The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-02-06

Mary Garden shivered at the station
in st. Louis the other night when her
taxi failed to arrive, says the st. Louis
Post Dispatch. Mary ought to have
known that the air of indifference will
only do to wear when she's in Florida.
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President Taft said one day this
week that the party had done rea-
sonably and fairly we'll" No doubt,
but how about the people?
Many domestic wars ought to be
arbitrated.
If Creatore could only give an. open
air concert for entire Pensacola.
The Arcadia News Internationally
pays Judge Will Fl. Price a very high
compliment when it says he is be-
coming more Democratic since be-
coming a judge.
South Carolina legislators don't like
the practice of having to buy rail-
road mileage book and then have to
exchange the mileage for ticket and
have passed "a bill to make the rail-
rdad conductors accent the mileage.
The Tampa Tribune asks why would
not Editor A. p. Jordan make good
commissioner of agriculture. The
Journals ohiections to him Is, that he
is the man of the hour on his present
job and we cannot afford to make q
change there.
Farmers of Brownsville, Texas
shipped the first carload of radishes
this season, and the farmers of Rob-
erts, Florida, will be the ones to fur
nish the second.
Early radishes brought 80 cents a
dozen in the northern market last
week, which shows that the radish
farmers of Escambia viii find a pot
of gold at the end of the rainbow.
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Temperature of the freezing kind
seems to affect ones veracity. We
refer to Cook and Peary and the coal
men.
La Toilette says he viii fight to the
end. Some ends are worth lighting
for.
Yes, it is possible. to live in the state
Of matrimony, state of happiness and
state of Florida at the same time
Hearst is back In the family, and we
move that the fatted calf be duly sac
rificed.-Tampa Tribune. We move to
table the motion.-Columbia State,
After which he should be given his
just desserts.
Speaking of dictagraphs. did anyone
mention mothers law?
Where the fire demon travels win
sprung up larger and handsomer build
ipes ~ the Deep - A-e- lily.
A dish Of gopher gumbo froze last
night, but the weather and not the
gumbo was to blame.
Someone gave the secret away.
Colonel Watterson had eaten a Co
Iun1bia biscuit, and we cannot find Ii
in our heart to blame him for his
temper.
So far the colonel has not called
himself liar.
No spring fashions call for an air Of
Indifference.
Some men knock a town when their
daily occupation is walking around
and splitting upon the sidewalks.
Too many cooks spoil the broth, but
DR.. Cook managed to do it all oy
himself.
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fee is said to be getting close to the
voters, but a fellow can't expect
everything in Florida.
Not that we .despise mankind, but
that we love womankind more.
The bright side of anything does not
always look the best, for girl for
gets to powder her nose sometimes.
DR.. Abbot says that the contributing
editor of the Outlook would accept.
and it is remarkable to think that the
colonel has not called him liar.
The Calhoun Democrat, Panama
City Pilot, St Andrews Buoy, Vernon
News, ApaIachicola Times and Grace
Vile Advertiser went be allowed 70
dodge the ball game this year. 1t vii
take ali of the Rube editors to satisfy
The Journals appetite.
Troy, Ala. within q few weeks VIII
get her electricity for two cents per
kilowatt. generated by water powe.
thlrIy-Iive miles from the city. The
time VIII come when some Of the
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