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Commission
TAKES WHACK
AT privilege
b. Gibson Gardner

WAsilNGTON. march The
biggest thing ever done hy the In.
terstato Commerce Commisslon-ls
10 goes through with its present
plan viii Dee q general order abol.
fishing s5G.o0e.0Oo worth Of special
privileges enjoyed by big shippers
exclusively.
Hearings have brought on, what
these priulegea are and argumenu
on the matter are being heard %
day ~ IL almost certain the order
viii be made
Here is the situation The rail-
roads have come 10 the commission,
asking for q 2 per cent increase In
general lreieh, rates 20 save them
from bankruptcy
The commission turns upon the
railroads and SAYS why don't you
collect S5o.ooo,Coo from these big
shippers, VINO are now getting al
kinds Of special fsVors that the III.
tie shipper does not 9et2"
The commission has had It's in
spectors working under the direc-
ton 81 Louis D. Brandeis as aitor.
ncy for the commission. and these
inspectors have found literally hun
dreds OF ways IN which the big fel-
lows get services from the railroads
which are not accorded 10 the IL
tie fellows
II Is not only that this operates a
tremcn ious drain on the revenues
Of the railroads. but IL is one OF the
things that bniids up great monop-
olies and big concentration Of cap
iial aud business al the expense OF
the little business man.
4 good illustration was found by
the inspectors at the wharyes OF
the sugar trust in Yonkers. Here
II Was found that the New York
Central railroad was actually paying
back 10 the National Sugar COM
pany the expense incurred by that
company for loading at the door
OF the car the sugar and even the
expenses for taking the sugar from
the floor OF the refinery's shipping
shed" One item OF s6,I4Ti5. and
another OF s2.esS.73 were paid last
June
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LIVE STOCK
SEATTLE HORSE MARKET

T. y r ioiiifs. proprietor engaged IN
huying and selling horses in Seattle fnr
me past Is Yrars. cnn truthfuiiV state
that never. iu my business experience.
have been able 70 offer such bargains
IN horse flesh aH the offerings now at
my stables uun and have listed
over roo head % choice horses and
mares. ranging IN weight from 300 lbs
up 90 500 ihs. and offered IN prices
ranging from t2t %. r. you want
horse with guarantee sec this stock
early, a. such bargains are q rarity
Pc sure you Fs' the right number. ITaT
First Az g Phone Main tTsi Yours
for a bargain IN horses
y T JOLLtFE
Auction sale every Tuesday a. m
NOTICE MUST SELL ONE TEAM z
years Old. weight 2 600 sound ono
team % mares and years Ola
weight 3.95o. sound two single mares
1850 and 200 Give good reason for
sailing 5o2 Harrison.
THE SEATTLE HORSE MARKET. AT
t17T First av r. holds regular aue-
ton sales every Tuesday a. . m Al
kinds % stock sold on commission
Main 1851. s.. r J0liffs. Prop
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LIVE STOCK


rHusrEcrtVE uoWE nuNEnH
TAKE NOTICE
as head ~ aii purpose hotHes rapHiea ~
weirht sftam son 90 900 he arc =.
prices 'tum $50 90 to ftt1 co por head
This stock MUST M Notp Within 10
DAYS Geo satisfy creditors So reason
nhlo offers VIII 100 refused TO con
Vince Nnu thar Wo are compelled a. dis
pose uf this stock We VII here quote
$500 900 takes heautful pate ~ glask
matched seedlings wcighinr zee
lrs guaranteed true Snrkrrs
$40 90 takea a handsome a.tchr I'D
team. mate And uuldinr fhlH
team ia Thoroughly ,iN broke
ANA WslHha tae MS
t4ea co ua.utfHi baN nvldtnH NehrH
old weighing itto tta Mind ana
rrnur single ot double "a
HNAfa
us5oo = rur ~ we'll matched mares
middle Herd. weighing 600 he F
,tafh sfuHts hr douhir Just tho
hiud for rnuvhpr
ttlo 90 tiHndsomo palt mares. wrtghina
goo The work sinHio or double f.
kiud Co handle
There aro several other harars Including
stnHtn aud many welt matched teams
both lEht and heavy and equally aH
Cheap hut too numerous Geo mention
An thts utaek ts guaranteed. and Wust
he a. represented tH purchaser and e
fair and reasonable TRIAL Viii Do al.
lowed Responsible parties can rur
rharr nuY portion ~ thta stock tF pay
tnU "a small rtftiHn down ent ihe bal
autr ta auft purehaarr You wtN find
it profitable te can and inak thia stftk
ever before purchasing elsewhere
Take South seattle cas- NJ Second and
Yssicr ser orr at tivnfYs Packing
fftus- iandtuF stable known az Con.
way uros SOTO Ninth az
All. KINDS or FNFau cows Am
srrtnHrra always on hand. guaranteed
a. r~rr~asntsa W Harris AZ For
fest~r's sfnhi. 1853 ftfs, az
HOUSE. fuR RAiE All. KiAnr.
CHEAP. Euafs strcd o. Asassis. tfis
fIfsi
FANsEl rosT STRICTLY fNEHt
rrstcd orrs hf parcel post Fnr in
formation Address Tasfsf Armantr9ut
I'uytilpn Wash
ss touars HANNENa WAGONS All
stfe- sHt prices MANLY Stables -iof
- J. Il, i. es-.e.Ne@.>e>e~Nre
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HOMESTEADS
FARM LANDS
TWENTY ACRES
RUNNING STREAM
800 90 DOWN

20 affes haif creek alder bottom land.
balance ffsf class upisnd good so'l
sasY 90 clssr. IN feet; IL good pasture
nos z mites from ipwn Nith hest rail
franspoFtsfion. handy 20 market WIZ
make nfsf rlass dairy or E~nsref
farm Price only 81 ooa 90. itqe GO cash
hafsnrs small monthly rayfnonfs. ~ 9
PCT cent Interest
Aisn have 60 1-hrrs tFhefH - highly
Improved valley bottom iands close 60
good faen 90 very easy terms Had De- .
los fuafset value roil she h~st in
WsshiuEtan. and sou all say - uhsn
500 sec %
OREGON e. WASHINGTON
DEVELOPMENT COMPANY
fOi.s02 JOSHUA GREEN BLDG
CORNER FOURTH AND PIKE
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REAL ESTATE
COST s. 1 on
WIILIL SELL FOR
5000

,ofth ~ unitsrsltf. lu Etpo-i'lpn ttsIshts
addition. fHn ~ che beet I.fa Boo fhlH
district have uHnlrtfI.t'I ~
lake Hnd inouutsius uEhf 600 thf Eauis.
frfd4 ,9iret HHd equal 90 ahnuf
ifUtItu
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PERSONALS

ROYAL ruvrrtAS cLAiHvovASr
srf raiuis ore rsfuruiir riff~f eth
re-sr e. Frsf T8af ne fuss =.
from sTstt. 20 90 sr- Fitrs irus 81
tirs - husirss. love hsaiih $50 fesa'iF
sf's'rs tells ths na-ss - rnnf fusutF
hnshAns ~ vifs fstts - 80 ons rnn
love l. irus % fsiss shat ner' - 49,
renHtfv u iarkisss e. eust amf shat -
a. 20 - sfer~.ssui - nf~ Ttfs riffrf
lafr tells Tru 80 sserss - Ersrfisr
rnwsr ha- 20 haif sas 0ns yea fesifs
snf #Nst E'rrs n No - 'ssr - hsffs-
vrwra-'s A. Wru = fFnuffrf save
ffr-- 49, s-sn~s~ ~ ~-asufFfn- Ftfs rrsr,
'i-n stffsf tsrv Tier Afsirs removes
~ 'reahies 1hs rasfs nfrss sa'tsfsr.
iian - ~ shsrrs. Tss' --seisss RE-
80 a'~~ari - corner Vtf'h az ens
sir.s '.a~u w.-'i.s- wsfs-,
worNiNn NAN ts coon ntHro
sifien itf'fs hAFf - hsaFtnn vhn on.
i~fsfards tspifarv ard f.w~irr rmnNtrE
wishes - rafrsspenf viih isfv ~
tnear- ~iliinr % mary Address y
~ Hirekisv Seattle. wash
MADAM Tunsnn Fffur~pf.oufar
ard eisirenvs nft reitstts stFtrs ar ali
isr,pnrfesi sffsirs - iife- rass urs-en'
SRI future csn ~ rersuiiri fs'iF ~
go rin- .,
arr wArrfrp-- ufET uKTufM0SfTf.
napsy puhiishsf Nailed rnrr TuE
coHNrNPoSpEENr. reisdn ohio
" sNrEn soNr o~r TO NfOFT
seer rhinnFT rar
Wis MAWrfN rHAf~rn .taWw f,oS.
ffnsrn~nf hnrn~ reasonable zoos nnrsn
~ Fhnrr r'ftHfi tftf-f
afsa NAY WONDERFUL. Cf.ArHVor.
an'. card reader psimisf 50 cents
-tEN t'nloe =,
WEIGHT nEuVciNo BODY utff.p.
inr bavfaE massage Aus'in 4 Half.
Own 1918 rrs, AZ
worLp VoV WARY to HtffTrb-
Join qsatfis's Reliable Friendship rlub
Ais = Evans ~ Union -, Apt ~
tadies Tree
MkN or noop HknfTs WOULD IKE
fhe acquaintance - saman. about IS
1tIrot mafriwnnY $40 objection 90
eidow xtos. care star
Nov fFE NRs ANA wfLLEfKvrN.
fois 18Th Az = " Phone nauard
1881
MN OF GOOD HAHtTs WOULD LIKE
fhn Acquaintance - woman afauut
90 ysers ~ age object. natrimany
Niar. F.tof
or ACQUAINTED SOCIETY SNNFs
ard sffressss 1of rins q Ladies free
MAsHAGE TREATMENrs GRACE
Hamilton. ~ Union. office :
gooD PnfvArE HArH HALLAnp zee
E-sSsce~sSseo.-J5~e z IT,, ~ gl,csI
rs OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
We sPEcfALIIE rs APAETMeNrs
stores AMI other close In prnpsrtis.
HENRY nropEHfcK INC
H~sIs~I~SN~11,eS,~o~~~~~~~~~~o>rysIg~SeeSJ
III FLATS UNFINISHED
GROOM Plat WITH RAN~E 1908
Eartiake av
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ACREAGE
10 acn,s $3.50

FERN. $40 cash and so monthly
god sai excellent sprinr 'ufniah
trF an atundanee q pure mstsf
located On rogufg road easy ffifr
e. Seattle handy a. school Appl5
rof sra VHfh fliatk
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z BUSINESS CHANCES


ALASKA. LAND br opPouTUN NIFTY
fur those Vhu start FiHht ffnncHtuHdH
cattle. iututer. business chances what
Interests your Accurate information
any line. 81 PERSONAL ArrEN
fioN y sawyer Jr. seward
Alaska
WNNrEn rNNINEr rs .rrnNirt iir
aud hardware Store AdltDHH D. 80
tiofto MONROE wash
uENEitAL MERCHANDISE uuHtNE4s.
fuud HtovinE town. good batrain Al.
drrss b. tuf The Star
AUTHORIZATIONS oIu4a..i srotks
sni hsua. bought Uesertsum. al
ff.frtF .tNtH Hrannsf : 80 ttRe
~>N.~sS>e>e>Neeee,SssNs, o4~~->~
I4 LOST AND FOUND
Losr CONFIDENCE Is WATcuNtE
ersf TN Hymnnn save money and
trouble cleaning 81 90. mhiusprinEs
voc The Irarief that always Hrlls fat
lr7s 5oa Pihe most owt prur 60
LOST ruckErnopK OK TnEMoFT
iauHfd eaf Tuesday m. ~ Werh
luE Wouaa who needle the money. Al
drrrs Hfar t.ioT
tN nAt.LAttp rUusE coNrAtNtNu
mooney ami noid fridge Reward
th"u. usllard eioi
SMALL. lApNH rtHHE coNTAiNlSG
fiNo usward @ itfo
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20 HousEs-FuRNIsHED


k uEAUTtflL uooNH ttnNtHuLp,
rum cement basement modern. Tor 500"
year ~ longer 5000 CAN Notth b.
Would bstt
ruHNtHfEb uoATuorHE ron HEST
rooms. ION aY and HiYrfHif"
drive ars Mccain Take south
rHfh ear
t.uooR uorHn. rrrStutEp Nffl'
rrn one biorh from cor Phone
1880
>~~-~~s>~~~~~~~>
HOUctC-i1NFJR.
ifs 90 a.itooM M0pEuN uorHE
clean. liFht desirable tices large
fatd nvN if0p sath aN Owner
Fast SOTO
s-u1oM uotfE. LAhgE YArn
fenced. : 900 pef month West Seattle
Ne.N~~~seeNe~esN~0~
l.. OOMc--F UpNreH ED
iInrnL nHriEW. 1907 WAlHttu Az
columbia rtatian FURNISHED rooms. bot
water heat electric tEht Rates " 90
prr week up
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BILLS A GRANDOAO

WASHINGTON. March 3.--Mrs.
Grace Hargreaves. daughter OF SEQ
Rotary and Mrs Bryan, gave birth
to a daughter here today.
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o. Ghlrardelll Of San Francisco,
head OF the big chocolate firm. who
is In Seattle. said today that he
believes the rain damage In CALI
fornia has been overestimated.
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..'. 80. .... -. -. -. -. ...-..
ii.osd. Sos .HsHtbEST FATE FEiL
hts G-faoru cottage hard fnish almost
new ioi tQsi0o $500 cash House so.
sots 1fth Nv = y. Uavsuna car
Phone Elliott seos-M q HeHaehin
sigT Kssiiaks Az
Ia r-uoGA HorHE AND lot textoo,
on seud af 20 paved district au ne.
sessfHent- paid price $500. 81 roo
will handle
w vs. SoYrs 81 nosion riarh
ron SALE ny HoME ~ ASftfN a
bargain lurt autsife city umifa Hrn.
howish wash T. SCHUYLER II
rnt HAtE Z noon HOUSE rt7a
EieHth W Queen Anne boulevard. 90
improvements ir snd raid ff Price
- 200
MopEnS t.NDOM urN0ALoW NtrE
8aFd hnif tlnfh goo Wrst Woodland
car ati " si-i
FuH BALE AgHfa SOUTH or
Port orchard Prize o. go e. Heiu
l.SI,.se ~ .,ll,,@-sll,ooo>o
a. HOMESTEADS
tb AcHEs lINE NOTION lANu SEAR
transportation fhiskiY settled com
nHuniiY schools tsieph0nss in fari.
uaar rifB runFenisness where iHnd
values should greatly decrease and
much land 4. held nHw rf almost pro.
titiflfs rFurs- Ths .ad q aaitHtie
faf ffuif 90 aifa4fa whirh nffsH tfrfts
about Sc tons rsf sore So tha neigh.
hufhaad Price fffa fw snfir~ so
aefss Address D q Has a.. IS inter
--~s~-~~e~-e.<e~eN~~~~-S <e~ss>~~~re~~~-~e~e~~e
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INVESTMENTS

RFAf. ESTATE MORTGAGES ftee ur.
~ fefz fuiiy SECURED f1r sale sY 10,
v Thomas 80 Inc. iot Cherry .,
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"a RooMEs-iioUsEKpNG

rwo LAu0E NcELY rcHNtsnnr
faufus faf hnusekrepinR 49," beds
suitable fnf three nr fuuf persons Neht
81 90 month each ai4 iiur 81
TWO tAHaf itNrHEh EErtNH inoMa
taa Nrds suitable Tor four men q"
bath Rent 50 90 month each Snap
fif Pine -
nTNOVArrb ANb SEWLY FtN%tFu
"a aud unfifnished housekeeping am
sleeping rooms 81 very low rates 500
Western AZ
rwO fiGHr uOrHEK EEriNo ron
rent. minutes waih from business
distftct it ION 49,
uorHtWrErtNH Rooms 80 ~
nora anf room fiat. aifb isnofa
call u4fisff $50
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~ Kirkland near ihs iHhs fine.
level ftart. 900 ths kirkland
huuauaImlp matsdsm histaHF
new f-room cottage rrirr $500.
TERMS $40 each and $40 month.
o. SOU can Use an ONE ~ fheee
snrfrn tracts and 20 hath snd
forth faiiS 40 your rmulntmeHf
in Seattle co boats daitl stsr
fare Gnu ~ burke q T4ffaHH
afafr pn kirkland docs at eot
Sew York Block
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AGENTS WANTED

AutNrH GER PARTICULARS Or UAE
~ ihr best paying pf"pusiflnns ever
put uu the market. something no one
else sriis make - zee yearly send
poutai today fnr particulars D. n
Feitman sales Mgr eofs HYcamofe
81 Cincinnati. q
HONEST Mas WANTED ~ rAcH
town e. dlsiflhutr free advertising pre-
tniumH SIS week 90 start -
prrtrnea unnercssafft references 80
Huifrd Address Nei can niatt Co.
rtt a beverly % tiuafHH. Mass
cas- O. nEAr rtiia oNH NiNE tN TES
bees 100 per cent profile Wflte taF
COMPANY NuunrtMfn Wash
lSsN~HfNfefesNssfN<Nf-fs sef>sss7~as-+Ns>~s-s
tv E.,,.t. .TTT u WANTED
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? eroslc HELP WANTED


ffuf rpfNT moss ts-s
Guaranteed 10 fsars
sound Etsrttir GO fHto Flf-' 40
raVtttic NgANtANn Ar ih, Wnnt
lake Apt 50
SEATTLE EMPLOYMENT oFricE ittf
Third aN nrefs cooks vaiifessHs.
rhafubrfraatfs srd hHasrnsatds
liars Mani fo unuHR m0cEEp
AMI Frmaarist latest sffirs tfaten
ttat cu firsf af ard rrdar 81
~ aa SO NHsiHr WITH mntHNwohk
ara care - Chiiarsa nsa-sn ilit
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az CHICKEN RANCHES

CiTfrRNw RANCH WELL. EQUIPPED
arf stoeara VIII sell stock ana rent
plant Tor nominal figure. ~ VII con-
sifsr faFtnership 9Th panty hafiuE
some money 20 tnrfsase Plant
A "a HORTON fff Wrfnaf f.ifs pffr
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Eaatlakn at
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REAL ESTATE


your property or locate you IN business
anywhere Northwest Locaiors. SIS
Green Bldg Fourth and Pike
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ZOOS 81 90 H REDS HEACON 1909
~.~-~-~~~~~~-~J~~~~
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~ rRousFripr
Farms Acreage CITY Property
rtf Nsa wrFh rfk NsfW ff-e
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1914-05-17
De LEON DRUG
COMPANY IN 4
NEW BUILDING
BUSINESS ESTABLISHED BUT a
FEW MONTHS ON HIGH ROAD
TO PROSPERITY.

The De Leon Drug Company, OF
which DR.. J. W. Bertrem Is manager,
was established in the town of Ponce
De Leon on December !, 1913, and al
though but few months of age the
concern has just moved into new
store. completely fitted up for the
business. Il feature of which is a san
itary soda fountain which cost in the
neighborhood of $500. The owners o.
the company are Dr.. L. II. Paul, =. i.
Paul, a prominent naval stores man,
and DR.. BeTtrem, who * in direct
charge. The company carries i large
stock of drugs chemicals. soaps per
fumes and toilet and sanitary articles
of every d, scripticn and makes u spec
stOCn of patent and proprietary Tned5-
Cines is CGmElerc in every particular.
all the SIGI dard remedies being upon
the shelves
DIR. J. ". Bertrcm. the mana ger, i
a graduate of the Atlanta School If
Medicine and enjoys q large general
practice throughout this section. He
has been q resident OF Ponce De Leon
for the pass two years, and previous 10
that time was engaged in practice a
FreepOrt. DR.. BeItrem and his part
rers in tn, De Leon Drug Co. are firm
believers in the future of Ponce De
Leon, and all of them are doing every
thing in their power TO advance the
interests Of the town and section. The
new store building of the company Is
a credit to the town. and the stot.E
the Elm is up-to-d date in every par
tiCular.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1914-05-17
Town Has Population of
About Six Hundred, Mil
Employing Two Hundred
and FIFTY.


Iation OF possibly six hundred people.
the site of the big mill Of the Geneva
Lumber Company. Is located Ia the
extreme nor hWesteTn portion Of
Holmes county. on the lire OF the
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On GraceviIle Division Of l.,
& n. and Center OF Fine
Farming Country
Town Has Population Of
About 300, With Good
Stores and Widc-Awakc
Citizens.

Tie town Of ESQ. III the. mort hern
,~ortior ,f roinas oonntv three miles
$780,. -, 49,, -, ,-,-,.,l..-;l,- 49,.
west oi Mona on the NFdCe>l lie diFl-
sion Of the Louisville and Nashville
railroad. Is in the center OF a Dros-
,..,,,.,.. f,.-,,i,-, ,,,-,,-+-z- t,-4 49,
- ~ 7t.'i
Instance south o. i"e <>i~>' ~ ma ne
The town has 4 population OF approx
im.ue1y three hundred ana has several
.,,o.i .,,r...~,i --,o,-..s which ..-,,,,,f,, q,
@oodi\ section OF '@' SURROUNDING
country, including q portion al south
Alabama adjoining The principal
ztoras .,ra oDara-eI ny- ,,aor.r,. f.r,,+f,-
30 0''
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THE TOWN OF ELEANOR
AND GENEVA LUMBER CO,

TN districts near by and the town has
two churches both of which have large
congregations. Some of the farms near
the town are highly cultivated, one
owned ana operated by J. A vii
itams and another ~ J. NJ. Smith,
3. us especially Worths Uf note. The
houses in the town and vicinity are
we'll constructed and comfortable ana
The evidence OF constant Improvement
gives an air of prosperity that is gem
eral throughout Holmes county
Canning FACTORY Needed.
The town of Est0 would make . re
marklbly good site for small can
ming esta blishmeLt. wiIn facilities for
the handling of fruits and vegetab Ies
Of all kinds and the canning of sy-
rup and doubtless. if this was es-
tabIished, it would be found to be a
rayins business. There is a large To-
cal demand for canned goods of all
kinds, and in o.her nearby towns the
larger portion of the product Of a
moderately large canning factory could
sg disposed of
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incorporated but a Year Ago
Place Shows Rapid and
Substantial Growth.
Center OF Rich Agricultural
Section and Heart of
Sportsman's Paradise.
City Officials.

VI. q. Green. mayor.
r. @. Gavin. president council.
j. III. Manning. Il. =. Adair. A. L
Moore. =. =. Mcdonald, council
men.
Duncan WiIks. clerk and treas.
uTer
G. w. Watson. marshal.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1914-05-17
Thriving Little City. North
ern Holmes County, in the
Heart Of Fine Section.
Wonderful Progress Made
Along All Lines Since the
Town Was Started.

The town of Mona. located in the
northeastern corner of Holmes coun-
ty the GraCeVilIe division OF the
Louisville and Nashville railroad, has
a population somewhere in the neigh
6orhood of 1900. The census OF 1910
gave Mona about geo. but the growth
of the town since that time has been
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exceedingly rapid. New homes and
new stores have been constructed, new
settlers have moved into The surround
Ing country and. in the course OF u
few years. Noma bids fair to become
one OF the best towns .,u.sg the Grace
willie division Of the l.. 4 ~ The big
mill of the Alabama and Florida Lum-
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The town of Bonifav is incorporated
and is governed : a mavor and town
council of five. c. r. Mathis is mayor,
A. w. Weeks president of the council
and A Seasons, w. c. Afford. c. Is.
Mashburn and w. L. Seasons are
members of the body. All of these gen
tlemen are among the leaders in the
work of building up Bombay and
Holmes county and their manage
nent of municipal affairs reflects
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1914-12-30
Trolley Children Made
Happy at Xmas Fete

Each clasping tightly bag filled with
toys. nuts. and candy. and with light
step and smiling face, more than 1000
happy children left the National Thea
ter yesterday afternoon and scattered
to their homes to live over again, in
dreams. two hours of the keenest pleas
ure that had ever come into their
lives. They were the children OF the
employees OF the Washington Railway
and Electric Company and the Poto-
mac Electric Power Company, who
were entertained at the expense OF the
corporations.
The entertainment included vaude-
vile numbers from the Cosmos and
Casino theaters, a special program by a
section OF the Marine Band. and an
deliberately arranged singing and dane
ing number. in which thirty-five chill
dren OF the company's employees took
part. The children had been coached
by Mr.. and Mrs. Leslie Holt.
The entertainment was opened with a
brief address of welcome by Clarence
p. King. president OF the Washington
Railway and Electric Company.
4 Christmas tree, loaded with TOYS
and candy, stood at either side Of the
stage, and at the close Of the perform
ance these were dismantled and the
presents distributed among the little
folk. Not one OF the children present
had been forgotten. and each went
away happy.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1914-12-30
KutZ Plans to Widen
18th Street Roadway

Under the personal supervision OF
F.nCinccr Commissioner KUtz plans are
rcing perfected for widening Of the
Roadway in Fourteenth stree. between
-ennsylvania avenue and r street,
rora forty-six TO seventy feet. Work
VII be begun Immediately following the
appropriation by Congress OF S7.0l 10
lsfray the expense. special estimate
Inr this amount was sent TO the Senate
yesterday by the Secretary of the
Treasury.
Necessity for Widening this section Of
Fourteenth street. to conform with the
" .dth prey ailinE both to the north and
y tho south Of this block. Is the out
growth of the order Of the Public ITtili-
tics Commission requiring construction
oi an extension OF the lines of the
Washington Railway and Electric Com
uany so as to provide a direct line
from the northwestern section to the
Bureau OF Engraving and Printing.
Officers Of the company appeared be-
fore Commissioner Kutz. chairman of
the Utilities Commission. Yesterday TO
ask authority to issue S66f 900 worth of
bonds TO dcfray the cost of this and
other extensions that have been ordered.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1914-12-30
WE CONG, JONATHAN!

The Honorable Jonathan Bourne
has sprung q new one, and sent his
iegions of admirers Scurrying off
after the dictionaries. The diction-
aries, moreover, have made good for
Jonathan. Of Brother Jonathan as
propagandist-indeed, as the dis
coverer and proprietor-in-chief-of
progressive doctrines and programs.
we have all known this long time.
or Jonathan as a deliver into the
mysteries Of photography there has
been less recognition. Wherefore
MS excursion into this new realm
testiies anew the versatility and
range of his talents.
THE present conflict between the
President and the Senate over ap-
polntments of Federal employees in
various States" AYERS Mr.. Bourne's
ready typewriter in the opening
paragraph Of a statement" lust
issued" and at hand from this
hlgh-geared press bureau, "echinates
a very grave evil in our form of
government"
Whaddye mean echinates? Ho!
for the unabridged
And here it is, from the Standard
Dictionary, 1913 edition-they have
to be pretty closely in touch with
the times to keep pace with Jona-
than:
"Echinate, t, to render prickly
or hristly."
Co I'D anything be better? Could