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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-12
LANDSCAPE MAN 70
UP AGAINSTET NOW

HOluieiy necessary 20 Mr. Dnwson'a
plan for beauiifsfnR Puget circle.
Ito has five Of them. but five ara NJ
good as none ut All lie must havs
10 more, o. Puget circle viii look
like "a chunk out Of Benton county
before they turned tho water 0H
So naKor n be for them that he
a. willing 20 pay the owners price
Tor adult plants. with the agreement
that he VIII remove such plants rs
are sold him ana return then IN as
good condition at the End Of the fair.
In the meantime ho will fiil the hole
he takes thom out ~ with another
plant that viii bloom as brightly
only maturod plants ara desired.
for they must bloom this year 70
Dc afferllNe.
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A..Y.P. OFFICIAL GARDENER 10
SAY TEN ABLE BODIED
HYpRANoUA8.

For the first time since tho initial
exposition stock issue WAS ia one
day qversuhseribod 90 the tune Of
100000. Seattle has failed 10 make
good on call made upon "a on be.
half Of the blg fair When money
was asked for. q looked az N some
ono had blown up n mint When
HvraniumH were demanded, the
streets ana ways of the grounds
ran rcd with Thorn. bat when James
y Dawson. who IL lRndscaping tho
grounds. shouted Il from tho house
tops that hs WAS shy 10 fun grown
and ahiobodisd hydrangenH, every
one stuck around tho house aud re-
fused 10 hydranRe.
hydrangeaH. 10 ~ them. are abb
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time. Money was scarce, and he
thought he would he able 90 repny
that taken from the lodge Ito was
unable 60 repay the money ana
when new Officers were elected, G, l..
Wiilia an officer OF the lodge aworc
out a warrant
Deputy sheriff Mark Freeman.
who Investigated the case. says that
Mcdonald has a good reputation.
ilia father e. fish dealer on Heiia
ruad az. near Marion IT.
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NEW YORK. rob - Mrs Rich.
ara Ahutileworfh. 10 yonrs old. has
become The mother 81 fripietH q va
girls and a bOF phs Young mother
lives in isrssgkipu and will nafua the
boy william Tafi Hhufflnwurth.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-12

MADiHON wis. Eeb 81 United
states Senator isaac Hirpuenhyn.
through hts agents. expended 4ipI,7
5Bh 49, candidate FOR ihe tnufuiun
ton Tor the office ~ I q. senator
from Wisconsin incident 10 The pri
mary election held on Sept T. iN0k.
THIS iH shown in his official state.
ment filed with the secretary ~
state this afternoon.
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STRIKE REPORTED on
TOOLICSAK

SEWARD. Alaska. Feb a. ~ Il.
AZ strike ia reported "a tire Too
iicnak. which b. tributary 10 fba
KsnK0kpim from the ien limit
about 100 miles up fffsu f4e mouth
This in near the head ~ fha flvsf
~ tho foothills 81 The coast ranea
Not less than - 900 WHa fakefl Out
last swimmer, mostly with roekefa.
Miners from the Hefti0u lad 10 20
10 Bethel. 81 the KuakpkUim. far
supplies. and dld not get nnck in
late III the season They looked 4
few days ana averaged fz4 per aay
The pay ~ far & said 70 be- very
shallow. only feW feet 10 bedfoek
and some II the beet rocking Il on
the rims
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NEW YORK. Feb IA senHn-
tlanaf at0ry that Capt Peter q.
llainn. d.. who ~ awaiting trial ~
the Queens county Jazz Tor shoot -
ing William o. Aunis ~ starving
himself 90 death, was circulated IN
this city today Investigation show
"a there was nothing iu ~.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-12

iAheD. fsh 1 z The lea "a ian Ia
the Columbia river were rinn Md laaf
evening, ana naSfRatiah 10 naRsapen
hotweun fhnrn ana ffinat MduidH
The steamer resumed her regular
trips, making the first At 7 o'clock
this morning
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CHICAGO. Feb - After an In
vestigaiion into the efficiency 81 all
steel ears. the Rock Island has de-
cihed 90 adopt this style for all It's
passenger service
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madrid. Feb a. King Alfonso
left here last night Tor villa W.
eaaa 10 visit kins Manuel ~ Portu-
gal
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WHITE SLAVE TRADER
is RELEASED

BUTTE MNnt Feb. i1~-Bv ri ~
Who il Responsible Cor the Felwa o.
81 lean nuaais. alleged white aIaNe
trader. after he had been sentenced
90 yatff
This Question il the subject az an
tnteStANat2am being made to-day Hv
the police commission. which wants
70 know why AlHtufN was Illegally
released when hm was unter sen
tsnee 81 fAa days aad had been or.
derad held hy the federal aufhori.
ties
Buy = Champion Gas Range aud
act . coal OF wood range free 49,
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Looks like the infant bsuzo8te u
soda industry o. going r. be- pr0-
tected from DR. Wiley.
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caiierfs Mr. McDmf fn1
wife lie ia~ail in
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-12
MISUNDERSTANDING

"UMEQUA VAUDEVILLE"
THIS WEEK
4--f4ANfsftNH "a. Comedy pautn4
nnnae EsafR. fsADFEfs A. BROWN
Eecentric and Grotesque Arrobafir
Dancers KID GABRIEL frDY0dt4r.
lions 81 the famous Remington pin-
lures SOM fHs H HTOHKE Sketch
Cganediana. TWO BLOSSDMa, sing.
Ing Dancing Duo. ELWEt.L PAN.
TAffESEBTE
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-12

Matfaefn. fae. zGe, zoe
sIEhfs. Ior, ne, tee. 7rr.
Advanced Vaudeville Week Of Teb. =
Edwin Holt A. COMPANY Eoy A.
Clark. Bowers. Walters a Crooker.
Louise Schmidt Operate Trio Con.
nelly 4 Webb Aguea Mahr SIR and
AEa Franklin Colby. Orpheufa NO.
ti0n Pictures
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LOIS THEATRE

Phones sansei Main Iaef. Ind. 447f
The Lois Biggest Success. clyde
Fitch's Famous Play.
aTHE CLIMBERS.
Hext week. Captain Jinka."
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-12-09
TWO VALUES OF FEED PRODUCTS

The feed products of the farm have
a double value and no farmer can af-
ford to ignore either Of these values.
The feed value ls no more important
and sometimes no greater than the
fertilizer value; and In considering
whether II will pay TO feed a farm
product, or sell II on the farm, the
intelligent farmer will be guided by
a comparison Of the market price with
the feeding value plus the fertilizer
value In other words, II win not pay
to sell feed stuffs from the farm un-
less the market price Is equal to the
combined feeding and fertilizer values
OF the feed stufIs; and frequently not
then, unless the fertility OF the farm
Is such that Il is already producing
maximum crops. For instance, n the
plant foods IN ton OF peavlne hay
are worth si2, the careful feeder will
save 50 worth Of plant food IN the ma,
nure. n the feed value OF this hay
be 50, then no farmer can probably
sell peavine has OF his farm for less
than SIS per toa. unless his farm as
already producing maximum crops
without the use OF purchased CONNER.
oial fertilizers containing nitrogen
when We come 20 look upon the
feeding Of live stock. from this stand.
polnt-Nnd Il Is unquestionably the
correct one--then we shall revise our
Ideas as to whether Il pays to feed
beef cattle.
The feeding OF beef cattle may be
made 10 pay ON a large number OF
Southern farms. but cheap home
grown feeds must be used and me
fertilizer value Of The feeds consumed
be given IL fan weight IN determln-
ing the results. Raleigh o.. c. Pro
grcsslvo Farmer,
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-12-09
RICH AND POOR CRIMINALS.

II poor man, impelled by his pow
erty, succumbs % temptation and
robs a wood pile OF coal yard to keep
his family from freezing in the cold
winter time he is regarded as a terri
BILE example of human depravity. and
IL he is caught he is usually speedily
sentenced to prison. There is no mo
ton for a new trial, neither are efforts
made TO have the sentence suspended
or the prison term shortened on some
himsy pretense. Is this because the
man is poor and therefore a stern ex-
ample must be made of him?
But II the wrong doer happens to
be member Of gigantic trust that
has robbed the public not to stave
of poverty, but to swell already gil
gantic fortunes, all the machinery pos
sible is set in motion to prevent
trial, or, II that cannot be prevented,
to secure his acquittal through some
legal technicality. II, in spite OF all
Efforts put forth, the man is found
guilty, then still more machinery
operates to prevent the law taking its
course.
Such inequality OF justice Is too OF.
ten seen, and It breeds discomfort
and gives color to the idea that there
is one law for the rich and another
law for the poor, especially when the
poor criminal Is sent to prison, while
the trust criminal n pronounced
guilty, Is let of with a fine which he
can at once pay without feeling the
loss. Before the law, in practice as
well as theory, there should be no
difference between rich and poor.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-12-09
HIGH SPRINGS NOTES.

HIGH SPRINGS, Dec. s.-Aesdl-
n. II. Willard and J. l. Grimes
returned from the W c. T. 7.
vention at Plant City. aud SPEAK
favorable OF the reception all i'''
at the hands OF everybody iae'a
There is considerable si,k',.
town. Among the sick az. y
Evine. Henry Grimes and hf'
DIR. j. n. Bishop is The
physician and We besraak '@
speedy recovery. -
On Friday evening. Dee. .'.. n
silver medal contest vas pea
school auditorium. Idel kh.sl
the successful ooniesiaa' Il
on FRIDAY evening Dc i.. ...
win BE- a measuring party D. ~
denee Of Mr.. and Mr. J d. -
for the benefit Of The ''a
Everybody invited. . q
on next Monday aHs
O'Clock the regular me''a- -
W GU. win b. bs4 a. ~
ais, church. A fuI atisail'''
quested. col, -
ing a very intsressirF -
tbe closing exercise
Christmas. --- q
held here YESTERDAY
!, r,..lsees bsils 1ier'el
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-12-09

Information comes from Forest
Grove TO the effect that a wedding
viii be celebrated in that vicinity on
December 26th. when two well-known
young people. Joseph Skies and Miss
WllIar Crimes, win become man and
wife. The event is being anticipated
with great deal Of interest. as the
contracting parties are quite popelar
among a large circle OF friends.
The wedding win take place at For
est Grove church, and In the evening
the bridal couple and their friends
viii be entertained at the hospltable
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Skies.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-12-09
BONNIE MELRosE.

MELRoSE, Dec, 6.-The work Of ID
pairing and repainting the HuHHsi
House, which will be occupied abosl
January ! by the Phi Sigma CoIsgd
Of Prof. Geo. C. LOoney, is progress
ing rapidly, quite a number Of usI
being busy at work. The lumber d
the new butcher shop is also on u
ground ready for building.
At the last meeting Of Meu
Lodge SO. F and A. NJ. the FOLLOWED
officers were elected for the comb
year: F. McRae. w. NJ; H. We'd
Sr. w; r. J. Whitehead. Jr W. 4
Won Noszky, treasurer; J, NJ Prol
secretary; w. II. Lee, ST.. D.; R
Mathews Jr. d. Dr. McRae and
Won Noszky represented the Melro
lodge at the laying Of the corner sol
OF the county court house al Palaihl
and report having had a royal go
time with the brethren. They va
over in the Doctors auto, making
trip in fine style; as FAR as Carfa
they acted as guide for Rev W. Y
Foster OF Palatka IN his hana'oa
Rambler car. The good clay ra'
out Of Interlachen and near Pahil
were much appreciated after the sand
ones between.
A notice OF an election OF li'i
councilmen for the town Of Nelfo'
on January 4, 1910. has been pOsiee.
o. c. Husband has improved
interior of the postoffice by i'e'
application OF paint and yarnish
The Lenema with the Santa -
tow Is making daily trips to Nl
now, carrying oranges by the carlos
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-12-09

Joseph Tinsley. representing Chas.
Pape 4 Co. commission merchants.
New York. has arrived IN the city.
and win spend the next few days
here Al the home Of his mother. Mrs..
~ F. Tinsley. zoe S. Pleasant street
wr Tiusley has iust left zee Sanford
section, re states that the lettuce
crop Ia that section b ane. the pro
duct good but prices are poor. IRON
elght 20 ten carloads a day have been
going forward. hnt owing 10 the early
season the product is being unloaded
on the northern mafFet before the
Northern crop q Exhausted.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-12-09
REPORTS GOOD pRoosr,,

Nothing Done to InDr,..
~. Subscriptions Being n' S %'''
!, When asked yesterday % ,a,a'
the status Of affairs Of the G 1,i,,i''
Newman MeWnan's lake hard road pI'', s.
Miller who has the matter ter ., ~
ing and collecting subscri h ,o.i'.
hand, reported no actual vo ,p'l'a' =
but subscriptions continue. .ns = 2
present pre-, rate in a few months nh = Y =
viii be sufficient funds to 6a ',a' A'''
operations. ''S'n 'esi|
You know large na,,..
slowly !,' remarked Mr.. Miller. IN. u
win get there after a wbile ny =
Know that a drive to Newman. \.
VIII be a big thing, and 49,.
gradually beginning to re,,i,s
about the best way to get . =.
to subscribe toward its con,,,0.s
feel that within the mem -
months we win have sufficient ~.
20 start the actual work, and mi, -
mean that interest will iDcrs,,, !
such a pitch that the balance IN
comparatively easy"
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-12-09
rHE AEaoPLANE.


"Drive an aeroplane-our Paris cor
respondent writes as that hundreds Of
aeroplaues have been sold to private
individuals In Europe-one manufac-
turer alone has sold 112. We invite
those interested to favor US with a
call A special inducement will be
made to those ordering now for de-
livery after January I, 191O-every
aeroplane demonstrated In flights be-
fore delivery to the purchaser"
The above. quoted from a bona fide
advertisement in an American news
paper, marks an epoch in the inventive
history Of the age. Aeroplanes ad-
vertised as laconically as automobiles.
Another decade and the sky above us
win be gray with huge. bird-like ma,
chimes speeding hither or yon through
the roadways Of space.
Wealthy men II various parts OF the
country have been buying aeroplanes
of foreign manufacture. and the first
three to DO turrsed oct by the Wright
Brothes Company have been already
purchased by Cornelius Vanderbilt,
.Ilcbert ]. Collier md Russell A. Alger
cf Detroit Whether these multi-mil-
'llonaires VIII drive their own ma
chiaes or have professional ayiators
has not been reported
Even moderate use OF flying ma.
chimes win reyoiutionize many social
features Fancy the high-class de-
faulter making on with the spells n
an aeropIane; or the poor but titled
sutton clipping with the daughter OF
capitalist in her fathers swlft-wing-
ed airshIp! A few years ago a conun-
drum was propounded over and over
again in popular song:
Shall we ever be able. ever be able
to fiy?
o. what Joy 'twould be to mount up in
the sky.
NO one TO trouble US there, joys would
multiply
Shall We ever be able, ever be able
to fiy7"
The tuneful conundrum seems to
be answered An Asheville little girl
taken last summer to a fashionable
country resort was interested in the
unusual sports, the scenery, the dinner
dress Of the guests, but her curiosity
was aroused to It's utmost by the light
ing of the oil lamps, These were the
most fascinating novelties seen during
her vacation. Reared in the twentieth
century. automobiles. electric cars,
electric lights were tame accessories
Of daily life-but lampsi Her grand
children may feel the same wonder
and amaze II they journey into re.
mote places and look upon a surrey
and pair, or a pony and runabout.
says The Ashevllle IN. CD News.
Gazette.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-12-09

Apparently the sugar trust frauds
Il the greatest business lnlQulty this
nation has ever experienced, Tho
moro Il Is probed the worse Il gets.
and yet there Is promise Of stlll worse
things to come, What the public De.
mands "a an Investigation 50 thorough
and SO uuhampered by red tape that
no guilty man can possibly escape.
There are sinister reports that high
officials are smlrched with corrup-
ton. We are aware that when scan.
dals 81 this character are hronSht 70
ilght sensational and untoundcd ~.
ports are lung far aud vide, HUT
whether the charges a. 70 high on,
clais are true or false can only BE- Dc.
termined BY an impartial investisa.
ton. and IN the interest % business
and OF the nation such Investigation
is imperative Neither fear nor favor
should prevent L.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-12-09
WILL TAKE BIG HUNT

Jolly Party Will Explore the wiz, J
Lafayette County.
A jolly party comprising W \
Strickland and Claude Stokes Of p,,l
disc, and w. N. Wilson, B. F h.
ton and ]. D. Stringfellow Of this ~,
expect to leave Friday morning n
the wilds Of Lafayette county. w.
they will spend a week or ten Az.
hunting.
The forests Of Lafayette are 81,
to be alive with deer, turkey An,
other wild game, and The Sun M.
have an interesting story to pubHss
upon the return Of this party, VLs
propose to go well equipped for sue
cess and pleasure.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-12-09

strike in the Northwest, Is in order,
and we may be well satisfied If the
figures show up well against those Of
last year.
AS was expected. the House Of Lords
refused to listen to the peFsuasions
of some OF IFS abIest members and
threw out the Liberal budget, with the
consequence that they are now facing
a general election In Great Britain ex-
tending over the last three weeks Of
January, This is the most important
feature Of the foreign news. and will
exercise an influence upon the money
market and general business for the
next eight weeks. Some difficult ano
even unprecedented financial prob
lens are raised in England In view
of the lack Of authority for the levy
ing OF taxes The least, Of the eyil'
effects OF this win be the necessary
treasury borrowing, and this may be
expected to sustain money rates, az
though 1t may be impossible to keep
the bank rate above four per cent az
ter the end Of the year, We may be
affected in various ways, one of them
being a further diversion OF British
investment to this country.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-12-09

There has been considerable talk
recently about the extension OF the
territory Of the District OF Columbia
90 as 70 take In Alexandria and pOr.
tlons OF Virginia. which were at one
time a part OF the District The re.
annexlng OF portions OF Alexandria
county Is not local question but viii
AFFECT the state Of Virginia. The rea-
son for remuneration lies mainly IN
the condition Of the Potomac river
ildts and swamps unreoiaimed which
affect the health and appearance OF
the city OF Washington,
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-12-09

II is said that one of the two men
vino claim to have discovered the
North Pole is suffering from nervous
prostration as the result Of tho contro-
versy concerning their claims. A
large number Of people who have been
following that controversy are suffer
ing In much the same way.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-12-09

Il Is not possible TO make evil
good, but Il Is possible to get good
out OF evil, and Il Is our duty 80 to
do. II We do not our character will
deteriorate, and ultimately, instead Of
getting good out OF evil, We shall get
evil out Of good.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-12-09

On the same day that one company
passes It's dividend because Of the
poor conditions prevailing in the coal
trade" another concern resumes dIvi-
dend payments long suspended "on
account Of improved conditions" The
cat seems to be jumping both ways.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-12-09

The purse-snatcher who has been
assaultlng ladies upon the streets of
Gainesville during the past week will
be severely punished If he is caught,
He is doubtless some negro who came
here with the circus.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-12-09

With what serenity Of mind people
view the workings Of providence when
things are going their way; but how
different is their feeling when proyi-
dence gives them some severe jolts
and bumps.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-12-09

The readiness with which some pee
pie make a promise Is equalled By
their readiness 20 break It. General
y the man who Is slowest in making
a promise is the most faithful in keep
ing II.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-12-09

The report OF the National Ginners'
Association puts the total OF cotton
gInned UP to December at $3.50, 900
bales, The amount glnned during No
vember was only 81 per cent OF that
ginned for the same period last year.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-12-09

Mr. Champ Clark now places the
Democratic majority in the next House
at modest i5O, However. II the lee
ture season holds out, Mr.. Clark will
presently have Republicans even
scarcer than hens teeth in the next
Congress
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-12-09

Doubtless the marines who landed
az Nicaragua viii consider themselves
entitled % rank with the veterans
10 the Spanish-Amerioan var Who
oampod cut AZ ChloamauEa and read
about TIE fghtlns IN the newspapers
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-12-09

- We viii not accept stamps Of
3 larger denomination than 2 cents.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-12-09

There Is something OF a hull in sen.
eral business. although IN the iron and
steel trade the volume is stITl quite
remarkable. The coal trade has been
very slow % recover from the depres-
sion, but should pick up a little with
colder weather. There Is a good deal
Of lrregularity IN other directions.
notioeably IN the dry goods trade.
Bank elearlngs ssin make a remark.
ably gOod showing. and railroad earn
ings are large. although we have prob
ably seen The maximum of the ran.
road YEAR II Il vel known that there
g a uniformity IN such earnings. shov,.
Ing, without exception. the largest ~
turn IN October and The smallest m
February. some falling or therefore.
quite npsrt non the eject q The
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-12-09
Tarma of auhacrlntLon.
AdvertIsIng hatee.

The Twice-a-Week Sun 81 a year;
six months. Soc; single copies, sc.
Advertising Rates.
Local advertisements. IS cents a
line for the FIRST and 10 cents for each
additional Insertion.
Display advertisements for three,
six and twelve months at special rates,
Prices furnished upon application q
Marriage and Death notices inserted
free. Obituaries, cents line.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-12-09

TIE sun Ones co. saHlnE caraa.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-12-09

sua want aaa, BRING rssulIa
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-12-09

Published Every Monday and Thursday
at Gainesville, Florida.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-12-09

!. j. MeoReAHY. editor and M'ssr.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-12-09

Entered December 81, 1902. at Gaines
vile, Fla, as second-class matter,
under Act OF Congress Of March g.,
1879.