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THE PENSACOLA JOURNAL WEDNESDAY MORNING, MARCH 13. 1912.
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ARATHUSAHERE
ITU FUEL OIL
FOR WAR SHIPS
IT WILL BE SUPPLIED. THE TOR
PEDO BOAT FLEET WHEN THE
VESSELS REACH HERE WITHIN
THE NEXT FEW DAYS.
The Arathusa, one of the naval oil
carrying vessels, arrived in port late
Monday afternoon from Port Arthur.
Texas, bringing a full cargo of oil for
.the vessels of the tenth division of the
torpedo boat fleet, which are due to
reach port some time during this week.
The Arathusa is anchored off the navy
yard, where she will remain until the
destroyers reach here.
It is known that the Tenth division
Is coming to Pensacola, and it is pos
sible that others will make the voyage.
This division is composed of the fol
lowing vessels:
Lieut. Comdr. John H. Luby, com
mander. Patterson (destroyer). F1agboat.)
Ldeut. Comdr. John M. Luby.
Arameh (destroyer). Lieut. Comdr.
Joseph K. Taussifl.
Burrows (destroyer). Lieut. Julius
F. Hellweg.
Monaghan (destroyer). Lieut. Comdr.
Ftanck T. Evans.
Trippe (destroyer). Lieut. Frank D.
Berrien.
MAN LOST AMBITION
It seemed strange, to so active and
energetic a young man as Arthur H.
Scott of Brooklyn thai he did not at
tack 4t1 work with the usual enthu
siasm last spring.
He knew it was not "spring fever"
for his health failed and, to use ,his
.own words In a recent letter, "I could
not sleep, had no energy or ambition
and could not do my work properly.
"I must say that Vinol has done
me wonderful good for I feel strong
and ambitious again. Just like I, used
to before my health failed. I rest well
at night, have a good appetite and no
.mora nervousness, all because I took
your excellent tonic, Vinol." -
On "reason Mr. Scott was willing
to try "Vinol was because he knew he
could get his money back if Vinol did
not benefit him. This delicious cod
liver and iron remedy without oil,
positively has no equal as a spring
medicine, to enrich the blood and
make weak, worn-out men, women and
children, rugged, rosy and strong. We
guarantee It to do this,' and give back
your money if it does not. White's
Pharmacy, Pensacola, Fla. '
FOR EPILEPSY OR FITS '
TREATMENT
Without Expense
There is nothing more frightful In, a
happy home than to have one of Its
members instantly seized with an at
tack of Epilepsy or Fits. The Kosine
Treatment relieves all fear of these
attacks which are rp frequent to the
sufferers of Kpilepsy.' Kosine has been
successfully used for a number of
years by the laity as well as phys
icians, and the many gratpful letters
from those who have used Kosine tes
tify to the real merit of the treatment.
The Kosine guarantee absolutely
erotects you. Buy a bottle of Kosine
for $1.50. If, after using you are not
entirely satisfied, your money will De
refunded.
THE CRYSTAL PHARMACY,
25 S. PALAFOX ST.
tgoiry
editor here
MAJOR W. W. SCREWS OF. THE
MONTGOMERY ADVERTISER IS
IN PENSACOLA RENEWING
ACQUAINTANCE WITH OLD
FRIENDS AND SCENES.
Major Wallace W. Screws, the vet
eran editor of the Montgomery Adver
tiser, is in Pensacola en route home
from DeFuniak .where he delivered a
lecture last week before, the Chautau
qua Association. He is accompanied
by Mrs. Screws and their litUe niece
and all of them are at the 3ari Carlos
hotel.
Major Screws has many friends in
Pensacola and there are associations
in and about the place which date
back to civil war times. Some of those
associations are dovn at Fort Bar
rancas and he expects to visit the fort
and the navy yard today and renew
acquaintance with old scenes, or with
such of them as Etill exist.
BIG DELEGATION OF
.SUFFRAGETTES TO ALBANY
By Associated Press.
New York. March 12. Votes for
women was the slogan of a delegation
of 200 women who left here this morn,
ing for Albany, where they will try
to persuade the legislators to act fa
vorably on the equal suffrage and
amendment bill. The bill comes up
before the judiciary committee tomor
row. The Albany party was made tip of
representatives of various suffrage as
sociations. ....
ENGLISH SUFFRAGETTES WILL
BE PROSECUTED' ON CONSPIRACY
CHARGE, WHICH IS A FELONY
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CANDIDATES
PEISAGOLA
SHORT m
MEN SEEKING HIGH STATE OF
FICES COME TO THE CITY TO
RENEW ACQUAINTANCES AND
ARE GIVEN WARM WELCOME.
IN
ON
Pensacola had a liberal supply of
candidates for stata office hi the city
yesterday and mout of them will stay
over today.
W. H. Milton and Park Trammell,
candidates foe governor, are among the
party and t'ley were both busy all day
yesterday shaking hands with and in
tervlewir.gr their numerous friends.
Many of the supporters of each gentle
man express the opinion that the real
fight of the campaign will be between
these two men and that one or Xhe
other is pure to be the next governor.
A. . tiieats. candidate for state
superintendent of public- instruction,
passed a busy day and saw a larf?e
number of people. Mr. Sheats was for
merly at the head of the state's educa
tional system and he has many loyu.1
friends who remember his good work
in that office.
Hays Lewis, the tall sycamore of
Jackson county, likewise sheriff of the
ram county, and now a vigorous can
didate for delegate from the state t
large to the nst'onal convention. Is In
thn party. Hays is always entertain
ing and he usually finds something to
do during a po'itic&l campaign. This
is true in this campaign as well as in
others. He says that Woodrow Wil
son Is going to sweep the state and he
wants to go to Baltimore to help nom
inate him. - it looks, too, like he was
going.
John T. G. Crawford, formerly of
Pensacola, but now practicing law ir
Jacksonville, arrived yesterday morn
ing. Mr. Crawford was elected dele
gate to the Denver convention from
Florida's third - congressional district
four years ago and he is now .a candi
date for. national committeeman from
Florida.- Also Mr. Crawford is man
aging Mr. Milton's campais.
Mr. Milton announced that he wrould
today visit as many, of the country
people as he could Teach, but the wet
weather has made the roads so bad
that he will probably not be able to
get to many of them in so short a
time.
Emmett Wilson, the eloquent young
candidate for congress In opposition to
Dannitte II. Mays, was the'recipient of
general congratulation upon the speech
he made Monday at Milton. It is the
general opinion that If Mr. Wilson can
speak in every county in the district
he will secure a big lead over all of
the opposition in the first primary.
ALLEGED POST
OFFICE ROBBER
ES BOUND OVER
WILLIE FLOWERS, NEGRO WHO
, WAS SHOT AND ARRESTED BY
CITY DETECTIVE, IS GIVEN PRE
LIMINARY HEARING.
Londoti', March 11. The government
tas decided at last to take strong ac
tion agihlnkt the militant suffragette
leaders by arraigning them on a
rharg of conspiracy. A beginning
waa made when Inspector McCarthy
and a large staff of detectives raided
Xhm headquarters of the Women's So
cial and Political union armed with
warrants for the arrest of Mr. and
Mrs. Pethick Lawrence and Miss
Christabel Pankhurst. Mr. and Mrs.
Lawrence were arrested Immediately,
but Miss Pankhurst was not present,
ilr. and Mra, Lawrence were taken to
the Bow Street police court, where
they were formally charged with con
spiracy. Meanwhile a section c? the
detectives took formal possession of
the offices of the union an-.i seized all
the book 8 and papers, which are now
being examined. This action by the
rollce was the resuu of a consulta
tion between Prime Minister Asquith
and the attorney general. The exact
line of 1 procedure against ' the union
has not yet been indicated, but it is
assumed that it will include the at
tachment of the funds of the organi
zation, which it is reported amount
to 5500,000.
L DELICIOUS DOUGHNUTS
crullers, etc., depend for their
excellence almost exclusively
on the character of the flour,
eggs, shortening and other
ingredients'. It is easy to be
a good cook if you get your
supplies from this grocery.
To trade here means better
things to eat on your table.
WARFIELD GROCERY CO..
Cor. Alcaniz and Intendencia.
Phona 1566-1567.
Willie Flowers, better known as on
Flowers, the negro who was shot and
arrested by Detective Schmitz, of the
police 0partment, a week or o ago,
on the charge of breaking Into a posl
oftice in Baldwin county, Alabama, was
given a preliminary hearing before
Commissioner F. W. Marsh yesterday,
with the result that he was ordered
held. Officers are expected from Ala
bama within the next few days to re
turn him to that state.
Flowers is charged with having
robbed the postoffice at Gateswood,
Ala., about a month ago, and la the
negro Detective Schmitz shot in the
leg l&si vreok, after chasing him for
several clocks. He admits that he la
the negro described to the officers
her'. Vat denies that he robbed the
posted, ce.
As the Crystal Pharmacy
row3
kFMSTHr-
BCK OH 006 DiSASES-AND HOW TOFEED- FREE
is headquarters for
everything in the
usual line of drugs,
so are they head
quarters for Dog,
Chicken and Bird
remedies. We list
here a few of the
items of our enor
mous stock of these
remedies.
C LAYTON'S
Mange Remedy .50c
Skin Lotion 5Qc
Hair Tonic 50c
Distemperine 50c
Condition Pills 50c
Blood Purifying' Pills 50c
Laxative Pills 50c
Digestive Tablets . : . .50c
Worm Pills 50c
Tape Worm Expeller 50c
Vermifuge . ,50c
Canker Lotion 50c
Eye Lotion 50c
REMEDIES
Fit Remedy 50c
Cough Remedy 50c
Sulphur Tablets 50c
Puppy Tonic 50c
Rheumatic Pills 50c
Diarrhoea Remedy 50c
Chorea Tablets 50c
Goitre Remedy $ 1 .00
Creoline Dog Wash 25c
Shampoo 25c
Kilflea Soap . 25c
Cream Dog Soap 20c
Creoline Dog Soap 10c
We also carry a full line of. Glaver's Doa Remedied Spratfs and'EIksy's celebrated Do'g Remedle..
. CHECHEN AND
Crystal Lice Powder 25c
Bird Gravel 10c
Bird Bitters 25c
Dunlap's Song Restorer .15c
BIRD REMEDIES
Chicken Blackerite Gape Pow-
'der 50c
Chicken Roupe Paste 50c
Scurvey Leg Ointment 50c
The CRYSTAL PHARMACY
,The setose Store
BRENT BUILDING
PHONE 453.
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COUHTY ESCAPE
DOLLOFF, STEWARD AND BAR
RETT, WHITE MEN CONVICTED
OF HIGHWAY ROBBERY, ARE
. AMONG ESCAPES FROM CON
VICT FARM.
Among the descriptions and photo
graphs of. escaped convicts sent out
from the- state convict camps within
the past few days are those of Ed Dol
loff, A. W. Steward afcd Chas. Barrett,
the three white men convicted in the
Kscambta court of record in January
on a charge of highway robbery aid
sentenced to a term of ten years each.
A later report stated that Iolloff had
been captured, but the others are still
at large.
The three men, who were sent up to.
gether from this county, made their
escapes together on March 2, scarcely
a month from the time they began
serving their sentences.
These three men, it will be remem
bered, were convicted of holding up
soma Greeks in a store at the comer of
Romana and DeVillier streets a few
months ago.
Subscribe for The Journal.
Rather Be Excused.
A gentleman who was trying a horee
with a view to making a purchase no
ticed that after driving the animal three
miles he pulled pretty hard, requiring a
steady relr. snd constant watching.
Do you think this is Just the horse
for a lay to drive?" he asked-
"Well," Answered the honest owner.
"I must say I shouldn't want to be tie
husband of the woman who could drive
that horse."
PILES CURED IN 6 TO 14 DAYS.
Your druggist will refund money If
FAZO OINTMENT falls to cure any
case of Itching, Blind, Bleeding or
Protruding Piles in 6 to 14 days. 60c
YOUR SYSTEM-WEEDS PHBPEB HE
'Hsaltfi Cannot Be Gained By Forcing the Human Machinery
It seemed th longer the Health
Teacher stayed in Pensacola the more
Interesting became his remarks con
cerning the human system and the ail
ments to which it la susceptible. He
waa heard to say: "A very large per
cent of sickness and disease is caused
by sheer neglect. , Take for instance.
Indigestion, eighr but of every ten peo
ple think there is a mental receptacle,
into which they can shovel anything
that la called food, and which will op
erate automatically, from childhood to
old age, without any attention what
ever. Any machine needs oiling, needs
repairing, needs constant attention. Is
the human stomach more durable than
machinery? No, Indeed; if you abuse
It or any of your inner organs, you
must suffer the consequences, which
inevitably follrrw, and which, In this
particular ailment, are: A poor appe
tite, headaches, gas formations, water
brash, poor memory, dizziness and con
stipation. In this strenuous 'get-there-quick'
age people 'bolt their food.' dine
at uneven honrs, sometimes late at
night, and then, when digestion or
other Stomach troubles have them In
an iron gra6p they wondor "how it oc
curred." All the troublesome and
sometimes severe symptoms of all
stomach troubles will vanish like the
mist before a rising nun, when a
proper course of Quaker Eatrat Is
taken, a It cures the toreners of the
lining of the etom&ch, and alloc s the
Sastrlo Juice to flow in and rau-e a
perfect digestion. The-e are no opiates
in this remedy, no pepsin or other so
called digestive principal. It put the
stomach n condition whore it can sup
ply It own digestive fluids. This is
why Quaker Extract ha so great a
success In penr.anJ)i!y curing indi
gestion. It removes the cause of the
diaeaae. Soda, pepsin, cathartic pills,
etc, will not cure it leave them alone.
Kklpey troubles of any kind, catarrh
in its several forms, rheumatism, blood
troubles and worme of absolutely any
or all kinds, are alo curd bv the
proper use of Quaker Extract If you
suffer from any of tho?s ailments the'
are anxious to have a talk with you.
It costs you nothing and if the Quaker
Remedies will not benefit In your case,
you will be told so. Remember Q-ueker
Extract and the other rmedier put t'p
by the Quaker Company are sold only
in one sor in Ponnacola. That Is
Balkeom's Drug Store, 17 tf. Palafox
street.
The Good Roads Movement in Delaware
New Road Being Built from End to End of State
4iPT-A DuPont mm-mn
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Eafinecrt' CoiTt with their Locomobile Yf
Not at mtr talk, but at a cold
dollars and cent proposition, hart's
An Ideal
Investment
Our paid-up stock Is sold In esn
vsnlent form of $100 per share, it
pays 6 per cent ps; annum (payable
In cash every 6 months) and It con
vertible into cash at any time.
Did you ever hear of a better In
vestment one that embodied all
these features?
Corns In to-day, or writs
Pensacola
Home and Savings
Association
R. M. CARY, Secretary.
14 E. Government.
Wicke Bros.
Plumbers
Repair Work Given
Prompt Attention
Phone 1674.
113 North Palafox Street
Mounted Grindstone
A rrlndstetie Is valubls aceordtnc ta !ti
usability. A one man rrlodston U almost
necessary. This ariodstoM Is mattntnil
socurmtttr w(i fesil aula bssx in- aod
ba.ll crank t-earinfa. The dotibla tteaXs
nAbles you vo rtn this staae saatly ar.d
io any klod of jrHocttni.
Thsrs are eo pine nor loess parts aiU aU
csatins are maJIsabla Irao.
Try this the first tin you coma la th-
H. W. GIBBS HDW. CO.
Thlsssn Building.
LUCIUS PRICE
RELEASED
YOUNG MAN WHO IS CHARGED
WITH ASSAULT AND INTENT TO
MURDER AS RESULT OF SHOOT
ING HI8 FATHER, MAKES BOND.
LurJus Price, the. youtlj who was ar
rested by Sheriff Van Pelt on th
charge of assault with Intent ta jinr
dr. as the result of stiooUna; hf
father, Carter B. Price, at MlJ'Ylew
on Saturday nltrht, vnn releaawcl yes
terday afternoon, having: made bond l-i
the aum of $260.
Young; Price, who la barely elirhtfeH
yesrs of a:e, claims that he shot hi
father because lie waa abusVna; :!
mother. The elder Price Is not re
garded as seriously wounded.
$15,000 TO LEND !
We have $15,000.00 to
place on good real estate
security, in amounts of
$1,000.00, upwards. Hooton
& Watson, "The Rental
Agents."
CIVIL DOCKET
CASES WERE SET FOR TRIAL IN
RECORD COURT, AFTER WHICH
ADJOURNMENT WAS TAKEN
UNTIL MONDAY MORNINOL
Yesterday morning's session of the
court of record was a Ur.'sl cr.e, the.
only businea aof the coort bd'n? to
sound the civil docket, whlcH required
only a ahort time. There are r.Iy
at.iflt nlvie caws cn tha elvtl docH. t
for ih'.H twtri. whch Is an arernre
docker, coraiderlne; the fact that thN
triich of the court has on!y lre In
oprrAtlo.n a short time. The dates lt
he he-arm? of thes cases were flx4
upon, &ttn- which tne court adjourned
until rext week. The trial of the civil
csjafs vrlll not begin until a week from
Monday.
There will be no further sessions of
the court of record this week, on ac
count of the abeor.ee of the solicitor,
who Is out of the dry for the remainder
of the week. The trial of the criminal
casa will begin on next Monday and
the Jury Is returnable at that time.
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