Pensacola News Journal from Pensacola, Florida • Page 2

XKr5 0 i i 4t i 1 IUI II ThE PENSAcbti1 SUNDAY MORNINGFEBRUARY 19O I 1 f77r4 Iii ii3 1 i i I Lr Drawers and Skirts 49 cents Most attractive in style and price neatly trimmed embroidery lace or hemstitched finish Gowns Skirts and Drawers 59 cents Numerous well chosen styles embroidery lace or hemstitched finish Gowns Skirts Drawers and Corset Covers 79c Charming and stylish embroidery ribbon and lace trimmed Drawers 25 cents Wellchosen styles hemstitched ruffles neat and dainty Gowns Skirts and Drawers 89 cents Distinctive new models chosen especially for The I Big White Sale I I A6 I NEW PUG orb MUCH PROMISE UNHOLZ THE BOER LOOKS LIKE THE GINGER CANDY KID AS A LIGHTWEIGHTALL THE EARMARKS 1 OF THE REAL GOODS Special to The Journal Los Angeles Gal Feb 1Wi11 a Boer boy born in thas South African land of war and revolution become the successor of Joseph Gans when Father Time has robbed the Old Master of his strength and cleverness There are many sports in this City of Angels who are inclined to answer this question in the affirmative Rudolf Boer Unholz is the name of this phenomenon from the dark continent and his bout Tuesday with Battling Nelson will go far toward deciding his future Much Unholz money Is in sight and the general opinion is that the Battler will have to show a considerable improvement over his recent form If he proves his superiority over the clever slashing Boer Joe Thomas saw Unholz fight Memsic 4 and was so greatly enthused that be Is sad to have placed a thousand Bimeoleons on the Boer to beat Nelson In tonights ten round bout Liike Billy Papke and Packy Mc Farland the Boer was practically unknown until he made a fair reputa ton fighting in different towns in the East He fought Youn Kenny Young i Donohue and Kid Pantz at club 1 around Boston and then he drifted West where Rawhide Kelly ex manager of Cyclone Thompson took hold of him Kelly touted Unholz as the goods and after falling out with Thompson he matched the pair The Cyclone was put away in a punch after thirty second of fighting Thomp IL This Advertisement I Of Hoods SarsaparIlla is to remind you c4 Its great merit as a blood purifier appetite 1 giver and as a nerve stomach and digestive tonic Nothing else like It no otbcf has so good a recprd no other will do you 4 so much good It cures i Scrofula Years Hoods Sarsapa I rum has cured mo of scrofula with which I I have been troubled for 16 years My little daughter had a scrofula avrellinjr on her neck and Hoods Sarsaparilla also cured her 21RS MORRIS Annandalc Minnesota 1 Dyspepsia I was troubled for I i mouths with dyspepsia and could not eat SiyfJiInjr without distress I began taking oods fcarsaparilla and was soon improv fag I took it steadily until 1 was cured I LYDIA MCVTHEKLEK Athol Mass 1 Rheumatism was severely afflicted with rheumatism my knees badly swollen Hoods Sarsaparillafeelped me after other tnediclnes failed and it has lenethtned my fife JESSIS KILLJIEE Middle Grove Yo Hoods Sarsaparilla is sold everywhere In the usual liquid or in tablet form called SarsatabS 100 Doses One Dollar Pre 4t nrccl only by 1 Hood Co Iwell Mass i 21 A 4 II i 4 I The Big Store WM JOHNSON SON The Big More ou February Wzfte SaleiYlonday Until SaturdtlYl The White Sale begins on Monday February 3 and closes Saturday February 8 Prices have risen generally since we prepared for it hence we can only offer the goods described in this advertisement at the White Sale prices Values are just as remarkable is in previous sales materials are all nfie soft goods that women like to wear carefully made and tastefulfy trimmed The widest Embroidery ever offered in this city at lOc yard Sale begins Monday at 9 oclock See big window display Better come early if you want to get the wide kind Taole Damask Economies Pure Linen Table Cloth 68 In half bleach bamask 59c 72 in bleach Damask119 72 in bleach Damask79c 72 in bleach Damask69c Irish Linen and Towel Crash 36 in Linen at 39c and 40c Good grade of Towel Crash at 4c and 12c White Lawn and Linen Waists Charming new models daintily trimmed Numerous styles to select from at 179 199 248 299 and 348 White Popinlette at 25c The popular wash fabric most attractively priced I Auto Cloth 12c yd Specially light weight fine strong goods very useful for seashore and mountain wear 36 Inches wide Lace Curtains 69 and 89c 3 yards long Here Is some specially low white sale prices on lace curtains in charming new designs it son was just after going twenty rounds with Memsic at Los Angeles Unholz ithen came to Los Angeles where ihe ported forfeit to fight any lightweight the country and after waiting seyral weeks George Mem sic finally took the Boer on for a tenround go thinking he would be soft picking In that fight Unholz was au easy winner after the second round battering JTemsic around the ring and winning the house over by his aggressive style I In the opening rounds Memsic forced the fight but the defence the Boer put up was so perfect that it was 1m possible for the Bohemian to land effectively They fought at 135 pounds at 3 oclock and split the money seventyfive and twentyfive Unholz is a great kidder and had Memsic in the air tossing ni an say ings at him In German and that is not the only language he speaks by the way Rudie is quite a linguist and can chirp in eight different languages which comes in handy when fighting boys of different nationalities I Unholz is a natural lightweight and looks more like a weight lifter than anything else He is another freak fighter of the Nelson class His muscles stand out prominently all over his body and he has ithe endurance of a bull He has fought close to 150 battles and has never been knocked out Before coming to this country he cleaned up all the fighters of any prominence South Africa from featherweights to light heavies In the event that the Boer wins from Nelson his manager will post a forfeit to fight any lightweight in the world Packy McFarland or Joe Cans preferred and will make a 5000 bet on the side Unholz has proven that i he is no lemon but to the contrary looks like a candidate for championship I honors His past ring performances will no doubt be interesting now that he has made good He has fought In Australia and England hav ing had fiftynine battles in the lat ter country A few of his important battles fol lowGytpsey Gytpsey King 48 rounds South Africa Watty Austin 20 rounds South Africa Jack Nedson 2 rounds England This Nelson fought Spike Sullivan a twentyround draw prior to meeting Unholz The Boer had fiftynine battles In England In Johannesburg South Africa Unholz knocked out Jack Sampson Solly Sobel Jack Spenorr Jack Hynis I Jack Barton Bent Pedder and drew 1 with Watty Austin for the featherweight I at 126 pounds HP has nlco fought and defeated all the Hehtwelsrhte in Australia Tn his fight with Jim Hollawav for the lightweight chamolonship of South Afrca htf gained the decision thus winning a sidp bet of 1000 and a 5000 purse I I Since cominer to this country UnI hoz fought Young Donahue Billy Willis Young Kenny Cyclone Thomp I son Kid ntz George Memsic and eighteenothers A lot of clsl newspapers tied up In rteat bundles for sale 5c a bundle at The Journal office I i 2 ra i 1Ji 1 68 In mercerized Damask59c 64 In mercerized Damask 49c 66 In bleach damask49c 64 In half bleach Damask 29c Ten Dozen Handkerchiefs Embroidered all pure linen Handkerchiefs each 8c Exact styles that women want these days White Silk Gloves Extra long 119 buys 1 150 grades 89e buys 125 I grades Now is the time tc buy silk gloves Underskirts Well made Underskirts for children Amply cut and ever so little priced 19 and I 39c I I 36in Soft Finish Cotton 9c An exceptional value Not more than 20 yards to a customer Skirts 398 Favorite styles an excellent value deep flounces of fine embroidery or lace insertions 11 ALt I i i ip I LIT J7 1 4Afltt mM rit crs3r i ir I i I Ifni If 1 I 3 I 1ri If 1 lt i I if 0 Th i rji 1 Ii it 1N iII cfr I 0 1 0c I i Wt i tl icj I 2 qt11 I i i I 1 I 4 ij 3 i4 7 7 I 3 i cJ 1 rr i I aFiE i ii 9C ccftk I i I ti i 4 4 Ji 1 7jft JI i 1 it I I i I Ijk MISSIONAl ST1JOSEPIIS One Will Be Commenced on Next Sunday Conducted By Lazarist Fathers A mission to be conducted by the Lazarist Fathers Is to cominence at St Josephs church next Sunday morning with the 10 oclock mass and will continue for a period of about ten days services being conducted each day Father McDonald will be among those to come here to conduct the mission I i sionThe The Lazarist Fathers who are from Philadelphia have been conducting services in North and Central Aabama for several weeks and are now coming to this section The society at Lazar ist Fathers was founded in the 17th I century by St Vincent de Paul and are now giving missions in all parts of the world I Father Hartkoff of St Josephs church inow preparing to distribute about 400TSI leaflets inviting the public to attendy the services and explain ing the work HART Will FACE CHARGES I He is Charged With Conspiring to Ruin Reputation of His Wife Special to The Journal Plttsburg Pa Feb Augustus Hartje the millionaire paper manu facturer whose divorce suit against his wife Mary Scott Hartje was dismissed must shortly face trial on a of conspiracy to ruin the reputation of his wife Hartjes brotherinlaw John Welshons and Clifford Hooe the negro coachman who was first named corespondent by Hartje in his divorce suit are also involved lathe conspiracy charge made by Mrs Hartje Hooer is now to the penitentiary haVing been convicted of per jury jln connection With tie evidence he save in the divOrce trial Hartje has demanded that he be given a full panel of jurors Such a demand is seldom made except In murder cases The hearing is set for tomorrow BOY IS SHUT ACCIDENTALLY Melvin Simpson 12 Years of Age Receives Wound in the Leg Melvin Simpson age about 12 years and a son of Police Office Simpson was accidentally shot yesterday afternOOn while out hunting west of the cityThe The boy and a friend had accompanied Officer Simpson on a hunting trip for the day and both the boys carried small rifles By some means young Simpson received a bullet in the leg either from his own rllle or from that of his friend He was taken to his home corner of Gregory and A streets where he received medical attention ITALIAN lABOR Ir MISjS6iPPI Representative of That State Desires Congress to Investigate Peonage Special to The Journal Washington Feb Representatives Ben Humphreys of Mississippi introduced a resolution yesterday providing for a congressional investigation of labor conditions in the deiia states The reslution was introduced after a concurrence of Mississippi representatives today who met to discuss the many charges of peonage made against Mississippi and the mig representations which shave gone abroad in connection therewith The opinion is held by evpry one of the representatives that the department of justice in undertaking peonage prosecutions has been made the cats paw of the Italian government which does not want its laborers to leave their country They think fanatics and others of some of the northern states have also imposed upon the department I It is lor the purpose of putting a pe nod to such misrepresentations and quietens conditions that the resolution I to have congress undertake the investigation was introduced Subscribe for The Journal I 1000 yards of fine Val Lace and Insertion to match at 5 cents the greatest values ever offered Neat and dainty Many different widths to select from Call early and get choice A Beautiful Lot of Goods at Unmatched Prices 49 In wash Chiffons79c 72 In Organdies atiY44c Plain Nainsook at 15c 19c and 22c Check Dimity at 10c 12c 15c 16c 17c and19c 46 Paris Muslin at49c 49c Buys white Bed Spreads a marvelous value for the mon I ey You must see them to appreciate their value 15c 25c and 49c Buys fine wide Embroidery Inserting Baby Match Sets In Nainsook and Swiss swell and dainty designs 129 Buys White Bed Spread a specially selected White Sale value Full size I 189 Buys White Bed Spreads an excellent value In spite of the rise In price Many other choice bargains MONEY FOR MARDI GRAS Solicitors Association Are Working Hard To Obtain Funds Returns of the soliciting committee of the Carnival Association are small compared to what they should be and I the association will need much more I money to carry out the plans for the Mardi Gras celebration than has been contributed thus far I It is yet early to expect large returns I but the solicitors who have visited many of the merchants in town report that aplea of recent financial trouble and lack of ready cash has I been offered in many instances Xo city in the country of the size of Pensacola survived the recent panic with so little hardship and while it is true that money may be scarce yet with the resources that Pensacola business men gave evidence of controlling during the panicky times money for such a worthy object as the annual carnival should not be lacking The solicitors have anticipated this however and are working that much harder for subscriptions The returns the merchant and business men will receive from the new trade that results during the festivities is many fold and anj moneys contributed to the association to carry on its work will come back with huge interest HARMON AND FORAKER TOO Both of Them Spoke at The Ohio Society Banquet in New York By Associated Press New York Feb INearly six hundred sons of the Buckeye state residents of New York attended the twen tysecond annual banquet of the Ohio Sojlety of New York tonight at the Waldort Astoria and listened to addresses by several of Ohios most dis tinjuTBhed sons John Arctoold Senator Fofakfer and Judson Harmon were among the speakers Subscribe The Journal 46 in Mousseline at29c 72 In Organdie 59c I Long Cloth 16c 19c25c and 29c 40 in mercerized Lawn 22c 36 In Brilliant Lawn29c Persian Lawn at 13 and 15c India Lawn 9c 13c 15c 22c Maids Aprpns Styles selected particularly for their trimness and neatness i which together with their low prices makes the housekeeper appreciate them Waists Ladies white Dimity Waists the celebrated Opera brand Here is a value for you White Pique at 9c and lie Chosen especially for the big White Sale An exceptional value Not more than 10 yards to each customer Linen Towels 19c and 39c Each one Is worth very particular attention All linen An excellent White Sale value 1G INTO HANDS OF RECEIVER Eugene Zimmermans Detroit Toledo Ironton Road is In Default on Coupons on 10000000 of Its Bonds By Hearst News Service Detroit Feb 1The Detroit Toledo and Trenton railroad of which 1 Eugene Zimmerman of Cincinnati is president went into the hands of a I receivers today on presentation of the Knickerbocker Trust Co New York alleging the road had defaulted I on the coupons on 10000000 worth of outsanding bonds George Low I elI vicepresident and general manager I of the road and Its general counsel Benjamin Warren were appointed receivers I I LAUREL TEJ 3 Special to The Journal Laurel Hill Fla Feb 1Mr CIt Stewart representing The Pensa cola Journal spent a few days in Laurel Hill this week He Is very anxious to see all subscrfbers and explain the new laws relating to the publishers sending the papers to parties in arrears Mr Ethor Pedigo of Birmingham was in town a few day Mr George Folmar is Raving two nice residences erected and same will be occupied at once I Mr R1 Thompson assistant superintendent of mall service was town this week iHis opinion is that the Falco office should be supplied from Laurel Hill Hon RicbJbourg and son Charlie attended the ftrneral services of Dr William Kings daughter at Dc Funiak last week Miss lviij wns one of DePnniaks mast cliarnnnjj young ladies and would have bven married in the near future Her father conducted the funeral Allen and James Gavins of Pensa pla spent few lays in Laurel Hill last week called toa mothers gick bed She is much improved and ti boys hate returned to Pensacola Supt A Saltmarsh and other I officials of the Louisville Nashville came up Wednesday last ou their way to Florala 3Ir Saltmar3h seemede soIIi wbatth erfulaJ1d In high spirits We are haying March weather in this part of FiO ida noV Rev Tice has moved his fair ily here and will begln the erection I I qi 1 fg7i Skirts Gowns Chemise Corset Covers and Drawers 119 Soft finish ruffles lace ribbon and embroidery trimmed Drawers Chemise Gowns and Skirts 149 Of exceeding prettiness and offered at attractively low prices Skirts Drawers Gowns and Chemise L79 I Each charming style represents I an exceptional and specially selected White Sale value Gowns Chemise and Skirts 219 Charming to the eye and exceedingly light to the toucha stunning value Skirts 298 In selecting these charming Skirts we endeavored to please our most fastidious customers I lit of a Methodist church building The lo has been secured Mr Tice is a good worker IMrs Clemens who has been qule sick for several days is nov up again Hon Scott is visiting lis daughter Mrs Dr Porter Webb Laurel Hills graded school is still Improving and the people are determined to employ the same teachers for another term Prof Turner and each assistant has worked faithfully for the upbuilding of the schcol The music department under the supervision of Mrs Battle is progressing nicely and the people will if possible retain her services for another term THE FUNERAL OF JOHN CORKEY TODAY The remains of John Corkey asM 64 years who died Friday at hs home corner Romana and Spr nR streets are to be placed at rest thiS afternoon in St Michaels cemetery The eased was a native of Ireland but had spent many years In ths city The funeral services Jrn to i conducted at St Michaels cemetery at 3 oclock The Clutter Music House Offers a Few Special Bargains Five Apollo Cabinet Piano Players with 20 rolls music nearl as good as new Regular price 250 now 12j Terms 10 cash 5 per month Six Square Pianos 25 each 5 cash 50 cents per week Eight Upright Pianos ueen us 1 some for 6 a month at less than half price Twentynine New Pianos at 52 pew e150 off regular price February Records Now on Sale EDISON PHONOGRAPHS 100 per week25 and 35 Folding Phonograph Horns foMs up in very small package Something New fcidestructabK naCo 0 1 Jr Columbia ords for Edisonr graphs you ut break them T1 last for eiaPT They can be cha1z for new Ipccrds See them at The fitter Music House A 2114 Palafox and Oldest in if trL I 4 tr IJ 110 EI ii1 A beam amI 1.