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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-10
NOTICE OF DELINQUENT SALE.

Wasateh Trout Company, Murray, Utah.
There are delinquent upon the follow
Ing described stock on account Of assess
ment levied on the cath day OF October
1912. the several amounts set opposite the
names Of the respective Shareholders. as
follows.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-10
Report.

IQFcrnment' report on winter
20 shocked the street. but chiefly
lthe street did not stop 10 ng-
What H. really meant. The acre
irtcd planted in winter wheat Is
1tss than last year. The condi-
Tcver. Is 93.2 per cent against
\ rrent a year ago. This extra
a is the same as though there
w. 1p2 acres more of winter wheat
rthan last year, which is q very
Dry report The government GIN
prt showed ll,Sif,432 bales ginned
ecember l out Of this years crop.
hult cotton broke dollar a bale.
20 broke in Chicago.
p from Pittsburg helped unset
freet. for the Industrial Workers
lLprld, fresh from their triumphant
In New England. are in Pitts
ing 10 start a general strike OF
Mixers, The arguments used bv
,ke leaders are fatally correct,
|Hnce a shortage OF labor is the
~ handicap of prosperity in
Just now. Il strike would do
Uamege now than at any other
ne mills OF the United States
Pora lions are not unionlZed and
q bring them into The union
national disaster lust al this
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-10
GRAIN STATISTICS

Total cI"HianCes OF WNcat and lIOUF
were equal to $4,000 bushels: primary
receipts were 2,19lo00 bushels. compared
day n year ago. The visible supply OF
wheat in the United States Increased
5.S77. 600 bushels for the week The
amount OF breadstuff on ocean passage
decreased 4.102 0O0 bushels. Estimated
receipts for tomorrow; Wheat, thirty
four cars: corn, 219 cars: oats. 1S7 cars
hogs %, 900 head
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-10
II. Pacihc's Weakness.

Z Pacihc's weakness was due TO
1af Southern Pacific would make
|oany pay a fancy price for Cen
Niic., Central Pacific being abso-
NECESSARY for tho Union Pacific,
lined because Daniel g. Reid. It's
n started FOR Texas on a three
Dur OF the Rock Island lines. Ku-
n said that a pool in Can had
solved. There was no evidence
1 buying In any OF these stocks,
\ the insiders in all OF them say
b ridiculously cheap at current
" cause of weakness was the re-
The Copper Producers association
month OF November. This shows
pduction for the month was less
I.Qf3 pounds than in October. II
|Ns that domestic deliveries were
~ i4.fSl,93 pounds, The result
"oratIons was an increase In the
|of metal on hand OF 9.fl9. 095
The street argued that this de-
1 domestic deliveries meant "A let
16iness.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-10
ST J,n,,ie Wool

sT LOUIS, Dec. 9.-wooI-steady. mo.
dunn grades combing and clothing. 285G
&c: light fine, 19m2ic; heavy fIne. I3G
lSc: tub washed, 2sd38c
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-10
DELINQUENT NOTICE.

pal place OF business 222 Atlas block.
Salt Lake City. Utah. Notlce--'rhere are
delinquent upon the following described
stock on account OF assessment No. z.
the several amounts set opposite the
names OF the respective shareholders AZ
follows.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-10
Cotton Market

NEW ORLEANS, Dec. Spot cotton
STEADY and unchanged; middling, 1850.
NEW YORK, Dec. Cotton closed
barely steady net points higher TO .
points lower.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-10
LEADING FUTURES
CASH QUOTATTONS.

Cash quotations were as follows Flour
quiet: rye, No. .. 6o663c; barley. feed or
mixing. A3diSc: fair To choice mailing
seed, siomIiS mess eG" norS "7i si77Sis 'IaT lard
On tierccsl. s10.77i@10,s2l: short ribs
liOoSel $9ST3G in0It
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-10

aTe troubled with chrno;c CON.
Inc mild aud gentle effect
'ee.iain IS Tablets makes them
uited TO your case, ror salo
'e'ers. (Advertisement).
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-10

And In accordance Win law ana IN
order OF the board Of directors made on
the 2nd day OF October. 1919. 30 many
shares OF each parcel OF stock Al may be
office OF the company. No. ss3 Atlas
block. Salt Lake City. Utah, on the 2ne
day OF December. 1912 at o'oioef
together with the cost OF advertising and
r #. HnST6B
Sec9etAry.
k1eSs
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-10
Y0ndition Of Treasury

sfsod, Dec. 9.-The condition
~ 
fm States treasury at the he.
r. BUSINESS today was:
and Philippine treas ''''V'"'o
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-10
LIVESTOCK QUOTATIONS.

Total sales for the dav. 9Sa. 400 shares
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-22

heW orleans Nov. Gt-rhe market Tor
cotton futures opened STEADY ~ an ads
vance uf % 10 points on GOOD cables
and determined support from TIE boil
side in the face ~ larger Rinnina re-
turns from the rensHs bureau thar locked
Tor. The Rrand total ~ fo eal t1f tales
40 res prior e. November ne ftir met
the expectation ~ more reasonahis
bears. The total uf Aofs 1iT hales ginnrsl
in NeNas caused much bee rlah comment
and served f0 renew predictions of =
crop ~ (. eao eQo bales fof that state A.
thf highest los the early tradinr. nricos
we're o. fl paints un. EeiifnE hernfHe
hfueral and 81 tie end ~ she nIst hair
fgur ~ business prices stood unchanged
O. points up compared still FeHterlnNf
TIE market had a nervous fer ing 90
tln murulae but Whenever it disnn Yrt1
sirns ~ weaksninE. bulls Invariably of-
ferea support and this manu~r as.
cnHfHEra aggressive short eeIIlna
Weather reports and returns fhr1 thm
belt were mnat encnuraainE HnI laa ~
predictions ~ heariHh figures iu the nest
SHINING returns from tie census bisIeau.
MANY tWlnNFmws were circulated rnul-
mrutlng On the mnft hearlsh manner On
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-22
New York Cotton

Wee rork NoT E-Catfon fftures
opened firm "a en- advance nf Ia - ls
rotnta on cnXNfirH and a renewal nf huIl
surnoft Inspired - tahfes feeling that
fhe arttun of fhc revision committee after
fhr rlnar Yesterday had slightly strength
ened the IntflnsIr value 81 local nnmfrmcfa
and continued hulIish crop report TIRE
report 90 the census bureau HhnmE
Pc 81. al bales Knned o. hnVrmlhrr ft
proved fusf about na expected Nffer
bee wins reaiiEing ere market heanla FK-
fr~mslv active and firm with the general
hst about ~ - ~ points net higher
Near months showed relative atrnmntn
and said about is a. % points net hlNhsr
eu1ursarinr Nth gains ~ ia tn fa nalufa
on TIE later deliveries but ground D. "a
for January there seemed 20 he more nnt .
ten for sale and che market reacted late
D. fhe forenoon with active months about
% IA points net higher 90 Uf1far
short GOVERNS sent both faernnther auI
January into ufW EiEh EraunI fnT iHf
season durinn she afternoon Hf about af
o. - points net niNlsr BulIisd southern
fpot adTicss and tFht COVERINGS Hffn "a
e. account Tor ths bulge tafHr deliveries
sold - O. rs points net hIHher
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-22
COP AND SAILOR
ENGAGE IN FIGHT

Tho Hrsi trouhia between enc 70
ilrr and men fram the nfft 20 battle
ships in Turf occurred Hhaut see
O'Clock iaat night a. the resuit ~ a
Haht n ahIann Ht thr northwest
CORNER of rarraFnua and WRIGHT street
managed hE A BLACK. who blew a 20
Hce whistle on Hisarderiy biusiackeis.
Policeman collins answered TIRE cail
ard before No. succeeded ~ Kettina
one 90 the men fo che petrol HoE De
srunlcd with che seaman unfl thef
bad rearhsl fhr PARKWAY On wright
street Ths sailor offered considerable
resistance and BE- .H said even went -
far ss fn STRIFE fhr policeman. ofrrer
collins found AZ necessary ~ give the
unrur sailor Errere huf bv ~
means dangerous clubbing
Tire 1far Was brought rs thf rn-
Ner station and termed over the rr ~
In charEe - ere ruara frnm che war
ships THE ensign said that the SALE
ar'F acts subjects hin tn r. fine ahoard
hIs vessel which mas amount fa fieo.
Two sailors wsrn arrested nH "a rec
Fnlf ~ ere wIv-up
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-22
YESTERDAYS WEATHER.
e e Q

Furnished ny ths local onlce. weather
bureau. United states department %
agriculture. under the direction %
wills D.. Moore. chief % burcsu. wash
inEtnu. ~. q.
psnaacoia's Tsnpsratu~s Data.
Highest on record FOR November. a.
derreer
Lowest On record for Noyemhsr. Is
degrees
Average ~ the highest daily tenn
psraturcs for November. es dcErees.
Average - tire lowest daily temper
aturea Cor November. SO degrees.
Highest temperature yesterday. 90
degrees
Lowest temperature yesterday morn
ms So degrees
Penaacolaa Rainfnll Data.
Normal rainfall Tor the month q
November a1f inches
Total rainfall this November 20 Z
b. m g.10 inches
Total excess January isf 20 October
1fHt 3D. a. inches.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-22
LODGING PLACE
PROVIDED THEM
sLUejAekErs COULD FIND NO
ROOMS AND WE'RE PROVIDED
VITA PLACE TO SLEEP AT rHG
POLICE STATION.

A sample of ths good treatment
ahich men from tte feet ~ battle
Hhire in Che harhor are recfitinE ai
fha hands 8f che Pensacola pod co da.
rsrfment waa dIFr.aYt1 about ! %
O'Clock thfa morninE. when four sober
end terv polite sailors called there
anf aHked f1r permission o. spend che
SIGHT Thfv told tire desk sefrean'
fhaf they had tried 90 secure IadRins
a. fhe down town hotels and 'odKnE
hnuraa hnt could not De- nrramnin-
dated on arcount ~ the places an be-
ING nned ~ men from me feet ans
sfhsfH
they were allowed to sleep in ths
recorders court room un enc second
nooF of Ire police station.
TIA men expressed their thankn a
the oalcera un duty nf the station and
asked to he cniied az ~. ocio-k fhia
fnorninN n tlmo ta catch q launch
from their RhlEH which would convey
theV 20 their respective Veasfir
"Go up-Htalrf. turn to vuur left and
take n sleep. W. Hiil call 500 af d.80.
whs what tht oHieern thid ths boss
from fhe hiN ahlra
Thsv accepted fhe inVitafion end
aetin thaukad the station oHesrs
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-22
New York Stock Market.

View Nerks Naf en- Stocks ger. n
semsuhat hsttsr asH.au5 q ~ ousnlns
fhanaes usre raufntf fr fra-fiars. fra
49, Ealn awnnE tHe rfanaard iFsurt
That ~ f1uflffr IHrIr. whf.h
srsculafIrn became broad ara rr~re &C..
tife and numerous stocks iwrrnVed sr
r1Inta. inriuffnE rrfon raefns. Rsad-
inM. canadian rnf.fr. So rau baltimore
strsneif tssa tas zen sitrss 81 ~ ss..
rrui aaFH elevated Ff. ka during fnn
norn.ng fratf-F IrfHsrrsa hv che
higher range 20 hmrrI.nna ~ FnrHan.
rr'-rs rrgs fra-tiarsn, - ~. a..tss, AZ.
hrh arerafirne were a. .HfeH nr SOS Soy.
fEufrfed auI0InrrnFrf HF q sold sH.
aasemfnt end afar nunhrF M .aslrs
asis.msr. ara 0tie -sT. r r-,t.f y.
Spouse e. ifs SOD OHf#Hfr rarsff 81 cor.
rnNN rose nu rrrfIrHHf.." Hf fnrHEEH
demand Annouurernent of r Er1d eurass
merit faffna NJ iwnrrHIafa FnfrnrHn IH fHH
money market. Cau fnanr. .r Fact errneH
shade higher thar vrHferHaT "a Ha.a
and soon went % rer cent n.nis Nere
sforts feund ruiitrf Amounts 81 sf,-s
avanable ana Rad % raise their hids ~
retire contracts. Provided dividend naF-
nz raNraad issues urrf ahearheH stead
Q, wlih sn ..ereaslns inquirT als7 pr
Proat tahira hy eaf,y buyers ana spec
aihffEc sales weakness che usmrEst in rnbI-
afteFnnan. hecesHionf areraerf atout
haf point hlf wFFE urf ATTENDED NN
ana FHnw ~ activity
TIE ularkef riasod STRONG Tho nsaaf
important movement 81 fHr usF occurred
b. ths ausI hour when arrs huHlnn
erdera nrWet into the ularzrf far 80 thr
.mmurtHUf EfufhH NNnfkH nf EMNH shares
arf uuwnr1H were takrn freely ard fhH
entire zee ATTAINED SOP HEufeF Ftunl
prizes showed gains of 8 ta 2 points Or
practically fVerffhinn dealt n
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-22
ORDERS AN INVESTIGATION
OF SOME EXPRESS BATES

washington. Nov. 2i-on its own
Initiative. the interstate counnerce
commias on today ordered an inveassNa-
tiun into the rates. Consultations and
regulations 81 express companies re-
spectlnE the transportation n bread
yeast and bakery products.
Under existinG express rates. these
products enjoy a special rate an aver
aWe Of a5 per cent lower than the gen
ersi merchandise express rate. Ia the
rate schedule proposed ~ the commits
sion. no special rates FOR such com
modities were made. The application
% the rat rates 90 tire commission
would increase the cost Of the express
transportlun Of bread and like com
moditlea
Twenty .aeven express companies are
made PARTIES 20 the Investigation.
Tho time and place 81 tire public IN
CURRY win be announced later.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-22

thing ca. Franks Tailor & Cleaner.
a. r. karpun. W. on HsHnrsf D. F
IlauIeIa a. Morasrn. o.. D. QuIna. Dr..
nriano E o.. HerInE TInrsda faw
HfnartInE Co. Pensacola cold storage
Co. a. A nsiI rsliK o. GIsrkmsYer. %.
~ HrFans John Ia Young ~. N Nc
Donald. samuel e.. pinnrT. q. Nasan.
C'has 81 I.irafl o. Morgan. ~ ~.
whiting a. va g. Mrffunh. grower
lowell. j. e. Green. A ID Alfred S. d.
Thomas w. RAY ~ Thomas I nv
irierre. A. H Nnisafra. fkf III fIeIhafr
uErstol HuftnnE works. A. a. naYHff.
WIN urummnnd Mutnai Motor Dar
Co. EsramhIa CnorsfaRe ru. nnr "a
Johnson. vs. r REYNOLDS. Edw w.
nnheffa 81. M strickland M N
nrawner. a. o. Youug sffarna lam
Her a Exuart co. guf states Shipping
Co. pcnearoia shippina Co... prIhear
E1rnrt Company HerrF WrTauahfn.
VI ~ smith "a M ffuataH hf E Er.F.
Inrrr =. U MaUarv. F gIfHrau E-aff.
ffueh II rarueF. y l ingram. WING
Hnu eco. George 81 Terry Antonio
EIsazra. SfaFno Bros. e.. Lew. a. 4.
Etnrharf. Wfn. RnrnehIatr. w 81 War.
HfId. M r. hFhoff p p MHser az
Frater. newton Gibbs. ~. a.. a H.ra
iaF. W. "a Ferris. Ira Abbott. 81 AL
UeaEer. Ben z KinF. ben 81 zsfnas7.
r p rrnr famea WrfFurh. WanFv
Horsfer. IT, Jno. fL Pace. Elmer n
white. r. p Mann. Prank d Hum
rhrafa a fnwv. Tnn. C UraaraNsr-
I W Wells. p SHERMAN. Euirt q
Barrow. John H Cr1ss. 81 r White.
Ina TrinEss %. G.. FlUe. E r efrfrh
iaud. AZ r. White. ThoF n MrgaHrla.
r IS Davenport "a W Baker. Thomas
Kfrf. p a. Reharts. IT,. % garrett. "a
O. RedsnIr n. = HaIrr. A. NfI.fsn. IF
"a Durn. R a. HsinherE
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-22
ORIGINAL HARD
LUCK GUY" FOUND
Discovery % Martin o'Brisn Pots -
Hsut sli othsr clainssuts FOR Honof
--ffaa nard Tive.


EtsuheuVills. ohia. New. a. AIartin
OnFien - sfsuhsnfiiie. to-day lainicd
the hard iurk Championship
Sis weeks nna Ourieuis hr0fhar.
John. feii from q train. rereiVinE tn-
iuries thaf stiu connne him e. a has.
pital a sesk later smother brother.
Matthew suffered n similar accident
subsequently afartin u'Rriena wife
was cent ~ a hospital seriously rL
just a. che bad recovered bis i've
pear-1ld chiia died 81 diphtheris To-
aav hH brother in law. Lc8 McGinmis
fen from train and received Injuries
that may prove fatal
UHrieu b. cripple We lost one
arm in rarroad accident aeyefai
wears hao
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-22
SNEED'S LAWYER
WORKS THE COURT
Rspssss Fsrbidosn oSsstion Until
Finsd fsr centsmpt. Then Claims a
10 or Record and Can be Asksd.

PORT Worth. Texas. Nov Alt cost
cone Johnson leading attorney Tor J.
n snced. Soc today % get into the
record one important iInk In the de-
tense testimony IN the trial % Hneed
f1r the alleged murder ~ Captain a. ~.
Rorce lu the face ~ repeated pnund-
ms - the gave and sharp orders BY
ere court 10 he silent. johnson calmly
and repeatedly voiced a question the
court bad ordered not % be asked
Johnson was unable "a any time 10
complete hia question hut he forced ~
10 The point where the court fned him
500 fof contempt The attorney paid
ire nne. deciarinE that he made hts
question sufficiently ~ record 90 Ne
ussd In an appeal
THE question was Intended 40 hrinT
uut evidence hy which the defense
hoped io prove that Captain noyce
gave his son. A. money FOR TIRE pur-
pose " eioplnE with Mrs.. gnccd. and
also fhai an employe - Captain poycs
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-22
HEAVY TERMS FOR
WEST VIRGINIANS
msn whs Hsid 70 Traln srs sssrsa
Passengers Get Lens Sentences IN
STRIKE Case.

Chafisatown, W Va. Nov 2i--Quiet
obtained today On TIE Kanawha coal
keids. where state troops are in con-
froi On account ~ q strike ~ miners
u Il now believed federal soldiers WI
not BE- called upon. Joseph Rnines. 8.
F Nance and Charles coon farrell.
tried 81 military commission. we're
sentenced rspasctively 90 i've years Cor
ohatructinG e train end intimidatins
passengers &c years FOR interferinE
with q militia ofnerr on duty and twu
years Tor ohstructinE e train. The thrsa
men. with q negro sentenced Wcdmee-
day. Wera removed 90 the state peni-
tentiary az Mounasvlile.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-22
Membership of Association
Is Nearly Doubled

tconiinusd from FaFs onsl
members weye gained Tor the Pcnsa-
cola Commercial Association. in the
whiriwlnd nuish ~ the tag mpaign
begun last Monday.
THE Increase ln the faur workinE
DAYS was a1i. the daily enroiimeuts
hrinn
Nouday. ss Tuesday. &c: weducs
dav a.. and YESTERDAY 100
Csptsin william n Herriasrs team
captured most of me hnners for mem
bsrship Increase. wlnniaE teo ~ the
prise hoses ~ ciEsrs snd capturiun enc
silk umhreiia fer securInE the mcsi
members.
The team cartsinsd 81 n ~ wers
vas awarded the siIk umHrelia fnr
iarsest amount ~ cash
Tire rsmpsiEn was directed ty
Joseph p Rahb 81 Birmingham. And
thn directors ~ fHe asrnriatien met
hen che fraulta 81 the daF we're ban
snd voted che camraign a sHrrrsa One
in Ereaf measure e. IRE ifriIimate
p'su mapped out nF the director sud
purs led hv tnr memhera Who were On
the teams
TIE directors also gave afr Rshb e
vote ~ thanks and instructed ~ecre
tarv Leland q Rendered. 90 write him
letter ~ Comment fian for hla val
liable services and in.Iuding adtiee o.
an trade orraniFatnn desiring r.
rneulherrhlp booster a. secure his err
vices
The business met 1nda made q
~ apneai ~ TIE asses alton END "a
those approached AS weU and are heid
a. be hiE farter u ere success Il
fhe camFaiFn.
Mr Bahh wl lsavs THIS morning fc-
his bone according o. bis present
plans. au1 t ~ probable 30 wlu a.
Valuable work for selma. Aiahsms. he-
fare Ions -
NEW MEMBERS.
Those who folned Yesterday are
C'harlca Hartman. silver sgrinss liz
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-22
Liverpool Market

Liverpool NoE 81 Cotton sunf au'ff
Prices firm American mtddilnr fair q 81.
good mlddllnH. f1g. miadiimg. 0ae. low
middlinE. eTt. good ordinary, ags ordi-
nary ko
sales zoe hairs, ~ which SOC wers for
spe calaiinn enc expert ana luelm9ed e.Ha1
American.
Receipts s5.ooe bales. ineiudinr 1850
~ ies American
Futures opened quiet and steady anr
closed steady November December.
SIS i-as December January. ff6 Ianu-
February. zee t-si Fehruarf March
Mat June fef t-8. 1uue-FuiV ESQ I-g
tuif.-A August 6.6s tls AuGusfs September
fa. Scwrrmhfr-o October. ESQ. October
November. ega.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-22
COTTON GINNING
is VERY ACTIVE


Washington. Nov. ef.--Cotton am
ming during the NTH period a. TIE sea
son. from November ! 90 r. VS. mors
aetiNe thin year than a was durinn tho
record crop year % 1914 ~ about a.eoa
bales a workinr dny. the census hu-
rean'a report today showed
The Total ginning for the period was
10000 bales compared with i.gf2 =
81 haiss last year. From the begin
Ming ~ the season a. November 10
the quantity Einned waa aaea.asa haies
compared with 1881. aat bales tact
year.
The average SHINING . wnFklnm dav
vas t1f.2fi bales compared With
i1f,o1e bales during the grriod isFt
year.
An estimate ~ this veara coftna
crop wiii he issued ~ fis department
- agriculture December IS 81 = p. %
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-22
ocwoBER sEv NEW HIGH
MONTHS ~ FoREtoN BUSINESS

Washington Nav In sTits 81
'he unsettled business conditions at-
lenainR thf month before a prrsiden-
taI election. october tef q neF hiaH
marx In fHe amount ~ fafeiRu bua-
ness Zone hy Ihr United sfatrH beth
in Imports ard exports a report ius,
issued ht enc bureau af fnrelFn ard
domestic commerce HhaAH tha last
month fe imports we're ffTfrao $40
ths previous high water mark iavinr
Teen reached iu Arri. fafa when
roods to ere vaiue nf fife.tti.tt1 were
brought intb the country.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-22
ALLEGED CRANK
FACES LIFE TERM
Risaslssoh charusd Win Tryinu 20
oyssriss n Les Angeles My BE
Given Lens Tsrna.

Toe Angeles. Nov. aiaCarl Risdei-
harh. who invaded fhs central police
station Tuesday with an Internal ma q
chine. threatened the destruction ~ o.
cupantH building and surrounding
block. Waa arraiKnee on q charge -
placing dynamite were persons con-
afrNafe. sentence ~ from one year 90
iife may BE- Imposed The authorities
have decided UPON criminal prosecution
because ~ lack 81 equipment ~ state
aaFiumH Tor imprisoninn hUmlcidal
iunHtica.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-22
JACK JOHNSON ALLOWED
TO FtLE AIS DEMuaRERs

CHICAGO. Sow 60 Jack johnson ere
negro puKUst. TODAY received rermis-
sion fa 90 Iemurrers Co nte rnarKes
~ violating enc Mann white slave act.
Three weeks we're allowed IN which 90
ureTnFH fhe demufrrrs
n han beer expected t1at whsn ar
rsIaned ere puEilIst wouia plead -
che re1rral indictments which charge
hIm vItu trauspurtinH Belle schrsiher.
white wotnan. aFruHs diFerenf state
boundaries fdr Immoral purposes
1ehunun. in smother federal ease.
llea 8ed rot guilty 20 fhr charge ~
snlurriiuH diamond neckisec from
Europe
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-22
RATE DISCRIMINATION M
FAVOR OF STEEL TRUST

washngton. Nov 81 Testimony IN
support az alleged discrimination On
railroad rates faforinE the United
states steel Corporation vas presented
today az the hearing in Tire Govern
pnr3tiuu.
Jean Mueller a. epert accountant.
formerly with IRE interstate commerce
commission. offered aRurcs OF tables
along this line
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-22
RUSSIAN CROWN PRINCE IS
SUFFERING FROM TuRERcuLosts

berlin. NeV 1l-The Russian crovn
prince ie suffering from tuberculosis
of tbs hir Joint end hemophnia. exc
Guiding any hone ~ hia complete res-
forafi0n o. health. according 20 che
- rctsrHhurn correspondent ~ the
NosEfarha EcitunE. who says ~ has
his Information from m absolutely au-
fhrufIr source
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-22

TIE Hawn timber market ia active. wffh
AT Timber sent 60 market meeting with
ready sales IT, fact the demand lei
zreatef han TIE supply. sales during
TIE week were "a the hanla ~ 90 cents
FOR averages ~ 40 feet ard o.. uffh
smaller RVcfaHea in Proportion Sfnr ks
are small. excepting In the hands ~
shippers
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-22
REPORT THAT TOWN rs
DESTROYED ~ EARTHQUAKE

Mexiro CITY. nov e. Reports that
ths town 81 AeanboY IN the northern
part a. McxIco state. wHa dcsiros "a
hy Tuesdays earthquake were renew
% TODAY ln 81 Oru and doetefs imme-
diafriY proceeded 90 the scene 90 a.
stated chat ire Victims numbered a
hundred
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-22
THE MISSISSIPPI RIvER
COMMISSION or INSPECTION

Nee OrIeanA Nov 1f-The mem
hera ~ the Mississippi river cumnis-
sion aboard the government steamer
Mississippi arrived here TODAY and
were welcomed ~ cfv uaHgials Tie
r. mrlIasionrrs left a. Louis Noveulhur
or on their semi-aunual trip doen the
river The ierai ievse board win sub
mf their reports and ~rrsmmeuda p
lions. afiar whleh the commissions 3
v.iI visit tHe tstties az she mouth of
che river.