Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1908-06-27
SATURDAY, JUNE 81, 1908.

Bill Taft is s'big bluff and Jim Sherman is
stslick duck'' so they say If they hook the Ne
6nskan up with "a bunch of money" we may be
sSae te ssJoe Brown" the whole Republican
push" in November.
An Atlanta woman has applied for divorce
ia the custody. of her children, alleging that
- husband made her. split cord wood four feet
ne with dull axe while he lay in bed TAX
is the luxury of his morning nap. She is as much
titled to divorce and the children as her hus-
md is to the tar and the feathers
Yes, Pauline, there are men in Georgia who
spe for the RETURN Of the saloon but they are in
nority. The minority is SO hopeless that all the
Nncy the brewers and distillers have to spare
mot accomplish the change, unless the preach
j 70 to sleep and we hardly think they will The
men aud children of the present gen GRAFTON in
NprEia are reasonably safe from the rum devil.
3s's one hundred and ninety miles between Fitz.
lid and Atlanta, and the editor of the Enter
ahe was just that far away from the state con-
sion in southerly direction, faced to the South
~ 10 move on moments notice. The first
- convention we've missed since we assisted
he nomination of Henry ID. Mcdaniel
r. S--We fully intend to be in the next con-
4 lion with full credentials
A bill has been introduced in the house Of
Rescntatives making it a misdemeanOr for any
d % enter . house without the permission of the
Iher or tenant Ofcourse the bill is designed to
-
krcpAss In it's application of course the cas-
visitor will run no risk. We are not sure, but
it's a good law. 1t is often difficult to
igsh thieves and malicious intruders who are de.
I'd before they commit the intended crime.
s Let the warehouse men of Fitzgerald get to-
Mcr and set price on the first bale of cotton.
che price high enough to attract the cotton. All
eperald is interested in cotton receipts
lch liz one Of the greatest fatOrs in the city's
hmerce Let theincrease of 1908 be the great
Df any year in our history. It can be done
Nv by showing the farmers that we intend to pay
"a q good price'for their cotton. It is always
Wholesome to get up a premium price after the
BON comes TO town. We want to see the first
bring at least twenty I've cents per pound
Che business men can easily arrange it if they
start in time.
So ~"~''
The Fitzgerald Enterprise, one of those pa
Dm that thought the "tJoe Brown prosperity"
IS oil joke, makes this candid statement,
&Owing how it was mistaken. "The Central
WalEoad shops at Savannah, and all over that
sbem started up on, full time Wednesday
bsning, which, means "a hours instead of 40
week. The change is direct result of
nomination of Mr.. Brown. "-Hawkins-
lie Dispatch.
We cannot admit thatwe were mistaken, altho
lily love to do that whenever the occasion
We believe that the nomination of Mr. Brown
che result as stated above, and that it was
OF the programs aSstated before the election
anly NO other reason is yet apparent for the
INCREASING the hours.
BnatOr Camp in vigorously opposing the in
Of the salaries of the Supreme Court Judges
oO0 used the Itmarkable statement, that
ID would taIaa the job at the present salary"
not know but that the salaries of the judges
~atc ample Indeed we do not know at this
mAwhat the salary is and it doesn't matter
6 sas What we have to Say-Of Senator Camps
MeKt
MT It astounding that senator chosen to
emf three or four Georgia counties in the
. and most dignifed deliberative body in
se should adopt such an argument
nowing Senator Camp to be man ofintelli
md of honor we take it that the remark was
an unguarded moment. It's an argument
ed by men of less ability than the SENATOR
Dd with. It is purile.