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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-02
Files Declaration Of Candidacy for MayOraly Nomina-
bon oa Cily Party licket--AciiOn Comes as Surprise
Owing to His Refusal TO Run for Council.

A REV element Of interest Vas
ihis<,ed into the magoralty Eitua
roa this morning. Nhen Matther
Dow. tie contractor. filed a deeiara
fion q his candidacy against MafoF
Moore for the seattle city party
romlaation for the effice. MF paH
vas = candidate Tor The nomination
ssAlast NJ. Moore IN the municipal
e~nsFHhip Convention o. two years
ago. and sas BY that convention.
neninzssd fog The offlce % com
Gilman a. large. uniy % b. defeat
ID By about i.z0e plurality fle =
Recognized By leaders % The nou.
partisan movement a. loyal 70 the
srinciples which that movement
@tEfneiIy REPRESENTED.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-02

men we can. and viii pay according
20 ability.
We Will allow no outside party
10 dictate 10 as in running our
business
We will make no agreement win
anyone but our own employees In
diyidualfy.
Any etnploye not willing TO work
under above conditions is requested
10 turn over TO his foreman all tho
firms tools In his possession net
later than the afternoon of Decem-
Der 81. 1908. and caIl 81 the Office
between banking hnurs for bis ware
pay that may be due him and thus
make room for other woFkingmen.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-02
10y United Prsss.)

ST. JOHNS. n. s.. jan. 2-The
Canadian Pacificliner Mount Royal
!. nov rs days overdue from Ant
werp and great anxiety is felt for
the safety OF the big passenger yes.
sci. The Mount Royal carried 400
passengers. Captain Purcell Is In
command Heavy storms in north
crn Atlantic and unusually large
number OF ice berss and floes are
off the coast this year and add 10
the fear that the vessels non.
arrival Kay be the first lntmation
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-02
City and County Authorities COwe--Urgent Request
Sent for Federal Troops.

icct It's property aud the lives Of
lie employees AZ all costs. and plac
ins no reliance upon the municipal
aud county authorities. the tractioa
company armed 100 OF the strike.
breakers With rifles aud placed
them AZ vantage points about the
building When the mob came into
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-02
LABOR DELEGATE Is
BONE OF CONTENTION

PORTLAND. ore Jan. &c r.
Radding. who Was arreated as an
aeeompilce In the alleged attempt
20 hiaekinAil Mayor Harry Lane
last fall. viii 30 a. a delegate from
the Painters Union. No. 10. Of this
city to the convention Of the state
Federation uf Labor 81 Astoria.
which eonvcnes next Monday The
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-02

.s.p ,he profit On labor for
..,ea h soes no, pay ia che object
80 sleser scheme behind a deeey
..,.,,,ssment 10 the classified
,..,,,..s q he rost iniclliseneer
rs G A. Gasuas
r.x .oms days. recently this ad
,.,,..snent ran. insiilng A car.
s..s.rs and iahorers who desired
az yssrs ~ogk a Union vases
! e.mmunicais With NJ Hale, Lock
n, m. seattle wash.
o. - answered the advertise.
- So referred = { A Comas.
~ r.,lau. la 81. Caillng there the
$3.50. - f,r wcfk ~as introduced
- ~ novel scheme 70 make money
for NJ Goaas.
sa Flns ssheu'e.
rvta.nily Mr. Gomaa does not
A.r.xe that the opportunity %
rste saiek and eAsY money has
s-,ssel9 uassed auax All that Is
,.csssarg i scheme o. make
.cshi.x aad this Is the scheme
49, NJ (iouas has evolved.
According 10 az aiiuFtnE pfosrsse.
90 NJ Gonas has aecurcd lao
,~res Aanexhere IN the wilderness
,crtk q seaiiie which. IN the pros.
s.rtns. h calls North Seattle
Ia he prospectus i i a TYPICAL
hom tesn. Electric liEhis fash
All hefxesn the tres. cement side
mas have spruas cut 81 the
rrouus and schools ard churches
s~ Faplaly approaehing n the dis
lance These things may all come
srne. If enough msa can D. So.
carea 70 w0rk for NJ GomAs for
rofkinx
10 a.. an thai tss been done
Il 10 Plat the lee aefcs In lots.
which are priced II from ti,tea to
Sasee To ssli and improve these
his. ar. cornas h4s q beautiful
r.aa. NJ. Comss Siii part vita
,hese lots to tn eafReHtef or labor.
es deslrlnx a horse Tor sioe cash
eoxn and 100 DAYS labor a. a first
payment and SIS per month there
after. antil the purchase price Is
paid
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-02
INV United Press.

WASHINGTON. Jan. 2 Robert
+. owen. United states senator
from Oklahoma. has been under
investigation BY the interior d@
paftment and as result Secretary
Garfield proposes 20 institute a suit
In the federal courts 20 cancel GER
tain deeds held by the senator In
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-02

Tie following ssssemeu, vas a..
to- issusa b. 1sres yBrs,py and G.
l.. Fey. repfsssatiaa tho buildiug
T'rA6es ssa mbly:
ON tho gsfh day ~ sarch. 1907
re Nsstr esiiidsrn' sss.s sttpn
thse.ss its e1usltfsss. composed Of
Isehn Hattie. e - B.xsis sus ssurY
lsess.e entere.d into a. ssr.emsot
9Th me Buiidiss Trades assembly
70 cover ssxsa condltsss and
a.sirs for he .ssiod lsta-sn Msreh
.. 1907. 10 Judy 81, 1893 This
agreement sslnsalned q provision
ibai ne committees ~ The Master
piidefs and the Hiidins Trades
assembly ms.s again On March !.
! ss. o. reg.iate The wages or any
e,neF matters tha, might come up
a. iha, time.
Covered All ersnehee.
This anrermcnt covered al
branches Of work which came g.
fe.tiy under The control Of the
builder and has ss-en held sacred
- The Rsiiding Trades werkmen OF
tots CITY. So far as We know. every
contractor Who has anf honor and
re welfare pf Seattle at heart IN
.euds Ia i've within the terms of
the agreement
T~o members Of the Master
Bsiiders association have violated
10 agreement. and IN these cases
she differences could have been ad.
.usfed II the individuals had shown
nc proper spirit IN the matter.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-02
GENERAL STRIKE EXPECTED


yiolaiioG Il II alleged. OF the law
Two inspectors we're sent 20 OKLA.
homa to establish the facts In con.
nsetion with Owens acquisition Of
1000 acres Of land situated In the
richest section OF the new state
Owen asserts IN acquiring the lands
he aid absolutely nothing unlaw.
fui
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-02
RETURNS FaoM CALIFORNIA.

Deputy Collector Ross Chestnut.
in charge of the local United States
custom house. bss ts, erasiE From
a holiday trip "a 7sorsh4rn Cali.
fornia q o. 9
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-02
CAN'T NOTIFY TUGS

Capt. +. NJ. Munger of the United
States revenue service has written
Q letter to Secretary landell eft
the Chamh9f of Commerce in re.
gard 70 . temporary ltfe saving tug
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-02
Men Ask Increase N Wage Scale and Open Shop
Mtice Is Posted Building Trades Assembly Charge
"a Breach Of Agreement.

where % men q,h' work. ysid that
hts men made "A demand for IN.
creased pay. as follows
Apprentices. 81 10 fi5o.
Helpers. $3.50 10 g..
Mechaaixs. $3.50 to -
Thsss s'smes apply ~ al shops
and are the minimum to be- pAtG VI
each cBss For work done out
eide the shof,s mechanics we're 70
get ~ co. etaht hours. With -
,isusi rees.ist.ye ess,ise IS 10 oser.
time, etc.
coas6 Nied csmes.s.
NJ kmeuaep telw claims thoe
ersp unda, ttse wages Of Lost ytOt
III REQ lasse coo oprs. veal 10 east
cfn Csrsses o~-1sGss Local hrns
could no. csnooycS
500 sp,ou cusen are t@sue hiosa as
.sa 80 thes $40 ipe plesed 40. fhe
tspsses esy thai tas, vial bot d.
srtnioats IN tie oiria& o. ns<e u
the Old emeloyeS "sot - retufo.
II II sac taat six OF tae aen ~
the seattle lroe 4 Wire Works and
two or three az the Artistic plant
returned to york esfiaS The fore
noon
over ESQ mechanics Of oil classes
lad been feGstsre6 u the building
Exchange up to noon today, afio
many were gwen employment W
open jobs. ~ Grcst Gas the crlo0
OF men aeskips wor& thst II sso
10, Wesl b,e scs oecretAfy 6&nssu,s
~ ne erekaasc "a a,sns TO ssy
c,be, buslne.s. The fes s,Fsssu1
only began YESTERDAY uSosusoa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-02
SHOT AND
KILLED
ny unl,.a Prss.l

sAMARA. AiaaxAs Jan 2--Chiei
ffnhroff. @af the provincial gen
a Armie, was shot and instantly
kiilai In a erowded street hSs 10.
az. . yiotl0 u a. vengeance OF
80 70 ropsis. e'Asss as.eef he lad
ekeitcl
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-02
BIG PASSEN0ER STEAMER
IS BELIEVED LOST
Has -Four Hundred Passengers Aboad--Nsw Twesy
Five Days Overdue Crossing the Atlantic.

Of one OF the most serious disas.
tiers 20 the Atlantic passengers
since the illsssted Elbe plunged In.
20 the depths of the Irish Sea-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-02

u.,wocn m ami 900 tnen waIL.d
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-. ''.+9i1s - ,t,. -,
- 80, - asaa.t,.. - =, 49, ', -, O..
- -, a. .s.@.,,sa.s -" :
-. IL ,,aitsa''' IT, 80 isa.s - 80.
-, ,',,,',a.sfss e., l - 49,.
- p,,,S igs -. r. 80 $500 49, -
sa 80
- g. i l@,.1' -. A, g.. .,.t.o1 49,.
., - -.
- ,at,1- -, -. K,
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-02
Uses DECOY It'd
CATCH SUCKERS
To DISSOLVE U. P.-s. p.
(sy United Prsss)

= OMAHA, Neh.. Jan. a I
4 While not officially announced.
4 Il is understood By we'll In. I
q formed persons IN Omaha that 4
= Attorney General honapafte =
4 has decided "a hegln within a 4
4 month suit In the federal 4
a court in this city 20 dissolve 4
q the Union Pacific. Southern Pa 4
4 cifie combination Just what 4
4 date the suit Will be- filed II 4
q unknown. but high authority 4
4 today stated that Il was e8. 4
q peeted within the present I
4 month. Z
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-02
BANK cLEAR1Nes.


The average weight Of tine British
ealmon is eight pounds.
An orange TREE has been known
10 produce $4,000 oranges at one
leron,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-02
Advertisement for Carpenters and Laborers Proves 10
Ra Scheme to Boom New Iownsite--Prospectus
ka Work Of Art. 0

The 400 down viii probably so
far toward rclmhurning Mr. Gomaa
Tor his outlay ca the purchase
price. Tho 100 days labor. devoted
Ca clearing np and Improving the
town slte. will be that much In.
vested Tor the general benefit. en-
HANGING the value Of all the prop
erty Perhaps. hy the time the
home maker finished paying for his
property. II might be worth the
purchase price, In any event. Mr.
GomRa would be- largely the gamer.
According TO the prospectus. tho
homeaeeker who locates la North
Seattle Niil enjoy a 4.cent fare rata
on the street cars TO iosier way
Ia conversation. however. MIR
Gomaa admitted that North Seattle
IL 10 miles out and thar the In.
terurhan. near which Il IL located.
charges a 20eout fare at present.
and IA additional fare OF 8 cents
o. exactcd BY the Seattle Electric
company to land the passenger
down town. The teent fare. along
with tie esireets. schools aud
churches. are dreams OF the ~.
ture embodied Ia the prospectus.
Water Not Apparent
And likewise. the abundant water
featured in the prospectus. IL Dot
apparent on the surfaee. Mr.. Gemas
says that ne IL certain that II will
b. found AZ depth u $50 fuct.
aud that he IL eoinK 20 take
man out there next sunday to TAP
it
The paved streets. cement side
walks. residences. schools and
churches are 10 come when Mr.
Gomas can get enough homcaeekrra
70 donate fo0 daya labor each %
carry out this Wofk
Apparently Mr. Gomaa il man
Of double personality. for Il VAS TN.
possible tn find Mr. Hale. whose
name waa signed ~ the advertise.
mcnt 0omas says that Hale works
FOR him. has worked Tor him for
a very long time. bat az present
o. in California. whefc Mr. GomAs
expects tn sell another tract % land
a. soon as North Seattle Is dla.
posed Of
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-02

Tor Capt Flattery for the next three
months.
Cnpt Munger says that the rtvVs
enue service has two vessels -
the sound ready for such duty, lot
that the difficulty with them =
thar there is at present no meao
of notifying the tuss WREN disasters
.oecnr
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-02
200 MEN WALK OUT OF !.
ORNAMENTAL WORKS
ANYONE BUT MOORE.

= ANYONE BUT MOORE. =
= THE Liquor Dealers asaoeia. .
4 ton has not as yet taken any d
y active part In the municipal 4
q campaign and probably will =
4 not DO q" said James Nor =
= fiHon, former president ef =
4 that organization this mornie0. =
= "As ! view the contest per q
4 so0@,ly. however" continued =
4 M Morrison. "any man the =
= republicans nominsss aaains, \
a Mayor Moore utD 6s elected. =
. The saloon men realize 4
= thAtaDthey couldn't be any =
4 worse off with any other man q
. than Moore In the offls<. and .
= any eSras might be o. the Z
q better, The present admins =
q tration has about gone the q
q limit In the partiality display. =
= ed by II in the enforcement Of A
= the law aasins, the saloon In =
. tsreNs" =
. 4 a a A, - = a A A 4 . q = a 4
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-02

Four hundred millions Of sardlnea
are taken yeMiY off English coasts.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-09-09
PLENTY or TIME.

Apropos OF the high esteem In
which Governor Johnson OF Minnesota
Is held by his constituents story IL
going the rounds Of one OF the Danes,
Poles or scandinavians who inhabit
that State,
Yes" he said, Johnson bane a great
man. He heap a bigger than your
George a. Wash. and al IA rest
But when asked II he was thought
TO be a greater man than Jesus Christ,
he obviously scratched hiA head and
replied. Wen, 70 see, johnson he
bane young man YETI
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-09-09

The best thing the Republican party
has had for the money IN long
time, says The Jacksonville Florldlan.
II Secretary OF Agriculture Wilson,
His office has been elevated from a
mere slnecure TO the most useful ad.
janet o. the government Ills latest
move IS 20 domesticate the deer and
ranches FOR this purpose are TO be in.
troduced ID Florida and other South.
orn States venison IL a decided i'm.
proyement on sheep or goat. and its
raising could easily be made profit.
able.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-09-09
TnE srArE coNvlcTs.


The Ocala star has the following 70
say regarding the farm hospital which
is maintained IN. that county by the
lessees Of the state conyicts, Rawis
& Co.:
1--WE took run with DR.. Bitch t.
the Marion Farm Hospital this morn
ing and found les inmates, twenty-five
in number. doing we'll Those who
are able to work are assisting on
the farm and helping Mr.. Hewitt, the
manager, to make hay, OF which he
has baled ESQ bales with more to fol
low. There are six patients in the
hospital able to be about, but physi-
caliy unable to do any hard work and
are under the doctors care. One is
negro preacher, Methodist, suf-
fering greatly with sore eyes; another
negro suffering with rheumatism; q
third white man, who was sentenced
for shooting Mr.. Polk near MorrIston
several years ago, who is suffering
from a broken leg received in mining
camp; another. Mr. Riley who got
into trouble and bad whiskey and got
in with the gang of three men who
blew open the safe OF the Green Cove
Springs Bank this coming January
two years. They got $1,7OO and had
got away eight miles from the place
when they were overtaken and cap.
tured, one OF the gang, Bolten, be-
ing shot in the back and head, from
which paralysis ensued and made him
speechless. The other white inmate
OF the hospital is one they call Daddy
because of his years and hailed from
Tampa. His term OF service win end
shortly. All OF these prisoners only
had words OF commentator Tor the
camps they had been in. Say treat
ment was all they had a right to ex-
rect; that iffconvicts did their duty
and obeyed the rules Of the camp they
we're not harshly or unf Wy treated.
The grounds and interic :, the camp
are kept IN a perfect sanitary condi-
tion and Captain Miller in charge
knows his duties and performs them
in a considerate and kindly manner
We cannot see how the States UNI
fortunates could be more humanely
treated"
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-09-09

According 20 q decision by the Inter.
state Commerce Commission, says The
Arcadia News, shippers may combine
small quantities Of freight OF various
ownership, either by arrangement
among themselves or through the
medium o. a forwarding agency, and
ship the combined lot az the relative.
Nv lower rates applicable 10 large ship
ments, The commission decided IN
favor o. the smaller shiapers upon
che ground that the ownership OF prop.
erty rendered for shipment cannot bc
made test as 20 applicability OF q
carriers rates The Interstate Com
meree law forbIds discrimination be-
tween shippers. and the fact that one
shipper tenders a "bnlked shipment
made mp OF property % various owner
ship consolidated before delivery q
the carrier will not justify the ear
yler IN making different chargc than
for shipment o. similar characteT
rendered by shipper who Il also the
owner,
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-09-09
WIN Interest Many.

Every person should know that good
health Is impossible II the kidneys are
deranged. Foley's Kidney Remedy
win cure kidney and bladder disease
In every form. and win build up and
strengthen these organs SO they will
perform their functions properly, No
danger OF HFights disease or dia-
betes II Foiey's Kidney Remedy Is
taken IN time J. w. McColIum & Co.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-09-09
scAooL sAvINes aANK sYsTNM.

The proposed Introduction Of she
school savings bank system in Pensa'
cola schools through the efforts Of the
School Improvement Association IS am
other step forward In the good work
this organization has been accredited
with since il was formed last winter.
The school savings bank system will
find many, many advocates. and few,
IL any, directors, when the plan is
fully understood by the public. The
writer witnessed the institution OF the
system in the schools OF large city.
and the results we're amazingly salts
factory. The system was introduced
in that city Ave or six years ago
About a year ago the writer had oc-
casion to investigate It's growth. An
investigation showed that out Of an
enrolment Of thousands OF children,
only about two and one-half per cent
had failed to take advantage Of the
opportunity to save a portion Of their
weekly allowance,
One instance was cited where lad
in the fifth grade there are but seven
grades in ward schools) had begun to
save when the system was first ln-
augurated AT that time his people
were in comfortable circumstances
and he was given a liberal allowance.
He saved the greater part of 1t. At
the time Of entering his third year
In high school. through reverses, IL
was thought he could not continue.
The savings OF the years previous
came TO his assistance, and this. to-
gether with the sums he earned by
working after school hours, enabled
him to continue and finish high
school,
This Is but one illustration OF the
practical side OF the school savings
bank. The greater benefit, however.
Mes N the lesson. practically taught,
to save II a child aged ten years is
bAfNh ANh NTAtn ~ WFth tOH fHHtuNlUf
money and Is taught to save one cent
Of II, then that child viii probably
save tenth Of his income IN later
life.
II should not. however. be compul-
sorry, for II a child. before it's under
standing is matured, be given GER
tain sum and then be compelled to
put aside a portion OF It. he learns to
believe that he has not been fairly
treated. Let him be taught the earn.
Ing power Of idle money, by the &C
cumula,ion Of interest. and see with
bis own eyes the benefits OF money
saved and he WIN profit by II largely
The school savings bank proposed
by the School Improvement Associa-
tIon deserves the hearty support OF
every person interested IN children.
and The Journal hopes that II viii be
carried TO successful elimination. -
Pensacola journal
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-09-09

A thorough investigation OF the Flor.
ida orange crop by the stan CORE.
spondent OF The New York Packer
demonstrates that the present crop
n very uneven. some groves being
loaded with fruit. while others are
very shy, scarcely half a crop being
In sight. Notwithstanding this condi.
ton the growers are not being offer,
"a fair prices for the fruit on the
trees
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-09-09
NOVICE or APPLICATION FOR TAI
DEED UNDER SECTION OF cHAPTEF
asse. LAWS OF FLORIDA.

Notice IA hereby given shat Lottie X Pet
ruuer A. Bruce ZetroueF Mabel " Xetroucr.
r. Guy Xetrouer. Mardie r. Zetrcuer, NJ, Hazel
zstfOueg, andrew 7. Ectf0ueE d Bert Get
Zetrou0g. as heirs ~ Albert IT. Ietrouer.
purchasers OF Tax Certificate No. ~
dated she e3rd day 0f May, 1873, has died
SAID certificate IN my once, and has made ap-
picMtion for tax deed 70 ISSUE IN accordance
with law. said certificate embraces the fol-
lowing described property situated Ia AlachnA
county. Florida, toWit
All except VS. OF Nwk sec. IS, To. TO- 5.
VI 10 u -a6O acres
The said land being assessed AZ the date %
lhe ISSUANCE % such certificate 10 the name o.
D. " r. Johnston
Unless said certiacate shall be redeemed 40.
eOrding 20 law, tan deed will issue thereon 90
the iOth day OF October. A. ID 1908
witness my ofticlal signature ard seal sbts
the SIN day VI september, a, u. incs
n. n. WIESQES,
"a Clerk Circuits coers Alaehua Co. Ffa.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-09-09

The action Vt the nar Association
Of America IN advocating loglsAtlou
that win prevent courts % appeal from
deciding cases upon purely technical
grounds win meet che hearty approval
OF the great massee OF the people
Such a law WAS strongly advocated by
the lameniea ludge Thomas y King
Cor many years the nresldlnS Judge
az this circuit ard BIN drawn By
him on this very subject was intro
anced IA the Florida House OF Reprc.
sep,atlves during the sesslon ~ 1895
ny tho editor ~ The san, but n VAS
promptly sst down npon ~ the iual,
clary committee 81 that body. as have
ail efforts IN that direction hy mem,
bers ~ either hranch a the t.eglsAa.
tnrN such law would materially
effect me business % certain class
OF lawyers and Il wnl require sirenW,
oas efforts on the part 81 she better
class % the profession 70 get such =
iAw on the statute books
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-09-09

The Mikado wants to know what our
fleets are doing so near Japan. AS
we are giving a free exhibition to the
other nations, to their great entertain.
ment and delight, we shouldn't like
any particular one to feel slighted
The Mikndo can rest assured that our
intentions are not only honorable, but
also highly pacific.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-09-09

Rev. s. b. Rogers protest in this
issue OF The Sun against the use OF
q certain text book in state examina-
lions Of teachers Is timely, end Will
meet the approval OF the public. The
use Of such text book certainly
must have been an oversight, and IFS
further use should not be tolerated.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-09-09

"Constancy 10 purpose" In advertising
~ the purpose is right in the begin
ning--wilI make the smallest success
germ grow up to full size unfailingly.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-09-09

When you decide that your wife
needs a little rest use a want ad. and
advertise for a servant.