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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-24

Possibilities Of
Florida Trucking.

fn wlancing over Florida newspapers
FOR one day it win BE- noticed that
nne cucumbera are Just coming IN
around Arcadia: that new SWEEP corn
~ being sathersd az 81 Cloud. that
strawberries are ripe IN oscsola cou~-
~ and that Kisslmmee has demon-
atrated that she can grow a. Eood
celery - Sanford ana a. many pota-
toes AZ Hastings.
AZ tna same time Sanford 10 TAX
ing up me Erowth o. tobacco ss .
nonev crop and oranges are being
ryown right here AZ homs naar Pen
sacola "a fine and luscious as any
that come from the peninsula Of me
state
IN fact. al Of Florida r. Rood ell
fhs time. n r. the only spot In Amer
Sea where winter has been eliminated
and where spring time comes ever
month In the year.
The people % Florida are 3uut
awakening 20 the trucking possibni-
Ties % the state and this awakening
o. sure % be followed b. q eontinu-
Gus stream o. prosperity.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-24

n The republican party r. 20 survive
a. = militant force IN the affairs Of
the United States. Il win have 10 pro-
vide itself with new issues. All the
Old ones are either dead or - badly
discredited that no ons VIII dare
hrins them 20 ths front again.
TIE party would hardly dars -
before the country again on The r.
sue Il protection aiene without some
modifcation ~ the plan. The AID
rioh currency Sian IL dead and ia
credited and even the stand-pAt re
politicians themselves vir deny they
stand FOR the hsstsring and protects
ing arm q the government 20 BE-
thrown around the trusts.
The present indications are that The
pary wn cease tn stnnd for any def
mite principles but VIII simply be
en- opposition party.
-f-
That Hague tribunal must be asleep
a. the switch.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-24
The Wholesale
SCATTERING of Idols.

what WI this world 90 when an Is
pet heroes are baniahed ~ supsrabun-
dance % testimony william Tel long
sso went the way q the unreliable.
Then the ioonoclaats doubted whether
PIN Sheridan rode 20 wincacstsr on
an evsntful day. Nov they are cues
tionlng whether Gen israel Putnam
really Earioped down = night % stone
steps on q merry charger.
Peer George washiuEton! n is tlms
nov that vs should hear that be had
enormous feet vas pock-marksd
shockinEy profans and morciiessly
whaisd bis "niEgers" When nothing
else = hsld sacred. Why should George
be-
II sc are forced % believe that Co
iumbua nod when he said he had
crossed the SEA and GENE hack again.
b Il time that somebody should qusa-
uon that cherry tree and hatchet story
about George
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-24

ANDINDIGESTION
HEARTBURN. GAS. soURNgss On
DYSPEPSIA ENpEp ~ FIVE
MINUTES WITH ~PAPE's Ola
PEPslN.~

Time Its IN eve minutes al stom-
ach distress VII s.. SO Indigestion.
heartburn. HBurness 81 heichinE Of gas.
acid. or crurtaftons o. unNEested
food. no diEHiness. bloating. foul breath
or headache.
pErc'u uiaperaIn ts noted for its
sTtcd in rcEulating upset stomacha. 10
o. the surosL quickest and most GER
tain remedy Iu the whole weird and
hes .ies % is harmless
Millions Of men and women nov sat
their favorlte foods without fear-they
know now Be- ls needless 60 have a bad
stomach.
Please. Tor Eoar sake. set = large
nfty-ccnt case of Pnpca Diapepsin
from any drug store and put your
stomach right Dent keep on being
miserahio-ilfa IL TOO short-you are
not here long 90 make your stay
agreeable. Eat what you IKE and al
ras1 al. euiey a. without dread g re-
beiuon in the stomach.
Diapersin bel0nEs Iu pour home any
way n should BE- kept handy. shogif
one q the fauiliv eat something which
doesn't agree with tbem or In case q
an attack 90 Indigestion. dyspepsia,
Eastritia or stomach arrangement 20
daytime OF during the night it l. there
% give the quickest. surest relief
kncwn. tAdv.l
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-24

"a. bat the history o. - sophia has
always been romantic and interest
Ing and IL closely interviewer with
that a. Turkey.
Christian fires would have been
burning on S. sophia's altar years
aeo but Cor the petty ieaiouaies q me
Christian powers a. Europe. who have
maintained the integrity q Turkey IN
order 20 keep a coveted Strategic
point from falling into rivals
hands
The atrocities Of Islam has been
Europe'n shame Tor many years. but
events nov indicate that the smaller
and weaker nations are about 90 ae-
oompllth what the great allied powers
have for centuries failed O. DO.
II IL 20 be hoped that Ferdinand
wiu perform his Christmas devotlona
before the ancient altar % 81 So
phia. and that the cross win AZ last
drive the crescent out o. Christian
Europe
The new congress - expected 20 lose
no time showing the country the
fniiacy OF the tariff commission
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-24
Cost Comes High
For Placing Favorite.

n IL understood IN ofneiai circles
mat the resignation q Lee McCiung
treasurer % ne United states. was
asked in order that a vacancy might
Pc made Tor Mr.. Tafrs secretary.
Carmi Thompson. he havlaw 20 retire
f,em the toh % secretary 10 make way
Coz The old secretary 70 ths president.
Charlsa .. Hiues.
Mr. Mccluns has been rsnsraliy re-
gar9ed a. q compstent onciaL n Il
probable that after ar. wllaon 10 In
auEuratsd q democrat viii be appoint
"a 20 the place and Mr. Thompson
win have only abcyi TIRES months 70
serve
chanEinE a treasurer meara that
ail the moneys and securities Owned
hy The government must BE- actually
counted and reoelpted for This VIII
BE- the greatest single financial
transaetion IN ths world.
II is said 81 VII require three
montha 70 count TIE money and the
securities and that the actual cost Of
changing the plates 20 place tha new
treasurer's name on the currency WI
cost the government mere than tio. =
ooo. OF course n VIII cost q vast deal
more than this 20 have the money
counted
All thla VIII have 20 ~ dona ana
then Immediately done over again IN
March IN order that the retiring pres
idont may give a soft lob Cor 9 few
months - his faithful supporter.
Hnles
When Mr. McCiung took hia place
be gave his receipt 20 his predecessors
Cor more thar a billion and . quar-
Ter dollars Tho fund haa Krown
since then aud notwlthstandinn its
maenituas the reasursr only Eives q
bond Tor $4,000.
az. rafts loyalty to biz favorits Il
an admirable quality but 81 10 rather
costly q ne government
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-24
KISSED MOTHER
GOES TO DEATH
AFTER cAREssiNo MOTHER,
YOUNG MAN MEETS TRAGIC END
BY The EXPLOSION o. An ACID
GAS TANK, a FEW MOMENTS
AFTER Nc HAD LGFT HGR

sunhury. Pa. Nov. 3s.-Kinsing bis
mother. Mrs saviila Brouss. Eoodny
and telling her that ~ would buy her
nice Christmas present because he
had a seed ioh. Robert s. Brouss Jeff
his home a. shsmokin dam 10 90 20
work a. the Northumherian yards.
where he had Just set employment
A fsw hours afterward he vas
brought home q mnnKled corpse. a
carbonie Acif gaA tank exploded near
where he was working and q piece %
the hyinE metal broke nts skull SIX
thousand pounds % Dynamite In q car
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-24
Ferdinand's
Worthy Ambition.

. The Turks are not alone In their
desire 70 make ths present conflict
in Eastern Europe q heiy var. Per-
hapa more roliEious farvor ana ssnti.
ment than commercial o. national
necessity inspires me balkan soldier.
Perhaps the nci nat this is hoB
VAR has made The BuiTars ana the
serbs flsht 90 yaiantiy
Ferdinand. who has - PAP Greeted
enc victorious army against the
Turlga haa said that his last and finai
halt wiu he at he Moaass o. 81
sophia. where hs Win restore me altar
OF Chrisuan glory
st sophia is The most famous
church in the world In aoms re-.
spects o. IL said 20 be tha most bsau-
tiful example 81 Byzantins architso-
tars uow standinE. A. IL zen known
the ehureh vas built by ne Emperor
Conatantlne In the ysar sss % che
r'orY 81 CHRISTIANITY and 20 emphasizes
re decision that Constanttnopls
arould Re tho capital of ne worid.
When Ne Moslsm captured ths
christian ne Eiory % ne iast Depart
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-24
Vox PoPULI.
THsRKs ALDERMAN sEMMEs
FOR FIGHTING The sALooNs

Port Barrancas. PA. New. e.
Editor Pensacola Journal
Please give space in your daily Tor
me % thank Alderman Senlules Tor
the good work he did Wednesday nlght
at the meeting 81 the ciy council in
dcfeatlhE the proposed amendment 90
the iiaucr law. We arc all giad 30
see rhe hattieships come 20 Pensacola
hut instead 81 putting more tempta
tons before our sailor boys. lets take
some away
n you change the time o. closing for
the saloon from ten until twelve
o'clock you slFo the whiskey demon
two more hours IN which 20 capture
our sailor boya I would favor closing
them two hours earlier because know
that 50 would be better Cor TIE boys
and the town aa sell
TO Efvs two hours more q the "a
looms means % increase THE police
force AID San rooms. The liquor bust
ness % curse 90 the human family.
Some say they have q whinksv with
out a headache. but have taey Kot a
whisky witout a heartachs I would
llke 20 knew
I 90 not dislike a saIoonkseper. but
DO dislike his business Listen. a
drunkard cannot enter the kingdom q
heaven. What about the man who
sells him the drink. r. he not guilty
alHo-
Penaa celia is being blessed with new
railroads, new buildings. new people.
and u is growing in strength and
beauty. hut u she could only shake
on THIS awful whiskcy business the
battle would BE won
IRA ROBERTS.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-24
NEWDRO'S HERPICIDE--
A SCIENTIFIC Achievement
And a Delightful Scalp Dressing

alarm Of fire makes possible the heroic
work % thu firemen IN putting q out.
Undiscovered q Ere spreads with
amazing rapidly. Destroying every
thing within reach.
The discovery ~ the dandruff germ
vas % incsfimahle value % mankind.
but only because u paved the way for
the greater service. the discovery 81
Neu bros Horpicide
pandrun ls CONTAGIOUS and its
spread IL checked 81 the use Of Her
plclds This delightful scalp dress
ms kills the germ. and prevents the
hair from falling u stops that itch
Ing almost instantly.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-24
WOMAN DIVER IS
INJURED IN FALL

Realms. Pa. Nov. s9--Anss Laura
Murray. q diving expert appcaring In
theater here thia week. had a mar
row escape nrom being Instantly
killed TO-DAY, when rhe lost Der ball
a hanging mirror and he sida o. q
iarEo tank
Mas Murray vas anuEt % % q
hand-stand dive. aud 1ust az she waa
about 70 spring forward ahe slipped
and FEN o. is believed that she In in-
jurrd internally.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-24

Hsrpicids IL me one standard and
original dandruff germ destroyer. Any
other preparation making this claim
10 an Imitation.
Recommended and applied b. frat-
class harbcrM
send ioc IN postage or silver for
sample and booklet % The Herrtcida
Co, Dept. r.. Detroit. Mich
Newbro'a Herpicids IN soc and 500
slzes II soid ~ All dealers who guar
antss n % 40 al that n claimed II
you are not satisfied your money will
be REFUNDED
p'Alemberte'H Pharmacy, Special
Agent (Advl
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-24
FOR MONDAY ONLY.
For Monday only MeMil-
Ian will sell 90 yards Bleach
ing for only Sl.00. Think
of il.


The Georgia law requires that the
charges % a trial judge 20 the jury
shall De taken down BY court
stenoErarher SAYS the Saturday Even
ing Post An old Judge. who was ac-
custtued o. make about ths same
charge ga every case. vas hammerinu
away one dav when he looked over
bis desk and saw that the court
steroFrnpher. who had been out the
night before. vas fast asleep
Wake zap. there. SIR s." thundered
tse iudro. ard take down the charge
Of TIE COURT"
con so long 1udye'' protested the
stenographer. = am three sentences
ahead of you now"
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-24
A Pugilist Tells
How Women are Won.

IA ant looks that win a EaL It's
what q guy can Do. what he can make
seod e. that gets en-"
This 10 a homely puEilists explana-
ton ~ Ms winning a pretty wife
n - the kicking aside Of al sur
face sentiment and stspping directly
back % FIRST principles.
The biEgsst giant with thu biggest
club among the ancient cave men got
ne pick % the cave girls.
The young Indian brave who could
shoot atrni9hteat. run swiftest and
hrin9 home the most meat never
wanted for admiration among the In
dian maidsna
And time and civilization and ths
thin convention and romance with
which ne veneer our real lives today
have not worked any great changes IN
the vital motives Of either men 81
womsn.
90. even today. the novel hero Who
ta merely as handsome a. Grees
SOD ~ not m a. as AGAINST the pie
turrsqusiy rough and ruHged- whose
homsllness 10 accepted a. indication
o. strength. courage and inner worth
~ Tor mastery In q weird % struggle
Nicely ouried mustaches are pretty
10 look a. and maybe they tickle en-
ehantingiy. but the clean. prim lipa
which defy defeat speak more con
vinclngiy 20 the heart % any sensible
mind and the soui Of woman worth
while
1T Amt looks Trs what q
guy can Do
Aftar remaini-.g In innocuous desue-
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-24

The Ocala Banner itsratsH and re-
itcrates the statement that President
Wilson Il eoinE % give The Under-
wood SUPP orters IN the south the big
geat piece % sic on the counter put
rings on their dnNsrs ana bells on
their toes. and kM the fatted calf for
them" We DON'T know ere Banners
authority Tor the statement but u r.
pleasant reading Howcver. 80 one -
the Underwood supporters. thia writer
yin choerfully Hiye bic place a. TIE
counter 20 PRANK Mayes, HAYS Lewis
o. John Crawford. as they. more than
h.. deserve recognltion. --Punta Gorla
Herald
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-24

Florida and TIRE Cabinet
So Tar a. TIE writer knows. Florida
has never had a member % the cabi-
net OccupyinE the position she does,
o. one of the solid south" states.
there 10 40 special Incentive % APPOINT
any one from one ~ these states. But
the rule should be broken. Col. Prank
L. Mayea ~ Pensacola has been men
Toned as possible candidate Tor post
master general IN President Wilaon's
cabinet. Colonel Mayes ls competent
Ia every way and true blue IN his pol
tics. The News heartily seconds the
nomination II Senators Fletcher and
Bryan. Congressman L'Engie. spark
men and Clark and Wilson VII unite
IN urging this appointment the honor
% furnishing one member % the cab
met may come % F1oridA-DeLand
Newa.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-24

The Wilson supportera-and Others.
There's lots o. talk about ~originai'
WoodroW Wilson men End original
Woodrow Wilson newspapers On Pier
ida, 7 read Florida newspapers close
~, and &c Tar a. ] am able 90 judge
the papers which originally advocated
Wilson are the Pensacola Journal. ~.
Lauderdais sentinel and Dixie. other
progressive newspapers soon Zen into
line and did splendid service. but Wall
street money and thousands o. dollars
Epont Tn advertisement caused some
newspapers 90 hesitate Others rre-
fcrrs5 some one else. After the nom
ination. al the newspapers supported
Wilson, except the Times Union. The
ocaia Banner. starks telegraph. Pen
sacola News. Titusyflls star. Jackson
Vile Metropolis. and one or two other
newspapers took their medicine with
bad grace. The Times Union leads the
reactionary forces IN F1orida. while the
Republican corporations give the Or
ders. There should ~ a rcorganiEa-
ton ~ the party IN Florida. and every
man favoring special privilege should
be driven out % the party.-Chaa. a.
Iones IN L'Engle's Dixie.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-24

Iut Us JUt v 90 bmhTIs
We second the suggestion made ~
the Ocala star that frank Harris he
made ambassador % the court % 81
Jamea. lie 10 better looking than
Whitelaw Reid. and q whole lot better
democrat WIN you take b. Uncle
FTnnk $40 Pensacola JouFnall Bet
ter send Uncle Frank 70 Cuba Ne
complains too much about the cold to
SO % foggy London. and ws don't want
him 80 far away from home. anyhow.
We personally remember bow tho Cu-
han revolutionists thought q whole loi
% him when MART Clfy vas Ia flower
twenty years ago 10 would ho the
best sort e an appointment % make
MIN American minister % Cuba
Ocala star.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-24

ten fe,t away vas undisturbed BY the
explosion.
The accident appears % have been
due % the careiessness % Brouse him
self Hs wheeled the tank of gas from
oold freight car 90 the warm ware
house and placed Il beside = steam
pipe. The resulting expansion was too
much Tor the tank. which par already
withstandimE a pressure % a2oo pounds.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-24

The 0caia star suggests Editor
Prank Harris q the Ocala Banner, OR
ambassador % the Court of 81 James.
and the Pensacola Journal seconds the
nomination. adding that Mr. Harris ~
bcttsr locking than whiteiaw Reid.
and a whole lot better democrat
Thomasvtlle tGal Press
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-24

The ocala Banner nominntcH Frans
4. Maycs % the Pensacola Journal
Tor postmaster gcnerai under President
Wilson, which nomination ia hereby
cordially seconded. Mayes Co really
the original Wilson man Of Florida. ho
did Ersat work Tor Wilson and being
man q high character and ability.
he deserves ntsinE recoguitlon.- Pun
"a Gorda Herald.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-24

Meets Delsaate lambruhfa Approval,
Editor Frank Harris pays Prank
Mayes % the Pensacola Journal a
high compliment and one that % full
~ deserved when be says that he
ought 20 BE postmaster general In the
Wilson cabinet Colonel Harris says
Mr.. Mayes showed be loyal democra-
cy when. although Enthusiastically On
favor of the nomination ~ Wilson. he
could not be induced % violate hia
pledge 70 the people who instructed
him 90 vote FOR Underwood. until he
fclt that there Sas no further chance
Tor the nouainafion 81 the Alabama
man. Everybody who has ever known
Prank Mayes knows that he is just
that sort ~ a man and he merits more
90 the hands az the next administration
than any q the blatant politicians and
once seekers who are out after the
spoilA-Tampa Tribune.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-24
DIRECTORY
John THOMPSON

shos repair ahop.. ladies snd MEMS
Shoes neatly repaired while yos ~slt
Quick delivery. ooods called Ger aad
delivered. ~ South Palsfos strss,
phens YTa
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-24
PENSACOLA AND
PENSACOLIANS


We Knew Nou Did.
IL is very pleasant for SEE contcm-
porsriea % Say nice thlnEs about the
Banner and its editor. bat be regards
them az only picasautrless bur What
De said about Prank Mayes was said
in sober carncatnoss .-Ocaia Banner.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-24

Two more fashionable dances are
called me Jelly Roll and the Ash
cake Wahbls lee tha good UorN
Sc on.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-24

In Georgia and Florida the original
Wilson men are two highly estesmed
editors. Pleasant a. stoyan and franf
Z. Mayes respectively .--Thomasyille.
(Gal Press.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-24

Governor Wis can issue A
Thanksgiving proclamation and near
what be- SAYS
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-24

What the Gudiron Club wll DO %
President Taft az Sc uext Sinner wln
be e plenty
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-24

unas Joe Cannon really started an
this revolution.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-24

Adrianoplo has been fal.ng Cor sew
eral weeks u must have stood aw-
fully hiEh I'D.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-24

After remaini-.g In innocuous desue-
tude for many years. AWuanaido show
"a I'd az a ratification meetinn Tn
Manila
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-24

The new congress - expected 10 lose
no time showing the country the
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-24

That Hague tribunal must be asleep
a. the switch.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-08-27
CONGRESS BREAKS ITS
RECORD FOR CAB"
WITH 100000 WORDS

WASHINGTON, Aug. 27.-The flow Of
CAB at this session of congress sur
passed all records. Never in the his
tory of this legislative body has such a
volume of oratory been produced.
The figures demonstrate that during the
session Just closed approximately $4,000
600 words have been turned into The
Congressional Record. The size of that
volume has grown to 1908 pages The
session has continued 265 days.
Other sessions have been longer and
many have considered matters of more
importance. but none has shown such a
reckless use of the. printing power.
The first session of the ffty-frst con-
gross, which passed the Mckinley tariff
act is the nearest approach to the rec
ord of this session. That session existed
304 days and The Record grew to II ,5SS
pages.
The second session of the fifty-third
congress, which enacted the Wilson Cor
man tariff act, existed 26S days and The
Record comprised 10, 216 pages The first
session of the fftieth congress continued
for sci days, but The Record only COW
cred 1925 pages
What is known as the war congress
the second session of the ffty-ffth. lasted
but 215 days and The Record showed but
1863 pages.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-08-27
GIRLS YOUNG UP TO
Is, BUT OLD AFTER,
is Y. w. c. A. RULING

CHICAGO, Aug. o7.-Girls who are
25 years of age are able to take care of
themselves. Under that age they are
still young.
That is the ruling of the directors Of
the Y w. c. A, who have asked q
young women over 25 years of age to
kindly pack up and leave the home
here. They will admit younger girls
from the country who are coming to
the city and ask for shelter and pro-
lection of the association.
Formerly the directors held that
women of 80 were young They have
altered their rule they explained be-
cause of the heavy demand on them for
accommodations. The demand of young
girls coming to the city can not be dis
regarded.
There is nothing for it to do but to
ask the older girls to leave Unless we
had some age limit rule we would soon
be running an old ladies home here"
one of the directors explained