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New-York tribune., 1907-07-02
BIG INCREASE IN NEW YORK IMPORTS
During Last Two Years There Has Been Gain
of S172,SO3, ,S54-1, ,435 Autos.

The report of Colonel Edward s. Fowler. APP
nraiser of the Port for the governments fiscal
wear ended June 30 made public yesterday.
II shows heavy increases in all lines cf imported
merchandise The total of foreign goods OF all
kinds brought here reached an appraised value
of $S52 0O,7SO compared with S36562,742 for the
fiscal year of 1906.
The gain over the previous fiscal year is sll5.
4ss03s In the fiscal year of 1905 the valuation
placed on merchandise by the Appraisers office
was $679. 926. Thus in two years the gain In
value of entries at this port approximates S72 6O3
S5i.
The imports of precious stone. cut, and PCaIis,
and uncut precious stones aggregated S41.ll2.S1,
compared with Si02l7,543 for the year ended June
3d. 1906.
The importations of automobiles aggregated LABS
cars with a total appraised value of s5,0s9c5 81,
compared with LES cars, valued at &1A27s o. and
7s6 cars valued 81 962473 40 imported during the
fiscal years ended June 80. 1906 and 1905 respect
iysly.
New-York tribune., 1907-07-02
rotals So 7o5 1ol5 seao5 7a4.ls5 s4so5i7.73O
NEU1 PIG IRON Project.
Ne5o Concern Purposes Making
Bridgeport "LiHIe Pittsburg."

Rridgeport Conn July (SpeciaD.-A project to
make this city the Little Pittsburg' Of New Eng
nd comes TO light through the favorable report of
the Committee interpretations of the General
Assembly upon the charter Of the Connecticut Iron.
Steel and Coke Company. capitalized at 100000
with power TO increase 10 $lO,GDG1- The promoters
are believed 10 be wealthy manufacturers of the
New England states who have constant and in
creasing need for pig iron.
Frank A. Wilmot president of the American
Tube and Stamping Company of this city. who
manufactures open hearth has been OF the
manufacturers most prominent in obtaining favor
able action upon the charter. Mr.. WilInots con-
Germ is the heaviest Of pig iron in Connecticut.
Ostensibly the chief purpose Of the company is
the reclamation of the mud flats and marsh land
in the eastern section of this city beyond Steepie-
chase Island and bordered by Long Island Sound
But this is merely incidental. The smelling OF
iron ore into pig iron requires blast furnaces and
about half of the materials that It puts through the
furnaces comes out waste. And this waste Will
be dumped on the mud fats. There is a hundred
acres Of this land which could be made valuable.
The charter gives the right oF eminent DOMAIN
which 1t is unusual in this state TO give to manu-
featuring industry.
According 10 the charter, the corporation is
p0wered to do mining in Connecticut or elsewhere
OF any and all kinds; 10 manufacture any and all
kinds OF products growing out Of. the factors
named in the charter steel. iron and coke" The
company IS also empowered to construct and main
tain large tanks the marsh lands for the stOr-
ing of crude oil for refining purposes. The COM
pany may also lay pipe lines from these tanks 10
the manufacturing plants which have use for such
fuel oil.
The mining clause of the charter means that the
company will mine ore in some Of the Southern
states and also in Cuba, bring 1t this city by
boat and smelt il in the blast furnaces turning
mig iron Coal will also be mined in the South and
brought here. to be burned in the coke ovens the
coke 20 be used IN the production of steel. prob
abIv largely by the American Tube and Stamping
Company The coke ovens 10 be of the
that catches all the byproducts and turns them to
account The corporation also has the right 10
construct docks bridges. sluices and all OF
such things conveniently TO accomplish its endA
New-York tribune., 1907-07-02
KEEPS TAX RATE DOW n.
Heavy Increase in the assessed
Value of Real Estate.

The tax rate this year will not be higher than
1t was last year" it was announced from the Com
troller's Office yesterday Although the rate will
not be determined until the later part OF August,
from the estimates made by the committee on
finance II is evident that there Will be little or no
change from the rate for 1896 Last year the rate
was Sl.47S9 on the hundred dollars. This year 1t
IS announced that the rate for Manhattan and The
Bronx will not exceed sl.479 II may be slightly
higher for Brooklyn, Queens and Richmond.
The assessment rolls Of the commissioners Of
taxes and assessments, which were sent 20 the
board Of aldermen yesterday. show increase in
the assessed value of real estate and franchises
assessed of $501 S93 357 than last
year. on the other hand, there is decrease in
the assessed value OF personal property Of more
than twelve million dollars. The total assessed
value of all real and personal property this year
is SIS 7s5 341 9l5. This is increase Of S9547.
73O more than last year.
The real estate assessment by boroughs. with the
increases over last year. follows:
New-York tribune., 1907-07-02
B. G. M. MERGER IN POLITICS.
Committee Chairman Resigns Because Henry
M. Whitney Favors It.

Boston. July 1.-Grenve s MacFarland chair
man Of the executive committee OF the Democratic
State Committee, rendered his resignation tonight
O John L. Feeney. chairman of the state commit
tee. Mr.. MacFarland also resigned his membership
In the committee. The principal reason given
for his actions is the candidacy of Henry NJ. Whit
ney for the Democratic nomination for Governor.
Mr.. MacFarland says he cannot support Mr..
Whitney because the latter represents corporation
interests and opposes true democratic principles
by favoring the proposed New York, New Haven &
Hartford Boston q Maine merger.
Mr.. MacFarland who is chairman Of the eXecu-
tive committee of the Independence League, will
work in the interests of that organization in this
years campaign.
New-York tribune., 1907-07-02

IS 600 BUYS hotel. located Sheepshead
Bay. close to racetrack; long lease. mod
health cause OF selling. Particulars at Nc
Dorald-Wiggins Co. 257 broadway.
New-York tribune., 1907-07-02
CHICAGO TRACTION DEVELOPMENTS.
North and West Side Lines Will Soon Be
Turned Over to New Company.
EBy Telegraph to The Tribune.I

Chicago. July matters moved fast in traction
circles to-day. Arrangements were completed
which insure the acceptance OF the ordinance by
the Chicago Railways Company. which is to own
and operate the Union Traction Company proper
ties the turning to that company OF the pres
ent North and West Side lines, the taking of them
from the hands of the court and the discharge of
the receivers. AS as the ordinance ts ac-
cented the work of rehabtating the properties
can he started At the conference in Judge Gross
cnns chambers were present c. w Wickersham
and Frank Hagerham. of New York. who have
been working on n plan OF distribution of the Chi
cago Railways Company securities
New-York tribune., 1907-07-02
THIRD RAIL on C. r. R. OF N. ].
Electricity To Be Installed on Line Between
Scranton and Mountain Park.
tBy Telegraph 10 The Tribune. ]

Wilkes Barre Penn, July lit was reported
here to-day that the Central Railroad Of New Jer-
sey Will soon equip its road between Scranton and
Mountain Park a summer resort this city,
with third rail system and compete with the
Laurel line. which operates between this city and
Scranton
The Central Railroad will have advantage in
reaching with its new line several thriving towns
The Delaware & Hudson company has long con-
'emplated a similar move. and il is expected that
when the read is fully double tracked between this
New-York tribune., 1907-07-02
FERRY BOAT BEGINS LONG TRIP.

lBy Telegraph 70 The Tribune.
Wilmington. Del, July 1.-The steel ferryboat
Bay Ridge, built by the Harlan & HOllingsworth
Corporation here for the municipal ferry of New
York, started this afternoon for that city. The
craft which is the first Of three for the same
service had a trial on the Delaware River, after
which the trip 10 New York begun.
New-York tribune., 1907-07-02
REAL ESTATE.

Total . SO 24O $50 6o2 s. 78s 4s7 245 s50I 357
The increase is SIS per cent OF the assessment Of
1906. One hundred and five million dollars Of this
increase s account Of the assessment Of special
franchises and little less than $4000006N0 is on
Of the ordinary real estate ASSESSED by
local assessors.
New-York tribune., 1907-07-02
DRY GOODS.
DRY GOODS
Annual Vacation Sale of
Soaps and Toilet Articles !

staple reliable goods specially give economical
opportunities at time when most apPrecatedIt is
on the little every specially
demand at gOng-aVvay that saving well
cOn1elmPOrta too, the fact that
GcCds are here in quantities.
Everything plainly shown On counters and tables.
Reliable Qualites-NO substitutes-NO seconds.
New-York tribune., 1907-07-02
James MCCreery & Co.

25rG >SEresf S4fh C@-,,,
HABERDASHERY DEPARTMENTS. IN Roth stores
A complete stock of Mems Stock Col
lars, Cravats, Shirts, Vests, Handker-
chiefs, Gloves, etc.
Bathing Suits and Swimming Suits
Leather Belts. Oak tan and black
SOC to 200
On Tuesday and Wednesday.
French Four in hands and E.Club"
Ties Made of English FouIard Silk
Light and dark cOlOrs soc
New-York tribune., 1907-07-02

VERY LOW SUMMER RATES
To Pacific coast ana other Western
tourist points Variable routes Fleet
ot magnificent modern steel steamships.
, Finest service IN every departnlent
IcNEhtful Ocean and Gulf Voyages
All SHi!ings frC IN Pier - or IG + r.
near Fulton st. at II noon. New York
20 Galveston. Tex, Tues. Thurs. sat
Mobile Fri OF sat. Brunswick Ca
Fri Key West sat
Freight and passengers 70 all points
In ID" West. South and Southwest in
Guiding Georgia. Alabama. Louisiana.
Missouri. Mississippi Arizona Tevaa,
Kansas. Colorado. Utah. Nevada ori
california Finest train service from
various ports
tickets, reservations, Bills T.ad!ug and
at lnf'.naNon 200 broadway. cor Rcade
St and So South. near Fulton 81
New-York tribune., 1907-07-02
MEMS UNDERWEAR. In Both Stores

EMS UNDERWEAR. In Both Stores
Summer weight Underwear Made of
silk. Isle thread merinO, cotton and
Ramie Fibre. Various shapes and colors.
On Tuesday end Wednesday,
French made Isle thread Shirts and
Drawers. Blue and pearl grey
Shirts with long short sleeves
Drawers regular. soc per garment
New-York tribune., 1907-07-02
SOAPS

Munyon's Witch HazeI-usuaIly Is. :
Babeskin-Box Of Three
usually .24.........-...-.- 9
Sovoderma-usually 25............ 9
Fancy ToiIet-2O odors-Rox of
Three-usually IL and 15......... 6
Sweetheart Toilet ana Bath-reg- :. 81
Carona Witch Hazel Soap-reg. 8, 81
Olive OIL Castile-S oz-usuaIly 10 6
ArmoUr's Buttermilk. Oatmeal and
Turkish Bath-Also SOubrette.
Lakewood Rosy Posy Palm and
others. all 0z. cakes-reg. 5-.... 9
10 ct Transparent GIycerine-l5-lb. =
81 ct. White CASTLE and Pure Green
Olive OF Castile-3-lb bars........ .21
CO. Transparent Glycerine-
20 Mule Team Borax-lb........... 10
New-York tribune., 1907-07-02
B Cd $ u Cd RI ANR G:E, FONTS !, on II; y

~ W. w NEW ENGLAND
ALl- ki YER LINE via Newport and Fall
INNeF' 1--we. Pier 10 " r. f. Warren St.
week days and Sundays $50 p NJ Strs
ntIS ItlsVitIa and Puritan. Orchestra on each.
NJ IIlh-NCE LINE. for Providence. Bos-
toi. East ard North. Leave Pier Is, y. r. .
S.I S.oI OF Murray St, week days only. p. NJ
steamers PROVIDENCE and PILGRIM
CICheStru on each
NEN BEDFORD LINE. FOR New Bedford,
,ds "ood Hole, Marthas Vineyard, Nan
.uIA''' Mattapoisett Marion and other
p9lhlS on cape cod I.save Pier 40. North
=. a.i'ST, root OF Clarkson St. week days only
az az o;tp = NJ Steamers MAINE and NEW
NoRNICH LINE for New London. Block
IHH,tahd; Norwich. Watch HiH. Narragansett
IIT IitT Worcester, East and North. Leave
I 5i+r ~ n r. foot C1arkson St. week
ItaNs It Only. + NJ; Pier 20. = r.. foot
T;d T;dS, - ST, $50 L. VI. Steamers CHES-
rI1I II Tt6 w. CHAPLIN and CITY OF WORCES-
NEW HAVEN LINE. for New Haven and
SoT,n- I've Pier 20, T.. r. week davs. 2 IS
IL NJ: Sundays. 9:30 i. NJ. I've foot f.
"a 16St 81. week days 800 7. NJ Sundays.
iuIE' NJ Sundays due New York on re
urn, 200 p. NJ. str RICHARD PECK.
81 r lAI. NOTICE~On July 4th str
RICHARD PECK will leave Pier 90. 2 r.
az H;So a NJ, II. r 22d St, 1900 a NJ
instead Of Pas and 400 p. NJ respectively
lckets and staterooms at 245 673. 1850
Iz,D Iz,D and 1884 broadway. - Union So, 1s2
Fitth Ave. 649 Madison Ave 245 Colum-
bus Ave. 1G5 ". 125th St 2T9s Third
ave ana at Pfera. New York
New-York tribune., 1907-07-02
Mediterranean Service.


lAN5URG-AMERiCAN LINE
TWIN SCREW EXPRESS AND PASSEN-
GER SERVICE.
glym0ufh-CherbOurg Hamburg
nGnn vania J'y 6.2:3OPM 'Deut' land July 20
SBatavia. July 13. ! AM. t"P,I,in, ,nv) Aug, 2
7 m ka..J'y lS.10;3OAM t.Kaiserin Aug, 8
Among special features of these vessels
~. Hrlli Hoom. Gymnasium. Palm Garden.
Eltz- Carlton Restaurant Elevators. Electric
baths- New. sHamburG direct
Mediterranean Service.
10 -NAPLES-GENOA
! Moitke- July 3. 3 PM. Sept 4. Oct Is
IHamburg Aug. IS. noon: Sept a. Nov s
mas Grill Room tHas Gymnasium
New-York tribune., 1907-07-02
OCEAN STEAMERS.
NORTH GERMAN LLOYD
Fast EXprpSS SerVice

Fast FNprPSS SerVlCe.
PLYMOCTH-CHER BREMEN.
Kaiser. July ., 10 AM X. VIM. II Aug. Q
kronprinz July lG. o AM Ceciuetnew)Aug2
Kaiser. July 30. 10 AN Kaiser. =. Aug. "a
TWin-Screw Passenger Service
PLNMOUTH-CHER BREMEN.
Bremen. july 4. 10 AN p Alice. Aug. I
= ualusSa July II. 10 AN Bremen. Aug.
riu:rst July Is. 10 AM RarbarC ssa. AUG. .15
Friedrich July %. 10 AM Ku-fuerst. Aug. %
Mediterranean Service.
-NAPLES-GENOA. AT IL AM.
+, Irene. July - p. Irene Aug. II
.NeSkar July 20 X. Luise. ... Aug 81
Is. Luise July % X. Albert. Sept.
a Albert. Aug. 3 'Neckar. .... Sept IA
'Orrits Genoa
From Bremen Piers 81 & 4th Sts Hoboken
N0RLH GERMAN LLOYD TRAVELLERS
HICKS GOOD ALL OVER THE WORLD.
OELhlCHS 4 CO, No. 3 broadway. y. Y.
Louis II Meyer. 1916 Walnut ST. Phiia
New-York tribune., 1907-07-02
no.Rn AND ROOMS WANTED.

yOTrNC GREEK LADY, from Athens.
desires 10 ind room and board IN ex-
change FOR lessons in Greek has diploma
Address Greek. Box 80. Tribune ofhcs-
New-York tribune., 1907-07-02
BRUSHES

60 CT Imported Hair Brushes-9 and
IL rows. stiff bristles solid back.
% and 80 CT. Imported Hand Scrubs
and Nall Brushes solid baCk-pure
bristles and without handle
q CT. Borine Uptown Antiseptic
Tooth Brushes. ....-...---
81 81 Vent-Aseptlc Tooth brushes
topen backl pure bristles-made in
FTanCe-perfeCt goods-no seconds.
40 CT. Bath Brushss-detachable
CurVec handle. ........-.
II CO. All Bristle Tooth Brushes
q CO. Rubber Dressing Combs
coarse and coarse and flne.....-..
New-York tribune., 1907-07-02
IDEAL 4th and 5th Of JULY outings

TO WEST pOIVT NrvBIrRc;TT
III IEI IIHk EEPSIE and Return By ST.
SGTKH NEW STR 'HENDRICK HIfD-
W 40, leaving Deshrosses St. $40 a. NJ.
" ga st-, 10 A. Nj; West l29th st. 1920
81 =. VI. returning due 421 st. $40 p NJ
) IR. EART POWELL. Sc See COLUMNS
9. fertect Afternoon Outing. Leave Desbses
=. O. 80 = NJ. connecting at West Point with
SII. GLSANW due West 42d 81 $40 y NJ.
Orchestra on each steamer.
New-York tribune., 1907-07-02
TOILET SUNDRIES Special

IUIAEI SUNDR4ES-SpecI2i
Is Ct Mennen's TaIcum--.......... .12
- CT. Baheskin Talcum ........... g
Is CT. Royal Violet Talcum .-....-. g
10 Ct Violet Ta!cum--
Z H. IN glass bottle. .
30 CO. Powderma Rouge. 80
30 CT. Powderna Face Powder ..... 80
- CT. Powderma Face Pads. s........ 4 8
10 60. Violet Ammonia-qt. .-....--.- 4 ,
II ct. Violet Ammonia-pt. ......... 8
Il Ct. Superior Ray Runs oz. bot. 8
10 Ct. Florida Water $ oz.......... 12
- ct. Orange Lake Florida-s or L 8
u CT. Petroleum JeIIy-Ib. Jar. 8
10 e. Listerine -..--....--..-.-.... IA
New-York tribune., 1907-07-02
NRIGMOR lONTE.

GLASGOW VIA LONDONDERRY
Furnessia. July 6,3pn Astoria. July 20. pm
Caledonia, July 10 nm Columbia July q, mn
Cabin $50. % Cabin $50. Sd Cabin SGT 80
and upward. according to accommodation &
steamship For terms and information apply
HENDERSON BROTHERS, lT-1a B'way.
New-York tribune., 1907-07-02
pED ID" LINE
GDlID DrIMINNIrlN LIME

DAILY SERVICE.
For jamestown Exposition Old Point
Comfort, Norfolk Portsmouth. Pinner's
Point and Newport News Va, connecting
for Petersburg. Richmond. Virginia Beach
Washington. d g. and entire South and
West
Freight and passenger steamers sail from
Pier 20. n. r. foot Of Beach ST.. every
week day at T. NJ
w. I. WOODROW Trarnc Manaxsr
New-York tribune., 1907-07-02
Stylish Millinery
For the Holiday Outing

A. Specially Low Prices
Women saiIors-Rough Sernet and satin
RTaids-heavy SILK ribbon band
black. white. brown. navy kn
value s. Is sOS
WCmen's Cntrfmmei SaiIors-Mushroom
Gibson and MAYFAIR shapes-Java. Chip
Milan. Tuscan and fancy braids.
large and uedium-whtte and 2H Q
natUral-value 81 9S. ...--......- As$7s
Women's J-ntrimmed Hats-whire An
and burut-value SO. 9..-...-..-..... ~
CoGues. Wings and fancy ef-ects-black.
white. green, H. blue. brown and SO
uayy-worth .9s .............-....s sOS
y!
Summer Gloves Reduced
Women's suede Lisls Gioves-2 Clasp
tan. mode. black. white and OO
graL-Were sS-..-... ...........-
Womens Lisle Gloves-1 or clasp IN
black. white and colors-vere IS. -
New-York tribune., 1907-07-02
FOR TEE HAIR
RUBBER GOODS

We reserve privilege OF restricting quantities.
NO MAIL OR TELEPHONE ORDERS
New-York tribune., 1907-07-02
BUSINESS CHANCES.

wANTED.-Loan or partner with $500 to
500. go capital 10 develop p 600 acres
OF fine agricultural and pasture lands. DO
not want 10 sell, but 10 develop property,
which is situated near Nacozari r r., one
hour from city Of Douglas. Arizona. ny
enlarglng the tUriGating bitches. for which
l have ample water and water rights, the
production OF wheat can easily be increased
ten times. There is a modern roller Hour
mill near. and arrangements can be made
for grinding the wheat on the most advan-
tageous terms Flour sells from 81 90 TO 50
per barrel BY judicious purchase of cat
tie large profits can he made. as the prop
ertv can readily support five thousand head
With the fast development OF this part OF
Sonora the property will enhance enor-
mOusly in value within five years. II is IN
tho nelghborhoud Of Cananea, Nacozari and
other mining camps. where all produce can
be sold at good prices This is an excel
which viii Weld a good immediate cash
income and will increase in value and pro-
drctlveness with the development OF the
property and OF the country Party need
NOT live here; a yearly visit OF about one
month during the harvest will be sufficient
Climate Is healthy and brecing. trip TO
this locality for personal invtstleation VIII
surely lead to business For further In
formation address Plutarco F. Gales, From
teras. Sonora. Mexico. via Douglas Arizona
IS 600 BUYS hotel. located Sheepshead
Bay. close to racetrack; long lease. mod
crate rent: now doing good business: Ill
health cause OF selling Particulars at Nc
DoraId-Wiggins Co. 257 broadway.
HIGH CLASS manufacturing business. in
Guiding patents. trademark. machinery,
tools dies stock etc; cannot be dupli-
Gated for less than $4,000; price $50. 900;
product in large demand. McDonald-Wig-
gins Co.. 257 broadway.
I AM NOW PRESENTING AN INVEST
MENT which will pay s25 per month dur
ing 1905 and succeeding three years for
each si42 30 invested now. or $3.50 payable
In four monthly instalments. Closest in
vestlgation courted Write to-day. r. e
Reals al2 Tacoma Bldg. Chicago. Ill.
New-York tribune., 1907-07-02
STEAMBOATS,.
hudson lRfVGr
by DaV0imLhta

ohhecting with O. & W Ry
cSItclai trains - CatskiU Mt resorts and
TaIatoga, and easy connections to all points
East. North and West Tbroueb tickets and
ssaesaSe checked at offices Of n Y. Trans
TT %, Through rail tickets between y. Y
tnu SS NihdhN accepted. Most delightful one
naII and one-day outings to West Point
HeWouTRh, or Poughkeepsie. returning on
tny sny Gown pay Day boat. Meals served at all
New-York tribune., 1907-07-02
IS
t TRAVELLERS
CHECKS
GOOD EVERYWHERE.
RALLCRY STEAESETP CO.
GOOD EVERYWHERE.

245. 1900 Broadway. 64G Madison Ave. 563
Fifth Ave. New York etc
New-York tribune., 1907-07-02
CARPET CLEANING.

D, & D. w. WILLIAMS
S53 W. E4TM ST. Gslsnss.. Esl Sc
CARPET CLEANING Established 1878.
CAREFUL, CARPET CLEANING CO.
cleans by compressed air steam. hand or
On floor. 1854 Broadway. 42i East 4sth St
cor, & BRANDT. Tel. lS2-3sth.
New-York tribune., 1907-07-02
BOARD AND ROOMS.

Ia2D ST. SIG wEST.-GoOd neighborhood:
cool. attractive house; running water; re-
Aned Christian family.
New-York tribune., 1907-07-02

The aggregate assessment of real and personal
fs a. follnpye
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1907-03-24
For Constitutional Convention.

The finest Mon. The Live Oak
Democrat and orhcr influential news
PAPERS of the state arc strongly on
posed 20 tho holding Of q constitution
II convention. bur in our view. no
good reason has Vet been assigned
Why sUch :. convention should not b.
Icid Florida has 0u,2rcWn h"r pres
"nt constitution and to-day presents
~ much such - spectacle az an
oE"rgrnWn man in "a pair of much h"-
patched znICl."rhoch4r= Tho Tact jhdr
IN" people rejected al the proposed
amendments At tho Ia=r election. i no
evidence that th"v would oppose tho
holding of % convention ON m" con
frary. the hest kind of ovid. Nc" hat
they ave disguised with cf"rnal;v
amending the present Instrument and
would nc glad al an opportunity to
form a new one better suited 10 pres
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1907-03-24
Law Foundation Now.

Discussing IN" Legislative prOh-
lens. the Pensacola journal accepts
Tie belief that the lawmakers should
hc posted. Bur The most cff"cril~
power is tho one h"hind Tho throne
when public opinion has been con
yInc'd the representative must heed
il voice Long before The session be
Gins The foundation for action should
have been Woil laid in the minds Of
IN" people. and after the gavCl STRIKES
the newspaper should Keep lis rcad"r@
informed a. 10 the faith or unfaith
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1907-03-24
Must Have Immigrants

If there is any question now be
fore the people OF Florida on which
our mind is now made M II IS THAI
Of immigration. We favor il first. last
and all the time. That the stat,
should assist in this work cannot con
sistoniIy b" denied What every com
munity, village, town. city. and county
in the stat" desires above all else is
10 grow. Growth is impossible with
out immigration and We fail 10 see
whor" the slight opposition Ia the pro
posed immigration bill to hc intro
duced n the next legislature arises
True. We want the best class of immi-
grants possible. hUr that * no urgu-
mcnt against immigration. If We 90
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1907-03-24
Can Wait Awhile.

Edition Jordan. of the Punta GorGs
Herald. advocates The division of Flor
ida into TWO states. Upon first
Thought the proposition appears Il littl"
ridiculous. hut upon mature COnSIdCrd-
lion u l. - wise proposition that would
Prove Of some benefit 20 the counties
of South Florida Florida is ~.
largest state in tho Union east of the
Mississippi II Is 200 miles from Pen
SacOia - Miami. There is as much
difference" in the climate, products
and environments OF North and South
Florida as there is between Maine and
mississippi However. Florida *
Young Vel. and division can wait 4
low yctrS.-Fort Myers Breeze
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1907-03-24
FIorids's Convict System.

Florida probably mas on" or tn"
hest methods OF employing. -Ialu.iI.,
and caring for her criminals i'll Tho
country Her couNictS ar,' Wei CIo'h
ed and fed. and The work which rhov
are required 10 perform i nUr of 'nnr
work and on that account very health
ful The continuous trips Of three
safe inspectors going from camp to
Camp and looking after conditions.
keeps tho various camps IN good
shape Madison Recorder