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The Detroit times., 1912-10-16

The magnificent pearls which Miss
Kitty Gordon wore Monday evening
|1 THE Enchantress," in the Detroit
@Dera house, caused gasps OF admira.
hon from every woman In the audi
<nco because OF their beauty. size and
|0antity. ropes and ropes OF them
<1roleesly hanging from the singers
|Iroaf and shoulders The earrings
IRE reputed 10 be the largest and most
I1rIett pair Known 10 Jewel experts
Al interestlng fact regarding the
.Ihfls n that Miss Gordon wore them.
Monday evening. on the stage, for the
||1i time IN several seasons, She re-
<I'fna them past before she came 20
..Iroif from Lacrolx, the celebrated
/|.r' expert. who had had them in his
..re Tor over a year. Two years ago
.|>4. beautiful pearls ''sickened,' in
.. I1rIance OF gem experts. and u
- ntcessary TO place them in spe-
.. 0ftraratlon 70 restore their firc
M |fi'iInnrJ Il Is estimated thai
value OF Miss Gordons pearls Is
.@'/<Iably over 100000 Thes
Oven 10 her by her husband
Non. Capt Henry Beresford. Miss
The Detroit times., 1912-10-16
CHICAGO GRAN OPENING.

CHICAGO Oct. 15.-Grain opening
Wheat; Dec. down sc; May down 1c
Corn: Dec. down u May unchanged.
Oats: Dec. and May down sc. Pro-
visions: Strong
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-25
PITFALL AT FIRE
TRAPS MINISTER
pastor Falls Tssivs Feet While Ma
ma EHort - says ths Randolph
Macon Coiisgs.

Iynrh burg. Va. N0E sa=-nris John
NJ sharkfard paatnr r. Colonial Ave
nue. Methodist church Norfolk, raE
injured somewhat tonight e no Rau-
FrIph Neon Wumnun r1IlrEe. WREN
be- feU twelve frfr fhruuHh trap
lrar iH fraternity raaptfr house nn
tHo rousEf grounds after havinH aii
81 In the HFHf fa save tha building
from fire ST. EhhrEfrrd war badly
shocked az fret Huf physician au
raur aftsf tha accident sid he waH
aat h4rf in .Ea HHEhtest tryond ne
shoes.
a Gre IrfI1k rstp1ntiug to ne alarm
e. the college. stuck 'n hole in
Htterrnrut avenue. ard a street eaf
Hf fhr team 1f h1fsrs bros 1Hlfa.
knocking TEEN arwn and slghunr in-
turing captain UarteF. % fhe com-
PAM
The Ore damage unH about fa1n
-reatIrr rrrnt excitement st the cnl-
lsrs Ths mafn buildings were never
ir1uardirei.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-25
MAN THOUGHT
DEAD APPEARS
As a RESULT SUIT BROUGHT ~
WIFE AGAINST TIE wooomAN
LoDGE FoR INSURANCE MONEY
WILL o. DISMISSED ~ rHE
COURT.

Independence. haNa Nov. "a AlfF.
Exaiine Stainakcr. suing the Modern
Moodmeu OF Independence % furDn
payment 20 a fe.noo policy on her huH
bands life. was confronted ~ stain
maker in the district court here We'd
neaday afternoon. The case wah a.
missed with costs assessed aNaimHf
Mrs. stalnakCr.
Mrs. Siainnker earlier bad taken tho
stand. She said her husband was no
brother 81 her nrst husband and that
when she married him be was ninr
teen years oid and she forty. m 1894
she related. Stninnker was working a.
contractor when his workmen threat
cncd to mob him. lie led and she b.
ntvcd she said. that be had been 'put
out az the way"
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-25

a state street lawyer had 90 81
nc. boy who vas given 20 tsninn ln
either ofirss What happened On thai
20 bis chief The lawyer found if
necessary 90 discharge him. but. think
lnE o. keep him from similar fault
In the future. hs cnunneied The boz
wisely on bic departure. aaya me hos
ton Traveller
willie you must never hear anY
thinN in the once - raid. "nn
what son are told - 90. bat turn
deaf ear 90 conversation thaf do@s nor
include you
A happy inspiration. lie would SEE
thnt the sffn0wrnph~r i@aFu@d fhr
same lesson in rassing - Ne turned
to her and said
Wiaa nrnwn. 90 you bear what
raH fa WHue~
$3.50 HIrH she returned urumnfft
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-25

D. frn rFuItsf states district court
Northern District 81 F1nriha.=fn Bank
ruutrF In re . ~ Wniamss nankr1nf
Pensacola ffa.. NOV aa4 aNla ihe rIta@
ffnra ~ ri WulIauH n Paxton. Pa q,
erid district are hereby notified that go
rHa EHrH dav nf November. "a - Nf.s
Hf was duiv adtudErf q hankrupt. anf
that ere nrst meeting n BE creditors
w|H hr hnIH a. mT once. 800 ThieHnn
buIId.ua or TIE CitT ~ pcnsaca.as tla.t
10 fEa ffH dav % December. a. y. 1913.
nf III aefnrh ~. a. which time the
creditors NAV attrnh prove uleir claims.
arrHInf trustee rnauIius thf hanhrllufs
mnH FrnrHarf Ffrh other business - nnhN
rrHrr.rIr come before nHfH wheifuN
prffHn Camnf=II Referee in nanh rs fltcF
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-25
szEErFFs sALG

ny VIRTUE e e. execution IHsara rHt
az fMH Circuit Court ~ EM-nuTNta rnunfN.
sfaf# ID FrrrfHH wherein AhnmaH ~
sfnhrs - pIaiufln asa Ben y stsarra =
prfendant, have 0eFiea up0n ar -
s.H ~ plIhIHe UHfarr e. flr tlNhfaf hiffHr
frr ranh a. WrnHaf. nfrerlhar tha arf.
AZ IN 1914 aurtnn Ere inEai hours GO
sale e. front - trs county Guurt hauae
49, II fHr TffN ~ rrrearnla fsHarr be-
-nuwfr STATE "a FfrrhlH. tire Interest 20
nr- & staarra tn tns fo1ru lnE describe
real estate tn-wfts
49, Ies IS Nj aIrft ffaf 20 .Hr MnKrrt
tract 81 tfa cffV q rFusarnia. Earau-l .
r. yAT TELT
gr1FuawaW -aefa
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-25

lovers ~ EBuiash from a suiHerahls
winter ~ haH been suggested thai
Andrew Carnegie or John u. nocks
Teller come to tho rescue wifh an ~
dowInrnt f1r Persons who Psefcr ras
nriTa but neither ~ fhnHl rhilar-
thronie gentlemen has as yer. riHen f#
TIRE occasion.
Vendors NJ wooden nutmpwa and
cabbage isaf tobacco are hard a. woi
ngurinF on q scheme % satisfy thf
cravings 20 customers who insisf ou
narrika. They plan On baking rru
russ from Persia Il au oven and thru
ErindinE them up and then aeiiin IS
them Cor real Hungarian rgd peppf
under fhe pure food and drug act
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-25

Pane ta not always what n seems.
George Randolph Chester walked in
% n book store in Philadelphia kept
nv an Engiishman AMI made some
purchases. says the Denver Times
"Ah. Chester" said the EnKilHhman.
BE eyes lighting a. be wrote the a.
livery address You have q very ~ 81
nous name. Mr. Chester. n a. known
TIE world over
Tire nuthor ~ rive Thousand an
Hour attempted Ga blush and inuk
embarrassed
"Nhy bsiieNe.T ne fAitrred
Yes" went on tho bookseller with
relish. n don't suppose there n q cor
ner ~ The globe where CHESTER cheese
is not known and appreciated. mH
such splendid cheese. you know
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-25

Albert was a solemn -sysf. spiIiuni.
InaMnR child says fhe pfftfbnrr
rhronirie - telegraph
Nurrf 10 Hah enc dnV. isaNlnn
tia blocks aud laying hin hard rentlr
ou her krae. rrurfe ia this God d
favr
~Na. dear. saif fhs nurse 'ths Of
nof SUNDAY. H ia ThurraaV
Tn - snrrr." Ne satd aadiv and
vent harf f0 ne hiorka
The nrrf day and tn nrKf in his
rrTiuuH manner he aakef tie famr
question aud tha nufas frnrfuiiv natl
r. COOL
That rhnf e too Knof for ffIH
wurld
on SUNDAY ths luentian waa repeat
ea aud the murar. with = eos ln hnr
fnlHr. Hsif Yes. Lamhir. fhis o. Cod'r
faw"
When where Co fke funny nnprr
he demanded
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-25
pEARrH OF PAPRikA
BRiAcs pEJEcTloN

New THIk. Nov 2f--Grsat Ia the
CONSERVATION am1nE ths heads re- iarEe
families with bohemiansaque appetitrs
Cor Nrw York. 81 Threatened with ra+
prIka famine The cold end rain en-
Hungary have almost ruined the pa
aaprlka CROP and vouiaah stands q
good chance ~ becoming a. rvfincf ~
che tadn
only hsrule measures Can save the
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-25

Wncr-.ffsnrf. what vii fartF.alns
yards af that new fan drnHn goods ft
ffts a yard bee HuhhT-Mnrn than
you can afford
"MnusF. aftFr am meanH nnthlnn Doe
trouble SIN t F che Only Kind
~ froutie whlch Ntn hard ia borrow
-naifimcre American
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-25

MONEY ioanes On rsal estate 81 psrsunal
nruprrtv ID TIE city cf pgnasoo.h &c the
ifNa rate ~ Interest Hall a Co. lFaa
p Govern Eisut street Fhnne itea assp
MONET Ia neH or atannnmas a1H kiNt.
class fHweirF az ere IFNai rafa ~ inter-.
eut hall A CO. 80 ~ Govern bena
street. phema t1a- asep
eArAWfEs or wawes uurrhased fhrrai
tiaecurts HALL a CO.. iek Co..
arn=enf sfraef Phnne ffsa tasn
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-25
FOR SALE

roR sAIE--To vase Farmers End
PAIN LAvns-aosa rrsas ana isoauoa.
l.l - 49, ,.v &c ~ =. ~ a. acre
TvyENTr FfvE CENTS per acre per
so INTEREST on TAvre
CAS- sou better inveal pour wVrFa4
W REEVE
Prone iseA fff. L. rrFvhutaH -t
ionov
nAuCocK nUGauEs IN stoek store
room afa nw1una street nwre. AmnFk
car National Bank Building W "a
Johnson lfaug
ron SALE Space ~ Ferrifs warehouse
A ef-raEr Co. ~ ere mouth Carload
lots ~ Nrrl aanfisf taken Or distrihutirn.
Phone itia corner Chase and Alcauin
FoR sALE-Ron Tor assk = good cor
tition } a. Friedrehsen Sen.
paiafoE. flssp
FOR SALE 81 acres fa apsn lard 30
rsr arre 90 sores woodland land bari
w1od $50 acres Woodland and. an toining
Fnof schools ehurrh and good neiahhura.
Food wufer fna tunttrw rruuni and nHh.
ne places anf TIE hest aLlrounf good
hamnark lard IN West F7grifa. reof 80
-'''ss = - ere. y y y 6ash.is corr
f1 the arrr Come f1 tfis Gre farming
country In fhF sweet sunny south here
.n WeFt FTrrifn Good arrrs - saw min
finIhered lend pine az iow price goof
farn ards. Nfo nfreF Var cash
ha1ar~r Hu ffuHs hdfFrnH EFT cornmunf.
cations f1 Dock Bailey. Cfiro.a Calhoun
County. Fa hoet
rTFE JOURNAL PANAMA CANAL 80
tfun ~ the best hvnk FOR ADVERTISING
perFaro'a ever rrcdursd Get q ara Nenf
n % your frfenta A. en- hoch stores o.
az fhfa r~re
FOn SALE rRFref TREES TuEEs'
Orange. Enaprfruif. g. rscan, pearh
pear plum ans EN- kinhH ~ fruit shade
and urua mental trees write fnr 1rNe
-atainEue Alvin japanese Nursery Co
Nozzle Ala ffscpAu
rNusEEs- Fittsd ~ an expert Relief
and aatiHfa rtinn guaranteed MAJ nrd.
Trs have prompt attention TIE CrWrfai
Pharmacy nreus nuNdtnn taiuiyiFr
fNlE gAfE-Four corner lots in uioch -.
East peusacaia Heights one block from
Bayou on car line ard facing south
Good nriHf hHrhnnd Price 81 Hpa %. $500
cash. fn'Hnro FfN and twelve mnuthH
This 81 bargain m you want them act
quick Address ~ n c. p. q. has
f.1. rruEarnia. Fir finrffua
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-25
MISCELLANEOUS.

nARgAtNs Us Fr-nNrrIRE nru or
second hand huuHHE cold ur eNrrnmE.
He raHh ~ easy uaFmFnfs MnffrrHsfF
made q 1rfsF OIL ones -rnrVafHd To-
uavia Furrifurs Co. co. ~ TarraEnuua
street 1frnHser
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-25
WANTED-FARMS.

NORTHERN BUYERS wunt southern
farms dirfrt deaIinF with owners. no
commission. What have Fuu o. self
Write southern tlonssseksrs' mureau
Dos ffff. Atlantis. Ga. afruv
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-25
PERSONAL.

A BACHELOR GENTLEMAN 81 Is. r1aa
character. rood health. temperate hah.
ifs auf aH clone. wruiH Hka t1 make
come Enrf lady happy hT makfnH her a
wcnd husband Adaresa nrv rks. AFauE.
Ca Efn1Vrfs
LADIES whn appreciate beautiful hnfr
should frnw that see Fnawr HHIr
vast rIaars fns hnir rsrea 81 ffn ard
Nirnr removes hnEdFHW. makes TIRE hmH
sur anf IN r. ahsc' utn'V harmless Price
% cents For uie ~ au druEgisfs
tnnFfna
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-25

eWw ri W FAfurfWf n CO a. waHf
Romano street TrHnr fEN p o. nru
as f7r he1f sfsfes untr,sterirN snH 90.
nhtshtrH ~ fnrrlfure arnrffra
wwNrW ANTS TRANSFER 90 wh~r
"a FHnrH~n. prnn mrH-ifa al sfnfs ~
rTrvfrE nnf haHiHE furnfurH rarkff
fFF nHfnwHnf t-Hfm'fUFa stores nH q
ENHrn - NHnHf rMnun zee 1fNluntf
TENTS Ann rARPkrTLfNs an siH.a
fuF sale as -eWf rrrresnTr Henrs ~.
tur-ra e8sAs -s1se saash panfor F=t-ns
ttra f4fsh
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-25
MUSICAL

PHoF GILEfLLAN SCOTT. PIANO
spNCIAfHET TRAINS TEACHERS
NOR THE PROFESSION. les" tiF.T-
.vEY MrrWOD go west Garden. psn-
aarnia phana Tnf uuFfa
WILLIAM pACkHAM. Nus Bae car
Facomuannd rupik astuN - nnatl1ll
a. teacher Cd vounW pimnlsts. Phone ef
Cor singing. crgar are risnc iefsona
lkzcyims
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-25
CLEANLINESS for sale at
the Empire. Phone 322
and get our prices.

Fou SALE r-rasra cottage ans han. vel
butt with aN rnnvtufrmcea Very rea-
srrnEfa r#Irr Frr further information
can af zoe urTlfun ST. oCtli-lms
" n rAwTWuN iaatF pou's stable
with r. carload ~ horses and mules fof
sale anrvtm
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-25
statesmen.

HMAM--Am az aFrarf huHHaH Tor
EnHHrHI trace conn aaIFr HHHfHaHf
urnNtHea Pr SO ~ wHet IL. hainuHa
rnnnthfv References ard hrnH rauuired
so navire Haed aur.f = " narnvH
sfaHan A. Detroit fAnrv
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-25

HOOTON r WATSON.
"vrs Rsntai AGENTS"
49, 49, H.. 81
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-25

~ hNrEiH# Married nan. nraIftnn az
salesman 81" collector am row en-
r'rNrI HrH uruf 20 make a rrarFn
have nsH r.Hrf years experience iu gen
erHf ueF.HnH. 40 ana can furnish Ennd
reference hHHrHHH u a. u. on q NJ ~.
q UaK r. FrfeFrrire. AIa aIn1v1ts
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-25
HOTELS.

HOWL FLORIDA ts afvtse fhs
ruHIfr Rave moved rr cree urafafra
where 7 wHI Do r'FsHef fn meet wg cif
frterHs and make rev Gree HerwH n
cents r. $50 81 Caun pran Use
orfr commercial prices h1fe. ln thf r.H
IrrnNI 20
PARK HOTEL,-Ffrst-ciasa ROWS aaard
fnr N AZ ret aaV euneizl rates ~
uaak cruffa ID IorafaI zee EHsf Gov.
frnmenf street 81 H. Gilmore. Prrr
EEHufff
HOTEL. COMFORT Ffar. fafnuu. o. Ea-
nHshinH and enc fable ftEan place frr
cieau rerp.a EuerfffluE rev aud sarL
tmry Rates f1 H# aaN Weekly wee lai
rate $50 Ada.ssa A. r. Wartss. Para.
"a aasa
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-25
sos REWARD.

Wnr ere arrest anf conviction - arv
re- ~ ~ raFtfes raarrf rufHating ~ Hr-
rfrrF.nE auF property 70 rHH fHfFrffafn
FniF AHse-infiHr Hu fHH fair ErHurHH af
Euufrian Para frfrrstats Fair Aseerfa &.
firu tfroVf m
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-25
SECRET Societies.
80 r.eIaars aTTENTIoN


z e vALToN
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-25

HAuCOrN nrgGTE in afaek Store
room fta n~Iuna street nwrs. Anrrt
can National Bank Building W ~
Johnson faamm
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-25

FOR sELE-Uprisht plane iu 800 con
eifi1n. tst cd frr 1uirk Halo Phone
frag 81 frF afurrrfs
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-25
FOUND.
WANTED--To Buy Or
Exchange.

VA TWn-ons ME tt-pouna relay
raj delivered Pensacola % aood runfi.
tt~- quote iowest prfcs quirk WIN nmy
rssh f-kartawhatckss tuubsr CO Frss-
rort. Fta unes
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-25
FOR SALE.

FpH sALE-Wsn establishes general
ulerrantiis business ana trade. alf0
large cotton wiUmHrW VII HHN fnWefr -
~ separately For particulars arTlE f0
8 Eandfore Jasper. ne. 4tu1v
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-25

FOn aAEE-Tnf.ref TREES TuEEs'
Oranne grapefruit. Ga reenn, pearh.
pear riuu ana en- klnhr ~ fruit shnds
and rFna mental trees write for larEf
HataloEue Alvin japanese NurssrY 60.
Mobile Ala ffsnrim
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-25

TTFT JOURNAL PANAMA CANAL sfi
tiun ~ the best hnnk FOR ahvurtiEinr
n a. ynuf frteuAa Al en- haoh stores o.
al INla nfN-s
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-25

rOW EAfEnEuars En- Ferrffs Warehouse
a EfrraNr Co. ~ ere mouth Carload
Phone ftf1 corner Chase and Alcauin
Streets Raum
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-25

UATrHFerN a Mnruw.T4= RirFsrs auf
HHNH#HHrrH H-HnHfa HfFrHwm ~ tnwta
nhara ffff Wta South ramfrs nfrsst
ffrh
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1912-02-26
ANOTHER LITTLE TOUCH
OF BLIZZARD

OF BLIZZARD.
Chicago, just recovering from
the blizzard of a week ago, was
dealt another staggering blow
this morning, an drailroadS and
street car schedules, which were
being brought to normal state,
were again demoralized. At least
one man is known to have, died
here as a result of the storm.
Thousands of the unemployed
were again given a chance for
work. Every street car line and
railroad running into the city
had more jobs clearing away the
snow than it could fill. Traffic
was badly hampered.
Henry>Koenig, $40 Concord
place, lost his life in the storm.
He was found unconscious with
his spine fractured in front of
$50 Willow street. He is thought
to have slipped on the ice pave
ment. K6enig was removed ITO
a hospital, but died without re-
gaining consciousness.
The weather bureau. predicts
fair tomorrow, with lower tenn
peratures tonight.
Throughout the southwest and
to the north of Chicago the storm
was even more sever. Winds of
cyclonic velocity took a heavy toll
of life in Arkansas. At Almyra,
small town near Little Rock,
eight persons were killed when a
whirlwind swept through the
town.
Oklahoma, Kansas, Missouri,
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1912-02-26
Minneapolis, are buried under
tons of snow.
x 4 x x 4 = < * + X
x GOOD THINGS TO EAT 4

= = X X
Irish Potato Doughnuts-To
2 cups of mashed Irish potatoes
which have cooled add 3 table
spoons of butter, 2 cups sugar,
cup sweet milk, 8 well-beaten
eggs, Il teaspoon of salt, 5 tea
spoons baking powder sifted in l
pint of flour, or enough to roll.
Mix into soft dough and roll thin.
When done roll in powdered
sugar.
Spanish Salad.-Cut the con-
tents of l can'of pimentos in long
strips. With scissors cut fine the
tender part of a stalk Of celery.
Strip l cup of olives from seeds.
Serve with oil mayonnaise on
crisp lettuce leaves.
Arizona republican., 1912-08-28
, PHOENIX ARIZONA WEDNESDAY MORNING. AUGUST 2a 1g2
WOULD SEPARATE
 ROADS FROM SHIPS
Object of Resolution Before Trans
 Mississippi Congress.
ASSOCIATED PRESS DIsPATCH1

SALT LAKE. Aug. 27.-Amend- ments to the interstate commerce law which would divorce absolutely com mon carriers on land from those of water, by prohibiting common owner ship and putting the water carriers under the jurisdiction of the inter- state commerce commission were recommended in a resolution in to- days session of the trans Mississippi commercial congress. Its sponsor was Judge A E. Helm, rate eX- pert of Wichita, Kansas.
 In the preamble, it set forth that the work done by the government to improve harbors and deepen rivers had been rendered futile by the establishment of railroad mOnopolies of steamship lines.
 The resolution also recommended that the commission have power to fix minimum as well as maximum rates.
 J. L. Powell, introduced resolu- tion, which if adopted, is to aid scientific farming by the organiza tion of business and commercial bodies. with view of obtaining state and national aid to promote demon stration work and schools and school courses in every community in furth- erance of farm development.
Arizona republican., 1912-08-28
STRONG FOR PUBLICITY BUT NOTHING TO TELL
Governor Wilson Speaks of Preconven-
 ton Campaign
ASSOCIATED PRESS DIsPATCH1

SEA GIRT, Aug. PIT am in favor of publicity, and welcome a thorough investigation of my campaign ex- penses. I always held that position I always approved it, and I will well come it as matter of course"
 In this way Governor Wilson tonight outlined his attitude toward the Pen rose resolution calling, among other things, for an inquiry into the pre- convention campaigns of the various candidates
 The governor was asked who his principal packers were in the primary campaign. ITO tell the truth, don't know except in a general way, who had charge of my campaign in the T merely kept a general oversight over my campaign fund. Three times we had no fund at all.'
 The governor said he could not even estimate his pre-conVention expenses He said that most of the money was raised, however, from Princeton gradu- ates. Practically all the money was spent for publicity" he said, and fol distributing news through the press We did not ask the papers to use it We did not volunteer it. We sent il wherever it was asked for.'' The governor said that so far as he knew, no campaign contributions were declined. With reference to the Thomas F Ryan incident which was developed in connection with the Wat terSOn- Harvey Wilson episode tn, governor was asked if he had not de- i clined a contribution from Ryan. T personally did not" he said, "bu Mir. McCOmbs did. But I ought no say that, as it leaves the impression Ryan offered money. He did not. declined to see Ryan. and McComb! declined to let anybody ask Ryan fol contribution"
Arizona republican., 1912-08-28
It Was Announced After a Conference With Senator Borah That the Latter Would Take the Stump for Taft
FAIRBANKS ALSO
 WILL MAKE CANVASS
Director of Roosevelt Fight Issues Statement Saying That Organization of the Western Half of Country Is Complete
[AssoCIATED PRESS DIsPATcH1

CHICAGO, Aug. 27-David w. Null
 Vane, director of the republican cam
 pagn in the west, announced tonight
 that former Vice President Fairbanks
 would take the stump for President
 Taft, probably early in September.
 States Senator Borah of Idaho would
 take the stump for President Taft at
 first in his own state, and later prob
 ably in other states, although this has
 not been determined definitely. Sen
 atOr Borah stopped at Chicago on his
 way home from Washington. He held
 an extended conference with Null
 vane and others at the republican headquarters.
 Among the speakers announced by Chairman Diekman of the republican speakers bureau, are former Congress- man James E. Watson, of Indiana i; Rev J. Wesley Hall, New York for mer Congressman J. Adam Bede, of MinnesOta former United States Sen ator Mason. of Illinois
 Joseph F. Davies, of Wisconsin, sec l retary of the democratic national com
 mittee today met former Governor Folk, of Missouri and w. K. Kava- ] naugh, St. Louis, president of the | Lakes to- the- Gulf Deep Waterway as- sOciatiOn. Kavanaugh is endeavoring l to secure the attendance for one day | at least of Governor Wilson at the
 annual convention of the waterways
 association at Little Rock, Arkansas, September 24 to 26 Roosevelt is scheduled to address the waterways convention September 25
 | Secretary Davies said that four years ago s200.0 900 was secured for the democratic campaign through popular subscription and this year efforts will 1 be made to raise more than S250 000 ] in this manner It is said that the Wilson campaign will be made with 1 less expense than has attended many | a city mayoralty campaign. Davies will be concentrated in Maine until
 after the state election September g 1 It was said that William J. Bryan will be active in the campaign after 1 September 1.
 | United States Senator Dixon, ot 1 Montana, director of the progressive campaign. tonight issued a statement l in which he reviewed the work of the | progressives in the middle west and 1 mountain states, and also on the Pa cific coast. He said this entire dis
 trict had been effectively organized.