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THE PEN5ACOLA JOURNAL, SUNDAY MORNING, MAY 31. 1914.
Section Two
PI. SAINT JOE
MEN IN FIGHT
WITH EAGLES
WENT FISHING, BUT LUCKILY
CARRIED A SHOT GUN ALONG
LARGEST OF THE BIRDS MEA
SURED SEVEN FEET FROM TIP
TO TIP.
a Lurks
Worst RHalari
On The "Bicester's"
Spring Fever, Lassitude, Weariness and a Worn
Out Feeling Prevented and Cured by a
Remarkable Antidste.
Bmm
its
SPECIAL TO THE JOURNAL.
Port fct. Joe, May SO. But for the
fact that they had forethought enough
to take their old trusty shotgrun along
on their fishing trip Tuesday, B. H
Oraves and G. C. Williams of this
city, wouid no doubt have been the
reluctant recipients of an aeronautical
Might that would have put anything
that I-incolu Beachy has accomplished
in the air, on the blink.
They arrived on the hanks of Dpot
creek, near Xulsen. early Tuesday
morning, for a few 1iout3 of what they
thought, pearceful fisuiig. but while
ratniding down the stream they came
too cIofo lu Kn easrle nest under course
'f eons-lrijction. Presently the build
ers arrivo.i on thr scene and immedi
ately (Icbircil war on what they sup-
tij.-'-(i Hci-c l'rne-"lr3tro ers. I ne re
male lis ii-iii'i opened the attack
linKii '-; ,; terrible swoo down on t.h
rcr-M, Ihji ii ii Pn't iin-i tely received a load
kmji Irnni l lie sun w hich ended her
oi l Jl; ti imiiio-.
Iler in:ife ;fpjns whM had orcured.
i.ii'rc! ilfii to 2't ri'vense. atui with a
i :- sin k i lutchi'd tovhtly in his
hi vs. vlm !'. !! presumably for use
i'i tlir- c omple; ion of p.Jt nest, he made
!('.;;; 1 terrific. I.ut unsuecesssful pas
ses ; ihr men. ami upon receiving a
j-u-ishnt wound lie rjenarted but rettir
i :!. ; minute Inter to renew the at-
A Hi iriraliic; further trouble, the men
vc;e ih.iing the "w-itehful waiting"
i:l mid u;.oii the paele's second at -u
t-.ipt t -j.ir- iliem what a famous
peroral said war was. he received a
; eoiid ami suree.sf u! "greeting" from
ili I trusty, w hi oh had saved his com
batant from what may have been fa
tal wounds. The eagles were of the
.ir,nv'an bald species, the larger of
whirl; measured a little more than sev
in feet from tip to tip of his wings.
They were forwarded to Jacksonville
fur iii.untinsi. and upon the return of
the birds, those "from Missouri" may
gaze upon them to their satisfaction.
NO LIBERALS
ATTEND DINNER
ABSENCE OF THEM FROM FUNC
TION GIVEN BY EARL OF CUR
ZON HAS BEEN MADE THE SUB
JECT OF WIDE COMMENT.
Keep Bowel Movement Regular.
Dr. King's New Life Pills keep
Momueh. liver and kidneys in healthy
ondition. Rid the body of poisons and
Avast f Improve your complexion by
flushing the liver p.nd kidneys. "I got
more relief from one box of Dr. King's
."cw lafe Pills than any medicine I
f-vfi tried." guvs C E. Hatfield, of
Chicago. 111. 2oi. at your druggist.
(Adv).
TWO HUNDRED ATHLETES
IN GREAT COLLEGE
MEET
sq. l.ouis. Mo.. May 30, Two hun
dred athletes, representing fourteen
-.Hopes and unh ersitief". took part 5n
i'ii- seventh annual meet of the Mis
Miiiri Valley conference on Francis
held here today.
Buy your Gasoline at Ab
bott's Garage. S. Baylen St.
FINAL MATCH WAS
WON BY DEFAULT
Nw Orleans, May SO. After win
ning a consolation match In the semi-
People Who Fortify Their Blood with S. SL S. Do Not Fear
Malaria, Typhoid or Other Germ Diseases.
In raajiy eetlons people are tag'sered
by the sudden appearance of what ap
pear an epidemic of some sort. They
do not realize It is malaria, perhaps In
Its worst form. Throughout the valley
districts where such condition are known
the inhabitants fortify their blood with
8. S. S. and thus ward off malarial at
tacks. It is certainly a remarkable pre
ventive and juat aa wonderful in ridding
the system of the poisons should malaria
get a foothold. All over the United States
people are awakening to the dangers of
Insect bites.
S. S. 3. ! Their One Great Safeguard.
Out of the wet, soggy eoll there oozes
a slime, the greenish looks of which are
the very essence of disease. And from
that repulsive slime there breeds a cloud
of fever flies, poisonous insects, mos
quitoes and other biting, disease-Infecting
pests. And In addition there boils up
miasmatic gases that render the very air
you breathe a sickening, malodorous,
health-destroying condition that often
lays low an entire community.
How to Recognise the Symptom of
Malaria.
From the mass of testimonial from
those uaia 6. 8. S. the symptom of
acute malaria were first manifested by
Indigestion, particularly of the bilious
type. Then followed dysentery, often of
a very Inflammatory character; enlarged
spleen with pronounced diminution of the
red corpuscles In the blood, producing
that peculiar "white cotton" appearance,
as It is known in all malarial countries.
And last and moat dangerou of all Is
the implication of the lymphatic gland
ular system which culminates in the often
congestive and alarming conditio known
aa the "ohttl." The weariness, torpidity
and laDgutdnee are minor symptoms of
early stages but rapidly lead to the more
severe type. S. S. S. is startling In its
wonderful effect. Malarial victims are
astounded to find how quickly they re
cover. This is because S. S. S. Is a nat
ural antidote, gives the entire blood sys
tem a complete aid thorough bath. It
tingles the nerve centers with new life;
saturates all the tissues with healthy in
fluence; the entire body awakens and
throws off the poisons in a manner bor
dering upon the sensational.
And S. S. 8. is perfectly pure, cleans
out the stomach, arouses the liver, stead
ies the heart, makes the lungs breathe
deeply, clears the eyes, puts snap, vim
and "ginger" into your muscles, and you
soon forget there ever was such a condi
tion as malaria.
Tou can obtain 8. S. S. at almost any
drug store In the United States, even in
the most remote districts, as this won
derful remedy is considered a. panacea
by experienced people throughout the ma.
iarioj regions. To cure malaria ia but a
question of using 8. 8. 8. It Is certainly
a marvel. And If there ara peculiar
phases of your trouble or any other blood
disorder writs to the Medical Depart
ment of The Swift Specific Co., 139
Swift Laboratory, Atlanta, Oa. Their
specialists will advise you what to do
and there will be no charge for thi
skillful nd invaluable service
11.. n I . ij- HI UK I Mil. I
finals from A. Orima of Now Orleans,
A. D. Ado-u of Dallas, allowed the
final match to go to 8. FeiWeman, of
New Orleans by dfa-ult. FedbJemaji
had defeated E. T. Morris of Jffe-w Or
leans in the sem-finals.
Finals in three matches are expected
to be played late tads abernoon.
ALABAMA BOYS
IN MILITARY ACADEMY
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Washington. May 3k SmtaXer White
of Alabama, today annncn-oed th ap
pointment of Myron rMiTon. Rrrrnrng
ham. and Krlc M. Grlmsley, Fayette
midshipmen at the navay academy.
and Horace Harding, Tuscaloosa, and
Julian K. Miller, Montgomery, cadets
at the military academy.
Toi'iru Msy ?l Tfe a-bser: -. of
liberals from the coming-out dinner
and ball given by th Earl of Curron
for his daughted Laxly Marv Irene Cur
wn, graoda-ugluw- of the late L.. Z.
Laiter of Washington, which the king
and queen wruld have attended but
for the death of the duke of Argyll,
has been commented upon.
"A good dead of remarir" says Truth,
"has naturally been caused by the ab
sence of any one known to be con -needed
with the liberal party from the.
magnlfioent ball given by IjOtxI Cux
zwn last week. It is not to be sup
posed that none was invited on an of
caslon when the kine and queen were
to be present, and all the less seenng
that the noble host owes his English
peerage to liberal government; so one
Is reduced to the conclusion that the
entertainment wa boycotted by the
!tbea-aJs including, it is to be presum -ed,
some of Ma majesty's ministers,
notwithstanding that his majesty was
to be a gurt.
This tntrodriction of class or party
feeling into social life is very deplor
able ajid a bad tmftation of the ribUn
precedent." j
While It has not been surcrosted that
the British admiralty foliow the ei- j
ample of Secretary Daniels and pro- i
hiblt the ue of wines and liquors in
the navy, a movement is afoot to in
duce the men to give up drink.
Admiral Sir G. Klnr-Hall speaking
at this movement said the temperanoe.
In the navy was making progress all
the time, out there wag still room for
much Improvement. He condemned
the practice of giving out grog and
said fifty per cent of fhe men would
glv It up if some small addition to
their pay were- satxstltuted. He hoped
some first lord of the future would
taOte up the matter with wisdom and
boldness. It would mean adding only
another 300,000 to the pay of the men
to bring about the reform, which would
lead to an Increase in efficiency all
around.
In the Indian army the progress of
temperance is remarkable. According
to officers back from India, about fif
ty per cent of the British soldiers
there are total abstainers.
The liberal government has promised
to introduce two new measures which
if carried by parliament will make it
possible for a much larger number of
women to become eligible for election
for town and county councils in Eng
land and Wales, and for town, county,
and paush council in Scotland.
As the laws stand only electors are
eligible for these bodies and as only
householders may exercise the munici
pal and local franchise, comparatively
few women are eligible. The new bills
will make possible for anyone who
has resided in the district for one year
to stand for election in that section.
The practical effect of this law will be
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Crallkxsii:C .Il j
in tins door Lutner
Burbank tells in his own wav
just cxactlT how he originated Spine
less Cactus and the place it occupies
among livestock forages.
It's an important thing for you to have at com
mand the information this book contains, because it
has a direct bearing upon your profits and your suc
cess. It's free for the asking.
It contains affidavits of stockmen who have fed
Spineless Cactus and the results they attain shows
how dairy cows increase their milk from 37 pounds
to 47 pounds in seven days shows how eight hogs
made an average gain of 14 2-3 pounds in 22 days;
an average of 2-3 pounds per hog per day.
It tells how good it Is for all
livestock, Including poultry
This book is splendidly illustrated with actual
photographs that tell a succession of fact stories.
Don't put off sending for the 1914 Burbank Spine
less Cactus Book R 3. Do it today a postal card
will suffice.
The Luther Burbank Company
Sole Distributer of Luther Burbank Horticultural Production
San Francisco, California.
List of
Contents:
-TMs beoV- tei you jbeut
Luther Burbjnk tnd h
work.
-the Hiitory ct Splnetfi
C jet u.
-In what parts n' worlrl
Spireles Cactus cm be
grown.
-about its 'cod value f-?r
livestock.
-about It nmul yield rr
acre.
-affidavits nt its feeding val
ues frim well known stock
man. -coinparatlv value of cactus
.T3 a foraqe.
-how It has suppled all the
wjtf ti-flt animals need.
-the vaiuedble fruit, rich In
sugar that certain varieties
of Spineless Cactus bear,
-the kind of climate and land
needed for its growth.
-f'jll directions for growing
Spineless Cactus.
(Paid Advertlssment.)
JOHNB. JONES
Candidate for
State
Senator
WM4fe . S. v ' -t .-..1
To the Democrats of
Escambia County:
1 ask every democrat
to vote tor rnc for State
Senator. My desire to
promote the progre
and prosperity of our
rity and county and the welfare of the people caused
mc to become a candidate.
I am not In alliance, or combination, with ny tndtvtd'ja!. r-andidat?,
clique, ring or faction.
I am free to serve the peopl.
My perv1v5 as Chairman of t D?rriocrst1r Fxe-uti r"r-'r:-;tt
County Solicitor snd City Attorney prove that I hsve faith In the
dom of riifht dolr.jr, that I have merit and am worttiv ar;-! i-apahl".
It Is for you to investigate, consider aid decide wheth.- -oti wi'l tr-jsf
ny opponent or tne for four year? with the irreat ovr .-.r...; rcspon;'b'i:t:
"f mak?Tir lars for you, and to sne ou. a your ae"ent. In fr m:ittc.-5
of much dir-'t personal Interest to every citi?en
I am oonfldent that the Intelllsenl and fair-m!ndel Ht'ier of E?car.
Ma county vot consoientionsly for fbe man whi w'h rv- them bcf
(Paid Advart1ameft.)
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3d "
2
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that married women and other woiv:n
living m the homes of their re'.itnes
may become mmbe-B of ihen lcii
Notice to Teachers
The next regular examination for
teachers will beg'in June 2, 1914. Ex
amination for white teacher"5 fit
School No 1. and for ooTored at No. 'A.
on West .Taokson street. All aripll -cants
will he required to fnrnleh cer
tificates of i harar-ter
A S EDWARI18.
May 21 -"1 Supenntndnt.
DATE ADVANCED FOR
ENFORCING REGULATIONS
Washington. May 30 The dr-part -
jment of aricuilure has postponed iin
ttil May 1. 1916. the time when th-
new rejrulationa aboliahini? ttie jua.r
'ampf lejrend of the pure food wild
j drugs act will become effei live Re
icentlv the- defflrtment decided ihat
I th"1 lecend "i? uarajiteed by (name of
! guarantee under the food Arid (irupn
i ,
I
ater May 1. 1?15. The rpneon for tho
post xiement was bocaiifo of the fn i
that many manufacturers had alrearl
snpplird themsele with lar; quan
titles of labels which could not be ueil
by May I. 1016, and w hich would hai -caused
heavy kiP!ei.
I The Journal's "Want Ad.
; Way" will get you result?.
wbioh has ben iwmnfinl' iwl i Trv a n 'n in tlic; cnltimm;
for satisfactory results.
by manufacturers, wis mislead, tier .'ind
deceptive, and ordered H nbolisiimen!
nth the jrupport of hundreds"
!"yal friends aril fcv hor. -?t an-i
ful appeals to the reason of those who do rot know T hope to scur
the votes of ali pood democrats who desire to elect the man who will s?rve
tfcem with the most honor, ability and fidelity.
I have been tried, and upon my merits and my prm'.s to serve vou
honestly and with fidelity. T expect to win.
T shall, if elected, by my services in behalf of the people, prove mvse'.f
worthy of the sreat honor.
Tour vote and support will be appreciated.
JOHN B. JONES,
Candidate for State Senator.
To the Voters:
Tax matters demanding
my attention at this time, I
am unable to get around to
see all in person.
Being well known to most
of you, however, I hope that,
appreciating my situation,
you will cast your vote for
me next Tuesday, for which
you have my sincere thanks
and appreciation.
J, S. Roberts
State and County Tax Collector.
(Paid Advertisement.)
"01
e'i 1 v f;iw -
ome of the Things Accomplished by
Tom Johnson That
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d. . . a . . .. .
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v., m
Bene
fitted
Tax
ayers.
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To the Voters:
As a voter and taxpayer we think that
YOU are entitled to know some of the
important work that Thos. A. Johnson
has accomplished in your interest as a tax
payer, while Deputy Clerk Circuit Court
during the past five and a half years.
He was a member of the BOARD of EXPERTS, appointed hy the
BOARD of County Commissioners, to check up the various jail contracts when
the contractors put in a final statement claiming MORE than $43,000.00 as
due them by ESCAMBIA COUNTY. This EXPERT COMMITTEE reorted
in a detailed form covering more than 100 pages showing that the CONTRAC
TORS WERE INDEBTED TO THE COUNTY rather than the County
being indebted to them. The Board ACCEPTED the Committee's report and
refused to pay this ENORMOUS sum to the contractors.
As CHAIRMAN of the Board of Bond Trustees he has secured a BET
TER PRICE for V2;r bonds of this County than OTHER COUNTIES in
the State have secured for 5 bonds. On the last two issues of bonds over
$5000.00 was saved the TAXPAYERS by his knowledge of BOND FINANC
ING. With the assistance of the State AUDITOR has prepared a proper legal
construction of the CRIMINAL FEE SYSTEM for the STATE, and the en
forcement of same has saved, AND WILL CONTINUE TO SAVE THE
TAXPAYERS of THIS COUNTY about $500.00 PER MONTH.
DON'T YOU THINK, after conscientiously and fair-mindedly consider
ing the work that THOS. A. JOHNSON has ACCOMPLISHED that HE IS
ENTITLED TO A PROMOTION?
Tom Johnson was an applicant for the position to which he now aspires,
on the death of the late Col. John L. Pinney. and RECEIVED THE EN
DORSEMENT OF SIXTEEN EXECUTIVE COMMITTEEMEN out of a
possible thirty, and a VERY LARGE additional endorsement of COUNTYlf
OFFICIALS AND PRIVATE CITIZENS. 3
He is running on his RECORD as a PUBLIC SERVANT and we believe
that YOU are willing to give him a square and fair deal by VOTING for him
on June 2nd. for CLERK COURT of RECORD.
Johmson Campaign Committee
M. L. BELL, Chairman.
F. J. JOHNSON, Secretary.
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