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WEST FLORIDA
The Coming Garden Spot of the
Nation.
SECTION TWO
VOL. XVII. NO. 151.
PENSACOLA, FLORIDA, SUNDAY MORNING, MAY 31, 1914.
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NEXT YEAR the Legislature will meet and
make laws to govern the people of the State of
Florida.
ESCAMBIA COUNTY will be represented in
the Legislature by one Senator and two Representa
tives. TUESDAY you will elect your Senator and
Representatives. WHAT KIND OF MEN do you
want to represent YOU?
There are six candidates for Representative. I
have nothing to say concerning any of them except
myself. I am a young man and have a future before
me. Therefore if I am elected I cannot afford to
"fall down on the job." It will mean too much to
my future success.
I have been practicing law in Pensacola since I
was admitted to the bar, and, so far, I have made a
success of it. If I have the ability to represent my
clients in a law suit, I think I have the ability to suc
cessfully represent my county in the Legislature.
DON'T YOU THINK SO?
If you decide that I am fully capable of taking
care of YOUR INTERESTS in the next session of
the Legislature, THEN I WANT YOU TO VOTE
FOR ME.
ROBERT H. ANDERSON.
ATTORNEY GENERAL IS KEPT
BUSY ANSWERING QUESTIONS
ABOUT NEW PRIMARY LAW.
SPECIAL TO THE JOURNAL.
Tallahassee, May 0. Attorney Gen
eral West is beins complimented on
the i"anner in which he has t keri care
of the inquiries coming to his office in
volving the interpretation of the pri
mary law and the corrupt practices
act.
Scores of inquiries have come to
irn troni committeemen, county offi
. ers and others interested and. w hile
the replies have been Tared hastily.
.T-.t The views expressed are not offi
cial, they have been accer-ted eenr-rally
:s cirt-ct. and sustained by the cottrts
in every case where the question has i
been submitted to the courts. j
Steamer Natomah, to Is-1
pj land, today, 3 p. m. j
"DEPRES
By Gilfillan Scott.
We don't like blessings in disgruise.
Jam with powder is a t. aud. So is
molasses with sulphur. Coffee wit
castor oil is a cheat and a humbut
and to the divil with the whole con
traption of sugar coate l pills ant
other tricks and contrivances that
come, like wolves in sheep's clothing
warranted to do you good.
Haren't you noticed that all th
nasty things are so very good for you.
and all the nice things are ever s'
tad for you! If you fall and break al
most any part of yourself except your
one and only r.vck (why didn't we &e:
two necks and two palates, to say
nothing of two stomachs: ), you are
told to be thankful it wasn't any
wore; and. if a bank busts and yon
lose your pile all but five cents, some
pious friend will tell you to count
your blessings (meaning the flv
cents) and turn the other cheek also
I'm afraid that's a bit mixed but
Kuess it means offer the bank presi
dent the remaining nickel.
There's a story told of a man wh'
paid a dollar for a microscopical din
ner and then walked up to the pro
prietor and presented him with a
dime.
"What's this for?" said the proprie
tor. Tve just handed your waiter a do!
lar for a dime's worth of grub, and 1
want that dollar to bo ALL profit."
But, talking of blessings in dis
CTilse, a period of depre-ssion once In
a while appears inevitable under the
present business system; and, if it
Is Inevitable, until the system is im
proved, it must be dealt with wisely.
Let's rake up a proverb.
"It's an ill wind that blows nobody
any good."
What good can be got out of de
pression? Blow time is thinking time.
There isn't time to thick when
you're busy.
Busy time is action time, and think
ing has to wait.
I believe then that depression time
Is the time to lay plans; hopeful, op
timistic plans. Settling into a sour,
4
if
-Aft
for stocktaking; mental and otherwise.
Merchants dig out old stock and turn
it into money. That's good. They
reduce tbeir orders and buy from
hand to mouth. That's gO'id, too.
Gradually stocks get depleted all over
the country. Fine- arid dandy. Then
comes a boom. Everyone wa.Ms goods
at once. Bang-, rnttle. v.hiz go th
factory wheels ami we're off once
more on the good r.iad to prope-t-y.
Why do we ha ve dfpr"ssion '.'
There is never an uphill without a
downhill. A ship can't exrect : rr.oan
wave and stay tht.vc. It mus-t
of Depression. Extremes
trernes. Prevention is hf
CURE. Depression is here, a
the time to consider mcthcJ:
vert ion for the future.
Kemember the price.
The price of depression
around loss.
Remember the warning
The urieir.rloyed v.-i'tl 5--:n--T
raise hell.
Today t here are mil' to i
work. Millions of innot..' r..
hungry and hopeless. T;'.
turn. Unemployed me" in
scores of thci's'indi h .'.'"
be Jet
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or
i,iw-n the. other Side only to rr- tir.t : scor.
:nother. ! throtiS'h the larger citiej
Depressions are cauwd uruc.Sly by j wcrk. to demand fond, to d
ver-production. i rl to slesp.
Good times r?usc factories to lurch j ni'-mfcer the- warn sr.?.
n.jt: to add to r. mac ;vne:-y an;! i rr.c-rc- will re o-f '' 7 r'
o pae un s'ocs. P'---M" ' Jne hell-houncs v
.ictorv and ever v store '.r- st . : locce. Desperate men acop:
'mm n-O! to ceair.g. Tl:ec hsr-:: moasures. Tne torcn r
.id off ail over the country. This 1 to fav.ori;. The crowbar an.,
egravates affairs by the imm, d.ate W smash the machine:-,-,
-abilitv of the uncrnrloved to i ur- jnd b.nodshed: tne mmta.-y
c. Zrr,.i. Hence a - :r:cd c f rie- I the working men wul bpre-sd
js a period or povtr.y anu i
herai'itiner me warning.
Depression time is thinkers;
i nere is a uncut to hum m e
nee. There is a limit to hitman
red run
ression is a per
hunger and privation for the unem
ployed, and this Ists ponerally for
bout a ywr.
The solution of this difficulty is on-.-
en e.
r..!iif.
pa-
f the bis problems of the clay. j. .te
"leverest and most sincere students are
nable to propose an immediately
er.ee.
THE WORM
WILL TURX.
GILFILLAN SCOTT.
grouchy state of mind is bad and
makes bad worse. I believe we hate
to have to think or to have to do any
thing. Depression brings the have to
and we don't like it. But when the
devil drives it's no good kicking
against the pricks. When there's no
choice the beat thing to do is to grin
and bear It. And don't forget the
grin. Sad solemnitj- is catching and
so is grinning.
A period of depression is a, time
Again Compare
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ARGVLE.
A r gyle. May SO. After a lingering
illness Miss Margaret McCallum died
Monday morning. Tier remains were
interred in the Eucheo Valley Ceme
tery Tuesday.
Mr. Bennie McCallum of Foley. Ala.,
came down Tuesday to attend his sis
ter's funeral.
W. D. McLean, Jr., and family, after
a two weeks' visit to his father, re
turned to Waco. Texas.
Mr. A. C. Darling, wife and daugh
ter, Mr. Sumpter Milligan. wife, sun
and daughter, Dr. Greslwm and wife
and Dr. Hill, ail of Andalusia. Ala.,
pasted through here yesterday, havir.g
been on n. flshma- trio to Mr. f P.
That is so evidently impossible that i ward's, and reported fish verv p'e-nti-the
whole world Is bound to agree upon Uu!
shorter hours of labor in order to keep j Mr j A Simmons of Ponce do Leon,
all men employed. was in town vesterday.
blessed thing is going to re 1rs j Bowers and children, of Ma
rian na, have been visiting her rela
tives at Eucheeanna.
doptable remedy. And meanwhile the i MOndaV IS barSfam daV 3t i
nemploved suffer, the manufacturers . - j
uffer, the merchants suffer, and the ; Tne Crystal Pharmacy. 10 J
rmy of drummers suffer. cakes IvOTV Or OctaOD snnif
If periods of over-rroduction cause ! cs J-vuiy ui tidKUii bUcip,
periods of depression, either a new for 25c with each Cash HUT-; 5
method is needed of GAUGING THE , r rt1 nrt I S
public demand and AscER-! cnase oi oi.uu or more.
TAINING EXISTING STOCKS or a
-ettled policy of conservatism of out- jf.
ut.
But. under the present system of
competitive production and competi
tive retailing, every one is grabbing
all the business he can get, and no
body wants to be conservati e until
depression compels.
Yes. it's difficult.
The' sufferers need to pet together
and express opinions; and out of the
tangle and chaos a remedy or a num
ber of remedies will be found.
It is a large matter and it will take
years to solve the riddle.
One obvious fact stands out clearly.
Machinery is constantly being in
vented whereby cme man can do the
work of several men. ter. Mr. Sumnter Milligan. wife. s..n I
hat is to become of the men so
displaced ?
Are they to become permanently un
employed '.
Every blessed thing is going to oe
! done by electricity; even the washing
of dishes and sweeping of floors.
You can't expect to keep everyone
1 employed all day and every day when
! so many of the old fashioned jobs are
i accomplished by merely pressing a
j button.
! Machinery is relaying the very deuce
with us; and the sooner we recognize
that every new and magnificent inven
tion should be a boon and a blessing
to men the sooner we will recognize
the necessity and the human reason
ableness of reducing the hours of
labor.
And, if the whole world agTees, it
can be done. Of course it can.
This means international conference.
i It means work for statesmen of a high
order. The same pacific coursiTof in
ternational mediation for prevention
of war can and eventually must and
will be used for the prevention of
unemployment and depression.
Depression and unemployment go
hand in hand.
I don't care how large trie task
looks it must be dealt with cr the
world will witness a hell of revolu
tion. These are civilized times; times o?
thought on large topics; educated
times; not ignorant, stupid times.
Man is a very different animal today
compared with man of a hundred
years ago. He will not consent to see
machinery doing his work whilst he
twiddles his thumbs and whines and
starves. He will either have a share
in what is going or he will rise up
in wrath and there will be bloody
civil war.
Yes, depression time is thinking
time
It behooves the statesmen and the
capitalists and the employers of labor
to sit them down calmly in conference
and consider this thing wisely and
well for the good of all, including their
own good; for facts are- stubborn
things; and men like mules will kicK
like blazes when hungry.
Socialism and Anarchism, arise out
HOW YOU MAY
THROW AWAY
YOUR GLASSES
The statement Is mace that thou
sands wear eye-glasses, who do not
really need them. If you are one of
these unfortunates, then these glasses
may be ruining your eyes Instead of
helping them. Thousands who wear
these "windows'" may prove for them
selves that they can dispense with
glasses if they will get the following
prescription filled at once:
Go to any active drug store and get
a bottle of Optona; fill a two-ounce
bottle with water and drop in one Op
tona tablet. With this harmless liquid
solution bathe the eyes two to four
times daily, and you are likely to be
astonished at the results right from
the start.
Many who have been told that they
have astigmatism, eye-strain, cataract,
sore eyelids, weak-eyes, conjuntivitis
and other ey.e disorders report wonder
ful benefits from the use of this pre
scription. Get this prescription filled and use
It; you may so strengthen your eyes
that glasses will not be necessary.
Thousands who are blind, or nearly 30. !
or who wear glasses would never have !
required them if they had cared tor
their eyes in timet
Save your eyes before it is t late:
Do not become one of those victims of I
neglect. Eye glasses are only like :
crutches and every few years they
must be changed to fit the ever
increasing weakened condition, so bet
ter see if you can. like many others j
get clear, healthy, strong, magnetic i
eyes through the prescription here j
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