The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1911-07-22

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ideal one.
Lamenting over the fact that men
won't dress comfortably in the summer
as women do, the Shreveport Times
says men havt to wear a coat, collar
and a necl1tie. Now II that is all the
Shreveport editor wears he has a kick
coming for not being dressed comfort
ably, either in winter or summer. Just
think how much of his body is exposed
to the attack Of the Louisiana mos
quitoes!
New York women are asked to fast
for a week and give the money saved
to the suffra gettes. Thought the New
York women were fast enough already
without making an effort to spend a
week at the business.
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EDITORIALS -. 80. 80. .. go.
Governor Marshall of Indiana is run
ming for the Democratic nomination
for president. Good, possibly the gov
ernor needs a little exercise and short
run won't hurt him.
John Hays Hammond might have
nudged the king without any trouble
arising. and he might have gotten even
a warmer reception by nudging the
queen.
From the way Governor Gilchrist
agree with him, the thought comes
that the girls haven't so much to re-
greet.
Pensacola women would find it a
hard matter to tell why they are beau
tiful. and, unless it is Just being nat
ural' it would be hard for anyone to
tell.
Montgomery boasts that ripe toma-
toes have been in that city for two
months. In West Florida ripe tomatoes
may be picked every month in the year.
The sugar trust man who could not
remember when he spent thirty five
million dollars would no doubt remem-
Der if he was run over by a bull.
Jacksonville now proposes to extend
her corporate limits. Had to do some
thing to keep the Deep Water City
from passing her along the road.
There's a word of interest in The
Journal Want Ads. They reflect the
urgent desires of various businesses,
households and individuals.
A New York supreme court judge
day and then pleaded ignorance of the
laws. He knows now.
Rockefeller objects to paying his
proportion of taxes, and in this one
particular way he is just like some
Pensacola people.
When it is recommended that Demo-
Gratis get together it is not meant in a
free-for all fight, but something in the
order of a love feast.
without wishing King George any
good luck, here's hopin' there won't be
another coronation real soon.
DR.. Wileys reply has been sup
pressed, but it's dollars to doughnuts
that it's properly labeled.
Most any boy is willing to come from
the pillow handles, but getting one to
stay there's the trouble.
Admiral Young will be out OF place
anywhere else except in Pensacola
where he belongs.
Before the Lorimer effair is threshed
out 1t is going to be proven that some
body lied.
We have to keep the soft pedal on
whenever we think of one Secretary
Meyer.
A woman with q past" may also be
a woman with future IL given a help
ing hand at the right time.
Possibly Mr.. Underwood would not
object to being the Democratic candi-
date for vice president.
In Montgomery men are fling appli-
cations for liquor license-to sell, and
not to drink, however.
AS long as the breezes come from the
gulf Indiana may grow just as many
onions as she pleases.
Some people may be innocent and
pure but bad associates make the pub
lie think differently.
DR.. Wiley does not wear his hat at
night because, he says, he is not likely
to get sun burned.
Hepburn says Taft is a semi Demo-
crat. Maybe so, but he can't be called
a lightweight one.
II DR.. Wiley should be asked to re-