The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-05-02

cause they we're used 10 drinking
them. Senator Cornto and Represen-
tatIve Davis Jackson. offered the real
amendments q the oppositiorz-thes
20 strike out the first second " the
BIN which contained the real purpose
% the bill. ...- ..e
HON. slLL TO FRONT.
During the discussion Of the fresh
water fish bill. the Honorable May
ROLES said that he had heard 50 much
fish talk In the past few days. thar
he could feel fish bones sticN.ng
through his RIBS. whereupon some sns
In a stage whisper. remarked that this
probably accounted for BIZ making 50
many points % order.
This remark OF Bins goes % show
that even the best q legislators get
going in debate and say things that
sound queer. Take the case q Mr.
I GoIdsteln the other day IN hia remarks
on the advantages Of local option com
pulsory education over Statewide
some one offered the argument that
under local option. the black counties
\ would find Il difficult % deal with the
negro school children, and that The
other counties should hep. Mr. Cold
stein said-sTu answer the gentleman
/ by saving that he can take care 81 his
/ negro ehildren and I viii take care Of
mine. -
THE FEE SYSTEM.
whenever there is any general rem
edlal legislation proposed there viii a.
ways appear In Tallahassee. those who
work against Il because their particu-
\ lar business maybe restrained, re-
strIcted or Ia some way affected. The
Y bE aboliahing the Zee system which
Z is generally considered bad, unjust
and hurdenaome. brought some sher-
I IFS and tax assessors IN opposition, al
I though the proposed bin does not ef-
/ feet those nov holding county offices.
E Both bills specify January LIST, 1917, as
the time for the proposed laws 20 take
effect A. an offices belong 70 the
people. II "a FOR them 20 say who are
I 10 occupy them next time. and the
present offices need not offer them
selves for public service tn 1917. IN the
+ pay does not suit them should the
rates and plan be changed
A delegation representing real ea-
tate dealers advertising agencies and
boards Of trade and newspapers are
I here opposing the enactment OF State
Bureau Of PahHcity and immigration.
And their main argument IL that Il
viii interfere with their way - 90
ing things in this line The real es-
tate men also object 70 paying TIRE sx-
penses ~ the state Bureau. although
they are the chief beneficiaries Of It's
activities. The magazine agencies
want 70 DO ell the ADVERTISING them-
selves. and the real estate men want
the expenses Of the bureau met cut of
the general revenue fund. Y either
q these ideas get into the bill--then
coed bye al hope ~ getting q state
Publicity and immigration through
FOR this legislature VIII never trust
Florida'a publicity 20 the advertising
agencies nor make an appropriation
FOR 4 out 81 the general revenue fund
I viii say IN passing that ] drew This
tilI and Tor that reason = ts . good
one. harnlnR no one. doing q straight
business that truth telling can hurt
and putting no unjust imposition on
any one I VII also say in passing,
just because some persons have passea
q sheer 81 me that u ire Board sought
10 be created can find anybody n
Florida or cat - g. who h better
equipped 90 tell the truth about Flor
( Ida conditions. enterprises and oppor-
tunIties than I ana. and VINO enjoys the