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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-28
Nv ELEANOR BOOTH SIMMONS.

"What | like about young Mr.. Rookie
Teller is tina. he's so approachaoie'
said Mother Jones to me. u can si'
and talk to him just as do to you.
She put her wrinkled but firm ana
steady hand on my knee as ! sat op-
posite to her in her eight-by-ten room
at the Union Square Hotel. 1t was late
Yesterday afternoon, and she had Just
returned from her talk with Mr.. Rookie
TELLER in his office. at % Broadway.
Eyes" she went on. 81 slipped away
from the hearing at the City Hall soon
after Mr.. Rockefeller left the witness
stand. I'd made the appointment 10
see him at his Office, and | went right
down. Well. I'm glad | had this con-
versation with him. A great deal OF
the trouble in this world would be
avoided if men and women would get
together and talk over things.
"Take Mr.. Rockefeller. I'd mis-
Judged that young man sadly. called
him a high class burglar. | told him
so this afternoon. said. Mr.. Rookie
TELLER. my name for you has been tine
biol, class BURGLAR He laughed ana
must say he took it goodnsturedly'
But I know him better now. and AFTER
talking with me he knows more soou'
his fathers mines in Colorado, TOO
"Ju,t Put II TO Him Plain
/ No,her Jones said she didn't take ut
/ tho time telling the Oil hing son aoou,
/ tho outrages at Ludlow. dldh W III
TO keen him long" she explained. II.
was tired with the hearings. ana We
~ show these people that we've go,
human feelings and considersilon.
inc, mt II 20 him plain what tne con
dit,ops are out there in Colorado sho
7 ,oIJ him he couldn't really undef
stand without going there. .,
"Anc did he say ne "ould go
yes he's going By and By, wheT
all these hearings are over. Ahu
believe in spite of his being brougn
nm in luxury, he's got an open nina u
admit the truth when he sees H. ,
81 said to him: Mr.. Rockefeller M
reo,le in those mining camps shoul'
have the right 20 trade at any stoI
they want to patronize. they nave IN IN
rigb, 10 schools run By the state. IN
COMPANY should pay them IN cssh, 10
scr,p. and leave hem free TO spen1
where thew like And Mr.. RocKeieHe
listened and said TO me:
81 think you are right.
~ didn't speak Of what the poo
m;ner bovs have suffered. lie kno"
ali that. He knows It, but ne naSn
sensed it. You couldn't expect nun ~ -
living the life he has. but TINS hesi
: ing has been an cye-opener 10 MN 4,
Mother Jones doesn't expect mat VI
Rockefeller can do any more thah app.
a Few pslliatives. What ! want -
bave the whole system changed sn
said "Of course he wont DO ma
But II he'll come out there ana ne
rs 20 get the laws of the sIa'e Z.
J forced. and think that's what "
5 means 20 do. it's all re ask. 49,.
Exceeding wrath flashed over 49,
= lopes's face when remarked mar u
e vounger Rockefeller had COCO o'S''
Picks Up Bella's Powder Rag
1 "And way wouldn't he have GO
!. hr,ir - She asked. From baoynoo
~ had the best of food and care Al
! education. You'd have as So0u D'
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before The legislative inquiry soon /"
be instituted at Trenton. Ma,
Firhtv-fve witnesses. including May
or Joseph A. Hermann OF kooseVe,,V
Rorouoh and Sheriff Houghton OF MA
dlesov County, appeared to-day oelore
,Lo Grand iurv in this city. strikers
from the Liebig Company and the III
Jams E. Clark plant, IN Roosevelt Ai'O
testified. c-or.
If Roosevelt who last week stated tna1
bo rad seen one of the special deputies
stand over a wounded striker ana de-
Iiherately shoot him, was witness
Indications tended to establish the
fact that the Roosevelt shooting, WIN
~ county. state and federal inquiries
which have resulted, has brough
sbout a fractional political hght IN the
ranks of the Democratic organization
in Middlesex County.
Sheriff Houghton is warmly support
cd by friends and adherentS through
ont the county. while Mayor Hermann
voters of Roosevelt Borough.
MANY of the county offcis 5, no ABLY
Judge Peter +. Daily. are placed IN a
dubious position. Judge DAILY Is couh,,
sel for the Borough Of Roosevelt, and
at the same time is one OF the chiei
olitical sponsors for the nomination
and election of Sheriff Houghton:.
Il is rumored that through the IN
fuence of officials of the American
Agricultural Chemical Company. every
effort is now being made TO obtain tne
Indictment of Mayor Hermann. ON
Gals Of the company, who nave Deen
I'm attendance at the grand jury near
iugs. stated tonight that they we're
prepared TO show that the borough au-
thorities had failed to guarantee ade-
cuate protection to the property oil
the corporation.
Two score OF frantic women to-day
besieeed the barred gates o. the Bow
ker Chemical Plant, IN Elizabeth, DE
handing 10 see their husbands and
male relatives. This plant IS not ~
vet affected by the strike. Yesterday
+ when the Bowker Fertilizer Company
employees walked out. the officials OF
4 the subsidiary company determined tC
hold the workmen in the adJolnin
plant within the mill gates.
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SPERRY FLIES OVER BAY
Demonstrates to Lieut.. Saufiey
Use of Sta bilizer in Air.

Lawrence b. Sperry, son Of the in
yentor Of the gyroscopic stabilizer for
aeroplanes. put his flying boat through
its paces Yesterday for the benefit o.
Lieutenant c. Il. Sauhey, Of the Naval
Aeronautic Squad. The flights were
made from the navy yard.
The men stayed aloft for more than
on hour being lost 10 sight IN the
dense foe most OF the time. Once they
were compelled TO descend to the sur
lace of the bay 20 get their bearings,
causing some CONSERVATION among the
fshing boats of Norton's Point.
Earlier in the day Sperry made .
trim 10 Coney Island and back m
twenty-five. minutes, accompanied oy
his mechsnician.
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ROCKEFELLER SAYS LABOR
AND CAPITAL SHOULD NEE |

waking along different lines, Mother
80. tbe union labor priestess. and
I'm ssiorer 4. 3. Garretson hghtened
-. formsh,y Of the hearing Of the Fed
..i Commission on Industrial Rels-
rs In tho CITY Hall yesterday.
LAIN ID. Rockefeller. jr.. participated
both tho features. which served to
,..re he ronolory Of the day Mother
,.... held q few receptions around him
and about ,hc City Hall, and on the
800 dr. Rockefeller spent many
-,..,sr- minutes listening TO Commits
...,sr Garretsor's humorous remarks.
r, ,o.rt OF important testimony tine
.-..o~ ranked very low Mr. Rookie
;.r.- was permanently excused from
.t, Stand shortly after the commission
Convened following Che noon recess.
H. changed attitude OF the great
..~,~r O.. spectators was clearly On
..sol B.. the burst OF applause that
,-so5 his retirement as witness
80. followed by Ivy lee. member
~ .bc rcrsoral staff Of John u. hocAe-
'.ue~ en-. who engineered the publicity
,s,or for the Colorado Fuel and
,.rr and other mining companies last
conner and fall No other witnesses
we're heard.
Learns to Like Ordeal.
Tho last of hl, three days a. Wit
as. before the commission saw &C
ei5ed change in Nr. Rockefeller. On
,foreay Doc seemed 20 feel he was 10 nc
.,Do..,ed ON che hottest pot 'n Try
;-r nan. on Tuesday he appeared sur
--7srd that nothing untoWard nad nap,
,a,e5. and in half fear that the orGeai
rss bcrc temporarily deferred. les
to-day his bearing was Of commence
,,f one could almost read IN his WORDS
,,5 action, q sort OF fondness ior the
place. o.,o..;o,,
,,.b unusual fraukneSs. and again
s.tcf that the commission. Wnen il Is
In po,lton 10 DO SO. give nam SuGeeS-
..o1. affecting the conduct Of the inter
49, with which he is Identified. one
irtercnrsl suggestion made ln the
corrse Of his three days examination
80 couir himself with n thorough un-
g,r.+ardiur Of conditions IN the ; uel
and Iron Company mines Is iH ~
-. of adoption he viii 60 10 Colo
10 as soon e., he can arrange matters
srd confer with representatives OF the
miners. And that will establish
Trecedcnt. for it will be the first time
ina, one OF the house Of Rockefeller
lss So, forth to mingle with the manus
,~odrcors of wealth. He has invited
Mother Jones 20 90 with him.
There we're few new faces TO be Cd
served in the Board OF Estimate room
,ve,terday The men and women who
ssw and heard Mr.. Rockefeller on Mon
Ssv rsmc back on Tuesday and yester
5sv. In their contact with each Other
mere was a certain note OF fsmiliarit'
thew were an fellow students IN thi'
same class And the majority OF th'
spectators who had seats on Monday an
Tresdav had them yesterday tact
lad Tho same seats they had been oc
cupyirc. AN Observance Of niceties mos
remarkable. Disciples of the lnterna
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-28

;ssicr. and have Just received
eon..ond set o. questions. Il Will
80 some time 20 prepare answers
axe .tcm But 3 confidently expect to
q" - colorado within the next year
90 ";s u IS possible. ] will make the
als' ,s.s summer.
r'I .tter Jones was asked whether she
,;s,+ The mines with Mr.. Rocke-
r9 VOW ~Oh. no. she answered, he'll
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t:o0ai Workers OF inc " ord. VINO were
fearsome looking 20 the police on Mon.
6av. were thc most Goclc looking OF
yesterdays spectators
co7dis case Co. manner was no
tcca5lc u Nl. Rockefeller wnea he
resumed he stand yesterday morning.
Tho orcpiug Of fis examination dealt
acan with tnc Rockefeller Foundation.
lie .-as ASKED about ihc effort FIVE years
ago 20 get q crsrte" from Congress and
the succeeding introduction Of the
measure AZ Albany.
What the Foundation Means.
Frank p Walsh. chairman. read OK
ccrpts from comments made on the
Foundation hv Jacob G.. Schurman.
president o. Cornell University. Dr.
Schurmau said 10 might be possible
TO. the money 10 DC used I'M providing
rational defence in war. ~ promoting
peace. i0 sicirg ale cause Of Chris
tlanity. iU spreading Buddhism and IN
doing countless things.
"Havc you ever taken that view o.
the possihNitie, OF the fund Nh
Walsh asked.
40. sin. | have not. nor do ! take
tlat broad yieN You will sec in the
charter that the work is to be carried
on o. philarthropic and elecmosynary
means.
SIR. Walsh read the charter. which
did not contain these provisions. lie
chen TOOK Mr. Rockefeller through u
long list q questions about what migh.
be done b. the Foundation. but thc
witness pleaded that he did not know
whether fhey were possible.
You know. Mr.. Chairman. he said.
chat # il Is found shat The operations
OF the Foundation are against public
interest the charter can be amended
OF rescinded A. for the things YOU
mention. my opinion on the possibility
Of periormaing them would be anso-
lutely vslueless because ! have not
though: of doing any OF those things.
a. said Yesterday. the object Of
the Foundation is to serve humanity.
We have selected the best men we can
find for the work. In all life. | think.
VIC must rely on the integrity of men
to the highest degree
On this statement Of DR.. Schur-
mars" Mr. Walsh said, 81 am no.
reading il in full. J am quoting eN-
ccrpts. so | want 10 explain that the
full statement contains high praise Of
the objects. intentions and acts of your
father. Mr. Rockefeller"
81 thank you for that statement,
NJ. Chairman" Mr.. Rockefeller said.
Income Of Foundation.
The witness said he thought that in
establishing -perpetuating body
TO conduct the affairs of the foundation
the right thing had been done. and that
if he had thought there was ground to
the supposition that it might lead to
abuses he would have voted against me
plan.
in the federal charter sought" Mr..
Walsh said. the power to veto the Sc
lection of new trustees was intrusted
to the President of the United States.
the Chief Justice OF the Supreme
Court. the President of the Senate, the
Speaker of the House and the heads OF
FIVE universities. Would you object TO
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ROCKEFELLER, JR., WILL
INVESTIGATE HIS MINES
Confined from page I

90 alone. r. 7 went with him they q
mob ms But : Suow rim better now
that I've esd a tsik wI;n him. and J
don't ;hina you1i find me srepresent-
ing MIN any moro. ! Tvs; toid MN
what laeN o. 'hc conditions ~ Col
orato. but i've occr IN the ou.i pen
out therc ac~ 90 .our 'ha' nay head
cut OF gesr now" me SAID. - 'he lett
the buiitinV
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WANTED-TO BUY.

HIGHEST PRICES paid for cattle
win not consider anything over hve
years old WIZ buy anything or any
number from no DAYS 20 s years old
No old stock wanted Write we what
YOU have q offer or cal and see D
Anderson 80 Joe South Baylen street
Pensacola. gTapF
CATTLE WANTED.
WANTED TO BET-egne or two carloads
OF young hHifera delivered r o. D.
cars anN station Alahan1as Mississippi
or Florida Write particulars n p
Sprinkle. Box So. Pensacola Fla 26apri IA
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Female Help Wanted.

LADIES SIS WEEKLY easy. Simple
WORK. ur fanFaHEiug Evenings 40
home. fascinating. everything furnished.
no experience. Don't worry about Can-
ltaE EDy8 o. Brown. Omaha. Mt
WRITE MOTION PICTURE PLAYS. fER
earh. Experience unnecessary. Details
tas WainwpgHt 81 louis.
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WEALTHY southern physician. 81 woul8
marry. Conadential p Box IS. League.
Toledo. Ohio
] wish 20 announce Ean no
longer connected with the
San Carlos Taxi Exchange,
and my friends who want re-
liable service and reasonable
rates can reach me on phone
2061 Nothing but respecta
bic trade solicited.
asapT7' G. G. KEYSER
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Levi r. Motion. vice president Of the
United states from 1853 a. 1893, form
or member nf congress anil one time
governor ~ New York. eN-aFn bmSsa-
dor % France and founder e the great
banking interests that still bear his
name l. nov az hia Washington home
and On the 18th ~ May wia csiebrata
his a1Hs birthday Despite hiM ad-
vancea years Mr. Morton III stiii quits
active ard IA 4 familiar figure in
washington.
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FOB SALE Hoonrmw houns furniture
fer 4 ta room house eioRe Ans aeVeFai
ronma rented. Cheap FOR cash. WiN
accept tw0 good milk cows &c cash in
trade. ADDRESS s-EoomiuR House." care
Journal aTanr7ts
H0H sAfaE-The following shares ~
stock. a shares Rarceinnn So wharf
Co, Z shares Ferry Pass II apsrturH
Shippers Assn. $40 shares West renMa-
cola Land Co.. also 40 residence lots IN
NAmeinmrgt. one aot and twe-stcrv dwell
ans On Bayou Chfeo. tE. 400 acres pine
tand, Santa Eoea county To- shares %
stock tn TIE Interstate Casualty Com
neaE. one lot 81 ere Town ~ Andalusla,
Aiahana. and . number 81 lots r. tire
New city Tract and East Pensacola 2
residence lots ia Montgomery Ala. Asa-
900 co bonds ~ Pensacola Suburban r. r.
So o99 % @. ri a a. m ~ Co bonds.
So shares " preferred stock q n a A.
t18 shares ~ eofau1nn stock g. n a A.
81. Fl Milton receiver FifTt National
Bank. q West Tntsndeneia street. PEN
saeola. Pa dnaay
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FARM LANDS.

SETTLERS WANTED a. the Roberts
community. Creamery and canning
plant % taks vonr produce. Coed land
- reasonable prices. Write ne for fun
tnforTnation TIE Roberts Warmers
Association. Geo. Q. voorhees,. President.
Roberts. PA 1sfsh
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GRAVES POULTRY YARD. white LEG
horn EEgs for hatchlng flde per 16,
fertility guaranteed Address Route
Pensacola Fla. 7aprims
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WANTED

WANTED Eecond hard two passenger
car. fnuat be Ma good condition ana
cheap for cash. BOX 10. ~" care Pens
nacuia. Journal 3may r.
AANTED-ro sell or trade for lighter
car 4 Packard automobile same haa
been rsn for five years. hut "a ln good
condition. Could be converted into truck
or bas. Write ID * FoRg. Seminole.
Ala tmayTts
WANTED RoRr1arH. splendid horne
cooking served family style our own
and beds s. per week san jose Ho-
tel So Wrlsh1 ST. l6apr
wANTED-Tour JOB Printing ana orders
for FnNravinN o. aE kinds, ealing
"a rdm. weadinR Invitations. etc MAYEn
PRINTING Co. IL West Government.
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The Journals Want ad
Way" viii get you results.
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Tommy Long
go . . . : :
YESTERDAYS WEATHER. 4
seao 0 . q =

s@ao o . q =
United States Department of Anri.
culture. Weather Bureau. Charles r.
Marvin. chief
DAILY WEATHER BULLETIN,
Pensacola. Fla. May 3 isF,
Psnsaeola's Temperature Data.
Highest on record Tor May. % De.
grfes
Sswest on record for May IA de-
arees
Night temperature In May usually
fan 90 g. degrees.
Highest temperature Yesterday. IS
degrees
Lowest temperature yesterday. 70
degrees
Penaaeola's Rainfall Data.
Rainfall Tor "a hours ending 7 p.
m. yesterday. o inches.
Normal rainfall Tor the month %
May. ass inches
Total rainfall this May 70 p m.
yesterday. . inches.
Deficiency this year 20 April soth Isl
inches
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Hickorv Camp No 81 pFooanen a. a.
WuFie meets second ana fourth uveiv.ess
dNy aighta ~ 33e ,. n Noo9rann a.
corner Bayasn and Rommna
e r. cnooKE. 60 GO,
C Ct
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LOST AND FOUND.

FOUND Bicycle owner may have
same ~ growing property and paving
for thlB Advertisement 130 W. Govern
meut amay1t
L0ST-Purse containing s5l > between
kress' Store and Avery store SIC re-
Rard for return q 6ta East Gadaden
ST snag3t
FOUND Autumobile l3Rht own Fl nav
have same by proving property and nay-
ma roRt 90 advsrtistlg Apply Journal
once emaV3lses
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EKesIsIor Ksnranpneaa Ma. A .....
every aseund ard fourth Weane~ss. -
each mprth AZ 2. NJ ln Ha1ord Hal
corner Eawten and Helfnnnf asrs-s@'
viHitln8 rntrinrcha are insttea to ~.
wv. ri OVERLAND.
GfaA&- NaSEAbhfCt4AkNs G. p.
gcgtAm
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PIANOS.

YOUR PIANO can re maaa IKE new IN
Tow prices. and Huu can pay ~ the
wssk The Gutter kuzic Hor - fsuos
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FOR RENT

ron SALT on RENT seven room cot
tage. strictly modern, 200 w Chase
street For further information. phone
$3.50. a2apr
ToR RENT-A moHern unvse on BAY
shore close 90 Couutrv GLIB. fuaairo
Fisher Real Estate AEeucs fsaan
FOR RENT ~ ao-mfnrg hrieM nuilafnH.
corner Hnylen and chase streets
splendid stand for green wr8cnrv. fruit
re0nin upsiaiN AppiY Hoottn a Wat
son. nsvx8
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LEGAL NOTICE.

NOTICE
Notice Oh hereby N#ttu Frat tha CITY
Commissioner VII consider the nrapa.
sittoH 81 the kseambia Realty COMPANY
e. sell the city kunfriau Park I'D its
regular meeting on Monday. Mas ard
1915. an citizens interested Cos thls prop
said time Co express their Views in the
matter.
a. GRE ENHUT.
Mayor
s88A-ApFu a2-aE May 2.g
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WANTED Temporary employees for a
period 81 from enc 90 three months,
q s. Navy Aeronautlc station Heaaa
coia, Fla I've atenoErarhers and tFpe-
store iab0rer ct sac per diem one
messenger boy 81 8t.ef per diem can
dI8atee VIII report for examination AL
the ofice 81 0HiCer iu charge. hufldlng
IS. az ter q. ms Thursday Nav 8. 1915.
brinBing references with them. 8ua8t
$3.50 FOR RELIABLE man or woman
distribute ao08 free packages NoraN
SOAP Powder wtth soann. etr. your town.
No money required. Ward Co.. als insti-
tute. Chicago
GOVERNMENT POSITIONS In Postotaoe
Railway Mali and other branches are
Rooa Prepare for "eWauHH under fer
gner II 81 civil Service Secretary EKau-
lner Booklet g g free Write today.
Patterson Civil service school. Rochester
ii
pc "A DETECTIVE Earn SIS ~ t-5
weekly chance e. see the world with
al expenses paid write Tor particulars
20 Lorraine Detective system lnc.s Dept
las. Boston, Aiaas.
00vERNMENT POSITIONS are EASY 10
get Ny free booklet Yeas tells how
Write t0daH-NOW. Earl Hopkins. wash
ington. q O.
WANTED white woman 70 cook and
% house work. can t3t = Lars
Eossa street saapfat
MEN. WOMEN. - or over vautsd-lov-
eminent f0bH. 88G % 90 $500 month
LIST az positions nov ohtainaale free
Dept SIS p. Rochester, ~. NJ June1s
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ROOMS AND BOARD.

FOR HENT-Two small apartments best
sas meters hath rooms and kltchenettes
N2.oo ard fi&.a0 A. g. G. Box 1915
26anf
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aGiIIion 49, George''

hay ard exchange and sell ANYTHING
raao9as hand Stoves wagons. tocha' sif
vatorn. pumps. piping. aes3ts, nottiss.
barrels feed baKn preserve jars, eheAta
harness. show cases, See BOXES,
fact III there "a nmwthtmN EoM m@@9
have ~ Address us south Iarfae ohA
street. Pensacola. fla
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HOOTON & WATSON
vAM RENTAL AGENTS.
FOR SALE.

rOR akI.r-At 40 west IntsndenciA-
HVssYear@old Jersey and Durham COW
f-a gallons per Gay. calf only u ca
aiH also two cows that win be us@a "
MAJ ehaa All give 4 gallons per dAy
airn coed horse and wagon. Phone 80
81 Phone 1887 AHa@&
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS

MOI ikE 10 ANELAt 0HAs
Notice Is hereby given 90 HH creditors.
leEatets and distributes and an persons
having claims o. demands AGAINST fhf
estate % James Mclean ellis. decreased.
% present suea claims on demands az
tie undersigned within two wears FROM
April 90. 1913.
ETA mi gIrIIa.
Administrative
So A-arrli2soawsF
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AGENTS WAN TED.

A9ENTS--1eea Willard knock out nte-
fu~a iGN4H a. 90 per bun 8reas gold
framed channeahfe signs. Zoe a8w4s geld
framed art resigiuue and ueNro pictures.
Use, sell SOC. Portrait pillow tops Tow
prices Peoplss' Portrait. peft les chi-
cage. Fi.
AGENTS WANTED &C. advertise our
goods ~ Distributing free samples 90
consumer 81 cents EN- hour write for
tal particulars Favor Prg6ucte 8fga
White hunainN Dayton, Ohio
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" o W
tive OAK camp No. l. Woaaunn a. a..
Worid meets nrst and laird 1900
nights fer Esneral business and nerore
ans FoMFeM Tuesday mtRh8m 90 r..-
WORK. WaaaFnmn Hail
". Il WHITE
g. VILLAIN Clerk
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ZOE sALE.

FOR SALOONS Kood horfe Square
Deal Auto c. te5 south Haylen. Pens
aaeofa. Fis. 1eapr
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BATHS, MASSAGE.

TURKISH BATH and Mas
sage Parlor, open to all
men. " M. G. A, Palafox
and Belmont streets. iimeham
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HOTELS

CENTRAL. BOARDING HousE-Afrs. e
g. Black Proprietor Rates s. per
week. Lodging and meals 3 cents each.
i0a East fHtendcncia street. I8anrims
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cEEM NorIcE.

CREW NOTICE.
Neither tHa captain. own
- ere nor cuuaiEneea a. fhe
Russian bark MarRaFeta viii
De- responsible Tor debts rnn-
tracte8 hv the crew of said
@A#s&AAa@ vessel
EDN. Johnson.
southern States Lumber Cos. Captain
rnusfnnroa
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-05-03
ARTEsIAN WELLS

ARTEsfAN WELIs-wgn put IN wells
70 1a inches diameter. any depth.
ana guarantees water. Write Tor fun in-
formation Gray Artesian Wen Co. cot
tondnle. Pa Gm~h
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-05-03

FOR sALE-Nice, dry stove
wood, trimmings from kiln
dried lumber, GOO per load,
$3.50 per cord, delivered.
Stearns Lumber & Export
Co, IarrsgoHa and Lloyd.
Phone I319 2imch
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psnaaeela Lodas. Ne. = {. o. o. 3.
Pensacola is196s Ne II n a
mettm every Thursday at SOC ~ =
Haffara MaA, corner HaFien ard pelssas.,
street Visitors cordially Invited
work IL second deRree
JOHN uERKENs.
O. L@"ers sil.., ~ a.