The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1921-04-21

beautiful scerer On either stce.
While sin others rztsEtc Y
ucuys AID izc1iEse IL social coz
v~erss.o-- Oar mp @ The rlVer
COX - past the great shipping
-s-ufauursrE ard lumber indus
tires ard tezc-sr-sfed vel uhy
J~sckscnvflis = Z q the leading
rz-srctzl csnts-x Of the south
River r-rsnsPortEuc1 solves the
B problem q shipping and makes
possible a trade which Is , OF
the oty's greatest assets Thel
river trip sndec ne we're returned
70 the hotels for a brief res fol-
io-irr whfch another delightful
o1Ehly ersoye6. and ~s we're na o1r
way rejoicing. arriving AZ S. Aug
Justine during the night
~. Augustine. FLORIDA
Arriving sxt ST. AEgusti1e. where
ne we're 70 spend three days. the
business meetings OF the s~ssocis-
train vas placed in a most delight
full 20; along the station parking
where green grass and fisver made
IL look anything but a railway
siding. electric lights were strung
and every convenience added to
make our Pullman City" a most
delightful home during our stay in
ST. Augustine for. in order 10 hold
! the cars II Vas necessary for the
; party 10 sleep on the train. Those
!, three DAYS we're crowded With bust
ness and entertainment Business
sessions we're held in the morning
J and the afternoon and evening were
given over 10 pleasure There vas
much TO see in and around s..
Augustine. Its historic interest f.
9 not exceeded By any city in he
o entire COUNTRY. History. and the
r 81. AuEustines. tells Us that Il is
the 0ldess settlement = the United
2 ~rsre C-.- - = EtS-sSa.
q particularly Pensacola. contend for
J the same distinction and produced
j. some facts 10 prove their contention.
p We took them all a. their word and
sang for them. We believe you"
2 which made everybody happy. Speak
IS ing Of being happy. that vas the
j. slogan Of our tour. "~ETerybody's
J. Happy" and they were 20 the
r otherwise while j~ourneying in FLOR
ida. Who could be sad while
lf breathing the pure ozone from the
EN@H .1NHIA LAaE AaAA11 anu O. q
n Of verifsble flower gardens and
" ladened with the rich perfume OF
Il the ran blossom and hundreds
le Of other sweetest flowers that
d. grow? II was all most enchanting,
q a season OF pleasure never 10 be
ID forgotten. equalled perhaps al an
j. other time but e1eelled, W Nc
voLGvr Ponce De Leon felt that he
had drunk of the waters OF per.
IS petual youth when, after a so.
iourn in this wonderful fairy land
Id he came upon the spring OF spark
ling. living water which he christ
ened the Fountain Of Youth" tn.
ct story of which every school child
IS familiar. No need TO say thii
tabled fountain, which is purporteC
to be the very same discovered b.
old Ponce. is being commercialize,
by ambitious promoters. A charg'
OF 25 cents is made for visitini
the Fountain Of Youth. being per
mitted TO gaze into its crysta
waters. where il is said. II yor
observe closely enough. you vii
discern the face of your futur
wife CT husband. as the case ma.
n be and also drink to perpetua
'nt youth. The admission charge wa
Sc HaANf1 OA IA ONIdEADA- VI the IL
OF the editorial party and, perhap
~ on account Of our not ~"crossin
the palm with coin" all the goo
fairies must have taken to tn
woods for, personally. we locke
I'D long and eagerly at that pool bu
~ mary face did we see" except GU
20 own reflected back at us, whic
-, settles II. Even the charm {
Florida can't alter some thing
however, we were not altogethe
disappointed in the Fountain To-
aIy in the language OF the pater
medicine advertisement. after tai
ing only M glassful of the wor
20 derful potion We felt like A "mer
child" Another glassful or tw
-. aud our friend Mrs. Davis, woul
10 have had TO provide a preambulatc
hs for US to continue the journey.
g. The business sessions of the a
of ISOLATION held at St. Augustine wei
in extremely interesting. During n
.dd hours OF the session. other ente
.ng tainment was tabooed. We sa
of "other entertainment" because n
business meetings were really 81
nd tertaining TO those of US who wei
member Of the profession. Int
esting and profitable discussiC
Of the problems OF the trade.
OF which there are many. were ha
and much valuable information az
helps were offered. many OF viii,
nc will no doubt be put into operate
no. by the different publishers on the
val return TO the business offic
Among the entertainments was
az reception and dance in the pal
,tb garden at the Ponce De Leon hotc
he trips to the Deaf and Blind schoC
to old Fort Marion, to the beac
mr. the country club, the alligatC
10 farm, the old cemeteries. a sire
see uahCe al 'he AictZaI hotel court
be IIue o'et II CITY anu INTO u
be country lhciuuihs the great mas
on inss po'ato uls'IlCt' ana nlstoN