The Gainesville star. [volume] (Gainesville, Fla.) 1903-19??, 1904-03-01
HOLLOWAY AND
SHEATS AGAIN
State Papers Go for Sheats and
Praise Holloway.
A FEW OF THE EXTRACTS.
Herald, Times-Herald, Citizen
Reporter and Advertiser
for Holloway,
GcoNTRIBUTED.l

IcoNTRIBUTED.
Tampa Tribune Professor Holloway
will be the next State Superintendent of
Public Instruction.
Palatka Times Herald; Car Sheats
claims that he is touring the State in q,
specting the schools, but in reality he is
merely looking after his old political fem
ces.
DeFuuiak Ilerald Who ever heard Of
Sheats inspecting the schools except dur
ing campaign
Palatks Times Herald 1t will take
something more than tie mudslinging Of
the Car Sheats' crowd to dim the lustre Of
the record Of Prof. Holloway, the PEG.
ple's'candidate for State school superu-
tendent.
Lake City Ctizen-Reporter: Hon
VIM, NJ. Holloway of Gainesville, candi.
date for State Superintendent of Public
Instruction, was an appreciated visitor at
our Office last Saturday Mr. Holloway
is thoroughly competent mana pleas
ant, affable gentleman, and is making a
number Of friends in this vicinity. Since
1898 he has been superintendent Of
schools in Alachua county, the duties Of
which Office he has honorably discharged.
His reelection to the office twice in sue
cession, without opposition, is evidence
of the esteem and confidence In which
he is held by by the people Of Alachua
county.
Palatka Times-IIerald; During the
continued absence Of Car Sheats from
Tallahassee, the Office boy, perhaps,
looks after the school interests Of the
State.
W. NJ, HOLLOWAY.
Live Oak Democrat. w. M. Hollo.
way, Of Gainesville, candidate for State
Superintendent Of Public Instruction,
was in our city Tuesday, meeting the
people, Mr.. Holloway is one of the lead.
ing educators of the State, qualified in
every way to ill the position to which he
aspires, aud II all signs don't fail he will
be the next State Superintendent.
LET MR. sHEArs RETIRE.
holmes County Advertiser: The Ad-
vertlser feels that Mr.. Sheats is entitled
to much credit for the work he has per-
formed for Florida in the interests Of
education, and we would not detract one
iota from his deserved credit. But, be-
cause Mr. Sheats has merely done what It
was his duty to do, to wit; give his very
best efforts for the elevation Of the stand
ard Of education in the State, does that
bring the State under obligations to con-
tinue him in Office ad in6nituml No, in
deed. There are others. And among
the tried and tested educators Of Florida,
none stand higher, IL indeed as high, as
Prof W. M. Holloway, Of Gainesville,
Fla, Superintendent Public Instruction
Of Alachua county, also who is the oppo.
nent OF Mr.. Sheats for State Superin-
tendent.
The fact Is, Mr.. Sheats has undoubt-
edly reached the limst Of his influence,
il not his ability, aud should retire. The
superior ability manifested by Prof Hol.
loway as promoter Of educational inter.
ests mark him as the man who should
step out into wider field, and apply his
genius for educational work to the fur
Their promotion Of State interests in
educational work.
He only, as compared between the
two, is able to take that work from where
Sheats has carried it, and advance II TO
higher planes Of usefulness This Is
almost self-eyident, II not quite so,
therefore needs but little argument to
prove 1t.
Holloway by all means should receive
the primary vote--and we believe he will.
At any rate we are confident that Holmes
and Walton will give him their support,
for they are quite willing to allow Sheats
a resting spell.