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The Palatka news and advertiser., 1917-09-14

WHY DRAFT IS NECESSARY.

:. There are two prime reasons j
y why the selected draft is the pre- ::
+ ferable if not the necessary plan. =
i. First. it will show to the world, y
/. to the Immense heartening of the !
i allies and the discomfort of the j
j. enemy that we mean the force =
i and power of the whole country 7
j. are centered on victory. That we =
i have gone in with the will to win
j. Second, it will leave the neces- i
i. sarv industries uncrippled and =
+ the schools and colleges and the !
:. universities unrobbed of the =
4 young men to whom the country !
i must look in the future Tor lead
+ ership. The farmer who produc-
j. es the Nations food, the mechan-
i. ic and artisan needed in the
i. trades and Industries, the young
i. men getting their education to
s equip them for high service, Will
+ not be allowed to volunteer IN
\ wholesale groups when the gen
:. eral good will best be subserved
i hv most of them remaining at
!. their several tasks. The educa-
+ tional institutions will contrib
+ ute their share only-not empty
- themselves. The trades and in
i. dustries and the farms will CON
!. tribute their share, but not in
= discriminatory, in numbers that
i. would make us helpless where
! help is most needed.
= The volunteer plan would mean
\ delay, if not disappointment II
X submarines and Zeppelins or raj
+ ders or armed forces threatened
+ to invade the United States there
i. would be ready and OverwheIm-
\ ing response to the call to the
X coIors. Such situation will not
!. arise. Some immediate prospect
j. of real, active service in battle
j. would stimulate enlistments to
i. numbers greater than could be
j. cared Tor. When it is believed
i. fighting is uncertain or remote
i. recruiting will be slow. Thus the
i. volunteer plan depends not on the
i. Judgment of the military author
1. tiles but upon the disposition OF
j. the volunteers. There is ab-
1. sence of control when control
!. may be needed-SenatOr Dun
+ can [. Fletcher.
j. j. j. j. j. j. + i. i. + + + 1. I. !. !.
The Palatka news and advertiser., 1917-09-14
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X WHAT LEADING STATE
X EDITORS ARE SAYING.
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Don't Use My Name

Don't Use My Name
Tampa Times: An interesting
story mas trckled into Tampa from
Arcadia
Sometime ago political enemies Of
Sheriff Dlshong of DeSoto county,
bent upon securing his scalp and re-
placing him with another man, are
said to have made certain charges
against him to Gov. Cats.
The governor notified Dishong Of
the fact without giving the names OF
the persons making the charges, and
Dishong, who is noted for his courage,
proceeded to get busy.
Immediately thereafter Gov. Cats
is said to have received several rush
kilograms in which he was requested
not to make public the names of per-
sons who had made the charges.
Since that time, it seems, interest
in the ousting of Dishong has display.
ed symptoms of sleeping sickness"
The Palatka news and advertiser., 1917-09-14

Gov. Cats has accepted an invita-
ton to address another negro meeting
in jacksonville. The invitation came
from the negro the governor recently
appointed a commissioner for juvenp e
offenders for Duval county. Demo-
Gratis of Florida have no right to
complain at the governors efforts to
cultivate the negro vote. He was not
the candidate of the democratic par
ty. Gov. Cats was elected governor
of Florida as an independent candi-
date. This is a fact that seems to
have been lost sight of by many.
The Palatka news and advertiser., 1917-09-14
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Sheriff Grabs Gamblers.

Sheriff Hagan's office has captured
tried and convicted total of Is gam
blers, all colored, this week. And
Judge Calhoun, who heard the cases
imposed a fine Of S1.00 and costs in
each case. The light fine was large
ly because of the scarcity of labor and
the promise of the gambling crowd
that thew would all go to work.
Sheriff Hagar arrested and is
holding to the circuit court, one Min
ME Pinkney, more or less notorious,
for running a gambling Joint. Min
ME is in Jail because Of inability to
get bond.
The Palatka news and advertiser., 1917-09-14
With it's Usual Enterprise

Tampa Tribune: The Jacksonville
Metropolis contains the following
news 90 item which will be Of inter-
est to the friends of Mr.. Justice Whit
field of the Florida Supreme Court:
"Since the withdrawal of Supreme
Court Justice Whitfield from the
bench and the appointment Of At
torney-General West to fill the vacan-
cy, Mr.. tRivers H. Buford is without
opposition. Mr.. West was candl-
date"
The Palatka news and advertiser., 1917-09-14
The Last Resort.

Palatka cannot shine I'm baseball
history. but she is far in the lead IN
abuse. The Gem City sought place
on the baseball map, but did not nave
the material to put her there, SO the
State was raked for professionals.
They came, they saw, and they went
hack-beaten. 1t was too much. Al!
that good money wasted, nothing left
but abuse, but the stock of that is IN
cxbaustible, so the Palatka press is
drawing on it literally. st. Angus
tine has only an amateur team com
posed of local boys who play for love
of the National Game. They nave
never been known to enlist profes-
sionals and send them out as repLe-
sentatives of St. Augustine. Palatka
cannot grasp the fact that her pro-
fessio7al players were beaten by am,
ateurs, hence the cry Of "steaG and
other abuse. What's the matter with
bonding Putnam county and hlrlnes
the New York Giants for the next
brush with the Saints st, Angus
tine Record.
The Palatka news and advertiser., 1917-09-14

Hon. ]. S. Bitch of Montbrook has
been appointed secretary to the gov
ernor in place of J. v Burke, who has
been placed on the tax commission.
The Times Union printed the pictures
of these men last Friday. Bitch
looks his reputation-that of suave
ard genial diplomat. Burke has a
face that would curdle milk-like an
anarchist on the half-shell. Secre-
tary Bitch ought to give the execu-
tive office a better line of advertis
inp
The Palatka news and advertiser., 1917-09-14

Senator Jim Alexander, lawyer and
statesman from Volusia county, Sc
cured a pardon last week for II. q;
Stone. convicted from Polk county and
sentenced to twelve years in the penl-
tentiary for an attempt to commit
rape on little girl. This pardon was
granted after the pardoning board had
been furnished with proof of the chas-
tity of the girl in the case after a
private physical examination by com
petent physicians, And yet there are
those of US who have hoped for the
time when lynching would cease. We
had also hoped that reputable lawyers
would cease taking pardon cases o1
this character.
The Palatka news and advertiser., 1917-09-14

Another pro-German queen whose
influence may yet lead her husband S
kingdom against the allies, figured IN
the news of the past week. She is
queen Victoria of Sweden, born the
Princess Victoria of Baden, Germany
Dispatches credit her with having Gre
ated distinctly pro-German atmos-
phere at the Stockholm court. Queen
Sophie Of Greece, sister of the kai,
.er, lost her husband his place as king
because Of her pro-German intrlgues
Gar Nicholas downfall was hurried
by the pro-German intriguings of his
wife, another German princess.
The Palatka news and advertiser., 1917-09-14

The Postoffice Department has de-
MED the mails to number of inf1u-
entail German language newspapers
printed in this country. The Phila-
delphia Tageblatt will blatt no more.
Its editors and business manager
have been arrested and its correspond
cnce. files and documents confscated.
The Palatka news and advertiser., 1917-09-14
WHY GERMANY
WANTS PEACE.

Nh1 NEhMA-\1
WANTS PEACE.
4 Cooarhano, ,;.ro+ab ~, c,,,dor
s+a-o6 ~ con,n,i1+oa nf raTan
.it" Da 'Gltn5stee pn;nhste d ~ ee seren
+ron, tha Rundesra+b VII n,eat and
drof+ naoca aiaos ~, onsrror ~ pona
ganod1n+t, neano ,,o+a
Tbaro ora n,enjfoId roosors why,
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go a"t ti's ,,-'' val may + sl+o i4oT
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MnoHI rev o.4lIoltS I ~ w 'tot ant snt' e.. E ny
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The Palatka news and advertiser., 1917-09-14

Capt. Sidney J. Cats is still on his
Job as captain of the Tallahassee
company. The special commission of
regular army officers appointed to
examine into his fitness has not re-
ported. A man has to be some cap
tain and have a clean record in order
to get by commission of that sort.
The Palatka news and advertiser., 1917-09-14

Of course we all would have pre-
ferred it if the first report of six
German submarine. sank by Ameri-
can merchantmen could have stood
but the sinking of one calls for sone
zeal rejoicing.
The Palatka news and advertiser., 1917-09-14

St. Johns county is to indulge in
the excitement of "wet or dry
election on October 18th. The "wets'
are basing their hopes Of success on
the date-the 18th. Palm Beach
county will vote on the same ques-
ton on October 30th.
The Palatka news and advertiser., 1917-09-14
Orange Springs Fair.

O,ange Springs, Fla, Sept. ll--At
a meeting Of the Orange Springs Fair
Association Saturday the dates for
the 1917 fair were set for Wednesday,
Thursday and Friday, Nov. y, y and
23. There will be no entry fee charg-
ed for exhibits. .
NJ. P. Walsh guaranteed a prize OF
S25 in gold for the best exhibit made
bv a local of the Farmers Educational
and Cooperative Union of America
the exhibit to comprise all kinds of
farm products and live stock. There
are already four locals Of the Farm
crs Union within the territory of the
fajr-Kenwood Star, Alligator Greek,
Peniel and Johnson. 1t is expected
that there will be three or more locals
| formed in the meantime.
James R. Murphy will provide the
big tent for the fair this year that
was used at the last fair. S. 7. Hol-
INrake, general manager of the Ock-
/ lawaha Valley railroad has agreed to
furnish transportation FOR all exhibits
from any point on his road to ano
from Orange Springs.
Among the attractions this yeal
will be baby show, athletic contests
and horse and mule races for home
owned stock. w c. Bogue Of Bur,
bank was elected president, H. }. Gus.
tead Of Manville, Vice President anc
/ NJ. P. Walsh sec and treasurer
The Palatka news and advertiser., 1917-09-14

The First Florida regiment is leav-
ing for Camp Wheeler, Macon, Ga,
today. where they will be merged in
TO the American army and lose iden-
tity as State troops. But it is COM
posed of real Crackers" just the
same.
The Palatka news and advertiser., 1917-09-14

1t will feel more like war next week
when we are called upon to say good
bye to some % of our good Putnam
county BOYS
The Palatka news and advertiser., 1917-09-14

Poor Russia. Must lave been TAX
ing observations in Mexico.
The Palatka news and advertiser., 1917-09-14
THEPALATKAN News
and Advertiser.

Entered at the Palatka possoffice as
mailable matter of the second class.
The Palatka news and advertiser., 1917-09-14

1T South Second st. Phone 1876.
VIM. A. RUSSELL, Editor.
The Palatka news and advertiser., 1917-09-14

Published at Palatka, Florida, on
Fridays by
RUSSELL & NICkERS.
S1.O0 Per Year in Advance
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1917-02-13

u you had met him right here on the
grande route and had an hours chat
with himf
u like TO swallow great master
whole, ~ II were. 10 read everything
hos written at one 80 and then have .
try myself at something in bis man.
ner. Tho only way 70 become master
Is 10 study the masters. take my word
for IT, It's all Que whether it's In paint
or clay or words. And then II you
arc humble enough and keep an open
mind you may one Of these long days
learn how ~ say II. have at various
periods thus sat at tho feet Of 6ir Wal.
tor Scott and smolIctt and Fielding
and Dickens and Pos aud Bcaudelalre,
and tho number Of thugs which have
written In tho style OF each would OIL
. clothes basket" -Isirge Harrison In
Century Magazine,
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1917-02-13

NorR: Folks In town and adjoining
counties arc delighted with The results
they hsve obtained BY using ANURIC.s
the newest dIscovery Of D.. Pisrcs, who
3 head Of the INvALIDs, H0TEL and
SURGICAL INSTITUTE, In Buffalo, n. Y.
Those who started the day with . back.
ache, stiff legs, arms and muscles, and
an sching head worn out before the
day began because they wer0 IN and out
Of bed half . dozen times at night) are
apprccistipg the perfect ret, comfort
and new strength they obtained from
DR.. Pierce's Anuric Tablets. TO prove
that this ID q certain uric acid solvent
and conauers headsche, kidney and
bladder diseases and rheumatism, Il
you've never used the sAnuric,S cut
Ibis out and send ten cents 70 Doctor
Pierce for q large sample package. This
viii prove 70 you that uAnurics u
thirty seven times moro active than
lithia In eliminating uric acid--and The
most perfect kidney and bladder cor.
rector. II you are . sufferer, 30 70 your
best druggist and ask for . t0-cept bog
Of uAnufIc.s You run no rsk for DI.
| Pierce's eood nams sands behind thie
wonderful new discovery = 4 has to-
ths past half csu1uTy foe BIZ sGclden
Nsdscal Dioeovuyys . general toni1
mado fyUm roo1o v111 pu1o g1yc0Ilno
which makes ~ blood pufe, his ~Fo-
vorite Presosipeions for weak womau
and PLEASANT Pellslss ios live ib.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1917-02-13

II Wss First Conferred BY Philip Au.
svstvs In 1871, q the Time Of the
Third crussds-rks Batsn 10 Its Dis.
tInetlvs Badge Of ofIes.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1917-02-13
A GREAT AUTHORS caEDo.
Hsbsrt Lss's etsvsnsen's Story u M
Wsitlnu Mstheds,

I have vivid recollection Of q most
Interesting shop talk with Robert Lon.
10 Stevenson which occurred during Z
long walk 10 Fontaincblcau. Al We
Tampcd along under tho shade Of tho
Nll poplars no outlined 10 mn tho writ.
sr's credo a. hc knew II and explained
bis own methods OF work.
You painter chaps make lots OF
studies. don't yonY' he exclaimed. "ADd
you don't frame them oil and send
them to the salon. do your You Just
stick them up. ON tho studio wall for .
BIT. aud presently you tear them up
and mako more. And you copy ve.
lasQues and Rembrandt aud Van Dyck
and Corot. and from each you learn
soma little trick OF tho brush. some oh.
scure little point IN fccbnic. And you
know very well that Il II tho knowi.
edge thus acquired that will enable you
later on 10 deliver your own mcssasv
with q anc and confident bnvsdo.
Yon are simply learning your meter.
Auft uUuNfN NV utuu NuVts ~ AsAnt W
shy line without the metier 10 Just q
blind man with stick. Now. In the
literary line I sm simply doing what
you painter men are doing In tho pic-
toriAi iine-learnlng the meticr."
Yes, but how do you work tho
gamef" I inquired. we artists use
paiEt aud canvas aud brushes precise
y a. tho masters did"
swell. ! use pen aud Ink aud paper
precisely M did tho masters Of the
pcu." laughed Stevenson. only q pen.
eli In quito good enough for me at pres.
ent. Just now am making . story .
h Balxac. with q French plot. French
local color aud every little touch and
detail 40 close 10 the old boy - can
possibly make Il And aren't biz
works Just marvcls Of literary psrfec
ton! Really. ! bslisvs that -1aisac
hcld up TO nature q more wonderful
mirror than oven the great w. .. him.
sslf. His dear old Pere Gortot-don't
you Just know him better even than
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1917-02-13

Deov MS. Editov-I suffered for years
With backache. Last March ] tried
sAnuric1 y and have used this new KID
nsy medisine recently discovered BY
DR.. Pierce, and u was wondsTful the
way II eased the pain and eaye me
relief In such q short time. ] hsve
tsied several medicines, but ~AnuricS >
y The only one that gave satisfaction.
] feel u my duty 70 recommend
sAnuric Tabled" " 10 any one who suffers
~ ] did.
[ Signed) } MRs. MARaAREr 3. 6SDSR.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1917-02-13
Tiny Jssheu Island.

Jethou island ID not only the smallest
o. the Channel islands but slso tho
smallest inhabited island In Europe.
In all its little length and breadth there
10 only one inhabited house.
Jethou lies midway between Guern-
scy and Sark and Affords perfect ~
treat from tho world. II has 4 popula-
tion of about seven, Ia without roads
Of any sort and has no post Being
surrounded BY submerged and partly
submerged rockA Il II impossible for
the island 70 be visited BY vessels OF
any size. 10 all communicati With the
outside world 10 carried on BY means
of tiny sailing cutter.
In winter the good folks of Jcthou
sometimes have no ncws Of any Of the
happeninEs OF the outside world for
weeks At time. and yet Guernsey u
only . couple OF miles Oh. - London
Mail
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1917-02-13
Classified Advertising


STRICTLY FANCY sEEDSAIfalfa.
Red Clover. Timothq. scaritied
Sweet Clover. Rye Grass. etc.
Ralph Waldo Eden. Central Point.
Oregon. 947tf
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1917-02-13

Little Gertrude had been very naughty
and had been severely slapped. nrst by
the nurse and then BY mother. with .
promise Of another dose from father
when hc came home.
. She sat on the door. ber eyes tiled
with angry tears Suddenly she rose
with determined look upon her little
face, and seized her hat
where are you goIngy' asked her
mother.
"0ut to tell the family secrets 10 the
ueishbors," said the child firmly.
But she didn't co. Pittsburgh Chron.
icle-Telegraph.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1917-02-13

FOR RENT--6-room modern house.
and small barn, 207 Foundry ST..
$40 per month. Inquire at 20S
Foundry. ssS
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1917-02-13
Wsrklnp an AdaaA

Doctor" said the medical student,
~ blind man apt 10 be an idioty'
"wny. no.- what makes you ask
thatf'
The adape says. Out OF sight, out
of mind
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1917-02-13
RANK Of MARSHAL
A Military Honor Instituted by a
King Of France.
THE TITLE AN ANCIENT ONE

u Wss First Conferred BY Philip Au.
sussus In 1871, q the Time Of the
Third crussds-rks satsn Is Its oIs.
tInstlvs ssdss st osHss.
Il II only In France that the military
dignity Of marshal Il very ancient
one. Il was King Philip Augustus
who Hrst Instituted II AZ military
once IN iiei, at the time OF the third
crusade. 81. Louis invested two Of biz
commanders with the rank on tho eve
Of bis III fated expedition to northern
Africa. Francis !. created three. and
By the time that Louis xiv. had com
pleted his long reign there were no less
than twenty Of them.
The otice was abolished by the nrsi
republic. but restored by Napoleon
I. when he proclaimed himself EN-.
peror. He limited the number TO SIX.
teen. They were known as marshals
Of tho empire. The Bourbon monarchy
on its restoration In 1915 maintained
them in once. but changed their utle
oacA % snsl ~ @ sun. !"
manual Of King Louis Philippe. their
number was limited 70 six In time Of
peace and twelve In time Of war.
The baton. a. provided for BY exist
ing military regulations In France. con-
sists Of . stat about two feet long.
an Inch and hah IN diameter. cover
% with dark plne veives. uecked WIZ
gold stars and tipped at either enc
with silver Gilt % the oorders o.
which are engraved the i.atin woroS.
Terror belll. decus pacis. u Is car
ried In the right hnnd al ail great m'n'
tary or state functi0us ana " used III
lieu OF the saber for saluting. Tue
baton Of tho neld marshal OF Great
Britain. u tipped at either END with
crowns and lions: those OF Germany.
Austria and Russia with single headed
or double headed eagles
In England the dignity Of 6eld mar.
shal was unknown until the reign OF
George H.. who In i735 bestowed u
upon the second Duke OF Argyll. one
OF the greatest commanders and states
men OF hia day ana of whom rope
wrote:
Argyll. the states whole thunder born TO
WELD
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49,. a., nnss,. RI. ,.s, ,w.. commend.
.ss - MIA ,.s, rans v.r. m. ,.,s
E,.,S Msrsha, conrIo rcv.rnor ZEN.
-, ~ po,.ns ara n. ,.,. Grand
Nrs. M,chss N,choIs,v,,ch who
,rh.r n. d,sd -. N. M, r,arch or the
,mrerIn, ho,ss ~ RomsnofY
In Anstr,s. RI unrary there ,s but one
t,eld marshsl--ns ,nely. Archduke Fred.
erich He a \ brofher az the oaeeu
mother Of, spaiu, and heir 20 ali the
colossa, fortune Of his uncle. the late
Archduke Albert. who had won his
marshars batou on the hattiesield Of
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1917-02-13


What She Asked Fer.,
Uncle Jack. who was visiting them
from the west, wished to talk to Eliza
beth's father at his otice. He could
not find the telephone directory aud
thus appealed to three-year-oId Elixa-
beth for Information regarding The
phone number: Elizabeth. what does
mother ask for when she talks to daddy
at his officer
Elizabeth was wise for her days
Money" she llTed.
Following Their Exampls.
why don't you 10 to your friends
when you want TO borrow money
II have beeu TO them. but Just at
present they are all hard pressed. they
say"
Then count me among your friends.
Their judgment gu you is good enough
for me- Detroit Free Press.
psssibls oubstituts.
Nothing eau ever.take your place. =
coocd the bride.
Nothing. dear."
That Is. perhaps. except sdeQuste
ahmony." Kansas City journal.
Something Accomplished.
MY wife went 10 u beauty doctor
to have her complexion cleared"
"weil. was it?'
mo. hut my pUketbock was"--Bai
timore American.
He who 10 made by an opportunity 10
usually the one who made tie oppor-
tunity.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1917-02-13

The California ahd Oregon
Coast Railroad Company !
Effective December s. 1916
Tuesdays. Thursdays. saturdays
Train I ". Grants Pass. l0.e0.a. n.
Train 3 ". Waters Creek 1.00p .. m.

All trains leave Grants Pass from
the corner Of @ and Eighth streets,
opposite the Southern Pacific dsbot.
FOR all Information resartinn
freight and passenger vtervice call q
tes19ce sfths cUn1puny. Public Ser
,,Nce building. or -phsne iSl for