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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1913-10-10


Arthur Spare of Beulah, was in the
city yesterday. Mr.. Spare recently re-
turned from a visit to his old home
at Manchester, Iowa, and a trip also
up into North Dakota. He says the
farmers in those sections are reason
ably prosperous, but the high price of
land and the cold winters are causing
many OF them to look southwark. He
believes that quite number from that
section will visit Florida this winter.
r. C. v. Smith, proprietor of Every
body's, has returned from business
trip to New Orleans.
The regular monthly meeting of the
u. D. G.. will be held this afternoon
at o'clock at room 40, Thiesen build
ing.
]. H. Holmes, of Jacksonville, ar
rived in the city yesterday and is a
guest at the San Carlos.
s. Zimmerman, of Mobile. lis in the
city today He arrived yesterday and
is stopping at the San Carlos.
G r. Cross, of Milton, was among
the arrivals in the city yesterday. He
is a guest at the San Carries.
Charles Barclay, of Lillian, Ala,
president of the Baldwin County bank
and one of the moving spirits in the
progress and development of Baldwin
county, arrived in the city yesterday
and is q guest at the San Carlos.
Fire at 1880 o'clock last night did
slight damage to the rear portion of
the one-story4 frame building at 1912
North Hayne street. occupied by Sam
Katches. The origin of the fire was
not learned last night.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1913-10-10

Tickling the throat, noarseness, loss
of voice. indicate the need OF BAL
LARDS HOREHOUND SYRUP. It
eases the lungs, quiets the cough and
restores health in the bronchial tubes.
Price Csc, SOC and $1.00 per bottle.
Sold by all druggists (adv)
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1913-10-10

PATRONS MEETING.
There will be a patrons
meeting at School No. 8 to-
night at s o'clock to hear re-
port of committee.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1913-10-10
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The Journal will pay $500 reward for
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person found stealing subscribers papers
after delivery OF same by carrier.
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The Lexington progress. (Lexington, Tenn.) 1884-current, 1913-04-18

deavoring to repeal the State
Auditors bill.
This is the plunderbund that
is endeavoring to prevent the
passage of the immunity bill.
This is the gang that stands in
1.-THE way of law enforcement in
Tennessee.
This is the clique that is ira mp.
ling the constitution under foot.
This is the clan that is endeav-
oring to pass the election steal
ers bill.
This is the horde that would
entrench anarchy in power in
Tennessee.
This is the tribe that suppress
ed the report of the Williams
legislative investigating commit
tee.
These are the political tools of
an arrogant outlawed saloon in
Tennessee.
This is the element that by
every hook and crook known to
the political trickster is endeav-
oring to get control of the tax
payers affairs in Tennessee.
This is the gang that is trying
to discredit Gov. Hooper and en-
deavoring to brand the absent
mem bers Of the Legislature a lot
of felons. Knoxville Journal
and Tribune.
The Lexington progress. (Lexington, Tenn.) 1884-current, 1913-04-18

quired to prepare a detailed
statement, which he shall pub
lish ia his biennial report, show
| ling the names of individuals
firms and corporations from
whom delinquent revenue is col
lected, the amount of penalties
collected thereon. He shall also
show the names Of his revenue
agents, the date Of their appoint.
ment, the amount of delinquent
revenue and penalties collected
by each agent, the amount or
compensation paid each agent,
and all expenses Of every nature
incurred or paid in the collection
|of delinquent revenue through
ard by said agent, and which
statute required the State Comp
troller TO report the amount le.
ultimately expended by the Rev
enue Agent for East Tennessee
in the discharge of his duties,
for nurse hire and other similar
items.
Back tax Attorney Drane's re-
port was submitted to the Senate
and after j. Parks Morley, State
Senator from Sullivan county.
and State Revenue Agent for
East Tennessee, has made pa.
thetic appeal on behalf Of the
revenue agents and their attor-
neys, was finally adopted BY the
Senate, but it was so rotten that
Butler voted for it, and such a
bare-faced white wash that even
Elkins and Maxwell were forced
to vote against it.
This is the crowd that ia irving
to strip the Governor Of the state
of power.
This is the combine that il enrA
The Lexington progress. (Lexington, Tenn.) 1884-current, 1913-04-18
Uncle Jack After EN-

The farce being enacted by the
whiskscrats (who call themselves
democrats) 10 the legislative
halls at Nashville is Anarchy 10
it's most vicious form. They are
making the State permanently
republican and their action will
give Governor Hooper a third
term by a majority Of thirty
thousand two years hence. We
had thought better VI some OF
these Legislators but il seems
that whisky money can control
theaentire bunch. -Hardlman
Free Press.
The Lexington progress. (Lexington, Tenn.) 1884-current, 1913-04-18

Some pedantic pen pushers are
going after our Thetus W. Sims
who as farm boy, on many
morning sat on the soft side Of a
rail uncomplainingly, waiting
for the sun to rise, because he
now finds fault with the new
seats Of the house. Well it is
Just like Thetus w. He had his
waylof sitting while q boy, and
has his way Of thinking since he
became 4 man. Camden Giti-I
xen.
The Lexington progress. (Lexington, Tenn.) 1884-current, 1913-04-18
Both Look Alike to Ted.

In a letter to Harry B. Andsr-
son, Memphis, State Chairman
of the Tennessee Progressive Re-
publicans, Col. Theodore Roose
velt says the old parties stand
fundamentally " tAafs ,lheFe il
no elaeies hetss! \ Ia Ella
The Lexington progress. (Lexington, Tenn.) 1884-current, 1913-04-18
Farmers Letter.
BY CAPT. 7. r. PECK

Cotton growers Of the South
have passed through two Of the
most trying years in the history
OF cotton. At this time last year
those who have been 10 the FORE
front Of the fight to maintain q
living price for cotton against
abnormal conditions, made pos
sible BY American and Foreign
market methods, which as yet
are permitted to exist, were
bending every energy to bring
about a reduction Of acreage, or
at least to preventing an increase
OF acreage. Conditions follow
Ing the huge crop of 1911, and
hard work made this possible.
The price on the crop just har-
vested were kept steady.
A more serious situation con-
fronts you now and hence this
word Of warning. With the
price Of the 1912 crop remaining
fairly good and steady all the
4 Z.
season through, the argument Of
the manipulators will be that the
cotton farmer Of the South will
yield to temptation and do as he
has done hundreds Of times be-
fore-plant more acreage to cot.
ton, on the assumption that the
price will stay up. This expec-
tation you have Justified in the
past and it will be used from the
start.
Under present laws and estab-
lished methods, though the world
demand be for a crop possibly
larger than fourteen and one
half million bales, / want to say
TO you it will be suicidal to in
crease your acreage. 1t is more
important to hold yourself and
your acreage in check this year
than ever before. To yield to
the temptation of an increased
price this season will be equiva.
lent to proving Yourself devoid
Of even common sense.
The planting season is upon US
now. Stop and think for q day
or two before you listen to the
siren song Of thirteen cents. The
danger to you and yours is great
or by far than last year. If you
must have a larger acreage on
your farm, put the increase in
corn and other food crops. As
one who has striven to aid you
10 the hour of; need, and has been
faithfuFf6 the trust imposed in
him, let me entreat you to hold
your acreage down and prove to
the world that you are not oblig.
ed to rush in and do what every
cotton brokeFin New York, Liv-
erpool and " elsewhere expects
you to 10 for your own undoing
and the enrichment of others.
In this State / have endeavored
to get the General Assembly to
enact simple cotton statistic
gathering law that will force
facts on the world when they
should be there-not when it is
too late; this measure, which
would aid in some degree, is not
yet q law. Oklahoma already
has it, and your organizations
have all asked for it in every
cotton state.
Again let me beg of you to
watch your acreage, and let good
sense instead Of lack Of judy
ment guide you in the planting
of your crop this year. II you
don't you will face in the fall
situation that may be the most
serious you have ever faced.
If you don't do your part now,
don't say then that you were not
warned.
The fight for justice to Ameri-
cas- greatest money crop cannot
be won by few men year after
year; it must command the per-
sonal cooperation Of every grow
or Of cotton.
The Lexington progress. (Lexington, Tenn.) 1884-current, 1913-04-18
His Masters
Voice. /"
''F0r the Ok Knoweth His
Owner and the ASS His
Masters Crib.


islature Investigating Committee
through Back-tax Attorney
Drane, reported Friday to the
House, aud its report, unlike the
report Of the Williams Legisla-
tive Investigating Committee,
was promptly received and read.
1t declares that the back-tax
and reassessment laws are bad;
"confesses" that the discredited
Dibrell and his revenue agents
and their attorneys are good;
admits" that there is no white
wash in the report, and errone-
ously assumes that the citizens
and tax payers of Tennessee are
a lot Of brainless idiots and fools.
Back-tax Attorney Drane's
white-wash brush did not touch
upon the possibilities of a reve
nue. agent, on a salary not ex-
ceeding $500 al year, buying.
for cash, upwards of $1l, 900
worth of real estate in less than
twenty months--to say nothing
of other Injuries, including dia
monds.
Back-tax Attorney Drane fail
ed to report on the shameful con-
duct in Blount; the more dis
tressing conduct in Cooke; and
the outrageous conduct in Wash
ington and other counties of the
state.
Back-tax Attorney Drane fail
ed to report on the alleged SO,
600 collected. from the liquor
dealers Of Chattanooga AID its
subsequent return to the attor-
ney for the outlawed saloon.
Back-tax Attorney Drane did
not report on the outrage upon
law and decency in the County
of Knox and in other counties of
the state.
Back.tax Attorney Drane did
not report on what became of up
wards Of $11, 900 belonging to
Grundy county, out of the $751;
500 extracted from the Tennes
see Coal, Iron & Railroad Co.,
by reassessment proceedings.
Back tax Attorney Drane' s re-
port is silent on the Greene
county scandal related under
oath before the Williams legisla-
tive investigating committee in
open session by Attorney Susong
Of Greeneville.
Backtax Attorney Drane's re-
port is as silent as the grave on
the Claiborne county frame-up-
. frame-up that cost the Ameri-
,an Association, Inc, 81 1926, and
not a cent of which was received |
by the State of Tennessee or the
county Of Claiborne.
Back-tax Attorney Drane's re
port is silent about the alleged |
agreement between Dibrell and
he revenue agents for a divis-
on of the spoils.
Back.tax Attorney Drane's de-
'ense Of graft says nothing about
he padded expense accounts;
about the lump charges
hat upon their face are prima
acie evidence Of fraud; and
Nothing about amounts wrong
ully charged as expenses and
raudulently covered up aud
harged a second time in general
expense accounts.
Backtax Attorney Drane's de-
ense makes no reference to the
asst amount of important infor-
nation gathered by the State
manufacturers Association, re-
erred to by Mr.. Preston in his
violence before the Williams
legislative investigating commit
ee, awaiting the passage of the
bill.
Back-tax Attorney Drane's re.
ort does not suggest that the {
bill be passed without
clay.
Back-.ax Attorney Drane's re- |
The Lexington progress. (Lexington, Tenn.) 1884-current, 1913-04-18

machines and the one hope for
genuine popular rule and for so.
cial and industrial justice as in
the new movement backed by
the Progressive party"
The letter, dated March 81,
follows:
my Dear Mr.. Anderson-Ow.
ing to the trouble in the tele-
graph lines due to the floods,
your message came too late for
me to answer. | suppose it is
now useless for me to send .
message, but | want to do so to
all of those whom you can reach
to say how cordially approve Of
what the Progressives of Tennes.
see are doing. We must stand
perfectly straight on this issue.
The old parties stand fnndamen-
tally together. There is no
choice between the two old ma.
chimes, and the one hope for gen
uine popular rule and for social
and industrial justice is in the
movement. the Progressive par
ty. Respectfully yours.
THEODORE ROOSEVELT"
News. Scimitar.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-10-16

fino einen gl1ten @ater, Ser itets I'M
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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-10-16

oos III. Sofronent Ser 6ir11ll1ng un0
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