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Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-06-08
Bv Percy H. Whiting.

Wild with the Atlanta ball
club, with the gate receipts
and with our dispositions About
three solid weeks of sunshine is all
that will save u.s. Manager Hemp
hill is fairly wild over the weather.
Here | have a team" he says,
that needs work. And can ! give
it to EN-? can not. l can't play
in the rain"
The Crackers are not unlike the
lrishman with the tight boots who
said Faith, an I'll never be able
to get EN- on till after I wear 'em
bit" In their case they'll never
be able to win any games until
they play few
Some teams get good on loafng
They are the ones made up Of we'll
behaved youngsters. No team of
veterans ever played good ball I'M
less it was playing steadily.
MANY fans have wondered this
ANA year why Manager Hemphill
loaded up his team with so many
veterans The official explanation
is that Hemp" took over tail
end team, with little material on it
that he could use When the wreck
ing crew got through with the
Southern league Champs Of
1911 all that was left was Cor
were" it's immaterial to mel
Sykes, O'Dell. Sitton and Atkins.
Naturally Hemphill had to build
up the team from the bottom. And
naturally he picked up old players
TO do It.
Did you. ever notice that when
man comes down from the big
leagues to manage a minor league
club he always Jugs lot of old
timers with him? 1t never fails,
That's easy TO explain, too.
A manager coming down from
above knows the big leaguers and
the ex-big leaguers But the vast
mess OF minor league performers is
as queer as kraut to him. So he
grabs for what he knows.
NEXT year the local baseball as
ISOLATION plans to daily more
with young players. There are two
reasons for this. one is that the
Kids liven up team and add to the
speed The other is that minor
league club must depend. quite
largely. for its income on develop
ing young players for sale to the
major leagues.
In these days. when any ordina-
rily good player is worth $1,000 and
star brings more than a score Of
thousands it pays to dig them UP.
HAS anybody noticed that the
southern league race Is getting
good? II not please notice Yes
tevday three teams We're tied for
third place Today Chattanooga
has the position. an alone
Right now the league leaders and
the al-end clubs are separated by
but 10 fun games.
OF course. Birmingham has
rather exalted standing At that II
the Barons lose 4 games while the
Guls are winning ., Mike Fnns
team Will pass them
The real tight race Is between
second and seventh places. inclu-
sive. only SIP full games sep
arate the Mobile clue from the
Crackers. which is moderately near.
trha f.t1fe ia eDaord piaaa have
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-06-08
CORNELL TRACK FOUND
TO BE YARDS TOO LONG

ment of the Percy field track on which
The Cornell track meets are held showed
that Tel Bena. Cornelis great dis
lance runner ran B. yards more than
TWO miles when he established the new
American record ~ 9;114-5 MsN &
The track s four yards too long on
each quarter
Il is figured Berna ran Two miles in
about 2 minutes seconds The for
n1er mark set by Berns was 2 .25 -.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-06-08
New York Scribe Praises Work
Of Carl Thompson, Now a Yank

OARL THOMPSON the former University of Georgia
I twirler. made his first appearance the mound in
- Yankee uniform last Wednesday, when he finished
game against the Maps Cleveland Harry CHASER war cor
respondent with the for Hearss New. York Evening
journal had the following TO say about the work of the
Athens hero
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-06-08
No Rirn-Cutting

Then. these patent tires end rim
cutting forever.
Statistics show that % per cent
of all ruined old-type tires are rim
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-06-08
eALL MING rouRNEY.

LONINN JUn6 s--Jodn BaI VS.
terday won he amateur golf cham-
pionship NJ Great Britain in the tourna
ment PLAYED at Westward Ho.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-06-08

cut. These new-type tires-No.
Rim-Cut tires--save that 90 per
cent.
These two features together
No Rim-Cut and oversize-under
average conditions, cut tire bills
in two.
That is why No-Rim- Cut tires
nowfar outsell any other tire. They
are used today on some 200, 900
cars.
You are bound to come to them.
But, while you are waiting, your
tire cost is twice what it need be.
Let US prove this to you.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-06-08

Our 1912 Tire Book, based on I 3
years of tire making, is filled with
facts you should know. Ask us to
mail it to you.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-06-25

Una partida de muchachos Sc entire
tiene tn husmear por entire los cachi-
vaches viejos que Sc depositan para ser
quemados frente a Pena Parada, en-
Puerta de TERRA. Y Sc llevan objetos
que pueden estar llenos de pulgas con
taminadas
La policia debe prestar un POGO mas
de atenci6n a esos sitioS en- que Sc han
hechO crematOriOS.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-06-25
son TN PELIGRO

En- Ia parada tres y media, en- Puerta
de Terra, hay varios ranchones que
.estan cerrados hace varios meses y,
consiguientemente, constituyen un
magnifico vivero de ratas que son un
peligro
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-06-25

San Juan no prohiban la salida de per-
sonas nj la exportaci6n de mercancfas.
cometera una extralimitaci6n punible
e incurrira Ell un delito penable quienes
Sc manifesten en- sentido de hacer mas
afictiya la situaci6n de San Juan, con
insolitas actitudes, como esa que denun-
ciamos ante la conciencia del pals.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-06-25
FL Cine Tres Banderae

Con un lleno rebosante dio function ell
domingo, el Cine Las Tres Banderas =
No quedo una sola localidad vacia
El programa interesante, gust6 mu.
cho al numerosfsimo p1blico,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-06-25
VACANTE .<-1

Se neceslta un professor de Tenedu-
ria de libros y Contabilidad, con prdctico
en- "a enseaansa. Dirijirse por escrito 4,
Sr Vice-Presidente de la Association do
Dependientes de Comercio con informes
y direction.
n -. La Directive.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-06-25
Il proceso de la peste
HOY NO HAY NUEVOS CASOS
iMis brazos mi vida!

precisamente, a prueba de ratas Y los
perroS Y los. gatos abundant en- cada
casa Sc encuentra un par de estos ami
males. i Es que no van por ALI los ms
pectores de Sanidad?
OFREZCO MIS- BRAZOS Y MI VIDA!
No pOdemos III debemos pasar por al
to, sin dejar de apuntarlo, ell hecho de
un generoso rasgO, ocurrido entire las
paredes del Preside de San Juan
Ell Gobernador Carrel llam0 al Jefe
de Prisiones senior Elzaburu para que
eXplorara la voluntad de los confina-
dos, con ell fin de yer quienes, espon-
taneamente estaban dispuestos salir,
las calles de San Juan, a prestar ser
vlcios Ell la higienizacion de la ciudad
y sus barrios, luchando, de ese modo,
contra la playa que nos azota. FL Co
bernador ofrecia conmutarles parte de
la pena.
FL Jete de la Penitenciaria, cumplien-
do el encargo conferidole. habl0 los
presos Ell tai sentido Todos los conf
nadoS, como un solo hombre, ofrecie-
ron al Sr. Elyabnru sus brazos
\ aqul viene el acto imtensamente
emoclonante. que queremos referir-
nos Entire los confinados de la cadena
perpetGa, hay unO, procedente de HUI
macao. Sc llama Pedro Diaz, conocido
por MartillO" Pedro Diaz fu6 con
denadO a muerte en- la COrte de Distri-
to de HumacaO Y ell Gobernador Hunt
le perdon0 la vida. Y al conocer la mi
sion del Sr. Elzaburu, adelant6 unos
paSos, y con voz clara, aunque no muy
serena por la emoci0n, pronunci6 estas
palabras: Senior: 0frezco mis- brazos Y
mn vida En- el tempo que lleyo aquf,
he podldo hace runos ahorros: son Sc
Senta pesos Digale usted al Goberna-
dor que go Sc los entrego para ayudar a
cOm0atlr la peste en- las classes pObres -
aqui viene el acto interesante emo
clonante, que queremos referirnos.
entire los confinados cadena perpectua,
hay uno procedente de Humacao. Sc
Hama Pedro Diaz, conocido por Mar
tillo. Pedro Diaz fue condenado a
muerte por la Corte de Distrito de
Mumacao y ell Gobernador Hunt lie per
don6 la vida. Y al conocer la mission
del senior Elzaburu. adelanto unos pa
SOS, y con voZ clara, aunque no muy
serena por la emoci6n, pronunci6 estas
palabras: Senor Ofrezco mis- brazos Y
mi vida En- ell tempo que llevo aqui
he podido hacer algunos ahorros: son
sesenta pesos. Digale usted al gober-
nador que 20 Sc los entrego para ayu-
dar combatir la peSte en- las classes po-
bres -
Hondo, muy hondo es ese rasgo ge-
neroso del Unfortunate presidiario.
Es rm desprendimiento altruista que
habla muy alto de los sentimientos hui
manitarios de Pedro Diaz FL hombre
puede caer baJo el peso de una obse-
caci6n pero el toraz6n, cuando ha sido
siempre bueno y sano. Sc mantiene sa-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-06-25
ASOCIAClON
Dependencies de Comercio
Centre de instruction y Recrso
SAN JUAN, P. R.

La Junta Directiva de esta Asociaci6n.
pone en- conocimiento de sus asociados,
que partir del primero de Julio pro-
ximo dara cOmienzo Ell nuevo curse de
ingles y contabilidad. La matrfcula
quedara alberta desde ell treinta del pre-
sente hasta el ocho de Julio, dia en-
que Sc abriran las classes.
La DIRECTIVE.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-06-25
Atentanente.
The New York and p. r. Steam

The New York and p r. Steam
ship Company
Esta circular c0nfrma nuestra infor-
maci6n de aver acerca del aSunto que
de tan vital interes resulta para ell pals
Y contrasta maravillosamente la actitud
de la importante casa naviera con la que
con los habtanteS y mercaderiaS proce-
dentes de San Juan pretenden tomar en-
algunas poblaciones de- la isla donde la
alarma ha tornado gigantescas proper
clones, Sc anuncian actitudes innece-
Sarias
Ell REGISTRO CIVIL
Sc han anotado desde las diez de la
manana de aver a la misma hora de la
de hoy las siguientes defunciones
Juan Rivera Caban, tuberculosis pull
monar; Marcial Cubana, Collapse ear
diaco, Eutaquio Torres Berten, enfer-
medad de Brigth; Ines Clemente Rosa,
tuberculosis pulmonar.
10 QUE SUICIDE EN- LA PERLA
En- el barrio la Perla han sido des-
truidas, por orden de la Sanidad, varios
cercos Varios vecinos del barrio han
venido decirnos que ellos estan dis
)uestos aceptar la orden que juzgan pru-
dente, pero nos suplican llamemos la
atenci6n de los inspectores de sanidad
acerca de que va hoy algunos vecinos
que han empezado instalar nuevamen-
te las cercas derruldas, y de que hay al
gunas casas completamente sucias y otras
Que son verdaderas guaridas de ratas
TN CASO DE PESTE EN- CAROLINA
En- Carolina ha ocurrido aver TN case
sospechoso que Sc supone sea peste bu-
bonica'.
tTAMB1EN EN- CANovANAsg
En- Can6vanas ha muerto hoy I'm in
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-06-25
La Directiva.

dlviduo que trabajaba en- una fnca de
don Ramon H. Delgado. Esa muerte
ha sido comunicada a la direction de Sa-
ndad pOr creerse que sc trata de un
nuevo caso de peste, y hoy ha salido para
esa pOblaci0n uno de los medicos del
LaboratOrio con ell fin de investigar ell
caso
PROHIBIDA LA CONSTRUCTION
DE CASAS.
Sc ha dictado una orden prohibiendo,
por ahora, que Sc conStruyan casaS en-
San Juan y sus Barrios Solamente las
empezadas podran concluirse.
CASAS DESTRUIDAS EN- PUERTA
DE TERRA Y SANTURCE.
En- la parada cuarentitr6s ha sido des-
tuida por orden de La Sanidad, la ca
sa en- que viva ell sencr Garcia Lebr6n;
y en- la diez ocho la que viva Carmen
Culla
CientO cincuenta hombres dirigidOs
por los senores San Telmo QuinoneS,
JefeS de la detective. han destruido en-
Puerta de TERRA cuarentid6s casas que
Sc encontraban en- pesimas condolences
en- la destruction de elias Sc han tornado
todas las precaucioneS con ell fin de que
no puedan escaparse las rataS que en-
elias habian.
UN CASO SOSPECHOSO EN- BAYA-
MON.
Personals que han llegado de Baya-
mon nos manifestan que una hija de
don Ramon Garcia Cobian, q. reside ac-
tualmente en- la casa numero ocho de
la calle Toa Baja, de la poblaci6n men
cionada, esta enfema de una enferme-
dad sospechosa. Con ell fin de analizar
la ha sahdo para Bayam6n ell doctor
Hernandez m6dico del Laboratorio.
La famiha Garcia Cobian estaba do
miciliada en- la Marina, de esta capital.
hasta hace pocos dias.
EN- LA FORTALEZA.
Hoy han estado en- la Fortaleza. a con
ferenciar con ell gobernador, los seiiores
Balbas Sanchez Morales de la Haba
I'll obJeto era enterar al seiior Carrel de
La plausible idea de construir un sanato-
no para personals pudientes. idea de Ia
que lnformamos en- nuestra edici6n do
aver, solicitar un predio de terreno
para inStalarlo.
FL gobernador expres6 los visitantes
que estaba altamente complaeido de IN
laudable idea y les ofrecio el neceSario
terreno para instalar ell sanatorio.
(Contintla en- la pagina 1Ol
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-06-25

a las personals que quieran salir de
San Juan para cualquier punto Gle la
isla Sc les exige que vayan antes la
Ofcina de la Direction de Sanidad, en-
Puerta de TERRA. a desinfectar la ro-
pa.
Lo de la desinfecci6n es oportuno.
neceSarIo, plausible. Lo que no nos pa
rece ;mportuno, innecesario, nj plausi-
Die, eS que los vecinos de San Juan.
a los que aqui llegan Gle la isla, sc les
obigue If a Puerta de TERRA a hacer
la desinfecci6n del equipaie cuando
quleran viajar, unos Y regresar a sus
domicilios, otros.
iPOr que no Sc crea un departamen-
to de desinfecci6n en- la ciudad9 Es alb
SOlutamente neceSari0.
EXAGERADAS PRECAUCIONES EN-
MAYAGUEZ.
Aver tarde, cuando va habia entrado
.cn prensa este diario, recibimos el ST.
gliente telegrama de Mayaguez:
Anoche efectuose reunion obieto
formar iga defensa contra peste. Sc
GIN in!0rmes primer acuerdo serd i'm
.pedir Que personals mercancias de esa
.precedencia lleguen a 6sta. Apresur6
me manifestar este para conocimiento
general "
5Tendr5n autoridad las personals reu-
midas para tomar ese acuerdoq..
|UN CASO SOSPECFOSO EN- LA CA
LIE LUNA.
DE Ia casa n6mero cuarentiocho de
la calle Luna fue sacado aver a las cua-
tro de la tarde, llevado al Cuarente-
mario el individuo Francisco Rosa
quien presenta los sintomas de la pes
te bub6nica.
HACE FALTA MAS LIMPTEZA-
ABUNDAN Los PERROS Y LOS
GATOS.
En- las Caleta de las Monias haee
falta mas limpieza de la que actualmen-
te hay La calle las casas no estan,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-06-25

no y bueno por encima de todos los
pasados dolorosos. Pedro Dfaz es ese
hOmbre Y ese coraz6n
Sc DECIA QUE EN- RIO PIEDRAS. !.
Aver tarde circul6 la noticia de que
en- Rio Piedras habia sido atacado por
La peste ell estimable joven Luis Villa,
hermano del Pharmaceutical don Ramon
Villa, de la supradicha poblaci6n
Preguntamos la telefonista de Rio
Piedras la que nos contest6 que ell joven
Villa estaba tranquilamente, excento de
enfermedad alguna, en- ell casino.
Los VAPORES PROCEDENTES DE
ESTE PUERTO NO SERAN DETE-
NIDOS EN- NUEVA YORK.
Ell gerente de la New York p. r. S. S.
Company nos envia la siguiente circular:
AVISO AL COMERCIO
Muy Senores nuestroS -
En- vista de la situaci6n actual las
medidas sanitarias que es necesari0 to-
mar, solamente Sc recibira para embar-
que carga limpia en- cajas o paquetes, es
decir que no podemos aceptar cueros
0 articulos semejantes
La carga para ell vapor Coamo" que
saldra de este puerto ell mi6rcoles, dla
26 de, Sc recibira EN- ell muelle no. |
81 hubiere que llevarse en- lanchas por
no permitirse el atraque del buque al
muelle, el lanchaje sera por cuenta del
embarcador.
Segun cable recibido de nuestras of
cinaS en- New York, las autoridades cua-
rentenarias no eSperan detener vapores
procedenteS de San Juan, menos que
lleven la enfermedad a su bordo, pero
seran fumigadoS al ser descargadoS como
ambien la carga que pueda llevar germe-
neS La fumigaci0n no hace dano
La fruta.
Atpntampntp
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-06-25

precisamente, a prueba de ratas los
perroS los gatos abundan: en- cada
casa Sc encuentra un par de estos ami
males. Es que no van por ALI los ms
pectores de Sanidad?
OFREZCO MIS- BRAZOS Y MI VIDA!
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-06-25
PROHIBIDA LA CONSTRUCTION
DE CASAS.

Sc ha dictado una orden prohibiendo,
por ahora, que Sc conStruyan casas en-
San Juan y sUs Barrios Solamente las
empezadas podran concluirse.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-04-29
Bessener NeWS

Ressemer. April 23.-(speciaD.-T have been unusually quiet in police cir cles today and last night. only eight ar rests were made and the first of these was made after 10 o'clock last night. This is the smallest number of arrests on Saturday and Sunday in the police court for very long time. Most of them were for minor offenses.
 MT. Strickland will address the Bap- tist Yocug Peoples union at the church on Tuesday evening on the Baptist Young Peoples union work. A full attendance is urged.
 Monday, May eth. has been named hos pital day in the city of Bessemer. Pre- vioifs 10 that time cards will be sent out announcing the fact and asking for a contribution from every man and woman in the cornmunity. No time or efforts will be spared by the hospital board in securing the best possible results on this day The whistles will be blown and va rious committees will visit every home for the purpose of collecting the cards with contributions. Everybody is asked to give something, however small the amount. The hospital Is for the people of this vi- chit wand must be built by them.
 The ceaccns of the First Baptist ch'rch held an important business meeting. at the church this afternoon.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-04-29
LINES FOR CONFEDERATE
 MEMORIAL DAY-1912
By Q. T. DoZIER

But not for grand old Robert Lee*
 Aught would l claim to~guild his name. For like yon sun. bright orb of day. That burns with never ceasing flame, So will his name and spotless fame Shine on and on with glory bright Till suns and worlds have run their course And earth is wrapped in endless night. Till then. till then. Almiughty God.
 Thou God in whom all natioons trust. With reverence we would Thee intreat To guard and shield their sacred dust, Til that great resurrection day
 Whe@ aahrlel's trump from out the
 skies
 Shah o.u the dead of all the world
 To wake and form their sleep arise. And that Thou wilt. Oh. gracious God.
 Grant everlasting life anew To all who wore the Southern gray
 And all that wore their country's blue, And stretching forth Thy mighty arm Life up to Thee in heaven on high And give to each as pension due
 A mansion bright within the sky.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-04-29

republican side and whether Governor Wilson or Speaker Clark will receive ad- ditional strength by reason Of the Mass aohusetts primaries is a matter of much debate.
 In giving Massachusetts a presidential preference primary, the legislature failed to make any provision for circle voting by groups On the republican ballot there are three sets of delegates, eight for Roosevelt, eight for Taft and one can didate also pledged to Taft LaFollette, Roosevelt and Taft appear in the presi- dential preference column.
 There is a probability, which is not re- garded as probable, of a pledged Taft delegation of eight delegates at large with a state preference for Roosevelt Ii would also be possible to choose a majority of district delegates for Roose- welt with a total preference vote in the state for Taft. It is generally expected, however, that the voters will follow the marking of the eight names in one group with similar preference on the balance of the ticket.
 The democratic ticket Is even more un- usual. There are 15 candidates for dele gates at large, 10 of whom are pledged to Governor Toss and one to Governor Wilson, while four are without pledges. At least three of the candidates for dele gates al large who are pledged to Floss seem certain Of election ana It IS not able that although Governor Wilson might win the presidential preference he could obtain but one delegate at large.
 It is generally expected that d ma- jority of the Massachusetts delegation to the Baltimore convention will be on rec ord as favorng Floss although he declares he is not a candidate
 Claims of the political managers vary greatly. General Edgar R. Champlin, of the Taft forces, predicted today that the President would get at least 34 out of the SG delegates. City Councillor Hale, the Roosevelt manager claims victory in the second, third. fourth sixth, seventh, 10th, 11th and 1fth congressional dis tricts-and a fighting chance for the eight delegates at large.
 Governor Wilson has been the only democratic candidate to speak in Massa- ehusetts Former Congressman McNary, who is in charge of his campaign. said today that the outlook Is encouraging. . The Champ Clark campaign has been almost as quiet.
 Congressman Curley said today he be- lieves a great majority of the democrats will favor Clark.
 Voting on Tuesday will begin in Boston at 6 a. m, but in most of the cities and towns the balloting will be later in the day and in three-quarters of them polls will not close until 9 p. m.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-04-29


 wrorg but all kept their places while pr. Simpson uttered a very brief prayer. In the meantime Dr. Branscomb had sunk into one of the pulpit chairs, leaning hack with his eyes closed
 As the prayer ended many rushed for ward to lend assistance and a few mo- ments later the minister was revived slightly.
 Dr. Branscomb then soon recovered and in a few minutes was able to walk to his home close by. He had a very busy day yesterday and the temporary illness was caused by exhaustion.
 Dr Branscomb has been preaching a series of sermons on the Ten Command ments. Last night he had reached the Seventh Commandment, Thou Shalt Not Commit Adultery"
 The large church was well filled with men of every walk and station of-1ife. The sermon was remarkable in many re- spoets, and was delivered with all the earnestness and vigor of which the speak CT was capable. Dr. Branscomb handled his subject with much skill and gave his hearers much food for thought.
 Though dealing with matters that called for plain speaking, he was tactful and showed much delicacy of expression. He attacked every form of sin leading to the breaking of the commandment from which he took his text, and earnestly and ,loquently presented the force of his argument making many a ringing plea for purity of life and conduct Every word that fell from the lips of the elo- quent divine was listened to with close attention by the large congregation pres- ent, and many expressions were heard that it was one of the most convincing sermons ever delivered in the city.
 pr. Branscomb will continue the se- ries, inc subject for next Sunday evening being the eighth commandment
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-04-29
HOLD PRIMARIES IN
 FLORIDA TUESDAY
First Time There Has Ever Been Direct Popular Vote
 for President

Jacksonville, Fla, April 2s.--Floridas 8 democrats, who were among the first to adopt the primary election system of nominating candidates for all elective and appointive offices will hold primaries throughout the state Tuesday. While, for several years, candidates for all offices, from United States senator down to con stable. have been thus nominated this will be the first time there has been direct popular vote for President. The only presidential candidates who have qualified to have their names printed on the official ballot are Woodrow Wilson and oscar W. Underwod. The campaign has been spirited and friends of each of the candidates are claiming victory
 The ticket this year will be so long that it Is thought the count in the larger pre- cnctss cannot be completed until late Wednesday
 On the. ticket will be printed the names of candidates for President, presidential electors, national committeeman, dele- gates to the national convention con gressmen at large, one congressman from each of the three districts governor jus tice of the supreme court, all of the state cabinet offices, state senats-s and repre- sertatives and all the county offices