The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1911-07-29

the party VIII be CHOSEN as standard
bearer.
1t would indeed be a misfortune for
the party to nominate one of the con-
servative crowd after the party has
policies have been the issues at stake.
This is a day for the progressives and
there are candidates a-plenty of this
wing of the party to select from.
1t looks like the victory is won
already and all is over but the shout
ing.
Nashville is going to spend five mill
lion dollars for street paving. For this
amount it is thought all of the paving
necessary for many years to come may
be done now. The people there realize
that nothing will develop the suburbs
so much as paved streets. The plan Is
a wise one, for municipal improve
ments never hurt a city.
Dorothy Dix writes on the subject
IF You Had to Live 1t Over Again.
referring to married life. Dorothy al
ways did take impossible subjects to
write about-the idea of any married
person living the life over again.
The editor Of the Tampa Times says
the press does not notice his best
editorials and eats up his worst ones,
which shows that the Florida editors
prefer a substantial diet rather than to
feast upon desserts.
Hundreds of happy children play in
the. city parks at night as well as in
the afternoons. Out door exercise will
do much toward making the next gen.
Grafton strong, healthy and real men
and women.
Arkansas mosquitoes are annoying
Memphis people. The Memphis pa
pers want some law whereby they can
make the Arkansas insects stay in
their own back yard.
Sawdust and lard elected Lorimer
says a Chicago editor. Before the
committee gets through with him. a
greasy spot and some sawdust will be
all that's left of him.
A Pennsylvania girl has been given
the choice between two thousand dol
lars and one thousand dollars and q
husband. Being a cash girl she took
the cash.
Alabama is threatened with the
caterpillars. The farmers to the north
of us ought to create a family feud
between the caterpillars and the boil
weevils.
Federal officers have been suppress
ing their acts for a number of years,
but the Democrats are fixing things
for the future.
Wise turkeys are beginning to fast
already in order to be in condition to
enter as lightweights by Thanksgiving.
Journal Want Ads. have secured
splendid positions for many-they will
accomplish the same object for you.
Underwood has helped to put Ala
bama on the map and 1t doesn't hurt
to mention him for president.
The man who stands erect and holds
his head up doesn't always own the
town-he may be a soldier.
Making mistakes is not so bad, but
it is making the same one that dis
guests the boss man.
Pensacola's business women say that
their club will leave the mems organ
ization in the shade.
It's the same old story-the negroes
cast the deciding vote in the Texas
prohibition election.
Chronic knockers of Mr.. Bryan don't
seem to care about combining their re-
marks to the truth.
One way to regulate the aeronauts
is to give them plenty of rope and
they'll do the rest.
Maybe the commission government
is helping the Birmingham ball team
climb to the top.
There's no use in raising pumpkins
when Eaters" are so easily grown and
make better pies.
Uncle Sam will now have reserve
fleets, and Pensacola puts in claim
for one of them.
Fall weather is coming a little early
this time but Pensacola is always ir
the lead.
Before many years have passed
there will be several new counties in
Florida.
Editor Hetherington will start a
daily in Lakeland. Lakeland is for
tunate.
Boosters VINO KNOW now TO tell the
truth are the kind that really help the
city.
Highways are not built with auto
trips, but actual work usually follows
Wonder if Vardaman will join the
back to the farm" movement.
The president doesn't seem in g
hurry to fire DIR. Wiley,
It's not Charleston, but Charleston'S
harbor that is going dry.
The Democrats have the wool trust
where the wool is long.