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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1913-12-09
IittIe Girl al olive.

Dear Santa Claus:-I am q little girl
four years old. I live at Olive out in
the country. 1 want you to bring me
a doll, and a tea set, and a big rub
Der ball. and q, a. b. c. book, and a lit
tie piano, and a trunk, and go-cart,
and a doll bed for my doll, and some
furniture, and clothes for my doll
house, 1 want some fruit and nuts,
also, / will close. Bye-bye. Pensacola,
r F. d. No. @
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1913-12-09
a GirI,s Want.

Pensacola, Fla, Dec. 5. 1918. Dear
Santa claus L want this letter in
the paper this year. I want a baby
doll. bed, a dresser, a chair, box
of candy, a little doll. a music box, a
piano, some doll dresses for my dolls,
some fire crackers, some sparklers.
Don't forget where | live. From Doro-
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1913-12-09
From Olive Boy.

Pensacola, Fla, r. F. D. No. 2, Dec
8, 913. Dear Santa Claus:-My name
is Robert Creighton, 1 am years old
1 live at Olive in the country. I want
you to bring me the following things
for Christmas: A little rocky horse,
a express wagon, a drum, and train,
and jack in the box, a teddy bear,
and a ball, and a whip, nuts and fruit.
Bye-bye. From your little friend p.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1913-12-09
Wants Rin Ruhher RaII.

Dear Santa Claus:-I am a little girl.
three years old, and / want you to
bring me a big rubber ball and a doll
and a teddy bear, and a little train,
and a doll trunk, and bed and chairs
and tea set, nuts and fruit, too. Bye
bye. From your little friend Louise
Nelson, 416 E. Rrainard St.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1913-12-09
a Little Tots Want.

Dear Santa ClauS:-I am a little
baby named Jewel, am ten months
rattler and would like to get that, as
you have so many other boys and girls
to share toys with. Bye bye.-Jewel
Nelson, 416 e. Brainard st.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1913-12-09

The Journal wishes to impress on its
boy and girl readers that their let
tiers should have, if in the city, the
street address plainly written, and if
out of town. the name of the town.
And of course, all names should be
plainly written, and all commune
cations should be on one side of the
paper only. .
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1913-12-09
Remembers Little Friend.

Dear Santa Claus:-PIease bring me
a doll, doll carriage, tea set and pic
get my little friend who has been sick
and wants rock horse and a rattler,
well that will be all from your friend,
Reba Durham, 420 West Romano
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1913-12-09
Cow Boy Suit and Auto.

Pensacola, Fla, Dec. 3, 1918. Dear
Santa Claus:-PIease bring ne a few
things. L am a good little boy five years
old. I want a Gee Wig are (auto)
q COW boy suit train, q ball, a little
automobile that winds up, marbles, fire
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1913-12-09
NEW SUITS FILED.

The following new suits were filed
yesterday in the ONCE of the clerk of
the circuit court:
Fisher Real Estate Agency VS.. T. A d.
William Fisher attorney for plaintiff.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1913-12-09
Wants rnv Pistol.

Dear Santa Claus:-Please bring me
a paper cap pistol and good story
book, and a good game, and set Of
Meccano and some fire works. From
your friend, Preston Ferguson, 5O7 E.
Cervantes St, Pensa cola, Fla
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1913-12-09

crackers, sparklers, candy, nuts and
fruit. / live at 400 E. Gregory street
Pensacola, Fla 1 wish you merry
Christmas and don't forget the poor.
Ferguson Massey.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1913-12-09
Doll and Story Book.

Dear Santa Claus:-Please bring me
baby doll, trunk, doll buggy. some
doll clothes, a story book, some games
and some fruit Your friend, Doro-
thy Ferguson, 507 f. Cervantes st.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1913-12-09
Want An Autoroh;Ie

thy Massey. 400 E. Gregory St. Pensa-
cola, Fla.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1913-12-09
GUARDING AGAINST CIRQUE

The best safeguard against Group is
bottle of Foley's Honey and Tar
Comp in the house. p. II. CHM,
y - ...-0r 'NFv cai'1
are very susceptible to Group easily
catch cold. I give them Foley's Honey
and Tar Compound and in every In
stance they get prompt relief and are
soon cured. We keep it at home and
prevent Group" D'Alemberte's Phar-
macy. III :. -Palafox St. (Adv.)
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1913-12-09
A NEW SYRUP
MILL IS NOW
IN OPERATION
CESSNA CARRIES LARGE CARGO
OF CANS TO SANTA ROSA SY-
RuP & MANUFACTURING CON-
PANY AT SANTA ROSA.

When the steamer Cessna left this
port yesterday she carried one of the
largest cargoes of the kind ever to
leave here. This was a cargo of 5000
cans consigned to the Santa Rosa.
Syrup & Manufacturing Company, of
TT o.. county Anc
r. z. L. McCaskiu is president and
B. f. Noyes is manager.
The Santa Rosa syrup .nill is a new
one and is the largest and most up
to-date in West Florida The syrup
made by this concern is put up in
gallon and one-half gallon cans and is
labeled "Bob's Choice"
The shipments of cans, which was
the first received by the new firm,
were from the American Can Com
shipment will probably pass through
Pensacola within the next few days.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1913-12-09

No. 8 East Zarragossa street.
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Rth60hktB

Marshal 4. G. coey sad wife o(
sssundo are visitins frlesda II ths
eitY. y; st
Aiss Gertrude AgoAss Of the Asag
tnrstss leaves In . sov daySfor Net
York City where she Wiii visit uatll
after the holidays.
Il. u. Percy At Ss1IaAo came Ia
iast nixht oa shorl busiaesa trip.
II. ". Ruakss nf lsaatiaSs Il In tha
sity on . business trip.
NJ. asa Mr. &. c. Davis Of Ratoa
sss 10 TriaidsA visisias isissds aad
aiieadiag 10 basines1 matters.
Franz Hite. a pro'ainsat resideas
of Wichita. kaa.. !s IN tho city "a
. busiseas visit.
". u. Msnsii~id Of beaver 10 10
the city ON . isaSiness yiais.
Mr.. aaa AsA A. u. Dahlssn AZ nea.
sc. are visitisG u ilenYes.
Assistant AAjatast Oeaerai u. ~.
i.rs has returned tn tho strike soas
after an ~ss-aaed busiaeas visit in
Beaver.
George ibhcriy. . prominsat ner.
eEaai aad sh~~nnan OF Tsiaehrsa ID
in tho city on . nusiaess visit.
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TOOK THE ADVICE.

Tn- head "f ip'ar Lps'n'.s h"us-'
i...usn, . number ai ,.o.. IN, u
Nov sign. ani huas th-ri ul'
arnund hts "I'i'.-. rh'S ~-rr "'H
i-.iisr beyond expectations. and yet
4, "a. nardiy b- saii ina, they work
ri s~ii. When. s,,H. ,h" nfsi i"a
DAYS. the business man .".ni-'i az
the f~.niis.h- founi that 'r- ssshirr
had s.ipr~a oi, with s::. .,.". the
h.ai be ,klssp-r had -iotssa Ai,h the
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CONVICTED OF BURGLARY

William johnson. charged jain,.,
with his ~it-. ~ss fo-,na guilty os
bussiasy and iar.~ny by = Jury IA ihT
district .our, ihi. mnrains. The
"asr ~as short asi The ipry out hut
a frS miau'~., s-rond cas-.
nssinsi tho soios-a .oapi-. charging
the Defendants with srsna iaw~nr.
~as noii-d. y, ", Murrsy r.rr-.
serted the .-f--isnts
1nhhspn sas a.rus-i Of bTti1s
broken into ,h- house e ore vii.
Ham Thanpsan =, s;s's,iii.. vHh
s'~ailhs . npnhrF 81 .ftI,i.s ~ NJ.
~ ,,.s si,- 4. aii-z-i ,- have aid
~ him In the -sime.
This sn-sn,-n rssru Toni 4.
is~ihr iri.i for srsni urea.
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A RUDE WotX.

Americans sraveiias ahresh snoa
fiai oct taa' in~ language ssrs'
spesk i. not inok~si aroa - scauiae
Enxitsh. si,ass by the hsasasy f.ns.
Iishmaa os the native oi th~ sonit.
nrai n rr.or~. Oar ALREADY aware
NJ sh,. view. ~uo ;hoaahi he wss
hardened 10 Is. sns II. r"des' ssort
ot al !ss, snmmss.
In = i'ari. '-dnS sI3g. a'asar ."
sa~ several little sed books.
'ii.~ IN learn Grr'ass. ~ss the
si,i~ AZ oae ~ theta. Another sAs
called. "isa~ "a Learn St.aassh.' a..
osh~s. "iios ~ i.eAss i,Aiisu." -"
- oes ~
The .ln~s,saa ~as ioosiar ~ 'hem
aish aa usias~essse. air whsn hts
~srsss&Soa sssdAeaiy chsaRcd 10 aa~
Of utter amasr.nsa'. cassiae hls eye
% nili snoSh~r al ;aci fsi~ sed
,,nohs he rad ~ lie eoset:
"ilo,s 10 i.-aSa Amsdcsn:'
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o slruAay

neAullsa.
The h0dy of Roi,@ft ~. Mullen.
~hn VA. shot and Killed near Ds'-
iaxua on Tuesday. will h- shipped To-
night or ianarro~ 4" the former
home of the deceased al Eisin. ii's,
The widow Niii accompany III. r-'
,naiss.
CaAPSsll.
TIE funeral af the late Gsnr,ai y,
L.. Can shell. 4hs died s-s"saI Ia, .
iso. siii probably take place oa sun.
isy afternoon. The storm has h"'
ecasi,s'~'i y i'.s'ian~m-h, II ,h- IL.
nrsa'.
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no SUN FOUND on
ALLEGED Rank 10D0311

blythe. cal. nee. s.-Tro nes.
suspected % h~iaR the nnea vhn
rot heA the Paioscsde Valley bask al
sa.Ss" saa killed the eass,sr. a. ".
isovirs. the~- days aso. ~-rr ear.
sureA .snAay. according sS n hrisi
message tsosa sheriff wi.aoa os 9sv-
srsid~ roaniy. who la tho rsrS'it.
rhe r,aa were nsiee: I ah~d u "
c@ssra ~fsa tho shssisf's hrputies
testared opoa them. They snsc
their names ss iisii esss aad Tom
Gsr~n moving picture rnwhoys -.
riryes ID Los AAGrie~, Th~ osfseess
ioaea si.ss~ in sn-s~ser ~ the
rrssnasrs.
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cako a.l ca.dses for sale at th1
Ireshgsssisa 0asasr Saturday. Dec
& : 10 ?. =.
ALMANAC Warns RULERS.

When tie ssar .-is ais cot, af
Aons"'s Ainssae "a" :i:'h i.sne al
rhleh u Just published In Irnaoa.
ana surss. ss b. rsiusaiiy ~iii. to
The Raaihiy soiers At ID. star. BIZ,
terss,si majesty viii discover that
ID Asrt"1her asN he nil s~ in
dshsps-a sasse ,urne- Of Mar. sl;.
nlaaiiaR At ~. PETERSBURG
Tue siar ~ Seais ui!i have IN
~ait as:ii the >est last list of sn~
sose~. IN mad sasihia- personally
is'~r~sssas. Prs u s-ns,s rera.ai.
fe- II rsens. ''Srata siii r- atstusn~a
sRh Ire kinx a ihs, country "
warned Ia ssfsRaa.i his r~sSoa. g
l,sabslsss b. WIN ans uesiees the
uasaIas. s,a ~ may take comfort
II TIC s~sire,soa ssss y hsa time 10
rrnmisri n: i:asiaaa alien ans.as
b~e~mbes. 1914: '"~rahasi~ n--ur
In hixh ,ife. The heavy sftiirttna Of
'h~ isasiaasiss ~ ~s;i tor IN, atty.
aad death ~iii strike rrsny NJ hieh
tosiitna ir tho issa. !, ~iii hr .
.ah Cartssass Tor many people,
rhis " sns .iaa NJ 'hiax thai
rase, ~. pronheey. as ''t'ssnei.
Nnoer. t'hyse.aa.'' uaac:sssrda IL.
- cosy. sa,s tho i.nadon Chfoaiei~.
rhes~ mesaag-s frnM. .sse stellar uni
ves,e are searis al y r7uaily vague
ana s~aersi.
Il sas hrea /, ''aai Christmas ior
many people -ses siase the festival
y ss established. ami o;.~ do~s not
ascd Tho h.Ip NJ tho s,ara tn lore.
90 shAs II viii ~ q san period for
msay paori~ aas;i 'hc snd ot time.
iasa ~ Il Is equally safe In prophecy
that II vii no a merry time for n
eooi maay other ueori". AMI rcr-
har. u IL jns' ~ y eli that tho fore
rsAis arc No: moro detailed and par.
tjsulAr. &c do net. Tor instance.
IN tho Irast object IN tho stars ~hts-
e~eihs ic ns H. jniy that "a con.
tlhuct, sue-~es is shc~n tot tErasri-
ral enterprise. Naval affsirr viii
rome to the fore. and tn" r'ohahsi''s
NJ . savsi demonstration or review is
ikciy. .ofci1n affairs tend tn bc
peaceful. saiara IN ts- si;;aih mn"
.icaoles much mortality among cid.
rfly people. and .Sae n.;cd scho,sr
or literary celebrity will pass away.
lilaeas u shown among people o'
hish petition. Religious scandals
arc ,o hc feared. saiarinz trun''ios
arr ,hrcsicncd aad aosnc strike or
lsr kout n immincat. Mars in tho
tenth threaten. a serious crisis for
the government. Royalty will SUI.
for. Heaadais arc SHOWN in political
Hc.ri,ais wit. benefit
This rigmatolc may amusc some.
and Will hurt noteGy. And even
~hca the warhiusA arc more rafii-
ru,ar they do no harm. After all.
lhe sssr rs generally In danger dur
Ing twelve mcntrs Ot the year. and
mas sos used TO it, rhe king Of Spain
Il not unfamiliar with dtsturbancts
IN the country over which he rules
aud tho police probably do not dc.
pcra entirely on tho reading NJ ihc
.tarp for information received. The
stalisr indiscreiions may thus he
numbered amuur tho things that 90
NOT matter.
10 SCHOOL, clnIDAIH i
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LISTEN FOR THE WHISTLE

Listen iJr ,h~ Ahisii's' TIE ''N
s,ri.r b"ys H"u r--sssss r"A Nhis-
,i.s. tn" bpSs NIIi hiag tho shisii-s
.h-n the, deliver tSP-rss when
Soa hear The whistle i.nJsh' ann
nights hereafter set your On ins,
after " has b--n thrown.
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LISTEN FOR THE WHISTLE.

Listen for tho whistles: rhe c-N
carrier hnys nov raesnss ae~ shts.
'iss. Tae hays will bIow tho whistles
when they deliver nsPers. When
yea hear tho ~histie toaIGat ana
aishis hereafter get ynar TN lust
after u has hem throws. .
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10 RlSK.

rat sss s!'iiss a.~ aay in tn.
susx:rx carriage. pnfIinx a. ae ais
clay li.-. Ah~a = isHs got IN ans
eat down beside Li.n.
"Soa'r- M aras!-msn. .ays She
nr snn'a s,.. smoking Sh.r - Lad,
sits Down s@sidr ,ou''
~ you --'e = LADY. you ~ouiin'
Gst In h~tr.' says Tat. yuf!Ias a~ay
NJ his pirN.
III you ~sr- ms husband shs
snsri~d. ''i''l si'- you poison,
t'si looked a. h-r . minute
''israad. aaii he. ~ was rour
husband ~ 'sto ~
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np'.i. Ihr'" ,l"sEz had asA"i sr .
ri" In siiar'. aui ,he .ihrc ho, hs.i
s., .I' :" ,srs1m. y hishwasmSn
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-05

n the sounz lady representative. g.
rs tho aisfcEoa' churches fos the :.
rrr .~at donation n, the Emporium
viii cali the, viii ',~ si,'n snm- s's-
,ionrry that will greatly sia them IL
their work ~
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-05

Most aaythirs In printing neatly
executed and s' reasonable prices
At tho Chr,nirI-.S News job rooms.
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NOVELTY

our novelty Department i, In charge
nj an expert. >oshins ioo small
for our aitrntion.
"" r-rair Vp~sriirrs. guns.
shar,.-n HALVES. tiir SAWS. repair
i-.s. 1T L~,s. ssnair door s.risEs.
bicycles and mnsosrysiss. Carry =
i.rx" supply al bicycle and motor.
sys,s tires. ;aass sas seea.rs.
Ne solicit your business and -.
sure you al rsossps ssSasiios. aaits.
sasston guaranteed. Phone rsiuiasd
lsg
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4usieale lsslpsssl.

The recital which ~ax u have
b-sn Rtsrn this afternoon q, the
home of Mrs .. J. Rsdeord. has been
los, pnacd until n~e. - i,e-ans~ of
the storm.
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SAVE;
mC;4fff m;4ff ffoopR

~ yen ~ ssle saDpsst
q . hSaily-the fsuAaalisa
- wAish he family stree.
ture b bsilti
~ lDaa's life Il . fyail
: ssppsst fss - iapostant .
lso1. ,Ss many thiags may
AoppG0 10 pat N ead to
YEN earning pewer.
!. 3oW alfessat are the
ee6lltjsas II yea have been
6spsdung vsgulasiy . Per.
Ia & ysas sasaiass II sar
1avines Department. When
yea1 Strength 10 esne H.
Strength q your Sa.iass
Asesast stnHds ready 70
pseS39e fer you and year
faaily.
1vssy idle dollar Of your
nassy ahssA Be- put 10
vssk. 0pes 4 Savings Ae.
ess1t Nae and let ysar
Asnsy essn I per eest II.
taToot.
0sat wait saUl Hext
wei ~ tsaesrsv. Csala n
ts6ay-si0ht ssw. q vii
start . saviaSs account here.
COMMERCIAL SAVINGS
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Tri,,;1sl Nsseliy Rssks
Tr:cpaoas Ts:sidsd i:S.
al0.4l4.9il.9ie9lO Elm SfR1E1

The Saisaiins Army cas- u.s. Az
ea.s off eioshias. fussiias-. kiirhea
utensils. dishes. beddiaH. etc. Aay.
an. having any al such please rhoac
RED :ss: and ih-y Siii NJ called for
promptly. Thsaks.-Capt. o.. =.
Haas.
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II tho yoaas isdS representatives
OF the difseseas churches for the !;
pes rca, dossiIos n the Emprsiam
Will call they will ~ sives snsse sta.
ssonrsy that ~iii greatly aid then Z,
their work. -
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-05

tOt'aE: Nc, At noon.
t1easiass % La Toilette s~aMan's
bill At for Dcscmh~r IA.
NeGiii-ny~s election eoatsss ~
for hearing on D-c~Oher -.
Oood roads commlst~r agreed 10
heein heariaxs on many federal AZ
bills Monday.
Pa..ci resolution Ia make rchsU.
Ety tho time for classification cf the
lands NJ chickasa~ and chosia~ no.
'tions.
z Nuihoriacd Chairman Garrett ~
The lobby committee to read his re-
poit Tuesday.
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n, Z, L A. 2seSiaG.

Tho member. nj tho y. =, l.. \,
viii m~cs inaishi ~ the offices Of Shs
Tr.nihad Electric TsaasaiasSoa. Hail.
way sad Gas ca. IA is'Ases,ins pro.
sssm of nap~rs asd sdAesss~. has
h~~n arranged. Papers will he nse.
seated BY MIS- Sara ilohAnn. Mias
tiiysh~ih Ma'h~h~i aud '. Wood.
Ms. Woad's lecture will liz ;.in.sras.
81. ". u. victSsy wiii also present
= rap~r.
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prl.tiag that pi~ss~s Kind
supplied customers Of The Chroatc,c.
SeWA
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! TO-DAY m c0NeREss (
|RReeeeeeeo&33'

SENATE: Met at nom.
Rasisies,ios as Drnorrasie rnrfea.
~ program dcisycd. ..
Consideration ~ ii@seh-iissehy hiii
r~esmcd. -.
Interstate commerce ~nmmlsstna
pass ronrd -oasihesasina ~ srsss
hills.
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f1li1w eGnn1T
BY JAMES w. EGAN.

JAMES w. EGAN.
The league
because the Maps took Shoot him his
own father has disowned him.
r MAPLE SUGAR.
Sweet Oh. tee heel
originate sure is is to say originally it
was original
You spit sidewa expectorate
But never do It umpire Look where George
StovaI is now.
EASY MONEY
Charles Flanagan released grabbing
band because he will but $0e amonth
Judging value
is getting sssss more than he is worth
other bush Yale the oppOsi
ton team One would become confirmed ground
IsHKAHBBLE.
Carl Morris impersonae Gum
boat Smith, but Carl will find difficult role
remark at the head of this is not wicked word; it is
81 shud worry')
We glad to hear ouimet
always was a reckless speafser though
Players LAMENT.
As fedsH Fam merely a dub,
As a nSderI can't fill the bill;
can't stay pohger with club 81
So haYefo into "vodevL"
"a witt and threatened to pull the
trigger if we didn't print thsD
Our idea Of nothing ht al The by the
Beavers In the post-season ferfes
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a thes That
Measure Up to
Exacting Taste

uvb;s sbow;no IF men q
800 rn,,nc mems Fall
1siot5es 81 Klonfenstein
q = Is y :. Is an evcel-
1.,f source of authentic
;rfo,.,,,at;nn as to The
-,a,.u ia+ast styles
Ind;u;dnalitv ;s the
dominate note-clothes
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plays involving the ball and play
res, it's movements being controll-
ed by direct leased Western Union
wires to the stage.
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was made for Johnnie Williams.
the speedy little pitcher with
Sacramento, who goes to Detroit.
Capt. Wolverton. who formerly
held down Frank Chances berth
with the New York Americans,
turned 1t down because he want
ed to trade a player.
Hosp has been up before. He
was drafted for the st. Louis
Americans in 1911, but hurt his
arm Just before the opening OF
the 1912 season. At that time
Hosp was pitcher. On account
of his tremendous hitting ability
he was put in the infield as soon
as his arm recovered and he
speedily developed into one of
the best shortstops in the game.
He Is a wonderful all round man.
Howard of the Los Angeles
club goes to the Detroit team.
He is a cracking good all round
man.
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NOT A PLAY MISSED

Through the medium Of the
Star Ball Player, mechanical
device of recent invention, which
is now being installed at the Ia
coma theater, local base ball fans
will be enabled to enjoy the
worlds series next week almost
as much as being on the field of
play.
BY an ingeniously devised ar
rangement this ball player shows
all the plays and combinations of
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1913-10-03

WhitwOrth COLLEGE expects
to have q strong football team Z
this fall. A number Of new
men have enterd the institu.
ton, among them Allan
Rushmer and Leo Horejs, last
year in the backfield OF the
Stadium High team. Several
vetrans remain and with the
influx of new material Coach
Hayes thinks he will have the
strongest aggregation Whit
worth has had in years.
Frank Chance thinks the Ath.
letics will win the series, while Ty
Cobb is sure the Giants are going
to slip the championship over
Most of the eastern baseball writ.
ers are biting on the New Workers
Eddie Fries has been doins
some good batting against the
Beavers this week.
A triple by Walter Cartwright
former Indian, resulted in ninth.
inning win for San Francisco yes
terday.
Cincinnati defeated Kansas CITY
yesterday with ease, getting 81
safe swats.
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Eczema and Itching Cured.

Eczema and Itching Cured.
The soothing, healing medical
tion in DIR. HObsOn's Eczema Oint-
ment penetrates every tiny pore
of the skin, clears it of all i'm
purities-stops itching instantly.
DR.. Hobson's Eczema Ointment
Is guaranteed to speedily heel
eczema, rashes, ringworm, letter
and other unsightly eruptions.
Eczema Ointment is a doctors
prescription, not an experiment.
All druggists or by mail, soc.
Pfeiffner Chemical Co.. Philadel-
phia and st. Louis.
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MADE HAWK SORE

MANNINGToN. KY. OCT So.
After Lucas Parsons had shdt
and killed big hawk near hfs
home the hawks male mate at
tackled the boy. He fired two
shots at 1t, and 1t flew out of
range, but returned and fol-
lowed Parsops to the house.
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Pacific Coast League

Portland 2, Oakland 1.
San Francisco 3 Sacramento 2.
Venice ~, Los Angeles 0.
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American League

No games played.
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Short Sport

= Although outweighed two
to one, the Fern Hill gram.
n mar school football team
made a plucky fight against
the Barlow III. s. squad yes
terday afternoon and held
Z them to 8 to o score. 1t
was not a game Of soccer, but
old-fashiOned football.
The longest game on record, >
or the playoff of the Giant-Phillit
forfeited game yesterday, resulted
In the score remaining 8 to 6 in ia
svor of the Dooinites.
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BEAVERS FINALLY
BEAT MEEKMEN

VANCOUVER, B. c., Oct. g.
The Beavers took their first game
of the week from the All-Stars
yesterday, 6 to 4. Erratic umpir-
ing by Kelly and ditto hurting
by Weiser Dell combined to lose
for the Meekmen. McMurdo,
Dell and Fries starred with the
st lex. Ingersoll struck out eight
The Ordway new era., 1913-12-12
Teachers Examination

The regular county teachers ex-
animation for the elementary schools
will be held on December 1S and 10 at
the High School building 10 Ordway.
The High school examination will
be held ut the county superintendent's
ONCE on Saturday, December 20. Ap-
plicants for the high school exsmina.
tlon will please let me know that
they wish to take the examination as
soon as II Is convenient TO do so. Ger
tain questions will be drawn from the
present state teachers reading circle
books. The state superintendent Of
public instruction requests all appli.
cants to read the first I've chapters Of
Phillips psychology, the 6rst Eve
chapters of LainR's Manual Of Reading
and part one Of Gillette's Vocational
Education 10 preparing for the De.
cember Examination. The books may
be secured, postpaid, from The Herrick
Book Company. Denver, Colo, for
o. so. e. N. FREEMAN,
County Supt.