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THE PENSACOLA JOURNAL, SATURDAY MORNING, MAY 3, 1913.
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DAILY, WEEKLY, SUNDAY,
BY
JOURNAL, PUBLISHING COMPANY.
FRANK l MAYES, President.
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FOREIGN ADVERTISING.
Forelm Advertising-: Robert Ma
Quoid. Special Representative.
New York OJHce
Room SUS Bruns-
wlrk Building.
Chicago Office
Advertising Building.
SATURDAY, MAY 3. 1913.
Every Man Should
Pay Road Tax.
While the subject of good roads is
receiving the attention of the legisla
ture and in some respects is tha para
7rount Issue with all the people of the
state, it should be remembered that
under the existing laws about one-half
the. people of the state do-not pay one
cent of road ta,x and arc not contrib-
uting one iota to any fund for the con- I
struction and maintenance of roads. J
In ;any states where roadbuilding
has been reduced to a rcience and is j
being carried on systematically, a road t
po'.l tax is levied on every able-bodied !
male citizen. This amounts to a large j
sum and when judiciously expended ;
goes a great way towards building up ;
a complete system of hard roads. In ;
such places the privilege of "working
out" the amount of poll tax is granted. I
In some Florida counties there are
literally thousands of able-bodied men,
some white and others negroes, who
never pay any taxes of any klrvi
These people use the roads and reap I
the' benefits that come from
good
...
roads. They should be made to pay
their pro rta share towards their con- j
struction and maintenance, either in j
, ' j
money or in labor, it would be neces- .
eary to have an able and efficient over- I
seer of roads in each county and the j
, , . - , , .
whole should be emfcraced in a cm- ,
prehensive law, providing for a sys- ,
tern of state highways.
The people of Florida, on the whole. .
pay plenty 01 laxes, dui inese Durucno
are not evenly distributed. It may be
said, however, that the rich are not
the only tax dodgers. Thousands of
able-bodied and strong men who are
escaping taxation altogether might as
well be made to work a few days every
year on the roads.
Lillian Russell truly observes:
"There is nothing more attractive than
beautiful hands." Of course, she has
no reference to those beautiful hands
that men employ for the purpose of
raking in the pot. Wilmington Star.
Promoting
Patriotism.
A Washington woman who conceals
her identity has given $5,000 to the
Playground and Recreation Association
of America, for the purpose of promote
ing patriotism. She urges that this
money be used in extending flag drills
and In enlarging the practice of rising
whenever the national anthem is sung
or played.
. The young as well as the old should
bo reminded to give what respect Is
'due to'the nation's flag, but the ques
tion naturally arises, can the observ
ance of forms effect a love of country
which must spring from the heart
alone? It is doubtful if patriotism can
be promoted. The reverence an Amer
ican feels for his land and country
comes because he knows it stands for
Justice and opportunity.
Keep the government an embodi
ment of equal justice to all and there
will be no lack of patriotism among
the young or the old.
"Hop long deferred." etc. Do the
Rubes intend to name a date for a
ball game with The Journal club or do
they intend to quit the game? Their
action bears a striking resemblance to
an acute case of the "cold feet."
Former King.
to be Married.
It Is announced that former King
Manuel, of Portugal, Is to marry a j
German princess, a relative of th I
kaiser. Since Manuel made ht m,it,. !
nifled flight from his home and coun
try. thus going out of the business of
being king, he has not been so much
Statu of Ohio. City of Toledo.
Lucas County, ss:
Frank J. Cheney makes oath that he
' in senior partner of the firm of F. J.
Cheeney & Co.. doing business In the
City of Toledo. County and State afore
Bald, and tht naid firm will pav the
sum of ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS for
each and every cae of catarrh that can
not be cured by the use of HaJl's Ca
tarrh Cure, FRANK J. CHENEY.
Sworn to before me and subscribed in
my presence. th!s 6th day of December,
A. D.. 1889.
(Seal.) A. W. GLEA.50N
Notary Public.
Hall's Catarrh Cure ls taken internal
ly and acts directly on the blood and
mueous surfaces of the system. Send
for testimonial free.
F. J. CHENEY & CO., Toledo. O.
Fold bv all Druggists. 75c.
Take Hall's Family Pills for consti
pation, (adv.)
in the public eye as before. The news
that he Is to marry is of course in
teresting, but not so much so as would
be the authoritative announcement
that the young man had decided to do
something useful in the world, "either
for himself or others.
Manuel believes in the divine rigrht
ot kings. In all probability, so does
a large majority of the rest of the
population of Portugal. Had Manuel
been "every inch a king" he could
have led and ruled his people, who are
monarchial in their tendencies and
who have little conception of the du
ties and privileges of citizens of a real
republic. However, he ignommiously
fled at the first sign of danger and
now he is to be married. It is to be
feared the Ilohenzollern girl is driving
her ducks to a bad market.
Carter Glass, chairman of the cur
rency and banking committee in con-
gress, lost his newspaper plant by Are;
Josephus Daniels, secretary of the
inavy, had his newspaper destroyed by
the flames. One great democratic
statesman after another sees his news
paper go up in smoke. Bill Mapoles,
statesman from "Walton county, should
see to' his insurance policy.
The nation will have to tear down
the great house of cards Mr. Morgan
built. Mr. Morgan built for his own
glorification; the country must destroy
for its own protection.
No doubt the army of officeholders
of the state will put up a determined
fight for the maintenance of the fee
system, but it. ought to be made to
walk the plank.
If Turkey could have foreseen that
one little nation was brave enough to
efy whole Qf Europe snJ mlgM
.haVe surrendered at the beginning of
the conflict,
Tfae ty por grawiDg ln p.
u!arlty In china. Over there it is sold
tor 18 cents, which is about one half
the cost of construction.
Sanford the celery city, is now the
metropolis of Seminole county and we
shall watch Sanford grow with a great
deal of pleasure.
A dispatch from Louisiana says the
garlic crop is moving. If it is coming
this way we will be moving too.
It's a dull week ln Atlanta when
they cannot furnish a mysterious and
sensational murder.
vvnat tne legislature may ao in j-iay
ls problematical. There is a great
deal It .should do.
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The St. Paul telephone girls are to
have lessona m voice cuijure? How
about the patrons?
Montenegro, the smallest of nations,
tfcj oly comtey emmgh
io jefy Europe.
mv wn"nt fn n rhl
r- - 1 t j i .
spirits.
Georgia will probably put Hoke
Smith and Tyrus Cobb in the hall of
fame.
Henry Watterson ought to get into
this reconciliation gama some way or
other.
Some people think the plum trees
are not bearing well this year.
Headline says suffragettes burn their
food. Must be turning cooks.
Can the powers conquer the game
cock of the Balkans?
The Belgians have returned to work.
Most people have to.
In Mexico, who are the rebels?
VOX POPULI.
MR. LASON DISCUSSES
THE MONEY QUESTION
Editor Pensacola Journal.
"Congress shall have power to bor
row money on the credit of the United
States."
"Congress shall have power to coin
money and regulate the value thereof."
The money woes of this nation are
the result of mixing these great con
stitutional powers. There is no con
nection, whatever, between the two.
The mixture of theso two distinct
powers in one money legislation has
been such a serious blunder, such a
violation of the constitution, that, if
I shall be able to explain the wrong
and show a remedy, I shall flatter my
self, that I have rendered valuable
service to my country.
Congress has the sole power "To
borrow money on the credit of the
United States."
Xo state, no bank, no fiscal reserve
association or bank has the constitu
tional right to 'borrow money "On the
credit of the United States," and any
law permitting or assisting them to do
so. is unconstitutional and criminal.'
Congress has the sole power "To
coin money," that ls to make money
by legislative power for the sole use
and benefit of the treasury of the
United State, and "Regulate the value
thereof.
s.tat no "bank, has the right
unaer ine constitution to make money
! of any kmd for any purpose, whatever,
and any law permitting or assisting to
do so is unconstitutional and criminal.
Making money for Individual 'use is
a very enticing Job. Every grafter in
the country wants to mix in and help
to do it.
They have mixed in. and congress,
unmindful of its duties under the con
stitution and Its oath of office, has
permitted all kinds of mixing ln, until
the plain constitutional prohibition:
"No money shall be drawn from the
treasury, but in consequence of appro
priations made by law; and a regular
statement and account of the receipts
and expenditures of all public money
shall be published from time to time."
has been violated until fiscal agents
boldly insist upon being permitted by
law to have entire charge of the treasury-
for private plunder, constitution
or no constitution.
Some expert financial grafter has
told congress that "To coin money
means to make it by law upon gold
and silver only, and when that kmd
of a symbol is exhausted to snake it on
paper, promising to pay gold and
silver, and circulate that for money.
That is a violation of the science of
money and the constitution both. That
Is "Omitting bills of credit for money."
The constitutional congress did that,
but they could not make it work.
Promising to do what can not be done,
when you know it cannot he done, is
not only Inviting disaster, but since
March 3rd, 1789, has teen unconstitu
tional and criminal.
Experience taught our revolutionary
scientists that bills of credit circulated
for money payable in gold and silver
was not- scientific money. Therefore,
they separated the borrowing power
from the money making power.
Some one in the constitutional con
vention proposed to say: "Congress
shall have power to borrow money or
emit bills on the credit of the United
States," but they cut out the words
i 0r emit bnis in lts place gaJ
"Congress shall have power to coin
money and resrulate the value thereof."
And they made this a sole power in
congress by saying: "No state shall
coin money or emit bills of credit."
They did not have to say no bank
s.'ial! do so, because a bank is not
mentioned In the constitution at all.
unless the treasury of the United
States is a bank.
"Congress shall have power to coin
money." What is fiat money? It is
lawful money. It is the symbol and
the power. There is no credit, no bor
rowing, in lawful money. The symbol
may be gold, silver, paper, or any suit
able substance, but the power behind
It is law. No law. no money.
Gold money made by law can not
contemptuously can paper money
j made by law a flatist. any more than
a pot can call a kettle Mack, without
neing laughed at. All lawful money is
Cat money.
. Even a dog can see the symbol
whether it be gold, silver or paper,
but no dumb animal ever saw what
was behind that symbol that made
money of it.
I have had human beings, well
dressed and highly respectable, look
sort s of vacsnt and say: "What Is
behind your kind of paper monay. Mr;
Lason?"
I just said: "The constitution of
the United States, the supreme law
of the land flat.
"So you are a flatist?"
I said: "Yes. Why should I flght
the constitution?"
It Is criminal enough to counterfeit
the symbol, but the . worst kind of
counterfeit money is When the law be
hind it is unconstitutional and void.
That is the counterfeit that robs
the treasury. Very little robbery is
committed by counterfeiting the sym
bol. It is high crime and misde
meanor, it is treason, it is felony, to
coin money by law for any fiscal bank.
All money under the constitution is
an asset of the treasury of the United
States. I can come to no other con
clusion. It is a serious matter.
Yours truly,
' HENRY P. LASON,
DeFuniak Springs, Fla.
PENSACOLA AND
PENSACOLIANS
Will Be Interesting
Plorala is going to get a write-up
in The Pensacola Journal. Floraia is
well written up each week by her two j
enterprising newspapers, and what
The Journal will find to tell that is
new will be interesting. Andalusia
Star.
Still a Bawlin'
The Pensacola Journal is hereby
notified that the Herald is ready to
play ball. TeFmiak Herald.
Here's Hoping
Secretary of the Navy Josephus
Daniels, will visit Pensacola next
Tuesday and inspect the navy yard:
and here's hoping he will decide to
place it in commission again. Chipley
Banner.
Why Wait?
If Hub Allen had any sand in his
craw he'd challenge The Pensacola
Journal's gang of garulous grunters to
meet the rubes and defend the title to
the championship. It's no use to
wait till after the legislature. Hub,
as Bill and Kd will be so fat from eat
ing three meals a day for two whole
months that they wont be fit to play
on the team. Herri tier was in De
Funiak last Friday trying to bribe the
ccld-drink stands to "doctor" their
dope in order to put the DeFuniak
"rubes" out of the fight. Hurry up.
Hub. Even defeat would be better
than assassination, and The Journal's
microbes would not hesitate at any
thing that would lessen the chances
of a "rube" victory. DeFuniak Herald.
Health a Factor in Success.
The largest factor contributing to a
man's success is undoubtedly health.
It has been observed that a man Is
seldom sick when his bowels are regu
lar he is never well when they are
constipated. For constipation you will
find nothing1 quite so good as Cham
berlain's Tablets. They not only move
the bowels but Improve the appetite
and strengthen the digestion. They
are sold by all dealers. (Adv.)
Maude Congratulate me. Gladys!
Harry has given me the keeping of
his heart.
Gladys I'd advise you to handle it
carefully and look well after the ce
ment. Last month he told me I had
broken it. Judg?-
AO
HICKS CAPUblN
IN A LITTLE WATtH
BemovM the eaosa, whethar fzoa
Sold, rrlpi , or miwwiBm.
lOo 2S. and BO.
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LIFE'S STRUGGLE
WITH ILLNESS
Mrs. Stewart Tells How She
Suffered from 16to45 years
old How Finally Cured.
Euphemia, Ohio. "Because of total
ignorance of how to care for myself
when verging into womanhood, and from
taking cold when going to school, I suf
fered from a displacement, and each
.month I had severe pains and nausea
which always meant a lay-off from work
for two to four days from the time I
was 16 years old.
' I went to Kansas to live with my sis
ter and while there a doctor told me of
the Pinkham remedies but I did not use
them then as my faith in patent medi
cines was limited. A f ter my sister died
I came home to Ohio to live and that
has been my home for the last 18 years.
"The Change of Life came when I was
47 years old and about this time I saw
my physical condition plainly described
in one of your advertisements. " Then I
began using Lydia E. Pinkham's Veg
etable Compound and I cannot tell you
or any one the relief it gave me in the
Erst three months. It put me right
where I need not lay off every month
and during the last 18 years I have not
paid cut two dollars to a doctor, and have
been blest with excellent health f or a wo
woman of my age and I can thank Lydia
E. Pinkham sVegetable Compound for it.
" Since the Change of Life is over I
have been a maternity nurse and being
wholly self-supporting I cannot over
estimate the value of good health. I
have now earned a comfortable littla
home just by sewing and nursing since
I was 52 years old. Ihave recommended
the Compound to many with good re
sults, as it is excellent to take before
and after childbirth." Miss Evelyn
Adelia Stewart, Euphemia, Ohio.
If yon want special aiyice write to
Lydia E.PiDkhia Medicine Co. (confi
dential) Lrnn,Ms. Tour letter will
be opened Tad pcJ ftaswervd by a
woman and "sizXi in strict c?cS.denc.
SALE LUNCHEON
TICKETS CLOSES
AT 7 TO
HOLDERS OF TICKETS WILL ALSO
BE ADMITTED TO BOAT TRIP ON
OCCASION OF VISIT OF SECRE
TARY DANIELS
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The sale of tickets for the luncheon
to Secretary Daniels will close tonight
at 7 o'clock and all who desire to at
tend the luncheon Tuesday afternoon
must therefore secure the tickets to
day. This is made necessary so that the
San Carlos management may know
how many to provide for. The cost is
only $2.00 per plate and the holder of
a ticket Is entitled to a trip on the
boat to the navy yard Tuesday morn
ing. There is of course no charge for the
trip on the boat, the pilots having
generously tendered it for the occa
sion, but, as the capacity of the boat
is necessarily limited and as some
means of issuing tickets for the trip
had to be provided, the committee de
cided that the easiest and best way to
avoid friction was to admit the hold
ers of luncheon tickets to the boat
trip.
FOR SALE.
100 second-hand electric
ceiling and desk fans, for sale
or rent. Cheap. Peake
Electric Co., Phone 345.
Beulah, May 2. Mr. PI. I Snowden
and wife, were called to Quintette Sat
urday evening on account of the seri
ous condition of Mr. Snowden's grand
mother, Mrs. Elizabeth 1 Barrineau,
who died Sunday, and was laid to rest
in the family cemetery in Quintette
Tuesday.
C. E. Snowden of near DeFuniak,
was the guest of his brother, Mr.
Ernest Snowden. -Monday, returning to
Quintette Tuesday morning.
Arthur Spare was among those from
here, who attended the funeral of Mrs.
E. T. Barrineau, at Quintette Tuesday.
He visited his daughter. Mrs. Mary
Damn at Mollno Wednesday.
Mr. Leslie E. Brooks, of Pensacola,
was out in this section on business
Wednesday morning.
Mr. A. J. Malone, of Pensacola, was
out here Tuesday and Wednesday look
ing after his extensive cattle Interests
and other business
C. B. Busby was in the city Tues
day on business.
We don't like to concede everything
to Mr. John B. Hurst, but we have
to, for he has this settlement beat to
a frazzle on corn. It is knee high,
good stand, healthy and strong, and
has been plowed out twice and is clean;
it is surely an object lesson on what
gcod farming will do on this land.
Rev. Arthur Ransley filled his regu
lar appointment at the Baptist church
here Saturday evening and Sunday at
2 p. m., preaching two good sermons
to a fair-sized and appreciative audi
ence. He will preach here every Sun
day at 2 p. m. until further notice.
Louise What beautiful hair you
have!
Julia If you really admire hair
come to see me and Til show you my
collection. Life.
NIGHT
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I BEULAH. j
SEC. Dl IS
PLEASED WITH
WIRES ENTERTAINMENT COM
MITTEE THAT HE WILL ARRIVE
IN PENSACOLA AS ORIGINALLY
PLANNED CONGRESSMAN EM
METT WILSON ALSO WIRES TO
THE SAME EFFECT.
Secretary of the Navy Josephus
Daniels notified the entertainment
committee of the Pensacola Commer
cial Association yesterday that the
program arranged for his reception
during his visit to the Deep Water
City on Tuesday next was entirely
agreeable to him.
As has been stated in The Journal,
the secretary will arrive early in the
morning and remain until 6:45 in the
evening. Immediately after hiH inspec
tion of the navy yard several hours
will be spent on the bay aboard the
Pilot. Then follows the luncheon at
the San Carlos.
No definite arrangements have as
yet been made for the entertainment
of Mrs. Daniels, as nothing has been
heard from her regarding her wishes
in the matter. It is quite likely, how-
ever, she will acquiesce in the program
which has been tentatively arranged ,
in her tionor, and that a reception com
mittee will be appointed today. j
A telegram was also received yes- j
terday from Congressman Emmett '
Wilson to the effect that the secretary, i
prior to his departure from Washing'- j
would be no change ln his itinerary
as originally planned.
Cure for Stomach Disorders.
Disorders of the stomach may be
avoided by the use of Chamberlain's
Tablets. Many very remarkable cures
have been effected by these tablets.
Sold by all dealers. (Adv.)
TERESTED
ALABAMA CITY MAY DESIRE TO
PUT SIDNEY LEVY'S POPULAR
PLAY ON THERE.
Another tribute to the success of
"Pensy Plazy," as well as to Pensacola
has been registered by the receipt of
the following telegram from Mont
gomery, Ala. This coming immediate
ly upon a letter received by Mr. Geo.
Hervey from his brother, Mr. Chas. B.
Hervey, of Mobile, Ala., as published
in these columns, makes it doubly pos
itive that "Pensy Plazy" is being dis
cussed outside of Pensacola.
Tensacola Journal. Pensacola, Fla.
Be so kind as to wire immediately
jf the amateur production of "Pensy
Plazy" seen in your city April 22nd
can be adapted for use as a benefit
performance in our city eliminating
localisms pertaining to Pensacola and
substituting localisms referring to our
city. Wire fully by day message.
Want to act Immediately.
, GEORGE W. MOORE.
Rheumatism Qiuckly Cured.
"My sister's husband had an attack
of rheumatism ln his aim." writers a
well known resident of Newton, Iowa,
"I gave him a bottle of Chamberlain's
Liniment which he applied to his. arm
and on the next morning the rheu
matism was gone." For chronic mus
cular rheumatism you will find noth
ing better than Chamberlain's Lini
ment. Sold by all dealers. (Adv.)
Unreasonable Turkey.
JOot long ago, in a Western market
town. I chanced to observe an Irish
man with a live turkey under his arm.
The turkey was squawking and gob
bling ln a distressed way, a racket
to which the Irishman did not at first
pay any particular notice, says Har
per's Magazine. Finally, however, the
disturbance got on the Celt's nerves.
Giving the bird a poke In the side he
exclaimed:
"Be quite, you! What's the matter
wid ye, anyhow? Why should yez
want to walk whin I'm wlllin to carry
ye?"
cut down
tire tills 11
IKE HEILBRON,
19 E. Chase Street.
Phone 864.
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MONTGOMERY
PENSY P ZY
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IMPORTANT FACTS FOR
THE CANDIDATE TO KNOW
It would be a good plan for each candidate for city commissioner
to read the new city charter very carefully. There arc some provisions
governing the nomination and elect tion of commissioners that are per
tinent at this time. Most of them are contained in Section 3. Among its
provisions tre these:
Primary election expenditures are limited to $250.00.
No money can be spent for anything except the hr.ldins of public
meetings and the printing and distribution of literature.
No person or association can spend money for a c.indi.late.
A sworn itemized statement of expenditures must be filed in the of
fice of the circuit clerk not later than 10 o'clock Monday morning. And
no money must be spent or promised after that hour.
This statement must show ln detail just how miu-h money or other
thing of value was paid or promised, to whom, iinrt what for.
The law governlnar the statement of expenditures is very important
and should be observed in every respect, else a candidate oven though
successful at the primary, would not he eligible to hold the office.
Remember also that ten o'clock Monday morning, is the Zast hour
for the filing of this statement and that no money can be spent or prom
ised after that hour.
CANDIDATE FOR
COMMISSIONER
O. H. MULLER.
Some Literary Favorites.
Would I again such Joys could know
As when I first read Ivanhoe."
Baltimore Sun.
Those days I'd have back if T could,.
Thrilled by the deeds of Robin Hood.
Oakland Inquirer.
Oh, could my soul find such delights
As when I read "Arabian Nights."
Brooklyn Eagle.
Knights, outlaws, Caliph, Check and
Jinn,
All fade away before Huck Finn.
Washington Post.
Oh. for those lost days of my youth
When I, in hiding, read Old Sleuth.
Chicago Record -Herald.
Oh, for a peep now. Just for a starter.
Into the pages of Old Xick Carter.
Birmingham Age-Herald.
Oh, that that time might once more
be,
When I read Ridger Hajrgard's She.
Houston Post.
! Could I but renew the days that were.
When I raced in the chariot with Ben
Hur."
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HE
EARNS
MOST WHO
SAVES MOST
OF HIS
EARNINGS.
Why not open a Savings
Account here today?
PENSflCOLS STATE BANK
Pensacola, Fla.
For Commissioner
To the Citizens of
Pensacola :
After an active life as a
citizen for forty years, I de
sire to serve the city as a
Commissioner.
If you believe I vill serve
the best interests of the
whole city, I will appreciate
your vote, promising that
no other influence will ac
tuate my conduct but the
dictates of my conscience
and the general progress of
our city Greater Pensacola.
Faithfully yours,
A. V. CLUBBS.
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Political Announcement.
I hereby annotme mv ranrii1aev for
one of the Citv Commissioners to tm
elected under TVnsaolfi's new Charter
subject to th call of the White )mn
cratl primary nnd the action of th
voters In that prtmarv. The nupport of
every voter win he ti pprerlated
POT, C HM.
T herebr nnnovnee mv can1ir1aev for
City CommlfFifoner. pnhiect to the e!1 of
the city democratic exeeuttve rommWtee.
A. ORKKNTrCT.
I herehv announce mv enniHrtaev for
corrtm11orer for the rty of Pennneol
linger tho new charter, 'xnhlert to th
eall of the rHv rlemoprntle oommttten
nrd the rhjte omocrrttr" voter of this
city. Tour support wlM h ar.pro.Mated.
Ti. K. TWjN
T hrtrT (iTyinnmn mv ono't'lnev for
oti of fh olti'firnNsIn"'!! to he eleot
ed tinder TVn-nonT' new ehnrter. nr.
te"t to the 03IT of te ivhtte rtomoorntln
"T-trn-ir- PT.-t th. notion of the voter In
tht T-rmnrv TToon mv rfnH a it rtti
ren nn1 T.uIr,K man T "ollrlt the sup
nort f ever voter.
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T her . n n OMn-r nr pgnMgrv for
00 Tn--o-r nf r(tv nf p.rMPntll
niVt to fhn T r t- ,t f at tt- orI! of the
ie or Me .,jHvw rommttte The
vofe nnt support of everv voter will be
iDoreelated.
O .T f-"'rT-,tj TTt.
T rie-ohv infimmr mv randMnrv for
rtT em ?-l!-tn-er -ht,.t to the call for
the white democrat!- -H
W A rT-VTTAM
T herehv dnnoMnce mv rsnrtMnrv for
eltv com mi-to-er. wnMect to the white
democratic prtmarv
CTTA T?T,rF! trVT TPKT?
T m a e-o'Mte for rttv ermm11oner.
TOMt to the wh'te rfmocrrtte nrtmsrv
rT will appreciate the Biinoort of all
voters.
TTTOci TT. .TOTTVsrVV.
T n m a enTt(5to for "Ttv eomT-1efoTer
suhlerf to the white prim, T em nn
nrohltert nnd flm e-nertnlTv Interested In
ruhUe work -tr,.t parks Tour
support will be appreciate
R J TVTTT.rTT
I respertfiillv nnnoiiTiee mv rercltdarv
for one of the fireo rttv rvmmti1onpri
to be nomtrintetl hv the white rtemnrre
voters of rVni-aootn 1" the prtmnrten thin j
Spring. Tour Vote wt'1 e unprerlq terl
J v.. cnvrnwnN
I herebv snnoimre rnvself a rnndMate
for city commissioner enhtect to the no
tion of the oVmoornttc orlmnrle. nnd re
epectfiitly solicit the support of all voters
ln this prima rv
o.'tt mrNn-T mttl.t.fti
I am a candidate for Citv Commis
sioner of Pensacola. iind'r foe new rltv
charter and subject' to the white Demo
cratic primary. Your support will be
appreciated.
J. O. WALKKH.
T hereby announce for 0omm11oner
nnd promise to serve the peooto faith
fully If elected. J. N ANDRKWS.
T TlAfArtV a i nnn Jt I -1
on of th CTitv OnmrnlsBlnnrfi to
elector! unrtr pppHqrol.Vn tiw Charter,
cratlc prlmarv and the action of the
voTers in rnnt prlmarv. Tour vote and
support will be appreciated.
W. B WTCIflfTT.
T hereby announce mvsclf as a candi
date for City Commissioner snhleet to
the action of the White ' TVmooratio
Primary, and respectfully solicit vour
support. O. XV. mVEN'.
I herehv announce mvself a candi
date for City Com 'pi oner, suhlert to
the action of the Democratic Primary
and solicit the support of n voters
fhank n. rotr.
I am a candldnte for citv commis
sioner, subject to the white primary, and
will appreciate the support of all voters.
If. O. ANSON.
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BRENT BUILDING. PHONE 22.
Equitable Life Assurance Society
of New York.
Save money by buying
your Groceries at the Peo
ple's Supply Store. Premium
tickets with each purchase.
Cor. Gregory street and 9th
avenue. Phone 973.
SOME REASONS
WHY
You Should Vote For
S. J. Welch For Com
missioner of Public
Works.
He is experienced in Architecture,
Civil and Mechanical Kngineering:, has
planned paving, parks, building, ma
chinery, etc. He can and will cave
this city thousands of dollars on tho
Municipal Wharves, Ilt Line Rail
way, fire Stations, parks, paving- and
other works.
Laat but not least he is the man you
would employ for a similar position to
get results in your individual business.
Thanking you in advance for your
consideration, I am.
Yours for a Greater Pensacola,
S. J. WELCH
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