The Pensacola journal., April 27, 1911, Page 8, Image 8

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THE PENSACOLA JOURNAL, THURSDAY MORNING, APRIL 27, 1911.
The Pearl Soft Hat is the
general favorite this Spring.
. v Of course, we have others.
v Derbies, too Knapp-Felt
and Stetsons.
Their name and fame
guarantee comfort and satis
faction to the wearer.
$3.50 and $4.00.
In all the latest Blocks and
in variety to suit the vast
differences' of faces and
figures.
The John White Store
"Florida' Leading Clothier."
209-211 & Palafox St,
BALL
SAYS
P-L-A-Y B-A-L-L
We sell only Reach
SPORTING GOODS,,
the very best in the'
world at the Lowest
Possible Prices, consis-'
tent 1 with dependable
service.
Uniforms made to
measure in the Ball way.
An iron-clad guaran
tee of satisfaction with
each article we sell.
CO.
205 8. Palafox St. Phon 912
Released From City;
Arrested in County
Leroy Edmunds, who wag fined $25
in the recorder's court a few days ago,
and who has since the time the fine
was assessed been In the city Jail, paid
his fine last night and 'was released,
but just as he stepped out of the of
fice, he was arrested by Deputy Sheriff
fstewart and carried over to the county
3ail.
Edmunds was under a peace bond,
'the late J. D. Waters being his bonds
man, and since the death of Waters
, his estate notified the county officials
that the estate would not remain on
the bond of Edmunds.
Sick headache results from a disor
dered condition of the stomach, and
can be' cured by the use of Chamber
lain's Stomach and Liver Tablets.
ETry It. For sale by all dealers.
Peter Syers
Arrested at Muscogee
' Peter Syers, colored, was arrested at
Muscogee yesterday afternoon by Dep
uty Sheriff Lowery, who brought him
to this city last night and placed him
In the county. Jail.
Syers was recently convicted In the
court of record, and sentence was sus
pended provided he left the state and
remained out of it. The officers were
instructed by the court at the time to
arrest him if caught In the state..
Every Day
our shipments of Korria Candle
ara timed so that every package In
our store Is absolutely fresh.
Norrls Candies are simply perfect
In purity and quality and the line
embrace aU Usee and kinds of
packages. You can get what you
want and then each package u
specially designed to create a fa
vorable Impression and a robust
appetite by Its - intrinsic artistic
worth.
80c and tt.00 per pound.
IMPERIAL CIGAR STORE,
. Penaaoofa, ,,
Exclusive Agents.
ijJJ "TOUR-UPS -OVDC U
r r i s
J.V ATLANTA
I
in of
CITY COUNCIL
IS POSTPONED
A QUORUM COULD NOT BE OB
TAINED LAST NIGHT AND EX
TRA MEETING WILL BE HELD
NEXT WEDNESDAY NIGHT, MAY
3RD. M.-M&x. .
The regular meeting of the city
council was not held last night, owing
to the fact that a quorum was not
present. The meeting will be held next
Wednesday night, May 3rd.
The newly elected member from
precinct 15, Wm. Fisher, waa present
last night to be sworn in, but of course.
in the absence of a quorum, his Instil
latlon had to be postponed until the
next meeting.
Several members of the mosquito
committee were also present, it having
been understood that the committee
would apply to the council at this
meeting for an appropriation for funds
to employ extra sanitary inspectors In
order to prosecnte the crusade against
mosquitoes. This matter will also be
taken up at the next meeting.
The Sound 8leep of Good Health
Can not be over estimated and- an v
ailment that prevents It Is a menace to
health. . J. I Southers, Eau Claire,
Wis., says; '1 have been unable to
sleep soundly nights, because of pains
across my back and soreness, of my
kidneys. My appetite waa very poor
and my general condition waa much
run down. . I have been taking Folxy
Kidney Pills but a short time and now
sleep aa sound as a rock, -my general
condition is greatly Improved, and X
know that Foley Kidney Pills have
cured me."
W. A. D'AVemberte, druggist and
apothecary. 121 S. Palafox St
REESE EVERETT, WHITE BOY RE
CENTLY CONVICTED ON CHARGE
OF BREAKING AND ENTERING,
WILL BE CARRIED TO MARIAN
NA TODAY. ,
Deputy Sheriff W. A. Bowman will
leave this morning for Marlanna,
where he goes to carry Reese Everett,
a white boy about 16 years of age, to
the reform school.
Reese is one of the boys recently
convicted of entering a store in the
eastern part of the city and stealing a
quantity of goods and some money,
and was' sentenced by Judge Beggs to
serve six months in the reform school.
Is there anything In all this world
that is of more importance to you than
good digestion? Food must be eaten
to sustain life and must be digested
and converted into blood. When tlw
digestion fails the whole body suf
fers. Chamberlain's Tablets are a ra
tional and reliable cure for indigestion.
They Increase the flow of bile, purify
the blood, strengthen the stomach, and
tone up the whole digestive apparatus
to a natural and healthy action. For
sale by all dealers.
VERDICT FOR
DEFENDANT
DAMAGE SUIT
CASE OF BEN ROCHEBLAVE VS. L.
& N. R. R. WAS ONLY ONE
HEARD IN CIRCUIT COURT YES
TERDAYONE CASE SET TOR
TRIAL TODAY.
In the case of Ben Rocheblave vs.
the L. & N. Railroad Co., which was
tried in circuit court yesterday, the
jury rendered a verdict giving the de
fendants a verdict for $199.99. This
was a replevy suit, the L. & N. acting
in the capacity of carrier and waa only
nominally defendant in the case, the
actual defendants being Murry & Tre
gurtha. The plaintiff waa represented
by Blount & Blount & Carter and the
defendants by Jones & Pasco.
The case of the First National Bank
vs. F. Chlpley and A. A. Brown for
$2,500 was set for trial yesterday, but
was continued for the term.
The case of W. S. Norman vi the
American National Bank is set for trial
today. The plaintiff is suing for $1,800
damages. Sullivan & Sullivan repre
sent the plaintiff, and Jno. C. Avery is
attorney for the defendant.
The case of Bryan Dunwoody and J.
E. Baars, et als., vs. M. E. Sullivan for
$50,000 was set for trial today, but has
been continued until next term. Jno.
C. Avery and Kirk Monroe are attor
ney? for the plaintiff and E. C. Max
well is attorney for the defendant.
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AMUSEMENTS.
The Coburn Players.
The Coburn Players in presenting
Shakespeare's "As You Like It" at the
armory hall last night delighted the
large audience present. The cast was
a well balanced one and ably inter
preted the comedy.
This play was to have been given
out of doors, where natural woodland
scenery would have given a fit setting.
However, Che inclement weather neces
sitated the use of the hall. This was
unfortunate, as the acoustics of the
place are miserable. This fact greatly
detracted from the full appreciation by
those present, and especially was this
true of the singing.
Mir. Coburn, in the role of Orlando,
was the bright particular star. He
had truly the spirit of the Shake
spearean gentleman and lover. His
splendid physique and voice admirably
fit him for this part.
In the difficult role of the fool, Mr.
Royden Erlynne, as Touchstone,
achieved success. The. fool of the
Elizabethan drama Is so far removed
from the clown of the later day shows,
that this older comedian is not always
appreciated.
The women of the play were uni
formly good. Mrs. Coburn, as Rosa
lind, and Miss Barleon. as Celia. were
"eternally feminine." The woman In
love and her girl confidant were per-?
fecUy delineated In Rosalind and her
cousin. Likewise, Miss Turner and
Miss Harrington, as Phoebe and Au-
drew, showed in true life fashion the
woman touched by the gentle passion.
The Coburn Players will surely be
welcomed by all lovers of Shakespeare
when they return next year.
Last Nighfs Play.
"The Flirting Princess." with Harry
Bulger, Miss Eulalie Jansen. Miss
Maude Emery, Charles Morgan and
one of the best choruses of pretty and
shapely girls, was the offering at the
opera house last night.
The play is brim full of funny talk
and the chorus Is worked as is seldom
the case in musical comedies. The
Apache dance by Charles Morgan and
Maude Emery and the Vampire dance
by Miss Jansen proved to be attractive
features. .-. -
Harry Bulger and Miss Jansen were
favorites from the beginning and they
ere applauded frequently. Harry
Bulger sings a few comical songs and
Ms wit is new and spicy. He for
tunately knows when to leave off and
refuses to be known as an encore man
deeplte the loud applause that followed
his songs.
As a dancer Miss Jansen is a rare
artist and her acting is clever, but her
singing Is disappointing. The same
may be said of Miss Emery.
Charles Morgan came in for his
share of popular favor and his singing
was best of the entire company.
Taking the entire bill it was un
usually good for an attraction of this
kind and every minute from the rise
Eat What You Want
When You Want It
Theories of Food Cranks Exploded
Digestit Will Digest Foods
Stomachs Cannot New Re
lief for Stomach Upset
Everybody likes to eat and eat heart
fly. It's natural, if neceasary to keep
the body In shape. But. the trouble la
we do not digest what we eat ninety
per cent of the people in thia country
do not properly digest food and aa
many suffer the tortures of indiges
tion. There is a relief a certain
remedy for stomach disorders it is
the new medicine called DIQESTTT
It digest food that stomachs cannot,
tones up the digestive organs to the
natural healthful condition and gives
strep gth Jto tjje f ami h ed bodjbjglr-j
A Good Many Men in
Pensacola Are Wearing
PINGREE SHOES
and are finding perfect
foot comfort and satis
factory service in every
pair. Try them and you
will find them the best
$ 4 and $ 5
Shoes you have
foot.
"Watson,
THE
ELECTRIC
FAN
will cool a million homes
this summer; let it cool
yours.. 1
The greatest comfort
you can have in hot, sul
try weather comes from
the Electric Fan. , It
keeps the bed chamber,
living1 room or even the
kitchen like a breezy
mountain porch.
Every house wired for
electricity is eligible to
the summer resort class
with the aid of the Elec
tric Fan the little fan
with the big- breeze.
PENSACOLA ELECTRIC
COMPANY
New Business Department.
Phone 106
to the fall of the curtain was filled
vrith pretty dances, fresh jokes or
tuneful songs.
The first act of the play waa many
times better than the second and if
the two acts could have been arranged
to bring the strongest part at the
finish It would have been better.
However .the bill was greatly en
Joyed by the large number present who
traved the uninviting weather.
BODY OF BOY FOUND
WITH FOUR ARMS AND LEGS
By Associated Press.
Oklahoma City, Okla., April 26.
The body of an Indian boy with two
heads, four arms and four legs was
discovered in a cave near Okmulgee.
ing the proper
food.
nutrition from th
Your druggist can supply this new
remedy, ask him for a pcka today,
and if after taking a few doaea yeu
are not pleased with Cm revolts, tell
hirn to give you back your money ,
that is the way he U authorised to
ell It. If yeu are not willing to try;
it on his guaranty, write the DigurtU
Co.. Jackson. Mlsa and receive an4
order to any drug store tor a fall site'
6c package without cost. Try It to
daytake two or three tablets after
meals and see how quickly that fulL.1
.atufffeeJiog is relieved. ... il
ever worn. A last to fit every
Yours for Shoes,
Parker ReeseCo.
Everything to Wear.
3-114
Do You Want
The Best Light
and
The Most Light
You . can get in your home
For the Least Money?
Burn gas and equip the house with
Reflex Lamps
and you have it.
A postal will bring our representative who: can tell
you what lamps to use to obtain perfect light and save
money, and what these lamps will cost.
PENSACOLA GAS CO.
Okla., yesterday ..by a farmer boy
while hunting. The boy is nearly five
feet tall and the arms reach below the
knees. The flesh on the bones has
dried and apparently there has been
no decay.
Old residents in the vicinity of the
cave where the body was found say
they remember auch an . Indian boy
and that he has been missing nearly
ten years.
DISCUSS WOMAN SUFFRAGE.
Washington. April 28. "Woman suf
frage aa affecting our ' religious and
eduactional institutions" was discussed
today at the morning' session of the
twenty-ninth church congress of the
Protestant Episcopal church .in the
United States. Associate Justice Lur
ton of the supreme court is chairman
of the congress and Rev. Dr. Alfred
Harding, bishop of Washington, hon
orary president of the session. Mis.
James L. Landlaw, of New Tork,' a
prominent woman suffragette worker.
Miss Agnes Irwin of Philadelphia. Rev.
Dr. Henry S. Nash of Cambridge,
Mass, and Rev. Dr. Joseph M. Blanch
ard of Madison. N. J., are on the pro
gram as speakers.
UNDER NO AGREEMENT.
Tulsa, Okla.. April 26. Frank B.
Wfer. manager of Carl Morris, today
denied the report that Morris would
meet Al Paixer of New York in a
20-round match here on July 4. Wfer
said the two men are under no agree
ment to fight at any time.
MQJdBME
Catering. Restaurant, Quick Lunch and
Private Dining Room for Ladies, 't&& ,,.
37 South Palafox Street.
WOMAN ARRESTED
ON D. & S. CHARGE
Ocelia. Jackson, colored, was ar
rested yesterday about 1 2 o'clock by
Special Officer Graham on the charge
of being a dangerous and suspicious
character. She made bond in the sum
of $25 for her appearance at city court
A WOMAN 18 AS
OLD AS SHE LOOKS
Thousands of women owe their
youthful appearance to Newbro's Her
picide. No matter what may be her
age, a woman with a nice head of hair,
hair that is soft, glossy and fluffy, al
ways looks younger than she is.
Herpiclde makes the hair beautiful
with that sheen and shimmer which is
so ' attractive and always indicates a
healthy, natural growth. It keeps the
scalp free from dandruff and the hair
from falling out. .
There are remedies said to be "just
as good, but Herpicide is the genuine
original dandruff germ destroyer.
One dollar size bottles sold under a
guarantee by leading druggists every
where.
Recommended and applications made
by the best barbers and hair dressers.
Send 10c in postage for sample and
booklet to The Herpicide Co.. Dept. JL,
Detroit, Mich. D'Alemberte's Phar
macy, special agent.
This name stands
for the BEST in
V
A Sure Thing
Best service, white waiters,
highest quality foods at -the
"Quality Restaurant"
k ( counter) ; Jjj
25 cents
The P.O. Cafe
The Season's;: Hosts
Pleasing Shirtings f
In an indescribable galaxy
of colorings. Negligees in
colors to suit the taste of;
every man eter born. -
Soft Shirts, with'Collars to
match, the most' 'bd'ular
summer shirt in the South 1
in various tasteful colors and
white.
Price range in our summer?
shirts
usa:
50c to $3.00!
S-f-.S ; SI")
A. Henry White & Bro.
Pensacola's Authority on Men's aul
Boys' Wear.
Palafox and Intendencla.
ITHE O. K. CO.
You Should Be Put-
timg Your Garden
In This Sprinat
North Hill
Highlands
You will be by next year, how
ever, where you've paid the O.K.
-Company 10 per cent down on
your lot, allowing them., ta take
care of the rest for 1; 2, H oT'4
years time at only 6 per cent in
terest. They also pay for all city
improvements.
WEN
CLAR COMPANY
ITHE.O. K. CO. I
this morning and was released. 1
The charge against tlie Ja'Asos wm
man was made by Mary Wright, wtj
her valued at Jl.oO. Mary" WrigW
save that she takes in washing an
the napkin was the property bf'onf oir
her customers and that she found ij at
the Jackson woman's home and took
it away with" her and that the wonian
came to her house and took it back
again and shp had her arrested.
Good results always follorche-vM rT
Foley Kidney Pills. They givejromrt
relief in all cases of kidney and blad
der .disorders. Try them.
W. A. D'Alemberte, druggist and
apothecary, 121 S. Palafox St
TO-DAY
A Great Thanhouser
Feature athei0$
TMEATDBE
and two other great pic
tures. Elite Orchestra
Song by Mr.j Green.
A show of Ithe kind
that made the-Elite famous.
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