Commi1tea in Kansas City this week
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-07-11
SHOWS FINE ]

The PBloher Jewelry Co has on
'isplay a $3.50 Edward Howard
@aRcaA, SAID to be the finest made
In this country.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-07-11

e. =. REyoa o, NaTshsAsgE vas
~ ials uty wednesday.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-07-11

Have yon bought any 81 ihe Ice
Buarnss.a WaIe a. Smith nrs
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-07-11

The many friends Of Mrs Mary
Lnckie will be sorry to learn she Is
i'll.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-07-11

TEDDY" the wellknown Scotch
Irish dog. the property Of Pat Reyu'
olds. Of this oaty. died, suddenly OF
Monday. Teddy was a noted ~
dog and a great favorite with ths
iadkas and children He believes "
the adass: .Iadias and children
first but has a horror Of the col
ored population Teddy VAS phaces
IN a neat casket and buried on .
high mound on Vinegar Hi. a lang'
numb1r of hs friends icing present
both at the funeral and burial. DIN
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-07-11

Ran Kendall is home from a trip
through Southern TeSas.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-07-11
CARD or THANKS

ONHU Ut FTNfNNOs
We wish to thank our friends and
the Lodges for their many kindnassei
during the last illness Of our be
layed Dora Clark.
Geo. F. Clark,
Toy Clark,
Mrs. Dora Clark. dwl
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-07-11

Buckuer Drug Go, are lp~ssdQuartert
for Machine Oils. vi
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-07-11

We both make money If you deal
with BudlFnar Drug Co.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-07-11

iF YOU SEE 1T IN A LEDGER 40.
vERTisEMENT, TELL THE MER.
CHANT.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-07-11

pscs a, smsA Bsos ahow vin.
dow
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-07-11

Fired H. Roberta and Emma Roberts
PiaAnthffs.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-07-11

CARLISLE willard is nov with the
watcrs Pierce OH 90. at st.
Charles.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-07-11

Buy Machine Oils Of BpukneI
Drug Co.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-07-11

MlscheI 20 r. Automobile-new,
in parfect order. Half Price. Quit,
ting automobiles.
.d2w1 Robertson
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-07-11

In the Oircuit couri, September
Term. 1912.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-07-11

Mrs. Bppa F. EBdobt is Visiting
in Brunswick, Mo.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-07-11

Window Shades.
ED WITT Craddock s
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-07-11

Machine Oils from zoe To soc per
gallon al Buckners.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-07-11

-spcee ADVERTISEMENTS PAY
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-07-11
oRpER OF PUBLICATION.
State Of Missouri) 80
County Of Audrain)

In the Ctrctlit Court. septaI
Term, 1912.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-07-11
rAaEsniNo coal.

Good Threzbing Coal. For sale By
C f. HARRISON.
Phone IS. ii lat
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-07-11

lEDoEs AOyERrIsEMGNTs pAy.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-07-11

LEDGER asvsRrissnEnTs PAY.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-07-11

ELECT SCRIBE.
The Mexico Royal Arch Chapter
elected w. w. Johnson Scribe at
the regular meeting Tuesday might
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-07-11

Tho stato Of Missouri TO The above-
named delendanfa greetings;
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-07-11

Machine oass zoe to SOC gallon
Buckner's.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-07-11
oRpE or PUBLICATION.

Slate OF MtsHoum) 80
County Of Athlra5n)
~
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-07-11

George 3 slsAaea
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-06-21
PROSPECTSNOT
BRIGHT FOR THE
BANDCONCERTS
BONE MONEY IS NEEDED IF THE
CONCERTS ARE TO BE GIVEN
EACH SUNDAY AT BAYWEW
PARK.

Prospects of having the regular
weekly band concerts during the sum
nacr at Bayview park are not as bright
as they might be.
II you are interested in the play
ground and public recreation work
carried on in Pensacola, and believe
that the movement for these concerts
Ut Bayview is a good one. don't wait
for some one to ask you for donation,
but go little out of your way to help
IL along.
1t will be impossible to see all those
Who might subscribe and 1t is hoped
that q large proportion Of the needed
amount will come unsolicited. This is
the real, true way In which to help any
good cause.
A list Of the places where subscrfp-
ton lists can be found was published
In Wednesday mornings paper of this
week. This information win gladly be
given II you will call phone 1854.
II q sufflcient amount has been
raised by tonight at o'clock to war
rant the probable success of getting the
total amount required, the band will be
engaged for next Sunday afternoon at
I o'clock.
More people have visited Bayview
park this summer than any previous
year. The Playground Association is
endeavoring to make this a recreation
park that any city would feel proud to
own The band concerts will do a
great deal toward getting the crowds
70 Bayview. After they have visited
the park once. they are impressed with
It's possibilities. This goes to de-
velcp public sentiment, public senti-
nnent gets results and with everybody
working for a better city to live in the
success Of Bayview park as a public
recreation park is assured.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-06-21

raked IN bushels of shekels by reason
of the fight pictures; thirdly. to fight
fans who have been in the habit OF
witnessing every important battle IN
the picture shows.
Connie Mack acts largely on his
lunches, declares Ira Thomas. main
catcher of the Philadelphia Athletics.
He viii let a catcher work as long as
he looks good. and then suddenly ae'll
shift to another. But he never wants
a man to work who is not feeling
prime. Great man, Connie is. Some
OF the moves he makes seem to be the
result of inspira tion."
While other fighters are rushing
arodnd in a vain endeavor to get what
fights they want, old Bat Nelson has
been offered the chance to meet any
one of three battlers in one day. For
his engagement at Winnipeg on July
he has been offered the choice OF Pal
Moore. Pal Brown and Andy Bezenah.
sI'll lick EN- all IL they'll give me three
dates" says Bat;
Tommy Gavigan, the rising young
Cleveland middleweight, has decided
that he will not do any more boxing
until next fall. Il figure that by rest
ing during the warm weather, so far
as fEating Is concerned, can take on
some weight and develop into real
rniddleweight by the time the boxing
season recpens," saws Tommy. y
have boxed some Of the most skillful
men in the business, and have not
found any that / could not land upon.
Paddy LAWN is considered pretty
classy; so is Hugh Ross, who got the
decision over Paddy. Then Knockout
Brown, the big Greek from Chicago;
Knockout Brennan and others whom
have beat have pretty fair reputa-
tons.
My plan now is to get bigger and
stronger and still keep within the mid ?
dleweight limit, and next season I am
going out in dead earnest after the
nfddleweight championship"
Kansas City has released Pitcher
Writer'S to Grand Rapids of the Cen
tral league. The Michigan team has
also secured Ed Pfcffer, premier
pitcher for FIT. Wayne a year ago, and
this season with the Denver team OF
the Western league
Our modern pugilists aren't much
like the fighters Of few years back.
At least in some ways. We're not
thinking of their fighting ability par
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-06-21

battle he started out TO celebrate, and
his idea OF a bully celebration was
plenty of''wine, women and song" He
generally tore things up pretty well
before he got through celebrati,'g.
Times have changed. Now we read
Of Mike Gibbons winning a battle and
then repairing to the Y. NJ. c. A.: OF
Johnny Kilbane putting his opponent
out Of the running, then running home
to his wife and babe without even
stopping to take a drink. Other pu-
gilists are following a similar course.
We can't quite get used TO IL, but the
new order of things looks good to US
Just the same.
Martin Delaney. Of the Chicago Ath-
letic Club, who is one of the coaches
and trainers of the American Olympic
team, is very enthusiastic over Amer
ica's chances at Stockholm. I'VE have
good men in every event." he declared
recently, 'and l am sure we Will make
points in every contest. The perform
ances made In the Olympic trials were
far better than those registered IN
other countries. and II the men stand
the voyage well American athletic en-
thusiasts should have no fear Of the
team not upholding the honors won
at st. Louis, Athens and London"
Sterrett, star first baseman OF the
Princeton college team, has signed UP
with the New York Americans.
Jenn Driscoll, the English feather
weight, who stopped the French feath-
er champion. Jean Posey, recently. is
preparing to cross the Atlantic and
give us a visit When he returns 20
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-06-21

any one of the four will be accept
able.
Surprising, the lack of interest in the
Jack johnson Jim Flynn fight. As it
looks now. neither one of the fighters
will get enough out of the fight to
make John D. Rockefeller feel jealous.
The public evidently has made up its
mind that the contest won't be very
interesting.
Football prospects at the University
of Michigan are said to be the brightest
in years At the present time ii is
almost certain there will be eight M
men back for the first practice next
fall. This leaves but three vacancies
on the eleventh. and the woods about
Ann Arhor are swarming with huskies
who can easily fill them.
Jim Jeffries has been asked to be the
third man in the ring when Ad VOL
CAST and Joe Rivers fight on July 4
Fight fans who had expected to wit
ness the Jack Johnson-Jim Flynn bat
tie in the moving picture shows had
better pack up and start for Las We
gas. They have seen the last fight
picture they will he likely to see in
the nickelodeons. Congress has risen
wrathfully up and declared that there
shall be no more interstate commerce
in prize fight films.
This knock out to fight pictures will
bring deep sorrow to the hearts OF
three classes of people: first. 10 the
fighters themselves, who have made
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-06-21

ticularly, but Of their course OF living
before and after and between nights.
In the old days when a pugilist won a
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-06-21
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won points in the London Olympiad
have outlived their days of athletic
usefulness and it has been necessary
to MI their places with younger men
who have the speed and strength of
youth.
A Mississippi town witnessed an in
teresting spectacle the other day. One
catcher was behind the bat for both
teams for sixteen innings in the Cot
ton States league game between Co
Iumbus and Yazoo City. In the second
inning of the first game the Columbus
catcher was hurt and there was no
one to take his place. The Yazoo City
catcher volunteered to keep the game
going and it was so agreed by all in
authority. Yazoo City won both
games.
Amos Strunk has won in the realm of
basebal1don. It's a safe bet that
geodly majority of the readers of these
lines, unless they live in Philadelphia.
cannot tell whether Strunk plays base
ball for a living, or tiddledewinks; or
If so. whether he is with Oshkosh or
Pumpkin Center The truth is that
Strunk has played baseball with the
Philadelphia Athletics for four wears
Probably no man in baseball except
Connie Mack, until quite recently at
least saw in Strunk the markings" of
a great player. He was the rawest
kind of an article when he was picked
up, and mighty few were the games
that he participated in up to this sea
son.
Mack is the one man who has be-
lieved all along that Strunk would
make good. When Captain Danny
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-06-21
PRISONERS
FAIL TO MAKE
THEIR ESCAPE
MEN ARRESTED ON A MuTlNY
CHARGE ARE CAUGHT WHILE
REMOVING BRICK FROM WALL
IN CITY JAIL.

After they had removed two brick
from the wall of the cell in which they
were confined, three prisoners, Sam
sale. Frans Nick and Keskinen Irer
Niemi. were caught trying to work a
way out Of the city prison yesterday
afternoon.
Had they been successful in making
hole in the cell wall they could not
have gotten out of the main building,
but they were stopped in their attempt
to work their way to freedom before
the third brick was dislodged.
The prisoners were placed in Jail
Tuesday afternoon charged with mu-
tiny on the bark Finland.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-06-21

passed UP the Reds for the Nationals.
Washington at that time was in the
hardest luck and the Reds were in
first place.
Now the shoe is on the other foot
The Reds are down and out: the
Washington team is beating everything
in sight. It's Grifhths turn to laugh,
and he's doing it.
The team which will represent
America in the Olympic games this
year will be a far different one than
that of 1908. Many of the stars who
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-06-21

When we attended school back in
the little red school house the busy
little bee was constantly held up be-
fore us as an example in industry
which we would do well to follow. But
in those DAYS Ad Wolgast was
youngster himself. and hadn't started
in 70 make said bee look like decid-
AdIv hack number. AID has the bee
backed off the boards this summer
and painting for breath. At the little
red school house the children will be
required to repeat each morning from
now on these words: How doth the
little Ad wolgast improve the shining
hours" If you doubt us, just glance
at Wolgast's ring program for the
summer. Here II is:
July 4-Ad wolgast W.. Joe Rivers.
20 rounds, at Vernon, Cal
Jalv 1s-Ad wolgast VS.. Jack Brit
ton. 10 rounds, at New York city.
July 2T-Ad Wolgast vs.. Willie Rit-
chic. 20 rounds, at Vernon, Cal.
August 17-Ad Wolgast VS.. Harlem
Tommy Murphy, 20 rounds. at Vernon
September a-Ad Wolgast vs.. Joe
Rivers, 90 rounds, at Vernon
SAptember 27-Ad Wolgast VS.. Ray
Temple. 10 rounds. al San Francisco,
Cal.
Ad never would work for the wages
which the bee considers reasonable.
His idea of improving a shining hour
is to make it yield MIN ABOUT 10000.
A conservative estimate of the inan-
cial returns TO the champion Tor the
Ave scheduled battles. outside the pic
ture revenues, places the figure at $780,
eoo.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-06-21

1t you miss your paper,
phone (1500) before ten
o'clock, and one will be de-
livered you by special carrier.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-06-21

that they could ever get so high as
they are now; the second is, that
having got there they seem to accept
the whole thing as matter OF course.
Germany Schaefer says the Grifnthltes
feel perfectly at home in their captive
balloon.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-06-21

Murphy was injured a short time ago
the wiseacres said: That finishes the
Athletics. Connie hasn't a good man
to take his place" But they reckoned
not with the youngster whom Connie
worked with for the greater part of
four years. Amos Strunk was as
signed TO an outfield berth, and he
has proven that Comics confidence
and patience were not in vain.
Strunks name will be seen oftener
in the box scores after this. II will
become familiar to the fans of base
balloon.
The Washington club Of the Ameri-
can league certainly is furnishing the
surprise of the season in baseball. A
double surprise in fact. The first is
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-06-21

The referee in the Flynn johnson
fight. TO be staged at Las Vegas on
July 4. viii be either Jack WEIGH, of
San Francisco; Ed Cochrane, of Kan
sas City, or Mark Levy. Of Albuquerque.
Johnson and Flynn have agreed that
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-06-21
JAIL WARRANTS
PAID IN CASH
scND TRUSTEES CANCEL WAR.
RANTS TO THE AMOUNT or
s7.ssess YESTERDAY AFTER
NOON.

Jail warrants to the amount of $7T,-
SSS.63 we're paid by the American Ma
tional Bank and cancelled by the board
OF bond trustees yesterday. The board
OF bond trustees is composed of f. L.
Reese. M. z. Clark and Thomas A.
johnson.
These were the first warrants paid
with the money recently received from
the sale of the Jail bonds
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-06-21

The old saying. "He who laughs last
laughs best" fits the case of Clark
Griffith, manager of the Washington
Nationals in the American league, and
Hank O'Day, manager Of the Gin
cinnati Reds in the National league.
Everybody sympathized with poor
Griff early in the season for having
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-06-21
MAN KILLS CRIPPLED
WIFE ON THE STREETS
d AaaocIated Presa.

Winnipeg. Man. June 20.-On the
street at High River. Alberta. CaIiste
Bertrand shot and killed his wife. Ber-
trand was arrested.
Many persons witnessed the murder
Mrs. Bertrand was a cripple. The cou-
pie were married two months aso.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-06-21
WORKS BOARD
HELD SESSION
CITY ENGINEER WILL MEET WITH
BOARD NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
ROUTINE BUSINESS.

A. short session OF the board of
public works was held late yesterday
afternoon. at which time regular rou-
tine business was transacted. There
read and ordered pIaced in the proper
channels
A communication was ordered adj
dressed to the city engineer instruct
ing MIN 70 meet with the board here
after that the board might have the
neneHt of his services when they need
information
The session was only short one
and nothing OF special interest to the
public was transacted.