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The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1908-03-06
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The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1908-03-06

Religious circles throughout the
state will be interested TO learn that
Rev. J H. Tharp is the new editor of
the Southern Baptist Witness. organ
of that denomination in Florida. Mr.
Tharp is very pungent and agrees
I've writer who can give and take
apostolic knocks and blows" in a
way to make the laity. Baptist and 9th
erwise, keenly interested in his work.
Journal.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1908-03-06

Take down the old shibboleth from
It's hook on the wall and sharpen it
w; dust up the RoOrback: tune up
the slogan; dig out the gum shows
set the hair-trigger on the landslide.
for the dogs of war have been let
loose and the kentry is TO be saved
once more yet. Politics have come to
Florida to stay until the leaves begin
to fall. Trouble has done busted out
Orlando Sentinel.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1908-03-06

Roger A. Pryor. former virginian.
now a judge on the supreme bench of
the state of New York, was a briga-
der general in the Confederate ar
mics. He is in his SOth year. In mil
itary and in civil life he has been a
conspicuous figure.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1908-03-06
a BASIS FOR TRUE PROSPERITY

The Baltimore Manufacturers Re-
cord, talking Of the conditions through
which we are now passing, says there
is a great deal of silly cant and hum
buggery by those who say that this
condition is necessary in order that
the country may reach a basis for
true prosperity. How hollow and
mocking, it says, are the sounds!
1t points out that less than one year
ago in all sections OF the country,
north. east, south and west, there was
abundant work for every man. La
borers were not in search Of work,
but work was In search Of Iaborers.
There were no tramps. There was no
hobo army. how true it is that in
times of prosperity the courts are not
busy trying Migrants. Tramps and
hobOs disappear as mist before the
genial warmth of the rising sun. II is
reflection on American manhood to
say that those possessing healthy
bodies, stalwart frames, strong arms,
1.-THE and sinewy limbs, refuse to labor
when they have the opportunity of
doing so. When mills shut down, fac
tories close, employees in all Occupa-
tons are discharged, it is then that
the tramps and the hObOS and the
beggars fill our land. But when the
factory wheels begin to revolve, the
furnaces begin to roar, the sparks
from the anvil and foundry become in
evidence, the hobo army disappears
and is quickly incorporated in the &C
tivities of labor.
There are no longer hungry people
crying for bread.
So these facts belle the statement
that any vast number of American
people are naturally idle and vicious
and to labor at all they must be sent
as Migrants and criminals to the chain
gangs!
What has brought on this miserable
condition Of affairs?
The Manufacturers Record says:
I've have denounced the railroads
and the corporations; We have made
the general public believe that every
corporation is dishonesty managed,
and as a result the song of prosperity
has turned TO a wall of woe and pow
erty."
For the authors of the panic this
Baltimore publication says that We
must look to many state legislatures,
to many political agitators every
where who have seemed to vie with
each other in seeking popular ap-
plause. regardless of the ruin wrought
by their work And when prosperity
does return, as it surely will under
the leadership Of our captains of in
dustry and finance; when men do
again find employment, and the hun
CRY mouths are once more filled with
nourishing food, not the authors of
this poverty, but the railroad builders,
the bankers who finance the great
railroad undertakings, the men who
develop the vast iron and coal and
copper interests will be the ones, and
the only ones, who are able TO lead us
out of want and hunger and poverty
into the glad and glorious sunshine of
prosperity.
1t seems to be true that the greatest
curse to our land is the small-fry pol
iticians and the pee-wee newspapers
who pretend that they are the friends
of the laboring people and have no
more sense than to think that to show
their friendship for them they must
make war on those industries and en-
terprises that give employment to la
Dor!
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1908-03-06

Mr. JEFF Lamar Of Monticello, broth
er of Congressman Lamar, was in
Ocala yesterday and registered at the
Ocala House. Congressman Lamar is
a candidate for United States senator
and viii be with us on March Z. Mr..
Lamar says that his brother is max
ing a fine race, and unless all signs
fail, viii be triumphant. Come out
and hear him on the 9TH.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1908-03-06

Ocala is to have a new government
building and the citizens are in doubt
as TO the best place to erect il. Bring
it to Orlando and you can place it any
where.-OrlandO Reporter. We have
a big, beautiful lot on which TO locate
the building, and do not want to spoil
il by placing it of to one side That's
ALI
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1908-03-06

The politician whose sole stock in
trade is a supposed grievance, a sore
toe, an upper lip as long as an ele-
plants and a whine as dismal as a
midnight canine baying the moon, is a
candidate for the remOrseful sad
horse and has no part with the boys
who dearly love to ride in the gay and
pleasureable band wagon. Git up!-
Miami Metropolis.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1908-03-06

The Recorder congratulates the
Pensacola Journal in securing the
services Of "Old Man" Joe Dickson.
one of the best newspaper men in the
state. The Journal is ever looking
forward to the best and being already
high class paper, it will now sure
enough sparkle.-Madison Recorder
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1908-03-06

Aged Captain Van Schaick, on the
brink of the grave, sent to prison for
ten years because of the General SlO-
cum disaster. is a strikingly pathetic
figure. His cause is all the more pa
thetic because he is the sole sufferer
OF the laws penalty among the many
who were fully as responsible as he
Was-tha owners Of the old death-trap.
for instance.-Tampa News.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1908-03-06

We hear much of the machine" in
Florica politics. but we have never
been able to locate it.-Pensacola
Journal
Another dear little innocent lamb.
Some newspapers are really too unso-
phisticated for this wicked, sordid
world of ours. No machine politics
In Florida" Doesn't the innocence
Of the suggestion freeze you?
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1908-03-06

mere Is a woman in Desoto county
VINO has In her pleasant home a piano
tnat she bought with her chicken
money. and she keeps Il locked ever
day except Sunday till after the sun.
per dishes are washed. It's busy
hours are from I to 10 .. m.-Tamp,
.tt4
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1908-03-06

George GOuld's road-the Interna-
tonal and Great Northern Railway
is In the hands Of a receiver for hav-
ing defaulted in the payment of in
terest on bonds.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1908-03-06

The cuckoo press" the Tallahassee
Sun. Manatee Record, St Augustine
Meteor, Lake City Reporter. Pensa-
"Ola News, Polk County Record. the
Jacksonville Metropolis, Tampa
Times. Miami Metropolis and Pensa-
cola Journal, are apparently anxious
to apply for membership.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1908-03-06

The Macon (Ga.) Telegraph says:
I'VE have in Georgia a bureau MAX
ing laws which its creator, the legis-
lature. refused 70 make" Same here
IN Florida.-Lake City Index.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1908-03-06

The Tampa News says that three or
four hundred carloads of cabbage are
rotting in the fields in South Florida
because they will not pay the cost of
transportation. and yet in the crowded
cities men, women and children are
beginning to feel the pangs of hunger.
Certainly things are out of joint.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1908-03-06

The supreme court of Texas has sus-
tanned the judgment OF the lower
courts for S1,6OO.OOO damages and
custer from the state against the Wa
ters-Pierce Oil Company for violating
the antitrust laws.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1908-03-06

President Roosevelt talked to the
educators on the 18th. He declared
that he would not let up in his war
against rottenness and corruption.
The Association viii meet next year
in Oklahoma City.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1908-03-06

>. Feinberg has bought a ReW Eas.
olene engine for his boat and viU
have 1t installed at once. He hss
promised to take the editor out on a
cruise on the Withlacoochee when
ms arrangements are perfected.
DunnellOn Advocate.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1908-03-06

Last week while Georgians yer.
'loughing through snowdrifts the b.
IMPLIED. red-headed girls Of Apalachf
ola were out in the bright sunshin-
'stening to the carols OF the swssr
noted mockin~ birds.-Apalachlcora
Tines
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1908-03-06

The new editor or the Jasper Ban
ner OF Liberty says he has no aspira
tons to be a newspaper man. He need
not be alarmed. There is no danger
WauChula Advocate.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1908-03-06

II is said that for every gallon O.
water that runs under Augusta.
bridge. another gallon Of something
else runs over II from North Augusta
Atlanta Journal.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1908-03-06
FRIDAY, MARCH 6, 1908

IL is now suggested that Editor
LEngle be made president Of the
cuckoo press" Does not the sugges-
ton imply the very irony of fate?
The Washington herald., 1908-08-09
PARTY FOR MISS ROOSEVELT.
Mrs Nunn. OF Washington, Enter
tains on North shore.

Manchester Mass. Aug S.-AIiss Ethel
Roosevelt. daughter Of the President ar
rived al Manchester to-day for visit
among friends on the North Shore
She viii be a guest OF Mrs Charles
Alexander lIUnn. o. Washington. al her
cottage near Singing Beach Her broth
=r. Theodore Roosevelt 5r-. IS also a
guest Of Mrs Mum. Tonight al the
Essex Country Club Mrs. Mum gave a
dinner dance n honor Of her young guest.
which was the sUar-eSr event Of the
season on the North Shore. About forty
invitations were extended for the dinner.
which Was served in The large dining
room of the club at O'Clock
Tie dance which followed. was bril-
liant affair There were about sixty
guests present. including young people
from --a most exclusive families along
the N1Tth Shore.
Many social functions are being planned
IN Miss Eoosevelts honor during her ten
day stay here. This afternoon an old
fashioned Rhode Island clam bake was
given hy Mrs James Mcmillan for h=r
srauddaughrer. Miss Grace Mcmillan Jar
Wis in honor Of Miss Roosevelt. on the
rocks iu front Of the Mcmillan residence,
at Eag.e Head About fifty young pee
pie were present
Miss ReeseveIt viii spend much OF her
time while on the North Shore. when
not being entertained. in motoring. bath
ing. and playing tennis
The Washington herald., 1908-08-09
GOhPERS MERELY AN AGENT
Not Trying TO Boss Labor Vote IN
National Election.
Was Instructed by Federation 10
Make Best Guess. and He
Chose Mr.. Bryan.

Columbus. Ohio. Aug S-"The An,a-i-
can Federation Of Labor sent me as its
agent 10 Chicago and Denver 10 see what
The two great parties would 90 about q
labor injunction plank in their platforms.
7 was received with greater sympathy and
frieadlinesS by the Democrats party As
the agent Of the federation. I report that
fact back 10 the organization I am not
trying TO dictate any mans vote. nor. am
I trying TO throw the labor vote 10
Bryan.
This statement was made to-day BY
Samuel Gompers. president OF the Ameri-
can Federation Of Labor. after q lengthy
conference with local labor leaders
AIr- Gompers said he was not going TO
Chicago 10 see AIr- Bryan. or 10 take
part in any labor conference there. but
he would not deny that he might see Mr..
Bryan soon He said he would so from
here 10 WellsJon. then 70 Washington
and later 10 Boston where he speaks
August -
I hope 10 have a talk with Mr.. BRYAN
either on Labor Day OF the day after"
continued Mr.. Gompers -8Ir. Bran
makes the Labor Day speech in Chicago.
and on the sane day I vii speak Al
Danville. III
AIr- Goupers viii leave Columbus either
sunday OF Monday morning He VIII
speak al Wellston on Monday. Tuesday
he VIII be in Washington 20 attend the
wedding Of Secretary Frank Morrison. OF
the American Federation Of Labor
The Washington herald., 1908-08-09
KNIGHTS ELECT OFFICERS.
Pytbians VIII Hold Convention Next
Year in Milwaukee

Boston. 1Iass- Aug S-8Iaj- Gen Ar
thur J. SuobbarL. who was reelected
commander Of the Uniformed Rank Of the
Knights Of Pythias at the biennial en-
campme-t. ended this afternoon. an
rounced the following staf-
Chief Of staH. Chauncey p. Hoyt. OF
New Hampshire, adjutanJ general. Ernest
T. L0reEz. Of Minnesota; chief mastering
officer Georse A Stib5s. Of California;
chaplain tn charge. Rev John Dickin-
son. Of Virginia surgeon general. Joseph
2. Beard, N. D. Of Louisiana; judge ad-
vocate general, L W Haisey Of Mis-
souri; inspector general Charles Pfaftln.
Of Colorado; aids. John P Scott, Lassa-
chusetts, Arthur l. Bush. Florida. F A
Goo6s0e. N P. Edward J Schuyler.
Maryland 7 L Sanders Oklahoma.
Louis Dennis Indianapolis, James Cree
man. Missouri. and James Nelson. NJ P.
The next convention VIII be held il
Milwaukee
The Washington herald., 1908-08-09

ago His personal appearance provoked
as much comment as the obsolete wheel
he rode He wore a white linen suit and
h white felt har. and II was plain that he
was not greatly bothered by the heat He
pIoted his wheel sklHfuly in among the
press Of trucks and automobiles and sat
on his high perch as unconcerred as If he
were not the cyn0sVre Of all eyes. NOT
once did he threaten 70 take a header
over the handle bars. and the small wheel
behind kept sinsu,arly free Of the car
slot or obstrCctions
The first thought Of gaping Broadway
was that the appariti0n s5er5fed some
new kind Of advertising dodge. but IL was
not so, for there was not a siSu Of adveE-
Using anywhere about him. Apparently
he was just a relic of the past who had
blown suddenly into modern Broadway
Where he came from or where he was
bound nobody seemed 70 know and when
he disappeared. bound south from Herald
Square. nobody knew whether he would
ever be seen again or whether he had
really been seen a. all In fact. one man
whose condition was such that for the
The Washington herald., 1908-08-09
~Ox DE SQUARE,
rwrr-sn for The Washington Healdl

tNrI--el Tor Llc Washington he7a-l-I
A little street -'gauiu. his name iist Jim;
His life fur E -a-has- seems funny 90 liE-
He zones ercry II .--i-- and calls N uly doC--
say. wien y01re fro wid &c apple, save me de
ccrc-F
We are jolly sod comrsdes list ne and boy Jim;
therein
And listen with longing for that can at my door
Say. when ycu'rs et uD de a7ple. fro me de core
Little street rauin jim cannot rad cannot write.
But the lovIy sand of the boy keeps ssezirs Gods
light;
The -ter his playground. he lives neish5or 10 sin
But Tie angel CT love stays cI9sc by Eaa.ia JIM
His home crowded tenement. or the hot and dusty
street
But ever ae5 is -7a de square" and he keeps his
temper sweet.
While mos Of Us are visiting fer our coach and
four
All JIM asks Of God or man IS save ne de core
Little eamn jim walks vita ne an Lighrhsart
street
Where the mery birds are singing and we beat tiae
with our feet,
'.let bose ry lauEa. where tears staid before
Jim cane and ASKED ne % save hin d. core
sope dav IN 20 hone beyond Gods blue skies.
Where everything is on de square. Vhcre Eappi-
Ard II hear Jim's voios calling WHEN my host is
near the shore:
say. God egT ne de hun apple and saved you
ALLIE SHARPE BAIcH.
L95 Euclid street
The Washington herald., 1908-08-09
MORE WARRANTS ARE ASKED
Inspectors Want Center Market
Meat Dealers Arrested.
LunchroOm Proprietor and China
Also Are Accused

INSPECTORS J. r 1Iothershead and W
+. Hoover. OF the District health depart
-1elt. yesterday recommended that way
rants be issued Tor meat dealers who
conduct embellishments in The vicinity OF
Center Market II is understood that this
acton Is based on the failure o. the mer-
chants 10 properly screen. their products
from flies and other insects.
\ warrant is also 20 be obtained Tor
one Iunchroou proprietor in Thirteen
aud-a-aaIf street Il is said the pro
p-setor failed 20 heed the warning 70 com
ply with the regulations Of the health
Office
Similar action VIII be recommended FOR
the proprierors OF a Chinese restaurant in
PenEsylvauia avenue
During the inspection Of IulchroOUs in
that section BOUNDED by Fifth street New
Jersey avenue. North Capitol street, and
PeuusyIvania avenue. the inspectors IN
vesulea-e5 fOrty-f0ur Establishments and
issued twenty-five warnings
Dr. william c. Woodward, health OF
fcer yesterday recommended 20 CO-snls-
sloner West that the regulation requir-
ing the registration of laundrleS in the
District o. SO amended as 10 make the
maximum fine 81, instead Of providing
Tor q punishment by a fine Of not less
than So.
The Washington herald., 1908-08-09
SEES SYLVAN ACTORS PLAY.
Mrs. Roosevelt Takes Party to Nevy
York on SyIph.

York on SyIph-
New York. Aug. S.-Ers. Roosevelt. who
is much interested in the Ben Greet play
e-s. to-day made a special trip from
oyster Bay 70 see an opea-air perform
ance Of As You Like It" on SouthaeId.
Columbia University The party Ieft
Oyster Bay on the Sylph at 1870 in the
morning. and ran up the Hudson 10 the
Gould boat house. at I15th street. arriv-
ing there just short time before the
performance was 20 begin
At the boat house the university proc
tors. il their uniforms. were drawn up
as a sort Of quart OF honor Henry L
Norris. superintendent Of buildings and
grounds. represented the university. and
with Mr Greet was at the boat house.
The party declined 10 ride up the short
hill from Riverside Drive &c Broadway.
! special box was roped of under one
Of the trees for the Roosevelt party.
After the performance the party went
across 10 Earl Han. where 3Ir. Norris
and his mother served an informal tea.
The party returned 20 Oyster Bay at
O'Clock
with Mrs. Roosevelt were Kermit.
Quentin. and Archie. three Of her sons:
Mrs. Sheffield Cowles and Sheffield
COwles. Jr-: Margaret and Nicholas
Roosevelt. niece and nephew Of the Pres
ident; Capt Williams, Of the Sylph, and
Mrs. Williams.
The Washington herald., 1908-08-09

nence in the religious world. the presence
Of President Fallieres at the church would
be tolerated
The President VIII not be allowed to
participate in the prescribed prayers and
sacred rites. bat he may pray individu-
ally.
The Gaulois says further that the pri-
vacy Of the function because OF the
mourning Of NJ Lanes. will be accepted
as a pretext by the members OF the Cab
met and other officials for not attending
the church ceremony,
The Washington herald., 1908-08-09

Anne FaIlieres, daughter Of the President
Of the Republic. TO J J. E Lanes. the
Presidents secretary, which is TO take
place in the Church Of the Madeleine,
August 70. has raised the question wheth-
er OF not the President can participate
IN the ceremony, owing 70 the fact that
all French officials who were concerned
in the adoption OF the law providing for
the separation Of Church and State have
been communicated
According to the church organ, the eau
lois. the archbishop Of Paris, basing his
conclusion on one Of the acts of the
Council Of Trent, has decided that, IN so
The Washington herald., 1908-08-09
PETITION FOR HIGHER RATES.
Tradesmen in indianapolis Asked TO
Sign Request to Railroads.

Indianapolis. Ind. aug. S-L0caI trades
men. butchers. grocers. and dry goods
dealers. in all the sections Of the city
where railroad employees live. are being
solicited 10 sig1 petitions II the Inter
state Commerce Commission asking that
an increase OF 70 per cent in freight rates
be- permitted
Ire men who ask the tra5esuen 10 sign
these petitions are their patrons and
many have signed them feeling that they
'cOuIG not afford 90 offend their customers
In many other cities OF the State SINH
lar petitions are being circulated and all
the indications point 10 q regular cam
paign on the part OF the railroad com
pa1ies 10 show the Interstate Commerce
Commission that the merchants favor the
proposed Increase
The Washington herald., 1908-08-09
High WHEEL STIRS GOTHAM
0ld-style Bicycle Makes New York
ers Stare Hard.
White-whiskered Man Pilots Ma
chine Around Like an
Expert

New York, Aug ST the mythical Rip
Van WinkIe had suddenly come into being
aad promenaded through the city streets.
or the headless Hessian had been observed
in fun pursuit OF IChabod Crane. Broad
way could not have been more astounded
lhan Il was this morning at the sight Of
an old man with snow-white beard riding
one Of the high wheels which were in
fashion among bicycle riders two decades
The Washington herald., 1908-08-09
BE KIND.

Be kind 20 every Cne. you meet.
In cow-ry lane CT CITY street
By giving soul AID hear a treat
OF honest love 50 true and sweet
Be kind az morning. noon. and night.
With words q cheer intense and brlght;
As Father Tl1,e prolongs bis fight
For freedom and eterral riEht-
Be kind and good in vo-d and deed,
And ever plant the souLdest seed,
Without a rkcru OF a weed
And uan above The crown CT creed
BE kind 20 al the poor and weak.
And u0hly think and b-aTely speak
Tie words q truth from day % week.
sfu-r afa- like mountain peak
Washington. D. c. I0HN A JOYCE
The Washington herald., 1908-08-09
CRANK SCAREs MISS GOULD.
Man Follows Woman PhiIanthrODisi
While on Trip.

Kingston. y Y Aug S-Miss Helen
Gould. II was learned here to-day. bare
" escaped the unwelcome advances Of a
crank on her recent trip from Irvington-
on-the-Hudson 20 Roxbury-
The man followed Miss Gould 20 Rox-
bury. and was with difficulty driven away
by her chauffeur What his object was
IS not known but as Miss Gould is con
stantIy receiving requests for money il
Is supposed his intentions were TO forcs
a contribution
The Washington herald., 1908-08-09

last three DAYS he has beer. accompanied
hy an drauge-coIoreG dinoSaUr decorated
with purple whiskers. the same having
steadily refused 20 listen 70 his fearful
p-sadI1Es that Il depart. thought the
vision was as uusubsJautiaI as the dino
saur- He refused % be c0mforted- Plain
Iy the little gray man on the high wheel
did not belong TO the age Of automobiles
and trolley cars
The Washington herald., 1908-08-09
GIRLS BODY FOUND.
Bears Out story of Murder TO Get
Blood for yoOdOO Cure.

Havana. aug S-The body Of the little
girl, Luisa Nal6es. who was killed near
AIacranes. by negroes. who wished 70
obtain her heart and blood TO be used
as a cure FOR the mother of Valladeres.
a negro who was IL. has been found in
the place indicated by The negro Marin
in his confession
The discovery Of the body is considered
20 be proof o. the truth Of Narin's con
fessiOn.