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Y O U K N K W S P A l ’f i l i
Published In F lo rid a 's H eart,
T h e W o rld ’s G reatest V egetable
Spot and R ieh est Garden Land.
A N IN D E P E N b E N T D A IL Y N E W S P A P E R
Leased W ire International N e w s S ervice
2 Polo Ponies Die
In Plane Accident
EARSGOALOF
lARINGFLIGHT
Cross Makes
Good TimelnFaceOf
Severe WindsWhich
Endanger Aviators
s titit h e r A
>00 Miles Remain
To Be Traversed
^lyers IleportFavoraidy dnringNightDespite Bad Weather
SYDNEY, Austrnlitw June Ih
to m h n
A u d it_ Bureau^ O f _ d r ^ t i t o n 8
FARMREVOLT Carlton
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In The Sheriffs Race A s
IS CRY RAISED M cClelland Assumes Lead THREATENS TO
DEFEAT PARTY Candidates InR
BY OPPOSITION
MITCHELL FIELD. N. Y.,
June 8 .T f(lN S )—Two
polo
ponies were the only «n*.inltius
today when the wings of an
aimy plane crumpled 1500 feet
above Mitchcl Field, the plane
crashing through the v»*of of it
stublu while tw > pilots drifted
safely down with parachutes.
Hard Pressed Allies t ’nite In
The plane, n new Curtiss P-11.
Gigantic E ffort To Prevent
wu« living tested by Lieuts.
Nomination Of CnhinetCnn
Maxwell Balfour an*! J. A. Me* *
didate At Next Convention
Corptack. Cause of the accident
is unknown. Due of the pmios
Outlook For Doing
killed was “ Gay Hoy” which
took part in the international
So Is Discouraging
polo games last year.
ASHCRAFT FILES
SUIT SEEKING TO
STOP ROND SALE
'SANFOroTTLoRllU. FRIDAY. JllNITtC it»2H
*
Although the musty canvassing ntlt n recount of ballots except lit*
hoard's figures show. J. F. M e-'* *ourt order unil thci) only by-tbs
inspectors in charge of the pro-.
,
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.....
Clrllund victor in the sheriff* irmv cinyt. Tho situation was deidomlj O rgan ization A s
J'reat
by thu narrow margin o f 10 votes, on all rides- today hut tt waW do jr A b Famed “ PopuHsl” Movo*
indications were today that tli dared that a recount in the pat-' ments Are Being F o rm e d lo
tiiulnr prrelncta where it was in i.j u „ ve Farm Plank Included
poifeibh* 1 1 tally the second choir,
I A recount loomed in view of the votes, would he t»,lr to i both ride
Agrarian Leaders
fact that the hoard was unable to
Sheiif/ C.*M. Hand
tabulate second choice votes u no decision about. ll*c ' matter thi*
Radiate Optimism
five precincts because of irreg-'- afternoon but st.ottgly bitiumto.l
llarities, Uecuuse of the closene-. his reluctance to contest the i*!tvV s ™Ids,a"c0
r!'" \ T ‘ w ." • \ r c C^ h ,e e r ev.‘
d B v S l i i L o m c n>rin»
l O f Sun pi v Shin O f Diriylhlefletn
Group lias Not Perfected Its I of ihe race and because second lion.
iricnds.ihowever.
Feeble Wireless Believed
Nlcholnn
ntitier
I
’rglng
" " ‘ ‘ Or l » m n g * » c
Organization But Has Con choice votes w ill'lie the deciding urging hfm to proceed with the1
To Have Been From Missing
Inclusion
O
f
Relief
IMnnk
,.fu-tot,
it
is
belicvfd
that
nctoin
net
ion
in
order
to
secure
ii
mim
ferred Munv Times Lately
Expedition In ArctlcBegion
j will be taken to open the batiut m-eunite count than has, been el.
taincil.
Friends.uf
Mr.
MiClellani
KNNSAS
C
IT
Y
,,
.lure
boxes
and
rccheck
tin*
rv'dta.
l<A NS AS CITY.. Mo. tune 8.
r o m k , Juno
- ( i n s ).— a ii
The iireguiniitios constat of er expressed the belief that In* wmilil ilN f*)
\ farm re.oli, an wide
— (IN’S )—'“ Anybody but lloov.v—
Victor^
I T A L Y REJOICES With
Assured Inter*
ToWhoV
OVER REPORT OF Turning
Be Second High
NOBILE MESSAGE Cato Nbses Out
F
Hathai
R
obs
Complete Number
Vote^Polled Dy
M w tiecsii
anything to stop Hoover.' Under
this banner the hard press-d,antitt
in
continued to maintain hi^',
load o f 10,000 v o t!8 .in the
pubornatorinl race, interest
slilftcil from tlie question, o f
wlio would l»a elected to thn^
unusually large number
votes polled and to the matte)
of who would be second. A a ?
opponoiii
.or
ifCTHhflfr
.
•• „ .
idrainst
Tin* drive, uppoited by eycry
.
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Obvioii:
ly
this
would
he*
impos'd-1
Me.
McClelland.
On
(lit
fun*
of announced candidate for. llu* i.e- liny, Spitzltergen, hud
Fu t rn 11s - T ^ v n ip~ 1
T>66
The ways and men'is nr hccompllah-l ,,tl, j, W;H ,,„|ntw| out, boenum* fir t dude i* *ii Idl lut ion
Slid ill publican nomimi.lon. except Her estal li hril. , .
A |ot it ion
in
intervention
iii 1oh fron t llri.tbattp and malt
The relief committee announced
I land Ipii bi« opponent by l i t bert Hoover, ar: unit'd serioua piomain
t.»
bl*
|
there
could
he
no
more
CO«-"nl
the validation' »."? “ trfr
r" ‘
r lin e tim e. T h e fly e r * wdre seeking to prevent
*■’ *'"“ *
.......
. deteimim.l.
.
lehoreo than first choice votes. The V a t . ' S , llf tin* second choice talm- portions when farm leaders de- that the supply ship had picked
tnyk
|( ,;i ilt|lllu,,.(py
,n„ ..neourny- • mrtlioil of tabulation (>f first m H lull .1 this morning,, Mr. ,M.i '!«■!- Inrcd nn ai my of 100,000 faimcvs up faint, almost indecipherable
m akin g around 81 m iles , Id) ,I of ffi«8.00:i in c-ilv refunding bonds
.... Uicb* fiv e A . M. position, scheduled to hi offered for Hab* j,,j, i»ai|u »k front I hi* roalittoii*a |mtoimI rimin' vn*on h said to l»o land reirivid “ HI as lomprilvd I. would inanb. upon the convention message* from General Umtxrto
tin* Monday war.
war* filed in circuit court ,pu,t,t nf. view. Uut l.nwdcn men. |xoinowliat t omptu
• b '..I mi d irect from
llit'
. nU’d. making it Ids for :-ln* aiicunibciil. On tin* to t.atll** for th<* plank. The Nobile, which indicated the Itntia
jlICKCet I
. i , .l ire- today by E. H. Ashcraft, receiver j iawei men, Watson men, Curtin i easy foi jn-pectors to.become eon- face of tills count Mr. McClel- i slogan ahead) adopted, is. 'Tqttu had come down on Frans Joseph
wire for
, _ L... Seminole
o^ i „ m .. County
r*,..»»v Honk.
Ilnnk.
r .M,tldge or bust men. Goff
*“ I fused in checking the results,
*
Iphine by Rndio
Knrt.o Corporation
foriwrau...........
Land. Despite the fnlntntss of the final-votes were being coasted, 1
Inlid bud 12 more than the Sltor- *V T°r agrieulturc.
Gaits nosed put Hathaway *
I i. hs station lie re Indnnled.
, T(|(, |U.t|tion wns filed by Mr. men, evet yone. III fail, who r.*- j Conn iietion will lai noer.isniv Iff. Who *vr.i Wailing on fun ' ,
llooV,r n,nn" » crn' rc™,nf; tho messages, tlie radio operation second placo, and the total num
During the two hours of the | ^shernfl through S. 11. Digliton ganls tin* nominnliiiii of Herbert In .-1 aII tile ballot boxes, it V*a - cli.dc-.bv Hit Thi* mu ii... *.’I., i* «•*" Ynrm movement n» a direct of the Citta Di Milano believed ber of Wtca polled in the entire,
.
. *
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attack on llu lr candidal**, dctioune,,,, llic ..grnria,, *Unnnd, as a “ do- they were authentic,
[night when hervy ruins fell in Ida attorney, following the City Hoover with gloom unit f ucbo.iiog -.a. I. b.vao a* stale laws do not pet ,ri * ‘'l'»" >.e.u 10 ahead.
reached tho amazing figura
Tho signals were received at stuto
mi* part and parcel of the move*
of nprreddmntc)y 225,000,
fentist move’’ against the Sociv11he path U.f the speiotmt monk- , Commission’s refusul yoatentny '<>
11:C7 laM night. Tho operator
...... .
I, .,b. meet $740 000 in alleged iminlcipal IllCIlt.
Enrly thl» afternoon tho
lary *>f Comnir-rce. Tlirv declar
|plane, when oiuluoua v
•
, obligations lield b> the defunct i Ii would prch.ipt ^l*r> l.*.> modi
ed tin- Itepublienn Party could was aide to decipher only on«- nounretnent oroa made that C *
htructed vision and v*.ien the not bank.
j lo a> that the n!1i> n'have p< rf« ■t
;n*t accept a McNary-IIaugen wonl—'" Pram "—which led to tho ton hnd 72JOB .votes, Cntta
Accoiiiin;; t • Mayor K. 1. Hous , ,j
orennizution. Tins have nut
plank
out “ slapping Presi I elief that tho Italia was down on (11C, Hnthawnv C1.S21, Taylor
1look was blackest, the *i*-vv v.r the
i.ulin
dent
Conln’go,"
due to his veto l-'rirn: Joseph Lund. The Citta Dl 271 and Carson 2,487. This la
bolder
i.nd
Commissioners
S.
U.
:
eoiifened,
n-»t
oac*
but
many
I ,tardy plane repealed tin
Milano i* now calling Nobilo on largest vote east in the hi
1of the bill two weeks ago.
..................Chare
and
Friinl.
I..
Miller,
if
the
>
tinn-H,
and
they
have
..
.........
up
to
an
anx“ all's well"
The foim leader. li ’Wi-v-er faml u wave li*neth of :,3 metres every of Florida by orier 73.000 -rot
oiersngi,
! city fails to sell the refunding I „ n spokesmen t«* represent <m b
the futniv with i-ptiini-in. They 15 minutes, advices from King’* Although eec*md chojco vgtealt
|ious world, reaving " •
‘ issue it will lie enable to n|;et .individual candidal**. Louis L. Kin
bo tabulated l*eforo the wit
were cheered by the statement liny stated.
.
j prehension in the m* ids ot iiiom
i,on<| obligations July I. nnd’ morson will speak for l.ow.len,
can
bo declared officially,, it
of
Nieluda
<
Murray
Cutler,
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«•
|
i»|
%
.timi.iy
uutii
if
*
All routine and press matter
uho watched
theu*
progress ,
mMijt ••will be ruined forever.” | j|,.nrv \V. Muishall
n-pieseats
‘ “ hi wimh nrdinnrly is sent by radio generally admitted In most .qui
'ooliclttc
A
llo
w
s
Bill
W
ill
N«'W
York
that
ihe
Republic;
Miss
Bumlmuuh,
(In
T
ria
ll’or
Itiuougboui tb * night, tm > nlDate* for hearing arguments on Watson, Albeit Newman will loo',
po- Ims been reduced to a minimum tori tlmt Carlton would bo ‘
lowed no inkling of then ordeal •*'e petition was set for next after the interests i.l S*nat‘>r
Murder Of BnskelMnKnute.
Woi8d llnve Slnrlcd Lnn>tf
;l .!° ‘fV ^ .J’,f
inn in order to keep the nir clear next governor.
e.-c.tpc tnioUr..* »O.MI w.ll-ier*. Wednesday. Judge W. W. Wright, Guitis, Win. H. Miller of Ohio, i
N lfr o le l - r o j « l in S.I.UI. f .
S w E t hecil
S
Mrs. Ruth Rrynn Owen
Ilreoks Down In C ourtAn d
miiveying only wonts **f v'nei. in whose court the petition w-iis pii*icols the anti II* over (dement
Dll* lh io u i.lt I o c k t l \ i t o ||^ fui-ni ilcnrnl for ::n adequuate r.ml facilitate the picking up of piled up what apneara to bo
D elivers S tirr in g
Speech
when their hopes were at the filed, disqualified himself today in that state which is favorable
farm relief plank. \ similar <n- nny other message* Nobilo might safe lend over \V. J. Sears for l _
WASHINGTON, June 8.— (IN S I iloi-aement of their movement by M*ml out. Noblle'jv brother, A mod* latter’s seat in eongross from tho;
I,.West l#vel ill trie
*,r “ because he was a depositor in to Dawes. These men will be floor
M
JOSEPH,
Mich.
J
ilia*
H
•• Ctiagrels will ix-miivene next De Mrs. KiitIi Huinia WeCermiik. **f co, vvliu I* aboard tbo Oittn Di fourth district, with 298 o f UW)*:
j.rim battle against vb* dangci the Faminole County Hank, nnd lieutenants in tho convention, but (IN 1 “ Tidu* my life. Kill i
ceinbt-.with the Jlurcb- Shoal Illinois, also rerwi! i • n nglli- Mibiiio, radioed to bis ulster in district's 364 precincts reported.’
Judge Frank Smith, of Orlando, their principals, that e the ca*
,.| a J-'outli Seu su-iio.
Tin m that In* “ now bad tins best The ^Jte enrlv today waa Owen
• n their buttle lir.*- .
Toe only ini matmti «• light b> |wa-s nppiiintaH to sit in the case didatis theinsehcs, wl!' * on* ' if j'-n w iiil to but spare lid’ ! |,r,,i |,.n) still on its doorstep.
,
Threi*
fntni
plant.
(
were
being
bliouXvd
<>f hop* for bi.-* brother Uinbcrto’a 47.016; Scars 35.218.
«\t
midnight
last
night,
Prcsifian'ie
plea
tbe.r
j
.niggle
Noti-ie
of
the
filing
of
the
|
>
e
*t,»l
M
.
’I
It
tut,* the board i f sti.rtegy
radio listcneis. of
Victory for Ernest Amos In
lit
lifted
f*tr
Sllbmi
•
on
l*
tinjel't
Cnobdjti*
ullovved
till*
bill.
safety."
i,
l*v lent , ooii.ige un»neu **>.- ■•*•*.
agrinst the el**ini*nt-. «ame l" tit ion was served cii the City Ini’il tie si cues. Th**ir< vv'll b- the to tin jury J.,|, vesteriinv bv
hi.x roco for comptroller la a*»ure»l j*
i-ollllilittee cut I esoluti.vns, allli nlgb
Commission yesterday
by Mr. task o| determining hove ibis "a n y Margin* d
ii I I P. M. (Suva Time),
on returns from 743 greoncta.
on trial •»>’ '•»«
1’:uv ***' U,‘lJv1'0
i e I umtuugl.
_ tho ulllitlalf* battle x* ill I*.* fouuht
KIND'S
HAY,
Spilibergen,
,
1
power
ti.nl
nitrate
project
in.
op
debate i body but llo >v»-r anything
Tho vhte Amm*B7,043; F. S. M*rt
three and a halt boms »..•*;« lhl Ashcraft. In the heMted
i\* :*»w« iIh (H* * .** **t ;)i*’ a!.s t cut.mi. Inno
w.tb t'.i .brothers. (.e.-v^ W ,.^ ,., t
^
\iV:
AJointly
8.—
TINS)—Tlio
scaler
wl i»*li
followed
Commissioner i sto|i Hisiver" plan is to be lie
to* u i » . . »
. „ ,<n.iii„ i i.. ti . JOne plant*, vlrlimlly irpeaiitnr (he Ileblvy. now rrarehing tho ico* tin 1H039; J. ,B Stbwnrt W R S C l
and Gerard for the mu.d.-c of tile
Florid-i km apparently eleetc!
’i I . oiiipltshcd -if at all.
lieufh. “ Possibility of fwivly duly f ’has* called it "nothing
1
genernllics tontaiind in tin* l.'UI
and
weather tonight, hence sell will highway ryblieiy,*'
Com
Tims far tiler*' hn- be* ti litll*' Walter II. Cook, Nile* basket I hi In- lies*, for Hie requited 10 pint torn). v*us li.-me- written by flo* ;* in th.* northward for traces a delegation to' the IToitston Con
pi the nnnutnclurrr, wus still impressed Inys with ii<* uc i"ii vv luilfoevcr, Sl n,.t* |. .'Tiinol VIt I of I tall, proa " f t’le milling dirigiDj Itnlio, vention opposnl to tho candidacy
relieve Smithy ut controls •' >w so n,ikSll„„., Miller said
night
live .!i..*i in.ii. of ila* (••niiinilioe was today endeavoring th pick up of Governor Alfred E. Smith, ac
i 'till Hell tiee/.<-s over before I’ll I unity an*l porpos* Ill I 1!*' u.-nl. 1 on Hu* minds of the c 'iiii room t!u* specific object "*ii ill** 1'icsithat he m:*y ‘ he v**wts-«l <*»>'
the tii..l was icMimed i*1 ii lit liiol to it can not be .stated -j-j,, W1j| |„. ||,U mliiiiuiivtralion fui'i hr r mi*!'*>agrs which would cording to returns from 9P0 of tho ;
ill
by
'
fans
n»
,
t
hi
I'n
.
Ill
r;
pi*v
i*
i-ent
to
t
i
e
Seminole
C-sinty
They
have
agief.
flying. ’ said a message, sign
iffit'iully. lie lias consisti'iitl; been plur.k, erl.ir-.inj;, in effect, the confirm then* roc-rived by* the state's 1200 precincts. The delethe Hun I .'•
delegate cent*’ t 11 v '*. uur fulfil.* 1 <»>
, upturn I'bo. co-pilot- ^ •|
^ **or l|#l
iirli
*
mitlunM
im
*
ipposed
t-* I la* tn.ii ction o f gincrn pi*'-*oli nl"r- vet** *•( the .It* Nary- Citta Di Milano yesterday nnd be- potion, however, goes unlnattnct*
Miv<
oust two hours we have been nut t Tn* p,- it inn filed by the r< it:, v *t.* wii.* h ii ' I* V. II" (»\v
,
.’ >
l?I••1- Wull el un lit ml - Ini in*--.*-, however, all*' Haugen lueuMlic
v
v
bill*
•
in
i
*
•
I
P.-veil to have been from Gen- i cd.
...
...
V
Vholt
iM
tn
1
*
■
'!
..*I
worst
vveutbei
of
vvlinl*
gncs
three
principal
teas
w helming'y, t** t be
Tho fight between Govetjtcc
thug
A
....ml
plunk,
pledging
the
•
was
reading
a
*
lul
Dmberlrv
Noliiio,
1
II.
Ii*>
•
but
piobnld)
was
In*
prim-ipul
.
John \V. Mnrtin und United Btatci
t ligiit. \t 7 500 feet to ti.000 feel „ n< f , ((,*•*enting vnbi'atnm of mitlee ami pi rh.ip *.H t! *■ rl
letter : Ii. vvcute Cook from I'.il
ti-uirr* eluent with -lie bill. Like- Hi (•iibli* :*ii Parly to the etui* i ment
The llnldiy i* equipped with an |Senator Park Trammell, for tho,
l he conventioa it -*-P
.nt >ludc exceptionally heavy rains tlie bond*:
a
(anil
bill,
containing
His
.vise, it i, order*t"»*>l la* was sway "I
Italian naval wireless set hav
) Tb * ih*- obligations of tloTo biitt oi hole mi lining dele :(ft,i nn I’li • tetter \\M il.It'i’*latter’s seat, which has caused
and humps, giving us several
” |)c.»r 11
( the II in Waller 'd by tin vig o iuii-v "bjeelions " l eqiiali;-atmil fee, vva being d rill
ing a slifirt wave length. Some
fu'iiltil
ale
niivv
pits
city
t
I
:
gates
ninl
thlul.
»■«
m
ones
ini
widespread
interest throughout tho
drops of over 4»HI feel at u
id
ly
Geoige
N.
I'cck,
Illinois
doubt is now fell ns to whetllcr
the Teimesiee deb gulioii to th.*
the Hoove*, tamp t*'i the pnrpore Ii. i i.i’k i* tor llnpkina).
dllc.
and generally a series of
state, ha* nppsrently ended
economist, whose ideas wore IIIIlliiol;wi;II!*c
read:
“
It
i>
hard
lo
llo*
-ignn'i
received
\
>
y
the
Cittn
iuil-liii;;
"I
a
dam
;*t
Cove
•
reek,
2. That -i poiiion **f the refund of coitvciliig them
I * pursue
cm pm ated Into the M- Nary Huu
victory for Senator Trammel!, re- \j
nick* by the elements nn
know dearest thm you w ulil Venn.
ing bonds are to l «- sold to pay ! diligently and vigotnudy the
g. n lull.
• !" " rnor Adam Me- In Miiaini * .*'* *• from thu Italia. turns in tho Btato primary indicat*
...... list rt.ige. Smithy an*
rath, i di. vvlinl you •ull y«ur
Mr. Vullige'** di-nisiul " f the Mullen, i f Nebraska, will colla ; I hoy were m t signed by Nobile,
interest * ii regular issin s.
fialist canipiiigu winch ana
•
ll(,l through but a* •«'"» 1,:*
duty t" the other* than tw be dgislat. *o i tuil«*il .* beated de borate with peek V. In il he reurhes 1nor was anything Mt»o deciphered od curly today.
il.
That
the
icfunding
bonds
convince
the
pi
.ret*
al
polilieiana
With
reports
reroived
from 1071 .
up
and
blind
up ........ .
j
I. 1228 of the putty that Ih-ovcr cannot with n*c." Then Uookwalli r asked: mtc in Washington today on the ! Kansas City. The third wax pn- , to d Tiniiely confirm that they of tho atsto’s 1200 precincts, Sena* A,
cut and will In at dull- of Jan.
lor the night, weourwill emergency
“
As
a
matter
of
fact
vveten
t
•roper
Interpretation
of
the
(
onpared by liemU of the Anieri- ' came ilirtetly from him.
width will "(im pel the taxpayer* In* elected against Al Smith In
tor Tramntull was holding a lead
have a shot *•!
tli,, (* ji y of Sanford to pav November.lint tlu- <1* * i* strategy >c-ii trying to get him t" leave tiu.tion , and on the President * iiui Farm llim-mi Federation at : Lieut. I.utrow lioini has l*cen of about 20,000 votes over Gover
ratin’) of whiskey. I >« ton cold
|iowi
c
with
r.*KjH*«l
t<
*
nets
of
Con
Chicago,
aloi'g
the
came
Ime-.
bis
family?
Weren’t
you
as
much
miabli*
I**
lake
off
ill
Ins
Henplane
iloublc interest because eellnin * f and the higher Hours r. main t*
to write mare. We have O’
The farm i "•"■ lenders. I' h-d mi a si-i-oinl ri-connuit' ring trip nor Martin, and.lt was not believ
.re
lolliivviitg ioIjouiHim lit •>'
»*i Illume as he was fin' all tin*?
ed that returns from the missiir* \\
Ik* determined.
Tin* message was sigmd
> interest falling due July I.
" f former <*"'
Mis* Humhnugh sat forward in lia! body. Tho Comliluiiun pro l.v support* '
final tin* Dubby because of overPity Attorney George A. De*
The ulltcs are
• *• ly await
IMm „nd m l tided with 'Keheurternor | tlink «». Lowden. " f !»'• n u-ging fogs. The ire-boat Hra- precincts would greatly change tho
hi ciiair. Instead of
answering
.
i.U
*
•
that
a
president
ban
HI
d
a
y
results. The vote: Trammell 1X1*
4 ,.g wunls: "• hceito. All "v II. t'otte*. vvhn will n-pn-M-nt tla- ing the airival in hu* -us City al in mi even tone ns usual, her n which to consider a piece of nmr, Si’mlnr* { liurlcn ^urtM, <>l
gi-iize is now anclirntd outside 517; Martin 93,800. .
■ " App.ii cut ly tin city.-was ii-parled out-* f-towa n! Senator Gurti* «•( K;.i *a». rh-*y
Kniisax. Senators James I'.. YSntie’i
We ure okay,
.egislntion
while
Congress
is
in
voice
vibrated.
I.imihix? Hay. hemmed in by ievhis. nfliie i -*!nv. and h*s opinion have lalke.l with 4 *n i; * in Wash
Tho first and third corgTcaslonmenace of the tropical rains hud
• )tut I loved him. I worked for icBMon, mid tipululea that the bill (,f Indlnim. and Senator Guy ' floes.
disappeared when this a the filing of the petition enalil ington • by |xng distil'ee several
ul district will return Tsm Yet* .
Goff,
of
Y\'vt
Virginia,
already
nut yet
ireonves
Inw
nt
the
end
"
f
Hint
him
like
«
dog,"
she
said
in
n
and II. J. Drsne, present incum-V
inrstage was transmitted.
but not b.* learned. Yesterduy. how time* in tin* Inst -18 I" n- ( .irtis. shrill voice. Itookwaller * ut ill ime H lb* re is no action. Follow have agree | upon their i nur *♦* Kpworth League To
Tlmlr first effort
bents, returns Indicate.
the crew of the Southern Gross ever. I* • expressed firm belli f that ail austute politi* inn a* t an admit sburply. "Wait u minute, wait « up adjournment, however, tin- of artlun.
Benefit Orphanage Anticipation of a record v*o t a ff
will In* cotireiil rated on gaining
the petition vvniilil l*c denied, lie genital, is raid lo have informed
had conquered Uu> *
’ontitutioa
is
not
so
specific.
minute,"
She
ignored
.him.
"I
control " f the resolutions coni
duo to the intensii% and
of the rainstorm and was nnlat ihciioil tin* action In cause of its them that the out!'.* I. from the loved him more than he b*v*-*l me.
Three schools of thought are nlilt,.,*. If stcresafwl. they will
The Kpworth Ix-aguo of th* spread interest in the prlw
not ur
paling the appear;.nee nf « « » « » » effect in picventing llu* city from ronliliod's viewpoint
I
tell
you."
Again
llookwaiter
represented
in
the
argument
over
write
thi’ii
ulnnk
nit"
tho
platform
l imt Methodi'B Church today onto pierce the ilurltnes-. of »»»* meeting mtc est and piincipal dark in Wnshington a it may tried to Interrupt. "A re you ,mnd- Muscle Shoals. t)m* bolds that the n|((| (j,rn fiRlit to been it tlleie. nounces n tog day tomorrow for cumpalgn and ths increase,
tie . banks will be useil to !>»>' I Hcrm in Kansas ( ity “ Just whui
clouds.
...
till died with Congress; a aecond - i.’ „i|jnK |M i’ii the farm leaders tin* benefit ot tbo Methodist Con registrations were more than
Ibis porli-mls lias a *! I e*ii inado now? ' he ur<k<;d.
filled. Tho aggregate vote
Kean., however.
were
. J " interest falling due July I."
Miss
RuinbuugliS
attorney .iiaiiituiiiu it is now law because |^,|| uo 'mi,, the convention ami ference Orphanago of Bunion
Accoriling t» Mr. iM'otles, the clear, but it cheered Senator \Vul
totuls more than 2Q0.000 with 1X0
stirred more than an l*»ur lour,
neck
t..
have
their
|dank
inserted
SpringO.
*
Members
of
flic
Eprlntiii* she wu* driven insane by in* present adjournment is only
when a message was intercepted bank's rlnjms nunimt the city are sou and the Inivvden-Dawes inana Cook's treatment. The word “ nind'' \n Interim between sessions (t
wnrth League will begin their precincts yet Lo be heard from. ‘ . ‘
l,y .. vote of the delegates.
(Cunttiiueil on |»igc 2 )
drive for funds nt 2 o'clock. Thu
which bad been tinnsmitle.l to not liriil liecnum* H>“ iminicipalily
uni* aslieil her. Stnialmir upright •ontlnuing erngreua, and the thin!
’ hy.l bus never received value for them.
tag proceeds v*ill bo used for
in tho witness ijtnnil "he shouted believes the measure expired only Plans Complete For
,hc* plane from «
a | „ p ,lr,.lrtrwl th,. qu. Mla„ , f their
the benefit of the 110 children
nay, Australia and
"mother-— mother—drn’t Id them it the end " f the 10 day*.
Joint Church Dinner tow being eared for at Die orphan
forecubt of bud weather along t >* legality is now before file New
The White House position i.‘
tnke the boys. Don't let them take
age. Funds f»r maintaining tho
York
courts
in
a
city
suit
ngniubt
path still stretching ahead or the
the lioya. They ran kill me but '.hat the President has in days in
ci I iinnago are* being raised by
Everything was in readme"
.
i*j,,-n fCross.
’rnss. The message, *“ >* the Ckn-e National flunk, lie u1m>
Southern
don’t let them take the ln>y*.' which to consider u hill despite todny fo r ’ the joint meeting to the Methodist Conference in ovyry
pointed "Ut thut Die city bnd over
(lrcuftinl to Klmb,
!*r
, Mis* Garbo has chosen a blue), Adjournment of Congress, with night of mcn'n clubs nnd broth' r- section of Florida, according to
$1,000,000 on deposit in ihe bank
the plane, nnd timed at
lie reservation that lack of action
members of tho Kpworth League
chiffon velvet model studded b
lu,o,is representing the
INDIANAPOLIS. It>d.. Jun*|
(Greenwich Meridian Tune) xai.l: at (lie time of its failure again*!
-J
any kind will kill tho measure churches of Sanford. The U», 'ipr- lie*re*.
crystals
to
carry
out
llu*
new
vo
WASHINGTON.
June
8—
(IN
S
)
(IN S )—Attacking H i i w V
the
$7,000
obligations
which
the
“ MuBt expect olio or two repe
in question.
'
.
—Like father, like daughter. gue
here today as be mg "pro Brit
ing is to be buhl in the Parish
tition* of r.torni experience ui < bank is attempting to collect.
Daughters of two famous fathers,
Senator James A. Reed, of
Butler
Urges
Party
House
of
the
Holy
<
ross
Lpilc"
Mr.
Ashcruft
said
this
offset
I*. M. (Sydnay Time). Shuip
Murk Hanna and William Jenn
sour! inado tho statement that
pol*Chu*ch
nnd
dinner
will
m
could
not
lie
made
liecause
the
"bli*
squalls to the southwest and rain
To Take FirmStand the Republican National
ings llryan may Is* pitted against
served beginning nt HL0 CJ®fk - ,
during next couple hours before (,-ations have Item pledged to third each other qemss the polittcul
tien wants to nominate for t
(JrKM tiitutioiift fr o m ih o lliip u M ,
wind settle* down to bleudy parties. Tho obligations art* in the divide in the House next wiutor.
NEW YORK. Juno 8 ,-r(lN S )— Presidency of the United T
Methodist.
Kfiscopal,
Christian,
form of certificates of indebted
They ate Mrs. Ruth Hanna Mc
a candidate from Great
southeast.''
Prosbytcrinn and Congregational The Republican Forty must heed it ought to take Lord
^
Cormick, republican nominee for
The steady stream of messages ness.
tin,
farmers
and
take
u
firm
stand
rhudrhes will by represented. It
Tho petition filed today, cites representative nt large, in Illi
"Lord Gray is at heart an
which had been pouring out of
TREPARSY HAY. Newfound*, firrt attempt to fly the AttnnBe.
was announced this morning that on tho dry Issue or suffer defeat
seven
time
warrants
and
vouchers
nois,
nnd
Mr*.
Ruth
llryan
Ow
the plane since its takeeff became
land, June 8.— (IN S )—A leak in | Mabel Boll,•“ Queen of Dljftnqrds ,1 number of extra seats .have by evusion, according to Nicholas gentleman," Senator Reed
who ha* apparently won a
The Missouri Senator's ■
exported to take off tomorrW
silghDy weaker nnd less frequent which it is. alleged are past due en,
Murray Butler, president of Col ments were nmdo la an
Democratic ronqressional nomina the oil tank of the trans-Al anile
been
provided
for
thoro
who
d
but
which
the
city
is
seeking
to
morning
for
Old
Orchard,
M
e*.,
t»n
at about this hour of the night.
monoplane friendahip made it tintion In Florida.
sire to be .present but wfho have umbia University and' u district view with newspapermen*
Earlier in the afternoon, when pay through the sale of refunding
Hack In thp pinafore days in certain today when the plane, car the first leg of her oceanic hop. pot returned
thc’.r reservation delcfrftU) to the Republican No- He (s on his way to Kansas '
bond*.
These
included
vouchers
to
Told that Amelia Earhart, who
tho plane hod been some f*ur
ticual Convention, who is oq his he said. RcetL.hi.-nsolf an
189(1.
and
aguin
in
1900.
Murk
rying
Misa
Amelin
.Earhnrt,
and
hours in the sir* it repcrteil tlisi V. E. Douglass, circuit court clerk; Hanna. McKinlcv’s mannger. was two male companions, could hop plans to take o ff from Trepnssuy ranis.
way to Kunsa* City toduy. 1
residential M
ant for tbo presidential
Dr.
II.
II.
McCaslln
of
JacksonMr.
DeCotte*
nnd
the
Florida
u radio generator had given out.
instrumental in bringing about the o ff for Europe. In order to make Bay. New oundland, in her huge
Before leaving here ytsterday tlon on tho Democratic
vill„ will Ik> tho principal speaker
Trouble transmitting had evi State Hoad Department, and throe defeat of Bryan now. a third of a ^
nrcMiar 'n.pairs pilot Wll- Fiikkcr seaplane. mIm» Imd been do*
Dr. Butler flung “ charoeterUtk ticket, ss!d bo wax not 1
time warrants t*> the Hutton Con century late# the daughters
of rocr Stul*
, and
* . mechanic 1Ixiuls
^,01* layevl nnd probably w-iuld not In.* and T. I- Dumas will s«;rvc, a;» warning to Pa publican UaUers, de about Hoover aa A
_
dently increased aboard the f ra^ '
toastmaster.
struction Co. These alleged past- these two political -antagonists
claring that blundering and cow* presidential candidate.
stations here reporting that 11
Gordon had to remove the id) 1,tile to make « *t*rt before to
moy meet to carry on the fight.
was necessary tn several occss- i duo obligations totul $83,408J»|,
"The Democrats can
morrow,
Miss
Boll
said:
_
>
ardics would probably meet with
tank
entirely
from
tlio
mnehino.
Wg* necessary tn
..
,.---<j.he petition also ulleges that n
RUNS AMUCK
Like her father, Mrs. Owen Is
van—a man whoaa whole
“ Of course 1 do rot wish her bnd
Jcfeut
of
the
party
by
tho
Demo
ions to ask the Southern (•
A
t
11:00
A.
M.,'
there
was
a
an
enthusiastic
campaigner.
She
portion of the refundin issue is in
is connected with
luck, but I «m glnd I ain to have
lo repeat several words in order
total of I174.5C0 has trawlltrl nearly 8.000 miles gusty wind blowing and the re
BALTIMORE, June *8.— (IN S ) , crats. "For some time pact 1 huvo a man whose politi
another
opportunity
to
be
the
first
expressed
tho
opinion
that
while
to decipher its message. At 10:15 tended to poy a
In her auto, called the Spirit of pair’work wn* still Cndei way. Bliss
lUln and
ar
—Chasing hi* wife and eight
are so uncertain
the Democrat* alone could not fixed the price of
P. M. a Sydney sjalion messaged in Interest. Of this amount, *22,- Florid.v and made 500 speeches Earhart said that they would take woman to cresa the Atlantic in p
_
children
fri»n
their
homo
todny.
005 is interest on the refunding
elect Governor Smith lo the presthe plane that receiving its
her four month campaign.
the air at the very first opp >rtunl- plane." Miss Holl said th»t she
Senator Reed ref
. Und* sold »lx mantha ago, $9.'l.’ in Mr*.
Lnmos. 50 seiwd a pistol idrnev, the Republicans could do
McCormick, widow or Sen ty but would run the riik of try would g c T to 'Roosevelt Field thl* John
sages seemed difficult, to which
CM* his own
and
ran
through
the
strata
shoot
076 interest on general bonds, and ator McCormick (R ) .of Illinois,
afternoon to inspect her piano, tho
to ami probably would. If they in whether be would Site
the plane replied that signals
I58J480 Interest on ipecial ossass* also travelled extensively, over ing to Jump to Kuropo unless every ring!* motored ne'lanca, CMumbia. ing promiscuously through bouts
listed on repeating and multiply ocretie ’ Rational
from Sydnry were also picked up
part o f the mechanism war. in per
ment 'bonds.
,
the state in quest of the nom fect working order.
In which Charles Levine and windows nnd ut pedestrians.
Houston._ Texas.
ing their political blunder* and exr ___
with difficulty..
FORT MYERS—'Tamiami Trail
ination.
Mrs. Owen'* husband,
Clarence Chamberlin hopped to
hibltluiu of cvwgnticV Dr. Butkr d«n t even know
Tours
inaugurates
bus
service
DE LAND -W ork being rushed a major in the British Army,
Germany and which 1-evlne has
tg Uouttoa."
VALPARISO —Work progress
said.
U '« > .ir it ~ m i . .usUiln-1 „ J f 1 » VOSS. * " < £ « > * £
to completion on foundation for M
between thi* place nnd Miami.
turned
over
for
llu
flight,ing rojvidly on construction of
I Undi.maJ'cd b , Ih,
of h,r
Volusia County** n«w court bouse. til durinf th. World Km.
Vatpariso-Crestvlcw highway.- *
GIRL MAKES PLEA RRESIDENT FAILS
10 JURY FOR HER TO SIGN MUSCLE
BROTHERS’ LIVES SHOALS MEASURE
Senator Jim Ree,
Attacks Hoover
Being Pro-f
Daughters Of Two
Famed Politicians
to Face Each Other
lieaky Tank Causes Postponement
Of Atlantic Flight Of Miss Earhart
m
.
UL.V
jilt .
�/
f
*
‘ r y r .1 •• • , . •
T H E SAN FO RD H E R A LD , SANFO RD , FLO R ID A. TH1
. ^ r»
This wiil he one of ine niggest spmmer sale events Sanfrrd has ever seen. Fn-sn tncrcliandrse in the latest
styles will be offered to the discriminating public just a t a time when summer clothing Is most necessary.
W hile complete, The Outlet’s stock is limited and those wishing to make purchases a; the bnrga n prices
wc arc offering on this page will do well to p:nn their shopping for tomorrow morning. Every vacation need
l„ r ihc ruhnlnnahie woman «!11 lie met JM « w m ck» en d ehelvc., o f The P “ g *
<•» ttt
para (iclow ore listed only n feiv of the linrcnlnw 1 lie Outlet will offer tnnrord and Sem.oole ( m„ „
haran In hunters. Come early and purchase the summ or garments you .are sure, to need during the warm
". TheTariic f (? f S a n fo r d know what excellent bargains The Outlet always offers at Its sales.
ams
Summer Frocks
cd voiles in a wide
variety of colors and
Dainty frocks for summer wear
in fashionable chiffon prints, Can
ton crepes and georgettes. New
models just received from north
ern mnrUcts will he displayed for
the first time in Sanford. For
summer morning and afternoon
wear these frocks are absolutely
correct. See these frocks and you
will want at least two o f them for
your summer wardroby.
sizes with, lioth long
and short sleeves.
A
real bargain
Cclanesc v o i l e s
many
of the
in
newer
fashionable colors and
£ £ » 4 i- J*rftmMnntions.
^ g v g lV iU ll
take
the
place of printed georgcltes
Anothcr real
buy.
B B B ii
Mil l in e r y
ToiTo
A new. woven slipper in comhinations o f black and white,
tan nnd white, and mixed colors..
A shoe bargain you can’ t heat
Felts and Combinations
. *f 1
" •
Is, and combination
Fmnrl
&
felts nnd straws in new summer designs
dcslc ts and colors. A bargain at
uL
7,a
$ 4 .5 0
Indian Prints
Filk
.75
Indian
Summer W e a r
Your heart and eye
will lie charmed by
the jfreup of dresses
illust rated a b o v e .
They are made in
g e o r g e t t e , f l at
crepe
prints and
chiffons in all the
sijlish Iiffliter shades so fiopulsir Ibis summer, and in
w h ite .
The prices on these charming frocks are. a
bargain at $8.95.
.
House
Frocks
(d a ily printed in green,
[blue and pink patterns.
"kPlenty o f large sizes.
Fast cidors. A money*
fsaver for s u in in i t*
[mini(hs at
i
A $10 value tir
$5-95
jf^y j*s .
> ii.
98 to
T-
dark
ing offered for only
A collection of flop hats, large
straws and close fitting; nmtui>.
Many in large head sizes, a bo
felts and combinations of felt r/\\j
and straw.
Prices slashed to ‘rJ:\
from between
i
in
shades, suitable for wear with
dark dresses.
|W> ,
prints
Silk Novelty
BlackPatenls|
A silk . novelty
slipper.
Something new. In an at
tract ivc
combination
of
light colors woven into a
new material not before
exhibited in Sanford.
A
$10 shoe for
A real bargain in tlie-e
black patent leathers, al
ways good the yearround. Doth high nnu low •
heels. Priced.to sell flora »
$0.50
$4-f
$2-50 to
B LO N D E KIDS
Another really unusual bargain.
Monde kids in high heels. «A good
shoe and worth far more than the
price we are going to ask during this
sale. Only
Hosiery Specials
I'l-uuliful rhiflon bw c
/r
Ensembles
as i
Her vice nnd m-ih. rt.it-
in n wide luricly of
Smart,
for
N ew !
Fashionable!
Charming!
A short sleeve dress with long
sleeve coat in tbo attest shades
in georgettes, Canton crepes and
chiffons.’ A special navy blue
georgette for iraveiiing is offered
among these.
These ensembles
are values from $10 to $22.50 and
will he offered duP.ag this sale
only, at the remarkable price of
short-sleeve
little
women
frocks
in
plaid,
check in a wide variety of col
ors in ail the newest liffht
.
summer shades.
of over
fifty
*
A selection
frocks
which to choose.
from
rotors.
I ini’
made.
fon weights in » ," ,'f
A h hliecr anil
u
hose
Some
pointed heels.
an
that never before ha*
i.s
oetn said at
will*
*u"
price at wliirli *< arr
Wc nrc
now offering it-
offering these at this
light colors for tur-1*
prlre only during this
m*r.
sale.
.
.
Remark
ably priced at only
jn&JT LT.T ? g jirJU Pl X
S A L E O PE NS
F R ID A Y .
M O R N IN G
First
S'.reet - Sanford
Opposite
Post
• — • #*»'
fc.»«Wirt-.
Office
" A i *
,
, , ,*
-A p t
tbuv.
a if
>
| W X "Vj ., 1 .«•••".
• ' f y >- _t,
• 1
_____
COM E EARLY
'DOORS W IL L
O P E N 9 A.M .
mma
�*$3*1
■/IT,* ' k. *
'• V 4 ,
. I TWO
* ■; THE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD
mountain roads or badly congested t other states " The now law, if
.
gd iM ft'ftW iJff pHf^1e ni’ TJIlowi: V
highways .<>,.■ V T
‘ .............
rNffpm dhVTM orciiOTtrA’Mmat-:
■•rsp<fcdel's" would rtin KrvuBvehicle on th e^ fiiiic Jrighwayj <;f j
Jcct to arrest and prosecution, th*
assemblyman declared, but exces the state recklessly oc r.t b rats
sive speed would bring them be speed greater than Is reasonable,
fore the bar on a charge of reck or proper, having regard to the
less driving, instead of violating width, traffic and use o f the high
roDosfl! Is Made To Abandon any particular limit.
Proposal
Nielson made known that ho !s way; or so ns to endanger proper
Old I jiw And Permit Motor
contemplating
introduction of the ty or the life nr lir.1’1 o f any perists To Maintain Anv Speed
Consistent W ith Security bill to abolish fixed speed limits In non*
the ‘wake of state-wide discussion
Uuder thq terms of such an act
SACRAMENTO, Cal.— June fi of a superior court decision in Nielson pointed out, it would be
California, with the second great Fresno County that California's possible to travel BOmiles nn hour,
present 40-mi!e per hour limit or possibly faster.
est squbdren of automobiles in the U-'-s not apply under, certain con
world, may t(ar dr.wn Its “ !s\ ditions.
YOUTHS MUST DIB
*»•
The Fresno decision, however, is
Speeding" signs next year and
WASHINGTON,
June
5.—
substitute the automotive honor not considered binding by the
Lee
Eagles,
system—"any speed
consistent State Division of Motor Vehicles (IN S) — Nicholas
system—“ any speed
conritsent and Frank G. Snook, chief o f the Sam Moreno; and John Proctor,
department Is still committee to must die in the electric chair
with safety."
proposal to lift the speed lim* “ vigorous and rigorous enforce here Friday fnt the murder of a
policeman. Tho supreme court,
iftircly in under consideration ment” of the 40-mile edict.
“ I have given cnnslderablt con which delayed Its summer vaca
Assemblyman Hoy J. Niclscr
of Sarratm-nlo, be admitted lodaj^ sideration to tho plan to abolish a tion one day to hear the youth’s
“ Let your conscience be your fixed limit,” said Assemblyman appeals, so ruled today in refus
guide" in tho substance o f’ the Nielson, “ but am not yet ready to ing them a writ o f review.
Nielsen jdnn, now said to be in make a definite decision in the
VERO BEACH— Shipments of
operation in one nr two other i matter It seems feasible, but 1
states. There would he tiu fixed I first want an opportunity to de- tomatoes from Indian River Coun
speed limit, except perhaps on I termini how it lias worked out in ty average about <80 care dally.
SHOW GAMMA PHI BETA!Chinese Troopers CALIFORNIA WILL
ADOPT NEW PLAN
OF RADIO IS INSTALLED AT
ROLLINS COLLEGE
g ' FOR AUTO SPEED
LONDON, Juno
(J ^ - (IN S )Morshal Chang Tso-IJn. former
Phi Omega Members Receive dictator o f the rexlng govern
llo Division O f Commerce
Charter Firom One O f B ig ment of China, who was wounded
Iment Discloses Fig*
Ten; Installation To Take in a bomb attack while fleeing
Which Show Phenom*
Place A t W inter ParkToday
fuel Growth O f Industry
to Mukden, Manchuiia, was still
alive early today, but in a very
W
INTER
PARK,
June
8-Com
W ASHINGTON. Jutm — (IN S )
mit
Phi
Beta
fraternity,
which
weakened
condition raid a Tokio
pWrvominal forward strides
ranks third in the Big Ten PrateN dispntch to the Evening News.
•. ;af the UrJUd States in developnitleo, hits tran.ed a charter for,
Chang was in bis Mukden pal*
■ ment' ind Jfmplo>ment o f rudio
a hew chapter at Rollins College ace surrounded hy his entire
kftwmunkution is dIr*lo.-cd by figto the Phi Omega girls Record-' family (..r families)—five wives
^ io r «)jjV the Radio Division of the
in to nr. announcement recently re and IG children.
njjmefM Deportmerit.
ceived front the (Jnnima Phi head
Propped up in m i Improvised
To I K 7 in operation its United quarters In Chicago.
loung
which was .lanked by two
The local chapter will he desig
z t « ■ere 20,814 transmitting
huge, stuffed Manchurian tigers.
nated
as
Alpha
Mu
and
plans
stations of all clnsyrs and 13,821
have been made for the In* Chang addressed h!s wives and
io other countries. The 1813 fig- atallation of the order here today children telling them to be of
■
’ im#s showed ?,074 foreign and 2,- under the supervision o f Upsilon good cheer. He said he was sure
1JO Atnerican stations.
chapter of Hollins College in Vir* that ho would recover and that
tho sunshine of victory would
In number; of stations the Am- ginia.
The Phi Omega group organized blaze upon the banners . o f his
t t * W k 4 ii amateur exceeded any other
in 1021, has had n definite part in army before ninny months had
" V cbwst?* in this country or the the activities o f Ratlins Colego, passed.
\Viwld with
transmitters tn taking lending place in the musical I Through Col. Diharn, ono of
operation at the close of the yesr. field. It was under their fostering his advisers, Chnng issued tho
Despi4te the gradual narrowing of that the national honorary soror following public statement;
“I
tha restrictions against amateurs ity, Phi Beta, was organized and uni all right. Tell my people not
they still are contributing much to granted a chapter a*. Rollins. In to worry. 1 have escaped too
radio development and are achiev line with their work in the. field many times to fall
victim to
in g transmitting and receiving re- of music, this local sorority had any plots this time.”
ctfhdg that parallel those of the big tho Rollins songs assembled and
commercial operations.
printed in a very attractive book
Tampa— Seven'acre tract pur
Praise Amateurs
which they presented to the col chased here for first unit of tiro
Radio commissioners and private lege last spring. This year they and tube factory of Gould Tire &
engineers attribute much of the have offered a.p rU eot?2 5Jo.th e .Rul>U*’a-Company.
-if-iira-*'.■W2B
n-».
^ m w m
T
dUngra?*.
-American davel'tvrv
icnt to the, work of the ama-,
their' objtfci
who atmcWe4. wireless, trank*
Dev. Co. pouring concrete *for
To create
fon^ftist u a plaything and field of study.
foundation of heavy-type Bteel
’gradually huilt it up to a worldThe granting of this national derrick t be used at oil and gas
V id e communication system.
chapter marks an epoch in the well site.
United States had 684 broad- history o f Rollins College. It Is
<csting stations and probably 12,- further proof of the high standing
JACKSONVILLE — Preliminary
*000,000 receiving seta in use at the of the college and un indication of steps taken toward
increasing
'‘end of last year. Experts estimate the faith of educational ieuders capacity of 7
Duval County
'a night radio audlenoe of probably in its future.
schools.
Vfl per em t of the population o f
,tbo country.
Umluubtrdly this
H
..Audience •* increased
over SO
••■per cent of the population during
•the broadcasting of national events
•Midi as political conventions, world
flniReball sprits and heavyweight
H
Tallubassce-—Permits issued m
' Btate in April fur construction
. ft of* apartment houses, hotels and
restaurants totaled nearly quar),ter of million dollars.
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63/
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Toilet Paper
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r
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12
Corn Beef
Q U IC K
L a r g e
Salt
RESH from the garden salmis arc never
n<
more
deliciously trmptiiif; than when they
sy are made
with tanpy
tancy Prem ier Salad Dressing. Such
Sue flavor is
blended io its home-fresh ingredients that no other
mayonnaise can take its place. T ry it oil
F
F IN E
Attparugiis Saluri, P re m ie r
A dish for king* that every family ran eiiiov! Other
dishes, tyo^— dozens o f them urc made riru and new
with this tangy flavor. Send for our free hook o f
recipe* and kuow them u11.
basnets II. ljmcxTT A Go., 27tb9e& Hudson River, New York
Ask for other Premier Foods, such as! rxzxiut corns,
raxiuua asparagus, i-ruhcx salmon, raxMixa r u t
Phone No. 31
*
Saturday and Monday
FOR
2
°
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21/
Can
—
C alifo rn ia
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in- ;ii
•
Cantalopes
18c each* 2 for 35c
Grown
Cantalopes
10c each
Fancy . Piums
*i
roi
Lima Beans, Butter Beans, String Beans, |
Okra, Tomatoes. A ll other fresh vege
tables
Bine Bonnet Market
2nd. Street & Sanford Avenue
W. H. LONG
117
MAGNOLIA
U R IS K B T S T E W
BEEF
1(V
Lb.
V E A L CUTLETS
C H O PS and BR EAST
pOT
_
_
.
Spedal Octagon Soap, 6 cukes........... 25 1 Octagon Soup Powder. 6 p k g s .___ _
UulltK-k's Preserves, Jar .....
Candied Yams, . 2cans . ....... ............. ;ir»
5 lb. Sack Degerminatcd G r its .......' .25
; . Apple Batter, No 2 can ..............
.22
.25
23
Rosedalc Dried Beef, Jar ................... 18
Dromedary Citron, pkg..................
.20
25 lbs. Egg-O-Fide Lay Mash .......$1.10
25 Lbs. Chicofide Grow Mash ....... $1.12
.^cratcA Feed, per 100 lbs. .............$3.05
25 Lbs. Chicofide Chick Starter ....$1.20
OW Kentucky Lay Maah .............. $3.75
Pure Poultry Wheat, per 100 lbs..... $3.45
Pears
Potatoes
Bananas,
Celery,
L b .
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.
7
VEAL ROAST u> 22/
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23ft
LEG of LAMB50<
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PIGGLY WIGGLY
A ll Over The World
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HOME K IL L E D
.
Sanford Ave, , ‘H ■
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25'
f B L A C K H A W K , SH AN K LE SS SUGARC U R E I) PICNIC
BREAKFAST
-A 'V i i n
W e Deliver
f! lb
PORKCHOPS Lb. 25'
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Fresh Fruits & V egetables
WHITE BACON
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Come Early and Avoid the the Crowd
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ROAST 1 5 & 2 Q
BEEF
S P E C IA L HONELESS, RO LLED
3 Minute Rolled Oats, 3 pkgs.............. 25 ! Super Suds, 3 pkgs, .......................... 27
Post Toasties, 3pkgs. U ......... •........25
^KrtlQffg*8 Pep, 2 pkpi. ....................... 25
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tail*
23/
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SALAD
B LA C K H A W K
Specials
First Shipment to Sanford This Year
M Y LE S RO UND PKG.
A Pcrfeci Maj-onmiiie
-*i •
«
Peaches
SUDS
ChipSO
S A I A D D R E S S IN G
Georgia
SAUSAGEMEATlb. 15^
5/ PORKSAUSAGELb. 30^
W ALD O RF
use
Fresh
hm
Corn Flakes
I M i l l C <j
F. L. N IX O N , Prop.
Corner F ifth and Sanford Avenue
SW EET
K E L L O G G 'S
%
•
Q **a rt
Meal
/ \
Wholesale and Retail
*
PickleS
•SI
213 Sanford Ave.
V
S W E E T M IX E D
W ATER
R ED S T A R G R O C E R Y & FEED CO .
'
can be said of the foods obtained at Piggly Wiggrly. Thd
fineHt quality that can be bought— all to you at our regular
money saving prices.
flavor
r
,
®
.
Prunes
11 --- ? ,
SANFORD A V E N U E BAKERY
-■
lo r
o n aN para^ us
s a la d
Parker House rolls, Buns, Finger Rolls,.
Pies, and Cakes* General line of Pastries
made fresh daily.
Home
S^UN
A-hanyiionship prize fight*.
The foreign broadcasting system
’ has not devclojied to the extent of
^that in America. There are sever'nl. reasoiti. The purchasing power
}V t the foreign population <4 not so
I.grcat making-it impossible for the
^people to buy sets as they are pur,chased in the United States. Rt, '-Btrlctions are placed on the opera•tlon'both at sets and transmitting
•Htnttonk,
there are other facL % pr»Joprevent th>' progress of the
'^United States.
. ! [BnooubU-diy tile big expansion
: .o f broadcasting in United States Is
"due to the fact that radio has beAome an excellent advertising medlurri, Most big corporations which
■have competitive articles to sell
(*the public maintain highly paid
•entertainers who appear weekly
'over the broadcasting chains.
Advertising Methods
‘ The advertising methods of ths
.more important corporations are
not offensive and defruct little
'fitom the entertainment vuluo of
-tKe programs, The percentage of
: advertising time taken up in the
program is not as gTeat as the ad^mprtlsfqg space in the newspapers
or ,'maffUzincH and the wise udver*tlaA)r; are taking care thul their
iineth^ds o f, selling do not become
1offensive td tho public.
* Therq are about 1H5 cxperimenl;ftl stations in operation in United
'states maintained by universities
fmanufacturers of broadcasting and
•'receiving equipment, communicn'"tlotis companies, newspapers and
.“ prtVate engineers. Tliese stations
m
are making .large contributions to
" be wireless transmitting art.
. THe government has 1.20:i ship
- -stations and G3 land stations, must
of them operating outside the
». ^broadcast bund between 200 nn 1
I ?CU0 meter*.
• * * * '#* •WPS**
PORK LO IN
ROAST
u
22'
S W E E T M IXED
PICKLES
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County
n ff^ «
iftioraxd an'i
* ihe jntN»gim n m nf. SMtrmrfi
! ~^auuf 1 ■ ^ ’l|‘t
Iffff
Goors
IndignationSweeps Tampa Man Urges Non-Stop Hop Falls
Capital As R esult Using Of Florida’^ Short O f Objective I Saturday ^Monejr-Save
COLUMBUS, <>.. June 8— (IN S )
Of AdlnNewspapcr; Rivers As Shortcut —The
attempted non-stop record
Pet. Rep’t’g,
Aluchua .. ....... ...... x&J
1133
783
Baker .... ...............
4
41
303
Bay
11
328
105
.' i ; -, , - t ; ■
TAM PA Fin., June £.—-ilN S ) — flight of I.c6 Schocnhnir und
TALLAHASSEE, Fla., June 8.
Bradford ..
303
Harry Tucket from San Diego,
358
-—(IN S )—A wove of indignation —Utilization o ' the St Johns, Kis[Millionaire O f New Krunswick Brevard . ...............
11
273
38
Calif.,
to New York City ended
io«..sim
cc
nnd
Caloosnhatchcc
rivet*
Leaves Fortune To Friends Broward . ^..........
sweeping over the capital follow
H
320
335
5 Lbs. Best New Potatoes rd « *a*m*S'* |
J7T-. i for the farming of a waterway here today when fhc flyers were
Whose Lineage Was Perfect Calhoun .............. xl2
ing publication of a page adver
431
i ;:o8
.
thirty
feet
deep
across.
Floriad,
Itut Whrise Money Was N il Charlotte ..............
forced to bring their pintle down
xK
424
375
tisement ,in p local n»wspuper. which would rival iq earnings the
-. •M■■l ■l
Citrus
when' they turned hack by fog
.... .... - x ll
180
780
Star,* Boned Ham, Sliced,
lh. - v - * ' i"r* ‘J
said to.rreflecu on two * lending Panama Cunul and forever put
NEW BRUNSWICK, N. J. June Clay
: • 7
•(
....... --... x ll
nn
near
llarrUltutg.
I’a.
Tito
fliers
535
down
the
danger
of
ships
running
candidates in Tuesday's Dcnhi----------------- -------------------•*—---- t—:----*---- y ;»' '.
‘ that * flows In i CtrtltW"“ V ’ *:'r.'
" T" ■■'ins
20
told
uttuches
nt
Norton
Field
they
hcir
-*yj reason
- .........*.Li
erntic 'p'rima'Q-' 'resulted totjky ir. the Flsridn strnita, Is utyed by
*r .-t-a .1*
why ‘ Columbhf's_
_
Xl4
i r«ifc
770
Lb. Sliced Star Bacon u
Col. Silas A. Jones of Wnynea- ri (timed to Columhus when halted
-11 ' fil>43
lU )> w fjk-oijie, i i u f i t f j e W f M & j - . r
a-mass rupeting n>t whlfh. publish xille, N. C , nnd Tnmjttl
4052
ml;
L\bt
by
fog
near
Harrlihurg,
as
they
xin
m2
er Mil top A. Smith <jf tho Talla
408
ruinswick who for years have ‘ )eSo‘ "
......
“ Ctipitn! stands ready to put up
wih-e
not
nware
of
nvy
other
fields.
1
hassee. pemoernt. appeared. ,
Quart Jar Sweet Pickles
w>..
104
ived
Wrj>iBj3t|wc t: SKSnirjr;
the money,’’, he recently pointed
*
The ship took to the nir yester
4853
0821
37
A resolution wrs drawn up at out in n speech, "and there Would
inti themselves today literally
.Escambia ......
40 * 3206
2423
the mass meeting, signed by di he no burden on the state except, day nt 1:05 P. M., Pacific Coast
'rolling In wonltTI.*r
4 Cakes Octagon Soap... t ....................
Flagler .........
353
x7
101
rector! of the Chamber of Com fo guarantee ^hc interest on the Time, nnd landed nt tho Columbus
Their good fortune la dee-.to Franklirt ......
’’
i*w. -V,||i .
Field ni i»:45 A. Mi (E. S. T.)
merce and 44 business men, in bonds
151
x7 • 730
The fliers set out from San
miNlbttaire V ’ secret, . tkit u\,. Gad*4fff..;...
cluding Smith himself, calling the
xl4
580
306
"W e could build n canal across
6 I^bs. Best Plain or Self-Rising
jiridb in aristocratic birth Gilchrist . . .
advertisement "uncalled for aril Florida with n depth of 3(1 tcet Diego to break the record made by
500
XI)
266
unsportmanlike. Smith, held* out nt n l>ost of |eM thlln $100,000,000 Lieutenants Kelly and McReady of
and his desire to have the “ best Eludes ...
366
xl3
2GO
F lo u r...........................................
o er entreaties o f he .mwtlng
which W0M|,, pnv ft jjr.aier per 20 hours established in 1021. The
no
lnniillcs'’ live in the stylo which Gulf
2
07
plane,
Lockhend
Vega,
capable
of
and refused to divulge the Idcnti
than lh;, Panama Canal."
xlO
212
017
the felt they deserved.’! When Hamilton
xin
230
1008
ty of the-advertiser.
Jones pointed out That the vast a speed o f 1G0 miles an hour, was
4 Lbs. Goad Sweet Potatoes .......... . J j
James B. Ford, former vice-presi Hardee __
Governor John W. Martin
urcns -f ‘Ccnlrll! uml Soutll Amor called the "Yankee Doodle". The
272
xfl
158
dent of the United States Rub Hendry
plane
hud
been
in
the
a
if
about
HI
8
321
340
ber Company, died on Match 20, Hcrnundo
5 .k J m , r T ‘ y; cVB, rnll>,n ra ore «s yet pndevcloprd and d«f
s.f thn State Road UepattlnontM * lniC(, thnt such n canal as hr hours when forced to halt Its
x ll
330
321
he left a fortune of $14,1)00,000 Highlands
flight.
.■
"C-i!
(12
I33fl
1276
to '‘those friends whose birth nnd Hillsborough _
™ L S ‘ rCn& '
proposed vrt.uld make Florida ami
V
'
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-------j
g—
Holmes
1257
1260
ID
breeding deserve u more luxur
Orlando—New1 fire ul’.rm box*
xH
307
ious means of livijtg''' the will Indian Itiver
.144
riHlculed^ln
prodnctaof.this vajiMegrjj
nnVht
stated. The residue of -the. lyjrd Jackson-...
!
1002
'
• !# & » • itr
* -*#
*
i«.*
rich cs was leftc o-., follows.
^ • • a''additional
d d itio n a l vvfltUWjgtu
w ^ ^ j D t u the 8 »utn: Kcntm .v-TWetiuc . ______
Jefferson . T_.
p-885 * . 301
353
S ?
C
orn
er
S
nnford
A
v
e
.
and
E
ig h th St.
To-Mrigaml Mir. Arthur Bisho'/u l^ fa y e ttl-......
Piirrin. Is
I. already
iilrradv'‘ looking
lookine with
........................
. ,
*|W ^ 235
17H ♦
276
„
Europe
•, •
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_______________ “____ _______
MADISON—Tobacco
pool
build-1
and
il, 000.000; tq John HIshotr^TC-: Lnke ,
031
x23
,Utlt‘ M - W ' ^ W i r a e p " 1greedy eyes at this vmst area ot
505
037
■ i
000,000; to "hi rs. Sarah Demo'.t I.ee
|mnry. The lavouf was .fiJH’pirce ini j10i,.lvtinl w.alth to the south, he Ing erected in Madison.
, __
1750
x21
235 • *7r>7
Stevens, ?jryo.OOl); to Miss Surah Leon
largo
typo.
The
rasi}l“
lidri
drawn
|
(|
0(,jur(?t|
un,|
urged
that
Ameri
America
651)
........
It)
too
600
V. Clatk >333,322.
up at tho meeting said lh- mlvcr- uphold the Monroe doctrine by go
Levy
. __ _
402
xl7
007
513
It wof.ld be difficult .to write Liberty ....
tiremrnt "speaks the. tui^d*) uf p ing out to thesu Southern coun
3
11
23
71
the history of this part of Net
|small person.”
230
tries, making friends and aiding
x!2
Madison
.........
033
570
Jerst.v without frequent rfcferenrc*
18
832
in their development020
1337
to t'ne Fords, the Bishops, the Manatee ___
“ Trade follows the mail lines,";
xlkl
783
Marion
......
658
1342
1137
Thnw
IsConfidentHe
Dcrnotts, the Stevenses and the
lie said, "No country knows this
701
too
x8
01
130
Clarks. These names are to this Martin .........
Will Be Able ToLand j better than France.’’
050
5
312
1811
1.114
state what the Cabots and the 1Monroe .... .
I Jones utged that Tampa he
—jusl that different “ Homethinir*1 ihnt will make thto .
Winthrops and the Carvers are Nassau .........
84
552
12
” 20
454
SOUTHAMPTON. En«r„ J,,n,‘ usid as a center out o f , which
to New Eriglnndi All of them Okaloosa
6
1318
x2!l
172
481
Sunday’s
dinner a triumph for mother! Let the A & l*
8.— (IN F )— I lurry K. . Thaw
•
--- * Jf^L 4w 4—
would radiate mail lines to every
mice had wealth commensurate Okeechobee ..
52
x7
422
348
320
manager
suggest a new and unusual dish to tcnipV"
still confident )>•• ’will see the country in South America and dowith their ancestry.
1726
1515
Orange ..........
1100
2810
x27
(he family appetite— a soup, perhaps or a different kln^
But’ fortune is fickle and the Osceola
18 I ••iglit, of I’iee oliMv nnd rcolenisli cl.iii-il (hut such a move would
510
851
xl2
751
j
tii.
wardrobe
in
Lundoiu.
"This
i»
•»f a dressing for your salad. He will be glad to g iv s i
riches was left ns follows:
build
up
commerce
for
this
c>un*
lib) I
2557
xll)
1304
1108
[away, nil except Mr. Ford’s whose •
Ihnili
a delicate situation," he told n*- try of untold value.
you suggestions for menus!
001
054
(Hill
ID
210
roi ter* who intervWwad Tilm n
millions grew with the wave o f 1
|t win also pointed out by Jones
5188
51S
x43
11
818
Pinellas
1377
wartime prosperity. His sorrow
15
“ OS his "millionaire’s suite” nbonnl the that the straightening ami deep
025
30!
I’nlk
200
10
at the financial disaster that over
100 burr Aqtiitenfn. where he i* ening of the St Johns and Kissim
17
20
OH1
007
look the old friends was revealed Put nuin
V.'kt .-**'
nir'id'-d bv r shlp'n dotertivo mee rivers would d i away with the
& TANDAK1) N U T
101
O.ll)
17
1080
063
x22
only nt the time of ids death. Sun*a Rosa
( “ However." he added, "with Everglades drainage problem.
.117
10
x7
558
840
1117
But there is n fly in the oint Sarasota
210 1enref'il hnnd|i»i*, everything will
xl.t
128
050
”<•
1510
ment of nil this gt oil fortune, Seminole
:i‘.i lie all right. I have no intention Hathaway Undergoes
251
12
1Mi
8
521
Itichcs have cornu too late, it St*. Johns
of altering my m-ovl: us plans to
too
15
xO
558
1023
130
appeared to chnngc the current of St. Lucie
spend three or four days in Lon
I'lt L L one tall can White House Milk with each pound.
Medical Treatment
so
12
17 • 23
3
these half dozen lives.
These Sumter
don. But, if it comes to the worst,
40
lit
people have become too accus Suwannee
803
311
705
1
T E X A S S P L IT
302 I ni rure I’ll be ubb‘ to get « vir^r.l JACKSONVILLE, Fin., Jung,8
tomed to modest circumstances Taylor .
200
x!2
411
722
and go to France.” In London, __( INS) — Dr. Eons A, Hathaway,
2’»
to blossom forl.lt into luxnty.
22!*
540
207
x5
Union
effort* in bis behulf appeared to candidate in Florida's five-cor
117 »
Arthur Bishop nnd his wife Volusia
188
] 076
2218
2001
20
s t have rove to naught, the Home nered race for Governor, was
would n*'t leave their old home Wakulla
015
148
124
8
that undergoing treatment today lit a
and their neighbors for all the Walton
107 I Office gave no indication
415
1381
405
20
gold in the world. Her maiden Washington
O
18 its derision to Inin'Tlinw wmild local hospital for two broken rib*.
10(1
50
7f>
•-.V- -fj
be nilrred. It iH understood a vua j received last 'I’ursdny when the
name was Puff—one of the Duffs
T tuffeh
of Virginia—and her ancestors
may
be
granted.
cur
in
which
he
and
Ike
I'urrUh,
2.187 20.211
55,013 63,020 05,381
Totals
once owned great estate i in the
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me of bis ranipnign employee.
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Counties
complete.
south.
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cat
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to take a trip to see some of my
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Clinrlottevillc and
KK’HMONt), V||,. June 8.— ] tlnnigh his londiHtm w«* ivpurtul j|
maybe heln some ouhltc chari
(IN S ' I’natul aiilhorilie* begaa-i pa "not aeriou*."
ties." His brother. John, who is |
an uiveatigatioti tudo> of ,“1)1
71 and looks-like ha is virtmillv a
A tm HI RRKCl ES
anoeymou*
1<Itei received by '
recluse. He i* an att ornev, hut
Governor
llynt,
in
which
he
mid
.
. . . . .
o
abandoned arrive practice years
a* ociutes in M
M-moveiiu.nW.to■ pufci *-PAST ON, .Md-. June 8. (•* • *
It.
PEKING,
June
h
(IN
S
)
i..
,
IONA NO. 2 CAN
from
|iagV
.
1.)
ngO.
(Continued
f *
proposed
eon stun lion si -—Gary Cooper, film actor, today
t.'oating Mukdenitr In qi* fired rv*'r
gets mightily.
played the role of a hero which
It might mean, one of the allies on un aulonutiiile unrtv it.i lulling , nmendmeiils were l hi calcin'd with wa* not a part of hi* tajk as
:
flogging*.
apoke-men said, that Curtis hu* Captain J P. Rulay. u.-sistunt n u ll-j “To hell with vour amend- lending nmn
in the film"The
r.ot yet given up hope that Sore- tury uttache of the Anieriuin Lo- incuts." die letter *nid. "W e will First Kiss," being filmed at
No ‘4 CAN
tury of the Treasury Andrew \V, gut ion, and one other American, |alum you ivhpt poucr i* when Mlchi'vl’* near here. Tim Star,
k i n g I'liA iu t n o .
Fay Wray, was stepping from one
Mellon may yet lie prevailed upon enroute from Tienlrin to Peking 1We finish with you. Yen will set
1the K. K. K. in high places and boat to another when uke slipped
not to thiow t’ennsylvuniu'* power yesterday, according to
word not Catholics. "W e nearly had and fell into the ^liles , River,
Brothtr love
theme of uni
versal npiynl— provides the ha-!** ful delegation of 7'.i votes to reaching here today.
you at Covington.',’ This evidently Coopbr dived to her rescue.
grotin-j for ‘‘The Forbidden Wom- Hoover.
The automobile uu* flying the taforred to a demonstration by
It might mean, unotlirr ventured, British Flag, nnd ulthouifh Lie the Ku Klux. Klup while'tho Gov; , WKSX PALM BEACH— Rescrv^
att,’1 Jetta Goudul’s new I’nthe-Pe
No 2 CAN
asso rted fla v o r
Milic speciul star picture which that Curtis, who hus been rather gunfire struck the machine there ernor v/n* speaking at Covington Officer’s Association located in I
" ill be on view nt the Milane mysteriously remaining behind !rt were no casualitie* uml Itatuy sue1 on behalf of the constitutional new quarters in Coii'eiui .building.!
„
,
Theatre today.
Washington, has bad H o m e cheer eroded In parlaying with the re amendments.
BEIJ.EVIK.W— New school hulldAdapted by Clara
llcrnnger ing word to the effect that "I tiring troops. Menmr liilc Peking
ing under construction here,
is on the verge of complete iso
from Elmer Harris' virile original,
SHOOTS SELF
*J
’‘Brothers," "The Forbidden Wom don't choose'' doe* not reeesaurily lation.
JACKSONVILI.E.’-Fla., June H. U ^A LA —New aviation
The city gates are closed and in
an" wu's^nifnc*! with up'all-Euro mean "I won’t". Whatever jit
pean eA|t. I t brings to ti)f scrien meant pi nimbly will be made ap* gress or egress is virtually im
■(INS)— Enraged whan I,if auto- X h l ^
the-story of u siren spy' in the parent within the next few d#y», possible. Several thousand Nation mobile, u -Hlvver, refumi to start, 11 K
servicb of Moracco, uj)d her for C'lirtis i* dire to arrive late to alist troops are surrounding the George Tmop, 2U. walked into his ,m a VO—Stieet* here HvlRed by
love for two men. Jetta Goudrl, morrow or Hundqy J >join lii* ftlj walls on three aide*. All telephone house today and blew out his In ains electrlrity from Florida Power
\i
in tile title role, enters it loveless low nllie* In the grnnd offensive und telegraph liars are out. Bull with a pistol. Tro'yCs inother. Laid Corporuiion's new plant,
FO H I^’ K T L A ;
travel hn* been tniposllde since polled he hail left lh.* house In
marriage with a Frcneir colon;l. against Hoover.
The coalition met again t >duy Sunday and no mail hus been re good spirits this morning hut ihtrt ' LAKE WORTH—Right of w»V
I'Ottrryed by Victoi* Vnrcyni, a*
lie flour into a rage when the fl|y#|4o 4>c -purchased for Eust Const
u meuns of obtaining eecret infor for further diacuiidon," ju*t u* ceived.
The radio is the only dependa ver refused to run.
k>,fd n M ,
mation. Ijitvr she ThIIs desper they met yesterday nnd wi’ l meet
ately in love with her husband’* every day until (he end. The con ble link with the outside world
brother, played by Joseph Schild- ferring is riintinuoUa urd unend lift. Despite this situation the
kraut.
• ing. Meanwhile, the Hoover peo situation the foreign community
y u k On CLU H
MM
Her true love is for Schildkrout, ple are not idle. They, ton, havc< is unapprehensive and events seem
hut her love is a' futile one, for been meeting and will continue ,to to be moving steadily, although
t Hchildkraut's love for his brother meet. They believe they have slowly, toward u peaceable estnbl*
|s so groat he will not yield to her enough voles now Ui insure the Ushaunt of the new regime.
candidate
advances. Through no fault, of nomination of their
*4,
n i l THA*
hchildkraut's, however, his brother within three bullots. Their princi*' Stewart Case To Go
A ' * ! IL P U R E
surprises him in a compromising pal juh they believe, U to hold the
To Jury TomQrrow
position with his wife, und a lines fast. And they are sup.-emely
PER BAKING
•*
, breach arises between the broth* confident of their ability to do so.
Thjre are about is mtny practi*.
WASHINGTON. June 8.— (IN S )
., rrs which
is gTcomented only
-ri«l politicians nnd
convont|bii
—With ope of the defense’s cl\i«f
y, through the odmission of guilt
P U a tc^ t. in the Hoover camp as polOfi kripcked out by a cogrt rul
there are in the allies lineup- men ing, the conrempr trial *bf Col.
Not only wus "The
Calumet (a an
Robert W.. Stewart, chairman of
W o id iy filmed
with
------a icftrtf
|j|r f^rnrmr George /If. Moscn’ o f
p T a 're fjia b le
,
J n% bm ^
Dijl , ^iryc-1 NuWllamphhlre, Senator Simeon I the Standard Oil Company of In
standard of genera'
________
;hI,. thefckiW
■ ■ A-f
■ ■
tor. \rift David
‘AT
Ohib. C. Ilascom Flrmp .of diana, was expected to gu to the ]
tVH H S X
lions uf thrifty ho
IBIC
(Wlgv
U
I
miHUMun,
I
^
^
jury
late
today
or
tomorrow.
Pian^ also hail from abroad.
I virgini'i, Ralph Wi]|iam*. if Orel
i
^o»j,.vyq ehair/itan of the/RepuWli
Justige-f
jitige-ftTtisrick
rfde
I-'SJddoii*. uf- I
>
.at&O l- j’ r-H t>
•a.-lq
|*UUE,CxVNE.
l p ‘1
ccntufyfcfkxf
Former Sanford Man
eonimltteegMMRcmfWyp»\^II| ter Hittnfng I f tw o.^sjf o f C k j i ' r f
it.
h.hl
that
a
quorum
J
P
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e
f
A
.
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L
*
.
A
ment
•t'i-Jql
is lade of every can
.e,bai|
Senate Teapot IVrnie Committer
o o u
^ -*■ —
’ I
JunJ».l\ fcoatlripWof Indiana tuid waa( a n kat-erhen Mls o sK iI slI
ktaaL
n m cn trn gin itsw n'
u to answer two questions. The df> H/l
Friends of Judge Otis Cobb, a number'of other*. y;nu'; r *:
rilul{ i
r .. .
ufacturc, no mistakes,
fepee
contended
Stewart’s
examin
formerly o f Fanford but now a
BMIMO
failures
or
regrets
hi
ation was ille g a l because^ only
if,
| resident o f Vero Beach, will he Former Resident Is
* fiUNNIFIELD 5tLtCteD
three senators attorkled the hear
its use. Tty f t Youll
interested to learn that he has
Dead At LakeWales ing. A drfepae motion for a direct
see a decided im
Just been re-electe«l county Judge
ed verdirt o f ac<|uittal was before
provement in ypur
of Indian River county by «
. • ... .
Friends of CJiarles C. Wprthing- the court today:
handsome majority.
' bakings— y«*.
ton.
formerly
a
resident
of
San.
Arctmllng- to word’ received
.you'll taste, it, -too.
Trammell Thankr Frie.id*
ford,
will
regret
to
learn
of
hi*
• here by his parents, Judge Cobb
sudden
death
last
Wednesday
at
received 778 votes more than his
GOOD NEW
LAKELAND. June 8. Senator
opponent. Judge Cobh, a gruduats lUc home of his son, J, E. Worth,
Park
Trammsll
in
a
statement
ts*
of the University of Florida, hits ington in l-ake Walts. Mr. Worth
day aald:
been pfactlting law ill Vero Beacn ington had been In falling health
"Comjdcte and partial return*
u rse m r'
f w "st treat '^wrrs-wnd
from Tueaday'a primary indica's
i
t
Mr.AVt
couqi^ Ju^fw foiar yc
.t‘ i f
■ •V
zt .it
0# ff* • •
that my majority (* a'. Iea«t 35.TH E
W O P .L n 'S G R E A T E S T
r
nt.-irwri7.t-.
JERSEY CITIZENS
‘Look These :
True
Margerine
m
.
Quart Jars
Olives
BLOCK HOOVER Chinese War Lord
IS CRY RAISED Wounded In B last
BY 0 P P 0 S II0 N Still L ivesT oday
QuartJ ars.
Sardines
Tomatoes
Brother Love Will
BeFeeaturePieture
At Milane Theatre
Sweet Potatoes
3 pkgs
Jello
P & "G Soap
7 bars
lb.
Bulk Ceylon
Ginger Ale
2for
Grape Juicep[-hot.25/^b°t.
(
P. A.
i9'.Y t!W te“ !.dg* m s p S tS I B M
2
10. lbs.
10 lbs.
C A IU M E T
Sifttr""1 ’1
3
or tbs sweeping victor)'
I n**ur« each of them uf my
t .irwere appreciation.” .
1
'j
UAu ki JfAJ/2 D /1 lA r n i lJ
STALES 2* .• T IM E S THOSE OF A N Y Q T u r i t BHANQr
H P
cans
”
�• V"r
THE SANFORD HERALD, flANPORP.-FirntmAy TmmAY. inTNBfi,
Election Frauds
utean
\kh1Vu
>inm
*
Possibly imitating the election methods o f Chicago
gangsters who Heck to put their men In office more through
the influence o f automatics, machine guns, and tear bombs,
than by means o f enlightening oratory, three masked men
carrying sawed o ff shotguns and revolvers entered the poll
Plncc
Tampa, precinct in an attempt to make away
ballot boxes. The resistance o f a deputy sh eriff resuited in the wounding o f two supervisors, and the protcc-
U ./It it 'JlHU'i/-
ns the ronfifcnly modesty of our” *
FOR SUMMER COLDS
girls," In which she says: "There
was n story going the rounds
tcrentlv l’0*1 nmy have seen: it
tells of An incident that nctually
happened here not very lung ago.
Ono of our girls, after an eve
ning at a dance, called with her
chaperon—we still
have some
girls who really prefer to bo chap
_______________ M B m k
eroned— to sco her doctor, having
I
M . N . B O C A t t T I,
to arouse him from his bed. Some
DAYTOIIA B£ACM-FLOPlDA- *!l
what nettled,
hut
nevertheless
. — ... o i :r .* ia u r o A . - >
Interested In his patierit, the doc
tor |made an examination and
found that she hail some temper
A t All Druggists
ature following a slight chill. "Go
m_DK. J. C. HOWELL
right home, he said t,o. her In
very positive And peremptory
t.
tones, “ put on some clothing hnd
200 West (loro Avc.
go to hed!"
\Our Indy friend wants to know
Orlando, Florida
whether there is not. after ull, a
sort of relationship between good
hcnlth and womanly
modesty. M i i m i Ii I k n m t l l m l l i u t l u o t l i i n , r u n * .
While the question is one for the * t l i m l l o i i . m i k I r e r f t i l i f N r i m r In h n r k
•if niitkl n f I h r l r I r o s I i l M , W r i t e o r
medicnl men to answer, it need i»liKin*
•:»!».% f o r f r r r l l t c r i i t i i r r n m l
hardly ho questioned that the ro iio uilf n l l o o .
H
r
.li»««*|ili I a m In I l i n t r l l
woman or girl who is properly
M ir
||im « H I
tf itt illnrliiitt.
J( hi \\\
clothed is less likely to contract d u r e t%**. O r ln o iln , l*ln N p r r l n l l « l o » c
In
k
i
i
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I
r
i
s
l
n
l
r
n
l
li
u
i
l
n
o
i
l
rrrln l *
colds; and besides she probably
en^ni,
has more pleasure In her aocinl ilU
I*. H \%v o n * K r l l l » L f n|i!rntlid r r - ,
engagements when conscious of M i l l a In t l i r r r i m n n l o f i m i l r * m oi I •
■ k l o r n u r r m li> l l i r »m*« o f r n t i r r n *
the fact that whnt she wears f r n l n l ■Oil r n ) a n o il r l r r I r i t l l } .
docs not "lilnr the giroe and
blush of modesty."
While the-present time does
. ■ • i
n iih Pirr —
not call for prudery or a mawkish
Health
HINTS
*thQ day tvlien tnc ballots were removed from
the
house, it was thought
■dquarters
■ ■ ■ t oto th
e court
co
n'the motor cars with armed guards lest ant stealing the boxes be. made.
.... ..
Col. L o w ry 'o f
announced that he stood ready to act at
o f omertfontfy and immediately got in touch
*•■*** ^ .tM l^ lth GenerarVoster in S t Augustine.
oridi,
Jt£
r r 'w i^ ip Tampa, it will be recalled, that only a few
■tat* »««ra u Mny« before election, charges were made o f registration
frauds. More than two thousand persons, some dead, scene
citizens of other states, some just bogus names, were said
to be preparing to vote. A fte r an investigation by the coun
ty solicitor over seven hundred names were removed from the
record.
Such a condition calls for prompt and stringent action if
the rights o f the people are to be protected,and if men better
titan thugs, gangsters, and criminals are to be placed in of
flee. The terrors of a city under, the domination o f gangrule are not pleasant to contemplate, and the dangers o f it
cannot be confined to the locality in which it originates but
they promptly spread like u malignant epidemic to all other
cities in the state.
,
The Herald was glad to see that the authorities 01
Tampa showed very clearly that no such situation., would be
M Jura
ora ted
aa
ted. W U h t h e f ir s t rditort o f registrirttOTi
fraiitlth th e .‘Idea call dfa
.... r i l A X E / W / ^ r
mi \>od" lives in solicitor,
dicitor. a c to d -p ro m p tly r-- Whetr-v»JiMlWI®hfpt w as rna(iq_tti.
Tlun womanly chni'ms
so commonplacn
cal th oT ballot b oxes, M a yo r M c K a y a n n o u n c e d 'th a t " w e ,7 . n.0.1
steal
that they will lose their distinc
will not stand for gunmen election methods here,” immedi tive purity mill their hold upon
ately called a special meeting b f the'eity's board o f repre mankind's admiring .imagination.
sentatives and offered a Jive hundred dollar reward for the —Chattanooga Times.
apprehension o f the gangsters. And the Tampa Tribune, al
ways zealous o f the public welfare, offered a thousand dol
lar reward for their arrest and conviction.
News Value And Advertising
E lton J.
M
m
CITY
\V.
( in*-(I,
o f jt
We
>uy
Ml
Ton many people check up
Huir insurance A F T E R a
loss. Then in many cases
they realize that they over
looked something — that
they were not adequately
protected.
Let (his agency check up
on your insurance NOW.
We who arc paying losses
day in and day out KNOW
how many dollars might
have been saved if people
had eullcd a reliable insur
ance agenev in lime.
It
is our business to keep you
out of trouble.
emwd U > l* t |n iM | ^ h c Times
... Mill the menior)-, at least, of the good has a runiniuiiicgtion , frpuii one
rtman daya before the Nineteenth umend- of theatrmMti>U| n iw ': V a s t ly
the constitution, n» to "enncvme<| far |ho hvaltH M. well
im
I'ln it o
n, •M|u|
N lilr T r n r k
I.’
I »rO I,i..
Kn0
V II, J. .
RALPH W. MISSING j|Jj
L O S S T N (? sQ U IC K SERVICE
TRANSFER
Hauling, Crating Rhippi,^
and Slorngr
l*hl»ti» 49* ________MU
,
VOTERS
OF
A .
P .
*
FRANK
. .
EVANS
C o n n e lly
&
Sons
Ivdablishtd
I ,M* mini in
I'hunt- l.'y
Hodgkins & Fiske Company- O r I a n d o— Telephone
615!
STO RK I I O l’ RS d f f i - *'•• T H U R S D A Y S FROM « O’C LO C K T I L L NOON
Whatever Your Furniture Needs, This Great Stor
Can Supply Them. Whatever Your Ideas O f Valu
Our Quality And Prices Will Co-incide With Then
the
It appeals to t'« that after
this election the citizens should
know, nrettv well exactly what
mud-slitiging is. When n man
U t i'll in, » facta, uhout the public
record f f a; man In office, ns
Carlton,was. it is not niud-slimrIng. Bn) when a small rrouo of
scandal
mongers,
actuated by
personal
motives, slander mv|
'VllHfy tl'e charartcr of a candi
date. without regard for the
truth, as was the
nractise
against Frank Evwns,' It IS mud
•Hnglng.
1
— j------- -- ---------So far as we h*ive Iw-en able to
•/find out. The Ill-rail and the
Tampa Times were the onlv
nrw«na*vrs in the state supnortlnr both John Martin und DoyL*
jt'tCurlton. AI>out seventy-five percetit
S C A N T C LO T H IN G
nf
the' n#*vsnni»eis
suiurorted
Martin and Hathaway. A number
CIIATTANOOGA TIMES
•nnoort®' Trammell end Carlton
wn rlulm the dlstlneMon. with
Some interest it being mani whether !the edict of the ktylci- Tamoa Times, o f heinr- the
i'ni for
sin*s and
fciled in social circles especially^
who guppoileij
o f the
u>n|J § bo Iti| to be obkips and wrr *
M »l* r r l
I
THANK
YOU
STAR
I InoNrr iiitioiM't! (hr I'resiilpiit. This is
manugrr qi Kniiho: ( it>, app.n t-ni • the dilcmniu (Jovernnr Low dell'
strategy liai brought home t • him
Is in
in a loan
limn \\h<> is not afraid
The Hoover manager is on lugi
throw open till window and I in
the breeze. It m i n needed, "lliriv val grounds when he asserts that
the President's veto in no wav
is n,i occasiun fin IiiinIiviI words
changes the status of the seenabout any furm resentinent in tl <- tiny's candidacy. His standing
We.st over the President's veto of with tlie voters of tin- Republican
llu- McNiir) lliiiigi-u bil! or about party the country over has been
an\ action tin- farm loiecs muy achieved without regard to tlutake In regard ta il at ihi- Re iNsue forced to the front by alpublican convention here
ti-niptcd farm legislation which it
Tin- Rcpuhlii.am
convention's , wus well known could not receive
ami the Rt-puldiciin party's whole the President's approval.
stoik in tiadc is tlie leadi-Chhip
Mr. Iloqvcr is not rosponsibli
ami the i >'i i-i d in office >>f Presi for a program uirangcil by those
dent Coolidgo, and tin- Ki‘|iuhliciir who uie opposing his nomination
nominee must go bcfori! the coun and who have a cundidutc of their
try » ii that record, in muking the own in' whose sole interest tin*
nomination and in udoptiug the attempt was made to commit the
platform the convention must up- party to an economic fallacy. That
pent to |he country on that tccavd. ultepipt inn uffcrl neither Mr.
und this involve* the certainty, u* lloover nor the party's purpose to
Mr. (JoSirso well rays, that the pledge furm legislation free of the
convention's whole proci-i-iling— in fallacies of the McNury-Haugeri
tlu>-nomination und in the plat bill.
form -w ill be un indorsement of
Mr. Hoover stands where be
tlie President and of .Itin Veto ol stood before this political struteffy
the Mi NTiry-Huugcn bill. If the of the furm forces wus attempted,
party does unythipg' less it might the party voters stand where they
us well go out of business, because rtood before and the instructions
it surely would lie pul out.
of the delegates who represent
• (iovm ior Lowtien can repudiate them in the convention are un
the President and his mhniiiutru- charged. The sole result of it all
lion if he wunls to, and, of course, has been that tlie 1-owilcn forces
ho has done so. But he can hardly which sowed tlie wind will have
ho|H? to repudiate the President to stand the blow when the con
and ut the same time receive n vention tukes the only stand it
nomination at -the hands of a can take and,line up ’ with the
Republican convention that ha* President.
.lit lilt’s
has boon purchasing gotvna
und hats for many young
married woman of this
city on the strength of his
. social standing.
Will he
please call Immediately to
settle this nccount in full
or complete revelations will
be made. It has been nee.
essnry to resort to public
notice .w* it has l>ocn im
possible to reach him either
by phone or personal mes
senger.
SEMINOLE COUNTY:
CO M M O N SEN SE ON HOOVER
KANSAS
PU B LIC NOTICE
A Certain Young Man
THE
Check U p Now
First Nal'l Bank Bldg.
Reading recently in Time magazine an advertisementwe always read the advertisements first, partly because wc
Sanford. Fla.
Always a flower
like
to
help
make
it
pay
to
advertise,
and
partly
because
they
Chances to find
arc always so much better written than the articles— we ran
'Some fat-borne pollen
across this argument which we nope will be o f interest to
Of its kind.
our advertisers and which we are sure* will he o f value to
She that is barren—
them if they will follow its suggestions.
HIGHLAND LAKE INN
Ho that Sn proud—
"In the newspaper business it is an axiom that not him:
Hendersonville, N. C.
Cold lives lend to a
ever happens on Sunday. Yet Monduy's headlines scream
Colder shroud.
-■!i - U across the front page as noisily ns ever, blaring an occurence
that
might
merit
only
a
handful
of
type
on
an
inside
page
Sttmac or Locust,
Lilac or Rose—
any other day of the week.
_
What does it matter
"B y a slight shift of the point of view, the City Editor
How the wind
blows'
has made Monday melodrama out o f the raw material of
Emerson Robisehon.
Tuesday's trivialism, o f Wednesday’s dullness. That is the
nature of news; it is pendent on the point of view.
It may be as true now ns
"W hat sort of news is it that a single window washer Spend your vacation here in
that Dr. Fons Hath u way, but it
•this beautiful natural park
is very evident ifrom the returns fell from a n in U M lW * Window ledge, wheij..thjMjcUl
300 gores in the "Land o f
that it is the wrong way.
citing fact is, that despite human carelessness hriuTne lnw or
the Sky" on the crest of Blue
gravity, six thousand window washers did not fall?
Ridge 2300 ft. elevation.
>731,087 spent by Candidates I
"N o man ever believes he is bored by his business, yet
LyC" l*kc lor (oluni;. biwiuic. »v.irn
Inquiry Shows"— headline.
At |
mine. C-»H. tr-niii*. huitchntk nJmr..
first we thought it must be re many men admit that their product bores their customers:
U*lh« and mowagr, under m;vrt > i<--t
ferring to one of our own races, for they say. ‘We have nothing to advertise.’
dint physician. Excellent tni;iN. i lwur
but Inter we saw it meant the
"That a healthy concern should have no news with
miiiii', polite service. i, ..-unable i^tcpresidential candidates.
which to interest additional buyers is as incredible as that
Several col-iRe* lor rr-it. Opli |nt- I"
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Major n. e Woodward. Mj
The fourth district recognized daily newspapers should omit their Monday edition.
"F o r want o f the news point of view worthy products
its opportunity when n woman of
Ruth OryMii Owen's ability, charm- unnumbered are languishing, locked in the tower ol silent-,
ter and chnrm runs for office and waiting for the Midas touch of advertising to spring to gold
decided by n big majority to send en life. In many of them is a story, an idea which construc
her to Washington. She will Iktive imagination can dramatize into news. News that upWelcome addition
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where men cat with the smell of fresh fields still on
presentative
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*them. news that appeals where men eat in the faint odor of
In view of the large vote given gardenia boutonnieres.
Sidney J. CattN, It ajipour-t more
"Some dormant element in what you nmku and sell nut;*
likely than ever to ua that hnd have news possibilities as rich as the fact that in sixteen
It not been tfor Jim Carson anil
his rourasrcmiN expose of tluil cities not a window washer fell. If so. your product can he
hypocrlt’s prnrtlre of np|>rnling given a very exciting future."
Harry K. Thaw was going to
Europe for u "holiday", but F.ngland, pobsihly mindful of thr fm*t
i
■,
L', ‘ that It w« h timing a holidtiy tliut
Thaw klllcvl White and during unother one that he bit «ome
white rabbitN, suggctvd that b«was not wanted there. Tlmw »a>
not allowed to land and was fntve.l
to retuni to America, tin- land of
the free.
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The
Sanford
t*lultl
hR>v
M iff- that Joe Sear* I,us IIbeen
in tun
gross for fourteen years and bus
never done a thing. Well, wells
• what does The Sanford Herald
think the $25,000 COO Joe Si-uhua -wserrod for Florida in nnpropriutions during those fourtpen years is, anyway? Chicken
feed? r-Orlnndo
Sentinel. Kvidently ‘several
tliournnd Flori
dans thought it wan chicken feed.
TO
M o u g h lo n
Architect
•to erooka and decent people at
the same lime, wc would have
another such disgraceful speetaele
as marked the period from IUHI to
1U20.
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THE SANFORD HEHALO. SANFORD. FLORIDA^’F R ID A Y , J U N E 8. 1928
Sanford Woman’s Club Officially Closes
Season, Wednesday with Annual Luncheon
'fflec Telephone 148 MRS. FRED S. D AIG ER, Society Editor Residence Tel. 37
ial Calendar
FRID AY
commissioned,, officers of
. 124th Jnf. P. N. G. will
;ts First Military Ball, at
Iciock at.lIaUiJ'orrcst Lake.
» Club "61 'HOly Cross Eplsphtireh--will meet at 7:00
at the Pariah House.
MONDAY
Incss meeting of St, Agnes
of Holy Cross Episcopal
, aill be held nt .'1:00 o’clock
Parish House.
lea of the
Presbyterian
i will meet at the following
Circle Number One, Mrs.
Woodruff Chairman, meets
The season of the Woman's
|Club of Sanford was officially
|closed Wednesday with, the annual
Mr. John BrumleyTo
luncheon for dub members only.
I This luncheon is nlwnys looked
Marr> Georgia Girl
forward to with much interest and
COLONEL AND MRS. EARLE C.
Mrs.
J.
0,
Long
is
spending
Hie
I
pleasuic,
and tho. ono this year
STARK
summer
ut
points
in
Alabama
and
!
was
one
of
the largest and most
of Commerce, Georgia
Georgia.
-u...announce the engagement ami ap
proaching marring© of their
Air. und Mrs, W. L. Clarke
•daughter
lift Thursday for Quitmnn,- Go.
OLIVIA AMANDA
where they will spend a few days.
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to
MR. JOHN LESTER DRUM LEY
Laurie McDonald motored to
The marriage will take place in Pnlatka, Thursday1 where he spend
the day on husincss.
July.
Commerce, Georgia.
Tho above announcement will be |
Connelly Aid Itol
remlt with much lulc.vst by. tho Dodson motored to Haven lie
many friends of the young couple. Thursday.
Mitel’ Stack is the lovely young
daughter of Colonel and Mrs. Enrle
Frederick Williams leaves Mon
C, Stark of Coninuive, On. She lay for Michigan where lie will
attcndi d I ’ mvorsity of Georgia pend the summer with relative''.
and is a member of the Kappa
Delta Sorority. Sit© has visited
frequently in Sanford as the.guest
Personals
Mrs. Clmrlcs Merriwether anil
children leave Saturday for Cloudland Park, Ga.-where they will
spend the summer.
r<‘~Number Three, Mrs, II.
:g chairman, meets at
with Mrs, W. H. Zachary
ngnylia Avenue, with Mrs,
■y ami Mrs, II. C. Vide a.i
II. Ai
A Ijiri'r nunihi'r uf im*mlM*iis <f
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rtiuiM* i N uiii Iu t 1W. This. <imptiT
1 meet at d:;!■*. W |i llMitu.,„, ,,v
s©u.in»k
™ t ’V ' ,,lr' ’ t’baiacr in
lt»|d. Among these
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attending this mceling were Mrs.
Ill1
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Mis\ < baric•
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t r. Mr. iiiul .Mi*". .luim*' Iluf*. Mr*
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St,me. .Mr-. J. F C-uriei
All-. \\ h i i \\
WurniT, M ai 1
Mi
Gi-nn
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und
Alt- l.il.li- M . Air-. K It
Jatvi
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K. N
.Sanford Ave Sl)lU
M, ,
\v„|t,.r llayi . . M,
ell.
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Air . M i ail
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ton, M s. Selma Pat, i, I'
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M ar. ?'r. ami Mi- liove ami Mi
icel
at a .u
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and Mrs. c * i re It l .
Bali who will succeed her.
Mrs. J. C. Cibbs who has prov.
en a most efficient officer, Rave
her ivport ns recording secretary.
Mr*. W. T. Whcclcss, correspond
ing secretary, who has served
meat faithfully for the pnsl two
years made n very gt>od repurt and then Introduced the In*
coming secretary, Mrs. Ulenn E.
McKay.
The treasurer,
Mrs.
John
Meiseh, told of tho splendid con
dition of the club finances ond
how the club ml been iTditcod and
of the large balance In tilt build
ing fund.
.'Its. C.’eorge Fpxton, chnlrn^'Jt
of the Literature Department,
Mrs. William S. Leak, chairman
of the Music Department, Mrs.
C. E. Myers, chairman of the
Welfare Department and Mrs.
Walter S. Coleman, chairman of
the Social Department gave re
sumes of work done in their re
spective departments. The new
Department chairmen introduce^
were Mrs. W. L. HenleyMusifc
ami Miss Margaret Young, Litem
Attire.
‘
*f r Mrs. Henry Wight, president
of the dub, gave an unusually
splendid talk telling of the capa
ble manner in which Mrs, Doug
lass has taken can* of club af
fairs ami how faithfully and grac
iously she has served In every
way ami has done so much dur
ing her two terms to place the
club on tlie firm basis that it
enjoys today in spite of the try
ing condiions which hove prevail
ed in the city during the past
two years.
Mis. Douglass gave nn ex
ceptionally delightful report of
her work and that oT her rnpuhlo
corps of assistants. Site also told
o f the gift of n tract of land on
the Mount Dora Itoad fur a park
site generously given by
Mrs.
Thomas Emmett Wilson. A ris
ing vote of thunks was given Mrs.
Wilson by the club members. Mrs.
Douglass then introduced tin- new
ly elected president, Mrs. Donald
Packard Drummond. presenting
her with the gavel ns a sign of
authority and also with an ex
quisite bouquet of m l radiance
roses. Mrs. Drummond respond
ed most graciously and at the
dose of her speech presented
Mrs. Douglass with the beautiful
past president pin.
A rising vole of thrnks was
also given the luncheon committee,
Niesdami's Henley, Ellsworth and
I'uxtyti Our. ih© .splendid lunclieoi)
and many delightful features of
cnlertaiiiinent on this occasion.
Mr. ond
family will
next week
(]a. where
summer.
Mrs. O. J. Pope and
leave Urn first of
far Cloiedland Pork,
they wilf spend the
.
STIRR ING F ILM A T M IL A N $ T H E A T E R
Mrs. !\
Wcinlwrg , and son
Arthur Leo left Thursdpy for New
York whero they will ipend some
time, Inter going to tho mountains
where they wll remain until Full.
Mrs. Lucius 1L Mrlgpil and
mother Mrs. Mary Higgins, who
have l»eon the guests of Mrs. Ralph
Wight for the pnst 10 days, left
Thursday for their home at Tam*
pa.
\
Miss Virginia McDaniel and
Laurie McDaniel will leave Fri
day for Atlanta, Gn. where they
will visit their sister Mrs. Brysn
Sturmnn.
Mr. nml Mrs. Andre'1 H. Mahoney und daughter
Frances JSTDkCt
motored to St, Augustino Friday 1
where thc*j’ will uttond Iho com*
... —
menccment exercises nt St. An* ‘ , .y ., .
drown Academy. They wifi be nc'
J
companicd borne by Mtsri Mory [.**—■ a _
From HMD to 11*27. Florida .ex
pended total of f 05,84!*,0311 on
construction ami mnintcnunco of
its roads und bridges.
To Day
M IL A N E
Joseph Schildkraut
'
Jetta Goudal
Victor Varconi
Mosquito** “ hurt*
up" whan caught ta
TangMoot** powerful
• piay. Death la In■tant. Thara'a na
••cap*. Ktault* will
atnaac you. Of*, it
now from gTocar or
dniggit.
Her beauty und charm won the ad
miration und love o f nil Hhc met, but
in her heart was implanted the imurc of (he only man she had ever
loved— her husband’s brother! What
was she to do?— Come und Hee this
remarkable picture of love und in
trigue, nnd with the most ostoundinfr'dlmdx ever seen on (he screen.
THR TA NOLP.rOOT
CCKVANY
Grand Rapid#, yicMcan
“ The Coolest Spot In Town”
MISS Alt h \Y t.lt \IM M l
,
Mis- 1 I .ii-no- .McKay, \"WK!
daughter >1 A!., and Mrs fileim
K. McKay, wa ■ gi.nl'iult'd In ih iy
iitorniiig from 1! dlins College at
Winter P u l.. Sin i. n member of
the Phi Heta Sorora t. , thud it’
the "Itlg Ten " of Nn'inlial .‘-'oreri
lies, n tni‘tuber of l ’’e I’ Ll la,.'
National llonoiaiy I ratein ly, :*
inembei of tie Ilolliiih Literary
Society, Sp.mi li Clu*t and Hollins
Key Sclud-.u sl ip oe<c-y.
lie Number Five, Mrs, S
>!«er cl.airman, meets '
11. S. Huml. I.'MII Park /
‘ nil Mrs. Hand, Mrs. It
s and Miss Chapman
I’1' Number Six. Mrs, H. M
[■kill chairman, meets will
Harry L. Gibson, till Mvrtli
*'■ with Airs. Gibson and Mrs
i'o itli
,'iv h o s t e - es.
TUESDAY
I- A. will hold regular meet
, .'t:i!0 o’clnek at the Odd l-'el
Hall over the Haaket.
AI
••rs are urged to l>c present
. Williams Gives
s. F. Bender Party
SPPAV
He: to.pi Honk .11
home S-il iidm fn.i
where he Ims been
dolph Macon.
Merchant’s Gift Night
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— SATURDAY—
Reginald Denny “Good Morning Judge1
Mrs. Elsie Witlali und si-tei
Miss Lee Ammons plan to leave
Lant year M:-s McKay was the the first of next week for De
•First Wimuu* of iIn* Campiis” , Ih- troit, Mich, where they will spend
tug vice lue.xqlent of the Student tint summer.
Apaneililion. Tilts year "lie is
Mr. toni Mrs. I, A
lliuoiley
secretary of ti* - ergani/.a-1 m.
She has nl.ai *>ee.i an lett.e left Thursday morning m their
worker in Co
W. I
A ear for Hetnlcrsonville; N. C.
lin\ lllg S'1!" ■ I a it |"' ad' nt Cus where they will spend the stitniner.
year and litis Keen nil1' o f the re
Mins Loud la Mnhonev left Weillllits Ridge Conference for l wo
prusentatu e- fr.on Kellms to the uesiluy for St. Augustine where
years. She Im aNn served •■n sev- •'ie will attend th“ commini in-nt
nxcrcirca at St. Joseph's Aiadr
eriil important College
Commit
lei-s. M ix. AK K,I
was giad cited my.
f r m i San foul it gl. Selutol in ta,M
M- h Frederick Itemlir tied Mi*-The Guides nt the First Me til < Iteverlv Render Iem e Aloml.ii
•list Church will limit nt
K-T for* pointi. in Michigan and New
York where they will spend I hr
o'eliH.k ut the following plate :
Circle iiuiiiIm ■ *■ ie. Mis. I I snmiue.’.
Adnnts ehairinaii. meets with MrAlbert Cunnelly nnd W. A
J. M. Hay ms, Mir Myrtle Avenue
I
Adams
left Tlutradn<i ■v. ning *>a
with Mis. Ilnynes and Mr.-. I 11
i motor for Prlneeton where the)
Miler as hostesses.
will lie the guests of Frank Chu*e
They plan to attend eommenreineiit ut Princeton Yale und Exe
Mrs. E. A. Douglas*. Mrs. Janies ter.
A. Moughton, Mrs. Wurt \\ . War
Mr. and Mrs. It. W. Ilouk Jr..
ner, Mrs. P. M. King und Mrs. T.
and
little Miss Nancy ilouk will
J. Crawley motored to Winter
leave by motor on June lf> to at
Park, Friday morning where they tend the Democratic Convention
attended thr graduation of Miss ut Houston, Texas. They will also
from Rollins j spend sevrvrnl weeks ut Waco,
FJorrtire Me K*y
\ spacious screened porch -College,
Texan, their former home.
\ the guests assembled tf Vaa ^ ^ ^
fb'd into u veritulde bower
numerous potted plants, wall
ts und
W)th «
gmszr,
>' of bpring flower* in tin* KRS./
I Huts.
pleitsunlly
’ *
afternoon
with a number of clever rnnOne o f th© prizes, a book
■sc*, was won by Mrs, Mary
on while the booby prize, u
band-nlade
handkerchief
lo Mn. Hugh Torrence. Mss.
r was given a writing port** a gift from her host<ate in the aftenfton Mr*,
'"a served tempting refresh-
. The
fS m blem
MJVUrTWWT
of
Service
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The choice of Hundreds o f Beautiful Pat*
terns with values of $1.00 to $2.50,
2 ■3 and 4
Blades
Fully
Guaranteed
ul the water
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uren ice
- n p iin p t doRvery
and courier.
T h e b a c is o i t i •• rh cu ^n ts is your
health end h r ; e. i
Rem em bt-r th*t*t >e< or w
o ren g e cvai »<r<iU.((i.
BLACK FLAG
a
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that m gkra yc i i i
O ur thiViJ tti.i
W !m (
o f ssrvlcc are our
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To demonstrate the Quality and \ a l u c
of the famous Robeson ShurEdge Pocket
Knife Line - you have the Opportunity this
week to buy anyjone of the genuine Shur;
Edge Knives in this Sale for 89 cents each.
SAVE
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flavo r
\ M0NEV
) W ITH IC E
$2.50
yalue
During
this•VFactory ■
Demonstration 1
Sale 89o
Come in Early while the selection is bes\
Other litiuid in»c.ct«kiHcrg coat 3 0 cent*
Itrfre th r p r i c e
fo r onlyTurHnr*
oayu rrM nn
Knife Special Ends Saturday
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T r a in e r u tu e r p y w in n er Scotland Yard Has5
New Plan To Curb
Violated A ccepted '' Rales Automobile Thefts
June a^T h o days
In Preparing R'eigh Count of LONDON
the automoldla bandit in Eng
o n ji
W ith
N n t^ T h a t
'• W ill B e
jtivch lton
I ^t|fifiir
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ra
’ j Aachtncp
today toward a awecping
l .^ lll nigh .complete yictory.
Its t i n t Mr tent agmhrit the
eh * u providedi%Jt Iht
ite contests before the.
n National
rational Committed.
ioua on the. f ln t
day,
victorfops on the second,
argr manaRora swung into
day* apparently In su
•control ot the party-mech
appeared to be no
Jim.
_ p ati arc half over. 37 of
its have been heart) and judged
•«thc national corrj'tee
and
r ha a won 35 o f them. Hit*
airs eofild, In fact, have won
I pt.her two had they eared to
le ft their atrenRth, but for fu
ture organization reasons they
- v “ S »:U aeat two Influential negro
? 2 ^ m r>oujalana.
rarifon^oT vtcTofVejf4^
Sore Important tm n
■ themselves, important nH
m a y be when the balloting
p U reached. For one thing. il
m
urtunijy they Wanted to Ret
machine operating amoothlj
rtthout fraction,
comparison with the easy
M * U ( Of the Hoover organiza
tion, the opposition haa appeared
unorganized and to a considcrabk
extent Icadcrlean. A t lcaat, there
haa been no unity o f direction.
Kansan City in undeniably filled
with party captains who do not
want to nee Herbert Hoover nomi
nated next week and more of them
are arriving op every train. But
there la no organization among
them, and there I" no comprohenaivo plan for "stopping" him out
side of the rather nebulous draftV-oolJdgo movement sponsored by
Charles D. Hillea of New York.
Hj^td the somewhat hazy plana.fut
fft gigantic mass-meeting of farmera in a tented city here during
lh>'jponvention.
*t M1 can’t atop something with
g& Sh
<’ ,
■finlm ary‘oTzob
anlwHWverilfrir
The Republican National Coin*
"mfttie, of course, 1h not the Rej pablican National Convention, and
J tba fact tlint the Hoover forces
* control the committee is no conelusive proof tlint they can equally
control the convention commit lei
members who are representatives
o f 'the party machine* in thnlr
j Y&riUUB states, and iL is n brave
* commit teem on wlm deliberately
f
the fate of Ilia state sciitipient. Those who do are usually
. pot members of the commillct
1 fe ry long.
In the Case of these contests
1 the members have voted a I.....
lhvariab)y in line with the known
•aiantiraent of their
reaper tiv<
' states. Tlic committeemen fr*,m
; Hoover atntes in every install"
have supported Hoover inn:.
‘ ttmts; tile Members ft mo
Hoover states like Ji ■■
Illinois nml lows
Voted fn| I
hs' e 1■
It., .1
denly decided to sell bis string of
horses. Mitchell was without cmpl'l^-ment nnd no one lias clamor
Ing1fe r bis services.
Tb«n Mr*.
Hertz heard I-,of
■Mitchell. Up to that time tho own
er of Reigh Count, who is. the
wifo o f a Chicago millionaire
taxicab magnate, had had her
■horses trained In the stable of
Stuyvcsnnt Peabody of Chicago.
Sho decided to have trainer of
her own nnd Mitchell’s success on
Chicago tracks with
a , horse
named Flatiron, owned by Shay,
and considered a local track sen
sation, brought the trainer un
offer from the Chiengo woman.
Proved Ability
A t the time Mitchell cast his
lot with Mrs. Hertz, she owned
only one horse of any reputation,
Anita Peabody. Mitchell immedi
ately proved his ability with Anita
Penbody, who won the Futurity
nt Belmont Park and mnny other
important races both in the East
and West.
CHICAGO, June 8— (IN S )—
Reigh Count, that big red streak
o f speed, winner of - this •year’s
Kentucky Dei by after veiling a
year 0*6 f i r *12,500 fa considered
tho 11)28 turf sensation.
But to some followers of tho
track a 1*1.1j retiring Yankee, furntibo’a Tflbrc color and drama than
M f h C o a t.
ip
nt'r
, ‘ Jte ig'Vtn Mitchell; the tr*\nt'r
Who developed th ilP 88 Derby Win
nor after Mrs.' John D. Hertz
bought the horse for n mere song
from Willis Sljarpc Kilmer, New
York millionaire.
Perhaps never in the history of
thv Kentucky racing classic hits u
tioincr of a Derby .favpritc been
eo generally criticised ns„Mitchell.
Old-time track men said Mitchell,
hitherto only slightly known, hnd
trained Mrs. Herts’ entlrel" con
trary to nil the ru!6s.
First, they said it wna unheard
of thing to winter a Derby candi
date in tho north. They sharply
criticized. Mitchell for kcoj
F L O R ID A ,
Gainesville, June H. (Alldelit
News Bureuu)— Another Uniter
sity of Florida boy- JninrH Wll
lard Trammel, a native of \ 11
Ala., who rereived a .I■,
urution here t bis we- 1
■be high v l I
lull ' l l .
LONDON.
June
8.— (IN S )—
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-4«Ml M. W 324 ft.‘ to
idvAlinr ’T<wrVd,- hn(1 nn b'jfportunity today
a record pf ,wianing one Ken to net a modest fortune on his
lifK .
.... ... :...
tucky Derby with a horse ho ticket in the
lira. 325 ft. E nml 40
Calcutta
Derby
ft.
8
of
NW Cor .of
bought for about the same price sweep— n racing ptyol upon the
XW «i of HW ,H .
ho.. *o!d this yenr’s winner. He Derby which will he run on Wed
Klin N 021 ft. U 2,"iIt
is credited with-having picked up nesday at Epsom.
rt. s oil rt. w 2io
ft. to h e p ................
tho nowfamous fextcrmlnnt’or for « Tearle, who
purchased
the I l i r a N W f o r o f HU
*10,000. - ‘1h -^1817 ‘ Exterminator (ticket for his wife, drew Knnjit '
>.r xw <4 ituu s sou
ft. U 310,4 ft. X .
won th c b M l))', J!k.
Singh, owned by Ago lvnhtif one j
0 t".1 ft. W 3«.a ft.
X 29 ttfg. 40 Me,'. IV
Reigh -Counl,
lif Sun of tho first five horses fgyored
112.2 W 223 (t. to
Reigh. by. .Sun .Jlitlgy. U famous to w-in the world fnmous jbre.
iniir ic *s it o f i v .
English Winner, His diup was Among the offers already '(re
fouiity r.mil Nr ml
(Jontc ssina. Con less inn .wan Count ceived was one of *10,0(10 JUT a
Urn t.jn rt w xu
Cur H W *3 o f X U .
Schombcrg , aud thus ids name half Intcreattln tht;1
, tick et.; The
', Uni. iv too ri
Reigli Count.
H 264 111 n k a
holder of tliu winner of the. C a l
line IV 33.3 ri H
The first race .won by Reigli cutta Derby sweep this’ year
21 itru 35 Hrr U
Count wan at Saratoga, where he i stands to win more Hum *1,250,1156.12 ft. U ton ft
XWI> 1330 || to
was disqualified for fouling. Then
000, • •; i ' ‘
•’*?
li. B
Ife won frofu. only a fairish field
Jtrti Mill ft W o f NU
f o r of
at Belmont Park aud he wps sec
Itllli H 320 tl W
ond -in the Futurity, finishing
moi n NKIy 45" fi
U .500 ft, to tii'B
just behind the winner, Anita
Peabody, his stable-mute.
H 1, o f h i : ! ( o f x u
I.
Ho finished second in a stake
ot m :
Ih'M NW
race at Havre dr Grace and won
». *.f ,V\V
Itllli s
the *30,000
Kentuiky
Jockey
r.: . n i:
n n
♦t Tj 11 \\‘ Ss»t» 11) In
Club Hoke* at a- mile- Last fall
J:» m V I : ............ \ v v
in the Pimlico Futurity lie finished
U *•! NW *6 Illlll 'V
j i 1 1 s m;ii ii
fifth,^ after be w»s fouled; so 't
m i it n <:«.*» ti (•*
was^" clhiftied, *1>y Jockey Earl
SW
4.i N t: , t;
Sundc.
A*’L U "i W
Iteigh Count then won the Sin,II Mill I f j •* I lilt i f ft ii I •i
001) VVniden hundicnp in Mary
•:
land.
i..*i - i f
t...»
L'tiUuown
tTiil, mm u
U. IV. U U h t i i s
r t l k n n u il
I ’ l l U IMIW II
Sn iif i
•JU
-M( K*
J^BSSS’S-fflSA'KSak'- on i!m new-
over several Derby entries, five
ilnyn before the running of tin
great iiliiegrass event May lb.
Florida Graduates
To Enter Coaching^
Field In The Fal 1
OF
English Actor Wing
Lucky Racing Ticket
o f SU H hoc 3 1
Sit 30 ..............•
IV •, o f S W U o f ....
X H 'H Of m v u ...
HIV u „f X IV >1 Of .
u < a or xu vi of
G o d f r e y . ' . T n a z f r y ■‘^ a f c . U e b;.
-jte fc X IV C o ro f X W 1
.' imir' -i
t
Conway
'i o f M V
Illlll H
il fojr weeks hcfofchho da
Derby, They insisted the horse
should have
wintered
in a
warmer clime,
•Serious Charges
Mitchell’s critics niso pointed
out it was a serious mistake to
start Reigh Count only once be
fore the Derby.
They also said tho big Hertz
entry wng too finely drawn—over
trained.
But Mitchell und Reigh Count
answered all criticism with nn
easy win o f the Churchill Downs
classic. Over a muddy track, thu
Hertz animal came homo a winner
by three-lengths and almost pull
ed up by .Jockey Chirk I.nng.
Trainer Mitchell, ranked today
with fnmeil men of the turf such
ns Hildreth, Rob Smith and Miller
Henderson, has lived a career
filled with the trials and triumph
•if the usual follower of the track.
Ho has been a stage conch driver,
a western cowboy, a rancher und
a common stable hand.
For several year,, he wuh tm
assistant trainer in the slnblcs of
Commander J, K. L. Ross, the
well-known
Canadiuu
turfnmii
Later ho becanio trnincr-in-cliief
Tor J. D. S h a ria wciilUufJbrewer
if ^innipcg^QMHndn^MMKier * of
the Green Hriur racing stable.
Only Inst year Mitchell found
himself without a Job. Khny sud
U N IV E R S IT Y
land are numbered.
By nn ingenious device for bar
ricading main roods, Scotland
Yard.' Britain’s famous
policy
headquarter*, belieV/us It has solv
ed the problem of preventing these
bandits from escaping after per*
pelrnting .hobb-ups,'! . , y
For alm oil.a year, njmerqus ox
periments Imve been enrried oul
by the “ Yuril" iii « Lniidon gnr*
nge. The' most effective ti*np dc»
viacrl so far consists of two .eterj
drum*, filled with material to give
them a weight o f 10 toni enth,
connected by a wire.
The drums are anchored by n
spirnl spring and when not In Ac
tion tho linking wire will be boh
coaled in n slot in the rbadwhy- As
soon ns nn arm is circulated 'the
wire will be raised bonnet-high by
a lever und the obstruction'mark
ed by red lamps.
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probably by the time the gieal
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if Inn Walker, af Tampa, as head
II
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hulk of the delegate*, arrive it will
>f the department of physical ed
be in full crescendo.
l.olV t l . uml 12. HI H
uention at Panama City.
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ju-atic ‘ 'boss'' of Illinois, is being
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quoted us saying tlint Smith will Gas Company Shows
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carry Illinois “ h i^ d j duwn"ugains*
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button-holing , new arrivals I offices on Magnolia Avenue. The I'i 'a. I,nt 3 ft.
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Lot*. 16. to 20 Inc IP
Republican' Middle West if Hoover
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to the VwAqgement'ftOf the local
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Tho effect o f this defeatist gus -dompany.
Tho refrigeration is accomplish
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ON WHITE or colored property.
R. W. Herndon 108 E. 2nd Ct.
erma: Cash In Advance
lhone ad*, will b« received
patrons and collector rent
tdiately for payment.
M _________ ____10c a line
LONDONAGITATES
STRONGER BID TO
TOURISTS OF U. S.
Mortgage Loans
»n improved residence and business
property.
• Heated Controversy Rages As
To Advislblllty of Allowing
Daldwln Mortgage Co.,
Night Clubs t o Sell Drinks
See our local Counsel,
A fte r l.nte Hour OfEvenlng
S. R. Dighton, Sanford, Florida.
lands, the North or on the South
ern Coast, he will find beauty
. *
spots unparalleled anywhere in
the world, and historic plane* fall|
over one another in profusion. |
But for gayety, particularly of.
UNIVERSITY OF FLORIDA,
the kind thnt is accompanied by
Gainesville,
June 2.— (IN S )—
Incndescent lights and the popping , <Athlrtic News
Hureau)-Cecil
of corks, he must go to Paris.
Ilcek, o f New Smyrna, winner of
For this reason, certnin factions, fight varsity letters since his mat*
bearing in mind the huge revenue rirulntinn nt the University of
Florida, has been awarded th»
gained hy France from the tour*
Not rls Athletic Trophy for the
1st population, are tanking strenu second succcsilve yenr, presenta*
ous efforts to make gayety n tion being made at Commencement
cheaper luxury here than it Is to exercises this week by Director of
Athletic Everett M. Yon. •
day, They would like to eliminate
The Morrill Athletic Trophy was
tin* police-imposed "membership first awnnled Inst year, nnd Beck,
list*" in the cafes, and they would n three-letter man, with excellent
like to postpone the closing hours grade* in his studies, wus chosen to
mu! the time when liquor must be Florida’s first winner of Ur*
cease to be sold. But their efforts handsome trophy. Though gain
are meeting with opposition, nnd ing but two vanity letters this
it in not regarded likely thnt they yenr, Fleck was varsity baseball
Will succeed.
.,
captain, and alternate captain it.
football, and-distinguished himself
.«gai*g
Heck Ms eoiiteiiTpIntlng a career
in professional Imschull, nnd ls'un*
tier contract with the Boston
for physical effort.
Braves, but will probably be
"farmed
out'* fur one or two yenr*
JACKSONVILLE—Plans for con
struction of $50,000 new three- before getting his chance in th*
ntory apartment building nt 21st "big show." As captain of the Gn*
tor baseball nine this spring, Heck
and market Streets.
Norris Cup Given
Florida Star For
His Second Year
HAVE TWO MORE OPENINGS
For some ambitious young nien
Ties — -------------8c n line or young ladies who want to
________________ 7c a line learn a good trade and get a gam]
Time ratea on request.
position when they have become
competent. Have situations availreduced rates are tor
able every few dnyr. If interested
LONDON, Juno 5.— Lffhdon l»
•cutlve inaertlona.
nslt for C. A. Hmnes nt Sanford 29— Permanent Waving
in
the throes of a tourist crUla.
vo words o f average I*ngtk
Hernld office.He will lit* glad to Permanent Waving—lovely natur
A heated controversy is raging
roonted a line,
explain it to you.
al permanents as low as 93.00. among various, sections of the
nlmum charge c f 30c 0 *
CO!) First National Rank Bldg.
insertion.
pupulnru on the question of wheth
Phono 489,
1 advertising ia restricted
er this city should take active
roper classification,
Mbps to emulate tho examples of
(Legal Notices)
sn error la made The SanParis1
'and other continental cities
tv ru in it nit ht, tvvkvtv - in order to attract the profitable
llcrald will b4 responsible
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>nly one Incorrect insertion,
KI.OKI l l i IV AMI ro ll SUM I. American tourist and the money
.von; io i vtv . in i iia m iuiv . he flings nlsiut with such wild nadvertiser tor subsequent
T
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: H O l ' T H K I t N S T A T E S L I K E INrtionn. The office should bo WHY NOT SPEND ypur vacation
S I ’ l l A N l ' i : F U M I ’ A N Y . a c orp ora- bnndon when on a visit to Europo.
at the seashore? For desirable*
thin iirgn iiiiPil nml 4*\lNtlnK ti*iled immediately in case of
Great Brit inn gets n large num
•Ic*r tin* lawn o f Ilio S tate o f A la rentals write or sec II. E, Nus*
.lmm:i uitt i milTinrliy to tin hn*l« ber of tourists each yenr, but
bauin and Reynolds and Wilson
IniNH In
t!o» Slat**
of
P l u r M i . \nut*l « f them come only to ttee
TO ADVERTISERS
Cttiniilul mint n,
4lt*nl Estate brokers, 147 Mugnnlin
places of historic interest. The
VJI
Avo. Daytona Tleacli, Fioridci
ttefeniTant*.
fact that Par]
Herald
representative
Illim'.ll IIK IMIII.IFATION
Photic-78."
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vimls, its cap
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DUk'hly familiar with rates
T H E S T A T E O K K IX M IID A , T O T O P.
A P T K it
N AM KIl
O K K R K D A N T . night-life appeals so strongly
ami classification will
o u r k t i Noh.
the average American, has aroused
ynu complete information,
T o . I.llt: I I A t t T . w h o s e residence
FURNISHED
housekeeping
apart
jealousy in the hearts of some of
and itililrevH is un known.
if you wish, they will assist
YOU A U K
11K it K it Y O l t D K R K P the English, and there is consid
ments first floor. All conven
in wording your want ad
to App.-nr in (In- hill o f eunndnlnt
iences. 3(»1 foil Street.
for tho lotting
f ile d III lilt- a hove si > In i t-ause, on erable agitation
[iiko it more effective.
or liefnre tlie litli d a y o f An num, down of certain bars in order to
A. D. 193*. ihe jiame b r i n g a Itule
time
,nnouncements
Hu> of Hits l l o n o r u h lr Court, o r provide visitors with a gny
FOR RENT furnished 5 room gar else a decree pro con fessn w i l l he while they ore in London.
age apartment all modem con ente red iiKiillist you.
London long ago earned the
■T 1*: I ' r i l T M K I t n i l P K U K D that
tested for glasses by D ' veniences. Phone 2H7.
this notice he puhUshrd op re a w e e k title of n sombre city, and it la
ris. Opposite Court House
m i 1.-111 .niiB i-iiiiive w e e k s In T I I K vroud of the fact. Efforts have of*
M A cn m cTM T * r w
M A N K O Itli I I K I t A t . i l .
n n e w s p ap e r
I
of K ' t o i n t r l r e o l n l l o t i lu Sanlutil, ten been made to stage in it some
Seminole
Com
ity
,
F
lorid
a
FURNISHED
2
room
apartment:
riotous
gayety,
and
always
there
ite or Granada Iriv Ginger
S. S. IROQUOIS
W I T N E S S Hi.hand
of
V
K.
private l,nth: sleeping porch. 311 titll'iII.A.SS,
, nil 7u5. Prompt Delivery.
C lerk , and the seal o f have been strong protests.
Four ptucagcr deck* scctsaooitoitoj
the n h o w st> 14-41 F n u it, In Siinforit,
.Magnolia.
Night Club* Different
)o o people. G U s s - e n c l o i r d wide
(tils 9 a.ii ill June. A. P . 191*
utomobiles
Night clubs lu liondon are total
v k . 1 >*m n , a s s .
reomctisilti sad broad open decks,
C lerk t'lri-ult Cittirl. ly different from those of
New
T t i Room. Son Psrtor. Spar too*
It) A M tV K K K S .
FURNISHED
HOUSE:
Tlircl
with,
SD NEW Chevrolet Couch
L o o o g a . Perfect Dining Setrice.
Deputy C lerk. York mat Pnris-. To begin
rooms, screened porch and bmh. 1 O f f ic i a l S e a l)
their membership is limited—one
Ijiletely equipp'd,- Never iis«-l
Llk w tM ad M lB db N M t
M'aaulie anil Voorh ls
must l*e introduced by u member
■II for $1011 ..ff ra>h
< "l 713 E. 3rd. street, Call 498.
A ttiirn i-js for Comp]|]|iiiiiil.
nnd pay in initiation fee before he
Want cash. .1. W Itai.
De Laic acTotnmodsiioni cornut at
enn partake of its pleasures.
-t Si. Phone TS’.t nr '.Mil
DIRER room furnished cottage
parlor, sleeping room sod bsrb, bed
When this formality has lieen
run
Private entrance. m i t i i 1: o r a i m m ,n a t i o n
I apartment.
rooms with ilooble or twin bedi sod
T\\
111: 1:11
I M IF .II
SF.FTION gone through, the
tourist finds
21S I- relic h.
private bstb. Staterooms with or
nr* o r T i i r .
o K m : i i A i.
htatI T I N O F T I I K S T A T E O F 1*1.O H still another obstacle to his enjoy
DonriK
without priftteDvsioryiiidtbowcr
IO V.
ment. Intoxicating liquors, under
re cars and Giahnrn trucks MoDFIt.N form-tied apartment.*,
Electric lam id all atatcroonu.
Nmli-iis
hereby
given
that
|r
Erigidnite: Murphy steel kit- I >It F VI IN'V. purehnser of TnV I'er- the law, cannot be sold expept on
Forced veulilatiou throughout.
and 13lh. Street. I'lione 3.
iteo: Garage: excellent neighbor- llfh-tili- No :tu. iliili'it the Tilt liny special occasions, when they may
of June, A I* lt*?ii. Kun filed said be sold until midnight.
iiii.nl: rent very reasonable. Park certificate
in my offlre. and tins
No.
3,
or
Phone
57,
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mud.* applli-.-itlou for tut deed to
“ That's easy,’" declares the Am*
DNS w COWAN Go Auto
*" Ui-a-.i-a'-m-.- with law Haid „ rj,.nn visitor," “ let's buy enough |
iitor and sheet metal works, ' i i vet*.
•**rt If ten11* **mlir,ici“fs tli«a fullim I
Hat’ll |H M|M'I 1) hi Mill till ill Hi* II I* to last out the evening hefort t hey
-.mil Avenue. Phoiiu 7U1 W. R* HiMS FOR RENT: 111 Pnik •
I iimI*Kloritlii, i t t - w h n «, ,.i \»v ,,r t\*t3 ,,f s\v
«f hi; put tlie lid down.
A ve.
But easier said than done. For
** *«f S ftlh H t l.*t, Tow iiwlilp «»*„ S'Miili
IIMr 3D Mil ht, ti flcri-M, I lu*
when the curfew sounds, nil glass- 1
1IUPF-M \RMON
III It A SII Kit A PA RIM ENTS: R r li;«
la ltd Ii*-1h14 iiNhs-hhi’il a | til** tin!** **i
4|
uuford Automobile Go.
timed rates. 317 Park. Phone ilit- ihKiianct*
Hit 111 n*rl If li/iii *• *n i‘ k muhl lie emptied, and even the
sailings. No loss of time
ir e c t non-ston sa
ilit*
mime nf
I 'n k i i o u n .
Tli ul I* most adroit cannot hope to keep a
Phone 137. S.V.1-.I.
I.iglioiiu Ave.
|in vrii\ inirrliahf-r nf T i n t V r l l f l _
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J
ew
from business. New S. S. IROOUOIS leaves
hi neath the
i’Hir \'*i
*l;itnl th** Till tiny **f surreptitious buttle
I EFFLKR APARTMENTS: furn Junr, ,\ I». I !»-*!, lirtN fllctl Nil hi t‘i*i * table for the head waiters know
Jacksonville every Saturday at ^ P. M. and after
r^ir-sic $U*rvicp
ished. 3 room and garage. A t I If it it 11* In my i »i f i r i* atnl hsiw
apiilicati»n fur fux
in Ihhiir hi Hint such n violation of the law
only* two-nights out arrives New York Monday
tractive summer ratea. Apply 804 art ..nlanrr with law Sal.I
If I- %Would rCHUlt in the flUHponrticin Of i
rooming,
h i j l i i t ittjm e r lim t t t t r tn jJ t I t t u tt n th a t f r r lt .
SEN PROOF PAINTS
cats emlrraeaa th- f"lto»lio. dis- hi|(
]{(.L
.ns,.
un,i
thiinquisition
of
n
Magnolia. Phone 280-W.
lira iivviiai* <»ana t ur imimeM nm
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lil iril i»i‘M|«rrl%
hiniiiil.il hi Hr ml* .
'
r Sjtur Varnishes and Knaii,,i. <-..uni>. I'liii iiiii, t o - w i t : L ot h e a v y f i n e i f it w e r e
discovered
S A IL IN G S T O N E W Y O R K
Ij.
Velumiua
Flat
Wall Srnull gnrage apartment. Call 251 •57 Sn ufi.rit He lu h i '
I |iy th e a u t h o r i t i e s .
'Ill,- -iilil liitiil lii-liik ri'si-s'i-il nt flu*
.,
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&. 8. IK0QU013 May 19, 36. June 3. 9,16, 33, 30 July 7. 14. 71.1*
Persian clay jesso. plaslico
.lute 4.t i-.su.iu.-c .If 'o.'ti . .-r(in .it - g Nor is the enforcement of Great i
lfi— Houses For Went
ling clay nntl Plaques. SunIII II.' mi mu lit F *T Flcl.ls, I'atesa .itiitiun's liquor laws such an
AHDM IOHAL SAILINOS FROM JACKSONV1LI Jl
Paint & v7nll Paper Go. G- U. FOR RENT new Duplex house in K‘" ,, i til
nf tht*
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gesture us that
HU l «i law ia\ tli t'il’ ";!uTV'
Every Monday and Wednesday ut 3 P. M . .
t. Propr. 112 W. First St.
*1 J i l l ' - ' United States. Raids upon nightihcri'itii I hr Ifilli tl:n
nice location with all modern
Calling al C k a r lt t/un
l»
conveniences. Will rent cheap to
J HIM1
\\ it iiH,s 111y I I t r i a l winIllll til *' ii ltd i luh» are frequent, unri nnttily-atl in
Inly
H s ‘ II It V IA l.I.liK Y *
« It Ire lilt lilt dav tif Jun*\ A I iivd
plirinrlothcsmen
hoh-nuh
j prominent tenants. Phone 207,
Junr
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Nipper. Sign* of all kind*.
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with merrymakers at all the re
v »:
Jiilir
F s * H K M IN O t.i: *
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July :• \n 111
Sanford Paint it Wall Paper FIVE ROOM: furnished house.
all-seeing
ult
iNiurl
Srmlnoh- sorts. To escape their
»*|rrk
hit
UI
Jfew
Steamers.
Uniform
Oe
luxr
b
em
ee
I/jw summer rates. Sec V. A
« Nii i i i I v . F lo r id a
eye is an impassibility, nnd even
It) A \i. u * k i : k h
Speer, 411 Park Ave.
N E W T O R K . O n e W a y , $ 37.00 upt R ou nd T r ip $S 9.18 up
M.-imii t rifrlt the most riotous visitor finds
93.00 ( l i r a /ar# each way on Diract S. S. IR O Q U O IS
(ji'liCllit <* irl
within
a
v<*ry
short
time
that
lie
FOR RENT: To Responsible party
CHARLESTON, Clae W . T t t l . 0 0 upi RouaJ Trip f l*.OOa®
must uliey tho law.
well furnished Spanish house in
DUST ON. 0.4. War, 141-49 ae
ISFER Service of all kinds,
Standing
Joke
beautiful surroundings. Five ronmr > ul Jrr o f 4|i|»llrn«lnn f*ir T m l l r r i l
ne 670-W or 3302. C. E.
There is u standing joke among
l n t l r r h r f l l t i i i A7fi o f I Nr i i r B r r i i l
znrage, will give lease if wanted
rning.
r » «»f t Nr f t t a f r « f F l o r M l I Americans in l^indon thnt "prohi
ST. JOHNS RIVER SERVICE
Price $60. Address T. P. II. Cat**! S oNlgafuf
l i n ' I* h»*rrhy k I v **H tliul It *1Strutm t leaves Sanford I 2 t l 5 N o c ^ v r r y W ed ., Fri. 8
is worse
ViVritvrlhi r, nui rluiBrr o f Tw* 1%’ r- bition" in this country
Tim Hernld.
Sun. D ue la arrive in Jacksonville utT following mornin*.
i »fIt .ilc No. 211, ihili'fl flit* III* flttV than at home.
«»f Jurt*'. A. I » . I!«22. Iium l l i n t *ahl
iVIGIIT PR IN T SHOP
21— Acreage For Salt
"In
America,"
they
say,
"nt
n T l i r i f U h ' In my n f flo r . Mild hfkN
TktOueb tU k tti aral b .« | . « r . hrrkwl lliiou «h to (einripal NurUuiu Paiata
i’Y errrice on any thing In
mudi* n|)|flri!l loll f4«r t o * d« rd l*» l*« least you can get a drink at any
Atii|*J« fat 111l i f t (or lutom obilta
ting. A phono rail will gut FOR SALK: 10 acres virgin land "ii*1 In oct'nnliinr«* tvlIII law.- Stild hour of the day or night."
i*rilUnii'rM th** (iilh»W llljf
Ft* I<*1 1 * wfwmatwa, nJuti, nitnalirm , Hr. af f tj u
churcd and plowed. James Al crPtlfh'Mlr
nvan. Phone 417-W." 9 ItailIn this country, the hours tire
iJ«**rrlln,il pri»|H*rl) nI I u h I H In S**mliinlr r m i i i i ) , rinrhln, tn»tvll :
len, Ginderville Store.
W*.
reatriefed, nnd the law is en
I! .1 atn-H o f M - S o f N W M nf
forced.
Kn*. I*’., Tw |»
20 H.
Itu n g r Jl
ACREAGE FOR SALE: suitable
\Unl
UNI
Conditions such ns these have
for poultry farm. I-of uteri four T h r wmid la ml h»*ln« a
■««•*! at th**
EalabUahad IS44
IP YOUR OLD WALLS
iliil#1 uf iRNtiaiii'o t»f itucli rrrtlfh*at#s left but one course to thy Ameri
miles
south
of
Sanford
on
old
Or
JACKSONVILLE
IE NEW W A L L PAINT
Pie* l. Foot of liberty Street
In t lir nam>' *»f XV. K. I »ult«»>«*'. I ’ n* can visitor—sightseeing.
In Lou
1NG NEW AND BET- lando road. 33 acres, part high 11*nit Mihl fr r I I fh ’fti*1 MhaJl !*• r**’- don and its environs, in the Miri- wora
ui'riirilltlM If* Ifl'W lav *1»'i'd
L FURTHER INFOR- land and some of it low, ideal for (Irrfitrrj*
ill I moii** |h **rron th r 11th do> nf
chickens and ducks. Can he bought w
I lift**. A. I».. I?»2R
C A LL PHONE 235-J
U i t n i ’MM my
nffh'lu l
**lciw»t lire
V. C. COLLER, SAN- for 110ft per acre on your own ami
M'ul i litre tli*1 <th «)m)' *>f Mft) ,
terms. Address R. J. Holly, First
A l » . 11*2*1
National Batik Building, Sanford,
V K IH it i11,ASH.
Tor rl
iii:Hanilllt*ri.\V3ktfk
Fla.
t ' l i r k t i r c u i t (?ntirt( H«*n»lt»oln
I'l itin i) Khitldo.
Y ’S DRUG STORE— Pro- 22— Rea! Estate To Exchanne
IIV A M. W K B K S ,
itiona, Drug*. Soda, We are
iJrfmt * Clerk.
tr aa your pnono. Call 103. W ILL TRADE: Sevrral building (H I’ A I . )
Iota, free and dear, for sma
house in good section, k our pnc'i
iriT T rounT, t w k x t y DING BLOCKS—Irrigation must be right. In answering this u Tilll u
IIII J1 IIIC'I AL FIIH'I IT OK
>
1
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it IX AMI Kim »BS|.
ad
give
complete
information
aa
■ and general cement work,
n
iv n iA v r iis tr .
e Concrete Co. J. E. Tor* to site of house, location, and T I ImKh H.kO FrToI ItK' xl t N
H T A T K K L I F I- I N price. Address S. B. D. Care The
H F U A N F K C O M P A N Y , ti r.irpurnr, Prop. 3rd and Elm.
llmi nrKiHilsril nml i-xtatliiK under
Herald.
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ill-- U w a o f th e Hlwtu o f Alst.aina
UH0UR
S
NEW YORK
clouted the hall well over th® .300
mark, nnd performed brilliantly in
tho field.
Beck is a member of the Sigma
Xu Fraternity, Pirates, Blue Key,
Sigma Delta I’sl; Dlnck nnd White)
Council. His eareer on the Florida
campus has been both colorful and
popular, and hia many friends
join In congratulations upon his
Award of the Norris Traphy, and
in best wishes upon his forthcomng seasons in professional hosehall.
MHPJPi
STEARNS' v
Electric
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EssUy KHU R h # S ,W i
Cockroachst,!
Ahtr Mifta* k river ms to* i
sir to dls outtids. Used by
lor 50 r*»r* »o gn rid <4 iK sw I
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poultry, out of insufficient, or incorrect feed.
But with this great ration —
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Bt
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FUL-O-PEP
Growing Mash
$if
you can hurry your young birds into strong,
capable maturity. For this feed contains’just
the things young chicks should have—oatmeal,
■iw !
cod liver meal, minerals, proteins, and now — . .a
molasses in dry form! Help your young birds •a.<
develop into husky, money-making layers. Put
them on Ful-O-Pep Growing Mash. W e have
it for you.
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PI•P, SERVICE
INC.
AI. ROOFING: Tho Roof Evsting.
Metal
ehinglcs
ing seam tin and galvaniied
See Jamea H, Cowan. Oak
and Third 8t. Phone 111-
W ILL EXCHANGE: Building lot
for automobile. IM !■ worth
from $500 to $800. Address Box
134 cat® Tho Herald. _____ _
26— Miaceflanrotm F o r Sale
kPH— repairing, piano J'OTATOES delivered at $1.00 a
bushel. These are culls, too small
exjerta with 17 yean
Sanford muilc atore for shipping, and more trouble to
pLander Ar- prepare for cooking than the Urfe
ones h u t # i« a* good to cat. Tele
phone your order in the evening to
Help Wanted Male
775.
________•
I to la^’ U le’ ti»r aublrriga- FOR SALE cheafp' $40.00 refriger
ator $18.50, $35.00 Princes, m^
.t 110.00 per 1000. Com® at
. W- -Merriweather, I-akc- hogany temwagop
$8-“°.
$15.00 auto $3-50, Tricycle $1.75.
a. R. F. D. No, 3.
I
I Aiiglcy Apta. Phohe 662-W. __
ituatlon Wanted
FOR SAL eT One walnut breakfast
MEN want work of any kind.
room suit $50-00 one . fSM.OO
O. Box 1431.
Electric stove $1M).00. rf)ne 0x12
Rug
$50.00.
Mrs. McCracken.
B Planttt A n d F lo went
Dreamwold.
Plants; 25c per doron.
W per loft. II. F. Whltner, Jr, GREEN ENAMEL ^ / a n g e
and 20 gallon water boiler. Mrs.
iallon.
■A , j j , g ffillh. Rhone 10.
W AN TE D
4 1} />
_________ 30 foot 1
BOAT’ F^lThAl-E:
deck cruiser, thirty inch
TTID; T o huy tocorvt) hand
Tcycle. kfuat be reasonable fully equipped, despes***> Rood condition. Box K ,e*° rrosonobls. P. 0*
td Herald.
U
'_____
w i t h the Uiith.irlly (■• tin biielnesa
tn the Htnte o f Fitirlda. C o m p l a i n '
a tit,
I .K K I I A H T . J A I 'H It
W K IN H T IC IN ,
M. AI'tll -’ N T A FAUN F.lt. unit M I L 1,1 K Z K I . M K N O V I T Z . D e fen d a n U .
IIIIIIKH OK PI IH.It ATIOV
T IIK MTATK
OF
F I-O ltltM .
TO
T I I K A F T K I t N A M H it H K FK .N D ANT. O IIK K T IN O K .
. .
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TO:
M l t-I.lr.
R K I.M K N O V IT Z
whose rea ldence and nddresa Is
Itrunswli-k, (l e o r u l a
...........
you
au k
H k iiK ttv o n n K itu n
to a|>near In tin- hill <>f roin p ls lu l
flit it in the nh nvr a t j l e i l euiiae, nil
nr liefnre thn Slid day o f July, A. D,
I!*!*, th e smile tielflK «. Illlte P a y nf
Oils lln iio ra h la Fnurl. « r else a det-ree pro eon fe s s o w ilt lio ente red
ssslnet you.
___
I T IH K t T t T H E l t O H P K I t K P lhat
Ihla i\ol|ce he putillshed ones u w e e k
for fo u r c o n se c u tiv e w e e k s In T i l l !
H A N F O IIP H B fT A Ltl.
u nrwap ap ei
of g e n e r a l efreula tlun In Sa nfor d.
Hrmlnole F oun ty, F lo tilla
W IT N K H r t ih e
hand of
POI'H I-AF S. F l e r k , nnd Ihe seal o f
the a b o v e s ty le d C ourt .In Uaufotd.
this i l day o f May. A. P . I#S».
V. K. IMIIUILAW*.
.Clerk F l r c u l l Fourt.
H r A. M W K K K H .
,
Deputy F lerk .
MStrulfe A Voo rh la.
A l l o t n e ) s f o r Fooiplninun t.
|
( O f fi c i a.1
l Heal).
has returned
to its old location
at
105 North Palmetto
,
Door
(/ ■1 - '
To
Ford
*
Garage
*
■ >
*
.
A O T I4 T *
N otic e Is h e re b y g i v e n that Ihe
partnership o f
H uM wIu
u Ilrow n
has been d is so lv ed since N o r e m h c r
m l . and IH-it ■ am not rrnponstble
f o r an y o b l i g a t i o n * o r c o n tra cts o f
J. D, B row n.
I HAVE IHflO ACRES OF AGRICULTURAL LAND AS FIN E 11
AS ANY IN THE STATE OF FLORIDA, most of it pralrik;*
luiiil, ready for the plow, ov«cr I0U acres already in u high i f i l ? *
of cultivation.
.‘jHrtea
The soli Is a rich sandy lonm, with clay subsoil. It is in the flpw«^,
lnj{ well district, and ihe drainage is perfect,with u fall of eight#*
to eleven feet to two big drainage innals, one running through
Its western side and the other along its eastern edge. It is^bor.n
dered by the .St, Johns River on the south and by a broad Ijjf*
proved highway on the north, with another tmpinved highway
running through iL It is crossed hy the F. E. C. Railway With'':
n freight station only one mile away nml the promise &t n1’
siding on the property itself. It has every u Ivantage ihiscm*
ed hy the la*«t pgrieullurul lands in the Sanford rilstrict, and'Ih'I iir virgin land, is likely to be fret* for some years fiom plant I
diseases and insects which cause so much trouble tin old laadm'
During the past season, on the part under cultivation. It pn*» .
(iuceri as it* first crop lift barrels of potatoes to the a<ut*f
marketed three weeks uhea.l of Hastings and bringing pricca
double those rcnlixcri by the Darings glowers. There haiv.
Just lieen taken off it a ,-rop of eucumbers sai.t by di tinter®.-t- i
fd parties familiar with Ihe ruke districts nt XVuchula, Winter ,
Garden, Webster, Williston and ether points In Florida, to lu‘ ‘
by far the best prHured anywhere in the state, and- soi l
at the "tup of tlie market". Other crops now growing on ih*v '
land show its lenierkubL fertilitv ntirl that it will produce
bumper ctops of everything that »-nn be raised in tlv* sretion,'■
TO THE FIRST COMERS AND FOR A LIMITED TIME O N L Y /
1 am (vfferlng this lutvi, either Dm raw or Improved, in srunll
mid large trarls at exliaordiuarily lovy pricus and on excep- v
tionally easy terms, but writh a big discount to buyers prttinted t» pay ull cash.
*
Telephone in the evening to 775 for an apppintine it to see t111* *
land. It Is less thtvn 26 minute, drive front the center of
towrn and I will he glad to show it to you at any Ume.
'(
W. M. YOUNG.
Hughey Street & KJm Ate * R
I’. O. Box 14
Telephone 773
-ClassifiedBusiness Directory
llatterles
H E M STITCH IN G
.Singer Sewing Machhte Shbp
Machine* Sold, Rented. Exchang'd.
Ea»y rajrmenta
. -j
?hone 80 North I'ark. Vahtre B U *.
THE I
11off-Mac Battery. Co.
117 Bret 2nd. fitrret.
I.unch Room
.
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FOR GOOD eat*^- t r e " ^ T
iAinch Room, 10$ Wert Ftre*
SEMINOLE
AW NING
SHOP. Street,
Awning*, Window *Knde». TarpauD ry Clcankuc
lins. Anything of Canvaa. S0« Eait
2nd. Street. Phone I I . , ,
■JAN1TARY STEAM PR
' Odorless Dry Cleaning
Auto Topti
968. 114 S. Park.
A w n in gs
Next
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Furniture
SPENCER TOP SHOP, CurUla*
Citfhlon* and Seat Covering*. WE BUY or trade in u*ed fund
lure. Wagner Furniure Qp.7
103 West 2nd. 8treat.
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TOOTt KEWgpAfEft
aUlIshrd ln"i-kl'rliin'« Heart,
■he World’s Urtatrwt Vo^Hnble
not and Richest Garden Land.
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Fair l« H iM > : rrlL * )
(Hilly etabdy
[KNT DAILY NEW SPAPER
A N 1N d K £ E
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i^tseH Wire International News service
Member A udit Bureau Of Circulations
J U K e -J T T iW
FSN bH I
Tabulated Report On County Races
To Block Sale1
TAKESOFFOfl
f MunicipalBondslATLANTIC HOP
Miss Mabel Roll. Sometimel allcd ‘Queen Of Diamrr.ds*
Leaves Roosevelt Field For
Maine To Begin Sea FU'ghl
FUNERAL SERVICE
Receiver’s Demands
brings Ultimatum HELD TODAY. FOXft'Plane Is One Used
PIONEER CITIZEN Hy Charles Levine
In n tsR esu d fotson
lifte d On C laim s
Anrnn Robbins Dies At Age Sensation Is Caused When It
Is UcjMirted D estination Oi
Of Sli; Enjoyed D istinct
Atlantic A viators IsRomc
ion Of Being 1st Man To
Use Drainage Method Here
ROOSEVELT FIELD. N. V..
Kti.t* S'.'o.ito—
PARRISH
ROBERTS
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Reprv.noitnlive No. 1—
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LYLES
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TUBASHER
lion As H igh Mai]
(Gubernatorial iHt
Total
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' 217
Ci unty .1ui!s;t*—
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20
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51
5
77
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30! 231 in
27 29
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2*11 11 'Hi! 2 1 19
•V
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16 32
255 - 7 10 *40 12
491 * 25 on 301 41 231' 57 27
o f 30 ' 52
293 W t Hi 3H .’•Hi
»7 810
10 2J5
t
•III 302i
21 till
2011 399
1%
* 05
in 101
20 28!
30
.. . .
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IH 17
13 13
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15
32
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07
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0
15
15
HafiloiftO m argi
Over rSM” Cal
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ll
28
L atest Tnhulnttons Indicate
Hand And McClelland Tollc
, Running Closest Race For
\ Im portant Seminole Office
-
i
•1
71
12!
31 .19
27 20
1
80.1
10
19| 1309*
,7 ' •77.1
10
27
17
19
19
39
f
1 121
098
Lcdnardy
His
-- ---------- ^ Wins
......................
Hattie With White
However, FinalReir
Will'Depcnd OhT
Second CholceVo
TALLAHASSEE. 'June
— (IN S )—E a rb ’ th is n f t_
.
noon Carlton f^jpeared to h»vo a
"
c:ttnb)ia)ted hla opposition •* ' r
Canvassing Board Will Give the leader in tn e gubom ator- .
Ittl race.
»«*\- v.. His
stit> plurality w i*
Uosltlve R eturns On Some ial
Of County Offices Friday .-lig h tly o v e r 10.000 v o te * ■
w ith n e a tly 190 .0 0 0 a lr e a d y ;.
c
24 * •»1
0 10
The second rboicc votes cast In o u n te d , a n d h i* n e a r e s t o p
10 30 IR]
beraft ChargesCity
p o n e n t w a s H a th a w a y vfhu.^*
0
18
30
30
23
1"|
41
1L
the 11 precincts outside of SAnfotd h«d nosed out C atts for second i
Ju
t,.
7.
(INK)—The
('olionbin
8
^ 1 r(K ~ T ^ ^ r-^ rrv irr
5A aron
17 00 01 27
III 22 34
will decide the race between Shcr* place.
•17
It
.1
.. i
20
1
l
7
2
ference ToGreditors RoBlilhiC Ip tm W i’ iiijc r '.t who st11rdy monoplane which cart led
The latest returns w err:
;4
ifr C. M. Hand ai d his cbae.it op*
'Carlton
(12,270
passed aw ay
early Wcdiwmlay t ",.ii iji i* ('hnnibvrlin and Clmrloi
1
1
•KUicnt in the aherllf’a race, J.
Tuv \rio*i*sor
979
ril,42l
’I
r» 24 41 25 D’> 12
H ie p ro p o s e d ,!alo o f ?f>08,- nioriiing, were held this mi rn.ng A. | ,• v i»n* from I’cri* t> Germany
341 401 11 25 13 10
F. McClcllnr-1. returns tabulated Hathaway
t IIITTENDEN
•i
10
554 today indicated. Seminole Coun Catts
61,155
13
17
20
48
13
30
50
hopped
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fie
ri
here
nt
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A.
M
IS
19
148
K1LBEE
.
re hi tie funeral liomr of Miller
in
re fu n d in g
bonds
e1»s»
24,259
— 41 27 17 13 1491
1 •j i
09 35
ty's canvepsing board will decide Taylor
30 090 n
V A l'tlll AN*
Ljch t h e c itv c o m m issio n and Krlckson. TSv final rites today for 01.1 Orchaid, Mo., nu
* 2,071
.
the contest
tomorrow morning Csrron
th f^ t'r t leg *.f Hu* rccnnil flight
Total
101.182
" 1
S r pi Public liistruetiun—
when
they
count
the
second
I s c h e d u le d to di: p o se n ex t we.e in clinrge of the Kev. Mor7t» 83 01 32 15 1494 choice votes In the country pre
20 121 80 53
Although Carlton had a lead of
43 77!
LAWTON
tinu r (.lover, rector of the Holy Herons the N orth Atlantic.
050 cincts.
*
i
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[m ia y . tc. la y fn et'd t h e p ro s
17 21
i|
27 1 i
13
21
W|
over 10,000-It wait admitted th a t
50. 377
MAX WELL
..,|i*opnl
,*
...........................
The plane carried M1*, Mabel
l. rojt.H K
Church. Inter
w ith ti.s t cho.'t vales frim nil his election would depend upon the •
it o f b e in g b lo ck ed hy liti- o 'h.vvul in tic Municipal ( u n i- Dlill,
n„||, IIIIYIT
Oliver 1st’
Lc B
outi'iicr.
of .Mont
Hum
• ................
.
1
1
1
1 rosecuting Attorney—
precincts in the county complete, second choice voles. E ither of hla
8
S
1510
31
10
tio n . N o tic e to th is e tf e c t tcry.
r»:t
clnir. N. J.. h ir pit »• and cap ait. |
50 50
62 598 •_»9
' KO.TABDY
r .) 00 30 38 291 1 185 ike two Candida es rtund: Hand, trading opponent*, in an establlah*
38 11 i *i
Pullbeaivrs inciudcd .Inhn (loco. A 11tinr Arglcs, formerly of Otnii- ^
1 1 lot
27 552
Is file d t h i s u f te i noon w ith
WHITE
1.095; MiC’IcBund. t»72. This give* cd second place position a t the • •
hu.
Neii.,
her
iiavigatnr.
M. Y. Illcdsoi*, Jam es Huff, (I. E.
I,mid a lend of 123 first choice final count, might be declared th*
c o m m is s io n h y K. II- A sh 1
1
t
t'lu u tv f'eaig 'i’ •ioger. No. ‘J
McKay, W, ('. llartlino and Mr.
I evil e. v.ho seemed to b” dir t
votes.
Second choice votes In the winner if he secured enough second *
2250
10
1
1
42
tin
79
10
IV
.
M
12
lit
42 951
MLIS!‘I I
I f t, r e c e iv e r fo r t h e S e m i Smith, all of them iiiciiiIkts of th • ;*;g the 'lig b |. enured n r n-’uii'.i
two Sanfortl, precincts, however, choice votes to throw him ahead ;
ip
510
(t
K
*:i 15 20 15
4
1
10
22
50
1
0
UABl’N
Mnsni.ic IihIkv with which the ilu- j jus. before the start by a il* 'i-ae
County Hank,
cut Hurd's lead to 20 votes.
of Carlton.
ing tha the fliers w ni'il bead for
All other county e-intents are
following Hu* lonm ixiloti's ra cured was affiliated.
1
Political observers woro declar* "
Co.:nty Foniniiisloncr, N'o. II—
1 , t
nr 21 50 31
0 i ;;
H) 1030
.‘it
II
almost definitely settled.
The ing today that there was Httlo
Mr. Kobh’ns had liccn a resident Bonn) afte r leaving Old thehard
II
38 421
ul tu accede to the denmndts of
BM.LARD
I 12
240
4
5 IB
i
0
cltw.v rnco definitely decided so Hklihcod of this since Carlton la
i:
years, mining He said it was planned to Lint
7 81 ' II
Ashcraft with releiencc to :>f Sun ford for
D d l'tiL A S S
1 I9H far ended with the defeat of W. centrally expected to poll conaid*
s
10 10
the ship follow th - **i|> '
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I
70
71
r,:
10
iere
in
IK!*!),
He
h.td
been
.n
f
i
I'
20
41
00.
30
i:v
\
\
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(tain claims, held 1-y tic* hank
*9
E. White by a margin of 31 votes. crahly tm re second cholca votca
ilig health for the p:isl aevei il vicring fni tli" • ’••'•id I’m l. ai.'
1
I1
1
jn*t the city, til*' lunik rc- mouth:., ufter having been unusu shirting the southern tip
1
I*''
sinner. No h—jl
■i i
I "inniissii
John ti. l.oonnrdy won th e race than C alls nnd to be «hle to hold
1059
15
25
,
69.
34
00
34
lei Htinoumed thill I’, had in- ally active for a man "f hi.< nd- ‘and. France and the I . "
HI
r, 7f»t 39 580 ! 21* 7:
I I'M i
.1
88H ngain.d White 'o r prosecuting at- his own with Hathaway. Although
ll
44 271 23 15 19
. Ff> ... 630 15 51 7o
girtml his nltoiiiey i" iiisti- pnr <1 years.
M luiitatns.
Mel AIN
torniy with a tria l of l,51lt the Hathaway heado.uartara had
prccc lings toiiun r »m in >mThe pluus has a guao’.iic c a p '
not conceded d efeat.ltttle hopa *»$•’
Mr. ttobbiiin is hui \ived by a i
‘I he alloy*- report was prepared by ropresetjU lives .if The Herald nnd is not o fftcinl. AM Pre- against W hite's 1.485. u
The majority of the candidates felt among his friends.
asking that validation oi the son, W. It. Bobbins of 11illy ivo *11eily of 1KP gallons, w i 'i i* • •'
,m . (i inplete except No. I and where dashes a p ic a fe In ,precinct No. 1, the following tabuwho were lending In the eurly re
Ruth Bryan Owen still held a . M
linked bund* he denied, I hi* "•d u daughter, Mrs. W.
I - 1 for 18 hours of I'lyitu.
I it ii ii* .m*. final: Sheriff. 1. e g i a l a - ^ a u - ^ n V x J ^ ’ir
’.'ifUirL. -Nu. "/ K,‘{ur*'' f,‘r turns have eunlintied to '^ille up commanding-position ovsr her. op*.
lion i » to he taken .:v the form llarvev of this city and grand !\a ! .th e craft could m<
eimsta'ide and ju*ti.e of the pence will be presented ns i.oon ns returns have been rnnvasseil. Second larger ndvnntnacs as the tab u lat ponent In th# congresaloaal race,
Lie
llarvev B'inie or Berlin. unli«'<
|«ii answ er to the citation and •I i!dn n. William
ing has p: •.grersed. Today only With 247 precinct* complet#
countered stom is.
. hoi< e voles r ic no' tubulated here.
_______ _______
tr.
Mm
llarvi
y
and
Kenneth
to he supplemented "y a peone
precii/Vt is partly Incompleta. of SG5 In the fourth district, Mra.
Al
Old
Orchard
H
i
lun for intervention with the Bobbins, all »f this city.
In the WeThkn- Building, the pre* Owen
imvcii had
nao os.ooo
niw
34,088 ro
tesa miu
and *«>
Joe
Mr. Bobbin* wn> horn in M in ! way buig enough t> e
t l a v r v T h a w S e e k s S h a f f e r Presents
S e c r e ta r y W i l h u i cun t No.
........
.
Iposed Mil.*.
' polling
place, lihula- Sr-r(( 24,045 votes. Repi rts sU t*d
ten, II., on Derembei t*1. tk tl. |i]iil e In take off sun • KTii* p io^-eeding* \ \ ill •*' hrought lie sl i li d in th*.* I '«i»n
with n ?mMrs. Owen had lis t Drnml
M on w ifi a load "( ni'*l * '* a
y
•
Melons To Ill-raid M a k es Addrests To ...... . V*'■"
l lniplrtion
S". ing oiearly
It; i* name ol tin* hunk recenei doi ng tlm wor hi I i ecu >hi t..n *f gas' ll, e. Tl ' i
tonight. county by a slight m ajority b u t.
m
.m
*• a
O'l.
........ _ i,
|in g hi his o il.m il i ipai n> m*' -late- anil w I* H.*\erl
The canvassing
I »urd. cnmjm* ■mlicatlors were th at in the wholo
Wounded will await fa v rn b l. w
Mend" is of the slcr.tld stu ff
l a tix p u y ei, l.e said. He will .it the t'li 'le "f M urfris,'"r . af I h • ii an* At Ill'll ie a ‘ • :■ l '
ed of County Judge Jam es G. district her llnal lead would bo
G
r
a
d
u
a
tin
g
C
l
a
s
s
j und employi i of the mei lutnicnl j
|l. to block the wile u|mn tin
Sharon, II. C. Dubose, supervisor something over 10,000 or 12,0#0
I. , all, tl "H .
' " •«
.i noon tout tlie bonds are no. er lin in g served aliiv**t m n liir | Mis* H b'Timse •••' tile n in>
■ ijoyed
depart me.i1- yt te.iley
ANNAPOLIS, June 7. (IN S) - i>l registration, and J >hn Meiarh. VO'M
I
i.aiiionds
!■?)
uoiifly
mi
the
Imltlefronl
I"
|.il. As outlined by S. I*. Dig'*
;'t h ’ I !1 \ y I'TfJ.v'. ling., .lime 7.
two fine a n te : nu b n . l»* i *eiitetl Tim A m crk.'n Navy i nm stantly ■■hail muti of the bon d of county
United S tates -Senator p a rif
’■gems slu wel.l s. b 'IT' •' d l!»
attorney f«»i air. Ashcraft, lin e ycat(IN
-i
.
‘
.ii'
l.i'ig
'i
I'.ml.
ei't'l".
•/lower in the pink of fighting condition. .-ommissii.rera, will give positive I ruii.iiivil iim wv. n iv-w .....si,
A fter I ig 1 r n number of plnne from I n ' me
oone i
by t h:uIi * L
.‘Ti il t n
lulily of the bonds is attacked
returns on the sheriff's race und
Iluri; l\ i it ill Tli'.'*.*, lorm vr "play whobe farm is loea >il nil tile
Tn t wo r 'legations as f >llow i years in -. \ . ml Western S latei. ; b .al M os Amelia E aihatt a n
Secretniy cf tho Navy Wilbur other county n>i.*esta tomorrow. fratin g Governor John W. M artin
the
ocean
nnd
tbu*
bceoni'^
the
by more than 15,000 m ajority.
boy
i..‘
|t.*
■n'lwuy,"
|iaet*'il
the
dee.,
Orlundo road.
T hat the city is seeking to Mr. Boldin, and bi* wife, who
told the graduating class nt the
The met tix, among tli «• firrt If. S. Naval Academy lodn>, in The l iard will meet in the 'lice of About 400 rreclncts remained to
lo rd oliligiiti *ns now | as. du •ms Alice E. Folsom, came to first woman t < i r<>*. tin* Nor h of Di ■ \ipdtnniu today im patient
\t!.u tii- in an ai: p'aLc .'■'.*- h.ar•ctween the annual commencement addreKs the supervisor of registration on ho counted today but these are
IvioI.rVin of state statutes.
c r nford and I ought a a* ’• ■ " ""
ly aw.dlm g an answ er to lelegrnni* of the M'li.soli, Me.3 ml
Avenue.
not cxpQctcil to chnngo tho re
T h i / city i» iasiiiiie Imiii-I- t* I'aolii. F'dbiw 111*.* the Hi't hreese h ait, nw'uiting f.tvonddi w ilhei (
20 und La pounds a |h < e nnd
A never-ending program of r*- Paik
.*
Tin* i ntiili'la'.e* who have victory sult.
f iUteVest. whieh is deelaicd to Mr. anil M1 . Bobbin- movisl to eomlilioni m T ie pa • "■> . N. r . 'i<* b.i I n u t in mi erf isn't in h a v i 'i - - ......
pliirement and experim entation, either assured or nlmost certain
H e Ia n O f the llritish im n .lg ra-] w<-r* or delie io u sflav.ir. ^
1’
in violation of the law.
Bcturns were coming In slowly,
Sanford ni"l took over the mail with i In* |i!.iit<* I’*!*• 11*i>***•••
earned on Irrespective of tli! arc: (’. W. Entzm ingcr nnd L. P*
t
on
m
.thnrities
lifted.
Thaw
fre|
#
^
.
•’ >
and
the complexion of the Florid*
fl’he wl' ile in a'.e * ni» l« a hen
ig rin ill of Ihe a Id Sanford Home porUd l«» huve i' umI thai
lurk of prospect of war, is keep
J u ru n 'eren er this aftertmi.ii In Later he returned t" the fnim and will be the keynote of 1 r fllglil ipira’Jy walked to the ruil umi (JelebnilCS Of MOVIC ing the fleet on a par with those Hagan, for the legislature; Vance delegation to the Houston coa* <
for circuit court clerk; vention may not l>e dedded fo r
(ecu the receiver, h it iittm ro- Vglin a se' i * of e\pe r IIIIi*lit r and tl :rt sbe will imik* t i . p r e Ii eki d longingly a t the row «,
Escape Blast Unhurt of it'l of the other world powers, J.Douglass,
dingy and bain-like warehouses
(i. Sharon, for viunty judge; A. another day. The delegation IwIU ,
mat
ore
Hurl
m*ri
l\
I**"
I"'
silk
the eoliliuisslmier- i.ml ill
u land drainage.
.
lie said, pointing out (hut over a Vnughim, for tax assessor; T. W.
— -—
l>e unlnstructed, but those caainto.* and pier shed* along tla* water j
Ln e|. At that tinn* Mi. A henn'
It ’.Viis 1 i* I nest that Ho* pr'n o f trying l • beat Mi* I'
r,„„V
I HOLLYWOOD. Cal., dune i.— billion and a quarter dollnra Imil Law ton. for superintendent nf didatea who have favoreil Gover* f
Jm ally fil.d « lice of ‘he pr*
iplcs ii-i .1 in the ire s lit system •till A' hint II
ii i, imderstood th at he i-cnl off | (1NS> < liarlie ' hnp.iii
mid a been expended in this work d u r public instruction; Joint Mciach. nor AI Smith were trailing the
illi:'
|*ed suit afte r • the i mi'iiii-ido
if driitnng' nnd irei** ilimi m y be , ‘I lie |i" ibility I mu.• d
,i |tateh of messages pro'esttng parly of m n .ii eelebritics escaped ing the past four years.
Fiank Evans u rd S. F. Lung, for field.
moi
nii
g.
however,
lb
1
"l*'V
oi
.
, •
jd B M
lil u iced ifs lefusal i • ml <• si p traced t" his early , X|«*i iment*. ‘
"Instead of waiting the Navy
again*! the decision of the llrituii unhuit when a myaterioua
(Continued on Page 0)
G.
n. Stockton, of jacksanvil
.................................
viU*.
la aid payment of e'ai.m . svliicl
For several years before bin toinoi row w dl see th* iwu plnuoi
Department
suggested
and
Con
rhiKion
early
today
wrecked
who
declared
him.
"•••» ha« definitely
• ••—■”
----- — —
*'^LI
r t ielver raid total! jd i pproxi death. Mr. Bobbins load lived enungi'i! ii. « spyi lie utur ruc< Horn.* Office lint to allow him to Bushian KsgU' L'afc, rendezvous I greas ncu*d upon the suggestion
land un English soil. Air mg thus •
i
nelf tR iin st (Jcmfnior Fiuitb. ledl
lit i ly $7*10.1100.
mi.'tly ai hi* home on West First •irrus's the trcueheroii* cxpnnse *•> whom Thaw sent telegram s und of film notables.
th at the modernization be made
tho
field
of
candidates
L
;r
Houa-.
v.'liii
h
bus
i
luinv'd
lb
.ve"
f
a
r
‘We are taking thii* ait ion ire Street. His wife passed jiwuy
Ten other persons, im lulling n* r.ipitiiy n* res*onable and i* i r
m blcgram a, it was reported, went
map) neliul • dvcilture
ton delegates in the ruturna.
I
luxe the city is milking un effort » ’Vcrul >i ••i * ag".
seven
firem en, were injurod hy eistent reganllesa of the fact
Home
Secretary
Sir
William
John*
oiranwmie
two
on*.
Mranwhlle
women,
Mflt>
The
lake
off
was
v.ittieasid
ly
puy everyone of its creditors e v
fire thut there at peered no likelihood
Howard Goulding of Pensacola and •
le— tlinii P"» pmsiili*. si'il i early son-!li<ks, Secretary of State Kel the blnst whieh followed a
Jpt the Seminole t ’oun'.y ihrih.
th at these ships would be engaged
of
undetermined
origin.
logg
und
Scc'ietury
of
the
Trea*Mrs.
Oacar
of SI. Augua-'I H
*sf l
half of ' liesii were ii w*papei in n
•*••••
wnvass *Felksl, ws
|id Mr. A sluraft.
One i f the victims, Theodore in tostile operations before they
und ph itia:rnphr-is. Aim-t.g those ury Andrew Mellon. Th.* • Melina
tlnu, both of whom hava declared .
A
joint
meeting
of
the
men’s
The receiver Miiii the cily hml
1-o'diginsky,
film
.,
director
and
•
became
obsolete.'*
who bid goi.il bye to the t ) r : e and Thaw families were ncigtttrailing
tho
Wilbur reminded tho now on- clubs und brutherhood* represent- fo r Smith, were
kid the First National Bank upform er general in the Bussian
w
re J^cvin.*. **lri Jo*, phine lb*ll oi n of Pittsburgh.
other candidates.
ing
the
Baptist,
Methodist,
E
pis
[oximutcly $80,000 in ilaim s sin)*
sign*
of
the
great
tru
st
imposed
arm
y
was
reported
In
a
critical
WASHINGTON, June 7. - I I N S )
m othf;• of Mis* Boll, ami i." or 30
Results from incompleta re
i r to those held by him or third
The Stul« Departm ent lias no londilion. Besidt's Chaplain those in them hy stressing the fact copal, ('oogregntional, C k im ls n turns from all sections of the state,. 17
of
tle
ir
fri
ril*
Ir tits , which he represented, unit
th at only they nnd the members and Presbyterian Churches wiU
(jio rg e rt. I'uilii.s. exi'» utive interest w hatever in England's ac who were warned in time to is PHILADELPHIA.
Jimc
7
id s red th at p n p o std legal steps
of the ju d H ary are given u life Ii* staged at the Parish House of showed the following line-up in ^
cl^ie
injury
included
the
Marquis
tion
in
burring
H
arry
K.
Thaw,
‘
hi been made ull the more necos- —(IN S )—A radio S. O. S. whirl' secretary t i May ir V, dker, nln« officials said today. They politic I do lu F jlu is, husband of Gloria tenure in office, lie told thenv the Holy Cross Church on F ri the other im portant offices:
F or dongress, th ird dlst*4””
*.. believe*! to iD-«im '••' ■ war on bund, to give the o ficial
day
night,
according
to
an
an
they
vvei>
graduating
nt
u
p
ar
|ry because "1 llUVc learned re
Swanson;
Jack
Dempsey
und
Es
out Kuglnnt! Las u perfect right
Toot A. Yon. 8,418; W. L. Wil
jut ly th a t the city has churgcd ’Irnb-rto N dele, comnw.iu er of touih to tlu* cerenroi in . Tir. to keep Thaw out and mi prut.-it telle Taylor; John
McCormick, ticular propitious time because nouncement today.
huge Bellanco Inanoplai • t u>k off
he
list
Italian
ilirigibl
•
"
‘i
P lan s, for the gathering, a t 0,087; J. II. Smitlm lek, 4.709.
if our indebtedness on its liooks.
will be made. Tha entire affair his wife, t ’ellien Moor?, und "there never bus been n time in
F or congress, first district!
peace when the people of the whieh dinner will bo atrved, have
•’We've been sidetracked und i.rc ;5Jjjht over the Arctic regions, heavily, und ran* ulowty. Levine will b* Ignored by thu departm ent, Itcnec Adorce.
J- . Drane. 17.073; G. II, WHdar,^
raid he would lake Mr:. Boll and
was
pirked
«P
here
ta
rly
today
been
completed
ami
indications
United States are so well dispiicd
)t going to stand for it unless
t.pokcsmcn indicated.
ere that It will be the largest a t- 0*6®° *'• l*
V
une action is tuketi to adjust by Albert L. Ilylcr, on uo umutenr friends to old Orchard in hln
toward Hie Navy."
„ „ ______-i—
jMru--’ ,
now|y'purchased
h
rkkor
llnlver
Mother Is Sent Hint
rcccivirg ret, Bylcr is tho Beud- „ . , . v
----,
,
tended m eetinga of i u kind everd
f“orth d
its m atter," he continued.
Owen
had
30,762
pgainst
21,208 .
i*u
Railway
towrrmim
!u*re
wb',i
*al
planh.
Levine
su'd
*»«
would
Pullman
Porters
To
tugi'd in Sanford. Cards have
Koine action, which would liure
Of DeathByKidwiper Tampa Police Search \bcin
in 228 precincts with Seaw ,
..................
. * of'**•
•• hop off this-afternoon.
rerrntly
rcceivtd
tfcr
flush
the
sent
to
members
of
tho
aeve effect of rescinding the city s
Begin Strike Friday
For Comptroller: Ernest Amot,
When asked w hat she thought
, cral clubs and those planning to
For
Ballot
Raiders
pudiation of the hunk's claims, afe landing of '.he Bn men fliers
' NEW YOKK. Jim? 7.— (IN S )—
44^90;
E. 8. M artin 9,217; Judge :
of
her
duughter’t
projected
flight.
i b«* present arc urged to return
the only thing th at will avert a ii Grornely Islai.d on tfic same
CHICAGO, June 7.—(IN S) — A cruel hint of death for h er kid
J . R. Stewart, 13,440.
a
Mrs. Boll anid: "I am quite rur?
set.
(IN
S
)—
the
cards
a
t
once
to
George
Mcurt battle, thu receiver said m
TAMI’A. Fin.. June 7
naped I'tt’ighlro Grace, came fri a
Six
thousand
or
more
lu
rtrrs
cmFor
Commissioner
of
Agricul
tnrssage
was
addressed
to
*
th
at
she
will
niakr
it.
1
havan
t
a
Thi . . . . ___
Poller and epunty officers today n cry, » member of the committee ture, N athan Mavo, 30,702; W.
live rin g liis ultimatum.
' ' '
doubt in the world that she wiU plocd by tbe I'ullnmn C o..through letter today to Mra, Delia Bufid,
The city’* position with rvfur- the world at largo anil «»kej for land safely somewhere isr Europe.” out th e countiy will g ) out on while the child's schoql mates searched the city f i r three men on arrangem ents.
I)r. II. H. McCaslIn, pastqr of S. Sparkman 17.672.
ca to the bank's clrflni* wus « • Immediate help. It read:
For Railroad
Commissioner, t\
Mabel wore a mannish tweed strike tomorrow n t 1)00 P. M. un* were preparing ta search n “haunt* wh» raided a polling place in Hyde the * Kivarside
"Rush astisMnec. Posit io» 84
Presbyterian
Park
und
shot
tvfo
elec*
ion
in
uined by city attorney George A.
group ene, W. W. Phillips, 16,**;:tailored suit w;ith a leather Tying, Irss the federal mediation board rd hours” and detectives followed
15.
10,
NorM.:
15,
20,
40,
East."
Church
of
Jacksonville,
will
be
spectors who resisted th eir ef
tCottcs, who said they were not
030; A. S. Wells, 21.623.
jacket o v ir it. Her blonde' hair intervenes. of(iei:«!s of the bjv>thor* n vegue clue thut bil to Chicttgo.
gal because the m unicipality had . Signed: Nobile.
Mrs. Hudd was sitting in her forts to stcul the ballots cust in the principal speaker. T. L. Dumas
hood
of
sleeping
car
porters
unRailroad Commissioner, gem
showed
under
the
flaps
of
her
The
message
was
proceeded
by
Will
servo
as
to
astm
aster
and
ver received value for them, lie
borne, wJjcii the tVatli throat,cam e, yesterday's prim ary.
two,
F . K. Anderson. 7,602; J .
leather l.chuet with its surm ount nouncetl here this afternoon.
•he
gcr.cr.il
call
It
ttrrs,
“(
O
,
In
. . men, who were armed with a male q u artet from tho B aptist Cassidy, 9.991: M rs. R. L. I i *
id the question of their legality
The
"M rs. Budd” she read. "You
The annsuncoment was insdo by
ing goggles. It was said that she
EogMrhl
Bylcr
said.
.H
e
recrivel
Church
will
render
several
aaleca shotgun and tw-» pistols, fled
now before the courts in the
16509; ami T arl H argraves
had made her will und th at the 11. P. Webster, divisional organiz will hove a funeral sc in—"
y’s suit aguinst the Chase Nu* the message on 42 m rtera, which gem s—responsibls for her regal er. His statem ent was made in re
The mother coUapsad. Detec u fter the o ttark, without taking tlons. The object of the gathering 853.
is
one
of
th?
law
wave
lengths
Is
to
promote
a
closer
fellowship
the
ballots.
Ulm
er
Hawkins,
one
mal Bank. **
.
title—were concealed beneath the ply Jo one issued by E. F. Curray, tives refused to rcvcAl the rrst of
Deland. F U , Ju n r 7,— C|
between th e geveral churches of
It w»* also pointed out that as iswlgned to am uttur uso. He re voluminous folds of hi r coot. .
president of tho Pullman Company, the letter. Tho girl 10, of the nf the Inspectors, was shot tw lct
Twenty
a/x precincts
ccivcd
th?
Grocnely
Island
mesthe city.
•ainst the bank's claim of more
Dr. Jam es If. Kimbull, United that- if the strike were cslln l the ien cim n t house districts, was In tho leg as he lav asleep on a
out of- 29 give CarRn« X^nge
on
the
bJimo
wave.
ccunler.
The
other
Inspector,
Hen
an $700,000 the city hud on de
•'The SOS was faint but clear S tates w eather f m c a stc r, a n places of the porters would he fl'- lured from her home Sunday by ry Alrth, was shot several tlrara
URGE8 SERVICE MEN
’ son 195. Catta U * * . Ilath at
sit in. the insitutlon over « roil?
863, and Taylor 1-183, Mar
nounced the w eather In prospect lid with competent men. The men n stran g er who was to take her
rod
r'irtinc:."
Byler.
a
sie
rtrJ.
The
In
the
arm
nnd
logs.
Both
mcr.
>n dollars, whieh could be claimto a "children's party." Mystertoua
P25. and TramnwH 3.431, \
WASHINGTON.
June
p-sition given i n 'the message is was unfavorable for a flight over are seeking a wage rate of $150
telephone messages from M m* w ire taken to a hospital w kcrc.it (IN S )—A request th at a service 4A68 and Sears 3.70*.
as a n offset.
per
m
onth'and
a
240
hour
m
onth
the
Great
Circle.
Along
the
ThF'
receive;-, flfcld 'un offset about 300 miles due north of Spitz* Fortieth Parallel route, he said, ly working basis.
mouth County. N. J., telling the was aaid they will re o v e r..
•n s
‘
man be selected « vice president
. . . »
uld n it b* niade tbr the reason bergen witMn the Arctic circle.
m
u th tr t h i t her daughter was
conditions are “ not unfavorable."
both by the
Republicans *nd
Tampa a output of
MOUNT
DORA—Ground
brokto
at the obligations, in the form
soin
there
with
th
i
kidnaper
a
m
en
* Deals—Survey of general farm
Democrat, will In. made b-* r — «cigars npeurd <UM e*J
contracl
certificates of indeblodn?**. had ,.I. Jacksonville—fflIJfCO
Howard. lor construction of $40,000 pro* sent stive# of veterans organ )aa* a m i cigars
m v » n to
vu police
HVMire as
-=• Frank
• ....................—
shows known
F t.'P ie rc e —$50,000 new tliqa* crops In Marion County
“ In April toc«
'let
for
construction
of
first
unit
cn pledged to third parties.
huger r.creuge than lost year a t of Fartningdalc, L* L , were being cocjing plant Jo r Lake Dora Pack- tions, it was announced today.
1,000,000 over March.
1
ter
to
be
built
on
site
of
old
Mutc r 1>UV*1
Ing Company,
'ih s pro-3*e'| l i t'g a t i " ''- "W'iii cf Parental
traced.
%
nmli* Tentplo on N orth 2d Street. this time.
County.
(Continued on P a g e HI)
**
K ith
»— ■ ■ «
.Sheriff—
BKAnY
HAND
MiCl Kl.l NN’D
WALKER
,
1
.
|
•*•»
ni
hi
•1
" r
595
171
HI 1095
9
9 1:
— 1 205
To Have Banlaftcd
Against E n te r in g ;
Mes^ayo T h o u g hi
To Be From Italia
Heard By Amateur
Joint Gathering Of
Church Men’sClubs
To Be Held Friday
J
�%
f
if
m « »«w po«n
til
(Continued from page 1.)
Laltj of (Icncva. The to tals were.
Long 1,013 ana Mi-Lain 851.
• fi: T. llaln es and L. J . H artley
w ere running close fo r the school
>oard on the basis of m eager re;urns. C. W. Culpepper was lead
ng '**
.M. E. 1Dooley
„ for the other
loaltion on tho board,
llctu rn s on the rates for Con.tanle nnd Justice oif Peace in Dis
tric t Four were' scant, m aking it
difficult to compile a comprchcntivb report on cither.
Seminole County has given Govrnor John W. Mnrtin a good lead
b j Senator
f r .Park. Tramm
. , ell. The
Incomplete count gives M artin 1,«
217 and Trammell U47. Ruth B ry
an Owen's lead over Congressman
Sears was 327, w ith u vote as fol
lows: Mrs. Owen 701 nnd Scars
174.
Com ptroller E rnest Amu* wns
lending on the-basls of tho-incom*
plcte tabulation. The vote wm
Amos 4PJ,* M nrtin 181, Htcwurt
340.
Alexander Vaughan, Incumbent,
led the field in the rare for tax
assessor, being nearly 400 voles
ahead of J . 1). Chittenden, who
polled G?0| E. II. Kilbeo of Gen
ev a 'w ith 410 was third.
Superintendent of Public In
struction T. W. Lawton nppcarctl
a certain winner over Mrs. Maybelle MaxwclL He had more than
doubled the vote of hljPopponcnt
ami was rep o rted .to {>c well in
itETfoi.n.'rANFrttrrt: n .m iir ix
tho lend In prceinct one. The In
complete total wan Lawton 1,•104 und Mm. Maxwell 050.
John Meirch nnd Fhu-k Evans
tx p eritn eed little d ifficu lty in
th eir rnces for re-election al
though Mr. Evnna lmd two op
ponents nnd n vigorous fig h t w « k
wnc^d ngnlnrt his candidncy. Mr
Meisch bent D. If. C. Rabun 1,
567 votes to 067. Mr. Evans
polled 1,106 ag ain st 767 for Mr
Bollard nnd 174 for 0 . M. Doug
lass.
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BANDITS GET PAYROLL
DETROIT, June 0.—(rNS)—
One policeman is dying, unothcr
was rhut in the foot nnu one ban
dit is believed to have been
wounded when six- sh n e d men
with pistols arid sawed-off sh o t
guns held up the cashier of the
D ctfoit New’s today and escaped
with a $10,000. payroll.
QUINCY— Five-year
contract
made by city commission wl.li
•Vest Florida Power Compnny to
furnish electric energy here.
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This is to certify (hat A. .\1. ( ’lemons is no longer con
nected with the San And Steam Pressery and that said
Sanford Steam Pressery is now under the management
of Warren .1. King;
Sanford Steam Pressery will not he responsible for any
action of A. INI. Clemons.
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in Sanford and will
4 any kind of repair
be equipped to
wo^k promptly.
Phone 883 in care of Smith and Jordan
Inc., until new address is announced.
C. Killingsworth
Supt. Public Instruction
Servicing * Overhauling.
Comer First St. and Sanford Avc.
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ANFORP
I f g R A M I . PAffUftBP/
PKDESTRIAV» ATTACK
rdngcd. by SprlagflfW bualneqa.ln(ercHts. . According, tct proponent*
of thi plan, the -field If developed
would ooahtitute'ei.f'Claae-A A-A'!
field; thoblgbeet mtlng eeUbllehed
by tiic IlepertirrenC-of Oammciw. id a saftey zone wlJLh hia^ brother,
At New Haven, C don./the'cltyW was killed when die driver of the
option on land for an airp o rt haa
automobile end n companion re
been extended.
turned. on foot and attacked him.
Lauzon w ai knocked to the pave
Wildwood—Melon grow ers’
m ent lu ffe rin g a fractured akull.
aociation recently formed here.
He dl6d two hours later.
Titusville—72 miles Highway
CLEW ISTON —130.000
dairy
through Brevard County will be
farm to be established here soon.
beautified.
C IT Y T R A N S F E R
& STORAGE CO.
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" M ; T r a r k 1 *rlll||F,
I 'h u a r m e
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RALPH W. I.OSSINU
7Tj> ‘.min' ‘hIt -m>; x.o jhff c ol rtvw. t >71o ift.', _
usefulness.
M ajor L. A. Odom of the Vol
unteer* of America of Jncksonviljg, Is in Sanford this week in
th«*.Interest of rescue work. F or a
num ber of years, the - Volunteers
of CAmerica have conducted n
stnlp-wido institution a t Jackson
ville, wholly in the interest of
A remurxablc' feature of the
,)rk. is Me> d e v il 'ceasing 'M fluz
’ babiea lying bon, ip tho home,
hich in most cases m ust be
■Id by the organization fo r ndopon; owing to the extrem e youth
Volunteers under a great mora
and financial responsibility,
M s ^ ’Odftih i t i t e i flia t hii
orRi n,W tf n fc): H *il,t,kt|V . seek
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I WISH TO EXPRESS MY SINCERE APPRECIATION
OF THE SPLENJM& SUPPORT GIVEN, M E IN .Tlii;
a l i o r a le E x h i b i ti o n s I n d i
c a te A K a p id lv I n c r e a s in g
E n t h u s i a s m O f G c n c r a lP u b -
J UNE P R I M A R Y r 7 M
lie In HecarcTTo AlrWorld
II As t o n ; June 7.— (IN S )— A
rapidly increasing interest in avia
tion is evidenced in New England
by the elaborate flying
shows
planned in connection with the ded
ication of the enlarged Haines A ir
port n t W estfield •and Holyoke,
M ush., and the new airp o rt nt Low
ell, Mass. T h e' Hornes airport
shows was held May 2a to 27,
while that at Lowell will be held
June 21 to 2-'l.
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First dedicated four years ago,
Inn now enlarged to nearly four
lime.-, its original size, the Hurpo*.
airport boasts of a modern and
commodious hangar
ju st completed. Nearly Ml planes took part
in the races and other events. One
of the features was n small a ir
plane contest.
At Lowell the new field is r a
pidly m uring completion and the
feature of its dedirut ion cerenion
ies will lie the attendance of the
Navy dirigible Los Angeles.
New Services
A new aviation company, th<*
II ami II. T ransportation Comp
any. has been recently iucorpurated at H artford, ( mm., to conduct
passenger service and air trails
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THE LARGE VOTE GIVEN ME SHOWS THE CONFI
DENCE PLACED IN MY CANDIDACY BY THE VOT
ERS AND IS VERY GRATIFYING AND I WILL DO
MY BEST TO SHOW MY APPRECIATION BY REN
DERING EFFICIENT SERVICE.
B argain Day - To - Day
Double Features
L. P. H agan
iiHiwiv ^ i i 'nti gnim f Tiinr'wirB’iff in
Picnic
Sandwiches
McLaulins
KNCRAVINt;
Diamond Mounti
To The Voters Of
LOVER
Korr)»- ldi» ^
Jo** «•Ic rs-O ptom etrist
Watch IL-pairing
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Seminole
Con t inuous— Ncw JPrices—10—
“The Coolest Spot In Town
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thi s good bread
County
I wish to thank the voters who support
— b e c a u se
ed my candidacy for County Commis
To The Voters Of
Seminole County:
FRESH DAILY
sioner
very gratifying and I will do my best to
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Refinishing Upholstering
By Factory
Expert
I am opening a shop in Sanford and will
be equipped to handle any kind of repair
work promptly.
Phone 883 in care of Smith aiid Jordan
Inc., until new address is announced.
C. Kiiiingsworth
Corner First St. and Sanford Ave,
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EW YORK, June 7.-r-(IN S)—
t moat fascinating of human
surrounds
Um ieifii.*-»y<t*o‘Lbel Bolt \vtfo f i b b e d ‘into the*
L and fha iifelPllnes again today,
|th h e r jiropdsedj airplane flight
Italy. Ju s t who Is Mabel Doll?
Nobody aeema. to know .exactly
id she won t toil, preferring to
[ km>wn"ii»ir,,llie -woman with the
| bracelets," the “ Queen of Ilia*
pnds," or *th(r$BWtQOO*dny bride.
tThis much is knotvn. She is ,i
imde, p retty woman, in her
plenty of
Lncy, a m agnificent,,apartm ent,
Li above all, IjlllJttOOOl.worth of
amends all pelutlm" npH nil hfy
tn. She first rew ired-the head*
U several years ago when she
tpped from a trim s-Atlantic
icr. She was content to sail in
lose days, wearing her $1,000,K) worth of diamonds.
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Mabel said they had been ip\J>|
i to her by her husband, a*
ralthy South American whom
e had m arried in Paris. They
;re his gifts, she explained,
iring the first four days of
eir m arriage. Thus her first
„,»**>*■*
* day bride."
the Australian bound monoplane
Southern Cross probably will hop
off for Brisbane sometime before
noon today. The huge tri-motored
rokker is poised on Naselai beach,
16 miles from here, awaiting an
opportune moment for starting
the 700 mile jump over open
wnteis,
A stiff wind .was. .blowing, .(rum
the east ns the final drums of
petrol were emptied into the fuel
tanks.
The four men of the
ctew—Capt. Charles KingsfordSmith, C, T. Pj Uipi. Harry l.yort
Wid JaijWs. \Varney—had hoped, to
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V awa^i inkt niebt. but thd rteHhg" pVofceded slowly ’i*ntl
winds were unfavorable.
_They flew their giant steel
bird from the improvised airport
at Albert Park here to Naselai
,beach^,y.csterdy noon. I (oping to
W feftdy far th e <•hopo'ff when
low tld rlfcfr thrth V w ll* atrahfhf*
away of Clear W hite1beach. * The
aviators Were urtoblai.tn land at
Naselai.on thein f i m takeoff Jroin
.Albert Pajrk. TJjey . found the
tide had not cleared aufficiently
to Insure a snfe u<*’', ing. m> they
circled Ihe city until 'th e beach
was finally clear of surf.
They are n ow . all set to go.
A word from Commander Kings*
Yord-Smith will set the huge plane
booming- out over the last great
“ wntre h arard 1* of the expedition's
7,800-mlle flight frtpn Cnllfotnla
to Australia.
SAII.Oll WINS H U tiE SUM
m i u i M»wi h n i - > M » . . . . j .
lJbNDON, June
7—<1NS» —
Marten Webb is Just «n English
saior worlking on a coal ship,
Mb he’s lalsouj^iiiiilionairc, oliiough he proliBilJ,- doesn’t know
1 yet. f
due at Colunifc, India today.il.W hrn it arrives,
Wehb wil learn th at the ticket
he drew ut the Cnlcuttn Sweepstakes for Felstend, the winner,
is worth about 51,260,000, if he
still has it in his poscsslon.
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er monoplane out of * toll spin
n fraction of n second Before It
crashed to the vnm nd Dean .C^
Smith, a ir.A a l) pilot, saved the
lives of his twp possengero, one Of
them a woman, and emerged'him*
self with a. scratch <m nls nose
at Hadley Field here. The plane
was wrecked.
The injured now in a hospital,
fcre: Mrs. -Marion Moyer, of Plains
field, and Frank £H Fllllpo, of
South Plainfield., The fpruw r su $
frreil
fracturedJiarm and leg
ami ih t .JniiP. frsftllK d - tibs,
conling^ 1IppysHttM . V, \Jruffled
by his ‘l*scAb«Vmlfn said he would
take the Jlir mall nut ns usual
on his regular route to Chicago.
Accordipg to spectators,
yu*
platie up abdut 0,000 feet on a
pleasure ’ jaunt, went into a tall
spin which Smith managed to
wmk it nut o f after n 1,000 foot
diop, • It immediately went Into
nnother from which he swung it
just before it hit the earth.
SMS?SBXPJS3F&:
les eve;iry Friday and Satpower of Church wells Co.
can offer
suchlow
prices for the
sarile quality
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Our eastern bpyer seems to be very optimistic about better *times, saying: that
irood times are just around the egrper. pVery day he ifeshipping in new merchandise at such a low price that we are ju st compelled to tell Sanford shoppers
n irm if.v.'
Shirts
^ltitv'n extra upod work
MynV b l ut - wnrkrvjjris$jc €*
ulnw'Ffa Vridij-HcrtJIk“ the ocean—
k—dtd* jm-Tfppenr inter. "Then f
jnhel Began appearing nt u l l .
ic fnshionnble places both here ’
ni across the w ater.
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One night,J n f Clco's, in Paris. '
le dimmed ■ the
scintillating
Mendor of Foggy Hopkins Joyce,
h her right hand she wore n 48
Irat diam ond,'w hile on her left
pm were 33 diammul-cncruxtcd
•un-lets., Thojj , flushed
mid
tinkled and glowed in the light
Seminole
C ounty
J M e n ^ ;p c n „ e h (X k c d p a n t4 _ ^
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Shirts
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Men’s Suits
Mcn'K necklmnd shlrln
vnlucH $2 to $3. Take 'em
That Hold for $27.50 . lo $10.00.
Extra Special Friday S Q f i S
and Saturday
Itoy'H .neck Imnd whirls
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Dresses
30 men*H linen huIIh
tyorlji $15.00 only
I wish to extend to the Voters nf Seminole ( ’ounty sin*
1G0 ncnntiful house
juat arrived* Worth
twice our price ....
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cere thanks for the fine support they ftjiye me ifi .Tues
(oger8 .{fas 2 Plane
Crashes
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CHEYENNE, Wyn., June
7.
-(IN S)“ S\Vill Rogers, nationally
tiown humorist, wax none the
nrse today from his second airluiiu accident in one day. Rogers
yp|M’«l off from here this murning
iroute lo Omaha. The plane he
as flying in frdm -f.os Angeles
i.staini*d o slight abeident yesrday while making u landing ul
lH-fokflt>,''tVyn'.>-\'Vf>xt of here. One
f the wheels was In iken ns il
Ink into a gopher hole. Rogers
predation by serving the people to the best of my abili
Dresses
alik dresses and worth up (o
100 Happy Home dresses
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Rayon IlioomerH wor|h
$1.00 “you uet em" ul
All silk, full fashion new style
and worth $1.75 on sale A Q a
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Unusual VRjggs ;,Qn Opf
Mep’s Shoes For Friday
pnd Saturday
ty as their representative in the slate legislature,
Material
30 inch pajnmn check per.
W. Entz minger
DETROIT, June 7,— (INS)
isses from robberies of freight
transit in the United States
st year were llie smalelst since
'20, according to u report today
the American Railway Associa
in. The losses totalled $1,151,*
.I'cjfl t.jCiV i7£Xi'n i.vns ayttm tjv;i e nv*
I wish to express my sincere apprec“
I wish to express ipy pppi’pciptipp
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The Republican Nomination
The Sanford Herald
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••PvkUilirl every nrirrnoon riMpI
Hwaitnr *« enefitril. Flnrliln,
What will Kansan City do? The even of the nation are
111 J l n n n l l a A v e a n r .
upon it as the time arrives when the convention Is less
Satrrrtl «• «rmni: rlaa mal<rr than a week off. What will Mellon do? Everyone Is ask
O r t » k » r ST. 1 » I P . nt* l k « ■ • • a t a r r i r r '
at laaMnli rinrliln. nnlrr nrt i t ing this question ns the treasury secretary holds his peace
fnvrna «( Mnrch .1, l nit.
confident in his control of enough delegates to ruin the
Hoover boom. And what will Hoover do? People wonder
I t n f . I . A M l I.. U K AN ______ n d l t n r
n . I I O W A I t l l I l K l l l l _______. M n n n i r r
KAIU.K K. ’JO.\ IwS..linnnain* editor ns they see his strength increasing and realize that he is
now more, than cverdhe logical itlnn for the Republican nom
HCIIlirnil'TION HATKM
ination. The Jacksonville Journal views the situation ns
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“The fun has started ot Kansas City. Contests over
Carrier prr Week
ku:
delegates are being heard, those who will have prominent
HrrnM, Sanford'* jilonrrr ittwa- parts in the convention are on the scene and soon the dele
I nnharrlbea t la thr Interna,\rm 3rnlf». rmlvlac from
aaptrlar ami nrfaitullan gations will be there in full force, with perhaps the farm
•fr thunanni* nnrila tinHr rot rr» ers who uro going to Kalians City to impress upon the party
IM all lb* leadlutc rtrala •( thr
eallrr narla, Thr I. A. S. la rn their demands for recognition.
arHallr efflrlrnl la riorliln aat It'a
“With the convention itself but a week off what it
manner al kaailllat nlnlr atna In
Mllhent rtaaS.
will do in .still a matter of much uncertainty. There is more
Ilrralit in a nifralifT of thr of it now than there has ever been since Mr. Coolidge an
_ flarenw «( t'lmalnllnnn. an nounced he did not choose to run. Mr. Hoover, designated
latrtadtlonal AaanrlMlIun of I’uh- the leading candidate, is not ns happy as he was a few
“ krra, Adtrrtlarrn nail AdtrrllaAirala which rr*alr* rarh
lahrr nrniher In auhtalt tn a weeks ago. The veto of the McNnry- Haugen bill and West
. nwk audit •( nnharrlplInn Virginia have dampened the spirits of his supporters and
ihk la order to m llf nhaulutrlt we can’t s a r what now will hnnncn.
rlnlaia of circulation, an well aa
■t haalacna raelboda.
“Republicans, gleeful over the question the Democrats had
to meet, have one of their own which may mean defeat in
WEDNESDAY JU N E 6.
November. They must placate the farmers. They have
seen
through the fallacy of the tariff which is a detriment
BIBLE VERSE FOR TODAY
and not an aid to them. "They wish the kind of governmen
COD’S DELIGHT—The sacrifice tal nid- which will really help them. The deninl of their plea
of the wicked in un ahominntion tn throws the whole economic policy of the Republican party*
the Lord: hut the prayer of the u p into the convention for a determination. No longer will
rig h t in hid delight.— I’rov. 1T>:K.
soft words suffice. They must take a definite stand and
PRA YER—Wh rejoice, O Lord, that is where t-Ue ritb-CGnL-^.
the aitrtplicity o t' th a t which
“West Vifgina hurt Mr. Hoover for the results in that
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l"leased Thee.
sjnte tiirt notjm pporLiho-a>*Hertipn.JJhtft he is-avgrcat- votois.w h atu W
I>1jeans must have. They:
^ Cor CordHTm-Xhoavtui Uaxdy----- PflimbTjitford toIgo HffiD®' tha canutry-witlimit a popular
'^ fT r* th e_Krrat.forJ Srifgazim*— mail if they expect to defeat Governor Smith, whose nom
The som ber resonance of funeral ination they think certain. At least they uro proceeding up
on the assumption that he is the man they will have to
m arch
Throbs In deep orgun tones, as meet in November and they are forming their plans accord
down the nave,
ingly.
In tw ilight shadows from dim Go
“Mr Hoover claims 581 votes but of this number 181
thic arch.
are
in
dispute which places the Hoover strength fur from
They benr the m uster-prophet
the
545
necessary to get the nomination. There is in Liu
to his grave;
W here laid In hallowed ground,— convention a sufficient block to prevent Mr. Hoover’s nom
hla mind shall m eet
ination if it doesn't waver.”
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F orever w ith old poets of glow
ing fame
W here pilgrim s come from fur
with engor feet,
To kindle rushlights nt the quick
ening flam e.
But here the heath, ‘‘under the
greenwood tree",
Is hallowed ground; here simple
peasants come;
No poets, b u t sun and rain for
•com pany,
• Duds and green fiolds of the
dear Dorset home,
And lingering tw ilight hush that
softly falls—
Hero rests his heart—and not in
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Abbey wnllal
Abbey w allsl—Hy Chnilotte
F arrington Babcock.
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1 Htkvevcr * &Ifferelitl jr ' iwbfta
generally may feel In th eir indi
vidual opinirvs and preferences, ns
to candidates and issues, they ad
mire sincere conviction, and the
unselfish courage to state it.
But they do not adm ire " o n vlitions" proclaimed th at arebought and paid for, nor do th ey —
ns citizens of fa ir minds—admire
a display of such ill-advised tem p
er as thnt shown by the Alabaman
because, in the legally authorized
functions of n o m in ltte c hearing,
he was pressed to state definitely
the source of ex trav ag an t and nd*mittcdly unfounded chr.i-ges.
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U'e havo u'eitller defense .nor,
criticism to make of the subjects
of which Senator Heflin scems 'ln
be obsessed—a t ru much an nbses'sion, rts Alleged—but we do be
lieve that n United S tates senator
should conduct himself w ith the
dignity and the decorum OXpeetbd
of one holding such An cxhlted
position. 1
It is unthinkable th u l one so
honored by his people should ntX.
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of one so rt and another.
In the swing of the political
pendulum, relentless persecution
by the utterances of unsustained
charges reflecting upon character,
not only of individuals but of suppotting groups, has frequently
turned th* tide of public sym
pathy In favor of the persecuted.
W hether Senator Heflin knows
It n r not, and whether his « »
ploying organization* know it oi ,
not, he is strengthening r a t h e r !
than weakening t h e ’cause ne-*-ns I
a professional ‘‘reform er’ — ,f
seeking, for pay, to arrest.
willit cost me
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QUICK SERVICE
TRANSFER
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llinltng, Crating Bhlpplng.
and Storage
HEN you buy a car for cash, you pay
the factory price plus freight, war tax and
u n i r i . a r i l **•
fa -w r o *
delivery charges. W hen you buy on time,
you pay an additional charge which in
cludes fire and theft insurance. This
additional'amount is known as wSfrnancif
charge.”
”
finance~charge^n -G^eraljifoinri
-oar-&-ftre: low because the General^Motors
Acceptance Corporation was organized to
assure sound credit practice and low
rates to those of ?ts customers who prefer
to purchase on time. The Acceptance Cor
poration operates theGMAC Plan of pay
ment. The Plan is simple, fair and eco
nom ical. Its large volum e of business
reduces costs. It is conducted to give you
satisfaction and to keep your goodwill.
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Orange Avenue, Orlando
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Beginning June 8 and
Something: For The Colleges To Do
%
Finishing June
Writing ill a recent issue of the Forum magazine, Pro
fessor Irwin Edman of Columbia university explains what
he considers to he the character of the average college stu
dent. lie admits that it is rare Indeed to find a really bad
character in college, but he regrets that it is almost equally
rare to find any character at all.
“If it is the business of a college to do anything at all,”
writes,
"that business certainly includes the function of
he
enabling ntudentn, before they have quit its precincts, to
find some pence in their own souls and some steadying ad
justments to their world. It is very rare on a campus to
find genuinely vicious or depraved characters*. Hut it is
equally rare to HW(T eharrioter nt all, in thrtr tfefmite sense
in which one speaks o: the character of a writer or n comThere has Just been conclud poser— character in the sense of a clear direction, a person
ed in T am m u convention of
podiatrists. This religion has put ality with u centre, edge, sturdiness, and depth. Indeed, one
many a n.iin back on bis feet. may say that in so far as the colleges have succeeded in en
-------- —-<i-----------abling students to approach a unification and clarification
Senator F leliher came nl] the of themselves—in so far, in a word, as they have enabled
wav back from W ashington to
cast his vai*. The Senator is u them to achieve a character—they have performed the chief
good citizen. Wonder if he voted of their functions.”
for his neighlmr or bis brother
The Columbia professor advances three ways in which
senator,
the
colleges
might better do their jobs. They should take,
------------ o----------into
account
the mental strains and stresses of their stu-I
With nil due respect to (lie
‘‘loading candidate for governor "|dents. They should add to their staffs trained psychiatrists,
i t would seem that a man who Jto study the mental make-up of the student.. They should
could build the rnuds would be provide courses in morals which ccally touch modern prob
able to ride on them.
lems.
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------------c,-----------However much we can disagree with Professor Kdnian
A Jacksonville man dropped
dead Tuesday as he started to that there are no characters in college, even if bad. we must
m ark his ballot. We bad a pecul admit that the colleges could improve their services to tin
ia r feeling of exhaustion ourself
ns we gazed at th at thirty-five student body by tbe suggestions lie makes. Modern c m .
dealing with modern subjects, to take the plate
inch ballot,
• ------------n -----------qoiirses long past their usriuhie
we bebe\, W"iil.l I"
Jim Carson entered the race
a
particular
impr-'t
enn
ut
with the prim ary object in mind
hi.
Ing<‘‘n p a rt" ef Iho 6<15,000
<if hla
atlrlresses,
br-icilrnit
throughout America under 'N ls
frank, ax to n ified by n clerk of
the governm ent printing o ffic e .1
He threw him ssU ’into hi* usual
rage, nt the “proxum pthn" of the
com m ittee In questioning
him
about the transactions; and, In re
senting the orderly processes of
of the committee In its fact-finding
effo rts, threw up the uaunl smoke
screen of wild and ex trav ag an t
charges as to alleged enormous
"Tam m any funds”—fully $10,000,00p he guessed—which charges he
also adm itted, unw ittingly per
haps, were gathered only from
"rum ors" and "talk ".
It is unthinkable th a t q mem
b e r of n great deliberative body
like the United S tates senate
should "rcll" his tirad es—base
less ns Jo fncts, as he adm itted—
nt “ s0 much per", and It is equally
ns unthinkable th at one who .has
been in congress ns long as he has,
and has pnse«l ns a "refo rm er" at
long, should so flagrantly abuse
the franking privilege, and then
get them mud and nhuxe the com-
W h e n y o u b u y a G e n e r a l M o t o r s car
on t h e G M A C P l a n , y o u p a y t h e cash
d e l i v e r e d p r i c e — p l u s o n l y t h e low
G M A C f i n a n c i n g c h a r g e — n o t hinfc
m ore!
12 at 6 O ’clock
nick am) final cluuraWnv is our only considorution during Clonruncu
Odd lots—broken size ranges—lute winter and spring merchan
dise—All Must Go! Seasonable merchandise for future and immediate
use will be available in -the Jtme Clearance at the lowest prices of the
year. ..Cymp|°te details are mrt availabfons tljia message j^oes to itress,
so kindly ‘wlitch the Orlando newspapers for onr advertisements and
keep the'clearance dates in mind—June 8 to 12 inclusive.
The Plan is available only through
General Motors dealers. Another reason
for buying your next car—wbethe. new
or used—from a General MotCiS dealer.
Q fifty».
B uy y o u r n ex t car on
the GMAC Plan
Women's and Missus’ Drosses Mats SlimUnderwear- Coats- Home CurnMiinu Silks Coltons Notion - I.an
.McnNt
Tlu- General Motors cars are Chevrolet, Pontine,
Oldsmobile, Oakland, Buick, LaSalle and Cadillac.
Together they make up a line of 86 models, ranging
in pi ice at-the-factory from $495 to $5500. They are
the quality cars of the various car price classes
Whatever make and model you choos^— Micuicr
it be of tlie highest price, or the lowest—you will get
a beautiful body (the closed uodies are by Fisherj,
4-wheel brakt-s, a powerful engine, and a quality’ ol
design, materials and performance that only General
Motors, by reason of its resources and its policy of
continuous improvement, is in a position to give.
I '< t i ' ^ o l s
(1 a <* 11
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.1 ( ’. i l l s ’
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DICKSON-IV KS CO.
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of keeping C ults mil of T alla
hassee, and in this, we Udicw,
he was eminently successful
Aw
g i
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Now that the caiciirlati
their friends have i mu,
( mm t In - itin ii. « ii I \ • ii
i hr 11 writ I., i i nl i1
in ttu .il.
1 \ i i
I
J-ihIno
c o n <;i ; i :s s
\ im , k <m, i ; i
and
i • i
M(erit I 11noil i In i ii ii oi. '
think i Imi iIn t a ' i i ■
I ■
for comfort amt \L i t* i. .1 <t i .1
ut last discnv' I i d I In- | in | • '>1
second ehoii,. vote.»
o
'Ju d g e 4Hviitry reminds iu llm;
Ooorge* WiiMliinirton was nine a
.r.achcni
of
Tammany
Halt
Ko were Twn»'l nod CraekiT, and
unforturyityl.* the m ajority were
alw ays'm ore like the latter.
In Miumi, the editor of T. N. T.
(th e Naked T ruth) was urrest•d on election day for publish| ^ng last
m inute
defm nntorv
‘charges. It appears th at vdi- to ts of. purely political organs
|
frequently do not know the law.
While the world at large still
w inders wh'-re it is the ‘‘Ilalin"
coatlnuas sittin g * n h Ihp of the
world. It i« eaay for the "Italia"
loo King down on the re st of us,
bqt we prefer tn have something
*ta look up to.
r
------------ 0-----------C ongratulations to all candidates
who and
our 'alneere
com
m iseration to those who were
ninm ised votes and didn't get
them . I t ’a a cruel, cruel wprld,
but rem em ber that another elec
tion Will come in four years and
th a t my prove, to bo your time.
C hang T»o ~£in-x train was
1bed (he o ther day and the
hurlan leader
alaln.
era Ireported
$ |( U I t c u
P
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NU m an la generally repottrepo l i
tte r th aq • iWexjbe little b etter
brigand. andI J» tbe-p
____ n ty obtil* ' way of
1 standing in
In tM
unification. R,' may;.
life haa
timely action of
v i t .s
m i.l io n s
And the final touch in your satisfaction will come
when you b u y it on the GM AC P lan. The trans
action will be in your-interest. T he rates will be low.
And th e dealer will not lose interest in you after tbe
down paym ent is made.
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tip
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It it ll'IM'lt
I'll
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twlb wjitti m.iy be ioi iii-t ly 0 lined
|in|iillur upprowil, and it did
number „f tilings wliiidi did ^mt.
Also it omitted to do u number
of things whirl) u large pari of
the iniblit
obviously
thought
•hnuld have been done
It was in thu m utter of approp
riations that this congress rose to
super heights. The appropriations
totaled $4,770,000,001)—-a s ta g g e r
ing amount for peace-time ex
penditures. However, the approp
riations as u whole are not to be
objected tor ttor Is congress to be
litlc iiid for extravagance, inusmuch as tba bulk
of the vast
sum will put to use in ways th at
will m erit the approval of the
nutlon. For example, the flood re
lief appropriations. If this con
gress has set in motion u work
th at will make the lower Missis
sippi valley flood-proof It will
have accomplished enough to make
iti record n notable, o n e." The
flood control appropriation seems
ample, nt least for u beginning,
but^mueh depjends upon Us wise
liumbvi
i f, tiling.
thou nl. 1 ll -In.nil4 Im , Mllil
•' 1 Ml, 1,i**ii» 11»;i is h a lf »»r w li.it
- I tilled
< luiTiihrr «*l
' OMI I II I I T I 1. 11t:i n«lc»t & it ‘-hmiltl In’,
it 111 Unit im-lunri' 1 1 W H S U C U M '
d li.
I of tiling ilintikfiit fur hin 1111 favi m s witli tile uilntinistration dc
1 tei’inined tu “save" the United
Slates treasu ry ut tiny cost,
! Legislation which the puldie
and the press are likely to wrangle
uver considerably, this being the
big campaign year, includes the
alien property bill providing th at
tile United S tates shall retu rn at
once to German subjects-HO per
ro p t yf th eir private property saqucatitivd during th e World t w a j f
the Muscle Shoals bill . providing
for federal operation o f’the plant,
yhlch is still being considered by
President Coolidge; and th e merchant m arine hill.
Only u fraction of tho bills In
troduced were passed—tho total
num ber being P2:j; and only a
fraction of tne bills introduced
were considered. The total number
of hills introduced during the
seasinn ho* not been stated. What
became of them is not known. It
is prohuble th at m ost of them are
already safely shrouded in the
oblivion they deserved.
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To The Voters of
Seminole C ounty:
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primary election.
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THE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD, FLUKJUAJ I
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Mrs. James P. Ridge
Entertains Her Club
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Office Telephohc 148 MRS. FRED S. DAI GER, Society Editor Residence Tel. 37
'octal Calendar
Nellie Turner Circle
Meets On Wednesday
Personals
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kmom;
eil m ust d e lig h tfu lly
Architect
HINTS
a t a b rid g e
lunchtiin, Wednesday at her Uume
ail Magnolia Avenue, The quests
were the member* uf th<; Dupllente bridge Luncheon Club.
First Nat’I Bank Bldg.
Sanford, Fla.
In the liv in g and «linti«ir room s
Nellie Turner Circle of the
Miss .Elizabeth W hitner has re w here th e card tables had been
; THURSDAY
F irst Baptist Church met Wed turned home for the summer vn placed, b o w l* o f p in k ruses, * in Short b tm riw l Theetlng of Sem nesday ut the home of Mrs. James cation from Salem College.
nias, sim p dragons,
a s te r*
and
lie Chapter No. 2 O. K. S. nt ’ Fields with Mrs. Fields and Mrs.
candy t u f t w ere a rra n g e d , w ith
p le a sing e ffe c t. T he M i t l l l , lu n '
lock at the Masonic Temple.
B . H , A nderson an hosussas.
. FRIDAY
CIS IIVA V
i
choan ta b le * w ere covered w ith
Routing ■haitm-j* was tarried
hand made clo th s and
centered
out under Ufa direction of the
w ith b o w l* o f p u rp le asters.
(hairmrfn,- Mrs. Charles F. Mar
F ill lo w in g
the
luncheon
the
shall and at the conclusion of hus■Mr. -and Mrs. Chat 1, T FTT T1cin V. a te nm on w as spent w ith Karnes
lness.MfjS. U. C. Moore nnd Mrs.
Mr. and M rs., Grant Wilson mi l o f dupMettle b rid g e and w hvn a ll
Wdney
S ix
conducted the
the day the boards had been played, scores
pnl Church*'N(ill *Maet a t *J:00 tAudy <a.urse4 Mrs. Volie Williams, Miss Ruth'*Rbnt-jt
w ere counted and the pcU tf* fo r
Sunday a t Jlnytunn Reach.
lock at the Parish Hints*. ’ :
president of the Women’s Mission
h ig h est scores, Japanese
vases,
MONDAY
ary Society, was present and gave
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were won b y M rs. Ben C a *w e !l
Business m eeting of St. Agnes a most interesting talk.
Mrs. L, I. F razier returned hdnu and M rs. R obert J. H o lly Jr.
ult of Holy Cross Episcopal
A delightful social period was Sunday from Rock Hill and#Abbe-; Covers were laid for Mrs. Ben
lurch will be held at .'LUO o’clock
enjoyed later in the afternoon. At villa 8, C. where she visited tel 0, Caswell, Mrs. Robert J. Holly
the Parish House.
this time the hostesses served atlves.
Wy nil W. Pottef, Mrs. J. D. Wood['ircles of the
Presbyterian chickeh sulnd, wafers and iced
tv
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i n i»ff. Mrs. Lloyd Palmer, Mrs.
urch will meet ut the following
D. and Mrs. W. B. Campbell „ h whelehel and Mrs. Ul.lge.
ices: Circle Number One, Mrs.
Members attending this meet- left \\ t-driesilny for Columlna, J*.
I>. Woodruff Chairm an, meets
r w eir Mrs. K. L. Knight, Mrs C. where they will Visit relatives
Mr. and Mrs, C. F.. Chorpening
[h Mrs. G rant Wilson, !MI Park
mes Fields, Mrs. R. E. Peuri- for a few weeks.
and daughters Miss. Helen C hat;
enue at 3:30 o'clock.
Mrs. Donald McDonald, Mrs,
petijhg and Miss Alys Chertulilnit
Circle Number Two, Mrs. L. I
.1- Kelly, Mrs. F. J{, Whittle ' Mrs. Cltarle*~¥yler, ,Mt^k W ar iettVe Friday afternoon lor*)OleVehzier chairman, m cttn w ith.M rs
‘s. Ftjlin Valise,—"Mrs, C. (1, ren TyleV imd two young dough land, Ohio where they will visit
H. McCaslin, MO Magnolia Ave
dd, Mrs. c, (i. Gannon, Mrs. L, ter* left Monday for Michigan until Augnst^i*ih.'.-ifTOnfe''- c nf 3:30 o’clock with Mrs. MeR£oKii^udWi,lJ—‘1L -Avnh-ison w hthr they wifi ft)rentFfffb^insniPf.
allnJUld Mrs." J —LI—MuCasIin ns
■x Mrs, Knfieri j .*—
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Mr. and MTs. fm g r" WniMihcl
rinity Jr. and
-jthr^^KiJIiaiusr "STr*: —
and two children leave Saturday
linhy
returned
to
their
home
at
Tie Williams, .Mrs. 11. C. Moore,
Hosti, Thursday a fte r spending for Douglas, (la. where they will
x Shimy J. Nix, Mrs. George
visit os the guests of Mrr Whcl*
lock w ith M rs. W. R. 7m
iff. Mis. II, G, Mcthvin, Mrs, a few days here with" her sister chel's parents. Dr. nnd Mr*.
p M a g n o lia A venue, w ill
J. Taylor, MrA. Charles
F Mrs. Ren D. Caswell.
Whole hel.
|h u ry and M rs . I I . C. Vi
ir-dinll and Mrs. W, II. Hand.
M
rs.
L.
P.
McCulh-r
and
Ltcsses.
The many friend*
of Miss
t hilt!i i*n left Tuesday for Elm
< l.l R E N J O Y S PICNIl
I ’iii'to N u m b e r F o u r, M rs.
t'ilv, V C. where they will visit Emily llnih-y will regret to learn
Illose c ltn irn iu n , w ill meet :
Mrs. Mi ('tiller’s
sister,
Mrs. tlint she is quite ill with an a t
An
i w e p tio n a lly
enjoyable
tack of appendicitis at Luke City.
Burk at th e home o f M rs.
Rrnoks.
soeisil a f f a ir o f th is week was th-M iss Hailey with her mother Mr*.
teens, (121 P a rk A venue
picnic g iie u W ednesday Ity M r*.
George
W. Hailey wn* cn m ute
U. S teven* and M rs. E. 1
Miss T a lle y R o ll and and niece.
D irk Hi own a t S ilv e r Luke, when
to Norfolk, Vn. when she was
L as hostesses.
M iss Frances Hoi kin d o f
W ayshe e n te rta in e d the members ol
taken itl.
|irrli< N u m b e r F ive. M is .
cross, Ga nre the. g u e s t* o f M rs.
Cure* Chilli and Fever, la*
termittent, Remittent and Bllltwa
Fever due tc Malaria.
Kill Germ Laden Flies
played and *corrs added it wn*
found that Mr*. A I*. Connelly ntn’
Mi-s. Samuel Pulcstqit w ereholder;
of highest scores. ' ' '
Refreshments
consisting
of
— tndkttnlhsm away. B»* Brand Insect P o w
der or Liquid kill*FUss, AnlvRoscbss. Poultry
U o , M otquito**,Flias. Bed Bun. and otherl»HcuWon'i .pot or ataim Uaa powd.r o«tpiaow
and pats. fCritf m /*f FREE tnttti m m t II
d..l«c.nA.uppl^w. *dlb»hlpby patclpcaiat
2(H) West' C.ore Ave,
•.■ ivtu’ir - t ;.m
u
Orlando, Florida
MI IC I’ liOl’ Mt .
* )i» ttli| k n i m l l m i
run*
«< Ipiti J<»«. m ill r r r i n l tlU rR H F l« I m r k
*f imt<*l o f l l i r l r i r n n l t l r a , W r l l r n r
li N m i r 13113 f o r I r r * I l i r m l u r r n m l
’*•(•%la111| 11iiiia
ll r Jiiaritk I 'n ru lN lln w c ll
f lir
11m i n i l
S n n ltn rln m .
*«n W\
l i u r r %%r . I t r l n m l o * K i n
it
uti«(rt>*lii(p<itUiiil nml
rrrinl
l l u rf i n r i^
*. ** uV n r r Btrlflmf ■fitrnillil rr*nltM In i b r r r i m i t n l ul niiilr« nml
•khi r n i t t f n N> tlir »i*r i*f n m r r n i r n i n l ■mu ni)l> nml r l r r l r l r l l >.
Hialeah —Work will begin ROOI!
«m seawall nt Golden Reach.
DOLLAR DAY
. Jun*T"-e(lth
1
M u ff c h a irm a n , w ill mi
pi >ii lock w ith M r-. J, \
r. IIS M a g n o lia Avenue,
|s, W h itn e r and M r*. J. W,
luisteses.
[ ir < l- N u m b e r S ix, M is ,
mhley ch a irm a n , w ill mi
|n o'clock nt the home ->!
□in- W illis , 1IIU7 P alm ettn
in le N u m b e r E ig h t, Mr- i M
J c h a irm a n , w ill meet nt
•
in k w ith M rs. H nlu-ii A. < d r .
West F ifte e n th Street
id i- N u m lie i N u n . M i- . • l\d e
ii lim it m an.
w ill im ei
w it,
R alph
SleVi-iis.
13UH Mag
tn Avenue
Si -mess W o m e n s * ird i-.
Mis-T u rn e i ih a irm a n , w ill meet
s u it o 'clock w it h M i
* h iirh - •
I' w e ll J r.. 2201 S .io f- 'i'i V\<‘
w ith M rs. I’ o w i'il. M rs I *
. - it iil and Mr--, .lame
M-mgi
,i- lioslcswe*.
n<- ( ircle s t-i thi- I i. - t \ | e t i i I i Inn i i i w ill iiieei
at
3 in
- - 1. at the fo llo w in g p la ce *:
iii It* n u m b e r one. M r* T F
am,* i-hairm au, meet w ith .M i.'I lln y n i-i., fills M y itle A venue,
Ii .tlrs. H a y * and V is . I . It
lb-r as hostesses.
'in -le N up-hei T w o. M rs. .1. A
gets e lia irm a ii. m eet* w ith M rs
1-1 y, W est F irs t S tre e t, w ill.
t . D m sey and M r*. Rogers ip
IterSCX,
u rcle N u m b e r T hree, M r*. W
Raines ch a irm a n , meets w ith
K W. P. F ields at “ The G ables."
'in le N u m b e r F o u r, M rs. II. 11.
kppt’U c-linirm an. meets w ith
s. Bessie H u lc h in s o ii in Rose
tin- B rid g e Luneheon Club.
I be members met nt the home
" f tile hostess at m i e a rly hotu
and m otoied out to the lake in a
hotly. A t one o'cloi k a delicious
p a n ic him In-.-o tens served a fte r
w hich several
progressions o f
brid g e wen- played.
W hen
the
gi-m i's had been concluded it was
f"tin d th a t the highest score among
the clu h mem bers had been pmde
by M rs. R ra x to ii It. lla g g e t
w ho!
W. T, W heeled* and
M iss
Whet-lex* ut 1lidi Ilium-
Sarah
nil Hal
A venue.
received a cnh-m lar o f salads. F or
h a v in g scored the
m ost
am ong
the guests. M rs. K n im t t t
M cC a ll
was given a lemon dish and fo rk
L a te r
in the
a fte rn o o n
the
g u e s t* enjoyed s w im m in g
nm l
b o a tin g ,
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R ia l
Match Summer Frocks
I
•
Sheer chiffons and semi-service weights are typical of these
very special hosiery selections now" offered at The Yowell Co.
Chic summer styles are shown and colors embrace all the much
wanted litrlit shades Ask to see these now.
Corselettes
Phoenix All
Mi*.-Tom W. Jones and young
-in Donald leave Sunday for New
York where tln-v will he th e;
guests of Mrs. .1. C. Maurer Sr
ut her home on Riverside Drive
until June Id. when they will j
■mil on the S. S. “ Homeric’' for |
England where they will spend •
three month*. Mrs. June* will nlso (
visit in Paris before re tu rn in g ,
home.
Chiffon
remarkable value with
Pequot top and Profile Heel
......... all colors.
A
Phoenix Semi-Service
Weight
Corselette.s or Combina*
t i <
>it .*, Wrap-arounds,
front lace and back lace,
Step-ins and Scantiest In
a variety of models and
sizes certain to find fovurt .
ask to see them
C orrect Styl
This Selling!
$2.00to$7.50
than the
T HISusualStilekind—farformorehereimportnnt
are shoes— all
is
late in styles—and in selections wide enough
to suit nearly every woman.
Profile heels and a wide
choice of li^ht shades from
which to pick
SALE OPENS FRIDAY
MORNING 8 O’CLOCK
liix-U' Number Five. Mr*,
pdmlscr chairman, meet*
k W .S . Hand, 1301 Park
. with Mr*. Hand, Mrs.
lire* and Mia* Chapmn
Itcascs.
[irdc Number Six. Mrs. 1
Fiiskell chairman, meet*
Silk Undies
SH.00 Shoes Now
'///?•
1r*. Charles L. Park* an-l
»ll son leave Sunday for Ma, On. where they will visit a*
guests of Mr. and Mrs. C. L.
k* Sr.
$1.50 Service
Hose At
LD CORNS COME
■FBY THOUSANDS
$2.00 “Chiffon”
(Black Heel)
Van Raalte
All Silk
Chiffon
All Silk
Chiffon
Hose
Thi *
splendid
hose is remark
ably priced . . .
summer shades
[Jotible pointed
and pointed heels
light shades . . .
an unusual value
Unusually good values in.,
Bloomers, Teds, Step-ina
Skirts nnd Slips will be^
found ut prices rang-'
Ing from
Tre.’ttleasys” Not On Sale
flL> / - ;-
v ijb a o u
ExquisiteShm
xqulsiteShrM's
TIG Magnolia
Group I
Dresses
Light Shades T o
Group II
Dresses
$4.1 5
qA -*«n. - f
f-rr
' *!▼
.•
Sar.ford, Fin,
Florsheim
Shoes For
Men
r-
Group III
Dresses
i A j f j Millinery
$ 1 .9 5 t o $ 2 .9 5
Florsheim
Shoes For
Men
|
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t
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I.tsr =K
n
L\ • _y*
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tireatIy-Arou'se(l'Ovcr
] Cabinet,Candidate’s,
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ssre r» »
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Precinct
Senate
MARTIN
TRAMMEL
...:
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*,
v r.o
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4U ”433
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Congress— . *
OWEN
SEARS
170
66
Governor—
•CARLTON
CARSON
CATTS
HATHAWAY
TAYLOR
ft 27 33 *038
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12IX
947
l
Wltl Decide Upon Their Own Outriders 6 f Farm RtH»|
G a th e r In Kansas Ciw
- Platform When Republicans
Demanding A Plank
Have DisclosedWhatPlanko
Will Be Of Aid To F
They Will Um For Appeals
701
374
WASHINGTON, Juno 7’— (IN S ) • KANSAS Cl^Y, June i
—The Democrats arc sittin g tig h t firs t rum bles of a major
while the Republicans stag e thoiv over th e Republican platfota
show a t Kansas City. By the time tbe J92B campaign werf L,
the Democrats g ath er a t Houston, here today as spokesmen f«*i
Caftplrgllci-—
June 80, th e :Republican nominee A g rarian Midwest launched
will have been fs«lWtod. . u t mi
t riva fo r a McNnry-Haugen &
W ith b u t’k faW cohtests slated) slicf plank.
rim
t
the DemoWntlC' National" Cowmit-t. ( D utri)!ers of the farm rj
tec \VllU n o t !have tb ^m c^t1 fai* Iti'
,
ComtnUsIbucr A griculture—*
. 1*»
advance of the convention ns<!the firmy,' which will assemble
91 24 30
503
iltth totfs MAVo'
Republican committee did. So fa r from every agricultural i
19 10
9
•SPA It KM AN
only two contest notices have Irero outspoken in tlemardi^(
It. 'C; No. 1—
been filed, with a probability, plartk pledging the Itepulfc
however, th a t a few others will f a r t y to the enactment of |
is ?
PlJlfcWtS
come along later. There are eon*
WELLS
277
.W S f l tt t G T p j j j
tests In the Canal Z6n« delegating relief legislation, coatalnln*
l.r enm age nf the -presi* ; It. -(*. No. 2—
1
' 1'
th..tST*
e ’ m xajor
l
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*
}
■
nnd in Philadelphia: whc?e ih ar^ es equalization fee feature t
—! 10 32
0
10 . 40' .it 58 20
ANDERSON
' 1 ~
1
have been mnde of an alleged com P resident Conlidge vetoed,
denlftiV WoMliiiitions hum anely ac
i)
— 1 2 23 —
5
CASSIDY
1 7
Jt»I 15
4| 20
bination of Dem ocratic’ and Vaire drfvc, popular though it mij
complished in n scries of m inor
--—
— i 12 .12
28
ft
i
EATON
|1 34 ; 23
1«| 11
Republican forces. This charge In the Midwest, appears ibo
— -I
operations in widely separated
7 —
1
2
HARGRAVES
4
1 “
o 15
11 ■I
>i
w a r fit at laid beforo the Senate to defeat.
ataten durhig the Inst sis months,
Presidential Funds Committee.
Aside 1 from this (arm
‘•politicians look for tin* prjr.ilpal
The nbovr* report has been prepared by repre sentalives of Tho Ilernhl and is not official. It
Clcin L. Shaver, chairm an of the f ig h t,' th ere appeared no
Democratic National Committee, clouds on the platform hora
b u rstin g of blood vessels u t Knq* Is complete in nil precincts except No. I and wlier e the blanks ap p ear In Precincts No. 2. No. .'I and No.
now at his hom e in Fairm ount, P arty lenders, delegates,
sasCity and Huston In thu m x i fi. And in the governor’s rnce it js complete in N o. 1. ■
,
West Virginia, plnns to leave to- even the farm
repmen
^few* dnys In tlte feverish Inhorr. ________________________________
n tq rro w ^ ^ jio u s to a
woro^ agreed thnt the ’ ptatf*
o f pifttforin building.
1~
i
’
“
" 7
with
Conven- shoilicl" contain laudatory i
* •’The g re a t nnfety valve p f . ‘‘on) J u n u u ^ .)^ *v»* 4u.( l ^ dark
4 lo « -o fficers. HcaHs not jeapagtep '<;nce to' Conlidge' policies
♦American
polities," eclebrqled( ue»s, )n*V >w£tnfi» down dropped I >
fh'e committee pledges to continue them thru
Iritiah historian! once called the n:i knees fit lend the -committc
^m
ee
tin
g
linCtf
next
week.
another fo u r years. All w«trt
trenuous a nd Involvod p y cyja^m.' kMM>£*- for divine 'intorvcnrio
■,:*T?5rirr InTercsi centeK’(TTn*the l-gce lxtwCCn-Iuhn G. X eonanly
n r i h e "nomination race, the accord upon other subjects,
«|u(h'rfr*flp.TdUr-.jrenrs w ninjnfgji
~7Uti'uniy
*
ninPW r E. W hite fo r the office of county prosecutor. Indications Democrats are faced by « sltUa- particu lar stress laid upen
llutlurw u, - Cal
Alneima
.....
21
1287
59
l
Tint
now are that Mr. Lconurdy won by thirty-one votes, one of the clos- tinn som ewhat analogous to th a t Republican brands of ns:
•I
IS
com
m
ittee
m
eeting
of
nt_uCIlui—o|M*ratlons will [ I [ill
Baker
of the Republicans. W hercns in prosperity
-III
44
..
I
.7!)
and governnd
!»
e^t races in this election.
b e the same im lins ruled in pnrty th a t the. Republicans for the
Lay
3°S
Kansas City it is H erbert Hoover economy.
. . 11
to
1
In
ni
time
in
American
history
dragged
veonvenliona fltre/ifty yenrs, bu t it
Bradford
ag ain st the field, in Houston it is
.7. .*
.
1 * 308
-III
35*
The farm relief plapk hovs
Ha tradltjpnul th a t every quadrcii- slavery from -the limbo o f political Brevard
*»*
.. .
Gov. A1 Smith against n loosely- dqveloped dissension among
273
9
71
13
unmentionables.
Jt
was
in
the
full
mlum w itnesses now and unim agin
Broward
knit combination of other candi ty lenders ami delegates,
. . 11
520
35:
I21H
152
■ablo m anifestations of tho accom committed m eetings of HUG th a t
Calhoun
dates.
......
1
28
(l
i
sides threatened to carry
7
America
first
kci
jously
reached
panying fire nm| thunder.
C harlotte
.. _
8
421
-tot
Smith is fa r out in fro n t In fig h t to th e floor of tl a* lord
375
115
S trung men fa in t when their herself on the World W ar. It was C itrus
•J•*>
... .
pledged and instructed delegates, tion, if defeated in the comai
!
.
4
179
101
HI
,‘plank for tho, compulsory teaching here, four years Inter, th at prohi Clay .
so fnr, in fact, th at his supporters on resolutions, which drafts
11
535
51
1
(ilk
ft
l
of E speranto is rejected by the i bition was culled for the first time
50
435
claim he has the nomination sewed platform . In the end, il apjeti
.
7
:tr>
0
C om m ittee on Resolutions. .Nervou ( everything it has since been called. Collier
(Continued
from
page
One)
(CnMtimii’d from jingi* 1.)
Cotuinliiii
11
up
already. Rival candidates, nnd the convention itself will fa
10KU
518
770
300
'
women grow calm nnd full of muse | At the sunset of the Fourth Day Dade
\lowed with alarm by Mr. l)o- county commissioners.
particularly Senator Jam es A. w hether tho Republican phtfi
27
4121
28 10
•I'd2 t
-187
m they nppcal for a Departm ent j if alt differences have not been Dc Soto
rm-.i
• *)
i :io
370
ft.*7 C(it tl’H who said it would autom at- [ Senator J. J. Parrish, running Itced of M issouri,' dispute this shall call fo r another MrXi
of M aternity w ith a chief in tin ironed out in the full com m ittee the 1tixio
1
99
Hit
02
fill i rally prevent the m unicipality 1 today had swamped P. W. Roberta. vigorously, and contend they will Haugen Bill or support the Pi
jPrcaidcnt’s . cabinet. A gentlem an dissatisfied minority m eets ut eve 1)(IV!ll
5207
2228
;
imi2
2o
idrnt by pledging the party dx
105
fimii m teling Its obligat'nns on his opponent, three to one. Parrish be able to" shop Smith.
ning
to
fram
e
its
substitute
plank
from N ebraska would abolish day
Eseuiabia
27
1028
I 155
Among^ Southern ^delegates u n ly to “adequate farm relief
lo w
DO time, thereby resulting iii default for re-election to the state senate,
■light saving by national flat, am! and minority report, and the Fifth Flagler
t
mi
favorable to Smith there is n d is islation,”
353
1flit
ft'l
■'tho professor front I’eaw it College Day brings the fight to the con
of payments and “ruining the with two precincts incomplete in cernible movement afoot to rally
:•
Frunlilin
97
59
ft
H
F orm er Senator Charier &
demands a strong declaration f<" ventional floor.
ritv's credit forever."
Seminole nnd Brevard Counties, behind Rep. Cordell Hull of Ten son of Iown, was another
GaiRdcu
!IOi
580
1
1
ns
i
•11
I
‘tho m etric system in weights am!
A ftir disposing of the question Gilchrist
Il<> described the receiver’s a c has .1,21*1, while Roberts hus only nessee. It has
<»
fir.i;
295
gained
some west lender declaring in fsvw
121
40
(m easures.
presented in the m inority report, Glades
tion
as p art of a policy to “e te r 1.1 Oft.
strength because of Reed’s inft on "qnuatizntlon'-fce” plank,
7
218
I
(Jit
71
j
W riting P latform s
the »■• nv'rnlurn approves the m ajor Gulf
nally, ruin tho city'' and said it
h
110
ok
97
Doyle ('nrltori , gubernatorial bilily to defeat Smith in any p resi have Mod too many gcnenl
7:»
i The m en who w rite lit*’ plat ity report atm tin- p arty is then
could not possibly help Mr. . A-sh.
>»;■*
Hamilton
0
10
HI
70:1
” 0
Doyle"'
Carlton,
gubernatorial dential prim ary in which they in th e farm relief planks d
forms arc selected , by the causes I ready to proceed with nom inating Hardee
d a f t in his effort to rollon his
■1
have met. Senator Simmons, the p ast,” said Rnwsnn. “We J
I
O
K
IS
of the sta te delegations, during uirididali'*.
( hiihim and would only “em barrass favorite in Seminola County. Ho veteran North Carolina leader, is have a plnnk this year, ilnla
Hendry blank
tho two or three days immediately
Bring on (lie liens. Now is the lliitinm i,,
Polled I,hi it votes against H atha
:»
.721
3 19
ftp*I llu> city."
drum m ing up Hull sentim ent.
:oi|
for adequate farm relief thm
proceeding the assem bling of tin- time for til! good men to <*mc to
The city attorney expressed firm way's 050, mm C atts I2K, Taylor
Highlands
11
not
321
3.01
The Demnernts, like the Re tho medium
nf an equallm
20
•H52
‘convention. Each delegation de tile aid of tin ir party.
belief th at the petitions to block leeched 2*10 and Carson 70.
t h Jlsli'Utni}rh
48
hs,.rt
publicans,
are
confronted
with
a
2191
fit
02
fee
or
its
equivalent.”
02
sifrimtes one of its num ber for lit*
'11a I'.i'i tii' i'ioe* held la t night
i’V-* the Mile would be di nied but de*
l ’20il
C. W. Entzm nigcr, running for sharp fight over the platform .
Hi
13 M
2ti0
From the llmiver suppe
••iii
tw *
Committee or\ Ilcaulutinnu. The lull i c.minded with criticism of the Holme:,
exil'd the proposed action because thp_K)atr^ legisjat^jrn, was tme, uf The prohibition Issue will figure came un entirely different
indi.tn
Itiv
rr'
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t
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;
*
•
•
*
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4 1 1 » ‘ i L , J>
J 414
eommittoo Is called together foi erihinet eandidet • itid tie inn nils fi*T
of its cffiS'l m preventing the
*’;i
1891
1092
drys diction’. Form er Senator Hid
tin !
21
* 7 I municipality from m eeting interest tho outstanding ; winners, more prominently. The ardent
organization the day the enliven the nom inalion nf .aiiie one whose Jut ki-on
:tr.r.
Jefferson
.
4
*
kill
K
:i::u
',1 is ami prim-ipal paym ents on .1ply I complete returns show. He id - want n prohibition plank of surli P. E rnest, of Kentucky, wn f l
.tlon opens, with the Chairm an of name is md anathem a to the Core
Lttfavcilu
4
236
sweeping character th at it would spoken in denouncing the
178
•t
27U
v ftO
•'the N ational Committee as the Kelt.
He called attention l” the foot ceived 1,355 votes against Lord’s uA barrass Smith because of his proposal for a “MeNarylln
1 ok..
7
5ft
77
lit
2
<
’
•
255
ftom pom ry presiding officer. The
Due m cctinc war attend* I large
that the refunding bunds are iden M*l. L. P. Hagan, ranning for wet views.
“0
1053
219
705
plank."
Hi
i\l)7
[full committee selects its perm.i ly h\ the Mlppolters ol J.uv bn, 11.d’ t.Jf1
tical with two lilo' ks of bonds that the legislature in tne other group
19
050
509
The farm relief issue, while less
ttlfl
0
711
■tient chairm an and then appoints Diiwe. and Watson. They debated
lias
more
than
a
300
vote
lead
over
have already b- <n sold and wh iso
1ji-vy
ii: v
tr
acute among llu* Democrats than
103
i:t
11
\h" subcommittee, usually of mi: the p le s |n rt- of <ut tying tbo fight
legality bad been passed upon Lyles and (Hit) vote lyad over the Republicans,
l.ilu
i'y
,
blank
may
prove
.ruoro than huif a dozen members, uvi r the Fo.itle rn em ti is to the
I’earm
an,
Hagan
bar
1,275;
Lyles
j by- the emu is and New York hood
Madison
290
til
i!
troublesome.
However,
if
the
12
579
17
io actually write the tent of tin credi minis <*ii>inptt<>c and to tin
01U, nnd Peal m an OH*.
| experts.
Manati
IK
R’l2
farm b elt’s demands ore not met
t (.17
.12
\
ain't*
Dougbiss,
running
for
.platform .
eon vent ion li ,elf, if t,. eessary, thu Mai ion
*IO
| Th
190
7p..
ddd
. it"
re-election as circuit court clerk, at Kansas City, the Democrats
Tho;
Bulreoieiuittee iiinduet: appealing fiom, the dcMsiuii of the
som e Ip*etc.I replies
.Mat
i
in
7ni
8
Idu
M!i
has a lead of 500 over bis closest may be able to capitalize on the
12
I public hearing:: on a many eon- mitiomil i in m ittii. Ma.it ol tho-e
i mis-ioui-rs Fi ank L.
Mollloe
8
jM
901
opponent.
Doughms
has 1,100; agrarian unrest with a farm pro
IKK
:12
itfovorsial subjects as tiie.e will pr ini •
i i iavor of d dug
WASHINGTON. June 7-<H
iS . O. Chase.
Niii. -.ini
Mens KOI, and T1 rusher, 773.
12
ftj.2
220
gram th at is more satisfactory
In I
12
(Mlrtuit, generally two or three ib'- pile lb i
“
Whut
goi.d
will
nil
monkey
—An
exhuustivo investigation
( •kllil HI- ,t
In
the
race
for
county
judge,
19
1*91
iiHi
1312
to the Middle West.
11
\$nya. It is this stage of the oper Barely lin» a
| httsinuiis dy >*'U, anyway 7“ Mr. Khnron has oiled u)» a two to one
charges
th a t
posimnsttni
1 l.ci rllol.i c
::
ih
7
Senator
Robinson
of
Arkansas,
122
ation which afford ti e g n at safel; e-iiiei i:t. a o,
it*
*1(1
|
Miller
naked,
and
then
followed
it
lead
over
K.
A.
I!
Wilkinson.
‘ >l?uigo
have
been
bought
and
snl*l it
I
I
I
1
...
.
.
minority
leader,
is
expected
to
be
1520
2KK 1
| ll.Hd
h :i
I'VBlvc of the American political ay- i inipitlt’c nr
1 with the ichcincnt
statem ent , .,i on mis 1, 12K to
. 1 ..(*!,»
South
was
promised
l"2iy
10
71
1
1
lnM,n
1
5
1
named
perm
anent
chnirmnn
of
the
H
IK
v
709
,
m
111
tom. Many a cause finds a Court lint t< i'.
DDK.
I
that
“
I
’ll
-it
here
till
Hell
freezes
Senator
Brookhart
UD
of I
I'.ilni
It.','i.
li
190S
I0S5
.70
convention,
the
post
held
in
1U24
1022
255
k.52
Only a t tho party conventions. And
Aputhcr tnevliiig was held by Ha....
A, Vaughun has a tflu vote lead
HI
2IO
05 |
tioo
.15
i,n:i oyer before I'll pay a dam cent to over Joe Chittenden, his closest by Senator Walsh of Montuna. chairm an of the special i^
m any a cause is continued from anti ergimizalion ltepublii aii.s fimn
the Seminole County Bunk.'’
.‘it*
Claude G. Bowers, New York edi g atin g cmmittcc* named by
451
1215
7:il
.10
IM7
generation by one day of trium ph Texas, who bad gone down i i I’m.llus
" It's nothing but highway rnh- opponent (or lux assessor. Vau
foil,
.
li
1
i
103
ill!)
7
•II! Dory," exclaimed Com m issioner ghan lias 1,101; Chittenden, 070, torial w riter, is keynoter and tem Senate.
ini every four years. The gold :>t»n rnudiing d< b at in the eonimiltee
The com m ittee will get i
.. 20
99 l
li<»7
7 lib
and Killiee, 554. T. W. Lawton ban porary chairm an.
Hat
17
•dard -is-abolished, freig h t rnlci a few bourn earlier. It, ton, wo Putnam
Kaiiij, I;.. .
way shortly a fte r tho Itcpub!
11
:nr.
|i Chase when Mr. A shcraft bad defeated Mrs. May Belle Max
ilf.O
77«r»
27
t«rp wlpod out, education ruviluliz nltemkit by pn-linans of I.owden, S ane ..la
finiehed outlining ln» position.
Nutionl Convention and will*
111
5 11
h:.’2
10 l it
well for superintendent of public
-J7
.10 7
. ed with the mere reading of a brief Davvia, Wat-mi and Curtis. Beji.
The haul: ri • ivi r protested and
tlnue its inquiry all ilurirf
5.
linn.do
12
073
•7 *•«
1220
■Ift
Hi)! the CornmisMiniei' returned with | instruction by mere than two to
iftom the National Association to Balpb I). Cole, on Ohio delegate,
summer, Brookhart said. “Wi
S’.. .t.dins
:t
11 :
one. John Meisch, running for ref1
hi;
i Do Somothing Nmv. ('rim e is addressed this gathering.
JI
fl another spirited statem ent.
o r'th e re is any merit in
St. Lu. „.
election to the county Commission,
ft
28:
77
410!
K
it
checked \yith much pounding <m
"W e waul,’ said Itep Cole, “ A
"You are holding a pistol to | I oiled 2,250 votes against Rabun's
charges thnt public offices
*1
:i
12
17
2:1
hi
‘tho com m ittor table and tbe nation i lllldidnle \i|ln has beiui a life-bmp Sinr f••i
our
heads and try in g to fore is us 530. Frank l.v.nts, with 1575
Niiwuilc
.
been bnrtercd away in the* 3<
«
.
i
341
705
H’dij
ifciven a nevv lease on life by tbe Bepoliliean, a man traiiied m par
JO
II
to pay," lie said.
votes, hus more than the com
1 do not know, hut if the t
310
12!)
III
tf’lit infinitives of n plant, adioca ty battle , an! a man who only n- 1.-i> lor
I
1 17
bined vote of iii* two opponents,
‘•‘Let ’em shoot
<'nii'ii
C. M. Hogg, form er Altomonte are tru e the thing out to I*
..
ft
229
207
ng a garden in every bail.yard.
0 in
7
2d Miller.
turned from littglaud eight v at
Douglass ami Bullard. S, F. Long Springs m arshall charged with ed out," suid Brookhart.
\ o!ii ia
12
1102
390
lldft
Finished Dnrunient
HI
117
■;i|'ll, mill who lievC’f lias been ;■ Wuknlln
lias a 200 vote lead over J. T, the slaying of Joseph Cone last
Mayor
E.
F.
llousliobieg
w
ant
"The committee will go W
8
1
18
015
Through
with
the
pnblii
b<
:n
121
J
ft
HJ ed to know why tho receiver MeLuin, his opponent for Kilbee's
win l.i r iii tip. iauks.
August, was acquitted last night every phnsa of the mutter
WldtMII
17
■195
loo
igs, the dinftiug soli romuiitei
50
o
IS
In another lintel. Senator Wat
wouldn’t wait for thy courts to place on the county commission.
7.'»
taken a typew riter into oxoiutnc son w« bolding forth on the me x \\ u-lniigtoii
1.787
•fdft
2K
choice by a jury in the circuitc ourt after gives all sides an opporturitj
1 :i
decide tin* suits in New York be* I Tabula! inn of second
votes will lu* necessary to un slightly more than 30 m inutes’ de be heard." The Investigation,
t notion lute in the afteriUMin el poitiiiiey "/ the grain h It pi I(<
fore taking bis action, and called tangle the snarl in the justice id liberation.
suiting from the Joint denut*
in -Third Day. brood, an I snarl- I’llbln no ti.reKi in November. If
I!*,1130 „32,7H2
10,001
1 ,0,10 211,.loo
attention
to
the
fact
thu
these
Senators
H arris and Oeorft.®
The
case
hud
consumed
two
the
|jfnr.f
and
constable
race.
For
And drinks btmk coffi-e m u pill a
Hie i ^invent mu next week names .
suits involved same oT the claims, justice, Chaffer, according to lulc days, g etting under way Saturday ocrats, of Georgia, will t*
.!fu lo g y all through the nigi^t, amt i undulate iinpepiilnr in tlm Mts.i
which the receiver had mentioned. returns, is leading by a few votes. morning. Taking of evidence was firs t ever conducted in this n
ifo emergea with the .on of lb.' i: ippi Willey be warneil, I hero
cds during 1027 federal teserve
“The more refunding
bonds Herndon is second. In tin* con completed yesterday morning and
I t was b ro ught about largtll
with the greatest Am will be trouble ahead in Novemnotes am ounting to S2,l 02,li7 t,- you issue, the more you are stable'^ race, It. C. Wilcox has a
argum ents of counsel followed the sensational suicide of
erle aa institution, the patty plat In-r.
tioo at n cu.it or (J.O’.M.Kl»—«r .n, pyram iding
your
obligations lead of more than *200 votes over The ju ry took the case about 4:40 Peterson, postm aster at Ikm
form ;
and our post I ion gets worse,’’ Mr. L. A. Tate, hut t h e . rem ainder of nnd returned shortly o fter 6:00 Gk., who left eorrespondcxT
average
cost
of
HP
cents
p,,r
$1,*
r W eary eyed und brain weary
CON I BSSFK ItOltliKBV
the votes are so scattered th at
Which
tho ' Georgia
000," Miiil Coxcy’. "T ry to liorr >\v Ashcraft replied.
tho d raftin g com m ittee submit
counting of second choices will be o'clock.
"By
July
1
limit*
of
us,
will
have
bared
charges
th at the joh
Two
brothers
of
the
slain
man
subm its its d ra ft to tho full com
necessary.
HAMMOND, lml.,
dune
7.
WASHINGTON.
June
7— siime of it, nud seo bow much per
were among the witnesses for the, brought and-sold. Republics"
m itteo on reuidutigns, plank by — (IN S )—C harles .Veal,ley, one of — (IN K )—-A new m aicb on W ash S '.000 it will cast you* My bill any positions if we don’t meet
our obligations,'’ re tupped the
committeemen e*r*<*
prosecution while Hogg took the lofttl
plonk. Here again m inorities find
/ii
MISSING CHILD FOUND
F,Yr. a voice. “ Wo denounced in mi Hit' aix men held with two women ington of “Coxey's urmy*’ pi the would extend this privilege to the* muynr.
will come under th e scrutiny «
stand
in
his
own
behalf
to
1
relate
b>* police since Sunday, broke
•*iThey haven’t got a leg to
committee.
’*.
m easured term s," becomes at tin- down and eonfes-ed here today to unemployed may l>) made a fte r ull. people."
MEMPHIS, TENN* June 7 - a shooting In self-defpnsc.
stand on nnd th n t’s th e reason (IN’S )—John Leo, 7*yrar old for
George
A.
DeCottes^
represented
hands of tho full cvmmjUee,’’ We participating in sir hank robberies. Gen. Jacob K. (’ox*-v ol Massillon,
they are try in g to effect this do*
w
*
whom a soulhaidp seat eh has been the defendant und S ta te ’s 'A ttor Motor CompanyHea
■
**,c tem lrticy.’* Here is He named I-’d Meadows, Rohcrly o , wluj rvy’uritly stofld pn fjic tlapi- Steamer Reports No
lay," jgijd Commissioner Miller carried on for seven wocks, hufc ney1 Millard 0. Smith was assisted
achieved tho m oderation, compro- V» heat ley-a ml bid Axe, till of whom Ini ste)is prclaiuilng a victory for
‘ 1* *
Riaps -.yblstead 4
been found. Police discovered the by A ttorneys A. Q.-Hack Jttid M.
re stra in t which aro the are held by Hammond police, ns his “ free -niflnFy" ’’cril'mtlc a fte r Trace Of Lost Italia in vigorous tones.
In reply to n question 1>y Mpy- cTiTRT iiC U I^ u std a y r of blk Step R- Rratio! 7 of Oriando...*'oJ|owing
.peculiar charoetcrirdirj-. of A nuri ids companions.
35 years, has found th at the ecle
NEW YORK,1 June 7 - ( I ^
LONDON,1 Jurtd 7—(INS) — or Housholdcr, the receiver suhl fath er, Ju ly v W. Wilson, sales* tho case, Judge Wallace W,
jran polities, lie n ;
the
plutbratiun was pivm ature.
,
the failure of the city to pay Its man.
W-right- recessed court Until OjSO Disaster, possibly- oven re1* 1
The
steam
er
Uraganza
which
war
iform is built cuntnia by comma,
A fter 'winning n fnv'oi'Iildc ViiJ)-,
YOUTH SHOT T o DEATH
Ilea i tn tho wake of pn>b*
indebtedness to
the
Seminole
o’clock Wednesday m orning..
th every shade of opinion nnd
connuiltec rAjinrl bh a inodified (lu u tercd by the Italian Govern: C ounty Bank had retarded Its i t Mrs. JiVjljwn, the child's mother,
believes
John S. Roakob, <
tif Coklwtrten Miss*, fearing her
ng, every condition of life,
BE IDS VJ U .L \ N.
June 7 .- form of I,is bill ko.prnylde lugnpy meat tn search for the missing liquidation cnnsidt'i'ably, and said
man of the finance commitw
JEWELER
ROBBED
liuslmnd'H
mind
Was
unbalanced
edery-nchool of- econrimlc ami poli (1N S)—Jimk Dove, -22 of
the u t tho cost of print ini' lie aaf the1 dirigible Itnlin, has radioed that It the purpose o t th e 'su it is to keep
General Motors, who, dsar**
asked police throughout the south
tical thought In free piny against Mountain Hill v ("(immunity, near m easure smothered in the banking
CHICAGO, June 7— (IN S )— affiliation with the nation*!
cvpry- o th er for its own udvnnee- tlm North Crrollha-V lrginiu state and currcnVy ennuuittvo and today has reached Am sterdam Island, (the city, from showing preference to be on th e , lookout fo r the
child following his disappearance. John Woht, wealthy jeweler, was sociation ag ain st prohibition. >
Spitsbergen hut ha:i found no trace lo its creditors.
m^nt,- The clnnc-ntH In him are sn line, was shot to death today went on the w arpath.
Wilson tuiB I>ucn returned to kldnapril by two bandits as he ly touches liquor.
mixed 'indeed th at all the world during n fam ily ipiarrel. Dove’s
P rying loose the secrets of the of the airship, a centra) dispatch
In a letter to Col. Patnf*
SEARCH
FOR
PLANE
Mississippi
to face a charge of left hia Oak Park home early to
itlg k t stand up and say, “This is father-in-law , Ike S ta rr, 5(1, was committee room, Gen. C arey de* from King’s Ray stated today* Tho
Louiavllle, Ky.
day, forced to drive to hla comp Callahan,
wife
desertion
while
the
lad
wa»
tbo United S tates."
being held for the rrim ?, according d a re s th at he found out the names m essage from the B ragauza added
any’s store on Madison S treet, crusader, Ratkob oeta forth
NORWALK. Conn., June 7— turned over to his mother.
, B ut the softening o f adjectives to a report received lien*.
of ull who helped to kill his id * th at it was proceeding northward (IN S )—A frantic search under the
near the “world’s busiest com er,” a s 'a good Citizen and the
and the distribution of scmi-colons
form Hefofo the hill wos consider despite the heavy Ice-packs.
adm it his kidnapers, and watch of twelve children, he fs^61^
handicap of a steady 'n o rth e a st
A L A B A M A ' HIT U Y R A I N S
fa no t the end of the full commit;
ed, the “gencrur* announced th at
TR A FFIC DEMORALIZED
Tho Italia’s h an g ar at King’s wind anil rain end ’d fruitlessly tothem floe w ith thousands of dol vocation of th s d ry law*. ^
te c ’s labors of the fourth day,* for
if Congress failed ,to act la* would Kay is being ditm antlcd ami stow dny, hours a fte r resident* hud re
t
BIRMINGHAM, Ala., June 7 lar* worth of gems.
point* o u t in hi* letter thi*
here It Is, also, th a t tho prufoum! KIR.MINGIIAM, Ala., June ft— take u referendum am ong ft,000,- ed aboard the C itta Di Milano for ported seeing a plane plunge into — (IN S )—Alabama . today took
one
can atgdy th e r^»ulu j
. and vital issues of the p arty are (I N S )— Railroad traffic in South- 000 unemployed to
determ ine shipm ent back to Ituly when hope the harbor last nigh’.. According to stock of its losses believed to
Tam pa—Italian C lub' of- West e ig h u en th Amepdmsnt
generally shouted out. I t wan at trn Alhbamn was demoralized us w hether the march yvould be made, is *h finitely .given, up for. General those vh p witnessed the episqdo total sfevcral thousand, dollar*, Tampa will e r e c t 1 100,Dot) now roinlng
tOi thy goneluiion t®
this stago th a t' the g re a t “ Gold tbe result of incessant rain s d u r lu a report to bis.lcouslltueuUr", ’U m berto Nubile am| hln crewj hi
plane rinded thu city und drop* as the result of I wd days steady h&tne a t corner o f Sprqce Street adm inistration has begu. >
Plank” o f the Hepublicun conven ing the last 2*1 hours. Several It* raid llmt ho would be pn tin* 17.' Tho Haifa’ h a s *nd£ ‘been 'h'ftffd M)c,
rainfall over ‘the entire
atat*. ■nd ^Howai'd'Avenue.
plete failure. ,.**The m*"
jipd jttUi thg wqtcr.'
q
tion ia W w as finally w ritten,
railroads reported train s six to
b when Congress convenes mod from fo r more than ‘II RiiybC'Tht
leaving in its wake ruined crops,
probfbMeh taw ^f" /fho '
H 'W Ur) an J'rayed |
highways,
crippled . P A H O K E ^ F K ^ T i o w e r and the apirit of * intolerance
«ight hours
lute. Consld era ils
■oonriib ring tbo. qucsti«it .of' In Norwegian ieirboot Hofbby was exjGRERN CP.VE. 6FR iN U 6-C 'lay dam aged
«-lt
a t Olis stag a o f the Dfiini.
ferendum f j r the march: "The IH'ct' d a t King’s Bay today to aid -4 ?t)f\ty fftfUters harvesting banner, railroad communication and de
lying th eir ^dbptSttn. arid
BvccDob' U*
Tlfat Willayed cultivation,
k JjaiiL' iftJUmjcflKfa Sat tlm iwLniabiB* crop potatoes,
,
bound J o
JBlk-—J®i •* -• a m *
.
" 'E O r
-* 1'
W s f ip r ;
Told M e e tin g
Stop floover
10
2
12
8
40
3
19
54
j i'll/
30 15
0 . 1
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9
7
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3
—
14
20
'l l
1501
<70
428
050
261
m
HB
z\ z\ Ml
unties-
Court Action To Be SECOND CHOICE
Used To Block Sale VOTES TO P IC K
OfMunicipa! Bonds NEXT S H E R I F F
Comipittee Begii
Investigation In
Dixie Post O ffic
Former Altamonte
Springs M arshallls
Cleared Of Murder
1
‘Coxey’s Army’ May
Make A notherllike
To NatioiixS Capital
l
re
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j P E SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD. FLORIDA,) THURSDAY, JUNE 7, 1928
PA<
i 1 77j
! Sanfonl Dally Herald
fANT A D RATES
Terms:
Cash In Advance
Help Wanted—
FEDS WIN AGAIN Orlando Beaten In Broadway Sees Giants As
Extra Inning Game
FROM DAYTONA IN By
Miami Hustlers Winners In The National;
FINAL OFSERIES
Walsh Analyzes Situation
FOUR BUNCHED I
NATIONAL’S RA(
FOR HOME RUN!
Miss “Chicago”Wins
Title For Universe
UiMKoncttc Leads With Its
Wilson, llotlomley. Horns*
by Trailing; Giants Lose
To Hard Hitting
Cardinals
_
,4 71
GALVESTON, Tex., June 0.—
[lcphons ads, will be received
(IN S )—Miss Ella Van
Hucaon
patrons and collector sent
NEW YORK. June ?.— (IN S)—' ‘
otherwise
"Miss
Chlcngo,"
todaj
sensational 14 innin.q tilt from O r
mediately fo r paym ent.
Tho
only home run this season
HAVE TWO MORE OPENINGS
reigns
ns
"the
beauty
quein
of
lando here yesterday. 4 to 3, givTim e-------------------10c a 11nsFor some ambitious young men
tho
universe.”
.hat
I*
close enough to be exciting
Times — ...... ......... 8c a tins or young ladies who want to Fast Double (Mays Help To ing the Hustlers an even break In
Already selected ns the fairest
Stave
Off
Daytona
Rallieu:
Miami
.......
000
001
020
000
01—.5
;s
in
ths
National League w here
Times--------------------------7c a linelearn a good trade and get a good
Hy DAVIS J. WALSH
harass the Giants. He relieved of the American girls entered in
Stapleton
Hurls
V’
*
and Meyer hooked up In a pitching
Time ra te s on request.
Del
Blsuoncttc,
Hack Wilson, 8tm« [
position when they have become
NEW YORK. June 7.— (IN S )— them again yesterday, so maybe the international beauty pageunt
Ninth When He Gets Wild duel, nnd the Miami sta r had the
ny
Jim
Bottomloy
and R ogers
competent.
Have
situations
avail
hero
Miss
Van
lluesun
last
nighi
McGrow
is
due
to
release
another
For some reason or mnybo none
The reduced rates are for
better of the argument.
able
every
few
dayr.
If
interested
lntcrview.r
The
Iasi
one
made
him
eclipsed
40
daxiling
rivaia
for
thi
ut
nil,
broadway
has
decided
that
Hdrnsby
nre
staging
a
m erry b at
Sanford
copped
the
last
games
Diccutive Insertions.
Orlando scored In the ninth to the New York Giants are going say thut he was satisfied With the Judges’ decision as. "Miss U n i
ask for C. A. Haines at Sanford
?ive words of average length
tle
uf
circuit
clouting
honors.
U bof
the
series
wrth
Daytona
Bench
knot tho count, and they battled to win the Nntkir.al League pen* Giants’ pitching.
Herald office.llc will be glad to
verse.’’ Along with the title goo
counted a line.
jont
tic,
with
a
total
of
10,
Is
lead
until
the
14th
when
three
hit*,
the
here
Wednesday
afternoon
by
n
explain it to you.
However,. there isn’t n conten $2,000 ns first prise money.
Minimum charge of 30c ta r
ing the pack today by one.
count of 7 to 4. The game was last a single by Johnson drove the nant and is making its bets ac
-- -- «,
der
that hasn’t left some qurstioi
st insertion.
cordingly. In several of the upThe Brooklyn first sacker drove
featured by a number of double winning run across.
PALMETTO— 114 cars tom a
til advertising Is restricted
two pool rooms today, the Giants unanswered to d atr. With the Reds,
Orlando
ab
in five runs yesterdsy as the Rob
plays by the lords, which lent
toes
shipped
to
Northern
mnrket.4
[proper classification.
were held at ibc rather Hhort the question is whether Critx
ins trimmed Cincinnati 8 to 5, and ..
Chauncey, 2b .... 4
largely to their victory.
from this section so far this s e a
If an erro r is mado The Sanprico of ono to two, whereas one nround whom the success of the son.
Cox,
rf
...........
now' leads the league In th a t dt*0
0
.
.
0
1
ft
0
Stapleton pitched a good game
outfit revolves, will be able to
Herald will b* responsible
partm ent, n* well as tn in home
until the last inning when he Abrams l b .... ... 8 1 2 13 2 0 rould get n half dollar extra for
only one incorrect insertion,
one’s mon£$* provided it was rid carry his race through the warm
runs. The Reds now enjoy a le a d .weakened nnd walked three men. Kirby, if ........ .. ft a* 2
16—Apartment For Rent
m
ad v trtlser xor subsequent
Edmondson,
cf
0
.. 4
1 1 R Mi ing on the Reds, Cube or Cardinnls. months ahead. They say he b etl with the Giants in n thiei of only two games over the Card
Keith wns put in the box nnd pul
frtion:i. The office should be WHY NOT SPEND your vacation led the Feds out of the hole with Ichrm nn, 3b ... . . 6 0 0 l" E
The Pirates were three to one. boiled down some 12 pound* un game serjes, startin g - tomorrow inals and Giants, who are prac
m
lified im mediately in case of
There may he sense in these odds der his normal weight already while the trail-blazing Reds uri tically tied fot second place.
at the seashore? For desirable star hurling and n fast doulde Vinu, m .......... .. 8 0 0 2 1
You can blat about the hitting of in Boston- The latter is "hot*
but
not much.
Well*,
c*
.........
ar.
Jack. Hendricks, m anager of the'
rentals write or see H. E. Nun- play. Score:
.. 8 0 2 4 T
CuRighun, Picinich, and Purdy right now, having u /ltrg o n e a Pcrkvilio outfit, spent the after*
.Wall
Street,
for
example,
knows
Sweeney
p
.....
liaum
nnd
Reynolds
and
Wilson
..
8
u
8
0
1
i
Daytona Bench.
TO ADVERTISERS
to the nickel ju st how much n bet an,t
*° day effectiveness rath er revolutionary eh.ftge. t'ot noon, woijdcrlng *wh>_ ne_*.vex
Real Estate llrukcrs, 1 17 Magnolia
nb r h po at r
’ M orn^p - WDb- RiTtie Dressier gr t away from hinf.
Total* ...... . 48 3 8x40 1ft 2 should bc worth and hss rated the ' nf, Cincinnati pitching staff but 1!**.
Avo. Daytona
Beach, Florida. Messner, 2b....... 3 1 1 3
Herald
representative
3 0
Cincinmtti-fto.itoM -44*<w<| l i .T i r X l ) , noklyn’s attach
< Vniirge. The
Phone 78.
xOne^out when winning T ^ w a a five admitted contanddre-tn
Lroughly fam iliar with rates
Toppino, s s ^ ,.>{^4
'E - A y ,- ,.P
heitt somewhere in th e ^ ie ig h b e r P,fCC* tho situation reverts to thi -serlVs opened ycstcrtlayT So did wlth fdur hits in dt^niany tim es'
v* ' *
les and classification w i l l .,.
Grof.VCb i - ^ r V r 1 “ <v? y ' i
hood of three L>-one, w~hich is.as fact: unless they can continue to Hit? Ciirdinnl-Phillies meeting in at b u t/
Miami
'*
*.
nl>
r
h
po
a
e
j^-irrrvme'imtli:
sleeping
fiorch.
311
Lr you com plete information'.' w
Wycollls,’ci |. , v 3 . l ' 2 - 5 jO 0
Vic Aldridge of the Giants rair
■s
Dunbar, ss ....... 8 22 1 .7
2 it should be, considering the fact reel off their remarkable run of Philmlclphin, the idea being to get
JiTif you wish, they will assist r Magnolia.
'
Gorily, rT
— '4 *0 2 * 1 0
that the Reds, Cards, Giants and •Inutile plays, via Crit*. the Reds the jump on the closed Sunday nimsclf ragged in getting thrrts
Crowe,
2b
R
0
H
3
4
0
L in wording your w ant ad
Miller, If ........ 4 1 2 3 0 0
nre
just
a
hall
cluh.
th at, prevails in those cities. base hits against the Cardinals \
0 1 1 4
0 0 Cubs are spa rat oil by only three
[make it morei effective.
Baxter, lb ____ 3 0 0 8 0 0 Cusnck, If
The Cnrtls have been weakened Pittsburgh meanwhile will open nnd was yanked from the mound
games
and
the
Pirates
nre
conced
Hinkle,
lb
0
o
2
23
0
0
FURNISHED
HOUSE:
Three Scholls, c
.. 4’ 0 2 3 2 0
ft 0 0 1 7 0 ed to he better than they have so fur at a point where everyone in Brooklyn tomorrow, this being in the seventh. Then the Cards
rooms, screened porch and bath. Stokes, p
lAnnouneementa
3 0 0 0 3 0 Godbce, 3b
813 E. 3rd. street, Coil 408.
Johnson, cf
ft 0
1 0 0 0 looked to date. This paint, in fact, expected them to be strong. Alex something o f a break for Drey- scored.six runs o ff his successor,
Allen,
rf
.
.
ft
0
0
4 0 0 is very well taken. They couldn't ander and lluines, who won some fuss nnd Bush in view of the fact Faulkner, and went on to win by
30 4 11 24 14
Totals ....
tested fo r grasses by Dr.
42 games between them Inst year, that the Dogcrs have been going II to 8 score. Old Clarence Mitch
Ilcnnin, c
ft 1 a n 2 0 be worse,*" " ” **
SANFORD. ab r h po a
avis. Opposite Court House. THREE room furnished cottage
have won only about half of theit none to well, If at nil. In recent ell, who pitched fo r St. Louis mt-:
The
fact
of
the
m
atter
is
thut
Meyer,
p
4
0
0
0
3
0
3 1 0 3 4
apartm ent.
Privnto entrance. Frisbie, ss ...
games nnd Sherilel also is having weeks, however, the Pirates hnve ter Alexander was kayoed, won
there
isn’t
a
standout
club
in
tile
•>
•»
Hcwcll, rf
0
3
0
218 French.
big
five
nnd.
n
V
thr
so-called
«n
ordinary season. Rhein and lietn hurrying nowhere*at n te rri his fiist start for the red birds.
(Me or G ranada D*v Ginger
Totnls
17 4 11 42 23 2
Wade, cf
. 4 0 0 1 0
Reinhart have been carrying the ble clip themselves, so I guess it
sharpshooters
are
betting
the
Pinch hitter Cy Williams of th e
•>
•i
|c call 705. Prom pt Delivery. MODERN furnished apartm ents, Harm'*, lb
Orlando
000 010 0d2 000 00—3
10 2
2
Phillies smacked a homo ru n
•» 0 i ft ft
Miami
. 000 001 020 000 01-4 Giants, they are doing so on a club and the intellectuals claim is all even.
Frigidnire: Murphy steel kit- McConnell, 2b
Reinhart won.
Anyhow, the real show for each against the Cubs hut his mate*
L uto m o b iles
o 0 i •i 0
.*hen: Garage: excellent neighbor Jackson, If
Runs hatted In, Edmondson 1 hunch. McGruw's abiding difficul
Anyhow, the Canlinuls look no Western entry will conto at the couldn't help hint and the Quaker*
ty
has
been
to
g.-»
mure
than
two
!
hood: rent very reasonable. Park Wallaco, 3b
U'hrmnnn 1, Crowe 2. Dunbar 1.
4 I i 0 0
Johnson I, Two-base hits, Dunbar pitchers who can go out there and better than anybody else in tin Polo Grounds which will be visited lost ft to 3.
LND NEW Chevrolet Couch Apartments, No. 3, or Phone f>7, Parks, c
4 1 3 4 o
lace, which automatically pr >hib by the Cubs, Cardinals Reds nnd
George Uhle, Cleveland mound
2. Sacrifice hits, Edmondson, Lehr- finish what they started. The o u t
Implctely equipped. Never used, Sayer.
Stapleton, p
0 1 0 >•
its
a comparison with the pirates Pirates in that order. I wouldn't ace who used to be poison to tho
fit
has
niuilc
its
share
of
errors
•• 0 •> 0 o
mann, Godbee,
Meyer. Stole-t
sell for $100 off cash price of
Keith,
p
They simply havo been shot t' •lecture that this succession of New York Yankees, was shellct!
ROOMS FOR RENT: 411 Park
bases, Edmondson, Hinkle. Double and Jack-an, once snid to lie “The
W ant cash. J. W. Rice, 705
pieces with one thing and another visitations from ranking contend off the landsca|>o by the world*
Avc,
perfect
,l
rtstop,"
has
blown
himFirst St. Phone 7811 or 901
Totals
28 7 11 27 17 0 plays, Sweeney to Chauncey to
mostly both, lint they have too er* is any laughing m atter to the champions. With Herb Pennock
self
to
a
m
>
.<
t
*ii
different
season
Abrams;
Dunbar
to
Crowe
to
Hin
2 FURNISHED apartm ents: 1 up* Daytona Beach . 200 001 100—4
much speed to run in tin- coinpun) Giants, cither The tru th of the holding the fort, the Yanks won
so
fai
111 021 01 x —7 kle; Ilcnnin to Crowe. Struck out.
stairs and 1 downstairs: reduced SANFORD
they me keeping at present.
m atter is thnt the status of the in n romp, 8 to 3.
Hut
pitching,
m
link
of
it,
is
.- . -.*B
by
Sweeney
4,
by
Meyer
0.
liases
DODOS
Two-base hits. Wycultis anil
rates. Mrs. A. K. Powers, 107 W.
As for the Cutis, they seem to be various contenders may be pretty
the
G
iant's
halter,
in
the
linnl
The Athletics lost to the Browns, .
lure cars and Graham trucks. 0th.
Gordy. Stolen bases,
Messner, on balls, off Sweeney 2, off Meyer
facing the old question of hnluure well defined during the month of 5 to 2, and now trail the Yanks
|m and 13th. Street. Phone 3.
Graff. Sacrifice hits, Wycollis, 3. Hit by pitcher (Chauncey). Ix ft leal) sis or in the first, for that
June.
by nine games. Sam Gray, forme*
THRASHER APARTMENTS: Re Stokes, McConnell 3, Barnes 2. on bases, Orlando 9, Miami ft..Um- m a tin . They say McGraw emd.il Any idiib bg’ks crept w l w a ^ y
MnnnigHkiwr Che Cubs l-iokeil even
Justification for this feeling is marknfun, chalked up ihis ninth
iinvi-vkail
D
un.eit,
who
fimwY
duced rates. 317 Park. Phone Frisbic I. Double plays, Frisbie. pises* Collins ilnil Lohn. Time, 2:25.
?
• • •'k
. ..
•
lanilej with the Pirates from In better than when they were rush found ill the fort that, us soon ns victory. Ty Cobh eollectrd three
JOINS &. COWAN Co. Ante 859-J.
McConnell, Barnes; Frisbie, Parks,
lianapolis; it is true, in any ruse. ing through 13 straight eailier i> the E ast-West meetings arc tiVcr hits. Rain cancelled all other games
idiator and sheet metal works.
McConnell;
Keith,
McConnell.
STANDING
that he made no effort to bid in the year. Sirn-e then, how. ver. the) and the Giants ure easing along scheduled.
(French Avenue. Phons 710-W. I.EFFLER APARTMENTS: furn Barnes. Passed balls, Scholls 2.
ished. 3 rouu. and garage. AtClarence Mitchell, who has re hove dropped nine of their Inst la ugainst the Phillies and Dodgers,
FLORIDA STATE LEAGUE
tractive summer rates. Apply 804 Rases on balls, off Stokes 8,
mained in the league well past most o,' them on the road. The re whom they seem uble to heat con BISHOP’S CONDITION SAME
Stapleton 3. Keith I. Struck
W
L
Pet
Magnolia.
Phone
280-W.
his time purely on nis ability to cords seem to prove that the Cubi sistently, the Western clubs must
HUPP-MARMON
by Stokes I, Stapleton 2. Winning St. Petersburg
go hack to hliit-k.inrking each
2ft
14
.81
Alexander und helped to beat are not a g.iiwl travelling i-'ub.
CHARLESTON . S. C.. June • «
Sanford Automobile Co.
.Small garage apartm ent. Call 261. pitcher, Keith. Time 1:68. Um Orlando
other. This will continue beyond —(IN S )—Tho condition of the
23
13
.83!
I Magnolia Ave.
Phone 137.
pires, Moon- nnd Weaver.
July I. und if there still is u five Rev. William A. Gucrry, cplsco -'
West Palin Beach
20 18 .56.
If,— Houses For Kent
or six club race going on by thnt pal bishop of South Carolina, ahot
Dnytona Beach
17 21 .IP
lusincflc Service
time, it will lie dead against the by u retired clergyman of his dio*
SANFORD
I t 22 .38*.
ONE two story dwelling (51 I West
Ium* of average or percentage or cose Monday, continued unchanged
Miami
I t 2ft .35*.
2nd Street. Apply Jay 11. Itcck r-o
both.
SUN PROOF PAINTS
today.
V- V’’r J
Woodruff and Watson.
NATIONAL LEAGUE
er Spar Varnishes nnd EnaW L Pet
els.
Vclumina
Flat
Wall FIVE ROOM: furnished bouse.
Its. Persian clay Jesso. plustico f E"w summer rates. See V. A
('incinnati
33 19 .83*
St. Loui*
Idintr clay and Plaques. S a n -. Speer, l i t Park A v e . _________
28 19 .59'
WEST PALM REACH, June 7.
AA h . ,H6° ACRKS ()F AGRICULTURAL LAND AS FIN E
2ft 17 .595
Puint ty iT all Paper Co. G. U. | F(m KKNT; To |tPMH,ns,|de party —St. Petersburg raptured another New A'ork
AS ANA IN THE STATE OF FLORIDA, most of it prairie
28 20 .58.1
land, ready for the plow. i»\h.t 100 nites already in a high state
lit, 1 ropf. 11- W. h irst St.
| wt.|| furnished Spanish house in close hnttle from the West Palm t'biiago
of cultivation.
Brooklyn
there.
21
21
.53.1
II)
DAVIS
J.
WAI.SII
— ! beautiful surroundings. Five rooms Beach Sheriffs, 2-1, in a burling
Thi rn is. in fr.et. * disposition
211 2-5 .1 l-i
NEW YORK. June I (IN S)
|. Nipper. Signs of all kinds. | garage, will give lease if wanted. d u d between Joe Domingo nnd Pittsburgh
The soil Is a rich sandy loom, with clay subsoil. It |s in the flow,
Boston
17 25 . tor The ding-dong race in the Na’ioii- h ire to rank the Cubs nnd Curtis
Sanford F ain t & Wall l’ai>er price $50. Address T. P. B. Cars Jimmie Burns. Domingo turned
ing well district, and the diainuge is perfect,with a fall of eight
7 34 .171 al League is about due to ring with the Pirates ns the most ser
in his fourth win of the year Philadelphia
The Herald.
(o eletVn feet to two big drainage tnnals, one running through
some Chinese us an obligato, ious threat from the West against
over the locals, but not without
Its western side and the other ulong its eastern edge. It |.s bor
AMERICAN I.KAG UK
19— Houses Foe Sale
what with the Big Four of the lie chaines of the Giants b rin g
dered by the St. Johns River on the south and by H broad im
u struggle.
INSFER Service of all kinds,
\y 1. Pet West venturing into this section ing a pennant Enst for the first
proved highwu.v on the north, with another improved highwny
Both sides secured but five
27
lone 670-\t' or 3302. C. E. BARGAIN: ft room Modern Bunga blows and St. Petersburg’s tally New A'ork
H .822 to arise nnd do hntt'.e against the time since 1924. However, much
running througli it. It is crossed by the F. E. C. Railway with
low ill the best residential sec
27 18 .828 invaders in collaboration with the of this attitude will be subject to
[pening.
a freight station only one mile nwuy and the promise of U
in the opening fram e mine with Philadelphia
tion of Sanford. Must be sold im
Cleveland
nding on the property itself. It has every advantage posers24 23 t r>l 1 GainU. They say the test of n ball change unless the Pirates can do
out
a
safety
being
registered.
The
WIGHT PRINT” SHOP
mediately by OWNER. Priced sev
St. l<ouin
J’d by the boat agricultuiul lands in the Sanford district, and
23 24 . 189 club's fighting soul is met only on something in the- Enst they have
Il’PY ar?vico on uny thing in eral thousand dollars bejow actual win gave the Saints four out of Boston
iK’inff virgin land, in likely to | r» fret* for *nnic yearn f.nm plant
18 23 .410 the rood, therefore the ensuing 18 been unable to do at home, I. E.
five
in
the
series.
Score:
inting. A phone call will get cost. Act now if you want u real
<1incuse* niH inaceta which can:*) no much truuhh* on old l.intl.t.
Detroit
......
29
.401
19
•lays should tell us much about tin* Win. If any outfit ever could nf*
man. Phone 417-W. U Rail- hurguin. Write O. M. S. General St. Petersburg ab r h po a
During the past season, on the part under rultivatlon, it pro
Chicago ...............
...17 29 .370 Cuba, Reds Canlinuls and Pirates. ford 1 1 lose u few ball games it
3 1 2
0
Kirkwood, rf.
duced
as its lirst crop lift barrels of potatoes to the acre,
Ave.
Delivery, Sanford Florida.
Washington
....16 27 .357
Welsh, 2b
The lutter, for example, either isn’t the Pittsburgh Pirutcs at this
.4 0 0 3 8
marketed three weeks uhcutl of Hastings und bringing prices
•>
1)
Brown, cf.
are going to sta rt winning now moment. The Cubs, too, will have
IN UP YOUR OLD WALLS 21— Acrcngc For Salt
3 0 0
double those i valued fty the Hnstings glowers. There hits
SOUTHEASTERN LEAGUE
or abandon further pretense of be to rouse themselves in the next
McHenry, If. . 4 0 0
H THE NEW WALL PAINT
*0
just Ikm' h taken off It a crop of cucumbers said by disinterest
W L Pet. ing a championship club. They ft-.w weeks or stand convinced of
ed pm ties faniiliur with the cuke districts at AW hula. W inter
IETH1NG NEW AND BETBingham, ** • 4 1 3 0 0
Pensacolu
........ -.38 18 .007 must answer, too. during their
Garden, Webster. Williston and other points in Florida, to bo
3 0 l) 0 4
F0R FURTHER INFOIt- FOR SALE: 10 acres virgin land Wilms, 3b. .
being a poor roatl club, which al
cleared
and
plowed.
Jam
es
Al
Montgomery
32 21 .071 absence from Cincinnati. But, un most means that they can’t and
2
by far the best prt lucid anywhere in the state, nnd 'sold
S tuart, lb.
0 n 13 0
(ION, CALL PHONE 236-J
Albany
31 21 .501 like the Pirates, this will not be n won't win the pennant. Show me a
at the "top of the m arket". Other crops now i-rowing on tho
Doyle, c. ___
3 0 0 ft 1
pEE, V. C. COLLEIt, SAN- len, Gindt-rvillu Store.
Jacksonville
land show its irnrerkitM ; fertility and that it will product!
30 27 .520 question of improvement hut one club that only can win at home und
3 0 0 0 3
FLA. 1
________
ACREAGE FOR SALE: suitable Domingo, p.
bumper crops of everything that ra n be ra i.n l in this section
Tampa
27 31 .I0J dealing with sn inquiry as to how I'll show you one that figures to
for poultry farm. located four
r o THE FIRST COMERS AND FOR A LIMITED TIM E ONLY,
lEY’S DRUG STORE—PreSavannah .
23 30 i*3-| long they ra n .su stain the gallant miss a pennant victory in a race
Totals ..
29 2 ft 27 1 t
I am offering this land, either the row (tr improved In sm a’i •
[iptiona,. Drugs, Soda. We are miles south of Sanford on old O r W Palm Bch. ab r h po a
Columbus ...........
- 17 29 .370 pace that carried them to the such as this.
and
lurge tracts nt exltaordinarily low prices and on exren.
far a* your phone. Call 103. lando road. 33 acres, part high Buckles, ss.
Selma
................
.....
-.18
35 .34 J head of the league and keep them
4 1 l 1 .1
The Culis and Reds m ust lake
land and some of it low, ideal for
ttonally easy term s, but with u big discount to buyer* pre
Burke,
lb.
1
3
0 1 7
slightly tile worst of the going of
pared to pay all cash.
|LDING BLO CK S--Irrigation chickens and ducks. Can be bought
SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION
tho outset, the former being coup!tea and general cement work, for $100 per acre on your own Holder, rf. . . 0 0 0 0 0
INTERNATIONAL
LEAGUE
W L Pet.
Telephone in the evening to 77ft for an appointm ent to see ih'
4 0 0 3 (I
tie Concrete Co. J. E. Ter- terms. Address R. J- Holly, hirst Hogan, If.-Hi.
Birmingham ........ .30 18 .007 Heading 11-4, Newark f>-2 (second
land. It is less than 2ft minute* drive front the center of
3 0 1 3 D
National Hank Building, Sanford, lieasley, cf.
fer, Prop. 3rd nnd Elm.
•own and I will be glud to show it to you at snv time.
Memphis ................
n
30 22 .677 game seven innings, by agree
2
0
Circsi,
3b.
.
0
0
Fla.
W. M, YOUNG.
Ilughey S treet & Elm Ave.
New Orleans
...' 28 23 .549 ment).
J. G. Shnron
|AL ROOFING: The Roof EvLawrence, c. . 3 0 0 7 n
<e
I'. O. Box II
Telephone 773
Mobile ..............
29 25 .537 lersey City 7, Baltimore 8.
asting.
Metal
shingles
Large, rf.
.3 11 II •j 0
Nashville
20 28 .18! Buffalo at Rochester, rain.
fing seam tin and galvanised 22—Rea! Estate To Exchange Mason, 2b, ... .3 0 a1*) 1 :i
• Attorney-wt-Law
Chattanooga
......
.
22 33 .100 Montreal at Toronto, wet grounds
See Jam es H. Cowan. Oak WILL TRADE: Sevcrul building Burns, p. . ... 2 0 0 0 1
AMERICAN
ASSOCIATION
Little Rock
21 32 .390
Will practice in all the courts
1 0 0 0 0
|and Third St. Phone 111.
Brower ..
lots, free and clear, for smaU
A tlanta ................... ...21 33 .389 St. Paul 1, Indianapolis 2. (Second
house
in
good
section.
Tour
pric?
Examination
of Abstracts of Land
JOGRAPH—repairing, piano
game postponed, rain.)
Totals ............ 28 1 ft 27 12 2
[ing by e x |c rts with 17 ycara must be right. In answering this xBatted for Burke In eighth.
Titles given especial attention
Kansas City 0, Columbus 7.
/
RESULTS
pence. Sanford music store ad give complete information as St. Petersburg ..... 100 000 100-?
Milwaukce-Tolcdo, double-header,
to
»ize
of
house,
location,
and
lift Shoppe. McLander Arwet grounds.
*
—
price. Address S. B. D. Care The
FLORIDA STATE LEAGUE
MlnneapoHs-l<oulsvtllt\
doublePhone 83k.
29—Permanent
Wavlnn
Herald.
Orlando 3, Miami 4 '(4 innings). header, wet grounds.
WILL
EXCHANGE:
Building
tot
IHelp Wanted Male
Perm anent Waving—lovely natur Hanford 7, Daytona Beach 4.
SOUTH ATLANTIC LEAGUE
Cucumbers For
for automobile. Lot i» worth
al permanents as low as $6.00 St. Petersburg 2, West Palm Beach Spartanburg 3-0, Columbia 1-7.
IN to lay tile ^or aubirriga- from $500 to $800. Address Box f09 F irst National Bank Bldg L
Knoxville 8-7, Charlotte ft-0.
Pickling Almost
at $10.00 p e r 1(8)0. Coimv at 134 care Tho Herald. "*______
Phone 489.
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Augusta 2, Asheville 8.
F. M. MWrMVather, LakeGiven Away
Now York 8, Cleveland 3.
Macon 11, Greenville 2.
26—Mlscehaneoua For Sale
[ Fla. R. y . D. No. 3.
Philadelphia 2, SL Louis 6.
SOUTHEASTERN LEAGUE
HEMSTITCHING
W ashington
at
Chicago,
wet Albany 6, Savannah 1 (second
(Legal Ads)
FOR SALE: One walnut breakfast
Batteries
situation' Wanted
From
large
shipments
of
cugrounds.
room suit $&0.00 one $300.00
game, postponed, rain).
* Singer Sewing Machine Shop
.cumbers I have many small
t i i n r i H c n r i -o i i i t i> s \ i» Loston a t Detroit, rain.
MEN want work of any kind. Electric stove $150.00. One 9x12 is KIIH
Jacksonville ft-ft, Tam ps 8-1.
rnrs just s s good as
sit)
SKWIMH.K l-OI XTV, M.OHVIschinss
Sold, Rented, Exchanged,
NATIONAL LEAGUE
). Box 1431.
Rug
$50.00.
Mrs. McCracken.
lil t. IX I II A M'KH V.
Columbus 4-1, Pensacola 9-12.
others for pickling, but not
St.
Louis
11,
New
York
0.
Easy
Paym ents
rifii
I lm tlirrhiH K l M i s t s H a n k f u r S a v
Selma 1-3, Montgomery 4-10.
,
suitable for mixing in with
Plants And Flowers Drcamwold.
inas, . » co rp o ra tio n ,
Phone 80 North ro rk , Valdex Bldg.
Cincinnati 6, Brooklyn 8.
(able cucumbers going lo the
T H I UD M M JFI BATTOn
*S ’ *
va
GREEN ENAMEL wood range
Chicago 3, Philadelphia 3.
northern markets. Tbey are
|SA LE : Mammoth Giant sinJO IN H I.KMN'KTT. n n d i.AL’IlA Pittsburgh a t Boston, rain.
and 20 gallon water boiler. Mr§. IVII
Hoff-Mac B attery Co.
fresh, firm and except foi
M I.KMNKTT. Iila .w i f e
plants, $1.00 per 100, I)eLunch Room
117 E ast 2nd. S tre e t
A. D. Smith. Phone 10. *
SOUTHERN
ASSOCIATION
site
as
good
as
any
others
oiiiiHii o r n k n sh ’k nt I’l ni.iI. Call 158-W.
To Whom It May Concern:
A tlanta 4, Nashville 8. .
not only fftr pickling but for
I'ATIOX
FOR GOOD saU
BOAT FOR LALE: 30 foot bridgs T o : IV IIson' H. tn-sn<-il, a n d I s i u r .t Birmingham 9-6, Chattanooga 10On and after June First
Awning*
table use. Will deliver them
Plants; 26c per dozen,
Lunch Room, 109
M l ^ s n c l l , M s w i f e , U r l d a w l l l a . 3.
deck cruiser, thirty Inch draft,
anywhere
in
Sanford
for
$1.09
1928
I
cease
to
be
con*
per 100. B, E. W hitner, Jr. fully eqi(lpped, sleeps six. Pries
I Vniia> I v a n la .
Street.
SEMINOLE
AWNINO
SHOP.
per
bushel
if
ordered
immed
t
Is
tierrUy
ordcrad
llial
you.
and
Memphis 1-3 Mobile 3-7.
nected or have any in*
|«llon.
i-arli <>f y o u a. p j,#r(
p e a r t o t h s Idll of Little Rock 8, New Orleans fl.
reasonable. P. O. Box 038. .
iately.
\w n in g s, Window shades. T arp au
Dry Cleaning
tereat in Lake Mary Phar
romplalnl flli-d hare aaalnsl in
Also a large accumulation of
lins. Anything of Canvas. 309 E ast
fA N irb
"
llip
aliovc
entitled
usuar.
on
the
*nd
tli
macy
having
disported
of
27—Money To Lxwtn
SMALL POTATOES
Two-boss hit. Buckles. Sacri
day or July,
A. It.
l i l l , and _______
the Man
, 2nd. Street. Phoi-e 11.
ly. A.
'
|
SANITARY STEAM PREI
f o r d H e r a l d la lie ra liy d r a l a n a l c d a s fice hits, Brown, Stew art, Ciresi
my interest to Olliver J.
'culls", good potatoes but not
Oi To buy second hand ON WHITE or colored property. illa
Odorless Dry Cleaning
n e w s p a p e r In w h l r l i title n r d r r
ss easily or qulrklv prepared
Miller. This notice is giv*
Auto Top*
rtycle. Moat be reasonable
9C8. 114 N. P ark.
eltal)
lie dumpsited
dure a week for 2, Burns. Base on balls, off Bums
fir
‘
*
B. W. Herndon 108 E. 2nd £t. a*
for
cooking
as
the
large
anea.
IrjaefTTAur roneeeullve
«
weeks,
2, off Domingo I. Struck out, by
*gub8- condition,’ Box Z c-o
rn u I assume no respon
-¥TU tn-ee [my hand and seal «f
While they last, will sell these
Furniture
rd H ettld . *
' •»; , *
4PENCER TOP SHOP. C urU lai
Mortgage Loans
lire IItia tuili day of May. A. U. Burns 0, hy Domingo 4. Stolen
sibility after the above
also at $1.00 per bushel deliv
base, Beasley, Kirkwood. Double
(
>n Improved residence and business 1>1*.
Cushions and Seat Coverings. WE BUY or trede la use
named date.
v
ered.
V. K. iMtl'Iil.AHM.
W H h f f H o a rd
property.
Clerk plays, Lawrence, Burks and Buck
lure. Wagner Furniture Cm
Telephone yuur orders in tkr
Tbeo
J.
Miller
'4)3
West 2nd. Street.
les; Wilms, Welsh and Stew art.
Hy A. M*. \vi:KKM.
Baldwin Mortgage Co.,
evening
to
No.
773.
(A L ’^ V l v rate* at Ban
May
18.
1928
Deputy Clerk. Umpires, Kelly and Rnphun. Time
See c jr ,’ocsl Counsel.
iSF.Ati).
ff, ^ ^ U k a houl. Seminole
1:32,
8. R. Dlghton, Senford, F W iil.
r — - ....... a
Western Club’s Invasion
Of East Will Tell Much
In National League Race
Saints Win A g a i n
From Palm Beach;
Domingo IsInForm
-Classified-
Business Directory
£xi5e
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The Sanford Herald, June 07, 1928
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Original 8-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, June 07, 1928; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida
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Sanford; The Sanford Herald
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SUVA, FIJI Islands, June. 0.— , tile other can fly hut cannot i peak*
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(IN S )—A /ter n day spent in tire*
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cl lan.h, t ’aptpln Charles Kings- lirst. ixicotititm'nvc have bad sin
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'•Wc Itnvc nad so many critics
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fr o m 11 out*
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fiorn here, ns the site of the tak e
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Smithy
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months
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iv e n D o y le C a r lto n o f T n m p i ;
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off of the trrnH -Pncirit-urnft to
Celtiity Jinlgc —
of hard work In "Atitericu licforr
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Cnplain Kingsford-Smith defin wc started and got togc-hcc the Amos Itcportcd In FrontWith
\\ ILK1NSON
over Pons Hathawnv, h ! a .
fineri
equipment
ever
taken
acrq**
itely announced the hop for Bris
Wide Margin To IlisCredll;
the
ocean
on
nn
niri>lanc.
\\’o
also
I
nearest opponent^ and* h * tl'
bane, I.TJIj miles away, on the
Mayo Is Opening LnrgcGap ShM iff—
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fated
the
further
difficulty
tlmt
«l
piled
up n comfortable matifD1
third leg of the expedition will hi
IHIADY
usttnlly beset* aviators. We were
made tomorrow.
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for
governor
John W. Mar
TALLAHASSEE. June (k—A t ,
ii
In reply Inn to the official wel •broke* must of the lime. Finance nti early hour till* afternoon l
M iClELLA ND
tin
in
his
n\cc
for the Unlt-r
i'
come cNlcndrd to him and hi* is the Iinrdcst part n f'fly ln j.
WALKER
-d Stales icn ata against P ark . j
I
toy
In
Cnilton
of
Tampa
continued
“ I Imd mediocre knowledge oi*
____ __
| I’l.mprninns at n piildh- reception
Trammell, IncumbcnL
,
everything except iim m irg the to im rensn Iti* lend over Fons] Tnv Assessoe070
Messages rccrlvvd by Th».,HerH
o
rn
c
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n
te
n
ts
f
o
r
s
liu
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i
iu
rro,,t
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town
hall
lo
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t "M t t o i n c s t s jo i M iL iiu luy
(.hnrlM T
uim . co n tn ls. I knew u little bit of ev Hathaway and Sidney J* Cults i
t II1TTKNDKN
no
,1,| loir this afternoon indicaUd
21 131 20 13
I »K. 111 Sii 50 48
KILItKK
1028 that, Carlton was gradually draw - f
ul c o u n ty p r o s e c u tin g a t - , m-pilot of thy Aniprlcn-to-Austrn- erything. One meriting 1 tallied to ill the ilire for Inc gubernatorial ‘
21' 72' •HI 27;
7
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\AUC HAN
ing a wav from rlnlhaway *>«
t
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n i c y t o d a y o v c r s lu ttlo tv y il *'n air expedition, port ray rd in ,n fn p t'jin Miller, the expert ntiviga- hnnor;< i f tills stale. In hk» llom c1
C alls in the state race. The
tor
of
the
Aju'epch.'
hy
telephone,
1
i
. r
n>.anu 1 few i-enlrnces the Imidtliips and
town Ineiuls of Mr. Carlton were Supl I’ltbllc In -Ii»n'Inin 1194
Campa M ans vote was f l £ L _
7*1 85 01
I o t h e r f e a t u r e s in l u e s . , |)n i| , rllc„lllltcm ,
lllP ntemur- lie said he hnd the very ii"an we .1.liming bint as the next gover
30 121 80 Ml • •I AWTON
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11 29 27,
7
m ns 34,981, tlhthuwuy 2 M l« 5
13
21
wanted ns navigator, lie told me nor of Florida although no con
iy's p r i n i n r y . ele c tio n .
O u si.ic night froo- Hawaii to Fiji.
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MAXWELL
nml Cntts 21 944. G overnir Mai*
vpeCu , f-dlows; ‘‘l must aluiut Lyon. Of cattrsc, (’apt. Mil cession of bis election bad come
1
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pc Im sis o f in co n ip lt te re - 'ile Mi;
r
tin was •railing Scnalt'r, Trfctn- 1'loseeuting Attorney
a l nils slock opening phrase ler said, Lyon hns his faults. Fpr front the camps of ritlicr cf bis
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10. 31
53
021 508 29 33 MI MU 10.
mfII by 7.r*00 ypta* on th^ UnaU $
lin ts in d ic a tio n s w e re t h a t from niy eollcattuc, Smith: ‘Tho one thing, Lvoti is a luiinorist. lint
LCONARDY
leading opponent*.
55, 0,0; aoj 38| 201 1185
•27 552 Ul too 30 11 19
of n lahu’atlon of almut 65jy>0 bal
W1IITK
h d it.l c h o ic e v o te s w ould , only difference lictween a ratted it is n calnnldc fault and coiiihinrd
At one-thlrly o’cheT; tills a fte r
l'll s.
.
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with
Id’
expert
know
edge
of
uav
r
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noon with a • lal of t"ri of tho;G7
l u b a b l y 'd e t e r m in e ib c slie r- • hi it and an aviator is that one
County CominUiM'iner, No. 2 - t
Between 2.80b nml' 3JHX) votes
1557
(Cotitiimed on page I.)
121
211
0.9
701
HI
an speak b it cannot fly, while
10
l«l
13
10
811
051!
(.onntirs h in n l from, Cm lion wa^*
wero cast in the county to sh k llar
MED CII
357
|t"s ra c e w h ile t h a t o f p ro s e
10, 21 15! 201 15!
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leediog llathnwny by new ly flkn 11 previous records. The
RA
b
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ping attorney might t c uccul(K)O votes. At this time nearly n
four yentu ago was' o lig h tlr I" 1
1
1
ti> a scant innigm.
fVuiil
v
ComtniBsioner,
No.
3100.000 votes had born counted.
35 35! r.o|
13
excess of 2,100.
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H
0
Carlton bail 31.081. Ilalhnw ayi
ItAl.l ARC
I The gubernatorial contest nb»
« — 1 ■i
Rntli Bryan Owetu who re celv
0|
II! i t
51. Id
Ti.llc-. .111.1 f a l l s
21.011. Carl
kmc in for a great jiu.i *c <*l illDDUCLAKS
77
101
;
,
r
1
70
rd
a substantial m ajority over Joe
10
HI
21*
lif.'l.
i.ocai
l a i i i 'o
icii Ii i .*
Ion took tbe lead early in the
KVAN8
Sears two years sgo. won given • \
Icre juhilunt over lb : imm■.**»iu-•
counting and lias inaiidained it
1
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1
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larger lead yestenlay on th* fa c * ’.
( ointy Oommiasioiict. No 5I winch iiad been pileu up. by
31 59 j 341
ever aim i-.
1.* 10 081
211
of
meager leturn*. State Senator
I.ONC.
linipa attorney over ihc *1 i "• j
In the enetorial race Marlin
11’ 27 231
to •1
r.art' lb 1 Ml «2l
MilJ. J.* Ihirrish of Tttusvill* r«u> M
i
l
e
a
n
Jc Held, t 'n i lion’s voii «:•:* 1.220
is rapidly losing, lit* inripnign
Bway-*itth I’hUt Itoborts, xeerfa^i*
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'
y
,
I hi lc li alba way. In:, tin inv. op- I
I'eiiduuarters Milniitleil thsL i'ie
ing n thiey-to-ono m ajoritys
i in-lit. bad pullid on'y *fu2. 1 alts ' Mon* Than L.OOO Persona In Finishing Touches Are PutOn fiiivernor io h trailing by over
The nlmvr report was p re p a r e ! by repm sentn tire s of I be Mi i aid nml i» not official. PrcrlhcU
(Punt Fo!ther AirpInncThut
In the county races the effmestThrong W hiehl’arlisMngno*
ks
I ay lot l ib mid I ar»;«n I ■.
No 3 are not romplcto but the rem nining leu pre rinrts m e final. The complete
Will Carry Boston Girl Who •1.0(10 voles n fter 70,0011 bail been , N, | s’„ ••
for sheriff arvl county' pros*«utIlie iinnister citiidiilMle ra n te d tbe
lia Avenue; Miller Carica
Is Making Dtingcrniisl* light l onnli'd. Early this nfti nn on n | tukuintrd report will be published in to m o rro w s Herald. At tha t time the figures for the constables* ing atlo rre y n ttrac tn l the m ost in -'
Lmgivood prcrillet ai I imi ■>
tures Elicit Much applause
report from Jackson'Ilie ntjiled i
Vise second to Carlton ill l.d ,'
tf-rest. In n four cornered fig h t .
ra.-r and tha t of the Justin- of the pence will also be presented.
TltKI'ASSEY BAY. N .w fmmd- that Trammell had u total of 5 1 .-1
|on me.
Sheriff C. M. Hand held n scant,
With interest end cut Vi-in.-in nt
lead over J. F. McClelland-with E> . .
^
^
In the sh eriff’s race, * M. high pit* ti. more than 3.IHH) persoi . Ia.nl, June fl.-(IN S ) Fueling of"-*-* •**“'
,
roe crunty eamc the wont Hint
K. Brady ami E. B. W alker tra il
|nnd, incumbent, was leading J. ':i.-l ni: I-1 H-n-ived i-li'tinn ■••! in n th- F. kker in .inipbii e I.. n -infstn;*.
M ll|ti|| wns
XVT|S l(.ni| inK
|,y ;,l
A.'.CIclInnd by ill', voles. ’ t'-,'
ing in the o rd e r iismed. J^hn u .
j flashed by The lie :«ld
iipun a i-i uliiili Mias Amelia E aili.nl ••• most ii two to one majority.
llrudy in n third and K,
lu-orardy nnd W. B. W hile wero
Ruth Bryan Owen bus a de
k ulker was a poor fourlli. ‘I he large M iee , i-rerted e: jieeiailj fill Boston, hopes to fly tbe Atlawtie,
running a rl ise race fo r the office
rite was as follows. Hand 858, tins iii.ii-. in. De»pitc rain, which mas completed so'in nft-•i dawn I"- rided lend over her opponent in
of county prosecuting attorney,
KT. AUGUSTINE, Fla.. June <’•
IcClellund 7U4, Brady Bt*r» and fell in tnri lit* in fie early part day. Pilot Wiliner Stull/, and | t|i» ronp re*.ii"ii:il rjn-e. Her yamwith the Mr. Lconardy leading by
(IN
S
)—('upturn
tii'iig
e
While,
j pnvm hi longer reported inajori
K'alkcr 140. Sheriff Hand cur •if the evening, tile eniwd flueked
nieebaniilauiis
fiordon
pul
lb
owner und inventor of the bird
MOSCOW, Jim*(IN S) Thr a narrow margin.
I lit* in P c i a r d , Itrownrd, t iny.
led six pierlnels and was lead- In shelter nml rein ned in fn!l
C. W. B tn tsm ln g rr of Lmi|
At 9 iiV’iii h tlii i
morning
Inst liuisliii'g tnurliih on the lug Hade, Indi in River, Mnctin, Mon
jig in another. Mr. McClelland fore,, a- »ni ns it h.nl • nb .jiled.
like oinitlm pter. tinkered ill "it S ivieil ice cu ltr Malgin., ealrylnfj wood'apparently hnd won an eaa
Ju
liu
s
M.
Carson
admit
tril
his
an
airplane
nod
a
sent
idling
ex
Vrried four and ilratly and Wal
M„.i of Ilie iiudieiiee i niauied red and gild plane, inspected the roe, Orang", Pnlm Bench, Pulmiin,
Die wing flapping plane today
victory over M. M. Lord for a scs
ler one cnclt.
until innlniglit and fully 250 wen motors, tin- wing supports, Hie Seminole. St. Johns, St. Lucie defeat. In the following message confident it will leave the ground pedit ion beaded by professor Vi in the legislature from group
sent
to
th
r
Herald
the
Miami
can
ta
,
a
famous
authority,
in
expretIncomplete returns showed John still nit bind when the service fuselage and the landing gear and a n il'll rllght lead in Duval. The
one while L. P. Hagan. Incumbent,
. Leonard)', Incumbent, leading was rinsed at 3:0(1 -I’elnck. Su then announced: "We are nil r..-t fig i res ivpurted curly this a fte r didate expressed hi* satisfaction on Its own power ns bjoii us ne ed to *eave Archfwuel Russia held the load in n three-corner**
guts
a
favorable
wind.
Saturday to scour F’rattz Josef rnntrst from group two.
K. White by 1" in tin* race great was tbe intere.t in •• »th to sta rt."
neon show Mrs. Owen ns linving with the results, sin-e lie ap
White flew' the plhiic for about
i t county
prosecuting attorney, county and sta'e luces the crowd
W eather conditions were un 21.110 votes 'a n d Sears 15,243. parently accomplished what he 200 feet yesterday, wo king the Land for Gen. Urnherto Nohile
T. \V. Lawton, county nuporln|ir closest contest in the county kept up mi iilmest emit iiiinniH d. • favorable early In the day but tbe Mom e county which gave Sc irs
nml 'h e other 17 members of the temient of public instruction, hail
•II. The two candidates were monslratiiin f ir mte catulida e nr three flyers were h ipeful that p lii|. m ajority in H*20 reported ret out to do, namely to defeat font aparutus that makes Die missing Italia rxp.cdl(ion.
more than doubled the vote of hi*
wings flap li.ie a g reat bird. He
Cults.
Imning neck and neck throughout another.
The ex p rd lli'n will establish an opponent, Mrs. Mayhcllc
T n mi'i dnus
upplause they would improve enough to Mi*. Owen lending by over two
failed
to
get
tin*
plane
tn
IcnVc
the
I have Ihmotighly enjoyed the
lie entire tabulation today.. The
aitplunc bnse in the northwest
an permit a take-off cither ’bis even to one.
Jital i* were: Lconardy 1,202 ami greeted practically every
enmpuign and am sn tiifird with ground on its own power, however, legion of Znvn Zcnihln. The p’anc well, while Judge J. 0 . Sharon
ing
or
tumor
iw
morning.
For
com
ptroller,
Amo*
was
re
nnuneemiiit
esiu'i-iaMy
those
that
almost two-t'i'onc ahead o f h n
flute, 1,185. Mr. Leonardv ea r
I did wlmt I set and While g »t an nntomnhib' to will reconnniti r fiom the base in upponciit, S. A. B. W ilkinson, lif)^
ported ns b eing. comfortably in the result*
'd six precincts and Mr. White bad to d i with i ’n:.,. ciniii'y rniilow Iiiin down to tbe beach. With no attem pt In verify message*
BOSTON. June Ci. (IN S )—The Hu- lead. His total at
1:30 1 out prim arily 1" do. Sidney J- the automobile lowing the queer
the county judge's race, t ’oimtarlx and each bail 212 today noun tesls and tin- ra n 1 fur governor.
Tile neensinn was enlivened rmi- "girl l.iudv'n sw eethrart" was as o'clock was reported ' at 18.0 2 1 C ntls lias apparently not only looking plum . White g it it ofT pjrhi'd op by Russinii tidi'i s ta l Tnx AhscsSor Alexander Vsugtrttn
|t precinct one.
lions which slated Hist Nobile
Senator J. *1. Parrish p died 709 sidend'ly by n series if in rln in s "norvoiij. ns a witch" today w ail while Emory M arlin was speond been defeated hui lias been for tile ground und Hew for I'houl 200 bail inode a safe Inr.dlng on 1‘ia tu npnarently hnd piled op n l**®
ever
eliminated
from
Florida
poli
ing
for
tlie
Imp
off
from
'I
repnssey
with
5,9115
end
Stew
art
third
with
sufficient to win In a thr*er*orn
otes to P. W. Uaberls' I'J.'I in ‘be drawn by A. J. fille r, .Sanfonl
*
tics. As for myself. I have only feet.
Josef Land.
cred' race with J . D. Chittenden
l .ne for stute sennte. A nie-rage iirtist. whose laiicatiircs of the Bay, Newfoundland, of tin- truns- 5.980 votes. Mayo wit* leading 'n to say th at my cracker ancestors
Professor Vita is _ thor >uRhlY and E. II. Kilhco.the race for commissioner of ugri
•
from Brevard County reports that several enndbliitos for engnty and Atlantic plant! Friendship.
fu|
to
those
wlio
supported
and
fam iliar with the geography ariil
Samuel Chapman, of Mu hie* cu ltu re hy nearly n 1O.O0U majori- never adm itted defeat. They were voted for me. They
Vance Douglass whs nearly 400
ith two precints remaining *o hr stale offices elicited laughter anil
followed
always
too
busy
planning
the
-.i 1fiance
1----- a*1—
a .....it*.
r» i" Ear
, iy oVt.r |,is opponent. Wells wus
topography of F’ranx JSsef Land.* votes ah tad of Ills nearest oppon
head,
of Miss
Aineliu
what they knew was a forlorn
beard from, Scnulcr Parrish bus applause on nuincrm s occasinns.
next fight.
llo said today th at Nobllb knows
Except fur the rain, which lasted hurt, said Dial it was "the sort >f lending Phillips for railrotid comAs soon ns I learn who bus hope a* u sheer m utter of prin- of the existence of a cache of" fo^d ent in the race for clerk of *
jeecived 1,002 votes and f r.
inissioner.
In
group
No.
2
Mrs.
for
about
half
nn
hour,
the
election
I
nervousness
tht
creeps
over
>’t)U
Iclple.
Defeat
is
tem
porary
but
u rt.
won I xhatl telegraph my con
court.
-County
rT—4
-Commissi
,
toberts COI. With such an over
supplies ut F’!iru Cape.
Jbffn’ Mclsch and F*ranV Evan*
whelming lead, Senator Parrish service "« s practically unintgr when you know u loved one is R. L. Eaton had a pluiality of gratulations. I nin deeply grato- principles arc eternal.
• ••
rupted ft mi tile time it began taking a long chae.ee." Tin- Boston nearly 2 000 vote's.
had piled up tremendous
fia*-. won an easy victory.
•I.indy
shortly nfter 8:00 o'clock until it engineer revelled h i«
)n
thelF races fn'r re-cltet
C. W. EnU nunger had umassid wus dosed in the early morning Lady" as u "real girl" who does
S. F\ Long wax leading J. Tk M
cbmmunding leud over M. M- hours. Reports either on n u n ty not powder or paint, quiet, modest,
Lain by 150 votes for cummloo*
|«ord for the s ta ’e legislature in
or stale returns poured Into the charm ing, winning, sweet. "Who
c r li( district five:
s’roup one. The total was Kntx- of'icc in an almost c instant wouldn’t love such u g irl? " he
Ininger CO-'i and Lord 270. l.ird
7 I 8 | 9 | 10 | II | I f | IS j Total
C
2 | 3
I'rrcinrl
asked.
.
[arried only two precincts and stream
The
couple
first
met
in
L
oji
Slate results were obtained
I
I
jied in another while KnUminger over a western union wire and the Angeles, w h ite Miss
Kunate
Flarhnrt
1217
'703
ta rrie d seven, tied one and was county returns wer? received by learned to fly and she often drop
MARTIN
SOUTHAMPTON. Eng., June
947
49 '433
leading in two others while pre- telephone, the local telephone com ped love not$s to the building fl.— (IN F )—H arry K. Tlmw, who
TRAMMEL
fim t had not been received.
pany through it* manager, How where he was employed as n chem arrived here from New York on
Congress—
I
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.
In group tw» L. P. Ilagnn vvus ard Ovcrlin, lending every as ist. Chapman said ho was confi the liner Aquitunin, was barred
OR
OWEN
leading in a three-cornered race. sistance in making the service dent th at Miss E arhart would win. by the immigration authorities
WASHINGTON.
Suae
&
—-<IN!
381
SEARS
J. It. Lyles was second, rcarly 200 prompt and efficient.
When the flight is on Chapman and not allowed to land on British
—The Senate Presidential Kuna
rotes behind the leader,with It. \\ •
Committee inquired today inti
Governor—
The Herald acknowledges with said he would be with bis sweet roll. Thaw was told th at he must
39
33;*fl!l8i 18
217
I’earman J r. bringing up tbe rear thanks the use of a stereoptician h eart’s m other lr Mcdf >.d "pray* remain on shipboard and return
CARLTON
charge* o f Senator Heflin (D). «
U1 *26|
to tho United States on the same
p ith 401. With one precinct mis machine loaned by the Sanford ing for her success.”
Alabama th at •‘favori'dam* '■ —
CARSON
311 * 18
fing, Hagan had carried eight Odd Fellows lodge und appreciates
Miss E arhart, it was learned to vessel. The Aquitanlu will suit on
shown iq aw arding, Ngw.,»
CATT8
18 *2431
V>dcs one, Pcarm an two and un- the courtesy and co-operation «>1 day, is a descendant of an old Suturday.
HATHAWAY
City contracts iir return fur
51 *91]
The action of the Immigration
•thcr was incomplete.
cisl suport to Governor Al Si
TAYLOR
_________
City Manager George II. Cairns Philadelphia quaker family. Hut
presidential candidaey.
In the raco for clerk of circuit and Chief of Police Itoy G. Wil the busy 29 years that Miss 17a '- authorities came us a surprise nif Comptroller—
I
I
I
In a senate speech, lie ilia
fourt, Vance K. Douglas* was liams In the loan, of a large num hart has lived would make tne it had been intim ated by the home
18,
821
31,
28,
551
28
AMOS
elated
the Todd Construct!
|uell out in front with 0PJ votes as ber of benches und the roping off quakgr maids of years ago shake office aeveral days ago ths£ no
0
11!
271
201
20! 18
MARTIN
bar would be put in the way of
R epair Company and tfcv
against 571 fo r D. L. Thrasher. of it part of the street so the In their shoes.
32t 421
(50,
37
STEWART
____
.
H er rrm ndfather was born in Thaw’a landing. *
Kenny Company wer* r ‘
Vis nearest’ opponent, lb B. Hcas crowd could be comfortably seat
Homer, Cortland County, New . On account of his sensational
large share uf the cents
}railed with 5SR. Douglass carried ed.
Commissioner A gricultun
•
th at Tammany was g e ttin g i
The Herald was erublcd to re York but went to Kansas when a escapades and' especially his trial
•rccinct three of Sanford by a
MAYO
The heads of th% two
[urge m argin as well as running ceive returns from the outlying young man. Miss E arh art’s father, for the m urder of Stanford White
SPARKMAN
.
contributed to Smith’s __
ahead In several o f 'th e county precincts through the assistance Edwin 8. E arhart, was born in it had been intimated in some
and testified' tHsy did it <
Vrccincti. The second choice vote of a number of friends, who hand.* Mcrccrsburg, Pa., and studied law quarters th at the British authori R. C. No. 1— '
28'
~l
PHILLIPS
“love** for the governor,
not expected to a lte r the results. ed the tabulation In their precincts ■at the U nivrreity of Pennsylvania. ties m ight take a leaf from the
59|
As a railroad attorney he toolc his notebook of the United States ini*
W ELLS. .
______
Tw0 witnesses, Albert '**
JuLge J. a ..S h a ro n , seeking re and -reported to this office by tele family to many parts of tho coun m igration officials and invoke a
commissioner
of plants i
phone.
Those
who
w
ia
ta
d
In
this
flection as p rel'd in g officer of
R. C."No 2—
*
of "moral
turpitude"
try, Amelia being born at Atchi charge
tu res o f New York City.
— ! — : io
[he county court, administered o work included Mr*. J. W. Bell of son, Kansas. She attended a number against Thaw. However, the Horn,
ANDERSON
J . Dorman, flry commi*#
neelsive defeat to S. A. B. Wilkln- Lake Monroe, George Smith of of schools and learned to fly in Office officials at London last
CASSIDY
*1
quhsttoimd, about thy
Psola,
Rev.
Ms*
Co“k
of
Oviedo,
ton. Judge Sharon's m ajority was
EATON
I
California when she was 19 years week raid th at nothing of the
Goldman testified that
B.
G.
Smith
of
Oviedo,
S.
F
•
Lofty
| lightly more than two ta one with
* HARGRAVES ‘
kind was under contemplation.
old.
622.102 spent by th t
[he vote incomplete. The count was of Chuluots. H. H. Pattishall and
the past 10 Year* for
' »ron 1,367 and Wilkinson M2. C. W. Culpepper of Geneva. JMIAMI HEACH t- 102 residences
STARKE— Resource* of banka
struct ion apd repair
The above**repor” *11a 8*1>ccn prepared by rep resen tativ es of The HcraUI and is not ot^
X U
In the race for Commissioner Henry Menick and C W Entxmin- in Bradford County increased from were built here In y ea r cnd?d May
Todd Company yet KL599J
I.
complete
on
all
except
precincU
No.
1,
No.
2.
and
No.
3.
A
final
report
will
be
published
in
toger
of
Longwood.
Frank
Evans
of
on- DIstHct Five 8. F. Long of ger of Longwood- r
* •
run tracts.
in 1907 to more than 9L- 1, 1928, posting an average of 418,huluota w a. leading J. T. Me- Lake Mary, A. E. E lm . of AlU 4230,000
m arrow's M ould.
j£k
000,000 in 19ftT.
COO each.
(Continued ori Pag.’ 0)
>monte, nnd Uhyd U n d u f Ose. I .
r
Sheriff And’ Prosecu-,^
Attorney Unecs
Running Very
land And‘McClelland
Have l£vcn Ratlleln
Ruth-Bryan
Is
rnryan ,,Owen
0'
6 Seats
[eonardy, Whito
Wage Even Fight
lecond Choice Votes
Will5' Probably De
cide Sheriff Uacc
s
HERALD ELECTION ATLANTIC PLA N E
RETURNS VIEWED AWAITS WEATHER
BY LARGE CROWD BEFORE STARTING
Of Peculiar Soviet ExneditionlB
Carson E xp resses Inventor
Plane Sees Success Expected To Leave
Satisfact i « n W i t h
For Dirigible Hunt
Election 0 ut.come
British Authorities
Refuse HarryThaw
Permission ToLand
How Seminole Voted On State Offices
Committee P'r
FavoritTsm Cn
Of Senator H e f l
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THE SANFORD HERALD. 8ANFOR]
TUESDAY, JUNK 5. 1928
' *•
■ H I■
TONIGHT
Tlic Sanford Herald has made arrangem ents to (five the most complete service on election returns ever attem pted in this city.
Fast, direct wire service from
all
parts of the State and a complete organization covering every voting precinct in the County will furnish retu rn s as soon as they are tabulated. Magnolia Avenue
front of The Herald office will he roped off and benches provided. Returns will be flashed on a screen opposite the building. There will be no charge for any
thing and the public is cordially invited to attend.
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THE SANFORD HERALD, BANFORE, FLORIDA. W E D N E S D A Y , J U N E 6 , 1 9 2 8
Sanford Herald
t k r H e r a l d , f i s a f e r d ’a p l a a e e r a e w a M a e r , e a k a e rlb e a
la th e
la le ra a t la a a l N ew s ta r v le a , r e e e lv la ir tr a m
tb ta a a p c r la r
a e w a e ra a a la a lla a
ItV e a tjr t h n a a a a d w o r d a d a llr r a r e r Ik c aU th e
le a d in g a v e a la a f Ih e
M M lre w n r l a . T h e I. N . I . la r * a e r i a l l r e r f l e l e a t l a r i n r l d a a n d ll*a
a t a a a r r » f h a n d l i n g a i a l a a e w a la
T h e H e ra ld
la a
member o f t h e
A w d ll l l a t e a r e l C l r r a l a l l e n a . am
t n t e e a a l l a a a l A s s o c ia t io n
n f I’u h I I .h e r s , A d r e r tla e r a
a a d A d c rrlls fa s
A s e a la
w h ic h
rrq u lre
each
t - n h ll a h e r Member t o a a b m l t t o a
Ih o ro ash
a u d it
af
a u b a rrla lla a
H a ta In o r d e r t o v e r i f r a b a n l n l e l y
a l l c la lm a n f e l m i l a f l a a ,
w e ll a*
h e a e a l h u a ln r a a m e t h o d s .
WEDNESDAY JU N E 6.
BIBLE VERSE FOR TODAY
GOD SE E S —The eyes of the
Lord arc in evory pinco, beholding
the evil and the good.— Prow 16:8.
PRA Y ER —O th a t wo mny live
each day happy in the knowledge
th at Thou scent our very secret
thoughts.
T H E S E THINGS
Is the New York Herald Tribune,
ij,. N e t knowing .u\H ^ w ^ : » a d n c a ^
u,when I spoke,
iW ” I snltl, “ 1 wish it were to-mor*
row—now."
And ere thin madness loosed its
chains, I woke
And had my wish: and wished it
were not so.
Tomorrow was to day, and I had
lost
Another day of living fervidly.
Thu pain of Iteuuty is a trifling
cost
F or wonder, reverence, and ecst
tacy.
These things nro precious, dwell
ings, bridges, ships;
j -Voices, sound of sens, and silent
spares;
The feel of feathers, wind, and
.
young red lips:
•The m ystery of ancient ruined
places.
When we ride through the fragrant and luxuriant or*
ange groves of Sccnlnolc and our neighboring counties, wo
often wonder what in the world becomes of nil thene beauti
ful fruits. Thousands and thousands of trees, loaded down
w ith o ranges. grapefruit, or- tangerines «re—encountered
everywhere near here. This is whnt the Miami Daily News,
in a recent editorial, says becomes of most of them:
“Fresh fruit exported from the United States In 1927
totalpd $60,000,000 In value, approximately a $7,000,000 indrepse over the figure for the preceding year. The increase
|was registered chiefly in oranges, grnpefruit and other citrus
fruits. The value of orange shipments was $3,600,000 more
than in 1926. Grapefruit exports increased $1,500,000,
“Oranges ranked second in point of aggregate value
with a total of $15,000,000. but the humble apple retained
its first-place leadership with $30,000,000. Pears, grape
fruit, lemons, peaches, pineapples and other fruits accounted
for the balance.
"Apple exports, while they represent the largest single
item on the list, did not vary greatly in value in 1927 from
the preceding year’s figure. Citrus fruits, on the other hand,
appear to be riding a new wave of popularity abroad. A
shipload of oranges and grapefruit was consigned from Flor
ida directly to Europe during the last winter, the first unit
in what is evidently to be a series of such cargoes. The
healthful qualities of these typically American fruits, along
with their titillation of the palate, seem to command a uni
versal appeal.
,
“All in all,pfr,uit for foreigners Inst year proved to be
fruit for American producers.’’
Crime Traps Legal
* Considerable difference of opinion has existed in Florida
at various times ns to the moral right, and even the legal
power of nrresting'officers to “trap" persons whofn they sus
pect of violating laws. The so-called "speed trap” has been
one of the commonest forms, but
believe thut for all
practical purposes this Is no long^^usod jn Capturing’speodHowever,
jurist*' has recently handed down
the following ruling: "If a person is induced by anyone to
commit a crime for the purpose of procuring a conviction, the
conviction will not stand. But if the purpose to cccnmit the
crime is in the mind of the defendant nt the time or suggest
ed by him. defensive entrapment will not avail. Officers or
other persons may make an opportunity for one to commit a
crime for tho purpose of securing a conviction and the con
viction s o obtained will lie upheld if the criminal intent orig
inated in the mind of tin* accused."
The decisjon was rendered in a case involving the sale
o f intoxicants to a fifteen-year old school boy. The evidence
showed that a man named Spann had induced the youth to
sell whiskey for him. Before making a sulc. the boy inform
ed a policeman who gave him a marked onc-dullnr bill with
which to purchase a pint of the liquor. The defense, of
course, contended that the boy’s testimony was in error on
the ground that he had been used by the police to trap Spano.
The judge promptly ruled that the evidence was ndmissible .since it was shown that a c riminnl intent existed in the
mind of the accused.
he breuth of blossoms, sting of
bubbling wine:
The love of men; the thought of
INDIANAPOLIS STAR
)
Gdd-*-nnd light;
«.
v health and splendor ef thq
** Tliuiims il. Admim. Indianns
warm sunshine,
And ail the strange Jeweled premier crusading editor, is one
figure that will stand out sfter
• ridhness of cool night.
the smoke of battle has cleared
Must wo, tomorrow, withered ns away and Republicans get a real
perspective nf the events of tin
fhk grass,
Lose these7 O Time, let not one iest few years. He was not honor
moment pas*!—Hy Monroe ed by nomination us standard
1 bearer, but his party owes to him
Heath
, a lasting debt Dm services per
formed. If the Republican organi
The atm m Is over,
sation ia lifted from the low
estate into which it lias fallen in
Now that election is over, won Indiana; if it is purged of Stephender If there will be any slush fund sonibin, of the taint of supergovprobvs in Florida.
ernment; if its cnndidntes ary re
stored to the lonfidem e of Un
An experienced wife in one that people, that will lie traceable to
can tell w hether he is lining dig tile efforts of Editor Adams, who
nified nr ju st pouting.—St. P eters startr-d the campaign for a house
burg Times.
cleaning. Some belittled Ins e f
forts, some double-erossed hirii.
others
tried to steal his thunder,
They nrc now growing celery
n ear Titusville said to be ns good hut it was bis initiative mid rean Sanford celery. Something to lentlessness that turned the light
of day into the dark corn is.
think about.
Mure than thiee veins ago
Thomas II Adams began In- • i u
Encountering »
*udi‘ in Ins pa p e l , tin- \ iiii «-o",' s
way to Suva, the
( "ommet'ilal. He was on III,- tiasl
demonstrated itthat latet led to Sl • plioii'or’s
through adverse
"I'lai I. boxes," to tlo- three latei
tions.
grand ini \ iii\e-*igii!i..n- and I"
Hi,' llllllet nielli > I bill mi- Well, they haven't found 1)1
history He -l.itt -,| .illgle hall'Jed
Italia yet. but the seaieh tor it i Hi- in ipl-'Vid t ’otnt A-llei and
in full swing We will irv to kee.
Kuil’ Klimk. ti.itti iiss'n iiiiiit with
our readers posted on this sub jet
Stephenson and the latter indicted
HOW that we don't have to devol
! wit'll that Khiii leader. In lie!)* no
fib much space to candidates.
covet tile evidence of perfidy nod
worse Mr. Adams spent his own
money, and spent it liherally. in
the hop,, of performing a real
public service. He was. as lie said
in hi.s paper of last Wednesday,-douhle-crossrtl in the house nf my
friends plotted against, and the
INDIANA POLITICS
T
’h it! Doubt the M aster Work1 m an* hand because my fleshf ly ills increase?
i>; for there still remain* one
j chance that Ptim not Hi* masi terpiurc.— Ridgcly Torrence.
NEW
QUICK SERVICE
TRANSFER
YORK HERALD TRIBUNE
They were only an etderly far*
fr and a young poultrym an of
uth Jersey, a flat, sandy region,
terly lacking in the heroic usually
aociated with such rom antic see•ns ns the Old South and the F a r
est. Yet they knew an “ a ffa ir of
nor" when they experienced it
rough with more dignity than
. t enjoy the perform ance when
r. Carlton caned him to the
atform and made him read the
lestions he had
propounded
rough the columns of the Jour*
il and then handed him the phostatic records th at furnished the
iswcr and made him read those
the audience. The final blow
me when Mr. Carlton compelled
e editor to read the last ques*
m:
H athaway
or
C atts;
ilc h ? ” Carlton’s reply to th at
is, “ My father tau g h t ma th a t
two evils, choose neither."
But why Isugh at Mr. Graves 7
b did as well as anyone would
ire done under the circum anccs. No one but the head of
c state road departm ent is In a
sition to answer the charges
irlton makes against him and
r. H athaw ay declines to meet
m either on public platform to
icuss these questions th a t affect
c money of the taxpayers of
orida, or to meet him Ih office
Gainesville where tho records
e available. Of course, Mr.
•aves or no otlirr mati enn rtarid
under those charges if ' D r.
each affaire have Inspired In their
principal* for n century, either
hero or abroad,
Modern duels have' been a joke
these many years.Ono is reminded
of the latest to s tir the fashionab'o
world, th at between two students
* t Oxford, who fought a t duwn
w ith swords until one received i
scratch on the shoulder and their
"r <-'°nds closed J n and stopped tho
•■nguinary encounter. Very likely
they will be gossiping of this cplnode— they who gossip— long nTter
the nfkinCn o{ Charles Siewcrt, 05
, w ll,i
„n
nf
and
Ill,scom* ‘ 0’, pf
Cologne, N. J- have censed to
perfum e the icp h y rs th a t sigh
am ong the scrub pines of th eir pie*
beian habitat. But Charles anjl WllHam have shown the way to all the
knights who still shake th eir plum*
age in the m urky atm osphere of
an industrirl age.
You propably read the report—
how Charles warned W illiam ’s girl
ag an st him* and William m eeting
his detractor on the W hite Horse
Pike, offered to knock his u n d en t
block off.
“ I guess you can do
it", snld
Charles with n smile. “ You look
like you could fight. But I’ll tell
you. Let's fight n duel! T h a t '1
give mo more of a chance."
, So it was arranged. C harles picked shotguns and they m et on the
sam e’ spot’ thiU evening. ,,'N u sec*
onds to lUBST'^S^They made th eir
own rules, -JlAirftPtfc*erc th a t they
lUulInr. Crating Shipping,
and Storage
CITY TRANSFER
& STORAGE CO.
r t F Ii m
■ m v lx * . H « « H o w
tra il* * .
M B? T r s r U f * * n j l l W
r KM
SCO X . M u n i* A * *
'PH W. I.OSSING M*t.
DIXIE FLYER RniltT
Mile for mile America’a moat
intereating trip ia via
DIXIE FLYER
ROUTE
the scenic, historic way to the
UNAPPRECIATIVE
WEST
NORTHWEST
NORTH
l I uac- Cham pion Spark
j Plug* because I know I
can depend on them —
! n o matter how tough
| the going.
I Champion i* the better
1 ipark plug becautc it.
I hai »n eatlutire •till-
^ V
)
g
X -
Lout round trip fares—Stopovera
—Qhoicc of connecting routes
2
Champion;
i
S p a r fC P lu g s
Tolado. Ohio
dM
M ^ a il y
Were to
Colorado RockUt
Utah. Wromlna
California
National Pitkt
Northmen to
. . Blatk IUIU
Pacific N o n h a w
_
Alaika
Canadian R^cUm
North to
Cool T m a ra M f M m n M u
a k n andhSiod*eTWlacoada
Minna rota aad UltWaav Oraat Lakti
"
Might, ndt o f Ontario
i
. atand the much higher
hbrtri \
. fem ptraturca o f iho
1 modern high-eomprea*
J alon engine. A la o a n ew M
H
i patented aolid copper H f e X S n
gaikct-acalthatremain* S t u m B
. a b io lu ie ly gai tlgh t M S
under high comprea* J p m ,
■ion. Special analytia
‘
el ret rrxlea which ataure
• fixed ip ir le fip under
^
all driving conditions.
, l\
m
Dixie riY rR
Lv. Jacksonville A C L
. . 9:45 p. m .
Ar.Chmnanooga N C Sl St L I2>51 p. m.
DtXIC LIMITED
8i30 a. m.
10:30 p. tn.
F*r IwtUfu, rttrping cwr resn-eaiUiM./artf
DIXIE FLYER ROUTE
or E v e r y H n gln a
o The V oters C
Sem inole County
I w ish to ta k e
m ea n s
o f e x p r e s s in g m y h e a r ty
an d sincere appreciation for
the m agnificient vote given
m e in S e m i n o l e C ou n ty
on June 5th.
; The Southern Cross, at the lime
Wa are w riting. hu» reached Suvu,
• having but seventeen hundred
mile* t o A ustralia remaining. If
lie hop can be made successfulO R I -A N 'I I O
I t K I 'O l l T K I t -S T A I t
\ as It appears it will be from
I 'tb e beautiful functioning of the In this column in the Jackson Union, a Hathaway supporter,
: ' nh|ne so far, a new record will
ville Journal, “This Afternoon," put the crowd atjl,600- T h at is the
. have been made.
John Temple Graves II suys: We lowest estim ate we have heard. A
A Chicago grand jury renamed do not thunk Carlton fo r introduc Cleveland traveling man who was
,0gl» hundred and one ,person< In ing us lust night to the howls of in the crowd Is authority for the
sw eeping indictment against a His own special henchmen, or for statem ent th a t there were at least
rupi rin g which was reputed to be weving audit page*, phoostuts 3,000 people there- However, the
t n v t a x five million dollar* an- and invoices over our 'head as if
:nually.
Most of those indicted they proved som ething or • an y admission from all sources is,
thut it wus the largest crowd
AirHI doubtless be released.
A
that hud turned out at any politi
few will huvo to pay a small line, thing."
Now this I* a fatal admission by cal gathering this year, and Mr.
wljicb will be charged In the books
of the com pany as a license for one of the brightest supporter* G raves says It was a crowd of
doln* business. The profit will of Dr. Hathaway. He say# the Carlton henchmen. This proves
gtijl bo five million dollar* an- scene was before a howling crowd w hat is claimed by many, th at
njjally. And do you be Ilev** they of Carl tun's henchmen. That crowd C arlton will ca rry Duval county.
S R I like to see the prohibition has been variously estim ated at
Reports of the m eeting cohfirm
from 4,600 to 10,000. The Times- tho assertion th at Mr. Graves did
{
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TOUCHE
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THE SANFORU HKKALU. SANFORD. FLORIDA!
'm iai A n d Personal Activities
Office Telephone 148 MRS. FRED S. DAI GER, Society Editor Residence Tel. 87
Calendar
f
<tAv BDNESD \Y
I Sarah FarkeV Orphnnnge Club
LiU meet a t 3:«}0 o'clock at the
Lotile of Mrs. J . D. Parker, US
I,turtle Avenaa.^
I Mrs. Jam ea P. Ridge will enterlain the member* of the Duplicate
ntrldga Jjuneheoij Club a t i o'clock
Lt her'hom e on Magnolia Avenue,
j Luncheon for members only,
(of; th e; W oman's Club at one o’flock a t tiie club house. Phone
Dirt, i t P . Ellsworth, Mrs. W.
R,. IIonlyy o r Mrs. George Paxton
fo r reservations,
[ Nellie T urner Circle of the First
b ap tist Church will meet with
[Mrs. Jam es Fields, TOG West
[Third StV eet-at 3:30 o’clock.
THURSDAY
T. E. Lt Class of the First Bap
tist ChureH will meet nt 2:30 o ’r t & a -church and motor to
Higgins Lake fo r a picnic.
[ T. E. L. Class of the F irst Bapkisl Church will go on n picnic
L r ^ E v a n id jj|g All members an
EiuSAj'
Hi the Church nt
2:30 o’clock.
•
Short business Reeling of Sem
inole C hapter No, 2 O. K .'S. ut T
[o’clock a t the Masonic Temple.
FRIDAY
Niui-commtwdum-d
officers of
lc». I>. 124th Inf. F. N. ti. will
Live its F irst Military Bull, at
p:30 o'clock at Hutri F orreit Lake.
I Mens Club’ of Holy Cross Epis
copal Church will meet ul 7:00
rsona
Miss Putt ye Lyles leaves S a t
urday for Philadelphia Pa. where
she will take • * post , graduate
course nt the Jefferson Hospital.
Miss Freda Grefc, who ho*
been the Ruest 'o f Miss Pattye
Lyles for the past fortnight, left
Sunday for her home at Savannah,
(•a.-
Mis^ Elmina Howard, a member
of .Seminole High School left
Chandler Sharon returned home Tuesday for Los Angelos, Cal.
Seminole High School Parent Tuesday front College Park, Gu.
where she will spend several
T eachrri Association arc very where he Is n cadet nt G. M. A.
weeks.
.
much gratified with the results
Mrs. Mattie G. Pace and Mrs.
of its yearto work. The cafeteria,
Mr, and Mrs. J. J. Stapleton
under the management of Mrs. K. S. Dutton motored to Sarasota nnd small son Jimmlp of SaVanM. T. Deitrich, has tried to give Tuesday wnefre they will spend a nnh Ga. spent
the
week-end
full value to the pupils for every
here as the guests of M isa.Pnttye
nickle spent with it. The idea
Lyles,
of the management ha* been to
Miss Mary Ives of Orlando
moke no profit but to furnish spent the day here Tuesday as
Mr. nnd Mrs. A. B. Peterson
the very best food possible in the guest, of her sister Mrs. Lin
and children are spending, soputhe most wholesome and palnt- ton R.‘ Allen, v
time at .Pablo Bench ns thp
nhle form.
On account of having to add to
The mnhy friends of Miss Flo guests of Mrs. Peterson'a aunt,
j
the equipment to the extent of Bishop will be plcnscrf to learn Mrs. Robert W» Sims.
$223.48 the final balance -was a th at aho is able to,he*out after
trifle short ($1(1.00.) This hac an i!lness of two weeks.
Mr. nnd Mrs. R ,K. W aterm an
been taken care of by the Parent
und children of Sebring spdnt
Teachers Association and the
Mr. anil Mrs. Joe Gonzalez
year's work closed with no in nnnounco the birth of a daughter Sunday nnd Monday in Sanford
debtedness. The number of stu on.Sunday, June fourth, nt the ns the guests of Sir. and Mrs.
Clarke Leonurdy at th eir home
dents .buying lunches each day Fernnld Laughton. Hospital.
in Fort Mellon.
averaged 230 and an average
of 25 lunches were given each
day to pay for service renderid to the cafeteria, nnjl various
student _csuwwv,;h*ve at . times
been troatcT Tit fcWrmcr. “Tile act
ual expense of these dinners xvns
met by the Pnrent Tcnchers As.
mrintion. hut the interest and
•nope cation of Mrs. Dolt rich made
Id* possible.
The Cafeteria Committee wishes
>n thank the business men of
Sanford who so generously. conperafed with it in
semiring
these results, nml wishes also to
•xoress its gratitude to Mrs.
fhdlrirh for her untiring efforts
md skillful
management, giv■|>g to the children of Seminole
11i*»li Selinn) :> service which lin*
■sided much |<> their health and
happiness.
M lss^A R G A R ET ZACHARY
The Y. W. C. A. Circle of the
First Unptlat Church sponsored
by Mrs. W. D. Gardiner held its
regular monthly meeting Tues
day evening at eight o'clock at
the church. The topic discussed
throughout the evening was "Just
Suppose You Had Been Horn In
Heathen A frica.”
The members at this meeting
were Ruby M artin, Pauline S tin
son, Mildred Sloan, Vcrn Phillips,
Eleanor Cameron, M artha John
son, Essie A rthur nnd Mrs. G ar
diner,
Lloyd Boyle plan* to leaVdP
Miss M argaret Thompson, Mlsa
neaday afternoon to r Lai
Rose H urt and Miss Bevarly Ben S. C. where Mr*. Boyle Is r{
der. Each guest was presented a her parent* Mr. and Mr*. A
'
;or*a*e of purple and gold flowers 6 ray.
In lace holders.
Exquisite in every detail was!
.MADISON—New w ater St
There were thirteen tables of
the bridge party given Tuesday
players Invited to meet this charm line completed to sepre eilizer
afternoon at the Hotel Forrest
Sessions Hill section pf town.
quoise. blue taffeta made-basque ing guest of honor.
l.ake, by Miss Claire Zachary, effect. The skirt; was of matching
honoring Mrs. Linton £ . Allen, a Uille ruffles.
recent bride.
Fashioned of white chiffon with
The artistic color scheme of yeJ* yellow flowers was the dainty
low, purple, and whi[« was ef. frock worn by Mrs. Byrd.
Prescriplloop Filled PrciiapUjr
E. First Street
ifactively carried out in every de
.The games of progressive auctail. In’ the foyer and draw inj tian bridge proved exceptionally
___ And Accurately
Sanford
rooms numerous tall colonial and interesting and when scores wer*
French baskets rilled' with ycllqgt counted afte r the-usual number of
daisies, white and yellow zinnias games, th* first* prize, a lovely
mid purple petunins combined wltii rhinestone studded-party bag was.
ferns were placed with unusunl swarded Mrs. Jam es P- Ridge.
pleasing effect. These colors were Mrs. J. D. Woodruff, who held
repeated in both the tallies and next highest score, received sillt
at her bridge accessorlos.
hosr. The gyeat of -honor was
Greeting the guests upon nr- presented a set of crystal Iced tea
Hvnl was Mrs. Clyde Byrd, while eastern. The cut prize was given
in the receiving line were Mrs. W- n n novel manner. On one of the
It. Zachry, Miss Claire Zachry, ‘.allies a small red heart had been
Miss Mary Ives of Orlando and fastcd, and Miss M argaret Peters,
Mrs. Linton FT. Alton.. Tallies wer > who held'this was given a Imudoir
distributed by Miss R. K. Griffin *ot filled with bath crystals.
and Miss M argaret Thompson.
latte in the afternoon the bridge
Mrs Zuchry was beautifully rccessoVies were removed and the
gowned in a stunning frock or allies spread with hand made covwhite taffeta made bouffant ef •rs and refreshm ents consisting of
fect, while Miss Zachry was love frozen fruits, Individual on go I food
ly‘in white lace over yellow cre p t •alfea-aadt^UP$)i were served- Oa.
Where O reD n,T trlV i?s'
nmilo with the uneven hemline.
•och plate Weraffcpllow flowcFmbr
THURSDAY
jylMtSj,Alien wna a picture of love- ups filled with lavender and yelRARGAIN DAT
ifnife*-In a creation «f pale green liw mints. Those serving wore
Sped li C a s t^
x Norma Shearer
organdie with waist made basque, Miss Jane Torrence, Miss R. E.
"The
IrreaivUible
Lovtr'
The
Actrcsa
while the full skirt was fashioned -iriffln, Mias Katherine Schiranl,
Miss Zachary Honors Mrs. Linton E. Allen
With Bridge Party A t The Forrest Lake
LaneyV" * The Friendly Drug Stor
Milane Tonight
DOVE
Includes fabnios such as chi (Tons, g
crepes and* voiles in all the wante
for supnner \voar. These male
worth your inspection
MISS NF.W.MAN E N TIIR T\IN S
Reflecting the cordial toe pi
tality of the hostess in every way
was the buffet supper given
Tuesday evening by Ali-- liliwNewman at her Imme in Rose
Court, complimenting her house
yuestn Miss Naomi Seoggan cd
Washington, D.
ami Miss
Frances E w ing, of I'nssa grille
In the living room quantities ol
red and yellow zinnias were used
in baskets and howls, while in the
dining room llie colors of pink and
lavender predominated. The diniii,
table was overlaid with ii hand•omo lace cover nnd graced with r
silver basket filled with pink Ra
diance roses and lavender cnndj
tuft.
After a delirious supper, card!
were enjoyed. The first prize, sill
bos,. was won by Miss Claire Ziicii
ary, while Italiert Dodson who belt
1»AGB
WEDNESDAY, JTTNff fl. 1028
Figured Chiffon
jGeorgette
r
NO MORE GAS
IN STOMACH
ANI) BOWELS
°
w
i
40, Inches Wide
Light,. .tinted ground in shades t
with summer days. An ideal m
price most pleasing.
Always on hand at
UNION PHARMACY
Miss M argaret Zachary, daughter of Mr. nnd Mrs. A rthur Znchury is ii very popular member of the yuungei social set. She gradunleil from Duke University, Wednesday morning June •> with
high honors, she was graduated from Sanford High School in 1022
anil from Sullitts College at Bristol, Vn,, in 11*2 .. She is a member
of the Zetn Tnu Alpha Sorority und this year wu» yoted to lie the
best spoit in the settlor class.
Jesse Neely, a member of the
graduating class
of
Seminole
High School, 1028. leaves Monday
frtr Ann Arbor, Mich, where he
will spend the summer with his
sister nnd next fall plans to a t
tend the University of Michigan.
Georgette
■10 Inches Whitt
A material mire to find
favor for Hummer frocks
. . . . in all popular demons
AM Iikh t sh tides
designs certain to find
or ns n- frock fabric
In lovely prints and polka dots these celanest
voiles are a splendid fabric and priced excep
tionally reasonable
)’v'.
.
Elton J. Moughtoi
Architect
First Nat’l Hank Hide.
Stanford, Fla.
liv e ly frocks of georgette, tu b silk
ami hut crepe, a tra ig h t lines and
two piece model* are featured
HINTS
J
200 West Gore Are.
%
Dresses—Values
The biggest summer sale in Sanford's history will be
gin Friday morning.
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Tomorrow our store will be closed all day preparing
f o r the big «vent
t o . $ 1 6 .7 5
HALF - HOLIDAY
SPECIAL
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THE OUTLET
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THE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 6, 192R
Wednesday, June 20 th
Nearly a score of Sanford’s leading mer
chants have already signified their intent
ion to make this day a great success. '—
Every merchant is cordially invited to
participate and benefit by the occasion.
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THE SANFORD HERALD, 8ANFORD, FLORIDA, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 6, 1928
Pacific Flyers Will
Take Off Thursilay
On 3rd Leg Of Trip
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fANT AD RATES
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phono ads, will be received
patrons and collector sent
ediately fo r paym ent.
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reduced rates are for
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counted a line,
iinimum charge e ! 30c t n
it insertion.
I ll advertising is restricted
(proper classification.
an error is mado The San*
_ Herald will ba responsible
l oniy ono incorrect insertion,
advtrtiscr to r subsequent
jrtion.'j. The office should bo
(jfled Immediately In case of
or.
TO ADVERTISERS
1 Herald
representative
(roughly fam iliar with rates
Ls and classification will
|s you complete information,
if you wish, they will assist
in" wording your want ad_
nsko It m ore effective.
tnnounccmenta,
)
tested for grasses by Dr.
[vis. Opposite Court House,.
le or G ranada Dw Ginger
call 705. Prom pt Delivery.
Automobiles
[ND NEW Chevrolet Couch
nplotcly equipped. Never used
sell for $100 off rash price of
Want cash. J. W. Rice, 705
first St. Phone 789 or 901
Help Wanted—
SANDE TO RETIRE
Kicnara m an s l o A d vise
Public About D etails O f
Com ingTunney-HeeneyGo
NEW YORK, June 6.—(IN S )—
Karl Sande, America's premier
jockey, says ha will retire from
the tu rf because the necessity of
tnklng off weight has impaired
his health. Ho may continue his
HAVE TWO MORE OPENINGS riding career on French tracks,
For some ambitious young men where jockeys ride
at high
or young ladies who want to weights.
By Davis J, Walsh
learn a good trade and get a good
International
News Service
position when they have become
LATZO BEGINS TRAINING
Sports Editor
competent. Hav0 situations avail
NEW YORK, June 6— (IN S )—
able every few dayr. If interested
POMPTON LAKES,
N.
J„ Tex Rickard plans to apprise the
ask for C. A. Haines at Sanford June 6.—(IN S )—Pete Latzo, for
Herald office.lie will be glad to mer welterweight champion, was New York Doxing Commission to
morrow of his "plans” for the
explain it to you.
to begin training here today fori™
,,
heavyweight
his 10 round bout with Leo Lam“ n Y . . e?.nc.y.
fight, and, four days
ski, of
Aberdeen,
Wash., in | championship
,
Brooklyn u week from today. His i '“ter, he will have another big
sparring partners arc H arry Fay !'tu ry 1 for rclcas,e- He will tell
and Eddie McCullen. light heavy- “ • ” hLvn
the fight Is
weghts
to lnke l,luec* Tho w riter, for
one, enn hardly wait.
In fact, my impatience Is such
LEESBURG—New radio ampli that 1 am about to fool Mr. RlckIS— Apartment For Rent
fying and distributing station in hnrd. 1 won’t wait. He it known,
therefore, th at toniurrow he will
WHY NOT SPEND your vacation City Hall dedicated.
tell the board ju st how many
nt the seashore ? For desirable
seats he haw in mind at $15, $30,
rentals write or see H. E. Nus$10.50 and so on and, on Sunduy,
(Legal Notices)
bauni and Reynolds and Wilson
he,will say thut, after due delib
Real Estate Brokers, 117 Magnolia
ix
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eration,
he has decided to hold
A ve. Daytona
Beach, Florida.
sr.viiM it.r: c o i '.v t v , s t a t u o r the fight nt the Yankee Stadium
Phone 78.
n .o n iii.v
on the night of July 20.
In re 1'ntntr of
HllKltH»AN .IRVVITT, . Oecrusetl.
The citizen who hasn’t heard
To ,lilj_tri-illlurs, IcKntees, illnlli- all this before automatically wins
iilal -nil persons having
THREE room furnished cottage liuTi-es.
claim." _ur_tlemiimis 'anallist entitle: the curvclcs.H fish hook, which only
ap^rtiijent.
Privoto entrance.
You. utuT eaeti of you. lire hereby goes to show how devoutly Mr.
notlfleit ntiil requlrril In preseni
218,1: tench.
mi) elulius unit Ueinantls which you. Ricknrd is laboring to bring life
or ellhet of you, mny have iiKnltisl to the dead.
the estate of SlierlOnti Jewell. il«>"A re you hearing anything
MODERN furnished npflrtmenU, eraseil,
tale of Senilliole County,
Frigidnire: Murphy steel kit- Flnihhi. io the lion. Jn* (1. Sharon. about the Tunney-llecney fig h t? ”
JuilKe of Seminole Counlv, un nfficnl of the Mnilison Square
.‘hen: Garage: excellent neighbor County
nt Ills office'In the fount) Courtnsked a Broadway racket
hood: rent very reasonable. Park house in Seminole County, Florid.,. Gnrdcn
eer in the elevator today. The
wllhlu
tuelve
monlhs
from
the
d
slr
Apartments, No. 3, or Phone 57, hereof.
la tte r said "no" ah<) then recon
Snyer.
Oale d ' M u v |Kill. A IV ISSII.
sidered with tile air of one who
•KUZAin-rrn j k w h t t .
Executrix of the i : Slate of wished t I( l*> f(lir about the thing
ROOMS FOR RENT: 111 Park
f, fthgi litnn Jewett. Hr censed. "Yes. I am" said he finally "1
A ve.
■ If -------------------------------- lienr (hem laughing nt it." At
the same time, I wish to deny th u t
M i r i l k n r r .i.r r T io *
2 FURNISHED apartm ents: 1 up
coiuiijliint't) w i t h tlm pro v In Ion n I am claiming the fight is dy
stairs and 1 downstairs: reduced of I nU*w
i l»tnicJkid*- tliorrli*. nolle* I n
It has never
Mr*. A k . Powers, 107 W. Ii«*rHip. k i y r n th u t an H i -c t lm i tin* ing on its feet.
lift*ii iiiinrtij u m l ttrilel'tpfl In h r h Mil, been on its feet.
0th,
mill
rfUiic w i l l In* hi*hi w i t h i n
However, weep not for Mr.
trial li n ’d'I d o . u l Bfii*riiil T u x School
THRASHER APARTMENTS: Re Pinti lt;| 0 tl 2, So m I no I d t *«»u 111> » Ricknnl. The right fielder who
(llR trir l hHiur
ulwo forgot his sun glasses won’t need
duced rates. ,117 Park. Phone kMnoorwh ina . Miltl
!|,MnKiviiDil S p r c ln l T u x
School}, i|n I 'r h l n x . J u n r IM Ii, l*»2<
859-J.
l[
your tears either. He will have
plenty of his own and .the only
renson I'm mentioning the m atter
is thrit he reminds me of Mr.
Ricknrd, who is so different.
Dosing the contention on the
current belief that they, meaning
the muggs always turn out for
World Scries and
heavyweight
championships, it was popularly
estimated around the Garden today
that Tunnvy and llecney would
gross somewhere in the neighbor
hood of u million dollnrs. If they
do, .Mr. Rickard will bo out from
under like on exposed chassis.
He, in fact stunus to win sev
eral hundred thousands under
those conditions, with Tunney ta k
ing some $525,000 and Heetiey
whitt ho can get, including, a
punch on the nose.
' No. Mr. Rickard ncVer seems
to in. in immediate need of sym
pathy. He is the only promoter
in the racket who can guarantee
to finish in the dark ink year
after year. 1 did hear once that
Hardy Downing of Salt Lake City,
has made us much as a q u arter
of a million in the game hut a
winner like th at is most except
ional. The only .thing that keeps
most of the boys in the field in
definitely is the inevitable "angel”
who roods a few headlines. and
then runs out Into the light of
day looking for a promoter who
might consent to accept money
from strangers.
However, the original "A n
geles" who supported Rickard
soon lust their saintly aspect.
He didn't need them after his
cnrly suet i sse.i here—except ns a
means „f oveieoming his natural
nveisimi to lining any but strict
ly im pera mil money in his opootheil
(Continued from page 1)
cation induced us to take him
along.
‘•Now, if we had our choice of
all the navigators in the world for
another dR cht, $ve would agaid
lick Lyon. ’.Vc have ju st completeJ
longest non-stop flight over a
ingle body of w ater ever made
ind th at l* proof enough of Ly
W e lte r W e ig h t C h nnmp
m p lo n
on’s ability.
Snil For Europe
Ji
Rirnpc In June
"Then we had the problem of
Fulfill Contract Wilh One
finding a gftod radio operator. Wo
summer
training
camp
Of Spnin’n Finest Battlers
haven, N. J., to polish.his boxing jpoko to xevern) possibilities, but
nono seemed to satisfy. One morn
By SID .MERCER
technique for the test to be ad ing Lyon rang me up and said: ‘An
NEW YORK, June C.—(IN S )—
ministered by Professor Gene Tun uld shipmate of mine will go with
Jus Dundee, welterweight cham
ney on July 26 nt the Yankee us.' The shipmate was Jam es W ar
pion is flirting with another sus Stadium,
ner.
“ For the first time in his life,
pension. Joseph has accepted an
Hccncy move* in a t Fnirhnven
offer to box Hilnrio Martincx, next Saturday and with hint wiP W arner got into a plane for a one
tour test flight. L ater he went up
Spanish welterweight, nt Barce
lona on July 7, and with his pilot. go Squire John Mortimer and in two more trial ftighta. A four
Max Wuxmnn, will sail front these Phil' Morcurio. The Squire h hour and a five hour hop. He re
shores on June IG for the Euro Toni's Boswell ami Morcurio is n ceived and transm itted from the
sparring partner. The heavyweight plane though he had never dona it
pean adventure.
Challenger, being a man of deeds >efore.
‘
A ticket entitling Joseph to rath er titan words, has imported
.."Imagine
listening
for mesaagea
loaf for an indefinite period as
nquire Mortimer from England t, n a little r i i n
t e r Otj*far as New York is concerned
handle,the talking.
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probably will be issued by the , llecney .w ill-not settle down *o the plane * lt)\ thone'JtlrVat't'nfctltes
state athletic commission which serious training until the first roaring nut in front, sending and
has produced n legitim ate " con of next month. The New Zealan receiving perfet messages from
tender for Dundee's title in the der has been doing light work 1,000 miles away. W arner*is a
person of Sergeant Sammy ElaKer, alm ost daily a t the St. Nicholar man of no mean skill and full of
'•ourage.
Two weeks ago Baker defeated
gymnasium where he prepare*
"G etting back to Lyon, when we
Nick Testo by which a decision in for all of his bouts here last win
were over tho Pacific we struck
•Brooklyn in wltul was portrayed
ter. lie really would prefer to bad weather, it became our job to
as a final elimination bout to de remain there for ho says
hr guide tho plane when flying blind
velop n successor to Ace Iltiilkliis.
could work in u cellar and be in and dodging clouds. Flying blind
For many months Minikins held
shape for Tunney. However, the
the
welterweight
challenging necessity qf tjic' old "Bullyhoo" is a dreadful trial as you see onlv g t —
rights here but Dundee *Vus under calls for it.m o re elaborate pro the instrum ent board . light in
front of you. An hour of tm * anti
suspension for bis fuiltiYc to go, gramme.
you go mad.
through with a Minikins match in
More sparring partners will b.
"W e dodged, turned to the rig h t
California.
added front lime to time. Aftei ind to the left, but Lyon display- '
Tlie nix-months time limit lta<’ the Fourth of July ileeney will >d a tremendous am ount of ski|l.
expired in Dundee's ense but it have half a dozen humnn targ e ts When we came out nf tho bad wea
was automatically extended by the
Tunney bus set no time for e ther, he said, ‘here we are boyi’,
suspension. Then, when the cham formal opening
nt Speculator and pointed to the exact spot on
pion was umtored to good stand where he has boon rusticnting for the ch art where we were. He had
ing, Mudkins pulled out und made feveral weeks. Ju st now the plotted everV moment. He ia a
a match with Mickey Walker for champion is annoyed by a stone ship'* navigator, hut no ship ever
the middleweight title.
bruise on his heel, A flock of dodged and turned to the right and
Wnxmnn doesn't rate linker as spurring partners will he shipped left at a speed of 100 miles an
ii sttoug enough challenger to pull to him after the middle of
the hour.
a good “g ale'' with Dundee und month.
"It Is not my place to mention
lilts declined to close the match.
Smithy here, but everyone knows
Martinez, a fighter who improv
TENNIS PRACTICE BEGINS
his records and can judge his abil
ed greatly in two years of cam p
ity by the landing he made a t Su
NEW
YORK.
June
0.—
(IN
S
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aigning in American rings, re
va, where landing conditions a re .
turned to Spnin with Paulino (The members of America's Davis not too good, "I am glad to aay
Uzctidun last March. The same Cup team, with the exception of that Lyon and W arner arc both
syndicate that is to stage a let urn .Captain Wiliam T. Tililen, 2- ex-American navy men with a
bout between the Bnsqiic wo ul- ,were to practice at Forest Hills ord of war service with the Alliea.
chopper and George Godfrey at .today. The players will suit for
" I t’s not luck th at ntnkea diaBarcelona late in July made Dun iGuropu Friday night.
lunce flights go over. Its good
dee a tem pting offer to box Mar
judgm ent, good equipment and re
HARMONICAS LIKED
linez at Barcelona, the match to
liable men. We have now made
be 10 rounds at chntchweights.
legs of our jump. Wc are going to
Mm mimic playing throughout the troko the other* also. For If
Dundee, therefore, can’t lose nut
thing lint Ins life as th,. title will world is increasing. Much of the ground for a getaway cannot be
INterest tins been stimulated by found, the people of Suva say
not be al stake.
The welterweight champion bus tin- mouth organ contests thut have will be made if they have to
never been lucky outside of New been held in many cities. Wuert- a couple of hundred men out
tiny ! it."
York and slntuM give pause before tem berg, Germany, with
undertaking a hazardous
trip TriisMingen in the Black F orrest u»
tlie center of the industry, ship
ubroml.
Ft. Myers—$200,000
business
Two years ago before Dundee ped 50.561.10(1 harmonicas to other IiIih L for S. II. Kress chain store
wot, the. title be took a little v a parts of the world last year. This 'under construction nt corner of
cation trip to Californio and was is an increase of 813,400 over 1920 J s t and Broadway,
bowled over in a round by Eddie
Roberts. Last full he was matched
wilh Mudkins in Los Angeles and
refused to enter the ring when
the guarantee was not forthcom
ing. For that he was suspended in
California und New York and gut
into all sorts of trouble with the
local authorities in California,
More recently Dundee
was
thrown out of n Milwaukee ring
for nu unsatisfied fight with
NEW YORK. June ,Y_-(IN.S> — and inspired both -,f tV V
Piitkry Mitchell and is now trying
to collect Ida end through the George Siiler, onre the kingpen of Si. l.ouia rival-) t„ h re alrr efforts.
courts. Two weeks ago Joe and American I.cm: up players, lint, Nearly every time the S trjler
George Levine were chucked out made good ns first bnucinun of the on base, the Kajnh d> ivc*
home.
in Detroit noil lie is under suspen
sion in Michigan us a result of unlooked for even by his fmidost
Yesterday
I lorn shy’s
admiret> and probably no such limner of the AvaM-o, with
th at incident.
When those Spaniards
get occurrence has tickled fandom's on base, staked the braves to n
Joseph on their home grounds fancy ns much since W aller John to' 3 win over the Reds in the
there Is no telling what will happen son got into his fu st world's i i n u i t clouts in thi
to hin\ and If
doesn't stay here series.
I) res sen nnd Ep
Apparently n<> longer bothered hom er for the Util
to fight he will most certainly be
set down again in New York. by sinus trouble, Peerless George his first of the
Verily, the life of u champion is ha* been hatting at tlie healthy now one ahead of bio last sea
rule of .419 in the National League record, if memory doc* not fail ns.
now always u happy one.
getting ut least one lilt in every
In the only other gnmu w..i it
game, He couldn't hit .100 with jupe pluviua perm itted to be j i GOLF STAR COMING
Washington. His playing
has cd the athletics trounced the w li-'»
LONDON. June
6.—(IN S )— “made'* the braves, aroused new #ox 6 to c. Grandpa Ty Cob
Mfss Enid Wilson, 18, year old interest in the fortunes of the ed a triple and a single,
English girl, who was strongly team, vindicated thu m anagerial in three run*, nnd boost
fancied to win the British Wom ustulcnvH* of Rogers Hornsby, batting average above .300
en's open
golf championship,
plans to go to the United States
to compete
in the American
Women's championship, it was
learned today.
DODOB
f*»r flu! pu jioki* «»f ilM ln m ln liiu w h o
^urs cars and Graham trucks,
lip; I liiNffDH of III** Hiilrt «llnLKFFLER APARTMENTS: furn nltoll
I rli f fjip ll)« m v t
**<llnp ixvo
and 13th. Street. Phone 3.
ished. 3 room and garage. At >'•*!»r*. Ja i p I 41k n nm h i r of m il l* of
i iakOol (ax (o la* |t*vit*i| an«l
tractive summer rates. Apply 804
,n u ‘ C tn m i x lioni<| of I 'n hllo In*
i iillnrhtil[ for i*ach of tho mihl >
)GINS & COWAN Co. Auto Magnolia. Phone 280-W.
Hfriii’llOin
ft*NO
listor and sheet metal works, Small garage apartm ent. Call 251. Inilon | liti
lh
iiiii
|«
m
|
mill
'reach Avenue. I’hons 71G-W.
.It
Mil'll
f
I
IG— H o u s e s ’F o r R e n t
tin* fiiiijym
fm tin- Ji
FIVE
ROOM:
furnished
house.
HUPF-MARMON
Low summer rules. See V. A
Sanford Automobile Co.
II) DAVIS J. WA1.SH
manage to guess wrong on nearly
Tax 'HiTiiinl IUm| rid , it* lintil
Magnolia Ave.
Phone 137. Speer, 111 Park Ave.
11pc| ion
NEW
YORK, June 1.— (IN S ) — all of them.
imfl
N«.
?
»
ilduiRM....
.
.1
M
FOR RENT: To Responsible party i*IiMfr«‘i% C i v r k J \ m
However, bis employes were
It - i l l i t r M’ M
well furnished Spanish house in l.uyuth'r, dOil l.i It Wi ‘tit xxin ill. In- Wit it many of nuj gt eat in tel- more specifically concerned with
lusincaa Service
of'H
[
I
lects
hastening
to
confess
that
the
beautiful sin-roundings. Five rooms
the immediate fu tu re - next Tliurs
I*i *m I I l f j N t * I 'I ( I >>i k *■ M a I \ I . VV
garage, will give lease if wanted .1'
I itrh 1 1*‘I k
v\
V
I >111111 A i frost is on the pumpkin insofar as day night, to be precise. They told
SUN PROOF PAINTS
| summer boxing in Netv York is Ricknrd they thought 11ml $11 fm
}r Spar Varnishes ami Ena- Price $50. Address T. 1*. U. Car.*
1-i •.-ti# t Nb 11 (
ill.
Velumina
Flat
Wall Tile Herald.
l concerned, it is worthy, of note to- a ringside seat was too much for
i. . . i i: fiju iif il, 4*1*1
Its. Persian clay jesso. plastico
A11 Ii li t L e u ' l r ii (id
| day thut men in his organization a return bout between Mike Meliguc und Arntund Knununucl. P er
(ding clay and Plaques. SnnN|l,I,'t«,l*4: | *
«’ll> >. have warned Tex Itiekard that lie sonally, I know it’s too much to
l o r l N li
1] Paint £ v/all Paper Co. G. U. FOR RENT OR SALE: Six room J u liI 'al e cMr.N'uuii
i:
Mi
<
is
overplaying
his
hand.
iiitm.
modern house: Desirable loca N r II ttlj II. H l l v r i
rt, Propr. 112 W. F irst St.
ftollHO. I
They didn’t actually mention tin- pay to see McTigtie do anything,
tion 2009 Orange Ave., Oak Hill 1nK|n-rt nr * )•
1 Tttnney-Heeney heavyweight chant except retire from the ring( hut.
I ' . i l . ' l th|* (lie lit
Subdivision, Route A, Box 170-F.
li r i i s . i
I pionahip match in this connection]1’/ *nurse. Jut not one of the puI I H ' S T Y Ul •A ltl»
|. Nipper. Signs of all kinds.] i q — H ousch F o r S ale
Iiul it is suspected th at this in U nits and I can stay away hi a
H T R l ’C T t i >N. HI
I Sunlunl Faint £ Wall P a p e r --------------------- ----- —----t y . rl.n l MPA
ferettee was
intended,
umnug hudy without affecting Rickard's
A l t l Nt T
BARGAIN: ti room Modern Bunga
others They think that Ricknnl nplolllh in tile slightest. But even
low in the best residential sec
bus reached the point where he ii patient is likely lo recollect that
tion of Sanford. Must be sold im
( i i u i i m u i . | imauineis that the sap stin ts ru n - he knows loo much nhoui McTigue
mediately by OWNER. Priced sev
ning in tin- spring nmslly because anil su lake his money into tlxirri-r sir* c i . c m u t
INSFER Service of nil kinds, eral thousand dollars below uiTuiil, In M
etimplUtMee W illi tin* |n in t>- it is in such a terrible
burry to n care at roulette game is likely to
recollect that he knows too little
out 570-W or 3302. C. E. cost. Act nmv if you want u real Ioiih «if lnwr Hiitilleuiile (here of, no- reach thu garden box office.
t l i i Ih llr ri -ti) Klv eli llm t m i elet-lbargain. Write O. M. S. General M
cnlng.
In fine, they (car Rickard is about Emmanuel and too much
ill liiit
IKM‘11 rl ui!lIl r i l unit n r ili 'r n l to
Inn
Iiuhn been
Delivery, Sanford Florida.
about McTigue and so take hi*
l i r Minn* » III In- lii'lil
in* iii*III, iy iH liin*
nltltlii aim thrum a h o u t Kpeelal T a x charging too much for ordinary money into tin* nrniesl m ullettc
fight,
particularly
in
view
of
the
.
.
t
e
l
No.
I,
Henilliote
St'huul
I
li
nt
rie
l
21—Acreage Par Salt
WIGHT rillN T SHOP
( ’ ou ilty . r l n r i i l n , loilct f llM lI c t I t I ii k blight th at is supposed to lie on game- It will disappear there, to",
iiIho knirtvli iih Ha n fo rd Hpeelul T u *
lint nt least he will know why it
PPY *r"vioc °n any thing In
loud lilstrS -t .
on F r i d a y ,
J u n o the industry this year.
ntlng. A phone call will get ACKEAGE FOR SALE: suitublu Hi
I M h . I > » N) f o r th e purtniKP of iloRickard plans u> tap the did.
nian. Phono 417-W. 9 RailIt scents to me t hut the most in
for poultry farm, located four l . i i n l i i l i i K j Wlfo aliull lit- t r u n l n a of patients on the graniuni for $10
nuldt u l ^ t r l e l f o r the ne*l h u c | Av*,
miles south of Funforil on old Or- i'the
1'i'iltilii tk 'n ) *-urn, und tin- iiuiiiImi or more in the ringside rows nt the teresting commentary on the fight
game hereabouts was furnished
lnndo road. 33 acres, part high ■if m 11i n o f if U l i l r l kehuol tux lo InIN UP YOUR OI.I) WALLS laud und some of it low, idcul for levied ultd],eoilertoil f o r eftell of llio Tunney-llecney enterprise und to the othernight by the L oughiair
day,
in
face
of
hi»
recent
adm
is
H
it
III
yeill
s.
) l THE NEW WALL PAINT chickens mid ducks, t an he bought
1-utzU light heavyweight chnnr
T h e itp u n f y Itoiird of I’ uliln I n IETHING NEW AND BET for $100 per aero on your ow*t ■inirtion has determined by irnu- sion th at it looks like u very pinnship fight.
short
line
before
the
paym
aster's
I
ullmi
thiq
ten
inlllu
I*
the
i-utlTOR FU RTHER 1NFOR- terms. Address It. J. Holly, first muted inllltigr neeesunry lo lie vo
It didn't figure to be much, in
1I0N, CALL PHONE 23W National Bank Building, Sanford, ted nt nueh .rltH-tlon for the |tm ■ window this season, he re-affirm ed truth, but oiip might think that
his
broadcast
th
at
this
fight
will
|inke
of
kiild
k|iei'lul
tux
nchnol
dUpEE, V. C. COLLER, SAN- Fla.
more than $1H,U0U worth of pa
It let for l|ie iimulliK Urn yeui"
FLA.
________
'riie fidlmeliiu iih till'd ure HIl|o*lnl- cross n million and n half dollars. tients would fall in line in this
to nel nil litupeetoru end clerk* til He said he could tell this by thc
EY’R DRUG STORE—Pre- 22— ReaMvstnle To Exchange tlu- t»recl itetN numetl, wllhlu n.ild wny the reservations ure coming great, big preserve of the comeHfierlal
Tur Hi liool liiutriet, to In,I,I in and I guess thut expnuution will 1on, even for u match between Luke
iptlons. Drugs, Soda. We arc
k.ilil d i i ' t l i j n
WILL
TRADE:
Several
building
e»r s i your phone. Call 103.
ITee) net Nu. t (Hunford). Mia. suffice until somebody thinks of McLukc and his stepfather.
lots, free und clear, for- uma1! Murle Htfllielljliir. t ‘lerk, Mm, KuUi a good one
The tip-off is found la the fact
H liulrlidl. If li.
mill J. A
ILDING BLOCKS— ftTigatlon bouse in good section.' Your priei runiililKlium,
liiapcciora.
Any fight between Gene Tunney th at I/ougliruii drew nearly thut
and general cement work, j must lie right. In answering this
]Tec-inel ’’No. .1 (Hmifiird) Mr*
much in a 10 round, nun-champion*
IViii I llxtihm, Clerk. Mik Mildred and Tom Hccncy shouldn't gross
*1e Concrete Co. J. E. T ar ad give complete information as Hiiuirra,
L, V. Ilrynii, und li K. Me- much over a million and I can't ship fight with Joe Sekyru in
to size of house, location, and full, tnNi)ei*lork
ter, Prop. 3rd and Elm.
help it if Rickard is n man who Louisville several week* before
l'.ile il lllla I li e h i t d n ) cif M i l ) .
price. Address S. B. D. Care The
ought to know what he is tulking And the gate in question didn't
A I*. I»!». !
a
iAL ROOFING: The Roof Ev- Herald.
Cl I t’ N T V I M I A I I O O K l ' C l l l . l C I N - about. Ho guessed wrong on the break
any
Louisville
reerrds,
fasting.
Metal
shingles WILL EXCHANGE: Building lot
S T I l l ' i T I I W . HKMINU1.E C O U N
either.
As
a
m
atter
of
fact,
about
Mandell-McLnrnln
fight
and
that
T Y . K I-O ltlO A . u
ling seam tin and galvanized
for automobile. 1-ot is worth
A t t e k l : T . \Y , L A W T O N ,
nil it did was to break the pro*
doesn't
make
hint
so
much
better
See Jam es H. Cowan. Oak from $500 to $800. Address Box
Herrelxry
thaii a ntugg who somehow eau m otcr's heart
By F H K O T. W tr.U A M H .
and Third Bt. Phone 111.
131 care The Herald.___________
Chnlrmun.
[NOGRAPH—repairing, piano | 2G— Miscellaneous For Sale
\U T IC H (IK Ki.KCTinN
ning by e x je rts with 17 years
I i, rontHllMiica with llte |iritvl»loiiN
rience. Sanford music store GREEN ENAMEL wood range ■it Itiw u |i *>11cmIt I.* thereto, notice U
xlven that an rlarllon b»x
|Gift Shoppe. McLander Axand 20 gallon water boiler. Mrs. hrrrlty
1. li i xIImI Hint (trtlt-rrd to In- h'-IU.
mill lh* name will be brld wllhlu
Phone 832.
A. D. Smith, Phone 10.
iinil tliruUBliolit Hih-cUI Tax School
NEW YORK, June 6.— <INS)—
at. Paul, Minn., June 0.—(IN S)
l*l»trlct Mu, 6, Seminole Count).
SELLING all household good*. | Florida,
(Situation Wanted
rs hi illNlrtct hr Inu aleu The St. Louis Cardinals, New —Showing a burst of speed in
One Singer sewing machine, Vnon n an llrnrvu S|n-i-|i4l Tux
MEN want work of any kind. $10. One Ohio vacuum cleaner, Juor IS. ISZK, for the uurpox* of ctr- York Yankees and other clubs the last two round*, Mickey W alk
trtmlnlllK Who ■Imll hr tlllNtrrx <■(
From larg r shipments of cu
(1. Box 1431,
$15. Mrs. K.^ B. McCracken, l hr mihl illNtrlrt fur thr itrxl »uc which ar« handicapped by injur- er, middleweight champion of the
cumber* I have many amall
cerrtliilE two >rnru, mul lit" number
Ore
a
m
wold.
o( mill* of itlrlrlcl school lux In hr iea ore profiting by the tain which world, last night won a news one* Ju*t an goad a*
■B Plants And Flowers
any
Irvii-U und collcctril for each of (hr
other* for pickling, but not
BOAT
FOR
SALE:
3U
foot
bridge
yesterday held most of the big paper decision over Jock Malone
■„lil yrurx.
SALE: Mammoth Giant zinnullable fpr mixing la with
The County litturd of I'ulillc In- league team s idle for the second of St. Paul. The bout was tame
deck cruiser, thirty inch draft,
‘ plants, $1.00 per 100, DeIih*. drlrrnilnrit by rrxo- day in succession. The faux are
labia cucumbers -'going to the
fully equipped, aleepa six. Price Nlritctlun
and alow
for the first eight
lullon I lint li-u mill* In Ihr t-rtlmxK Call 160-W.
_
northern m arkrta.
They are
trit
milliter
nrrrsxury
lo
hr
votrrf
also
gating
a
good
break,
for
h
reasonable. P . 0. Box 938.______
fresh, firm and except for
nt xurh rlrrtluli for Ihr |iuin"xr of feast of double header* is in rounds, neither . fighter exerting
l» P lants; 25c per dozen,
Ihr Mild Hprclxl Trx School I>lralia as good as any other*
lilt-1 for Ihr nimulng two >rxr».
store for them later in the seas himself. In the last two sessions,
p per 100. B. F. W hltner, Jr. I 27— Money To Loan
not only for pickling but for
Thr follow Ilia numi-il nrr r|i|ioliil- on.
however,
W
alker
speeded
up,
ncllon.
tabJi- use. Will deliver them
ON WHITE or colored property. rd lo act m« liiaiirctor* uml rlrrk*
J n the only game played yes driving innqy hard punches to
nl Ihr |irrclllrl» itaint-il, wllhlu mid
anywhere in Sanford for $1.00
B.
W.
Herndon
108
E.
2nd
St.
KpoclNl Tax School !>l*Uirl. to hold terday, the W ashington ,S enator*
‘Boom* Withcut Board
per bushel If ordered .Immed
Jock'* body and head■■lit rlrrtlon:
iately.
Mortgage Loans
I'rrrlni-t No f. ICttiti-vu) Mrs M. trimmed the 8t. Loui* Brown*,
As
a
boxer,
Malone
had
the
-IAL weekly rates at Sani; lim.lrv, Clrrk. T. H. Illrkok. Mia- 4 to 1 with the aid of Braxton'*
Ala« a large arcum uiation of
id's home-like hotel. Seminole m improved residence and buainasa Manor Krl|[, anil A. A. Moran, In- good pitching and homrra by Go*- edge. He had tho champion m iss
SMALL POTATOES
property.
• nrctorx.
•
"rulM h good potatoes but not
P recinct No, 1,' (O xcrolu), H t \ iin and Reeve*. Cleveland, the ing often, b u t‘his c u n bluwa were
Baldwin Mortgage Co.,
ftltrhlr. Clrrk, lira, K. T. Suinmrri easily or quirklv prepared
See our local Counsel,
any
•III, SI In * M a r y Bowl*, and I* l>. only club which gave the Yankee* not heavy enough to ' score
(Apartment For Rent
for cooking as the large ones.
Inxpaelora.
a battle when the W estern team* points. They bounred off the toy
S. R. Dighton, Sanford, Florida. Krw,
Doled this thr Sth day of May. of the American League Invaded
While they UaL will sell these
M8HED 2 room apartm ent:
a . n. ista.
bulldog lika a tennis ball
also al ff.OQ per bushel deliv
COUNTY llO A ltn OK PUBLIC the tfaat, start* a scrie* with the
h’Atf bath: aleeping porch. 3M 29— Permanent Waring
ered.
INSTIU'CTION.
HESI1NOLK ■world** champion*-today. In the
COUNTY. K l.m m > A .
Telephone your order* tn the
Perm anent Waving- w w
goes
to
Brooklyn;
the
Cubs
in
AIM ' T. W. LAWTON.' National leag u e the ^TardinaD
evening to No. 714.
a!
perm
anent!
as
low
as
HSHEp
HOUSE:
Three
'
Secretary. will ‘try
to taka second place vade Philadelphia and thr Pirate*
Ity P ltB n T. W ILLIAMS.
"*a, screened porch and hath. 509 F irst Nntional Bank
taka
on
the
Brave*.
away
from
New
York;
Cincinnati
C h airm an .
Phono 480. .
>rH. street. Call 498.
High Prices For Seats To
Cut Attendance For Title
Night, Says Davis Walsh
I
I
Rainy WeatherHolds Mickey Walker Wins
Baseball Teams Idle Slow Boxing Match
Cucumbers For
Pickling Almost
Given Away
George Sisler On B atting
Spree Since He Became
Member O f Boston Braves
-C lassified-
Business D irectory
Iltttlerlee
Ex
THE UINIHJFE MATTER
lloff-M ac B attery Co.
117 E ast 2nd. Street.
IIEMSTITCHING
Singer Sewing Machine Shop
Machines Sold, Rented, Exchanged.
Eaay fay m en ts
Phone 80 N orth Park, Valdes Bkig,
Lunch Room
FOR GOOD eats
Lunch Room, 1
SEMINOLE
AWNING
SHOP. Street,
Awnings, Window shades. T arp au
Dry Ctauilajr
lins. Anything of C am ps. 308
2nd. Street. Phono 1 1 .SANITARY STEAM PKESSBU’
Odorless Dry CtoanUt* P H
908. 114 N. Park.
Awninifs
Furniture
SPENCER TOP SHOP. C urtains
Cushions and Seat Coverings. WE BUY or trade in used furoU
ture. W agner Furniture Co.
100 West 2nd. Street.
mu
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YOUU NEWSPAPER
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Published in Florida’s Heart,
The World’s Greatest Vegetable
Spot and
Garden Land.
•
foj me
• •.
Partly cloudy, with jhirWerw...
pcrthwnt portion tonight.
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AN 1NDEPEIfP^NT DAILY 'NFAVSPAPER
Leased Wire International News Service
AUNTY'S VOTE
EXPECTED TO
IE ABOUT 3,19
'hrongs Crowd Local
polling Places To
Cast 1,686 Ballots
In 1st mSeven
Hours
mm_ _ _
v
lain Interest
In County Races
governorship Draws
Most Attention In
TheStateCampaigns
With favorhbre weather
fonditions. prevailing and in
terest at fever pitch, all indi
cations point to the largest
[•ate ever polled in Seminole
[’minty today in the Demo-
^
In n samfile election hallo;
appearing is yesterday’s issue
of The Herald an error was in
advertantly made, causing some
confusion among local voters
today. Under the heading of
delegates to the national con
vention from the state at large
for both men and women, The
Herald instructed citizens to
vote for one first choice and
four second choice. It should
have rend “vote for four first
ihoii-e and four second choice."
The Herald regrets the error
and the consequent m isunder
standing which it caused. In
order to assist as much as pos
sible in correcting the mistake,
The Herald has employed a
ir.nn at each of the local polling
places today to givo out correct
infornmtiop.
CHINESE FORCES
OF SOUTH MARCH
UPON TIEN-TSIN
by orderly
Seal Of ll»*r Foreign t’cdonf
jruwds and reports from the
PEKING, June B,— (IN S )— N a
uilier precincts indicated that ull
fcrevious voting reeorils would be tionalists (South China forces 1
jliuttered.
Women
eoiistiluled today control all China, with I lie
L a rly half the voters, and if wa
M'cpiinn of Manchuria. Japanese
■rei'ly predicted that their infill airmen who made a reconnaissance
^nre will be more marked than .-as! of this city reported that
ever before.
large forces of (Jen. Sun Chuun
With a wholesale m b to the h a n g s
Southern troops
were
bolls this morning it. was predicted marching upon Tien-Tsin, the port
(by many local political observers or this city ami the seat of u large
that the total vot • for the county foreign colony.
k ,l l run approxim ately .‘1,000 votes
International troops at Tien-Tsin
|as compared to .the 2,1.Ml of
. four
,
(including Americans) have cstuby.ars ago. Of this number the two |UhllU |( „tro |,K j efense line around
Sae/ord precincts mi* expected to 11|| > { o n ^ n com,mund. A military
|sdl from 2,li(J» to 2,200.
guard has been posted over the
At 2:-l5 this afternoon 778 municipal water works and the na
I votes hud been cast in precinct live city.
1number one, (IB of these being ubA terrific explosion occurred
I miiU-o ballots. In prceincl mini this morning__ along the railway
U-r three at tin- same tinu ff"'I line over which tin* retiring N orth
li.tal was 'tOK. including <*7 ah - 1ern troops wen* moving. It was
si nice votes. There are approxi* audible in Peking.
mutely 2,700 qualified voteis in
The explosion was in the milI the two precinct. Th •_ county ioud shops a t Changlisintien. It
| vote outside of Sanford i- ex was reported th at Northern md
pected to fun around SOU.
! diers were ’responsible,
Mrs. Howard Overlin east h a l-' Unconfirmed reports were reme 1eeived hen* th at Marshal t han Tso
lot number one in precinct om
this morning. She was followred Lin fo im rr dirtutor of the Peking
lead in Mukden.
{t,y Mr. Overlin, local innnagcr of govermm-nt, is ilcail
the Southern Hell Telephone Com- Details wen- not given out hut it
i any. .1. .1. (ireeson, member of wus nsMimed that, if he really were
llie Sanford police departm ent, dead lie had siiccuml*ed to wounds
In I sustained when his train was a t
voted ballot number Hire
precinct three Mrs. Fred lkiiger tacked yesterday morning in Mu»
c a s t the first vote. W. It. Morgan eliu. m. This city is quiet. The gut*voiril second and F. M. Oavison an; opened mil) at brief interv.uls.
Normal railway service wan suawas number three.
pended owing to the m ilitary
I'rineipnl interest centers ill
tin- races for the several county i '“ '“ ins upon the ra' il facilities.
offices while the governorship Practically all locomotives nod car
holds the spotlight among the nages were* removed from the coal
state candidates. Considerable in yards and terminals. There were
still a few Northern troops in Pek
terest hns also been shown in
ing this morning hut it i.-i expected
the congressional race in which
Itutli Hryan Owen is scheduled dial they will have departed be
fore midnight. There are small
to emerge an easy winner over detachments of Southerners in the
Joe S eals, incumbent.
city, hut it has not yet been fully
Police Seek A r list
ForHisAttackUpon
Model Of Chicago
occupied.
.
It is reported that the armies of
Gen. Feng Vuh Siang and Gen.
Yen Shi Shmiy are racing to la
the first to take over the city. The
diplomatic corps telegraphed the
Nationalist leaders for permission
for the handful of Northern troops
policing the city to remain here,
until occupation is complete. The
d i p l o m a t s asked guarantees that
the Northerner* he allowed to de
part in safety. H was pointed out
that tile presence- of tr o o p s would
pievcot outbreaks by the lawless
element and assure the safety oi
foreigners.
o
■
OF MOTOR CAR
Easy Sailing In Delegate
Contests Of Committees
Wounds Receive rrcalmvnt ,iul Uu> l(llu.k, nm, ^hilC(| ot) th,
(ieorgia^ilelegatiui) promised to get
together if allowed more time. In
the Fifth Georgia D istrict Clint
W. Hager was slated as a delegate
afte r Frank A. Doughnian w ith
drew. In the first d istrict Tom
Jam es and I). \V. S. Daniels agreed
to jointly occupy one scat, casting
half a voto each.
Disposition of the Georgia eases
brought the committee up against
,C The accident nm inaL-abgut
J ^ ui,,inj|a »'vo n t . s f7“ t W oIvi nr:
it ion of 12 votes
V T u k r t . i n morning, a lu L ' l * f t
t '. T .
ont-alnl-ont,
battle Itolweci
Ilnlluiway ’aml' .hik driver— sxiu11
Hi-over
and
Lowden.
brought to Deland by n passing
Tw o complete sets of delegate,
motorist tind carried to a local
limpilal wlu-re lie was tran'ed. Dr. presented tlietneclvea front litui.t
Hathaway railed Ids campaign ill iaita. One was headed by E m ib
Orlando last night and wa on his Knntz, the veteran national coni
way (■• Jacknonville.
The driver was said to have
failed to not lye a left hand detour
and swerved the ci)r rliarply to
avoid crashing into/thf^barricade.
The car then plunged over a steep
einbarkment.
'
DELANO. Fla., June 5.—(IN S)
— Dr. Fons llallinway, chairm an of
the Florida S tate Rond Depart
ment and gubernatorial candidate,
was injured early lih*y when Ins
enr left the oad nbout -Id miles
noth of Delated, near Crescent City.
He suffered fractures of three ribs
and a etii on the ro rt’.iead. His in
juries while painful were not
Jr ;-
Ml a m . Fl»\, .lone B. (IN'S)—
Mure than 2:«.otn» voters, the
largest registration in the history
of l)w li((’i'lin(y, went to tin* pel’s
today tfi cast their vole* in the
Democratic Prim ary.
Ideul weather, brilliant sun*
, bine and eoiding hreer.es contri
buted toward hmigini: the rer *nl
number out to vote for the largest
array of candidates f o r tin- state
mid county offices since 1901
At no time has Miami uu-l Dad*
('•utility been phingi*tl so deep’)
into a better political campaqla
The race for sheriff <>f Dade f-uin
ty for example, vvns marked by
strenuous nctivity. then* being o'
least a dozen emidhlates forthis
'
.
lip m h iT
R1>, PTOUIbA, tll^ D A V , JtINFrs: m s
KANSAS CITY, Mo., June 6.—
•IN S)—H erbert Hoover's candila'cy fo r th e Republican presidentChairman Of State Road De ini
' ' nomination
'
" * ’ easily
•« * -»
-Coasted
nlong
partment Suffers Injuries today in the deh-giGe contests b.When His AutomobiloTurns foro the national committee,
Turtle Near Crescent City icorgia’s quavreiing Republicangot together nod partially settled
♦heir differences without resort to
Party Was Headed
the natinnul committee, .which in
For Jacksonville sines the seating of a full Hoover
delegation of pi votes from floorMotorist Takes Injure ! Man gin.
A contest was left banging fire
To DeLand Hospital Where
it* . j i » . i.,„ -r .....in the seventh (Tcorgln d lltricl.
CHICAGO, June r.— (IN S )—
Authorities were searching for the
“bald-headed a r t i s t " win, yester| day lured Mrs. M argaret Smith.
20. a model, to a lonely spot near
Lake Forest, Chicago suburb,
where he hound her to u tree
mnl attacked her.
According to the victim's story,
the pseudo u rtl-t tied her to a
tree for the purpose of creating
an Indian scene which he wished
to paint. He th e n danced madly
a Itout her. brandishing a hatelu-t
with which he threatened h'-r
life. She was left in the deserted
hit of woods hut managed to
free herself.
NEW YORK. June 5.—(IN S )—
“ You thought you came here
Clarence l>. Chamberlin, appointed
to pose for n savage p n ln ie.
lie shouted to his helpless victim, us consultant on construction of
she la te r told police.
Phis is I ho municipal airport at Barren
teal. I’m a savnge of In* wild* Island, Jlc-w in from H arrisburg
and you are u captive, When I'm to sta rt work immediately. His apthrough with you* I’ll kill
I point ment, announced by Michael
Mrs. Smith, who lives with » ' r
rov,.
dock
commissioner,
husband, Charles, said that the dales from
■ June I, and i* »'f in
man gave the name of 1eteraon. definite duration.
•TYe called at the h<pise ami
The appointment gives to the
said that I had been recommend (Mean flyer the tlUe of ueronautic
ed to him." she told H i v .
lie
snid ho wanted me to pose w r engineer in the departm ent of
some Indlnn scene which - he wa* docks. At u salary of $1,0041 u
ii-s'nting.
" I got into his ra r month he will re nder “ professional
anid we rode to Iaike Forest, lie and expert services In connection
stopped at s I’b c e ho seemed to with the laying out and develop
have jelccled previously.
I did ment of the municipal uirport of
not susi»e*t anything when he the city of New York. .
tied me to the’ Dee. It was sup
Chamberlin'* appointment came
posed to he p a rt of the scene. almost a year to the date a fte r he
“Then he began to act quc-erly e s t a b l i s h e d the world* record for
I was helpless. I screamed, hut long distance flying In hi* Iran*vve were too f a r away from an> Atlantic hop in. the monoplane
house to he heard.’/ ' '
Columbia with Charles Levine us -t
p a s s e n g e r . A year ago Chamber.C A L STUDIES HILL
tin was fur out over the Atlantic
on the second day of hi* flight
WASHINGTON, June 5 — (IN S) from New York to Berlin. He
—President Cvolidge I* *DH »tud>- finally lutided at EUleben. having
ing the Muscle Shoals Bill* It was flown 3,911 mile*, a wcord for
announced »t the White H°u»« to diatance which atlB aUnda.
day. .
,_________ :__
Chamberlin Gi ven
Position In Making
Municipal Airport
s a NF6
HATHAWAYIS
Error. Corrected
In Sample Ballot
, ra ,k .
! . |„ „ a „ , ao A irm e n - R e p o rt T h n i
|.- S im e e m i t
n m rm m . Im |
[.:lr,,L. R oily O f F a n itT ro o p n
illin g p la c e s m S n h f n r d h uvu} A rc i|& iri(j< ]F o rP i’k l n « r u r t .
ln-en tlirougcd
*:' ..
A u d lf~ * lu re a u
GOES OP AFTER Successful In t t
FIRST AFFRAY T o Suva, Fiji IsL
mitteemun from the state, and t h e 1
other by W alter l*. Cohen, the nogro collector of custom s in New
Orleans, who lx one of the ipoAt I’hrcCH llncklnK Cakinct C’nndiclalo Arc Elated Over De
powerful negro politicians of th e
cisive Victory Yesterday In
South. Cohrn'a delegates technical
Heal SkirmishWlth’ Em'niy
ly mi* uninstruijtod, but they are
known to ho ip the Lhwden camp.
l’tie lAiuisiana
h t brought
hnm ght
The
lim iriim h fig
fielit
the battery pf H oovir lawyers in Bean, Florida, But
to action, ex-Senator Lcnr«m( oi
Outside Convention
Wisconsin, John Jennings, Jr., til
Tennessee, and Monte Apple of l iisl Of Seventy-Odd Dele
W ashington, and uffotdod still mi
gate Contests Offers Fair
other example of the business lit. - 1
ly Good IToof For Hoover
*ffieiency mid alertness of the
Hoover organisation,
K ANj?AR C’ITY i Ju n e r*. -H er'1 here vvns a sharp skirm ish In*
tween the Hoover, ami anti-lleove* l<-rt lloover’n .cam lhlnto.ial stock
leu os before the Louisiana case was clearly itu tho asr-ndem y towas In ought up—and this result*.I day—u t leant, so far as Kansas
in another victory for the lloovei l ily j„ concerned.
forces. When the case was called, . Admittedly possessed of more
tin* Hoover people were ready l<> delegates than any other enndiproceed, th** oilier side was ab d.ite, noil v it t*>ri*ius in- tlieir real
sent.. A motion was made to pas* skirm ish with
"I In* Enemy,
tin* cum* tem porarily because of the^ ...............
Hoover forces .wero ndlltantly
the uliscqir of the a n ti-Hoover i-orvfideht*';Ttnil ■*'■■*•'>
Tlieir
forces. Hut the Hoover leader" watchword ia_’Jiii_f£USM4kUUu'’
vigeroiisly *ihjeeted, fo'n-eil a roll
The lin t of the 7U odd delegate
tall vote mnl won, 17 to IIP. Just innte»ts offered fairly conclusive
u-i I eiuvot luuaelied into his ar proof th at the-H oover m anagers
gnu :it t'olien da; lu-d into the room are in command *>f tin* p arty nt.iwith only u ruiiicout over lib clilttery. Tin- Hoover dolegatcu
shirt. Hu had forgotten his huk- in two states, Florida and Ken
iiH-sa coat.
tucky, have h u ll seated over
delegates lu ted ill the
field
against the cabinet candidate.
The numerical value of tho del
egates themselves i;i'
perhaps
loss significant than the I act that
in one instance un organization
regular of nearly ?0 y e a n it andin, -, Gaol -- \\ Beau of Florida,
t u n iiiiliorcid and placed outside
III,, cotivi-ltlioli. It 1- 1 1at** event
111 G. t ) I*. • iiv|e:i for an organ!
Declares He Hits Confidence /•ilioii old tinier of I'ean' type
In The Integrity And Abil dolt,. : o de*i-ively a- to leave no
FLORIDA VOTERS UTILITY MAGNATE
ATTEND POLLS TO STATES HE DOES
NAME OFFICIALS NOT FEAR PROBE
(iron lest Interest Mttnlfesled In Contest For Governor
llelwcen 5 Candidates; Ami
Martin, Trammell Outcome
'N t/M SE ir
Of C ir c u la tio n s
ity (If American Public To
.........
De:il Fairly Willi Industry lli.llllt.
v "'
^
Ill ||* til*' I I • * Ilf 'll
l l n m i - 1- n i n u o t / i i l t n l t
III tin- I’*-'-
LINDY ARRIVES IN
ST. LOUIS A FTER
SCARING PU B L IC
n r-J|
*>S|
Giant FokkerAirpl
.With Four £viat
Triumphs IhDash<
3100 MilesOver
uil
Plans Are Laid
For Final Juftt
“I.ttnc EaRlc’TauseHCotudder*
ithh* Apprehension W licnlle
Fails To Show Up At Desti
nation After Leaving Texas D i f f i c u l t y I s
_
e tlO n T a k e -O ffF r O j
St. Loots Mo. June b.-*-<INS)—
S
m a ll L a m iin g F ie l
Col. C harles A. Lindbergh landed
in St. Louis today safely e f tr r a
trip from F o rt W orth Texas
where lit* loft at 2 o'clock- yester
day afli moon.
Considerable np).r< li.nyion wan
f e l t ' fo r. tin* safety of Col.
Chnrii-t A Liinjbyrgh. to day..witli
-urdu-mi* cun id froiu th e air pot^t
Jieie .timl thi*
Flying Colonel
"lin'd fnil.il to arrive tliiriiig the
night. Every effo rt was being
made to locate him.
Lindbergh came to St. Louis
from tho Ozark regions of M iss
ouri, officials at thu Robertson
Air C raft Corporation told In
ternational News Service. The
Flying Colonel spent the night
safely thu officials said, declin
ing to nnnitf tho town where ho
had landed.
’
The nirport attaches raid his
plane was intact, and th a t tho
Colonel himself had suffered no
injuries. E fforts to get In touch
with Lindbergh were fruitless,
i h e Coluin-I wa* working on his
plane, lie refused to make a
statem ent on id:* flignl.
Lindbergh, n;» imml, w«.t tincomcatIvo about h i. travels. ll
was learned lie spent tlio night
will a farm er, i>ut tin* flyer re
fused to say who the farm er was
«,r where thu fnrm was locate*!.
Tim tran s-A tlan tia ace oho re
fused to say w hether ho made a
forced landing. Hud flying w eath
er, how over, led officials of tho
•in-port lu re to express the opinion
tin- flyer Imd dcuconded on tho
farm rather titan r iik 'a dangerous
trip in thu night, liu was flying
,
alone.
S U V A , FIJI Islands, J«J
5.— {IN S)— Triumphant
tlieir oDlir 3.100 mile nir di
from H aw aii'to the Fiji,
l.ih d s r th s ^ M ^ A < u o m b g r a
the crcvvlor3Bt*innt Ec
tri-ruotomi monoplanp Sout
ern Cross, tnrned their at
tentiou liere today to th*
problem of finding a suitable
placo for a tako-off on tho
leg of their darin g attem pt to 11
tho continents of N orth Amorioa-*
and A ustralia by air.:
-a— _
Captain
Charles
KingsfordSmith, commander of tho a i r expo* .**
dition, told a group of fric a d a l
afternoon th a t th* plan* which 1
faithfully carried him and h it
companions over more th an
nulcs of sea in tw o hops, wc
unable to lift its w eight off
ground nt Albert Pork, w h e n
huge craft landed a t 2:20 P,
(Fiji Time) yesterday.
i
The- tanks of tho Southern
Captain Kingsford-Smith dc
will ho loaded with 950 gallons 1
gnr.olinu for the tako-off to
bane, Australia, 1795 miles'
Item. Tho weight of the plana w ill
be too n-.uch to nllow i r tOT cl
tiie-ground in tho short runw ay 4
Albert Park, tho flight command!
sold, adding th a t ho would p e r
sonally inspect several
und flats in the colony to diacover'
u stretch of ground where a tak * 3
off could bo made.
The four cuurageoua airmen- of
the
Southern Craes—-Caj
Kingsford-Smith, Captain
T. I*. Ulm, H arry • JV? Lyon
damns (Varner—will probAbly _
TALLAHASSEH, Fla!, June %
ATLANTIC CITY. N. .1 , .lime -V ••riling Ii.mIv of tin- t 'f'N(IN'S) Florida voters went to
(IN'S)- Declaring the ehvirh
Tmlaj tin* iiiilh-n *1 *nnioiitloitin- polls today In nomitiMe '.a light find fiower industry has •-•mtiniii-tl ilt Inur.iii'-* **f tin*
governor and eomplete state tlekllt, nothing to f*-.*r from an “ honest" contests And then* was every
foot *oiigressm.-ii. otiiUitih'il inquiry, It T. Sands 1f New \ ork )citron I** bellow Hull tin- Hoover
folio* woulil coition**- I >U>*« 'fol
Stall
i nator and Hi delegate eta City, president of I lie National Tin* opposition too tcn*d ithont
the Houston convent ion. Nomina Electric Light A -soci-i'i-rn, staled o w ry th in g it tui'l 01 tin I’l-irida
tion U equivalent to election in today the Industry wunts the ten t- a ltd loxt.
tin- Demoerntie prim ary, slnep Federal Trade Cninnds don's h i i t is doubt fol if -.illy |u< id* u
there i» no repuhlh mi opieiuitWn. vestlgftti.in to In- “ most 1 -airltlpg tlfl lOluihlncy ever came 1p
o
liiMile the nta'i*, (he rrmili^L |ji; am! cop -drle." lie inug'e Uu><"a #
1v a c a tio n «•;> more ef
un-ill 111 Tiis ithi'iinl uuiiresti In-roit lin en tly and otdituidiy
When the polls opened at U civ *h was mfinifeKt’ d in ihe out
oig.in
Whcr
,.jj-)n o'clock ibis iiioroing, v o t e r s i come of the five-cornered rneo for i-lil fifty firtl eoiivenlioil of the 1/cil limn thut of Htiovi r. A '.-*1r»Si■
in*: example of tin-* was fiirtiUlu-il
fnrnu-d long lines, extending for | goviruor. Outside tin- slut*-, pub ns.oM'iiitioii.
"\V,- have an abiding faith in the ill tin- In I ilay’.i sk*i iiii.-luou' I**-art, 4;) preeim ts in this county., tii-kins and others were unvioiis
nIU| t },0 official vote is 1xpoited to know whether the d'-h-gut -s integi ity and ahilitj *-f the Am foro Mu- national >iioimitti-i*. tin"
Tho runway in tho p ark U only
to take two days owing to second heted t th Hustns(Whlliislii.lliiai ern.iii public to d*-a! fairly with loll :*( 1i*ii *Zt li **f tin- nut mind runt•100 yards long and 75 yards wide*
choice ballots. The polls hern i leeted lo the Houston 1(invent ion our industry once II hits the re mil ton i* Itt'i niendiei-s. 'They sit
NEWARK, N. J., J unn 5 „ j This condition, it was pointed out,
the timo ilesignated as sundown . 1will Is favorable to Governor AI quisite inforniation f--r the w e r iik Judge mol jury over tln-ae #0
rise of intelligent 10-lion and I mid di'li'gal*' emit*-‘I
_________ __
.
j Smith.
'The fir-t 1INS) G rateful
because
a wliily suitable for a landing, rend
ers it difficult for a huge craft,
formulation
*u‘
moii
'I
judgem
ent,'
—
—
*
The
Florida
delegations
to
lion
roil
coll
ill
*
lo--*
il
2
1
1
o*id
«h»en
htlltiin.cut
liu.i
pul
.an
<-nd
to
thu
f l n t | | 1l . ,
nl
q jq -n
L O U B t y L d W | ) <11 J i l l toll will hi- composed of e i g h t he said.
tees, tiuit it*, oteoilo i.s not ri-pre- lit igntimi iii which they* were in- loutlcd with a fuel supply fo r a
"The high si unlaid of living m-iitcd by ptoxie.r. Within an Itntir volvud (nr month*, thu five New long-distance* flight, to lift itx^
‘ * delegates at large, with a half
vote each. The delegation will go attained in this country would a fte r tin- first rail cull, five of l*r**-> y.id.uoi paint victims to w eight from the ground.
without Hoover's manager.* had ohtuined day 1m m d thuir fncei toward tb**- _. Tho runway Is situated close to
iininxtnicti’d in accordance with a have been impossible
decision by the state executive electric service. Tin- men anil pi-oxic* and were sittin g 011 the 111nailed future th a t remains for tiie scashoru nnd is backed by
committee. It is linl hound by the women engaged in the imlii.itry jury t linl passed on lilt* claim* of them. They nix- to receive $10,000 groups of houses and nearby hills. ,
.
are deeply coitseioii-. of tlieir duty tin- Hoover delegate:! to nents )<> cash immediately, $2,000 for past At tho takeoff end, a shoreline
The curtain was rung down b - t unit rule.
road
ihrcada
its
way,
Immediately
'"l
as
puli'ir
servants,
and
are
con
tin- convention. Two of tlii-so were mein-al attention, a pension of
H erbert FcH.ul, of Ml. Augustine,
night on the 1928 political cam
paign with a rally in the City Hull, lender of tin* AI Smith adherent* scientiously striving to discharge pai*t employe* of tin* Hoover or ffinll uiimii'lly ami fr*-e luudieal lH.-yoiitl which t lie re is the oeeoc.’ .y.*|
Tho cheers of Fiji Island InhobguniKiilioii. 'That 1. a fair example tiL-atment fur tho rem ainder of
where several bundled Sanford in the state, announced that mast that duty."
Rants were still ringing in th* earn
Sands denied the public utilities ! of tin- alert 0*-:-- and the efficien tlieir live).
citizens gathered l" hear repre of the tk't candidates for delegate;,
“ I uni thankful l>* <*od for tl(ls of tho airm en. A crowd of 10,000 '
sentatives of tw:i candidates for were satisfactory to the New ) oik an- tilling i.cliuol t with wrongful cy of tin* Hoover organization.
compo«*d of
both
propaganda,
"
p
e
rn
1
ting
tinyouth
Catherine Fpectotors,
I lie motto >*eein:l lo ho “Over aw ard," said Mis*
governor, a candidate for United Governor. A few of the t uudidali-s,
Sc Iui oi*, our of tin* five. “ I went white peoplu nnd natives, zwarmod
S tates Senator and two speaker* however, have expressed them fill mind of the subject,” and sub look N'n Hits."
selves us linulleruhly iqipiccd to sidizing colleges and universities,
Tile opposition to Hoover i- to church Ihe first tiling .th is to the park yesterday to witness
fog the county commission
tiring them
as
mouthpiece <. adm ittedly rtrong, and a l tiie lug und prayed. The settlem ent the landing of the hnge si Wen
Cary D. Landis, Del.and a t Smith.
Tin- contests for governor nod “ Nothing could he fu rth er fr nil came tin**- 11 is ndiuitt<-tlly weak ' u a H u grant relief. If wo Imd winged plane. *
torney, spoke in behalf of Doyle
(Continued mi page I )
in orgnidza)loti. 'Tin* anti Hoover I 1.iiiglit thu cum* it would not have
(('onlitun-d on page *1 1
Carlton mid the Rev. Mux I 00k
foirt-K had the same opportunity heel! ended for years. *’
appeared for Fons llatliawny.
Asked wliol she planned to da
Senator Park Trammell, a candi’
to sceure tin sc proxies its did III*Hoover managers. Tin* fact that 1with the money, rh« replied: “ I
date to succeed himself, made a
they didn't 1 pet Imp* the bos) in- have not decided definitely yet.
hclutcd appearance here by wind
(Continued on page 1 }
Seme of it, however, will he spent
ing up his enmpalgn with a -IBno a pilgrimage to the shrino of
minute address ip Which lie briefly
St.Anne, in ljuohoc." Dcjplte tha
outlined his record and attacked
NEW PORT, R. L , Ju n e S.*
settlem ent, Mias Grace F ry er,
that of his opponent. Governor
(IN S )— Mr». Emily Davies Va
of
Orange,
N.
J.,
docs
not
intend
John W. Martin.
to give up her present Job in a derbilt today was granted a
The Rev. Major A- K. Ilarn rtt.
vorc* from William IL Vanda
Willi everything in reatlinctw for entertaining tt
Newark hunk.
Surusotu county citizen, made n
hilt, Th* div*jiv«* of the
Mrs. Faina llut.snmu, moat ser
speech on tilt* subject of " \\ by I
large crowd, Tin* Ucrnl'i i« prepared to furnisli tonight
couple was issued on the
iously
affected
by
Hie
poisoning,
Am Going To Vote For W nltcr
ibe most coniplute election nervico ever offered in
of
negloct to provide.
CHARLESTON
8
.
C.,
Juno
B—
said: “Thu first tiling th a t we
Hilliard." Adopting the antics of u
Seminole County. Complete reHttlls of Doth county
Thu
m atter of alim ony :
Willi
tin'
removal
uf
a
tndlut
h-dwill do with our money? T hat
clown und twisting himself in the
and slate races are o lie liasiied upon a large screen
gt-d ill 111* rlie.it, the Rev. W11- is uncertain. (Vo m ust w ait two tsk en up and will b* settle
m anner of an experienced contor
liunt A. Guerry, lilslmp of the weeks until the actual cash coinea. of co art by nfreem ent. In
which hns been placed on the Seminole County Dunk
tionist, the Rev. B arnett attaekeil
jioaition, Mrs. YanderbUt.
Episcopal Diocoitu of South C aro
with great fervor the n-cord of
building.
lina, seriously wounded by a min hut • iy husband and 1 have been th a t oho ro aside red $30,000,
Frank Evans, incumbent and can
Arrangements have been completed whereby I he
ister of tin* some denomination, invited out to dinner tonight and $40,000 a year
a
didate for re-election. The spcakei 1
Herald will cover the county by telephone, and in
was given an even Guinea for re I will bo half-carried to a home am ount for alimony. Via
of
sotno
intim
ate
friends,
where
whose upprurunre in this city had
covery today.
addition a Western Union special leased wire has been
waa awarded the custody of
proviously been proclaimed by a
Meanwhile fam-rnl plan t • were w* will dine."
three-year-old daughter Emily.
installed
lo
furnish
complete
results
on
state
races
in
circus culiope, d grinned,
smile
being made for his assailant, tin;
The divorce was granted in
every county in Florida.
Kev.‘ J. H. Woodward, C4J, retired President To Urge
glared, scowled, sneered, ranted,
record lime of six minutes, .
The local Odd Fellows lodge lias loaned I lie Her
who, after firing oncu u t the hiharped raved, snorted, growled,
consisted wholly in
Cigar Importation testimony
i,hop in the diocesan offices here,
und cavorted In Urn most accept
ald u stcroptician machine, which will be installed
reading of three depositions
turned thu pistol upon himself.
able style,
011 the second floor of this building.
Telegraph in
WASHINGTON. June 3.— (IN S) by Mrs- Vanderbilt, a mot
Whu 1 occured between the two
Mr. Evans took the platform and
struments will also be 011 this floor in order to faciliato
-President
CooUdge probably will her m other, Mrs. Em ily
prior
to
thu
attack
and
suit-id**
nailed the Insinuations and charg
Ihe
handling
of
the
returns.
The
results
will
bo
tubu
wna not known, hut it waa ap p ar urge in his ju xt message to Con and a third by Mrs. Bettyes of the Kcv.Majnr Battit-D us
ent
that they imd entered into a gress th a t a law in* enacted pro llupmun, a friend living in
lated
and
flashed
upon
the
screen
us
fust
as
they
“malicious u n tru th ”, hurled nt
th a t
*
discussion
of the retirem ent ago viding fo r the im portation th ro u g h . York.
X^rlc' All deposed
dcp<
tho last minuto In a “cowardly a t
are receiyed.
.
. ,
,
. ,
**
was set In
of ministers und finances.
the
parcel
post
of
Cuban
cigars
In
,
tem pt" to secure the election of
Tito Herald’s service will also be broadcast by sta
Miss H enrietta 1*. Jcrvey. the lots qf less than 3.000, it was In -' of $250,000 a year, was i t
Mr. Ballard. The speaker produced
tion WIIMH of tho Hof-Fnc flattery Company, arrange
bishop's private secretary, heard divided a t thu While House today. hi* allowances to his w ile.
telegram * to show th at B arnett
Urn two shots .from an adjoining
m ents for this having been completed tixluy.
Thu President urged such a law Vanderbilt doposed th a t
is a qualified voter in Sarasota
office.
She found both insn
day of th eir m arriage,
In
connocion
with
its
show
tonight.
The
Herald
county and rebuked B arnett and
sprawled on tho floor, Mr. Wood in Ida last annual message unJ 0 1923, in Grace Church, *
bus secured through the courtesv of City Manager
hill
wns
introduced,
but
never
Charles A. Sibley for precipitating
ward with a pistol in his hand.
until they separated
George H. Cairns und Chief bf Police Hoy G. Williams
a “campaign of slundcr and false
A check for $B0 made out to Mr. 4merged from tho lions* Ways given an nggeratoff
Woodward nnd signed hv the und Means Committee, because ot only $5400 and th a t
th e right to rope o ff 11 portion of Magnolin Avenue
hood”. ’
opposition on t)i« p a rt of Ameri
bishop was found on lh« floor.
und the use o f a number o f benches, which will be
$25,000 •a >
year
bar ov
• » '«of
* T
Mis* Jervey declared th a t when can cigar m akers, uvho d ta in fd
BUCK CTEEHM LHAVE PRISON
pluced in the street for thu comfort of those who wish
support of
Bishop Guerry retired to his p ri mull u 41I Importation® from Cuba (or
■j>
to see he results.
A
vate office whorv Mr. Woodward would ruin tho American c$gar her home.
OSM IN|NG,“ n 7"y ., June B.—
■'f-i
wo* w aiting, he turned L» her trade. Failure or Congrras id enThe Herald cordially invites citizens of Sanford
(IN S )—W earing suit* and hats
JACKSON M U -R
and asked her not to^ leave the u rt (his- law resulted, in Cuba ab
provided by the prison, Edward M.
and Seminole County to bo its guonts tonight^ Come
a d j o i n i n g room.
“ Tills' ntsn Is rogating th e parcel post conven- garage and machine
Fuller and W. Frank McGee,
early, get u scat ntyi enjoy yourself. The reurns are
crazy and th erc’a no tG Ilng w hut
t’h al cou'u t r y and tha cooetructed a t m
convicted bucketeers, left Sing
scheduled to begin coming in shortly after 8 o’clock.
he'll do", she quoted Bishop
state* .
Bre#d
Sing prison today a fte r serving
Guorry as saying.
exactly one year.
Victims Of Radium
Poison Get
(Jet C1
Claims
a ims
Settled ByCompany
Su
of l“ ' *lr
Comes To End With
Rally L a s t N i g h t
Election Returns Will Be
Given By Herald Tonight
Wife Of Vanderl
Gets Divorce Upt
Non-Support P it
Bishop,WoundedBy
Minister Who Kills
Self, Is Recovering
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f4sJ tL Cp laV pc Ke Ur ' ' folfeW'/:
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TO RUTH B. OWEN
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Carlton
fllA ^ {
»H^0fi7;
»nn a ll,. _ . . ^ .
the United S tates senatorial con
test, Senator Tramm ell spent only
I2.&I.7 compared with M artin's
$11,104.
Taking Editorial Stand But
, •
For Second Time In Ita Hta- Titusville—W
n rjt^ e ars comple
. lory For A Candidate, Citi tion on erection of ni-w high
zen Backa Bryan’aDauRhtcr sihool building here.
KEY W EST. Ju n e 2,— (Special)
lak elan d — Kemplan*'
Holding
. —Taking an editorial stand for a
Co.,
Lakeland,
with
c
rp
ita liu t'
candidate for bu t the second time
tion of $60,000 chartered.
in ita history, the Key W eat C it
• izen yesterday endorsed the can
didacy of R uth Bryan Owen, can
didate for Compress. a n l urged
^M onroe Coupty 't o givp her the
larg est m ajority,proportionately of
any county in the
F ourth Con
gressional D istrict.
The C itizen's edltorinl followe a
m eeting here Thursday night in
which Mrs. Owen was greeted by
the largest political gathering ir
the history of the county.
*'lt is hard to conceive of any
open minded person having heard
Ruth flryan Owen’s address here
la st night w ithout being impressed
w ith her em inent fitness to re p
resent this d istrict in Congress,’
The Citizen's
editorial says:
“ She is posjyssed of ns pleasing
personality as can well be im ag
ined. As a speaker her superior
has never been heard in this city.
The grttsp s)ie displays of world
n ffairs is phenonilRal. The general
im pression she m akes upon all
with, whom she minus in contort
is irrcsistnhle.
In view of these facts the Clli
zen feels th a t it would be remiss
in i t s ‘duty ns u publie servant if
it failed to urge her eiectlrjjr in the
Ttsm ting priT nn ry rit .ls BWaaTTiHidt
only by nn 'in te rra t-irt the Fourth
D lstriet but of nil Florida ns well.
It would lie n fine tribute if Mon
roe County should give her a big
g er com parative m ajority than any
county.
6?
p|y to a rh arg e of tno many raa.-a ! tim es." The speaker said he
1 Want
being nolle pressed in his court led the "job for the money th a t
th a t "1 have tried to be a p ro s e -I is in it,' and.iieclared i h a t as muncuting attorney and not a perse- j icipnl judge he had passed judgru tin g attorney." Quoting from a . im nt in 7,740 cases, lie denied th at
irnntlm u..i fmm Pace 1)
form letter, which he said had been he was “too young for the office"
was running for sheriff on his j sent out to the voters by his o p -J and declared he was running “on
my mown
erits not
andonnot
the de
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, as
nitni.ni
Mr Mr.
I.ronartlv
said said
the iny
eritsmand
theondoLeonardy
theown
record. as a business
man. .and
a ponent.
m erits of my opponent."
final
paragraph
shows
th
a
t
“
Mr.
citizen. If elected he declared “ I
In beginnig his talk, T. W.
will give you real service in the White adm its he is n o t ' qualified
Lawton, county school head and a
for
the
office,'
sheriff's office."
for -re-election,
As W.
Ar
n . K.
r,. W
" mhits
w began
^l> «« to speak Icandidate
- ....... ..... .....
----■ denied
John G. Ijeonnrdy. county p ro s
a
voice
in
the
audience
asked,
"
if
th
at
i^ligious
favoritism
had beer,
ecuting attorney seeking re-elect
ion, charged th s t his opponent hail you are elected w hat will you d a i shown in the selection of teachers,
never appeared in but one crim i about the slot machines.” Thv He fu rth er denied n report, which
nal case in Seminole county courts. speaker replied with "I will carry he said had been made to the cf-
C atla | ^
^
^
i\£ ,C * „ ^ „
. he wuyld n i l
tW sk t « i H lh g t “havJ
nllighed themselves with the op
position," and declared also it
would be a pleasure to recommem
his opponent for rrappointm ent K
the high school faculty. The speak
er reviewed the work of the pregm t adm inistration and cnlleii a t
tention to the progress th a t had
been made.
Mrs. May Belle Maxwell said th.school sy steto '“could h r tm prrrm f"
and exprejsed the belief th a t the
county should own Its own school
busses so th at the “white children
wouldn’t hnve to ride in the sanx
busses th at are used to transport
m uttu.children and haul fertllixci;.’
The speaker decried the "tendenav
to pass pupils from the eighth
grade to the high school" n n d ,d e
clared th a t such policy had- ser
iously impaired the efficiency ol
the high schools.
.
!n conclusion, Mrs. Maxwell sailth at although she had m any fricnih'
in Oviedo she conceded th a t “ 5fr
latwtnn , would ca rry his horn*
town” and this, she snid, was a ’J
righ t,—*ff r carry my home town.'
J. R. Lyl?s, M. M. Lord, R. W
Penrm an, l- P. Hagun, and C. W
Kntzm lnger spoke in behalf thcii
candidacies for state legislature,
and S enator J , J . P arrish and Phil
H u b e rts w en- sn e a k ,,. , ^ a
from
4)
K C arson , A t t a c k s
Fons Hathaway
ForCorrupt/ion
(Continued from page 1.)
was signed to pay to blm, or to
L ainhait end Potter, of West
Palm Reach, a commission on the
rock, and th a t if th at contrailwas signed the rock would be ac
cepted. I do no tlravc to comment
on lire significance of signing up
seven weeks a fte r the contract of
sale was signed u*contract to |>a>
commissions.
“ I have here, arid i snow you. a
plioti.static ropy of a coniruil
dated Dec. 27, li»27,
between
Itrjar Hill Q uarries
by (». M.
Hopkins, and l.ainhart and Potter,
by Kills Altm an, under the term s,
e f ivh't'h a commission for the sale
of the rock was to lie pnid to
L-jlnnait and
potter, a.though
tin y had n .thing to do with its
sale. Tiiis co n trail, you sic, was
dated I lie. 27, and here is a phu
tostntic copy of nn original tele
gram dateil Her. 2s, at t:fitl p. III.,
from .1. I., t'rennp to Kills Altman,
ut West Palm Flench. C i t s up is
the chief engineer of the state
rend departm ent, end is tin- name
Cresap, wiio as Doyle lias proved,
built, with state money, a road I
through his own land.
Changed Specifics lions
“This- telegram from Crura p to
Altninn shows llint the day lifter
this contract was signed the di
vision engineer, Cassia, evidently ,
acting on instructions from Cresap decided to apply (ljus specifi
cations to Briar Hill ro.’k, th ere
by in nipt mg the same lock that
lie Ill'll previously rejei led. It a (i
width was to be rejected la-fore
the payment of graft wan arranged
for W'us now to nrrehtod.
"Incidentally, this iiiccptiiiiciproves that the sliipment of all
of the rock winch had pievimisly
l.een made from Million count\
down to a purl of the stale which
is made out of t<ck was wholly
tinni'cesHury of giuft
lion.”
A S P I R A N T S TO
STATE OFFICES
CLOSE D R I V E S
(Continued from page 1.)
tion if ulccu-d. Hu attacked tiu- op
eration of tho rond departm ent tin
* dor Huhawuy,
charging it win
"overrun with extrivaguneo anil
g r a f t .'
Tito rnnilidary of Senator Tuy^
l*»r ROM been uminual in that lie
ban rumpuigned independently of
Jhe o th fr mop, noitiior charging
p o r being churged with unfitnen*.
|f:‘ ’
Xnr office. Hie friends predict lie
J
will poll a much larg er vote than
■K,
\ t indicated now,
’
Jam en M. Carenn of Miami who
‘
entered the ruce making bitter uttack*' against Catte line Intel)
■ hifud hie ( ampeign against Hath
aw ay, making subatanliully the
runic charges ns Carlton. Carson
dcclaryil he. favors u more ecanom
irgl form of government.
Com ptroller E rnest Amos will
proltaldy he reelected as will com
m issioner of A griculture Nathan
Mayo. Amos Is being opposed by
Emory M artin of Willlstnn anil
J . B. S tew art of F ernm ilina. Will
Sparkman who claims he is ji "real
a dirt fa e r ie '1'o^jgisaii'Mayu, 1
• ' ! f I A fvordbg to staionivnt* fiftjd by I 1
g?;. ’
In offering myself for re-election
for the office of state senator
The support given me by the
upon the record made in the leg-
voters of this District in the past
islature during the years in which
js greatiy appreciated and I prom-
I have served the people of this
lge jf a)|owe(J t0 serve you again.
section. My
record is open and I
a
to continue to work for the best
will welcome an inspection of it
interest of the entire District. My
upon all important matters and
nomination for the Presidency of
particularly those with reference
t|lc 1929 Senate is a high honor to
to roads, reduction of state taxos,
this District and to me.
conservation of natural resources
J. J. PARRISH
institutions.
Candidate For State Senator
From 37th Senatorial District
Your Vote at the June 5th prim
(Paid Political
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and rural schools as well as slate
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from this District, I am doing so
Advertisement)
j
Candidates for cnnlt^J
d istrict four who »-,r,
1
eluded Leslie Bryan, ft. f .
U u is T ate and F.. KinU,".
C haffer, M. W. Lov*|| ^
Herndon spoke for the
justice of peace. D, B. wj
snot lu r nanihsUeepTrax
a m essage front him w»,.
Candidates who did notj
opportunity to
sp„k
‘.hose fo r clerk of court g
judge, ta x assessor
-oir.nilssioners.
�THE SANFORD HERALD. SANFORD, FLORIDA, MONDAY, JUNE 4, 192#
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XmuJn,
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n ttrrn o n n n r r i i l
Hi Xnntortl, I'lu rli h i.
M ffan u lla A v n n r ,
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I£S} STRAIGHT
Mr. Byrd And The Chamber Of Commerce
f' *Fhe Sanford Herald
NM'duC
i'I a u
t/O rtolifr ST, miff, at I hr
. , ffl ffnarortl, I'lcirlda. t i l r r
i
ee«. nf March a, ItWT,
,
extends
'
its heartiest
congratulations
R t i c m y v m r r g k tr
to
S. S. IROQUOIS
u u ttlc r
Four r »noifcct deck,
joo people. GUit-encJoitJ
rnucesides end brjad opn
T*4 Room. Sun ?Libr.
Lounge*. Perfect Dioic| lent*.
UbrwrU* m l rXifl, iUJU
a r t at
leittr local factionalism. Under his able leadership the Chamber
o f Commerce should continue to grow and be of greater servk j u i i .i : K . J
■
—- Iice to the contmunity.
»i ii-cnimiix iu t m «7.o<*[
During the punt. year, umier tin* mnnni'i.ment of S. D.
l*M«- Vr»r
..............
. ...
Mi lliu lh i
Jf‘JU|Shinholser
aiid Secretary Trotter, the Chamber of ComTlir*'i' Month* ... . ................
#o.tn|mcrce has been severely handicapped by a serious lack of
Il« • nrtlcr |ii-r W irk
funds in the Chamber treasury; by depressing business con
TJ*r Iletald, *•*nfiird'* iilimrrr «rn«- ditions throughout tin* city generally, and by other unfor
*nl.»rrlli«*« In tin Itilrrnall.nutl > m » S r n lir , r n tltliijr Irtint tunate incidences over which it had no control and which
ihla «ii|i#rlor
non* iir.tmilinllon
m rn t) f hoiionm! >»nnl« tin Ilf rn irr - little served to aid it in its work of unifying nnd expanding
..Imit hII th f IritOiiiit n r n l« ol thr the cityY commercial life.
a n i l r r Morin. T h r I. V. *t. I* r * .prrlally efflrl.n t In I'lorltla mid II'*
Despite these obstacles the trade body deserves credit
wiunnrr ol hutulllnic kthtr nen* I*
Mllkutil rqiia!.
i for having beep largely instrumental in bringing to Sanford
(within the past lew months one of the strong financial in
Thr IkrNlil i• i» ••letubf’r gl ihr
Audi! Jluirtsif uf ('lrt*iili«!l(»ii%. itii stitutions of which we now boast. In connection with this
’ Inirrnnilmml Aranrlnllon «•! I’tili- event it also deserves commendation for giving the largest
lUhrra. Aiher«l»u|«» aihJ \dirriltM
In* itjrnf*. «t hi«'li rrijnfre ffleh Chamber of Commerce dinner which has ever been held in
fnltlU hn t iv hiIirr lo Niihmlt to •
the state of Florida. The Chamber hns also been active in
ihtrtouuh nmllt
of
!!«(• In v n lrr to \rrlf> nb*ol«t«ly
O O V L t Jl
j til rlnlniR of rlmilMliun, n« writ *■ promoting good will tours and in entertaining the many vis
liiinml Ii UnIik-** rue lit ml«.
itors who frequently come to our city.
j t e it o H s a
No less noteworthy, wan the successful effort of the
CECORO
Chamber of Commerce in securing federal aid for the St.
Johns
River.
It
was
impossible
to
gain
any
appropriation
ill DLL VERSE FOR TODAY
from the government for deepening the river, but some six
ty-three thouBami dollars ami ten thousand dollars annually
for maintainance, was secured for the purpose of straight
ening curves, largely through the efforts of the Chamber
oi Commerce.
In our opinion the m ost remarkable achievement of JJiis
organization has been its ability to keep going in spite of
insufficient funds. By the most rigid practice of economy,
operating expenses have been cut forty per cent during Mr.
Shinholser’s presidency. Although the City has cut the
Chamber from its budget, and the trade body’s odly source
of ijicome at present is from
fees, it has not
only*successfully cnet its oponffing expenses, owing now the
amall sum of only four hundred dollnrs, but it has also retired
some two thousand dollars of past indebtedness. This, we
believed, in the light of business conditions, most praise
worthy.
As the new year begins, nnd Mr. Byrd takes up the
reins from his predecessor, we solicit for the new president
THR WORLD’S CRKED OF TOLERANCE
nnd the new members of the board tin* fullest co-operation
ST. I'KTEKSBUINJ INDEPENDENT
from the merchants of the city and from all the people with
whom the Chamber deals, and we pledge our heartiest sup
A new spaper funis it extrem ely
port to every worthwhile movement-it may see fit to under- (liftii'ull t.i | iI<':im‘ everybody, umf g reat newspaper. To this creed all
offpeeintly mu if th r new spaper is courageous nnd honest newspapers
lake.
iio i .i . a m i
». n o w m u
From tin* linn* wlirn itutomobilos were looked upon as
devilish contrivances and foolhardy means of transportation,
until Du* present, when they have become something es
sential in the lives of most people, there has prevailed n gen
eral impression that to drive a car fast is to drive recklessly,
This impression, which was evidenced in other days by a
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lily-nf-the-valley,
steeping
most bitter condemnation of the speeder, lias, we must admit
spring
taken on a more lenient aspect in recent years.
In an im perishable memory.
I shall not leave you, love, for
Evidences of this change in the attitude of the jiubli
,j
everything,
oil what is a safe and fair speed is shown 1>.v the laws which
Small, d istan t and detached a s 1have been passed in some states and municipalities. Tin
it m ay be,
fights waged by various organizations, the Florida Stati
Will hold a thought, a gesture or
Chamber of Commerce in particular, to obtain a sensibl1
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Of me, forever watching in your speed law, have not been without stern opposition however,
where it has been contended that an incroase in the speed
heart 1
limit would result in an avalanche of fatalities that would
• Doggoned If we wouldn't rath er make the Somme Drive seem insignificant.
be running for office than flying
Statistics recently have revealed that although Florida
fo r A ustralia.
has adopted the 45 mile speed limit on state roads the mini
So fa r as we have been able to
•find out, there have been no casual shown a decline over 1926, when the 25 mile law was in
ties up to the
hour of going to vogue. Jacksonville which has the highest speed lim it ol
any other city in Florida reported the smallest number o;
press.
deaths in proportion to traffic.
fearless urn I nK'fressive in tlic interest m of the publie nml believes
in givitiK a Miiunre deal nil nrouml.
Yhu New York World, for exam
ine, believes in Riving both friend
nrwl foe a chance to he heard and
an pquitlfy fair deal if they,get into
the now.] o rth o day,w hether ns ac
cused or accusing. Recent editorial
sin nils taken by the
subscribe.
Orehutvu C n o n i
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parlor, dorping room tod btifc;m .
room* with double or twin bekuj
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the -commumt'Ht'.ni..- thr Wnrhl
published its "creed of tolerance,"
which follows;
Thu World luki'j in* tellers from
mybmly. It tries to conic us itcur
doing what it believes is the right
riling ns human frailty will permit.
We are not infallible and we are
not more virtuous than others. We
try lo keep our minds open even
after we have declared our posi
tion. We try to have courage to
change our position when we think
the facts call to/ a c'.iungc of port
ion We attack specific injustices,
ipecific wrongs, w hether they ure
T o n cor Cm acre of
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North Carolina has adopted
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speed is the cause of dangers in motoring, but to those who
A fter all, a 8 the Ocala S ta r augguits, way worry about politic*. have seen the results of dozing motorists creeping along the
Tho mui un l hblne tomorrow no highways blocking traffic, they are not unexpected.
We have been for a long time under the impression that
jn allo t' who is elected.
the driver of a car going 60 miles an hour is far less likely
Lindbergh ha* got a swelled to go to sleep than the one ambling along at snail pace view
he’B not so different from ing the landscape. Alertness and the ability to handle a
people. Most anybody would
what he’s been through.
’ There isn’t much to worry about
pow except the Democratic and Re
publican
conventions and there
isn 't anything any of us can do
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HEAVEN, HELL AND REPORTERS
C O L U M H U S E N Q U IR E R -S U N
Pekin is evacuated and Chang
Dean W aller Williams of the
(Tso Lin withdraws before the onrushing Nationalists.
There is (Jnlvcrsity of Missouri school of
som ething in the name National journalism has coined a new motto
ists which inspires victory.
for newspapers. At present, he said
speaking to the annual session of
One candidate who, wc believe,
will surprise u lot of voter* is Sen- the National Editorial Association
a to r Taylor. This caadidatc has the aim of the city editor seems to
been g athering’gatrength continu be to “find out where hell is going
ously and if he'iuid had a little bit to break loose nnu have a reporter
longer to go, he m ight have been there". For th at aim Dean W il
elected.
liams would substitute this motto
and make it the motto of the
' The Am arillo editor seems tc newspaper’s entire staff.
have put his foot in it when he at"Find out where heaven may be
tocked Lindbergh. Wc will argu. promoted on earth and have edlall day th at the new spaperm an had .ors and reporters there to help
every rig h t to his personal opinion promote it."
and also the right to express it in
Like the aim* which Dean W il
hi* paper, but wo certainly do not liams credits to city editors, his
a g ree with him.
motto iM catchy and striking. But
not nil aphorism s are sound. His
/ Mrs. Lilliendahl, who ha* been could Ih* criliciieil in several ways.
convicted of m urdering h e r hus One might, fur example, in more or
band, complains th a t she has no lean levitous vein, point out that
.fund* w ith which to appeal her hell is usually more exciting and
c a se . She waa very foolish to com interesting than heaven—a t least,
m it m urder u ntil she had taken to the m ajority of newspaper read*
ih # precaution of arran g in g for jra—and th at la why reporters
E f f ic ie n t fund* to see h er through are more frequently on duty in the
vicinity of hell.
One o f the longest wars on recBut the basic objection to Dean
rd is Dial between the students of Williams' motto is its assum ption
ale university and the New Ha* th at the business of the reporter is
*n police. The com m encrnien’ to help promote heaven. Whose
soaon drive b now under way am. heaven? W hat type of heaven?
weral Yale men were jailed and The heaven of the Fundam entalists
(r a n i cope are suffering from dwelling in the remote fastness of
bek eyes, loose teeth and atone T enntisce ? Or the setento-ordered
id club bruise*. Hold ’em, Yale 1 heaven of an H. G. Wells ? Or the
Wt» Petersburg Independent.
lea* practical, l e u m arshalled end
card-indexed heaven which in some
reckless
moment we ourselves
m ight seek to prom ote? To ask the
questions is to answ er them. It is
the business of the reporter to pnomoto nobody's heaven; it is his
business to get the news.
To this extent wo do agree with
Dean Williams
Editorial w riters
uro a t liberty to promote any p a r
ticular variety of heaven—or hell
— they may fancy so long as it
docs not conflict w ith tho C onsti
tution and the sacred Eighteenth
Amendment. W hether th ey pro
mote wisely, or not wicely but too
well, their readers will decide. But
news, as they say in A tlanta, is
som ething else. News, {* tho p a rti
cular business and raison d'etre of
the city editor w ith hia staff, who
proves hi* fitness for hi* job by
foreseeing where hell—or heaven—
is going to break loose and sending
an adequate number of reporter* to
cover It. Aud if the rep o rter fall*
to describe w hat he see* accurately
bias, without distortion,
without LiaB,
then "hell breaks loose" in tho city
room.
A fter all, w hat Dean Williams
mount to *ay, wo suppose, is th at
most city editors place a g re ater
faith in the im portance of spec
tacu lar events—a m urder or a
divorce or a robbery—than in the
news value of ideas—fo r example,
an Idea incorporating a new m ot
to fo r city editpra. In that, w i
sgree with the dean and are i t
odds with the city editors. Many
peoplo are a t bottom more in ter
ested in news of ideas than in
crime or scandalous court proceed
ings. Their numbers arc increas
ing, nnd it in to them —w ith
out seeking to promote anyone’s
heaven—th at the city editor and
tho reporter must increasingly en
ter.
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why it is safe in any motor.
its body under punish
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P an-A m station you see.
less hardy kinds* That is be
Every dealer has a scientifi
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“Germ an to ‘Shoot’ him ielf into the 45 mile limit and the result has been an immediate de
Sky in Rocket Plane"—headline. crease in accidents.
Why not ju»t "shoot him self" and
These amazing facts may come ns a surprise to those who
be done with It.
are advocating slower driving and who have insisted that
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Social Calendar
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M is s jy a J ra , Zachary will enters
Ipin at bridge a t 3:30 o'clock vijt
Hotel F o rre st Lnke, honoring M rf.
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Linton E. Allen.
bftkL TSHtid^RTUlN* will entertain
the
t 'lalKata
Ilrid ip O E h flUifloO tfd o c a 3 t M r
anagerg of the Worn
will m eet a t 3:30 o'clock at the
home of Mrs. J, D. Parker, 112
Myrtle Avenue.
Mrs. Jam es P. Ridge will en ter
tain the members o f the Duplicate
Bridge Lupchoon Club a t i o'clock
nt her home on Magnolia Avenue.
Luncheon for members only,
of tho Woman’s Club a t one o'
clock a t the club house. Phone
Mrs. J . C. Ellsworth, Mrs. W.
L. Henley or .Mrs, George Paxton
for reservations.
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Nellje T urner Circle of the.First
Baptist-Church will meet with
Mrs. Jam es Fields,- TOG West
Third S treet at 3:30 o’clock.
THURSDAY
T. E(. L. Clnss of the First IJap
tist Ch'urcij will go on a uilcnlc
nt Evdnsdnle. All memheHc arc
Mrs. R. H.Fairclothls
Honored With Party
Mrs. Orien Stenstrnm was hos
tess Friday evsning at n most de
lightful farewell party at her
bynyi in Magnolia Heights, honor
ing Mr*.1It. H. FatrcUith,'who left
Jlutyrdny to make Her home at
Gainesville. j f\
The vopmsi of;,,this atlpw tive
home were bright with wj abun
dance bf nsto'rs, gladioli dnd pther
Spring flowers, arcentunting the
'colors of pink,w hite and green.
■'.The evening hours wore quickly
spent with a number of games
and e'ever contests f V ' which
prizes were given. Mrs- S.—W.
Beale won n dainty handkerchief
in the nut contest, while Miss Ruby
W aits received the booby. In the
comic contest the first prize went
to Mrs. E. S. Hockey while Mfs*
A. C. MuLeuii^u :»as given the
booby Thy guest of honor whs
given a surprise shower, receiving
a basket full „r all kinds of lovely
gifts
At the conclusion of the games,
.tjiejhostcss assisted by Mrs. H. if.
N’ewmrW.'Jbiiz|| j^tuby Waits and
Mrs. C. If- 'Hwapp served refresh
ments of pink and white brick ice
cream nml individual angel food
cakes frosted in white. About 20
guests enjoyed the evening.
As a fitting close to a very ac
tive year's work was a picnic given
Monday afternoon at He Leon
Springs, by the members of the
Pipe Organ Club of the First
Methodist Church and the Daugh
ters of Wesley Class of the .Metho
dist Church.
Tile party met at the Baptist
Church at 2: 30 o'clock motoring
to the springs in a body, where
the afternoon was soon spent with
swimming and other w ater sports
as well as games. At six o'clock a
bounteous picnic supper was serv
ed. The party .returned home by
moonlight. About 25 were ill a t
The regular business meeting ol tendance.
the Women's Guild of Holy CiorMrs. Mary Strong left Friday
IEpiscopal Church was held monmorning for Fort Myers where
day
afternoon at the Parish she will join her daughter Miss
11loose. In the absence of the pres Winifred Strong. They will spend
ident, Mrs. W, E. Watson, the the week end at Tampa before
mooting wna presided over by the returning home. Mrs. Srtong was
vie#-president, Mrs. A. P, Con accompanied to F ort IIy e n by
nelly. Routine business was car Mrs. Deane Turner who lias boon
ried out «t which time many g ra visiting here with her sister Mrs.
tifying reports were read by the
chairmen ami officers.
Plans were perfeeted for tlisupper Friday evening for the
1’ninn m eeting of all men’s church
i lulls of the ally, which will bo
served promptly at seven o’ch ck.
at the Parish {louse,
i Most interesting reports were
[given by Mrs. U. F. W hilner and
[Mrs. Amelia , Noble, from the
A Ic
bieighborhond meetings recently
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kun Som inary-at Washington, D. C.
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moan to be the house guest of Miss
[dive Newman ut her home in
Dtuse CourtMiss Francos Ewing of Passakri'lo will arrive here Tuesday to
pe the house guest of Miss Olivo
pv’ewman a t her homo in Rose
Miurt,
rsona
S. A- Stapleton Sr. and Miss
Carolyn Stnplcton have returned
to their home at Dothan, Ala.,
afte r a visit here w ith Mr. and
Mrs. S. A. Stapleton J r.
John Rchirnrd, George Smith,
111 George Wilson, John Wilson, Iae
Berner and Jam es undi J r. are
nmong tho University of FlorUln
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Meisch nnd students returning home this week
family are spending, u month ut
Daytona Beach.
Algernen Speer and A rthur
Znckary Jr., a i t expected to re
Mrs. Elsie Walsh returned home turn home Tucxdny from Lclngton,
Saturday from Cuba where she Vn., where thoyt have been atten d
spent a fortnighting Washington 'and Lee Univcrsi-
Garden Club meeting
o’clock at the Yacht Club.
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Architect
f.'tirca Chill* and Fever, Interm it
tent, Rem ittent and Bilious Fever
due to M alaria.
Gretdien, the piteous story of a
girl who poisoned her father—
and then, at her trial, steadfastly
refused to imer a word in 1kt
own ^lefciise, preferring punish
ment rather titan describe the
terrible d e ta ils o f the souldesrroving life he had forced
upon her.
You read of her conviction and
iqcirccration. There, apparently,
the story ended. But really it was
only the beginning of one of rise
1 most amazing human dramas
ever enacted.
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Iti prison Grctchcn performed
her duties in utter silence; noth
ing interested her; she kept comn outcast
a patricide.
B' 'yedtoforhlifea seaslfr-a
Then Mary Howard, instructor in
an exclusive girl's scminair, came to
■each in the prison. Her heart went
out to the little »oill-frozen daughter
of the slums. Site « s lind to bet,
encouraged her, tried to ^ * ’ie bet
* l W l£ - c j m w £W(
Mf. and Mrs. Boston Steele
and son Bert have returned from
Wake Forest, N. C. where t/they
attended tho graduation of their
son Ben Steele, who received n
B. A. degree.
Dnytonn Beach. They were
accompanied by Mrs.
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A CORRECTION
Mrs.. P. Paul, Mrs. Mary Mack,
Miss Kathcryn Hannon,
Miss
M argaret Berner and Miss Ann
Mrs. George Rickard Hartley Bnnnon of Haines Cily motored
nod small daughter left Saturday to S t Augustine Sunday where
for their home a t Columbus, S. C., they spent the day.
nfter a pleasant v isit here with
her parents Mr. and Mrs- B. T.
Mr*. M. H* Mabry and son H arHouser.
ton arc expected to arirve Tues
day front Lexington, Vn., where
Ernest Krupp returned home H artun has been attending W ash
Monday from Richmond, Vn., ington Lee University!
where he nttended a convention of
the B. L. E. Ho also spent a few
Mr- nnd Mrs. John W, Mclseh
days in New York with his dnugh-!
Jr., leave today in their car for
ter Miss M argaret Krupp.
Anderson, S. C., P ittsb u rg , Pa.,
Mr. and Mrs. Joel S. Fields W ashington D. C- and other points
nnd guest* Mr. nnd Mrs. 11. L, where they will spend several
Wingnrd spent tho day Sunday at weeks.
The Herald's atention hn* been
railed by J . N. Robson to an
erro r appearing In a sto ry In
Inst S aturday’s issues. In a story
of tho annual commencement ex
ercises, Tho Herald stated th at
Mis» Pearle Robson received a
prize of $5 for the best essay
Ameircan history and Miss Lilli
an Thornlcy was given $15 for the
best patriotic essay. The Herald
gave correctly the award of Miss
Thornlcy but the prize received
by Miss Robson was for the best
term mnrk in American history.
Both awards wero given by tho
D aughters of Am erican, Revolu
tion.
Thera will be a short
meeting of Seminoje Chapter
E. S. no. 2, Thursday evening
seven^o’clock sharp a t the II
ronie Temple; The chapter la I
vited to be the guests of tbs J
oncer Chapter a t Winter Park
Thursday evening, so the busim
m eeting is called at a*, earl
than usual. AU members I
naked to be present and to ‘
prom pt.
Mr. and Mrs. N. F. Lraette «u
Miss Olivo Lezette leavo Tucwla;
for points in New York. New Jei
scy and Canada, stopping o v er I
W ashington, D. C-, cn route boro
They plan to bo away about fh
weeks.
Mr. nnd Mrs. R. II Faireloth
left Saturday for
GainesviMe
Where they will make their homeSanford Garden
Club's June
flower show beginning nt 3 o'clock.
Admission free. Public cordially
invited.
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Mr. and Mrs. II. J. Peinbertnn
and children of Sebring spent the
week-end hero as the guests of
Hr H. Chappell.
Hear the election returns and see the show, at
the same time . . : v>?X ^
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George K. Arthur and Karl Dane in “Circus
Rookies” added Milane Review and “Rugs My
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Miss
M artha F itts mturneiT
“ afternoon
fn n i
■Staunton, Vn. where she has been
attending S tuart llal.
SPECIAL TWO - DA Y SALE OF
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Scruggs
returned home Monday from Belle
Glade where they have been spend
ing several months,
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Mrs. R. M. Ogilvic and daugh
ter Jane Savacool of Tampa are
visiting here as the guests of
her sister Mrs. It. Turner Houser.
Miss Anna Clark, who graduat
ed this year from Georgia State
Colleg for Women nt MlllcrgeviHo.
G a , is expected to arrive home
Tuesday.
Mis. W aller Morgi
home Monday evening
Fonville where
she
visiting her parents ?
J. K. Mettingcr.
Mr. and Mrs. II. L. Wingnrd
Agustu, Ga. are visiting in Sa
ford as the guests-of Mr. a
Mrs. Joel Fields at their hoi
on West F irst Street.
Mr. and Mrs. It, F. Cupp
and Miss Bessie*Boyce left Ttie
day for pointd, in Virginia u
North Carolina where they w
spend several Weeks.
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line models and two piece effects are included in this
most welcome dress event. The offering em braces a
wide range of sizes and pleasing styles. Both lig h t^ n d
dark shades are obtainable. These frocks are ideal for
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Priced A t $ 16-75
Now —
ConWrtrJ, an omic. m, marlcJ for life u til
the bruiiJ of patrfeicU.
you recall reading
PERHAPS
in the newspapers the case of
First Nal'1 Bank Bldg,
Sanford, Fla.
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Herbert Messer left Saturday
for Sisterville, West Vn. where
ho will spend some time.
W ednesday &
The Amazing ‘True Story
of a Girl Patricide—
Elton J. Moughto
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Albert Connelly leaves Tbursday evening for Princeton, Yale
nml Exeter where he will attend
the commencement cxerciacs of
these schools, *
Morning
At first G rcttlicn feared and
distrusted her. Later she thawed
a little. Then one night, in the
seclusion of Miss Howard's loom,
the dun of her emotions burst and.
her body wricked with sobs, she told
for the fust lime the dicsJf'ui story
which, lud she told it to the juiy,
would piobsbly hire resulted.in her
acauiiisl.
Her story in July True Story Mag
azine. is a complete accounr of the
events leading up to Grccchcn't dread
ful crime, her irizl, imruisoftment,
eventual pitolcsnd the glorious suc
cess she is now itukins of her life.
Terrible In pbrei but with a supr me Iy
bippy ending ii will make you shundcr and smile thrpugh a mist of tears.
It it entitled "0*1 of ibt Slumi" and
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C o n t e n t s <fo r , J u l y h
Tilings N o Woman Can Stand
Circus Love
Three Loves
Men Are Like That
The Sin That Found Hint O ut
Mother’s Miracle
The Marriage Bargain
I Played w ith a Boy’s Love
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years aviators have , test pilots.
l" the outside loop,
H" W«* **ic firyt n,,vy l'i,ul
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well that like other
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s would take* its toll iterting pylen and the course tilli
iiueeis,
jtinli of only a few hundred feet.
Ilium*. T. S. N., was
anctim v when he was making '
ii*t to nerompiitdl this In* famous dive, necessary to guin i
resting story was ru* 't h e iiiniendous speed, he pulled j
ly I . cent nil Florida I 1 1 on the stirk ill the usual time
ng ii visit with .Itiilg.-J f* levelling off for the official
. U. Wright of Sim- i' ii e. when tl).* plane, duo to the
j t pwerful fmward force, failed to
toren.ost racing pi- ,u :u ti*'n- Th.v crash wms ineyituiiw was one of tho l,!< !" " 1 Lieiit.-mi’it Williams Inter
>w few- uvilitor., to
,hiU be believed it was all |
make an outside loop. " v‘ r' fou
btl.-r. howeats avia I -rs, who *v" r - " •*. u ol.lv a short distune,
{dated this stunt have fru p . nbuve the ground and .It*
other
expel intent-. « !
tbv phttit* lev.-lt.-d off at id ho
■old t a l e it- loti , t *'
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Ib-alt/.iug tt.iisi
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ii'ii," than tl'i hiimn,}.! 11,-i him * wen MV..
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j Iririi the old i vperieiieed pilot*
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GOES UP A F T E R
FIRST A F F R A Y
Utility M a g n a t e
S t a t e s He Does?
Not F e a r ProJn
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RAJ-F.IGH, N. n M June 0.—
Thnf'G overnor At Smith cnn nut
nml wilt not hu rtnitolnntbd nt Hou:iton Is the prediction o f Senator F.
M. Slmmbfi* tn the following
statem ent predicted on the re whole South will lie to t h e end
mit* of th>v North Carolina pro* practically a unit a p a instil thoi
d n et moeDiigs held in th at stillc nomination of Governor Smith.
"1 do not believe th at G overnb'
May 20
"The result of the Democratic Smith has now safely assured ns
product m eetings in North C aro many ns 500 votcif and instead of
lina held Saturday wns a sm ash th at number increasing 1 think
ing d e rent for' Governor Smitli and it will continue to diminish from
a sirring Indorsement of Cordell now mi. The Democratic • Party
Hull for the Democratic P resi never hns and never will, in my
judgem ent, concur in nml submit
dential nomination.
"This defeat is so signal there, to the things w h ich ' Tam m any
can he no doubt about it and e f Hall nnd Governor Smith, its o u t
forts of Republican ns well ns standing figure, represent and
Dcmoc^Uic new*pa pc i k h a p p e n stand for.
"Viewing the situation ns it now
ing Smith to throw doubt upon it
nml the developments
is merely in ke.ping with their stands
program of chim ing everything which I think will take place be
with a view of selling the people tween now and the Houston conven
the idea that Smith's nomination is tion and at that convention, I am
profoundly convinced that Gover
inevitable.
"The intensity of the Smith nor Smith ran not and will not he
drive
in North Carolina was nominated, and if perchance he
g reater than that (it any southern should he nominated be eon not he
s ta te . berniisu they c o n ifd e r^ ,-JV ;)
the leader in the S ou th - iiguwsiSm ith's candidacy .1
*
Governor Smith, Chief of the
Tammnhy sachems, recentl.v spent
ten days in North Carolina bring- t
ini' down to aid him in plonniurr
Ids campaign in " the Statu ■the :
snegessor of Tweed, Croaker and
Murphy, in the person of Mr
Olvaney, the present head of that
powerful and highly financed o r I
i In violation of . the unli-tru-d
. laws- The effect of chain-store
competition on lndc)>cudcnt re’ toilers has been a live topic for
several years, hut the recent noi $k>n in W ashington promises to
. bring m atters to a head.
Com menting recently on the pro
posed
investigation, John A.
H artfo rd , President of the Great
A tlnntie nnd Pacific Tea Com
pany, said th at in threo S tates—
N & t t . £nrolim C Sou^t Carolina
ftrfrl'rtcorgin—legislation bus nlrfe d y been enacted which imposes
■if, Additional tax on chain stor"?
.as such- In Maryland, he added
» law wnjt passed forbidding the
ow nership of more " than five
store* in the County uf LCumbci land f»y one person or corporation
This legislation, Kir. H artford fu r
ther. said, lies nil been recent, and
while the interests hack of it have
attem pted to secure sim ilar laws
fight tile eotitesl is between Semi
ItF o th e r’Stutes, the attem pts have
tor Park Trammell, who lias li-.-I
been unsuccessful
the office '"or 1'J years and Gover
V .'.‘T h e -^ o rtb Carolina and Mary
nor John W. Martin. Hath have
land statu tes have both been held
made vigorous campaign*
all
unconstitutional by tho lower
through the slate.-F or the seioiitl
courts of those S tates," he con
time, Mrs. Until Iliynn Gwen,
tinued. "S uit hna been started t*
(Continued from page I.)
te st tho Goorgiu law. Tile ease dilution of the lack of nrgniii7.n- daughter of William Jennings
liryan, seeks the seat now held hy
has not yet come to trial, hat
in the field congressman W. .1. Seats.
m<pinwtiile the C ourt has granted tion and direction
Congressman Herbert A. I'rama .tem porary injunction restrain against the secretary of commerce.
ing the enforcem ent of the statute It remains to he seen whether in tile first district is opposed by
pending the trial No attem pt has this opposition ran he captained I,. L. Iteaa and George 1. Wildei
y et been mude to enforce the hy the time the convention gels Congressman Tom Yon in tin-third
district was opposed l>v .1. II
South Carolina law.
down to balloting, prolml iy It) Smithvvick. a fonner eoiigiessman
Legislation Proved loin mind
* " T h e .c o u rt decisions thus far Vaj's from today. If it cun lie or and William !,. Wilson. It. A Green
, rendered confirm our views that ganized and cent rally directed, was tinnpposed ill t i e second dls
this legislation is economically they may "slop him." If not, tin- trict.
unmfand, as well as illrgal,. For outlook from the opposition stand
S tate Seliatoi ill on. l-.llf of l ; e
example, the Muryland court, in point admittedly is not bright.
t!S senatorial di Ir a ts and t* • re
However tile anti Hoover tam p p iesentatives to ihc state lions,
an elaborate opinion, bus pointed
*WfcJ fchatTVhain stores arc in no drew some siiml! comfort from will he Voted on. I'd the •■I In■i
way against public policy, hut, on tho fit^l that two of the leal slUte contests Cmli|ilTdllt-r htvni—i
the contrary, are a benefit in re powers in Hit- eonVi-nlioii. Charles Amos is being opposed he Emory
during tho cost of distribution | I'. Hilles of New York, mid Win. S. Martin of WilliMnu ami .1 i,
from the pro hirer to the eonsiiim r I M. IJutlci of, .Massachusetts, east Stewart o 1’ |-el liaildll.a. t online
th.-ii votes again-t the *eatiiig of
nnd thereby 'o w n in g tho cost ol
living
"W ith respect to tile ri solutions
recently introduced in Congress \
proposing an investigation of chain
Hlltler's vote iun>e,| consider- |
stores by the Federal Trade Cum . aide comment. lie is not only ,
mission, oar position would .uilur- chairm an of the national com- j
ally he that. vve know of nothing mittec, hut is popularly supposed
that require* investigation and to he I'resident Coolnlge's politi
ami that there is icutlv n> more cal oiaele. The Hoover managers,
reason for investigating chain howevi-r, professed not to he dis
They
Itorcs than lo r investigating j.ny til! bed ov-ei n u tlet's vote
claim the .’ill Hay State votes ns
other eomeatreinl activity.
We ccilninty fir their man. m d that
have nothin* to fear from nnv includes Hutler's vote. t»io They
such investigallc-i. nnd ooi only rrediled Hutler's vote for Mean
feeling about it is one of doubt as as simply the action of the me j
to w hether such action should lie tionnl eluiil Ilian in
supporting I
taken without some good reasons one of the members of Ids com- |
therefore being apparent. If su f m iller, and asserted it lind no
ficient icusoas appear to justify significance ill the m atter "f till
an Inquiry into tin- industry as a candid.o y «t ■-« If. Tln-y m e undei
■whole, however, our company no sin li allusions as regards llitrls
wul welei thesyllii(Hiiikisurhiopi-n lie is n-filiilely on the other -ide.
I'eiin.-y Ivaiua v- a* nb'-ciil being
would welcome it."
K. C. Sums, head of the J. t ’ reperesenteil ueithei .iiinnilv nor
Penney Company, Ini, yi-sU-nl.iv hy proxy.
Georgia l.oiiisana m .l Mississip
uomniehted on
the proposed in pi contests vvi-ii - ,,ti the -ehedlll vestigation along lines soiliewhal today, Tlie lloovel t at,did.n y is {
sim ilar to those he follwed lust an issm- in nil of them.
Tuesday in an address before the
nonunl convention of the I'niled 1
Slutes Chamber of Cnmmcrre. He
mid th at the whole chain st ir
situation is now ripe for the kind
of study which the eliamlu-r.
through it* IHvi>n>ii of Dnmi-.tii
Distrlhiilion. is equipped t., make
He went on to say that many „f
H'mitinued fnmi | age I :>
the State Icglslntu! r* at t ’n ir I ni’* I State* .cnate hnv,- liien
coming session will !» ui-kc.l to marked hy st rv-liuoiis rnni|> iign}*.
pass laws hostile to chain stoics, The five uspiiunts f >r guveninr
, Campaign of Prolrclion In Order are I'.-. Funs A. Hathaway, who
M.rk* office *»ii Id* u*eo!'i( n* a
mud huildv r, v-hih- chairman nf
the St;-ie Itnud Depart incut during
the present adnihiistrulkm
Funner Governor Sidm-y J.
Cults,, who vv.iull legalize luring
if elected. •
Die^lt- E. Failion, Tampa a tto r
DIGGERS DAIRY FARM
ney. who promises a mure eco
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nomical form uf government.
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BIG B ILL TILDEN Butler In S u p e r b L0UGHRANWINS Saints Take Twi n Colts Bunch H i t s
To Turn Back FROM LATZ0 IN Bill From Sheriffs To Beat H u s t l e r s
AGAIN CENTER OF Form
C eierym en, 8 t o 2 15-ROUND BOUT Of W. Palm Beach By Score Of 6 to 2
TENNIS SQUABBLE
Tommy Retnitm Crown But I
triple. The second ram * in
eighth when Dunbar led off.
a double nnd scored
Crowe’s sacrifice fly a f te r ,
had fanned. Hinkle single and '
bee’s triple. The second c*z
the eighth when Dunb«r
with a double and scored lat
Crowe's sacrifice Gy a fte r :i
had fanned. Hinkle sing)
Cusack ended the rally by
out.
ab r h o a t
Orlando
Chancey. 2h — 4 3 1 4 M
Cox, rf
. 3 u u t (1.4
Abrams, lb ..... J 4 1 s 8 0 <
Kirby, If ........ ... 3 1 1 •3 0 •!
Edmondson, cf ..' 4 0 1 ■3 a t
Lehrmann, 3b » 4 0 0 0 1 j
Viau, is _____ ... 4 ' 1 1 •1 3 (
Wells, c -------- ... 3 1 1’ «•.• i ! i
Culhreath, p __„ 3 0 1 a . f t j
“ L efty" Butler held the CeleryWEST PALM BEACII, June 5.—
n
i y F ..............
Pushed
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By
___Challenger
igt* Who Tommy loach's Saints annexed fd hits with Miami errors in the
feds well In check today here as
first and ninth innings here Mon
Julian S. Myrtck Would Try hla team matca pounded Cassell,
Trle« Har'd Tb Win By O. K. both'end* of a double bill here to day,
scoring three runs in each, to
To Keep Net Star From
day ngainat the Sheriffs, 3 to 1,
Participating In Doubles; s ta r Sanford hurlcr, fo r 16 hits NEW YORK. Ju n e 2.—Hand- and 4 to 2. Red Bonner allowed take the second game of the aeries
Merry Row Is In Prospect and an 8 to 2 victory waa bagged sonto Tommy Ix>ughran of Phila the visiting team but three blows from the Hustlers, 0 to 2.
Doubles by Chanci,y n ) l \Edby tho Daytona Islanders. Butler delphia still In the light-heavy in the opener but his own wildness
The reduced rates are for
mondson and singles by Abrams
BY
DAVIS
J.
WALSH
which
allowed
two
runs
in
the
held the locals scoreless until the
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champion of the world to opening fram e, proved his down nnd Kirby scored three runs off
Totals
.32 6 R z 7 ; 7 1
International News Service . final stanza, when two walks and weight
1F its : words of average length
day, but in y c U ln ta t his prec fall. Burke’s crew got to Cassarea Crowe in the find inning, with
Miami ab r ' h b V , <
Sports Editor
re counted a line.
ious
crown
in
a
hard-fought
16
two hits enabled Sanford to put
only one bailer retired. Davis Dunbar, sa ..... .. 4 1 1 4 ' 0 !
for six safeties.
NEW
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Minimum charge o* 80c te r
round battle with Pet* Idttzo, of
look the hill for Miami, retiring Allen, rf-cf ___ ... 4 0 0 2 0 i
over two markersIn the nightcap, St. Petersburg
j s t Insertion.
If some of the backstairs rumors
"Hclnie" G raff, visiting third Scranton, Penn; a t Ebbets Field bunched five of th eir eight hits tho side without further scoring Crowe. 2b ___ .. 3 0 1 4 3 (
All advertising Is restricted
and holding the Colts to two hits Hinkle, lb ___ ... 4 0 1 13 0 (
being uired today can be Accepted baseman, pilfered three bases in last night the champion showed
t proper classification.
concluclvely enough th a t he lucks gleaned off the five hand offer until the ninth.
Cusack, if ___ .. 4 1 2 3 1 (
as credible, the next contest in
ings uf Rube Brower, in the third
cluding home plato during the con one thing—knockout punch.
, i f an e rro r is made The Han
Here Viau led off with a double, Johnson, cf ..... . 2 0 0 0 0 I
the Davis Cup series will not fea
inning
for
three
runs
and
wen
ford H erald will b* respoosinlc
Wells walked, and Culbrenth sacri Parker, r f ...... . 2 0 0 0 0 4
The champion hit the pudgy
ture the Americans’ appearance test. The local third tacker, Wal
never bothered u fter that. St.
Tor only one incorrect insertion,
in the inter-zone finals with the lace, played a great gam e hand Lntz.ii dozens of tdinrp rig h t up 1'ctersbnrg played brilliantly afield ficed. Tw« runners counted when Godbce, 3b ..... 4 0 I 0 - 0 1
the advertiser to r subsequent
The time is fasts Insertion.’!.
EuropMin winner, a fte r all. It ling rig h t chances and m aking only per cuts but they bounced hdrm* with Bingham at short perform Cliuncey’s roller went lictwi-cn Bennln, p ____ ... 3 0 1 0 0 1
The office should be
Davis' legs. Abrams singled, scor Crowe, p .
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will bo the usual match between one bobble, thnt a had threw •» lesjdy off the challenger's jaw. ing spectacularly. & o re:
notified im mediately in case of
ing
Chancey.
i.oughi-an
tried
hard
late
In
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Davis, p .......... .2 0 0 I* ft
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William Tilden and the United
sftS
FIRST GAME
MODERN' furnished apartment.!, State* lawn tennis association or the initial hag. Score:
trro r.
Miami counted in the second on
ping away for
fight^w hen Lntxo slowed up, to
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St. Petersburg
Frigidnire: Murphy steel kit- a t least th a t augment of- th e_ o r
Cusack's
single and
Godbee’s
pul his aggressive opponent away
U uyluM Bench—
Totals
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it) buy t hi s hj . A H erald representative hood: rent very reasonable. Park ly nnti-Tildcn. They say this el Mcssncr, 2b .... 3 1 1 4
title holder nlwnys came hack Kirkwood, rf . . 4 1 0 1
Welsh, 2h
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2 rf/R N ISH E D apartm ents: 1 up finals und the challenge round
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wlthl the champion ami i levied to Hodges, p .
9th.
The nnti-Tilden forces, they say,
yes tested for glasses by I)-.
make a fight out of it. He took
41 K 10 27
Totals
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3
.
3
Leunessey, Indianapolis; Hennes
1 it
. . .
.
Women of The
I he Ku Klux Klnn.
these Mows jarred l.oughrun to lluckle.i, ss
Hcwcll, rf
4 9 1 2
Burke, Hi
LEFFLKR APARTMENTS: furn sey and George M. Loll, Chlcugo; Frisbic, ss
3 1 0 19
a b l y Ik * paying | y rite Box 7b.t _
hi*
he«-ls.
w
.7
0
1
1
ished. 3 room, and garage. A t reserves, Francis T. H unter, New
4 u l 3
Tlu- champion, however, never Hogun, lf- 2h
3 1 1 14
.
KYy-Me or Granada D n' Ginger tractive summer rates. Apply 804 York, who Iiuh been ncclimating Barnes, lb
lairge, rf .
4 0 0 •i
Inst
his
head.
Whenever
he
got
9
n
Juckaiin,
If
4
1
abroad, and "Ju n io r" Coen, Kan
p r ic e
for pureha rA le call 705. Prom pt Delivery. Magnolia. Phono 280-W.
Beasley,*
cf
3
II 9 1
o 1 1 *•1
in trouble he resorted to boxing,
•
sas City who is going along just Wade, cf ..
t'iri
si,
3h
II
9 |
4
invariably
almost
immediately
Wallace, 3b
3 l) 1 0
Small garage apartm ent. Call 261. for the ride.
— A u to m o b ile s
Lawrence, e
3 II 0 •1
putting
hirather
clumsy
oppon
t
0
I’urks,
c
1
2
It was the first intim ation of
o 0 •i ii
m a d e in litis s(or
If>— I I o u h c s For nent
ent at a ill advantage, l.oughrun Mason, 2I«
3 0 0 0
this program that prompted Til Cassells, p
•> II II 0
DODOB
Holder,
If
liuil a to o inch advantage in reach,
Hymel, x
1 ll 9 0
leasure ears and Grahara trucks. FIVE ROOM: furnished house. den to wire Joseph W. W ar, the
3 u 0 1
u« will -is two incite* in height, Bonner, p
present
cup
chairm
an,
Inst
week,
Morris,
x
1 l) 1 9
Elm and 13th. S tre e t Phone 3.
I,ow summer rates. See V. A4
30 •» 7 27
i on l.rizo and whenever he s t a r t
asking whether, us alleged, Hun Totals
Jones, xx
(1 9 0 9
Speer, -til I’nrk Ave.
ed
jabbing
with
straight
lefts
he
x—hatted
for
Cassells
in
9th.
ter was to he dropped from consid
D O N ’T DKW ----------------------------Daytona Ilcach
000 130 10-7 8 took the play away from the
ODGINS ol COWAN Co. Auto FOR SALE «>R RENT: California eration without his, Tilden’H, udT otals
33 1 9 27 12 I
000 000 002 2 -m n lh r man.
red wood liungulow, partly furn vico and consent a- teum captain. SANFORD
. _ T- f .
rad ia to r and sheet metal works.
St.
Petersburg
210 090 003—3
Two huso hits. Miller 2, B u tl.i.
I.oughran won HI rounds, Lalished with bath, open plumbing, W ear's reply was distinctly reusA IN 1 L O N ( i b )7 French Avenue. Phone 71G-W. gas,
West l*alm Beach 100 000 000—1
Frishie
and
Wade.
Hit
hy
pitcher,
zo
four
and
one
round—the
•
to
those
who
believe
in
Miring
porvh copper screened. Fire
Two base hit.!, llui'kleH. Base on
place, double garage.
Corner Tilden und his leadership. The by Cassells (M essoer), Bases on | eighth—was even, l.atzu look the hulisi off Bonner 1, off Cassares
HUPf-MARMON
I. second, fifth, sixth and tenth '
Laurel Ave C. A. Uutlerfiold, ehniimnii said, in effert, th at halls, off Buth-r 4, Cassells
3. Struck out, by CuKsares I, by
Sanford Automobile Co.
Tilden's dominance wus not in Struck out, by Cassells 2. Passed rounds.
owner, Lexington Muss.
Bonner 2. Double play, Bonner to
W c l i a v w ii ro m p ] )8 Magnolia Ave.
Phone 137.
The champion sturted out to Bogun to Burke. Wild pitch, Bou•‘oiliest, so fur ns he wits con hall. Scholls. Umpires, Moore nud
FOR RENT: To Responsible party cerned.
Weaver. Time, 1:52.
box l.utzo, mid easily earned the ' net. I'ussed hall,
Karned
well furnished Spanish house tn
first round hy shooting in innum- i tons, West I'alm Hi
However, Wear ruunol speak
—Business Service
beautiful surroundings. Five rooms for the entire committee. If there
erublistrulght
left
jalis
to
the
line of: /
STANDING
Rapbun nnd Kelly.
S U N P R O O F PAINTS
garage, will give lease if wanted. is to lie nny attem pt to deputize
fare.
2:16.
’ater Spar Varnishes and Enn- Price $50. Address T. P, H. Car? Tilden us the official .entries at
But when he elected to slug ,
FLORIDA STATE LEAGUE
SECOND i
mels.
Velumtna
F lat
Wall The Herald.
with
l.atzo in the next round lie
Wimhleton might indicate it will
W. L. IVt
St. J'elersburg
Bed Room Suit ainta. Persian clay jesso. plnstico
he matle before the teum suils for Orlando
23 II .979 found the going very rough. Lula h r Ii o a e
ouldlng clay and IMaques. SanEurope on Saturday. For if they St. Petersburg
24 13 .049 zo shook him up several times Kirkwood, rf . 3 •iM 1 0 fl 0
I •’.,,,! O,.!, m l P aint & Wall Paper Co. G. U. FOR RENT OR SALE: Six room fuilcii to pin Tilden down before
Welsh, 2h
17 19 .472 with hanl ovornand rights.
1 I •1 tl ■1 0
l l i e a l v l i l M rll ' f t u a r t , Propr. 113 W. F irst St.
modern house: Desirable loca he gets out of ear shot, the chan Daytona Beach
Tommy resorted to boxing again Lrown, i f
15
West
Palm
Beach
669
.
.
19
1) •1 2 9 (1
4
tion 2009 Ornnge Ave., Oak Hill ces are that, one word from them
•H .363 in the next two rounds, sticking McHenry, If
N. Nipper. Signs of all kinds.
SANFORD
12
4
u 0 9 9 u
R e f rig e r a to r * In Sanford Paint A Wall Paper Subdivision. Route A, Box 170-F. und he will do just a* he pleases. Miami
;t 1) 1 1 •) 0
12 26 .324 his left in Ijitzo's fare and shoot Lingham, s*
ing
across
an
occasional
right
The young man hns plenty of
Wilms, 3b
N ATION AD LEAGUE
3 9 0 9 9 1
19— Houses For Pale
fixed ideus and most of them are
W. L. IVt cross, l.utzo could do little with Stew art, lh
:t 0 1) 19 9 0
this
style
of
fighting
and
he
ratne
a t
e x t r e m e l y l|
BARGAIN: ti room Modern Bunga sound, nt that.
Cobh, e
Cincinnati __
33 18 .047
.
3 1 1 2 9 9
IA N SFER Service of all kinds.
If n a tte r* work out in this fash Nnw York
low in the best residential sec
2$ 10 .910 out for the fifth round d eter Cruig, p
3 0 1 9 1 1
Phone 670-W or 3302. C. E. ftion <>f Sanford. Must lie sold im ion, Tilden may become whnt he St. Lonl*
27 19 .587 mined to make n fight out of it.
tiorpenlng.
mediately by OWNER. Priced sev found to he so objectionable in Chicago
p r ic e s .
Total* . .
27 20 ■574 They slugged willingly In this
30
8 21 6 2
round and tho honors went to West Palm Beach 4
Myrick. He would !»•• the Czar of Brooklyn
eral
thousand
dollar*
below
actual
.
.
23
21 .52.7
WIGHT PRINT SHOP
l.utzo.
The
sixth
also
went
tn
American lnwn tennis abroad, tho
20 25 .444
alt r h o a e
.JA PP Y ■CT*'ce on any thing In cost. Act now if you want u leal man who will urrnnge to bring Pittsburgh
bargain.
Write
O.
M.
S.
General
Boston
17 25 .405 Latzo, who thrived on slugging.
Buckles, SS
3 0 1 3 3 1
[printing. A phono call will get
the
cup
hack
as
u
personal
tri
But
Loughrnn
was
too
K
m
a
r
t
to
Philadelphia
lluikc, lit
7 33 .175
3 0 0 6 0 n
’AKH along a case o f bottled
ur man. Phone 417-W. 9 Itail- Delivery, Sanford Florida.
umph or the man who must ac
fctick t o laitzo's style of fighting. Holder, rf
AMERICAN .E A G l'E
3 0 1 4 0 ii
sd Ave.
_____ 21— Acreage Por Sale
He
suddenly
speeded
up
the
no
cept the blame for failure.
carbonated beverages, and
1Jirge, If
W. L. Pel
3 9 1 1 0 0
Them can be no doubt that he New York
2AN U P YOUR OLD WALLS
8 .HI 8 tion In the seventh and, prancing Beasley, cf
29
II 0 2 0 9
3
thus be sure you are safe. Ex
flT H THE NEW WALL PAINT ACREAGE FOR SALE: suitable is being supported to the limit Philadelphia
27 16 943 uround the ring, he (Hiked Latzo Circsi, 3h
3 0 0 1 2 9
by
the
Davis
Cup
chairman
and
with
one
left
juh
after
another.
•>
>
JMETHING NEW AND BETCleveland
for poultry farm , located four
.622
Hogan, 2h
24
3 0 i 1 U 1
perts say 85% of fhe water in
•><> 23 .489 Latzo wan unable to get in close Lawrence, c
SR FOR FURTHER 1NFOR- miles south of Sanford on old O r by the team m anager, Samuel M. St. Louis
3 0 9 3 2 0
Peacock,
both
products
of
Tilden’s
and
bad
to
lake
it.
The
champion
*t 1 0 1 0 II
kTION, CALL PHONE 235-J lando road. 33 acres, part high
Boston
19 23 .410
Brower, p
streams, lakes, springs and w ei';
SEE. V. C. COLLER. SAN- lund und some of it low, ideal for homo town and club.
Detroit . .
. . . 19 29 .494 again piled up points in the Morris, x
1 1 (1 fl 0 0
There isn't any doubt that the Chicago ............. ... 17 29 370 ninth with another barrage of
is dangerous. Thcsa bottled sole
chickens and ducks. Can be bought
)RD, FLA ._______ __________
opposing
factions, if such exist, Washington
for $100 per acre on your own
Totals
.... 14 27 .341 left jabs.
27 2 4 21 7 1
drinks are endorsed as safe and
of
Then, in the tenth, l.utzo made
-iH E Y ’S DRUG STORE— Pre- terms. Address K. J. Holly, First have reached a different*
SOUTHEASTERN LEAGUE
x—butted for Buckles in 7th.
his
final
bid.
He
tore
into
the
|scriptlons, Drugs, Soda. We are National Rank Building, Sanford, opinion honestly. Tilden wants
W. L. Pel
St. IVtershurg ..... 003 009 1—4
h ealth fu l by th e A m e ric a n
to play with H unter because hr Pinsucolu
near as your phone. Call 103. Flu,
. .
39 19 .955 champion and belted him with West I'alm Bench • .. 002 000 0—2
sincerely believes thnt they form Albany . .
rights
and
lefts
to
the
body.
Public Health Association.They
29 24 .547
Three base hits, Welsh. Base or
JuiLD IN ’G BLOCKS—Irrigation
the best doubles combination in
.70 21 .550 Cheered by the crowd, he m aneuv hulls, off Cruig I; off Brower 1
I boxes and general cement work. 22—Rea! Estate To Exchange American tenni*, ns their record Montgomery
are refreshing and wholesome.
Jacksonville
28 20 .619 ered Loughrun to the ropes and I Struck out, hy Brower 2. Left on
Concrete Co. J. E. Terclearly
indicates,.
Those
of
oppo
smacked
him
several
hard
rights
I
You can «a»e Jrncle
WILL TRADE: Several building
Tam pa ...
,
.
29 29 473
base, Went I’alm Beach 6; St.
|llcger, Prop. 3rd and Elm.
They’re good and good for you.
lota, free and d e a r, for small situ persuasion grunt this hut Savannah
23 2H .461 to the hc.il, opening up a curt Petersburg f. Stolen base, Brown.
claim
that
Tilden
no
longer
is
able
over
Ixnighian's
left
eye.
ROOFING: The Roof Ev house in good section. Your price
Columbus
17 27 .380
Umpires, Kelly nnd llnphun. Time
least 10(1 cent* ETAL
erlasting.
Metal
shingles must be right. In answering this to stand up under three cnnsccu Selma
__
IH 33 .347
of game, 1:26.
live
days
of
challenge
round
play
.
BEAUTY
CONTEST
I.ELD
ending seam tin and gnlvanited ad give complete information as
SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION
tuile. A crowd of 199,009 saw the
of*. See Jam es H. Cowan. Oak to'size of house, location, and
W. L, Pet
(Legal
Notices)
GALVESTON. Tex., nuue 4.— sea wall boulevard parade yes
every dollar
price. Address 8 . B. D. Caro The iv t i i h « * in rriT c o i h t , t w k n
Ve. and Third St. Phone i l l .
Birmingham
35 17 .073
t v T im m j r m r i s i . r i n r t ’r r
30 20 .000 ( I N S ) - Selection of Miss "United terday afternoon.
Memphis ..
|IONOG'RAiPH--77|ialring, piano Herald.
i v a m i p m i ni : vii\ o m : r o n v WILL EXCHANGE: Building lot
New
Orleans
27 22 551 S tates” tonight at the municipal
TV. r u i l t i u s . IN MIAVCKItY.
here.
Where
tuning by e x ie rts with 17 years
Flagler
Beach—Last
piling
for automobile. Lot is worth I’AI.’I. I*. I I A t t N K T T . I ' n m p l o l n a n l . Mobile
.
27
25 .610 auditorium here will feature to
erience. Sanford music store from $500 to $800., Address Box
day's program of the third annual driven in construction of Flaglei
vs
Nashville
.
._
26
27
.481
A N T O N WYKIIN a m i w i f e tN C IB It
G ift Shoppe McLsnder ArChattanooga
M Y ItltH, a n il I t O l l B I t T H A D tV A Y
21 32 .39(1 International pageant of pulchrl- Beach for fishing pier.
can you find *ueh| e Phone 8 3 2 . ________ 1.74 care The Herald.
liofeiutant*.
Little Rock
20 31 .392
o n i >i : it o p p u n i.icA T io v
26— Miscellaneous For Hale
20 32 .385
T O : A N T O N MY KItH a n d w i f e IN- Atlantu
•A Poultry and Enffa
5500 In Cash Prizes
O K I ! M V K i t s , a n d K O H B I I T It A O
investment?
GREEN ENAMEL wood range
W A V AND T O A l.l. W H O kl IT
*S f V/)r<«tf l i v m i l l M tir f
LBY CHICKS. $10.00 hundred.
St A Y C O N C K I I N :
ltt«eifd hhU<H'*'Um4uJK/»•
and EO’gallon w ater boiler. Mr*.
RESULTS
It a p p en rln K fro m th e a ffid a v it
|F in e R. I. Reds. Last hatches A. D. Smith, Phone 10.
« itg*lli tm itH i* IbMtWtitil i*ll«
of I ' A C l . I*. I I A I tN K T T . c o m p l a i n
hm
.i*J lift
lit*' J HM«..
wishing now. Call or write II. L.
a n t In t Ii In c a u s e . J i c r c l n f i le d , t h a t
\Y»»Ke|to« |) C C'*«h r*u*«BiU
V* • • • i J e J h i hflt if* .M i
in ti, Longwood, Florida
SELLING all household good.!, y o u a r c r e s i d e n t * o f a S t a t e o t h e r FLORIDA STATE LEAGUE—
e of F lo rid a ; th a t th e
Orlando 6, Miami 2e~y/tc>v,s a
One Singer sewing machine, I l isaind etnhcee Solfa t A
n to n S lyrra a n d w ife
Daytona Beach 8, SANFORD 2.
-B Plants And Flowers $40. One Ohio vacuum cleaner, rIne ic
e r S l y a r a a a p a r t i c u l a r l y a a Is
known
to
him
la 7311 1‘l l i s r e e
St. P etersburg 3-4, West Palm
BOTTLER
SALEi Mammoth Giant sin- $16. Mrs. K. B. McCracken, S t r e e t , f ? h l r a a o . C o o k C ount)-. 1111 Beach 1-2
liola.
a
n
d
t
h
a
t
t
h
e
r
e
s
i
d
e
n
c
e
of
Itoti
Dreatuwohi.
inyour
town!
nia plants, $1.00 per 100, Der r t I t a d w a y a a p a r t i c u l a r l y a s is
k
n
o
w
n
t
o
h
i
m
la
l
o
l
l
l
e
t
y
o
l
a
lercd. Call 160-W.___________ _ Gas
Range: 4
burner
oil S t r e e t . C l il r a it o . C o o k C o u n t y ,
AMERICAN LEAGUE
stove nod other household good* n o ( e , a n d t h a t t h e r e le n o p e r s o n
HEMSTITCHING
tnla Plants) 26c per dozen.
In t h e S t a t e o f F l o r i d a , t h e s e r v i c e
Ralterlefl
Philadelphia A. Chicago 3.
>2.00 per 100, B. F. W hitncr, Jr. for sale, priced right. 1120 Palm et o f u a u l i p o r n a u p o n w h o m w o u l d
lilnd y o u o r e i t h e r o f y o u a n d t h a t
W ashington at St. Louis,
Singer Sewing Machinb Shop
Mellon.
4
_______ to.
lie k n o w * y o u t o h e o v e r t h e a g e o f grounds
tw e n ty -o n e yeare:
'fachlne* Sold, Rented,.Exchanged | Reware of Cheap Substitutes. Imimc
BOAT
FOR
EALEt
30
foot
bridg*
IW A N IB U
New York at Detroit, rain.
T H K R E F O n K . YO U A l t H
deck cruiser, thirty Inch draft, I I KNf»W,
Easy ray m en ts
itr.llY O ltD B ItK O to a p p e a r tn
Boston
a t Cleveland, rain.
of C o m p la in t h e re in file d
•hone 80 North P ark, Valdez Rldr
ANT TO BOY Ash, Maple, Mag fully equipped, sleep* *1*. P*k* tohne t hme i l1 tid
d a y o f J u l y , A. D. l e t s ,
>
•
popularity breeds imitations. When
THE LONG-LIFE BATTERY
holla and Whlto Bay logs and reasonable. P. O. Box 938.
h e l i x a I t u l e P a y o f llila C o u r t . .
NATIONAL l e a g u e
, I T IH F t ' I t T I I K l t O I I I 'K I I K D t h a t
Hoff-Mnc
B
attery
Co.
nber. Also Tank Grade Cypress
Cincinnati 3. Boston 6
title O r d e r o f I ' u h l l r a f l n n h e p u b Lunch Rnom
117 E ast Sail. Street.
nber. J. W. McNair Co. Orlan- 27—Money To Loan
llahrd fo r
four
(4)
co n ercu t(V e
Chicago at New York, rain.
call for your favorite in NEHI-*
Fla.
ON WHITE or colored property, nu ee we ks ap a p| ne r Tb ha ev i nHsa n fao r di f e i li el rr raal l dc. i ra
St. Louis at Philadelphia, rain
FOR
GOOD
eatz
ITT K rnt’s
Awnings
a W. Herndon 108 E. 2nd £ t. c u l a t i o n In H e m l n o l e C o u n t y , F l o r l Lunch Room, 100 W est Fire*
. .
•
-Boom* Ayilhcnt hoard
good look” see that NRHI appears on
W IT N C H H m y h a n d a n d s e a l llila SOUTHEASTERN LEAGUE
SEMINOLE
AWNINQ
SHOP. Street.
Mortgage Loans
8elm a-«t Montgomery, rain.
t i d a y o f M a y . A. D. ISIS.
(RCIAL weekly r a te s . a t SanAwnings,'Window
shades.
T
arpau
v. K. n o r m . a h a
Dry Cleaning
Jacksonville 2-7, Tamp* 8-0
ord’a hnme-liko hotel. Semlnola •n Improved residence and business
C la rk of th e C ircu it Court
lins. Anything of Canvas. 309 Eaal
property.
bottle. Bottled JCxcIusively By
Albany
6
,
Savannah
0,
second
n
y
A.
SL
W
K
K
K
S
.
sL__________ x
End. Street. Phot,* 11.
j SANITARY STEAM PRES8ER)
«
Baldwin Mortgage Co.,
f t r p u t y C l e r k . game rain.
U
l
l
e
a
a
n
d
f
l
u
r
n
e
y
,
Odorless
Dry
Cleaning.
Phon
See our local Counsel,
-Apartment For Rent
Columbus 0, Pensacola 4.
tto llrlto ra fo r C om p laltu in t.
Aulo Tops
908. 114 N. Park.
8. R. Digbton. Sanford, Florida.
'***'•>
S
A.
b o t t l in g
vreopi opnrtm snt:
s o i Tt h r r n a s s o c i a t i o n
Furniture
SPENCER
TOP
SHOP.
C
urtains
leeping porch. 311 29— P e r m a n e n t W i v i n g
• W l a la Id" rcrftfy T 'h a^ th e underNashville 0, A tlanta 12.
la no lo n c er a m em ber ol
Cushions and Seat Coverings. WE BUY or.trade in used furni
OH
SI
Perm anent Waving—lovely nature alyiied
New Orlcana 6, Little Rock 4.
K o fa {>'«n c "i?>J?any. and liar no
C. E. (Mack) McKEE,
ture. yfagner furniture Co,
. ] perm anents as low aa $6.00, In tx -f s t la J ta ld r o m n a n y . an d will
Mobile 3, Memphis 7_ 300 W est 2nd. Street.
1811 ED
HOUSE:
Thre*
hot* be reatK,n»lt)le - fn r an y dehta
Chattanooga-Birm
ingham
,
wet
■
fl
509
F
irst
National
Bank
Bldg
IliO
screened porch and bath.
°°n,rjiW3r
“
w
^
ground*
Phone
489.
‘
Call 498. 4 . J .
Smith Bros
: Furniture!
i'i
PACK
HAVE TWO MORE OPENINGS
F or some ambitious young men
or young ladies wtyo want to
learn a good trade and get a good
position when they have become
competent. Have situations avail*
ablo every few dayr. If interested
ask for C. A. Haines a t Sanford
Herald office.He.will bo glad to,
explain it to you.
ejrestm ig fi
WHOLESOMENESS
'Bottled
Carbonated
m
-Classified-
Geo. WattsB
Business Directory
Jr.
Exibe
R eceiver|
for
Smith Br< B H £
CHERO-COLA
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VOUU NEWSPAPER
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h tin
Ihiblishcd In Florida’s Heart,
The World’s Greatest Vegetable
Spot and Rlcht^; Garden Land.
4 •m
"■HOMBHEX
Bean Defeated In
Delegate Contest
DRIVES
Ireatest Interest Is
Centered Upon Five
Corpered Race For
O ffice O f Governor
Senate Contest
Holds Spotlight
final Speeches W illB e
Made Ton igh tB yA ll
O ffice Candidates
' KANSAS City., M<*. Juno 4.
— (IN S )—The Hoover forces
won their initial victory today in
the delegate contest before the
Republican National Commit*
tee when the commtrtve voted
47 to .30 to sent four dele*
gates at large from Florida
who are favorable to his nomi
nation. George W. Dean, the
veteran Florida national com
mitteeman who has been win*
ning contests before national
conventions for many years
went down to defeat with his
anti-Hoover delegates. The de
feat leaves Ilran outside of the
convention for the first time in
many years and seriously jeo
pardizes his power in the state.
„Thc four delegates at large who
were seated were: \V- It. O'Ncl
of Orlando. A. F. Knotts of
Ynnkeetown. Ex-Senator Law
rence Y. Sherman of Daytona
Reach FT E. Cnllitwny of Lake
land.'
.
- “
Cancels Speaking COOLIDGE WILL S o u t h e r n
HEAVY VOTE IS Carlton
Engagement A n d Asks A ll
PREDICTED FOR Citizens To Hear Opponent RE PRESENTED
AT CONVENTION G o a l O n
PRIMARY POLL
S tate AntT County O ffic es
W ill lie Filled B y Dem o
cratic V oters In Election
T o Re Staged On Tucsdny
3,500 Qualified To
VotelnThisCounty
Show ers Forecast B u t V ote
W ill He H ea viest In H is
tory,
I'o liticia n s
Assert
Tomorrow is election day.
TAM PA, June 4—Out of del
crcnce to two of his opponent>
who are to speak In Tampa tot
night, Doyle Cailton,- candldaH
for governor, yesterday cancelled
conflicting engagements In the
city tonight and urged that as
many as possible attend his rivals
mootings.
.
His reception Saturday night
at Wnuchula was one of the most
enthusiastic of the campaign. The
meeting wns lield to hear Hardee
county candidates, but when the
word wns passed around that
Carlton, then addressing a crowd
of 000 voters at Avon Park, High
lands county, somi 20 miles away,
hud been invited to make a late
address before the gathering, It
spread like wildfire and the at
tendance wns greatly swelled. As
tin* time neaivH for his nppcnranco
thuiv won* whUpcni of “ In hr
nming?” and similar Interest
iisplayed by tho crowd,, and he
*as given an ovation when he
finally arrived at uhUui 11 i>’c)ock.
In closing his nddtass, Carlton
issued n warning to his friends,
.is he has repeatedly done' in the
last hours of thq campaign, to
beiraro of last mihnte propa
ganda and reports- circulated to
injure his chances of tlection.
Telegrams nouixsf Into headipiarters hen? in a steady stream
all day Saturday uikl ycsterdiy,
asm ling Carlton o f the over
whelming support he will receive
from Various counties of the state.
He lias been assured 75 pci
cent of tho first choice votes o.:
Highlands county, after his whirl
wind tjaibpalgnTif the county Sat
tirilay in which ho *|*oko to rvi
l ord rrnwih nt Solirintf ttiul Avon
[ Park.
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MARTIN PREDICTS Four
H
Severe ~
HIS ELECTION TO FWligithElentenl
h t t o A u si
Kltlers Gather
SENATE TUESDAY
Convention City
T h t i ffon ditlott Scorns A smtired
U n ites President P u ls H is
Foot Down And P o s itiv e ly
Forb id s U sin g O f H IsN am e
i
•r*« it
* ..an
Ifrfermi
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t, 4
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«ll rla
avc
310 Mile TriDfe
G o vc n to r S ta tes T h a t A f t e r
W ill A tte m p t S ettlem ent O f
('(im u lete C anvass t ) f Stute
Q uarrels R etw een Various
H e F eels C onfident O r D e
feat Ing T ra m m ell In Race
Groups In ’ S ta te s O f South
*Nearing Succf
Communication M ain
tained W ith- Worl<
0 | P l a n t s P ro gre$
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’.11FA
The*
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stall >
i ..glr.1
weary'
. ’. fu
PR#
aide u
tf-md
Ktleii*
Jacksonville, June 4^—K itin g
1* \NSAS V lt y , Mo. June I
Voters of Sanford, Seminole
here
after five* months of cner*
County and of the state of FlorrillNSJi The ilnme o f - Calvin
da will flock to the |>olls in
.gelic
campaigning Gov. John. \V,
Coolidge (jtiile probably will he
what fs expected to be unpre
Martin
predicted yeslerdty • that
HO N O L I J u T T . ir.. J u t
presented In the
R< publican
cedented numbers to register Iheir
T A L L A H A S S E E , Fla., Juno
Inwill
he immlnnted for the d.— ( I N S )- ^ T n o
A u stralia
National Convention here next
choice for the several county
— ( I N S ) — W ith
fin a l apand
state-offices,
and
their
de
Ifmted
States
Senate
in
tho
Tues
bound
tnonoplnnc
S o u th e r
muiIs T o vne Voters, tanuidaios
week and voted upon—ttnle "a and
ili en
cision
tomorrow will determine
day election hy n majority of 2T»,- Cross, w ith fou r men nlxMUri
n the f lu n d a auue-witie p ri
until
the
President,
by
some
posl*
The
the winners in the general clco
C00 votes. The statement follows!
mary to m o rrow w ill end th eir
liete
wns fik?htinpf n th rillin g battl
live, definite action, forbids it.
tion because Democratic nomina
"A fter a complete canvas* -of
And
tion in Florida is oQUivilont to
Tliis much coined nesured today Florida I feol confident of defeat w ith tho elem ents un th e las
election.
800
miles
o
f
its
3.000
m
ile
as
the
li
<».
I',
elders
gntliered
in
ing Mr. Trammell for the United
ir m l in th e outcom e o f the
The polls will open In nil of
^_.iaaiiiiity- -via
S uvag|tt~~--^£2
Kmisau City and gel down to the Slates Senate hv
live-cornered rueo to r g o v erthe precincts at 8 o'clock and
^rrheit-tHHIMT
-------- ,:A ra t
>mr, voters in the D em ocratic
JJue euavontifciv width
will is main open until sundow I
|),iiii«ry tomorrow will choose a
or
f» o'clock, according to
u
u
ljjp^
h a s o L w '4 ;ia^t<K^ ^
->J*r-fwrt~ nt^ r.ttiEHSS5i«U»r»(«-( nl«up here today by
niitplcle state ticket, a United, .
- Finn) i ,ulinK. » f A ttorn ey tiUUiXaLIFreir
MMOit” nf the— |M*r»TTiTa lioan efs ~on informntion that has come to tion of America.
states senator, - t * <■<mgi ***smeir‘ L ily
L’oldrhif-iiWrs.fijr D
u
M
u
^
T
O
n
m
I
I ’anilTlTiitT'Rovoafs H is among the lily’ whiles anil the me from all tiart* f tho state In
Had the plane faltered or tfc
&Jrri»-10 ilcdegufes-tiPlTie lTomtlmi^ • ib R J x G r o w d t
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***‘Tr*(iITIiTh Mnnngt1
Sl.*inj»ut'r T o SueDocum entary
E vid en te O f Idack-and lan.i of the
always the past few days . nnd from
com
sent U4M|»U<k 4 I
.
knowledge und pledges ’gained In Charles Kingsford-Smlth,
coted ill the court house uud the
ygttrttfltil "v r : —
G rjift An il I 'x lo i lion W hich Democratic South.
iei>(l
Shlnltolser
W
h
o
W
ill
Holly P resid es O v er M eel Welaku huiidiug. Voter* o f pre
uiauder cf the aerial adventun
u
hard
campaign
through
67
coun*,
E\h;led
Inltm
ulD
eparlraonl
Final ip v w lip will he made to
The "draft t odolge win lher or
N ol Aceepl A Second T erm
had (dinned to make an emergency
cinct one will rasl their ballots
night by former Governor Sidney
no” movement reached Kansas lie* of Florida.'
Despite a downpour, which be In poll-i located in the Welaka
In :*
“ I have presented my easo fair landing on tho Phoenix group,
J. Cults, Doyle E. Carlton, 'lump.*
Clyde A. llyrd, prominent San (From speech delivered by James City in tin* |>M >n of Charles D.
block on Railroad Avenue and
few
tiny
specks,
representing
th
gan
late
in
the
afternoon
and
ly
to
the
voters.
It
is
up
to
them
M.
Carsmi
in
Tumpa.
attorney,
Dr. Four. Hathaway,
iUllcj, the New Yoik unlional
those of number three will vote ford husinesB man and general |
only land on the path of tho air
Shot
May ID
chairman of tlu* State lti-.ul De continued for tome time after the in tile husemeut of the court tuaiiagcr of Ihe loi-a) office of the I
coliiniittecninn, who has been chief to decide whether they want in men on their long journey. •' .
the
United
States
Senate
a
man
■sir m
partment, John S. Taylor „i 1-trgt. meeting started, more than .100 house.
"I have not made throughout rallying post for the anti-Hoover
The islands were reached and
Florida Power and Light Comp |this campaign any charge iifcainst
and James At. Curson «>l Miami, persons gathered ill the City Hall
cep .
forces of the East. lake a sentinel who lias kept his promises to passed, however, early today lndi
Poll offieials for precinct one
ull i.eeking the office of ehiel exe Suturduy night to lieur candidates are: F., S. Frank, clerk, and II. any, today waa unanimously elect any eundidalc except I have docu pine, llllle-i has stood out against them, who has brought Florida
eating the four men on board the
lor county office in their final ap C. DuUose Jr., W. E. llotts and ed president of Hie ( 'handier of mentary evidence with inc, sub tho gnli-’ hke wind* Hint have safely through her mo*t hectic
cutive.
"W
big tri-motored monoplane woft
J S. Williams, inspectors. Those Commerce to succeed S. O. Shin- ject to inspection, to support the
Cutis hpeaks in Tampa, Hatha peal to the voters.
- ld<.\vn many of Ihe o 'her h ailer* •■nd trying years* who has given
FV1I <
certain
of
their
ability
to
carry
or
holser,
whose
term
has
just
ex
the
state
a
progressive
admlnW
way in Oriutniu, t urson in .tiiuitu,
charge, and 1 have with me to- ;nla ||tt. Hoover camp, lie may
The session begun ut 7:30 o clock for precinct three include W. M.
r< mat
to Suva. The plane was 2i, hotto
Cuiiton in JutKsiinville and Tuylor and was so long and drawn out Kayncs, clerk and J. M. Golclough, pired.
night documents upon which l 1iiuvn swayed nt time-, hut In* bus (ration and’ tried to treat aWry
in wb
out from Kauai at 5r20 A. M i ls
Mr. llyrd’s election followed Mr. j base the elmrge tluit , there lias*
man
fairly/or
whether
they
4BL.
li.
Steele
and
J.
P.
Schall,
in
ihut it closed shortly aftor 11
never fallen
in Tampa.
land Time and ut'lta
Shlulmlsi-r's drclinution of a sec
Senator Park
Trammell will o'clock when there were four spectors.
Im' u i in the state road department, . Wo will pre i ns the magic nnlne sire to continue-in that office a of speed should'reach Suva sc
ond
tiin,
whh'h
whs
unanimously
man
who
ha*
not
accomplished
an
Although
the
weather
man
has
An
in
addition
to
the
tilings
that
of
Coolidge,
if
I'
i'
to
he
f
irnudly
close Ills campaign wiln a spee- li groups of candidates remaining to
time between 3:30 P. M., Island
fort-east showers for tomorrow, tendered him by the hoard. In ex
Doyle Carlton has exposed, graft, presented to the r.iuvciitiun wh» outstanding piece o f service for
ui llur-ow. It.s opponent, Gover speak. The speakers were given
lund
Time nnd 6 P. M., tonight.
.
local political observers hope that pressing his appreciation of Hie
cil nipt mu and extortion. I have will lend tlu- fight in 'he opvii.ntid the people of this state in all
nor Jolip S. Martin, wus loreeil to unlimited time and they took ad they would not he of long dura
( '.atp.
A t one o’click this morning.
honor, the president expressed Un more Hum otic instance of this, heliiinl the sccnrs. Mr lfille-? did Hie 12 years he has been In Wash
close bis campaign ulmut HI days vantage of tho opportunity to or tion.
Re w.
If the wcutln-r is clear belief Hint the head of the trade
Pacific
Time,
the
huge
mon
^
ijane
which can he proven, hut tonight not nay. Rut lie mipearcd Quito ington.
ago as a result oi u threatened a' ate at some length. R. J. Holly, the vote is expeeted to shatter
•;*tt
was.
in
cltar.vlaw'of
tha
,
Itody should not succeed himself
“ It has «»ho been reported that
coufidmt that wle •• Un- hallolting
I shall confine myself to one.
secretary of the county Democrat ull previous records. Four year*
talk of appendicitis.
Hen "Southern GreasJS fat :v*»eh
and Unit new men should In- al
if
elected
to
the
United
States
Seventy live eai.didales ale in ic executive committee, presided.
• Up until Inst fall Marlon coun heifinc Id ilf.yi hence l"ere will he Senate I might work well • with it war itansod.''dffca-iBquator Mil
ugo slightly inure thun 2,MU) votes lowed l" handle the organization’.*
n
It was an cnthuHiusticgroup of were cust out <>f a registration of
the Held as delegates to the Hous
ty
rock hud been t hipped into nnint m*ro votes i> ha aiiL-d in Senator Flatcher.. I cast, assure been crossed,;and tha plana con
uf fairs.
v r
in . nliimn that carnea at ita
ton t (invention.
.Many of loose office seekers that spoke and a 2,75(1. This year the Qualified
Dade,
Mai
tin,
Pulm
Reach
and
Mr. llyrd will formally lake o f
you that l will never lot any tlnuad rearing oii’ Its way ‘ St- n
fo il
have attacked Governor Al Smith goodhumored crowd that heard list of voters is approximately fice next Friday at the ni.uilld) Re,waul enmities for Hie building ilia-III ad tllC.lltlln. of < all ir Cft.d' v sposil of 100 miles art hour, ■.->? ‘
1 «nionnl felling* effect my ser||cc
Uni
hlge.
f
m
uiul Smith's elmnees to capture the them. The .jokes and wine cracks, 3,500 and u largo increauo over iiicoliiig of the Q.fgnnizntlon. In ;(
loan*wil
i—-»|Uuo4l)- A lten -A *
Navontreu hundred»m ilasr-of^ii
l-'loi
The only way in with li thl»<«-.'d' in tftlf ’stiSte-not* will l ho u rubber
Hi delruutcs ore suit! to be remote, new and old ulike, elicited plenty of the poll of four years ago is relinquishing tho office to hi* suc In Dalle anil Hrowi
inrd plenty of ilm
dangtroas! hop front Knual Island
T' V
he prevented. In thr oplui >n ol Mr. stamp in the Senate for anyono.
ins opponents nowever, concede he laughter while the audience was anticipated.
to Suva had bean covered, and \r
cessor, Mr. Shinholscr will review must of mac I building rack. In
If
you
circt
mo
you
will
have
The
ballot
boxes
were
sent
Ilillis, nod iiit’.ilentully
Home
muy get a lew of them. Eight of ciiunlly as liberal with its applaud’
November,
el
1U-7.
tinRriur
Hill
the past year s work in on annual
two Senators in Washington in- 400 wiloa;airrU-k*d ahead, throogki*
tlte Hi delegates will be front the for the speakers when they drove out today hy the county commis report to tin* organisation nnd Quarries, loeulcd
in
Uruward others, will he f-»r the I’rc-ddeiit
1
out tbo early hours o f this « o r »
sioners. The clerks and inspecstei'd of one oh nt present.
Ltule al large, uttd four of these home their best points.
imu
alsa; county, signed n eon tract to sell to fin I ly put hi* foot down. Mr.
ing, tho planuVradio. coalUmad <6
Secretary
E.
J.
Trotter
will
pair
.
I
tors
of
each
precinct
have
been
The crowd appeared especially..
.... .
, all huve been re read a report of the work done hy Sfi.oAll Ions of Rn waul eoimiy 11die iloi-m l pri lei'd to know
will lie women,
mi'
flaah’ back 1tho' ekscry ntMtag**
.
inf,lrut
t
.Meanwhile, other candidates in interested in the candidate* for J iving
rock lo he used on slate load proj vvhelhe.- llmt will ho done "r not; Chicago Bandits K ill
A(i
"all's well! *• A few hour*'before
instructions
this week on his office.
imr do any of the oiht r lenders
tlie primary were bringing then sheriff, county prosecuting attur- methods of tabulation and on tla-ir
••w
tho
fliorm-had
fought
and
conquer
With the election of Mr. Ryrd, ect No. III0R, und this contract here pretend to know, and in this
Policem aniln
ran paigns to a close. 1'be mo 4 no\ anil Miirrintendcnt of public other duties.
The ballots, 41 the new hoard of governors also we* between Rriur Mill (jam lies
ed n terrific tntpical’ stotm.’
Inlior
group
anHie
somewhat
upund
Key
tone
Const
I
uetiiti
•
om
interesting of the congressional instiuction.
inches long-, were also sent out nntncil Janies I,. Wells ami S. It.
. Tl’.saU’ mcaaagoa tlold* of stormn
<
1
:ill/TArtO.L.1l/uoll’4.i
prchcnsiviinanagei!'
of
lleiherl
"It won’t lie long now," exclaim today.
puny. A man named lillis Altman,
contests was the second attempt
and tbs atruggio to *H »« above
Dightnn as vico presidents.
was
i'olicrtnaii
William
O'Connnr
Iloovi-r.
A campaign that has aroused
i Mis. Ruth Ilryan Owen, duugh ed Slu r*# < . M. Hand in beginMeeting in session this morning West Palm lU-uih, demanded fiviThere an- ropoil* p.-rsi *.int » hot.mid killed, another man was them with; -wiMiaairtg - motor* ai
U*r
William Jennings Bryan, to nj„^ his talk, and the rrmvil ;oar* considerable Interest in ns clos fur iluir last tune, member* of the lent* a ton on this rack, which
calmly aa A nu*> would ssy "good
v.
lake the scat now hold hy ( on oil. The shciiff n viewed Ins record, ing days will conn- to a close old hoard received u report of the five cents p. i toil Allman said vvns enough hut not eoufirtnnhlc that shot und mny die in a Eerie.* of raorning.'U.TIwso man,, alrendv reholdup*
today
hy
a
'gan
g
l»ogiessinan W. .1. Scars of hissini- hath u» the holler of his present tonight with u political meet election committee and formally to ho used lo make up a campaign Mr. Cni.li.ln adready ha- prepared
coueilod to - doath; but fighting
nin. Another close fight was anti office and m an arresting officer ing scheduled of the Pity Hall. declared the election of S. 1). Sliin- fund for Dr. Hathaway in Ida fur siii’h n I’uiil injrency n* hi* Roved hy t»olicc to be bootleggers. every utinuUn-to lire, tabs their
Within
eight
hours
of
thu
shooting
tA
iiuiiii'
h.-iti,; |i|i’*eiiliil lo (lie
eipated in district tnree, where of 30 years' experience. He urged The forinnl campaign closed on Imlsor, Clyde A. Ryrd, Linton K. campaign for govcrtmi
of O'Connor police arrested Saxnu. troubles lightly'bud Uti’-a joatlfig •
Saturday night with the. final
vuiiviiitinii.
There
arc
reports
t ougrcssmutl Tom Yon is opposed ) the voters not to “ swap horse* in meeting, staged under the allspices Allen and James L. Wells. Mr.
Produces I'.vidcnre
cl Rcti, 23, a* a MUlpect, whim mood. Thuti*.radio quips j-flashing
"The Rriur Hill Quarries re that Itns written n letter which
I y a. II. Sinithwick, who formerly 1the middle id the stream.
out o f tho darknoas -arb drzmatW.
of Ihe county Den o rntic com Shinholscr, Mr. Allen niul Mr.
Inis lioeii cut*’lifted to n ‘‘spiikoH- la* waa found •naar thv seen* of
i.'presented the district in ConE. E. Rruily called attention, to
Wells were g-dected to servo fused to pay,, that money, and uiati" and which in (•> ho rend lo the crime with n loaded revolver For instants: •"Al’ taoa botwoMf w
mittee.
..
g.ess and Willium L. Wilson of . tho (net that "tonight I'm wearing
28 R
sud the- cloud*, Cioing to HkOOQ
On the eve of election nil sides throe-year terms nnd Mr. Ryrd iirouml nbcut December
in Id* poiietsii'ii.
1’annum City. It. A. Green is uti-, some real clothes like Walker und were clniinitig victory. Mnny of two years to fill the iiticxpired shipped rock under lheir contract (lie eon vent hoi when nnd if hi*
(altitndo) going to k« n bad night.
O’tUiniior
died
in
a
desperate
name
i*
p
rc
i’iitod.
Almost
everyto the
Keystone
Construction
opposed in district two, while in j Hand". II referred to the Incum the disinterested political obser term of Forrest Iatkc.
Motors: doing heavy- pulling to 8,Imttle
with
gunmen
ufter
ho
had
tmo in Knuian Cily ban heard of
district one, L. L. Bean and Hero bent as the "$22,000 sheriff" an.l vant. however were conceding Hint
Thu new hoard of governor* is Company. Several cars of that
>
surprised theilP in itlm act o f rob" tXXk” *- i’’ : •<
I cil I- Drnuc and George L. Wilder said he had made Mr. Hand "hot liny lc Carlton would carry the comprised of John Meiscli, A. I*. rink was rejected. Mr. Hopkiiu aiicli n letter, but no on** has seen hing a soft drink parlor. Four mon
That mesaags was received, M
are contending tor tile congress- foot it al lover the county this rnuntv for governor and John Connelly, J. G. Rail, E. A. Doug of the Uiiar Hill Quurrie*. went it, and, in fact. iu> one can lie f mnd entered n restaurant, lined pat- 0:40 last night. Pacific Tima. Plv *
till,,,.’’ Tile ipeaker brought forth W. Martin would defeat I iiik lass, S It. Dighton, Mr. Shinholscr, to Mr. Altman in West Palm who liai heard of anyone who has
j mind seal there.
i oD'j against tho wall nnd shot minute^ later 'came •"thltt
Stale senators in one half of roars of luughtcr when he declared T rammell h.-r- for the «c»vn*c. Mr Allen, Mr. Well* and Mr. Ryrd. Renrh and asked vvliut he hud to i.een it.
.Snmtic|.
Patch, 30,. when he resist cJrellng forQdtltwdmr-u^,1
Friend* of Win. M. Duller, chair
llhe aH senatorial 'disti lets und U5 that "wlmn it comes to efficiency It wns aI ho duflttn*il tlmt Kutli Those retiring Include R. J. Holly, do. Altman said Hint all of it
Taking of* from BaAing
ed. At n hospital it was. said
Ilryan
Owen
running
for
conman
of
the
nulioiiul
romittre
deny
at 6:C0 Sunday more ing, thi
) i,-preset)tatives for tho slate house I am the papa of ull the sheriffs." ^itmm ngiiiviftt Joo Srar**, uould nnd E. F. Iluusholder. Mr. Shin- would he rejected unless a contract
I’aieh
tnuy
die.
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that Mr. Hi lice Inti any such ml»E. *E. Walker expressed the be
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pUas olfrled tbw field’ Oiw
) will he elected.
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receive n handsome majority ov
nlvo Hence, the conclusion reached
Hathaway, who is seeking the lief that what •‘Seminole County er her opponent.
then rtarted.'a)b«»‘tOa*$fdr'SttV».
UPHOLDS
RULING
by the drafter* is Unit Hu such
gnvi rnorslilp on his record us « needs is a sheriff and not an ora
For 1«snivthird ofv thd <4k
Conn*y races, o f nnirtc. were
letter is in existence, nt least, yd.
mad builder while chairman of Un tor." lie denied a report, which he claiming the most n".” o > "1WAHINHTON, Jupd 4 ,.-(IN S ) t)t» for-diong s cessrsej
And
in
that
situation
they
arc
load department during the pres said hud been circulated to the ef though the polltiesl pngnosU—The supreme court today ruled repeatedly flashed lie cMlery •
going abend with their plnns.
ent administration, has made prob- fect that he laid been "fired' from entor* were not s’J willing to fore
that "wire tapping)' is a coaati* well." -iTha: radio told o f ’’ es
They
ran,
in
fact,
do
little
else
\,hly the longest fight, starting the Pulutka police force. He pro cast the outcome. Rever.M'of *nc
away •apace at* the 'fm t«'
•hut i;o ahead. To haul down lliuir tutional uieUiod of obtaining ’eet*
from Pulutka races are expected to product* in-'
his campaign soon after he made duced affidavits
miles
pod 'hour. The 't
donee
fop
anforreinent
•of'tfie
flag now, nt tills stage of Hie
city officials to substantiate this teresting contest* with the results
Ids announcement last Jumiury.
nurional prohibition o',1jawv >i' The reported‘ fa ir «uD>evs ____
proceedings,
would
he
tantamount
Former Governor Cults favors claim. Referring to the abolition slated to he somewhat clow.
to admitting the impossibility of court'* theisinn was rendered in parently was fine. Then fuc
establishment of the race trucks in of the constable’s job, which lie
sickening tn
"atoppiug
lloovor". Half the New the uppea! o f Roy Ohnstcnd nnd 18 camo this
Florida, find on this issuo has been formerly held. Mr. Walker said he
"One
motor
sounds
other*,
wlio
were
convinced
of
The
Sanford
Herald
has
finlidietl
arrangements
York delegation of DO votes, a
opposed by the other candidates. made a raid on and occasion, "pull
liquor law violations nt Seattle dropped to 60 miles an hour.' i
dozen
votes
in
Illinois,
nearly
nil
for
neeuring
u
complete
election
norviee,
which
it
will
Carlton who bus made a vigor ed 53 negroes" uud ttlght days
of Pennsylvania, u whole flock In Wnslm., Htoir convictions wore that hour tho plane was 1.000.1
furnish the people of Sanford und Seminole County
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ous campaign, pledges himself to u luter lost h’lH job.
New England, and u lot in the austalncd.
In*
J. F. McClelland declared
on next Tuesday night. The plana call for the in
t lean und economical administraSouth
ure
hi
ing
held
outside
the
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stallation of a hpedal Western Union wire over which
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Hoover column on Hie "draft CoolFire of unknown origin la*t
results of Htate rucos will be received, und in addition
idgo" pica. The anti-lloovsr Lead
night destroyed the residence of
u telephone service hy which returns will he received
er#
can't let tra
Arthur Smith in Gindervflln, a
in tho end, It probably comes
from county precincts.
suburb of Sanford. The blnxe was
down to the dlmlnutivo figure of
Tho complete service will he flashed u|H>n n screen
discovered shortly before 0:00
Secretary of the Treasury Andrew
o'clock while thcmcnibi-rs of the
on the Seminole County Rank building. Tho lleruld
out of their alloted five.
lb hns happened.
,.
W. Mellon. Tho 70 votes Hint he
family were absent. The fire de
ALfUr
ft«r lilistening to all stat* C
lias
been
tendered
the
uso
of
u
stereoptlclan
machine
upon"
the
train.
It,
is
believed
Tho
world
awaits
With
bated
nnd
will control of Pennsylvania likely
PEKINO,
Juno
4.— (IN S )—.
dida’ie
aresj 1
I haya tome U the:
tnut they plotted to seise Chang. partment answered the call and
scented breath. ■
owned
by
the
local
chapter
of
Odd
Fellows.
In
order
will
prove
the
brllwenthrr
of
tho
Ah attempt th assa*ainatr or rap
slots
that
Dr. MacKeugio
Word was received here that with the aid of chemical* tho fire
Who
will
bo
vlcctwl
on
thkv
fifth
ta facilitate the handling of tho rcturnM an office will
balloting. The Question of how
ture Marshal Chang T*o Lin, for Japanese troops had arrested two men were able to prevent the de
Pennsyvuuia will- go on the first of June and tho Sixth of Novem only honest man In ■ the
bo
fitted
up
on
the
second
floor,
where
all
tho
returns
when he made that famous
mer -dictator o f the Peking Gov Chinese with bombs in their pos struction of two adjoining home*.
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ballot bus become, for the time ber?
will he received, tubulated und then trunsferred to
Mr .Smith Unlay attributed the
ment " I could nut bs
1
have
awaited
the
expected
re
session.
The
telegram
gave
no
de
ernment and head of the North
being is
l*’“ s( Hi* most interest
fire cither to u short circuit In the
slides to be thrown on the screen..
This ringing declaration tt
tails
but
it
indicated
that
the
sult
and
could
have
asted
until
June
ing
and
significant
qurstion
of
the
* China armies, marked hia dra
electric light wires or all explosion
some semblance of truth in
The servlco will ho tho mo«t complete ever offer
convention.
.
. Fifth hut here comp* November
matic flight in an armored train Chinese had hern seised some of an oil stove. Whin discovered
Sixth und all that It might bring, gu down into ages as tho pi
ed
in
Sanford
on
un
election.
Thy
Veturns
will
be
where
along
the
railway
line
in
I
f
Pennsylva
da
goes
to
Hoover
• "frOnt Peking to Mtjkdcn, where
the flames had gained such head
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gin Coming in at 8 o’clock nnd will continue until a
Manchuria.
.
on tho first bal ot, the chances art and I cannot stand tho strain any' unvarnished truth from a ]
•ho arrived today.
longer. Even election day will and unvarnished cam*’ ‘ *
A telegram from Mukden giv; way that firemen ccnu-red their
Hint
it
will
bd
quickly
over
with
late
hour.
They
will
be
shown
ns
fust
uh
they
come
Marshal Chang's
train
wns
efforts on saving the homes of J.
and the noinlnltlun of Hoover as find ine mi the rocking and rolling demonstrates that no*. _
In and the service will bo offered as late as the crowd
bombed just outside of Mukden. ing fresh detail, yf the Journey N. Carter and Mr. Murphy.
npnt bed of the Standard Railroad randiadtes are somvtlDria
said that it was marked by danger
sured.
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There are confUctlng reports ns
The loss in the Smith home was
remains.
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of the South "inroot" for Atlantic telling, the truth' when
and adventure throughout. The
Tho
cabinet
candidate
can
count
. ttf the result. It was rumored that
Through the courtesy of City Manager George M.
cars were armored, with machine placed at $3,000- The place was
between 450 nnd 600 votes out City, that great place of bathing rxpect it( ’hang was slightly wounded and gun noxxles extending through partly covered by insurance, Mr.
Aa I take the train folr I
Cairns and Chief of Police Rov C». Williams, The Herside the Krystonc, unless instruc suits, divorce suits and undress
|hat
several members of his
of
l|avkrn.uuk where wild 1
suite
nnd
I
will
have
passed
tho
portholes along each side of the £mith said.
tgnolia Avenue cleared of
aid
has
arranged
to
have
Magnolia
tions and plodges aro violated
Ixgt.v guard were killed. Later It train. The bodyguard accompany
In commenting on the fire, Mr.
ride
th« wild are waves, " *
buck
to
those
who
are
left
behindFurthermore, Pennsylvania going
cars and roped off between First and Second streets.
was rfperted that Chang had ••* ing Chang was made up or picked Smith praised the work of the fire
orvd that Kona Hi
Maybe
they
can
pull
o
ff
tha
elec
for
Hoover
would
bo
nerepted
as
In addition a large number of benches will ho placed.
raped unbtlttroopa heavily armod.Jjke loco department, which he said answer
the “ tip-off” that Mr. Mellon knew tion fUtces»fuUy nnd get away toko tha same platform'
In the street so The HA-ald's guests may he made art
The bombs >*fl been placed on n motive proceeded s l o ^ most of ed the call promptly although the
Carle! ua to aaawor
that President Coolidge would not with it hut 1 have had enough and
bridge and <xpJofled
as the tho way for fear that bridgea had blaze w ii beyond* the city limits.
30.427 Mr. Hathaway:
comfortable as possible.
if
nvver
*-ccn
In
Hanford
again
ronaent to the draft.
train was, passing over It. Thirty b «n wrecked or rail, torn up Handicapped by the-fact that they
his 3U0 aecretariea *
The public 1h cordially Invited t‘> *»o present, nnd
If. on tljo other hand, Pennsyl George McKury can have my pro
alleged Southern
(Nationalist) Tile bomb explolson veurred ut were beyound the water mains, the
gram for Ukl2 and endeavor to these chgrgea and they
T h e Herald hopes everyone will be its guest on this'
vania's
votes
go
to
Mr.
Coolidgd
soldiers dressed In civilian cloth 6 A. M., just about an hour be firemen worked rapidly with
that Mr. Hathaway would
It will galvanlzo the anti-Hoowr stop*Erl Kilhve and E- E. Hrady
occasion.
.
ing are reported to hrve been fore the train drew Into the Muk chemical and succeeding in arrest
(Continued vn page
after
they
have
spoken
94
minutes
forces Into election energy.
billed when a large group of t-hlning the blaxe, Mr. Smith saidden Station.
M# acting suspiciously, f l o w
'*f
’ .riv’ i t
fi
1U
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CANDIDATES FOR
COUNTY OFFICES
SPEAK SATURDAY
CLYDE A. BYRD IS CARSON ATTACKS
ELECTED HEAD OF EONS HATHAWAY
LOCAL CHAMBER
H erald T o G ive Election
Results O n Large Screen
Ginderville Home
Of Arthur Smith Is
Destroyed By Fife
Attempt Is Made To Assassinate Or
ar Lord Of North
Capture
Holly Comments On The Election
Before Fleeing To Atlantic
�k
.
THE DANFORT) HT-RALP, flANFORP. FLORIDA. SATURDAY. JUNE 2, 102ft
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s e rv e
P eople
Faithfully And W ell
3© H M
office alone;
mi
imes, as
oennnoie
0
Sheriff’s office
experience
with the best in
as an arrest me; ohiccr,
to
conduct
this office in
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that continued support
the future as ! have en
I want ••to* thank
the
citirf*
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deavored to in tiie past.
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zerrs of this county for
VC7• ith
au organization
w
i .* Ii .fr '
•
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• i•.#
which
• '#
t
of competent deputies
has given /my present'
I.IIIintend
to enforce
the
VVb
It M.l
.
administration the rep•
iaws and will conduct
* •
f
%
u tat ion it now enjoys.
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THE 8ANF0RP HERALD, SANFORP FE0R1PA, MONDAY, JUNE 4, 1928
TT
The greatest secrecy shrouded
the preparst.ons for tha flight.
The plane, a Fokker, officially
recorded aa the Nx-4204, was
purchased from Richard E. Byrd,
Who originally Intended using *t
TRE PASSEY, Bay, Newfound- on bis forthcoming
Antarctic
Vnd, June 4.— (IN S )— The trans- expedition. Preparations for the
• title j l tie Friendship bear- flight had been going on for
weeks, but the announcement of
»AF
Ff’ i’tx Miss Amelia
the sale o f the plane was not
..i l J, i G<irdon . -irrived
?rfo until last Friday.
»H-f- f f . 'u 11. '
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:t
Kirept that *\e Friendship i*
i » I*. M
«i f inn:, on th> 1*1-quipped with print/.;,ns, it iH a!K-g uf , trip ' to Kiiitipe. ir.'i't no i x.net lopioductiort of thi
a' filturti
« hi u is n ,w
... I I I tor-.«m • -»>|| i S i! big1) t i f f i g tki wu_. over tho Pacific
• r l l - ' . ar l
'iLiit U : # * ' * ! • in gif/iiawaii to the Fiji Islands
iljf t - l it- iht- h u jr iis^-JyiSt-i afitf, four tntrej id airmen aboard.
Arrives-In Halifax
On Way To Europe
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th-**
Af-*
. ufjfc} Tfn y tnade .i: . .... ;j ect* il
' as Hi.
’ f f i l K l.i I.
’ u-i .
ause of
-i. i t i* remainder
T - -m - 7y, where
the-,
d u, make th- r
f i:at. - ;>
fuel. Pilot Stultz
tlrro-,
, ane which 1s equip
ped
tntoens, down on the
I ar r v,: t T H a ptrfcct landing.
rwicei <. • •• s:ul flight from
Ht rting p-.lnt of thi
C om m en ts
On Election,Then
Leaves For N o rth
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fUMV -.1.1- . -
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b r * Mm. * n £ " m i | f M h x a c i c H M T j m n H r T » r a s r « a r r n r
commit hari-kari or
tbf. introduce to the “ proletariat" and
seclusion of DeFumak where he J*the great unwashed my tandican raise fast horses to t the Ken-’
tucky derby and promise races to dates and introduce them as the
honest and conscientious gentle
hi* grandchildren.
men and ladies who are willing to
But— the world will move right die if^jpeed be in order that the
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live 300 years longer In order to on regardless of who is made country can be saved from the
look up the records and find out governor and U- S. Senator and all flood and Lake Mary left without
what part o f a Ford is being at
a bathing auit.
tacked r.ow by the.Carleton me
! have stood bjs them and for
chanics.
them when In my owei,b*art after
rending the newspapers I was
John Tsj'V’r l« up in rn airplane (
quite sine than half o f them ought
aiid not hsvinj: any parvhulc he
to be In jail and the other half la
.vilb p/obably remain up there un
Chattahoochee and I.as their printil election day Being a
good
■L.- i 1 keeper should go with them,
friend o f John, I cannot remain
ftm n such a corrupt and mishere and seo him fall 'rom. the
hands with his flrtmies or «Icn' I f all the charges or even one third
plane and be dashed to piece* on
any mure notes or buy any more b f the charges made against them
the rocks of politics and broken
church organs.
pre true it will never do for me to
promises. Sidney Cattft will have to
I- C. C. FAVOItB SHIPPERS
For the rast two months I have Return to Sanford and attempt to
take hia chance with the boot
leggers and the race
track endeavored to pilot my three ring
WASHINGTON. June4. — (IN S ) folks and after the election It circus over the county for the edi
wtamimrs of the Interstate is hard to tell Just what they fication of the down trodden masCommerce ccmmission today re
commended that the • commission
hold that special charges for the
use of the refrigerator cars for in
terstate shipment* of Bananas and
oconut* front both South Atlantic
ports and Tampa, Fla., an- not
justified and should be cancelled, i
without prejudice to the railroad’s j
rights to increase the line-haul
•ates if they arc nut up to a
reasonable maximum level.
F orR
i i<1
*in f? from Halifax to
Tre
s
i* about 250 miles
F r o m there after inspecting their
engines nml refilling their tanks
the f ler.* will take o ff over the
l o q g water
jump, if conditions
Are favcr iLle, the tako-off from
Florida farmers used 61,608 tons
Trepe.sscy, m a y
be made Jeter fertilizer during February.
iM K H i - v r
Tgut n m a ugium 'Ji^iL' tcn trfc^ rT t
mystery how J hare ^a?v»reii;|»ll
these years in tuch wmpany. Is
it any wondt-V’ thtit. Wt . gr-vet-nnient investigated my amltrwrar
with the idea that I had c o t if*
left from the late war ?
It hag been a mod campaign
and a rlcan decent one. It ha^dane
nothing more than to separate
husband and wife, brother against
hrjther and zirier against sisterin-law and mother uj-ainst daugh
ter-in-law- and hurhand against
the mother-in-law. It ho* been so
clean and free of all p.
•* charg
es that the newspapers nave only
used up 1)6 per cent o f their read
ing space dn charging and counter
charging. Candidates have con
ducted themselves with dignity and
ro*ervej~only reserving to ,, them-
e-election
PUBLIC
th f b;»ik
tion liars, thieves, hank robbers, j St
murderers and other pet namc»|
two, a h d .J o n f.jk rttiW w
Joy every minute of it and k<*
lonesome it will be now wh,n tb,
various candidates "com; to" t#i
forget to speak to me and will t*
out o f cigars, no more fret ridn
no-more beautiful smiles soj
"good mornfngs*' and all th«.
How we will, miss the hot air asd
the gas attacks and the hallabalos
o f the campaigns and th« attend,
ant good times- Wa will mil,
dear candidates. You tire like tin
breath of life and it will he doll
and 'lonesome after the fifth dij
o f June.
for many years have been able, to
keep out o f jail are now afraid to
go home for fear their folks will
ask them ’about a certain blonde
woman1’ or why they did not p^t
the seven' centy-intn the f tn^-ano
forfeiture fund or why they al
lowed certain moonshiners to hang
the moon in a new place every
night.
However, In about 30 days all
thi* will be changed- Every man
under suspicion will have pmved
the charges against himself by hia
everyday actions instead o f trying
to hide them for 60 day* before .. Y o u r * f o r a b e tte r Prim ary L»v
BOB HOLLY
the primary and ail. will be peace
A
Superintendent o f
IN S T R U C T IO N
T o the Voters
Seminole County
j-vu f
r* roai
For re-election as State Comptroller
in wt;
The best qualified man in the race He
stands fo r strict Economy, consistent with
sound business principles.
He has been
untiring* in his recommendations and e f
forts fo r the enactment o f l i e f e r Bank-
Y ou r Support will be appreciated
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PAID
POLITICAL
ADVKRTIMENT
Candidate for re-election to the office o f
I f you approve my record o f 30 years in
■ ft,
i your midst, as an unselfish public spirit11 Vi ■
le d citizen and office holder, I shall appre!* pint? y o r r vote o f confidence and your ap-
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al attention to the duties o f the office
; and 100 per cent service to the public.
In any public office you should have exper
ience, judgment, ability and .tbeidesire|!io serve.
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The fact that you, as my employers, have from
time to time returned me to the important o ff
ice o f T a x Assessor gives assurance that you
have found my. w ork satisfactory. W ith the
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and support. „ X1, ,,
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BRYAN MACK
SAM PLE BALLO T
8. C. PEACOCK
EPPisS TUCKER
■«I•).."%A I?R|ft<ARY ELECTION , . •
JOHN A. VANVALZAH
, D E M O C R A T IC .P A R T Y
;V J >
J U N E 5,1928
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PRECINCT NO.l
EDGAR W. WAYBRIGHT
F o r D elegates to th e N ational Dem ocrat
i c Convention .Fourth Congressional
District
.
SEMINOLE COUNTY
w hy you should vote fo r
J. E. Tj BQWQEN
JEFFERSON. B. BROWNE
.^ c p d ld iit o .
JAMES E. CALKINS
■“ dFortJirited* States Senator
JAMES E. COSTELLO
P u fT fS
W. M, GLENN
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JOHN w. m a r t :
JIM ,(T. J. F.) KENNEDY
PARK t r a m m e l ;
GEORGE E. MANSON
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F o r Members o f Congress
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GILCHRIST B. STOCKTON
RUTH BRYAN OWEN
P. A. VAN AGNEW
W. J. SEARS
For M em ber House o f Representatives
... . . • • , ,• -A
flltO U I* M l. I
V « l f ta r Our F lra f rh o lr r
For Presidential Electors— G ro u p s
ammon
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C. W. ENTZMINGER
McCl e l l a n
Educational Training at the U niversity o f Florida—
and holds Degrees o f Bachelor o f Laws and Bachelor o f
Science in Education.
M. M. LORD
ROBERT C. PARKER
For Presidential Electors— Grotig No. 5
For Jflember House , o f Representatives
Vnlr fo r Oap F lr .t Chitlrr
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V « l f , l « r T w ii p l r .1 f b u lw a n ilT n u Sm m il rh o lrr
S. W. DEESE
L. P. HAGAN
GEO. WITFIELD .McROIlY
RrW . P E A m iA N fjR
Governor
V oir fo r lln r FI ml I'h n lrr nml lln r Hmmil rh o lrr
Served as an ofiiccr in the U. S. A rm y during the W orld
W a r.......Taught in College------Held positions as
Principal o f two Florida High Schools— — A ctive in the
practice o f Law for the past seven years.
F6r Clerk o f the Circuit Court
DOYLE E. CARLTON
Voto fo r One F lro l I'h n lrf m d Our Nrronil rh o lrr
J. M. CARSON
11. It. DEAS
SIDNEY J. CATTS, Sr
V. E. DOUGLASS
EONS A. HATHAWAY
D. L. THRASHER
JOHN S. TAYLOR
Impartial
For County Judge
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J. G. SHARON
ERNEST AMOS
E. A. B. WILKINSON
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J. II. STEWART
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J. D. CHITTENDEN
A. S. WELLS
E. H. KILUEE
For Railroad Commissioner-Group No. 2
A. VAUGHAN
FRANK
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ANDERSON
JAMES O. CASSIDY
T. W. LAWTON
MAY BELLE MAXWELL
CARL HARGRAVES
For County Prosecuting Attorney
For State Senator
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J. G. LEONAItDY
J. J. PARISH
W. E. WHITE
W. ROBERTS
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"What in tho (iiffcK ncc hctwecn1
Democrats and Republicans
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reply wn.s: "Darned if I can tell
yon.’’— Ocala Stnr. It strikes us
poiiUcn is rapidly renchirijr 'the
.Point where southern Democrats
T o The Polls
T h e S a n fo rd H e ra ld
• i r A i k l i H m r r K it is t t s » n M
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t i l SlKKaall* A M a M
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Odofccr ST, 111*, at
at I s s f t n l , Florida,
Oaaftress o f M a r c h 3,
h o lla
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class n ta llrr
the P o s la tflrc
s a in
a n af
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f i n aj T I L - .
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ICILthfc-hit <log that howls, and
lflthawavdm i Itccn howling ’*mii(lever
kinco
Carlton
started hia campaign.
Remember that L. P. Hagan
stood for economy in the last legJalitur*. It stands to reason that
h* will continue this principle in
tb« next.
Tho best joke of the campaign
lB out, "The American Cititcn,”
in*the interest of prohibition entltywod Bob Pearman for tho legisptturo. Can , you imngino Dob
Pdarman running on a prohibition
nlalformt
Wo huven l neon a copy of the
Florida Slntu Newa aims' the
lin t tlnio vve romped on Hatha
way. We hope the editor of the
• Newn won’t let this enmpnign g i
to hia head.
A volt: for Frank La i i i i h , John
Meinch, Hint m i Steilo nnd H. F.
tVherlcr, in a vote for continued
common nenau and busincm abili
ty In thu management of the
county’s financial affairs.
The opponents of Frank Evans
ura holding their first political
meeting on the eve of election.
V* here have we seen these tac
tics employed before and to what
re|ult? We do not believe the.
people will lie fooled
by such
trickery again"Because of polilira there Inn*
been enough bitterness in JackBonvlllo this week to sink a hatltcahtp or smear a sky-scraper,”
pines John Temple Graves in the
Jacksonville Journal. May lie I’ . E.
B .!of tho Tampa Tribune, whu
questions the ability of unything
sli ait of trl-nilro toluene to sink
a battleship, will challenge1 this
n ta te m e n t
1/ you have not already made
Up ‘ your mind aa to your choice
for delegates to tho Democratic
National Cci t cntlon, we would
atquost Gilchrist Stockton und
Jefferson H. Browne from this
diatrict, und Itednioml B. Gautier,
M. tO. Harrison, Bryan Muck, S.
C. Peacock, as well us Mrs. Lena
Ibid Mrsn. Alvina Craig, Mrs.
Frea Nooney und Mrs. Dwight It.
Reid from the etuto ut large.
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Phone B»U
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Q U IC K S E R V IC E
TRANSFER
most interesting trip
Hauling, Crating Chipping,
and Htorage
MORE SERVICE
to Distant Points
RUTH DRYAN OWEN
In h'l'irlita lour.
.nfjr r t i m ll r trill
6c mtftril, bit I hr
at the tpeed vtldwiiitifcCVIl *yall»‘ are comjiteffct
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Incidentally, the quality of voice trammission ii
also perfect in W per cent of all toll calls. f .
W E S T — through scenic, historic
regions via DIXIE FLYER RO!J IL to
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Cool Mountains ofTcnnento
disn Rockies . . . Nmiima’
. . . Chicago...ColormJoltoc1
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Parks... Lukes and WotCj of
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New oprrotlnt metbodr,' flow In * f l « « ibrmrgtHnrr'
,*l <i * r of t #jA, the rtfiRory, inaLe it poiiihlc to establish Ions dli*
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iniff t nf uriti rlr— ranee connectldn at an avetege tfltte
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These new circuits and improvements have been
planned lo care (or the incteasltrj volume of [onp
distance business snd to provide facilities lot high
speed service to additional points.
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When casting mir votes fm* delegates In the Democratic
National Convention, it is well to consider which of them
are favorable U^the candidacy of A1 Smith and which ai*e .
apposed to him. And when-we consider this, it is likewise
well to consider more about A! Smith, whether he is the
kind of man we would like to see as president of the Uni
ted States.
We do not believe there is any better way to get the
“ low-down"t on a man than to see how ho stands in his
home (own. For this purixMfe we quote the following i
editorial from a recent issue of the conservative New York ^
Herald-Tribune, Hie offspring of Horace Greeley and James
'I he friends of Governor Smith, irrespective of parlv
affiliations, symphathizc with his ambition to attain an I
office whic h, ten years ui;o. both they anil he would ha*“ I
regarded as far beyond his reach. Andrew Jackson
Abraham Lincoln both had to travel farther than A1 S n ffH
has ever done to bring themselves to the attention of
electorate. Ours is a people which believes in npportuiutVI
and in the men who, by patient merit, take advantage of itti
It will not lie held against Mr. Smith that he was Porn op 1
the Fast Side of New York, that his parents were poor, I
or that he never had the advantages of more than a com- *
tnon school education. Tho voters of the country will take j
him for what he is, not for wr.at he has been.
“ Hut Governor Smith, since the death of Charles F.
Murphy, has been the acknowledged leader of the local
New Y'ork Democratic organization. Without his consent
Mr. Olvuny could not have been made the titular leader.
Without his approval Mr. Walker could not have been elect
ed Mayor. Anybody with any inside knowledge of Tam
many knows that Mr. Smith is consulted before any im
portant nominations for office ure made, that no declar
ation of principles can lie drawn up without his approval,
that no program of city or state legislation can be agreed I
upon unless he first has been consulted, llis influence in |
Tammany is to-duy greater than that of Murphy ever was. i
He could displace any district leader. A municipal slate!
of his making would be nominated by his party without
question at the next city convention.
“ What has Governor Smith done to prove to the nation
at large that under his direction Tammany Hall has be
come a better and more honest institution? It wus while he
was the head of his party that the citizens of Queens com
plained, and with excellent reason, thnt millions of dollars
had been added to their taxes because of crooked sewer
contracts. It was while he wus at the head of his nartv
fpltitl
I'o fillrrt l
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To voters of Semi
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"Amos is an Incompetent,” says
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oi Prosecuting A ttorn ey,
subject
to
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if elected I promise lo continue to work for
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into the o ffic e o f Prosecuting
A ttorn ey fo r Seminole County on
Congressman fctyirsjn tb s.w e .fo r congreas-Crtirf ti^ fourth
district, Mr. Sears may console himself with^he fact that
the vote will be no reflection on himself but merely a
recognition of the unusual distinction and ability of Mrs.
Owen and her extraordinary capacity to serve Florida in
congress as few other members are able to serve their
in announcing my candidacy fo r the office
Democratic prim ary next Tuesday, June 5th,
nole County:
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. Out o f tkuic mode to order newa
dispatchea ia being aent out from
TalLahanwe atating that "Hatha
way leadi the gubernatorial field.’’
,One paragraph that intereata u.
particularly read*: "Hia addreiaoa
in Orlando, Sanford, Palatka and
Ocala, according to information
& STORAGE CO
Kiurrt l*iaao nuirlrC. Ilaallu*
trails*, Sh.’pplr*.
First N nlT Tlahk" Bldg,
SAnforii. Fin.
n o th in
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npprnt Ion. Not lids (own
Ago In at
Hint
tow n— ibis
sot'lbni agiihiHt tluil see*
(Inn. but nil nt us tor
I'lorldn.
JThc Key West Citiion for the
nefond time in his history takes n
part in politics. It endorses Ruth
Bryan Owen for Congress.
CITV^nANgljEI
Elton J vMoughto
Nothing remnins in this campaign but the voting and
after that the shouting. We sincerely hope there will be
much of tho foioicr and whether we hope H or not there orn Repub1lcnn8 thnn thcy hnvo
undoubtedly will be‘ ft plenty of the latter.
with northern Democrats,— SnnIf every one of the thirty-five hundred or more qualified •ford Herald.—Persons! contact
voters Wffl maHe-the trip to the polls tomorrow, we at least f nDrthern Rcputl|leans win convince
will Bccurc officials who command public confidence. If the
one hundred nnd eighty thousand or two hundred thousand
rVoMrjMif the(KtH,tv at.lurge will do their duty as citizens, we
MTUioture ajgpycmoV and a senator who is the popular
ments, a Hudden rain, or an unexpected headache, this per
son does not cast his vote, and if because ■ of an utter
lack of interest in good government, or of willingness to
study and learn who is the b#ii$ candidate, another doesn't
Tfce Herald In a HIrinlier of Ike
Audit flaveoa of C’lrrMlatloao. an vote, and, as so often happens, the selection of our public of
luteraallaaal Association of Fabllohrm, Advertisers nod Advents- ficials is left in the hands, of the minority, most of whom
Itt Mfisla wkirk require rack
Fukllakrr rieoiber In submit la n have some personal interest in the outcome, we will not get
tkorongk audit af subscription
Hals lu order to vcrlfr absolalelv the best men, and we will not have a republic, u governmeht
all claims at elrealatlau, aa well as “of the people, by the people, and for the people.”
fcaaesi bnalneas mrIbmlo.
So ngnin the matter of government is in the hands of
MONDAY, JUNE 4
the people.- Their turn does not come often. Once in four
years
is ordinarily tficir only chunce to express themselves.
jBIBLE VERSE FOR TODAY
Then they can say whether they approve tho public nets of
iTRUE N A T IO N A L —GREAT
their servants, or whether they think their duties should be
NESS: Righteousness eaaltcth s
nation: but sin is n reproach to entrusted to other hunds. We believe the people, if they take
any people.— Prov. M;34.
the trouble to vole, cnalulways be counted upon to make
P R A YE R —May our contribution wise selections.
to- our Nation ever bo for right
We have noticed with interest that all candidates are
eousness.
confident. We have rgnd Peter O. Knight’s stateineut that
bbn't forget to voto tamorrow
’’Catts already beaten,’’ shouts
Ji/n Carson. Rlghtl Now voto for
thi man who can beat Hnthnway.
lid’s Doyle Cnrlton of Tampa.
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the best interests o f the people o f Seminole
County.
4th, 1927, I have had;600 convictions. These
I wish fu« rth er to add that I have been ac-
cohvieiions cover crimes ran gin g from ille
tively en gaged in the practice o f law in Sem
ga l n d in g o f
trains,, larcehcy4
, ‘ worthless
inole County fo r ten ye^rs and have handl
checks, assault and buttery, reckless drivm g,
culpable negligence as well as many convic
ed cases in all the courts, both civil and crim
inal.
tions fo r possession and sale o f intoxicating
M y experience as an attorney, and ray work
liquor. .
In the o ffic e 1 now hold, I believe, qrc
I B E L IE V E M Y RECO RD O F 600 CO N VIC-
best qualifications fo r holding* the o ffic e fo r
the next term.
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A S PRO SE C U ’ ’IN G A T T O ttN jB Y ., * I
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JO H N G. L E O N A R D Y
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THE SANFORir HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA. HONDAY, JUNE 4, 1928
GIVES YACHT PAR TY
octal A n d Personal Activities
Office Telephone 148 MRS. FRED, S. DAIGER, Society Editor Residence TeL 37.
Club Members Give
Large BridgeParty
d a l Calendar
MONDAY
H|»c Organ Club und Daughters
fresloy Class wll lineet at tiro
itist Church at 2:30 o'clock and
|or In a body to I)e Leon
tings for a picnic,
lusincss meeting of Wiomens
of Holy Cross Episcopal
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bA _ _.1 _a. at. _ v<
reh at 8:30 o'clock at the ParBows.'
fomsn's Missionary Society of
Methodist Church will meet at
o’clock at th* chdrch.
cniberahlp Committee of the
nan’s Club will meet with the
irmnn, Mrs. Robert Newman,
10 o’clock at the club house.
TUESDAY
liss Clnlro Zachary will enteri st hridge at 3:30 o’clock at
el Forrest Lake, honoring Mr
ton K. Alien.
Irs. Frank Miller will entertain
members of the Duplicate
igc Club at 2:00 o’clock at her
ie <>n Magnolia Avenue,
ini of Managers of the Wornt Club will meet at JO: o'clock
the Woman's Club.
W EDM3SSDAY— .
Orplinmiiqv .Club
riwrtrmt'-3::i0 t. clock ut (tie
r.e of Mrs. J. D. Parker, 111
rtlr Avenue.
Irs. James P. Ridge will enter
i the members of the Duplicate
dgu Luncheon Club at i o'clock
her home on Magnolia Avenue,
.uncheon for members only
the Woman's Club at one o'
rk at the club house. Phone
?. J. C. Ellsworth, . Mrs. W.
lb nicy or Mrs. George Paxton
reservations.
Cellie Turner Circle o f the First
[itist Church Avill .....
with
». James Fields, 7IMJ West
id Street ut 3:30 o'clock.
THURSDAY
boil business meeting of BeniV Chapter No. 2 tl. K. S. at 7
»ck at the Masonic Temple.
FRIDAY
One of the largest and most
elaborate parties given this week
was the subscription bridge party
given Friday riftcrnoon by the
members o f the MUsle Department
of the Woman’s Cull), with Mrs.
3. C. Ilenson, Mrs. F. K.Hound*
llut and Mrs. Charles Powell Jr.,
as .hostesses.
Exquisite roses, gladioli, shnsta daisies, corn flowers, zinnias,
gailardia and ferns were boauti*
fully urrunged in tall pedestal
baskets about the room? The man
tel was hanked with greenery
nnd centered with low bowls of
cut flowers.
Tallies done n yellow were
used for keeping scores nnd after
thu usual number of progressions
hnd been played, scores were col
lected by Mrs. C. K. Myers, Mrs.
F. E. Roiimillatt and Mrs. M.
Minarik. Tho first prize, a lovely
green crystal bowl, was won by
Mrs. I«oRoy Chittenden. Thc^ft-"
ond high score prize, u pearl neck
lace nnd pendant, went to Mrs.
C. K. Rnwson. Mrs. Procter of
Geneva was cunsoled with a set
of pearl lingerie pinalJcTWjM K y
lm.r li| jug|f ~
nor "eJBrTTs. ’Hie
lucky card in cutting was held
by Mrs. It. E. Tnkuch, who was
given a pearl bar pin.
Following the awarding of the
prizes, the bridge
accessories
were removed nnd the tables laid
with hand merle cavers and re
freshments of congeale I
fruit
sided and cuke* were served by
W. S. l.enk, .Mrs, R. R. Dens, Miss
Mim-iu Patterson, Mrs. Paul Rig
gers, Mrs. M. Minarik, ami Mrs.
t'. K. Myers.
There were seventeen tables of
players who enjoyed this dulighl
I'd of fair.
Mr*. Reecber Kent and
daughter Caroline of While
t><nl the day here Friday
guests of Mrs. M. Minarik.
ibtls I lub o f Holy Cross Kins
al i hurt'll will meet nt 7:00
Oi k at the Parish House.
P e rso n a ls
Mrs. Augusta Eigcnniann spent
the week-end at Sarasota with
her son Warren Kigcnmami.
Mrs. George McItuVy and chil
dren left Sunday for Montlcello
where they wiil spend i set oral
weeks,
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Mr. nnd Mrs. Alexander Vaugh
an Jr. amt guest, Miss. Ethel La
mer of Miami, spent Sunday at
Silver Springs,
Mr. nnd Mrs. Carl Korean of
Eustis spent Sunday here as the
guestK of Mr. Ferrati’s aister Mrs.
D. L. Thrnsher.
Miss Ashton Thomas of Jack
sonville is thu. guest of Mrs. Jare
Smith and Mrs. James1 (1. Shar
on at their home on Tenth Street.
Mrs. Setwnrt S. Telford, Mrs
Marcus Tyre and Mrs. F. P.
Strange spent Wednesday in Jack
sonville.
Mrs. Jean Michael spent
week-end at Sarasota us
guest of relatives.
Judge Wallace Wright returned
home Saturday from Jacksonville
where lie spent several days c:n
business.
Mi*, nnd Mrs. Samuel R. Dightou
and children returned home Sat
urday from lltiiani'i where Kiev
have been spending several weeks.
Mi*s Mary Powell of Tampa,
w lo recently underwent an opera
tion for appendicitis is recupera
ting here at the home of bet
sister Mrs. David Caldwell.
.'IItS. THRASHER ENTERTAINS
Among the many affairs given
in honor of the heritor Class of
Seminole High School, one of ex
ceptional plensuro was the week
end yachting party given by Miss
Mary Helen Morse, aboard the
"Helen Blazes.” Tho jolly group
left early Saturday morning chap
eroned hy Mrs. E. P. Morse and
cruised up tho St. Johns River, re
turning home late Monday morn
ing.
In the party were Miss l*carlo
Itobson, Mias Roatrico Howard,
Miss Kivu Pearce, Miss Alice Eldoi, Miss Kcba Jones, Miss Helen
Watanen *ml Miss Mary Helen
Mrs. David. L. Thrasher enter
tained the members o ftho Satur
day Afternoon Bridge Club most
delightfully Saturday afternoon at
her homo in Rose Court.
The spacious living room where
tin; curd tables had been arranged
f"r the games was beautifully
adorned with baskets ami bowht
filled with gladioli, roses, xinnias
and ferns.
When scores had been counted,
after the annual number of pro
gression* had been played, the
prizes, u set of six ice tea spoons,
was awarded Mrs. Charles W.
Powell Jr.
Mured,
At thu tea hour the bridge acecseories w|ro removed and the
GIRLS ENJOY HJIJTING
tables spread with embroidere-'
A group of girls from tho grad covers nnd refreshments of a
uating class of 1U28 of Seminole tasty sweet course were served.
High School were most pleasantly
entertained Thursday nnd Friday
at h camping pn.ty at Lake Ross
Not in n m<*rc way of fortnulity,
ti* the guests of Miss Mary Helen but iii a true sense of gratitude
Mojse.
I wish to thank the Sanford Fire
Swimming and other plcusitnl Department for the heroic efforts
features characteristic of camp life liny mm* in trying to save our
were enjoyed. The giria were chap' home in Gindervillo Inst night.
I am fully aware of the fact
etoned by Miss Helen Chopenlng
that (hey were not compelled to
and Mrs. K. P. Morse.
Enjoying this outing were Mini answer this call, nnd handicapped
Penile Robson, Miss Mario Hud for the want of water makes it
dleston, Miss Beatrice Howard, more appreciative.
Rrspert fully,
Miss Natalie Farnsworth, Mias El
ARTHUR SMITH
va Pearce, Miss Alice Elder, Miss
A lyre Chorpcning, Miss Itcba Jones,
M. F. Tninmns and Miss
Miss Helen Wnlupen and Miss
’ litimns of JaeksimviIT(W>npt|
Mary Helen MaFWT^-----RTbfM Coyne of (Rdtmnn.
SwMusIling here as the
!*MRS. K N AI'P GIVES PARTY
guest* of Mrs. Roltcrt J. Holly
Sc. «t her home on Purk Avenu*.
Among the
many ilIclightful
comtesies given in honor or Mrs.
It. II. Fain-loth, win. left Saturday
to make her home at Gainesville,
one of the most enjoyable was the
surprise party given Thursday eve
ning by Mrs. ( ’ . U. Knapp ut her
home on Uolly Avenue.
(junnliticK of vivid hurd zinnias
and other pretty cut flowers com
bined with ferns were arrnnged in
hnsifcls about the rooms.
Dancing, curds and gnmes wore
the diversions of the evening and
the prizes for the games were woo
by Mrs. Walter Ituinus and Mis. ,
Ina Picive.
Later in the evening Mrs. Knapp |
served refreshment* o f honie math*
■tike and punch. There were ten
couples who enjoyed this delight
ful social courtesy.
served a tasty salad course.
The bridge players were H r. and C. Deris returned been# Than
We wish to thank our many W. rotter, Mlsg Elisabeth Stafford from Statesboro, Swalnesbow
friends for thrir kind expressions and E. G. McCall.
Savannah, Go, r i m e they 1
of sympathy nnd for the many
been vlriting relative*. Mr*. Dari*,
Miss
Winifred
Strong
has
re
beautiful flowers on the occasion
who
accompanied them, remain**
,n»ed home
turned
homo from Fort Myers
of our recent loss.
In Statesboro fo r an sxtendsd ristt
MR. AND MRS.
hftc she has been teaching for
■■ the gnest'Df Mrs- Jamaa Daria.
K A R L K. NORDGREN
OKB NORDGRKN
OLOF NORDGUEN
ERIC NORDGREN
CARD OF* THANKS
CARD OF THANKS
We wiMt to thank the Sanford
Fire Department for It* effi
cient service rendered us Sunday
night. Also the volunteers.
(Signed)
RESIDENTS OF G1NDKRV1LLE
MRS. McCALL E N TE R TA IN S
The members of the Eight O'
clock llrldgc Club were pleasantly
entertained Friday evening us
the guests o f Mrs. Emmett Mc
Call at her home In Rose Court.
Howls nnd baskets of Spring
cut flowers in tho varying shades
of yellow .were used with artistic
effect in decora ting the rooms
where the guests assembled for
the games.
When the fifth progression had
been played, sc.irca were compared
nnd the top score prize, a relish
dish, was awarded Mrs. Bpn Dr
Caswell. J. D Woodruff, who score
cd the most ntiluis.aindnf the men
*wffs given a wlllidf liroont and hold*
is one o f the best pictures I have
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“U n d e rw o rld ."
Ruth Bryan
Mis* Olive Newman, Mi*s Mar
garet Peters, Miss Georgia Mol*,
ley. Albert Connelly, Harry Wood
Mr.aiiil Mrs, Geoige
ISalmes j
ruff, Robert Dodson und Snot
Fleischer were among those tnnn leave Sunday for Chicago Hi
Sanford spending Sunday at Huy where they will visit a* the gJCsts .
of Mr. Hnlmca' parents.
Iona Bench.
Candidate For Congress
From Fourth Congressional Dii
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Shoes
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Som eone said: “ The Poli
tician is concerned about
Fabrics Reduced
the next election—the sta
Now Shipment Summer Wash Fabrics
tesman is concernedabout
For Tuesday
the next generation.
Everfast
We
need less politicians and
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more
32 and 3G inches wide in
. favored materiul
statesmen
and
stateswomen.
Everfast
Florida&learning co-operation, Not
D im ity
Permanent finish, all litfht shade*
wu recommend this
Print* und Polka Dotn, 3li
inches wide
this town against that town, i
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Voiles
colon*. 40 inches
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Small lutUerns, 32 Inches wide, an
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Jacksonville— Util Mfg. Co., to
cttablbh stM*fijtrret (Aclory Iutc .
n flfiru m t
I NEWARK, N. J., ' ‘Jumv'/L- ‘uiry GyrpOriil^n,
l-a‘ * Belie— Burned ' fo rrey ’s
riould* probably' be made ib is af
Judge Wijliarn ternoon.
■tore being replaced with $7,500 (I N S )—Federal
Clark
stated
today
following “ a
new modern store and apartments.
conference al his'o ffic e in ar
effort to settle damage suits totalT A B IIY T OWN. Flaa June 4.
ing $1 .i'iP'.CHio which five women
former cmployesf^T.are brought
C r o s s ls C ly d e A. B y rd Is
in 800Miles Of E lected H ead O f
OftEfii Island L o c a l C h am b er
(Continued from page 1.)
A fter the clcclimi o f officer*,
the governor* unanimously re
jtftebltifc .world waited elected E. J. Trotter aa.jweretary.
Mr. W<d|*.,aud-Mr. Digjitop wer.*
-sppoiatdd on « committee }o draft
no danger. Speed at present 80 resolutions expressing tKfc trade
body's appreciation of the excel
U.”
Twenty-five
agonising
lent work done by Mr. Shinliolscr
utes later^came .this: “ Hava
? T r r ^ Tlt' f t - • ' ;
I and recently <hc flirboart' t llAKTOW CITIZEN IHF-S
wax spattering. A ll t)K n-w
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dlavnara.
P. * « r a r e ( r l l l i u
»| ilm d ld » r ■n i l . In i k f > r r « " i . l .1 »ml»* and
■kin n . k r n ^ I k . « » r
« l m a r.a I r a lr d
n g i an d e l w l r l r l l r . _
Odessa— Dowling Company of
Odessa in conjunction with Amer
ican Fruit Growers, Inc., will con
struct fruit packing house here
immediately.
A sew minutes latar, Wamei
radioing the description of
th*r» grim battle with the d e
lta*. They were juat entering
dread area o f the doldrums, n
on of fierce variable .winds
^
feared b ^ j w ^ ^ a ^ a s
jjae-t
Refinishing
Opposed to Smith.
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BARTOW, Fla., June 4 .- (IN S » j ~
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— Harry Wear, prominent realtor
and resident o f this section* for
200 West Cere Are.
more than 40 years, dropped dead
early today as be wo* getting out
Orlando, J^lhrida
-of his car at Grove. A negro em
ploye summoned a physician hut
*n k
he declared that death was instan Skua Id fcautt lh a l lu > llic r»H »a . r » « t taneous. Wear is survived by a illp a lln n . and r e r la l t l l . r n . r I . fc*rk
» M | * r I b r l r < r «a b lr «. W r i t e a r
widow and two sons by a former ml
r k . n r la s s l a r ' f r r e t l l r r a l a r r > » 4
wife, Joe and Harry Wear, Jr. r u a a a lla lln a . -
itmidnigbt. Pacific Coast Time
Southern Cross passed over
Equator, 1670 miles from
Ifg g Sands. .The plane was av* n * 100 miles ah hour. Apjdmajely 1600 . uncertain miler
I' 17. menacing hours were stilt
Ad o f the fflers. These meti
pKe their battles against peril*
fallible mechanism and scowleUmenta, found time to joke
I laugh as they fought their
» fig h t
r- Ulm Just drew s qartoon of
m with his eyes popping out
■ti tlm motor ■puttered,'* said a
lea as.received here by a watch-
today beingTieKl in J*>1 without
bond .KF'lhfthbrtL'WWAtlNs/nuHb
.dfjfr^fe',chajrj;e»f wt fit i the raunleiof her husband. Michael J. Harris.
"0 garage owner, who was shot
and kilted at his home here early
.Sunday.
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be equipped t6 hdndlftriiuiy; kind of renai
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Phone 883 ii.care;^ .Smith and Jords
Inc., until new
address. • is
announced.
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Justice O f The Peace
Gilchrist B. Stockton
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District No. 4
C. Killingswortn
Comer First St. and Sanford Ave,
Democratic NationaljConvcniion
(Paid l*plit2ml Advertisement)
From Fourth Congrculonal District
(Paid Political AdvertiM-mcnt)
J u d g e E le c tr ic a l S
: B y I t s R e s u lts
kC-^Pbey Were fbread to climb
b ^ tA aifi7<It&ifltflWO,000 feet,
to bank sharply, first to left
theh to right, in order to
them.1 "This
i great
'dodging
r radioed Warner,
dark clouds.”
Sal N e a r s
h isA ftern oon
The trial o f C. M. Ilogg, former
j ltajpotite Springs marshal chnrga 1 with 4hr murder of Joneph
ji lone, neared an end this afteraoo»c : Arguments o f counsel gut
t nddr* *way shortly before noon
« nd were expected
to lie con
cluded some time this afterj The Jury was
expected
to
• k e the ease late today. Hogg'*
trial began Saturday morning
^ U r being continued last Turndhy because of. tha absence o f
two malsiial witnesses fur the deiinse.
George A. DeCottes in
representing the defendant and
State’s Attorney Millard R. Smith
tbs prosecution.
SnyH George 1
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b u .ln r*.
w orld
today, «h .
H M I I I . U o f Ir.H rr.k lp
and
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arc
h r Id b r m r n n h u
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v r been « d r a * c r d tn If c r m u n d r r
n B . i l r m of rom 0.
1111nn a n d » H m lnntlon.
The
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CLUBMAN KILLS LAW YE R
BALTIMORE, Juno ( . — (IN S ) ~
During a dispute involving his
father's will, Louis Berman, young
clubman, today fired five allots In
to the body o f Clifton A. Brown,
MS aj^omey,. ju LLc UUar sal at
dffh on the 18th floor of a
ijowntswn office building. Brown
dlad Ifjtnost Instantly. Berman flrd
to ‘ tha street, where the smoking
SMtol Iraa still in his bnnd. Ho was
llfld without ball.
it
nas come
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T lio n r fliin g H h a v e been m o d e im sMiblc h v I h r n|ii>lirnt imi of »lit*
M in m l ,\ liter i m n p rln ri| ili- o f letiilers h ip
th ro u g h
r in n p e t it in n
and
in »d«irf li>
the
|irlnri|*le f 't l
e lim in a t io n — III .|m rl li> l he 111 ill*
eiplr of iiitl'iv Itliirvl enterpriM*.
Tn (he degree dial tlii,s prtnriple
I* maintained "wilt the heuefil*
drri n d Irian eleeleir light and
power continue to lie mil ll iplieil.
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my
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are
that stories
being
circulated
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on the
streets today
relative
to
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C O U N T Y P R O S E C U T IN G
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ATTORNEY
lV lt ie s
A vote fo r W hite in a vote fo r an able prosecutor fo r Seminole
County, v '
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A Vote fo r W h ite is a vote fo r a man o f
wide
experience in
There
o im in a l cases—^ e h a^ yjg handled properly over 7,000 crim-
\ ,y L
ifta|i^ases Us Municipal Jddge in Sanford.
A w o te fo r W h ite is a rv oJf£for q uick
dispatch
cti^jinal justice in the County Court.
in m atters i o f
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I am a can d id ate for re-election based or
my record as a conscientious and cohsferva
A vo te fo r W h ite is a vote fo r economy o f tim e and money to
tKe citizen o f Seminole County
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THIS SANfrORD HERALD, SANFORD. FLORIDA, MONDAY, JUNE 4. 1928
(16)—HOUSES FOR RENT.
hOR RENT: To Responsible party
Is. Oppoaita Court HousA.
well furnished Spanish house in
beautiful surroundings. Five rooms
"COMMUNICATE:
with garage, will give lease If wanted.
Uen of The Ku KIux Klan. Price |50. Address T. P. B.,Cars
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Box 753,
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„ The Herald.
Tufted f o r g t M * « a
by
Dr.
o r Granada Dvy Ginger
call 705. Prompt Delivery. FOR RENT OR SALE: Six room
modem house: Desirable locoAnd Found
tion 2C09 Orange Ave., Oak Hill
Subdivision, Route A, Box 170-F.
;ED In wrong car; package
doing pair mon'a newly half
shoes. Return to H. Swan- 18— Wanted To Rent
(Crown Paper Co.
W ANT to rent a small place from
[utomobiles
1 to 3 acres with the privilege
<m m• ■ 1■'
of buying. Address P. 0. Box 1483
Sanford, Fla.
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DODOS
tie ears and Graham trucks.
, and 13th. Street Phone 3.
21— Acreage For Salt
JINS a COWAN Co. Amo A C R E A G E F O R K A L E : suitable
fo r poultry farm. located four
jiator and sheet metal works,
french Avenue. Phone 710-W. miles south of Sanford on old O r
lando road. 33 acres, part high
land and some of it low, ideal for
HUPtLMARMON
chickens and ducks. Can be bought
|Sanford Automobile C«.
for 3100 per acre on your own
fsgnolia Ave, .
Phone 137. terms. Address R. ,J, Holly, First
National Hank Building, Sanford,
Fla.
luslnea# Service
Nipper. Signs o f all kinds,
fsanford Paint A Wall Paper
22— Rea! Estate To Exchange
W ILL TRADE: Several building
lots, free nnd clear, for small
house in good section. Your price
SFER,Service of all kinds.
must bo right. In answering this
,n« 570-W or E302, C. E.
ad give complete information as
wnlng.
to size of house, location, and
price. Address H rB. D. CUT# ■TWO
WIGHT P R IN T SHOP
PPY service on any thing jti Herald, j
nttn'g. A phone call-w ill-ge£ W ILL EXCHANGE: Building lot
for automobile. I>ot is' worth
man. Phone 417-W. l» Railfrom
|500 to 3800. Address Box
Ave.
131 caro The Herald.
AN UP YOUR OLD WALLS
fl THE NEW W A L L FAINT 26— Miscellaneous For Sale
ETHING NEW AND BETFOR FURTHER 1NFOR- FOR SALE at Bargain Prices: One
lot school hooks, grades in high.
ION, CALL PHONE 235-J
I set household furnishings, fl
SEE, V. C. COLLER, SANrooms complete. I Hbl. Ford Motor
D, FLA.
Oil, 1 GO tooth smoothing harrow
j j f s DRUG
STORE— Pre- (new) I fertilizer distributor, 200
iptions, Drugs, Soda. We arc ft. I 1-2’’ galvanized pipe (new)
ar as your phone. Coll 103. 1 Hoick 4 touring car. 1 House and
lot 250 x 400 fl. An ideal Home.
LDING BLOCKS— Irrigation These items can be seen nnd bought
f» and general cement work, at a sacrifice at my homo on Sil
le Concrete Co. J. E. Ter- ver Lake. Monday evening and
rer. Prop. 3rd nnd Elm.
Tuesday morning. E. G. Kesler, M.
AL ROOFING: The Roof Ev- I>. Route A, Box 187.
ting.
Metal
shingles GREEN ENAMEL wood range
ing scam Un and gatvanizeJ
nnd 20 gallon water holler. Mrs.
Sec James H. Cowan. Oak A. I). Smith, Phone 10.
and Third St. Phone 111.
2f>— Miscellaneous For Sale
NOGRAPH—repairing, piano
ing l>y ex|ert* with 17 years Gns
Range: 4
burner
oil
ienre. Sanford music store
atove and other household goodr
(lift Shoppe. McLander Ar- fur saie, priced right. 1120 Palmet*
Phone 832.
to.
Pou ltry nnd E gga
BOAT FOR DALE: 30 foot bridge
deck rruiser, thirty Inch draft,
V CIlICK.Sr 310.00 hundred, fully equipped, slaepa alx. Price
ric R. I. Reds. Last hutches icnsonnhlc. P. O. Box 938.
ling now. Cull or write II. Itz. I.nngwood, Florida
27— M o n e y T o L o a n
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II Plants And Flowers
Plants; 2f>c per dozen.
>0 per 100. B. F. IVliilner, Jr.
Icllon.
ON WHITE or colored properly.
B. \V. Herndon 108 E. 2nd Tt
Tarpon Springs— SIto cleared
for erection of building for fish
FO R COUNTV JUDOB
I hereby announce my candidacy freezing plant of Tarpon Springs
for r t i n c s o r p b a c b
for re-election to tha o ffic e Of Gulf Fisheries, Inc.—
I hereby announce n r csndldary County Judge of Seminote County
for re-election
to
the office of
Justice of the Peace. District No. 4.
Having held this office fo r nearly
two y e a r. until
the district was
meraeil Into the Fourth District 1
feel Juetlfied In asking the vot«ra
for their support on my previous
record aa Justice o f the Peace and
pledge my beat endeavors to g iv e
all the people a square deal with
Justice to all and strict adherence
to the lawa.
Apartment For Kent
Klt.Y furnlsheil apartmenU,
gidairc: Murphy steel kitGarage: excellent neighbor
rent very reasonable. I’ urk
Intents, No. 3, or Phone 57,
MSHED
HOUSE:
Three
ms, screened porch and lialh,
3rd. s tre e t. C all 408.
R.N1SIIED apartments: 1 upirs and 1 downstairs: reduced
Mr*. A. K. Powers, 107 W.
MS FOR RENT: 411 Park
ELY FURNISHED
trtment. 1101 Elm.
lURNISHED
^rtment and
FOUR
garage.
garage
room
Phone
1HHER APARTMENTS: lis
ted rates, 317 Park- l*hons
FOR T A X AVBKBBOR
I hereby announce In the people
.f Hi-mlnnlc trnubtv that
1 am a
andldntc for tn» assessor ■J'*’'''?-'
in the decision of the voters lq
ihe .Democratic Primary to he hebl
.n June o f this year I have lived
in Orange ami Hemlnol* counties
for 40 years. I have served ss
county commissioner >.n and off
for I I year. I have made W »V ing raising stuck and rltrus fruit
and farming I propose
let. eeary
(jixnnyir r»rr> 1»U pr*»|im t
Hhare of tuxes
viewing the pro
perty
per#»naH>
lo u r support
will be appreciated., „
F O R T H U URniBI-ATUBB
Bubjrct t* the eppioachlng
-ratio Primary, I h « r'h y * n “
n f*
my cand'dacy
for
th .
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Representatives ae \
flroup I.
It numlnsted l pled
my best .Hurts n behalf of )
people of Bemlnnle Countf.
T..cryltt* need of the people o f F lo r i
da la Tax Relief, especially reduedon o f local taxes. This, In my
opinion, can be effected
by
equitable
distribution
of
t
present
five cent .
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among tha Htat. Road L « p e r t m « t .
Schools. Counties and Cl Ilea.— par
tleularly the Counllea and Cltlea
If honored by the
n o m ln a t lo n l
promlee to devote alt *h“ ' " V K
and experience that 1 poasesi to
TO T U B
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Anon AN.
FO R T A X ABARBSOtl
I wish in nnnniuirr my candidacy
FOII STATr. "UN A TO II.
Aesnssor of
T,> the Driuorruli,' Voters of Tbs for the o ffice o f Tax
Seminole tfounty, subject to the
S7lh Senatorial District
1 licrrtvlili announce my randl- u III of the voters In Ihe June
dm-y for the Ddiincrnllc numlnuilnn Primary.
JOt: n. C H IT T E N D E N .
for Slate Senator
from the
31th
Senatorial
DlMrlrt
composed
of
Seminole and llrevnrd Cmmtlea at
FOR B IIR R IF F
the June Lett primary end if nomin
I hereby announce myself
ated and elected, 1 nenure one
ml j rniWlklRtt for nhertf f of RrnikiiuU
.ill a I ><-i>i,icrntln uiliniulel rat Ion
i County subject
to the action of
Thanking one and all for your ihe
Jemocrallc
primary
to
bs
vole and Influence,
field lo Ilia early pnrl of June 1)24.
Itcspeclfully ,
Very respectively.
i ’ ll It.I P W. ItnuEItTH.
U h UKADT.
for
a r a n * art.NATOR
I hereby announce as a candidate
to succeed myself as Senator from
the .'17th Heuslotlal district com
posed of Seminole l l m u r d Coun
ties subject to
Ihe
I 1,-lllOCIMtlC
primary to lie held June 6th. IS II
If e l e c t e d I promise to co lit I nut
in work for the beet Interest of the
district uiid i Invite you to my
lecoril on such Important legisla
tion us good roads. roncervatluD of
mir rial Ural resources, reduction of
slate l a i c s and education.
1 ask
the support of all lu.al Democrais
J. J PAItltlMM
IO IR T
F A L L is U S T A IN E D
W . M. Clean f e r Delegate le Ike
N alleaal Demeeratle f ’e a v ra “ tlew l i es# |S» I twiH M k w i g m w
lean! IMarrlrt.
TO THE
OF SANFORD
•'
Amended in the 1923 Session of
the L&gislature,
Dainty--Tfiiings, too,
«
Cleaned
■
Perfectly!
This amendment omitted the ref-J
A ll wearables, men’s or women’s, come
back ready fo r more service
erendum recall of the City Charter.
This is my answer to the charge
With so many light colored nnd dainty
rlothoH worn during the warm weuther,
it Ih necessary to keep them fresh und
spit less. Our modern cleuning plant pro
vides t lint service.
: 0) i
made by my opponent, Mr. L. P*
Hagan, that the recall clause was*;
Phone 465
For a Driver
taken out of the Charter in the 192$ba •
Session of the Legislature by me$!
FOR C O U N T f B U T K n rN T R N D B N T
OF IM 'R l.li: I N B T R I U m O N
lit) K. Second Street
J. R. Lyles
(E'uid Political Advertisement)
Arcade
Business
Directory
GIFTS
PAItltORNNK TOT
and
fill-T SHOP
Boom Number 40
i
l
SAN FOB ft PRINTING CO.
Fine Job Printing
.Mi’ ljiiulrr Arcade
5
ROOM: furnished house,
summer rates. See V. A
411 Park Ave.
I SALE O R 'R E N Ti California
| wood bungalow, partly furnwith bath, open plumbing,
[porch copper screened. Firedouble garage.
Corner
pi Ave- C. A, Butterfield,
be held on JuuejDh.
L Lexington Mass,
Business Directory
1S11ED: from June l « t to
ber let: very nominal rent
Part)!. J. H. Hintermister,
Wth S t
I ED house; 8 ro o m s and
r
h.
S u m m er rat**
Phone 159-W.
T: F i v e ro o m Bungalow
[Sllvei
Room
gat:.;
.!WThV”.'„S
9*^
an efftstsnu effectIva and t
hi, edmlatwiration.
Dry
EtSnx.»aa«<
no. •att-
i
i
» tn ln ln g IAS pennu*
• f p lan t to a d m b
—ne
filter,
nave th e
fr e ig h t.
tan
m l m
h a n la a *
W H Y P A Y F R E I G H T O N F IL L E R ?
T h e O p en -F n rm u la, Nn F i l l e r m et had. o r ig in a te d by th e M a n a g e
m ent n f thta rn M P a a y . w i l l w e a n ad d ed p r o file t e y e n lo Ho a a e I M I s fr e ig h t, h e n d llo g , e lr . V m w it o lo o g e l M IT A L lT ir fe r t llle e r .
on w e te ll , nn Ih e e x a e t p o o o d o g e o f smell m a te ria l m ixed l a osar
brands
■
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"th l8
.«* it;
'+ i r a i
C le a n i n g
THK UlMBAJnE MATTERY
Hoff-Mac Battery Co.
117 East 2nd. Street.
S AN ITA R Y STEAM PRESSERY
Odorieos Dry Cleaning. Phone
008. 114 N. Park.1
A w n ln g r s
P a in ts a n d W a ll P a p e r
pot bs .responsible f a r - a n y debts
<ubtfseted ay said Company
1
tS T S S ?
Ue. u m n
•taaXMlWwi
FOR GOOD eats
b v Kent’s
Lunch Room, 10# West First
Street.
SUN PROOF PA IN TS
SEMINQLE
AW NING
8H0P.
Water Spar Vanishes and Ena
Awnings,
Window
shades.
Tarpau
FOB COUNTY JUDOB
mels.
Velum Ina
Flat
Wall
F O R JUBTIFB OF
lins. Anything of Canvas. 309 East
I hereby appeppea m y capdldaa)
FO B D IB TBICT NO. F O U *
for th* offlca o f Oauntj ^ JM
judg^e o
Paints. Persian clay Jesao. plaatlco
2nd. Street. Phone 11. a
This is to snnounos » y « » B d ' « » " Bern I note County.
moulding clay and Plaques. San
for Justice o f
0? the ro ths action a t the Democrat
* * at?
Mm 4. subject *lo the w ''»
ford Paint A WaH Paper Co. G. U.
Party on June r * h .J 4 M . My cam
A u to Tops
nalgn fo r thta office |« |p the band
Stuart, Prupr. 112 W. First S L
of
nr
frtogde 4‘
F u rn itu re
NOTICE
couaty and We M l
iKPENCEB TOP SHOP. Curtains
Title Is t o r e rtlfy that the under
and voice e f U»s> hfJPle
*
Ip th
CaijUona^ and Seat Coverings. WE BUY er trade in used furni
coming Democratle Prim ary also Figged la n o , longer a member o.
lion. I f tha people sea fit to alec L o t's L o a n ' Company, and has no
ture. Wagner Furniture Co.
huVt.:r.nf; *d,m1n»d?lew>ma*sp| me to this of floe I w ill g ive then Interest In said I'omnany, nnd wilt QQ0 W r i t 2nd. Street,
tha
Take- ■Paved Road. from
generally «M»»scted with
■reasonable. W . A . R *y n o r,
•“TW-AS.J'Cfm*
You
buuak,
a
200-pot, aS
sarh
eealslalaa
IWi
peuada ef plant
Food
a ad
M
panada nf filler.
fi Uetbed
e- - Mailer
add UhtlrlhulUa mt
Ys
tkl-
*
♦85 ’
H E M S T IT C H IN G
Lunch
Exi&e
r a o a iM r
T h e n i l Xtay
-Classified-
B a tte rie s
T>
FERTILIZERS
J01I P R IN T IN G
aocompUak ^ ‘ V'rKARM AN. Jr.
Binger Sewing Machine Shop
kPARTMENTS: furuthat Btomdch condition of yours. Machines Sold, Rented, Exchanged
FOR TH2* x-BOIBLATUBB
ooa. and garage. AtI hereby announce m y candidAc^
Chiropractic— Dr. W. K. McDoug(Legal Notice*)
pon c o v m iL H .
mer ratea. Apply 804 fur the state legislature. (droup
Easy raymenta
I wish to announes that I am a
308 National Bank Bldg., Phone 80 North Park, Valdes Bids
O n , ) .uhJ.el to th . mlH o f « * • * «»- Candidate fo r the o fflr e o f Const UIIIB F O R MO A D CO.NBTKVCTION •8,
iana 280-W.
, r . In th. Prhnury
able. District No. 4. Hemlnol# CounHealed bids w ill be received by
Phone 482-J.
district comprising the Hoard at County Commissioners
ty F lo r id a , said
s
garage apartment. Call 251.
rllousw For ltenl
s*4M
n
-Classified--
FO R g llK R I F S '
I am n candidate fur the n
nr Hhrrlff arid will appreciate eupiiort In th* June Primacy.
K. B. W A L K E R .
o f Hemlntjla County, Florida on or
before 14 A. M. June 4, t i l l for Im
proving the fo llo w in g roads.
( I ) Nolan Ave. tn bs cleared from
Lehman llnnd north to old Orlando
Itnad.
I f ) Extension Of Day Htreat South
o f Oviedo through Kertlon 4t T. 41
h
II. I41
H to Orange County Lina.
H.. It.
I Ik
Tha work to consist o f clearing,
construction
3
grading.
ind
biridges.
A 4109.040 certified cheek made
payable to V. E. Douglass clerk of
ihe. Court, must accompany each
road. Tb# check o f the successful
bidder will be retained by -the
Hoard In llau o f a bond until the
work la completed. .
The Hoard reserves the right T o
reject any nr all bids or accept any
hid or part thereof which. In their
Judgement, will be to tha (test In
terest o f the County.
V. K. n o t TOLABS.
Clerk of Roan) o f Couuiy
Commissioners.
..4 . ! * « ’
“ Sanford’s Leading Dry Cleaners”
FOR n . l ' J I K OF 1IIIV r i R F U I T
I herein annnunra my ranilld.tcy
FOII S H E R I F F
fur rh* ii f f I co of Clerk of |b* f i r hereby announce my candl
S I 'O K T I N G G O O D S
cull Court subject to th* a IE of furI r*-rlrcllon
the o ffice nf I
i he voters el the Democratic P r i Iff of Hemlnol.tn County
subject tu
mary on Juno 5, 1924.
THK BICYCI.K STORK
t he net Ion of Ihe votera In the
D. L T H IlA S I ir . lt .
Democratic primary In ha held nei
llicyclcs Toys, Fiftirrmans Sup
June.
I
Will
appreciate
)nv|
plies, Gun Ixick and Key Smith
FOR r o T B T A lrr.B
support. Respectfully yours,
i!
Store Number 2
I wish lo auuuunre my candidacy
C. M. liA N D .
fur the offlre of mnstatile, Dletr'cl
FOR T A X r o i.1 . ____
No. 4, Seminole County, subject to
C O N F E C T IO N A R Y
Ihe will nf I lie v tiers In ihe Driuo- I I wish to announce that 1 am B
1
candidate
for
re-election
tu
Ihe
.Tutic Primary uf June i.
BAGGETTS
■1*1Ice o f T a x Collector o f Bern InL A. T A T E
_________________ _ _______ _____ _______ 1ole County, subject to the action ■
Gilbert'a
Fresh
Fannmore
m in i n v a r i n i *
((f itie voters In the Demncrallr
f
.
Candles
I hereby nnnoiiitce my candidacy I
eunn^ft
uL ’aonreel at ed
fur i lie office of constahte,
Tour support^wm
^ ^ r s e la te d .
Phone 410 McLamlrr Arcado
miai HIIIF, Dlstrle
* ' l - l >IV
4KJNH
t, subject to the will of the voter
on Julie 6.
FOII MF.VIIIEll n O A R II OF FIT II.lt
P, K IN D AW.
INBTRUf.TIUN
FO R CONBTAIIL46
I hrreliy announce my candidacy
for constable for the fourth dis
trict, subject to (he will
of
the Democrat to ITItnar
rd. E, DOOLEY.
votera In tt.a Democratic primary
of June 4. Your vole wilt be ap.
NOTICE
predated.
______
Notice Is hereby given that th*
n. a (B o b ) w i L c o x .
rtuerslilp of Baldwin i t Brown
a hern dissolved alliee November
FOR V.ONBTABLB
1427 nnd that I am not responsible
I wish, to announce that I am
for any utilisation! or contracts m
a randldate for the o ffice o f Con
J.
D. nn
lirown.
stable f o r Justice o f the Peace
n. K B A L D W IN .
District No. 4 Seminole County.
Flor'da, sahl Justice of the Pesos
FOB T I I H I. KOI a I, ATI'111!
pisti let Comprising Election PreI lie re by announce my ca military
clnts. No's I. 4, 4. 4. ). I«. I I . * 1*. for the Legislature (tlruitl) I ) sub
C h i r o p r a c t i c S p e c ia lis t
subject lo Ihe decision of the Dem
to the w ill of the voters of Hemocratic Primary to be held on June ject
Inole County. Bn the primnt-y to be
6th. A- D, 1411.
FOUNDI Ar. effertive cure for
I Will appreciate y e n . ennporL , held on June &, 1444. U . U . LOUD.
L E S L IE l m t A M .
ih.lncts No's. 1, 2. 3. 4. f,
eleitlon pfv.1
FOR C O r NTY C-ONBNYJBBBONf » e »
to the will o f the
te. it, .i .r. wubjert
Mti
I wish (n announce that I 4 »
votera In the Democratic Primary
randldate for the *,ffif
to lie held <>n June Itti. A. D. 4414
Commissioner from District No. £
Your support w ill be appreciated.
subject to the decision
l 7 U . ( V I C ) V IC K E R Y .
era In the WBmnrralle > * II ? K > 10
be held qn .June 6th. ^ D
FO B c o n S W A P L B
I wish to announce that I am a
candidate fo r the o ffice o f Can• table
District
No. 4. Bemlno’s
County, Ftorlda. said District com
FOB JUSTICE O f r K A C B
prising
Election
Precincts
No’s. I,
DIB TRICT NO. 4
2. 3, 4. 4. 10. M * I I. subject to
(he Will of Ihe Voters In tbs Llamahersby of
» n,J?u'ir*
7 ,>n
fo rI Jnstlcs
Peace of
District
cratle Frlmary l e be bald on Juna
t, subject to Ihe d e r l s n n o f l b e v o t
ers In the Democra»lc Prlmary to 6ih, A. D. 1444.
» «* - .
(Signed)
e-
M cLander
AMMO-FO-the perfect top dresser, The oriftnsl, utural product, containing 32 per cent FhMit Food. Oo»*
'■ tains no Borax or chlorina.
. —Writ* for our New Farm Record Book—
ATLANTIC & GULF
FERTILIZER COMPANY
JACKSONVILLE
K. W. DBANK, Ajcenl
FLORIDA
Sanford. fr*lort^
•'
i ft '
a jy 'l . U
J
■JltO ‘
ltapid service, hut thorough work. Have
your sports sweaters cleaned.
Men's
bow ties cleaned nnd pressed 10c; Fourin-hands 15c
FOR COUNTY m O B K C U T IN O
.
A T T O IIN K Y
I hereby lake this method nf annonncllig my candidacy
for
Ihs
office nr Ciiuut) Prosecuting Altnrney, subject
In Ihs
Democratic
Primary.
1 will appreciate liny
support given me by the people
anil assure them, tf elected, will
give lo the duties of the office my
very best services
W. K. W I D T H
Chapter 9897/
No. 779.
,
Laney Dry Cleaning Co.
K
-------------
The City Charter of Sanford was
Ftin M T*ERINTie XI»F.NT OF
l‘ i ni.1C IN B TH l f "riON
t am s candidate fo r re-elrelton
to the offic e of stipe r I lit rndeh t of
imhllc tusi ruction
for Hemllinte
i'..uiily, sutijecl to I h e Democratic
Primary. Vour support will lie appreclnted.
T. W LA W T O N .
I wish to announce my candidacy
for Ihe otflcc of Superintendent u
Public
Instruction
of
Hemlnol
County, subject lo the will of the
voteis in the primary June 6. You
support will he appreciated.
MAY B E L L E M A X W E L L
WAHINGTO^, June 4.— (IN S )
-The supreme court.today -»» * '- tained one-oil le*ae-eiMicle'by exSecretarj* of Interior Albert B.
Fall in the Salt Creek field of
ItK t'K IVF.R'a BA 1.12 OF OFPIUH
.''I am f o r the best Interests
F V R N IT U R H
nf the Democratic I'arly and the
tinder and by virtue o f an order
people o f Florida.”
Issued out of the Circuit Court of
Hemltiole County, Florida, w ill he
Editor and publisher of the
sold at puhlle outcry to l*,e hglhrat
<)lll..\NDO MOIlN INtl
SE N TIN
bidder, for rash, subject to con
firmation, of said sole
by
the
EL: Past-President o f the FtXIRcourt, nil of the furniture nnd f i x
IDA PIU78K ASSOCIATION.
tures formerly belonging to th"
F'MtD LOAN A N D HAV (NON
Your vote w ill be appreciated.
C O J . I M M , Incorporated, same on■ stlnw of safe, typewriter, desk,
This
advertise
chairs, add all other office fixtures,
is
published
which can be seen ut No. M, Mas-, ment
onlc Tl ii ILI Iue. Hanford Florida, bv ! Oils week
In tlilrprosprcllvo purctiasers.
newspapers
Hale will ho conducted before tho' ty-fl\o
In Oils
district
of
Court House door o f Seminole C ouii t> between the legal hours o f sale
Florida
bn Wednesday, June sth t»SS
•
t
J. H. W IL L IA M S .
Receiver, Hanford Loan A- Katinas
Il'nM Pol 11 lee t Advertisement I
i orupany, Ittcorpornled.
i
V. B. DOUOLAHH
P o l i t i c a l A ovclb N ctr.fn tH
Florida, subject to the w i l l o f tha
Democratic Voters
o f Bamlnolt
County, tn the Democratle Prim ary
election to be held June .th. I f Is
J.\3. U. BlIARON.
VOTERS o r 4 K I 1 H O L B
C O U N T f.
1 wish ts announce that I am a
candidate fo r re-election to the o f
M. W. LOVBU*
fice of County Commissi oner from
District No. S, subject to the de
f o r j u s t u /f o r n t c i
cision o f the voters In t!is Dem o
D IS T R IC T NO. POOH
I hereby announce my candidacy cratic Primary tu be held on June
(or Justice of Peace of District No. 3th. A. D. ISIS.
F R A N K EVANS.
4. subject to the decision of the
voters In the Democratic Primary
to be he’.d on June tlh. A. D. t i l l .
D A V ID SBICRR.
F O R S T A T E T .K rilS I.A T IH N
T U T U B V O T E R S t» F i n m o u i
1 wish to announce nty candidacy
COUNTY.
for the fltate Legislature
(tiroup
I with to announce that I am a
3) nnd w ill apprceltc support In candidate fa r re-election to tha o f
the primary to be held lit June.
fice of County Commissioner fre
District No. 4, subject to th# *
U P. It A ll AN.
clxlnn of the voters In the Dem o
FOR c o u n t s t n t l l l l R I D N K I t
cratic Primary to be held on Jana
T o The Voters o f Hcmlnote County. sib, A. D. i f l l .
I wish to announce that I am a
U. F. W I I E E I . B R
candidate fnp. the office o f County
Commissioner from District No. 2
subject to the Demurralle Primary TO T IIH VOTRRB U p BRUIN OLE
to ho held on June r,th. A. D. IPSA.
COUNTY.
I have lived nnd paid taxes In Or
I wlsti to announce that I am a
ange nnd Seminole Counties since
tITM end I have always hern a Dem c Mol I-lute for re-election to the o f
fice of County Com mlssIMer from
ocrat.
Dtsirlrt No. 3, subject to tha d e
D. II. C. RABUN,
.
Sanford cision of ihe voters In tha Dem o
cratic Primary la ’ue held on Juno
tlh, A. D. I f l l .
t'Ult f l i t NTT I ' m i MISSION I 'll
JOHN M EISCII.
In announcing my candidacy for
Commissioner of the 3rd District of
Seminole County. 1 hereby pledge TO T H K VOTERS OF S K M IN O L B
COUNTY.
myself to mi absolutely impartial
attention to the w elfare of the dis
I wUh tn unnounre that 1 am a
trict as u « hole, should I be nomi candidate for re-election In tha o f
nated and circled there w ill he no fice of County Commissioner from
roads Du111 for private benefit of District No. I, subject lb tha daany one man. I will see that as far claiun o* tha voters In tha Data,as It Is In my power that the tux crsilc Primary to be held on June
burden is evenly distributed, ad
Bill, A, D. t i l l .
ugh el|u
vocatlng n thorough
equalisation of
noqrypN s t e e l * .
tlie taxable property of .th
.the Couuty.
ill],
TttWXWinnVa business should
bo
T H K VOTERS OF H E IIlA O L K
eeonomlrully run ps a pH1
_____
COUNTY
Iness. The taxpnyers who ' T o r
I
wish
In untlounV,, myself as a
the mniiry to run the County should
be taken Into the confidence of the candidate for the slate legislature
Hoard >-r County Commissioners and In group 2. Seminole County, subrrt to the Democratic Primary
kept Inf..rmed on to Whal Is going
una S, A. D.. I9!», add w ill abide
on In their deliberations.
I have
by resulln of same. 1 cordially sol
been u resident of Hemlpule County
icit
your support.
and Orange County before Seminole
J R. L T I . K a
County aits cut tiff from Orange
County, fur 36 years, nnd a ta x
p
u
b
B
H
a
a lrF
payer nil the time .Make your vote
I hereby announce my candidacy
an Imestmeiit that will bring you
dividends. Your Vote for me will be for the office of Bhertff o f Semin
ole County subject to the w i l l o f
appreciated June the 6th.
the voters at the June Primary.
W. II. IIAI.I.AHD.
J. F. M eCLKLLAND .
FOR ( 'O U S T ) ABMBSBOn OF
FOR COUNTY PIlO aRC VTtN O
TAXRS
ATTMUWY
t wish tn .announce to the people
I hereby announce my candidacy
of Hrmtnnle County that 1 am a
for
re-election
to Ihe offtoe o f
candidate for re-election to the o f
fice of T a x Assessor, subject to the County I'roeecuttnr Attorney sub
decision of the voters In the Demo* ject to the w ill of the voters la
(•retie Frlmary to be held In June the Democratic primary on Juna I
JOHN U. LK O N A H D T .
of this year.
M o rtg a g e Loans
f o r n . n i i H rut cu n c o u r t
I hereby announce my candidacy
•n imprived residence and business
1for Ihe
ufflca
of
clerk, of the
property.
I Circuit Court, subject *D the action
AVANTKD
l of tile voteis SA the June Primary.
Baldwin Mortgage Co.,
K n. DEAR
See ctr local Counsel,
(T TO RUY Ash, Maple, Mag
8.
It.
Dlghton,
Sanford,
Florida.
f o r u i.K itR
op r r n c u i T f o u r t
la and White Bay logs and
I wist, to announce that 1 am a
er. Also Tank Grade Cypress 29— Permanent Wnving____
-unilldalH fur re-alrctlnn tu the uf..CO of Clerk of the Circuit Court,
icr. J, W. McNair Co. Ortair
of Seminole County, Florida. ■aubPermanent Waving—lovely natur Jrci
la.
to the decision of the Demoal permanents ns low as $5.00 r rsllc Voters of Knmlnole County,
Rooms Wllhcul Hoard
j09 First National Bank Bldg In the Drinorratle Primary Klee
Una to lie held on Juna 6th. A. D.
,
1444.
IAL weekly ratea at San- Phone 489.
IS home-like hotel. Seminole
(Political Announcements)
Political Announcements
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. YOUR NEWSPAPER 1
Published In Florida’s Heart,
The World’s Greatest Vegetable
Spot and Richest Garden Land
Leased SVire International News Service
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In offering myself for re-election
for the office of state senator
The support given me by the
voters of this District in the pasi
is greatly appreciated and I prom
ise, if allowed to serve you again,
to continue to work for the best
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the 1929 Senate is a high honor to
this District and to me
Candidate For State Senator
institutions
From 37th Senatorial District
(Paid Political A dvertisem ent)
�T H E SANFORD 'HERALD.- SANFORD FLORIDA, SATURDAY, JU N E 2, 1028
PA RK RIGHT
FORMBY ALLO W S Jim
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Carson S a y
THREE SAEK IffiSC*®^,^;
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Orlando Star -Twlrler 1h In
For 14 Safeties; 10 Runs
Rare Form; Tucker Touched
Scored In First 2 Frames
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Considerable acreage has been
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County nnd grower* nre antici/mt*
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SA N FO R D ____ 000 .000 OPO-O
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Orlando
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Two-fm*e hit. *AVram*." Sm-ri Vo'OTn grade school building wll
fice*,» Cox, Kdmond*on. Stolen l.e constructed here.
lime*, Kirby, Vinu. Double piny.
Rn*e* on ball*, off T ucker *'■.
Form by 0. Struck out, by Tin.kej
2, Form by 2. Wild pitch. Tucker.
I A bram |. Left on base*. Sanford
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7, Orlando 2. Umpire*, Moore and
Alinmi
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Minor F orm by wax in the old
tim e thumpionutiip form out on
T in k e r Field Friday afternoon
to hold the Sanford O le r y f c d s to
th re e scattered singles’-w hile hi*
mate* went on the ‘ w a rp a th to
blast the offerings of lu c k e r to
all c o m e rs of the lot nml roll up u
15 to 0 victory. I t wes the fifth
consecutive win for Orlando.
Spotted five runs In the first
inning, nil unearned, Form hy wus
invincible the re m ainder of the
way. He was threatened in the
second w hen the Feds loaded the
snrkH with tw o out, hut Frlshic
whiffed to end it nml it w.i*
Form by the rest of the game.
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m other e la liu a u ls um l-i
loliii k'olilii". dei-easeil. J o s e p h Kiloplill, di-i-eased, I* It. .Mllehell. ill •
-i-asid J o h n I'odd. dei-easeil. T hoin -
essential req u irm en ls of an employe
Irust w orthiness.
RECORD GOOD
T here are few judges who a re not reversed once or twice
A public official is
n year.
two cases a year, all of which arc liquor cases, mostly in
volving the search w arrant law, Iho technicalities o f which
KHVED TH R EE YEARS
have confused the various courts more than any oilier
ll has been m jiiii.:h privilege to serv o you^as^cm nijy
ju rig eT o r th e past three years, and I am now sorbing re*
HAS HEEN FAIR
election to that position.
It has been my endeavor to he fair, firm and ju st in mi
.1EDGED 1.501 CASES
decisions.
It hits been my constant aim to rended prompt,
I have passed judgm ent upon fifteen hundred
conscientious, faithful and tru stw o rth y service to even
Criminal and seven hundred and eighty-seven c
one that had business with the office, especially the widows
during a little over th ree years on the bench
and orphans who had to probate the e sta te s of the de
Ii lim-nu. cf
ceased husbands and parents, and they are among my best
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references for continuation in the office.
REVERSED ONLY
SEVEN TIMES
ASKS CONSIDERATION
Ml hough reversed in only seven crim inal cases, and one
( F ridayi
I have been reversed an average of little over
ease dism issed, it is being circulated that
1 ask no more of Ihe voters of Seminole County than lion
I have cost
est consideration ef the record I have made in the office
the county thousands of dollars.
which I now hold,
CHARGESCNTRCI
i believe the m ajority of the people
nf the county will find my service m erits re-election.
I
The I m l Ii is. il ioU Ihe county only the w itness fees in
will appreciate your support and vote on June the fifih.
;he cases fhuf are reversed for new trial, which is a p
I !>2S.
proxim ate!) TEN DOLLARS in each ease, or a total of sev
en
eases,
which
is
ONE
HCN-
the laves of Ihe cenimuiiity.
Where
Yours very truly.
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are the thousands that 1 have cost.
CANDIDATE FOR RE-ELECTION AS COUNTY
JUDGE
.
(I'aid I’olitieal A dvertisem ent)
V isitour S p ecia l
L earn /zoic you can pay all o r p a r t of
your vacation expenses
Vacation time i* ju*i around live corner!
Lvcrvone i* (looking . . . “ Where nhall vve
go? How can vve best enjoy ourselves?'' And
everyone will lind something of unusual
interest in (he vacation time display vve have
arranged in our showroom! Come in any
tim e during the next two weeks. If you’fc
undecided vvlitre to go or what to do, the
display may give you a w orthw hile sugges
tion. But no in.uier w hat your plans arc,
vacations call for extra money. And during
this special period, we have a way for you to
earn all or part of your vacation expenses.
Come in and learn about this special vaca
tion time plan.
THESE SPECIAL OFFERS DURING
VACATION TIME DISPLAY ONLY
VACATION LOO HOOK - A di.ry fur ■ J . T
m cvuiiI
u ( ) t i u r t r i p , t »c« to c%cryon*l
T O O A K I A N I U * O N 11 A C O W N E R S O N L Y
10l/|LlSTCOl RM SYCAHD-lniriMJusinguur McnJ.
to lit* O A U m J l S t m l s i d e a l e r In a n y cit y i n (It* U n t i e J
knui.
V A C A T I O N *ft ll V I C E C l | l C K - I
B ef ore Marling o n
yuuryatilion line your tar thoroughly th*xkcJ. bpv*.Ul
pristt for Vacation luuilMsl
Seminole Motor Co
. Rive’s Garage
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Candidate for re-election to the office of
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In any public office you hould have exper
ience, judgment, ability and the desire to serve.
The fact that you, as my employers, have from
time to tim e returned me to the important off
ice of Tax Assessor gives assurance that you
have found my work satisfactory. With the
hope that I will again be given the opportunity
to serve you, I respectfully solicit your vote
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(Raid Political Advertisement)
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M lW H H u V SATURDAY, JU N E £ 1928
THE SANFORD HERALD,
I C R O P HA UTKIVU HA CK.
IR U I H C U I T C O U R T , T W B N
in n j u d ic ia l c ir c u it
R I D A . I!V A M I P O R T I I H
OK K K t I I N O L E .
IN
ANCKRT.
M im tO P O L lT A N
I .I K K
IN S U R
AN CE U O U PA K T , u C o rp o ra tio n ,
C o m p la in an t,
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S A N F O R D H O M E I I U I L R E R H . ’ IN C.,
a C o rp o ra tio n .
C H A S E ft CUM*
1’A N Y . n C o r p o r a t i o n , H A N L A N TV
IN V E S T M E N T
COM P A N V.
• INC., ft C o r p o r a t i o n , n o N D - I I I L L
l . t ’.MIIEIi CO. INC., a C o r p o r a t i o n .
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It. J . H O I . I . T , J i t . , a n d K A T H R Y N
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t l r e I* h e r e b y u l v * n t h a t u n d e r
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fori -Insure am i s a l r m a d e a n d en t e i n d |.y t h e J u d u « o f t h e a b o v e *
M t led C o u r t In t h e a b . i V e - s t y led
i-ailae, I. S A. II. V V IIklnaoo. S p e c i a l
M a i l e r o f r a i d c . , m t a p p o i n t , d In
sa id f in a l d ecree, .w ill o f f e r
for
■rale a m i s.-ll t o t h e h l t t h c i l a n d b e e t
b i d d e r f o r r i ta h a t p u h l l r o u t c r y b e
f o r e t h e C o m t llo u io i In H , in fo ld .
S. m l n e l e C o u n t y . F l o r i d a , o n M\>n
«lay. t h e t t h d a y o f J u n e . A. D
j ‘11S», tlie s u t n e beliiK r u l e d a y o f
raid C ourt, a n d d u r ln y th e Ira n i
'l o u r * o f e.ile. t h e p r o p e r t y d e s rlb.-.l li> a n d o r d e r e d »nld l.v * a ld
I n a l, d e c r e e , w h i c h p r o p e r t y I* *11■t i n t e d In t h e C U v o f S a n f o r d . C o n n *
t> <>f S e m i n o l e a n d S t a l e of, F l o r i d a .
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pint
thereof
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Id P i n t llo,-I 4 n l p a c e *0. T h e
‘ p u r. h a t - r to p a y fo r deed.
S. A. B. W I L K I N S O N .
S p .i-ial M a a te r.
i . ' O E O , n . it E l : it I n h .
S o lic it” ) for C nin p ln ln im t.
IV T H E • l i l t I 111 III I t T O F S K t l I M i l . i : I III V T l , F I . O I I I I I A. IN
CHAM E ll).
■E D W A R D W . I I E N C K . n* E x e c u t o r
O f Mr, E - l f t t e o f M A IIY A. I I E N C K .
R.y-i u s e d . I *<itiipin in a lit.
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E R , hl» o R i o l id JA Y F. P I T T S .
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T H E S T A T E O F F l.i f i ll DA T O : —
■I.AY F.
P I T T S . C h lca icu . C o o k
• C o u n t y , 1111 in. it*: -j
It i V P le n r liia f r o m u n A f f i d a v i t
f i l e d In till* t i l t l s e t h a t y o u J A Y F.
P I T T S , n f v a i e v i d e n t -if a S t a t e o r
C ou n try m in i
i h u o tin- S l a t e
of
F lo rid a; th at your
pn s.-n tad d ro * *
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P i t t s . Chb-nRO, C o o k
C o u n t y . Illlii-il* a m.iti- p a r t i c u l a r
n d d r e s n b e i n g u n k n o w n : H in t y o n
a re over the
ny.
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y . n r * a m i Hint t h e r e is m> p e r s o n In
t h e S t m « o f ll-irl-l.i s e r v i c e o f a
, S u m m o n s in . ' I i .i m o i i u p o n w h o m
Vlollld b i n d l u ll .
T l I E l t K F i >1: i:
Hu* i* t u c o m
m a n d y o u . .I.AY F P I T T S t o p e r - a o n a ll> h e a n i l a p p e a r b e f o r e o u r
n n ld C i r c u i t I ' n u i l
t Sanford. S e m
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t i l 4 l h v .In ,
->f . tu n e .
A It. IM S ,
s a m e b e lt : * t : r — h ..» o f t t i t s t ' u u r i ,
(o'
l“ ai B T p*-*
v -- Bill o f I ’uinp l n l M *tiei " trr
-I a u u l i i - t y o u lit
. th is ruti-i
..i li.-i w i - -• s a i d Bill
- C o n i p l n l n t w ill I-.- t a k - n a* e o n
|.-re.-d l-> >.oi a n d llil*. . m i n e p r o
ceed e \ p a il.
T h e i i u t m . --f - a 1*1 - o i l b e i n g .1
Mill t o f o r . .l>-«- a - - i l . t l n M o r t g a g e
Hilled 1‘e ln • .« '- lb !'••.••- f r o m J-J.I. T i n k e r i M a n A I I - n e k , w lib li
Nellie O’ Hara
C andidate for
Delegate To
DEMOCRATIC
t o y o u . L. tl. C A L L A H A N , a n d t h a t
the nam e baa b een
retu rn ed
un*
s e r v e d ; t h a t y o u d o n o t r e i l d e In
th e S ta te
or F lo rid a;
th at
ydur
e s e n t p l a c e o f r e a l d r n c e ie u n *
Kri m
w n : t h a t th e fo re g o in g su it wn*
com m enced
on the
S3rd d a y
nf
A p r i l . A. D. 1)11 a n d t h a t a W r i t
■•f O u r n l a l u n e n t h a s
been
Issued
a n d s e r v e d u p o n F. F. J I U T T O N A
COM PANY, a C o rp o ra tio n .
T H E R E F O R E , you
are
o n lered
a n d c o m m a n d e d t o be a n d a p p e a r
t o i f o r r t h e C i r c u i t C o u r t III a n d f o r
S em in o le C o u n ty ,
F lorida,
at th e
C o u r t H o u s e In S a n f o r d . S e m i n o l e
C ounty. F lo rid a , on th e In d d a y of
J u l y . A. D. 1911. s a m e b r i o * a R u l e
D a y of tlitas C o u r t
a n d f a ll
not
o l li e i w i s e
Judgm ent
by
D rfa u lt
w i l l b e e n t e r e d a g a i n s t y ou.
It Is O r d e r e d t h a t t h i s N o t i c e be
p u b l i s h e d In T h e H a n f o r d H e r a l d a
n e w s p a p e r p u b lish ed
In
Sanford,
S em in o le C o u n ty . F lo rid a, once each
w eek fo r a p erio d of tw o ( I ) m o n th s
next im m e d ia tely
su cccid ln c
Hie
IN T H E t l H C v r r C 4 . T R T <1F I B 1 I * d n t e h e r e o f .
1 X 0 1 . K C O U N T Y , F I . O H I O A.
IN W I T N E S S W H E R E O F , I h a v e
Z A C H A R Y V E N E E R C O M P A .N T , a , h e r e u n t o a f f i x e d m y h a n d a n d o f ffclal s e a l of Ih r C ir c u it C o u r t o f
C o r p o r a l Ioii . P l a i n t i f f —
xn
S e m in o le C o u n ty . F lu rld n . o n Ihla
H. C A L L A H A N . D e f e n d a n t .
t h e l i l t d a y o f M a y . A. D. l s i * .
(in ilE II
OK P I n i . l C A T I O N
IN
V. E P O C H L A 8 8 .
O A It Nf Nil M E A T .
C le rk c ir c u it C ourt. S em in o le
T H E S T A T E O F FL O R ID A TO:
C o u n ty . Florida.
I.. «j. C A L L A H A N . W h o * e p l a c e nf
Ily A. M. W E E K S .
D eputy C lerk .
ri-Hldenee I* u n k n o w n :
It h e l n u m a d e t o a p p e a r t h a t a W I L S O N A B O V I.E .
. A t to r n e v * f o r P l a i n t i f f ,
S u m m o n * h a * b e e n I s s u e d In t h e
a b o v e a n d f o m e n t tilt r a i l * * d l r c r t e . l i C i r c u i t C o u r t S e a l . )
a p p e a r a o f r e c o r d In M o r l * a a « B o o k
Ss, o n p a r e SI o f t h n P u b l i c I w t *
o rd a of S em in o le C o u n ty . F lo rid a.
I t I* f u r t h e r o r d e r e d t h a t I h l a N o
t i c e h e p u b l i s h e d In T h e S a n f o r d
H e r a l d , a n e w s p n p e r p u b l i s h e d In
S a n fo rd . S em in o le C o u n ty . F lo rid * ,
o n c e n w e e k f o r f o u r 14) e o n s c e u tlv e tree k * a m lM h a l a copy h e re o f
h e m a i l e d t o t h e d e f e n d a n t . J a y F.
IMtte. t o C h l c a p o ,
Cook
C ounty.
Illln o la.
,
W ITN E SS my h an d and th e o ffic
i a l *enl o f t h e C i r o u l t C o u r t o r t h e
tw e n ty -th in !
Ju d ic ia l
C ircuit
of
th e S ta te of F lo rid a.
In a n d
for
S em in o le C o u n ty . F lo rid a, o n t h |s
t h e 4 th d a y o f M a y A._D. 1>SS.
V. K. DOUCILA8S.
C lerk C ircu it C o u rt, S em in o le
C o u n ty . F lo rid a.
B y A. U . W E E K S . .
W I L S O N ft IIO Y I.E .
S olicitor
for
C o m p la in an t.
( C i r c u i t C o u r t S e al.)
N O T I C K O K M A S T E R * * SAI.M
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, TWHNTY-THIHI) JUDICIAL CIRCUIT
OK F L O R I D A . IN A N D F O R T H E
CO UNTY'
OF
H R 4 H N O I.K . IN
C IIA N C K R Y .
M E T R O PO LIT A N
L I F E ' IN S tJR J
ANCK COMPANY, u c o r p o ra tio n .
C o m p la in an t,
H A N FO R D H O M E 'B U I L D E R S , INC*
a C o r p o r a t i o n , C H A S E ft C O M P
AN Y , a C o r p o r a t i o n , a n d HA NI.A N*
TA
IN V ESTM EN T
COMPANY,
INC., a C o r p o r a l Ion, D e f e n d a n t s .
N o t i c e Is h e r e b y g i v e n t h a t u n d e r
a n d b y s v lrtu e of th e /In a l d re re e of
fo re c lo s u re a n d sale m a d e a n d e n ■T
t r i e dd D
bM
y the Ju d g e of th e abovestyled
C o u r t In t h e ■a b o v e - s t y l e d
e a u s e , I. S A. II. W i l k i n s o n . S p e c
ial. M u s te r of said C o u rt a p p o in te d
In s a i d f i n a l d e c r e e , w i l l o f f e r f o r
From
(P aid
1th. Congressional
District
I it instructed
I ’- 'l i t n ii|
WBm
X:~rfX‘??*•,♦. v £ , - r 1 “ -*f
> : * **
‘ y *r ‘'
-v -iiu -in ri it c o u r t ok
s a l e a n d s e l l t o t h e h i g h e s t a n d I1 «x'T W
E N T Y T Il'M U JL-D IU IA L U IIU
b e st b id d e r fo r c a s h a t piildlu o u t
C
l
IT O F
FL O R ID A .
IN
AN D
c ry before th e C o u rt H o u se In S a n
KOI!
S E M I M I I .F . C O U N T ) . IN
fo rd . S e m in o le C o u n ty . F lo r i d a , o n
C H A N C E R ).
M n n d a v , t h e 4 th d a y o f J u l i e , A. I).
191*. t h e s a m e b e i n g r u l e d a y o f
T tl
said c o u r t, a ttd - d u r ln * the
l e g a l E . i t. .a s i h ’U. a f t , u s l t* - » r i v * r ,,f
h o u r* o f sale, t h e p r o p e rty desS s m l n i . l * f u t i l i t y B .'ii k . n b a n k ,*rIto*d In a n d . o r d e r e d s o l d l»y s a i d
litu c o r p o r a t i o n . ' ( # n i | t l » l n 4 S l .
f i n a l f l e e t ee. w h i r h p r o p e r t y Is s i t
u a t e , ! In t h e C i t y o f S n n f u r d . C o u n vs
t v o f S e m i n o l e n n d S t a l e n f F l o r i d a , l) f , B R Y A N T unit w i f e . E L I Z A
a n d d e sc rib e d us fullow a. t o - w l t :
B E T H H R Y A N T , M I L E S T. CAHIoii TWO I t ) , B lo c k T h r e e 13). H a l f
S.A t »Y.” ' m ill
JA S . D. O A 8 8 A U Y ,
l a n____
t a , __________
a cco rd in g
t o p. l a t
t h e r e o f I,
ilu W r r c r i b i l In. lb.- p u b l i c r e c o r d *
. XV|„ , , T
n R O C K It Y CO., a
o f iS sm ltin lr
t.o u n ty , M o rld a ,
in
. V r i o .m t I o n . D v f r t o l a n t * .
r i s t R ook 3 a t t ia B c .*#• T h e p u r x o T I t i F . t , F M A * T F .I f S S A L K
ch**<}r t o p a y f o r i lr r i t .
N o t i c e I* l u - r r b ) p l v s n H in t i i n . b r
S. A. R. W I L K I N S O N .
u lot b y v i r t u e of u D s c r c a o f N r t • S p e c i a l M u s t e r Hobtirtt and H»il«
lij j |,r
U
l.ui.- i-til 111 »-*) i i u i s - o n t h e Util oity
O l i o tl.- I I E R R I N O ,
o
f
May
'X.
I*.
I
a
s
S
||e d a l
S o l i c i t o r f o r I 'o m t i l n l i i n n U
*
^ v ..'■»
M u s t e r til C lia n c s r i* . o n M o n d a y ,
III.- I t h iluy o f J t i u r . A. D. 1919. I lia
s u u i c Ih-I d r ii R u l e * D a y o f
th in
t.’o u r i n i i i L a I cbu I s u i t s d a y . In f r o n t
o f |l i e I ’. u i r t l i o n s .- n t S a n f n r i l . S e m
i n o l e I ’oil lit)'. F l o r i d a , w i l l o f f e r f o r
« a lu t u lli.- Iil*lit-*f a n d b e s t b i d d e r
f.- r i-iisli. d iir liiK Hu- b-itn l h o u r * o f
- n l c . Ill* f o l l o w l i i i r d e s c r i b e d l a n d ,
Io-Iiik In the
s i t i i a t r , ly 1iiu u n .l
I ' o u n t ) o f S .- m ln o lu a n d S t a t e o f
Florida, m ore p a rtic u la rly d e sc rib
e d un f o l l o w s , t o - w l t : L o ts
E lR h tccu
und
N in e te en
t l ) n n d I S ) - o f B l o c k I». o f. D.
II. M i t c h e l l ' s
survey of
Levy
H in lit, A N D
r t v s l n 417
fe,-C
E**t of th e S o u th w e s t C o rn e r
o f N W I - I o f SAY I-1 » f S e c t i o n
IS.
T o w n sh ip
10
S outh.
of
' R u litre 37
E ast, ru n
Ea*t
to
S o u t h e a s t c o r n e r o f NAA’ 1*4 o f
HAV 1-1 o f s a i d S e c t i o n , N o r t h
<»x)
417 f e e t . W e s t 9n2 r r . t
417 f t . t o he B inniiiK .
s u b j e c t t o n u t r iK u K . t-. t|„. o „ . »
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O v ill'UP.
e d o , .UH(fQ
. d a t e d elU
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y M
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Murtciius*
osirdcil
r ilr d lit
in M
.irtB u u c R.».k‘ ; . ' h*.]
174. o f l li o P u b l i c Record, . , M
I n o te C o u n t y . F lo r id a ., 1 ,,. 1
t o niortRuirc d a t c l F. P n , , r, f r
ISIt*.
to
IlideiH'iiUciit P . i’iiilV
t'onipnny. record ed
n, u . i ' J j f
R o o k 8, o n puico 171. -.f
ord*.
nlld
M lb jeel
l,.
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d a t e d J u l y 5th. 1911, to
r t i u n t y R a n k , reenr.l. -| m vt,,,."—)
"R o o k 1I I4,* n hn p a n e 4410.
1*. ..f
"f
V*
n r d s , stilise tiu t* fitly a*«i^i,r,| , Jy
in-y J . C attM , Hitnr.lli.ii
“
T erm * :, Caah. P u rq h as- 1
, , .
•Dhe....t
ed .
u s y xix.
Special ) | , , H
S u m m e r s D lpihton,
S o l i c i t o r f o r C o m p la i n a n t .
it
c
••
1.' ‘
Every 4 0 secondsof every working day somebody
buys a B u ick . - Year after year it
wins twice as many buyers as
any other fine car
lluy your Buick with the knowl
edge th at th e o v er w h elm in g
majority o f America’* fine car
buyer* are making the same wise
.election and enjoying the same
•-.underfill satisfaction.
This mq«t brilliant o f fine cars
rnjoys two-to-onc leadership in
its field and hat maintained in
leadership, not fo r a neek or a
month, but year in and year out
since the early days o f the industry.
The minute you see Buick you'll
know one reavon for its popular.
ity-A.it ex c els in b ea u ty . T h e
minute you drive it you'll diicover a further reason — it excels
in v ih ra tio n less p erform an ce.
And when you compare values,
you’ll have the full atory— for
nowhere is there a ca rso fine and
dependable at a price so remark*
ably
ily 'l o w .
T h e ju d g m en t o f A m erica it
mighty pood judgment to hank
on. And America, hv a two.to*
one vote tells you to buy u Hunk.
S E D A N S f l 1 9 ) to J i v u )
C O U P E S f l 1 9 ) to / I H 5 0
S P O R T M O D E L S / I 193 to J J 3 J )
BOARD
COUNTY
FO R
Sanford Buick Co.
208-212 Magnolia Avc.
Sanford, Fla.
(^l<
C A N D ID A T E
NATIONAL
CONVENTION
"Ji
w ! t'
COMMI SSI ONERS
R E -E L E C T IO N
D IST R IC T 3
J U N E 5th
\ d . i rtisi-nn-nl )
Park TrammelT
NOTICE TO THE V O T
ERS OF DISTRICT NO. 4
.My friends seem to think that I do not care for the of
fice of constable because I have not been nil over the
district shaking hands. I realize they have been bother' cd enough by the oth er candidates seeking s ta te and
county offices.
The office has not averaged $ 1IMMIO per m onth for the
past sixteen years, therefore I could not spend any
nionc.A to get it. If I am elected I expect to do the fail
and square thing lt> m> fellow man as I have alw ays
done in the u asi.
Seminole County Citizens can be justly
Respect fully.
Candidate For Re
duction United
States Senator
A M AY of deeds and
not merely promises.
AftfiE. Active. AggressiAc.
F aithful, a man of many
accom plishm ents for Flori
da.
TU AIN ED.
ex pe rie need.
im portant Senate Com m it
tee assignm ents, friend
ship of all governm ent of
ficials at W ashington, and
for these reasons has a de
cided advantage over any
new man for effective und
successful service for Flori
da.
SE E his campaign folder
know the tru th about his
work.
BEW AHE of m isre p re se n
tatio n s made hy his op
ponent and political enem
ies.
YOUR SU PPO RT will be
jrrcatly appreciated .
FROM all p a rts of P*-H.
da comes th e nevts th a t
Park Tram m ell will win
by a very large m ajo rity .
(P aid Political A d v ertise
ment)
T '
J. M. VICKERY
(Paid Political A dvertisem ent)
.
j
proud of the sound financial condition of
K:
Xjive
their county. A vote to re-elect the pres
E . E . B R A D Y
ent board of county commissioners insures
a chance
jr * *
j! i ; I -k
by voting for him
sound business administration for the
as first choice
• .
. on June 5th
•
X*
•
t^ r
He has never had
a second term
4
•>
+
• 41-
years,
(P aid PoliUral A dvertisem ent)
(Paid Political A dvertisem ent)
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| THE SANTOHI) HEHAI.O, SANFOIU), FMtlUllA,
Why We Want
SATl’RDAY. JUNE
For
A
.
*'
*
,
*
X- •
J. H. LYLES
Candidate For
Justice Of The Peace
District No. 4
At the re g u la r July meeting nf the County Commissioners
2I- lJ u, " ' ic* of th5
No. 1 comprising Snnford
d vldnity wan alKtlishrd and the sam e was attached and is
w Included In Justice of the Pence District N o .'t
The eltlxens of the originnl District No. I realize that they
p justly entitled to this office Tor the reason of convenience
d p s influence In this section mid cannot see why they should
deprived of It. ns they would Ik* In the event that one of
. four candidates living in Sanford should hr elected ns the
Ice would We established there, automnlicnllv nliolishinu
strict No. 4.
.
.. .
IN GROUP 2
D. WELBORN
{ u C ° r. , h ' l ' “ "
-
.
I,. P. HAGAN
An th e re *PP«‘»n« t o I* a question in the mind of the
‘
.
FOR REPRESENTATIVE
Friendly
or Justice Of Peace
in what i»
r District No. 4 and we havc been naked to exlain the situ. ^ . v h r„ W",nOPPOrVUni'.y to p]a ce ,h|- »i»untlnn na it
at* toda) before those who do not understand It.
Justice of th e Pence District No. 4 us it was established
nprised O immiaaionera District No. 3 and included th o South!
"ifrnt r
Seminole county, Including therein the proeta Lake M a r ,, Long wood. A ltamonte S p r i n g and the reilly established precinct of Forest Citv.
Vote FOR DOYLE
E. CARLTON FOR,
POVERNOR ON
JUNE 5th. '
HOW TO VOTE
M. CHAFFER
rm iK i;
hack
^
a
:
R. W. PEARMAN, JR.
(Paid Polilicnl A dvertisem ent)
X
THE!
—The
t»UH
shall
ru*Iea
tveoty
r o t f«
(Paid Political A dvertisem cnl)
l*HA
able U
good
Itrenif
-^
We did not solicit in any way or mnnncr ih<- addition oT
iat was known as n i s jr ir t No. I to District No I. nnd should
• Citizens o f ' Hanford and vicinity lielicre that n Justice of
‘ Trace In SajU ardU s neccessnr) they ran have the former
itrict No. l i w ^ s t n b l i s h e d .
UT.cn
The
There
And
HE
W ILL
ENDEAVOR
1. (JIVE YOU A IUJSI
.. NESS
bent .1. M. Chaffer ,»ns first n|ipointed
i»l> elected at the Inst cencrnl election in
I the a ffa irs of his office in a -alisfacng unnecessary cost to the S ta le nnd
* in preliminary criminal coses, nnd by
1 in cii i! eases.
TION.
PROMOTE
your
support
3. CONTINUE
t
( HAS. 1. MATTHEWS. Posl m aster
J. A. HISTLINNK
H. J. OVERSTREET
C. II. ELLIS
I). II. HOOKER
L. R. PAYNE
EDUCA
TION.
sks
The solution of the question ns presented to you in the
(going statem ent is to re-nomionte J. \l. Chaffer, our only
ididnte for the offire of Justice of the Peace. District No. | .
J. E. W ALKER
ADM1NISTRA
DRAIN
AGE OF
E V E R -
GLADES
THROUGH
LOCAL
ADMINIS
TRATION.
C0 NT IN C E
ST R UCT I ON
(I’aifl I’nlilical A dvertisem ent)
GOOD ROAD3.
T h irty
y ears
ago I
canie
here
from
DeLand.
I
S T It E N G T n E N
had Just finished four years at Stetson U niversity, where
HANKING LAWS.
I worked my way through school. My business enreer
here began as a clerk.
li. EX PED ITE
L ater I was favored by the voters
PROCEDURE.
of Sanford nnd served two term s as alderm an on the
old cifv cottneil.
COURT
For one term I was elected mayor.
AD VOTE
FEWER
A fter my service to tlu* city I went into county public
LAWS AND BETTER
life ami was for five yturn a member of the Orange Coun
OBSERVANCE,
ty School Hoard fn the days when Seminole County
not yet been created.
had
At the lipie FVminole County was
divided from O range Co.ipty ] was chalrnian of our South
ern neighbor's school Ixinrd.
9. REDUCE TAXES,
A fter the creation of th is county, I was elected as the
first superintendent ef public Instruction.
I served in
10. CONSERVE AND D E
th at capacity for six years. %At th e end of th a t tim e I
VELOP
wits succeeded by the present superintendent of public
Instruction, T. W. laiw lon.
STATE- RE-
SOURCES.
T h at is my record ns a public
serv an t.
1. R E M O V E
T he Sanford C ham ber of Commerce has alw ays had my
ROAD
h earty support.
M EN T
I have alw ays attem pted to he unselfish
ly public-spirited. Every w orthy venture in aiding both the
• ,
city und county hus had my hacking. At present I am
STATE
DEPART
FROM
TOLL
T1CS AND
12. PR EV EN T ITS CON
VERSION
or re-election as State Comptroller,
lie best qualified man in the race He
[,/
^ s-*^ *
If elected to the office of CLERK OF THE
CIRCUIT COURT, I pledge my undivided
personal attention to the duties of the office
•
*
lands for strict Economy, consistent with
*
t
*
-
»"
k1
>und business principles. He has been
| • •
jr l
;
J ,-
•
INE.
MACH
HE CHA1.LEN-
G E D
HATHAWAY
SEVERAL T I M E S
AND
WAY
I I AT HAFA ILED
TO
. M EET HIM.
DA’S TIM E TO HAVE
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GOVER
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Born in Marion County, Florida, June 21, 1884. Educated in
the common schools of that county. Began his career at
Jacksonville at the age of fifteen years. Admitted to the
Florida Bar in January 1914. Elected Mayor of Jacksonville
three consecutive terms. Elected Governor of Florida in 1924.
A SUMMARY OF SOME OF THE THINGS ACCOMPLISHED
DURING HIS TERM OF OFFICE A S GOVERNOR:
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REORGANIZATION OF STAT E ROAD DEPARTMENT
The State Road Department was created ten years before he
became Governor. He reorganized the Department and put in
capable, efllcient men who believed with him that the people
wanted service and as a result in the three years he has serv
ed there has been built more than a thousand miles of hardsurfaced roads, from 18 to 22 feet wide on a 30-foot road bed.
There is under construction or contracted f o r 1,400 miles
more of standard road. There has also been built 37,000 feet
of bridges mostly concrete and steel.
REDUCTION OF STATE TAXES
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When he became governor, the people of Florida paid 10*54
mills for the purpose of running the State Government. He
has reduced that State Tax to 7 '/> mills, more than one-third.
The public often confuses the United States Government, city
and county taxes with the State tax. The Governor is not re
sponsible for the taxes of any city, county or the Federal Gov
ernment, yet those who want to do him an injustice try to
charge him with the amount o f all these when they know lull
well lie has nothing to do with any save the State Tax, which he
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has reduced by one-third.
FREE SCHOOL BOOKS
Free school Books have been provided upon his reccommendation to the Legislature, and the State of Florida now gives
school books to every boy and girl, from the first to the sixth
grade, inclusive; something that no-other Governor has ever
done. This measure was not intended to help the rich, only
the unfortunates who cannot provide books, and it certainly
has done no harm to those who can afford them.
INCREASED CONFEDERATE PENSIONS
During his administration the pension of the Olcl Confedrate
Soldier and his widow was increased from $25 to $40 per
month.
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$398,633.93 for issuing charters.He got the old law repealed and
a new one substituted, and in 1925, the first year the new law
was in effect, Florida received more than u$L400,000 by this
one act.. Since the new law has been enforced, it has put more
than $3,000,000 in the Treasury of Florida without hurting
anyone.
HANDLING OF STATE FUNDS
His 1927 message recommended a law requiring everyone to
turn the State’s money promptly into thc\lreasury. This act
alone will save the people more than $60,000 a year which the
State has been losing in interest on account of those who had
State funds holding the money out, letting the banks use it
and not turning it over promptly to the Treasury where it be
longs.
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PAYMENT OF STATE DEBT
When he came into office he found that the State was in debt.
For 56 years the State had owed $601,567 and no Governor
had ever paid it. In October, 1926, his administration paid
this amount and got the State out of debt. Now Florida
does not owe a penny to anyone and has two million dollars
more in the Treasury than when he went into office. There is
only one other State in the nation like Florida, free from
debt.
John W. Martin now seeks to render the people of Florida the
same character of patriotic, fearless and diligent service as
United States Senator. His election means further advance
ment and development of Florida; the protection and develop
ment of the best interests of her citizens; the equitable reduc
tion of freight rates so as to put Florida farmers and manufac
turers from discriminatory tariff rates; a full measure of appropriations for public buildings, flood control anc^the de
velopment of harbors and waterways; and a determined ef
fort to abolish the Federal Inheritance Tax.
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CHANGING CORPORATION LAWS
He has changed the manner o f getting charters by corpora
tions. This change has brought us thousands of dollars an
nually, which we did not receive before. In 1924? the last
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K. INVKSTM KNT
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o f a S u innm n III Ohm icury
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p»>rn-•- i>f rnirl. lieliiK u n k n i.i. i. • 'oiil|ilaltil w ill lo* Inhi-H n x i*oiii T I I K o S T I I.lt SS. oin* of Ho* .lo.pnrtiK-r*. l i n i l l n x u m lr r it,. li’i x w l l o j o i n am i ohi*li o f >ou. niut fnm lm itx nmnoil lu Hil* xult
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Cucumbers For
Pickling Almost
Given Away
Laney’s
“The Friendly Drug Store»»
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Prescriptions filled promptly
Shnford
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cumber* I have many ttmall
one* juxt a* rood ns any
ulhrr* for ' picklinif, but not
Niiifalilc Tor nililii* in with
table rucumhera coin" to the
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frexh, firm ami except foe
*lrc ax kuihI a* any other* not
only fur pickling hut for table
u*e.
Will cletivrr them a n y
where in Sanford fur $1.00 per
hiixhrl if urtlered immediately.
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Every Courtesy will be accorded .
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DEMOCRATIC NATIONAL
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From Ith Congressional District Opposed
To Smith
SMA1.'. 1»0T.VJ0KS.
“cull*", good pnlnfiSr* hut not
it* easily or quickly prepared
fur conking a* the large one*.
While they la*t, will sell these
1iilsn hi 51.00 per hushel deliv| ered.
Mine your order;! in the
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San lord,
202 Fast First Street, Florida
(Paid Political A dvertisem ent)
W. W. W right
JUDGE OF THE 2.*ird JUDICIAL CIRCUIT
CANDIDATE FOR RE-ELECTION
“Having been petitioned by every member of the bar of the
Twenty-third judicial circuit to become an applicant to xsucceed myself as judge of the circuit, and being deeply apprecia
tive of this action on the part of the bar, and also appreciative
of the assistance and support of the bar and of the people of
the circitir generally in assisting me in the administration-of this important'and responsible - Qfllco throughout -the two
■yo»r»4 h avc\serVedVT take Ibis opportunity of formally an
nouncing to the people of the circuit that I will he an applicant
to succeed myself, and when elected, will continue my effort
to administer the office capably, fairly and impartially, doing
equal justice between all men in all matters brought before
me, conscientiously and to my best ability.”
(I’aitl I'olitival Atlverlispnicnt)
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COUNTY JUDGE
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Major A. E. Barnett
The a ffa irs of the present adm inis
tration of the County Court show
EXTRAVAGANCE. IN EFFICIEN CY
anti a LOSS to the taxpayers of Semi
nole County who have to pay for the
expenses attached to the original try i..;; (or, when remanded for re-trying)
of ' . minnl cases when same arc re
versed.
Will Speak,
Subject:
“WHY 1 SHALL VOTE
FOR BALLARD
FOR COUNTY
COMMISSIONER”
(Paid Political A dvertisement)
F o r C o n s ta b le
E. KINLAW
Hr will (fivu you an t»ffii*ii*nt. .Rffeetivi* anil ecoimmival ailniinistration «>l
the a ffa irs of th e office.
A man who stands fo r Ju*tiiR,
Equality and Priiilcnro in (he Judicial
A dm inistration of the Laws of the
State.
The records show th a t it will cost
approxim ately $(>0.00 to re-try a Crim
inal ease in County Court.
The present incumbent, according to
the Records of Seminole County, has
been REVERSED in 7f> per ccut of
the Criminal ensos appealed from his
Court and is shown to be only 25 per
Kent efficient, by virtue of th e appeal
cases, in the handling of all C rim inal
m atters th a t originally come before
him. W hen Crim inal eases are rever
sed on nppual to th e higher court, all
costs of trial in the lower c o u rt 1$ paid
out of the fine and fo rfeitu re fund. ..In
determ ining Judicial Q ualifications, it
is necessary to calculate th e per centago of cases affirm ed or reversed on
appeal.
YOUR SUPPORT AND VOTE IN
TH E COMINC;
DEMOCRATIC’ PRI
MARY ELECTION \M I.L HE A P
PRECIATED.
Iloeniise of tin* nival rcHponsihilitii's
in* has Mr. Wilkinson will not he ahh*
to rail on each voter personally, so
he and his many irienos tru st that
th e votrra of this county will read
w ith care th e facts recited and irive
him th e ir support and vote on Ju n e fi.
SAM UEL A. R. WILKINSON will
The Crim inal ua.scs appoalod to th e
C ircuit C ourt from th e present incum
bent's adm inistration, in accordauco
w ith the rulings of the H igher C ourt,
show a loss to th e county in floes,
labor and court costs of approxim ately
,000,00, Thu g re a test loss, however,
is th e irreparable injury to th e public
hy virtue of these existing conditions.
make you an A ltL E COUNTY JIIDC.E,
Experience - Efficient - Honest
10 Years a resident of Sanford
Served a term as constable
in North Carolina
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Will appreciate your support
on June the 5th.
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AMVi^ L A. H.'W ILK IN SO N was bora March 25th, 1891. Left n orphan at tlie age of seven, he worked ids wuy th ro u g h gram m ar
'school, high school and Hciun years of toiiege. He graduated from the U niversity of Florida in 1916 w ith the Degree of Bachelor of
Laws. Two years later, a fte r .continued study a t the U niversity, he received the Degree of Bachelor of Science in Education.
. Signally honored throughout his college career ut the U niversity of Florida, he. was Cadet-M ajor in 1917 and also ip 1919, o f th e U. S.
Reserve O fficers’ Training Corps, the highest position a cadet could a tta in at th a t time in the U niversity's M ilitary D epartm ent. In A thle
tics, in 1917, he served as captain of the V arsity Football Team and a lso was coach and captuin of the U niversity's T rack Team, winning
several medals ajid cups by his e ffo rts in this departm ent. In th e L ite ra ry D epartm ent, in 1915, ’16, ’17, he won several of the S ta te O ra
torical and Essay C ontests on N ational Prohibition and oth er subjects. Jle served us President of the S tate Inter-collegiate Prohibition As
sociation in 1917rund is a m em ber of ^he Theta Chi F ra te rn ity and se vend H onorary F raternities.
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A y ear a fte r serving as an officer in the U. S. Army during tho World W ar in 1918, he taught school for two years as the Principal
of two Florida High Schools. L a te r he moved to Sanford taking up the practice’ of Law in 19?1 und has been active in his profession fo r
the past seven years. He is a m arried man and has two children, and in addition to his family responsibilities, has a widowed siste r and
six children who are dependent upon him for th e necessities o f life.
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�THE SANFORD HERALD. SANFORD..* FLORIDA’. SATURDAY. JUNE 2/1028
PAQK SEE
llto S t a l e n f r l b r l i l n .
In anti -■f<*r
K.-niln.ile C o u n t s . F l o r i d a . "n fill*
• lie H h d a y o f M ay, A D. 19:*.
V. B. DOUHLAHS.
I't.-Ht C i r c u it C o u rt, S e m i n o l e
C o u n t y . F lo r id a .
My A. M. W E E K S .
D e p u t y C ic tU
WILSON* ft R O Y L E .
K o llc R o r f o r C o n ip tn ln a n ta .
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T itn c in c u r r cflt'ttT o f hem
INOI.i : COUNT**. FLORIDA. I?
CIIANCBIIY.
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hlii w i f e , mid JA Y F . 1MTT.V,
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Oil HEIi o r I'fill.I CATION
lies Arc Made I.ooking To
-eparations Of Regulation
wernlnc Liberalized R?-
dlstounT Twite O f B an k ers
S AS 1IINGT 0 N. J t t n o - 2.—A nr-ttep Imir'becn taken by the
(fovemment to facilitate the easier
operation of the country’s husitirea and financial cyt-tem. Studies
warp made liy the f.ukrul reserve
board looking- to preparation of
regylationn . to govern operation
of ,the liherulized
n-di«count
priritcdgeH of member hanks, pro
vided In the Sheppard-McKndden
• Amgiulnu-ni to the reserve act.
Exports SHid that tho amendti.ctjt would niean much to busi*
nc6i. It Will enable producera of
all staple commodities to obtain
prompt payment for poods by
presentation of bills of lading in
ahlpmcnta, nccompaincd by drafts,
at the- federal reservo member
bank, pnder the law the drafts
may b<J discounted by the member
banks, !nmi then become eligible
paper fjbi- rediscount nt the reserve
bank*, subject
(o
regulations
prepared by the board.
' Uhdttr the old Inw llita privi
lege whs extended only In 'a re*
atritted clans of ngrietiltuml commodltiiT, even cotton rood, flour,
bran, chimed food products' and
thcr .fihished goods being ex
cluded. 'While demnnd fur liberali
sation o f the discount privilege
was Yalscd by Southern agricul
tural1interests, experts auid that
producers in fill Eoctio ” of the
country will reap the benefit.
Apparently drafts ncconRianiod
by bills o f lading representing
ahipments of steel, lumiier, canned.
-and jri?report'd fuud.-.^m weli Tfr, .i'
o frn th J ^ tr$ p l£ -^ m 1)3^,
. d i l l M f -both m t^fnnrbl i ihuTact u ^ iC
are ^tigible for discount nt the
member banks.
Secretary of Treasury- Mellon
and Governor Roy A. Young of
tho ’Tjeserve board feel that the
broadening of the rediscount priv
ilege 'will react beneficially both
to the member banks and com
merce generally.
Some time will be rcRuirciNI***
foro tho board issues its regula
tions. Tho law provides that bills
o f lading or other shipping dneuments conveying title to pro- |
ducts which are “non-perishable, i
readily marketable, agricultural j
arm u«m>i “*"_ples,” obtain the I
rediscount privilege mid bccojnc
♦'eligiblo paper."
The law provides furtlier tliat
tho maturity"rif 1!r.-:Tis iTr’t'iIT."iiT
exchange shall not exceed 00
days from tho date of tiie ship
ment. In discounting these bills
reserve banks may compute tho
Interest to be deducted o n the
basis of tho estimated life of each
bill and "adjust the discount after
payment In conform with the a c
tual life then.1.”
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T H E S T A T E O F F L O R I D A TO :—
JAY
F . P IT T S . CliIcnKO, C ook
C o u n t y , I lllnolfa.
It i.p peurln K friim o n A f f M n v l f l i n t In Oils c a u a c t h a t y o u , J A Y F.
P IT T S , a r e a r m l d r n t or a R ln t o o r
C o u n t r y ..th n r t h a n
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TO M Y FRIENDS
IN SEMINOLE COUNTY
.1 wish to take tkf£&fat opportunity to ask for your con
tinued supporrof my candidacy and also to say in contradiction of the wholly-wtfoGnded rumors, which have
recently been circulated, I have never, at any time made
any statement about discharging or employing teach%
ers, principals or other employes of Seminole County
Schools, it is not necessary for me to say that my sole
aim is the welfare of our vmmy ppnpln
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NATL HANK
Candidate for Superintendent of. Public Instruction
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I am opening a shop in Sanford and will
he equipped to handle any kind of repair
work promptly.
Phone 88.3 in care <>i* Smith and Jordan
Inc., tin til new address is announced.
C. KilHngsworth
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Leonardy
To The People Of Florida
T ill
for re-election
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ttorney —
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lissiouer Group 2
YOCR INTERiCSl' WILL
PItOTECTICD
EDMON’ 6 H. I*ALMT:iL#l,U‘ y Ll<ifk
K ollc ltor f o r C o m p la i n a n t ,
(I'uid I'oliticnl AdvcrliscnK’iit)
E. H. KILBEE
for Tax Assessor
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He is a man who stands lor the up-building of his county.
He stands for each and every one to pay their part of the taxes
to run. our county. •*
It is his intention, if elected, to cover Seminole County personally, placing the burden of taxation on each and everyone
in proportion to what he is worth.
YOUR VOTE \VILE pE APPRECIATED
2 ? V ^ » 3 i# fc‘
(Paid Political Advcrliacincnl)
To voters of Semi
nole Comraty:
Since coming into tho office of Prosecuting
Attorney lip* Seminole County on January
Kh, 1927, I have had 600 convictions. These
convictions cover crimes ranging from ille
gal riding of trains, «larccncy, worthless
checks, assault and battery, reckless driving,
culpable negligence as well as many eonvic-
VOTE FOR
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will be glad if my friends throughout the
Milk For Babiea
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I am a candidate for member of Boar*
MiorlnH,
ai.lr T r a c k F a e l l H l M
I'Knnr KWl
200 N. M a p le A r c .
in t h e c ir c u it c o u r t o f t i ie
TWENTY T llin il
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CIIICfIT OF THE NTAThr Of’
ri.flltlDA IN AMI FOH IBMINOJ.E COUNTY. IN CHANCERY.
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lions for possession and sale of intoxicating
liquor.
I RELIEVE MV RECORD OF GOlLCONVICTIONS IN A IJTTLE MOftE THAN A
YEAR ENTITLES ME TO A FULL TERM
AS PROSECUTING ATTORNEY*
oi I rosecuting Attorney, subject to the
Democratic primary next Tuesday, June 5th,
il elected I promise to continue to work for
Ihe best interests of the peo'ple of SeminoleN
County.
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1 wish further to add that I have been ac
tively engaged in the practice of law in Sem
inole County for ten years and have handl
ed cases in all the courts, ho th civil and crim
inal.
j
My experience as an attorney, and my work
in the office I now hold, I believe, are my
best qualifications for holding the office for
the next term.
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(Paid Political Advertisement)
—Yours truly,
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JOHN <?, LEQNARDYj j
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SANFORD
SANFORD FLORIDA.
PAY, JUNE 2, 1928
PAGE flBVEN
E. E. Walker Has A Last Word
Says He Made A
Clean
Race
And
Believes ‘ He Will
Be Nominated For
Sheriff Of Seminole
County.
Candidate
THEu
that up to (hit, moment, ( am (hr only m an in the
field who has gone on record with a solemn promise
lo the people to E N F O R C E T1IK I.AWS OK OUR
COUNTRY AS T H E Y H A V E IIEEN W RIT T E N . A t
the last inonivnt, I want to repeat that promise with
nil of enerity of my soul.
District No. 4
“I have been a law enforce
ment officer for nine years
in Sanford and Seminole
County, having served on
W hatever Jh past is none. If I could have had the
awful lesson that h n s determined me to go to the
hat with crime and criminals. Several years ago.
my count* in life would have been different. I can
not call hark m> brother who died a | the hands of
a murderer, while he was acting in the discharge
of his sworn d u ly; hut I can take up the work where
he left off when the m urderer's band struck. I want
the privilege of proving to th e honest, law-abiding
citizen* of Sscmlnole County th a t the law can be
enforced.
m y y e a r s or experience
w e lf q u a lify m e for th e
post of constable in District
Four, for which office I am
lice forces.
J L .d a . U tU _ U £ cd _ lb e bootlegger---- L d o not drink and-‘
WITH - V illi. I want you lo trust me with
credit upon Ihe good men and worn* n "hu
“I h a v e a lw a y s tried to
serve the people in the best
manner possible and my re
cord shews that 1 have suc
ceeded.
iuul emu
conscientious man
ner that I have followed
while serving you in other
capacities.”
t
Bob Wilcox
(l*itid l*oli(it'tiI A dvertisem ent)
A man who does no| believe tli.it the prold
Sheritl of S> minole County. The oath of n
pr< uii-es in ppholil the Constitution of the
Nlaln;d .my slierilT who doe* not enforr
1 am ihe e ' l , man in ihe race lor SliciitT
b r i ,,t,h I • * i • our ttuirl* today are Iracald
lln* l o>ii*a lins a* good prohihiiiiiii law*
go i itul cn fo iia id e laws, were sent in ihe I
tlon laws enforced. I Iteg of yon In give liu
S ti.luoh ( i i at) ol Hu* g i i n l m iher i I i
h a v e - tte r e r drunk- Ht phr r r »
* idoiig and going to school w ith your Ivors.~"1 want
to* protect m> boys against the lii|uor traffic and
while doing so. I will sa fe g u a rd your home a ga inst
the wile* of the txwitlrgger.
I will K E E P FA IT H
mil I will conduct the office ol Sheriff in a m anner that will reflect
to Ihe S heritt's office.
o f Florida ran he enforced should not take the oath of office of
Ihe Sheri ff of Seminole County must take, enjoins, and the Sheriff
ilc*. T h e prohibition law* are part of the Constitution of the United
ibilimt la w , doe* not uphold the Constitution of our nation,
ionised l he pen)\V lo enforce that law.
Nine te n th s of the crimes
olaiion o i ilo> prohibition law. | nin told by men in position to know,
ile in lli •• I iiinn. The very f a d that Florida legislators who favored
should i wo inn- any officer Mini Ihe people of Florida want Ihe pro hihilunity to p r o 'e that our laws can be enforced. Let us. you and I, rid
V i ii will go <■> the poll* next T iiim I ix ami <
lege of lrnuclii.se i* a great one; Imii it also
Isiollegger reign and submit to Ihe rax.igii
the childhood and homes of out lair lo iim rj
I h ate *aid all l!,ut ant man can s i t .
I
make good all I have promised or get on
The hour of I r i u m p b - o f right or wrong i
appreciate tour second choice, t siibiiul to
E. Walker, Candidate For Sheriff Of Seminole County
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for securing a complete election service, which it will
furnish the people of Sanford and Seminole County
on next Tuesday night. The plans call for the in
Elder Fathers Of Re
Assertion Results In
stallation of a soecial Western Union wire over which I Cheering Thousands StrivcTo
Victors In Strenuous Fight
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state
races
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Has Received During Recent
n telephone service by which returns will lie received
Air Facing Most Difficult
Start To Assemble
Citizens InThriving
Campaign In Larger Cities
front county precincts.
Portion Of Lengthy Flight
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Village Of Amarillo
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building.
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Flyers Enjoy Rest
has lu-en tendered the use ot' a sicreopticiuli machine
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After Severe Trial ov
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2D .38 1 ed to Philadelphia in the event of
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ticket route and went to second on
ing (.'omission to postpone the
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llcw ell’a nicely plnced sacrificed Total*
June 13 date at Ebbetts Field i*
Orlnmlo 2; Sanford 0.
hunt. Wade failed out to Skipper
Bv inning*:
scouted by Tex Rickard, who is
noo ooo onn -<•
Wella but along came Ilarnea with HANORB
St. Petersburg T; Miami 2.
claiming the champion for a
200 000 lOx—3
Daytona Beach 3-8; W est l \ II. Tight with Jim m y S lattery on
n fast grounder down to Vinu. Orlando
Two base hit: McConnell 2. 2-2 (first gam e 10 innings).
Barnes beat the throw to first and
Jiir.e 14.
Wade rounded third only to get Cox Sacrifices: Hcwcll, A ltrani',
NATIONAL LKAGEK
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rnught at the plate for the third Edmondson. Stolen base: Kirby.
Boston P; Philadelphia 4.
ST. PETERSBURG—C onstruc
Double lavs: i* in to McConnell
outFt. Louis 2; P ittsb u rg 3.
tion of longest and highest sen
Batne«.
Orlando put over two in their to Rtfrncs; Barron to
Only gam es scheduled.
level bridge in .World which will
hulf of the session nnd the fan* Bose* on Imlls o ff )ibi>run 7. fill
AMERICAN LKAGEK
extend from htfre to Piney Poll)'
thought they were going to see : breath 2 • S trurk out by It i m p 4
W ashington 0; New York 4.
over Tam pa Bay to begin noon..
another runawey victory>Chancey. Cuibreath 3. Hit by pitched ball
Detroit 0; Cleveland 4.
who wu* shifted to the lend off by Bat .on ( I / hrm unn). Wild pit Cl irrtgo T-1; St. Louis 2-2.
position, worked Barren f->r a rh rs: Dnrro.) 2. Loft on bates:
Philadelphia at B istan, rain.
walk and went to third on Cox’* Snnfrd ••: Oinndo 10 Em pires:
AMERICAN ASSOC I NITON
double. Abiains rolled to short and Weaver and Moore. Time. 1:4ft.
Louisville I; Indianapolis 2.
HIGHLAND LAKE INN
Chauncey was held on third. K ir
Toledo T; Columbus 2.
Hendersonville, N. C.
FLORIDA STATE LKAGEK
by drew a puss to load the has
Only games scheduled.
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Pet.
socks Choncey scored on Edmond
.(lift . INTERNATIONAL LKAGEK
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son'* sacrifice fly to right field Orlando*
.ft!•4 | • Jersey Cjty 7; Newark 8.
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and- Cox look third. On at uU-L&W Petersburg '
Montreal 7 ; Rochester 2.
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tem pted double steal, Kirby made B e st Palm Bench 1"
Baltimore' 2; Deading 4.
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I am opening1a shop in Sanfg^d and will
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second nnd a* P a ik ’* throw was Jle.ytona Beach
Only g a m e s scheduled.
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Inch and wide Cox trickled over S n n fr.l
he equipped to handle any kind of repair
SOI T il EASTERN I.EAG I E
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with the second counter. Vinu Miami
* A **Tam pa 11-10; Jacksonville ft ft
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NATIONAL LKAGEK
fouled out to end the paruile.
work promptly.
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Pet. j Pensacola K-2; Columbus pj-p.
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Spend
your
vacation
here
in
IMione
8H.‘J in care of Smith and Jordan
.did | Savannah P-T; Albany 2 1.
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Baron tightened up and there Cincinnati
this
beautiful
natural
park
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Montgomery
ft;
Selma
2.
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w asn't u look in until the seventh, New York
Inc., until new address is announced.
of 300 acres in the “Land of
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when the Colt* put across tally (Chicago
the Sky” on the crest oflJlue
.ftd.K I OCA LA —C ariot shipm ents of
It*
number 2 With one away Abrams i t. Louis
Ridge 2 300 ft. elevation.
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.ft IT I ri ng P an- being made from Mar
and Kirhv drew walks, Edmond Brooklyn
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Lire- lair for fifthing. IxMiinf. wim.42111ion Countv.
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sonklr)i*ted out to re n te r hut l.clil" Pitl.'bui g
mmc. Cull, Irimh, hor^clwik ritline.
munn crackisl II single t<> M-nii
and
under trxjwm. ir«i
Abram s in from second. Vinu
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pit>
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Excfllmi
m .»U. ihdi'r ,
whiffed und the M-nring wan over.
mu«if. p**Iitc vrvlcr. rpaxon/dt* i*rrs
Cnrmv First Si. and Sanford Avo.
nli r \ h po n c
SANFORD
cut’j r ^ Inr rent. Ojcn )i:n* I*
Fridbie, ss
. 3 0 0 1 2 0
M.*|. r n . C. Wcvxluaul, Mjt.
3 0 0 1 0 0
licvvell, rf
1 0 0 t 0 0
Wade, rf
*4 0 2 8 0 1
Bpilics, lit
Opeij
'd bat or his his own dice or sonw- | eighteenth in IP2T until j J
h irg. •
! Also th a t, even with the
No. there is nothing I can s a y ,
h jt ^
nt ^ j n j
igainst (Icorge IL Bnth
George's total of.
•ven if I wanted to? which of year show* only t l r»(n n ,
•curse 1 do Thftf* is ro U u n g 111.: w hcrcas , nM yt>ar L,
i go-il old fa-hioned n ttn tk o n .
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George to relieve th n t p « n t-tip 1m ghlccnth until •
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feeiing. soften the finger tips and T
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take the ink sro ts out of white beatific mood, I
point nut the fa d that (»-•<Tg»|
cheviot.
14 hom e run- l.v M»r j ||
I was about due to give him hi* only
bi-m onthly reviling today but nil year, a fte r which I rln-- ta * l
I enn do about it is point outc thn*. in tho g ard ei« ..r . t .
<v
he hit his eighteenth homd run on valley w ith the r« • - f tho I
May 20 and thnt he didn't g ''t h i' tnnids.
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Upholstering
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N otice T o T h e Public |
For
Saturday A n d Sunday
June 2n d and
3rd
Cold Drinks and.cigarsw ili he given awayl
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free of charge with every purchase of
$1.00 or more. We give better value than!
any place in town. Come in and investi-]
gate.
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El lon J . M o u g h t o n
Architect
i First Nat ’I Hank Hlclif.
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Sanford, Fla.
TOM W ATSON
W ATERMELONS
40c
VACATION SUGGESTIONS
and 50c
Corner Sanford & Second
&
I'almelU* & Second
A l The Yow ell Co.
( It n • An -1 in R cp-otI
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Cucumbers For
Pickling Almost
Given Away
From large i.hi|inirnl« of rurumbt-ro I haw- la nil) miwiII
ones j n -1 ii, uooil a s a ” )
olhcrs |n r pickling, but •((><
huilnble (or lllisini; in will)
table rociililloTM going In (he
northern innrkeU.
lh-> are
fresh, firm mill except (or
sire an giool us an) others not
only (“ r pickling but for table
use. Will deliver (hem any
where in Sanford for St.0(1 per
boshil i< ordered Im m rdiatel).
Also n large u«. nnuilnlion of
SM VI.*; '" IT \ TMKS.
“culls", good potatoes liol not
ns rnsil, or <|uirk1) prepared
for rooking as llie lurge one«
While lhr> Insl, will sell these
nlsn a| SI Oil per loishel debt •
rred.
Telephone tour order, in Ihe
evening to No TTft
Corner 12th and Snnford A\etme
In Mv
91^ 74
Smart Sturdy
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Wiilmi't
Inexpensive, yet sm art nnd sturdy,
this offering of luggage will make
your vacation unusually enjoyable.
H at Boxes
FERTILIZER}
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No, your bouse has never been
entered, you've never bad »
thing stolen, you can't under
stand why yon should carry
burglary Insurance . . . . but
If you ever lost heavily ONE
TIM E you’d find the need so
Kreal p e would not have to
aell you—you'd hrjng us your
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$ 3 .5 0 to $ 3 5 .0 0
Also Nicely Fitted Traveling Bags
Min tie r
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Boys Wash
and
Suits
BRADLEY
“’th is
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$ 4 .5 0 to $ 7 .0 0
AMMO-PO-the perfect top dresser. The original, nat
ural product, centniniug .32 per cent Pinal Food. C’ontuins no Horax or chlorine.
—Write for our New Farm Record Hook—
Florslieim
Shoes
For Men
A T L A N T IC & G U LF
F E R T IL IZ E R C O M P A N Y
FLORIDA
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Ten to Twelve Dollars
\Most Styles •
$i . 50t o $3.50
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save moucy. Slip me t h e I o w h I o w i i / ’
ffWell—-lake, these kicks, for inslance. They’re FLORSIIE1MS. Ever
see smarter lines? Finer qnulity?
Never! But do they coat more lliau
ordinary shoes?
"Not at alii Buy FLORSHEIMS,
brother, and save mouey yourscIXl *
Palmn- Linen, woven \
Madras and Pure Linen
are favored
fabrics fea
voroa inoncn
ic«- R '- i i y
tured in these reason- l u f e v '
Swimming Suits
. M triced
. , Wash Suits. H / p T"
In nil the Henson’s wanted colors and ^
J‘oungster will cnseveral different models, t h e ^ sw.mth(,si. rtUmmcr days
ntiiiR suits by Bradley and Wil-\\ itc -in^ |m(,
nf these
lhpst, com
coni.
one of
are exceptional values.
fortable suits. , . i A!
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JA t’KjiONVILLE *
IL W„ DEANE, Agent
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A sm art box that will give A wide range of stylos from
splendid service
which to select.
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THE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD, FEPHIPAy SATURDAY, JUNE 2, T928
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3ii announcing th at I am a candidate for th e Legislature in Group No. 2 from this
county l feel that some reason should be ..given you as to why I have done so, and
too what ! will try to accomplish if honored by election. I submit my record as a
citi/w of this county since October 1st, 1920 for your consideration, and earnestly
request th at you investigate it thoroughly. I submit my service as rendered as a
member of the 1925 sessions (3) of the Florida Legislature from this county. In
justice to myself will say th at I worked fo r economy and progress a t all times. That
1 was present a t all roll calls and made every effort possible and worked for
constructive legislation. 1 worked for th e betterm ent of the public welfare and
am glad to say th at at no time did I ever offer or work for any legislation th at
th at would not benefit all of the people.
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elected to represent you in the coming legislature I will give the same loyal
service to the duties as was rendered in th e past. I will work for measures th at
will reduce the present burden of taxation and give to the people who are paying
the bills 100 cents for every dollar spent. I will make every effort possible to im
prove the school system of the State of F lorida at large and to give to the rural
districts the same school term as is enjoyed by the cities and towns. There is no
progress in any form th at can last except it be supported by intelligence. Our
boys and girls of today are our men and women of tomorrow and they are the great
est asset that we have so let us develop this asset to carry on in the future affairs
of the great commonwealth intelligently. I will work for the creation of a free
pcholarsh’p from each county in the state, oncjo.tlie Universityw>f Florida and onje^rUt.
• for—women. These schools .are supported, by sta
state aid and-why-not'-'*
give to ^ rn e deserving young woman and young man the chance to get an edu
cation. The Agricultural Tnterests of the state in my opinion should be given everv aid that the state and county governm ent can afford to render. My position
on local legislation is I think understood. I will pass local legislation th at is prop
erly endorsed, but if not endorsed by a majority my position is it cannot become
active except when approved bv a m ajority vote in the area discussed, in other
words by a referendum vote. 1 will thank you for your support and your vote on
June 5th, and if elected I pledge myself to do all I can for the State of Florida.
No man can do more.
Yours faithfully,
ames
Candidate For Governor
The only candidate who has fou gh t C o u n ty
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H om e R ule, Race T r a c t G a m b l i n g a n d
If
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“Alwl
Sidney J. Catts.
Mr. Carson has a ls o P R O V E D
G ra tt and
Corruption in the State R oad D epartm ent
A VOTE FOR
James M. Carson
Is a vote tor sane retorm in State Governm ent
J. R. LYLES
(Paid Political Advertisement)
.ji.'l K]
(Paid Political Advertisement)
L P. HAGAN
Candidate For Re-election State Legislature
(Group 2)
Candidate fo r
P R O S E C U T IN G
I wish to express my sincere apprecia
tion to the many people who have sup
ported my candidacy in this campaign.
My time has been limited to such an ex
tent that it has been impossible for me
to make a personal canvass of the coun
ty and I wish to take this means
of
thanking my supporters and assure
them of my appreciation,
Y o u rs very truly
L. P. Hagan
(Paid Political Advertisement)
ATTOURNEY
It is the duty of the people to ser
iously consider the qualities of
the aspirants for office and know
ing full well the voters of Sem
inole County will elect the man
whom they think best qualified
for the job, I desire to put my
record and platform before the
public.
I am twenty-eight years of age
and have a family. For the past
five years I have been engaged in
the practice of law in this County
and for more than three years
have been Municipal Judge of
Sanford, an office paying only $50
per month. I believe the Position
of Municipal Judge has given me
as much, if not more, experience
in handling criminal matters
than my opponent. . . artd the of
fice of prosecuting attorney is
HANDLING CRIMINAL MAT
TERS!
I am young, desirous o f making
a name and record for myself
and ask but one opportunity to
demonstrate my ability. I will
appreciate the support of each
voter and if elected to the office
promise a faithful, energetic and
economical administration..
W . E . W h ite
(Paid Political Advertisement)
Maonaav*
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THE SANFORD HERALD. SANFORD, FLORIDA SATURDAY, JUNF, 2, 102ft
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Doyle E. Carlton
having been bilk'd by the Indians as
an officer in the Seminole War and
1701110 rfi Pori Meade Florfda. His
family has been actively identified
with the development of South Flori
da from its pioneer days. As he
sometimes says he was “raised on
the farm about four o’clock every
morning." His early education was
in the common schools of DeSoto
County, Florida; later he worked
on through Stetson University, Uni
versity of Chicago and Columbia
University, and then begun the prac
tice of law in Tampa in Util!, being
now a member of the firm of Ma
bry, Heaves and Carlton.
lie is also actively engaged in citrus
growing, farming and stock raising.
He served in the State Senate, rep
resenting Hillsborough und Pin
Pojle Carlton was horn at Wachula.
Florida, July litH. 1SK7. He is of a
pioneer family, his great grandfather
ellas Counties in 1U17--11H9. and
took a leading part la the passing
of Hoad iliiilding, Agricultural and
educational Measures.
ISSUE
OF
CARLTON HAS NOT
DISCUSSED PERSONAL
LIFE OF ANY CANDI
DATE
THK PERSONAL, LIKE OK NO CANDIDATE HAS BEEN
DISCUSSED BY MR. CARLTON. HE HAS CONFINED HIS
EFFORTS TO A PRESENTATION OK PRINCIPLES.' THAT
HE HAS SUCCEEDED IS OBVIOUS IN THE BITTERNESS
OK THOSE FORCES WHICH IIAVE BEEN A R R A Y E D
AGAINST HIM FROM THE VERY" BEGINNING, SEEING?
AS THEY DID, IN HIS ELECTION A STINGING REBUKE
FROM THE VERY PEOPLE THEY HAD HOPED TO DE
CEIVE.
'
ANCIO, DESPITE THE MOST FRENZIED E F F O R T S OF
THE OPPOSITION WHICH HAS SOUGHT MOST DKSPARATIiLY TO DESCREDID. HIM IN THE MINDS OF THE
VOTERS.
<
CAMPAIGN
NO POLITICAL CAMPAIGN IN THE HISTORY OF FLORI
DA HAS DEVELOPED A MORE CLEAR CUT ISSUE THAN
NOW CONFRONTS THE VOTERS OK THIS STATE—THE
ISSUE O K MACHINE RULE A N D ALL ITS ATTENDENT
UGLINESS.
THE MAN W'HO HAS,CARRIED THIS ISSUE TO THE PEO
PLE FROM THE VERY FIRST IS DOYLE E. CARLTON,
WHO NOW HOLDS A COMMANDING LEAD I N T H E
RACE FOR GOVERNORSHIP. . MR. CARLTON HAS RBf
LIVEREI) HIS MESSAGE TO THE PEOPLE, HONESTLY
AND COURAGEOUSLY IN EVERY PUBLIC A P P E A R -
DOYLE CARLTON’S PLATFORM CAN BE SUMMARIZED
IN A FEW SIMPLE WORDS: A SANE, ECONOMICAL AND
CONSTRUCTIVE ADMINISTRATION, GUIDED BY THE
OLD FASHIONED PRINCIPLES OF COMMON. S E .N S E,
COMMON, HONESTY, COMMON J U S T I C E AND THE
HIGHEST STATESMANSHIP AT HIS COMMAND.
IThi" Adttrllwimnl 1’ald fer by Stmlmile County Supporlera of Duylt emW-KflJ
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THE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD, FLOrttPA,
The Sanford Herald
For Governor
» T « k 1l « k r 4 r t r r j n f l r m n a n r l r r a t
*MM4 a r Ml M aafan l. K 1„ r ( r t« .
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chine and kept it up for four years |
ijcforc they were aide to deliver
A DEFINITE CHALLENGE
the people out of tile hands of cor
TAMPA TR IB U N E
ru p t politicians. *
! So long as r.opic people of good
The S arasota . Times, sta u n c h , govom cr’s 'H d .
1i intentions will he in! Ivented
Or if Juugc C arter will K, .
supporter of Doyle Carlton, quot
partisan considerations as to he
the
records and submit tin iv, u|t
blind to real facts, nnd others pro ing a rem ark made by Judge C ar
r,f
his
findings to the pv-.pU', sut„
fit by machine patronage, it will ter, uf th at city, H athaw ay advobe difficult -to break up corrupt ctc;. torthc effect th at he wouldn't stanlintcd by records, and U5
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combinations in politics. It is th ij belie\V*any
statem ent printed by prove the C arlton charge- utitru:
elem ent thnt gives a sort of tespcc- a Carlton pajier on the subject af the Times will withdraw its -u|.
(ability to machine operations: de H athaw ay’s official record, shoot?
prived of the support of this touch stra ig h t from the shoulder with port from Mr. Carlton,"
W hat could he fairer? ifcre’s :
of respectability, the machine would V.“*'
soon break down out of its own |
^
makc thig pIedgc to definito challenge and pidec
Doyle
C arlton’s
clmlieng,
weakness.
Judge C arter. If Mr. Hathaway Chairm an H athaw ay amounted *
It requires courage for a news-J wijj 5Ucccssful!v deny before an the same thing, because, if l |ap
paper U make wnrfnre on machine | nU(Hercc of Florida people the di- aw ay had accepted the I'arltM
politlcs. The machine has f a r m .t charges brought up by Mr. challenge and refu te the * arlt-u
reaching ng en cir, thnt dares to opn> or lf (lc w;|| meet Mr. charges, the la tte r would hav
pose it, and its tentacles so Invade p nr|j(in jn joint debate ami prove hern elim inated from the - race
business institutions th at while that the charges are pntrue, then but the Titpes now makes it tvthe press is being corrupted on one the Times will cease to support more positive and direct.
hand it is being hampered on the Mr. Carlton in his race for the
We nwait the C arter- llathawa;
other. But a courageous press nev
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answ er.—T am pa Tribune.
e r ceases to fight for n right
cause. It takes time to awaken an paid dearly for its long slumber.
T allahassee— Four larg. t.i:og.
indifferent public to the dangers Ail over this land machine politics to be constructed - by Aifu l K
of a smoothly working political .is well organized. There is no bet DuPont interests as cm to-ait;:
machine. But when the public is ter time to break this up than now. links in state highways in 1' rids
awakened, it discovers th at it ha* —Orlando R eporter-Star.
RE-ELECT
T.
—if
l c t s r - h n r 1nrftH P-R lnifiT v“ a e c u s 'e iM W fr
pcrsonulititM whatsoever, but has confined himself entirely
to the auditors’ renort on the road department’s books.
In view of the facts revealed it would without ques
tion be utter folly to place in the governor’s chair a man
who has already squandered countless thousands of the
—-------o--------people’s
money and who is seeking the new office in order to
If Senator Taylor had started
soon enough to have seen enough coVer up nnd to continue his regime of waste and extrava
people^ we believe he would have gance. And we believe that the people of Florida are .suf
been given a good vote.
ficiently informed concerning this governor’s race to cnsl
-otheir
first choice votes for Doyle Carlton and their second
Arcadia seems to be coming in
choice
votes for James M. Carson.
fo r a lot of publicity lately if for
The Herald believes th n t Mr.
L. P* llag an is most ably quali
fied to represent his d istrict in
the legislature.
J .'.no other reason than being the
Bite of one of linthnw uy’H hauls.
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Vance
Our County Commissioners
!
handed to unfoilunule candidate!,
on June 5.
— —— o-----------. • F or delegates from this dis
tric t, The Herald suggests Jeffe
non B, Browne, and Gilchrist
I Stockton, and from the state at
[’ largo we recommend Itcdmond B.
G autier, M. O Harrison, Bryan
; Mack, and S. C. Ihacock; al$c
r'r a . Ijena Bird, Mrs. Alviu Craig
Mia. Fred Nooney, ami Mrs.
Dwight ft. Read.
-o
'A vota fo r S enator I'urrish may
Iw a v o te.fo r a fu tu re governor of
Florida. As president of the sen
a te , a position for which he n>w
hofds the caucus nom ination, hr
would be equivalent to liebtenant
fjv a rn o r, and in case of a vacanVgg in the governor’# chair, he
fill .it. We think
it
the height of foliy not
w_. %•
-= -= = -,77F JT -3*ll.
W h heard one fine old lady s u y
ing the other day, ‘‘Now who do
you think will be elected county
commissioner, Doyle Carlton or
Charlie Hand 7"
Earlier in this campaign The Herald expressed Ihe desire
to maintain an attitude of strict neutrality in so far as any
of the local candidates were concerned. We did not wish to
become embroiled in local politics and preferred to leave the
Many a politician in u brilliant selection of public office holders entirely in the hands of the
o ra to r because his memory is just people. In the interest of fairplay wo have been forced, h o w
good enough to remem ber famous ever. to come to the aid of one of the candidates who has been
epigram s but not quite good
attacked in a most underhanded manner.
enough, to recall who said them
We refer, of course, to the race between Frank Evans
Wc do noi helii'vi- we have overland W. II. Ilallard for county commissioner. Mr. Italian! is.
seen a political campaign in which we believe, it man of charucter. who wtmltl not for one iuthe newspaper support w « -o stunic iounti’minef the tnclic.s employed against Mr Evans.
eolidly behind one candidate ns it Some of his supporters, however, apparently carried out of
i* in the ease of Ruth B ryan’ the realm of reason by tin- enthusiasm of the .moment, hnv*
Owen’* congressional nice,
stooped to dti things which no fair-minded newspaper could
-o
Gilbert Freeman says or, Way- allow to pass without calling attention to them.
b rig h t’s first visit to Tampa his
Recognizing that the moral fiber of all a im is not Mil
clients were bank robbers; oh Iris ficient to keep them from circulating lies about some candi
second, bootleggers and gam blers; date against whom a personal grudge may exist, the law
On his third, H athaw ay.—Tampa makers of our state enacted primary election laws in which
Tribune. A highwayman.
i« is specifically forbidden that charges of any nature, it
-------- o--------C arlton’s wonderful meeting in made al all, must lie made before eighteen flays of the pri
Miami and H athaw ay’s complete mary, anti that all political literature and advertisements
failure in Tnmpu „re just addition
must be signed.
id indications that the guberna
Opponents of Mr. Evans-—and we say again that we tie
t o r i a l race is over and that thi
not
think
Mr. Ilallard himself is guilty, but some of his sup
victor is tiie gentlem an from
porters
are—have
not only resorted to unfair trickeiy in
Tampu.
their effort to defeat Mr. Evans, but have also stooped so
Ill tho heut of Uic campaign, low as actually to violate the laws <>f Florida and to violate
readern scarcely noticed I lint the such laws ns they could be prosecuted for, il Mr. Evans "ere
“ Southern Cross" had currii <1 n vindictive person, mid could be fined a thousand dollars and
four men nnd tadio equipment
across the I’ucifu- to Honolulu, a sentenced to one year in prison.
We merely mention these facts to show our readers the
feat which hud never been dolu
before.
kind <»f opposition Mr. Evans is confronted with, and to put
them on their guard less other last minute law-violations be
A telegram from Crest view also resorted to in a vain endeavor to cheat Mr. Evans out of
rays that Carlton will have a plur the election which lie has. by bis excellent public record and
allty in Okaloosu counts ,,f (ss,,
hundred nnd that (’a lt- will hi conscientious service to the people, already won. So fat as we
accond high man. This sve take as have been abic to find out, and we have investigated at
good example of what all o| ssc-i length. Mr. Evans opposition is bused wholly on personal
Florida will do.
,rnidges and spite-work.
We ask our readers in voting to remember the excellent
A fter attending some of ihc-c work of the board of county coir.uissi^ners, of which Mr.
political meetings and listening to
Whole volumtis of more or less Evans has been a member. We ask them to remcinbci how
oratory, we ure moved to wumlcr the hoard built the county jail and the county home out of
^W hat has become of th at old senli .-minty sinking fund monies, without selling bonds, ut a sav
penial conception that "the offie ing of thousands of dollars in interest money to the citizens.
ccks the mnn,"
And we ask them to remember that at a time when the City
of Sanford was rushing headlong into debt and squandering
The flower show yesterday was money right and left, the county commissioners kept their
a welcome interlude in u hot puli
ticul campaign. Sometimes it is heads and gave the county a sound, sane, and economical ad
well to consider gardenias, zeiiiun. ministration getting a dollar’s worth of _l)ctieflta for everyphlox mid petunias when things dollar expended.
begin to get too warm fin
At a time liko this, it would be folly not to keep such i
com fort. And then too it is pos board in office, and we ask our readers to vote solidly for
nibie th at some of the lilies can la Frank Evans, John Meisch, Boston Steele anti l». F. Wheeler.
i
MISSION OF THE NEWSPAPER
OHLANJMI IIBPORTKII-STAH
' In h campaign as warm oh anycvcF'waged in Florida,
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charges and counter-charge# have been hurled about with
A
Chicago
m
iim
tcr
gives
th
e
crime.
This is what may generally
j j J J S E ? mm mrrmrnC r l « M
B i l l r r auch rcckleHH abandon that even the impartial citizen i»
newspapers of th n t city credit fo r *to expected from a scif-reapcctins
“ f*
■» < ^ r VmrntmU irr
**
K t a f M a t H H d r r a r t o t fortunate who has not had his vision dimmed by mud defeating Ihe Thampson-Small m a
I ' M U r r u • ( M a r r h 3. IW T .
clots in the eye. We are glad that this campaign
_
is ____
near- chine In the recent election. He press.
There arc,to bo sure, news-pa*
H O U M M l I - H K V M _______
r.llln r
n . HOWAito iii ; ik ; ........ ..qM * « ri Ing its close, and we hope that present animosities will b e '**£*£?* aI1 ol the self-respecting pera th at arc not concerned p artic
HAH1<K K. JO \K < i H u i m I i k l!M (« r promptly dropped with the announcement th at the polls!
lrrc sPeptive of politics,
joined in a crusade ag ain st a nm- u larly with moral questions and
have been closed.
s t n M n i m o > n .tT e x
th ln e th at was fostering vice and business ethics: this small class of
© ■ * V f i r ..........„ ............................... t r . n o
Nl> M r a l k i
------ ---fl.T .I
Through
it
all,
it
seems
to
us,
two
outstanding
facts
publications docs not understand
T f e r r * M r a l k a .................... ............ . | | . ; s
n r C itrlrr M ' U rrk
.
t o .l A remain untouched and unclouded by the smoke screen sent turc for the premium list of t h o ! the mission of n new spaper to
After hearing all the charges and F air. In Loth cases, Mr. Well* mean anything more than being a
T k f H r r a t* . kanli ird'a r l a a r r r n r „ » - out by the opposition.
went to hat" for South Florida power in politics and a so rt of a
Pmprr, • i k a a r l k f i
t « |ka
I n l r r a a - carefully analyzing the denials, no doubt remains in our
ind Tnmpa and without his aid com m unity dictator. T heir am bi
<* » a a l t r w a S m l r r , r m h l a « ( m m
•lie
aararlar
arna
orjnialiuailnn mind that Carlton hns proved his case against Hathaway
these m easures would have failed tion is to dominate politics and to
a w r o f r I k t u a a a a n a N a >Uillr r a i r r *
---- _ Oil I k r t r a d i n g r » r a t a
o f ( h r and that Carson has definitely shown thnt Catts is appeal of adoption. On the RailroadCom* boss business.
w n r»
w o rl«. Tka
I. > . H. la r>- ing for the gamblers’ vote on the one hand with his local
mission, Mr. Wells has been con
The newspaper th a t iH concerned
M d a l l r r f f l r l m t l a Klorlrfa n u t ll'a
" • • • f f o t k a a i l l a * a l a t r gc*ra la option platform and on the other hand to the church peo siderate always of the needs of more with those g re at m cral issues
o llk a a l r f » !
this section—and this w ithout d is th a t undergird good governm ent
ple with his prayers and benediction.
Tka lla ra lf
•• ■
m rn ihrr o f
(he
paragem ent or disfavor to the in
Against Carson and Carlton the very worst that hus tere sts of other sections of the and make for sound business than
« A » t l l H a i f a * ml C l r r v l a l f g a a , ait
being the mouthpiece of a winning
J a tr tM flm a l .lu o rla llo a
« f I’ n h llahrra. A i i r n l a r i a
aa d A d t r r l l a - been said is that the Miami amn used to drink liquor, n state.
political
machine always can he d e
laaf A s M I a
n k lrk
regia I rr
r a r k fact which he does not deny, and the Tampa candidate is
South Florida should vote for pended upon to lift the community
1^,1,kll ak- —
■----rr *
M f m k r r l a » « limit
The very fact that a man Mr. Wells, not only because he is cu t of the political dumps when the
[■ W a tltk
auitll
af
» n k a r r l | i l l a * in this campaign slinging mud.
lU ta la order l a .r r lfjr alianluirlt
could
have
been
in
public
life
as
long as Carlton, and could a capable, honest nnd diligent Com crucial moment arrives. Chicago
al| ela la ia a f r l r r a l a l l a n , a * n r l l aa
hut because, as n legis publishers who saw the d rift of
k t a f t l b a tla e a a aarlhoda.
then participate in so strenuous a campaign, with no more missioner,
lator, he fought valiantly for this machine politics in th at city and its
serious charge being brought against him than that he iH section when its dearest interest*
8ATURDAY, JU N E 2.
. sprend^o the entire state took a
throwing mud, is sufficient proof thnt his record must be were at stake.
! eland against the powerful mnOOD AND T H E POOH: He th a t pretty clean.
oppreaseth the poor reproacheth
As far as this “mud-slinging" goes, that is a very com
his M aker: but he th a t honoureth
mon
expression artfully employed by politicians seeking
him hath - m ercy on tho poor.—
to cover up something which will not appear to their ad
I’rov. 14:31.
PRA YER; This poor man cried vantage when exposed, to public gaze. Carlton has mere
*nd the Lord heard him and d e ly been discussing the public life of the chairman of tlie
livered him from all his fears.
State Hoad Department and basing his arguments on Dr.
Hathaway's own records. If there is any mud-slinging in
Bob Ho.Hy'a Kustis Lake Region
what
Carlton has said, then the mud came from the very
is also supporting Carlton.
records which Dr. Hathaway himself has made. .
W hat causes Occidents, an ex*
In our opinion Mr. Carlton has been very considerate
change asks. We
tell you. Driv- of Dr. Hnthnwnv. He has not charged the chairman-candi
ing, asleep ut the wheel
date with graft and corruption, a condition which^oygiy^
Ill
-
SATURDAY. JUNE 2, 1928
WE SHOULD REMEMBER A FRIEND
TAMPA
Tho l.ukc \Vulvs
Highlander
jail* otir attention to tho fuel that
ilia of tho candidates for state of
fice who should not in* overlooked
>n the prim ary hallot is A. S.
Wells, u candidate for re-election as
■i member of the S tate Riiilroad
Communion.- Mr. Wells, the pres
•mt Chairman of the CommiaHion,
a one of tho two incumbents w ho
s called upon to make the ruen
this y e a r—the other hulng Mrs. R.
b. Eaton, who was appointed to fill
the vacancy caused b y the deat,n
of her husband.
Wo recall distinctly thut Mr.
Wells, while a member of the
TR IB U N E
cd upon to take a position on leg
islation in which the producers an I
the business interests of this p art
of tho sta te were directly in te re st
ed; and we do not know- of a single
instance in which lie did not come
to our assistance with all the in
fluence ut his command. P articu lar
instances we have in mind were
the fight for an appropriation to
com bat the citrus canker, which at
th at time threatened to do serious
jjumuge to the in dustry; another
occasion when, in order to save the
South Florida Fair, then known ns
the S ta te F air, it was necessary
th a t tha state pay th e appropria*
CLERK OF CIRCUIT COURT
In seeking the nomination in the June Primary, I do so
firm »n the belie! that the people will carry out that
democratic principle of allowing the office holder the
privilege of a second term. Although I have been in
the clerk’s office 15 years, I have only been clerk one
term.
C
sMCVF.
v
Efficiency
In asking for a second term, 1 feel that the voters of Seminole County will vote
lor me readily as my office has always been*conducted so as to measure up to all
the requirements of the State Auditor, Comptroller and Board of County Com
missioners.
Experience
My experience as Clerk of the Circuit Court has enabled me to place this office
on a par with the best kept clerk’s office in the state and if re-elected I pledge my
self to render that same courteous and efficient service which has.proved so satis
factory.
V.E.
fPald Political Advertisement)
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THE SXNROUD HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA. SAITRDAY, JUNE ,2, 1928
octal A nd Personal Activities
PAGE FIVE
ial Calendar
MONDAV
LOrgan Club and Daughters
tslev Class wil Imect a t the
U Church n t 2:30 o’clock ami
L jn n body to Do Leon
L fur a picnic,
fincss meeting of Women'<
[man’s Missionary Society of
■ethodiBt -Church will meet at
t ’clock at the church.
Lnbership Committee of the
[,n’s Club will meet with the
L„n, Mrs. R obert Newman,
fo'clock nt the club house.
TUESDAY
L, clairo Zachary will en ter
al budge at 3:30 o'clock at
| Forrest I-ake, honoring Mr,,
in K. Allen.
Frank Miller will entertain
monikers of the Duplicate
fc. .lames ih, Ridge will entei|he members of the Uiiplicnte
L l.uurlicoti Club nt i o’clock
[r home on Magnolia Avenue,
luhruit for members only,
le Woman's Club at one o'ill tile club house. Phone
J. C. Ellsworth, Mrs. W.
Lrilry or Mrs. (Jcorgu Paxton
Lservalions.
□lu- T urner Cirrlc of the First
m Church. wiJf incut with
[ James FieliL, 70H West
I SI reel at 3:30 o'clock.
THURSDAY
;,rl luisiness m eeting-of Soar
Chapter No* 2 O.
:). at the Masonic Temple.
FRIDAY
a- i lub of Holy <
I In11ell will meet ii
J, al the Parish House
s Olive Newman
lonored WithParty
r a m l v tu f t
Personals
Mrs. II J. Lehman le ft Friday
At its business meeting yester for Chicago, lit., and Crown Point,
day morning at live Yacht Cluh. Ind., where she will visit fur sev
eral weeks.
there was a large attendance of
Carden Club members, all taking
Mr. and Mrs. Charles (ireene o
a moat interesting part in the sev Tampa are spending the week-end
eral questions which came up for tie re ns th e guests of Mr. and Mrs.
adjustm ent. One of the most im Clyde L. Byrd.
portant of these was the ruling
Mrs. W. .1. Steed nf Kissimmee
that gatxlen circles slum Id l>e al
spent
the day here Saturday as t
lowed to solicit new niemht r>, ir
respective of the geographical the guest of her parents Mr and
(L Ball.
bounds, which were first used in Mrs.
the form ation of these groups.
Mr.' and Mrs. \V. C Hill and (
Tim names of proposed now
members must lu. presented in famill left Satuniliy for Day tuna [
w riting by chairmen of circles, Beach where they w ill spend the J
properly endrused by two, to the month oi .lime.
executive board for election.
Mrs M. Minnrik and two sons
Reports of standing committees are spending the week end nt Win
on Beautification and Conserva ter Park as the guests of Mrs,
tion were (-specially interesting, Beecher Kent.
and attention was called to the im
Mis- Ciumela Barber —fteft >
portance of propagating hardy
Mrs. .1, I . Torn:nee ami Mrs.
shrubs for later inspection and Tool leave Monday hy motor for l lie attractive daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. M. IV Ruther, has ju st re
distribution among those
who Asbury Park, N. .1.. where they ceived
an I. I degree at T alla
would accept them as gifts. The will spend the summer.
hassee. She ih a member nf the
proposed diainiug of Paine's Prui
Kappa Delta Mworitty and nctfie, six miles south of (iainexvillvi ' “ in other eiieles. Sfisi Kmmii
Mi*» Kditli Aijdersoii of l ake
on the Dixie Highway, \yas discus laud is visiting here as the uucvt Sio-ncec (rig ht V ie.civeri up. A J L .
sed, and no ndicrs urged tp see the of-A lr-.-s.
__i c d i i ^ ijry :. a ial^s>- Wrtrfrratr» l i r
inarvclufi* tJo^H ig-nf-native lotus*!
has received mimeroii. honors at
in Id.u.nt u .....
tiaps the last time.
Miss I'an u eta Ikirhei and Miss tile hands of ela , muter and was
The vai iom circle chairmen ie- Claire Zael.i y are ex pis I d to re one of the line I popula students
at the state school
parted tin- activities of their turn luuiii- Sftndav. f.oni Jack-oil
group*-, iin,| further interest was vilk* w here they have lo ch ; pend
manifested in the plans of the { illg a few dn> s.
Progiam ('■immiiloe for improving
Three Sanford Girls
the appearance o f approaches to j Mrs. Frank It. Adams and ilnld
Receive Diplomas At
the city
l e a returned Itoiiie Friday from
The i t - igiui1ion of M in Heniy Kissimuu-e where they Imv e been
Ta Ila Itassee ( ’olleire cert if a-aiy in TliyHit.il Kduenti *:i. , metl (.*. McCall ent
Wiglil a* ]iri‘sid'’iil was announced I lie guests of lie rparelils. Rev, amt
D uring h r I 'l e hinaii >e a r slii-w as d e lig h tfu lly at bridg
by the executive hoard, and the Mrs, F. F,. Slnlnim-yur.
I hre, of Sanlortl'u iminboni nf la pped op N. 1 1. W ork mid w a . uD*. in Ruse I'o m t. Tin
dis ision that Henry Nickel, vteethe eullt'i’o .el received drgn-dti prehitienl of the * til - -. D uring h e r the lUcinhcls of 111
president would Till the chair foi
l-ist week, at Flui ala State Cdlego' S np h eh le tv y e a r slle retVed 'i Itlidge Club,
Flyers
To
Take*
Up
the two remaining meetings oT the
1* Women at Tallahassee. Miss w -rreta ry and t r e n * u i i v of th e I Bowls of golden i
venr.
Passengers Sunday t ai met a lim ber, .11n,, Kuunii class, I'lesidi iK o| the t Cluli.a-ld | -prigs of aspiil'iigu
Spencer and Miss Emily I.ingle.
ed d m m i iiin m
toe
I-icshlnan placed with plcasim
HOLY CROSS rilV U C H
Miss I ingle revcived an A It el.*' 1're-ali ' t o' Hi k 1 lub, und Iho rooms of tliis
degree in eiluealmil. She i. ii mem al - Via- lia n o d a - deh-gati* t o , I be colors of gree n
T rin ity S u n d a y V
b r o( i he Kappa Delta S o iio iu u tla l onv:eu; imi at Blue IJidg.'. X i rep e ate d in the Ial
Chur, h School J*: tri
in,I I*, ii i y |io|>iuut >ii (lie i am pti'
11oi \ < • in in mi ixii mol
Duiiiig h«■j I resliiuan yem -In
II no A. M
III F ( e .bill,lO I 1.1 * . ;U|,| w ,I
Yolllig people' Sri Vlie
hi i ha its >1 l
Jml I rill" >>'
District N o . 3
m ilei'nrating th a roam*
ih> ta b les had been n m o i g
•i play, em pliasir.ing the
-> heme o f pink,
la v e n d e r
V•» t«
A CHRISTIAN GENTLEMAN
with a spirit nf ProRirssIve Ideals worthy of any hon
o r. II.is ever been promnt (o his obligations and will
«i\t- the ( omit) a just nervier.
MV know him to He a man of excellent character.
The friends of l». 1\I. Douglass have prevailed upon
h im to otter for County Commissioner of Dislriet No.
:i stihjeel to the will nT the democratic voters of Semitiolc ( T o n i v . Yiair support will he greatly appreciated.
This ad is paid fur hy Mr. Douglass’ friends.
(,1 i/|i|iy>il .\dyeftisepient Raid Tor bv Iricttib of
I). M. Douglass)
Bn lea Lulli* die ta b le s were
“d w all d a in tily em b ro id ered
- and rcfrcshim -nl* of s tr a w
a e to p p e d w ith eru sb e d
\
individual I
eaikes
and
[ uulK were served by the
T h is -Cburi'b niei'il .iiii“
i
le a d in '- room, hi* kirsl *’.,>1
Bank Bnialiti” « li*
I be
ami i'll m illiori.-O'l • I 'i * i*u
c u r e lit e r a tu r e may he n o)
rnwvil o r rum basi'd 1n ' n
nesiine ami Sa'ur<lte fi an
FIRST MKTIIODIT ( III lt( II
hills and Fever. InRemittent and lUliuus
dH U g.Y U U r{*
B a n u r u ll
o’clock.
I- essisled
[''iiff and Mi's. Rolled
in. Fruit punch was served
k'huut the aftenum u.
rvitig this de’ightfiil social
l‘»y were Miss Olive New*
Mi's (ieorgia Mobley, Miss
Vi-rimy, yiiss Camilla Deas
i-'iits r i i A r n s i * h i it* ii
Kitty DnBose, Miss Ruth
Miss Emily (Iriffin. Miss
Sunday school !*iTlrt A. M
■Hit Pelers, Ml'S. J. D. Wood
Morning worship and seine n
Mrs. Ren D. Caswell, Mrs.
10:nO.
Sermon subject The Perils
11 K. Allen and Mrs. Jobn W
which I Fare Every Morning.
Young People's Unions (i:hr*.
Evening service H o’clock. Sol
mon subject The Uncertainties
loi'iilberso of the local Kap
Iphn C hapter of the Kappa and the Certainties of June.
and church
Sororlcty, were liostcsse > Prayer meeting
day evening at the Hotel family iioiir Wednesday evening
*1 l ake, at one of the most K o'eluek. Tile Euieka Union will
ahlu script dances given*here have the opening period. Subject
e « 'O il.
for Bible study A Mi'iepn-sentelds und pennants of iho ed Woman.
The F irst Baptist Church cor
dially welcomes all who crave the
were t
things of abiding worth.
chaperones were Mrs. E. D.
V. Mrs. F\ S. Vernny und Mr.
'Ir*. Charles Evans lleniy.
were about two hundred in
[■•nee, including many out of
EVELYN ISKENT
WILLIAM
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s id e s
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who liiouwrJit "I ndt’iMurltr just
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W ith ou t You,
Sw eetheart
Entzminger
ffere’s a 1ml v.bo’.i lost his rweetO' art. If you've ever bail the samo
Lxniihlr, you’ll syinp-tbire with bis
surds: “ Where enti I go, who do 1
enow, what can I ilo without you,
lueelbcart !’* Hear (e-no Austin
ij.yg it in that half-tender, half sid
iiyle ttiat. makeM each ncntcncc rich
t i emotion. Como in and i nyiy
batoning to all of theso new ro
le uses-- soOil!
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R ecords
FOR
Joe D. Chittenden
Group 1
GftXl
fU. 11174. lO lMk
W. P. Uuhrnian. pastorSanford Gift
Sunday school, 9:30 A. M . R
W. Ware supertinlenderit.
Preaching, 11:00 A. M : sermon,
and
"A LIVING SACRIFICE".
Sacramental service immediate
Music Shop
ly following the sirinon.
Ep worth Longue
devotional
McLanrit-r Arcade
meeting 7:00 P M.
Evening preaching services, tt:00
o’clock; be mi an “ DOERS OF THE
WORD"
. *
Pino Orihophonld
G. \V. Brockhahni at the organ
morning service, solo morning
service D, Rucker; solo evening
service Cathrine Uuhrman
A cordi^j-jlnY U lH f1 t n . S n r z .
VOTE
. Candidate For Legislature In
Lu My liouqurt of MrutoHn
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will appreciate the support o f the voters
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o f Seminole County in the Democratic
,
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The D r a g n e t
I'irO ( hurl'll dl (b r iil. Scientist
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W o m a n 's Chil- III.' in d Ai.
II o’clock: Sunday S III" I a'
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Candidate For Commissioner
y11heiia ami giiilnniiu were
t,e>'Pfllg Mane r >r do' inlet
games of bridge, then
billies done in bullet girls
g cost limed in the pastel
When the games had been
hd, die first prize, silk
ini lo Miss (ieorgia M'di
hdc die ru t prize, a dainty
was won by Miss Helen
The guest of honor re
'ilk hose ns a gift from
homJ
D. M. Douglass
wm an
"titles of
.j
SANFORD GRApUATES AT STATE WOMAN’S COLLEGI
Office Telephone 14* MRS. FRED, S. DA IGER, Society Editor Residence Tel, 37,
Garden Club HasAn
Interesting Session;
Mrs. Wight Resigns
Ml 1
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A
Primary election on June the 5th., 1 9 2 8
THIS 'ADVERTISEMENT PAID FOR
K ltlE N D S OK JOE D. CHITTENDEN'
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0
ra te M T /rc m n
iduates H e a r
Banton B e 1 k
F i n e Address
(CdnHhUM fM S page One)
■M a silver m edal. Honornhlc
hUfttton w ent to Mias Dorothy
1&unton.
- O ther n um bers - m r t hj eprogram
ifcludcd invocation by th e Rev.
M brtlm er G lorer, piano solo by
Mleg Robson, g reetings by II. C.
IHiBoie, tnemBbt of the board of
t l ^ U M , piano bote by Miss Lou»Ua Matomey and seleptlons by th ^
orchestra.
“The Path of the Ju st.’* . said
Dr. Bfik In beginning Wa address,
"leads safely through the tem p
tations of youth
and safely
through the issues and responsi*
bititles of msnhood and woman
hood; a path th at leads a t last to
n peaceful nnd happy old age.
You face nothing more practical
than this inevitable old age. Shall
yrra g n n r w ifh bittern ess and re»
tftrt, o r shall you ripen into m an
hood nnd womanhood, passing in
to old age with a h ea rt over
flowing with the sp irit of peace?"
The address In p a rt was as fol
lows:
"The tragedies of life are the
herald. ba x to rp:
r t o n m A , Sa t u r d a y ,
jttn e s ,
ro»fl
more nnd more |>y lihe iipJendor
of Owl’s presence, bv th e nearness
of His glory, nnd troen a t last
tu rn s into the Perfect [Day.”
,
is
QUICK SERVfl
TRANSFER*
H auling, Cralinit' Chiu
Titusville—Work s ta rte d
or
new ic x p rts s ’building'tycrfr Fiori
da E ast Const station here.
lighted
Hln” » *
mfr pathway strewn with roses
ami w are young even though
our years should nundier. mofe
It Is so pLalh that the wayfaring
man, though a fool, need not err
therein.
HINTS
“ You a r t not about to leave the
joys of life, you arc about to
/The
Score
i« Is- Av|y
in
Your
Favor
Vote for
iijjn t . J. C. BOWEL*
2(10 West C ere Are.
Orlando, Florida
AT last—home refrigeration
O perfected. At la%t, sn auto
matic refrigerator that has no
moving parti at all, ihnt makes
no noise, that never needs atten
tion.
T h e new F lc c t r o lu i He*
friacramr is revolutionizing the
industry. It works by n tiny ga»
flame. It is simple, practical
and more economical. There'll
nothing to'renew, to replace or
to wear out. Lasts a lifetime.
The operating cost is amr.iJngly low, less than that o f any
other refrigerator. Soldoncssv
monthly terms that suit afr-.ost
any purse. Come in and see
this new marvel in a ■fc.dde
THERE Is no more u n c e rta in ty .'* Th*
c o r re c t a m o u n t is g u a r a n te e d you b e
fo re th e Ice le a v e s o u r p l a n t M echanl-*
cal g a u g e s s c o r e e a c h block with u n -1
fa ilin g a c c u ra c y .
'■
S c o re d Ice a s s u r e s th e delivery m a n o f
h is c u s to m e r 's c o n fid e n c e a n d m a k e s
h is w ork lig h te r a n d h is d eliv eries f a s t e r ,
a n d you g e t ice of u n ifo rm m e a s u re . •7
' D e m a n d S c o re d S u n s h in e S o rv -lce
It isRUrJB^fftfS’. 'a n d full sAefghb , ; :
'Candidate For
/
m i k
P K o ri.i:
Mi mi hi Unuu l ft A f I ml I k m l Inn. ro il*
taif| an|Inii* ttntfl i r r r t n l i l U r n u r I* iinrl*
* f ttti»M| o f t b r l r I ra n i ViI t * . I t r l l r **r
I 'h i m i im»r. f o r f r r r l l i r r n i u n * n in l
Justice O f T h e
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In
m u l r i t - l n f r a l I tut I n n d
rrrta t
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* k l t i i HiH f r a li) I hr* i n l r n f f o i i r r i i *
i r n i r i l utiti r n > » n m l r l e r l r l r i l f .
District No. 4
(Haiti Political Advcrtlscmcni)
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h c f u ic e k a t o k
money
DOYLE E. CARLTON
^DEPARTMEHT
for Governor
“The Working Man’s Friend”
(Political Advertisement Paid for by Seminole County
CottH Club)
will
be
voting
,
honesty
•
the
to
• p'l-J'ji
Virl* 'Avlf
7
support
of the Yvoters
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no
fearless,
I
DOUBLE
political
imarv
Le D e m o c r a t i c
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for
the
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race,
your
m achine
support
but
to
the
affairs
e x c lu s iv e
of
this
state
benefit
1 (
reputation
Election on Jr
question
Orlando A ir Lines
Will carry passengers, all day
in a Swallow Plane
nen| Paid Cor by four Sanford SupiHirti'r.H of
Doyle Carlton)
(Paid Political Advert iM-mcnl)
TO ELECT
incapable >rricial as it would be to turn a blind
bird store o scratch a place that don’t
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administer
$2.50
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G o v ern o r’s
giving
appreciate
,
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the • cour
and ability o f the
candidate
on Sanford Avenue
fo r
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For Justice o f the Peace
Mur .Uv
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t #•*%* r.
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(L e g a l N o tic e s )
1In Brtnln-.le
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Help-Wanted—
(Political Announcements)
TT AD KATES
R eal News
trmi: Cosh Ijj Advance
hone ads, will be received
.Irons and collector te n t
lately for paym ent.
10c a line
- 8c a line
... 7c a line
nw
rime rates on request.
. reduced ra te s a re for
cutivo insertions.
j B words of averag e length
minted a line,
nimum charge o ! 30c ter
[insertion.
advertising la restricted
.oper classification,
an error is made H ie San*
Herald will bo responsible
nly one incorrect insertion,
jdvtrtiser Tor subsequent
llonx The office should be
ed Immediately In case of
I
HAVE TWO MORE OPENINGS
For some ambitious young men
or young ladies who want to
learn a good trade and get n good
position when they have become
competent. Ilnve situations avail
able every few ilayr. If interested
ask fo r C. A. Huines a t Sanford
Herald office.lie will l>e glad to
explain it to you.
Classified advertising: is^the livest kind
y o u t t .K H H o f r m c c r r c o u r t
I w i s h t o a n n o u n c e t h a t I am a
-unrtlU .iie f o r r e - e l e c t i o n t o t h e of. . c e of C l e r k o f t h e C i r c u i t C o u r t ,
o r S e m in o le C o u n ty , F lo rid a , a u b .
Je c t to th e d eclaln n of t h e D e m o
c r a t i c V o t e r * o f K e m ln o i e C o u n t y ,
In tii* D e m o c r a t i c P r i m a r y
E te j.
l i o n t o b e b a l d o n J u n e ( t h , A. u .
V. I t DOUOLABS-
of news—business news.
It tells you
what people have to sell and what they
p o ii i i . k h k
COURT
of i n
n c ir c u it
1 hereby nntiounvv my eandldavy
fur the office of t'lerk of fit* Cir
cuit Court Subject to tho w i l l of
thy t tiler* ut the Democratic Trl
m art on June 6, l»J4.
d u n u t A sm 'll.
ro tt r o x m m .k
want to buy. If you’re wide-awake, you’ll
10-A Poultry and Eggs
WANTED: pullets at fryer price*.
Call or w rite (’uekleberry Farm,
I-nke Mary.
’I BABY-CHICKS: $10.00 hundred.
Fine It. I. Hen*. Last hatches
finishing now. Call or write II. I
Herald
representative
Koonlz, laiiigwoud, Floridalughly fam iliar w ith rates
I and classification will
Jyou complete Information, 10— y Plants And Flowers
■if you wish, th ey will assist
|in wording your w ant ad
BURPEK’^ double g ia n t dahlia
ake it more effective
!“ " u ” .
II Zinnias. All colors, $.2(Tpcr d o f
100.- Phone 809'W.**
n n o u n ce m tn
Zinnia Plants; 26c per dozen.
kested for grasses by Il
$2.00 per 100. H. F. W bitner, Jr.
ls. Opposite C ourt House
Ft. Mellon.
TO ADVEftTl&M ta
(Legal Ads)
'
keep up to date on the classified news—
it’s changing all the tirntj.
Don’t miss
a day of it!
I w i t h to a n n o u n c e m y c a n d id a c y
fo r Ih* o ffice of c o n s ta b le . llle tr lo t
No. t. S e m i n o l e C o u n t y , »U bJect t o
t h e will o f t h e v o t e r * In t h * D e m o
c r a t i c P r i m a r y o f J u a n I.
I . A. T A T B
FO It lO V N T A Itl.E
t h r r . d u n n n o u n i 'e m y c a n d i d a c y
fo r the o ffice of c onulaide, D lstrlo
4, a ith p 'c t l o t h e Mill o f t h e V o t e r
o n J u n e 5,
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A s S h e r i f f n f S e m i n o l e I ’niitir.
W I L S O N A ItOYLK,
(Legal Notices)
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Macon, Georgia:
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f r o n t I h r Nurnr t o i l i r H u u n l y J n d i f e
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deck cruiser, th irty inch draft, C o m m i s s i o n e r f r o n t D i s t r i c t No. I
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Bicycles Toys, Fishcrm nns Sup
M ortgage Loans
C o m m i s s i o n e r o f t h e 3 r d D i s t r i c t of
fing. A phone call will get
I» w H u m m e r rates. See V. A ■n Improved residence and husintis H e m ln o l e C o u n t y . 1 h e r e b y p l e d g r T O T H K V O T B H I I T SK IIINOL M In r in h e r llfe tln n * n m l a t t h e l i m n
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G IFT SHOP
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Baldwin M ortgage Co.,
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FOR SALE OR RENT: California
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oilSA N FO llD PRINTING GO.
29— P e r m a n e n t Waving
OR FU RTHER INFOR- place, double garage.
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Phone 410 McLander Arcsdo
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FURNISHED: from June l i t to Phone 489.
b e t a k e n I n i n t h s c o n f i d e n c e o f Hie
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lions, Drugs, Soda. Wa *re to good party. J. II. liinterm istur,
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ATTORNKr .
204 W. 18th St.
of H e m ln o l e C o u n t y t h a t
I u m a a n d G r a n g e C o u n t y b e f o r e H e m ln o le clxlon of th* Voters In the DemoI h e r e b y t a k e U tle m e t h o d o f a n
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o ffice o f C ounty P ro s e c u tin g A tto r
L nnd general cement work.
BOSTON HTKELDsleeping porch. Summer rates t h e D e m o c r a t i c P r i m a r y t o he h e ld p a y e r a l l I h e t i m e . M a k a y o u r v o t e
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served
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COUNTY
a n d a a a O r e t h e m . If e le c t e d , w i l l
FOR RENT: Five room Bungalow c o u n t y c a a m l M l a t A r o n a n d o f f
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ROOFING: Tho Roof Evc a n d id a te fn r th* s t a te le g is la tu re v e ry beat services.
on Silver Lake—Paved Road. f o r I I y e a r * . 1 h a v e m a d e m y l i v
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Metal
shingles For rent reasonable. W. A. Raynor, i n g r a i s i n g s t o c k a n d c l t r u * f r u i t
F O Il C O U N T ! ASSESSOR OF
In g r o u p Z. H e m ln o le C o u n t y , s u b
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See Jam es II. Cowan. Oak K. F. D.
I am a c a n d id a te to r th e office
p e rly
p erso n ally .
Y o u r s u p p o r t c a n d i d a t e f n r r e - e l e c t i o n t o t h e o f ic it y o u r s u p p o r t .
of S h e riff and w ill a p p ra c ls ta s u p
nd Third St. Phona 111.
f i c e o f T a x A e e e o e o r, s u b j e c t t o i u *
FOR RENT: To Responsible party will he a p p r e c i a t e d .
J R. LYLES.
p o r t In t h e J u n * P r i m a r y .
K. H. KILDBK.
d e c i s i o n o f t h * v o t e r e In t h e D e m o K. H W A L K E R .
FOUND! An effective cur* fo r
well furnished Spanish house in
[OGRAPII—repairing, piano
c r a t i e P r i m a r y t o b e h e l d In J u n e
T O R B H M K IFT
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Singer Sewing Machine Shop
of th is y e ar
hy ex ie rta with 17 years beautiful surroundings. Five rooms
I h e re b y a n n o u n c e try candidacy
I h e r e b y a n n o u n c e m y c a n d l d n a y th a t stomach condition of youra.
Machines
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Hoover Opposition Is
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Secretary’s Side
Happy A t Result
Governor SmithComes
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Strategic Position
Di. A. \V. Knox, Snnfi.-il physi
.•inn, 'vui elected president of the
Mona Club at the annual ••lootion
'f officers h' Id Thursday noon at
.he Vf.ldex Cafe. I >i*. Knox sue
eodi Frank W. Talbott, president
e past year.
Other officers »•led ini included
V’olie A. Williams, Robert A. Cobb,
nd It diert Williams as v ic e pres*
dent*, Maxwell Stewart re elected
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l.ion Tail Twister and Tom Ti libnls
Lion T im r . K. .1. Meyer and Mr.
Talbott wi re eic^ied to the hoard
uf dirc:,*n '<
hVlinwitg the election o f Dr.
Knox. President Talbott ilelievered
a short presentation speech and
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to tho incoming president. !)■.
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pre(nation and upon his rugg, tb .n ,S en ator Pnt W h ita k e r , T a m p a S. S. P re s id e n t G n r fie ld It a n s
the club Rave the Lion yell and a | J|„n A n d S u p p o rte r O fF o n s
F r e ig h t e r K e r s h a w S e n d in g
rising vote of thanks to Air. Talbott'
H a th a w a y L o s es H is N e r v o
It T o Hot tom W ith B e tw o e n
for his untiring effertu in behalf
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were chosen ns delegates to tinstate convention which will b,
held June 7 and 8 at Daytona
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fh e club decided to disji-n
H is P la tfo r m B e fo r e L a r g e
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yin e s tim a te d at b e tw ee n 12.Wells Arc New Heads; I.'ti W i U 11 P r | r ^|S ! . V m V ?Uf4 lr ,Nl,nnl 1,1 t,K* repnntcil m»- ! -j, M:iviv l|s of t|^ M.n ,.n p|, W(V - mint uml t!»r* llrpi::mwi.
.1
i i iiiid DtJIOii. It r< vlved ti> \Otes Cast For S Nominee^
ne
c s in
» H ip s f H.t j plaujtp uihI flit* cvuiion ut it a flox-* 1hIukihI, Si\ w riv rep
mi *ii n«r i l*y the* lt:ili*m tmVfiiiincHl, ihp
p H'tcil
ut
CHAMBER ELECTS 65 SENIORS WILL:
NEW GOVERNORS GETDIPLOMAS AT
Hours Required Fdr
Wilson Will Speak •
Coveriirpr 240d Mile
For Doyle Carlton
Fred R. Wilson. Sanfof.l up ! TripiYomCaliforniu
-------- ; '■ C
toruey, left this nirruini' fnr
Osceola county wiu-tu lie i.t Great Ovation Is
scheduled topnrtirlpnleinthree
..meetings inla-half or thocaitdi
daey of Doyle F. C’arltm far I .*•’Given• ~Air■ Heroes
-.
• v.?*v*A*
govmnor Mr. Wilvonwill p.ak
Last
Part
Of
Journey
at llolopaw, St. t'l -uil and Kon
iimiville. Judge Raleigh W.
Was Extreme Fight
Pettaway of Tiimpn will alio
With Supply OfFuel
speak at the meetings foe Mr
Carlton.
DUIi
ISCOPJv^fEDFOR
KILLING WOMAN
HONOLULU, .Tune ‘ 1.—
I NS) —
occoruplishiug
fir firsVe.-loe^mfJ^fytp o f its
projectt*rt 7,800 m ile trAhs^
Pacific air journey to link,the.
continonts o f North Acuerica
uml Australia hy air. tho giant
tri-motoreil monoplane) S o iith orn Cro.tif reached Hawaii
safely at 12:19 P. M;, (Pac-
I 11' that tin- Secret ary uf f.ini
IHe ut Ivrng's Hay, Spit'/bergen,
veritl minute*, I lie lull rotr.ph mei.. of tlm Kei
•Sivtv five meinlier- of the sen nine!' lasted tor
Mciiibi-rs of thy Cbainher of
wit bin 18 limit
i'n b,.aid ib(p- lie. who has rma«--i i -i
l.igii
I
shav
,
liovvi
vi
r.
vva.'IS
olin
i'i
lie
marl.ei|
tbc
erowd’s
disfnvor
inr i 111- s of the Seminole High
Hobby
I
a
id
.
.1
.net/nil
II,dm. a
(t.
i' • ibdi-t-ati* . total
tiny -o' th ■ Cmnmeree t'-dny detected S
’
an
.1
men.
Si h>m| t niglit will rec iv • their for James M. 1'arson of Minin',
> >!i,l.'th":, can hi- -I, ,'|>id .it K in Stiii • id- e -, l.irte-i K Allen. (Jyili
iv.utor with a sea
r ilin Coast Tim e) today.
’I
lie
Pre-iih-nt
(iatfield,
eatiy
JNnr.vef.Tnn
f
"b
in
Mis.
Gelt
mile
IK
Fuller,
hi«
ditdomiis in tin- final pr gram
plane.
.
•
•.
ing
psiNsengi
r
•.
r.
pm
t"d
she
vvai
'
RonrinjritStn n brisk tail telmF
\ I'.vnl and Jall.e | . Wells as 1 i uni ill eni-i-tnt-nt Wiek Tin- I t in 1lepie i-ntniiie, vvas repeatedly in
' JiW e ndiiiialTmT ire^^Urtvtkor
ti ai ist * talk ai.-ain
er Ie.
"lily
sll'tl
ill
iliimagei.l
and
_
vvic
terrnpted
with
roam
of
disap
the
big plane slid Into Whuelor
<
link
!
i
:
il
l-,
and
‘
J
J
In
v
*.
i.evv Oit'inl r, of l!ie li i.ud of
•mnl i'oi I iariu-i Ingei'ta will fol
1n ini. I h il \\ i -i \ r n.a. f"l
PU lSHtiRO, N C.» June l —
| pi in i <illltg to I bo it ft!n
I'l.ii.il and je its fur l'arson.
g ivernors With the exeepti mi of
Field
approximately 27 hours^ 24
l ’ealui im; t.might s I'-.ci', c .•< in
low In Kitty's Itav eiirryiug t’apt. (IN S t
Pale and worn from the
vr g )ii
11; liana •M
- ■at. sin-w
Air
Fulli-r bad got w.'ll limit r | li I lint pm I I
Air.
Sainlm|
-i
r,
who
was
>e
.h
i
*
tinli'gli
si
im
*
1
audit
ilium
will
!•"
rnir.utct
in tho air, tho fifth to
effeits
of
Ids
attempt
two
woeka
II
inliiiar
ledser
I
iir-eu,
and
an
i
not
l 'l * \ e elter liiIII Inie Pie
I be * numamli i
id i i serve a 'ceoiid term, all are tile anini.il i iiinienenm'lit udi.'ress w.'V vvlieii a shower iu'.i-i rujiteil, j
[
ego
to
commit
suicide,
\V.
11.
'liter
seaplane,
laeiit.
Dietnib
conquer
the 2J00 ntilo stretch of
ends proclaim.
tyiiji
le:
soil
dr.ving the inivvd to cover. A l»iir i -'•!*',n Gut field at fittt
new i imidier t,| t’n- lionrd.
to lie d l.vi-n-d bv I • . I
Ibin’ mi
allot'iee Norwegian flyer, is I I.awn me. wealthy Durham con- open water between the mainland
1)11
ll-.nM-r n.ai,nr r- ri-a-e-l ! - II'oi
lieu
of
it
caiue
Imek,
however,
1
'bat
nil
id
lit
ms
nit
I
The 11 wale Pit v. ttx i isf. It) Ib Ik, pastm nf || , I'n l Pie b y
today
was
convicted nnd Huwnii.
I i iJist In' li-iiving fm til l ninny 1 , obtain a j ' rnctor.
licvxhuw vv*'re xatij
- ai ly i Iim mui a' - . • aiiiimg I a
more than wen* polled in the pri lerian t huieh o: ttiiandi Dr lie!'., and eiiiled loudly for Senator Wltc
Doi
nin
Napier
plane
I
1
use
in
I
"
f
’•renn.l
degree
murder
for the
The latt three hours o f the fligh t
II
lye
me>
IUt im
all'll
ma ry eleetion staged last week. one of the mitst..riling minis efs aker. lie uiistook tin1 I'ull for a de > Lore starting tor lb
[killing of Mis. Annie Terry, -ID was a desperate battle between tho
t ♦ l ei lie tin- search.
le
to
bear
Itlir
-alk.
but
when
lie
i
*ligetl
lliat
~
t
1
e
h
ill
Their Wen- eight li'intiliees. Ml of the slice, is i|i- enhi-i! as a ui1"'.
I'l.e little party . f fi.tir Italian >•:'■' *'ld "idovv.
. ( l l - Km
plane a'n.l failing fuel supplies, so
'! Is U-'t Inti.1 n . it| n I In d
ShrJndxer leading the take- with ed speak i in i on.- gn-itlv l.i ,!• * ante tin th frimi the recess o f tin-i 'V'H' 'be emiininthk-i
Alpine ( has.,, urs that were set
Iv,’ r,|,‘ l . " « » returned nt desperate that at times the crow
sh.iw and Ilia', six
i'i\rd.*tmil.
wiieie
Inhad
taken
ie
'live «!*-••!..t • ■ li - - llo .v in
ui-.-y
'.>1 v ties. Mr Allen was see mil innnil I,nth n- a pelpc spi ak *
ashore Ire.,. ,l„- t.itta Di Milano!
after npproxtaci'iiunti d for
"*ge Irniii tile .aiu, tie did not m:
- -atisfneti i i i - i . i a i Ie v- ith 8-t and Me. I’ yrd ic'd
innt.lv
five hour dotlhrrnti'ni despaired of reaching land.
Mi and as a In Inter.
iii
-ku
t
ti
e
northern
eons’
of
I
Whun the piano landed here le*-i
take I lie ‘•linos'', eateillix llllil tie- | Details of 1I1,. s.-a I't-iili well
,,ii tin- part ,.f the jury. The ease
-in W ills pdllt-d 7‘.i and lit! vole . n-s
i vv< II ngaii • a iiiv -i e
in , vva* placed in .ts hands at 5:1.1 1*. than 20 minutes supply o f gasoline
I lii'lmiiii' vv ill hi pi i ,it. ,| I . lies ,.f lull all lor ( ’iirllnn" a an agi-r The cuu«e rtf t| l slid, Spit/.liergeu to Mh- m I liny
i ini'labl
•i at
pcetiviIv
Hu- graduates by G F
Ab liny. li il.* in b i« favor. Iklek ggiini li ■ ing of ike Keishavv «vijs a tiy -(• 1v —•in 1 i.i t cni'c-H ,.| Lin I tnliei'l ! M yi-'U-iilny but t lit t-i? hour.* lai- remained in the tanka. The filer*
t lull
,i liine. Tl,
Olliers mi ib- ticket and th
N'oliili-'a cxpc.litnin lias In ,11 is,, ci
I'lincipal
iif
tile
high
sell
o|
The WI Ml II. I'i • i .....si's of the hand- ’I tie night was dong aiidl .T ill
JujTy’ n tiiv-d tn tnk" up the i “ L °*)e time radioed: "Stay'writhjjs,
my ha icn
Vot< I )lev polle I ilre ;i . i’ I; u • t <dli»u in j© pi’iif* iiim 1,11 1, 1, Ml
lati-d
ever since it l.indcd, x-v.-r.l
again at 8.an this morning. |wc may have to swim yet,” Tb*.
was
shining
nearly
to
ifil.j
l.rcak
stand
a
I
dec.di
d
not
to
fa
t
lie
...... an ” oi
h If -It
II (1 Dll Hose *i '*. (Ji»o
i «i ’ •*•’(!*
lo w re nee sitting in 'a wheel , crowds nt Wheeler H eld matched
, m ond ,11 bis in cii nit Ions tried t o , The Kershaw wm rum do jog 'ip1 ilt-ys agi>. It lias .." niisiiia of
■.* a na \e —
hop M. Itainkill t'lia- I" .m.I \V
chair,
with his throat and wrists j those that gathered
to greet
cmn
inimical
Jon
v
i'
.
L:iv*’s
Hav.
forwurd.
K'U
lolhtd
nv’C
V
|
gain
i*i.:
,.,
m e t i I lie ra il . studio. I*'"' t-blc
Select inn- Oivlle I 'll
^ *1 IN A I -Itli r 17
tew. AI
n
It wlta ninlbunc. il |.< ro tlint it t i ivtii lied in hnudagen— received tho Ueuts. Maitland and Hfgcnbergtr,
I'ld
.
Was
i
•ii
lu-r
r-iibuftgr
the^iillHion.
Ten
efll
'd
bin
ic
il
the
mi
1
llV
nr
it
M
ill
Hv
M *, t .iii r
ini mil - Wi.li I tie i l'-i I i -n - f i . t tnH'l
•iibci with gamem rs.
Ho did I tho army fliers who pioneered tho
,11.1.1• t ■ at oil tie- pin I (" lie miuuteif. bit- r nh,- t.,<g|?«>1 t ■ -id le old Amutidsen. mi - f the vv. r!d'» not
•l it.
' i; I'ttie pn- Inti
iiul /, mie v iieic cy •*. - t li •• lui.tltl t , 1 ver.
ipoik, nnd lie f i hawed ,,,) j trans'l’ ncllic nir trail.
Wuti-lf 'flowed* tin "Uglt. lief I10I1H. foiTinost Arctic «\|.|iiiY. 1 mil
!
eTm
Itil,'
:iud.-nei'
Hilt
ll
IcTilI'.t,
.
I
I
.
'.M
t
"’ '.4
I • l\ IIV 1 I
i * I die I and K I*’. 11 u-h Kiii and
I'l.'iin, S l„ Peai 1 lt"l Kill
Llitchln Fllifw'ortli, win. flew over 'fn of emotion^
Aboutd the plane were Captain
to line the el uni ugnili mill de-. Within n nhm-brtlnit- ]
I • b I >ve
•I
P
I! Iv let il • fI n', ‘ (I, • i»i•••»
tliv NartJi I'.Jo L.» m. si Vi m-' I Tl.p iui-y, it tL-an loitnvstf^tic). C. E. KtmrslorJ-Smi'.h and C. T.
I’
• Ut J* 1. I, . -* Medal l S:l,'t pm-' i hitstily The k.ol i ,i ■ p v,a ’
iv
I
•
.Milts'
■
Tour
last
night
ami
. - for I hi*
ll ill ini 111•*1•' l
I I • I" >.v I,i,aril will lie i ,■nqt.i .(-,1 T W l.iivvt'jM
will tend an intei iiatii'iir.l r d i- f |
I-If, Australian co-pilota; Ha
Th .
guard sg|
1In n pill!,'ll II|| to sll'i’ v lie had.
. I
p>. ll
min. Dor.
!.', . \'i
1 x|ie.litu>u f*-r ill,. Italia
\\ hit.-| Iw., thi« i-ioiuiug —hoforo arriving W. Ij'on, navigntor and James
t .iie iiig M, II 1 1• I'.,.
III.il l. I Ue s| . ■
th
^if
I
In'
gime
nl a verdict. Hi-cuusi- all the dc•'I le- in Wl.lt . livid
Wi l l . .1
I. bind ill eve
l‘ il'
it vv-ill In* inti-.niitI,.mil in M-pc
\,1•11»•-.s D 1 1
', Hell.
ills a wild Inn 1 nf e r fl.'igllt I HIM
t.'i’ M- attorney-, were
not in the Warner, radio' man. The latter tiro
I- In %I Si.-it'
P l
I \
it
will
I-.tcclinii'iilly
a
pm;.!..-n
Piano Sob
0:1 I.i M
•
nn . •' ll'mn lit)' 'I’tieli'lenl
tints... :n 1,‘fn I ll- 1 1nil ,| as Judge
cotplrnuin
when
tinverdict
wfts are Amrriuns. Cnpt. Kingsford*
I an,| null'
I. D
a i H MW
l li- I-' •i’ *
\waril n|
Pi
■•am I' 1 ' • id Al liinii, vv In, ml t,, t. I 1tel I t ll d I lint t f u i n nl te rn . - is ti will I-,- financc.l l-y I runi'I.i in, sentence was nn*. ilit- Smith wns nt the controls when
' 11
I ll.lt I III- n.eiliati-lv passi'd.
F AS Km
th» plane took o ff. Navigator*
.il i<f lull Im nominal ion '! SiiUl li
r! s(’lIt'll
li',' I 11^VV1»1 III 11 I « Ill-pill
•hue.I '
It -li, explained >vm I In ill- Kershaw Were
.•w|
\|t
vale d
till.
■' Npin t'l IH Will
be
llllilto
'■I .1, 11 I Vi ' li
ele, 11 nt: I it. 1 i* l -t
.'■via ' aii
small
hunt*
Mis. T eirv was slain near mid |followed tho course o f tho croft
Sni.n
utter
the
col
1 1
llatlinvvay-* repi s
Shod,"
mi ii' in ! i •
1 .1" e vv Im, v- Ji I , . i ,. ; || ,» • ll' .1' Vi
.
.-o'.ibl gbl I 'li lt
vv a - |.-tail fm Spitr.bcipen .u I" days. night Mar 24 i.nd on a week Inl- from the string o f radio incihagvs.
•|.eluding the t.miatoi, li*!,ni ami a tin* Ken ''pit
All. n
j). • i.li-n »'f l>l"fia- iiire M f JI.» .\<
«* I » « t
■| l III
111sift 1«• it . i I
Although there was .1 enkbn
-i h-r scarn-d body was rccf-ver- i « « d doserititfil it “ Ilko an arrow
of th.
bud ng nn been affiieled witb i'm going down and 1
Ml
-llie
.
NjiliHita1
lii-lviTen
A mti inI rii mnl Nolnle <i| from the Cap.- Fear Rivet. fiu'in tin* itrin g o f a ma*tet» b o w
I’cl III, ,• \*1|,|"' \. Ilil.I t..| Mlt
NolMoll
lioiniil
f‘
1
.
Inm in •IV'lH'HDl’**” •:• 11•mi
t;i a, 1nil .km
'Tii'il, 11" numil.e |,, win, b l'a lt,,n
• ;» • .'I 1In* \ ii iriiiiii Hm 1,1. 1•fi*
after their flight i,Vi-|- tin- l,,,|e I.invr* ii . .- was arrested
> few man.' At tho 100 ntilo stage*—at
l:
lull oil n 1 ie ir i'l uml h.'ol again Wide elillgl - . I n t i l 'ji ,’k Pre-i.'bus latei and .hurced with tin- the 200—606— 1000— 'throughout
• .11 \ while Fli/iil., tV 1>, Vv11, 1!t f x 1.11K• Ml."
tiigel
lier.
In-i
IIIIM
IAnmi.iln
-i
•11
O
'.
dent
G
at'
.
I.I
ill
I
I'tntlu
ii ollv
I., p ....... I! Hull of
ma 11- 1,1 |,.il'lii di bale v till th
III . I I
|',|S I II.II III 1ieoigia 1'alhimtt, ( I
til •■:I lit lll il Nubile elilinn J all , rime- II-' ite ;dfa(itly iifiintniiie.l j yesterday and last night tho
1 Tn in 11.111
nf ri"'i'lle v dli litebi.jlil
.‘ -•mill in Ai r W
• was ji.'t ■I age n
tin- 1 in iil C.ic lia K . lie hu-« for Ion imtoceiice, ,1,-i-laring lie ti i.i j "Southern Cross" flaw* a' truo
g.
'
I
M
il
I
III
\
'
I
lilt
('
I'omm
'
i
l
i
1
Wyce t'linip ring. I 1 ma I )nv'■!,
Meanwhile.
I'.HI
t
.11
(|
11
|
pal
1
-I
■ |i ( ai'. I*i. I,
I' a i ally ng
I in i, it again appealed no the
gotten
all pe-M diffri'iittces mnl nut |.:.v- tb- .'.tv <>f Durham nn course, bontncl across th* limit"
Ra.lvv
.iv.
Mni-y
Fail
.
Alin
I
I..el
An’
.i
on*.
■ll i a rail si > ioil h al’ mu Smilii
plat f''l 01 and llie einivd : lol'I'U'd boat 1 If-ST.I I 7 ami 'll!
:
in
uh
.
1
•
•
..I
I'n
will
risk
III lile in u hunt for tin- niglit of the ciime.
Rev
mi
•
1lets sky as straight as tho trann*
Maiia I'd !m s , Ileatiii'i- llownnl. i'n appiuval inn) iMsirted that In fnini \V mils lb.I- mnl tv
more
o d degatimp II . Mas pal fat
llie
iiilssing
explorer.
It vvoulJ
vli du'e ! Neva llor'-m, Helen Jin
di'i id M , i In.I er. '. 'a
1
JI’nctfie cablo on the floor o f tho
S'laimois,
III
in ms, L e speak over the radio, lie complied, I hunt* were sent nut of ([liis I nil: t-i
ai I bv
-mil r
be a dramatir climax if it should
i Die governing board tin Junes, Plight lamcy. A Id in l/i
I sen below.
v 11!, ( ai iddin k id"r. and a lo ll. r met ling
explaining the incident which had aid in the resi-tie. I'he 'sitli [in the
tell to the b-t of Auiiindseli to
. tl.i. m ruing. Till' vigne, Hattie l.oisnu
wait
b
Maegi
Tho constant radio eommuniea*
vicinity
of
the
i'olf|*ioti'
wns
O' n l| | ie. W dll ll. "Wn ’ at.', I
j.tst iiiTiuicd mnl ti'lliim tlm lix
live bis forinei .iiipniieilt.
be ll.'lii Inii.iil'iiiW nr I.ytn h. I.nuell.'i Ah') in, v
lion maintained
by tho craft
a,m it - , f Smtli t'utoliii'i, ami nieel ■i; III
Helen tellers in I lint Ma li action a* •.hi . M-Utvlled f.n sell 1 il IniUl'S by *lnF.llsvv 01 tb ■ «' . i-ei'ted from tbe
,\.1 It ., I ll'd I dill' tie Ma.ieit.-ii.-.
Aiondav.
i
amazed
the
vvurld.
It was herald*
Dot
ul.v
Mm
hall.
vsa*
|„.
|„„|
i.,.,.,,
„p
ngaiiiMi.
Pr
-.iib'iiL
Larin
I
I
.in,I
lie'
e
la-t
U, , Soul ’a cii v des IP ,11 uiav
MADI!ID. Ji.'ie 1 ilN.S)
A |,.,j ai, tfj0
demunstratioa o f
I ' nit. ,| Stnte, : Imrtty.
deli""'t"s ‘ Inin Hot'll. t to- III i'll; I I lie n VV me'idie S Knfvy Al-111111. Maty II mi M01 e, j (,,|. 1In- past si-venil months Again (rtint«l boats. Latm l Im President
r.p r: that Spanish nvlntws ( ’apt. jl!t k|nj in aviation hi*lory, Ann
. 11 ) il:!. - and fbe i-ti - t iii’.'i"' Mm ray. Flvn P - P e a r l t |„, f l „ VVd n.m -ifctr.l it* «pp,ov„; Gartiehl rlii ited fm Huston vi 1
a dry a d would VV II lid • '
Iglcvias and t ’apt Jiitiiucz, who -rhilo erpntts marvelled at thin
m| olfieer .4 u ill trike Rohiaiii, Harriett Rossiim. I. misr . |,y cheering him.
mini
i
b
et
I
tbe
Cape
(
’oil
C
uml
i hi man for th
la i • b a
hop|u-i| o ff at Seville oil Tuc-dny tl.oy comnUnted on1 t|»e splondnl
11.>111 the Rnr.si'll, Jnuuitu S ic vk ia g Mar
pllie* A ll' I 1ep.irt
Those w li 1 wi nl mil to llie sm ue
, Ab ■t of those present
drifted
ilitant prohibit - I i t Ill :dl|lp,,l't
mui:.ing had luililed at Nnsiriih.nl, navigating' ability shown by tha
• m i n i Vv dl nl-ii imie Niii 11li, Grnie S■1 . I.*. SV die
|
1
1
limit
1
1
stated
that
the
Pie'siijent
Gar
However, Smith is idreiuly neat
lawnv at tin- elose of fiirlim i'* re
India, breaking the w irld's long fliets.
1
.,
g-ven.
Nfige.
f
i
n
e
Mac
Swan
.
Aiargarie ivvo lull*
lllaik HI pledgi-il
j murks, without waiting to hear field was not badly damaged. The
distance record, wns not officially
el 1 lllbott. l.illiau Th. m .I, v, Ivallr ! the talks of county eutiilidnt t-s |missing men. 11 was feur^l. we> •
From tho 500 ntilo poln£ light
..ml instriieteil delegates and Im
<tinfii mncil t. il.ty.
cross winds thrust at the craft and
"
.t
ie
Y
.uN.-ss,
Hi
Icn
U'nlnilcl'.
w
|
10
followed.
I below deck at ihr time iTTw t'ie
n- added ad- mtngi of the uppoAn unofficial dlspiitch frint tended to blow it south o f ita
Mnrgni 1 Willing III., , I .• W vnb, , fa rl'o ii's aildr-ss vvn- the most crash and wme curried I ■ their
Cal.Ji.kn-s for county offices
. mil being >11v iileil against him.
Ilngdad
had convoyed the report course, ludio messagea revealed.
llii’-f
/aliiler.
to a
1,11 • 1 n- il "lib dial ill • H-iov
coinpieliensive of his caiiipaign, doom. Messages fr on tin- eni^t- will bring 1heir I'auipiiign
-li an ■' dnin -, J P Hm
I -in , "Vi-riid: all pi ints upon vvlin h b ! guard Ingit* to the coastguard ■lose toiuo. .on night with a log that the two airmen had landed i<> A t about Mas spot tt passed over
m I nodal. > I'll- slowed d m li 11
1
rim e Ha"ibll. fha>|i i n ' I. I P i« lui'ing Ins eiiirpaign Mr
Me . .In 11
liar- ! I*«i*e at Win.11 li de stated Ilia! pAlitira! tally in llie City Hall Hu- Indian town after u M hour the San Francisco hound liner
t'l" last fell w i'k*. Inc J ewilmi
fa t 11IA11 1 11 by tn. attack id Hagan. Jack Hair. I! d- it lligblc.v
1 u-t f Woiks, president 1.1 dig seimh fnr the missing men was aihlit'i'iiim The meeting, stageif flight which they travelled ap' Munoa, nnd entered a more ad*
Dnvv.'S
WatM.n
lie I f ‘ I urlis
illldi-l- ttie mi spire* of tbe ii.utlty proximati'L 4,700 miles Tlie plane vantageoua area. Tbo plane re
^(oup has 0 ude inroads irzatnsl )w , b' i' i . , ms lit :i • ;tcu* here. innn, John F. Iliffgio-. Drinond Wmin n’s Voters Isirpiit, pn-sidi-u uitsiiiceirsful
I '', vv ivl Jacob*, Anil* I,old, Iticliaid Mux i-s chnii uiaii and opciu d llie proceived bearings from the ManoO.
Tin* Kcidiow was in conimanit I'il.Im latii axei .lin e roinliiiltee, cani d ..a wireless.
1 1111 T li-n then- is tin- still enig .-Mlil.el M il’ S lig.i-i !
A fle i the In,puff Jinimex nnd
w
ill,
iioli
-i
'la*
01
.
Ji
-.■
Nec!c>,
I I • bea t
Hero the breezes veered and
1
hack
lifo
tl.*rag*
o
f
Cajitnin
F
S
IIrook*.
The
K
c
r
Will
get
under
way
i.t
7i-il)
o'*
giaiii
by
u.king
that
liie
audience
mat lei.I “ if" a b ii: President foul
1 lee
| nl * , tr* definitely rtii'l I fur 11 srcood time and w« struck Stanl y IVekham, fiiffo r d Hu-uc|', kindly nlloiv other', rnr liilatcs tn Hhaw, formerly a passenger ves 1101 k with Robert J. Holly pro* Iglc-ius disappeared. After, heiug more nearly approathed n speed
missing m.>te than 50 hours word increasing tail wind. What tenden
I the Henry Russell, Stephen Shin'ml* rpeak after Mr. Carlton had finiah- sel, of late years hud hoe 11 in tin aiding.
linaily .'('fuses to hr * >u-idcrtd. ilnVV'n by |hr navi o f one
j
tigers.
Attendant:,
v.cr.
aide
to|ser,
Linus
Sirvekitig,
Th
anas
freight
Korviee
o
f
the
Merch’
Tlm meeting, a traditional c* was received tliiit a plane believed cy thcro was towards a drift w*aa
ed and not, as oil the iiirasiiill of j
lltviv will lie voles fur the Presi
foimcr
appeal mu e here, and Miners Transportutiili Goar vent in-county political history. lo I.,* llu'.rn had passed over Ren- northward. Only once did thejr.
ilei 11'
Kansas t ily. Thry v. ii* ! ilrnv. her from the cage in safety.! Stamp, Fred S'nnley. James Sloitr his
The woitiuii slipped a* 'he en off, I. A. Summerlin.
puny. The Kershaw litul a gt-osy Is expeeted l>. nttrait, a record de.- Ablets. I'ersia, yestecduy aflt-r- experience the thrill that comes to
shout dtiwn his opponents.
,'nine chiefly from lh»- log N e'
--------- ------Judge I'arco ilitrodtoi'd Carlton tonnage of '.*711 and net tonnage rroivd. Similar gatherings in the noon. During the time no word those who defy death and glimpjn
Amk. t’ennsvlv aniii and M assa I tfil'd the cage and in an ins ant j
■raring in j ''L HMD. She was 2H‘J feet in past have always been warm and was received belief was expressed defeat. King-aford Smith told about
, l „ * . r , s eirtnry of Treasury j the other huge cat was ti|"ti
length, 42 feel wide and Hi feet tomorrow's night rally is expect that they were trying to make a it in nn exclusive me- age to' tho
■Mellon ehcrislles Impcs of I "olillgf
above
the keel The Kershaw was ed to lit- no exception. Tlm speak uoli-st qi flight to t'uhn instead of Kan Francisco examiner and Inlavw.
She
Hindu
her
sc
:
i
|
m
after
|
,
j
y
g
j
.
{
J
£
1
the
candidacy
of
Hathaway,
which
again, ns does flutrles D. Ilibes
(Continued on |>age 3.)
halting
the
animal
fm
n
minute
Iniilt
in
ls!)7 in Wilmington, Del. ers an- slated to Im at their ts-st, a flight to India
|praisnl Carlton ns "11 man of
to.' New York leader. Hot'i luiv •
She
tilth campaign orotary holding
f I I I ‘ M ’ / r lT n * ! i ph asing nddress and immaculate Her homo port yvuu Hultimorc.
indicated that
alter Pre-idt-i: hy firimf blank cam.dgt's
1
full sway.
* '01 lidg*- they ailllliUrd t h allo wn 1 ri-covering nt a hospital tolay.
With the close of tho meeting,
Judge Hurro railed it one of the
Fvans Hughes before 11•»:.v :*r.
( I N S ) — Armed pomes and hlocd- best word pictures hi- lutd eve*'
Hu- candidates will liuvo spoken
liounds today sum it'd the woody seen of u man. " It i* the picture,"
in every precinct in the county
countryside for the stayer of Mrs. In- said, “ o f a man who is without
and will have completed a most
William
ThomaK
Mntcrly,
f>7.
LONDON, Juno L — ( I N S ) — A intensive speaking campaign, i t ;
doubt the next governor of F lori
The woman was found dead in her
W ASH IN G TO N , June 1.— (IN S ) plained that be didn't rvU& wear
marriage that will admit the will |.e their final opportunity to
da, Doyle Carlton o f Tampa.*room early today, her skull crush.*
—
Vivo
Freoidvnt Dawes at lust ing a high silk hat.
nddress
personal
appeals
to
the
daughter
of
a
night
t-lub
owner
in
Several estimates
plueed the
ed. /The body wan found by the
A little* later, Dawes thought so
to
the
llrit
i
ll
peerage
Js
expected
citizens,
uml
with
interest
in
tinj
has
been
tin. huft c f President
rrowd
which
heard
Carlton
nt
her
h'JsDnnd who had relumed to tho
woll o f hla little joko on Watson
idd
fashion
cnninrll
to
believe
st’H
to
take
pluco
in
tinSt.
Murylc*
tween
7,100
and
8,000
people.
It
aj.prohcj.ing
primary
nt
high
I
Co.dUlgo’s
'repartee,
according
to
LONDON.
June
l.- (IN S )farm house from work in a nearby
that •he repented It at thb break-.filled nil available senta and stood tmne Registry Office tomorrow pilch, they are expedited to make;
Mi-iiiinis nf the UritUli Pa.liame.it Dial "a woman's hair is her crown- fit Id.
a story cirrulutM I ikI sv in official last table for the Presiden’ a ben
ing
glory".
l.o:d
Knutsfonl
placed
The
nuptuils
will
unite
thu
Karl
the
meat
of
the
opportunity
novcrul
rows
deep
about
the
purk.
Incensed over tbe ntrocity' of
Inve no use fo r bobbed Fair. In re
‘
/ efit. “ Mr. President.” Dawes '
rlmrt hair nlnngside the li|** stick the crime, lurge posses soon Il was said by sntno pruueni -at o f Klnnoul and Miss May Merrick,
In addition to the county office circle*.
ply to a (j'jcntionnqirc from a Lm
A ll Washington has waited for quoted as saying, "Senator Wa
and
powder
as
his
|>ct
abomina
seekers;
representative*
of
can
chirr
daughter
of
Mrit.
Kate
M
cr
botlj
meetings
to
liteven
larger,
gathered
Just
outside
of
Reidsdoit evdrflpg newtpuper they dti*
the day when thu Preiidt nt would sou came to your breakfast
dared by a three to one majority tions. ViiCiunt Durcdin said he ville ami begun u thorough comb then the one that greeted Carlton rick, who i* known in London as didates for state offices will nLo
ho'perm itted'to address the gath acoru against the Vic© President, ing a straw hat and a F
that long tresses are more desir believed short hair mo le middle ing of the vicinity. Bloodhound* upon hi.* firnt appearance, nnd this “ qu*-cn of the night ilulis."
who is noted for telling stories bert coat. I told him the’ aC
j were rushed hero from Green#- despite throating weather and the
The Karl, who is 20, was d iv efc ering, it was unnnuneed.
able, being mote beautiful at-il d ig uged women look ridicul.hu
on his aenuto(ial associates. The wasn't proper and h©
Frank Hriunt, a liberal member |lioro Muterly, who heard the de*. fact that the seats were wet with t-d front hi* b r »t wife — 11 1)5,000,nified than huir dipped short
opportunity canto ti/ the president worn a high silk hat.”
of commons, declared he w#* !•>' j purate screams o f his wife, reach- intermit lent showers.
B T t’ DIES r .U 'H F SD IC ID F
000 heiress— in Scotland lust Nov
The boll and the shingle and
There was a moment o f i
Wednesday morning a* his ‘‘ Fare
different so long uv tho women rd the farmhouse too late to cutch
ember.
Mrs
Merrick
owns
several
Fxpresring his pleasure at be
other rtylcu o f rlof-.cm ppeJ liatv
a glimjtsc of tho slayer.
Republican while all ryi-a turned on
R ALE IG H , N\ 0., June 1 , - w e ll' breakfast to
did
not
turn
t
.
the
stnte
of
Indians
eiutis
and
it
is
notliing'
new
fur
ing
uldg
to
.appear
in
Miami.
were,' variously
described
as
Robbery apparently wn* the Carlton launched into his nddress her tiaugliters to » troll inti) the t i N S ) — Failure to.
Pi evident. Then; with a smite
puss
two cengtecsionnl leaders.
nnd paiotAbrir faces. Perhaps the
•'drciulfiit."
"aliominalilf,"
motive
for
tho
murihjr.
a*
V
l
i
in
President
said: “ Writ. Its
It
seems
Senator
Jim
Watson,
studies
today
wns
behoved
to
have
from members
with mention o f the vicissitudes pearnge-viA the altar. Another
conic')i • ni d " » tllsfijntremonl ” best• rontrihutioh r-„i„
rash wnira
which had
been ‘ withdrawn
u
;. if
Pml
r',ltn
nail
nren
vvitmii
been the motive whlr(> lay l>e- the genial Indianan, attended the proper to wear a straw hat
daughter,
Dorothy,
is
marrlvd
to
,,r
Conmns
enmr
from
Sir
R.
I
nil.
^
^
un|y
yMlcl1|
(iy|
through
which
the
state
bud
pass
Out nr. (115 tnemlicrs o f the H >ose
^ w a s
liind the suicide hero df Phillip F. breakfas© attired in » Prince A l a Princo Albert coat u I t ,
of Ci if:nious -150 replied to the Goff, ji conservative w ho replied to missing. A tnuik. in which the ed and suit! the state stands 1/onl Dc Clifford.
Humhttm, 111 year old .State (a ll bert treat but wearing a straw hot. smoko a pipe when your*© s
stArongcr
nowr
than
ever
before.
He
tUcstloVnaire, Lord Ilirkeitheod, of Liu- i|Ustionn;iire: »'With the modern nionry hml been plueed had been
ege
pjiihomore. Tim minute* after This liked th© Vice Presldont, a Princo Albert.”
>-*NVw
urged
that
move
thought
be
given
G
liK
K
N
COVF
SPUINGS
the House o f Peers, declined l<> re way* of hair dressing, it is a wise ransacked. A pistol left bv the
Then- wag a roar o f lau
Duv.tl lie learned he had failed in two'or who told Watson that u straw
to economy in rust of government state, highway between
•layer
i*
being
held
hy
Sheriff
Ply saying he was "too old • * son who kt.ows his own father
a in which tlm Vico President
and »rored those who pro n pub- County and this pluce opened to mpre subjects, Uurnbam fired j lutt simply didn't go with
J.
F.
Smith,
who
I*
directing
the
know anything about it".
Prince Albert coat. Watson ex- ally joined.
•earth.
bullet through hi* brain.
traffic,'
from hi*."own inothar,"
(Continued on page 0)
Lord Am pthlll boasted lie was
WealIItv Cunlnuior ChnrRcd
Willi Sii-uud Degreo Slur*
tier I-’t»r Doalh Of Widow I
Calm I'pon lh-aring Verdict
t' ty. They |Ian ■ |-r < Hi
II
ale (Iff fnfl?‘ei,i">a
iiIof tii is, n.
vil! have
-v- ' he I
--i Virgil in ili'ligal . The re
s'
I
ilei \vtin im
11I b\ -
I
U
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ili tphftl
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i -*i
If ' |«'
.liollam
1 -ti
Ite.i.l tin 1
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Hi
Report Unconfirmed
Of Fivers’ Arrival
noire
In i
County (andidates
Are To Speak Here
On Saturday Ni^ht
Woman TitfcrTamer
AUiidvCil 1Resists
I 1N<•
II \M. R
I
”. .
r ip p im i1inis,-- w„i, mL Armed Posse Seeks,iS!«'Ei*iL3S,S,s2s .... .
gj
uGHian in C arolina nfu
>vi„, hiBh *i(ieuis.»
President Coolidge Gets Best Of
General Dawesln Quick Repartee
Night CluhOwner’s
Daughter (ietsEarl
British Parliament Members Are
Three To One Against Bobbed Hair
/
Ak V
IT »
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ray.
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f* A G E T K N
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Star Golfers O f World To
Eater Open Championship
Matches Slated For June
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IWj'- -
T H E S A X r o t llJ - O E IL IL D . S A N C O R D
ond round; in fart "everybody
_.* _
••
will be there." A great day fo r a
Roman holiday.
A few words about Olympia ,
Fields— although
perhaps
you j
Cures Chills and Fever. In
know all. 1 can 14*11 you. Because |
termittent. Kemitlent and Biliona
of the unrivalled facilities fo r i Fever due In Malaria.
players and spectators at the
club, unprecedented crowd* are ex
pected to attend. The manage
ment is talking in figures of
from 15,000 to 30,000 but certain-'
& S T O R a u l ___
ly that is being generous to the
R i O e n l*laaa c s s c t s a Ifa w lla g
ticket sellers and the refreshment
t r a fle a . S k 'y f l r t .
tents. A t any rate J know they
> M r T ra c k KarftKIec
Phone
N
4
X. Mmpl*- Arnart- printing 12,000 programs^and
U AI.I'H W. M ISS IN G Mgr.
programs have a way of running
short long before the lost putt is
in the last hole at these tourna
ments.
Beads To Cc*me
J. G. Sharofc
But whatever the size o f the
crowd attracted from ull over the
world to thin event, Olympia Fields
Attorney -«t-Law
is ptepared to take care o f it. With
W ill prattice tn all the court*
its million dollar clubhouse and its
700 pere* o f ground and four g o lf Examination o f Abstracts of Land
couises; with automobile road*
Title* given especial attention
leading straight from the heart
o f Chicago; with the Illinois Cen
tral suhurl.au line statioj
within • « ••**■ w s ms •••
u mashie-Tiihlic shot of the first
tee' o f the championship course, it
is impossible to conceive of con
dition* more ideal than Olympia
Fields has to offer.
Number Four course, over which
the championship will be run to
its exciting cud, is as famous us
any g o lf course.' on this side of the
From U rge shipment** of euAtlantic, possibly even in the
eumlser* I have many small
whole world. Certainly aunre words
ones just as. gOssd as any:
have been w ritten about it. It. is
islhrrK f « r pickling, hut *iol
Olympia Field's pride and joy. Up
suitable for mixing in with
to last year it was considered by
table cucumber** going to the
many to Ik- the toughest course
.northern markets.
They are
in the Chicago district. But when
fresh, firm and eacept for
size » k g*Mid as any others not
last year in the I*. (*. A. cham
pionship Walter
Hfigen, never* only D*r pirkling hut for table
W ill deliver them any
having seen it before sallied forth i use.
from the locker room and without j where in Sanford for fl.0 0 per
much as mussing irTflcK^oTTus) •bushel if ordered immediately.
Alsu a large areumulation of
slickly p la s te r e d J ^ M x in j^ U in ,t
r m JTi J i FOTATOES,
GO. Olyiiqdiins lM'^an tTTWTttdcr. A t
any ricte they made up thier minds
‘ ‘eulls” . good potatoes hut not
that neither Walter nor anyone
as easily or quickly preparrd
else* Would repent thut CC this
for cooking as the large ones.
While they last, will sell these
year; and lengthened the course
almost 300 yards. Even now I do -also at 11.00 per bushel deliv
ered.
riot think it is long enough— ju*t
Telephone your order* in 1fit*
over 0,700 yards—effectively to
evening to No. 77.7.
stop a golfer
who ha* "gone
c rnzy, ’ iim the saying is. How
ever. score* of 00 are not turned in
every tournament and Olympia
Meld Nurniier Four inuy be saved
•he ignominy next month.
f
!■> >*
• »
«.
t.X f..- • . > t
: i
|by the Incomparable; Bobby the
BY E R N E S T L. IIF.ITK \Ml*
Iift*ntationaJ New » Barrier
“ greatest golfer of all- times’- ac
CHICAGO. May
29— B*yond cording to the Britishers who
•11 doubt the U. S. Open Golf watched him breeze through their
Championship to be held at Olym
open championship in record f i g
pia Field* Country Club, Matte*
ures
last year. Bobby «be Unbeat
a/m. 111, close by thi* city, on
June 21-22-23 will be the biggest able, according to tnore Am eri
r v e r t in the hi*tory o f American can* who watched him go through
the American amateur champion
golf.
Jt will I k- the biggest in the ship last year like water over
matter o f the field—biggest, 1 Niagara; Bobby the Perfect, ac
mean, in the quality o f the field cording to hundred* o f thousands
to play fo r the American open o f admiring golfing friend* who
title. Few^r player* will actually have watched him come up from
compete at Olympia Field* than th«- day when Harry Vardon, the
In some form er meet, because of Old Master o f g olf abroad, play
the recently instituted sectional ing
with H oi^ in exhibition
fountry, pro
qualifying round* ami ultimately matches in the
a t Olympia Field every . profe*** nounced him the “ greatest stylist
lonal and amateur of real import in the United States.”
But is the American Open title
ance throughout thi* rountry and
•broad will be seen in action. already in Bobby’s hag? Far from
What a
feast— or
series of it, if we may judge ,»*. n pn*t ex
feast*— fo r the enthusiastic gail- periences. Bobby v:t just a*, great
eryltr.
last year a* thi*, presumably : yet
HV
Tommy Armour » >n the O/k-p
Foreign Stars
'T h ere is no reason why any title with Bobby in the field, in
golfer of first importance should match play Hagen gave Bobby al
fail to survive the qualifying most as had a beating ax f'or.iprounds. Ten (dace*, are being re ston -gave Hagen in England re
served at Olympia Fields for a*, cently, when all the world laughed
many European foreign stars, who at Walter. Bobby Jone* j* a great
will n»H he called upon to, qualify golfer hut he i* not incomparable,
K.
by play. Most of the leading Am he is not unbeatable, he is not
erican professional star* and some perfect— on occasions.
Hagen and Others
I o f our amateur stars also will en
Hagen will he there, greatest
ter without qualifying because of
> their showing in last yeurs Ameri- of match players, greatest o f fin
can open at Oakrnorit. But aside isher*; MacDonald Smith will hr
of professional
from these place,, there are enough there, greatest
vacancies to provide fo r every golf machines. Karazen will he
player likely_to make a real hid there, Farrell, will ,Lt-. Uvfrtc.
' tiir tfl^nnovasie-'rrtl^*tn American' (hour will lie there, Cruickshank
wi|l be there—CruickuKank «*ho
over In yo'ur mind all tiM Bobby Jones in the champion
the g o lf stars of the world. I can ship a few yelirs hack and lost
not do the li*t full Justice. (J<-r- by one stroke in the play-off;
talnly the field that will tee off and a host of other “ possibilities"
cot Number Four course 21 will f will he there. The n.an would say
be so brilliant that it will inake that any one player has even an
u real golf enthusiast’* head swim outstanding chance to win at
Talk nhout your throe-ring eircu* Olympia Fields i* crazy with pat
with its conflicting appeal; po tisnnship.
From abroad
Com put on will
g o lf enthusiast with any kind of
n catholic interest in the theory come with the prestige of hi* win
o f Ute game and the individualities over llngrn; Abe Mitchell, longest
o f Its chief living exponents, will of drivers and still greatest of
be able to,decide Just which port British golfers; George Duncan,
o f the course should demand ill* ulways liable to "g o crazy’’ and
St. AtigiiKtiii*' Contract let f*.i
“ burn up" a tournament; perhaps improvement o f portion of County
attention.'
the Argentine who led the British Bond No. is. Mill Creek to Fieula
Bohlty Jones To I’lsy
Boldiy Jones will la- there. Hob- Open field at the end of the sec ta.
666
cm __
Cucumbers For
Pickling Almost
Given Awdy
'
'
^ t^ a g g y K ^ 1
fW N ffV V ’ l r
F L O R ID A , T T ItJ ftS D A Y r M A T 3 L
Tallahassee— Acreage
planted
to Satsumas in Western Florida
ha* increased from about SO acres
in 15*22 to nearly 0,000 at present
time.
u * a p i * i . i t iJ .e u M W Cl. A.
Kin g. I*. M.
K tn r. Mr*. ODtn«-ntlr».
. J. A.
14* ready. U. U.
Atarradr. Mr*. Mlnnlw.
Miller. Mrs. f i J.
M«r*n. t».
To Whom H. May Concern;
On and aftek June First
1928 I cease* to W con
nected or have any in*
lerest in Lake Mary Phar
macy having disposed of
mv interest to Olllver J.
Miller. This notice is g iv
en as T assume no respon
sibility after the above
named date.
Theo J. Miller
r, , May 18. 192a.
N O TIC E
iM of regivlered
xoier* i f '
Seminole Csiunty,. Florida a*
shown by the Demoeratie Fri*
marv Registration Rook*.
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Willie. Olga J.
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Miller, Airs Arthur K.
Osteen. L o ttie K.
Taylor. John. T.
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flarnett. <*. J
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T I L I T Y nun <ir comedian—in trstrd. Some that show the great ver- number 2'/, can crushed pineapple atu
genue or trading lady—second i satility of this artist among truits and pack fruit on top oi ihr sugar. Mala
ary trail or touhrcllr- liutlrr or which arc sure to take your lancy arc: the following sake mixture u u i
\K . • • Star—<|Uick-< lialiyr aili.I or hradlilirr .
/’him/'/’/*' Chtrry f'asttwi: Line one-half cup liutter and one cup sgga
what a woilder I 111 |M-r»oii wr would
and add two well-lieatcn o|;k yolk?
coimdrr an a* tor who was able to take fluted tail pall* with plain or pilli AdiHbrce-fourths cup pineapple »yru,
paste.
Cut
four
or
five
slices
of
pinefell tlicxc part*!
Yet when a fruit
altirnatrly with two cups tlour, thre.
doublet in llirte ways, at ill Shake, apple in small wedges and cook in a teaspmms liakmg |*>wdee, onc-foiirt!
Kr.'
syrup
inadr
of
one
cup
pineapple
syrup,
■peare’s day* when boy* took the wuniiras|ioon salt sifted togetl.-r, AdJ *-i;i
en'a partt, everyone takes it (or grant three- fourths cup sugar and one tea- Ua-pooM vanilla, l old m two sillily
s|mx>h lemon juice. Remove pineapple
ed. “ I'lnraople? Yes, ul course, I
pieces, and, when cool, a'rruligc in lieatru egg whites. Fair the batte*
use pinratitilc
HMi In cocktaili and at a 1shells. Syinoth together one-half tell1 over the fruit mixture ami hake u :
s iflliam i. In
in saladt,
Midiii, drtverlt—every
u i » H i i s —t » r i ; vegetable.
moderate oven, 375* I*'., for thirty it
where," it the instant retpomr now- spoon cornstarch and one teaspoon fold forty minutes. Turc cut upside dowi
water,
and
udii/to
syrup
and
cook
until
•days when this fruit is mentioned.
thick. Coo) And pour over pineapple and serve cither hot or cold will
"For brrakfatt I use it as (ruit and and bake in hot own for fifteen to whipp'd cream on top.
In .witflr*, pancakes, mufUnt and oiik - twrnty minutes. Cool, remove to
£ri*p Vsristy
le(s Luncheon sind dinner ? All tlicac flutrd. paper cases, top with whipped
■Mali ta»te better with pineapple srrvrd crrain ami sprinkle with iniuerd Mara
Pinraffle S fon gt: Soak two tableas a vegetable or in delightful saladt schino cherries.
spoons gelatin in une-half cup cold
aiid dciicrts. Thru wc mustn't forgrt
Stvrrt Pphilo and Pinraf'pf Pyra- water. Beat two egg yolks slightly,
.the special occa*ion, the picnics, the
'•ftri-thratre sn|>prrt, the uffrrnoou tnidi: Saute right slices of pineapple add one-fourth cup' sugar and thre*
teas, when pineapple sandwiches and in butter until brown. Add two table- cups pineapple syrup, and cook in
•cAes are so poptdar with both hostess »|Msins butter and one-half traspoon double boiler, stirring constantly, for
suit to tlirrc cups mashed sweet pota fifteen minutes. Four uver gelatin and
•ltd guest."
toes, and brat until light. Add our- stir until dissolved. Cool, beating oc
third cup pineapple and pile lightly on casionally with egg la-ater.
\yhcx
llrr sauted pinrapple slices. Top each it begins to set, fold in two stilifv
■Kstr Parts Croat**] Constantly
one with a marshmallow and place in beaten es;g whites. M*dd. Serve'calc
a hot oven or under tlir broiler flatne with whipped cream and garnished
Onit df the reaspns why tlie pine- until marshmallow tx-gins to brown.
with a Maraschino cherry.
>
fepplt Is, so popular is its delicious
ifutar. Grown under the warm SouthPinraf'pt
and
Pimiento
Salad:
For tko Sw**4-Tootls
« u i sun on specially selrctrd plants,
Tlioroughly drain two. cuns crushed
•nd carefully chaperonrd every minute
Ptach and Pinraf'f'le Conttrve: Mix Hawaiian pineapple. Add one cu»
• ( its life, the pinrapple colors to the one niimlier 2 can crushed pineapple, diced celery ami two chopped red
crih In perfrirt condition. Then, when one number 2 ran pearlies (finely cut), pimiento*. Chill. Mix wills itiayoss
’th e’top of the ran It sliced off and the one cup seedless raisins, one and one- liaise and serve on crisp lettuce.
•Vmrapplr is taken nut, ready to lie half cups hr<>wn sugar, juice and
Criip Paeon with Pinra(<f<lr: Fry
eaten, wluit a fragrant aroma arises, grated rind of four Irttton*. Cook gen
fetid fiow the golden fruit seems to tly until illicit, adding one cup chopped twrlvr strips of bacon, pouring off fat
.Itave raptured tome of the rays of the almonds ten minutes before dune. Pour as it forms in order lint banm may b»
dry ami crisp. Remove to hot platter
*nldrn sunt
into jelly glasses or jars.
and krep hot. Season a little flour
Because o f its popularity, new parts
Pinratipr Vfodt-Down Cake: Melt with nJt and pepper Dip six slices
■rr bring constantly crested for it. two tabfcs|>oons
Islespr
butter in a large fry Hawaiian pineapple into the flow and
That is, arw recipes for using pine- ing pan, and lack one cup brown stfgar- cover both side*
Drown in fe UUli
i S * arc cousumJy Uiug uudt uud evenly uv£/ ib Liiaia coalcuU o| yue very hot bsww 1*0.
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.Moor. T. O.
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Mcldiultn. J. «*
Atcl.aultn. Atrs J. r
fllle y , John
Riley, Mm. John
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Itfchle Air" K C ,
Sommorsll. Mr*
Stanfield. J. *'
T e r ty . D H.
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Hatch. Frank
Johnson
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Stanfield. Mrs j
Marlin. Reyhnld
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PR E C IN C T
OSCEOLA
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VOTERS I*
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Plans for the largest cooperative sales event ever
staged in this city have been formulated by a dozefl
of Sanford’s most enterprising merchants. This ad
is an open invitation to every merchant in the city
to join this movement and help bring on June 20thi
the largest crowd ever gathered in Sanfbrd.
No red tape, no strings, rid overhead expense in
volved* Beginning the early pert of next week a
concentrated publicity, Campaign .will be staged
and every m erchant desirous of joining in this
sales event should get the benefit of this prelirtiii
publicity. For complete details call Mr. Lewta or
Mr. Powers at 148»
�T H E SAN FO R D H E R ALD , SANFORD, F L O R IP A F R ID A Y ,
ie OrFranceVImpregnaule”
Fortrctwea Which Proved
To.Be Harmless In War Is
To Make Way For Industry
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R b-O i't- <' I iMiic's ‘Mmpregnable"
*< it i rc» - -ilicae massive fortificaR .tivirt 1•Urroutuling the town o f
between Paris and BrufcSj%e). Hrrun bns been attacked this
f t'.! <'in' a c rocking process to make
xvuy‘ lo r nTowing French industry:
The stoiy o f the gallant fightI tug around Mnubcuge in the Franft-ccr Prussian war nnd o f the worth[! Jquiu. « o f the great pile o f ccjr incut nnJ g m iito when the Germ*
• ana swept through Belgium nnd
n j'lu rri France in 1U14, is told in
a bulletin issued by the National
i Gnogruphic Society.
L.V "Mii. be ,ge lies almost on a diI'.r t 't Jiw between Paris and BrusR '«•' and
.iiist three miles within
t t t 'it I n n . , border," the bulletin
n) tuiiu. - “ It was long recognized as a
I strategic point at which to obstrudt
• the advance o f hostile forces, strik
ing down- from the north toward
the French capital.
In The Early Days
" In the day o f Louis X IV fort*
^ rcss building was tho most im. portant o f military’ uctiyities. The
>, times-produced Yaubun, at once the
w orld’s muster
fortress-builder,
: nnd beaeiger. lib constructed a
f chain o f forts ucross norther.r
Franco nnd considered Mnubcuge
,one o f the most important.”
» • Vaul'un'.i most valuable legacy
Rj'tii miUm .i .wwrreers w boM SH M
Jgattvr—I- (tk> I hr^'crrtreaehid camp,”
. » t jui.ib ei ntrpl fortress ringed
. round with detached forts. The
Franro-Prussian war o f 1870 cm-
FO R T riE U C E — City. plans to
purchase'submerged Inn'd In In-1
dinn River adjoining local port |
project fo r future development of
port and industrial purposes.
phaaised anew the Importance o f
Maubcugc, and after the eonfll'*t
Franco made o f the place a strik
ing example o f the "entrenched
camp.”
A t the beginning o f .the World
War, it was thought that Mnubeuge would stand like a rock.
But the fortresses were built to.
combat gunpower. The terrific de
tonations at Liege nnd Namur,
where tho huge German seige
guns poured tons o f high explos
ive on other "impregnable” forts
sounded tho doom of nil fortifica
tions o f this class.
Fell Before Germans
A fte r the Belgium forts fell thor
retreat passed Mnubcuge and left
It like nn island in the advancing
German stream. With its -lO.OOO
men Mnubcuge held out for 11
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RALPH
P A R IS , __ June
1.— U N S )—
America's observance o ' Memor
ial Day extend to
Every one o f the 25,000 graves
of soldiers who fell in -the war
was decorated
The a American
Mgr.
MAKtS
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T H E
saidMrs.Barns M E ]
UI rcffUM*. to |my <W c r t t l n
n
h a lf- p in t
of
any
to r
W O R L D 'S
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In s e c t - k ille r w h e n I c a n g e t
tlic n a m e q u a n t it y
o f Illn c t
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Dollar Sale
i i j n
ri»IR :;(o r o n l y SM
llla h lr I l h K
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h a ir tint price o f oth er liqu id ln *ect-k lller».
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Betty B right
A n d I tin t h e d e n d ile jit m m d c .(!T Io iic y h a c k I f It
doesn’t proTC.no.) B la c k . FU mc romes In tw o
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T H E R E ' l s no m o r e u nc e rta in ty Th®
correct a m o u n t i i g ua r an t ee d you be
fore the ice leaves our plant. Mec hanl
cal g aug es s c o i e (' e ac h block with u n
failing accuracy
S c or ed ice assurer, tym delivery m an o f
fils c u s t o m e r ' s confi dence and m akes
his work lighter a n d his deliveries faster,
an d you get ico of u n i f o r m measur e.
. D e m a n d S c o i c d S u n s h i n e Serv- lce
It is pure, solid, an d full weight.
on bacon
sandwiches
Aluminum W are
Percolators
Dish pans
Sauce Pans
2 Quart
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udouble Boilers
Pails
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T IM E S THOSE OF A N Y O TH E R BRAND
H. L O N G
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kinds of dainty pastries.
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POT
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CALUMET]
Iw o n ’td o it
«,
Cheese,
Buns, Pies, Cakes and all
Imported Switzerland.
fa ilu r e * th a t w a * t e
many dollars* worth o f
other baking material*.
T r y it. Profit by the
perfect, never * failing
action of Calum et.
form *—Liquid and Powder, llotl* are sure
117
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the finest, .purest,
surest baking pow*
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produced at any
price. The greatest
money saver that
ever entered a
kitchen. Prevents
DOUBLE
ACTING
defensive system much more e f fi
cient than thnt of Vaubnn nnd his
school,” the bulletin said. "M obil
ity is the latest slogan. In the
place o f the fixed forts, the pres
ent day defender will pin his faith
to great guns mounted on rail
way carriages, which can pour
out high explosives from one loca
tion today and another tomorrow.
This mobilo system is used by tho
United States in some of its im
portant const defenses.”
Mnubcuge, with the destruction
o f the forts, becomes an open
town with a population o f 20,000
lies in a great industrial region.
AmericanGravesIn
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For Memorial Day
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RISP baron spread with tin- reTreeliin« Ian* . . . <b>*
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It’ s tem pling fo r luncheon ul hom e and easy to pacin a picnic box. O th er dishes, loo, are m ore delirious
with this spicy mayonnaise. T o know new wavs l "
bring its zest In you r menu, send u postal eard for our
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8 oz
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STEAK
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Yi lb.
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Saturday A ll
For
Following Stores
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SWEET MIXED
ond Hand
Furniture
7 W agon er Furniture
EACH
SANFORD
M. I). Gatchel
Plggly W iggly Stores
J. T. Allen
L. F. Lodge
McCuller’H Grocery
Community Grocery
R & 8 Grocery
Mm. Tom llanon
L A K E M ARY
A. E. Sjoblom
IiONGWOOD
C. C. Jackson
L. R. Payne
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CASE Gf»KS Tg> iV R Y
BRING TEARS
“ . E LIZA B E TH ,; N. J., Jurat.
I lew months, many arrests haw (IN S )— Mri.
K ithryn '■ Bchnr
I Lorn made nit, da scora o f atli!* math’ll $260,OOJ ol'ciiattrn ‘ Vi af
irlztd, l>u‘. the r;.-'t o f the imlu.- U. lions suit against Mrs. Cnther
i try lias noUy.it L w i un.ai tho<: in? llrcoks SchnnrAtb* hir ill
w ife
The public n.»8 been informed •oueJ husbands second
tin t coniumytyin o f th:* horn,* went tn the jury shortly after
bivv.Tcl iirpmC is'.Tlkrly to lead to noon today.
serlr's tec dMs. Thu liquor h*
olJ in a raw state, colored to
inahe It ape tutr like srarnneil
whiskey, hut fi»l.s doc!.trod t
j
ei i •eri.-u- W1* tr.rt* upon • \J
mi at..1 ur. i phyAeih'cencItion. >
ADCR1>:t : n ' Scotlnlkl. -J
Scotland th hetuo o f ;■ >1
^positions Which HavcSad
Sffect On Actors Arc Haiti
|*o He “ Qfeiw^clkits” DueT<> scare,
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' li'.oad r.:vJ Parker House ’tolls
ns- -jlin^er ’oils— Pies-^Cakes—
fL.: le of l'nstries maijie fresh daily.
:» v.'ill c
p.jy breadi .APLodges Gi*ocou. lb*n .\vc.. Lodges and McLain on
mc-tto Ave., and Galehels Grocery on
d Ave., and Roberts Grocery on
.{ Fti cel
Andejrson Grocery Cor
e l’ F cn ch ci 13tl|. S t. Stentrslroms
Lory on French Ave. Mrs. Tomlinson,
1 c?vs
I 1e * ":i
a u>ed s.i many *
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lc l*ir Kid a r
:n,il :
I 'U» wen:
ir of N rti i.rii, Iviniaial a .
d tla m i to he th? niara•' hiv-t
lergir.g ‘ areas r.r |ir'‘*frtt
Pod*
dl r; w u k .••ecn’tly 'in mast rates
li.u in sonic dluvicta tit? llqui i
Smrked cMeat per lb. ___ ______
Post Toasties 3 for .......... —
P & G Soap G b a rs ............ ..... .
Sausage in oil per II)..........UA..i
Macaroni 3 pkgH. ................. '....
Candied Yams per can ....
Old Hcildclbcrg Malt Syrup per <
„ .j j French Uird Gravel per pkg. ...
7.j i Hluc Rose Rice 18 Um ............. ”...
25 | Libby’s Y. C. Peaches No 2‘/i <
10 i Emmarts Vienna Sausages 3 fo
leans
Ued ludnuy^-riean^' per can
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Hullpcks Rre-tjrvfes per jar ........
Pure Vegetable Lard per in..........
5 H». .«&. J jilje t le G r jta a e g e rm in a te d
J SANFORD AVENUE BAKERY !
liereifi'tcd I'Cefi i r ■. i:
|l ui<|!irntion to \ c
Lo t fjntfr.ey acini
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u eG ra n d e S u g a r Corn
( ’ov e}tqyst<*tn •JCcnns
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I. “ vr ‘ Heart’ end i a
'I 1'J.ievc It li" ea
Picnic Ham Per Lb.
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Pillshury Wheat Cereal pkg,
Star Naplhit Powtfer (• pkgs,
.lusglgxv ar.d \iJjt ►,ydus;iiu!
he olr
two
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tVL of
Phone No. .‘11
“Trade Where Weight* and Quality Meet”
Saturday and Monday
Specials
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Onr o f the unswerving prim
o f the 90 msmbera o f Qi
Bakers of America— we nre j
to be a member— Is. I f wt
make a better loaf of breac
will do so.
In the five year* that
Qu
Bakers o f America have bcci
operating to make the best t
possible and to give the p
uniform quality and aatisfai
Service, we
have made
definite progress.
Come Karly and Avoid the the Crowd
We Deliver
U«t nrttiln* Ufspowtr*
I ul, « t l * c l l v e s n d » « f *
Ihia T.,Kl«lf.\ 4fHI.
for contbatlnv Inalli*
It kill* both 1stv*r asj
CSV. —Injutsa. n«|liln|
\tluoblr. Croon* snJ
We know we nre better bs
since our affiliation with the Q
ity Bakers of America, and
chnnces nre we will be b«
bnkers five years from now,
though the percentage of
prnvement
mus neeerfsafthvery small.
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COMVMlT.;-'
Gt im! !U^.:»,HIcM *M
At Piggly Wiggly you will find clean stores, quality
F. L. NIXON PROP
foods
money saving prices, courteous assistance by the store men
C o rn e r Ath S t.,A n d F u n fo rd A v c .
DEL MONTI
P E A N l’T
Peas No 2 Can 17AButter h*
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Sliced Pineapple no2%can 19^
('• • if is t * is m il mcroh ef r e e lin g a s a x in g . lint one
si*i ul;! lie r i’ t la in <»i llu* i|Ualily a s well.
\ .'i o f f e r s iis e i i s i o m e i t h i s lr ile econem x e v e r y d a y
- •>ui m ak e a s a v in g on e v e r y pu rch a se and you a re
alv.a.'.- su re o f g e l l i n g Ih e best th e m a rk et a ffo r d s .
‘•flLip I'ACK .>'()
fVYSIESlEECONOMY RUI
SWAN 5c
1’ lvG.
R E G U LA R
25^ Matches 2Pkgs. 5^
14
oz.
A ll tests o f our Q u a U tyU i
show that the n'Vragc among
us members o f tjuulity Baken
America runs from 95r,J- to 9
which is a very high uverag
yet we nre ambitious to atl
an nverage o f 99 O-KHJ whicl
about as close to perfection
anybody may hope to get.
Bottle
But sny, folks, to reach 99 9-11
from our minimum average
96'*, i* a very serious task. ^
know it and so do' we— but t 1
will not make Us falter in <
purpose to do better if it Is
manly possible to do so.
Another of the firmly cstabiis)
principle of the 90 Quality Bak>
Artiericn isiNot how cheap I
how good we can make our brr
This means, of course, that
must put into' v\*ory loaf tvi
bit of quality that we posaP
can. and yet haw it go to I
public at a price thnt the p^o;
can afford to pay for it.
I* & G W HITE N A IT H A
Largest Selling Soap In The World
\Vc know we cannot compete w
H ort# jb icy ■ that lorn
peO)
too often, we are sorry to sa^
because we wdl not undor a
circuniatancea lower quality.
The only language’ we Qqali
Bakers o f America know b*W
speak is that Which tells th* ttt)
about our Quality Bread— and V
let it go at that, for we find th
the public likes frankness ai
will buy any good product th
makes good consistently,
Vi i ; i ;. fd i si: •; a l l
can
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Vegetables
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natoes
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it MMF ROHE 5 Pounds
W right’s Mayonaiae ^ ,07. .;
W right’i* French Dressing
Sugar CrcE^U utlcf DI! lb ..
I.H. I’ ACK AG I
Use Qiirikjjr F u u d - P c p Grov
i:.jj M.mli ~|ic\V voTd d v I
y o g r youHs-'cliT' k C Into ii
1- Si pullets, -..7.1 ^ 111. l l •
y»iu have tvcr.cflroycrr^ F‘ 1 '1.
f'ijiious feed prc;.(Ulc.v
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Saturday
Special
Regular 1‘rlce ...... ^...,
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SUGAR CURED H A L F OR WHOLE
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VEAL
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S H O U U )E R
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I'A l.M O IT V fi
SUGAR CURKU
COM POUND
wJllSwicts thadtwlll conduce to
con * is ten t qu uIi t
R O W IN G M/i
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o«m cal! OatWJp^RIIds firm
p ledgecu rj
Cgyl-Will h.w^mA fl.in v tbing
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(.ODD NEW
i. B. C.McCall
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dustri©^ Inc,
Everything starts in the plant
I f that fulls down in' any patttcu
lar, eVTrylhing elesu falls dowt
And the human element,.* pleas
take notice, counts fo r a grna
deal in production.
It is mor>
important even than maebiner}
Machinery, wodrrful an it it. a
the result o f man'* ingenuity
has novel thcless got to have th>
uuderatanding, the direetton am:
the conotant supervision o f ‘ hi
human mind.
is the keynote of flawless prrd’tction. and the appreciation o‘. thu
LjiihUr. . .
fi.it, profit il L .fAii.L
“ w iit c tn eal.’/ W f Ha’jrc a ju pp l f o f this mash ng^dy for you.
The vital thing in a bakary is* it
production facilities.
And wholly apart from all oth
elemrnts tm* biggest thing o* /
in oifr opinion, is the pride o f J
Workers in their job*. This pride
wjjat llic tnia3;nfJ(j ,t'» »■ d
I FWlL-©-P£P
There is no stubility, please don
forget, to u wavering price pla'
form'. It can never compete f f
long with established quality an
reliable service. The public ha
a keener sense of value to.In
limn it ever had.
It is bette
able to know the difference U
tween the genuine and the shoo
ill the goods they buy.
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THE 8ANF0RD HERALD, SANFORD. FlAtHIDA. -i FRIDAY} JFNE 1i,1028x
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: M f i t i n
Moines fs the county seat. In H L i
there were 1,57-1 m on tage* there
mid 823 divorces, more thnn half
»P iM l> k r 4 rr rr r if lr r a w t r « n » (
a* many divorces as marriages.
M fA U : H ERALD
Il l« M
* 4ai r J■t( N
t aiaf f ta r l*, H
—a r M a .
In a clny o f jnzz anti bobbed hair there arc a number of
In nearly ull states Jhe |iraFortin:i
A ira a f.
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solemn-faced gentlemen who hark sadly back to the pioneer
Iowa might be regarded aula- particular!;.- uigr.ilicaat. In PJ27 'o f divcTccs" fa marriages Is "much
K a l f r r t |a
aaraal
fla a a
w a t ld r days when " wcoibh’ b place was in the home" and when it typical Midwestern stutc. It has there were 1.74 divorce* per 1,000 larger
in cities than in small
W l a W r - V J B I B , at I h r ■■•atafllrr
I.G3 towns and iural districts.
• I N aar.inl, H n t ld a ,
Mnrtrr a r l of Was unladylike for h e r to r o forth into the business world to no tremendously large city, the population, compared with
C « a | r r M n t M a rrk a, IN»7.
The contrasts in Iowa counties
support herself o r her children. There are few places in the largest being i>es Moines with in 1026, an increase considerably
shown by arc striking and e ffe r features
K llla r U. S . A. where the pioneer days still linger, but B ritish ! “ bout 1:10,000 inhabitants and larger than thnt
M O t U S I l u I)H A W
Maaagrr
It. I I O W A l l B . I
marriage*. In each year there that arc puzzling. Pottawatomie
lllor America, far richer in open spaces, is still partly early Vic- no olher " nth n,ore ,han ,00*,K)0
MAIl I K IS. 'JO
and only half a dozen with more were practically cnc-fifth us many county, o f which Council Bluffs
torian, so far os the luxuries o f civilization are concerned. than 25,000. Consequently
mn
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the divorce.** ns there were, marriages. is the largest city, almost equaled
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tlJM! And It \yati
O ar V fa r
Saskatoon, Saskatchewan, one o f the out- figures just issued by the census ;,The figures fo r the various Polk county in the matter of
M l M aatha
^anndian civilization, that Mrs. Peter Storm drove j bureau concerning marriage and counties show ^omc surprises and 11*27 with only 11*5 divorces. One
T h rrr M
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.-S.’ S posts
H r C arrier]
cld.twpnty-flve hundred miles to Toronto to answor divorfce in Iowa are worth study stfhic things that arc difficult to wonders why divorces are al
& »•“ a m
explain. Blaekhawk county grnnt- most three times ns frequent in
»n i*a p U fa rrr a r w a . a can.
T k f H erat
$ from her son. Twenty*five hundred miles ing;
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There were 8.08 marriages per rd .171 divorces and issued 561 one county ns in the other.
ms. a little farther in British America than anyaa 1%IPS, IrOHi
Nttn
jmsVriagc licenses, which . is .con
•rah
a rp a a la a lla a
Warren county and Webster
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on this continent. Her ride was a long and lone 1.000 population in Iown in 1027. siderably above the average for
w a n fa d a ilf ra a ra * where
a i r th
compared with 8.C5 tho pfx-vlou*
county also < ffrr a striking con
• la « ««M la
of I N ) ly one, over desolate stretches o f prairie and through still
a ll tha
;yoar, nn increase that was not the state. Chickasaw county* had trast, tho first" having 302 marri
araf Ir r
an
T h a I. k . a. lo aaShe must have ridden
la rrla llr r f d r l r a lI la I'lo riS
rM a t a d l l > more desolate regions o f scrub pine.
only eight divorces while 5G7 ages and cnly eight divorces in
• l l a * o la le u rw a la
hundreds of'ihiles on entj without meeting a human being.
couple* set sail on the matrimon 11*27 and the seconjj having .128
Yet fihe did only what many a pioneer woman has done be obligation, or both, to his market ial sen. Why. should there be more marriages and 07 divorces. While
T h e H e ra ld
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m rm b rr o f the
ing organization present difficu l than 20 times as many divorces there arc exceptions, ns a rule
A M I t l l n i f a r ' nf t'lrmlnllnttH, Wa fore her, except that her mother or grandmother would have
lateraatlea M f 1.*<K-laMun
of l*ah ties
that make it hard 'for him to in the <m county as in the other the larger towns have a larger
instead o f on a motorcycle. I f woman’s
ll.k r ra , A d t r r f U r n
aail A d , r r l U - gone horseback
when the number o f marriages proportion o f divorces than the
U l
A Kr n t■ p k l r h
rn .nl rr
earh place were in the home in our neighbor to the north, and if assert himself on the subject. But
the clearing house plan must nnj was about the same?
Neither smaller places. The incral would
n i b l l a b r r b ifM h rr
rr laHhHilf fa a
' liltM lh M
■atflt
W
af
a a b a rrlv lla a it had been in the home in the country in the days of M!>,
will be adopted sonner or Inter, county luu a large city.
teem to lie that "those who want
list* la i/rdrr
i/rdri l o i r r l l f a b a u la lr lr
A* would be expected by those their marriages to possess cle___ aa a
■ II elalma
mfl r l r r a la lla a . aa nett aa the present generation would have had a far less valuable In the celery deal here i f it is to
> «k f»t bnalaraa mrthnda.
heritage of health and will power.— New York Herald continue to bo profitable to the I who have watched the divorce 1ments o f durability should take
Tribune.
producers.
Why
not now
f»i
n ow ?
t .; figures
there was a large number up their residences in villages
T H U R S D A Y , M A Y 31.
H. A. H OW ARD. ! ! In Tolk county o f which D ps - and avoid the larger cities.
Men who object to police court i
stories arc men who anticipate
being in them_______ -o—
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History recounts the utterance o f many potent senA copy o f "Our Dumb Animals’- J^nct‘f when the exigencies o f the moment bring out the best
has found its way to our exchange. that is in mnn. Putnam’s "Don’t fire until you can see the
table. No. it was not Cntta’ cam* j whites o f their eyes," Captain Lawrence’s "Don’ t give up
pnign propaganda.
the ship.
Admiral Dewey’s "You may fire when ready,
-uGridley,
General
Jackson's "You can lick your weight in
R. ' Another reason some o f our
u
ndents
and
Colonel
Bee's "There sits Jackson like a stone
politicians arc not ronning for*
the presidency is hrcuuse they pre wall, ’ ate milestones which stand out in the minds o f everyfe r to spend their winters in F lori one as indicating the courage and fortitude o f American
leaders.
da.
This So-Called Weaker Sex
The Sanford Herald
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IOWA DIVORCES
.... Speir Realty Bureau *
(II. A. Speir)
City Properties;
Farms; Timber-lands;
Groves.
Rentals and Gontractural Collections.
from
Properties cared for.
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Every Courtesy will be accorded
TO
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YOU
Both hy mail,— and at,—
Sanford,
202 East First Street,
Florid;
IMione 22!!
“Don’t Go Hack!”
------- —o--------Everyone should turn out Sat; nrdny night for the final rally of
tho local o f fieri
se llers. The
meeting will be held in. the City
Hall.
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The Seventieth Congress has
adjourned and there arc now a
'thousand more Inws to be ob
served. What chance ha* a mnn
1
got?
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Senator Walsh, Semite investi
gator, calls the Teapot Dome drul
the
most
"contemptible
pri
vate steal." Oh, incrcyi Mud-sling
in g!
----------- -----------Tw enty-four carlots o f tomnlocs were shipped recently from
Pla n t City In three days. The
prico varied from ?L75 to $:t.00.
Agricultural Floridul
Here's what the Orlando Report
er Star »a>> about Doyle Carlton:
"Th at Doyle Carlton is a cleancut, courageous and capable man
must be true. Throughout a long
and strenuous tnmpuign no man
Ktli has dared lo attack
bln record
either in private or public life."
7
— 4| I f Doyle Curltoii
in indulging
i In personalities, as the frightened
' Hathaway
followers
contend,
w hy doesn't he tell
something
* about thst automobile wreck Fons
. bad early in the campaign? In
* fact, wc haven't lu-nrd Doyle nuy
anything about the Crown Prince's
personal life.
»nipu flapper* were luilt
Two
If « „ by the police und sent home
when tiny were caught/,walking
|u down town without any stockings.
* * That's ruiht, they ahould be made
to wear fsometmng.— Eiistis Luke
Region, ^ ’ hy ) >c no old fashioned?
—-Gainesville News.
That's the
w ay it goes, Mac. The minute a
man gett married be immediately
begins t4 get old-fashioned about
such things.
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On Top Of The World!
The fate of the dirigible Italia, either sitting .somewhere
on
top
of the world or drifting helplessly over the trackless
----o---. Senator Taylor says he Is not wastes of the Arctic regions may never he known. Overdue
attacking any of hiH opponents. now for nearly a week. General Nobile and his intrepid crew
Mo. and none of them are attack ol seventeen men have been the objects o f great interest ami
in g him, •probably because they ot .sympathy manifested by practically all the people o f the
know he hasn’t u chance o f elec world.
tion.
Whether the giant airship Is being wafted about bv
o-------According to a poll of
the I every puff of changing breeze or whether it is down sonicJacksonville Journal
majority where upon an icy resting place, is a problem of mere speco f the newspaper editors of Finn- ulation.
In either case the plight o f this unfortunate e\Ida am for Kona Hathaway, but pedition is one, the continued contemplation of which is nit
We hope
Ibecause
m-cbum
hope it
it isn
inn tt
I ons conducive to peaceful sleep. We cunnot imagine a situation
has so much more
money
to
which would try tho heart of man more than the one thlese
•]>cnd for advertising.
Italian explorers may now be experiencing.
----------- o ----------We have lead harrowing stories of shipwrecked sailor.Y o », Mackenzie bits about
Siard as nn infant in swaddling j drifting about in open boats or marooned on si,me* lonely isclothes. Does Mackenzie think the land; but the ocean is small and well travelled compared to
people are going to take liis word that itiaccessuhlc and uninhabited frozen tract of the far
•gainst Carltons
affidavits? north. To be stranded there would he to suffer intense cold; I
— Sarasota
Times.— Same situ
to stare at a glazed expanse with only an occasional polar'
ntion here.
bear or seal to break the .monotony; and to know that if help
Mr. (.’Attn compluiiis that
the is coming it is only by the merest chance of fortune that ii
newspapers are not fair. I f not will be successful.
aupporting gambling and im m or
But being, of necessity, men of courage and dauntlcs.ality and being opposed to the spirit whose foresight caused them to be equipped with all
rankest demagogue
that ever
manner of devices to meet every contingency that might
•lumped n stale, is not being fair,
arise, the world is clinging to the hope that in some why this
then we're it.
beleaguered band will work out of a predicament which to
. The opposition is trying to pre say the least, is very dark. To he "sitting on top o f the world-’
vent tha nomination
o f Herb •.nay in ordinary
parlance, express a condition of infinite
Hoover by saying that the South satisfaction but in the case of the dirigible Italia it expresses
would never vote for him Ucruusr
anything hut.
hu is a "n igger lover." The South
would never vote for him anyway,
because the South always votes uc
cording to the tliclules of northern
Democrats.
i I
If the campaign in Nicaragua has served no other pur
pose in this world, and if it is another proof o f the ineffect
uality o f Republican administration, it nas served at lea*t to
add one more page o f glory to the story o f American deeds of
heroism. We refer to Captain Jtobert Hunter wno, though
shot through the neck and head, lay on the ground and
shouted to his small command of Marines, "Don't go back;
go.ahead!"
’
If all of us. occupied more or less with peaceful pur
suits, could adopt some such slogan as that, we would find
it would help tremendously when slumping business slams
us on the head, when thoughtless friends shatter our heart
with the shrapnel of rumor and lies, or when any failure of
one kind or another knocks us down and leaves us flat on
our back. "Don't go back; go ahead!” You can't keep a good
man down; and you can’t hold an American Marine back.
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Hear The Candidates For Office
In Seminole County
On June 5th. the people tfo to the polls to decide who shall be elected to serve them
in the various offices of Seminole County. Each and every voter should attend the
political speakings, hear all the candidates state their platforms and express their
SANFORD FORUM
Editor, The Herald;
The brightest hope for the ugrr
eultuiul future of Florida— and
consequently, her icul future prosI erily- rests in thu result of the
ili'sperate ami determined fight be
ing muile by the citrus growers of
the State, for a genuine growers
organization, owned, eontroled und
operated by Hit* growers themreives with the Clearing House
idea predominating.
There is no great industry that
ha* been handled with so little re
gal'd to business principles as the
farming industry in grnrnil und
Dm'Florida fruit uml produce in
dustry in particular. Farmers need
no legislative relief from tile (!ov'•rnincnl except a Ii asi nable protcrlgivu tui-iff; what vv« need in the
same kind o f organization und con
trol vf "Ur products that other Dig
Iloslness enjoys.
This can be
brought uhout only by ourselves
through just eiich*" organization as
the citrus .growers, represented hy
tho committee of 50, und the fear
less fight being made by their
spokesman, Judge Wulkvr und Mr.
Corey, fo- the signing up of the
^rowers, marks the beginning o f a
new eru In the agricultural indus
try in Florida; just what ull thinkng grower* have longed fo r dur
ing the past 20 years.
A yery large percentage uf the
growers ure, and always huve been
more or less dependent upon ship
pers and marketing agencies fo r
with which to opeqate
The must interesting develop
ment iif the political situation
fo r the }-cek is the announcement
that Dr. Lincoln llu llry, president
o f StetsQn University, will take
th« stump to advance the candi
dacy o f Doyle Carlton. And the
ft fact thal he is w illing to camsign for a form er Stetson boy
Rise bf friendship and admire-*
»a for }im, and hft.fjrfM
FP*
reason have not keen able or
s w eight with those
him tnan all tho hot willing to make this independent
iottd speakers -* Und. Out now comc* the Florida
United Growers: Inc., headed hy
M l
miiim* nf the biggest and best men |
•if (lie Stule, organized for the pur- I
pose of relieving these growers
from this embarrassment. All of
these activities constitute a lung
step forward for the citrus indus
try of Florida.
Blit, huw about the celery und
trucking industry*? Wlmt about .i
Clearinghouse plan to establish
standardization o f glade and pack,
Nation wide advertising, and n
reasonable control over the flow
of Florida celery into the markets
o f th.e World?
At p-csent, sonic six large ship
ping agencies at Sanford market
practically the entire celery crop.
These agencies -arc strung, coni
potent and reliable business organ
izations, tin.roughly experienced in
the marketing o f produce)n gener
al and celery in particular. Several
of them consist o f growers organ
izations. They provide fund*
to
insist a large number of.grow ers
in producing the crops and their
charges are not inconsistent with
goud business. We huve no quarrel
with them. Nover-the-lcss, they
ure in competition
with cuch
other in the murkets o f the coun
try with the growers celery. Each
agency dues its best to get all tho
money it possibly
can fo r
its
growers, but operates independ
ently snd in competition with ev
ery olher agency. This is not good
business'for the growersHow beautifully the clearing
house idea could be worked out In
the celery dcul here, and with
very KTeut advantage to tho pro
ducers J and no loss to tha market
ing aggttcica.
Every
thinking
g ra w a f ifalixe* this, bulJoyalty i r (*
views. In this way only can the people he assured that their choice is elected to
%
office.
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This Advertisement Paid For By:
E«$|. Kilbce
( undidule For Tux .\sxr-Hur
C. M. Hand
Candidate Re-eleelimi Sheriff
f
/ I n i '.
E. E. Brady
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Candidate Sheriff
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Candidate ConMublc Dial. I
t andidulc County Commissioner Dist. 3.
May Belle Maxwell
L. A. Tate
Candidate Supt. Public Instruction
Candidate Constable Dist. 4
Joe D. Chittenden
R. R. Dcus
Candidate Clerk Court
I) .L.Tji r^dier
Candidate Re-election Tax A»M-xor
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Fank Evans
^C'anddlJate 'riki Assessor
A. Vaughan
J t
A. I). Smith
W. K. White
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Candidate Clerk Court
Candidate Prosecuting Attorney
L. P. Hagan
S. A. B. Wilkinson
( 'undidule Legislature Group 2
Candidate County Judge
J. F. McClelland
It. C. Wilcox
Candidate Sheriff
Candida!* Constable Dint. \
Candidate Re-election County J u ^ (
T. W. Lawton
E. Kinlaw
Jno.
Candida!# Cpnslablc Dial, 4
Candidate R e-«lecll»n Prosecuting A lt'/ .
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G. Leonardy
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THE SANFORI) IIERAI.U, SANFORD, FLORIDA9 .FRIDAY; ItJNE 1. 192S •
Mice Telephone 14«< MRS. FRED. S. DA IGER, Society Editor Residence TeL 37.
Weinbergs Entertain
!In HonorOfDaughter
:ial Calendar
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PAGE FIVE
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CHARMING SANFORD SOCIAL LEADER AND RECENT ATTRACTIVE GUEST
Mrs. Leslie Hill an'd' smuIT‘ flltT '
, ghter
Louise,
returned
home
Thursday afternoon from Orlando,
where they have been the guests
of her sister Mrs. Allardice.
•
•' % * * ' -■J\ %'
Ernest Krupp lift Suntlay for
Richmond, Va., where he will at*
tend a convention of Mu< li. I* E.
before rwing to New York where
he will visit bis daughter Miss
Margaret Krupp.
Mr. and Mrs. I’erry Weinberg
Judge Wallace Wright is
F R ID A Y
"e r e hosts at a most delightful Jacksonville for a few days
Joseph jtussell, soli of Mr. unii
jGnnlen Club of Sanford j bridge party, Wednesday evening tending to business.
Mrs. Fred K. Itus- II, a member
|ca at the Yacht Club Fri
at their lovely home on Magnolia
I of this year’s graduating clntol
prning at 10 o’clock.
George Schual of Lakeland is eleettd to the faculty of Georgia
afternoon, from four to Avenue,- wtum they entertained !
spending a few days heie with his School of Techtt dog.v at Atlantn,
[the Garden Club o f Sanford , in honor o f Mr. and Mrs. V. G. |mother Mrs. Mary Schual.
1(!a , mid will teach English.
Rd a free June Flower Show PAfi* o f St. Vetcrsburg, who are
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Yacht Club.
the guests of Mrs. Pace's si'-ter
Ernest T. Lee o f Holyoke, M a s s ,' Mr. am) Mrs. .folio W. Mcisch’
pc Department o f the WornMrs. S. Robbins.
is visiting in tlio city ns the guest Jr., leave Tuesday in their car
flub " i l l have subscription
of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Piters . for Pittsburg,
The
rooms
o
f
this
spuciuu*
home
Pa., and other
party at the Woman’s
points in the Fast, stopping
were converted into veritable h >vvMrs. Mary Bishop left T h in - <ver in route at Anderson, S. C.,
ers with i|uuntities of Spring
MONDAY
day
for Tampa and St I e t e r s n u ij where they will spend a short
Inc** meeting of Women’ - flowers and ferns. The pastel where she will visit for a short
time as tin* guests of Mrs. Cal*
tints
"
’ere
featured
in
everv
do*
of Holy Cross episcopal
time.
'in Teague, who is visiting her
at .'R.'IO o’clock at the l’ur- tail.
parents Mr. ami Mrs. A. S. Farm*
A fte r an exceptionally intend
tusc.
Mr. and Mrs. li. Irving I .ouch* er.
ing
game
of
auction
bridge*
had
Lnn’s Missionary Society of
leave Saturday for points in New
Itbodist Church wfll-meet at been played, m c ii > were collected
York where they will spend the
and
prizes
awarded.
Mrs.
pace
block at the church.
Iihrndiip Committee of the who held top -im e was awarded a summer.
■a's ( lot) will meet with the nretty crystal’' unsule set. Itex
Mrs. (iyroge McRury and chil
Lin, Mrs. Robert Newman, Racoosin, who soiled higlK'sl adreii
leave Sunday morning ' for
mong
the
nieo,
received
a
ciga
lo'elock at the dull house.
rette ease. Mr... Pace was .also Montircllo, where they will s|»A*»d
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* TU E S D A Y
Nairn s pr 'inioi nt in motion pic*
Frank Miller will entertain presented a large Japanese vase some time.
lien dices of the Duplicate as a guest prize.
turrit ate lined ii|> behind that
Refreshing fruit
punch was
The friends of *, Mr.i. Mahl.*
('lab at 2:00 o'clock at her
of Hebe Daniels in her latest Para"
served
throughout
the
evening,
Hislmp will regret to lentil that
|i n Magnolia Avenue.^
starring comedy, "T h *
of Managers o f the Worn and at the conclusion o f the she continues ill at her home on mount
pointed through courtesv of Orlando Morning ScAUncI)— M rft AVallaco \V XXYiglit o f this city nnd Mrs. A| William* o f Wazhingcoiisistinu Park Avenue
F ifl> "F ifty Girl," which will come
I'liib will meet at 10: o’clock games., lefrcslimcnts
"Id n f
-n r
a m o.it
g u*-.d . '.rifrsnV illiain’, |a nieee o f Judge WOght. a Ik
CJW
lw| lwr
hllsboni,t l/ltmt
Lieutenant
A l XVIlliunis.
famous—naval tlyor,
of a tasty salad and sweet course
. . . --Mill Itil II Mil
lift F llinuuilll,
IIMIH •••
.............• --------Woman's Cluh.
to the Milaive today '' Jam es'H all
■■ ■ * ,.
X I I , , I . . ft. . . . .. I t . ■i I . . l i ■ * ,. i
o o .l
Sl
ft a ■ ft . M ft ft
##
. . 1 , >,l M
A.
was
served
by
Mrs.
Weinberg.
here
for
„
.b
oil
visit
„
fortnight
ago.
While
lin
e
l.irutemmt
nnd
M
fH
W
i„
illlns
were
p
u
^ts
o
fh
on
or
nl
n
delightful
buffet
supper given
W E D N E SD A Y
. ,
Mr, itiiif 'Mrs. P. J. -Nontie
pfity* the mate lead dipoaite Mir t
•The players were Mr. and Mrs. rou Paul leave Saturday for
l»y •Iik Irc ami Mrs. Wright at thfir l«*\•*!> Iioinr an .Mi»ll«»nville Avtn
.lames P.*ftidgt* will enter
lit*.
Daniels nnd rejoined me start for
in' members o f the Duplicatw V. G. Pare of. St. Petersburg, Inudo where they will mute
this picture after an absence o*
Mr.
and
Mi-.
Victor
Check,
Mr.
home.
' l.imcheon Cluh at i o'clock
four months. His last previous up*
|that it is Hot no reasonable to voters toward tier candidacy.
home on Magnolia Avenue, and Mr-*. 'Roe Racoosin, Mr. and
penraneu with At is* Daniels wns
Mi
s.
Sol
Rohhiiis,
Mr.
and
Mr*.
rheon fr.r members only,
say that MO per cent will be in
Mrs, Roby Lning l.ft Saturday in "Swim Girl Swim."
The list o f counties, number of l f \ \ T k r p T iY K T A T
> Woman’s Club at one •>' Ilari v Stallicrg. o f Orlando, Mr for St Petersburg where she was
t lie I ll\ en column.
Hall
is
a
f
inner
New
York
The estimate iptalified voters and the predicted 1 H U * v I V A X I v l i N
Ikiudel,
Mjss
A X
j at the ( lull house. I'lmiie and Mrs. I tarry
by
ttie
illness
of
her
father
culled
stage player and. in million pie*
' loi Duval county wa* givvn to
majorities fur Mrs.
l.l C. Kllsworth. Mi
W. Mary llamlcl. .Mr. and Mrs. Dave Dr. S. XV. Walker.
lures. It.i played opposite Miss
I tin* Journal by one ol the most
rub v or Mrs. George I’.ixlmi lloniski. Mam ice Moses and .Mr.
Daniels in "Seiturita" anil "S I ic’ n
and Mrs. Weinberg.
i eoiiservative men of the county t ounty
Voters
Maj.
1H21J
f<i'i\ations..
Miss Emily Lingle, who has a Sheik." lie made bis semen (Te*
(Continued Trqm page 1)
j whose political pi ngno.t a alion i Rrcvard
Ila- Turner Circle of Dir I'n I |
•2.700
dtlll
1,178
•
ott
with
?’
is>
Daniels
in
her
piegraduated from
Florida State
lie office to advance thcmaelve.ft
MRS.
PETERS
EN
TKItT
XINK
M Clmreh will meet with j
ni Die past liuve estaldisheil his x Hrovvani
d.lMtu
500
litiO politically.
College for Women pi Tallalvi* see, tore, "The Campus Flirt " Hall Inxesligatimis ( omplelnl lly
•lames Fields, 70*1 West
i eputation.
Aleml.ee of t lit I ftit - \t lay
i
etui
neil
to
the
I'urutn
Mint
studio
Tuesday, has returned home.
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2.200
dO
O
717
The governor and his cabinet
Ml
I'ladk
peleis
eiilel'aim
'll
I
E d ito rs O f I.en din g I ’ nners ' val ('utility Ruth llryan Owen
Street at IL.'lll uVlock.
loi lus part
"The Fifty Fifty
27.00U 10,000 7,717 should exercise strict supervision of
, i t i i |di a .out ly 'Mini -dav alter
In d ii'iilc C a n d id a te W ill lie 1 lul» dei lure that her majority v I lade
T III'ltS D \ V
Mirs Kola Slic|i|ianl ha letoiu G irl," alter playing several eip
i.ooe .iI :t 'niewell c nl\ al her
x Duval
Kln'lcd lly U re a l M a jo rity will he iiiiii li lin g e r .
27,000
2,000 tO.dlK all state affairs, ho said. Eight
lit loisiness m r inn: of Smi
months school with jirot>crly train*
e<l
lo her home al Lakeland after gag-no nts with other film organi*
I’ .1 N'niiiii'.
v I laglei
|
,.ri00
.'107
'I
In*
survey
show
a
niimher
of
liaptel' No 2 * • I! S n| . '••i'll, I".o ono: Mi
/.aliens. He reietiily i"iiiplutod an
uml ndeipiuti'ly
paid teacher*, „ i dR
a
short
visit
here
athe
goes'
of
.1
At
K
S
O
N
Y
II.Li:.
May
:»Lwho
I*
.in
with
tier
family.
v
lint
River
I
.H
I’
n
200
1,201
: m teiestiag iti in* , among them
at tile Masonic Tempi
impoilant role in "H ell's Aft’gcl*."
financing
o
f
the
Agricultural
l»«* ; h H
Mr
ami
Mrs.
W.
Morion
Thigpen
I Snlunlai f i iii lio il" n lieie lin y
Rtw(l Ri y.in Owen will Is* uepl that Die inimhcr o f ipialitied vot \.Mat t in
1.too
500
080
One of the leading male rales is
purtmenl so it can carry expert ‘
ers
in
the
ilistra
t
totals
I
lo.inni,
will mal.o their home.
Aton
roe
1.071
750
2,140
L . 'f
into the Coiled States Congress
meiit and extension work into ev
.Mi s. (
T. 'poml .11 . who Inis laki o l>\ William Austin. famous by the large.t
nearly thne time, the total mini • ikeecbohcc 1,558 ' ---V val let y o f
Spring
flo w ci*
700
m.ijniity
ever
ery county and encouragement of
iiei'n I lie at I meti Ve h"ll>C guest III -creiii eumeili man. The featured
I beg o f voles east for l»>tli i'"ii
wuh g ie iiie ry was 0‘ "d in decora
8.000
500
2,201
I'aiammiot player reciiitly* com given**n eoi giessiomil lamliilate ju'li-siomil euliilalnles in r*2*">. It xt li’unge
industry were advocated by* tho
■og ilo loom , of this attractive Mrs. \rellie lletts, left Tlmr.-day
.1,000
-------1,281
(• -i eiila
pl' ti d an imp >i tnut part to Clara in lio Illsll'l
of
I'li
speaker. Study of Florida noil*
i
nla
will
Isremembered
that
tli
I
'.•
2•
*
aftelilooll for her lloUle in Anglls
home
5.000
800
2,250
R o m 's
picture, "Red Hair." aim will |"t| over 20.IMMI nil'll' \"(i I return* showed Mm. O " 'o in vl' Reai'li
must follow scientific reclaniatio-T**
l.al* in 11*. afternoon Ihc l|n*t. « la, till.
\ I'utmim
fti*7t»
500
1,452
it was largely lliroucS ho. excel than h i I'ppoiah i . m ■"idnie t" illii lead " f her oppouftt I until
of the Kvrrglade*, he said, and
>'
xSi'iiiin In
erieil a i ■11>i■*inu" salad mol n o
a,500
000
1,001
lent wink m that picture that In
reorganization of
the drainage
•Hi* i V i . Sonne wa |iie*eiileil
.
a •.1»*.« x of the Fonrtii Congres. I figtnes i atm in from Aloiuoe St. Johns
\\ It < a I I I |'I'd I '
5.000
1,000
1,870
I >i and
oils chosen fm the important 1
hoard, with local repicscntation
! *i"inil Distiirt vvliieh has just I I 'oiint v 2J hours uftei the poll- x.':l l.ueie
I l lui l'
Cal' lot i
I hook. "The I (!
2,200
500
784
lull c I lies
III th e ir
li.ni elosed
I *"-*•. il. 1111> of tin*
n "The Fifty Fifty Girl.*'
been
•
"lllpleti'il
by
editor
"1
i v l i e ie they will i
0.000 :j,007 necessary.
< "liioilna,
iti ;r taking |ni't •i:• Mlt’fll • nf tbf « ceilsloll
i i \ nl fnli.M'lupg ip .|-'D...«|,‘t\l,y , x Aolu*i.i 11 0.000
(j* " rge Ivitl sonai
toiled 10 It. fat,d in g pup' r
He pointed to the money being mu T
n
<
the
If*
coon
|’iltj«i\ lltf t In* <11 oiiio w ill. M
I
YrtDr.tt
'iV.7T.tt
41,070
it tvw we kft vft. tin: f » i 'l u pA,,.; rijnt' uni Id. 1* tianoil m i Di i i ,.
this I iln,' fia* lieeli fore '(filled, , '
Hi, !’ 111iII' S Oil
expended by one candidate in tho .*■.4
ol
l
hi'
«li*t
i
let.
say
s
thi
I'
I
:\ >i.
1%f ••1 Ui’M* \|f
xt'arried by Mrs. Owen in 1020. reee for governor, nnd said thesi-' V*
I tnliiiilie All’ll is. 111 an imp u taut .la, k** 'll v illi* .loin mil I inlay
Her vvol her* r*u Mr*. Owen diidiili
1» m.'l.i ' .
and Mli
1 1:»»• tv \!
I
It. Mi
A
xlb’lntril rep. rt says Mrs. Owen
• • * ewnirdv role and John O’Hara i* maijo n ty . if e 'llmati * of these l.y the piling up • ( miijuiities in
funds were coming from the pock
M."lli in. All
.1 \ Mi". II. M- .
will
carry "by safe majority’’ .
I
ti*e
larger
recognized
Owen
i
outl
.1 N Tninr ii'tumed llonii' also 1 umliered in the east.
editors nie to he taken al face
ets of the tax payer*. Ho review
I toll i sol ■i 1v < III i t IIM' \i .ml i I ti t«'t .. ol Ali
.1alia
In Da* fiimpilutioii of this sur- |ed irregularities he hrai previously
■day evening fi' iu l.akelati'i
Ttie p iilo i. was taken fr un ait value, will tntnl moie than the in e* vvhiih <mli not be wiped out
>lair.'* was a plea-aul lea
.min i
'e
y
the Journal wishes to ue* j charged existed m i ’jo roud dc*
if
.(ime
of
tl'i
m
a
ll'
i
louiiti.'s
■lie pent sevcial ilavs a
total
v*iitc
given
her,
ol
hn
op
onginul slm v by .b>lm MeDernintt
V ■i lectien given l'\ special
•st nf Air. and Mi
liny Me and wa*. directed by C lxn iitc /<ad i'iiiioiu;i in the IIC't’i eampaign Ishollhl n e t th, iiitlie 'pinlil’ieil knowledge its thunks for the ccr i part meiit and cited ch a n c es where
I .Old pi.ly i d
hi
Mis..
' One of Die m.l'ilde point > • f Dn "pi ration " f Ivent XVntson, editor j
I I'.t.lON II A * I'll NIC
promises of public impVovuunenM »r
gi r,
ho recently i*nmplrtrd w uk when he Iom tin ni'mia.ilina by
M l"", yioseil I he piogialo
Isu ivi y is Da n port* fi uu almost " f tlie Miami Reach Sun, John D.
Ixil
77d
vole.*
with
t
I
11.1
H
um in “ Red Hair."
ure
being made to secure political ,
1 a d 'lighttol
. ocinl
l (lie " i tin no i • 'i.i'.i abb a f*
l' ifl'*t*n of Dm eigbtei ii eonn every counly of the (listrat of .Moiitgnnu ry. editor of the Minmi |
All* Hairy C. Ab Alolhn nnd
support.
'a enjoye-t.
the
iiirredsed
^egistrat'
a
and
■ail's <.I* tin i .i 'li was the y.ielit"
distill 1 Will give Ml*,
Kivieiii, II II. Hudson, publisher
As a recent instance he read a
• mall son l‘a\t"ii left Aliiialay I"'
program was as follow s;
arils of into v"ie*. Die ipielificatiou i f w'iiiieii. These of the Titusville Star Advocate,
ing patty and pi. i
giicn I Inn
New
(tileuns,
E
i.
wlii'ii'
they
w
i!1
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%'•. j " i n m day a fle iii" "i I* !'• Auxihai > ■■
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I'he tin........ un vviimeo, the .lotunal in l"|iuanl * t . ('. t 1'ilt mgton of the Delund copy of a telegram from Funs A.
Hat haw ay, candidate for governor
visit Air*. Ale Mullen's parotito,
ties which have h ell pl.u'* d... III declare, me v ting -"lolly
1 • lemonli Ilolfii XX d on il i l.i gimi and tin C.impbi I! I
l"i New*.
and
chairman of the State Rp*4
Alt
and
Mis.
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lie d"uhtfol loliimn all' U n '"
’ .oloie Sloiideomi. e
Mrs. t lw* n a'ld f*'»m a flit'lor ill
i g Cost Ann i s ii Let:mu al">ard
A|. E Hrcvv*tei, eihlol' of the Depai Intent, to
the
Tropical
la.
Die
home
count
v
o|
Mi
tfw
I' .4 No I s", \ amh i he U*.
tlie pillions which appears to not lliisting.x llei •III. Ed N Clark of
■i"' y aelit **XA*l.it
tin
a 11at I
News ,.f Fort Myers, saying thak
eti’s
opponent
w
here
it
i*aid
The
many*
friends
nf
A
I*
I'nr*
only guarani C V),
( Ivv ell's VIC* Die I’alatka I’ rogivr.s, G. L. Craw
I 1i .''iiii |li.
w.i in charge *f At i I " "i ge \A
monttenanee of the Tnmiaml Trail
tb.it llieie aie .'I,nun ipi ilifieil lory, Imt I" (• ie
l mi
' I'I * holt
C. Al 11."
I a political of the Hi'instead I
Knight, pn -'I'Vnl at tie Aoxiliaii li-li " f Lakeland, for loci'll nl' I hie.
rise, A L from Fort Myers to the Collier
(■
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1
1
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page
One)
voters.
Ol.ei
ebnliee,
an
niliollicity,
wlm
lias
Kgda
critically
it],
I*1■» "T rill .Study ". l\ i all.-e
triumph in.
li ver before l*crt M. Hall,
The .I'dly « i ».\*.| I It It "in the
'or o' t'n.* A|ioka County line would
lei national News SerCJN,
taken over
mg county to Osrpoln, where
|l
Sid", ( 'hi I. I lilt Stmnleo j illy p iir ahiitil ' In o’i I I. i mis' .will lie pleased w l s i N i i Dint he tx
hern wltnessid in Die history of Chief, Edwin K. Mennengvr, edi*
l
l
came
shortly
before
eigl.t
shortly. This Information
there
are
t.a.'a*
voters
ami
vvliieh
better.
a
little
IX llsllll.
ing about tti ■ Ini • and liimliii':
■i ’i luck last night. IMK) miles of m ti Mrs. Owen lost by (IK votes in the state. Women's organixntiuns tor o f Dm Stuart Daily News, It. given to the official, to whom it
I'aiiliue ' ni Hllie Spi ing- lut< i ill the even*
aenmpaitieed l.y
was behind the plane, before *l liC'ti; and Flaglei, whiidi polled throughout Dll' state li.i'.r been L. Deaii, editor of the Sanford should have gone, the speaker
Mis. X'irginia Morrinv ami lw
I'liiile.
l"
Airs. Ib'iahl, It. H. Hdossier of the Or* pointed out. but to a P « l « r J » V « '
ing whei e m i i.iui i i' w a s e n jo y e d ,
wns L'illll miles of darkening xva Ht'iT vote* in the P.'2d pniiiarv. ;I giving their supp'it
»
Helen ' after v i.ieli .1 *•" n " ' i i *
Alv Star", llohm
siipp r smnll grand Mills, AA'illiam and *ci.
candidacy and
Kingsford’ Smith lookeil a*, A belated 11 port say* «he will Owen's cnildidut y and their mem* lando Reporter Star, Tims. J. H ry ing Hathaway's
hers
hav
e
imli
viiluatl
•
acted
as
Alpltus
Kennedy,
wlm
have
been
son, editor o f the Key West C iti was first read at ow> o f hb moo*
«vn * .-.el 1ed I p m 11 11 1uni 1lip.
afe mai\
his gasoline gauges. They show id carry Fluglcr "l»y a
Dm guests of Mrs. II. It. Stolon (he fuel supply diminish) d far he
ei'ptiiins and lii'ilti'iieut* in Die zen, Harry 1^ Rood, editor of, the
1 njnyed
" f Dill HloWllie.s", li.llll
i.nty."
til'lilge anil inu '1 "
ings.
1sun, loft Thursday for their homo youd the expei*led point.
l,"i"tliy Smith,
Xeeording to Die I'p iiil* re I cal artuii ft Dial aie vvi'i kiiig fur New Sniyra News, A M. Melft.it)*
ft(••.!. 11
( |roill "Tales " f
ceived
by Die Join mil. 11.ole, Du In r.
•'0 of Dn- llumest(*.'ul Enterprise, and tho score or nioro of
At r and Al 1 ( 'Ini' U I I 1li'lal, at l.akolnml.
"Then we t h o u g h t h e
said
val, S|. Johns ami Aolu la will
It is pointed oat
many of The < lay County Tmmft, AVillium ,pewspnper
editors wh(\as8i«X«« *n .
ftian' t, ( tffelil'.'o.'h
I'aiiliiie •l.nighter Al.i'.iv AAall.i
I. a*, e r<
. .
'Dial our ga* would Hot hold out
Mis. Owen more than Rh Alls. Owen's supp'itcr* that she tyiiffi* of the Okecehohee News cu mpiling hte estimates'
'iiliilri'.
Alr.*. Giadi 1ii'b'i e ■ and s’liall
l lie mnuy ft lends of Dr. S AA Anxious minutes followed
Ain. give
Dude lop* Du* ' ime within 77il v•.t■ - i f wjaning
"S' ng of t he \ »lga It".it ‘ till lied t" tli 11 lii'ine in 'I a topa Wlllkel* Will lie pleased t,, leal 11 Difii "w e found it was all dm* I . iiiiii majority.
li
'
with
an
e
.linmt'd
inajoiity
Ai i
Muro (l'| "Sextette after a plea ant 11 ■ here a lb* that lie is improving after a set
failure of the gauges I " legist't. of 111,11011 votes, Yolo .■ will give Die lain mat ion vvilli voters of the
opposite sex and that Die new
I m ilt" Donizetti
Helen gin 1 " f AL and ?.' 1 .1 Al Will mos 1line.** at the hospital in St and nil is O. K."
her ti,non majority. I mix hI 2J'tttl
•.oters going to tli • poll > 1III* year
l'i ler.-ihurg.
tai l .
Flout the experience, the ci.w. ,im| St, Johns I,«»0l*
Dade. Du
tinned to inarvi'lin^ at the sirht hoini' county of M e Owen, baa will constitute the innj (Mty V
■ M'CIIIH to ' he
ai neil It**in'
1 led I Ru
Airs. .1 R fi,g|,urn and daughter around them sunset in mid oeetn*. •J7.IHI0 registered and iptalified inasmuch i i * then
die will re Marjorie, and Mr. and Mrs. Pi Al seen from almve Do* clouds. It u • voteiX- and supporti rs dei Inn ita change III the altitude of mule
Thur-wlni I nun
Ru**cil and 1 aII"way leave Saturday for Sl ■it H:2I Dial Die son dipped lieyon l
he aeeiunpan ieil
n
"d Die
----- |soli Frank, and
I’eU'i sliiirg w here they will spend Die lioriron and left an additional
member* of the I' i.iii
and no ni enn nt at ft’ 111x. » ty ol I Ion a few days.
danger -element in Du* durkucs.
|lilalgi. Club, were tile guests. ,|a. Ill* oldest soli, Jo opll Rilssi'll
x. hit li eiigolfeil the plane. That
hn nftri limui, nf Ail s.
Ray wa* a member
,,f this ve.il sgnol I.. E. White and children, Jos iliila'^ worry Kingsford Smith and
'X 11son al her home on
A\ il ualing ela»*. Mr*
Russell
and j epliioe and Endsley left Friday by his companions. They enjoyed th*
md.
•■line
I sons, have gone oil to Cle
j motor for points in Pennsy lvania, view.
M ami gieen wero Die chosen t thin for t In* sun nier.
"One can't help marvel" thei
w h ere the children will a|HMii| tie*
for this occasion nnd were
rnilioed, "at the splendid sight " f
summer with relative!).
Miss Anna Du lb»se, assistant
*»x«.•Ix* carried out with glad
clouds rolling below— solid cloud*
ind feins.
lihrariunf of the Juvenile Depart
Mrs. XV. T. WhcelcsH, Miss Snr beneath us, and the sky turning
Mies done in ipiaiot old mill meiit o f the Suvunnali Public l.i ah WticelcsB and Hetty XVlieeless to a I'lile hue in the XX'cst.''
f wen- used for tile gullies, brary at Savannah, Ga , is' spend 1eturned home Thursday, foroi.n
■•'fix ' Die fifth progression, tug Ini vacation here with her Montgomery, Ala., uml AtlantJ,
P L A N T C IT Y — State highwaj
Imagine
I If Ia- us
were added and
prizes mi rents Mr. «ml Mrs. II. C. Dir 1Ga., where they liavc been visiting No. 17 will lie routed thruu;:li
the *l)ig Loss’ of u
. iclutives.
hi'd. Tlie first
prise, bulb I lose.
rian t City on Hukcr (reel.
gold
in i it f .
Shu
L, wns won by Mrs. F
thinks ore is some
•n. vvliile Mrs. j E. Ritchie
thing to row a Ixtul
belli lowest stole was illsu
hath crystals.
w ith !
1
I ’ "r lhe game, Mrs. Wil*on
her
ati-ikc
J'l i iTreslimenls of «h ick- ii
Watch
y . »c <.
I* idles, olives, eluese wafers, j
this 101)’ honinwui of
ll'ple shorberl, cuke
and I
laugh!
j
t
bridge players included Mr*.
•Stephenson, Mrs Stew ait
I " . Mrs. J. E Ritchie, M i•'l^usc, Mrs. F. S. I .ainsofti,
Laile K. Fields. Mrs. E H.
end Mr*. Wilson.
Notable C a s t To
Be Seen In F i l m
At iMilane Theatre
SURVEY REVEALS
MRS. OWEN W ILL
POLL LARGE VOTE
in 1
Sho
s*>r m
Keep
• V,’
Fall '
r. r un
in wl
A*
land
Gatt.
M
Trans-Ocean Plane i
Reaches Honolulu
OnliopToAustralia
J'O W
Matt
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.Ray mond Wilson
Icrlains Hc*r ( ’lull
VV
if
Announcem ent
SAYDE’S SPECIALTY
SHOP
Now Playing1
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Next week I am leaving for New York
Health
■HINTS
In Observance of
City on a shopping trip to buy new Mid-
Jefferson Davis’ Birthday
summer frocks, millinery and accessories
to meet the needs of those who are plan
the banks 'b f the city
will be closed
i BEBE
ning to spend the summer away or in
D A N IE LS
Sanford.
1 will be pleased to take orders tomor
.
Mnble Hishop has returned
from Dads City where she
) f t:n visiting fi-iciids She wa> (
|>t>«nied home liy her eister
J* * XX’. McEiimnnon
and !
^tcr Juunitu
f. Crating Shipping,
oo4 Htorara
To tr
Hut t
CA R L T O N GES
BIG OVATION A T
MEET IN MIAMI
no Pupils Present
kital On Tuesday
LOSSING’S
1CK SERVICE
1ANSFER
I f 1 *1
Monday, June 4th
HZ-LIl. J. C. II OWE t v
200 XX’cst Gore Avc.
Orlando, Florida
'nt h riKU’ i r.
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; |>bunr ft:ta.X f» r frer lllr/aturr mmU
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row and next week from those desiring*
50-50 G IR L ”
Coiue, get your altarc
of
fortune •A.
of *
FUN
e.u (* ftj idp.xr
" ’•>
’ii ranutual PirlMftW
; ’ ' invi».
tu
Cm lingoi:
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markets.
JAMES H A L L
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somethin# special from the New York.*1
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FIRST N A T IO N A L
BANK
S A N F O R D A T L A N T IC
N A T IQ N A L J B A N K --
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. . N E W Y O R K , Mny 31— ( IN S ) —
' Tho possibility of asuring a nfnxlI* mum o f newly developed radio npB parntus, will bo tested out when
j Commander Ccsarc Sabclll, Itnlinn
j nee, Rodger Q. Williams and Cap*
. tain Pete Donelll attempt their
t ,hpp frpmj Npw^York to Rpnpc, the
Radio CopponiUon ,of Amcriua nr)"
J
.1 .nounccd -toady; v-i
■
m. •
it 4 Tho flight which is scheduled to
.taka jUaoo within the next todays
i wlli have tfic rooperatlon by radio
‘ oY W c AlIahll^“coastaT*sTS\Tons4Tn‘
' A m erica,^ In J>ajtce, Spain, Italy
Ladt night In Pensacola “Car--------son declared that the old man
Mtinh away "again and- Cor the last
storitime straight to political oblivion,
being Turning to HathawAy ’ the Mi
amian repeated his charges of
A
corruption and extortion in
b l i t h e Btata Road Dtfpkrtment, and
UbloJjr^b'- conipa»*| Briar
with
palgcTe*l'olt DomeC^raonr speaks in Tallahassee
ApTnuroday aftemopp and. In Plant
nslitlOily' ‘Mgllaild and Stl Petersburg
the p00 PHday. ' A mWtin* in Key
f or ..West on Saturday night and a
.
final address in Miami on Mon
day' night will close a strenuous
T il El
I he;
hull
Itall l
fury
-t fa
Pit/
t^ u t
tod
•m g
_ .c a m p a ig n - - •’
C H all
N E W -Y O R K , May 30.— (IN S )
t
* — Legs than" one *Utl a half
H ^w as neecMnry fo r a Jury in gen#djourr,*l sessions todny tp convict Nate
l ■thou i"rc*nl i ni,?1-0*r •Mcjged member of
If serve the Whlt'terhore cang o f robbery
• g o t? ,n lht! fir8t degree.
g c|. P I ^ \ N T
C I T Y — L a rg e
i------acreage
0i,tof'wlll. ho planted to strawberries in
i
Haril^p County, this1fall.
I j f t
s r i..L
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IW W H U IW
jR X e jjM a u 'j gi
CTION
w * » r r p s s w *
Airplane-Building'
Because O f Weight
Enjoy Great Saftoy
• trtf
I Hrw
imv**A
t ,iv
-t ?*
1 NevTMgtei
[ Atlantic Flyers W ill
f
J
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R E R U N , June 1.— < IN S )— A
revolution in the construction o f
aircraft Is pr^dlptc^ by; aviation
experts ns a result o f the discov
ery o f n ’ ncw manufacturing prn-
e&ni by which electron metal enu
b0> mamifaCtured in large qflhhtl:
ties. "*tf
1
•
w.-.u ,.
>• Electron metal is juM AtS- dnra*
bUi.but is forty per cent lighter,
th'nn aluminum. This is - o P it h e
tftXhtest. importam-o to aviation,
because it reduces the dend weiglit
of| the craft and enables it . to
carry that much more freigh t
JiArLif-nU L'ie, and,
before' the and fuel. The crew o f the “ Brewheels o f the plane have left the
ground, a protective network, ‘. ef;
radio communication will " be the dranges it ‘took along as food
spread out over the bccrin by the in order to tuko a few more drops
Radio Marine Corporation A gen of-(fuol along, and these additional
eral call will be broadcast to ships few drops proved its salvation.
The discovery o f the new pro
at sen to stand prepured to give
cess
hrts been made by the I. (5
every possible assistance to tinFarbonindustrie, the great German
plane in relaying messages,
dyfe trust, whose cheiilidjlt labora
tories hnve brought forth- more
than one revolutionary 'judui-t. It
Last
has constructed special plants at
Bittcrfcld for production o f this
metal.
By International News Service
Electron .motul was discovered
A T N E W YO RK,— Manuel Quin before- the war and lias already
tero, Taiqpn, Flo., won decision bepn used in (h t construction o f
over Louis-*Kid).-Kaplan,' former auto and airplane engines. Uuiil
featherweight champion (10).
the I. G. Farbenindustrie process,
Lopo Tenorio, Filipino -lighl*i however, it was ' impossible to
weight, outpointed King Tut, Min produce this metal in commercial
neapolis (10).
•
•
•
quantities.'
Baity Joe Coins, I./js Angeles, won
The busis o f the new metal is
decision over Jackie Rrudy, Syra magnesium.
cuse, N. Y . (10).
Tony Leto,: U ’ampii—TecSF.c;^-
Night’s Fight
— Alike Esposito, Stamford, Conn.,
featherweight, outpointed Benny
Martini, New York (4 ).
A T EASTON, PA.— Johnny Canzoneri, Alpha, N. J., feather
weight, scored technical knockout
over Mickey Moran, Newark, N. J.
(4).
A T W ILM IN G TO N , Del.— Hick
Liddell,
Dclnwnrc • lightweight
champion, outpointed Gcorgo A itr
lard, of France (8 ).
K K A R N R V , N. J., Jun.* I— ( I N S ) — Two men were killed,
three probably fatally injured ami
two missing todny after an ex
plosion that razed the nitrating
plant o f llic» Dupont Viseol dd
Company. Iluildiags within an
'area o f Jtnlf-n mile rocked by the
vernaming
K e p a im
county *pr ■■. ' .
attorney, ii ;t ■
'office fct*Vg ^yt-uc afffl
force;-, o f the blast, which blew o ff 1of titer victims,
the roof and puffed out the walls
dead n :c Jml:
as if they were made i-f pup-K
K- i . at l J. a I
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A dozen ih-rlm
it !t a f|«-« t o'"
- - iT, a. !'i. i« i
leu ambulances vn-ie taohilizii
i. ! *a\ it -•• .
and I lit- injured wen- taken t<> tit-ii
ed a
i
West Hudson 11•* -1 .t ;l I Min- vie. i tl r-k "I Vo i l - ni . »
tim died a few initi i .
aTter heitlh'T m 0 t u t ' i-i.n: ten
admitted. Thu . <■11. i lay at U a - , |e • dde, mi iv take
point of d-it'lt ' Ini,
|i'iiiimen,
i.; /f-w n
firemen and
H i, unit . ,.i|>-..vw. , , , t. I. . , |
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l-ontbed the i.elui- f-u lb«> hodips .
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FRIDAY, JUNE 1, 1928
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IIA V E TW O MORE OPENINGS
For some ambitious young men
or young^ ladies who want to
learn a good trade and get a good
position when they have become
competent. Have situations avail
able every few dayr. I f interested
usk fo r C. A. Haines at Sanford
Herald officc.He will ho Kind to
explain It to you.
Classified advertising: is the livest kind
Herald
representative
lehly fam iliar with rates
1 and classification will
LoU complete information,
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wording your want ad
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14— Rooms Without Hoard
S P E C IA L weekly rates at San
ford's homn-liko hotel. Seminole
Hi tel.
keel) up to date on the classified news—
1C— Apartment For Rent
it’s changing all the time.
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•*
a day of it!
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DODOR
cars and Graham trucks,
knd 13th. Street. Phone 3.
>’S i CO W AN Co. Auto
lor and sheet metal works.
Inch Avenue. Phone 71C-W.
. .-j'wuiSa
26— MiscellnneouH For Sale
FOUR
garage.
room
Phone
ON W H IT E or colored property.
R. W. Herndon 108 E. 2nd St.
Mortgage Loans
<n Iniprivgfl residence and business
property.
THRASHER A P A R T M E N T S : Re
Baldwin
Mortgage Co.,
duced rates. 317 Park. Phone
See our local Counsel,
■t.V.l.J.
S. R. Dighton, Sanford, Florida.
- -|
LE F F LE R A P A R T M E N T S : furn 29— Permanent W aving
ished. 3 room and gurage. A t
tractive summer rates. Apply 804 Permanent Waving— lovely naturMagnolia. Phono 280-W.
ul permanents as low ns $5.00
>09 First Notional
Bank Bldg
Smnll garage apartment. Call 251. Phone 489.
11UPP-MARMON
Inford Automobile Co.
Modern
furnished
apartments
lenolia Ave.
Phone 137.
Frigidaire; Murphy steel kitch
en: Garngc: excellent neighboraood: rent very reasonable. Park
uncao Service
Apartments, No. 5. Phone 848—J.
lipper. Signs of nil kinds.
Inford Paint Si Wall Paper
Don’t miss
c
it And Found
[silver compact In down U NFU RN ISH ED
district. Valued as keep
apnrtinent and
||y finder please return to 571 W.
‘i t
I^oUtlcol Announcements
7"
16— Houses For Kent
FU R N ISH ED : from June 1st to
October 1st: very nominal rent
to good party. J. 11. Ilintermistor,
I f KR Service of oil kinds. 201 W. 18th St.
570-W or 3302. C. E. F U R N ISH ED house; 5 rooms and
lung.
sleeping porch. Summer rat«s
8QI Mugnolin. Phone 159-W.
FOR R E N T: Five room Bungalow
[IGHT P R IN T SHOP
on Silver I.ako— Paved Road.
lY service on any thing In
Ing. A phone call will get For rent reasonable. W. A. Raynor,
in. Phone 417-W. U Rail R. F. I).
)e.
FOR R E N T: To Responsible party
well furnished Spanish house in
UP YO U R OLD W A LLS beautiful surroundings. Five rooms
THE N E W W A L L P A IN T gurage, will give lease if wanted.
1HING
N E W A N D BET- Price $50. Address T. P. B. Car"
)R F U R TH E R INFOR- Tho Herald.
N, C A L L PHONE 235J
FOR R E N T OR SALE: Six room
fc. V. C. COLLER, SANmodem house: Desirable loca
FLA.
tion 2000 Orange Ave., Ouk Hill
t wish to announce that 1 am a'
candidate for the offlcs of Con
stable. District No. 4. Heralno'e
County, Flnrbla, said District com
prising Flection Precincts No's. 1,
*. 3, 4. V. to. 11 * II, subject to
the will of tho voters In the Demo
cratic Primary to hs hstd on Juns
6lh. A. D. I93S.
Your support will bs spprsslatsd.
r «»
p.
t A rtis ) Sm
COVNTT
it h
.
JCDGH
t hereby announce my csndldac)
for the office of County Judge, o
Seminole County, Florida, aubjec
o ll.s action of the U«rm>crall
'arty on June Mh. I'.'II. My cant
palgn f..r this office la In the hand
of my friends tlirotMthuut thl
county nml we solicit the auppor
and votes of Ihs people In til
coming Democratic Primary else
(Ion. If the people see fit to also
ms lo. this office r~wlll give then
an efficient, effective and economic
si administration.
HAMIJKI. A. 0. WILKINSON.
m il
I li.-t.-li>
T it
ASSf.SSOH
nonuiin cr l.. ilir p«-opl»>
.1 uni •
i-nndlil.il.* f o r l a x u « n - « » » r xu bjrcl
In III., d e ris io n o f
the voli- r*
In
l b * D e m n i i a l l r f ’ rllunry l » lie held
in Joan o f l Ills yr.nr. I lia ve lived
In n i u u g r
no.I Hrmln nl*
rouutle*
f o r <v years.
1
s e rv e d
s»
* ..only c o m m is s io n e r
on and
off
tor 12 years. I h a v e mad e my l i v
ing r aisins s lo c k alt.I r ltru a fru it
sod f a r m l n s I pro pose ,.» let e v s r y
taxpayer
r :i r r » hi*
p r i. p o n lo n a t#
e h m e o f lu x e * h> \ lew III* the |>ropn ty
psrs..n:tll>.
Your
support
Mill It* a|.pi«e|.-itrd.
-.f
s .-mi i
n - I 'o u n ty th a t
14. It. KH .BBB.
F flH
T lllf i
P fllt
I.r n iS I.A T IItlC
tu r ilT V
J U IM IR
I hereby ntia.iunce my csndldac)
fo r re-election to the offic e o f
County Jimse of Kemlnole County
Florida, subject to tbs will o f III*
Detnuci at lc Voter*
of- Hemlnoli
County. In tin. Democrutlc Prim ary
eleclb.u In be held June *th. IHJ*
JAM. t). till.\HUN.
TO
2 FURNISH ED apartments: 1 up*
stairs and 1 downstairs: reduced
r itfW ftnrs. a : K^uWcira.JiOJJV.
rJ*
c o x s T A ia r
J
GARAG E Apartment. Nicely furn
ished. Three large rooms and UOAT FOR SA LE : 30 foot bridge
or Granada D w
Gingei
hnth,
hot water. 1513 1*2 Palmetto.
deck cruiser, thirty inch draft,
Ball 705. Prompt Delivery.
fully equipped, sleep* six. Pries
reasonable. P. O. Box 93f.
fouCINO Longa Pure Tort
garage
N IC E LY FURNISHED
L e. 117 Magnolia Ave.
27— Money To Loan,
apartment. 1101 Elm.
tom obUcs
It tells you
want to buy. I f you're wide-awake, you’ll
FU RN ISH ED apartments:
$3.50
weekly. Roome:
veekly. 301 fith.
ctm
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+
0 AD VER TISER S
(Political Announcements)
T in t
VOTKR4 SK
fO H .N T V .
4 r .S IN O I.lt
I wish ta nnnnunce thm I am a
candldsts for re-rlrcllon to the o f
fice of County Commissioner from
District No. 3. subject to the de
cision o f tbs voters In the Dem o
cratic Prim ary to be bold on June
6th. A. D. 1921.
,
.
.
TO T U N
F ltA N K
K V AN H .
WILKINS ARRIVES
B ER LIN ,
May
3 0 ^ -(JN8) } K
Cupt. Goorge II Wilkies, Polar
**
jilorpr, «n«i trans-Arrtie flyer, nr*
rivet! hero today. On account \J ; ’/
the tragic disanpear tnce o f the
*^PTobilo egpetlition the Aero Cldk
NOTH 18 LAND E D
changed its plans for a _ publfri ;
BELGRADE. May 30— ( I N S ) — banquet and announced that A 0
*—* * - ----*— * 1private reception would be ,hel<l
A ---new—note, —proteating
against
the governor's failure
take cf* tonight. The American Club is e x * ,n'
fcctlve counter measures (o check peeled to announce a aitnllq*
the anti-Italian demonstrations, change ot tuan* *ntoorrow- .
oJal
DENVER. May
30— (I N S )— was handed to the Jugoalavinn
•
l . ■ *r4
Melting snow In the Rocky Moun Government today hy the Italian
.W IL L I8 T O N — Bid* ,opened fo^ . 4 ,
tains caused streams to risu to minister,
paving road 19 through "hfcf*^
the flood stage today. The Little
ttrp*
River, tributary o f the Arkansas,
took a toll o f Ihrco lives near
Sulida.
Two unidentified Mexi
*tli
can quart ynicn were
drowned
.tit
when tho bridge on which they
were Manning wa» wnal ed nway.
4
Alice Virginia Harpor, three,
<1
drowned when the tiootl weakened
- ‘j
lutuk of the stream on which |
she was standing collapsed. The
city iracrvoir at Salida was
threatened by the flood.
A
crew of 10(1 men worked through!*.
out the night strengthening the
' V
‘ ‘
.*•-*,
• \ ». * H
dike with sand bags and enrth.
The Colorado River was repor
ted "hi flood stage near Glcviwood
Springs, Colorado;, on the wes
tern slope. Property dnmugo has
rtl for motorists travelling over
flooded highways and wenk Iirid*
ges. Danger was said to he past
at Sphinx Mountain where a rock
slide caused by melting snoW
threatened to push the Northern
Pacific Railway track near Livingston, Mont., into the .^flooding
Yellowstone River nt the foot of
the mountain.
Melting Snows In
Rockies Result In
New Flood Menace
R O LLE R
S K A T IN G
THE PASTIME ROLLER RINK W ILL
OPEN IN SANFORD TONIGHT
Thursday,
May
31sL
Palmetto Near Lake Front
Admission Free
We only rent skates. Expert instruct
ors for ladies. Ask about our reputation
in Eustis, Leesburg, or any place we have
been. Come out and see for yoprselvej^al^r
We cater to the best class of people-fclftf^f*
keep good order.
V O T t n e «fF SKUIAOI.H
CO V N T T .
LEESBURG— S. A. Fields and
I wish to etinoiince that I am a
first mixed ear
candidate
fur
re-election lo the o f Company sltips
K im C tlt h T t ( - I M O U M I O l K I t
In aniioiiiu'lii* my candidacy for fice o f County Commissioner fretn vegetables fnuu I^cshurg district
Commissioner o f ib * 3rd District o f District No. 4. subject to the d e
Seminole f o u n t ) . I hert-liy pledge cision of tl.e voters In tho Demo recently.
ill>self to an absolutely impartial cratic Prim ary to be held on June
..I tent loll lo die w elfare of the dla- Silt. A. D l» » * .
U. K. W U F.K I.B R
Irlct a* a whole. Should I la. nomi
nated and elected there will he n<>
mad* built for private benefit of T O T U N XOTF.na IM- IK IlIX O t.B
any one man. I u III see that aa fur
III U N T V .
us It I* la my power that the tax
•5 ?w .1 r
I wish to announce tl.et I am a
burden Is evenly distributed, ndf
»;v t v.i.-alln* n tlniroUKh e.|iiultiutlon of candidate for i<- cle.-llnti to the o f
<f1 ft*- n > . t t 1
the taxable property o f the County. fice of i*..in.11 I'oiiiint-’Sii.ler from
The County's buslines should be US District No. J •i.hle.-t lo the Usv
. com.nib-ally run us a private bus otalon of the i x t e . * to III* liemo*
V
L'AX AT IVI
iness. The taxpayers who furnish Oiatlc Prliu..n n. >>e held on Juns
do money lo run die County should M i, A D l« 2 l
old
tablets
l . i 'l N MKIBCIl.
lie taken into the confidence o f III*
t'l.nril of County ComnHssb.tiers and
kept Informed as to what Is going
on In their dolllierullnus.
I have
b.-en u resident of Seminole Count) r o t i i k %it i t : i i e o f s k m i n o i . r
I >11 X T V .
ail.I d ranae County before Seminole
I wish I-- miiio mice that 1 era a
Count) uu* rut o f f from tirunge
County, for 2*1 yenrs. and u ta x candidate f.o ic-electlon to the o f
payer all the time. Make > our vote fice >.( Count) I'n mm lasloner fro
en Investment that will bring >uu District No. I, subject to the de
dividends. Your vote for me will lie cision o ' the voter* la the Dsmt>.-lath- Primary to be held un June
appreciated June the Mil.
( L crb I Notices)
\\ II. IIAI.I..I It IV
.iii. A. D 1*11.
BOSTON HTKK1.K
M I T I I 'H
KAl.li
\VIH»M IT MAY CtlNCHBN
T O T I I K Y O T K IIS O F SK M IM H .F . T ilNO'I’
l t 'i : Is IlKItl'.llV CIVK N that
F O II C O U N T T
AS SK SS O II OF
COVNTV
TA1KS
I wish to unnouncu mysrlf ax a under nod b> virtue o f n ilecrce
I wish lo snnuunce to the people candidate for tlie atate ieylxtnture rendered In the Circuit Court of the
ot
.if Heinlnole County that I am a In xr>iii|. 2. Hcmliiole I'ounly. *ul>- Twenty -third Judicial f l i c i i l l
In und for
Seminole
candidate for re-electlop to the o f i« ct to tl.e Dettinrrnlle I'rlmsry Klorlijn.
Count),
lo
I'hgneerVft-In
u
a
iiuso
fice of Tax Assessor, snLJect to tue tune ti, A. D.. f.'JI. anil will ubide
decision o f tl.e voters In the Demo l.\ reeiilln nf Hams. I cordially sol tlo r'eln p.-ndlng. wherein Cliu*t* ••
Company. » corporation
oruanlxed
cratic Prim ary to be held In June icit your support.
and exlHtluK under tlm laws of the
of this year
J R. LY 1.13k
State of Florida,
I* complnlnant.
> ♦ 'A U O H A N .
nml J. C Htuiib'r uml llntiih Stnpfo r a iim ip r
lf*r, hi* wife, ami .1 It. Kittle nml
I hereby annour.ee my candidacy Jane A l.lltle,
Itl* wife, nr.i defor the office o f Hlierlff o f Heniln- femtnut*. I will »**ll nt public <otlr o l l S T A T K s r .X A T O II.
ole
i'ounly
eut.Ject
to
the
w
ill
of
cr)
lo
the
hlultei.1
bidder, for rush.
To tl.e Demoi-rutlc Voter* of Tl.e
the voters at Ihs Juns Frlmury.
■t tlx- front door **f the Com t
.”.*tb Henalorlal District:—
J.
r
MeC1.CM.ANn
I louse In t lie City ot Knilford, In
I herewith announce my cundta.ilil Count) mid Stale, duilliu the
.1* 1 ) for tl.e Democratic iionilnullon
|..gnI hour** of -ale. on Mondii). the
for Htate Henalt.r from the
2*th
F O B C O U N T T P H O S rC U T IN O
Hit ilny of -June, A IV IlSB. Hitine
.-leiiatorlul
Dlxtrlct
composed
of
ATTORNHT
lieln* the
tlrel Monday
In said
Henilnole and llreturd Cuuntle* at
I hereby announce my candidacy lltulilll.
the fo llow ing
d*MCI Ibeil
the June 6th primary ami If nomin for r c e l e c t l o n
to
the
office
of
land*, ell mile, ly ing und being III
ated and elected, j assure one aad
County Prosecuting Attorney
eub- the t.ount) nf Seminole Mid Slate
all a I >..iiioct at lc administration.
to the w ill of (he vulers In of Florida, i p - wit:
Thanking one and all for your Joit
the Democrivllc primary on June 6
l.oi Fifty-on e
lf*l)
o f M. Mvole and Influence.
...............
JO
HN (I. I.KONA IlD Y.
Hmllh'* HUlullvloil of ull Hull
Itcs p e c tfiill).
pail nf Section Twenty-seven
I 'H I I . I I ' \V. IIO n K R T H .
(IT ). Tnwn*lil|i Nineteen (19)
FOII T A X ASSKSSOII
South. Itangc Thirty (30) Hast.
I w l»h to announce my cnndldncy
I) Im: South Of HI. flertrude
F O R S T A T U MCAATOM
for the o ffice o f Tax
Asieaxor of
Avenue and other land* lylngln
I hereby announce as a cuudldat* Kemlnole
County, subject to the
Section*
T w e n ly -s la
(R ).
to succeed myself ss Henator fro
'
will o f thn voters In thn June
Tlilrl)-four (St) and ThirtyIlia 17th Hsnatorlsl district com- Primary.
five
tJfc).
In
Township
Nine
posed o f Hemlnula Brevard C hub JOB D. CIIITTF.NPF.N.
teen (l!») Mouth.' Range Thirty
Ilea subject to
ths
Democratic
1311) KumI. hh same appear* on
primary to b* held June 6tb, 1*21
FOR SH E R IFF
page f.S nt I'lat Book I of thn
I f elected I promise to contlnu*
I
hereby
snnounoe
myself
as
,
public
record* of
Heinlnole
to work for the best Interest o f the
Cotiqiy. Florida, coplulnlng ten
district and I Invlta you to my candidate for s t& rlff o f Hemlnule
subject
to
the action of
acre*, mure or leys.
record on such Important leglsla County
Democrwllo
primary
lo
t
J. II HI IA HON.
tlon,a* good roads. cpgMrvatlun of the
held
In
the
early
part
o
f
Jut.e
1*|.
A * HpecUl Master In Chan
our natural resources, reduction of
Very reipectlvely.
cery.
elate tases and education.
1 ask
U k. UIIADT
Hull, luindl* Hi Whlolhulr,
the support o f all loyal Democrat*.
S
o
lld io r * for Cortiplalnant.
____________________J. J. P A n it t a u .
F O II SU P F .lt IN T H N D K N T O P
Notice at Appllealloe for Tafe Deed
J. R. Barret & Son
Urn
rhe
Xnd -
..t i ) i ■
\nd
i u
For
1 Vrt
In s
M ACW ine iw r
ihoi
r m
-ep .
S. S. IROQUOIS
jou people. G U u-cedoitti v U i
preroxasde* sad brjad «pea decV .
Tea lo rgn. Sua /ulnr. S) «r»*m
Louo|«a. Perfect Diaiof SaVtcg.
:
■wi
all t
ntat
wl>
id Dotty UeRsNsam
.«ti
Dc Laxc acttjMKxixtion* ci
parlor, sleeping room sad bath;
roam* with double or twin ’
private bsth. Sicm w oi with or
without private lavatory and ihoww
Electric (am in ail staler
Forced TtnttUuoo througbouc.
'43HOUR SERVICED
Xt
id
u'.t>
>' w >
ttU
Cl
/•
.r
••IT
NEW YORK
•ni
lot
IRECT non-stop sailings. No loss of time
from business. New S. S. IROOUOIS leaves *
Jacksonville every Saturday at } P. M. and after
only two nights out arrives New York Monday
morning. F s th tt Utnwur time rrrr tru lt kttuttm tb m /gfj.
D
,ou
tllll
Wo
•VS
mi
SAILINGS TO NEW YO R K
a. a IROQUOIS May 1*. 30, June 2.9,10, 23. 30 July 7,14.21. ) •
AD D ITION AL SAILINOS FROM JACKSONVILLE
Every Monday and Wednesday at 3 P. M,
Calling ol CkgrUitoo
Hul.Ject t « the appinschloK Demo
s h. ••II. r M Ai.M iur) une ... t u - j „ w
cratic I ’rlMsry, I hereby announce
H H, M'HKIIOKKU"
r.---- June
II 2*
July J 11 *1
my cand'.dacy
fo r
tho llnue# of
H H. " M O H A W K "
Jun* . ....
S3
July 4 (
Itepresentallves a* \ member of
H H. “ HKMINOI.fr* ............... Juno
. li 14 s;
Jill) » IK is
d ro o p 2.
It nominated I pledge
Uniform
my beat effnrta In behalf of to#
people o f Heinlnole County.
The
N E W Y O R K , Oac Way, $17.00 upi Bound Trip $S9.1I) up
cryin g need o f tho people o f F lo r i
I,
da lo T o * llellef, especially reduo$3.00 attra taro each way on Direct S. S. IRO Q U O IS
ilon o f local tases. This, In my
CHARLESTON. Os* Wav *12.00spi RuosJ Trtp 41AOOug
opinion, can be effected
by
a*
*
BOSTON. Oss Wsv.M 1.1Is *
equitable
distribution
of
tb*
present
fiv e
rent
gasoline
tas
anion* the Plats Road n*n*rtm*HX
School*. Counties tnd Cities.— par
ticularly the Counties and Cities.
wr*
P rt 9
If honored by
the
nomination 1
Sun. Due to arrive In Jacktar UU - - /ouimfng morning.
promise to devote alt the energy
P U R I.I1 ' IN 1 T H U 4 T IO N
noil exirarisnc* that I
posses* to FO R C L K IIH OP C IR C U IT C O U R T
f ader Meetiea UTS of the tleweral
tun a cnndldste for re-election
s ta ta le s of the Male of Flo rid a
accomplish that end.
I wish to announce that 1 am a to I tho
Tlasogh lb ksts s a l bsxiH * ehsvksd ikn*i|h to principal Nortbsfs I
offlcnf
of
superintendent
nf
R. W. P E A I U I A N . Jr.
Notice J* hereby glv rii that H. O
-andldsta fo r re-election to the of- public Instruction
Ample fadluissfor sutuaMbilss
Subdivision. Route A, Box 170-F.
f**r Heinlnole Meriwether, jrurrhaser " f Tax Cer..os o f Clerk r>f ths Circuit Court, fo
u n ty , subject to the Denoicralld i it i. ui e No. i l l . dated tbe tth day
f'S DRUG
STORE— Preh r fertlt* nfirmttue, I k Iu i , ninratienj, lit. affh •»
of Remlnole County, Florida, sub Primary. Yuur support will he ap
of June, A. D, 1*22, ba» filed said
ject to tbs decleton o f the Dem o J» eclated.
(ions, Drugs, Soda. We are NICE F IV E ROOM houso. 2412 F O B ir O l'N T T COM M IS S IO N K H
. e rllfb ute In my office, and bos
Palmetto Ave. Phone 304-W.
I wish f<> unnoiincc that I am a cratic Voters of Kemlnole County,
T.
W
I.AWTON
at your phone. Call 103.
made upplcallon f**r l:iv dreil to Is
F.lee
candidate for thn o f f lr e nf County in the Democratic I'rlm s ry
sue In accordance with law. Halil
•Inn to be held on June 6th, A. D. FOII C O U N TY S U F E ltlN T K N D B N T cerllflcnle
i'umml**lnn*r
from
District
No.
».
TE
N
ROOM
house
desirable
loca
embrace* Ibe followin g
[ I n g m JoF k S - - I rrigation
OF PUHI.IC IN S T H I 'f T I O N
to the decision o f the v o t 1*21.
described propelty situated In Hem*
CaskUshsd 1*44
tion. Suitable for rooming house esubject
T. R. DQ UO LABB.
and general cement work.
r* III lhe Democratic Prim ary to
I wish In announce my csndldac) I mile Count). Florida, to* w i t :
Pier
I
,
Foot
of
Liberty
8trret
JACKSONVILLE
for
the
offic
e
o
f
Huperlntendent
o
or
two
families.
Located
at
402
bo
held
on
June
6th,
A.
D.
1*2*.
K. 3 acre* of Nl*2 of NWI-4 of
Concrete Co. J. E. Tere
FOR C I.K R K CIRCUIT- C OURT
H. F. I .UNO.
I'uiilio
Instruction
of
Semlnol
Hec. I«, T»|>
2V H. Itungc 31
Oak Ave. Apply W. II. Ixing 117
I hereby announce ray candidacy i'ounly, subject tu the will o f the
[■. Prop. 3rd and Elm.
IMal.
for the
o ffic e
of
clerh, o f tbe voters In the primary June 6. You
Magnolia.
The nalil luml 'tiding nsseNHed al Hie
Circuit Court. aubJeet 19 the action support will he appreciated.
dais
nf l*«uan** of such certificate
ROOFINGVThe Roof Evuf tbe v o te is SS tbe Juns Primary.
M A Y V K L L U MAXWTRLU
In the name of ^\V. K. Dulloac, l!n*
fing.
Metal
shingles 18— Wanted To Rent
R
It.
DRAM.
ten* *abl certificate ahnll
he r e
F O R J l'S T I I 'H OF 2MSACR
FO II COUNTT I'll O SKC UT2.N O
v seam tin and galvanised
deemed according to law lax deed
FUH II I S T I I I C T NO. FO U R
C OURT
W A N T to rent a small place from
ATTO IIN K Y
will
dnsue
thereon
the
I
till
iloy
of
This
Is
tu
announce
my
candidacy
[* e James II. Cowan. Oak
FU R C L K H K OF T I I R C IR C U IT
I hereby la k e this method nf an- June. A. IX, !!•:*.
1 to 3 acres with the privilege for Justice o f the I’ eaee, District
I hereby announce my candldury nounclns my candidacy
for
the
nd Third St. Phone 11K
Witness
my
official
algneture
No.
4.
subject
to
the
w
ill
of
the
of buying. Address P. O. Box 1483 Democra;'* voters June 6th. Han fur the office o f Clerk o f tbs C ir o ffic e o f County Prosecuting A l l o t and seal tlila the 4lh day uf flay,
cuit Court subject to the veil', of
to the Demoeraile
ford. latke
Vanroe.
Paula, Lake the voters at the Democratic P r i ne v, subject
1GRAPII— repairing, piano Sanford, Fla.
Primary,
I w ill appreciate any a . n.. i* r i
V i-: Doi'nt.ABfl.
.Mary,
Longwond,
Altamnnla mary un June 6, 1* 26.
I k by exierta with 17 yea n
support g iven me hy the people
•
Fi)r e|
nKKandllCi.Wsktfk
Springe and Korea! City, constitute
D. 1. T i l HASH UK.
21—
Acreage
Por
Sale
and
assure
them,
If
elected.
Will
|ncc. Sanford music store
Clerk circuit Court. Heinluolo
the above dlstr'ct.
ulve
to
the
duties
of
the
office
my
i'ounly
Klnibtu
I f elected, i promise an
honest
ft Shopp*. Me Lander A rFO R ( O X S T A III.C
very best services^
Hr A. M. WKKKH.
hu*lneaa-llke
administration
fre*
W. K W H I T E
I wish tu anuuunve my candidacy
.
Deputy Clerk.
[Phone 83k.
_______ ACREAGE FOR S A LE : suitable from the Usunl meddlesomeness
fur
the
o
ffic
e
o
f
constable.
Dlelr'ct
H U )A L )
______ _
for poultry farm. Ixa-atcd four grn rrally connected with tbls of.
FO R M IR M IFPNo. 4, Kemlnole County, subject to
(let,
felp
Chiropractic Specialiat
l am n candidate for the o ffic e IX 4 'in r lT T
HEMSTITCHING
miles south of Sanford on old Or*
IX H 'B T. T tV K S T V tbe w ill o f tbe voters In ilia Demo*
O. J*. IIERNDON.
of Hlierlff end w ill appreciate sup
T l 11It I * J I D ll’ t AI. I I l i f t I T UF
Undo road. 83 acres, part high
urstlc P rim a ry o f June I.
port In tbe June Primary* . _ .
F L O R ID A
IN ANO F4MI » N R I - FOUNDI Ar, effective
[ED: Man to drive Auburn Und and some o f it low, ideal for
F O R J l S T I C I f OF riSAC R
cure for
L A. TATI6.
H K. W A L K E R .
Sinter Sewing Machine Shop
A'OLM I'O I X T ) IN tT IA N t'R H Y .
announce my candidacy
[o New York between June chickens and ducks. Can be bought forI hereby
FOU
S
IIK
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IF
F
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I
I
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K
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HTATF.M L I F E JN- that aiomach condition o f your*. Machine*Aold^ltented, Exchanged.
re-election
to
the offic e of
F O R C O N IT A R I.B
] hereby announce ray caedldet _
1ft. Address II. II. Care for $100 per acre on your own Justice o f the Peace. District No. 4.
H
I'ltANOK
t'OMl'ANV.
a
corporaI hereby announce ray candidacy for re-election to the o ffice of sher
Having held this office fo r nearly
■loti organised and existin g under Chiropractic— Dr. W. E. M cDoujj
ea»3y payments *1 • •
the o f f l r e nf constable, Dlstrlo i ff nt HemlnoU County subject to
terms. Address It. J. IIoily. First two years until the district was for
the laws o f thi* Slate o f AU h ain t all, 308
4, subject to the w ill o f tne voter
National
Bank
Bldg.,
phone
80‘
North
Parit, VpWe* Bid*.
the
action
o
f
tbe
voters
In
164
merged
Into
the
Fourth
Dtslrlei
1
With
Uw
authority
l
»
•!<•
huatusa*
National Bank Building, Sanford,
on June t.
Democratic primary tu.be beld next
Poultry and Kerb
In the Hial* o f Florid*. Complainfeel Justified In naklng the voters
Phone 482-J.
R. KINLAW .
June.
I
w
ill
appreciate
your
Fla.
for their support on my previous
ant,
support. Respectfu lly y®u',A .
record as Justice o f the Trace end
FO R CONHTAHI.R ,
[ED: pullets at fryer prices.
C. M. HAND.
pledge
say
best
endeavors
to
give
,KF.
H A R T . JACOB, W K IS H T E IN .
I
h*rehy
nnnnunce
my
candidacy
Batterieu
Inr write Cackleberry Farm, 22— Real Estate To Exchange i l l the pseple a eqnare deal with for constable for ihs fourth dis
M. AU tH 'K TA FAKNRII. and Mil.GO
F O R T A X COM.ROTOR
—
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Dsfendunl-.
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native
te
all
gad
atrlct
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nee
trict. subject In the w ill
of
the
lary.
I wish lo announce that I a
Lunch
- OHIIKH UF r t M I.II'ATIO N
to the lawe.
voters In the Democratlo primary ceudldsle for re-election
lo
tl
M|S HTATF. OF
K U tlH D A .
TO
' ML W. DOVRU-.
S t2 i0 W .
W IL L T R A D E : Several building
o f June 6. Yuur vote w ill be ep
o 'llc e o f T a x Colleclor o f Hem)
llve m o ck
t i i k A f t Kit N a u r u d f . f i : n d predated.
ole County, subject to the action
lots, free and clear, for sraa'l
ANT,
a it K K T IN a a .
n. C. (D o b ) W IL C O X .
Dr:* ('leaning
o f the vo te rs In the Demoeraile
lit . -M iQ .ir.
k k i .m k n o v i t e
POR J C i r t * o r FR AC R
|AJ.E: One fine Jersey milk house in good section. Your p w *
I'rlm sry to be held In Jdne.
w h o f f rM ld m cd l i u l « d a n M
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T
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must
be
right.
In
answering
thl*
Your
support^wM
£
Phone 471-W.
S A N IT A U Y STEAM PRI
liru im w lfk .
la.
hereby announce my candidacy
ad give complete Information a* f o Ir ju
VOU A U K HKttHUY O H D K ItK D
lloff-M ac Battery Co.
stice o f Fence o f Dlatrlrt No.
Odor lea* Dry Cleaning.
FO R CONMTARUR
(o
(u
III#
N
i
l
uf
r«»nipl#liil
Plants And Flowers to site o f house, location, and 4. subject to the decision o f the I wish to announce that I am F O R R N M H R H B O A R D O F P I N l.lt! fill'd In ll»r AboV# Etrlrd r i u » f . nn
117 East 2nd. S treet
908. 114 N. Park. 1
volera In (he Democratic I'rlmsry a candidate f o r the o f f lr e o f Con
IN B T R U trritlN
price. Address S. B. I). Care The lo be bold un June 6th, A. U. 1*21. stable fo r Justice or tbe Pesos
I ant s candidate f o r re-election or before the 2nd day o f July. A. D.
•E‘8 double giant dahlia
D A V I D NFKER.
Awning*
P a la is and W a l P a p e r .
District No. f
Henilnole County to the Hoard o f Public Instruction 1*21, the same being k llule Da) o f
Herald.
!•*. A ll color^ 4-20 per do*em t*.
FOII S T A T U I.ECIS2-ATUM*:
Flor'da. said Justice fit tbe P eer* o f Henilnole County, subject l o Ihs tlila llo a o ra h l* Oourt, or ele* » de
ers* pro ronfrsao will t>s snlered
I wish to announce m y candidacy D is h let Comprising Flection Pre- Democratic Prim ary.
per 100, Phone 800 W.
•
SUN PROOP PAINTS
SE
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IN
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A
W
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IN
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BHOP.
fo r the Htate Deglalsture (d ro u p rlnla. No’s 1. J. I. 4. *. IP. 11, * IS.
M. K. IK m l. B Y - )
^ f T " l H >K n i T H K I l O R D R R E P that Awning*, Window *hadc*. Tarpau Water Spar VarnUbe* and
J) and w ill spprcelte e a ip o r t In subject l o ths decision o f the Dam*
Plants; 25e pef dozen. W IL L EXCHANGE: Building lot the primary to be held In June.
thl* notice he published once a week
mcU.
Yelutnina
Flat
ocrntlc Prim ary U be bald on June
KOT4CK
lin*. Anything o f Canvas. 309 Ea»t
for automobile. Lot U wort.i _____________________ 1* P, IIA O A N .
tth. A. D. 1*21.
I Per 100. B. V. Whjtner, Jr.
Notice. Is hereby given that the fur fo u r eonercutlve w eek * In T i l l !
l*aint*.
IVrelan
clay
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2nd.
Street
Phoxe
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, nrtnershlp o f Hablwln A Brown
I will appreciate vou* support.
lion.
from $500 to $800. Address Box
F O R 4’O U N T T ro M M IS S IO M :R ~ *
moulding clay and Plaque*. Sanl a s been dlseoUed eluee November o f gen eral rlre u latlo p In Hanford.
____________ I.KH M N PHYAM.
T o The Volera o f Kemlnole County:
134 care The Herald.
1*27 end that f am not responsibly K rm lm d* t.ounty, Florida.
ford Paint A WaU Payer Co. 0^U.
W
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I wish to announce that I am a
f o r ro x rrA R i.R .
fo r a n r pbtigafSnna or rontnirls ol
Drtl'tll.AMI.
Clerk,
and
Ibe
seal
of
Stuart,
Propr. l i t W. Plret S lf
»
candidal*
fo
r
the
offic
e
o
f
County
1
wish
to
announce
(hat
I
am
s
o. n ~ . « .
n K B„ . DW1M.
----------- i------:---the uhovn styled Cour- .In Kanfnit!
Commissioner from Dlstrli
irlct No. 2 candidate fo r the o ffic e nf Const
20— Parma For Bale
1I k n i i t # *
8PF.NCER TO P SHOP. CurUln*
thl* 21 day o f May. A D. 1*2*
subject to the
... Democrat
... . . . J * Prim ary able. Dlatrlrt No. 4, Kemlnole Coun
TO BUY A ah, Maple, M « r
' V . R. DOt 4IL
to be held on June tth. A. D. l * i x ty Florida, said district comprising
FO R T I I R I.RtJlXI.ATt’ KH
Cuxhion* and Seat Covering*. WE BUY er trad* la u*ed funi;Clerk Clroull
lived and paid tases In Or- ele. t loo pF K a r ls X o' ol 1. S. 1, 4. ».
I hereby announce my can .l.liirs
logs and eZ1 * A£RES .improved Und aod a1ahave
w u a n d Kemlnole Cows ties slue# 1 U c l l . I I subject to tbe w ill o f the f o r tbe Legtalatura (tlroup ’I) sub*
nr a h .
ture. Wagner Y'umlture ( X
.100 West 2nd. Street.
[ j ® TaaJ tirade Cypress'
house with four room* and 1
Wlh. 1176 s a d I have alw ays been a Dem- Voters in tbe Democralla Primary jvet to U e w ill o f the voters of Kentto i.e held on June tth- A. D. I t t i Inals County. In the primary lo be X la g u lrs A V o o rh l*.
L
J* W. McNair Cb. OrUn* 2 1*2 miles out on W. l i t St* a uerst.
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A t t O r g e y i^ t o r C o n ip la lq ta t.
b a d
Your sssmeri mill b s pmreclsted. held on June f, *•*•L q B• .*■'
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S A N F O R ^ F L O K IDA. TH U RSD AY, .MAY .11,
0 M a s k e d B a n d i t s PROBE SERIES President tooiidge
wm
iMemtter A u d it
ARMY BAllGON
WINS RACE IN
RAGING STORM
B u m tu
C ircu lation :*
N lItftiK K
S2fi
88 Absentee Votes
Are Already Cast
Indicating the Interest that
lx being shown in the npproarhlag primary election was the
announcement today by Judge
J. (i
Sharon that K8 vjtcs
have already been cn*t by thnre
who will be nbsent from San
ford on June fifth. In view o f
this poll it was predicted that
hy election day the nbrentpe
ballots would number between
125 and 150.
The state law- permits voters,
who expect tu be away on elec*
tiou day, to mark their ballots
nnd
file thorn
in
scaled
envelopes’ with the
county
judge, who turns them over to
the election hoard
rominent CitizcnsOf SENIORS PRESENT
IndianapolisVictims
OfBoidnoid-upNet- C L A S S EXERCISES
A T H IG H SCHOOL
Will 15c 15usv
*
jt,„... Cfi#,?- TTr.iM,,.,! Rov. Ilelk Giving Address;
tliam olltlv-lIpA.Cn Athletic Ilnnnrs Presented
Invade Bowery Cafe
Confirmation Partv
V •, •
NAVY SEAPLANES
OF SWEDEN W IL L
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Two Are Killed Ahd65
Arc Hurt In Seripus
Anti-ltalianDemonstration SayAdvices
Gun Fights Rage
Among Factions
Inner Quarter OfCity
Resembles Battle
field During: Fracas
"':•••• .... . . . . . . . . . i-t UN LK UEL o I
OF LITTLE C H IL D IN WEST VIRGINIA
r:
(Jirls Poisoned By
Radium May Settle
Claim Out Of Court
N ordsm i F uneral
Rites To Re He l d
TomorrowiMornins
American, Seized By
Bandits, Still Lives
Anxiety Felt For '
Two Spanish Flyers
Saturday Ni«:ht Rally
Will Be In City Hall
linop1aiu\ Southern Cross, Hops Off
Today On Pacific Flight To Honolulu
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r«irr»t»r U ll
said advices frejmthat cjty to^tiny. HiindnbJ* wrrrrslightly .
hiw’t. rti'ity arrests, wore jnad.r
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W ASH ING TO N-,
May
.11.- They ranged from the Eastern
( IN S) -President Coolidge ia g o - Seaboard to the Middle West, the '
Iteckies and the Pacific Cons!.)
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I D esp ite A d jo u r n m e n t O fC on - ini* W en again for hist minimi r The Pierce estate appealed most One M an K ille d W h en B o ltO f
summer
White
;
g ro ss . In v e s tig a tio n C om ' Muatii'ii. Tht*
rli'Migly to the President and lie
L ig h t n in g S tr ik e s G a s D ag
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House
w
ill
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‘
established
m itte e s W ill C a r r y On T o
decided upon it after listening t.
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w a rd ; A n o t h c r l)ii\ s ln (’rnsh
F in is h W o r k A lre a d y U e g tin
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t i n g N e a iiy S iO O .O M y
it was announced todny.
The President plans to
I In Knate known. as "Cedar j almost daily lietw ecu the sum .','I W i m i o r O n l y O n e T o
P r e s id e n tia l F u n d s
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S u r v iv e
T e m p e s ts
*
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C I
n n mair.cd in Superior. '
ness. lie. did this Inst year he
M p p t s F i l k p F ’n t p G ra d u a tin g E x e rc is e s T o He „
i
r„ fl|mgo , inns t., !w"u, th, rihwk .IS ; I^ 'V ,, Udl nall.-nists tlnm ,ccc^r.„
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rin e D isa sters A n d F lee t ion le.ne Washington shortly after t i,v.
tty
('o n lC s ts T o G et S p o tlig h t j dune 11 when ho addresses the
C e n le r O f U o lstero u sW In d
The estate is owned hy the
Husiness Organixat on of the Gov- heirs nf the late Henry Clay
W A SH IN G TO N . May .11.— Aa nnim nt. last year the President Pieive, wealthy oil man. President
i Before a large audience, mem
PITTS IIP lUi, May Ml— M NS) heis of the graduating class of lh • nil-summer series of congressional i spent his Miration in the Black and Mrs. Coolidge will errupy tin Th • am i} luilloon N o.l, landed n:
Mil's id South Dakota.
li'ilge, p spat'ious, mmhling Imnga 1 Weins,-Virpioi.i, at it; 11) A. M ac"
investigations was in prospect to
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.
.
,
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.
,
Cedar Island Lodge is In the low litiilt of white hireli. It coiv
V I E N N A , M a y .'ll.— ( I N S )
IN S )—“ 10 piaskeil hamlits staged the annual class night ex- day despite the adiournmen* o f . heart of the pieturrs.iuo AViseoa- tains eight bedrooms. (Juarten I 'ldimr to n telegram nt the
imiinmtl elimlwitinn balloon races (
ereiscK. It wa-.the final program Congress
. sin lake region and will afford the are provided for servants.
—
l?oljn*iH)e
p arsed a n ig h t o f
|y today held up m • lltijidP’ residential campnigti • expendi- |President dtnple opportunity to
The lodge is located on an island In n today. The army No. one wan |
t e r r o r w ith t e r r ific a n ti- It a l
before the *ir» h iys and girls re; j
r Country Club and robnil acre of tin onlv bag to rpm tin aloft after
government oil lenses
his invent,* summer pas rontniiiiug about
ian r io t in g in w h ich a t lea st
200 guest.-; or jew elry and reive theii diplomas, marking the |lures,
time
'of
fishing.
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is
only
12
ground.
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is
separated
front the n storm furred tie i-'t other en* Vsiritim llx p o tillit in s A r o l'm lo r
close of iho t "inmoipvinont i?iiviii, the Salt t reek lields. the S I
t w o persona w o r e killed and GO
W a y Tu Conduct S ca re It F o r
renoy valued at between
muiiiland by a footbridge. The trie down, anil thu . won tl.eraeo.
senatrrinl ' hnurr. by train from Chicago.
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,n»*
•'isaster,
| . I'or weeks a White House rep- estate |ini|«T consists of several
I o n g .Missing D ir ig ib le Ant) others,- in c lix lin g nine. .policO0,000 and ?2uo.0()0 The.
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,
.
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'election lo n tcts, cotton market
i b l i n d hy n em v il entim ated nt
j losentative lets Ityeii inspecting thoiisrr.il aero* of timber hind. It
Friday taglit at the aiidi'.oi ! i "tlditi.ips
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e r G rew O f S e v e n lt’ enM en nien. were.serioilslv wounded,
\k» w e r e p ro m im lit e iti•nilitnry and naval af
lnill"(trr
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" j look o ff ttt tlje lurre.'g •-Jr.it., V m l
LONDON.
Mny i l l . - l l N Sl-rit aT- l, :'A ".'," i ihe I, 11'
-.llrtllW gnus:
onv«t :M . food
r
mlm
iiiislrator1 Mr. ^t’nolidge C'>_Jill‘s . MUntUftT. J,J.tift^nis nnd lakes. jA -'— '
>
e
l
i
r
i
r
i
i
u
l
-utomi-.^it—Ju
hididav j
' li lrndo, • rliednlud
"J
a i iiwidlaJi-JLrMil
he
i nio. w * " Pee.
, pluH'ng the w;u were ninnnif th »l
Milli
, ,
. . , . eeiuduw«n-will*
*
Jr,'-' ' All ICu • part luTTT yesiyrdrix. ^md
tie. .i ^trmilii
eluents ail.lresV
addresV,
A M|||.
..............
i...
Uvllies « r m „ i n . e .lit
u eincnU
A
thi
y e,
lliuL iit_ilio .L ;>«w >l
Nqr. Ntrcols- were bnrrica ded '*nnd' gun
—
-- -■ frY T u od u ^ k cp
k *n full >*" big w hrai i imMsr.T,
Q
'hi'.IMnn No. tlil i e. fi 'lil "a'pi'ill tinienuiicnt which is dir battles between rioters and poUca
V tmnm.ML_ iT r 1 i^ -ir *mnnf -nr r ' r ./M itn- - . - - ------- - g r r r r : - • - .s-tri-x. TTfe *fTr*pTiseil 'iiupmo will h ^ i Z l U t D I L
1 ,0
t Ur*
dramatic
search
, l.a i'i lev l ieb', V.a . wn
truck l>v e't.u :
ia several parts o f the cltr.
U W hhhI v..htt*r-.
..
, l ! lA’AHy . i
i Me— - —*-1 tumrfeq iitr-aril - to -V'Mher 1nfrtrrtM l\T‘ / (iT | tfa V n i
light.'in.ig iienr \ iiiugwo "I. I’n . through tin •tunny Arctic for Gen.
Thu inner quarter o f the city
t
tiihcrto
tiubilc
and
his
17
o
n
r
killing I.i,'i l . I'aol i ' .-i.*tj while
H ig h
i*llWed , f f --li
lliine gun
ati p al next winter’ . r,c*:*iun. j
pi.iiio.i . "id a di.-patch from Oslo wan like a battlefield. Many shops
bis
able,
I
ic,it.
I
G
hut.
piloted
[ pistolK. Tin* gil !,t*, H eir tn • he i i .i
and cafes were demolished and tho
Tin* t'eicdi- i'n ,ili'lili:il i-'ii11*I
the Iliinin.' rtc bng to euitli. ex* today . Cupt. Tliorsborc of the
^ • ||Mt»| S 111*? •Ilia. I, ami li .Id'
*.l |.i till.* lil> a*,*.. t:i 1 Hu* w
i ' illlllillli e will lie the Ini: ie d 1
oiicdn'h air force, was due at Os furnituro carried into the streets
raping
iii
.
.nil.i
.1
*
in a f.'XX ..I ll,- no a "l*|, * I*- 1 • IlM • « lift-4* .
lo today to confer upon plans for for the erection of barricades.
ha? j
f- r I lie Iasi tew i i • I • It
W M M ll'loll, C l III the Good
.v :tlnt:ilMt y M.ll- I «rd
Tho imputation is embittered
ll|1. V "1
' 1"■* >. d .... i lh •
the international search.
In
i'll
ililidi
d
ililo
l
wit
ii Iii’ oiii ,T \ ven ly -S ix
I
..............
,
v.
ar
ball.'oil,
w
tamed
fatal
in
Your Old Married lliMiveik; Heng l.eadllvI'tiMirI 'l l* t'llt.ll l«i|| iit Srinm
against the government and police
,1. a.1*1 Iti.-J <|l.i ,1.1 l.'il Mil.
mil lees, mil , f win, li will g . In
iMjill ,\u(J Father Of Hahyls
A
•
teaniahip
will
leave
Bergen
|, lie
III
ile Soit('uiidid:iteFf»rlleiiiili- juries when his balloon era: lied
tlliiii. We -1 Virginia ami probably
tomorrow with Capt. Hjalmar because of thuir passive attitude
Suspected Of Having Killed
It. 'Ol..,|'
.lack I’elers.
lieati ( ’ huiee W hile Gotham near Irwin, i'a
dll I Infa> hi"ii:il>l \ 'l
.1
linliu'ia und tin- ittliar to New
Itiiserlnr.scn. Norwegian explprer, in the face of the note presented
Dul SielugowskiOniuoutlay
eii".i
Mo-.t nf Hip i t in sucre*".fill l.al
• las- Song
Mite Heads Demoeralie List
by Italian Minister Bodrcro d « '
|li, n ant! inea in , \« • •in- > ..theX'nrk. .'I lie Dili,i gri up m il run ,
l.ioii ii. ic force.I doivti within a on beard, lie is going to King's tnuniling satisfaction and damages
(n il nr,all S| <■<li 11l-llt v Pit:.
li| iil'MIg I il l',l.» sel
i' i hi
M>t ,,| Seoul "I S Mi Master I It I " f
Hay
to
a-sist
ill
the
hunt
Tni i:i»n, «». May til
MNS)
i ||. I.ESTDN. West
Mnv few Ip ...r after leal lug licit. ■i*l,
without mentioning the anti-Jugo
|lulls llillll O.lll,, Mi,- In.mill ll .o'
Smith Dalota am1 Park ley iD , o f ,
While a Kasrinn 're breaker is slav demonstrations in Italy.
l*a.el.l. Tl.e h ill,...iis weie hardly
II McKay, priti
Uesp.iie e t i
•
I
llo|nn*
2d,
Toledo
taxi
I
;ti
<|\S).
Senator
Guv
le
Golf,
ale,
asked fin it. a a' in
lie iilinky 1 bey will I-an* loiiignl
r. polled
pounding
her
v.ay
t
Anti-Italian demonstrations have
e III,, filliovvil.i:
Droj . .| I
mill the» fill her <d |fmmi l e son i andliliite, aii'l Gov. J.out " f Sight ol the field wl,.*n a
tor i in, iniiiii i. lie , tli, i -ulus,ii dill, i I....:.
tb.mirli
Dip
tines
o
ff
Archangel
I
tti.ldpp
-tut
m
at,
,*.
I.iglitellilig
Letters
Mr.
Mi
Xwiiidiiiir
of
been in progress throughout Dal•an
i o nicy m il i \\,
lllltli'e, rnlllpliSnl of
Si'liatnlS a ott. y . a r old elnl.1, i* h, I.I today Al SIIIi, Ii ni New Vork a|i| a l, id ..
the
l.r a 'li. d and tniienl "t ram I I I with u seaplane nil hoard,
K.a\.
.1 .w
a i l a ig in iieiit
lo ll,living
mntin for several days. ,1^-4* re
hag that will h. l'"
* li iwei ( It 1 ol (lii|', ii i'll,| Pi.it* I eiid.pg
have
won
III,*
Kepulilo.
an
and
Italian
supply
.t
ip
Citta
Di
M
i ported that 25 ItaliaiTliliops wore
‘l
i
e
ballu.ioi-ts
in
n!«*
iii
,
"H
re
Iteaders
I
I
\..s
PIMH'IIECV
Ills alleg ed r .'l'le s s lo li to police III'
Ini.'.'
loll
I
ID
Ilf
New
Mi
Men,
Will
I"
|l. mo, ralic preference vot • in tic fill . |f , i* to gel al»>Ve the i t u in lano I- al Kings Hay being pre wrecked ut Spalato. Italian ship
Kli/.a!ietli
S , •*|ill. n Slillih.dsel-,
-I" .1
,‘ llih* iiiiii * ol I ij i.. ,i
vi'digaie eanipaigii i \peinliliires kidnaped amt s', la n g lo d seven
W e t Virginia primniy will, throe ceeti". EvertV balloon and Hii*| pared for another nttrmpl tu bat ping offices wrro destroyed and
L
uella
\
1
Iii'in
v,
I'iani-i
Pi
y
u
r
■
1
*
1
ih
.n
d
h
i
S
ie
la
g
o
w
sl.i
e
a
r
I. \
la.jnglv with i i' III a
ill New Volk tomorrow. An ill
f*oiiIlls of i|p* rosiilts Inbiilntod.
l ii\’ of ( dpi eland, Carl l\ Wolhn.i. tle her way iiortlnvnrd through Italian vessels in the harbor plund
K al li.'l in. S, till aid, l.l lie.'
II.* w a s
la k e a
foi
.I., w,
ll, llic le lit hall. a \
■pinA ii.11 I)., low -i piunai y up Iy l’,i >k.)
lint of I,SIM of tip* 2,:iM> |*,*«
storm and ice ill an effort to filul ered.
p,.,,l, i,|,|" both .ilrud. I y ligbU'ii
U
ill
I
.
iu«
*.*,
11
,,i
a
;.i
|
|
..‘.
1
,
1
.
1
.
Tuemluy
and
In..- will. lh. • .
"lid, I .'
oil • : loii, i. tide a ill,
th"
mistuiig explorer*.
••met
.
G
off
run
today
leu.I
my
It
1
,1
•
I
iog
W
'lain
leaped
to
.-u’ety
v.ith
i
t
'
l
l
P.
a
11
V
i
i.i
F ifty persons were arrested at
tin' .nit . . i
11 I ( ill II Ol III,I ,1 I
. olilP.lt I
Sc. i tury "1 l ollilli. rro Hoover by his parachute, wliile
'i'll.) Mgiimship Hobby with n Azyreb where thousands of perIni., H
ml I' liewell Scliliil i lass,
II.
\(.
.tiding
I
.
Ills
•
igpeil
slat,
'
, 'I.
woman tali'
.Inly
"ill with i Norwegian r.enplane mi board b
Pill,'ll High S .ln iifl i lirll
|,uraJ.*d the main atreek
.iii*ill reported by police. In* l.lll npproxiloul. il .',01111 Voles fill' til f ’ooprr, his aide, i mi.
w ,t' , 'C
allow .1 1"
i>
llie 11oil -.■ I’resille Id ll. I l III
ronvention at Kansas I'm .
fiactuied in aring King’s Bay. Before lenv shouting "dowm with Italy,’* and
tin- .ship. Mirtainiag
11 a.
r i be,oaii* intoxicated wiili li.pinr ol,
il
c.'ly p io gt.
Kniilh's load mot Sonti'.or .latne.s leg.
1 mr South‘Gate in lim 'lim its lie - "down with* Fascism** nnd “ death
f
It. Wolfe, sis retail ,f the mill,',' iii,-minlule will h.
1tain.si ai lb. wedding of a nptgb
m
i>..
'
i
n
.
waiting
l,,
I
sun,
li
an
A.
Itred of Missouri win approxi
I
A
„
'J'lic Mun T 'legnip.i I’llt-bm *er t .seen Ltunudi Island and Die north- to Muss.dint;*' I’ulic5 fired upon
I
olinty
V
M
|l.or ..od ii.n. nimble t>> ass'.
assi-r any
lilt 'll. ' t il'd In -ail si mimd.1
•f
m i.
•-t.gntiv.il it e.inililion* rvipiire
mutely il.r.lio m tin* sani,* yroe-i l- \v*a eiktghl-ill a bt 'ii . tl./Vlil) tp •!. tin can t i.d
Sfitxhl.rgi'ii,
u tU<> dcmmuilratora wmmling many.
li, fftibv
I *■ utt^** amt j wel. *,y .ii'.p , ina.le a. nltleiuu* ul.ielll nf plat); il. hiealeniaft^ * iT the f'omiiuttev. lea.*on foe till killing
f.i|tin* HI 11. a..., ratio del gales.
c:.t, ). party w uv Inn.led w hich i." i Troops, policemen and firemen
ip llie air but dropped t>. earth
tile
(OliailllOllellt
of
lllg'l
I'
e
'tinas >.f the Maying w .ie
virgin
tin in I. hind ti""t i , .. I,
I!\ Cm
II
H I l „ t l.eld has without itijuty to eithei o| it* pai "ii tliicnilitp; H- way through tin t"ok part in the Belgrade fighting.
hind hoy , who will enjoy a ■i.ie- op.'iatit, it will he tl.e fust h:s -la.eioiol .•*|ii«l.
,v all w el e .1 le •,. ', and ' IIP
iiiiu* tile House l.a unde 11ii1'1\i H
re,
red
a
2
It.
I
vielorv >,ior G.n -t og.'r. Si'titl
Willi, pi Itemn": 1: now mi.I ic of Die imrtliem c u t It is claim.*.! that students were
.•I,*
dm,at
I
.ake
\
\
ilnill
i
1
1
1
,1
1
1
1
1
J
I’, li. .*
allai'lp.l Ml'
1 tlml ll Wa- dang' rie.s •
Ipo,, ' Itlp-S I! II pres, lit illg tile a., iniestigalP.il ill , li.it",a n! |•*•1 pi.i"ii ii . lloppe l.ecaiike Ip* llll'l II,,ivar.I M. G ,,if t>,r the K.'piihh pilot, and W "Ili i ( I niubei. aulc of Spitxber '.'ii iii an effort tn tho ringleaders. It is reported that
|,,,pt lo -I !•
!" With lip
,t), R
I lend of..i e, ii t'
1get i hip' it are of thg missing ex a policeman was dragged from hbt
ii ; o I In s. llo.d ■li.
ei,olo
i
III' Wit)* form. 1 1\ ro,>ine,i al 1he .an • nat, rial liomuiatioli. William ..( Tratfor.l Citi I'a.
l1
I I ,p Plllllpl, lei) t I llleu (d e l
I
w.
ik
t,«
the
Si
mil.
Th.
let not \i u w .1; forced * pc.lit ion's bull.,on It'ilia.
and
a
0.
i
lag
hi o r f.tol lynched. The
Jugo*
!’
lump* nf Alex Siioglagowoki, (a (i. t'oiiley lias a ii i.. I margin m
lie • I .
a
.,|M'l| IP
m iiiilit.ii -. inaiiiii i
I lie Senate d eal' i Ih.lii. i ••III i b.'iv " f 1io. .a hy. mid lo*. an ■' hi' ,i It..i W'uugli for the Kopuldi.-ai, .In"i. into . tic* : I'it. inn. I'.i
s the l pin,, fan !
T h a t i "i’ ll".
l,* lagged vi lib -I...i.in t'abiiicl is holding special
. o il'' ll'tll l",
till ,•!* .. !l >1111"In! • and
a*.iiiunii mil
II.
has s! irto.l mi uppi i» y in ' all 1 ipt 1, i. lallie.l Willi III.' dal a gul.ei i.at*,i ml
wild.* Dp * In l *.l N ' I Oil I idling •! nioimtuin.'
.r ll di. I i> t i l»,ys ! nut)
. .‘Ill 1*il.‘I . I ,mk v>* -ions ut frequent
intervals,
I.eMei
W
I
l n, t!i,. il.iiln,
to t'.. 1. .1 lllg of t lo G'l, l I I MM'•nt'«
/
,. a" . I. . i a il.
Hid " ill l*'l
| on.
>' li.r.’.l "1 a " man .Ii >■.'■ * •1 in 11,'III'ri al i. gul. *i out i lil ii ,,iiiiu :, •low II ll.t,. ;. t.l'lgl of I I •graph ' i , ...il.« . .. I. *, .iiia ll te n ts, w a t e r but .-•■ far tn. official statement
loll I.,, e Wa do o, iiill. ex I! p. w i.. - at M i.i.II. t. WII.
I the { ; i-ll t lech lields ill \\;.< lie Ig, id.u'k with . DOS Illg flout tool I,.'
1 Ii ' proof
be. le. a i ill.* w ith CO li..* l.i-cii mad., ai tu tho future
I. I. * It -I
I'
l l W Y iH tK .
M,.y
1
■
I.
Alfio.l Taj loi l.'adiug lb liory A ment an K'l-m.*
I
-pal
lo
l»'*
the
I
ud
,<ll
deposit
I till
\l.l oil,
1 1 •.ii11.1n>'(l no page P )
I**Tter- W• •g
I'he dark *uit and a -lint, spot
ft ii pi and wnliien. gm ' al
I in llie u rid. This liupliil will lie tod with t li tale l.loo.l stain- wa Hogg.
tin* III t I., i ;.ko l he air, . min
l o. I' all: Id
I. g CIII
Anger between Jugoslavia nnd
li>
iietiial inn | 11' » ’ ••i a
Observers .1" not helleie llool
|' ip ! Illlll'd till "Ug lli.llt IIP -tun,nor. di*. eolon'.l bv .let. . tn.*< in a fresh
down H ie.* bom Intel, at l>ui,
.I
pag
Italy dates back many years to
>1 )
D
t,n i
ild giG i.i a m f i IliM I le
iiillll the e, .unlit It e I,opine to file Ii dug hole ip tho real of llopp.*'- er will l.e aid" to O leic,"".' the l ing I' I'll., Gardner Eiebt . line
tlm struggle for F'iumc. For u
ry, were lined up and l ol
a i . poll ip \t Doroiol.ei
wltil., the
time it was allayed. When Italy
Iio.ui* Hoppe look.' .low'll lilt n lead aioit-sed Ihu- fat In Goff. down at Irwin. I’a
■I >1a.oii i ni i in I at d
itaitowly
e cape,I
niuib* a close treaty^ o f ullianco
Two soiiatorial oloeli o toii- io n fioiilo.l with the . I..tiling ami I II.' Intlei was i milling w II in lie Goc.ly. ir I'
today by foul' in -k.d ban
with Albania it flatted up again.
te-ts
will he eal I led e|, dill Illg a plaster cn-t of Ins own teeth j p, pulous set timis, with ||,.ov,'i era *liiiu int" a bum.*
aiiiii-d K.iri ant i", i. pt st ds
' showing his greatest strength in
Lieut Knt. muilt* m unHucecsiiLater it died down nnd Mussolini
too
summer.
The
Semite
Klee
\il,uli
police
said
lit!
<
1
exactly
in
Mai'
('I
„■ ennlii'i'ip, * lata
negotiated a tivntj with Jugo
tu,ns C.unmitice will e, nliPiie its tin* marks on the body >>f tip* vie Jibe farm districts which are dry. ful elfort I., save Lieut. Kvcrt’ii
•, in whilst* honor <lie pail
'llie prohibit ion issue wn» raised life aflei lb** balloon was Ntnick
N K W Y(11tK, May 51.— (IN S ) slavia which the Jugoslav l'arlla*
i iti(|uii*y into the fraud .'h.iigrs tim.
|In Id. s’ ippe.l a oinll .lartotid
against G off and tIii- i- believed by light.'ning wbeo I,,* piloted the —The fn c gul victims of radium i ment refused to approve.
v
brought
against
Scant, t elect
A fter mutilating and eh.iking
into her mouth.
'.*
have i*ntisi'd the rural ."iiiinun- flaming bag down tow .ml ii dream poisoning uli,. have brought suits!
for
Eric
Gils*
William S. Vate (K ) o f I’.nna., the girl, the stulem.'Ul said a. cold
ra tte r.tl rervie,
[ie ring was preciou. I" i i " to proven! un expl'.M* it. 'I’ll., pilot I'gainLl the rolled States Uttd- W T Iq / v r i HoUOI*S W i l l *
who died
by W illiam II Wilson, In* ■1,'I•*-•1 illg to polii'o, lloppe took lie body ities to swing to Hoover
a * mil ilium ion pre- • Id • it" tr,' N o id g ie a . I
Counting of the complicated bal
“ U llU t a D i l l
,,t
.
*
dll
o',
ioi'I,
was d.ad wlo-n tl.e bag c.ruck the iani Corporation lo the amount
.
.I I h i,loci at ie opponent
ip the and tin. iv il upon the front p»r< li
te
n
la
y
a
ft.-n
i
on
i-ye of |.|P* Ol tile bmidlls
lots,
some
of
winch
contained
as
.
f
$
1,250,001)
may
be
awarded
*
•
T
lC
r
O
P
S
m
A d U rC S S
I he ip |ion, II" denial,iled tin | w ill I e ll. I.I tone ion i.ioming a' IP 2d elect ioii. Hearings wdl 1ti <*f the home **f Jo.-eph Skibinsl.i, many as IDO name-, has settle I bank of tin* steam, however..
M'tt.cnicnt
nut
of
court,
it
wa>
ll.I.I
in
I'hila.leliihia
July
Dlili.
The
o'eloi'k
from
th.
funeral
In.me
uncle
,.f
tin*
girl.
Tho
NkibinM.i
Tin1 g ill siiiol, Inr head me III
learned today. There was a board
Sanford Hi woman*
beard a
>«*rv lt, 'ed Slush
Ktinil
t'.’iiimittoo homo is across tho street from down lo an cadaramc test for
I ai v hand grasped Ini' tbni-.it. >f Millt i anil l.rul.'Mii. lb. K.
election board of filial- They lim •
..( directors' meeting of the cur- i limt putriotu address by Fred IL
I»
mi
an
tvlule
will
in
t.'tig
a
te
the
Sivlagow-ki
home.
t
»“*
will
l»*
in
rlitifVt
"1
I
lie token di "|,pi d l ,. the floo
1,ecu able to rjii. It only winks of
Im.it ion at the ..ffi. es of the <an Wilson n» part o f their program
I’l e-I.V
Slush 1‘unil rlmrgc.s raised m llie
Th. ii'tndcrc.l girl win a cou-i".
■her slapped tin >laid - to, - 111uU filet . |»;inI«'I •!
sleep
since the ictiniis slartcl
tern here today. Although o ffic i yestorday. Mr. Wilson’* remarks
f-.l
ie,
out
Now
.Ii
rsoy
*.
nat
i
nil
*
f
Hoppes
wife,
Sophia,
22.
Mi-.
t
•
*
i
in
it
rim.
rli.
|i»t.
i
ii
*
nt
\
%
I line f i ill In w In, • .lie - 1 a
piunaiy, a -ul >ci -in tu11too |rol,.ib Hoppe said slit* su-p(‘i'ted some trickling in Tues.lui mgbt.
I'C KR TO I'ALK/.AS, Nii-nrn- iaik declined to i 'lament on a | were la honor o f the soldier dead
|m\\ in Lukt VifW * 1’inr * v
and a I.i -i". Ii.
iy
going
I,,
tl.nt
state
witlun
I
lie
glia.
May “ I
tlN S ) George II settleuieni utrangein.-nt they ad und formed a fittin g tribute a*
I’alllieurers
"'1>
imh.de
T»Ul
tI
iiiii
;
was
wrong
when
her
hu*
tragic eliimiN to a gay fepart c f tho local observance o f.
next
ten
days
Marnhall.
.-I
N.w
lock, assistant mitted tlie case wus di»cu:>kC.I.
loiies,
W
\
l.efil-r.
S.
(I
'
O
H
S.
hand
returned
ulmut
I
-ill
..’cl**
k
■. hell.-led to hale I'.'cii el.
I'olluwing tlie aiceiing In r,* was national Memorial Day.
•
upei
inleiid.
nt
nf
l.a
l.uz
Mine,
in
I
lie
inoin.ng
with
hi..lot
be.
t
.
T.
II,
rn.lot..
W
M
t
‘.ilbeit,
and
,
Tile
Senate
ii
,|iiiry
into
tlie
S
led by llie son I,"Id up gun;*
The program was in charge nf
wli.i was s."/i*.l by guerrilla* on to l.e a conference iii the chambers
II.
•
'
I disaster will I p* turned nit,, in l.loo.l stained.
I II invade.I tile Ai'.ol inn, in I.. M\ dll;
Apr. 12 wlica the mine was raid of Federal Judge William (Murk K. B. McCracken and L. C. Be
. N p.lgren til' d .if pll.'Uinullii.i invesligalit.il >f safety dell.'.*- for
liwieh Yillllg a l * ' da;. - a :■
.'ll.— (IN S ) — e.| bits been carried into the in at Newark, N. J., between counsel bout. P. E. Scott o f the Sanford
M ADRID,
Mai
ndd.er.i ended iii the killing and had he n ill l " f several days, subtnuriiKs. Two plans for resi-u
Anxiety _wan nroii **d here t.itlaj' terior of Nirnmgun, by Ids cap for both si.leii. Tin* plaintiff', nil Gas Compuiiy was introduced by
lie
was
b"l'ii
in
St
i
khollll.
Sued
mg llio imprisoned crews of di«a
imioei iit l.y slander hi a p*>
by the mysterious di. uppenrunt e tors, but early tbit month was y< ung women win. were employed John D. J inkins as u new member.
a. m:d i lime I,, tins ."Untiy Id Ide.l Milunuriiies will he inspect.*il
pan pill suing the l.undit -.
of Capt., Jimenez and Capt. Ig ' still alive end apparently in gaud ut the plant of the radium cor A. C. F'ort ' presided over tho
years
ago.
lie
mine
dirts-11
\
to
by tin* Semite Nuvnl A ffairs Com
hi. u ilejni iption of th*' handi*.
Sanford uliele lie was I'liiplnycl inittee during tli I* 11I I hh. ( Mir
Tl.e political rally, scledub-l li'Htns, Spanish aviators, win. Imp lieu 11Ii. nrronling to word received poration in Orange, N. J., are meeting in the absence o f S, M.
r police l.i-lieve l" ‘ is 1•*** *'*
pc.l o ff at Seville al 11:20 A. M. hero tmlay.
il.,"in.al lo an early dcnllt an u Lloyd, president.
for
Sanford Saturday night and
until
his
death
hy
Chase
and
Cota
plan
involves
a
hug,*
helmet
which
•mr in. a wanted l" the aim
Tuesday in an eff, it to cstablisli
The ltey. Mortimer Glover, rec
Captain E.lson, I*. S. M. ( ’.. i eMiit of ia.limit p.iikuiilug.
ineiiihers of ,llic crew would dun mat king the formal close of the long distance and duration rec
,
.f detectives t'alitoi anil P'*rk puny.
tor, o f the Holy Cross Church,
who
is
pursuing
the
ic I k-Is in. tl.o
Three
sons.
Carl.
(Ike
and
Lrlr.
prtsent
campaign,
will
he
held
ia
ami
then,
hcing
released
(mm
llie
anne than a year ago. rhe
Miami Shore*—Widening
old utude a short appeal for asaist*
survive Mr. submarine would ntteir.pt to reach the City Hull beginning at 7:20 ords. Nothing has l.on heard of interior cent a report to Cul. U t
i lives were shot to dentil in u all of this city.
them since they headed southward ley hy airplane that Gen. Jiron Dixie Highway from Conimcrcial anco in behalf o f tlie American
"
‘dock,
according
to
un
iinnotiui.*Xoi'.lgrcn
who
ah
"
I
aves
a
l.re
tli.*
surface.
D I.attic will, f.'iu
I audit •
win. bud center nT low-n of Miami Shorts to legion , which plans a campaign
i meat today by It. .1. Holly, eecri" from Seville. A t 11:20 this morning and his rebel f o n t s ,
lliei, Eric. a l«" a l .-.si.lent of San
lieli* *!]• an Eus' Side I* Maui
they had been on their way for 18 raided much American
owned (dd Artli Creek railroad station for the benefit of crippled chil*
|inry nf the County Di'nijcrniic ex
ford.
hours unless forced down in the property, passed through C a«» under way
drtn.
ecutive committee.
i sea or some ties.nat.' land area.
Vieyu, early m the month and
’Iho m ietiiig, heretofore held » ii
When the airmen departed they said Dint Marshall was with Die
Magnolia
Avenue,
has
been
! sniil they would try lo fly to Knr- natives and was well treated and
(hanged to the City Hall to pro
In tlie spring u xpiutsninn'i fan vide more comfort for the uudi- nchi, India, which n about :i,(U)0 not confined. Owing to the long
cy turni. to fishing. Evidence of ence and ulso to protcet tlie crowd miles from Seville in a straight absence of news, fears were felt
line. However, there had been n
thin fait lx borne out in figure" und
for Marshall's safely.
sp-Mikcm from
inclement
strong belief that the uviators
given
oat
toiluy
by
llie
office
of
weather, it was staled.
, (.unit- fi-lil in history. The pow
V N i r i P A I . A IK PD K T. O A K
■night try a trans-Atlantic flight
County Judge James G. Sharon.'
LONDON, May 3L— (I N S )— are reported to have crossed tho
,*rfill plane was piloted
.... |errul
pumvu on
.... th'
»»
to
Cuba. The government had fo r
fD. t'al., May .11. — (IN . )
! take off by t'apluin Churle* Kings' Since the current fishing season
The fall of Peking appear* immi Yellow River west of Taman Fu.
V K I’ KBAN DIES
bidden the Cuban (light In-cnnsc
nent today, a dispatch tn the Daily- They arc now beBeved to b« ad
■find lap o f an attempt to link Jf ori|..Smith. Australian war are. ofiensd on May 1(1 there have been
the plane was not equipped for
issued
120
fishing
license,
it
was
Mail from Die
Chinese capital vancing toward Peking.
C
LAIRSV1LLK.
Ohio,
May
*1
1
1 continent" o f North Am rica and carried ( buries T. I*. I 'Ini.
stated
'
— ( I N S ) — Albert L. Bimgarncr. 5(1, overseas flying.
tinted The NatipnnlUtq have cap
The Shanii army, which ia allied
Friends
and
acquaintances
of
flight
manager
and
relief
pilot.
Austruliu by air the ginn*
The demand fur license has former sect clary to General Tus
the lute M. F. ItubiiiM.ii. plunger tured Pooling‘ Ku, the key city to with the Xjuthemers, ia reported
MISS MORROW HONORED
|r winged monoplaui Southern Captain Harry Lyon*, navigator, (M-lipoed all previous records, it is ker II.'B liss, und thu first ll, *8.
resident who passed away several Peking, 85 miles to the south. The to b<< similarly advancing toward
with four, men aboard hop- nnd .lonte* NV. Warner, radio op
claimed. An average o f dd n day soldier tn rnlse the Slurs mid
N
O
RTH
AM
PTO
N
,
Mass..
Maymonths ago, will ho. interixitcd to Northerner.* are rcqoxted ta be the Chinos* capital by way o f
| ff today fur Honolulu. Under erutor.
for the H ’ day period has been Stripes over Havana during the 31— ( I N S ) — Miss Anna Morrow, lorrn t h a t'a congressional meas retreating in u disorderly fushion. Panting Fu, on the right flank o f
They
will
be
guided
over
the
i*t weather conditions, the
war with Hpain, died today of dnugbter o f Dwight W. Morrow,
Merchants in Peking, fearing the Northern defense Meanwhile
ure, the passage nf which he work
Pacific from Oakland to Hawii hy maintained.
lnfuenlzn.
** United
f f wan n ade nt K: ID A. M.
States Aml*a**ador to ed for half n ivntury, has received that looting will be .inrvitablu Marshall Feng Yu-Htiang, an
giant Fokkrr carried its the nrjny's radio beacon at Grissy
Mexico was awarded two prizes the approval of both houses of when the invasion o f the city oc other NatiuoalUt ally, ia laadior1
IN HONOR-OP GB.\Di ATKS
SEEK M A N ’ S ID E N TIT Y
«*f four intrepid airmen and a Field, which led the army fliers in
for proficiency-, in scholarship nt congress and was recently signed cur* are banding together and H i array forward between Pouting
o f 1,20(1 g'nllonx o f gasoline their historic flight and Arthur
CHICAGO. M ay; .Ml — (IN K ) — Smith College according to an by President Coolidge.
barricading their valuables. For- Fu and Iiokien Fu.
A theater party for members
I' the hir'.orlc tunway here and G.ebel in the Dole rare. From
I’.dice
today sought tho identity nouncement hy President William
igners are reported to bo sh ift
n o f the graduating cI.-imh of the
The Northerners ere intermit-*
The
measure
provides
a
pension
weight
Honolulu
the
fliers
will
essay
Allan Neiltou o f tlie college to
)l its seven tons o f
Seminole High School will lie of, u man who registered at a day.
for, members o f the m ilitary tele ing their belongings lo tht com lenity putting up slubora re'isflight
of
3,138
miles
to
Suva,
Fiji
•
the ground to follow the I’ac*.
graph corps o f the UnilKl States parative safety o f the consulates tance and many sharp dash** have
given next Monday night by T. W. hotel here n* “ George Brown of
Boston. Mas*.,” nnd who was found
d r trail blazed by Lieutemint.- Islands, the longest hop over a
The Northerners are being hem occurred. But the combined South- .
Lawton, county
superintendent
Kanfonl— Approximately
7000 army. By its provision* an nward
dead in his room today witli a
►r Maitland nnd Albert lie- single expanse of water ever ut
of public instruction, und J. I.. bullet hole in his head. A shat- rum relgry have been shipped o f $50 u month is given by tlie med in from three sidva by the ern horde appears to be i vcrcoa**:
tempted
in
the
history
o
f
aviation.
P iger.
Murentctte, manager o f tho Mi- tcied shaving mug in the’ room from Sanford district so fa r this federal government to wsr vet* Koutheril ahnio*. More than one ing all re»istanc« by it* c satiuued
flight to Australia, if sui" From Suva it is planned to fly to lane Theater.
*
cranu serving in this department. huudrvr thouband (southern t loops attack from three sidt#,.
•
Brisbane,
thence
to
Sydney,
boro thv name ‘‘George Schurlh.” season,
id will be the longest tran*'
|e\v York Gioijp
*
f
l.‘IO IJeenses Issued
To Seminole Anglers
Fall 01* Peking Looms As Armies Of
South Begin To Close In Upon City
Pension Bill, Long
Pending, Is Passed
« r
v
a far II
1*411
lalcns
l»«
*
I V•» * ■
Pei I
<Ol <!•
Isa'S!
HI I)
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The*
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dull I
i le*
eary
pot ftt ,
- t*K^
. t-Je U-!
food '
ivtif
Audi
ol a I
For C
if 1 M
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: lit il
I
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Shol
r ml
cep
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bull <1
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PAGE SIX
;
' 1-1
m
flCy
Loughran A t Outs With
Tex R ichard Because O f
Failure To Get B attle
Richard Byrd Picks Prfesideht Delivers
Bennett Successor Memorial DayTalk
For Foie Journey On Gettysburg Site
Chicago M e rc h a n t
Enlists. Al Capon?
F T His Protection
Fight Looms Over
T ariff Revision At
December Session
r,
1
*- i 'i
I
'
*
j es!
ill
fe fr L ifc ft t o
the Holy Cross tydscopril Chtlrcli.
follower! by a salute fired by the
national guards and taps, played
W A B H I t f C f t m / a u r ■30 (IN S )
by the drum and bugle corps.
— Rep. Crisp (D ) o f Georgia to1 he various organisation* parad dAy Was selected tb pWtfs Senator
ed from the courthouse to th-j George o f Georgia In nomination
park, led by the drum and bugle for Ui'e preMdcncy At the Demo
corps and members o f the Camp- cratic National
Convention
(Continued from |ulgc one)
future resort to war " I t Is my bell-l.ossing post o f the American Houston.
.
.
earnest hope that success may Legion.
* ■ ■
---- •-- •
•9
crown the negotiations now in
3 B A N D IT S IN A T L A N T A
DIRS IN L E A P
progress,” he said. " I t Is realitcd
that war can not be profitable..
A T L A N T A , May 28 .— ( I N S ) —
A T L A N T A , May 28 .— (I N S ) —
The trend o f civilixatiop is unThree
bandits who last Friday es
Mrs. Nora E. Wood, o f Briaton,
douhtedly toward peace."
Mass., professionally known as caped with nearly |.1,000 afte*
The present military operations Louise Gardner, was killed here holding up a puyroll car near
o f this government In Nicaragua. Sunday in an attempted ♦ripl*1 Rome,. Ga., and have since been
Chinn and Haiti were waim ly de purachute leap from a height o f the object o f f sf Arch •t*Ked1 b* f
fended by the President. "Though npproximntelyjaiOOO feet, when, posse of hundreds bf armed citP
we have at this tin-e some o f aur she fell c le n r o l the second para rent in North Georgia, were b e
forces in Haiti, Nicaragua nnd chute while apparently preparing lieved by police today to be in A t
Chinn, they are in none o f these
lanta.
lor the third leap.
places for the purpose o f making
war, but for the purpose o f in
n r P o iiT o k r o i s T V F lK A J t rR * .
suring peaceful conditions under
SKM IN O I.K . c o l M t
which the rights rif our nationals
nnd their property may receive
.
xii'i; ■•i-iiion t:\ lliV n s i J- t A :lin e n u n i , iw t
.
that protection to which they are
T h - f . . » o " l a " re ,............. the r e e e l,..* am i ‘
7 , " f h‘ t * 27 . w ith
entitled under the term* o f inter
,.u of Hrmliiolr C..UIII* . ^
.stlndl an a art a statement of. ih*
national law ’’
Ab"*’!
With reference to Nicaragua
*
• • I'liiiin ilM lo n frif »ntl
and Haiti, he said: “ We are there
Is
lierel).
1
*1
,1
0
I
1,1 their express invitation and iti of I -I
I.a w s of K lorliln.
K lt N liS T AMOS.
nceordancc ■with explicit agree- Com plroller.
ments."
IIK M a i t l. I ' l M I
Turning from the subject o f in 11, 1.... It..n llatnliee A p ril 1*1, 1*57 „ ........
ternational relations,
President M iislao'llou Warrants April 1*1. I f . i •
Pj .jC
Coolidge discussed briefly
prob N-t Ila la nr•- April 1st. 1*17
•
—
lems o f a more domestic nature. l lr r r l p l * foe *1* U o n lh si
i.:;M
.-i..iii, T a x i'o llre lo r. T a x.-* -----*74. id
On the co-ielated subject o f pre
T a x C o lle rlo r K rro rs nntl I iin ». .
3M.«7
t ‘..n ip lto lle r lleilam p tlo iia ............ «
paredness, be expresed the opinion
•’oniplroller It. It. Tax ......
17.la
that the building up o f nntionnl
I’.implroller T« |)-*riipli Tax
ixi.,77
r-|,.il< Itefunit
resources,, establishment o f giod
1,1
0
0
0.110
f i e r i ; T r n n s le r ........- ..............
IIIIU.IMI
credit and retirement
o f the
I\ S I. J . Nnv. Ills !. K le r llo ll Kxp.
' JI2.!*SI.*»
«i::r>.iv
Ih,ok I n i......
national debt constituted urenter
It3 .u i7 .tr.
gestures toward national safety M ill.Inu llaln iiee ..
.
•
than would the mnintennncc o f a I i I .I mir-em ,*iiI ^ for S ix M onlhsi
Sul..iv of f i e r i , of tlie C lr e n ll <’oorl as
tremendous military
establish f.m
n iy A ln lilo r mol f i e r i ; to Count)
l.ziifl.an
ment.
-..noiilssloners
■
...........
Jtr. to
| vieiii nail M ileage of Com m lssloiu-l's
"Good credit, which is -derived
l-in ..r s h e r iff lo r A tie ailm icn on
tu.au
from sound finnnei.-il conditions,
C ou n t) C o m m issio n ers
•
is the principal foundation of Salaries of Ollier Officers anil■ KmjaO.OO
national defense," he snid. "R e
JoVlg'.' i.f rouftty Court.
1*110no
ductIon of our national debt, per j
..... .. I’ rosscntliiK Aitorney
................
-•-■-•y
f..m
m
is
s
io
n
—
njjp'afi.
*
•- •
miUiUg-n reduotion o f taxes wbieb p t — - A u ^ U £ /
.stlinulaliiw. urivatp-'wiTeijirinerAwi)
siiferiiriiierAiw Ir'
— 1. inriiervisTif
'Pinnu-xI-•■i of
«.f iieg
llegislruiion' .
»
. .
-3P0.V9
fiicU n
-■rf«rv
incretisrH 'rtTTTTtTrilU rn^ W ii im p o r^ T " .
1.:,IMI DO
I fa re
.
■ 1 n.blit
inn llh*
- 1- 1 - •
-l: luitH to ('oiinty
•
lluIldliurH
taiil
additionThe liu
» toil I IloilSe
vnnrc, the aglieilllll
J a il
llient. the filiaileial
I mi n iiiiri' a n»t y*ii*iiren for
i*ourt II oiin t
....
si iTligtbened by wise
tall
.
time o f pence are of
I>
i»t. w of I'o iin iy M ullitiiiFv:
.l.m llo i •- ami O ther All**lid:tfitR
value in time of war."
I .InIn. I ’ot l a ml NVntei
.
The crime wave' prevalent in
j m m a lire
.
I iieUlt’OtfilH
certain points of America's big
I'.ire ••I «*oui»t> Tool ;
civic centers also came under the
KepalrH aiul Addltlona to I'oor
11oiiio'N aiol Kai iiim
analytical eye o f Mr.
Coolidge,
I ’ iii oil lire aiol r ix tu re n for I'oor
and lie denied it as "a laurelling
23r. <9
iloiiMert aiol Kuiiiim
| ’ \|trt||hi * I »|o rill loll III l'«)ti|
of the moral fiber of the nation."
4
,n
or# os
II muio' h ami Kunoh
...M.
" I l is very easy to east the
Xllnw am ** Matte lo l'llll|n rs f*ul blame upon the police authorities.
ahle of l*oor I loiifeeh and I'alit
l»y W arm lit n
.
I he prosecuting officers, and tin- I 'ill Mild '•<
I ||t|IO‘M|M•
courts," In- asserted. "But if a
i " f.O
I • i -n id iifl li'**l m uild <*0111111(11ee*«
IK9 TU
lieyiMi ft
• ii in 11i i I condition conliimes lo |
a oil > I H<| il 11l«
prevail, the blame goes h. y.in.l '
I'V.V*‘AiYT.
and i'onimllleCM
ill! I OK
11.c m * o ffii ttiln \V»* live* u m lrr ;* ' s i .«i «•••!• i \ nini iv tn
lie ln l il Sl llMHi' l '
I'l.’MlIiM. |*|C
Mystcm nf
|n»piil:ir
R " v c r iim c n l.
Ml HJ
Itn-Mrd II moK-
N E W YO R K , May 2ft.— (IN S )
— Harold 1. Jones, naval petty o f
ficer and aviation pilot, a young
ede from under the Rickard bnn- ami comparatively • unknown flier,
fly Devi* J . Walsh
ner.
Risko, the most successful hhs been selected by1 Commander
International New* Service
hag holder in .the field, retaliated Richard E. Byrd as the successor
Sport* Editor
N E W Y O R K , May .10— The nbl. fo r the merry go round ride to Floyd Bennett for the proposed
ding diyatcry a.i to Ju»t why a he was tendered in the elimina South Pole flight. Approvnl o f the
tion tourney by signing with £ a vy Department is awaited.
young irian of Intelligence had
Jack Fitgnzy to meet Godfrey on
Bennett was an obscure chief
Insisted upon getting himself in June 20. Sharkey, chagrined thnt
machinist's mate when picked by
volved In three
tltlo
fights— his one round knockout o f Jack
('ommander Byrd from the rank*
probably for the price o f one— Dtlnncy had produced no Im
of the non-commissioned personnel
within a period o f fifteen day* mediate rewards, also went over
o f of the navy, front which source his
wa* pxpluined In painstaking de to Fugnzy for the purpose
ta il’ this morning by Tommy Lou- meeting the, Risko-Godfrey win successor has been chosen.
Jones hns had lour years o f fly
ghran, the young man In ques ner. I.oughrnn. wishing to clean
tion. He was getting ready to up tjn* light heavyweight field ing in the navy nnd 1,500 hours lit
enter the ring tonight with Pete hefnr^ getting Into the big bust- _ the air. He was a member o f th«s
Lntao in the first hmt o f this ness up above, became involved ■’million dollar Vanderbilt yacht
endurance contest ami 1 deemed in some close figuring, made nec crew” , thnt enlisted in u body in
the moment ripe for u snnpny essary by the fact thnt U-o Ixun- the naval forces during t h e ’ war.
what’s it (all about if nnything In *ki suddenly Inled up with Fug Althuygh Jones* was witout great
ary too.
quiry.
1
•
The trouble here was that I.nu- rrcans he served in the crew, as
He replied by charging Tex
ghriui
already bad been signed chief ettgineer and joined with th*
Rlckrird with bad faith, in al
for
I.atr.o,
hence there was noth rest o f the party. He distinguished
legedly failing to keep a word
o f mouth promise to drop him ing for it but to go through with himself at the Great Ijtkes Naval
down in the heavyweight ellntin- this n ffair first and take on Lont- training Station for ability in
- ntion tournament, ju«t recently ski suddely lined up with Fug- handling engines.
to
the
Lntzo
fight*.
roncluded with dissatisfaction to signed
A fte r being out of the service
everybody except Tunney, Ileeney Rut the situation didn’t twenme for n while Jones re-enlisted i-i
really compliruted until Rickard 1020. He became interest) d in nvi
and Rickard.
The Inttor, he said, had talked stepped forward with his op ntion, und in his work in the
film out o f n mnt'-h with Johnny tion on Loughran to clnini.n date school specialized in engineering.
Risko in Detroit by promising to between the other two for a IL- been me n noncommissioned pi
put on
n Risko-lxiughran fight match with Jimmy Slattery.
The Lomski or Slattery fight lot in 102.1,, nnd since then has
In the garden this spring.
‘‘The next thing I knew" declar will be set hack in due season, made n record which Commander
ed Thomas this morning, working tho* lending an air o f, plaus Byrd - helijVcs is (outstanding itr
..
hlmsalf into a dudgeon, “ Rlcknrd ibility t on situation that has test flying.
Jones is thirty-three years old,
had announced a
Shnrkey-Risko become frankly impossible, n fait’
Dght and 1 wa* left out o f the thnt concerns me hardly at nil, is married, has one child and lives
hag.
HI* option on mv serv if that much. My story I* that in Stamford, Conn. He is stationed
ices didn’t mean nnvthlng, nn- ! Rickard seems to have succeeded at the navnj air station at llantp
parently, for not only was hr in nliennting mnnv heavyweight ton Roads, Va.
givin g me no work but he was fig h ter» through hi* manipulation
nreventine me from getting any thnt led up to the Tunney-tb-erey
bv making promise* he didn’t keep. contract and thnt nw«t .o f thorn
Did I run nut on him? You can affronted happen ’to be men he
, put It that way. if you want. I could ti*e Inter. This. I confers.
prefer to say that I walked out Is taking a lot for grnnlmL in-him.” --------------- ’ .
J iU lllim a iB ^ ra^r=TRef^L
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Rnnnmr’ nr ^"nfitIng, LriiUrhrnn *3.. .V ftdCELLL* 1
U»ni**bi.
jricslttrV
-s m i t h lu h a v e le n t n W - T iB liilt lii L s t W l ' fri-1 binw-|ik*^"l hn» r
jtfptrtuiV-saenH
( ’ IIIG A U f), M A Y 28— (IN ’S ) arid 'comfort to some o f n slm- nf murse, I ought In predict it
IV-spaiate over tin. alleged falltin ,,f cstnldi ilied law to |irol;-et bis interestM, ii |iroiuiliej[it
I ’birngo business man today was
leportcd to have taken into part
nership one
Alphonse
('uponi',
none otiuvr than the
notorious
‘ ‘Seal-face A l” of gnngstir fame,
j Morris Becker; fo r forty years
W A SH IN G TO N . Ma 30. (I N S ) |a leading cleaner anil dyer in
rbiin go, is the big business n-pie— A fight ovei ta riff revision at setilative who bn* made a |iirHome Hun Twins Go On Hitm- the next session of Congress wa* iner of Gnpoiic, ai-rordiiig to G
jaRtr Against Washington presaged today as members of 1I I lush tier si i ii-lury of the KmTwin Hill; Percy Junes both bouses studied the report of , p lo v e rs Assoi-ialii.il of l ’bien-'o.
In Twit
llt-i ker, aeeoiiliiiif to Hosteler,
lila n h s The Cincinnati Redsi
the special Senate T a r iff Invesli i has com., to believe that fir.I must be fought with fire, anil tl-iil
N E W YO R K . May 710— <IN S I gating Committee.
r.- I ‘\ U t^
o m m ittee recommended
recom m ended re
" ''V' *1
k i " . " ‘. '" V ';'
—-Little Lloyd
Brown.
rookie ’ T h e lCommittee
I w k i ' r i xim h iih <1. muhi 11*»«<t
Vd \ • I I I-III) lte«|iiir>-d l»\ Law
(Jill o ff MIT*, r r f l r i t to
ii
XVty
of Ibu
Ibu
!•> i ’oiiniy
and I'a lil (•
southpaw o f the Washington Sena peal of lli-x ilile p ro v isio n s of
(h at fo r ten y e a rs bis r|.-an- la ric r ili ^ ir r puhlii* o pinion.
<*oiomlMw|i»n
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lish
m
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n
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h
a
ve
In
en
tor*, does not crave to run against
4 /:;i i ii
" I f thi* p ro p lr th rm xrlvvH nhou
Tax A*»M»-i*Mor
•
4. JI ? f»fi
Tax •*«dl»-ci«»r
orr lower
m ay rats;
m ist o
lo w e r rrates
a t e s 50
5 0 , l.ondied. !,is i-m pln yers
sluirt-ed th at th r y a i r ilr t r r m in r d to ha\«*
tho New York Yankees m ain f"i dent may
I
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1
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lt*’Cor<tlfiK
l>e,
re
n
t
and
e
r
ilie
iz
e
d
th
e
n
a
m
in
g
,
nnd
te
rro
riz
e
d
,
nod
hi*
bnsint
**
cent
and
criticized
the
naming
j
’ n long, long time. SiMit to the
rri'im* sta in p rd out, th ere w ill |*e
i tenet nl I'o u ri W ork
40.1i
lo b b y ists" to the tnriff
t n r if f com
com - | gen -ra lly d em o ra lized bv g a n g no l«ii k o f v iirila n ce on the part l*\p«o -eka! to
Speelal I ’ntial LI» m
niound nguinst
the murderous o f "•lobbyists"
non i><>
tOiii.ilo.n 11*• |»i ( xi 1
s
te
r
s
and
ra
c
k
e
te
e
r*
h
ired
by
miYanks in the fourth inning of the mission.
3<IU on
ta riff 1serupuloiis competitor*. And nolle of the police, no la ck of adequate I •••mil o iii \aio » o al i iiia id
second game in yesterday’s doub
i p en alty on the part oi the c o i i i I m."
"It is believed that tin
bn* ever been punished
\. i Itahi o< i Si |ti * iiiIm
le header here, Brown was hump commission should In- made a con
In t i i i i co nn ectio n , the P re sid e n t i ml >i .i ml i in. W ,i i i .i lil» S*-|<t »*li»t#e»
F o rc i'il
to
th**
hr
ed for a home run by Babe Ruth grc.*sio||al agency and should rcc m u lil no! r x p r r t p r o ln t io n fm n i d iverg ed to a d isitim io n <»f the
I •• iii-hlt a| > I!.»
i*•* Hoplemlier join, i H-y,
and another by Buster Gehrig be ( minuend ilu’ ies and icport the rniiHt it titi*<l m i l ' w i t v. Hi*' f i ‘i i - law in its a p p lica tio n to k »vern
I ’l M I %MI r o i t r r . i T i h i : r i v n .
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nf
\
I *.al.i •• A 1*1*5• 1*1. P»
fore he realized what it was all same direct to the two bouses of Niiiil to I n v r m m «*i' r»il fh r iili'ii of 1 in en t. '‘T h e pill pose, a s hiif heen
.
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Congress,” the repoi’l declared. • »»kin*r " S r a r f a t i* \ l . ” th r pnw ci
^o w ell eXpre^Hed, i*< to provide a
about.
fill
f
ilm
o
f
K
iiiiu
l.im
l.
into
l
a
r
t
Ifovi i nnicn t of law and
not
of Net Main lie A i-ill 1st. 19 2 7
The Babe nnd I hi* Buster each "It should be neeomplished in such
lle«*ri|»l* l« r
I I im iIH mi
A I jmil* " i t h
shipped in with another hunter a manlier is t•- relieve the I’ rcsi t*m sliip w ith h im .
men,*' h r said
I 1 ••iii Tii \ • *••!!• •
T.» x «*m
i.ft*.»x r. r
is
- ii •! to h a 'V roin*«
during the nigliteap, giving Ruth dent of ai ling oil the ci.jigulssioii’s r
" T h e c h ie f te m p ta tio n * t«» tro
4 $4*
T*«x • ••!*• • !••• K i i h | i> ii ml In*
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to Vond the hounds w hich tho pco
a total of Is nnd Geluig 10 fm icport and to restore la iltj fate
t
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1
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1
It.
It
Tnx
Sl.
4 Hi
the season t>. date. The world * making to t lie-legislative brunch ,?nri< fiti/ ik . a t noono riiliinot pie lim e set a r is e r i b -g i-ln tm e
• *•'Ilipt »oil* • T r l To x
1 12
mmrt’er u
fo rn m riv had «h a re
P
i
1
1
1
'
I
If
t
I
lli»«
r.
m
i .<3
in th e ir d e sire
to
take
some
ehumpions have walloped 40 horn i.| I bit government.'’
nf r|iI(*|||jo ’*i l<**nt helh.
• ’ I• t I* I I lit »
era in their 10 gni!>v^». and the
net
ion
\x
lii'
li
they
co
n
ceive
to
be
s IRtli 00
•'I* l k *1*1il tl»f t |
"A part ini breakdown occurred
Ite c k c r
who o nero te* il
American League todiiW leads the a year ago in I In- commission s a .<f < le in in ir
d vein ^ e^tahli^h- ill the piddle r .le r e s t , they often
Mu
lx
1
ha. lti< Li m «’
National 1-13 h.inters l “ I 12. thanks I ivit a*.* due to liittci dic|1>te*f iih -i i I M' |n>d Mom| i *||9 •. iii co id m yr tim e * m a n ife st ii d isp o sitio n to e\
ltt»lH ir*rnirttf» fur **lx Honllrai
*.iwi «*i <*r im ttin 1 |*i ••»>»•«■nt i*«n
to their slugging.
sometime* personal," the report in i 'u - la tte r, that <*vei vth 'liir had ceeil th e ir c o n stitu tio n a l m illio n
s l l t l l f l .lllil I •• |M| I l«-H. *.’••*•1 Hill
Ruth is now eight games anil stall'd, adding that ilic confidence )>c«i) ip iiit sin«*e the nnrtnershii* ty Su ch action is a la rc e n y of .
• *1 lllil III! I 1*!I*M XI
p
o
w
e
i.
R
e
sp
o
n
sib
ility
foi
it
can
• *«•ll» t .ilili'H, «*••*»! II i II m iii «*1 iin iuu l
eight days altetld of tile record of tile pilhlii iii the tariff colli
v i u foivned
Not a -mtrh* thien*
1'lIM'N
. n o r »he f»liyrht *i*t «»iiirpcNtiim of not lie evad ed by the w eak pleas
pace he maintained Iasi season.
mission bad been impaired.
4
<»f tin* I'lli'iatt 4*01111. ('o il
' foi 11•I•• hit* com e to hi-* n it* n
to let th e law be passed and the
Im id cn t!), th«i Yanks won both
mill- hi I'ltn iin o t <*uNi*M
<’
m
IIII|>
.lllflKi’, <*MKl Mills* III <*|||||
tl«
ii
Mince
S
u
i
r
f
a
i
e
A
l
join
ed
Iii**
co u rts decide i ls i o u sti t ilt ioim li
enils of the doiibleheader |.y sear, s
ill.'* I I *(l »• h
f ii m.
o f .1 to 2 and 12 to 3. Leo P u r.f
•lim lli’rt »#f 1 lit- I •#•!»<••*, l* omI nf
ty."
I ii • ’• I nil 11.11 l 'iiM'8
10.1
As a p a ltl™ shot, the President
clier, *ui)stitule shoitstop bloke
4'•M»Ilf X I'l «<N« • llVlflK A II Ml lit* X. 4*•«II .
admonished American's abroad to
up a pitching duel between Sam
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I I*•Il 1*1 I M
1,3911 00
fliilllff* . r .iv f»»i*%\ U mimI i i n« »- mu
remember that they mu*t adhere
Jones and George I’ ipgin* in the
4*1 mil 11.11 4’o iii l
1<•; do
1 to the laws of the countries in
first game by smacking a Triple
W h im *-- Kt*«*
|
which
they
happen
to
be
"The
4Ml»*i
C
x
p
riifi
h
m
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4*rlniiiml
I*i•
With the busts loutled. It was
<III jniia
I carelessness of some >f our citi
Pipgres' eighth victory.
HIm’I I I I * * *m iiiiii I h«|m|| m|| I'Mi i -m,
3 0 .O A K L A N D . Cal.. May
j /ells abroad *- violating domestic
1 "olli-rl •■<!
Joe Hutiscr
of the .Mblelies
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ri-p
n
ratio
n
s
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)
—Last
miiiute
^‘•*t*<lllllr l*i I noiii 1 f»
2,:.32 «•»
law nnd in assuming nn ar.-ognrt
tied Hack Wilson for third pin.)TrunxpM
riiii
imii I'uhl f.*i, umi l •i
W
A
IIIN
G
T
O
N
.
May
28
(IN
S
)
I attitude toward the I mil inhabi
in the bome run marathon by bit i-otupleted, tin- huge trip le-m on o (*llUlK<* Moil* \ I*.till In 4!f•11111X 4*M||.
Prohibition agents
pat riding
Vll’lh W mI’Iv* <1 Mil ItMlItl
2;r. :»n
ling his ninth homer, which bent plane Southern cross was to ilay
tants tends to bring out rmiatty
imlilii
highways
will
be
eipiipped
Ki|1ar>
••< I ihI k < ••< I i i m h II i in ii/ t
lull no
o
ff
on
Imp
i n nouiici'd ready to
into disrepute and endangers the
tlw Bed Sox I to 3.
.In 1l*n
4b.>
with distim tive unifortns, pr ihi
S | m-c I.i I I'filln! continuance o f fiiendlj relati ms,”
Percy Jones, t'bieagi s million a projected Trans-I’aeifi- aerial
1,972* Do
liition coinmissionei
James M
4 *li4'i'l» f**i i ’msI" lt«i 111 m*«l. Iiim if.
expedition
lo
Australia.
nire soutbpavv. bei«| the Reds |o
1 lie olisi rveil.
f ( 4*11*it l I ' iiim I a
2 k 4 71
\V< other |>crmiitilig, on- giant Doran nnnoiiiu-rii today
four hit» and vvbite\va»l|eil them
I
This
impoitant
step,
long
ad
NVl
II.il.tm
••
S<
pl**nili**i
3ot
Ii,
|
**27
4 to 0. The Cubs now trail tin plane will lake o ff early tomorrow
W mr» anil* i HilMiit*«llng Si*plr nihfi
noi ii. i?•;7
league leaders by in ly one game... oi Thursday on the first leg of voeated in Congress, is a supiein •
ef'ort
to
pi
event
unneeessnr'\
I
9|*p<IM114*V\ IU I. i m r H**plunihuf
j the flight, a 2,100 mile top to lion
Hard lu,!t i* dogging the Gim v |
3<H Ii. 11*27
pitchers. Red Lucas was injured • lulu, it will leave either from killings that have taken place a*
III! \ II 1*1 M l.
Di-IKiKjior) n .iluai-r A p ril l»i iu 27
earlier thi* week and Liupie's unn' the Ouklnnd rirport, where il now the result o f agents stopping
• u itstan illim W n iiH iiis A | , 111 i . i , i s j ;
autoinobili-s
nn
the
roads.
Dot
an
tests iii a liung tr, or from the San
went on the Fritz yesterday.
Net ............... Ato ll I si. 1927 .
Memphis Bill Terry pulled a Francisco airport, depending on drelnm l that it is only natural that
Itr re lp ts for S I . Mnnthki
automobiles baited at night or on
(Continued ( dhu page 1)
Frank Mrrriwcll by clouting a 1wind conditions.
Prom , T a x Dotlector T .ix ,-,
32 ,5 *7 .r.a
lonely highwnys, by iin-unifnrmed nitre ill office. To them a trust ii
T a x i '••llc-rliir Mump. an,| ill v x
homer with the bases full as tho j j.\ ut- men,
29 40
two
Australians
«*«»»». •>«rn ltcr lt)-ilciiipD<.iis
men,
freiptently
o
f
rough
a|ipeai"
4f.O. X.)
ii
suered
thing,
ami
they
will
de
New York Giants swamped Brook and two Americans, plan to muke
•
ruttci It It Tax
4X3.39
) ‘om iitroll)-r T e l T a x
lyn 12 to f». With four bits in all, the attempted Might. They are: mice because o f bard duty of bitu; fend it wit ft their very lives if
1.7*1.59
days
in
(lie
field,
I
hu-oiik - suspic
•
'n
n
im
ro
lle
r
M)>tor
T
a
x
*.015,27
tu-ed
be.
Terry was the chief factor in the i Captain
Kingsford .Smith
and
• 'i.lnpl ro lle r l iu . Tax
“ Tench tho rising generation,
t*lerk Hate
downfall of Je*s Petty, who white Cnpt. T. I*. Uim, Australian pilots; ions and make an effort to ••scupe.
Cimiinstances of this eharacler tlie future hope o f our country’s
It- K. W lieeler I. C harm IM
37.0,0(1
washed the Giants Inst week.
and Harry W. Lyon Jr., navigator,
Hank lot.
.
337,34)
Tlie Pirates, getting lrsi fern- and James Warren, radio opera frequently have led agents to fire greatness, to lave, admire und
on
fleiitig
automobiles
and
in
unM
a
l.lo
c
rt.-i|nm-e
eheerislt
the
memory
of
our
soldier
eious daily, have lost four struigbi. nt irs. The fuel tanks o f the Southlll.l> u r s r m r n l. f„e Six M n Stk .l
Flint Rhein o f the Cardinal, sub 1era Cross will lie filled with 12011 neeessnty cnsulties when the gov dead. Those brave, generous un Sots-rtht)-mtp-nr, .nut S u p eri jsloo
1 rnini-nt men vvete mistaken f«ir selfish lieurts thnt were true to
S a la r ie s „r Itouil Supi-rlnti iwlenin
dued them yesterday 7 to I, the gallons o f gasuline and d'.l gal
anft O re rse i-rs
, . ...................
<jf» ua
robbers. An agent ut Huntington, their trust
and faithful unto
Cards regaining fourth place.
•oils of oil.
P a hi to Cou n t) CpiiatolKslom rs for
West Va . recently was discharged death.
llnint IllspertloU .
,
George Sister got it big hand
.
«ui
Mli-tlon noil Ma lot e in, mi ,- „f Itoails i
by the Treasitrv Department for
“ To im« it has always seemed Const
And one hit and scored two runs
so il Itrlilg .-s:
firing into an nutamnhilc wbieb that the most glorious death a man
Cost of M ati-rinl
In his debut with the Boston
■.(*3,11
Toots mol M m-lilhi-r). Cost ami
fled ufter being accosted by the could die was on a hard-fought
Braves, who slaughtered the PliilR e p a ir s
. . . . . .
3,3311 l>7
full-nil sleuth.
.
field of battle with the arm* of
lles by a 0 to 3 count. Hornsby
t*nli| for l-’rre laihor, other tliao
rtuarits
..
..
...„
,
"It
possibly
will
not
be
necessary
B
ALTIM
O
RE
,
Mil.,
May
20.—
7,43* '•*
bis
comrade
supporting
him
and
collected n Single, n double and e
I’a y of ('o n rli't ftiin n ls
1,331.944
homer, and now leitd, the Nutioiul ( I N S ) — Mrs. Josephine M. Bush to equip the agents with full uni the victorious cheers o f hi* own
Keeillng a oil C are of C o n victs on
R i o t i l s .................................
>,
4,<**.**
lea g u e hitters. Other teams were man, first wife o f Francis X. Bush forms," Doran said, “ My present troops ringing in his car*.
Perryman
4 7.0 SO
man, motion picture actor, wa* plan is to furnish caps o f distinc
“ Today, not in g rie f ami sorrow,
lulc.
P a y m en ts on Account of Itou
advised today thnt Justice Calla tive ik-sigii nnd ornamented with for their lot was a glorious lot,
Hut It hy C ontract
...
... 19,347.75
Pa III lo I nenrpol a ln t c it ie s
han. of the New York supreme a large easily recognized shield but in pride, admiration nnd a ffe c
2 VERSONS KILLED
C oll, {a Sam e
11.499 7.2
court bad nwurded her a summary to the agents whoso duties require tion we come to place our floral l-tiiKlni-i-rliiK
7,07. 1.10
• ; . ....................
PE N S A C O LA , Fla., May 28 — Judgment against him for $52,2'.>H tho patrolling o f r-mds and stop offerings at the foot o f this shaft Net R a la n re Sep lein lier SOI Ii. 1927
nnd on their grave in yonder ceme W a rra n ts O iilsta io llo rr Scptenilier
(IN 'S )— Tw o persons were killed back alimony for *.he support o f ping o f automobiles."
..
..... ^
______
tery, with the humble prayer to 30lh. 1927
and six were in serious condition herself nnd five cnildren.
*’l never want to hour his name
the God o f Hosts tjiut be will bless D epository Iln ln n rr Septi-m hcr 30th
COOLIDGi: SIG NS B IL L
today a* the result o f an ad tom.•
1927
i ....
nnd prosper their loved ones.”
Idle accident on the old Spanish mi’ i,t lnn*d again, she suld." “ The
f . n i n i .t v i i a i . r t ’M ».
*
W A SH IN G TO N ,
May
30.—
Mr. Herring’s address followed D etoisltbr) Iln ln n rr A p rilA 1st,
Trail 25 mile* cast o f Jhl* city public i* tim l of bearing our-do
IDS?
mestic troubles, but I ant sure the (I N S ) — President Coolidge indi invocation by Dr. E. D. Brownlee, O iitstno illn g W a rra n ts A p ril 1st. I» 2 7 ’ .. •
ycslerdsv who tin ear b?lng drive
llaluio-v A o rll Isf. 1927
, -. r . , <
1
bv R. W. Trawlck. 51, overtim e.! sympathy i f the' world is back o f cated today he would jiig t) the pastor o f the Prosbytcrign Ckutroh. Net
lle e e jp ls f a r Six M a a lh si
,
.
'
|, * , (l
a fter shipping a front whee^ whily -nc.it) the court actions I have Dennison Bill extending'the Miss- Benediction was pronounced by Kroni. T a x C o lle c to r T sx e a .......... .
T a x C u U «clo r llr r o r a unU la x v . — // V t.x*
“ l.
(i**'j»pi Uivt-r b a p jf
Ijhf. ^ lo r llw r . iGlfvpyj'rafclijrt jdf
traveling at a high rato 0/ speed. been compelled to take.
RUTH AND GEHRIG
HIT TW O HOMERS
A S YANKEES W IN
1V '* V s
SSSS5
f?JKr
XSt.BJ
It. Tax
S.4.1
el. T*x ...
... )
»■»«—«,Mmi».OM....<
for Six U r a lh a t
son.no
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�THE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA, THURSDAY, MAY 31, 1928
Freedom O f Speech
Last week in Germany there took place a secret conven
tion o f agents representing the Third International, the Comr munist bureau at Moscow, whose object it is to foment "The
| World Revolution o f the World Proletariat," whatever that
may mean.
The police knew that the convention was contemplated,
! that many of .the delegates had entered the country on
forged passports and that the object o f the meeting wan to
’H I I M H I P T I O H M A T H *
Owe %r a r
ftfJD spread
insidious propaganda. But using a little more
M\ M onth .
■■ n
I h r f t M *#t« t )• *
#|.T7. shrewdness thnn is Usually granted to such officials, the law
n» C s r t l t r p r r W - r h
cr**.|.-,
enforcers of'Germany allowed the assembly to take place, per
T V # llrrult!. khhfvftf'd
f r m o - m its <1 the participant* to lay bare their breasts and get o ff
an barfibta
III th f
5frt#a V»r
r r > » h l a « f froc* their chests the long rankling grievances which they had
Ihl4 supvriwr
nr%r% wr^uai/ft Use*
t W m t p ifc’MSAAMd N unla <f*tlj r « u r - harbored.
fnfl tfll »k*
liadliiff M r « t i
# f tk#
Little did the ill advised seditionists think that detec
»d ifr»
Tlir
I. K. ft. la e*|t#rlAlJr •’111* i r hi i • I lor 14* U i I f * tives had planted dictaphones within the recesse? o f their
r«*»*e~r r i k f a t U l a f • • ■ ( * ■ # * ■ U
council chambers and were listening to their innermost
vtfVktMaf M|«a!,
T V t H r m id
it ro rtaV rr ml ffce thoughts, as it were, and would in due time broadcast to the
A»i!H M'i»ena of l ir e h U ( I * no, * « world what had been said.
It was learned that great pro
l%fri National
w1 I'tV*
gress
was
claimed
by
the
"Communist
Cells" or nucleuses in
I l*!i«-f a, H i m U e r i
and A rfw rtlp*
UKr ^ijcMla
w lllrV
r r « n lf r
r««(i •the principal navies o f the world, ten such cells being reportriiM taliev m n u liM to s a tm it to a
ffe«»ritttfb
And kt m «*|
aaKatflklica led in the. C. S. Navy.
It was discovered that mutinies and
!•%!• In «.r«Irr to i r i U f ■ N o ln ttli
in the armies «*f capitalistic, powers
oU • U ltu a of t’lrtttla lfa n . m w H I a« Seditions would <kcu r
I within the next few months, according t<» the would be bene
factors o f the poor people. Many other dire and calamitous
things v.-erd predicted to be impending.
fu iis in on Doyle Caritou o \x a k
Had the German police prevented the meeting from tak
: over me radio tonight in Mi i n g place many people through sympathy would have been
attracted to a cause in the belief that it was being persecuted.
Had the meeting been held without the widespread publicity
The Herald also recommends which it so luckily for us received, wild rumors would have
fo r the kgu latu re Mr. L. P. Hagan,
and fo r <oor.ty commissioners Mr. gone abroad to scare credulous citizens and to make frighten
John Meiocb .ti d Mr. Frank Evans. ed mothers clutch their trembling children more closely.
As it now is, the spotlight has been turned on the much-
Florida and Kentucky will pot for
get a kinship that ia thicker even
than blood—the kinahip o f devo
tion to common ideals!
It Is to no dead past thta we ap
peal and to no tie* o f flimsy senti
ment, but to realities that are the
heart of Southern character, the
soul o f Southern Democracy. I f a
peope will not stand by their be
liefs, they will stand by nothingI f they can be bluffed or bulldozed
Into parting these, what ia left
will not be worth keeping. Be
cause the candidacy o f Governor
" A l " Smith (not the man himself,
hut the forces behind him) is a
challenge, an arrogant challenge,
to what the South believes in, not
simply as regards prohibition but
as regards essentials that deter
mine the whole spirit o f govern
ment, Georgia is against him,
South Carolina is against him,
Alabama is against him, Tenn
essee is against him, Mississippi
i-- against him, Texas is against
him; nmj unless the others o f the
.-•.u-hern household are false to
themselves, they will be solidly
against him when the Houston
roll is called.
Ilia clnof press organ, with a
bigotry that would have suited
the Puritans in their witch-burn
ing days, proclaims that the
Houston convention must take a
Wet candidate and a Wet platlorw , no matter what "Southern
politician:" hold. It was Oliver
Cromwell who declared. “ The Irish
ahall go to Connaught, o r they
shall go to hell:" such today is
the tone or certain would-be (liein their pro*
taton
vinciali.'in. they lose the perspec
tive of time a* well as o f space,
and forget that for more than
three score years the South has
been the siw'w and the soul o f that
party from whose counsels they
noW would virtually exclude her.
What Southern state.
what
Southern citizen can relish this
intok ranee? What Democrat, in
all Dixie, will not amuse when he
secs the |>eril o f turning the partyover to a clique bent upon running
it for the- advantage o f one group
o f interests, and those the narrow
est, the most selfish in America?
Such is the issue on which Texas
has taken Her place with Mississ
ippi and Tennessee, with Georgia
and Alabama and South Carolina
And it is The Journal’s faith that
on this same issue, involving the
integrity, the u-cfulncss, the very
existarice o f the Democratic party,
North Carolina, Virginia, Florida,
Kentucky and the rest will he
found marching breast forward,
in loyal line.
IT s", the Smith rnndiiary is de
feated and Democracy is saved
for a potent future- The common
country, ns we believe, looks to the
South for this s:rvicc; assuredly
her own calm sense o f reason and
of right bid her to it. Then what
•crt-r else Democracy may win °*
lose. It will avoid that saddest dis* j
lister, o f which a prophet. wrote, i
"When just principles tiro over- '
thrown, when truth nr.d honor arc i
abandoned, then ore the fall and |
undoing o f man.**
Key West— Work begun on Key
Vacus stretch o f Over-Sea Highw: y.
Refinishing Upholstering
By Factory
McLaulins
EN G R AVIN G
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Diamond Mounting
Expert
J -tw e le rs-O p to m etrii l
W a t c h R e p a i r in g
Tropical News
Agency
(E M O R Y
SPIER.
Proprietor)
I f wc haven’t on D IS P L A Y
Whal you desire,— W e’ll
order (hem flrnt mall and
deliver (hem if you say.
Tropical News
Agency
“ YowelPs Stair”
1 am opening a shop in Sanford and wfl
be equipped to handle any kind of repair
work promptly.
Phone 883 in care o f Smith and Jordai
Inc., until new address is announced.
C. Killingsworth
Corner First St. and Sanford Ave,
Phone 229 __________
it (■ unfortunate that an a t
tack o f appendicitis has prevent
ed Governor Martin from comple
ting his campaign tour, but ho is
to bo congratulated that he has
already piled, up a sufficient lead
to make further campaigning un
necessary.
W e ngree with the Tampa T r i
bune that if the supporters of
Cattx think that he can
the.
h-ESifteSFSS
SMri®
- Jury can.,stop It in fir e minutes.
hm
— Sa. asota..Timer-number
o f guUibl0 ' v8$eftr*sre
aueked
In by thii-ltne>;of applesauce. •
. It i» no reflection on Dr. Ma<-Kenzie that only .’14 persons would
come to hear him speak for Dr.
Hathaway, but it ia a aerioua re
flection on the road department
chairman who haa successfully
convinced tho people that he ‘ a
not the man fo r them to elect gov
ernor.
Training Camps
t hroktfhdOt'Tfie
appmacir maiiy'3 ? ^ ir ''w n
{Ofcwar iL io- tjio two
oountry jwi11
or foflr weekn-'^ferlOTt “WfiPh1'f Kfrjr^viJI leave? TuV" military
training comps^*AHlde from tKfe' benefits derived from
^uch camps in a physical way. they are doing much for
the country toward keeping it in a reasonable state of
preparedness. We quote the following from the Kansas
City Star, a conservative newspaper, which believes the
ramps of inestimable value: 9
‘T h e total numbers to be provided for al tin* comps
this summer, according to an announcement of the war
department, will be approximately 27!!,000 with
r»l,!151
regular armv officers and men being detailed for camp in
struction.
More than one-half of those attending the
c-amps will be members of the national guard, the chief de
pendence of the country for military protection in time
of peace. The number of young men to be accommodated
at t h<* citizens’ military training camps, jt is indicated, will
be about Ih c .am<- a th at for several years previous, or
Delivered
jHfi.ono.
"Much of the 1raining, parii< ularly that of the citi^zens‘ camps, is aimed at preparation lor the duties of peace
land dailv citizenship. It is training designed to encourage
'patriotism, respect for authority, good sportsmanship, ohOf course Carlton refuxed to
debate with Dr. MacKenrie. Carl Iflcrvance of the rules of healthful living and o, tin* lights
son would t o u fool running a- of others.
"But the main purpose is to train these young men
round the sUte debuting with every
Tom, I rick ub-J Hurry whom Hath to defend their country in the event of war. And no g«*od
away ini™t * -hoour
to iiend agatnsl him, lion*- of whom have a
thing in the world to do with the
guhi-rnuloruil race, and who In
reality know nothing whatever
about tho conduct of the road de
partment.
American need be ashamed to avow it.
(EFFECTIVE N O W )
|,KT THE SOUTH STAND UNITED
A ll.A S IA
J IU H N A I.
When Dr.
Hathaway
spoke
hern early in the campaign, he
had a crowd o f nearly four hun
dred. I.ater when Senutrtr W a y
bright came m Huthaway’n be
half, about a hundred turned out
Tuesday night, Dr. MucKcnrie,
the b i
e.iker am* rr.-it nh!**
man •! • • -» •-» -o-im r d jr , .nl,
24 • U . •
Excise Tax On Motor
Has Been Eliminated
he-. I I .<R» eV l ll U.
virt i.
i< II i ! iiu a u >. This, we
believe, can well be taken an an
indication of thn one time lead
ing candidate’ll waning popularity.
Sonii'liines honest people, un
wittingly perhups, aid in the ciri-ulution o f malicious lies. Wc
have in mind, for instance, tinone about Frank Evans having
brought out John MeiicVs op
ponent, und the other one about
John Meisch having brought out
Frank Kvant' opponent There is
not a word of truth in either of
these rumor* us each of these men
While uversrd at times lo the
other's policies, is lending his ut
most support, in thl* election, to
tho other.
P. E B. o f the Tampa Tribune
takes Issue with our statement
Oiat wc have been daily receiv
in g enough Al Smith propaganda
to sink a battleship and asks how
w e knew it would. While our
know!«*dj • of battUshlpa Is limited
almost eniiri'ly to the stroke osr
o f a clnsv crew, we will de'end
ourself by usking how P. E. B
knows that it wouldn't. Our posi
tion is thut n man is innocent un
til proven guilty. We have made
tho statement; let P- E. II.
dis
prove it
When opponents insinuated that
Frank Evans had grafted, he chal
lenged them to debate, and then
produced the records and' John
Meisch, chairman o f ths 'board, to
show that somebne had lied. He
proved beyond all question of
doubt wliut they had been saying
about hint was untrue. Hut when
Doyle Carlton said that Foil.*
Hathaway had grafted, the rdud
chairman didn’t do
When Carlton rhnllcngrd him tu
debate, hi- refused. And finally
when hr saw that ht must do
something, he did not produce re
cords, auditors or affidavits; he
■Imply said “ Jt isn't s o l"
H ie lead in g fig u re o f thut co n
vention w as G o v e rn o r D an Moody,
lib e ra l, poised, young in y e a rs , in
im lgeiiient old. It w av bis policy
to lia m io n i/e a ll elem en ts in no fa r
O' I bal i old lie done H illm ill Mo ri
(Hi- of p iin e ip lo A ce o rd in g ly , lie
I opposed :• m ovem ent to n ih lru el
(In- deb g iito in
a g a in s t G o v e rn o r
in it h by n u - ie ; th a t, be a rg u ed .
. w a s unm crH Hory und in bad p n rli
I m e n ta ry fo rm . T h e S m ith f a i l ion.
! however, wan not content. It con .
I spired to place Monte lb or 12 of il
partisans among the delegates
who would cunt the stale’* vote
nutionul convention, thus seeking
to outwit und overreach Governor
Moody, notwithstanding the broud
considcrulene** he bad shown. Hut
the intriguers reckoned without
» their host. At u critical moment
the governor came to the front,
luid liare the scheme, warned again
st the dunger o f u divided delega
tion, urged again a united front in
defense of those tiling* which
Texas und the South hold true,
and ended by (lecturing, while 1
believe thut the negative instruc
tion idea would destroy the T ex
as delegations influence, so far ns
1 am concerned that delegation
shull not vote for the nomination
o f Governor Alfred E. Smith ”
So It is thut Texas takes her
place, und takes it proudly, with
Georgia, with Alabamu,
with
South Curolinu, with Mississippi,
with Tennessee. Surely, the others
o f thut glorious phulanz who dured
und suffered together in the great
days o f old und who in (hu fl.T
years since Appomattox
have1
marched together In
unbroken
'line, will n ot.fall awny in this
crucial hour. Surely, North. Faro
lina, when the Imltle is joined, will
not lie found in u camp hostile ti
the interest and honor o f South
ern Democracy! Surely, Virginia,
mother o f there commonwealths,
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Mrs Hunt Entertains Mrs. DeCottes Gives
A tW ed nesday Bridge LuncheonOnTuesday
Social A n d Personal Activities
Itcflccling the cnrdtnl hnspitaliAn unusually lovely bridge purty,
Riven this week, was that tjf Wed* ly* of the hostess In every detail
nestlny afternoon, >ihc1i'M rs . Env was lhe bridge luncheon given
met*. Monroe Hunt entertained the Tuesday by Airs. George A. De
members o f the Wednesday Bridge Cottes nt her handsome home on
Club at her home on Oak Avenue. Park Avenue.
The lovely home of Mrs. Harry
Red and purple petunias lent
Miss HeheCin Scott, it member Numerous baskets and bowls f i l l
Ft. Lewis on Marrnolia Avenue v'a* of the faculty of Seminole High
their beauty in decorating the
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with
linnins
and**
carnations
:h,. K,m , „r a nest . njoyaido
ScIiim I, leaves* SdlUidry To i*-her
round, stores were totaled and living room, while the pastel
well ns pretty bridge luiKhenriV home at Nashville, Trim.
lent their beauty and frngrnnce in tints were accentuated in the din
Wednesday, when siu1 cr.tertaiiu'd
ing room with howls o f pink and
tip the
rooms where
Mrs. H. ,K. Willis o f Macon, tin., deco rati
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the numbers o f the IW lulghlly
arrived here Tuesday, ami L the curd tables bad been arranged for 11 l
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Daplicato Bridge I.u m I'.l , n (Tub. guest of her sister Mrs. A. 1*. |day.
porch the vivid tones
orange
and
green
prevailed,
being
car
In the living to *ni. ip'a-ititie■;* j Zachary nt her home on Magnolia
Figures of old fashioned girl*
ried out with baskets of mari
comliiued with ' Avenue.
( marked the tallies used for the in*
of ro i • and zinnias cuni'iucd
golds.
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truestirig games o f auction bridge
asparagus ferns used with artist
Luncheon was served al one
Mrs.* Deane Turner, Mrs. Hr* ami at the conclusion of the fifth
ic* effect In the dining ronm, the
o'clock, places o f the guests being
nest Kntpp, Mrs. II. F. Whilin'r j prizes awarded.
Mrs. John W,
pa. tel tint:: were beautifully ac* and Mrs. Amelia NoVOu * m iorvd Meisch Jr, hold top score among marked with figures of bathing
gttls carrying miniature parasols
c.'ntuated xfltii -zinnias. The luneh* Weilncsday to Del.and where they the duh members and Mrs. Ernest
ton table was overlaid with ail ini' attended a meeting of the Church Housholder scored highest among to match their costumes.
Games of duplicate bridge were
the guests. Both were presented
H“ >te.|
Im ' * I. th and grm- Service League.
plnyetkduring the afternoon and
t ,l with a . ilv. i basket filled with
lovely ImUdoir pillows.
Delicious fruit punch was serv after all hoards hud been played
*innia- and
,cn,s. Places
Miss Mildred Hand, Miss Eliza
of the |;lll*l* WI'V designated willl beth Shoemaker, Miss Katherine ed thioughout the afternoon and and scores counted, the prises,
r a id s in tin* font «f zinnias. At ilnhntiiiii and .Miss I’auiiine Wal niter the prizes had been awarded porch pillows, were awarded Mr*.
one o ‘ l"c'. a i nipi.iig foo' i nurse Ian have returned from iJikeltuul the hostess, assis'ed by Mrs. Tom W . ('. Hill and Airs. Hen Caswell.
Covers were laid for Mrs. W.
luiu liei t ,* a
i \i ,|.
when they .have been attendin': Hob. Mrs. .1. It. Lawson and Mrs.
C.
Hill, Mrs. Ben Caswell, Airs.
(■aim
Ib'iisil
Stafford,
served
a
tasty
e
were
Iplicate brii!
Southern College,
J. D. Woodruff, Airs. W. W, Hot
enjo.vi 1**
1 w lug i he bun rmjn
>ul:ul cimrjuv.
y
__
ami ;i, nj ...i^t.rle tum de ji.id been
M is .‘ llu iiC i guests were Mrs. tor, Mrs, James H. Ridge, Mrs.
Mir t Itiiiv ^Zachary, who is a
pi-**, ■
uen , ompared null Uofi nt at Florida S ta te Cidlegv John W. Meisch Jr.. Mrs. J. U. Donsil Stafford, Airs. Linton K.
the. pi r1 i ' irl braeelits, w e n fi r \\ e m u at Tallaluissce, Inis Law*, in, Mrs. Henry4 Hurdon, Mrs. Alim . Mrs. Holtaml L- Dean and
Willi Ii;. M I • ;;oh .Millet ip.d .*Iiv. a r m e d t , sp m d the holidays with K. I!. McCracken. Mrs. C. E. Haw M rs. D eC o ttes.
Wal't i S.. • eb iimn.
sou, Mrs. Tom Holt. Mrs. John C.
her pain tils.•
(•"V.l
Smith, Mrs.' Ernest Housholder,
were laid fi
*J?rn.
Miss Eloise Lanier is the a t
X D i 'ottos, Mrs (i. D.
o f Aliss
Mi
Dorothy Marshall and .Miss ^ r"*
u
Hotter, Mrs. Densil tractive house guest
Bvlt.il XI 1 C. It imdltii. ^l i . .(unit i o-ulei have returned hem e r'l!,ff'di,L Mis. U . t*. Hill, Mrs, HenHe Itohsnn at her home on the
w J r j::* i * . Mr*. I iank Miller. I t . ni lam ia where tin y spent the
D. Caswell. Mrs, H igh Whe l l ■Sanford'Prlamlu -r<m«L-------------Al i - \\ ,, ]
/I wi-eL end -is thV gi!t-sl*~vf Miss *"'*• ‘” pii Ha\midi,I Ti, Eo.x;"4jfs.
Ir i1— v . ^ T l f m M T T f r Jirnins J'au k itr Wood,
I.inuuitl McCtill and .Mrs, J.Gfl
Airs. (!. W. Bailey nnd ' Miss
'Cnniiley,*
oount ltd Mr;. Letvls. _
s •
,_HV
Emily Hailey leave Friday for
All “ T.Wley**‘Hill and baby
' , .„ . ,
••
---O' '-W4^
points in Georgia and South Car
^IHS. M il l.l VMS (JIVES T E A 1 olina, before going la Norfolk,
d u ig b ie r 1. iiiso left
Wednesday
O ffice T^lCRhone 141 MRS. FRED. S. DAIG ER. Society Editor Residence
Mrs." Lewis Hostess
To Her Bridge Club
)dal Calendar
*D> >
T H U US D A Y
lappa Delta sW oriety will have
Iscriptlen dance at thfi llutel
Frost Luke.
fumphcl I-Leasing Dost Am rlLotion and Auxiliary will
ic liontint; party an I supper iIni tlw “ Welakft.” Hunt v. ill
to from City Dnok’ nt ;*;(’ :) o’*
|jk, ,1,’binwi^jrs. ('. L, Goodhue
reservation*.
'• ’
* (F lin t AY
I'he (inrden .Cluli e f San for,!
meat at .the.-Via lit Club FridvbdriSii’ Iut ll' oolock.
f ri,l^ ¥ S h ? ' ,; ,rT <'"r l nWr " !
ten, flu Gnf.lln bill of*, atifm r
'
I,IuWt-,,JS,,L’w
the Yacht Club
litsie Department o f the Worn*
1 Club will have subscription
due
p a rty
lit
the
Woman's
b.
M ltN D .U
11*mbership ('.m m it' i e of i.he
.unonV d u b will meet v.:tb *th»r
llfntffrf, 1"Ttil^’lktdiei t Newman,
]U o'clock a*, till* i lab liiiuscr*
* .;.
T l K H )\ V
1 1 oi 4 t«H*ager«- of- the Worn
s C\)ih will meet at ID nYLn'k
the Woman's Club.
W ED S ESIt \ A
iiin heon fi r me i ' i -
uh.
the Wonijnl'* I 'III!, at
nr Hit rtr"“ idef.
b.ni
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200 West Gore Avc.
Orlando, Florida
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free
rtinaullnllun nml
lltrrn ln rr.
FOR S A j I l C
AToCormlck— Deerinj; 30— iO Tractor.
IJ ltlc used and guaranteed in Rintd condition.
For particulars see
G. S. W1TMER.
O. Hox 330
_________ Rhone 254 M.
Wlltlim Cd* Mill*p r l t t * 0
MONEY TO LO A N
On improved City property nt 7 per cent.
Htrnight loans on residences.
3 to five year
5 to 20 year loans on pood
business property.
SANFORI) BOND AND MORTGAGE CO,
112 E. Second St.
head mill west of cltv.
m#..*
DOLLAR
DAY
duiijC 20tli
i. r r
Continuous 1 tQ U
Important Shopping Events
1Lltll' 1i.U fa il ti Li* i ii« "tit ■lanilMig uiinuii "1 the \ our
III II iiisiia l n|i|Mirt unit ii s for
f hr shii|i|ii i ni T h e \ " " • ii < n. Rend lh 1-jitnre llt'W'S
R ’rlllN
ii'i
Ill'I'I'ltlg
will mark impiiriam
in,:*
NTexv Prices 10— B6
-iw
$16.50
e ^ %CC
This offering includes frocks of Chiffon. Crepe and
TuL Silks and have :i size range of I 1 to Ml. Many of
the seasons most desired styles arc featured.
Size 14
to
Genuine
50
Bargains below ali former sale prices
. Sport and Dress Hats
.95
.1
Summer Frocks
Dial
nar*
N f w Im p r o v e i
f It;
Special . Friday and Saturday
$
5Ea.-2L
‘ $8-95 '
Many bargains arc still on the shelves.
In this group of exceptional hats for sumniur. wear
are numbers that everywhere command a much highui
pricu than they aye offered uf for Friday and Saturday.
Wide brims and turbans for «port and dress occasions.
If you want good
sliotju.'ftt"'small cost, conn* in and let us show them to you.
Sizes from 2) i through 9s.
SALE PRICE
M
.00
DISCOUNT ON THE
' $|
ON A N Y SHOES IN THE STORE
AntunK these nexv shoes art* the latest styles
in dress arid street shoes. New ' leathers
1
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C W
......... ..'“ '^Shipment
June Dress Fabrics
Mirtgtoy Crepe
$2.75 yd.
Celanese Voile
$1.65 yd.
Printed Crepe
$3.50 yd.
54 Inch alt-silk Hut t-ropu
In pink ami white
New printed dealgits, fid
Inches wide, must reason
ably priced.
* i
40 inches wide in all shades,
fust colors, pure silk
Pongee
$1.50 yd.
Georgette
$2.75 yd.
.-H a t Crepe»- .
$2,50yd.
A ll shade* o f pongee, pure
silk, v2 inches widu
Two
Gillette blades with
every set at this record
lpw price. They’ll go I
fast!
FO R A FEW
D A Y S O NLY
Beautiful • patterns, 40 in*
che* wide, n favored fabrri,c
JU
Double Progran
.
m
New •
Styles
i
t
Butter Milk
Milk For Babies
HINTS
JUNE BRINGS
DAY
•Iuih* 20th
Ti r ? Ty i h
.00
3711
Sweet
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ti '
Ii t nt"!in i
wisl 1i Mi I'l i.lay Ini
I s,
I
rasi .von ■»
U \
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Phono
Sweet Milk
W
fcE
•■n.In.' iF |a*l t• *1night
■i ki d u
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Cothcs don’t make the man!
But they go fdr in making a suc
cessful picture, according to Dir*
ector Edward'.Lacmmlc who pur
chased one of the most gorgeous
wardrobes obtainable for the cast
in “ Cheating Cheaters,” the latest
Universal-Jewel
crook
picture,
with Betty Compson and Kenneth
Harlan, which ** coming today to
the MUunc TheaterThe smartest clothes were pur
chased for the film ing of this
great comedy-drama o f the under
world, many o f them coming dir
ectly from fashionable New York
eouturiercs. Evening, gowns, after
noon clothes, furs, dress suits nnd
riding habits are used. Muny o f the
wraps worn arc personal property,
belonging to the stars in the pic
ture
Not only are the garments upto-the-niinute-in style nnd design
hut the material used In many of
them is imported. Miss Compson
may be seen wearing the latest in
English riding habits nnd also at
tired in one of the most expensive
fur coats on the market, “ Unborn
Calf,"
fithers in the all-star cast who
KOI I *
>; imi
. * Ml l
Va., where they will visit Clay
HI.
i'l '
for n i t . '
fin tli lniid’j and lii.-simmce wh
t b iy A,ill spend a few days will!
A most d e lig h tfu l yet in fo rm al ton Bailey.
so cia l a f f a ir id th is
w eek
w as
ii latr . '.
that i f U e .lne day aftern o o n when
al • i no o at I o'i | .el
Mis. Frank
Miller returned
T b e m a n ' ft o to L of M is- Hoi
M rs. hred T . W illia m s e n te rta in
1 Hu '.u b : i In), « iH
haille Wednesday limn . Jackson
iiiie Vt i leby. a sen ior • ( S e m in o b ',* d at tea nt h er hom e oil C r y s t a l ville .where she has been spending
• pelt f i a 1roe evhib
,*i out i lowi » pn >0111 D ic b S buni. w ill lo g ic l to b o rn t a k e , ho noring M rs. It. A . W ilt;, the past fortnight as the guest
In
..II lieu l I-.I. . f S.infoi.' tine In i , ipnte ill with in flu en za ^Mmi, who leav es soon for Chicngb. of her sister, Alts. Luiu Claw
sh a rin g honors w ith M in . .’Wilt,
•v
* *1 • o il
i • niosi . i i lial at In i home on, . W est F if le t u t li
S tre e t.
stun w vre M rs. D. A . K e lly o f D ny.;
•ii»
Alls. I* A. Kelly of Daytona
| m ini and M rs. H rooks o f C oratfado! lleaeh and All's. Ilruokii of Cur m a
eel .
bein
I lie room s of th is sp a cio u s home il" Beach were tin* guests of Alls,
i r,i. w ha U ui r, »' 1 K s nml 'I 1I'niil R ■dfei ri
'o b
a tew v ,tt ■ ;- mi! i \ . -mnll ( lull (it'ii, "h.i ha' i well' abloom w ith ip ia ld ilie s o f 1 Williams, W ednesdny at her
i i -p. in"",' t lib* |M ! I'l " «111X' Iom l,i S p rin g flo w ers arranged in hmoe mi I i ystal I ,ake
■u i'o
,
w. V
Ri 1 nasket s and bow Is.
• it. - V II be 11Tl
- tin g 11♦_ t . nf Ali
\t the tea Im ur M rs. W illia m s
•in' |mn nl•> mV .1M|| M1- . 1; \\
I ■w . . b :.i until
Alai ■mi mi —Win k
progressing
I. M 1lint -day Ini tln-.i a -si-te d by All's. (Jeorge I'axtoTi rebuilding Marianna
b VI i I nd r ' >11
('aoperage
bit I..
ii* .i t i a ,
Six 11*, at w
Personals
Betty C o m p s o n Is 1
S tar In Picture At ...........
The MilaneTheatre
A.
'Vij
Cj El! .
Mi
n .
fl<utley or AD*. (Ji'.,n.<i* Ib-iMoo
i eservnl ions.
Hie Tin net ( u
f the F - •
mill CllUt'cll w II no . t •*. ,i ’ i
Ja m e s lb 1I-., Too \ t i i
I Street ai
Tel. 37.
attired arc Sylvia | Hastings— Florida Eos
Turner Gordon, E Railway
Company
n
J. Rntcllffo, Erwin Connelly*, Eddie crossing on Boulevard nc
Gtlhbon, Lucien Littlefield and C c-|enper
snre Gmvina,
The story is from the stage suc
cess by the same name written by I
Max MnrcinDIGGERS DAIRY- FA
n
L L O Y D SHOECO.
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SANFORD HERALD. SANFORD FLORIDA, THURSDAY. MAY 31, 1928
PAGE FOUR
TO A L L P R O P E R T Y O W NERS O W N IN G PR O PE RTY IN T H E ’
W E ST SID E B U LK H E A D D IS TR IC T BETW EEN M Y R T L E A V E
*
10’ W. 200.8 ft., N. to
low water mark of Lake
Monroe, thence Easterly
N U E A N D CLO UD BRANCH .
to beginning.
!35,111
jlico.
G
.
Herring
Beg.
650
ft.
N.
o
f
N.
E.
The following is tho final estimated cost o f the construction o f a con
point o f intersection of
crete retaining wull along the South shore o f U k e Monroe, from tho
•
Fulton
St. with French
West property line o f Myrtle Avenue West to the East bnnk o f Clouit
Avc.,
run
E. 108 ft.,
Branch, and filling in and reclaiming the land adjacent thereto.
2254.75 lin. ft. wall complete at an average cost of $.11.6060 $71468.51)
261250 cu. yds. fill by Globe Dredging Company, at 25c
Extra worJTIjy Globe "foredgmg Company,
35500 cu. yds. fill by City Dredge
Proportionate cost o f Cloud Branch and Mill ( reek dykes
the cost o f which was to have been borne by entire West aide
750.48
Bulkhead District.
Proportionate cost o f raising buildings and levelling City
514.85
Dump
*
14,076
511.28
Extra Work by <’ity
10,38.7
3,788.32
Ix'gnl expense, advertising, etc. 2 I -2 per cent
3,010
6,061.31
Engineering I |»er cent
......... ..........
6,455.20
Interest carrying charge I per cent .......
............
31036
1626
6816
7061
48600
•181*1
2702
28
l)3'J
City o f Sanford
A lley in Blks 3N; 2N,
Tier 0 ^
8,11153 City of Sanford A lley in Blk 2N Tier 10
City of Sanford Alley in Blk IN Tier 10
Beg. 41 ft. W. o f S. W.
Chus B. Tyler
comer of Blk 1 Tier 10
of E. R. T ra fford ’s Map
o f the Town o f Sanford,
Florida, run W. 170 ft.,
N. 238 ft. W. 30 ft., N.
to I>nke Monroe, East?
vrly 200 ft. to n point 1,*
3CC ft. N. o f point o f be
ginning, South to begin
48240 2<>ii
ning.
Zachary Veneer
Co.
Beg. 211 ft. W. o f S.
.
W. com er of Blk 1 Tier
10 of E. R. Trafford's
Map o f the Town of
Sanford, Florida, run N.
238 ft., W. .10 ft., N. to
l<nke Monroe, W ly along
shore o f said Lake to
A. C. L. R. R. right of
way, Southerly along
said right of way line
to X. line o f Commer
cial St., E. 11*6 ft. to be
ginning.
The above and foregoing Final Assessments are payable in fu
.Inly i-t I " " * vl LMimn-int..r..Ki; nnd-ftftcr such*~rtriie >anl a7
-mcntuzarc |iayal)Ir^lTnx»^t vytn t journal.
the ralS o f 8 “per rrtt-^jhrr- annum 6TTall deferred payments.
Witness my hand as City Clerk and the Seal o f the Citv » f Sanf*.
Florida, this 20:h day of May. A . 1). 1028.
231.84
$167,837.62
Totnl Coat , . ....... ...................
Cost per cu. yd. fill
............
Cost o f retaining Wall per cu. yd.
Cost of fill per cu. yd •
Cost of wall per lin. ft. to property
adjacent to I.ukc
$ 0.5656
$ 0.267
? 0.2080
$26.3310
F R E D T . W IL L IA M S
Engineer.
Final
Name
K -.V ^ y •
,
:■ V ■ '
FnthK'TTvjjns’ county. commissTwSrr .from, district three, is seek
Ing another term. He has been a resident of Lake Mary lor inan>
years and bus been prominent in the developrnet nf Seminole County,
Me has extensive property interests here and inonufaetui mg inter,
csts ip New England.
S e n io r s P r e s e n t
Class E x e r c i s e s
At H i g h S c h o o l
(Continued from page One)
Stoinoff, Richard .Maxwell. Ku
gene Adams, L. P Hagan J., Fred
Stanley, Jesse
Neely.
la'onurd
Miller, Dun Hunsidl, I,often Kilen
field, T
A. Tatterson, Robert
Yuncy, Roy Frank Hymen and
Bilie Bull.
lln s k e tb u ll:
R ic h a rd
Dnrrlpllon
Av»c«ie
ment
E. R. 7'R/tl’ FORD'S M A P OF THE C IT Y O F SANFORD. FLO RID A.
Fletcher and Bul
ger
A ll Blk 2N* Tier 6
1
187.50
$ 8,072.81
Rundall f.‘hnsua Beg. 120 ft. N. and 187
ft. W. o f N. W. pt. of
intersection o f Myrtle
Ave. with Water St. run
H O M ER E. SA L A
A
T a tte rs o n .
S o c c e r: L a w re n e e lla n d e ll, L A .
S u m m e rlin , Jo h n
S n e e d , C la u d e
lle in d iw i, E v a n s
S p em er.
Jaek
l l a l l , Itoscot* W u lla ie , F lu n k Du
B o se , J a e k A y e o ik , A lla n F i e l d s ,
N a th a n ie l F a r n s w o r t h and h red
B i'in le t.
B a $ r b a ll: Jan ii'h S to in o ff, R u b
aid Maxwell, Jo h n H ig g in s , F re d
Stanley, .lack H a ll, E v n n s S p e iie m ,
LcntuiVd M illit II * ’ W a t e r s J r .
Beriu$Jld S e h ir a id , J a i k P e le t s am i
James H ig g in s.
CONVENTION
From 4Hi Congressional District Opposed
(iiilt) i eeeivm g b a sk e tb a ll
let
te rn Wen*
M a ry
H elen
M orse.
H elen
M a ta n e n ,
A lic e
V ilile ti.
N 'atalip F a i n s w n rlli. R u b y Itootli,
M a rg a te ! U m v lit
L tlie ld a
Tat
te is o u . M a n e M o w , 1 I Li Spent ei
am i K a tlle l lin I ul .o It
presented
to .lot)n lllD it iin , R ic lu u d
w g ll and James
S to in o ff
M ax
Gold
b a se b a lls w ent to Jo h n
H ig g in s.
R i' hurd M ax w ell and J a m e s S lo m
o ff w hile the fo llo w in g re ie iv e d
gold b<ih k i'tlm lU :
R ith n n l
Mn\
w il l, Jo lifi H ig g in s, C liffo rd K u .
se ll. Stephen S h in h o L e i and Mar>
H e lc ii M orse.
Apului'iiiolii <'n u ll a rl.it h
*.,ii i
Ktiucting road 11'..in I1..it M
J..,
to 111iit plan* . t a i l
-tiifm lug
atrclch betw een I
iiml p o rt |
St. Joe with U'plnill.
Try 2 Cans No. 1 Early June Peas
3 Cans No. 2 Lima Deans
To Smith
(Paid Political Advertisement)
2 \ > Cans California Peaches
2 l > Cans California Pears
PEP SERVICE
No. 2 Cans Libby Blackberries
No. 1 Cans White Cherries
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Quart Bottle Grape Juice
INC.
105 North Palmetto
Quart Jars Sweet Pickles
I
Creamery Butter, lb
Maxwell House Coffee, lb. can
Sliced Rincoff Breakfast
Bacon, II).
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Servicing - Overhauling
CASH
GROCERY
117 Mugnoliu — We Deliver — Phone 671
Sem inole Pressery
220 Magnolia Ave.
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ting their ad in this edition. The
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Phone 861.
He r a 1d’s
to get their copy in not later than
large volume of advertising be-
Vacation, u n I e s s
you’re roughing it,
means a lot o f clothes.
But you don’t need
new ones. W e’ll clean
your clothes so per
fectly they’ll look like
new.
You can have your frocks, globes, hats,
scarves and sweaters cleaned for very
moderate charges. Phone 861.
man
will be sent right out.
Sanford
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Moderate Prices. Fast Service.
next door to Ford Garage
Repairing
New Clothes
for Cleaning
W
21 2 Cans Columbia Malt Extract
15 oz. Jars Jam
Going Away
this summer?
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Quart Jars Apple Butter
returned
)ld location
Chdli leudeis in livin g letter.
Welch Beall ire Howard, Eugenia
Davids Knheii Mason and Robert
Higlejr mail
Baseball
manager
given)) awaids
included
Robe1 1
Mason and Kred Stanley
W en*
SON.
City i 1
DEMOCRATIC N A T IO N A L
M a x w e ll.
Jack P e t e r s and R e r n a r d S e h ir a id .
Gold fonlbnlln
F . S . LAM
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Candidate For Delegate To
H O L L Y W O O D , C a l..
M ay 31.
— (IN ’S )
A l W ilso n , " a t e " n f mo
lio n p i il u ie stu n t a v ia t o r s , w as
believed to have been f a t a lly in
ju re ij today in ap in n e ern.th. lit
co rd in g to npolice repot t W itn e ss
es reported tw o fly e r s w ore seen
to leap from a plane low uvei the
11ol I yw *m»tl
h ills ,
lin e
<>f
the
a v ia to rs jum ped in
a
p a ra e liu ti
w h ile the second plnug eil to e a it li
i when bis chilli* f it 11id t" open.
Stephen S h in h o ls e r, Jo h n H ig g in s , 1
C lifford R u s s e ll,
Fred
S ta n le y .
E v a n lT S p e iie e r . T .
o f vvq>V ran . Wiritltl -fCT
.V: l o'* Lake Monroe, S.
Ely along lake shore to
A. C. L. It. It. right of
way, then Sly along A.
Saturday
this cooperation.
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THE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD FLORIDA, THURSDAY, MAY 31, 1928
illegiun Humbles
lints And Miami
'insSeries F i n a l
t. Petersburg, Mny 31.— Lee
we sent a young collagc/wirlnanied H. Crowe, ngninst the
ints Wednesday afternoon in
final contest o f the local series
tho Hustlers won, 5 to 2. A
o-run rally In the first inning
Domingo proved a trifle tin
ady, with a trio o f run* in the
_ hth when singles, an (m ir amj
lilt batsman were allowed, gave
ioml tho victory. Crowe held the
cals to eight hits and kept them
orrlcBs until the sixth when the
unt was knotted ntv two-all.
■nager Crowo made' n hrillinnl
tch o f Brown’s liner
in the
venth with the bases full, .the
II would hove gone for three
ses. Score:
Miami—
ah
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unbar, ss ......... 3
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hnson, cf — ..... 4
1
svis r f ............ 4
0
■owe, 3b .......... 4
2
0
nkle, lb ........6
nnin, c -------- 5
1
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posito, 2b .......4
0
icn, c ............2
Crowe, p ....... 4
0
tals - ...........35 5
Petersburg nl> r
kwooil, rf .... 5 (I
•ich 2 b ........ -.2
1
own, c f .... .... 4 0
Henry, I f .....4 1
igham, ss .......4 0
Ims, 3b ..........4 0
[I 1*7 111 3
h o n e
u 4 o n
0 l) 4 0
1 3
1 0
2 2 0 0
1 2 0 1
1 2 2 0
Skating: Rink Opens
Here On Lake Front
An open skating rink has been
opened' »n Palmetto Avenue on
Ihe lot adjoining the building
formerly occupied by the Wight
Grocery Company, The new amuse
ment place has just made its how
to the public under the manage
ment of J. B. Barrett und son.
The rink is housed in a huge
tent. Instructions will be given
to ladies, the management an
nounced today, The public is cor
dially invited to attend the en
tertainment.
HK1> SOX B E A T III AUK FEET
The Y. M. C. A. junior base*
lmll league, sponsored by the San
ford Lions Club closed its season
Tuesday afternoon when the Bed
Sox defeated the Blnckfect 'by a
score of 0 to 1. David Miller
pitched airtight hall for the win*
tiers und wns never in danger.
Stuart, lb ..... -I
Hoyle, c ........
4
Domingo, p .... 4
Totals
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Persons C om pany
Changes NameAnd
Increases C a p i t a l
Chnnge o f the name of the Per
sons Company .to the Tyrce-Per*
sons Company was announced todny by L. 11. Tyree, the store’s
general manager, increase in-cap
ital stock from $50,000 to $100,000
v ns also made public.
No chnnge in the firm other
than the name and amount' of
vnpitnl stock has been made, said
Mr. T y n e . An optimistic view of
the business situation in town's
where the company's stores are
located wns taken by the manager.
Tomorrow morning the company
begins the celebration o f its fifth
anniversary with a sale in the two
Sanford stores on First Street
und Sanford Avenue. The sale
will continue through June 9.
Key West— Work begun on Key
HOUGHTON DENIES HUMOR
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0 • LONDON, Mny 2(1 — ( I N S )—
i Alonso II. Houghton, the United
2 States Ambassador, today denied
he expected to he elected ^United
By innings:
States senator from New Ynrk He
Miami
. . 2tK> unit (WO—5 is going to New York hut snys
Ft.- Petersburg 1)00 002
private business and not politics
Sacrifice hits, Johnsrin, Allen, dictated the trip. A report was
Wilms, Left uti liases, Miami II; printed in the New York Press
St. Petersburg 7. Base on halls, that Houghton was seeking n
•iff Crowe 2; o ff Domingo. Stolen United States senator-ship.
bases, Welch, Stunrt. Passed hall,
Allen. Umpires, Itnphun arid Kelly.
Sarasota— New cigar factory
Time 4. Struck out, by Crowe 2; begins operations at 542 Indiana
by Domingo (!. of game, 2 hours.
Street.
King George Said To
Be Perfect Landlord
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Navy S e a p l a n e s
Of S w e e d e n Wi l l
AidArctic H u n t
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PARE FIT
roH
W itn e ss my hand nod sent of of
fice Mils la t h day of May. A. I>.
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N E W YORK, May ;ll — (IN S ) —
Harry K. Thaw sailed aboard the
SAND RING HAM , ENG. Mny
Cunnrd llnor Acqultanin for a ( S K A L ) .
29.— King George o f England is
three weeks visit in London and
Paris, accompanied by K. Morgan
revealed ns the perfect rimster
(Continued from page One)
visit
and landlord in his dealings with rounds of ammunition, a pistol, a Pendleton, on his first
ohroad in twenty-three years.
Iris servants and tenantry on his | hunting knife, compasses and sig
magnificent estate here.
nalling flags. They ho|>ed to en
P L A N K TO L E A V E
The services and skill o f his counter local hunters and fur trap
own personal physician are availa pers who would aid them and give
r illL ID E L P H IA ,
May
3 1—
ble fur four cents n week per fam them shelter.
(I N S )— A twin motored Sikorsky
ily to his employes, while fo r two
The searchers set out for Mos- seaplane piloted by n former army
cents one can get half nn hour it srll liny where they hope to find
aviator nnd a navy flier with n wo
the pool tables in the*fine residen
a small post. The ice breaker Dru- man passenger, will take o ff from
tial club the King had had erected
gnnzn, chartered by the Italian Philadelphia in a month or six
for them. The club Ims reading
Government, wns due at Green weeks fo r Paris, it was learned
rooms, bowling green, a canteen
Harbor this afternoon- The Cittu today.
where cheap liquor can bo obtain
Di Milano also wns to go to
ed, and members have nn annunl
Green llnrbr for coal.
free dinner. Tho yearly suberip(L egal Ads)
Food, sledges, tents and 12 estion works out at two rents a
kimo
dogs
have
been
provided
tin
week.
in t i i i : r m r t r iT i-niTiT in a n i i
r o il s k w in o i .i : r o r .v r v , ri.o itIn nddition the King gives large the relief parties that will go
1IIA. IN ( T I A N f ' K I I V ,
sums to n clothing and a coal north upon the Cittn Di Milano
Stale
Hank fo r S a v
fund, and promotes popular con and the Brnganzn. One party will itrulhrrhnml
ours. a corporal Ion.
torts every week end nt which be led by John Boyce, a fur trap
v*
the charge is two* cents adults, per from Cape Ross, who is ac- W I L S O N S. I.KSNI7 TT. and L A U R A
ipiaintcd
with
the
nortldnnds,
es
M. t.KSNI'.TT. Ills wife,
one cent children.
r v ic f . nv pum .i.
On the estate aro fine homes pecially Friesland which district o n iin ii o r n kCATION
for the workers, and the King’s will lie visited first.
To- Wilson S. Lesm -l f■ ntul L i a m
Gpn Nobile has now been mis
\t. Leslie! 1. Ills wife, IlrlilRevllle.
« mployes, on retiring, receive a
IV it Its yI vn II III.
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sing
since
eight
o’clock
last
F
ri
pension with nlher advantages.
Ii l" ticretiy onli-ri-il Ihnl you. nrvi
They are housed in good cottages day morning (Spitsbergen tim e) etieli of you ap pear to tile III 11 of
when his last radiogram wns re ir-onplnlid rile,! ( o r e uk-nliiHt von to
with large gardens.
ih,- nloo e" eiitllteil cause, on l In* Zml
ceived from the Italin. At that ,l,ie ,if .Inly. A. I*, tli2S, amt llie Sa li
ft,
til ll>,mill Is liereliy tleslxmiietl ns
time
he
was
battling
tcrlffic
winds,
St. Petersburg— New aerial Ik>‘
II,., new«pn tier In whlrli I tils order
aeon erected on roof o f Central fog and heavy snow* and bad lost -lialI lie published- once a week fo r
tiis way.
as h a s I four eonseoullvn week s
National Bank ATrust Co.
V. K. I K t f O L A K S . '
Clerk
It) A. W. WKKKS.
D eputy C le rk .
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i.F « m .A T i HR
I sle rrt
I'riot*
aI W.«
I liereliy announce my rao'ilda
for Die Legislatu re ( C r o u p I ) si
Jeet t„ the will of the voters of S«
Irode County. In the primary lo
held on June S, I9JS
I'mmn
HOI M
II
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M. M. L O R D
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THE PASTIM E ROLLER R IN K W IL L
OPEN IN SANFORD TONIGHT
Thursday,
May
31st.
Palmetto Near Lake Front
&
Admission Free
fid
J'-IB
We only rent skates. Expert instruct
ors for dadies. Ask about our reputation
in Eustis, Leesburg, or any place we have
been. Come out and see for yourselves.
W e cater to the best class o f people and
keep good order.
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Best Wishes
LUCKY ONE?
A great many people have shown considerablejntcrest in the
Berkey & Gay Twin Beds Suite in our window and most of
them have expressed a strong desire to own it. The lucky
purchaser will be the owner of one of the finest bed foom
suites in this section of Florida and will no doubt be envied by
a good many people. The price is very low at this time.
- Graduates O f Seminole High f»
Helen Walntn
Hoar E d ith / a iu lr r s
Ridn-rt llig h le y m a n
l i r w r S p in k s
John E d w a rd H ig g in s
Heat r ire H o w ard
Nova H orton
H elen Jinkluw
Iteha J oiicm
H elen M a re n le tle
Stephen S h in h u l.r r
II ltd red A llen
J . I*. Rates
Ruby M artin
U o rrn M urry
S ta n le y P trk h a in
Juck Hull
Dirk .Maxwell
Mill* Lord
Jean Adam#
Virginia llarlwr
Ruth Elizabeth Burhniau
Alice Uhurpenlng
Ikiroth) Marhhull
Hidieri Mamin
lilt a I'rarer
4 liflord ItushfII
Juanita Scivrking
Jim SUrinnff
Murgret Talbot
Li-orgia t'alhnun
Eugenia David
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SMITH BROS. INC
Sanford, Florida
Candidate For Re-election
State Senator
37 th District Brevard and Seminole Counties
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Wishes
To One and All
Supt. Public Instructions
Mobleys Drug Store
Trade At-
ild
First National Bank
“The Bank Of Service”
Three Stores In Sanford
Hearty
Congratulation
to the Graduating Boys and Girls—the world is
yours make certain of success and fame by the con
stant practice of Thrift—Truthfulness, and Honesty.
We solicit your acquaintance.
Title Guarantee and Mortgage Company
107 South Park Ave
This District will furnish the Senate with its next President
i f P a r r is h is re-elected.
for
the
Your Vote and Support W ill Be
Appreciated
Advertisement)
Clara Cheek
Mury Earle
Mur) Helen Morse
Jesne Nevly
Harriet Itusseter
Henry Russell
Marjorie Smith
Ere d W. Stanley
1.. A. Summerlin
Katherine Van Ness
Blanc he Wynne
Alice Elder
Anna Marie Fellows
Trixie Franklin
Charles Gantt
1., P. Hagan Jr.
T. W . Lawton
Piggly Wiggly Stores
A successful citrus grower,
a successful business man
with proven executive abil
ity and the experience of
seven sessions as represen
tative from Brevard County
and one term as State Sen
ator from this district. A
lifelong democrat with all
the qualifications for this
important office.
I noise ItusMrll
Linus Scivcking
Thomas Stamp
Nr/iie Stone
Lillian Thundey
Margret Willink
Welcome Kelley
Bright I.alley
Aldia l.nVigne
Armund Jarotm
IL-ttjt> I.oHJilng
Maggie Lynch
l.uella Mahoney
Lawrence Handel
Eleanor Holly
Congratulations and Best
J . J. P A R R I S H
Political
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Receiver for
(Paid
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The Future Citizens Of Sanford
Geo. W ettstein Jr.
(He now holds the caucus nomination for President
1928 Senate.)
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Extends
Its piost hearty congratulation to the graduates of
Seminole High School.
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Over Mobley’s Drugstore
Sanford
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Pens and Candies
Suggestive Gifts For The Graduate
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. Five ycarw ago The Persons Company was organized with one store. It has grown in five years to he Florida's Largest Store Organization..........Quality, prices
and fair dealing has made this possible. Today our st ores cover Central Florida like the dew and growing all the time!
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SALE STARTS FRIDAY, JUNElst A N D CLOSES S A T U R D A Y JUNE 9th.
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BIRTHDAY 0 SPECIAL
No. 3
Friday Morning
Combinets
cpiarl
size
B .10 eight
Worth One Dollar, only
one In a customer. At
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I'ockel and lial ulrap.
$3,011 value, earh
1 In a ruslomrr
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No. 2
Friday Morning
BIRTHDAY SPECIAL
Friday Morning
June 1*1 8:30 A. M.
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Genuine 12 Momme
Red Seal llrard. nonc/|C *2
belter. 2 yds. for
ft
Not over ft >ds I o q LJJ
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No, 1
Saturday Morning
BIRTHDAY SPECIAL”
No. 2
Saturday
Broadcloth Shirts
Ladies Hose
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/ f j k g V i Men's broadcloth Shirts,
'([ C j;j 1 collars attached, white
only, all sizes. II to 17
Kach , .
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Allcn-A and other
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known
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Most all colors. Reg.
$1.50 to $2.25 values
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I nun yards nf V icl«•«*> Prints. IP* n
wide fast color-.
.1900 yards of 10 in. printed fl;i\nn
and batiste and 3ft in. printed
dimity.
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GOODS
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ers, in all the popular colors,
— — regular
value, -•
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T U R . FR O C K S
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Made nf fast color prints and flowered
dimity and batiste, organdy
country
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murli
$4.95
A
at,
sizes I I to lii.
higher price
Peter Pan Cloth
81x90 Sheets
40 in. San Toy
(.'ciiuine Peter Pan Cloth
in new patterns
Full standard, no starch
or seam.
Crepe
3 Yds.
Each
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.100 vartlM a f 3ft ill. p rin ted rlm ilv
in In -a iilifiil pal lerii-..
W h
Dresses
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‘1hr new Hoik wood lo d e : ii MonVrlul pallerns.
v*. $ 1.00
v d -
$
12
New Spring Styles
H»
Birthday
Chiffons,
and printed
i'iuii-
R->
hinnlions. Regular
m
$I a.9.1
to
in
Men’s Imported
$22.1(1
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Broadcloth
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Organdy
Crude
Wonderful
Special Prices On Ladies
Shirts
little
and
klaxons
I tresses.
Dresses.
<y
50 DRESSES
hi New Spring Silks Regular $12.50 to
$15.50
Made by Phillips Jor.es
( o. manufacturers o f
V a n Ileuseu Collars,
$2.50 values. F.ach
4l ml
made, cull’
pair
bottoms
Men’s Hlue Hell Cheviot
work shirts, $1 value
a pair o f silk hose free with every
$ 8 .8 5
50
Men’s Dress Shoes
and a pair o f silk so\ free with every
pair sold
99/
$
3
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to
$
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Two Stores In Sanford
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Ribbon trimmed,
pair
Ladies Hats
One -lot
of
small
shapes, values up to
$1.95 while thcl last
Special
14
Ladies Felt Bedroom Slidpers
Birthday Price
Sizes 10 to 10.
pair sold
Men’s Pincheck Pants
Well
one.
Shoes
- *kj.
$ 13.95
Birlhday Price
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Dainty
ore than
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Special
lllrlhriav Price
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in Georgette Flat
Crepes,
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Yd.
40 in. Printed Voiles
l v a n l 1ft-tilt (tu in l emnls.
mine h e lle r .
A Itirthday Special at
An all-silK washable silk crepe in
all color-. 32.21 \ aloe.
36 in. Brown Muslin
Printed Dimity
100
$ 1.00
trimmed,
all
sizes
S IL K
DRESSES
in Dainty Flowered Silk Chif
fons Crepe de Chine and Printed Silk Combinations- a give flMjf
o ty
O l /
Men and Hays’ Tennis shoes,
lace style, pair
Special
$ 1 .9 5
50
away
V*V3
$ 4 .8 8
At
110 East First Street And 200 Sanford Avenue - Trade A t Nearest Store
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B fil S T ^ K P K D V O T K I L S
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Aycoek, J \ g .
Aitani". 1. K.
ArtnniM. A. II.
Allan, O.J-.
Allen J. T.
Aldridge. A. r .
A l I r p . T - H.
APPlehy. A. K.
A lien. W . II. II.
A n il i^ n n , J.' H.
Allen, James
Allen. T. A.
Allen. I* Jr.
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Sanford
Dally
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t li. r.o.v itiiuiiitiro iny rnn itld ar)
for tin* office of i,«»tl<illlb|i*, D la trlr
t. ->ubjrci to the w ill of tlie voter
oil June i.
K. K IN I.A W .
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have
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rror.
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Classified advertising is the livest kind
F o r som e a m b itio u s young men
o r young
lad ies
who w ant to
le arn a good trad e and got u good
position when they Im ve bet «miu‘
com petent. H a v e situ a tio n s availaide e v e ry few d n y r. I f interested
a sk fo r t \ A . H a in e s a t San fo rd
H erald office.H i- w ill lie glad to
o f news-—business news.
It
r o i l C O > *T A ll!,K
I %%l*b «<» iitinminca (hut 1 nm
;t rn mlltlaio f»»r (tut offlra of
n 1*1•• lo r
of (he
Peace
I Mm i i d Nn.
4 Setniiiol** County
KlurM.1. - Mil jtiM lc* nf III** P«*a» e
iMetild l*«oii|irlNliiu Llccthm IT#N u n I. 2. 3. I. !*. 10. It, K 12.
•Milijrd to i U-.* tlrcUiou of (Itu 1T m ncffttu Prlntiirv (.# lie ti««l«| on June
&lli. A l». I * 2*.
I will r iipncliifi* you* Ptibport-
people
If you’re wide
want
12— W AN TE D
i . l .kl i u
TO A D V E R TISE R S
I u M i in iiihhhiiii '** (lint I am u
intiili.(it« for tlie nfflte of Cnli*l*
filth- l»l**lthl No 4. Seminole (hiiifi-
time.
t% I b T l.U , • »hi ill-lr h t «ont|irl<*ltiK
• - h . f i - t. |tr%eiot iM N « v l. 2. .1. I. *.»,
If* II 12 Wllhjcct III till’ Will of lilt*
\ d ! m i in the l luocralIc Prlmnry
In l . I'. l.l tot .luti” Itlli A l» 1!*2*
V*»pr -(iiipori wil l ho n i p r t r U i f f l
-l. .\l. ( V I C ) V l t K L I l Y .
Don’t miss
14— llooms 'Without Ifonr.l
ru n
S P E C I A L w eekly
ra te s
at San
fo rd 's Inline like hotel, Sem inole
H otel.
, tested for grasses by Dr
avis. Opposite Court House.
Me or Grnnndn l * y
F t ’ R .N T S IIF li a p a rtm e n ts:
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weekl
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2.
4 •• III. It ^ 12, Miliject to
Ihe nili >•( ili« voter* In tlie Urnuicriiln- I' i imnr. to no held no Jouo
Bill,
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192*.
Y mui iiieiiort Mill be appraclai.il
$:i.mi
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Ilea* list ale To EXPltlinge
A n n o u n cem en ts
-ft o
W fP lP % l:A ll| ': Several Yiiibling
“ nW s, flee atol clear, for smaM
2 F t r i m s I I E D a p a r tin e iits: I u p house in g<n>d section. Your price
•JtODUCING I sing s Ture Fork
s t a ir s and t d o w n sta irs: reduced lousi lie light. Iii answering this
aujnge. 117 MagnoTIn Ave.
rules. Mi . ,\. K. Fiiwei*, HIT W. ml give ■■•iiiplete information a*
'.•III.
(■■ sire of liiiiise. luc.'ituiii, and
l.oHt And Found
in ice. Addle-* S. II. I •. * are I be
DODOFj
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a p n v e d resid en ee and |iu » llif» .
p ro p e rty .
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See our local Coillixel,
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SulidiviN ion. Route A , Box I7<l-r.
|«l— Houses For Kale
TED: pullets at fryer price.
I or write Cmklt'bcrr.v Farm
Mary.
L iv e s to c k
SAI.E: One fine Jersey milk
. Rhone 171 W.
H IMunls And Flowers
FEE'S douhlc giant diwi!
'iiitts. All colors, $.20 per dp
1.50 per 100. Phone HOD W .
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fur re r|ert|«»n I** (he ('frier of
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I'rlrnury i»» I m * held in Juim.
Your au|»t»ort will bb ai*pr#rlaird
J NO. O JIN K INS
n o n r r iT H
• o i i j i i M T i r n o r i'iC4«*n
r o il D ial h u t n o . r o u t
Thla )« («• amiMutirr m V cn u dlilirf
for Junllrr nf
1)10 I'a arf . h l i l i l i ' l
No. 4. Riilijrrl tu Ilia will uf Iba
liemucra; * votara Junit f*(h. Han*
fold, feuka
V m ra f.
I'aola.
loik*
Mary.
U n gw iim l,
a llam**i»ia
S|trlng* and Kuraat City, rormlKula
(h r abuva dlatr'tl.
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from
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tbit o f.
(I.i'gul Notices)
rm t fliir n iF F
I b r r . b ) ' niiiiKUnra m . s . i r « • .
ri.nillilalf f..r slit-riff «'f Seniloul.
d la lrl rt and i Invite you t«> my .-..uiily sul.jacl
.<• ib " aclli.n ol
re to ld OH fu ili linportuiit
1• Ial *« - ills
ilsniK.rftllr
primal)'
to
b.
(Ion a * good toad*, ruuccrvnlluii of In-I.I In l b ) r a l l y pur. <>r Jur.a Dill.
our naturoil reaouica*. reuuclloi* of
Vary r n p . c l lv a l y .
►l a i r ( l i r a and education.
I »* k
12 b . U ll A D Y.
ilia eupport of all loyal I h m c c r a i t
r o il hi i t .h ix ri:>i>r.xT o r
J. J PAHIliHIt
I'I 111.14- INHTI.I I T I O V
I am a candidate f•*• re**Tn (Inn
F o il ri.K ttii ur n n . ’ i’iT r o r n t
i.»
the
nff lr a ••f auperlnlenilaiit **f
I wli.lt lo naiiounra tlml I am a
ln*i l iiellolt
for
Knt tlt iole
run.lldule for re elecllun In Die of- PMl i l l e
l.ce of i' lerk » f D.e Circuit Court, • *••11111%*, ei i l * | r e| (•» ( h e I • c t n o c r a l I d
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T. W L A W T O N .
ciu.l.’ Vo.ara of Seminole County,
In Ibo Hein orrallc
I'rlinnry
Klee
iion in l.a bold on Juno (ih. A. D Fill. I ' O l I X T f I f l T l l D T K X I I H X T
O F I 'I III.IF I N U T IIl'F T IO S
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I wish in anpounra my nrulli ln r)
V. K DODOI.AHS
I wli.li |o nnriouii.u Dint I am a
for llip ..fflrv i.f Siipprlntrn.lpnl n
<ou.ll.lule f.*r Ilu. office «.f ."niinly
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of
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F ill! CI.F.IIH C II ICI'F I c o l 111'
.'..miiiloaloiier from I ilwt11.-1 No. B,
I l.eroby announce my raiull.tncy 1'..only, aul.)ecl to Die will nt tlia
eiil.Jr.l to Die ded alm i nf Die vo.vt.lere In Die i.rlm.ir) June b. You
for
Die
office
uf
clerk,
uf
Ibo
• le In D.e Drnio.rjiDL' Frimnry In
Circuit Court, ouhjeet *a D.e ucDon support e III be i>|.|.i''rluleil
I,.- In I.I on June (Ih. A. ll I 52*
MAY lll'l.l.i: IIAXW Kl.t.
of Die v uleia ft. the Juno I'rlmnry.
S. F. IJlNU.
K II. DICAii
F .U I
CO I MT
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I lirn li) uiiimuiM** nd
C ll l. F I T
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f.*r i h f *.ff»«f nr r i » r k of i iu* r i r *
• utl ( ' n u n Kuhjrt l lu Ilia will
uf
(h r v u i p h a i (lie D m iu rr a llc I'i I*
llikl)' nil JuilP ft, IJt/N
ll. U- T il I t SI I Lit.
fun
t o n s T A m .M
I » Nli tu annuunca my ramllilac)’
fur Ilia ufflcs u l euualabla, l)la.r>ct
No. 4. Hamlnula I 'u u n l), aobjccl lu
lb * will uf iba V/.ara la ilia I)«m o viatic P r im a r y of Juna I.
U A. T A T E .
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Todd IIijo II
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4
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FRIGIDAIRE
D eclare War on A ll Insects—A7// Them
— an J karp them a » ay. l i f t Brand I n i n . I’u w
dri or Eiqul.l kill* Flirx, Anti. Huachra, F.iultrjr
l.lca, Mos<]uitu**,l'lras, Bad Bugs, and olli«i ina n is. W u m i tpot orautn. Use powdvr on jil im i
and p m . H 'n l f ut f o r f R t E i m r t l b o u lt tl. If
daolrr can't luppljr, wa will itup by pattrl |x si at
pniisiiMiniJ. MiCORMICX ft CO-Daluoan, MJ.
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P o » Jtr 4
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fiv.'dfti.0d
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ft JOc ( . ' r * * Cm ) J h
INSECT POWDER J
OR LIQ U ID i f
-ClassifiedBusiness Directory
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Junk .iii t i i u
i.r.c m .A T i'iir :
Hillijerl |«* (hr a|i|*i oarlilnK lirnmrrm ie I'rlMnry, I herrhy aniiuiinra
in) ouiid'dacy
f**r Yha ll**u»»o of
l(r|ir rariiiitt i \m
u» *i m%ml*rr of
i;r**ii|» 2
ll nominated I pled##
mv l*» at effurl** )n lielialf «»f
I.* i*l*la of Hrmlnolr Cuuiiiy.
Tlia
[1)1111 need of I hr people of l*,lorlda la T u i Itrllef, raperlull) m l u r •ion of local ( a l e e
Till*. In niy
opinion, ra n l>r r f f r r l r d
by
••
• •luiialtla
dlPlrlhutlon
of
tha
prearpt
f|va
cent
i;ua«dlna
(AX
iriiona (h r Stair /load Drpartm en L
Schtiol*. r o u n i l r a mul ( 'll lea.— par• hTilorly (lie Ciii'iidi’u nnd ( ’lllra.
If honored |iy (he
noriilnnt Ion I
pr.imlfte (o d ev o ir nil (lie energy
arid r i p e r lenrt* Iliut
1 poar>* as to
........
d ial end.
H W P E A R MAN. Jr.
I f your present ice-box- is in go o d condition,
it can be- made a Frigidaire electric refrig
erator at very small cost. Y o u w ill then have
all the heald) protection, convenience ami
economy o f Frigidaire. Visit our display
rooms lo r a demonstration.
Bee B r a n d
•ffl..... f .her"O IMlItloi I (if
I'M In f ha
r
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(or Ih** ..ffhi uf SlMidf *i( Hotnln
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Pu III** I h ' l l i l H • i l l ll \ ul I I a of
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docs more than ice / /
and does it automatically
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N a fl Hank lllilg.
Sanford, Fla.
i-|tam|»it<u i- (tic licl.rr «pjrk plug
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ACREAGE f o r SAI.E: auiUblc
for pouRry farm, ijirated fuU!
miles south of Sanford on old O r
lando rood. .'IB acres. |wrt high
Iniid und some of ii low, ideul for
chickens and duck*. Can be bought
fiir $B»0 per acre on your own
terms. Address K. J- Holly, Hrst
National Bank Building, Sanford,
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sale. Most suitnblo for Com
nu'iit and Memorial Day .»<••
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Hauling, Crating Shipping,
and Storage
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Chiropractic Specialist
HEM STITCHING
11 vc euro
or
Singer Sewing Machine Shop
million of yours. MucW||„ Sll|d Kpnted( K xrh an f^l
■ W * K* McDougEasy r.ym cn U
nijl Bank Bldg., Phnnc KO North I'urk, V a ld fi Bid*.
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f li le. Ill.lri
lie pul.INI.til Mli.'r
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l l u N K A N D illtDKItlCD tills 2 tin)
uf May. 152*.
V F.. 1.111 i l l . ASS.
As Clerk uf Du* irlu.ve ol) Icil
.
Court..
II) A. M W'KKKS.
D .pu l)
Clerk.
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NkII i-c N tirreli) a l . c n tlml th»
pat liu'l >bl|i of llpblulii A Itrottrii
h i. b.i'ti iI N sk N**<I Sim*". N"Vv.nt*cr
ru n a iis:i.irs
- I am a canSblalu for Itia offlca I I ! * mul llml I am not r M ( M l i U l
,uf Hbarlff and will apprsclsta su p lu r any ublltatluns or cuutracta of
J. D. Bruwn.
port la Ihs Juns Primary.
It. E. B A L D W I N .
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LOSSING’S
QUICK SERVICE
TRANSFER
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n ffIco *»f County .! ii <1k «* «*
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(fi. i. mi •ff*'Cii%r and ccnimnilc
GARAGE Apartment. Nucly fum
i-lied Three huge ruiniis and
bath, Imt water. Ifil.'l I "2 I'almetlo. W il l. EXCHANGE: Building lot
for automobile, lail is worth
I*. m . j i s t ’ < » o r r r . . H
D iv n .i. i
v.i. r . u it
MuSI
M ill i KI( N apnrtnitdit in from $500 to $K00. Address Ilex
I lici.i n .■iiiiiiu.ii1*' m> iiiaillilary
Ell care The I lei aid.
fur .losilia nf I'fiiri* nf Dial lie. No
Saiifiud. Suitable fm three Imi li
4. mil.Ji t ! I k Ills llci'lslfill Ilf IIIebus. G a * . Electricily. Water. I.in
viiiri• iii lint D i iuki m in I'tlmnry
in In. Iiv'.il nil Jour Bill. A D 192X
ell- and maid Service, included iu
D A V I D Sl'i:i{|(.
lent. $50. per aionlli. I'ltmie •iOTi
l u ll S T A T i : l.rtiisi.\-|-| Hit
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Aiilomobilos
P O R T C H E S T E R . \ . Y .. M ay
•"II- ( I N S ) — A f t e r k illin g hi* b inth er in law- and se rio u sly w ound
ing Ids w ife , E m il M n rieirh , Bn,
• a lly today eom m itted su icid e, n r.
co rd in g to police.
T h e tra g e d y resu lted it w as
sa id , from a q u a rro l between M arieirlt and h is w ife . M arie, BO,
o ver the o w n e rsh ip o f th e ir fu r
n itu re.
T h e y w eru at the heme
of Inn b ro th er, .lu lin n M ondtya.
At 2 A . M. the husband and
w ife <iuarrelled, it w a s reported,
ami
when
M endr.vs
intervened
on b ehalf o f the w ife , M nriciel'hot and killed him and then
shot M in, M u ricich . S h e w iu re
potted reco verin g to d ay.
A fte i
the shooting M nricieh retu rn e d to
bis own house, a cco rd in g l » the
police, and shot h im se lf.
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I,, cldl 7 0 3 . I'rnini'it j l e l i v e r y .
*; S ilv e r
co m p a ct in
d>
n d is tric t.
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a* k
only fin d e r p lease retu rn
co'xa-rAiii.r:
I u l-li ii< iinooiim-r f l in t 'I am n
riitnllil.iic Cor III*- Kfflra of I'nn*
amble
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No. t. Hnmino'a
. ’■Minty. I'I iii liln, sulil District coni*
pri«itic Itleetlon I'lrcln !!• Nn-*. I.
15— A p a r t m e n t F o r K en t
Announcements
im v A S .
fu ll n i w r u n . r .
u)) to date on the classified news
W A N T T O B U Y A di. M aple, M ag
nolm and W hite Ray logs am
lu m b er. A ls u T a n k G ra d e C y p re si
I .um ber. .1. W . M cN a ir Co. O iln n
do, F la .
\
Herald
representative
Loroughly fam iliar with rates
Lies and classification will
jet you complete Information,
jid if you wish, they will assist
mi in wording your want ad
i make it more effective.
r«*\*T A iu .K
I hsroliy anem inro m)- candidacy
for lonstattle for the fourth dlatlle t. kiil.Jctt to the w ill of
the
volets In t|.e D em ocratic p rim ary
of June B. Y o u r vote w ill he up
pi cel.itcil.
It. C\ tlto li) W IL C O X .
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Pci****
m( ?S»i
Recognition Of Work
Annapolis Men Given
Husband Kills Self
After Shooting Hte
Wife In Argument
( I’olitical Announcements)
ant a d rates
today.
'
David 1* McDonald, o f Monroe
r;a.. »n « Uwnrdcd the Bonn n:
the America^, Revolution Cup fot
proficiency in ordinance ami nun
nery. while C. J. Itnun of Clevelitml, won the Col. R. M. Thomp.
son prize for navigation.
Other winners included. Albert
C. Burrows. Shawnee, Okla., the
l>r. Henry Vnn Dyke Watch for
the l>ost article on patriotism;
W. T. Hines. Howling Green.
Ky., the United Itoughtrr* of the
Confederacy gold watch for pn>ficiency in physics;, and R. O.
Burzynsky. Milwaukee, the $100
tion of mutunl saving* banks
presented by the national assoclannnotinced for the l>est article on thrift.
I.unch Room
FOR GOOD cats
trT Kent'a
Eunch Room, 109 West F ir .l
Street.
,
P r y ric u n ln c
THE LUND-LIFE BATTERY
H o ff-M u i- Battery Co.
117 East 2nd. Street
S A N IT A R Y STEAM F R E S S F . R Y .
Odorless Dry Cleaning. Fhun«
y«78. 114 N. Park.
Awnings
Paints and Wail Paper
SU N PROOF F A IN T S
SEM INO LE
A W N IN G
SHOP.
Awnings, Wi'xhiw shades. Tarpau Wutcr Spar YamUhra and Ena
mel*.
Vcluiuina
Flat
Wall
lins. Anything of Canvas. BUD East
Faints. Persian clay jesso. plaatico
2nd. Street. Phone 11.
moulding day and Flai|ura. S a n
ford Faint i WftU Paper Fo. Q. U.
Stuart, Frbpr. 112 W. First SL
Furniture
SPENCER TOP SHOP. Curtalua
Cushions uiul Scat Coverings. WE BUY or trade In used fund
BOO West 2nd. Street.
ture. Wagner Furniture Co,
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In
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LONDON, May .10.— (IN S )
Violent fighting, in which H.OOOl
men are reported to have |*eeif'.
killed, is raging between
'
ncse Nationalist* and Nortnern
ttoops along the IVking-Hunko\v railroad front, nccorditycto a dispatch from Tokio this
afternoon Tile -telegram war.
hared upon- a" revolt received
•at' Tokio from. Tringjiio. A dc*
ti;eljtaent b f NationjtliM caval
ry, 'officered by".RuNNijins, was
reported' t/> have penetrated to
n pomt/JO}miles front? poking
where they, were nttMt-kmbnnd
driven bhek liy Marshal (Jhnng
Tso birr's Northidjurrs.
Iherring honors
SOLDIER DEAD IN
PATRIOTIC T ^ L K
HATHAWAY I
PRAISED HERE
f.cc.sluing- • Man Greeted" liy
Sm allest ,C ro w d T h a i'. Has
Hcdrd A n y -Gubernatorial
Candidate T h is Cam paign
A u d ie n c e
O n ly
N u m b ers
T h ir ty - F o u r
Carlton
C h arges
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L e a s e d W ir e fn t e m a t io n a r N e w s S e rv ic e
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CAPITALTODAY
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SPEEDWAY, IndinnnpH*. May hhnfl. The other ears out of the
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Special, Denny Sh,mfV
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that started the tilth nnmitd too Marmon
Duesenlierg and ( ’
W. DeltT \ VdllotVlnjf C ongressional Admiles were still in the race at the Green Special.
Jiltim m cnl Legisla tors II ;
end of. £00 miles here today- Tip*
Mecbnnlca) trouldfs nccoindi-d
gin T o Turnl* rtlttlMsiUingUr
Law s T o I'o lllic tll Action s i
lead wan held hy Jinway GleasSt^ for the retirement o f* all but
.
-----in a Duesenborg. His average was Sheaf's who crashed on tbe south
105,12.1 miles j)er hour, consider ton, in the .11th lap. lit*,«oi-t|J
v o ltlio U S H o ld
ably faster than last year's aver injury Hilly Arnold, driving
nf the two Hoyle Ynlve Hpi-Hitil- A .I
age of 10.1.070 miles per hour.
In te r e s t O f M a n y
(ilea* >n foiled abend into the remaining in the race war. replaced
lend after dueling with Bnge by Without Spence. Arnold1.a lc~ Uffttrtls Or I'irst Session Of C a p ta in O f S u pp ly S h ip l ea rs
Stnpp in a Miller. Special- These wire feported to have lieen bttrnV iolen t S to r m s M a y R esu lt
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change. '
v - f..
j GU-nKAifA*f> Philn* ilriviltg a Due* , yl! living*tin* lidjoitrniiieyf ,“ f Con- effoi^. tp 1Inti'L a i-eaiTliirgr pari/
Dutch I l»'l it Ita'Dli well u n ^ x. wiiy 1ndny
in*
The other-meniWrs of
IV"" 'III
M
l tliy *fi'ad.*
T..................
.G E T T Y S B U R G , F a ., I
ufWm\ Are lefdltm Island ly liinif.
i’eatured b y a scdlhinpr tler>*
five at 200 miles besides
^
ca-<*-._•»
i|.< - •
from for I be m in in g . Noljdi* f .xp.'ilit ion, X i . — ( I N S ) — F r o m th is gi
lu-nT
iiciation fro m Frank E van s
|
k
%
and lapp were; Ray Kcci-hypOi)-'
of niakidg itlUr to tbut' i he Mippiy win ii (^ttayDl* '.Miitfiio**' [b n ttlcg ro u n d o f th e C iv il V
y
Suiiiiot'ii -Millpf' Spft’ hil;
n
linst m em bers o f the soplex Special; Louis M yef, ’ Milleft
C o o lid c c sounde
KOUtidt*
Pfresidenb C'»olidRe
*1
oViiiTYMeye^j,
M
ilit/
Special
b*l
-felyuWMing
pint forma ^ u l e|c ling returned today To;lutXga li.*>. said rPlrpjticli'iib
Speeial
and
Lou
Mooror
•
Millpe
llml T a x p a y e rs C om m ittee
a C^j.ir;il Ncj^i* illipatcb frum
Special.
Tile
ears
farced
out
in.*
I
.whig
*
't
|
imipinirn
nt*
the*
a|iprJ«ujliio,:
oa
M
em
orial
D
ay
'.n
essage
tbe th ird d istrict, and a
King’* liny (niji.-■aifi’ fp\»oii.
eluded two favorites, Cliff-JVomU M i l l as.mA- litn ^ ^ w as
n.ih
........ ; 1„ 1|;|j,.V,) . j m v n . t i W s . - J
\ io|i ii(J:Ihimi'4*.Vontinue to rage pence and jfood w ill to
Idle rep ly from Au gu stu s
huiiy. I.g-d lyeatfat time i<o
* * , . i ;•
■
bury of Chicago, driving a Hoylf P*wt
.his vef-ell. .would In-* ground to w orld at large.
.
,
.
..v ..
k
-/I
hr
MS'OI
>
1
t*l
lllr
first
M
M
hlOlla
Harnett, president, o f the
Col re-ipdlidinc’. ....Uipp* wpVg
. .. i*...,
Valve Special wh * gave up after
in be |of, tlie (HVpply ship feared that
W ar, he declared, can
,7Ss per hour a| tliis *tage o1 • •-evvntieCh-**-out r w n s
.ri.r» lap** with a broken,'timing gear,
lyal Palm F ern ery.
who
National Memorial Dm- was apt
me commander
of
both
|iiil
l
a
• in I MlS I
.-4
J*>*
lenders
lo
n
ger-h i I iifrleratart |>y
nice.
was
out
with
a
brakrii
distriliulor
■coiiltf'defeat
Sidney
J.
CattV
“
God
I oh ce , by Toi-kutupilic W r * ((o f
lid he cam e to “ exon erate proprinlely observed m i ) 1, today
.
.
ijjini'- their
llil'l'UW---ill
- -j j j j - ^unHSrmi
l a iB iM iM jfr and h e—
rn
l
ize
^
'fVutinb
.an‘l
Gainldtng'platfcrm.
l)r.
M:n
cans” but w h o laum hed in with exercises ttagnl
■jjgiiiiiu-tiiiu
juiweta Join promptly
Kenzie'* nudirflcc cotisi.ded- of Itrra lL .L n .h ed i U e c *, ^
^
' .c,
plea in behalf‘ of AV.- II. Lai" Park liy Hnnfci d patriotic in:ga„iult^tkil3
-IHA
“
•
‘
rrI1ho
Unitcii
B U ie i. and Franc*
scopltmo
___
__ ( ■
-A. men*
o» |,,j|
luuifcUviC wnr,iH~,r~ h fliaigniu )nay* l*“ another candidal
d n t t h e lllllli^amtion*:- The C
|* S fL H K jv # Jbriofr; jnuhC
'" V , V it. (,1a. way (p Ki/tgM buy_ and a their efforts to fo its U ll fB'
v tiy ixsUr rallied m Jb* L-cTotc
nb^itaA:^t'ufdaac to
reported strife nnd become . parties to
h-yneetjng at tfrto. Dtury^ la-'-b|4,<.jn r^f-3mvid b>r tlic pluolngof ,,
T h r ^ t l o i i r camiiilale for tfov
.mil Hons,1 •luting y id fiv e hi milts Jiiviyyajxtl" lfotnnl fj om Arc!
Archangel, proposed
multilateral, anti*'
ir
f
rlfot^
wlio
retired
from
I
he
race
•ht \v„s by far itlib 'lim.-rf ITe/ilod •wreath oiT"
the
inemoriTil
haft,
uni'.
.... t.i<- ..............
11 . .lull jil t • lab -I
itidic.'*f)ens ore that within 48 treaty.
ii
pi lie’ present ruttipuigii.
an address by George (i. Herring, a month ago in favor of Dr. ilathI la- R,-pilldl, .in* 11.>1lit•*.t to en hours u\ioton* will Im scouting
"The world*wide Interest of
ITvvh Inmdreil uild fifty persons
nttiiriiey, wlhi paid fitting :ij\ia\, was intr.xlueed by I'ity
adiofiit ,<fJcgtslotfoii* to Control o\»-r tribe ice filled Arctic aeu United States nsidefrom the <
( piiitateiigier Frank I , Miller in
mined the litil^ 'auditorium of n-jliti*.*
11|«. herded o f all wurj.
Mlsfirnppi l.t^ej- fbft-J water-', to looking*..'for (lie nii-siiV’ Italia lilt- tntus of humanity make us v
(. Lake Mary Chamber of *
••W,. me nssoiiilded to show onr tlu* abreaei* of Mayer K. F. lions
develop a gnat Apn-rican nn-rch* I, •^it tijorm.s prevent on oscent. with peculiar disfavor not *
rce buildihg while tliree
Ibree score |,.spt.,i ami uff<Hiti><n fur and to holder.
Soviet Russia joined hands with
ant niarine, to usluce federal tax*
While '|O'. MncKcnzic
devoted Runiors y\re Circulated M»oiit GAs II ukm W i l l S t r iv e T o Heal alien li\ $22(1,1)00,000. i> ,-xl* iisio!t .Norway on,I Holy today in the any danger cf being involved
■herit stmid-<m tin- porch listen do honor to our soldier dead," lie
war ourselves, hut any danger
R
e
to
rt!
O
f
1250
M
ile
s
o
f
A
ir
Wall
Street
Thai
Other
IMu
Jo in lit (lie ilooF* and windows, raid in licgfnniiig hi* addi'ct*. “ In tin- largest pait of hi* hour nod a
of tbe Mississippi River barge search for the missing cxplora-y war ojnong nations,” the Pr»
C
r
iiis
ic
K
In
N
a
tio
n
a
l
E
lim
Automobile
Consolidation*
tion
expedition
headed
by
Gen.
lie audience was in liif.lt spirit* many wars they have fallen, by half ytpiH'i-lt to refuting nnd ridi
in ation Rnt'es In I 'ills lm r g lt line" among llamsaials of loll-*, I mlierto Nolnle.
Are Now llelllg Negotiated
The Muscovy dent said. “ Our Investments ;
■idiiig tlinrget against the read
(ill time after lime Interrupted land and sea. Ii makes no differ
and to tin* rt-roid mi tin- fatuous war department organized relief, trade n-lutions ore such that
w t>
clrhirmuh
made
by
Doylu
I*..Carl
speaking to voice it.* approval ence whether they were the ^Itnnj
I amid* r Du m Hill, vnintod t,y the nieasiirc.t.
is almost impossible.
cones
I'lTTSH
H
K
G
lI,
May
:.t»
HNKt
*
N
’
F.VV
YORK.
May
.lO.Acuui
\
\
i*
An
ice
breaker
ami
Nth thunderous applause.
or the gray, whether they fell'-im tun,-Tampa (emlidute, be dei lared
a sc.i plane are reported to hav*j of any Conflict anywhere on ea
/r •
- Circling majestically over Ilei ll-niM an,I poiding in the Semite
near The opening of Ids talk ihjd J riiiiui |,y t'liej Chrysler * orporaDisplaying kn-n ren-ntnienl at the decks of the Monitor or Merri
TbtjDl n 1110,-1 ats pointed to I’reft left Archangel‘to cmiilie the bleak which would not afflict us1 Itlj
tis
Field
McKeesport,
tingiant
lint of th e1tioll of the entile properties
if
■ ief|isal of his .poll; ieul cue- mac; at the liable of Gettysburg "Carlton'1him failed
,1, ii : t'o-vjidg* a veto of f-nitti leliet and desolate Siberian coast.
lously’*
...
lies to reveal tlic'r identity a.-. or Manassas; whether tlu-y fell in piclii iv, *1.ft. i* a b -olu ^ y iiiiknoiX-n Dodge Urothei-*, lie*., is the fore nnvy iliiagible I .os Angeles (^irt legl IntliYii. will,'ll tin* S itale sits
Iinli.in Alpine ;Chns««uni, un
"The one thing that w t w:
ailrV*ii.^ai
lent
new
edm
to'
tIn
*
I
nil
J
im
|n| laen promised, ami express Cidia nr h i l|w iplnins of France;, m) w^itM^l sJi|ip.,rl" Ai’il 11is own nuiiii-r o f othci important and fai
taiioil.-Ris oppoteot “ ‘pock-l veto' der i In- leadership fjf a Norwegian above all else for ourselves *
l g his eolitempt for nn n Nklio ,|j1(.y ai|.‘ u|U n»iMiers of the gii-al j city . Cmmpn > iA t libA^lillely a i teaeliing mergers in the uut.ntio notional elimination balbjkn
I I lie Gr*'0 t Mliv'h*' Nilgais devcl guide, wen- landed from' tile s,ip- for other nations is a continual
,yl
y n
*
|
i ii«-f*,-»r .Vqom t3 loll and
Imi’t fight in Hie open and " " " eiiipne <d ilijrs, .ind a* such we •gainstl hlm.U;
Mill "I plv -dup i itta Di Nl'dano to search of peace. Whcthur so intended
tie
bile Ini- mess, arc Hiding to widely la r i, while thousand, g.illuD|^ I laptnuii x , lie sXlJ " l lm iib
j,. too cowardly to rign their |most (>ver li.ild tl> .i in h
llu- northern ■,-a t of Spitzlx-rgen
and
riicillated leporls in Wall Street f.,i tin* races nnd iiuinorial Day . - 1 nal, Lttil invest igiit lot is.
not, any nalins engaging in v
oul like a, snf.- 4hu'mh, honest, sin*1
limes to vicious real innli* ions at legard.*’ .
\Q•I w«. Yigh spots of I la Set lilt,* ill and adjacent ice floes for the would thereby netcssariljr be»i
today II wits iiuu,ied that active MTV fees*.
mi - mg Italia.
T,lt.y
i k« upon me." Mr l-.vuti* lank
look
They r.i^e altyve ; Mn'did ami cere, ecnTi, inn-, as clean as u in-gotintloos ax* now going fee
gaged in n course prejudicial
Tl ie do igibl, liiiVrlllltg ,ai «, hr j naira *,'which tile D< in . i.t'. pi,ill
t
A Norwegian seaplane will soon
He floor olid one by on* r 1*1i‘‘*‘ , ».t.|
ambitions nmi" cniisoeruted hound's Uioth." In D i. Mm Ii, nxi,-', wlird looking lowaed (lie inclusion
I
rf.-.l
i
v
ase
pjiliticullv,
were
r*vel
us."
dlde, appear, ,1 on llie Itorizon
*ul.c
o
ff
from
Ixing'n
Hay
to
oenut
opinion,
llalh.iw.-iy
"is
the
onlv
charges and insiiiuu.i. m . which tin-msel^es 'Ju the service of their
ttthmo
l
Ifai
.fin'
H
>
pnblnuii
I’arty
o| soveial other well known auto
Mr. CollJgc cxtrolled th<i min
In-fore noon
(l-.Astern
flu- Arctic sen. The tapurt thnt
mai'.i
ii said had been ma*!.
.e'rinxl j (.,,nntry.' Wo nee lAniml to them hy sunn tli il bn-- n single i liaiu'e <f mobile touip.aii.es to the Chrysler shortly
fi'i-eu ,->| f 21,0.01)0 of I lie Cant met)
forts of M. Brinnd, French min
*)u
caiitain
of
the
Milnivo
had
re.^taudaid
Tint*)
and
eircluil
the
boating
Sidney.
.1.
Catts.
lie
is
im through tin* advi-rti -iitf i'll tn.j, ,,f i.food, of conivnk'slilp, s>f,
I i*»lge family.
huge fieUI where tin* f o.ytcen t,^. Trading Coi,)(ia(iy'*. oil kinuurcd ceivrd a fragmentary inessags te.* of foreign affairs, and Sect
apej. n jmjn iti(,n qnM of honor., No innTi llvu-vcast ill the home brew.
Inns of the morning lu-w-si
.
Various nth* r . miip ilii* «, it wan .ftllloonc Willi m nudities* fl+t lil.V^iy. Iiiiu,l"'')h.r5uk*h tb.,'YWhi‘ls ef from a whaler indlcnlioft the II- (a r y -o f Ntate Kellogg to^i/oirv vl
•
l
RcpeatejITy during tin- latter
John Meisch, riiainuip) of tint is entitled to greater praise of
lln riv-i# . Sinrlnir, and tie* attl* .,)i.1 may have lauded on Amster world powers in a treaty,lim it!
said, are involved in Merger move* the rnc*-.
rhe
unity hoard, pr« sidedT*yer’
platitude from hi i fclbiwdian then part of his speech In* called l poll llial have not yet ( juU u .ik d dcfi
Tho I o* A i,gel,-- will ht-nd lioine I ihUm of Republican lenders in dam Island or the nearby ice
(Continued on page G)
L-ling .and in presentrtl^ 'Mi these sleeping comrades of ours. Curlton to quit the race heenuse ■life propfsi-ejab-*. Ihe
i'I1uik Ilium bands Tbe I V iiim
told is not yet confirmed.
It
!&)iilliiig
I'a.-kar.l ward to l.ak, toil>t, N .1, alt^V I(A|
he,.
Mm-Kensie,
had
"slalibed
the
tvwns introUuced hlin'as.aii ’ih "" ! . “ Greater love I at li no ninti than
ay h e iif
The day
—
11,*i-1
efiil'- al.st* Ini- n, I l.< talk ul, ml is generally discredited. Stormy
I Company^ TT.i 'exam ple, was re
M filid coiiscil-ntioll* pu'dic sei tlilnr* VVIi.it greulei thing can any Cni'ltou half t ^ Ii ami In d them potted L. lie Seeking to ab.snlh program begin-, al noon when (la* evcllfioi' j l
NtliOtura I,Si weather continues over tin* Arctic,
|;inb" \c,ho could “ look any man ni0.It do for any eaiise. for ain writhing and t ick, ii in the du-t I aimllMc lomt.tfiy with li view .1 the balloons,arr to be prepare,I W illing N. \;,ii-,'. ul IVitliii., nnd ' Si, gigantic was the mountain of
light in the eyo and bo not a fjfilh. foi aiiybuilx or ati.vtliing, lie called Cnrli a "a snake in lh e| " peeiftg a wedge into the Hinder for tb q 'jraw ' off. uN displnv -f F in ii |. L Nnwlli. ..f III . 1-^(1 Itiq i**e piled V’ p around the Milano
grass' ami a "gn.»«e hissing ai a
u lt"1, th*<t ii could not approach Am( i 'out mill'd on page I )
'than lay down bi* lift* for them. I
ate pi in* to ld. Jl was also rum tropba-Leis I,, la- followed by no P<i I>Ilu.,K^ for lise ..I ":.b, h/un,IS:(etrrdiiln l«l:lo<l and the captain
ineee
/
>
f.
re,(
flannel.'
lie
snid
the
exhibition
of
parachute
t,-aping
.know of no higher tribute that
i'll I hell* l ampauriv
aredJithat the (JerCe-Arrow Motor
r,*iiMi-te,l 1,1-, ileterniinution
to
Tanifmn would be In, ky t>> carry
, Memorial -u i^h-'s with army
C‘ongrft'-s went lema- w ai’ v an I
can In* paid to me nn-moiy of any
Cat t pbipany and another big
•ciurn to .King’s Hay for fear
two counties in the entile state.
Rind navy planes twirl t, ip *i( v<, are tile,I 11,>i(l?bal I ling
I
Ihe
I.
-ubl
J A C K S O N V IL L ^ fW ,. May. :
|man limn to say of him, as we cn.i
company are w olfin g 'eMi airaog.-.
his Oilp W'-rild le ground to pieces.
jto follow. Thill the i* i Mgraiilicalls
Dr. j.Mm. Kenxie pirturnl Hatha
Tho Carlton forig(A<trhor ban,
' m i ., of these, ih.i! lie was true to
nicis for a c*mbinntion with ns for a review ,>f itn- contesting er Dam |nl and facing jm-t- u>
way nk,'a barefoot hoy studying - sets of approximately S'lU.IHHI.OIMI
wagon that began (trailing hei
de pel ale Tli fight text i iH^'lfn*
his mother, hi,* country ae.J his
Ibdlooiis
I'l'Minutly
at
t’
>
I*.
M.
liy the light e f a pine-Knot and
nfter Doyle t.'nrltoiS speech *
the "»inQini:*.lii d l o
and a line <>l cars ranging tiom I Knotcm* Do* light T iiim-I the De loll w;i- tuiole
God.
!,W
gradually raising himself, step hy
last week Is gathering momci
ito m o l
til
D«*
IinSemite
*Tn the hard- ef *m Ii men ymi"
llless
$1,2!*:. to pu.uun olid luorr.
troit N-Wfxi W
N'av- r ,,f De
i/
step, until he came to his pieseiit
turn every dav aiM all Indie:
r
in*
j
,Us
mn,
(Im
.
virtually
Tim Cliry-Hli'i Dodge deal, ole* '\Yeil. piHtt? " i l l la k e 'off.
I country i* sail Vmi need m t fear
l.w cc-niblions |ioint to Mr. Carlton carr)
position as ehairman of the roiul
an automobile graft, nnd trukery, and nmlfeas
i :.»ii uu; ii.< t imei im*iil m \i winter.
of ilie largest and most siguili ist- at five Aninule intervals^
ing Duval County by u declslv
Icpavtmcnt. Ifc saiil he recoin*
* ©
‘ last night on XVest
Il
pnsM-i'l
the
I
louse,
bi-l
week
and
Ihe
otIn
r
to
ennteatants.
»
^Coiitiiini'il on page '>)
cant met gel * developed in the
ry. i>
t>..
plurality. .
mended
Hathaway
to
Mai
tin
when
Itreet. J. K Thomns, an Atlantic
Tim balb-ons will strive fo nil Indications point t>> its over*
keen competition in the autumnrrubaldy the largest block o
the govVnmr wns looking for a
foast Line employee, was in the
JACKNONVILLL’, Fla.. May HO. votes in tliis section of the stat C " u V ,
bile industry Inis projected Walter hrenk tin- recoul oD 12511 mites win-lining .adoption whenever tho
new rond department head, lie
|ounty jail today ta*ing charges *"
-Ruth Hi van Owen Va* accepted went Mr. Carlton'* way here h
I*. Chrysler into the limelight *i* air cruising, made in lit HI bv Senate readies a vote.
traced Hathaway's rise Ihrough
ckless driving, nnd Mrs. Harold
Scnut*r» llirani M Johnaon ( R ‘ llu- inv ilntiui! of (tie Duvnl C um Id* iiitlorsemont by the Constitu
one of tile outstanding men in the Xrtii^r llnwlev nnd Gus Post
small school* to the head <*f the
Listncr wns in t h e j hernnld
business. I'o the Wall Street mind. Last weal's record at llie Akron of C.ilif., Olid Hem v F. Ashiirsl ty ILmL Hryun Owen Club and lional League of Duval County
Orlando educational system and
races was mode bv* Ward Vail Hr. ( l » ) of Arizona, nppiming leaders will el-n,. her ranipaign in this Tlie league is composed o f 100*
Laughton Hospital siifR -ibit Horn
Chrysler, Henry Ford nnd John I.
then to superintendent of public
man and Wolter Molten, who flow
landul hut Ii4tto-$>u» ' nwrw*it was an male voters.
Jn tIm fi1ihus',-i thnt Idockcd nc* city Monday night
Rnskob of General Motors ale the
a diptnnee o f 581 miles in
32
itiXtnictioti
in
Duval
County.
A striking illustration o f Mr
II rs. K ns lifer sustained a fractuv.
•
-------tinn on the hill this r.ession, both iiuuncrd today, lu her message nctitans of tho industry.
linurs.
Dr. Mil* K< nzie <pencil his speech
gained picstigo bv their purllnien eipting tile invitation Mrs. Owen Carlton's strength in (his eoont:
|d arm. several seveie * »»*
Circuit «<mrt recessed ih i' mornIt is the announced intention
l e lioilv and moner m* bruise” jf|K until t>atnr*biy because of the with*a short outline of his reasons of tlit: Chrysler Corporation ' to
tnry nchleveni*‘iii
.bdinnon vvmi etated Rial she had wired lu-i op is represented In ft straw vote'o'
Ihe was reported to bo r c * l i n ^ h?<-m i, ,lf t*v„-ninlctial » messes for quit ting.' the governor's race. rctnii( tin* Dodge iiunic nnd. for P r e s i d e n t L i v e n H i s
the greater | *|iiilurit>\ nccluiltt, poiietil W. .1. Neals, inviting loin tho Du*4H County Dairymen’
Mr.
Carlton
ry
imfortnbly today.
I in the triul oi < . M* Hogg, f'"'* He said he would have had the tho present at least, to emit time
the Senate >, -tenlay hfternoon to appeal* on tin- same platform Asiociation..
F
a
r
e
w
e
l
l
B
r
e
a
k
f
a
s
t
coivetl 30 out o f 4G first choii
The accident occurredUahout 11 „„.r Altann.iiti* Springs, murshall support of So nf of, I and i'eniinole th«j existence o f the Dodge * .ir*.
giving him a , ronieiwlcuis ovation^* w'itli tier that evening.
votes.
:\
I ’cbuk According to a versi-m oh [charged with 4ln* murder of Jog- County. The .;>eop|i> iif Central . with the separate Dodge dealer
Aslmrut however win:-eongia'.ulalThe
local
club
today
corrected
a
O f tlu» first fifteen abzente
W A SH IN G TO N .
Mav
.30.
Florida,
he
sn*iil,
Were
rallying
to
j
■lined l»v the sin riff's office, Mrs. l>pb Com .
,
t'd mi all rlili-s, •gveii -hy JiW op- statement made hy M in . Owt-n'i votes cast in DUvnI qounty, Ml
organization. The belief exist- in
( I N S ) — President Coolidgo gave
Jiis banner, and. that when he de
pbueuts, for the way.'in whieh he opponent in West i ’ulm Ucuch Carlton was given nine fira
\Vnl| Street, however, that Clnys
u
farewell
breakfast
t
i
congres
cided t<5»witlidraW he was I'onfideiit
Ior is building an iii-gnuization sionul Republican lenders at Hi*' , ondiieted (ha- lOnVessful fihliuster. lunt night in which lie stilted that choice votes It h said. The or
Die xvAiild eiirry many counties, lie
Dade gnnizaUon which is backing Mr
that wilt ultimately give Iji-neral White House today. Among tin* Johnson kept' lk** hill holorp the oilier lunatics aside front
said he kmw that meant many
Mot, is :■ battle for domination in guests was vice President Duwos Semite n|pl help**,I to lruv»* it el, hail been ignored in n challenge Carlton in this eonflty Is rernrd
wheel wllU'k had ",Vked o ff »»'•;
,* ^ 1 ,
,|i(. defen.ie witvotes would be split among C alls’
Ixle Thomas, '4|$ .
.^ v e lm g "in nesses wcie not pre-tnt and n - opponents and he decided to hack virtually every pVice class fur au wlio nttended the first of llm acted in tliu House. He predicted from Duval to Dade to produce a cd ns one o f the strongest, fron
larger Owen majority. This chal a vote-getting standpoint.. evoi
tomobiles. Chrysler and
Dodge numerous White House brcuk'aal victory in tli»* Senate next j»*ar.
Ian. wa,-i said ft l}e„ traylu n .
n,lrH|r,| „ rece"* of several days
the best man, I * . • Hoflinway.
lenge waa sent to the Dade club supporting a candidate* [or stati
One
,
*,tier
man
gained
upprolia*;
cars
are
the
popular,
und-um
rriifr
lltotit.
westerly* directum.
iiK onler to
parties wliich Mr. Cn ilidge liuu
lie pnid a cnnjpijinciil
.
"
'‘O'
_ to .lames priced cars.
tion during llie session just ended lit the time Mr*. Owen hroudeunted office.
Tin* larger inuvhir.c cjasb^l in -Onm inn* .elei-trd to trV file
,
liqd in (lit* last t w-* year,.
mid
J,inmi t-niuliil.ilc
M. Cursqii, Rl.iiuoi
caiuu
ChoTles M. DurrnWe. sta ff* at- .
over tin* radio and said: "W c
was
vice*
Presiileiil
Charles
G.
• The merger o f llu* Chrysler
lit the j.-a r of the siijai *o * *•«' jnarvliall j, t-otlipiKl'd of I.. t ItOther guests were: Sp.-aker
torney fo r this* eiicuit who It •
Melton
R. J. ,-l.ief f ,»*• o f VacCo tracks and gain* aniLDodgo TnleicSts re.-oills in the
(.imaging iLtrt a considerable c* Blyblnn, H A
laiugworth and Reps.
Tilson, Dawes. Just as* llie Senate ad guarantee* lo match every vote candidate fur reclection without
Iding, when" fio'-ald*’*!that "Jim
uiitboritlew.
Tb'el."
.1
C.
Moffett,
A.
V
V
Davis
gikcii
Jtuth
Hryun
Owen
in
Dado
creation o f • a new organization Snell, Ilnwley, Wood o f Indianik •journed,■ it gave him a', rising o f
ont, accord'ing to ri*
opposition is one o f th# most’
Carson has done one o f the biggest
I'he sedan veered to.one side amf H I.. Dnnn. XV. T. Peters. T. R things c f any man in the race, with n total capitalization of I'*" Mnprs and JuhiiMiu of S o u t h -lla-tn lm n o f elieers and npplaus* afl<*r-. uhd h.r.-hy iliullenge your club active o f Mr. Carlton’* suppose
Itiiiige.
(
’
F
.
Hentoii.
Hraxtijr.
V
>r
nny
other
<
Inti
to
produce
a
Senator
Jolinsim
bud
,
paid
dviiJi
***
tween $450,00(1,0(10 and foOo.i-UO,
{rashid into a ditch. Mr*, kastprr
Other prominsnt C'jS j S
Itni’ gctt. VV. I.. Stomh-nniin ait,I conquered self,’1 but h erylilU 000, wlii*li ranks m*xt .to Geimrul kola, and Senators CurtiH, BtiCuli, magnificent tribute. The Culif*ir* larger Owm 'uiujcrit.y" When Du* here.
i ns tin own from tin1 car with her
tuen include SlaBtoD Wallcei
Smoot,
Moses,
Watson,
Phipps
aijd
(Continued
on
rntfe
J)
"*
J.
D.
Dn«s**v.
nia Senator eoni^tumnled -tlioNVe;- v a t V return* eoiue in it will not S. Peterson, 3. •V . W a rd and
t>1plors,uiul llie Ford C,»ni[yny in i.i
haby but the infant escape*d in *
r cjta..H. M
_____ ____ *A A fter d "liberating only u shell
Prasideiit on lirt " fu i r n i m t f ^ ^ tic-iircosafy.
production
und
yearly
sul*;s.
The
Frank K. Jennlrttfa.
ury..
> . fled. lime, tin* jury in tin* rase of Owen C r a f t , l A > n j r M i s s i n f f , I'onsoRdut-.ion Is to be acnnii|ilislu-,l
partiaiify,
nbilitwamd chiiragV- nnd
Thomas is said to haw
Washington and Ids limns, neg
r ------- g
■ ■
‘ "-s a
caving the parties ul the wcenc «»t mh-s rhaiged with the murder <*•
liy an cxcliutige v t stoek..
. A i r m e n I n s p e c t P l a n e Senators rheefOH the tribute J U "
Is B e lie v e d L o c a te d
A
fter
a
short
scanh.
schoolboys.
Dawes*
blushed
1^-llie
Mann
nttother
nes'rn.
re
JIn* wrick.
B e fo r e
S ta r tin g
U pp
Inte
cstly. This eanie in diwiilaS; con
Idu-riff C. M. Hand and -JJpputy turned a vrrdlrt of arqmtlnl
P o lic e
H o ld
R e la tiv e
NO
RFO
LK,
Va.,
.May
(50.—
(IN
S
)
c
«»"
found
»l»>i*_
nian
»"
trast’
lo the vita I’ rcaidepl’n Inau
v»st**rd,iv
afternoon.
ThMay
.10.—
’
DAK
I,
O A K ItA N P , Calif.,
(icorga Gray
— A cupsized yacht alwml'tlie tize
O f M u r d e r e d - C h i l d ( I N S ) — A thorough scrutiny" o f guration, wdieii he publicly »xsbuked
|tj» holm*. He was hiding H"tH*r " renuired only one. d*v. the niry us the Philadelphia,yacht Giunt.
their navigating i-quipment *cn- tlie Senate *ui itb_ "nritthitf .lilies,"
cd and when «|UwUon«l con‘i ^ " p helm' i|ulcj<lv sHh.rrd yeslerdav reported uiissing .for two months
W ASH IN G TO N , * M h>x 3 0 — directed agftinU tho Senata for
vile- accident is said to bu*r morning an.l the taking i«r ••'•*
’ TOLEDO,
Ohio,
May
00— gaged the attention hero tixjav o f
l"tf
delin’
iieginnimr
lmin«diately was blown up tmlur by the roast (IN S )r- A 24 ycar.iibl ytmlli. said
( I N S )—The- unprCeederttW , ac creating so many apodal inquiry
i
.
^
i
l
knowledge
of
itk
"
J
*
Captain
Cliarlrs
Kingsfurd'Kmith
lleni*
C a r lto n W ill B e O n
•hrrrtfter.
Allora'-ys -L
b- guard cutter maniiimr ubout 45 l « fA |i cIomw ri’Utivi* at tho vietion of tlie Utilise in naming a
The committee, headed by Hep.
and his threp fellow airmen, who
}aid trtjtave l^rn ttlidec the
lfousholder and II. S. Whit- rep miles o ff winter quarter.
campaign
expeuditure&.iilvu&tigat- Lchtbach (R> o f New Jeraoy, in-}
A
i
r
T
o
m
o
r
r
o
w
N
i
g
h
t
,
tim
,
was
;
under
urreJt
to«biy
in
plan
to
take
o
ff
tomorruw
morning
lluence i.*f jlcptnr.
resented the nreroes and Millard
Tho craft was Piloted white (X)nn^.r nnq with * the kldnapplftg
ing committee when a Jonatc comJ eluded: Jlep. New ton-(ID o f Min
nn n fouratop fliglit to Australia
H; Smith, stale's altorney. hand* with a green bottom^yefluw gun
Dilttee
Is iilreury mi tfiir'jjql* f«u »* nesota: Nelson (H ) .o f Maine; Hannd ntbrder o f seven year old In the tri-motored
Friend* and supporters o f Dnyle
monoplane
led the prosecution.
Salerdav wale and n red stil|to w lnw the Dorothy Sziiagowski. In addition Southern Cross. The hhge craft Carlton, candidate fo r governor •e,| entmiderable s|>cculutlun In po gun (D ) o f AnqmsOs and Black.
Court
will
rer—
wno
gunwnle. The Manning used u gun poller are searching fo r a middle
litical circles today. Two motives (U ) o f New York. Tha KopubU-"
N O T IC E t o
vs
'Horning nt f
n'elnck. A recess cotton mine to destroy the craft, aged man a neighbor of the fnht- rrstcrl in a hangar ut the Oakland will have an opportunity to hear wefe generally uscrihod-:u desire
A L L C A N D I D A T E S -*
for election day U expected to whlih was a menace to navigation Uy,
Municipal airport, while the fliers the Tampa a llu r ify over fid io ta ylicck mute the nctiVitlus/fl/ the e»n ineinUm* ars said to b* favor
.»r
able tu Hoover, while Ragon
assisted
by navigational experts in tomorrow night wdten In* speaks in xrnntf eominltter, and to proteejt
j tie riak-n next week.
Tha g ir l wn» kidnapped from
o ff the Virginia const? The Giant
named
to
represent
Southern
[
To insure insertion of you*’
Miami. Arrangement* .have been tlii*
.... late rests . o f.. Secretary of
Jlerald *
disappeared after leaving Chacles- I khI early yesterday,' hustled uway spected its instruments.
orraey and lllack is a ba ‘
I.OCUBT8 IN VAD E C A P IT A L
ad in The Sanfhrd
Plans to launch the hazardous completed vyherby statlop W Q AM lf*’^ * ^ ^ ; Hoover.’
in an autnnml)l!f, mistreated and
Sur unlay,
Goj-crnor "AT* Smith. tou,
S.
C.,
and
bad
nine
persons
Political Edition on theq strangled to denth.
Her trans-Pacific-. Journey today wvro of >ttAt city will Imtftiffcqsl the
' House leaders, w ho put the
A mcollng o f th«t
Vnur copy should be ,n *
W ASHINGTON.
May 1 ! » aboard.
rcsplutlon through in The closing probably Will be held se
•Isidy was '-found on the froht t,bandjiiast*Win n it wus discovei^d'. ajieech hegiiining at.H'u*fliH*k. "
Herald office hy Friday.
__CIK8>— N « » tbnt Congress l»u«*
Mr^ Y ’arlUin h»n spoke, several hnurirnoieh nr her grandfather’s Imfne Kat ’u
j radio beacon at C riasyA r^ iy
t> » M*4*ion without haeh indicated, but no
I.IN llY LAND S
The volume of politind angone.
Washington
torlay vvas
less than' on Hour after tjie ‘ kill-^ Vicld In San Francisco would ujd tliilpsi ever radlA^but. o(j this oc predmis^notice, wteodfastly main- hearings are 'In prospect.
vertislng being received tor
threatened with nn invasion of 17
hupping.-t J *
.
l>e reiply.^for 0 »e until tomnrroow. casion Ilia "unseen ntidjapee’’ is e x - I toined that tlie House wns simply expectation o f House leader*
AMA1LLO, Texas., May .10.
tbi* edition mnkts it
Police refused to give the euitir Tho flleraSKHrlll
year old locust The locust army
i R w a M depend on thia bca* )iocted to be larger than ever be exercising It i'rig h t * to nu*«t hny patently Is that the
»gry fo r The Herald to »e*
was entrenched across the P>to* — (IN S )C o l Charles A lJndbergli, nf the nrisdnrr. Coronet* Frank con to help guide them .aver the fore because, o f the lnt|B>t)e interest emergency that might ariscT The •hall be held In i w t l e
cu te, the co-operation of all
landed
ai
the
local
airport
about
.jj^overrd
teeth
marks
mas in the Virginia suburbs, l.n
courre pf Um firs tle g ’ qf thai.- ill the gubernatorial campaign aiuj- (louse wus regularly turned down the rreridentl^l eompaltn
eamlidatci
In onler that no
in
■(be
0' rough whirl) It is hoped
• hall get under way should A
.som e places, the locusts were ah 11:45 A. M., today and took o ff tl,rough
to ilono- b,*cause o f the growing 4|de o fis e n - propora.U fo[* Investigations anJ
eanilii'nl.. will have. hlHmenwithin H> minutea for Clovis, N. slaver may he definitely ldentl- flight, a LViOO mile
j caudal bo untarthejb .
.
considerable
.
criticism
*
lias
been
thick
it
appeared
n
.
black
cloud
tlmcnt In behalf o f this caodidatc.
*«g e left out.
fled.
M.
”
1 *
was passing over the sun.
—
Stalking before the smallest
audience whirl, has been gntherc I
In SApibinolif County sluring the
present primary campaign. Dr. \V.
A. MhrKenftle, lornter guhernatorinl i-nnilidate
spokesman
Sanford A tto rn e y E ulogizes for Dr. F,iits*‘A. H.a*.away, chair
Fallen H eroes A s “ True T o j.mnn i f the State Road Depart
M others, C oun try A m lG od j
incut, last night scored the Pond
Exercises A r t 'H eld In Park
chairman's opponents and named
---- TTv
Hathaway as the only, man who
MERGER SAID TO ATTENDS START
OF BALLOON RACE
r
Duval Vote LeaguThrows Support Ti
Carlton Cppdidaf;
’liomas Held Here
[n Jail Following
tile
Mrs. Owen Accents
Duval InvitationTo
(lose Drive There
Witnesses’ Absence
Causes R e ce ss Of
Court ThisMorning
-1
r : U ‘ " •'u 's c r z s -x i- ’*«
Frolic Committee Causes Speculation
«
�T
rfr
*>r ..
—
S IX
t h e
^ n r in m i)
h e r a l d
.
s a n f o r d
, Fl
o r id a
, T
u e s d a y
,
m a y
-2 9 , - 1 9 2 8
Portion •of Huge Crowd Which Heard Doyle Catlton at Jacksonville
‘RU1
SUr
R ig h t
H a n d e r. L im its .'
L o c a ls T o F iv e i l f t a ; F r is * b ie S m a s h e s O u t 2 -H n g g e r
W E ST P A L M BEACH , May 2ft.
— Sanford failed to do anything
with “ Rube” Brower's slants Here
Monday* afternoon and the Sher
Iff* copped the second game of
their aerie* with the Celeryfeda,
0*2. Brower allowed but five hit*,
two o f which, with a walk and a
Sacrifice fly, netted the lone two
visiter tallied in the eighth. Ernie
B ofke’a jr»o g * »it .t* ; IM g e s rarly
and burfching'single* 1ft the seeo 4 d,- third and I fifth htnlng* for
two run* each, registered the win.
T flt Sheriffs ran wild on the bascfc,
eaecuting a double'steal and n
. ttlple steal In the fifth with Ileiy^
1#^ taking home on the latter rtfl-> -
I t
2
.
U- ®
hiil
till
* o r » f
ah
\ S Frtiible,
• s**uiqf air • s :■ 4 «
HeweL I f - > -,4 0
3 (1
W odV^f
Barnes, lb . .
4 0
McConnell, r f . .. 4 0
Wallace, 2 b
2 II
Halva, 3It _____ .3 II
. 3 II
Adair, r ...
Hodge*, p , .
*3 J
XJackson . A
.1 ,0 V
1
2
II
II
1
0
0
1
Defeating Cincinnati Reds
Barnes
anil
N E W YO RK. May * 8 .— (I N S ) nighteAp. Benton
—The Chicago Cuba can regain were (he winning pitci
L ’ lh .i/
first place by l»eating the leagyc-^ ’ The. Boston Braves I
man*
leading Reds today. The Rod* arc rim t gsme under Horn)
nobody'i set'up however. *The)- agfm ent, beating Brooklyn 4 , to 1.
are playing the best hall iijrtne lea T h e Brave* droppdil the second
gue having won seven, of their last game, ft to 3. Hendrick and Bis*
sonette getting homers.
nine starts.
Outside o f the Yankees, Chica
Both o f the leaders won yeaterlay. C a r l Mays, Cincinnati’s sub go is the only Anterican league
marine ball expert, whitewashed outfit that hns been playing bet
the Carilinals 2 to 0. St. Loui* ter than -*0 0 ball, The Sox ropped
dropped back Into the second d i their fourth victory in their, last
six start*
by shading-Dg(sf>it
3 to
t* bv
.
.
vision.'
... f^.duel between ,l{yonx and(
_
in
.F orty thousand fans, saw Sher
iff BtykS o f the Cubs win his fift*n Vnn- G ildrr./jyxm * yielded *<}nly. W i :
VtraiKfit’ *yk-trti(i^ He held the Pir I fodr hiU<.
*
**
»t<V tbRfite* hltT'and blanked thenH * The l*-*t\ pitching’•Ja-rformTh^:»
l 7 ft^ e t;i*ffU ii:i*'hrvl*7had a p e r - U f M,e daV-wa* t'irn«|i in by, HddV
ret tiifli/xi t*i> ftw itii three hits and b y o f the Senator*, w h ojie.d Un?
wrecked Athletics .........
’ t«f* t»_ 'Jjpir
■ff
’ :>
'
Tni&*&|p)t* •'junjpj-d • to third aing|c* hV ' Bishop nni^ wsn .ih r.
place lT)V, taki'ifg/>'.tw'd Tlus’e one:, romp\4 th *K.The Nats liidn u won
game all Rest week. - *
from the Phlllits, 3 to*4 aryl 2 tA
The Browns took a. 10,to K slug
’* *muh-/ln'the,<rliW-rrih
woli
I. Ott's
^ingl^■rinM^HyHt{v*■
the opener anlr'ltbr/C* y jh l tjsfow (irsl from Cleveland,’ The Yankee*
in the ninth/galUCthe.PhiH ‘ the ami the Bed Sox did not play.
I
II
lb
m .;-
k
LV
Lift
31 2 -ft 23 8 ”
-aHoguji out.vhiL by hatted hall.
' -xBattwlI I6r Hmlges’ ip’ jiinlh.
W Palhi Bench, ah 1 r *h jro n p’
B‘ucMc*v as r s.. ub vji 0 I* 3 I
Bttgkf,* Th *
W \ i 7. o
n
U o g a r. 11 —
4 I • I 7 o -.o
¥ »rg v ) r f '
4 1 2~>, 0 0
Beasley, cf
.3 2 0 Vly.O
0
O lm l, 3b ...
I 0 2 Y iy o
n
Lugrancn, c
fter Ending :
A 'etics
Tit ’V
■
By Davis J.
i . Walsh
aUh /
' 40 *1 • uncjuded could have kept the
g Internationnl News1 * * " ” « * '; . Ahleli'ran Uii|tue problem within
IP
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H|x>rts Editor
"SlL't* ’ • ’ ii -it
<
i t v - i f 0^|,u,• The -YolInpHe. of thnt club
S 5 rio . ll ^ft^m.- crirvindng in^ >' ir»,^ yV ^ S l lhnt
^ Ubm bn''
___ *
,
, e ... fallen out ot the husigesn nnd that
Mason, ‘5i,
Brown, p
‘ T o ta l, ...
m
a
Wy.
...
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IT cm ? let a portion o f th e hmje cfp*v<1 w hich turned out lo hear D oyle C arlton a t JafWflpnvillc T h tira d a y nVjiht w hen M r. C arlton , speakT e m p le G ra v es , ed ito r o f (h e J a cjiso n rille Journal to (h e stand and a sk ed him lo read a lisl of
in c fro m th e p la tfo rm i a t r i g h i , 'A n te d '
O.queittiong. th e e d i t o r had
.......................
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•_
ffo- r.
asked C arl Ion in **
the colum
ns o .f .(h. e . Journal..
Thfc’ crow d ch eercd:‘;wUdl.y as th e m.
T a m p a C andidate
g o v e r n o r ansi ' I ^ Jac^ndtiville T im es-U n ion, which is su p p ortin g f o n s lla ln a w a y , estim a ted th e c r o tfd r.t 4,500, hut other
vert'd each o f’ llie q[itestioryw
u cslio
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cstih iates gla re d t h es ’ i t u m i K ^ l cfil?i:Mo/7»(*l)o! h c ecrd in c lo rep orts received 11c ; c . . 1^CarJ{ o i: .u tItO’.'/n in t!*«! ins'-l.
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b>**DPinl f*,r«l
Counts H«fj.|
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P f.V lT N l-S S nKWare, Itll'l • I I II
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inn uL.tri
f'lt'lk nf (III* 1‘lrcult l*yfv I
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for
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* The ..iiinnteur horticulturists of
Editor’s Not<'j|Here is in r e -j anil Gilmer J^tael**. wbre winners (Sl).\ I.)
** .
A
simforiiUind vicinity
he Ki.uv
great- ,| sump -J. th ‘ .activities o f th e, in the 1mit.stt A.rriinnl Hunt, with |
|V will "V
.
•' -’ .
.
I
„ Summary Dismissal O f Jack fy interested in the annual- June i
'f
Declared
j
Slatlerv
Displeases
Huh
^rnry' * 'J1 i t)i<>
oonnsiiinii mluttl-enough -whit
-whilei r r - F t t n s i ^ f i a H i n ^ l H t a w D t W
4 0 2 0 0 *01
t ^ onnosainn^aianLenough
sft*-MJ. U 21.
- l h u U i b ^ o n t l e ^ _ 4 ! ^ ^ . . A ( i(-s wpft, ,0j lnu rr-ur
—
" f i rst Milmumshed thiyworld to ’ takt-. j p
, l)0twi,vn A p r. j u. an,j May
020—2
nothing ror
for gcunuu
gttiflU-d u
in,- onsetmti
hasebftB vy ( : ^ , , .................i„
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L' tiotljHig
,,fromo „ „ ly „ >nim.v
>f||msy nr»preprogram
BOSTON,
Mass.,
Mjty
T *rnrft
OOx-* 0 |||((|
n mere idea. Eg-*: (X.,,-,.,
W
chldn inspection the
Seminole
(I N S ) I) osoii' s ij^tlier emotion- i-din-aiioii and demonstration, is planned for eurh dily, aside front
open to all who care to exhibit the regular routine progahin, sitcli Tribe I wAii for the week. Osborne
ul populat e is pie eiVing an " ir |t^,.ir f |oWl,1H( nnd j, entirely with(TO G L A T E TO CLASSIH
ns guntes, swimming, eie- Speciul Herndon and Mills Boyd held the
or O,
offllmlges 33.. StrUcKWoui,
StriJcIftNout,-Jh
t 1hi- wain t talking n>»t inftiTnol (irubf outfit they were
or
«, o
ff llmtges
Ja
" 1"o f strict nutrality tiiwards Boger*|||Ul ,.|,arKt. i „ the public. Tlie Gar* programs were conducted aside
by.Brow er 4. by llralgev 2aDoulde 'through Ins adtmouU. However, in lt*27 and I don't mean tliat the
highest honors in the Camp Diary- !.ABGk7 cool' two room apartmentl
Hornsby and hi* elevation to the j den t'luh of Sanford made its first from the regular program.
play/ Fnlvn to Wallace to ijames. ,,ot l *» change tin* subject too ah' eontefitiun is fore fatheaded either.
Private hath. Hot and cn^J « r
management
o
f
the
Boston
Droves,
{.lime
showing
last
year
in
the
At the close nt each day a conn
ngi
M IA M I- -Remit if Scat inn
plan*
Htnlen bases. Burke, Lnrg'r, Beis-*JtfI'*1?- hHvc'’ > " "
>'rtur' r,’,n’ The Browns, Bed Sox, Indians nnd
fieavel
o
f
his
beautiful
K«»»«len
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
ter.
liglits, und garage funn>h«t|
ell
meetipjt
was
lield
around
the
the third major up
ley ft, Clresi 2. Mason, Umpires, 11 vnlioni*
Vankee Stadium Athletic* np|K>nr to he stronger
for Tamiami
Boy Symes, and it is hoped Dial Indian fire, ut which time singing, under discussion
Plume 731)-J. 212 \V. Uh St.
Moore and Wenver. Time, 1 :3 5 . |for the opening game of tin- World tlii* year, potentially and, in some fortunes within n year.
many will avail themselves of the games, stunts, j-le., were comluc Trail.
_
_
_____ St-rlcs? Do so at once; it look*
runes, uctually. T|io*n'igers should
The town in geneiul Contents |.0 „ V(.|,il.|,cg uf tin* Yucltt Club to
led. A l-jjr-riul feature of Monday
—
.
like uii absolute turmiway for 1a*e he hel'.er, too, or at least us good itself with staling that it i* nyt
W.
see how uuickly a come-hack is niglit was ^i “ Burial of Grumldes,
arrivals.
us they \w-re. The fact of the mut against the young man, hut, if A
.
(J^cp al' N o t ic e s )
ptissilde to gardens- frozen to the the Son of Old Man Grouch” . A
Those five out o f six games in ter is that the content inn ran’*, am any judge of the slatinents and
ground in January.
Ijfe size dummy had lieeu provided in t i i r r n t r r i T r o r ir r . t \v i :\whii h the Yankee* knocked tin- hope to g^t anywhere with u club
eountei -stall mi nts aired in my
The inhibition is in .charge -of and hidden umong the tree*
A
r\ r m im j i iih m i . n m n r .
Athletics for a series o f re-organ I tint wins,"not only by the law of piesenee today. i t ;lii» y he more
E. B. Stowe and Mrs. Ejulor ( ’ur
in \Nft^v|Mt n e u in o i .i : r m \iiiimlier of boy.* were npointed lo
izations, ending
in I'hiuhlclphiu respective values hut l>y ordination.
r\.
i u oiu iM . in n t% N ri:n \ .
truthfully susl tli-U- it. is‘ far from letl, i* entirely informal in nature. go nr.d find Grumldes, l»y the ifid
I yesterday, have just about closed
lull I. I* HAKNirTT. **«»ni|il;ft Imi ill. |
The , Yanks are getting the
and
' lias no prize,*-and no restrictions o f flash ligtit*. Thu waiting crowd
Hrti-.hiin
.
'
'
\ l*
tin* hook on (In- Aineriiau League hri-uks. -1 am aware of. ttry foe'
A
NT*
»N
*
.N
.
Y
lilts
mill
wif.*
I
SI:
U
|
[ii^
to
eiilries,
except
the
exhibit1 roin what I was able to gather,
could hear, “ Cat* it iiiip! There he
I race. Bun-7 I union my lisp. I that all winning hull clubs break'
MY lilts, #rml l((i|||:i:T lt.\l»W.W.i
the ousting of n'gM f by the name or* iif»- expefted to furnish theii |gdi-*!’’ Upon the enptilie of Grum
I »• I I l i i l u n t I I
didn't un-ail cbm-- Tin- American about seventy-thirty* iqvftic whim
".I
ntvri
vases
add
baskets,
und
hav
•
|
€)lt III III o r 1*1 III.H \TlON
of Slattery from Ihiston in fav«rr
ldes he was dragged t*v tile coun T o ANTON MYCItS und wlfr IN'P o r k v llle H o v s A r e ('o a u lin t ' Lougue loilayn* sponsoring an en- siculiticK of competitive fortu ne. I
of n^giur liy the naint- 'if ifurnsby Du ir flowers at the Yacht < hib by , cil ring Whore a grave had been'
«; I: t< MY KltS. und lt« »l 11i ItT 1C\I •- ]
A lo tllf In N n iio n a l LvU RU e’ 8 duinm e rontN^,
»hut the also take due , 4^ognir.uiire o f VieSC.
finin' 'I exits would iiaye enraged It) o’clock Friday morning, and re- I dug. Here' he jvas Jipricd and a *\V\V .ANI) T o AM* WHOM IT
F iln iit,I'la c4> W it h A p p a r e n t- puldii- will m-eiTn lot of'Vtuiliilia fact that tiiis outfit hits as in
.MAY
W lN jTK N
ARE
the eitixeiis no end nnd. that the move them ntystiven.
_ iiimhstottv ecrxt»iLH(it the jieiyd "C • It u|>|%« firlito: fiotn Hi*' uffldux M ;
ly E v e r y Id e a O f R em n in in ic
•*)«•>• «ith «»>«# situntioiiNanuei) other in history did or could and
In
case
flower*
aie
donated
I'XIT.' I ’ ItAIINK'I’T •••nifftl.iin
* .follouTiiU’ »v‘i
‘i J
*
‘ T i m e T r ie d
_ .
’ tin- grave firtflT<the,',fol|ouTntt’
• — -—
longer. To nil lie. rvt-. 'll ■ V i-u Dial- it, tlw refoie fir "entitled "to vbry air would lie brick red with
Hits f.iii’-f, lictiin fll.-il. ili..t'
...
I lu ll doniinoi'S if it wasn’t f-ir use among Die sick of* the f cil>.
NEW.YOBK, May 2 P . - ( I N K I , Vork Vunkl.es have
iiH; (irilrn^les,
i . Id** Ml ^ . I :i St ill v »'l J). i '
f uli.it it lm| jihns to get.
th
•
v.^enption:
“
Here
ii
and C r o p T e s te d ” .
tile t ’ourtesie* I ’oiiMiiiltee^
*f rimidu llirtt Hi* |
•l .V e.
— Boasting a lead of two fuil inunt in the first m *
Son of Did Man Groin h. lie g r o i n . "' j t s 4'*
is t'onrede the'Yankees
all one l est i lulling fact nr. Nobody ( illldl-ll t'lilb wlff ,he glad l>( at
Mt i t s uml u if
they
sny,
cares
one
way
•
•!"
the
Our
Brands ore the acknnsgames over the ( ‘hit ago fulis, the! season and, it Will tl
bli-d at Die food, he giiiiuliled a t ' I"Mu*1..i..........
m ining,to them and, then
Mi' iih ;is' |»uIII* nlat I' u- i- 1
11nil ’ti. tbe**- jlistDilution.
■edged standard by which Rrov
C’ inclnnnti or natty ('jury Bed* ! being a trifle l-H-i|grilire • I run I just I ■ strike a lair average, tut'., oppositi- what tin- Boston Biave*
the beds, he grumbled at the rules CiPDt ii I m Ii tmi!•* 7.11.1 I'lfiicr**Si i * • t «lil»nw". (*••»•L ftNuantft. IIM
arc coasting iilong in first plue,- only mill ii lend
attention to - ' io* ny gi-t to mip-ede tliem thoir do, if aiiytbing Tin-re,always are MBS .liillN GltUb'NDS S T E M !’ jitol In- grumbled because lie could 1,1.1- ,•tid flint tin tt-ld.tti. "I
| ers o f Florida have judged *d
a
few
il
l
ceolieilaldi-s.
o
f
mitrsl
a- pa i l ii'iilnrl > uh i - j fertilizers for aoarly forty yrarx
In the National la-ague ipday with the following.
n't have bis own way” In mem • •I K. f I u itt
-\ '
lack.
hit
I. now n t•* turn
i•* l»«M l.n 't'1.1 |
apparently every- inti ntior. o f sluy
I be ^ ansi- . 11jtVfti>g I'ljb '.U
,.iv of till* occasion the boy* daily .<! ..t t hl'.’IU", •*•md% <*f*lltlt> III)-, “ G iv ln jj nil wt* can fur whal
Fers-iiially. t don’t si-u how you these are mu'terii g verv
lag there.
, 1„|, that h i t * " " « b " r imista. la- . uns «bo
»»*.|* and tliHl III* i* If «»•• |I* »>•*»!- w c Bet in s te a d o f gelling
,ii<g Dus little song:
through tin- In • si>Q-Wfi-eks Ht*an en11 do le*>-with
III in co Lie lliPllicae of lui
III*' Slut** M l ritirlfli). til*' KtMVln i nil th a t w c can fo r what we
-till tel y’
t .
The I’mkv-ille Imivs got a tough j s 11> pat e. nri'd only Jhow an u v 1lioniii. i mis will/ the* base* filled “ insole *toiy
Gi-uniblei's here, no (iriim- •IK
>t
II
H || ||| IM * M . l
ll | > M | t
V) l l " » l l
" M ill,I
dr. tgliun
break oil Sunday when Bed l.m ai erage of about .535 for the re some eight* or *,ten time* in th ir ty 'm a il removal,
l * i » i«I > •• •• n t
• 1 1 In* i u f
vm ii
and
tliut
hlei
s
here,
q iv e ” is th e policy of
tll.A D Y C E M ILDRED
I I i i i U x > n i l I m |m - i i Y r l
t i l * * lift:. l » f I
their star twu-h-r, win lot on th-- niiiiniiig -ixtein weeks •f Du- sea eight guinea, ( all it good pin-n
lint innui ndo. - .b aling w itli
Vo Gi ii millers in this camp up III
I
"
•
lit
'
M
t|
i'
cut
*
•
to
.
•
wrist during liutting pruelice and son to In* it-usoiialdy i-i-i lain of sitting, by all means, but if you side fa il* ’’ seem l » I •B,‘" H,,i |1*
pear.
\t •w
n:i:. y ••«
a i h :J
M IL IIK B -M A N K M D R B IS , I B .
iu i: i:1:\ o i : 111:111! h m m»p*.it t"|
laid up for m-url.v n nioiith. But ,Minning u iiti their Iniinls in tin ii dont call it good link. too. you uie t*>V varying f. 'ltunes as niilin.dly
No Grumblers hrie. No tiriim (It.
Sunday,
the
twenty
seventh
id
Kill
«.f
t
iMii|duifit
Itcicin
III* d
this Ins* was nullified \esti-rdn'I j-oi kel- So untrb lot (be diet's neglecting part of yout
story In* Die a v e n g e heel follow, a ,o,‘ May, Nineteen hundred and twep
liters theie
••It tin* ?ml dux *.f JIII >. A l» I '. ' n.I
when I’ete Donohue,#s u itin g W s-V iw Dhmath s l o t the situuioii l-og. 'I hose home runs n«»- the defense, and. aiu bow. I.ostou *:iys it i-i t
Every Indian is Knur-Square
t liHttw a Kill* I'll' «*f OtiH t'Mitti
ty eight- _ rr is ri i cti ii.it o ir i»i;in :o n.u*
,firs t giwpe of the season utter u and Ieu-ofiyib. hoiyever, indlilil who h i* lur *fiimi what it niiglit . ilit. renti-d beyond Die fact that -I
Tin* rules are for the good of camp till- Old. I Ilf I *111•11«Til l«*fl h' put.- j
- Sanford, F-loriilu.flong.suluiy huddle, held the < uh* j ||,a( „ w. M-t *„f figures ran do jus I In- an sending a tophem y i lub I preter.i to resent. Ilm nsliv raDu-i
I ihIp d fm four <o
rmiH ciiiiv*The uliove iiiiiiouuci-nivnt will he Hr who gnimldcs i* a »> uni|i
\ii i kx jn Tile SultlMtd Hciultl. ul
to five hits and (hulked up a 2 to m ,. to Do- I light, o f, (lie other sev
lai out in front thut no one than like him.
a
i e ieiveil with mm it intoicH»t by tho A ll’s D. K. with food nnd bed
A 1 ■vlctofy. Donohue, alxvpys a good
, lulis^ fm n-.Dittig except a vie I will be able to catch it with a long i This is an "Aim-iican lauitfue
(many friends of the young rouplv The Grumbler's dead, the Gunnhitter, drove in tlie winfuiig mn.
’ fury fm tiic-iMlitetps iii tin- serie dlstiilii'e telephone iiill.l
blur’s dead.”
I I owii" they say with an all " f '^..Iw laose luarriiige was sulcintiixcd by
V ,*v
Au'dVeji better pitehing perfman*
«
* . ' .«■
'
in'g* philosophical and pteleiid t - - , . . Bev. Iicrnurd Boot in the (Lon
Thursday was set aside for
[* -O.’tafjic. das. fjjslu-rt Iiy.-Wujter llei ii |
*
nnul ftCluiivli,
( Cliuivb. Sunday r.t
r. Visitors l(4y. About. -50 visited
1(L Ht.'
. I gregalimial
forii)cr Du Imx^I wlrlei now sporting
’ T Aim! tin- writer, somehow, g um -11Ingli noun, ro -,t)|e preseniT of U
camp und saw- the hoys in some of
h
k
h
g
ie
s
t
s
the livery of the St l.ouis Blown., t"
•i
(lie Iinpie .-ion thill Don -m d.b i (lll'ivi<H Jtll,| u f,.vv intimate.(lic-tal* their activities Friday niglit was
He limited the White Sox to ii, hlll +
set aside for stunt night around ^
ing ri-Ki-niment. far from siipci
The
lii'ixls*
wore
a
tieconiing
i-tv
of lilts und wuii us2 to I vi-idiet ,
On im p ro v e d C ity p r o p e r ty ut 7 p e r ce n t. 3 t o f iv e year
| lie in I m spite o f lln-ir expressed semlde of .juiL- green Elizabeth tin- council ring.
I.U Blue got a holliei,
*>
The
following
are
the
names
of
I
IViirtnnii,
lack
of
inti
rest,
will
bn-ak
in
a
eiepe,
with
hut,
slines
and
cithci
Tln- giiiiiiuite*
of xSeniitnde I Fr.iiix Liszt Jiiitli
The Browns rluiiiln-ri*l hack int,
s t r a ig h t loan s on resid en ces. 5 to 20 y e a r lo a n s on g ')0^
the live tribes of hoys, each tribe
veritulde storm upon Hornsby’•« accessories to match. Shi- tins at
Tolar, l-'unnii
the first division, av tlie Boston lligli Si hoid -'l!i2 H‘- (vere the lion , Maty Elizabeth
I fighting heud if he fail* t«, make tended by her sister Mrs. Martin occupying a separate building ■
Red Box were whiti-wusln-d 2 lo
bu sin ess p r o p e r ty .
- i guests at a pioibi riTllal, Moiivl Bclia Munson and Lol* ,Slu-ll\*.
' Die liravi-s win.
*'•.ini-cipher, who acted us dame with a leader:
)
by
old
Tom
/.uelim-y
of
tinSena
l
day I'Viiing, by flu' pupil* frotfl | “ MHI Sohg” (tw o pinnns) I.tin
OS KE \V() WO: Max Rumbley,
Tlu-ir nnlagonixm, while dot maul of honor. Mr. Morris had us hi*
tors. A double s te al by Gorlin and I
Bnliert Bunildey, Sum Bradford, |
Judge beat Ed Morris, star llo* J i be student classes o f Mis. Fannie j di y.— Mary Fiunces Andrews and.,, nougli nt the pinment, seems to best man. Martin Stint-cipher.
JamesBradford, Jnck Bussell, |
he
lustiiutivi-.;!’
itm
informed
that
Iliumdiutcly
after
the
ceremony,
*••
.
Ntenibriilge Muiikuii given in the Kalin-line Moirls.n.
tun rookie twirler.
ts
‘■Sheperd’s Hey!’ (Old English tln-y hooted Hnrnxby Die very Mr. nnd Mis. Morris left jn then- Mills Boyd, Allen Wallace.
Tho business of stopping tin auditorium The program was. at
. - 1*112 K . Secon d S t.
BLACK H A W K TIUUF.: N o r -j
ear
for
Davtona
Beach
und
point
t
Dance
MelJilyJ—
F.n-y
Grainger
f'^
*
*•»»“
'
*l»|N'ureil
“
t
Biases
Yankees degenerated from n jok* tended by a very large and np
:
.. .
H e ld in a Boston" uniform,
down thu Lust Coast * and upon man Glenn,- Kl. Claire White, j
into n farce when the world'* pri'ciiili\e Iiudll-me. Assistant tal
la ue la Mahoney.
’
|>(.rH„ nnl|y. , think they might tiieir return about June 12, will hi J nines McDaniel, Robert Stanley,
champions swamped the imttereil ent was from t)i^ School of Music
.
A. ''
Muskowsm jMk more justified in .allowing s nt home to their' friends at I V Tolar Bryan, Billie Colbert,James
Athletjrs II to 4 fm the fifth of Bollins Colicge, Miss Hazel
• Lucille hi-hids.
need of npprocintion for u ball Ball Apartments, 311) Twentieth Colbert. Joseph Thumpson.
time in the six- irnmc m*rh*i».
Iinrliiigtnn, snpiano, Miss Eliza"Valse (..price - N a w la n d - K I- |ilnyor whoM’,. .desjre to win i* ex Street.
CHOW'S TR IBE :, Robert Wil
: " ‘i '
the second time in ii week tIn- l*-th Atkinson, soprano, nnd Miss •'ll I'eait-e.
The bride is the young.daugltUr son, Karlyle lloushnldcr, Matthew
((•eded only liy Itin aldlity to do :u>
Yank* vnni|ui*ht-(! I.vlty Glov.i Fi niu es
y, i
«*>
Yuli d ie , nccompuuist,
“ Minuet
In
G "— Beellmvan —tinder normal conditin*. But, of Mm. John Grounds Stenipc-r, Borland, Franklin Bennett, Teddy
unco their ncmml*. Dugan and
Mis* llurlinglon gave tfie first Mary Nell Smith.
Markel,
Ward
Kendnylland
lias
Tnade
Sanford
her
home
every mrfn to his own taste
IjitM-ri each collected their thiid song group, and Nlniweii a voice
"Mulch Heroic (tw o pianos)SEM INO LE TR IB E : Osborne
Tindemonstration
against since early chitdliond, and is a tahumor o f the series,v •- >
of natural sweetness. She sang Schubert.— Yirginin Kinsell
and
lornshy
\vn*
prompted
tacitly,
i(
anted
unit
popular
member
of
j
.
[
lleimlon.
Ilnrry Bower, Charlie
Hornsby
The -A’s now trail tho Yanks by witli apparently no effort. Her Elizahetli Smith.
tniienrK
hi-’-the'-fnet
Don
lie
failed
-------r~
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T
--------I
Uetta,
Gilmer
Steele,
Charles
uppi
eight game* nnilf Cnnnie Mack i- numbers
brought
spontaneous
“ I'oliehinelle” , — Kin Itnmtifiioff
to chase a fly
l u i!
......
getting dyuporntor lla . tea ahimmCi ..p /.Uu.'kT- and denmnileu Vecall.
rtart with was made wors| - by
— Elixula-th Clnfke.
mitr
right field, hi* reigning weakness.1
considerable cash jfttdTvKu pitchers ( MIm Atkinson showed a lyric ft A r i n
Incases end -the Vqft ,’tiiat-the
frnni “ Travinta” —jffr d l.
B LAC K F E E T TR IB E : Wyman
Tile real cause o f the outbreak
' " — J(/Uf •{tahntttny Uir-*1w|anin>. ami roprtino voice i f smooth nnd re*
iij knew their b6«a was
to llarvurd, Richard Ileus. Guy A l
"Lullaby”
—GreU-liunitfuff—
•
Bill Shoros, a prom ising'fookiehowever,
is
said'to
have
bean
deep
Afcopn «s poiaible/'■.
rnnant ipiulity^ Her numliers ex. Mia* Darlington. •
len, Tbdtly Morse, E. L. I.uney,
,nw.
fto Baltimore in exchange for hibiU-d vuriety of style. Sin* sang
vjl Jaek SlatteVy under dis- Billia Farnsworth.
"Bustlg o f Spring"— Slndingt— er Ginn this. Even nt tliut curly,
N t e p i Eariislmw,. mound nee of most delightfully. Mis* Vnrrette
juncture,
they
professed
to
know
euaalons habprn* U> have n very
Hetty lliiilcrniister.
Tito athletics were in charge of
-the Orioles.
*.
in her ui'i'oiiipuninieiit was «|( tliut
".Waltz Bt K. Flat” (two* pianos) that Slattery’* day* Were number^ ntrapg i^ersodal.'lhlhiwlng In Bos- II ' K^M orrl*.
\ ;* j., ~
Jt
~
ed
mid
thnt
Hnrnaby
was
to
|
m
.ton. He i* n lionu- town boy and 1 Th«r-HetifinoK* Tril»e was1'- inner
;R o m a n y g r a d u a te s 1
i mild la- desin iL Tin ro was .even
Durand.'J»Belly Mr.Kia(*yU upd
ivnmed as his successor n . soon uh irish n* un order o f potatoes.
supflort und sympathetic ipti-rpre- MnrgArvt, TJJmmcft.
•/
-■*
..r « W iIndoor I|*se Biill.|Tlu- US
tutiou with Ihi-'ningct'.
“ Spinning
Song” — L it o lff— as ttie miHiiigunient could do it A ftftilhiMUtoii like that canT mins K E -W 0 \V0*Tribe was winner ^
h ere w e m a y * *•«? I
wit It decency. *
in the land p f the sacred 'God>The piano nuniheO* were ’ren Mary Elizabeth Tolar.
dart honrl-iiM. In tin- urchtfry con
ca lled o f f i c i a l .fill*
It -wns felt, then, according to
Tlu-ro has been iome tulk uf n tent there wyr > fiv,- winners, one
dered in good taste and .most -rrftl“ Staccato Etude” — Rulienirtqfn.
fit t e r s .- ,jpio tyion M a y 2<k— ( I K S ) —'The itutiic execution, And from the — Lotielin Mahoney, v .
box.I apokesmen. that the munug boyeutt ut Braves Fiehi hut 4hut from each ttflie. These five boys i
-.
Pa t e nt
lea th ern ,
d e r — w e a I w .a y t»
dr»’*m of inplurist* und aviator*— lesser, to most difficult, brought
proposition
defeat*
Itself
when
tho
merit
(night
not
restrain
these
im
(a)-^'Thx' Lust J l p u P —-\yaltcr
competed for the highest.' hunur*:
hlondti, w h ite k id s,
ateW’ cyllnifi-rs that defy wear and deep, interest in the finished man Kramer,
h a v e th e . n c W e a t
puLes within u decent interval. The lulls recollect that they weren't Harry Bowers secured first place
inh
ig
h
and
lo
w
require little - o il— ha* been real. ner, interpretation and style of
going
thero
with
murked
regulari
s
t y le s a t p r ic e s a l
sudden
appointment
o
f
Hornsby
(h ) "Ir is ” — Harriet Ware.
wilh a score o f 2ft0, St. Claire
Itcd, according to Monsieur I.eon performance.
heels.
N e w s t y le s
w a y s m o d e ra te .
(c ) "T o a Violftt’,’ — Frank La -a few days ago ronvirced them, ty, anyhow. No, there will not be White a W .ojr*rof-170, Mux Rum
r<*. G jH lU ^ lim t u 'r >ot tTie Ecolo ( ’onThose assisting
in reeeivjng Fi rgr.
without- effort, that the muting- uny immediate change in the Bos Way 150, Teddy Morse 140, Frank
nt fron t
ton situation, but.Hornsby will do lin Bcnliett 13(F HarrJ- Bower*
and seating the audience were
•.
(d ) “ DiiriT tYinte In f*ir. I*l*aae” ment had not done so
"T h e metal i» given superior Mis„ Lrttic fnldwi-ll. Miss Char ’— Cyril Srolt.— Mis* Atkinson.
“ Slatfory never had fl? chance" ; vdry well to start winning, pronto,
durability by nitrogeqUing it," lotte Smith, Mis* Gayle Murshitll,
“ Cnnrert Etude t)p,l5.” — Mlic- was the almost univi m gr comment j It will be something of a modern active worker in the V. M. C. A.
Mr. Morris hn* niaje Sanford
said M. Gulllrt. In view o f the Miss Accu Mitchell, Mis* Kath Dowc-ll.— Feat le Rcbaon.
in Boston today, even among I miracle, if he does and .yet the
hi* home for t l^ iM s t ftxjfo* year*,
teats to which )tv said nkrogenired erine Hchirunl, Miss Carmen Guththose who profess un ucndemic necessity is almost vital.
steel already lias hern subjected M. eiie, Miss Julia Higgins, Miss
Comhings from hair of pet, intereft in the situation. “ They . For, if he canit * in after ^super- eoming hetx* f^nw lvoglsvllle, Ky
Guillct foresaw the opening uf un Bara Maxwell, Mis* L in y Dobbin*, dog* such as "chows" ale being convicteij him i^s ii failure on five< feeding theii* boy friend, they; will He was graduati-d-freth the Parii
Fox, woven Into gaTmenta*' in Europe. Aieeks'W ork. In fact, they, con teur him, down like n condemned College, at Paris, Texas,.am f Is a
era when aviator* w ill b f enabled Miss Thelma Tew, M yrm
victed hini.la-fero he started. He building. Hornsby has been in full valued member of the faculty of
to raally follow the tiana-Atluntic Emmett Fox, ami Willium M oiri.
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English wome/i
i-omiyi Jire.said to t>e was all hut bodted out several many a tough spot before and the Junior High School and an
trail hoard by Lindbergh while so*.
the opening but the lived to like it. But this is the younger set. Shp was graduated
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The program uumliera Incluth-d: heavier smokera t han.thowJbf any day*-before
(tayi
from)’ the Sanfbrd'HIgh SpUWh !
club thought better o f It. And the toughest ot•th*m all.
C1NCY REDS HAVE
TWO, GAME LEAD
ON CHICAGO CUBS
P A IN T E R ’S
Simon Pure Cfilrus
Gem Farm Crop
FERTILIZERS
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T H E SANFORD H feR A L P , SANFORD. F L W U 1 U . W E D N E SD A Y, M A Y
I biased report* o f p-iblic addresses
The Sanford Herald
HATH*
fU r lle ie ld .
n .n
ii.tn
- » > . l . . r < 1- . p i u n * t l a m m~~
e*p«r. ••Ii. m IIms
ikr lairfMMeant ' m*. -*rr»lrr. rm ltla* frees
*bK
N ie o iir
n o r.
» v » lu tl,a
l i t r s l l Uh » » m I n w r O i l a l l f r e a r r tn g n il I k IraS la* r r r n t a
e f Ike
Thr
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n » ' In.
ta n n er,
. M O i . n l i n | l . r r t W a u » S !«*■
e l t , e .*<) l i e s . l a i n a . n a ha
roM at.
I. V, *. |„ re>
'j'ibiii w.tn mat slogan
ai.d Wealth for Hathatoat the benefit* arc so
fM trl- ted
Sanford ^.in It,.-
,*n
.nakc
tnoficv if thVj’ ait support Dollar
Day. iii.il.i' all the people «upport
tbe merij.ant.
S Anntta-i'Z*
SO I t ' U AI
noihinir. Mrs. Owen is [the brilliant daughter of an illus*
trious staterman, and will give Florida not only far better
i representation in the United States Congress, but also nation
wid&publicity of the priceless sort
Oimn;ltui( ' t
dir«<-lorNi»i t
Ji»ke Hj Mo-
^ F o r - A ^ ld eittiH L t’ IcL-tor-s^cic:
1-atuLTor O-i\VhiKtelrt-AIritoiy, TTSittt
n e llM r r r tr jji& tfp
For rpfhplrV.iri',- Ernest Arnos i:j S r i f man^jnAfTrriijp-NV/. r»
^XTTTtuM.., r'u^agfr gwng
n o w i m * —a homP7' dr
dive, ~orr Palm Island, I
i f the duty o f a p-ihlii-ix-r. To
, help disseminate i r formation that
S A R A S O T A TIM ES
w ill enable voters to arrive at
' right conclusion* ia n respar.siIn the early stage* of Che gub- o f this kind, where the chairman |
1
b i l i t y that ho editor who r i g h t l y ematorial campaign the :ditor of I of the state road Ccrartmer.t has ^
e v a lu a te -, hi* position w i l l attempt the Avon Park Pilot, who wa* op- Jattempted to u*e his
office toj
to escape. Doyle Carlton made c posing I>r. Hathaway tor gov- |recure votes. In the case o f C har-j
| profound impression in Orange emor^ received It tetter
lotto county where the people are
' county: end it i* an impression urged tha( br.YlVt up” hi* oppo- into rested In getting a m-w bridge
that w ill last.'*
sit ion to" thK chairman, on the
ro t*.Charlotte Harinr. dodgers j
It ts
e’y refreshing to ground/ that It would endanger
announcing a Hathaway meeting
come upon somethin^ vo temper* j their.^pportunity to get certain
1 read:
>ate and m > true in the last day* of pul^fV improvements a t the hands
"D o JuU
of the state road department.
a strenuous campaign. I f the w rit
across
Charlotte Harbor?
They couid not run the risk o f
er of the Reporter-Star’* article*
Hear
Fons
A. Hathaway,
incurring the displeasure o f the
had set out to produce.a chahac*
chairman.
chairman o f the state road
Like a true newspaper, publish
department. He Know*. F ri
er, the editor, replied:
day night,
February 17th,
"W hat wil| it profit Highlands
city
hall
B
P.
M
"
founty if she gain a road and set
But there r «s loyal citizens in
tip thereby n political dynasty,
which will in tuhi M-t tip in this Punta (iotda and Charlotte Har
fa ir state th? temples o f barter bor. Many made the statement
and trade?” If
•;
that while tjjey wanted a bridge
| will ray without.. k>rfVAnirk‘ (>/>nierr
There are 'numerous examples across Charlotte Harbor, they
tal re.< r.ation'^liat he^lsj "cleanwould rather swim the waters
cut, ci fageous and ^apahle."..‘niey
than place their birthright on the
know- that no warpiVictt Alt tack
political altar of the chairmancan be made on ‘ ‘his rn'ordtlih er
candidate,
in private or public li f e * ; I t is
j
Think o f the chairman o f the
very pleasing to those vrifliL du
I-state road department, w ho is be*
know him to have the Orlanflp Re
ir.g paid a salary by the people
porter-Star say "and his h|£hner
| to devote his time to the building
and his conduct as he travels over
, of roads, bartering the people's
the Mat-, supports the claim made
money lor votes ‘ o elect llifp
1
for him by hi* friends njj a nl^p of
j the governor's office? t'ould a
high ideal* and r |fiactT{$d ghod
, worse condition
confront
the
sense. Men and wonifcfi,, yyhoj,- a t”
i people o f this stale?
fair with th'inscfveitnnd who'are
hopeful o f their; :iL tt
will ■ Jay
thnt Floridans WjpilU^have fdnsu'.,
to be proul of their govermfirwore
lie r lutiWl:”
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II is' precisely beeauseV. DbylcCuriUm is the sort o f man pictured
I by tin- Reporter-Star that (his
FOH S A I .K
i bdnte’ people and home papers are
71 McCormick— Herring 31)
mpfn.itimr him ^or tfte^ guverno*’
rliip-t.at.d not Ime an hi-,, primarily,
itlIt* used und guaranteed i
of the' undesirability of having any'
For particular?;
one o f tbp other i andidates in the
S. I V I T M E t t .
mmm
%r nAtl*-g»fario»::
pgrtSB5
t‘ h tim »2 S 4 AI
U h « iif" why- '1 he-Tim es Is
n'fTponlll!l*lim Tbi*'paper and Mr
Cfir'ifon Have not always run to,
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EVIDENCE AGAINST H ATH AW AY
U DEAft .
K 4 l(ir
n. n o w A im r k h u „ ------------- Maaaqrr
K A fll.l. R. JOXKU .Mai*U rf*« K 4lt«t
Will Mtmila4
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-iarr» *lu„ik,
Or Carrier p-r W « , t
3fl, 1928
our choice, and if wu decide to 1-a^t y cecond i lion *• vote w <
[shall give it lo.^j U. Slewart. Tin- .ni urnln-nt. Mr. Amo-., tui
A “Draft Oiolldgo” movement been severely haimfeapped by in-.nlfn >«■»»*" tm-u and hind
him been inaugurated by Nrw with which lo curiy on the work of his department, and In
York Republicann^jBut
believe. has.served through the most trying period in the hi tory o'
In this inetance Mt least, Mr. CoolIdge will jirirvi, a draft dodger. .•itatt! banks. We believe that Mr. Amos has handled the sit
uution to the best of his ability, certainly In-tler than either
of his opponents could have.
W e have frequently expressed our opinion in n gard t-i
the gubeipiatorial race, and we do riot believe that there are
many of our readers who do not know where we stand on tin
matter. Hut for the sake of making the ludlol complete, w.
Iw ill repeat that we expect to ca.sl our first choice volt* for
’ Doyle f.’arlton. whose honesty and ability wn have the u1 mo.r
'confidence in, and who we believe is the enun wlto can d- leat
l*oth Hathaway .and f ’atts. Our second choice vote goer. ’<
James M. farstpi, a man who has dom- llu- .-tale a grcit•service by exposing tin- hypocrisy and deintigogm i y of Sid
ney J. Catts.
j
For Commissioner rd Agriculture the logical man for
-the place is Nathan Mayo, who has ably conducted llu- affair*
\*f that office for a number of years. A, S. Wells will g.-t
o u r vote for Knilroad Commissioner m Croup N'o. 1 and Mr
It. L. Eaton, wife <d 111< lat>* "11<d•1‘ l.atun. -n (irnup No 1
F o r Slate Seaatoi
• tbin1 it v Mild In tie h* iglii <■! t•>iI
MONEY TO LOAN
On improved City property at 7 per rent.
.straight loans on residences.
3 to five
5 to 20 year loam on
business property.
SANFORD BOND A N D MORTGAGI
112 E. Second St.
Refinishing Upholstering
By Factory
Expert
I am opening a shop in Sanford and will
he equipped to handle any kind of repair
work promptly.
Phone 883 in care of Smith and Jordan
Inc.,7 until new
address is announced.
j
C. Killingsworth
(Virnev* F ir s t S I. :u u l S a n fo r d A v e
j,
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LOSSINd’S
()U I (’K SERVICE
TRANSFER
H.itillnc. Crating rtiipping.
Ellon J . Moughto
Architect
1 irst
"he sciii:;i'iunal
NaFI Hank llldg,
Sanford, 1'la.
evv refrigerator
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T*
that makes
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t
’
Carlton ctiallengr* Hathaway
anU-.lm two able a*»i»lan t» Wuy
brighu,,and Mackenzie, to debatr.
MacKenrie accept*, but Hathaway
decline*. Carlton will never get
thnt boy on the same platform. H«bluiln-* too red when contract*
are menUotu-d.
MINTS
\Vt- recotniuend tVils from Miami
Llfo to u number of candidate*
we' know:
^IM’i’J n l l A i n u h i
TELLING THE TRUTH
Neiii* *iurul*nl I r r n l m r til o f « In murk
Silii,- a *ong of eix buc-kt
turnrI noil rei'tiil «llMrin>rn.
TA.Ml-A TIM BS
For i o -art of rye;
W r|Ir tor frrr I’tiiiAiil I nI Inn mini
lllrrnlu rr.
All *hr I-- il candidate*
Aie bn k ng -or a pie;
ngrre
Him
tin*
i«
a
i-onservniive
OvKc tff the BiineHt editorial utWhen election’* over,
lerancc* made during the pending cslimuti- 'I'll,, attention g iven -to
. They’ll get out and Bing;
cumpnign wn* tlic comment <>f the hi* entire address and the respon
“Ain't u voter'* promi»e
Orlando Reporter Star upon Doyle dive applause must b ; taken an u
' Cucumbers For
A damn tferottlve thlngl"
I ■
f.'i-w«
m u'i
J, . inInn that in l" w Ha'haway I*
t • m suppurt him. On the contrary we
/•M .kntW a flo a t muny people who
V iwera supporting the rood ch sim sn
|i-l (when Its first announced even be(fora they )isd sver seen him, but
Sa soon a* he esme to Hanford,
made hi* speech and bocum
known, hundred* began falling
awuy from him.
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T1WElcctfulux c fieri a chime of UTfi —iumu/ifJ in uluir
uiuJ four btauuful color tffrets ikai are oixaineJ by a neiv
iinj eiilumt pttkCJi. tUAoj kurm^nj fur your lut*. heu uikrt
on it iww jneunjux u4un\ you lee thex JiUirudvc mudrh.
M llll I. %NT I'll in I n I, ill. V
Mlfflrr ImiliiM'iil itf rrt-itil illiartiMl'k)
nil. j h v i i i i i u i n n u u ia .i,
l*ru|irlrl«n (hr lluwVll hithllurluin
I 'l M nr» pr nt-1li t- In (irlniatlfi
tailii* . Imrr \»r. Trli*i»li<»iir -1.1U.1
'**n %«1ll lir mirprlitril lion imleUIr
>••»! Illll ur| tirll %
%If luiut hme off
Hum* from liiikiiu-n*
TKe * .-ii.ii
tons
I
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Carlton, I'andidate for governor
and hi* lute epcech In the Orange
cltv Head R:
f \ \J
“ None hut the person yvhuijj
reason i* inipnireil f>y mu*
fail to tie impresBed with the iror*
ilrena of Iloyle Carlton at tiie
Municipal auditorium
Tuesday
evening. Hi* candor, ill* earnoutlies* and ill* cluurnc** of i t-itumiing
wert, uulte a* impMaaive a* hin
eloipieifee
" I l would be withholding from
the public a lair «>xprc**lon of
ipininn not to gjye to D-ylc Carl
ton cri dit for being the oulntarkiing
mini In I lie guliernatoriul race an
a -jfuldic speaker. Il would bo un
fuir, too, tn atfempt to minimize
the size of the auditneo that ht-ur.l
him and the response that ho got:
I f that auditorium huldu us muny
people a* hau been claimed fur it
right along, then fully 1,000 peo
ple listened to the address 'Tues
day evening.'Thl*. too,'in tha face
o f the fact (h it it wa* a stormy
night. People who were ti(tru will,
gauge of the effectiveness o f Ins
uddrenn.
w
ut Doyle (,'arlton is a cleuncMjgcoiiriigetuia nnd cupaide man
TrFftHt be true. Throughout n long
and atrcnuoiiH cmnpulgn no man
hus^idaV.-.j 1,, nltuck Ills record
either ill private or public life.
And bis manner and his conduct
us lie travels over the state sup
ports j fie elumi that is made for
his friends ns ii man o f high Ideals
and practical good souse. Men and
women who arc fair, with themselves upd who" aro hopeful of
their Mute will say that Florida
would have reason to be proud of
their governor were he elected
''The Reportor-Ktur will serve no
personal ambition i„ saying these
thuthfu things about Doyle Carl
ton. It will simply be doing it*
duty a* a newspaper circulating
in one o f the most
intelligent
enmunities in America by expres
sing opinion* uml slating fuels
that arc apparent .to all fairmind'
Pickling Almost
Given Away
From lurgi. *hl|iim-nlN. of rucunilNT* I have many small
ones Ju*t a* good a* any
olhrrx !'nr pirkling, hut iint
sniiulil,. for mixing in with
table (ucumlirrn going to the
northern ‘ 'market*.
Th'-y are
frenh. firm and except fpr
d ie a* good ns any others not
only for pick ling but for tnhlr
line.
W ill deliver them ■any
where in Sanford for St.Oil per
bushel if ordered immediately.
Also n large accumulation of
,
m o v m g
N c
p a rts
b o th e r
ELECTROLUX
R S ffilG -Z R A T O R
O N ’T iniss our special public
avowing of tlic new Electrolux
refrigerator, that latest wonder
science.' •
D
At one stroke this revolutionary
product^has solved problems that
worried refrigerating engineers for
years. It makes no noise. It has no
moving parts. It doca not vibrate.
It operates without mechanism and
Decds.no attention ac long os you live.
A xrsciu iicxcryiprm ciplc
V'
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Just light if,tiny goa'flame, end jet
constant, Icw-tempenature refrigcrc•tion — plenty.of puoe ice cubes, for
the rest of Vibjir life. The heat starts
n refrigerating liquid upon un end
less cycle of expanding into vapor
of
and condensing back to liquid ugain.
There is no odor, no danger of leak
age. Tiie liquid i* hermetically
realed in metal. It never needs re
( Built to last all your life
S;-.icc there are no moving parts,
there is nothing to get out of order.
From top to bottom tlic Electrolux
iz designed to last a lifetime. When
you we through with it you can pass
it Dn to your children. Built by
Servel, Inc., one of the oldest and
larfce-Jt refrigerator companies in the
country, the Electrolux has been
thoroughly tested and proved for
six years past.
Lest catty to use~ liberal
budget payments
The weekly, monthly or yearly cost
of the Electrolux Refrigerator is
much lower than that of other refrig
erators. And you can pay for it on
liberal terms, with payments spoced
over several months. You have to see
this new marvel to appreciate how
wonderful it is. So don’t wait, but
come in now. One of our special
demonstrators will gladly answer all
your questions without the slightest
obligation to you.
S M A I.1 f’ OTATOKS,
‘‘cull*'', good potatoes but nut
a* easily or quickly prepared
for cooking a* the large ones.
While they last, will sell lhe*r
<i Iho at $1.00 per liuuhel deliv
ered.
A
Telenhone ynur orders In the
evening to No. 775.'....
Phone 43
106 Magnolia
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r~ T O SANroim itfttat.tv frwoinv Frowna, wEDNEflflAV.
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O ffice Telephone I4M MRS. FRED. S. D AIG E R , Society Editor Residence
'octal Calendar
W EDNESDAY
| Ncllio Turner Circle o f the Fir.[luptist- Church will meet at
/clock nt the church.
All members o f G.I.A. nml their
families are invited to a jjdj-diol
picnic ntjrtiltVj
BptfCji .from
II to 7 oxtbUff tftvetf dp .p ir dr of
Mrs. Brnftnker, Mrs. Keiveking,
Mrs. Tapp nnd Mr. Metcalf. Car
ivill lcavo at 3.00 o'clock from the
mime o f Mrs, L.M.Telford.
Ilie mcirdicrs’ or the1 AA'eflncsihty
lltidge Club nt 3 00 o’clock, at her
borne on Oak Avenue.
THUILSDAY
Knppn Delta Sorariety will have
nibscription dance lit the Hotel
Korrest Lake.
Caiupboll-Lossing I'ost Aincrimi Legion nnd Auxiliary will
lave boating party and supper i[•oanl the “ AYpinka." Hoat will
cave front City Duck at 3:11(1 o'■lotk. Phone Air's. C. L. Goodlffte
[or reservations.
P ill DAY
The Garden Club of Sanford
M U M ) \V
Mi mhfrslifp Comm;
\Vr man's Club will m
i liamiuin, Mr*. !£•»!••■
lul Id o'clock at the - I
Azarian Class MeetsWith Mrs. Freeman
Tel. 3?
P e rso n a ls
r
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s,: ,
m
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M
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m..,,,.
Iia
l e t i i r n e d borne Dor n
M tm > f',,e where
iy .< s s F [ fr
3<k tog*
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—ft M
Evening Bridge Club RapidStridesM ade 6 Studc
- Enjoys Social Aflair »„ i»
The Azarian Class , f (!:■.
t
1'red aim -.toodore Pope left
Itaptist Church met Tuesday •
Saturday • fo r points
in Texas
|ing nt the lumio of Mrs. ( . where they will spend tix weeks.
j C. Freeman on I-niml Av-aue
with Mrs. Freeman and Mis.
Miss Dorothy Pope Is spending
j A. SI. Sharp as liostes es.
this week in Orlando, as the guest
.ShasLi dallies nml * petunias o f her sister Mrs. Paul Johnson.
W c iii fused iii chirr ming profits*
fon iil-out the rooms where the
The many friends o f Mrs. AV. E.
meeting was held.
AVatson will regret to learn that
•Mrs. Sidney J. Nix^newly elec* rhe is il| at Inr home in Rose
ted ptesident o f the tins* had Court.
ciiijrpo o f tin meeting. CommitMiss Olivo Newman
arrived
tees' find t h.iiuinti v. -t elected
here, Monday, from Washington,
,iuid plans m nio for tho year's
]». t'., whore she him been atti-nd*
work.
Du me min i - w n v given ing Washington Seminary.
names of iti:.-.iionar!es in for• ign eomit i . nml were asked
Miss Clifford
Shinbolser,
a
to co n .-p ml witli tli.-ni.
.Airs. student at Florida State College
Volie \\ •!!.. rii> pri siilent of the fur Women at Tallahassee has iv
” omen
Mi-.-ion.-,y > , -iy was tinned hotjje foi the Hunnner v a
P !e.-int ami jnnili* a rliort . Ir.- cation.
tere-ting talk.
Af «
all bindne-s lT.nl^ ju nn
,tr.u: tic . d a
: .vial
•pei lo.l tallowed.
.daily clever
mtiu'-!
were giijoyrd, and (he lant.i. tin., where lie w ill join Mrs.
m ■
a vanity, un won li\ .Mi'. ! Selnmn, am! visit bis mother* Dr..
('- Pippin.
Itefrevfinu ill' j Selinan will also attend the .cjinic
of fruit punch, ihT-kcn valmi. while in Atlanta.
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Di. .1. N. Tolar ami Mrs. RaTTm
( . : .1 V,..)!.« r. Mrs. t; II. Tiiek- r ,:ict tinted home 1ticsday. |
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The members o f the Evening
Undue Club were most delight*
fully entertained Tuesday,- ns the
guests of Mrs. F. K. ltoumillat.
O f exceptional interest were
the games o f progressive auction
I ridge played during the evening
and when scores had been collect*
id after the usual .number <i
rounds nnd been plnyo/, It was
found that the high score prize,
a crystal mayonnaise bowl and
plate, had been won by Mrs. A. P.
Connelly, The men’s top score
! i ixe, a jeweled cigarette box and
match hoider, w a« awarded D. L.
Thrasher.
I*nte in the evening the hostess
served a templing salad course
with coffee,
■ Enjoying this delightful
eve
ning were Mr. and Mrs. Robert A.
Newman. I>r. and Mrs. Samuel
Pulcston, Mr. and Mrs. Erne.*;
Housholiler,' Mr. nnd Mrs. A. P.
Connelly, Mr. and Mrs, It, I.
Thrasher, W. C. Hill, Alfred AY.
I ce dr., and Mr. and Mrs. llmim
Hoover And Goff Run
See-SaAV Race Today
l.tlhtlm s-
he has been attending |
(Jnuluatiu
Honored l
For
Ju*t ii few yearn a*o, it wan
pitifully true Hint this city Inn!
not mm really notable garden, with
a setting of green lawn, well kept
nnd cured for. It ts hard to realize
that the first concerted beautifica
tion work o f the Woman's Club
in 1013 could lOive had fo r its slo
gan. " A palm, a poinsettin nnd a
hibiscus for every garden,** but
there are many here who remem
ber when a personal comas was
made to that effect,, nnd those who
took part in this pioneering work
chuckle to themselves when they
see those indtspcnsables slowly
giving place to more rare orna
mentals.
The Garden Club in presenting
annually a June Exhibition, free
tuulo tin* work of Us mother orto the public is trying to.perpognnizntinn,' spread the gospel of
bounty atul orderliness in home
grounds, nnd educate the garden
Imers in the vast possibilities of
Eloridn horticultureThe suburban gntTirii* o f Mr.
and Mrs. Itoy Synies, of Mr. Hen
Kish, of Mrs. Curlctt in Geneva
and o f Mr.
nnd
Mrs.
Doit
Drummond, illustrate in a measure
what may lie attained an dihero
little
are a' great many
spots around city homes that con
tain rare-and precious subjects
It is from these that tlie_cxhi:
I'tt ion~FriJay tvUT lii'huilifh -iind -it
is hnpr c r thltr (fjEry.timi. ..having
something . ■eaperinlly ■ httmetive
will bring tlieir treasures fo swell
the showing.
Entries I ii their own baskets
or vases, with owner's names
firmly attached will be received
at anv time before 10:0(1 o'clock
Friday morning, and the doors of
the A’ueht Cub will be opened to
the public from 4;U0 o'clock until
N E W H A V E N , Conn., May 30.
— (I N S — Six Vale students r e
mained in the central police station
nil night following their arrest In
the course o f a riot that started
near the campus and ended in
front o f the lockup. The police
building was spattered with eggs
and Severn I windows were broken
by bricks.
W|dle the police court was con
sidering the cases of the students,
faculty heads weVe studying haw
to punish the offenders. Many are
believed to he marked for expul
sion, some o f the offenders dicing
sons of prominent men.
As far as official* can determine
the riot started bccauso o f night
operators on a sewer ronstruction
job near the universityproperty.
i ho students objected to nbise and
opened n bombardment with bat
tles, driving the workmen away.
Police were called out ns students
began to swarm from dormitories,
and a few nrrests were made.
PROPHECY
1st, and astrologer, who predicted
that the end o f tho world would
begin yesterday, admitted today
his prophecy might have
beeq
premature. According to hi* fore*
ens the world's doom would be
gin with n gigantic tida^-urave ip
the English Channel engulfing
itl- it'u huio, V. riliii'.-i - , a
niniui
11 ojii I oki-iild win .•
- tie li.*-
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cd . ■ ton-1 inn.-1■i ■i m u a t a
t1- th** Seniors, w w
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ci-.ioly re-puidcil ■ U M - II' l ,Ma l eiili-t tc. I
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- rircil", n-i m| itii.- bv \Ji
Trs. Housholflcr Is
Km
l -<iir
All member* o f tho Jur
partment o f the Firat
Sunday School arc asked
Thu nniay nfternoon at th
dock at the church, to go
annual picnic And swhnrni1
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FHURSDAY
Morning Only
Wonderful dresses for misses, women and children,
including voiles, prints and dunities suitable for
house, afternoon and street wear. Splendid selec
tion from which to choose, all sizes and a variety
o f styles certain to please. Remember, this o ffe r
is for Thursday m orning only!
l<« i ti -''ending a f, w ,I:ix - with
lier bi-dhci i nd sisti r Ml, and
Mis. 1:. \ M< lul.vre. Sti w I! be
iccoiiii
ri, I loilile by Ml- KdW'Uld
I alii v. lot Km i ailed i Lakeland
by tl>- ciitif.il
illne-, of her
broth, i A, D P.irrish,
Stai k
will i i
i invite
t Stai he.
2 to l.S years
Kunning
K b " lien I'ii wort*, who has been
attending ithick'loiic Military A
i ademy aj. Ulnckrlfiltc, A’a.. i- c\
p.Vted I i arrive here Wediiculav.
lostcss To Her Club
Unusually delightful wa* the
irldge pnity given Tuesday nficr•ooti. when Mr*. Ernest Hnusmldcr “entertained Hie member- of
iu D iipliclo ItTldge club at her
homo . . . . Evans
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Petunias.nigged robins and nth"r lovely garden flower- were
lavishly used in (jvrornting tho
“ooms where the games w e e playbeeu nlnyed and score* < mi?|1. AVhur the ln*t bnnnl had
|'sr«l. it 'was 'found Hr ’ 'Mrs.
lobert A New-tnnn and Mm , V
r- rVumelly were holder.- id highP t sclfres. 1* '
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Jourso was served |*e the hostess
fi»‘s).iiM.n(
•TU*»t delicious
II Hi MING HAM, Ala., I
— (I N S )— Liquor valued
000 consigned from Lakeln
to Kansas City, Mo., war
jn a freight car in the
yards here today by dry
1wh'o acted bn a private
Palm Reach- Work to
begin
shortly on eonslruetion of I new
business buildings
at southeast
■unit r of I'uliii Heacb Avenue
and Sea View Avenue.
M orning Onlv
Emit h.
LIQUOR SEIZED
T H U R S D A Y & FR ID AY
HALF - HOLIDAY
rHURSDAY
SALE
1*|*-1||| oilnii, Mi e
I ha Pea * ••
I •> ileligbted
tin' u"i
W-lli
»< - Ml! I'iutlo i tail i i A delirioti
I i -itn t w.u lire
(laied bv tiie Pa11 ttt
I - u. her
A H-iutinn
of ^einmole
Hid -i-rieii by twelve ''"otiona r,
s-en»ing pretty M.-ick I f i. . with
v -hlng chj
and
npi'va ■ " I
'Idle. They w.-ie M>—
I' lhihl
rattertion. I'cv- 11y Itcuder, Kaib
'i in,. Sehlrurd.
phyliSmith,
b'onitn kfi Mullen, 'linnii Rr ( iiiils. Jane
Torr, oi'i*.
Ma**i.i
(bo e.
Olivia
Pta ly, D or-'’ ,
("'■rli'V, Margaret Gd'-1 and E*hft
F A IL S
Weymouth. As tbo u ro I
preached many pcaplo fit
t6 Weymbuth to Me tbo •
I'lio bat nothing happenc
Tropical News
Agency
(K.MOHY
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Proprietor)
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order them first mail and
deliver Hum if you. any.
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“YowelPs Stair”
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SPECIAL GROUP
Felt,
Mrs. Myrtle Warren Fclkcl, na
tive of West Florida, for P«*t ten
year* residing on Hie ea.it coast,
is a graduate o f Florida Stnto
College fo r AVoinen arid before her
marriage was assistant r.tntc homo
elcmonstrnt'on ngcrit, a position
that carried her into every LbirIda county. Sbo says "What ap
pealed-to me in qualify ing as. »
candidate for delegate to the N a
tional Democratic Convention was
the fuel that tho Florida delega
tion would go un instructed. De
liberately to instruct m yself would
be to violate the spirit « f the State
Democratic Executive Canw.ilitee.
I f elected I will do what seem* to
mo at Houstini to bo for the best
interests uf tho p a rty ".
The Friendly Drug Store
l*fcifcrlfflfons
And Arcuraldy
Straw
and
Sport
HATS
In connection with our half-holiday special
dress suit- we have grou|H>0 u table o f love
ly straw, felt and sport hats, euluen that one
cannot afford tu pass by, on h special table
and you tuay have your chulee
Florsheim
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o f the Taxpayers Committee of
District Three were present nnd
ready to stand, lie anid the names
o f the group, which had been
running a series of advertisements
in the morning paper, had been
j on file in that newspaper’s office
Ru
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and could have been ascertained
shamed o f his record on Ithc ni any time.
g7*‘ . board.*’
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Turning nnd addressing
his
Mr. Evans declared he favored remarks to a representative of
r the construction o f n hard-surfaced the paper, Mr. Evans nsked, "Mr.
( r , toad between West First Street Shipp, when did you c o m ^ into
possession o f that list of names ’*
and Lake Mary, hub asserted that
The newspaperman replied, " I re
jfiv- he did not want to “ see it built ceived it this morning.” Tho reuntil tho lake front boulevard : o , ply brought enthusiastic shouts
from the audience an:* amid the
Sanford was completed.” In
derisive demonstration, Mr. Halmctoit, Mr. Mcisch concurred i
lard took his seat nnd kept it for
1.V-, tbe remark that such lirnl been
the remainder of the meeting.
KR
Mr.' Evans* attitude ever since the
My*
Replying to charges that ho
proposed road had been under con- had taken clay from the land of
til '
sideration.
the Lake Mary Development Co.,
P Q y . av.' Vj 11*1 ■
m
Answering his critics’ charge nnd used It on his own property,
f. r
that road building in his district Mr. Evans said he was in tho
hod been localized nnd that they North at the time the clay was
had been constructed to serve said to have been taken and pro
pi
only a few, Mr. Evans declared duced letters from several men,
that all requests for roads
dceluring that the ninterial had
",
been complied with except
'one never been used on any sidewalk
otnall road on the county
project o f Mr. Evans as had been
‘
which will be taken care
of
claimed.
i,
aoon os the right of way can he
Mr. Bnmctt followed Mr. Evans.
«;*
obtained.”
Gesticulating wildly mid assum
itfith refercnco
to thp Lake ing nn attitude of mngnumimily,
Mary-Robinson Springs load, the he announced that "I am here to
!f‘ .
speaker said it was requested in exonerate you, sir, of charges that
1024 by petition signed by " v ir 1 have heard preferred against
tually everyone in Lake Mary.’’ you tudny.'' The speaker declared
He denied that the road
served some125 persons bad expressed the
[S'
no useful purpose ami declared belief that Mr. Evans had written
that H Is "one o f the most heavi tho anonymous letter to himself
ly travelled roads in the country." “ in order to gather a crowd in
Referring to other charges, Mr. his home town to defend himself
Evans described them ns “ gossip," against charges that had been
' ’statements not based on fuel." made against him.’’
Still asserting his desire tn "d e
“ highly Imaginative*’ nmi "without
foundation.” He compared some fend you, sir, Mr. Ilurnetl la
o f the insinuations
to “ holshe- mented the fact that “ Mr. Evans
vlkl practices” and scored the op- in mnking arrangements for _the
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position wlih-tho- declaration- that! j.;>-a4ing hud.nnt- rnuriibiLMr.-_F»jyF
wefirTImLto hUrV^tuch prop- 3*7 Williams ~piTT|R.;tTy~ so that
had «rraen-rjC?differ^m‘o t»fUgandai I ’d jift x * enough nerve to
ii
mile
or two oil some of their
up now and tuke my medicine.'’
road figures."
Mr. Evas declared that the Lake
lie described Mr. Evans as
Mary road leading to the new "past master in conducting a
state highway had been requested meeting" but declared all of the
in a petition bearing more than charges
and
counter-charges
100 names o f property owners, de sounded like "third
or fourth
nied that he owned a foot of prop class twaddle.** lie voiced the
erty on it, nnd declared that the
view that the whole fight was «
charge that he had under con "personal matter between
Mr.
struction a cluy road from Lake Evans and the Lake Mary Develop
Mary to Markham iB false be
ment Company'' and declared that
en use thore is "no such road in all the scathing remarks levelled
the process o f construction."
by Mr, Evans at his opponents
:y
With reference to n charge that "have fallen on me like water on
he was building another road to
Lake Einnta to satisfy personal
interests, Mr. Evans said that
county convicts had worked four
days on the road Ant* that this
wag done in compliance with a
petition from a group of tax pay
crs.
Denying that the Rear Lake
tond win built only after the
town "was discovered to have
some votes," the speaker culled
attention to the fact that the
road was constructed nearly two
years ago, about a yvai
before
tho Forrest City precinct was es
tablished. He asserted the road
followed the route of a survey that !
hBd been made two years previ- i
ously and declared that tins roiiti
was in uccoid with (tie wishes of
tho citizens.
A road front Hear Lake, such
as his critics have ndvuCHtrd, Mr,
• Evans said would cost approxi
nintcly $28,000 without grading
and that such a highway cannot
he coiutiuctcd without a bond is
sue.
Quoting another charge that
“ it seems to be Mr. Evans prac’
* lice to allow VJ'.r.t a month for
the building or upkeep of road pro
jects,” the apeaket reminded his
audience that "this method <s i
L)
practiced on all expenditures from
It is the duty of e v ery voter to study the qualifi
cations of each candidate offering for public office
H A T H A W A Y IS
P R A IS E D H E R E
BY M A C K E N Z I E
(( uutinued from page one)
nn i liance to he governor, lie sai I
John S. T a y b i was a fine mao
l but without a v bailee,
"1 think Mr. ( tilts is showing
infit mity oi mind,'' said Dr. MacKcn/ie a* lie turned his guns on
tho former Baptist minister, " lie
says he wants only his turn run
Hers anil bootleggers to vote fot
him. i think lie was one a a sin
cere Baptist minister.” ( ’alts, he
said, was item ly 70 years old.
feeble and tottering, and that he
had no experience in business.
Dr. MacKenzic announced that
he had wired a challenge to d e
bate to Carlton yesterday inurn
ing. He said Carlton's challenge lo
debate Hathaway was an attempt
to take mlvuntage of the road
ehaiimun who "can't make a public
speech to suve his life.”
The former candidate said that
lust night's crowd ami one other
were the only two small audiences
he liml encountered since taking
the plutform in the campaign
and decide which will best serve this County and
State. The S a n fo rd H e r a ld ’s Political Edi t i on
will enable voters to study the qualifications of the
various candidates in the June 5th primary
Thousands Of Copies.
Of This Edition Will Be
Distributed In The County
.
M IAM I BEACH, Fla.. May :i(J.
— ( I N S ) —A holiday fishing party
came to g rief here today when A.
I*- Jones, t2. Miami. Was drowned
and his wife and three person*
were rescued when their small
boat filled with water u mile from
shore.
YOUNG
DUKE DIES
JML>aR»lF.d*f — Rf Jffho
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any taxpayers group,
Mr. Evans. " A ll I know is
LONDON, May dO.— (I N S ) —
th fy are too cowardly to The Duke o f Newcastle, a promin
ent peer of England died today at
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T IIE SANFORD flE H ALD , SANFORD, FLO RID A, W EDNESDAY. M A Y 30, 1929
p a o b
n v
f Mi<
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[President Coolidg
Puts Signature Oi
Tax Reduction Bi!
Sanfonl Dally Herald
Help Wanted—
lc reduced rates are for
Jpcutive insertions,
fve words o f average length
Younted a line. **
inimum charge o ! .'10c tor
1 insertion.
i l advertising Is restricted
[roper classification.
an error Is made The Sanj Herald will b*> responsible
L ily one incorrect insertion,
fadrtrtiscr ror subsequent
L-tion;». Tbo office should be
ficil imfnedlntely in case of
TO A D V E R TISE R S
Herald
representative
I,uglily fam iliar with rules
and classification will
you complete information.
|if you wish, they will assist
1 in wording your wunt ad
take it more effective.
Innounccmcnlfl
■te s te d f o r g l a s s e s
|is. O p p o s i t e C o u r t
HAVE TWO MORE OPENINGS
••* - -iw
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Is
«tf
o f news— business news.
It
tells
you
what people have to sell and what they
t. *
want to buy.
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I f you’re wide-awake, you’ll
13— W AN TED
keep up to date on the classified news—■
W A N T TO HUY A ih, Maple, .Mag
nolia and White liny logs and
lumber. Alsu Tank Grade Cypress
Humber. .1. W. McNair Co. Orlnndo, Kin.
it’s changing all the time.
Don’t miss
18— Wanlcd To Kent
a day o f it!
F A M IL Y with no small children
%nnts place as caretaker or
would consider paying small rent.
H<>\ Hi:!” Sanford.
by
Hr
House.
SPEC IAL weekly
rates
at Snn-
.
P o litic a l
1!)— Houses Tor Sale
rtu i
’“" I' Tu:ii b\
Prompt Uolivory.
I iDUCING Ixm gs Pure Pork
l-tngo. 117 MngnoTln Avn.
|utomobi!cH
DODGE
lire cars and Graham trucks,
and 13th. Street. Phone 3.
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i ‘ i»ii
Ia
[W IG H T P R IN T SHOP
i’ P Y Korvtee on any thing in
l i l mg. A phone call will get I AUG I. """I
,> renin apuilmeiil.
[man. Phone 117-W.
ItnilI I'd and cold wa
Private bat
A vo.
gltrage (in lushed.
ter, light , mi
2 W. lilt St
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IN' UP YOUR OLD W A LLS I’li'uic 7
TH E NEW W A L L P A IN T NIi ‘ IMA F t 1RNTSIIl.lt
g:u Mi"
;TH ING
NEW AND HET
apartmytil lint Elm.
|FOR
FU R TH E R
INFOR[O N , C A L L PHONE U3f. •(
i "inn
U N F U R N Tslll I*
I f.E, v . C. COLI.ER, SAN
Phone
apartment
and
FLA.
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tY'S DRUG
STORE Pre■itiunu. Drugs, Sntla. We are TH R ASH ER APARTM ENTS Re
117 Park. Plnmo
d iic cd
rale
lir an ymir plume. Call DidHail-.l.
U)|NG H LOCKS Irrigatinn
A PA R T M E N T S
pa and general cement vvuik. R O S E < <il!R I’
Frtl Rent
Cunereie O'*. .1. E. Ter*
Sllliinier R a t e s
, Prep, .'ltd and Elm.
Call 701 .1 el l!»7.
L HOOFING: ’I ho lt«»«<f Evfling.
Metal
shingles LE F F L E R A PA iCi ME NTS. furn
ished. 3 room anti garage. A t
tig aeam tin and galvanized
] Sec .lames II. Cewun. Oak tractive summer rates. Apply 804
Magnolia, phoao 2 rtit-W.
)rid Third St. Phone 111lO G R A PII repairing, piano
rag by ex |ci t s wit ii 17 years
cnee. Sanford music store
Ift Shoppe. McLander Arl'hune 832.
|vlp Wanted Female
U t— l.otH Ftir .sale
22—
my i .uni ilm*y
f«»r
l(rt>r*'H**ii(a(Ix ok it*.
H im Hminis
» iixvihI mT
W IL L EXCH ANG E: Huildlng lo*
fur automobile. I ji I is worth
from $500 to $801). Address H"X
131 care The Herald.
20— Farms For Sale
1 2 ACRES improved land and
bouse with four mums and balk.
1-2 miles out on W. l«t. St. IL
, E chols, Kuo tv A.
1G— H ou ses F o r K e n t
IER and Himkrc|»cr. F.x
cnee net necessary. State
FURNISH ED : from June l it to 20— MisccllnnroiiH For Hale
(id qualifications first letter,
October 1st: very nominal rent
II. A. Herald.
to good party. J. II. Hintrrnnate*-, FOR S A L E : One fine Jersey milk
201 W. 18th St.
row, Alsu a No. 1 C y p r e s s row
(Poultry and E rkh
boat.
Can he seen at 311 C h a p m a n
FU R N ISH ED house; f> rooms and
r E I»r p ulleta at fryer price*,
Ave.
sleeping porch. Summer rate*
or write Cuekkdterry Farm,
KOI M a g n o l i a . P h o n e 1 5 9 W .
HOAT FOR S A LE : 30 foot bridge
Mary.
deck cruiser, thirty inch draft,
FOR RE N T; Five room Hungalow
HiMcellancmis
on Silver l«akc— PuvihI Road. fully equipped, s le e p s six. Price
reasonable. I*. O. Box 938.
llixli Goodrich Truck lir* For rent reasonable. W. A. Raynor,
fen 1000 miles.
Uurguin. R. F. D.
PRICED to sell. Small business in
593-XV.
heart of city. Net income np
FURNISH ED House:
3 room* proximately $150.1)0 per month.
screened porch anil hath. 013 F. Address E. J. XNr. c-o The Herald.
1’lanls And Flower*
3rd St. Call 198.
|A "P L A N T S for sulr: cor
SEW ING machine: Davis. $10.00
-20c do*. Mrs. H. A. Mc- FOR RENT: 5 room house. P lm n r
Phone 739-J, 212 XV. 40) fit.
fl, Eureka Hummock.
805 • XV.
_________________
3 STE E L cot beds, baby carriage;
t.SOME, large Calla Lillies FOR RENT: To Responsible |i«rty
in excellent condition. Kltchei
^ale. Most suitable for Com
well furnished Spanisli bouse in table. Very reasonable. See Roy
(tent and Memorial Day » v beautiful surroundings. Five rooms King, P iggly W iggiy Market. 1 st.
Can he had, any number. parage, will give lease if wanU-d St.
p er dozen. Telephone order Price $50. Address T. P. 11. Car*
ponshors, 3103 Iaike Murv The Herald.
27— Money T o Loan
Ijikc Mary, Crystal laiko
XVJIITE or colored property.
fo r P. O. Box 144. _______ _ FIVE ROOM furnished house. Low
summer n»tes. Kee V. A. Speer,
W. Herndon 108 K. 2 nd CL
Wanted
( I I Park Ave.
Mortgage Loans
I e D: Q iuv ton l ord chassis FOR RE N T OR SA LE : Six room m improved residence and business
modern house: Desirable loca
Ktt use flat hialy. Car must
property.
tvere inspi-ction mechanical’ tion 2009 Orange Ave., Oak HUl c
Baldwin Mortgage Co.,
I buy for cash or trade Ford Subdivision. Route A, Hox 170-F.
S*.® our local Counsel,
ght covered body und rah
S. R. Dighton, Sanford, Florida.
.condition. Give full dr- NICE FIV E ROOM house. 2412
Palmetto Ave. Phone 3H4-XV.
29— Permanent W aving
ddrvs* P. o . Hox 740.
YEN ROOM house desirable loca Permanent W aving— lovely natur
tion. Suitable for rooming house
al j>erwanenH as low a t $5.00.
nr two families. Located a t 40$ 509 First National Bank Bldg.
Oak Ave. Apply XV. II. Long 117 Phon* 489.
Iv **
v ,
Magnolia.
M4
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f«*t»l juat If led In neklntr l l i r vnl* r »
f.ir l l u l r Hupporl *»n my prevPiuix
reco rd mn J iimI I c*. o f (lit* I V m * ' and
ol*dM « tu> »»••! r n d e a v o m In i i l ' e
• II tri«* people n mitiuro d t i l with
Jup I Ice to all uifil ml r i e l Adl:**r$»iic«
ii> lit* laws.
hC W . U I V B L i *
n m j i s t m r o r e r * i 'H
d i h i i i i i i sin. k i i i ii
I t i n . li> uo aotiticr m> caiollilacy
for J o s t l e * o f 1’•n c * of D l s tilc l So
4. e o lijo r t l»» tltr ilrclsloti »*f H o
v i l l i ' l l in i It ii D r m o r r a l l r I'rlm ury
10 l.r Ilo.it 4*il J o h r ti l l . A. D. ISZS
D A V I D Hj‘ i : K I (
r o i i s T i r i : i .k o i s i . a t i i i i :
I » v-.il to aniioulicn lliy c u iv ll.l.ioy
f o r ttir
S i a t r l.i'KlsIstu rr
(i!noi|i
11 unit « t l l
B|i|>ret-tlo s L t ; - " ' 1 to
the p r i m a r y »o l>« ln-ld in Juur.
J^ I*. JIA*IAN.
>i i i i s n i o m :ii
ID) i Illt'lllllli'V f " t
t'oninilsstoio'r **( III.' 3til I U-I >I' I of
Sinvlmil'. I'.ointy . I too ■•!>> pi' 'lav
m ys r tr in on olo."lutvl>- ItnpiuOul
atli-lillo ii to Dvr we I fa r e o f Do- *ll»Irtct us u s llulr. stioalil I In- ii"iolouled „0,1 vlecteit D o - l « u III
••"
r i vitilN i,uilt fur pi h u t * twaclit ot
un> one iivuii, I u t i l m-'j D io l n- f-vt
ii" It Is la m y p o w e r llio l Do lux
liorilen I k e v e n l y
illrirllovieil,
ailvricallOK .< Diorouuli e«|uull*:illoii o f
live t a x a b l e p ro p erly o f l l w c'"uul>.
T h e 4’ou n ty 's Im s ln is s should h" us
rro o iin ile n ity run us u p riv a t e 1>us*
lops*. T h e t a x p a y e r s w h o furnish
the m o n e y l o run Die I ’ oim iy shouhl
he t a k e n Into the con fh h nee of thu
Don ill o f C ou n ty C o m m is s io n er ■ unit
k e p i I n fo r m e d us in vvliul Is K»1nK
on In I h e l r
delllirruDon s.
I liuvo
heen a resident o f th-mluole I ’nu nil
uml Drxiiivi' t ' o i l m y helirre StuillloUi
|-iuinly w a s r u i
o f f f ro m
DraiiK«
i*ourtly. f o r ifi years , nml a t a x
p a y e r ull live Uuve. M ak e you r v o le
mi In vest m ea t lliut w i l l hr tug >ou
i l l vlilellits. VuUr Vnli- l o r rue w ill he
u p p re e lo le d June Ilia bill.
W.-JI. H A l . I .A Itn ,
I 'O II I ( II \ T \
In utinoiitielna
m i ul 11" I 'lhiKi ix i.i (n lir hi on *1*i ii**
th a I* i r *
1 Mill C|l|*lr*iUlt* •.**«)•■ **|||)|iur|.
i . i .s m i :
..... Hit • »‘f ''"Util
* ..mini '•HiMiifi I vs»iii 1*1mI* let N**,
«i|li)« « | to Itil* il** t‘ I Ml nil of I In* Vo
« |*» im » In- Jh i.... * 111l*‘ i'f I " ' " x I
Iml) Im Ii| oil Jill!** 'fiill. A. [I, mi*
B F. I .* i.M I.
rifv,
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m!i'll*t*i f'»r l Ii m of f I* *• of I*uli*
Kttllllt* l ' l ‘ J 11**|III* nf till*
I 't 'i i n
p|Hlrl«‘t N*»
I B*MtUl*ni. i *i*im11 x
pint
MUIII Juntil t* of Him I*1*1X1'•
f •i *s,) i 1 1 T t "iiingiT ifiinx; I L • ! Inn Pr**
rinlM. N . i' h I 2. 1. 4. !». I»». I I. A 12.
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io
n m m m ’ s t v t n ii> iiu M (> s i:ii
T o T l i e V u l r r s 6 f S em ino le I'o iiilty !
I wis h tn an nnune* th at I am a
c a n d id a te f o r tha o f f i c e o f ('loility
Coninrlasloner f r o m D l s t i l c l No. :
e u h jr e l l o ( lie DemncraD.' I'r lm a ry
lo he held oil Juan Lilt. A. D O i l .
1 ha ve liv e d and naUt lu x e * lit Orunue and hysorlnofe Cuuitllra slncve
1a7a und I h a ve a l w a y s been a D e m
ocrat.
.
,
D. I L c
l l A I t l 'M .
Hanford
I xx|f«|i
Im i
i u x x r t till:.
m rroN T M E s
CITIZENS TO VOTE
ON SIDE OF RIGHT
Tampa Candidate Says Princi
ples And Not The Xian Are
Issue In Present Campaign
For The Office O f Governor
ST. PETERSRURG, .May 2t»
Principles atul not the loan are the,
issue* in the jjrcscnl campaign for
governor, Doyle Carlton said here
tonight, before an enthusiastic
audience estimated at 1,200 by a
local newspaper.
When you cast your ballot an
June f*. you will lie tasting your
ballot for or against ynur best, in
terest ami the best interest* of
valid state", said the candidate, “ (
therefore beg o f you to throw
youc_hifIneiico tin tin* side of
rigbtMkT ""v
"The rev Was never a time when
the
forces
oik
self illicit.* 1,
seirpTblirs.-i, graft ami clime were
so struggling for-a^KvId mi tin*
teitis .'of llte government, there
vvns never a time when the danger
of a vicious political machine was
as ilangerotiK as now," lie con
tinued.
"Candidates for office are being
jock eye 11 in and nut of tho, ineet
political (raiies'.'.'ard’Aictag , made.
|tul*lie- employes used, .‘siteeinl
M’. • •• r
faVorjy being..offei-ed- ntul official
- Ik * of
Sn. lit [ t*nK*i- M-»rvI W
1 11.fjilvTimu i 'Lil. X\ ' I *iinli A jmsit ions a re being betrayed.
I' Siohlom, .mi•J Wm Trn*, In
"Niildi* ptofessions nr,- eon*
t |MMlMl *•
sciotnly doing subservience
to
I *i » * in* I Vf* II (All .MiioNt * I, U(i
!.*■» i I rull. i, 4*1* i 1. \ \X Mull. I . tip*
ebrewti maiiipulutinns of
Aitliin I.*•xx i*s .*ml !•' H Si.uo-, tn
mat bine polities. Il is a time," he
*f|.f * lOl H
1*1 *•r I lit I S it
I *
( Fill i **t I 'll X )
said, "wliea all
true, patriotic
.lulMi .MirN’ii*ix;hloii, i 'I i i U I I . M*
citizens should rise to tin* full
N**l| XX It Bilx .•) - H ,X| M-.ii-s
111* |M( I ill *
statin* of their juditirul manhood
l»,M'.l i I.i" l Im* 'l*ii *li«x .f .Mux. A. anti womanhood, think anti then
I* |!*vs.
****1 STY It* * XCl* i*l' l'i It!.I* ’ IV
vtt* for themselves tin iltheir gov*
FIJI I'Tli »S\ Si:X|IS»l| i: **• 11 s ernmeat, apart from the dicta
TX I l.*«UIMX
tion of some so called leader who
X11*•**! T XV LAWT4IN.
Si*, i i tui i may himself be misled. True
»ix i i: i :u t vv i i .i .i \,\is
patriotism demands that
you
* 'I m ii in.* *
weigh well each candidate and his
\ini# i: ni U i . i t i n s
principles, not merely jtrofessions,
<othi *M m
xx Mil I In' ( 11
ill the scales of gootl citizenship,
(Mtis nf lit xx upplM'fi l>1o lit* i •■**| to
t i n lx lu'lrlix
Mix* ii lluif
nil • !i*•
and tile lies! interests of the enloll Ion Ifoili * ■«[ lift *1ini old* M*l
fm* 11• 111 ||II11 tin
(Ill*‘ Hill Im II*
■I XXTAIII.K
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ill .... a III) r i ml hiui'X
ilrmiii *
Il numlnnti’il I iil^tlK*" I fm i mtiMti Mt‘ t> i Ilf* fmii l Ii il Im*
my lii **i
in ln*l)alf of 111*1j i.rlil, muh rt In I lii* xx III nf I iii”
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>* In 11 <■ I minin'! it 11* pt linur j'
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I #f*111! xx11(ii|„
A 111*IT!'Hit **
i i c a 1 E s ta te Tt> K x rh an n cMl* f V,
Sprlnc* nii *f I '•*i s-Mt ('lly, t*iin»*l it ill ^
W IL L TH AI*E: Several building
lota, free and clettV, lor snm’ l
bouse in goad section. Your price
must be right. In answering thi«
ail give complete informal not ns
to size of bouse, local inn, and
price. Addreras S. It. D. Care The
Herald.
1
rrufir I *ciiAixry, l ‘.r i **liy min*»uiiP»
LOT FOR S A L E
I ' l l dnllai's r a b
1 * 4 1 ii j i N T i n x o f I ' r x r F i
atul te a d o l l a r s p e r nn mtli vv .11
i n n m s n m r m o . i *i i i-'ii
buy g o o d l " t . I f t n l e i f s l e v l a d d l e * . •
Till** i *• *•• (tiiiMMinrf n»v r.»mlh!:*cv
fur ,1lit 11« •> nf
Ihix |*4a94'*', tllNt I h'l
llo\ 'it 111 rat e T h e I le i aid
N.» 4 r*«« !«)•-. I I** tin* xv III of tl**
I m*Him 'r;i,
vmI**ih Jim.* fdli
Hiinfiitil, 1,i« k *
Viiitue,
Fiuilii.
Liik«*
S m a l l g a r a g e uparttiicitt. t all 201,
Modern
furnlBlu-d a part meat ■
Frigit'aire; Morphy steel kitch
en: Garage: excellent neighbor*
hood: rent very reasonable. Park
Apart merits, No.
Phone 8 JH—J .
,
f o ii t h u
i.n ra m .A T tn ic
Silii jK 'l l « 1h^ K|HH nariitiii;
4 imllil.il r fnl
Flu.
• u s * n h i .i!
11>11II' « NIX I’il Vlillllil**'
, * . . r . ir.inM.% I»wirh-
FOR S A LE : Small m ilage built
JIUPr-M ARM U N
on tear nf well h calcil rettiileiil
ISunford Automobile Co.
Yt M R V A C A TIO N , fining lo Day- ial l"t. Owner will st‘ll fur $27>0O
te ims just lil. rent. A d d r e s s R.
jlagnoiin Ave,
Phone 137.
t«'im Iletteh this Summer? We
It. eui-e The ll< r a id o f f i c e .
pei tulir.e ill beach pro petty itliii (
Itisincss Service ________ will he gljul in assist you in fimlI Nipper. Signs of all kind*. utg a place. Call ur wrile us your 21—
Acreage Fur Snip
Sanford Paint & Wall Paper t'.spiitein. tils. CAM I'HE 1.1. REAL
ESTATE CO. !*«;• Main SI. IVnin\ C R E A G E I'O II S A L E :
su itab le
m la Side, Day I nun Reach.
fei p e u ltiy fa rm . I jic a le d four
H. A. HALVERSON
mib'r- .setltll e f S a tlf e l'd ell eld III'
painting, inteiior decora
la n d " iiiad, 33
a c r e s , part
h ig h
ting. Phone '132-XV .
iS F E R Service of all kinds
kne 57 0- W or :i:ww
K.
tening.
m
III (*•
*1*» Irfbdt ..f
III*4 v oli* r«
in . I'll Ci.lilt ouliJed
I d the u III
of
1 11,■ r i■~111 +m‘t'.«f 11 " I ’ tim iirv in In' Im' I i I III,' l o t CIS .4 1 Ike lO III"*' I all'
Cl I
hi J it ii »* nf thin i »*ft i l Imvti 1lx tul loan i»o Jill"
1*•. '
In Diutig**
iitiil
rm itillri
i * i. n i r . A K u r . i t
Inr 4a tidiiN.
I
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Hcrv**«l
ft*
» minty *’iiiiiiiil*fs|ciM‘ r on ixml
«lff
m u i «»\ *T \ aif.K
fur 1- > c u t 1 havi* imixli? my Hv1 xxI n|» to iibi***iiii' •* mi vnmlhlnvy
Inn i ;i I 11 >k bh“ 'K nml iillniH frtill
mill fiifiniiiK. 1 |*t «i |m*m*> |it I**t rx‘**rj i fo r ih«* *dtn • *d n-otjii ,ihl**, Ihtitrh'l
(;ixi>M ) 1*1
l it i r x III** |iri»|iiil 1 Infill! «* |N*o I. B**mHmJi*
Hilhji'* ! fit
tin* in*i I itf H ill Ml Mm
' is III 11n*
I*)
shii 11 •f
ur »ii|»|i*!i l j * i lit l'i hut ■*
pri't x pt*i Honulty.
i »in**
xv ill h a ppt I'idiit*
IIN S .1 COW AN Co. Auto
Jiator and sheet metal works,
lu nch Avenue. Phone 716-W. hath, hut w a t e r . 1513 1 2 P a l m e t t o .
I MOST
MODERN
a p m lu ic n l
in
I
S a n f ' i i i l S u i t a b l e f u r O n c e bach
- 1 I - G as , Elect i it it y, U u l e r , Lin
r
elis and maul S e r v i c e , included 111
rent. $.*iP, pci ■ii'inlh. I'h'iitc tillS,
I in a lu m 11P E l m A v e .
A n n o u n c em en ts
Atansfot*.-.___
U
||HUP1X»
l l LLjMiK <,r l,,p* 1‘IIH -ftT
Scifiimilc • r<tuii| V U m l
I -1%11^-rt “T p
i :n c r e l i t " m n m t i r . K, n d C id iu llilm y
lid Id.H « fill lax
for Die u til"' "I clerk of |l"' i'll-
“Hutrl ~ " 7 . " 7 “
- - - »- FOR isA LF.to- Sluccn him g rr+mv ‘o f
five rooniji;—' ciin.sIiiTmg ofjSSvS
• . , . * .*. -----. I . **r 7v«'».
V
*
'5"~—r — *. *
.
w*
11 *—•-*
heil i.n.tils, large living room, dm
15— Apartment For ltent
iug room, kitehen, front and rear
porches, hath equipped with show
electric
range and water
2 FURNISH ED upartments: I up er,
stairs and 1 downstairs: reduced heater, located oil enrnor lot in de
rates. Mrs. A. K. Powers, 107 W. sirable residential section. Can he
bought with a cash payment of
tltli.
$250 ami the balance like rent.
Price l ’i,111HI. Address P. t). !to\
G ARAG E Apartment. Nicely furn 131. Sanford, Florida.
ished. Three large rooms and
laud and s e m e o f it l e w , id eal Ter
•luekctts and d i n k s t an In' Inuight
f a r tlillJ pi i
a< re eti
year
uw'i
te r m s . A d d r e s * R .1 l l e l l y , F i r s t
N a l i e n a l Rank I b n l d i n g , S a n f o r d ,
tin.
37th
Classified advertising1is the livest kind
For some ambitious young men
or young Indies who want to
learn a good trade and get a good
position when they hnvo become
competent. Have situations avail
able every few ilayr. I f interested
ask for C. A. Haines at Sanford
Herald office.lie will be gbul to
explain it to you.
f n r d ’ a leipICrllkti -lvottil, - S t s ilimjle
I cULL-Illl'i.
j v c m t i t up- r o t \ r i at nun.
D e m o c ra tic V o t e r s ot T h e
v iitllM II.I
ru t Al l . STATU o r
S e n atorial D is tr ic t: —
I-M IIIIIIA
l herevi IDi an nounec m y canfll- III r* KulnU' »*f
ilai y fur the I hiivocrat ie Itomlniithin * «i K i n i > a s
j i:\vk t t , i
f o r s t a t e Se n ator
fro m the
571It
T o a ll rreilUnrn, ltK.iip*n, dlmirlSenator ial
D is tr ic t
com posed
of I mi I»»ph . iiml
all
iMiKiiim h a v i n g
S.-minnie amt llrev.tr*) C oun ties si I'liilmn nr tit* i ruin (In nKtifiutt rminti*;
the June Mil p r i m a r y still If n o m in
\ mi, ami •'jirli nf vi'ii, nr** 1it*r«*hv
ated amt elected, I nssure one nlul
iiml
n-'iuliM i i«» p r r i ^ n i
all a Deniocritlla a d m in is tr a tio n
any plnlnin mnl il«*inanit» wlihli >r»n.
T h a n k i n g one amt nil fur j o u r *ir, vKhi r •*f >nVi. may tuiv** agalunt
Vole iiml liiMuetu'e,
tin* **»it:ilf’ «o Shrihtnn
«!•*I :< speel fill IV,
ipiiM'if, lull* of Hoinhfoi.' foiinty,
l l l l l . l p \V. l l O t l P I t T S .
( h.rhta. to |In* lion, .la** il, Sharon.
t’l'tlllh sllltlg#* o f
111I liolt* 4*11 II III v,
m liii* offlc i* <n tin* I't m n iy I 't o u l I iouhs* fii Scmfiiol*1 I ’ l ' i i n i ) , Elio l«l i.
r o l l STATH 3RAATOII
n h l i l n l u f l v p tnonlliM f ro m llit* tint**
t herel.y iinnounee its it can didate hi-*i i*i *f.
to succeed m y s e lf as Hrmttor frutn
l*.n*.| Max tilth, A. D 193*.
tlie 571It S e n ator ial d is tr ic t c o m
n u Z A i i r . T i r j i :\v i :t t .
posed o f Sem in ole UteVurd C oun
i : \ f f i i l r i x o f ill*' K hUi I i * *»f
ties subject to
the
DnmnrrnOe
Bh«* rlit jin Ji'Xi'i‘ 11, 1hict*mn*(l,
prlm ar y l o be held Juno Mil, 11*3*
I f elect ed I Ipomlsn t o cuiitluut
\ U T I i i : IH** i : i . e a *t i o >
to w o rk for the h r s tljn t v r e p t o f the
In *‘oi|i|ilitilit*** w i t h Hie |ir«»v|t*ltifiK
district and I l n v l l \ > < r f i to mi
record on Pill'll Im p o t l s u t
leslsla - *o' la xv nid'lii ixbli’ I hi*ft*lo. mil I**** t»
ih'ii as KO'id roads, r u a c e r v a tlo n o f londo I’ lvcn I lirat mi **l#*rihin ha**
our nalur.il resoume*.- red u c tio n of lurii iNiltnl ami orih 'lotl to In* h**hl.
state t a l e s iiml education.
I ssk o rut l b*1 tuiiiit* \\ III In* ludtl xv|ihIII
the siipl'oit of all li>;nl Democrats. *i.*1 1liroitusIndiI Sni'PiatI Tux Stdn»**l
l ‘i*irlrt No If. Bi*inhM*l»* l'oiim>.
j. j rA to tis ii.
I ho »tiu. Haiti disti li t hidnir nlxti
Ianoxx ii a* lsoiu;w*iot| Spi rial T a x
SVI
iomI. on Erlilay, .Inn** ir*lh,
r o ll rt.n iH u p fiM t'litT ro u n T
1 vv 1 st, to announce Itmt I am a i*o i !»*• i»oi|»*t<<* o f «i<iti*t iiilnimr win*
«h:*ll
lit* IfiiHlrnH *if ill** >;ti«l ill***
'undid.lie fur re-e le c tion to the of:.ve Of *'lerk o f tile Circuit Court,' l r|» i ffi> i l o n* x i m i i ,*,*t i I i tii: I XX-*•
of Seiulttotu Coun ty , P 'l or lita .. suh- x « .* r * a ml i ll** iiiiinlir r f*f mills n’f
Jeci to the deelHton of l h » ite m o- i l H i t h t Ht liiKtl tax*- lo Im* b vl. tl ami
Tin* I 'on hi > Ihnuil o f I'nhlli1 In*
cra tle V o ter s or Sem lm ile County,
I'll 1lie D e inurrstlc
I ’ r lm u ry
K le e, *ii 11s ■i«-«| )n. ihii’li of iht* s:ihi y**nr**»
si
l
t ion Inis ill I **t'111 1ii »*i I hy rnjn*lion to tie held on June Mil. A. I> 1IIVi1n
1all |hill it'll m ills is (III* * « l l I if *J
iti.tl»>*l mill a g o iipcd S;) mi x lo I*h \ot«*il
v. k Dntrnt.ASH.
d * siirii. i"It'D11ion f o r ilo* \»nr|io*m if
■to’ s.ihl sftri'hil 'Id X srlnml alissf |'|a-1
! " t i h f piisiiim: fxxo x**iiis
rim lo tio n mg iu m i i x I .it- a|i(ioinlr m t t i.K H K t t n r i i i r n r u r
* *I lo pi't ns lns|M*i*t ors ii ini t*1ii»rkr
I herehy on iiounce toy candidac y .n ll>r m «*i*i in'l s tut iii«d \\ 11 h In sjii I
f o r the
offtre
of
c le rk , o f the -*|Mtdiil ’I'll X Brhool I i IhI i U'I |o h**l«l
Circuit Court, sub ject
Die uctloti oM t It i 11niif
or . Die v u t e i s U the June P rim a r y .
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Ediotely fo r payment.
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W AS1IINHT0N, May 2 D. (IN .
— President Cooltilge today sign
the $222,(35,000 Tax Reductii
Hill. Corporations gained the chi
benefit under the bill. With U
cot poratio/ fata cut to 12 p
c.-nt. A induction o f about $00
uOO.Oftt) wa* effected through r
l«*al o f the automobile tax.
The President wrote hia nan
o nthe idit nfte reight
, , **o’rlot
■ •J*
,N'onc wns present with him. Mo
of the reduction* will not bccon
effective until next January
The reduction wa sclose to tl
linti tset hy'tho ndminiatratio
Tlte bill was npproved by Seen
tary o f Treasury Mellon bcfoi
the President affixisl his sign:
lltiro,
Din* bill constituted u rnmpn
nvise Itelore tho Senate anil Hous
with the Senate winning, on tnos
of the important points. Th
House passed a $289,000,000 retluc
tion.-while the SenaU* cut the fig )
tile to $2 0 1 ,0 0 0 ,0 0 0 .
No benefit will pecnie to th
smalMtax payer under the nev
law. us the income tax bracket
were not touched. Passage o f th
hill in the Senate resulted front .
coalition o f Republicans and In
surgeats. The latter agreed to sup
|iort the administration's proposa
for retent ion of the fwlerol eslnti
tax, which Mellon wanted repeate*!
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«!ll»Jc*’t t*»
I In* vx ill itf tli** v o i r i * iii H<it liHtin* rntic r r l m . il v in hi) It lil uii June
Mh. A l»
I M
Vi mi r Hiiptmtt XXm Im :»ppr^ctatwd
A IJ. 1A i U p ) HU
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I 'O I I I ' l l l i T t j* w in
I h erein snnonnrp mv ^•■ndlrlllr)
fo r II.* u ffleo of I'oiinl v Judge of
Sem in ole I'o utily,
ri-o lli.
Mihject
in Die u1'I loll of tin
D enm eraU
I'. ir iy on June Mh. P i f '
My earn
pulnii fo r I h l " o f f i c e is In Dm hnml
of
my
fiie fu l"
i liCOUX limit
till
........
mnl we soliidt Dm MVtppor
amt v o l e s o f Die pefiphi
In
Dia
eoinlliK DPtnireriille I'r u im ry eleiDoll. I f Die people le e fll III pipe
hm lo llvls o f f l e e I will illve Diem
mi e f fi c i e n t , r l l i u 't l fH nml ppnnntnle
nl n ilm lril"lr x D ou
S A M I I D I . A. I ’ W I I .K I N H O N .
l'(ll( ( O I M Y
JIIM iF .
1 h n * hy a n it*nin « mi mmllihu'X
f o r K ' - p i n j hin
h* il»»» nf fle e
of
t*ii!ini x Jmlftt- *if >' i!iiiiolf (!» miii I>,
I ' I mi hl,i. ftihji'i't 11( CI)#* IX'ill nf (lift,
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df
Fred •Davis^i>eajta In
Behalf O f Governor
PENSACOLA, May 29.— Active
support for Governor John XV.
Martin in >iis march toward the
United States Senntc ix very pro
nounced in Escambia County, A t
torney General Fri*U N. Davis
found today ns he filled two speak
ing engagements for the Governor
who was kept at home hy a threat*
cued attack of appendicitis.
General Davis spoke here last
night to fifteen hundred people In
tin* city |inrk. Reviewing the ac*
complishments o f this udminU*
tration and asking for support of
tin* Governor on the ground of tho
promises he lias kept as chief exe*
votive. If West Florida with her
growing population is to profit
from government aid shb must
help send to Washington a man
who will do something and who
has demonstrated that ha has that
ability and supplant a senator who
has done so little that he is scare**ly known in the National Capital,
tile attorney general declared.
Ho wil Ispvnk in Century this
afternoon and at Gulf Reach to*
night where a fish fry hns been
arranged in honor of the Governor
of tin- Governors prosp<>ctive visit.
hot
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M, 4 )-*•♦ ii i nll«4»| dtiil iinlrriMl
In ft••|«| w ith asphalt.
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pnvitivc
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Bi-in iiml*' ( t i i i h I x l i r e stati*. witJi tinI'oliticil Annomu'cmcnl
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HfrH LKLLAN O
1!**vl*‘i| nml «4n|l«'('i• *1 Im . n l i nf lit. I incut o f one man w h o shook han't"
p;*lil yiGiiH,
Til*4 ('I’ Hiilv* I i*m r*1 nf I'lilillc In
w i t h him at the c los e o f th e m e e t
f i i i i n n u x T Y rn o'ir.t:irT i ^ n
Nf |1111! Inti III!** lit'1i I III I III t| ||X I t sitATTOHNWT
ing. T h is v t e r suiil " y n a not o n l y
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nd e a C a r l t o n . m an "tit o f
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to n ig h t y in m ade n D e n m c rn l nut
1'tintil > IToHrruihiM AM nrnry
suit* ill!’ Hi! Ill S|I* | |.|| Tn Xv S«‘ l|tnil I ■1
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o f u g o o d Rcpu bli i an ".
Hu* I »**nii*rral lr |ir<im*t v mu June U
Tli*' ftillMivih* ii'inu tt ii i- itfimliit
.Maynr C. .1, \ l a f i i i r , i“ >dt:ceil
JO H N <1 I.I.'HN A II t> Y.
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HI flic pi !•* Hirt » n.i im tl. xx lilriii s:ihl Cat'll on im a f lend o f m a n y >vr.rd
Bpex'lnf Tim Bt <n***l ] i U i i i * r !«* hold " t a m l i n g , and " i v , w e l l f i l l e d for
m u t %\ x «^ i :khoii
i’ I<•*■l in 11
I . *• h i** m MM'HiiH ** inr ruin!hincy fxnbl
ho
in r e e k i n g * *
r H f n l No i'> ( i «* rn-Yii \ M i - M th e liigb o f f toe
f.i Hi*- n| I in- nf T.* \ A xki 'HPmi T nf I: I 'f|itmbvx
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Hi*ml imi 11 ’ '..’iii’ x . » ulijci'i tu the >fl*> lilt* B*<^,
el 14*1 A A M .lllll . lo
u til *.f
I iii> xmi i i * In llie June
a d e l e g a t i o n frm u T a m p a s p a n '
fi|>rrf otH
l*rimri r i
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s o r e d by th e C a r l t o n m in u te m e n
lu i: I » r illT T U N D K N .
L il * hie, I ’ lfilv , M tn I! '1* Btiiiiiiu »*
(till, M inn M irx iinxx I*-, ntnl 1. 11 n f that c i t y , und M rs . C a r l t o n , who
ru n o ir.itiiT
I VXX , |111Mfit 4 |411 1
w a s in t h e i r p a r t y . H e wits a c f o tu *
1 li**reliy liiiimiiimx m v * 4 f f ■■ *
1Hi t • il 1it Is* Hi*4 'Mil itiiV nf \hi X,
p o n ied h e r e Yro m L a r g o
by
an
c a m l i i l i l t f**r H ln t iff *»f Htiinlnul* A I ’ !!»:*<
t ***u li I x niilijrrl
tu
Hit* ucllnti o f
d elem itio n
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Tampa
i 'm i n t y
it’ * v i i i * o f
r r u i e i r other
11m I ir in.. * 1 *»Mc
id iim ry
lo
h»
I N i S T U r i ' T K ».N
BL.MIXt »i.i: spoil an l e d by the s am e nrgnnV.n*
Ii* I.I in H it eftrly pul I o f Jur.e IT2I.
i M l ’ N T Y , i-'l j» if tl f •A
Very re »t»e«*Hvely.
Afl
T |\V L A \VT< IN.
linn, w h i r l )
h e n :d
bi*
adtlT * »
lu R UltAfX Y
Seer.'tm V there and at Clearwater. He
nr
llv C IIG D t U l l . 1.1.M I S
r im si m i m i A i i f A T *tr
to n large andieiu-e in luvili
Clin ii l oan
ift.
1*1 III.IC I N S T I I I (T IIV N
1 ;im o , eurulldo|e
f o r. .r e * e. le c.llo n.
, -
Domnerulfe ‘ Volets
of S.-mVm.le Jt** tin* otfleo ol -uperVuirintent of
public
In str uction
for
Sem in ole
I'ouivty. lu Dm DetuoeruDc i T I m u r y ' Cuiinly,
cl to live Dciimeralh!
ele. I loll to be li* Id Julie it II 114ZS I ’rlm arv . eiihjr
\i.ul
Mippiut
w
ill
he up*
KMAItO N.
J \S
pri ctvt ti'i|.
T. \V. L A W TON.
V IIT K Ilt n r 4 K M IK IIL H
rm sTV .
t w ish l.r anaouni-p that I ntn a
rond ld nto f o r re-e le ction to Die o f
f i c e o f (.'minty I'onunlssluner fro m
D is tr ic t No. .1. sulvjeci In the d e
r is io n o f llte Volar* In D ie D e m o
c r a ti c I ’ r l t r o r y to hr bald on J un *
Mh, A
D 19*4.
f i t A S K KVANB.
F u ll
TO
:y
I hereby t a k e this met hod nf a n
nouncing m y csnd ld nry
for
tha
o f f i c e o f County P ro s e c u t in g A t t o r
ney.
subject
t«
Die
D e m o c ratic
I 'r l m a r y , ( I
wilt
a p p re c ia te
any
uupport g i v e n ms by th e pen pis
nml nssiirn them. If s le cle d , w i l l
Klve to tha duties o f the o f f i c e my
v e ry best services
W. E W H I T E
144 T l l p :
T il K
V IIT K ID * l*K O n t l P O L H
C O M T I.
I rvlsli to announce that 1 am a
enodld ute f o r re-e le c tion to the o f
f l e e o f C oun ty I'oinuilMsIonrr frctu
D istr ic t ,No. 4. subject tn the d e
cision o f Die v ote r s III the D e m o
c ra tic I 'r lm u ry to In held ou June
Stir, A. D. t i l *
U. V. W U K K I . B a
TO T U B
VOTKna III- I K X I X O L f
lO li.M *.
f wish to announce Dint I am a
rundldale for re-election lo the o f
fice of Comity Commlsslcarr from
District No. Z, subject In live de
cision of Die voters In Dio Demo
erntic I’ rlmury to os held on June
Mh. A. D. 1*14
JO'IN MB1BCII,
ro T iir. v o T K iia o r
nKMixoate
n illS T f
or
r t n i.ir
■ IT rn liT K M IK S iT
iN d itrirriD S i
I wish to utinuunre my c s n d l d a o
f o r the " f f l e c of Su perintendent
I 'Ill'll-I iimI m e t ton
of
Semlrml
Criliuly. subject to Die w ill o f the
v o l e t " In the prlm nry June S. Yuu
support w ill t>e upprcclalerl.
m ay
im u .V : m a x w k l u
nut
t u r .v T !
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Chiropractic^ S pecialist
HEMSTITCHING
a t t o iim
f o ii M iK itirr
nm » rutuJIilate fur
offlr#
nf S h e r i f f fthil xa III n p p r c c l l l o tu p -
FOUNT)! Ar, effective euro for
Singer Sewing Machine Shop
that stomach condition o f yours. Machines Sold, Rented, Exchanged.
Chiroprartk— Dr, XV. E. MeDoug*
Easy rayments
all, 308 National RurA Bldg., Rhone 80 North Rark, Valdet Bldg*
Rhone 482-J.
Lu n ch R o o m
ItattericH
I
iiorl in (hr June l*rlinftry.
bL IC. W A L K L i l >
F O II M llF e lllF F
1 lic rrliy tin no u iif v mv cftiulldft^jr
f o r r«**r l e d ft«•it l o (lio o f r lc o o f ihur*
I f f o f S**mIiiolu iC’o u n l v
to
liifT iirlin ii
o f U mj vutvrft In t h i
I •■■iiMM i ’iI lr (irliutii y ( o be |i«sItl l i c i t
June.
I
w ill
u|!|»rrrlatti
your
n:iil*tMM»rt, lie him*11 fu l l y yniirn,
(?. M I I A S I ) .
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Sanford Herald, 1928
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The Sanford Herald, May 30, 1928
Subject
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Sanford (Fla.)
Description
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<em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on May 30, 1928. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908.
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Text
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Original 6-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, May 30, 1928; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida
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Sanford, Florida
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<a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a>
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application/pdf
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eng
Sanford; The Sanford Herald