The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-08-04

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Some men kneel to their wives;
Others obey them without saying any
thing about it, which is said to be
the best way Of keeping peace in the
family.
1t IS a good idea for men in public
lire not to be ashamed Of their sup
port but Tom Johnson ought not go
about the streets with reefs taken in
his pants legs.
After all it is that mysterious smile
which attracts a fellow.
Morris Sheppard's nomination in
Texas proves the people know how to
eget out Of hole when they once get
into it.
Nashville is raising a free ice fund
for the poor.
Our white way is thing of beauty
and joy to the electric company.
Colonel Roosevelt says he wants the
good negroes to join his party, just
like there are two kinds Of negroes.
They are all good, colonel
Just as soon as the gap is let down
the donkey is going to kick the film
outen that Bull Moose
What difference does it make if
there are two sides to a question? You
cannot see both sides of a plank at
once, can your
No life insurance policy will be is
sued to New York umpire, a con-
dttion which many of US envy him
when flock of insurance agents be-
siege US.
So many persons think evil that
even the purest things look suspicious
to them.
Taft says the high cost Of living is
worldwide, but he failed to observe
that the Wilson sentiment is nation
wide.
Taking in the pure ozone from the
gulf is one Of the advantages of going
to the ball games, to say nothing of
seeing the home team capture all of
the games.
Lavender has a way Of making New
Workers feel blue.
No one has reported whether horse
flies bother Bull Moses.
The Houston Post is worried be-
cause the South Atlantic Cone John
son League is resting for q spell. Why
bless your soul, if putting Woodrow
Wilson and Morris Sheppard across in
one season isn't enough for the League,
then We'll have Cone to hand you out
the mail from the Houston postoffice
this time next year.
The Playground Commission will
study the needs of the vOuDR and old
as well.
Continue the boosting Of the sum
mer tourist travel.
F1orida's national highway termi-
mates in the Deep Water City.
Men of alI-round ability seldom en-
ter politics.
Mayor Reilly should order a suspen-
sion Of business in Pensacola until the
rats are exterminated.
Cottondale yellow legged pullets will
fare badly with Bill Mapoles and his
appetite.
Newspapermen in Florida may well
emulate Editor Benjamin, of the Ocala
Star. He has an idea that a newspa-
per should be fair in all things and
never attempt to m1sconStrue anotherS
opinions.
Going away for the summer is a
lad habit
Occasionally we find a man who
thinks Lorimer has been terribly
abused seemingly forgetting that the
Illinois people have any rights at all.
Man who isn't notary public these
! days is the exception.
]. Kerby Reynolds has leased the
Graceville Advertiser from J. Ed
| Stokes and will have full charge of
that paper after August 1. We do
not know Mr.. Reynolds, but he will
| have to give the good people of Grace
vile an up-to-date paper If he stays
| there. Graceville is a growing and
| pI osperous town and 1t is certain that
| the Advertiser under Mr.. Reynolds
direction will continue to prosper as
| it has under the management of Ed
| Stokes.
VIII the bubonic plague have to
reach Pensacola before our citizens
| are aroused to the realization Of the
| necessity of killing the rats?
Be an optinist-it's just as easy.