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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-08

BOY WHO WAS KNOCKED DOWN
TUESDAY AFTERNOON EXPIRED
YESTERDAY MoRElEe-coRos-
ER's INQUEST THIS MORNING.

Martin Collins. ths is-yvar-cld ere
ole boy Who Vas knocked unconacioua
about o'clock last Tuesday AFTER
noon AZ ths corner ~ Government and
Harceiona streets hY an automobile
driven b. John Williams. a negro and
owned ~ william Fisher. died about
o'clock yesterday morning a. his
home. z3b West Zarragnaaa street
Acting Coroner Nlckelsen emnaneil-
Cd a jury yesterday morning Tor the
purpose OF investigating the death of
the boy. and aftcr viewing the body
the jury adjourned until 10 o'clock
this morning. when The Investigation
win be continued.
The iwry h composed % the fol-
lowing. n A Ciuhhs. g. L. Netter.
n. e wTEFfns. ". r. Donouay. W. r.
McCauiev and T.. y. Green.
Williams. the driver % the machine.
who was placed IN the county tan at
m O'Clock wednesday night has been
released on q fa.ooo bond % await the
verdict ~ the ooroner's jury.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-08
UPSET STOMACH
AND INDIGESTION
-PAPE's piAPEPsiN- REGULATES
YOUR STOMACH hso ENDS d.
oEsTioN ~ Five MINUTES.

wonder what upset your stomach
~ hich portion o. the food dld the
danlage-te youT Well don't bother
Pr your stomach - In revolt. 4
sour, rassY and upseL and what you
Just Ate has fermentod into stubborn
humps. your head dizzy and aches.
heloh gases and acids and eractata
undiEesiod food breath foul tongue
coAted--luEt take . nfue DiApepsin
and In ave minutes you truly vii
wonder what became % the indiw~s-
lion and distress
Millions q men end women today
know that Il r. needless 20 have .
bad stomach A little Daapepsin oc-
easionaliy keeps this delicate organ
regulated and thst eat their favorifs
foods without fear.
n your STOMACH doesn't take care
n your liberal limit without rebellion.
n your food il q damage instead 81
help. remember the quickest. Ruresi
most harmless relief 10 pape'A Dla-
pepsin which costs only nifty cents
Tor a large case AZ drug Etorcs Trs
truly wouderfui-it digesss food and
sets things straight. 30 gently and
easily that Il e really astonishing
Please. for your sake don't 60 on
and on with q weak. diaordered hsom-
sch. irs 80 unnecessary.
ADVERTISEMENT
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-08
NEGRO. CHURCH
CHAUTAUQUA
SESSIONS Are IN PROGRESS AT
ALLEN CHAPEL WITH LARGE
ATTENDANCE - PROM INENT
coLoREo SPEAKERS MAKE AD.
DRESSES.

The fnter-Church Chautauaua Of
al the negro churches Of Pensacola
opened last night In Allen Chapel
with a large attendants. A chorus
~ 100 voices rendered music.
Prof Aaron Brown. president o. the
ChautAuquA. made the opening ad-
dress. In which he made reference 20
the pleasant relations which exist
between the races IN this city and
said that the races dwelt towether VI
peace On Pensacola
nT. John n. Moore. 81 Durham. ~.
G delivered an address and wim
sneak again tonight He IL q Eradu-
ate q shaw university. and IL filling
the position - dean % the National
Religious School % Durham. y. e.
The meetinw win continue ~ Allen
Chapel and the public Ia invited -
attend.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-08
WILL
Be EXAMINED
AUTOPSY PERFORMED ON soDV
OF LATE .. 60. o'sRlEN AND
EFFORT WILL 81 MADE TO
LEARN ~ sromAcH CONTAINS
POISON.

In an endeavor 20 ascertain u Cap
tain ,. ~ OBrien. who passed away
last sunday afternoon on train
while en- route % Pensacola. waa
poisoned. an examination q his stom-
ach wil be made. that portion % hia
body having been removed yesterday
hy Or Louis ~ Blocker
II wul probably hs sent 20 Johns
Hopkins university. where q chemical
analysts Wtr be made
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-08
BANK NOTES OF
50 FEARS AGO
PENSACOLA G. Al POST RE.
cGivEs SEVERAL FROM sEcRE
TARV M'vEAoH. o. TREASURY
DEPARTMENT - nRiNo SACK
OLD MEMORIES

Hon. Frankiin MaeVoarh. secretary
81 the treasury haa mailed o. the
81. n sherman Pest u Al W - this
city a uunfher of rsurrled hank notes
Pr diaereuf denomination .n use dur-
ne ~ ycara nl thr ciFu naf a. hla-
torical reiie for enc uae ~ ere poat
As these o'd notes hiring back the
nemories 30 nHg years ago ffe Ioeai
poet ft ther mrefnE Yesterday ara
hFmn1n. tnn8efrH Secretary Ma Nrarh
q vote 81 fhanEn
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-08
SAYS SHOOTING OF
FRIEND WAS ACCIDENT

Paton Rouge. La. Nov. Edward
Robertson. con ~ Representative
Robertson. q ~ San here On the charge
81 having Tussday niEht shot and
killed Joseph NounE Tie admitted
Yesterday. according % his cousin. As
sistnnt Attorney General ". 81 Bar
row. that Ne had shot YounK. but un-
intent onetly. ana ira the would have
a. soon shot q brother" The famii-
Ies % both men are prominent The
shooting vas without Witnesses
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-08
1876 PAID
TO SEE FAIR
ATTENDANCE BETTER THIS
YEAR W TO sETTINo-iN o.
COLO sNAP-FAR AHEAD TO
THURSDAY MONT.

This years attendance az the PEN
sacola Interstate FAr did not fan 80
very far short of that last year. ac-
cordlng % ths ngurea on paid safe
receipts and up 90 the beginninE ~
the untlmaiV eoid snap there we're
more paid admissions this year. The
FIRST three days q this year and
Thursday afternoon ran ahead Of the
frst three DAYS and Thursday after
noon last year. The table.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-08
GUN ACCIDENTALLY
DISCHARGED BY BOY

While returning from a hunt late
yesterday Afternoon la company with
several other hoyA q shot sun held
b. Leon Johnson. a white boy. was
accidentally DISCHARGED ~ ths corner
Of Belmont and DeNiiiiera streets.
No one vas hft ~ the charge nom
the ran. but Young Johnson was ar
rested b. Captain Han md ordered "a
BE- present az the recorders court this
mornlnE
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-08
MRS. ROBINSON DIES
AT WARDVILLE

Wardviile. Nov Mrs CauIs Rob
srtson died last Tuesday az ere home
sf her mother Mrs. johnson She L.
survived ~ e devoted husband and q
htfle daughter Just few DAYS ald a
mother, three sisters and two brothers
tnd a numhar 90 friends We extend
wmpathy to the her6nved ones
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-08
CLAIM sWtNpLERs GET $4,000
THROUGH TAPPING SCHEME

New Vork. Nov. Ton TIRE com
rfaint az Dr u W Powell and Curhv
Cleveland sldhurs. q lawyer. both q.
WIlmnrtan. n. c. the New York po-
lice today arrested two men on q
charge % saving dcframded the south
erners Out - s2s.0oo through a wire
tanpinr swinddle Sudbury Identified
ore % the rrlsonera a. q man who
posed a. q TELEGRAPH COMPANY oricial
Tire lawyer SAYS he lost f2e 600
The prisoners gave ire names ~
~C'harlea DAILY end Prank Graham. +
The police have them hooked however
a. Charles "a ana Prank CONDOR no.
t~~foua Tor Years as awlnalers.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-08

DEATH AND FUNERAL
or INFANT GIRL

The infant daughter 81 Mr.. and
Mrs. Frederick r Tiedeman passed
sway early yesterday morning az the
Family residence On East DtSoto
street
TIE funeral occurred Yesterday aft
fnonn at 8t80 o'clock and irtarmanf
vas IN 81 1ohn'a cemetery.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-08
JOY REIGNS At
TALLAHASSEE
CANDIDATES FOR FEDERAL AP.
PolNTMENT ARE ALREADY Sc.
eINsIso TO APPEAR-eovERR
or eILeHRlsT IN WASHINGTON
ON STATE BUSINESS.

Tallahassee. Nov. The supreme
court IL hearing oral Arguments In
several important civil cases this
morning one case from volusla
county involving the specific perform
ance Of = contract II being argued by
some q the most eminent attorneys
81 the state Hon. W a Biount. Hon
Pred T. Myers. ~ J. LEnEle and Unit
"a States Senator Duncan 4. Fetch
- are among the counsel a. the bar
On the case.
since the FIRST news 81 the demo-
cratic landslide was resolved there has
been activity among q feW once seek
erH 20 circulate petitions for endorse
ment here. The Tallahassee post
master ship h one plum that - being
eagerly sought there being 81 this
time three active applicants.
Governor Park Trammeli re-
turned last night from south Florida
where Ne had been 90 vote IN his home
town Lakeland. Hs. with All other
democrats here. IL very much eiatsd
over the Eweeping victory q the
party
Her. W. A NeRas returned last
niEht from Mariana where he had
been 20 vote.
Governor Gnchrist IL IN Washington
I city this week where ne went 20 con-
fer with federal orscials with refer
ence 70 some important state busi-
n~mn
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-08

ior urary bali ccntury. a harmless eleanssr 40
sionach t1nie thaf naaars has provided
=. uoNAI p hf ArHEanw IL nasfnf~a n Y a.wu. 80
~ 70 Over afe years With what the doctors It'd NE va
e4ataA N &c efaH8uch uaEu~tgtrE tith = c1tar-
ftt eitaAan q sqTnf ard narreafs hsarf kaa trIea
~ AEh nuN bsmuth rentau, rhuharh tte 70 foat 80
49, eAaiAl thahNht taefe for me. hua after
vat eminent doctors said - the curative qualities
~ alenls 81 Golden Medical Discovery save ID
iaf taL Aeok The Discovery and nao thn spaasaut
te.ft and can truthfulY say 7 fesirg losssr NV
h#fe ih ftAfe chNNftii gifH perm asiun print
tbs ftinqnlal and u any aouhunK fhonlas' writes ne
~ pes nm wise 70 tha bst all argtl1 aoians IA "a
eouutfg today
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-08

Sd ladies wanted this week
70 buy their coat suit, dress
o. coat az Gains, 90 South
Palafox. Easy terms. latest
styles and material.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-08

Totals lt.sis it.so5
Nearly All OF the admissions 81
Thursday Tits year were taken In up
% supper time
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-08

Ffra Company 80. g responded 20 a
teiephono .larm about 3 O'Clock yes
terday Afternoon to eEtinguiah blaze
Ca the root % ere building AZ NO
t96 Weut Government street The
hurnins ~ q few nhinEi~a was the
Only damage.
gohn r. McOovcru and Miss Irma
Coe. ~ Cincinnati were quietly mar
riea las Thursday afternoon The
ceremcuy was performed ~ rev. AFR
CARPENTER.
TIE British steamship Albanian.
one Of the big boats 90 the Leyland
line. VIII arrive Ia port this morniuE
from Galveston. she win tilife on ad-
ditional cargo here
UeE The BEST. IT'S CHEAPEST.
II pays 90 use the hest when BE- q
question of ravoring extracts on
account ~ ita purity ana strength
only one teaapoonful fo the quart IL
requhod a. Blue Ribbon Vanilla Ex-
tract Rest and takes ieaa"
ADVERTISEMENT
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-08
Wonoann. ....ras Reporteo .. ..a,manv.

81
s'y nors eaac Inorganic wdy is,~
throw
eneshod
saHae themselves. ~ r. Horla
~ 20 ne luvalds
ot hpalo, n
cad
f ef iufn~
d - - L..
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-08

CrnwfordNiiia. Nov. T-EiEht out -
n precincts im wnkuiia county. rive
sor president Wilson fss Roosevelt
fa. TAR 8
Governor iEs. WodNes "a
congress .EnEls iE7. Uunhy 81
~onrress THIRD dfstriCt--Frnrlstt
Wilson lEs. McGnurin -.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-08
ERANklIN couNTY.

Aralachioola. Nov. T.--one precinct
n Frnnklin county gave for presi-
dsnt-Wuaon fas Roosevelt no. TAR
rs. n~hn "a. Charm D.
Governor - Tramuen iis. Cox 10.
Wodres a O'Neal r.
CorEres=-T'Enwie Tea. Allen 4. Cof-
An 4. Gunhy e. jackson II.
Consress third district - Emmett
Wilson ~. Iamherry ~. McGourin
a Porter
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-12-24


FORT WAYNE. Ind. Dec. ~
"A health officer tha, icopardizen
his private practice 20 enforce
health regulations 10 Ike a fly In a
cuatard pie lie has a good time
while II lasts. even II he does have
TO ray In the end"
SO says Or. Eric A. Crull. head
Of the dopar,u.nt Of health In
Fort Wayne. and he 70 certainly
having a good time"
In three years he hna reduced BY
over 200 per cent tho death rate
from cntoro coilsia. the disease That
wipes out thousands OF babies dur
Ing the heated months Of every
year. has forced the tubcrcuiin test
Tor cattle Owned By every mtik'sup.
plying agency doing business In
hie Jurisdiction. beating two IN
junction suits TO do Il. has had
passed aud enforced ordinances
preventing splitting on public aide
walks and providing for cuspidors
In all public buildings and work
shops. and has effected n decrease
OF from 90 20 90 per cent in the an
nuai number Of scarlet fever. diph'
iberia and typhoid fever cases Ia
the city.
Hls most recent campaign was
the cleaning up OF the cisy's rec.
saurants. OF 90 eating places In.
speeteo. "esceilent" eertificates
were issued 20 but ~. and 5 were
closed without ceremony AZ being
too dirty 20 serve food.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-12-24

WASHINGTON. Dec. 2i.-More
thapl 1000 homesteadu IN North.
eastern Washington aud Northern
Idaho will b. forfeited, according 10
lorsyeasman William la Follette'a
fsilfaate, unless the recent ruling
or Secretary Of the Interior Fisher,
that settlers have no further option
MS between the new threc-year law
and the old flyeyear period for
proving up" their claims. shall be
rcmedied by an amendment 10 tho
law AT this session.
That ~ why general support IN
being given an amendment TO be In.
lroduced by Sen norah in the one
house and Congressman la Toilette
In the other. 20 relieve the settlers
In wooded or brush districts OF the
cultivation clause In the three year
law.
Fisher ruled that no settler could
prove a homestead under the old
nve-year period unless he had filed
prior TO June 6. 1912. when the
thrce.year law. designed aa nm al.
Tentative choice with the five.yenr
plan, became operative. The set.
tlern now facing loss OF their homes
had not cleared the 20 acres re-.
quired 90 be put under cultivation
under tho now plan. nor can they
afford 10 complete any such i'm.
proyement within the time limit.
Sen. horah proposes that only
one acre. IN timber OF brush com.
try. be required 10 be under cuitiy@
tion AZ the end Of the first year.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-12-24
Famous "Pint of Cough
Syrup" Receipt
=. natter Rrmeas az Any Price.
Fall, Guaranteed

M. a plain syrup b mixing
rlrt Of graduated auEar and
. rint OF warm water and Sur Tor
sstnatss Put az ouscea OF
ss,~ Ptnex tfifty cents WORTH In
wat hettle, and flll u np with
- Sugar syrup Ihis ktNes you
tsn a, saving % 81 II never
s.sis Take teaspoenful every
- TWO or three hours.
49, Effectiveness Of this simple
..nesx Is surprising IL seems TO
49, keld Instantly. and will usu-
4 stop the fnost obstinate cough
- a hours II tones up the faded
a..<sfts and r. just laxative enough
~ x helpful IN = cough. aud has .
S>sssnx taste. Also excellent for
k.~rehiaf trouble threat tickle.
49, lungs ard asthma. aud an an
s~r.led remedy for whocping
ceseh and Group
fhls recipe for making cough
IA strained honey Il a prime IA
scr,tr IN thousands Of homes In tho
srfssa states and Canada The
s:sr has been Initiated. Though
xs.sr .uccasafuliy. II you try II.
- ouly genuine Pinex. which 10
~ most valuable concentrated
sSnpound % Norway white pine sk,
~ natural healing ptne elements.
xsn~r preparations WIZ not work In
ia recipe.
a xuxranty OF absolute xatisfac-
asS. 81 Money refunded. goes with
ma recipe Your druggist haa
S1nex or Will get "a for you. ~
scf sent 70 The Piaex Co. Fl
Wayns lad.
fPtnsx Il fully guaranteed BY har'
~ Drug Go tdistributorsl. Seattle
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-12-24
Daddruff
and Falling
Hair Remedy
Fifty Cent Bottle of Paris
ian Sage Hair Tonic
Best for All Hair and
Scalp Troubles

Every man and woman who val
ues a good head Of hair should reg
ularly use Partisan Sage.
Tens Of thousands OF people are
using II every day because II 10
such a clean. honest remedy thai
does exactly what II is advertised
10 do or money back.
Please bear IN mind that Partisan
Sage ~ not a dye: that II does not
contain sugar OF lead or any other
dangerous ingredient. and that II
will stop falling hair. scalp itch and
rid your scalp OF every particle Of
dandrun.
IL will do more: II makes haiE
grow lustrous and luSuriant snd
puts radiant beauty into dull. life
loss hair.
Get a bottle OF Partisan Sage to-
day at any drug store or toilet
goods counter. The price IL only
80 cents. BE sure and ask fox
Partisan Sage Hair Tonic; the girl
with the Auburn hair is on every
carton. Bartells stores have H.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-12-24
MAKE "NICHTIES"
FOR MISTLETOE

LONGvALE. Dec. 24.-The mis-
tIetoe crop will be short this year
in Mendocino county. as not only
tho damage done by the kissing
bug. in depositing their eggs in the
young plants. has destroyed a great
many berries. but the unexpected
invasion OF large rocks OF the
varied thrush has completed the
disaster In their search for the
larvn. Those interested in market.
Ing mistletoe have been busy the
last few weeks In covering the
plants with ehecsecloth "nlghties"
that the few remaining berries may
be saved.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-12-24
RULE FOR RAILROAD

ny United Press Leased wir.
PORTLAND. Or. Dec. 24.-Fed.
eral Judge wolvcrton today over.
ruled the demurrer filed by the
state railroad commission agains,
the charge OF nine railroads doing
business In the state 10 the effect
that the Medford rate bill In too In.
tangible to be strictly followed, and
the clauses that can be interpreted
are altogether too arbitrary. The
state was given until January 6 %
show cause why permanent In.
junction should not be filed against
tho bill A temporary injunction
has already been secured by the
railroads.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-12-24
STAR SERVANT DIES

PHILADELPHIA. Dec. PA
servant OF one family for 20 years
was buried In the family plot in
Laurel Hill cemetery, her last re-
quest.
Elizabeth Cline was IS years old
All but is OF the So years she was
employed by the Amer family. She
was buried beside Mrs. William
Amer, tho first OF the family by
whom she was employed and whom
she survived many years.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-12-24
sY GERTRUDE N. PRICE

The Stars Moving Picture Expert
John Bunny Ia the funniest. fat.
test man In the movies He's
the Sunny Jim OF thousands OF
homes. lie weighs ESQ pounda'
His escapades and dllemmas. mar.
row escapes. bumps. falls aud
happenings to" would fin tho H..
brMry shelves with laughs II they
were ever complied.
Bunny ~ the eighth generation
OF "Bunules" And that's the an
sWeF 20 the question we've all been
asking about his real name.
Now for a peep az him off the
screen. had good ono. The
merriezt evening I spent whiie on
my trip among the Eastern NOV
Ing picture players was In the
home OF this far.famed favoriic.
He lives In charming twostory
home OF hia own. over In brooklyn.
with n wife and a grown son who
are az interesting as he Mr.. Bun.
ny In reality Is an exact likeness
OF Bunny In the pictures. Joility
Is his natural state OF mind. appar-
entity, and laughter an habsfual
companion
Funny Bunny takes the picture
business I'm dcadliest earnest And
in the bosom Of his family. he re
counts with fervor the days when
In the "legit." he brought tears 10
the eyes of thousands with tragic
bits OF acting
Just think-Bunny doing tear
scenes
Ny Invitation TO come and see
his pictures was given mo In the
early afternoon over AZ tho Vita.
graph plant. where ran into the
weight against the wall, waiting for
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-12-24
WHAT'S DOING BACK AT WASHINGTON;
i NEWS OF INTEREST TO PACIFIC COAST

clusion hill that N that measure ~
once released from committee II
will be passed by the House by a
substantial majority. Chairman
Burnett Of the immigration commit
tee has promised to have II report
Cd soon after the holidays. Al Of
the Western members will vote for
II. and nearly all Of them viii give
u their sincere support.
IN the enate the sentiment IL
less, certainly, In favor Of keeping
out the IIlndua and Japanese, but
pressure from home is counted
upon TO bring a majority into line
" the action in the House IL
prompt enough. In any event. &c
ton by the new congress Is assured
While Sen. Bourne and his Joint
committee are going again into tn
whole question OF national aid TO
good roads. Congressman Warbur
ton. OF Washington has his bin for
the construction OF a national mill
tary highway nearly ready for IN.
PRODUCTION In the House.
This military highway plan.
which proved effective in Warbur
tons campaign, calls for the build.
INK OF paved roads connecting the
capitals Of all of the states. with
each other and with the national
.capltai-a matter Of 1900 miles Of
highway paved rs feet wide. The
money TO pay for this improvement
he would secure by restoring the
internal revenue tax OF 1879 on to
bacco. The present revenue from
the tobacco tax he says IN about
SIS 600. 900. while under the tax In
force in 1879 IL would now be
Si3s. 10000
Warburton would use about 5000. Z.
600 of this revenue annually for
improving roads In each Of the Ma
tional parks.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-12-24
TO TELL OF SCANDAL

ny rnHsa Press Leased Wire
LOS ANGELES. Dec. 24-Spe.
cial Officer W G. Holman was ex.
pected 10 return 10 the witness
stand today when the case Of for.
mer City Prosecutor Guy Eddie.
charged with contributing 10 the
delinquency OF Mrs Alice Phelps.
q minor. wUa resumed before
Judge Wood. Holman was one OF
the officers who are alleged 90
have broken down the door OF I'd.
dies office while he was In the
company Of Mrs Phelps
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-12-24
SAYS SHE HAD A
CONSIDERABLE TIME"

ny DATED Pres LEASED wire
BAN FRANCISCO. Dec. Awe
had considerable time. and think
II we'll worth the money" said Mra
Ethel Marks 81 Los Angeles. who
donned mems clothes 20 see the
sights OF the BArbary coast and was
arrested. Her husband. a manufac.
turing ieweler % Los Angeles. paid
the Gas fine. the couple leaving on
an early train today for the South
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-12-24
SCARES
ROBBERS AWAY

ny uuitea rrsss Leased wire
MCPHERSON. Kas.. Dec. "a
Chicken thieves at the Carlson
home near here we're scared away
by a clever Fuae on part OF the
woman who owned them.
Mrs Carlson was home and
heard the thieves drive into the
yard. II appeared that they were
IN lumber wagon. Mrs. Carlson
81 once teiephoned 10 her husband.
who was in town. Then 20 scare
the robbers away. she shouted 20
him 10 bring the gun. This had
the desired effect and the thieves
faff
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-12-24

NAVAL CADETS WHO
BET SUFFER FOR 1T

ANNAPOLIS, Nd, Dec. a.
Punishment, consisting Of Is de-
merits and restrictions to their
rooms for six days. was assigned
70 400 mldshipmeu. who were found
to have violated Supt. Gibbons or
der forbidding betting on the re-
cent interservice football game at
Philadelphia.
II Is understood the youths prac-
ticalIy confessed TO having partici.
pated In the formation OF $4,000
pool to wager with the West Point
Cadets on the result of the game.