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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1912-11-28

According to the figures published
at that time, contained in message
from the president to the senate,
there are 9,S46 appointments to be
made by the chief executive by and
with the consent of the senate. In
addition to these there are 99S ap-
poimtments made by the president
without the concurrence of the SEN
ate.
10,e3e-Count 'Em-1o,83e.
This means appointments by the
president to the number of 1888.
Within the period that has elapsed
snce this compilation, some changes
have been made, but in the main It
holds good for the incoming admin
istration.
Many of these appointments carry
with them high salaries and much
prestige; the majon,ty are postmast-
ers. In the state department there
are AL appointments in which the
consent OF the senate is necessary
and ninety-four which the president
fills Himself. A majority of these are
in diplomatic and consular places and
the fact that the salaries are in most
instances less than the expense OF
maintaining the office abroad is go
ing to bring sore disappointment to
hIany are now clamoring for these
berths.
The extension of the civil service
regulations to the consularships,
which are given out only after the
appt cants have passed most rigid
examination also will have a marked
effect upon mny democrats who at
this tme apear to be usder the i'm
preston that the jobs may be had for
the mere asking.
In Treasury Office.
Under the treasury department there
are 736 presidential appointments with
the consent of the senate. OF these
thirty are departmental offices in
WASH ngton, nine assistant treasurers
122 collectors of customs two assist
ant collectors of customs, forty-seven
surveyors of customs, nine general
appraisers, seventeen appraisers of
merchandise, twenty-one assistant ap
praIsers, four examiners of drugs,
siXty-seven collectors of internal rev.
enue, twenty-six mint and assay Of
ficers, PAP revenue cutter officers and
1873 public health service officers.
The collectorships already have
been pounced upon by those seeking
slices of pie and senators are being
swamped with applications for recon-
mendations.
Under the department of justice
there are 3S3 appointments subject to
the approval of the senate and SAG
within the sole control of the presa-
dent. Most of these appointments
not subject to inspection of the senate
are to posiu ons in the district of Co
lumbia, 500 of them being notary pub
lie.
Bulk Of the Pie.
Under the postoffice department the
bulk of the pres Dental appointments
apply to the larger cities and towns.
Feb. /, 1911, there were 7,947 pres
idential postmasters and that number
has grown considerably within the
past year. In addition to these there
are SIX department officials appointed
by the president with the consent OF
the senate and few are the states
which have not already come to the
front with from one to a dozen appli-
cants for these places.
Under the inteNor department there
are few hundred offices in the NIL
ing of which party work can be re-
Sarded with home jobs. There are
.wo territorial governors, three de-
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-04-25
3u perfanien 8erihieoenes.


Rddettt NIT eags ben giiHHtFH. scs.
ge,Iet une 2astn: GElS siadbbaridAali; FN
Nbfr fsans. acthguftnacr tel y. SdseHi
Tt5 TEsiiier Cir, ADcneale. &aune aosn
1917 " zn.-I.Ze
Grpeerh. btu.s. arnss une gtbsric ct.
4rrsEii,1ft.
anumche. Eafd-2;aub une acnse. 1912
sgnss Cir.
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seieen, allein pber aud in Rnoeln.
Wsiit ipdblt er bosu Die 2otale Der of
fentlthen Dumpfbdoer. Mdn ioute es
nidt fir nDglih baltsn, oab ietne
Metbcbe 4ntlang finbet. gr lit NIT
gtnlabunsen iiberbduft. Seine altsns
tel lpeiit pprnebme glamen auf. bob
auh mdnhe juuge hiibfhe 5rau aus
einfohen Stdnben. 0urh Die Strd-
Ben Der Reiiben5 fGbrt er itsts rinto9'
nitp", perbiiut iein @eiiht, icbalo er
merit, bdb ismanb ibn firiert. allss lit
oerIchlpieaen, pobin Iein SUB tpanbert,
bis sum Qortier bsrunter. Wtan elaubt
an i'm uno odrauf tpmmt es ttm an,
er ldbt iit psrebren, buloigen uno be-
sablen. glugenblidlid i6etnt ietn
Stern an 8lan3 81 berlieren. Die
DFfsntlibe Msinung iptelte tbm arg
nit. 5isSaeesbldtter I6pnen i6n niht,
uno bic 9eiItlihtsit hdbt ibn, ieitoem
es ibm aelung, ben pppuldren gt'hot
5srmogen gu Itiiraen. Sn Die 5inIters
nib bea Srsibens Rasputins lit Elm
2ihtitrabl georunsen, genau nie iets
nerseit in pds Sreiben BON WonIieur
gbiIipps. Der &nabe 9regor fling bic
len on. furhterlid gu tperoen, uno oos
bebeutst ipobl nun bolo bus Gnos iets
nsr qldnssnben adrriere. Gr troumts
bon ben parabisiiiden 9drten bsr
8rim, itatt be1en l0Ite man tbm etn
Billet mad ieiner Seinatb Sibtrien.
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Gtna gser anies ttsnes SaHh, mtptr'
nee 5snmetenh init 2 6imntcrn uno M
rfanasbote beses uHb fasitt g8a'lfr. -tHf,
Tpllef E<bepsx, Subneyaape 2c Hlit, sssAso
oor 2nse bsr 6i5errn glre Carl. ME- an'
brYfpn Geryu Honb, Arn 9ric Sta. "a. ..
Senbe. 65 Gi6erine Risa.. Cur. u
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81 In. sr'abrene. gsfsursen; toalisr rsbn:
fletae 3criie. o1S paLe Ers. accAodS,
ss0ohbprn Eoc.. 06e.
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jebsr ni9t nur fiir fid3. fonbtrn inbi'
rett aud fir Die Gemeinihaft tragt.
Gins Der GrunpeslfeBs bieiss ainbsr.
itaatss pirb Der ihlihte Sap biloen:
.Obne 4rbsit tein gfen"; i'm usbris
gen folIen bic Einber etrabe burdl
s5rei1eit unb S.lbitiiGnpigfsit ltrnsn.
bab nur eine s.funoe 0ernaItung uno
cine gsiinerte Rehtiprehung bas Gs'
beiben zines Gtaatstpeiens ermOglidsn.
Die SniaHen Der Jugenbs sRepublts
perben ibrenprdiioenien iDdbltneinen
aaueruben gleih.n alters. unb BET Der
Reaierung unb gsrpuliung ibres eise.
nen GtuutsDefens iperben iie lernen
fxh felbii gu beberri9eH. unb 10 ipdts'
quite 8iiretr tperoen.
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gaaaecu sar cuaernne Sclsearisti iclis
sscfIem: isin Ro6tE. 2637 HLac Blaze
eSa.nai StuA.
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Gut aefaot q |.

Nebnsr: Den llnisrfGieo stpifhen
Der 1rnu BON heute unb berjenigtn DO,
fiinf5ig Jabren biHiintlih ibrer Stel'
lung i'm off.ntlidsn qeben fam nscr
tirS IN bic Morie 5uinmmenfnhsn'
GrHber uf6isn bic syrou IN Der Rri'
nslsns, uno bsuis spislt ~ ets ssit'
0tDliae..
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pstl. fss asnfsss.srea.


cmMtfffpusrS Dfftce
ban Ifcn Gcnutn. Cbto,
1iHetgRntt Gbio. II. acril 1912.
ysrfisssIfs ansssofs tSsshsn sHi..
eegeneeH1Mnlsn In Ger cffics pes so1re ei
Gountn qonmsf.ie5ers els GrettGe ben 10.
aQoi fsI2 um ~ uez aaniass liir bic mad.
fiehenbe Grnninsufbei.
&tmab hen <psufiiaiicrsn 40. 3os--5tr et'
M Grrcryie.2srsiGe anb aasfhIane al Or
qreu ,uiin pou srlcucrmd6 Noah urb gcIuub.c
Noob ttf Ielusrbia IeipEfbsp.
Fte sgrbeit bat an eesAepen In ueberetn'itrs'
utuna mi; ben IlansB uHb Eps3tf.faii0usn
mslxe feet In Der Effies bss Dcnrb cf ucanis
6omunHIoners anfiisgen
Nls Mnesbcie miiNeH auf Jcrmninren ansce
serfias feiM. fpsIde In ben Office nes gearo d
Gersft 1emmiHioHefs az kaaer .hHb. nnh BE-
cIrifsf fsIr pof eireu Nene IN bsr asbe bon
Y4nfbnnbett l$59g.Gb} IcfinrS init afpe: aaier
nnb geHGasnser 8frpeH. .bat esr Better ben
acntruft e.raebsn .uHo pie ursen Gvsfnbss
srirp I'm gdde berfeiee fbuf snerserHt mirb.
Tie Gougir GommtffienerS bebdIteu ~ bni
aent Dor. ircenbsin oesr ans ansebsss o.
Sm nniiraes bes esarb Of caniIiOn Geans,
gfauIsb Gfrnbfef ardfsbsnt.
ffI92gx
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lu permiethen:

Gincs Der beiten Saloongeiha'te
in Glmmooo mir aeseIbobn .no aro'
per Gan,bane Samit IN Berbmoun1.
Belegeu in Der erobeu ssobrifniicns.
@eacno. Rahsnirngen Silopeitede
2ibertu uno QIun Ctr, oocr Eel.
ygeit 1856. 1t
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gu bunt.

jrau nes 5teatsroir,tiors: mar.
um bait Du bonn unisrm 5slosn gss
tiinbist2"
Diretior: Der Msnih nurbe ia
iiberboupt nidi msbr niiti,rn! I'm Ter
ssffrisen IelIauffiibtuna BAT e iih
anitatt auf bic 9ant BON Gisin cuf
ben Soufflsuriuii,n e.I.st!-
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Nur an begriinbst.

uhrmaf<r: .G<nisn gle iin nur.
III mir meins jiinsits aodisr NIT meis
mem GthilfeH bdDonsssanasn!-
annbe: -Da trogsn eis ols llbr.
NADER trcbl islbn BE E6ulh. Gie
babsn fs ientnfedS aidx aus auias,os
,SsH sasss v n v irak abssiast;s.s
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Jtu aulqsbeubsr Ealccu psacn
erarfb-i Ra-tsustoeer 1894 Wlneiicn 7:9aS
sacinu: Stas I1.x3.
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g hlsdte 4usrebe

6auzlpirihin (Morssns): .Rana,
ipit tommtn Sic bsna Bier in ben
5ihnsrital hinsin. !oerr Spunof-
stubent (iid perlse,n bic Nugsn
rtibsnn): ia. riHsn Sic. Id pclIse
mid oisien Utcrsen mai rsht Triib
ipeden laifen!4
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Duter Il hta a. Ter ugh eiu A9riG0ies at
Apfer. lieilgF ssheii. is4+ ssnirol af~..
g gtcf
gff6trrpafessr ssr TN 3st'ofrn 2riel. sip
SJQfnirf Ctr.
9 IN utriansr. 1915 euee S'r.
toarber inuaeE gicHH, iR eit;sm IfiDat'
bcl,s. #rieren~1 Es0D & tse Gpe.
Gamn. nns sinfa gtaa AZ broufiifiipen m,f
ir calfs sn ocaisn. Gitrft 1de SarrifsH
nne .s,efierH abe
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cir SANS bon Simmern, 90. 800 .senncr
sgr: etupeyidiei fiir Epei Tnas!.tu; &rsie
81 5oc.0o Jotu dmtgbcla. a8eni. sl5 Tar.
nfr Cir xeifreoH -. 2iSe. 2o-2cs
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-12-06

% savage D. Co supplies-Brough 24.OO
'"''or' Earl E., supt poor farm 32S.S5
Insane Account,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-12-06
Famous Stage Beautles

look with horror on Skin Eruptions
b'otches' Sores or Pimples. Tbey
aont have them For all such trou.
OloS use Bucklin's Arnlca salye. II
s'oriiies the face Excellent for Ec.
zema or Salt Rheum, it cures sore
l'ps' ehapped hands, chilblains; heals
burns cuts and bruises. Unsurpassed
'0r piles. % cents of ]. c. Perry
Inc great question; Is BRYAN to no
or not To he2 w W
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-12-06
Christian Science LeCtnro.

Francis j. Fluno, of Oakland, Cal
VIII speak on the subject of Christian
Science at the Grand Opera House
thursday evening, December 5, at s
CLOCK p m' DR.. Fluno speaks with
authority on this subject, being a
member of the Board of Lecturesbip Of
the Mother Church, the First Church
Of Christ Scientist, in Boston, Mass
ine lecture is free, The public is cor.
." 'l'eu' 11-30-4t
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-12-06

A large proportion of peon,e ara
not worrying at all about the i'm
pending income tax.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-12-06
The Bills
Presented
to County
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS TAKE
ACTION ON BILLS AT NOVEMBER
TERM OF COURT AND PAY UP
THE COUNTYS LITTLE DEBTS.

Continued from yesterday
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-12-06
Ferry Account.
Current Expense Account.

Brown, W. F., cable and sheave 5000
Damon, H., Independence ..... 5000
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-10

Tou8pah. New. Dec knv PIu-
man. the new United states senator
from this state. Boasts a Distinguished
ancestry. he 8 direct descendant
~ Francis Scott Key. 90 Maryland
who wrote The star EpanrIed Ben
nor" on the Fatsrnal side be- is re-
lated Co the famous Buckner family %
Keutucty His father was william
l{uckncr Pltlman, a soldier On the Con
fgderacv and q prominent lawyer of
the old south plfrman's maternal
rrandmother vas niece 81 chief Tus-
tee Marshall of the United states SUI
rrfme court.
Senator elect pittmAn has led q busy
and adventurous ufc. Tie ioinei ths
rush ta the Kiondlkc I'm 1897. There
he worked az a miner and became a
leader among the pioneers ~ TIE da-
trirf ln their various troubles.
Ptttman came 20 Tunopah On 1901
and opened a Law ancg. Die acquired
mining properties and in a short time
became wealthy Tie vas an unsuC-
cessfuI candidate for senator two years
49,
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-10
HOTEL ARRIVALS.

san Carlos. r. Graves. DeFuniak.
W r. Wylce. Montgomery; a. J. Dil.
lon. Jacksonvilles J. u. Johnson. Pal
co. Ala. w a. Reeves. Bombay. kell
Fowler. Bombay r. r. l.. McCasnil
DeFuniaks r. r. - icraon. Dickerson
city; A. s. Denny Moss Point; A.
r. Denny Moss Point. A y. staple
ton and wife. Mobile "a. A. McCasku.
Ala. J a. steEcr. Montgomery W. "a
Purtias. Foley. " sheriff. Chicago:
Pat Gibbons Montgomery r. Never
New York; Mrs s. Burne. 3 c. Miss
4. McCurdy Flumatons ". ~ ovens
Atmore. Ala J g.. Whitmore. Pitts
burg. 81 Kirkland Birmingham: A.
A. Peeier New York o. samson. New
n orki r. Goodwin. Neu York ~
Nusaenan. Chicago ~ Nend1eson. Chi
CaEo. Mra. 81 % Dlckcrson. nlckerson
city: q. ". Mare Pollard Ala Mrs
~ ~ nTummuud. S. Andrews. r. v
Germ end wife Chicago. W. r. GRADY
birmingham. W. T. samson. EiTmlna
ham. n ~. suhhicncld birmingham
~ u Burke. Brmingham. T. y BlnE-
hem. Birmingham n ~ nunuett
Mrs. Dunnet and child. Port 81 Joe
w ~ Bannan. - louis. H. Lyons
View York City r. ". HorEon. New
orleans. - =. Mckenzie CarrabeIie.
r. A. wins. Jr. CarrubeIle: w. n
Erownaon. Moline. e.. r. Taylor. cary
willie. Robt Mckinnon. Nuscogee
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-10
.STUCK-UP CLUB
HELD MEETING
FIRST SOCIAL SESSION OF THE
JUNIOR GYMNASIUM CLASS o.
TIE Y. N. c. a.

The "Etuck-Up Club" o. the iuulor
gymnasium class held their nrst social
az the Y. ~. c. A. Iast niEht Louis
Rosenau and Jake Kahn we're respdn-
Hlhle Tor the splendid program and
choice Of refreshments served DURING
the evening Clarence Melton wnH thr
luckv one in q guessing contest and
won cau ~ sTruu-mniasses "a q
symbol 81 tire ~sturk-Tp club" Jake
Kahn won a hardsoue book 81 scoring
fhr highest number Uf points Iu q
japanese howliuE contest
Further plans for the winter Were
adopted and the BOYS win arrauEe t0
send a Christmas basket 90 some
charitable Institution Tor distribution
Those present were. Louis Roseuau.
jake kahn. Clarcnce Melton. Mark
Meyer Tom BarkduI and Gerson
Never.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-10
MASONS MEET
AND PREPARE
FOR SESSIONS
ANNUAL REUNION or THE SCOT.
TisH RIrE MAsoNs FOR THE
VALLEY OF PENSACOLA CON-
vENEs WITH MANY m ATTEND
ANcE.

The annual meeting of the scot
itch Rite Masous 81 Ere valley ~
Pensacola. convened In Pensacola yes
tsrday The session Iast night was
largely attended by local members ne
well a. by many visitors of the order
The classes were organized last might
and today wHl BE- consumed On con-
ferrinR degrees. These win be from the
fourth % the fourteenth. Tomorrow
ire higher degrees win be taken 40
the last day q the session bciuE de-
rgfed 60 the thirty second
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-10
GREAT BRITAIN WILL NOT
cuRTAlL BATTLEsHtP PROGRAM

London. Dec An doubts were
swept away today OF the possibility %
Great Britain rurtau.nE her own ma
val rroEram because 20 the Eift by
Canada 90 the British empire 81 three
huge battleships st cost ~ s3s.ooo. p
600
winston Spencer Churchill. first lord
Of the admiralty. speaklnH On TIE house
az commons. said he adhered 20 the
point OF view o. tho Canadian govern
ment which De announced
That the aid given By Canada
should be On addition 90 the exiaung
British prowram and that any steps
canada might take should directly
strengthen thc naval forces OF the err
pire. and the margin availabls for It's
security"
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PRINCETON GRADUATE IS
GIVEN a LIFE SENTENCE

Baldwin. Mica. Dec. 90 AZ. Auer-
bach % Chicago. and 'oa Princeton
graduate. was today sentenced 90 ne
Imprisonment az Jackson Tor the muir
Ger of bic employer. HARM Fisher. for
wer Chicago promoter. Fisher was
killed while huntiuE with Auerbach.
" Do claimed the kuHnE vas accidental
judge whitley in committinE Aug~-
bach 90 Jackson. said "It b. with re-
Hret and misEiEing that I pronounce
sentence Bui if tie legal eject % the
evidence 10 sufficient then the verdict
is warranted by the proof This win
De determined a. the March term %
The supreme court
= have done something IN this case
that have never done befofo. IN
writing a personal letter % the prison
warden askiuE bin f1 show yea every
comfort consistent with hls duty pend
HE thr supreme court hearing"
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TERsELY TOLD.
$500 REWARD

fAa aourna ~m aas $50 rswars For
HWtnHncs HuNfrimnf tn convict anV noV %
Esraon feund tteaiiHa aubacriosra papera
nft@f deiipnrN ~ same ~ cmrrteT
T. re- Graves. Of DeFuniak. a prom
inent business man Of that city. - IN
Tonuacoia on short trip and is res
tafpred 90 the San Carlos.
A. q and A. p Denny ~ Moss Point
arrived in the city Yesterday and res
fste-ed az the san Carlos.
Mt ana Mrs.. A. p. stapieton of
Mobile. are among tire visitors TO the
city today
n johnson ~ Faica. arrived in
.2ha aitv yesterday and registered a.
the san Carlos.
Leon Pul.Iam. who vac operated on
nf the harruncaa hospital last week
under the direction % Major Whitmore
iH doing nicely.
Captain Borden. 81 the American
schooner Tafa. which arrived IN port
Monday from Mobile. o. accompanied
on tho present voyage BY his wife and
aaughter,
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-10

CONTINUED nom ffrHt PnEe)
either among the members or with N
between counsel. The utmost hhr-
mony has prevailed from the beginning
and the reports 90 thc contrary have
been sheer fahrications. Nor is there
any authority Tor IRE persistent pub
lshed report a. 20 proposed remedies
or legislation. The question has never
bcfn before the committee and 20
would be premature 20 consider O.
The committee e. not yet ln possession
OF TIE facts on which O. base a iudg
ment n has barely reached the three
held ~ Inquiry - that any opinion AZ
% lts action e. decidedly premature O.
say the least
Attention is called 90 the announce
meut made az the outset o. the hear
ings last May and since frequently re-
peated. that the terms o. the resolution
under which the committee 81 actinE
cannot Be fully carried cut until con
greaa shall have enacted the bin that
passed the house and q now rcndiug
Ga the senate. removing al exiating
doubt az 90 the power % the commit
tee % inquire into the part. n any,
that l. played By the national banks
In the alleged concentration and con
trol % money and credit
~Meantims the committee viii press
forward with TIE other heads Of the in-
quiry with the view o. submitting au
intsrmediate report accompanied by
such Recommendation az may ia
dusmed wise.
The rostponement over the rreFi.
Genital campaign vas taken pursuant
% the frequently announced drtermIu-
alton that this important Investigation
should not BE- subject 20 the criticism
ur suspicion o. hsing Boz any way .n-
nuencel by or connected with poIltlla.
eziEencies"
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-10
WOMAN CANNOT &c a
CHRISTIAN AND suFFRAGETr

Chicago. Dee IA woman cannot
be q conscientious Christian and "a
suffruEist also. because Of MONOPOLY
~ ths Bible and religion said Nrs
Laura q. ffzen, business manager uf
the working wOmsn's home last night.
before the womau'a party here
We cannot accept the Bible IS a 81.
vine iuaEtra ton because o. features the
male sex ia everything almost % tho
exclusion % che female she SAID
Man has usurped almost everything
o. religion a. wei az everything eIau.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-10

Albert T. Patrick. tie New York
lawyer recently pardonsd BY Gov. DIX
after he had spent twelve years On
rriaon Cor the alleged murder of VIE
liam Marsh Rice. has announced that
he win nght % probate the second Rice
viii He declares the forEery lndiCt-
ment found against him before the
murder Indictment was without foun-
dalton. and that he IL willing 10 stake
Eia liberty upon hiu word.
Patricka conviction On Ire murder
charge was baaed on the belief that
ne had forged the Rice VIII. under
TIE terms % which he was Eiven ap-
proximately tl0.ooH 600
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-10
FOUR DIG ooL Dan HEADED
EAGLES MADE CApTtVEs

EuEdabor OKLA. Dec a.-rour beg
nolfen headed eagles were brought
here today by farmers who captured
them arid KILLED o. HUh fn the Cypress
hills northeast 81 here The farmers
FHld "a Hock Of seven nf fhe birds had
their aerlfs n the BILLS and have been
carrgiuW on small stock u such mum
herH that they organized EGO extermi-
nate them
The birds have taken away lambs
End piss and Horle az fhr residents as
cert thaf the eagles OF DypsieH car
ried away an infant child from the
community q Few months aFn. one q
ere captive tirds measures nearly eight
feet from tip 90 tip 90 its outsuread
wiuFa
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-10
WILL VERY QUICKLY STOP YOUR BACKACHE,
STRENGTHEN AND REGULATE YOUR KIDNEYS

without relief ! was ~ bad az times
] could not remove ms clothing some
one recommended Root Juice 20 ma
lust a. I am recommendinE q % you.
and after taking 70 a. directed foura
a speedy cure. certainly a. not hes
itats o. commend this Ereat medicine
to any victim ~ these complaints. for
2 know what O. means n Ket relief
Hundreds o. others have had fhr
same experiences. You are uurerfrE
needleasly. Take this advice Let Root
Juice Compound rid you ~ your back
ache and kidney trouble and build vou
up.
A short trial viii be enough ~ -rn
vince you that % r. worth re- weight f-
sold 90 any sufferer. Get q bottle of
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-10

Pscinc. and N w. LOOMS. rsnorut
solicitor. ana Vice President }. A.
Monroe OF ths union racinc. have been
summoned 20 this city from their So.
srai headquarters IN the West - dia-
cues matters with Chairman Luvnft
and other ufnciais ~ che itarriman
svrfRm.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-10

m sugar did not dissolve in the
mouth you could not taste the sweet
GROVES TAETEIESs CHILL
TONIC ~ az strong a. the strongest
bitter tonic. but you o. not .aafe the
bitter because tire ingredients 90 not
dissolve in the mouth. but o. dissolve
readily in tire acids 20 the stomach
lie lust aa good FOR Grown People az
for Chfidreu The irst and Origin
~ Tastcless chill Tonic. The stand
Ard far 90 years .Hr tA.N'
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-10

wrisley Brown ne brilliant younE
lawyer who Eatbsrrd the evidence IN
the Archibald impeachment proceed
mss for the department ~ justice
has been retained hr ths house man
ayers 90 help them vita the case be-
fore the senate. Brown - an assist
ant o. Attorney General Wickeraham
Some objection waH made arainst an
official nf fhc department uf Justice
having auythinE further fn Az with
ERE cnse. hut tHis hss been amoothsi
over and Brown viii continue 20 81
with the committee
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-10

Substantially tha sane aa those he
gave In fhe former trial 81 Allen Cor
fhs murder ~ Judge Thornton l. HAS
sIr IN whirh h. wan convicted ~
murder On me second decrsa ana cen
fenced a. fifteen years
Argument was then opnued hr tie
prosecution.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-10
PLANS FoR pissoLVisc UNlon
PACIFIC MAKING PROGRESS

View York. Dec. a--p1ann fer the
dissolution - the Union raclnc ard
southern Pacific roads. "a accurdnnce
win the recent decree 81 the United
States supreme court. are likely -
make progress TITS w~ek william ".
Hsrrin. chlef uoanae1 Ter ne Southcrn