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ALLIES TO REINFORCE ARMY
IN BALKANS; ITALY DECLARES
WAR FORMALLY ON BULGARIl
NOT KNOWN WHETHER ITALIAN WAR OFFICE WILL SEND
TROOPS TO AID OF SERBiA--cRlSS IN BRITISH MIN
lSTRY. AROSE OVER TR0UBL ESOME QUESTION OF CON-
SCRlPTl0N AS WELL AS NEAR EAST DlFFICJL TIES q.
IAssOciated Press Service Oy Federai wIrelessl

LONDON, England Oct 19The serious difference in the
British cabinet which already has led to the resignation Of
member of the coalition ministry received with such public
tits agreed that the split twotroubesoe sub
and the Near East questions The debates
enforced military service received with much antagonsm
by the trades union leaders, and the diplomatic reverses in the
Balkans, said to have caused much friction ministry
The resignation of Edward Carson attorney general
is cited instance Of the results of this friction The
for the attorney generals action are not named
The removal of Maj Gen Sir Ian Hamilton who has been
general command of the British forces ahpo peninsula
received with mixed feelings is the appointment Of Lieut.
Gen. Charles G. Monro to succeed him. ssH ssfSss
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AdditionaI Teleqrapli Despatches on Pane 9l
ONE VICTORY WILL
GIVE SAN FRA CISCO /
4PENNAlvT THIS YEAR

ASSOCIATED Press by Federal WireIess1
SAN FRANCISCO, Oct 1e-Jhe
San Francisco Seals will Be the win
ners Of the Coast League pennant this
season, unless miracle happens
which Harry Wolverton, the boss,
states isn't. due. One more Victory
viii place them at the TOP for good.
which win give san francisco tho
first pennant IN tt1e league since 1909.
Portland Mnn last gears Eos Angeles
was second and the sealS Hnished
third. Wolpertcn haslh 6uccess-
fuI season ard many a. IRE platerp
were Manted ~ the majors Bodle,
SchaIleF, eorl,an, Hsilman, Jones and
sepuIveds have resolved 6aers 70 60
to the major leagues.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-10-19
RECOGNITION Is
GIVEN CARRADIA
BORDER. BLOODY
While Washington is Acting,
Bandits Wreck Train Loot
and Make Escape

I Associated Press by Federal lFirelespl
WASHINGTON, o. o., oct 1s.--
Secretary Of state Lansing today cert
a letter to EIisco ArreadoEfdo, the Car.
rama representative here, IN which
the United States sreeognizet Gen.
Francisco carranza as chief Of the de
facto government Of Mexico. Similar
action will be taken by the other
American countries participating 10
the recent conferences.
BROWNSVILLE, Texas, Dot. 19.--
The wreckIna Of train six miles from
here by Mexican bandits who vFislied
to rob the baggage coach and passen-
gers is developing into situation
even more serious than the mere loss
of lives. Race hatred 10 sprinaing Up
and there is the possibility Of q race
war in which the whites and the Mexi-
cans will be the opponents.
II is known that there were 20 Mex
leans, claiming to be followers Of Luis
De La Rosa, leader Of the so-ealIed
Texas revolution" in the holdup.
The train, an express Of the st. Louis,
Brownsville & Nashville, was deraiied.
Three persons are dead, another fatal
Iy injured and four others seriously
hurt. The bandits removed spikes
from the rails and the train jumped
the track
With the train derailed, the bandits
entered the car shooting right and
left. So bent on robbery were they
that they even took the shoes of the
dead.
They made their escape by burning
a bridge and thus cutting off pursuit,
though U. s. troops are endeaVorins
to run them down.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-10-19
TOM TAGGART, NOTED
DEMOCRAT, IS FREED
OF CORRUPTION CHARGE

[ Associated Press by Federal Wirelessl
INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, Oct. fs.-Ton1
Taggart, the Indiana Democrat who is
nationally known In politics, was freed
today from charges Of election con.
spiraey brought against him az well
az many other lndianans. Z
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-10-19
ENTERTAINMENT
T0RSHIBUztWA
!: ISTAKlNGFORM

The Japanese Merchants Associa-
tiol and the local branch Of the 70.
koharna Specie Bank are now working
on arrangements for the reception of
Baron g. Shibuzawa, who will arrive
IN Honolulu November Q on the Shfnyo
MSr1 from Yokohama Baron Shibu-
xawa was In Honolulu six years ago
and at th1t time was given a recep-
tion by the local Chamber Of Com
naerce at the Alexander Young hotel.
Il Is not known at the present what
form the reception will take, as the
committee on arrangements will not
know how long the Shinyo Maru will
remain here A wireless will be sent
two or three days before the arrival
OF the liner and arrangements will be
made according TO the schedule. Either
q luncheon or banquet will be given
Ip honor Of the distinguished financier.
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TOXIC BAY SCENE OF :.
GRAND. NAVAL VIEW

Especial Cable to Hawaii Shinpo) 4
TOXIC, Japan, Oct. 1ss-The grand
naval review Of the Japanese navy
took place yesterday afternoon on the
bay Of Toxic. Many battleships and
cruisers assemblies ID the hasbor and
the popuIaee were out In thousands
Of boats that presented 4 beautiful
sioht. -.z -- = q sssz4 =
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No meeting of the public utilities
commission was held this afternoon
owing to the fact that not enough
members are in the city for a quorum.
bonds if they should be floated for
this purpose, while if the proViso be
eliminated they might be floated at a
lower rate; or, OF the other hand, II
the plant is built out of the proceeds
of stock, it is possible the enterprise
may not be able to pay as much.
AS the matter of interest is one that
concerns the stockholders chiefly. We
would respectfully suggest that this
be eliminated.
THE sinking fund provision is all
right. ..,.. :. ...s@:
Very respectfully yours, ~ 4
ROBERT w. SHINGLE"s 4
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BRITISH CABINET SPLIT 0VERSF1ADOWS WARS REVERSES
president and CABINET BACK PLAN
TO.RHA|N EXISTING SUGAR DUTIES
N Make Every Effort to Have Congress Rescind Legislation
Heretofore Enacted and Leave Sugar in Its Present Status
Secretary McAdoo'S Formal Statement Published

Especial StarBulletn Correspondenee)
Sa6uetInO
ampI6eS tnforHIa
ttc6 eahesan
e s Important, Secretary MeAdooI
WASHINGTON, THE
pound refined win be retained The provision the Under
Noodmons placing list after 1916 Will
repealed "a -
influence Of the administration been formally
pledged prssden his cabinet viii
send the legislation heretofore enacted and leave
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EMPEROR MAKES REVIEW
OF ARMY DURING STORM

Especial Cable to Hawaii Shinpo)
TOXIC, Japan, Oct. 19.-Emperor
Toshihito left Toxic for Hirosaki in
the north Of Japan last week and ar
rived at the northern city yesterday.
Although there was a severe storm at
the time Of the grand maneuVers the
emperor rode on horseback to the pa
rade ground and reviewed the troops
Of the Northern Army.
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Two German Steamers. Torpedoed

STOCKHOLM, Sweden, Oct ia British submarine
has succeeded torpedong the German vessels Penambuco
and Solderham off oxeloesund the Baltic The Sodefham
was kept aoa because she was laden with wood Both
bound for, German ports. 80 .- - .S ~
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SIX. KILLED, MANY HURT. :.
IN HEAD ON COLLISION
ON TRAIN TN OKLAHOMA

OKLAHOMA CITY, Okla, Oct. fse-.
Six persons were killed today and sew
eraI injured Ia q head-on collision on
the line of the Chicago, Rock Island
4 Pacific railroad. - I. 10y. - Z
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-10-19
ENORMOUS CROWD At
FERRY Bull DING 10
VEL ONE INVENTOR

Especial Gable to Hawaii shlnpo.J
SAN FRANCISCO. Cal. Oct. H.
Thomas Edison arrived IN this city
yesterday afternoon frDm NeW York,
and was met at the Ferry building by
tfiousands Of citizens 81 the exbositfon
city. Who welcomed the great Inventor
to san Francisco.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-10-19

: There were 80 boys present at the
gymnasium class at the Y. NJ. c. A.
last evening, which breaks the record
for attendance. After the class work
two teams, the Washingtons and Wei
Iingt0ns, Mayed game Of indoor
BASEBALL, which was won by the LAT,
Ter bya score of 13 to 9. ..-
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I1i6 attitude ID demonstrated en-
phslicliis ~ the following officis
sl3letnent given ort by Gecretary Nc
Adoo ot the Treasury Department:
MashIpaton, Q. g.
.., tsssas October 9, 1915
~ stQ reoJY 10 many lnquiries 4
baxe c. 6lted about the revenbs
rf6itnns8 that viii Be proposed s
"a ,f6 Ntxt. congress-, Z have de- {
ttf5ni1ed . recommend 90 that
. the en- ltleney revenue act which
oNplrro ~ lirnltstlon on peeeHs.
ksf 90 1915, Be extended until
poac1 j yfsstored IN Europe, and
f1l 4sst ne existing duties on
ouo9e oball be rvtalnsd Cor sey-
/ efoI Yeas, o. until normal cue
foGi3 to6oItlopS are restefed.
Tbs11 an dlstInetlvely revenue
Hntn91ko1 and are NECESSARY In
j yltW o. The extraordinary cohdi-
! tIees new prevailing Throughout
the gworld.
Alt q JWpssslbls % stsse at the
r16daedt Nhst, ~ any, additlonal
fett1u6 measures may Be neees-
1far5s e fIo estimates q the vart-
Sp6 ds6. .ltiMehfe have NOT yet
besH eeeotteo. Jt u clear, how
Z eler. t,rf khs tsxo sources 81 rev.
fe9ue 41Nl 3hHt ffentioNed ebeuid 1
: be benf4elrpl6 10 matter what the {
detafI1sShthi eptlmstes may be.
Of course 4 rests with the con: I
neenh % So what shall Be done,
81 IN fiot1ly etatine what !, my
.reccmWl114 4kIeas u tl,ese pee.
! tloel1rl D 4
Ehkkl y o tutstlon out mat Sec.
/, ,ttf u ! I0col 1n1ouncefkent has
he fun approval q the President and
hi6 cabinet 1Ii1istefS. In addition Il
bee been GIVeh the support Of many
1fOui1ent Dem ocratsc leaders IN both
hf41tIe6 81 Congress. There Il nc
Iufpicioh ot doubE son my hand but
ihet the plan NJ Pc stisctiye IN due
For many mouths the star.BuiIetin
has been .gcnsistently
predicting that the present tariff duty
% refined sugar would be extended
after May 1, 1916. II viii
,e under the plea of tariff for reve-
ipe oRiy. and not on Ahe basis Of
protection to any infant industry. =
Recently Secretary McAdoo strongly
ntimated 10 the correspondent that
le would recommend the extensions
loN announced. He said that q final
ieclsion would not be reached until
liter October Is, when al the depart.
mental estimates Cor the next fiscal
ieer are laid before him, and he can
'lEnfe out lust how much It win re
Iuire to run the wheels OF govern
His announcement was made earlier
han anticipated for the reason thst
{ iNa1 deolrcd 10 place the subject
,cfotS th( pepntfy FOR discussion. Il
gnl considered advisable TO have this
'opic threshed out before Congress
,onVtnee December 6. Ri :.
Il & computed that revenues az.
gfeglting anywhere from $4,000 900
q 3ee. 900. 900 Z year WIN be realized
rom the rPtention OF the l cent .
,cund duty on sugar.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-10-19
Italy Declares War On Bulgaria
Not Decided On Army For Serbia

cared Bulgaria carrying out pact of the Entente
Powers standing by each other when any member of the
alliance is aacked ays action Is based the Bulgarian
campaign against Serbia 1t is not yet known the
italian government will send troops to aid Serbia.
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Allies to Reinforce in Balkans;
: Will Strengthen Land Armies

3 LONDON England Oct 19. Allies have decided to
send press the campaign the Balkans.
Where the troops will landed not stated but il will
probab be either at Salon where the French exped
ton the Gulf Of En6s Asiac scene
Of the latest landing British infantry
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-10-19

John Denny. aged IS, of Youngs-
town, Ohio. was killed while fighting
with the British army in Egypt
Mayor Martin Behren of New Or
leans was elected president of the
League of American Municipalities.
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Asquith Forced to Take Rest

LONDON England, Oct. sudden illness has forced
Premier Asquh into brief retirement which, announced
is temporary =. {Itz .t>s2@ss g 81, s.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-04-05

Trinity River. Tex. open channel
work Se5.o0e Completion - instru-
mental survey. $4,000
Cypress Bayou, Tex. and La, t5.ooa
Red River above Fulton. Ark sac
600
ouachIta River. ARK. and la. locks
aud dams. Sltl Gee
open channel work to camden. SIS.
600.
Bayous bartholomew, Macon. DAT
bonne. and COrney and Boeuf ana
Tensas Rivers. L.. 81 00e
Y8z00 River and tributaries, Miss.
tl5.000
Big sunnower River Ns4 sl0s 600
Arkansas River. Ark, &les $50
White River. Ark. $4,000
cache River. ARK. Ss.9ou.
Blarg and Current Rivers. Ara. ana
Aiu s. pee
81 Francis and IAusuilie Rivers
and ElaCknsh Bayou, Ark RA.0No
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Sums Allotted for I'm
proving the Waterways

lcontlnued from Page onsl
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BIG SHIPS ARE
NOW ENROUTE
TO PENSACOLA
SAILING LIST SHOWS THAT
SOME OF THE LARGEST 8oF
SQUARE .RlooERs ARE BogNp
FOR THIS PORT.

According t3 the recently -tssuet slil
Las iist &c vessels up. cleared ans ALL
ed Cor Pensacola. some very large ives
sells are 10 be lu port shortly bfrnE
accidents The zig ship Reda
which = now 81 port. and wibh is
locked 81 4 cargo berth, Is asargt
vessel. but even & larger one ks tn
shortly come here The ship 10 e.
pected i more than three hbdrei
tons larger than IL the aiE Bsaian
vessel already Ia port
some Of the larger ships whit has.
cleared for Pensacola are IRE pllaw-
ing
NorN eRiau bars Banuen ny tons
sailed from Laugesund and thlEht g.
have been lost
Norwegian bark Coninsw1 as#
tons. sailed from Cardiff Fenrtfg s..
Norwegian ship Dova Rio, u tons.
sailed rom Rlo de Janelre Mrh s6.
Norwegian bark Erhinn. re- toms.
I sailed from Christiana on Nib a.
Norwegian ship Maeila. r. tons.
/ sailed from Glasgow. Iau p
Russian ship Mareithen, Il tons.
sailed from Arenaal Nov
British ship RavenkWild, Il tons
a4lcd nom WalmaT March
Norwegian bark superior. tons.
+ sailed from England. Feb. "a
+ A number Of smaller vesf have
7 already been mentioned he's none
II which are very much lair than
the vessels - familiar in IMPORT
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navou Plaquemine. Ia s2e.eoe.
Bayou Teehc, 10. siaooo
Waterway. Prank AZ g. Mermentaa.
La. 5000
waterway. Mermentau River 20 sa
blne River la. and Tex.. $4,000.
Catcasieu River. t.a, $4,000
Isngnc FaIia. nayou Manchac and
Amlts. Chefunct0 ard Tickfaw Rivers
Ta- s5.g0o
navon ver1nnlon and Aermentau
River Ia. Including Bayou Plaque
mine Brule $4,000
Removal % water lyacinth ia Mis-
alssipm Louisiana and Texas. s2o.-
BAYOU Terrebonne, IA. sia, e0o
Atchafaiaya River Ia SEQ eon
Bayou Grossetete. Ia, So opo
Galveston channel TeS- 100000
s channel from Galveston harhor Ca
/ Texas city. Tox $4,000
: Channel 20 Port bolivar. Tea. s&e.-
Houston ship Channel Tex. saoo.
coo
West Galveston Bay and mouths of
adjacent streams. Tex 220.ooo.
Inland waterway on coast ~ Texas
Wet Galveston Bay BRACES River sec
Itlon ai6.o00
nrazos River Mats.sorda Ray section
$40 00o
Arkansas Pass-Pass CavaHo section
sac o0o
Guadalupe river section. $4,000
Mouth az Hrnz Tliver Tex s80. 600
FsfAzHa EIVEr. ru1.zi N7vtsss--e~ - "a.
Washington. s10oo0
Ola washington g waco, $500 900
Port Arkansas. TeN Sisoooo
Channel from Arkansas Pass g Cor
pun Christi. Tex. $4,000
4 sabine Pass and Port Arthur ca
mai Tex sle0 600
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tt# matter cd committee reference. re-
sultnE ln an unequal distribution ~
committee work bHs were considered
~ committee representing one class
~ citizens, without regard 10 the eE-
feet of mCl@Ire upon nn classes.
for exrmple. measure directly affect.
inE the Horticultural intsrcsas wHHfH
D. referred e..
cuisare. composed of farmers, and
measure dire.
tereHs would be referred ta the sara
mitsee un haBkiuN. composed of bank
ers, tlus eliminating consideration Z
syrl measures with reference ID their
eleEt upon other classes. az sell a.
the particular class affected
The practice W employing large
number o. unnecessary clerks has
grown mp under this syNtem. it having
beer the custom 90 each house Is az
low the chairman of any committee.
upon application. q employ q clerk
The ED plan = further objectionable
Dec use uf the absence * order and
systeln. hasty action. immature con-
sideratlon amd waste ~ time. Any
eNp rieuced legislator can vuuch Tor
fhe truth af this statement More
than that the fact that several hun-
dred bills die on tire calendar or the
Adjournment 81 each session q proof
conclusive raat there Is something rad
'caiiy wrong and 3 different course
muat be pursued Il the best results
are e. beattained.
submit the proposed rlan o. o..
ganizatinn for your careful and pa
uiatic consideration believe n win
commend itself 60 you because % the
complete order and system that Il vii
establish: because Il win place every
member ~ both houses upon az equal
footing: because 4 viii place every
senatorial district and county upon
The same basis u committee repre-
sen alton, because Il vii equally dis
tribute the committee work OF the Sea-
Aion' because Il win give no member.
senatorial district or county any "a.
vantage whatsoever over any Other
member senatorial district or county.
because be- will enable every nesnber
- take has proper place aud d. Ala
pEoporuonate share ~ the legislative
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BAPTISTS WILL
HOLD A MEETING
AT SANFORD.FLA.
ASSEMBLY Will TAKE PLACE IN
JUNE. AND LARGE NUMsER OF
PEOPLE FROM AL SECTIONS
WILL sE THERE

SPECIAL To TIE 00hAAtA
sanford April f-Flil arrangements
ser BEING maae fer ire cemiuw session
- enc Florda Bartlst Assembly q pa
held IS re grounds 81 Columbia sole
leee. June e9-3o
rhe fanawinR people wiH appear on
thr praEFam nr FL g. Buekholi1
Atlanta. ga ur Gardner. Louisville.
XIV Miss Mallory. Baltimore. Ma
Mr. Arthur Elakc. BALDWIN. Mlsa Mr
Louis Eutamlnger. F'urtworth. Texas
Han 81 f. Britain. Atlanta, Ca. Miss
Huekhoita. Atlantis. Ga. pr. s. L. Rog-
sfs. jacksonville; nr 4 II, Montague.
Lake city. SIR Howard Martin, Tam
pas Mra. rel O. pesimam. Jacksonville.
The fodawIuR organizations wiz
have naamy representatives. The
Churea Womrns Missionary Cnior-
Ladies' asa Society. Young Womans
AuxiHares. Sunbeam Bands, faymau' g
Missionary Movement. Men and Relia-
ian Forward Movement, SUNDAY
schools Baptist Young Peoples Union
Iunior Young Peoples Union, organ
issd SUNDAY school Glasses
There wH be no charge FOR admits.
sion BEARD and room fri the DORM
tors wu8 81 only s5 for eight DAYS
pea unen. towels cfc furnished b1
faeh hoafder
Tle eneers - 8e Florida naptie
asembly are ur g ~ Duke, Tampa
Res j b. Adeock. Tallahassee, Hon
q Mahry. Tampa: Pref g ri
Hrttalu. Iake city. Rev George Hy
man. sanford The program commit
zee Is composed of the officers ard Df
d b. Rogers. Jacksonville: pT a. r
HFontawur. Lake City.
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Don't miss l cent sale to-
day at Balkcom's.
DEATH SUNDAY OF
MISS NINA SILVA

After AN illness ~ srme duration.
Miss Nina Silva. ~ Columbus. o.. sis
ter - Mrs. W - Runyau - pensa-
cola. died last uight a. : O'Clock. at
,,ll tsee place from the home 90 MI.
ana NJ " "a Runyan this afternoea
81 o'clock. the interment be made
II - Johns cemetery. peccaHcd hHa
been here FOR some weeks. she De- sur
viyrd hy her mother. tu Ohio. and the
sister al whose home her death oe-
curred Funeral private
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Continued from Page One)
Cooaa River. Ca and Ala. lock
A dam and darn s. s5e o0o
Rome. Ca 80 lock 4. Ala. $50 zoe
Mobile. Ala. 100000.
Mobile Bar. Ala. ste.09e.
romhlahee River Fla., mouth g. DC
raouolia, Ala. sa2.50e.
Demopona. Ala. 20 WALKERS Bridge
Miss 2680o
papeanoula River. Miss. Ri0.8eo.
gulfpurt harhor and ship Island
paaa.. Mise. f82 500.
w8if ana Jordan Rivers. Miss sd
$50
Pearl river below Roekport Miss
81 Gee
sdnthwest Pass Mississippi River
100000
south Pass Channel Mississippi
River. a8e ooa
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B. c. GRO
is IMPROVING
WAS OPERATED uPoFRIDAY
AFTERNOON FOR APPplciTIs.
SUIT rs NOW DOING NLY

STA. large number ot a teaf Capt
Beuito o. Caro- of East f"sR street.
stR Dow .a- -tsss
PROVING, i1iloAlts liberation FOR
sppendifiils at uis facnla santa
rlum Friday afternoon
Capt Caro's candlt was ,.naI.t.
cred very sefloe. avn operation
eertme iinpef'tlNe. fts from hia
bedside last night Nehat 81. an
resting easy.
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work. because - viii safeguard the
finances 0f the state and eliminate
the employment o. unnecessary clerks
at the expense r. the taxpayers n
Florida.
III setting oar to perform the task
mat - before o.. Il Is vitality lmpor-
.ai't 'hat - ~ The proper foundation
ouf work II we las the foundation
Deity, We viii build wisely and
"sti' ana tho legislature or 1915 viii
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fConuuuef Frun I oa.s
rtuuity far iufefitnt Bsre..a
go each measure .tw.ts.s ..s-.
seuator.nt district af sr..r ....
s4uaI foo;inE l H etn r. lt.-
l4rt. county ul mt az u..u...
faga over another Waf .r.at...-
af committee ben aa rad r
GHr sid system tJ VI mrt .ra.a ID.
auruee 1T special fFasF n. -a .ga
aeult. IL viii give tve uUe, If
both houses MS apoT laaa ana
tnuainE au gumtcn
member ~ fhr legilre Am sar.
1gard the ststes Ega ras..,..
re appropriation iu-as rsr ra,.
anuaf Of tRa arfaa IA ,s#.
se#a before Uas Lt Ia raar...
ta. cost al aler.4a iste.. 81.
minimum. even lf aarltHar f..
each committee iz hrrH ..e-ar,..
Eco reports WIN h5ucra aua ....f
4 lmmaua mrre resin botAsger..
d & win make the a ar ,n1sl.
toes Impuss.Hles 3 tra4..r tt,.
autroI ~ meR#E tae 49,. .f
heir introduction the p,qsnsrg
/ aHrefs 81. tarn hW wkia. n
/ tl enable ali moHtf both .ogs.s
+ .a attend every 81 sas unah I'M.
lu.au oI committee lzatlat 1900
saaaes would ha Heeezs y 80
Iouru before TIE nItteea s.sl8
meet. and neither could 8 -.
convened Hutl tamtteaE w14
nave finished tAeit undefts
pian several hunaH will na, l.s
5n the calendar oalal aatst-,
mont 0i the iegis as mas ~,
Che case heret0fUE commit.
can meet az the sc with ~
attendance ~ the ship 81 -, I
committee. tan imay under ~,
Cd plan)
OBJECTIONS TolLb plan
liz the session stharn war.
az committees in "A with hfrei
sounding names. 4 diTerewl
Eradea 81 unprecedented with-
aat regard % unifa axlnR 49,
number - memhcsh commit
tee.
There we're 4 - IN the
house. wlth hiah snamrs ara
of different Eradhaportanea
composed ~ nine bach.
In the senate etor WA
member of from Mven com. 4
mlttees. and Ia thalch repre
sentative was a ri from ten
to fourteen comHkome ~
these committees hFork than i
Z they could DO othEile ~ a.
work. chalrmen aifa Of sa-
called important ecand their
4 districts and countisen pres
tIae. standing and over the
II Chnirmsn and mema lu nnr-
4 tart committees ~ both
houses would end ~ the
position ~ being attend
several committee AZ thu
same time. IN impss course. T
balls introduced Wed hv
a / prssiding officers Ases. ia !
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-04-05

n my humble Judgment. 80 down In
history, surprising la achievements
for TIC common good OF all lts pre-.
decessorm
Very truly yours,
ION L. F'ARRTs.
state Senator-eisct 18th Distr4ct.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-04-05

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