Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1907-12-31

SEEzEEEEEEEEzEEE Observation-Disclosures
Resolve to be good. If you can't be good be
good as you
Pull for fitzgerald or
The Brunswick News promises that Glynn
county is going to enforce the prohibition law.
full for Fitzgerald "
We want Fitzgerald to have daily paper If
THEY WANT IT. And they will have it if they
will
Pull for Fitzgerald OF
The south pays too much every season for the
privilege of dabbling in cotton futures. How long
must VIC submit to the system?
Pun or Fitzgerald o
The Garbutt Donovan building is getting so
tall that rubber is the rule if not the fashion with
passers by. They lean away back.
Tun for Fitzgerald or Pull Out
Only tomorrow girls, and you may leap right
into the very arms of matrimony. And long be-
fore another January one you may wish you had
not tlept."
Pill for Fitzgerald q
Those who patronize the Lee Grant tomorrow
will find a sumptuous dinner. There is not hotel
In the state that sets out better dinner.
The bill offare is not only elaborate, but the
CUISINE excellent
Full for Fitzgerald
IThe Fitzgerald Enterprise is now giving the
news fresh from the wires having made arrange
ments for n daily Geographic news service. While
Il running for prison commissioner Editor Mercer
intends to keep running good newspaper -
HawkinSville Dispatch.
Pull TO Fitzgerald y -'H77s-
The sentiment against stock gambling is rapid
a 10 fha ctr
change go the way of Louisiana Lottery If it docs
1t will save many of the country's brightest bust
ness men from bankruptcy and from prison cells,
and save the country from such business d,limmas
as now perplex the bankers of these United States
Fitzgerald OF Pull Out.
Col Tom Eason is just back from visit to
the prison farm where the prison commissioners
have been engaged in winding up the years
affairs. He reports that 50 acres ofcotton land
they raised 81 bales of cotton this year On one
s7saeeeltatch they raised bales, which certainly
is pretty good farming for Baldwin County.
IS they had good Ben Hill County soil no telling
how much cotton they would raise.
IT, saes.S y Pull for Fitzgerald OF Pull ou.
A paper (that was opposed to prohibition
Yesterday, in publishing statement of the
effects of prohibition, there is this significant
paragraph:
MEANS LOSS OF MILLIONS.
sSeveral million dollars are involved in
property loss in the state by the operation of the
prohibition law. 1t is estimated to-day that At
lanta alone would lose in license taxes 1926, 512,
and that the property value of saloons and brew
cries here which will go out of business Jan. 1,
Is 81 00O 900 to 81, 5000 000 For the rest of the
staSe the property values involved are about S.,
100000.
IT is estimated here today that 10, 900 persons
are affected in the way of employment in the state,
and that Atlanta alone has some 800 persons who
Mill lose their work when Jan. / rings down the
cnrtain on the sale of Intoxicating liquors.
Every statement is perhaps true as applied to
zlansaSad the state.
* That of it. Is the loss of millions in the
q 2s.A. JOye described any thing more or less
spdain of many Millions9 If millions are in
the manufacturing and distribution of a
aestro Dying element (to say nothing of its
q and happiness destroying influence
pOre Is the cost of the stuff pro-
slightest profit to the Consumer
tne property referred to, if indeed
re- q loss at al, is less than the
khe traffic 70 this state