The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1909-10-27

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.M PENSACOLA AND q
.M PENSACCLIANS II
Don't You Think so9
The Pensacola Journal says that
Editor B. NJ Heckard is improving
the DunnellOn Advocate with each
editiOn--Ocala Banner.
Well Pleased With Trip.
W. a. BlOunt, of Pensacola, has re-
turned home after a visit to various
parts of the state, and expresses him
self we'll pleased at his prospects for
being elected United States senator
next year.-JacksOnviIIe Times Union
Think 1t Too High?
Two hundred and fifty dollars Is
the penalty in Pensacola for selling
liquor without a license, or that is AT
least what Judge BeggC imposes II
the criminal cOurt.-JacksOnville
Metropolis.
Nothing Small over Here.
The commissioners OF Escambia
county have adopted plans for Grim
inal court and jail building that, it is
estimated, will cost in he neighbOr-
hood of 800 000. Escambia seems
disposed to build for the futuTe-but
why so much money in a jail? Is It
a matter of civic pride, or necessity?
Jacksonville Times Union
TWO Outside Opinions.
The Knoxville Journal says: Pen
sacola, Florida, has joined the ranks
of cities which complain that officials
are not enforcing the laws as theF
should" The Journal is mistaken.
Pensacola has joined he ranks OF
cities which complain that officials
are enforcing the laws as they
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES times Union
Capt. o'Rrien's Fine Work.
Capt J. Ed O'Brien, of Pensacola,
has been elected president of the
American Bar Pilots Association for
the eighth consecutive time The
DiIOts appreciate the fine work Capt.
O'Brien has done in their behalf AM
in honoring him they honor them
eIves.-Jacksonville Times Union.
Should Initiate Escambia-
The officials OF ESCambia county are
hot on the trail of wOuldbe taX-dodS-
ers of the wealthy class. 'Tis time
other counties were taking notice and
acting cordingly.-Palatha Times
Herald.
Pensacola BreWton Ball.
The Pensacola Classical School and
the Brewton Collegiate Institute play
ed a hard, fast game Of football at
the ball park Saturday. The final
score was 10 to in favor Of the IN
stitute boys. rushing game was
used by the victOrs who plowed
through the Pensacola line repeated
". Sam O'Bannon and Charles Rob
bins were the stars.-BTewton tAla.l
Pine Belt News.
No Lack of Boosting.
If the Tri-CoUnty Fair fails it won't
be for lack of boosting by the Pensa-
cola papers. May the good work sue
ceed.-Milligan Sun.
No Doubt About II.
The Tri-COunty Fair will be held at
Pensacola Nov. 9-12, which leaves a
| little less than a month intervening.
This fair means much, not only TO the
three counties most directly concern
| ed, but to the large section OF Florida
| and Alabama adjacent. Pensacola has
made wonderful growth in the past
| few years and according TO the best
| of our belief she hasn't even stripped
/ for the fight yet. AS Pensacola grows
and prospers, the territory adjoining
| is bound to do Observation-Disclosures
| Herald
| Square Deal to All.
In denial Of rumors to the effect
| that exhibits - the Tri-County Fair
would be carelessly handled, when
such were sent in previous to the
| opening of the promising event, the
management states: That all exhibits
| for the Tri-County Fair will be re-
/ ceipted for, given the best of atten-
/ ton and returned to exhibitor after
| the fair is at an end.-Foley CAla.)
OnlOOker.
| All Should Attend.
! The dates for the beginning of the
| Tri-County Fair at Pensacola is Nov.
| 9Th to 18th. This promises to be one
/ of the very best and most up-tO-date
events ever pulled of in the state of
| Florida Many of our citizens will
! doubtless take advantage OF the low
rates offered and visit not only the
| fair but the growing city on the gulf.
I-Pepsa cola.-Florala, (Ala-) News.
| Lay On. MoDuffl
Tho newspapers of Florida are all
prospecting. The Barlow CoUTieF-In-
| formant has just added a Mergen-
thaler linotype machine to its well
equipped office. This viii give Editor
! Law opportunity TO speak Latin to
! Brother Tyler of The Pensacola Jour
nal with a celebrity that will astOnish
| the natives.-Tampa Tribune.
No SpasmS, Brother.
Pensacola is just now in the thrOes
OF a fanatical reform spasm. These
movements rarely result in peTman ent
good. There is usually a reaction
which brings about conditions more
Objectionable than those which ex-
it'd tho rof0r-7,,ar S -TarnOa TimaS