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AMATEUR BOXING TOURNAMENT IN
 NEW YORK STIMULATE INTEREST

ture to aid him in rendering decisions is ,he scream with most followers of the sport To illustrate; two boys meet in a ten round match for points Fcc seven or eight rounds one lad piles up Ehlal points to his credit. Then the other fellow comes strong with a spectacular finish and has the bet ter of the last two rounds.
 should any question aris as to the cny rightfully entitled to the decis- ion in such a case? Decidedly not, But hoy often is the verdict given tei the boxer who pulls the sensational stunt ri4llt near the close, and the good work of ils opponenh throughout the greater part Of the battle entirely forgotten?
 This is failing of many referees; .hr incompetent ones, I mean, and there are plenty scattered about the country. Sometimes when pressed fsr al explanation the referee will advance the argument that the man he favored was stronger at the fin ish ard would have won in few mere rounds" That's where he brings his second-sight acultists into play.
 If q sp:.nter competed with long dis.ance runner at 100 yards and the spfinter was first to break the tape aE the finish, would you say the dis qr ce man should have been given credit for a victory because if the race had bsen stretched out d little orger he wduld have won?
 Ii you tried to get away with any thing like that you would be regard- ed as a fit subject for lshe foolish factory And that's where a few re- 'eress I have met up with ought to lave been comsigned aong ago, or ! Ill na judge.
 JAS J. CORBETT. February "A, 1912.
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GUARANTEE OF GOOD FAITH
Averaoe Merchant Too Shrewd to Make Misstatements in Cold Type
 of Advertising Columns.

Advertising is a guarantee or sooo faith.
 Retail trade attracts substantlal class of men who prefer to tell tue truth for it's own sake, and would not cheat their neighbors if they could
 Of course motives of self interest also warn them to take pains to make advertising accurate.
 Misstateme ents produce d1ssruntleo customers who can make a lot or trouble for store which depends TOT success very largely on its own towns people.
 If men of less responsible character sometimes go into retail trade, usual- ly they are too shrewd to make mis- statements in the cold publicity of ad' vertising type.
 The public thus learns from eXperi- ence that local store advertising Is trustworthy.
 AS 1t deals with such subjects or surpassing interest as cost of living and the fashions of the day, every line of it is read with the most dis eliminating attention.
 People like to read and think about shopping before visiting a store.
 4 great many purchases are prac- tically made from the newspaper be- fore the buyer leaves home.
 Furthermore, liberal advertising tells the public that merchant is making good.
 Lack of it is interpreted as lack of confidence in ones business.
 The firm that does not advertise Is classed with the firm that seeks an obscure location in some remote side street, as too small to serve the pub lie efficiently.
 When a firm advertises freely, 1t gives the idea that it has large trade to pay the expenses of it's pub licity.
 A big breezy impression of achieve ment is conveyed.
 Nothing succeeds like success.
 Human nature is such, that to suc- ceed, one must often give the impress sion that he already has succeeded.
 The public is slow to deal with propositions that do not suggest suc- cessful efficiency.
 The man who has faith enough to discount the future little, to put his earnings into his business, and by liberal advertising give the impression of having a big trade already, is sure to get it if only his goods are right Springfield (ll) Register.
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CATARRH CANNOT BE CURED.
February "A, 1912.

with local applications, as they can 'ot reach the seat of the disease. 'atarrh is blood or constitutional 'isease, and in order to cure it you nrst take internal remedies. Halls 'atarrh Cure is taken internally, and ,r1ise of ORRINE, because it has urfaces. Halls Catarrh Cure is no. quack medicine. It was prescrib- by one of the best physicians in lis country for years and is a re- uiar prescription. It is composed f the best tonics known, combined gith the hest blood purifiers, acting irectly on the mucous surfaces. The erfect combination of the two in ,radients is what produces such wonderful results in curing Catarrh. Send for a testimonials free.
 F. J. CHIMNEY & CO.,, Props, Toledo, o.
 Sold by druggists, price 75c.
 Take Halls Family Pills for con tipation.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-02-25
FEW ABLE MANAGERS
Only Six Qualify as Being Suc-
 cessfuI Leaders.
So Much Depends on Financial End of Baseball Venture That Any Chief tain Keeping Team in Lead
 Is Valuable Asset.

What salary is a successful major league baseball manager worth? The question is a common one, and the answer most commonly given is: "All he can get" That is about as near as one can express it in figures.
 So much of the financial success of a showing of the team, which is the con- crete representative of the venture, that any manager who can keep a team in the race for the championship of his league is worth a great deal to the baseball promoter.
 In these days even tail-end team is not necessarily a financial loser. If it plays 77 games at home before
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U |I( N MEETINGS
 THE COMING WEEK
lceiings Will Be Held Every Nigh. at the Various Halls in the City
 By Local Labor Bodies.

The ccming week will see many ses- ioEl1 of the various labor unions Of he city, prominent among w,nich will oe the meeting If the Central Trades Council Wednesday night at the odd Ntliows Hall The schedule of the GCetings follows:
 Today. Musicians Union NJ. 450 at the Odd 7ellows hall on West Baruaque street.
 Monday. cheet Metal Workers Union No. 23N l& l ever We,tern Union Te.egaot Company.
 Tuesday. Blrbers Union No. 521, al 121 Mai. street.
 Boileimakers and Iron Shipbuilder, fccal No. 6, Odd Fellows HNll.
 Wednesday. Central Trades Council, at the Odd 02l,o'ws hall on West Ba.raque street.
 Thursday. Carpenters and Joirlc'.il Un.on Nc. '76, Red Mems hall on Main street.
 Friday. Electrical Workers Union Nc. 25l, 0Gd Fellows hall.
 Saturday. Gotten Belt Carmen No. z, Red M ns hall Icn Main street
 Sunday. Typographical Union No. 447, Odd eeilows hall, WesIo Barraqus street. Bartenders Union No. S5S, Knight. of Pythi@s ihall, Wet Second avenue.
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A coudburst may deluge things but a steady rain is the thing that does the work. IT SOAKS IN.
Quality in Advertising.

"Advertising," says an expert who has made lifelong study of this broadening field, "has lessened labor by showing us ways to do our work more easily. It has lessened homework by giving us prepared foods which are clean, nourishing and economical; the attractive ready-to. wear clothing; the low-priced heating. lighting and water systems.
 Advertising has standardized qual- ity, so when you buy advertised goods you know you are getting all your moneys worth" Y
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.343; reports 1912 to Providence, In- ternational league.
 Kitty League-Hart, Fulton, .360; reports 1912 to Philadelphia, National league. @
 National League - Wagner, Pitts burg, 1884; reports 1912 to Pittsburg, National league.
 Nebraska State League-Coyle, Su- perior, 1854; reports 1912 to Omaha Western league.
 New York State League-Schlafly Troy, 1924; reports 1912 to Jersey City, International league.
 Northwestern League-Bues, Seattle, .355; reports 1912 to New York. Ma tional league.
 Ohio State League-Blue, Piqua, .349; reports 1912 to Piqua, Ohio State League.
 Pacific Coast League-Heitmuller, Los Angeles. .343; reports 1912 to Los Angeles, Pacific Coast league.
 Southern Michigan League-Con- nors, Jackson, .377; reports 1912 to Jackson, Southern Michigan league
 Texas-Oklahoma League = Naylor, Wichita Falls. .S5S; reports 1912 to Wichita Falls, Texas-O Oklahoma league.
 Three League-Johnson, Decator, 1920; reports 1912 to New York, Ma tional league.
 Tristate League-Cockerell. Read
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Force of Advertislnu.

First attract the readers atten. tion. then arouse his interest and make him read your advertisement. but don't stop there. but go a sten farther and make the consumer de. sire what you advertise. and have him make resolve to go and buy it.. said Prof, R. S., Butler. assistant pro. lessor of business administration of the University of Wisconsin, in his lecture on Printed Salesmanship. l. before the Ad club at the St. Charles hotel, Milwaukee.
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NEW WORKERS ARE GETTING ENOUGH OF PROFESSIONALS TIP TO THE MAN WITH A LOS ING YENTURE-RULE REQUlR- ING BOXERS TO WEIGH IN AT RINGSIDE IS \ GOOD ONE-OTH- ER DOPE.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-02-25

of the profits in addition to stated salary. as in the case of Hugh Jen- nings, of the Detroit club.
 Taking glance at the managerial field as 1t stands today. there appears to be only five major league man. agers who can be included without qualification in the successful class, They are Frank Chance. Fred Clarke and John McGraw, in the National league, and Conni,, Mack and Hugh Jennings in the American league
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FOLEY KIDNEY PILLS.

ways give satisfaction because they
 'ways do the work. J. T. Shelnut. sremen. Ga, says. T Lave used
 o'ey Kidney Pills with great satis- action and found more relief from heir use than from any other kid- sty medicine. and I've tried almoat
 kinds. 1 can cheerfully recon.
 end 10 all sufferers for kidney and Co. [
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&ANTEDA.Men tolearn Barber Trade. Why 90 Kansas City St Lous where il is violation of the student receive money in barber college? Write Palmer Joplin Mo. Little Rock Free instructions and wages from start
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-02-25
To Seek Motorboat Trophy.

English reports indicate that British owners will challenge America for the Harmsworth motor boat trophy again this summer.
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WANTEDLadies learn latest mehed in beauty culture. pRrnaaen natara hair chropody mancrn1 manufacturing hair ds Q pecia scholarship includes tools and diploma graduates make from SZ5 $50 weekly Write Palmer System. 22l i2 Main, Little Rock
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Johnny coulEln received the verdic
 at the conclusion of the tw99ty round LIm. with Frank q Burns for the taa
 tam championship at New Orleans las
 Sunday, and all accounts agree tha' it was one of ti.e most stubcrrly cc'a' tested battles ever held between little fellows De p.se he fact tAal5 cemi
 on was favori.a in the betting, tn decision was greeted with howls O gSctsist. There must be something wneng with the game Gn the Crescea' City; this is n-ii the fir4l. time Re ferae Scouts Interpretation of tn rule; ihas been questioned A fee smonths ego Grdver Hayes boxed Joe iMaI5ot before the same club and much dissatisfaction was expressed a' the referees verdict faYcsing Mandc'
 alhe fellow who pi-ises as 'au au s1 Ny on the ruAsta of boxing anf upon his gift of mading the flu.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-02-13
THE GERM Which
PRODUCES DANDRUFF
Finally Causes 6aldness-KiII the
Germ and Save Your Hair-New-
bros Herpicide VIII Do It.

Did you ever try to discover a reason
for the dying of a valuable plant ?
You perhaps found that life was de-
stroyed by some insect or parasite
working about the roots and sapping
away the elements which go to sup
port plant life
The dandruff germ exercises the
same destructive influence upon the
life of the hair. 1t forces its way down
the follicle around the hair bulb and
thus prevents the hair from getting
proper nourishment The hair dies
and DROPS out.
Newbro's Herpicide prevents this by
killing the germ. It also frees the
scalp from the accommodations of dirt
and scarf skin. With the removal of
these obstacles to a clean healthy
scalr. the hair will grow naturally and
luxuriantlv.
Herpicidei is known as the Original
Dendruff Germ DESTROYER.
One dollar size bottles are sold and
guaranteed bv all druggists.
Aprlications may he obtained at the
better barber shops and hair dressing
parlors.
Send 10c in postage or silver to TIE
Herpicide Co. Dent R. Detroit. Mich,
for nice sample of Herpicide and a
booklet telling all about the hair.
W. A. DAlemberte Pharmacy, special
agent.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-02-13
CARNIVAL SHOW
TO Be THE HIT
OF THE SEASON
VAUDEVILLE ENTERTAINMENT
OF THE BEST OF LOCAL tai
EMIT TO BE GIVEN AT THE PEN
sAcoLA OPERA HOUSE ToMoR-
ROW NIGHT.

One of the brightest and breeziest
amateur vaudeville shows which Pen
sacola people have had the pleasure
of witnessing will be the Carnival Ben
eft performance at the Pensacola
Opera House tomorrow night.
The best talent to be found any
where in the city will appear, and the
rehearsals indicate that a rare treat
of wit, art and cleverness is in store
for all who come to- see the big per-
formance.
The price is fifty cents, and the fol-
lowing resume of the program speaks
for itself.
The Deep Water City Quartet, COM
posed Of Messrs Shuttleworth, Avery
Lusk and Rosenstein, will be first on
the bill, and those who have heard
their singing pronounce it a real
credit to the city from which their
name is derived.
Mr.. George HI. Hervey. who is I'M
doubtedly the best Chinese monolog-
list in the South, viii give an original
Chinese number which viii lbe about
the best ever in that particular line
of comedy. This particular number is
being eagerly anticipated by those
whose know Mr.. Hervey's ability as an
artist.
Another strong feature of the even
ing will be the one-act playlet en-
titled pThe Littlest Girl" from Rich
ard Harding Davis story, Her First
Appearance" DR.. Mallory Kennedy,
well-known artist of the footlights.
viii be Van Bibber, and Mr.. Stephen
Harvey, who is a member OF the
Lambs club in New York City. will
THE Littlest Girl' viii be Miss
Rosalie Brown.
This is a highly artistic production
and will be sure to please.
The Dunhams, with Harry Hopper,
will give an exhibition of horizontal
bar work, the equal of which cannot
be seen anywhere in the country Peo-
pie who have see1 them perform will
have no hesitancy in telling you of
the really remarkable feats contained
in this act.
THE Runaway" a take-off on the
Billy Burke play, will be an interest
ing feature aso. Written by Mr.. sgd
playwright, and acted by Miss Belle
Berlin as ColIette and Mr.. Harry Wag-
enheim as Maurice, the skit cannot
help being a winner.
Mrs. Ed. Forcheimer. the possessor
of rich, beautiful contralto voice,
will be accompanied by Mrs. L. Earle
Thornton on the piano. Mrs. Benn,
recently of Saginaw, Mich, whose fine
soprano voice has already made a
very favorable impression among Pen
sacola's music lovers, will also sing.
| Mrs. Forcheimer and Mrs Benn. will
| be the soloists Of the evening.
The san Carlos Ladies' Orchestra.
composed of Miss Vera Haskell. Miss
Lola Hammond and Miss Renata Fox,
| assisted by members of the Elite the
/ atre, will furnish the music, which
| bespeaks the success of that part Of
| the evening very thoroughly.
| In attending this entertainment the
! people of Pensacola win not only wit
ness the finest vaudeville play of the
season, but will be helping the car
j nival fund as well
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-02-13

IT see your neighbor. the banker, is
looking for a cashier
what. Again. he only engaged a new
one a little while ago
yes. that's the one he's looking for"
Tit Bits.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-02-13

'sUncle Joe. do you believe in votes for
women
money dat's good for her now. '--Cleve-
| land Plain Dealer.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-02-13
ADJUSTMENTS.
"Raby Mine"

"Baby Mine"
The manager Of the Opera House
announces that he has completed ar
rangements with VIM. A Brady, Ltd
whereby the production of Baby
Mine will be brought intact to that
theatre on Tuesday Feb. Is.
This necessarily means a great deal
to the theatregoers of this city, mas
much as Mr.. Brady is sending most
Of the company which has played al
most continuously for an entire year
at Days Theatre, New York. So
successful has this comedy been in
New York that Cir Charles Wynd-
ham, of the Criterion Theatre, Lon
don, England, made a remarkably
quick trip over, saw Baby Mine" and
Immediately secured the 'howler," as
the advance notices in the London
papers described it, for opening on
February % last at HIS London play
house, where it scored a tremendous
hit. Mr.. Brady has been overwhelmed
with foreign offers for this great sue
cess, and before many weeks it will
be played in every language on the
face of the civilized globe.
The thread of human interest and
roaring fun, from a seemingly end
less vent, so offered in the sensational
comedy, Baby Mine" is the reason
of its utter success. The profound
praise from people in all walks OF
life, enjoy sterling fun and
laughter, has Immediately followed
the presentation of the comedy in this
country and London Baby Mine" IS
surrounded by everything to create
continuous merriment, and good ma
tured mirth and literal comedy lux
uriate throughout the play. Enthu
sisrn is aroused at the start, with thu
unfolding of conditions occasioned
~ very young and prevaricatins
hut innocent wife. Energetic hume
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-02-13

Mythology says that Orpheus sang
so we'll that the rocks followed him
so does Caruso, doesn't he?"-Mil-
waukee Daily News.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-02-13

See here. YOU old rascal, why didn't
YOU tel me this horse was lame before
l bought him %
wall. the Teller that sold him to me
didn't say nothin' about 1t. so I thought
1t was a secret Life.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-02-13

When you have a bilious attack give
Chamberlain's Tablets a trial. They
are excellent For sale by all drug
gists.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-02-13
WINTER TERM
CIRCUIT COURT
is IN SESSION
GRAND JURY is EMPANELED AND,
AFTER BEING CHARGED BY
JUDGE WOLFE, BEGAN INvEsTI-
CATIONS - THREE MURDER
CASES TO BE INVESTIGATED.

With Judge ]. Emmett Wolfe pre-
siding. the winter term of the circuit
court convened in the court house
yesterday morning at 10 o'clock, the
grand jury was empaneled and charged
and the cases on the civil docket were
set for trial The grand jury imme-
diately got down to business and it is
understood that considerable progress
was made yesterday in the investiga-
lions being conducted by that body.
There are three murder cases to be
investigated by the grand jury this
term and there is already one murder
cese on the docket This is the case
of L. b. Owens. white, charged with
the killing of Claude Stacey. also
white. Owens was indicted by the
grand jury at the last term of court
and made bond for his appearance at
court this term.
No cases are set for trial today. but
the hearing of cases win be begun on
Wednesday.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-02-13

Dark Thoughts-'T can read your mind.
] see therein dark thought"
Yes. wan Wondering when we would
get our coal. Baltimore American.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-02-13

There is a quintet of saxophones
whose beautiful voice like tones con
stantly enriched the euphony of the
band. The wood-wind section is
large and splendidly manned. The
clarinets wholly avoided the shrill
ness characteristic Of this kind. In
unison they displayed an admirable
precision and fieetness in the rapid
finale of the Tell overture, and a
breath and beauty of tone not unlike
that of strings in the deep-voiced first
theme of the List rhapsody"
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-02-13
THE FUNERAL OF
MRS. PULL|AM
SERVICES WERE CONDUCTED
FROM FIRST PRESBYTERIAN
cHuRcH YESTERDAY AFTER
NOON At 3 O'CLOCK, REV. A. s
MoFFATT OFFICIATING.

With a large number of sorrowing
friends present an9 beautiful floral
tributes on every hand. the funeral
services over the remains Of Mrs. John
.. Puliiam. who passed away In Mo-
bile early Saturday morning. were con-
Quoted yesterday afternoon at 8
o'clock from the First Presbyterian
church, Rev. A. S. Moffatt, pastor OF
that church, performing the obsequies.
Immediately after the funeral services,
the remains were Inferred in St
Johns cametery IN the presence of a
ance&
The following were the pail bearers:
". B. Ferriss, r. A. Boghich, H J,
Bennett, F. H Cranston, n. A Nelson
and F. L. Seegar.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-02-13
creatore and His Band.


During a six-weeks enga cement in
Boston the past summer Sig. Crea-
tore and his band, which is to appear
here on Feb. g. played to thousands
of people every evening, inaugurating
series of open air concerts the like
of which Boston had never seen be-
large audience was moved to increaS-
ing enthusiasm during a program of
eight numbers. Tumultuous applause,
consisting of handclapping, vociferous
cheers and stamping of feet, broke
forth particularly after LISTS second
Hungarian Rhapsodie, the sextette
from Lucia and the closing selection
from Carmen It was evident that
that part of Boston which was present
enjoys hearing a concert band of the
first class in the summer time, in an
open lair pavilion, where 1t can be
cool and smoke. Chicago has no less
than five summer amusements parks,
at any one of which big band may
be heard. Last night ushered in con-
certs of a similar nature in Boston.
Creatores individual style as a cou-
ductor is too familiar to warrant e1-
clamation, palpitation, or the polite
proffering of a code Of signals and
gyrations. It is not essential TO
know the secret meaning of a lunge
across the standard a liberal prom
enade is left for the conductor, with
straight at the heart of the tympan-
ist, as though he should be speared,
nor should the public display vulgar
curiosity anent the psychic communi-
cations of that Mystic left hand which
beckons on to distilled. and concen-
trated frenzy, as in Garments final
throes, or lulls to tranquility and calm
repose as in the churchly Nearer,
My God, to Thee These are the
sechet rites of Italian temperament
and should be spoken of in whispers
of selmnity and awe. Creatore's in
strumentation is a model. He employs
trumpets instead of comets. He adds
two fluegal horns to mellow the brass
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-02-13

and vociferous laughter are the i'm
portant facts at all times. The ma
chinations and manipulations of well
meaning but i'll advised friends of the
young wife who has been awakened
to the Importance Of sweet mother
hood" to bring about a reconciliation
with a self-exiled husband, generate
many supremacy amusing and side
splitting conditions
The fun and pleasure is genuine,
and Joy Toasted higher than that
which follows the conditions provotek
by witnessing Baby Mine"