The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-08-13
A NNADE RFIL FEAT.
AN OLD NEW WORKERS. RgCCLLECr
Tons OF JOURNALISM.

Whsn E"nnsr H. gan To Push Hi- Paper
Int" ruhii" >aties >iNtssn-rags
Ssa ,pap.r t,tahIi,hm.nt II = sunday
Edition Nars. t.u> thaH.ss.
H. MA, an nl.i New Worker, and h. talked
With til lFfl>hh If The, printed page.
Noutl you is'is'ye il. Wh.i The frllt.ne.
was ,tart'Et. il riaSd I" Iuhii-h tfsutrieal
aftktrtltfIrnt> ~ tashruhltl ttr. iip b.. ,ns.ntS
Of PLAYERS Nau II sIs,, Hulth stsur. ta tile.
stag. Nh.u Nj iha.af Na> tag~fins The
Ledger, h. tau,th a page in til ,t,lk -.nli-
@tr kly, and weekly rrlidln. a., fe,-in,, T.. pay
xa'.n fnf II Aft.r ttp. ,td,,atI>, lrp.nt had
Appeared III tin' ,t,li,, Mr. t,n~I,-l rai,t.l the
oht%trM thai n aentt httt the aeekiy,
whfh htt IA very hrsr rlreIi,ftll. H. allow
one man I" tsFuity ltllct -lsurs- ia A. Mr
Enuisr insisted that tir' tuhtfa,t ehoukl las
c.trrhst out IN gsasi faith hat Mr. tire,l,y
MAS obstinate, ami the nlatter Mas rninpf.,
ml'si by u" rharl' t.ing mach for tn, page
o.stiptL in the daily
"Wh,n Mr.. Bennett, tho founder III The
Herald, heard ri thu traii>il ton, h. said b.
hi, trusted lsuts iG,nt J,- Elliott, that The
Tribune People We're foolish, that NJ alycr-
tisr rouht ask fnr tn much space at the
regular rates in the Herald Mr. Elliott ~.
ptated this conversation To Mr., Bonner, and
the proprietor nf The Ledger quickly n.
marked, Tell Mr.. Bennett that l Will take
| eight pages Of his paper As The Herald
Ma an eight page journal, ia" adv.rti.r put
IN hhi tor it, entire >,.t," Mr.. Emmett
was equal Ia th" emergency. lis put on
| sixteen pages, three pages IT the Ledger AL
NertlS n,nt gong into onr half >.stion ami
five nltn the ether halt This was the first
time The Herald ever issued a sixteen PAGE
paper, ami the feat was regarded IA, some.
thing wonderful How different at til,
| present, when more tlttn thirty two pages are
Sometimes caught ami folded from the press .
\ >iyfEEN PAGE NEW spApER
sam Sinclair, the publisher ii The Tribune
lived ut TINT tim" IN Twenty eighth street,
near Eighth avenue. The morning that III,
sixteen page Herald came out, hs t.ok his
sat in thu street ear AMI bought . copy 1T
| MIR Brnnett~ palsr When h. opn,di the
! iirst half AMI saw three of the pages mono
| pIlA,l by The Ledger, a s,owi carIlc on his
face, AMI h. tossed til, sheet over his shoulder
through the open winpw Mr Bonner who
| hal got INTO the same ear, one block higher
! up was amused i,y Sinclairs act, ami he
cnikal ont 'Suu have thrown AVA, thu lesser
| part, You will find the greater IN what you
have kept MIR sinclair colorNl Ia ,llr roots
vi his hair, and op,'nel the sheet and was
greatly surprised Ia see TINT five OF TIM pages
wrrr given NJ, 10 The Ledger
Tile fact then dawnrl on him TINT h. and
Greeley hal mi,is a mistake IN refusing to
carry out the contract with bonner for ono
page IN The Tribune The first Sunday
Herald was issued tn get rll Of tho lrft over
matter which enculnlsred the gull,ys. 1t
was AN experiment, hut 1t brought such good
results as a. head 10 the establishment If /.
regular Sunday edition Of the paper Mr.
Bennett VA, quick to snn II point and r,it
| by IL Now all the morning journals, in.
cluiins Tho Tribune, print II SUNDAY issue,
| ami It Il really tho elaborate and most costly
paper Of the week The changes in the news
paper world arr nnrvll,ais to an Oil timer
like myself \ far away book came into the
eyes of the speaker MS io uttered the last
words, as II TIN faces of the cider Bennett,
Horace Grerlcy, Henry j. Raymond, al,l
| otirr journalistic stars r~o before him from
the Inlsts Of the past Then he mutt,r,l
something about time mo, ing On with re-,
mor~ltss tread, indifferent to change, and
thrust hl, hanls into his packets nlId walked
| away. Turf, Field AMI Farm