The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-10-17
STATE MARKETING
BOARD

Weevils destroy good deal Of corn
every year after it has been harvested.
If you are in doubt about what meas
ures to take to protect your corn, write
to Prof. C. K. McQuarrie at Gaines
vile. or consult your county farm
agent.
Under the law of Florida, the open
season for all game commences on
November 20 and extends to February
Is OF the following year-making a
period Of So days. Residents Of Flor
Ida may procure a hunters license,
good only for the county in which they
live. for s1.2o; but the fee for each
additional county will be $3.50. For all
non-residents the cost of the license
for each county in which they desire
to hunt will be $25. The maximum
amount OF game allowed each gun per
day is one deer, two turkeys 20 quail,
and % birds of other varieties All
Hunters should become familiar with
the laws.
The Innes automobile factory at
Jacksonville expects to be in operation
in November. This is the first auto
mobile manufacturing in Florida. The
concern is capitalized at $500. 600,
and is said to have a million dollars
worth OF orders for cars and more
regularly coming in. 1t promises to
become one Of the important indus
tries Of the state.
Only 21s persons were killed by au-
tomobiles in New York City IN Sep
TENDER.
The U S. Bureau of Education. at
Washington, D c. has bulletin Civ
ing a long list of valuable publica-
lions Some sent free and others sold
at cost. II interested in education
send for this bulletin.
Last year California gathered over
SOS, oo0, 0eo worth of spoils from the
sea. Fish board themselves and it is
only a question of keeping up a sup
ply, SO California has 20 fish hatch
cries. Florida has more fresh water
lakes and rivers, and more ocean
frontage than California, but how
many hatcheries has it? There is still
plenty of fish in Florida waters, but
take hold of the public mind.
The University OF Florida at Gaines
vile, has a faculty of 55 professors
and instructors and the enrolment
this year is in excess Of 500. There |
is no need Of Florida students going
to other states for practical instruc-
tion.
Nature has been kind to Florida. It
gave it ample rainfall TO nurture vege-
tation. The extremes in heat and
certainly not cold are not as great /
as in the other states. This winter
will find host of people here from
the other states. They viii ask for
good things to eat and for pleasant
surroundings They can get all Of
these desirable things. Pretty flow
ers. plants, trees and lawns help to
give satisfaction to all corners
During nine months ending with
Sept. 80, Miami has made a record Of
expending s4.0oo,0oo IN building opera
tions. This is a year when there is
more or less depression in other parts
81 the country. It Is doubtful II any
other city Of the same population can
equal Miami's record All the cities
Of the state show unusual activity.
Many new buildings are going up in
Tampa Lakeland Or
every city and town is
busy.
That the house fly not uncommon
" makes journey OF to miles in
the snace OF "A hours. IS shown hy ex-
periments conducted by the =. s. BIZ
reanu OF Entomology. The case with
which flies travel many miles shows
the Importance OF general sanitary
measures to destroy breeding places
at the Rebeeca Light
shoaI off the coast Of Florida seemed
% show that flies come down the wind
rom Cuba COS miles distant). and at
lines from the Marquesas Keys "a