The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-01-27
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West Florida who have eaten pie.-st.
Augustine Record.
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West Florida woods are swarnning
with candidates, most or all of them
good fellows of the purest ray serene,
according to the various truthful pa
pers to which they have entrusted
their announcements. When Judge
Parkhill moved to Tampa he changed
q great deal of history.-Tampa
Times.
Just Sample.
Since woman's costume in 1912 will
consist of three towels. an exchange
wants to know how many viii be nee
essary for a chorus gfrl.-Pensacola
Journal. A sample abIy.-Kissim
NEE Gazette.
The West Florida Delegate.
We see that Col. Frank l.. Mayes
high man on The Pensacola Journal,
is candidate for delegate to the Ma
tional Democratic convention from the
West Florida district. There are
but two Official positions Mayes could
be forced to accept. They are: Dele
gate at large to the national conven-
ton and colonel on the governors
staff At various intervals they've
been trying to get him to run for
congressman at-large and state SEN
ator, and have even mentioned him for
governor of Florida, but he has al
sort Of politics. which speaks well for
him. Colonel Mayes will doubtless be
elected to the convention without OPP
position-but whether opposed or not.
We pick him as winner.-Montgomery
Advertiser.
Attractive Pensacola.
General Grant Stopped Here On IN
spection," states a headline in The
Pensacola Journal. Even a gopher is
said to stop when it reaches Pensacola.
st. Augustine Record.
"Harry Hopen and Hopen Harry"
Harry Hopen, Of Pensacola, has
been appointed a member of the ma
tional health board of the Z. NJ. G. A.
Here's hopen Harry will make good
Arcadia Enterprise.
Not So Bad.
The Pensacola Journal should be
careful It is speaking kindly of La
Toilette, Notwithstanding somebody
has started a story that he made
an uncompIimentary remark about
southern people the other day. The
Journal ought to know that is the SUI
prenlest offense q man can commit
Morally, legally. socially, religiously or
out <of pure devilment. He is anathe-
ma and worse forever Tampa Times.
Two Likely Candidates.
Emmett Wilson, OF Pensacola, and
w. w. Flournoy, OF DeFuniak, have
announced that they would be candi-
Gatea for congress from the Third
district. The present congressman,
Mays, win have a lively time defeat
ing either one or the other OF these
strong men.-Miami Herald.
INSISTED by Teddy.
who win compile the list OF the
twenty greatest liars in the country p
Pensacola Journal. Robert e. Peary.
columbia (S. c. State.
The PaIatabls Sauce.
The Pensacola Journal paragrapher
cant resist putting gopher gumbo''
in between his herring slices.-Jack-
sonville Metropolis.
Makes Werk Harder.
Photographer Mack has a new type
sWfiter but he doesn't seem to be pay
ing much attention to her-that is, not
to the extent Of neglecting his work
Tampa Tribune.
Concrete.
Edison's concrete chairs will all be
rock Pensacola Journal. Just for
that we give The Journal a stone-y
stare.-Kissimne Gazette.
.eTou Hit Me First"
The Pensacola Journal says: ''Sup-
|pose we let the weather alone" All
Fe've got to say about it is that we
didn't pick this fuss with the wealth
er. It began the racket itself. and il
it wants us to let upon It the only
way is for it to quit first.-Tampa
Times.
A Sure Winner.
Over in the Third distritc they ere
going to beat Dannifte Mays for re-
nomination to congress, and he is q
good man, too. Emmett Wilson Is rum
ming against him, and those West
Florida Wilson's always get what they
30 after. They constitute a big family:
they are six or eight brothers Of them
scattered over the district. and they
are all men OF influence and high
character. It win be safe to put your
money on Emmett, especially as The
Pensacola Journal is supporting him
l-Punta Gorda Herald.
Another Pensacola Record.
A gentleman recently left $40 and
an infant girl in a Florida home where
there were already six other babies
We have heard of men who were geese
but this is the first stork OF the
| species that has come to our notice.
Charleston News and Courier.
A Loyal Department.
Frank Mayes has great and good
newspaper in The Pensacola Journal
Mayes is a progressive Democrat who
| takes stand according to the die
tgtes of his conscience, and his paper
| is most influential. A few nights age
the ''Getters Club" which is composed
Of the members OF the circulation de.
partment of The Journal, gave a ban
quet which proved most enjoyable
and the program showed that Mr.
Mayes is fortunate in having a mos
| loyal staff. The relations existing be-
| tween him and his associates give as
surance OF strength and good fellow
ship, and this harmony is a mos
valuable asset. The "Getters Club
gets the circulation for The Journal
which is a credit to Florida Journal.
ism.-Claude L'Engle's Dixie.
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