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The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1915-09-09

Mr.. ]. P. Hochkiss had the mis-
fortune to lose his horse last week.
This is the second one in the past
year.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1915-09-09

Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Hoffman and
sons Jack and A. A. Jr., of Six Mile
visited at the home of S. B. Hoffman
Sunday.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1915-09-09

Lee Mattoon has secured employ
ment in one of the mines at Cripple
Creek and intends spending the win
ter up there.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1915-09-09

The black walnut is the only nut
tree that has been planted to any con-
siderable extent In this country and
1t has done remarkably well. especial
ly in northern Colorado. The hard
shell pecans are worthy OF trial on
the western slope but SO far. the
soft shell pecans and English walnuts
have proven too tender and unable
to Withstand our winters. We still
hope. however. that the new strains
OF hardy. soft she,led walnuts will
accommodate themselves TO our soils
and climate. The butternut has been
badly injured by hot summer weather
as well as by the cold winter but
there are few specimens in the
state which are now growing thriftiiy.
For nut production the peanut Is n
fairly sure crop and quite few patch
es Of them are growing out In the
plains section.
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ABOUT the ORCHARD
Field and Farm

The Duchess. Astrachan, and SINH
lar early varieties Of apples must be
picked before they are mellow if they
are to be shipped. Pick the apples
carefully by hand into a clean basket.
preferably one lined with burlap. and
take to cool shed or cellar to be
packed. On the Denver market this
week we saw some Red June apples
that were badly water cored and this
was the result of hanging onto the
tree too long. This was perhaps
done SO that the apples might attain
a better color. which was cetrainly
needed. but this fault was evidently
the result of too much shade in the
tree top.
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The orchardists of the northwest
are having pretty good luck in finding
sale for their apples. o. Berghuis-
krak. the Netherlands consul at Port.
land, has contracted 100000 boxes OF
Hood River stock at $1.5o box T..
o. b., delivery next October. AT Wen
atchee, Washington. a large block OF
Jonathans has been contracted for ex-
port to Australia at ninety-eight cents
net This order includes the small
apples as well. calling for extra
fancy and fancy. sizes from $50 to
225 both grades. to be packed in one
box. The apples will be delivered
from September is to October l in
time to catch steamers from vancou-
yer and San Francisco.
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tanned the longest because it has the
peculiar habit of coming throught the
frost periods with less damage than
the sonathans. the winesap and 9TH
er good sellers and by its very prSli-
ficacs and cheap production earns
the iospect of the grower despite all
mark. condemnation.
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Concert Friday Nioht.

Miss Charliebelle Laney and Mrs.
Chas. r. Mitchell have chosen the
piano four-hand Arrangement by Ben
del, Of Liszt's Second Hungarian Eaph-
sody for their number on the concert
program to be given at the First Chris
tian church, Friday night.
The composer. Fran Liszt. was born
at Raiding. Hungary, in the year 1911.
and died at Bayreuth in 1885. AS a
pianist he, perhaps. was the greatest
that ever lived. His playing was re-
markable for quiet briiliance OF rapid
passages" for beauty Of feeling as well
as for amazing skill. AS a composer
he was most prolific. his works for
piano alone. numbering more than
eight hundred. OF these. many were
arrangements Of songs by Schubert,
Schumann and Chopin, as well as pre-
ludes and fugues by Bach. and even
orchestral pieces by other Of his great
contemporaries. His most famous
prescriptions are those of the national
melodies Of his own country. Hungary,
known as the fifteen Hungarian
Rhapsodies." or these, the most popu-
lar Is the "No 90 which Mrs. Mitchell
and Miss Laney have elected to play
Friday night. In this number the simple
but delightful tunes with brilliant
composer has surrounded the simple
network of beautiful thrills. scales,
runs OF all kinds, ranging from deli
cate tinkling effects in the treble, like
those Of music-box, to thunderou:
"fortissimos."
The thorough musicianship and high
ly developed technique Of these two
Ill a6
Miss Laney is guarantee OF serious
and adequate rendition Of this exquis-
lite composition.
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~ AM USE NJ EN- IS X

that the Edison company always pre-
sent. The laugh producer of the pro-
gram is found in screening one reel
Vitagraph comedy entitled Chiefly
Concerning Males" 1t has as the chief
laugh producer star comedian OF that
company that you all know very well,
but the Bonita is going to make you
wait and see 1t first
picture OF unusual merit that de-
serves advance notice is the feature
attraction OF tomorrow's program. The
Broadway Feature Company (Which is
the Vitagraph feature Department.
presents Earl Williams and Anita
Stewart in very powerful drama of
the mountains 1t is in three reels,
and IL it only lives up to one-half of
the class that advance notices give it,
Manager Seel will be perfectly salts
fed, and he feels sure that his patrons
will also. Popular prices will prevail
tomorrow. Today being "Phunmakers
Day" the price of admission will be
10 and 20 cents.
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ARE
TAKEN BY NAVY
CUTTER FROM THE SAN. FRAN
CISCO WITH CREW OF HALF
A DOZEN AscERTAINED DEPTH
OF WATER IN THE DOCK AP-
PRoAcHEs.

For some hours yesterday afternoon
cutter, with a crew of about hall
a dozen men aboard, made soundings
in the channel approach to Central
wharf, and. while nothing was given
out relative to the reasons for this
work, 1t is believed that there is an
inclination to have the San Francisco
steam up to the wharf named and
take berth there.
The mean draft Of the San Fran
cisco is officially given at 1874 feet,
and when it is considered that steam
ers which have drawn more than 20
reet have steamed up to that dock,
and have gotten in and out with no
trouble, the chances are that 1t will
be quite safe for the big mine planter
to come in there with her mean draft
of less than twenty feet.
Men along the waterfront yester-
day, watching the careful work of the
navy men. witnessed with pleasure the
fact that the lead went to safe
derth all the time.
Central wharf. at the foot of Jeffer-
son street, would be an admirable
place for the DISSEMINATING of the
crowds Of blueja ckets of the San
Francisco and IT. would also give thou
sands an opportunity to see the big
cruiser at close range. Many persons
who will not go aboard If they have
to travel by launch or even a larger
excursion craft. hesitate about visiting
the naval ships, and this is especially
true of visitors from the inland points
of the United States who. coming here
see for perhaps their first time. body
of deep water. Many times the bare
sight OF even small waves act as a
bar to many people, and they leave
Pensacola without boarding the naval
vessels so nearby. The docking of a
naval vessel at any one of the wharves,
therefore. would be great thing, and
thousands would appreciate the act.
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MEETINGS ARE
PLEASING MANY
SERIES OF. DAILY SERMONS AT
KNOX RESBYTERiAN CHURCH
ARE BEING HEARD WITH CLOSE
INTEREST BY LARGE AUDI.
ENCES.

Large numbers of people are attend
held this week at the Knox Presby-
terrain church. at 3:38 and at 80 p
M, and the interest is growing wit!
each service. Rev Mr. Richardson
who is personally in charge of the
work, is interesting many in his very
pointedly strong discourses, and much
comment in a favorable manner was
heard by those who attended the SER
vices last night this being one of the
largest ATTENDED meetings held thus
far. The meeting in the afternoon at
$40 o'clock yesterday was also an in
teresting one, but the attendance was
not all that 1t should be.
Rev. Mr.. Richardson breaches each
day of this week through Sunday, at
which time it will be decided whether
or not the services will be continued
into the following week.
In addition to the membership of
the church in which the series of
meetings are being held, quite~a num-
Der from other congregations are
n1ingIing with the interested ones who
gather upon the occasion of each SER
vice.
The public is cordially invited to at
tend these services. All will receive a
cordial welcome at the church. and will
be assured of hearing a sermon which
will likely prove spiritually helpful.
Services daily at $3.50 o'clock in the
afternoon, and at 1880 o'clock at night.
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SUNDAY SCHOOL
CONVENTION A
GRAND SUCCESS
MEETING WAS HELD AT COMA
Leg WITH PoWELroN CHURCH
/. LARGELY ATTENDED - NEXT
MEETING AT UNION HILL
CHURCH.

The Pensacola Bay Baptist Sunday
School convention met with the Pow
elton Baptist church at Gonzelez. Fla.
January 29th to 31st, 1915. There was
preaching Friday night at 1880 by
Rev. w. Clifford, Of Pleasant Grove.
Fla The convention opened Its ses-
sion Saturday at 8 a. m. Devotional
exercises were led by Rev. o. Wendt,
of Olive. Fla. Oficers OF the conven-
ton were elected as follows: Presi-
dent--Rev. r. r. Beal of Pensacola;
Vice. Presidents-B. A Oasis, OF Pen.
sacoia: l. Rigby. OF Atmore. presiding
secretary; Treasurer--Rev. p. p. Rob-
erts. of Cantonment.
The convention was well attended
both Saturday and Sunday. There
were more schools that reported this
session on the first day than reported
during the entire convention last year.
All schools reported some progress. but
there is still chance for them to do
greater work There were Sunday
school superintendants and workers
from rs per cent OF the schools in the
Pensacola Bay dist. let. The many
r. Pendleton. s. ]. Cats, e. E. Rice,
u. Ryan, u. y. NeksOn, y. "a k1Oucys ~
r. Beai. A. ]. Ransley. w. Clifford. O.
wendt and /. /. Roberts.
There were many interesting SUB
jects on program which were discussed
by those In attendance.
All pastors and superintendent Of
schools are requested to cooperate
with the officers OF the convention by
sending in names OF workers who will
take an active part In the convention.
and also to suggest a subject for the
next program.
The convention will hold les next
session at the Union Hill Baptist
church just west of Pensacola The
nth Sunday in August. 1915. and all
delegates are requested to be Present
with their reports on the first day so
that all business can be finished on
Saturday.
I. l. ROBERTS.
Secretary Treasurer.
Cantonment. Fla. Route l.
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BISHOP WEED
MAKES A TALK
TO MEMS CLUB
SEVENTY FIVE OR MORE MEM
BERS HEAR EXCELLENT AD-
DRESS - LADIES SERVED RE-
FRESHMENTS.

The members of Christ Church
Mems club were addressed last night
by Bishop Weed of Jacksonville. whc
is in the city. The meeting was in
Odd Fellows hall and was attended
by sevAnty-five or more members. The
bishop is in the city on one of his
regular visits and the meeting was
called in order that he might speak
with the members on this trip.
Following the. bishop. Capt. Bel
knapp of the cruiser San Francisco.
delivered very interesting informal
talk on his recent visit to Germany.
and told Of the excellent treatment and
courtesies shown MIN on that oc-
casion. Gait Rogers of the steamer
Saltmacsh also entertained the MEM
bers with a short talk.
The meeting was made gery pleas
ant by the ladies of the parish serv-
ing refreshments.
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"ereater" Bonita Theatre.

Today is the "Phunmakers Day" at
the Bonita. and Manager Seel urgently
requests that those who can to please
come early to avoid the rush, as is
always in evidence on "Phu.. makers
Day He expects it to be more so
on this particular occasion with the
"Phunmakers" presenting such strong
vaudeville attraction. In connection
with the six vaudeville acts offered, the
management has secured cracker
jack picture program for the occasion
with Francis X. Bushman, the ideal OF
a million women, featured in an Essa-
nay two part drama, entitled Dear
Old Gill This picture. will possibly
stand out as the most prominent of
the bill, owing to the reputation OF the
star who is being featured in it, Iona"
is the title of two part Edison drama.
and it features an all star Edison
cast of the high quality photoplayers
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-02-10
FEDERAL LEAGUE SCHEDULE
MEETING THIS MONTH

Chicago, Feb. 9.-TAe Federal
leagues schedule meeting will be held
in Buffalo, February 26 and q Presi-
dent Gilmore said today.
Thomas Gilmore, brother of the
president, has been appointed league
secretary to succeed Lloyd Rickart,
who has been made president of the
st. Louis club.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-02-10
Ball at Keyser Auditorium.

One Of the pleasing features ar
ranged for the Mardi Ores season is
the ball to be given at the Keyser
auditorium, both Monday and Tuesday
evenings. Fine music has been Sc
:ured for these events and the young
eople are looking forward with pleas
re to them. The management desires
0 make the announcement that fo1,
hose who do not care to dance, but
ould like to be present to witness
1e dancing and costumes the ball
ony has been prepared to seat five
hundred comfortably and pleasant
evening can therefore be spent.
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HISTORIC SITE
TO BE PURCHASED
by ASSOCIATED PRES.

washington. Feb. "a resolution
authorizing a commission to purchase
Monticello. the historic Virginia home
OF Thomas Jefferson, and to preserve
It az q memorial was introduced to-
day by Representative Henry. OF
Texas. The president. secretary of
state, two senators and two repre-
sentatives would compose the COM
mission who would be authorized to
pay 100000 for the property.
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Official Report
German warOffice
Short Statement
BY. ASSOCIATED rREss.

Berlin. Feb. s.-(By wireless to Say
ville-The German war Office today
gave out report on the progress OF
the fighting dated February 9. which
reads as follows:
in the western arena Of the war.
nothing OF Importance has transpired.
ION the East Prussian frontier we
have had several minor local successes.
otherwise the situation Is unchanged"
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DOMINICAN DISPUTE
OVER PATRONAGE SETTLED

Washington. Feb. "a patronage
dispute In the Dominica republic
threatening another revolutionary
eruption has been smoothed down by
the state department. American Min
lister Sullivan reported today he had
succeeded in mediating between Presi-
dent Jiminez and the governor of Pu-
erto Plata, who were at swords points
over a distribution of Offices.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-02-10
POSTPONE SENIOR
LEAGUE GAMES

The games in Y NJ. c. A Senior
Basketball league have been postponed
rom tonight until after a meeting of
re Basketball committee, which will
be held Thursday at $50 p. m.
At this meeting the four captains
are requested to have all of their
players on hand as points Of impor-
lance will be discussed.
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Az +he Isi..

The Heart of Lincoln" another
great motion picture. has been secured
by Manager Dawson and comes on
the heels of the great "Cabiria." which
has been shown for the past two days
to packed houses. The Heart of Linz
coin" Is a wonderfully realistic war
drama, in three parts Francis Ford
appears as Lincoln, with Grace Gu
nard. that favorite OF picture fans, as
the heroine The cast supporting them
Is far above the average. The pic
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-02-10
RECEIVER NAMED FOR
WHOLESALE DRUG FIRM

St Louis. Feb. "a receiver was
appointed today for the Meyer Broth
ers Drug Company, a large wholesale
arm on petition of three creditors,
whose claims aggregate 100000. They
allege that the debts of the firm to
other creditors exceed 100000.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-02-10
STEAMER WILHELMlNA
PASSES 1.-THE LIZARD

London Feb. 9.-The American
steamship Wilhelmina. which sailed
from New York, January %, with food
upplies for Germany passed the
Lizard this morning.
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NO PRIVATE MESSAGES
OVER GERMAN WIREl Eee

Amsterdam. (via London), Feb. g.
German authorities have announced
that the German wireless system may
no longer be used for Lrivate mes
Bages. even when intended for war
ships and other vessels at sea.
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GRACE CIJNARD
ONTVEns7D

In "The Heart of Lincoln" at the Isis
Today.
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ture Is classed as one of the truly
FOR a laugh producer and one guar
way all sorrow a
Key stone ills the bill. One other good
film viii be shown to complete the
bill.
Manager Dawson announced last
night that the patronage extended the
Isis during the two days Of the Ca
biria production was more than sat
isfactory. During yesterday more than
three thousand people packed the the
atre at the two performances.
About noon a parade was given. a
band proceeding through the streets
In an automobile around which ban
ners had been placed, and this at
tracted considerable attention.
The management was congratulated
by the patrons. not only upon the ex-
cellent Of the production. but the man.
ner in which the large crowds had
been handled and made comfortable.
az Keys TO 5aldpate" February 13.
The sales of seats for az Keys to
Baldpate'' opens tomorrow at a. m.
at Balkcom s, and as might be expected
there will be many in line for tickets.
as this we'll known Conan play is one
Of the best attractions on the road to-
day. Thee is special feature by the
introduction of a matinee at p. m.
Saturday.
In the laughing, venturesome plot
of Seven Keys to Baldpate," George
NJ. Cohan's mysterious farce, one finds
genuine dead-in- earnest melodrama
Intentionally gone mad to the point of
side ST lifting burlesque, under cover
of seriousness that is not removed un-
til just before the last curtain falls.
Mystery and thrills run rampant in
this, the best of all Conan plays which
discloses the versatility Of the author
in his most confident mood, and the
mystery and thrills are all the more
enjoyable for the under-current Of
laughter than thrills the unfolding of
plot made into play form from Mr..
Eearl DER Biggers' story Of the same
name.
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ture is classed as one of the truly
south
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-11-19
NOTICE

The modern Gas lighting
used by Mrs. Betty Wilson
in her demonstration work.
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W.O.W.BOOsTERsT TO
HEAR ROAD TALKS.
WILL HOLD REGULAR MEETING
TONIGHT AND GOOD ATTEND
ANCE is DESIRED TO LISTEN
TO LECTURE.

Good roads experts and agitators
will be present this evening upon the
occasion of the regular weekly meet
ing of the w. o. w. Booster club,
and talks from some who have long
time interested themselves in the
question Of good roads will be heard.
The w. o. w. Boosters will take
an active part in the near future in
getting Pensacola's share of anything
in this line, and the meeting to be
held tonight is expected to take the
initiative steps. Thereafter the
Boosters will go after everything
with earnestness that should come
this city's way. Not only the good
roads question, but each and every
question brought up for the good of
the city and the community will have
the undivided support of the growing
Boosters club, and it is urged that,
since these big questions are in pros
pect for early consideration and ac-
ton, that a good attendance be on
hand at o'clock this evening. The
club will be called to order half an
hour or so later.
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NOTICE

A modern Gas Kitchen is
an all Gas Kitchen.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-11-19
CITIZENS TO MEET
THE SCOUTS TO-DAY
MEETING WILL BE HELD AT
HUGHEY HOTEL AT 8 O'CLOCK,
AS CAR LEAVES AT s:45 FOR
MILTON.

Citizens Of Pensacola, especially
those interested in the Spanish trail
highway, are to meet the scouts this
morning at 8 o'clock at the Hughey
hotel.
The meeting at such an early hour
is necessary for the reason that the
scouts are due to leave the city at
8:45 o'clock for Milton and desire to
reach the ferSy before the latter
leaves this side on its return trip at
$50.
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NOTICE

What it takes to bake a
Presidents Cake, The Gas
Range has it. See Mrs.
Betty Wilson prove it in her
demonstrations. She knows.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-11-19
PRESIDENT JIMINEZ OF
DOMINICAN REPUBLIC DYING

Washington, Nov. 1S.-President
Jiminez Of the Dominican republic is
dying at Monte Cristi, Rear Admiral
Caperton cabled today.
The Washington times., 1915-05-09
COLUMBIA.

Naughty Marietta" will be the med
iufn Of presenting the Columbia Musical
Comedy Company. this week.
Naughty Marietta Ia rated as among
the classics Of light opera, and Is re-
garded as Victor Herbert's best work
The piece was written for Madame
Emma Trentini, the famous Italian
opera singer, who was discovered In
Milan by Oscar Hammerstein, and In
troduced to America at the Manhattan
Opera House. The stellar role Is be-
lieved to offer a wonderful opportuni-
ty for Miss Eleanor Henry. the Colum-
biA prima donna.
Carl Hayden Is to sing the role OF
Capt Richard Warrington Harry Short,
the oomedienne, will be Silas Slick, Capt.
Dicks servant, and Leonore Novasio
viii be Lisstte, = Casquette girl; Lucille
Saunders is 10 be Adah. a quadroon
slave, and Dorothy Walker 10 the Fan
ohon, q Creole w. J. Mccarthy, Philip
Sheffield, ]. p. McSwesrey. and David
Andrada and others OF the big castwill
have roles suited to their personalities.
Tho story of Naughty Marietta" con-
Germs the experiences OF Countess Mari
eta, who runs away. and as cas-
1uetts'' girl Is sent by the King OF
France TO the French settlement OF New
Orleans. Upon her arrival she 10 be-
friended by an American frontierman.
Capt Richard Warrington. and falls In
love with him. She also arouses the af-
fections Of tho lieutenant governors
son, Dtienne Grandet, a polished young
william, who Is also known to the under
world as the pirate Bras Piaue"
The Washington times., 1915-05-09
BELASCO.

Today two exhibitions will be kiven
at the Belasco Theatsr Of the Natural
Color Motion Pictures. with the Fight
ing Forces OF Europe" at 5 80 and . 80.
With the exception Of tomorrow evening,
when the Kinemacolor management step
aside In the cause Of sweet charity"
performances will be given daily at . 80
and $50.
This week offers the last chance Of
seeing wonderful pictures, for next Sun-
day they will leave for San Francisco
for exhibition in the Panama Pacific
Exposition.
fighting, but With the fighting Forces
and of them Gen. Hugh Scott, chief of
the United States Army. said 1T is
better to see With the Fighting Forces
than to visit tho battle fields Of Eu-
rope"
1t Ia the consensus Of opinion that such
perfect photography has seldom been
seen on a moving picture screen as
Charles Urban. the father of Kinema-
color. has secured in these films. Views
Of all the European armies and navies
at present engaged in terrific battle as
we'll al the neutral countries most close
ly related are shown in their full col
orinB.