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Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1914-05-31
OF THE PARTY
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was proposed. Public hearings could
be had upon important matters, and 1t
Is fair to assume that our laws would
be more carefully drawn, more fully
considered, and when passed OF more
benefit to the state. than the monstros-
tiles emanating from a present day
Idaho legislature. Our solons at the
last session, in addition to electing two
senators, were called upon to consider
thousand different measures cover
ing about every phase of human ac-
tivity. many OK them extremely com
plicated and difficult to master.
ITO do this work we limit them to
the short space of go days. Is 1t any
wonder that session of our Idaho leg
islature Is looked upon as a positive
calamity. except by those gentlemen
like George Day. Republican state
chairman and incidentally state lam
Commissioners. who awaited himself OF
the confusion and turmoil to get his
hands into the pockets of the people
for another thousand dollars a year in
salary? The powers that prey-the
seekers after special privilege, the
grafters who want salary Increase
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1914-05-31
Celebration at New strelitz.

Berlin May Boa dispatch from
New Strelitz says the little capital was
en- fete today in celebration of the tenth
anniversary of Adolphus Frederick as
the relgning grand duke of Mecklen-
burg Strelitz. The grand duke is prob
ably the wealthiest Of all the German
sovereigns. More than one-half of the
grand duchy, Which comprises about
1000 square miles, is his private prop
erty. In a political sense Mecklenburg-
Strelitz Is a strange anomaly In the
midst of modern Europe, for its consti-
tuition dates from the middle of the
sixteenth century. The little country Is
ruled absolutely by the grand duke and
no kind of parliamentary representa-
ton exists.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1914-05-31

the plumber bund generally, do not
look with favor upon any change such
as has been proposed. and no wonder.
OF course, the Progressive party will
declare for liberal initiative, referen-
dunn and recall measures, real meas
ures, with jokers cut out. The meas
ures for direct legislation which meet
the approval of many are contained
in Idaho State Grange bulletin No. 2
of 1914. 1t seems to me that the meas
ure as proposed in this bulletin will
put matters in such shape that the
people can protect themselves from
advised legislation, or get the laws
that they want If their legislature or
commission is not responsive to their
wishes.
Clip the Powers of the Courts.
Shortly after the close of the last
campaign three members of this party
We're -Jailed and fined by the supreme
court of this state for criticism of the
court published in the Evening Capital
News. You all are familiar with this
case, and 1t Is not necessary to COM
ment on it at length, the Progressive
party. however, should In its platform
declare for constitutional amendments
doing away with the power Of any
court to cite for constructive contempt
and limiting the penalties imposed by
any court In furnishing contempt of
any sort Our supreme court main
tains, as many of us understand their
decision, that 1t, has an inherent right
to drag citizens before 1t, to confis-
cate their property by fines and their
liberties by Jail sentences No doc
trine more repulsive to any right
thinking or liberty loving American
could we'll be imagined. and we should,
and no doubt will. go on record In en-
phatic opposition to 1t.
Statewide Prohibition.
Practically every conference Of
Progressives has discussed the liquor
question, pro and con. 1t would be
idle for me to occupy the time of this
meeting with a discussion of the ad-
visibility Of statewide prohibition. and
your time will not be taken UP with
any such discussion. Over the state
among the Prcgressives the feeling ex-
lists thar tins question is one upon
which the people wish an opportunity
to pass, and 1t will be rather surpris-
ing IL the Progressive platform con-
fNhtioiAs icPAcSchtAbB n parry plc0Bt
to the rule OF the people, does not
give them this opportunity.
The Carey Act Project.
TN the southern portion OF the state
Eany of our party workers feel that
the good faith of Idaho has been
pledged to the settlers of our defunct
Carey act projects; in justice to these
settlers, and to redeem the good name
of this state We must do something
for their relief. My own opinion 10
that the shameful Incompetence ex-
hib.ted by the Republican and Demo-
cratic ttate officials who permitted
these projects to start without care
fully safeguarding the rights Of the
settlers has done more to retard the
progress of Idaho. by discouraging inn
migration. than could possibly be done
by hundred Democratic tariff bills.
The Progressive party should promise
to clean that Carey act mess up.
AT the risk of firing you, It has
seemed advisable to give you an idea
as to what the Progressive program
lin Idaho will be this year. Every
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1914-05-31
Minneapolis Cathedral Completed.

Minneapolis, Mimi, May 3o.-The
first divine services in the magnifi-
cent new procathedral of st. Mary in
this city will be conducted tomorrow,
when high mass will be celebrated and
Archbishop Ireland will preach the
sermon. The interior Of the church
is not entirely finished, but the need
for more room to accommodate the
large attendance of the old church,
which the procathedral displaces,
prompted the church authorities to
have the opening as early as possible.
The procathedral has been six years in
building and win cost upwards of ST.
100000. The formal dedication, which
will be accompanied by all the cere-
monial pomp of the Roman Catholic
ritual, will be in the late fall.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1914-05-31

future triumph OF our principles is alb
solutely assured.
Let US then proceed without falter-
ing in our task of building up the Pro-
gressive organization in this county
The task is difficult and tedious, and
you must expect, as in the other
counties which have been visited, to
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1914-05-31
Har Reward.

$50 Miss Longwait is to be married
at last7"
YES: she has finally lived down ali
competition"
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1914-05-31

support those placed in charge OF the
work with moderate contributions of
money and time. But in the history of
this country there never was a fight
so we'll worth making, and there never
has been a cause which SO completely
Justified every sacrifice which has
been made for it."
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1914-05-31
OF course.

She-There's man who has been
disappointed in love three times.
He-Well, suppose he'll marry
again just the same.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1914-05-31
Answered.

Is she stout pr thin?
She is one of those girls who comes
in bulk.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1914-05-31
A Myth.

Lothario Gas another mud ball hits
him)-An' l read somewhere dat "all
de world loves lover"
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1914-11-10
9tr @morn &u9nlrslaltba9n FL @n&,

Sbielt, @eIgien, 10. Sob.
lleber Saag uno 9onoon. Iie SSn-
uneierungcl in Sranfreid, pel6e
Die 9eutihen berbinoerten. langs
Der 1iiite nnh Calais au geben, be-
binbern iest in gleiher @eiie Die
9llliierten. Die es beitte unmogli6
finbcn, bllrd, oieie iitInpftgert @egen-
ben tpeiter Sil sIcben. 0ie Oertfden
muBten MiboeIferfe on Der &iiite,
etrua in Der @lit.e Der Strefe bon
gtieuport na6 Sltenoe r6umen unb
bieier Srt tpuroe bon ben 9laiierten
nod riht teiest.
9serIin, 10. g2op. l1eber Saag
rulo Sonoon. Wnjor Worabt idreibt
i'll 9crIiner Iogeblatt:
yl1nfre norboitIide glrrnee bat
groBe @rToIee ersielt; iie idIug cine
itarfe rufiifbe Srippennodt, nabm
1000 @efangene uno erbeittete groBe
NPenaen Rriegsmatertnl. Die Ser
lutte Der Ruiien merben ibren &iid-
y,g notig MAIDEN uno Die 8efabr,
bab rl,iiii6e Irlneen nod Sitprelt-
Ben 5creinfummerl, 1T be6eitteno per-
ringert.
Gas Reiultot miro 5tpeifeIlos Die
rrfiiide Gffpniibe IN 8olen beeinflui-
fen. 1lnire oitIide Irmee lit eber
Itdrfer ols i6spGfer aeporben uno
nirb ben ruiiifden slngriff 81 einem
gnbe bringen. ga Die &ur,pFinie
on 2Gnge sMgenommen bat, beitebt
nitlt mebr bic @oglidfeit, bnb ftarfe
feinoIi6e IatrouiIlen Inn unfre Slit
gel berunmorifiere,t, nm Die @ren5e
ST iiberihreiter."
@as bic tpeitIife @riegsareno
onlonet, 70 bdft Waior Wturabt Die
Situotion bort fir bie Geittiber
giinitieer, 6a gpres bon elmer itar'
fen @rnee un1sineelt fiji
Der eemeIbete Siea beg Gen. go
ftcref, Ses ofterreidiider aomman-
banten, iber bic Serben benefit, bat
bieier General poIInuf i1rftnnbe 1T
Die serben in Sdnh 3u bulten
if)reibt ser Moior. Gieier @rfole
Der SeIterriher, ihIieBt er, mag iei
ncn gtnfrnB a,,dj baIb In poIitiidel
@eiie seieen.
Gina, 10. Rop. Cine beftig
aanpmabe h6rte mon seitern in be-
S5Sbe Scs dIlemiid,em Seebafens So
romal bon Der Gee fummen. Corona
Iieat ettua 800 Meilen inblid) bpi
Galparnifp.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1914-11-10
Siinstau bemte uffisieG am Die Grube.
rer abgetrcten.

g ctr grab b, 10. geop. Cine
offi5ielle 0iitteiling bonn faufaIii6en
Irmeeitab in SifIis, pom s. gtop.
oatiert, bebauptet:
~Sei Sagesanbrud pnr0e nnbG
&optufefi Die Sdladt nit erneufer
@nergie mieber aiIfgenommen, II
Dem ser 6einO iid eegen unire Srltp.
pen mari, Die in Der @egeno BON @r-
serrm fon5entriert naren un0 sic
ipoter BON Der 8arniion jener 6elte
uerItdrft mur0en. 9ta6 Dem Gboraf
rte ocs 8orgebens irno ioI6en 0eit-
teilingen, Die mir erbalten fonnten,
su urteilen, itonoen Die Siirfen I'M.
ter 9efebl beriti6er Sfii5iere. glm
9fahmittng nabm Der &f einen
beIonoer5 bartn6digen @barafter on
ais Die Siirfen ibre 0orbut ourd)
irii6e 9inilionen perit1rften. SIR
Geriu6, einen unfrer SSliigel 5u iim-
geben, idlug ieood iebl. 0anf Der
Sapferfeit unirer Srlppen parel'
mir gegen glbenS imitanoe, aueS
mas mir porber erobert batten, 5it
behaupten. Cine unirer &olonner
belette Stellrngen in &nrafiline
(aarnfiliiiee?) uno algaidfertsfa "
es miro bier befanntgegeben, baB
aaiier 9tifolnIs auf Dem @ege bon
GboIm nad Sieoiee bon General
slponofi, oem Sberfonimanoanteit
Der glrrnee ocs Siiomeiten, cinen @e-
riht erbielt. @eneral 9lponoif muroe
nit ieinem Stab Dem faiierli6cr
SriibItiid 5ugesogen. sln Ser Sta
tion in Sieoice eupfine Der Safer
General &ou3sfp, oen Sherfomman-
oonten ser slrmee oes Roropeiten.
Yaris, 10. @op. Bon Snno-
oiine 5u Sanooiine f1nnpfeno, burf)
oidten ysebel gebinoert unO 5eitiuei.
lig nuf Sdnoen uno &nien ourdI
hobes @ros frie6eno. h6lt oas gor.
riiden Ser Iniierten lungs Der belgi.
id)en Meeresfiiite nad, pie beiitige
IeIonngen BON bort bierber berid.
ten. 9as @orriifen am Nontag par
et1uas Iansiamer. oa Die Geittider
nad ilpei Saaen. in benen lie 5lriid'
ocIuifen ODER iid) aitsgeruht botten
mieber oie Sffeniipe ersriffen. Die
9laiierten iteIlten ibnen iebofl einC
ME cine Steinmauer itarfe @erteioi'
q,ng cntgeeen uno Die 9eiitiher
muroen micocr 5um Hiid5ug &C.
n0tiet.
2ie 9egenS nm gpres lit Der
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1914-11-10
Sic @iebien6e.
Nlebrere syGlle in aentmfp entbeft.

8aibington 10. gecp. Ius
gnait Gouitp, 9p., tpiirben beitte
brei sSGIle bon Mfniil. itnb &lauen'
ieuhe gerneloet; Die @eafrtten Dorteil
ieood alif neitere @ohridten, ebe iie
S6rifte tlin, Inn bic . Sliarnntdne
iiber oen Staat II berhdngen.
90 0 II t 90 erp, Nla., 10. Hon.
Cine Guorant6ne eegen Meb, Ner6e
itno 0sauIeiel bon Staaten. in benen
Die MoiiI- uno 9Iauenieithe berrfht
lit bon Der itaotli6en geb6roe an-
georonet tporoen.
Gbicago, 10. Muu. Eroeoen
geitern Die Sende urtter Milhfiiber
in fiinf Counties i'm Stnate eittoedI
lpuroe, erfIGrte beitte Der itaatli9l
8iebarat, Or. 9bion, bab er CLAUDE
Die @pibernie iest unter %ontroue 81
boben unb bab oasShIintn1Ite norbe
iei. nit Der 9esinfi5ierl,ng De-
@iebbofe eebt es raid nortp6rts Uni
Die Staatsbeboroen nlogen Die @r
laibnis geben, oieielben am Conner
itag ipicber 5il eroffnen.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1914-11-10
SIM ,,trDdencn" Tlint.
nFripatoeteftiu" fnallt anscbliden
8efebDerleber nieber.
Setterer iull eufaluptiOn Derlett ba.
ben; mag iterben.

Stint, Whd., 10. geob. Ser %
Sabre aIte gilbert geagIe Iiegt nieI.
leidt totIih perIest i'm SoipitaI nit
elmer S9uBpunoe i'm &iiden, oie
linn BON Dem nSribat5eaftip" 9Ri.
daro @omOnos 5ugefiiet prroe, oils
lesterer i'm iDegen 8erlesung Ser
2ofaIoption.@eieee perbaften poIlte.
@Smon0s lit IN Saft urb Die 9ebor-
ben iagen, oaB 4Iage gegen i'm on-
getrengt peroen ipiro.
@ononos mar felt 5ipei Wlonuta1
im 9luftrage bes goIi5etoeparte.
merrts bir,ter BerIesern Der 2otnI.
option ber unto batte geitern mebrere
8erbaftltngen Dorgenoumen. geah-
nlittags mollte er nuh Beagle ouf
Der Strnbe berbaften; mas Ole Sdie.
berei beranIaBte, iit nit 8eitimrnt.
belt niht befarnt. Baiiarlten iaber1,
pie @6monbs nit Dem &enoIner m
Der SailO Dor Beagle itarlb. Der ba.
ponIief uno bon oeurOeteftib berfoIgt
tpurbe. Dte StraBe mar gefiiut BON
@enihen aIs Iesterer au i1ieben
onfing inb nod oe1n pierten SduB
itiir5te 8eagle ,r.lb puroe eiIigit ins
SoipitaI gebruht, no man ieinen
3uitamS fir fritii6 bGlt- Ser S6ieb.
boIb tpur6e ban1t unter Yoli5eiouf.
ii9t geiteIIt. 8oIi5eihef GoG iogte
ipGter, baB er feline &bnling oapon
batte, bub @ouonbs einen &epcIper
trug uno Inn bu8u feline grlallbnis
gegeben tporben iei; er iei ouf feincn
SaG beredtist aeipeierL inter iol6en
l1ntit6r6en bon Der Woffe @ebrouh
al MAIDEN. @oinrtpdttpaIt @iibop
erflGrte, bab er BEN 8erluuf Der Ser.
m1inbung bes Mntnes obpurten
uone, ebe er @oge gegen @omonos
anbGngis motbt. 2esterer iaste, ouB
er BEN 8orfaG be6miere, ~es aber
n0tig getpeien fei, ben @epoIper 5lt
aebruuden, nm bte 8erbaftintg por1
51rnehnleII.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1914-11-10
Scr Siinbe 2pbn.
3fpei Ws6rber 5n lsbenslGnglifer
Saft bernrteilt.

Monroe, @id., 10. gtoo. 8i4-
ter @iIbap perurteilte eeitern 5ipei
Wdnner, Die iih bes Moroes fduIbig
befannt batten, su IebensIanger Saft
i'm @efangnis 3i Narquette. Ger
80 Sabre oIte sSrnnf ansril batte am
12 Sftober feline bon ibm eeidiebene
Satin, Narp Eo0t, eri6oiien un6
Der 90 Sabre nlte Soiepb Iubas
bate i'm Suli, neil iie ibm einen
aorb gegeben bate, Sulia aasru err
ifoiien uno oann einen Selbitmoro.
periilh beriibt.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1914-11-10
&enpIner in &in6esbauS.

gscunaba Mt4, 10. @un<
@Is Reiultat zines unfolIes bot ber
16 Sabre aIte @rl,eft Ealriai,lt BON
@aroen Die Sebfraft auf beiben
gIugen eingebiibt. Im Sorurtna
ipieIte er nit einem &amerao, Den
etnen RepoIber befnB uno benieBen
abfeuerte; Die &ugel orang IN oie
Seite bes &opfes grneits urb fam
ouf Der un6gen Seite berniis. Ser
@nabe mag on ber8erlesitng iterbeil.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1914-11-10
500 non ben Seteranen

Die @eteronen Ser beitihen
Mrmee No. 1, fpelde Dor etne 8oGe
einen gan abbielten gum 9eiten Dee
Epnos fir @itipen unb &saiien Der
i'm arieJe gefoQenen beiiti6en mt
aIierrei6-ilngariiden SoIouten, 5d-
her beute benz Staotnerbanb Setroii
pprerIt pom GrIos 500 5ugeluieIen
9ie 9lbre6nltnJ lit nod ni&t ieril
unb iIt oies mir eine Seilsabirn1.
iobolb oIs alles In Orbnitne gebra6i
1T in 8erbinoung nit bem 9oa,
miro Der reitieren6e Seil bes @rlole:
bem sSono iibertpieien peroen.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1914-11-10
Nes Naieins miine.

4IIegan, Wid., 10. 9iop. Der
% Sabre nlte Sarolo 9lifenbeno
ma1te ieinem 9eben mitteIs SduB
in ben &opf Elm enoe. Dor einem
SSn6r rpurbe Ieine Niiitcr lei cinem
gobnunfnG ihper perIebt nno icit.
Dem ioa er baufio on gieoergeihla-
ae1heit aelitten haben.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1914-11-10
Sefamuter 8anfier geitprben.

Saginatp, Md, 10. gDb,
Mia SO. SieIo, lett nielen Subren ein
befonnter gonfier I'm Stnate, lit an
einen @rebsleiben geitorben, na6'
Dem Die geban6lung nit &ubiitml
Ser er ii6 untersoeen bntte, erfolg'
log oeblteben mar. @r NOR 65 Sabre
off unS itonb ieit 26 Sabren IN Ser
binbune NIT bieiigen 8aafen.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1914-11-10

Die ein5iae fderi9e oetf.
f8e geitun9 in 2Nio6isan.
uef6e Die QepefRen Der
EH. yrege 6ritast
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1914-11-10

Yt 0 I p II l II SoDH Dll
6e[ion, BON Der Standardization NM
RaIpb 9ornoro, ans 9to. 81 SSel
Columbia StroBe, erbieIter gelterf
abeno BON ibren @orgeiesten glel9
3eitig ben auitrag, einen 6cneralnrn
All beantlporten; beioe 6efaroen I'D
oiif ibren Motorrobern nuf Der ,SnGr
CUR ;Seueritele. als lie OH Nanoolpl
Strobe uno @ratiot glocnue. nil'
entqegengeiester Ridltling fonilneno
auiammenpraQtcn. gie9ennlten mur
ben erbebIih perIest nno o.
;sabrrdocr ouber t,ommiiilon 9elest
Iie @comtcn muBtcn oic iSnhrt nae
Scr feiteriteae nifgehcn nnO lid Il
arstIide gebonoIung begeben.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1914-11-10

SObn Sna batte btnte Snr
Ste tiuen gliidli6en
Sag.
9renser &6nissberg an Sitafrifa-
Stiite idaSlOs semadt.
Gbile bDrte bente iuieber Sanunabe
airf bOber See.
Die Sioliernng gerbnns bonn @eitsn
nns i'm 8ange.
Die 0rntifen beiebtcn bas iuiditge
&ienne-le-Gbatcan.
Gefabr uur iueiteren rnifiiden Gin
fallen 6cieitist.
Eolem SIrfte in BEN n6dliten Sasem
slnfmerfiamfeit feiieln.
&niIen bnrd Die Siirfen i'm 9nnea-
ins arg 6eorangt.
Gebellenfiibrer &c @ef idllng &cgie.
rnngstrnppe IN Sibafrifa.
Siingtau bente uffisiea on Die Grube.
rer abgetrcten.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1914-05-30

CLEARED WITH
MIXEDCARGOES
THE KAsAMA LEAVES FOR CHINA
THE NETHERPARK FOR ROT
TERDAM, THE EARLsWooD AND
RosEBANK FOR CONTINENT.

Four steamships cleared yesterday
with. valuable miscellaneous cargoes,
one of them the KaRama. going to
China while all the rest go to Euro
pean ports. The Norwegian bark Bris,
cleared and sailed for Rio Janeiro.
The ROsebank, which cleared for
three ports in Italy and one in France,
takes perhaps the largest cargo. con-
sisting of 2,796.606 superficial feet of
timber and lumber having a. valuation
of S51,349. This steamer finished
loading at the G. F & A. wharf.
The cargo aboard the Kasama,
which was loaded at Pensacola, con
sists of $500 steel rails. or a tonnage
of 2.400. Capt. Ibister stated that his
steamer will not go to the orient via
the Suez canal as usual, but will go
around the Cape of Good Hope, and
the voyage is expected to consume
about IS days.
on the Earlswood there is a choice
selection of sawn timber, amounting
to 1,771,0 600 superficial feet, valued at
$27.595. This steamer moved to the
stream after completing cargo at the
G. F. & A. wharf. and will be ready to
go to sea today. bound for Amsterdam
and Grangemouth.
Quite an assorted cargo is aboard
the steamer NetherAark. which clear
ed and left for sea. Lumber aboard
Other items carried are: $50 casks of
turpentine, 1864 barrels Go~tn, GA bar
rels tar, 210 cases Of pencil slate, with
$50 tons of coal. the entire lot having
a total valuation of $66,SS3.
The Norwegian mark Bris left for
South America With a cargo Of 10000
superficial feet Of lumber.
The Steamship Queen Arrives.
The big British steamship Queen,
coming from Tampa with about 1000
arrived up early yesterday and was
berth he'd on the east side Of Tarragona
wharf where miscellaneous cargo will
be loaded for German ports. This
steamer will fill out principally with
timber and lumber. and when leaving
port will have a draft that will be In
the record class for depth.
August Belmont on Way.
Word has been received that the
steamship August Belmont. which will
fill out with timber and lumber. sail
ed from Jacksonville Thursday, and
will it IS thought be about five days
on the way. Preparations for work
ms. the vessel next Tuesday morning
have been made.
Three Steamers Due.
Three steamships are due today TO
the Gulf Transit Company, and upon
arrival will dock at the railroad
wharves for cargo. The Spanish
steamer Adelina. another new Sierra
this morning. This steamer will fill
out for Liverpool.
The steamer Marianne. an Austrian
vessel. will come from New Orleans,
to load out for four ports, Trieste, Car
tina gena, Fiume and Venice.
The German steamer DANA will fill
out for two ports. Bremen and Ham
burg. and there is quite an assorted
cargo ready for this steamer. All have
touched at different gulf ports and
should be in port today some time.
Another steamship under charter by
the Gulf Transit Company IS the Aus
trian Lodovica. which is billed for ar
rival late in the month OF June. and
which will fill out for Barcelona, Sc
vile and Ninaroz.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1914-05-30
Ten Thousand Specimens
Examined in State
Laboratory.

In less than three ana three ar
ters years which have elapsed since
the state board of health established
a archaeological laboratory in Pensa-
cola there have been received ard ex-
amined a total of ten thousand speci-
mems, that enormous number having
been reached Yesterday.
Included in this number were spect-
mems by which a great variety Of hu-
man ailments. from the commonest to
the rarest, have been diagnosed.
There have been many instances
where no light could be thrown on the
ease" by the laboratory investigation
and there are various reasons why
this is so. but there are so many in
stances where an obscure illness has
been cleared up and accounted for
that the establishment and mainte-
nance of the institution seems more
than amply justified.
1t is safe to say that every pro
gressive physician, as well as many
others who have been benefited by
the service of the laboratory, has the
keenest appreciation of its value to
the community.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1914-05-30
CANT ELECTED
TO PRESIDENCY
THE GREATER PENSACOLA CLUB
HOLDS ITS REGULAR WEEKLY
PRESIDENT FOR MONTH OF
JUNE.

The Greater Pensacola CLUB yester-
day elected T. L, Cant as its presi-
dent for the month of June The nom
ination was made by Judge kirke
Monroe and Mr.. Cant was unanimous
Iy elected by reclamation.
President Geo. P. Wentworth called
the meeting to order at the conclusion
of the luncheon and introduced Col
Walter E. Coney as postmaster.
Col Coney introduced W. r. Gun
ningham who spoke on the desirable
ity Of a special tax district for the
city schools. J. Fl. Sheriff. spoke on
the value OF Fairgrounds. in the max
ing of good citizens. Q. ]. Semmes,
Jr, said we needed some : CIV life in
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1914-05-30
FRENCH PROTEST ON
OIL FIELD cONFiSCATlON

Washington, May 2a,--At the re
quest of the French stockholders the
French embassy today took UP with
the state apartment the question of
the Rio Escondedo coal mines near
Ciudad Porfrio Diaz, which he Con
stitutionalfst authority, according 70
dispatches yesterday hat ..sGtded 10
confiscate and operate as I-t4tc util-
tiles. The French ambassa dor found
that the state department was already
making representations on the subject
to the COnstitutionalists on behalf OF
Americans interested in those and
other coal mines.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1914-05-30
The Road to Success.

The best brain effort and indigestion
do not go hand in hand. If you would
win a lasting success you must keep
your stomach in good working order
and your bowels regular. This is easily
done if you go at it rightly Mrs. c.
G. Baker, Homer City. Pa, writes:
About two years ago I suffered from
stomach trouble and constipation Aft
er | began using Chamberlain's Tab
lets my condition improved. At the
end of a week | could eat and sleeD
we'll" Sold by all druggists. (Adv1.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1914-05-30

lessons faithfully, as they come, giving
to each its careful thought and con-
sideration, and realizing that only in
the schoolroom of life, can one learn
the great lessons that open the King
doms' OF the World to those who have
the&key of knowledge.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1914-05-30
Feel Dull and Sluggish? Start Your
Liver 70 Working!

1t beats all how quickly Foley Ca
thartic Tablets liven your liver. over
come constipation-make you feel
lively au1 active again. J. L. M
Knight TT Worth. Texas. says: MY
disagreeable symptoms were entireiT
removed by the thorough cleansing
Foley CathartiC Tablets gave me
They're 3 wonder. DAlember1e's
|PharmacF. (AdF)