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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-02
COTTON MARKET
CLOSES STEADY

Neu Yorh Nov. t-Cotton FUTURES
opened strong 80 an advance - ta t0
~ points on firm cables had 49, fhsf
news and n huliifh local crun estimate.
ReaiizinE vas very ueayT ard prices
easod On Z 90 8 point from thf beHf right
after ere call but there WnH a 80 nuf y
side demand and on ar Eastern heIf
forecast. prices aEaln ruled ~ and eur.
ing the middle 81 ere ruufrtnw ruled
about % % 81 points higher. haflna
ulade new high ground Tor fha Move raeFlf
on an positions. A fura3 stafiatfrfam e.
tfnnfed the crop "a $500 eaa halfa er-
elusive and an estimate 90 ere com mlHFs
rial crop 81 q fravelluH expert ufarrf
t AZ itfl6.0o0 bales inrludin9 HufeFn
TIE ruHs ~ hug.ng orders sitter fhe
uufaNurauie weather predictions rarried
fhr active months % CD "a points nee
higher but profit taking continued eK-
freueiF active and ~ soon a. thr De-
uFmhd Flackenea. prices showed 4 ten
denrr ~ east ~ wlth fhe market ate
Del the forenoon ahNF Inc a rfEenn 20
90 4 points from thM best
TranlnE here became less nFfiNe and
seemed % b. iarrrif in fle aaF ~ even
ms Hn fnH over thn tun hafH. adjourn
wsnt Fluctuations werr u.nA 81 les
irregular in conEeunenua hut the ntarkrf
showed q ET1Fraily steady undertone and
ruled within 1--WE 81 80 points uf ths
best during the mldfic af fhe Afternoon.
Cotton spot closed steady Middiinr
uUiandH, ai5ts mllling sui Dc 81
sales ga1 bales
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-02

YESTERDAYS WEATHER.
eA~ee

Furnished By the local oface. wealth
er bureau. United States department.
Of aEriculture. under tie direction of
Willis r. Moore. chief % bureau,
Washington. u. =.
PensRcela's Tsmperaturs Data.
Highest on record Tor October. -
degrees.
lowest On record Tor October. IS
degrees.
Average % the highest daily tenn
peratures for October. ~ degrees
Average o. the iowest daily temper.
atures Tor October. 9. deGrees.
Highest temperature yesterday. 20
degrees
Lowest tempfrature Yesterday. 81
degrees.
Psnsacela'a Rainfali Data.
Normal rainfall for the month %
October. a.nk inches
Total rainfall this October 20 2 n
m. kkI inches.
Total excess. January Tat 10 septen.-
80 soth. igst inches
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-02
PIcKINGS FROM
POLICE STATION

Nineteen cases we're docketed Cor
trial Ga the recorders court yesterday
morrsinE. Ten of the defendants were
found guiity. three discharged. two
caHea were continued and four we're
Transferred 10 me COUNTY. The nnes
amounted 90 $50
Four ncaroes. charred with being
Implicated in thr stealing o. q WAGON
load % SCRAP iron from A. Moline.
were turned over % thu county
The cases aEainst tao white bosa.
charged with areanlnE the sEeet car
tracks on North Palafof street with
soap. we're continued untn this morn
inH
Walter Moorsf. = nenfo. was nne1
so and costs on me charge 20 carr
ina a weapon concealed
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-02
sEEREss HAS TESTIMONY
TO SHOW SONS INNOCENCE

ChicaEo Nov t.-Testimony wHm
introduced today b. Mra Louisa
iAndioff. the uceress. calculated fa
show that The states accusations that
she murdered her son Arthur and Sow
~rai other members of her family vas
unfoundrd.
uw " ~ MMNln. az EliNa beth Nl.
an inferno al the hospital where At.
thur Lindinff died Described = paai
mortem examination be- made. in
which he examined only he pancfuaa.
Tits decision was acute panrreaiis.
The states examination went only -
far a. a. draw from thr witness an
admission that the symptoms descrih-
"a minht have indicated other disor.
dera and that there might have hee=
Any quantity ~ poison elsewhere In
the body
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-02
RACES AT FAIR
INTERESTED A
LARGE CROWD
EieoIET WINNER OF THE COUNTY
RAcE-EoolE HAL. "a AND
JOHN A. The OTHER WINNERS
MORSE SHOW AND AUTOS TO-
DAY.

The race track a. tho Fair yesterday
Afternoon presented q big program II
various sports. the races. the r. ~
6. A. track rect and The Hippodroms
actors.
The hrat event 81 TIE racinG was the
finish ~ the Comfy race. a race foF
horses owned IN Escambia county that
had never beaten 9 80 in a race. Az
DART Thursday afternoon the racs
vent over 20 Yesterday with FIRE Bas
tfe winner Of two heats and Rigolst
uith one heat To hts credit Hlrole,
was ali 20 the good. however yesterday
End won The race tatdnw two heats
right on the reeL
in the second event the $50 pace
or trot Eddie Hai ~. rroVed the win
ner in three straight heats and John
Jr second BHiy @ third ana LAZY
Maud fourth
The third race. The free Tor an pace
or trot vas won On one. two. three ~
John 49, Hal Pulaski second. Man
miro Golden Gate fourth.
f.onnle FinlnEim toolin9 sweet VIII
Ham again cnnred Tire mule race. Ion.
nie T. there with The go3ds and kaowa
bow "a push the long cared ouadrupsd
along Jack. iockeycd hv schuier was
second
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-02
Fresh Parsley Seed just
received. Crystal Pharmacy.
Phones 92l-922
AGRICULTURAL STATISTICS
ARE BEFoRE COURT

Chicaec. Ncv. i.--Testimony IN the
Eovernmcntn auit % dissolve the In.
fsrnationai Harvester company &c
veioped into an compendium % aRri-
cultural statistics today. Figures we're
submitted by Prof John Lee Coulter
~ ths federal bureau - census a.
WKAhinMtun.
IRE purpose 81 TIRE examination VS.
30 show hcw Tar the corporation con-
trolied the farm machinery nsld
AZ Couiton described = typica.
Minnesota farm 81 To ceres and saii
the cost ~ farm machinery necessary
20 cultivate o. averaged f1gs . year
Counsel Tor the government sought 81
show that move than hair that amount
was Tor implements ana binder tWins
which was furnished. uine-teutha 81
n. by TIRE International Harvester
compAry
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-02
CRADLE, ALTAR AND GRAVE.

The foliovfnE marriage Licenses
wsre issued IN ths ofncs - ths ccunty
judge during N. past week
WAITE MARRIAGES
Murdoek Basker and oaskey Ward
Henry Naasf.sr snd Amanda shes.
ollie Brewton sne Bessie Cepling
william Henry Jones and Minnie
Martha noss.
Ronham " Medlock and Annie
louise LusainEion.
AHan McgoVern and Louise nlan
Herman Rsriin snd There's Ianotg.
AIheFt n Whirpis ani Fona msiium
coLoHgp MARRIAGES.
wesiv Davis and Georgia Harris
Luther Brook and May uoNardY
Isaac Markham sna susis SANDY
Thomas Davenport and Harriet
Mafhswr
Chssusr owsus-ana Ethsl BroaEa-
tor.
n sellers and Pearlis Robinson
TIE following births and deaths
usre recorded Tn the offire ~ the
city clerk durinE the past wesks
WAITS DEATHS.
Mar I stearns - years burned 20
". J. oLea7. Is years ,ubsreu-
iosis
MsrEaret r. Farnas - years.
nriEhts diNease.
coLoREo DEATHS.
Auna Kelly Means three years.
chrunic hrouchitls.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-02
Liverpool Market

Liverpool Nor. i.-Cottou spot IN fair
demand. Prices nrm. American midhilnn
fair. Toa Coed mtdiinE NkE ND
dnur fe1 Low niffHluu. Gaa. nnod
ordinary AL Ordinary. Gan
sales 5000 hales. 81 whirh 500 were for
speculation aud export ard lnrI .tlef q go
American.
Futures orened easier end closed very
steady.
November nNrrmher 6Gsth nrnnrn-
hsr-IauuarF. al. IanuarK FellrsasrV.
e1f. Fehrua ~ March. as. March fsflL
e.aa. April aY. $50 MAJ June
49, Iuu~-4ulT. 11ts lslr- AuHusf.
49, August September. -
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-02

Infant dsuTst~ ~ re~rsn Burnett
ard wife. atiii born.
isshei Savage. st years. heart fan-
ura
tnf.nt so % scott Rrsr,su ssa
uife sranraa
Lee crocksst ~ years ergsnic heart
disease
WHITE nlRTHs.
To ~. w. PnTe ana wsfe, . hav
To Cecil =. PaKisy and wife e boz
To George 4. Mount nnd wife. a Rirl.
To Rsginai y Reach ard wife. q
hov.
To Henry Crohv ara wifs. q BOY.
70 Thee. Muller and SITE. q EIri.
To ANsi w. Lagerrrsn and wifs. 4
SRI
To a "a Tniestra ane wife. = riri
To n .. Reed and vifs. q boz.
To 1ossrh Giaekmevsr ana wife. =
sri
T. Joseph Flakes and wife. Roy
To Vincent Vaisxano and wife. =
boz.
To John p Cars anc sifs. . boy.
coLoRED BiRTHs.
To wrslter Nixon and Ntfs. = BOY,
To lagrsacs nenbo~ and wife. =
girl
To RAYMOND Thomp.on ana vie. a
boz.
To BENJAMIN johnson sna wife. =
boy
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-02
RtFLE AND REVOLVER cLus
IN TAE PuBLic SCHOOLS

New Orinans. Nov. Ia rite anJ
revolver cluh. recently orsanized here
a. promote Interest an rile and re-
volVer shooting VIII carry ~ MOVE
uent into me pubiie schools Coulps-
tHiVa Cube ameng che boys ~ the
hish schools win b. formed and driiisa
an TARGET practice. onieers ~ ths
club. which has been fcrnsed BY iocel
usni men and sportamen a. nraneh
81 tha Nationai Rife Association. 80
later endsaVor 90 extend the move
ment throughout The south.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-02
oisFRANcHIsEo BECAUSE OF
LIVING ~ a SAD SECTION

a. ago. Nov. i.--Eleven men who
gers rsgistsred a. voters from q ho-
tei IN the south side tsnaerioin were
dlsfranchised by the election commits
aiousrs today on the Eround that the
place vas illegal
TIE action % the commission vas
taken on the advice % County Judws
Owens. who held that no voter can
claim legal residence In place -
known ul rcpute hecause Euch piacs
is contrary Go taw.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-02
WELL KNOWN OPERA
SINGER FATALLY INJURED

Nea York. Nov. t.--Lydis Locke. an
opera singer uen known iu New Y0rk
and London was perhaps fatally hurt
early today in an auf0mohile collision
hero which followed iafe halloween
nartv Dwight nsna. chauffeur
vas seriouV burt Three other m~n
ara tuo women we're BADLY shaken un
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-02
IS ADJUDGED
TO Be INSANE
MARION VooAn. oF nARlANNA
WILL &c TAKEN TO THE AsY-
LuN SOON.

Marion Noaarn. q voung white man.
who gave Ms address IS Marisnna.
va. was Yesterday adfudRed insane
~ e iunacy commission and wfil h.
Hrnf - the asylum ~ Chattnhoochee.
According 20 ths commissions csr-
thrats. the arrangement ~ Nodana's
mind was caused b tlneFs.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-02
AUNIQUE RECORD.
Vsry Fss like Il o. Our sross Ne.
puzzle.

Home testimony pr psmna kidney
Fiils published In every locality - ~
tfseif convinctnE evidence OF merit
Connrmed Testimony forms Hiu
STRONGER evidence Vrafr 49,. a rfti-
rrn ~ Pensacola gratefully arhnov
lsdEed the benefit derived from Deans
kidney Pina The statement "a now.
eonhrned the preof more convincing
Gases ~ this Kind ere plentiful IN
Ere work of Deans KIDNEY pmn-tha
reeord b. unique
MrH r johnson An Belmont
So Pensacola. t1a SAWS 4 rarely
buew what 81 was t8 be free from
tackarhe and other symptoms ~ IA
rev trouble was unable e. perform
fho least work around fhe house Wlfh
out sunerinr and hithouRh used
riasters ard Inimenta. az not TN
prove FINALLY q took n,an'a kidnay
ruia, which : Eot from the Crg sta
pharmacf end they corrected ms
trouble" Statement given April 20
1aosl
a LASTING EFFEcT.
Ou March g. teit. when AIRS. John.
san wsa interviewed. she said r ca.
darae Deans kidney Pulls tust 81
hlnhlr - Z ever lId Title cure .thef
made in my case has been perman.
ent"
Dor sale by au dealers Price 81
cents Foster Mhhurn Go. Buffalo
New York. sole aEenta for the Uuise.
states
Rementer the name --Doan's an,
take 40 ether. tAdFertisemeHu
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-02

Liverpool Nuf. f-uFTluutuE are an
weekly cotton statistic
Imports. o. kinds fBf 600 bales
fupafts. American. fas Go bales
stock. al kinda efH ao1 haieF
stock. Amfrluan. 90 eco balls
American forwarded. 81 oao bales
Total exports. efna bales
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-02


The track events for today viii con-
riaf n thr Horre show ard automobile
rarrH The proeram fpr the Hornc
SHOW which promises 20 bring out 4
nnc llsf ~ entries. ID aa follows.
Saddle Pony ridden b. child not
ever Hfiten years saedle naha 90
roFern hrst asoos second tgSa
Harness PONY TO he shown b.
harness - gultahle vehicle. and ariv.
sn ~ child roe over nfteen years ~
nRr. Pony Go count 60 neF cent drfv.
'nr ability go rcr cent. nrnt $500. sec
md. f8ro
Liwht Harness Wurars Pairs.
Mares ~ gsidlues for road trot
tfuE ~ pacinW Ma be mated Mare
and GrldlnE STYLE sneed and act Jon
- RuVeru. FIRST 8fa.ha. second Is .on
HEAVY naruess palrs Match or
cross. match. Mares ~ Goidfmnn. ~
Mare ard 9nlainE Conformation and
action 70 severn hrsf tfoo6. second
tbna
LiHhf Harness Horse. Mare or
ttFiainE In Pc shown iu harness %
NEif vehicle Speed sffie and manner
~ govern free as 90. sse,ana e. 81
fiandaonsesf Double Team Pair
in farnrsa MareH ~ geldinrn tforaa
- count 90 PEI cent tshisie Is psr
cent and occupants 1s rer cent. arrf
tf0no second 90
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-02
NAVAL STORES
MARKET FIRM

savannah. NnV THE spirits ~ tur-
nenflne rnarkes nprned frm aud rinssd
nrrn today ~ as "a g. "a t-Gs with sules
- THT naakH Receipts Werr Hea Uaeks.
shipments dnrueafIr go CASKS and efnfkH
- 20 so rneka
TIE nosIn fnarkef nufurd ard rIrsed
nrm sale were q SOS barrels. rnreiuts
g. s1a barrels shipments tdnnestirl eot
tarrefs ard stocks uf hast barrels.
Ciuslnu quotations were.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-02
JACKSON WINS
MANY PRIZES
FOR SHOWING
n. ,. PLEASE TAKES or 20 FIRST
AND SECOND AwARos-MRs.
MCDONALD oETs 500 FoR Bgsr
INDIVIDUAL ESHlalT-MASEV
DISPLAYS WIN

Ninnina ~ frat and Second Awards
with hia various shoWiues In me gen
erai agricultural department a. the
fntsrstats Pair. n J. Pleas. - Chiplsy.
duplicated hia success at me Jackson
county fair In bic competition for the
prises.
Other winners IN the general els
play are J. W. Davis. - Pensacola /.
Mrs. e. w. HcDonaid. % Pensacola /;
Alrs. ~ a. Maxey and w. =. Maker.
of Centonement. James nee. ~ Pen
aacola y. a. ella 81 Perryville. J..
r. HAYNES. % Ferry Pass. .. ". JET
ferson. 81 Pensacola; Mr. TisdAle. ~
BLUFF Springs. Oscar Williams 81
Muacones. @ e. webb. o. Cantone-
meut and " r BEARD. % Quintette.
The judges. Frank q. Odei. Of Lin
coin. Neb.. W. n Urquhart ~ Flor-
ala. and Professor Spencer - Gaines
vile. also awarded TO Mrs McDonald
tho prizs 81 see for the best display
90 products and bv-preduets % the
farm % an individual exhibitor. Mr..
and Mr2. McDonaid grew sverything
shown on their forty acre farm. n
D. Pleas. ~ Chipisy. got the second
prize Cor he best individual exhibit
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-02
STOCK MARKET
CLOSES FIRM

NeN N8rk Nav t-Ths onlY feature
- todaYs arn Ftork nafket iu the In
itial d~alinEs VAS q rise of over TIE
points ln Canadian racinr and ! point
q Brooklyn Trtnslt Al ~ speculative
leaders. ntludink ReadlnN. Inion Pa
cine. steel and AmalEaunated recorded
fractional Fainf on light volume q
business
Ths marksi maintained ~ strength
for only . brief period liberal offerings
forring down the leaders steadily until
fhev svena9ei half Point bsio~ yefter-
DAYS closing
win ths London and Paris exchanges
ohsertinE q religious holiday. eur oun
exchange ordrrinN an adjournment 20
morrow cut ~ respect 20 Vice Presldent
shermans memory and call money az
NmnrinM - prr cent todmx'H stock
markgt waa an extremely perfunctory
aTair. TIE trend waa slightly upward
az nfHft hut meet gains were coon loot
after which apathy ureFafi4 80 Paul
september statement Renesstous were
IS 10 means recoEled ~ noon
AHheuNm money rNiMxed ~ midday.
sueruiatien was checked ~ the ieadlnR
stoeAs while souae - tee NpectaltieH.
especially Tobacco Issues. suffered severe
losses
business was virtually 81 a standaifll
ln the late afternoon ands money again
evinced hardouinr Tendency ~ bsiated
borrowing
TIE market closed arm. Pear % an
other money squeeHa wers dlspsiisd N
me last hour when the rate On call Tell
60 ne psr cent THE grsater ease failed
to stimulate trading, however.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-02

Mr. Pleas carried or nrMtH Ter hesi
showing ~ 40 stalks ~ broom cnrr
peek of pop corn. display ~ pop corn,
ten stalks ~ kaHir corn. ten stalks 81
milo maize and ten STALKS 81 sorm
hum best hair bushels 81 whipporvill
peam clay peas black eyed peas
rrouder peas. spanish peanuts. roks
hnma peas best ten stalks ~ cane
japanese cane and ribbon cane beal
hair doasn pumpkins. squash. best
haf hushsl Irish potatoes. best dis
piay pumpkins and aauashsa. best
carrots. eEg plants. tsma heanh. lid
nfY beans navy heanA purple 90 tur-
nins. Gov horn turntpa re- nes cara
home Grown garden SGD, sNeet -~rp-
per. hot pepper HafnumA oranges
Creole oranges. japanese pensimgnons
native pcrsimmons. sweet p9megran-
ates. sour pomeeranates. green frut
black wainuts. chinauepins. display II
nuts hats pursiey hay. display Of hay
with fvs varieties. bale 81 miiiet balls
sorghum. scv bean. dlapay FIVE va
rietles ~ forage display q corn foo
der. display cotton seeo. display six
STALKS cotton.
Hs carried or seconds for showing
~ cats. aoy beans. velvet beans N
pods. sunflopsr SOD. COW peas. honey,
pic melon ten varieties VERSAILLES N
display. dried fruit. crab grass hay,
six bundies oats
". ~ Maxey won fret awards for
hair hushel rice. ten stalks - green
cane. best display cane and cane pro-
dueta haif burhei Dooiy sweet poia-
toes. wettirrw also the special prem
lnus ~ he'd stead ufcred ~ Marstou
a ouina and a pair % plymouth rocks
r. hsst Doolv potatoes six buncbss
turulp eresns. best display vegetables
ten varieties displayed. bale crab Eraaa
hav. bale velvet hear. hale lyon bean
six huualea - rice and second awards
for pea vine hay. radlshss. purple q
turnip. display syrup. ten stalks
chicken corn.
Mrs b NJ MaKey won first awara
Tor hest ten stalks chicken corn end
Second award foF aix bundle. ~ rice
a. a. Wehh. - Cantoncment ven
nrst award for best peek pecaus. hesl
hale hushel Jersey sweef potatoes and
half hushei velvet beans IN pods. and
second award Ter haif hushsl Noko-
hama beans
best home cured haeon auA best HONS
cured ham. haN peel butter beans
display dried FRUIT
Onrnr williams 81 MaacoRsr. scr
arst award for display ~ syrup. bale
short staple coftom ant hslf pcck a
kunauafs sra secend awards tor
unoly sweet potatoes. Jersey sweets
and eatsuma ortnges
W. r. BEARD ~ oaintette. son nrSf
sward for artirhoks and stcoud awards
far half huahei rice and pie melon.
Mr Tfsdale won fret awards 90
sia bundles eats. half hushsi eats and
second award for - esrs ORR.
%. ". jefferson wen arHt aware for
sey bears and display ~ guinness and
second awafd Tor sweet pepper
" mayues pou secord awards
far spanish peanuts and irish pots-
tneH
W Davis Nson second award fcs
blood turnip bcetN
James Roe Ven secona award foi
half dozen stalks ~ corn.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-02

o. your husband cross An Irritable.
fault nnding disposition IL often due
% a disordered stomach. A man with
Enod digestion IL nearly always good
nntured a great marry have been
permanently cured - stomach troubie
~ tanng Chamberlain's Tablets For
sale 81 al dealcrs advertisement
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-02

Read The Journals Want
Ads and Profit thereby.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-02
German American
Medical Experts

Ne Treat chronle Diseases OAR.
Once arc Institute FNlensn eutidine
psnaaccla. oMscn Nouras Ser ~
a.. rgsrrnfra untu 3 81 rinhts
sunaagu 10 a. ~. 90 - ~.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-02-08
HIGHER LUMBER TARIFF.
This Urged by Canadian Dealers Asso
citation.

Ottawa, Ont. Feb. s.-Cbanges in the
Canadian humber tariff in the direction
of increased restrictions upon imports
were advocated by the Canadian Lum-
bermen's association, which discussed the
lumber tariff behind closed doors at a
meeting here. 1t was decided to me.
morialize the federal government 10
place all lumber which is further manu-
featured than rough sawn on the duti-
able list and to instruct all customs on
Gals to exercise increased vigilance in tie
inspection of lumber imported into Can
ada to see that the law is fully com.
piled with. This action was taken In
view of the fact that eleven months sta
titsics of last year show tremendous in
crease in the import of covering p!anks,
deals, boards, joists and seantling, all of
which came from the United States It
was also declared that Canada's customs
act permitting importations of lumber
planned or finished on one side has led
to gross abuses, whereby very large
quantities OF lumber finished on more
than one side has ben brought into Can
ada and evaded the customs.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-02-08
The Best Cough Syrup IS
Easily Made at Home
Costs Little and Acts Quickly.
Money Refunded If II Fails.

This recipe makes a pint of cough
syrup, and saves you about $500 as COM
pared with ordinary cough remedies. 1t
stops obstinate coughs-even whooping
eough-in a hurry, and is splendid for
sore lungs, asthma, Group, hoarseness
and other throat troubles.
Mix one pint of graduated sugar with
u pint of warm water, and stir for 2
minutes. Put 212 ounces of Pinex fifty
cents WORTH in a pint bottle, and add
the Sugar Syrup. Take a teaspoonful
every one, two or three hours. Tastes
good.
This takes right hold of cough and
gives almost instant relief. IL stimu-
lates the appetite, and is slightly laxa-
tiye-both excellent features.
Pinex, as perhaps you know, is the
most valuable concentrated compound of
Norway white pine extract, rich in
pine elements.
No other preparation viii do the work
OF Pinex in this recipe, although strained
honey can be used instead of the sugar
syrup, if desired.
THOUSANDS of housewives in the United
States and Canada now use this PineX
and Sugar Syrup recipe. This plan has
often been initiated, but the old Success
full formula has never been equaled. Its
low cost and quick results have made it
immensely popular.
A guaranty of absolute satisfaction, or
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MORE ON BEEF MARGINS.
Explanation Given by Head of Account
ing Department of Swift 8 Co.

Chicago. Feb. S.-When the trial OF
the ten Chicago packers was resumed
yesterday, John NJ. Chaplin, head OF the
plant accounting department OF swift
d company, was questioned by District
Attorney WilSerson regarding margins,
which the witness defined as the differ
ence between the test cost of beef and
the actual selling price. The witness
said weekly summaries OF margins for
all the branch houses were prepared at
the Chicago offices showing the aver
age selling price OF all dressed beef
sold This system, he said, continued
throughout the period covered by the
Indictment.
Chaplin testified that the weekly mar
Gin summaries were sent to Francis A,
Fowler, manager Of the dressed beef de-
partment of Swift & Co. and one OF
the defendants in the trial. This was
the first attempt OF the government
during the trial to connect Fowler with
the operation of the alleged packers
combination. The government surprised
the defense by attempting to use the
stenographie report OF the federal grand
Jury, which was in session in 1909.
Did YOU not testify in this build
ing, Jan. 20, 1909, that Charles II. Swift,
one of these defendants, gave you your
instructions in November, 1907, in re.
gard to the allowances for by products
in figuring the test cost Of beef 2" asked
Attorney Wilkerson.
This question brought a volley of OBJ
iections from the attorneys for the de-
tense and Judge Carpenter excused the
jury while the lawyers argued the point
The court reserved decision,
The court, after reserving decision
asked the witness;
DO you say that you issued these
instructions on your own responsible
ity?'
Yes, but Of course Charles H. Swift
knew what / was doing" said Chaplain.
The witness was cross examined by
George T. Buckingham, representing the
Swift group Of defendants.