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BOURBONS TO
ENDEAvOR TO
GET TOGETHER
Meeting Called for Friday at
Which Effort VIII Be Made
10 Unity Democrats
P0WW0W OVER
PARTY MATTERS PLAN
BrotherIy Love Spirit Said to
Be Object of Gathering
I of the Clans

Leading Democrats of Honolulu, I'm.
pressed with the necessity Of uniting
the present half-dozen or more fac
tions and Of getting down to a basif
whore party Endorsement" will mean
the backing Of the Bourbons generally
have called meeting for next Friday
night at the office Of Lghtfoot &
Lghtfoot. Kapiolani building. and will
try 20 work out some plan of organi-
zation to meet their ideas.
All factions as we'll as Democrats
identified with no faction. are included
In the invitations which were sent out
yesterday and today. Attorney G.. w.
Ashford 10 chairman Of the committee
which IL sending out the invitations,
which read as follows:
Honolulu. T. H.. sept. 16. 1913.
Dear Sir: - At a meeting Of
Democrats held IN this city last
evening, committee was ap-
pointed consisting Of the under
signed as chairman, together with
Hon. Arthur A. Wilder, James l.
Coke. Joseph ]. Fern, Charles g.
Mccarthy. and A. v Gear, Esq,
with power to add to their num-
bers, and with instructions to
consider and report to future
meeting. some plan for the I'm
pr0vement Of the Democratic or
sanitation Of the territory. and Of
this city and county, to the end
that party harmony may be re-
stored, and party efficiency insur-
ed, especially N view OF the fact
that recent legislation concerning
primary elections calls for the
material amendment Of the party
rules.
In accordance with the resolu-
ton nepiipncf. respectfully In
tite you - Be present It q meet
ing Of said committee, at the Of
flee Of Lieh(loot 4 Lightfoot. in
Kapioiani building. at 7:30sp. m.
On Fridax evening next the 18th
Inst s7ff,f fFs'rF
You are prssntIy requested to
mako this pr0posc1 meeting q
pretIous hf1ftment. as the COM
mittee desire the benefit OF your
advice and suggestions.
Very truly yours,
G, w. ASHFORD.
Chairman
Mr.. Ashford said this morning that
the inyitations state the purpose of
(Contlnued On pare four)
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FOR
HULA PERMIT
INOPPORTlJNE

Madame Puahi's request for a IL
cense to run her hulahula resort at
Kapiolani park turned up at the super
visors' meeting last night after having
unaccountably disappeared for sever
al days. So far as the woman is con-
cerned. the request seemed to have ap-
peared at rather inopportune time,
for it happened that it was read al
most Immediately after the city faith
ers had heard a resolution of the Ka-
pahulu Improvement Club, resolu-
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WOMAN CONFESSES
TO AIDING ASSASSINS

Especial cable to thesNippu Jill
TOXIC, Japan, Sept. 17.-Ai Awata.
a Japanese woman, has confessed to
the police here that she was an ac-
complice of the two assassins who
stabbed and fatally wounded Moritaro
Abe, director of the political bureau
of foreign affairs. One of the assas-
sins has been captured, but the other
has thus far eluded the police.
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ITALIANS LOSE GENERAL
IN TRlP0LI ENGAGEMENT
rAssociated Press CableI.

6ENeAzI, Tripoli, Sept. 17.-Wild
TripoIi tribesmen have killed an Itai-
ian general, TorreIIi, and thirty-three
officers and men, in a severe engage
ment. The Arabs losses are un-
known.
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PROFESSOR GREEN DEAD

Especial cable to the Nippu Jiji.)
TOXIC, Japan, Sept. 17.-Professor
Green, for many years connected with
the Doshisha university here, and one
Of the first American missionaries to
Japan during the Meihi era, died to-
DAY.
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Rev Schmidt Tricky Criminal

NEW YORK Ny, Sept f7That Hans Schmidt the pseudo
collection Of St Josephs church. Of which he assistant rector =
Of
Il declared that Schmidt robbed the priest G vsg rsoy
counseitno said
for all people,
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U. S. To Probe Bomb Sending
IAssociated Preaa CablAI

WASHINGTON postofTce authorities
inquiry
publisher Of the Los Angeles mes the explosive him
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VISITORS WILL VISIT. k0K0
HEAD WIRELESS PLANT
AT 1.30 SATURDAY

Elaborate plans are reported as be-
ing underway for the awakening of
Honolulu by the HiIoites who will be
here il force for the convention of
civic and commercial organizations.
The Hilo aggregation will arrive next
Saturday morning, in fact it is whis-
.fContinued. on page eight
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TODAY'S MAJOR
LEAGUE RESULTS
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Philadelphia-PhiladeIphia

ST. Louis 4.
At 5oston-cleveIand 2, Boston o.
At New York (doubleheader) New
York 8, Chicago 9; New York 2, Chi.
eago 8.
At Washinston-Detroit 5, Wash.
lngton I.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
No games.
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Detectives are on the trail of a
gang of counterfeiters who have been
circulating bogus gold pieces in San
:ancisco.
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Secretary Lane is Worse
fAssoclated Press cableJ

BERkELEY Cal, f7-secretar Interior FranIn
. slight relapse because Of the excessive heat
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BUFFALO,
n 10
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American Refugees in Want

SAN DIEGO, Cali Sept IA majority is7 American
citizens heeng from the
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Coast Swelters in Heat
fAssoclated Press CableI

entity
Los ANGELES cal Sept 17The thermometer stands to7
and there is suffering
SAN DIEGO, f7ssn
the to fo6 hottest the history
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Mrs. Sulzer May Save Husband

YORK Y, 1.-THE William
governors win be the
for defense.
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CONTINUED on page fourl
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1913-12-04

accepted and the Chairman is hereby
instructed to sign the contract, mo-
tion carried.
Moved and seconded that a refund
be allowed to Martin P. Gilman, CAL
win j. B. Harris and Louis ChladeA
on Blocks 1850 81 IL and on Block ]
except lots s-lo s. II in Block IL fol
the year 1911 on c valuation of S825.0o
and for the year 1912 on a valuation
OF $3.50. 90, motion carried.
Moved and seconded that the propo
sal Of the A. M. Void Co. for furnish.
ing marble for the new Courthouse
for the snm of $24So. 90 as per scheI
.dule on file be accepted, motion car
ried.
On motion Board adjourned I'd
Wednesday December 2rd 1913 at u
o'clock A. NJ.
Attest.
G. e. Stoddard JOS. v. Wagner
County Auditor Chairman
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Iron work Co, Elkhart Ind, certified
check for $IO00.00 inclosed and the
Iowa bridge Co, Dcs MoineS la, GER
titled check for $1,000. 90 inclosed. II
appearing that the proposal Of the
Iowa Bridge Co., Of Des Molnes is the
lowest, 1t was moved and seconded
that the Iowa Bridge Co., Of Des
Moines IA, be and is hereby awarded
the contract for building all bridges
needed for the county during the
year 1914 and the Chairman Is hereby
instructed to sign the contract, mo.
tion carried.
On motion Boatd Of County Com
m~issioners adjourned as such Board
and met as Board of Education.
Bpard of Education organized with
GilbertG. Fitee Co Superintendent
as Chairman.
The petition OF Christ Wittmeier
and others praying for the transfer Of
the NE4 sec, Is twp. rs range 60 and
the M and E4 Nj Of the 81 of the
SW4 OF sec. IS twp 95 range so from
from School District No. 70 to School
District No. II was read,
Moved and seconded that the petit
tion OF Christ Wittmeier and Others
be rejected, motitn carried.
On motion Board OF Education adj
journed as such Board and met as
Board Of County Commissioners,
Moved and seconded that the propo
sal OF the Berger Manufacturing Co.,
OF Minneapolis MINI, for installing a
Tuec Vacuum Cleaning Plant in the
Courthouse for the sum of 1881 As be
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County Proceedings.
TIndall S. D. Noy. 18th 1913.

Board Of County Commissioner met
pursuant 10 adjournment. Present.
Jos. ". Wfgner Chairman, @. N. Nc
Collum, II. q. Gum Chas. Dlrks, II.
TT. Abbott. C. K. Staddard County
Auditor and L. L. Wagner Sheriff.
On motion duly seconeded the
Board donated. the sun OF $4,000 to
the Ghildrens Home at Sioux Falls ).
ID.
The Board selected the several new
vault doors to be used in the new
Court house
1t now being 2 o. clock p. M. the
Board proceeded to open bids for all
steel and concrete bridges to be used
In Bon Homms county during the
year 1914. The following companies
flied bids, to-wit:- Elkhart Bridge s.
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p~gLlMauENT Thx sAL.E
State Of South Dakota,

rs OEnLG NOOMlnE 0NAAOHdy H.aa. a'H# #MF#
Bon Homme county--ss.
Office 4of County Treasure Of Bon
Homme County. State of South Dakota.
g. Bohae, Treasurer q Bon
do hereby certify that tho following list
Of real property has become delinquent
by reason Of the n-on-payment Of taxes
Tor the year.. A.. ID. 1912, and prior years,
and will be sold, including any personal
properly tax which appears to be a lien
against said land, with the penalty and
interest, advertising aud all other costs
accruing thereon Az provided By statute,
together with cost of sale, commencing
on the second Monday in December.
next. being the 9Th day OF December.
O'clock d. M, and 4 o'clock p. M, con-
tinuing from day to day until all have
been offered FOR sale, at my office In the
Court House. In the City OF Tyndan.
County Of Hon Homme. State OF South
Witness my hand this lsth day Of No
vember. Al. d. 1913.
Treasurer Of Bon Homme Comfy,
Township 90, Range go.
Name and Description Amt,
Q. II. Morton, M and SWM NWh
Mary con5oy, sen NwA Sec. 4
Mary @S conpoy nj swE. Sec, i; -. 81
u Il. Morton. NwN swR Sec, Il
Mary aS conboy, WI SEX Sec, X;
), Z. Church. iot ). swR Sec. Is;
u. q Church, lot i, NEA sEM
j. S 8 church HI lot i, sEG Sec. ii; 's
1886 acres ...... -. .,....., 1896
acres ....... q. ,............ 1856
,rs !, TTssMn.s,p g asssgs ) q, s.o
Mss. g af Thompson. III sen Sec.
ly',ac y za an ! Nwa Sec. ii; 100 u.
M ] b Delaney, aRA swA
ses. al dap ~ acr Ex NW4 sWn re-
Township 90, Range So.
YIN, Harms, lots ] and 2 NEa4
w Sso- HARMS II; so't iot ''s : Swa Sec. 10:
Fred Iarst' lots i ana s. ana 6l
sen Sec. 10; 1886 acres Il. 2s.75
VIM, Harms, lot 4. NWA Sec. 70; ~
Township IS, Range 50.
Vim. Patterson. lots 1 and
wv Soc. =; ~ 70 acres 2iid :, a.
joins Slater. Nwn Sec. il; is6 !, 4
a as J. cosan, W. I'll NEM N9a
6fe. l3t "a acres .s.s..g - - sss..s Af.-p
40 acres Soah' NV 1875
ali % c aeres Z. 7.sq
sec. i Iesan' acres re- s7s
H. NJ. cogan, M NEA Sec. IA (, i
ii N. cosan. NV sWR Sec: i; /. y.
Mrs.. b, cosan. SEX swR Sec. il; e.r
~ acres ~"
? az gnsh.inis 800 ~ 10
n Arenas. sWX Ser. III; iso acres 100
MI Mr. ah see. 81 1so here's 1850
Ns shn AsSs Sec y; 81 acres 8s2o
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Louis Kirsnak, NwR Sec. %;
Mrs Alice a. M Pickles. NEH
and S5 acres SEA sen Sec. %;
ms. Alice K. N. Pickles. sWI !
sEA Sec 20: 40 acres 80. ~.
M,s Alice A. M. Pickles, lot 1 OF
NWM Sec. &c; "A acres .....
Township SO, Range go.
EWn. Vordermann, lots 1 and 2,
NEh Sec 8; 1877 acres ,..4.,.. /
John . Cook. sh NWh Sec. s;
John 4. Cook. NJ sw& Sec. s;
John 4 5Gl Cook. Nv SEN swK Sec.
VIM. Pat Paterson. NwR Sec. IL: i6o
acres; End installment .......... 4
!. n. Brown. sWh NWK Sec, 81:
]. II. brown. HwK swa Sec. ii: :
r; LoEteTmann. sK swK Sec 81;
80 acres ..... 4s.ss..... ..,..... 3
Township %, Range 81.
John Daniels. ri. WIZ NV Sec,
q; 22.18 acres ...s,...s...,,.....
9S.so s scres: 2n M instanmes nec
Tobias Schultz, Sh sen Sec. 8;
so acres: End installment I
Tobias Schultz, M NEM Sec. a;
80 acres; End installment ......,. 2
Frank DeRoos, Pt. HEA NEA
chas. iii, II. NEa NEN Sec,
j N. @ccoiIum. NEM Sec 70; $50
christ Hartmann. M swI Sec.
Townssip ., Range g.
Tobias Schultz, s.. ut. sEA and
lot 5 SEA Sec, 1; so acres; End
Townshlp %, Range SO.
Il. Knifen. opt Nwh Sec. -;
1918 acres 1890. .~.........s.. I
Peter eo mS%g'h IGts s4 ! ana asTs y. q Mwa
Sec. 20: 77.7S acres .......... 2
w. q. Muller. lots 3 and 4. NEA
SWA Sec. 10; 1927 acres $3.50. 2
w G. Muller, EN- SEA Sec. 10: /,
ira e j. ao Kellos, i Pt. M and sM
Geo, Ritter. M NwH Sec. Is; 50
VI a't 8. Muller, NEa Sec, 50; is5
Iownshlp 90, Range 50.
Adam Bower, SEA Sec, ~: 16o
Marie aie Bairke. NwI Sec. Is; leo
acres Township %, Ranee So. :
Julius Schmidt, lots 3 and 4 and
Sh NWA Sec. s.; 1898 acres 5
Julius Schmidt, M SWA Sec. 81.
w T. ae piIl. VIZ NEH Sec. iis: 50
acres; end instailment ~.,........ ]
Henry BSsh @ia'G SCI s& Sec 81; leo
Hs sprs Bacholz. Wi sw4 Sec. si !,
scotland proper.
Susan r.. Grant, lot 1 block 9...t.$
susan r. Grant, lot . block 9.,.,.. z
Al. C. Parmenter. lot 3 block 9..... :
80. e. CrahtreN lot 10 block BE-, !
Reich Bros, lot II block 49,. Z
Reich Bros, lot ~ block l5...,..s Z
NJ. Melmer Est, east IS feet lot
N. M IsSre Est. i rs feet lot il
block Is W. .....
GUS KuE, lot is, block il. II
LAWYERS Add, Scotland.
Mary r.. Miller, lot 3 block 49,.
Mary r. Miller. lot 4 block ~. 2
Mary y. Miller, N16ft lot 5. block
John Brown, lot rs block 70 ......
John Brown, lot 16 block 23.,....,.
j.. II, Queal & Co, lot II block 23.,
End installment ....., ,..+s...
y. III. Queal & Co. lots TO 2,
block o. End installment. ......- 2
Grants First Add TO Scotland
Samuel Welke. lot s block 3.,...... !
Samuel Welke. lot 2 block 3. 1880,
Grants Second Add TO Scotland.
Peter Gemar, Sr., center 100 feet
Anna Johnston Est. block q ..,... ]
anna Johnston Est. Wa block
South Scotisnd.
Mary Falkenherg, NS5ft lot
block / 49,. .y....,
Mary Falkenberg, Ns5 feet lot
block / .......s.. ......
Mary Falkenperg. NS5 feet lot 5
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Auto Repairing.

All kinds Of auto repairing
done at the Tsbor Motor Co.
Bring in your machine and have
it fixed by an experience man 81
that it will run like new. Al
work carefully done. SatisfacI
ton guaranteed.
Pauly & Musil.
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House to rent in Tabor, siS
rooms, fine place. Apply to Vac
Mach. Adv
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1913-11-30
Women Working for
Y. w. g. A. Building.

Quite number of prominent Pensa-
cola ladies' are working hard to secure
means for the requirement of build
ing for the Young Women's Christian
Association. Their work is progressing
slowly but they are prosecuting 1t
with an energy and enthusiasm that
can mean nothing but success.
Pensacola should have modern and
adequate Y, W. G. A. home. The
Young Mems Christian Association
home has long been subject OF pride
TO every good citizen and 1t has made
possible greater accomplishment ev-
cry year by the organization itself.
a home for the young women is
equally as important as home for
the young men and The Journal hopes
that every citizen Of Pensacola win
cooperate to the full extent of his abil-
ity with the work now being done to
secure the building.
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NO MORE FALLING HAIR
NO MORE DAnDRUFF,
HERPICIDE

Nearly every one has dandruff, and
must reconcile themselves to the idea
of becoming completely bald or resort
to the use of Newbro's Herpicide.
The manufacturers have absolute
faith in Herpicide to remove all traces
of danGruff. So perfect is this belief
that all dealers are instructed to sell
the preparation with a money back
agreement
Such supreme confidence is the best
evidence in the world of the merit or
Herpfcide. They know the result,
hence the guarantee. 1t protects the
purchaser.
Used as directed, Newbro's Herpicide
eradicates dandruff and prevents the
hair from coming out. 1t stops itching
of the scalp, which is so disagreeable.
Send Toe in postage or silver for
sample and booklet to The Herpicide
Co, Dept. r., Detroit, Mich.
Newbro's Herpicide in soc and s1.00
sizes is sold by all dealers who guar
antee 1t to do all that is claimed. If
you are not satisfied your money will
be refunded.
Applications may be obtained at
good barber shops. D'Alemberte Phar-
macy, Special Agents. (adv)
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1913-11-30
Teaching City Needs
In the Public Schools.

The public schools are branching out
into new avenues of usefulness in
nearly every state In the union
In New York city, 100000 school
children are helping the health depart
ment keep the city clean. They are
being trained to notice and report the
condition of the cutters and the alley
ways where filth and disease Turk
They are helping to prevent unsanitary
conditions about milk stations, the
open disregard OF uncovered and over
loaded garbage cans, and the sale of
poisonous candy and ice cream They
are also assisting the police in main
tanning orderly conduct on the streets
and play grounds.
In Reading, Pa, the members of the
civics class OF the high school for
boys have organized scouting parties
to travel over the city and search out
unsightly spots which ought to be TT
NEEDED.
In Newark. N. J., the superintendent
OF schools made the month of Novem-
Der. Newark month in the public
schools. After a study of local condi-
lions and affairs, the students will
write essays on the home city. the best
OF which win be submitted to the
newspapers for publication.
Chicago has taught Chicago since
1908. substituting Chicago for eighth
grade algebra.
The board Of trade Of winston-Sa-
lem. n. c., is helping the high school
train the boys for citizenship. In the
high school they are taught the prin-
ciples of city government and in the
Juvenile club are identified with real
municipal work. taking part in actual
investigations.
Ell Paso public schools teach their
home city and have civic classes inter-
ested in clean streets, city's health
and the poor.
Three thousand boys and girls are
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1913-11-30

learning by practical experiences the
civic needs of Alameda Cal
Cripple Creek, Col. schools teach
civics throughout the entire course and
do field work IN connection with
science classes.
The public schools of Wilmington, n.
c.. teach their home city from third to
eighth grades and have organized
classes with special interest for clean
streets, health, parks, Fairgrounds and
the poor.
The children Of every public schol
can be organized into small civic
classes or clubs, each devoted to the
care of some particular need of the
city. The children's reports on the
conditions of the localities where they
live can be brought to the classroom
for discussion and whatever is urgent
submitted to the proper city authori-
ties
Such practical work gives the chill
dren an understanding of the citys
needs, and from the earliest years the
public schools can teach their children
how the city is governed and make
them familiar with its building, insti-
buttons and industries.
This work can be applied in Pensa
cola as well as elsewhere and its en-
largement here will mean a better city
now and a better citizenship in the
years to come.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1913-11-30
SUNDAY. NOVEMBER 80. 1913.
Everybody TO Work Roads
In Bayou Grande District.

County Commissioner r. 3. Saunders
Is going to designate a day this week
on which ali citizens of the road dis
trict lying about Bayou Grande will
be asked to get out and build short
stretch Of road.
This proposed road is hardly half
mile long. but it will connect the other
hard road In the district with the Bar
rancas road at point near the Harris
store. or half way house, as It is
called.
All of the county teams and men in
Commissioner Saunders's district will
be put on this road and the people
there WIN be asked to turn and CO.
operate in the good work so that it
may be finished I'D in a day IL posi-
BILE
The Journal would suggest that
those In town who have teams might
also contribute days work. The
road will help bring trade to the city
and will be valuable to Pensacola as
well as the people who live in the road
district.
Everyone in the road district should
certainly turn out on the day to be
designated by Commissioner Saunders.
The road is much needed one and
It should have been built long ago.
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PENSACOLA AND
PENSACOLIANS

Can Always Do That
Pensacola will soon be able to tell
it to the marines."-Tampa Tribune
More to Follow
The papers there announce that $685.
600 OF Uncle Sans color is now avail
able for the Pensacola navy yard
which isn't much, but they say it will
bring more.--St. Petersburg Times.
The Point of View
Secretary Daniels found a way to
order some marines to Pensacola.
There's such a difference in the point
of view. Won L. Meyer couldn't see
it that way.-Orlando Sentinel.
Our best wishes are with State Sen
ator John p. Stokes, who has an
nounced for congress from this district
In opposition to Hon. Emmett Wilson,
present incumbent. Our worthy con-
gresham can give him run for his
money.-CarrabeIle Topics.
Reioices With Pensacola
We are sincerely glad that Pensacola
is to be recommended as an import
ant naaEirS concentration most. With
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ANNOUNCEMENT.

On 1914 $3.50
per year
of
published the $500
was
containing only pages three
editorial matter and no telegraph at ALL the price wa"
week issue
produced latest improved
not been changed since the
generation
publishing its Monday morning
but decided to defer
benefit OF
But
constitutes year. 81
to do
the and the newr n result
anywhere that
published published for
produce
ing invariably Its
lights
production
subsc higher
SPECIAL OFFER
Notwithstanding
special offer
vana of it.
before will be permitted to
of he
nav
Ian Won or a
subscriptions
can make
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Saws Don't Be MisIed.

Says Don't Be MisIed.
1t looks to us almost like an insult
to Herbert Phillips's sagacity to an
nounce him as an aspirant for Duncan
U. Fletcher's seat in the United States
senate. We believe Mr.. Phillips pos
sesses too much political acumen to
enter the race at this time. Had he
announced himself several weeks ago
as the candidate from South Florida,
his chances for election, we believe
would have been far better than the
present candidate from this section.
But at this late day, when the candi-
dates already In the field have their
forces lined up it would be the rankest
folly for Mr.. Phillip S to enter the
game. We have known Herb for a
number of years and believe him to be
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1913-11-30
Credit His ABILITY.

Even those newspapers which are
cnampioning the reelection of Senator
Fletcner are giving John N. c. Stock
purpose and fidelity to the people. A
man of that type can't lose always,
and 1t is good indeed to see the man
ner in which the people of Florida are
hooking to the Stockton standard. John
Stockton, clean and brave man, is
coming into his own, and in electing
him to the United States senate the
people of Florida will be doing like
W1se.-Zolfo Springs Truth.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1913-11-30
The Moline Spirit

The Moline Spirit
The business men of Molino, small
town just west of Pensacola, have or
ganized a company and will start a
canning factory. That is the proper
spirit. We must have factories to as
sist in building up our towns and cities
Why cannot Mariana have factories
OF various kinds? The Saturday night
pay rolls from factories are potent fac
tors in the upbuilding of any town
Jackson Leader.