Pensacola News Journal from Pensacola, Florida • Page 4

a fl4 I 4 THE PENSACOLAJOURNALSATuRDAy MORNING PFBRUARY 1 1908 lJJbe enjaroltt 3onf ai wrrr 1X rmJ DAILY WEEKY SUNDAY aI4kl EVERY UOBNING Xfl2 IIMIN I 4 I THE JOURNAL COMPNY i LJ FRANK LMAYES pNt Iftt aMi Gft NI MR1 i lrI I rr Jt tUflJj ShfltUtrIJ1rLfltftr MEMBER THE ASSQGtVEB PRESS I SUBSCRIPTION RATES I On3 YEa 4 e35 4 One Moitk i 45 I Six ilcaths I as 5l OHO Week 10 rritee 1th8 1 25 Weekly EdiUot per yearn uu IJUU tJJ1flJ1ftU JJflfUfl 7139 Cfily jtsacwfa New pa Frvm Which a tI1I i CIrcalatien Statement Caw Mm SefiIUiiai 4 I Paper an I I I 1 end at aH New StaR Lr uuj EU i Phones Editorial Rooms 38 Business Office 1SOO i i fc ij i i fW eSfu ii Bu4IiflgCSrflr Int4 dnQla hi DttLuna Sts Sruw WLt I PENSACCXLA LORIDA SATURDAY fMORNffiNG FEBBTJAilY 1 1908 The Presidents Special Message Washington advices last night indicate the president made an almost unprecedented hit with his special message in the course of which he advocated the prompt enacting of a valid employers liability Jaw ti But probably the most interesting part of his speech to the greatest number was his treatment of the use and the abuse ot the injunction in which he said in part Tile judge who uses it cautiously and conservatively but who when the need arises uses It fearlessly confers 1 the greatest service upon our people and his preeminent usefulness as a public servant should be heartily Cognized But there is no question In any mind that it has sometimes been used heedlessly and unjustly and that some of the injunctions issued inflict grave and occasionally irreparable I wrong upon those enjoined It is indefensible for men to be enjoined from peacefully soliciting others to I 0 Join a labor union or under any ordinary 4Y circumstances from withdrawing from the service of any employer IH a controversy arising in good faith as to the terms of their mplbine tIt a is all wrong to use the injunction to prevent the entirely proper and le ultimate actions of labor organizations in their struggle for industrial betterment or under the guise of protectIng property rights unwarrantably to Invade the fundamental rights of the Individual It Is futile to Conc texas weall do the right and the necessity of organized effort on the part of wageearners and yet by injunctive process to forbid peaceable action to accomplish the lawfuj objects for which they are organized and upon which their success depends Continuing the president goes right fit to the fountain head of the poison when he says The fact that the punishmentV for the violation of an injunction must to make the order effective necessarily be summary and without the 1 Intervention of a jury makes Its issuance In doubtful cases a dangerous practice and in itself furnishes a reason why the process should be surrounded with safeguards to protect individuals against being enjoined from exercising their proper rights Reasonable notice should be given the ad verse party This matter is daily becoming of i graver Importance and I can not too urgently recommend thai the congress I give careful consideration to the subject If sonio way of retfcedying the abuses is not found the feeling of indignation against them among large numbers of our citizens will tend tot grow so extreme as tb produce revolt fr against the whole use of the process of Injunction To the uUraconservaMves as the president calls those who look on property xrigiits as the only rights woHB considering he utters inferentially ft a warning that none jmt a Balshazzar worshipping the shrine of vested rights can Vail to recognize as the handwriting oil the wall when with trenchantwisdom he says 1 i The ultraconservatives who object to cutting out the abuses will do well to remember that if the popular feelIng does become strong many of those upon whom they rely to defend them win be the first to turn against them Meji of property cannot afford to trust to anything savethe spirit ot justice and fair play for those very public men vo while it is to their interest defend all the abuses committed by capital and pose as the champions of conservatism will the moment they think their interest changes take the lead in just such a matter as this and pander to what they esteem popular feeling by endeavoring for instance effectively to destroy the power of the courts in matters or injunction and will even seek to render nugatory the power to punish for contempt upon which power the very existence the orderly administration of justice depends Pretty straight talk that and wholesome stuff for the upper classes to 17 1 read mark and inwardly digest The Journal nominates Governor i Broward as a candidate for delegate at large to the democratic national convention He Is for the nomination of Jir Bryan and he represents I It the spirit and progressive democracy 1 whlah rules the vast majority of Florida i demooTats Will you run governor P6 dsacplai Journal Tfiata the ticket A more competent and popular man than Governor Broward could not Jfe found for the position i HnHudami Metr Usg 1 rt i CIr 1 i tu ri Dillt It begins to look as though Representative Lamars illness is very conveniently timed It permits him to travel all over South Florida and interview the people on his senatorial candidacy but prevents him from answering to roll call at Washington The St Augustine Meteor seconds I The Journals nomination of Governor Broward for delegate at large to the Denver convention The govern nor should toy all means permit the progressive demooracy of Florida to send him as one of their irs jl tives to that great gaNlerIng oJ it VOX POPUM A QUEER BUT NoT UNCOMMON BLUNDER Deiunlaik fSpriags JaiL 3D blit iisJtcola Journal The old coin bearinjg date 249 IB Ci found by a Massafifiusetts man WhHe digging bIt reported to the Journal from Spriagfleld yesterday By rthe Associated Press is jcerlalnly a strange piece of IieyVI1i ef coined it waS certalhly a prophet if fe lived 249 years ibe fbre X3bTist was born and he also anticipated the Engr lish iahgTjage by XOOO yara JDuf As soit ress fflend fibwcver ought not to 6e too severely critidzeci as a distinguish a custbdiah the BriHsh museum some years ago paid an extraordinary price for i sinJiTar coin which also bore date 13 Caiid son exhibition for two years before the fraud was discovered Perhaps Is the same coin or some prize medal of a Farmers Fair in British Columbia WAiI1LACE BRUOE The point ms well taken However we believe that there iwas no British Oolumtbia In the year 249 Poe sibly the cbin bore a date whrch was equivalent to the year 249 iBc Such a jxjsslbliity appears to Jit the rest of the news Item better than the supposition that any British Columbia coins were cast In the year 249 A 4 BRYANFlftT WITH 4 4 NONE A CLOSE SECOWb 4e44 4 i A Ke Orleans World special fronv WasSblngton says A pi il of Democratic members of the house of representatives ma8 by fri ndsof Mr ryan is claitoeia to hqw that 107 of the 168 Democrats of the hokae are for Bryan 16 for Jolmsen 7 for Gray 19 noncommlftia 7 sca terlngi 18 absent and 2 opposed to Mr Bryan outright One of ie antiBryan men is credited to Pennsyivaaia and the other to Texas The seveh mfeotiors of the Louisiana del tiQn are counted as 2 for Bryan 1 for Johnson noncommittal 1 absent 1 fir Cult crsfon JVIifisissip i Six for Bryan lfor Johnson 1 noncommittal A1abam4our for Bryan 1 for Johnson 2 fOr Gray 2 noncoanmittal Arkansas Sik for Brjiin 1 absent Texas Twehre for Bryan 3 for Johnson 1 antUBryan 3 for Cuiberspn Virginia Seven fdr Bryan 2 for Johnson i Frtzen Fog Spltzbergen Is n6t an unbroken lea sht its maiy persens supposed it to be Glaciers there are in plenty but there Is mucfi open sronnk arid hueS mbuhtolnsealery fe gS are prevalent tidi pnje ex1orer iescfibefl a peculiar effect due to t1s cOBd itien or the at mosphero wbtch does not seem to have 6en evr ao eH By Alpine cllmfecra He has seen the face fa mwjitaln covered with splcoles of ice kind of i exagseraifcei Soar frost some of the Icicles siaBdti gut Jiartsahtally from the wall of rock and measuring as much as eighteen Inches In leifetb They are eildeSE jsoaerated fey tiff action of tog and crow by the COH stant a dt eid ef i 65st particles Fog will oCfea continue fef raa days tt gether and tfiej are so deJpe fiat on camiot see a cerapattJon cho is raor titan tifr or tkree yards i ay Chnb fr cdttW1 3dit r4Your hovel The Old Pian Xi6nI pr 1ty 6od but lacks Ideal color euiierAii fight lvli introduce a cup4mQre dark Characters 1 i i a 0 1 4 4 CAMPAIGN IN THIRD DsJSTftlCT 4 4 4 4 4 4 Solid foriKehoe Hon Walter Kehoe Is about the only man spokea of in the county for congressman from the mird district HolI es county is mbat solid for Him Holmes X36uhty Advertlseri I The Private JOhnA1It1 of Florida ttf the press brethren of the third district wont mind we should like to say a good word for our boyhood friend Judge Charles Henry 1aheyi of Pensacola who Is a candidate for congress in that district We have known him for nearly fifty years and pan testify to his ability and hIs virtues He has qualification that is needed in a congressman and if he should be sent to congress he wall undoubtedly add lustre to the rna ie of Florida Indeed the whole stale should feel an interest In having Laney sent to congress for his services as congressman would redound to the benefit and glory of all Florida The third district should by all means choose Lan ijy He is the Private John Allen of Florida Punta Gbrda Herald Grlqgs and Waterways The Times has every reason to be Iteve that Mr Grlggs elected to congress will represent the district in its entirety and wHl refOse to advocate any measure that Isintended asa special privilege While holding public office in the past JMjr Griggs ha been broad ehpugh tb look at all public measures from ah unselfish standpoint it being his desire to serve the best interests of the whoje people regardless of the opinions of the few In the matter of Improving the waterways of the tcpuhtry Mr Griggs stands pledged to do all Jnnis power in furtherance as he recognizes that I the better the waterways their improvement made to meet the demands of cpmmercerthe people as a whole Will ibe benefited And this Improvement iIust cpine largely almost wholly in factthrough congressional action Improved waterways means the cheapenlhg of ff eight rates7enab ling the consumer to purchase his food and clothing and other essentials of living at a price less than formally And every citizen whether he Jives Upon tile ssacoast or the remote iate I flbr is vitally Interested in the work and shpuld accord due credit to the inan who is pledged to the improvement Apaiacnlcpla Times I Col Jeff Stephens In this issue win be found a photograph ofCOl Jefferson Stephens candidate if 6r congress from this district together with his platform Go Stephens well and favorably known in this county having served as represent Hve in thfe legislature in 1905 In Bis race against fr liamar two years ago he received a most flattering vote in his home county surprising both his friends and opponents Keiicl his piatforinV srarlanna Times Cbttrter orrtFiIhg Doing HMr iMays of Monticellq or Judge Charlie ParkhilL from the capital city decide to enter tile face for governor there will be some thing doing sure en Qulncy Times A A Rose by Any Other Name Gee but wouldbe congressmen are flashing but thick and fast like lightning from the mountain cloud up in the third district Now its Dannitte JVIays and if he only had an In his name the Pensacola Journal would be compelled to support him which shows that Shakespeare was uoa for once in his life Tampa Tribune Griags Still Alive We were asked the question by an interested reader last week What become of Eton JF Grlggs I judging from about a column of editorial matter In last weeks issue of his home paper hg Is yet very much alive and still a candidate for cPngress ChIp1ey Verdict A Good JVFari Hon Dannitte Mays of Mbnti celkj who was speaker of the house of representatives of ths Florida legislature iii 1897 and a candidate for governor in 1904 has announced his candidacy for cbngreisifrbm the third district to succeed Hon WB Lamar who desires promotion to the senate nnltte Mays is one of the best then in Florida and wJI1 prove an important factor In the congressional face in the third district Gainesville Bun POLITICS AND POLITTCtAtS I i i VAs to Mr Browne the aiadsbn New Enterprise says that the press gaI glS not paying much attention to the candidacy of Hon Jefferson JSr df rne as they should Dont get impatient brother the time is not yet ripe Mr Browne has not taken occasion to send out monkeyt cards or to give but assur anses that He will let the farmer maike Ms own railroad rates when he gets id be gbvemor His 6aai3aai has and will continue to be quiet dlgatfled and of a demeanor consistent With the dignity bf the office to which he aspires He lias assura Jot support from the best people of every sectiOn of the state arid hls et foirts to secure the office of governor will appeal to the sensible voters of the state 3ir Brown dfiay hot figure I much in the cartoons but his campaign is making satisfactory progress Key West Citizen Lanfiar in Tana The fact that distingulstied representative from the third ftdhgressionr al district fir Ms candidacy for the senate is aocompanied on his tours and Assisted in his canipalgn by uch I I a gifted jand charming wotnan as his II wife is a mtter that shOuld call for the n10St anxious con ernn the Dart of his opponents MrsL3ar yir glniafi 1jy birifi Georgian adcip thin aad Floriaiaa lay choceVas she pfelfily puts It Isalpowertnl lIy of her eminent fiusband Inu his pollitca ambitions Other candidates and workers may Impart brilliancy and energy I and excitemeM ffitb tES ie atbt1 A fi 1 2 lti THE snbE AN2fsTockfre STORE oJ The Last Call ion on thOse Meris Tan Storm Calf Shoes 1 1 400 Value tr which we are now sellingat 0 320 a pair 7 As we tell yoti Saturday night its all off You really should see them 1 Meyer Shoe Co Feet Furnishers For Folks 102 South Palafox Street campaign but it will be Mrs Lamars prerogative to furnish thr beauty and the sunshine And so the Evening News desires to warn the other aspirants that they have In this a most formidable obstacle to the realization of their ambitions for wherever the radiance of Mrs Lamars smile is shed upon the political soil they may expect plenteous crop of Lamar votes Tampa News Col Brown of Tampa Whether aupportis him or hot every citlzign of Tampa should feel ah Interest in the ndldacy of bur fellowcitizen Col I Brown for the United States senate There are two able gentlemen injtbe senate froui Florida and there ate five able gen Jemen who are trying to be electnd to the senate from Florida and of them all onl3r one resides in the peninsular portion of the state The ex cepllbh the man who Is trying to up hold the claims to reprei5entatioii of the largest and besl portion of For ida is Colonel Brown and his cause respectful attention and consideration of our people The Tampa candidate should have a large audience at tile courthouse tohight Tampa News Of Course if Congressman Lamar Is to be a candidate foV the United States senate The people of South Florida will now have ample opportunity to lea all about Mr Lam fSOIJthtl his grandfather and his great randfather They were all great people and of bourse Billy is a chip from the old block or blocks Wauchula Advocate 1 r1 ian for Preside How strange it seems that the democratic party suffers ambitious Iea3ers who for individu4i advancetiient clo aIl ll they canto breakup party unity and give the other party victory Because they dont agree with ifr Bryan they wish to see tim defeated Because will not become the pliant tool they dp all they can to crush him We dont agree with Mr Bryan in all his policies yet we believe he is the man for the place and that he would have the courage of Andrew Jackson with the intellect of a Calhouh He would know the right and dare to dot If we ev hope to elect a democrat we must 3B governed by principle I and not policy Bryan is the embodiment of all that is noble in man He is possessed of all the better attributes and would make a Dresid nt that would rank with Washington Jefferson Jackson and Lincoln May he be the nominee and elected is our humble prayer Bartow Record Floridas Governor Florida lias had governors anil governors but vernor Broward has come nearer livmg up to his campaign pledges than any governor that ever served the state and when his term expires it can be recorded that he accomplished more In the interests of the people than any man that ejrer occupied the executive chair Broward is bigger and nearer the people today than any time in his life and notwithstanding the slush and mud thrown at him by the corporate press his influence in state affairs will cbntlnup for years to come to the great discomfiture of those who have special interests to subserve Manatee Record II Traifrirhell In South Carolina I Roil Park TrammSll whp is a can diflate for attorneygeneral will rej i celve Immense vote in South Florida i He is very popular in this re eion and furthermore he Is fully competent and worthy Puhta SoriJa Herald co 0 I LEaJ1 Special to The JCUrnal Beulah Fla Jan 31The Baldwin county Ala farmers seem to have an everlasting suppfly of ail kinds of produce and they find ready for It in the Deep Water City at better prices than they can get for it In Mobile which is nearer to a good many of them than Pensacola it would pay the merchants of Pensacola to assist the county by subscriptions to help finish the Shelby hard road from the 13mile post to thes erdidx river about four miles thirtf en of which is sand bed which are readily cflkyed Then the merchants stiould get after the commissioners of both counties and have them build a bridge at or near the ferry Wallace one of the enterprising farmers near RoheEtsdale Ala was in the cfty TTuesdar with a load I of dresset Dork MT Frank Sunday who lives near I the same place brought in the day I before a load of sweet potatoes for i i i I LI I 4c qI AAV I 1 Jv I iMt TPJt cEo ROKEK I tI I DS 1 if 9 it I ii I 47DAY5 R7iso1 FEBRUARY DAYS which he received 80 cents per bushel The friends of West Shelby will be sorry to learn that he and his good wife are both sick with grip and confined to their home Mr John Hirst also has the grip but has not had to give up to it altogether but keeps on his feet and says he will wear it out Mrs Maggie Steagall of near Echo hag moved to the city Mr James Hflton and Nix have each made their wives a present of a fine organ Mr Steagall was a business visitor to the city Monday Mr and Mrs EL Snowden were the gUeStS of relatives in fieulah last Sunday Dawkins is still rushing the work on his new camp at ulah Springs He has finished the prison moved the convictSj and Is now engaged in moving and Building houses for the guards and others employed at the camp Rev Burch preatehed an excellent and instructive sermon at the Baptist church last Sunday He will preach here once amonth hereafter FLORALA 1 Special to The Journal Florala Ala Jan 313Iiss Marie Evans gave a recital here on Thursday evening and a very fair crowd attended The following comprised the program A Tale of a Shipwreck Song Goodnight The Conquered Banner fine Broken Pitcher The Bridge of Sighs Little Orphant Annie Songs I love You Dear and Only You Dearie A Solitaire Rehearsal The entertainment proved most enjoyable and Miss Evans received many cong tulations at its conclusion Neglected Colds Threaten Life From the Chicago Tribune Dont trifle with a cold is good advice for prudent men and women It may be vital in the case of a child Proper fooI good ventilation and dry warm clothing are the proper safeguards against colds If they are mainlined through the changeable weather I bf autumn winter and spring the I chances of a surprise from ordinary qolds will slight But the ordinary light cold will become severe if nag I ected and a well established ripe cold is to the germs of diphtheria what honey Is to the bee The greatest men ac6 to child life at this season of they is the neglected cold JVhethsr oit is a child or adult the cola slight or severe the very best treatment hat cn be adopted is to JiVe Cham beflains Goiigh Remedy It is safe and sure The great popularity and Immense sale of this preparation has been attained by Its remarfcablecures of this ailment A cold never reguUs In pheumbhia when it is given Fat sale by all druggists INSTRUCTIVE INTERESTING Correct English How to Use It A MONTHLY MAGAZINE DEVOTED TO THE USE OF ENGLISH JOSEPHINE TURCK BAKER Editor Partial Contents Queries dhd finswers The Art of CJbn yersatlon SUall and Will Should and Would How to Use Them Pronunciations Century Dictionary Correct English In the Home Correct English in the School What to Say and What Not to Say Course in Grammar Co rs6 in Tjeiter Writing and Pun cua lon 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Mt Barker is the head of The Ba Advertising Agencyi of Boston Mass one of the largest and most subs iti agencies in the world I iZif I I 1 NO 9007 TE4SURY DEPARTMENT Office of Comptroller of Currency 7 Washington Jan 29 1908 Whereas by satisfactory evidence presented to the Undersigned it has been made to appear that IV He Peoples National of Pens cola in the City of Pris colaS in the County ofEscambia and the state of Florida I has comp1id with all the provisions of the Statutes i of the thiecl States required to be complied with before association shall be authorized to commence ibu iness of banking Nowy therefore I William Ridgely Comptroller of Currency do hereby certify that I the Peoples National Bank of Pensacola in the City of pens col in the County of Cscambk and Sta Florida is authorized to commence business oi Banking as provided in Section Fiftyone Huncjred and Sixtynine of he4 Revised Statutes of the United States Corivef siorL of the Peoples Bank of nsac laIn testimpny hereof witness my hand and seal ot office this twent ly4iiih day of Jaiitiary 1908 SEAL Wf1 RID GELY Comptroller of Currency tr iiti 1li i.