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The St. Lucie County tribune. (Fort Pierce, St. Lucie County, Fla.) 1905-1920, 1910-05-06
WHY SOME PEOPLE ARE
OPPOSING BR0WARD

In scathing language the Pensacola
News calls former Congressman William
BAILEY Lamar and the editor of the
Miami News-RecOrd to book for tneir
criticisms of N B. Broward, candidate
for United States senator. The News
treats these defamers of Broward un.
der the head of 1.-TWO Little 2X4s, =
eve have read carefully the letter
of former Congressman W. Bailey La,
mar on the senatorial situation, and
have read also the comments made on
former Governor Broward's candidacy
nv the editor of the Miami News Re
cord. and both of these productions VIII
bear investigation.
"If either of these gentlemen men
toned above enjoyed in the SMALLEST
degree the confidence of the people OF
Florida we might take the time TO go
somewhat into their records, and we
believe we could tell the people consid-
arahlv more about their records than
thev would want the people to know;
but for the present it is only sufhcient
to call attention to one fact IN eacii ol
these gentlemen lives to SHOW the
cause for their animus towards the ior-
mer governor. who is now candloale
for United States Senator. -
"Mr. Lamar, in his letter dehouhcihg
Rroward, quotes from the former gov
ernor's platform when he ran for gov
ernor. and then attempts to show Whero
Rroward failed to carry out the Pledge
in that platform. This is why, saapy
Mr.. Lamar, he can not support HIM ff'e
Rnf what are the facts? Mr.. Lampl
did supnsst Broward right through liz rl
ADMINISTRATIONS did approve OF all p'
these acts which he now claims va ~,
wrong. and boosted 0ver the State abfui !.
heing the friend of Bfnward IN l.,
| 6Uht against the corporations. III ~
was wrong for BrOward to 90 TN i.
th;ngs then. when Lamar was his frlei "
WHY is it wrong now. simple. Am,
lev is no longer BrowarL's trlehh. H.,
why? Because Broward did not apPog''
Lamar as senator to succeed Mallo1
and because Broward opposed LAMAR; !,
candidacy for the senate. Does III
not show the cause of W. Bailey spieet,
Mr.. Voter? If Mr.. BroWard, as Coy
arnor violated the confidence OF VI
naonle the voters of Florida will war,
Thea - hear the story from lips other thae
.bnse of the man whom they have. IT,
nomiaousIy sent into the shades OF pc y
;tical Cultivation, and stamped their sea J
If disapprOval upon.
But what of Stoneman!
4 .sThe Miami editor, who was once
shining light in the Socialist party; /,
man who accepted loan from one Po,
;tical faction to start a daily paper an an
then served the opposing one. also n, LEI 4,
ont with the former governor. why
BECAUSE Broward, as governor, acrnl
on the legal advice OF the attorney gel
eral of the State, refued 10 apPom ,n
Stoneman as Judge OF the Criminal Low
Of hia county. Are You gong 70 va a'
Stoneman's word for it then Mr. Vo'e
, RI at Broward is a crook!
The St. Lucie County tribune. (Fort Pierce, St. Lucie County, Fla.) 1905-1920, 1910-05-06

to whether the launching is certain to
take place on May IL. and whether it
would be quite safe to go close up to
the hull of the warship in case it went
over on it's beam ends when the checks
were taken away
In addition to beirg present at the
ceremony of the launching Of the Flor
ida President Taft has accepted an in
vitatiOn to attend the dinner that the
mechanics who are building the battle
ship are going to give on the night of
the 18th of May to Constructor Baxter
at the Mosque. Nostrand avenue and
Herkimer street, Brooklyn.
When the Florida goes into commits
sion mex. year she will have compile
ment of 80 officers and $40 men and
with her sister ship, the Utah, and the
battleshlps North Dakota and Delaware
will constitute the first division of
Dreadnoughs in the United States Navy.
The two latter are in commission.
Constructor Baxter said yesterday
that every effort would I've made by the
officials of the navy yard to make the
ceremony on May 18th success. The
list of visitors who have already accept
ed invitations, he said, will make it the
most notable assembly of distinguished
persons that have ever attended the
launching of warship in this country:
The crews of the battleship fleet will
be available to draw upon to keep the
lines clear and the bands in turn will
keep the crowd entertained with popu-
lar music. "Al that we want is fine
weather." said Mr.. Baxter, ito make
the day one to be remembered in the
annals of the Brooklyn navy yard and
in the State of Florida.
Tickets of admission for the launch.
ing of the battleship can be procured
by any Flordian who will be in New
York on May 18th by applying at once
to Governor Albert W. Gilchrist, Tai
lahassee, Fla.
The St. Lucie County tribune. (Fort Pierce, St. Lucie County, Fla.) 1905-1920, 1910-05-06

were distributed by Prof. Okerlund,
who cOmplmented the pupils very high
". The prize for excellence in scale
work was won by Miss Laura Penney
the prize for general progress was
awarded Mr.. Herbert VanLandingham,
and the prize for regular attendance
was given Rosie Register.
Those who deserved special mention
for their years work are in the order
of their merit. Doris Wilson, Margaret
O'Brien Florence Stetson, Lois klopp,
Harriet Whyte, Jewell Swain, Margaret
Nelson and Pearl Swain.
Great progress has been made this
year in memorizing, and marked i'm
provement in the style of the pupils
playing is the result.
Mrs. Atwater will continue teaching
during the summer. If there are any
children to be entered, parents are
urged to take advantage of the sum
mer term, which begins Immediately
after the close of school. Friends or
parents of the pupils are invited to
the studio during lesson hours to see
what the method of teaching is, the
method for beginners being especially
interesting.
The St. Lucie County tribune. (Fort Pierce, St. Lucie County, Fla.) 1905-1920, 1910-05-06
Home Talent Play Next Friday Night

There will be another delightful en-
tertainment put on by home talent in
the Improvement Club Hall Friday
evening, May 18th. :,
The first part of the program will
consist of musical and literary numbers
followed by an excellent one-act comedy
entitled. THE Man Next Door,
The best of the local talent is to ap-
pear and the entertainments will come
up to the same high standard of the en-
tertainments put on by the Improve
ment Club. A full programe and caste
will appear next week. Tickets on
sale Wednesday at st. Lucie Drug Co.
Reserved seats, 80 cents.
The St. Lucie County tribune. (Fort Pierce, St. Lucie County, Fla.) 1905-1920, 1910-05-06
CANDIDATES MAKE
EXPENSE STATEMENT

Saturday was a busy day for the
candidates to be voted for at the pri-
mary May 10th for they had to prepare
their affidavits showing the amount
they have spent, to-date, in their cam
paigns. -,
Eight candidates failed to file an
itemized account of their campaign ex-
penses. They were: Dan Sloah, can
didate for fish and game warden. 7.
Kroegel, A. N Hoofnagle, N. c. Jor-
gensen, d. E. Austin and Peter Raul
erson candidates for county commission
ers. and w. B. Cross and William
Pomeroy, candidates for the school
board. No executive committee candi-,
date filed report. These have all
been the result of oversight, because
every citizens knows that there was no
intention of violating the law, which
provides fine of $500 for willful with
holding such report, and further punish
ment of having name excluded from the
general election, in case of conviction.
1t is safe to state that none OF the can
didates who have failed to file their
statements will be liable for prosecu-
ton.
t. James E.. Andrews, candidate for
tax assessor, has expended the great
est amount according to his statement,
the grand total of which is $3.50. 20.
This includes the assessment of execu-
tive committee, $65, launch hlre Tor a
week, $50, trip to back country, rail-
road fare, advertising, livery, board, etc.
The following is the itemized state
ment of the candidates for the various
Offices
For Representative. DE Steuben
$50: Fred Fee, $67.65; Riley Johnson,
$3S; Claude .Olmstead, $48.9O.
For Tax Assessor-James +. An
drews, $l36.25; F.C. Poppell, $3.50;
| w. H. Robinson, $84 30.
For Tax Collector-F. M. Tyler SIS.
| For Superintendent of Public In
struction--Geo E. Coon, S54. 10; j.. W.
Hodge, $685.. G. VanLandingham, az. %.
For County Treasurer-John II.
Wynn, $50.
For Prosecuting Attorney-Otis R.
Parker, $40. >,
For Supervisor of Registration-Ed
Edge, SIS. :,
For Fish and Game Warden Frank
! Depew. S31. 40; A. j. Drawdy, SAG
| William Hogg, 1876. 20; William Rogers
$34.70.
For Member State Committee-A. B
Brown, SIS (paid to himself for adver
tising.) :.
For County Commissioners p. A
4 Holt, Sc; c. H. Edwards. 81, W. w
! Potter, 81. -
Member of School Board B. F. Har.
desty, Sc. Sc; W. e. Tylander. SIS; J. F
j Bell, 81.
| Otis R. Parker, candidate for prose
cutting attorney, in his sworn statemen
takes advantage of the occasion to'reg
lister his kick against the primar!
: system of nominating candidates in tn
following, which is a part OF his state
ment. my race for the Office TO
which I am a candidate has cost m
the sum of forty dollars, which was ex
torted from me by the bleeding, grind
ing and grating process of the in
famous and outrageous present primar
law"
}, A candidates without opposition ma
feel safe in making such statemer
but the voter 7ill remember it in futur
DAYS, for tn are well posted on tn
plans now b ng made by certain pol
, ticiahs to tafe away the primary, an
, return to ole conventions, when a hal
|, dozen \precinct bosses bargained and sol
: the peoples Offices to the highest bic
+ ders, for their personal gain.
81 .
The St. Lucie County tribune. (Fort Pierce, St. Lucie County, Fla.) 1905-1920, 1910-05-06
Fl.sm.n Needed at Crossing
Fort Pierce, April, rs, 10

Fort Pierce, April. rs, 1910.
E iitoi TRIBUNE:
In recent issue of The TRIBUNE
YOU very thoughtfully warn parents to
have'their children careful about cross
ing the railroad. That is all very well,
but why not GO farther and warn the
railroad officials in regard to that SER
ious question. A city the size Of Fort
Pierce should have fagman at the
principal crossings at least, before there
is terrible accident.
Tie fiagman to look out for the
drivers of horses as well as to have an
eve on the children. The City Fathers
should take this matter into consider
alton at once.
Very respectfully, A RESIDENT
The St. Lucie County tribune. (Fort Pierce, St. Lucie County, Fla.) 1905-1920, 1910-05-06
.SAMPLEBALL0T
FOR PRIMARY
Showing Arrangement OF Official
Ticket for Precinct No. 2
PEOPLES CANDIDATES
An OK Mark Is Placed Before the Names
of Such Candidates for National,
State and Legislative Offices

Official Ballot, Primary Election, May
10, A. D., 1910. PRECINCT NO. z,
st. Lucie County, Florida.
Make a cross (x) mark BEFORE the
name of the candidate of your choice.
The St. Lucie County tribune. (Fort Pierce, St. Lucie County, Fla.) 1905-1920, 1910-05-06
o. Nov 18th. Miss Margaret Atwat

On May 18th, Miss Margaret hswa f,m
urinary r pupils at her home, Lne re-
PHI PHI no instruction in the usual primary
wv." W., and. in addition, exercises IN
s ,sr;t;no music, sight reading and Kun,
' Ms singing. Arrangements VIII
a .'s' ..oade Tor bringing the children across
uS re;iroad. The terms for those VINO
tne me- tb;s class will be 81 per month.
s.,l;, ,y,rk will he under the supervision
ins ~, w. Atwmter. who will continue her
T;m'.t ur in piano during the summer
The St. Lucie County tribune. (Fort Pierce, St. Lucie County, Fla.) 1905-1920, 1910-05-06
VIZ unnCE


restrained in waiting at All Sain-
church at Jensen Sunday P. M. Ma
things conspired to harass the amin
presumably horse flies at the head
list. he broke away, uumindful OF
restrictions in way of Church steps =
other impedimenta; left the carriat
without horse or driver, started
Mt, Elizabeth, which had been b
lovely home. Church services was 6t
ing conducted with all due solemnll
when the disaster occurred. Many u
aware of means lacking for reachlI-
the earth, were precipitated with
eagerness to the ground for steps the
were none, making the old adage :
Haste makes waste literally tru
Beside from the removed steps at u
church, "A broken carriage and harnes-
no damage was done.
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Seuiiiana. Sanss csae s-sht, prima ~
-51t, srsinarss sH-aKs Sspan -
ls psr pfunb.
Tairs.1rssussa
Bu.ter. Nar,t ftetia Inn Ton, BET
outer Rldlrale uno mdBiesm Anaebot.
Ganep srsamsrs slhss grsamsrs hrAs
30t, 10. iseenss 2st. fanep Talss 2lhs
Ns. l ale per Bfuns.
4die. - Marst Hstss. rkis Nas 17s,
HsrspehIiAsr IL - IKE. Nsp pors lss,
0Areissr 90 - 2Is, 2tmtarssr l7s. Grid
lshe per psuns.
eisr. 9ufuhr mdbia. grtiie feft. -
Srima friiHe 6aknereisr 1879. tras IKE.
anssrs ls14s, ise0nss lispsr Ets.. 10 mad
IuaIstdt.
esflasd. = saa4frase siemiia gut. be
mdttaem Ansebot. Spvina gkidsss lac.
oAlnts l2e, QA1ns Slrt, fruteaensr l9t.
GnRs l0e. innae Gnter pom 3 4fuao lie.
cite Zoe, SAME STE per gfune.
Ebn unb0emaIs.
MerfsL-6ancp 1911 90, eeuohn!it,
o0--75e per 5u.
9 itrsnen. - Wsarft ft.tls. gsIifsrats
35.D0--b.xO. Neliina s6.50-7 90 per aiits
CraHs sn.--Narsi rubis nab nstts. -
California Sats Salencia $3.50 - &.25 per
aiits.
Yftr ii te.-5anep Iberia AZ. .00--2 so
aRoere VI .25-l.15 per Su.
Btrne n.-EGrtlett "a. .50--4 90, Rude,
"a. 3.25-3.60. 1pion So .60--4.00, Gtapp's
Sapprite S3.60-4. 90 per g3bI.
geetntrauben - Ginbeimiihs 25--
30e per Gorb.
fIaam n. - Tanions gl.75-a. q
per Crate pon ~ CTS.
3u6er sIsneu - moro Carolina
81 .50-I.76, 3epaba s4.o0 per Crate. Sn
eiana 25-30e per aorb.
tferm 10 n H--$l5 00--22 90 pc
100 anf bsm geIeiie.
Adrtoff.In. - 2ouispiEle s2.O0-2. .25
eaittrn Sbore - 200 - 2.26. einbeinail6
81 .00-2.25 per obi.
Subfarte "a. .00--4 so
ifbiide "a. .O0--3 25 per Dbl.
araat. - Nsrh hstis. Giahsimii6ei
5o-s0e psr Ubl.
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Riubpteb. - Die 3ufuhr mar beute
siemlih QroB unb bic RaafroSe gertn9.
Der martt mar rubig uno ptuiaer.
Stusse stisre brahten S5.75 - 6.65,
teine ertra sum 8ertuuf, GAisn s2.25 -
5.25, SletitsrIttere, srtra S.. .l0-S.35, quite
bic aassrleisHe S4.S5-5.0). orotndrs bis
sute s4.O0-475; Sstfsrs. srtra s5.35-5.6O,
aut. bis aaserLeisn. s4.50-5.25. orbtHtrs
bM quite s3.OO-4.25; Sa5e, ertrd s4.65-
IS 100, fdrcu -, quite bis uuserIeisre
A.OO-l.60, oroinars BIS quite s2.25-3.s5;
Sarnsrs 81. .O0-3.O0, Stoasrs uno Gssoers
$2.75--5.00.
gulteu. - lie 3uFubr mar mdbig uno
Der Rartt ru5ig BET rris!aer Na6'raae.
Rasers uRo I.t5ts SI.75-3.75, Bologna
S3.s5-4.25. EXTRA s4.35-i.60, tette Suuen
81 $500.
adI6er. - Cute letfte fette Daren tie
tia. idpere uno raube biusegeu Daren Fau
uno reinatIafiigt.
Drbtndr. u1o gr5s. a3.50-S.50, fair Bic
CUTE tsiSte S6.50-8.50. srtra S8.75-9.0O.
Rtlsse II psu HIiRoHsr ptaIsrs. -
Tares 8Le. prima bis aussrIsisns II
st. orbtndre 5-6c.
Shpstue. - Tie 2xfubr mar beute
oerirrd urb Der wsQrtt uno In etrigen 5aaer
purben 5-l0c sotere greiie erlanot.
Sapere SAmetae bratteu $s.4O-3.6 go
dats bic axssrEeisue Bsrpafunas' urc
Flsiftsriortsn g.. $500. ssmii4s Ser
| paSancsiortsn s8 60-9.S5, oroiEars biz
aussrleisns iausrs Fstts sdus $3.50 -
i725. ertra -, etags f450 -- s.25
| lsiAte Rsriarstior.sn s9.25-s40. Hsr.e
sOr 10 sFo. sub psriasr s9.00-9.4o.
S4afs aas 2tmmsr. Die 3u'ub
mar beu,e utdlI 10 groB uuo Der Dtdtt rubIa
/ Sdafe bliebeu uuuerdnoert uno SdHme
ndren i9wab uno nieoriaer.
| StdFe. - Grtra x+.O0. gate bts aus
srIeisrs Ga. 10 - 3 80. orbirdrs bis gut,
sl.75-3.O 90. RutteriG afe s3.50-i.6O, ertr:
-, Sd5rliuge s3.75-4.75.
/ ahnmu Grtra SS.65-675, quite bt'
auserleisne $5.50-6.6), orotnars Bis gut
( 93.50-5. 70.
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Ekteass. Is. au1.

Ntnestsk. - SssssI S4.6) - $50,
rsyas sttsrs So s3.50-5.65. wetLitt Sttsrs
A.DO-5. IS, stossrS uno Tesesrs " 90
6.l5. 9ahsHno ostFsrs s2.50-6.35, 2a!bsr
ss.50-8.5O. Earit ftetig.
S1wsIns. AeEAte $S.45 $50, ee
miiats T.90 -- $50, itpsrs 81 .b0-8 As.
raxse s7.6J-7.s5. suts bic auserleieue
s. .s5-5.45, 9erteI $3.50 s s.95. Wartt
ftetia
ShaFe uuo admmer. Sha'e
sirAstmtiAs e. $3.50. rptftGit: s2.75
-450, sksrIinss 81 $3.50.
sawnsr:-s -stns.tmIi be "a 75-o.75, NET.
Eide s4.75 e 625. Warft itetig.
2aiusr. Stnsss.5 l,00). S1wetns
l6, 600, S3a'e uno sdmmer 10000.