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The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1914-10-01

Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. Olson of Grand
vile, Ill. are guests at the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs Stephen sehlaf on Wal
nut street. Mrs. Olson is n sister
OF Mrs. sehlaf. The visitors were
here some Eve years ago. and are
stiIi much pleased with this part Of
Colorado.
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WEDNESDAY.
spendIra 4 Eew DAYS Her

Spending Few Days Here
Mr.. and Mrs. W. B. ireland of West
eIiTe are spending a portion OF the
week in Canon City.
Here "Wednesday on Auto Tour
Mr.. and slrs. Thomas Balman. Jr
OF Hillside. were visitors in Canon
City on Wednesday while making a
motor trip to Colorado Springs and
Denver. They will spend a couple
OF days in the Springs in attendance
at the Central Colorado fair. which
opened this morning
viii Leave Thursday For San Diego
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Bengley will
leave on Thursday for san Diego.
California. where they expect TO
spend the winter They have a
daughter living AT san Diego.
VIII Leave For Home Thursday.
W. N. Wright OF Hutchinson. Kas..
who has been visiting here as the
guest of his daughter. Mrs. R. C. Ar
thur and family on Canal street since
early in July. will leave for home on
Thursday Of this week Mr.. Wright
made his FIRST trip to Canon City
about twenty years ago.
Methodist Choir Had Skyline Picnic
The memoers OF the choir OF the
First Baptist church and a party of
their friends enjoyed "weinerwurst
fry and picnic on the Skyline drive
Tuesday night The picnic grounds
we're illuminated for the occasion and
the affair was avery pleasing one in
all respects. Songs were sung and
jolly time had by all fortunate
enough to be present
Visiting The Prot. George Home
Mr.. and Mrs. b. d. Bennett. Mrs. II.
V. Georges parents. and MIR. and Mrs
c. II. Estabrook all OF Ottawa. kan
sas are guests at the George home
Miss Claire Estabrook. daughter of
MIR. and Mrs. Estabrook has been
visiting the Georges for a month or
two.
State Gets Federal Money For Roads
Governor Ammons has been advised
that the secretary Of the treasury
has issued warrant for the state
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Mrs Emil TobleI is confined to her
home on Park ave. unable to walk
about with comfort. as a result OF
Trouble incident to chronic rheuma-
tism. She is improving slowly. how
ever. and hopes to be out again be-
fore long.
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Miss Ruth Templeton is down from
Colorado Springs for a visit at the
parental hone on Park avenue. Mrs
Tempieton has been called to the
Springs on account OF scarlet fever
illness at the home OF her sister AT
that place.
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After a tedious illness with typhoid
fever and a serious relapse during
the past three or four weeks Mr.. A.
O. Hayes Is reported at the present
time to be on the road TO recovery.
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Mrs Joseph Hoppe reports that her
Sunday school at Brewster had an at
tendance OF forty three on last Sun
day afternoon and they were favor
ed thereafter with a preaching service
by Rev. HArner.
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EAST CANON
NEWS NOTES

The neighborhood sympathizes with
Mr.. and Mrs. Swanson in the loss OF
their young son last week.
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Mrs. ]. w. Williams made a recent
visit to the homo OF her mother,
Mrs. Walter shollabarger at Monat.
She was accompanied home by Mr..
and Mrs. S. A. Shallabarger and
daughter Ei1ise. Mr. and Mrs. Walter
shcllabarger and Sir. and Mrs. VIII
z Alberts and child. the company all
arriving by auto. A homo party was
enjoyed for several days Mt the VII
Iiams home on rark avenue. Several
F, trips wore taken while heer. drive
TO the top of the Gorge being ono Of
tho most enjoyable.
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FRUITMERE
and FOURMlLE

Prof. Cuthbert teacher OF the Fruit
mere school has moved from the
house on the corner OF Dozier avenue
to the King house on East Main
street.
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Haul us your cider apples. Load
ing regularly. Market price. Thomas
4 Kirkton.- adv. 2sotldt1w
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Mr.. and Mrs. Mills OF Nineteenth
street are u have sale soon and
arc going to Denver to make their
future home.
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Hanl us -our cider apples. Load
ing regularly. Market price. Thomas
4 Kirkion.-adv e50tidtiw
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Mrs. Hanney mother Of Mrs. A. G
Hayes. and also the latter's sister-in.
Law. Mrs. larry Hanney Of Hiawa.
tina. Kansas. are visitors at The Hayes
home on Esst Elm ave.
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Mrs. r. L. kellogg and son. Luclan,
OF Oregon. are guests at the home of
Mrs. Kcliogg's son. Mr.. II. NJ. KELLOGG
of East Main street. Mrs. Kellogg
leaves for Grand Island. Nebraska. ar
ter having spent n week here. Mr..
Luclan kellogg expects TO remain
here for the present.
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J.. Mrs. Frank Baker entertained most
pleasantly mt her homo on Elm
avenue on Friday afternoon. tho Ia
dies Of tho Lincoln Park Association.
Tho occasion was the opening meeting
Of the year: Tho president being in
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TUESDAY.
oeath OF Charles Keys Neither

tt lIESnA1.
pea;h OF Charles Keys Mother
Mr.. Charlas l. Keys received word
this morning that his mother. Go years
of age. lad died at Ft- Scott, Kansas.
last nisht. Mr Keys and his wife
are leaving today to BE there for the
funeral.
Seven children survive their moth
er. Two live in Colorado and the rest
in Kansas City.
Here From San Bernsrdlno. Calf.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIII Mcclure. former.
ly residents Of this city. but now max
ing their home al San Bernardino.
California. arrived here last Saturday
for a short visit with friends while on
a vacation trip to this state They
left here for the Pacific coast to make
their home ten or twelve years ago.
Colorado Springs and Denver will be
visited before their return to Cali
fornia.
Edith skssst To Pueblo.
Mrs. Edith Skaggs has some to Pu-
eblo where she will spend the next
few days 10 king after business mat
tiers.
viii Return To Burlington, Vermont
Mrs. F. A. Warren OF 5lI Hazel
avenue is having her furniture and
household effects shipped TO Burling-
ton. Vermont. today preliminary to
returning there to make her home.
Her father and mother reside at Bur
linrton and Il was there that she
spent her rirlhood days
Have Returned Here From salida.
Mrs. sam Heckart and children.
Altha and Vernon. have returned to
Canon city from SaIida where they
have been for a couple OF months and
where Vernon was treated for typhoid
fever in the Red Cross hospital for
several weeks. The Heckarts have
re-cstablished their home here at
as5 Macon avenue.
Geo. I. Holmes Returns
George ]. Holmes who for three
and one-heif Year, has had oharsc
OF Cabinscourt Lodge, went last week
to Join his family at Canon City. Mrs
Holmes was oblised to leave here
two months ago on account OF ~
health. and has recently gone to Can
on City. whore her parents now re
side. Her many friends in this sec
tion will be glad TO learn that her
health was much improved by So
journ In kansas.-craig Empire.
win Go To Twin Falls, Idaho.
Mrs. NJ. VI Sheetx returned to Can
on City few days ago from the east
where she has been the greater part
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LINCOLN PARK
NEWS NOTES

d. E. Templeton is giving an ad-
ditionai touch of Improvement to his
place on Park avenue, by painting the
front fence.
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Mt and MIS-. Carl Hlltman have
returned TO their homo on Poplar
avenue afts- spending a month or
t~o With relatives near westcline.
during the haying season.
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Mr.. and Mrs sautset motored from
.Cheran. near Rocky Ford last week
for 4 few days visit with their old
friends At ,he W. E. Hobart home on
Park and GARFIELD.
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Mr.. Mattwood OF Fourmile was call,
ed to Denvsr Monday by the serious
Illness of his wife who has been
there for several weeks. visiting.
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Mr.. +. W Stark and MI John Ev-
ans OF win'erset. iowa. while on n
visit 20 Denver and other western
points. came down to Canon City last
week for a few days visit at the home
of A L. sprinkle Mr. Stark is =
brother in law OF Mrs. sprinkle.
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The many friends of Mr.. and Mrs.
I'd. Watts extend the sympathetic
hand to them in the loss Of their in.
FAINT baby. Harry Edward. which was
born 10 then last Thursday and so
suddenly passed into the realms be-
yond Friday evening
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Miss May Hopper returned to her
home in Nebraska last Tuesday. after
spending about three weeks visiting
with her friends. Mr.. and Mrs. Kel-
Iogg and fiaiiy OF f. Main street
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Tie East Canon Embroidery club
will meet With Mrs. Knapp Of Dia
mond avenus Tuesday.
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Mr. Matthews. former revivaiist In
the Fruitmere district. IS visiting al
the I.lndquist home on Cyanide ave
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| AND FOURMlLE
Prof cuthbert teacher OF the Fruit
mere school has moved from the
house on the corner of Dozier avenue
to the King house on East Main
street
The many friends of Mr.. and Mrs.
Ed. watts extend the sympathetic
hand to them in the loss OF their in.
FAINT baby. Harry Edward. which was
born 10 the.n last Thursday and so
suddenly passed into the realms be.
yond Friday evening
Mr. and Mrs. X. n Gage started
for Colorado Springs Sunday morning
by way OF the overland route. ex-
pectinE to return the last OF the week
Mrs. okey Hurd has gone TO Kan
sas 10 take up the work Of domestic
. teaching in the schools there.
Mr.. J. d. Taylor has returned TO
his work In Texas having spent sew
eral weeks here visiting his parents
and friends
Mr.. waisiicr and son Layton. OF
Fowler ave. have some TO their noun.
tain ranch near slieanite 10 DO the
fall harvesting.
Mr.. and Mrs. Madsen OF the Nata-
torium. Mr.. and Mrs. Roysen Of Ruad
avenue. Miss Psuiina Frieilng OF
Central street and Mr.. and Mrs. 2
~. Carpenter. Of E. Main street were
in attendance al the state fair az
Pueblo recently.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIII Hall Of lower
Fourmile started Sunday for Colorado
SPRINGS. Via the overland route with
load OF produce.
About thirty young people spent
Friday evening very pleasantly at the
home Of Miss Grace Wilson of Cyan
ide avenue. Indoor and outdoor
games were played and delicious ice
cream and cake were served as re-
freshments. The party dishanded at
a late hour all claiming a ane time.
Miss May Hopper returned to her
home in Nebraska last Tuesday. after
spending about three weeks visiting
with her friends. Mr.. and Mrs. Kei-
logg and fiiaiiy OF f. Main street
Tie East Canon Embroidery club
will meet With Mrs. Knapp of Dia-
mond avenua Tuesday
Mr.. Matthews. former revivaiist In
the Fruitmere district. IS visiting at
the ILndquist home on Cyanide ave
I Mrs. r. T. kellogg and son. Luclan.
OF Oregon. are guests at the home of
Mrs. Kcllogg's son. Mr.. II. NJ. Kellogs
of East Main street Mrs. KELLOGG
leaves for Grand Island. Nebraska. af-
ter having spent week here. Mr..
Luclan kellogg expects TO remain
here for the present.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mills OF Nineteenth
street are u have n sale soon and
arc going to Denver to make their
future home.
Haul us your cider apples. Load
ing regularly. Market price. Thomas
4 Kirkton.- adv. 2sot@dt1w
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Mr.. and Mrs. Madseu OF the Nata-
torium. Mr.. and Airs. Roysen Of Rudd
avenue. Miss Psuiina FrieiinE OF
Central street and Mr.. and Mrs. 2.
n. Carpenter. Of (. Main street were
in attendance at the state fair az
Pueblo recently.
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ed to Denvsr Monday by the serious
Illness of his wife who has been
there for several weeks. visiting.
Henry Abbott who has been away
nearly all summer in the vicinity of
Paonia is home. Fruit conditions
there are worse than they are here.
There be no attempt to pick certain
varieties of apples. They will be left
on the trees. A heavy frost has dc
troyed all vegetation.
Sybil Abbott is slowly recovering
from her recent Illness.
Albert Turner. who is travelling
salesman for Lindenburg. made his
people on Nineteenth street a flying
visit last week.
Mrs. Huxley aad daughter, MIS- Hoo
gins. with her children of Lincoln
Park spent Friday OF last week with
Mr. ana Mrs. Hu-Iburt on Nineteenth
street. and helped them celebrate the
2sth anniversary OF their marriage.
Miss Grace Wilson of -Four Mile, in
vited a few Of he girl friends 10 SUP
per and to make up a slumber party.
Soon after eupper. unlimited guests
began to srrive until some twenty
five or thirty we're present Il was
n complete and pleasant surprise. A
delightful evening followed. full to
the brim with jollity and good things
TO eat. Miss Nelson viii be greatly
missed. The young people wish her
success in her new work OF teaching
Mr. Mills. we understand. Is sell
Ing out and will soon move HIS fam
lily to Denver where he intends go
ing into the dairy business.
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About thirty young people spent
Friday evening very pleasantly at the
home Of Miss Grsce Wilson Of Cyan
ide avenue Indoor and outdoor
games were played and delicious ice
cream and cake were served as re
freshments. The party dishanded at
a late hour all calming a fine time.
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Mr. and Mrs X. y Gage started
for Colorado Springs Sunday morning
by way OF the overland route. ex-
pectinE to return the last Of the week
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The Ladies' Aid Society OF Lincoln
Park met with Mrs. M. c. Gaines nj
her home on sherman avenue on last
Thursday afternoon. The meeting
was given over TO a farewell reccp-
tiou TO Mrs. Mcmillan who was soon
10 leave for her new home at Twin
Falls. Idaho. There was quite a
crowd present and the afternoon was
spent In an especially pleasant and
social way. including the serving OF
, bountiful refreshments.
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Mr.. and Mrs VIII Hall OF lower
Fourmile started Sunday for Colorado
Springs. via the overland route with
n load Of produce.
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The grooory store on Poplar avenue
has changed hands again. the proprie-
tor. Mr.. Evans. having recently sold
out to Mr.. Snyder who has taken
possession.
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Mrs. okey Hurd has gone TO Kan
sas 20 take up the work Of domestic
teachlnr in the schools there.
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Mr.. J. D. Taylor has returned to
his work In Texas having spent sew
eral weeks here visiting his parents
and friends
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Mr.. wal.tcr and son layton. OF
Fowler ave have some 10 their noun
tain ranch near Mieanite 10 DO the
fall harvesting.
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Albert Turner. who is travellins
salesman for Lindenburg. made his
people on Nineteenth street a fiyins
visit last week.
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Sybil Abbott is slowly recoverin
from her recent illness.
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VIII Leave Thursday For San Dies

Mr. and sIrs. Frank Bengley Will
leave on Thursday for san Diego.
California. where they expect to
spend the winter. They have a
daughter living al san Diego.
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Edith skssst To Pueblo.

Mrs. Edith Skaggs has some to Py
eblo where she will spend the mex
few days 10 king after business mat
tiers.
The Pensacola journal., 1914-06-04
SCHOOL WORK
FOR THE YEAR
PENSACOLA CLASSICAL SCHOOL
EXERCISES WILL OCCUR IN THE
SCHOOL AUDITORIUM FRIDAY
NIGHT.

The fourteenth annual commence
ment exercises of the Pensacola CIas-
sical School will occur in the school
auditorium Friday night, beginning at
8 o'clock.
These exercises are always very in
teresting and are usually attended by
a large crowd.
The public is invited.
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ELECTION DAY
BOOZE SELLING
IS The CHARGE
CLAIMED THAT WHITE MAN HAD
BEEN DIsPOslNG OF THE GLASS
THAT CHEERS DESPITE THE
WIDESPREAD WARNINGS.

Mike Kelly, white, doing business on
Wright street near Hayne, was ar
rested on Tuesday by Deputies Rice
and Bayless. and charged with sell
ing liquor on election day.
Five or six bottles of liquor. which
the deputies are holding as evidence,
and which they claim had been taken
from his place Of business, were at
the county Jail yesterday.
Kelly was quick to deny that any
thing like what was charged against
him had occurred, in truth and in ia CT.
He protested his arrest, and was quite
ready to furnish any bond required.
The security for his appearance was
fixed at 5000. which was readily given.
He was, therefore, released from Gus
tOdy.
The officers claim that when they
went into the place. which has recent
ly been started, they found several
local men there, drinking liquor. They
informed the deputies, it was stated.
that they procured the liquor in that
place while Kelly is iuS+ as firm in
his denial, saying that they brought
the drinks there and were indulging
when the officers showed up and
placed him under arrest. OF course
the men who were there were named
as witnesses, and they will appear
against the defendant
May Earn a Reward.
In case of kelly's conviction. there
is a standing reward Of 500 available
The Pensacola journal., 1914-06-04
TEACHERS FOR
SUMMERSCHOOL
ARE SELECTED
PENSACOLA SUMMER NORMAL
FOR TEACHERS WILL OPEN ON
JUNE IS AND PRINCIPAL WILL
BE PROF. 8. 8. LANE OF CITY
SCHOOLS.

1t has been definitely determined TO
start the summer normal school for
tea chers on June 10, in this city, 10
continue through the summer.
Prof. B. B. Lane of the High School,
will be the principal in charge, and
will have as his ASSISTANTS, Principal w.
E. KniblOe, of the Leon County High
School, and Miss Clara Griffin. prin-
Cipal of the primary department.
Lakeland sChOls.
All teachers and prospective teach
ers are urged to make it convenient to
attend throughout the session, and
they are expected to do SO. The aim
of the school, primarily, Will be to
better qualify tea chers in their meth
DDS OF teaching.
There will be no tuition charges.
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DANCER IN DELAY
Kidney Diseases Are Too Dangerou US
For Pensacola People to Neglect.

The great danger of kidney troubles
is that they 50 often get a firm hol3
before the sufferer recognizes them
Health will he gradually undermined
Backuchc, headache, nervousness
Iameness, soreness, lum bago. urinary
troubles, dropsy, gravel and Bright's
disease may follow as the kidneys get
worse, Don't neglect y0ur kidneys.
Help the kidneys with Doan's Kidney
Pills. which are so strongly recon-
mended right hero in Pensacola.
Mrs. J. w. Jones, sos W. Chase St.
Pensacola, Fla. says: About five
years agO my feet and limbs bIoaeed
quite badly. Ny back became very
lame and l had severe pains across my
kidneys 1t hurt me every time
stopped or lifted or if 7 bent over.
used Doan's Kidney Pills, procured at
the Crystal Pharmacy, and they re-
lieved me of the swelling and pain in
my back and benefited me general
ly."
Price soc. at all dealers. Don't
simply ask for a kidney remedy-get
Doans Kidney Pills-the same that
Mrs. Jones had. Foster MiIburn Co,
Props, Buffalo, \. y. (AdvD.
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BIG BARBECUE
GIVEN BY RAY
HARDWARE co.
ABOUT ONE HUNDRED FARMERS
PRESENT, ENJOY FEAST AND
AFTERWARDS HEAR A TALK
ON STEEL FENCE POSTS.

About one hundred friends of the
". A. Ray Hardware Co, chiefly far
mers, gathered at the store of this en-
terprising Wholesale firm Yesterday at
noon and enjoyed 2 Georgia barbecue.
prepared in the old Georgia way and
served in the rear of the commodious
building.
After the feast cigars were passed
around and then r II. CIemmer, a rep
resentatiVe of the American Steel &
Wire Co. a fluent speaker and inter
esting talker, delivered an address on
steel fence posts, fencing. fence con
struction etc. but principally about
steel posts as being particularly well
adapted for this section.
The Ray Hardware co. is one Of
about two dozen firms selected by the
American steel & Wire Co. for this de-
monstration in Florida. The company
had already received a big shipment
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for the informants, which Of course
will go to deputies who affected his
arrest. The sheriff and his force We're
energetic all day Tuesday in seeing to
it that the election laws were not vio-
lated, and especially seeing to it that
no liquors We're sold. The best of or
der had been maintained about the
polls all day, and no sign of liquor
selling was discovered until the all
legged dispensing of the same in Kelly's
place. Saloons were closed tightly
from o'clock Monday evening until
6 o'clock Wednesday, morning, and un-
less "imbibers" had laid in a supply
the day before the drinks We're scarce
during election day and until the
early hour Of opening yesterday morn
inG.
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Of these steel posts and these We're
shown to the farmers and others Who
gathered for the occasion.
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Dollar Day will be this
month. Watch The Journal
for further announcements.
EXAMINATION FOR
4th CLASS POsTMAsTERS

Washington. June 3.-Competitive
examinations for fourth class post
masters in the states of Georgia, Mis-
sissippi and Texas will be held during
July, the civil service commission an
nounced today.
The Pensacola journal., 1914-06-04
Steamer
NATOMAH

First class freight and passenger
service betwe cen Pensacola and Milton
and intermediate points.
Leaves Pensacola. 9 n m; arrives
Milton. loo p. m
Leaves Milton. $50 p. m; arrives
Pensacola, 6 p. m.
Special rates 70 parties OF ten
more.
Phone 1850. PaIafox Wharf
The Pensacola journal., 1914-06-04
TRI-PARTE AGREEMENT
CAUSES EXCHANGE OF NOTES

Washington, June 3.-The tri-parte
agreement between Great Britain.
Holland and the United States to pre-
vent Jumping" of oil concessions at
Tampico under pretext Of forfeiture
of the claims took form today as an
interchange Of notes between the three
countries. The three powers mutual
ly agreed not to recognize transfers
of commissions made during the era
of disorder in TampiCO and to consider
as valid the holdings Of their nation
ais prior to the outbreak of trouble.