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New-York tribune., 1909-10-10
TRINITY SCORES ONCE.
Vest Point Runs Up Serenteen
Points. Hozceuer. and Wins Easilu.
TRv Telegraph to The Tribune /

West Point. Oct. 9-Trinity succeeded in crossing
the Cadets goal line in the last half of the game
to-day after the Soldiers had been weakened by
substitutions. The final score was: Army Il.
Trinity, s. All of the Army's points were made in
the first period. Only once while the regular team
played were the visitors dangerous This was Just
before the first half ended RamsdeII crced Beach
and thirty-fve yards TO the Army's 5-yard line
before Spaiing doRned him
While the Army team composed OF substi-
tutes in the second half the plucky Trinity boys
earned their score by a series of well executed
plays. Getting the ball on the Army 3o-yard line
after twenty-five yard run by Cook they worked
the on-side kick and delayed pass for gains and
scored on perfect forward pass 10 Ramsdeu.
Bassford kicked the goal
Cooks running back of punts and Deans end
runs features that brought the crowd to their
feet. Gidersleeve's work at right end vas such
that after the first few attempts the Soldiers di-
rected their attack elsewhere
New-York tribune., 1909-10-10
BROUN IN FAST GAME.
Defeats AmherSt by Scoring Tsco
Touchdozcns in First Half.
IBy Telegraph to The Tribune.I

Providence, oct. 9.-Playing with plenty Of snap
and dash the Brown football eleven defeated Am
berst by the score of 10 to Andrews Field this
afternoon All the scoring done in the first
half and steady line bucking was largely responsi-
Bile for the two touchdowns. although the forward
pass and inside kick factors in the ground
gaining by the winning team
In the second half the home team was within
few yards Of scoring third time when an unsuc-
cessfuI attempt at a drop kick for goal was cev-
erly blocked by the visitors Brown used trio
Of substitutes. while Amherst put in four second
string
High was q tower Of strength for Brown, pIung-
ing through the Bay State teams line time after
time for good gains and making both touchdowns.
Captain Regnier everywhere and his tackling
and McKay's puntng features Of Browns
play.
Smith right guard on the Brown team had his
leg broken I'm the second half.
New-York tribune., 1909-10-10
CARLISLE INDIANS IN TIE GAME

Wilkes Barre. Penn. Oct. 9-Pennsylyania State
College and the Carlisle Indian eleven played a tie
game here to-day. the being 8 To 2 The
Indians scored in the first half on fortyyard run
by Houser for a touchdown, from which Tibbv
kicked goal. In the second half Smith carried
the ball for touchdown for State College
Vorhis tried for the goal, but failed Later Vorhs
kicked held goal and State looked like the victor
until on kick by Libby the ball rolled over States
goal line, and Vorhis. who got it. was downed by
Wauseks for safety. making the score tie
New-York tribune., 1909-10-10
QUAKERS GET A SCARE
Fail to Score against Vest Vr-
GINA Until Miller Goes In.

Philadelphia. Oct. 9-The University Of Pennsyl-
vania football team defeated West Virginia this
afternoon by a score Of y TO o. It not until
the minutes of play that Pennsylvania sue
ceeded in scoring. Previous this the Quakers
had been held for downs three times inside West
Vrgina's 10-yard line Once more the ball lost
a tumble the 5-yard line.
When Miller relieved Thayer at quarterback, late
in the second half. Pennsylvania started to
Milers first play. a forward pass 10 Marks. pro
duced touchdown. and he scored himself few
minutes later after a series Of brilliant runs.
New-York tribune., 1909-10-10
SYRACUSE. II: RoCHEsTER, o

Syracuse. Oct 9-CsiDE Yale line snas
methods. Syracuse defeated Rochester IN tns -
dium this afternoon by score OF II % O. RocH'
was weaker than expected. and practically u,
stitute team was used by syracuse IN me ss-'7
half
The defence of the hCme eleven was strcns
Rochester gained little sroUnd hy rushing
hing punts paved the way for TWO touchd'"~
FogE and Darby were the stars for syracuse
rho Ii0a-f,v, folfov-s-
New-York tribune., 1909-10-10
DARTMOUTH TEAM WINS.
Beats Bo1cdoin, Using Substitutes IN
Second Half.
n TeIegraph 10 The Trihnne |

Hanover n. H., Oct 9.-Dartmouth defeated
Bowdoin this afternoon Alumni Oval by a score
Of Is 10 The players suffered considerably from
the excessive heat, the thermometer on the field
registering less than So degrees
Dartmouth showed great Improvement in form,
but lost several hne chances to by not being
able to make one or two yards the final down
Dartmouth gave her substitutes chance in the
second half putting in almost a new team
New-York tribune., 1909-10-10
Results Of Football Games.

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New-York tribune., 1909-10-10
YALE CUBS. "a; ANpovsR. q

AnaoVeF, Mass. Oct 9-The Yale Freshmen de-
feated PhillipsAndover in q fast football game to
oaV Dy score OF iS 10 o The visitors scored two
touchoo"ns on good runs by Philbin while in the
second half Andover was forced back for safety
Andover then rallied, and the rest Of the game was
on Ysle's side of the field
New-York tribune., 1909-10-10
WORCESTER POLY, s: UNION. o.

Schenectady. y Y. Oct 9-Worcester Poly-
techniC Institute defeated Union College in a hard
fought football game here this afternoon by a
score Of TO Worcester scored in the last
three minutes of play, B Hallagan. left halfback,
going over for touchdown. The goal was kicked.
New-York tribune., 1909-10-10
The Iine-up follows
coMMERcIAL HIGH. Is: srUYvgsANT I

The Commercial High school football eleven d
feated the Stuyvesant High school On the formers
gridiron yesterday by d score Of Is 70
Irwin, of Commercial PLAYED good game 8
fulIhack. scoring two touchdovns
The Imam follow.
New-York tribune., 1909-10-10

TonchdoTns- Reifsnider Dalton. Goals from touch
Referee-Sharp. Yale Umpire-Taussig. Cornell Head
lnesman-L. Jenson. 4. s. y. Time of halves-TWentv
and fifteen minutes. "
substitutons-Cobb for Elmer. Tees for Zener Weems
for Brand Meyer for Wakeman. Vain for Peifsptdar
Wilson for Byrd, Battle for Wilson. Dalton FOR Rodes
Howell for Dalton. clay for Austin. Day for Richardson
New-York tribune., 1909-10-10

Observation-Disclosures. Miller Goals from touchdowns-
Braddock % Referee-Evans. Williams. Umpire-Poe
Princeton Field judse-WevmoUth. Yale Tiule-EIalve
OF twenty-five and twenty minutes each
New-York tribune., 1909-10-10

Touchdovns-M Murphy. Logan Howe Ds-,rz -
5ot- Goals froc touchdowns-4obhs s EsS-s.
Futz ct BTown CnlpIre-Afinds. % Penrsvvssis r5.s
tudg--Gtll andsr. OF Pennsylvania Tt1rs-5a,i-s..i
New-York tribune., 1909-10-10

ECoND RACE-Hsndicsp- for tv-o-y year-olds. $500
added Els fuilongs, straight. start good. Won
driving Time, l-l2. Winners. Prince Imperial, br.
b. Orlando -DiToletta. owner. r. + Little.
New-York tribune., 1909-10-10

dead heat Purse divided.
THIRD RAEF-JHE - RBOR Hill, cup STFEPI,F-
CHASE, for thTee-g ear-olds. 500 adj and r1in
valued a. 500. About two miles start good Won
driving Time 3.bSr6- Winner. ch. by t1rD5s-
Tsrpeia II Cotton. - ~
New-York tribune., 1909-10-10

"FflITT00IF
FOI RTH RACE-THE BELMONT PARK U,DGHr
FOR 4GB RACE: for three -yesr-olds nd t,n-asr5.
value 50 OOO Two miles a quarter. star 800
Won easily Time Ol. Winner, 81 bv Cl-ySSrl
Blue and white. Owner Montpelier stable
- - o.. Closing
&C q Oh book III 2 ? Mecsrthy.... ..' 40 40
added starter
FIFIH RAcE-selling. for tVo-year-olds. $500 added
Seven furiongE. main course. Start good dri,,
ing Time. l-27- Winner, ch. c. by Star ebooi-
Naooonia Owner, Il. J. Cromwell.
New-York tribune., 1909-10-10
The Turf.
cing--BeImOntP PARK
The Turf.

DAILY. SEPr- 18Th 10 Ut
Special trains direct % the course = CIV q 50
100 80 ION SATURDAYS only an scd'',on-. p,rs fisi
Fast sam 81 AZ lao retuEnins leaves bsi'-
before che last Face) -,sr
-rs,t,s go Fl,rbuss Avenue. Brooklyn i='N
1;sO. 1SO- ...f,r-ees-
subway trains 20 Brookyn--A -Atantic - - E.ooA =
nect dsect with trains eavlns Fla'q .., alress
trolley ears connect at Jamaica VIA t''
tn~ course.
New-York tribune., 1909-10-10

Mathews OMcCornich)- FulIback = T-sIsb
coal from heId-CunnnEham- Referee-Cari Marshall
Harvard. Cmpire-C 8 Williams. Pennsylvania Head
linesman--Feages, Princeton HaIves-Twenty minutes
New-York tribune., 1909-10-10

from neutrality-suspicious.. Grey Referee Souther and
Columbia. Umpire-McCarthy. Williams Field judge
O'Nel- Linesmen-Crcsby. Cornell, and Green. ohern
Time of halves-Twenty minutes
New-York tribune., 1909-10-10

Goal from feld-AllerdCe- Refree-Fiiridga Of Nichf
an Umpre-Ciiddings. Michigan Field judge Eenuev
iichisan- Head lnesmsn-Sullivan. Michigan Time OF
alves Twenty minutes.
New-York tribune., 1909-10-10
LuNeHI mggTs kIvIAI T0-OAN

Many events make UP the ProsFahllr .-,s
fall games or the IviSh-American Athie''' -.
which viii he hello on the clubs track a. Cst ss,t-
Park. LOng island city. this afternoon y inga
ure will be the meeting between Eielli' ',,s r1a
and Abel Il. kiviat in the twC-thtrds % a ''
New-York tribune., 1909-10-10

SIXTH RACE Selling for fOuF bids and upward
$500 added. One mile ana a quarter start poor
Time. 2-0a2k. br h
Falsetto Alvesect-Goden Rose. Owner. = p
New-York tribune., 1909-10-10

ARMY BEATS SQUADRON a At pow
West Point oct a-The West FONT caasls i.
teated squadron A. or New York, at polo mere
day by a score OF 70 =
New-York tribune., 1909-10-10
BELMoNT FARK Summaries.

FIRST RACE Handicap. FOR three year-olds and up-
ward $500 added one mile. start good Won
driving Time. Winner. bv Alan
Dsls-hffss Gussie owner r. q. Mcdowell.
New-York tribune., 1909-10-10

Smith. right guard on The Brown team had ms
leg broken I'm the second half.
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1909-04-02

a great religious revival h
gciae 81 "a Bmloa dnsing t W
moath. sni 81 o1s 81 80 msetaes 60
minister invited these Bte bad been
lsa6ihg 8 siafnl life % come Is tie frDnt
and BE- prayed FOR. Among those vino
accepted the invitation vas Fusct-
faced. white haired ga Iedy who looked
incapable 81 doing anything Wroag.
The minister noticed her and aaidi "Ny
dear sister. what have you BEEN doing
that you need % Be prayed fort" The
Old lady replied: u have been doing
nothing and en- tired Of It. want 70
help IN carrying on the work of Lord"
How many Of ~ n this world nlght
take q hint from the reply Of this wo.
man. We have been doing nothing
most Of our lives and Il ia about time
we are getting tired Of It -Selscted.
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1909-04-02

20 iGF - tle reap eIiIcnnfntcf rep
rssenisiiea a. &c Florida leGlrlatufs z
eonessned under ihs present e0not'iu.
tionsi provision il must BE- recognized
that TIE States lawmakezs win have E
task alulcst Impossible Of performances.
IN 1906. Whsn the law required thi,
rsappoEtioBment 70 b made. nothing
vas done. and TIE provision o. ne con.
stltulion limiting % one hundred tbe
number o. legislstors IL the upper and
lover houses combined was deliberately
set &c naught by the creation Of . new
county, st. Laeie, and giving Il q rep
sentative n the assembly, thus ineTeas-
ing the total 70 one hundred and one.
Il Il evident. therefore, that the pres
ent legislature is not q strictly eOnstitu-
tloBal body, Ice number being n excess
Of what Il should be.
Any attempt Ct reapportiOnment I'M
der the present status must, neeeasari-
", either iBhIct q wrong upon the more
pOpulOus sections Of the State BY re-
strieting their representation, or else,
By further Increasing the number Of
Legislators annul the basic law 10 a still
more dangerous extent.
Neither Of these alternatives IL right
Of proper. The only Wsy out Of the di.
lemma will be 70 submit 10 the people
an amendment 70 the constitution pro-
vidIDg q change Ii the present method
Of selecting senators and representa-
tives and q plan 10 increase their mum.
Der by legislative action when necessary
70 meet the requirements Of q growing
population.
The people Of Florida have given taeit
consent 10 the violation Of the eonstitu-
ton BY the increase Of the legislature
rendered necessary by the creation Of
Sc. Lueie county -for under the cOnsti-
tuition no county may exIst without one
But II 10 time to draw
a line and prevent any further infrae-
ton Of the basic law. Il should be
made clear 70 the legislature that there
shall bo no further addition to lie mem
bership until the constitution shall have
been amended 90 as % allow II. To At
tempt such an increase by the creation
Of new counties would clearly be illegal
and any enactment In that direction
would doubtless be vetoed BY the gOV-
srnOr.
County division, then, by the present
can scarcely be expected at
sny Of the points where Il is desired
unless preceded or accompanied by re-
apPortionment, which cannot be made
Justly Is things now are. And it looks
very much e. though the counties desir-
ng division must wait until the constl-
luton may be amended In q way to
squalizo representation IN the Iegisla-
.ure Pensacola Journal
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1909-04-02
THE WHOLE COUNTRY TALKS
AHOUT IT.

The initiatOry movement Of building
ssWdust roads IN Leon county has been
commented on by almost every paper IN
the State.
Mr. AverItt, who IL doing the work,
Is more favorably impressed with the
material than ever. He Is row engaged
In building q beautiful stretch Of road
near WOOdville. He received q letter
from Canada last week, making partic-
ular inquiry into his manner Of con.
strueting roads.
The following from the Jacksonville
Times-Union shows the wide comment
on the matter:
We noted recently experiments In
road making with sand and gaWduat IN
Leon county. The Technical World
Magazine for April gives an account Of
an experiment In rOad-making near
Princeton, MINI, where freshly cut
yellow clover and rye straw were mixed
with q sand base, the idea being 70 con-
vert the sand into q vegetable loan 50
that Il may be worked into q road.
''This highway" say the Magazine,
''has been Ia use six months and Is
highly praised BY the farmers who use
il. The yellow clover and rye were
planted on the Fight-of-Way, except for
3 driveway Of twenty feet. The rye
straw was cut and thrown on the send,
b be worked in BY passing teams and
the clover was cut several times during
the summer and also thrown on che
road. Sawdust was used on another
stretch Of road near Cambridge, MINI,
and worked into the sand In q similar
manner; this promised, IS it rOts, 10
make a lOamy road. These experiments
are interesting 70 Floridians. for this
State grows 9 great variety Of grasses
that can be used Tor that purpose In
districts where thes clov6rl viii not
grow. That experiment In Cambridge
differs from those IN Leon county only
Ia the difference Ia the bases--saDd In
one case, clay IN the other.
The road beds heretofore constructed
seem 70 improve with age, and the
Commissioners are likely to continue
the use Of sawdust Ia road construction.
pnOcl AHSTT0N N THT c0VRRNnR
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1909-04-02

Rev. Thoma s Williams provided
treat for his people last Friday evening
IN the form Of "a abs discourse de||V.
cred In the Methodist church bg f
Presiding Elder, Rev. u. W Me1f1.
who was Mr.. Williams guest for t
night. A g00dly number tnfned out So
see and hear the speaker, our pastor 1
BY gone years. The sermon. 80 thof,
oughly, practical was delivered 50 for
bly, as 20 rivet the attention Of epenl 10
children.
Revs. Moore and Williams went IS
Lloyd Saturday .. n. % hold querteIg
meeting, returning % Chairs YceleEs
day 3. 10. il the afternoon 8f. MQ1
left for bis Capital City homo.
Superintendent of Schools. Hr
ward 3. kppos, visited The school
Capltola (Aayo) yesterday, while h'
mother was the guest 81 Mrs B IA
Patterson.
Mlss Dell Stroman, the leacherof the
school &C Caplt0la. spent the interval
between kflQay p. m. and or1daIu On.
with her pNnke In Tallahassee
Mr.. and MrH. MoggoF, of IaiIa11
were guests q Mr. and MrN @
Patterson last Monday.
Ny Elto0 Patterson d ImpIoQi1r
rapidly with he broken limb tNat az
moor says Ne may leage his bed ~
week. Elten has been oHa 81 che
patient and cheerful au2oref1 W. 4
saw. and We hoDe that cat of hIs
ton may come 60 INN 11aI tI1E
ID. G. Chalro1 atto11oo Un1
Conference &C Lloyd Saturday.
Mrs. 1nipo1 and M|D 9o1Ia
Attended Quarterly Ha1Irn az
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1909-04-02

-~ ""
Mr.. r. p. Williams, the owner 81 lha
turpentins camp &C which Sheriff lang
st0n was 50 brutality murdered ~
butes the whole unf0rtunate affair
the use Of blind tiger whisksy. Uh|et
the negroes Of bis camp had in sono
way managed 10 obtain.
He says that ordinarily there & not
more laW-abiding sec % negroes IS
Florida. He has made c0nfd1nt0 aud
TRUSTEES Of many Of them. and has ne4t1
yet had one to betray bis trust unless
ne bad previously oiled Up On this Goal
stuff.
Mr.. William says that on tins dag
prior 70 the killing, two white men
were IN bis camp with q wagon, and IL
Is the presumption that from these Toe
negroes obtained the whiskey which
brutalized them and caused TIE hoe
bic tragedy. The gentleman eege chat
the appearances Of this blind tiger att1
IN bis camp has become 81 freQucat CO.
currence, recently, RefH much 80 b8
damage and inconVsnionee, and insists
that the officers first use their diligence
IN stopping this damnable pgactiCe
He Is very denunciat0fg 81 tno IEW-
less white men who are led of
traficing IN this element 81 bell, eN
says that IL che authori5ies % not
press Il be will be forced % taIt "a
law IN his own hands Tor self pfo
ton
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1909-04-02
PROCLAMATION ~ THE COVERHOR.


In the discharge Of bis duty, Mr. W.
n. Langst0n, Sheriff Of Leon county,
was, on March l9th, killed from the ef-
feet Of gun shot wound. The negro,
Mick Morris, charged with the murder,
was arrested In Georgia, March 18th,
and u now b jail.
Judge B. II. Palmer, Judge Of the
Third Judicial district, has been direct
Circuit Court, Ia and for Leon county,
commencing az 10 o'clock, q. m, Nom
day. April SD, Tor the purpose Of try
Ing the said Mick Morris.
There has been some talk Of lynchlng
All laW-abiding citizens viii atonee re-
eognIse the dIsgrace, e any such course
were pursued. The said Mick Morris
viii b given q prompt, fair eud impair
tial trial AZ 3 prisoner BE- win Be- pro-
tected He could not Be lynched with
cat the loss Of the lives ofgood, though
misgulded citlxena Should any enc.
through misguided seal, brinR dIscfedit
upon the laws 81 the state. the 4udI.
GARY and che Chief Executive, and dis
grace upon the countV ct L.eot, and t1s
Capital City, they yin b punlahed 10
TIE utmost. AZ preventive 81 aaeh,
therefore can upo1 Ell nU-nbltIrR cIli-
sens % assist TIE Sheriff 81 Ioo oNE11-
ton AZ he law, and ~ preg.ntlng any
unlawful octa.
iN TEsTINoEn Wansnog. I have
horounlo ogt mr hand
an c1n1 tie Great
Seal 81 tho State a 1e
fIhs Cl.sl 9ln1 EIIK4a e Ie'lal1ra.
49, - tk8 CapllnI ll|s To
ftfii6 1hgtIelh az 81 &agt
Af1N.I " Eu.C.
o11<ulf.
~ a. Co1rr ~
II. EftT fUH0
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1909-04-02

WhklV Advertisements are nos accepted
49, fa9te1 Cd ths aswtDnDer af a1y pre- OF
.Na4I az rcIfIf.cn1 ~ nIrenfl1l1neel. Not q
I|8 one 119 cFef appa1fod Ga h
Displayed a1gofflserlsnfe under two months
. cents ~ Ineh first insertion and i6 cents per
~. ll1 each Gnlaslugut Insertion. EiccfrOa and
o.1lf N1llNr ID Gents Per inch each Issue. No ad-
Nl1INlHf run after contract expires. Locals or
0.ecI orie1nt1 NanglhlnN intended f0f publicEs
lH n1fl b hanahd IN not later than Thursday
l1t A. neeelqe pgO1Dt httention.
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1909-04-02

One % the most Interesting and vaIu-
eble publications which has reached this
pllee - that Of the Mld.Winter edition
~ ~ Fort Myers Press. Il was Issued
81 book fern and l. calculated 10 do q
great amount Of good Cor that entire
section Of Ere state.
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1909-04-02

Since Sanford's wonderful success At
celery growing 3 great many towns are
seeking 70 become competitors, bat the
esiery eltY & likely 70 hold lta prestige
fog many years 70 come, even Il they
% grow fine eslsry IN Tallahassee.
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1909-04-02

a Ihomasvlllo man is suelng q rail.
read ior $4,000 Tor cutting on q part
81 be foot. That railroad will certainly
think Il had q close shave from hank.
ruptcy, when Il missed cutting Oh hS
whole lar.
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1909-04-02

Hartman has been notified by HE
physician that he must quit work. He
esrtalnly ought 70 be willing, since be is
la control Of shout half the railroads In
&c eounkry.
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1909-04-02

aias jefferson Bell, who looks 20
closely after the interest Of the Con.
fsdefate veterans. Il writing 10 the
Camps o. Confederate Veterans In Flor.
lls. e. Secretary Of the State Pension
Deasd, 10 ascertain what are their
wishes &c 70 amendments 10 the present
nla.a Pension Law.
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1909-04-02

~ The local merchants do not adver-
ilse, bow can they expect the people TO
patronlze them IN preference 10 the
nail order h0uses7
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1909-04-02
NEW ORpRR on THINGS.

What will happen next IN Washing.
toni Hardly has the mighty hunter
committed himself 10 the hckle care Of
the Atlantic bat the new adminlstra.
ton quietly announces that II Il deter
mined there shall be vigorous and In.
telligent prosecution Of ell offensel
against the antitrust law" that are
brought to the attention Of the Depart.
msnt Of Justice. Il IL q welcome re-
form when vigor takes the place Of
noise, and intelligence that Of unreasOn-
ing defamation, says the New York
World.
without more ado Mr.. Taft silently
drops The attempt 10 pervert The spell
ing Of English BY the bad example Of
the Executive. He writes . message
Of only 200 words 10 Congress on 90 I'm
portant a topic &c the tariff, without
dIgresslOns on any Of bic personal fads
and fancies. He abandons the agitation
% che race question h the South by
forcing negroes into oiiice against the
protest Of the majority Of the peoplsOf
tie communities directly affected. His
Secretary Of The Navy, after careful
consideration. hnds that the hssiy
scheme Of reorganizing the navy on The
Roosevelt plan Of consolidation h mel.
thor economical nor othsFWlse satiafae-
tory. he had already discovered that
the closing Of the Pensacola and New
Orleans Navy Yards was . blundsr and
n disregard of ths directions % Con-
gresa.
The New administration has beon h
ofIico only throo weeks. but much 81 its
tine and attention hes been required
foF reVlslna loose business methods, re-
tstabl|shlnR order and coIumon sense
end d'aoegdlng un8oond preeq1enla and
sudden 0hterDriee9 un0nrt1k1n FROM
'mpalss gnd neglestod fog ne aake ~
neu saprIcoa.
ee,rarrves~,raree-e-ee
ccvenor ollchsi1l's appsininenl 81
ounig oi0ct1 olmoH 1olIl aro cnlg
~ nIfnfY EeolatI1 eHNl|na con,
Iftr.a II Nt| H|. err|lR ~.
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1909-04-02

Tallahassee will soon hang out its
"Weleomep sign. Tampa Times
Taiiabsnsoe keeps the sign cOnSplcu.
ously oluplayed throughout the year.
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1909-04-02

Ii lsaald that Volpsla county Il 90
naxioun fer ne eleelion Of ]. =. Alsx.
sndsf q speaker Of ths house Of repre-.
reatatlVes that one hundred cltlsans will
ae q Tallahassee b work 70 hat par.
should 4 b necessary. II can.
lale and q citizen h 60 popular "a
s 4 issgident that be = also pop.
nI1 tlesuhors. AleEaadsr, however.
l H,roag compolitos 10 dsfoat. -
sIlla Aelsopolls.
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1909-04-02

The early mosquito has appeared 10
Tallahassee. The suthoriti9S might
vel employ means to rid the city Of
khss dangerous pest.
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1909-04-02

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