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Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1915-07-09
NOTICE.

THE LAW requires that all physicisns
and midwives furnish the local registrar
Of the State Board of Health with all in
formation concerning births and that all
physicians and undertakers iurnish Ill
information concerning deaths. Where
there is 10 attending physician in the
event OF birth the attending mid. wife
shall make the return and in the event
OF neither physician or midwife that
the parents make the return. In the
event Of a death and there 10 no attend
ing physician then the undertaken Il to
make the return OF the death certificate.
Failure TO comply with the rules Of the
State Board OF Health is positively against
the law and in my capacity a. local reg
istrar ] will he compelled to report al
eases Of Noncompliance. will gladly
furnish the proper blanks and give any
desired information 10 those interested.
j. <. JOHNSTON,
Bureau Of Vital Statistics, Local Regis
trar Louisiana state Beard Of Health.
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1915-07-09
NOTICE. u
MEETING SCHOOL BOARD JULY isn.

PUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given that
the Board of School Directors IN and for
the Parish oil Tensas will meet in their
office in the Court House in the Town Of
st. Joseph on TUESDAY, JULY 18th,
1915, at IL o'clock.
Business Of importance will be trans
acted, so a full attendance il desired.
fSuxv,, w. ID. A. GORTON, Prrst.
'''''A"i THOS. M. WADE, Supt.
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1915-07-09

We are authorized to announce Mr..
G. Fl. CLINTON as candidate for Dele
gate from Tensas Parish to the proposed
Constitutional Convention OF Louisiana,
subject to the action of the Democratic
primary.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-12-29
DAIRY PRODUCTS MARKET.

vain y..i.Idss. T With ,lo sfsi'n: ;.e..a as;
:od d, the usual holiday dr,ness stock wa, IL
Co.: ls ar S@'s on :'o,... rs Butte. trade s:e. n::
for recent Snfren n'sA r. S.'i:: 'p pa. tn. no asnsHS
;ls@,'y .Heeisa; ss; pressure 10 ::'i s.iiaa
lsdles SLOW. Packing stock easy. Prices:
Creamery. extras. o: score, 33i.c.: higher
.orinr 34a3i',c.; hrsts. IS to 81 score.
FAM, 34i2 n3jisc.; prime 70 choice, 81 %
&::I.s,r-ias' aIo', sa. ars! s. q ;;iSs's, Sia e
prime. 27a?sc.; common to fair. 2?a
:s.c.; renovated. extras. 9Ahq25hc.:
r.: :aqs.c lad,s. current maxi.
eurreu' make. nne, zoe; No. 2. Isisc.:
owl Trefes, H.; 1870 Continued srn. w.t.,
. goo! volume OF business, considering the
us'ai quiet trading AT this time OF the
year There was some activity in skins.
ea!,es and Young Americas. These west
sed Nrnly. Export buying quiet. Prices:
ga" who'll" milk, held specials, i7ho
-, Val. ''G ist ii77S''' STAT. Skim" skins. " hsii
9, las, ltaijiac current make, specials
10 choice, 1874 dltc,; fair to good,
J. $780,, Wisconsin twins, lTal7.c,
s..uNlo daisies. l7'.c.; Young Americas,
TfTiS The market continued steady,
~ v!th q slightly easier feeling. on ac-
cu0' - more liberal receipts OF fresh
esq, High grade fresh stock continues
In small proportion. but medium grades
are IN sccumulation Trade was some
VIA simulated by reports Of cold weather
~ snow In producing sections. Trading
" storage eggs rather dull on account
s%s,a.repd ,', sxiras. "s sns' s.d aaaIS: .st resn
tfs'-. 1-ig "a $50; hrsts, 81 sec: seconds.
@,aov: 80 /, d%irties., :sd 2sc; refriE-
sri'o', .sp'c!ai marks. fancy. 24n q :5o.;
lr.'-, storage. e3t u24c.. seconds. PAU
:' heHnery, whites, fine TO fancy. <5a
~ browns, 37I|oc; mixed %colors. s2d
LIVE rOULTRy,--About SO carloads Of
E.t poultry were unloaded yesterday, with
.r'I' - left on track. Buyers took hold
~ freely At opening prices TO be settled
,sncf heavy fowls and lac, for medium
~chitk"ns Receipts fr the week promise
70 b. very heavy, l5S cars already having
slp' from Texas. but light from other
".c'.r' Local and out 81 town demand
Co. s's active and the market rules Arm
4 advance on desirable quality,
~ 'HHis very dull with supplies liberal
eha o'raud negligible. Much Of tho stock
st3lng 20 he freezers Ducks ana geese
"]s,7".a IN good demand, supple. mod.
N',''r', spring, fair TO good. 23n.Sc.
a.-1 tauc}. asn?7c.; poor. lsaisc.
gen KS and Tennessee, 22fs5c, Texas,
a. good, ?3a?4c, Fowls. fresh. West.
.fF picked. boxed, 90 lbs. and over.
Wss'"ru. scalued. large. 1910.
D F'r-. fresh, nearby. . and I lbs. To
90 -'I 900, virginia, milk fed, & and
rr dry picked. corn fed. 5 aud
hI'o, 10 lbs, to dozen. s<75;
TOO '|.'. q lbs, ~
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DULL AND NARROW
MARKET IN COTTON
rndertOne. However, Is Steady
. With a Slightly Higher
Range Of Prices.
OBSTACLES TO EXPORTS

Cotton was narrow and only moder-
.,ely active yesterday. with a rather
steady undertone throughout most Of
,he session. The circulation OF an in
.reased number Of January notices
caused some liquidation OF the near 20.
s,,,or. hut there was no evidence OF
seakness. The close was steady at a
ne, gain OF . to I points.
Cotton is being offered somewhat more
freely from the South, but American
mills continue to buy from hand to
mouth and brokers are having some dif-
a matter Of fact. Liverpool shows more
willingness TO buy on the basic Of cur
rer, quotations than American ,pinners.
There II accommodating evidencN Of the
urfavorablc effects OF the United States
no,,on futures act as n result Of the
cnd.tions arising from the present ex-
por,ing crisis. This law. conn nonly
known as the Smith-Lever law. Is criti-
csed az working injuriously to the nest
interests Of the South.
The cotton trade has become reco,.-
cled TO practically every feature OF the
statute except that portion known as
section II. which penalties the sale Of
contracts made by American citisens In
the Liverpool market. without q doubt
the members Of Congress who fran
me bill thought they were acting In the
hes, interests Of the cotton grower. They.
aid not take into consideration the ex-
tent 10 which the prohibition Of trading
IN Liverpool would interfere with the
distribution Of contracts whereby the
cotton marketing industry 10 stabilized.
IN the present instance Liverpool is
really in need Of cotton. blu English
merchants who al make hedge sales In
Liverpool have not the financial facilities
for importing all the cotton needed by
me British textile industry under exist.
ing conditions. In previous years Il has
been the custom for American shippers
to send cotton to Liverpool on con-
slgnment after having sold hedges in
the Liverpool market. Yesterday a MEM
her OF a leading Southern exporting
firm made the statement that his ship.
ments to Liverpool this season were only
about % per cent. Of normal. He fur
fher said that IL II were possible for him
TO make hedge sales In Liverpool, he
would Immediately ship $4,000 bales to
that market. The same conditions apply
TO other exporting firms. II IL impos-
sole TO make these hedges in the New
York market, which Is now 800 points,
or SIS per bale below Liverpool.
Market closed steady,
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NEW YORK TITLE INSURANCE. COM

The Annual Meeting Of the Stockholders
NJ SEW YORK TITLE INSURANCE. COM
PANY for the election OF Directors ana In
spectors OF Election to serve for the sue.
ceedinr wear, will be held a. the Once OF
ths Company, No. 1876 Broadway, New York
city, on TUESDAY, the I'M of January,
1915, a. 1880 o'clock In the afternoon,
The stock transfer books of the Company
viii be closed on December 81, 1915, at 3
p. NJ. and reopsnsd on January i2th' 1916
At 10 \. NJ,
FRANK l.. COOKE, Secretary.
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ELECTIONS AND MEETINGS.

Boston, December 20. 1918.
Notice Of the Annual Meeting Of Stockhold.
ers OF the X. =. Brine transportation
(Ompsny:
Notice is hereby given that the regular
Annuai Meeting OF the stockholders or the
n. :. Brine Transportation 90. VIII he held
at the orice Of ~t.Varts, Choate q sherman.
90 Wal street. in the Borough Of Manhat
,nN. of the CITY Of New York. on the
iwe!iih DAY OF !ahu"rN, isis' az =, NJ J..
Directors for the ensuing year, and for tn.
transaction OF such other business ar ma,
properly come before said meeting,
r.. :, BRINE TRANSFORMATION COM.
PASY.
". A. Dwinsl. Secretary,
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TO THE HOLDERS OF
LORD 4 TAYLOR
soE Gala Nnf>s a~A~h lulv So pa,a

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, as pro-
vided In. Article ~. of the indenture.
dated July LIST, 1914, and as amended BY
dated December 7th, 1915, that the time Of
payment Of so much OF the principal OF the
s% Cold Mo, Il on OF L.,d = TsS'"r ss re.
been duly extended to July LIST. 1913. Upon
presentation of their Notes to the TRCHT
DEPARTMENT Of the undersigned, for
Ootation OF said extension, the holders
thereof will receive the payment provided
BY said ASreement Tor such extsnsion
YORK. Trustee.
BY CHARLES II, SABlN. President
Dated, December 27th. 1915.
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The annual meeting Of the stoc&holdsrs
of this Company Tor the election Of Dire
tors. election Of Inspectors OF Election and
for the transaction OF such other business
as shall come before the meeting, will be
held at the Once Of the Company, 8. LIB
erty street. In the City OF New York. tho
,h ds, Of January. 1915, at u o'cloc&
noon.
The polls Will remain open until 1880
o'clock Y. NJ
signed THE FIDELITY AND CASUALTY
COMPANY OF NEW YORK.
ROBERT J, HILLAS. Presiden,.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-12-29
4. J.. du PONT de NEMOCRs
POWDER COMPANY.
Trustee

Holders Of Five Per Cent. FRS, Nor.
Gag Collateral Trust Gold Bonds OF the
+ l. du PoNT d. NEMorRS POWDER
COMPANY ar. hereby notified that pursu
ant to The provisions Of tho MortgAge and
Trust Agreement. dated June !;ih. 1909
b.tnee1 Il l. du PoNT de MEMOIRS
w and the Metropoli-
tan Trust Company OF the city OF New
YORK .tha' al OF the outstanding bonds OF
the above described issue have been called
for redemption on january !. 1915. Each
OF said bonds w! be redeemed al 1850
and accrued interest TO said January l..
l.ls. upon presentation and surrender
thereof for cancellation al tho ofnce Of
the MetropoI;sO Trust Company Of the
City Of New York. - wall street, New
York. on and after January I. 1915. on
which date each Of said bonds vii, cease
to draw Interest. Registered bonds pre-
scented for payment should have properly
executed powers OF transfer attached
thereto.
Dated New YORK.. December -. 1913.
METROPOLITAN TRUST COMPANY OF
THE CITY OF NEW YORK. TRUSTEE.
BEVERLY CHEW. Vice President.
80 Wall street, Borough OF Manhattan.
New York City,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-12-29
ATLANTIC COAST LINE RAILROAD
(ONlsNN

Interest Of ave per centum for fiscal yea
ending December 3ist, 1915. will be paid
upon the Income Bpude. dated December
l.th. 1857. Of Rrunswio& and Western Raj.
road COMPANY, upon presentation OF such
bonds at Office Of safe Deposit and Truet
Company Of Baltimore. No. 10 south
street. Baltimore. Maryland. and upon
proper receipt therefor being endorsed upon
each bond.
Ii L RORDEN SecrefarY
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-12-29
TINE CHEMICAL. NATIONAL BANK or
MEM YORK.

AT q meet'ng O The R0ard % DIrectofs
OF thi. Bank. held December END. the
usual bi-monthly dividend OF 2Ys, to-
declared upon the Capital stock Of this
Bank, payable January 2, 1916, to stock
holders Of record al the close OF business
December -, 1915,
FRANCIS HALPiN, Cashier.
December IS, 1915.
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American Telephone & Telegraph Co.

4 dividend " Two Dollars per share viii
he paid on saturday, Isuuary.l5. 1915. to
ness on Fridav. December 81. 1915
q MILNE. Treasurer
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-12-29
Burlington Z Missouri River
Railroad Company Ia Nebraska
Consolidated Mortgage
Per Cent. Bends
Que JULY 4, 1919,

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT IN
pursuance Of a Trust Mortgage Deed exc
cuted to The New England Trust Company,
Trustee. by ;he Burlington 4 Missouri
River Railroad company ia Nebraska.
dated July /. 1875. the following 6s Goa
seiidated Mortgage Bonds due Jui. I. 1918.
OF said Railroad Company, secured by said
Deed ~ Trust. have been drawn for pay
mcnt, via;
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-12-29
Onlc. Of The United Gas Improvement Go

Philadelphia. Dee. =. 1915
The Directors have ,his day declared =
quarterly divideni 81 two per cent 81 90
Holders Of record AT the close Of bushes.
Pee 81. 1915 Cheeks Wil be mailed
". MORRIS, Treasurer
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-12-29
ONCE Of
4 AND 4 WINDOW CORPORATION,

New York, Dec. gyIh, 1yIa.
Notice Ia hereby given that tho annual
meeting Of the shareholders Of tho = and
s window Corporation for the election of
Directors and the transaction of such other
business ~ may be brought before Il will
be held at the ohices Of the Company No,
al Liberty IT.. New YORK. CITY, on Monday,
January 10th. 1915. a. two o'clock r. ~,
9 ]. FRANK. Sec'y.
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NATIONAL BANK on TINE
CITY OF NEW YORK,

PFV'THNFT II THTV
The Board OF Directors have Tho day 10.
c,ared n semi-annuai dividend Of three PEI
cent, free 81 tax, payable on and after
l. 1915. 10 Stockho!ders ut record
at the close OF business December -. 1915.
Z l. u InANLnr
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-12-29
THE HANON ER NATIONAL BANK
If lhe (IiN Of NeM NarL

Sew Nork, December .iS', 1911
The BOARD Of Director have this day de.
ciared " quarterly d''ide,i of, FIVE T.
CENT. paydb', on and tffcr January ara
1915 tn transfer books VIII remain
closed from December card until that dat,
ELMER WHITAKER. Cashier
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TuE: RANK or AMERICA.

New Nork. December l7th. 1915
The Board of Directors have to day de.
clarrd u seiui-auuual dividend OF fourteen
90 per cent, free e TAX. payable January
sra. 1918. to stockholders OF record OF his
date The transfer books VIII remain closed
until January ith, 1915
" NJ BENNETT. Cashier
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-12-29
Tuy ALII>>Ct REALTY CoMp,Ny,

New NOrN, D01cmher Tin, lNla.
The Board Of Directors ~ thiS rOmpAuy
hayc thir DAY DECLARED y dividend OF y. "a
on the ou~t-tsndiug ,npita stock % ths
compn.y. payable January 18th. 1876. -
the stockholders Of regurn at the close OF
business january l0th. i"lf.
HOWARD " SMITH. secretary.
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MT or CiiRA in NEW YnRE.

NOTICE or INTENTION TO ORGANIZE
HAM OF CUBA IN NEW YORK.
We. the underslgned, hereby give notice
Of our intention to organize a Bank. under
and pursuant to the laws OF the state OF
New York. and. In conformity with. the
statute In such Case made and provided.
we hereby specify and state AS follows, to
wit:
First: The names OF the proposed in
corporators are:
william a. Merchant.
James 7 Monahsn,
HcNry NJ. Earle.
u. Halsey Malone,
Montgomery II. Lewis.
Second; The name OF the proposed
Bank II BANK OF CUBA IN NEW YORK.
Third: The location of the proposed
Bank Is to be No. I Wall Street, IN the
Borough OF Manhattan. city. County and
State OF New York.
Fourth The amount OF It's capital stock
y Ono Hundred Thousand Dollars $780,
IN WITNESS WHEREOF we have hero.
unto annxed our signatures this Srd day Of
December. 1915.
william 4. Merchant.
James r. Monahan,
Henry NJ. Earle.
T.. Halsey Malone,
Montgomery II. Lewis,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-12-29
THE PHILADELPHIA MARKET,

PHILADELPHIA. Dec. IS -Stocks were re.
dictionary after early strength. Cambria Steel.
Pennsylvania Railroad and Philadelphia
Rapid Transit certificates. all active. closed
fraTfionally lower. Bonds were active and
steady. The
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-12-29
THE CHICAGO MARKET.

CHICAGO. Dec. 1.-Prices showed declines
of from / to 2 points, with trading very mod.
crate. ars.Roebuck, Stewart. Warner and
Chicago Pneumatic Too, were me weak fea.
nrmer. City Railway Is continue the strong
1estrire Of the bond market. The summary;
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-12-29
DAILY TREASURY STATEMENT.

wASHINGTON, Dec. ?s-The statement Of
the receipts and disbursements of the Treas.
ury shows;
This month. Fiscal year
Receipts ..........,., 81 TO, as t3e9, 2S3. .35
Disbursements ......,. 5~5.&b6.oos 31s, AZ, 500
Deficit q. .,...,,,,,. V,p5,ap N9, 0s, S<
Receipts from customs to day. SAT- .6l&: in.
ternal revenue. ordinary, 1871 ,Ss, income tar,
$40, AZ: miscellaneous 1929,
National bank notes received for redemp.
ton, s543. 2A.
The current st atemen OF the United States
Treasurer for December 81:
GENERAL FUND.
Available gold ................. ssI 81, 2ss
Available silver, ,..........,,,., II. Oss. 500
United States ..,.....,.,,, 6.?So, el6
National bank notes and Federal
reserve notes 81, PSI. 1877
Certified checks on bShks...:.... 2A2, as
Suhsidi airy silver, minor coin and
silver bullion. ........."".,.. "a. $40, SIG
UnclBssifed Wnsorted currency, 65. 1856
Treasury .,,,.,,.".n"."',.,.. Sc. ts2. o7O
Available currency IN Treasury
and banks. 3Oi .eSs 500
Deduct current liabilities, ...,..., a2. S6. si6
Net balance in general fund. .,,,.,, los. 49,, SO6
RESERVE FUND,
Gold coin and bullion. ......,n.,. Sl5c, 90. 62l
TRUST FUND.
To redeem out 81 anding cert hcates ~ 90. &c, <06
Grand total cash assets In Treasury e.3I&.5lo,9 $50
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-12-29
THE BOSTON MARKET.

BOSTON. Dec. cs.-Afer q strong opening
yieldinG quite easily. LOSSES ranged from q
traction TO more than . point. RNls and In
dustrial shares reflected the easier tone 81
New York. The
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-12-29
THE BALTIMORE MARKET.

BALTIMORE. Dec. os-The stock market
here was firm on moderate dealings, Cosden
and wayland OIL were the more active shares
Davidson Chemical preferred continued its
recent advance. closing AZ 23l. up l point
Bonds were quiet and steady. The summary
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-12-29

The local market for spot cotton was
cuiet and unchanged middling. l2.8c. South.
ern spot markets as officially reported were
u &c; Galveston, le 2sc.; Savannah. i2c.
Memphis. i?iec.: Augusta, 1ls5c.: Houston.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-12-29

The Il A. " bids to Liverpool were: Janu.
ary. :i6c March. l24ic May. ~ CSC: July.
rNc: October. IL 4sc. The market there is
0ltne
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-12-29

The annual meeting Of the stockholders
Of Craske- Felt company Inc, for the cleo
tion OF Directors and the transaction OF
such other business ~ may properly come
before II. viii be held At the othces OF the
Company. 20 lafayette street. January
i2th. 1919. At p. NJ
\, ! FELT. Secretary,
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The American Exchange National
Bank, New York

New YORK, Dec. u, 1917
The annual meeting Of the stockhoiders
Of this bank for the election OF Directors
viii be held nj is banking house, No. 1928
Broadway. New York. on Tuesday, January
18th, 1915. at !. o'clock noon, Polls open
from !? NJ, to 100 y. NJ.
ARTHUR T.. LEE, Cashier.
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GERMAN SAVINGS BANK
I. the CITY Of New York.

New York, December s. 1915.
Interest at the rate of -FOUR 90 PER
CENTUM per annum Will be credited de-.
p~ositOrs for the six months ending Decem.
Der 81, 1915. on all sums entitled thereto
under the bylaws not exceeding three
Thousand q, $1,000 Dollars. and Will be nav.
able on and after January 2lst.
Deposits made On or before January
10Th. 1919, will draw Interest from Janu-
ary LIST. 1915
CARL G0EPEL. Vce-Prsotlsot.
A. kOPPEL. Treasurer.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-12-29

Exports yesterday we're 7.lss bales. Tota
0sson. 1851. 10 bales.
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rue Liverpool market OPENED firm, There
vas a Gitiet business in spot cotton. with mid
dnng IL points advance at Esd. Sales. s,0Cn
bales; rccripts. $1,000 bales: American. 1000
bales Closed very steady
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-12-29

The bonds bearing inc hooNe Hu'i".'"
viii b. paid at par at the once OF the
undersigned. l3S Deyonshlre street. Ros
ton. Mass. on the ttrst Day Of January:
1919, after which date interest on satd
Bonds will cease In conformity with the
terms ~ the Trust Deed.
The New England Trust Company,
TRUSTEE,
By JAMES n, HOOPER. President
Boston. Mass, December Is. 1915.
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Interior receipts and stocks:

port
receipts to-day.
&c. C.1So TO 1850
s... $500 10 $50
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-03-29
DETROIT CLUB
ENJOYED TRIP
To PENSACOLA
MANAGER JENNINGS PLEASED
As THE RESULT or HIS TRIP
OLSEN THE STAR or The 10.
CAL PLAYERS ~ GAME.

Manager Jennings or the Detroit club
Vas highly pleased last night when re
departed from Pensacola 20 continue
hts trim North lie found the city
all that had been claimed for II. his bah
players had a good afternoons practice
and they had spent an enjoyable day.
thus breaking the routine OF the train
Ing trip.
TIE visitors were the guests Of the
Rotary club In the forenoon and saw
the city IN automobiles shortly asser
the arrival IN the city yesterday morn
ing Then they went 10 the navy yard
and forts and saw the aeronautic sta
tion and submarines The two latter
sights were novelties TO the players.
while the hay trip also was something
cut ~ the ordinary for many Of them.
They returned 20 the city for lunch
and then proceeded To the bail park
where 4 big crowd had gathered end
which Increased IN size as the hour
Of the game approached. The SPEC
tators. or most of them. did not antici-
Pate a good game OF bail. and most
81 them iourneycd 20 the park simply
for the opportunity ~ seeing Cobb.
Crawford. Bush. Manager Jennings and
other notables IN the baseball world.
and IN this they were not disappointed.
( Tor all Of the regular players were y
the game
OF course none expected the r>n-
+ saoola players 90 put up a crcditabpe
exhibition against the big leaguers ana
the greatest interest was in the play
I ing &c the lister Ty Cobb failed 20
reach base the first time up. but on
The fourth trip 70 the plate Ne singled
and then gave the fans an exhibition
4 of the base running which has made
I him famous
The score was 20 0. but the fans
were well pleased nevertheless. JuIran
Z Olsen, who recently received a trial
Z with the Tigers. really featured the
T game with his cntching. Ills throws 90
second were fast and accurate and not
one ~ the big leaguers would hare
stolen base e his credit had the
/ throws been handled perfectly
i Manager Jennings said last night
/ just before his departure that he look
( ed upon Olsen as one Of the future
+ great players. and that a year or two
. 81 seasoning in the minor leagues
f would make ham ~ big league caiibre.
i The Detroit club has VERY salts
+ factory arrangements with Gmlfport
for future training. but n AZ any time
change i decided upon II Is possible
I that Pensacola viii be the choice OF
/ Manager Jennings
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-03-29
GAMBLING CASE
WILL Be CALLED
WILL LIKELY sE NECESSARY TO
SUMMON SPECIAL vSNlRE TO
DRAW JURY TO SIT ON TRIALS
IN COURT or RECORD.

Sheriff Ellie and deputies last nieat
finished summoning the dozen jurymen
who are 20 do service ln the court %
record for this week and practically
All who were secretly drawn from the
sealed box win this morning be re-
ported found Among them are several
local business men II vide acquaint-
ance.
inefr IL nothing CIT 81 the ordl-
nary in the summouipg 81 a dozen
men fer Jury duty la the court ~ rec
ord. except that. ia this case. those
who were drawn and who are now
under subpoena wil likely eo called
upon a. Sit in judgment upon several
trials Of alleged gamhhnw- house keep
ers tomorrow Cases have been set
Cor tomorrow against three Young
white men who we're arrested after
the solicitor had maize certain in-
VestiEationA, and the cases set for
trial as ahove-statcd IN case 4 jury
trial IS decided upon. he court room
viii be weli-hlled with friends og the
defendants. and every phase of tae
ease viii Sc watched inteutly. for Il Is
understood that the cases will be
merged.