The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1905-06-28
NEWS AND VIEWS
FROM STATE PAPERS.
The Amende Honorable.


amende honorable to its esteemed and
distinguished contemporary. the Flor
ida Times Union. Last week we in
dulged in some mildly reproachful and
sincerely regretful phrases concerning
the failure of that paper to mention
Live Oak as among the cities contest
ing for the site of the University, or
to publish any Live Oak literature on
the subject But even while our re-
proaches were going through the press
and when it was too late to xii" the
article. the TimeSU Union Of that date
arrived. and 1t contained long leader
from the Democrat setting forth the
claims of our city to the University.
The sulphur water is on us, and if the
editor Of the Times-Union will come
over we'll hand II to him in jug fresh
from Suwannee Springs, and also I'll
him up with a number OF other good
arguments In favor of Live Oak as
the best available site for the Univer-
sity.-Live Oak Democrat
Retirement Of Adams.
The Hon. Frank Adams announces
his retirement from politics. The an
nouncement will be read with great in
terest by many FlOridians, among
whom are several aspiring politicians.
-Apalachicola Times
Calls New Party.
Ex-senator Call has a movement on
foot for the organization of a. political
party in the South to support the ad
ministration of President Roosevelt
i The Southern people are ever ready
and willing to approve just and com
mendable deeds, appreciate every wor
thy act of the president anu puE icly
| proclaim the same, but ii is doubtful
if such a party could be formed OF
even that the time is ripe for<an or
ganization of this kind. The president
is doing well and there is ample time
vet for party acknowledgment if sucs
becomes necessary.-Miami Metropo
lis.
Already IN Print.
Albert Giichrist is now busily en-
gagged in explaining through the pres:
his stand on that Tampa fair PROPOSE
ltion. The general has thus broker
into print rather early in the guberna
torial campaign-Palatka Times-Her
aid.
A Remarkable Tree.
DeSoto county has a remarkable
tree. Not one, but hundreds of thou
sands of them. They grow in create
O. profusion and bear in greater abunt
o. ance here than anywhere else in tn
81 world. This is the Money tree
0 has been estimated that the crop G
bright, new, shining silver dollars tina
o. the fortunate possessors OF thes
o. trees will harvest during the comm
o. season will aggregate 100000. Thos
81 figures only represent the De Sot
o county crop. IT'S passing strang'
d too, how fellow plants tree. watci
es it grow for three or four years an
a then has the pleasure of harvesting
ga crop of dollars. In appearance ID
tree is gracefully proportioned an
n attains a height Of from 90 10 Is fee
!, The fruit is of beautiful golden colo
maturity. 1t is packed, CAREFUL
wrapped in tissue paper, and shippe
to distant points Somewhere.
: some point upon their journey,
change takes place. We don't kne
exactly how tbs done, but the ne'
thing the De Soto county grower SET
iof his fruit. it is in the shape of col
LOT the realm. You people in the Mort
el had better come down here and plal
some of these dollar bearing tree
Beats monkeying with watered stoc
. Tin Wall street. News.