7 10 104 https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/1c8a127e67b60dac4791a643519218df.pdf db38e5e7a77f1563c057ab03932bd306 PDF Text Text , IUrthn rnenrement week at Winter Park. Mr. uml Mrs. K. E. Tolar an Miss Munson returned Thursday but Miss Retta wjll stay several rinunce the birth of a little girl Tues weeks longer, the guests of friends. day. May 25. 1916. DRINK PURE WATER WHY TAKE CHANCES WHEN PURE WATER CAN BE HAD ELDER SPRING WATER 99.9H PER CENT PURE j - !VJ THE STRAIGHT ROAD AT THE STAR .MONDAY, MAY 31st Clara Millen ure expecting to visit the -Panama Exposition ul San Krnncisco in July. Continued from Page 4 Stevenson left Inst Saturday on tho •Miss Horn Walker is planning to Osceola for Jacksonville, en route spend a part of the summer in the to their homes. Miss Harris for west. Lawrence, S. C. mid Miss Stevenson for Atlanta. Miss Edna Plant bus returned Winter Park. Miss Lenta Orr has returned her home in Louisburg. Tenn. Miss Alice Tethcrly has retunred to Orlando and Miss Guild to Win­ ter Park. Miss Guild expects to leave for a summer in tho north within n week. Camphor In the Philippine«. Thu hureau of «elenco of the Phil­ ippine government la making a study '"■■Mrs. J. W. Dlckins and Mrs. of the plnnt known na Ultimen balsnmlHenry Wight wi*nt ovor to Oviedo fern, known by the natives in the Phil­ last week in the interest of the club. ippines aa ■‘«ambón" or "Rabuen," Mrs. Wight gave an excellent talk which produce» camphor. The ahrub on amalgamation with thi- state Is one of the most common weeds In Federation of Womun's Clubs. They the 1’liUlpplnoa. > It irrowa from flvo were the gue*t*-*d tho Oviedo Mng- I to eight feet high, with a atom almost nzino Club and of Mrs. Marshall. woody In texture, and has, long been used by tho natives of the Philippine« Miss Peachen Lefiler returned Sun­ aa well bb by h ntlve«'of China for day from Jacksonvillo where she has medical purposes. Tho Chinese In parts o f Kwangtung and Kwangsl been teaching for the past year. provinces already distill considerable camphor from tho plant, tho chief Miss Elinor Roberta bus returned drawback to tho moro extensivo uso from Raleigh, N. C.f where she has of It being tho amount of labor re­ quired to secure tho gum. Tho bureau been attending college. of forestry at Manila Ib Introducing ihn ordinary camphor tree of Chinn Mrs. H H. Hill left during the , end Japan Into tho mountain districts week for Ohio, where she will spend of Luzon tn large numbers for tho pur­ thé summer with her daughters. pose o f building up futuro camphor production in the Islands. Mr. and Mrs. Waiter Hand, Misses Ruth and Hazel Hand mid Mias Marian Hunt motored over to ATLAN TIC C O A ST LINE DeLeon and spent the day Sunday. TRAIN S 'I Northbound Miss Marian Hunt was the guest • Arrive Leave of her uncle, Mr. Wulter Hand anti lo. 82 1:18 A . M . 1 :33 A. N family for the week In. 81. . 10:45 A. M - ■-11:05 A. N [o. 80. .3:26 P. M ....... 3:46 P. h . Exell anti family expert to re­ to their home in South T’ aro IMrs. A. P. Connelly will leave this or the summer week for Washington, I). C. for a visit of several weeks. She will be accompanied us far as Jacksonville by Mrs. B. W, Herndon, wha will visit friendB before returning to Sanford. Miss fjita Moore will leave for Miss Lora TiiTt will return to lier home in Hutchinson, Mjn»-, this week. 2:06 A M *. 2 :10 I*. M. 6:44 P. M. 2:16 A. N 2:30 P. N 6:04 P. N No. 126— Arrive .U No. 127— Leave................. 4 No. 157—Leave 6 Trilby Judge Perkins ;h of I'omfort No. 25-—Arrive No 24 I>eave 1 2 Clyde Line Boat* ( St. John« Riv er! Rev. F. E. Steinmeyer left yester­ day to attend the Miami District Conference at West Paint Bench. He was accompanied by Mr. M. W S m i t h. walèr anirita very small antuunl of chlorine indiratc Ils good qualitj m, the Indications are that it la o f cxreptionally good quality. A very desirable feature o f this spring water I» its softness, ront-un Ing leas than one-fourth of the amount of calcium and magnesium u il., nates found In many waters of this region, and just nlsiul enough, a-- m < authorities think fur supplying the lime and magnesia requirement- „1 t body. Yours Respectfully, '(Signed) THON. It. l:\ki i Daily deliveries m ade in S anford in live gallon botiIpsealed at the spring. P hon e us for further inform a­ tion as to deliveries, prices, etc. NOTIC E Katie« I, hereby given that tho tinder■igned will, an Wi-dnmtay, the 30th day of June. A. (>. ISIS, or ■■ toon thereafter aa eonvenlent. apply to the Honorable Park Trammell, Governor of the date uf Flor­ ida lor Utter, patent. Incorporating “ The William Coulbourn Company" under the following proposed charter: the original of which ia now on file In the office of the Secretary of State of the atate of Florida at Tallahaaaee. • Arrive 10:00 A.M. Leave 1 Tui'stlays, Thursdays and : CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING W T COULHOlillN w m <; alohi i m i j: W. K COULIIOtniN. Article. o f >1nrurporallon o f “ The William ('eulliourn f 'e m p a a r. f n c . " The undenlgncil hereby aaaoclale themirhra together for tha purpoae of forming a body polilit and corporate under the law* uf the atate of Florida, with and Lee»burg No. 21— A r r iv e ............ 16 No. 24— Leave................... 5 No. 158— Arrive 5 Mr. Frank Christopher left Thurs- Ninety-Six, S. C. for tho summei. day fo r his home in the mountains of Georgia. He will study law at •'*■»« Lillie Farnsworth will spend Stetson University next Winter. th‘> summer >>t Dayton. Tenn. Miss Penrl Hunter has returned to Winter Park for the present. Southbound lo 83 In. 89 o 85 A N A L Y S I S :1 THUS. It. BAKER, I'h. I).. Roll in* College, Florida . Winter Park. Florida. April i'.i fti . II. II. Coney. Esq., Orlando. Florida Dear Sir:— I have completed a careful sanitary inialysis of the , of water that you brought me last week and have obtained the f.,||, „ , result: Clear Chlorine f> part.. per I oim n. , Neutral Tom! Nollids 8 parts per l.urn tin . . None Nitmtcs . . . ‘ Ir , , . . None Hardness . . 3H parts per I.Onn nno Artici* I. T h * n i m r of thè c o r p o r a t io n « h a ll li* “ T h e W i l l i a m C o u l b o u r n C o m p a n y » Ine.** a n d Ita p r l n r l p a l ortic*. and place* of buil* u n i « h a ll b* al S a n f o r d . F l o r i d a , with (•ranch o lT ìr r. at aurh o lh e r p ia r * « In t hi» and uthvr a U l t i uf thè U n ite d S t a i* « aa m a y b* n t a b l i i h t d , Artici* II, T h r generai a l t u r a of th« L u tin e «» to b* t r a fila r le-ti Ly t h r co r p o r a t io n »hall b*» tu r ng a g* in , and . g e n e r a lly r a r ry nn at *hole »a le ur r e t a li, or hotb, t h r buain ra» of a d r a l r r in a ll h i n d i of fruita» ve getabl*», a n d o t h r r fa r m p ro d uca la , to buy* •rii, and e i r l n n g » t h r *am*» for c«*h ur oh r o m m f ie ln n or ni h*T «fise, tn mah«- Inari* ur ad vane*« un farrn cr up», to b u y , « rii Ita»* a n d o th rrw ia e hold and dispose uf r r a l est at e; to b o r r o * money and acquire, tiold a n d nrg n tiat* mortgage» and other »-»curii ir», aiv r a l l y I « eterei** » uch pò urrà and i All Local AdverUflcmcnts Under This Heading THREE CENTS a Line For Each Inuerlion. Minimum Charge 25 Cents. For Sale— Two Migliti \ i Saxon Roadsters, 60 m i good as new. At a bargmi Murrell Bros imilege* a# pi ») l>« incident ' tu a general comminston and brokerage Lupin*»». and to have and f i r m a r all th* right», n o » r r i and privilege» Incident to corporation» organised and existing under the law« of th « »ta t» of F lo r id a * Articir 111 T h e a m o u n t of r a p it a ) »to rli of th * c o r ­ por at ion gitali be F i v e T h o u s a n d ti til la r», tu be d i v i d i d Into F i f t y »har*« of the par v a lu e of t in * 11 un d( »ul I t u l l i r » each, w h ich »ball be p a y a b le in la wfu l m o n e y of the U n ite d State» of A m e r i c a , or In p ro p e r ty or labor or s e r v ir e » at a fa ir and ju s t v a l ­ úa t inn l u be fixed b y the hoa rd of d ire r ton. A fltrlr I t The term for w h ich the c o r p o r a t io n »hall e*l»t »halt 1>e pe rp e tua l unit*« nut,ri»r di»*olvrt) a r r u f f i In g to law Anici» I T h r Lupin*»» of the c o r p o r a t io n »hall be c on d uc te d by a p r e v i e n i . a h o » h a ll ha grnrral manager, a vir* preaident, a »*ertlary and treasurer. and a board of dir*** lo r» to cun » lit of m il le»« th h n three nor more th a n live uf it» *t nek Hid d eft . The dire flo r» »hall be elected a n n u a l l y b y the •tor kholdrr* on ih» tirai V\. drp-»d«> in January of each year at « 00 n’ rlork p ni at » m eeting held fur that ihj rpn*» to the p r i m pal «ff« e» *t f «»*, | ; Kb>'id» « >»d it« nfTlr.-r< »hail i in On 11at « I > it n r e « U # r l»e e * «»■ ! f»y ♦ f>- r*ua r d <f ■ ! (r, i. t r , m Vllttng either ti x •r «»■ V hidde ■ • e.f if*rpr t«ir. Otre I Inc •■ »f| « h a r r *#| » " in k »halt •I ti tle ‘ it* hold»» Mi i*fk* eilt* I n if i thug** to be elect ••I »t th* Ural a n n u a l m e a li n g •hall be 14u aJ Itied, the butine«* uf the cor* »oration ahall b« conducted by tho followni ufîlc«ri : W. K, Cnulhoiirri, preaident ; Wm. C3, Aldridge, vir« pr»»Ment, anti W. T. t ’oulhourn, a*rr*«tary and treasurer W K. f'oulbourn Wm (1 Aldridgo ami W T Uoui hr. urn »hall conditut* the board of direct or* Article A I T h e h i g he» I » m o u n t uf Inde ht «Minea» to whic h the c orp oratio n m a y at an> time ■ u b je r t it*elf »hall be th* » m o u n t uf It» c a p ita l »tuck fdu» It» « u n d « * Acllrlr \ ||. I h r na m e and r r» id e n c e of the Mirar pur a tur» and the n u m b e r of »bare» »ub »eribed by each ar* a» fo lio * » W K. ( ' o u i bourn, Hanford, Florida, F i t » Sham . W T ( ' o u lb u u r n , H a n fo rd , F l o r i d a , F i v e Share«. Wm. (i. Aldridge, Sanford, Florida, On* Sh*r*. -~ flt*t* of Florid* + County of .Seminole 1 hereby certify, Th*t on this d*y peraonally *pi>eared before me, * notary pub­ lic, W, K. Coulbourn and |Wm. u . Al­ dridge, known to me to b* the prnoiu deecrlbed In and who axe uted the forgoing article« uf Incorporation, and each for himaelf »* vcrally acknowledge before me that he « » f u l f i l the urne for the urn • nd purpoaea therein expreeaed. Wltntaa my hand and aetl of office thlfl 2Cth day of May, 1916. (teal) J. J. D IC K IN S O N , Notary Public, • flu te of Florida County of Marlon 1 hereby certify that on thla day per­ sonally appeared before me, a notary public, W. T. Coulbourn, kno*a to* me to be the peraon deacrlbed In and who ex­ ecuted the foregoing article» of incorpora­ tion and before me acknowledged that he executed tha tamp for tha u»oa and purpw*#* therein eipretaed. Witness my hand and aetl of offlre the SSth day of May, 1916. Í See W indow Display These Shirts are of broken lots with possibly two or three shirts o f a kind. For five days we are going to offer Shirts that are worth any where from $1.25 to $2.00 W ANTED Wanted— B aby push rar» band.' Must be a bargain, at 119 W eit First St. £ m MA M I ß K. FOX. (m a I) À0-Frl-4te Notary Public Stata of Florida. In Cl,cult Conrl, Hotrnlk JuiiUlal rirrult Hrmlnulr C anal,, Florida. 1« Chanter, W. 8 . B r a n c h , C o m p la i n a n t m il t o *». Quuln O. Dl»l and Etiso n. Dial, her hutbnod. Dolondania. Fororlo»« Morigac* To G uuln G. Iturfcindi- Dial nod Eugoot And that Is what you'll mnkf By doing away with IH»l, h e r It nppaarlog from th* «worn bill ol com­ plain« filed heroin, that the drfendant. In tho »ho»» ontlilod cat»». Guaal» G. (Hal and Eugon# Dial, her huahsnd, aro ,» c h non r » ^ » n t » of tho atfcta of Florida, and that earh ro,ldo, at No. t 4 t Madiaon nvanuo, Kllaabotb, Naw Jaraoy, and that it I* tho belief of tha eomplainant in tha abo*a cNtltlad rau,o. that oach of anld dofondanta la ovor In* ago of tvonty-ena year», and that that« I, no per »on In th* atate ol Florida, tha atrtlra of aubpoona kpon whom -would bind tha »aid defend­ ant», or either of thorn. You aro, therefore, ordtrad to anpear to tha bill of complainant karaln Bled, on or before tha Ith do of July, IBIS, and aaawor laid bill of complaint nr doer*« pro eonfeaao will ho entered agalnat you, and Bnal deer*« thoteon. ' ,11 la further ordered that thin order ba publUbad la the I anford Herald, a ntwapaper publithed ia Sanford. Semlnota roua- <> J; Baking Bake. You'll Save in WorkYou’ ll Save in Fuel ♦’ You’ll Save in wear and Hsu ♦ The world won’ t stt-m on< ♦ half so cruel and you'll Cook Bakery Fart- �IN T H F H E A R T O F T H E W O R L D 'S G R E A T E S T VEGETABLE S E C T IO N P U B LISH E D SEMI-WEEKLY IN SANFORD—Life I* Wo,ih I ivintf SANFORD. LI.<>It ID A, T l ’ KSDAl VOLUME VI GRAND JU R Y P FE SE N T SENYS W E R E S H O R T 1UJT S W E E T PRESENT the court for their unfailing cour tesles during our sessions. Kenneth It. Murrell, Foreman. The following presentment of the grand jury was handed in last week; To the Honorable J. W. Perkins, Judge of the Circuit Court, Sev­ enth Judicial Circuit: The Grand Jury of Seminole County for the spring term of 11)16 beg to make the following present­ ment»: We have concluded our labors after a brief session. We huve carefully considered all •matters brought before us and have .rendered indictments in nil eases in which wo deem studi a course proper. We have by committee» examined into the condition of the poor farm and the jail. In the matter of the farm we find that the kitchen is small and in bud »hapo generally and insufficient for the purposes of a kitchen. There are no window sash and no screens to the doors. Tho back porch of the building is leaky and in general bad rtqiair In the house the plastering of thu ceiling is in many places hang­ ing and liable to fall to the injury of any Jierson under same. There are no facilities for bathing and this is, we regard, very neces­ sary to be remedied at once We find further that there is no water supply on the place within seventy-five yards of the house and that insufficient. The closet arrangements are also inadequate. There are at present some repairs being made on the place, including putting in sanitary closets, which have been only recently purchased, but we deem it our duty to espec­ ially cull nttentjoUi to these matter», that they may be thoroughly it tended to while these rep,ill» are being made We find through the loinmitlee * appointed to this work thul the jail is in good condition, well kept and disinfected. We recommend, however, that better facilities be afforded for bath ing. There should be added at least two bath tubs ami the i n m a t e s given opportunity for taking proper baths for cleanliness m d sanitation BEEN P R E S ID E N T W IL S O N W IL L IN S IS T ON A FULL R E P A R A T IO N M ANY WAVS May 2Gth, DJ15. Wanted— Correspondents in the Sanford societies, please. > Sunday evening in the state con­ vention Mr. Evnns during the con­ secration service which ho led, urged Endenvorers to dediente their lives in some special form of Christian service anti several signified their intention of doing so. Some good missionaries and other useful work­ ers have gone from Florida C. K. ranks into the great "harvest field" during phst years, and we should always be ruudy to do our share this For west Florida, which had no oUlcers for several yearn being looked after as well ns possible by the state officers, the following were chosen in the district rally time in Jackson­ ville. President, Fred L. May, Quincy; Vice Pres,, Miss Irene Dees, Muyo; Sec., Mrs. C. N. Horne, Treas., Mrs B I. Porter, both of Grand Ridge. The west Florida field is the region west of the Su­ wannee river, covering many miles but yet having but few t hnstcui Endeavor societies Central district in which are T a ­ vares, Ucnlu, OckliiWnhtt, Uandelf anti other wide awake towns, re­ ported in the state convention »even Vuung peoples, with membership of 227 and four Junior societies Mrs Geo. Marsh, Mt Dora is president; Miss Hattie Allen, Sorrento, secre­ tary; Mrs. Thus Kelsey, W eirsdale, vice president, and Miss Margaret Burleigh. Tavares, treasurer 1 Ills district is almost entirely under lead­ ership of women Kndeav*orers. yet is the best in financial conditions of any in Florida, and as good other ways 1Tense notice this pnrftfefbph Ftdlstnere 111 Southeastern Dis­ trict has forty members, thirty yf whom are active. Their secretary E. C. Christeson represented them in the state convention Floyd Zook the district secretary is Fellamere'» president, mid organized a Junior Only two und ono half days re­ main for the legislature to finish its consideration of the hundreds of hills on the calendar of both houses. All local measures that have been re­ ported favorably will be passed dur­ ing the week, and there are more than 100. Of nearly 600 general bills that are ending today, but Jew will he passed before adjournment. A prominent senator this after­ noon stnted that Monday the ap­ propriations bill would be tinjshed and passed in the senate, and the franchise tax bill would probably consume tin* remainder of the ses­ sion during the morning and after­ noon A new reapportion men t amend­ ment has been mapped out since adjournment Saturday and will be presented by Senators Stringer, Calkins and Himes Monday to substuitute the provisions of the resolu­ tion proposed by Senator Stringer. It is confidently expected that this renpportionmefit measure will be placed on third reading Monday and lie given final passage Tuesday The renpporiionment is to occur in 1P17. but the question of the final p a s s a g e of tile c e n s u s bill this session is doubtful, though an effort will lie made to get the bill through ^this week, and have tin* new census as a bast* for tin* reapportionnient In tile event that the census bill fails the last Federal census wilt be made the basis for reapport ion merit, Today the legislative expense lull will be presented in the senate for final passage D is understood the expenses will not be any greater than for the 1!•13 session. The next most important measure U \ \\ Thomas died at tils home on Ueb-rv avenue last night of heart trotili)* The death was sudden and Mr T h o m a s b a d b een III a p p a r e n t good health up to the time of his death Mr Thomas rame to Sunford several years agi» from Gaines­ ville where he had resided many years and was well known in Alachua countv He loaves two sons and one daughter to mourn bis loss and a faithful wife. Mrs, Thomas is also in very poor health and it is feared that the intelligence of tier husband's death will cause her demise. The Moultrie's Parking House vm p.ithv au-- ' is ad vertise d Friday, Junr Jih President’ s Reception to the Si m ors Sal unlay, /-in- till> \ n rt n u l f I»r l u h i m M «»a r »l r *tîn l * S i * f I m •r « M it r o l < o n t I lor The record o f Seminole county ** been freo from matters of this ln|! xnd while we have not been ■bio to diseQver tho perpetrators in lh6- present instance wo trust that »uch charge may again be laid ,k *"• <I°or of this county.' • We beg to return our thanks to othm^rouLe, n whole so, i utn sa\ ' been 1 I or f‘ *m ttun raising to a hog raising eouri irv ( liir paekirtg house will In' eft i irged 111 the fall -o a- to take • 1 re of 1,000 flogs a day Hog» that were I selling for five , cents a pound tire now selling for »even You ran -rarerIy find un acre of land planted ! in cotton In several counties sur­ rounding Moultfie. I recently counted 3,Mill acres that were for­ merly planted in cotton that are now devoted entirely to the raising of hogs, in Moultrie w-there is not a vacant stoic or dwelling, und we aro building new stores as fast as we can. Prosperity is »wn on every hand. We have three wholesale houses for the sale of grain seed, when a few weeds ago there was not such a store in our sertion." | i ue, In response to the directions of your Honor and in pursuance of our duty we have made Investigation °I the matter and have summoned lnterlachen before us tho highest and best evi-* denee In the county, Including the sheriff and his deputies and from Partnership Dissolved the sworn testimony so produced Drs. Mason & Houaholdcr have we have not been able to ascertain dissolved their partnership in the the names of tho persons engaged practice ol dentistry. Dr. Mason in the affair. has moved to the Do Forest building, As citizen* of Seminole county wo over Caldwell's store. Dr. Housdeplore this assumption of the pro­ holder will retain the same offices vince of the law by private citizens in the Garner &. Woodruff building. flnd we proclaim to tho world that Seminole county la law abiding nnd it i* the sense o f this body that we condemn Interference with- the due end orderly conduct of the courts upon which we rely for the protecUon of tho right* of all. M o u ltrie a - I had over done before. Not on it advertised the city, but hat of substantial benefit to it i line tells what lias happened Moultrie ter*ttorv which lias c a u g h t about by the erection M'klng house hu- been *r.it " lo r in *-*1 "f (b> «7•,11.............. ■I . ir Lmif id bereut ellie'l t fin- fiitier.il will occur from the late home of til*' deceased tomorrow afternoon, interment being made in Lakeview cemetery. , -. ssi v, * * irix' ii - nl 'he Ti' v 11 •t her .ii t bulb a p.i> king of Seminole, which wan in connc»quence of a very atrocious assault xnd attempted crime upon a highly respectable white woman of this county. 5 " Hon°r, Judge James W. Per- many patient* know that ho wil and Hon. Joseph H. Jones, occupy the old stand In the Garner Bratti of (". A. W. Thomas W o n jan s t ollcge < o in m e n re m o tif The Commencement exercises lit the Florida State College (or Women will take place next week but many of the events prior to the gradu ution will occur this week Follow­ ing is the program W<* think, further, that there should be provision made for keep­ ing white femalt' prisoners, for which there are at present no provisions. ««» HAS IM P O R T A N T O N E IN A G R E A T (ìwynn Fox, Sec'y. Circuit court ha» been ndjourned to meet next Friday. The Baxter caM, postponed on account of the almmcje of witnesses. Only u few tivil cases aro on the docket and court will probably.bo over Saturday afternoon. • 1 SE SSIO N Jl Mi l. Notirr o f Memorial Services S u n d a y lu n e *>tli being M e m o r ia l D ay (or both the W o o d m a n "f l ll*' "Washington, Juno I.— Germany'* reply to the American note concern­ ing ihn sinking of the Lusitania with a loss of more than 100 American live» produced a feeling of profound disappointment here. Dissatisfac­ tion at the failure of Germany to answer the demands of the United States was reflected in Government circles generally. Secretary Bryan would make no comment. Other cabinet officers were reticent but there was littio concealment anywhere that the an­ swer from Berlin had produced a grave situation in the relations be­ tween the United States and Ger­ many. Just what course of action the United Stales will pursue is un­ determined. From a - previous knowledge of President Wilson's, position, it was generally predicted that a prompt answer would bo sent to Berlin, per­ haps within twenty-four or fortyeight hours This Ls expected to give the American government's under­ standing of the facts—that the Lusi­ tania was unarmed and carried no concealed guns, that she sailed from the United States u peaceful mer­ chantman. and that under all rules of international law1 and humanity, tile vessel should have been visited and searched and her passengers transferred to a place of safety, whether »he carried ammunition or not. American law does not pro­ hibit ammunition from being carried on passenger ships, it will he assert­ ed. but only self exploding material, anil liners in the past have been j>ermitled to carry arms and ammuni­ tion by special ruling of the .slate department on the meaning of Fed­ eral Statutes. Germany'» failure even to discuss the reparation demanded by tye Am­ erican note and evasion of the re­ quest that guarantees be given that American vessels and lives be not endangered In the future, ore the main points, however, to which the United States government, it was generally believed tonight, would ad­ vert m tlt> - i , >n cl note lii the ex­ pression of regret ami Alters of repar­ ation for unintentional attacks on neutral ships are expected to have little weight in determining the na­ ture of the response of the United States. When the note of May 13 was sent it was pointed out that such promises did not remove the risks to wlii-h American vessels and lives were subjected i't d to support this \\ ., rI»I uftd 'It. Woodman I l rc|e. all member. the , i r . l - arc requested to meet at the cemetery at 3 p m. to attend the unveiling of the monti ment ol Sovereign Camp of the Woodmen of the World. Member» of the circle are requested to carry wreaths of green and flowers to deco­ rate the graves of the Sovereigns who have passed away, of which there are eleven. All who ran go send names tp Snvs. A K Hill and H. H. Chappell, »t* that convey­ ances can be provided In the evening at 7:30 Rev Steinhieycr will prearh a memorial kitgnon. There will be special music. All Sovereigns of the circle ure re­ quested to meet at 7 16 p m. at the foot of lite stairway of Masonic Hull and go in a body with the W. 0. W. Sarah K. Parker. 1 With packing houses here und S I 2t Guardian. I there throughout the south there A Sanford Violinist |would be quite a change in farming Little Mi»» Elinor Herring of this •perations. Farmers would be u»city is being congratulated by her I sured of a market for their hogs many friends upon the great showing and they would not fear to raise made at the students' recital of the School of Music at Stetson Univer­ sity at DeLand lust Saturday. Miss Elinor 1» a violiifist of great promise despite her tender years and on tho R a lp h Q u i! program rendered Berceuse from Harry Wilson has a new Jake in Jocelyn and Perpctuo Mobile by which he has the fish trained to take Bohn in a manner that culled forth a ■lie bail every minute The other; most enthusiastic applause from tho lay ho and Ralph Wight went t-> the] large audience prcM-lit •aku and Ralph mad" Bo- remark Miss Elinor i» the voungi'»t -laugh­ i list every tiun* he ami Hal Wight ter of Judgu and Mr-* George G, wejir fishing the> pan! a dollar for Herring of this city und her many -•very fish caught Harry said be friends here are gratified at the suc­ was on and about that time he hud a cess of hi$r first "tour." strike and brought up two small trout. Ralph paid and Harry threw ' K. It. Murrell and Prof. Ezell have > out again and brought in two more. returned from Jacksonville where This was too pouch even for Rslph they went 'to procure a Studetmker’ and he Immediately called all bets (or the use of Prof. Ezell am] family. �JUNK 1 . jais THE SANFORD HERALD PAGE TWO SENATOR DONEGAN, THE PEOPLE’S FRIEND NOISE AND HEALTH Summer Clothes for Men There's a distinction between noise and noises. •* Noise very often means nuisance,j whether it- he a human annoyanceor one of mere sound that may h e abated by brute, strength or by ig- 1 noring it. fly the plural of the word is meant here the aggregate of sounds more or less unnecessary, that makes life in a city a constant and a more or less unrealised tax on the average nervous system and that results in a quicker wearing out of the human mnchinc. At Greatly1 Reduced Prices 5S Two sets of conditions force on us a realization of the noises of a city. One is the first arrival ina big city from *.the quieter aurroundingN of country life. The other is when exhausting sickness has reduced the resisting power and emphasizes the detrimental effect of sudden anti startling sounds on the condition of the patient. A further analysis of the noises of the busy city, shows that many, perhaps most of them are unneces­ sary to the extent that they might bo prevented. Most of them are not accidents. They are avoidable. SENATOR A RTH U R E. DONEGAN Our Senator, who has made good in two sessions of the Florida Legislature. In diicuulng the constitution»] half acre in an Incorporated town or amendment to exempt homes from city provided the tract or lot is taxation, introduced b y Senator Ar­ actually used as a homestead and thur E. Done|[an, thet Florida M e­ the owner makes his or her perma­ tropolis has the following to say. nent residence upon it. It does not which fully expresses our views on exempt from city, townj o r a county taxes. the question. Should this amendment be passed, Florida's future lies wholly along the lines of development of her agri­ the first great reform would he the cultural, ugrostological, horticul­ raising of assessment on Innd that is tural and live stock interests. There now valuable but, because it is held are many contributing issues, it *is in the wild state, is taxed on a valu­ true, that will help Florida to grow ation of 11.0 0 an acre or thereabouts. and prosjier, but with her millions Such valuation has booh holding of acres of productive lands, and her back many sections from develop­ scant acres of producing land, Flor­ ment because the owners could hold ida has more to expect along lines the lands wild at so little expense of land development, than from any that the development on all sides of it brought up its relative avlue by other source. If this amend­ If this state were as far along on leaps and bounds. ‘ the roBd to development as any ment passes, development will not other southern state she would be be so expensive for these people will ono of the most prosperous in Am er-.sell at a reasonable price. ica. She would have several cities Another advantage will bo the as large or larger than Jacksonville uniform valuation for state tax pur­ now Is, and would he leading all the poses. Counties that now hold to states of the south in prosperity. a low valuation in order to escape One of the best ways to induce high stale taxes, and in consequence immigration, and the development are compelled to make appalling!) of our lands is to make the home­ high inillage rates, will be able to stead of the real home maker exempt bring up their valuations and keep from taxation. It would have tre­ their millsgi! upon a basis that will mendous value for advertising pur­ not frighten investors and homeposes, and would attract the atten­ seekers. • tion of millions of agriculturists to Another advantage will be that this state, who, after they Investi­ taxes nlw being paid upon homes in gated possibilities in Florida would cities can ho applied to civic im­ he easily convinced that this is truly provement and the standard of Flor­ the land of agricultural opportunity. ida cities and towns can he material­ And now is the time for us to ly raised. It will amount to brick make our appeal to the farmers of streets where dust is now. In sewers the north. Now that foodstuffs are where none exist, to parks where in greater demand the world over children now play in the streets mol and that the indications are that couples sit in sweltering parlors furm products will continue to be in Well done, Donegan! great demand anti bring higher prices— when the- farmer is offering Eugenics Exemplified, more to the worker than the factory W e nre sort of on the fence and is the time to interest the people to watching the eugenics game before we come to Florida. give a decision, but we know- a doc­ If this resolution passes at this tor who mnrrlt’ d a trained nurse and session of the legislature it, ought to If i t e r anyone had a red crosp baby, bring thousands of farmers to Flor­ they d i d —Chicago Herald ida before another session is held. Gilbert Leach in the Leesburg Commercial has the following edi­ torial on Senator Donegan: Senator Arthur E. Donegan of Kissimmee has introduced a resolu­ tion calling for an election on a constitutional amendment exempt­ ing homesteads from stato taxes. A Finé Remedy For Biliousness and Constipation There’ s a man with a level head. People all through this section nre He did not originate the idea fqr it buying LIV-VEIt-LAX because it Is has been advanced in various forms a preparation of real merit. It is a before, but he has seen the solution vegetable remedy tha,t acts naturally of two great* problems in it and has and effectively, thoroughly cleansing had the moral courage to submit it the liver and bowels. It is easy to publicly. In doing so ho will come take and has none of the dangers in for the cenauro of some of his and bad after effects of calomel. closest associates, land owners on a I I.IV-VER-LAX will get you right, great scale, men who will come in'Tteep you right and save you doefor increased taxes on land they are tor's bills. Sold in 60c and f l holding for future values. bottles under an absolute guarantee. This resolution provides for tho E very bottle bears the likeness of exemption of 160 acres.in the coun­ L, K. Grigsby. For sale by Wra, try, or for a lot of tots up to one- G., Aldridge. B A B Y SH O ES B rin g you r b a b y to E. H . Petere and h a v e ita. feet p ro p e rly fitted to a pair n ice W hite C a n v a s B oots o r Pum ps, ! sizes 2 . to 5 at 7 5 c ; sizes 5 }^ t o 8, $1.25.; Childs Patent Boots and Patent Baby Dolls, sizes 2 to B at 85c, bVi to 8 at $1.25, i « Ladies' White Canvas Colonial Pumps at 98c, Baby Doll Pumps at 98c. . Barefoot Sandals and Play Shoes, prices $1.25, $1.50, $2.00. 30 1 E A S T T7\ 1st STREET JCj . TT D P T I ^ P G X X * I H i A H iI V O S H O E S t w . m7 1 ' 1 j i I 1 ; i Officially Summer does not begin until the 21st of June yet here you have an opportunity to purchase Physicians and scientists have left no doubt that excessive noise has a distinctly harmful effect on the human system, which each individual resists in proportion to his physical power of resistance. He- is the ex­ ception who is not injured by it sooner or later. The hells, the few that are loft to call us to church, are unnecessary; they are more the recognition of a sentiment than a tribute to utility. No bells are sounded to call us to the theatre or to catch railroad trains, or to keep a dinner engagement or one with the dressmaker or the tailor. * Hardly moro necessary are the bells on which the hours are sounded in steeple clocks, yet they arc in part justified by practical util­ ity and by the fnct that there noise! is not iYicessant. Summer Clothes at Greatly Reduced Prices before the season actually opens. Every fabric is from our Spring and Summer 1915 Line, and every suit is modeled from the latest style idea. Grasp this opportunity and buy your Summer Suit TODAY, saving from $2.00 to $8.00 on Cassimers and W or­ steds, in new and stylish weaves and fabrics. Come In Today and Look Them Over The city that permits the blowing' of locomotive whistles within it* limits is behind the times. The city of Chicago some years ago de­ clared against this nuisance and demanded the abolishing of grade crossings, just as any other city has the right to demnnd. The inharmonious jangling of street car hells as a sort of command to "get out of the way," is an in­ fringement on the rights of the citi­ zen. By their constant and excessive ringing they lose the effect for which they are intended. B. L. PERKINS IM PERIAL THEATRE BUILDING AGENT INTERNATIONAL TAILORING CO. The increasing complexities of modern living have added to the list of abatable noises. The automobile is responsible for some of these, with its d s ig reea b le and excessive kink­ ing and the violence of its unmulllcd exhaust. Too often public sentiment is Indifferentt to tho cutting out of the muffler in violation of city or­ dinance. and the selfish driver ir^the residence sections, away from direct police observation, presuming on this, takes all kinds of liberties with the rights of helpless citizens A number of the smaller ritic* of Florida make the occurrence of a lire a gala occasion, culling from their deepest slumbers nt night every man, woman and child out­ side the cemetery, by siren whistle or other contrivances that make their victim* hate the inventor with a righteous hatred. It’ s entirely tin­ ner ceasary. There are motorcycles and street fruit vendor*: there are the n e w s hoys who drive away slumber in the earliest daylight hours; there are the neighbor’s children whose musical education is a torture to the children and to all within hearing of the crip­ pled pianos— they all rob us of what is ours, our rest, our physical wel­ fare. "T h is is a free country,"-is the de­ fence, "wherein every man has a right to do as ho pleases with his own." Yes, perhaps a legal right to make a nuisance of himself in a good many ways, but not tho moral right. He may defend himself . on the of forgetfulness or carelessness,<- hut these arc only a form of kelfishnoss, No desirable citizen is selfish. He regards tho welfare of his neighbors, even to the point of sacrificing his own convenience. He would not hesitate to forego his own pleasure for the sake of, a sick neighbor. Why should ho not regard the welfare of his neighbor who is in health; ♦♦♦ H » ♦ » ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ • » « * ♦ ♦ * ♦ « « » ♦ ♦ « » ♦ » ♦ ♦ e H I I » 0 1 » ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ 4 0 » 0 » TREAT YOUR BABY RIGHT Fifty-five of the present season’s fabrics have been cut to the bone for quick dis­ posal and to add zest to Summer sales. Not Bo -Profound. When a man looks around as though he'd said something after uttering tho profound remafk, "W o have departed from tho faith of our father»," remind him that If we had not, we'should still be a colony.— Milwaukee Journal Most Ancient of Tipples. Tho most ancient of all Intoxicating bqjerages was made from mam’s milk, set aside and allowed to ferment. The drink still la tho favorlto tipple of the Tartar. Unless Properly Packed, Fruit Will Not Bring Top Prices The marketing «if Florida's citni9 fruit Crop so that it will l»e profitable largely depends ujwm the manner in which the fruit is packed. No . matter how carefully- grown, sprayed and protcctcd in the grove, fruit that is not properly prepared and packed will not bring top prices, Skinqpr>* “ Satisfaction Guaranteed" Packing House Machinery Gives Good Fruit the Touch of Quality That Makes it Sell Anticipating n greater demand than ever for machinery of this kind to In: installed in houses now standing and others soon to be erected, wo have cnlnrgcd our Dunedin nlnnt and this year hope to be prepared to fill nil orders. SjxdiJi Price* for June fati*lUtioQ« —AVrite N o» for These» L R SKINNER MFC. CO.. Himoua Balfry of Bruges. Tho Belfry o f Bruges la probably tho most famous In tho world. . It was built at tho end of the thirteenth « f i century. It Is 363 feet high, and possesses a carillon o f 48 bells, re­ «fi garded as tho finest In Europe. * «fi Future profits in citrus culture dojM'nd nj*>n efficient packing bouse equipment as much a* anything else. SkinncFs "tìafisfaction Guaran­ teed" machinery has demonstrated thal ¡1 i s a paving proposition to growers of good fruit. We »ill gladly fuiftllb Mlimstf*, rulaJaf* ftod other inloiciztioo- CENTRAL AVENUE, DUNEDIN, FLORIDA f A TLAN TIC C O A S T LINE TRAIN S No. No. No. No. No. No. No. No. Northbound Arrive Ix*ave 82. ..1 :1 8 A. M ........ 1:33 A. M. 84. .10:46 A. M . . . .11:06 A. M. 80. . .3.-20 P. M . . ... .3:46 P. M. Southbound .2:06 A. M .; .2:15. A..M. 83. .2:30 P, M. 69. . .2:10 !\ M i; .6:04 P. M. 86. . .6:44 P. A!.. Oviedo 126— Arrive . . . . J.. .9:30 A. M. 127— Leave...................4:00 P. M. «fi «fi «fi «fi «fi* «fi» Velvety Lawns and Attractive Homes Let us help you have a more beautiful home this sum­ mer—with well kept velvety lawns—and attractive flowt-rs and gardens. . One of our lawn mowers will save you time, trouble, temper and expense. They are easy r u n n i n g — noiseless simply constructed— and cut close and cleanly. .Garden hose — rakes— trowels — sprinklers — hoes spades—everything you need for keeping vour home beautiful* ‘this us what your reL 1 summer ------------is in this ” store, ' Tcell --------------------------quirements are. $ The Geo. H. Fernald Hardware Company Leeiburg No. 2 1 — Arrive .*.............. 10:65 A. M. No. 24— U'nve................. .6:58 P. M. No. 1 6 8 - ^ r r i v o .................6:20 P. MN q. 167— Leave. ................6:36 A. M. Hifh Gride Guaranteed Asios $200.00 to $895.00 Trilby , No. 26— Arrive .................1 :00 P. M, No. 24— Leave.................... 2:26 P. M. ON EASY PAYMENTS Clyda Lino Boats AUTOTRADINGCO., loe., -f- Pittzburgh, Pa. (SI. J * tu R im ) Arrive 10:00 A.M. Leave 11:30 A.M. Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays Carte Blanche. “ Fuel be mine,“ said the coal d.leaLr proposing to his girl. “ I’ll let you m Always nave your weigh." Under normal conditions next season’s ctop of oranges and grapefruit will be much larger than that of this year. The grower who scuds firstquality fruit to the market will again bo the man with a big bunk account. There will be demand for the best, no matter bow great the volume. W A N T ADS PAY For catalog and Information writs or CDOttUyour local dtakn * •fi fi fi fi «fi fi «fi «fi «fi «fi «»fi «fi «fi «fi «fi * �” í*r ' - t THE SANFORD HERALD I JUNK í. »9** : SEM IN O LE’S ABLE R E P R E S E N T A T I V E welcome Addition to' Family. Modest Suitor— "l hnvo only 15,000 a year, sir: but 1 think I can sup­ port your daughter on that." Ffilhor tenthusiastically»— “ Support her, my dear boy—why, you can support her entire family on It." Tho Man Who Won Even After He Had Losl Mme Homer, Lucretius, Dante, Shake ' spt-are. Goethe, Milton. Shelley. Myron. Tennyson. Drowning. Perhaps others might ho added. It Is largely a mat­ ter of taste and temperament—al­ though there.la but little room for ar­ gument about tho first six names. PAGE THREE School Tar Apportionment v 'Hu- apporteminent of t l «elioni today given out |i\ , Supenntend* ' ' •>( Potilo liiMriution U N SlnvM« 'liiMOhit tli.il euch rullili) K'"1* eighty tents per pupil Se 111 ini'le « |mrt of tins apportionment is gnen .it $ 1 .0*6 tin '* Greatest »oets, th an \\:ih one l l p ' I T *«*' liiim lr e d 5.2 I L .Monroe Chapter No. 15, It. A. M. Meets every second and fourth Thurs day in Masonic Hall over tho lmperia' Theatre. Visiting companions welcome. J, F. Karnatz II. E. Tolnr Secretary High Priest Meets every' M o n d a y at 7:30 p. m., ever Im p eria l T h e a t r e . 1. ■ e r t v HON’ . FORREST LAKE Frodi l’en unk Ink Sketih by lien Guthrie C. C. Colti), N. ti. The legislature will adjourn this week and our representative, Hon. I-'orrest Lake will rest from hi« arduous labor* of the past sixty days. Mr. Lake is probably one of the best kniiiwri ii.li11 iiit*hi 11\tki('l *4 inpnili*1? h nf 1 1n* k’^ivhit lift* Mlluuj^h »i**1»■;*I ed for (lie position o| speaker of the house nil (Like Mr Luke lia* t....II ........... i, •b-le.it than be -.-ul.i have been a* vi-ti-r amt earned mil the most magnanimous act* tou.ird tho»<who helped to defeat them The t'ltru* Exchange ntrmher* tl-ut fought Itiin so hard were forced to acknowledge that to- aided niiiterially in tie |-a«*.ige ol t to- Crop I'est Mill amt man) other lull* »ere fathered by tom for tlo-tr god fathers hpfllU.Hi* 1III* [IIIVUT ill i-ilik«' tt'atx tti*il known Mr Lake (iresideil in the sjieiiker * cti.ur mail) 1 1Mo-* ami did it with great credit There have been many prophecies made as to the future political horoscope of Forrest Lake but up to the present time he has «aid nothing and we await his home coming to get at iir«t hand ju«t where he intend* to l-r-'ok into politics again. for polities are to film just what the hr filth •*f tint 11«* 1“ t«» til** ttiif hnr*MTl-.it to- »ill In beard of again mi ''tin! 4* t»c»hf UN i«t iisHUTi-tl ii li 41 f nrri»Hl Lake i* iisuall) a winner mil« *« the card* are «tacked against film as the) were in t tie rare (or speaker. However. ' his friends say that h* did nmr* r»iil »-*rk on t tie th>or of lie- tniii'e lh.-i. la- - --mil have hoped to iicrom pUsh im NpfiikiT »uni has cast an added lu*1 r<* upon hi* name, all of which cause* his Seminole friends to remark that Lake always light* upon hi* feet and he veins wbelt be lo*e* . o An etlort I* I . m . a die ,t *» organ t.emg *‘ h’ ague - --ri.pt-. .1 citte« of the Florida En*( Coast, «mite to In- under tin - p ro te c tio n of t he OJIS TRUIE NO. 61. I. (). It M. national association. Meets every first and third Friday The m ovem ent i* b e i n g f o s t e r e d night« at 7:30 in Masonic Temple b > T o m H r . . i n , f o r n o - r i ) .» r e s i d e n t Visiting brothel« welcome o f J a e k s o n v t i l e , h u t now liv in g in W. A. Ginn, John Stamper. L a u t i- rd .d e lle v a n l* w e if C of R -.It belli F o r t , Herald* of Liberi* Meet» ;it Eagle*' II all tir*! - fimi Pa Monito) - il I .t- I. *ot %i Ut ii - - » i il ft I •*n s* 1*1 e . i -'.I ti . \. ,trit- I.r e tfo rl* * g I-i t- 1 a In- i -on Vdii IIto tu- i g fo rm know at once d yon call attend thiun-etuig ’ \ erv re*pi-i i fully vonr*. -Signed i Pom M Hryan. Pr-ofitablo Only When Farmer Can D-» penso With t-Ure Coati/ Power. [Pri-wirM t>/ I 11W-I Hint«.-« tlcfmrUnent ef ««Tirllltur»- I . . ■ h * l 1 1*v *| e - i U l i t : ( I - - - l a - l l l t l r t -1 I» a |.-.i ■ - u t . -1clt la > t—111 it ti l ■ •lii.i » I n i i .•Hiil.it | M iliti it e f.ir>, ■ 1 f u r i l i * ut 1 « - vs 1-I fll* p e tisc w i l l ' l l iii* l Advertising Company, Inc. M a x w e l l s « P R Y McLAULIN All Goods Guaranteed d r . c. w . fain tity desired------- - It.dan- • ' - T r * .i-iir v . (t tu 1 te. l i t*> pt-i-i - -. U N ATLANTIC Pub tlu tii-* W f m t e v i . r . t h e r e f o n - . m a y fio your n f llc e reclini It an a fraaiin-lit III a n I ni m - . a n I i t i l . 11 iiiw-r-. > f t u v . C O A ST LIN E THROUGH TRAINS TO NEW YORK DAILY l.v Ar Ar Ar Ar Ar Ar Jacksonville Savannah .. Richmond Washington lini!Intere Philadelphia New York For Information and Reservation Phone or Write «a ATLANTIC COAST LINE ISB Wtti fi*) Hirrrf. iifkioniillf, FI*l IflUlftborMigh lloul. Tam»«. Ila- I'honn 17 ^0! Phon«* I S3 XJ $16.25 t o V R ic h m o n d , ^ . Ju n e 1 -2 -3 1915 CONFEDERATE VETERANS R EU N IO N w . - 1_ ■ Tickrtx on Sale May 29th to June 2nd, ine., limited to June 10th. Extension and stop-over privileges. For rates, schedules, reser­ vations, eto, call on Om r & ÜNE's M T L A N T lO (Ì. W. (’RIM In* Proper View of Duties. Great thought* go I» *1 with conjimm i The Standard Railroad of the South SCHEDULE EFFECTIVE APRIL 5th, ISIS #1 O’,It p. l.v Nln-il I *. Male* Sup rI■ 1 eh.lei, I - C O . SA N FO R D , FLO R ID A ....... '-if .ll-l-i •I.M! 11 ’ f ] «» • toj r* - tippiirt "-i. "«1 .1 iMl \I lo 1 2 53 o» V ¥ D U TTO N ~C R A TE ! Ni Ti.’t < )o 1 *■,.' nil T-Uiil* PEAS $ X X $ Write for prices, mentioning quan- X 736 on J 'VJ Mi r j7i lìti t 'Mil 1,0 1 l>,*i > (111 SMALL TRACTORS FOR FARMS. -(OAST AGENT ATLANTIC COAST LINE în S T A N D A R D R A IL R O A D O F THE SOUTH H o 1 -M » it tun the tauriI hv lun*( listini fi l l i » of 1 " 'W , I night in each month ut 7 .30. , , - .a ,, , league b) Mott t hupe, lormer pn-her un 11 furili Is. o f 0011 1)10. Iiunte*. 81nc.Wm. E. Householder, Commander , . . . , , , ■ of the local buscbnll dub. (ho w o r k in g III'* *»f a tiorse ts "li tile Miss Hertha Packard, Secretary The proposed league will tie com ­ a vera go twlii* Hint n f o tractor Hie uni piiseli id cities selected from St Nil •*lil 11** * l i n u i i l d i s p l a t o If there 1* I *• I *• pall.lt La. Sanford 1 Irlande, Ut, ..I lift *.1*111.. tt t i r i <1 i h n l M e lb* PLACED ANYWHERE, ID Ell YU HERE gustilot i t i l l i - I n l i n f s t * nf I t s "Vv 11 c o s i A* I >.i\ tonn . I ll ,4** llle. New Mil . Ml l In Ilatí y. \V,»I(. matt- I of f it- • tin" « >•r IIlls I* ll- It I In I>. 8un*l*) l'»i* I ' ll *hit rI \\ est I' ll 111 F -ir i I *n-- 1 »11,1 v «11 v tu» rin *111.ill inii Inrs ii" » ri- «tei Mm*»lte,(* ti I -rt I |. r - i . i I« M vi m i . i t " l lin-* lat» ml l-clli» I ttlisf 111 |i*| »|l, 1 * a rult t. ' 1 mir« Pportt|it, k.v UHi, j .4.»......... . t .tuli timi ) ■ iiaiiti- in reliai.le -tf-iiT Irte cnmjtliv- 1,-t ua (inure * uh ><m un t*,k<r-4 T i le fnlliivvuig letter lia* t-eeli sent iTitunu vnri-iiis turni mu* lune* I lo entire rharg« ol visir »rtvrrteiin« tn!rrr*lv Ht lrr *ntm imm atiitUl rlUnle. phone CT7I |i> llle m an a ge r* of haseltidl t e a m * I illfTt-ret*. <* In |U1i.- I»‘<«t-'-ii tile I».. imi areal s.i 1 lisi on farm* w nei e -la in I fie atiiive riarued .•1 1 1•*M 0 N T (Ì O M E R Y El Lauderdale, Fla . May 18, ’ 16 (limar) engines are now usi-d a trattili Manager Rauebnll Clul), St. Augu«- wutiId not have to displace lioraes to auy «rent extent in order io make II» Jtfb«wintill«, Il m MalulUf« lUJf . tiije, Daytona, Sanford, etc.. (|tc pure! 1u s e 11 prulllitbie luve*ilineul. Dear Sir Feeling that it will In­ The ty|ie of tractor which appears to to the best interest of the , East lie most lu demand ut the present time Coast, it hit* been proposed to or Is a small, low prletsl mitili, capable of ganize a liuselnill league composed of pulito« two to four plow nottolini unti six or mure town« along the Florida »liti a 1.ett capacity sufficient to oiwr Eust ( ’ oast Railway, the «aid league ate nny of the onllnrtry fumi imubfin-s Magazines Periodicals to be organized under the protection Such u tractor 1« capable of doto« prat of tho National Itoschull Association. tlcally all the plow In« on the average Soda W a ter farm, ami the numlter o f home» to InWe feel that the support of such kept therefore will depend upon the Confectionery a league by the ditlerent towns will amount of cultivation, etc,, which 1» a source of good advertisement a* nspilrisl. This fact .should 1h- tnktsi Cigars and T o b a c c o s be well an amusement, urul the money Into consideration In plnmilng a enn* ro spent will In* distributed along pin« system. The work of the farm should I k ? laid out so us to malto tin* the East Coast greatest use of the tmeior. Like every It is the purpose of the organiza­ machine, the tractor's life should not tion to call u meeting of the repre­ ho prolonged by Ulletn*«». but It should sentatives of the various towns nlong tie worn out as rupldly as possible by the East Coast with a view of put­ constant uso In profilatilo work. . ting such n move before them and The small tractors that -sre now !«*■, going into details to see if this league Ing built fo r medium k I ko fiirrmi i\tv or . J E tW E L E R will be practicable. s im ple r coustructlou U n u , t » « While many of tho towns sup­ ones, which alono w e r e obtainable up MY SPECIALTIES: to a y e a r and * half o r s o - « o ' Mo,. PICKARD’S) HAND-rAINTED CHINA ported ball clubs last season, we feel o f the n e w machines h a v e only one that it will bo more practicable and 'd r i v e w h e e l, ooo f o r w a r d a|>eed ami oue ■GORHAM’ S STERLING SILVER less expensive for a league to be UOGERS’ PLATED WARE mvrnM*. T h i s ellmltinfes considerable formed, ns the regulated salary lim­ «earing At the ««1110 timo It U now ELGIN AND WALTHAM WATCHES it will prohibit expensive players and jK m n ll> lo t o h i t c h n t w o b o t t o m K n n ß -e... * , T f /j * • any greater number of men than is ( g o w d l r t s - t l y b e h i n d t h e c e n t e r o f d r a f t • . ... .. .. ___ . necessary. We would jl*o have our of the niocldiu* without the tractot players protected and might he able traveling on tile plowe.1 Inud. From a to sell some of them at a good figure practical ni a ik1|hiìul however, the tin* chonlcal Improvements In tins u?-" This is an important item. tractors are not no Impurtaut 10 Hie I wilto this letter for your condtifanner ns the reduction lu prlca D E N T IS T eration. nnd "hope that you will bo WOBK FOB WHITE rEOPLE ONLY able to send a representative to Day­ Deity T h o u g h t. tona to enter into the spirit and PEOPLES b a n k b u i l d i n g Concentration la the secret o f help to boost the Florida East Coast Leagu,e.- Will you kindly let mo itrangth.— Emerson. ROOM 9 Ads 1 . 161* 1.666 2 . 12 « ! .257 1.4 ID 1,391 j j* .7 1 o 1 1*7 1 09 1 1 II « . 2 .* 1 1 t Ci 7 1 i ; s. i. 137 •i2 (l ' *!'. 'Ml 7 J l.lj J 1ID T.iv lor \ \S i > ill. \ U ilinii W .* lit HU! if H \ The En«l I oast I.engUe 7lPt ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ¿><0 > No. 82 No. 86 No. 80 8:30 am 1:35 pm 8 :10 pm 12:50 pm 5:35 pm 12:35 am 5:20 am 9:18 am 8:00 pm 8:50 am 12:38 pm 11:50 pm 10:27 am 1:50 pm 1:38 am 1 2 : 1.1 pm 4 :03 (>m 1:25 am 2:57 pm 6:20 pm 7:13 am All-steel Equipment. Free Reclining Chair Cara to Washington. Dining Car Service on Train* 82 und 86. Sleeper to Savannah on Train 80. 4.065 60 1,281 60 567 20 2,51 UPO I.'Of so 1 .n*u till L332.HU 1.700.80 1,005 60 1.128.00 LI 12.80 2 15' pi ' 1 us 1 2n IT I» 60 t 153 Ml, s7T I.M J ÜlH M) 1.0*5 60 I i>7<> to 2.(¡69 (ill t.l Ml M - ti-"n M a: ..lee M r->« Nassau Orange ( K« t u|a Faim Vench 1» F.- .:t 1 *-■1r I’ n* • i III •*’ I--' 1 >t 1 . S i l l - 1(0*41 h* Hitfilili» N. i, T, t > 14A 11(111 ♦ Car load Iron and Brabham Cow Peas just delivered. These varieties Peas guaranteed not to infect soil with “ Root K not/’ ♦ ♦ 5S4 3.660 Hamilton.................. 1,657 H ernando........... .... 840 HilMhorough 8,694 Holme* 2.021 Jackson 6,790 Jefferson 2.980 Lafayette 990 1.693 Lake let 1.191 Leon 5,0 *2 Lev V 1, 6 0 2 Phoenix Lodge No 5, K. of P. Meets second and fourth,Tuesdays. Nisiting knights always welcome. If. McLauIin O. J. Miller K. R. and S. C. C. ---------- j----Sanford lawlgc No. 27, I. O. O. E. Celery City Aerie No. 1853 Meeting every Tuesday night at 8 •o'clock Pico iluildiugi- tj -I. I. I Hoolohab. (t r lami us. Worthy President Secretory ♦ ♦ 723.20 1.042.40 l.sas.so ♦> 892.00 953.60 716.00 ♦> 736 SO ♦ 2.101.60 2.272.00 2.636.80 7.596.80 4.585.80 467.20 2.928.00 1,325.60 672.00 6,955.20 1.616.80 4.632.00 2.384.00 792 Ofl 1,351 to 952 80 5 , 7 3 fi Seminote Chapter 2, Order Eastern Sin Meets every first, and third Tuesday In each month. Everyone who hns seen his Star In the East aro cordially invited to vlait this chapter. Alice E. Robbins, Sec’y The Lake Hrerie ( ounrll No. 31 Junior Order United American Merhnnlcs Meet* every \\ i-iliundtiy at 7 ‘311 )’ M.. in the City Hull \ railing limi lien art welcome. C li Smith. Ref See ♦ ♦ Ì 4. 168.S 0 <l(l| l .:*«» 2.3GI 1.1115 1 . 102 .sufi 1*21 3,002 2.S40 3,2116 9.496 Sanford Lodge No 62t P. and A. M Communication every first and third Visiting brethren Thursdays at 7:30. welcome. nph J. C. Rutnph O. L. Taylor Secretary W. M II. P. O. K. Sanford Lodgi- 1241 Meet first und third Wednesday night at corner of First St. und Palmetto Ave 0 .1 » Taylor T A Neal Secretary Exalted Ruler Appur­ tioiim’ t COW ♦ ♦ share of th e o n e -m ill «elioni tax I Ilf report in lull b y m u n t i c i is a* follow«: — United Hrothcrhood of ( arpcnlcrs and Jnlncr* of A merlrn Sanforiljlxvrul Union N’ o 1751 meets first and third Thursd .y night at 7 o ’ clock in tho Eagl**«’ Hall j \V. O. Singletary, J M. Drown, Sec’y-Trca«. President ♦ ♦ ♦< thnusatol Average ai tendance Gate City Camp No. 6, W. (). \V Meets second and fourth Wednesday nights in each month. F. L. Miller , J. F. Ilooiehan Clerk Council Commander ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ! ♦ ♦ (bdlitr* nil hand vvlri-ri ( 1- • e*' 1■ - tt i*r •* fli.1 ■i'- and .t 1■.4L-1-•V ..Í 1 Î 1 <*áll P* will In- left whet) each coti III) IN '•■ni vmiclii*r« for their SANfORl) LODGES J. W. O. Singletary Secretary r• One T tje S i l e n t H o u r tho n u m i v a l u a b l e nf and ef- fo c tlv e m o lh o d s of r e la x a t io n , re c e n t ly t r i e d fo r b u lli e l il l if r e n a n d m o t h e r , h a u been th e « lie n t h o u r ' Im ia i-d l n te fy n fle r liiiie lu -o ij I n -,I lu i-in h i-r (if I b i f a l l i l i ) s ( . M - ’■ g i - i f r . - m l l l i g . w r l l - u g 01 ► lo i ¡ in i i* , ta il - l a r t i l g ( lu * lu n r m .«I n fu« •!-4>^ i r I*kI I- . t ( t ir i n \ -V 'X a lii r í» ¿Hi! > i *> »•nil •* IMiM MlMiniMMi lu I nui 1 nf Ihr I n tinlf liltlifr, S r »llI H«1 r t Ciiunl>• Ml uf f l«arI«I» If! f•* KitilP n( M Is * J l f f i f n l r I ¿lw * ’ T« all I' mili «ir», Ke^atfi), f »*•! ri lullt »-r* in<t atr IVmüiW* l-uvifig II«irli* nr ilrtnahtla [ *(£•1 rial »al*l I . í í í ' p You and •irh *■f k**u irr hrrrl«y an«! f**i|uift*»| fu fxr* *rni in) rlmqis and 1 «If ma fida w-hie li ) ha VP i|i|fnl he 1 o AjH*«Ma •* u *«f * Mh•r **Í v»mi ma > « *lifr <tf \1h« JimDim* Flnfiila. f« fhr ii n«lfr*i e«*f*1 I i**culof nf "T jje Modern Method of Finishing hs-'pnf ito Ila Iml, Aprit 1*ntff. W i l l « * T h l * beautifully Illustrated b o o k contains many » V s l l l b practical suggestfous, original plans and c o l o r schemes for artistic Walls and Ceilings lor every room o f Jho home. It tells all about ( ¡ I a n . Ijp rs> »er»| , l » l r t if *»*• f n * f u r l * - * ctU ftl), •a |i| rjit a l«*, • 11 Li n I «a u > «- a r • from i h r Hsir f i P - T u r * ’ 9l r A I» ! 9 1 ft r r KousTFits K iM U H ir. Nil I II (Kl ‘N HAll: Nulirr it hrfs-l, £ that h> VirlUP of th at rrHaii writ of tr ir r id i I tin i *•1.11n £ m.t ni apt) uft■Irr the *ral nf l h* < ifrml 1 nurt. Spvrnth Juiliri«! i*ir«*uit of »h** Si air nl Fi f -tla. 1rs ari»l let Ih* < uurtl) of Srm- Inoir» il alpt1 Ulti *1a> of April 1915 , Ire th a i p p r i a i n «*a **<■ t hr traiia-rript nf f hr r rorti of » hi» h. ani Urtai juiltfinrnl Th Modern, Durable, Sanitary Flat Oil Finish thrfrln rnlpfr»!. »a* •!u|> ieftifli"l to thr (‘ lirk of tti* *an! * IrfUH i nyri T is nsrd extensively by the foremost decorators in preference to obl-faahioiied wall paper and other unsani­ tary material, it la very economical end retains Its beauty for years to com e. 2-4 soft, deep, velvety c olor« to select from. I |(y i h» Jua11r» («f i hp 11pac**, I"ir l 111aIf lrt, Hrin* iti ut» Conni y, Florida, an«i •rhif’h «aid Juitlf* m*ril i* »Inly and rrgularly r m i f U i l in I hr ofltcp uf ih» I Irrh »«I l hr l. irniU < uufl« Hcmlnotf Couniv. FÉ rida) «krrimi (ì. W. Bpaorar ara* piaimJd and A, V- Fir nth « n defendant. I havr upon Ih» f«dluwinf drarrihrd ! rnp»fty ut ihr irf»n<l ant# \ \ }>rn rh, anti «nil ».-n ih» .am» Aik Si tsdsy let Fra# Desk or writ» t i PCASlZt-OAULBCRT CO, Ins, LsUtWI«, Ky. GEO. H. F E R N A L D H D W . CO. K i / r i . S Ktoriit«, on Mon<l»>. th. m i . d«y ..( July, A J i . i f i U . . . . . tbs >-o* , «.go a'rtork p. m . io ih» hlxb»»i «mi tir»» {>Wd« for cs*b. .«id t.roP.r«y d-rri»*d . . P IA N O T U N E ° A„ (h>, (10M)on lhr s K nnr-füurtli (I4) of ih» N W «n» (nuuh 1 1**. it n L id), T o w n s h i p h ii rr ti yT -’«S!i«i n art¿ r th irty jAl* north » vf-n u» . -«**<■ « H - - s * ' filfiflr ffi "I w»). *n*1 Mr*l'( ln«( |‘«.l >'( S ..I 8 S I K a il, •> ■ n-I . . r r y l X ) ]»#slnnin| 1*27 ÍI » ot W * i-l. ul Kr».i< h « I.I.U .. on nutlh ml* oí i .-.(-(.U"fi- «v*nu* run N« In norlh (in*. S*r(ion » Id" ft S, to N »(-I* of l.nldit-ofo ivrni)., I100 It., *>r«pl lo-slnnlns U>0 (t. K. ol N. W. rnrn«r of N. K. ope-tourth (« 4 ! of N . , . W . oti»-fourth ( S« I. run K. fifty (60) ft., B. on« hundro.1 »nil forty (140) ft., W fifty 160) f t , N. on» hlundrtd and forty (140) ft., C. M. Il A N t>, HhtrlB of Bamlnoi« County, Klorld*. Gonrt« G. H«rrtnc. At'nrnty tor Ptsintia. 7b*Tuss-(tc . ♦ and Clenontl Workman on Musical Instruments Is Permancnlly • o Locaft'tl in Sanford. Itffinishinj; like new inside and out. 4 I D *- f i»uld*h«ifn !! 1 l R. D. M O Y E R ,SKK UMAL *'*' P. O. BOX 1 3 3 2 t ♦ A 25c W ant A d. in The Herald . will Rent Your House For You HiBTTYrinrTf^ 2* a - ... - �fí‘ PAGE FOUR y , F THE SANFORD HERALD -JENE I. l9)j THE SANFORD HERALD counties paid. The lower court, invited. Dixie highway meeting in Sanford not therefore, denied the w r i t ; ' hut tho Orlando this wcok. wanted on the Dixie highway and higher »versed the judgment. rourt r/ 1 It. J. HOLLY, Edlloi . Thin in h rornunion rondinoti, grow- not invited, Forrest Lake was south W . M . I I A V N K S . B u sin e ss Manager ing naturally enough out oí a r o m - 1 Florida's candidate for speaker hut rufdUh-rd K m y T u m d a y and Friday human desire to lessen taxi's, soutii Florida did not support him I o' jON’T IN V IT E T H E B U R G L A R by keeping mon^y in 1 L i assessors undervalue their The east coast will hereafter get our THE HERALD PRINTING COMPANY the house. By depositing it in this BnTik, it is always neighbors' property; hut as all 'of support in then and measures and " HUBSCKIPTION I'HIIT, IN ADVANCB them undervalue il lo about tho we will let south Florida get along ONE VRAM * S °° at your convenience, and you need not worry about its And if we rememhei same extent, property owners »imply without qs. HI I MONTHS ................................ *-** right there is a south FloVlda can­ THHKK MO NTHS .........................................T« pay three per cent on an assessed being lost, stolen or destroyed. valuation of fifty dollars instead of didate for United States senator, • *: * —■ - j . i — ■ b— « — * ■ ’ 1'* DrUt r rr d In (hr ( I l f hr Carrier 12.00 !*#• Yrer 1« Here’s to you, Jacksonville and paying one and one half per cent too A dtftnc« or 20e. I*ct Monti» Miami. We are not in south Florida on a true valuation of one hundred P ifitiv o ls In A d ts n f* .MttM II# M i d i »1 l ) f k * dollars. Each of them, however, and have been gerrymandered into (la lrrrd Am H e fo fld * n » is M all M ille f A tifosl 22nd sees that his assessment is law and east coast territory." ►> I poll, i l i h r I 'n tio ir ir c at S oiiford * Florida, fatuously congratulates himself on The people of Tampa are the Inst J £ Wawt Yniip riisihESS. t.'ndrr Acl o f M arch lt d , |ST9. that, giving the obliging assessor hi* people on earth who would think of vote and perhaps u good cigar. slighting the good people of Sanford T f l c ß b o p r No. l i d H. R. STEVENS O S U e la I I m s M lUillJIn, C. M. HAND H. E. TOUR SANFORD, FLORIDA R. R. DEAS The underassessed community is nnd Semtqole county, and particu­ I 'r e d d ra l Vlrs.f'rr.M.nl Cashier A M l ('aitiiei F. L WOODRUFF Vic.-Pr«d«nt set down as possessing one half or larly is this tho case with reference The Yiifw Sanford telephone sya three quarters of its true.wealth, its to Robert Holly, who will not be tem will ho a self starter. No crank­ credit is correspondingly restricted allowed to “ secede"— no, not even ing Up before you go. and nearly everybody finally pays if we have to call on General Gil­ — —0 ------- just as much tax as though the as­ christ to make another "w ar record" Shucks, we never intended to sessments were true; but some ex­ by bringing him hack into line. As secede from south Florida. Those In (Ifcull Conn Horrmh i„,«,., , . ceptionally skillful taxdodgers may it would he impossible to reclaim Noml.olo ¿'onnlT, fin ,Id . |„ * hoys down there are making u moun­ profit at the expense of their neigh­ Holly by clutching his curly locks, EUlo Ann Nip* William. »* Eieeulrii of the tain out of u mole hill. bors. which do not exist, the Tampa will •Bd bMUmont of j « , ; -------O ------M. Nip*. doceuod, Jolnr.t The remedy is to take assessments board of t rade will, if necessary •d by hsr husbtnd .ml Pauline isback ¿igain, bless her virtually out of the hands of local send up n delegation to grasp him null fill*nd, O ir .r WII. 'OUR JOE” SEEMS TO BE TIIE GREATEST OPTIMIST Mill t„ cute soul and will bo at the Star in authorities, ns Wisconsin has done. ll»m«,.Ccmp|»ln«nt gently, hut firmly, by tho belt nnd Tir.: “uM ,w. the Exploits of Elaine. Her name True assessments, made b y a state IN TIIÇ STATE OF FLORIDA jerk him hack into the ranks of his £' LE'j °,und/< How.rd* * f " * ^ t* I**na Company may be changed but we nil love her hoard that is beyond local influence, own people. ■ corporation, Mary Mrl just the same. are to the benefit of the nvorago tax­ FROM THE TIMES-UNION In this connection Joe Hugh Reese, -------- O --------payer.— Saturday Evening Post. editor of the Orlando Reporter-Star, »•* The Sunday school picnic will be Tho last luncheon of the season of night oil giving study, to tho prob­ Ilirkin.on, of caun.tl for complain.m b,«.' takes the proper attitude and in­ enlivened this tlmo by the presence I? ‘»M** j d.’ , l kat (ha defendant,, V p HOW TO END TH E W A I} jects a few words of wisdom into the Jacksonville Trnflic Club was lem of eliminating tho hard times Gundy, and Mary McDo«.i| n , r,|. , r. . * of Mayor Swearingen of Jackson­ raald.nta of the .tat* of Florida, t Wars are nearly always fought for the seceding brother’s shell-tinted held Saturday afternoon In tho club- talk nnd Inspire in the heart and last known residence c f C l « ville, who will make an address on clu rooms. Mason hotel, nnd was breast of his fellow man a feeling of Ijowtlnr Greart. Ohio, that \t,r> VtrptJf territory. This is not admitted in ears: Sunday schools in Florida. MM w. Home ‘ well attended by members of the or­ absolute confidence. erxllle, Ohio, lh«|_ . acl (• y. t. un,, ’ all cases but it is shown b y the fact -------O ------Neither was Orlando invited to he Mary McDowell Pard are each .»J were several '‘ Wo are all stockholders in the aye of twenty-one year», an,I tl,** Boh Holly sends us a rhymed alle­ that the victors almost invariably od the Dixie highway, but Orlando ganization. . There* Tho feature railroads because the ronds are pub- no pereon In the atate of Florida **.. gation about a Boston girl which we demand territory of the vanquished. sent the largest delegation from any guests in attendance. »ice of aubpoena tipon whom »• ,ii (,,» of the luncheon wns the nddress of our dividends consist of service— the aald defendant!, or . I O , r The war in Europe is injuring the “ refuse to believe without till) tes­ Florida town. Some of our con­ r nu are, therefore, ordered e., ... O to Congressman William J. Sonra, of the whole world and ought to be stopped good trains, rapid transportation nnd ihe aald bill of complaint hrr.ir t i ft «V timony of our ears and eyes— and, temporaries have had a g ood deni before the fith ,t,y J,,|. , Florida congressional dis­ reason able freight rates ‘ People and ' *11. on second thought, nose. Tumpa and while we do not wish to take to say about how the east coast and Fourth a m » er laid hill ot cnmt.l. !» trict. who took for Ids theme tin* from Jane Addnms her contract for cf«*# pro ronfe**o «ill l . », ■». , would rather see the dark than the Tribune. *ifiiS Jacksonville get what they go after you. • n<l final <J»rr*r ifirr...,, subject announced hy Mike Crown, bright side of any question. O ___ Y a p p i n g it, if she does not hurry up By It n further onlerr.l thai t r. , . w by displaying the "git-up-und-git" chairman of the entertainment com ­ taking the people into their confi­ published in (he Sanford llrr.M, * We want that good road f r o m ! w<* wil1 'insist on a plan that is so paper published in Hanford. Seminole ,-outspirit. Orlando on this occasion dis­ mittee, Take the I’ ublic Into Your dence and making them Osteen ferry to New Smyrna and *»mplo Dial it is strange it has not feel they ty. Florida, onr# earh w##h for four r*.0^ played more "git-up-nnd-git" than utlvf wr«k>. Confidence. nro all stockholders' a much bettor we want it as soon us possible. The already been proposed. Wltne*a my hand and *eal 1 1. • t r. -’ •Ik any other city, town or village in day of May. 1915 Mr. Sears prefaced his talk with a feeling all around will result: If we could find some good terri­ Safiford people can then go to the K. A iHirt'.l the stale but it availed not. Hy the beach every evening, take !i plunge tory whose owners were willing to evidence of all who went tho thing little story of an incident occurring "T h e employes of the railroads liirktnann A 1>irkln*nn, and get hack before breakfast in tho give it away the war might he wns fixed before our delegation ar* on his recent trip home from Talln- should he itistmeted to give cheer­ Sot frit of» i»»r f ti mplmin* rit NI ■Tuea-fit r evaded hy dividing it out between |hnssee, where hi* was introduced on fully all the information the people morning. rived and they were informed tl.it 1 the two opposing alliances. Every­ the train to an elderly man, who are really entitled to. o The people they reached tbo scene of hattl^ too The Floridu legislature will ad­ body will admit that Florida is the late, even before the commission j shook iii* hand nml said "Sonny, don't want to *oi> the hooks, or the In ( h r ( I r r i t i ! I n uri S n r n i h J n i l ! In \ni| I in mi n..!« t you may lie a congressman, but I'll records, or to uuextinn the liusiness hln in « h i n f p f f journ next Friday and some time in best kin«! of territory and it i* bigger convened The spirit of "git up lie durued If you look it " This in­ methods of the railroads, because tl art] > \V I'l l#v •rri» August the Herald will print all ihi . th" n Belgium. Holland. Luxemburg, nnd-git" doesn't always win out ) cident. Mr. Sears suid. served to they realize thul in most cases they K m m a W 1 111 a m ■ new laws Fntil that timi* most of Denmark and Switzerland combined Editor Boh Holly should not I»* To h mm* Will i« ni» put him m a good humor through­ are not familiar with these detail*, the people will he unable to tell just " believe that each side would he v ann»h f ¡ cmrj*i* discouraged. Sanford will rertuinlv If » |i|iea rtfii; f f it rii , I It** Affi • »•h what laws have been made and thou willing to make peace for and in receive an l ti vital inn lo I In* t frlniiiln out tin* entire length u( a hot and luit l he railroad* should be willing VV iU II II m n I»»•f «Mti iluiy II |«m:|, t I,, 1h* tiresome railroad journey. consideration of half uf Florida, pumpininant In thi* aIhiy* * that have been unmade. to explain matters to the merchant, meeting. No invitations have been » n i l i It a i it i ** i ft# t ♦ ’ *# * There are men in the legislature "T h e railroads Ilk«* to hear what the mechanic and the laborer, a* fur t rnrn» VV i l h * m * 1» * O------sent out to anybody, but they will s f i o r i <1«, an»! tL«*f We are glad to see that so many drawing pay from the stat«*. nn«l he soon, and Sanford is going to I.• tin people think of them." Mr Sears a* he is entitled to understand. In •ift a i(rh ruf «tatr* «■f 4 1 FOT |íI a * possibly then* are some Floridians Kr|i«>r I Si , til 1 hr 4 l! > • ' people in Sanford read the Herald among the first to lie remember«.1 said. "an d. on the other hand, the this connection we should all do » ai d « t a t r , a n d that ih* >• Those who do not subscribe for it out of the legislature who wish to In making up the program of events people like to know just what the everything in our power to build up ( h r « t a t r nf f l o r i d a , iti* liorna u |imii whom w. ...t Some read their neighbor's paper and in give away part of Florida. and t ha t alti * at the Tainpa meeting Orlando was railroad* are thinking about and the the country and the rural communi­ ir ri da nt I h a i hr L r l t r v r * I hr »if* this way we have u circulation of wish to give away one part and some why* and the wherefores of the ties, When yon show tin* people ignored also. We can’ t explain tins t o h r q t r t 1 w • u t > i i ** *. t Conditions are ripe for over five thousand renders of the another. For many month that you are trying to build up their \**u. Ihrf r f of r. f inri»a V\ except through oversight or stupid thing* they do t i m 'd t x* a| »(n ■ r t u ■! dividing the state and giving one Herald. Advertisers please note. ily on somebody's pari We prefer past we iiave heard the cry of hard part of tin- country you then have IVIrti iin * hi* i A liar **fu » * part of it lo the Teutonic nations V I» I I ’i, I In* »a ine I i () to think t h e latt«'r rather than su» Urne«, palili ami financial depres­ those people with you I hi* ro ur t and the other part to the nations a Co u n t y c a m e w a r d e n sion. Tin* cry has been overworked J i I* f u r l hrr i»ril* r*-d At the conclusion of Congressman pert anyone of purposely slighting hr p i l l . l t . h r . 1 for four People are sullering simply because There is a chunee that the state that are in alliance against them. Sears' address lie was roundly up in t hr Hartford Urrà ! this good town. In any event the II • h t*«l in S r rniru i le Each part t h e n could have a sop- 0 r |nl„ ln |)0ar(| „ ( , ru(|e'w.is ropre i thei are afraid to invest their mort­ plaiided for several minute», and game warden's oilice will he abol­ \V i r nr»«* I \ i ». Hereafter when u.. are n o t ' el in the regular channels of trade Chairman Crown called upon L I irrun I our!. afHÌ a ished at thi» session qf the legisla­ arute capital and individual mem* le t i l l ) of J u n e . A f 1 make it a • Wall Street first sent out the cry' I Harrison, of the Seaboard Air Line ture and in that event or in the hers of the legislature might win lnvjt„ (| WP lir„ K„ inK • •r a l' I \ 1• f lrr h of t fi­ cn„ nrouru] nn)| w hv of hard linn**, il u m then taken up lo express to Mr Sears the thunks event that the matter is left to the honors hy bringing about the rlivis- |lolllt It ll) Jai Every member who helped in Urlando j* on the .map, and she hy the large city banks and financial of the club for his address. hoard of county commissioners it is ton. Mr. A K l ' « * i r*. SoUeti<$r (» institutions, and then by the small Harrison acquitted himself of this (latent to every one familiar with this might get some kind of a testi­ isn’ t going to lie ignored. M Tur» A fr f country hanks and merchants, and duty m a most earnest and impres­ the affairs here in Seminole county monial of honor. * Just think of the And I hen after Joe Borie had his then we. the people, raised the same that wo should have a county game honors that, an* waiting for distribu­ sive manner, going hack, in his N o t i e r *»f A p p l i c a t i o n f.»r I say Willis Powell of the Clearwater cry The whole trouble is that the There is the Iron Cross, the N r r I Ion Vt'i o f I hi l . i ni t • warden. Situated as Seminole coun­ tion! short talk I« l|u* tune when "Little N .»! i «I |a f i , * , « jSun scintillatili as follow* men who have lilo n e v are afra id ty is upon miles of lake front and \ ictoria Cross, thy. double c ro s s and lue' Sdir» wa« a t'*>v in the ncwlv i U*•ha *rf * f « i * It.>b Molli Iute |iri*sldetit i*f thi iif *in* frit tin* n ot of l lo* present started militar) fine game preserves there i* bound tile ( ros* of the Legion of Honor ho««l in w h ich the | I n * fi I* l t* ! 1 •I « t i n ¡ H i r i a l c o n d i t i o n Then there are other order* of merit Florida Press Associai inn. tonti > 1 o* to he more or leas infraction of I lie »pinker iva» particular!) interested, h a - triad*- 4 1«|< * al «ut* ill It T ill i l i f i r r » d l *« game law* in fishing and hunting members of the lfgisl.itun* a ruminili tè fur governor, and edit When the slump in I he market* ami, in conclusion pledging the fi r a I «s i' »ii h r a ri*» Ui *« ftri !«• a , *, *. i* * h u » ti d In Srunj . . and this can only be ji re vented by plight receive the Black Eagle or mg the Sanford Herald to use his came the railroad* fell it; they wen ­ diners that "Sears may return to DfuppMy florid ■, to-wie K 1) , 14ii *« lit fi Tht* «aid la rd the activity of u game warden. Tho the gray buzzard nnd sum« one surplus energy, has the following to forced to curtail expenses and* they congress alter the expiration of his A, S in fo r d . • w n l at i h r daft* uf I h • Joo took up the rry of hard times. present term, if he so desires, ami r » r t i H r a ( r In ! h r n i t n r nf f * present incumbent' has proved his might even become n pasha o f two say in his last Issue: • • • • Ini»-«» «au f reff 'f i n t e *4 -'.’ worth many times during the past tnils. Then the Order of the Garter Forget it Bull! Come hack into Money was tight anti they could not tiiiYt he will remain in congress until a r r i i r d m j f i o l a » » » * d***- ■* ' J q! V They cut right and long after III* hair has turned even uri i»ti t h r ( “ I d a s twelve months and he is still active might he found useful and the Or­ the fold. Others are ignored Why sell their bonds Wit f»r** tri V otflfiA f1 * ll««w ] wInter t hall mine in enforcing the fish laws. Al­ der of the Bath would certainly hi* Boh. we shed blood for Tampa for left, wherever t lley could Nhlw »h r l i a i «Uv i f M « ■rat 1 V I Tiie leaders in the movement though it is illegal now to |iull "A mon g the guests *at tins lunch four years, and talked ourself black ever. I firml) belie ve . that as *otiti 4 ' ll r k 4 ir r tnt I «••*•' might even become noble and thus M » Ja* • »«■ «■ t b» light of us iln* railroad enfi w« re* F .t Conroy seines in the lakes and rivers where , Court* F s «’HII jin the face in fifty different south T .ira H) ',1 . ( 'base ami F H this is done for revenue there is eligible to marry American heir­ Florida towns, and a scrap book four ret timing pro* Jleril y t lte> will tu* i Ken ria II .11 < Just think of tin* chance of plenty of it being done ai d the c o u n ­ esses inches thick t* full of ncM»pu|>i-r >lip- among 1 !i*- v ry first to herald thi» (Stovall Nolle a o f Afipllrallon f*»f I*» I*»' ty warden is making arrests from hfcmning the Duke of Micconukee pings, telegrams, memorials, c o m ­ dawn ol a new era und to tell all of j S rttlo n Ä7S nf ihr l#rnr»al *vtaf Notlr r in hi'f*-l»> I ' t r n *»•' ! time to time. Where he lias been or the Count of Toiiopoknliga or plimenting Powell on hi* work as an the people of the approach of good hrr. |Mifcl,»*rr of la i fefl'fi« *'« R ec o r d in g Sound W a v e * . unable to arrest the culprits he bus Huron Baldwin or the Earl of Calla- empire builder, yet he has Oh much times. •i, datrd (hr ltd das id Apr»'. V !• A now Herman method of recording ♦laa rtlrd fait) prrllflpatr (n rr> *nJ There is such a fine chance " I remember one railrpad in par­ been close enough behind them to han. standing with the Tampa Board o^ •ound wave* employs a lead pencil hat mad# application for i* » d* ticular that had u train'known all line of varying thickness, formed on •ur In aprttrtlanrt* with 1» » confiscate their equipment and des­ of making everybody happy and Trade today as » jnckrabhit. p air im lit a m thr folio » i n f over the state as ’ Sunny Jim,’ this a strip of paper by an electric current p r o p e r ty * « it u a t e d In S o m m o lr troy the nets. In the event that the gotting rid of Florida all at the same u ««r Can your grouch. Bob, D on ’ t f lu r id a , t o w i t : A ll S U of ' l train had become a fixture to tho Influenced by the vibrations. state game warden’s office is abol­ time that wo do not nee why thn r H i, I n tin a f I ver, H#p. *11, T p I'1* -N* It. hitóme Tampa for the nets of its I I ■ j* ! r Tho aald land bring a»*r*»r«j a» people. It became necessary for ished the county warden should legislature should hesitate. — Timedof th e iaaptfipe of «Ufh r r r »»fi * ’ commercial body. Don’ t ? ybu re­ the road to take the train off when | he appointed hy the sherifl anil his Union'. nam e oí Unknow nrn f* 1 ' No Use. member that once Sanford thanked pal# »hall hr rad earned amirdtng |f* ' ------It began to cut expenses and tho duties should be solely to protect our When you fall to wind up time­ t a t (Wad will laaur (herrón on 1^.s. Tnmpn for i tho interest it took in people felt as though calamity had » of July, A. Ih 19l&. , G E T T I N G OUR GOAT fish nnd gamo and 'yet he should piece there Is' no use to Bwear next d a Wit nr«« my nftlrial «ignaturr »• ! Those south Florida peoplo are its nfTairs and your merchants prom ­ indeeti overtaken them when ’ Sunny morning llko a pirate when you dis­ this the 31»( d a y oí May* A I* I ha\c all the powers of a deputy E. A iM ircil A ' >My advice cover that It has served an ono of tho sherifl and* should receive the as­ goat getters all right und what was ised to materially remember T a m ­ Jim’ went by n o more. Clerk Circuit Court. Ba min ole ' * 1 Well, it is tho to that road is, put back ’ Sunny silent watches of tho night. (•rat) liy J»» C iCohrft- I * « sistance and cooperation of the true intended for a joke has been taken pa’s good offices? Rl*T u aa-llc Jim,’ .let it* whistle tell one and all sportsmen of this county, That the so seriously by several of the boys samo Tampa today! Please don’t go oil mad. Why y ou that good times arc not only coming One of th e Rarest Gifts. laws are broken is a well known fact south of here that they have filched What a rare gift is that of man­ and that the present warden is able the hock beer sign right off tlfi* old baldheaded wretch, if you leave but thoy are already here. ners. How difficult to define; bow To Remove Butternut Meats Whole. to cope with the situation is also front step and we hostcif .to explain us like this we will get you hack on "N ow is the time, my friends, for Pour hot water over tho butternuts much more difficult tc Impart! Bet­ apparent, therefore irrespective of that we have no intention of ju m p ­ a habeas corpus or something else the American business man to ter for n man to possess them than and let them stand over night Wh*n the actions of the legislature the good ing the game or going back on our that’s real catching.— The Sun. putlic utilities and ns stockholders to havo wealth, beauty, or talent; treated In this way the nuts are much people of this county should see to it "raisin” evon though we were not Now how in the world can you on a bold face and with all steam, they will tnoro than supply all.— Bul- easier to cr»ck and the meat* will comò out whola. that Seminole county has a special invited. Tho idea wus promulgated leave a bunch like that? And then rush into the fight and burn the mid- wor. game warden and one that will at­ just ns & suggestion that being In some o f the letters were even o f tend to the duties of the office as the neutral territory we might have finer grain apd actually shed tears present warden has done In the past. some opinions of our own on events ov ir the "strayed Checlld,’*. In south Florida and maybe .«wc Wo aro* taking the 62 pieces of ought to he consulted. There whs bsggage out of our suit case and LQ W T A X ASSESSM EN TS such a storm of protest from the have decided to atay in sputh Fla. Judgment creditors of a southern boardk of trade and the newspapers Nevro intended to leave anyhow. county sued for a writ of mandamus that we actually felt guilty for the Just a little joke and now you have* . requiring the local authorities to asagitation. The Tampa Times climb­ gone and started us to crying. tois property in the county, for tax­ . ed right on us in the following; ation at ita full value, as the state -------0 ------Genial Bob, Holly, editor df the taw directs. It had been assessed The present legislature has been at ohly half its value; and as tho Sanford Herald underwent, an at­ rate tax was limited liy law, the tack of the “ willies" several days most economical In every way. Our yield was not sufficient to pay the ago and not only “ seceded" from boy has been one of the attaches in cou n ty’s debts. But it was shown south Florida, but called upon all the senate and has mado good. He In the trial that property In other citixenx of Sanford and Seminole went there with $2.60 in his pocket and from his letter« home wc glean counties of the state was assessed county to do likewise. Just read what Sir Robert wrote the Information that he will return at only half Its value; so, if the writ with 60 cents to tho good. ,This was granted, property owners In that and try to diagnose his case: "-Boards of trade in south Florida demonstrates that, one can live in county would he* paying ¿wire as piuch state tax on 'tho same actual meet In TamP» thla week. Sanford Tallahassee by practicing strict econ­ yalue as property owners in other is not in south Florida and was not omy and working every day. , « s’ ^ t i- '. *•'/ , ‘ • ' ;VlX*í .<« 10 4 PEOPLES BANK O F S A N FO R D CONGRESSMAN SEARS’ GOOD ADVICE mss?« a - t] & v\ w/ k ‘.‘. ; ’ .» A. P. C O N N E L L Y ' Fire Insurance and Accident Ir Plate Glass Insurance Fidelity Bonde Real Estate and Loans ¡seexx xxxxx f Í-UB . I a*-■t 'y.ï �JIIJJ11D.JI1I i m . ! I in u lti vyjtn ^ . THE SANFORD HERALD ■ **’ w»*v!t*n*i u PAGE PIVE ■ Fast Growing Tree* .d a s n a ji i i t m t a t , will regret to hear that hr i» ill in profit», even though modest ones, S J The eucalyptus tree is suiti to grow ■’ e hospital at Waycro*» and Imlh have been hurt so often •J . A Hf SUML OF SANKIKD £ a foot a month nnd while this seems u r. • Jby violent price fluctuations that MAf'I'LNINGSDF D* BA IF ö Mr- .1 [i Robert- and Miss Ruth ¡they want- greater price stability. fm exaggeration the tree tloes seem ■: V n Roberts havi t}o grow very rapitily There Is one \ iJim *jj LuinniiftM BorM (or ikn returned from \\ hot benefits one usually benefit» little Happenings— Mention n toJsmn in |j«Dior, ui 1'k.tai ft month'* stay at White Springs. inifront of the Herabl oHire that has c t. the other, nnd neither can get murh H A Tffkfsn, I'knos N « K U of Matters in B riefr. m|\de such a marvelous grttwth ns good out of the great disasters."— Personal Item« of R«*x F E. Steinmeyer and M W Country Gentleman. to cause comment from those tv ho ¡fcd a d jn ta a o d itiiiiitiiii^ itiia iid ita d u i. . •«e.rtu....«ddua,*, c,,;j¡jisrz -, In terest Stull h have returned from West pass the ollice daily. From a small .Sftip-ttf- lltiinr Curt/ Club deligl tful -ongit. Don't Cry . Little I‘altn Beruh They report a aii'i ess. twig planted about a year ago the T h.* Dixie High way |Inti t try and \ Lit t le (ill di-trict meeting eucalyptus ha- grown min a sturdy , At the hospiutbie. home of Mrs G 1 Summary of (ho Fhtnilng Small Good-bye, we're ttff to Ilizie, young tree about eight feel high and C O. Me Intugli Iin last Wednesday Dutch ( i.infili which was followed '1 ilk» Succinctly Arranged for Miss Annie King, who has been We are off to dear old Dixie. is still growing They are said to afternoon the Stay at Home Dupli­ by it fine selection A College Med­ Hurried Herald Reader» To the wonderland of »lory and of rendered very sweetly* by visiting Mis* Florence Robb has re­ have properties that ward oil ma­ cate Itridge Club was organized ley song. laria and many other diseases hut with eight members from among the Surah Wight and I-abel Strong, pre­ turned to her home in Oviedo. Supt. Thrasher ha» traded hi» old as yet this tree has not been olfira- lady', folks who propose to spenti the ceding Miss Ruth Fanner'- reading, To the land where skies are blue, There will be no ear (or a new Buick. I he Soul of tilt* Violin 'Hus WociouH for ingrowing toe nails, al­ summer at home Mrs (' E, Walker left today for To the land where love is true. When* tlie julep does most right* though it makes a beautiful shade prizes but a correct score will be giveti with the same sweetness and a week's visit to her sister, Mrs. Frol. Ezell and Rev. Hyman are kept until the close of the season. pathos of expression as upon the Greenwood in Urlando. fully belong. tree. vxtnong the latest convert» to the Dixie highway now is hero, Composing the club are M ostia mes Occasion of Miss Goodhue’s expres­ automobile. S or G doses G6G will hrenk McLaughlin, A. P. Connelly, B. W. sion reclini, and was given by spec­ Mrs. G. W, McLaughlin, after a Anti for that we’ll give a cheer, Herdon, Puleston, Newman, Watial request. Also by request, Miss Woodland I'ark any case of Fever or Chills. Price two mrmftPr visit to her son left yv+- ~Xwny we’ll smoothly glide with­ out delay. _ _ :Çdifigrr---»on, Margaret Barnes aniFT..A. Neal Ruth SteinmeyPT" repeated— ’ her Thursdays and Sundays ___ ¿á.aquU . ■— i. —■«*»■■ terday for Macon.— She ■was accom­ So good-b>*— we’ ro off. for Dixie, charming interpretation of the "T w o ''SwfmtnTnV Pool, Amt»«!merits 'M u s ic panied to Jacksonville by Mr. C. 0. To the dear old land of Dixie. Negro Lyrics," giving If possible McLaughlin. Lease it for your next Picnic Afltrnoon Picnic til Hcroford D o n I l ’»e P o iso n o u s Paste UJi. iu> we're off to Dixie 73-tf A jolly party of picnickers ship­ mori* pleasure than upon the former To rid your home of insects, for occasion. These young ladies are Rev. J. F. McKinnon of Orlando VDy the great highway. ped aboard the "Mollie Hawn” and W. M. Haynes, the genial busi­ Roaches crawl through it and scatter talented renders and add much pleas­ spent several days pleasantly In tho " M a m i e " Thursday afternoon, bound ness manager o( the Sanford Herald it over dishes and eatables, nnd the ure to any program upon which they city Inst week visiting old friends. With our motors purring softly, for Bereaford, where the most de­ has returned from a trip to Jackson­ least speck will kill a person. Take Every engine right in tune, They appear. A pleasing number was the One application of lightful time was enjoyed. ville whore he spent several days on no chances' violin selection "T h e Spanish CnvnAir, gasoline anti oil at our com­ Mr. and Mr». Ed Biggors. their curried with them the colored string­ business. “ Ashe’s Rouchpepper" will clean any mand, Her played by Isabel Strong. Plor,lauKht«*r. Evelyn and Gertrude Huned orchestra who discoursed dance house of Roaches, Ants, Silver Bugs, emt* anti Wight, Mr. rnn* Witte find Sarah Wieh. Mr K (. spent lht, weuk e(lll cafnpinK ttt Knowing mile posts straight and true The Daytona Bench Hotel, under music until the wee sma’ hours nnd Moths. Bed Bugs and Flies. Con­ Find lay Munson closed the evening'« Will safely guido us through,' Rice Lake. the hours tlow on winged feet, or the Ahu new ownership and management tains no poison. Poultry and other entertainment with a "M osquito Wo will blithely .»peed away to dancers, which?* •oilers apodal summer rates. a Hotel animals will not he injured by eating Soliloquy" that wns delightfully Dixie land. refurnished nnd redecorated through­ J. E. Laing, accompanied by his It was noticed that the special insecU «killed with «Ashe’s Roachamusing. Itefpihmonta "ere served out. Sea-foods a Specialty. W. F. daughter, Miss Jeanette Laing, his Wo thank our lucky «tars pepper. It will be much easier to cargo included the best kind of a by the committee. That we possess tho cars ct E. R. -Ayres, Daytona Beach, Flu. exterminate them now than a few* picnic son. Joe, and nephew, Roby Laing lunch and corresponding That from business cares can tako 80-tf left for Richmond, Va., Sunday, to fo r I h-o ships days later. Don't delay! Gel a hox appetites Hook Lor er»' Club us far away. attend the Confudernte Reunion. returned with only the orchestra W. J. McKenzie, the popular trav­ today, before they scatter disease So good-bye, we're off to Dix.e, Mrs. ( has Folk and Mrs. E N They will visit Atlanta, Ga., and and the happy crowd at 1! a. in En­ eling salesman Is in Sanford today, germs through your homes, Sob! by To tin* dear old land of Dixie, Luke were hostesses to the Book Washington, D . before returning joying the delightful pleasures of Hf-9tc calling on the local trade. Mr. M c­ all druggists Oh, ho— we’re off to Dixie Lovers Cluh ut one of the most de­ home. the picnic were M r. and Mrs. It. J. Kenzie ha» quit the fertilizer busi­ By the great highway, lightful sperid-t he-duy parties on Holly, Mr. and Mrs W E Watson, Seminole Real Kslnie Company ness during the war in Europe and Thursday, which luclmled a "-hower' Mi— Margaret Wight returned Mr and Mrs. U W Herndon, Dr. Bargains now pushes the Obelisk Hour for and Mrs Pul«**loii. Mr. and Mrs Of gifts for I lie Itllle daughter of Sunday from Chicago, to the delight We will hear the darkies singing, No. 'J,i fiv e neei*», two acres Ballard. Mac will prove just as pop­ Mr- It E Tolar, a member of the of her many friend* in Sanford. We will se«> the Cotton grow, \rcliie Betts. Misses Gretehen and ular ui the Hour business as he was cleared, farmed two year-, one good H""h Lover- ('lull Many beautiful We will take the lu»cious fruit of Digit Schultz, Sal dee Williams. Flor­ flowing well Sis miles from San­ in the (lower business little gilts, useful for baby's toilet , Tho friends of Mrs. F. P. Strong tree and vine, en ce Frank, Charlotte Ham!, Mari­ ford, One quarter mile from Caniand adornment fell in the shower, will regret to hear of her Illness. We will greet tiie colonel, white, Miss Chittenden will tutor a few .eron City. Also one inside lot in an Hunt, Anna McLaughlin, Helen which were later presented to Miss In Ids stories we'll delight. pupils during the summer at her Cameron City. 50 by 1HO ft. This Rowland, Bello Smith, Peaches Lof­ Mary Elizabeth Tolar at the home And no pleasure of thn Southland tier. Laura Fish. Laura '¡’ ¡lit; Messrs,. home, 619 Magnolia Avc., beginning is u line piece of land Good Common Senso Price $800.00. we'll decline. .1 D Roberts, L P. MeCuller. Er- of her mother. The gui*-t» and their June 7th. HO-'Jte Produce prie*»* are m y - t e r io u s to But. when vacation's o ’ er, Terms to suit purchaser he-'.* e- -petit the Itiortiltig hourin**l lliui-hobler. Felix Frank, \\ J thè la \m a n . l i pa-se* o r d in u r y un* We northward turn once more, Invi tat i ons h a v e been received b y li 'itially will. their needlework 'T h igpen , Erne*( Galloway, Arthur der-t aud llig vv h y potalo.** » h o u lil bo ma n y S anf ord friends to at tend (lie It tie* dlltller hour a 'ii'll.O'UN't ‘Jli H o u s e ami lot cl o se in. W.*'U -ing with voices just as loud Yowell. Billie I.efller, Hilly Mring- II" i o tii men c e me nt o f Jel l er -on M e d u a l lot all hv -ii ft li' " ‘ lit» dllUOT w.i(.until*, tb*ar l o d a ) a n i chel i P l o n p . r r o w ; lu giuni n e i g h b o r ­ and gay. b-lb'W .11,'I Dr I tin I oli rgr. Ut whi ch It ' ti l 111 mil h o o d !’• .• -* * 1 I to* .lining room » i- v.-rv V' ’ ,) Ih.* . . nlon k i l l g - o f bl*t w l p l e r Goo.) by to dear old I>1x1«•. *- uiiiiii I'--rttt- f.'iiui .1 Nollcy Tolar and Ralph Edwin i-u-li I. ’ : 1 ’ : v. with I le* Wall- n.veretl are l . o r r o w i n g al tlo* batik tlils Though we love the land of Llixioj J In mi ¡a-r m o n t h , * per .■«•nt ,S| II Ni h « 7 aft Steven* will graduate on June' 5t h interest pallli leu' alt.l «-til tlowrr* w i n t e r Frigo c:tu*«*s ami r b a n g e s W.*'11 go back to Indiana . ' 1*1 pii. al.*d Furilier* . a n n o i ery i l e h gh l f u l hireling nf the I'heir host o f f r i e nd- will wish t h e m *1 "'"..It ..*i laid. . ..1*1 al.inet No {'? line three -tnry brick By the great highway. l . db. w tlielll v >*ry .*|o-.*l) Eriino-i l 'lui v i .i held wit l< M rs. go o d luck in their future t.eld of <u '•ltd.* wa- lovely with it - -park* building iiltictceti roomGood Florence M. Crtm. McKinnon Thursday nfter- ling silver and i*nt gla«s, the tempt- m i s t s nini s t a t e - m e n tb> noi .*..0 1deuvur S a le m , b ill. business building Located on f irst U Ml I *••(..*t,.| tlu 11, i o r \ a . Il l o j t pl ge t.y 'T'lte b o lle - were in v it e d to t -ooo on .* *1- -. * V. *1 up.. . d a . n ! , , T e r III- m m ti Pro* lull» Ru»setl. the man wh o pi,iced street liitur r c p o r t - itti t h è - i i bj ec t I >r i n g [heir ewing am i the hntir- were I i* i Jl PI III III I .( pi qii.lllv .1 halnl-ii.il.* . .n ter jeei . fi—1>*.( , Hi sell in eeler> and did ni.it oil ier $ JIM iti no Catty Trick. G r o u e r * bave two fatii«*r "-ot* plea-.intly -petit i r ■ social e n jov nient. " I *.l gb.wlog n..- I nrl l tint* Tie* ri >l Reni - fi >r $ - á liti anti divers s t u n t - in the v e g e t a b l e ** per i eiit it When a family mnvea to a now p ic a ni.oul |. rodili«* prie.**' F i r t . Enjoying the charming lio-piiality < > f ctird - w.-r.* hand paint.*.I blitter li. niant* to bring a house It tint Infrequently happens that Ini-mess around here left last night monthly M . Klimoli were Ni«*-.in me» flu Mrpercbe.l tlpi.n the .*.|ga* iif the 1h.1t pro.lip • moti m a n ip o la te ih e m the cat .IlNopproie« • r v i s « * f 11 It die change and flau <lo lor points north to buy o t h e r fruit-.*.*.»Ini. t im i, return* to If* ..Id abode at the first op­ Taylor. 1 ( l. , 1’.*. k H A 1» 1 . . . ¡ i d glass«*« their ••»I.■ r- hle.nl f••r t h i i r owu b f i i c l i l »•V p r i t In Tv arid vegetabl es II « < li 1 >ink.i« tn m .n .n -I v a I1 II. hroAi- pr.xtu » io*.. Iik. I*. -.*»■ prie»*- a - | portunity Now rats are very careful t »in' fiiitr tf *rt. r- »i*r* » »niit H»ift «ir*l ! I ^ DMÍfuí! \.i pi lurt. early in the (all1 h'F h*■ t . il l l*.w 1- p.i-st!il. 1 ul. in fn>r fn* in I»«-r - ■*f 1 1 • • iî»*r about their feet, and many county -, ,|II I * . I ' A ■*' t I . * | > If Sanford In- h o m e t •ih'i El* ID*i » ■« Olirti ■a rr i i'. f 1■. ■ r i 1 l' 1 inl-i* folk will tell you that If a cat s feet ! h ft i r. \1 r 1 i i' 11»•i - Mr- Dca-, h • ■• «■ mi - io !.. p r .'ity w.*ll prove.I » r „ i*1M — 1 „ 111* W la n I hi . I. Itgl 11 III < ! a * . . ... ., .,ii friends here are glad t:■* 11i i rn 1■ » r El in two out li.iii-e- ! ft ij ft I . Mrv 11f e w Io It- .!..-.* 1 lu* gue-1- hade tfint «ii|.jd> an d d e iin in d a c t u a lly are thrust Into butter on the first M ri 41i'M .i . t v In il.iM it ml 1 HIM ora tige t ree» grove About a m o n g S an f o r d ' s n t l z e y nig lit of It* 111 rl v ul in t he new quarters, J { + . ' M i r k ft«»'"I «»f 1.1• k i v ill« in .ih .— prò.*|..r rtio-t produce Citi»farewell r. I P 1a r.1! v wi-hmg that T'hi- tract -o in** grapefruit I Tee It will take ■<> long to lick d e a n tlie II. thè well* •i 1 1 ■ I V I* «r *a— l ' . i l I- a l il i. —I 11|||......... * ll.ll.g I otltap twi a r« all \.r* . I?....» seliMi.vo nuriact* Unit it will become Piami T u n i ng / ' . ’ > .... * * i ■miH4rr.../ o rg a u iz e d -tapi.*h k c grani a n d accustomed to It» new surroundings MUghl 1lie i*i ■**.l every .day laud .imi -•••in v•r . tjt mmi I rui’k laici R D M o y e r , the ¡nano t u t o r I. Mr- \f ft.l S. li mari «»DID.un.*«-» tin j.r.-*ent « 1 re VI .*«.!:. me* Fr.d W il cottoli .1- ilo* I l i - l o r i of -l.c c iiln tio t. and re. on. Il.'d to the change In-fur«» W mild In fu * |im at tufi for a fir-i co rnr to .Sanford to -lav Hi- e\ 1 . caí*. ‘ MH-t f Itf i'l r .1; U*» T,*r \ill.-11:. ham-. .1 ! .. . ornef ilo* poorly or U \l*. r - h . . a U 1 Brady Us feet a m tree (rout all traces of Tw.. mil«— fr.itn Ih. a ir 1 chi­ peri enei* as special tuner li.t- been Me i>i h Jt«M■Jill Mi» 1 mi thy. .) t to Mr Fox, ganizod pe rishables, lik e vegeta ble» the lot Iter Geo Bennett, The orange and ben rt of hanforii. With Mathis & Viminali» .is special­ Si’ ll ttlil rh www formerly •if >Jew York JLtrrv Ward. Henri Mr 1 .a ulm .Ini» ^od fru ii w..ubi i>e lmrd.*r - t i l i grapefruit tree* bring more than an I'ttifif i.» —.i i, f*♦r»l :t vear .g.* metili *r- aid Viiist on player pianos, Val do* tu. Gii.: |'ri*u itn.hllig fa* t u r - are -ut h l l ' l l i g \ K V * . ..or iMv « I'll vit g <•ut or.lit . *ncc«*»*f ul wit it Gaither Hender-on. lumpa, Mr M.-l-. h n» dmlv recetpi- lu ilo* m arket, com C a n n y Advice. Mrllallim.in Mr- LiP ut.ut Id ■t I. r of Mr F lu j Ludtlen & Hate«, u- head tuner At n til. grou i*r I h.* *t*»*n the Scots had con* (..*> il ■>>•■ « i t i . . t i . - k . p . | - of prò.In.«* r..rl V l-t N*. * f>o 11. >. I * ul her ii in Tampu, Jacksonville and V. I.t••- 1 i M. * .. .* > . • , 1 .1 ... *. * pur 1 .*• *>g elder.il>, ■ ! f, Mo -»• .J,. v- « father, I• :••Iglit years, Souther. Mi ' • las <, a «on ».ml Handy. M .i.ert tarter. Mgr Hitt. ,-* , • II At g I . /* - 11 uto I ha I •of to l* .1 *" .ni II l if HO. lullt I), » I.* alio.»I tae »aug Up tno Ala , four year- t )' Itr* w, ■ i ,* 1envi u a - 1* . I pwort b I . .p.. Mr li..b. In *.|M* farm *t ufi Lumliin. lak a th »Hier yo can frao ¡.rod ¡i. mut. h will ..* d e a l I Uiionga, Tenti., four ><•■* and many Ue*le> >1 lint Met bod V Newton last Friday even»idjing for low prices. A winter of the English— ink' everything ye can Mts. I Daughter* of ever gel tilt* or any of our tun* lands years previous to above. in Seminole county. Price only ist Sunday school was _delightfully 1 mg front winch ¡1 goodly »um wa* demoralized mftrket*, !ik< tile Inst, frac th. in Mm iitind ye, Sandy. iheyTu i'he hou», meliti* ju*t a* hard 11 me* for t he u hr.iw f.*i. bin p. »pie so be .'nrefu' Terms one half cash, entertained by* Mi*» Blanche John* added to tin* treasury SffJOft (lit Something About Shoe» lecoru I<>1 WIMl Vi l » c r ­ p r o d u c e melt a-- for tin* grower* wl' ili. tu - . . . r i . , ‘it a bald moti, far on Thur*dai «•veiling \ft«*r tl was prettily iw.» and thr«*e vear* baialo .* ) e . ani... . .... .I ni I - Ml Ii ait harm ing »fid 1IM| tf»| pi.ii.t- » Gil. i in ground* i ......I p 1 1. . - . .rr . profit- to I he g r o w Shoes repaired in tim* i- t**q«* m m 1. 11*1 I I « - - p e r i o d . . . . troll. f a t Tv la in I . * - a i d lift 1er t. .rk'ii*' i" lio* deal* |.fl -XI f.It .| A *A It mu*P "oiv Shoes repaired with i . . , im hour w a* el )"> .1 r»•*. mu- quart. t .. T* N I» ,. il» nr¡•i.i.i |. h .jell, to ft it E 1 lap »•t * . . !.. <1 f a n c y w . r k *f 1.■ and dispatch at our -hop ea-* Fir-1 A t 1, db *I,. t ill W ' t h the C y n i c 1 ■ !. mil * I fr.... I i ... e, | tre- I Ilo r, I - w. *> T.-rh" i !i',r t 111*a1f, It. 1 r .itfl l\lV fa r street, 309, tjpjni«ilr i oii[ieraltve *»t, !.. tu li.,, . V11 <»c ..theni, I I . b II 1er, . <1 ( o u r ■ ir ■d I M .* . * 1**i <1. 1 •......... Sttire lit' f t . . L’ 1ft:** ' 1 1' ir- i ' fail - »**|.l•in a un ’ ah* Sin art W1 ' . I i ,..* 1imiti 1 II V II at,*l 1at" ». ■Mm's half -<>!, . I 7,'e J1■«-Jll.'i n w an i pro i*s t Ini l « arr> Set pro li .1-1 1'rti*« Ot . * ............ half t il»|)W ft t' ff , d . . , . d III.>-l pr<*mih»ht M ..I her* w I... j 1 1. 1* red their l.al-o -be. Whole soie- thmughout. look¡lin e t o s u it p u r . h .t - e r I*.i* l*u .»r>1 1[ urn in t l . B.it.r Ital.v rwriie-l duri*,I* *.f wf.1. 1. ft.l' good as new f l o u . Rubber 50. t, Seminole Real I.siale * in )<»tir • i r«i *» 1 i m. i urn liai h f t I atr w. ek .a*. g«*t the -.or«* cani- I Women's half sole 50c to 75c Whole I) Hart. Mgr., Herald Kdg. llighl," etc., et. und truly Time did ^ apply mg t” Mr*. It. A. Terlmuti, 119 sole- h5e. Riven .heels, 40c Try turn backward, for cltiblinh games * * ------------------------— I Elm nvenue. The delay is regretted us with your next pair All work were played upon the lawn hnull) De M**úyI by tb** cum mi l i v e b il l was u n a v o id guaranteed at thn New Progressive The secret of Lticcflui In life Ih for aide and not tin* fault of tin* com ending in 'wo long lines of ..Id and l>ho Shop, 309 East End First St., young alike, repeating Mother Goo» n man to h.* for opportunity mittee South Side. J. H. Roach, Prop. |)r. Davi*. ilu' OpIomotrUl, whu has htm milking regular rhymes from memory Repairing to when It conten Disraeli, Fri-7Mtc the house the boxe* of lull.It W er« vi-ii.- here f»u ntimlHT of yearn, will In* at Robbins NYst Motel Stall Fctlcrahnn ufjicrrs ut /». ¡.and ■r» by ♦ next week for few tbtys. .See him for glasses, for beatlarhe, Mrs Henry Wight and Mr* .1 V auctioned to the highest bidders Three’ ■ A 's PickillH motored over to DnLand ■Mr. Elton Muughton weak eyes or jHKir vision. Work guaritnlet-tl. Don’t delay characterize Mr Moughlon's ac­ for tv conference with Mr* Frank i coming until tin» late. *' .. Jennings, jiresident of the Florida complish meat* >*r rather some of J Keferenct^: Dr. J. X'. Robson, D. A. Caldwell, J. E. Paco ii Federation »( W oman’s Clubs, and them, architect, actor, ¡nniimi.-er, Z <» e q u a l l y good 11 <|l thn*«. to sny noth­ Mr* Edgar Lewi-, vice president of the fifth district Tin* Sanford club ing of his al.lilt w Anárwn antagonist in The delightful evening has a claim on Mr». Lewis, Sanford dehnte. closed with music nnd recitations, AT LONG W O O D , FLA. being in the fifth district. The c on ­ IN AND ABOUT THE CITY ABO U T PEOPLE ...AND EVENTS... 3 a a DR. D A V I S COMING t A Sample of the Many Letters from Our Satisfied Customers ' ^ O UNITED STATES POSTOFFICE F. J. NIEMEVER. Postmaster M a y 29. 1915 B on ita :— E nclosed find check for for Cream shipped m e y efterd a y . Thank you for y o u r prom ptness. Cream w as fine and enjo.ied very m uch , v i . Bliftfpt:* & O xxxxxxxxxxxxx^xxxxxxxxxxxxx ference was held tit the home of Dr H alley, president of Stetson I m varsity, where Mr». Jennings is a guest. The otTicinl party attended the Class Day exercises ut Stetson O The dntighter of Mr«. Lewis is presi­ dent of the graduating class ut Sl«*t son and the son of Mrs. Jenning* is vice president. The ladies from •Ä* Sanford returned quite pleased and delighted with their visit to the university town. f O & W ill call in to see you before long to see about future shipm ents. _________ Vniirs trutv, F. J. X I KM E V E R -2+1* t O o B o rn b ta | M y.if* t y f ‘lub | Guaranteed Oranges | JA mysterious group of charming | women enjoyed tin* hospitality of Mrs. J. K. Johnson ut the regular! meeting of the club last Week and! many inysierioint pbuis for future jdeasure nnd welfare were concocted during the afternoon, chief of which will lie a picnic early in lime that will include the families of the mem­ bers. Tho next meeting will lie held at the home of Mrs. John Meisch. Name f'ow/tsf /Vrstootf \l> n/i'-'i Under the auspices of the Ladie*' | Mins Lora TltTl left 'vit ir.lnv for I'm.ttt a name s o c i a l wa* given ia-t ' Friday i-Vening ut the Congregation ' tier home at il ,it* hlli-.'t), Mi* I* al church that wa* most enjoyable Little Misses Florence and lleleip and a prolific source of revenue. A Witte spent the week end with Miss[ charming program of music and rend­ ing« was rendered and a bird contest Amelia Srhnmrh in West Sanford. gave much pleasure and afforded xMrs. Mary Thomson and Hltlp spn fun and amusement. The opening number of the program wxs rendered Paul have returned to Delta, Ohio. by Mi«» France» As pin wall on the organ. Mrs. Chas. Polk sang two sjThe friends of Mr. J. U- Ferguson The D ickson V alencia Oranges are now on the Sanford m arket. Any o f this fruit proving dry or otherwise unsatisfactory will he replaced upon re­ turn to the dealer from whom it was obtained. T he follow ing dealers are handling this fruit and can su p ply it in an y q u a n tify desired. E. E. Turner J. I). Roberts Mrs. G. Saucer Mrs. J. Mallem A. Mallem & Son m m m Co-operativi C. H. Leffler J. M. Saucer W. George Irwin & Giles m x ix m m m �7* ■ ■■, .. v 7*;’ If r 1 _______ - 2 T Æ — — _---------------------- — .— — —i. rw.. ; -----— J u >rc ». i « . All tllork 2, Tier 2 (eaeapt I.ot 21 J. It. Pott Sufi Dir of ■V'-TC *104.2 ft N and B by H b a r -i » Q 1.08 K i m aa. G . , Itlaham Plantation............... j It K and W In S W eor . 1.64 Sjoblom, S . . *• ***» 4 96 9 21 29 N E » of N E W (tea* » - * ) .............. marked on taa book D. C .76 Sjoblom, 8.. 6 29 U 21 E I » of NEI* of N E W ................ . and D )......................................... Sanf Hôtel 4 1»,«. 1 N o l i « li herehy ( l « « n that Ih» fo lloA in g daarrihad land*. or *o much thereof •• S K of NEI» «nd E*J of S »4 Ix>t 9. llloek 2 . Tier « ......... VVhllo. Mr» h l_ N W 1» (l*a* l>»f 20 ft of S « > | I » i l l b« n » c » » » a r y lo pay I h » «m o u n t du* for t a t e . h»r»in *et opp-nlte ih » *»m tng»th»r Lota I, I, I and 4. llloek 2, S and 30 ft VV of NE eor with ™»t <»l «urli •■l» »ml »«I %«filmiB »111 he ».)M «I public »union on Ih» tlh day . t * Tier 7 ...................... .. Kohhlna. Alir. I 29 of W 1-3 i I uliy. 19 1 fi, «I Han ford, tha n i u m y oï Seminole. I.ota 7, 8, 9 and 10. llloek 3 I1 run W 601 fl S tty Tier 7. ............ ................... 22.82 111 Sandera, Edith It. ltohhlna Aller ) K 601 ft N t o be* • I L i a 1 and 2. llloek 2, Tier 11. Ami Talea A t'oalp lie* SW rnr nf N W 1» of JJ W t| t>\V NEIt Wright, Henry Sec Tap Itfr Arrra 9 21 29 DEHCHIITION *>F LAN If 8 VV H Ol Block 2. Tlar 1 9 ............. Thornton. W S run N 5 eh E 2 eh S 6 2.17 Lot 2 on Plrat St, llloek 3, Hollina Colle*« . . 29 • eh W 2 eh ............................... 9 21 Beg. 21 cha N «0 de* SO min W> Tlae I ............................. ... . lAeMont, Joe E H of NW'U of H E ), Heai of SE cor r*l*r M ira n d a Lot 8 , llloek 3, Tier 1 Unknown that pari of 8 ) 4 of SEW ti ra nt, run N 1*0 deg 3l> rnln Lota 1, 6, 7 and A lleta N 1 It of .aid N W I, of SE I» E ol 7.62 W IS e h . N 2» -leg 30 m in ol IrOl 1) llloek a. Tier 1. , , 26 Sandera, Edith It. 29 Warrntn, Mr* K || Weklva nl»»r 9 21 K 26 2-3 eh H (SO <lrg 30 min W H of Lot 4, llloek 3, Tier 3 Thranhcr, Il | 2 aerea In aquare in NE eor 1.32 E IS eh S 29 dr* 30 min W Lot 3. llloek 3, Tier 7 Handera. W. 29 Burkabaufc H 2 1 n lS Ç I. o lS W U » I 7.12 40 Ilei.hell. II. M . , l-ol« 3 and 4, Hlork 3. Tlar 9 20 2*3 ch to bee MHI.r, T J S*y of NE>< of S W , of nf ÍSE »or 21 I» 29 l-ol 7. llloek 3, TieiOp Makria. Tom Ila* 10 10 eh N of 1 26.65 29 lllaln», Mr, ) NE W 1> 2 1 run S 4 eh. \V a 33 eh Loi I. Hlork 3. Tier 10 Miller. T J S E ' , of S W ' , and S W l , of I 28 3 3 lle n d .f* «n . I* II 19.31 Lota 11 and It. llloek 4, Tlar 1. 5 4 eh E (1.33 eh to be* 80 Uviater, K. I. . . . 29 Wllaon, T E 2 1 HEW 12 9.76 74 U n a , Jane, Hr*. Lot No. 3 , 24 1» 29 Lota 4, 6 and 10, Block 4. Ut*. 13 eh S of NW tor L-ol I 21 1« 2V Plan of Nubdlilalon o f U n d ll« 1on*ln( I» Altamonte Land Hotel and Nnalgatlan Co. aa r Tlar 6 , ..................................... Miller. T. J liun S 7.14 eh E 13.21 eh N Lota 9 and 10, Block 4, Tlar 8 . . Re co rd e d In ll re o rd o of Seminole Counly Miller. T J 3.06 10 t'ren a ha *. l>. (!. 7.14 eh W 13.21 eh I.ot 10, Block 4. Tier 1 1 . . . . Laing, J. E Iota 102. I l l , 112. 113 ond . . _ De* »0 eh 8 of N l eor of l-ot 2 21 19 29 N W H ol llloek 4. Tier 1 9 ......... Ter»ntlng»r 1 1 4 ..................... . . . Clark. A. F........................... 2.31 run W 111 It 8 1113 ft K 111 (’ roa*. Mr* P M 4.29 Lota 341, 342, 361 and 366 6-10 Sehmel*. V. . . T borlen, J. O . . .................... 4.35 B H of W H “ I »lock 4. Tier 21 ft N 183 ft. . .............................. Lota 469. 470, 466, 474. liarla, F. P. Co. 74.80 1-ota 4 and N 1)4 It of Lot 1, (le* 10.13 eh S of NW eor 21 19 29 llloek 6. Tier I Wllaon. T E. I.ot l o i tira**. II M. ilurr.W M 1.21 run *H 0.87 eh E 20 eh N tl «Col t«t. Geo v, \h-, U t a 622. 623 and 624 Fro.l, Emma 2.32 l^)t 1 4, llloek 5. Tier 2 6 rh N 78 de* 11 min W Thraaher. Mr* L II 1 . - -. Froat. Emma 1.39 L i t 9. Utoek 6. Tier 3 .................... 11 t'renahaa, 1> G , . 3,97 Lot« 0 . 9 and 640. to b f | L it 12 (Ina N 38 Ml and 3.69 4U t'ranahaw. I». U . . N W I» off N K E ))» i26 " i1.L it 13. llloek 6. Tier 3, Thraaher, I). L Plat Hook No. (ine. Page 14 Proat'a Addition |o Altamonte. Recorded In 3 69 20 f'rrnaha». II. U 26 19 29 E H of S E W ol NWS» ............ . 26 Lot 7 (laaa 41.72 ft off N pt) 1.08 Fuller, A. I I . . . . . Lota 63 and 6 4 ....................................... .. ■. ... K K of N F .U of N W U a n d and Lot 8, Block 1, N W J l of N E W ®f N W * i and w v e r . .4 •Charlr. -T.*V - — •, _ .__ r Pi oaf a I N l-S of S W } » of N E H of f l . ^ i t 4¿ r n pt ol Lot h ----“" ' D S P . —aA-.diL. « i » - » - . I3'\~a - - t e a * > * j* c .v ^ ^ » . HPT l NWU................................ W « Samuala, A n\anjth*^_, . . . Block 6, Tlar 4 . . . l o t l l .......................... Itoblnann, M. S. S W H of N W Û and W )* ol Raylprd. H........................... 3,16 I»ot 4, Block 5, Tier 6 .............. Miller, T. J ( ’ renahaw, l b G,.*: 6.62 Lot 1 4 . , » ................... 60 1 S E H of N W 1! .......... .................. 26 1» 29 6.04 Lot 8 , llloek 6, Tier 8 .................... Samuel, E.............................. Lota 22 and 2 3 ......... Pariah. A. I». t're n a h a «, l b ( J , . . . 3.69 40 N W H of N W H ............................... 26 . 1 » 29 W 68 It ol E H ol N W H and 11.78 W H of N E W of N E H (tea» C’ renahaw. I>. G. 123 Krat N W ) , 1 1 « H K ' , o f 8 K ' < ) *7 >» 2» W H ol N W H . Block 5. I arre of t W aide lying S WK of S W ) , and 8 E ) , ol Tier 13 St Ile*. E. VV rrenahaw. I>. G. 12.08 120 of Lot 364 A. L H. * N. 8WH ... 27 19 29 E H of SW>, and W Ay of Therien, J. O ..................... 10.66 13 21 29I Co. or l-«t I) Da* at S line I’ eter Miranda S W H . Block 6. Tier 13. . Slilea, Mary E ol N W ), WH of NH ol (ìrant Int E line N E H of tloaeian, C. VV Hradley,!' it and Itobt, 11 2.31 All Hlork 1. Tier 15 14 21 29 ol NW’ H NEU ..................................... 28 19 29 Lota 1 0 , 11 and 12, Block 6 J. II. Poaa Sub llltlalen ol S W w ol SE W, Nee. 14, Tp. 21. Range 29 run 8 1.47 eh W 12.25 Tlar I . . . . . ................................. Brulon. J. H eh N 6.81 eh E to tirant • -----* ............................................. ... Matthew*. Walter S......... LOS Lota 16 and 16, llloek 6, Ix>ta 17 and 1 8 . . . 4.38 1 hoe SKIy to be* Tier 1....................................... Abernethy, W M Tomllnaon. . G . . 9.36 NE.H of N W H of N E W and So 8 19 29 «f N W U S>{ of 14 of ol SE S E 1) , ..................... Io ta 13 and 14. llloek 6, N H of SEW of NWf H of N W l , of SiE»» and SW M of Tlar 2 ............ : .................. Miller, T. J. Mirila, A . , ................ ............ 46 29 14.98 Io ta 4 and 6, Mock 6, Tier b. . . N E W ............................................ IS 21 N EI» and N R of NW’ K of tllfgina. Mary K 12.18 R W H ol S E )4 ol S W ) , ................. 21 2 1 t'renaha«. 11. (Ì, 10 140 So. Land Hume Co. . 29 1.86 Lot l , Block 6. Tier G . . S E Û 'a n d S E U ol 8 E ) i 28 1929 Miller, T. J. Unknown ................... . 20 29 E H ol SE W ol 8 W W 21 21 2 12 - W H “ I F-1» °* N W ) , ol N E W All Block®, Tier 13 Arnetl, V. S. 20 29 Sjoblom. A. E. 2.69 S W H ol llloek G. Tier 17............. and E H of W H «I N W ) , W H ol S E W ol N W H .............. 22 2 1 DaCotlc», W, D......... Crenaha*. lb (i. 4.29 ■leg 2frt ft S of N E eor of ol N E ) , ........................................... 3« Lot Ir-F H ek 7. Tl*r NH E H ol N W H »1 SW’ H cl . ile* 18 It N ol SE cor ol SK>* ' e . lV ^ *>! Imt 2 and W r, ft oi N W « . . . , .................... 22 ol N E U ..................................... . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3« ol 8 ' j lot 2 and 6 ft E run 8 264 ft W 330 II N run N 6 36 eh N 77 dr* and W by 23 It N -a n d 8 Jamlaon, V........................... 264 It E 330 It................................. 2.60 W 6.74 eb S' 7.34 eh 8 In N W eor ol Lot S.Tllock Crenaha**, I). G. 8.93 De* S W eor of S E H «I 8 W H . . . 23 21 29 87 de* E 6.60 eh. . . . . . . . . . 7, Tier 1 , . , ... Gilbert , Latría run E 16 deg SO tnln N Dag 60 It N ol SW cor ol H E U ... Stroddard, Prinre Lot 6 , Block 7, Tlar l ................... 20.88 eh 8 6 eh W 20 eh 19 29 ol N E W ..................................... 3« Lot 1 fejrept E 69 H ft) Block « Eahleman, E d ......... 6.63 N 8 eh . run N 160 ft E 110 ft M 7. Tier 2 ...................................... . . . „ U p e . M. P. . M o r t j i j J. I*., lira, 40 3.80 t'renaha«, I). G . . 3.78 S W W of S E H ................................... 33 21 29 6-10 160 It W 150 It........... .. I.ot 3. Block 7, Tier 8 ................... * ninfea, C, II Lot 3 IHock A, Sanford Parma Ur* 8.7 # eh E ol S.WJ, ol NK.U Wllaon, T K 10 i . M. Murice________ 6.20 l o t 10. Block 7. Tier 9 at Monroe......................................... 19 29 ol N W 4 , ............................... , 34 lo e , (’ . I' S)y Block 7, Tier 15 . . . . Lot LA E point tllork A, run E 6.13 eh N 20 eh W Delegali, H T l o t 1 . Block 8, Tier 1 Webb, C, Z.............. 4.38 Sanford Parma at Monroe t'renaha», D. G, . 3.7« 11 6.13 eh S 20 eh to be* G o nelly. Mary G l o i 8 . llloek 8, Tier 2 Lot 6, Utork 17, Sanford Ue* 6 eh E and 60 ft N ol S W Ilouteholib-r. VV 1 l o t 2, Block 8, Tier 3 . llamea. Hattie It. . 6 4.38 Farm« at Monroe. ........................ 19 29 eor of 8 W ) ( of NEH .......... 34 V en ab le . G. VV l o t 1. B’ oek 8. Tier 7 .................... I.ot* 1 and 8 llloek 19 Sanford run E 6.36 eh N 11 de* Miller, T J » 10 Thomaa, Jiro«.......... 16.25 l o t 5. llloek 8. Tier 9 Farm* at Monroe. . ..................... W 5.42 eh H 82 de* W A bernathy, VV W l o t fl. Block 9. Tier 2 t'renaha«. D. G. 6.12 Si Ju.eph 4.38 eh S 6.92 eh..................... T h ig p e n . E l o t 7. Block 9. Tier 2 W K of N W > j of SK), and I Lot. 17, 62. 63 and that part l o t 9 (le*a «trip 3 ft «lile oil Monroe Lakr Pr dure Co of IR S of tty SEW of NVV>, of SEN and *2 77 N aide), Block 9. Tier I l l a r per, 1 A be* S W eor ol NE*» of SW t. 3 » 19 29 Mueller, Hlr* of Mr« ■ 2 1 «2 S 16 ft of lot 4 and Lot 5, 1 NH of W'H of Lot t l run N 298 yda E Idi yda. S Nly of W H ol Lit 45 (Hark Z a c h a r y . Mr- M li llloek 10 Tier 3 C rana ha w, M (Ï. 40 0 91 Mueller, Hr* of Mr* 26 12 lo t 3, Block 10. Tier 6 298 yda. W 164 yda tat for 191.7 Cowan, J. J ( rtRihaa, M G 40 3.6« 1.01 75 19 29 Hear dairy, C. P. 36.70 N 60 fl ol S 1 0 « ft of S W ) , N E W ol S E I» 34 Crenihaw, M. G. 1.67 12 19 29 W 12 arrra of S W '* of N E ) , . 34 Hay luck. Mary . The To ot-Block 10. Tier 1 5 ............... NH ol H E U «I NEH of Brock. N. 8. Ofleaby. J. ! » ......... Lot 1 ) . . 27.63 l o t 5, llloek 11, Tier 6 ........... Alt llloek 8 He Jaromea, Bra. J............. 6 N E W ............y ......................... 35 19 29 lo t a 9 and 19, Block It Ogleaby, 1. M. M. 13.11 All tllork 7 . . 8 WW ol N W H (oitopt le g Cameron. Joe Tier 6 . 19 29 Ü.26 eh W Ol NK eor. as Plorlda Land A C olo aliallon Company Celery Planlallon Iota 2 and 3. Hlork 11 run S 6 eh W 10 eh N 5 Connelly. Il H Tier 7 « Crenahaw, D. G............ . . 33 4 20 Undivided H Intereat in l.ota eh K 10 eh , .. Lavi* Lratar. 42 13 l o t a I and 2. llloek 12. Tier 12 18 and 19 W K of SE H and N H ol S E H Aldridge. VV 1; Martin'* Aibl to Sanford Crenahaw. 1). G. 8.85 Undivided 14 Inlerr.t in l-ola 100 31 19 29 of 8 E 14 EH ol NEW of NH of tirrentbul, Annie Loi 21. llloek 12, Tin I'. Mm ( l a r k ' « Sob III«, of It S. 1« and 19 13 13 (r e n a ta * . M G Ï& 2.37 36 19 29 SW H '» Hrg 676 ft N and 1987 ft W W illia m •. G W I.ot 4 Lot We la**t * Sub I )lr part o f of N W eor, See 26. run Crenahaw, M, fi. 20 29 4 93 16-4 M r It ride. VV J 1 lotV 12 and 11 l»at No I N 824 ft. W 8 , 1 ft. S 43« S H of WAy of Lot 2 and W A, •»i in Mr Nett, 1 II Ml III ft SKIy '191 ft K 1 " 1 ft 19 r»n s Stvn», W S 5 77 1 20 29 I,i)i >♦* Hnhinmn« Surírjf of ol SW I, ol N W W lluyd. Wm II .10 a «0 Her 886 ft W and 675 ft N ( lark W ni 20 29 N A, „f W H «I E 1» of S E i, Sanford uf t, See, eor on S boun­ < orry. M T U>t* 2 and 3« lt W k Tipr 2 N W U of N E At and N E ' , of 23 19 .10 dary J uhnton, in ai I 1.4,1 I. Hlork 11 Tirr 2 N W J4 and Nfy of N W '» of rui, W 312 It N 1514 li T h t f |»rn VS 1 ledit» l a m i 2 » Hlo rk 13 T i e r 6 Crenaha wr, M fa. 100 10,60 20 29 SEly to atake 1280 ft N T i l l g Iir ti J VV L û t 4*. l llo e k 13, T i e r 7 of SW W " I in Potier. C A IM 8Wii ol N W of beg S tic lirg 20 29 !'ren*ha». M G 30 2 42 I'eg a( interear*i-.n S bn» St SW f i l m Ilford*! A d d itio n to H a n fiif d 20 29 Ham bun, J 1,Hti 5 S U nf N H of N W 1« of m : w (intrude air with E aid» G a r n e r . N 11 NH of 8 Ay Of HEW of 19 30 of J. T. & K. W. IIy ..............26 Lot 1 Crenahaar, M G ., . . . . 20 29 6 l i t a r V «bea* V Io ta 6 and 7 run E 799 ft S 578 9 ft S E H ................................................. 2 Hay lu i'k 1 NH of S H ol N W I 4 of la«>t » 9 a n d 1 I to avid Ity NWly along (‘ r m i h i * , M (», 20 15 l 60 S t r rtdtf uf d, H 2» SKI, 2 E aide of •. me 98« ft to Lot 12 l,ot. 1 tu 21 le*. 1.411 |y i 5 Ter willlger, J E point of beg. 2ÿ » Cir*n*haw, lit, Í». 4 93 He* 77 Ika E of VV tine of per Waite* Sub l>lrpad of 2 20 29 Lot 2 ll-a * MO ft b y 1 1 * fl Crvnahaar, I» G »0 1 91 W U o l SE H 3 20 29 K - A VV arnl le«« 117 ft aimmon a ir on N aide uf S K ) , of N e l 1» and N E ), uf b y 6 ( f | i »i f (eût 3 <>, H o! 19 Hi : t. Gertrude ave 26 *0 Jlnkrna. Firmen 7 44 In so n 'i Survey nf Hanr n E 5 eh N III rh VV 5 SEH 3 20 29 ( ‘ ren»h»w M G. 40 2.69 N W ) , of N K ' , » 20 2» G r e e n , A warn1 1 R Anal. J F fo rd I) 01 »h S in rh 40 Coi, N II 20 29 4.9! S E ) , of N E > , 11 Loi 4 lrm< W I ft and Ir** of ^«-rltuni« MrfafdrrJ In f*lat (look I. I’ agr M M Smith'* Hull f*y fl li) H I ft I It uhi ri' Deg M 1-6 rda S uf NE cur uf Ma.fr, I. T lot 17 1 I 9S ( lar V .V M* • • un*» S u i v i ) nf S a n f o r d 20 29 N W ). tl loar. K y ol 63. pt S P rnr la* 11 f'i'9 It h«> 1, 1“ ft Ilf Lot I flultUlrun S 12 4-1 rd* W 21 Ih 1* May« H M A i- Il Lot 6 " i Lark Wm ut» * Su fit-) of Sanford rd . N 12 4 1 rda E 25 Ila k rf. Hi) •f Lut llnliinaoti'« Svjr C11Wno» n rd* K*i 2 28 N )y of 1 ot 82 M» %In, r I ' vny of Sarifur«! S H ol N W 3 , and N W *, r.f i Lofa 4 6 and h lliurk 1 KdgrS W t , and W ty ni N W '» of l(4*4{îrk, Wm. l,o oin I 9.’» , Nanfur if • 1 N K ) , of HW A, and W I» of S'y nf N E ' , nf S W ' , and 130 r«», HEJi of N E •» of SW I» 12 20 2» |‘at t»n Uh'! • 1 7 II Lot 2 HI nek 14 Tint 1 S ' y aaf S'y of N 'y of Thl* prfi, U J S W A, of I A 2lea apt W' I ' nkMi * n 29 12 «T L411 2, Hlork It, Tirr I N i: of S W , 29 19 10 i (li. N 23 M-a*l. M I Su eh. 12 2l> 2« .1 29 SK '» nl N W ' » of S W l , and 1.0* f., Hlork \ Ci ta b a rn . 4■ M NH Of NH of S W . , of N li i»f N nf Lot 7. Hlork \ Sl> nf SW ), ol N 1. nf Coi* S 7 u : .. 12 20 29 M r M ofiar'l, * I t 60 j Lut 1 4. Hlork V N W l . ,,f SVV>, lie»« 2'y Be* 660 ft W of SE eor of N H 1 n k n n w n 10 29 19 30 1 r.u : Lot* acre» in NK ror 1 and N ' i «f l.<it 9. of 1-c.t I 24 20 29 30 19 30 Meg N E rnf of SKU Kob bina» A llloek /. run W 7.22 eh N 10 eh run H & ch W fi rh N 5 Armatront:. n Lou« 1 and 2, fllcrk f», Tier A l riLno»n K 7.22 eh S 10 eh Jemmlt, 8 2.5 2.11 Lot 7. Hlork tî. Ti#r A / f k E 5 eh ................. . . . (Ìirdror, li A Deg 26 II W ol NK cor of l-ot Jta ri 6*7* \v r*tr ) \v B»g. 6 eh S of N W eor of I«fit I, Hlork ft, Tier I” S ...................... ..................... 25 SO 29 30 19 30 NK l, nf SK I, nf NW ( ’ ti k n o wn All Erar! Iltftrk A, Tl*»r E run S 1414 ft N 41 d»g run S t rh 1; 6 eh N 4 rh tiniRti, HanDBii Jot 4, Hlork 1,Tirrll W 661.66 fl W 410 fl N 2 Jem mí«. B 2 II I.ot 5, llloek VV 5 ch IIogan. H A J 7.T»arfl 24 .Srara, W II 3093 ft E «19.99 ft 3.62 II, g N VV eor of SK'i si 19 30 Hrnrk J Lot 7. Hlork 7.TirrH 1inori «nn . Kr* ’> run E 12 1 * rh In W line Ue* SVT eor ol E H ol U t 2 35 20 29 * Uit 9. Hlork7 Tirr H Manforil («rani N 2& _ drg J*■rvr-• \\ run N 6«6 ft. E 239 ft. S J 4,t fi. Hlork 'T--f I • W 12 5o rh VV « 92 rii N flainij«i. i \\ Gritfnf U M 681 ft, W 239 H 1 54 I ut V. HI nr W *T irr\ I apar»»). \ II 1 I »:♦ Ibi! Ir*r v | II ' 2 rh to t.» SJ, of N Vy and N I, *1 S ' , of Lut f». li lock ,fclTir fA. in " A m i rwrt T Uf]j * N E *4 of S U ' , 26 211 J'I H aIV rd ; V I 39 it g l&.lJf r h * fii rd 4j N(pr (milk VV 4<f Mit I , Hlork * I t. f H on N II Dr df 1•* to JniiM. \ lie* 171 *, ft S ol NH rnr , 26 2 « 29 h *j of Lot I, Hook * Tiff M run ^ I 1 *46 i* ‘ L 4« Simm» A > .run 8 406 1 II \V 1302 It N Lot* 4 a tul "*» Hlorkr . Ttrf H Nfrlipivan. M. 11 1lirkaon. S < rha .N 1 l 96 rh W I» *4 rh 4nt2i ft 1. 1302 ft Jone*. J. àc i* 11 I 99 Lot 7. llloek m.TirrII Hef 15.01 rh* S of if Hrc pw»i SJy .d VA ly ol S E ' , ol S W l , Block ledila 0 « 0 am! 1 0 , 8. on N linr..................................... 31 19 30 and be* S W cor uf HE), Slmm>, A. S. Tier 11 run S 14.91 rh W 10 ch of SEW ol S W ) , ............... 26 20 29 8 llloek U ta 1 and 2, Unknown . ......... 16 •« . a N 14.91 ch T> 1 0 rh run E 332 (I N 494 ft W M r I r i f l «r W i Tier ( ‘ inter rrtínn E Ifhr SjoUom. A* E. 13 U.32 It H 491 ft ......... .. 3.62 Hrg at M mmI, Il I«ot K 11lock fi Tier M ... O. IL Uy. «Uh H linr 31 19 30 N H 1 » N U ol SE J, of SE 1, n. Hlork Ulta 2. 3 4. 5 run N 31.35 ch K 12.27 ch ol SW’H ............. ........... r 26 2 0 29 S i e » a rt . W • Tier K io E linr of H W h .Mrc run N 494 fl W 132 ft Jon**«. 11 M Lit 3. Hlork 9. Ttyr II S 17 2» rh W to W linr S 491 ft E 332 fl Com llu rk a . k Lut 6. llloek P. Tier II Sanford Grant S 2.p» dag t Si<>Murn. T I’ A A L S E eor of S W H , . . 2 59 f'uwart J ij>t I. MlneV 9, Tier < MU 1.1 u u - i f «I uu7*t. 26 20 29 W 1 h 50 eh lo S line ajf 2 32 Straarl W ♦ 9 HO Lot 2. III.irk 9. Tar I <' ran*hat M G I. Sac W & 70 r h to h rg ® ■SK pf N )s of Sly ol NW )» I iiir * p ) ! H i 'ran•ha » I» G 5 1 hi I.-it 1, 11lue k 9 7 Ir« t ’ Swan. G 11 32 19 « » 5 .4 N W » 26 20 29 2 62 N S of SE I* of NE *4 nf SE »4 Ar»D*tr**n|f 1 V I,«*1 9, Hlurk 9. Tirr t ‘ S W ’ , of S K ' , (Irai N 'y .f N r " f’ p"*l* i .<•* I » .nd 7. Hit..-a 2 G 20 79 Cfiknn * n .15 3 24 I Lota 12 Si # a»a rt " • Tie- U 1*1 and I t • trrpf Wadr. M r* J VMi hW ■» of N W ) , ol Srrtih, I- A IJ .11 l.»t 5. Itlu-k 9, Tirr It S I arre uf Lot 1 I Gloovrr. J J 33 2 0 29 3 Grtawuld, Il M Smith, Either. Tr 1.20 E.‘ y ol l.ot 2 1 2 63 Ixit «. Block 9. Tier D Plahrr» I. S 20 2 * * H»nilngrr, * ‘ W 40 3 Vihlrn Leonard N E H of S E ) a ................... I l.ut» 7 !.. 9, ninrk 9. Tier K 8 - 1)0 ThraNh-r, M. I 20 & Harrold. Jo«, Tr Mill» K K «f 8 E L of N E H ol NEI* .14 nhlnffi* A K 29 11 33 U t 10. Block 9 Tier K I 03 Lot 10 C a l d i ! •".Il À S«n». ì N K of N E t* of N K), of Prank Ixit* t atid 5, tllork 9. Tier 1' 20 2 » 36 H^olI >m, A K. NWH 5 2.01 lief at pt 12 rh N and 3 rh of Lot 2 . llloek 10. N )y 8 M of N W 4 of NW»| dr*. W ol SK eor..................................14 19 30 Postar. Edw Tier A ¿V 165 fl and Irai E V47 fit run N 10 eb W 2 eh S 10 Maker, llaltir Il ella my, M aurica B. 2.93 1.0ta1 1 and 2. llloek |0 . Tlar II •i»d N W K( " o f N W H of eh and K 2 ch ...................... * In glia, W 1. Block 10, Tier C . . . . l»ot 2 0 ' 29 10.65 Sjoblom, A. E................ •o1 3 M H (Iras W Kft ÍM_____ 35 3.84 Bag 6 eh W and 12.80 eh N. . of Ut J. 10. Block NH I v o t a ru S W cor I.el 2, E of SE eor ................................ 34 19 30 Cimrron, io» Tier C ■t 818.45 tl. B * W by 683)4 run N 10 e t E 2 eh 8 i of Lot llloek 1 0, 6. 6.4« W H 20 29 Oeeriitraet Turp C o. . Hall, Geo. 1.99 It H * 8 .......... ............................... 36 IO ch W 2 r h . .............. ............ Ilradfoni» E A M i Tier C . Hrg 796.62 (1 W and 190 ft S Be* N E eor of N W ' Í «I HW»< 3 « 20 29 10. of Ut 5. Block FH run W 417.38 It. S 561.73 ol N E eor.............................. 35 19 30 Knight. S Tier C •. a . a a a Oyeratraat Turp C o . . . 1.69 It. E 417.38 It. N 651.73 |l. . . run 8 470 It VV 185 ft N Smith, C i Winana. Ed»in 11. 11.17 U t 6. llloek 10, Tlar G 470 It E 185 I t . . . ' . ................. Moorehou»*» A William« W H ol S W ) i («-»cept ‘» I NE 8)4 of Lot 4, llloek 11. Tier H Hrg 1628 It W and 190 It 8 20 29 illchard, Allrn r o r .............. ...................... . . . . 36 Lot 8. Block l l . Tlar 11................. ol N E eor................................ 35 19 30 ran W 417.38 It 8 521.75 Wilson Lot 9, Block 11, Tier K rua W 9 2 )í ÍL- 8 470 fl (A K 417738 It N 511.73 It Wakrfb I.i, G E 39 It ol Lot 5, Block ISTier A 6-10 Laing. J. P.. 6.30 E B2Ji H N 470 I t . . ............\ and le*« be* 608.2 It S Lot 4 and W 76 fl ol Lot 6 B « * « ) f e h . E of 8 W eor . . . . . 35 19 30 •ol N W eor run E SDO It Tiannla* IL F niork 12, Tier A ...................... run N 12 Û eh. W 8 eh. 8 KTu* bop , John » 606.2 It W 4 2 . It 8 716 U t 6. Block 12, Tier C .......... . 12)y eh. E 8 rh In Seen <t E MH.9 It S 1065.9 It Thraahar. M I. Hamilton, E. N. 16.15 U t 6. Block 12. Tier E .............. 10 35 19 30 34 a n d .. . . Wly 1020.3 It N ÏV.5 ll I .angMy. J M U f 2 . llloek 12, Tier G ____ ¡and team Hy and tea» bet ThlgpaD. W J Saaford Height« U t S. Block 12. Tier G 8l*wart, W 1042 It. ¡4 • ol N W eor of U t I, Block IS. Tier A .............. Starling, 11. J............... 4.40 Lot 7 ................................. S W W run E 607.9 It, S Ding«*, C. II...................... 47.70 U ta 2 , 3. and 4, niork 13 l-ot 46 a nd 46 . . . . . . . 686 (t E 607.9 It R 426.8 It lland, F. IL Tlar 11......................................... I linger, C .11...................... 11.27 OeeratreoLTurp. Co. . 43 6.21 Lota 48 and 49.............. W 1016.8 It N to beg)......... 36 Órlgar, IL IL Lot 6, Block 13, Tier B . . . . . . ... Mourr, B. II............. 10.11 Lota 64 and 66.*.......... Sia* SW cor ol N W H ol U t ! 36. Ha gad al a, J. II................... 6.40 U t U)t 5 8 . , to 6, Rand'« Addition run N 422 It E 914 ft 8 Lorry. B, T». 10.21 Miwkin*. Malli* lilarrett, J, T», S a n fo rd.................. ..................... 2.92 I.ota 69 and 6 0 . , . . . - . . 423 ft W 912 ft. .................... Unknown - . . ; ..................... 11.30 U t 7, Hand** Addition to SenLota 78 a nd 74. . . .......... 34M ol NE.H « » d « K U ol Wagoner, A. J...................... 8.60 Mclntoah» Viti. Lot' 9 1 « . . . . . . . lord . ............................................. N E H and N K ' , ol NWH Hnueher, C. 8 . . . . : .......... 1.43 Lot 2, Block 9, Chapman A Lot 9 7 . .............. Mad N W H «1 N W H and Ha gad ala, J. I I . . .......... .. f . l i Lola )2 3 a nd 1 2 4 . . . . . Tucke r’ » Add. to San* N W l ) ed 8 W . H and SEH -StanMy. * O. ford. ............ ..................... W. r. Leatlll'a Mah Blalaion. Heralded In Pial Book 1. Pago 2T, Racerda of Seminala Ce. BWH . ............. 1 W 1-6 ol Lot 4. »lock 9. Chap­ *IH H _ ool l 54fc>< Groa 8W.H ol Mlekana, W. L.. . 6.40 Lot 0 ................................................ a i , . . . a a ..................... . * * man A Tucker'« Add. to w p ) .. a r * . 1 MW King, M» B . * « « ......... N H of N H pi SH » ! « E H Lola 7 and 8, Addenda to Altai f c ............. 10.61 U ( 7, n B.odek % c 'h .p m .^ V Of N W H - . . - . . . . . ............. 86 16 SO tamonto -and Palm p Tucker's Add. to 8«n Bag N W eor of KÛ of N W H Muaaon, . Bprinfiv • * * • *' * * *t * ** * * » * * * » ford • a * a « « a * g •a a a a a a * » * * a of 8 W U of N W H ................... 36 >6 33 ^ Í .6 6 eh W ol, NE ror ot N 40 ft of Lot 4* nioek I0t run 8 830 it. E 264 It N 1 B W W o l N W M . . . ............... 3 Coltina. Dan nia.................. T.16 Chop m in à Tucker'« Add. 320 It W 2*4 l l ............ .................. ran N 4.18 ch W l.tt- « a Slmpeon. Wm...............* ■ Philpot, C. Ur*.......... .. to Sonford, *10 6.18 19 60 . * B 4.13 ch E 1.21 ch AU Block A. Ntara'a Sub Dir .* * and W * . 4 1 1 rh W of 8K Wood bridge. Anni* C. 10.61 60 6 19 NW « •»’• ••««•• •• •*•*«• • I f Black. G. E......... of S n n l o H - .......................... ror o f ^ l K M o t 8W.H of Beg 610 ft 8 ol NK ror ol All Block ».< Near.’« Sub Dlv N W H .................... ..................... 8 ... N W K . . . . . . . . . .........................36 19 30 Slack, G . E ................. .. , M Baaftrd, _________ * ra n N 8.98. ch W 4 . 65 eh fit run 8 2 1 0 It E 210 It. N ' Sjoblom, A. B » . 8. 41 W 112 It o f - U t 9. Block P. B 8 . 9 t r h B 4 . B S c h . . . . . . ............ 810 It. W 810 It (aaeapt Neavo’a Sub Dlv ol Han­ ' llenlon, G. W . . . . .8 64 ll* *, . . , ot N E K o l N W H o» «M Jonrr, W , , ford ................... Wight Grocery C o . . . . . . 1.8T N 1 1 « ft by 2 1 0 ft aa foliow* U t a 6 and 4. Block .K. Noovo'a from baa 610 It S ot N E l ^ w iL flE « r ‘ .f NÈH 3 * • « % m rf f : N«ava. A'. 1 ' Sub D lv of Hanford. v fiv '/:1 - V ' V ' i ’ r o r o l N W H ol N W H ......... » • I» 30 A -, 4 * . »• run S 810 Ft. E 210 It, N " S / W i h w v V h B ib 3 ilenton. G. VV Lot 1, Block A. South Sanford.. *-10 Wight Grocery Co............ 4.60 SK of Lot 3, and U t a 6 and 9 810 It W 210 I t .............. ................... ..... .. ch E 4 eh N 6 ch (leu E Merrill, Georg*.................. S.34 Lot 16 Boyd'e Hub Dirielnn Hall. Frank ) t k t aj» a a •••*♦’ ••• ........ .. a * a Block A . South Sanford-----S K «( BWK t * * * * P ‘ « W H of U ta 11 and It, Block A. Crenabaw, D . G............... Roach, G. L . . . . ................ 6.62 SI 29 30 ••••••a# «• Devia. T . D. m °f sviV* NEW °* NE>i 16 , South Sanford........................... Lot 1, Block ÍÍ." Markham U t 16, Block A, South San­ Abernathy, W. W ............. S K «1 N E K o f f t W H a a d EH Moban. D . H ParV............................... .. **• ford NOTICE m H- M TÎIE SANFORD HERALD 'A tí* • 1 T A C E SIX l i . ♦ , Garner’ * lad Addition to Markham Park 81 i H j t o a w i i 'i i « Dhr o l BUham Plan» »..•aa•1. a . . . 1 t .mi*» t’ 81 * a . ****** •• J ' 29 89 29 48 j IT 16 Ocrl, t . M......... . L A|V O Morto it« J* P. Iff*.' . • • Hall, fronk.......... E 40 It ol ~ Hnknow n. U t 21, Block B, Unknown IDynolda, U. E. Andonea. C. W . ............... Lola 82. 88 and >4. Block B. Booth Sanford............ 8,74 . - siB IK it 1» II Mil KM UH USI MI) U ;) il » CI !«M Î0 IV 10 11 • II ]u a 1 14 4 it s4 .V G I) Jl OT . -Il U H •i I» ■ 11 , •• i il 1 T» 1 1 26 a 11 I T4 t o tl M il I I» I» li :a l i Í 41 Ì0 IV ; » ll ( 14 .1 11 l t» : ti ; » il ,41 t l* 4.76 6 44 Ìli* 39.44 34 61 ti.™ 26JI *8-86 �fioriti* Land & Coloni »a Ilo n C » mpan j "a Addition In Noni h Hanf uni ('olfini, l» Unknown K * n ï « * i'i *• * 2,0 " Meati. F »S. Hoakin«, M r « . M 11 **x l.ake, Mr* F N lfkrl, H e n ry l.alng, J, F J. ( i o l d i h o r o 1 *U ‘ • Chappell'» Hub OI Alexande r, W i & f and 7 t Bloek 0 ffterord, Vf M l-°u !• o',nJ 1 0 , M o c k <i U u ,, «g 33, 3 8 , 39, «I »ml i lurk, W rn ç^ î! A a < aldwrli, l i \ , , i l lllwck O . Iteddirk.. O i a t ,I-®1. :!■ i f iu,„k Block i; o ......................... Serord. M VI C'tarka VV m Î t f V '  ΠΠr t Hlock li MrCSIII. S 1» .n!l 61. M ock J *“* . Marlin'« N u r t c j , • Sub IMal.tun o f Huiford Sen'ord Ifa rrla y, W’ Il « . „ J 7. M o c k I I . T l.r « leaing J F ».img, J F . • e v B ï t 'Æ î f e K f s » r i s ‘ . i î » T lr Laing. J " E U of S E U 1° 30 lief» nN .«t SV..f“ th *T- -**— ” d - - ......... “ ..rh **f ï w 10 A . N 1 0 ch. K 11 ch. ¡ n o th-'w i ch ----------. ---------B , - t i l * Ch N « n d 10.61 ch W 15 <*h. N 10 ch K 319 ch. 8 48 d r f 30 min Í: lo L*“C n , » T l » ch N *n il 19 ch E ol ^ —?on 2P il 30 20 30 20 lè r m 20 30 2 20 30 3 7 20 20 30 31) 8 20 30 F ■ * s » ’ *á el SE», <»” ■ ,M'* *, :,u S ¿h N of * W c o r .......... íu» i: 1.60 c h . N 8.70 rh W I 60 rh. S 8.7 0 ch »mi i , „ ¿ 313 ft .................... - V U el SWJ» ot S U ol U t 2 m Í W M 8 ) 4 Ol U U . . . . V K ol 9 li of " i .................. Hcf » ' OÍ » h « e E Un* ol 8 W )( ol SE 11 loturu oe U H Un* 9 0 9 20 20 20 30 30 1» t; 10 40 C'renihmw, 1 » t'. Pfenihaw, 1 » i* 2« Cariar, Itlrhard 25 20 1* 53 D*« * *« H yda W o f 8 E cor of N E I* fii U f i 7 12 c«n N 155 H yd a, W 311 yd|. 8 U 5 t j y d * . E 311 12 20 20 and [â S iffâ n w îïï: ” RW.I 14 15 • U 16 - - I Sjohlnm. A E 12 38 3 15 HjobJutn, A I. 20 30 30 20 30 U jo no 20 .10 21 90 Sjuhbifn. A K S|oblot». T 10 1 I *' Bd * * T , l E 0> 8 W 816 T; ¿M ' i l ’ N « «Ü it W “ « ,U.‘ 8 • d * f t o min W «72 to Wllijmrrc— Con tinue I Hrdrman. Mnlrman. Hoir ma h. lirtjpmih, Hfil riti a n, |.nt 1 1 , lllork (*, l.oi» 1 *. 19 and 2 » . lllork < l.ot» 1 lo 10, Hlnrk I» l^tf ■ I l »n d I I, lllork J* Lot» 17, t H. 19 and Mloek P Ail Hlnrk K Lot I» lllork F Lot» I and ■», lllork F Loi B. lllork F Lot* 13 |o |M, Hlork F 1 to 1 4. lllork Ci Lot« 18. 19 and 20. Hlork (ï 1-otw 21 lo 28, M o ck lì l-ol* I lo 7. M o ck II Lot* 9 and 1 0 , M o c k 1......... All ol Mock 2 ......... • ............... All ol » l o c k 3 ........... ............... D. Loi 18, Mock D ................ I tlulrman, Holrmtn, llolrman, llulrman. Hnlrman» ffideman, llolernan. llol«>man. llulrman. tlidrman. llulrman, llolrman, llulrman, reni * 20 70 10 * lie f 251 H E of N W cor run S 685 It E 369.5 (I. , N 085 It W 369 5 It lief N W cor of SKI* ol SW *. run S 466.62 II, K 466.62 It. N 466.62 It. W 466 62 ll H rf 121 II W and 531 (t R of NE ror of N W '( nt NK'4 run S 1M* ff W* ft»S 5 ft N 150 ft. E fîi .5 ft .»f S K 1» » f N W ' ! lief at NE ro f of NE *4 uf N W U .............................. run \V 70 yda. S 140 yda . K 70 yda. N 140 yda lief I 18 rh E ami 4.07 rh 8 of 8 W cor ol NE *t ol SW ‘ t run N 7.26 ch, W 1.3K ch 8 7.26 ch. i: 1 38 rh dea» I rod on N end) •| nf F 1^ nf S W 11 nf SK âUn 1 25 acre*, dred lim,.k 3, l’ag e nn, Seminole 0. llcrord of I »Pflj» gin *t SE ror »d S W , 41f St r u r» W to o ft N 1 IV ft 1 .1 01) ft. s 1 127 fi i •• hrg g N W ror cal E 1y *»f SK nf S W 111 N i di r t y n S ion fi :«»v* 1 *' ff N .* t" * fl w 1.75 fl le»« pirre atti «t to Co. n.l 210 ft lief 617 70 fl E S- „f SW r„, f ^ K ' 4 ..f run \r. 2 2 J ‘ * li N' 15 f», S V* *Y0 S .It I 1g ft tu »irg II. '■¿id lern i g ’• • * >U . 2A 2 **»* 1 fi iiii 20 5 21 30 5 21 30 Morton. J P lira 6 21 6 21 no 0 21 30 7 21 21 S uh uf 1 ..f s vv ( 2u r h V V\ I I 30 »n 1 i l " 1 I H • l i . 10 30 30 20 tu 20 no ;ti 1 ««. ¡ " Mt i r». o *h « » 20 30 20 30 10 61 20 i »0 91 1 • *• I fkk nt»* n Unknown Si Lukr • » at hr St. Luke'* Lathe 30 .no 10 20 .90 86 20 10 30 20 40 80. 20 40 30 20 Eu reka I ta n m o c k 24 25 26 21 «0 20 20 20 80 .10 30 30 29 20 30 40 40 31 ît) I M « gru.1er. J H M agrurleî, J 1» Unknown 22*43 St. Luke’ » C a th a d ra l.. . . Sundrll, M...................... Sjohlom, A E. Crenahaw, l>. G. 12«S7 6.36 2 . «2 2.«2 Unknown. ....................... * Unknown Howard, Mr» I.. A. Anderaon, MableC*. 4.40 7.55 12.27 31.95 Goodri ch , C. W . . . . . . . . • Goodrich. C. W. Goodrich. (*. W. < 24.36 24 06 16 20 Htevena, C. W. Sn ydrr A llr»trr Snyder A llr»irr Watkrr, 8. <1 7.95 16 20 12 6« 24 0B 20 and 9 71 3n ir­ teli I >anifU, S W 2 «in ii ir»*. I IK 2 l 06 in M<*Kh*»r*ori. Magnulia y ** i " 1’ : t 1 7ft ' Harrt«' n J H 1 T 19 ( ft iS5 *•1* %en*. IV,rl t \7 19 J 4 Jft Jft 21 21 21 21 J! 10 10 .80 * nv no ••1 1 ’j «1 i» JO M "4 »Ofl J I* Me.f- I ”«i . * * r V' » ...... . s i 11nr r 1 M.akr V irh .*» J. i 2 1 * 01 12 1 oj Vn me \l r« Vf J 7 yo 2 .9 5 1 M »«il k *- .. J W H t 2 * 1* % r., 2 JI r h, 10 2 I? 21 30 30 Ip 71 MrfftrW U m •i 1 ‘ nV n.l» ft 3 U| 7 7u l( iti I nb nu* ri T ’¿kl» .* t* 1 03 1 à n i r f u n . It •* i n g a 1 ol 15. lllork 1 1.41t 9 llltick 2 Lol 10. lllork J 1 ol M Htork 2 1 ol* 17 * a n d 2, rtloi b 7 1 Mi II ML.rk '7 I .ll *» HI... k ! I nr n. lu.trk 3 ¡.fit li. Halm II a imifi*»r k . f nt I 3 r » l n u r‘ * ^ u 0 f >i » nl I nt 2 mml ■ ul I i k«» 11 > i Kalrnrr* Huh Piv of 1.4*1 |4 'lew* U y l l'almgr*« Sul» I•IV nf 1 r«. i I 3.1 I'nünnvn «If» 21 30 JO NF nf S W ‘ 4 nf S K \ SF «4 nf SW *a of SF VI' 1) Ilf S W 1I k*. 3ft 17» 21 21 30 30 10 f» l.Y :*i 30 1. ’7 7 i’ i f 1 '< 30 II II Vlrk, J Il and «nn, J W llinktr. T VI Mtn kl. T VI Jack V - h J H « «1 i f «. b «Ml* J W V4.-1»* ■* 1* iî fl* 19 M. Un U W I A i."It* * * 1 ll U 11 lu jn 19 ( ' ha p|i*l1, f« en P 31 W figli 1, Henry Overman, S. M. A fideraïifi, J P 31 19 31 2 DT 31 19 William«, D J 31 2 07 T h llt h e f. D. !.. Mid w ay In Her 32. Tp 19. Itanye 31 ftralty Truat C o .. Ifettie, H . W . .. Edward«, Ì 1 II llrlet*. IV While, lieu bln Heady Ttual Co, Williamn, Gra ce Unknown lirait y Tru«t < o Unknown Unknown Unknown Caldwell. D A Unknown White, J 11 Ilradfry, den 11 r %an f , Annu tint i'll# I 1' 1 » Paldvrll. 1* v llc e d v T f f J ' Ueatly Tru»i ' •> Ready Tru-l Co ltrown. Itohl. Hulla)', T Lot*. 227, 228. 229 end 230 U t » 261 to 270 U t a 252 end 25.1 . , U t 274 ................................................ L o t *9 4 .................. ............................. NEU of 1» 31 3.ÄPI (.IH 3.53 7.37 S. S3 24.40 12.27 4.50 16.80 6.6 « 30.16 10.90 - ■4 c B 4.40 16.20 1 VH 1 V* 10 32 19 31 5 E M ol S W K ..................... ............... 32 a 1 0 » M t l N W W of.B W M (!*#» an undivided one hell* IMer-wt In 8 >0 ncr«-^ of N W K ol 8 W ! ( , „ , I* 31 80 U v t j o y , II. A. p e o p k» Hank nl Benifo rd ............ Analay, Mra. J, J . . . . Florida Cotton Oll C 4 . . % King, Hohl J 8.65 31 5 Mo««. IL II. 8.66 31 ft lluaaanlbp M. D............... .. I.SS .11 31 30 2M Pren*haw, f). 0 . . . . . . . Anatry. lira. i . J.............. 3.07 2.ÎT Frart Unaurveyed part tu n N 9 oI r h N if* 11 II .11 , . ftO 5 40 i rm-h* w» 1* t » Sfalev. John Kelt h, John ............ Pelrgall. H T 11 11 10 40 l^fTIer. \\ A t ren«hâ* 4 1 * »* < rm t ha « I * i ¡ 1,9$ #*.75 10.30 47 Sont hern 1*rodil re Il f Vre. J H » 7 7f> 1 « 10 ï rippen A H J r « «5 ni il 11 K 1 25 12 27 2 43 T 2 49 1: 20 11 iiilrf, John J1 Strvena**«, H 11 Hurwcll. I l Iunir L Belter, J y 17 20 6t Prfler, J r. !7 20 11 PclT.f J F 10 i o 2 48 4 |f> i i0 11 1ft 20 1 -.27 .............. 11 t! Jo 20 Il 31 20 31 4 40 I 10 ?M r. i a i ftu Kl» m * Ift 120 120 2 4 10 1»nane. M H L n k nu w n 1Ink nu v u (bark for 19131 3 54 2113.(Ift lai h c* 11«. b t* » v\ i i: f *c 16 55 lut 21 31 21 21 21 .11 31 31 31 21 31 21 31 5 lu D) IU D) tu 10 10 5 tu Llem, J If Ree pe, II P Kountl, l.ulu Amirraon, Ce* K. Anderaon. Ge* K Cnk n ow n Unknown Unknown Hroderaon. Che« liectof, I M IT 26.65 26.65 26 66 26 65 26 66 26.65 26.66 13 ilt 26.65. 10 1 40 Carra way, MH* Ur n mask, D, A JeJk* J O flrt 10.65 1 55 25.2(1 • Mallnry, K Y 25 2 0 »Maliery . E Y 9.10 32 I )r Vayghiti, J K 9.70 25 Walla, M r. A T. Krlra Survry of Lake ("barm Lot 3, Mock II ................................ Hrannon, T. C..-............. rllt* i » ndt I* »•« flvfrd'O. lirrortlrd In l*»al llook I, 1'*|f 111 U t 2. Hlnrk A Jelka. J O. lira U l I. Mock II l-o»*. Edw 1 .6 6 A. Autln'« l'lan ef IBIril», llccotdcd ln Pial Hook 1, Pa|a* 41 2.06 1 26 U l 11. M o ck E E ' " i . J. H. 1 08 Lol» 1 to 6. Mock F Law Inn. T W 1.65 I,iji■ 7 and R, Hlork F t l,«Wflont W. J, . .. 1. 2.3 V. A. Aulló'« Flrat Addn. t« Orlrdo. I'lal Bank I. Pa«e 41 2.0 5 U l « 1. 2 and 3. M o ck II l.awtnn. iV. 1. 2 05 Lola 7 to 12. M ock II U w t o n , « . W. » M t* . Fred. 3 12 Ixtt t. M ock C T t. Cu.hln a'» tddlllon Io Dalcdo, llrro rdrd In I’ lal Hook I. Paar 14 313 2.13 I r I « n . l * .trip 12 It h* lud I! B elf ) «i.l, ..I 1 »I ! I »wtnn, H W I a « tun, H \k 2. ) I U l tlll.ua'a tiMlIl.fl lo I t . la d “ , Itererdrd lll l^ al flook t. I '* a e 56 WiDun. l.ttaie Ann U t 1. Hlnrk A Jone*. J n 1 * V ) 11j t ul 1/Ul ï - . u io t k . A ltnkaown I. 40 r í.o¡ f. lllork H Wil.on, 1-iiri* Ann 1.25 l o t » 2 1 . 2 2 . 23 and 2 t. Mock 11 Unknown ............... 2.05 I U t a 7. 8, 9 and l o . Mock C Unknown 1.65 Lola II an*! 18. M o c k C .............. 47.70 B W U olN E M . 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J % *4(«MI * if I * I* ' f, n mu j . f i ltr*n»fl M » m r V W 4 50 5 50 4 40 43.77 l ' n i n** w n LUI I «O I '•: l.ol K.ii Loi 230 i.* *» *-4,t 251 ,f' U t l ï ï D x 122 Hack Tat f". 1911 Lut 123 Hark ta» for 191:1 W ' , „f U t 311 ' U t 319 S\k‘ » of S L ' , de«, hep 645 1 Il N "f SW n»f run N 175 yd« L t t" yda S 175 yd» W 1 III ydai 9 r.J 25 1,ot 5 of fiutici a Survey •I S L ') cl S 5k G 9 2 73 11», N E cor ni S W 11 run S 10 rh W t 73 r h S 20 dea V k 51 rh N 70 2 35 d r f L 7.11 eh S 107 ch W 11.70 rh N 10 ch E 20 rh In he* lieg N W cor of NW *4 of 9 SE •, * run S 9 10 rh K 1 .10 ih N «« io eh W 1 10 rh 10 of Si- ' , 8 1*1 H« g MV ror t*f NE run N 2 0 IV yd» E 1ftf* yda S 205 yd* W 165 y d* and W , nf 8 F 1, ni s f: 11 RL ** and W H «4f NL i, nf SL G W' ut N W ' 1 ot N W ' , . n*f N 6 a ere a of E H "t NW »4 8 18 11 ni N W '< 1.25 2 ni 1 25 1.26 t'renshiw, I), CI IrefflrP, W. A i I ^ 4.0 1.25 3H ni J«*«i*I* NKIy It* |*| S nf bag S t.l bag tre» i l l 7 I fr * *j 1 7 151 5 31 Vf ar* ha 11. Vf j ; 27 |lrg 70.67 rh ,N ami B rh of ‘<i; rt.r I.4IÌ 1 { 'renellaw, |>. C*. 1V o p ef. ‘*1 )i« fl 171 11 Suh |(lii*ifin pf Loi 8.1, Sanford O l r f f Deila VI.4 M . I» II M in n lrk . W A • Vfmnlrk, W A ■1 I n «M rvr> r*| «4I 1 1 *1 1 ) ‘ î t,.f L o t 7 7 . 1 4 4.1 1 ».r U t e 9 end 10................................. r , U t a 61 and 6 2 . .............. .. U t 67 U l 81 U t 90 U t 85 U l * 91 end 92 U t 130 ... ■e ■ ■ U t 139 U t a 158, I lì» end I *o Lota 152 and 163 , . U t e K « |o 1 6 9 .............. .------------l.ota 170 end 160 U t e 171. 172. 173. 174, 176 end 160 Lot 177 U t 191 U t 193 I o|. 193 and I 94 Lut» ” 1 , 212. 213. ’ l l , 215. 216, 217. 218. 219 end of nn 03 W W ! fl 7.06 31 M m * lU mmtif L «ui * * « h ) •* r), |U. of N W ! < 8 E H .......... nf N H 1! of NE nf N E i, 1 20 of N K 'a of S W 1, ot SF *, 4 20 N ', of SW I, of N W l , of N E I, ....................................... 4 20 NH ol HB l i o l NE l» and S W H of HE G of N E » ( S 20 N 28 aerea of NE I, of NW l, 5 20 8 21 acre, of N E I , of N W * and HEG of N W G anti.1 E H o í S W H and HW t, of S E ' , 5 20 HK 11 nf « K i| itf«i lirg Si: rnf 5 20 ron N 10 rh W 2 rh S 10 rh K : r h V »4 4lf SF an •I W », ..r S K 1, of SK 5 2« nf W . nf m : . uf NE », n J0 s\i *» ol N w T ft 2« 10 05 rh ■n<l 3 92 E of ‘ a |M ror of nf NKG S W <! ft 20 r u n H 2 1 V r h E ft rh N 2 *j r h VM ft rh l.6it 3, Hlork 10, A ll Hu*«rlU H*t of Fori He !»ul 4. lllork 10. A »1 l l u - e l l . 1*! a t nf Fnf i Hreil W ‘ 4 of N E » ! °f S W »» 8 J0 s w , of SW i» -1 20 Heg 2 07 rh K and 202 f« N ««f SW rnr of SW '4 of M 20 of N W ta run N 202 ft NV in Silver Lake S KU 202 fl K to hrg 1 ni 1 l 1 J») I -T. 1 *n-f b 1 r *pi *en • s u r 1 ».» ..f SW ,, of N W . 1 ft 2 o W , I ‘ 4 nf |.nt I K. 1 nf Lut 2 I •» « \\ • M i l s if I .*♦ I»» 11 '1 lu if 1 ’ I f II wW . f \ VN * 1 N W ‘ i «»f N W 11 W H 3.21 3.65 2 29 M pipuì . I'pirt K JX NWH of swu of saw.......... »! ■ Freeman, IL H. C h ild, Wm Jackftun. H S 30 220 Freeman. I* 27. Walker. A 1 »0 2 32 $1 r i Viga n John 1 0 « mu t t, S t 3« 21 Howard Packard Land t'o'a Flral Addition lo (*amrron City Lol» I A 2. Murk 1 Southern Produce C o W H "I Lot» 3 A l. Block I McLaughlin, C. O 12 %? .84 Üli I M llbirk 1* NS 6 on t lieti k 2, page 1 1 » 1*1*0 , S K 1 lifig. T W t.f N 1*0 ali>f 1 * 1»'f W 11 OH I Ml "t U à * N W . ««r II i ;o r>1 m 1 Joo fr s fit h u. b«» 1 a er n *u r v « V» d *T!.| u»* •O' » a » ♦4I ** «d (fl S«> l i n NV \V♦ le» ttf Sec . N i m lo g Ir». E n i: Y0 ft «idd i** J S Muori and le«* VV Vu ff *m|d fri Takach 1 S I 12*» fr nf I «»I 1 llrg 5 rh W nf S F rnr run N 20 rh, W 5 rh, H 13 77 20 rh, E 5 rh |tr g at NE p! «*f inlrr «erl nf Union A ( ‘ hip man Ave, N'ravn y\ «1 «fl tn hanfnrd run E nn Union Ave 250 ft Nthly al rlghf angle* 4n l.ake Monroe, WV*lerly 4.62 «long Itke -hore ïn ('h a p man Ave Si ht y alnng K aille nf * «ame tn piare of s a, f piüt 3, lllork H. Peter y • vr Add t n Sa nf ord I^i( 14. Hlnrk fl» f'elery Ave 9 35 Add tn S iM o r d |log al inlenwrfion nf E line nf Sanford Cirant »viih W Une uf run N 13 65 rh V. 6 06 rh 5 60 i o K llnr of iirani S 25 deg 10 71 W « ith *aid Cirant tu hrf U**" 2 01 acre* on N «oie 2,07 arre» olï triangle N rnd 9.63 of fnllnwlnr: run frum In* t*^werrinn Sanford tirant 5 I« line wlih W Une of I henee N 13 6 5 rh, K tn 4 |0 Cirant line H 25 deg W* 22.13 » l i h Cîranl lin«* tu b « f 30 14 20 Houston, H ( ‘ rrn*h**, I» *i 11 20 7 56 I l JJ 31 40 An ilf ) , Mr» J J. 2 Jl t a m e ra n '« Sub 1Mi imi on •»( llrrk Ilammttrk 1 »»7 l o i . I. 2. 3. I V, <* 7, *, 9 7k and It, 12. M. 14. 1 Pi 1 «I 17 «mi 19 i ' amtfTifi, io.» 1 u; ÌMl io Minnlrk. W. A. . f a n i t s In N of NK ' t « f s H »4. Hcc. 11. Tp It, Hang» i l ft 91 1 2. 1. 4. 7. h. 1 1 and 1J. IlL.rk 1 Lu Ilote, ff C . Agí. I.«il 3 1. 2. n. 4. 5. «i. 7. H) an<l u . HlorW 2 Mtj Hôte If i * . Ag» I-dt, 1. 2 1. 1 5. ft. *» 10 âH-| 2 29 ( 1 Htftrk 1 f *u Ho«*' \gi I **t • 1 2. V 1 • 1 «. lllork i Du Ho*#, Apt. McCray, Geo, , 1 53 l o i * I. 2 . 3# 4, 9 and |f». tf.ïi Utork S i -UJln»e, A*t Lot» I . 2 , .1 , 6 , 7, f, Il and II, \ ôÿ ^ lllor k M u lin o , IL C., A ft 74 l.nt 5. lllork 6 W r l’iter. Ini, U t . 1. 2. 3. 5, 6, 7. 8, lllork 7 2 00 D u l l o » , II. C., Aft 1 0 . 1 1 . IJ, 7b Lot* 3. 1 7. n. Hlnrk 6 H5 I lu It"«e, IL C.. A f t I oy Lola 5 and 6, Mt Stanley, i lara TM [ W irti It of K H TM SE G ;.i 31 19 71 Dünn, Mra. I. M . . , . 1.09 SE G Of Üj; G ol .73 19 -11 U) Va [de. Nettle C . , . r* *4 1)1 hl. 14.01 S AV «i 3.7 19 31 10 Monroe, !), G . , , , , , , k M l V l ; o? *nV¿Y òt N W I , Heat 3 5 irfr* 33 19 31 15 Fackard, F. T . . . . . . . 1 .0 « W »4 Of K W ' t ot SWl| 34 10 19 31 Harria. J. C .................. lief « rh W and l. « | rh N of 2 .0 0 N W ror of N K U of S F *4 1 20 31 run *S 9 rh R 11.50 rh S 9 rh W 11 50 rh 11.4 Harriaon. G. H. et al 1 09 llrg at l»| 10 rh S of S R rof ::*: of N w ' 4 of N w » , 3 io 31 ftm W 10 rh ' i t 1 r h K 2 «il , 10 rh S t rh Ilnhlnaon, J. H. . . . Lut .3, Murk M, U/o»n*» Sut. IH» o l Heck Hammock Brown, K. L, .......... 1 19 3.55 , Loi 2, M o c k C. Hrown’ I Sub Ulv ol tleck Mammock McCartney. F. N . . . . .78 , lait» 1 and 2, M ock l>, Urnen« Ruh D it ol Herk H am ­ 78 mock f l a y . C. If. T .......... t l» 1 39 Sanford 1‘elrry Della, Itr rord rd In Plat Hook I, I'afe 75 1 09 N H of Loi I McHrtde. W. J.. . . .78 W *j of I fit 19 Mnford, Le vi. ................. .78 W H ol l<o* 4 1 . . . . , . , ................... .78 EH of Lot 55 (*M Fr HE cor . . . . . , Ä w »‘ etti# - - -C ................. 1,70 Fr .S E ror SE of Ity of 1.70 Lot 65 ......................... Min nick, W. A .................. l-ol 6 6 , . ........................................................ Ilaaa, 8. A ............................ 18.12 Lot 66 Ifirepl 50 ft It of W of lly) Hack la i 1918 Sanford Celery Delta C o m p a n y .................... 1.09 Lot 66 (eirept SO ft K of W Ity l ............................................... Hanford Celery Delta C om pany .................. 43.82 Minnlrk. W. A. l.ot» 88 and 87 part N A K of •iream. Southern Produce Co Unknown . ., 1 17 Lot 105 Unknown ................ 30 I anilla nr im| Il righi* In Mi i I,ni- I 'i In 21, III nr k 9 I tti. \•» 20. 21 21. Illurk »•» I •«»• I * 1 «. ¿o 21 V 2 4 2 Cl 2 t» ..... t rtok 11 F S 20 rh U 2 2J* rh M. g IT * >i y " f MI . . »i w t .*r s* \\ . f i n K 4 2» rh. N 20 rh W I 2*< rh. S 20 rh V W >4 nf NF. «i 30 Sjiil>l»m 20 K K K. Il, F. Il F. Il F It F. K VI r«. K. i ‘ VIr* K. P F. Il F. 11 K. C . . . . . . . . . M r». IL C........ F. U. Thnmp.on, W. W. K. 10 law ton. E»t. of It. W 1 «»i • I «I «m| 2"i y p.u fr and \\ f« **f l 1H and t ft N 1 1 1 f« of l«*t 2 and ut 1 ni 2 « S W j oi sw j irn-« of N K 4, «ff s » 1 S K i , Ir.. S W SI nf S W », . r * \\ , »I S W , SjtibÎuifi, T 20 F F F ï F llrownlnK. W. IL b 25 S |o hl um T t «HO ‘ f ' H * * » » « * » » p, , , , , , , K$ m p i - ü ï ü cor 8.07 3J J Loti » « .» » .ed »*.-.-.;: leg Sjohlom, Tilda Prrnahaw, I>, <» 102 »10 12 20 W y nn , J II. 40 30 20 n D r r w ’ a Huh MtUInn. Itr rordrd In I’ lal Hook 2, He*# I “ Kubanka. Mr»- M T Unknown ilo ’ yd a) 12.65 6.65 Sjobtom, A. E . . . t ......... .. ' l ’ alntcr, E l> F*rk f ’ n , 30 ioriVul 7 “d 6 .< b ,rk u * U t »1. .(UV . È 28.00 ... L VI«irttin, 1 IV, lin* I >nrh. Ui»lil », »*agr 1 I 1 í luir man. K »Ldefttan, 1 h II'•lemán, K d lliiternan, l d M"t* m*n, ) H l|nl*min, Vf r « t: t ILdrm&n, Vf r» K < llolrman, Mr* L i llolrman, F H Lola 3, 4 and 5 . , . r í n '"U 660 II S 6GÏ) , Il E ï i l II N H » II. E .19« ft N 324 >i ft a nd SKl» ol MW n of 3 E t, and EU of SE 't of N W U of HEU »ml brg 40 rd* K and f»5 nia S of N W c o r of N W »4 o fS K U run W 120 rd*. S 25 rd* y 40 rd» H Î3 rd* F 40 rd* N I rd, K 4** rd» IV»• tilt , r •old to IHrrMrrrt TufJi*tilllir f"« 9 SK «* of S \S l* «f S F »4 Ilr*« K 2 ehi in d bug 2 rh W of SI" f i f of HE *1 ttf SW »4 9 nf St. , ru h S Wljr to It y, S >AI> along aamo tel N line uf maid 10 acre» K i n heg Bcg 4° rd* Nof H W ror of * of SF. »a run S 2« urg *iü min VV 117 ft N 61 «1 «»« rnin E 10 K Itnr of S W t| of SK ‘ 1 nf Hcc S |o tfT-g IUf 199 ft S and 2 1 0 It W nf N K ror of Hl* lg «*l S F- »1 run S 28 d#s ■'ÎO mtn K 1 nfk ft S t» I il**g 3M min W ilnng N nf S i K». 1ST ft N 12 l*g W 7n fi N fil d**f 3(» min K : ft. N 74 f t . k ft tf» h«*g Il * g lu rh W and -31# rd», S uf 9 »4 Sec pntt on K llfve run S 12 rd« a ini 2 fi W 10 eh S 1 rd. W 1" ' ti N 1 t rd* 2 ti, y l'o •h t n b-g llrg 2Ô fui* W nf N E ror nf SW nf SE tt run > 19 ri|« W 1 tu rd* S 19 rd» K l 10 rd » Beg 399 ft S uf N W ror of 9 N W ‘ â of SW *4 o f SE ), run R 260 ft S 32 «Ug K I9»i (t tu Hy. H M d«g lu min V\ along N »idr of Ky tu H Un»* o f N E 1* of SW l* of SF. »4. W to SW ror of »aid 10 » c r i''* N 2UI ft to f.rg B f f ?V "T , h W of N h -or rut S io *1r g E î* 11 rh *. 40 drf, 1 rn N ha«* of »«id S»« W to f'i-g Heg 29 uî rh W uf N E «J**r run S It drg 45 min W 15.2» ch. H 30 d f g . E 5.11 eh. N «0 d t f , R 14.67 rh N 30 deg W 9.11 rh E H c l N U ol LM 2 and R H 10 . « f Loi î Big SW ror ol N H of 1.Col t 2 10 run N 1671 »4 ft t(O o H ll*r 0Í Sanfu r«1 I «r a n t , H d-g. K 621 7 ft. SU l u » ft. W 56$ 2 ft EH pl SW l, of S W > , an.) 10 RE ..I SW i, B»« J.SM, ,h n , n .1 23 rh W 01 S'F rat ni N W <, 1" run W l ì 77 rh H 2" ■h E I .Mi rh V Kl > alun* W aide ni Hy to bra Back la i lor 1913 o n !>••* 3 9“ rh S anil 5 23 rh W »I N E Cbr ol N W I, 1« run W 12,77 ch S 20 rh E 1,20 rh. N E l y al«n< • W aide of Hy to h r f 12.77 th E and 10 53 rh ol !( Bee. p o e t on 8 boundary ol . , , , 11 tun 8 65 dr* K 10 rh. N Î& drt, E 10 c h . N 65 de*. “W 10 " ch, S 25 dr i W 10 rh B e f 37 56, rh 8 ni N É enr 11 tun 8 I I .« t ch , W 18.91 ch. N IO th, N 04 (tea 30 min, W 10 ch. N 64 dee »0 «In. E 20 90 c h . 8 6 i 30 min, E 2 0 . 9 5 ch to • » * * ..................... ........... ......... »1 93 1 65 * ■ 2.32 Th'ti Tuatawllla b * l ............................ 1 lirai 1.47 » „ . » In RE f ' 7,97 U N a n d H by » H *h E and W> and Atld. U ilmii Lot 10.......................... ......... n » f 120 rde W u nd 1 0 roí!» N ol SE cor ron N 1*0 1 « W 39« ll 8 110 II E 396 ft ' n » » »1 ni of Intcracctlnn of l. 9 Un» ol S W U « I S K U « n f N lin* o f 8 F lly ,un S «I de* 3 0 mtn »lunf ,.M lly 182.. ll, N 2K d , » 10 min W 105 II. E I l o II S 1 II 1 ° h e i B»f II“ U W ol N W ror ol VU ■, ol SF. >, o l SF. run 8 397 fl. E 1 1 0 ll NEly aloni H y 750 ll, N 8f) Il W <70 ft and b»* N E ror of N W J * of S W ) t I'M 1^2 lUrhardaon'a Wood b r id g e . 30 8 16 d e * E 29 II BVIr pernllcT »Itb IIV 1CI li. thenca* N W I v tn 8 l,0, ol » I d l l y . NKIy lo N H ol N H of S K I, ' ' : 1-ot 33.0 9 ?un N 12 d o « ‘ S ">in E 6 Í k s *7 <l»t 10 tnln E 10 ,h 8 *2 ‘le* 60 rnln, W 6 « Í . W W . V í w « : : :: ír iiU N W 'í UrSgf*, A T W U h t ir .« t 11r f ----------------------- ‘ IMotfpr. 1! 11 2 I.OI» 23 . 2 1 , 25. 26, 27 K a m i’ » A d 'ín - l o l , o n f « o o .1 159 1*10 ft K .if SL cor !» S I Warren SI amt L Lake 10 m Ave »12 20 30 run E 520 fi. S 2oo ft 2 3 1" w 520 fl N 200 h n i 95 ni Hr g tìBIV ft K uf HW r.yf *. f NK *1 i.f SW », , .12 20 .10 run N htiô fi E d i o fi S 1 »i Jo 5 brut ft w nno ft !* 40 10 33 20 30 H\V »1 of N W i* 5 40 »« u .in , Wttdmrrc, Itrcvtdrd In Fiel II •li M Uf t.ol« I. 2, .3 »Hit 1. Ulne h A 9 .3 3 Lot» I, and 7, Murk A Lui» 10 to 20, Itlork A l.ota 7 and 8. lllork ll 2 4 .0 3 no 00 i.m II, Murk II T 15 l,«»t» 6, 7. H. 9 and 10, Mu. k 1 1.01» I. 2 and 3. Murk 5 7 .6 5 1 Loi» I anti 2, lllork 6 1.01» I. anti 6, Mock 6 N. 33 U t » all north of Thwnahip lino in Murk 8 M.C3 Lot» all K l j S of Tomuablp Itmr*' ’ U nknow n —" Lot S 3 U t » 312. 31 I mil 316 Lot 130 10 31 30.041 2470 » 15 23 5 lh l'fiknow n *-*» Morion. J U Mr* Uork i ! rikiiiiwn Me-I >*»n«lil, 1» \ 1 nkfin* n 1 2 21 21 n u • 21 31 31 >1 40 10 80 Smith, 11. G............... Smith, Il G. Smith, IL 0 ............... 14 21 St 18 G rent, P. W 14 16 I» 21 21 »» SI SI . . « •••* * lalVtOB, T» W«, a•••aw • Lawton, T» I k * . , , * » » , » 69 2 0 6.65 S.35 3,55 1.89 7 90 2.93 46 95 37 «5 6 66 51 31 6 66 3.36 3 33 2 OU 2.45 2.94 I.TO 6 03 6.03 7.10 18.16 39.49 49.99 �M THE * SANFORD HERALD PA CK E I C H T oooaoaooooooaooooaoooooD O O oaoooapoooooooooopoooooooaD ¡CU RBSTO NE G LEANINGS! BUDGET O F O P IN IO N YOU AND j I “ JU S T B E T W E E N D RIN K PURE W A T E R . WHY TAKE CHANCES WHEN PURE WATER CAN BE HAD ELDER M E .” SPRING WATER 99.98 PER CENT PURE Er.’ EVEN THE GATE POST N0.T IN IT A N A L Y S IS : * allege. Florida IAKKR. !*h .J)., Rollin'* I< BAKER. Winter Park, Florida. April 19, 1915 K*q., Orlando, Orlanti«, Florida FT II. H. C on e).. K*q.. Dear S i r : - I have completed a rarrful sanitary analyst« or the sample o f water that you brought me Iasi week and have obtained the following result: Color Clear Chlorine 6 parts per 1.000,000 Reaction . . . Neutral Total Sollids S parts per 1.000,000 Free Ammonia None Nitrates Trace Albuminoid Ammonia None Hardness .18 parts per 1,000,000 The absence o f both free and albuminoid ammonia In the spring water and ils very smaU-MMtint.ui chlorine indicate Its good quality—the ihe Indications are that it Is o f exceptionally good-quality. A very desirable feature o f thi« spring water Is Ils softness, contain­ ing less than one-fourlh o f the amount of calcium nnd magnesium carbo­ nates found In many water« o f this region, nnd Jusl aboul enough, as many nulhoritlrs think for supplying Ihe lime nnd magnesia requirements o f Ihe body. Yours Respectfully. (Signed) THOH. It. IIAKKIt TIIOS. It ----------- -— I A Cl 11EL IS AMONG YE TAKING NOTES ANI) FAITH. “ HE’LL PRENT 'E M "— SO SAYS SAUNTERER. aaODDODaODDODDOOOOOOOaDDOODOOaOQDDODOOODODODDODOOnOaD K , I* . -^ • n e Tm r 4 = director* «hstl b e elected annually by the atockh eldert on Ihe Brat Wednesday In February o f . each year at 8;00 o ’ clo ck p. m. at a m e r lin s hrtd for that purpose n ite principal offices at Sanford, Flor­ ida. and Ita officers ahall, Immediately th rf eafler hr e lrclr d by the board ot di­ rectors, and in i o l l n ( . rltbrr In a sto ckboldrra or dlrrciorr* mretin c. rack «hart* of atock «hall rr.tltlr It* holdar to one vot e. Until th ose to be elected at the flrej annual m e r lin s of stockholders «halt p c quailOed, the business of the corp ora tion ahall b * co n d u cte d by the following o f ­ ficers: J. I>. H o o d, president: M. I,. Ilood, vice president, and fl. i . Wilson, aerretary ami treasurer: and J. D. Ilood. M 1.. I lo o d and II J. Wilaon ahall ronalltute th e board of director* Irilele VI. The hlsbeet amount of Indrbtrdneaa to w hich the co rp o ra tio n may at any lim e subject llaelf ahall he the amount of Ita capital atock ptua Ita aurplua. ^ Article V||. The nam e en d redder,c- ,,t , porator* and the number ..I ., errlbed by rarh ire s. to l l, ,» . J. II. Ilo o d , Sanford, Fine i , , chare . M. L. Ilo od. Sanlori! t , ,i. II. J. Wilaon. Hanlord f|, , , . State of Florida C o u n t y of Setninoles 1 hereby certify that nr, , aonally appeared W o r e rt„ , lie J. 1)! H oo d. M I ||.„ Wilaon. known to mr t., i „ , d r y r l b e d In and who r i e r ui..> going article, of Inrorpnratiut himself aeverally srkrma l..|,.. that he execu ted .aid a r t'.:., tlon lor the u*c. and i <tt\ .... pre**ed. Wltneaa my hand an,| 22nd day of May |*»li Ileal 1 J J till g I . 79-Tur*-4tc *rt,or. •ut, ’ ar* 111 IHCHrUfPTION OF LAND Hrc T«p II g# A rtf« O VIM U K Th e world i* g e tt in g better in Imi I*., s|)i>ts « ih I there are m a n y who nigh John J. h agan 'a ,Hub IlliWlon o f O sledu to*, the old times and th e flesh pots Lola H, l&, 16, 17 nd IS, niock I _______ qf,__KgypU but a g la n c e over J.he Fagan, Jukt.J Lbla I to 5' and 15 to 20 ... newspaper« of long ago will convince mock 27.......... ........ ' TÎ Fagan’, John J any one that crime is on the de­ N W *»»'N H of N li ot NEW o f S W l i ----- W .................. IB 21 ai 5 O wen , Morn« crease, there is leas whiskey con­ SW)( of SB)* of BWW.. ___ 15 21 31 to I j i a t o n , W. J N U of 3Û of NF: W of HEM IS 21 31 sumed, less vulgar language used lo l.awtnn. W J N W jf «r f l w j i or n w u .. h at at io Star bur k, V. I> on the streets, less vagabondage HE», of HEW ol N W i, and N>, of HE '4 of N W I» lie., among the youngsters, less cigarettes Daily d eliveries m ade in Sanford in five gnUon bottles heg N FT cor 16 21 31 run S I I I 2-3 yd. W in the ranks Y>f the h oy s , more edu­ sealed at the spring. P hone us for further in form a­ 326 1-3 yds N 11« 2-3 cation, better morals in every way. yda K 326 1-3 yda.) Ifi 21 31 22 l>rrimark, D A tion as to deliveries, prices, etc. HE !« of NEI« . . 19 2 1 3 1 10 Ginn, I'. K. The old t i m e , practice o f tanking up E J* of SE J) ............................ 21 21 31 HO Fan«, J Hr« and then taking the t o w n has passed NEH nf SWW- ................. 21 21 31 40 Ovarii reel Turp Co W », of 8E ' t of NEI» of NED away with other early day usages. and HU of St, of N E 1, of NE'« of NE '« 22 21 31 (irren, W. H What was at one time the universal SJÍ ot NF."1 » and HE», of SW i, custom of drinkipg and swearing has of N E H _____ 22 21 31 15 Lun»l(|ui«t. (*. Phone 1017-3 Sanford, Florida Heg SE cor of N W 'i of passed into the more peaceful man­ N W » ................. 22 21 3t l run N 10 eh W 15 eh S 10 ner of drinking soft drinks and dancMirth if better than a frown; eh E 15 eh.......................... .. 15 Allay, A. W. the’ tango, and I believo that there ----------------------------lie s 15 ft N o f HE c o r of S W J i Do not wasterTyour tlnno in picking o f t t W J i ............. 22 21 3t Flaws with brothers who arc down. are a greater percentage o f the young run W 7.85 eh N 6.20 rh Our Moral Codes. •ir « men in the churches t o d a y than ever <*1 E 7.85 cb H 6.20 ch. . . . . . . * 4 Jalka, J. Hr». And it isn't so distressing Our moral codes were Invented, not B}< of N W « of B W « ................ 22 21 31 20 Owen», Maurlra before. T h e world is gettin g better. If you give a little boost • Eh, of SEU of NE U . . 22 21 31 i 20 M M M ) Si War In w to prepare men for heaven, or tor IO aerea in NW cor ol NE1«' 0 Any old fellow will tell y o u so. T o the man. the fakes are pressing Utopia; they wero invented by men of SE » ............................ :t 31 Howard, W. II. U» • • * SI* of K W « of NE'« of When the chicks com e home to ♦ who were none too good themselves ♦ NW), 27 21 31 5 C iih b r n « , ll. Some time ago I p reached about for people who wero not much worse. N E » of N W ', 28 21 roost. 31 40 (¡Inn.f r . F 3 acre« of N aide of NW '» • • • the destructive habits o f the English There are great differences in human of HE »4 . 28 21 31 3 Sw o p « St Drowning beings ns to the amount o f knowledge i t Ini in W U ol NW '« 29 21 31 SU G r a il, (*. II i My sruto, 'tis of thee, short cut sparrow ami now 1 n ote with much 29 21 31 M a a t e y At War In* <P and wisdom which they possess, but N W « of SW I» satisfaction that the policem en have 31 N W » of H W i« 30 21 40 Marlin £ Herd to p overty— of thee I chant. I blew there Is »mall difference !u regard to I E'» of WU of NW > « 31 21 20 31 I ’ n k. n inmn been instructed to kilt th e pest wher­ ♦ <♦> ♦ a pile of dough on you three years SE t, of SW »4 32 21 31 «0 M ■•*«> A W trii't» the amount of goodness or rascality ever found in the K in g '« Highway. 31 SW '4 of HE ', of SW i, 33 21 IO Hubert«, O ago, and now you quite refuse to go, HW » of SE » 33 21 31 «0 McCulloch, A T Some of my lady friends with kindly *j All Local A d v c r tiH c m e n t H U n d e r that they manifest.— Mowry Hubtin, In HE of NF. U of SE 35 21 11 io M «%•#>■ A U «ri*. » or won't or can't. Through town Forum. Lota « and 5 21 19 163 12 Unknown heart protested agahist th e slaughter Thin Heading THREE CENTS a and countryside, you were my joy Lola 3 and 4................... . 2 2 1» 32 98 W hitcomb, W. A. of the innocents four yea rs ago when Line For Each Insertion. Minimum NEU o f ’ SWU and N W « of and pride, a happy day. I l^ cd In Court of Caunly Judge. Seminole County SEW and W U of S W ) , HE » and W ’ ‘ -------22 19 32 160* r n k n f iw n your gaudy hue, your nice white I urged tho total annihilation of the Charge 25 Cents. Stute o f Florida All (lata W U of N E U ) 27 19 32 560 Unknown sparrow and if my a d v iv « hail been tn re Fatale ol L o t 4 and W U of St! i» and tires so new, but now you're down Frank Franklin SE » of S E l< 28 19 32 183 Unknown Notice I* hrrrb y given, to all whom It Lot 2 and N E U and, W U of and out for true in every way. To followed then the city w ould he rid * * ♦ ♦ * ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ * ♦ ♦ * « ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ * ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ i may r o n e r o , that on the l l t h day of SE l| and Lot 3 dee* atrip of tho sparrow now. T h e ladies of you, old rattle box, came many 3 |fi rh N end S e rro » . S October, A 1915, I «hall apply to the .hie) 33 Honorable (leu C, Herring. Judge of .aid 19 32 3fio U nknn» fi bumps and knocks; for you 1 grieve course did not know as much about FOR S A L E Court ta Judge of Prohate, for my Anal E U ol SE ‘ 4 19 32 33 fiO Storta, W A the sparrow ns I did a n d they did discharge aa adminiatratria of thi ratlte E U and S W of N W U and Badly you r top is torn, frayed are nf Frank Franklin, d e e m e d ; and that at N" E l , of S W l| end S « of your seats and worn: the whooping not want him killed, hut they realize th i .ame time I will pro«eht my final ac­ SW«»’ und N W , nf their mistake now when the few count. a* edmlniatratrli of .aid calate SW \ 3 t 19 .72 520 Unknown For Sab* A desirable home, c e n ­ cough nllecjs your horn. I d o believe. N W <g r*f N K *g 19 32 anti a.k for their aptyvoal 3« «il H r rid Mr W*. J sparrows have multiplied until every trally located, in good neighborhood Dated Aprtl Sth. A . i> 1915. All Iras Hl * Y’ our perfume swells the breeze, I 2<l 32 fi 21 *H lm n , S L I Z Z I F. ( i H I F F I N , SK t4 iif HF. ‘ | 2U 32 « «O U nknown house is filled with them. The spar­ H ouse has nine rooms, beside halli while good folks choke and wheeze Admlnlatratrli N K kg « and amt N N Lv t» »f Ht: 14 f U L * I row is of no earthly use in the com ­ W.laon A llouaholder. A tto rn e y. SW i, nf SE 7 2» 280 Hrlre. J II nnd hall*. Flowing well with subas wo pass by. I paid for you a N «: i, il... s i: ’ 1 1 *n«t nw -, He toils not, neither does irrigation, w i t l ^ b o t b hard und soft fifi.*.9. S-l. fi-fi, T-fi, fi-J. 9-7 fi 20 32 price, 'twould buy a mansion twice, munity. 320 Urica, J. H »ml HE l, of . I W 8 20 .12 In Court of County J u d g e . Seminole 10 Ht<ina, G. VV N E « nt » W « of HE«, in q u ire at Herald now everybody's yelling " i c e ” — 1 he sing, and he is not a rrayed as the w ater in house, CouniF* Mini« o f lFlo ’idi Idi 9 ÎO 32 N W « of N W « 10 Urica, J H lillies of the field and ho makes a In r«* L a t a !r ñf s u „r sw n nf s w >, ..r sw i, office. 81-6tp wonder why? Your motor has the A ugu«t us M ri »on a M • nil SW i, «I HE '* nf Nolle* U bdffdby g i Vr n, lo »II whom it grip, you r spark plug has the pip, nasty chirp that i* a destroyer of the 20 32 (ie lg rf. T W HW l, of SW t. For Sale C h e a p tins range, good rn*> ronerrn, lfa«t on Ihr l l t h dà) of 2 2 " y d . N and 8 by 1 to » ds and woe is yours. I too have suf­ 'early nup and he is filtbi-' of habits, Orloher, A. I*. I W * , I th«ll » p H * I E and W In N E cor of us now. Inqutn* at FVrnaitt Tin Honorable* íi*o. Í». Herring, Judge of a»id 9 20 12 6 Far well à l a HW W of HE », fered chills, ague and kindred ills, and he drives all the real song birds Court, »• Judge of P r o b it é , for my fln»l lieg HE cor of SW », of HE W HO tf Sh op. 9 20 12 from the [dace. If you d o n 't believe dlarharge ■■ r i e r u l r l i of the retate of endeavoring, to pay my bills since tun W 6.26 ch N 1" ch Augustus M rlt o n a ld . derra eed; and that 1 ae Mr* I \ E 6.25 ch S 10 ch fi For Saje Ont* Lyon & Healey at you were mine. Gone is bank roll nil these charges watch the little the tame lim e I tall! preaenf my final E »n of N K l , ')* 20 12 no Alai Bflfler, Hub with leather rase. $25.00 ar counii as e i ecu (Vit of eald ret ite. end W I, of N E I, now. N o more 'twould choke a cow, scoundrel and see how ht* tiuilds hi" ‘ violin, 9 20 12 HO Utiji»ol Lin-I « ■•k for their approval SE », ot NW I, sud N K ’ j ot ] |, j, s t Hl-.ttp us once before. Yet, if I had the nests in the eaves, s to p p in g them up 4 J7 hatrd April Hth, A I» 1 -» I ft. HE», and N W , of SE W M IN N IK M cD D N A l.l». ami carrying mites and lice of a l l --------------------------------------------------------------• mi HE • I SE ’ , Ir** mon.' so help me John amen, I'd Kirru tf li HE}* of N W I, » n il N ' * kind». Also tell me if th e mocking Wilson it Iloti«hol der, Attorn ey« buy a car again and speed some of S E ' , nf H E ’ , ni 8 r.e-4 9. b -i, r»-8, 7-c. h-3. •>-7 lo 20 .12 Unknown lift E ‘ ,l birds are as thick as th e y were and more. Ivot 1 12 20 32 ifi : » i|i* iin, S FOR R E N T also the other song birds that were t i l to 2 12 20 82 * If! *on S <> <» In < aiirl e ( ( o u n l f J u d fr . Hrmlnulr I uunly Lot I.ct 1 12 20 S2 1R 7 i i)i*nn. S formerly so plentiful here. O th er’ S I « l r uf I I of I i I b tu I lin o n , S Lot S 12 20 .12 1 Did you ever stop to think I n rr K it» !# of lfilt NWU 12 20 12 u iifo n , S cities have found the sparrow »0 had about the many funny tricks you H#g HK cor I Í» 2 0 3 2 F or Rent— I ! miao of eight rooms W- l> Hold»*n that thay took steps to eradicat«* Notlr* fft hrr#t»y flvan, to all whom H run N fi fi?» rh W * l j ch can play with money ami get by nml bath on M y rtle avenue, d o s e may ronrpfn, that on |h* 6th dav of £•!** Unknown S fi.fif. rh F 7 »> ch him and Sanford is just sim p ly about A. 1». lit 16, I ahall appi» to the Heg 6 rh N of S E cor of N F 11 with it. Probably the average man in. Inquire of II ill Lumber C o., trmhrr» 20 33 Honorable f ì e o r f e O. Herrin *. Jmfge o í ofSW L | . 15 11 vo years hehirid, the tim es in the «aid m u ri, aa Judge oí Probate, for my pays but little attention to the run N 4 ch W ê l ÿ ch F fiH-tfc office. sparrow crusade. final d lie ha rent an Admlnlatratrli of the pa­ Un kn o » n fi M ch manipulations of money that is prac­ tate of W I), Holden, d a f e i i a d i and (hat Heg HF cor nf S E k 15 BO 32 F or R e n t— Several nice office at the » ■ me time I « ill present my Anal run W 495 ft N 319 ft ticed by those who have money. Unknown 3 F 195 ft H 3.1« ft r The following editorial appeared r o o m s over Y o w o l l ’ s. F^nquire N. P. acrounta a a A d miniali atri* o f aaid palate Ifi 20 12 We hear of people doing stunts with in rullarti U I' and ask for their approval S W I, ut N W ’ , n» SE in Ttu* I’ hilndi'lphis N orth Amer­ Y o w ç j l . j t C o 32-tt hated March «th, A h 1*>1 & iti-nf is, It r f of »led til IM.i Mu«4 , I'agr 12 money ami here is one of them: A f * K U t I A It H* »1 h i U ican, April 9. 1915 I n! t fi and \% Id I tri IT. A d min iti rati tft A banker finds a 5 ! U lull in the KU TU Mar. I Minek 3 F o r Rent A mix r o o m c o t t a g e o n fi f" Kr 111a y f* moa The Itev K M Kvans is past or Uilrnor* 7 J Ot 30. It Inf k R street ami rnnkry make/ a note of the man t ( ' o r o n u d o i t e a t ' l j f u r n i s h e d . W i l l of T rin ity Methodic*! ch u rch tn lies In ( <*ur f uf ( o u n l j Judge, Bemlnotv t e u n - I N W •* tema S W G l 17 ï " Hr >c**, J II 32 12" in g 'to find the owner, if her, intending rent by the season dr m onth. A p p ly ty. Hiato of Morlda lieg 4.V» ch N ut &W cor 17 20 32 Moines, la. Quit Your Knocking Put the hammer tn the lacker; Hide the sounding hoard likowiso; . A nyone can be a k n o c k u i w A n yon e can criticise. Cultivate a manner winning. Though it hurts your face to smilo And seems awkward in beginning; Be a booster for awhile. I.ct the blacksmith the pounding; That's the way he draws his pay. Y ou d o n ’ t get a cent for hounding Saint and sinner, night and day. Just for solid satisfaction Drop a kind word in the slot. And I'll warrant you get action On your effort on the spot. Kindness every time beats kirking; \ *«ni tat*. * tnr ÎU > 11 3 »J 15»! H it : lc - H: 32 » 75 Elder Spring Water Co. : ->5 - •« J 1! 3.22 * p n I I 1 15 6 <1 2 »t- CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING :i li in : vi <4> i: possible.. Inadvertently he buys four In common theater seat« with it. The theater dents of that manager pays the hill to one of his a letter from actors, who gives it to his wife to^ ester, Minn., pay t ho dressmaker. The dress­ Rf n —* * maker ust*s tiie $ 10 to pay her week­ ly grocery hill, and lie in turn hnntis it over to the landlord in part p a y ­ ment of his r e n t . The landlord pays his butcher with the bill. The butcher turns it over to the whole­ saler for a load of meat. Th e whole­ saler hands it to his lawyer for pay ment of his services, and the lawyer hands it balk to the hanker who found it, in repayment of a little loan the night before when they.were at the theater together. Tho hanker puts it in his roll and deposits the bill to his own account in his own hank. "Sorry, Bir," the teller tella him, “ but th at’ B a counterfeit." The hanker looks closely at the bill and notes by the number that it is the very one ho found the day bofore, hut doesn’ t remember who paid it hack, to him. -W h o loses the 1 1 0 ? • * • • . t I see that my old friend, J. N. Whittier, has shied his castor into the political nrenu and just to keep his hand in will muke tho race for mayor of Sanford. I also noted that he said In his (list announce­ ment that he would not buy* a‘ny votes. Of course that was a mis­ take of the printer for the ones who know Mr. Whitner beat know that he would not attempt that and then auch a procedure la against the law now. But I well remember tho time when you could buy votea all right and so does many other old timers around thi* burg. Some of tho early elections in Sanford are as' full of funny situations as a cocoanut Is of milk and the way they marshaled their forces on election day was a sight in this world. That kind of rough «tuff Is aH over now and the elections are nice little' pink teas compared' «nth the steam roller methods formerly employed. his “ favorite brand” n o w that the as I listened to tiie weak pathetic saIoons in Dcs Moines art1 closed. 1 cry of hungry children, and the Mr. Kvans replied to this Invita­ pleading" of a heartbroken wife with tion And because his letter deals in sunken eves and pale fact* for the an interesting way with a -subject bare necessities of life. The husband just now uppermost in th e mind* of and n relative of 'O ld B ob' had long nearly one third of tho e a rth 's popu ! he««« friends. T h e y together logother had lation-- including in a m ost im m e d i-( b o u g h t rich food forr Brewers’ chil- • ''H e, with pathetic quiver of lip, admitted that a leading' brand, not unlike 'Old Bob Adams,’ had se­ lected him for a regular customer and the business would not stand for it, notifying him that there was no place for his services. W hy can't the business world see beyond its nose, and behold .great breweries, elegant palaces, fine motor, cars, sumptuous meals, rich clothing and all that be­ longs to your gigantic business and keeps Its hands off? W hat right has the business world to interfere with personal liberties? “ Not long ago 1 carried a .basket containing food, to a. bouse whero aome,side partner of 'O li ftob Adand’ had been before mo. The wind 17 77 r* li, I )» ‘ tí i: with mnny other resi­ to F. S. Niomeyer, Longwood, Fla. 76-8tp city he lately received a liquor firm in Roch­ telling him how to get whistled through broken windows ate sense, tho 8,000,000 people in I’ ennyslvtfnia (and tho people of Florida as welly— wo reprint it ns follows: “ It was very kind and thoughtful of you to inform me of a way of se­ curing your favorite brand, ‘ Old Bob Adams' whiskey, since Iowa has gone crazy and butted In on our persona) liberties. One would ex­ pect better things of Iow a than to interfere with the faithful services of such as 'Old Bob Adams.' I offer myself as u witness to the untiribg energy and successful accomplish­ ment« of his race. “ Last January a young man stood at my door shivering - with cold asking for bread and a place to rest hi« discouraged head. He was n remnant of refinement, which led me to aak why he could not earn the necessaries of life, " IJ >5 >11 dren, fine clothing for tho brewer hnd his wife and contributed general­ ly to tho upkeep of .his expensive establishment. "Since reading your Utter I walk­ ed down Fifth street of Jhis city, passed the Neal Institute and the Kecley establishment. I paw men who onco had bright proipecta for a successful and an independent future, hut their faces today are covered with a literature of sorrow 9 and defeat. “ I note you pay the freight on re­ turned empties. I woald like to send you a full' carload of empties if you will honol- your agreement. I sup­ pose the freight will be much chcapeY on full carload lota? To he honest with you, the empties are not in first class condition. " T h e y consist of empty men— em p ty of manhood, energy, ambi­ tion, prospects, self respect and nec­ essaries of fife— empty, head, em pty heart, empty soul, empty stomach. Also empty women, empty of. w om ­ anhood, refinement, modesty and hope. Will It bo worth while mak­ ing tho return of this carload o f empties? Will this csrlosd of empries be worth tho freight to you? “ I will Alo your blank'order sheet nnd when I conclude to aell my soul, .dam n majihood, debauch woman­ hood, sap tho -Ufo blood of child­ hood, I will honor you* with a large order ol 'Old Bob Adams,’ but for the present, in the language of your friend, Billy Sunday, T will 'cut out the red - eyo and use Minnesota Sleepy Eye.’ " In rr Fatate of J. K. Kankln, dreeaaed Nolire I» hereby flven* to all whom ll may concern, that on the 15th day of .October, A l>. J9I6, ahall app ly to the Honorable George O. Herring. Judge of aaid (*mart aa Judge of p r o b a t e for my final diacharge •« Kvecu tr i t nf tip- retale of J K- Itftnkln, deceased, and that at thi aa me time I will praient my final ar counts a* F i r e y t m of «aid rít a te and »»k for their approval hated April 3rd. A h 1915 Mr* F C HI T« I I I S S n N . Fteeutrls 4-6. 5-4, ft*H. 7-6, ‘ 3, 9-7. NOTICE Natltr !» hr,i>by given t h » t th« u n d m •l(ne<l will, on W « (ln e « d » y , tho 30th o( June, A. If. 1915, or u t o o n theretlter s> ro nvenii nt *p(>ly to the t t a o o rs b le Psrk Trsmtnell, (¡o e e r n o r ot the etn ie ol Floride tor lettere pe tent I n c o r p o r s t ln f the "F lo r­ ide I’ roduce C o r n p e n y " under the loUowtnt p r o po w d rh erter: the .orlglnel ot which I, now on ' Ale In th e oltlee o l the Hecretery ol State o l the cinte ol F lorid e et Tellthe » r e . j. n. l i 0 0 1 » m . l. iton u II. J. W I L S O N . AMlrlea ot InrorporaUon of Ihe ''Florida I’ roduce Cempany" • The undcrelcrd hereby aeeoriata Ihemeetve, totelher tor «he purpose ol lormlni a body politic and corporate under the lew* ol the Mate ol Florida, with and under the lollowlnt propoeed charter: . Artide I. ' The name ol the corporation thall he Ihe • Florida Produce Com p an y ," and Ita principal olflrea and place ol bueinree ahall be at Hanlord, Florida, with branch officer at inch other pieces In the elate ol Florida and other da t e - ol the United Stette at may hereafter be eetabllehed. Artide 11. TSe tenersi nature ot the butineu to be transacted by the corporation shall be, to ancate In and centrally carry on, at whoteaala or retail, or both, the buunru ol a dealer In all kind, of fruite. veceUhlea and other (arm products, to buy, sell and eichance Ihe same (or caeh or on commis­ t e adranci adrantes and elon or otherwlae. Ip tqakf ^ _ crape, ___ loan» on'fkTm to b<orrow money and acquire, hold anJ otherwise neeotiete id < mortcacee and ol||ar _ _ - ____ - V r aecurltiea, eerurHire, and end gen­ erally to excrete« such powers and privilecee is may be incident to a central fontmission and brokerat» bualnrta, and to have and exercise ail the rights, powers, and privileges Incident to corporations orgenlrrd and axietlng under the laws ot tha state of Florida. Asllrte III. Tbs amount ot thf capital atock nf tha corporation fhall be Five Thousand Dol­ lars to be divided Into Filly shares ol Ihe ar vClae ol Ono Hundred Dollar! each, which ahall be payable In lawful money ol Ihe United Hlstea ol America, or In prop­ erty, or-lsber or services, at a (air and Just valuation to be died by tho board-ol di­ rectors. 4 Article IV. The term for which the corporation «hall satit ekall be perpetual unlaaa sooner dis­ solved Vccerdlng to law. Artlrla V. Tha butlnaoa ol tha corporation shall he co ad acted by S president, wJ»o general manager, • view president, a retary and treasurer, and • board ol dirse­ l o » to constat ot not less than three ner more th;n Ava el IU ttukholdera. The run N 4.9Ö ch K 12 ch •H 4.99 rh W 12 ch ................ 18 acre» off H aide of N F Î4 of NE >( I« i .E >4 lies, b rg HE H E '4 ol N ror IS run N II rh W f t r h S 11 rh F 6 ah * I«' N F I» nf NF »4 19 S F V| (if NE ** Hr*» rh !‘ *it 110 ‘ y «I« tijuar«* in NF corr 2l H«*g 1 ft rh N nf S F ro r 21 run W |0 eh N 5 rh F lu rh N ft rh 21 4 t e r m in aq. In S W r o r 22 lf*g 6.86 rh H uf N W ror of H K ‘ 4 nf N W W 22 run F 10 rh H 7 9 5 rh W 10 rh N 7.95 ch 6 20 32 to 32 20 20 32 12 20 32 20 12 20 20 32 32 2" 92 4 II Ua vrnport , J 18 Tille. W A* IU U I 1S 1- I! j" ' rt. ’' J llrlr«. J H 3R Il H : * tí A-I»-*'•. J 'I ' ilu*«r, th si. Smith, I. I Sunshine llrig h le al ( i r n o s L o t s 4 and 6 ..................... L o t * 2 1 to 3 0 . ................. Lota 31 to 47 ..,. Lota 48 to 63. ......... .... L o u 64 to 79 end 80 23 8 W « of N E U M f cI! | . ................ ............ 34 S tv W >, , ot N E H W ' t of NW1< end N M of S W !( and SW l , of 20 20 32 32 3 21 ÏJ* )'■ 40 40 32 of N E W e n d S W ) i of N E J i and N W J f o f HEW of NE Ji of 21 32 :w,8 W........................... ” ..... II 32 N W ) ( oI N W ' i o f HBW ............ 15 21 >HH of N W « ile** W H Ì ............... 19 ZI 32 lieg 850 ft N of SE cor of »1 N W W ot N E W ....................... 20 21 ron w 450 ft N 483 ft E 450 ft H 483 It ................ N E Uí of HE,lg iof N W « ot ol SE,l< 20 21 HE W ____ ? : .......... 20 21 32 W W ol N EW ot S W H .................... 20 20 21 21 32 R W W ot HEW of N W W . ........... - . 21 21 32 8 K >4 of 8 W ' f (lesw N i < ) ............ . . 2 1 21 32 W U of S W ' i o f N W « . , ...2 2 2 ! 32 N W W o f 8 W i t . .............. 26 21 32 H U of N W W of S W W ......................21 31 ' 3 2 N E W of H E W ....................................23 21 32 tie 160 Tarrsnt, Samuel 150 O li,on. S. Jsruba, J. (' Unknown 10 40 5 I 15 1 II 1 tí •tl <:i i r> it 1» i i» i i» i *> ■ h vs rlle y . E . tir* i i» i o» i >* i l* :c < !» Woo dwar d, E F T Unknown Chulunla Co. Finley A Mltehell Keating, J. T ranagiio|«jlos, M Law ton. H. W. Eet t’ anagitopulo*. M 2.5 10 30 20 40 20 40 U t 6 (Ira, It y ) niock Q, Chu- I o* Itaulerson. Wsd« If Iteulersoo, Wade 11 Itaulerson, Weds 11 Itaulerson. Weds 11 Ha ulereen, Walle II Spier, David Olecon. S. • :t to 1 1» Lift Larson, O. N. lu eta.................. Villa Milla s f Chulnela L*t 13, Black C . . . . . . . >..■. T ¡ • . .-*••• •* - . N E W or NWJÍ «Oli N W t i of N E H ...................... , . ................ 29 S U ot SWt< of NE K of sew Nh ' • 2! 32 10 . . . . : ........................... 29 1 1 12 3 Il 12 20 21 21 22 II 20 40 » f E U of HE l i of HEW and S H of HEM of HEM of H E W ......................... .......... 3 ! W « ot SW Ji ot NEW and 68 Iks off * W side of N E W of S W U of N E W ................. . . S 3 N E ) t of N W ' i _____ __________ IS SH ol B of 8W.M HW W of N W M M of 8W » ( .. ,„. . ............. HW W «IS E H Of BE i f of N W W . F U ol N W W ofNF. W . . . HU of 8RW wh «f awn i.o* l ift-I " *, U n k n o w n ................... U t I I . li look 0 . . . ....... ............ 34 . ............... . . 'S! 31 .yqk»*»»»-, ' IJ I» The Model l-and Co ■too Drew ft Conley II to Monroe, J. N. • 21 21 32 11 32 21 21 32 2i SS 33 S3 6 20 20 80 80 Long. Mr*. F. J. Fanagltapuloi, M l\ Drawdy, D. 8. Vance. H. F. ; tí : *» UJ Hart, Dsnl K Itobrrts. 8 I- >it j tr Hobrrte. S I- th» All of the lands deacribed In tho foregoing lying and County of Seminole and State-of Florida. ie!l Whero the word "Town»hip” or abbreviation therefor occurs i* f l ‘ be held to mean Township «outh of Tallahazsce; ond whore th<* * "R a n g e " oc abbreviation therefor occurs it shall be held to mean *■ East of TaUahauee. * JNO. D. JINKINS, 7B-Tue*-fitc T b* Colleclor Seminole County * » Íi¿ �IN T H E IIIv V H T O F T H E W O R L D 'S G R J ’V IK S T V K C K T A H I.E S E C T IO N rS THE SANFORD HERALD l \ ,S/A .Vl ( > H /> ' I .iff /» U a' S A N F O llO . F I .O K I I I Y. F R ID A Y V O L U M E VI MM ON TUESDAYS AND FRIDAYS l.tvin,; t. I *Jl MO. S2 CONFEDERATE VETERANS PRZEMYSL HAS FALLEN INTO CLOSE ANNUAL REUNION; — AUSTRO-GERMAN HANDS SESSION TODAY .AT NOON legislature w ill close M AN Y d i l l s t h e p a s s e d l a s t T H E d a y s T h e full«'» mu program w ill In render. il ut i l i ’ n ifii in ;.i Î i i-ri'innnD of tin* \\ inni m in n| tin W orld an* S E S S IO N lo abulish ilio ntato Iti* riim in i»»n in |,y ru ttin || tho u Jip ro p riu lh 'ii fnr il.» maintcnunco «»ut n i th»* generai nppropriation b ill, b u i thè house refa m i to „cut tho Rem out m a ln ly because a m a jo rit y wcre convinced that thè 1015 net curriod un ap p ro - pristini» w itli it am i that I Itisi mothoil • mouhi noi a Itoli »h tho tux i-o m ryisfiori Tht , ri-! L p p r o j.r i..iii» n lui!. *|;lrti liuti pussetl t 11*' senati'. |»a»e<| il,,, lumne a l t h o u g h ib i s bill i» « lò r i, oon II*-« ih a n thè Inni t" in al i|> I ■l ! 1 The spi « 1..1 : ] id ini u p p . o p r i u t n m and ■ $ 1¿0,001) f o r e t t - th e «00,0011 the npw I m i l l i n g a t f o r m school b u ild in g b uildin g f«»r g irl* lo r . I t i l i t IOM »1 Inoli reform • » u b i m i i '.i' ti . udirti e ' . ■ <j i li gi»l«t itr*- fnr i he . r i if ie r it p m v id iili eli i h I n u lli ■ • in n i, i ,ii b . utili1 1 n i..ii re p ri »et,luti-, i pi ip Itili t luti 'Il 1«•• (a. I *•1■* I "«‘II- I-r- ABOLISHING CITY CHARTER FOR BET­ TERMENT OE CITY ¡P U IS . N V II M K ItM H lN i:\P I\l\'' Ul I *\ A I «■ E LE C TE D C O M M A N D K R - I N - n i l E E n l H ll I lilt : I U 4 A P I I VI. ■mi • Pi. i . t .u It t n i ' t im ; ■ t r,• i •I,., I ; ■ t ................. - p i - I 'd t o ■ . l ilt' 1 I I .1 I i i ii I..., t- i.t. ie r i VV U la ■ Mian .I ‘ . 1!l \ rI eliief * t ‘ 11* « 1 tis** i '!• I IV P i t r ■ V \ .. . ,f H *. , s - tt * • »f i ur» *i .(•t'" 1. lili­ l “ 1 í l'pixx t \ 'I » «11UIII t . ■ 11..) p. -, 1.1 «1 , i ksfi t.t i • 1 I 1; \\ 1«, ' . , 1 ii. r» . i ' . V i h l il . fl x 1 v: p i l l i rill : (till |irfftrrit’ini! inan iter id ¡ t hange« . tir.li m p ln led ini' fi^l» in lake" of tirativi M - K 1 II ***•L, * Í l a u k * P ark t 1Lütt« f L .l i . I 1 h ■. H Riit lo add Io I f i I III ■ '» ' mal 11. i-d ti Un •». Ita-Ili fitti V Il «i*. N I.ir» h JJ i.iwt a Ì D r «»fi«* *ii t In* tll i •• IJ I of Xx i .1 I hi* iii t«ii«*|i rn u .triti rt* i i.» \ r a l n i ( «IT» ila Vi* umili • ìi vigormi* t'iTnrr l . » f rk*« '•.*■* - f • *r »1 * . | r i v •• M iH K K S S la I I" V |r, 11.1 •• i»f l«> «li \ • r r. .1 • util | ••rii - * h* i tf»f , lj.fl.ii. « in y' MV Y Ml f *» W I' VI i I \ i . I. V OK .1 \( K.MINV II.I.K M II I U K - Vrk >1 : *o r i I * t u r »*11 K *» *i * I ♦ C l- .t 1s**t: »». (m v» ■ . I uf P U : ! f l*H ■ «•! > 1 ; it* < «»il o v e r ni '- **] '• to d In %* v ic Y O R V Tin* m u r d e r e r til 1. 1I .itili p i 1. . t l \ il , I he «e «li .' I I tu UC» M u r d e r e r C a u g h t M itiitu SUNDAY SCHOOL PICNIC WILL BE A GREAT AFFAIR 1 »at, 1 tlll-etu „Î J ■• .* M i l «I i . ri. h ]Il lll"i a M a ria n n a re{ . 10 . non and ur** r. . ; o n - l t d e f ■ir 1 In u . . r * s1 n i c . t o d a y p a —»ed t to ' for MV? \! I ' i m i ' m i l l e t h l » . t in o x.ill r . . ’> I In «l'I ,f ,, I , r ■ l i u t i i i ' r 1!»15 II | • t u li I.'IJ'I ' i 1 i,i‘ »pi i In*, il I I J ij . oi muri ru< c a n k e r WAS SI AN FO R C ES IN \.i m \ Hogg* m I *H- i l a t i g h t e r , \l .irjufn • 111 MtJ T i e p u r l h i t in T H E EAST — W R I G H T OF SAILORS. t«.i er i lilt h. - i n . ii » - ed T t , i» I» I Yxx* i \ \ n o tim e li’» t i r - 1* iii'Ai Sunday s t a r t lin g in f o r m â t inn given out lato'V T h e ».'XereiM'» will m ■ nr .il l.ake x ie w :i I’ rzemysl lifts tcnlnx a f te r iio u n fix .lohn F r o I.n n d o n . Inn parliti lax tin; cem etery begii nine .il t p in A Riflimoinl, V n j ’ Jun»» I General .. m l F r e d C a s o n i 1" ' * '” r , ’ »'b, i m t d by A u s t n u . C Di­ . t I nt im r in rill I M l: min ,i ni. .. ! 1 stilile /' j ........ Heine It 11 N utinil l . n u is v ille , Ky . xx Im ha- I n i n w orking un the CUM' fic in l a n i i o i i t i r e n i e t i t xxan m a d e nt I . " N e a r e r , my «uni In Tli» « a t m d . iv re-eleeleil I'n iin iiu n d i'r in J a i ' k 1»' i X er i i t he tlm ilile n m r d iT Wax V i e n n a t h a t t h e g r e a t ( i u l u r i a n f»irt'J C o n . t'iim ! > ti.•11 Sovereig ns iTiief ■>( il ie I tilled Confeilerat»' V e t ­ C hi Stuart w lu r e tin re.»s won b y the H u u i a n s ten weeks , c o m m itte il. C l e r k . eran» in annual reunion here, and l hoUBntid* of vetera ns a re q u a r je r e jl N*(lvT,nl(, dr .Je5a r l y on the m o r n in g of ago, a f te r n fong strulfgle hnd been |. Watchman and Sentry. Iiirinincham, Ala., was selected a* wait pt*it te t e il. Ilt in d r e iis , however. .fame» H n t l e r i» the pr!nci|»nl in re c a p tu re d . fi. " A n i o n i ; t h e D e m i " the reunion city for D i d . Avere empelled tu rem ain w ith in the W it h I'r z e in y s i in their h a n d s, the fi. l ’nntn Hi'v . S teinm e yor The xetiTuiiH sent the following f a ir ground» b u ild in g because of the the t rim e, im p l ic a t e d b y h i» pal, A u s t r ia n s and G e r m a n s have con­ C h a r le » M a y b e r r y . H u ile r I» in ja il 7. C o n . C o it i. greeting in the form »if an unani­ in ces». ■ t do xx n pour ci u»led the first phase of th e ir new at Fort Fax tie, A lu h a m ii, hi» arrest H M u ste r of C e re m o n ie s , mously adopted resolution to the G n ln c ia n c a m p a ig n , launched in the b e ing allei led M o n d a y n ig h t , acDe»" the i:ti'lem»*li»*y of lite !» tjuurtcr S e lected . I’resident of the Cnited Stilt»»»: d riv e f ro m Cracow j'*i* |*»i*, f .i*n«* i*î ; h « * fur • ‘ T i l i n g t.t x x r. rt i-lVeil by t h e w^at 1 ID (’ un ( 'mu "T lie 1 niied Confederate Veter1 rxemy »1 » fall h a s -not been conh u f uf p u l i i e t h r o u g h w h o m Mr I» if « \» t.t • ••! t 1 • ,*• 14!.hi I 1 A il\ 1.n iri .in- in twenty-fifth .mould reunion, the p 1 c e d c tl a l P e t r o g r a d , so f a r us c u b i e I d ut I •r» have heett xxorko ik' n ■ I" ifinle w.il I rnltO'k H u n k e r .mil C le rk . »St milled lit Itti'hlllutni V ti . »end Itim u i a d v n n . e s s ho w , b u i lite In te s i Ut! to o lit im i I lie oero».«sary III. V iri’ tnia l o g »O .. 11 < ¡01 k I I C a p t a in \ « l i i turn SnVerelgllM Ein 11iig- In VViindrow VViImiii . Prrs- ho In siitn o lii, tal s t a t e m e n t n d m lt t e d t h a t i n ' ! urti X H 1 1 . ’.fling with n iftie r» out aiti > tti ml..* militi ( n i n i .......... . Itlt |,1 itf I i.t 1 T lit d ’»I.»«' 1 - •'*’ ( h e liesti g e r » a f l hi f u r t r i »» h iu i Witti \ | i f . iin i n ! II.I" lb in i 1 i ir t..r M i .■ " I I ,) -Ini I.', . v m ' «"it xxell In In I M Il,I XX I • l a > ' held l" f »otiti' » t i r i e » » i'- . i M ' l i t d l l l g - a p i l i r e u f . ! M i •* • ( • i I ................. xt. - ,itnl .. •iti/.i t.» H .t ..f ( I f i s p a l i hes y e s , I ,*i uf [• -»i r iiti< txxo o u t I y i og l o r i » It M ' I 1. ill ' .» r * |iu n; r. , ’ I ,t r m il ’ll r X. V i 'e E -d • * rd tij Irtnti ihe Austrturi front lo V . utile ion m a d e by I N» A It.H' l ul l ' I t a n e i. ti.ey i r Hi ln du I mu Hex In,.it lh.it xx»' hax«' .it VVashmgtiiii a ri Veti \ ietyia suiti thè H ussinns ha»l -rearrest of H u t M a y lie r r y ted to l i n ­ Captain. President who, strictly n e u tr a l he* taki^ purl in t h e |ta ru ile . movetl m e li and supplii-» front Prr.eie r twieii warring nati«»n». will, with L it . -d i,'. I In Mar i t o H i t ’ ll g a v e m ysl in u n tic ip n tio n »»f it* fall, an d xxl»dnni .uni •'fitiJNifcV "t.iihl f«*r a 11 a tali :l in linn ir *11 \ 11. r j. Cauli.» (h a i ih ey consideretl it an i im p r o h n-t' r.l .uni r* I*. . r f«»r t ti«* \ m« ri«v*n l.ee. I' 1l e - 111 I tn-ral It'd" 'I I a h l e t h.'X wniild |o»i* l a - n t h e r g a» f lilt I f \ IT-». 1.1? Hi* .,!• 'I t’ l> V ! xxeli \f 1 I ’. ’ . ' I • .-I J * . I , T- . 1• . »lux • II. r r » ’.il \ u>( n a t i f«»Mr*‘ s*v of o f A \ j T allahassee, F l u . , J u n o 0 . limi«** ■ ITort wan made In *l> < »troni' i .in G E N E R A L B E N N E T T II. Y OUNG l nx f il in g i n e um nit'» in •at ■ li**' !t t .! Ir (rn tu < r ,1 . %* ■t ita v « -ai«! «In* *Ui‘ t* l i . P r/i !. * i* M * I 1 lo li I ■ If ...... t Ri* mw Land* L" I ■ te p i i . i m Il MOM fi • I li. lo fi X .1 d ■ ■[ 1Ile io os iti' d i-p ln y [m»' [Il I la'*! ' g III ! i: a la i Li il I fu I .1 »> I L ■I' ‘ I In 11,.«. V II 11 I iti lo LI I II ■ I U f If ,I 1 U I* • \I t Le .1 »1i ! i . i imi l ■' union i I Ú VI • i •• .0 •* I ■ .X.I» » r. 1- n V! ■1 \ m in i i i .. 1 ..i i i r I M .x nf <Ir­ i m . le t ic. ti'.i I" • la* b ill ■ 1 i ......... r . i 1 I l...»i • bo K • n ici t i 11 i " ii 1111- ml le y, m o rta lly w oim ili'd. dietl vx Lin ian i | m. u s 'p te tl bx K a t lu T (,)'Hearilon coupon laxv; a n net g ru n tin g aid for retpix-St of if xxill turn a»ii)i I lull» 1 ill pii nit ki r rnlil.ed i bank a m f ii • ! .mil o i l »1. il. Mr 11 mi hts w a y 10 ti-il I ' » brother. .Inhu Jiin i ti tu li»leti of Salifortl siate Intuís w it h in the c it y lim it » of I >l'< "ulte», 11 1 i : r r x ii g i ■ If tint I' 1 11i1.it ed for »I. IIMPMI' it ,.fi ite alt ormo preparili a \»Hi*'. cuti x ii led o i.riii-rer. "f ll.i pa If hearerwi 're Messrs, Kurt M yers to s a id c it y . •ft1«r t •r t ill bill l l l t o i l d l l l fr m VI. nr V a ii » ml II ■•;i ;■» i I i ir •i-r I. •r ' .i p »ei 1 inn» id « fi I tempi but j" ra<e il II Vf'» lb V 'll • x x 1I P . h u r l 1 d." l . i' 11 » • llplill » lie i t,.' fur Howling ( ¡ r o e n , x .i ln la im g !• \ . i 1.1I1 Ml M xtll ■ I t i l t , .it . .I. ,1TI . s> •P in \ .In I 1 v\ If I nd p I 1 ciipiif! tlritinnge do t ri. I I' i ri . d x .1 » . I I**111» Mr I I VI. ,.| . t I VV I a x ' m. .1 .!• d c u n . lx an a r t lo r< in \ 1 " I- ' 1*11! t» va 1 l i p ' X X I . ' . 'I « ! n t tor - 1 .1 r• c u m ! . from prnx i » h p uf ln I» I ' '1 ’ ’ ' . .1u 1 ’ p \ 'll ' ■ • , x. . •••>... M ' X ■ ge. V L C - 1 axx » id I lor la p M l'-r . il i I i . 111 eh IE .'In ■ '.! VI Use ' I I •ifnr 111 I i X! '■••••I . Il I > x»» * ' '. f i.i 1 ex a 1.1.r»e. i Lire -» 1 1 « i 1. m u-t tin and î f n p lllt lig tiling ol |la l, f l ...... per 1lo- H.1 11' ! 1 •» P L ’ .L 1* V a port .o « »IlllJI'l 1 X*'ll 1" 1 Li fe.i 1lire V I '. . \1 S" > !i ! ' I ' x 11 11m x 1a the 1 VV ill. ;r VV lb ruht \ . 1 ( -f.it II v ptlbir 't divisions pi M i a m i . I lade I ,1'IP V f f 111r It« ’ I b ' P V "! ., ...... ' Y < I l l a l l i .î x (. i r lu r tuitie 111 d«x T l . i » 1» lu» tir»t tn t' «■• ..f t> val til at 1(1 M *1f iw1*ili 11 *1 1! I» tf 11 ( I U t; : LI. ■ ** I pull. I 11lint iii g ».b » 1 ■" ■ " « • i i i 11 P V , ill.isti, »1 1' « ! ............ Vr ' • 'I » " Nlie „ r r ix i il t In-re S I ■ lion an d the an tom m-»* me Ut » »range I ht» iti lli'» o t ii I'ounty . road pax mg x al- J.loo per year Hob A s h le y , brother "1 tío- n u pL.rchuse the old H u p t.si »h u rí h n n d l . | , tie will p o s it iv e ly lu' presim i nt safely hut* Itx I o n ly a few d ays iiiation act for I 'in e ll a s c o u n t y ; v a l M r L o v e l l 1* at present c le rk an d ! d e uined m a n 1 e as tem p orary iju v r t •r» (or (he the lucilie udii» greatly lo l ile oecu- longer H e r i dy was m i empaiMcd • Ida*. ¡tig special school d is t r ic t s in collector; M r Pre»ton ip*»cn»or and .-•iiiill lifter m ill day Hob Asldey i , \ in. About fifty" j.ru iiiiio 'rii men siim buek tu O v ie d o by tur nephew, M r Pini'llas c o u n t y ; V o lu s ia c o ip it y fish tre asure r, cornliineil salarie » being ■ i ppreached the |xid. ( idled J a ilo r af' h e h lu ii if* mux i tio'til and - n i ­ X Kurt her annotim 'i'ito'ril- uf the nr Jlii'k M ■ S xx i ene fegulation h i l l ; I n v e r n e s s c i t y c h a r ­ f 1HU per in o e D * II. n r'ckso n til the iloirr Soon ;ils a - *‘ r.-il Vrratigetm u t- xxil| rangem ent» xxill be made from the Mr» V ttb a L V unge xxa» horn iti ter, T r i l b y c h a r t e r ; an act re la tin g T h e a n ietidnn ' I will im thorixe tipopened it Huit \ » li Ii-\ »lift him m a de *p a * to u 1 c u tt. o.od 1< x . i r i . p » . Iiureh»'» next Nutolax < a li ¡ula but it t n i' t i\t e d u mu it y f » t o regulation of s u r e ly c o m p iim i» . c o u n c il In borrnxx money, to tint exit, 11 S* Tel» Ut» ' of the t a i l o r s xx I fi -» w hu may no« t" meiiit er» of I year» ..go front M acon, G a ,. where >ni a r i to p r o v id e a p p o in tm e n t of ceedtllg í 1A.IHI»« VV ill also v a lid a te brought C i t y police (M iner K lh le tt I eins* - I...» I u sb a i.d Mr Henry Vunge xxas |la |ili» t I hure h \m m ii tire ment » lu r h inspector of* marks* and b r a n d s in loans nl r e a d y tnmle to tit»' city atol Stephens (o the jutl Ile ch' ** m e e t * i'XifX Nip •! V Nui da x . lu e . t.t li I 1fi fini ino 1 eil w il h thè C e n t r a l of ( . i u r Esca tc. hi s c o u n t y : lidi» to protect T h e r e ha* hi ei* i n efTort on the l eaping oxer tile jud or » »lenii , i. " •lillg a* '» lu m tto- It .(.tpt 'i . 1 (1 Sunday »chuol gia railrnati Sin* ha« Inum a k u u l, marsh hens ih S t . J o h n s c o u n t y ; an |iart »if a n y one t ■ run oxer t he body H ub A - hei ra il lowur«ls the T i tuple tuoi on t i e tir* t Fro ' 1 . Ili 1 IH» Pretti l u . V li > l i ' ' ( p o r g e II;, - * li'Xlng a m i t fi.night fui tieighhur lo set to grant to the C o v e C o m p a n y people, n fid in j it 11 ■ — ■ l" the c o u n c il i Hx park. >hi - lidi g down g rav e l W i l l i ­ 11. 1' •111 h i •n 11 g I , r fr< of* In re. and xvill lo- gr»..i|x i ■ « mont I f ■ ■ r " <ul and 1 it.. . - u * . i i permission to d a m the W it Id a ...... xxould be glad t** I .1 x • "II p**-t tin' am! eatisitig ro n s te rn u tin n am ro.g uses VII ............. x .-r I . * •d i ’ all » h o liuti t l e gitoti [u r­ I l io chee riv e r r t or near P e r r y , H u at. p u b lic on I lie f.ii tnitr»e viri» wheeling m l . tnt» Pinti» I. Ml I Ipllnr . I || N , f I H V P. I I I are ni x i ■ i .1 li f I t>xx p (' Lt f set relating to a d m is s io n "f ati!»r Vmtf •"X I » X»l*x tog him self behind 1 tree A»hli-y . pa-tor. S u b , Pi l're j i liingv by i l It v■ ill In- »ml in deed to »<•<• hi r sey»; to p ractice l a w : an a d ir e , ting H VV Ile r n ib m . Prest. reaching for lus re xolvi-r. ran »»ut I Owe to the II I I " VV l i a i ! «Il (irei ! V huitii i l o s i i l , and to know . P o w e r » O p e n » N e » S t u r e the state road d e p a r t m e n t : an act a» il »topped a e x il e ear i ». M. M> T l l x x t* I bal I U» lh.it . •" xxill i . x . r agtiifi vi*«t her prohibiting sale of »toi l, in in -u r .t r iie \\ il ) 1 lo \ 'tl il 1.1k c .1 .S (*»f |* s#, I.' ( ’ | *1■ xxe *- A 1' I 1' pe ' 11- f i X' taxing T a k e m e* -out ............. »UL! y r o -tl h. . 1.1 il or 1 x rnx s mi ll.ifte companies c h n rtc re d in I lie -»t it. ;.i a If you were a»k»‘d t<» teli whirfi ilrtig stori' in II"- l furio r VVoiuIrull V ntt are » e l i m u m d tu .11 t he i r Jesitp ill»' pr'tb of her heari and tplli k '" Ashley shouted. T h e OC. ti­ m ater discount than ten p.-r ‘ •‘ » t j Blores in Miami an ili»* must sali»hi Id ing tuinoFT'ixx and «hi* nexx pil t t iti lile 1 X (le i II T. »eel MV t Ili' tll.il' i ■■ b a 1 1 *. * Ini . t i l l 1 11 r 1 1 .eat* • »thin two ynnrH from filing charter; factory lo deal wiih *»»»ul»i xnii e w ili ne ohi id thè pretto ,»1 ili ago. . »11 art authorizing paying iocs to hit vi» an atiswer ready? And il you was p u rsued b y the |«»lice, li»‘»t- tln c i t y . D.r H o w i t # am i hi» force - Stxtp al C r a y » I . iM r « Thv •x'ltipritbv of the e it 1Ire town bond trusters in Ibernando eotioty: coulipiif once' givfi (he ri linde» of thè 1»te il. I n t im l d n t e d b y the s n a r lin g t b*'fti bllfor »ex 1 - I \ | j: Ilo IP! ! 11' "Ut II ............. X viel fled to t i e t p i <| f-'luthreats I l f A s ld e y . t h»' d r iv e r made «n act relultng to the orjrani/.gt:»»n. Stores, wll.lt governed xour ' b o i n ? .'. ' ' lllg txefy t illl.g 1 x|l.l[ > il e i Mi Irtin l room for h im « m i » t u r ic d the c ar ! i\ 1 management and conttoj oí life and Did you thmk of tIn* nterch-indisi- or d r iv e r * » I * et to g r t - it ^ M e ir many « r .. •.. 1» P r i v a l e h a lli house* At the edge <‘ f t»»wn *h» Urc insurance companies Mid thoir,|ho ,iro,,rirt„r, t,r the rll.rks, to p o rro w in .1 >t rit i ' v lit* t o ila«e I 1 - li ilnuo r» a ■ 1" Miti \ P y jle 1» Sri V cur* ( »Id ■Renta in the atato; an art uuthoriz)t is jnt,.r,.»ting to a»k your -elf c o m p la in in g that hi* m otor would tk .il *!r. f. • o pori, m stori am i Njit tia l rate« io l a n n l o ’s for seuson. H om e, J u n e J. Pope Pius is «0 ¡ng and regulating certain classes of t h e s e -U U C H lio n s : an d it would be not work, got «»ut 10 t in k e r w ith the T l » new store s. in the room fur* M r« I! A KelTer, i'rnp.. S c a ­ years old t ^ d a y C o n t r a r y to the indemnity contracts; resolution fU- v a lu a b le if the m erchant could h a v e m a c h in e ry . P o lic e m a n l l i b l c t t o v e r ­ in. b y oi" ii|iii ’f b tio Sc minóle bri ere. I la . Phutie ITO Grci'ti custom* *d h * txged predecessor he j l.ouro °f legislature adjournment. the replies in a von litica liât xxay. took tlm <*ur. am i h»' and A s h le y P* •mney and t» .1 t hi best 1 reiptire* no aid in dr»'*"ing. and '.li '« D 1915.' <1ppiiptl tire s im u lt a n e o u s ly K ih le tl \\v t h in k thilt it xxould even be v nlIs in the . If . 1 .« . f t . r *1' P g . I. ' - a l l VI I »atik. m o rta lly wounded in (lie liettil. I liabl e ( « r if I i Ieri » lo" l u n e tili' re toil from l.it-r"!..' pn»itioti tie r c i *.1I1I1.Ill \ | a n all l n i i i i l . i t ' " l’" 1' ■I 1 ■ ‘ • t [.•r 1‘ resbyterlan Church m il !• >ud It V P I Xl ien .1 Ml 11u P » In a P ,r ’ , • ■'!■ '.r it. I . .if I .-< j hi* |ii»tp| in r.'l'Lv a m i »«'lit .1 t *.l lb A. ........................ 1 «,r Hrownlee will preach the fir-t -11 ofle li »ID ft a ! Ml l i n g . an a t.f 1 . . . . * , I .1 .» I , ■ * i r 1 ' 1 »..I I ‘ \ 1 . • ..r 11 1 • t u l l u l i h t o u g l l A .-h o y ab ilitim i |( V Il * ft : 1 I' Pi a sarieit of ««-rmons on the fug m i p r o v r i n i r t i . i »alt. The Pope ‘i . i I m . i x x the Lur ,,'«,i . r r t im o 1•li - , " d 1» I..1- b* . pro' i ’ Will la k e p( ■ P o lic e m a n lltblett am i Ashley P I T h e point I- that boxer* in 'l ie ‘*de Sunday. Tho auhjects will be. r i a l lieli of the w ar, the d raw in g of I t a l y 1hi- Pg l l l ir . l l Mill b> auto m o b ile Hum to to* th into the eyrie ear and baptist Tempi» were p u l *l 11 «• m. " T h e Bible and Civlli- v a rio u s stores a lw a y s have a reason the sen fibxx,1« no added f ilin g in nliMirher». T h e H o w a r d into driven 'back to town. Ashley died 1* in A rnnC t xxiih other union* of “ Uon:,‘ at 7:30 p. m. " T h e Bible fnr v is itin g a store. T h e y have jn-rpatent will fit any car and m ake* »hock to hi* gr.txe »t‘ti*i hiltl m s in on the way. Th»p»»liee »tliicer »lied the state for the tir-t plate in I hi­ Literature.** , Theso aermon* haps reati the ailx'ertisementz and T h e favor (d pen» e ami go.nl will toward nt t:U0 o ’ clock in the city? hospital 1s t a l e . It js expei u d that the .N;tn- tin rough ro. d - *'asy rid in g . scale to give a broader view of 1are lo o k in g for Jho goods a d v e rtise d , in v e n t io n should b r in g in n t id y s u m m a n a n d ju stic e. H<* has yield ed to The brother. John Ashley, aits in ford union will win. ns Sanford wins ‘‘ Uihle In relation to' tfie lifo and but whether they g»» hack ag a in Mr. Hownr»l. urtTh his friend s are the a d v ic e , of his doctors ami nowin nil heT undertakings. It is urged “ ure of the worlds They are the without a special inducement de­ the death cell, sentenced to die that ul! the members attend tonight. c o n g ra tu la tin g h im upon his g e ttin g rises hetween 5:30 a m i fi instead of June 18. lie is convicted of -murof a course of study along pends on juat how much they like the shock ab sorb er on the m a r k e t . u l 4 us fo rm e rly . ,__.J dering T om Tiger Tail, an illustrious Refreshments will he served. f:, J , * . the «toro.— Miami Metropolis. ..f I' .V-UI ii. ät ; '• Vii � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1915 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 10-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, June 01, 1915; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/8c8666b000a39e06e2f64a7747a9d96f.pdf da84f78d3b832b0498b52cc5924397b3 PDF Text Text ................ —4»*p«^# * - ............. ..... ...................................... ....................................................................... 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U.*v.. r ve Her.î vf t¡ ra <î*fe? *•■ P-jrr.ar.ed ta li 24 12 1M O thM , 5 p¿ñ*M *iS ltd A V Ff9%*kì ^ Y_ I ■ 'S “ 3 , . h»fk At*tt* vf »artain r«*tavE4E.t4 r*nta-*E»/,{» ¡i . 14 24 *2 *$tA+f to lYMíj fVrffii, tbf49(h4'it Vi#- 1ot* daf*vlair I tare !•*# «ned eie*4 i » a« *Ma I* »*J Ì *f*a '• S H I fg 9a * , *s ,, . p p i « .1 e . j u-«il •! ienfc-rrifceref t f » pon f '*4 11« -Sar#*s4 »EM *.1Er«r {.fa/»* that ha r» f w * }1ron.mifuor.+r* ir. I'tlsens M U ik t N , i l » 'IwrìiV'J br«rj trxxitrr» llt A y f y ^ à . «#4 na *»a tu .é94 B<( t »» S *4 SE m il NE ** *rr*f*, vArmu IroiU ai**! »»j*iaE.ie* twv rosta«, knai»r. m tfce »»ttarr. enr«e. 120 per month for thf*e ** ,k£í*, * sJ ,, < ®*x l H«a*» •i s w >4 t i r » « r « •»«iVi». Cm i <7, r « r 4 i , »! Srtaf»r4. ta *)11 frae f/f by tkro»lr.X it frfjt the avd tfe* waatarr, » l i N I O W « -, .4 r. rr.orttka. ìKriudaa » » te r .Viri D i ' « * ' R i r ì i i » U n titi •3p Ir» t t j «f J«i, ï si 5o • n i , . » : A U ! >ï i tlwntf tIh# le»if*ì Uir» %f a#Jw f/aik floor iitif »!Jv»lf.f it ta itay EU, SK Hf e JE I ìli« « T r.» »prttern evej ÌEVEn f r.i'i£ * toar.. W< M/rtU A » » . T l-tfr t#- »rt *««*-• *«*•! Il 4# W"rì»wfc • * BL . sai ras TT (Tt h N I I » fi tier* until the Ifiah rr. » f. rame* 2 Y4 e p a l « t l » lt|Ut*. »sd Uet Í. ÏÉE*t 7 li 1 ta Miami, wla Indianapaiii*. Ixrrsua 'v* *|D, • J,"» Jef* / d*wr>^1 |t • » I «Tt fi .», IT» ora*irul Unti! ijulte r»r»Btl 7 th» .i U , « s* ti i» f» B- •* ? ** t-.r li»f,'. A «li room » v t t a j » ,r. »Ili» »r.d M»«hrill» f E.*'t »rre .fi i . . . . . . k» . — , C. i *p El», H— —a r«i* iî hv.i» fi/ « 4« EPfif'JprJ 4P 4 ;**t ***l«r .* * i* * y Ita f* i " t *-iv fi»*- * ! ,r e *»-i 'A ;; ! A llin tl ‘.(«'V '., T i i l a r i M » » /. . e * * * . * * f w i « e * f+ e t * t * A f n I ,.i • a* i > a ' I i »> * |#4«f Df fTi'ir î h infivylr.x l.vt f.«rrrilp»« A «»ri vi | r *- v» < t#Ï“*i t» f* I • lA T>■» n» h•> « *fi#*■a» -a *> <<:«-• I 1tar, ni]» Hi A uguai ir.» l’ i.rr* f* t«.!«'.•« T * Rang* ‘ / tdr S ir h f (|Of labari I a* !*, fi . - « a riPr» * » » ry p t O M-pfri»*! ta le tE,» fpr, 1 IlG'.f » F*4 « taf V* mwfmpt là* ^ , ft I Hàd*a; flffet Th# »*«t»EE. e * » » * tr.» » » « t » r r ( «• 119 Hrjew. J II 17 Io IX rr*l v i« » tla n t tE,» ir.**ft Of i»t», »I PI;. 44.1 p|/p»t t4pt .tr\ p( s a t . SW ( Um S W » Br( 1.11 rk S of SW ror I7 SO S3 i rid*an*pc,iia ar,d peri» it »gaio i l • f ». a t. K lilil, 4*d Pira»! bpf.MISf thvMth the »ark vf li*« men/ «iter»' ma N I H ik E 12 (k <17 it. » tf » Pi«« at Erre 14 i r n w . Chattano'/r«, p?**ir>f ihrvugh Day- “ < Dl*«B pdJFt J I M H rk W I I rk •a artrtk ili. «t OrlVktnt utm«, rua 1« apre« tinta, »h a Ivr.x ago raengnixed the off 9 aid» of S I 1, t/m, Leainrtv», Cumie-rland Gap ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ » ♦ ♦ « » ♦ « ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ H I« ein » ti**, *f . ' « u « W'. IVO f!., 1* TJU. » i ef NE li I* Ï0 SI danger that iurkei) in the fly hex ». •« S •- L- «I Cmlriplor» l i m * . E .. _ ,, *' and' Knvivtli*, and from Chatta100 l( , PI.P4* l-(il»)4| too I, E. n>. »El*ror-I NE'* I**» b«c SE I » fivrnoi fru ii in th» froMJc mimi. io T S N » if N E i * * ( n n 4 * »( nnvga, the «»»tern route p ici»« ▼ ran S l l r k W I rk 1 II N '« i 4*.fn/*N i, . la « F fil* i LO I'aofA» ara ii»tinnir, g Ut m ille ther* I ** »*r {w-f 31 Io -4 f. \ -4 I« thfOugh Itallvr) and join# Ih* » » « t ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ « » ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ » ♦ » ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ » a * ft , 1 / * » ì f . ì tai tir i/ lift It , W Brtce J 11 to IT 10 SI l* ol SE -, I« èvmething in th» laylnl “ Th* »ft/ IO. t, , S', aip »laniiH n i fori, »Tri ■( Majori SE , ni S'E , !—• rk Ip , H* i It M or» H i»», th* Ie«p H n lih 110 f J» IA»»/. ta SE < Il II ANI-. From Marni) la J»rlr»arivilj* th* * Af#- M h -or II IO l i •S-t'J «I H-bi>4,.1—I ..all;, r - f .-)» Wanted Hahy puthi '■art, «erond Ri [* r 1 rt.aitl « * vf.'lijpfpfJ by J'rv- *»*t*rfi rrmi» ».ili h* «*l». t»fl »uhm fi» £ I I . » S nI SE 1«. * 21 ¡0 lì l¡-i-|i l, II —fii, ma '* Iti*.h S I .4 E IO hand Mu»t te a hargatri Ir.voir* A■i ,.rr.- , f„, 1*1»,ni.Ï llttavr tira he rr. ürniit. vf llarvar-l niria-t / da/« \4am«. J t rk A 1 rk 21 IO 12 TIT 4P» -!. «t l i li Weat F i n i .4t 7H^2lp t irr-, ta *ola SW ror S 3 S O 33 h» V* Jifvruj rvrif JuilVfiy that * it h It » a i agroed that all «*ym»nU v( lt»( I K rk S ni SIA -or of SE (, the fly, lui eteri» thrlva, f/oth lEiter- th* road mutt b* rTinatrurted within — •IN V I. 12 10 »2 -■ •—i~- ■ HOTICC rea E lo rb S 7 *1 rk W nati/ »r*rl eiternally Th* l*f» vf ih» on# year up to apedflcatlov-. Smith. I. 1 N ’pli.p ,p fcpfpS/ fi. ri» l» » l th # jr dpf 1 9 -h N 7 ili rk TmchrUcmt Error. li</•»-! »ili. oo W tinnii/, ih» 101» 04> of fly »r# »raT*f*rl *ith • fuzxy «ut/Veaaklde HHtbt» al C t«»»i «— ^ — . . i . w ^ g w - ----- --- , ...^ The amatl girl bad lately been ti> JlU, A. Ih 1*1», or 4» IM « thrmll.i 1« 1-4*1* 4 and < Hmlrnon, Wid* H. •t«oc*, «rt M «»l medium tur th* r*»*«»i«ot ' applr io ih* HonoraMp Far» HftQlm«n, M mjf \ I / f ? V A V T D gBUt/WI f l I to grammar, and had at- TramiBpfl, OoirrMi (f Ih« aiata of florida Lota I t to 30 tr»n»mU»lvr, vf garma, aa oharrpaHaslmoD, ^ irf* H Lota I I to 47 iV l/B lgJt« Y U U K U W N W rtred at that degree of kndwtedg* ia («f Ipìlm patpat Ia. or por ati Bf tk* “ Fior- I -. l « I I I « I t ........ . Rifiitma. W»4» H Iti Prosar* Compan/“ undn lk< fotiowtnc tivr» h»T« iho»n. It 1» »»id that Kiuiertvn, Wad# H P A I N T I - vblch ,,ie crttlr»! iplrlt awake«. Cvn- M*,po»p| rktrur; I»* orici «al al «htrh i> I*>ta St to 7S and 19 S 'Dki#r# Dartd «0 21 SO' l ì ol N E H th» numtier vf dia«*** g*rm» vn th* * 1 a »4 Iw l • aegocmtly ah* arouaed the r-ehoe* the n«w on Ut* In tk* oftra of Ih« EtmlM|> HWl| Ol«o n. S 10 II SO 31 S W I t of N E U . of Siala of lk» rial« of Florida at TaUal*X» vf 4i fly runa a* Muti aa 4,400,* of S W ' Í e f N W U aad N H TOO w n i SAVE other day with, “ And for bonny Anof SW'i and SWl, X D. HOOD 000, while Internally th* tvtal M Ctt. P£H C A L J!1* ^ « r t « I d - - « long p .u a e - -lle mo Tarrant. Simu»l 12 169 3 21 SW ik ■ ... ........ .......... u. u H o m i ____ . down aud die. — (Jaiette. raarh*» 2H,000,000, E H el N E U aad S W U of II. J. WILSON. . N E f , and N W I | of S E U Tm » m how __________________ Arllrit» « f l « ) » f 7«fiilM «f lk» ‘ FUrldi The «ddeapread racvgnitlvn vf th* llaaa S W >< of K T. >1 of Frodar» Cnmatmi" Oli*on. S ISO S'E *|l . . I St IS agenry vf flj*» in apraattinf di***»* Tk« tnilrril|H h*r» by »pporittp tbpra- NWU Uuy 4 gala. LXBM. SemiWork of Ancient Engineer«. • 10 Jarob». J. i of NWU of SEN...........»» *1 « Ht*t* lofpihp» Ini lk« purpoa« ef lonnJnl l'akROoa 10 Jia» raatillxd In a movement tv éx* Mixed Real Paint giAO1 The ancient htalortana *«y that orer a M / potili* and porpora!« aad«r lk« la*« » 4 « I N W H ileoo W V l ) ............... I » 21 12 He« » 1 0 ft N of SE » r of terminate them. Men, women and 1*<®®J mile« of th® tower Nltn were pro- ef lk» «tal« of Florida, wtth aad aad»r Ih# NW (i of N E U ___ 20 21 32 foilo*laa propo»«d rfcartar: * rhildrxn «re Ixamtng th* n*r**a|ty vf run W l i O ft N 4SI ft calimated coat1 ** of 2.40 tacted by artificial embankment and Arllpf« I. Swartl.y. E tir» i E ISO ft 8 4R3 I t . ............ other work» of engineering »kill. Tk» nata« of th« {«rperatlon «hall t>» "wlfdnf v u l" th* deadly fly. A new If o of SE l ( of N W l| of lk« • Florida Frodar* Compaor." aad fi» N E 't Makea 7gala. Paint for lioxi'/ Woodward. E F T io 2 1 32 IS ......... ............... 2 «lodali haa afirvng up; a »Ivyan vf pflnripal olllfn and piar« of kuiinm W U SEW Unknown 32 of N E U of S W l , ............ 2 0 221 1 • kilt at Kaaferd. Florida. «Uh braacb to Ckoluota Co. It'* only $ 1.54 per gal. health—''‘ F IG H T THE D EAD LY of 9E fj ol NWM ......... JI St Entiraly Unneceaaary. efflm at aiirh otber plaraa la Ih« «tata SW If of 30 Finley A Mttrb.l! SWlJ i l » « N il) .11 tl St F L Y ." It I» probably true that Batan never of Florida aad «lk * «tata« of Ika Ifnited SKI| KMtlnr. J T to t t 21 32 WU af I W lt o f N V H ** *» Fenafllopulo-. M to • • • 20 21 32 NWU of IW *; . I « tl *ak*a a vacation, but there's no good .»lai»« a« ma» k»r*4ft*r ba «tablUbad. Lawton, Il W E»< Artlrf» II. 20 S U o f N W U o f S W « . ... tT 21 32 reason why he should bo always work­ - Tka ■•»ara) (tatara of th* bualaeaa to NEU of HE>i............... year*. FaaSfitopulo», M 40 t* 21 3t 1 Conaider th* editor. If a wear* b« tranrartPd b» th» rorporatiaa «ball ba, lad • (lem Ay) Blotk Q. Cbu­ ing ovartime.— Washington P o i t I anon. Cï N la « b|*c« in and t»urtali» tarry aa, at «th purple «ltd fine linen. ‘ HI* Uao a gallon out o f any you lacia...... • boi««ala or retali, or both, thè buainee* Villa him« of ('huíosle •hod* la amnnyat th* m*n»lvna of buy and I f not the best paint •f a dealer In all ktad* of frvlu, Ytfetableo I o9 Unknown 4df and otk«r farm predurU. lo bay, «eli and U t 11. Block B „ . '. t i t . t ì ' i . . . th* rich. Ilia wife hath her II moti- made, then return the paint Unknown •ìrhant* thè «amo for raab or on remmia- Let 11. Bloek C .. r . ...' . . . . . . . . alea ar Olharwiee. te it i a W llr u tM *sd «In» and hla flr»t horn aportath « and get all your money back. leena en farm rrop«. tu b#rrow mea*y aad NEH of NW!4 and NWM et ■*"ÿs?âi Th» Model Und fo raring tar that ran Hit her bp in 29 tl .32 H NEH- • ' haid aad otlae r»1<- nreetiau i a/iulre, I»ert(«cea aad otker »pruriti»*, sad ■» *H of* »" » ' » ■' of' NEU *f forty flat. Drew « Conley 6 S E W .,.] ............ Jt XI »t & . M Y S P E C IA L T IE S : NM ef VW Yf 8EM «t gRW Lol AH th« people hr*«k*tb their w Monro*. I. N. „ » « 10 neeke to hand him money. A rhild __ _ _.jt. all 1! H HAND-PAINTED CHINA aad prlrllagea laridenl to c nrporalJoat jdpçi--- ■„* le born unto thu wife of the merchant OORIIAM H HTF.HI.IN« 1^ atisalred and aitatine «»da* (ha lawa of Uftfi Mrp. I* J 31 13 21 . to thè alala of Florida. I fn the b*x«ar. The phyaler«n »et­ ROOKRS* PLATED WARE St S3 31 40 Adirle IH. » te th fen golden plunk*, The editor The amount of (he rapita! stark o f the ELGIN AND WALTHAM WATCHES 33 21 32 S wrlteth * etlrk end « half and tell' -V •* 1■‘ • '■ : *'■' . * ' - rorporatlon ehalt be Flea Tbouatad Hol­ to 34 21 SS lar« ta be dlrldrd Iota Fifty «btraa of- the L ‘) oí NW 'g Ol NE to ........- *16 2» 32 eth the multitude that the child ar »»Ine of One Hundred Hollar* *a«b, Het^rti, i*. 1 90 11 *» tl 33 of SR U .................... *> which «ball be payable In lawful money of HU itebfrli. S I33 «0 tippeth th* beam at nln* pound». II WM of SW M............ . i ...... 32 2 4 1 th* United Htate* of Amerlre, or In prop­ erty, or labor or cendre«, at a fair and Jual Yea, h« llvelh even a* a centurion. «alustlen to be filed by th« board of dlAll of the landa detcribed in the foregoing lying and bring 5 And the proud father giveth him a Adid« IV. County of Seminol® and State of Florid«. . . t iirofno. for whJrh Ik« <orper»llon Where the. word "T ow ru h ip" or abbrcvUtion therefor occur* it * IJ Uphold, the young one growelh tie held to me»n Township south, o f Tallahassee; and where the * or‘ up and' graduateth. Add the editor "R a n g e " or abbreviation therefor occurs it «hall be held to mean J‘ sn ' t Ä W i , .utt putteth Into hla paper h «well no­ bjr ^ pffiMffLs .wb«. §ktU b# East of Tallahassee. it tice, Yea, a peach of a notice. He ♦ Xp -# i# a&U \WtBIISISG CLASSIFIED' b ADVERTISING ♦ ♦ rr r: i: » r» nt t: ux ♦ n i r *« _»ci *» «r if a :« fi T - ; « FOR RENT W ANTED HENRY M c L A U L I N T. J. Miller JEWELER Son, Sanlord All Goods Guaranteed Magazines. Periodicals Soda Water _DR. Confectionery Cigars and T o b a c c o s C. W. FAIN «TIST ,JNO. D. JINKINS. »Tax Collector Seminole Coonty- t«lleth of the wbdom of the young woman, and of her exceeding .-■* ¿■IJL ...» .. ** -V - �IN T H E H E A R T O F T H E W O R L D ’S G R E A T E S T V E G E T A B L E S E C T IO N published SEMI-WEEKLY T H E SA N FO RD H ERA LD l<\ SANFORD Life I» H uh Lmnu SANFORD. FLO R ID A. FltlDA^ VOLUME ‘V I ON TUESDAYS AND FRIDAYS M\k 2*. I'ji; NO. KO JITNEY BUS LINE WILL NEW TEACHERS FOR CHAUTAUQUA HERE THE THE SANFORD SCHOOLS START IN SANFORD FIRST WEEK IN MARCH --------------- T - - jS'KW IDEA ^ T R A N S P O R ­ Will Close Thursdays We, the undersigned agree to close our place of business on Thursday at noon, beginning the first Thurs­ day in June and continuing through September. Railroad paydays ex­ cepted. Woodruff & Watson. N. P. Yowell & Co. Sanford Shoe A: Clothing Co. H. McLaulin. G. E. Williams. Theo. Schaul. John K. Mettinger J. G. McCrory Co., Per 11. II. Mrs. A. Simon J. W. Berry, barber W. S. Arnert Albert Grämling M. Hanson W. W. Abernathy J. D. Davison R. L Perkin* / THEY W IL L BE A GREAT ADDITION TO THE STRONG FAC U LTY OF OUR SUPERIOR SYSTEM trust company. A F IN E PROGRAM H AS Ail relating to examination of B E E N A R R A N G E D BY bunking institutions and l «questing \ f iv e c e n t f a k e T H E C O M M IT T E E reports t hot of mm and from hunk receivers and hanks going into vol­ untary bankruptcy. \str'-vt railways ore not in stylo ' Sanforp will have a Chautauqua. Act creating state board of archi­ thi* »canon aflil Sanford being in the '(Sanford schools have just closed a ! and «lnübtle»» vyjll sU'ceetl in the This bus been decided upon after tect ure forth» " 1 ° f civilisation at all times most successful term ;w«i the work in hi» chosen field. a prat’ ul canvass of tho people of Act providing for examination of Sanford, who are in favor of getting v j]1 discard the street railway and thoughts of the people are naturally In the primary school Mr». ArUke on the new stylo jitney bus. turning to vacation instead of the lingtpn gomes to us from the Monti* moving pic turn machine operator! a portion of the bettor things in life ' c , The jitneys will be operated by the work of the next term of school but cello schools where she has. been and auus|nnts and for Inspection of and who recognixe"the true value of Sinford Transfer Company and they in order to let the public know that teaching in the primary department machines. the Chuutauqua, especially to the Art providing for appointment of a children. ire arranging tho jitneys this week the local school hoard is looking for u number of years, Mrs. Arring­ preparatory to starting this now aftpr the interests of the school chil­ ton Is the sister of Dr. Puleston of commission to investigate into tho While tho Chautauqua tjicl not «Tinkle in transportation. Tho specdren this early in the season Tho this -city and comes to Sanford in need of a state ¡nslitu.ion for -the pay last season for various good and lil bodies have arrived and will seat Herald gives an outline of the work order that her mother and herself care of epileptic! and tho feeble­ sufficient reasons the majority of the ejjht i>asscngers comfortably. Tho to he done and a short history of can be here with Dr. Puleston and minded. guarantors are in favor of another Act defining the word "b e e r" as Chautauqua and believe that a good’ sonic of the new teachers. The list make thi* city their future home bodie« will bo placed on Ford run­ ning car* and will be greatly drmonslrates that the pew teachers Mrax Arrington has a first grade any malt beverage containing any one properly placed before the people itrcngi honed to stand the heavy will add greatly to the strength of stntfl certificate in the primary <le- tier cent of nlrobol. will pay expenses. No one can figure Act providing fur repiinting of tho Jin dollars and cent* the real vnlue of trillir. S Since the jitneys will not the faculty. The hoard ¡s anxious partpienl and was sought by the |t he ChuutamjuA anti if the money go anywhere except on the good to have an electron during the sum­ SatiArd board two year* ago but the ait- of the I1MJ< legislature Act creating a state board of expended upon this one can be repivcij streets the busses ought t f mer to issue bonds and make many Mijtfli cello hoard would no! release carry eight passengers very nicely. needed changes in (lie buildings her And promptly raised her »alary dentai rxatniner*. turned in part the people of Sanford Haptisl Services Next Sunday \ ten ent fare to the depot will be that will give the scholars the room to kfcji her at home. Sanford in for­ and the children will have gained a Sunday school at 9:30. Hon. J. D. that is needed now and in the future maintained and tho regulnr sched­ The tenchers* examinution bill, hundredfold in witnessing tho best tunate to secure Mrs. Arrington. providing inr a state board of esam­ there is in instructive lectures, good ule to and from tho trains will be Jinkins, Gen. Supt. and it is the idea of the hoard to Kpss .Alice Whitner of our city Preaching at 11:00 by the pastor, build sufficient rooms in the new inerà and recogniring tcachers cer­ music, etc. The committee has ar­ id hered to just as the street car has been added to the faculty of the lines * mild do. A schedule around Rev. George llyman. Subject, “ The buildings to take care of the rapidly Sanford schools. Miss Whitner needs tificale» from other stale* wilhout ranged the following very attractive the ritv for a fivo cent fare will also Biggest Thing in Sanford. increasing population of the city for no introduction to the patron» of the requiring new examinution» Jiassed program and the Chautauqua will Chuluota meeting. There is to be the next ten years thè »enate and piace«) Florida schools be given the first week in March: Many of the school* obtain and the jitneys are hound She has made a success of Dunbar Male (Quartette & Bell to prove popular with the travelling a special meeting at Chuluota in the rooms will not he titled up until her wort in the schools of Winter in a piatitimi lo »ecure thè neeiieti afternoon. addii limai teacher» timi bave n«»t Ringer* For a sc«ire «if years this really needed hut in the construe Park ii d tb. •. are urging her to r« public and the commuters. n. V P C at :n> Mr S (1 thin of the building these rooms can Iie*-n avallatile hccatlse of thè becu- organization has been on friendly turn, but »lie lias decided to cast The jitney invasion in Sanford Kennedy, president Imr exaininittioti l a » » heretofore in terms with hundreds of thousands be built and etjuipjivd later w hvn the her lot wiib home folk» U uni) a forerunner in Florida for Jr. II. Y P. C at 6:30 Mrs. F need is apparent. f o n «1 Senator llrown. « h o intro* of concert goers and chnutauquans the jitney has put the street car ser- E. Gatchel, Leader Mis* Peaehea I.x'fller 1» also one of duced thè meiisure ha li lieen urgeil has charmed and thrilled them The list of the regular teachers was vire in many o f the larger cities out Preaching al 7 .10 Subject. " A given in last Tuesday’s issue and our poi-.dar g.rl- who ha* been leach­ by proininenl t«*ncher» from eveiy with it» part songs, carried them to of business. The jitneys maintain Man's Greatest Asset." Orchestra today we publish the new teachers ing in tin- Jacksonville schools during section In puah thè passage of thè fanciful realm* with its beautiful the regular schedule, can go to any of 12 instruments. the pn*t year, will return to her first meuMire mu»ic from 2<U> ponderous, mellow as follow« plars the street car can gn and love aid wi'l teach again in the j>ri You are welcomed to all I he *rr tone«! India swung -like silver eonMi*» Harriet Hulley of Del,mid, The «citate ha» enfiti miei) thè folmany places where tho street car vice* Electric fans and ice w.iicr at daughter of Dr Hulley. president of inary department of the Sanford lowing appoint meni» of G«»vern«»r sor*. sent them Into convulsions of do«-, not go and with the nickel fare all services. »chordStetson University will be the teach­ Tram meli Louis f , Massey of O l­ laughti-r with sung and impersonated the popularity of the jitney is usMi-- "Minnie Harris of Winter iando, William A. Ubili ut of l'emtx- humor and won acclamations of nper of Latin in the Sanford High lurcd. The Sanford Transfer Co. another new ndii’ tlou to I be eola and Rubi K Itavi» of Gain«1« pluuse by the «■xi’idlence of its instru­ School, according to the recommend­ Park MelhodUl Service* will sell six five cent fares for School fu ttu lii Mi*» ville (•> tu- i iimnn*»|ittier< of uniform mental ensemble They are ministers ation of ihc lxtea I school board Ml*» Grainr twenty live rents, thus making very Sunday school, 'i 15 a graduate n[ Rollins t o| Kuliev lias the ib-grei .if \l A ilf Harr «lu t turi­ f««r 1to« »lute of of joy and gljidm1*», not to one class cheap transportation. Tlie iltney Preaching. 11 of folks hut to e veryfutdy that loves Stetson and ha» taken a »premi b'ge .. I Lu» taught ("r »evernl vi-ar» Florida »nl .(art in Sanford about June 10. . Eveping sermon. 7 30 «■nurse in Hryiiu Muwr College and pn»t I her home *■ bool ul Winter W.M to music of the finest type, and hearty W Dui of Ke) li a r r i » The pastor will return from West ami the new idea will be watched She comes to u» with the he judge *( the « ri nunul rxturt of and whiiles«>me laughter when prnha* sludied tu Berlin, Germany park with much interest in this city Palm Reach on Saturday and will he»r \ t*f ret limniet,dation« and the «1u■•■«J by no n pctually culled to this Site tanghi last yrnr in Eu*ti» »elioni M our«*«* « oyiinty In the even 'where the hack bu*i"ess has reached preach at both service» high purpose, and fitted to it by with phel't'IMenuI siiti*1»» alili Comes bo -d (reis I hat they are making a ( Kuy W dhi !> «■ Hind» «• Urge proportions ¡JCt transportation mg will give -»hoit report al di-trict talent, training and character. tu Satifoni with lite highe.xr rrcom- valuable addition to tit* »taff «»( Continuek on Page f amounts to a goodly sum espec­ conference nietidntlons troni all ilio»«' ubo know tent her* Rl held a tier Skibinsky Company: All arc welcome ially with the public. composed - of t hree artists, in on e ut her work in college and lugli There may be one or two other srhonls. pre-eminent in hi* or In-r own sphere, t e a c h e r » IO lli l d t o t h e l | « l b e f o r e ( l i e llearh Resorts Open ha* been a penrlhg alone before M !-« Elirabetb Ni* uni«1« t«> Sun- op* 1ing lit I be *• lot il* but tin local rernrd breaking eudierncs. Mme, lord frolli lite Si. Augii llm schools III.», rd lieliev es in » i n d economy 1 Daytona Reach is opening for the b'lti. b) If* r . «>t-ni/« <l l>y both lllgblv fero III im-Tiil«1*! l'Le In* lieen \ t1 -ni litici no. Willi ibi I >e- I fé.* 1d I « lummrr season and many Floridians ^ I'd -i | i i ..« . ..I i I,«1 groat ! '« I , I. 1 . I I 1 l i n i he from the interin will MRIfi l«i mdK *tl* 1 1, .VI ■I1 \ 1 .. I II. p.i-1 \i i « Mr .* kil* rii ing i " it cement 1o » 1n-inj t ti«• i, J . I* r «1! I 11e . mil ii ha i f i ■ . x p c r r e t i . • 1. mer month* at 1he Ì.. itimi** ims.T p.t t : t to I I.. I ......... . i ii or gl.t Sin* l» a ill Im cou«t ri-.u ts. 11 l he Il «rulli - it ml I I I >i \* . \\ I I I . < ( I M K T i l KOI (*H S A N ­ In«! G \««r. I :y «oinparosl wllb tt icii•I « .1*1 In iavvnki and Karo«ate. Mr Velie. the graduati1 of lli».»n lift f ullege and term «if school wi lie as good if not I noticcii tho advertisements fur the FORD NEXT MONDAY IN other member of the company has has done special work in Science in better than tin preceding terms | Seaside Inn that is now under the * AN ALTO PARADE hern pronounced « vi'Ty where as an Mi»« Nix will Tl «vther teachers who have been management of Mr. and Mrs. Hor­ UNION SUNDAY SCHOOLS TO ( ‘nlumbia University lilt;! :t«l«i>ni[i:ini*t ninl ■oinpif «'M have part of the work in »deuce anil I •• and applteil for po«itio|i» a” 1 j ae« Stewart. These good peopl«» PICNIC AT DE I.EON «I.. pian ««I « 11 »iiloolt III" folk* win g hi*t«ir\ it the Sat funi l!»gh Sellimi v1 known i*« lb* putr«o of it.« need no introduction in Sanford I mit 1 I«I «li. »spitiM.s Ji n i : io u 111 mini Iut1- p.t ru«l Mi >I* a i,11 ile v*«11 .i -—«** *■ 11" ■ir people a» they have been residents J < Hut« In-«1 I t a hit I« gr.nl < .iDH'I’ lf E l i d i * « un n I P im. ■*■ I .«■*• « <»11« .. I \I l*irnlu ’•late 1 1 of Davtonu for many year* and are tr grid«* ii I I I..... . • I g f I lo1 Outing I** Itine lr««in U *»fl«»r«l < «>l L'lMM b \ .‘»«I. HllltllO.. tun T«« I Ih I li J i l «in mi imi, . r \t lunt.« R« proprietor* of the Seaside Inn The Cl.ixtuh < urn "! F d u The dull1 "I 1In1 Sunday CM1III in Dg«- ui > part.in tiiirg '-"ititi l 'umilili! - 1 •!«, w I 1« tl will le u -enr. ■ ill IV «i-l :> P* AI wdi I1-.'» Hm P P i cl i *............ ........................... I It »• • 1 D.J'Iona Reach Hotel has also ojsen- j»1■■11i•- al I v•'I.• *n Spring» ha» I•«•••i ■»ill I. «.t. in..; h*-"■ I' - in s.infnr.1 l i uindilo U ’ iirt ’ M I nI I.«ri.I . Dr ggi t - » m o D 11, m . i g l i ,« I i»»lie l,.r «• I.no!- . u*r»e- .mil ,*d for I he season under tin- lllillr changed Irnlli ill«1 Ird I1» lit I Ut b j 111g I Si t •««*f uI■■I •m • 11 111•■ buy * I n i , » «lutlook. or Hamilton editor of t h« frolli Sara «>ta. Rraii' iitow ii Mana on tern pi Hi I ' d improvement* are) age mm* of \V, K. unti K» It. Ayer* <d June but t hi* change will not lake athletic» of thi* 1ride piti «leni Mr Ii utf litson ha* made il< Holt eiliior t «•«■ l'a' 111«1II o. 1Hrt Tampa, Tarjion who expect to give the patrons the away any of the p!eu»ur»M of the trip mut lie ma tir» hi* major »uhject dur­ in,..i*- Sanford can well boast of I All ini'ii of «Iatlopal uiiil litternalional Spi mg». ( 'li-ar water, St l'*,t*ir*tiiirg, 'best there is in the way odf service. and the youngsters will only have ing hi» college finir»»1 an«! hu» had prelubly the best M'hool system III repute Brooksvillc and Dade < ity, will Go to Daytona Beach. Hcttie Jane Dunaway Company: another week to look forward to classes' in the college during bis tin1 «tute. This city will then have lt*avc Tampa Monday at d:30 a. in., (oui well equipped school buildings senior year Tie has already begun In coat timed mu’ icnl character read­ that plunge into the springs and the going via Plant City anil Lakeland will a rnrps of trained teacher* the editing of a text book on algebra ings, presenting an interpretation of hie dinner to follow. lo Bartow, where they will s’ op for Gcneral Assembly "The Lady of the Peenrnlioil." lunch If. is expect«»! that the «I r utrThe A. C. I. bus grunted tho Newport Nows, Vn.. May 27.— Criterion Glee < Ini* Composed «tf gi»t» from Ft Myers. Arcadia flow The General Assembly of the South- usual low rate of 50 cents round trip ftuir musician* with extensive ami ling Green. Wau« hula and Ft Meade *tn Pijsbytcrian church this after­ from Sanford to DeLeon and return, varie«! reperitili consisting of class­ will join the party at Bartow, from noon selected O.lando, Fin., as the children 25 cents and the excursion which point they will proceed to ical Selections, folk »ongs. jiuliietic meeting place next year. No other train will leave Sanford at 8 in the Winter Haven . Haine« City. L«iugh- and hnmifriMi- iiuinln'r» and planta­ nominations were mnde: The date morning, returning leave the springs imtn and Kissimmee, arri v'iti g at Or­ tion nielmiiei* and wit|* the us«* of for the meeting has not yet been set. at 5 and arrive at 6 «»'clock, thus crayon ilu*% )«re»ent a program of (.»Vernor Park Trammell has »ign- lami«* about 7 o'clock, where they giving the people tin* entire day in Vri in spring term of circuit court will »pend the night Leuving tir- unu*ual altra« tix«'tiesopened here <>n "Tuesday with all i-i| Die bill granting power* to thè The Reporter-Star received the the woods. . V\ |*«« a • I] Hal«-. Imj*» r*ontftor of members of the fraternity present or I board of port commissioners <>f laudo they will go via Sanforrl an«l following message from Dr. John W. Hon. Van C Swearingen, mayor ii In» mutili,!«** mim­ Del.and t«> Daytona, ‘.«tier*1 t li « • J r letine«-*« Tun jia anii thirteen other hill* flic SUgg: of Jacksonville will arrive at the accounted for. The grand jury has icry w** ►«■(' the several characters will he joined by a party from the Newport News, Va., May 26.— springs at 1 o'clock and make his been the busiest little body of men full list of bills signed follows: Hast Citasi ami prnceiul lo St A 11- am! hear them *pehk a« ti««>tigh they \ t enlarging power* «>f th*1 hoard .The* assembly votes for Orlando asl address on Sunday school work be­ connected with the court machinery Mr Halo gustine, linone to Jacksonville over are tirlu.illv loifrtr>- u* the next meeting place unanimously. fore lunch. This will lie a feature anti their preaentmont is awaited of port commissioner* of fhe city of the «pleiidid new Dixie Highway. will a!»«» a«t. a* plu'fiirm manager ■—John w. Stagg. of tho day and is an innovation that .with much interest. Civil rnacs or- Tam pa. Druggist* from Ocala. Lc«-sburg ami ami i* a favorite in that c:i|»itcity. \<t oinking appropriation t«» pay vicinity a i I! join the party at should upppnl to tho parents of the eupit'd tho attention of the court Ly>tyuiu A ' t» ( onservatory Ormuch of th«« time anii the following till- Tribune publishing Co. of Tam­ i , wa" ^uo to tho good work done chUdron»-and ull those who are In­ (inincsville, and together with those |cbcstm': Eight talented a/nl romuly in the Sundny schools. cases were disposed of in record time: pa for publication of supreme court from Palai ka, will meet flu* Smith I maiden« «•o.iched by /l««1 fenwiu* l ^ r’ Sta|t* undoubtedly that no terested John Russel, vs. J. G. Maples, volume. Mayor Swearingen is a central figure ®ther nominations were mr.de, and Florida contingent at Si Augustine Elia* Day *br ; n«f M .x Fisthrl assumpsit, verdict for the defendant. *Eat Orlando was unanimously in the state after his spectacular A«t to protect and tegulutc the -For western and northern Flori'la * tenelwr of violin, of the Lyceum Arts J. W. Sipes vs. Fred Dorner, con­ f °**n for the next meeting. The campaign and his able, administra­ The cttthusiusm of salt water fish industry. -•--Stnrting from Pcnsarola tho pa­ Couturvr»t«ify tinued. •uembly will bring between two tion in Jacksonville as tho chief iln-ir uuiliioii«1 * every w her«1 and ih«1 rali«« will come via Milton, Di F'iimak A*t relating to aubseri (tons to A. Dorner vs People*’ Rank, as­ Mr. Sweur, three thousand people to 6 r- executive of that city. press and personal com m ent that Sprinti«. Marianna, .l^uincy, Tallacapital stocks * of bunks and tr ando, and will bo tho biggest•assem- ingen is an able and fiirent speaker sumpsit, case continued. are given testify to th«1 «!i«!ig,lt with luissee. Madison, Live Ouk. I.akc entnpanies and prohibiting acceptance Union Trust Co. vs. W. A. Ginn, of compensation or commission for City, arriving in Jacksonville in time |which these charming .«ml talented W»ge ever entertained in Florida. and knows how to reach the heart» t- Stagg bore invitations from’ the of his hearers, i t-jx eit assumpsit, judgment for plaintiff. to meet the South Florida part V, I young women have '•* soliciting such subscriptions. Chase *Sc Co., vs. C. Bell, tirder * reshyterian church of Orlando, tho arid go to Mia I, tic Beach III a holly k'ai h attraction t - 1« * The children, of course will enjoy \ t providing for drainage «anal» - —nr. ^ \JI« 4, (|| |r|VI |1(I V, ' " I ,vg.‘-1 • Johns Presbytery and (he Oi- the day with swimming and game« non suit. and their, ntaintenaru ** by i »untie» iNolic«1 American Agricultural Co. vs. F l^ndo Board of Trade.— Repot ter- ,b,« in nml best b u» I 11 ' and the good things to eat an«i the Gt fixing pcnaltie» for embezzling. A* D>ioration Day is u lcg.il holi­ put t>n for four f F. Green, damages. Judgment for ,»r d lour o older folks will enjoy the day in the ub-i ruction or willful mi «appropria­ day. May :iuth, iieing «m Sunday, evenings woods away from the cares of busi­ plaintiff. C. C. Cobb, vs. I. L. Jenkins, tion of funds of any a linking or the postoflice ' will observe Monday . «wprotement, at Pariah House ness and state. DeLeon Springs as a holiday. City carriers will make ^Misses Mery and Julia Zachary judgment for plaintiff. i be .erwn at tho Parish House is needs no words of praise as a picnic morning delivery. General delivery have returned frojn Orlando where Edward L. Enochs, vs. B. A less checks, plxmil guilty mi i"1 t nothtr co* 1 of finlah ip - grounds and the committee in charge Howard, judgment. window will be open one hour from i tlicy have bovn attending the CnthState of Florida vs. IVter AdkitiS, will have plenty of ice water and the * ‘ ^ i(h a Powers machino, State of Florida vs. Will Griffin, murder first degr«jc. Plead guilty of 8 :H0 to ‘J:30 a. m. and one hour! edral School this past session. T h e , ftlm^L1' V C' * * ood *cre« h *nd good refreshment stands will supply any­ assault with intent to murder, plead manslaughter. after mail is distributed from trains excellent standing taken by these / sad lh® ÌiÌclur« m t » fine. Come thing needed in tho way of cold drinks guilty. State of Florida v*. Clara Mum- 89 and 80. From 3:fi0 to 4:30 p. m. young intiiff* in thela glasses l« anothe Ine " Ì ? 0r yourwU Saturday even­ ice' cream, etc. Remember the date, evidence of the- excellency «d our Chan. F. Haskins, *. State of Florida vs. W. L. Cook ford, murder in first' degr«*, plea ly ,, ,ThtP Pathe " I f « “ Long Thursday, June 10th and the train Postmaster. Sanford public schools. TATION c i r c l e s w it h FLORIDA DRUG­ GISTS WILL AUTO TO THE BEACH SUNDAY SCHOOL BEEN CH ANGED CIRCUIT COURT IS NEWS NOTES OF GRINDING AWAY THE LEGISLATURE W y to Tipperary" will >AL r jlii.' •LmOi �MAY 2«, 4915 . T H E SANFORD HERALD PAGE T W O Mrs. Edgar E. Brown. ♦ Rev. Mickey will .preach here Easy, interMtlng and immensely profit­ ♦> Sunday evening. able lot1the Farmer. Funrior nr Country ♦ Postmaster Haskins, through B. A. Gentleman. No»-'/ Hracifing Time. ♦WHITE. FOR C IR C U L A R A BUNCH O F IN T E R E S T IN G IT E M S F R O M C O R R E S P O N ­ Howard's courtesy way here last Friday investigating Cameron nven­ ♦■ D E N TS— E V E N TS OF S E M IN O L E C O U N T Y — E F F IC IE N T ue south of Miller avenue, as our JsrkaoatUW, »Vwt<U ♦ R E P O R T E R S COVER T E R R IT O R Y FOR H ERALD mail man, F. L. Green finds it. im­ ♦ passable. vjL ♦ Mrs. Duke arrived In Cameron were so fortunate in having our LAKE M A ItY IT E M S ♦ Saturday from Fowleslown. Mr». Evans made a trip to San­ children get to school on time and * ♦ no confusion on the bus. We hope La., * h « r e k“ " been for nearly ford one day last week. . . same driver and same two Y08™- ^he is a guest at the Miss Helen Iserman spent the to have our ♦ KNOWN FOR QUALITY week end with her parents at Mon­ gcntic horses next term of school Marshall home. ♦ with Master Carl Rabun driver Joe Cameron is at, home from sevroe. \V* n r r r all Ih» I r i d i l i t í He« ♦ *'riri days stay at Tosohatchee «Ira of FARM. WIELD l i d HAHMr. J. A. Brnddock, n well known they will get to school on time. ♦ I>I.V At:i:ilA Iba« bare h m «»atMrs. W. S. »Cox and two duugh-; Uunch and , vi*il to oke<*' farmer and ornngr grower of West rit and kaoni I » br raprrlallr tera, Lula and Ruth were pleasant j chobec C ity. Mr. Cameron can tell Pierson spent a couple of days here adapted to Florida eoli and ctllast week with Ills' JUUdfUtt»-.'--» . r isitoTx-TtT-tho-Jtmmrrfr' M rTTTiutch-'T m v 'th c ‘v i r t r 'h , PP*rted. f r aike^ aa ♦ ÄäU*- .. — ... - - Ins Tuesday. R » ’■■ » Joke on h,mOrdrra ailed pronptljr for JflW D. Durant. ♦ ritOF a t all varieties of IIX D Miss Georgia Walker spent aDave Hickson surprised his friends i Mrs. Keely returned Tuesday from ni: a an . Kuii Ft. AWT, m :i.ox ♦ Jacksonville where she has spent n plcnssnt day at Woodland Park Sat- recently bybecoming a married ■i:r.it, n ia : i > t o u t , k a f f i r CORA. MILLET. IIEÜUAHWKEO, urday enjoying" the school picnic, man. His bride was Miss Saidee couple of weeks. SOIKillL’M SEED. ♦ Then Dave's Rev. F. P. Strong and Mr. R. H. and Winifred spent the duy with Williams of Oxford. their sister, Mrs. Hutchins. friends surprised hinv'witb*nn old Muirhcad of Sanford were out here ♦■ CO W PEAS All Vari etico. Mrs. Bell Canda of Miami made fashioned* serenade, but he was last Thursday night and gave a ♦ Rhode« and Nndaa fàraaa Nrçd, very interesting tnlk, mostly on a short visit with Mrs.- A. Braxton ready for them with rake, grape♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ 1Va nula, No» Uran«. juice and cigars. With many good Christian Endeavor workAfter­ last week. PO U LTRY FEED. SUPPLIES, wards cake and lemonade were Mr. Cano has been'on the sick wisheB the W Party thcn took the5r IN CURATORS,’ ETC. departure. served. list but is improving now. W rit« for CataloKue and Week­ Mrs. C. B. Hell of Richmond Mrs. Victor Schmelx left . W ed­ Rev. G. V. Albertson of DoLand ly Priro Liât. avenue has gone to Kentucky to was out here last Wednesday night nesday the 19th, for Texas, where Oldest RatablUhrd tail l.araeat visit home folks. and preached a good sermon which she will visit her daughter, Mrs. Seed lluuae la Florida. Charlie and Bob Merriweather Snow for three months. was well ttended. have gone to Old Virginia for a visit E. A . M A R T IN S E E D Guy Stenstrdm. will leave Mon­ The patrons and friends of Lake W e don’ t menu tJ.e boucs you nre using to their people. Mary school are cordially invited day morning for Apopkn. on his COM PANY but we are in the m arket for all k in d s«if MrteEHa Greenland, A. L. Tyler Sunday. to attend the closing day picnic and Bicycle. And will return 30# Haat Rajr Street. animal bones including prairie and bleached and father are leaving this week for Charley Rabun has resigned his exercises at the church on Friday, JACKSONVILLE, F L A . ÇQ June 4th. The program for the day work driving the team for Supt. a point of Chesapeake Bay for the bones. I f you have any to sell write us fur season, kherc they will conduct a will be as follow’s: 10:00 a. m. races Rell and is home for awhile. prices and shipping instructions. hotel. Mrs. Gfeenland’a mother, and contest for the children. 12:00 Mrs. Strickland or Columbus. Ohio., a general basket dinner in the will join them. OVIEDO OCCURRENCES church park, 3:00 p. m. a program Department 8. Jacksonville, Fiona« The opening of the singing class, Msnufidurrrs of 1<L«1. AtkkU«l » « I P t n m ii i F.m Uirt ■ will be given by the children. There The Magazine Club and ludies of will also be n display of the work the town and Lake Charm had the to hnve been May 31 has been post, , . , .... , . poned until June ' The teachers done by the pupils this year in the pleasure of hearing Mesdames Wight . . , , _ . . - . i t are busy with a class at Osteon at different branches. and Drckins, two prominent club present. women of Sanford discuss club work B. A. Howard and T . J. Hill ship­ WEST S ID E IT E M S and club federation at the school The Standard Railroad of the South ped one cor of tomatoes from Cam­ Mrs. Daisy Johnson nnd three auditorium last Friday afternoon. SCHEDULE EFFECTIVE APRIL 5th, 1915 eron City and are now loading an­ Mrs. Platt of Jacksonville is spend­ children came out from town on other car. Seminole Farms are Thursday afternoon and made a ing some time with Mrs. Marshall shipping, nlso many other growers. pleasant visit at the home of Mrs. at her pleasant home on Maliii No. 86 No. 80 No. 8.2 (J. F. Smith is shipping cucumbers street. Frank Hutchins. 1:35 pm 8:10 pm Lv Jacksonville 8 :.10 am in car lots. Miss Lillie Booth spent Saturday Ar Savannah 12:50 pm 5:35 pm 12:35 am Voij/ig, attended by her Mrs, You/ig, 9:18 am 8:00 pm 5 :20 nm Ar Richmond and Sunday in town with relatives. nurae, Mias MoNenry nnd her sister. Ar Washington G R A P E V II.I.E AND UPHAI.A 8:50 nm 12:38 pm 11:50 pm a Friday was the last day of this Miss McSweeney left last week for 1:3N nmfl 1-.50 pm Ar Baltimore 10:27 am Andrew Thompson is spending term of school. We are all jfl-oud we Now Jersey, where they will visit 4:25 am 1 4 :03 pm Ar Philadelphia 12:45 pm the week at his uncle's, Jesse Thomp­ 6:20 pm 7:13 am Ar New York 2:57 pnt relatives before returning to their son’s near Panin. olt! home in Canada. ■lining Chair Cars to Washington I 'inmg All-steel Equipment, Free Mrs. Christine Bondi is visiting Car Service on Trains 82 nnd 86. Sleeper to Savannah on Train ho Mrs. Bauknight, who has spent this week in DeLand. several months with Mrs, Cushing For Information and Reservation Phone or Write Mr. and Mrs, Elmer Lundquist has returned to her home in Charles­ have been visiting for a few days in ton, S. C. our neighborhood. We hope to have Mrs. It. W. Lawton and her ♦ « ♦ ♦ ♦ m m « « ♦»♦♦ ♦ ♦ «♦ VfItititl'cvrtwfh Hotel. T*nt|w. Ms them with us altogether soon ns 118 Unf Bay Slfffl, Jirksondllf, Fla. charming daughter, Miss Helen are I'hone J12 (’bone IT they have purchased the Sanders’ One Inch Cards Will Be Published Un­ — For Sale by— zmong the visitors at Daytona place, which was Mrs. Lundquint's der This Heading At The Rate Of *7.20 Beach. childhood home us Alice Swanson. Per Year. Mr. L. A. Hunt is heeding the ad­ Miss Signa Vihlen left last Friday vice to "build now" and will have for Ft. Pierce to take up a position completed in a few days a handsome A Favorite G «» It . there as bookkeeper. We shall miss bungalow on South Hay St. will do both. The l»>*i her much. every Favorite hu- ihr.* Mr and Mrs. B. F. Wheeler left Mr. George ('lark, » h o under­ with air churnImr it. . Dentists last week for St. Louis nnd will make went an operation (or cancer of his J a ^ o n * and a heavy lining nl .-) ■an extended trip, visiting the Pan­ foot on Tuesday is getting along as fastened to the ou'er w This confine.- the n . ...Garner & Woodruff Building.. ama Exposition before they return. welll as could he expected from so side the range, concentrati?';: Mr-. Z. Spinks, one of our promi­ serious a trouble. Dr. Denton and on the baking You nent business men is off on n few loose n breath of g. - > Term s Modcrntc--*Strictly Cash days* vacation, visiting Daytona Di. Puleston performed it Favorite Gia Kangi \ ■■ Miss Laura Parker i« visiting Mis. Beach and other pleasure resorts. cent of fuel you pa> (or Verna Coffer's in town. Llghtnlng-proof, tire-proof, work for von W. A. Beasley nnd family spent a Phone 319 rti it-proof. Lasts «a long aa M r Will Robinson i* wor«e again Y *tor tin* i ?>■ bâlldlne stands, made of calpleasant week in Oakland, where he turn of a vaivithis week, we are sorr> to ya\ His vanlsed steel and TOSCAN went to look after some business. hour or t wo (‘Vi-r\ . metal. Alwaj-e attractive In i parents are with them at present Mrs. J. M. Whitley left Tuesday, \t appearance and at the a^tme kllt-lmn work Mr. J. A. Thompson visited his time reducea coat of rour Are rook a lot hotter ai. •i 'I having spent a pleasant week with Insurance—your boy can easi­ brother Jesse and wife on Sunday. ATTORNEY and COUNSELLOR at LAW her mother ut her home on Lake ly lay 1L Aak your «eater at Mr. Ballinger has bud ripe peaches write na for catalogue. Charm. Practice in State and Federal Courts for a couple of weeks. The F ieri«« Metal Fred net« i The school closed Tuesday after­ Don't forget the Sunday school at Garner-Woodruff Bldg Sanford Fin noon with a very interesting pro­ 3:30 and everybody come. A re. gram which was well rendered and Mr, II G. Lundquist was drawn Jácheos ville. Fla. much appreciated by the parents on the jury Monday. He ami his and the large audience in attendance. family nude a short call on her Mildred, infant daughter of Mr. brother and his wife, Mr and Mrs SOLD BY D E N T IS T * and Mrs. J, S. McKinsey passed Edwin Lundquist on Sunday to see H IL L LUM BER CO. Offlrc: Vue HI Building away after u brief illness and was the little newcomer. “ I want to tell you what wonderful benefit I have re­ GEO. II. FERNALD H D W . CO SANFORD : : , FLORIDA buried at the cemetery last Thurs­ ceived from the use of Thcdford's Black-Draught," writes day afternoon. Mr. and Mis. MeNot Unnatural Inquiry. Mrs. Sylvanla Woods, of Clifton Mills, Ky. Kinsey have the sympathy of *the DDODOafiOOOOOODQOOaoaDOODOl Dorothy •haa a baby brother who THOMAS EMMET WILSON entire community in their bereave­ has recently been 111, cutting his flrat “ It certainly has no equal for -la grippe, bad colds, E. rEBCUSON IIOUSIIOLUEH ment. tooth. The balcjnesa of the baby's liver and stomach troubles. I firmly believe Black-Draught Mrs. Frank Soper of Orlando, with head had caused Dorothy great nnxsaved my little girl’s life. When she Jiad the measles, a party of frlehds was in town Tues­ loty. Bho ztood at the mother's knee ----- FO R— , they went In on her, but one good dose of Thcdford’s day looking for a location to estab­ ono day gently patting tho llttlo head. L A W Y fiftS ^ Black-Draught made them break out, and she has had no "Bo careful, Dorothy," said tho moth­ I BEAMS lish a millinery «tors. Sanford, • Florid* er. "You know poor llttlo brother la C H AN N E LS more trouble. I shall never be without UL Ho la cutting bis teeth.'* Dorothy . ANGLES A N D M O O R E 8 S T A T IO N patted tho bald head reflectively. A L L SH A PE S Moore’s Station Sunday school "Mamma," she said, "will it make (dm BO ILER PLATE picnic at Geneva ferry Wednesday 111 when he cuta-hls hair?" T A N K STEEL was a very pleasant social event. A R C H IT E C T S TR U C TU R AL There were about 125 persons pres­ DRINK IR O N W O R K OF ent and all seemed to enjoy the ding H A LL K IN D S Office In Yovrtll Bldg. Hanford, Fla. nprj meeting friends nnd visiting. In my home.” For constipation, Indigestion, headache, dizzi­ The young people played games, o TRU SS RODS The principal ness, malaria, chills and fever, biliousness, and all similar 7 S TA Y BOLTS You enn make the round trip in ono day bathed and boated. event of the day— dinner— was to the New Smyrna office of ° G ALVAN IZE D ailments, Thcdford's Black-Draught has proved itself a safe, CHLEK-NEALCOFEEE CO. % | spread on snowy cloths under the C O PPER A N D reliable, gentle and valuable remedy. trees and was very inviting looking, ZIN C SH E E TS for all a few inquisitive daddy longIf you suffer from any of these complaints, try BlackO AK Take the 11 o'clock train legs Investigated. Besides all the D CYPRESS Draught It Is a medicine of known merit Seventy-five DAVIS FORSTER, M. D., Phytkun in Chirr« -good things of every description Ky-»«. * * * -. M AHOGANY ptovided there were great platters years ’ of splendid success proves its value. Good for W H IT E P IN E AN D of flsh fried to a torh, M browff; ' young and old. For sale everywhere. Price 25 cents.. em vl g ALL HARD W OODS crispy nnd good. When all were (Joil seated Rev, W. J. Bartlett thanked LAU NCH ES A the Giver of all for the occasion. S K IF F S The society provided the fish, cof­ DORIES OFFICE IN GARNER A WOODRUFF BLDG fee nnd lemonade. Mr. and Mrs. B U ILT T O Off*» Phon« 271 Ktwdcnc* Ph«n« 20S Edgpr Brown as a treat had assorted O RD ER 05k* Hour»: S ts 11 s. m., 2 to 4 p. m. mints passed at the conclusion of B O ILE R S A N D T A N K S dinnt*. Jesse and Duncan Mitchell $43.50 $3100 $37.75 B U ILT T O O R D E R fried thp fish and they could not Chicago FIR E ESCAPES ... . Cincinnati St. Louis have been better. The Sanford- Ice _ _ End return & Water Co.’s manager donated 200 Competent force of workmen for Low rates to all other resorts. Great Lakes, (’. - « , 1«, Rocky Mountains. Yellowsloot". pounda of ice used at the picnic and road work at ell time« Halt lake, California Expositions, etr. For information atklresx haa the thanks of all. It was H. C BRETNET, FlsrUs Pus«nc*r Agsai, LsamilU sod NsAvitts Rulrssd, , IJ4 W#«* B«j Stre< (B.n P U . 117), Jsekswm*., FWU« ’ , through Mr. Woodruff’s kindness All Work Receive* My Person*! the plncnic was held»at the old place, as that part of shore Is now fenced in FROG CULTJJRE COUNTY H APPENING S COW The Ortega Frog Farm Car load Iron and- Brabham Cow ♦. Peasjust delivered. These varieties % Peas guaranteed not to infect soil l with “Rqot Knot." y\ARTi/v^ SEEDS I Write for prices, mentioning qua aif tity desired. I DUTTON CRATE CO. * SANFORD, FLORIDA Wilson & Toomer Fertilizer Cc. K E E P COOL! ATLANTIC COAST LINE THROUGH TRAINS TO NEW YORK DAILY TSHADES AR TISTIC PORCH DECORATIONS DS I BUSINESS CARDS A T L A N T IC C O A S T L IN E Sanford Furniture Co. Save Time-Save Mone) Drs. Mason & Householder One First METAL Cost -,ROOFINGw J Then No ^ More ..GEO. A. DEC0TTES.. Geo. H» Fernald H a rd w a re Company DR. C. G. BUTT S Saved Girl’s Life 8 7 “ SENDUSYOURORDERS : : Wilson & Housbolder Elton J. Moughton T H E D F O R D ’S MAXWELL MOUSE COFFEE t The Shelter Sanitorium Dr. J. T. PHYSICIAN AND'SURGEON W î W iM W M W tlm iM W iW C . H . D IN G E E Plumbing and Gas Fitting * »»« tv I JACKSONVILLE. u h u H d Attention And Bent Effort* i _ : t y ’ j wr _ « . . Opposite City Hall Rev. Mr. Bartlett of Enterprise was 1 a * Telephons Ns W present as the guest o f Mr. and Herald Want Ads Will Bring Results ¿ta&À. -, I ï .^ �W f* w7 ii.4Mui.tpw ' j ' f - w m m - fTpfry _' v ‘ ** _' THE SANfORD HERALD MAY 28, 191S These Books Will H elpYou AddSoUs Distingtive Style in Utility Coat PAGE TllBEE PIANO TUNER o and General Workman on Musical Instruments w Permanenti^ Located in Sanford. Rcftnfohing like new Inside and out. They contain dependable information ipn all fertilizing problems. When? How? What? T h ey answer every question. Twenty years’ success is boiled down in their contents, as it is behind Ideal Fertilizer! and our oilier brands. Write today— the books arc free. sr.i: i o n i , R. D. M O Y E R Wilson & Toomer Fertilizer Co. ad P. O. B O X 13 32 WE PAY SPOT CASH FOR HIDES AND WOOL L _ Dept 8 Jacksonrille, Fla. Mtoufsetean of Idul, AliJctl, *nd Peruvian Pertiliicri We will pay you the highest market price - * f o r ym rr*hidrs TmcLwnol .*rnd ra il rnrubchfT-k- on same day we receive your shipment. W e SEMINOLE COUNTY ABSTRACT CO *. " have been in business more than.. thirty .*____ years and w ill treat you right. T r y us. ;• ■^ SABEL BROTHERS, Inc., Jacksonville, Florida Complete abstracts from the records of Orange and Seminole Counties. — Taxes paid for non-residents. W e are pleased to unnounco that for three days, beginning Monday, M ay 31st, Mrs. R. L. Hurt, die lady demonstrator will conduct a fireless cooker demon­ stration. If you core to be ad­ vised as to what nn “ I D E A L ” F IR E LE S S COOK^STOVES will do be sure to avail yourself with this opportunity whether you nre in the market for an “ ID E A L ” or not. C. W. GOODRICH, Manager. ! adddmidtittdilimfltiatitidfldaaaUMiiaaiatidûadüytiCïlilitiîoudUtititiuiid I NO VELTY P L A N T . » f M I L L W O R K O F A L L * D E S C R IP T IO N S r' n W o are prepared to figure with you on all classes g of L U M B E R and M I L L W O R K for HOUSE, S T O R E u or B A R N . Framing, flooring, ceiling, siding, windows, doors, screens, blinds, mouldings, lattice, frames, boxes. g g a " ^ jj T ell Us What You Want Ksti mates Furnished Free Remember the time and place; in the store of the Geo. H. Fernald Hardware Co., from nine to eleven in the morning, and from twothirty to five in the afternoon. Three days only. § Yellow Pine Lumber Co., Kissimmee, Fla. g r»fnDrPdPpnpnmitipnpni»ni»iiP!sonrBCTnwnwpr •r.cf'j'f r;rctcTtfpnrrnnpp C ;; O W P E A For the woman of average means, a separate coat, to be worn with frocks of varied character, Is a necessity of the wardrobe. Such a coat needs to be carefully selected, nlnco It Is to do duty nn a street coat, for traveling, for driving In the auto, and for such occa­ sions an may demand a sport coat Put great numbers of separate coats were designed ibis spring that are suitable for all-round service, and have S All the standard varieties in stock. W i l l sell you one ;; quart or one carload. How many do you want and where do ;; much style to recommend them as you want them delivered? K ilg o re S e e d C o m p a n y Plant City, Fla. ¡jONFTAKE[HANIEü Don't |>luy witl> serious matters— don't YOU curry your own insurance aguinst F 1 k i: for you'll limi the money Rations; when the FI ItK ha» » i |hh! out your pn>jn*rty Have our »tronc, reliable company carry your ri*k ami he on the safe .¡du. well Among them, coals o f covert cloth In tan and kindred shades and (hose In black and while checks seem really to fit ill everywhere. They ore full oi stylo and snap; just the sort of garment that the American woman needs and delights In A lino example of the general utility coat Is pictured hero it Is a black and white check, with collar and cufTs In leather color These accessories are often «hewn In emerald green and In black with white pipings, so that there is a cholre In color The coat, tin pictured, is worn over a frork of black taffeta A combination of hlnck and white appears m the llreton sailor hat and is repeated !u the low walk log shoes No one needs to be as­ sured of the smart appearance of such a toilette for tho promenade. Hut an equally pleasing picture pre­ sents itself If one' Imagines the coat worn for traveling. The hat might he a Pan liraa or small outing shape. H. Fernald H ardw are C o m p a n y $16.25 t o I lie shoes have tops of tan-colored cloth, and the dress be a plain suspen­ der model worn with pongee shirt waist. The rout would fit In and rompi. I.* a perfect outfit for the Journey. These costs are all cut on tlarlng lines, but they vary somewhat In length Pockets and buttons nre fenDireil in their finishing There Is n great variety of styles In collars, uml In tho covert models buttons, collars and cuffs nre usuallv all of the cloth In selecting a coat for general wear It Is necessary to make sure that tho material has been shrank nr 1« water proofed JULIA BOTTOMLEY. R i c h m o n d Ma . J u n e 1-2-3 1915' CONFEDERATE VETERANS REUNION Ticket» on Sole May 29th to June 2nd, inc-, limited to June 10th. Extension and »top-over privilege*. For rate», »chedule», rescrvatioru, etc, call on Outing Collars Whether the blouse Is of »ilk. toll» or cre(Mi, the collars nre shaped like tin' collar on n mini ■ oiiilng shirt and lire held together In frolli with a bow, linked buttons or a long bar pin G. W . ( [TLANTlc RIM \ (m s t agknt Li n e Reasonable rates’ CHASE & COMPANY Neckwear Must Be Considered ATLANTIC COAST LIN E ¡¿ S w ® ; S T A N D A R D R A IL R O A D O F T H E S O U T H St- Leo College, St. Leo, Pasco County, Florida S a n fo rd f C o c a -C o la B o ttlin g C o m p a n y Full instructions^ Given in Preparatory, Com­ mercial and Clas­ sica! Courses Conducted by tho Benedictino Fathers T E R M S - >225.00 Bottlers o f Soda W ater and fèca\ PHONE 2 1 TOR CAT Al.ORDE ADDRESS HEV DIRECTOR In B o t t le s Sole Agent* for (H tANGE C ITY S PR IN G S M IN E R A L W ATER j Buy Direct and Save Money l ♦ ♦ F or the best quality of G R A IN , H A Y , F E E D F L O U R at R E A S O N A B L E P R IC E S t ----- » W R I T E - W. A. Merryday Company t HAND BROTHERS and | $ Palatka, Florida xxxxxx xxxxxxxxxxx xxxxxxxxx LIV E R Y , S A L E S A N D One might conclude t^at there had Just conre about a general awakening to the Importance of the collar. If the number of new doBlgnn brought oui measures the demand for novel nerk wear. Those who provide it deserve all sort« of credit, for tho neck, may be becomingly dressed now whether It be thin or fat. long or »hort There are all klndti of collar» for all kind* of necks. For tho thin woman tho turnover collars and (hone with plaits at the hack are nn Inspiration. For her. col lars aho made closed and hhsh at the front, or with only a narrow opening and a deep turnover capo-?t tho back They are wonderfully becoming A ’ pretty collar of embroidered batiste Is shown at tho left of the. pic­ ture. with tho turned-over capo at the back also pictured. This is one ex­ ample of a very popular type, ami there are great nuthbera of similar styles In lsce, net and embroidered materials. At tho right, a collar with long point«! wings at the» sides is shown It Is made of batiste and net com blned with a dainty pattern ombretd ered on both It Is high In the back All these collars of sheer fnbrlcs—In­ cluding laces—are wired to hold them In position. „ Besides being very becoming and providing a pretty finishing louph to tho dress, these collars save the blouse or waist from becoming soiled and dla colored. They are Inexpensive and easily done up. and they must be reck­ oned with ar tho most Important dress $ SANFORD CYCLE CO. % DEALERS IN BICYCLES AND BICYCLE SUNDRIES W c carry a complete line of Bicycle Supplies and can fit up your bicycle with everything from start to finish. X W e arc agents for the H A R L E Y -IM V ID S O N and P O PE Motorcycles. - X !}i W e carry Motorcycle Accessories. h- X See us for anything you need for your Bicycle or Motorcycle. * -2 " 108 PALMETTO AVENUE - - - - __ accessory of (he season More ’and not leas attention Is to no given to them, and everyone wants a generous supply JULIA BOTTOMLEY. Odds and End» of Lace». Every woman possesses what she calls her treasure bag. In It she has otliln pml ends of laces, ribbons and various other trimmings. Now is tho time to get opt this bag, go over Its contents, select the things suit­ able to one of tho new stock col­ lars and then go ahead Half a yurd of block velvet or satin ribbon with which to make a high stock and a bit of Inco to add to Its embellishment will turn out Just as smart a crea­ tion as any woman could wish for Tho high collar Ih softly gathered and there Is a plaited Jabot of cream not and lace. There Is a Hat tie of taxi grosgraln rlbltou with a bow placed at tbe side. Bordered Good». Horde rod goods are among Ibo spring novelties IDiUke the bordered goods that hare been in favor other seasons, the most liit»r*VllnjJ ol the new goods will have thefiorder not woven In. but of n different material. This furnishes another opportunity for embroidery, for tho contrasting fabric will bo Joined to tho other ma­ terial by means of fancy stitches. Such bordered .fabrics have been used by some of the designers In the new models and It Is thought that they will be well accepted by the general public. FEED STABLE Corner Park A ven u e and Second Street C O N T R A C T O R S FOR A L L KINDS OF HEAVY HAU LINQ L a r g e s u p p l y o f H o r s e s , M u l e s, W a g o n s and H a r n o s s alw a ys o n h a nd F o r S a l o o r E x c h a n g e Blacksmlthlng and Wagon Repairing In connection YOUROPPORTUNITY High Grade Guaranteed Autos $ 2 0 0 .0 0 to $ 8 9 5 .0 0 ON E A S Y P A Y M E N T S For catalog and Information write ÀUTOTRAOINBCO.. Inc.. Piiiiburgh, Pa. or consult jrour local dealers G. B. POPE, Açent • * “ w® Siili" «Sanford, Fla. r.fïm i.IA i >t W . J. T H I G P E N & C O M P A N Y AGENTS General Fire Insurance Oftu* with HOLOiN; H*AL esTATB CO. �THE SANFORD HERALD K. J. IIOI.LY. Editor \V. M. HAYNES. lluitincM Manager I'ul'lulml Kvrfjr Tg»«l»y and Frtfojr HIE HERALD PRINTING COMPANY HHRSi HIP1ION PRICE. IN ADVANCE ONE TEAR I»* HI I MONTHS . • ........... in TIUtKK MONTHS T» Drllinrd la the <tt» tij Cairi»» 11.00 Pei tear la Advance ar lot. Per Month PajnMiM In Advance MM II» Made al tifica Kaldrrvt As Second (Isso Mslt Msi Ir» Ausual Dad ÜM&K, at ihr rsiAJLfsfflr* al .Soft,fordl, Floridi. I nder Ari » i Marrh lrd, 107». () ffl(« la Herald IluiIdirtf Tcifpliäit« Kb, III dreamed hi« dreams before he was o ld enough to don his uniform. Our o«n Napoleon of finance and industry had goals o* which they set their t'yes and their hearts long before they got there. H A V E you tried to instill into Y O U R SON A N AIM ? Or is he drifting aimlessly? He is apt to end where he deserves to end. i* that a cheering prospect or a dispiriting one? , As you sow H E is apt to reap. Atlanta Georgian. Judge Petkins Won t Han There has been much talk of -Jutige James W. Perkins o tD a L a tu i being a candidate for governor, but the following from the Orlando itwpo(twLrs>U>r seems -tw—swtlle Abe rumor: “ N o ; I ’ ve decided that I w*on’ t do it.** said Judge James W. Perkins to a newspaper man when asked if he would enter the race for governor. "1 would like to, I admit that; the prospective is attractive, and if I am over to do it now's .the time. On the other hand jt takes a lot of money, and if I should lose and then hnve some other misfortune overtake me I would he a whole lot worst* off than I am now. Then I asked my wife about it hntl she said, ‘ No, Jtm; let’s stay at home.' That settled it. So count me out o f it." T h e re can bo no doubt that Judge Perkins would be a strong, prob­ ably the winning candidate. He has frioqds by the score, is a fine cam­ paigner and has made such a good record as a judge that he could draw on it as a political asset, were he minded to. DeLand News. Aycocke, Martha ami, Alberta Brown Sixth Grade No report. Fifth Grade Tom Hrotherson, Dorothea Mickey, Frederic nines. Fourth Grade— Charlotte Smith, Mudge Woodcock. Frank Pope. Ed­ ward Humph. . Third- Grade— John Henry Lundquist. Honor Holla Sanford Schools for Month of M a y Twelfth Grade— Gladys Greene, Daisy Betta, Stella Brown, Mildred Dickson, Zoe Munson, Nellie Lough. Robert Dengs, Annie Whitner,’ Hmel Packard, May Holland, Ethel Hickjw n .___ Eleventh Grade— Agnew Anderson, Alilo Anderson, Frances 'Aspinwall, JLutiitt. Brown, J U t t le Eatrldgu, Alma Goertz, John Murrell,Esther Woodburn Anita Nelson, Anna Mc­ Laughlin, Frances Leavitt. Tenth Grnde— Ruth Hand. Kttie Johnson, Lillian Goertz, Raymond Philips, Marian Philips, Esther Wil­ son, Lorena Smith, Lillian Rhodes, Ruth Kanner, Ruth Little,. Kather­ ine Aycocke, Oscar Brown, Wm. Runge, Arthur Greene, Lucilio Bines, Fannio Reba Munson, Roby Laing, Antoinette Luke, Gertrude Little. Your Money Will Grow All Winter M O N E Y is one thing that knows the year round, when deposited at interest. no seasons. It grows all Open an account with this Bank and your m oney will yield a nice income during the w inter months and w ill be ready to meet you r Spring expenses. savings deposits in any amount pay interest on - ■ ◄ We PEOPLES BANK OF SANFORD 1 _ — — . H. R. STEVENS Sanford and Key West are the c. M. HAND S A N F O R D , F L O R ID A H. E. TOUR R. R. DUS Ik PmtdMl C»X!«r only important towns in Florida rkw-IMtowi F. L WOODRUFF Vics-Prcsd.nl Aw< <••1,1,, which have no up to date hotel. We can senredy blame K e y West for this deficiency, for that city is mostly a transfer sea-station or stop­ Representative Gray’« bill providing ping place but there is no excuse for such exemption today. Sanford. Bob Holly of the Herald, The evils of using alcoholic bever­ however, is doing his best to arouse ages will bo taught in the primary the Sanfordites and induce them to grades In Florida public schools when CALLS O N L A W M A K E R S A N D , PAYS a c o m p l i m e n t put up a respectable hotel.— Punla the governor affixes hi» signature to Gorda Herald. T O OUR C O N G R E S S M A N the Sharon house bill passed in the ---- O ----aenato today. , __ H O LLY H I G H W A Y SOUNDS Ninth Grade— Dixon Cottlbounr, Hon. Frank Clark, congressman intention to enter the ran in ih* SO UND S GOOD A local bill authorizing the city of Tom Meredith, Muriel Rhodes, Vir­ from the second district was at Tal­ second. Sanford is not woriying about the ginia Brady, Mary Robinson. Alice Kissimmee to bulkhead more than a lahassee the early part of this week, " W e will work in harmony duriof Dixie Highway or any other high­ Vaughn, Edna Chittenden, Maude milo of lake front on Lake Tohope- and calling at the press bureau the coming session of congr«- " »¡(lj way. With our new'hotel, bulk bead kaliga and fill in and reclaim such Entzminger, Ercel Little, Olive wanted to know if that was the place Mr. Clark today, when referring io cd lake front, twenty-five miles of Lough, M ary Belle Lynch, Olga lands as are with in tho limits of that all the political slates were be­ the present delegation from „.¡j, brick roads and river transportation Vihlen, Clifford Walker, Wm. Pope. said city was introduced by Repre­ ing manufactured. Being assured In both branches of congre»uh we expect to get the people next Eighth Grade — Alice Andes, sentative Bryan. Tho plans of the to the contrary Jie took occasion to the unity of purpose .m l ■•a»rx| winter. Y’ ou can rail it Dixie High­ Gladys Dieterich, Lein Hutchison. city are understood To call for a remark that this slate making stunt friendship existing among way or Holly Highway. Y'ou can’ t «enNellie Long, Kate Meredith, Helen boulevard all along the lake front. was becoming a habit with the Flor­ ators and congressmen no« .nh. keep them away from Sanford.— Abutting property owners will be as­ Peck, Dorothy Rumph, M a y Thrash­ ida legislature, and Was n new idea ington from this Mat»- », t* Sanford Herald. sessed the costs of such work and er, Edna Williams, DeLesley Hill. that had been introduced since his able to accomplish mn«t •ting Bully for Holly! He that is faith­ long lime lien notes used to finance Sydney Chuno, Robert Cobb, Theo­ «lays in the Florida legislature. we start after.” concluded M «rii. ful in a few things shall lie made the project. dore Runge. --— ''T h e addition of Hon. U Tyrone Power In Famous Society <• n ruler over many things or words "When I was a member we Seventh Grade— Walter Connelly. Senator Brown succeeded in pass­ of Kissimmee, to thu membership Drama, ' Aristocracy — Famous to that effect. Or, seek ye first the Kenneth Fry, Wallace Lipford, Mol­ ing the teachers' certificate bill, thought that we were only a amnll has boon of untold value the P layers— Psramount Four Pari roads ye need in your own com­ part of tho people of the atate, and ile Abernathy, Gladys Adams, Mari­ known ns No. 195, today, creating a state, and 1 feel sure that M ■ <»M munity and Dixie Highway will bo Feature today the legislature only represents an Dieterich, Martha Brown, Esther state board of examiners. Mr will prove such a credit i <ii*added unto thee.— Melbourne Times. T y ro n e Power, the distinguished Fleischer. Mary Howard, Mildred Brown tins , received hundreds of some 100 of the state's voters, so trict In the next session M ------O----we didn't indulge in the pastime of legitimate actor, makes his first ap- Huston, Weima Graves, Anna Ma­ letters from prominent school people be returned again in the ■I» pearnnee in motion pictures in th» son. Adele Hines, Helen Shelton, all over the state urging the passage slate making.” said Mr. Clark. THE BOY A N D T H E JOB " I never knew one of these slates tlon Strong Vera Terhrun, of the bill. A hoy came to see me the other four part film version of the noted j Margaret .... , , . . . . . . . , ...................................... .. Mr. Clark is in thv i . to hold," continued thi* ..... congressman society drama, "Aristocracy," p ro -[ Helen Terwilliger, Ruth Marshall, day in the hope that l might find I lie house today passed the Dili 1 .. . .. , . , , ,,,,.» ,, ,, , . from the second, although it has an<t u,.trs Ins mimum . t duced by the Famous Players Film \ Alberta Aycocke a job for him. requiring tlmt each county have a become a popular fad with those R,n*h‘ while greeting ittier» ■'Aristocracy” is a pictorial “ What kind of a job would you ’ °Sixth Grade Mina Howard, Jen- physician to examine, at least once ° f the legislature und dramatic study of society and its nie Ithodcs, Julia Filing. Eleunlr during the term, every school child who have political ambitions." like best?" I asked. Mr ("lark says he is simply up friend* outside that ■■ The astonishing success of Herring, Surah - " I ’ll take anything." he replied. shams. Wight. Georgia at rending the public schools. This !.. here to look over the present mem- Dal. Not settled dHiniti, "Yes, hut suppose you had your the original stage production made Walker, Sara Easterby. Annie Itru , is to be paid for out of the funds of ! ridlben-hip of the legislature, nnd learn (ion of his intention to • > < ■ the pluy (umous throughout the choice, what line would you choose?” ton, Mamie Kate Williams, Velma; the state board of seals. some of the new tricks of law muk-'date for the United Si.it.I j>ersi.sted, in my efloat to discover world, and the film production, which \ enable, Ebba ,Stedt. Gretrud,' Telephone and telegraph roming that have been learned since h islnn article which hi- g.m even unhanres the power and charm Vaughn, his leanings Dwight Smith, Virginia panies were placed under the <undays in tht- house. He confirms the some days ago. when n of the drama, attaches tin added DeCoursey, Ethel He gated blankly. Henry*. Ruby trol of the state railroad commission statement of other prominent states- ed that if Governor Tratmi ■ "What is it your ambition to be?" prestige which is derived from the Hart, Helen Raml/dl, Stewart Dut­ by the passage of a house bill this j . . . .............. . . . I men thnt have visited TullahaMee ed the si-nhtorial ran- In brilliant ability and world wide rep­ ton, Harvey Parrish, John Lough. morning I coaxed. since the present session opened. be a candidate for that ■• " I don't know,” he finally drawled. utation of the star. John Mugsnn, Alfred Robson. that the personnel of this legislature report at first gave In-i« "Surely you have some idea of the "Aristocracy" sounds the shallows Harvey M r f alley, Thomas An­ Struck by Freight Train t* worthy of creditnidi- mention from olhdr would be rundid.i'kind of job you would pick if you and the depths of the exalted circle derson. John Brady, Otis Cobb gress in tin- »drond iii-1r■ i Mr had your choice?" I asked encour­ « filch provides the title of the sub­ S K Morris of Forest City ! " v" ry Fifth Grade Ruth Brown. Lu rile Clark’s letter stating il.u Mr. Clark don't know * ^lir^ 1 know us yet agingly. ject. It criticizes with relentless Jenkins, Dorothea Mickey. Florence had the misfortune of losing her! not run for (In- senate It ,■ fine buggy horse, known us " D o lly " I wh" ,h,'r ^ wi" opposition for "N o; I N E V K It T H O U G H T Mgor and earnestness the false pomp' Malm. Florence Henr,\ Margaret silenced all .. i.,_, *s-t I uni n v u I réélection, and m i vs the tim e i» mi A B O U T IT A T ALL," he con­ and superficial grandeur of ihe ultra- Zachary. ~ \ irginin Long, Tom BroUli" 111 ' >-*tur<ia> evening about » I , .. j . - , , ,, ,,‘ ,-lrn.L ,ar distant that an active campaign fessed smart. And interwoven with this erson. Sidney Kennedy, Edward Mr . is tint* to begin thut many devclopThe Feminine W i , Yet he was 10 years old and had forceful pictorial urguinent is an ab­ ("ally, Willie Mullein. Victor McShe and her pony, "Bobbie Women Hwnllow ut one n been trying for months to find a sorbing and intense drainn, with a Laulin, Williurd Lumley, Bertram Lor* nzo" had been allowed to go merits may be expected in spite of the fact thut scverul members of Ilo that (luttera, nnd iRInk -I* ; by place. wide appeal for both the classes and Shepherd, Peyton Fortaon, Carl out in the woods und had strayed the legislature have expressed thoir drop the truth that Is but. the masses. » Hnntl, Webster Ordway, Joe Perritt, down near a small station, known as The second boy, whose family had They were close to the The plot of the day ¡s devoted to Bowen Perritt. Frederic Hines, By­ Granada. suffered a sudden misfortune, came the. wild social ambitions of a newly ron Stevens, Fred Pope, Stephen crossing and must luive started on a siinilur mission. He had been rich American family, nnd is con­ Wheeless, M ary Belle Alien. Emily "" hind lega of thè looking forward to a full-education. trasted by the scorn with which an- Badie, Franres Duttpn, Anna D ii - animili «ere hmken hut ............. . compelled to drop , „ h,.r roa|,y |irn|nln(Mll fatnilj Uose Mariau Hnnd. Eunice l.wich. sl'" b'Ui.d unni Siinday school and seek employment in tj,, aristocratie idlers morning tw o ' Nellie Messenger Th» Mr Fussell of Clarcona, living the order to contribute to the family i fartiiiic*!« meet n u dramatic clash Fourth Grnde Margaret Burner, purse. He was just over 15 through a romance that develop Martha Duke, Huttic Lewis,- Doris section foreman was called to put “ Have you bad lime to think between tho sun of one and the Moore, Lucile Pope, Charlotte Smith, her out of he/ suffering. about what -you would like to do?" daughter of the other. Contributed. Sarah Wheel ess, Bronson Marie Stamper, I naked him. Howard, the distinguished drama­ Madge Woodcock, Olite Vera Gibson. ."Yes, sir, i want to get into a tist, uses these people us the inter- Edna Arial. Helen Gonzales. Ben- Notice of Teacher» County Kiamshipping ofilre," was the immediate |ireterà of his views, which are o r i g - j ,ric® Marlin, Ralph Woodruff. Wili nation response. * Teachers count v examination will inal and held enough to give the Dam Moye, Dicj< Terheun. Albert " W h y , " I asked Hickson, j. J. C ■ Rhlda i ■ be held at Sanford. Seminole county. production a consistent, interest-. , . .Fletcher, ......... UL< Al SE i L I K L SHIPS And! jn ra,, |„ j „ r|u<j|l(| Marguerite' Vaughn. George Cowan. Rose Mary Tuesdiiv. June Ml bnve learned is much ns 1 could ! Skirvin. w.-ll nnd popularly known SimÜ>. Merton Aycocke, E W lute teachers will be examined Mary about them throughout the country, who ap-l Muirhead, Ileulah Brown, Edward at the Sanford High School; Negro He did not tell me, but I found Jiear* in the role of the socially am- I Humph, Frank Pope. May Holly. tearhe.a will he examined at the thnt this lad rould tell at a glance .Iiitious young wife, in the character!-1 Hubert Williams, V Theresa Ven- Hopper Academy. a» they steamed through the N a r ­ ration o f whom she gives a splendid able, Pierce Griffin, Demarius Mu« Teachors from other counties will bake a pe/fect loaf never l.< niffro w s almost every ship entering N e w performance. not bo permitted to take the exam­ son, Npra Jenkins. The very latest and most .»ai i ':>»•York harbor. He could distinguish ination in Seminole, unless special This four reel feature will be ex­ Third Grade— Kittlo. DuBosi*. Mad tory design distributing ,,i al tjie ships of each line, knew thtdr hibited at the Star Theatre next elint* h|nilemt Joho Wilson, Agnes arrangement have, been made with scientifically. Consequenilv < <ry regular sailing days, was familiar Friday evening, June 4th, * batch is the same. I'n ib'ie ' vPerritt, John Henry Lundqufat, Co- superintendents interested. with the route» covered by each Teachers will not he permitted, to quality, and weiglit in evt-rv l<>af rinno Stcinmeyer, Myrtle Hall, El­ company, and was full of enthusi­ — plus the taste. That'.- «inB mer Tyner, Maud Carrnway, Eiic take into tho examination room, asm over the romance— not so much Yearly Hull of Honor for Sanford Vihlen, Dorothy Fletcher, Emllie paper, packages, umbrellas, hand­ . you want. Public Schools of the tea as of foreign trade. lings or any thing of the kind, and Twelfth Grade— Daisy Betts, Stel­ Billingsley, Helton Kennedy. Naom. T w o positions were offered him -Ute superintendent will furnish to Seoggan, Jack Hall, Alton Guntori Mildred Dickson, Zoo • immediately, und he promptly began la Brotyn, all examinees, Ink. pons nnd writing Second Grnde — Katherine Wess111 Park Ave. Free Delivery paper. work in an- importing house, where Munson, Nellie Lough. Annie Whit­ ncr, Eioise Wright, Dorthen Ray, his knowledge nnd his' ambition can ner. Albert Fry, May Holland, Ethel • Examinations will begin promptly Olive Newman, . Naomi Fellows, Hickson. , 'bo turned to good account. nt 8 n. m. Tuesday: tho usual fee will Mary Elizabeth Puleston, Maggie Eleventh Grade— -Agnes Anderson, T h e other lad promised to return, bo required, before the examination Allio Anderson, Frances Aspinwall, Moore, Thelma Moore, Elmu Tolar, Begins. but failed to keep his -word. Come prepared, otherwise Hattie Estridge, Alma Goertx, Esther Sara Evelyn Williams, Hazel Pack­ do not^apply to take the examination ard, Paulino Muirhead, Irene McN o w which of these youths is likc- Woodburn, Anita Nelson, Anna M c­ ,D. L. Thrasher, Gagahin, Margaret Neal, Webb Laughlin. i y to make his mark? FRANK CLARK AT THE STATE CAPITAL Tin* Straight Road at the Star Theatre M onday, May >1 O u r O vens SPENCER’S BAKERY Which are you training your boy to resemble? Arc you taking pains to so direct the mind of your young hopeful that he w i l l -not stare blankly when tho tim e comes for him to enter the worl d? Do you spend enough time with him to exercise a proper influence ovei him, or Inspire him with .a worthy ambition? •Or are you too engrossed in your owrl affairs to bother about his leesona or his habits or his aspirations? I f so please remember that your son’a ‘ present and future js very muctr-one of your one affairs. Many a "successful" papa sees all his rfforts and all his happiness wrecked by h son whom he had neglected in hla abort sighted anxiety to atu in place, power and riches. You will recall that Napolen * Tenth Grade— Ruth Haiii'd, Ettle J9hnson, Lillian Goertz, Raymond Philips, Marian Philips,' Esther Wil­ son, Loronn Smith, Lillian 'Rhodes, Ruth Kanner, Ruth Little, Kathorine Aycocke, Oacar Brown, Arthur Green, Lucilla Hines, Fannie Reha Munion, Roby Laing, Antoinette Luke, Gertrude Little. Noell, Willie Tell. John Garing. Robert Mason, James Britt, Arthur Hill, Theodore Pope, Cecil Hines. Edwin Stcinmeyer, Paul .Strong, Geo. Wilson, Sarah Lewis, Lovedy, McPherson, Marian Newton, Theo. Vickery. NEWS NOTES OF LEGISLATURE Ninth Gracfc— Dixon Coulbourn, Tom Meredith, Muriel Rhodes, Vir­ Continued from Page 1 9 ginia Brady, Alice Caldwell, Excel LRtlc, Olive Lough, Mary Bello harbor master for the port of Key West. Lynch, Clifford Walker." J. Roland Adams of Key West to •'Eighth Grade— Theodore Runge, Helen Peck, Lels Hutchlaon, Dor*, be commissioner^ of pilotage fòr the port of Koy West. oihy Rumph."* H. C. Clopton of Pensacola to be Seventh Grade— Molllo Abernathy, a member of the board of pilot com Helen Shelton, Mary Howard, Anna mlssitmers for the port of Pensacola. Mason, Marlon. Dieterich, MarStrong, MUdrtd~Hu«ti>ii. IMenJ A11 torn products will hereaftaj- ba 'Terwilliger, Adele Rinat, Ruth 'Mar- «xampt from any form of llccns* tax Tho senate passed Esther FleiVchar, Oladys Ad in this state. '« ifvèu' Supt.jiFsPub. Inst. Puzzle-for Papa. Small Sadie’s father Is a traveling man, and during Tils abaenco a new baby arrived. Upon hla return Sadlo met him at the door and exclaimed: "Oh, papa, you can't guess who was born while you were away!” How to Clean Mother of Poari, Handles of motherof-pcsrl or other articles of the same material njay bo restored by cleaning with puru ollvo oil and rubbing with a nail brush, fol­ lowed- by a rubbing with a piece of chamois. nt tDF.KIC IL HAND, Piuitwwy -B “F. WlttTNER, ItTN------CAMtta 1» « P. P. fO R STtK . V iA P u x im -Y A. U BETTS. A m t C a jiu i « to Deposit Money N o w is a very good tim e to deposit money * to y o u r credit w ith the F irst N ational Bank, where it will b e secure' and earn money for you. Y o u are cordially invited to start an account with,us. m~M r v - 4 per cent Interest Paid on Savjmgs A c c o u n t s Compounded Quarterly To Clean Coppsr. Copper article# that have become discolored can be made to look new again by rubbing thgm wRh ■lemon dlppod In salt and.afterward rinsing In clear hot water and polUblng with a soft cloth. **» V Th e F i r s t N a t i o n a l B a n k O F S A N F O R D .'F L O R ID A , ¿.¡Z* * ''V i , : ,<L �■ V i.'r.wyj \ (. f * ._______________________________________ ............... M i l l » .......... ... THE SAN FO II IJ HERALD Sunday School Plrnlr Poalponcd Huy your Sunday dinner from thn | girl» of St Agno» Guild. • "6 cent« 71-62tc Si. Agnes Guild cooked food sale at * the Parrish House Saturday afternoon and evening. A wire was received this morning announcing that Messrs^ Nolly Tolar mid Ralph Stevens had received their diplomas from the Jeflerson Medical College. Woodland Park Thursdays and Sundays Swimming Pool, Amusomunts, Music Lease it for your next Picnic 73-tf • Dainty cakes and delicious pics for salo at .the Parish House to­ morrow. " I t ’s, a Long Way to Tipperary” at the Parish House Saturday even­ ing May 29th at 7*15 p. m.. Second »how 8:15 p. m. Miss Chittenden will tutor a few pupils during the summer at her home. G19 Magnolia Ave . beginning June 7th. Htl-2tc The ever popular "It's a Long Way to Tipperary" will be shown at the Parish Housq next Saturday evening. Come and see It. V. S. Arnert killed a Diamond Hack Hnttlee nea l is house this! morning measuring live und a hal(i-et und the proud possessor of nix ti-fii fatties, to sas nothing " i the I>ii ton. The Daytona Beu« h Hotel, under lite new ownership and management offers special summer rate* Hotel refurnished and’ fedei-nruted through­ out. Sea-foods a specialty. W. F. & E R Ayres, Daytona Beach Fla MMf All sorts of delicacies at tin* St Agnes cooked food sale Miss Helen Rowland will have an office in the Herald building and ■In »tonography Any one "i»hing stenographic work at any tune tan timi Miss Rowland at the Herald office or at her Imme lì S Entzimuger and (anulv Ii .iJm * inoved lo tlu» city and wdl mula* it their home Mr Kntzmingcr i» engnged in Chatitauqun «<*rk and trav els thè stato, Sanford fs w d l locateli a» heailquartors and Mr f.ntrlliinger is no stranger lien* il*- l» a hrotlier of K Entitninger, thè po|iu1ur rotini y eom tnt'»lo|ier nf I .*ng worni Rummage sale in tin I • III* * *•!.*• i >.iiuriia\ evening l>> ilo It.ipii*. ladles. .Somcthlng Almut Shoes Slioes repaired in time i* irut* «*eonniny Shoes repuir*t! will neatnes» and disputch ut onr »lo.p t.i*1 first Street, 301». U|i|rti»ite I 'imperativ c '»lt»re Meii’s half sole. «ew.ed . H> e|» 25t \\ hole sole» t hroughoitl, Imtk* guod us new $1,00. Rubber fdu Women’s half sole 60c 11» 75c \\ hole »öle» S6c. Riven heels, 10c Tr> ux with your next pair. All work guaranteed at the New Progressive Sho ’Shop, 009 Hast End First St., South Sidc. J. H. Roarh, Prop. Fri-78-4tc i a With * : ( ui Ai naASi ; in íít í«i/ ja t ía n .- j* '.«ta u it . ■ r t. E B a r» r ...AND E V E N T S... It un.t w a > June I ti*t o till nuetl Manag, r H> •• l*o * a* Iliadi M.'ilo* A f otiman** a.- »i** ■ d i»l on phi \• r (ilitno* \ ahlo»ta t,.i with t . aiD..r A- llend. rst.i Tnin|.:i El a ; I I. ! h ■ A H - . heuii ! . - ■ ’■ in 1.i tu (... I a* 1. *ti:n vdie in.I \.il.io*ia eight year». Southern Mu»ie ( o Mill.eri t arter Mgr iti Binumgham Ala . four year*. < F Brewer, t ’ hiB tunoogu, Tetia.. four years and many years prevuiua to above. Orders given before June 1st at marked reduction. See regular ad. P. O. Box Li:i 2 . With every pint, quart, half gallon and' gallon, coupons are given, When coupons amount to 6 gallons return them and re­ ceive half galIon o f IC E CREAM or lb. Ws ars A|*nts lor LOWNF.Y’S CELE­ of LOWNEY’S BRATED CANDIES fram U l> 2 pound Chocalates. ’ S LP.McCULLER’S Bonita L, r SUMNER SPECIALS AT rigid n w -ti !.. i,o •a ., ,v I !.* d * . * . 1 g *. w ., *o ■run g I: .........I 'hat • H ** ’ Dig I Th* II. r a ,f *..1 I......... iiiiiiu: 24-11) sack Flour Lar^e Size Crisco 10-lh bucket Snowdrift •1 cans 2 lb Tomatoes Cooked Brains, can . J * >1 o ,D . .- kul g a, * a* I ......................... j »lo r i prugfi —e* and tn Ins jutlgue I- 11* lo w Ilio »t a 11d,. r*1 t Tl a t I let 11 » i * •Ii-t nimuating patron» of the >t of it* patron» \oicing the sentiment of many "I the witnesses of fin* beginning gitili at the request of numbers of the regular moving picture fans he ha deemed It wise and opportune to discontiuiie Du» »tory and run m it» (dace the well know n. serial. I be Q| j^ (. ((iri>,.s( t y (>«*■* of exhaust f a u » l^ |((, ,„stalled and with these elec- ^ ^rloul wonder,* the air will In* en- 'g tir«*ly changed every Two Minutes |(, p.juJjjj seen that evi*ry i-ffort is put forth to plc.i*e and *at ()|il»e who Visit Saillord’ s (lUptl- ed b) tin* talent »he exposed to man> thousand» when she played the part A v í A B O U T llE O P L E M a i agi r lit ri .hm h i i b a n g i - at tin .......................... ............ ............... X X X i Ä ïÿt.rt-y t Joe Chittenden, N'rd ChUtcnden, Roy Chittenden, S. M, Lloyd. Er­ A HEJiUME O F h A N F U K I) ne*! Houshidder. E M Galloway, H A P P E N IN G S U f K t ’ P A T E Arthur Vowel), KeJix Frank, Billy I .e tiler, I. P. MfCuller. GeO. Mc­ A-LIfm di L'ommtiBiriniiAi far ik>i Cd«m i lo Sofwtr i dn.it, ■< ï 'K-.b* Laughlin, Henry Purdon, Eugene II»» H A Itikriii», 1*K<*a« No .r Roumillut tt I Thigpen, Osborne . A * )V Herndon. A. McClintock. Hume *•0« f . .t a a o it c,,.i n; isc, „ r. a a * it í i í i í s i ; ‘Uu.viaanr.aaiataaa -.1 KlIiiipL i la re nee Mahoney. Carl I ! ¡ir i fattili I hi» i in*»» l fastidious will In* uno »ak*. Schultz, Hilly Beard a11 of Orlando Mi-1 ! su he! t i inni bue "III ni ut inni* Pies, cukes, candie» salati» ami u]l and Dr Fain. ber ■lasse» in ehiclition and eXpres- kind» of good thing» A liberal pat­ siiiii ut thè tt ornali’» Club ninni» ronage will he appreciated Si. A ¡/nr* Guiltl durihg thè suinmer. heginning June The members of St. Agnes Guild tir-1 In thè munto of (he »timmer A action llrntgi were entertained by Miss ^aideo l " o re itala will Ite given under thè Mrs. F. L Miller delightfully en­ Williams Monday afternoon quite un-phe» ni the Wiitnunp Club in thè tertained the members of the Auc­ delightfully. Business of import­ interest of the building fumi. tion Bridge, Club and two table* of ance was transacted and final other friends Monday afternoon. rungeipents made for the cooked The little daughter of Mr., and The date to* Sunday school The club prixe, a lovely cut gtasa fopd sale to ho given at the Parish picnic to Del-con Spring* has been Mr». R. E, Tolur will he called Tipperary pickle dish was won by M M "A , P. house Saturday afternoon. Ice picnic has been changed from June TiTA“'pic\\lYoV aT lfie Parish House Mary Elisabeth. Connelly and the guest prize by- cream and cake was served. Those 3rd to June 10th. The rate will be nre sure to bring a large crowd Sat­ Mrs. \V. E. Watson, who was pre­ present were Rev. Arthur Peck. Miss 60 cents round trip for adults, 25c urday evening, for they will he no Urolhrrhooti ¡{ccrpion Robt. Herndon, sented with a dainty piece of lin­ Harding. Mrs for children. less than " I t ’s a Long Way to T ip ­ Dti Monday night the Senior gerie, A tempting salad and sand­ Misses JosIn Stutnon, Eva Walker, It has been decided hv the com­ perary." Everyone knows how pop­ Urol Iterhood of St Andrew» gate wich coarse was served. Enjoying Zoo Munson and Charlotte Hand. mittee to have the Chautauqua next ular the song of that name Is and their annual reception to the gradu­ the charming hospitality -of Mrs. The next meeting will he held with ating class of the ‘High School at the Miller were Mesdames Newman. Miss Zoe Munson. season und the date will be the first the pictures are sure to attract. Parish House, one of the most de­ B. W. Herndon. Connelly, Puloston, There will be good music, the week in March. A fine program has been arranged and Sanford will violin and the piano. The former lightful receptions given the grad McLaughlin, Vorce, Miller and Miss Palm Springs he benelitted greatly by this Chau­ will be played by Mr. Earl Paxton Uuie*. Patronesses of the charming Fish, members of the club. Olhei A jolly crowd of pleasure seekers and the latter by Miss Fannie He bn occasion were Me*dames T. A. Neal, guests were Mesdames Neal, Barnes, tauqua. spending then day at Palm Springs Munson. Margaret Harnes, B. K- Whittwt, Watson, Bishop, Gabbctt, *ConThe editor of The Herald is in­ Sunday were Miss Saidee Williams, Also a word might he said about W. D. Holden. J. 3tcwnrt, who as- ^a|e8t ¿ ea, an(t Thrnsher. debted to Col. Georgo N. Rigby 'for Charlotte Hand. Belle Smith, Mar­ the ventilation of the Parish House. aisled the. members of the. Brother­ a fine framed photograph of Elbert garet Roberts, Arthur Yowell, A. It is cool and comfortable on no- hood in receiving. The Purish House Hubbard which was a personal gift House Dance fo r Visitor McClintock, J. D. Roberts, chaper­ count of the high ceiling and many was lovely with its decorations of from the Fra to Mr. Rigby and bears windows. There is a great plenty smilax, fern and cut flowers. The Miss Charlotte Hand was the oned by Mr. and Mrs. W. P. Carter. his autograph. We appreciate the of -good fresh air. R rot her hood cake was a marvel of gracious young hostess nt n delight­ gift^very much and the • picture of Como and have an enjoyable even­ tin- culinary art and beautiful to ful dance On Monday evening in It ox Social the late Fra who went to his death look upon, the work of Mr. Wuller honor of her guest. Miss Marian ing. A most enjoyable box social was on the Lusitania will adorn the wall Ralph On flu* top, in the colors of Hunt of San Francisco. The attracgiven nt the homo of Mrs. W. II. of our sanctum. the graduating class, were the let- live home was beautiful with its Wednesday evening for the Free Demonstration t• r» in icing "St Andrew» Rrother- arrangement of (lower* and fern*. An Important Series The public generally i» invited to benefit of thy Catholic church, from while tilt* »ide» were tlccti- \ use» and howls of van rolored Next Sumlat mnrning, at the t ’on lt demonstration t*f the Ideal Fireltmsi b**.*t| which u goodly sum was added to | rate»d with tiny him h eyed Susan», flowers were placed upon tables and gregutinnul chitrch u new series will Cooker ln In* held at the störe of the the treasury A large number of dtme ,n icing cabinet», while trailing vim*» and hegin. entiileil 'Aid* to the l.argei (¡,.ti J{ permild Hardware Co. next tii*. * l.t»» llower members and friends of the church Apprecnittnn of the llihle.” The Monday und lasting lor three duys. (■.inio and dancing were enjoyed (lotted plant* added to the charm gathered to enjoy the fun, with subject of the lint series will he, It is safe to say that every house­ throughout the evening. .In the ad­ nnd beauty of the decorations. The Clarence Mahojiey in the rolh of “ Oral Tradition: Its Charm and Itn- wife who is not now it possessor of vertisement contest the first prize music was furnished by the colored auctioneer- Clarence is a mnn bf Delicious punch was portance.” It is intended to kmake i one of these fireless cookers will he w e won by Mrti Al. Martin, to orchestra. many talents and not the least Is his served throughout the evening, and ability as an auctioneer whom a hook wiM-^pre»ented. and Boxes sold this a helpful effort in a better un- interested in seeing ju»t how much dyrstnnding and complrt<*r appro- nicer ami cimier their houm-wnrk cadi " ' I '“ ’ hard n-irnt*i! the »ecoiid orange ice and cake al the refresh- frilrn lif[y Wlta lo tao .JolUra, the elation of the wo ,1 of G...I All ar. *he -made * > > ' •' ■' 1,1,31 ,,f 1h” ' IM irt.m » ment hour contenta of thom heing mnst didecth\■ •*......the use >' If — one ■ ream and cake W.i* served at Invlted lo Micci Mi** llunt «ere aldo Punch wns served free, gratis w eleo metí In hear this series which 1 >emori**t ration nach tiny from 9 :(t0 r**tr**%hflit*hf linur ! In* uui'M** Dr ai.>1 M r- Pnl*-*toi I *r and Mr» and tur notliing. whirli of rourso will runfor -ever.il Sunday*«,at the to it oil .i m ami from 2 :to to ó on tfiitl .i I h la 1c Into', voting t hi* Seal Dr and Mr» t il liuti Mr nddeii in theetijoynient of thè sven­ mortili g - r yi* •¡. to Every oui* weli-om«* If you Ii r••t In* r Immh| tin* nmwt jjni- ami Mr* D I. Thraaher. Mr and mg * already have one come in anyhow, * t»f hn**lH Mr» Il tt Uerndou Mr and \|r» ' < anil) factor) at Enterprise and see the many new uses for the \ liir*1 contest and vegetable ran\ewinan Mr and sM r»t Il I test were much enjoyed und elicited .! S ( »arel»on ha* lii.utctl in En Deal I II Ml It • .tifi I'll • ft Tprise and i'»t)l hit-shed the (riilelHull), Mr. and Mr», tt. E. Watson, lnl|l.|, fun. In the formpr, Mrs. J. L. Frinii tittle immemorial June has Mr and Mr* Mr and Mr* Ml|r, tt.„ f)lrn,na„ , (,t.st KU,.M„ r son Candy Co,. and will engage in Program at the Star for the week lut i popular month for wedding* I I Miller. Mr and Mr* Itnxton an(t |a U ,.r M .»s Adel.ude the manufacture «*f .uutl) and *<o Itcgmning Mendit), M m) .list •I tt I- »aid the lilmd little got) lia* Perkin» ferlions Mr liarct-on ha* had Mr and Mr» I II ......... . Higgins secured the honor. Each t ii id hi* arrows *o effect I \el) III Mr and Mr* 1 E llenrv , Mr and year* of experience in thi» line of presented with corsage bouquets Muniln) >. infuni that man) marriages will **r" * business and thinks that ht» new ** McLaughlin. Mr and „ ( carnations Another form of l’ara mount ' Tilt* Straight Road ■■ tr ih June t)it* year Vniong field will offer a** unirli or more than * '• Hurt Mr and Mr* nnuisetnent was the jitay on names. feature iff four part* i i i i., wilt he Dial of Mi»» f ’arrie \rehie Hell*. Mi»»e* Sanlee Wd- T h (, |„ , t r hemming quite an onlile log eitle*, a-* Enterprise ha» tile I u e s tla t 1 -mitiger and M " llenrv No kel, II. !en Rowland Anna \l* tertaming adjunct to such affairs. advantage of the water transporta Pat he a» II, Plot \ 11a• |. t, will i lk* (tl.ii t* al Die I migre- * ■■•ughlln. f loreirei frank, t.ret turn y number of musical selections comlion tt i* wel* t*|ne Mr t i.irelson I** ih. t alleo grapti Ui t wo |ntrt» gallonai church on tin* evening iti Schultz. Dig« Sell lilt Z pen.bea l.ef an Pvr,,jng of delightful entin* -*ec (I on of hlurida t oat lliT. l aura fish, Helle Smith Ade* p n '»lient and socialhility funi* 1f«111 \\ ed nestlrt) Thi* will he followed l*v that of bilde Ihggiti-. Anne Higgins Lillian \ t tirrcrlinn ■ Exploit* **f Kliitt,* >erial sul 11iggi ii» f*»»ie Purdon, l|i>rlt*rt»e Mi** Eta VtaDer and Mr M Mm Editor II • raid II tlA the Trachrnt , J|.| t W0 ll I ’curl W fit te tteitlmali, Hazel Hand. Miss Kinz ank at Itie f. pi-copal * hlircb. tin*) four tv pe »«tting mat hm« Iliadi* A1 1** I.nuise Harris and Mi»» Hazel "Savetl by the Watch.’’ "M r Mis* Seav next evening Jlifts* ! hi h I h*1 hrtde* ; lev of (triando and me *av ! will not tmu your vote» Trent with ('nine* Home "A Strur I M .-»r* .1 D Robert*. Bill) lidi. Continued on,Page 8. It* in* have I .-ell two of the best while I wrote will noi lu J voiir vote» of Blonde Hair loved teacher* of the Sanford school» T o buy volt's is against the law; to Thursday an<l will he greatly mt*»ed from their ,y i iWviVtVtVt i m i it i n i it iVtïiWiW»V»WVtVtWfnVt it ■»Vi iiVMiVn i WiViViViWi'iWi r iP Iteg for them would in my «»pinion " P a t he New» I oii*ln P'tori* ui . n-1ii im *1 p i i i » olii) he Iij had l.l»te Itlograpti in I wo part* "In Ê As I ma) want stum* of your 1tut ch I -p:.ee lati r will to*' Tre» p.i »» f U ht r I 1111a i i I . . . . . . . !.. e • l . f 1 I I » -11 \- o. * . I .- coin • i • l.iill.l t ..... ' I .b cm .. 1 ..I I *.■!!' port ,i * i I •• * II . - *i.*11 •r i i w '.i i e dV f **.it iir .l.t) .1 \M *i qrda) all* ft."OI from . t>* », Deli Roimct .tu*l J.u’oo. t art no II ton. cades in tempt the appetite of the.I* edy "The Mystery " f the Seven Piano Tuning 1Chests," Selig in two jiart»,' ' ‘ W'lieii It. D Moyer, the piano tuner ha» Slippery Slim Wcut for Egg* ,$ 1 .1 0 l arge, e xeepl t hat wit html i xtra mine to *» inford *t*» *la) I I 1* exall . »nl.tr* «i * , i p v o. g ». at » V* 11I perienec a - pe. ml i tint r nit» heet ha V* I t f The Sunday school picnic that wan to he given at Deleon Spring« Don’t furget tho good'thing» that , , . . . .. on Thursday, Juno Jrd him been, can ho hoTlght (or Sunday at the I . . . , . , ,, ipostponed on account of the lark Of ;; Little Happenings— Mention II Pariah House Saturday afternoon extra coaches on the A. C L. The * of Matters in Brier— ¡1 and evening hig Confederate Reunion at RichPersonal Items of \ jT h e Order of Eastern Star will ! rnond the saíne week "ill take all hold its regular meeting Tuesday, the extra equipment a« the A. C. L. * Interest June 1st All inemher« are urged ha* been designated as the oltlrinl to he present Important business, route from Florida and "hen this is Summary of the Montini; Snmll ¡¡ At The ladies of the Huptist church over the pienie will he given. Talks Succinctly Arranged for thi» time it seein» that June lOth hold a rummage sale in the Harried Herald Readers LetTler block tomorrpw afternoon will finqlly he decided upon und the 3 further unnouncement will he given and evening It’s a long way to Tipperary, but in The Herald The pienir will ho Plain fudge, peanut fudge and p’s not far to the Parish House. pulled o(T us arrnnged (or everyone divinity fudge at St. Ague* Guild is Interest cd in t hin populär exuur5 or 6 doses 666 will • break sale tomorrow sion. aI1y owc-iJi-fover or C h iU *„ i i i k x d — . . . :: |NANDABOUTTHECITY :: u PAGE FIVE *t.ir for in.id. tin m an) h. - f n d i t | .90 i 1.00 j :¿5 i .20 Stone’s Cakes, fresh everyday each Whole Codfish, lb. Smoked Halibut, lb. 7 small cans Cream 111 a ti W da>* two '. ; r r „ t .10 .20 .30 .25 i [fftiaHi* them those thin little dunes ( hnt we are all after will ritme roll W illi each 2 5 c ja r o f B eechnut Peanut B u tler w ill g ive 1 0 c ja r Free i nf Pauline in The Perils of Pauline ltlRi r„||,kmg heiter skelter in hsi Arnold Daly (days the opposti. thin (ril|{ ,(lMl vvallet. *^ VmAw .W/WNWVWWWWWAWWAMM.MAMWMwwwAVWW «»».»•*> MMMWWWM'tF: being a detective and furnishes »Tim* ___ thrill* for the i) udiente that will mo.ve every |M*rson frtim th«* most decrepiti and tire old man tn young America in all his glory ami inno cence. * Thi* subject varies from Pauline in nuehurle»» different ways. It H E R E is a human side to litis institution. Wo like tt» meet outr customers and netha* tilt* peculiar distinction of being j the most populnre serial ever issued acquainted with them for our mutual ad van tune. and is 'being run in practically eveiy • This bank Is working all the time to please iLs customers, and we an1 wdl equipped theater of consequchce beteeon the to render the Itosi assistance to legitimate busiftess interests. eniile** boundarifl* of Nova Scotia. • Ymir affairs can iw intrusted to your HOME INSTITUTION with the knowledge Key West. Cape Horn anti Seattle that they will bo well cared for, as this bank is owned and managed by the most solid leing of a detective nature everyine naturally know* how much real and successful business men of this city. •xcitement can he aroused liy a * We conduct a well equipped Savings Department, where you can open an account veil acted story bordering on thi* with $1.00 and will receive 1 per cent interest, compounded quarterly, on .El funds subject ft A g M j 8j g g = l YOUR BANK T It i» Useless to lake Up tittle HIMI space describing this subject It has been »«id by some prominent critics that Webster should have molded some word other thirn "su- 1 perl)” that could he applied to thing* that were hotter than anything ever shown to the scrupulous .and cri[icising eyes of mankind. The firat episode of thU »tory will be «hown Wednesday. Juno 2nd, deposited. LET I S SERVE YOt SEMINOLE COUNTY BANK (C O U R T IIO l'S E Ü U I L D I H O ) Foli Ii EtS T L À K E, V n s . D. L. T II HAS 11EU, V ic o /Vm . A . H. K E Y, Cashur ¡ípipijsiísitííisqRtsííírpítsitsííRpípffííííitsípqíípííSffs «. • - d . * tA . , . :k t . à’ ♦ • — .. .J 4 �THE SANFORD HERALD FA C E SIX ooaooooooooooooooooooooot DO NOT CROWD _____ S U P E R B NIGHT ILLUM INATIO N OF T H E VAST PALACE ÖF HO RTICULTURE ‘ o o o o TREES. Odd. It Is odd that lho man who speaka without thinking Is the tmo most apt to nay what he thinks. Great At night tho vaat gloss dome of th» Palace of Horticulture Is played upon by rmys of gigantic aoarchllght projectora iot within the building. Tho globe, which Is tho largos? hemispherical glass dome In tho world and la one of the many marvels of tho great Panama-Pacific International exposition, then assumes all tho colors of tho rainbow. This photograph shows the great building at night with tho rays of the searchlights casting tho sign of the Zodiac over Its gleaming surface. -. \ Diet of Ancient Athletes. Tho athletes of ancient Greece trained on now cheese, dried figs, grain, nllk and warm water. and 2 smaller dressed dollies for every boy and girl in the city. Hurry Blindness of the World. When Pley le Work. lYie world which credits what Is It's hard to play on some people’s done U cold to all that might have sympathies. In fact, K Is all work been.—Tennyson. xnd no play— Philadelphia Record. These 3 dol­ lies are beau­ tifully printed on one large piece of mus­ lin all ready to cut out and stuff. T h ey have golden hair, big Big Beautiful Doll T*» LEGAL ADVERTISING In Misinform» I Ion Is Riven I,» o»r- v Inin Bocllotia ctiurvruliiK tin* |»rv»|a- J cr il liitn ik'o bora ct;n ircci In mi o ore 16ml. It Ima lHt*ji rvt-om- * mantled by certain uninformot! o nurscrj men tbut ireca t*> plant- J «1 about OHt*en feet apart each • way. wlicreita they- alioultl bo £ thlrty-flve to forty feet npart. If o planted too clone they cannot lie « cultivated or apittyod to good ad- • Tnntage. The lim b»'grow up- s right and tunko pIckliiK dllllcult * Furthermore, nlindcd (tortlona of « the tree will not net n normal • crop. The JiorUctillurnI depart- o inent of ‘ the Nebraska Agricul- J turn I colIcBe says ttint Lho prop- o er distances for the different J trees arc as followa'»CUarrUnh*mir peaches twenty feet and apples J thirty to forty feet, except W hit-. • oey ernb and Duchess and other * upriBht varieties, whlcli tuny bo • planted but twenty-Dvo feet • npart • A MAY 2H, i , „ u k i Ju 9/ * § * m and get i yours! \\ if /// / . b r o w n \\ eyes and \\ arevery \\ life-like . . a ) indeed. Clrcalt Court, .Hecenth Judicial ( Irruit In and W Seminole County, Florida. In Chancery. 1 benjamin Draw va Cook A Jennings. Ft nl T o Conk A Jennings anil nil p a r t i « claiming l n t o r « t under tho laid Cook A Jennings or othernia« to tha NE>4 of lh* N E ' * ' of Section 1, Tp. XI, 8 , It. 31 Knat. I t appearing born the llfll of Complaint of Davis A o i l » , , eounsel for tb* above named complainant that tho place ol res­ idence of the above named defendanti la unknown and that there la no peraon In the etnte of Florida * service of .subpoena Upon whom would bind the defendants. T h a t aftlanta believe the defendaute la over the age of XI. Y ou are therefore ordered to appear to thla bill on Monday, the 2nd day of August, A . O. IBIS, the lame being a rule day of thla coun­ i t la l « r l her ordered th*t"*\hia notice be publlahrd in the Sanford Herald, -a newfe pap er pubUahed In Sanford. Seminole coun­ ty, Florida, for IX ronaeculive wreki. Witneae E. A. Douginas, clerk ol the circuit court and the eeal thereof thla • th day of M a y , . A . D. 1918^ — — (eoal) E. A. D O U G L A S S . Clerk. b y Jaa. C. Roberta. D. C. Davia A Giles, Sollcltora for Complainant AN O R D IN A N C E An Ortllnanc* prohibiting R«tiu ran ta, Lunch Countera and Cnffe« Standi on wheeti Irom doing business In certain locallo ni In the city of Hanford: lie It ordained by t h « mayor and city council of the city of Sanford, Florida: Section 1. T h a t It ahall be unlawful for any peraon or peteona operaUng or main­ taining restaurants. coffee etaoda, or lunch countars in any vehicle or who usee any vehicle or wagon for tba sal« of goods, wares and merchandise with tha eaception of wagons used. In and for t h « sale of peanuts and popcorn: to use portions of any v a­ cant lot within the present brick lire limits of t h « city of Sanford, or any public square, park, street or eldewalk for the purpose of selling or offering for ente, any good* w a r « or merchandla«, eacept aa herein ab ov e provided. Section 2. A n y peraon or persona vio­ lating any of the provisions of thla ordin­ ance shall, 'upon convlctlort, bo fined noqacoedlng T h irty Dollar*, or Impriionat or Imprisoned not more than thirty daya for each offense. Section 3. Thla ordinance shall go Into f f fe c t . Immediately upon Ita passage and approval by tho mayor. P a »* «d thla 3rd da y of M ay , A. D. 1915 II. W. H E R N D O N , I’ rM|dent City ly Council. Ci 1 hereby certify thal_ the foregoing or­ orer ce wa, duly p sued by the city coundinance e ell ell o f .Hanford. Florida, In . « . i o n , ghia 3rd <1ay of M ay , A. D. 1915, M. W. l.OVEI.1 C ity Clerk. Appro ved by me this 3rd day of May, . fi. 1916. • D. L. T H R A S H E R . 74-tt-Frl • Mayor. AN O R D I N A N C E . An Ordinance requiring the grading and paving of portion, ol Park avenue and Hughey atreel with vitrified brick. Rc It ordained bv th . mayor and city council ol Hanford, Florida; Section I That Fari, avenue .hall be graded and "paved- with viirifie.l I. ich from . I hr I nlCTiHirlion ill I'ark a vr rim- with T f nt h to lho intofaorUori of Tarh ivrnui< with H u fh r y Ftrrci, »aid brirk o a v e m m l to L>r a « i i i t h of fWtorn f*ot; and that Hufhf*) at root «hall ho gradrd anti paved with %i * r i fl r d brtrk a width nf nine from the JQit I f r««nr lion ijf II U| liny at met and Tark i v r n u r to the hard l u r l i c r d road l e i d i n i to Orlnndo; said road being tnr xtenaion of Sanford i t m u p ; «aid naving to pany. under (ho lo lowing ■„... , , tvr. the original of which .....* ' i n . In the offir* of the Her, eia, ,* •» Ila Floride, at Tallahassee, n , , '*>• af uulred by l a — * *- * A i lirica ■ f Into, «„ration Reati, tfon i ompanj We, the undersigned. ha ,. associate ourselves and do h.r.t T* 4 '• associated, f o t the pur,,,,,. 1 1-----Into a body politic mil o Tlll . '"U .M ubi and by virtue of the La » . "tau of Florida, and do hereby , ' '-Roe. Ing a r t i c i « of Incorporaron Article I The name of the corpora, Thatcher Realty Compari v . _ ► .•» , pal place of buunre, «hall >. •o l „ t In the County of Semin.,I. , i * 1» af Florida, but It may ha,.- ... , 0 |. ficea, agenclet and (dare, , I* Florida, and In other Stair , ■ I BL|,J States, and in foreign c o n 1*'■ It* board of directora may, I , „in i ' n !>*• determine. Ar tlrlr II. T he general nature ol it., (| I » Iran ,acted by th, curt,..,, '>*11 1 « aa follow,, to-Wit; T o purchase, own , hold, ., . rent, sell, mortgage, etc hing, other. wise deal In real retate en,I «;•> '¡tit, title Interval or « t a t e therein. of Florida, and other State, Stataa, and In foretgn —rmnrrr.tn, pulr«, own, lease and oceup, land,, orc hards grove,, ranrhi. and t m l t o r l p ; la lay out. pi.,nPr„ U,' irrigate, drain, cultivate. u,e the property of the corporal,.., “J others, and to ilo and perl„r ,n ,,| ,,, appropriate or needful, tor the .1 . .,|„p 'J or Improvement o| , , m r . t,,r , , , ,,gr’ for which the same may be ^ undertake and direct the m s n i j , m.r,t tale of the property of th i* rnr|inra *Mjf, •he property of other,; to buy. .,i| rent, erect and conllruct hou*,-.. ’ buds’ hiulg. ___i i a«t i a ( factories, t u iir * i i)i Ing*,— t twork*, hotel,. buna. Ing*, club h o u , « . *mu,emrnt j.. ation pier* *nd other Improve,,.., . „ j property of the corporation, nr ,,, ” e f t y of Other*: to m»nuf*rtor, (i-odg,, pur chair, acquire, 'hold, m „ n * » t . iil.jg,’ sell, assign, tranrier, trad» , n l !,,) V Umber, tim ber land,, turpentine, turpea. line land*, naval a t o r « , lumber and elLe maurlata, and to handle ami deal In merchandise ol every c'a», md d«crlptlon, which may be calculated, direct­ ly or Indirectly to efleciuete the of the corporation: to purchase I-,,,, operate and dDpoee of coal, iron.' ti„ * copper, tin. pboaphate and , 1 1 „ i t . , hinds of m i n « , clay and brick work,, g ,. , r j tj| wells and mineral and other Ur.,], lt perform all kind, of rlvil engin. • • , ( conitruction work, Inrludlng -f-rtiei of all hind, of building- and • ■jriurw and the conatructlon of hri.t. - , ,dtB’ and all other kind, o| road, a, > -im i, and the construction of railroad, »>,,i > of e v er y d «c r ip t lo n and the ijrt at the gereral buslnrwi of eng'i r i,i construction contractor,, to Ito « c u r e same by deed* of t, Tiert. - part ] *?**! l' f on- the whole . •!ie*. ' oi *h* property held by th. t- far 1 “ n,i to * * 11 “ n ' 1 *>" *■ protH-r corporate urn. ■>. « nd th, board of director, may deter ermim tu loa* and boirow money on notes, bond,, martgage or other seruritie«; to guarente* >uh■cribe for, hold, purchase or „> h.rvua acquire, « i l . transfer, bmcii mnrtgacn. jdrdg, or otherwise dispose ol the share- ani sputi stock of, or any bonds, « c u n tir * id tri, d e n e « of Indcbtednru Iw u M rV*ted b y , any Corporation or corporal f (Mi ■ tate, or any other «tate , » « , •to*, and, while th e o w n e r, of ,u< h tèi or other o blig ati o n ,, to r » , n *U Ik« •"«kip ' ! cht*-, P 0* ' ' ' ' »"•» 5*r.%,l. - . Uf»'hereof, and to . . e r r , * , , »■ ird " n,th,-.r 'I V II.« tm ni-.llii 'r I II „ I ., » . dr* might or rould d t tell of all kind* what* ofv r r for t K* 1 • •uni' of i ti buaineu ami purpi**« % «r-d a , . rtfib Iv to Üief irn auch power» A- m * * inn•fant to the Jiurpoar* anti bu»inr- . r or -por ,rd®r , a*.t1 on. and to hat**, u r n and |»n %.D », »Hal * rar 1 I por"*al ion», P0lfcter*«trganlx«ad ‘ •rig ui* 1 rorPorat 0l>*' der the law* of the State of Honda The fongtiing rlluwBB ahaU W iH . [■o*tr ality uiya uuiii aim biivf m u urmnanrr ■hall Lhecome «flr etlv*. that ahould *n> * iffilrlr III property owner, owning property abutting on aaiif atreeti to be p «v e d a» afgreaiid, The amount of th»* eapHal fail, within th® time fttmv® provided to carportllon *h®ll *»«• H pnve paid «treet In front of thrir re*pee ■* 11 ‘I dollar* ( 1 2 OU,l)t>a mi tive property in l e r o r d i n r * with the term» iota two thousand - Mt,M of thla ordinanre and with the plan» and Pir **loe t»f One Hurnimt 1 • per I ft cat inn* thereof, heretofore prepare«) rarh, **nia *h*tl by the ril> engineer, .Aid work ahall >l« t the rorporallon »ball hadone under «.nd by direction of the city of | i Hi ■rtlon of the board id Hanford, and the proportionate c®it (hereof elaiaify and divide *«>d ahtll be ®a»e»*ed agalnat the land upon mon and preferred upon which aaid paving ahall abut, and the city under «urh mndlltf ri '' ■* »haU have a lien therefor, enforrlblr in tike r d by I be director«1 manner a* other lien». %i|lrle I .section * That ujxm the failure of any co, por. Uon ' „ ¿ j |>r pro perty owner l » I J . l e the Improvement. p ,,,,,,,,, . hereinabove provide.) fur, , » M work .hall ,,, mky lie done by the city of Hanford, cr »hall of feti or pceraonal proper* be let by * contract by the city of Bin* payment of I* bar of «ervire* ai furii to the l o w « l an,l moat reaponiible to ,}r , c , min,.| bidder, in i ( ( o r d a n f t with the plan and c)if#vf tor*. ■peritlration» with reference in »aid » " * k . Arllrle t *n.l two-third, ol the co.t o( ,uch gradT („ corporation ahall Ing, opening, paving. Improving and reul) powrr ■aid atreeti pairing said .treet. Iro n the date of the p ( l r „ , , nd Iranrh.-. he work ar all be completion of 1 the a Hen *Uif»erior to * 1 1 other lien», e ir e pi onl> l i m» for l a t e « upon the |fi|* or proper r> fronting or abutting upon the *tr«et here i nabove deacribed graiJei), opepn) , pa v rd, curbed, improved or repaired, amt the remaining tine third of auch coat »hall be j»*1d by tjie dt y. Section 1 Thw eitirnaled co»t of p n l inng * -» conducted l.> I he ident and treasurer, «Itti j<re*l'l' i ' ma> b« • • pervuti, and a board of i"*’ nor more than nine dire, r.*r hv the the II) number to h* fixed1 hy »»"i l i » ‘ «h® per »q u art yard for the paving of I' *rk (pust In* holder® of ito rk in »*ol f|,rp r an « avenue I» f t . 60 per square yard, and the to ib* elrrtrd in n tlllfy *»> d r > fm, ‘ of*. estimated total co*t of the paving nf th® U n n ^ h e first meeting of rfi-cefl thortion of Park avsnue above deaeri bed la ®r». heft* IIt after pro vidi d for. y0600.00, and the evtlmated rost to lot owner* uf th** corporation «kail be per foot front on Park avenue la I I . 10. The „ ». . . , estimated co»t of paving pet square yard for . , 1 , * r *'r' , the paving „I Hughey street I, *a afnrrwahl SI 60 A .i.m ., vice-prr,..l-tl. '• nd per square yar,l, and the « t l m a t e d total coal « " ' ' « ' X directora »hall b« M M 1* » H- Adam*, and Frank A, M* The Aral, of organila! iun » ! rr khol der « of ipp " m held lh the r|t) of ha nf » * I ty, State of Y lurbl* *-** 1f • • airi atfrelA n o « being on file In the of June, A. I). 1916, fur the pun flire of* ( he city clerk of Sanford, Florida ing bjrdxwi, completi ng the and open tu public Inspect kin duri ng re amn * of the corporation, and for the |"t» ;> »Í t he rori • hie cifRre hours, for the benefit of the I ng t he of public. * . hereinbefore provided for • nd of i hr paving of that portion uf Hughey « tr re f a uo v e dr » cf i-bed I■ f 150Ö1,00, ani) t h* eat Ima ted co*t to lot owner« (»er foot front on Hughey »treet I» TO cent* The ( Bl i ma l ei nf the r< at of »aid paving uf '* • w .V . « v mmm ACTUAL HEIGHT, 75 INCHES Section 4. Th® city engineer la hereby yvqulratl, within ten d*y * altar the first publication of this ord inance to (.rtrparo and file an estimate of th* amount of the llrn for such paving which the city will claim against each of the lot* front­ ing or abutting upon th* street* to be so paved, which M tim at« shall be baaed upon th * eetlmated coat of said work and upon the frontage of lot* upon the street* to be paved. Section 8 . An y person owning any In­ f o r m . In A y of said property, abutting on that portion of Farit avenue and Hughey *tr«( t o , be paved, •* afAreuld', ahall h a v « tb * right at any time, within thirty d » y * after th# filing of said c l i m a t e , a* » f o r c ' d , with the city rierk, to present .to the city clerk a sworn petition to be ur«Mnt»d to th* city council. aettlng Ikrth, that In tba opinion of t h « ' petitioner the «etim ated amount of *urh Rena upon such lot ia incorrect, showing wherein It t* Incorrect, or why It will c r e e d the ■pedal benefit accruing from tho work and pav ing to bo dono in front of said loa. Section •- The d ty council of Sanford. Florida, shall, altar proper nolle*, and within th* tfm* prescribed by ordinance, elt as a board of equalisation, \o hear any ad all petitiqns and romptlinta which may be filed In reference to the « l im it e d cost of tho paving provided for above, and to make due ana proper Inquiry Into tho question involved, and If It shall appear to th* satisfaction of tb* d ty council, sit­ ting aa a board of aquaUistion, that th# «tlm a to d amount of said lion Is roerectly estimated, th* amount so fin d shall stand aa the amount ol surh Hen to b* claimed by tba d ty ol Sanford, for tb* paring of tb* atrwet afo rr«IU , In front of oald prop­ erty, and after tho d ty coundl had heard art petltloaa and given alt property (w a ­ r n an opportunity to bo board and tnad* 1 ^/ aary to equalise th a . aaneeamenls In pro­ portion to bonoflU. ■old ostiniate». u than equaliaed «hall stand aa trua and correct. ACTUAL HEIGHT, 75 INCHES Beat, Floyd'« ^ I n ^ w T i e a « Wberaof, th« corporator, have Knob. lnd'»s*. HER . W A L T E R 8 . AIM M > F R A N K A RL-sT State of Kentucky > act. County of Jefferoon f e - y+ b . ^ r ,^ a . | r r ; A d ^ . J -r r i President C ity Coun dl. a r t i c i « o f Incorporation, and r » rh .¡..It« I hereby certify that tb* foregoing or­ did then and there, before mr « ’ a«s dinane« « a a panai) by tha city council ol that he «uhacribed his name iu Sanford. Florida, in aoaaion. this 3rd day of incorporation for the purpu-e- >» ol M a y . A. D. 1918. ■M. W. LOVBLL, "frv e a under my hand « n,‘ . C i t y Clark. . of olfic# at l^ulavill*. In ,h' -rtk Approved by ma thla 3rd day of M ay Jefferson, state of Kentucky. ,,n A. D. 1918. day of April. A. D. 1818. m l. n t. T i i n i a n v o 74-FrM tc V I ì Ei t ì -,, Notary Public. 'J«®*r*o 0 ,<#”Fri-*'t Notice « r Ayatl callea far Callara Pataat Incorporating Thalrhcr Realty Company N o lle * la baraby tiran that a a tha undersigned, Inland to apply to tha Honor­ able Park Tram moll. Governor of the State of Florida, at Tallaba aaat, Florida, on tha •lh day of Jana, A- l>. IM S, lor Imitara Patent, ineorporatlnt Thatcher Realty Com- Try a Herald Want Ad tVx*. . y ‘K ; , V ' - Vi'iV 1 1 Fraak*"À. r — d *u * * 'i d‘ S. w .' iiV I i h d o n V * ' Sent prepaid to any address with One Yearly Subscription to The Sanford Herald at the « ! regular price of $2.00. Get yours before they are all gone. We have only a limited supply. S », . !rf* l t he annual meeting of the of tho corporation «hall be held on hr :®4 »Mf. Tuesday in Jbly, of each ,n,l A itit i« 111 irrt tjf Iq casca of v a r a n e ! « In ,n> > directorships of the corporal'"' ; «**» •• shall b# filled by election st ih, t srd. «J the directors, and the officers ' !"•■' thus chosen shall serve until lh« ' era are duly elected at the n « < * nual meeting of tho stockholder- «* h'f provided. A r tid e 11ll. Tho privale property of lho . t nek►olden of the corporation shall be, in no * ' • ’ " to any e i t r n l whaleocver. Ilabl. I"' debts of the corporation, eacej-' aatent of tho amount« which ma> !•' J on th * «lo ck «ubtcrlbed fur by them •"« aaid atock «hall be non.as«s.«b'c Article I X. T h * hlghnt amount of IndeMr-l' ihlch corpor.t . „ •'* liability to which the c< .ball be sn an «minin' subject ItlwIL. Shall to the entire capital ,loek ol ih» c , pocallott. Article X. T h o n e m « and rM'dcnres nl the • scribing Incorporators, *nd 1 h' . of capital stock subscribed by «»ch * follow*, t« - w U : . .. M . ? H . Thatcher. »AiuUvIlle. Kentucky. M im im i Walter 8 . Adame, Louisville, Kentucky, , / 11 .-*■=*' - , ‘ �■ CLUDROOT tN PASTURE C A OD A G E S . Making the Little Farm Pay When cabbages, cauliflower, turnips or «Imllar crops * arc grown nqieau-.il}- or In surcesslon on tbe same piece o f ground the roots of these vegetables are likely to Ins-lime nt tacked by By c. c. BowsnaD what Is known ns rlubroot. In our older gardens we <L> not seem to have very much trouble In rl*w of the general determination from that »ouri'e. Nor la- there much danger In soils that con­ w »ocurv larger fi mi uc*la *rc turns from tain n good projKirtlon of lime. iSrlt'iltore, morn Uiun ordinary nttenIJmo applications are therefore U being Clven this year to truck often recommended ns a mean« finulotft to bend off the disease. Tbo Thl* branch of guluatrj takes n J vegetable* of Ibis fninlly should gmaller luveatmant. la. Und aud equip-“ lie kept out of nny piece of incut than ordinary grain-•fuitntnjj-’tjr ground where the disease has tUlryloif. nod It pay« better. There 1» once made Its appearance, at ( distinct tendency toward smaller least for several year*. If you place*, and the next couplo <5f year* act plants entirely free from In­ will ace a great many more farmers fection and put them In a »pot ^,,,1 there arc at present, many of that was free from rlubroot la«t them bring city |>eople. who bnro turn • year you will not be likely to jjj the agricultural vocation. have your plnuts Injured or de­ Under modem business methods stroyed by Ibis disc a«e. there will tie good financial returns from ten nod twenty acre farm#. bo(jdes which rural Ufo will tw greatly Improved. and the rush <#f country boys KILLING TH E POTATO BEETLE and girls to town will be checked. To make the little farm pay, to equal- Psrit Grssn s n d Load A rse n a te tha Favorite Remedies. lie the work and to get any enjoyment A good method Is to mix tlw parts not of country life there needs to be a wide diversity oft production, tnclud*. green with ten to twenty parts o f cheap lag bush and tree fruit«, vegetables flour, sifted Innd plaster or air slaked of various kinds, poultry aud some live lime before applying. It Is always ad­ stock. A place of twenty acre« can visable to add lime (air slaked) to neuaisily carry threo or four cow«, a trallie the soluble nchl contained In pouple of doxen pigs, three brood pnrls green, nml If this Is done no In mart-* and a srnnll Hock of «beep, be­ Jury will result, lairge plnuts can lx* side* raising u few head of young ent- much more thoroughly t rented by tle, either to keep up tbo dairy or to spraying. The parts green should be K || for beef. A «mull farm bo planned used at tbe rate of one |iound In It!) will yield an Income o f $2,000 to $1,000 gallons of water to which two pounds a y«-:ir. according to the «kill with of fresh slukill lime have been added which li 1« managed. Truck farms of It can tie eouiblmsl with txmlesux ten to twenty acre* nonr nil large cities 1 mixture, whleii Is used to chtltrol ■ m o ra fa ann ua. aro paying at the rnie o f $3fi0 to f.vst an acre. In many cases ilio owner* are dly man. Tho Bvorngo city man who Is nccus. tornei! to huatlo for his living will lie all right oti a modern farm. Ilo need not work moro Ilian ten hours n day. Pertmp* ns wise a stroke ns lie could mskr nt I lie outset Would be to pslnb lUh tin- ten hour day for Jilin-iolf and hU hlr.-d help as well ns Hie nieiidier-* of III* f milly Whenever 1 . ouslder the farming subject one of the first points to come to mind Is the dislike enter talned by young people for tbo drudg­ ery pertaining to tho dairy, tho corn field, the garden nml ngrlcnlturnl labor fetu-rnlly. Another thing wlilrh tlnslir« before me Is the barren ms-lnl life trhlrli 1« nil t<x> common In the farm lag districts There Is not enough recttsllnii. and tliero Is not enough ntten tloa glteu lo the otblcnl or <ultural lidi* of ilie farm hume This accounts la pari for the great exodus from the farming districts. Tho backward con aitimi of many ngrlcnlturnl sections Is wholly duo to the loss of tbo young I men and women, wlio have rushed sway to the cities, hoping to have an M»ler and happier life. The propcf place for the farmer's sons nml daugh­ ter*. ns n general p r o p o s i t i o n . U In tbo agricultural vocation, which they might be able by education and progressive Weas to broaden and brighten and Oako moro profitable. Land ownership la highly desirable for any fnmlly of limited mean*. The Importance of a homo In the country. * with land enough to afford a living In tome, becomes more and more appar­ ent every year. Tberefore, I «ay. buy If you can and only rent when you onnot buy. I repeat that there need no great fear of an onllnnry debt In the case of providing a nice farm bomb for the family. It wUl bo n master of Prtde and. satisfaction Jo work up to ■n lnd<q>cndeut position ns n land own­ er and farmer. If good sense and Indoatry nr* applied tho earning! from . • “ *e *bll will be sufficient to maintain the home In comfort and pay off any , 1 *,1Bt ha* been necessary. >f It la to be a small fnrm proposition as close as possible to one tff the mg markets. Places are to tw found »»b ln two or three miles of a good ■Ohurban station In almost any, section ° the country. If your taste Tuna toard a new, locality in' the west or nui ,*>crp nn> Plenty o f fine opportuhi states yrherc land can lx* ugbt at $15 tQ 1*5 nn ncro without »proTeraeoti and $25 to *75 an acre building». The advantage of bolding a city poJ»on for the first year or two will _ le the matter for a great many. people Will take little farms aZ?,.° ‘ own In *o doing they will I In touch with the comforts of life y « 1 . t . u.™, ,„.i bustne*, methods as ' »Und them. *:L , blight, without the addition o f tbo ex­ tra time. Lead nrseflnte Is replacing purls green In Kprnylug potatoes, ns In all other spraying with arsenical». The paste lend nracuute should In- used nt tinrate of ihree isiunds In fifty gallons of water j»r t lie dry lend arsenate nt the rate of owe and title half jHiundn In fifty gulloiiH of water The lend rirsc Iiate Is less liable to Injure foliage, sticks to the li-nri-s inucli ls-!ler tlmu pnrls green, and one application Is of ten ns ofTeotunl ns two or more o f tinlatter Poison should Is- applied ns son» ns ( the young larvae Iwgtn to hatch, and the number of iippllratln»» t>> In- given w ill depend upon the abundance of the pent a.s the season Advances. Often only an occasional plant will tie Infested nt first, nml with a small amount o f poison In a compressed air knapsack sprayer one can treat these In n short time Frequently this will Hi!lire the liutnlter* so that no further treatment will he necessltf} 1 *r. J It Smith of New Jersey rec­ ommend* spraying potatoes ns soon ns the Ins-tie* liegtli to feeil lit order to i kill these before tile eggs are laid It II Walden. F.vts-rlment Station. New I l n i eu, i '••tin H an d y Dug Filling Device. A handy device for filling lings ran Is- made hv following the plan given lu-rew llh Set ill' three p o s t « as shown In pie tore The l|" 1 «llolllil be Mboiil ' l l feel from Hu- gr-iuod v >eW into eto h part i «lout lo»'k :d the I" '-'lit I I'll LANDS. Tbo more fertile the land the better the pasture, but for eco­ nomic reasons the rough Arid« and gullied hillsides should bo the first to be used for grass. The Increasing prices of meats and of farm laltor will often make the fertile fields more prof­ itable In pasture than In tilled enqm. Tbo convenience of water for tbe stock should not tie over­ looked In choosing n Held for a pasture. INK “A fter v>iVtrti \ru iririrCt it U ir.'i tr GEN ERAL SPRIN G SEEDIN O r— Sowing by Hand and With the Aid of a Disc Drill or Harrow. Some men can sow «ceil cvculy by hnud. while-others make a bud failure of the Job. The' trouble with sowing seed broadcast by baud la that In moat rases the seed Is distributed very un evenly, In thick patches here and thin patches there. The Inexperienced hnnd, too, may sow more need than Is necessary to. the acre, or ho may .not use enough seed. A few experienced tncu ran sow fine seed broadcast al­ most ns evenly ns can be done with a median Ira! contrivance. Where seed Is to lx* sown by hand broadcast the surest way to have tho ground covered evenly for a perfect stand la to sow lightly both ways of the field. However, mechanical seed­ ers which distribute seed 'evenly and In set amounts to the acre are cheap and by nil means should lx* usisi wbeu It |< |to*slble to secure them. Of me­ chanical seeders for amali seed there nre many different kinds, ranging from lilt- wheelbarrow seeder to tbo small «issi nttJirhment» to grain drills. Tbe whix-lbnrrnw ms-diT 1* one of the lx-st of these kind* for one man use only. Common sense and good farming practice should tradì us that nil seed should lx* pianini If It I» expected to germinato and produce a crop of good plnuts. Every yrnr literally* thousands of bushels of high priced seed are wnsii-d simply by "throwing” the scad Upon the bare surface of the soil to take li* chances with mins nnd ele­ ment* The risi *nn su mudi of the vnlunMi- st-isl Is wnsti-d Is ihnt It never become* colorisi with soli; hence much of It never germinates und grows Much Is washed away by rnln« nnd melting s n o w s 8 <>iiu - that d m s grrtul nate on the surface of the soil never makes good plants Iiconuse the young nsits nre tisi iienr Hu* surface They are killed with the first dry spell of summer. Sowing clover nnd other kinds of sissl in February nnd March on snow or huneycomlied ground ts well and gm«1 If after i niiillUnn» are such that Hie sims I will «Ink tuli* the Moll d e ep ly ami I-is’ i»ine well covered where II fell wlihout Is'lng riH-v vsL If the wet, n! ternate frreslug nnd thawing soil will n-ally plani II. then It will lx* all rigid The su rest way lo plant small sei« I of all kinds al any season Is (o open the Hiirfnce »<'11 with a disk drill or disk harrow, sow the seed so II will fall Into these small furrows inaile hy the disks and then raver w ith n smooth b ig h a r ro w With some disk drill* ■\ hen- the sell Is medium dry and fri able the sets I will he sullbh-litly cov­ PENCRAFT INK for Office or Fountain Pen, with the new Patent, Dustproof Pourout. P in ts ....................................... ...................... 60c Half Pints .............;............................35c 4 oz. Bottle, for Fountain Pens, with filler .25c W e carry constantly in stock a Complete line o f the Old R eliab le CARTFULS IN K S . It makes no difference what quantity you d e ­ sire, nor for what purpose you wish it, we can supply your n eeds. Carter's W riting Fluid in Quart Bottles...................... 75c C arter’s W riting Fluid in Pint Bottles........................ 40c Carters W riting Fluid in Half-pint B ottles and . ...25c Carter's W riting Fluid in -1-oz Bottles 10c Carter's W riting Fluid in 2-oz Bottles 5c C arter’s Koal Black Ink in -1-oz Bottles 10c Carters Koal Black Ink in 2-oz B ottles....................... 5c C arter’s Black le t t e r Ink in 2-oz Bottles 5c C arter’s Ink. in Green, Violet or Blue, 2-oz Bottle 5c C arter's Red Household Ink, 2-oz B ottle ........ ... .. 5c Carter's Red Carmine Ink (for hanks and large offices) half pint 50c C arter’s Fountain Pen Ink in Black, Green oi Violet C arter's Mucilage, 2-oz Bottle ...................... 10c . .. 5c ( arter s Stamp Pad Ink (for Rubber Stiunps) all colors 25c ( a rter’s Numbering Machine Ink (for Numbering Machines or Cash Register i all colors......... .................. ..10c m C A R T E R ’S I N K Y f ■ i.. ¡.luce w heal, .'lit ». ry e. har , . t.-ii or an} seed mi the surface soli and allow It to he covered liy elilinee ns It Is to sow stunll Heed In the old style way without being cov end Simili tu-t-d must In' idnnled the mime ns large *ix-d, nml when farmers i ..ine to realize lid s |in|«otant fact less w a s ti«! R A C E R C H E M IC A L 25c much n -su lt« will l-e «c* uted c/i La-iion H o *« H«-ik W i l l let the bag rest lightly on the ground when filled, If they are too high the bag will tear out. Hy means of this arrangement one man ran do the work of one man nuil n hoy. It enn easily be moved from ouc placa lo niiother, ns the posi» can he maile s>f 2 by I Inch pine innlerliil. light enough for a titan to carry easily oooooooooooooooooooooooooo MARKET GARDENING. Tin- making " f useful ganh-n wih»1 work 1» snrm-ildrix which I* within tin ability of any one with ordinary Inge nuitv. In the ncguupnnyliig cut l shown a cheap, strong and «ervlcenbl* garden hose reel. It 1« jx-rimisi not a* desirable as a reel sticlt as one would purchase, hut It Is useful and part leu Inrlv desirable by those who cannot sec tlielr way elisir to buy oha. The stand Is ihnde of four Indi by two Ind srantllng for the sides and top stretch ers and three Inch by* two Inch for the legs and leg stretchers. T w o of caci nre wanted except In the ense of the legs, where four are wanted. The con «traction or the stand I» simple. The sides have to be mortiseli to tnke tbr Carter's Liquid Glue (mends everything).. C arter’s New Ve) Vet Show Card Ink (for making card signs) in Black, Light Red, Dark Red, W hite, Orange, Light Blue, Dark Blue, Brown and Y ellow . - -- c , . , J.Ajffciit A i •_ - v jUf* t?*.V A ..................... ................15c (J rter's n "HOUSEHOLD IndelibleInk § Don't neglect thhmlng the letluce. If sown in rows thin tin- plan la to stand eight Inches apart. The thinned plnuts may tx- set In other ground If desired. Cauliflower Is not considered nn easy crop to grow, hut It is such n g«xxl veg ctnhle that every home ganJcitcr should try to grow 1L Seafoam Is one of the »tretellers ami alio tbo legs. The best varieties for the late crop. It stretchers have to bo tenoned to fit Into seems to be more resistant to hot, dry Hie sides, nnd the same applies to tha leg stretchers and the .leg#- The only Weather than most other vnriel lea. Good crops can't lx* grown on i*>or part of the construction which 1« nol soils.-The most Importnnt'factor, then. altogether slmplii Is Unit of the legs In vegetable gardening Is to make the which, of course, are on u -slope and soil good. Drainage, humus, plant must lx* ipnmiod accordingly. Tbr food, tillage niurfimlsttlre are the main red Is formed with two circles of wood made up of three board«, the narrow­ factor* In making «>>11« protltidlve Many farmers have not learned the est In the middle The boards are held value of Swiss chard It produces an together by small circle* screwed tn enormous quantity <>f leaves, which nre them. The reel will run on nn Iron valuable for grdeii* ns well ns for the bnr passed through the middle of thr poultry, especially If the fowls nre kept «Wes. Metal or'wood washers should be plnred between tbe re«* ends nnd In small yard». Sow H'c wed « » pnr,y ns pgislhle. There should tw at least the sides of the stand. To make the fifteen Inches between rows. Thin the arrangement n lasting one It should all plants to about four Incite« and then to |>e painted before being put together. eight Inches. Tho young plant« are It should be repainted In tho spring when It is perfectly dry .-F a rm profmost tender *nd delicious for gn*na.—• National Stockman epd Farmer. ■ *, T ry P E N C R A F T — You W il l Use N o Other w i~i i w |H is' All,Carter’s is the Best” Just received a shipment of Carter’s new ley g . s | si-i-ti INK We have it in every color and for every pos* sible purpose. Remember the Herald when you want INK. ert. I w ith the d rill d ra g rim ili nttnrli no-lit- |litis «a v lug «iil-*'i-.|iietit inei’ linn l r -in .-ring li 1« as f-u>ll»h nml surer INK C arter’s Household Indelible Carter's Photo-Library Paste in Double Well Jars ...... .... 25c Ink (for marking linen) with marking outfit C arter’s Photo-Library Paste in 4-oz bottles with Brush 10c 25c I____ C arter’s Typew riter Ribbons, for any make machine....' M A I L O R D E R S G IV E N PRO M PT*, C AR EFU L A T T E N T IO N The Herald Printing Cö. 107 Magnolia Avenue jp&nford, Florida • . v/ 1 . * • * * -• * * & — �, IUrthn rnenrement week at Winter Park. Mr. uml Mrs. K. E. Tolar an Miss Munson returned Thursday but Miss Retta wjll stay several rinunce the birth of a little girl Tues weeks longer, the guests of friends. day. May 25. 1916. DRINK P U R E W A T E R WHY TAKE CHANCES WHEN PURE WATER CAN BE H AD WATER ELDER S P RI NG 99.9H PER CENT PURE j - !VJ THE STRAIGHT ROAD AT THE STAR .MONDAY, MAY 31st Clara Millen ure expecting to visit the -Panama Exposition ul San Krnncisco in July. Continued from Page 4 Stevenson left Inst Saturday on tho •Miss Horn Walker is planning to Osceola for Jacksonville, en route spend a part of the summer in the to their homes. Miss Harris for west. Lawrence, S. C. mid Miss Stevenson for Atlanta. Miss Edna Plant bus returned Winter Park. Miss Lenta Orr has returned her home in Louisburg. Tenn. Miss Alice Tethcrly has retunred to Orlando and Miss Guild to Win­ ter Park. Miss Guild expects to leave for a summer in tho north within n week. Camphor In the Philippine«. Thu hureau of «elenco of the Phil­ ippine government la making a study '"■■Mrs. J. W. Dlckins and Mrs. of the plnnt known na Ultimen balsnmlHenry Wight wi*nt ovor to Oviedo fern, known by the natives in the Phil­ last week in the interest of the club. ippines aa ■‘«ambón" or "Rabuen," Mrs. Wight gave an excellent talk which produce» camphor. The ahrub on amalgamation with thi- state Is one of the most common weeds In Federation of Womun's Clubs. They the 1’liUlpplnoa. > It irrowa from flvo were the gue*t*-*d tho Oviedo Mng- I to eight feet high, with a atom almost nzino Club and of Mrs. Marshall. woody In texture, and has, long been used by tho natives of the Philippine« Miss Peachen Lefiler returned Sun­ aa well bb by hntlve«'of China for day from Jacksonvillo where she has medical purposes. Tho Chinese In parts o f Kwangtung and Kwangsl been teaching for the past year. provinces already distill considerable camphor from tho plant, tho chief Miss Elinor Roberta bus returned drawback to tho moro extensivo uso from Raleigh, N. C.f where she has of It being tho amount of labor re­ quired to secure tho gum. Tho bureau been attending college. of forestry at Manila I b Introducing ihn ordinary camphor tree of Chinn Mrs. H H. Hill left during the , end Japan Into tho mountain districts week for Ohio, where she will spend of Luzon tn large numbers for tho pur­ thé summer with her daughters. pose of building up futuro camphor production in the Islands. Mr. and Mrs. Waiter Hand, Misses Ruth and Hazel Hand mid Mias Marian Hunt motored over to ATLANTIC COAST LINE DeLeon and spent the day Sunday. TRAINS 'I N orthbound Miss Marian Hunt was the guest • Arrive Leave of her uncle, Mr. Wulter Hand anti lo. 82 1:18 A . M . 1:33 A. N family for the week In. 81. . 10:45 A. M - ■-11:05 A. N [o. 80. .3:26 P. M ...... 3:46 P. h . Exell anti family expert to re­ to their home in South T’ aro IMrs. A. P. Connelly will leave this or the summer week for Washington, I). C. for a visit of several weeks. She will be accompanied us far as Jacksonville by Mrs. B. W, Herndon, wha will visit friendB before returning to Sanford. Miss fjita Moore will leave for Miss Lora TiiTt will return to lier home in Hutchinson, Mjn»-, this week. 2:06 A M *. 2:10 I*. M. 6:44 P. M. 2:16 A. N 2:30 P. N 6:04 P. N No. 126— Arrive .U No. 127— Leave............... 4 L e e »b u rg No. 21— A r r iv e .......... 16 No. 24— Leave................. 5 No. 158— Arrive 5 Mr. Frank Christopher left Thurs- Ninety-Six, S. C. for tho summei. day for his home in the mountains of Georgia. He will study law at •'*■»« Lillie Farnsworth will spend Stetson University next Winter. th‘> summer >>t Dayton. Tenn. Miss Penrl Hunter has returned to Winter Park for the present. S outh boun d lo 83 In. 89 o 85 No. 157—Leave 6 Trilby Judge Perkins ;h of I'omfort No. 25-—Arrive No 24 I>eave 1 2 Clyde Line Boat* ( St. John« R iver! Rev. F. E. Steinmeyer left yester­ day to attend the Miami District Conference at West Paint Bench. He was accompanied by Mr. M. W S mi t h. Arrive 10:00 A.M. Leave 1 Tui'stlays, Thursdays and : A N A L Y S IS :1 THUS. It. BAKER, I'h. I).. Roll in* College, Florida . Winter Park. Florida. April i'.i fti . II. II. Coney. Esq., Orlando. Florida Dear Sir:— I have completed a careful sanitary inialysis of the , of water that you brought me last week and have obtained the f.,||, „ , result: Clear Chlorine f> part.. per I oim n. , Neutral Tom! Nollids 8 parts per l.urn tin .. None Nitmtcs . . . ‘ I r ,, . . None Hardness . . 3H parts per I .Onn nno walèr anirita very small antuunl of chlorine indiratc Ils good qualitj m, the Indications are that it la o f cxreptionally good quality. A very desirable feature of this spring water I» its softness, ront-un Ing leas than one-fourth of the amount of calcium and magnesium uil., nates found In many waters of this region, and just nlsiul enough, a-- m < authorities think fur supplying the lime and magnesia requirement- „1 t body. Yours Respectfully, '(Signed) THON. It. l:\ki i Daily deliveries made in Sanford in live gallon botiIpsealed at the spring. Phone us for further informa­ tion as to deliveries, prices, etc. N O TICE K a tie « I, hereby given that tho tinder■igned will, an Wi-dnmtay, the 30th day o f June. A. (>. ISIS, or ■■ toon thereafter aa eonvenlent. apply to the Honorable Park Trammell, Governor of the d a t e uf F lor­ ida lor Utter, patent. Incorporating “ The William Coulbourn C om pa ny " under the following proposed charter: the original of which ia now on file In the office of the Secretary of State of the atate of Florida at Tallahaaaee. • W T C O U L H O lillN w m <; a l o h i i m i j: W. K C O U L IIO t n iN . Article. of >1nrurporallon of “ The William ('eulliourn f'em paar. fn c ." The undenlgncil hereby aaaoclale themi r h r a together for tha purpoae of forming a body polili t and corporate under the law* uf the atate of Florida, with and Artici* I. Th* n i m r of thè corporation «hall li* “ The William Coulbourn Company» Ine.** and Ita prlnrlpal ortic*. and place* of buil* u n i «hall b* al Sanford. Florida, with (•ranch olTìrr. at aurh olher piar*« In t hi» and uthvr a U l t i uf thè United S tai*« aa may b* nta b liih td , Artici* II, Thr generai altura of th« Lutine«» to b* trafilar l e - ti Ly thr corporation »hall b*» tu rngag* in, and . generally rarry nn at *hole»ale ur retali, or hotb, thr buainra» of a dralrr in all hindi of fruita» vegetabl*», and othrr farm producala, to buy* •rii, and e i r l n n g » thr *am*» for c«*h ur oh rommfielnn or ni h*T «fise, tn mah«- Inari* ur ad vane*« un farrn crup», to buy, «rii Ita»* and othrrwiae hold and dispose uf rral estate; to b o r ro * money and acquire, tiold and nrgntiat* mortgage» and other »-»curii ir», aiv rally I « eterei** » uch pòurrà and CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING i All Local AdverUflcmcnts Under This Heading T H R E E CENTS a Line For Each Inuerlion. Minimum Charge 25 Cents. For Sale— Two Migliti \ i Saxon Roadsters, 60 m i good as new. At a bargmi Murrell Bros imilege* a# pi » ) l>« incident ' tu a general comminston and brokerage Lupin*»». and to have and f i r m a r all th* right», n o » r r i and privilege» Incident to corporation» organised and existing under the l aw« of th« »tat» of Florida * Articir 1 1 1 The amount of rapita) »torli of th* cor­ poration gitali be Five Thousand titillar», tu be di vi di d Into Fifty »har*« of the par value of tin* 11un d( »ul I tullir» each, which »ball be payable in lawful money of the United State» of America, or In property or labor or servire» at a fair and just val ­ úa tinn lu be fixed by the hoard of direr ton. Afltrlr I t The term for which the corporation »hall e*l»t »halt 1>e perpetual unit*« nut,ri»r di»*olvrt) arruffi In g to law Anici» I Thr Lupin*»» of the corporation »hall be conducted by a p r e v i e n i . aho »hall ha grnrral manager, a v i r * preaident, a »*e- rtlary and treasurer. and a board of dir*** lor» to cun »lit of mil l e » « thhn three nor more than live uf it» *t nek Hid deft. The dire fl or» »hall be elected annually by the • tor kholdrr* on ih » tirai V\. drp-»d«> January of each year at « 00 n’rlork p at » m e e t i n g h e l d p r i m p a l « f f « e » *t nfTlr.-r< »hail fur in ni t h a t i hj r p n * » to t h e f «»*, | ; K b > ' i d » « >»d i t « i in On 11 at « I > i t nr e«U#r l»e e * «»■ ! f»y ♦f>- r*ua r d <f ■! ( r , i . t r , m V ll t tn g either ti x •r «»■ V h i dd e ■• e.f if*rpr t« ir. Otre I In c •■»f| « h a r r *#| » " i n k » h a l t • I t i t l e ‘ it* h o l d » » Mi i*fk* eilt* I n if i thug** t o be elect ••I »t t h * Ural a n n u a l m e a l i n g • hall be 14 uaJI tied, the butine«* uf the cor* »oration ahall b« conducted by tho follown i ufîlc«ri : W. K, Cnulhoiirri, preaident ; Wm. C3, Aldridge, v i r « pr»»Ment, anti W. T. t ’oulhourn, a* rr * «tar y and treasurer W K. f'oulbourn Wm (1 Aldridgo ami W T Uoui hr. urn »hall conditut* the board of direct or* Í Article A I The hi g he» I »mount uf Inde ht «Minea» to which the corporation may at an> time ■ubjert it*elf »hall be th* »mount uf It» capital »tuck fdu» It» « u n d « * Acllrlr \ ||. I h r name and rr»idence of the Mirar pur a tur» and the number of »bare» »ub »e ri bed by each ar* a» f ol i o*» See Window Display These Shirts are of broken lots with possibly two or three shirts of a kind. For five days we are going to offer Shirts that are worth any where from $1.25 to $2.00 W K. ( ' o u i bourn, Hanford, Sham. W T ( ' oulbuurn, Hanford, Florida, F it» Florida, Five Share«. Wm. (i. Aldridge, Sanford, Florida, On* Sh*r*. -~ flt*t* of Florid* + County of .Seminole 1 hereby certify, T h * t on this d * y peraonally *pi>eared before me, * notary pub­ lic, W, K. Coulbourn and |Wm. u . Al­ dridge, known to me to b* the p r n o i u deecrlbed In and who axe uted the forgoing article« uf Incorporation, and each for himaelf »* vcrally acknowledge before me that he « » f u l f i l the u r n e for the u r n • nd purpoaea therein expreeaed. Wltntaa my hand and aetl of office thlfl 2Cth day of May, 1916. (teal) J. J. D I C K I N S O N , Notary Public, • f l u t e of Florida County of Marlon 1 hereby certify that on thla day per­ sonally appeared before me, a notary public, W. T. Coulbourn, k n o * a to* me to be the peraon deacrlbed In and who ex­ ecuted the foregoing article» of incorpora­ tion and before me acknowledged that he executed tha tamp for tha u»oa and purpw*#* therein eipretaed. Witness my hand and aetl of offlre the SSth day of M ay, 1916. ( m a I) À0-Frl-4te W AN TE D Wanted— Baby push rar» band.' Must be a bargain, at 119 W eit First St. £ m MA MIß K. FOX. Notary Public Stata of Florida. In Cl,cult Conrl, Hotrn lk JuiiUlal r ir r u lt Hrmlnulr C a n a l,, Florida. 1« C h a n te r, W. 8. Branch, Complainant mil to *». Fororlo»« Quuln O. D l»l and EtiM origac* son. Dial, her hutbnod. Dolondania. T o Guuln G. Dial nod Eugoot IH »l, her And that Is what you'll mnkf By doing away with B a k in g Iturfcindi- It nppaarlog from th* «worn bill ol com­ plain« filed heroin, that the drfendant. In tho »h o » » ontlilod cat»». Guaal» G. (Hal and Eugon# Dial, her huahsnd, aro ,»c h non r » ^ » n t » of tho atfcta of Florida, and that earh ro,ldo, at No. t4t Madiaon nvanuo, Kllaabotb, Naw Jaraoy, and that it I* tho belief of tha eomplainant in tha abo*a cNtltlad rau,o. that oach of anld dofondanta la ovor In* ago of tvonty-ena year», and that that« I, no per »on In th* atate ol Florida, tha atrtlra of aubpoona kpon whom -would bind tha »aid defend­ ant», or either of thorn. You aro, therefore, ordtrad to anpear to tha bill o f complainant karaln Bled, on or before tha I t h do of July, IBIS, and aaawor laid bill of complaint nr doer*« pro eonfeaao will ho entered agalnat you, and Bnal deer*« thoteon. ' , 1 1 la further ordered that thin order ba publUbad la the I anford Herald, a ntwapaper publithed ia Sanford. Semlnota roua- <> J; Bake. Y ou 'll Save in WorkY o u ’ ll Save in Fuel ♦’ Y o u ’ll Save in wear and Hsu ♦ The world won’ t stt-m on< ♦ half so cruel and you'll Cook Bakery Fart- �IN THF HEART OF THE WORLD'S GREATEST VEGETABLE SECTION PUBLISHED SEMI-WEEKLY IN SANFORD— Life I* Wo,ih I SANFORD. LI.<> It ID A, T l ’ KSDAl VOLUME VI GRAND JURY PFESENT SENYS W E R E S H O R T 1UJT S W E E T the court for their unfailing cour tesles during our sessions. Kenneth It. Murrell, Foreman. P R E S ID E N T W IL S O N W IL L IN S IS T O N A IM PO R TA N T ONE IN A GREAT Only two und ono half days re­ main for the legislature to finish its consideration of the hundreds of hills on the calendar of both houses. All local measures that have been re­ ported favorably will be passed dur­ ing the week, and there are more than 100. Of nearly 600 general bills that are ending today, but Jew will he passed before adjournment. A prominent senator this after­ noon stnted that Monday the ap­ propriations bill would be tinjshed and passed in the senate, and the franchise tax bill would probably consume tin* remainder of the ses­ sion during the morning and after­ noon A new reapportion men t amend­ ment has been mapped out since adjournment Saturday and will be presented by Senators Stringer, Calkins and Himes Monday to substuitute the provisions of the resolu­ tion proposed by Senator Stringer. It is confidently expected that this renpportionmefit measure will be placed on third reading Monday and lie given final passage Tuesday The renpporiionment is to occur in 1P17. but the question of the final passage of tile census bill this session is doubtful, though an effort will lie made to get the bill through ^this week, and have tin* new census as a bast* for tin* reapportionnient In tile event that the census bill fails the last Federal census wilt be made the basis for reapport ion merit, Today the legislative expense lull will be presented in the senate for final passage D is understood the expenses will not be any greater than for the 1!• 13 session. The next most important measure Bratti of (". A. W. Thomas U \ \\ Thomas died at tils home on Ueb-rv avenue last night of heart t rotili)* The death was sudden and Mr Friday, Junr Jih President’ s Reception to the Si mors Sal unlay, /-in- till> \ nrt nul lu h i m r *tînl Si*fIm•r < ont f I»r M«»ar»l * «Mitrol au-- , -. ssi v,* * irix' ii - nl 'he Ti' v 11 • t her .ii t bulb a p.i> king ' is advertised Moultrie a- n I had over done before. Not on it advertised the city, but hat of substantial benefit to it i line tells what lias happened Moultrie ter*ttorv which lias caught about by the erection M'klng house I lor whole so, i utn of Seminole, which wan in connc»quence of a very atrocious assault xnd attempted crime upon a highly respectable white woman of this county. In response to the directions of your Honor and in pursuance of our duty we have made Investigation °I the matter and have summoned lnterlachen before us tho highest and best evi-* denee In the county, Including the sheriff and his deputies and from Partnership Dissolved the sworn testimony so produced Drs. Mason & Houaholdcr have we have not been able to ascertain dissolved their partnership in the the names of tho persons engaged practice ol dentistry. Dr. Mason in the affair. has moved to the Do Forest building, As citizen* of Seminole county wo over Caldwell's store. Dr. Housdeplore this assumption of the pro­ holder will retain the same offices vince of the law by private citizens in the Garner &. Woodruff building. flnd we proclaim to tho world that Seminole county la law abiding nnd it i* the sense of this body that we condemn Interference with- the due end orderly conduct of the courts upon which we rely for the protecUon of tho right* of all. The record of Seminole county ** been freo from matters of this ln|! xnd while we have not been ■bio to diseQver tho perpetrators in lh6- present instance wo trust that othm^rouLe, hu- been sa\ ' * r.it"lorin*-*1 bad been III a p p a r e n t ■I . ir Lmif id bereut ellie'l t fin- fiitier.il will occur from the late home of til*' deceased tomorrow afternoon, interment being made in Lakeview cemetery. been 1 I or f ‘*m ttun raising to a hog raising eouri irv ( liir paekirtg house will In' eft i irged 111 the fall -o a- to take • 1re of 1,000 flogs a day Hog» that were I selling for five , cents a pound tire now selling for »even You ran -rarerIy find un acre of land planted ! in cotton In several counties sur­ rounding Moultfie. I recently counted 3,Mill acres that were for­ merly planted in cotton that are now devoted entirely to the raising of hogs, in Moultrie w-there is not a vacant stoic or dwelling, und we aro building new stores as fast as we can. Prosperity is »wn on every hand. We have three wholesale houses for the sale of grain seed, when a few weeds ago there was not such a store in our sertion." | i ue, Thomas good health up to the time of his death Mr Thomas rame to Sunford several years agi» from Gaines­ ville where he had resided many years and was well known in Alachua countv He loaves two sons and one daughter to mourn bis loss and a faithful wife. Mrs, Thomas is also in very poor health and it is feared that the intelligence of tier husband's death will cause her demise. The vmp.ithv " f (b> «7 •, 1 1............ Moultrie's Parking House W onjan s t ollcge < oinmenremotif The Commencement exercises lit the Florida State College (or Women will take place next week but many of the events prior to the gradu ution will occur this week Follow­ ing is the program FULL R E P A R A T IO N M A N Y WAVS W<* think, further, that there should be provision made for keep­ ing white femalt' prisoners, for which there are at present no provisions. »uch charge may again be laid ,k *"• <I°or of this county.' • We beg to return our thanks to 5 " Hon°r, Judge James W. Per- many patient* know that ho wil « « » and Hon. Joseph H. Jones, occupy the old stand In the Garner Jl M i l. PRESENT SESSION HAS BEEN (ìwynn Fox, Sec'y. May 2Gth, DJ15. Circuit court ha» been ndjourned to meet next Friday. The Baxter caM, postponed on account of the almmcje of witnesses. Only u few Wanted— Correspondents in the tivil cases aro on the docket and Sanford societies, please. court will probably.bo over Saturday > Sunday evening in the state con­ afternoon. • 1 vention Mr. Evnns during the con­ secration service which ho led, urged The following presentment of the Endenvorers to dediente their lives grand jury was handed in last week; in some special form of Christian To the Honorable J. W. Perkins, service anti several signified their Judge of the Circuit Court, Sev­ intention of doing so. Some good enth Judicial Circuit: missionaries and other useful work­ The Grand Jury of Seminole ers have gone from Florida C. K. County for the spring term of 11)16 ranks into the great "harvest field" beg to make the following present­ during phst years, and we should always be ruudy to do our share this ment»: We have concluded our labors For west Florida, which had no oUlcers for several yearn being looked after a brief session. We huve carefully considered all after as well ns possible by the state •matters brought before us and have officers, the following were chosen in .rendered indictments in nil eases the district rally time in Jackson­ President, Fred L. May, in which wo deem studi a course ville. Quincy; Vice Pres,, Miss Irene Dees, proper. Sec., Mrs. C. N. Horne, We have by committee» examined Muyo; Treas., Mrs B I. Porter, both of into the condition of the poor farm Grand Ridge. The west Florida and the jail. field is the region west of the Su­ In the matter of the farm we find wannee river, covering many miles that the kitchen is small and in bud but yet having but few t hnstcui »hapo generally and insufficient for Endeavor societies the purposes of a kitchen. There are Central district in which are T a ­ no window sash and no screens to vares, Ucnlu, OckliiWnhtt, Uandelf the doors. Tho back porch of the anti other wide awake towns, re­ building is leaky and in general bad rtqiair In the house the plastering ported in the state convention »even Vuung peoples, with membership of of thu ceiling is in many places hang­ 227 and four Junior societies Mrs ing and liable to fall to the injury Geo. Marsh, Mt Dora is president; of any Jierson under same. Miss Hattie Allen, Sorrento, secre­ There are no facilities for bathing tary; Mrs. Thus Kelsey, W eirsdale, and this is, we regard, very neces­ vice president, and Miss Margaret sary to be remedied at once Burleigh. Tavares, treasurer 1Ills We find further that there is no district is almost entirely under lead­ water supply on the place within ership of women Kndeav*orers. yet seventy-five yards of the house and is the best in financial conditions of that insufficient. any in Florida, and as good other The closet arrangements are also ways 1Tense notice this pnrftfefbph inadequate. Ftdlstnere 111 Southeastern Dis­ There are at present some repairs trict has forty members, thirty yf being made on the place, including whom are active. Their secretary putting in sanitary closets, which E. C. Christeson represented them in Floyd Zook have been only recently purchased, the state convention but we deem it our duty to espec­ the district secretary is Fellamere'» ially cull nttentjoUi to these matter», president, mid organized a Junior that they may be thoroughly it tended to while these rep,ill» are being made We find through the loinm itlee * appointed to this work thul the jail is in good condition, well kept and disinfected. We recommend, however, that better facilities be afforded for bath ing. There should be added at least two bath tubs ami the inmates given opportunity for taking proper baths for cleanliness m d sanitation ivintf Notirr of Memorial Services Sunday lune *>tli being Memorial "Washington, Juno I.— Germany'* reply to the American note concern­ ing ihn sinking of the Lusitania with a loss of more than 100 American live» produced a feeling of profound disappointment here. Dissatisfac­ tion at the failure of Germany to answer the demands of the United States was reflected in Government circles generally. Secretary Bryan would make no comment. Other cabinet officers were reticent but there was littio concealment anywhere that the an­ swer from Berlin had produced a grave situation in the relations be­ tween the United States and Ger­ many. Just what course of action the United Stales will pursue is un­ determined. From a - previous knowledge of President Wilson's, position, it was generally predicted that a prompt answer would bo sent to Berlin, per­ haps within twenty-four or fortyeight hours This Ls expected to give the American government's under­ standing of the facts—that the Lusi­ tania was unarmed and carried no concealed guns, that she sailed from the United States u peaceful mer­ chantman. and that under all rules of international law1 and humanity, tile vessel should have been visited and searched and her passengers transferred to a place of safety, whether »he carried ammunition or not. American law does not pro­ hibit ammunition from being carried on passenger ships, it will he assert­ ed. but only self exploding material, anil liners in the past have been j>ermitled to carry arms and ammuni­ tion by special ruling of the .slate department on the meaning of Fed­ eral Statutes. Germany'» failure even to discuss the reparation demanded by tye Am­ erican note and evasion of the re­ quest that guarantees be given that American vessels and lives be not endangered In the future, ore the main points, however, to which the United States government, it was generally believed tonight, would ad­ vert m tlt> - i , >n cl note lii the ex­ pression of regret ami Alters of repar­ ation for unintentional attacks on neutral ships are expected to have little weight in determining the na­ ture of the response of the United States. When the note of May 13 was sent it was pointed out that such promises did not remove the risks to wlii-h American vessels and lives were subjected i't d to support this Day (or both the Woodman " f l ll*' \\ .,rI»I uftd 'It. Woodman I l rc|e. all member. the , i r . l - arc requested to meet at the cemetery at 3 p m. to attend the unveiling of the monti ment ol Sovereign Camp of the Woodmen of the World. Member» of the circle are requested to carry wreaths of green and flowers to deco­ rate the graves of the Sovereigns who have passed away, of which there are eleven. All who ran go send names tp Snvs. A K Hill and H. H. Chappell, »t* that convey­ ances can be provided In the evening at 7:30 Rev Steinhieycr will prearh a memorial kit gnon. There will be special music. All Sovereigns of the circle ure re­ quested to meet at 7 16 p m. at the foot of lite stairway of Masonic Hull and go in a body with the W. 0. W. Sarah K. Parker. 1 With packing houses here und S I 2t Guardian. I there throughout the south there A Sanford Violinist |would be quite a change in farming Little Mi»» Elinor Herring of this •perations. Farmers would be u»city is being congratulated by her I sured of a market for their hogs many friends upon the great showing and they would not fear to raise made at the students' recital of the School of Music at Stetson Univer­ sity at DeLand lust Saturday. Miss Elinor 1» a violiifist of great promise despite her tender years and on tho Ralph Qui! program rendered Berceuse from Harry Wilson has a new Jake in Jocelyn and Perpctuo Mobile by which he has the fish trained to take Bohn in a manner that culled forth a ■lie bail every minute The other; most enthusiastic applause from tho lay ho and Ralph Wight went t-> the] large audience prcM-lit •aku and Ralph mad" Bo- remark Miss Elinor i» the voungi'»t -laugh­ i list every tiun* he ami Hal Wight ter of Judgu and Mr-* George G, wejir fishing the> pan! a dollar for Herring of this city und her many -•very fish caught Harry said be friends here are gratified at the suc­ was on and about that time he hud a cess of hi$r first "tour." strike and brought up two small trout. Ralph paid and Harry threw ' K. It. Murrell and Prof. Ezell have > out again and brought in two more. returned from Jacksonville where This was too pouch even for Rslph they went 'to procure a Studetmker’ and he Immediately called all bets (or the use of Prof. Ezell am] family. � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1915 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, May 28, 1915 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on May 28, 1915. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 10-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, May 28, 1915; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/79d59ceffdefc3f46ed76ed8a9321e7b.pdf fe1ad8906b61a1c47e516c92ea0e7908 PDF Text Text DOS. ' , . • S 5WvMS .. 1 About Citrua C'onkot THE VIR G IN IA N AT THE STAR MONDAY, M AY 24th Lot2 of Poor Stuff MAY 21 SANFORD HERALD PACK EIGHT What Florida NE ED S and N E E D S D A D L Y is legislation to prevent the shipment of trash out of the state. This is a big producing state. Special legislation has been enacted to help make the citrus fruit industry profitable. Why neglect the vegetable growers? if any line of industry needs legislation tho Im­ mense vegetable Industry needs It., All poorly graded or packed stock should not bo permitted to leave the state.* The shipper of it is just as dangerous to the industry as is thu green fruit nhipper to the citrus fruit industry. The following copie* of letters have been received from Senator Duncan U. Fletcher and will mav y oil interesting rending for citrus fru growers: Copy Imperial Japanese Embassy, Washington, May 12, l ‘J16. Honorable Durnnn U. Fletcher, Dulled Statics Senator from Flor­ ida, Washington, D. C .: Sir: In referring to the latter part of my note sent to you undyr date of February 10th lasts I have now re­ ceived from the foreign office at Tokio a copy of the report made upon the citrus canker Jj>‘ the Agrinl"h>rfrerti,Wjr^*ittrrfonr oh fhr‘ Department of Agriculture and Com­ merce, the translation of which I have the pleasure of forwarding you enclosed herewith. Y'oun very sincerely, iSgnd.) S. Chinda. it* finit appearance in Japan-in 1899 upon Navel oranges and nfterwards expanded to the other citrus fruits just referred to in the above. Its origin cannot he traced, but it is Jho concensus of opinion among the frpit growers of Japan that it was broug rought to Japan from some foreign countries »untrles in conjunction conj with the Na vcjl. -orange. T h e Locution Affected by (he Round Scab and Extent of the Damage As above stated, the Round Scab has affected'Navel oranges and other citrus fruits, hut there wna no case when the Onju orange was infected by it. This disease bus extended to localities from tho west of Tokio to Kjusiu Island. The damage from it, however, hoa_L*vn kof—trttte1 *’ tm tance, for the cultivation of those kinds of oranges which were affected is limited in Japan, and also be* cause nn effective preventive meas­ ure has been found. ion ; DRINK PURE WATLft WHY TAKE CHANCES WHEN PURE WATER CAN BE HAD ELDER WATER S P R IN G 39.98 PER CENT PURE A N A L Y S IS : i’h. !>.. Rollln* ( ’«Urge. Florida Winter Park, Florida. April pi pjj; II. R. Coney, Esq.. Orlando, Florida Dear Sir:— I have completed a careful sanitary analyst* of the - t,n[,|r of water that you brought me last week nnd hsvo obtained iht « , nï C0|or ........ Ijcnr Chlorine C parts per l.ntmoun Neutral Reaction Neutral Total Soilids 8 parts per I ten imki “" Nitrates'... |r Free Ammonia None • iru,. Albuminoid Ammonia None Hardness 38 parts per t.iMin.ixm The absence of both free and albuminoid ammonia In ili, 'print ■-wtttrf amt bvrrtjnmtnH srrrotmt of chlorine Indlrnlc its good quitllh n„. the Indication* arc that it Is oT exceptionally good qualRy. A very desirable feature of this spring water Is It* softness, roni.un. linu a g lean l e s s man than unr*iuumi one-fourth of u» the »»■« «amount 1» » — o f calcium ¡ T and . magnesium t.irU). . . . waiopu ut fiAbout Imi lit otintirfh * found r___ a i. nafcH in _. many walcrn nf of fhlri thinrpffinn. region, anil and ill just enough, ». as ____ mar) authorities think for supplying the Umc and magnesia requirement' .»r the body. Your* Respectfully, (Signed) THOS. It. It \KLR Daily deliveries made in Sanford in five gallon bottles sealed at the spring. Rhone us for fu rth er informa­ tion as to deliveries, prices, etc. Icebergs and 8ea Water. Copy How long will some shippers think That tho temperature of sea water \t a wise policy to nhip poor, in* The Preventive Measure of the rises slightly near nn Icoborg, as one man of science has asserted. Is a con­ t orior vegetables to the different Round Scab clusion not borno out by the Investiga­ markets w/th n hope of getting The appearance of the disease can tions of the bureau of standard*. Dur­ "•omothlng” out of them? They be effectively checked, if the ROH­ ing tho summer patrol of tho United certainly never stop to think how D E AU X M IX T U R E IS S CAT­ States steamships Chester nnd Bir­ well it may look when they pack T E R E D over tho fruits twice— once, mingham In tho North Atlantic, mem­ their shipment that it will not look when tho fruit grows to ono-quartcr bers o f tho staff of tho bureau took au­ no well when it reaches destination. tomatic records of the temperature of ward, but TiToy stood cdwo3 arid sTilvof nn yjcli in dinmeter and then I t la positively foolish to ship much tho water. Tho records show that again when the fruit is half an Inch changes of temperature In tho sea far orlng with fright. Homo were blind­ o f the stuff that is now leaving tho in diameter. Sometimes leaves are from Icebergs nro at least ob great folded; but tbo effect was tho same, state. Shipment after shipment also infected and it is shown by nnd sudden as the changes near them, and only one horao showed any willing­ is refused by the consignees because their nhundant fall in the courxo of nnd that they do not point to tho ness to go. they will not bring freight charges. ThereujKm tho driver Jumped down March, April and May. In that presence of icebergs. They find also Many times consignees accept and, cutting tho traces of tho other Did you ever sae any poor Cali­ ease one ought also to scatter the Hint nn Iceberg moro often lowers than horses, drove the willing ono nt full stuff, hoping to save tho shipper tho ralaos the temporaturo of tho water gallop through tho lira Tho wagon cost of his packages at least. In, fornia vegetables in any of the mur- Bordeaux mixture over the leaves near IL Theso conclusions are Iden­ paused through without exploding, nnd once in the middle of June,*or twice many cases when this Is done the kets? Did you notice at any time tical with those arrived nt by tho ob­ after tlio war the horse wns decorated shipper cussses tho consignee for how attractively AI.L package* from in the early part of June and July. servers on tho Scotia, which wna sent In tho manner described nnd tho swindling him. If the consignee that state were put up «r branded out to the Newfoundland banks by the driver promoted. • Translslion Did you ever notice fails to get hack his freight charges or labelled? British Hoard of Trndo In the summer Judging (rom tbe reporta reccivetl of 1913. except that they more often and notifies the shipper that he has the lot of junk from Florida in tho Unhappy Bulgaria. been tin aide to got tho charges, does different markets? It is enough to bere from Messia. Stevens, Wolf, observed small rises of temperature In It wns not until 1885 that eastern the shipper send on his check for tho mnko the shipper of good stock hang Masset etc., wo fotind mueh siml- tho neighborhood of icebergs.— Youth's noumella revolted from Turkish rule his head when ho sees much of tho larity between thè soicalled C IT R U S Companion. loss? V E R Y rarely. and unltnd with Ilulgarla, and It was Wo hear all kinds of tales about Hluff that is sent out. Why cannot C A N K E R . a dismise of citrini plnnts not until October. 1908. that Prlnco A H o r s e ’s M eda l. how shippers are robbed, etc., from Florida have just as attractive pack­ nppe.aring in thè state of Florida. Ferdinand proclaimed Ilulgarla an In­ A Russian artillery horao won a men who know nothing about the ages? If tho time ever comes when Tesa* and olhers of thè Uniteti dependent kingdom Thirty years bronze medal at Plevna. Orders were passed after the Bulgarian »n r for business. There ha* been all kinds the trash nnd dirty packages will lie |States, ami thè ROUND SCAR, a given for some ammunition wagons to o f legislation enacted because it has kept at home, growers will see a dismise whieh in some recent yoar» lot hurried to a spot (hat meant erosn ; Independence before their freedom been the opinion that the shippers difference in their returns for good ha* buon (numi m .lupa« tu rerlnin i lag the enemy’s zone of fire. All t h e 1 wna otTtrlnlly recognized in Europe were not treated justly. The legis­ stock. Let us hope it will come soon . eitrus pinot», sudi ai Nave! ornnge*. tlmo shells were crash lug among thu Virile, laborious, thrifty, persevering, Citru* Deca malia, ('¡irus Aurati-! horses, bringing them down In heaps courageous, and anxtons for pLogress, Florida Growers New*. lators knew nothing of the actual lumi Var Siiiensis. etc Rut it U nnd frightening such ns escaped. •he lliilgarlans are daring to dream conditions prevailing in the trade. great dreams for ihelr 111 He country, not je t tlear whethur ilio**« twn 'Hines without number did tbo Rus­ They thought more about vote get­ W o u ld M a k e W o r ld H appier. and today, ns ever, their Immediate sian drivers, sparing neither whip nor ting legislation than they did nof Every man should be contented to citrus (liseuse* belong in‘ tho sante! future st-ems to he beset hv all man r.'itegory. The Round Scali Iliade spur, nttrinpt to urge tho horses for tier of dlflleultles tho shippers* interests. mind his own Inisln*** —Aesop Elder Spring Water Co. Phone 1017-3 n u • Sanford, Florida É ♦ .... •*> «• CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING i i ■ i ♦ ♦ —______ .. ♦ ♦ All Local Advertisement* I ndtr This Heading THREE CENTS a Line For Each Inner lion. Minimum Charge 25 Cenln. FOR SAI.K $ For Sale -Indian n 1913 model, all in y..tier Inquire ut M- Jack Ruldinger. For Sale I 979025. Would t.ik, u n tu to as part pay nn i,1 F ate's P e r v e r s i t y . J. IL M . Herald (Mint ‘‘Ono of my daughters ha* timsIlUls,** exclaimed Mr Growehnr, "nnd the oth­ ♦v« er sprained her wrist'" ♦ ‘‘Tlint's hard luck ♦ ♦ “ Yes Nothing seems to work out ♦ the way tt »oi'-h» (o The girl who ______ _________ ♦ 4* » sprained her wrist slug* and the ono For Rent House of ■ with tho sore throiU play* the D iam i." and hath on M v rth* in. Inquire of Hill I R ea lty H y g ie n ic Sausage. Tho Javanese cut sausage that in of lice. absolutely free from dog, cow. pig, horao or other animal that Is popu­ For Rent— Several i larly supposed to enter Into tho con­ rooms over Yowell’ s. Ei struction of tho common sausage. In­ Yowell &. Co. stead It I* inadii only of rice, which is woU boiled—usually In water, but Fur Rent Furni.-.hed 1 sometime* in uillk unlit the nnltro room*, screened t hr." mass has reached tin* proper nmphone, g.i* and nil n.>. ttUti-ncy Aftwr bring ('(Milt'd tho rit e I* $2u per month , molded lllto stlckllko lengths Willi tho cnees. j fingers. These nro put lit pH paper months, include* water case* Instead of tho skin used In tho enson, UOG Myrtle A w . regulation sausage. This nonmeat Fo Rent'— T w o or th << sausage la served either‘whole, or cut up and eaten along with other food*. fu nlshed fo housekeeping location. 302 Park Ave FOR RENT Already you have been thinking of a pleasant vaca­ tion time. Our stock is most complete with Furnish­ ings for either Ladies or Gentlemen. Silk Hosiery Fans Try the famous Honest Dollar Hose. They are made without the loading. All colors $1.00 pair. Make a suitable and ap­ propriate gift for the Girl Graduate. Take a look at these beautiful fans while out shopping. Beautiful Hair Ribbon for all Men’s and Boys’ Bath Suits ‘ ‘ O l d K i n g C o le * ’ R e a l l y L i v e d . "Old King Cole," who was so fond of "his pipe, howl and fiddler* three.” is believed to have really existed In the flesh In the third century A. D, ac­ cording to a llrlilsh legend. _ Ills daughter, Helena, a very beautiful creature, married ConstanUnus Chlorus, a Roman general, and tho "merry old soul" of “ Mother Gooso" annals thus became tho grandfather of Con­ stantine the Great. tam assA jp I For Rent- A six room Coronado Reach fu rn i'l' rent by the season or »nor •! to F. S. Niemcytr, l.ongw. (» ♦ ♦ WANTED < Wanted— or 5 acres, near ford, cleared, tiled, Rowing «ell. that has been farmed; also a three room houscNk Write or rail Sem­ inole Real Estate Co.. Herald HMK • Phone 148, Geo. D . Hart, manager 76-3tc ÄÖU1?c6 Wanted— Uaby push cart. -<>""d hand. Must 0e a bargain. In(|txir«Th-Jlp at 119 West First St. ;; And also Stands for Rolls, 'I | And then there's Complete stock of this You will have, no trouble to find what you want out of our . four popular lines. dainty underwear at %' V •--;k-’ * very reasonable prices t HAT RlNOiTRUf.' Sl Bread and Pies and Cake, 11 We Bake for Hungry fjouls. Ask your boy about Bell Shirts and Blouse - * We’re Artists with the.Rolling Pin ; 1 And here’s the Tunc we sing 11 Dough re, mi, fa, sol, la. 1[ H I 1 ìKeLii-àifJSt t ■ PKmh Unused to That Voice. A sweet little chnd Is Frances, but but there aro moments when her busy mother finds her retterated questions and repeated request* somewhat try­ ing. One day, receiving a rather im­ patient reply to an Innocent remark. Frances, who sat out of range of her mother's countenance, quaintly ex­ pressed her surprise and perplexity over that dear mother's unwonted brevity and ciispnoss. “ Is your fseo smiling, mamma?" «ho naively In­ quired. "Your ‘ voice sounds **(u# strange! ** Never Glv* Up! Be not uneasy, discouraged or ,,u of ‘humor because practice fall* hl“ ’r of precept in some particulars lf happen to bo beaten, return to * • charge.— Marcus Aurelius. u-aa. It is odd that the man who M**1 without thinking Is tbo ono most sp to my what he thinks. �- .» —— •*. ••r- ~ ’ *. IN T H E H E A R T O F T H E W O R L D ’S G R E A T E S T V E G E T A B L E S E C T IO N PU B LISH E D semi - w e e k l y HERALD I N S A N F O R D — Life h VOLUME VI ON TUESDAYS AND FRIDAYS Wuith Living S AN F O RD . FLORIDA, TUESDAY. MAY 2.",. 1015 I T------ NO. 79 large class graduates from high school liradualion Hxtrcinr» Friday night closed the events <>f Commencement week with the grad nation id the senior*, seventeen of whom won for themselves diploma* This is the proudest moment in the school life of a girl of boy, for having completed the proscribed course of Study, satisfactorily and with credit they have achieved the honors of fraduntion. A brilliant audience gxthered to do honor to these voting people and as the line of graduates entered the auditorium an ••nihiisi utic applause greeted them. The »tige decorations were attractive »nd quite in harmony with the spirit of the occasion. The class banner in their colors of black and gold hung at the back of the stage. o|f«et by graceful bum boo. The dower* in profusion were also in yellow, the duss dower being the black eyed Susan The music throughout the •vening was furnished by the Hoys Temple Hand. V At the appointed hour, heralded by Hume Humph, president of the juniors, the meinh*rs of the county and local school boards, the teachers and graduates Btsrched down the right aisle to the *Uge in the following ofder: First e*®* Hon. D. L. Thrasher, county Supt. of schools, followed 'by F. P. Fonter, chairman, and S. C. Dick-' of the county board; II. F. WhitBer and 8, Rungo; Rev. F. P. •Strong, and Dr. Nathaniel Prntt of Rollins College, the •speaker of the •*«ning. Supt. B. F. Exell, Misa Guild, principal of the High School the teachers, followed by Miss Tstherly; Hiaa Walker and Miss «etenion, Miss King and Miss Gt' After these walked the graglu*tes, followed by the other pupils Of the High School, the Intter taking * T places in'seats reserved for lhem in the front rows. - The invotatihH Ji,y' Rov. F. P. **°nf was followed by a group of ong», "Greeting to Spring'* and lullaby*,» sweetly rendered by the w Ik Ciub oi tho HiKh School, i?. M,a» Lora T iflt at the piano. * ero but two essays, both th «* ! cb wer® ®*traordlnarily fine, * .•bOWed a depth of thought and , l * u *tudy in their preparation in i mt*rfMnd (he hearers once th,.0 , t h e . e f l l d e n e y in training ' ®°n# Ly the principal nnd 01 our High School. Tho toM " Wf'r® delivered In a pleasing tinr*!^' **cb w°rd dearly a'nij dlsj- ■faavs ” -t*rcd* Tba theme of the > were so widely divergent it that these tvun pa per« rank among I hr very best productions nf High school graduate*. hen* i'll elsewhere Mis* Mildred Dickson's essay on the ‘"Preservation of Hirds" showed an intimate knowledge of her subject well developed, showing that in the pn*t few years the government has done much toward* tin* end. ably seconded by state legislation and Aud-ibitn Sin' ie*!*'*. «1 iliiv ti e* \ li ■I ii Imiii Sim let . *>t l.oui'iana I bat |nany nt tin* Ti• e*t - 1 , i. - of turd* were becoming eviim i through lack of protection, but now through tin1 establishment by the government, of bird reservation* it is hoped to preserve them, She gave interest­ ing dnUi on tin* proleelion and feed ing of lords, reservations, nest build mg and tlrew a pretty picture of tin etlorts made by the \nmnean Mu s*iim *>f Natural lli*i"ry to interest tile puldic til tile study of birds by preparing groups of our common bird* and later on the larger species and establishing a foreground of Mil) square feet, with a painted back­ ground, the two blending so per­ fectly that the observer scarcely knew where the one ended anil the other began. This sketch is based on the studies from Nature repiosenting the natural haunts of the birds. She touched upon the super­ stitions of the ancients, relatives to birds, as being responsible for the symbolism of birds. Their use in decorative use and effect upon lit­ erature and poetry was delightfully portrayed; while the high value placed upon the protection &f birds in Utah is evidenced by the erec­ tion of a monument in honor of birds in the Mormon Temple. Miss Dickson concluded this excellent paper by quoting from Dinnck. n passage pertinent to the subject. Miss Ethel Hickson followed with an essay equally fine, “ A Vital Question,'* that elicited frequent applause as she humorously made attacks upon tho men or hacked up an important statement with statis­ tics In favor of suffrage. She proved conclusively that woman is the "power behind the throno" and set forth eloquently the many rea­ sons why women should have the vole, asserting that bet intelligence and ability is equal to that of man, along many lines, quoting statistics in proof thereof, showing that in colleges and- high schools of the United States there are two-thirds as many girls graduating as there are boys.' That women are coming even Sanford had the honor of whn h tliey ha ve no ronkrol "W orn­ being the childhood home of the ati * in line noe lui* ulwuys been a be *t woman lawyer in Florida That , strongly conlrollmg and ronncctive women hud invented *ome of the for-e ufion all issile* of promotion nailon, especially most useful patents, that the sub­ (or thè good of marine telescope, paper bag machine, lho*e issile* in which thè hetterment a device for deadening the sound of of ilio race and improvetl e li ibi con In t In* opin wheels on elevated railroad train*, di' "ne are concerned car coupling*, electric batteries, an |om of thè young ••ssuyist. woruen apparatus for raising sunken vessels -I ,fd have Ito* vote t hai i io* w li eie meli 1 -i li . , «1 1. r r».+1i' and many in •r in modern use hud I...*, I In i vintion* i*| women •• M o-I / ------------- O T H E R IN T E R E S T IN G BUSY l* ‘ -tali - NO TES A B O U T THE LAW M AKERS AT THE C A P I T A L C IT Y Tallahassee, May 24 Two years ngo there wus a constitutional amend ment introduced in the legislature proposing to exempt from taxation the homestead exemption! now al­ lowed by law. The resolution was passed by the house of representa­ tives hut met defeat in the senate. Senntof Donegan of Osceola county hud revived the matter by intro­ ducing the resolution in the senate end of the legislaturq today. It is Very doubtful .if it can ho passed at this session, with only two more weeks of the session and the calen­ dar of both houses loaded with hills which have the right of way over it, hut it will no doubt give certain o f­ ficials several nightmares ns it moves nlong on tho cnlnndnr. The resolu­ tion is given in full below: Joint Resolution Proposing the Amendment of Article X of the Constitution of tho state of Flor­ ida, Relating to Homesteads anti Exemptions, So ns to Exempt From Taxation Property Used by the Owners for Home Purposes. ■ . -ul lr. tgi DONEGAN WOULD EXEMPT HOMESTEADS FROM TAXES Be it Resolved hy tho Legislature of the State of Florida: to tho front U demonstrated by ‘ “»it y T o s s s r d tt * n oppor* .their splendid success In the pro­ That tho following amendment to •nd unti« . h#r ,ubJ«<* frea the Constitution of tho State o( with the result fessions, and she also stated that _ , . i l m v ersai I «H P .voi e.ts« s orto import,til of all to M o l.ime Curie vote wars down llere .1 t re l- due the discovery of r.idiont, which w has revolutionized all. previous held llieioious uppluuse lutei rupted thè T h e audience wus with ideas of physical science, using these speaker. and many more excellent reasons hef C o m b u ltillg thè Statement tli.it vote, *Ill* why woman’ s intelligence entitles s i men do nnt wiint d I'M 1 Ml her to vlotc Mi*s Hickson stated r cent of that there are ‘ miimmmiii women \.tli workers without representation, w ho 1crm I t he mi mu.*! work under conditions o v e r agamst Tif per"' cent of the men ■ ilM M fiir Li * ♦ L frfftlil Florida be and the same i* hereby proposed and agreed to and *hull be submitted to the electors of the stall' of Florida for election or re­ jection at the next general election of representative*: Article X of the Constitution of the state of Florida, relating to honoxteads and exemptions, is here­ by »mended hy adding thereto an additional section ns motion 7 of the -aid article \» to read a* fid lows Section 7A homestead to the extent of ISO acres of land and -the improvements thereon used for the purposes of a home and hunsbandry Hi connection therewith, or the half of an acre within the limits of any incorporated city or town ami the improvements thereon u*ed exd*nsive-ly for the purpose of a home, owned by a eitixen of this -i.it>- re­ siding thereon, and the personal property In connection herewith shall he exempt from all state taxa­ tion. The county commissioners of each county in the state, not oftencr than once in every two years, upon the application of one-fourth of the registered voters of any coun.Continued on Page 4 , ¿r?“ - i --*■ I - --e=X-wr Eleven state* and one territory have Prntt, the most importuni moment grunted equal suffrage and it Is due iti life is when the time of tempta­ to her nllUienre that better laws (or tion comes, in any form, we make sanitation ami house inspection, » our choice for g’ood or eveil. tliut proper working day and the pay­ makes us the master of iute. Right ment of wages in the presence of a and notile thinking in the formative commissioner obtain in California period of your life forms character. In tile homy state of Vice 1‘rcsldent One who lives in a world of honuMarshall, who opposes equal suf­ tiful thoughts is reflected in our frage. lift \ thousand dollars was character We *eleel the ability to pet * for in ti. • bei fr nt- lull *ele. ( those tiling* «I- desire to it* I* gi*|at ore \pt,o| down a' appro think about for we live in a world pMallott id two tfoa-atiil dollar* for ni nor own selection, making it just tletter babte* Mi** H p k*ou t'litwil a* broad or narrow, high or low, tine of the finest paper* in favor of pure or Impure, or as selfish or un­ Dtr. Pratt’s suffrage ever written with the state­ selfish as we make it. ment that "Woman's suffrage is address was a masterpiece of intel­ likely to hi* I hi* lenititi *t spiritual lect mil thought that was received move fileni th.nl i h** ivnr •1 ha* ever with i-nlhuMustli applause known, I» mu**«* it m.*\ mean the The presentation of diplomas was .« wakening fi»r t lu* fir i limi* in th> Illude by Sopì Ezell. preceded by n ln*lor\ n| till* W ,OÎ 1>i "I more t han few word* of com me ' idot loti praise .It;, half . and ad inoliti loo i losing to* ternari** Hickson* wishing them Godspeed in the car­ At tile ilo* •-tuny Dr N at linniel I'r.itt wn* in eer* ujioti which they would enter The interesting program dosed (rodm-cd by Mr S Kunge, a mem lor of the local school hoard, who ill with a selection by tho Hoys’ Hand well chosen words paid a beautiful and teachers and graduate* filed out tribute to the tencher* anti reminded to the library to receive congratula­ the graduates that ¡i was the teacher tions. The fiorai display was unusually who implanted tin* idea in children that shaped their future, urging them usually beautiful, which with many to remember their teacher* He also gifts were received by the graduates. The graduating class were Annie paid homage to Dr Pratt, In his remarks, introducing the eminent Whitner, Zoo Munson, Muriel Hurrepresentative of Hollins College. rold, Maud Cameron, Daisy Hetts. Dr. Prntt possesses an attractive Stella Brown, Gladys Green, Nellie Holland. Mildred personality and an easy How of Lough. May language that appeal* at once to an Dickson. Ethel Hickson. Hazel Pack­ intellectual audience, a magnetic ard; Albert Fry, Sherman Rout It, speaker, he held the interest and Ernest Shepherd, Vivian Speer and attention of his audience, without Robert Deane. Ushers from the junior class were effort Choosing a* hjs subject for qbe occasion "Right Living is Right Hume Humph, Oscar Brown, Morris Thinking," he gave a beautiful ex­ Spencer, John Murrell. position of the Influence of thought f ’otn wicncfmcaf Aflrr Thoughts iijom churaeter, showing that above all the actual freedom we posse*» is I A mi*take was made in the state­ to think earnestly. On the out-] ment with reference to the tins* going nnd incoming tram* of thought 1poem in the last Issue of The Herald. our impressions arc framed ami de­ Muriel Harrobl Imil been appointed termines the kind of hoy or girl, tnan |to assist, hut owing to her illness or woman that we shall be "for as the words wore written %y Zoe u man thinketh in 'his heart,"- etc., Munson alonl> nnd adapted to music etc. We are erenture* of habit, and n hy Zoe und Fannie Rehli Munson. life long habit of thinking honestly determines the environment In which \ Hazel Packard gave each of the we live Dante’s Inferno is an apt teachers of the High School >i bam­ illu-tration >>f living in the environ­ boo vase bund painted l.v herself in ment of thought, a place made by poinselliu design. Another >harming ourselves It 1 * the ability of the I attention to the !> I' lter* -ante front mind to formulate thought and cre­ u Freshman girl, a lovely bouquet ate right impressions. Impression Is of flowers. tlie result of looking upon an ob­ For years past it has been the cus­ ject. The moral instruction in the home, the school und. tho com­ tom for tho graduating class to add ■ munity is to hold up tho higheat a work of art to the High School col­ Ideal» and to fnaton upon the mind lection. Owing to lou that (are* the the things worth while! Measured school In the departure of Miss Continued on Pago 4 in terras *8f character, said D r. �MAY 28, 1913 THE 8ANFORD HERALD PAGE TWO thanks for his "assistance." Tho v Mr. Price Makos Reply literary (?) products of the two are Editor Herald: ' "And he (Samson) found a new so suspicousiy similar that I can’ t jaw bone of un ub*, and put forth bis resisi a litile par aph rase " T w o minds without n single thought. hand, and took it, and slew The Doc Rogers-Penrson opening thousand men therewith." paragraph is strictly true except in •Apparently this very useful apetho following particulars: 1 did not clcs has sadly degenerated in modern times, for whereas Samson slew a open the attncK. Granting that I thousand men with the jaw bone of did. it was neither vicious nor un­ It was not against Mr. one ass, we now have the spectacle warranted. of a thousand (m ore or less) of them, Pearson personally nor against or­ vigorously wagging their jaw bones ganized labor generally, but solely an unfortunate condition in a fruitless endeavor to slay one against man! Realising the hopelessness of existing in the local union. Mr. Pearson*s(or Doc’s)as icrtion that their efforts they have taken my advice and called in a veterinarian, the alleged attack Is on him is a most introducing Mr. E. E. Rogers, would amusing piece of conreit, revealing bo Doctor of Asaininity, as the an exaggerated idea of his own imortance. Tho value of the HegersMoses, wbfltaiw to-.U'iul. put. of pp1 tho wilderness. Welcome, Doc,, but P'earson combine to tho cause of your patients are getting no better dtf^ent union labor is the same as fast under your natural gas treat­ that of ciphers following tho decimnl point oT'a fraction, each one of which ment. M y charge against a portion of decreases the true value o f the prop­ He nlso the carpenters’ union of "mechan­ osition exactly ten fold. "shrinks from the deplorable notori­ ical inefficiency" was very mild alongside their own confession of e ty " he has attained. I infer from mentnl inefficiency," for by .calling this tt)at the people have been judg­ in help to aid them in their extrem ­ ing and he does not,like the verdict. ity, they tacitly admit that they Webster says, "N otoriety, State of have nof brains enough in their own bdng publicly known, in a bad sense.’ organisation to conduct tho discus­ Some confession— what? Throughout this entire articlo they sion and further emphasise the fact by paying good money for the worth­ seek to convey the impression that less trash furnished. If the add my statement* have been ambigu­ were intended to enlighten tho people ous or insinuating. I challenge them as to the good points of organised to prove any such thing. . Tho "righ ta " referred to have labor it was a dismal failure, but aa already been designated b y "mo in a an ad of their ignorance and lack of former article, principally the right brain power it was a howling success, and secure and an apt illustration of how "a of every man to seek fool and his money are soon part­ employment with no other condi­ tions imposed than his ability to e d ." 1 think Doc Rogers missed n few perform tho services required, for people when he was B R A Y IN G such compensation as may he agreed around town about what ho was upon between him and the buyer. going to do to me, and for the ben­ These two things are of vital impor­ efit of these let me say that the en-| tance to every patriotic, ' libertytiro article was w’rittcn by him, re­ loving American and are tho two gardless of Mr. Pearson’s note of points upon which I differ with or­ ganized labor in general, it being their avowed purpose to prevent as far as possible any man from, se­ curing employment except under a license issued by them ahd known aa a “ working card." The methods em­ ployed to attnin and retain this monopoly are many, ranging from peaceable means to dynamiting, bloodshed and murder. The public is entirely familiar with this phase of the subject and this part of the controversy needs no further dis­ cussion, except that I wish to say in closing it, that it is obviously im­ possible for an honorable man to accept the challenge made by my opponents to name those who have been tho victims to a greater or less degree^ °f the boycott imposed for daring to employ non-union labor, and thereby subject them to still further annoyanco and loss. There is one firm, however, to which the nbovc reason does not apply. The Sanford N ovelty Works, o f which firm I nm a member, and I challenge m y opponents'to state fully their stand in relation to this firm, whether or not they are using their influence to injure saifl firm, whether they, are uling unduo or unusual pressure to keep the people from trading with thorn, whether their members are instructed or supposed to refuse to deal with them or with others who do so deal with or.omploy them. I f any or all of these questions are answered in the af­ firmative, let them tell the poeplc why. to employers as their "musters” and again as "overfed plutocratic swine!” Isn’ t it an cnpobling speer tacle to behold such a body of in ­ telligent (?) men as they claim to ho calm ly’ branding themselves as slaves of swine! Any man" who will voluntarily bo classify himself is ob­ viously unfitted for any higher posi­ tion in life. Doc furthor says that organized labor is not opposed to largo units o/j organized capital and invite attention to the testimony being given before the commission of industrial relations now in session in Washington. On Mny 12, W. D. Haywood, secretary o f the I. W. W. , (Industrial Wreckers of tho World) testified that a world in which there there- should--be -no such thing"--*! capital* was the laboring man’s-hteal and that only implacable war be­ tween peace and capital, ending with n great general strike and classi­ fication of (he means of production, could bring nbout that ideal exist­ ence. " I believe in all kinds of tac­ tics," he said. " I don’t car® if it menns revolution.” And that isn’t anarchy, according to the Doctor. Mr. Wilson said, in his recent speech, that any man who sought to set man against man, or class against class, was striking at the very heart oT the nation, hut ns my opponents have admitted that they have no respect for the government under which they are living, such ^„d eclar­ ation probably docs not impress them at all. A A A A A JL r A A a Velvety Lawns and Attractive Homes 4* 4* 4» 4* 4» us have home this t sum«Ly et u WMJ thelp 11# Jyou v v » aa** * V a more beautiful ----------- » -----------------”— iu ill* mer-^-with velvety lawjis— and attractive flowers —with well kept kc and gardens. One of our lawn mowers will save you timo, trouble, temper and expense. T h ey are easy running— noiseless simply constructed— and cut close and cleanly. Garden hose — rakes — trowels — sprinklers — hoes — spades— everything you need for keeping your home beau­ <4* tiful this summer is in this store. T ell us what your re­ quirements are. ■ .. & 'S* 'S* 'S* 4* * 'S* 'S» 'S* 4 » 4* £4* The Geo. H. Fernald Hardware Company Ï 4» 4> * 5 ß> 4» ♦ ' 4; COW ♦ * t PEAS ’ Car load Iron and Brabham Cow ♦' ■Peas j ust delivered. These varieties Peas guaranteed not to infect soil with “Root Knot." , -- ■?i . ■.;■ * * .• Write for prices, mentioning qua n tity desired. % Mr. Roger's laborious efforts, con­ suming two or throe columns, to enuAs the learned doctor (Rogers) is unable to construe plain English, I rnrr* t0 nml « p la in several unde­ repeat unhesitatingly that tho fruits1»irahie classes to which I mny bereferred to do apply to a portion of l ° nIT* signally to make nny the local carpenters' union, incident- specific charge, anil is therefore un­ ally reminding him that it in ho who answerable until such charge is bus boon making statements over made. Tho offer of the olive branch is another's name, doubtlesA realizing ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ coupled to aq impossible condition, as that it was a very doubtful honor to acknowledge his own offspring, even “ ^ vo proving branch cannot lie though it caused Mr. Pearson to g o 1irufted to n rotten stump as sugon record ns a pingiarist-r—“ a literary gest'ed. Hence the offer is declined Mr. Pearson is probably getting t hief." anxious to launch tho "torpedo" While people who employ such The Standard Railroad of the South which he has prepared for me, ac­ methods as my opponents are using SCHEDULE EFFECTIVE APRIL 8th. 1918 cording t<> his boastings on the ami give utterance to such disgrace­ -treet. s<) I will retire, and while he ful and unpatriotic sentiments • a» |i getting the thing loaded would sug­ expressed by them are not entitled gest that the D. A. favor us with n No. 82 No. 8(1 No. 8ft to any consideration whatever. I will 8:30 am I.» JnrkMinville -ido. "(> Where Am I 1 A t?" with 1;35 pm 8:10 pm g i v e them a chance to retract one of 5 :.15 pm 12:36 nm Ar Savannah 12:5l> pm chorus by the union, " W e Don't their demands, for to comply with 8 :00 pm 5:20 am 9:18 nm Ar Richmond Know Where We're Going but We're Ar Wnshinglnn 8 :50 nm 12:38 pm 11 :5u pm it would do neither them nor myself on our why " Ar'Raltimore 1:50 pm 10:27 am 1:38 a in a by good. They challenge tiuf to Ar Philadelphia And let the people judge! 12 :15 pm •I :03 |im 4 :25 am publish names of some whom I Ar New York 2:57 pm 6^20 pm 7 : 13 am Respectfully submitted, charged with being mechanically in­ All-steel .Equipment, Free Reclining Chair Tars to Washington W. S. Price. efficient, etc. If tyi further demand Car Service on Trains 82 and 80. Sleeper to Savannah on Tran. fAdvt.) along I his line is made I will drop For Information ami Reservation Phone or Write the matter with the understanding N o t U n n a t u r a l I n q u i r y . that their silence is an admission of Dorothy Ims a baby brother who the charges If they dtill insist I recently been 111, cutting his first III. W rit Hay Sin*!-■(, Jar kwunt 1%, Ila, llilIalKiroii|{hi Ifiltri, I «tuf « 13 will give til names of two of their f*borir 17 PH«nr 11The baldness of tho baby's members whfmi they are repeaill'dlv ' fiend had caused Dorothy great anx­ hofinrign by electing them to the iety She stood nt the mother's knoo highest offices in their organization, one day gently putting the llttfo head. thus endorsing their standard of "Be careful, Dorothy." said tho moth­ efficiency, and will quote us my au­ er. You know poor little brother Is thority one of tit® most prominent 111. He Is cutting his teeth." Dorothy men how engaged in the building patted tho bald head reflectively. industry in Sanford, who has told "Mntnmn," she said, “ will It mako him 4* 28 me thfit he discharged one of them *** when ho cuts his hair’ " 4 for totnl incornpetency and the other Test for Man. because he could not earn I ht* min­ A g e n ts F or */ If n man thinks women are (toor. imum scale of wages. Candidly, I ♦ ilo not wmh to take this step as ff 1weak creatures lie up] noon discover 4 » \V will only engender much unnecessary his mistake hy trying to prevent olio 4* ill feeling in un already unfortunate from having her own way when sho really wants it.— IndionnpoRs Star, situation. T h e most wonderful car that has ever been put <»n 4» True, there is aopio work now be­ the m arket for $750 F.O .B. Factory, D etroit. M ic h . ing done in ‘Sanford by non residents, both union and non-union, hut who SEE US F O R D E M O N S T R A T IO N is there among us all can con­ sistently "cast the first stone?” And. really, why should nny stone ho cast nt nil. It's nit right, isn't it, Just because you ar® fooling th o l'J F when we are out of work, to go to ill effects of n torpid livor is no cx- j 4 ' 4 * 4 * 4 ' 4 » & 4 * ' & ^ 4 ' ' & ^ 4 ' ^ + ^ & & l& ^ V & & 4 * 4 ' 4 ’ 4''k/ some other town for » job? We cuso for buying a harmful medicine were all outsiders once, and for w hom thnt has brought physical decay to wouTd we he building houses, cjturchthousands. Cujomel is dangerous es, stores, if wo refused to allow arul a* ove.y one knows has very strangers to tom® in? Don't wc disagreeable and weakening after want Sanford to grow. It is exactly effect*. Medical science hoa found this narrow minded policy that a natural vogtenbla remedy, GHIHdominates organized labor; . they want Everything for thomsclves. It BY’ S LIV -V E R -LA X that thorough­ ly cleanse* tho liver and bowels Is th® same policy that Is retarding Sanford's growth today. Each and without causing any bad feeling. Children can tako it with perfect every little clique want* a monopoly safety. Every bottle^ guaranteed. of it* own particular line. They are 50c and |1 a bottle. None gonuine too shortsighted to see that no class without tho likeness and signature can. be favored or allowed to dom­ of L. K. Grigsby. For sale by Wm. inate affairs without serious damage G. Aldgridge. to the whole. DUTTON CRATE CO. SA N FO R D , FLORIDA A T L A N T I C COAST LINK THROUGH TRAINS TO NEW YORK'DAILY ATLANTIC COAST LIN E T H E COUNTY C H A IR M A N , A T THE S TAR FRID AY, M A Y 4* PIANO TUNER I: o and General Workman on Musical Instruments is Permanently Located in Sanford. Itcfiniflhing like new inside and out. t R. D. M O YER ‘HBEWCAY I>I *4*4»4» SANFORD CYCLE CO. p - O. BOX 1332 4» T h e 1 9 1 5 M a x w e ll Autom obiles 4* 4* 4» 4* 4» 4» Acts Surely, Safely 4» 4» Liv-Ver-Lax ,*M v ' , «■ Soldiers Home, Johnson City, Tenn., W a lls Finished w ith The Modern, Durable, Fiat 00 Finish kN LY the best and moat advantageous materials are permitted to go into the construction o f U. S. Government Buildings. For thia reason P t t C m Flatkoatt Th* Modem. Sanitary. Durable w«U* and ceilings F t * O il FtnUK haa been used in finishing thet walla the Soldiers Hom e at Johnson City, Tennessee, and in Other eminent Buildings as well. P m C m Flatkoatt is always preferred wherever S a n ita tio n , E c o n o m y and R e s t f u l C olor , Effects are first c o n s id e r a tio n fo r walla. Kc will stand hardest wear and tear and remain attractive fo r years to come. It Is easily cleaned with a moist sponge, and th erefore saves the expense of frequent redecorating. If you are going to build or redscorate, yon should Investi­ gate the advantages o f P e e Gee F t a t K p a t l. T ?T > T? T? r iV E r J C / If TIIQ11DIT CD IL L U D IM I DD n n n i T D U U iV W rite to D e c o r a tin g D e p a r t m e n t , P E A S L E E G A U L B E R T CO., Inc., Louisville. Ky., for sdvlce and suggestions and ••THS MODERN METHOD OF F IN I3 IIIN G WALLS,’ * also color card— or ask us for FREE BOOK. I want to call attention to a per­ nicious and dangerous doctrine taught hy organized labor generally — that any individual, corporaion or organization that doea not con­ form to tho mandate of unionism is unfair and an enemy of auch labor. A striking example of this la found Tn M r. Rogers' attack on Mr.. Taft. I am not a Republican and never voted that ticket but want to say that Mr. Taft la undoubtedly one of tho moat respected citizens of America today and his honor and in tegrity has never been questioned by any other reputable citizen. His judicial derisions were invariably given in conformity with the Igw. And if they were invmrfsbly against organised labor, aa charged, it is v e ry convincing" proof to most-people that the acts o f sucji labor were in conflict with said laws. If the laws are Unjust, cha’nga them. Geo. H. Fernald Hdw. Co. 1" ; -I 4* Mr. Pearson says the method* of organized labor are always peace­ able. Doc. Rogers says they are not. l ^ e also_refers several times Northbound Arrive Leave No. 82. ...1:18 A. A. M. No. 84.. .10:45 A. M ... .11:05 A. M. No. 80... .3:26 P. M ..'.. .3:46 P. M. Southbound No. 83... .2:06. A. M ....... 2:16 A. M. No. 89,.. .2:10 P. M........2:30 P. M. No. 85. ..,.6:44 P. M ........ 6:04 P. M. Florida growers tins season^. were taught the lesson of the value of quality In oranges and grapefruit. Only those who sent to market dean, bright fruit*.properly packed, received ir o fit a b le prices. There waa ittlo or no demand for poorly packed, inferior fruit. I • Leesburg 21—A rrive..............10:65 A. M. 24—L/*avo................. 6:58 P. M. 158—A rrive..............5:20 P. M. 157—L®ayo.. . . . . . ...6:36 A. M. Trilby No. 26— Arrive ...... ...1 :0 0 P . M. No. 24—L ea ve... ; ....... ;2:25 P. M. Clyde Lia* Beals (SI* Jikti River) Arrive 10:00 A.M. Leave 11:30À.M. Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays téta, Growers nre in the business for profit. They should renlire now as never before thnt quality in fruit pock alone insures prices that give this. T o safeguard the future those who have not already done bo must plan to Install tho best packing house . machinery obtainable. Boy Skinners "Satisfaction Guaranteed” Packing House Machinery and Equipment Oviedo No. 126—A rrive............. 9:30 A. M. No. 127—Leave............... 4:00 P. M. No. No. No. No, Sanford, Fla Only Fruit of Good Quality Sold at Profitable Prices A T L A N T I C C O A S T L IN E T R A IN S ^ 108 Palmetto Avenue P r o fit - p r o d u c in g W e h a v e r e c e n t l y Begin now on your added to our already “quality firs t" cammodem . large plant at Dune- paigh b y w riting for fruit, that which goes through a anteed line” of pack- m g house ndans Inns and ing machinery. estimates, Free. .pick. out the equipment. L B . S k in n e r M fg .C o ., C e n t r a l A v e . , D u n e d in , F la . 8 p « U prices for Jane install*tloo*—write new for these. : ri'îk' . - * V ■ xpt-tTr/rVi v • 111 ■ ». ■ 4* 4* 4* 4* 4* 4* �'* ■ v =* - • ; * M * m one System in Sanford To Be Modem and Efficient -E have purchased thtftocal telephone sys­ W e are now a citizen of Sanford and the suc­ tem of the Sanford Telephone Com pany cess and prosperity of our exchange here depends and will soon begin reconstructing the Sanford E x ­ change, making it common battery and all-cable system of the very latest type. upon the success and prosperity of Sanford. a We shall exert our best energies for the advancement of the community and shall provide conveniences The purchase of the plant was made only after a majority o f telephone users had expressed a desire . for us to come to Sanford and the M ayor and Coun­ cil, had approved our plans by granting us a fra n ­ chise and entering into a rate agreement. - 73? The a p ­ proval of this rate agreement by the State Railroad and comforts for our employes so that they m ay serve you cheerfully and be happy in their work. W e seek your co-operation and good will. Our endeavor shall be to render adequate and efficient service at all times and be prepared to care for the Commission was made one of the conditions of the future growth of the city. W h en things go wrong trade. with the service w e ask that you tell us your trou­ bles and give us an opportunity to correct them. W h e n the matter was presented to the Railroad Commission, the Commission, acting fully within its W e wish to work with you and shall appreciate any constructive criticism. »V* powers, declined to approve in advance the rates for the new and improved service, stating that after the W hile the work of remodeling the plant is in new plant was in operation and the improved serv- progress there will be occasions when service will ice actually rendered to the community, it would be rendered under difficulties. grant a hearing upon this question. - stringing cable on the outside and rearranging the Recognizing the wisdom of this decision the City Council passed another resolution requesting us to ■/ purchase the plant and declared the p ro p o s ^ reasonable. rates A majority of the telephone subscrib­ W orkm en will be equipment on the inside, so that the service during the next fe w months will be no criterion of the service you are to receive when the new plant has . .rï been installed and is in smooth, working order. ers signed a petition containing the same request If you, unfortunately, experience trouble with and declaration. -T your service during the reconstruction period or at W ith this demand for such a plant and service as w e can furnish and so strong an assurance from the public that they are willing to pay reasonable rates for the service, we purchased the plant. rv^.%. Hr, promptly and give the details so that repairs may be made quickly. The interest manifested in our purchase of the W e shall proceed at once to reconstruct the ex­ change and make it modern in every respect. any other time you will please notify our local office The Sanford Telephone Company has been very grati­ fying and is appreciated. Our effort shall be to de­ plant is now a part of the Bell System and the serv­ serve your cordial good will and to make the T ele­ ice and equipment will be brought up to the Bell phone Exchange in Sanford a public institution of standard. which every citizen may justly feel proud. A larger .cash expenditure will be re­ quired in doing this than our engineers at first esti­ be our constant aim to serve our patrons efficiently mated. at all times. mm. J. EPPS BROWN, First Vice President ■V«, L— It shall Southern Bell T elep h o n e and T e le g ra p h C o m p a n y v . �advertising pages. THESANFORDHERALD attheouradvertisers disagree R. J. HOLLY. Editor W. M. HAYNES. Rii'-inr-i Manager E m y T iK *l»y and KrWay THE HERALD PRINTING COMPANY HI ILS( U ll'T IO N m m , IN ADVANCK O N E TEAR .................................................. 1200 BIX MO N'T I I S ............................................... I.2S TI1UEK M O N T H S ......................................... 1» DaUtarad la d a ( I I ; b ; Cattle, 15-00 I’ at Yea, la Adtaara at *0*. I‘tr Month Taymenta In Adtanea M uat Ha Made at Offlcn Ealarrd An Haraad-C'laaa Mall Malta, Aagvat 5Xnd 1**S. at the |*o,ioff|ea at Hoafard, Tiaelda. I'ader Act or Match Srd, H7|. OITlca la llacald lialldlnf Telephone No. I K riltllU-th—UvAsla^ • Fly time is here. Swat him and her. ------0 -----How about the heautiful lakes uroumi Sanford for aummer camps? ------O-----The merchants of Sanford aro in favor of the Daily Herald next fall and will help support it. ------ 0 -----The delinquent tax list published in this issue is very small and while tho printer makes no money it dem­ onstrates that Seminole county is in good shape. Evidently with you slso. Anyway, w e'h a ve made up, you must remember. The trouhlo w i t h 'Bob is that we licked his pet candidate for speakership. We never injected any personalities into our opposition to that candidate, hut Boh has written two or three sneer­ ing attacks on the Grower and its editor. , Wo challenge him to a tar­ pon contest, the catcher of the most fish to he the best,man. nnd wo in­ vito him to go with us on a ten days’ trip which has already been planned, which will take us to tho lower * west cosst, starting about Juno 26th. We plan to go in n comfortable house boat, and the party will contain not less than ten — Florida Grower. ~"~Durn y o u r’ skin, Edge?, will take you up on that proposition if we aro in Florida on that date. You can lick our candidate but you can’ t catch more fish than we can. Also we give you credit (or 1publishing one of the beat magazines in tho south and you are getting the adver­ tising which you so richly deserve. Our fight was only on paper and wo like you well cnoqgh to go fishing with you if the hpportunity presents itself and you know only the best of friends ever go on fishing trips to­ gether. S T A T E D IV IS IO N c •i ; . Ém |0< - m Pf&f. Ib4 K . . M a v 25. 1)|| « A BLE management, sound business policy, and modern methods of transacting banking business make this Bank a strong financial institution. ^ W e p ay a fair rate o f interest on Savings and Certificates uf Depos­ its and render efficient and careful service for those individuals and busi­ ness men who desire to carry accounts either subject to check or at interest. DONEGAN WOULD EXEMPT ' HOMESTEADS FROM TAXES Continued frobi Page 1 fy shall cause to be submitted to the voters of such county to decide whether the property exempted thereby from state taxation shall be exempted from taxation for county, city or town purposesr<+r^‘,*rtK*srnTn to be dertermined by a majority' vote of those voting on the question at the general election next ensuing more tYan six months after the pres­ entation of such application. If a majority of the votes cast on that question shall be found to be (n favor of tho exemption of such property from county and municipal taxa­ tion such property’ shall be exempted from atj county and muindpul taxtion levied after the year in which such election is held, provided theft such property shall not bo exempted from taxation for city or town pur­ poses in any city or town the voters of which shall have caat a majority vote against such exemption at such election. The legislature ia authorized to provide for the desig­ nation of the property to be exempt­ ed thereunder and to prohibit the exemption of property not deemed by the legislature to be covered by this section. • A Strong Banking Institution north will do much toward obtain­ ing new citixena for our county. Help tho schools, help advertise them, help them by sending your children to them, thus demonstrating your faith in your home institutions. j <4 PEOPLES BANK OF SA N FO R D J T WART YOUR flUSIRtSS , 4 H. R. STEVENS Pr**idr»l C. M. HAND Vltr.IW.ltBl 1 * ■ ■■ SANFORD. FLORIDA H. E. TOUR m F. L WOODRUFF Vks-Prswknt R. R. DEAS Ami cuir«, CssUtt — | d u a f lt a a d d £ ifla e n d a d < ia c ia < it * d it d flx is K s a j(K 3 ä m t a d a n s ia 0 n iia t 3 U d c | A ABO U T PEOPLE ...A N D E V E N T S ... RESUM E O F SANFORD H A P P E N IN G S U P TO D A T E Ai^f«M sil Comm an mt mai le« liais Column to “ Society er Pkt»ne Mr*, ft, A* TifW uii, Phees No. fOJ Id d d d d c ^ id d d d d d d d U d d U d a d d d d ta d m a d r t d d ú d a d d a a d d d d d d t íx t e l Social EttnU light fully with a sowing party Wed­ Although last week was filled with nesday afternoon in honor of Mrs. the ichooi events there were alio Hoy Went. The house was lovely many social affairs, large and small with a profusipn of Easter fillies and that . kept up the whirl of gnyety roses, and the refreshments wero delicious. Invited to meet Mrs. Wont were Mesdames J. C.. Fletcher, W . P. Fields, D. Browne, Findlay Munson, Packard, Hobson, A. K. Powers, W. M. Haynes, G. B, Pope, Frank, Nelson, Geo. Shipp, Swanson, Harry Wray, E. H. Peters, H. Shaw, Geo. “ THE COUNTY CHA IHM W Bullard, F.' Adams, J. H. Cowan, A T T H E STAR FUI I >\Y. Pennington. B. Croomer, W. G. M AY 28ih Ginn, Ben Smith, Misses Gene, An­ nie and May Pope, Albine Frank, Bessie Smith, Mabel Cowan, Edith Walker and family and Dr I. R. Hickson, Jessie Hurley and Anna Philips and family. They w.-r.- arNelson. compnnicd by Miss Fa me-.worth and Miss Speer. Hor Social jot Catholic Church A box social will be given at the home of Mrs. W. If. Peters Wednes­ day evening at 7 :30 for the benefit of the Catholic church to which the members of the church anti their friends are invited. The Indies of the church are ex­ pected to prepare boxes of lunch, enough for two. which will lie auc­ tioned to the highest bidder, the purchaser to share the lunch with the orgiinal owner Same Social At the Congregational church on Friday evening the Ladies Union will give (i name social for the bene­ fit of the society. Invitations with «mall bags attached have been sent out requesting that a penny for each letter of your name be placed there­ in nnd returned on Friday evening. A pleasing program will be rendered nnd light refreshments seryed. Tho public is invited to participate. URG E CUSS GRADUATES FROM THE HIGH SCHOOL * tS should* lay great stress upon this fact and The Herald of today and of Inst Friday sent to n friend in the Representnti\’o Davis of St. Johns on Saturday introduced In the house and pleasure,* among which was tho a bill for the division of tho state, bridge party given by Mrs. Geo by a lino running to the north of Bishop on Thursday morning. • Mrs. Marion, Levy and Volusia counties. Bishop entertained with six tubles The fight will be led by Davis of St. of players and n charming morning Johns and Davis of Jackson, This wns delightfully spent by all pres­ state division Is attractive to us. We ent. like it; there are not half enough of­ fices to go around, and there are only The legislative committee on in-[ Delightful t¡athcrinQ half enough state capitals. With two nveetigating the Marianna reform The ladies of the Woman’s Mis­ states where one grew before, the school reported, declaring that the sionary Society met in the parlors of newspaper men will have u chance to fire was not of incendiary origin, hut the Baptist Temple the evening of come Into their own. They have expressing tho belief thnt gross neg­ the 24th. worked nnd striven to build up the ligence was responsible for the ter­ The devotional exercises were con­ state and they should be rewarded. rible effects of the burning of the ------ 0 -,— ducted by Miss Allie TralTord: Topic The Dixie Highway that our We know of some of the brightest dormitory of the white hoys at that Removal of ' Sure .Promises neighbors of the south were so keen lights in the state, anti we could men institution last year. missionary study. New Afto have’ down through central Flor­ tion names, but modesty forbids, the white boys’ school was recom-| who shoutd be elected at once to mended in the committee report 1ri™ » a" 1|,,! b>’ Mbi' J' K Jo>,n,*0V ida and shut out Sanford has proved, A sketch was given of Livingston s to he somewhat of a boomerang nnd most important ami responsible and great work in opening up the Dark The house passed the hill by Mr the route will go down the east lucrative offices in the new state, Continent to the light of the gospel. coast. This demonstrates that noth­ which should be known us the state Newton establishing the Torrens Selected readings were given by We are for division system of registering land titles, ing can be done where Sanford is left of Suwannee, different mem tiers of the society, out. Hereafter we would suggest -strong nnd we arc (or Live Oak a* which i» not compulsory. It passed giving information in regard to tho the capital of the state of Suwan­ u bill establishing an industrial school that Sanford be consulted. evangelistic, educational and med­ nee. It is the logical point for a for girls similar to the one for boys ------O— ical wnrk being done by our devoted Boards of trade of south Florida capital, in in easy reach of all parts at Marianna, but to lie in charge missionaries at the (our main sta­ meet in Tampa this week. Sanford of the new state, is the healthiest of the board of state institutions, tions in the Yoruba territory. is not in south Florida and wets not point nnd hns the host people in the appropriating $26,000 , for building The interest o( the meeting was invited. Dixie Highway meeting in newest state , is the healthiest point and $10,000 for maintenance. much enhanced ns the leader pointed and has the best people in the new­ Orlando this week. Sanford not Tiie senate passed the hill be out the various places mentioned, wanted on tho Dixie Highway nnd est state of the Democratic Union Farris authorizing cities to amend on a large map ot Africa which had not invited. Forrest Lake was south Sure, divide her; cut her up, get their own charters by a vote of the p|,. um, , ,)iM |,y M r. Watson been prepared anti given to the Florida candidate for speaker but rid of those alligators, mosquitoes. ' society by Mr. Ben Guthrie. The south Florida did not support him. south Florida editors and other peat* j furthpr r,.KU|ntlnK Hirh and funeral Indies expressed, by a rising vote of The cast coast will hereafter get our and noxious inserts and let us live benefit insurance companies, nnd the thanks, their appreciation of Mr. support in men and measures and our little lives along, in our own house bill by l fan’soil providing Guthrie’s kindness. wo will let nouth Florida get along little state of our own, far, far away compulsory attendance at school in At the close our hostesses for the front the maddening crowd, who without us. And if we Tememher counties or districts deciding to have evening, Mrs. F. W Klintworth and holler about their towns and cities right there is u south Florida candi­ it by u three-fifths vote of the Miss Maude Jin kins invited the and land and cattle . nd hogs and date for U. S. Senator, too. Here’s people. ladies into the dining room, where to you Jacksonville And Miami. We enterprise, and. who advertise nnd sherbet and cake were served and a are not in south Florida nnd have take the tourists nnd homcscckers pleasant social hour enjoyed. been gerrymandered into cast coast nnd otherwise tnultreul and mis­ treat us, and ignore us. territory.* Sewing Party jot t!ur*t Divide her. We all want nnd need MrBraxton Perkin* entertained an office, an. by golly we’ ll have cine a k it v s H a v i n g s Continued from Page 1 on Wednesday morning with “ Hurry Floyd, in one of his flnsiies when the state of Suwannee is Guild and Miss Telherly, these charming porch party for hi*r at thus advises: "M e e t your wife every formed.— Live Ouk Democrat. teachers were presented handsome tractive guest, Miss Elsie Coates of day anew, each morning as a glori­ Go to It, Mac. You ought to be silver berry spoons as a parting gift Daytona. Invited to meet the gucAt ous itranger.’’ Harry is not spring­ Governor 'of Suwannee. from the pupils, in token of their of honor were Mrs. Archie Betts, ing anything new at that. We know love nnd appreciation. Many indi­ Misses Saitiie Williams, Florence several men that greet their wifo OUK SCHOOLS vidual gifts were also presented Frank, Charlotte Hand, Marian each morning as a glorious stranger. Tho Sanford school« have just them. Hunt, Adelaide Higgins. Zoe They have been out nil night anti the closed another most successful term Munson, Belle Smith, Martha Fox, wife meets them early in the morn­ and another class of bright young The Boys Temple Band played an Lora Tiflt, Anna McLaughlin and ing with a rolling pin in one hand ladies and young gentlemen will go important part in the Commence- Helen Howland. and n baseball lint in the other.— forth to battle with the complex |merit exercises und discoursed good Sanford Herald. problems of the world. The schools music.* Dinner Parly Haven’ t been jagged recently, of Sunford have long been recognized have you, Sir Bobby? Any fellow as being In the front rank among the "Mr. and Mrs. D. C. Robb gave A coincidence lies in the fact thnt who would fail to meet your glorious educational institutions of the state an attractive little dinner party on seventeen juniors entertained seven­ little helpmato "each morning as a and they will continue tho good work Tuesday, evening in honor of their teen seniors Thursday night. guest, Miss Annie King of Oviedo. glorious stranger” ought to he sent in the years to come. There will be Covers were laid for seven, including why’, even the "reform ” echool la too changes of school hoard, changes of The name of Antoinette Luke w'as Mr. and Mrs. Robb, Dr. and Mrs. good for him.— Tampa Times. teachers, changes of schools but the inadvertently omitted as featuring Brownlee, Misses Annie King, Jessie ThanRs, Ilro. N o further com­ Sanford spirit thnt hns always been the character of "Bess’ ’ in American Hutchinson and Florence Robb., ment Is necessary. loyal to our institutions will remain Tomato season is hero and they aro bringing good prices. After shipping season is over the farmers should can tho surplus. Eat what you can and what you can’ t cat, can. ------O-----The Commercial Club should have a meeting, a get together meeting, or a dollar dinner or any old thing to bring the business men together anti have a heart to heart talk about our city and its future. • We have many things of importance to dis­ cuss. iæ • TH E SANFORD HERALD PAGE FOUR____________________ Under the /¿ainboic The Junior Civic league are re- ’ Mis* Edith Stewart mm to West Apopka with 1 tlie week end. irr f-.r i Miss Rutiline Lovepi) spent the week enti in v guest of Mrs. R, il M., •;to t hi- Miss ft S Johnson « I visiting Mrs. Muirheud .. for Sutherland, to ut tend i 1 mencernent exercises M i. turn to Sanford before v e ­ to Fort Myers. • -14) i ,,mI re­ tarli Mrs. If C. liest«*; Sanford but now of Or,, guest of Miss Clara l'i of ' hr H lr s K D C h in iv i, from, Philadelphia Writ ■ rom pa riieil by her datigli'* r Laura who has been year. Mrs. Chit tonde n \i-n old home at ■LambertM i!bwhile away. Miu • a her J.. IMr and Mrs. E II und daughter. Mildri from Lakeland Frida. ■ itatiyn of their iiien M d Ilarrold They were tl.. . of Mr. ond Mrs. J. A. Harrobi they roturned to laikotnnd ye»lori|syt taking Miss Harrold wtD u-m henrsing » charming little operetta entitled "Under "the Rainbow" that will bt* presented In June or July' for the benefit of the tennis court the children desire to have. Bright, catchy songs, pretty • scopes and charming situations characterize the play. Children of Sanford are cor­ Mrs. W C. DeUmir-. ’ ta­ dially invited to assist the Juniors ' •''/ as more characters are needed than ps died by Virginia and t 1 the membership of the Juniors can left Saturday evening m week or two in Orlando ■>< •') supply. are guest.i of M r** 1». sister, Mr«. The*». < nnki'j Prr tonal Mention v Vivian Speer come up from Orange Mr. and Mr* H C lludc Rttrk Thursday in time for the junior reception. He has returned returned to their former i i"* 4t Newport News, Vn.. where iln \ will to Orange Park, , reside. \ Mrs. Hal Wight is visiting her Mrs. M. M. Stewart returned mother, Mrs. Goi\dy in Orlando. from Kissimmee Inst week, Mrs. O. E. Spicer and little son, panted by her- little grande i nthter, Beauties last Wednesday night. Oscar left for Cincinnati, Ohio last Helen Chapman. loyal and will bo found back of the . —:----- L \ Tuesday. , Mr. Spicer accompanied Sttt-Sew Club CO D IU N G TO N W IL L F IG H T officials whenever that assistance is • At 'the Eighth grade commence­ ^ M r . anti Mrs. Forrest G.itchd them to Jacksonville. Mrs. B. A. Howard was tho gra­ Chris Codrington, editor of tho needed. Ths schools Have always ment exercises the attractive Sev­ are moving into their new Imngalo* cious hostess to the Bew-Sew Club DcLand News and president of the Florida Press Association wirod the following to President Wilson: "T h e world Is war mad. If It can honorubly do so the United States should stay out of this maelstrom. If self respect demands war, let us fight. The proas of Florida as a unit will uphold you in your trying position." It if all right for Chris to holler fight, as he docs not measure over four feet and once he got in behind a lot of six foot editors like Powell' and a few others he would be safe. Bat the editor being f it would bo an easy mark, and therefor« asks to join the home guards and enlist in the same company that Bob Holly of tho Sanford Herald belongs to. — Stuart Times. ’ * A C H A LLE N G E AC C E PTE D '*0h, why should the spirit of mor­ tal be proud?” Bob Holly of the Sanford Herald, in effect say« that we never really aay anything In the .Grower. Ileally, Bob, it seems to pay, and the readers disagree with you. The Grower today charges the highest advertising rate of any paper printed in Florida, and look been in capable hands and they will will continue to be In capable hands for the people of Sanford realise the high standard of tho schools and will compel tho name standard to be maintained in tho future as it has in the past. But 'to maintain the proper standard of efficiency there must bo the hearty cooperation of teachers, parents and children and only by cooperation can our schools expect to stand. The class of 1016 was a largo one and demonstrates that the pupils of the Sanford schools realise the im­ portance of talcing the full course and graduating with honors instead of leaving the high school the first year and going to college. The high school and the advantages thereof shoutd be made more attractive, especially if) the case of the boys, in order to hold them until they grad­ uate. The Herald takes groat pride in the schools of Seminole county and will do alt in our power to advance the interests of education, for in our schools Test the future of our chil­ dren. Being one of our TnosC valu­ able assets the people of the county enth Grade ushers were Margaret Strong, Norma Herndon, Anna Ma­ son, Wclma Graves, Mollie Aber­ nathy and Vera Terhoum Thursday afternoon at her home Miss Susie Gladwyn. principal of out of town. Tho members of tba the High School at Titusville was club spent the afternoon happily the gueat of Miss Flora Walker for together with their sewing, enjoying tho graduation on Friday^nlght. the hospitality of Mrs. Howard \In the course of preparations for with tho uaual zest. 1si ' ------- s A congenial party of friends that staging the plays last week tho "ser­ motored over to Daytona Saturday pent” was broken from tho statue Mrs. Leslie Went entertained de- for*tho week end were Mr, C. R. of "M in erva" and a corner chipped from one of tho marble pedestals. m 'The copy of “ Salmagundi” pub­ lished by the Irving and Debating Societies of the High School is ded­ icated to Miss Guild, and is a copy bright and attAcfiye, its pages re­ plete with good things, Original poems and jokes im d more serious subjects treated with originality and individuality. ’ Fully Props rad. "How is this, Horr Zwotecke? You have got your room full of oleanders and otbor tropical plants, and a tele­ phone, I aoe.” "You soo I have been aakod to compose a poem on spring, that la i why I have had a telephono laid on the publld park to enable me to listen to A e singing of the birds."— Der Floh. m m m m m x x x m to m x this week. Mr. Henry S. Ashley left f-r hi* home in Lakeland Monday Ashley was manager of the J 0McCrory Co. here for the pint ' week. Whlly here hut only •> *rW Continued on Page 6 m x x x m x } « After the Fire A . P. C O N N E L L Y 1 Fir« Insurance Casualty and Accident Insur nee jS jg , Plate Glass Insurance Fidelity BoridSQ^""Real Estate and Loans ■ m m m m m m x x x x w f �may T H E SANFORD HERALD I » . 1815 : INANDABOUTTHECITY ! ; Little Ila p p c n in ß e — M e n tio n ! o f M a tters in Bricr^I'crson&l It e m s o f In te re s t Notice persons having flowers that can spare them for Decoration Day please leave them at the residence of Ira J. Secord. on Water St., by nine o'clock Saturfay morning. May 29th and oblige Decoration Coni mit tee. Parish House ’ Summary of the Floating Small ' | Wednesday night will he a conTalk* Succinctly Arranged for 1 tinuoation of U*t Wednesday'» picHurried Herald Headers tures, the ‘ Founding of Che Apostolic Church " : ................» • • ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ * Everybody is Cordially invited to V Sheriff Hand Is driving n now these pictures Wednesday night, ut Overland car and expect« to give the Parish House. the prisoners a j o y ride from time to time. Kpworth League Social 5 or 6 doses 666 will break The Epworth Leaguers invite their any case ofFever or Chills, Price friends to a lawn party at t hr home *■ -26 rente.----------------- 71-62tc of Mrs. T. A. Newton, corner Third T. C. Davis and family, have street and Magnolia avenue, next moved from their upartmenta in tho Friday evening, May 28. The young He Forest building toHhoir now homo ladies will bring lunch boxes which will be sold to the highest bidder. A on First street, weal*side. general good time is premised, and NOTICE all tho young people of the church The delinquent tax Hat will ho pub­ are urged to come. lished June 1st. P a y your tax now and savo expense. Presbyterian Church M. W . Lovell. Collector The subject of the jirayer meeting 7 4 -Ct-Tues k Fri Wednesday night nt 7:30 will bo The ladies of the Baptist Aid So­ “ Our Women's Societies." An inter­ ciety will hold a rummage aalo on esting and helpful meeting la expect­ Saturday In tho Lefller block. Phone ed. No. 89 If you havo any tummngo The Missionary Society meeta to contribute for the aalo. Friday afternoon at 3:30. The sub­ ject will be " T h e Educational Work Woodland Park of Our Home Mission Committee." Thursdays and Sundays will be papers on "Our Swimming Pool, Amusomenta, MusP .. Thero . . . . . , ,, , „ , Mountain Schools, Our Indian Lease It for your next Picnic .. . „ , , „ , , Mexican Schools, and "Our Schools 73-tf for the Colored People.” Eldgr Spring water continues to bo r The Royal Cafe most popular hero and in Orlando The new restaurant in the Hynes and Manager Coney is being kept Block, known the Knynl Cafe busy filling orders for the liquid that is giving complete satisfaction to the inspires hut does not inebriate. many new patrons. The Royal seem Tho city is being filled up today many patrons. The Royal stem* with the many ofllcials and others to have filled n long felt want in the who are hero to attend court. The rexturunnt line and the proprietors docket is light but several cases believe in keeping everything neat will lie important and require many and clean and tin- service is right up wit nesses. to the minili e The Roy al is hound The Herndon budding nt the cor­ to prove popular here when the sum ner of Park avenue and Second mer widowers club I« formed »(reel is assuming the appearance \t ili Muse New Itesinurnnl <.( a finished building im the ex­ Nieulopulos Itros will occupy thè terior and will be a handsome addi­ soilth room of thè New Woodruff tion to thp city when finished. building opposi! e 1he l'eoples Miiiih The Stnr continues to attract UH som. us II IS ready and will bave large audiences and Manager Hern­ a ftrst class restaurant They bave don is making his patrons comfort­ al ready tm-ti-urrd ilo- rimili for i he able with plenty of fans and ventila­ Itxtures and bexel piate mirrar-, uniti! tion, Tho many serial films are of the muhiigun) torniture ami thè fittesi best- and the Star is proving very of equipment will he llistalled. mah popular in every way. ing ibis restaurant dio- of thè tinest Niculoptllos Bros Mr and Mrs. ,(*eril (iubbett ex in this »ertimi do nothiug hy hai ve» and tloor luiest peel to leave in a few weeks for venture will be a sin resti. (or they jmtnla north Mr tiahhett will helieye in giving thcir patrons che spend several weeks at different ci­ ties in (Jeorgia and Mrs Githht-U hest ut all lune- regardles» of ex »ill join her sisters and go to the |)ense They expect lo open lite new exposition at San Francisco Their restaurant .limili t he lir*t nf lidv home will lie occupied during the summer by Mr. and Mrs Ellerhit- PAGE FIVE Dance at the nonita An Announcement and a Surprise ‘ Rev. . F. P. Strong delivering the Cnnni. Zone, Bahamas, Barbados, The announcement is my present memorial address, in which he paid British Honduras, Leeward fsl-nds. intention to lie a candidate for a glowing tribute to the (lead and Newfoundland, Germany (by d.roct mu tor of Sanford at the coming living o lliia-rs and men of the Grand steamers only). England. Scotland, elotion __ Army of the Republic and in which Wale*. Ireland and the city of Ilu* Murjirise is that I have not he pleaded for peace, the peace of Shanghai, China and that to all mentioned it to orconsulted a single nations.- The pulpit and rostrum other luces the rate is five cents man in Sunford or out of it, Iliere. were liemrtifully ’ decorated with for the first ounce or fraction of an for< this announcement will h,. a tings and (lowers, a line of small ounce and three cents for each ad­ surprise to nil As I have lived in Mags formed a half circle on the ditional ounce, or fraction of an sight of tin* town 9f Sanford for front of the platform, while large ounce, which must he fully jin-paid inure than f.irtv years my character flags #srrc draped above t fie pupil or the letters become liable on de­ and ability to serve you in this ca- and upon the table. Red, white and livery to a- charge of, double tho parity you can form your opinion blue flowers further carried out the amount of tho deficient postage. without bias. I shall not buy your nations! spirit of the occasion. The votes nor spend money to bring decorating which was really a most «Omit my election, by doing either artistic piece of work was done by I would be robbed of the honor and Mr Fmdlny Munson, himself a pleasure the election would other- Veteran of the Go's. National songs wise lie. featured tho music by choir and con­ ___ ___________ IklPCCtiully, Piano Tuning gregation. Especially appropriate ____ UPS ALA AND G It A PL.YILLK.____ _ J. N. Whittier. d beautiful was the "Banner" — R. D. Moyer, the-phtno ttrrterr'haif sung by the quartette, Mr. und Mrs. ' Mrs. H. J. Lundquist was vary come to Sanford to stay. His ex­ Will Remove Drug Store Chas. Polk. Men. Strong and Mr. 111 again last week, being seriously perience us special tuner has been: R. C. Bower has purchased the Wright. G. A. R. Veterans were threatened with appendicitis, but With Mathis & Youmnns as special­ by calling the doctor in time it was ist on jilayur pianos, Valdosta, Ga.; Hotcher stock of drugs und supplies, j Chas, F. Haskins, Findlay Munson, arrested and »he can just get about with Gaither k Henderson, Tampa, ""'In fountain und fixtures, etc. and A Robbins, M. C. Aspinwall, J. T. again. Fla.; Luddcn & Dates, as head tuner »ill remove his own stock from the Secord, Geo, Ballinger, Lindiey T. Mr». Edwin Lundquist and Misa R. C. Bradshaw. in Tampa, Jacksonville and Valdosta corner of Park and First street to Walker, Capt. Ruth Borgquist visited at Mrs. the old Seminole Pharmnrjy stand Confederate Veterans who accom­ eight years; Southern Music Co., John LundquUt’s on Friday. They Mllbert Carter. Mgr., in Dirmingham stand in the Garner-Woodruff hlnck. panied them were C. II. Lefller and Spanish war Vet­ were afterwards called to the latter's Ala., (our years; C. F. Ilrewer, Chat­ This room will be entirely renovated Algernon Speer. daughter. * Williams, II. C. tanooga, Tenn., four years and many and arranged in the most modern erans Fred T. Jesse Lee visited at the home of and up to date manner for the drug Schaeffer and K. A. Terheun. yenrs previous to above. his uncle, Mr. J, A. Thompsonson’a Orders given before June 1st at business und the serving of ice recently. Ilr. Bower marked reduction. See regular nd. cream and soft drinks. Short Paid Letters for Foreign We aro glad to learn that Mrs has been iti business for himself but P. O. Box 1332. 38-tf Countries Vihlcn is recovering from her In­ a short time hut has a host Of Notwithstanding special attention jury received from a bruise whilo friends and his motto has always his been called repeatedly through getting in their carriage. Sanford Schools Faculty been, the "hest service that can be tho official publications of the De­ Mrs. Emma Thompson's baby Following Is the list of teachers given" and that he will enjoy a lia rt merit and also through the press hu* been sick again. for the next session of Sunford mlirh larger trade in his new quar­ to the rules of postage applicable to and >. , . . - .. , , Mr. and Mrs. Will Evans had as schools recommended h>r the local ters goes without saying He will he articles mailed in the United States hoard of trustees: visitor» to their homo o n -Sunday ready for the trade in the new build­ addressed for delivery abroad, the their mother from Lake Mary and B. F. Ezell, principal Sanford ing in a few weeks and the opening Department continues to receive Mr und Mrs. Nolan from Clyde, I will hr announced in The Herald Schools. complaints on account of the re­ We are real pleased to note that High School ceipt in foreign countries of much Miss Willie Robinsod and Miss Miss Hazel Stevenson, assistant short (laid mail from the United Edna Thompson have received their principal States. ‘ Postmasters are (Directed diplomas as eighth grade graduates King, Miss Kliza.Miss Martha again, therefore, to give tho widest this week. Wc congratulate them bctli Nix, Mr. J. C. Hutchison, Jr, Continu od from Page -t possible Publicity to the rates of on this achievement and hope they Grammar School: days Mr. Ashinl made ninny friends postage applicable to articles for will go one und not rest satisfied Mrs. Geo. H. Diclunson, assistant who regret to see hill) go. foreign countries ns indicated, und with this laurel. principal, to the regulation which requires the Those from here receiving tho Luke. Miss Louise Mrs, E. N amount of the deficient postage upon Mi-Belle Snnih has returned eighth grade commencement were i 1a rris. Miss Pearl Hunter, Mis« tin* delivery of short paid articles in (rorn a visit to Winter Park. Mrs. Thompson and I^dnn, Mrs. Edna Plani, Miss Lillian Higgins, international mails. Whenever it is Robinson und Willie. Signa and Olga Miss Clara Millen Miss Nila Moore, Mr- \ W Parsoli' spent several* practicable to do so. post masters \ ihlcn. Ebb» Stcdl und Margaret Primary Si hool shall promptly inform the senders of Mis* Liliiaii Furu-sworth, asisstnnt •t-. . - last Week with Mrs .1 (' Elis- short paid articles mailed nt their Erickson. minger en mule from Orlando to her We havo kept the Itest news until principal iidices of i he amount necessary (••e. in Michigan the fust, this is that on Tuesday, M i - E<lilh Stewart Miss Salome fully to prepay i In- postage on such the 18th a fine baby hoy came to Hampton, Mis- Alice Whittier, Miss ( apt M. Johnson pleasantly sur articles and to hold the articles until make his home with Mr. and Mrs. ,whl>1| prised his daughter, Mrs Moiri,... . ’ “ nd" r" " “ I'Ply 'he necessary Edwin Lundquist. Mother BertieThe vacancies 'noted in the above ......... nil g III Ullexpc.ledly for sev ....... *k- stan.ps or speelllcully at.t hor»nn und Dr Puleston were in at­ list will In* lilb-'i tins week, an ap­ Ìjit* ih#* itinpit up !•r.cl• «jlot> * \i*ot, 1 tub ui I h»' urti tendance. plications (or the positions have alnitori pani reudv been made for each vacancy Miss Nellie King of Oviedo was As the failure proper’ y to prepay Folly Of Anger. that exists This will he done as thi tuest of her sister. Miss Martha letters (or foreign countries appears To speak angrily to a person, to soon as Mr I! It Stevens of the K g for Com mence meist week I"* 'he result in many cases of an show your hatred hy what yuu say or local board returns from Penn­ erroneous impression as to the ap- by the way you look. Is an unneces­ sylvania i ,, . is.* • r. rii a « pillatimi of I tie tinted States ilornes- sary proceeding dangerous, foolish, II i/lol * .Mr, ,< ora ,, , lie rates, ridiculous and vulgar—SchojKsnhauer. Hawkins Williams and ' 'postulnasters should adopt ' < irrutt I our I Meets Today all measures practicable to give no Mr John l -\.mall were quietly mar lice to the public that the only dee V s r y E asy. T h e Spring 1er 111 of Circuit C o or ' rI••*I at t ie home, of the bride Sun­ filiations to which the two cent "It Is said that two people can Uva in and for Sem inole C o u n t) will i •• day aMeftiooi at J '••lock, ill the on Icsh than one How do you ac­ letter rate applies are Canada, Cuba, Vene tqduy and the (locket* will !.. preseli) e of I lie immediate family Mexico Republic or Panama, the count for It?'* "Necessity" friend* The bride very light, which i- very acceptai*!- and intimai« t all concerned. The weather i- wore a handsome s tyl ish t r a v e l i n g *On Wednesday, night of this week the Dopila will be given over to dancers, The orchestra will furnish music from eight to twelve and all those who wish to indulge in dancing can do so. The tables will be moved back against the walls but tho ruaservsuj all the delightful creams and ices that have made this resort so popular ami any one wishing to bo served will have that privilege »nd “ iso the added attraction of dancing. The proprietors of tho Donita will give these dances to their pntronn onco a month during the summer and they will become most popular with the people of Sanford, who enjoy the modern dunces. $ COUNTYHAPPENINGS PEOPLE ANDEVENTS Wllliums K*an* Mrs Cora Williams and Mr Fred L. Evans were married ut the home -Miiii' warm and the pnrketbookx nf gown witI) c hi ck little hat t o mu t c h , Kummnge Sale of Mr W E Hawkins on lirst the taxpayers light «tul the small* t They left I in medial elv for W ay The ladies of the Baptist Aid So­ Street last Minila) lU 2 o'clock Re- t|„. dockets the belter we like It (Toss, where t il e) will make their ciety will hold a rummage sale again Strong of the Congregational church .Judge P e r k i n s e. on hand in Im i m i . futuri- home next Saturday evening. If you have performed the rep rum, v im t h* pres —III V'» |11 l ,, tier !■ I tig o v e r 1( • "rummage" please phone Mrs < M Ilb etici of il. Il *mi d it* talt.n . I, *I * it,, i•: i in/ d fn - e p h l> m Williams, phone Mb and it will In: lew Ill-Ill I gilest* t ile r t l ........ . I le -l ill*' * :* t will b r i n g M • 1 collected »llton> lit t .* |<p> ••• iple ' l l tor c u l p r i t * t o t h bar «til «i 1 V ? «i i 11 V i* «tifi enter t .11 : • 'I Í W ayernss, when they will make The criminal docket is light at ner jiiirty on Friday evening f«»r |Æ their future (tome Something About Shoes K ,ug of I ( viedii, w ho fC present, although there Is no Idling Miss Martini The brille is a former Sanford girl 'in advance about the report of lh Shops repaired in time is true econ­ Ulf has been Olle nf tile Migli S«tinti I omy. Shoes repaired with neatness und is well known to a large circle grand jury and several miiri* rît*** *■ tenchers t hi» Ml*ItMJ11 ( \l Vfpt WlTf and dispatch at our shop east First of friends c.s .Miss Hawkins and for may be ¡ebb'd to this docket n . laid fur sii•\««n lit ri,» t;«il)|f unnici)v»* Stf'ret, 309, opposite Cooperative some time made her home here with Baxter i!,*,1 •>( • '«« stealing wil! . . and preti -. » It t. It- »Il­ }»1«4V **j' Silver her limili' r H L Hawkins Store, and (la.it.) y . fili» ei tl rl a11hr h*••1 with up again a nit a* ■i* *c 1 1 till* v4111 , Men's half sole, sewed 75c. Heels The grvont I' also well known in I r . fl many h* re Irotn tn'tghl i imtr t* , pansies Iml t * t uriti ;Ml4 25c Whole soles throughout, looks Sanford, having been agent In-re for i init.ii! * 11 I* 1*••|•*-•! t Im i fluit* T L - . it i 'J 1.-■ (*• r, M* ai 1 M H e I. "* K""d as new Si •'(* «Rubber 5<le t h e Jsoill lie", I I Xp r * - « I " Miss Mart» • King Mi»rin •• S' » tu,: u ill be ill ;•*•'« d ••( Women’ s hall sob* 6Uc to 76c. Whole holds u similar position at Way cross court and that t be (n ur! Nellie King. Mi s* Salome Ha mjiltiti soles 85c. Riven heels. 40c. Try and holds the high regard anil '•« will up hold t hi* decision of I hW ''inni,* atni Rbpcr r 11» v\- - unti MU ***' ux with your next jiair. All work teem of In* company and many court.' The people here are at 'I ll’ri/rirr J/rrling. guaranteed nt the Progressive friends in Ins Georgia home. xious to have tilts case settled, us it . The* best wishes of the many 4 has already cost the county a goodly Sho Shop, Q09 East End First St., Wednesday afternoon the• final' ;g friends of both bride and groom go <sum. South Side. J. H. Roach, Prop, meeting for the season of th .* Wei* J with them to their new home. Fri-78-4tc The murder case of tin negro fare Department was held, with Mrs. Terheun presiding. Special business killed at Zachary's mill in whi several were tried at lust term will transacted » » * tin ejection of sec- | l.ilju, he uj) aguin and a negro named Pat rotary treasurer vice Mrs tersoti will be tried as one of the resigned Mrs W M Haynes was principals. unanimously dueled to till the office. The civil rfTfcket i* also very light Reports were made b) vurioOs rom­ anci will not occupy much of the mittres, the civic committee making time of the court, according to tin- an unusually good report 1 hey opinion of those who know. also presented the department witli^ Judge Perkins has made several a check for $25 00 given hy the • ity rulings lately to govern the action* Beautiful and civic commute**, the of the attorneys in civil cases and proceeds of the plant sale. This was ' ®* ____ S5 that will expedite matters materially voted hy the department to tin and the spring term will not occupy General Club for the purpose of paying the fee for the incorporation j the usual time The following cases ure on t in*[ of the Woman's Chili. Mr» W E Wataori recommended the appointcivil docket: I I W ilh each 25 c ja r o f Beechnut Peanul Butler w ill give 10c ja r -fr e e an d gallon, coupons a re I Guaranteed Oranges! SE CHOCOLATÌ l -I 7 cans Baby Cream ............................. .................. 25c 12 cans Tall ('ream . .............. 90c 25c i cans 2 lit Tomatoes 25c .‘I cans .1 lb Tomatoes 10c .*! pound can Pie Benches 1,5c ,*l pound cans (¡olden West Table Beaches •SI. 00 10 pound cans Snow Drift Lard 35c 1 pound ( j o o <1 Creamery Butter 25c ;t small cays Van Camp Baked Beans 25c 2 medium cans Van Camp Baked Beans 2 large cans Van Camp Baked Beans............ 35c .3 pound cans Big Hom iny... . 10c * 2 gallon cans Orange Belt Syrup 35c 1 gallon cans Orange Belt Spruy . 05c I quart Jars Hyman Pickles ............ 25c i j pound cans Walter Bakers Cocoa 25c 1 pound Clovor Hill Butter ......................... .. 10c xxxxxxxxxxxxxsxxxxxxxxxxxxx V f ■ L. P. McCULLER’S With every pint, quart, half gallon . . SUMMER SPECIALS AT W. art Apnti for LOWNEY’S CELE­ BRATED CANDIES (ran 1-4 Is 2 pound bolts. given. X When coupons amount to 6 1 gallons return them and re­ ceive h alf gal- j l o n ’ o f I CE CREAM or lb.* g of LOWNEY’S Chocaiates. Bonita John nussell vs. J. G.‘ Maples*1 of nn committee'from Assumpsit. . lhe Commercial Club to work in W. C. Cannons vs. E. E. Brady conjunction with the civic committec. The department then adjournReplcvin. Union Trust Co. vs. W. A. Ginn ‘',1 »uhject to the call of the chair­ man. Assumpsit. Sanford market. A. Porncr vs. People* Bank. As­ sumpsit. v C. C. Cobb vs. I. L. Jenkins Damages. F X. Miller vs. J. E. Pace Ejectment suit F. X. Miller vs. C. 11 Lefller Ejectment suit. F. X. Miller vs. B. "Peters. Eject­ ment suit. F. X . Miller vs. Wm. Murray Ejectment suit. and can supply it in any quantity desired. M. Fleischer vs. Replevin suit.. KOkV&vJ. V - . o lit i W ;à’ »< öf-yA, ¿I : ,V ; . * * The Dickson Valencia Oranges are now on the A. H. V /'hdg ri Support The California Federation ol Worn all's Clubs adopted a resolution May 17. jdedging Ms "sincere and heartfelt sympathy and cordial sup­ port" to President Wilson for hi» sane.and courageous conduct of in­ ternational »flairs. Ci , A. li. Mr mortai S erri» A ny o f this fruit proving dry or otherwise unsatisfactory will be replaced upon re­ turn to the dealer from whom it was obtained. The following dealers are handling this fruit E. E. Turner J. I). Roberts Mrs. G. Saucer Mrs. J. Mallem A. Mallem & Son Tho nnmrul memorial service of Moeea. tho G. A. JL was held ut the Con­ W W V V V V V V V V V V t * gregational church Sunday morning, A A A A A A A ^ A r A A A * ) Co-operative C. H. Leffler J. M. Saucer W. George �• PACK ' 81X 1 ; -'V' a * V . r- • I . * . * THE SANFORD HERALD ‘ r-„ [ 24 J. It. Foe. Sub D i r of BUham Plantation • 9 f W of N E W floaa 1-8)............. 9 1-8 of N E W of N E W . . . ’. . . . Í of N E W and K*¡ ni S M of N W ly ilea* heg 4# ft S »nrf 30 It W of N E ror of W 1-J 9 run W fiof) fi H to Hy K fiöfi ft N to b*|. g SW ror «.f N VV t4 g,f N W <| 9 run N fi' ch K 2 rh H fi ch W 2 ch ...... .................... 9 ( of N W W of S E I « (laaa that part of Sty of SKVy of antri N W W «> S E I » K uf W r k iv » U U rr 9 arrr« in r q u i r » In Ml« ror 9 of SE W ° f SW W J of N E )y of S W t y «I NE W 11 ll of H W ly and SW>y nf tz 8 E >4 NOTICE .1Nnlli-o I» her.by l i ) » t h i l Ihr following d«mrribed Und«, nr m murh t h * ( « « l i i will he ncreeanry to pay the amount due (or taic« herein »et oppeilti the «api together with ro«l of fcurh «ale and adveMUinng, will !■» aulii at public «uctloti on the Sth day <( ill Seminole July. 191 5. at Santord, Ihr count) d e h it k iit io n or sec u n ii t Iter 25 eba N 60 deg 30 min W of HE cor t’ eler Miranda Crani, run N «0 deg 10 min W 16 chi N 29 dc( 30 min K 26 2*3 ch S 60 deg 30 min K l i rh S 29 deg 30 min W 26 1-3 rh to beg ZI Beg 10.10 rh N o f 8K for run N i cha W 6 33 ch 8 I rh E tt 33 ch to beg !/•! No, .1 24 ¿leg IS ch 8 of N W cor Lot I 26 Hun S T .M rh E 11.26 rh N T.S4 rh W 13.26 c h _______ . Beg 10 rh 8 of N E cor of l-ot 2 26 run W 166 f l S 163 fl E 166 ft N 161 ft Beg 10 IJ ch S o l N V ror 26 run 8 9.87 rh F. 20 rh N 6 rh N 76 drg 16 min W to lieg. . . . . . N W U of N E EW ÎI 2* -----26 E M of SB W o f N W t y . E M of N E W of N W l i and N W U of f ) E M ni N W ly and N 1-6 of b W ' y of N E W o( N f f l i ..................... ... . . . j e 1» 2 S W M of N W W and W M of 8 K K of N W ( { ................... ...... N W M of N W M ........................... 2 « Frac N W M J W o a S E W of 8 E M ) 27 W M of S W W and SE W of fiW M ............ ................ 27 lieg at 8 lina Fatar Miranda Crant Int E line N E W of N E W ...... ..... . . 28 run 8 1.47 ch W 12.26 rh N 6.85 rh E to G ran t lina HEly to beg .................. lint B B W ................... 28 BW of----------of N W I --------md 8 W i t of N W W of N E W an------N E W and N W f t N W . 28 SE W and SE M of 8E W W W of E M of N W W of N E W and E W of W W of N W W of N E W ..................................... * * Brg 18 ft N of 8 E cor of 8 E W run N * 6 36 eb N IT drg W 1.14 rb 8 1.14 eh 8 •7 dag E 6.60 r b . . . . .......... Bag 60 ft N of 8 W cor of 8 E W of N E W ................................. run N 180 ft E 150 ft 3 160 ft W 160 Beg 2 .1» rh E of HW'W of N E W of N W W ................................ run E 6.63 rh N 20 eh W 6.63 rh 8 20 rh to b rg ......... B rg 6 rh E and SO ft N ol 8 W coy of S W W of N E W ....... run K 6 36 rh N 11 deg W 5.42 rh N 82 drg W 4.38 rh 8 6.92 r h .................. W W of N W W of SEW and HE W of N W I « of 9K W and beg BW to t of N E t, o l S W l i run N 298 vda E Iflt yd», 8 298 yd«. W 164 yd« N E W ol BEW W l ì arra» of HW'W of N E W >3 of ol HEW NEW of NW « I ......... NEW bait 4.25 rh W o f N E ror run 8 6 rh W 10 rb N 6 ch E 10 ch .......................... W W of SE W and N W ol SE W of SEW of EH of NEW °! N h »a U t \Vriaer• Hub lu * port of l.ot No. 1 S*y of W l| of l-ot 2 and W W of SW W of N W w N W of W W of E W " I N E i, N W W ol N E W and N EW of N W W and N W ol N W W of 8W W 8 W of N W W of 3 W l t of SWU 8 W of N W of N W I» ol HE I, N t* “I SW of H K 't of H E W ...................... NW of 8 W of NWW of H E W -------fuit. 1 to 21 Ile*. l.ot 19 1 Write « Sob H i . part o! W M of SE W 8 E W ol N E W »n d N E W Se w N W W ol N E W S E W of N E W B e t 61 15 rd« 8 ol N K ror of N W It run 8 12 I S rd* W 25 rd. N 12 t-6* rd« V. 28 rii. 8VÁ of N W ' . and N W ' t of S W ty and W l y of N W ' , ..I NEB, ol SW w and W l y ol SE W olN K W of SW tt N W '. of l.ot 2 («a «fit W I 50 rh. N W ol N ty of 8 W it of Lot 2 Beg 660 ft W ol HE ror ut N W of l e » L run W 7.22 ch N 10 eh K 7.22 ch S 10 ch Ur g 26 II W ol N E cor of Lot h*» a o ** <0 I» 29 19 19 29 29 13 74 10 19 29 19 29 6-10 19 19 16 «0 20 29 29 9— Amt Tale« A I cala in iM ii llai.kelt. II. M. Hender.on, I. II Lane. Jane, Hr«. 12» 9 76 Crenthaw, D. G. . « 3.08 Schmeli, V. 4*29 C r r u h i a , 11. G. Craiuhair, I*. G. Crtoahaw, I>. Q. Craniha*. I). G . . 32 1» 19 6.62 3.69 11.78 19 29 120 Cretubaw, f). O. 12.08 19 29 19 6 So 29 19 29 19 29 1» 29 140 20 Griffin, I). J........ Tomlinton. . G . . C l t l u h i a , I>. G . . Cren.haw, t). U. * 19 4.38 9.35 12.38 4.29 * 8.93 29 C rf ntkii V, I). G . . 19 3.78 29 11 34 4.f9 Crambaar, 41. G. Creaabaarrf».' G. Crrnahanr, D. G. 6-10 5* 2.97 3.69 3.69 60 40 123 Crv&thiv, D. O. 84 t 7.12 29 29 29 19 Crtaihtw , D, G. 3.78 29 Crrnahftw. t>. G. . 19 19 29 29 40 HI 12 36 19 29 6 3S 19 36 19 19 6 91 3 69 1 »¡7 Jamtnr«, lira. 4».i Ï.T8 29 • 36 C rm »b »w . |l. (}, O r o i h i w , t* 1» ('rtmiiMv. tï tì 35 29 100 29 15 CrenihR«, D. G. t ' r r ß i b i v , I). O. í*rrothav, I» iì 1 20 29 16 4 Opfifthiw, I>. G. 1 2 20 20 29 29 60 5 10 Slonr, U S tlu|d, Wm II 2 20 29 100 2 '» in 20 29 29 30 5 I 20 29 5 2 ( “f»li*b« w, I» G. ( ’ r^nih»*, I( a m bo n. J G i ’ rrtiahiw, L) Ci.. 20 29 15 C'rrnaha», D. C» 2 3 20 20 29 29 60 ( ‘ rfnuhaV. I» U Crvnihflw. I*. Ci i 9 M 20 20 20 29 29 2f 60 10 40 Jlnkrna. Flrm*n ( r»Qiha», I ) Ci. C o i , N II 11 20 29 In k n o »n 12 20 29 130 12 20 29 21 12 20 29 2« 20 29 C’ oa. N II * "nt, N f II f ut, N 11 LioknoWn 29 24 20 37 29 29 20 Il «Ine«. J W 10 I ». e r.t reel Tuf p ' i» 12 I lirk.un, H l ' 29 « 13 20 Sear*, W il 29 Sjoblom. A. E . , ____ 29 20 29 A 0 Hioblom. T. C- 4 A. E HJoblorn. A, K, 20 29 5 Swan. <ì li 20 7# 35 llnknonn 20 20 29 21 29 5 40 5 Gri««ro4d. Il M ll> n«ln i« r, C W BJoblom, A. E. 20 Sjo' Ltm. A. E................ 20 39 20 19 10.16 29 29 Sjoblom. A. E............ Ovaralraat Turp Co 0*eralraat Turp Co . 20 29 43 Overatrttl Turp. C o. ' V Merratt, J. X •• • • • • • * Overstreet Turp C o . . U n k n o w n ................... I 4 20 k » le«» I I .................... leOt 14 .............. L o u 22 and 21. . .. i UtiORa eoa................... . . . 16 29 Bandar*. Edith It. 7.62 1.32 21 29 2 Bandar«. W. 11 29 fi M altri«. Tom 25.56 21 29 no U vU ler, K I 19.3 if Book N f . Gno. F og o Fallar, A. H....... 14 1.08 .'8 3.56 6.04 WM of N E W of N E W (Iona I acre off W aid* lying S of Lot 364 A. 1» 11 A N. Tberlan, 1, 0. Co. or L o l D 13 21 29 WW ol NM ol NWW of of N W W ............................ 14 21 29 IS Bradley,F U and K o b t . J. II. Foaa Sab IHtlalan of S W ' y of S E W . Bat. 14. Tg. 21, ilanga 29 Lola 17 and I B . . . .......... .................................................. Matthew«. Waller S . . . ;l NEJiU of N W W of N E W and N M of S E W of N W W of N K l i ...................................... 16 S W W o» * E W of S W W. ........... 11 E M of SE W of S W l i .................. 81 W M of S E W of N W ........ 22 WW ) ( ............... Beg 264 ft 8 of N E cor of E EM M Of of N W W of K w Wh H of 82 N W M .............. ........... .. 8 164 ft W 130 f l N run îi 2« I ft E 110 ft ....................... Bag S W cor of S E W of 8 W W . . . 23 run E 16 dag 30 min N 10.18 eb 8 6 eh W 10 r h • N 6 r h ................ .. S W W of S E W ...................... ' ____ 23 Lot 3 Block A , Sanford Ferma at M on roe .................................. Lot 1-A E point Block A. Sanford Farm« at Monro# l-ot 6, Block 17, Sanford Farm« at Monro*. Ieri» I and 8 B lock 19 Sanford F erm an t M o n r o e ....................... 21 29 29 29 29 21 29 21 29 21 21 21 15 10 20 ?0 Mylla, A ................. . . . So. Land Koma Co. . Unknown ................ ... Sjoblom, A. E . ............... 21 29 10,65 2.11 1.06 14.98 1.84 1.12 2.69 2.50 JaraUon, V., 40 KahUman, Ed . . . . . Morton, J. F., lira. 6.51 S.B0 10 J. M. B a r b a . . -. ____ 6.20 W . b b . C. X. 4.38 6 . 4 38 Main*«, Haiti* It. 16.26 ' Thomaa, Ilio«. 10 SI Jo.cpb 67. 62. 6.1 and that part of 68 8 of By N M of W M of Lot 45 . N >y of W M of Lot 15 (Back ta i for 1913 l.ot 73 a st if » Jrocary C o . . . . . . 21 29- 70 29 • *> •* •* » “ Crenshaw, D. G-. . . . . . . Otri* .fia U *. e » • « wa » at e« 15«S8 Morten, i . P. Hr». . . . . . 4.10 IÍ9jT80ldi| II# fi» tala i t g I aÎ Î * - . . Andvraon, C. W . . • • •. t ï 77 26 82 Mueller. Ur. ol M r » llrardaley, C F 26 12 36 70 Ogteoby, J, U ................ ... IVgle»by, J. M. M ............ 27.63 13.15 T h * Town of Monro* All l l l n r k 8 flea* Lot 1). All Block T - ____ <.. * ----- Florida Land A Coliynlaatlon Company Celery Plantation 'a lg a Undlvidrd M Intaraal In fedita 18 and 1#..................................... . .. Dav i» Lrslef 42.13 »*«. H 36 19 30 88 18 .0 ... * r • *** U a v l l t , tlattia F . ........... '■ f» ■ ... 10 Collins. Dannia............... Philpol. C. lira............... i» 30 - 18 30 6 18 30 • aa 10.6; tt m . * ÌA .' Benton, O. W. 8 M h .......... „ A 1 1 « ft by 210 It as follow« from bag 210 fItt 8 of N E 30 cor of‘ N W W o» W , . . .... 1 « It of N W W run 8 210 ft, E 210 If, N fi-10 Wight Grocery Co.......... 210 ft W 210 ft L o t 15 Hoyd'a Sub DlvUlon o f Ely of N E W o f N E W Roach, Q. L . ........... of S W W ............... .. 34 19 30 U t 1. Block II, Markham Abornsthy, W. W,.y T a r k ............ ....... •--- - Garner’ s 2nd Addition to Markham Park U t a 1 and 2« Block L . ^ . , . . . « * , «* +* •« **« M lot, M « A*. U U 16 and I f . Block K ............................................ •• Fosfati Hanford Sauf Hotel A Imp. C o . . . I * «.I t f »F * i ■* * •* a* •* **1 T k lgp.«« W j ' ‘ A Imp c . 8.60 . 4.60 q Kobbln«, Allee I ' l l TT »III '•* II /ltobhln«. Alice 1 W right. Henry Thornton, IV S. D l IT' *'•44 «II DoMnnt. Joe Unknoorn Ul U I« ly Warmtn, M r» E I) T hr«* h*r, 1> 1, Buckihaum. !l Miller. T J lllalne. M r , y Miller. T 1 Wllaon. T . E Miller. T J Miller. T . J Lalog i E. • T.rwiilln ger O o « . M r«, K W ‘ *¡21 «1 4 ■'» II I l «y 'I H lit* *111 >»64 HIT *21 ' » Wll.on. T E |)«C-Otte», Ce,, y yt . Thra«her, M r« I. II Thra.hor. D. L. '•44 14 61 M il ** II Chack. T . J. 11.41 >»»4 Ml Stile«. E. W. JO7| Sille«. M a r y E Bowman. C. W n it 16.64 Bruton. J. II M il Abernathy, W V. M II Miller, T . J. l K v Mj , r r K Arnett, V. 8. Dat'd!ta«, W . H. *4 14 79 20 1» ll >1 II 1 44 Gilbert , U w l « Stroddard, Prince.. 33.46 11.24 Lip*. M. F. Dlngre, C. It.. Wllaon, T . E le**. T. (* Delegali, It T ConelJy. M ar y G Hau«*holder, W f Venable. G. W Miller. T J Abernathy. W tt Thigpen. E 4411 ‘ Harper. I D a r k -» Sub Dl«, of K, S. 11.11 17 1» n it 44 M It G Tl IT T4 A 11 TV ¡4 l<v 11 A Il H y.arhary. M r « Cowan. J J tl I i 04 I 41 Baylork. M ary Brock, N . 8. *¿3 Cameron, Joe 2* It Connelly, II 11 Aldridge. W G l.ot 21. Blork I I . I lark tt Corey. Il Johnaon. Thigpen Thigpen. 40 U *4 II Her I.tf» 26 lloblruon-« Survey nl Sanford U t a 2 and 3. Block l * Tier 2 l.ot 4, Block 11 Tier 2 U t » I and 2, Block 13 Tier 6 Lot 6, Block 13. Tier 7 It ',1 1\ in T lien tt J t «4 ' It S i m Ilf o r d . addition lo Sanford L ot U ta U te l.ot 1 6 and 7 9 and II II I 4t i* :o vv I iJ Garner, N lllark.hear Baylnck 1 Stendilo' ' I . .. 2 I Ira» l i n ft by 117 It E A w and lea» 117 ft by 64 111 of Lot 30. llohinann-« Survey of San fo rd U t 4 lleva W 166.4fl and lea« 69 (I by 117 f u Hobln eon-« Survey of Sanford 59 ft by 117 ft rvf U t 4. Robln■nn'« Survey of Sanfuld EM l*°t 3 Itobinaon-« Sur vey uf Sanford Lo t f Jf*«*ti. Am * f i 11 * ('U t k 4"lark \ II* F* C a » Tl VV m I Ubi». V I > NAnfur i! lutti n. Hi ufi a ut Thl||*Fn, vv f M flrl H ( ar a ha m, li H M r U nnanl, « i I .ni Z Block 11. Tier \ U t J. Block 1». Tier 1 Lot 6, Block X N ly N M ol Lot 7. Block V Lot 14. Blorly V Lola 1 and N M " I Lut V, Block T. L o t » I and 2, Block 6. Tier A L o t 7, Block 6. Tier A U t 4. Block 6. Tier C All Fract Blork 6, Tier E I „I I. Blork 7. Tier 11 Lot 6. Blork 7, Tier II L o l 7, Blork 7. Tier II U t 9. Blork 7. Tier B I L i 6 Blork 7 Tier I» U t 5. Block ». Tier 5 Lot 6, Block t* Tier A W l y of levi l. Block H Tier B F. M ° l I'0* I- Block « Tier I) Lola I and 5. IBuck a. Tier B U t 7. Block ». Tier II . U l « 8, 9 sad 10, Block 6, Tier B .................................. U ta 1 .and 2, Block 8, Tief C , .............. U t 6 Block 8 Tier D "4 Lota 2, 3, 4. 6, Block 8, Tier E U l 3. Block. 9. Tier B U t 6. Block 9. Tier II U t 1. Block 9, Tier 1 U t 2. Block 9. Tier 1 Lot 4. Block 9. Tier L U l 9, Block 9, Tier I l.ota 1, 6, anil 7, Blork y. Tier D U l .5. Block 9. Tier 11 U t 8, Blork 9, Tier D Lot» 1 to 9, Blork 9, Tier K U t IO. Block 9. Tier E U t a 4 and 6. Block 9, Tier F NM «I I-«! 2, Blork \<i.a Tier A ............................... .. U t a 1 and 2, Block 10, Tlar U . . U l l . Block 10. Tier O . . NW of U t 3. Block 10 , Tier C ................... . . WM o> U t S. Blork 10. T i f f C ............................... EM of U l 6, Block 10. Tier C ____.*.......................... U t 6. Block 10, Tier G Sly bf U t 4. Block I I . Tier 11 U t 8. Block 11, Tlar B. U t 9, Block 11. Tlar E ............... E 39 ft of U t 6. Blork 12 Tier AU t 4 aytd W 78 ft of U t 6 Block 12. Tier A . ................ U l < Block t X Tier C _____ U t « , Bloek 12. Tlar E ............. ' U t 2, Block 12, Tlar 0 .............. U t 3, Block 12. T ie r O . U t 1, Block 13, Tlar A U t a 2, 3, and 4, Block 13 T i e r U .................................... U t 8, Bloek IS, Tier B ........ 6, Hand's Addition to 8 a n f o r d ............ ..................... U t 7, Rand's Addition to San­ f o r d . ................ ................... . U t 2, Block 9, Chapman A Tuckar'a Add. to San­ ford • a *,,,,« W 1-3 of L ot 4, Block 9, Chap* ■nan A Tuckar'a Add. to ll tilit4( H», A A/rn*i Ut J l r U l r r . \4 51rad. II •"UK1 ford, « * , • * ■ ■ * , , . » , ■ « * , , , * 40 ft of U t 4, Block 18. Chapman A Tuckar'a Add. to S a nford ............................ Cameron. Joa. Ilrsdford. E, A M J Knight, S. Smith, J Moorehouac A Wilhan Richard. Allen 'Wataoo Wakefield, G Trenhit. B E Motion, John Thraaher. I> ILangley, J D. Thigpen. VA J Stewart. W ( ’ Hand, E. H Geiger. B It r, D l, «1 r . l - U t 1, Block A, South HJy ot U t 3, and U l a « an Block A, South Hanford U ta 11 and 12, l)l< .BOuth SAntord_____ ________ Lot 13. Jllock A , South- 8 u lO f d a * * \ i . w a a a . a « » w * * » a a • E 40 f t ^ o l Lot 23, Block 4 « I • ••■■• « ■y tv. i B, — • I« • 1* I'Ll 4 ti a A Ko»ter, Edw Baker, l l a l l í * In gli», W. * • 'i i it ;■ U !< ¡4 1.' *6 ■I 11 Slewari. >' • Wade. Mr« 1 <ìli»n*er. J J Either. I. S T hr a «her. I I . I Caldwell 6 Sou«, I Mclnloah. Wm. s iiio ra ........................... ' ¿ • • i v * 1* « h <L Slewari. W I Jone«. 1> II tlurk*. 1 t'owarl. J Slewari \\ i I Iurte) I . II Ar m«l I ring ' ' Stanley. S- O. i >) i t •; in n 1! 11 SI mina. A. S. Dawklna. M attie All Block* A. Naava'a Sub 6 l r ot S a n fo r d ............................. All Block B, N s . V o ' s -Sub D l v of Sanford. T ** (itr dnrr, U A Jonn. SV IT nkñn » n I I « gift« llafin a t ) 1Df Sft, N A J llrork, J (Jnof!*fin, A m * ful» Jnn#1*, VV•**!# v * itr i f f r U M llutlrr V » lU IV 'l " V Jimp», A Simm» V ** Ji»n«i*. J A S Lot ,- Ji-41 Tiobin.on. M, 8. Miller. T . J, TarUb, A. I>. William«. G tt McBride, tt J 7.18 6.81 10.61 Sanf Hot el A I mp t TVhlte, M r « I ( Ut 4 U l . 12 and 13 N Woodbrldge, Annie C. » N Merrill, 0 w r | l ................ 21 Mon ro* Lake I’ r »lue* Co Mueller, Hlr* ol M r » . 88 oi * * 38 et Bag 110 (I i ' i i ' N K 36 NWW 210 ft E 210 fl. N run 8 210 >4 (aacapt 210 It, ' , ^ 21 2.17 Hollín« Collage 1 Fro.Ca Second Addition to Altamonte , , , ...................... ... Samuel*, Amanda. . . , .............................. ... _ Hay tut ....... ....... ....................... ......... Samuol, E. . . ’. ........... N W M IöÄ -* i 21 Undlvldvd M Intera«« In I.oU a nd 19 Greenthul, Anni* 12 M 2.37 lleg I 8 676 ft N and 1987 ft W of N W cor, S*c 26. run 4 93 N 824 It, W 843 11. 8 416 an to It SEly 9 » l ft E 101 fi ‘ Mr Nell. E II 2 J 19 ID 6 77 n Kt> Beg H»6 il W and 675 ft N nf ly Bar. cor un 8 huund »r y . . . 2.1 19 M run W 812 M N 1511 ft 10 80 SEly lo « l e k * 1280 fi N of Iteg 8 to beg * '3 10 l'nlter, C A 2 42 I eg at Intefeoclli n 8 line St 1 86 Gertrude ave « u h E alile uf i T A K W lly. 26 19 HI 1.31 run K 79» ft S 578,9 ft lo « ' l d lly NW ty along I 60 E «Ide uf » » m e 986 ft In 29 111 pnlnt uf beg. Ter * litigar, J K 4 93 Beg T Ì Ik» K of W line iti Per« 91 • Immuti ove on N «Ide of 19 in l l. Gertrude ave 26 7 44 r n E 5 ch N 10 eh W 5 2. 68 t l 03 6 Arial, J V ch S 10 ch 4 91 81 M. Smith-» Sub III via! un nt « e r l l u n » I t e ro rd e d In Flat Hook |, P a g e 55 Dade. L T 14 95 I at 17 12.27 to a r, It K «t 6T. pt S E ror H a y . Il M A 1 11 l^il 6» 18.16 I I IT Baker. Hal Ï 28 N ty nf 1 ot 82 fetta I, 5 « l u i 6 Block I E.lge1 9» Hedlek, Wm town Aand SM of N E ly nf S W l * 17.41 Sty uf Sly of N M ol 12 67 NE i, of S\Ar ly Unknown 29 29 19 .10 3 29 SE ' . of N W l y of S W ' y ao.l SU nt 8 W '. of N E I , „t I 60 N W M of S W ' y (lea. 11) 8.6(1 10 Unknown i n n in N E enr 29 19 10 N E cor of HKt* . 30 19 :io run 8 6 rh W 1 rh N .5 2.29 jin u n k , Ü 2.11 ch E 6 ch . 2 i 5 ch S of N W cor of Beg 3(1 19 .to N E W of B EW ol N W i y run 8 1 eh E 5 eh N 4 rh 1.14 «JftmtnU, H 2 W 5 ch 3 52 19 30 31 N W ror of SEW run E 12.1 • rh lo W line Sanford Grant S 25 ,|eg tv I I 50 cb tv 6 92 ch N 1 64 1115 I o r i l i A II I I 2 eh lo he lieg 15 III rha S of 'y Ser plia» I 19 on N line «I 19 .90 tun S I I 96 c ■ E 9 I, M e li 1I «h . N 11 96 rh tv » l y ch 1 99 Beg Ik 01 cha H of ly Sac poti on N Une .31 If 10 run 8 14.91 rh W 10 ch 6.43 16 Unknown N 14.91 eh E 10 ch ................................. al Infer action E line 3.63 lie g O. B. Uy. with 8 line 31 19 30 run N 31,35 rh K 12.27 eh lo K line of HW ly Sec 8 17.29 rh W to \V line Sanford Grant S 26 drg . 2 59 \V 15 50 rh to H Bn '2 32 9 JtO 45 Uronihiw , U <î Ser. W 5 70 ch ln 1 Cfpnthaw, U1. (1 1 fi« 19 ID 5 32 2 62 N M ol SE ly of N E i« of « V i , N e * E pania 3 24 •p«r*|it l.ota 12. I I am) I I 12 11 8 mil h, 1«. A S I aerr ol U t 1 I vc 2 ea Smith, K«th»r. T t I 20 EM of Lol 21 Vihlrn L*©n»rd 8 80 • lUrro hï. J»**. Tr MltUr 11.33 1.03 Lot 40 Frank 2.01 peg at pt 12 ch N and 3 ch W of SE eur : 4 lu 30 run N 10 rh W 2 ch 8 10 2.93 Bellamy, Maurice B........ t ch and E 2 e h ....................... 3.81 Beg 6 rh W and 12.80 rh N. of SE c o r .............................. 3 4 19 30 • run N 10 e i K 2 ch S 6.48 Hall, G ao........... .............. 2 1.99 10 rh W 8 r h ............ - ......... Beg 795.62 fl W and 190 ft 8 19 30 of N E c o r .......................... 35 1.69 run S 470 ft W 185 ft N 11.17 \Vinana, Edwin IL 2 470 ft E 185 ft Beg 1628 f l W and 190 ft 8 ... of N E r o r . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 36 19 30 run W 93,M ft. 8 470 ft • 6-10 6.30 L s in f , J. F ....................... K 92M It fJ 470 It 19 30 Bag 6M eh K of S W ror ............ 35 run N 12M ch, W 8 rh, 8 . 13M «b , E 8 ch In Sara 16.15 .Hamilton, E. N . ............ 19 30 34 and..................................... »5 ‘° « Saaferd B r i g h t« Starling. B. J . ................ 4.40 U t 7 ...... ........................................................................... ■ Dinges, C. H. . . . . . . 47.70 U t 43 and 4 4 ...................... ......................... Dinges, C . H . > 12.27 U t a 48 and 49 ................................................. Moury, R. II. 10.31 L o t * 64 and 65 ................................................. Rapid al«, J. i l ............. 6.40 L o t U ........ ................... « ......... .. •• - - •• -•• Coray, B. T ..................... 10.31 Lota 69 and 6 «. ........ . .. •• **. Unknown. ..................... 11.10 Lota 73 and 7 4 . .... .............. » . . . .............. .. ••• Wagonar, A. J................. 3,40 L o t # 1 .......... ...................................................................... Boucher, C. 8.................. 1.43 U t » 7 ................................................................................. Ragsdale, J. II................. 6.11 U t a 123 and ...................................................... W . F. Leavitt'a Bab IMHalan, Kerorded la Pial Baak I, Paga 27, Recaída af S em ino le Co. Mlekaaa, W . L . ............... 3.40 U t « p it a t * I 44 t i t * * * # # •# •# »** #• *« •• **• I r W l a b w V c b B i o rh E 4 ah N 6 rb (lana E 1 Cl» . ............ . a a a . . Jaaa . a a B H of f iW M ( a i c o p t ^ w w of ,Mi 29 29 8.85 f m B a g . 5 rh W c f SÉ ror ol NEM* 21 22.83 Handar», Edith II 111 Frool'a Addition lo Atlamonle. Iterorded la Flat L o t i 63 and 64............... ................. . . . . ... ... 19 N ch W 4.53 ch 8 1.91 rb E 4.66 c h ............. S H ßOf N E M of N W M of 2» Plan of Sub diti »Ion of Land Belonging to Allamoale Land Hotel and Navigation Co. oa Kerorded In Rarnfd» $f Semino!» Counly l o t o 102. I l l , 112. 113 and ........................ 2.31 l i t . ......................... .................................... C U rk . A. V.. e ------ I . 4.36 L o u 341. 342. 365and 866 ................ Thorlan, J. 0 . . . . . . . . . 74.80 |,ou" 469. 470. 466. 474 D av i». F. F. Co. 125 L o l 505 . Gragg. H M, Burr.W M 2.32 litt!« 622. 623 and 624 Fro«t. Emma 1.39 litoti 6.:9 and 640 .......... ................ Fron«. Emma 6.52 I 9" 29 3« 31 W 565 55 ft W 160 ft N 1093 ft E 849 99 ft Beg SW cor of E H of U t 2 25 run N 685 ft, E 239 ft. 8 685 fl, W 239 ft Sty " I N W end N W of H>, ol N E I, ol N W I. 76 Beg 576 I, ft S ».( N E cor 2o Min 8 lofi 5 ft W 1302 It N lo g 6 |t K 1302 It S H of W W ol HEly ol SW 'y and brg SW cor of HEft of SEW of HW’ W ................. 26 run E 332 ft N 49t f l W 332 ft 8 494 f t . ................. N M of N W ol S E W of SEW of SW W ................................ 26 run N 491 ft W 332 ft B 491 ft E 332 ft Com HE ror ol SW t, "S K ol N W W of HW W 2« S W of N i t of SW ol NW 'y of N W < ( 2fi SW'W ol SEW Ilea« M y of N W W ). 26 W »fi uf SW'ty of N W t y of 6 Ely *1 K K W ul HEW 3 E H ol SEW ol N K lyol N E W 31 NH of N E W of N E W of NWW 35 8 ) i of NW'ly of N W W (!••• W 165 ft and lr*a E 917 ft) of and N W W «I NWW o t N W U (t*aa W 165 f t ) ........ IS 6 arrea fn 8 W ror Lot 2. E 918 45 ft, E * W by 683M ■ Jt N * B.................................... 88 Bag N E ror of N W W ol 8 W M 36 run w <17.38 ft, 8 651.73 ft. E 4)7.38 ft. N 661.73 ft. . . W M of 8 W W (aacapt hag N K r o r ......................................... 38 run W 417.38 ft 8 621.76 ft E 417.18 f l N 521.73 f t and lean bag 608.1 tt S of N W r o r - run, E 640. ft 8 306.1 ft W 4i ft S 116 ft K 507.9 ft 8 1065.9 ft W l y 1020.1 f t N » 8 5 It and taaa By and tear bag 1012 ft 8 of N W ror of H W W run E 307.9 fl, S CI6 ft K 307,9 ft 8 418.9 tl W 1016.6 tt N to b a g )........ 36 Bag S W cor ol N W W o l L ol 2.. 16 run N 421 ft B 9)4 ft 8 411 ft W 911 t t . .................. NM of N E U und S E M of N E W and N E W « I N t f U and N W W of N W U and N W W of 8 W M «nd B E U o f S W W .................................... » K 4.1» th E 1.11 ah and bag bag 4.8* 4.61 ab W af HE of N E W o f B W W of 21 n,r # k t . T ie r 1 ( a i r a d f „ ft l *° E aad W la S W r o r on la x book B. C. £ * rkad r ì l iI D ____ ) ....... __ t ................................................ Ieri 9, Block 2, T ie r 6 l^tU 1, 2, I and 4. I) torli Tlar T ..................................... L e u 7, 8, 9 and IP, Block 2 Tior 7 ....................... Ietta 1 and 2. Block 2. T l r r 11 HW W of Block 2, Tier 19 I.««» 1 on F i r n Ht, Block 3, Tlar 1......................... ........ lest g, Block 3. T lar 1 L o U 6, 6, 7 and 8 (la** N I (t ol Ie>t 6) Block 1. Tier 2 W M ol La t 4, Block 3. Tlar 3 Lot 3. Black 3, Tlar 7 1.0 la 3 and 4, Block 3, Tier 9 Lot 7. Block 3. Tier V let« I. Block 3. T i n 10 l-ot. I I and 12. Block 4, T l r r 1 letta 4, 6 and 10, Blork 4, Tier * ..................................... letta 9 and 10, Blork 4, Tier 8. . Lot 10, Blork 4. Tier 11 N W W of Work 4, Tlar 19 Of W M of Block 4, Tier 21 Lots 4 and Ñ 5)y ft of l-ot 5 Blork 6, Tier 1 Lot 14. Blork 6, Tier 2 Lot V, Block 6. Tlar 3 ................. . L ot 12 Uaaa N 18 ftl and U t 13, Blork 6. Tier 3 ____ . . U t 7 (laaa 41.72 ft oll N p i ) and U t 8. Blork 5. Tlar 4 . , . . . * . ............ .................. 41.71 ft o í N pt of U t 7, Block 6, Tlar 4 .7TTTTTT.“t".‘ . U t 4, Blork 3, Tlar 6 .............. . . . U t 1, Block 6, Tlar 8 ............... W 65 ft of E M of N W W and WM of N W W , Block 5. Tlar 11 ................................. EH of S W W and W t y ol S W W , Block 6. Tier 13 All Block 6. Tlar 1 6 ......................... U t a 10. 11 and 12. Blork 6 Tier I ................................. U ta IS and 18, Block 6, Tlar 1 . .................................. .. ., U t a * '13 and 14, Block 6, Tlar 2 ........................................... U U 4 and 6, Blork 6, T ie r 6. U t 1, Block 6, Tlar 6 ........................ All Block«, Tier 13.................. 3 W W of Block 6, Tlar 17 U t 1, Block T, Tier >1, N M of U t 2 and W • f t of ■* of 8 M U t 2 and 6 ft E , and W by -28 ft N and 8 In N W cor of U t 3, Block 7, T ie r 1 ....................................... U t 5, Block 7. Tier 1 ...................... L o t 1 (aacapt E £ 9H ft) Block 7, Tlar 2 ....................................... l.ot 5, Block 7, Tlar 6 ................ ... , U t 10. Block 7, T ie r 9 _____ 8 M Block 7. Tlar 15 ------------L o t I , Block 8, Tier 1 U t 8, Block 8. Tier 2 U t 2. Block 8. Tier 3 U t l, B’ ork 8, Tier 7 , ............ U t 6. Blork 8. Tier 9 U t 6, Black 9, Tier 2 U t 7. Block 9. Tier 2 U t 9 tie»« «trip 3 ft wide off N .Ide), Block 9, Tier 4 8 16 ft of U t 4 and 'Lot 6, Block 10. Tier 3 U t 3, Block 10. Tier 6 N 50 ft of 8 100 It of S W t y of Blork 10, Tier 15......... ' U t 6, Block I I , T l r r 6 ............... I,ola 9 and 10, Blork 11 Tier 6 ................................. Lola 2 and 3. Block II Tier 7 ..................................... L o t . 1 and 2, Block 12. Tier 12 Martin-« Add to Sanford a K lim a s , 0 . . 1 * ® Sloblom, 8.. . . . . . . . . . . . » ,»*« Bjoblom, S...................................1 L ot« 11 r................... 26 20 run H 1464 ft N 46 deg 81 e u ) * tH 8W k *' Lota 7 and 1, Addenda to Altntsmonle and Balm »* r-T [(**,*»,* ►• • o* * 36 <1 29 ’ 6 21 29 . r) ' !• V T# M l* A UI 14 I " 11 |«> 11 1H |r> 11 .■»It I U M I» T» il 4 II 1 12 I «4 7 4* 1« 61 * 11 I >6 1 I* ill - �r U fld a Land A Calanl**llo«» ( ' • m p i n j ’» Addition is f 'olllna, |J -, Unknown M ini. E S 3 “ > »» U lu Hanfard Mmkln». U n . ........... M c b i p p r i r * s « b ut* of ntork* ani] J (* old «boro Alexander. W Seenni, M M k ( lark, \V m Caldwell. l* A lleddlek. I hi* IM jjig K tS ..:..;:: Serord. M M ('lark. Wm Work O Metili). S It î l ! i " V » S 61. M o ' k J Ma rl in '. S u rr ey, a Sub Dltlelon of Sanford Harr-lay. W II . . a and 7. Bl0« k , l . T i • , 9 La in , J E Lai«,. 3 F llV cl H I"'1' l °- T lr r ’ 1 {htrk (|1 (of 1 ® ^ ’ ' ........... , 1 tri W) f|E ^ E ‘á ' ‘í í í r + t b »'k ^ - i i ï l M i eh 20 ' s ^and 20 Unknown 20 Unknown 1 20 30 2 20 30 " . V iS S - ' n .0 eh. E U M , . La in ,. i 30 E, 3.63 I _____., .2 A a i Ilodtrr, I t __ 11 0 53 ! L o i » Î lo 10. W o r k I* ’ halte«. 1» (i 2 20 ! . « U 1*1 ini! 14. Work 1» ¡ I#4tI» 17. 18. IV im i Work 1* All Work K l*oi I, Work F . . 3.93 Lola 4 and 5. W o rk K 1.65 Loi H. Work y 30 $ |T de f IO mln K 10 » l ì <«•« l n ,* X -h Nthly IO Hai HEM “ > " V » 3 7 ■• 20 20 6 lo 40 .10 30 Hlenmom, N J Cren* lì a * , [> G Crenaha » U G 2 32 .30 S w m ' W ^ í (1” ‘ b * f 11 8 e‘ b S . r a V eor a íun E 4.*0 N " - 70 fh , ’ • W’ L60 eh. S 5.70 eh and 20 8 30 26 « L Uô! HWM '« * s .*> I-0* 3 * ’ „ d S ' , ol S.li «./1 l-o. 3 9 9 K l . n . o f ná W M Intaraaela 8 )lne 20 30 30 30 25 20 9 20 Carter, lUrhard. 28.00 Sjoblom, A. E ................. 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Cm i <7 , r « r 4 i , »! Srtaf»r4 . » l i N I O W « -, .4 r. rr.orttka. ìKriudaa »»te r .Viri D i'« * ' R i r ì i i » U n titi •3p Ir» t t j «f J«i, | Q H « 21 , , i: 37 « XV a l» a ut A « - , IH T • Mi í*/mafitrt«n. ÌPtl-pat. f a r * J ♦ •« 14 J Z- • < *».*._ *' _ __ u n t i ria * T4 Í c* X U 't et S '- »> «14 I i » «ft i f W > 1 a-rf ‘ I » e Î! Tt U m C i l t l a j e a if A art I I * « : * rJ«rt* __________________ _ ♦ I s-3 t jiiii. d ll, fJ r a .r i af tv« ti b 7» Î -I e t t-i rb» w : is r<jp S S2A 7—3 n y it n , I l d H i H . V I f , , V , d 11 , d n , i l 4 1 i f t 1 1 »! Ï -J »C VS ■ m , t i 4T , . 1 -, of %X , ea-t « g 1 •* if u , * 2—« )I MT tl > 4 1 F lo r id a . itarntpi. « ‘I *7TT l* t *wt , ì~ t : i rr v « i 1Z #1 U a t t iL » " ■ •» a U * i , J Ì / » v 110 f J» IA»»/. ta SE From Marni) la J»rlr»arivilj* th* -or II IO l i W an te d H a h y puthi '■art, « e r o n d R i [ * r 1 rt.a itl « * vf.'lijpfpfJ by J'rv- *»*t*rfi rrmi» ».ili h* «*l». t»fl »uhm lì fi» £ I I . » S n I S E 1«. * 21 ¡0 l¡-i-|i l, II —f ii, ma '* Iti*.h S I .4 E IO hand M u »t t e a hargatri I r .v o ir * A ■i ,.r r.- , f „ , 1*1»,n i . Ï llttavr tira h e rr. ürniit. vf l la r v a r - l niria-t / da/« rk A 1 rk 21 IO 12 T I T 4P» -!. « t l i li W e a t F i n i .4t 7H^2lp t ir r -, ta *o- la SW ror S3 SO 33 h» V* Jifvruj rvrif JuilVfiy that * it h It » a i agroed that all «*ym»nU v( lt»( I K rk S ni SIA -or of SE (, the fly, lui eteri» thrlva, f/oth lEiter- th* road mutt b* rTinatrurted within — •INVI. 12 10 »2 -■ •—i~- ■ H O T IC C rea E lo rb S 7 *1 rk W nati/ »r*rl eiternally Th* l* f» vf ih» N ’ pli.p ,p fcpfpS/ f i . ri» l » » l th# jr dpf 19 -h N 7 ili rk on# year up to apedflcatlov-. TmchrUcmt Error. li</•»-! »ili. oo W t i n n i i / , ih» 101» 0 4> of fly »r# »raT*f*rl *ith • fuzxy «ut/V e a aklde H H t b t » al C t « » » i «— ^ — . . i . w ^ g w - ----- --- , ...^ Th e amatl g irl bad lately been ti> J lU , A. Ih 1*1», or 4» I M « t h r m l l .i 1 « 1-4*1* 4 and < •t«oc*, «rt M «»l medium tur th* r *»*«»i«o t ' applr io ih * HonoraMp Far» to 30 to grammar, and had at- TramiBpfl, O o ir rM i ( f Ih« aiata of florida Lota II It to tr»n»mU»lvr, vf garma, aa oharrpa- mjf \ I / f ? V A V T D gB U t/W I f l I 47 iV l/ B lg J t« Y U U K U W N W rtred at that degree of kndwtedg* ia («f I p ìlm patpat Ia . or por a ti Bf tk* “ Fior- ILota -. l « I I I « I t ........ . Iti Prosar* Com pan/“ u n d n lk< fotiowtnc tivr» h »T « ih o »n . It 1» »»id that P A I N T I - vb lch ,,ie c rttlr»! iplrlt awake«. Cvn- M*,po»p| r k tr u r ; I»* orici «al al «htrh i> I*>ta St to 7S and 19 «0 21 SO' l ì th» numtier vf dia«*** g*rm» vn th* * 1 a »4 Iw l • aegocm tly a h * a ro u a e d the r-e h o e * the n«w on Ut* In tk* oftra of Ih« Etm lM|> HWl| ol N E H 10 I I SO 31 S W I t of N E U . of Siala of lk» r ia l« of Florida at TaUal*X» vf 4i fly runa a* Muti aa 4,400,* of S W ' Í e f N W U aad N H TOO wni SAVE other day with, “ And for bonny Anof S W 'i and S W l, X D. H O O D 000, while Internally th* tvtal M Ctt. P£H CAL J!1* ^ « r t « I d - - « long p .u a e - -lle mo 12 169 3 21 SW ik ■ ... ........ .......... u. u H o m i ____ . down aud die. — (Jaiette. raarh*» 2H,000,000, E H el N E U aad S W U of II. J. W I L S O N . . N E f , and N W I | of S E U Tm » m how __________________ Arllrit» « f l « ) » f 7« f i i l M « f l k » ‘ F U r ld i The «ddeapread racvgnitlvn vf th* llaaa S W >< of K T. >1 of Frodar» Cnmatmi" ISO S'E *|l . . I St IS agenry vf flj*» in apraattinf di***»* T k « t n i l r r i l | H h*r» b y »pporittp tbpraUuy 4 gala. LXBM. SemiWork of Ancient Engineer«. • 10 N W U of N W U of S E N ................ »» *1 « H t*t* lofpihp» Ini l k « purpoa« ef lonnJnl 10 Jia» raatillxd In a movement tv éx* Mixed Real Paint giAO 1 T h e ancient htalortana * «y that o re r a M / p o t i l i * and p orp ora!« aad«r l k « l a * « » 4 « I N W H ileoo W V l ) ............... I » 21 12 ft N of SE » r of terminate them. Men, women and 1*<®®J mile« of th® tower Nltn were pro- ef l k » « t a l « of Florida, wtt h aad aad»r Ih# He« N»10 W ( i of N E U ___ 20 21 32 foilo*laa pro po»« d rfcartar: * rhildrxn «re Ixamtng th* n*r**a|ty vf run W l i O ft N 4SI ft calimated coat1 ** of 2.40 tacted by artificial embankment and Arllpf« I. i E ISO ft 8 4R3 I t . ............ other work» of engineering »kill. T k » nata« of th« { « r p e r a t l o n «hall t>» N E I f of SE l ( of N W l| of "w lfd n f v u l" th* deadly fly. A new 't o lk« • Florida Frodar* C o m p a o r . " aad f i » Makea 7gala. Paint for lioxi'/ io 21 32 I S .............. ...................... 2 «lodali haa afirvng up; a »Ivyan vf pflnripal olllfn and piar« of k u i i n m W U SEW of N E U of S W l , ............ 20 21 21 32 • kilt at Kaaferd. Florida . «U h braacb to It'* only $1.54 per gal. health— ''‘ F IG H T TH E D EAD LY SW If of 9E fj o l N W M .......... JI St Entiraly Unneceaaary. e f f l m at aiirh otber plaraa la Ih« «tata 30 St SKI| of S Wl J i l » « N i l ) . 1 1 tl FLY." It I » probably tru e that Batan n e v e r of Florida aad « l k * « t a t a « of Ika Ifnited to t t 21 32 W U af I W l t o f N V H * * *» . » l a i » « a« m a » k»r*4ft*r ba «tab lUb ad . to • • • 20 32 N W U of I W * ; . I « t21 l *ak*a a vacation, but there's no good T. J. Miller & Son, Sanlord .-* ■ . i■ — an ! .,, Jpma li »117 s »Tri ■( Majori year*. 1 Conaider th* editor. If a wear* «th purple «ltd fine linen. ‘ HI* U ao a gallon out o f an y you •hod* la amnnyat th* m*n»lvna of buy and I f not the best paint th* rich. Ilia wife hath her II moti- made, then return the paint «In» and hla flr»t horn aportath « and get all you r money back. raring tar that ran Hit her bp in forty flat. Lol AH th« people hr*«k*tb their w neeke to hand him money. A rhild le born unto thu wife of the merchant fn the b*x«ar. The phyaler«n »et­ te th fen golden plunk*, The editor wrlteth * etlrk end « half and tell' eth the multitude that the child tippeth th* beam at nln* pound». Yea, h« llvelh even a* a centurion. Magazines. Periodicals And the proud father giveth him a Soda Water t iirofno. Confectionery Uphold, the young one growelh up and' graduateth. Add the editor Cigars and T o b a c c o s putteth Into hla paper h «well no­ tice, Yea, a peach of a notice. He t«lleth of the wbdom of the young woman, and of her exceeding »1 * «4 «ritn a ia ri.-S v h»fk At*tt* vf »artain r«*tavE4E.t4 r*nta-*E»/,{» ¡i . *$tA + f to lY M íj ,, . p p »EM *.1Er«r {.fa/»* that ha r » f w * } 1 ro n .m ifu o r.+ r* ir. 'IwrìiV'J *rr*f*, vArmu IroiU ai**! »»j*iaE.ie* t w v ro s ta «, knai»r. m tfce »»tta rr. ta *)11 frae f/f by tkro»lr.X it frfjt the avd tfe* waatarr, i,.» A U ! >ï i tlwntf tIh# le»if*ì Uir» %f a#Jw f/aik floor iitif »!Jv»lf.f it ta itay EU, SK Hf e JE I T r.» »prttern evej ÌEVEn f r . i ' i £ * toa r.. W < M / r t U A » » . T l-tfr t#- »rt *««*-• *«*•! I l 4# W"rì»wfc • * BL . s a i ras TT (T t h N tier* until the Ifiah rr. » f. rame* 2 Y4 e p a l « t l » lt|Ut*. »sd Uet I «Tt fi .» IT» li ta Miami, wla Indianapaiii*. Ixrrsua 'v * * |D, • J,"» Jef* / d*wr>^1 |t ora*irul Unti! ijulte r»r»Btl 7 th» • » , .i U , t - . r li»f,'. 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I la i 11 i 1 _ wtmMta ‘itti la* *v * t?>-t m* • , i n v - 1 *1 Ora n a ia. .1 1 K ae» ~ ».*• fre a t tie n *»e 'pf « M f U M »rtko'r.y.ivr.j 4 1 t a e if la e t t x -.R r 4*I W im i* m tra t j e**rt t h !>»*■ ve J f v • >"4" a u « Ra li! S .irrj 1 -.4 4 ».* *r .»M tie avi la »h «vM -li/< I,p ì4 e a fia t h ifia e l* « it T f.e y * 1 • o i.»a / if.e file u m * a v u p p *ì «»7 «* * / ! itelii-eraiirpìi r* .t/ 4 .i' / ♦ t a l I o a h rx tie s fa n J t e r a / o r m a - .S a n fo r d . jroejMHÍÍsí. f M r iv i > rvfí at fie te»PÍ. itai tie m t.rjia J u ».i la laaaiAf noete «Uv*¡7, w ir t e f » i t i |-tarne* UrAf ramera v n "Gare* M. a v ie r r ili! ¡ » a * , im a .f a t ■- I . V rfiiH« itt<l E - » s ii i r » w a f r f tire ' s te w / T H C r i L 1 0 1 7 -.3 * ' T it a è Irtn » « e t r i v i 3 f* 1" .S in . 1:JIÌ JIP l U V A ! 'I JiflfttS. « I r a n &**o<àet&stl7 . P h o n e s- ìam t A. Ad f « s as jriM 4id m bsw tS* w .ia -i I * ‘ *.*“ »-7 ,3'a 's * Hin Tu* atiiÄt i %ar garza- n I jp : Ts* *i5' a4 V * ' t ■.<■/..•» : a t ’.r.ra» siga ‘ M »¡ns* .*.f v-.tr •ia -j w ti.-jw , » n t * ? \ o f< i n i tila s ¡tí ja T J ) « f l i * * » m J id fcm t. u t 1 X » J fa-jr? p n i l « T t im rf I W > r « «nrf S M i a r m X % Start*. W. C- ihonfS d-m-it ]7 ►- ( ... . - Elder Spring Water Co. »-ttiaìiax Me tÆ w 1 fi a t ♦ • 7 « t f -«¡lìdi 1 jar*j jer S IW .«W D a 3 r d e f i f e r i e s m a fie in S a n i o r d in ■HiaVtd a i tb c s p rin ^ . 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A.vf t ì » y *m»i n M fi -iv i* «evraf77 i üsut 4 m 4 V* r i* »«li-tntj ¿taae v v i ' ' ' ( hvHtWri. lite a tri« t n íxesnvse*t Ì 7 CJ C Im la O in r a U e e O B a k f a r « t a e é T Ó r Me iiv r t it t i • ri tMnrrf <r nm wael inioiat raaiided arai 4 d e . m f i r K U « ir* d e K a r l r-tre-jf.n-titfly |m 4 tiuflt?. tA # » ,l.t •.-.e a»-r.rte- 4 m iìi flit jie it e fa ? t. î î t e a -,-vt” tri ' ai * 4 jiSitay *iur* W A T E R J a .'t Titas u í • # ♦ ♦ * t;)uitomaui I ninnila V ia * _ H jr ts r * t P* tur » jrr LiWI Mll) file laasi-t af V iti .V»* 3taf i/b-i tti Tatui aaranMBa ai db* *91" « « virar iiUt la >*n «mali imnatf •Sw rw intinti «SS &*n*t tnaiir? d » -ae.- ♦ . je rvn « BESAD jy m m r y ti ti }<w M i <r r r CAS I 9 *# 7 l e «trs.u a R n n c - t r f A n i « j r u * t » a r a i ka Iti» a C l . w w M g l e * » S U I U e -l'iw ir J l « 7 A f » a b b i . « * < ' l i f i i r a tart U I Q i I— t .v t • r flt -n v r »*1 i a O G >*.—/ »a ia a tr« 4 /r # w : p O 'S w tT -vi tita liir î 2 l/it*lnrt ♦ iv ir « A * « » ♦ * i OC a * j v '- ' '.v tî^ w - f.*w t 111* i . y i n -v ia 1r i v ^ f ' / v i t a S ity is ^ 7#« wnM 7/1* Sa** a' aC *1'A 4 S-*" Katí** H i '» « A ir i -U .3 « S c * r rvtnaeJi Vf.4g7W U « tn ij> r a i l S P R IN G r»«a ft f «in r * ? Jca.*w i jj-4/*if ji A ’.'1 g ¡rrz * r.,\ r ' ♦ '- T T F ' W • '.-v-t tr.a i ■ v»<-v*» tati t im a / v i •• 3&ts>f " M » iW 7 v i *./ta Tía** «vi M# a filin i- w e » <A-wt y a fa ru ; Tu» ¡Rití*?* -i ^ ìrir-v ■ 1» -w V ' ta ** 7 ;^ t iXmivrt vv t tita V ^ -^ r~ l a* • v »»" Sa t u *« titas i « " f f> .* Lilt# • » * 1ta «n*» k.i-í m 'r . a i i -m i t a - - wV t—— ' w « .,* .« * • ( if 4 ^ -.jttr 13 i i t ì * V i Hvr<4 '.r ÏJUt . ivj M iR it ^ »1/ V / T K W H > A N A L IS IS : O. Bifliii* r w r fj A* ntt« ?irt. f n r i f j , 1 jr*i E> H i t ¿a*V- CjttHlt». rateiti H ». ' E>-tr tir ( tv-«« —unalartnf 4 -ir»fnl u iiiu ri i.taty « a ti ite «aarata l i « u t * -tur »-ni inui^it « e kw( • -** tati ix j » «Anumii ;3e Sititi »Imi 7H O » ~H *nX PTÍF3T rEM — 30 SÂT3 SAt WlKU OL ! » TF, T A * X > f * • S » jn 9 • W ELDER V ÌE -" % ( E 29 tl .32 »t H 6 I o9 4 df Th» Model Und fo Drew « Conley NM ef V W Y f 8 E M «t gR W __ _ _.jt. all 1! aad prlrllagea laridenl to atisalred and aitatine « » d a * thè alala o f Florida. „ c nrporalJoat (ha lawa of Adirle IH. The am ount of (he r a p ita ! stark o f the rorporatlon ehalt be F lea Tbouatad H o l ­ lar« ta be dlrld rd Iota F i f t y «btraa of- the ar » » I n e of One Hundred Hollar* *a «b , which «b all be payable In lawful money of th* United Htate* of Am erlre, or In p r o p ­ erty, or lab or or cendre«, a t a fair and Jual «alustlen to be filed by th « board of dl- 13 S3 33 34 L ‘ ) oí NW 'g Ol NE ............ - *16 11 H U of SR U .......................... *> 32 W M of S W M ................. i ........ 32 » 21 »3121 21 2» *tl» II1 24 « 31 St 32 SS 32 33 33 10 . to 40 S to to 90 «0 Monro*. I. N. jdpçi--- ■„* U ftfi Mrp. I* J 1^ I Het^rti, i*. 1 itebfrli. S I- All of the landa detcribed in the foregoing lying and bring 5 County of Seminol® and State of Florid«. . . Where the. word "Towruhip" or abbrcvUtion therefor occur* it * IJ tie held to me»n Township south, of Tallahassee; and where the * or‘ t Ä W i , .u tt "R ange" or abbreviation therefor occurs it «hall be held to mean J‘ sn ' bjr ^ pffiMffLs .wb«. §ktU b# East of Tallahassee. it ,JNO. D. JINKINS. »Tax Collector Seminole Coonty- Adid« IV. for whJrh Ik« <orper»llon - �IN T H E H E A R T O F T H E W O R L D ’S G R E A T E S T V E G E T A B L E S E C T IO N published SEMI-WEEKLY T H E SA N FO RD H ERA LD l<\ S A N F O R D Life I » H uh Lmnu SANFORD. FLO R ID A. FltlDA^ VOLUME ‘V I ON TUESDAYS AND FRIDAYS M\k 2*. I'ji; NO. KO JITNEY BUS LINE WILL NEW TEACHERS FOR CHAUTAUQUA HERE THE THE SANFORD SCHOOLS START IN SANFORD FIRST WEEK IN MARCH --------------- T - - jS'KW IDEA ^TRA NSPO R­ TATION c ir c l e s w it h \ five c e n t fake \str'-vt railways ore not in stylo thi* »canon aflil Sanford being in the forth»"1 ° f civilisation at all times v j]1 discard the street railway and Uke on the new stylo jitney bus. , The jitneys will be operated by the Sinford Transfer Company and they ire arranging tho jitneys this week preparatory to starting this now «Tinkle in transportation. Tho speclil bodies have arrived and will seat ejjht i>asscngers comfortably. Tho bodie« will bo placed on Ford run­ ning car* and will be greatly itrcngi honed to stand the heavy trillir. S Since the jitneys will not go anywhere except on the good pivcij streets the busses ought t f carry eight passengers very nicely. \ ten ent fare to the depot will be maintained and tho regulnr sched­ ule to and from tho trains will be id hered to just as the street car lines * mild do. A schedule around the ritv for a fivo cent fare will also obtain and the jitneys are hound to prove popular with the travelling public and the commuters. The jitney invasion in Sanford U uni) a forerunner in Florida for the jitney has put the street car servire in many o f the larger cities out of business. The jitneys maintain the regular schedule, can go to any plars the street car can gn and many places where tho street car do«-, not go and with the nickel fare the popularity of the jitney is uslurcd. The Sanford Transfer Co. will sell six five cent fares for twenty live rents, thus making very cheap transportation. Tlie iltney »nl .(art in Sanford about June 10. ami the new idea will be watched with much interest in this city 'where the hack bu*i"ess has reached Urge proportions ¡JCt transportation amounts to a goodly sum espec­ ially with the public. llearh Resorts Open 1 Daytona Reach is opening for the lummrr season and many Floridians from the interin will MRIfi l«i mdK rii ing i " it cement 1o » 1n-inj t ti«• mer month* at 1he Ì.. itimi** ims.T ill Im cou«t ri-.u ts. 11 l he Il «rulli noticcii tho advertisements fur the Seaside Inn that is now under the management of Mr. and Mrs. Hor­ ae« Stewart. These good peopl«» need no introduction in Sanford people a» they have been residents of Davtonu for many year* and are proprietor* of the Seaside Inn The D.J'Iona Reach Hotel has also ojsen,*d for I he season under tin- lllillr age mm* of \V, K. unti K» It. Ayer* who expect to give the patrons the 'best there is in the way odf service. Go to Daytona Beach. Gcneral Assembly Newport Nows, Vn.. May 27.— The General Assembly of the South*tn Pijsbytcrian church this after­ noon selected O.lando, Fin., as the meeting place next year. No other nominations were mnde: The date for the meeting has not yet been set. Will Close Thursdays We, the undersigned agree to close our place of business on Thursday at noon, beginning the first Thurs­ day in June and continuing through September. Railroad paydays ex­ cepted. Woodruff & Watson. N. P. Yowell & Co. Sanford Shoe A: Clothing Co. H. McLaulin. G. E. Williams. Theo. Schaul. John K. Mettinger J. G. McCrory Co., Per 11. II. Mrs. A. Simon J. W. Berry, barber W. S. Arnert Albert Grämling M. Hanson W. W. Abernathy J. D. Davison R. L Perkin* Haptisl Services Next Sunday Sunday school at 9:30. Hon. J. D. Jinkins, Gen. Supt. Preaching at 11:00 by the pastor, Rev. George llyman. Subject, “ The Biggest Thing in Sanford. Chuluota meeting. There is to be a special meeting at Chuluota in the afternoon. n. V P C at :n> Mr S (1 Kennedy, president Jr. II. Y P. C at 6:30 Mrs. F E. Gatchel, Leader Preaching al 7 .10 Subject. " A Man's Greatest Asset." Orchestra of 12 instruments. You are welcomed to all I he *rr vice* Electric fans and ice w.iicr at all services. MelhodUl Service* Sunday school, 'i 15 Preaching. 11 . Eveping sermon. 7 30 The pastor will return from West Palm Reach on Saturday and will preach at both service» In the even mg will give -»hoit report al di-trict conference All arc welcome SUNDAY SCHOOL ^ '(Sanford schools have just closed a ! and «lnübtle»» vyjll sU'ceetl in the most successful term ;w«i the work in hi» chosen field. thoughts of the people are naturally In the primary school Mr». Arturning to vacation instead of the lingtpn gomes to us from the Monti* work of the next term of school but cello schools where she has. been in order to let the public know that teaching in the primary department the local school hoard is looking for u number of years, Mrs. Arring­ aftpr the interests of the school chil­ ton Is the sister of Dr. Puleston of dren this early in the season Tho this -city and comes to Sanford in Herald gives an outline of the work order that her mother and herself to he done and a short history of can be here with Dr. Puleston and sonic of the new teachers. The list make thi* city their future home drmonslrates that the pew teachers Mrax Arrington has a first grade will add greatly to the strength of stntfl certificate in the primary <lethe faculty. The hoard ¡s anxious partpienl and was sought by the to have an electron during the sum­ SatiArd board two year* ago but the mer to issue bonds and make many Mijtfli cello hoard would no! release needed changes in (lie buildings her And promptly raised her »alary that will give the scholars the room to kfcji her at home. Sanford in for­ that is needed now and in the future tunate to secure Mrs. Arrington. and it is the idea of the hoard to Kpss .Alice Whitner of our city build sufficient rooms in the new has been added to the faculty of the buildings to take care of the rapidly Sanford schools. Miss Whitner needs increasing population of the city for no introduction to the patron» of the the next ten years Many of the school* She has made a success of rooms will not he titled up until her wort in the schools of Winter really needed hut in the construe Park ii d tb. •. are urging her to r« thin of the building these rooms can turn, but »lie lias decided to cast be built and etjuipjivd later w hvn the her lot wiib home folk» need is apparent. Mis* Peaehea I.x'fller 1 » also one of The list of the regular teachers was our poi-.dar g.rl- who ha* been leach­ given in last Tuesday’s issue and ing in tin- Jacksonville schools during today we publish the new teachers the pn*t year, will return to her first as follow« love aid wi'l teach again in the j>ri Mi*» Harriet Hulley of Del,mid, inary department of the Sanford daughter of Dr Hulley. president of »chordStetson University will be the teach­ Mi-- "Minnie Harris of Winter er of Latin in the Sanford High Park a n o t h e r new n d i i ’ t l o u t o I b e School, according to the recommend­ School futtulii Mi*» ation of ihc lxtea I school board Ml*» Grainr a g r a d u a t e n [ R o l l i n s t o| Kuliev lias the ib-grei .if \l A ilf Harr Stetson and ha» taken a »premi b'ge .. I Lu» taught ("r »evernl vi-ar» «■nurse in Hryiiu Muwr College and pn»t I her home *■ bool ul Winter She comes to u» with the ha* sludied tu Berlin, Germany park he»r \ t*f ret limniet,dation« and the Site tanghi last yrnr in Eu*ti» »elioni with phel't'IMenuI siiti*1»» alili Comes bo -d (reis I hat they are making a tu Satifoni with lite highe.xr rrcom- valuable addition to tit* »taff «»( nietidntlons troni all ilio»«' ubo know tent her* ut her work in college and lugli There may be one or two other srhonls. t e a c h e r » IO llild to t he l|«l b e f o r e ( l i e M !-« Elirabetb Ni* uni«1« t«> Sun- op* 1ing lit I be *• lot il* b u t tin l o c a l lord frolli lite Si. Augii llm schools III.», rd lieliev es in » i n d economy lllgblv f e r o III im-Tiil«1*! '« , I I. 1 . l'Le I I 1 1 .. In * l I II. lie e n woods away from the cares of busi­ . «wprotement, at Pariah House ness and state. DeLeon Springs i be .erwn at tho Parish House is needs no words of praise as a picnic mi i"1 t nothtr co* 1 of finlah ip - grounds and the committee in charge will have plenty of ice water and the * ‘ ^ i(h a Powers machino, ftlm^L1' V C' * * ood *cre« h *nd good refreshment stands will supply any­ sad lh® ÌiÌclur« m t » fine. Come thing needed in tho way of cold drinks Ine " Ì ? 0r yourwU Saturday even­ ice' cream, etc. Remember the date, ly ,, ,ThtP Pathe " I f « “ Long Thursday, June 10th and the train \ t1 i n i he -ni li ti c i no. *tl* 1 Wi l l i 1, .VI i bi I >e- I fé.* 1d I « ■I1 ! p .i-1 trust company. A F IN E PROGRAM H AS Ail relating to examination of B E E N A R R A N G E D BY bunking institutions and l «questing T H E C O M M IT T E E reports t hot of mm and from hunk receivers and hanks going into vol­ untary bankruptcy. ' Sanforp will have a Chautauqua. Act creating state board of archi­ This bus been decided upon after tect ure a prat’ ul canvass of tho people of Act providing for examination of Sanford, who are in favor of getting moving pic turn machine operator! a portion of the bettor things in life ' c and auus|nnts and for Inspection of and who recognixe"the true value of machines. the Chuutauqua, especially to the Art providing for appointment of a children. commission to investigate into tho While tho Chautauqua tjicl not need of a state ¡nslitu.ion for -the pay last season for various good and care of epileptic! and tho feeble­ sufficient reasons the majority of the minded. guarantors are in favor of another Act defining the word "b e e r" as Chautauqua and believe that a good’ any malt beverage containing any one properly placed before the people tier cent of nlrobol. will pay expenses. No one can figure Act providing fur repiinting of tho Jin dollars and cent* the real vnlue of ait- of the I1MJ < legislature |t he ChuutamjuA anti if the money Act creating a state board of expended upon this one can be redentai rxatniner*. turned in part the people of Sanford and the children will have gained a The tenchers* examinution bill, hundredfold in witnessing tho best providing inr a state board of esam­ there is in instructive lectures, good inerà and recogniring tcachers cer­ music, etc. The committee has ar­ tificale» from other stale* wilhout ranged the following very attractive requiring new examinution» Jiassed program and the Chautauqua will thè »enate and piace«) Florida schools be given the first week in March: Dunbar Male (Quartette & Bell in a piatitimi lo »ecure thè neeiieti addii limai teacher» timi bave n«»t Ringer* For a sc«ire «if years this Iie*-n avallatile hccatlse of thè becu- organization has been on friendly Imr exaininittioti l a » » heretofore in terms with hundreds of thousands fon«1 Senator llrown. « h o intro* of concert goers and chnutauquans duced thè meiisure ha li lieen urgeil has charmed and thrilled them by proininenl t«*ncher» from eveiy with it» part songs, carried them to section In puah thè passage of thè fanciful realm* with its beautiful meuMire mu»ic from 2<U> ponderous, mellow The «citate ha» enfiti miei) thè fol- tone«! India swung -like silver eonlowing appoint meni» of G«»vern«»r sor*. sent them Into convulsions of Tram meli Louis f , Massey of O l­ laughti-r with sung and i mpersonated iando, William A. Ubili ut of l'emtx- humor and won acclamations of npeola and Rubi K Itavi» of Gain«1« pluuse by the «■xi’idlence of its instru­ ville (•> tu- i iimnn*»|ittier< of uniform mental ensemble They are ministers «lu t turi­ f««r 1to« »lute of of joy and gljidm1*», not to one class of folks hut to everyfutdy that loves Florida W Dui li a r r i» of Ke) W.M to music of the finest type, and hearty he judge *( the « ri nunul rxturt of and whiiles«>me laughter when prn«1u■•■«J by no n pctually culled to this M our«*«* « oyiinty high purpose, and fitted to it by ( Kuy W dhi !> «■ Hind» «• talent, training and character. Continuek on Page f Rl held a tier Skibinsky Company: composed - of t hree artists, in on e pre-eminent in hi* or In-r own sphere, ha* been a penrlhg alone before rernrd breaking eudierncs. Mme, b'lti. b) If* r . «>t-ni/« <l l>y both FLORIDA DRUG­ GISTS WILL AUTO TO THE BEACH I'd -i | i i \i i « ..« . ..I i I,«1 groat Mr .* kil* i, J . I* r «1! I 11e . mil ii ha : t - it ml I I I >i \* . \\ I I I . < ( I M K T i l KOI (*H S A N ­ In«! G \««r. I :y «oinparosl wllb tt icii•I « .1*1 In iavvnki and Karo«ate. Mr Velie. the term «if school wi lie as good if not I FORD NEXT MONDAY IN other member of the company has better than tin preceding terms | * AN ALTO PARADE hern pronounced « vi'Ty where as an «vther teachers who have been Tl lilt;! :t«l«i>ni[i:ini*t ninl ■oinpif «'M I •• and applteil for po«itio|i» a” 1 j «I.. pian ««I « 11 »iiloolt III" folk* win g v1 known i*« lb* putr«o of it.« I mit 1 I«I «li. u111 mini Iut1- p.t r u«l Mi >I* a i,11 ile v*«11 .i -—«** *■ 11" ■ir < .iDH'I’ lf E l i d i * « un n I P im. ■*■ I .«■*• « <»11« .. I \I l*irnlu ’•late 1 1 tr grid«* ii I I I..... . • I g f I lo1 L'lMM b\ .‘» « I . H l l l tl l O . . tun T«« I Ih I li Jil «in mi imi, . r \t lu nt.« R« - 1 •!«, w I 1 « tl will le u -enr. ■ ill C l.ix tu h < urn "! Fdu AI IV «i-l :> P* wdi I1-.'» Hm P P i cl i*....... .................. I It »• • 1 l i uindilo U ’ iirt ’ M I nI I.«ri.I . Dr ggi t - » m o D 11, m.igli ,« I i, i»»lie l,.r «• I.no!- . u*r»e- .mil » «lutlook. or Hamilton e d i t o r of t h« frolli Sara «>ta. Rraii' iitow ii Mana il< on tern pi Hi I ' d improvement* are) of thi* 1ride piti «leni Ho l t eiliior t «•«■ l'a' 111«1II o. 1Hrt Tampa, Tarjion in,..i*- Sanford can well boast of I All ini'ii of «Iatlopal uiiil litternalional Spi mg». ( 'li-ar w a ter, St l'*,t*ir*tiiirg, prelubly the best M'hool system III repute Brooksvillc and Dade < ity, will tin1 «tute. This city will then have Hcttie Jane Dunaway Company: lt*avc Tampa Monday at d:30 a. in., (oui well equipped school buildings In coat timed mu’ icnl character read­ going via Plant City anil Lakeland will a rnrps of trained teacher* ings, presenting an interpretation of lo Bartow, where they will s’ op for "The Lady of the Peenrnlioil." lunch If. is expect«»! that the «I r utrCriterion Glee < Ini* Composed «tf gi»t» from Ft Myers. Arcadia flow ftuir musician* with extensive ami ling Green. Wau« hula and Ft Meade will join the party at Bartow, from varie«! reperitili consisting of class­ which point they will proceed to ical Selections, folk »ongs. jiuliietic Winter Haven . Haine« City. L«iugh- and hnmifriMi- iiuinln'r» and planta­ imtn and Kissimmee, arri v'iti g at Or­ tion nielmiiei* and wit|* the us«* of crayon ilu*% )«re»ent a program of (.»Vernor Park Trammell has »ign- lami«* about 7 o'clock, where they Vri in spring term of circuit court will »pend the night Leuving tir- unu*ual altra« tix«'tiesopened here <>n "Tuesday with all i-i| Die bill granting power* to thè V\ |*«« a • I] Hal«-. Imj*» r*ontftor of members of the fraternity present or I board of port commissioners <>f laudo they will go via Sanforrl an«l ii In» mutili,!«** mim­ Del.and t«> Daytona, ‘.«tier*1 t li « • J r letine«-*« flic accounted for. The grand jury has Tun jia anii thirteen other hill* icry w** ►«■(' the several characters will he joined by a party from the been the busiest little body of men full list of bills signed follows: Hast Citasi ami prnceiul lo St A 11 - am! hear them *pehk a« ti««>tigh they connected with the court machinery \ t enlarging power* «>f th*1 hoard Mr Halo gustine, linone to Jacksonville over are tirlu.illv loifrtr>- u* anti their preaentmont is awaited of port commissioner* of fhe city of the «pleiidid new Dixie Highway. will a!»«» a«t. a* plu'fiirm manager .with much interest. Civil rnacs or- Tam pa. Druggist* from Ocala. Lc«-sburg ami ami i* a favorite in that c:i|»itcity. eupit'd tho attention of the court \<t oinking appropriation t«» pay vicinity a i I! join the party at Ly>tyuiu A ' t» ( onservatory Ormuch of th«« time anii the following till- Tribune publishing Co. of Tam­ (inincsville, and together with those |cbcstm': Eight talented a/nl romuly cases were disposed of in record time: pa for publication of supreme court from Palai ka, will meet flu* Smith I maiden« «•o.iched by /l««1 fenwiu* John Russel, vs. J. G. Maples, volume. Florida contingent at Si Augustine Elia* Day *br ; n«f M .x Fisthrl assumpsit, verdict for the defendant. A«t to protect and tegulutc the -For western and northern Flori'la * tenelwr of violin, of the Lyceum Arts J. W. Sipes vs. Fred Dorner, con­ The cttthusiusm of salt water fish industry. -•--Stnrting from Pcnsarola tho pa­ Couturvr»t«ify tinued. iln-ir uuiliioii«1 * every w her«1 and ih«1 rali«« will come via Milton, Di F'iimak A*t relating to aubseri (tons to A. Dorner vs People*’ Rank, as­ press and personal com m ent that Sprinti«. Marianna, .l^uincy, Tallacapital stocks * of bunks and tr sumpsit, case continued. are given testify to th«1 «!i«!ig,lt with luissee. Madison, Live Ouk. I.akc entnpanies and prohibiting acceptance Union Trust Co. vs. W. A. Ginn, of compensation or commission for City, arriving in Jacksonville in time |which these charming .«ml talented t-jx eit assumpsit, judgment for plaintiff. to meet the South Florida part V, I young women have '•* soliciting such subscriptions. Chase *Sc Co., vs. C. Bell, tirder arid go to Mia I, tic Beach III a holly k'ai h attraction t - 1« * \ t providing for drainage «anal» - —nr. ^ \JI« 4, (|| |r|VI |1(I V, ' " I ,vg.‘-1 non suit. and their, ntaintenaru ** by i »untie» iNolic«1 American Agricultural Co. vs. F - ,b,« in nml best b u» I 1 1 ' Gt fixing pcnaltie» for embezzling. A* D>ioration Day is u lcg.il holi­ put t>n for four f F. Green, damages. Judgment for ,»r d lour ub-i ruction or willful mi «appropria­ day. May :iuth, iieing «m Sunday, plaintiff. evenings C. C. Cobb, vs. I. L. Jenkins, tion of funds of any a linking or the postoflice ' will observe Monday as a holiday. City carriers will make ^Misses Mery and Julia Zachary judgment for plaintiff. morning delivery. General delivery have returned frojn Orlando where Edward L. Enochs, vs. B. A less checks, plxmil guilty Howard, judgment. State of Florida vs. IVter AdkitiS, window will be open one hour from i tlicy have bovn attending the CnthState of Florida vs. Will Griffin, murder first degr«jc. Plead guilty of 8:H0 to ‘J:30 a. m. and one hour! edral School this past session. T h e , after mail is distributed from trains excellent standing taken by these assault with intent to murder, plead manslaughter. / guilty. State of Florida v*. Clara Mum- 89 and 80. From 3:fi0 to 4:30 p. m. young intiiff* in thela glasses l« anothe evidence of the- excellency «d our Chan. F. Haskins, *. State of Florida vs. W. L. Cook ford, murder in first' degr«*, plea Postmaster. Sanford public schools. i fi ■ . xpcrreti. • to I I.. I ......... . i ii or gl.t Sin* l» a graduati1 of lli».»n lift f ullege and has done special work in Science in UNION SUNDAY SCHOOLS TO ( ‘nlumbia University Mi»« Nix will have part of the work in »deuce anil PICNIC AT DE I.EON hi*t«ir\ it the Sat funi l!»gh Sellimi »spitiM.s Ji n i : io J < Hut« In-«1 I t a hit I« gr.nl Outing I** Itine lr««in U *»fl«»r«l < «>l The dull1 "I 1In1 Sunday CM1III in Dg«- ui > part.in tiiirg '-"ititi l 'umilili! j»1 ■■11 i•- al I v•'I.• *n Spring» ha» I•«•••i ■»ill I. «.t. in..; h*-"■ I' - in s.infnr.1 I Ut b j 111g I Si t •««*f uI■■I •m • 11 111•■ buy * I n changed Irnlli ill«1 Ird I1» lit Mr Ii utf litson ha* made <d June but t hi* change will not lake athletic» away any of the p!eu»ur»M of the trip mut lie ma tir» hi* major »uhject dur­ and the youngsters will only have ing hi» college finir»»1 an«! hu» had another week to look forward to classes' in the college during bis that plunge into the springs and the senior year Tie has already begun the editing of a text book on algebra hie dinner to follow. The A. C. I. bus grunted tho usual low rate of 50 cents round trip from Sanford to DeLeon and return, children 25 cents and the excursion train will leave Sanford at 8 in the morning, returning leave the springs at 5 and arrive at 6 «»'clock, thus giving the people tin* entire day in The Reporter-Star received the the woods. . following message from Dr. John W. Hon. Van C Swearingen, mayor SUgg: of Jacksonville will arrive at the Newport News, Va., May 26.— springs at 1 o'clock and make his .The* assembly votes for Orlando asl address on Sunday school work be­ the next meeting place unanimously. fore lunch. This will lie a feature ■—John w. Stagg. of tho day and is an innovation that should upppnl to tho parents of the i , wa" ^uo to tho good work done chUdron»-and ull those who are In­ in the Sundny schools. l ^ r’ Sta|t* undoubtedly that no terested ®ther nominations were mr.de, and Mayor Swearingen is a central figure *Eat Orlando was unanimously in the state after his spectacular f °**n for the next meeting. The campaign and his able, administra­ •uembly will bring between two tion in Jacksonville as tho chief Mr. Sweur, three thousand people to 6r- executive of that city. ando, and will bo tho biggest•assem- ingen is an able and fiirent speaker W»ge ever entertained in Florida. and knows how to reach the heart» t- Stagg bore invitations from’ the of his hearers, i * reshyterian church of Orlando, tho The children, of course will enjoy • Johns Presbytery and (he Oi- the day with swimming and game« l^ndo Board of Trade.— Repot terand the good things to eat an«i the o older folks will enjoy the day in the Wy to Tipperary" will THEY WILL BE A GREAT ADDITION TO THE STRONG FACULTY OF OUR SUPERIOR SYSTEM \ BEEN CHANGED / 1. p.t t CIRCUIT COURT IS NEWS NOTES OF GRINDING AWAY THE LEGISLATURE >AL rjlii.' •LmOi � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 10-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, May 25, 1915; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/a706313e10b19ccae753b76366236abe.pdf 68de8609e6bba1f66dfa563e1ee28879 PDF Text Text ■M - £- O -11'* ■ .-V r , -• ooooooooaooooooooooooooooD oooooooooooooooooooaoooooog C U R B S T O N E G LEA N IN G S! D a a S □ sa a o a o a a g u \ TH E SANFORD HERALD pa ck e ig h t s . « ,1 6 BUDGET OF OPINION “ JU S T BETW EEN YOU AND M E .” q EVEN THE GATE POST NOT IN IT o o n g a A CIIIEI, IS AMONG YE TAKING NOTES AM ) FAITH, ° “ HE'LL PRENT 'E M ’’— SO SAYS 8AUN TERER. a a o a D ooD O O ooaoooaoooooooaoaoD aooooaoooooanoaoooaoooooaoa To the C ollege Seniors N o » “j w I c r t r - J 'o t t r Alma M ater, Now you bid a. fond farewell T o the home of youthfuf-strugglcs, Y o u hnve learned to love so \ell. Standing now u p » r\ th e threshold, C ast one lingering look behind. T h in k of those with whom y o u ’ve labored, Classmates, teach ers, friends so kind. a normal man and woman. ¡ng Lusitania, ladni! the incornine waves of the ocean hearing on their crests certain death, Charles Froh: man calmly asked those around him. " W h y fear death? It is tho most beautiful adventure in life." * Most men fear death, all men fear material dissolution. Whether our thoughts and beliefs are immutably tixeil on a future life of safety and happiness nr not, -we shrink from the pain, the loneliness, the uncertainty of going alone out of this life, which we know, into th at other of which we know nothing It may in- mere­ ly the protest of nature that life must cease, or it may he th e la ck of MAY 18 1315 ! | 4 •* •> ■ V tw . ' : Farm and Garden '• •t r GRAIN SMUTS AND TREATMENT T h e * « Ara A m o n g t h e M ost Disease* a n d Cause M a n y In ju rio u s SANfOfll) LODGES 4 Sanford » r u Lodge i No G2, F. and A. M. ComiWWIcation eve TV first 'and third Thursdays at 7 :30 Visiting brethren welcome. npli J . C. Humph O. L. Taylor W. M Secretary CLASSIFIED . ADVERTISING ♦ !♦ .Monroe Chapter No. Ift, It. A. M. Meets every second and fourth Thura day in Masonic Hall oVer the Imperia' H All Local Advertisements l miff Theatre. Visiting companions welcome. This Heading TH R EE CENTS „ J. F. K urn at* II. K. Tolar Secretary High Priest Line For Each Insertion. Minimum Losses. •fl’i'lwml by New Jersey state experi­ Seminole Chapter 2, Order Eastern Sla ment station.] T l lo nrc nmoIlff (ll0 mosl , n Meets every first nnd third Tuesday W a x e s o f our grains nnd are in each month. Everyone who lias seen his Star in the East are cordially invited the causes of heavy losses In Now J e r ­ to visit this chapter. Alice E . Bobbins, Scc'y sey nnd throughout tho country, * Till. ilSjVcry common nml well known Phoenix Lodge No 5, K. of P. asa o dlscasT'occur* on the growing oats at Meets second and fourth Tuesdays. the tlmo of heading, causing tho de­ Malting knights always wclcorqe. struction of the groin* nnd more or IL McLaulln O. J. Miller less of tho ctiafT nnd the formation of K. It. nnd S. C. C. n powdery black mass. This black Sanford Lodge No. 27. I. O. O. F. powder I* composed of tho spores of Meets every Monday at 7:30 p. m., over Imperial Theatre. J . W. O. Singletary C. C. Cobh, Secretary N. G. Charge 25 Cents. »> ♦»»»»> »*♦»♦< of what is b e l o n - t r * . ' makes man dread ami fear the last ing as well ¿is a physical, if the relamoment. tion sh tfris to last and thus bo wor­ Hut in the great moments when »♦K H *»** thy of the name of marring?. . The marriage rite or ceremony is the actual crisis comes there seems to For Hale— Indian motor a proper formality whereby tho he a clearing up of the uision, not u 1913 model, all in good rumi rg ar­ numbing of the feelings nnd sonsiworld is notified of tho relationship. der. Inquire at Moore's Hut the ceremony docs not ro n. ! liiliti«*, hut a certainty that where Ju ck Hiddingcr.’ 77 J t (, * life is soon to go out in struggle and stitute the marriage. The ceremony is not vital, and the pain and torture, which is tho fight Horse for S a l e - Hay, 8 year* uhi. particular form it takes is of small nature makes against dissolution, ab o u t 1100 lbs., safe, strong and there is n life th a t is to persist and M a n y years may come and vanish importance. sound. No better farm or team is to exist under 'conditions that are The vital things are the mental. Ere you see th e m all again. horse in state. Worth 120(1. f|’»0 spiritual and physicnl qualities of wider and better than those with C ond uct yourselve^no nobly, truly, for quick sale. It. II. Holm. Box whieh we are now acquainted. the man and woman. T h a t their labors be not vain. 412, Oviedo, Fla. 72-tup Gale City! Camp No. 6. W. O, W Tho cheerful spirit that could There can tie no lasting love with­ Meets second and fourth Wednesday stand in a group, doomed like him­ out a sincere and-honest respect. L ookin g now across the portal, nights in each m onth.-1 Orpingtons, “ the big black !>< an­ self to certain nnd speedy death, and T ru th Is tho first requisite in m ar­ T o tho years t h a t lie afar, F. L. Miller J . F. Hoolehan t i c s ." Pullets nnd laying stock from riage, and unless truthfulness he say th at the adventure was n beau­ Clerk Council Commander prize winning strain for sale, write S te p out bravely, grandly, fully, Show the world how true you are. present no ceremony can sanctify tiful one, that (Rath 'was not to be for prices. Settings, 15 fertility feared, was contained in a high and the relationship. guaranteed $3.00. The Ortega Breed United Brotherhood of Carpenters and The essence of marriuge is com­ purposeful soul. W hat he Bald In the Joiners of America ing Farm s, Jacksonville, Fin Pushing forward e a c h endeavor, great crisis, might well be said by all panionship. Sanford Isrcal Union No. 1761 meets 71 lu. • Striving still som e goal to win. of us. Wo might well so consider first and third Thursday night at 7 The man nnd woman must sym- the ‘ approaching end of all things Launching out on life's great ocean o’clock in the Eagles' Hull. .Sale— U. For S. Patent pathixe with each other's » l » r » - ! |w th|l „ rtu|d thlt| lllW i T ill the harbor is entered in. J. W. O. Singletary, J . M. Brown, Would take siiti« 979026, Sec'y-Treas. President lions and respect each other's nm-1 „ th<1 Pn(!in(r wns lhp most beau-1 e s t a t e ns part payment L iste n not, when e 'e r the tempter lotions and desires. tiful H|| the adventures in which J . H. M . Herald OfficiH. P. O. E. Sanford Lodge 1211 If th i is not so the man will stray W(> ,m(, anljri|lut, (| In your ears a siren sings; Meet first and third Wednesday night actually or else clmse the ghosts of , S to o p to nothing m ean or little. . , . i i . i , We do not know, we cannot know, *«««»« at corner of First St and Palmetto Ave. .................... Still look upward, try your wings dead hopes through the graveyafil O. L. Tay lor H. L. Peek what awaits us on the other side of of his dreams. Secretary Exalted Hulet that thin veil we call death. Within Prcttinoss palls, unless it is hacked M a y I offer you ihoso wishes, the sou) of every man is the demand by intellect. The merely clever T h o ' so weakly, feebly penned, ■ ■■' — i -------- ------The Lake Breeze Council No. 31 Junior for more life, wider life, better life, For Ran t— House of eight room. woman is nearly as had as the astute W ith a hope that in the future, Order United American Mcrhnnirs and the fuith that spring* up within man. 'W a re of those people who Meets every Wednesday at 7 :.'50 P. and hnth on Myrtle Il Veli ui God will keep you to the end? u* is the assurance to the believing M in the City Hall, Visiting brothers in Inquire o( Hilt lain ' carry most of their goods in the show ib.it there a beautiful life beyond, i are welcome. <\ H Smith. Hrc. Sec. office. u i ndo*w' T o the end of all your life work. and that the going through tlu\ gates Brilliant men are but ordinary Till is past all toil and cure. Celery ( ity Aerie No. is.Vt of death i* merely .the adventure Till you reach the heavenly portals most of the time at intervals are F or l<i tit Meeting i-\iry Tin uay night that h ad * to inure beautiful thing* Anil he crow mi as faithful th e re' capable of brilliant performance*. hi. o'clm k I’u u Building roo ms o ver Ao w* 1 winch i he "eye hath not mum." tier N’ot only are they ordinary mo*i J . T lloiili-luui, G. E Ta rn t us. Mrs K. M Anderson, llrndcn tow n Y o well & Co Worthy I’re* dent Secretary of the time, lull often they are dull, 1he ear heard F o r Hint 1 tirili- Leo ' • T I hear several noises this week perverse, prejudiced and absurd • T ill" I- * 1>Hi tin 'll" tin’ll t we •k a* 11JIN T R IB E N4I. fil. I tt. It. M. However, 1 hr\ re sometime* rooms, scissi ned tiirou g huu i that listen like building a m-w hotel San ford schools and all of the pat Moots every* tin-t and third Friday I h m e . gn* and all nieder and if they are tire enough noises it right, and this is better than to he runs of the schools and th e citizen* night,* at 7 tu fi M.i-ono T. tuple dead wrong all the tint»• nce* $2U p» r limit t * will menu that Sanford will he about Yi-lt mg brothel* welcome m o n th *, include* water M So here i* tin* truth Your ordin­ generally should atten d the oxer niter is wititxT Hfitrxim etuiii mhkamkii the best little town in Florida nc\t rises We have th e finest sy ste m of W. A. Ginn. .lohn Stamper, to itKAi.rur i-i,a.■ cm en so n , lotti M y rtle Ave, season. • If there is a n y city in the ary man who does the brilliant schools in lile s t a t e and our people C i f It Sachem United States that needs a hotel things would lie nrdmarv all the time . ,, . , should uphold them by atrPndanci Hie fittigli* hy aliti li It Is carried from t ItOllllil ITiriii-duwots« than Sanford let them come were it not for the fact that he is in* •*nriniragi*mi* ni. tlu-ri- y on r t*» y«mur I t i * carri imI hy tini « Imi. Alui) mid ileruid* of I.liter!) mg a |i|iiy ut ».i r <».ik forw-ard and press their claim and spired by a woman. hlimi Id tu- tm tliffi- n-iii'i-* <>f «>|nniiHi nini nn»r«* *ir !•■>* of It i*il teli«* Oli th« Meets at Eagles* Hall f i f i Monday Great thoughts and great deed* they will receive a Carnegie medal 1* of tl u- lit'iii tliy |iIti 11t H Tito lo 1-lutili lh>' t>l*'.i* uri * ul[ t lie* ni i n night in each mollili at 7. 10 are tin' children nf married miiiil* for braver} Mill) Un r *i (limi* will li— aldi* 1il «lut* lo tilt* ||I*«¡1M* 1* Vfi )* largo. fri* F-ir H«nt 1:t tootn Urn E Hou*ehobbr. Comma miri ( I I W lien you find a great man playing ily muloi!Ht lu ■¿ to IO •r «ont or inmii Iti III I li«-ir anni« lue h Htnnilaril rio-.- i Mis* Bertha Packard, Secretary looming liop-i W tien you find a great man play­ % T h ere is very little stirring in in vi ■ar* ti i »orni* n*i t hey 1h ;tvi- tn the mori• of tilt* tTOjl Tilt- lo** for ih« IMI tt il from |>t>-iloffii « city politic« these days and il is d if­ ing a big part on iif •’* stage you'll 1*11 «*t litui w*l [Ui*l if flit» i II 17.«*Il» will «t litui livh’tnl tin* t nitrii Si il tttî lui* I h*1 a vi'ti in ficult to get a line on the men who find in *ight, or ¡ml around the cur ni 5 J’t Marni r l»«»r ) cur r hi* ini .tini Head history' expect to make the race tin. fall tier, a great woman Ko Hont '1l’un or Tile fact Unit Ihc siwires of the fun A man alone is only half a man. This is tile lime for the politicians fit ni*hed ii*- hound.' ' ; gu* are curried un the outside of The to go fishing and line up the slate it take* the two to make the whole j locution. 302 Park Avi* healthy grains iftat.es tl .possible to Ideas are born of parents. and 1 expect to he invited to several u«c n treatment which will kill the For Heat A *ix roon MY SPEC IA LTIES: Hut life never did ronsist in doing parties* in the next few week* in iqHiro* without Injuring the grain*, which the efty politics will he freely brilliant thing* ull day long. Pit KAltD S HAND-PAINTEI) CHINA Continued from Page 5 Coronado Beach Iorni*li* t ile most eutivetilutit treatment Is with Hefore breakfast most men a r e , discussed and thru 1 can talk in­ GORHAM’S STERLING SILVER rout by- the season nr in*> lorttialln (or formaldehy de), which can guest of her unci Mr ('has. I la nil telligently about the men who will rogues. lt o t ;E R S * PLATED H ARK lo I .■* N o- no \ i-r, I r . I*pur, !ia*i d from the druggist at 7r > mid tam ilv And even brilliant men are l,nl sacrifice themselves upon the city's lo •ei.I* pet |»oind m in large «pian I Id. I N \M> \\ VI Ml V.M \\ Alt III..** altar. ‘ Tis said that -I D I >u\i*«»n llant only two hours a day title* liliali i lieu pel line jhiiiiiiI In hf Mr* H H Hill i* expecting to These brilliant moments are ex will lie I lie ottlj candidate for ly gali.in* uf wnter will tie nulhclelit leave thi* week tor ( ohimbun. tlliiu « -e e -e o e c e o * <v - . . mayor, as it. tt Herndon objects to ceptlonal. for fifty bushel* of grain. Spread the to visit her daughters. Stie will making the rare b ecause it will re­ grain on n clean floor nnd sprinkle or spend the summer with them. quire him to work m ore than eight i spray ilinnioghly with the folutlon. My old friend, Frank Stone,man Shovel (lie grata Into a pilo and coier hours tt d a y 'for less thatv the scale of thu Miami Herald la one of the Mr. and Mrs, E. T Woodruff and with on urns or burlap for from six to and this would lose him his card. best writers in the Florida press and D EN T IS T Wanted 2 ' or .1 iter«— Mr. Davison "Jess lalTs" and thinks 1 like his wonderful* description of Dr. and Mrs. C. E Walker and twelve Ilnur* sud ilien spread out to their guest, Mr* Travis motored ilry The drying process tuny Ik* tin* thiw forti. cleared, tiled it will he a joke if he is the only man life here and hereafter. Like all work m u wurrt: rw tput onlv thut ha* been far ríe 'i a -i in the' race. There may he some newspaper men Frank is like a sen­ over to Daytona Saturday morning I imhhI by mix Inj; with ntr slaked lime, which may l*> removed by the raunlnu Write or PEO PLES RANK BUILDING room hwitte dark horses grooming for the may- sitized plate upon which impressions returning to Sanford Sunday even­ mill ing II mole Heal K*tate < orality stwkes and we shall see what leave their mark and only those Thl* (ll»eit*e of the wheat Is very ' ROOM U Ilari iP h on e 148, Geo. I» We shall see. who have been in close touch with ,,, ,,, ,, , , . , „ . .. .. i Miss Alice Guild is the guest of similar In general appearance to that 7fi-3tc of the oaw. but Its life history 1» some- i materia life can fully describe those , . . . , ,, , . i her sister, Miss Clara Guild for what different. It spreads from ills- j i E lb e rt Hubbard went down on feelings and give the true fmpresCommencement week. cased 'to healthy plants ut tirno of dow­ In CoBIt *f Jail*-. NrmiBol. Tlte fol­ i the Lusitania and wo shall enjoy his sion of the spiritual life. - ■ .. i'mumlf, Hltlr of (la,Ida ering and penetrates the young grains. writings the more ua th e source of lowing from his pen is a fair sample; In re Eilat* of ^ Mrs. Hobt. Herndon Is up from The fact Hint tt Is carried within the K m m a tt It. Hr niton supply Is dead and no more shall we Every crisis brings out in bold re­ Notice 1» hereby given, to all »1 ” Arcnffin for a visit to the home grain Instead of on tbe outside nnd may coneern. that on the 20th •!*> take delight In his sayings. Here is lief some Splendid human quality, that It Is luqiosslble to distinguish tho folks. October, A. D. 191S. «hell *pj>l> ' • one of them on the m ental plane In and some expressim that lives long Honorable (iao. G. Herrin*. Jud*-healthy from tbo diseased grains, I Court, aa JudxR d I'robatr. for flo-i m arriages: in hill memory of man. makes the formalin treatment unsatis­ char|e ae Adminletrator of ib' -*'*'' Miss Maud Alice Wagner passed Emmett H. Herndon, deceawd •"■1 Marriage is the' n atu ral mating of Standing on the deck of the sinkthrough Sanford Thursday en route factory. By far tho most satisfactory at lha earn* tlmo I «111 pr«-»«n' sud economical method of prercutlng count* a* Adminletrator of «»"I -** to ‘ Indiana where she expects to and aak for their approvel. the disease Is to secure seed from un­ Dated April fO. A. t>. 191» , , spend the summer. ^ infected fields, but when K Is desira­ HA HTLETT W. IIK H M "'S Ad mi ni d r ju 1 ble to maintain a particular strain of 69- * - I 0 . 6-18. 6-22. 7-20. B-JI. 9-21 seed a modification of tbo Jensen hot Greatest Poets. wnter treatment can bo used. This Homer, Lucretius, Dante, Shake­ method ns devised hy Freeman and speare, Goethe, Milton, Shelley. Byron, Johnson Is ns follows: Clean the seed Skunks Enemies of C aterp illar* Tennyson, Browning. Perhaps others thoroughly nnd soak for fivo <o seven A new field of usefulness has bf'tt might be added. It Is largely a mat­ hours In water at 03 to 72 degrees F. found for tho much-ridiculed skunk In ter of taste and temperament—al­ Put the grain la loose bags or- wire M A K E Y O U R O W N « tho fact that It Is a vigorous enemy "f though there Is but little room for ar­ baskets bolding about one-half peck 99.98 PER CENT PURE tho full-grown range caterpillars Blrih gument about the first six names. p a in t ; each far further treatm en t Use two ANALYSIS: aro of no service whatever In .destroy galvanised Iron tuba, bolding from T IIO S . It. RAKER, P h. D„ Kollinu College, Florida YOD will SAVE Ing theso largo caterpillar*- but skunks twenty to forty gnllona. filled with wtjWinter Park, Florida, April 19, 1915 Horae Chestnut Tree In Bottle. 56 d $ . P£R GAL devour quantities of thorn, and tht* II. B. Coney, Esq., Orlando, Florida ♦ Hogio chestnuts can be grown In a ter. Tub No. 1 should bo kept a t a another reason why thoao little crea­ Dear Sirt—1 have completed a careful sanitary analysis of the sample J ’ boftlq of water. Use. a bottle with a temperature ranging from 110 to 120 T H IS IS B O W tures should receive more consldera of water that you brought me Iasi week and have obtained the following $ degrees F., and tub No. 2 at about 120 Buy 4 gals. L.flfcM. Semitlon than they now do resu lt: <> neck wfde enough to hold the chest­ to 120 degrees K, Plunge each bag or Mixed Real Paint |»,4o C o lo r........................................ Clear Chlorine.. . . 0 parts per 1,000,000 J J nut, adding water to just touch the nut basket Into tub No. 1 for one minute and stand It In a window. Roots will And 3 gals. Linseed OU Reaction................ Neutral Total Solllds 8 parts per 1,000,000 to mix with U at form, followed by a stem and leaves. and then Into tub No. 2 for ten min­ Free Ammonia.: . . . None N itrates.. . . Trace * Duty Ever Preieht. estimated cost of 3.40 AlbuminoidAmmonia.. . . None Hardness . . 38 parts per 1,000,000 If the water is constantly supplied the utes, keeping the grain well stirred dur­ A sens« of duty pursuea us ev*r tree can grow for years In the bottle. ing tbe entire time. Two men can The absence of both free and albuminoid ammonia in the spring Makes 7 gala. Paint for $10JO It Is omnipresent, like the Deity treat about one bushel or grain per | water and Its very small amount of chlorine Indicate its goed quality—the we take to oureeives tho wing» of , ‘1” hour. Tho seed can be drletl^n a barn I t ’s o n ly $ 1 . ^ 4 p e r gal. the indications are that It ta of exceptionally good quality. morning and dwell iq tho utiermo» Mlnaa In Warfare. floor, but If the weather Is cool It A very desirable feature of this spring water la its aoflnesa, contain* parts of the sea, duty performed or A land mine In warfare constats, of should be protected from fro st 5*-*?- p a i n t t s ptm E w a r n l e a d , Ing leas than anc-fourih of the amount of calcium and magnesium carbon sM LINSEED OlL-tlM b t s l ksown duty violated la still with us for 'jr nates found In many w aters of this region, and Just about enough, aa many a charge of high expioelre burled In The slowness of the hot water treat­ ZINC palm m aterials lor ! • # > « £ £ * happiness or our misery — Daniel authorities think for supplying the lime and magnesia requirements of the tho ground, and arranged to as to ment makes It Impracticable lo treat Use a gallon out o f any you ■ter. ; ; body. Yours Respectfully. (Signed) TIIO S. R. RAKER explode when tho enemy’s troops are any considerable amount of grain. And there must he a mental mat­ Vision FOR SALELE- • FOR RENT ; HENRY M c L A U L I N JEW ELER PEOPLE AND EVENTS A ll G oods G u aran teed WANTED D R . C . W . F A IN M axwell’s Magazines Periodicals Soda Water Confectionery Cigars and T o b a c c o s I DRINK PU R E W A T E R 1041st. St. Phone 182 WHY TAKE CHANCES WHEN PURE WATER CAN BE HAD ELDER SPRING WATER 3\ Daily deliveries made in Sanford in five gallon ImUles 33 * 3 sealed at the spring. Phone ns fo r further informa- 33 33 lion as to deliveries, prices, etc. Elder Spring Water Co. Phone J017-3 I Sanford, Florida 4 #I I M M » ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ovor IL Mines are also used In siego wSrfaro, tunnels being driven under the enemy's fortifications and enor­ mous quantities of high explosivo placed In them. Hindu Wisdom. If your mirror bo broken, says * Hindu proverb, look Into still water; but have a care that you do not fall ik ro'- However, the grower will find It prnc. ticablo tn treat a small amount of *ecd which can be shown In a seimrate field and the crop used for seed a second year. Such n field should ,be at a con­ siderable distance from wheat known to be Infected or should be separated by a woodland or other wind break to prevent Infection by means of sport* carried by tbe wind. buy and if not the best paint made, then return the paint and get all your money back. T. J. Miller & Try a Herald Want Ad ^ I __1____ - Benefit In ComraderiBpHalf tho dlfflcuRy of fightlnc M vere battle or accomplishing any h-‘r' task vanishes when a man feel» m he boa comrades at his side fighting the same causo. so that tbo those he love| are upon him. tn hcarta praying for hts victory' L Perry. • • -4L ' Son, Santord » - : •. ^ -___ r- �y ß't ui.* i yi|■ ■» • •<; * ■' •. : ■ P P P Ü P P P i ^ ^ ,l l , r B r * , ^l-rf*r *e** 1 4 -5 îfcwCwlt-.- M (?>;«* v ----- T -^ --.- •*. • t ■. ■ • , ■ IN T H E ,H E A R T OF TH E WORLD’S GREATEST VEGETABLE SECTION E *:, """'T H E' S A N F O R D ON TUESDAYS AND FRIDAYS / semi - w eekly Lifv /.* W,,„h Living IN S A N K )H D SANFORD. FLORIDA, FRIDAY . \l \'k 21. 1915 VOLUME VI S O . 7M SANFORD HIGH SCHOOL COMMENCEMENT WEEK THE STATE LAW MAKERS “ CONTINUE THEIR MAKING IN T E R E S T m ^ E K E R ’CTSKS STARTET)“ TR E EVENTFUL WEEK IN WHICH LARGE CLASS WILL GRADUATE TONIGHT Fruii g Socirly I ’loy* An innovation, most pleasing in RAPIDLY d i s p o s i n g o f powering DeSoto county commis­ charucter was made on Tuesday sioner* to chungo manner of im­ evening when the Irving Society of b il l s a s s e s s io n proving roads in Punta ( io n ia spec­ the High School presented three ial road district; validating indebt­ charming short play*, instond of the NEARS CLOSE edness of I’lant City. Florida; nu- usual three or four act drama. Fol­ thority to Plant City to issue bonds lowing the modern custom adopted » Tallahassee, May 20.— T h e com ­ for water works extension; uuthoritz- by colleges and high schools of note mittee named to Investigate condi­ Ing Plant City council to levy tax the variation was enthusiastically tion* a* the Marianna Reform School for publicity; hill to enlarge powers received and appreciated by the and report to the legislature has in- of city of Lnrgo; authority to Hamil­ representative gathering of towns­ ipectcd and returned; nnd the com­ ton county commissioners to issue people who had assembled to enjoy mittee looks blue. Not u word hns warrants to pay interest on out­ the d ram atic work of their young been said by any of them yet nnd standing warrants and to borrow people T h e class of work presented nothing " ¡ ^ be «aid until the report money; nls«» to validate outstanding by t h e pupil* of our High School is h filed, then somethin# of interest special road and bridge district No. I far above the average, that shows «ill likely be started. in l.ee county hill abolishing town the n ativ e dramatic instinct, well In the first place, it isn’t known of ililliurd in Nassau county, bill to cultiva t ei| by the training of efthat the com m ittee was shocked to prohibit carrying ti.t«»xi«uiit.g li«|iiors ti. let 1 triii tierI o Miss Isabel find the condition* under wiiiili the ito church«** M*ll«*o|w nr i »Ia mm ivi ; (iiMMlhut Is «lue min ll praise for tin­ • hue boys of the institution ..r e |i<ri|,|for<! i mint V ant i.>•r11 V ti» May I credit .I Me perlnmiuiire ‘ Ilf the st U being foreed to live since the fatal county cniiiiiits»ion«-r* to .sell interest dents upon this occusion. tnd disastrous fire; and a strong be­ hearing warrants; commission charter MjJih local interest attaches to lief i* current thnt they will not rec­ for Frost Proof and authority to issue severvi «-'-«-nts of this week, of which ommend any buildings at the old bond*; legalizing the Mtiriloek drainwe shall hear in turn, chief of which place lor the white boys. age district in Ih-Soto tutintv: bill i- the dramatizing <>f .scènes from A separate place for the white making it unlawful it ■i r • l> buy- i- believed ti. be in their i m i .I ' 1(1 t large I ! .. m .olio tbllig like I llUlolred in res t one t y . t ill I l i I ti g t rucking lami w I t r< t ! t ll.'o t .. . 11«* t augi t prol t . i . . . >rmmg. and !>r.l VI- I* • to u • It g ' ,1 t III- in­gro­ il t « ".III i',ill of the r.u es i» • ' '* ’• di (to It •*..... ■...| ■.1 ItpplV »1« ! . i ail ot h«-r pill.«-» • lad i ' • a 1.1 no-,/c i on ti I ' " I i'.-rr. "*«’• « lit m. for. nft«-r nil. It is "* Il,*‘d n„ , •i . t i i r, '»i ti 1 * , i , !„ -f. t. li I dll . .. 1-.I..IÍ 1' to • .. v, rage . ill/. »• . . . . 1f„l). II III CI.l I - I I IsI (a I III gl I' d been arresti d I Itnr, ll - • It .'ll warped b\ •I I iMi.ll» lections which were greatly enjoyed by th* amiirnrr. HARD SURFACE ROAD TO NEW SMYRNA SOUTHERN VOLUSIA TO he unknown to man. T o our Presi­ dent lie paid a glowing tribute and f.iyhth <$ntiir 1¡nul nut ion Wednesday wus a day till,.,! will, asserted that lie believed that PrcsWilson’» courage and wisdom tho goo.I things listed for Com- blent moncemeiit week. beginning with v\ould land our nation in u port of He expressed a the graduation exercises of the safety a'nd peace. Eighth grade at ten o’clock in the faith in the graduates to fulfill nit morning and closing with the ex­ expectations, addressing himself to pression recital in the evening, in­ them, paying another glowing tribcluding the exhibits at the Primary •ute to the teachers who in the pur­ and (irammar schools and the Class suit of duty pluyed a noble part, no Day exercises in the afternoon Oni path in life being higher or nobler of the largest «lasses in the historv •“ "»I admonished the girls and hoys of th«- 11'animar school, graduateti to remember tin- faithful loyalty of Returning to the this yt.tr. thirty-two hoys and girls tlirir toughers. keynote of his inlilri-ss Judge Herhaving won their diplomas ting s;ii,| that tin- r«-s«»rt to war bail At ■ May I • Itei liei-n in some instances iirden-il and Relei P« eat« «I t In t t t 1. ««rilaini-il by tin- Creator that a util pian«« « • ; I lu- in.t i - I I >ri<i«!•\« rs.iI peace niiglit follow Tins which uslieri-il ut, lile oiliccr* ami country, he «aid, was tree, free from graduates. Marching down th«* care ami deadly war. free for men right ai*b- to the slug«-, tirsi rami­ and women to pursu«- poun-ftil '«»ca­ llón I* I. Thra-her, county Stipi tions. was without fear and dreaif' of sclitols ,in«l Mr s-- Itiing«-. fo| ‘ allil ad moii isln d ll«- gr.tijti il>- to !■ ' ri I nr - , aro g P. ■i I I.al ion i,I- -io t» S ’ ver i • li- rung. M r t, I. near it.I i.l. 1 TRICT RONDINO •The people of South Florida will soon have two rouje* to the east coast beaches if tin* wishes of Now Smyrna, Osteen ami other parts of tile southern end of Vido-ijn are carrieil out. Aj an enthusiastic meeting of the people of that section lust night ut the town hall in Osteen the i|uestion of making tin- southern end of Volu­ sia a spe« ml mail and bridge dist»i»l was discussed and tin- many adv a lit ages of ilu- road pointed out. The plan in to bond tile new district for enough to build a good hard su r­ faced road from the Osteen ferry on the St. Johns river to New Smyrna giving the people of this *•-< tmil .« mii«'h shorter and better rout- in lIl­ ls » In the early day- ai d 11 deed up to a few yeam 11. ...... I wh» l i e one Ir d ili going t e. » but ..Mer i he new toil.. . I •1.0 I••r r V was in ole at Mo rite and iim• -. .1 Ip I t * I goo I d ol the \ o. e. . .g ill y »u|e ilo- Ir..«il swung ! t It it t way ¡/ml On- people win» ujsheil I» II. ■. I 1 • t.i I or..I ,.|o I . .1 -ff| ' . I!• ..« Ii r-’ d to I . 11, 1 i it,,- ' i . I "ri'ii.i.l" m. .m g i lor.g ..t •! iire• I. .| sotii,- trip \ 1'iirn'i •i. - |! ill in ............ .......................... • • \tlant e I M l in euri b i r!- HAVE SPECIAL DIS- of M .slates if •IT, M. o t his III- [I ■*I dad • I W...A I I ll mntide t a x law pu*st*d MI tlotive ...s-liin o f I '• 1 I w i - r. II -Iti I part to I he , ! ’• 1- IO t* Min­ api• i • tho supremi euuri àn cflort wili be minte at tht* nenstoii de I Il >1 to smi-n-l tbe ¡.«w» tu prò- ub t -r llli» ,i«-i unlltig lo thè pc.'-i " .e r prepara! ntn* Icarrying la p a iit y of tin- ear Mi .t. .ni of II.. * i t* « * k* t .. * ..r of •1• •nr ..................... . y ,. , ' Ih*'»' II«» V 1S >i tal K. i •• i Itili t 1111*111 of t * i oí ii b a d ■ - !• • lb. Ii led I l,g DIS \% today |»f•piarmg .« mciol unique after thought, the negro jttttid, T h e store room was i-nti-red ment» to tic,comptish t Iti* by Rulli t hr ou g h tin- now v ; c a n t ici- c r e a m »•i ,.b|y m»|H-r*onateil Mr. Igou thinks that tin- law should M ari" Dm- , III I t s i parlors, ui cons to the grocery d e ­ M e i i i l l l e V e r be clanged, especially in regard to out g bn Ii s» ,ii •11v made once in w i i . banning p a r t me n t belt tthe automobiles for lor«-. »m««- it !, y V i i .. \\ » pi.-- ■ I vidi-t My s o l e I lo- I. e . •• oftrii m I ur* th a t a car will I ;iii- a ll .1 l o s . b l e i - I. I » eri n . . | e I I • ir a p p e . t r . i l o i i •i I lie r u b b e r » line hit*,, power nini small i.irr-. » I 1 r i i . « f I t « fl. ’•t • v'lI ,t- ' 1,1 . 1er- ti.-r fiil.|Mg'-' a id I i t--r• lax caps city "I* hi- aini-ndtneni : 11 Mild I -t -t g g I........ .'I Iblr. I id lilt I l I» I- I I •lav light hr presented lo i tic senati- lin- w.i . i, i *, ll in. i Il - 1 ree or f.o.r e ••1 g-1 1 • ••»• ami it ¡s belicviil t lo- bill .1» . I 111g I d wii t, II» lu-r nuit lu r N i «olopulos. »lori I a» bi eli vi»ili’«| i.ori-n.i >iml »ill i»c more satisfactory by burglars and no ■b-w as to their •vi-i ^ i lung « v « p t . p. r Ii. ;■» let ter.» Another J e n ture Mr Igou desires i de nt i t y Im» lieeli ol.lailiabie I lie »••Ili» 11me- .«ml uihiriibh- lull«- Il«-s*. to change i* to uliminiite ito- ucce«sheniT's o Ilice »an communi«-;» t«-d who*« b.itb i her matinee idol «lie» «t> u| di lie rent tugs, requiring now with yesterday and Mr. Lognn has hard The action centres about tills becaute of the numiier of difTerent with whom ail the promised to do what is possible in muti ee idol tax««. A statr tnx. a county tux and girls are in love, six Amcrirnn Heauty I he ease. Hty. tax in addition to the registra­ roses and six duplicati- love letters tion fee, requires an many us four With ¡ fresh -iosa and « harm of the New* From Mlumunte t*l» on machines used in (lie state row Its« if tile little, playlet was a May 15th. Mrs N Ii Fogg, who »lone. delightful numiier left here last Monday to visit her The closing play. Charles O 'M al­ The following bills were passed by daughter nnd family. Mr*. J . M. ley’s Aunt." a eometly «Ruma was a Tracy in Idaho, reached her d es­ the senate this week: clever adaptation of Charles Lever’s Osceola county ftsh law; authority tination after a very long and pleas­ novel, "C h a rle s O'M allev" ami was ant journey to find them all well to Escambia county to reimburse a ty o f Pensacola for road ami bridge j »"«I. oí course delighted to *.-«■ her. , an excellent production as present.-, t»x collected by c o u n t-; authority She will spend the summer with by th- members of the east who incity of Pensacola to issue bonds; H»«" in the Rocky Mountains ami terpr.-u-d tlu-ir individual purls with spirit nnd a ctio n . The scream of thi 'h»rter bill for snftey harbor; char- probably Mrs. Tracy will a c c o m ­ play were 7.«»«- Munson ns Mary the w bill for Oxona. Pinellas c o u n ty ; pany her home to spemi the winter mai«l and Hume Kumph ns Free, D* w charter for Dade City; new with her father, ( ‘ol. N II E<>gg nnd O’ Malley’* servant, the comedy aister, Mrs. J . N. Osteen. Mr. Fogg e®*rt«r for Dunedin. Pinellas cou n ty; parts. E ach portrayed their charac­ j*f»n!te • county court in Hllls- was in the mountains in Washington ter with a dash und vim altogether in 1861, when the Civil war rom horough county; drainnge bill for delightful. Jplborough county; charter bill for monccd and returned to East J n n Ernest Shepherd. a* Charles Clearaatcr. Pinellas county: author- “uary « V 1» C3 to ,n k '’ l'nrt ,n ,h" ( ivil struggle. Five hundred young men O'Malley, th e love-lorn suitor for the •y to Lake county achool board to j« *«ue time wurranta for Leesburg enliatod in San Francisco to go the east hand of the brilliant Lucy Dash*f hool diatrict; ratifying of an elec- for three yenrs or during the wnr. wood (Frances Aspinwallf was exrelton of p,|m B each elunty, held At tho close of the war, two and a lrn t; Frank W ebber (Behjam in Whitovamber U . 1914. and bonds laaued half years ylalcr, less than one hun­ ner) sportsmnn and joker was a " **tne; bill providing f o r , sperinl dred lived to bo mustered out of character rich in comedy nnd done •ection on roadn question in dia- Uncle Sam ’s service, but 1 live to to a turn. Eileen Blake .(Annn Mcct 4 of Palm Beach county; bill tell tho story nnd should I live till Laiiffhlin) was another adorable rharneter of wit nnd beauty, sharing the 0 name date' for holding county June 20th I will be 77 y.-ur* old N II F o g g , . honors with Lucy General Dash” ,ur| in Manatee county; ntuhority N II Fogg, i wo««d Albert Fry I and ( ’apt. Power ® Ialm Reach county commissionAltamonte Springs. f j n r l.amgt were character* placed 1 . . t0 $ 6 0 ,0 0 0 warrants for in capable bunds the young men w al S tu art; validating tax disThero will be no picture play at making much of their parts. In all min county and fixing three plays th e young people did re­ - . *tP l0 be loviod thereon; bill to the* Pariah House this Saturday night markably well; reflecting much credit on account of there having been so l ■ — *r«e Power» of Tarpon Springs, upon the school nnd their excellent much during Commencement week »: bill amplifying powers and Tho next plsy wiU bo given on S a t ­ instructor, Misa Qoodhuo. Tho Tomplo Orchestra of tho Bapurday night, May 29th. “ Its a Long list Tomplo rendered several seW ay to T ipperary." •- ¿ '• i v- . - i*« t.ii- fq^ure date : g ..ran»N¿ ti 9lit-« mm«» .,( • ■ N. ,» - i • r ». .* m *1 '. g l.i-t t..,i." »> >* .il trini' <1 . * »» ,i «!» U*. Ml f •• t )n»f.*»r ?•*11 uà» 1 ^ 1‘ 1S« !|*U| « «if I 1 • if I • . ..* .1er’ .ml ili V .1 K) ’ ' * » , - * l.ild lt.g I .f „«tI bosi< aiu-iiiling from re M yor Thrasher, C. R. > Runge and R. J Holly r« port a gm».I ii . .-ting wi'h I H u . . . ami v in >r> a -1-1 t ,1 . .... .-.» f..r iI Ibis t.l.l-r i l o t i lot. OU 1 - l l e l . I W|i|. Ij dl a U »eil Mil l li e ," 'eque- 1.1 g I Ile , udlet.i e I Ill-re's to our ntl pel lllloiule-lt to a girl lie’s .»I wav» lie • lftf-1 .11 I lie progni m I I • ,|u b i d Ii- i i 1 1 r V» dl I I l I 1 I' U ii.-r 11 ■ I i i •. i . - »• v>. i m|>r>-s*iv•. l.-iir.«-s- n i l i .«Us,' I ,.,>kt t. g R« 11 , i »i>r:lr, i ni 1« ti n- I.... » I ll. - It. W n .«n h«»:i*t .i ■i ■t n. \, r will ‘Ü . hi- -I ni >f I I lg.-mi anni, il . f lb, Il I .. I l-l W n i III »■I ..-I. » ... -I -l.it. rry;ut r - "i-tli.g n .J I ft--r I In­ *tier t I.»» i o ir ii Viol tod thè room* wi-n• ontH'rtxlily umi to ast. itowdeil l.v a un rry tbrong < f Elba To Mr Ezell Clnn-iv Hand uml tIn ir ludicHere’s to Mr. L.ell. our. professor, The iM.l ii ai lo d --r ! i- t ni furnbhtif gnoil looks he * i'1-rt it 11.1y posed thè »pli-ndid tnu»u ami all wi-ttl as *<»*A4»r inerry u» u mnrrnigi- bell. A long (•'or Sanford »rlmol h«* •* tin* man. lie vtork* n* h*$r«l u* un) man «un tabi«- via» Rpn-.il »ith ih o iie viumln To tin- Old Teachers Alice A pile* for lunch a la liulfet style and no Here’« to our tearhi-rs ib-ur. whn for «ine «a* allowi-d to bi-eorne hungry or tl.irsty duritig thè evening. Rider eight buig weary year*. Sprìngs water was served in capsult-s Praised, scolli«-«!, boxed our «-ar». tu llm s e who inaili- n «pi-i-tnl request Culli at last we re here lor »iM m -th ing noi un thè regulur Ioli ‘I'he Eighth Gritde Tei*«-h«-rs uf fare Frances Chappell uf tie tit r..:- - * 1 .< I.. i -.• him «t*1 ir* ' 11> hi . ««I, *« unis atm yet witi .il iiit.-Hig.-iilly he i ar­ ridi his ndtllene«- with him, mterpr. I rig tin- tm-ssage of In* niibp-i-t will the for«-«- nini |h*w«t that st i- t«s th«- soul •>( tin- orator wit hit« Tr the inaliti«- <»f i-lasn orati r fel l upon the right *h<»md«-r* A very charming piano du«-t, Festival March Christiana, »us w«-li rendered b> Adt-le and T«-«l Rungo, sistefi unii brother, members of tbe gruduutilig class This #afolln.sed by u nailing. "A Prayer for 1’i-ttco,” given bv flora Stul!ur«l The nu-rry throng dunced until uml also u mailing by Gladys Die lb-re’s to -1 Rowland A ibluiun and nfti-r midnight nnd ib-parted with thè Mi** I.OUIHI-. t«-ri«h, "T h o Arsenul at Springflelil." both of whuh w«-r<- r«-n-iv«-tl Who for eight long IllOlith* we’ve fi-i-ling tliat thev limi addi-il nr.other ginn! tulle to thè Elks lisi. T h e ni-w trn-il hard to please. will apprerintiun. Two voeal mini club house wi I he starteli soon Long may they live, uml happy may hers that gave pleasure wer«- a song and wIo-li tinisheil thè iiieitili<*rs and they be. by tho girls, "On the Blue Wave" and tho otlu-r " T h o Clang of the Anil when we’re married we’ll invite their fumili«-* will bave ntany social affair* durtng thè winti-r them to ten. Forg e" by the boys. Helen Peek To tin- Grammar S t >>o| Willie piny «d Chopin's S o «uni Valse v«-ry delightfully und then Juilge lb-mug Robinson : t nngregati oi inl < (turri t wn* introedured. llen-’s to «leur old Grammar school, Next Sunday morning the annual In his eloquent address Sudge The plan- of tiri-some hook uml rule. Memorial service will In- held, the Ib-rring use«! us Ins theme the sub­ And though we leave it thus behind. pastor preaching the »ermon bo­ ject of the class program, giving a I t ’s memory ne’er shall lenve our leri- the soldier* All are cordially mind. -» beautiful exposition of what that invtti-d. The toast* wen- a nova-1 fi-nture of pea««- means to the nations of th«In the evi-nti.g fu.- -i • of our earth, stating that In- l.«-li«-v«-«l that tin- program that «.«» mm h ,-njo-. i-d uniti'ig w.tli tinM I hri-t hn-n tin« generation will »«••• t b<- con- |iv ill tou-tci-» pupil» ar.•I i .hHi- i i i i -f thr The grado.it«-» are* Edna Thom- ; b«*t Sunday, ili.- -, . . •i, d su in million of pe.n «• a»»ure.l toil. I. Present Day I ti. ¡ «-M u ».« • • of the Helen Hand, Dura M afford. Ilig upon the European war a* nn |».o Ten Coinmundinciit* »ill l»e preach Kiln:« Willian.* Nellie Long. W tllie illustration of the way the Creator has « honen to show nil mankind Robinson. Katie .Mt-redilh, Helen i-d tourhim; upon the social nnd the hideousness of the awful carnage Peck. Eula Mickey. Francis Chappell labor aspects of the old Mosaic cod«-, so’ that with one voie«-, from seti to Marjory Puckurd. Atlele Runge, May (iood music for both »«-rvie«-*. under seu men will proclaim "never again" Thrasher, Clarece Hand. Dorothy the leadership <>f Clms. Folk, with will we look upon such a scene. Kumph. lzetta Stone, Gladys Deli-r­ Miss France* Aspinwall at tho or­ " T h e beast of tho Spartan woman," ich, Alice Andes, Lela Hutchinson, gan. All are cordially welcomed to all said Judgo Herring, "will liocorno Prances Gonzales, Dt-Lcsley Hill. of our services. (Continued on Page 4) the voice of tho world and war will - •. JJiu- ":y¿ JrJ �11 a 1 -■« Ml IA THE SANFORD HÊRALD SUMMER SPECIALS AT I LP.McCULLER’Si 25c 7 cans Baby Cream 12 earns Tail Cream "I cans 2 11» Tomatoes > 3 cans 3 lb Tomatoes 3 pound can Pie Peaches 3 pound cans Golden West Tabic Peaches 10 ponml cans Snow Drift I>ard 1 pound Good Creamery Butter ..... 3. s pi all cans Van Camp Baked Beans 2 medium cans Van Camp-Baked Beans— 2 large cans Van Camp Baked Beans,----3 pound cans Big Hominy .......... } 2 gallon cans Orange Belt Syrup 1 gallon cans Orange Belt Spruy 1 quart Jars Hyman Pickles 12 pound cans W alter Bakers Cocoa 1 pound Clover Hill Butter................ is I With each 25c ja r o f Beechnut Peanut Butler will give 10c ja r Free j NfNtNttNWMWWW.WWMWAWMV.M.VWWWAVMWWWWWAWW/WA'lt ■- V ------- S E A S ID E IN N •ç* Daytona Beach, F lo rid a, *9 •9 <9 <9 <9 *9 *9 ❖ «9 «S* Opens June First for the Summer ? V Attractive Rates will be Given for June <9 9 9 *9* •9* <9 <9 ❖ 9 9» 9 ADDRESS HORACE F. STEWART OWNER AND MAN ACER 9* 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 *9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 ❖ I f $16.25 t o R W ic h m o n d Na . J u n e 1 -2 -3 1915 COh FEDERATE VETERANS' REUNION Tickets on Sale May 29th to June 2n<l, inc., limited to June 10th. Extension and stop-over privileges. For rates, schedules, rcservations, cttL, call on & G. W . CBIM f e /j f r L A NTlCl AGENT (OAST LIN i n eE ATLANTIC COAST LIN E STAN D ARD RAILROAD OF THE 50U T H Fuel For Childish Energy in every slice of. our bread. We bake our bread under most ap­ proved sanitary conditions and use only the best Hour. Feed plenty to the children whenever they want it. The healthiest thing they can eat. The doctors say so. SPENCER’ S BAKERY 111 Park Ave. Free Delivery THE VIRGINIAN AT THE STAR MONDAY, MAY 24th -: Hèrald Want Ads Will Bring Results LIME THROUGH NIGERIA D R IT IS H TO C O N S T R U C T RO AD IN W IL D LAN D. increases heat of We Buy Bones coal Sound Reasons Why the Addition of a L ittle W ater Should Produce R A IL ­ Bood Results. Laborers Who W ill Be Employed Are Cannibals, and W hite Men Will Be In Constant Danger of T h e ir L iv e s, When tbo blacksmith desires the Intensest heat his forgo Is capable of ho Invariably throws a ljttle water upon tho" coal Tho same cdurie Is pur­ sued by the stoker who would gel thp utmost from hts boilers. Department 8, Jickaonville, Florida And tbo poorer tbo ’quality of tho M«null cturn* of ld*«l. AIk¿d.i I. »ad PefinUn Fertilurr, coal tho more Imperattvo tho neccaBlty for welling It. It Boo m s paradoxical, for from tho THE! LAND'S vomi (»-glnulng nil people everywhere hnvo MY regarded water ns the one reHablo agency for extinguishing fire Such» Indeed, tt really Is. If used In proper quantity, as experience has amply demonstrated. — Manufactured by Chemistry explains, tho paradox very simply, however, when It In f o r m s ^us that water Is composed of oxygen anil hydrogen In tho proportion of two to „ Jacksonville, Florida one. That Is to say. In every motecuJo of tho fluid there arc two atoms of the It. C. MAXWELL. Branch Manager former and one of tho latter. Now oxygen 1« tho chief agent tn combustion Oxydlzntlon Is a syno­ nym for burning. Tho rusting of Iron, the corrosion of silver and tho burn­ ing of wood nro Identical processes, all due to the agency of this powerful «» and General Workman on Musical Instruments is Permanently * element which Is so widely distributed i > Located In Sanford. Rcfinishing like new inside and out. t 0 through all nature. T o feed oxygen to flames Is greatly to Intensify thorn, (s e i lU o ca o . BOX 1332 ♦ R. D. M O Y E R M ALl aAdD)> p. P. O. therefore. This Is exactly what Is «♦♦»«♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦»♦»♦e»** done. In fact, when-they aro fanned. Hydrogen, on tho other hand. Is a gas which burns readily and with the most intense heat. ♦ Very evidently, tf water ts separat­ ♦ ed Into Its constituent elements, the oxygbn and the hydrogen, no longer ♦ bound together, are able each to per­ « form Its natural functions The for­ ♦ mer adds greatly to combustion, and the latter not only burns rendlly. but materially Intensifies the heat ♦ This Is precisely what occurs when ♦ a small quantity of water Is added to ♦ the roal fed to the flames There Is not enough of the fluid to extinguish « the fire. Instead the Are acts upon tbo ♦ water, dissolving the bonds which « unite Its component gases, thus se l­ ling the oxygen free to accelerate ♦ i inntm.stIon and converting the hydro♦ •n into fuel of tremendous heating « 11) i u i1r In throw lug a little water upon the •-»at therefore, the blacksmith nltiilnn « •he same results ns If he added innte♦ r >.<11v to lie- draft produced by the bellows, and at the same time poured ♦ a little hydrogen upon the flames « i’ii x resultant ln-nt 1« not to tie pro­ duced from coal alone under ordinary SAN FORD, FLORIDA « ■oridll Ions ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ Wilson & Toomer Fertilizer Co. A new railroad la being constructed by thu Ilrltlnh through the territory of Nigeria, In West Africa. It will penetrate the regions known on “Jujulnnd," so-called becauso the Inhabitants were long enthralled by a horrible idol known aa "laung Juju." It will bo built by cannibal natives who havo shbwn thomselvea-ihwmost Intelligent and Industrious workmen. It will open up the last region of Africa where white men linvo not yet settled. Tho new line Into Nigeria will bo E30 miles In length and will tako four or five years to build. It will coat about fifteen million dollars. It in being built by tho colonial government, of which tho bead Is *Hlr Frederick Lugard. Tbo country which Is to be opened up Is rich In paltn oil and coal, which tbo British expect to yield a handsome revenuo on tho money -In­ vested In tho road. Fifty thousand ■natives have been hired for tho work of building the road. They will work under tho direc­ tion of British engineers and foremen. Doubtless some Americans will bo a s ­ sociated with tho enterprise. These natives of Nigeria are noted for their obstinate cannibalism. Al­ though the prnetteo tins been sup­ pressed wherever possible by tbo Brit­ ish offlrlols, the Nigerians In the depths of t h is 'wild country frequently bad an opportunity to Indulge In their peculiar taste They attack an Isolated village, destroy tho bouses and feast upon tho Inhabitants. Sometimes they tnko their victims to a lonely part of tho forest, keep them in a corral and fatten them up for a great banquet. Several times the white men have accidentally si uni tiled upon tho hiding place of these destined victims of the cannl ha Is The white engineers and workmen will have to guard themselves care fully, for the cannibals believe that white flesh Is the greatest kind of meat, tty eating It they Imagine that they will acquire tho .cleverness nml other qualities of tho deceased per son Very few natives are daring enough now to attark while men. hut there Is no knowing what they might do In a moment of excitement Half n dozen white men In u Jungle f.oo tulles Optiml.tlc T bought. from help may h<* In a del lento sltuu If Xini .Ml '< I putiti li-urli to lion. pit-urnhanger from linos and other wild animals will bo very great haring the building of the Uganda railway hundreds of laborers were carried off by lions, and In recent months the j £ x j >n beasts have walked into railroad cars and snatched off defenseless travelers. In Nigeria 11mm a re even more nu­ merous than In Uganda. Their num­ YO U CAN AFFO RD bers depend largety on the amount of food they can find. Klnnds. antelopes To h.-xve Dip h r .I equipped «tore tlip.r- prog re a l Ivi> time« and other game of various sizes are so —that'« why w- virge you to abundant In Nigeria that the thins rind tn.tull J X \ o \ MKT 41. I'KII.ISH.M, Tli<- mort In iil lug coIIInexhaustible food Homrtlmcs as ihg you * ■ri g,-t. on.ojiiently many ns Mi or till lions lurk in a patch Itir eh ».Xpert in live en.t ntv*l It 1, fireproof «t,.1 very- nrll.lle, of Jungle a few acres In extent, near a A.k your Ue iter or write u. drinking place vs lo re the food ani­ for ho ok let mals gather The I’lorliln Mrtnl I’roxlucl. Co. Thu now railroad will run along tho .’U1.V* I ' t e r g r r r r x A r e . river banks and will cross Iho favorite J a r k .n n v lllr . FU. 'G-i hunting placeB of tho llpns. There will X A A e A M A a bo n tremendous disturbance among C v '/ ', - V I the animals. 'ROOFING .f ix ® ! CEILING ©I mm ° SEND US YOUR ORDERS j Leave Boots in Trench Mud. A private of Iho Welsh Fusiliers, who la among tho wounded who reached Cardiff recently, said: "I havo seen men In the trenches pulling at their boots for over twedty minutes In an effort to get out of the mud, and Anally going without their boots, which are doublleae there now." Another man sold he himself had been In the tranche* barefooted.— London Globe. . ' • . SAKE FO R U s e ID E A L F e rtiliz e rs . Wilson & Toomer Fertilizer Co. PIANO TU N E R 1 COW PEAS Car load Iron and Brabham Cow Peas just delivered. These varieties Peas guaranteed not to infect s o i l with “Root Knot.” W rite for p rices, m entionin^< |iian tity d esired . D UTTO N C R A T E CO. HUSBAND RESCUED DESPAIRING WIFE Alter Four Years of Discouraging f had gotlcn so weak I could ru t -.Unit Conditions, Mrs. Bullock Gave Up in Despair. Husband Came to Rescue. and I gave up in despair. At List, my husband got me at- it c n Cardtri. the woman’s tome, and I menccd laking it. From the x • ’ 't dose, I could tell it was helping can now walk two miles without its Catron, Ky.—In an inleresllng letter tiring me, and am doing all my work." If you are all run down from womanly from this place, Mrs. Bcttie Bullock "1 suffered for lour troubles, don’l give up in despair. Try years, with womanly troubles, and during Cardui, Ihc woman’s tonic. It has helped writes .is follows: r a -T .n B r u g e . a a ,x R e lic. Brugi'« linn been ri>li'bratet| by poets SOLI) BY and mjHtlrn ns a relic of the past, but HILL 1.11MB Kit CO. If tt medieval aspect 1« also due to present design. Ono does not pone-j GEO. II. FEKNALI) HI)W. CO train It far without discovering. a s, squalid, lllcnred for and jwor a town aaaoaaooooooaaooaaaaooaoaa ns Belgium before the war could pro­ duce. But of Its outward ‘ venerable appearance the authoritlea are not neg­ lectful, and anyono building a house, ------ FO R— § who Is willing to ho guided ns to style by the town architect, receives about I BEAM S a third of tho cost of tho frontage CHANNELS a out of tho municipal chost. Ono char­ ANGLES AND g acteristic Bruges still retains from the . ALL SHAPES ° days when It numbered 200,000 Inhab­ itants of all countries. It has a largo B O ILER PLATE o cosmopolitan olemant. Including nu­ TANK ST E E L g merous English. . . Self-Defense. Men havo been known to kill rab­ bits In self-dofenso, but to kill a hen for the same reason Is uncommon. Yet a New England woman used this unique excuse when her neighbor trailed n missing hen. ’T h e hen came at mo like a fury," sho told tbo Judge. " S b o seemed de­ termined to scratch my eyes out. I. fell back and she pursuod me. Then we fought and fought nml I finally klllod her." Alas, for the theory of defense! The hen was found with her feathers off, gently stowing In the aggrieved wornaii'n kettle. And tho Judge gravely shook his head as he rendered'Judgment against tho kettle owner. Spot c il h I i will be paid for animal bones of all kinds, including prairie and bleached bones. We ure in the market for a large quantity. Write us for prices and shipping instructions if you have or can get any. this time, 1 could only sit up for a little more than a million women, in its d while, and could not walk anywhere at years of continuous success, and should all. At times, I would liave severe pains surely help you, too. Your druggist lias C* sold Cardui lor years. Me knows what In my left side. The doctor was called In, and his treat­ it will do. Ask him. He will recom­ ment relieved me for a while, but I was mend 1L Begin taking Cardui today. It'rt’to to/ ChilUaffifi M(4Wm Ox . I *n«' soon confined to my bed again. After •AJrltory beta., Chatunoo*». Tm»., fix SjJJO" /)utnu(ftmi w )rouf ru t *nj64-(v»*» 1««*. k'®1 that, nolltlng seemed (o do me any good. Trutmant far Wacom." wnl In «lain !*• STRUCTURAL IRON WORK OF a ALL KINDS g TRUSS RODS . STAY BOLTS GALVANIZED COPPER AND ZINC SH EETS OAK C YPR ESS 'M AHOGANY W H ITE PINE AND ALL HARD.W OODS g ° g f « g LAUNCHES . 8 SK IFFS . o DORIES ;; BUILT TO £ ORDER a BO ILERS AND TANKS ' BUILT TO ORDER H F IR E ESCAPES Competent force of workmen for road work at .all times • . X JACKSONVILLE. F IO R I $80.50 JACKSONVILLE AND RETURN $89.00 . TAMPA AND RETURN $98.90 MIAMI AND RETURN To the Great California Expositions Proixirtionnte rates from all intermediate points. Stop-over pri\ il< d''s on route nml free side trij> to Sun Diego from Los Angeles.. Direst nnd diverse routes by way of Nftw Orleans, St. Louis mul Chicago. Go ono way and return another. Fast through trains and jjcrsomdiy conducted tours. SUMMER EXCURSIONS TO NORTH AND WEST PB 3 Four trains daily— South Atlantic Limited to Louisville ami t im nati, Dixie Flyer to Chicago, Montgomery Route Express to'-MeuipIt1-' and S t Louis, New Orleans Special to Mobile and New OrleansChoice of routes, superb steel trains and superior service an* L. A N. features. Many othera make this road a favorite with travelers. 1*l,r routes, reservations, literature, etc., ’phone, wire or write to H. C BRETNEY, Florida Ptmnier Agent, Uuuvill« and Nadmll. JUilro*d IM WastHay Street (Bell Thao* 167) Jacksonville, Florida �' PA G E T H R K *_ —— . — __ _______ . ______ . THTed with terror at mo thought of i ______ orni almost every olhor peril known to! climbing out of Mio window of a room * SANfORI) 101)01 S « tuo producer of thrillers. Ttm amateur apparently on fin* nnd dropping Into a marjig » IUi dismay that tho actress not below; of fording stream* on tho' imisi actually ko through nil these bnck of n mettli-*«iim* horro, tho wnvi-s Sanford l odge No f.2, K. atol A. M hunlshlps in order fur tho camera breast high about tivr» of faring fnro1 >'iruiiii.-.;i at ion c\i-r\ lir»t am) third to r> produco thorn, tuul frequently clou» brants or lottoly mountain ronda 1 I I t - d a y » at . (0 . \ i<iti|ig l.rutliri-ll they must ho repeated several timen. welci/nte He H I Tailor % * J C Uumph It's hustle, bustle, hustlo from early h* " , f T "** could come any or every nflertmon for >• ■ret try U M morning till lute at night. Rehearsals nrn long and tedious. The alar must n visit and slay to dinner, her mother make her meaning known by notion. notices, drawing her conclusion that Molino- i Itaplcr Vo IÚ. It V M There can lie no awkwardness She he must nut have much if rm> hual'■•» ’ •• r ............I I f •all I. I-* nr*. must dress her parts as cun-folly un ness to attend lo l i e s not much on ;■ - 1,1 M ‘ or . Hall over the Imp. ria j CjpttbHi. 1914. br iIm Melit « Sjn.L..i«J though she were to appear in the llcsh church ^gotng. but lie's an enthusiastic 1 1,r' V i»i ling >-. imputi tort» wt-h-otur. J I . U uniats ' l l F Tolar T H E Y W O U LD B E M O V IE S T A R S before her audience Her facial ex­ attendant at the races He's Interested In finding out nil he Secretary High I'rieBt pressions must he letter perfect to In­ •j-f,,, world la till’d with folly, nnd »In. auro the success of the play One awk- can ,,f lu‘r fan,ll>- but Is nbncninmunlAnd 1*>VP mult ding whore it can, 1 »ay. wnnl move on her part and the entire cn,lv,> regarding Ins own. Ho compii* .Ni-no rude i Itaplcr -, Order f'n-lern Sin jr,,r prauty 1« «-«ay enough to win. Ml . If every lirM and third Tues day production Is mined Hhe must he menta her nn her choice of girl friends Hut one t»n’t loved e v e ry dny. h ••i. 1. tinnii >i I vt-ryom* who has seen punctual at rehearsals rain or shine. um* contrives to get her to Introduce hi' Mar 111 the (..L't are cordially inviteli It la wonderful what, a hold tnovJng nick or well She must keep her forni him to them. The tlrst she known ho to visit this chapter picture* liavo taken upon tho hoartB of lithe and thin, at tho expenso of her Baa ««decimi the richest girl and traiiBAltee K. Itohhins, Sec'y girls. They pick appetito and comfort. Sho must forego ft>ni his Interests to her Sho soon out their favorite oompanr imd nil homo pirn mi re m r ” hears that the other girl la engnged I ' hncnlx budge No 5 , K. o f |\ net reason and s i­ her exacting business. It’s no fun to *° him. His new flame likes him 1 M.V U"Reionu and fourth Tuesdays. lently worship at bo a movla actress. Many rlnmaf t o ‘-Immensely but she will not give her Ni'iting knights always welcome. ( » j Mdier tholr shrine evo- bo called, but fow tiro chosen who heart nnd hand to him until she finds H Mcbmilin K It ami S. (’ nlng aftor ove- oven gain a foothold on tho ladder of out something about him If ahe hasn’t nlng. * As they success. a father nr brother she enlists tho Snnford bodge No. 27, I. tt. O, K. services of some trusty male friend watch their favor­ ite with bated MEN W H O S H O U L D N ’T BE IN­ of tho family. Meets every Monduy ut T:;iu p, m., breath and luIt doesn't tukc a man long to road over Imperial Theatre. V IT E D TO C A L L . C. C. Colili, tense gaze, many nno’ther man aright. Tho afTablo young J. W. O. Singletary Secretary N. (i. a girl conceives »1 ranger Is found tohe a profligate Cupid from hi* favorite nnllon Care nml ritvy »III remove, the daring, Vlalt nnd fortune hunter, xxlllt all the evil Jcnlou»> that J»*1*plie. 1 puutoh. that ahe, too. traits attending such n life. A girl Hale Clly Camp No. G, W. O. \\ 9 And despair that <llrs for love. takes n risk In Inviting a strnnger to . „ „ i „ - cmaya might become a .Meets second and fourth Wednesday J i5 ^ J movie art la L It la n pleasure for young women to her home when oho knows nothing of nights in each month,J. F . Hootehnn J If girls chanco It they havo t . L. Miller It all looks bo mako new acquaintances, especially him. Clerk Council Commander $ onay. They have when they aro of tho opposite sex and only themselves to hlntne If It turn« no tinea to mem­ ngrocabln. It docs not follow that out a fiasco Thoro arc plenty of good orize, no terror they should bo Invited to her homo on men whoso lives and habits aro well United Brotherhood of Carpenters and lest they might n flvo minutes' acquaintance. A man known who would only bo too pleased Joiners of America forget tholr part. Nothing to do but mny stop a few momenta to chut with to call If they but bad an Ip VI tat Ion. Snnfordjxtral Union No. 17fil meets simply to walk through their acta and n young woman who In waiting for n first and third Thursday night ut look protty. Thoro la not one girl In car nnd n man he has met happens W I N T R Y N I G H T ’S W O O IN G . n'‘ liM-k in the bugles’ Hull. a hundred but la nuro abe could do It along Ho does not know hint -par­ I U o Singletary. J M Brown, Sii-‘y-Tretis, President % quite ua well. If tier friends have ticularly well, hut he presents him to tVi, cannot tlclit fur love ft* tin n mny do; We r I iiiu M InWmi’.l nnd were not mitdn praised her. calling her good looking, the girl Nor does he think tho casual tt) WIKl. Il I* O. K. Snnford bodge 1211 she Iota tho Idea gain ascendancy over meeting will go any further He Is nut expected tu know the Inner life of 'I'm win thy l.tvc Im tissi.ftiint-s* usidc -Î - 1 -ìr -.I unii third Mediiesduy night her Win» f. ..r* t,. a»k In r han.I .lull, ti-aeh . 1,1 »»rt.i-rol birst St and i'alnu-tto \ve Work In factory or shop looks lmto- every man he rum»» In contact with te tx» deriv'd O. I n> **r T V Neal ful to her when once ahe Is posacaHcd lie Is a pleasant. Jolly good fellow »■fetary l . xal t e d Rul er of this craze. Managers are besieged that’s nil he knows of him H>- docs The most tobe-plilod young man Is with Just such Blagoatruck applicants. not know, nor la he expected to know, he who has no sweetheart when tho They deny tho girl's appeal with xvhat Ilia faults or hnbltn mny be; dear old wintertime rolls round. His The bake Breeze Council No. .11 Junior Order brtiled American Mcchanirs courtesy. Hut onco in a whllo there whether lie has one sweetheart or a most Intimate rhuni phwn him false, Meets every Wednesday at 7:10 i’. Is one courageous enough to tell these score of them, if he’s n man to hu when he depends upon Ilm ns a eomM.. in the t it> Hall \ i»iting lireth.-rs girls tho honest truth, lie explains to trusted or Is one who hail best he let panton to aeeompnny hlki hither and It. wi-lii.me (' II Smith. Ret- See the fair naplrant that tho movie pic- alniftthither ‘ Yen will have te mense me, Under s ud i efrcuinsl.-uiees, a man ture star», with neareely ari ecception, my dear fellow " he ezclntius, without t elery I it) t e f i e Vi. I HU are reerults frinii thè hlglirla»» dra- wl th a gllh t e n g u e enti l ugratl ate Inni a tremor of regret jn Ills volee "It's . ! . •In1 c ■ v.-r-. I’ll.-.i H \ II I! III III s tnatle stage; tlint they are horn ntid H''lf Rito lite g.Miil gr u • e f III,III» a the night I C" te see nt\ gill That » I k .. 1f«1; 1-1 ♦ l* \« he Ini» h.-* ri a «perlai ir.-at I wmi l dnt tut»s lir.-d lo thè stage, dnll.-d lo li» .'»iii-l- t ti<,11 irtitle«» gir) 1 11. mietili; ft tf í r i r:i 1t o . prepi-rlv pr.-ft.-nli-.J t .> ber Ihr-'iiKii att Ing requlremotjt» freni thè Urne tliey All ef Ids friends ha v e tin» »uriie rea- I \\ M‘ ) l‘r»-*t( 1. lit s« retary are utile lo wulk lauiking pretti he intrudili tn>n »h<- Iniagim-s that R I» pon to offer They all would u wooing q ul t e ' h e c e r r e e t ili Ine i e invite hlttt te gn on a wlntr» e » eni ng tulli«. Ih thè least of Its requln-rni-nt» Tin» »omig u f i » Mil 111 M 1 M 1 1 » It M i t - r Mu-ther dee» nel Olici* In a whlle u tnanuci r I* i. mpt.-d I «Il ilpetl 1|. r ma n wh e »it» down in I.,» itali bed­ M« - t f-very nr»i •ill«t Hurd Friday lo givo nn ovi-rporsisti-m girl u tante l ik e ih»1 n e » a c q n a mt a i ie e T h e daugh room wondering if tie w ill go »nil s o m e ­ •Li.1* ” •I*' m M .-Mini' IVitU* !.. t e r tltlnk» It m i e i and lllllust te take of it to euro ber of thè Idea that sho wh e r e te pas* Me» tilín» uw n h--'.-ttis X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X Laura Jean Libbeu s Talks on Heart Topics SANFORD CYCLE CO. DEALERS IN BICYCLES AND BICYCLE SUNDRIES W v carry a -complete lint* of »¡cycle Kupplieg and 1 can lit up your bicycle with evcrylhirui from .start lo linish. We are «L'eubs Tor the IIARLKY-DAYIDNON and POI'K Motorcycle*. We carry Motorcycle Accessories. See us for anything you need for ymrr"ftirydc TIT’ Motorcycle. , 1 0 8 PALMETTO AVENUE xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx enti -nr-l A fortnlght In thè harness I» iisually qulte enougli tu dl»pe| ber htlllmnt de lusUins, The «nul of Ole umutelir tu a 11—11k • l e 1 M r.itly.-r wilhe.it .1 Jiii-t| fiatile r. a».Ili J l e s a Ce.ni lalker. full e f filli witll liti) attienili ef j ekea al hit» tengue » eml, dreuse.l natttly and ' Inspiration in Taffeta and Chiffon - * 1.1 i i u . hi- friend» lur tin» h i - t l o n e I inch ene nf lit» i lumi- lit- »nine ».......I \ 1 i !,■ ■ ( .i : 1. Ml. Th*»v .ir»- in tli»» U.illll. . . . » parlor*. fragrant with tin* inior »•f pin*» kmiis \ . 'u-f. -HI' -1 in it., ni.-pi.it• 1 1* .Ira k U I--I him »11 * : r h ! o. g. 11 >rally ¡uni t •, '. r !; «ufa •*r t •f -_ ilt.il r<».-m »'Hough tor i «tt .Nii. mal 1er how the lu ll pairen» hit ilo- »in d o » partior the »i-.rtii ray* » ont»ld» lo* •* * * I »-in 11 . l a i d * «i* 1 i lit* r t % II I t . I1 *i »' 1* * Il ' i i t *f!11* 1,1 \\ r, t i li­ . M . li. ri t.„ r.. fc«r»|. Ads... ,1: Ads It. tl.-p..lr •• .!• ! . , h>> rio-io-s to tlh- 1. - ■■1. 1 • ••» girl Iti• • ....................... » I". I 1 II .»•'■. <-*.11 <• • *. ,1 ll, ( . • .1 I I I . ' -I .-It. 11. Just how much can be accomplished Ylth chiffon and taffeta. In the hands of Ihoso artist« whoso Inspirations are wonders of beautiful appareling, Is very clearly demonstrated in tho pic­ ture given here. Thin Is an evening (own tn light blue with an undcrpettjeoat of plaited chiffon and- an overdress and bodice of tnffetn. A little lace In tho BlceveB, and roses hikde of tho chiffon, uru rolled ujtoji for Its deqoratlon, and prpvo all that ta needed. At tho front of tho plaited under­ skirt chiffon roses fasten the plaits down and form a flounce near the bot­ tom. The bodice 1» merely ft wide crushed girdle of the silk, ncross the front, to which shapely lines are given the management of tho overskirt Mils lq cut In ono with the bodice nt j the back and aldea. It is finished with »hallo* scallops a t tho bottom, tho of each one defined with a chif• f°n rose. There are soft shoulder straps of «furred chiffon, and a swathing of cblf“ °n appear* In the bodico above the w , •. . (*eo. II. Fernald Hardware Company ATI*ANTIC I ! it !.. . -.1 . I»- 1 » J i i l u . m dit* If Sin .limali Vr lllrhmu nd \r W l»lli 11glu 11 Vf Il titilli..ri\■ l’lu 1idi*'|du«i \r N<■». York N.. *2 « 111 SRI l’.V.V» ion .7:20 uni h :/10 an» 10 ’7 nm |2 F. pm '2: á7 pni \i». Sii 1 :212s pin k . ’ ,'. pni 'J:lh «ni 12 TN pm t fin pm t ht pm G 20 pm No. HO io pm 12 a."* um M:00 pm 11 :!Î0 pm 1 TH «ni 1 :22» am 7 : 11 nni \v If, h \(l \ **r f i " i n lì < <>in f >:i m > . I m p . XXX: X X * ••»* for i gote!, i ' uitfot tulli** place I.» t il-.W it .\¡t t<> ili** girl how ltappy could ho with any girl who » a s a lively con versailonallst. were other fair charm­ er« away’ But for tho benetit of the young no n who find themaelves out In the rotd 1 would «ugge*t tluii l< » better late Miau never They have no time to lost) III making the .otjualntance of mime nice young giti who Is not already spoken for Friendship «oon ripens Into lo»»» with seeing encli Other frequently Ur tho time that the bells aro ringing tho olii year out and the new year in their wooing »111 have come to a hap py climax Instead of being iti » dreary Itali room, they will have furn­ ished a cozy little Hal and are arrang­ ing to bring their brido thereto. They can court continuously by their own flresldo. taffeta. Wired caps of lace, with nar­ row binding of »ilk. finish the shoul­ ders, in lilac« of sleeves, headud by I «traps made of the roses set close to­ FIRST GIRL IN 120 YEARS gether. I'he roses also define the fastening down the front H airs of Cunningham Fam ily Havo Tho crispness nnd body and luster All Been Bqy* Until T h is of taffeta lend themselves so well to Baby Arrived. • tho season's modes that designers turn San Antonio, Tez.—The first girl to lo It for day and evening gowns. Thoro la no other weave, It seems, wblctt be born In a family for hbout four embraces so many colors and combi­ generations, or about one hundred nnd nations ot color. Certainly there la no twenty years, was born lo Mr. nnd other which can be used to belter ad­ Mrs. W. A. Cunningham, G27 West vantage tn making the wldo skirts Bussell plnce. recently. Thoy have* christened the baby Mary Elizabeth which the present mode decrees. Mr ('tmnIngham and his broth, r JU L IA OOTTOM LEY. John H Cunningham, belong-to an old Tennessee« family and havo ina.Ri P r e t t y H a n d k e r c h ie f s . Some remarkably pn»tty handker­ their home In San Antonio for about In each generation (or ch iefs—at retiiarkably’ fine prices, it nine yearn must be admitted—are called medal­ tho last century and more sons havo lion handkerchiefs They aro in plain been bom Into tho family and bavo soft nlue nnd buff, and in the comers, carried tbo name of Cunningham Into have a small round medallion ap- many states. Tho birth of tho first pllqucd with a protty m ile decorative daughter was an event of no little Im­ white rim. The Initial is embroidered portance In tho family of Cunningbam. .- i ------within this circle. L IN E THROUGH TRAINS TO N^'W YORK DAILY ti­ .tre tm'lltn 1 ' COAST I In ^liinthir«l ICiiitrniiil of ihc Stmlh MUM I I I H 1.4 T!\ I. 111(11. 511», ltl|5 M O X T í ¡ O M I*: l í Y > .» h » |i. ill I- • ¡..■ I...T I’V r a i n m o re in forn tfiiion call I ‘In me .No. h , i In- ATLANTIC COAST L IN E I t|. t»- t.rw Í» » j , , , j, i ••, 11 L11* * II. ».Iloti III It ' j ... I ,r. .1 •lo» « .» helor» Itami I , •I» it . Ill 1 t.lke kllelH II, . , . ¡ 1 . . I ' WV art* pleased to announce that beginning Monday, May .'lint, Mrs. I{. L. Hart, tne lady «letnonsirator find bvturer on lin-les.s ciHjkery, will ln^in a series of *11‘ m o n s 1 r n t i o n s of the ’’ I I *lv.\ I FIKKI.KSS COOK S 11>\ KS. Mi-will nnnouni’e at fi latff flnio IIn» nrnuiKementit and • lime for various demonstrations, ;m<l will Ih- yflad in diranne dntea l'ii ;iny <>i the I,adies’ Societies, jiivinjf fi speeiftl demoiLstrntion. ,b >.K . tit r. Opt.mistic Thoujtit. are frank enough lu Inform him lit» v We are in great thing' r ’ The greater nr*’ expecting company, and to sur g«»*t Hint he come untumi some otte r (hen-fore »in. it.I our « ..e r n t e lie i-\- nlng li de»-* not lake limi long UT.d, r-.n<m1 Ihm if lo- «out.I »«>•-- - J,,i, ..... i r Do yon wanl lo know all about FIRELESS COOKERY? i.\ me» un»l .i rutigetiml companion n. ,.r t.llii Th«v culi .-veti Alni amuncMl» - i In liilkno: of lit.- fi lance win. full Pnlatkn, Florida .le t I’l \< I 11 W V\\ III It I ,1 \ I KA U HI RI ... ro-t| wlu tt Mi. »in- a coinim-to • » ' W. A. Merryday Company M. h.i|-!-i ..luid »in li »l.-lmltllul Mirrimi. I «aiIftlh-d with ih.» comradeship of his o w n tux m ili! he found himself .!• ------ W R IT E ------ ' .,i. I». 'Mr' L,L •t *n> i •■ f R girl l ooki ng out of the p a t i o r window for hint when the cim-k chini»»-* 7 10 » For. tho best quality of GRAIN, H A Y, F E E D and FLO U R a t REASONABLE P R IC E S , (Ih H r * l 1t-i* H l f r r t . J i i f W i n i l l l i * , I I # * I'lwMir 11 MÜLltiviuutfh llutri, Taflipa, Ï U» I’hofic Id3 xx: IRS S H 1 F P E I1 S A S S O C IA T IO N S Desiring Highest Prices and Unequalled Service at Lowest Cost SHOULD INVESTIGATE CHASE & CO’S 1 S Average Net Returns to the Growers and Service Rendered During This and Previous Seasons Write* for Information as to Why it is to Ytmr Advantage to Appoint as Your M arketing Agents CHASE & CO. Established 1884 JACKSO N VILLE, Incorporated 1914 FLORIDA A Packing and Selling Organization for Florida Growers Exclusively ;-.o>rv/ �SANFORD HIGH SCHOOL COMMENCEMENT WEEK session of the legislature proposing the submission of a constitutional amendment providing for stale di­ It. J . HOLLY. IMiior Tills resolution wan intro- • W. M. HAYNES. liu ln e M Manager | vision. (lured laste in the session and died, ----------l-ul.luh.-l y.twty Tu»“ l»y and Krtdajr on tlu* calendar. The resolution I '* ontinued from lä g e II providing for division was intro -1 Sydney Chase, Cecil Irwin, Ted THE HERALD PRINTING COMPANY ducei! Inst week by Dnvia of St. Kumte, J . D. Woodruff. M ax BrndHTBRntlimON ritHT. IN AIIVANcr lohn s and Ha vis of Jack so n who hury, Kotiert Cobb, I. a F'ayelte Till)*, ONE m il *1°^ will tight for its passage. T h e reso­ lslimuel Kan nor, James Higgins and HI X MONT IIH ■ ........ Id& lution at the present session has 0 , \V. Spencer. TURKU MONTHS -• been reported favorably hy the romT h e young „graduates were thrv^fe I Fell « r r r* l In th r i I l f l»f « « rr lr f 12.0« Pet' 3 r * i in mit tee on constitutional amend- ripienta of many beautiful flowers THE SANFORD HERALD Ad »aure or 2 0 », Per Munih P *7 meni* In Adtanrr MoM lie M id * *< Offlee m e n t a , s o it w o u l d s e e In t h a t F; Í' ‘■•V ÍÍ Travel Money’, T R A V E L E R ’S C H EQ U ES are as good as actual money,‘‘ami much safer. They are accepted as cash in any part of the W orld'and no i n dentification is necessary. We furnish these cheques at a small cost and shall he glad t«• supply you. t h e is- sue is by no means a doud one. T h e proposed amendment would Knfetrd Am Hrmmt -4 1»** M»H M i l l « Auguol 22nd 196ft. nl Ihr PunUdTke al Sonfœd. Flock!*, make the peninsula part of tlu- slate t n d e r Aft uf M nrrti 3rd. 187V, south Florida and the northern part of the state Florida if it should lie N o. U S O fllr« I« I I , I . I d llu lld lr« T»tn>h subm itted to the people and ratified. If the members of the legislature It took seven columns of the .Sun- voted for the submission of the ford HcnrM for a contributor ta ah>- "a mehiTmcnt a lively fight can lie ex­ press himself on the labor question. pected. There are thousands of If he had taken unothcr column Trnd Floridians who nre earnestly in favor a (junter lie would have violated of state division and the opponents the union rule*.-“--Clearwater Sun. of division cannot hope to strengthen 0 —their causi> by disdaining arguments After many vexatious deiuys and and simply branding all udvocates of This is the weeks of patient wailing it seems tile idea “ lu natics." th at our dreams of a new hotel arc ’ method of campaign chosen by n about to come true and it is almost few South Florida editors. HowWver certain that this paper will have an if the question is submitted to »he important announcemnt to make in people for settlement on its merits the South Florida editors will lie com­ a few days regarding the hotel. pelled to change their tac tic s for On ncxS Tuesday tho delinquent division has strong advocate* inthat tax list for Seminole county will he section as well as' in West Florid a.— published in The Herald. As this Pensacola News. T h a t Is news to us. in South Flor­ issue will he greatly in demand by Wo always thought the most people in the county and those who ida. objection came from West Florida. reside in other parts of the country r O' ,, CfoM /till/ Class Day is the one d ay of the whole week set apart by th e seniors 4 ns peeuliurly their own; a d ay around Want- your b u s i h E S s ^ w liich cluster tender memories and surrounded with intense interest, H. E. TOUR H. R. STEVENS R. K. UUS C. M. HAND S A N F O R D , FL O R ID A ft is the parting of the ways, for h e -1 Calti!» Prrtlclrnt _ A l i i 4 allai« r F. L WOODRUFF Yíc.-Pr*sd*nt for« another w w lt-a h a ll-h a *» spiw rf----ned it* course school dnys nre over and the inevitable separation shall have taken place. Tho girls and hoys, many of whom have t r a v e l- !1 led the twelve yfars course together, ¡lowers, vines and potted plants number wa* good, the su bjects well and stairway only the pott. j ;,.rM stand upon tho brink of a broader being used in profusion, giving u chosen and diversified, showing a and white s ta r jessamine vn.i life and are pussing on and out into touch of beauty uttd grace to the so- keen instinct in giving to the public used, the sam e effective decorations the world to take up tho duties that \Vere ev eryd ay aspect of the school something to please each individual adorning the refreshment r,...m, await them there, eagerly, with out- room, although the teachers creute taste. T h e pupils, acquitted them­ trttove. In the auditorium 11 •• ,i,.ra. stretched hands to grnsp the oppor- tt |ove for the beautiful in thrir pu- selves so creditably th a t it is dif­ rations' Were confined to the «taie tunities th a t the future holds for pils by encouraging window boxes ficult to specify, while the musical upon which hatnhoo was u«,-d ,.j. them. A retrosjiecrivo glance fills and potted plants for their respec­ selections were among the ln»t. tensively with quantities of vartthe day with sadness, for th e y in­ tive class rooms, at nil times. Many Ruth Hand opened the evening's en­ colored (lowers and gleaming stat­ deed realize th at the parting is at of the decorations were carried out tertainment with a humorous mono­ uary. The Temple Boys Rand (uf. hand. , in the class colon, ad opted by each logue, " T h e Busybody” and wbb nished tho music for the evening that At the appointed hour tl\c call of grade. Unlovely o b je c t s were followed by Iluth Steinm eyer with was a delightful feature of the r*. the bugle announced the approach shrouded in moss and banked with " T w o Negro Folks L y r i c s ," with ception'. Whilo enjoying the reof the class, heralded by the arrival (lowers, while many ,of the rooms piano accompaniment. Miss Steln- freshments memory favors of veil,,» of the other three classes of the were made attractive with border meyer portrays negro character with and black ribbon, ........... tm>- ■*b«ra. High School, the members of which drawings or friezes ab ov e the black sympathetic interpretation. "B rier were pinned Upon*.tile gtte-t H will make a good advertising me­ grouped themselves to the right of hoards. T h is was especially pretty R ose" by Rosamond Radford and The juniors who were r 1>-•■-il,|r dium for the merchants. School days nre over. . tlie northern entrance of tho High , ¡„ Dickenson's room , the work "Huuntod by a Song" were two for this delightful receptor ---- - O ----------- O — School. A hush fell upon the uudi-1 |„.jn(r done by Norma Herndon, excellent numbers, the latter inter­ annual event, proved tin rn . 1 •,, Harry Floyd in one of his llashes Parents will have to look after d ire as the graduating class up-J There wore exhibit* of every *ub- preted by Muriel Harrold with an be the most graemu« In- • , thd* advises; 'M eet your w-ifo every j their children for several months jpeared which « m broken by a vn j(.ct taught in each, grade, the map ease and naturalness true to life. and girls alike meeting »t-. . , day anew, each morning as a glori­ (> I ciferou* applause. The ¡nlorosling Wl,rk especially tine, ns was An oration entitled " S t n y in the with a cordiality and *p*. i , ny ous stranger.” Again we say. "P lan t a hotel in l,r,,grain opened with the Ivy a|Bo tlie art work. M an y of the South ' was well delivered by Joe altogether delightful. A happy -pint Harry is not springing anything Sanford, and your money shall re­ q u e e n ," embracing charming songs teachers have specialized this .year Laing, who give* promise of some of informality prevailed that «tampfil and dialogue. In the course of the on writing with excellent results. In day being an orator of note himself. new at that. We know several men turn to you'in many way*. it us one of tlie most enjoy . d 1- replay’ Zoo Munson and Mildred Dick­ every grade and class there were th at greet their wife each morning the history the The su bject was particularly fine. ception* in as a glorious stranger. They have son rendered a delightful duet and papers neat and attractiv e and many ( Sunday school picnics will soon , civ A violin solo rendered by Earle school. Tlie ju nior pupil« w. been out all night and the wife Mr. Frank ( amphell also tmog proud parents rejoiced when the high ,, axton. one of Sanford's popular i assisted by die teacherhe th e order of the day and no state ........... ........ i i . : . . . i t __ I., i l l . : .......... i . , meets them early in the morning Standing hchind Annle Whitner bis averages upjx’ared. upon them in ttie Union ofTets so many beautful j young violinist*, with Frances A s-1 School, Miss Guild. M**« Voice rose on thè wmgs of song with a rolling pin in one hand and a In the Flighth grade, taught by pitiwall at the piano, preceded one Mi«-« Walker and Mi«« picnic grounds as Florida. baseball hat in the other. with a melody and sweetness m- Mi«« Harris the blackboard attracted of the best ntimbets on tin- program tonight ( iimno-t • O eonipnruhle, in ihat beautiful con, much .itteiition (or it a .,* Truly a O "Tlie Soul of tile Violin" wa s given close* with th e grudu.i' With a good hard road to New posinoti of Tate'* “ SollteW here Nice little lady in-_ Dei -and the work of art Upon it were free hand by Kutli K anner with a beauty and I «4 the senior*, at wind' I'Smyrim Imiti thè Osleen ferry tlns ......... . urt. ( .lim,1|{ Annie Whitner other day took orders-from tin* nice trip to salt water could he m ade m president of the Class of '1 5 wa« drawing« of the seal of Florida and patlio« of expression 11in t rose to the '*'! I rati president o' !>• ladies of DrI.und and collected part an agricultural cow done by Dor­ heights of inspiration, tlie «we.t lege will deli ver I k less than one hour from Sanford crowned the ivy queen with a othy Kum pli, the state llag with the of tlie price of the dress goods as a voice of the young reader being pe- j u 1‘f r f r r l l/ntinr /{oil wreath of ivy, emlilemuiic of mem- seal in the center, the work of Helen guarantee of good faith. The good j culiarly adapted to her s u b j e c t T h e dredge at tin* bulkhead is ory. With sweet anil gracious dig|j 1(],| t| (| F'or perfect a11er >1 • ladies of DeLund have not seen her \ a beautiful border of \ monologue from “ I’olyantiu. one entire eight month* since. Lots of these canvassers are throwing sand at a great rate non mi t y she delivered the president purple pansies. III the center of of the most |iopulur hooks "f tile| snore, dismissal or In .: going l lie rounds in Florida collecting and tiie new land will soon be made address, her young voice clear and which was the names of the three period, and arranged by Mi** Goo«i- names of the pupil* l'4!< money from tile ladies for dress Dur lake front will then he one of distinct reaching to the outermost annual honor pupils of th e class by ime was a numiter that gave pleas­ ¡•'irsi Grude Mar, circle O f the large gathering; ............. ( .|uri.c,. T h r ( m h work of art goods and all kinds of novelties and the beauty spots of the city ure, for l’olyumiu i* a cimracter k B the ludies are falling for it. T h e mor­ Moye, Mari ha \\ .iti > O— spited thought.« clothed with a beau wa« a |Mirfcct representation of the every one loves, playing the "glad ; w n|shl. Calvin M.i.ag Professor in Col urn ilia University ty of expression that captivated ber human ear ¡end it« parts al is for the ladies and the men to T h e young ga me under all circuinstances, the B m w ii a«k* 'W hat can we d<* in «ase of hearers patronize tin- home merchants. arti«t wa« Helen Peck. In the hoy* selection chosen is one of the most S o u n d Grad«- Ut» war'’'' Don't know what lie call do <t The •la*« history and prophe Eighth grade Were tine specimen.« of pathetic situation* in the whole Hazel l ’uvkurd, Fllui«-- V» ■ up there hut we can go to tin* Ever wiih Muriel Harrold tilling the role hand drawing» also, particularly bookThi* wa* given by Lucille The English sparrows are becom­ Third Grade John IU glades aad slay there until il i* over of historian and prophet was u nttrn- noticeable wa* that of liulph llouItine*. The ''M atin ee Girl" wa* an ing so numerous in Sanford that F ;•* ' 0 her greatly enjoyed Coveting the mill.it. a representation of the heart .adorable monologue given by An . 1111«t . I turnt tiy they are a nuisance and they are t'huma*. Madehnì M Palm Bench county «herid has High School period in lln ir live«, and blood vessels Another by (om ette I,uke, an adorable young also destroying and driving all the F e rr it. whitewashed Nherilf Will she gave a resume of their associa­ Frank B ritt, a villus nlld its vessels maiden herself, in a meanner that songbirds from the city. The city’ been F'mirth Grude ( I •• Spencer of Hillsborough should he tion together, outlining briefly. step was excellent There wore other jdeused, and the program rlo*ed with police should be armed with shot Sarai] Wheel es*,' Madge W-» Never did think by step the history of the class. line cxhihrts in this and a l l the rest “ Proaciosa," a monologue arranged guns and each evening "hoot the acquitted also. Mil. ’Watson Wallace, Yirgie M Using the screen of a moving pic­ of the rooms, bul space forbids fur­ from Longfellow's "Spanish Stu­ F'rank I’npe, I n mat t>"¡- M sparrows wherever they are found. Spencer was guilty of doing any­ ture as illustrative of the varying ther comment Orlando has tried this means of ex­ thing except his duty. d e n t," Zoe Munson featured thi* F’lfth Grade Edward M•■- • \\ i. pictures ol her class mates, «to* un­ l> termination and finds it pay’s and rending, perhaps the most difficult of «ter Ordwuy, Freden- I Fam ous Celery avenue is now -he- folded u vision of the future, h u m or­ the entire course, during which there the sparrow pest down there is being /’-I niorj/ S i b o o l / i h l i n t .Me.«*et»gi r -l"-»tu f t r ously attacking the supposed pet of eliminated T h e sparrow ¡« much ing paved with brick and this wi A' tie |’r i mar v Si 1" ed t lie » o r k i« a «ong he hind the scene« nnd a \ lc l.auliti W it • M each That charming Zoe \|un«on like the urtt if you keep bothering add another link of good mad« over Mi«« Munson t.« intro •il'I-i.1 . i-d w,i* equally a * line it$• dance bj I -u tnley, 1>•■r ■>111> M should he ,t militant suffragette at ducFd Ifi r dramatic instinct i« him he will eventually leave tile which our people urn take a «pm that uf ' he 1 1 rani mar S Clllllll. t I’ackard vicinity, during the summer evenings. San the expiration of ten year* could little lo t * havin g on e x h ib itio n a wondcrfullj apparent in this selec­ Seventh Grado— Molile Aber i>i,y, scarcely he credited hut the class ford a veil tig will add the missing link Throughout the |>upii» gave - 0 -----class of work that" was the- pride of tion. M ,rGladys Adams. Ruth Murd prophet so stated. One of tho boys in the Sanford Orlando road. M A R S H A L L A G A IN ST WAR teachers and patrons alike. Here, an exhibition o f talent well developed ion Dieterich. Adele Kim M •••! should be a missionary, another n ------ 0 ------•Vico President Marshall N u s n t too. the room* were most attractive by their instructor, Miss Goodhue. Huston, George Uniti • At literary genula. while Nellie Lough. Monday in Tallahassee as tho gloat You can alwáys depend .upon the ,, , hut a vast difference prevailed in Flight li <¡rude F i l i A! f , . a winsome little lady, the smallest ./uliiiir f f rer jilion In ,S*< n i nr « of Governor Park Trammell, ¡Aid progressive people of Sanford to do . . . . , . . , t In- decoration* winch was chiefly Hutchison, Dorothy ft . *r ■ . . . . . member of the das« weighed scarcely Monday riight he addressed glu ()ii< right l hi rig ai the right time and the work of the little folk* them* L*.»t night the Junior class enter- dore Kotige les» than a ton . te n years hence N o legislature. In the course of T h e Herald has alt the confidence *clvi-«. wi t h t h e e x c e p t i o n of ' h e i tuij ictJ ni h o n o r of t h e s e n i o r s of the This includi*« " i l * 1• member of th e eins* was e x e m p t sjK-orh In-'said: j in the world in the people of tlii« from th e delightful wit of th e ir c a l end a r w o r k seen in e a c h grade • n , k,|, School w i t h one of t h e mn*t and ( iriitiiiiut «• • ■ 'If war depended upon m vote city building the liew hotel They prophet Tin- i liorti«. composed <>f Thi« cereived much f.ivorald........ in- charming receptions of the year The Schuld having been u" 1 • * here would lie no war I here 1« a recognize the need of tin* hotel and As each month of the »‘'lindi |ilerùnaioni were most attractive, tent tonally. When lhe«i : very inent : the other classe* rendered new clement in political life today, the Sanford spirit will build it just tor m Ì* u s h e r e d in, th e c a l e n d a r i* vines, ferns and Mowers in their arread at I lie F'ighlh <. r.nt> v , sweetly " T h e Hoes" nnd the a f t e r ­ an element again st.w ar. It is the as the Sanford spirit has built the drawn upon the hoard with roloied j rangemetit displaying much taste, t he children were a«ked class closed with the 1 risoti event woman. Whether she votes or not, eitv. vlmlk, tt she no representing the ln library where, with Mr. KxcII and an enthusiastic applau T h u s graduating class. of tlie •ong alto is in the political arena to slay O October, nn,j president of the juniors, given them. nnother hit of local history that will month, golden rod. for aiad she is against war • • • But if pumpkins and Jack o'lunterns for. * n Umo Kumph. the graduates re­ Sanford is not worrying about the go down in tho annals of th e school 'war should como she is ready and Dixie Highway or any other high­ November, Christmas scene to rup- ceived, tl e decorations were lovely, ( ’om m n iccm rn t Sub for tho words of the song were w rit­ f i l i n g to sacrifice husband and son. way. T h at history repeats ttWith our new hotel, b ulk­ ten by Zoo Munson and Muriel sent December, and so on through adding another touch of b eau ty to B u t she is not willing to give her headed lake front, twenty-five miles tlie month*. Especially good was the handsome room with it* perfect demonstrated a t the. Light' , Harrold and adapted to music by most precious possession to please a of brick roads and river transporta­ the May calendar In Mis* F'urns- equipment. quan tities of Easter graduation exercises, n* for ih* them with the assistance of Fannie few who desire to make a political tion wo expect to get the people next worth's room represented by a per­ lilHes reared their Htatcly heads and ont! time within two year* a t ’ • Reba Munson. Out in the open air, Issue. winter. You can call it Dixie High­ in the late afternoon of a perfect fectly drawn M, through which was fragrant white rctses nestled umong sat Upon the singe while ht* "T h is dreadful war in Europe will, way, Sanford Highway or Holly day, tho Class D ay ceremonies were interwoven flying blue b ird * and the profusion of drooping vine* and daughter graduated together spring flowers. F'or F eb ru ary a graceful ferns. In the spacious halls| in my opinion, settle the immigra­ Highway. (Continued on Page a You ca n ’t keep them most impressive. shield with draped flsgs, bo fore which tion question because the govern­ away from Sanford. hq/ig a picture of tho F a t h e r of our. ments of the d ev astated . states will G r a m m a r Schaol Exhibit great country. All of the calendars Late advice from Cuba tel) of the not permit any of their able bodied were lovely. Miss Steawrt and Miss dry weather down there. Tho pinemen to leave. They will bo needed T h e custom that ha* obtained uppio needs plenty of moisture now for two years to exhibit the Walker had representative calen­ a t home to rebuild the countries. " W e nre rapidly regaining the con­ while i t Is getting close to tim e to work of the piipils in their respective dars also upon the walls of their These calendars arc fidence of the people of the south pick it else the size will be small. grades, gives the parents nnd friends class rooms. used extensively in teaching. American republics. And this *is Desirable sixes from East C oast of the itu d en t body an opportunity Birds* ra b b its and pictured Spnta fields will no doubt sell at good necessary If wo are to got the vast to viow leisurely and carefully the FK ED F.B IC II HAND. P i u i d i *» F . r F O R S T E R , V ic i P m í i M 'I Claus were used as decorations, prices. trade to the south of us. I have work tlr.it is on display, for tho wall U F. W tttrNF-K. C u m i i i A . L . B E T T S . A m t C a in o » never been able to disassociate the space’ in each room enables the t e a c h ­ while the little booklets with their Mexican question with South Amer­ er to palace the paper« and drawings green cov ers' were adorned with Welcome Addition’ to Family. ica, and all the talk in this country Modest Suitor—"I havo o n ly 15.000 more advantageously. This feature flowers made b y tho children. Here of extending the United States to n year,, air; but 1 think I cau sup­ of the Commencement week com ­ too the art work of the n u p ih gave II" I I ;l Panama haa b e e n -hurtful to us in port your daughter on that." F'ather mends itself to the public for there promise of future abilm i' and ac­ of a S a f e D é p o sâ t • B o x in , cur F i r e and T h e ir exhibits! were re­ our relation! with our slater re­ (enthusiastically)—"Support her, my is no better way of impressing upon curacy. Ji-L i • publics in South America. * As this dear boy— why, you can aupport her them the fariliUea and efficiency of markably good for such you n g chil­ nil up p e r y e a r, / B u r g l a r P r o o f ( V a u l t — $ 3 ,0 0 . a talk/ gradually dies out their confi­ entire family on It.’* our schools than this annual exhibit dren. In the Primary school are nn ‘ * II .¡I dence in this country is returning, of their children’s progress. Tho ez- efficient corps of teachers, loved by no o n e s h o u ld b e W ith o u t th is A b s o lu te P ro T h s Two Go Togethsr. and the friendships between the citi­ hlhlt. throughout was a fine one nnd their little charges and h on ored by| • yJliLl Show us a mnn who has accom- most creditable to both Primary anti the patrons. I. te c tio n . R e n t o n e now a n d p la c e your zens of the United Btatos and our I 1 il southern neighbors becoming firmer pUshcd anything worth while, and wo Grammar school teachèrs, all of will show you a man who makes a v a lu a b le s th c ra j Expression /f« to our mutual advantage." whom received in their class rooms, specialty of attending to his own busi­ In this week of sol m a n y gw ness. , with courtesy and n grdcious dig­ ^ ■ nity, patiently explaining methods, things tho expfeaaiod r e d ia l *l>y tl S T A T E D IV ISIO N pointing the work of some child, pupils of Mias Isabel G ood hue T h e question of dividing the sta te Terraced City. to its parents and otherwise adding among the m ost enIqi/ahle, attra has bobbed up again. The matter Thh town of Simla. India, la built on audienre bf another link to tho chah» that W ndi ing one of th e largi was heatedly discussed by Florida tho aldo of a steep hill, and the roof of cnthuriasMc the week, .who . teacher, parent and child together one houso is often on a level with the papers about three years ago nnd ao excellency T h e class rooms in their comoi«nt«/ o much intweat waa created th at a foundation of one on tho next te r ­ In cooperation. were prettily decorated, quantities of of the numbers resolution was introduced a t the last n e « .* PEOPLES B A N K O F -S A N F O AT THE LOW COST Mi---:- £ jflb * . * , . 1^ — <j . �W .L ." m ay ->VT-T,T,-7* JiiWIHfAIAMA THE SANFORD HERALD 21. 1215 PAGE FIV E t * itiorierm of being living rnnilels for Mr unti Mr*. Joe Cameron w«ire pose drawing were Hattie Lewis, in Ki»»nnni......... Saturila)' <>f last Margaret Zachary. May Holly and week attetulirig thè ¡dio» and sale several other whose names rould /’crucimi/ \li niton in JIIIIS m w n r i of euttle l’ole Angus unii Red Mr Milton lloyer ciperi*» lo leave 1 not In- .«crured, and who have been j j i t l e H ap p en in g s — M e n tio n Jersey*. 1n tlie *|triug n f 1907, an in » few days for a visit of several 'immortalized in the art work that o f M a t t e r s in B r i e f Howard Swartz rettimeli a short im wa* h•'gun 1" ili ii riiiiti" i hi- months at Washington, D C and hangs upon I lie walls ol their reaperP e rs o n a l Ite m s of timi* ago and ix husy mi lu* Cameron rioii ■if vel '■t lie II 11* vvfit'ii grew n other points of interest live class rooms. Interest City furili on ; lit* Ham«* |il"! of gruuiul coil 1III There was a meeting ealli-d Tue** it- ’*1— I V 1" 4 •if*, |(i r «if » ■•.tr­ M* I. I' leu! us ami 11 •' num*.fe»l that t'upnl has been < 1 it \ oxcntllg to .on .pleii' t h»' fornnng ( ••. "•re ul ¡a- .1 AAd“ spit'! itìi '..r Summary of ihr Floating Small »ill le.iv« Thursday I>ir a visit with bu*y wito the teachers this yeur and of a Methodist orgamiation out t hi- wu r k : lid j dante») m Vi'l Vft Talln* Succinctly Arranged for relatives iii North Carolina has nurqciuicll in robbing the schools bere. The Rex Smith (larditi. pre* b* Will Tench in Sanford i Ml the ipnug uf 1*iii 7• T in Hurried Ho raid Rea dura , yf two ol tin* best, who will shortly Mis« Elizabeth Nix, who hi»' been siding eltler and Re» Harth'tte of •KUI*.• I'lei’f u boni wa* then pia u fluì Mr uYtil M p », .1 |i Kennedy anti marry teaeher of Mi.m.e ami Er. n« h in thn Enlerpritm were here to rom iurt the ly 1* r ii inori Vflirn In MlUU|**S|Mh sister, Miss Marie Register motor* *1 T. H. Lanier, the page of Tavares St. Augustine /High School during meeting The church remains unI » ■■ growt h »•( vine-, -ceinetl l o h,. over frolli Sorrento \Ai di-n-rI .1ml Another iti'in of local interest is d e n o m i n a t i o n a l a - h. r. tofroe was in the city several duya of this ■t'“ h.i .»iiepted :nn-p| - 1 a.......... the past term h.isim ­ denemii al » tin- 'ami- (nini ye.ir to y»'.ir wer»' the guests of friend' that the class «ong of the senior B,.,k on legal buaines*. ilar position in the Sanford High W 'o n the growth ni vim- on the graduates was written by Zo«* Muti­ PAOLA P O IN T S School for nett year, ami much to n' r' u.b i‘:b was idaivUwL u * -velvet* " Mrs C \V. Hrown'und son AVMTr noti ami Muriel Harrolit Tnd adapted Household good«, imperial- irons The wind slprm of two we»*ks ago I"’-'"’* ‘■onti uously was i-onipartnf*rPTlirneil Sund ay from a visit to rel0 regret of.her friends in this c i t y ' by Zoe and Fannie Roba Munson. and yeast cukes at. will riot r«*turn here m the fall S t . -did a good tb-al of damage in this wiih t hi* growth of vines on land a lives in Jacksonville. vicinity, in the way of sending the tbnl hni! not grown velvet beans for A large number of Elks from I)»v- Augustine Record. President W ilson’s Thoughts Piano Tuning ypung fruit to the ground. Peaches several years, there was no notice­ l,and attended the meeting here on II E. T olar returned home AA’etlWednesday night remaining for the It. D Moyer, the piano tuner has iin‘l »’lun,!' " ,,r" twiMr,‘ olT who,p* able dtlTcrenrc. Tin* vjnes, however, ni'sday night after spending a few I think it is a natural, instructive dance nflortvard. eome to Sanford to slay. His ex- sale, and worst of all the young or­ wer<- not harvested anil weighed judgment of the people of tho ■lays in Jacksonville. I *• g*'t tin* yield, the beans wer» perience as special tuner has been. anges, whose grip was no doubt United States that they may e x ­ Dr. Daniels of Oviedo and Miss Mr„ u L atul rhiUlri.„ press their power appropriately In With Mathis Aoilmans ns special­ weakened by tbe drought fell in |.uk,-d by hand, and the dry p..»ls Uirdie Jacobs of Chuluotu uttemled Some estimate th a t more ist on player pianos. Valdosta, tin .: showers. wer. weighed. One hundred pounds ||MV0 Sunday for a visit of a few an efficient navy, and their in terest the Elks reception and dunce on with Gaither A- Hcndenion, Tam pa, than h alf.the crop is on the ground. of beans in the pod will give (about weeks with friends in South Curo- is partly. I believe, because th a t Wednesday night. Mrs. Gresham, who has been vis- sixiy pounds, or one bushel, of Fin.; Ludih-n ,t Rates, as head tuner navy somehow is expected to e x ­ Itila. press their character, not within our 5 or 6 doses G66 will break in Tam pa, Jacksonville and Valdosta itin* h,'r daughter. Mrs. Chilson at shelled beans. eight years; Southern Music Co., Twin Lakes returned to her homo own borders, where its character is any case of Fever or Chills. Price The following yields of beans were Mrs. A. E. Travis left, on Wednes­ Milbert Carter. Mgr . in Rirmingham tit Geneva last Saturday. secured during the test. The results day for Washington, 1). C\, cn route understood, hut outsidfi our border, 25 cents. , 7 1-52tc J . A. Icenhour of- Jacksonville Ala., four years; C. F , Hrewer, C hatwhere it is hoped we may occasion­ are stated in bushels of shelled beans to her home in Boston. v The Sanford colored band cele­ tunoogn, Tenn., four years and many spent tho week end with his sisters ally touch others with somo slight per acre, to the nearest bushel. at "AVoodlawn." brated Emancipation D ay by a years previous to above. Contin Gen Miss Elsie Coates, tho attractive vision of what America stands for. parade through the streets and a Nfj*. M, E. Fraser started for her Orders given before Juno 1st ul t t -t upus crai. guest of Milts Martha Fox and Mrs. cruise on the river. marked reduction. See regular ad. homo in Cleveland, Ohio last T u es­ Plant’g Crop. llraxton Perkins returned to Day­ Efficiency runs well into overy day. She will visit in Crescent City 1907 P. 0 . Box 11132. il8-tf . . . .26. NOTICE 21. tona Reach Wednesday nfternoon. considered detail of personnel and and Jacksonville on the way. IfHI.H . 15. The delinquent t a i list will bo pub­ method. Efficiency runs to the ex ­ J.I Miss Frances Pearson has gone to J 19119 n. lished Ju n e 1st. Pay your tux now “ ft Wuiidlnnd Park Miss Hubbard, whose sew et so­ tent of lifting th»* ideal of a service Loughmun for a two weeks visit. It* IIP II and save expense. Thursdays and Sundays prano voice gave so much pleasure above every personal interest, Charlie Chilson hurt his knee 11* 11 c r o p d e s tr oy e d b y M. W. Lovell, Collector Swimming Pool, Amusements. Must-* on Monday evening left on Tuesday t ♦ t quite seriously getting into the bug­ caterpillar* L»*ase it for your next Picnic to fulfill an engagement at St Au­ " l-5 t-T u es <£ Kri This interesting ami inspiring gy the other day. and has been crip­ P MJ lo 73 if J o gustine tiling about America is that, -sho pled ever since, though looking after Invitations have been received asks nothing for herself except what after hi* business at Rnthumly’s mill her* by Die many friends of I S l i ' T i i g i ' of 5 cropi» 15. Ji M i " liliali scfolthle of Jackson she lias a right to ask for humanity Special Pia no Sale every day Maine* ami Abie Kunner who will l'hese resul ts wifiibl i m l i c a l e l l i a t ville is the guest »>( Mrs. D. C. Mur-, itself, We wunt no nntion’s prop­ Mr. S. 1! Maggoner, representing Mrs. A. W. Pulton very pleasant­ gr.iduale from the Stetson College il i* n o t profi tabl e or a d v i s a b l e low. erty. nwc wish-to question no n a­ the Hamilton & Green Piano Co., ly entertained a few* lady friend* Law Department on Juno first. front tlp* s u n d p o i n t of s»>ed p r o ­ tion’s honor, we wish to stand se lf­ Tampa, Fla., is in town to hold a Wednesday nfternnon Mr, an*l Mrs. Roux ami children ducti on t»» grow v'elvet beau* c o n ishly in the way of no nation; we County Commissioners Hagan, special sale of high grade pianos. A small party of young people of Plant C i t y , who ha v e been the want nothing that we can ti nuoii slv on the s a i n e ple»aof l and not get llrumley, Clark, McLain and EntzThe Hamilton A- Green Piano Co went out to Palm Spring* Satu rd ay guc't» of Mr-* Lucien Philip' .»ml K t o w e v e r . the gr o wi ng of \,.| by «nir own legitim ate enterprise ininger were in the city on W«-»lnes- are new peopl e in S a n f o r d territory afternoon t,< enjoy a >witn and picnic v « f b, n i ' is lof t lie plirpuse of so|| Mrs fi il S i n nho l s r r Vet ur ned hoi qe and by the inspiration of b u r own <l.n u ltd held a s p e r m ) m e e t i n g in luit Mr Waggoner ha- been lure supper The cool waters of the on Uedliesiinv taki ng with them the example i ami standing f<v th»*se which the bonding for brick roads of ten a n d has -old p i a n o s l o many Miring' are wry refreshing these mpr o ve i ne i t i ami t b e pr o duct i on ><f Inti, d a u g h i ,-r ol M •. Stil II h o l ' e r I hlligs it I- tint pretension onour '• < ■ ! ia ' e c o n d a r , • on-ftli r.il ion o f t h e p r o m i n e n t p e o p l e o f , , ij r , t \ ».is discussed. warm da ■: .1 .< i tii Iront l ii,—«. o|»'» r va .part t '.»» that we are privileged Th* l . n l !>. , ! t i e Ha mi l t o n .V it E Tolar, O I I ay lor an* 11 turn! (or what every nation t l . i t t lien* woilbl lie un oh A l t " t i e r t i e S p e er I tin* popul ar t o Sinti h e i l s t e m D e i i‘l»»|i ritriti Milton lloyer ulteltded the (ir.itnl I irceli Piai..* l U handles tin. >|, It: would ut'h to stand f**r. and «peakgin-'t of Mrs I R p-'fio.ii t** c o n l m u o u s plaiillug of Philips for Coltimi, ti- ( I u , M.iv J 1 Ti n In­ Council of Royal and Select \ L , » iih way, E m u lili A R.oh. I h n kermg. f,,r »li«'»- t htugs winch all hu» • •’ I ■» ait t " i n n ■ r • i n c u t wee! s-in- I . I 'Ol'g M .it lies I , h l i e f - A Co. .1 E I-, 1er d 'i- r r i.il I ,d> v - a y - it it - l- - u , for % al J.i i kson vjlle this week Also t hi l ' r i par.itiiiii and l' Ianti ng most coiMiully Wei, u in* by lo-r inantty must deaire. llalii t A I *a vI . 't.irr a- Well as lins week t,ran*l Chapter ol Royal Ariti Ma The l a n d on wb i eh t he ve l vr t mativ friends Wln-ii I think of tht* tlng which many other high grade pianos should " S i i b s l a n t i u l i m p r o v e m e n t in g e n - 1 sons of which body O. I. Taylor was | « , •i C*"W i W.' - t'*' p.i ri i| . i, i lini'» 'h ip ' i.»rrv. i in* only lourh he :l mi rb lent v a i t i ’ »«« it ,t i hev • - .il I »11- 111. -- - >x r . d i t niTi*. l i m i c o n f i . h, pt'ojilt ed Grami M i Ter of t he . ' ; p v p l o w 114g t i n ' l . u .) l . r o . o h . i ' i Mr II It *'t,-\en* left fur Phil:» "I . o|i*r abolii thern, thi* only thing i |i t * ' i* at. ■.ul lull-ill e in i nut ItOD'd impruv eint II on Ttitr*! Aml !.. . >I• J•t h "I -IV t o , Iglit II,, ht — •leiphl.l U eiltll'-ii.t V to a t t e n d the I fiat inoves h* il it had a settled lu 1r i- i m . -ill. Mr \A ggi.iuT au im reusing '■ uh- ire reiliu ted m I ' . c r m i h d w ,,« t lieu Iliirroweil I hor Dll itili I lf hi> »*«*11. R a l p h , w ho -pini hi it. in their «nini structures, t oronado lleurh •nt t f lu t but 1In- mii't ruc1i«»n and mdli'triat ac­ will Mi! t-xhil.ll iniiltly l'he roW' w ere la ni o(T IITRMIP Ufi M D De-iruldt- c o t t a g e s a n d a pUTt mc l it * it 'c e n i ' I" ini' t bai I see alternato "lily a few -1 M'(*1ît 1 h: rg..iu' luit tivity III ! fie Miutheu-l [«■ c leel a part 1 he -eeit w.1' piat » -trip,-' of pafihuieni it poti which nicely f u r n t ' h e d . guml l oc at i oi i un urdtr- fttr !» i- l.u btt.ger a mutter ••[ *-xW"ul'l ).»• glati tn f t * 11 t .. *1* i il 1 il e -cri |- u i r, ir, wiiltct ilo rigli» ni liberty and R, n h. htind.v to hot el , lishiug. luit) tltfird Mr A A 11 1 * i roe ol l| m e o f pet »11 c all I* r, .!-■ I» 11 ' pc ci al i ,i de-> c ! i - i * .if "f . apprit froni* I ’• to _‘n Ot, ,, )o11•» . iti*l 'trip«-' "/ bliiod spilled mg .»ml pavi l l on M**derat riti«o $ 1 « t . I • » oli la. k I lit I 1 1 ' r * ' , i • ' fa m o il i ti-t r u n e i f t aw , ! l a , (..* ittnlding o] , *.i* on lo­ i 1■ n»» lin i r i*(i w ,i ' g I v e 11 g■■. J » ill. tli if* W*■»•K W I. < o n p e f tn vindicate i |n>*c _righi » . anil 1hert. is Int,.. Th»' a m o u n t of huiltling \ t ’-l r o l., cul ’i v a t i on front t he Mm, the pl a- ts ill the •linier, a predie lion of th«* ( oronado. Florida. In thi s s a l e will b e of fered t w o actuall y in p r o g n —« i- large a n d a Wt te I, « i'll I»1- hi gh »I» til I [lev I 75- Ite Mi ••* H* •'•*!•• F u n • *■ I • r, t o r ne , I Id lie -erene into which o xor y riagood s c o n d hand plnn**- a nd ti-rm-- mi o I. gr e a t e r \otu m e t- mill' al ed 1.1 . c • I*, •r[put ' tn.» V 'V* 1III wht» h -tanti* for A A1 ••r» - ' . wa— 1 !£*■ .«( 1it1*.* t The delllM|lient tav ll-t will he Wli! he give* ol .ill t o ' lilt pur t h e .11 Ilio, I . e llll-lit - "I c o , -t m et in tin greai tiling* F i 1 M l 1 • pal "L ! be (or t he lerin I he n u it. i ) w>rh ilelinttelv plain.ed puhit sh ed in T u esd a y ’' Herald A- ■baser. t i r r u i l » u uri Me e t I lle'llav , h I l . tlIO'l II, . I --f u I • i I » ( M r W iggoi i r will r e m . i n m h t.< r »)f ttii|K*rtant » "titra» ts award* this issue will go to gvery one in t he 1 1‘ ' I ' r 11. g iirm ut I ir, int ••*»i r i i,.r m fii-i Friday and Miss Huren wiii '•■inpr; ■ dlu-tr.itive feature • county who is inten—ted I h>- ' t o r , - . . I .ltd . . to w„H " t , all i i s The strength of our policy is tb a t (or Seminole county meets here on I the guest <*f her mother here for we. who (or thi* tini«' being adininismerchant who has an advertisement t omer s. hut it any one w a n t s special the news for the week. Tuesday next With Im ite Perkin* ot ■-everal week» beforc leaving lor t,-r t he a IL»ir» ol 1 bis miI ioti, ilo not In Tuesday's issue will get a splendid i n f o r m a t i on on any **f his f a mous h. •ell I» w ari l' ' \ ,-nntrac! \ I I o r t,, v i. [■at a m i 1-1* I 'e.lluuly ( uilege o t N .i'li ville Tenn , originate bere 'p irit, we attenipt t«» circulation. The paper will .»!■■** [*<■ hni' I . v ,'1 l" glad i• ni ai Î he •>l [or the c o t i ' i r u , first '< Ion»" w h« r. * he w ill at lend d u n t, t* t he e mh o d 1" ' ” sent to many out ol town people sonal »all upon re*|il»*st U wr a t t e m p i t** reulixe ilway t o ht t ton J.I mill— f* f • i • !... K. i I -> 11 1 * T • » n d 1 * ■ *[J III ft I!*f fft *11 ' I "O' I , to i n l ’iile s lie W 1 •C*tl M. who own property in ,* ' | » o* we a r e <! . Il,' n a t e l i l . y I t . war \A..-t p THE CONTINUOUS PLANT­ ING OP VELVET BEA N S on Mr. Cameron'* rnltle ranch. f’roahjrlerlan Church Dr Brownlee will -br*gjii a norie* of setmntj* on "God in the Twentieth Century ” At the morning aervire Sunday the ituhjoct will he '"I'he Value of un Interpretation of Cod ” I At night the iiihjeiT will he “ T h e Wiadoin of Goti On account-« o f the High Sol ino! exerri*»** t h e n will he I o C h r i s t i a n Kndea vor >■»• ■t t lu* Wiek :: in AND ABOUT THE Ç1TY i| f " |Mv tin Monday night M , v H I . I'n. '••I mr I trot herlmod o l v t A n d r e w E W di o l or n • r M AU» r. give their annual r e i o p t i o n t o tin Millinery M»*r» t all early and get graduating dass of lin* High School your choice “ f biirgatn*. in th«* Parish House. Ov»*r seventy \»lvt invitations liuve been ext«*mled This annual event is greatly anticipated The patronesses for 1**1.’, are \|r♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ T \ Neal. Mrs R I VAIii I iht M r\A I» Holden. Mr- J St,'War! .»ml Mr- M F liariie* ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ Something Alomi shoes M » it » It) s v l t l l t i A ■'hoes repaired in time is true eronR, v Ileo II o.an .« ill otnv Shoes repaired with neatness lo and dispatch at our shop east First lit re lievi ' u i d a . Mo -* IMI a street, 309, opposite Cooperative Everyone wi*lv*iine. ^ M o o r e ’s S t a t i o n Sunday school Store. Men’s half sole, sewed 75c. Heels a n d all t he i r friend* a r e i nvi t ed to p u n i e t o be held at 26c Whole soles throughout, looks the busi e» goo*! as new 11.00. Rubber 5ffc. G« ne v a f»-r*\ " n AAednesdny, May T h e r e v» ill be Ir»*** temonad»' Women's half sole 50c to 76c Whole Ji it h. All ¡.re w c h n m e soles M5r. Riven heels, 40c. T ry a n d ire»- li*h lr> T h e s oc i a l last F r i da y ni g ht was u* with your next pair. All work guaranteed at the New Progressive as usuul wiili «»miai e v e n t s here a She Shop, 309 East End First St., success s oci all y .«mi linuneiull y. Ed and Henry Uat ner nn h a v e h»*en South Side. J . H. Roach, Prop. near P a l a t k a for "iin- l i m e a t work Fri-78-4tc a •t fie*'I lo t eli» la! lp i * r L* *‘t f ^ il|\ II» 1 * M* ' t upon I mutton mid settlem en t ¡operation;“ III Oktehln lm eoimly. Miss , ■-■•ntraet has I,*•• n awardi'd for tl- " , i - i r u, I o»t| o f t COUNTY HAPPENINGS ,* i f — ■ ■ r XXXIIIIIIIIIIIIXXXIIII1IIIIIIIXÎXIIIIIIIIIIIIXXXIIIIIIIIIIIIXXX “ B O N I T A ’ ^ ^5 j . I 12 Reasons for Patronizing Bonita Ice Cream Parlor ^ 1. Icc Cream made of Pure Jersey Cream •2. - Fresh fruit used in all fruit cream I 3. Perfect sanitary syrup room. 4. Fountain always kept clean, 5* Courteous clerks. 6* Specialists in their line. 7 . . Perfect service. 8. |, S o m e th in g n ew all th e tim e lo lenipt y«mr soda a p p e lile . Efifis strictly fresh. 10. Sanitary, dust-proof, straw holders. _ 11*. A big money’s worth of Quality. C. 12. This quality of service out'll! to appeal to you. = 5 5 - — X X X A* * , * i i 1*. I M PEOPLE AND EVENTS VI . i ;l 1 SANFORD HIGH SCHOOL s COMMENCEMENT WEEK . W ccpey Willows The we e p i n g willows, »»»called ( s c i ­ entific nam»* H luthyhtnlrn t. is a n a ­ <'ont in ilei! fruii» Page | tive o ( ( ' b l u e fro m » f i n i t l o ' n t r y It ' N rar go it -w a* Dr I R Philip lia » I" e l l l,lk e l over Im iS I ot till» I • r i v 1 1 • i'« v a ht » i K « A nut • I I f.tl Mari t m Il III ll'd ü tlt .11 ' f j- . t .. r I I,I f *t I llll.lt ** r, . » I T* »I r «t ■I* Mfi •r ,t h) I il II« tl H M - v K u «»4*. I 1} ♦ »lim­ f • i i'»** l’I 11H r t \ r u ? •t i **r I i*l" t .n a I>1 fit- III"! !■< r "R olen chic! ha«#- »t >11 lui- .1 11fi t’’ i an tell l»> ! Iii* li>"k in >our you have been naughty." ’’ Anderson, S C ah* award***! a c o n t r a c t lor 9 0 , 0 0 0 ->i|unr<* y ar d » «»I s t r e e t paving A roiitr.ii l lor th»* e rec t i on “ I a uni vers i t y g y m n a s i u m (*> cost I ' l l , fin h a s beetl a wa r de d a t T u s c a l o o s a . Ala “ A school b u i ld i n g c o n t r a ct h o b e e n awardi'd in t ’ bipley, Flu. A contract lor r e mo d e l i n g a s c ho o l bui l di ng at a co-t of ab o u t $.'10.000 h a s been a w a r d e d in C h a r l e s t o n f’ "Among the items of construction work to be done, a* reported thi* week, ar«': “ Two part mint houses each, A t­ lanta i^mi Macon, (in .; bunk building to be remodeled. Spartanburg, S. I . t church buildings, Charleston, S. C.;| and AV’inti-r Park. Flu.; paving. Gr«*etiw»iod. S ami Lake City and Miami, Fla.; warehouse, Carroll­ ton, Gu. Officials of Palm Beach cou nty. Fla., he ve decided to pro­ ceed with an election, upon tho isau- 1 ance of $800,000 of bonds for c o n - . htructihg roads and brifig»*«. Wayne* b»>rn. Gu,, voted bonds for erecting a »»-hold building D i* stated that i.rri.t j;eii iiits have been perfect oil for th" ,r*'*ti<*u *'f a hotel hinld|iig to h i v e *12 sltiri,'* and contain 250 roo’ina cl Charleston, S, C. “ A charter has been issued to u| company which proposes to build a railway between Savunnah and MilIcgeville, Ga. A tract of bin»l neat P lant City. Fla., containing phos­ phate deposits hat 'been purchased tho pufpovo of ’ development. v»lia! mis lit"» 1 »'>es lliat "Oh.’’ re- 1)1luff Hubert Hint's part o f the look left o v er fro m the last Mme I waB naughty.” iC DRINK ¡«ml A*h I.* l.r.O I ■ ami ' i - t e »I*it e L i f t Over AAs : aw ' V!•' 11n g a 1>•*111 * tng a m*,I wall proving streets. # MAXWELL HOUSE CO FFEE K ingi- » Girl 1 111 ’ .11 e *-i * e - <¿9 4 ' ■* * JT* -, » rm -'*1 - rts T :ro * >w9 • - ^ ■j« 1 II it i.•» ,i.i •'ttirtlin^ a« it i« tiuichtniC » t » U I tri .i i r *ii u* i u r** 11 tili- cotmir . t i- ,i* if you put *. . iir hau»! on î ht i»f ,t »! . h,i mit •t 1' an if \ n< •tt,»n » >1. VI. I, -pi fi ’ iallv I r, li Ami tulli I 111' i ul lung lu do with them, except if students of the Grammar who e n j o y e d the unique ex m i ! - t. i. ' r u ’ v lu peak th e I lu n g s (fiat veil hear These things now brood over the spiri! Thi* spi ri t now movi*« wlth thè ine li wjo re presoti I thè nailon in thè nuvy. thi'se things will movo ilpon thè water* in lite tnitneuvers; un 1 hri-ut liiliil «»gallisi ali) man, agallisi nny nution. ugainst any interi—t. Imi-just n great solemn evidi'iice thut the forco a l America is ih»- lor»e ol murai priiiriple, that there i* n»»t anything else that she love* and that there i* not anything Cl-»- [tir which *he will Contenti * S YOUR B A N K HIOHH Is a human side to this institution. We like to meet outr customers ami get ¡leiRiaintcti with (hem for mir tntilual advantage. *, This hank is working all the lime to please its rustotners, and we are well equipped to rentier the best assistance to legitiftiate business interests. * Your allaira can Is* intrusted to your HOME INSTITUTION with the knowledge that they will be well c'areti for, ; ls this bank is owned and managed by the most solid and successful business men rtf this city. *j We conddet a well equipped Savings Department, where you can open an account with $1 RR and will receive I per cent interest, compounded quarterly, on all funds deposited LET I S SE R V E YO l T SE M IN O LE COUN TY B A N K tc o v i t T n o t . ’S K n m u n s G ) F O R R E S T LA K 11, l'n ». I). L. T H I i A S 11 L i t , V i e e - i ' r a . A. IL K L T, ( aaii nr kV ÌMMji __ 3 .11 to «M» hou, wh«*novi*r you tguch a prinri|»ul you tnu> h th«* lutarti* of ih«* j um»pli* of thr \ nitrii Süll**«. g t .'l t a l l T o Dr. A. E, Philip* belongs the honor of investing the week with an event of local interest, 'haring the honor with Miss Daini ( itimi hue who lira Ilia tiled 'ceni— [ruin Dr Philips’ novel " T il e Rumatile id Twelve Thousand Islands" which was presented by the Irving Society under tin* title o f " I ii the Days uf ( i n * panila" on Tuesday night Sellimi . | , Ì li m ^*4 to * f �. pony, under Ih e Fo low ing n. „ r . , I r r . Ik » o r if ln a l o| w hich u rPA’ *<l »toCuoca. U was ilr * . Boa lea. In l l i s* office AÌflra of ’ * LiH Si In Ih of I| k he_ « Serre ! »r "Tlu-rCS"’n young lady to aeo you. F lo r id a , at T a lla h a a .e e f - ,'T q u ired b y law Mb»—Ml.»a" — In C ir c u it C « r l , H r t r n l h Ju d ic ia l ( I r cu lt A r llc le e of In ro rp e ra ila n „r "Justin." «napped Marie, who had In mud for Seminali* ('«uni;. Ilnrlda. In ! llr a lly I om yan« f’ha nt er " r. thè undrr«l(ne<|, f ,.., given that mi mo by a b r i l l i a n t (lash lUnjamln aaeociate ourrelve« and ,|,. , , (> of Intellect. a u o d a le i l , fot thè purpo». in lo a b o d y p o llile and C o o k Si J rn n ln f« , »1 »1 “Yea, M ary." wheezed Mr«, boales. To Cook A Jcnningv anil »11 piti let claitnlns an d h y v ir t ù * ot thè |.» « . , “That wasn't tbe name the young et F lo r id a , and do herel.y , . inter«-«! unit*/ the » aid ' C o o k h Jcn n in g v or otb«-r«l»» to i K J N E > » ot lb « N T f i I n ( « ir llr lr * ot In c u r p i.r a i-m. lady gave. First she said Moore, and of S o d im i I) T p . 2 1 , H, It. 31 b u t . A r t id e l then she »aid Warner, and then she T h e n ato * uf thè o o rp o r,. I t n p iir a r in f 'b u m ( lw h i l l at C o m p la in t '■•il h, T h a l c h r r K e a l l y < n in | i,r ., of I >»ii» A (ill««, c o u n s e l far tbo s h o v e said that Justin was right, she giu*s» uaRK-il comf-Ulnant tbst tho piar«* nl re* p a i p tafe of buainee» • «n . ■) ed. but »be said 'June' every time, i.lrnrv nt Ihr show nammt dcfrnd»nt» i» in In e C n u n ly ut See, ‘ '*4 F lo r id a , b u i ft rnay «f m .k n n s n a r d tb«t ihor»* i« no j»*r»on in nml she brought this slipper 1» II the *t» t u r of F lo rid a e e rv io o o( »obpoons flcew, a g i-n ci« an d p i» ,*,. » you fa?" upon - whom would b in d t h r ilrtrn d * n t« . F lo r id a , and In uther S t a i» . . "'•4 < T h a i » I t i i n l i h allare t h e «lafcndanta 1* o v e r S ia t e * , a n d in tnre.cn “ Who Is the young Indy?" asked th 'U e ago nf 21. b o a rd ot director» rii») |. I June. Y o u »re therefore o r d e r e d lo a p p ra r lo del* r mine, A r t id e II "Miss Thomas. Mlsa—inu'nm." Mr* th i* b ill on M onday, t h r 2 n d d a y of A o (U « l, T h e ( r n r r a l n a tu re «I tr I ) . 1U I5, th r «»me b e in g a rule d a y ol t* Boales* constantly‘ roving eye came lo A. b# ir a m a r t e d I y Ih e r.trp .., thi» r o u r t. le a« follow«. lo - w it : I l 1« further ordered t h a t th i* n n tlre be rest on tbe solitaire and (be plain gold T u pur» na*e. ewr» 1 .| i in the S a n fo rd H e ra ld , a new« band on June's linger "She said sh«> pp ot.li»tied r e n i, arti, n t i i 'i ’ a p , t r a p e r p ublished In H a n fo rd , S em in o le c o u n ­ ■"W. ,wi»e «Irai in reai estate and t y . F lo r id a , (or 12 e o n a e riltiv i* week». ' III, Hy spregiai urr.vruriMnoni to« f t>«* came to see yon ntidut n ponltlou." l i l l e in te re *! or r .;» t e d .r> ,i, Wilneaa I!. A. |) u U | l> H , cle rk ot th e of stu» F lo r id a , and uther P ia i. ,,t June cast down her ey«** lu troubled papnr n ptioto-rtrnmo oorr«»i>ofui c iie u lT «■■»» a n d - lh e aee l -th e re o f Ih la »■-d S ia t e » , a n d In f.jreirn thought, blye—be bad said be would Gth <!■)■ ot M«y. A. I). 1010. .,,H To ttn> tn«m iimmite ol -'It-in 'iU U e, I b k i i i**e e • and o crirp ) f I - 1*0*1) K. A. i»re4MFbA8S. Cldk. h,n send so lire'true for her In the morning la n d a , o rrh a rd » , t r i i v n , ranche-, /rwmy- rrmrf' tuny notv iNTHe««- •»< j hy Ju . r . Koben«, I>. C. ' '■ «lev a n d t r r r i t o r ir c lo la y nm Dovi» A (»II«, Was there no evading lhe man’s kind ‘ tifev*. U h i loading moving picture th«» 1 irrig a le ,' d ra ln , c u t ijv a le . Solirii art (or Complainant 'd'»r»i* Ih * p ro p * rty of thè co rp o , «ti tom- Uy urrimgomont mnd« *-ttl | ness? How had he— Absurd! Ot or ^ | other», a n d lo do and perforo, course ho bail got her address from the Mutual Film Corporation it »* a p p ro p ria te or n eed fu l, for ih . i d'0i»»l AN O l l t f l N A N C K the driver of the cur. tiho went down o r Im o ro v e m e n l o l « a m r, | ..f , not only passible to roan "lU ina An O rd in a n ce p ro h ib itin g Ite a la u ra n la . for w tlc h I h * «ame iti») b. , I, way Juno" each » o * k , out 'il*( tbe stairs In worried concern, but In L u n c h Counter« a n d C o ffe e Stand« on u n d e rta k e and direct ihe man«,- ........ «si ... , “ heel« from doing bu«itiew* In r e r la ln aale of Ih« p ro p o rli ot i he «ftnrwnrtl Lo soo mooing piuturn* the doorway of the parlor she stopped lo c a tio n « In lh e c lly of H a n fo rd : •he p ro p e rly of olher»; lo hu>' ** 'L l*«»»t In MBioutshment us *ho saw her caller Illustrating our story l ie l| ordained by th e m a y o r and c it y r e n i, erect and co n ttru rt !•* 4 »•wil-i. For a moment tbo two beautiful yuuug c o u n r il of th e city or H a n fo r d . F lo rid a : Ing», w ork*. f a r t o r lr ., hotel», tflif«4 '*44. n I . T h a t it a h a ll b e u n law fu l for in g a , c lu b houM-a, am u», meni' k*. f*rr»w women slots! studying each other In a nSye cptio e rso n or peraona o p e ra tin g or m a in ­ a t lo n pierà am i other im p o n e ,, *fit « M l admiration; then tbo bruuette swept t a in in g rra t a u ra n u , co lte e a la n d « , or lu n c h c o u n te r* In an y v e h icle or who tura a n y * \>r,»"lar*. forward wllti u gracious aiullc. ve h icle or w»gun for th e ante of good«, w a re * p u rrh a a e , a r q u lre , hol.i. morti;«(Jfe. f'.dV«. Later June catted up tho stairs. “ I’ll an d m r r c h a n d lie w ith I b e «-»caption o l »eli, a u ig n . tra m fe r, ir id e M 4•«i 1» then lie enhed Itie abnormally ugly be back some time this afternoon. Ala wagean a u*ed In and fu r t h e aala of peanuta t lm b e r, tlm b e r land», turp entine «u,«»*' am i p o p co rn ; to u»e p o rtio n » of a n y v a ­ l in e lan d», n a v a l «lore«. lu m i,,, »,,d olk„ lily e maid to help Jilin wltb a trunk rle.” Then June went out wltb Tom c a n t lo t w ith in lb * pr«>aent b r ic k fire lim it s m a te ria l*, a m i lo han dle and olfctraw. of th e c it y ot S anfo rd, o r a n y p u b lic s q u ir e , d e a l in m e rc h a n d ia e ot a v e ry cf».« and They were in the ball with tbe tug my Thomas! p a rk , « tre a t or sid e w a lk lo r th e pum oae of c r ip t lo n . w h ich m a y he c a lr u la i,d d.reci gage when tiormrla let bersclf In Btie • * * • • • a e llln a o t oftcrint lo r a n te , any obda l y or In d ir e c tly lo efferlunte , h. |„nt ' w a rra or m rrch an d lae . e x c e p t a* »rein of th* co rp o ra tio n ) lo purrha»r l.*,e Zn seized tbe sltuntiou at a glance and Honorla blye, sitting at her parlot a b o v e p ro vid ed . o p e ra ta a n d diapoee of ro a l. ' „„* without a word laid bold of tbe trunk, S e c tio n X. A n y peraon o r peraona io ­ co p p e r, tin , phoaphate. and all other k tgi window and exctianglug the thoughts la tin g a n y o t th * p ro v la lo n a of th i* o rdv in ­ of rainea. c la y an d b rick wnrk» , r. j t , but blya, aided by Bcatti, dashed of the morning with her green Tenth* an ce a h a ll, upon c o n v ic t io n , be fined no- .__ well» and m in era l and other U „ d , , .rm _ a. 1ll« L I - » . of - f c_.iv ilI e n g in e e r s . , a» away. p erfo kind« e ic e e d in g T h ir t y D o lla r s , o r Im p rlaon at ered ramlllar spirit, saw looting across o r im p ria o n e d not m o re t h a n th ir ty daya c o n a iru rtio n w ork, including i h. , — 1, , Ned Warner .meantime had driven from her house n long, leap, lanky f a r e a c h offelue. a t all kind« o l building» a n t «fwi, straight to the apartments which he h-*' «diia H e rtio p 3. Thi« o r d in a n c e ahall (n in to a n d Ih e c o n itru rtio n at b n. k man with ti sparse black beard- Pres­ a n d all o th er kind« of r „ a ,|. and Juno had fitted up. He Ipnpcd Im m e d ia te ly u p o n i t * | u « a g a and ently the doorbell rang, and one of the effect a n d the co n a iru rtio n of r a ilr o » 1 ft ft c r o v a i by (h r tn iyo r.' -1 ' * rapidly through the telephone three and ih> l-vt af Pa»»r(l th it 3rd d ay of M » y ( A . !>. 1915. of e v e r y d«*»criptlon wide, low dete^jlves came In with nil lh e g«"Cer»l bu«lm-*a of ,-ng tory. cnllctl a number and delivered his. II. W . I I K U N D O N . ' ' i nf air of grent exhaustion. A re a ld e n t C i t y I'o u n cit. r o n .lr u r u o n co n tra cto r, m , r I* anti message. At tbe other cud of the wire 1 h e re b y certify t h a t t h e foregoing or *" ' * mr ««■'*- ■’ • "Nothing doing, ma’am." ho reported. n red .faced ini^n listened and nodded, d ln a n r r waa duly p a u r d b y th e city r o u n - ' " n? ° t ,")v 'In s h "Itllnky Peters and 1 watched your of H anln rd, n . i r l . l a , in .e ..io n , i h i . "> , ‘ h r h .b l then called In from nil adjoining room anti to »rii am i |ilr«l k“»3rd d a y of M ay. A l> I IM A . husband’» club nil the time. Sneaky i-Tojh r rurporatr us*-*, n three men. who hy some strange coin •M. W . L o V K I . I . . Tavls tuis shadowed Warner's apart 1>o«r4 nf ijirrclor* m*> ■! I l l y I *lcrk cldence were lean null long and lanky ■nil bofftjtk muti*-) iff* r-.■ ■■••ft. llii'U I« . u bit I ' m t o g o l«»t h im g e t » «m ie 1 A p p ro v e d by me Vlu» 3 rd d ay of M ay gage or oihrr IfcuriUn, One wn» smooth filers) and cadaver *ubA. I). 101 A. forbol il. pure h * arribo «liK'i»." IL L . T If R A S U R A . oiifl of rlieek, and one wore n spars«*, •ill. tnniíff, uaiífi •cqtllr». 74-4t-FH M ayor* “ Arc you suro my husbanil and ttint ur «Ibrr neia# dit poi# til tljr haphazard black beard trimmed U> a stock t f, or »ny honda. runt girl haven't left tbe city?** »ho asked. I n i* point Urti «Irne*» of ifiilelilFtirii**« "atH A S O IIIH N a s t i : "They didn't go from any regular ! h y . a n y co rp o ra Unti tir wr* ' !à»f An Ordlnanra rrijulrina thr gradint and There wua n knock nt tbe door rnllriuid station.'” stntpil bill Wolf, with R in v in e of portion* of J»ark avanur and i i k i y , nr a n y « th rr «tat* Tbreu detectives had come from a prl « m l. whÜ# t h r n w n sf* «if , ^ l l tJgfhry *!r r**i a it h %IIr!flirt! h n r V convti'tluii vale agency Ned had given them a U f <1 ttnta i n r fi 1«\ ! h »" fri a > «»r ami r i i > «,r fu ht-f ti hit ua l i«*!»*• t *» * «. rig h t* j i o i r f « an*l I'N h I h « ■ Ntul Warner at about ilio »utile timo ri. t r i t ì i nf «Sani fi ni* F lo rid a miniature of June «Srrtinn 1 T h il l'a rk iv n t u r s i a l i I*** t h*-rt'uf, an«t I« **arrn** »"■ , rtjcrlvctl a ri'|yort of sluiliar discour i;radr«t an d p avrd a l t h' v Mrlfl< d h-*rk fri»m t h , 11j i h*’ «im i- * it« i t .Meanwhile Mr» Itlye In the presence Ugcmi-nt f r u it i tli«> long, (Pan. lanky de ih»|un nf l'irk^ « tr n u i> s i i l i T#*n(h l***r«4'i m lghl »*r »»iwM H of the pnrmt was also giving Instrnc •■f «II k1II ri * 1« (t « ■ «* * ’ Iwt tv«*. rtiere hail t»e«*n found no * f n 1 tu t h r Iftfrf art 11nn ,t>{ l'ark t v i’ f* u> ♦*f it ft Imiiiit*'** «tul i- » lìh H lU 'h r j * I f r r t , a» 11( ItflrV pa t *■rnriti li» lions to detective* She gnv«r them a t > l * i r i r f i ** • III h I " » • • tni«'«.* of Juti«» V Y u r u o r nor of lltjo h h 4*1 t i f i m i fi <1 th» il, photograph of Gilbert tllye and warn I aij*i;i »nd pavad » ft h ilm * lu I h** j »ur[ »****■* Without (tiOUgllt ot ll«dL*CtlVv»S, lidi «Ireet hall tur l*r(*-k « * n ith o f r.tn r fs*«*! from n if (ir»r ai *m. am i * •» ha «•d t lie in thnt tliero wn» ro be no pub *i ( ■ Il right*. pi»w* koi'|)lug a wntcliful «*ye l<*«f «fio »houlil ih r in I « rc srrU o ti ni l l n { h t ‘ ; 4*tr»i am i Hetty r**r pur *f nifi- ‘«rtfi • “ »«*«* Noi ut ti«»r luirent». June went I aib a»« liti*' i r.t i h** h a r d »**r f * . • •I r»i>l In * l.r ti«. lam* *1 »»>• ' ’ *• ! r a ilin g f«» (iria m lc «alti rn a d l«< thg an T I m* ff»rrg«iing -f , »Mildly forili. Site Wim (liutlglitfIII us « lir n a iitfi ni Satifnnt a i r n u r , »aid p a iin n lo *4 in t lr p m ilr n t u h jr rt * . •ntl Juno, busy w|ib her own tbotighta. Tommy Tbumas os lie red her into a hi* doni* In 'a re or d amr* w it h ih«» pian* and a* pn ifsT « of ( h r ri»r|t««r n? > t a llu n a nhrrrfnr, ■tifirn If I *••*! h> ih«* f.rosontly found (ho tlitrlt eyas of Marlr waiting tut uso in. for itilu frjend of till a|wr(fi.r «r( I» ti i»!1 a n > * I""* • *)iv r o f i t i r r r of S a n fo rd , F I «»rida ’ hr [it « n**t »>• h rM t. beri illye's «vu» «•x|H*it»lt«dy gown«»! li r ni •aiti atfrrl» »Fall (ir I i{ U l l * 1! h i fj •«ri».all y mars pu r a n ; n*h*f u t) •!a ) » from and alts-r (In s o rd in a n ce and *t*ennul l«> live* lu minxmil frtsslom ■ .Itali ht-rnfili* r f lr c llk r . th a t »hoUltl afv) «s r I h r r u f |i**f a l Ml» If lirl* III In olle *»f th«' t)l^ (lepnrtinrnt Hlonn pr»*psrl% «»nrr, o« mi»k |tr«»ii«>rty «liultinc T h r « tn i'u n i **f t h* r*«r i »i*r -mt mti »hall h* 1Jm „. was takon up to Ilio ...aun-gor,.»» ] f,« / ' i ’!, • a n tj il f ila r * li!**1* tu In fru lli l*f »h rir rr« p rr of IIii> French salon; then Tommy pa*'f* ■alti a t rr r«•ii in t n I »* V a •* f ht« ti » • n >Il « prn|H*rt y tnn a irru c mrilaifi r t la nrt* r r » l i h I hr irriiv» trout away, anti presently June, whose 1„Ii v r«Si» I «r y al up i l I l,i*' II »1 diriartrr «mi t u lli l ht> |iUn« *n«l I« r « • a ■h t «ali l f *I * U*H« (h eriH lf, lie f. tiilu fr *'.;«nr ri*I far«» uiul ligure. cnrriuBe nnd tminner. i. 1.1 i h * i i n |*s»y m« m i l I * Ih e r l l ) rrtf tttprr. • «s»11 wnrk *f-**ìì K* hail boon grimly tnsp.-ot«-«! unii approv­ I.« I i «r * i**|t «r th* t*«** «I« I* lilt i l r r a f ì i ! I ) i l i r » * l i l i l í i ! Il«*- r t t > n f ■ r « > «tf > «trivi «ii v « !■ ** * isi. was liiMrui-ted m the art ot ‘-«GÍ.ir.i «lui Ih r (ifrijuir I in fia l • ta» t N*» »«»f Vit i * ri «f i* ! | » r r f r f I n i , u \ I» >* ■' « r s t r i i * I a i f t * ( I h r -a tu l li f i n n y Irti li t * il. ('il rutili i'll! I Mt- • jiurmllng lu o gown unii ut displaying *(.«11 * I-irti *4 im| p*ft<%*i-1 »hall a hu f a n «1 ih r r u v * ilio pn»|H.*i ib'gri-v ot elogimi insolence a».All I.» . • a I s* fi I hr r* I n i. v*n ftirr ii.|i* in ItW* teil I« > I h r « l i m t *if \ r II* I** n l lir f tie M! **r « ia i »« to impress customer* T r.. Copy rißtit. p o r s llo n SEE THE PICTURES AT THE STAR THEATER EVERY WEDNESDAY. PRICES 5 and 10c THIRD EPISODE Jane Finds Work. sure." lit* nunc back from the for ward sent and sat with her. (lack near the abandoned taxi there was a frantic group. Ned Warner, bis fact* ns set ns If It bad been chiseled from marble, stood In tbe center of tbe road with til* lists. clinched until bis nails dug Inin tits palms. There could l»e no doubt now that Gilbert Blyo'i pursuit of Ned's wife, June, was de­ liberate and purposeful. Ju n e s fnther strode slowly up and down, his lips compressed and his brow# black. He passed Ned half n dozen times, but they did not exchange u won!. Itobbte blethering and the driver of the Moore limousine hud sprung out to repair their resjas-tlve lire», but Iris blethering, who hitd indulged In ii few violent sobs ns n preliminary to fur­ ther action, suddenly discovered tbe economic wnste’ "H ere, bobble." she culled, "get back and help Jerry and let otir ear go T h ere’s mom for all of ii « In the limousine Dp came Mrs Illy«* » auto "You're to Jump in with Mrs. bly«*. Neil, and go straight on!" Iris sbouiisl. "Get right in! Iioii't waste n minute.'" Amt she (airly miove«l tbe grim young husband of June Wnrner Into the sent by the side of tin* determined wife of the man with the tilacK Vandyke. The eleetrte rolled away at Its utmost *po«d. CHAPTER I. |OWN the «lark boulevard from lirynport weaved and bumped and rattled a Jouc taxicab, ivltb n blj;li (towered limousine btciidfly gaining ou It. A Mack Van■dyked mnu In tbe lliuoiislne bee an to toes somethlni; out of tbe window ns be passed tbe taxi nl breakneck speed. Ho smiled ns be Heard a loud report like tbe explosion of a revolver, then another He knocked on tbe drivers window, and as the car came lo a stop be looked tiehlnd Tbe Inx! bad drawn up lie hastily replaced under tbe sent tbe iinm(ter In which bo had ■broken to bits all Its porcelain and glassware. A tall, gaunt girl, distinct­ ly n maid, was out. Impatiently survey­ ing the Hat tires of tbe taxi, when tbe limousine. It» bright dome light sud­ denly llnslilng up. hacked alongside. Tbe black Vandyke«! mnu stepped «lown. "I’erliaps I can offer your pnrsengers the ii»«’ of my imultlne.” he suggested. That ridleved young woman o(>encd the door of the tnvl and poked tier bend Inside *Tbere ain't anything else wc can do. Miss Juntc." she whispered.' At blye's club the limousine »toppl'd, "1 suppose not." came a sweet volec while thi< lilaek Vitlull l.i«l mull alight from the tail, and the face of a fieuu- ed. June Hiiilltsl a» till«* tmde him good ulght. but »In* ««us very thoughtful uvrcrthcless and trim bird. lily«.* stood on Lhe steps of tin* club and guz««l lifter the m uling cur with a smile % satlsfnetlnn Tile IllUoii'im* spell oil |o ill«- «<*liIr s ««huh blye laid gli ell the drlv«»r June simlhsI lhe hollSe «*tlVilest 1« It ««Us u smart looking huPillug The windo«« wen* brllllaiitly lliihlisl. anil lu lhe p.ii lor «««'re three young ladies m nil her striking eieiilug iln****, Julie g a le lhe driver the address of a iiu>di*»t hotel Halfway to their (li*»titiaUui» Jujie chaugisl her inliul. l he uiislest hotel, she rwuit'tubered, had a hlazlng tohby, mid ther«* was no wny to (uiwm In or out without being stared ill. title gave tbe driver aiioiliei addreas. Marie kiiiv 1 ' J u lie '» III! • |>:itili- u i iliri« * till It« 1•« lu -r nf lu r e . Ju ne S in * i-tilil E ir v »loop) I. mpU ii k color**) maid «-aunin. and some gi rt * drought lu g o w n s shrouded In w Itilo ling* fu u n d t r it ìi II l-lr v o iiH «0|llt|lt»«- Tom m y W i* N ot H io h ly P le a * c d The eìinury. .Maini,’ orderml tho tuanugvress. (loklug tier head between the curtains, nnd tbe slet'py colored maid slutvly took down the hag eon mining the canary evening fru ii. " Whnt Is your ()r*t name. ohlldT' "Juno." nn«were«l that young lady "Your limn«- hero will i>«* I’lier«*-**." added Hu- tii:iiiug«*r«*ss ou haven t «lolle this before. Il» i v you?" "N o" June’s* v u l c e w a s f a i n t a m l ?-.rt 1.««IIl - 7 fei! 1h r fat'iura *4 aa.) 1' * til t t '4 II «k « 1 f»*- ni- l'fl ■V«4RM 1,1 1t I " ' ) lia m ît ml«i1•* ** f?f vulftl ftir# *1 «k«t•rk -hall 1•V litOt • l > Ih r l i t ) l-f ^»tüfaird. - t fthiiit 11 Iff 1■y « r orti rari hy t h r «,d> iif S s n *4 n l til i l i" lfi*r» l Afill ftirawl fr«■pu0stl4r ( ¡ r id ir , m » crn rd k n i# th i; plan an il rp» rillrfttitirt* With r c f r f r n c # to «•»4 »rark. ■im) t h i ’ t h if il* of rh** «’4.-1 «t r • uch grail pa* if* g, m ' 1«r #*a i" t a ml r **h t '»p** ni n g pa rit.g ««i4 oiftpts fn im th* »1lat* «•( «h. t■ «rn p irt 1un uf thi « ««r k w.1 a H li# « Ji # n • up# ri* if l*i «Il rdhrr U r ti* . # ir#* P» nnt> ’ at * f«If t « t* V iipi 1fi «h# 1**i * *♦t i«ro| r f 1 y t -• II**ltl f g Fa 1« •»•••mm r m ...........h» » »•i . th?r»i I« <1 r (., i» |-i raitli4i (if iipr» 1 , 4M il sur m » ) t’*- i • • uc i1 «-r U t «J r «•gai *' r (»»F-. fi a 1 psi > r*# t» hi r il N1 ill 14 lu lu* «il»' f l f Ml4il »«I «lirrct or#* W llc lr \ • *• a Thr nipp».r i l iOft . " 1 pi«W il '(»'! • p u r a lr gM - -• 1u y # a .*» •4 nint't ) lïlo» *i»'■ \ f W r %1 Thr- h .n ■ 1,4I|,( |, • 1 • II,« hill- *(111(1(1u-<t (11 i lio 't l r l v e r . I-4 1 m i ■ » n i y i K«* * i* » 6” k ? " \ *' u4 tlxi-d steadily mi h«*F In the clu«*-« Flu* n * »* "' 11 4 1'h « «t*J i rr » î »■ « * •• r ■f 11. i ■ »»* fi. 14fili ( .** r * i|u « rr y an i i h r pa y t u f «il P ark /11U«*t i i fctiUirr* ••I •!'*(’a inisstHl Marl«»’» re«l gums, which ««*re 1 Ii lu ll "1 d u l l t k u u tv t lio llllllll)« - r. m nui' in 1 1 .iiu fwr a n u a r r y a n t . an«l t h r c* t»« rlrrlr<1 a n n u a lly » i always showing, but there was no weak. She bad a queer feeling In Iter “•tln«atr<l lu ta i rovi ol ih e p a n ni l i *f th r U n til i h r fim i m r r f n g you when we get there." stotnpeh. and her eyes.begnn to widen f v r «Jrar rr» , Jirfr'fiÄ f t « r fin» A few minutes later they slopped In smile In the French Canadian girl Just Him.oo, ami i b t n t lm a U ’il r « r t **» !•<( t.ftnrr* uf t h f r u f |n»f»'*"ti h« ag ain «* she studied an appalling array k fO 'l e U t l . lu . T fruut of a dingy looking building with now. 11 f a r i l i a r # y a M fut litik(*rf n u t of pa vin if “Why did you leave him?" risked the of costui'tlcs. * -î a I t i* . no light In the vestibule. Mario Jump \ i ri g «»I 11Ug'h r >' «t i <F#* t Í ■ a» et h r*-s«ai»î f $ i ■JI “ Never mind. Ft I be In and make t i r f * iia > t— 1 i n > a f r » l t r - t a l i ««.* mnld. . r* y a n i, ait4 l h* ed out nu«l rang the doorbell.* A worn I .T p .» r n d H * f ha y "Sloncy. Marie Ned gave me some you up ’’ .1 I S \ .la f» . an rnmo to Ihe. door Tlu-y exchanged « 1 .'»*»■* <if*(, a m i i ^a* At Inst June was to know bow It felt r * 1 1 r i a t *• il T h ' MF • W f| money.” I M furet r r * 1 lot ■ n few brief wonl.». and Murli> ran down a l . C k » «,M ini Hugh»-) •Irr* r n »s "Wo were nil so Kind (lint Mr Nod lu earn one’s own living Bho bud a front to tbo llmouidtu' * • f 1rrt a *«■ * .1 (hft r* » i »f K i d fia VI fig (Pt ' «o {j^ingled i-xtillnrailou unti depressimi lo »«14 *'f.fi ill'* W ill g' «"Il fil*" 11' H ** » I "It's nit right. Junto. Mr* Itoale» Was going lo be So gum! to you," Mnrlo A fi* r ■f »I the «ouU-ni(ilutloii of that remarkatde I if y »t%r k * f Saril«»r«1 i i-i i» t has a ulci* tii.ck room for you jind a pathetically observed, "mid ymi ran ■ ini i»| *rr > 1 inibii! ni, sp eri u m ily n iig *1 t h r «»iriw'raMMM. *n'i (■ ‘ ' «•xperietn-e. al l*‘ tifîlrt h •i u i «, f*»r I h r bitfirfit «I th* 4ing cot for the,' t h r n fh f»■f * ■'«d dir* » i*»f * nwny from him because be wa*. You As June (leered out of her dressing p u h lir J'Pcrhapa I can 0Her tha use of m / ma* h r r r it ilir f n r r «I» *1 June stepped from tbe car with n should go back My sinter'» husband ir r it e n I T h r cttjr p R fin i-r« I» hrrrh) t h r annual tu*rii» g * ' • chine." alcove a middle aged man and woman sigh of relief, A homo of any sort wn» bents her." . . . , , - ,u lr r il, n lth in Irn *t»y« * f t r r hr a r»« uf t h r r i i f |M»fain tn t '* 1 p a U s i s i It) a v i g o r o u s a r g u m e n t , 1 1)** {<ui-u«»iien ut ibi» «»nlinanru* «,, p frp a rr "'I » *' f •* Ufnl young girl appeared In the win- welcome now. It bad been n long and Juiiu shook her bead. “Get me a woman wauU-d money, and tbc mun anti fill» an r a t im X r tif t h r am o u n t of T ti rad a y iti J u J ) .Viti (Ir M I «low. fjb«» st it ru’d a» sbe saw ttie Jdack exciting day. t h r H rn (o r iu r h p iv ln g w h ic h t h r r lt y In ra » ra of %armnrir< «r newspaper. Marie." she requested. *•** would not give It Then June was «kill c la im a g a im t ta rh of t h r lota front* d ir r r t o r v h ip * of t h r «■•'fp* ' “ I know the room. iU»s June," said Yandykdl mnu, Gilbert blycl He stood I. d June had u new problem to confront In c or a b u ttin g upon t h r a fre e t* * to I** «tha!l b f f ilin i hy r lr r llo n called and came out trad paraded slow­ •*> pavr«1, w hich r tt lm a tr a h a ll h r ba»r«1 Mnrlo. sweeping past with her arm» ■bat dolTed. i^lltidy wnltlng tbelr no t h r d ir r r t or» and t h r ititi" '■ now. Kbc must earn n living, and It ly down between tbe two long rows of upon t h r .r a t lm a t r d ro«t of » aid w ork and th u » rh o * rri »hall » rfv r unttl full of (ludlcs. •raplance. was n subject which she bad never upon t h r f r o r la g a of lota u p o n thi* a trrrt* i r* a r r d u ly r l r r l r«l mi ih* f « cbiilnt. There were a hundred or more to b r p a r r 4 , • • '"You’d better go, miss," busked tbe n u a l imiiNptiiìi of t h r ■i o*-k h ■•1 cmiditerod except In the vngu«« base of women trad sumo men. Occasionally S r r i i o n ' 5. A n y p en on o w n in g an y in* p r o v ld rd . Blye waa In front of his club with a romance. Whim Mnrle returned wltb ta ll driver. "This old tub’ll be here A r t lr lr V i l i Ir r r a t in a n y of n l 4 p r o p e r t y , a b u llin g Uri gray muatncljed. Jovlnl looking, pink tbe paper site studied tbe want ads. oue of tbe women beckoned to ber mid rin that p o rtio n of P ark a v r n u r ap d H ughey T h a p riv a ta p r o p r i v i»f *1tomorrow morning.’* n*f made tier turn sud walk away and a t r r r t to h r p a trd . a* a fo rra a id ,' ahall of t h r co rp o ra tio n »ball he. in 1 faced man when tho c a r returned. ife» wltb carious interest. June Wnrner slowly stepped down. h a v r t h r rig h t at any t l m r , w ith in th irty to a n y r i t e n t what»«*r%rr I ’romo back. il» "WTicro did you tako her, Bcnttll" d a y s a f t r r t h r filing nf aald n t lm a t m , at tir h i ■ of t h r c o rp o ra tio n , ■*» "Thank you,” »be matiagrd to mur­ Meanwhile Blye and Orin Cunning­ 4*» She bad displayed, perhaps half o afo r« *aid , w ith tha r lty r t r r k f to p rrrrn t r t i e n i of t h r im o u n t* »hn-h blye naked. *af ham drove to the house where blye mur. t h r c it y r lr r k a »worn p e t it io n to b#-^ on t h e »lorie su b scrib e d for dozen gowns when t h e .middle aged to “Bho wouldn’t stop a t Alother Rusp treaented r e n le il to lo th Ih o rlty _ _ _a e d ty c o u_______ n c il, »_rftln »aid « lo ck »halt h r n rm -» *iri« *l bad flrst directed June. “ 1 beg of you not to mcnilun It. The Artide I X man and woman obstructed ber pAs- fo rth , t h a t In th a opinion ot th a p rtliln n a r sersr" began Bcattl coullilcntlally. .. » "Send Tommy down." directed blye, favor Is to me," blye galtunUy return­ th a r a t im atavi am ount ol atlph lian» upon T h e h ish e » l a m o u n t ul 1« I - 1 sagewny as sbe cam e ont of the al­ ■ •t.1 "She”u rh lo t la In eo rrart, « fu m in e w h r rain it lia b ilit y to w hich the curiior pacing the floor thoughtfully. ed. while the maid began* to trausfer , .all cove. They wero »till In un energetic i» In r o r r u t t, or why It w ill r i r r a d Ih r « U tijert i I se lf. »halt he i l l n ’ "W o know that.’’ Interrupted the BeattL storing tnnny things In his from tbe tuxl to tbe other car arm load acial tian a fil a re rn ln s fro m th a » u rh lo th e e n tire c a p ita l «tuck *>f '*■ gray mtmachcd innn. Orin Cunning- mind, turned bis sw arthy fncu toward dispute about tho money. A hundred ap an d p a v ln y to ba dona In F ro n t uf »aid lot. tlo n . , , _ after arm load or unparked clotblug A rtlrle X. , dollars the woman wanted, and she H artion S . T h a r lty c o u n c il o f KanTord. the window and presently saw Tommy Around the curve behind them there bam. T h e nam e» and rea'dence» «•( , “Tbfiro was no number on tbo bouio. coma Into the room, tbo vivacious bru­ bad to have Itt Tbo mau Unaljy left F lo r id a , a h a ll, -altar p ro p e r n o t lr a , and a c r ib t n s In co rp o ra to r*, »nd t ’ * „ w ith in t h a lim a p ratrrlb ad b y ord inane«, dashed another limousine and a runa­ of c a p i t a l sto c k «ub»cT-l«*d h) ’ ,r# M boss, but 1 esn flml It.” alt aa a b o a rd of »«lUaliaation. t o F r a r dny nette girl whom Jan e bad seen. 8enttl ber. bout In time for tbe occupants to >«» w » , lo -w tt , , „ . 1, A lady from a group where a gray ad a ll n a titio n » and ro m p a lin ta w h ich m a y fo llo “Drive us there,'* tllractcd Blye. saw Cunningham rise and thu three M. H. Th»teher. I.oui.v J* h-«'*«r. Gilbert blye uaslatlng Juno Into tbe ba filed In ra irf» n c a to th a m t lm a t a d -co«t Blye showed mustnchc«l man wltb a pink face and of tha p a r i n e provided for a b a v o , and tn ■03 oh are» ; luxurious limousine. They also saw tbe Down on tbo dingy c a s t side street ho conversing enrnestly. W a lt e r S , A d a m » , L o u isv ille alta d u o an d propar I n q u i r y In to tba trlcil cnrue»(ly to pin down Seattl’s Tommy the picture In the lid of tbe Jovial eyes was standing came over m quaation In v o lv e d , and If ft a h a ll ap pear 112 » b a r r e t clgbt cylinder machine leap forward. ,,..„ » and spoke to tbe woman. The woman dizzied memory. Op and doWn Blye F r e a k A . I t e .t , F l o y d , h 1 to th e aatlafae tlo n of the H t y c o u n r il, altlittle gold watch. Tommy was not Blye. unrouicioua that they were bet in s aa a b oard of e q u a lis a t io n , tha« the listened, her eyes following June na lni\pur»tml. a» wn» tbo glrU thought . movW. seeking In every window for highly pleased from the very begine stim a te d am o u n t of said lia n la co rre ctly 19| o h W U n e w W h .r e o f , th e • ul1” r , 'r," " ‘ s ^ U a te d . I ha am ount tn flx a d ah all atand c o r p o r a t o r , h a v e ^ ■ V ’ t t A T ' M I U tb atrie henrd a shout os they gathered “ ">• •‘« a ot runaway bride, 8ud ulng. The men grew stern, and then ■be walked In a beautiful black velvet ea stim t th a a m o u n t nf »uch R an t o b e claim ed • .. W A L T E R S A I *■">.!» speed, and he looked back In time to ‘»*»1* hI* W « “* “ »he glint of n d f BenttI saw them redact) her to submls- dinner gown.. Tbo woman spoke to a b y ,th a c it y of Hanford, for t h e p a v ln s of F R A N K A IK -1 th e «treat afo rataid , tn fr o n t of aald p ro p ­ flrst th . nmsbotit and then th e ^ lu g In a vestibule. He ran up the slrenoss. She walked dway and pres­ saleslady. e r t y . a n d a fta r tha city c o u n r il had heard S t a t e of K e n t u c k y “ 1 want that gow n!" sbo snapped. limousine swerve and slow down sod *t*P*> Tl1® glittering wa* ■ ently cam e back wearing an evening act. nil p etitio n « and ( i r e s »'I p r o p e r ty ow n­ “Certainly, madam.” said tbo sales­ buckle on a dainty little slipper, one C o u n t y ot Jefferto n er» an o p p o r t u n ity to fc« h e a rd a n d m ada wrap of creamy colors. The three hur­ to bear two loud bangs. Ho grinned. a ll c o rre c tio n s In th»ir J u d c m a n t ineceec a r t lfy th a t before me 1 ’ ™ , f | hereb lady . His driver grinned. Tbe taxi driver which June’s collie bad carried down ried out and got Into the car. They a ary to e q u a lla a tha a u r u p u a t i in pro­ p u b lic w ith in nnd lo r J e fle , *,<n '« to tho taxi for ber when she had stolen p ortio n to benefit», aald e u tfm a ta * . s i than CONTIUED ON PAGE 7 drovo down Into the dingy cost stdo grinned. Then they whizzed ji way. r q u a llt a d a h a ll »land aa t ru a a n d co rre ct. “Why. you are tbe little runaway her clothes and Marie from her fa- street where Juno lay In tbe sleep of T a w e d t h is 3rd day of M a y , A . 11. 1 0 IS . F r e n k A . Roet. to me wall k n . - t T O W H O M I T M A T C O N C t f lt N fi. W . I I E R N D O N , a u b a c rtb tn s In co rp o ra to r* i " ' •_ „I. .ike* l_ bride, the girt In the watch!” said, tber's boose. lie Jott4*l the number blessed rest, blye bad Tommy take N o lle # it I h____ tre b y_ k ì w b . th a t partner* Tre»idant C i t y C o u n c il, a rtic le » o l Is c a r p o r n llo n . »nd of the bouse lo a memorandum book. l.dl* careful note of tbo house. • h ip heretofore e a ie tin g bet wren C y r i l It . Blye, leaning forward, - * I h e re b y c e rtify that t h a f o r e f o io s or- «fid th a o an d th e re , tutore m (tflW I f s p p v n v U *n d I t a U n A . Hollín»,' u n d r r d in a n te w a s n a » e d hy th a c it y co u n c il of t h a t he s u h .r r lb e d d«i« , ,«,» “ Tea." And June blushed. th u firm n m » sifd s t y l« of ih » C k u iu o la S a n fo rd , F lo r id » , in «ew ian, th i» 3 rd ^ d » v ot In co rp o ra tio n for th'- P*tur •» th XturrantU* Co,, ami lato tha Sam inota nt M * y , A . D . 1918. CHAPTER 11. She felt tbe black eyes of Gilbert CHAPTER III, e ip re » * r« L ..*1 T r a d l n s C o m p a n y of C b u lu o ia , F la ., h a * ifi.l M. W . L O V E I,U ( liv e n u n d er m y h » i'! , •> Blye fixed upon her. Could It be pos­ 0 8 T where imo tarns from tbe b aan dlaaolvad,. » »aid burin«-»» -----------------no* balni C i t y C le r k , UNK bustled qulle chcerfull of office at U b Ii v i II*. .• ti* ownrd cnilrtly by Cyrll il. I l i p p a n r l t sible that ho had followi*} her? Ob, A p p ro v e d b y me this 3 rd d a y of M a y J e ffe rso n , »tate ot K e n t" _ Coocoarso Into tbo narrow lane about her toilet tbe next mom' » h o arili pty all bilia and rollaet all ae­ A . D . I S I S . May ot A p r il. A . !>• > * * ' . |* |*. no! Still, be had bet address In ber; uf tbe tirtcrmlnablo Mott strast . 11. L . T H K A H i f E H , lug and cboss a little dark rounta. Sty C o m m ln lo n e a p ir r . J » n u j ' . - , Cyrll II. Il«pprr«ftt and w atch and ber portrait. T d .F r M t e M ayo r. construction work the Moore (seal) M 1 " ‘ . V_ gray suit ss being tho leaat fttalls A. Mapparaatl aa Eiaeutora ot N o ta ry T u h k c. J a f f e r .o n ^ y ( S F “ You were kind enough on tbe train. limousine overtook Uoooria Ul jo ’s elec­ tha lati vili and tettameli ol llalan conspicuous, for now sho was to bo s Copy Nv.lce of Applirallan far Lotterà Talent A Rollio», daeaa»*d J •Ur. Blye. to offer to let me buy my tric. Mrs. Bly* let Ned slight. Mbc J Incorporad)» - - e r R o a l l y Co m p an y In c o rp o re l)ng — T h a tch working girl' Chuluota. ria.. Apri) IH. ItlL vvairli, and II» tak# It now. If yon drovo boms. Uer bnsband bod long I N o t I r e la h« resy..g lvw w t h a t we, th e TV-Frt-41« Suddenly there was a wheezing and n d c rrlg n a d , in te n d to a p p ly to t h a H o n o r­ please.” * I since preceded her. From a secret a rustling at the door and a scraping T ht Medicine of Life a b l e p a r k T r a m m e ll, G o v e rn o r o f tha B u t e “I’m very sorry 1 haven't It wltb me, drawer of hl» desk bo took some pa ot F lo r id a , a t Tallahasaao, F l o r i d a , on tba A faithful friend Is the medicine o t s if some one were bending to listen jdh ^ d ay, ot J u n e , A . _ l ) . l F 1 6 , _ l o r Lattare yon another time, I am an(i stuffed them in uls pocket; B u t 1 aboil atpsf’<"t" r n t , In c o rp o ra iio g T h a t c h e r R e a l t y C o ts- Ilf*. — at tbe keyhole, a alienee and then a IWfG '^ V _ Ï r.-- - • . S . iI ¿a* *•-^1 K iin t " W . a M WANT ADS PAY w- g h ______ ._. �__ H O R IE » ;.u. ~ . T H E BANPORD IIF.RALD *» ’ short hatred, big man named Edw ards, whom they cal tort T J With the ur rival of tho rufTev* Ulye told the time from n tiny gold watch, the only one be carrlevl now. "Tho runaway bride!” laughed Cunninghnm. " I’m In n hurry." Ulye explattu>d. "1 INK told you when wo camo lioro that I had to leave nt 8 " "Of course we know where you are going.” Tummy challenged him. June was sitting In her lonely little bedroom waiting for Marie, whom she bad hum out to a drug More for toilet articles Mrs iloales Hiiddealy knocked "A gentleman to see Miss Ju stin .” she announced, "a gentleman with a Mack beard ami a diamond ring mid a gold tilling In one tooth, lie says It’s Mr illye. I lit the parlor lamp for a Slack velvet gown, while tbo charge account went up. The gown wna ink* I *d away. Tho woman bad u girl r a r r j It to th° department* on Id she had bought the gown, didn’t cure for It and wauled tho money, $135. The manager of the credit depart­ ment expostulated with the woman ns tar as diplomacy would p erm it It was not unusual to bnvo credit cus­ tomers bring back goods and demand cub. hut It was unusual to have It done ao quickly, tlowcver. abo wna n jcod customer, nnd her hills were al­ ways paid. The woman rejoined her friend In from of June's dressing alcovo and irl ampbaqUy displayed the money. The husband of the customer enmo up. fu­ rious. lie had boon to the credit desk jnul discovered the deception. A little group quickly formed around the mid die aged hpsbnud and wife. ^ ll was at this moment that Itlye up pcaud by tho sldo of tho gray mu.-» tached man, nnd with him w as Tom> my Thomas! Itlye nodded tits head to Cunningham and said something to Toaituy. She strolled with quite evl dent reluctance across the floor -year turn, ih-ur.” said tin* ninnnger ess to June and frowned In the Ulrec tlon of the group. “I give you e v e r y t h i n g y o u w a n t . " char:vd (he m a n " N o w o m a n In town lias mu r e Yo u cun g o I n t o shell In New Y o r k a n d ordet wt i a t like, nnd I ikiv v o u r blip» Yet gr-lft on m e " llil-t .my y«jii you “You give me everything blit ¡non e yr shrilled the woman " l beg for every <* ill I get!’ To g b e on tin* o n e band and to |»-g on the other' ll wa s a s i n k i n g llllis tniUmi of the principle which bad led June away from Ned T h a t t h e wo mail Is uial uniat remai n an o b j e c t of eharlt' depend ujhiu I he Isninty «*f tin inait whom she titanic» No uiatiei how generous tin* inn it might t«** ton bun jiemutulli. tho |innclpto wa s 11... •arm* The gr a) nitiatuclietl nnm c u l l e d ihc r. Ht "’1 n**'i «1 111%i* t o w r ! li:iI lit I U* « It111* dre*s.' he said. Indicating June, who had on another frock "Certainly." rt-pUetl tin* inn tin gcriaet. She bun led dver to June and mild. "Conn*. Thercse!” * A warm (ntod caught Juno's wrlat. and a volet* said: "You're »mnnlng! Whnl’a tin* tight about TlUlllll) I'll* *111II.1 It VI fl» Tin* Two gi rl s h|o <m| l i s t e n i n g Thi -gt. iv UlUhluclied m a n r o s e "If this i» the sort of intention I receive In this shop 1 will give It uo more of patronage." ho declared an­ grily to Mu* munngereH-H. Ulje. smiling, »aw the superintend eat itiler nnd called his altcnllon to thu gray imisiaclierl man. and the mi peftiiteriilent iiurrlisl overand met ttrln Cutltiiiigliutu. whoso checks puffed with anger “What Is tho m atterT‘ asked thu au perin leaden t. “Maiti-r”' hhiEist Cunningham. "I've two asking this sales worn an for hall .an hour to lot me s»*o that llttlo white drew." ht. pointed n, Junu. “and i am Uoored. sir!" . The superintend ent turned to the manageress “ Mudum Ctllug, w hat 1» the trouble?“It’a n new model." explained the matingereaa. “ | can't get her to pay •ay attention to me.” ‘‘Then discharge her at o n ce r order•4 the superintendent and turned on hla heel. Madam Efllng stalked straight over k to Juno. “'ou nro discharged!" aho snapped. “O hr j uno vvua stunned. ^ excuses, please!” grated tho man T h ere were unhappy dinners In New York thnt night. Ned Warner. n(rnhl to leave the headquarters ho had es* tnbl lulled, bad his dinner brought In Gilbert Blyo W.t» W. n t m g Far kier et thè Corner * June wondered whut she should do. Ned Warner, riding aimlessly and disconsolately on n street cor and look­ ing out eurneatly at every passerby, suddenly caught sight of one |H*destrlan who made his heart Jump. M a­ rie! She was Jogging Industriously along with a bundle under her arm and n very clear Idea of direction apparent In her Very speed. Nisi run after tier. At the Iloales door Marie heard the sound of running footsteps, turned with normal curiosity, saw Ned. let herself in nt the door and closed It with a slam, snapped on the night lock and flew upstairs. T ie ’s coming. M iss June!" she cried ” Mr. Ned!” Nisi! June’s heart leaped within her. and fo ra moment she was flooded with a mud Impulse to run down nod be folded In his arm s and forgiven. No! She must be strong tot tier own snke nnd for tils, for the sake of their ultlnmie ooitnul self res|n-ot and (he full lo-ss or itie love which cun be founded on tliar iiloin* Meet me ni that little hold to which wv wet»- nrst going.'* sin* directed Mn rie lumtliv Mill, smid uibg her tjat and coat, she harried down the stulrs and out of Hu* back door. June litul forgotten Cllllierl Illye ab snlutcl). Mil in* had not forgolteu liet lie Hud t«s*n r»*qu»*»led to wait, and ■. * Ju st received a shipment of Carter’s new PENCRAFT INK for Office or Fountdin Pen, with the new Patent, Dustproof Pourout. P in ts......... ............ , .............................................. 60c Half P in ts............................................................35c 4 oz. Bottle, for Fountain Pens, with filler 25c Try P E N C R A F T —You Will Use No Other • Wv tarry constantly in stock a Complete line of the Old Reliable < AKIKR'S INKS. It makes no difference what quantity yon tiesire, nor for what purpose you wish it. we can supply your needs., C a r t e r ’s W r itin g F lu id in Q u a rt B o ttle s . ............................ 7 5 c i l bin. in c i_-*11 i tn| I •-i Vf \\ i 11 1M ' li) ri filli k 1InituI-<<1 w ilti-f w tu» i-.lt ti t i \ |*»ki*l«c tlcd *-.-•r-ti i «»ut-*. *»ùt ini.» tln- nuli unii \\r < fill.I Ili'O fU I(Ml I»Jjt . nli* H IlItliM-ll -III- i Neil li.ni seiirccly . %• «I N r » I W if lulictnsl II Juii*- Ilei Ihmigltts all un \* I Neil .ite! Il i M IM I uni iimlln-i, litui ! (ir ilr lim in ln l ber liinel) llu-tll in thè lid ie Imi k litsl VV I..... I« »M\ Vi Iti rw in wltli Marie i<> serve ami t.i grieve ■ \N •. •* > 11#*I <* t Ml»* '* *iv ef i li h ili, 1 i-l.-.! i||~|i h -lui Mih ii *W i I Lt. • Ml- N* . t \ i! ijn t»e*II ^ ,1 v|I ■ WM||||»r) It*‘I r ami lil» »v|U- llieir f.iees g r u ».-il un V» oppinole slvli-s a Mie 1 line wlm li Itavi 1st Mn- I « *» III » im»i >11*1 * ill .III .1ill ( so Huddetily lieeniiu* big. unti »ent bitek il M p MllKfl 111 1 bll-b.lllll gi-t-* lo round, blaek *<li| A uni I k-hby Un* rver.' Vml > if ini V ni - ii r delti aeie» »In- lini pr<-pati-i| v»l|l> stilli \\t;:i9 «• fi* » fit 1»■I fil*»'* deep itfTì« tuoi luto*» i ■«»lite llniimer 1 ».1 w a. 1 'J lit t» M**- «* (»••r* ■ •Ut III Mie ~T>*-*1 lllliM .il pel filli! tu lli, J s| t » tin M lu 1. II Vi .111*-' ut a ehi. ken l»i|ie ami Im e w tilnUig 1 ' * \ al rv rrv solimi Itobbte ami In» nielli :i h Mrs B .alca rii.’i i h iti’f * i-rlllg. ( Ite bitter .1ime » l»i»nlUe-| limoni l»«H»h«*tJ « all» In-r \|<Mir«* fl IM» frieiut. dmgranst tln- iiollow niiiier It.v t «tu«1 W Mfu r tn«| I J IM fìlt («N i l i t i •unii t Ifig li.* t ».il. ni limi *1e»»elt ami t I 1 |1J«* H ft ^ I tj il* J hr n * i h lilt K U n t i l i tini! ngpl li tln- t.lbli " u In tki’f *‘»I in»»“* In-it*' fv* » i p ti»*"! 11xi %%' I loiiotla Itivi* »al opponile ilo- parroi N:«flit* «* Itivi' 11l*'n III K i r I .If U il ami » veri lune ir »ipi. ibi-.i »nri!i*-*i ir M ut - I n * f .H it'll in a t 1l i r I'lir.N i cl* *4l| It |o sliui up l ite alnioriiiall) agl) tulli w i iru ’l) a Hhlfl «<l Hit |»u>»n4«*l». |p || inani tieni ly li.-nl Iter Inulti nutnped for Nil. lir nini Um« fi** »f inti to KO «»t , oflerlng tu retiiove Un* bini alni « ben lim ine ilo- uftei »in- i.tbl nei iiaiiil oli p> pi-i r*> -ni to in « ii.*u»i ■ Ned P o l i i poi.1 Ilei nul .prang u| tilt* eage tln ileiiioii btt Iter unger un / I Hi« »I III I Ile t■!•••••t i Ile -I M I i. I), .ii, Mill U |l lb. I ill. -| il .1 VVl In -1 *.f *s**1 Poni h* *1 !I HT' I I Kill Ol I » t>- I I * > I i t* I - l l ^ ( fit* i ik M I h«- I *»«*IP «I.M .I P It.. I.i Itlye b«11 mn! Pu.l.«*d i... i. in the •Kll »■a?» IaDipt) lug room m ex« iieuietit. I^ l’ali'H. Mi* T il" « h|> «'llmtii'd * y•— i "Got liliu!” nnuuunced Hill maid 1 on Gilbert Htye's w ile WJ,» already w If 11 » MIhh .In»’ in ' u n i- ti hm lim YV1,1 her feet. V lirr *tti»l il ( h i«*k ■ alii May in«* 1 «a “ Mv bai and «»nil''' »he shrieked to Al . I . i - ..«-1« *1 _•■«>! I*-« 111 {Jn »MJ1 ilf ( D« I In* a linormad) ugly maid .i» i* «!«***( ii*»f in* t 1II * » Mn . m i il •t f • 'ts site with Ittm - il*-onililli»l I loti«« 1 ’ 1 rlil “I don l kn**vv My partners lire 1 \\ .t r ij« t p i (‘«1 t IU\k|| f t»»* SÏJIII"* INK A fter A ll, C arter's is the B est 1 1 Mr» Itoaies having •■orti»tly giu,»*»"l lb it Into- « .in to .I Uo* kuvuhliihle M i rle pti-n-nt H llo- interview li.nl heel, bind ei.o n i 1111■-1 ,»i IP k pi m at el «♦»*" tir» uii«| «luti* 1 1WÎI'J 1füll! ff»' *’ vvfiT- lillig tin- llopt a Ij',I park ipiof» I* k »I ’ 1*. limi mill , i**11 ..or ut M Collie'' -l*P I O l lI lO llP t II) till* «tulles» oll» Uoiiortil buiullisl the flat, wide de I «* 1o«* f i g l i ! n r tu Hie left tectlve Into lu-r elect rle and stnrted •«-r»«* Mu! win o ui* ii -ii« lu-il flu* «Hey mouth (lie mm lilio«¿iRm or left? "W here?'' she uiajestlcnlly dcinuudevl. ivhli'h way lo««. In Hie mean 11 me Hie «Irlvi-n J tin«* "Ulverslde drive! I'll show you the Inin «•tug aimlessly noknl Im« k at ev place!" “ Is he Ktlll In. Hlluky?*' demamlcrl ,-ry Innung to «ee ll t'm ninn sliu lovevJ Itlll Wolf, tumbling out or the ma­ ■ven- lullon lug low At « ’ich tiiriilng a ilari liguri-, quick chine ami lauding right cud up. (tllnky Peters was too good a de- 1 «■r Itili«' »tu« -prune Int.* hhfltte t«*filni1 I tectlve to answer In words lio gnve tree trunk m g sie p oii m ip»irwny or nu upward loss of his round tiend nnd corner, selecting eacii hhllug (ilare be And lile ligure a wink of tits IWhllke eye and walked fore he left the Inst Into the building with an air uf not was (¡liberi Blye. blip k Vani)vkfHt swaggering of gall amt «lulling having seen mil Wolf at nil. " F ifth !” ordered Hlluky. leaning over (T O B E r () N T IN .U E D » to whisper thnt magic word mysteri­ ously Into the cur of the curly haired elevator boy The boy did not mind, Technical Rights. lie was usedtto nil sorts lie sent up A innn ahOuld not be t(K) iitrong ln llie elevntor with a Jerk Uut nt the ■ “Madam!*1 called the vivacious Tom* llfth floor. First door to the right. lnalstlng on Ii I m teehnlcul rlglda Y’ou Thomas, but madnm only glared at Now! A ring at the doorbell, llusti! hart* n pertect right tu wear a rod ” r flhtl stalked aw ay, whllo June •The door kwutig open, and immedi­ necktle In a fli-ld w llh a hall, but you **lked Into tier dressing nlCoTo to ately Hill Wolf pushed'lu. The oth­ ahouidnT.—Smith Bend Newn-Tltncs. »now, with sympathy for nil tho other ers crowded after him. ,n ber position. Just how It feels “T h ere he is, ma’am !” shouted Blit, to discharged. plunging Into the next room, nnd Meantime Tommy Thomas, tho look Honortn Blye saw In Juno Warner’s m concern fading from hor handsome draw ing room the tall, lean, lanky de­ n '?D,cnnnrc* hurried over nnd Joined tective with the sparse black benrd. Cunnlnghaai and Gilbert Illye. who wna the caricature of her band“•three left tho department, tome husband! Ned \Vnruet followed when June emerged from her dressIn from the reception room. ■ •',odam KAI dr was there nnd "W hat am I to undenttnnd by this. , f0* ft word gavo her a little yellow 4 Mrs. fliyeT* he inquired. »■il-T1' Oils ,n hcr *“nntl Juno “You ought to know, y o u r gruffly iked out lot* tho street, saddened charged "Sneaky" Tuvls, who hud fol ***** the realisation that, after nil. tho lowed the» ottiers nnd. whirling, he is full of hard pointed nt tho airlru tu re 'T rial's her • pi and that bounty might have Its husband!” •dvantagva. “Shut up!” squawked Mrs Blye and ^UUbcn Blyo w-aa waiting for her at went home. the fon“ pleasant, amlllng. Rha k 1 «r. -suave, “«"W- l> Gilbert Blye nt that time was quite h u i J tleTe,■ * n1*« who raised far from tlie qeone of Honorin'* cap­ . . "JL* w,tl> more courtly grace than ture or oven 'U Ned's wanderings . * ue , f lu? wa|k w|th w*a dining 'with Tummy Thomas, and I way, unit she saw no rwa- a rather ('elderly woinati. and a riolj* excuse to refuse him after hta like girl-'with sw iftly mlvnnrtng crow * •lion of the morning. H o eym feet tip tha eornrr* of nor ryes, «ml with her, and he extended his Orin q tinnlnghtim. and n tiravv nddeq. to Uni door of hpr lodging». U e INK .W jUiave it in every color and for every pos­ sible purpose. Remember the Herald when you want INK. h i m . " ---------- —■ '^ T 1 bcld ber hntnl a uioim-nt dYurioug In “Xi>]| ber to tako It ofT now, onlcrcd jiartlng. mal (tic tvlieptlug Mra. Boaku, * tbé cu»M»IÌ' r- “ It’* n c barge nccount.” her coli! eye look lag from thè nrvn win So Juue «na uneercmoulously ruslieil dow. miw Min Muidlog over ber tu lato ber alcove mal dlvcated or ila* umili ng perniasi mi. PAGE SEVEN Carter's Writing Fluid in Pint Bottles.. dOc Carters Writ ini: Fluid in Half-pin! Bullies 25c Carter's Writing Fluid in -l-o7. Buttles !0c W rit in " Koul F lu id B lack in In k K ( *;i! I i ! it I» I n k ’. !-i»y. 5c B u t t les 10c 111 -l-u'/. B o t t l e s in Ll-ny B u t t l e » ue Blaek l.etter Ink in *J-uz Bottles 5c HI “ ll c e l l , \ 1« lil t I «!' ! ¡ 'l ie . --u y . •>c M'i 1 I l k, 'J -0'/, Bmlt le 5c fur h a n k s a m i l.'tree uli ie«*s • k . < 1 1» i n pill! 50c IOc \ Ii »let 5c • a f t e r .» < a r te r 's S ta m p ' ir le r '» I a N iim h e n m ' h viihln Bad I» *r N lliiiiiei i i«.! l a e l i i i < liiiv 25c S ta m p » ) al ' eu'iif' .I i him | {e u i.» íe r <»r 10c Cl >i if C A R T E R ’S I NKY R A C !•; R C l l KMM AL 9 r4 _ Carter';» 1 ,11 (imi t J i . e I Oc meiid.» everv ihm ji j Carter’s New Ve! \'et Show Card Ink ifur makinii card sigisi in Blaek. Eij;ht Red. I)ark Reti, White. Orrv.p*. l-i^ht B'ue, Dark Blue, Brown and Yellow.................................... ...... l**c ■HOUSEHOLD I***** ndelible Ink tinmmxag g ¿»inf: ituxil Mmm* C arter’s Household Indelible ( ’arter's Photo-Library Baste in Double Well Jarsf. 25c Ink (for marking linen) with ; m a rk in g o u tfit ( 'arter’s Photo-1 dlirary Baste in 4-oz bottles with Brush tOc 25c Carter’s Typewriter Ribbons, for any make machine 75c MAIL ORDERS GIVEN PRO M PT, CAREFUL A T T EN T IO N ^ _________________________________________ J The Herald Printing Co. * 107 Magnolia Avenue .* Sanford, Florida �DOS. ' , . • .. 1 S 5WvMS About Citrua C'onkot The following copie* of letters have been received from Senator Duncan U. Fletcher and will mav y oil interesting rending for citrus fru growers: Copy Imperial Japanese Embassy, Washington, May 12, l ‘J 16. Honorable Durnnn U. Fletcher, Dulled Statics Senator from Flor­ ida, Washington, D. C .: Sir: In referring to the la tte r part of my note sent to you undyr date of February 10th lasts I have now re­ ceived from the foreign office at T okio a copy of the report made upon the citrus canker Jj >‘ the Agrinl "h>rfrerti, Wj r^*i ttrrfonr oh f h r ‘ THE VIRGINIAN AT THE STAR MONDAY, MAY 24th Lot2 of Poor Stuff MAY 21 ion ; SANFORD HERALD PACK EIGHT What Florida N E E D S and N E E D S D A D L Y is legislation to prevent the shipment of trash out of the state. This is a big producing state. Special legislation has been enacted to help make the citrus fruit industry profitable. Why neglect the vegetable growers? if any line of industry needs legislation tho Im­ mense vegetable Industry needs It., All poorly graded or packed stock should not bo permitted to leave the state.* The shipper of it is just as dangerous to the industry as is thu green fruit nhipper to the citrus fruit industry. Department of Agriculture and Com­ merce, the translation of which I have the pleasure of forwarding you enclosed herewith. Y'oun very sincerely, iSgnd.) S. Chinda. i t * finit appearance in Ja p a n -in 1899 upon Navel oranges and nfterwards expanded to th e other citrus fruits j u s t referred to in the above. Its origin cannot he traced, but it is Jho concensus of opinion among the frp it growers of Japan that it was broug rought to Jap an from some foreign countries »untrles in conj conjunction with the Na vcjl. -orange. T h e Locution Affected by (he Round S c a b and Extent of the Damage As above stated , the Round Scab has affected'N avel oranges and other citru s fruits, hut there wna no case when the Onju orange was infected by i t . This disease bus extended to localities from tho west of Tokio to K ju s iu Island. T h e damage from it, however, hoa_L*vn kof—trttte1*’ tm t a n c e , for the cultivation of those kinds of oranges which were affected is limited in Ja p a n , and also be* cau se nn effective preventive meas­ ure has been found. DRINK P U R E WATLft WHY TAKE CHANCES WHEN PURE WATER CAN BE HAD E L D E R W A T E R S P R IN G 39.98 PER CENT PURE ANALYSIS: i’h. !>.. Rollln* ( ’«Urge. Florida Winter Park, Florida. April pi p j j ; II. R. Coney, Esq.. Orlando, Florida Dear S i r :— I have completed a careful sanitary analyst* of the - t,n[,|r of water that you brought me last week nnd hsvo obtained iht « , nï C0 |or .......... Ijc n r Chlorine C parts per l.ntmoun Neutral Reaction Neutral Total Soilids 8 parts per I ten imki “" N i t r a t e s '... |r ,. Free Ammonia None • iru Albuminoid Ammonia None Hardness 38 parts per t.iMin.ixm The absence of both free and albuminoid ammonia In ili, 'print ■-wtttrf amt bvrrtjnm tnH srrrotmt of chlorine Indlrnlc its good quitllh n„. the Indication* arc that it Is oT exceptionally good qualRy. A very desirable feature of this spring water Is It* softness, roni.un. linu a g llean e s s man than unr*iuumi one-fourth u» of the »»■« «amount 1»»— of calcium ¡ T and . magnesium t.irU). . . . waiopu ut fiAbout Imi lit otintirfh * found r___ a iin. _. nafcH many walcrn nf of fhlri thin rpffinn. region, anil and ill just enough, ». as ____ mar) authorities think for supplying the Umc and magnesia requirement' .»r the body. Your* Respectfully, (Signed) T H O S . It. It \KLR Daily deliveries made in Sanford in five gallon bottles sealed at the spring. Rhone us for further informa­ tion as to deliveries, prices, etc. Icebergs and 8ea Water. Copy How long will some shippers think T h a t tho temperature of sea water \t a wise policy to nhip poor, in* T h e Preventive Measure of the rises slightly near nn Icoborg, as one man of science has asserted. Is a con­ t orior vegetables to the different Round Scab clusion not borno out by the Investiga­ markets w/th n hope of getting T h e appearance of the disease can tions of the bureau of standard*. Dur­ "•omothlng” out of them? Th ey be effectively checked, if the ROH­ ing tho summer patrol of tho United certainly never stop to think how D E AUX M IX T U R E IS S C A T ­ S t a t e s steamships Chester nnd Bir­ well it may look when they pack T E R E D over tho fruits twice— once, mingham In tho North Atlantic, mem­ their shipment th a t it will not look when tho fruit grows to ono-quartcr bers of tho staff of tho bureau took au­ no well when it reaches destination. tom atic records of the temperature of ward, but TiToy stood cdwo3 arid sTilvof nn yjcli in dinmeter and then I t la positively foolish to ship much tho water. Tho records show that again when the fruit is half an Inch changes of temperature In tho sea far orlng with fright. Homo were blind­ o f the stuff t h a t is now leaving tho in diameter. Sometimes leaves are from Icebergs nro at least ob great folded; but tbo effect was tho same, state. Shipm ent after shipment also infected and it is shown by nnd sudden as the changes near them, and only one horao showed any willing­ is refused by th e consignees because their nhundant fall in the courxo of nnd that they do not point to tho ness to go. th e y will not bring freight charges. ThereujKm tho driver Jumped down March, April and May. In that presence of icebergs. They find also Many tim es consignees accept and, cutting tho traces of tho other Did you ever sae any poor Cali­ ease one ought also to sc a tte r the Hint nn Iceberg moro often lowers than horses, drove the willing ono nt full stuff, hoping to save tho shipper tho ralaos the temporaturo of tho water gallop through tho lira Tho wagon cost of his packages at least. In, fornia vegetables in any of the mur- Bordeaux mixture over th e leaves n e a r IL Theso conclusions are Iden­ paused through without exploding, nnd once in the middle of J u n e , *or twice Did you notice at any time m an y cases when this Is done the kets? tical with those arrived nt by tho ob­ after tlio war the horse wns decorated shipper cussses tho consignee for how attractively AI.L package* from in the early part of June and July. servers on tho Scotia, which wna sent In tho manner described nnd tho swindling him. If the consignee that sta te were put up «r branded out to the Newfoundland banks by the driver promoted. • Translslion Did you ever notice fails to get hack his freight charges or labelled? B ritish Hoard of Trndo In the summer Judging (rom tbe reporta reccivetl of 1913. except that they more often and notifies th e shipper that he has the lot of junk from Florida in tho Unhappy Bulgaria. been tin aide to got tho charges, does different markets? It is enough to bere from Messia. Stevens, Wolf, observed small rises of temperature In It wns not until 1885 that eastern th e shipper send on his check for tho mnko the shipper of good stock hang Masset etc., wo fotind mueh siml- tho neighborhood of icebergs.— Youth's noumella revolted from Turkish rule his head when ho sees much of tho larity between thè soicalled C I T R U S Companion. loss? V E R Y rarely. and unltnd with Ilulgarla, and It was Wo hear all kinds of tales about Hluff th at is sent out. Why cannot C A N K E R . a dismise of citrini plnnts not until October. 1908. that Prlnco A Horse’s Medal. how shippers are robbed, etc., from Florida have just as attractive pack­ nppe.aring in thè state of Florida. Ferdinand proclaimed Ilulgarla an In­ A Russian artillery horao won a men who know nothing about the ages? If tho time ever comes when T e s a * and olhers of thè Uniteti dependent kingdom Thirty years bronze medal at Plevna. Orders were passed after the Bulgarian »n r for business. There ha* been all kinds the trash nnd dirty packages will lie |States, ami thè ROUND S C A R , a given for some ammunition wagons to o f legislation enacted because it has kept at home, growers will see a dismise whieh in some recent yoar» lot hurried to a spot (hat meant erosn ; Independence before their freedom been the opinion that the shippers difference in their returns for good ha* buon (numi m .lupa« tu rerlnin i lag th e enemy’s zone of fire. All t h e 1 wna otTtrlnlly recognized in Europe were not treated justly. T h e legis­ stock. Let us hope it will come soon . eitrus pinot», sudi a i Nave! ornnge*. tlmo shells were crash lug among thu Virile, laborious, thrifty, persevering, Citru* Deca malia, ('¡irus Aurati-! horses, bringing them down In heaps courageous, and an xtons for pLogress, Florida Growers New*. lators knew nothing of the actual lumi Var Siiiensis. etc R u t it U nnd frightening such ns escaped. •he lliilgarlans are daring to dream conditions prevailing in the trade. great dreams for ihelr 111He country, not j e t tlear whethur ilio**« twn 'Hines without number did tbo Rus­ T h ey thought more about vote get­ Would Make World Happier. and today, ns ever, their Immediate sian drivers, sparing neither whip nor ting legislation than they did nof Every man should be contented to citrus (liseuse* belong in‘ tho sante! future st-ems to he beset hv all man r.'itegory. T h e Round Scali Iliade spur, nttrinpt to urge tho horses for tier of dlflleultles th o shippers* interests. mind his own Inisln*** —Aesop Elder Spring Water Co. •Sanford, Florida Phone 1017-3 n u É ♦ .... •*> «• CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING i i ■ i ♦ ♦ —_______ .. ♦ ♦ All Local Advertisement* I ndtr This Heading T H R E E CENTS a Line For Each Inner lion. Minimum Charge 25 Cenln. FOR SAI.K $ For Sale -Indian n 1913 model, all in y..tier Inquire ut M- J a c k Ruldinger. For Sale I 979025. Would t.ik, un tu to as part pay nn i,1 Fate's Perversity. J. IL M . Herald (Mint ‘‘Ono of my daughters ha* timsIlUls,** exclaimed Mr Growehnr, "nnd the oth­ ♦v« er sprained her w ris t'" ♦ ‘‘Tlint's hard luck ♦ ♦ “Yes Nothing seems to work out ♦ the way tt »oi'-h» (o The girl who _______ __________ ♦ 4* » sprained her wrist slug* and the ono For Rent House of ■ with tho sore throiU play* the Diami." and hath on M v r t h* in. Inquire of Hill I Realty Hygi eni c Saus age. Tho Javanese cut sausage that in of lice. absolutely free from dog, cow. pig, horao or other animal that Is popu­ For Rent— Several i larly supposed to enter Into tho con­ rooms over Yowell’s. Ei struction of tho common sausage. In­ Yowell &. Co. stead It I* inadii only of rice, which is woU boiled—usually In water, but Fur Rent Furni.-.hed 1 sometime* in uillk unlit the nnltro room*, screened t hr." mass has reached tin* proper nmphone, g.i* and nil n.>. ttUti-ncy Aftwr bring ('(Milt'd tho rit e I* $2u per month , molded lllto stlckllko lengths Willi tho cnees. j fingers. These nro put lit pH paper months, include* water case* Instead of tho skin used In tho enson, UOG Myrtle A w . regulation sausage. This nonmeat Fo Rent'— Two or th << sausage la served e ith e r ‘whole, or cut up and eaten along with other food*. fu nlshed fo housekeeping location. 302 Park Ave FOR RENT Already you have been thinking of a pleasant vaca­ tion time. Our stock is most complete with Furnish­ ings for either Ladies or Gentlemen. Silk Hosiery Fans Try the famous Honest Dollar Hose. They are made without the loading. All colors $1.00 pair. Make a suitable and ap­ propriate gift for the Girl Graduate. Take a look at these beautiful fans while out shopping. Beautiful Hair Ribbon for all Men’s and Boys’ Bath Suits ‘‘Old King Cole*’ R eally Lived. "Old King Cole," who was so fond of "his pipe, howl and fiddler* three.” is believed to have really existed In the flesh In the third century A. D , ac­ cording to a llrlilsh legend. _ Ills daughter, Helena, a very beautiful creature, married ConstanUnus Chlorus, a Roman general, and tho "merry old soul" of “Mother Gooso" annals thus became tho grandfather of Con­ stantine the Great. ta m a s s A jp I For R e n t- A six room Coronado Reach f u r n i 'l ' rent by the season or »nor •! to F. S. N iem cytr, l.ongw. (» ♦ ♦ WANTED < W anted— or 5 acres, near ford, cleared, tiled, Rowing «ell. th at has been farm ed; also a three room houscNk W rite or rail Sem­ inole Real Estate Co.. Herald HMK • Phone 148, Geo. D . H art, manager 76-3tc Ä Ö U 1?c6 W an ted — Uaby push cart. -<>""d hand. Must 0e a bargain. In(|txir«Th-Jlp a t 119 West First St. ;; And also Stands for Rolls, 'I | And then there's Complete stock of this You will have, no trouble to find what you want out of our . four popular lines. dainty underwear at %' V •--; k-’ * very reasonable prices t HAT RlNOiTRUf.' Ask your boy about Bell Shirts and Blouse Sl Bread and Pies and Cake, 11 We Bake for Hungry fjouls. - * We’re Artists with the.Rolling Pin ; 1 And here’s the Tunc we sing 11 Dough re, mi, fa, sol, la. 1[ H I 1 ìK e L ii- à ifJ S t t ■ PK mh Unused to Th at Voice. A sweet little chnd Is Frances, but but there aro moments when her busy mother finds her retterated questions and repeated request* somewhat try­ ing. One day, receiving a rather im­ patient reply to an Innocent remark. Frances, who sat out of range of her mother's countenance, quaintly ex­ pressed her surprise and perplexity over that dear mother's unwonted brevity and ciispnoss. “Is your fseo smiling, mamma?" «ho naively In­ quired. "Your ‘voice sounds **(u# strange! ** Never Glv* Up! B e not uneasy, discouraged or ,,u of ‘humor because practice fall* hl“’r of precept in some particulars lf happen to bo beaten, return to * • charge.— Marcus Aurelius. u-aa. It is odd that the man who M**1 without thinking Is tbo ono most sp to m y what he thinks. �- .» —— •*. ••r- ~ ’ * . IN TH E HEART OF T H E W ORLD’S GREATEST VEGETABLE SECTION PU BLISH ED semi - w eekly H E R ALD IN SANFO RD— Life h VOLUME VI ON TUESDAYS AND FRIDAYS Wuith Living S A N F O R D . F L O R ID A , TUESDAY. MAY 2.",. 1015 I T-------- NO. 79 large class graduates from high school lir a d u a lio n Hxtrcinr» these tvun pa per« rank among even Sanford had the honor of whn h t l ie y ha ve no ronkrol " W or n­ being the childhood home of th e ati * in l ine noe lui* ul wuys been a be * t woman lawyer in Florida T h at , strongly c o n l r o l l m g a n d r o n n c c t i ve women hud invented *ome of the for-e ufion all issile* of promot ion n a i l o n , especially most useful patents, that the s u b ­ (or thè g oo d of intim ate knowledge of her su bject marine telescope, paper bag machine, l ho*e i ssi le* in which t h è h e t t e r me nt well developed, showing that in the a device for deadening the sound of of ilio r a c e a n d i mprovet l e li ibi con In t In* opin pn*t few years the government has wheels on elevated railroad train*, di' " n e a re conc erne d done much toward* tin* end. ably car coupling*, electric batteries, an |om of t h è young ••ssuyist. woruen seconded by sta te legislation and apparatus for raising sunken vessels -I ,fd h a v e Ito* vo t e t hai i io* w li eie meli 1 -i li . , «11. r r».+1i' Aud-ibitn Sin'ie*!*'*. «1 iliiv tie* \ li and m a n y in •r in m o de r n use hud •• ilm versai -ullr.tgi l* ‘ -tali ■I ii Imiii S im let . *>t l.oui'iana I bat I . . . * , I In i v i n t i o n * i*| w o m e n M o - I I «H P .voi e.ts« s orto i m p o r t , t i l of all to M o l . ime C u r i e |nany nt tin* Ti• e*t - 1 , i. - of t urd* w vote wars down llere .1 t re ldue the discovery of r.idiont, which were becoming ev iim i through lack of protection, but now through tin1 has revolutionized all. previous held llieioious uppluuse lutei rupted thè T h e audience wus with establishment by the government, ideas of physical science, using these speaker. of bird reservation* it is hoped to and many more excellent reasons hef C o m bu ltillg thè Statement tli.it vote, *Ill* preserve them, She gave interest­ why woman’s intelligence entitles s i men do nnt wiint d I'M 1 Ml her to vlotc Mi*s Hickson stated ing dnUi on tin* proleelion and feed of r cent that there a re ‘ miimmmiii women ing of lords, reservations, nest build \ .tli workers without representation, w ho 1 crm I mg and tlrew a pretty picture of tin t he men mi etlorts made by the \nmnean Mu mu.*! work under c o n d i t i on s o v e r agams t Tif per"' cent of the that Friday night closed the events <>f I hr very best productions n f High Commencement week wi t h t he grad school graduate*. hen* i'll elsewhere nation id the senior*, seventeen of Mis* Mildred Dickson's essay on the whom won for themselves d i p l o m a * ‘"Preservation of Hirds" showed an This is the proudest moment in the school life of a girl of boy, for having completed the proscribed course of Study, satisfactorily and with credit they have achieved the honors of fraduntion. A brilliant audience gxthered to do h o n o r to t h e s e voting people and as the line of g r a d u a t es entered the auditorium an ••nihiisi utic applause greeted them. The »tige decorations were attractive »nd quite in harmony with the spirit of the occasion. The class banner in their colors of black a n d gold hung at the back of t h e s t a g e . o|f«et by graceful bum boo. T h e d o w e r * in profusion were also in y e l l ow, the duss dower being t h e black eyed Susan The music throughout the •vening was furnished by the Hoys Temple Hand. V At the appointed hour, heralded by Hume Humph, president of the juniors, the meinh*rs of the county and local school boards, the teachers and graduates Btsrched down the right aisle to the *Uge in the following o fd e r: First e*®* Hon. D. L. Thrasher, county Supt. of schools, followed 'b y F . P. Fonter, chairman, and S. C. Dick-' of the county board; II. F. WhitBer and 8, Rungo; Rev. F. P. •Strong, and Dr. Nathaniel Prntt of Rollins College, the •speaker of the •*«ning. Supt. B . F . Exell, Misa Guild, principal of th e High School the teachers, followed by Miss Tstherly; Hiaa W alker and Miss «etenion, Miss K in g and Miss Gt' After these walked the graglu*tes, followed by the other pupils Of the High School, the Intter taking * T places i n ' s e a t s reserved for lhem in the front rows. - The invotatihHJi,y' Rov. F. P. **°nf was followed by a group of ong», "Greeting to Spring'* and lullaby*,» sweetly rendered by the w Ik Ciub oi tho HiKh School, i?. M,a» Lora T iflt at the piano. * ero but two essays, both th «* ! cb wer® ®*traordlnarily fine, * . •bOWed a depth of thought and , l * u *tudy in their preparation in i mt*rfMnd (h e hearers once t h , . 0 , t h e . e f l l d e n e y in training ' ®°n# Ly the principal nnd 01 our High School. Tho toM " Wf'r® delivered In a pleasing tinr*!^' * * cb w°rd dearly a'nij dlsj■faavs ” -t*rcd* T b a theme of the > were so widely divergent it ‘ “» ity T o s s s •nd unti« . r d t t * n oppor* h#r ,u b J«<* frea with the result s*iim *>f Natural lli*i"ry to interest tile puldic til tile study of birds by preparing groups of our common bird* and later on the larger species and establishing a foreground of Mil) square feet, with a painted b a c k ­ ground, the two blending so p er­ fectly that the observer scarcely knew where the one ended anil the other began. Th is sketch is based on the studies from Nature repiosenting the natural haunts of the birds. She touched upon the super­ stitions of the ancients, relatives to birds, as being responsible for the symbolism of birds. Their use in decorative use and effect upon lit­ erature and poetry was delightfully portrayed; while the high value placed upon the protection &f birds in U tah is evidenced by the erec­ tion of a monument in honor of birds in the Mormon Temple. Miss Dickson concluded this excellent paper by quoting from Dinnck. n passage pertinent to the subject. Miss Ethel Hickson followed with an essay equally fine, “ A Vital Question,'* that elicited frequent applause as she humorously made atta c k s upon tho men or hacked up an im portant statem en t with sta tis­ tics In favor of suffrage. She proved conclusively that woman is the "power behind the throno" and set forth eloquently the many rea­ sons why women should have the vole, asserting that bet intelligence and ability is equal to that of man, along many lines, quoting statistics in proof thereof, showing th at in colleges and- high schools of the United States there are two-thirds as m any girls graduating as there are boys.' That women are coming to tho front U demonstrated by .their splendid success In the pro­ fessions, and she also stated th a t ,. . DONEGAN WOULD EXEMPT HOMESTEADS FROM TAXES / ---------------- - OTHER INTERESTING NOTES ABOUT THE BUSY LAWMAKERS AT THE CAPITAL CITY Tallahassee, May 24 Two years ngo there wus a constitutional amend ment introduced in the legislature proposing to exempt from taxation the homestead exem ption! now a l­ lowed by law. The resolution was passed by the house of representa­ tives hut met defeat in the senate. Senntof Donegan of Osceola county hud revived the m atter by intro­ ducing the resolution in the senate end of the legislaturq today. It is Very doubtful .if it can ho passed at this session, with only two more weeks of the session and the calen­ dar of both houses loaded with hills which have the right of way over it , hut it will no doubt give certain of­ ficials several nightmares ns it moves nlong on tho cnlnndnr. The resolu­ tion is given in full below: Joint Resolution Proposing the Amendment of Article X of the Constitution of tho s ta te of Flo r­ ida, Relating to Homesteads anti Exemptions, So ns to Exempt From Taxation Property Used b y the Owners for Home Purposes. Be it Resolved hy tho Legislature of the S tate of Florida: That tho following amendment to th e Constitution of tho State o ( _ ■ Li ■ ilM M fiir * ♦ L frfftlil Florida be and the same i* hereby proposed and agreed to and *hull be submitted to the electors of the stall' of Florida for election or re­ jection at the next general election of representative*: Article X of the Constitution of the state of Florida, relating to honoxteads and exemptions, is here­ by »mended hy adding thereto an additional section ns motion 7 of the -aid article \» to read a* fid lows Section 7A homestead to the extent of ISO acres of land and -the improvements thereon used for the purposes of a home and hunsbandry Hi connection therewith, or the half of an acre within the limits of any incorporated city or town ami the improvements thereon u*ed exd*nsive-ly for the purpose of a home, owned by a eitixen of this -i.it>- re­ siding thereon, and the personal property In connection herewith shall he exempt from all state taxa­ tion. The county commissioners of each county in the state, not oftencr than once in every two years, upon the application of one-fourth of the registered voters of any coun.Continued on Page 4 , ¿r?“ - i --*■ I - --e=X-wr Eleven state* and one territory have grunted equal suffrage and it Is due to her nllUienre that better laws (or sanitation ami house inspection, » proper working day and the pay­ ment of wages in the presence of a commissioner obtain in California In tile homy state of Vice 1‘rcsldent Marshall, who opposes equal su f­ frage. lift \ thousand dollars was pet * for in ti. • bei fr nt- lull it* I* gi*|at ore \pt,o| down a' appro pMallott id two tfoa-atiil dollar* for tletter babte* Mi** Hp k*ou t'litwil tine of the finest paper* in favor of suffrage ever written with the s ta te ­ ment that "W om an 's suffrage is likely to hi* I hi* lenititi *t spiritual move fileni th.nl i h** ivnr •1 ha* ever known, I» mu**«* it m.*\ mean the .«wakening fi»r t lu* fi r i limi* in th> ln*lor\ n| till* W , OÎ 1>i "I more t han .It;, half . Prntt, the most importuni moment iti life is when the time of tem pta­ tion comes, in any form, we make our choice for g’ood or eveil. tliut makes us the master of iute. Right and notile thinking in the formative period of your life forms character. One who lives in a world of honutiful thoughts is reflected in our character We *eleel the abi l i t y to *ele. ( those tiling* «I- desi re t o t h i n k ab out for we live in a world n i nor own s el ecti on, making it j ust a* broad or narrow, high or low, pure or Impure, or as selfish or un­ selfish as we make it. Dtr. P r a t t ’s address was a masterpiece of intel­ lect mil thought that was received wi t h i-nlhuMustli appl ause T h e p r e s en t a t i on of d i pl oma s was Illude by Sop ì Ezel l . preceded by n few word* of c o m me ' i dot loti prai se a n d ad inoliti loo i losing to* ternari** wishing t he m God s pe ed in t he car­ eer* ujioti which they would e n t e r Hickson* At tile ilo* •-tun y Dr N at linniel I'r.itt wn* in The interesting program dosed (rodm-cd by Mr S Kunge, a mem lo r of the local school hoard, who ill with a selection by tho Hoys’ Hand well chosen words paid a beautiful and teachers and graduate* filed out tribute to the tencher* anti reminded to the library to receive congratula­ the graduates that ¡i was the teacher tions. The fiorai display was unusually who implanted tin* idea in children that shaped their future, urging them usually beautiful, which with many to remember their teacher* He also gifts were received by the graduates. The graduating class were Annie paid homage to Dr Pratt, In his remarks, introducing the eminent Whitner, Zoo Munson, Muriel Hurrepresentative of Hollins College. rold, Maud Cameron, Daisy Hetts. Dr. Prntt possesses an attractive Stella Brown, Gladys Green, Nellie Holland. Mildred personality and an easy How of Lough. May language that appeal* at once to an Dickson. Ethel Hickson. Hazel P ack­ intellectual audience, a magnetic ard; Albert Fry, Sherman Rout It, speaker, he held the interest and Ernest Shepherd, Vivian Speer and attention of his audience, without Robert Deane. Ushers from the junior class were effort Choosing a* hjs subject for qbe occasion " R ig h t Living is Right Hume Humph, Oscar Brown, Morris Thinking," he gave a beautiful ex­ Spencer, John Murrell. position of the Influence of thought f ’otn wicncfmcaf Aflrr Thoughts iijom churaeter, showing that above all the actual freedom we posse*» is I A mi*take was made in the state­ to think earnestly. On the out-] ment with reference to the tins* going nnd incoming tram* of thought 1 poem in the last Issue of The Herald. our impressions arc framed ami de­ Muriel Harrobl Imil been appointed termines the kind of hoy or girl, tnan |to assist, hut owing to her illness or woman that we shall be "for as the words wore written %y Zoe u man thinketh in 'his heart,"- etc., Munson alonl> nnd adapted to music etc. We are erenture* of habit, and n hy Zoe und Fannie Rehli Munson. life long habit of thinking honestly determines the environment In which \ Hazel Packard gave each of the we live D ante’s Inferno is an apt teachers of the High School >i bam ­ illu-tration >>f living in the environ­ boo vase bund painted l.v herself in ment of thought, a place made by poinselliu design. Another >harming ourselves It 1* the ability of the I attention to the !> I' lter* -ante front mind to formulate thought and cre­ u Freshman girl, a lovely bouquet ate right impressions. Impression Is of flowers. tlie result of looking upon an ob­ For years past it has been the cus­ je c t. The moral instruction in the home, the school und. tho com­ tom for tho graduating class to add ■ munity is to hold up tho higheat a work of art to the High School col­ Ideal» and to fnaton upon the mind lection. Owing to lo u that (are* the the things worth while! Measured school In the departure of Miss Continued on Pago 4 in terras *8f character, said D r . � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1915 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 10-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, May 21, 1915; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/5862755d144436b46d78f5349afc6fa1.pdf 3362369d1a455c94326508c6135a4b48 PDF Text Text <♦ ♦ ° P ü¡ £ * * £ =ñ 5 O o ° ♦ r—i 5?5 m •“5—1 P <♦ m o o m ♦ * ♦ ♦ �r■ „ ra sM a x fi i1 i W ftj . • ■Lut K P-.v Wtr - r • e=7 ■a fite.“ m B et; L; -f líiL j,', SCREENS AND HEALTH lîaetiiiiiiiiiiiiîeeciiiiiiiiiiiiJiiiiiiiiiiiiîscxiiiiiiiiiiiixxx 90,359 Ford Cars in Two Months ^ th a t many- a re preventable. Dis­ the following result: 1. T h e eye« of 21 \f per cent were eases formerly looked upon a a visitatiom of Providence are now found defective, over 6 |>er cen t seknown to be iiltnnut entirely pre- j riousl^ so. STATE BOARD O F HEALTH per cent was ventatile, and the preservation of j 2. The hearing of 7 Screens are as essential as roofs health and life by preventive mens- j faulty. to Florida homes. ures has (become the watchword of I 3. T h e tonsils of 33 per cent were BILL BEFORE LEGISLATURE And the remark is q u ite ns force­ the medical profession. |enlarged, and adenoids were found ENDORSED BY SCHOOL fully applicable to hom es in other The relations of . the schools to *n " * ‘i per rent, BOARDS states ns to those in Florida. these achievements, of «(edical s c i - 1 * * L •>or cent had nose trouble, The roof and walls keep out rain, ence is of great importance. T h e s e : 68 "bowed teeth defective, endeavors on the part of the med'ea) 6 >9 * 4 had enlarged glands, 33 the dampness of night dews and the ¡tan ford. Fla,, May 16. 1916. per cent were poorly nourished, and 1 glare of the sun’s rays. The screen House bill No. 279, a bill to be profession have brought the physi­ nearly 20 per cent had hookworm — the good screen— keeps out sevIn the last two months the Ford M otor Companv Im* entitled an a c t to protect and con­ cian in contact with the school, and discase. eral of the common preventable produced the enormous total of 90,359 cars, this including 1 have claimed h is interest in ed u c a ­ serve th e-h ealth and Jive» of school T h e statistics given out by the diseases and makes th e m provent<13,849 cars in March and 46,510 cars in April. This not*' tional affairs. The physician soon children, and promote their effi­ state of Pennsylvania last year able. Therefore, careful screening only insures the completion of the production of 30 0 .0 0 0 ciency, by providing for their med­ noted the close association between physiral condition "how that 306,372 pupils were e x - j of the home is a duty, ju st as much Ford care, between August 1914 and August 1915,* barring ical inspection and subsequent nee the mental and amined, and 228,693 were found de- a* the roof and walls, the totaly unforscen, and the rebating of nil Ford purcha­ esaary treatment is bein g - endorsed of the child. fective. This is 74.89 per cent .The day has passed— although a sers within that period,- but it means that the goal will by the leading educators of the state. E Both teacher and physician noted * p r i r tl c 5 in r ^ per cent of the ' many people h a v e n n 'i found undoubtedly be reached before the promised time, August 9 ThiPcdm m itteo on education, in the th ee marked variations in the m ental j rpn l o w i n g ^disease or abnorm al- it *» nut v e„t__u L » tv,« ■ubatantisl out y t— when t h e substantial first. In fact the three hundred* thousand cars will pm- § house has given the bill a favorable capacititaa- of th e different pupils, Hies. 210,001 letters were forwarded wire protection was m erely a sort of bnbly leave the Ford assembly, early in July and the pmreport, and it is now on the calendar and recognized tho importance ^of a parents concerning these defects,' luxury adding only to tho physical s 5 duction pace will continue almost unabated, so trem en d ou s to be acted upon in the next few combined study of the rau sativ e and u great m ajority of these de- comfort of th e home occupant?. It a s is the demand this year the world over for Ford e a r s . day«. factors. T o them , therefore, m ed­ feels were cured or improved before has become a necessity which has Public education is a question ical inspection of schools owes its Then on August first will begin the task of rebating about the end of the school year. * j* demanded by state law in hotels 000,000 to Ford purchasers in accordance with the terms of tin- K,lf,j which vitally concerns the national existence. As stated before, the medical in- and other public places. Apparently profit-sharing announcement. Each of the 300,000 or more Ford i>! r. government, as well as every state, The twentieth century has been spoction of schools is no longer an j we haven't' yet progressed to the chasers will bo mailed, of course, an individual check, probably ,,{ city and district, and includes within The postage alone on this huge mail means nt lecst (6,000. marked by an unprecedented in­ experiment,, but n pressing necessity, •point where wo may demhnd by its scope all classes and races. terest in the welfare of children, and is founded on a recognition of state legislation that every man In the United States twenty mil­ comparable indeed to the great the close connection which exists every outside door and window of C. F. WILLIAMS, Agent lions of children, or one-fifth of the periods of inspiration in art, in re­ between the physical, and mental hi* dwelling, but we m ay come to it. EI> HIGGINS, Manager entire population aro enrolled in the Hie carefully fitted wire screen is ligion and in le tters which have oc­ condition of children in tho whole public schools. barrier* to germ c arry in g insects. curred at different times in past c e n ­ process of education. I - T h e salaries paid to teachers each turies. Today th e educator and the . Among the principal ob jects of It keeps ou t tho fly— t h e common year amount to more than two hun­ social worker receive instruction in medical inspection is the early recog­ houie fly, which has been called dred million dollars, and .the total health matters as an essential part nition of physical defects, such er­ man’s greatest, most d estru ctive en­ expenditure on pubfffc schools ex ­ of their training. Municipal a u th o r- rors of sight, im perfect“ hearing, de­ emy. Th is insect^ is bred in filth, ceeds four hundred million dollars. itis arc endeavoring to reach parents formities, .adenoids, enlarged tonsils; and it spends it s 'e n t ir e life infilth. Besides this enormous annual ex­ by school inspection, by visiting to determine, the fitness of n child It carries filth and leaves its traces The Standard Railroad qf the South penditure there is a permanent in­ nurses and by public lectures ancf to enter or continue in school life, on whateyer it touches. Under any vestment in public school buildings exhibits. SCHEDULE E FFEC TIV E A PRIL 5th, 1915 Physicians, heretofore the early recognition of contagoiu.« circumstance a knowledge of its amounting to over nine hundred blind or curiously indifferent to the diseases so as to institute measures habits and habitat 'm ak e s it disTHROUGH TRAINS TO NEW YORK DAILY million dollars. Its worst c r im e against disease^ and defects found in c h il­ to prevent their spread, the super- gusting. No. 82 This requires the levying of heavy dren ; * * t the period of infancy, vision of vaccination and disinfer- 1 humanity is its agency in the spread No. 86 No. 80 l.v Jacksonville 8 :30 am 1 :35 pm 8:10 pm taxation on the people. There is a have hern awakened by medical lion, the teaching of personal hygiene of typhoid fever, carrying th e gernms Ar Savannah 12:50 pm 5 :35 pm 12 :35 am ‘general" tax which is levied on the inspection in the schools. to pupils and teachers, and the sani- from the excreta of the patient and 5 :20 nm Ar Richmond 9 :18 am 8 :00 pm citizen of the states as a whole, and . 8 :50 am 12:38 pm 11 :50 pm Ar Wash!niton Eighteen years of medical inspec­ tation and cleanliness of the school depositing them on the food of it* n " lo c a l" or self imposed tax teviejj tion jn America, and qver forty building* .and its surrounding*. 1 :50 pm T :3H am Ar Baltimore. . . . . . . 10:27 nm next victim. Ar Philadelphia 12:45 pm 4 :03 pm 4 :25 nm by each city or town. Four fifths years abroad have carried us beyond Therefore, swat the fly. Kill him. This grand work t h a t , fills the Ar New York 6 :2 0 pm 2:57 pm 7 î 1ft am of the school taxes are of this kind. th e question of why Mich work Is hearts of those engaged in }t must Avoid him as you would 11 pestilence, All-steel Equipment, Free Reclining Chair Cara to Washington T h a t this additional burden is cheer­ needed, and have placed the best be encouraged by all those inter- and ¡mtumurh as even scien ce has Car Service on Trains 82 ami 86. Sleeper to Savannah on Train fully home is ample evidence that and most efficient systems within ented in little children, anil in the discovered no means of obliterating the people realize tin- extreme im­ our reach. F<>r Information and Reservation I'ho/ic or Write Tin* value of medical ri'ing generation. Medimi school in l int from the face of t h e «arili, it portance of the proper education of l inspection of school* needs no greater spcction not only gives the helpies rT mains our serious d uty that we children. Not onlj do the people endorsement than the fact th a t the power of helping them selves and -hall minimize hi* work. N'o weapon give willingly of their income, but |twenty one of the state legislature« their fellows; to cut down the com IlilMmrmtch lliatrl I I I S U r a l liai S t r r r L J a c k * invilir. Uà. more generally effective than the l'htif«1 17 l'bohi I 1* many of the tic*-«t and most influ-|have |l¡l*•el| law* authorizing the mutue:,tile disease* that our school- V«»*e Idling screen by which t ti*• pest ential citizens give their service* establishing of a system «f in*i>ec- have heretofore disseminated ahall be kept from the eu rth closets, freely in acting as directors f ir the tion. shown by statistics. -hall lie barred from e v e r y kind of management of these institutions. Stati-tic- -how that where parent- f 1. especially that winch t* eaten A recent report from the *tate of T o make this /real expenditure for Maryland -In»»» th at 13,353.00 pu- have liceo informed of the defect* of raw. without cooking; t h a t he shall L' education effective, there must In* pils in the public schools were found their children, they have sought i»e kept out of the home nnd away GO O D T E A C H I N G , and children defective ln*t year, 1.417.00 were medical treatm ent, which has r.- fr<>m contact wnli human beings, physically adapted to take advan­ cured. 3,129.00 were improved, and suited in the improvement of the and that ha- breeding places miltage of the education offered. 5,1 8 9 .0 0 were not improved by health of the tfdldren, and which of mire heaps and refuse pliers shall be The progress of medical science, necessity means that their genera- covered securely. treatment. due largely to laboratory research tion will Ireco mm a stronger people The mosquito i- hardly less n men­ T h e official of a typical Virginia and sociological investigation has better able to meet the ever increas ace to human being* th a n the lly, brought to light the causative fac­ county recently hail all nf the pupils IV) b u y g ro cery business in S a n fo rd . ~~~ It will and the screen M* effective against ZZZZ itlE struggle (or e listen r e. tors of disease and demonstrated of forty-nine schools examined with _ _ M u s t be ifi g ood location an»I re a s~~~ cut (liiun dim*.** from contagion- that, (oil T h e crimes cil urged to ltl*l in»is. and 1Ill-re flirt- tile death rate tin* winged carrier <d trou ble are the u n ab le in price. S ta te in first le tte r —— Tlu ■ expendí t ure of mone) and eiler- spreade of malaria, of yellow fever lo w e st price a n d lo ca tio n . Also ■ gy in our school will he hetter r**- anil of other disease* T h e - e of- Z Z H re n t on building an d how long leased. ' X * warded it will tinreuse the hnppine-s fenee* have been proved against the Will pay spot cash for same. <>r of the schoolroom and the borne; mosquito, nnd its inviduoti* idei hods ' ==* would rent vacant store room in == 2 anti by improving the general health of working have been discovered. T of school rhildren. you will improve good location suitable for this **— The spread of these diseases was “ “ Complete abstracts from the records of ♦ the soil upon which you arc sowing a mystery, all the more to J»e dread­ purpose......................................................... ■— <>' tho seed of education, that it may ed because it was unknown until Orange and Seminole Counties. T axes <> germinate and bring forth good tile real culprit was dragged into the fruit. The success of the individual light, made to confe*.* his crimes paid for non-residents. o anil the strength of our nation de­ again-t humanity and rolli.ed of liis ♦ pends primarily upon the heal li of pnuer for harm. Ml large measure o C. W. GOOItltU'H. Manager it- citizenship, and to obtain I Ill­ lo r a lire we knew llllU to tig fit hi fit end Jioalth measures must In enIt i* imlikvly that we -h all ever forced throughout childhood. be free entirely fret from disease It is hoped that the mom her* of and the danger of it this aide the our legislature will appreciate tho Now Jerusalem, but a . kind Provi­ MUttfdu ttmi ddd dd Jtc¡£¡ £ tim id iia ddmi ¿tei attu ti au tzari d d ft zi am t uú tutu mi • ■ «» * * «* 'll extreme importance of this legisla­ dence has put . into our hnnds the n n tion, and pasa-tlfehr bill before the menu* for lossoning sickness. This o knowledge ha.* started u list of pre­ ♦ É * ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ti e n d 'o f the session. M IL L W O R K OF ALL D E S C R IP T IO N S p ventable diseases and it is enlarging ti tr the list slowly but surely,, taking Fireproof Wood. We are prepared to figure with you on all classes u To make wood fireproof, slack n them from that other list which we A a of L U M B E R and M IL L W O R K for H OUSE, STO R E « small quantity of fresh lime nnd add used to regard as inevitaMe and un- ♦> fl water until It has the consistency of preventable visitation* of t h a t samei ♦ or BA RN . Fram ing, flooring, ceiling, siding, windows, In doôrs, screens, blinds, mouldings, lattice, frames, boxes. crcatn; stir well and add one pound of kind Providence. alum, 12 ounces of commercial potash Tt T h e near approach of another « and about ono pound of salt. Stir Tell U h What You Want Extinialcü Furnished Free n •i again and apply while hot. Two or summer, the period in which flies, mosquitoes and other in s e c t life three coata will keep wood fireproof for many, months. thrive and( flourish, makes necessary p p p w it P V V S t a t t o v a t im m m t fv v a B v v t s o m t t m P V t s v a v v P tt o v t iv v v v a a p greater caution in the care an d pres­ ervation of health . It will c o s t you Out for ths Dollars. far less to provide - screens— wire "I hear Rev. Mr. Sharpo Intends to screens, for- mere netting is n ’t worth resign from tho ministry." " Y ob. Ho • , ■ays there Is no money in marrying the rouble it ta k e s to put it up— for every outside door and window of people, so he Intends to practice law your home, than to pay the bills of and divorce them.” All the standard varieties in Btock. Will sell you ono even ono caso of typhoid In your fumily, and in th e possible eventnu! quart or one carload. How many do you want and where do Important Accessory, Anyhow. Ity of such sickness, it will c o s t you you want them delivered? .«j The automobile people to the con­ infinitely less grief». And if your trary notwithstanding, the best spark­ house is already, scrcenes, seo that ing device continues to bo a sofa, with th e screening is in good * working the lights turned low.—-fudge. order nnd th at it is likely to keep in 8 t h a t condition, and then— W A T C H IT . « NÉ ♦> MEDICAL INSPECTION OF SCHOOL CHILDREN —, — 1 8, i j i j THE 8 ANF0 BD HERALD 9 P A G E TW O ¡«satiiiiiiiiiiiiwaciiiiiiiiiiiitiiiiiiiiiiiixxxiiiiiiiniiixxx! A T L A N T IC COAST LINE., A TLA N TIC COAST L IN E | W A N T E D ! | K Ë SEMINOLE COUNTY A BSTRA C T CO; - =H Address P. 0. Box 175 || i — Ei ■* s j : (¡reenslmro, Georgia lllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllilllllll NOVELTY PLANT cow K ;> •> L Car load Iron and Brabham Cow Peas just delivered. These varieties Peas guaranteed not to infect soil with “Root Knot.” Yellow Pine Lumber Co., Kissimmee, Fla. 2 COW PEAS Write for prices, mentioning quan­ tity desired. DUTTON CRATE CO. Kilgore Seed Company SANFORD, FLORIDA Plant City, Fla. L iv -V e r-L a x S A N F O R D C Y C L E CO. —Agents F o r— The 1 9 1 5 Maxwell Automobiles'” T h e most wonderful car that has ever been put on th e m arket for $750 F.O .B . F acto ry , D etroit, Mich. S E E US FOR DEMONSTRATION 108 Palmetto Avenue i i *: >t „ , Sanford, Fla. 1 V Where' He Becomes a Bore. "A man dat likes to hear hlssclf talk." said Undo Ebcn, “wouldn’ bo A ao bad If he wnsu* so unselfish In J u s t because you aro feeling .the tryln’ to share tho pleasure with oth­ ill offects of a torpid liver U no ex­ er»." cuse for buying a harmful medicine L«t us help you have a m ore beautiful home thus sum­ t h a t has brought physical docay to mer— with well kept velvety lawns—and attractiv e flowers thousands. Calomel ia dangerous and gardens. ' Dressy Collegians. an d as etve.y one know* has very Patience—‘'An automobllo repair 3T' One of our lawn mowers w ill'save you time, trouble. disagreeable and weakening after course has been added to tbe curricu­ temper and expense. They are easy running— noiseless eiTectJ. Medical science has found lum or an Iowa agricultural college." * simply constructed-^and cu t close and cleanly. a natural vegteablo remedy, G R I S - P atrice—"Now, In speaking or college B Y * 8 L IV -V E R -L A X th a t thorough­ togs, don't forget tho overalls.**—-Yon­ Garden hoso—-rakes — trowels — sprinklers hoes ly cleanses- the liver and bowels kers Statesman. spades—everything you need for keening your home benuwithout causing any bad feeling. v tiful this summer is in this sto re. Tell us what your re­ quirements are. Children can tako i t with perfect Business vs. Idleness. sa fe ty . E v e ry bottle guaranteed. T b e Importunities and perplexities 5 0 c and $1 a bottle. N one genuine of business are softness and Ibxury without th e likeness end signatuip -compared with tho Incessant cravings of J U K. Grigsby, For sale by Wm. of vacancy and tho unsatisfactory ex­ pedients of Idleness.— Doctor Johnson. G . Aldgridge. . *• ........ n r - -«»’S i -■ . .. . - • #* ’ ± ♦. / ¿ r *. . v- if Acts Su rely, Safely ¿ Lawns and Attractive Homes £ ? The Geo. H. Fernald Hardware Company r i t i »' »; , ,ík\ ‘ . .. . �') m a y 18, IM# ODD TIBETAN t 'r DEVILS LAMAS DRAW FRIG H TFU L PIC' T U R E S OF TH E FIENDS. THE SANFORD HERALD ENGLAND IS A SOLEMN PLAGE IT All Misfortune*. Individual and Nat­ ural, Are Ascribed to Them —May, However, De Fought and Killed With Sword*. of *hr ('„unir Jt»d»». Brininolo than tliero wns on Us deck. He told In Court Tonni). Si.Ir „r t Urlìi. In ti f «f the truth. Mts» j ?ti ni ir (¡(«ti* Only one boat was swung out on Its Ti» «Il * reiltUif*, l.rgatff* f tutrüuilrr« «nil ■Il i V f *o n » h i » l h | r i i ih* «r dr marni p davits by the crew of the Philadel­ »(t»’fn^"«.i,l r-ota.lv phia; It could not hnvo held by any \ i ' u< *TrnJ m r h •*I } o u i r f hr rrt - y nmiUr-J »mi rr*(uirr<| <«» i *r**. M i n v rfolm« and chance more than a dozen or fifteen drrruti. U* b*ch you or Ithrr uf yoti itti) hr m i h i people; It was swung out a long time h»\» * f Mí** J immti* r r e • s ii U t* ,,f hs-fninoli* f Hynt >„ I before tho war zone was renched. Flur»4« ' I r i*i fhr un • Iti Cur ii Kirrultif of Why? No one knew. It la ns much •»1*1 »*talr, * il bin l >‘ *fi (rum ihr dt»Ir hi* ■“ I of a puzzle today ns It wns the dny that r*.-. 1 \ •*i i:*» \ i 1•*1*. the crew swung the lifeboat over the i i KiHhT » H * •!* 1Ut •'*\r ì t»Tutor » ater. It has been said of other voyngea that passengers on ships passing Nollri uf t pjiUtaiUn for I n (imi l ntlrr % “'»•'Mon .»7Aof Ihr <»*>n«*f»l Hlllulr* through the Irish sea at night did not S .. hrrv»*) ( h , n * Hmt * | IUn \ II. puff L««.r ,,f T e 'Vflifli-.io go to bed, or If they did, they turned Do - t »Ut.-vi il,, r.t h <t.y III V), r11 \ 1« In with their clothes on, There was |l"‘ Utrd **!il irflifiralr *ft )n* *fît i t nt»«1r »giftllffc|Ion ffsf fai .,{ only one passen^i r on the American ami i»*Ui l irronlihrr *'fh lata S»i.| ri-rtlfi liner who stayed up all night through rpt. . m l i r l b . lull« »in* i|r«rribr«1 firopFfí) fE*udir*! in Sr min oit- muni >, Florida, the Irish sen. nnd he was a jolly, old lu-»" 1.01. I in I.-., f or, ( ' retired naval officer who had served [»»» " l. -vuI, Ijuuii»» uf SL I*, iu-t 10 »W lu SU JL—A ',.. 1.11» his time nnd who could not get over 1 h. -.»«I land brins . . * . t 1 r Huir the hnblt of staying on watch. This of Ihr I» U.nro of »urh rcrtvMvvü. in Ihr old chup must bo seventy-five years oso'r nf f nkimon. t'nli—. «ml rr-tlflr.lr «hall l-r n-itrr rnr.l nrror.il nn to In«, Ini old, but he showed up nt the breakfast drr.l wilt I.aur I hl rron .,n ihr 29th iliy of > A i» tut;, table shining, rosier and more gen­ M »WIKir». m> ofSrlnl •Irnnturr .ml „ i erally wide-awake than any compan­ Ihi* it- .’6ih il.y of \|vrvI. \ |» iuiä ti A iMIl’Ii I.ASS. ion passenger. ( I. rk I 'irrull Court, Srniltiol* t'u., Klx. The night before tho Irish sea was .. _ Hy Jn». C. Holirrt., tl C, 71-T uroiir entered nn Englishman who wns play­ ing brldgo and sldo talking about the matter of stewards* tips said: HHEioi’fH u m : Irr la hrrrlijr litri that li y virili!- nf "Perhaps tho only steward wo must Ih.i in.I rrtlain rtti.in writ writ ni uf rx.rutPin Uiuln* out tip will be the ono waiting on D » y ef .ml utntrr (bo •«-»! of iht- ('irrull ( our(. Si -1 i-ni h Juillrl.l ('Irrull of th» St.tr ol Jones “ flor <1.. In .ml foi thr Count) uf S.mEngland a Solemn Place. '.".“.'r- , 'iV T'1 |Slh d»y of April »•»» (Ihe Ir.nirrlpt This word from tho Britisher was 01, the *n rtrartl ot whleh. .nit fln.t juilsmtnt July cortlllrit to thn about tho only ono heard from a man thm-ln »ntsreit, C'lrt^ ol the .«lit Circuit Court by th» suggestive of an? dread possibilities Juatlrr of thr Pr.r», Kim Ili.trlrl, 8.mfrom the sailing of tho war-zone sea. Inolr County. Florid*, .ml whlrti ..Id Judzfnrnl i* duly >nd trcul.rly rerardrd In thr The women, as 1 hnvo snld, kept off offirr Ilf thr Clrrk of thr Circuit Court. the subject of tho war and of dnnger 8* ml nulo County, Florid*) whrrrin G. W. ».» pl.lntlft .nd A. V. Frrnrh from start to finish. About nn hour Sprnrrr ».• drfrndsnt. I h.vr Irvird upon th» fol­ before turnlng-ln time fifteen err twen­ lowing .|.»rrilird proprrl) of thr i|»ft-nd s’- A \ Frrnrh. .nil »III .rll th» .«tnr ty of the woman passe tigers gathered ■ tirfi'Tr ibr ilitoi of th» County t'ourt llnu«» of Srniinolr County, Florid*. »1 S.nlnrd. In a corner of tho so-called social hall Florid*, on Monday, thr Sth day of July, and conferred together. Thero was A. I» 1st'», during th» Ir».I hour» nf ».lr, one woman In that throng of whom I t*- »it I" i »rt-ti 11 IMI o -lorh * m , .nd 2 t'O .. . ... . 11 rn , l o t h » h ■ X tl» * t » n . t l . r . t had the presumed right to ask ques­ I. j.rojMM> rm f 11-V*j: tions I Inquired concerning the na­ folli“* A ll *(.A* |n<rrmt1 of Ihr V } une fmiflh ture of the conference, and my answer I I b V W «nit ( m i r i h 4 . S e r t i ttn I was. "No matter." lb.?» 1 . Tu«in>bl|t mi l Hr t h |>r I found out latter, however, that the K»nc> thirt> irio>, north **í (iuLJiburo | ■yrnur, rZrrpt thr 8. * I. Railway right i women in solemn conclave had agreed of way, and nrrpl that part of N. A K, 1 ItalNay and rii-rpt t>»(innlns that It was safo to go to bed and to of^_S^it A ^ \\ \\ dI ■ Mir o t F r r n r h ■ VI- n u r , turn In attired as they wero ordinarily on n**ir1 h s t «l«‘ o f ( » o l d s l u i f n « V r h U r , r u n tc» f i n t i h U n r . nf S r r l i o h r. t o o ÍI.. W attired on sleep occasions, and “to B. t »* S Mir of K v r i m ir * ti fr Pubs the dnnger by." and with It nil Id r i. r * (.1 k • in fitti DC l l ‘ ti (1 ti of N i «tretv r *.( V i t 1 on» f. ■ kirt h ..( thought of anything except a safe N V\ itti*- 1Millrt H * 1» r u n \ rtir*> Mt 1 landing on the morrow ft * ft*- t u m f r e d a m i t» rt> 1 f t . w tinr blnit*|pr«1 fitti > Hue man I ran say who was going ty lilt 11 I sleep with l*U trousers nn and with hts * . »1 »,f s . tl„ siloes e x c e l dltigly hand? turned til »* 1• Her ‘ itti. ' wearing the usual habiliments of the • nf ti *' h f.ir r i m n i i f l Tyt** 5 l r night, and tried, not altogether sue»'•'Bsfullv to banish thoughts of subnutrliUH and to woo sleep after the ordinary coaxing manner. Liverpool wns reached early In tho morning the sen and Its submarines were behind, but the war In Its other aspects was In front, and one knew- jt th»' instant that foot was put on land. Kilglutul Is a solemn place, and shows U in the step and in the faces of tho p .. ph A hiiIi-iiiii pi.H .- .md so must to to Milan) .m i !’■ • ,. mi. Itussla y\ N. Nicholas, reporting to tho Face and Pace ot Briton Indi­ Ocosraj>hlcnl society on lamasery life cates Effect of War on Mind .In Tibet, any*: of Populace. Fantastic and absurd an lamalam Is, there is, with ono exception, nothin»; jn cbo that la Immoral or repugnant to western ethics. T h at ono excep­ TEN SEN ESS, BUT NO ALARM tion la t ho t>el|oi I t tho "Dre" or Jorii. «Uimtwhere In tho l a s c s t heU.1 Stage® has -chained tho chief devil, Edward B. Clark, Fresh From Ship Passage Through Mine-Strewn whoso name la Ba-nln-tto or Sa ttn-lzo St. George’s Channel, Gives (not very far from 8 a to n ). Pictures of thla fiend aro In every temple. They HI* Impressions of Trfp. tro mada as horrlblo and revolting B( Tlbetnn Ingenuity will permit. Al­ By EDWARD B. CLARK. though 8a-tln t*o la a prisoner, he has London.—The American ship Phila­ under his control legions of lesser delphia made Liverpool—sate, for all devils whoso business It 1b to' harass tho pre-sailing scare. 81. George'* humanity. , channel nnd the Irish sen may have ns Lamaist devils do not tompt men i\s many submarines in them as they have tho Christian devil doe*. Temptation, Ash. which Is exceedingly doubtful, according to tho lamas. In-merely tjjo but they are pleasant place* with a result of a man turning hlu back on sufficient half-moon Bhlnlng down ~ 8sngee. Tho devils of Tibqt Injure, upon their waters. molest and destroy mankind. All the Was there danger as tho American mlrfortunes of llfo are tho work of tho liner mode Its way through theao «Dre sickness." Dullness, misfortune salt seas toward Liverpool? Perhaps, and calamities, both Individual and but. If so. no passenger on board gave national, a re caused by devils. They expression to It In word or foco. are not only ‘'personal,''“ hut also ramThere wns a tenseness among the pant and omnipresent. Almost every men and women on the ship, but It tsma has seen a devil and has had a was an Inward thing. No one with personal encountor with him. Devils sense believed for a moment that a hate lamas because of their piety, and /submarine would sink an American Thought dwell on toko especial delight In attacking passenger ship them. Devils aro greatly afraid of tho possibility, but it seemed to le­ guns. During the devotional exer­ one which could cione only ns the cises a Tibetan rlfin was tired three offspring of an awful mistake. times every dny to scare the devils. Other American sbljai unquestion­ They may bo fought nml killed with ably will continuo to go through the swords. More than one laina has channel nnd the lesser sea unmentold mo how ho has slain n devil. need. There was the spire of n sense My only unpleasant experiences In Of danger to make tho trip exhilarat­ tho lamasery have resulted from the ing or depressing as spice affects the human frame and mind No one spoke belief In devils Sudonye suddenly ran amuck one of danger save rarely, and then the afternoon. He stripped himself to speakers were men. The women said lit times that wee in to be the waist drew bis sw-nrd and shout­ nothing ed tlint devils were lighting against those of emergent-)-, even if they ar*' Clio. The Kenpo and I were com­ not. vvinnt-ti always are stronger than pelled to sit on Slldenye's chest for men, but few men there be willing to nearly an hour before he returned to admit the patent fart Show Up Vessel's Name. a normal state I promptly discharged As soon as the lights of the Houth of him and sent him to Tu (.’hit'll 1». The direct cause of the outbreak was Ireland were sighted, ntttf the Phila­ hi* secret smoking of opium In cele­ delphia entered what In truth ts a war brating New Year's day. tint bis hal­ zone the sailors rigged two great lucinations and his peculiar manner •deetrlc lamps and hung tln-in over I In­ aro traceable, t believe, to the morbid side* of the vessel, where tltelr con talk of lh*' lamas about devils amt rx'tMrated beams fell on great white incarnations and Ma-hn-ga and all the letters an non tul tig the name ot tinship anil tin- fart that she was "an rest of It I In name imild be read My other servant Yicbt. walked In Anirrtcnti hi* sleep one night and fell down over a long dlNlain-t for It was high stairs On the following ••veiling, enough above the tumbling waters to when Kenpo dropped In for a little stand In the line of vision. ■tear and Wonderful Cuban Caves chat around the liopen, Yield Hinted heaeon like Tlo wonderful ta w » iif 1lid In inn r to him ns to n father confessor mid I t,It! the edge of Iti«- war /one oill Cuba, to lb,- east of Havana, attract told him how a devil hud. gripped lying Ireland was reached no flog wus tile attention of the aiiihlllou» tourist him by the thront and then had shown i>\ tli»- Philadelphia When I In The) are on a plateau ns level ns a hurled him downstairs The Kenpo waters ot so-cailetl danget were tip table top, which presents no signs of looked worried and said that th Dro ; proached the 8 tars and Stripes wero the existence of such caves. After were evidently at tlndr old tricks broken out at the proper station <*r- tlem-etldltig Into I lie earth however a again ahd were hovering at,out the dinutlly the lit 11ir.li llug would have pn lure unfolds ItM-lf I hell come manv lamasery. I l f advised me to lire my been displayed forward as the ensign passage«, ami at last the great "Doth rifle throe times I did mo and this ot ihe port ot destination but the le t* inph* .Tat )• I-I long ami Mt feet greatly reassured the Kenpo nml \it - to at> * ip1 itii w.is tnklnp lev wlljc Ylrhi. •limit •n vviUt tlo liriti-lt Hag. ••ttlo-t letter Yield descrltied to me the till W,|t | | lltt t .Mtl.llvhl t'S What C ves Milk tt* Color. devils appearance It was p<<-. I»'-!* I here Weft- ItV, natives ot Ktlghllld Itèrent exju-ntm lit» nlluw tllut the the same as the horrid picture of the to one native ot America on the i ’lilhi Bstlntzo that Is pasted on tho wall delphla, nnd for once nt least on the color of milk Is chiefly duo to the pret­ of the residence of the Living Iluddha high seas the Stars and Stripes looked ence of carotin, a coloring matter Ylchl had looked nnd shuddered at good to English eyes. U sunset th*: foutu! alili ridanti v in green plants, esl'ite yellow pig tho picture so often that It had at ling rattle down and the bright elec- |»■elallv tn gra-> a l s o (OtlHlMt o f last developed Into a nightmare trie lights were tune d on to the name ment h of mu tuii, Lamasery life is almost certain to and nation o| the r-liip when* within i aiutiti, wPn h i- p r o b a I d ) d e r i v e d gel on I lie nerves of any man who vertalti M-a Iiiii Hm all men might rend ■lu» lit troni uin im d takes It too seriously If the average t t o 111 American believed ns Ininas do and h 'a n of W a r A t S . tor I n f o r m a t io n ■i r i—r T e r Sut lived their sort of life, .he would he .-full,. toiiv loll' » In l ul u! Iiaulit » '! »» get a -.itili' ut I ti ad v fur diving a candidate for-a lunatic asylum with rrvck the lights ot a ninn-ofwar up- waiter1 tr'ii, tt.-'i i n t o tin- ' b a l l a s t " In six months. prated Tin- vi*.«o| w a s l y i n g III t he (.»■a s ha d ow s not more than three ¡ auk - l u I.» . p I Ile Ve ss el oil an e w t l Sanford Coca-Cola Bottling Company Bottlers of Soda W ater and PHONE 21 In ë Bottles Sole Ageni g for ORANTE CITY SPRINGS MINERAL WATER HAND BRO TH ERS LIV ER Y , S A L E S AND F E E D S T A B L E C o r n o r P a rk A v o n u o and S e c o n d S t r e e t ** C O N T R A C T O R S F O R A L L KINDS O F HEAVY HAULING Largo s u p p ly of H o r s e s , Mules, Wagons and H arn e ss always on hand F o r Sale o r Exchango Qtacksmlthlng and Wagon Repairing In connection YODROPPORTUNITY1 High Grade Guaranteed Autos $ 2 0 0 .0 0 to $ 8 9 5 .0 0 ON EASY PAYMENTS For cstalog snd information write AUTO TRADINGCO., Inc., •> Pilhburgh, Pa. . or coa|uh your local dcslcr* B. POPE, Affent Sanford, Fla. F;lißj ï.^»«• , r W . J . T H IG P E N & C O M P A N Y AGENTS General Fire Insurance OffU# wilh MOLDEN. RIAL ESTATE CO. Sanford, Florida The M o d e rn, Sanitary, Durable, Flat Oil Finish F o r A r t i s t i c W a l l s a n d C e ilin g s O F ccan Ol? a malways have a ttr a c tiv e walls ami save EE GEE FI-ATMYNTT expresses t h e modern Iileii iviwufvl sim p licity itttil pv-rlev t tilste to th e extpens*- of frequent r e d e c o r a t i n g . Y P decorat Ion uf walls ami ceilings. A rchltectsu iul A PIT. GEE 1 EA 1 Kt>A El -E l) su rface la cusily decorators alike rec o g n ize its ail vantage* over keel w at - t i » t a k e n inti t h e triturestored tuo rigln al beauty w ith u jnolst sponge. quarters of a mile away. Nothing hut tiling tanks." tim e-h o n o re d wall paper nnd oth er a n tiq u a te d Cement From Beet*. w lty ' mentis of Illeso T h is featu re assu res p e r f e c t san itatio n and and unsanitary m a te ria l. Householders a re d e­ It hnn been dlscovercft In Franco the lights were visible, but their dis­ tanks th*' vessel is matte to sink or prevents dust a n d germ -laden vvalls. PEE G E E ligh ted with th e truly a rtistic ami harm onious tribution showed even tho unpractlci ri that an excellent ccmrnt Is fine of se. and to preserve, the right posi­ FEA TK O A 1T c o m e * In 24 i oft. deep, velvetycotort effect* produced with PEE GEE IT A'l K()A I I, eye that the vessel displaying them the byproduct* of tho manufacture of tion t h a t last for years to com e. uml with Its eco n o m y and durability as well. ^eet sugar. Tho *cuni that forms when was a warship ot a greater type. Sud­ If you c o n te m p la " - ! ttlldlng or red ecoratin g your hom e, you should the boots aro bo Hod, and which ha9 denly from thn starboard side ol the The Silent Hour, Investigate t superior m erits oí PEE GEE FLATK.OA1T dreudnaught pn tlreadnaught or eruls heretofore boon thrown away, con­ One of tlm most valuable and ef­ sists largely of carbonate of lime nml re. whatever she was. canto a sharp fective methods of r« taxation, recently ■wilier, and from 70,000 tons of beets Hash of light, which wns followed by tried for both children and mother, And P r a c t i c a l S u ^ Re s t i o n s •Modem MethodofFinishingWalls' successive twinkles Tho Britisher treated.4,000 ton* of carbonate limit Is Contains beautiful color plates show» has boon "thn client hour" Immedi­ At y o u r s e r v i c e — F R E E . W rite to obtained; to thla l.tOO tons of clay was signaling the Yankee, and tho I n g p l a n s fo r e v e r y r o o m — a l s o ately after luncheon. _ Kach member P ta ile e ’ Gaulberi C o., Inc., Loulivllle, K y., Yankee Instantly paid heed. 1« added, the resulting product being p ractical suggestions and color c a rd . nnd let th e m h elp you In solving your of (lie family’s privllegu of reading, "W hat ship Is that?“ 8.182 tons of excellent cement. The W rite far It or ask u t. decorating problem s. An answer was twinkled back from writing or Bleeping Is resi*octod »lur­ scum la pumped Into largo tanks, ing this hour. In which children—after I wrhero It (a allowed to dry) partially the bridge a fuw days' t r ia l—readily co-operate "Where bound?" ^nely divided clay I* then mixed with R; the mixture la thoroughly amal­ gamated by beaters for an hour and Output ot Postage Stamps. Hack went the answer burned In a rotary kiln. Tho clinker Six days printing n! postngustamps If the response had not been given Is then removed and pulverized Into quickly and readily a shot would h aw placed »'ltd to end would reach from cement. come across the Philadelphia's bows. New York to San Francisco The British guartlshlps where St. 01«««* Ws Catch From Sweater*. George's channel meets the ocean are Ah annoying, although not nt «11 taking no chances, nnd this notwitb Mriotti disease of tho skin, which standing the fact that German mer ■often attack person* In the Into nu- chant and German war ships virtually jomn just a fte r they hnve put on wool- have disappeared from the waters underclothes or swesters, Is now No Fear Felt by Americans . believed to bo caused by some unThere may have been no submarines fungus In tho wool. Tho garin tho Irish sea when the Philadel­ ffieni* doubtless become contamlnphia made tts way toward Liverpool. Med by the rungua while laid away for If there were let lufo<‘ »aid again thnt *"• summer. • It Is urged that no no American^oTseasoned senno on °olen garment should bo put on unboard llioilglit lor nn Instant that the 1 It has been thoroughly sterilized. For years we hnve I)ecn making jmd assembling tuu king Imuse Florida fruit growers more Uiun ever realize Hint satisfactory in­ ship was in diuigi-r ot n totpedo fruit, u* Bg ordinary soap and hot water and maehinerv, building pfants for lh>’ purpose along the lines which cx- comes follow the tnurkelinK of first -xpirxlily fruit only. The core of any German craft uul» ss the missile rarefuliy drying. ( verienee lias dcinonstrntctl to Im* most cfliciont and eeniiniiurnl. Our the grove is impurLmt mp| must not be neglected, of course, but were fired as the result o! gross error actories at Diihedln have receldI f l>cca enlarged, as iudieated in Ihe it is th«' linmlling of the fruit in the packing house, that finally Homu Americans th Arnv'rlcfl nthy . War Horae* to Farmers. illustration above, to take care of rapidly increasing business. \\••he- determines the price it hriiit'-s in the niarkeL Up-to-date packing think differently, about the matter It | In ° <irJcr *° B*»ure tho spring seed- would so seem to one wbo had to take onc L this means that all the citrus fruit growers of Florida house mnchincry will result in satisinelory prices for your fruit lieve and hope djf'ta ° t*rcnc*1 WBr department has leave of some friends more or less can have their wanUFsupplicd with Skinner’s “Satisfaction Citinran- whenever other conditions aro (it all favorable and give tnp-of*thc« ¡ " T ” ‘ hat horses retired from the fearful One Amortcan on board said tgjcd” packing house machinery, no matter how groat the demand. nmrkct figures always. It will pay every time. •fWf shall be sold only to tho farmers, to another when midway between Special prices for June installations—write now for these. Send for illustrated booklets, uml ask for specifications nnd price lists. ri» buyer 1« obliged to present a cer Queenstown and Liverpool, tho place cate that ho la a farmer ahd needs ot reputed greatest danger, that thero tor.-*«. was more worry on shore over tho ship Expert Decorators’ Advice F re e Illustrated B o o k Geo. H. Fernald Hdw. Co. I Packing House Equipment, Such As Growers Musi Have, Can Be Made Only In Complete, Efficient Factories L. B. SKINNER MFC. CO., CENTRAL AVE., DUNEDIN, FLORIDA ............ �PAGE POUR \ — THE SANFORD HERALD R. J . HOLLY. Editor ... w. M. HAYNES, RutdnpfM Manager I'ublitHwl Hvjfy Tue«lay and Friday THE HERALD PRINTING COMPANY Hl'BsmilTtON m i c e . IN advance O N E Y K A ÌI................................. .. ................................» z o o 8 1 I 'M O N T H S .......................... ............................... 1.2» T H R E E M ON TH S ................................................... 7« L- M . I M I i x r i l 1» the <ll| by C u l l « 1 2 .0 0 I ' m Y ra f la Advance or 20e. |*»r M onili P a y m e n t* In A d m if« M u ti IW* M u le »I O ffice citizens are a few who witnessed, or had part in th at prolonged struggle. Their assistance would be invalunble in locating places of local interest, ami, if recorded, their reminiscent stories would furnish elements of romance and adventure in the story telling of the future. Biographical sketches would have an added in ter­ est if prepared by those who had a personal acquaintance with our pion­ eer men and wom en." O ANY PERSON CAN USE THE f l u i r m i A i Been ad -C l»«» M i l l .M ilter August 22nd I MU, al the PoMufftf «* i t .Sanford, lio fld a , I n d rr Art of M a rd i 3 rd , IS T I. O ffice In H erald ItuÜitine TeJepfeon# No, I IH SELLIN G T H E GOODS You can have th e goods but you cannot sell them without advertising. This idea has beeiT—advanced from time to lime by T h o * Herald not only in connection with the local merchants hut also In connection with our growers who wish to ob­ tain the best market prices for their fruits and vegetables. Some time since we called attention to the fact th at California advertised their fruits in all the Inrge magazines and in local papers and created a demand for their fruits and vegetables where Florida was remiss in this duty. Our growers right now should investi­ gate California’s system of growing and marketing their fruits nnd veg­ etables and they will find that advertiiing is the greatest secret of their success. T h e following from the Jacksonville Metropolis is along the same line: There is beginning to dawn a com­ plete realization of the lack of co­ operation and unnnimity of purpose in marketing all that Floridu produres, and particularly the citrus crop of the state. Floridu has been going uhcad for years, planting more citrus ‘ groves, and doing little to increase the de­ mand for the fruit. On the other hand California with u thoroughly organized cooperative plan has been increasing the demand for her citrus fruits, getting new m arkets, invad­ ing our markets and increasing sales POSTAL SAVINGS BANK Every person in the United States ten years old or over may open an account in a postal savings hank after July 1st, according to an in­ structive leaflet on the Postal S a v ­ ings System just issued |>y Post­ master General Burleson. .T h is im ­ portant extension of the service will bo made possible by permitting persons living in communities so sparsely settled as not to justify the designation of their local postoflicea as regular savings banks to open a c ­ counts by mail. Governor Dockery, Third Assist­ ant Postmaster General, who has direct supervision of postal savings, wns so impressed by appeals from all over the country to open postal savings account by mull that he took up the task some weeks ago by working out u feasible nnd safe method for mooting n demand well illustrated in a letter from a Saline County Missourian, who resides man many miles from a postal savings hank. - • "H aving 'a few hundred dollars Saved from fifty years of hard and assiduous labor and skimping econ­ omy on the part of my wife and my­ self, we concluded to deposit it in the postal savings bank of---------- . Wo wrote to the postmaster at that place and received a reply to the ellect that none but patrons of that office could deposit in th a t office which is very disappointing news to UH, Our little farm i* not large enough to itupport un anil Inmi is MO high that it i» impoH*ihli> for us to buy moro with what little w> have I navet und w*p are mo olii thnt we tlon of that stale. ! rnn’t labor tnueh now unti wr would Florida fruit, in practicnlly every bo HO glati to lay by at least « notigli instance, where it has come into con­ tact or .competition with California fruit, has had the preference, on ac­ count of the flavor and sweetness of the fruit, and it larger percentage of juice. These are the selling points in connection with the oranges and grapefruits. These are the points to be impressed oq the pu blit? miqd. California cannot compete with Florida in the matter of freight rates, in tho multilo west. tho oi tsl anil Now England .11a to*. Fruit selling nt tho same pfiro, untlor a cooperativo plan that would l»rotrct the grower, and give him his full share of nil the returns, would give him a price considerably better than that of tho California grower, and the cost of production nnd (lacking in each instance, should be about the same.. The one thing lacking is coopera­ tion. and a marketing (dan that is as good ns that of California -----0 OUR C O U N T Y ’S H I S T O R Y The history of Seminole county is important. A new county and one thnt should start in the compilation of tho early settlement, events, the men who made history, etc , our county at once appeals to the ritizen* both young and old who would take pleasure In having the history of the new- rounty preserved and later printed in book form as u priceless heritage to be left to those who will follow. The county com­ missioners have very wisely chosen one who in every way is well quali­ fied to write the early history of the county and as long as possible keep up with current events of the coun­ ty and whose life work can be hand­ ed down to the future generation ns a priceless volume of historical facts and e v e n ts Mrs. J . N. Whitner, tho county historian has written much in tho yeurs gone by' nbout the early history of Florida in gen­ eral and this county In particular and tho f a c t 't h a t this lady will give her. time and attention to the great work of compilation is sufficient proof that it will receive tho most careful attention. At the time of tho formation of the new county Mrs. Whitner wrote tho following for tho Ifernld: Wy * " W o are elated over .our now coun­ ty . Our patriotism is excited and the timn is propitious for /orrnlng n -"Sem inole County Historical Assoelation." We are all f ln t citizens; upon- uz devolve« the duty to pro•erve a record of the fact« and I n c i­ dent« transpiring juat now in this formative period of our cou nty’a a flairs, In which, if we fall, coming generations shall have a right to -charge us with negligence. Accurate county . records afford t h e ' l x i t material- for state history. T h e territory comprised within the new ,county wfl* the «cat of inijtorta n t m ilitary activities during the Seminolo war, and »llU- among our til ¡It t UR away in docont-y •I THE SANFORD HERALD little sum, by persevering, and in time will be very good for an emer­ gency. Chas. M. Haskins, Postmaster What Is Pot l . l r k c r ? . Murse Henry Wutteraon has de­ cided to .bring the "W h a t-Is-P o t Licker?" question to a peaceful close. He declares the Savannah Press and Boston Transcript have both been moved by sectionalism, rather than an earnest desidre to de­ fine tho liquid" (or the information of the New York Herald. We are free to say t h a t some such earnest desire did move us but feeling but poorly equipped in language we restrained ourselves for which con sidering th at the Courier Journal has lakiuv.it pan. itself this duty, we are indeed congrntiilirtht 1f '' 0 \jnte)vcs. TH E VALUE OF A DOLLAR mi H EN a dollar is spent, it purchases a dollars* worth. As soon as an ariiele ¡„ lid! used it depreciates nbout fifty percen t. The «pent dollar is, therefore, usually worth only fifty per cent. On the other hand a saved dollar draws interest and is, therefore, worth more than its face value. Open a savings account with this Hank where your money will draw inier. M riA. ■4 PEOPLES BANK OF SANFORD H R. STEVENS e,r«tdrnt C. M. HAND Vlro-l>r*«Jd*nl " B e a l potlicker," says the Courier Journal, " t h e only variety worthy of discuaaion, is distilled, preferably in an iron kettle over wood fire, from top of one of Mr. Wcstcrdaick’a hog jowl nnd wild greens. It ' gets maples and the falling limbs brought from the jowl the flavor of clover down a telephone pole and wires. leaves and dew imparted to that {»art These have not y e t been replaced. of the pig'a anatomy during happy Laat Saturday night was cele­ hours of grazing in rich posture. There is also a suggestion of the brated the 25th or china wedding of frugrant leaves of snssafrgns hushes Mr. nnd Mrs. Vihlcn at Belnir It was a surprise party nnd the nutlike quality of flint corn. Grove. gotten up by the people out this way Tho commingled essences of wild and a splendid time was had by all greens— dandelion leaves, lamb's attend ing; fine cakes, cookies and quarter, 'pepper grass and a dozen coflee .were served to all nnd many other varieties-^-with a bouquet add­ Beautiful presents ed by the penetrant wood smoke games played. th at envelopes tho pot in which the were given them as a memento tof greens caress tho jowl, make the tho day. Rome of thoie present were true potlicker of the south ambrosial Mr. and Mrs. Swanson nnd son, to both the ‘houn daw g’ apd the Norman, who stayed o(T from his twins. Upon it many distinguished work to attend, Mr. and Mrs. Bomen nnd a great number of happy rell, Mr. and Mrs. Sted t and daugh­ and useful citizens have been fed ter, E h h a ; Mr. nnd Mrs. Kliner from weaning time It is perfectly Lundquist and Miss Nelson of San ­ Mr. and Mrs. John Lundquist well known among .old wives in ford thousands of log venions where chil-i ,,nt^ son, Aaron; Mrs Nyluml and dren multiply (or the e a r t h ’s replen­ daughters of Lake Mary, Ebbio ishment, th at potlicker contains Sjoblom , Waif red ami Car] Pierson, .about all tho elements of nutrition M argaret Ericson, Laura Parker. nnd entertainm ent biled down, and Edna Thompson and Mary Sansevthat the child who drinks it needs erino. no tonics. Moreover, it is whispered around thnt it wasn’t really a mess About Our Schools of pottage, but a half gallon or no of Sanford, Fla.. May IT. IP 15. potlicker that proved the undoing of Editor Sanford Herald; Fasti when he returned from the You have made it plain that you chase and bartered hi* birthright. did not wish your paper to get in­ This is not only real potlicker. but volved in local controversies about it is real literature, as worthy of the the schools or anything else perhaps, Boston bookshelf as anything .ver, lh # l urUcle8 o(U.rcd l0 Ttl0 inspired by beans, baked or cultured. |H(,ra)d ml)st , th(. L et the Trnnscript now tell us "what writer's name Bight in both cases is beans?" T h e Savannah Pres.» and this communication shall come Under the plan adopted by the Postmaster General for opening ac­ counts by mail an intending depos­ under your rules. You have been a itor, residing where there is no reg­ ♦ - vigorous supporter of things meant ularly designated postal savings ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ £> for the public good, anil a fearless hank, will apply to his locnl post­ denunciator of ttye wrong and fool­ master who will see- that necessary ish Hence you will not misconstrue identification data is prepared and ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ - ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ C ** tin" writer who advocates public forwarded to a nearby postoflire au­ welfare, and over hm own signature I, li A PE V IL L E AND I P S ALA thorized to accept [deposits. The There were 36 present at Sunday appeals for justice and defends the intending depositor will then lie given permission to forward his first school, th a t’s pretty good for a lie- right, Let The oldest citizens of Sanford will and subsequent deposits by money ginning and a stormy day too |us do better next time. Everyone recall that in years ugone this order or registered mail direct to the t.riter was frequently engaged along postmaster at the banking point welcome. We forgot to say last time that such lines, but since then nothing for which receipts or certificates will he issued. He may withdraw all or Mini Signn Vihlcn nnd Mlsa Edna bus aroused him from his retirement nny part of his postal savings by Thompson have been taking turns until the statement reached him through the Herald thnt two of our mail and on demand together with ns organist. Bev. /Alfred Erirson preached a most accomplished and valuable any interest that may be due him. very onrnest sermon to a giulK- num­ i High School teachers would resign T h e new left (let points ont that ber who gathered at t i e Presby­ their positions! \\ hat ran this any person ten years old or over terian church Sunday owning lit« menu'.’ ('atinot Scninolc county nfmay oven an account is Ins or her . I text was from Ephesians j « " F o r f„r,| teachers? Orange county own name, that an account mat lie , , . , , , by grace are ye saved through faith; was glad to puy for the honor, and open by a married woman free from and that not of yourselves; it is the the value of their services; is the any control or interference by her gift of G o d ." new county, here in its ju stly boast­ husband; thnt postotficc officials are Mr. Elmer Lundquist. wife nnd ed capita! too poor to retain them? forbidden to disclose to nny person, baby of Ranford spent parts of. S a t­ Or if it be not a question of snlexcept the depositor, the amount of John j ary or county und city pride, has any deposits; that withdrawal may urday and Sunday at Mr lie made without previous notice; Lundquist’s. T h e y also attended the nny cause for dissatisfaction arisen? and that the government guarantees Vihlcn china wedding and Mr Lumt- Our schools have for years been progressing peacefully, prosperously, to repay all deposits on demand with quist took in our Sunday school. There were two errors in last happily, with a corps of teachers in accrued interest, week’s items which we wish to cor­ every departm ent altogether utile Postal savings receipt s have brok­ rect; first, Mr. Boy [,oe instead of and successful -our xfhnol building* en nil records the past year. Dur­ Mr. Boy See was the bridegroom of are the pride of the state, our "school ing the eight months prior to April Miss Estelle Albritton; next, Miss work has established its superiority ill > iiT (iy a its 1st there was u net gain in deposits Alice Powell celebrated her eleventh by taking premiums in shurp com­ of $19,000,000 as againstt nudjip n of birthday instead of Archie. petition— the whole situation has $8,000,000 for tho same mo moMRis the T h e little grand duughter who has been enviable, what has disturbed year before. Thousands of new accounts have been opened und the been visiting for quite a spell at its serenity? Think of the'bcautifu l millions made up largely of hidden Mrs. Ilertleson’s returned home with city of Sanford, slumbering, wo savings have been turned hack into the Presbyterian minister to her thought, securely o n the" shores of placid L a k e Monroe, the proud pos­ the channels of trade ju s t at a time home in DeLand Inst week. sessor of her splendid schools with Mrs. Nylund nnd daughters of when there was pressing demand for Luke Mary called at Mr». H. G. their teach ers unsurpassed for cul­ every dollar. * J . Lundquist’s Satu rd ay nnd after­ ture, ab ility , efficiency— has any din We began taking deposits in the wards at her fath er’s, Mr. Charlie tension arisen? How- could it ho Postal Ravings Bank, at postotficc at Lundquist. T h e y also attended the possible In n situation so replete Ranford, Fin., Ju ly 2rd, 1911. The surprise party a t Mr. Vihlen’s. with all t h a t heart could desire for deposits have been increasing rapid­ Miss Mary Sanseverino is real pcacefulnets and- usefulness? ly, until the last number written up sick ar present writing. She is at Have seeds of discord been sown? is 482, showing th a t we have had her brother’«, Anjelo’«. If so, by whom? And for what? that many depositors, which 1 think Mr«. Whiteman of Jacksonville Has the demon, Self, grown so mon­ is very good for » city the size of •pent Saturday with Mr. and Mrs. strous in an y heart t h a t its hideous Sltnford, with three local banks here Swanson and Norm an, ho bringing proportions obscure all public in­ doing a good business. M u st justice be ignored, |t h ef out In tho a u to ; Miss Nelson terests? As the Postal Havings B a n k it was also a visitor out from Sanford' tho rights of those most accom­ absolutely safe' I like to cncourago returning home Sunday. plished teachers or their colleagues Bergguist of F o rt he trampled ruthlossly under foot, all children and the young laboring . .Miss lluth classes of both sexes, who are an ­ Meade came Tuesday on a visit to the ad v ancem ent of our rising gen­ xious' to s ta rt a savings account {o her sister, Mrs. Edwin Lundquist. eration bo. stifled that the selfish de­ Mrs. E vans of L a k s Mary w*us a signs of an y mortal may be grati­ begin if you have only 10 cents to begin with. We accept deposits of caller in this vicinity this week. fied? " B r e a t h e s there a man so Mrs. Joh n Lundquist is kept busy low?" And if so, is he so "stupid as th a t am ount, by issuing a card and stamps to tho amount of one dollar. helping her daughter, Mrs. 1!. G. to hope t h a t so gross an exhibition When you have thnt amount depos­ Lundquist, who still continues very qf selfishness, at such a cost to all ited we will take the card and give weak. others concerned, could even re­ you a one doliur certificate for It, . " We seem to he in the centre^of a- motely en hance his own possibilities then If you wish you can begin the storm area, as we have had a num ­ of promotion, or popularity, or same again until you have another ber of them this week, giving us power? N a y , verily. dollar for which we will issue an ­ plenty of rain and clearing the a t ­ The great Napoleon said on one we very much occasion to his victorious arm y: other one dollar certificate for each mosphere which and overy one you have. In th at noqded and give th a n k s for. A b a b y "Y o u r countrym en will point tho developed la s t' Sunday finger of pride a t each one of you way thoso who havo not very much tornado to depoalt can create quit« a nice at Grapevllle corner, tearing ou t the with the exclamation ’T h ere goes * . > • ***< • $ COUNTY HAPPENINGS ' ■ II. E. TOLAR S A N F O R D , F L O R ID A p, L WOODRUFF Vke-Preident R. R. DEAS Ai»I f!a«lkf#t one who belonged to the Army of tive to an ordinance pmtnimg f0 f . I ta ly !’ " B u t at the creature des­ sinking fund. cribed above (if such there should Council adjourned he) his fellow citizoni will point the M. W. Lovell, finger of scorn and exclaim, " T h e r e Git y Clerk. goes one who injured the schools of San ford !" Let public interest pre­ Improvement on the S*w. vail, selfishness vanish, and our Tho efficiency of the saw hu btn teachers remain at their posts. greatly Increased by the recent' lat«. A. E . Philips, tlon of a Frenchman The teeth o( bn Ranford Avenue, tho new eaw are arranged In altt-nut* gtoups—four pointing forward then four pointing back For cutting City Council metal tho new saws are nlmoit tvtea I T h e city -council mot in regular aa efficient na saws of the usual p*j. session M ay 17th, 1915 a t 7 :30 p. m. tern. They last six times u ioa|. Present, B. W. Herndon., president Tho blades do not break easily W. W. Abernathy, J . Adams, C. H. cut either wood or metal and in Dingee, J . I). Davison, ft. C .. M ax ­ made In a great variety of shape» ul styles. well. Absent, H. E. T o lar. Minutes of last meeting read anti approved. First Introduction of Artillery. in tho reign of Dun« \i\ ¡ir,lQl, The city clerk "was instructed to notify Mr. H. McLaulin and J . A. cntiinm were used. Canvas carirtdfii Sm ith to at once remove the build­ and grapeshot first appeared. Thi ing which was recently placed on howitzer and mortar were . volted. Explosive shells were Intr the S J $ of Lot 4, Block 2, nnd also Dutch nnd English armb-« ifc» notify the Sanford Library Associa­ year 1700 William III r . . ■ ' • ■ • I tk* tion to remove the building now growing important« . ' ,r ' ' »54 standing on Lot 7. Block 3, Tier 3. organized Ids guns inlet, '* »Ith He was also instructed to write Mr. permanent gup tiers lb • ■■ Q*a DeCot tvs, the city a tto rn ey, rela- had been detailed in ie î j k WW» Y« V . „ J Y our Chance to Obtain Ice | ! Cream and Candv Free:Any one who has purchaset gallons of ice cream at SIX i 5: * THE BONITA :» ciyi ha ve choice of one-half gallon I ohcreain or pound box of Nunnally i Candy Free. “ A S THE K MAN 5: 5: i I 3 3 Z ÎW M W A W A W W M W W W W W W W W ,* O n e d ir e c to r o f the F lo r id a C itrus K x c h a n g c is elected a n n u a lly by eaeli S u b -E x c h a n g e . a E v e ry S u b - E x c h a n g e c o n sists i>i th ree o r m o re lo c a l c itru s g ro w ers’ asso ­ c ia tio n s , e a ch o f w h ich is e n title d to one d eleg a te to th e S u b -E x c h a n g e b o ard . T h e s e re p re sen ta tiv e s o f th e various lo c a l a s s o c ia tio n s e le c t a n n u a lly the di * r e c to rs who a re the g o v ern in g body oi th e F lo r id a C itr u s E x c h a n g e , E v e ry gro w er a ffiliated w ith the E x c h a n g e has a n e q u a l v o ic e in th e selectio n o f th e officers o f th e o rg a n iz a tio n there fo r —lo c a l, e p u n ty a n d state.. T h e r e c o u ld be n o m o re thoroughly d e m o c r a tic o rg a n iz a tio n th a n is the F lo r id a C itru s E x c h a n g e . I f you be­ liev e th a t th e o rg a n iz a tio n is a good th in g , a n d w ou ld like to h ave a v o ice in its m a n a g e m e n t, jo i n a lo c a l a sso cia tio n an d h elp c h o o s e th e d ire c to rs. PIANO T U N E R and General Workman on Musical Instruments is Permanently t Located in Sanford. Reflnishing like new inside and out. | R. D. M OYER (SKK p. O. BOX 1332 ♦ �Death of Joseph I.rinhart Mnrlnu was worthy the honor, ren­ Mnrk ye now, two single men must Joseph Leinhart, one of the eddest t dering her selection with a precision prove, tm-xpei lynred though they and most highly respected citizens A kESUMF HI SANFORD i* L and tune that bespeaks a fam e in were, in the face of many pretty of Seminole county died at the rl..t ’ II A I T F M M .M i r r o d a t i . r tin- future T h e re was the charm girls present, that men were most ida Sanitarium at Orlando last Fri­ \ Mint »11 Í .HimKiCitMini In* dm of :i»»ocrnlion between this and the easily won by feeding them by the Little Happenings—Mention Cvi«ritt» f * 1 d»i*i ui I’K.-fx* day after an illness of several weeks. next number, from the youngest appeal of beauty Nobly he fought of Matters in Urióf— Mi« K A If.Kvwfc. I'N-.««« N-v 201 Mr. Loinhart resided at Oviedo pupil t" the youngest gruduute ins way to the end and wa* followed Personal Items of for the past twenty years and was teachers Mins Florence Frank and by Mi»» Annie Leo <'aidwell for the In te re st actively engaged in trucking and Miss Margaret Davis Each of negative Just fancy the result, a fruit growing up in the time of his J Mfa r t i/ 11* f oliti S ¡irin g* F I- np- S ti- m h r id g c \ j LHi*«tt:, ' h* -c iiMinr ladies ha”xi- large classes charming girt the very eni boil intent death, having achieved the reputa­ w A gay party ••njoying a camp 111 al,, Summary oí the Floating Small -l-t - -I t. . Mi»* Filli II l.o ai-e -d t tseir --wa and are favorites wvi-rv- of youthful attractiveness, making tion of being one >>f tin- most suc­ Palm Sprmgs ctiapcroned by Mr. Mui-I,ar-I »oprano. Mr» R R Dea« " here Talk» Succinctly Arranged for It is n«-«<llu»* to comment a strong plea in behalf of b e a u ty , cessful farmers in tins part of the and Mr». Geo, Duvìx Ila ri wifre u n --mjianist and MrHurried Herald Headers l.unen l{ on their selection further than to eloquently, ably and adorably and state. He was classed among tin- Misses "Charlotte Maini. Olga Schultz Ph l'p» musical rentier The large -ay it was beautifully rendered and apparently clinching her argum ent ; » + « ♦ • » » • • ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ » ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ solid citizens of the county, atte n d ­ Gretchen Schultz and Miss Mnriun utidiioriuiv wn-a filici! with thè music enthusiastically receiver!.* The op en ­ with the statement that "beauty was © Mr. and Mrs. Porter Wakefield of ing strictly to ids own uiTairs arid Hunt of California; Messrs W. J. love-, of Sanford. who testifii<| tiu-ir ing number was one of tin- best on only skirt deep" and if- you skin a Geneva are in the city today on wns honored and respected by h is1 Thigpen. J D llnbcrts. Ernest *I'I"'| * i tuoi o| thè iim program a tine program of beautiful selec­ man what is left? Tho audience was business and pleasure com bined. many friends and neighbors. Mr llousboider and Arthur Yowell. preseli I ed, alili flit hllsinstic ap­ tions and wonderfully excellent exe­ won. Mr Krhuurtz was deserted, Leinhart wus also well Known in Original in this, as in all other pas­ plausi* cution throughout and wa» rendered but then Mrs. Brownlee rose to the Household goods, Im p erial irons other part» of the Slate where he times and pleasures the chief amuse­ and yeast cakes a t Sim on 's. GO-tf \ si ni pie «barin ami beauty prv- by Miss Edicth Stew art, who is a n ­ inspired heights and onre more tho had relatives and friends and itis ment was snake killing, rattle snakes v ailetl in thè stage decorai ions, a other of Sanford'« finest .musician*. hearers knew thnt there wa», not a Mr. and M rs .—J : ■ A. Shepherd sudden death ritmr as a great shock at that anti to prove that this is a key noti* of green ami white being Each and every number was re- FTtmst.of a ch ttn rr-fo r thm fegatives, “ ¿penf Sunday in Orlando to nttend to nil of them. real live snake story, no fake, Miss efTetTTvely carrted otir'wtrh nritrefut1Leuiiiod M-rttr* rmtnistaAfh' applause, for quoting from Rorer's cook book the funeral o l Mr. Joseph Loinhart. He leaves a loving wife, a daugh­ GrefehvrrTtrhnlrz. “ who just loves bamboli, pottetl paini» and fern* the students rendering the difficult that wonderful littlo poem of Owen Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Geiger spent ter and a son. Lewis la-inhari <of snakes” has eleven rattles as sou­ and statuarv ubidì ad,lei! the tv- numbers with perfori rxecution. Meredith's that " A rnan could live Sunday in Orlando. T h ey attended this city to mourn the loss of » kind venirs of the momentous snnke kill­ fining touch o ' culture Mrs Munson's pupils feel that it without friends, he could live with­ At the hack the funeral of Mr. Joseph Leinhurt husband and father. ing Mr. Housholder stepped on of the stage great branches of bam­ is an honor to a t ta in to a placo in out bobks but he rouldn't live with­ The fuueru! services were held in the snake, which resented such cav­ boo rose from floor to ceiling, forming the May recital, for except in rare' out cooks, etc., e tc ,,’’ Mrs. Brownlee " Mrs. Hutto D. Camp left last S a t ­ Orlando on Sunday, being attended alier treatm ent by striking at Miss ing all arch that enriched the High Instances only J u n io r students win clnvlncingly proved tho necessity urday for Wisconsin, where she will by a large concourse of friends a t­ Schultz and there to the rescuo School banner of black* anil yellow, this honor. T h o program follows: for eating ami that only a good spend the summer. testing the love and esteem in which came Arthur Yowell. fresh from the hanging directly at the rear of the March . , Schubert housewife could make him happy, Mr. and Mrs. L. M. Leinhurt were the deceased wus held. springs, handsomely attired in a stage. The charming, pretty gowns Miss E d icth Stewart "coming hack" with strong e m ­ called to Orlando Saturday on ac(Jackson ville and Tam pa papers new bathing suit fashioned after the of the girls gave a relieving touch of Gavotte ............................... D’Albert phasis upon oarh point made b y count of the death of Mr. Lein hurt’s plea so copy. I latest cut. His snukeship was soon color against their background of Ruth Runner her opponent, finally stating t h a t father. dispatched by the gallant knights, green. Preludes a. Tender Thoughts " a f t r r a man is skinned his stomach e *. 5 or G doses 6G6 will break the fair ladye'a life was saved and b, C Minor is left." Mfsa Virginia Smith took The annual May recital that opens any cnae of Fever or Chills. Price she returned to camp with the beau­ Thursdays and Sundays Adelaide Higgins up the argument for tho negative Commencement week exercises is 71-52tc tiful big rattlpr encircling her arm Swimming Pool, Amusements, Muslo 25 cents. Sunshine Presser with apt references to ancient and always anticipated with keen pleas­ and Messrs. Yowell and Housholder Lease it for your next Picnic Marian Newton Bible history, proving her points In ure by the music lovers of Sanford l'inno Tuning are now candidates for the Capnegio Overture from Zam pa Ifnrold 73- tf v favor of beauty, showing that while and is one of the chief events of R, D, Moyer,-thè piano timer ha» hero medal, A dandy picnic lunch, 'Mis* Frank. Miss Davis Esau "sold his birthright for a mess tillweek. H(.a Mr. and Mrs. Fred Lovell of come to Sa tifoni to *tny liathing in the springs and strolling Twickenham Ferry Marziuls of pottage" that Delilah, Rachel, Plant City are the guests of Mr. perience as special tuner h:»s beoti: The program last evening was par­ Three Fishers through lovers’ lane were some of Mullah Jczciu-I, Buthsheha are Hjblo ex ­ Lovell’s parents, Capt and Mrs. M. Wltli Mutili.» tk Youmuti» as speciultin- pleasures enjoyed by the camp­ ticularly pleasing and possessed the Spring HensrhicI ample* of the power of beauty in ist on player piano«. Yuldostn, G a.;l \V. Lovell. charm of diversity, each piano nnming party. Miss Hubbard women, while Cleopatra. Helen of with Guither & Hender-on. Tampa, NOTICE |ber being rendered »* it F perfect extTroy, Mary Queen <4 Scots, Joan Ma.: I.udden A Hate», a» head timer Scharwenska l cut mu. the pu Jills themselves MlOW I'olish DatiliThe delinquent tax list wilt hi- pub­ f r ir n llii t'lnh of Arc all swayed men by their in Tam pa. Jacksonville and Valdo» Fannie Helm Munson ing .i remarkable poi«e and self pnslished Jun e l s j . P ay your tax now The members of tinPriscilla Club witchery and grace. Of course Misa tu i-ight ye.ir- Noithern Music Co., Godard sesMnn before a critical audience. Second Mazurka and «ave expense. enjoyed tbe usual pleasures with Smithhud the decision until Mr«. M ax­ miliiert Curter. Mgr . in ItirmingEdna Williams ii *fS •It is characteristic of Mrs. MunM. W. Lovell, Collector well following a well planned line of hum, Ala., four y'ears.; C. F. Hrewer, Mrs. H. 11. Hill hostess lust Thur*- son's pupil» that they display an Alt Old Sweetheart of Mine 745t-Tues & F ri With the approach Chattnnooga Tenn.. four years, and dny afternoon. James Whitcomb Riley defense equally brilliant and elo­ 'apparent unconscious ness of their quent, replete with thoughtful study of tinwarm weather there seems to to «bove. Mrs, Philips, Marian Philips Among the out of town visitors many yeiirs provimi» surroundings that adds much to the of the subject pulled down every be no abatement of enthusiasm and The Hutter lly Lara lee O r d e r i i g iv o« iu-fore .lim e first ut to the city today are Hon. Tilden arti'tic -kill of their work argument used by the opposing side. these Indies extract a real pleasure M ivs I >a vis xi-e regular Jacobs, postmaster of Chultioia. Mrs. marked reiioetinn T h e audience was swayed again. from i lo ir congenial meetings De­ I Inipl-e.ir.tniiof Ml»* Mubbard Stu-plur* Dance from Henry V III ltilly Jacob s and Miss lim ite J a ­ P u Iio\ I ; Mr Elton Moughton made a humor­ lirious refreshment» Were served and brought fi-rth a storm of appluo»,Adelaide llig-gin» cobs all of Chuluotn. ous attack on* hi* adversaries that •i goo,| :t o - ciiiovcd !-v all-present t I w i - .1i - It, 1\..I led xx|11, greater Mi r l(-*.-e ( .nubs Coronado ll<-arh tt ioidl.mil l'.ir K Nnti-brought down tlie house, giving a /*, ' i jhl ‘ tif O i, r* ri y er -1 , rii .i T I lie i lo»e id •-. t * 11 lie \- In*» n( Rn»,.» U nod,nan l'i >ixll 1i ’ .i ■le t ni ., i* -i gi f II»i-siralilt- cottages and apart mints ludicrous example of a proposal of i huj-i roued I•x MrJohn T. ligi ' i d t umber M uste lox or* of \e»tcrduy afin Today Sprosi| marriage, having as its keynote an nicely furnished, good location on urub-r tile ■ iri oí Mr Chri»t»pher 1Irmly a ml Mi»» Lora Tifit a gay Sanford »ere given a are treat and Mr»» Mubluird Uearh, handy to hotel, fishing, b ath ­ Mr- l.ukf atol Mr- l’olk mnnopo l-art v --f young people -petit t he f. , ,!»'!'! h of ,r litiidi t.< \lr- Moniiligllt >-lll.ll.l Meet liovetl .ii-ilitv to - ook and also deciding the ing and pavilion Mo«|«-rat •• ratos. lizcd \\ i mii|1 i. >| 1*.»r ■ >.i!urdi. •l.i .it Palm .»prtiig, Saturday All M iti-tiii fur gix mg I In-Ill tío- o p­ l i e t a ve Study * Kulick question (or the doubtful swain by the daisy method In this instance Transpon.ilion (or tío* mujortiy vna tin- delights of a charming picnic, ■port unity of hearing one of I Ite W. L. Cooper, Ml»* I >i \ Ia great big siliitlower Mr C’hrisproviili-d throllgll I he kii ilne-s of t i e repast swimming and tin rest of Coronado, Florida. v. g f i- i d I **r- i g <i r-nilI r**n c Ii topher addressed himself to an " in ­ Mr Duttmi, wl -i lo, t-iiji'd lo- tw-i 'I - jolly - p- -r t - wi r- enjoyed 75- lie tin (fu >.11, fur-1 -t .i gi­ M Il u Idntrd 11 alia n telligent audience" with the elolargo auto ttuck* for ib-- porp*,*, l i t return trip » »top wa» made at lí.i - ., a Uin i r.i Idi- vni i . rn ft in tpia! f ie n n a n Mrs Perth» Douglass Sorrell of qiience ol sarcasm and appeal and and «ilhi-rs laim- in pnv.iii auto» tin* l.ongw noil il"tel xx in-re tie- hap­ It \ , V n i c e Cu p a b l e Ijf e x p r e s s i n g Mi*» Il uliiiard Macon, Ga., who has been the guest then Dr Brownlee in a charming llulwi-r l.v lt o n - tbeory t h.cJ the py day »:i< completed with music evi* • ntnt i<*n pn*»* - o , g in great of her brother, Hon. K A Douglass tribute to womanly beauty clinched 1•< addition to i heir Mil , Ir. I l e uualltv race i» di—i i,ndi-I fr -n. frog- i- iji-.ir anti dancing .*11*•<i 11*lu I- r I ii ,.|,,il./< / L left yesterday for Oil.mdo where she i j ............ vi-ii l-y ti* anipbiiitoutiie argument tor the negative side |> ■hapcrotic» » tn< h -v>>■ f.-i I.* r I f . Ill w.rc Mi—t— Virgmiu l , i - l will visit several weeRs ere returning \r 11 * B ro th erl""‘d 1",Oli­ li bx »lilting that in* wife couldn't . .11,. - I . lit pe» ral] ce a r -i »i - .--r* - --1 .- i ■, r, ■I, lo e Mr,i I . t ■-r t, Ward l( -it t- M - D.inod, »1 II' - ,| »td-l iil-- t *. to her tieolgia home i veiling t h e ( bristlall Fn bake a corn pone when tie married tlolt m t lie mollatul l'Ooí ¡bey Maud Efit/Hunger Mill P-'p--. Ml.tn 1*1* t•* ».iti-i.|i'Mi-t .ii d .oltt-tr.i i imi i M ia m deavnr Society of tin- I'reshy tenuti her. hut tin- iiudu-.iice had only to Every progressive business man » anted I hi-ir finilior ihruwn to ihem lone*. Marrold \\ .isiihurii and Ftl S in - i rn p a r r - e l e . r ri ■al mag tu 11viti to gave uni- of tin- tn-**l de- *ee tier and he * unvtnced To ollset l i e r u n g i r g w H h • \ , r v «, mot mi, that cliur- t advertises in various ways. No Me­ in the pool. Imt Mr ( hristopher war-1 Brady nil tin* delicious fudge made by ligiutul ehleftaitiineMvet given by • , • to a , 1 ** 1 * I I - u t ,1ne- la - . »>1h dium Affords so widespread publicity finallv per-ll.tded lite bir\- tu »llp itii* body ol young people, who urei Mr* llrownlee w ¡is passe,I among 1 tii'i-ri / -. tt.. op par.l» at lea-t atol roí, nver t*r ' i • . broken at t he t,U » h . t im i i n tilj at mi small a cost as the t ’ltv Direr - |ii»i- iif ter -ut.,- with tile warm already famous for their splendid J t he judge* and audience and every I he liarrel rodé lory ■ It is ulways found in the t a lites fiir a bltc Anot tier congenial part y of pleas ai-ilitv a* entertainer» This last j plate was emptied' and the judges Chri*1ophcT fri qui iitlv Tr v . r* Money Centers, therefore it is m Mr lire - Si£>.er, enjoyed an nf lurnoot, p l a u d i t * n i t * r t - .r> event surpasses ali previous records announced their decisions in favor agatti Tin ut t» »lili vx.ulmg to lie. Constant Touch with the Money picnic Friday at the home place of In the last and foreign grouji of and ha» put t In-iti in a rln»» by of tin negai i vi­ clairned. Spendora-v-See the Directory M a n . Judge Herring The piy* riders went . l i n g * , w tin ii i u- f u i*t ■I a i uiiiln r ol t In ft) *»t‘ 1 V •' U |J i in» occa»ii*ii an Muriel H,irruid and Nfrs. M m Mr lien*- \|r ,md Mr- T h ra j b out m a large wagen greatly enjoy r e q , | l - » t - n i l g- f o r unusual l v e x c e l for space and prominent classifica­ llllltgl-l III r liumurtMi». fumiy di-lmt,- Vane* • Douglass and Mr. Frank tions of your Business in the San er atul Mr.» I'ule-tim eallie llllvr I be mg tile old fashioned wagon picttP l e n t d i c t i o n n u tier in.ite ibihtv 1, pt 111r«*.i r- <■( laiiglit,-r l .1M- pi ••!! r* t U*-r. -1 », \* r. ■I delightful I’ M* "Iford Directory, to be issued won rhildreit ii ti-i :tftertiiiiin and coubl Mi*» I of .1 ti i i .o i i p>-rnn *--l i • ......... ■' *1 1.1 f- .1-» 1 l,. .1.-1 ,t. V-* ll i n . • velili g of tnil le-l-t •' . fe ■'I I 1 ■ |.... . w* II I *r f . 7f> Jtc . . M ■ /-- Mu». • t . .*»,« 1 . -V 1 I i . . ' nil-1.- j* .1 p|, .i»ipe m u i • tu an en U i •• U i, » t \ M H ' ' v Mm Mary Wablrnn i .- r e t .ir t .d iii .Ii t,*-..r ' alniil 1 II1 1 ||111*|»l:U»l 1C a )>|l! .l Uni* of . 1- . r in ri ,t 1. to |IIH, t ' i 1 ,\ , In lie. alet.-d ' » ,,ii 11 el I t-rOug ii i.i" I K, -m from.t month'» vui.itioj -per • m 1(If t ban 1l.f-mgli •1,-llgill,- *1 audience. gi t to tiring a \I !•• ’ I I r . >U lilla . w . * ,.g and ml* i«,,** i • » lb r rate ,,qd Jacksonville and Lake i ity. lu-r olii lu» eye. The question was ably lug crowd \ patty ■ I y o uMg people harming personality lui» won for defendetf for the allirmative by Mrs. \K >M ta home. Miss Waliiron expects lo frrrn n iil ,\fration from Monroe carne for a swim i n /I n humii cement her a lasting place in tlie heal t* of E 11 Brownlie, Mrs Maxwell and have hor father and mother movo The teaclo-rs ami jmpils of Mut l’njîenhari t'apt aliforrj'* rnii>i* lover* lu re*pofise M* r* The Welfare Department will hold here from Lake City and make S a n ­ tlie morning 'h »tophi r a n , I Set-w art l l-'t!t il tirad,-» enjoved a delightful tirought party in lie- morning and It' lu^t meeting Í»*r I lie M-astltt 1o ’*• 1be * - . >-n i ■ i k, ■\............ ford their future home. ■eg *1*\* t>-, Mi— \ ir me .it i rv-tiil Lake Saturday', i--r il o, T h r-e ITI' »r r " w alt* ril*H*l- a ' Tbree *i* i 1«i. big load in t k- aft I I ¡ i . I. . r , I * -i u 11 "iiiT-'.it M \ * t, I* |,e I li *I ( l e i l.i»* pillili al the * lose of M »liuti Mrs, Robert Herndon is -pending ( pnv ate Ian- ‘ • Ml*- I ' i I I,e .1* I . ',-il i .1 •e . lai* ruinii" 1'll- tfl.-.-t 11*g u AI ............To! I- Iloti ** t **ol i ,* f*-a t tir e of m hi n d Ilf** t h a t ■ I Io It'-.A a few weeks in the city the gue.-t of a f t e r i m o : * i " - -a ,'••» 11* •.¿ll. •1 protnpC -I \ 1 ell l.a i tl-lr.o* . H --u*■ • re* M l'i,e ., •t X-. • Aer, Me* I- ,*nt • |i,it,-I w i N t* *,. I- pb-ll'tire. home folks. Mr and Mr- H.-inh-n piled in it ' i ; I -w* oil I-, tiled •’ •1,' * -pu*rii'ii i' ' 1 i - Mo- there .1 T-.--.' 1 , I R 1 s u * • ■ .»pent the winter at Arcadia and Mr 1 to the I t »1 '- • ' I .1,0 ( ) I b i ,rv, Ml»» \i ¡Míe King ol tlx ledo i» the 1 .........II Ib-nrdmi will go to other part- <>f Nf ¡.I tol-i .ll,i 11- •f-* <’•* I r i .... I *p held ill-! I ill- r. -I ol Il­ t l i l i i. 11 Will ghie.!. M i il II gee Tlo- gite»! **f Mis» El tire tu-e Rolli* for K y amt t f 11 o thi -late (or his firm, t lia-e Si t o j plied u good t iimlit r Alter tiie lull a t te iiila i,' di -ireil '••li* w*-* mad* lti I a V or tlf t he ( *1 Iti Mo lo etili-ili ,11 k ■t* lertrwd left. Mr Thra'lu-r and fun ea .*- It,-gat i x A Good Investment |*ii \t - - 1*•■i » *- -it*. ,|*le ,*( I lo­ q u e s t i o n bul It dy, l>r l ’ulestoii tnd family. Mr Judicious Advertising .M a in n a i / i i i t n i u s ir,- mud) **f Mi»» Mol*bar.I • *u* Miss Myra Williams of Rock was a foregone conclusion when and Mrs. Watson and Mr. and Mrs. Creates u new business, Mrs. S. O. Chase nf this -city is in i.-ss, for she accompanied the singer three married men iwitli their wixes ledge, accompanied by iu-r father Bart Herndon came for u swim. A receipt nf an interesting picee nf in- with artisti, »kill and »> nipat In-tic present Derives n dull business. were named for this com­ and brother were guests of (rienda number of picnic* ami private par­ [ttrtmillun which will be read with interpretation Mr» I leas I» on,- ol mittee Enlarges an old business. They would nut dare ad in the city last week. ties are being talked about and pleasure by iu-r many friends Secures success in arty business, A- -anford’s fine* t miisicliiti» and lier mil they married their wives to sc-; Woodland I’ark promises to be in presidenl of tiie Class nf *1*1 til am,- invufiiiblv udii» interest to any cure a cook And enables you to pay dividendi Now would th e y 1 I n | Mr. anti Mr*. Edward Roux unti continuous di-maud during thtr sum­ Salem College it possesses a value j-rogram, having won f**r herself a announcing the decision Mr It J two children of Plant City* were In your business. k k Woodsman , (itr the recipient that t.s fully ap|*r*- ¡¡lace all her owf* in the in-arts nl Bollv staled that it had not .been guests of Dr and Mr.» 1. R I’híliju A few dollars spent for an nd. in mer. the new City D irectory will prove dated by those in whom the da»» 'fiends and admirer» u decision for oratory, for each siile for the week's end. these facts to you. See thp Direc­ Let Your EarnlnQs Oe Honcet. spirit is strongly developed. The A charming and beautiful number had brilliant advocate» but Nature Gain not base gains base gams aro communication follows: tory man bt-foro it is too late. fits the musical monologue, exquis huil been responsi lib- for the derision. N Miss Marion Muni, en route from tho Bame ns loss,-» -tleslod •7€-2tc Mrs iv l>, Chase of Sanford, pre* itnly renderei) by Mr» Luden l’Idi- Mr Howard Sh w artz opened the New y ark lo New Orleans is the Continued on Page e.t P», with her young daughter, Mar debate for the allirm ative side i j ident of the Chi*» of *!•1. Salem <'<<! an nt the piano Mr» Philip» i* legt. is in receipt of otfirial inform.* ¡IlllllllllllJCXXIIIIIIIIIIlIXiXIIIIIIIIIIIIXXXIIIIIIIIIIIIXXX lion concerning the (¡eneral Reunion --tie of the lo ,al readers of mite, her delightful interpretation« of her seof Alumnae to be held May 21 This will be the one hundred and -riions and a - harm ol manner *-tithirteenth Commencement ami will lenring her to a largì- tírele who be marked by interesting exercises, • igerly respond to the announce­ among which, will lie the unveiling ment that Mr» Philips will rentier T h a t Old Sweetheart .of Mine." t tu­ of the Emma A Lehman Memorial The Dickson Valencia Oranges are now on tly» Step« erected by Salem girl« in honor tender little poem oi James Whit-1 of the completi, completion lust year of fifty- nmh Riley that appeals to at! 1. Ice Cream made of Pure Jersey Cream. Sanford market. Any of this fruit proving dry or *vers of poetry, Miss Philip» added six years of rontinuoua teaching. 2. Fresh fruit used in all fruit cream otherwise unsatisfactory will be replaced upon re­ record unparalleled in the history of much to the beauty of her mother » » 3. Perfect sanitary syrup room. U iï_ American colleges for Women. Tin- »«"lection with her graceful urc<*mturn to the dealer from whom it was obtained. 4. Fountain always kept clean. speakers will bo the Re_v* Bertram parti ment. The following dealers are handling this fruit \ 5* Courteous clerks. Brown of Tarboro, N. C., who deOne of tlie most attractive item*) livers the Baccalaureate sermon and (-era of the entire program wa’* the Specialists in their line. and ean supply it in any qu an tity desired. Dr. C. Alphormo Smith of the Uni­ •>)tjicara nee of lit 1Ip Marian N r » Perfect service. versity of Virginia, who will make i**n. the si-^ y, •nr old .1,1,1 \It,inge»t Something new all the time to tempi your soda appetite. »llldlo the Commencement address. pit Mot roll’ij'l ill of MrHggs strictly fresh. • | .r I x truck Icen classes arc returning for tlu-ir ala­t and d.-H 1 V I I I l l 10. Sanitary, dust-proof, straw holders. It.ralll -liar.-d reunion and tin- Commencement pro li d blue rib! toil . ? Kwvr111tig » it ii tiitlcr cession promises ioTie one ,*f the lug - be honors ni ! I l l 11. A big money's worth of (luality. u grace and childish features of the week. pupil«, with 12. This quality of service ought to appeal to you. ■■_ ‘ ■ - * -* i j dignity that Won for her an ap­ r< 9 M uric R t7ital plause loud and long. It is probably ILast evening at the High School tho first time in ijm history ,*f those auditorium the festivities of Com­ May recitals that *« young a stu ­ mencement week began with tho dent has been honored with a music recital of the piano pupils of place on the program and little <' ;; in ANDABOUTTHECITY !! ABOUT PEO PLE ...AND E V E N T S ... 1 xxxxxxxxxxxxxsxxxxxxxxxxxxx “ B O N IT A I Guaranteed Oranges 12 Reasons for Patronizing Bonita Ice Cream Parlor Co-operative x E. E. T urner W. N. Le Hier X J . I). Roberts J . M. Saucer M rs. (¡. Sau cer VV. George' M rs. J . M allejn A. 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" W h y fear death? It is tho most beautiful adventure in life." * Most men fear death, all men fear material dissolution. Whether our thoughts and beliefs are immutably tixeil on a future life of safety and happiness nr not, -we shrink from the pain, the loneliness, the uncertainty of going alone out of this life, which we know, into th at other of which we know nothing It may in- mere­ ly the protest of nature that life MAY 18 1315 ! | 4 •* •> ■ V tw . ' : Farm and Garden '• •t r GRAIN SMUTS AND TREATM ENT T h e *« A ra Am ong th e Most In ju r io u s Disease* and Cause M an y Losses. •fl’ i ' l w m l by New J e r s e y s t a t e ment st at i on. ] SANfOfll) LODGES 4 Sanford » r u Lodge i No G2, F. and A. M. ComiWWIcation eve TV first 'and third Thursdays at 7 :30 Visiting brethren welcome. npli J . C. Humph O. L. Taylor W. M Secretary CLASSIFIED . ADVERTISING ♦ !♦ .Monroe Chapter No. Ift, It. A. M. Meets every second and fourth Thura day in Masonic Hall oVer the Imperia' H All Local Advertisements l miff Theatre. Visiting companions welcome. This Heading THREE CENTS „ J. F. K urn at* II. K. Tolar Secretary High Priest Line For Each Insertion. Minimum Charge 25 Cents. e xpe r i ­ Seminole Chapter 2, Order Eastern Sla must cease, or it may he the l ack of T l lo nrc nmoIlff (ll0 mosl , n Meets every first nnd third Tuesday a normal man and woman. To the C ollege Seniors in each month. Everyone who lias seen »> ♦»»»»> »*♦»♦< Vision of what is b e l o n t r * . ' W a x e s o f our grains nnd are And there must he a mental mat­ N o » “j w I c r t r - J 'o t t r Alma M ater, makes man dread ami fear the last the causes of heavy losses In Now J e r ­ his Star in the East are cordially invited ing as well ¿is a physical, if the relato visit this chapter. Now you bid a. fond farewell moment. Alice E . Bobbins, Scc'y sey nnd throughout tho country, * T o the home of youthfuf-strugglcs, tion sh tfris to last and thus bo wor­ Hut in the great moments when »♦K H *»** Till. ilSjVcry common nml well known Y o u hnve learned to love so \ell. thy of the name of marring?. . Phoenix Lodge No 5, K. of P. the actual crisis comes there seems to dlscasT'occur* asa o on the growing oats at The marriage rite or ceremony is Standing now u p » r\ th e threshold, For Hale— Indian motor Meets second and fourth Tuesdays. a proper formality whereby tho he a clearing up of the uision, not u the tlmo of heading, causing tho de­ C ast one lingering look behind. Malting knights always wclcorqe. 1913 model, all in good rumi rg ar­ numbing of the feelings nnd sonsistruction of the groin* nnd more or IL McLaulln T h in k of those with whom y o u ’ve world is notified of tho relationship. O. J. Miller der. Inquire at Moore's Hut the ceremony docs not ro n. ! liiliti«*, hut a certainty that where less of tho ctiafT nnd the formation of K. It. nnd S. C. C. labored, Ju ck Hiddingcr.’ 77 J t (, * life is soon to go out in struggle and n powdery black mass. This black Classmates, teach ers, friends so stitute the marriage. Sanford Lodge No. 27. I. O. O. F. The ceremony is not vital, and the pain and torture, which is tho fight powder I* composed of tho spores of kind. Horse for S a l e - Hay, 8 year* uhi. Meets every Monday at 7:30 p. m., particular form it takes is of small nature makes against dissolution, ab o u t 1100 lbs., safe, strong and there is n life th a t is to persist and over Imperial Theatre. M a n y years may come and vanish importance. No better farm or team J . W. O. Singletary C. C. Cobh, sound. is to exist under 'conditions that are The vital things are the mental. Ere you see th e m all again. Secretary N. G. horse in state. Worth 120(1. f|’»0 spiritual and physicnl qualities of wider and better than those with C ond uct yourselve^no nobly, truly, for quick sale. It. II. Holm. Box whieh we are now acquainted. the man and woman. T h a t their labors be not vain. 412, Oviedo, Fla. 72-tup Gale City! Camp No. 6. W. O, W Tho cheerful spirit that could There can tie no lasting love with­ Meets second and fourth Wednesday stand in a group, doomed like him­ out a sincere and-honest respect. L ookin g now across the portal, nights in each month.- 1 Orpingtons, “ the big black !>< an­ self to certain nnd speedy death, and T ru th Is tho first requisite in m ar­ T o tho years t h a t lie afar, F. L. Miller J . F. Hoolehan t i c s ." Pullets nnd laying stock from riage, and unless truthfulness he say th at the adventure was n beau­ Clerk Council Commander prize winning strain for sale, write S te p out bravely, grandly, fully, Show the world how true you are. present no ceremony can sanctify tiful one, that (Rath 'was not to be for prices. Settings, 15 fertility feared, was contained in a high and the relationship. guaranteed $3.00. The Ortega Breed United Brotherhood of Carpenters and The essence of marriuge is com­ purposeful soul. W hat he Bald In the Joiners of America ing Farm s, Jacksonville, Fin Pushing forward e a c h endeavor, great crisis, might well be said by all panionship. Sanford Isrcal Union No. 1761 meets 71 lu. • Striving still som e goal to win. of us. Wo might well so consider first and third Thursday night at 7 The man nnd woman must sym- the ‘ approaching end of all things Launching out on life's great ocean o’clock in the Eagles' Hull. .Sale— U. For S. Patent pathixe with each other's » l » r » - ! |w th|l „ rtu|d thlt| lllW i T ill the harbor is entered in. J. W. O. Singletary, J . M. Brown, Would take siiti« 979026, Sec'y-Treas. President lions and respect each other's nm-1 „ th<1 Pn(!in(r wns lhp most beau-1 e s t a t e ns part payment L iste n not, when e 'e r the tempter lotions and desires. tiful H|| the adventures in which J . H. M . Herald OfficiH. P. O. E. Sanford Lodge 1211 If th i is not so the man will stray W(> ,m(, anljri|lut, (| In your ears a siren sings; Meet first and third Wednesday night actually or else clmse the ghosts of , S to o p to nothing m ean or little. . , . i i . i , We do not know, we cannot know, *«««»« at corner of First St and Palmetto Ave. .................... Still look upward, try your wings dead hopes through the graveyafil O. L. Tay lor H. L. Peek what awaits us on the other side of of his dreams. Secretary Exalted Hulet that thin veil we call death. Within Prcttinoss palls, unless it is hacked M a y I offer you ihoso wishes, the sou) of every man is the demand by intellect. The merely clever T h o ' so weakly, feebly penned, ■ ■■' — i -------- -------The Lake Breeze Council No. 31 Junior for more life, wider life, better life, For Ran t— House of eight room. woman is nearly as had as the astute W ith a hope that in the future, Order United American Mcrhnnirs and the fuith that spring* up within man. 'W a re of those people who Meets every Wednesday at 7 :.'50 P. and hnth on Myrtle Il Veli ui God will keep you to the end? u* is the assurance to the believing M in the City Hall, Visiting brothers in Inquire o( Hilt lain ' carry most of their goods in the show ib.it there a beautiful life beyond, i are welcome. <\ H Smith. Hrc. Sec. office. u i ndo*w' T o the end of all your life work. and that the going through tlu\ gates Brilliant men are but ordinary Till is past all toil and cure. Celery ( ity Aerie No. is.Vt of death i* merely .the adventure Till you reach the heavenly portals most of the time at intervals are F or l<i tit Meeting i-\iry Tin uay night that h ad * to inure beautiful thing* Anil he crow mi as faithful th e re' capable of brilliant performance*. hi. o'clm k I’u u Building roo ms o ver Ao w* 1 winch i he "eye hath not mum." tier N’ot only are they ordinary mo*i J . T lloiili-luui, G. E Ta rn t us. Mrs K. M Anderson, llrndcn tow n Y o well & Co Worthy I’re* dent Secretary of the time, lull often they are dull, 1he ear heard F o r Hint 1 tirili- Leo ' • T I hear several noises this week perverse, prejudiced and absurd • T i l l " I - * 1>Hi t i n ' ll " tin’ll t we •k a* 11JIN T R IB E N4I. fil. I tt. It. M. However, 1 hr\ re sometime* rooms, scissi ned tiirou g huu i that listen like building a m-w hotel Sanf ord schools and all of the pat Moots every* tin-t and third Friday I h m e . gn* and all nieder and if they are tire enough noises it right, and this is better than to he runs of the schools and t h e citizen* night,* at 7 tu f i M . i - o n o T . tuple dead wrong all the tint»• nce* $2U p» r limit t * will menu that Sanford will he about Yi-lt mg brothel* welcome mo nt h * , include* water M So here i* tin* truth Your ordin­ generally should at t end the oxer niter is wititxT Hfitrxim etuiii mhkamkii the best little town in Florida nc\t rises We have the finest sy s t e m of W. A. Ginn. .lohn Stamper, to itKAi.rur i-i,a.■ cm en s o n , lotti Myr t le Ave, season. • If there is a n y city in the ary man who does the brilliant schools in lile s t a t e and our people C i f It Sachem United States that needs a hotel things would lie nrdmarv all the time . ,, . , should uphold them by atrPndanci Hie fittigli* hy aliti li It Is carried from t It Ollllil ITiriii-duwots« than Sanford let them come were it not for the fact that he is in* •*nriniragi*mi* ni. tlu-ri- y on r t*» y«mur I t i * carri imI hy tini « Imi. Alui ) mid ileruid* of I.liter!) mg a |i|iiy ut ».i r <».ik forw-ard and press their claim and spired by a woman. hlimi Id tu- tm tliffi- n-iii'i-* <>f «>|nniiHi nini nn»r«* *ir !•■>* of It i*il teli«* Oli th« Meets at Eagles* Hall f i f i Monday Great thoughts and great deed* they will receive a Carnegie medal 1* of tl u- lit'iii tliy |iIti 11t H Tito lo 1-lutili lh>' t>l*'.i* uri * ul[ t lie* ni i n night in each mollili at 7. 10 are tin' children nf married miiiil* for braver} Mill) Un r *i (limi* will li— aldi* 1il «lut* lo tilt* ||I*«¡1M* 1* Vfi )* largo. fri* F - ir H«nt 1:t tootn Urn E Hou*ehobbr. Comma miri ( I I W lien you find a great man playing ily muloi!Ht lu ■¿ to IO •r «ont or inmii Iti III I li«-ir anni« lue h Htnnilaril rio -.- i Mis* Bertha Packard, Secretary l o o m i n g liop-i W tien you find a great man play­ % T h ere is very little stirring in in vi ■ar* ti i »orni* n*i t hey 1h;tvi- tn the mori• of tilt* tTOjl Tilt- lo** for ih« IMI tt il f r o m |>t>-iloffii «city politic« these days and il is d if­ ing a big part on iif •’* stage you'll 1*11 «*t litui w*l [Ui*l if flit» i II 17.«*Il» will «t litui livh’tnl tin* t nitrii Si il tttî lui* I h*1 a vi'ti in ficult to get a line on the men who find in *ight, or ¡ml around the cur ni 5 J’t Marni r l»«»r ) cur r hi* ini .tini Head history' expect to make the race tin. fall tier, a great woman Ko Hont '1l’ u n or Tile fact Unit Ihc siwires of the fun A man alone is only half a man. This is tile lime for the politicians fit n i * h e d ii*hound.' ' ; gu* are curried un the outside of The to go fishing and line up the slate it take* the two to make the whole j locution. 302 Park Avi* healthy grains iftat.es tl .possible to Ideas are born of parents. and 1 expect to he invited to several u«c n treatment which will kill the For Heat A *ix roon MY SPECIALTIES: Hut life never did ronsist in doing parties* in the next few week* in iqHiro* without Injuring the grain*, which the efty politics will he freely brilliant thing* ull day long. Pit KAltD S HAND-PAINTEI) CHINA Continued from Page 5 Coronado Beach Iorni*li* t ile most eutivetilutit treatment Is with Hefore breakfast most men a r e , discussed and thru 1 can talk in­ GORHAM’S STERLI NG SILVER rout by- the season nr in*> lorttialln (or formaldehy de), which can guest of her unci Mr ('has. I la nil telligently about the men who will rogues. l t o t ; E R S * PLATED H ARK lo I .■* N o- no \ i-r, I r . I*pur, !ia*i d from the druggist at 7r > mid tam ilv And even brilliant men are l,nl sacrifice themselves upon the city's lo •ei.I* pet |»oind m in large «pian I Id. I N \M> \\ VI Ml V.M \\ Alt III..** altar. ‘ Tis said that -I D I >u\i*«»n llant only two hours a day title* liliali i lieu pel line jhiiiiiiI In hf Mr* H H Hill i* expecting to These brilliant moments are ex will lie I lie ottlj candidate for ly gali.in* uf wnter will tie nulhclelit leave thi* week tor ( ohimbun. tlliiu « -e e -e o e c e o * <v - . . mayor, as it. tt Herndon objects to ceptlonal. for fifty bushel* of grain. Spread the to visit her daughters. Stie will making the rare b ecause it will re­ grain on n clean floor nnd sprinkle or spend the summer with them. quire him to work m ore than eight i spray ilinnioghly with the folutlon. My old friend, Frank Stone,man Shovel (lie grata Into a pilo and coier hours tt d a y 'for less thatv the scale of thu Miami Herald la one of the Mr. and Mrs, E. T Woodruff and with on urns or burlap for from six to and this would lose him his card. best writers in the Florida press and D E N T IS T Wanted 2 ' or .1 iter«— Mr. Davison "Jess lalTs" and thinks 1 like his wonderful* description of Dr. and Mrs. C. E Walker and twelve Ilnur* sud ilien spread out to their guest, Mr* Travis motored ilry The drying process tuny Ik* tin* thiw forti. cleared, tiled it will he a joke if he is the only man life here and hereafter. Like all work m u wurrt: rw tput onlv thut ha* been far ríe 'i a -i in the' race. There may he some newspaper men Frank is like a sen­ over to Daytona Saturday morning I imhhI by mix Inj; with ntr slaked lime, which may l*> removed by the raunlnu Write or PEOPLES RANK BUILDING room hwitte dark horses grooming for the may- sitized plate upon which impressions returning to Sanford Sunday even­ mill ing II mole Heal K * t a t e < orality stwkes and we shall see what leave their mark and only those Thl* (ll»eit*e of the wheat Is very ' ROOM U Ilari iP h on e 148, Geo. I» We shall see. who have been in close touch with ,,, ,,, ,, , , . , „ . .. .. i Miss Alice Guild is the guest of similar In general appearance to that 7fi-3tc of the oaw. but Its life history 1» some- i materia life can fully describe those , . . . , ,, , . i her sister, Miss Clara Guild for what different. It spreads from ills- j i E lb e rt Hubbard went down on feelings and give the true fmpresCommencement week. cased 'to healthy plants ut tirno of dow­ In CoBIt *f Jail*-. NrmiBol. Tlte fol­ i the Lusitania and wo shall enjoy his sion of the spiritual life. - ■ .. i'mumlf, Hltlr of (la,Ida ering and penetrates the young grains. writings the more ua th e source of lowing from his pen is a fair sample; In re Eilat* of ^ Mrs. Hobt. Herndon Is up from The fact Hint tt Is carried within the Km m att It. H r niton supply Is dead and no more shall we Every crisis brings out in bold re­ Notice 1» hereby given, to all »1 ” Arcnffin for a visit to the home grain Instead of on tbe outside nnd may coneern. that on the 20th •!*> take delight In his sayings. Here is lief some Splendid human quality, that It Is luqiosslble to distinguish tho folks. October, A. D. 191S. «hell *pj>l> ' • one of them on the m ental plane In and some expressim that lives long Honorable (iao. G. Herrin*. Jud*-healthy from tbo diseased grains, I Court, aa JudxR d I'robatr. for flo-i m arriages: in hill memory of man. makes the formalin treatment unsatis­ char|e ae Adminletrator of ib' -*'*'' Miss Maud Alice Wagner passed Emmett H. Herndon, deceawd •"■1 Marriage is the' n atu ral mating of Standing on the deck of the sinkthrough Sanford Thursday en route factory. By far tho most satisfactory at lha earn* tlmo I «111 pr«-»«n' sud economical method of prercutlng count* a* Adminletrator of «»"I -** to ‘ Indiana where she expects to and aak for their approvel. the disease Is to secure seed from un­ Dated April fO. A. t>. 191» , , spend the summer. ^ infected fields, but when K Is desira­ HA HTLETT W. IIK H M "'S Adminid rju 1 ble to maintain a particular strain of 69- * -I0 . 6-18. 6-22. 7-20. B-JI. 9-21 seed a modification of tbo Jensen hot Greatest Poets. wnter treatment can bo used. This Homer, Lucretius, Dante, Shake­ method ns devised hy Freeman and speare, Goethe, Milton, Shelley. Byron, Johnson Is ns follows: Clean the seed Skunks Enemies of Caterpi l l ar* Tennyson, Browning. Perhaps others thoroughly nnd soak for fivo <o seven A new field of usefulness has bf'tt might be added. It Is largely a mat­ hours In water at 03 to 72 degrees F. found for tho much-ridiculed skunk In ter of taste and temperament—al­ Put the grain la loose bags or- wire M A K E Y O U R O W N « tho fact that It Is a vigorous enemy "f though there Is but little room for ar­ baskets bolding about one-half peck 99.98 PER CENT PURE gument about the first six names. p a i n t ; tho full-grown range caterpillars Blrih each far further treatm en t Use two ANALYSIS: aro of no service whatever In .destroy galvanised Iron tuba, bolding from T IIO S . It. RAKER, P h. D„ Kollinu College, Florida Ing theso largo caterpillar*- but skunks YO D will SA V E twenty to forty gnllona. filled with wtjWinter Park, Florida, April 19, 1915 Horae Chestnut Tree In Bottle. devour quantities of thorn, and tht* 56 d$. P£R GAL II. B. Coney, Esq., Orlando, Florida ♦ Hogio chestnuts can be grown In a ter. Tub No. 1 should bo kept a t a another reason why thoao little crea­ Dear Sirt—1 have completed a careful sanitary analysis of the sample J ’ boftlq of water. Use. a bottle with a temperature ranging from 110 to 120 T H IS IS B O W tures should receive more consldera of water that you brought me Iasi week and have obtained the following $ degrees F., and tub No. 2 at about 120 Buy 4 gals. L.flfcM. Semitlon than they now do resu lt: <> neck wfde enough to hold the chest­ to 120 degrees K, Plunge each bag or Mixed Real Paint |»,4o C o lo r. .......................................... Clear Chlorine. . . . 0 parts per 1,000,000 J J nut, adding water to just touch the nut basket Into tub No. 1 for one minute and stand It In a window. Roots will And 3 gals. Linseed OU Reaction................ Neutral Total Solllds 8 parts per 1,000,000 to mix with U at form, followed by a stem and leaves. and then Into tub No. 2 for ten min­ Free Ammonia.: . . . None N itrates.. . . Trace * Duty Ever Preieht. estimated cost of 3.40 AlbuminoidAmmonia.. . . None Hardness . . 38 parts per 1,000,000 If the water is constantly supplied the utes, keeping the grain well stirred dur­ A sens« of duty pursuea us ev*r tree can grow for years In the bottle. ing tbe entire time. Two men can The absence of both free and albuminoid ammonia in the spring Makes 7 gala. Paint for $10JO It Is omnipresent, like the Deity treat about one bushel or grain per | water and Its very small amount of chlorine Indicate its goed quality—the we take to oureeives tho wing» of , ‘1” hour. Tho seed can be drletl^n a barn I t ’s o n ly $ 1 . ^ 4 p e r gal. the indications are that It ta of exceptionally good quality. morning and dwell iq tho utiermo» Mlnaa In Warfare. floor, but If the weather Is cool It A very desirable feature of this spring water la its aoflnesa, contain* parts of the sea, duty performed or A land mine In warfare constats, of should be protected from fro st 5*-*?- p a i n t t s ptm E w a r n l e a d , Ing leas than anc-fourih of the amount of calcium and magnesium carbon sM LINSEED OlL-tlM b t s l ksown duty violated la still with us for 'jr nates found In many w aters of this region, and Just about enough, aa many a charge of high expioelre burled In The slowness of the hot water treat­ ZINC palm m aterials lor ! • # > « £ £ * happiness or our misery — Daniel authorities think for supplying the lime and magnesia requirements of the tho ground, and arranged to as to ment makes It Impracticable lo treat Use a gallon out o f any you ■ter. ; ; body. Yours Respectfully. (Signed) TIIO S. R. RAKER explode when tho enemy’s troops are any considerable amount of grain. FOR SALELE- • FOR RENT ; HENRY M c L A U L I N JEW ELER PEOPLE AND EVENTS A ll G oods G u aran teed WANTED D R . C . W . F A IN Maxwell’s Magazines Periodicals Soda Water Confectionery Cigars and T o b a c c o s I D R IN K P U R E W A T E R 1041st. St. Phone182 WHY TAKE CHANCES WHEN PURE WATER CAN BE HAD ELDER SPRING WA T E R 3\ Daily deliveries made in Sanford in five gallon ImUles 33 ovor IL Mines are also used In siego wSrfaro, tunnels being driven under * 3 sealed at the spring. Phone ns for further informa- 33 the enemy's fortifications and enor­ 33 lion as to deliveries, prices, etc. mous quantities of high explosivo placed In them. Elder Spring W ater Co. Phone J017-3 I Sanford, Florida 4 #I I M M » ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ Hindu Wisdom. If your mirror bo broken, says * Hindu proverb, look Into still water; but have a care that you do not fall ik ro'- However, the grower will find It prnc. ticablo tn treat a small amount of *ecd which can be shown In a seimrate field and the crop used for seed a second year. Such n field should ,be at a con­ siderable distance from wheat known to be Infected or should be separated by a woodland or other wind break to prevent Infection by means of sport* carried by tbe wind. buy and if not the best paint made, then return the paint and get all your money back. T. J. Miller & Try a Herald Want Ad ^ I _1___ - Benefit In ComraderiBpHalf tho dlfflcuRy of fightlnc M vere battle or accomplishing any h-‘r' task vanishes when a man feel» m he boa comrades at his side fighting the same causo. so that tbo those he love| are upon him. tn hcarta praying for hts victory' L Perry. • • -4L ' Son, Santord » - : •. ^ -___ r- �• y ß 't ui.* i yi|■ ■» ■ P P P Ü •<;*■'•. : P P P i^ ^ ,ll, r B r * , ^l-rf*r *e** 1 -5 îfcwCwlt-.- 4 M (?>;«* v ----- T -^ --.- •*. • t ■. ■ • , ■ IN T H E ,H E A R T OF T H E W O RLD ’S G R E A T E ST VEG ETABLE SEC TIO N E *:, """'T H E ' S A N F O R D ON TUESDAYS AND FRIDAYS / semi - w eekly Lifv /.* W,,„h Living IN S A N K ) H D S A N F O R D . FL ORI DA, FRIDAY . \l \'k 21. 1915 VOLUME VI SO. 7 M SANFORD HIGH SCHOOL COMMENCEMENT WEEK THE STATE LAW MAKERS “ CONTINUE THEIR MAKING I N T E R E S T m ^ E K E R ’CTSKS STA R TET)“ T R E EVENTFUL WEEK IN WHICH LARGE CLASS WILL GRADUATE TONIGHT F r u i i g S o c i r l y I ’l o y * An innovation, most pleasing in RAPIDLY d i s p o s i n g o f powering DeSoto county commis­ charucter was made on Tuesday sioner* to chungo manner of im­ evening when the Irving Society of b il l s a s s e s s io n proving roads in Punta ( io n ia spec­ the High School presented three ial road district; validating indebt­ charming short play*, instond of the NEARS CLOSE edness of I’lant City. Florida; nu- usual three or four act drama. Fol­ thority to Plant City to issue bonds lowing the modern custom adopted » Tallahassee, May 20.— T h e com ­ for water works extension; uuthoritz- by colleges and high schools of note mittee named to Investigate condi­ Ing Plant City council to levy tax the variation was enthusiastically tion* a* the Marianna Reform School for publicity; hill to enlarge powers received and appreciated by the and report to the legislature has in- of city of Lnrgo; authority to Hamil­ representative gathering of towns­ ipectcd and returned; nnd the com­ ton county commissioners to issue people who had assembled to enjoy mittee looks blue. Not u word hns warrants to pay interest on out­ the d ram atic work of their young been said by any of them yet nnd standing warrants and to borrow people T h e class of work presented nothing " ¡ ^ be «aid until the report money; nls«» to validate outstanding by t h e pupil* of our High School is h filed, then somethin# of interest special road and bridge district No. I far above the average, that shows «ill likely be started. in l.ee county hill abolishing town the n ativ e dramatic instinct, well In the first place, it isn’t known of ililliurd in Nassau county, bill to cultiva t ei| by the training of efthat the com m ittee was shocked to prohibit carrying ti.t«»xi«uiit.g li«|iiors ti. let 1 triii tierI o Miss Isabel find the condition* under wiiiili the ito church«** M*ll«*o|w nr i »Ia mm ivi ; (iiMMlhut Is «lue min ll p r a i s e for tin­ • hue boys of the institution ..r e |i<ri|,|for<! i mint V ant i.>•r11 V ti» May I credit .I Me perlnmiuiire ‘ Ilf the s t U being foreed to live since the fatal county cniiiiiits»ion«-r* to .sell interest dents u p o n this occusion. tnd disastrous fire; and a strong be­ hearing warrants; commission charter MjJih local interest attaches to lief i* current thnt they will not rec­ for Frost Proof and authority to issue severvi «-'-«-nts of this week, of which ommend any buildings at the old bond*; legalizing the Mtiriloek drainwe shall hear in turn, chi ef of which place lor the white boys. age district in Ih-Soto tutintv: bill i- the dramatizing <>f .scènes from A separate place for the white making it unlawful it ■i r • l> buy- i- believed ti. be in their i m i .I ' 1(1 t la r g e I ! .. m .olio tbllig like I llUlolred in res t one t y . t ill I l i I ti g t rucking lami w I t r< t ! t ll.'o t .. . 11«* t a u g i t he unknown to man. T o our Presi­ dent lie paid a glowing tribute and f.iyhth <$ntiir 1¡nul nut ion Wednesday wus a day till,.,! will, asserted that lie believed that PrcsWilson’» courage and wisdom tho goo.I things listed for Com- blent moncemeiit week. beginning with v\ould land our nation in u port of He expressed a the graduation exercises of the safety a'nd peace. Eighth grade at ten o’clock in the faith in the graduates to fulfill nit morning and closing with the ex­ expectations, addressing himself to pression recital in the evening, in­ them, paying another glowing tribcluding the exhibits at the Primary •ute to the teachers who in the pur­ and (irammar schools and the Class suit of duty pluyed a noble part, no Day exercises in the afternoon Oni path in life being higher or nobler of the largest «lasses in the historv •“ "»I admonished the girls and hoys of th«- 11'animar school, graduateti to remember tin- faithful loyalty of Returning to the this yt.tr. thirty-two hoys and girls tlirir toughers. keynote of his inlilri-ss Judge Herhaving won their diplomas ting s;ii,| that tin- r«-s«»rt to war bail At ■ M ay I • Itei liei-n in some instances iirden-il and Relei P« eat« «I t In t t t 1. ««rilaini-il by tin- Creator that a util pian«« « • ; I lu- in.t i - I I >ri<i«!•\« rs.iI peace niiglit follow Tins which uslieri-il ut, lile oiliccr* ami country, he «aid, was tree, free from graduates. Marching down th«* care ami deadly war. free for men right ai*b- to the slug«-, tirsi rami­ and women to pursu«- poun-ftil '«»ca­ llón I* I. Thra-her, county Stipi tions. was without fear and dreaif' of sclitols ,in«l Mr s-- Itiing«-. fo| ‘ allil ad moii isln d ll«- gr.tijti il>- to !■ ' ri I nr - , aro g P. ■i I I.al ion i,I- -io t» S ’ ver i • li- rung. M r t, I. n ea r it.I i.l. arresti d I - • It warped b\ to u ".III di (to i'.-rr. n„ ll HAVE SP E C IA L D IST R IC T RONDINO •The people of South Florida will soon have two rouje* to the east coast beaches if tin* wishes of Now Smyrna, Osteen ami other parts of tile southern end of Vido-ijn are carrieil out. Aj an enthusiastic meeting of the people of that section lust night ut the town hall in Osteen the i|uestion of making tin- southern end of Volu­ sia a spe« ml mail and bridge dist»i»l was discussed and tin- many adv a lit ages of ilu- road pointed out. The plan in to bond tile new district for enough to build a good hard su r­ faced road from the Osteen ferry on the St. Johns river to New Smyrna giving the people of this *•-< tmil .« mii«'h shorter and better rout- in lIl­ ls » In the early d a y - a i d 11 deed up to a few yeam 11. ....... I w h » l i e one M toil.. . I • 1 .0 I•• r r V was in o l e at M o rite a n d i i m • -. .1 Ip I t * I goo I d ol t h e \ o. lad i ' • a 1.1 n o -,/c i on ti I ' , l in euri b i r!- "*«’• « lit Ir d ili going » but ..Mer i he new t e. il t « e. . . g i l l y »u|e ilo- I r . . « i l s w u n g ! t It it t way ¡/ml On- p e o p l e win» u j s h e i l I» II. ■. I 1 i I . 11, • I. .| II III C I.l I - I I IsI (a I III g l 1 • t.i I or..I ,.|o I . it,,- ' i. I "ri'ii.i.l" sotii,- I' d been .'ll SOUTH ERN VOLUSIA T O 1 prol t . i . . . >rmmg . a n d !>r.l VI- I* • • It g ' ,1 t III- in­gro­ i',ill of the r.u es i» • ' '* ’• It ■...| ■.1 ItpplV »1« ! . • *...... i ail ot h«-r pill.«-» • " I m. for. nft«-r nil. It is "* I l , *‘d •i . t i i r, '»i ti 1 * , i , !„ -f. t. li I dll . .. 1-.I..IÍ 1' to • .. v, rage . ill/. »• . . . . 1f„l). I iMi.ll» lections w h ic h were greatly e n j o y e d by th* amiirnrr. HARD SURFACE ROAD TO NEW SMYRNA Itnr, m. . m g trip .............. '. I !• ..« Ii i lor.g 1 ' iirn' i \ ............................. .sla tes if tive o M. ...s -liin la w of [I III- t his in I w i- I ll I llli» prepara! ntn* thè II -I ti r. de lo ill \ tla n t e ■*I dad • I W. . . A api• i • tho sup rem i e u u ri àn cflort w ili b e minte at tht* nenstoii to smi-n-l t b e ¡.«w» tu prò- ub t -r ,i«-i u n l l t i g |! of p u * s t * d MI tloI '• 1 I •i . - I •I •IT, to ..t •! i i r e - • • M mntide t a x .1 -ff| r-’ d part p c.'-i " . e r I Il 1- >1 to IO I he , t* Min­ ¿ '• .1 ! ’• 1 S« I i v- . - i*« t.ii- fq^ure d a t e : g ..ran»N¿ ti 9lit-« mm«» .,( • ■ N. ,» - i • r ». .* m *1 '. g l.i-t t..,i." »> >* .il trini' <1 . * »» ,i «!» U*. )n»f.*»r ?• *11 uà» 1 ^ 1‘ !|*U| « «if I 1 • if • . . .* . 1 e r ’ K) I- carrying la p a iit y of tin- ear Mi .t. .ni of II.. * i t* « * k* t .. * ..r of •1• •nr ..................... . y ,. , ' Ih*'»' II«» V 1S >i tal K. i •• i Itili t 1111*111 of t * i oí ii b a d ■- !• • lb. Ii led I l,g DIS \% today |»f•piarmg .« m c i o l unique after thought, the negro jttttid, T h e sto re room was i-nti-red ment» to tic,comptish t Iti* by Rulli t h r o u g h tin- now v ; c a n t ici- c r e a m »•i ,.b|y m»|H-r*onateil Mr. Igou thinks that tin- law should M ari" Dm- , III I t s i pa rlo rs, u ico n s to the grocery de­ MeiiillleVer be clanged, especially in regard to w i i . banning out g bn Ii s» ,ii • 11v made o n c e in p a rt m e n t belt tthe automobiles for lor«-. »m««- it !, y Vi i . . \\» pi.-- ■ I vidi-t My s o l e I lo- I. e . •• oftrii m I ur* th a t a car will I ;iii- a ll .1 l o s . b l e i- I. I » eri n . .|e I I • ir a p p e . t r . i l o i i •i I lie r u b b e r » line hit*,, power nini small i.irr-. » I 1 r i i . « f I t « fl. ’• t • v 'lI ,t- ' 1,1 . 1er- ti.-r fiil.|Mg'-' a id I i t--r• lax caps city "I* hi- aini-ndtneni : 11 Mild I -t -t g g I........ .'I Iblr. I id l i l t I l I» I- I I •lav light hr presented lo i tic senati- lin- w.i . i, i *, ll i n . i Il - 1 ree or f.o .r e • • 1 g-1 1 • ••»• ami it ¡s belicviil t lo- bill .1» . I 111g I d wii t, II» lu-r nuit lu r N i «olopulos. »lori I a» bi eli vi»ili’«| i.ori-n.i >iml »ill i»c more satisfactory by burglars and no ■b-w as to their •vi-i ^ i lung « v « p t . p. r Ii. ;■» let ter.» Another J e n ture Mr Igou d e s i r e s .«ml uihiriibh- l u l l « - Il«-s*. i d e n t i t y I m» l ieeli o l . l a i l i a b i e I lie »••Ili» 11meto change i* to uliminiite ito- ucce«sheniT's o Ilice »an communi«-;» t«-d who*« b.itb i her matinee idol «lie» «t> u| di lie rent tugs, requiring now with yesterday and Mr. Lognn has hard The action centres about tills becaute of the numiier of difTerent with whom ail the promised to do what is possible in muti ee idol tax««. A statr tnx. a county tux and girls are in love, six Amcrirnn Heauty I he ease. Hty. tax in addition to the registra­ roses and six duplicati- love letters tion fee, requires an many us four With ¡ fresh -iosa and « harm of the N e w * From Mlumunte t*l» on machines used in (lie state row Its« if tile little, playlet was a May 15th. Mrs N Ii Fogg, who »lone. delightful numiier left here last Monday to visit her The closing play. Charles O 'M al­ The following bills were passed by daughter nnd family. Mr*. J . M. ley’s Aunt." a eometly «Ruma was a Tracy in Idaho, reached her d es­ the senate this week: clever adaptation of Charles Lever’s Osceola county ftsh law; authority tination after a very long and pleas­ novel, "C h a rle s O'M allev" ami was ant journey to find them all well to Escambia county to reimburse a ty o f Pensacola for road ami bridge j »"«I. oí course delighted to *.-«■ her. , an excellent production as present.-, t»x collected by c o u n t-; authority She will spend the summer with by th- members of the east who incity of Pensacola to issue bonds; H»«" in the Rocky Mountains ami terpr.-u-d tlu-ir individual purls with spirit nnd a ctio n . The scream of thi 'h»rter bill for snftey harbor; char- probably Mrs. Tracy will a c c o m ­ play were 7.«»«- Munson ns Mary the w bill for Oxona. Pinellas c o u n ty ; pany her home to spemi the winter mai«l and Hume Kumph ns Free, D* w charter for Dade City; new with her father, ( ‘ol. N II E<>gg nnd O’ Malley’* servant, the comedy aister, Mrs. J . N. Osteen. Mr. Fogg e®*rt«r for Dunedin. Pinellas cou n ty; parts. E ach portrayed their charac­ j*f»n!te • county court in Hllls- was in the mountains in Washington ter with a dash und vim altogether in 1861, when the Civil war rom horough county; drainnge bill for delightful. Jplborough county; charter bill for monccd and returned to East J n n Ernest Shepherd. a* Charles Clearaatcr. Pinellas county: author- “uary « V 1» C3 to ,n k '’ l'nrt ,n ,h" ( ivil struggle. Five hundred young men O'Malley, th e love-lorn suitor for the •y to Lake county achool board to j« *«ue time wurranta for Leesburg enliatod in San Francisco to go the east hand of the brilliant Lucy Dash*f hool diatrict; ratifying of an elec- for three yenrs or during the wnr. wood (Frances Aspinwallf was exrelton of p,|m B each elunty, held At tho close of the war, two and a lrn t; Frank W ebber (Behjam in Whitovamber U . 1914. and bonds laaued half years ylalcr, less than one hun­ ner) sportsmnn and joker was a " **tne; bill providing f o r , sperinl dred lived to bo mustered out of character rich in comedy nnd done •ection on roadn question in dia- Uncle Sam ’s service, but 1 live to to a turn. Eileen Blake .(Annn Mcct 4 of Palm Beach county; bill tell tho story nnd should I live till Laiiffhlin) was another adorable rharneter of wit nnd beauty, sharing the 0 name date' for holding county June 20th I will be 77 y.-ur* old N II F o g g , . honors with Lucy General Dash”,ur| in Manatee county; ntuhority N II Fogg, i wo««d Albert Fry I and ( ’apt. Power ® Ialm Reach county commissionAltamonte Springs. f j n r l.amgt were character* placed 1 . . t0 $6 0 ,0 0 0 warrants for in capable bunds the young men w al S tu art; validating tax disThero will be no picture play at making much of their parts. In all min county and fixing three plays th e young people did re­ - . *tP l0 be loviod thereon; bill to the* Pariah House this Saturday night markably well; reflecting much credit on account of there having been so l ■ — *r«e Power» of Tarpon Springs, upon the school nnd their excellent much during Commencement week »: bill amplifying powers and Tho next plsy wiU bo given on S a t ­ instructor, Misa Qoodhuo. Tho Tomplo Orchestra of tho Bapurday night, May 29th. “ Its a Long list Tomplo rendered several seW ay to T ipperary." •- t .m l ili V ’ ' * » Ml f •• , I W|i|. I j li e , " dl a U »eil 'eque- 1.1 g lftf-1 .11 l Mil i l o t i lot. OU 1-llel . Ibis t.l.l-r Ill-re's to our ntl pel lllloiule-lt girl lie’s .»I wav» lie • I lie pr o g ni m I I • ,|u b i d Ii- i i 11 r V» dl I I I Ile , udlet.i e I re to a ii.-r 11 ■ I i i •. i . - »• v>. i m|>r>-s*iv•. l.-iir.«-s- n i l i .«Us,' I ,.,>kt t . g i n i 1« t i n - I.... » n tie tit r..:- - * I .f from C. R. ,1 . .... .-.» f..r ‘Ü I ll. - It. W uf l.ild lt.g M yor Thrasher, t iI U R« 11 , i »i>r:lr, * I bosi< a i u - i i i l i n g > R u n g e and R . J H o lly r« port a gm».I ii . .-ting w i'h I H u ... a m i v in >r> a -1-1 I' l I 1 - „«t- .«n h«»:i*t .i ■ i■ t n. \ , r will 1 .< . f ni >f I I lb , Il . hi- -I .-mi anni, il lg- I .. ■I ..-I. » ... -I -l.it. I l-l W n i III »- rry;ut r - "i-tli.g *tier t I. »» i o i r ii Viol tod thè room* wi-n•ontH'rtxlily umi to ast. itowdeil l.v a un rry tbrong < f Elba To Mr Ezell Clnn-iv Hand uml tIn ir ludicHere’s to Mr. L.ell. our. professor, The iM.l ii ai lo d --r ! i- t ni furnbhtif gnoil looks he * i'1-rt it 11.1y posed thè »pli-ndid tnu»u ami all wi-ttl as *<»*A4»r inerry u» u mnrrnigi- bell. A long (•'or Sanford »rlmol h«* •* tin* man. lie vtork* n* h*$r«l u* un) man «un tabi«- via» Rpn-.il »ith ih o iie viumln To tin- Old Teachers Alice A pile* for lunch a la liulfet style and no Here’« to our tearhi-rs ib-ur. whn for «ine «a* allowi-d to bi-eorne hungry or tl.irsty duritig thè evening. Rider eight buig weary year*. Sprìngs water was served in capsult-s Praised, scolli«-«!, boxed our «-ar». tu l l m s e who inaili- n «pi-i-tnl request Culli at last we re here lor » i Mm- t hi n g noi un thè regulur Ioli ‘I'he Eighth Gritde Tei*«-h«-rs uf fare Frances Chappell n .J I ft--r I In­ I.. i -.• him «t*1 ir* ' 11> hi . ««I, *« unis atm yet witi .il iiit.-Hig.-iilly he i ar­ ridi his ndtllene«- with him, mterpr. I rig tin- tm-ssage of In* niibp-i-t will the for«-«- nini |h*w«t that st i- t«s th«- soul •>( tin- orator wit hit« Tr the inaliti«- <»f i-lasn orati r f e l l upon the right *h<»md«-r* A very charming piano du«-t, Festival March Christiana, »us w«-li rendered b> Adt-le and T«-«l Rungo, sistefi unii brother, members of tbe gruduutilig class This #afolln.sed by u nailing. "A Prayer for 1’i-ttco,” given bv flora Stul!ur«l The nu-rry throng dunced until uml also u mailing by Gladys Die lb-re’s to -1 Rowland A ibluiun and nfti-r midnight nnd ib-parted with thè Mi** I.OUIHI-. t«-ri«h, "T h o Arsenul at Springflelil." both of whuh w«-r<- r«-n-iv«-tl Who for eight long IllOlith* we’ve fi-i-ling tliat thev limi addi-il nr.other ginn! tulle to thè Elks lisi. T h e ni-w trn-il hard to please. will apprerintiun. Two voeal mini club house wi I he starteli soon Long may they live, uml happy may hers that gave pleasure wer«- a song and wIo-li tinisheil thè iiieitili<*rs and they be. by tho girls, "On the Blue Wave" and tho otlu-r " T h o Clang of the Anil when we’re married we’ll invite their fumili«-* will bave ntany social affair* durtng thè winti-r them to ten. Forg e" by the boys. Helen Peek To tin- Grammar S t >>o| Willie piny «d Chopin's S o «uni Valse v«-ry delightfully und then Juilge lb-mug Robinson : t n n g reg a tio iin l < (t u r r i t wn* introedured. llen-’s to «leur old Grammar school, Next Sunday morning the annual In his eloquent address Sudge The plan- of tiri-some hook uml rule. Memorial service will In- held, the Ib-rring use«! us Ins theme the sub­ And though we leave it thus behind. pastor preaching the »ermon bo­ ject of the class program, giving a I t ’s memory ne’er shall lenve our leri- the soldier* All are cordially mind. -» beautiful exposition of what that invtti-d. The toast* wen- a nova-1 fi-nture of pea««- means to the nations of th«In the evi-nti.g fu.- -i • of our earth, stating that In- l.«-li«-v«-«l that tin- p ro g r a m th a t «.«» mm h ,-njo-. i-d uniti'ig w.tli tinM I hri-t hn-n tin« generation will »«••• t b<- con- |iv ill tou-tci-» pupil» ar.•I i .h Hi- i i i i -f thr The grado.it«-» are* Edna Thom- ; b«*t Sunday, ili.- -, . . •i, d su in million of pe.n «• a»»ure.l toil. I. Present Day I ti. ¡ «-M u ».« • • of the Helen Hand, Dura M afford. Ilig upon the European war a* nn |».o Ten Coinmundinciit* »ill l»e preach Kiln:« Willian.* Nellie Long. W tllie illustration of the way the Creator has « honen to show nil mankind Robinson. Katie .Mt-redilh, Helen i-d tourhim; upon the social nnd the hideousness of the awful carnage Peck. Eula Mickey. Francis Chappell labor aspects of the old Mosaic cod«-, so’ that with one voie«-, from seti to Marjory Puckurd. Atlele Runge, May (iood music for both »«-rvie«-*. under seu men will proclaim "never again" Thrasher, Clarece Hand. Dorothy the leadership <>f Clms. Folk, with will we look upon such a scene. Kumph. lzetta Stone, Gladys Deli-r­ Miss France* Aspinwall at tho or­ " T h e beast of tho Spartan woman," ich, Alice Andes, Lela Hutchinson, gan. All are cordially welcomed to all said Judgo Herring, "will liocorno Prances Gonzales, Dt-Lcsley Hill. of our services. (Continued on Page 4) the voice of tho world and war will - •. JJiu- ":y¿ JrJ � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1915 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. 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' v 1.; . ‘ -' v ■ .- : . i.;-.'-■■■••■• - 7 ' :' ' ' ^ " ' ■ ~ - r T : ja o a o a D o o a o o a a a a o D o o a o a o o D o o o a o o o o o a o o o o o o a o o a O Q O u o a c !CURBSTONE GLEANINGS BUDGET ' O F O P IN IO N YOU “ JU S T A N I) BETW EEN M E .” § EVEN THE' GATE POST NOT IN IT INCOME TAX HITS MANY BASEBALL STARS SpT1' 3a g g rii1 Ye talk about yer orchestrya An* operya an’ rich, Yer airafoneya an* concerts Thnt air got up for th' rich: Not one. kin hold a Candle, folks, I'll hev yA understand, • To th' sweet, enchantin’ music O’ th’ Silver Cornet Band. J Jf*i EJ ■• I*f e- j=. IAS*. SRV- ZfA i Why, wunst, when Teddy Roosevelt Was pnssin’ through our town, We give a big reception, "W ith th’ band an’ Mayor Brown When Brown got up to make his speech Old Teddy waved his hand An' said he'd ruthcr listen T th' Silver Cornel Band. On every Decoration Day They lead th’ sad parade. Th' comrades right behind 'em, Folleretl by th’ Ladles’ Aid: The Red Men and th1 Woodmen An' th* children, hand in hand, March soletnu to th’ music O' th’ Silver Cornet Band. An’ then, on Independence Day, They turn out in their best. Their uniforms o ’ red and gold tlutshirun’ nil th' rest: T h ’ cannons roar, lit' banners wave, Th* marshal take* command. Hut, gosh all hemlock! Listen t' that Silver Cornet Band! On summer nights they giv* us nil A concert in th' park, T h ' folk sit ’ round an' listen Till away long after durk. A n ’ many a lovin’ couple Hev promised heart an' band T o the soft entrancin' music O’ th’ Silver Cornet Bund. Mayes, late editor of the Pensacola Journal and I sincerely mourned his death hut it seems thul after he has passed way his pure spirit still lives and among his papers are un 'pohlif-hed-gem*^*- vbougiit thnr*wtfF—*^ keep hU memory green among the younger generation who knew him not in person. The following is worthy of reproduction, as being one that was never published during his lifetime: At home in his mother’s arms to­ night I huve a baby boy; u little laughing, rosy fellow. The bloom of youth is on bis cheeks, the laughter of childhood is en his tips, the light of love and trust is in his eyes. The patter of his little feet and the prat­ tle of his baby tongue are music, sweeter to me, than all the sym­ phonies, o/ the spheres. Ëddle Collina of Ho is a baby now. He knows Though tho government Is having n nothing of the great world’s trouble and tyrmoil, the temptations, tho tough time getting at tho facta, pro­ pitfalls,' the dangerous and devious fessional ball playerH will pny Into tho ways of life. Supreme in the do­ internal revenue department some­ main of u mother's love and a thing like $5,000 In Income tax. Hut for tho fact thnt 50 per cent of father's care, he is not concerned the players In the American. National with the problems of today or tin* and Federal leagues are married ami possibilities of tomorrow. He only are thereby permitted to claim an ex knows tbut he is happy, and the emptlou of $1,000 In salnry, the sum dreams of his little life are all real­ exacted by tho government would-be ized in tho joys which babyhood considerably greater. From tho best Information tho ex­ brings nnd loaves. But that little fellow will be a perts have been able to obtain there man some day. He will awake some are In tho three leagues mentioned morning to find thnt somewhere, nbout 300 players who recetvo more somehow, in that slumber zone than $3.000 n year. This really means six months, as that Is the length of which none of us can comprehend, tho coni mets. What they earn dur he has passed from boyhood to man­ lug the other six months also tins to hood, and he will leave Ins father’s be accounted for, hut In most cases It roof to fare and light the battles of Is nothing life. When he does so he will meet Of these 300 there are about 20" There foes and find conditions that he who earn more than $t,000 never knew existed He will sec in­ are cldse to lon who draw- more than equality and injustice and human $5,000 and 50 whose contracts call for suffering wrought of avarice nnd amounts rnnglug between $0.000 nnd $10,00" There are less than a dozen vice. lie will tind man traps and who make more thun that. The gilded vestibules of rnpie existing notable ones are Eddie Collins, T> under the cloak of respectability and Cobb. Trls Speaker, Walter Johnson the protection of the law. lie will nnd a few innlingers Met I raw- Is re see the strong oppressing the,weak, puled to make $25.000 In snlnry. and he will hear the cry of the de­ The players who take part In a fenseless before the grinding wheels world's series are required to pul of privilege amt power He will face that amount tn with their salaries, conditions which breed poverty and which makes It certain that every want and awful misery on the one sometimes think that when it hand, and out of which grow opu­ comes lence and luxury and unearned eas, My time t ’ pass away HE IS ALWAYS ON THE JUMP upon the other. I ’ d like to hev th' boys around And when he finds these things Actions of “ Cozy” Dolan Have Tend­ An' hear th' music play; as he will tind them, because there ency to Keep Opposing Pitcher Seems kinds like th’ passage will be evils to combat then as well Guessing All the Time. T ’ th' fur off Happy Land as now— I want him to know- two Would be easy, t ’ th’ music things. 1 want him to Know first “ Cozy" Dolan, outfielder for the Car­ O' th’ Silver Cornet Band. that his father wus not responsible dinals. ts a man after Manager Hug­ — E. F. McIntyre. He Is always doing for those conditions; and I want gins’ own heart him to know, second, that Ills falliel something once he gets on the bases i “ Marry in May and rue the dt\) .D,l what lie coulil to prevent Diem Ho lets the pitcher kuow early In the So goes the old saying, and l*vcause of its fearful potent many a girl has .declined a trip to the ultur during the month of flowers and sunnil! nc.’ ’ Continued from Pngc 5 "M arry In May and rue the day!" rive on Saturday to be th*. guest of Who would dure defy this admon­ her unrlc, Mr. ( ’ has. Hunil and fam ­ ition, even - in the cause of lovu? Who would deliberately court matri­ ily. PEOPLE AND EVENTS m Mrs J Sttirrett and children bave returned to Jacksonville after a visit of several weeks to Mr. Starrett in this city. Mm. It. J. Holly is viiiting her mother, Mm. Tyner nnd siateh Mrs. E. D. Browne nt Tampa. 4 Ilirlht Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Betts an­ nounce tho birth of a littlu^dnughter Monday, May 10. Dreamt. It la a common saying that one dreams of that which ono has been thinking most about. This is thu ex­ ception and not tho rule. The dream may he of something that one thought o f at somo time, but possibly not for years, that would not bo recalled In waking hours, which had lain dormant In tho mind, lo be prosaically re­ hearsed through somo operation of physical functions, such as Impeded respiration, feverish conditions, somo posture of the body, a late supper, pos­ sibly endod with n dessert of mlnco pie, stomaplil$ distress, clogging of the circulation or some bodily pain. game that ho does not Intond to stand on. tho sack until a nafo swat lends him on. Ho Wnuta to rely on himself, so ho usually sets nail for tho next station. Thnt station may bo tho homo plate, for Dolan ninkes three has« hits at times. But this docs not scaro Cozy. If tho pitcher Is careless or spends loo much tlmo winding up. tho fleet Cardinal Is likely lo stoat homo or to try to steal home. Ilugglus likes thnt stylo of play. It does not always prove successful, but Huggins says It helps to rattle tho op­ posing pitcher, and rattled pitchers loso games. Joe Boehllng’e Balk Motion. Having rehearsed It all winter boforo a mirror, Southpaw Joo Boehllng o f the Senators flow has a balk motion which rankB with that of Ed Walsh In his palmiest days. With his usual amount of stuff on the ball and his In­ jured knee having mended entirely, Boehllng Is expected to prove a big winner for tho Senators this season. Once this old fear was put to fligh t May, as a month for marrying came into its own. As a matter of fact, it is'an ideal wedding month, fo r It poueisscs none of the fickle­ Great 8corlng Ability. ness of Aprji, none of the discom­ Whatever else may be said about the Fsrhaps He Had None. forts of hot June, and* combines the A fellow ha* hie face shaved, hair Cardinals, either pro or con, all must coolness of the one with the sun­ cut, sboAi polished, clothes pressed admit that they possess some scoring and hat brushed, then pays no alien-' ability, Judging from the fact that shine and flowers o f the other. Ron whatever to his dilapidated con­ they tallied 65 runs In the first five exhibition games. 1 havs always admired Frank science.—Toledo Blade. wtm W * r ' - Orpingtons, "tho big black beau­ ties.” Bullets nnd laying stock from prize winning strain for sale, write for prices. Settings, 15 fertility guaranteed $3.00. The Ortega Breed ing Farms, Jacksonyillo, .Fla., 74-4tp Hand Shaking Dangerous Hacteriofoglsts recently found un­ der tho fingernails of men, women and children no less than ttilrt.-.-n i|irrfl> ent kinds-of disease germs, Including those o ( tuberculosis, diphtheria saj Influenza. , FOR SALE < ‘-4 J For Sale— One $15.00 set Dann oil cushion inserts, Y g.OO. Seminole « SANFORD LOOMS - < 76-2tp' man on n championship club has to Co. Garage. pny Income tax. Hanford Ledge No G2. F. and \ M ♦ ♦ ♦ W ♦♦♦♦♦ *♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ In making out their statements, tho 0 Communication every first ami third (mil players, or the club secretaries <* Thursdays at 7:30. Visit ini; brethren 1> who do the work for them, have raised welcome. an Interesting question thnt may re­ O. L. Taylor J f . I; n [h quire a decision by the government Secretary U \j For Kent Cheap for cash, fifteen In-fore It can he settled with definite après thoroughly cultivated land in precision. Monroe Chapter No. 15, It \ \t Instead of a reserve clause, tho con­ Mecca Hummock, close to loading Meets every second and fourth Thurs station. Inquire of E. E. Tyler. tracts now have ono which declares day in Masonic llnll over the Impcria 73-4tp ' Theatre. Visiting companion« welcome. that one-fourth of tho salary stipulated shall bo considered payment for an J. F. Karnatx H. K T* hir option on their services for the fol­ Secretary High Print Colt uge for rent. J. Musson. lowing year. For Instance, a player 09-8 tp Seminole Chapter 2. Order FaHern Su whose contract calls for $1,0(10 does Meets every first and third I !.,y not get that much tn actual salary' For Rent House o f eight rooms ••n One thousand dollars of It Is an op­ nnd hituh on Myrtle a vi*mn\ close in each month. Everyone who > his Star in the East are cordial! ted tion on his future services. The piny- 1in 1intuire of Hill Lumhei• Co., i-r. therefore, wants to know whether Alice E. Hithbu lì; 1-tfc Olli**', he shall turn in a statement saying that his salary Is $1,000 or $1,000. If I’ hoenix Lodge No 5, l\ i I l‘ For Rent— Heve ral nice office he puts In thu latter figure, Is he to Meet.*» second and fount Ittrlude I he option price as a part of room* over Yowell's, Enquire N P Smiting knights always w,l -i hi« income ? V o well & Co. H. Me Lutili ri t» î12-tf Miller The married players are congratu­ K. H. nnd S. For Rent Furnmheii| house of five lating themselves In that they have 11 "00 exempt, while the single men mom*, screened thr*lUgholit. teleI * > il I Sanford laxigc No. have to pay n lax on all they make I hone. gas mul all rmidem co nvuniMeets every Monday "i over $3,(100. Of theso bachelors, Trls v ncm . $20 per mon!th for t hree over Imperial Theatre. < Speaker |h tho hardest hit Ho earns month:*, includes wnteir. Mrs. 1»ick- J. W. (>. Singletary Secretary a salary of $15,000 amt must pay a c»nson, !»0lì Myrtle Av e. 711-tfc tax on $12,000. which amounts to $120 “ Still," says Frank linker, ''If they (ìnle City l amp No >'■ \\ raise mine up to ttint of Eddie Col­ Meets second and fuori U $ lins I'll he perfectly witling to split nights in each month. with Uncle Hum " F. L. Miller I ! H Clerk Coliti* il< Chicago White Box. FOR RENT W ANTED NO TI 5 of the DIAMOND Los Angeles will return Outfielder Irish Meusel to Washington. The Philadelphia club has released Unti her Fish and lnllelder Fletcher to the I'in «field club of the Eastern asso clat loh • * • Another baseball ourprlso haa been sprung by Connlo Mack In placing Ilubo (»hiring nt third baso to supplant Frank Baker. Tho National league eagui» clubs clubs have tried out 2.355 players In the last nine seasons The high water mark was last season, with 308. . Another Hartsell has broken Into the game. Ills front namo Is Harry, nnd he haa signed with tho Cleveland American association dub. Ho plays tho Infield, “ Coxy” Dolan tof 8t Louis. Horse for Sale— Bay, 8"years old, about 1100 lbs., safe, strong and sound. No better farm or team horse in state. Worth $200, $150 for quick sale. It. II. Holile, Box 112, Oviedo, Fla. 72-0tp Don’t Be a Grouch. The old Connecticut farm, r 'nq th% right Idea., .< group of in. were talking at the usual corn,-* , 1(1^ about the boat way-to die \ srtta. many theories were advunc.-d ly tho others turned to Zuk a,^ Jtll nmnded his opinion. “ Wall." xa.,| ha **I ain’t reddy ter die Jlst } it tl)( 1( I hnd to pass tn tho check« t ,j just like »a have somethin' tickl** mo t* death an die a - l a u g h l n i t <i,.,„nl cost any more to be plcas-d tj-;m be grouchy. But it means a lot meat pleasure to all concerned E Trainer Tuthlll of the Tigers has re­ ceived a letter from West 1’olni milltary academy accepting his terms as trainer Tor the 1915 football team. N Mrs, H. H- Stevens and Rebecca left on Sunday for Philadelphia to attend the graduation of Ralph Stevens, M. D. Mrs. Frances Vesey of A rend In spent severnl «lays in Sanford in the interest of the Southern Chautauqua of Gainesville. <♦> t I monial disaster by ringing glad we* ding bells during this month this dread curse hangs over the fair bride's head? Few women in yean* gone by have cared to test the truth o f this old saying, and because of this old fear May, one of the most ferii beautiful of the* spring months has gone unfavored by brides and bride­ grooms. To be sure, the masculine end of the wedding party usually scoffed at this silly feminine super^atltion, but sotUrong was the feeling o f fear attached to the joyous spring month of May that few women could be induced to tread Hymen's path during theso dreaded thirtyono days. Recently, however, there has been u change of . feeling. The modern bride, up to dato In every way haa defied the old superstition, thrown her defiance to the god of luck, and when it suited her convenience mar­ ried In May without a fear as to the consequences. And bocause of. her courngofshe has proved how foolish was the old superstition . No great­ er amount of ill luck came to her than to brides who took the matri­ monial leap In April, June, July a n y of the other eleven months; she experienced no greater sorrows, nor did she encounter greater joys. She was just like other brides who had no "hoodoo" 'hanging over them. 71 Real Wisdom 8lnco courtesy cannot be pulsory, tho next best Cour„. avoid rudouess, tho second |„.M to » to overlook it. It Is hardly worth hilo to resent tho behavior of thm bota wo tnay never meet again, u ¡t We should bo wise enough to avoid "«I* tlona where wo know rud ....... J» U> bo expected; wq fivold st r-eth »„(, 4 had reputo because wo n,,,.. 1 Altlisf clear Idea of tho experience r'*iRht *i All Local Advertisements Under meet If wo ventured In ihem. This Heading TH REE CENTS a ly aftor dark. <*> *' Line For Each Insertion. Minimum Charge 25 Cents. Q oaoaaoooaooooQoooaaaaaoooaoDDaoooooooooooaaaaaaaoaa The Silver ( ’omet Hand Folks, in tli’ town where | live at, ‘ Wuy out in llllnoy, We got a fancy courthouse An* a park wo all injoy: T h ’ best-an' - brrrrr*r-ftre- depnmm-rr* In the hull darn land, But what we're mostly proud of Is our Silver Cornet Band. 1o n CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING S a A C1UEL IS AMONG YE TAKING NOTES AND FAITH, “ H E’LL PRENT 'E M ’’— SO SAYS SAIJNTEREU. HftT- May h ‘ THE SANFORD HERALD PAGE E IG H T The Yankees havo a left-hander In Clarcnco C. Wahlo of Brooklyn. Ho was qt ono tlmo a member of tho Phoenix A. C., nnd later ho pitched for tho navy teams. • • • Roger Bresnnhan has an Idea that his team should bunt the pitcher off his foot. Having watched Rog bunt, wo Imsglno ho Is moro likely to knock tho feet from under tho center fielder v « t \ Talk that nobby Stow would suecoed Jake Boultes as manager at Bridgeport In tho Eastern associa­ tion was exploded when Stow signed with Fort Worth In tlio Texas league. • • * Manager Harry Clark of Milwaukee enters tho season assured o f three years to go, oven If ho doosn't win any moro pennants, for ho has signed a contract that runs through tho season o f 1917. . • • • Gus Zclmor, who has been In tho New Y’ork state leaguo so long that memory does not recall when ho en­ tered It, has been secured by tho Newport Nows club of tho Virginia leaguo to play tho infield. • • • "Connie" Mack's now shortstop, Crane, according to tho Philadelphia Press, never walks downstairs. In­ stead, be slides down the banister, claiming that "It hardens the chest and makes one fearless tn a game." Wanted N o » Furnished Cottage or Home keeping rooms. Give price United Brotherhood of ( nr |n oi and Joiners of A meri* a and location. Address House' care ■cm Sanford^Lorul Union N*> I Herald. 74-2tc first and third Thursday mg [It T o’ clock in the Engles' Hall Salesman Wanted In your state J. W. O. Singletary, -I M !:■ r.t Sec'y-Treus. by the United Stales Steel Ware Co. of Pittsburg, Pa., who are the largest R. P. (>. K. Sanford l.ndg manufacturers of enainelware and Meet tir-*l and third U ■• aluminum war.- mi ih*- world, making at corner of first St and I' the lowest as well as |he highest 0 l. Taylor |*rice ware. Goods are sold and -hipSecretary I v ped | direct irom the factories to merchants only. Now salesmen are The Lake Breeze Uounril No. .11 Junior paid n liberal commission on their Order United American Mechanic¡«ales, seventy-live per cent of their Meets every Wednesday -*• I’ Viritn c ■ 1earnings as fast us orders are accept­ M., in the City Hull are welcome. <\ il SmiUi. li* ed by the credit department, balance 0f commissions paid monthly. Aftei t'eb-r) ( lt> Aerie No *1 salesmen have demonstrated their Meeting every 'I'in—* ability we arrange permanent and o'clock Pico Building T. Hnnlehil n. i-Xi IUSI \I* lerritury. He have new Worthy FresulenI salesmen making from $50 to $80 In reply give reference*. 1M‘r * > l; M OJIS TRIBU NO. (51. ‘ *‘ - 1** Meets every first ami third I *"*>' nights nt 7:30 In Masonic Tempi* Visiting brothers wt-lmimW. A. Ginn, John St-mi I * I . tn C. of R. Maxwell’s Magazines Periodicals Soda Water Confectionery Cigars and T o b a c c o s 1041st. St. Phone182 HENRY M c L A U L l N JEW ELER M Y SPECIALTIES: PICKARD 'S HAND-PAINTED CHINA GORHAM ’ S STERLING SILVER ROGERS’ PLATED WARE ELGIN AND W ALTH AM WATCHES All Goods Guaranteed Pipefish Has “ Pocket.” Tho pipefish, as it Is called, from the length o f Its Jaws, has a pocket on (ho under side of Us body nearly half Its length. It Is found In the male species only, and Is the only part of Ita body which la unprotected by large fiat plotea. which take the placo of •calea In Ita protective armor. In this pocket the young fish are carried very similar to the way the kangaroo car­ ries lu young. Hernlil* of Libert) Meets nt Eagles' Hull firri M night in each month at 7-.30 Wm. E. Householder, Miss Bertha Packard, S <r. I *y !>T ATLANTIC COAST LINL -TRAINS Northbound G Arrive ! U \ No. 82. ...1:1 H A. M. 11:05 \ No. 84.. .10:45 A. M. S ili 1’ No. 80, .. .11:26 P. M. Southbound No. 8 3 ... .2:06 A. M.. - 2;1fi A :: ;t.u î No. 89. .. .2:10 P. M. No. 85. .. .5:44 P. M.. - O;" t 1 ( Oviedo No. 126— A r r iv e ........... .9:10 A No. A27— Leave............ uoli I'. Leesburg ( No. 21— Arrive . *......... 10:55/ \ No. 24—Leave.............. 5:5s I’ No. 158— A r r iv e ......... 5:ÌÌ0 1' fi A No, 157— Lea vo Trilby L;<M> No. 25— Arrive . . . . 2 -'5 No. 24—L e a v e ,......... Clyde Lino Boats MMai­ M- tJ 1 N*.n.J , MMM M . . (SI. Jahas Rt»»r) Xrrivc 10:00 A.M . Leave 11:30 A.MTueoda^s, Thursdays and Saturday * Want ' Ads nBring Results ! . . 'd • .- -J. 1 �A¡ip' V • ' -' , , ! -' • *■ '.'«Fi V rjV : - . . ' I .. IN T H E H E A R T O F T H E W O R L D ’S G R E A T E S T V E G E T A B L E S E C T IO N P U B LISH E D SEMI-WEEKLY TH E SAN FO R D H E R A L D ON TUESDAYS ANO FRIDAYS I N S A N F O R D — Life h Wouh Living S A N F O R D , F L O R I D A , F R ID A Y . M O VOLUME VI II, 1315 N O . 7fi CHEAPER FREIGHT RATE ON COMMENCEMENT WEEK THE MARIANNA FIRE WILL BE INVESTIGATED SANFORD & EVERGLADES WELL-FILLED PROGRAM F L O R ID A , L E G IS L A T U R E EXPECTS T O P R O B E " I H OLOCAU ST y TallahttsM?0May 1.1.— Speaker jUrdt'i* ha* decided upon the per­ sonnel of the committee to investif l tP into the Marianna Reform School holacnust, which resulted In the death of eight boys who were inarfie* of the institution. The comI inittee will comprise Davis of . St. Johns, ns'chairman; Handley of Lafayette, and Bryan of Osrcola. Karly in the session Representa­ tive J.-"’. Davis Introduced n resolu­ tion callinu for a sweeping investiga­ tion Into the cause and rospore’ibiljly ¡f ¡my for the blaze which destrlvctl tho boys* dormitory. Just prior to that resolution, however, another hud been adopted which pr<)|.ilijli il the sending of visiting committee it nr; tig the first days of .session This lime expired lust Sat urdm mid Mr Hardee expected Ip announce the committee Tuesday morning. Chairman Davis expects to mil the committee together and leave for Marianna during the latter purl » of the week, probably Saturday. and a rigid probe will be made intu the matter TallahasM.r, May l<l Mi uilu-r» oi ilo legislature and interesled TslUln." i-eans wi-re ¡¡ili “ li of thè Shell I -li <'oinnilsMoiier :it t tu* Dallin Theulre bere Tuusduy night to witnrs» thè exhibitinn of inotion pici uri— »lutwing Florida mdu-trii* The Sh.-ll Fi-li rmnmissioner who is interesied in legishrtion governing thè sub water fisti induAtrv. ami who il striving hard to conservi» thè nystef irdu»try of thè «Iute, decldeil UjKJti thè idea of hawng movie» n( Itimi tndu»trifH. logether witb otlier» in thè «tate, (or thè pur pose of giv ing th.- lawmnkers ti clearer m»ight of thè ]nir]ii)ses nf thè tneasiire» which have lits approval Tallahassee, Muy Fl “ I am not a trust, or not a professional irustbUster, hut 1 belie Co in this bill and think it should be enacted to . protect both the architects and the people from ench other," declared Forp-st Lake ill the House till« morning when the matter'd am.-lid Kent» to the proposed architect*' ex aminatinn and inspection lull was on second reading for amendment. Mr. Luke had just opposed n motion by Mr. Handley of Lafayette to indefinitely postpone consideration of thfl bill, and his remarks showed dearly that he knew something of the difficulties existing between both people attempting to build and many of the so-called architects found in atnall places, with nothing but tln-tr statements that they have erected such and such large buildings. ulwaya so far off that-the prospective builder has no way of proving it yea or nay. Mr. Dancy of Duval opposed the indefinite postponement, and wanted the bill passed, if for no other reason than that the doctors have been given a bill, the druggists a bill, the dentists a bill, and he thought the house should be consistent nnd either Mil all the other bills or give the architects and everybody else who Mked it a bill too. • , Indefinite postponement failed. Mr. Bryan of Osceola wanted it •mended to exempt buildings costing !*•» than 16,000, saying he offered this in large cities from combining *nd forming a trust. Before the legislature gets through fith the matter it is reasonably cert*in that the architects will bo taken c* re o! in some proper manner. ----- r P T m r LKTTV» Victory As fine a piece of w^trk us l have seen done in legislative halls wns the job put through by Forrest Lake of Seminole county, when he engineered the Bloxhnm County bill, from sec­ ond reading to final passage, in less than three hours, with the repre­ sentatives from the counties, yielding the required territory against him, and lighting hard all of the time. The gentleman from Marion and Levy made statements usual in such cases— that they were elected on an anti-division platform; that they represented tho people in the coun­ ties it proposed to cut; that it w'as unwise and unnecessary that there was no demand for it except among a few ambitious politicians- they added the argument that the times win» too hard to increase the bur­ dens of the people TH E GROW ERS S H IP P E R S LEAGU E H AS A T the (Ire with which they begin their S C H O O L S W IL L H O L D E X ­ L A S T S U C C E E D E D IN G E T T IN G A R E ­ D U C T IO N IN F R E IG H T R A T E S The Florida* Growers & Shippers League announces that, as result of recent negotiations with the A. C. L. R. It., reduction in the rates on vegetables from stations show-tv below, which are embraced in the Sanford district and located on what was formerly known as the Sutird & Kverglades It. It., to Jacksonville, on traffic destined to terri­ tories west of the Mississippi river will be made effective June .'Iril, as follows; Vegetables, n. o. s„ Per Standard Crate Old Rat * 4 New Rate. From Utfder Ven­ Under iteUnder Ven- Under Retilution tilation frigeration frigeration farming operation*. When they get ready to plow an old field, prepara­ tory to planting, the first thing they do ts to "burn it off," thus destroy­ ing much vegetable and leguminous matter that would enrich the soil if turned under with a plow. And when they burn off their own fields or wood« they are not usually care­ ful enough with their fire to keep it from spreading to tho adjacent from spreading to the adjacent forests.’ . *, " W e have a law which Is intended to protect the forests from fire, but nobody seems to pay any attention to it, and destructive forest fires ere of annual occurrence throughout south Georgia. E R C IS E S A T E N D O F YE A R S ’ W ORK 4 -j¿L Sanford schools will hold th e ir an­ nual commencement ezercise« n ext week beginning next Monduy with the musical recital of the p u p ils oF Mrs. Fannie Munson. The recital will begin at 8:16 at the high a chool. auditorium. M.™* Munson w i l l lie assisted by Miss Edith Louis«* Hubhard, soprano; Mrs. R. It; D e a n , ac­ companist and Mrs. Luclcn P hiiipa, musical reader. Tuesday rivh t nt 8:15 the I r v i n g Sipes Society present» three playlets. Henrdnll Wednesday morning at 10 a. m. will Reí 1, Hummock occur the graduation exercises o f tiro Hie M mire« 13c 13c IF " I t is a hard thing to do, but [ grammar achool. Judge Herrins, Cameron City * wherever a tract of pinny woods is speaker. Crippen . prolertwd from fire fur a few year« Wisltii'day afternoon gru menar Mr. Lake met tjn» ; rguments with Palm V libi ll begins In reproduce It-eif, and if school and primary «elioni» will extill one I bat I- hard In resist that Me* i ,i Ibi ■ prevailing mania (or burning off. hiIiit display « of their work-in their th e 1people tiv i ng m the territory lln»MU] lo. I •Ji­ Kb1F wood« call lie eradicated I>r 111 some way restrained our pine forests! respective sehoiffs from 3 to 6 p ru. comprising the proposed new i minty These rates should hoye been established a long time ago when the in south Georgia may be saved from 1 Wednesday Wednesday afternoon afternoon at at G G o o'clock clc Imd a right to manage their own A. C. L. K. It. acquired ownership of the Sanford & Evbrglades R. Ri, public affairs, if they made it plain total extermination. If tho lami ! tho <lu*v '■5U,rcil“ - ° » »“ K* that they could do so; that the ref­ but through oversight on the part of the A C L It. H. the matter was owner« of south Georgia would got j 1,1 ‘ ampur«. erendum clause put it -right up to not detected until the League culled it to t in attention of the Traffic together and effect an organization | ' ' « «In. w.fay night at «H5 the cxMany r.t-.e« of ,this nature .-re being uncovered by the , the prop!), to deride if they wanted Department. tor t i-i purpose |juriin«i- of preventing iforest. pression rental bv the pupils o f I . ira Itti flip i r t up.iil i I lie III rnhliei t ;iM ! Willi the detailed rlu a liew riuiiit\ nr • that n" new lire«, and would cooperate in u Miss Goodhue's da»s at high school wt'li it« compii.ilion of a county could ever h. vr been ire- 1making of all Florida r..le- and III eulinect «V'temiitii del i-r mi lied etlnrt in pun audit orili in. ' wII. ' b will lie lUallg ir.111-d Thur«dav iig b t. Junior reception tiled if It depended no tlie votes id ^rate guide «rrvtre for I he benefit of its men I'b all i'tfi-iidi-r«. ll would he ll in t he tall tu gradii.ite. f h»* n*f*f»,*‘»*» t 1* \i « .»t t Li* .iMitifii*'. ought , gmel d.iv * work for them Friday rughi. Graduatimi exerciscs. 11 j.ropier«i I *• •11\{ill wl'l Y» * „lot the » lit ir** yai uml Speaker, Dr N M Prati. pinr\ VyihmI i * e tion for it wmild Mr <‘ ro*D> <»| M.inon anii Mr, i The .ontpliie program wtll bt* I’ M »•! •» . - I \ I • ^ ul i»i i!I■•11,~ n| di»F W rijni r nf |.«*\\ | lit up a }*uih) fight. , pulilisbcil loiHorrow ami ull o f thè lars a n n o . i l l v but .mild • "i I'lrn tb. . i i i i n i * : ’ of, patron» of thè schools and ttn* vis/ this house which is strong lor coun­ V itur- In thè ci I \ uri- 1«ird. .¡ly in v it e li ty multiplication hv county division I i mu i i r t I uml t >ru wi ng to allenii atnl investigate I h’** « (di* n ■ Jii'per U nit-prong Him ham I In following are tin1 i on tribu- dui .i boni system *»f Snnford county on i t . ’ I. gi~l.il nr.- in I'm., It* W imdieeii of .''.itifiird .1« ...-Y wieg i» th** * ’itiiim-iice lion» to the Nexlnn Pumi for the Th and like the little come (nick ball, Fy the Wimdlilin « • m l r will bold men t U i C.ilaiub r fur « In* Iligl Lake view- < i uveterv for May Wonian* r luti Jasper has been here with the bells ito-ir Memorial »i-rvu-i-** and unveil­ Sebo* • i,-rt¡»tuniel,t» ai >1 i m n 1. 1” Mr • 11 1 lltggtn» I t III! l .1 belami. Florida, May 5, I fi I 6 on whooping it up every -t--.-»ni n ing of a mono men i ni tin U allon P i a: kit JI ,11111I ll'l Vc 1III) . Minia ITI E r e . r ’ e ini Cleti \\> riiMrM..V Si (lee, »live t lie one w|* n hi*. iiiii'.th, i "Miet, rv on .«ultd.* af ternoon lu . Mondai Sigiti Mai 17 1 ito Mr* «.till tildi Rer« Inhft \t llll. w.i- in tin -enati Film i iti J lo . i-reinoPiles wit) In mil- 1 A tvital M U«ti Rei ’ al "I il*’ Mr. Reità Uro- lu ■ 50 I A» I he t!:d*. of I Vai e" ii m all was be re this 11me to bine k Jus f n-r - impress) ve and inlerent mg . ■,| i>\ I r v I *, ¡ni. o! Mr-. i i utile Stetti M r* f I illggìll. 2 un nbsorlntig mie al t bis [Uycholog ex i liltle plan, but Jasper held the cards one is Invited III attend 1be ever t.fiilgì- M m .un, ii»si..ti-il I>v M !.. f.Mr H Nickel I no monil i t I am artking s'i club» in on John this year of l!Hf> Claude eiSl»» The program will I" published t Oli I t In* tute tu prepari* «perlai progri rmt I. Il th Limi «e Hubbard .opram M- I M \t lilla o I.* Fugle t lui j (or thè ob»i»rvarice • l'i’uve L .ey, \I r It K I n . .ns iiiii|iiim«i Mr « l i t h.VC In a later issue of 1lie lb r..Id tini Mr. Linien Philip», mu Mr Joe l amerón ] (HI May IMh. lu (lie evening Rev Nielli (never «| | al reader, al High .School ¡Ul1 no 1 R Pblli|i» Dr l urge your adivi» roopermlioti of tile Melhodl«t church Will preach •litomiqi. s là p m Mr R W lleri.lilllF 6tt with thè teachem cf your schonla» the sermon for Memorial Woodmen Tuesda) Night. May IN: whose puplls are tu be thè rittreits Day at the Star Theatre Irving Society present» ihre and «tutesmen of thè next generation, /• City council met in speeinl ses­ playlets t liarle. O M.i\lh \ ¡is thè future dipenda greatly rition sion May II. l''F*i at 7..id p m \l the lia pti»,t I i rupie Aunt." "American lleautie«," their eilm allori ut presenl Present, R \\ Herndon, president. ■<* i.pitrilla " 'lâp m M :i v |filli I I a!«” uM >oiir i oiipefatinn » ith II. i * v e . . 1 I fi, **1 .r \\ \\ Xbernathv. I \daiii«, I D dr. t tu’ \a ri” a. . bor* he» of )our co in \\ • d iii-silii Morning Mai I "• -< e r I . >. ti. I 11a v i« i*n R i M , v w, 11 \ 11« »•111 ” «ili d i'. ■ vi i U g «il l>i> in Imi,or tira if nation X« reí-i*. ,»f t , r i mi muniti’'« in ibi- iihserx mire of ! unt li F I'lllll r a i d l 11 I 'III gee I ••tuple R n i ■i •oar .school, spi<aKi-r Judge of - 1■ gra•i u . nf tt'i High and ilttv, May 2.1. as a day in thè ) cjlt The president «I.tied that the nb 1 Ill’ ll» I ..!• • « lieu ti Herring at the High iir.imii.tr Schools of Sanford. The when special sorniona are to bo deject of the meeting was to consider School auditorium at 10 a. m pastor. Rev. F K Steinmeyer will livered on Beaci». il UÜ Sermon "T h e Church that the report of the city engineer and preach the aerinoti His subject will Wednesday Afternoon: Talks to God." « The appeal of Preslilent Wibvon be "The Beautiful L ife" All those city attorney regarding the location Grammar School and Primary to thè peripli' nf tho United Hit trav 3:30 Rev. H y nun will preach to of a turn basin and boat building ■«rliiiol exhtmls from 3 In à p m connected witb the schools have a -,o "nei nnd »peak ili thè truo spirit the newly organiz’ d I hurrli at Muncurili.il invitation tu tie present establishment by Mr Sherman on it respect i vuv .cbools of nenirnhty" come« lo un i-ach da^f rmthe lake shore Several citizen* pres­ ( ’ Ins» Day exercise, on High lite service begins at 7 30 o'clock. wttb greater fi»r,. u» we retiite tbtfi tu M Y l’ I Spcci.il program ami addressed the council, asking # «chool ctttnpns ut h p in Irin dtb ” f mir w i r ’ d Teliti una Mp. that the industry bu established It \lsilitr« specli'M} in\it<’ l I" ttil» sef Delivering *«prlng Water U t tl nestln) Mg ht \ hn*1> teview n! j'ii* . mi IV ir vice was moved ami seconded that the H R < nne) ha» bi» ill’llvi ) autu 1» sullo leni tu «bow i ve.y persoti Ibi» E xp rc in u lic it a i In M I. 'tll Jr H \' I l Mi* 1 i: rei|iin»t of Mr «irV-rYmiri be granted l i unii li lie '« pupils at « |;> lit all tlxrd Up now fur the quick de­ ' ne cestii t> of li-aihing Pesce, and that the city attorney be in­ (ì nichel. F’ .ui’-r livery nf Filler Spring Water He nnrJT School auditorium Penre furthers civilintior structed to draw the necessary pa­ thought lit ti*«t that lie would di 7 30 Prearhnig. Tlu Conni ut Thursday Sigiti, May JO reverts it to the barbaric tlrte per*. Carried Life " iunior Reception to graduate» liver in Orlando only but there was E’eaco is accompanied by la-.v, o r ­ such a demand In Sanford for the der and justice- W ar by their op po­ All Services held al thè Baptist Friday Night. May 2 1 ’ Some Fan Graduation Exercises Speaker water thut he was forced to make sit«**. Tempie and prepari’ tions bave beoti one trip e day here nnd started on When this Englishman left tho inaile to bave all cornarti comfortable. Dr. N M Pratt. Peace is conr.tr fu ti ve War is <fejxWednesday. The water Is pul up in grounds the score stood: 75-Jt Welcome, always welcome. tructive. five gallon bottles and is delivered ut New York 10 0 0 0 0 0 0 Durit.g u period of Peace* citili* the door for ten cents per gallon Chicago 10 0 0 0 0 0 0 are built, desert lands reefatmexf,. or fifty for the five gallon bottle. He was asked how^ the game sttaod Mr Coney expects to have about disease and crime decreaisif. great by a man outside and replied: ‘ Why 260 gallons contracted for in Orlando anil useful discoveries and invenah; really 1 doant knaow; I cawnt tionsof men preserved-During a period' Say. when I left the bally thing was The Herald has often stated thut reason why the piney woods of in u short time utld about one hun­ of war, cities are destroyed, fertiU*» up in the millions. the practice of burning off the south Georgia are fast becoming dred gallons for Sanford. fields trampled, crime runs rife, sor»While the saw mills and woods in a promiscuous manner extinct. Filler Spring water being found rowing widows ami orphan» are ert»every spring was bad for the stork turpentine operators have butchered remarkably pure by the chemist's Ice Cream Free aterl and millions of our finest speci­ The Ronita has inaugurated a although evidently done by the our piiiey woods to an extent thut anulysis is now being recommended men* of manhood are wounded and coupon system whereby the regulai cattle men in order to get the grass atnounM to vandalism, lire has kept everywhere by physicians nnd the crippled and slaughtered: Should the pine wood« from replenishing the people are making the springs a customers can receive the benefit. going good for the stock. Therefore rio the gains of war com ­ Ench purchase will be checked anti this mister receive the proper in­ themselves. Truth is. the senseless regular Mecca, going out there every pensate for sacrifices und expendi­ when six gallons of ire cream has vestigation neither the cjittle or hog custom of burning off the woods day to see the springs and taste the tures? A new bottling plant has been purchased you will receive n raisers would be willing to have it every year has cost south Georgia water. A careful study of the aliava o u t gallon free or a pound box of done, for they destroy a better feed more in denuding and impoverishing been installed at the spri- j;.« and the 11no is earnestly requested. for stock than they create. The the virgin pine lands of the section bottles are washed and [tiled hy the ally's candy. y Very cordially, m!i r tin woods burned off certainly has a than all the waste that has charac­ latest equipment a: i’ Mr». George M. Wright, better appearunre and in some in­ terized the operations of the sityv most approved san t *) methods, Mother s Day Exercises Chrrn. Educational Dept., stances this burning brings good re­ mil! and turpentine operators, great thus insuring the public the purest On account of the rain laat Sunday F. F. W. C. nnd cleanest water at all times. sults but to set fire to certain sec­ though the latter has been. morning Mother's Day exercises of The above letter was received by This will make the Elder place tions year after year is bud for gen­ "Our pine forests might reproduce the Presbyterian church were post­ Mrs. J. W* Dirkins, president o r eral stock raising as the following Yhemselvca in twenty years if not famous ere long and Capt. Elder ¡s poned and the Sunday school will the Woman’s Club ami will he of in ­ from the Albany (Ga.) Herald will subjected to annual ravages by fire, beginning to realize that in this have the program next Sundny terest. It speaks for itself! demonstrate: but when the woods tire swept by spring he has not only the fountain morning at Imperial Theatre. of youth but a fountain that will " 'Congressman Bill is all right as wild fire early every spring the Frank Miller Honored Again soon flow a golden stream of rev­ young pines that have sprung up to the section, but the pinny woods Frank L Miller has returned front enue To Piny Rase Hall are no more. The pines thnt once from the ma»t that fell during the Jacksonville, where he hits b e e n at All boys under Jtl years of uge nn> covered the hills of south Georgia |previous (all are killed In this way tending the State Association o f requested to meet at Holden Park açx* gone forever. Occasionally you 1he pine forests are kept from n-v Debate Tonight V Undertakers and Embnlmers. II«r next Monday afternoon to organize can find small tracts of u few ocres plenishing themselves by tin* regular The Christian Endeavor Soriety was »gains elected to the dual posi­ a ball team. of timber that have been carefully process of nature. of the Presbyterian church have n tion of secretary nnd treasurer, a THE WOODMEN COMMENCEMENT MEMORIAL DAY WEEK PROGRAM CITY COUNCIL MEETS : THE SCHOOL INVITED I BURNING WOODS A GREAT WASTE Mrs. Gray Dead Orlando, M ay * 13.— A telegram fweivetl in Orlando announced tho sudden death of Mra. Wm. Crane •^y. which occurred at her new om# near Nashville, Tcnn, Monday “ iht. Mra. Gray waa the wife of ««h o p Gray, who until recently was o charge of the Episcopal church ogthern Florida, and was widely know;n and bellved by hosts of Jriendi throughout'the state. The contained little beyond bare Jn, ' _ * nt4 . addressed to Mra. { , , C- Jon*«. niece of Biahop Gray. L. E. Burdge of the Panama Canal « « e r some weeks ago told of a Zone is in the city looking after his ... ..* Mtack of hud interests here. -- heart ------ trouble » » » u n i n»u He Is1, the guest of 7™ " r*y. M i .it Is supposed Mr. Frank W. Wickham of the cauae of. her death. ........... ; West Side. u*i' t - X ’ I,; i 1 — r , preserved, but with few exceptions the great pine forests that were once south Georgia's greatest source of wealth have iBsappeared.’ "W hat the\*azette aaya here Is true, but It falls give tho principal ■ ÌM ’ A N I) rlrk-i _- - - . - Burning off the woods st»ems to be a mania with some people— in the .wire grass region, and it has cost this section millions of .dollar» annually. Many farmers, especially negroes, are also too careless with debate tonight on the question of the proper way to reach a man's heart. The debate will be held in the Brotherhood room at the Pres­ byterian church' and the 'public Is cordially invited to attend. position he has held continuously for many years past. The mectinip was most successful in every w a y and the Times Union of Thursday had a picture of thu organization In Jacksonville askembled. * �' ■ r PF PAG E T W O ‘V £>CtAf ' - fry -: -■**. f f f i w n T H E SANFORD HERALD M a y M, H u You may have to to tell the people that we would con­ •BY T H E IR FRUITS YE SHALL and I (cel that he should be In­ ular solecism. amend your previous declarations, tinue to appreciate their support dili Red.) KNOW TH EM ” :ird. Mr. Price, you quote from hut what hoots it so long us you get In the future its in the past'. We St. Matthew and St. Paul as glihly the "fruits” of organized labor be­ wanted ot impress upon their minds ''L e t the People Judge’ " .. , . . ,, |us a Bishop. You cite St. Matthew fore onr famishing jury, the people? and hearts that Organized Labor hr ends and bellow Citizens of Sent. „ ‘ , Self Confessed Monopoly consists of fellow citizens of San­ and to the people By their fruits idol« County. Greeting»: 8th. You state while on the legal ford, many of whom nre taxpayers, ye shall know them." You take as Several weeks ago, Mr. Price of a measuring pail the above quota­ phrase of the question please note, and therefore should have Sanford’s Messrs. Price Si Collar,of this city Whereas, thero tion and then you forthwith fill it (and you use such matters as careless­ unstinted support. opened a vicious and unwarranted ly as you use the ScripturesJ that ia now’ work being done in this city with the following remarks of St. attack upon me und organized labor organized labor is a self confessed which is not only being done by Paul anil say that (they are the generally. ''fruits” grown from the tree of Or­ monopoly having sought exemption unorganized Inbor. hut which i* "be­ While 1 shrink from such deplor­ ganized I.abor! "Unrighteousness," from prosecution under the Anti ing imported here from the out­ Trust Act." * side cities. able notoriety, I feel obliged, in self "Covetousness." " Maliciousness," In the last two months the Ford Motor Company h;ts defense and in defense of organized " E n v y . " "Dobato." "D eceit," " M a ­ ' As n fellow citizen of Sanford, Mr 12th, You speak of labor un­ produced the enormous total of 90,359 cars, this including Price I deeply deplore you utter organized, as "F ree Labor.’* labor to submit an answer thereto lignity." "Whispering." "Back­ Do 43,8*19 çars in March and 46,510 cars in April. Thi.» not hut in so doing the tilth of direct biting.” "Boasters,” "Inventors of ignorance in this matter. If, for In­ you know that in the broadest sense only insures the completion of the production of Uoo.imhi personalities are to he left out and evil things without understanding." stance, you were a citizen of Or­ there is no such thing as free labor Ford cars, between August 1914 and August 1915, barring lando, I would not ft-el so deeply k(except in the sense that we are all a clean issue presented. I have the "Unmerciful." etc. the totaly unforseen, and the rebating of all Ford purrhaabout your expressed ignorance. pleasure therefore to announce t free to hunt a boas when we are sers within that period, but it means that the goal wj|| You say that all of these epithets But don't you know, Mr. Price, 1st. hungry), and that the only labor that organized labor which I undoubtedly bo reached-buiurw the uromised time, August I ________ »PI»1* rr present j a to U k s w M . ^ i to-Aw|>COv‘. orK“ n! " ‘!'_‘ ■b. ° r; that orgtmfwd labor never- -mini» r?nff "Is ' ffven porthHIjr free is,-«nd first. In fact’ the three hundred thousand cars will pr,V- { ■**. / "fruits" and you. the people arc to Have you the moral courage to make. affy guch confpMton> thttt on thR con. has ever and ever stood in the fore bably leave the Ford assembly early in July and the pro­ the statement over your own signa trury they hnve repeatedly denied front and fought the battles of husit- in judgment on both the law duction pace will continue almost unabated, so tremendous and the facta presented. Though turc that all the above quotations in the courts, when represented by mnn liberty» human freedom for till, is the demand'this year the world over for Ford cars. from St. Paul do so apply anil if so such eminent counsel as Alton B. is and has been Organized Labor in you have many things to keep in (since you further on in your attack Parker former candidate for Presi­ one form or another through the Then on August first will begin the task of rebating about <|»t . mind during this discussion and 000,000 to Ford purchasers in accordance with the term» of i|,,. ¡ . those to foltow. I want you not to mention a ring in the carpenters dent of the United States, Jackson age". profit »haring announcement. Each of the 300,000 or more Font i ’r lose sight of the fact that Mr. Price union) will you please name PER­ Ralston and Frederick L. Siddons Don’ t you know this to he true, chasers will ho mailed, of course, an individual check, proha hi) .! $*„’ SONS, IN C ID E N T S , T I M E and that the Sherman Anti Trust Act is, over his own signature, willing The postage alone on this huge mail means at least $0,000. Mr. Price? i am truly surprised. to join isauo on the two statements place, so thul your volubility may expressed or implied under thq (troad No, my unonVied apostle of soquoted above, " B y their fruits ye have the force of conviction before est possible construction, does not C. F. W ILLIA M S , Agent culled Free Labor, 1 won't sink to our intelligent jury, (the people?) njijdy either to labor organizations shall know them" and " L e t the your taunt to apply a certain short ED HIGGINS, Manager Be frank; he specific and thus he or to farmers organizations? 2nd. P E O P L E judge." and 'ugly word which you applied brave. That organizations of both farmers It is thus noted that the demo­ to ino and my brother union men. and laborers were in effect taken Compelled to "Eat Crow" cratic form of anciont Athena and "Sticks and stones may break our - r ._/>f ■ _r t; o. f. * * from the pervlcw of said net by the Rqme is to be here enacted in de­ hones 1>ut 'rough stuff’ shall not 4th'. Referring to my previous lightful Sanford through the liberal remarks wherein I stated that our action of three congresses and one harm iis. Let me suggest that you columns of The Herald and I trust means of placing our demnnds hefor President, Mr. Wilson. keep in mind that old adage, viz: Mr. Price, since you are no doubt •that you, its citizens, may lend a the contractors were pourable and "T h e gods first make rnad those deep interest to all that comes from that thereby no strikes have oc­ becoming accustomed to being asked whom they destroy." The Standard Railroad o f the South the pens of hoth Mr. Price and mine. curred. you attempt in one sentence to manifest your moral bravery by SCHEDULE EFFECTIVE APRIL 5th. 1915 L'lth. Again you tnke the people Mr. Price, before proceeding to to tauntingly goad us with the state­ making yourself specifically clear, name the more favorite fruits of ment that we were compelled to you won’ t object to a few more into the bosom of your confidence, anil the juttronizing .and fondling organized labor, I deem it well t o ' .<• ( ’ row” before our master], and questions will you? No. 82 No. 86 No. HO way in which you do it reminds one Sundry Civil Appropriation Bill ask you a few very pertinent ques-|jn anolh(,r Mntence you nanrlimoniH :30 am I.V Jacksonville 1:35 prit 8 :1(1 pm of laizarus in the bosom of Ahrations bearing upon statements found ously deplore an organization that, Do you not know that President, Ar Savannah 12 :50 pm 5 :35 pm 12:35 am 5:20 uni Ar Richmond 9:18 am in your last attack. The attack re­ in the only practical ways known, Taft lias ever been tin enemy ‘>1 ha m. 8 :()0 pm Let me again quote yourself, for Ar Washington 8 :50 am 12:3H pm 11:50 pm a ferred to is found in the issue of the to become an efficient organized labor; that this faet working 10:27 am 1:50 pm Ar Baltimore 1:38 am■ when in debate with you, 1 can use Herald <1/ the 4th inst. trades union; the .only way that evidenced in all hi» judicial decission» 12:15 pm Ar Philadcljihia •i :03 pm 1:25 am W your own statements almost ns ef­ Ar New York N o refinement of feeling deters me trades unionism has actually become when on the bench, unjl through his .. 2:57 pm 6:20 pm 7:13 am ' And fectively as I can Scriptural quota­ in asking pertinent questions of such a great force for the uplift and veto power while president? i>clining Chnir Car» to Washington tions to show you in your true .ml 86. Sleeper to Savannah on Tran you because you have gone into betterment of social conditions; the d o you not recall thut he in distin­ light to the kidnupped child of your print as a self confessed bravo man. last resort of ourtaged economics \V guished ns being the most signally and Reservation Phone nr Write bosom, "the people." To freshen the people's mind on last resort of outraged economic und repudiated second term candidate Favors Legitimate Organization for President of the United State» just what you said in this attack I social justice, remembering that that' ever faced an outraged elec­ I quote you as follows: quote you as follows: "Right here I "Unionism does not necessarily mean IJHWiNil H*y MirerI. Jark»»nvlllir, tl* 11tiIfelHMrimish 1luirI torate? want to say distinctly that I do not strikes, hut does mean the bettering "M r. Pearson has niiarc jtresenled rhum* 17 |‘h>int I 1 In order that the people may have tn> jiositniii on organization use insinuations. When I have any- „( wage» and conditions of labor It thing to say 1 am man enough to because through unionism labor has con elusive and indisputable facts may be well to let tI k* jieople know Police ruing the question which yon where I stand. say it plainly note friends. Mr t ti<- P O W E R to strike 1 am heartily in apparently attempted to craftily fa v o r of "legitimate organization Price says, "p lain ly") only coward* p(,litiorl. „/ arbitration and insinuations, lacking the the cour- lr(„a j w |,„v„ use insinuation», „ |(l|„(| mountain cover up, I take pleasure in qu"tu g amt cooperation ot nil kinds, labor, | to face responsibilities, age faco responsibilities. <N o t e ; hjgh lM>foru th(! employers of labor. the provisos of the Sundry Civil religion, politics, capital. By no. is our standard \Y< %ht. the words "Cowards" and "C ou r­ Their chief value lias been to shea­ Appropriation hill which was the ba­ other means can the greatest reYt-s, bui il Ita.» rIncurii> -v. •gilt, age." friends, also note the phrase the gipid will id Labor and place sis o( the questinjyreferred to »nils tit- accomplished but when Mich tuo. Ii ’s not full of fin1, .imi "M an enough"). O i rm in n \ thi* iurmtTM urnl ^roAM-r*« (ir£uni£aiu»n*« m+rk to Imm’OIhi * a innthe employer <m the defensive be­ it cuLs easy. Tlu* 1 « ll.qn «di(Mr. Price made the above dec­ fore I lie conscience of the people who constitute so l a r g e a part of our nopoly amt deprive others of their tainubli* is usto!, and w. limi lt\ laration in reply to my charge that whose will, when all 1» said and done,- j u r y will no doubt enjoy ibi» deli- ri g h i » nr use pressure o r coercion to renlly llit? incisi prnìiialiE ' US he tried to get matters before you. is final through the use of the ballot. cious bit of "fru it" from the »t. I (orge them into membership in orand mori* t*t*«inoMib';d not by direct statement, but by inDon't you know this to be true, warl ........ . Organized Labor, w here- ( der l o retain .»lull r i g h t » , It becomes tOIlUTS. £ t tie »a no ' fruit" »1 1 doti liti»*.»« lie an.in hy an 'i i urn unaltt ruhty opninuuiions I want you to nti»<-rve. Mr Price? If you do not you are uafrost« uroil |n-r»immnn to you to It " ladle» and gentlemen all along, bow incompetent to discus» (hi» matter Die (irov Hint of t tie hill tt u ■li as Mu re we deny y mir conci u» ion. closely Mr. Price adheres to Ins own before an enlightened public iretf of t onr history i» U» iol lows your ail mis »ion uit li re»jo <t to t hr , declarations 111 Park Ave. free Deli very •’ Th» Four Legged Skunk" P rovid i«1, however. that no part ••flirti \ of 1irgiimzutinn, jio htii-ul rr Throughout this entire article, I 5th I am delighted to know of ibi» money shall lie »pent in the liginn-. labor and otln-rw •h am going to point out ways by which you, Mr. P/icc, may manifest thut you caught the t o4 It legged prosecution of any •organization ot rli»»*' this discussion. The veil i» u|i|iiiri'iitly lifted and your courage In your next attack »kimk, which, for some instinctive individual for entering into any com­ But the ways by which you are to reason, was loitering near the »acred bination or agreement having in onr jury, the people, now see (hull manifest your brand of courage is precincts of your own home. “ Some view the increasing of wages, the your attack is probably only a per- 1 to be very simple. You are re­ »kunk” I imagine, hut so far a* 1 shortning of hours or bettering the kiifinl «»lie against me rganized conditions of labor, or for any act j But having admitted that you] quired to explain in a specific, am concerned ; so (ar a» dure say. done in furtherance thereof, not in pn-ses* it skunk, and il seems that! labor is interested; and I straightforward manner just whai jrou desire the people to know con­ that so far as the people our Miry il-e.f unlawful fr.irii \*Mif tin*»» *d ndnrou» .otitfa cerning the things you arc trving are interested, \ml Ilia ) keejt t tie Provided further, thul no purl of t||< linn», > mi actually have a »kiirik, I n buy kjrorrrv business in Snnfitnl skunk a- all antidote ot your own to say or trying pot •<> »ay. llii» ujqiropri.itmu -hull be • \jiended T »li.il! in tsdi.i'f nf l rul h Made lit! Must be in finiti location and n a> 1st. In reply to my statement smelling remark», -veM-tining, of (or I he prosecution of producers of through the subject matter of your unable in price. Suite in first letter ¡^ 2 that I would not publish inside in­ course, that you keeji your j>et out farm products and associations of attack. (I do so, fellow citizens be­ ■ low est price and location. A lso formation concerning the Carpen­ *ido the city limits. One thing you farmers who cooperate ’ami organize cause this question is bigger than a rent on building and how long leased. ters Union you said that " A very may he sure of you will not he re­ in ufi effort to and for the purpose mere .squabble between Mr. Price _ _ _ superficial survey of the outside evi­ quired to exhibit the creature before to obtain nnd maintain a fair and find myself.) .. ._ W ill pay spot cash for same. <>r * dence of the inside workings of the our tribunal, the (inopie. lit It is observed that you en­ = = reasonable price for their products." would rent vacant store room in ~~ trade union situation here is suf The Bo)roll i 1Former President Taft prt'vontcd tertain some doubt as to whether good location suitable for ihi» ficient for anyone to diagnose the t fie passage uf this proviso in the you should really trust the jieople 6th. N o w with regard to n direct — pur pose........................................... case at once. The illy concealed This is evidenced by the wonting of or an indirect use of the boycott Sundry Civic Appropriation Act in the -entente which read» "It ‘ may’ griping.» and groaning» accompanied I'MIl He vetoed a similar proviso will you again lie brave enough to •by jiitiful contortions and fre­ be Well to let t he people know,' etc. specify instances where a is now when it passed congress In 1912, but quent eruptions of fetid atmosphere Are you not afraid that our jury, iijiparent" that organized labor is lie it said to the glory of the 63rd all point to the same cause. For the people, "may'* feel that you are Congress, one of the first acta durusing the boycott in any mannet treatment see u veterinarian.” not as confiding in all things as you i ft bn lever? Our jury, the people, de- ’ mg its first session was to pass the You have certainly expressed would have them believe you are? | bill which Taft vetoesd und which I »iro to have more than an infer­ "some mess" of thought, Mr. PriccJ 2nd. You state that you are ! was afterwards signed by President ential state merit from you. more hut I am going to help you express heartily In favor of "legitimate” or­ , Wilson. During the second session than an insinuation, Mr. Price. yourself. ganizations, etc. Are you not in­ Please remember that you have gone of the 63rd Congress, the Approsinuating, Mr. Price, that "the local What "caso" and what "cause?” j inl0 prinl bcforB our j „ ryt lhu people priation committees of the house Carpenters Union is not a'legitimate What "illy concealed grilling«, ¿s s brave, courageous man. A I I t h e |an<1 Inserted these j.rovisos "groaning»” and "contortion^?" And world loves a brave man. and moral »" committee recommendations,and part of u legally incorporated or­ they passed both bodies. The house ganization known ns the American while 1 am not aware thut atmos­ bravery aapociaUL vote was 103 to 6 and there wits Federation of Labor?" pheres "erupt” I am willing to 7th. Referring to the "Danbury NO division in the senate. assume that you know nil about Tell the people, Mr. Price, just atmospheric volcanos, pinples, pust­ Hatters Company’s case of Conwhat you mean. Right about! BE HAD Now, Mr. Price, is there any ules and other things having humor neclicutl" and the "Burk Stove question as to the kind of "fru it" Face the truth! It takes moral and that you will therefore gladly and Range- Company’s case of St. our national administration enjoys courage on occasions like this to tell the people just how nn atmos­ Louis" it seems that I have heard In assistiiig the tree of Organized do «o, but moral courage though 99.98 PER CENT PURE phere can "erupt.” Further, Mr. of some such cases, but do you not Labor to produce? latent In one may be developed, think thut it is barely possible thnt Price, won’ t you please give the n’ t be discouraged. A N A L Y S IS : * Is thpre any question as to bow people (our jury), not a "superficial you hnve erred In stating that Mr. Not a Mu no polyTHUS. IL BAKER. I’ ll. I)., Rollins ('»illcge, Florida Gompcrn "escaped punjshmenl" only ! bur national administration feels Winter Park, Florida. April P' l'lt ’ i survey” of the "outside evidence of Will you tell tho people what a nhout tho interpretation which our H. IL Coney, Esq.. Orlando,■Florida the Inside workings” hut a broad,. . by a "legal technicality” in the Federal corporation judges place monopoly of labor is? It in only the Dear Sir:—1 have completed a careful sanitary analysis of i t f [,,r deep survey thereof? The people Buck Stove nnd Range Company’s of water that you brougltl me last week and have dbtalned the fulls * mi upon tho Sherman Anti Trust,Act? workers of the world who do the ca»o7 Is It not a fact, Mr. Prieo, are entitled to have tho details, so result: You don’ t need to trouble yourself world'a work, is it not? The Rocke­ that Judgo Daniel Thaw Wright Color ... ......................... Clear Chlorine . . . 6 parls per I.WW OOP do make yourself clear. Morgans, Goulds, Astors, “ jf fJ who resigned under Impeachment to answer this question. 1 am cou- fellers, Reaction. ..................... Neutral Totnl Sullids 8 parts per I.WWJ 2. You speak of our organization Free Ammonia......... ...... None Nitralcn. . . . ,,!,r,L7n proceedings, sentenced Mr. Gompbrs, fidtmt thut our jury, the people will Vanderbilts and lpsser employers of ns stooping to tho low luvel of seek­ AlbuminoidAmmonia. ... None Hardness . . 8H parls per l.i""” ^ Mr. Morrison nnd Joh Mitchell waive your answer and allow^you labor are perfectly willing that the ing to deprive you of your -OodThe absence of bolh free and alhumlnold ammonia in th* "prire ♦ work of the world bo done by the to give your time to clearing up for an •alleged violation, of injunc­ wnter and its very small amount o f chlorine indicate tls good qunht) r e given and "constitutional rights." tions issued by Judges Gould and other apparently subtle inferences workers, don’ t you think? (he Indication» are that it Is of exceptionally good quality. . a Please toll the people in just what Clabough of the Supreme Court of which you have thrown out to them. A very desirable feature of this spring water la Its softness, contain- i If you look upon Organized La­ respect we are seeking ' to-'deprive Ing less than one-fourth of the amount of calcium and magnesium car»- ♦ the district of Columbia? 10th. It la noted with added bor as wijling to place its protecting you of your "G o d given- anij con­ nnlcM found In many waters of this region, and Juit about enough, n- w ) J amusemont that, insomuch ns I blanket over all the jobs In the in­ What is a legnl fechnhrnlity? Now ng the lime and magnesia requirement» 1 « authorities think for supplying stitutional fights." And for the sake neglected to givo our reasons for terest of the workers you are entirely (Signed) THUS. It Btht » body. Yours Re »pect fully. . o f God-given truth don't hesitate don’t try to answer this question, placing our advertisement in, Tho comet. In fact, from your own to tell " H o w , " "W h en ," "W h e r e " Mr. Price, without consulting some D aily deliveries made in Sanford in five gallon boltlcs Herald, you have ossumrd to do so. statements you favor organization and " W h o ," in our organization, member of tho local bar. Ask Mr. sealed at the spring. Phone us for further informa­ Let me say to you, Mr. Price; thnt and know that we are zealously sought to deprive you of your Dickinson, Mr. Powers, Mr. House­ your assumptions in this regard, anxious to have nil officiant workers tion as to deliveries, prices, etc. holder, Mr. Wilson, Judge Herrin "G od given and constitutional like your Scriptural and legal refer­ with us so that wo may say to those or some other attorney to explain a rights," whatevor you htve con­ ences are grossly and insinuatingly who own the jobs, "Com e now, Mr. cluded they are. Find the culprit "legal technicality" and then tell unwarranted. 'Job Owner’ we, as tho workers of and I ’ll take him over to Orlando the people just how you applied the this country, are worthy of our hire, 11th. What we desire to do nnd nnd slap him on tho wrist. {D o n ’ t phrase to " M r . Gompera escaped F lo rid a and we, as citizens of the great comwhat we have succeeded In doing ■mile, friends, I am not naturally punichment." It will be Interesting Continued on Page 3 sportive, but Mr. Price apparently Is, to make clear this ancient and pop- (with unmerited thanks to you) la 90,359 Ford Cars in Two Months =! ixjwiiiiiiiiiiiisœciiiiiiiiiiiitiiiiiiiiiiiixxxiiiiiiiiiiiixxx ATLANTIC COAST LIN E THROUGH TRAINS TO NEW YORK DAILY ATLANTIC COAST LINK A LIGHT NUTRITIOUS LOAF SPENCER’S BAKERY WANTED!! HI Address P. 0. Box 175 s = G re e n sb o ro , G e o rg ia ^ Ullllllllllllllllllllllllillllllllllllllillllll D R I N K PURE WATER I WHY TAKE CHANCES WHEN PURE WATER CAN ELDER SPRING WA T E R Elder Spring Water Co. Phone 1017-3 ;=v>* ' • t-■ > -V _______ __ Vf -fc r~ ■ H i Sanford, �, .... •• • • ••• -* WUCJi' * T H E SANFORD HERALD PAGE THREE Y e » ! Yes! Do " c o m o out f r o m ontly have it. No attack upon or­ munism, Ancient Chattel Slavery, among them." for at heart I yet be­ Serfdom* and Fuedaltsm. ganized labor is ever a local lliue. know them lieve you are a good maul The third class as a distinct group I am confident you know this to be that not only give a cool, com­ In your reply t«» my »tUement true. To men who openly or sub­ are honest, thoroughgoing citizen» fortable, healthful room in Kontlnued from Page 2 which to work, Put also slices tly attack organized lavor the local amL when suffering a just grievance wherein i stated that it is my irpm a third «iff gas cost, saves at at the hands of n mechanic rnrryfng ion that had you lived in the time roonwealth, with stomachs, and fam­ issue is always the "dirty one." least an hour of the housewife's The methods of such men. as a union card should report the mat-, of the American Revolut on, you ilies io' satisfy, insist upon eco­ time every day, gfv«-» the most wouhl have opjMiaed the organiza­ nomic justice to the ’ end that you sweet as my simile is, always«reminda ter to the business agent of the parappeUzingiy ami deliciously But in »u reporting tion of the thirteen colonies, you morL. aqually distribute the wealth me of-the cute, dear little gin whose-] ticular craft, cooked foods quickly, practi­ cally cuts out repair expense, the same charity to- attempt to appeal to a far fetched favorite flower was the pond Ji 1y . ' should show that *e »o >»niely create." is amazingly easy to clean, be does brand of sympathy. h> telling the in fart, Mr. Price, the zealous She was frequently cautioned to, ward Organized Labor that and operates like a new range. sentiment of Organized Labor is not : keep her dainty «tresses clean. One j toward u church or a fraternal or- people, our jury, whut a noble man onlike that of the shepherd in the day she ran breathlessly into .the ganization having therein social or your father was; how hi' went out We can show you a gas range that will precisely adapt parable of the I/Ost Sheep who said, I house with her jtretty clothes ull other derelicts, remembering that no and fought four long years to save itself to your particular re­ **\Yhat man of you having a hun- dirty anil exclaimed "Oh Mam! human institution is jierfect in all the Union; how he curried his scars quirement»— at the price you to the grave; how you yourself its phases, no matter how high Its ¿n-d sheep, if bo loans one of them, Mammal Oh! Mamma! 1 am never want to pay. joim-d the army to dree (mint from doth not IcaVc the ninety and nine going to like pond lilies any more! ideals. the Spivnuh yoke. I.ocal Carpenter» Union Corrupt ami go after that which is lost until 1 do wish you could just see what he finds it, and when he hath found dirty Ida ck mud they grow out of Mr. Price, if your father was a You claim, Mr. Price, “ that oui ¡t he laycth it on his shoulder re­ and I have gut some on my pretty local Carpenters’ Union is largely in volunteer Union soldier and fought, joicing. And when ho romrth hrrmr rrrwgm rn tiro— Mitiima, you won't control of a corrupt and mechanic­ as y«>u say. to preserve the Union, f,e calleth together his friends and like pond lilies any more will y o u !" ally inefficient ring." Now, Mr. all glory to him, hut 1 am willing neighbors, saying unto them, rejoice So it is and has been since man Price, you oither use very bad Eng­ to stretch a point and wager a peawith me for I have found my sheep came on earth (But thanks to Al­ lish or you arc trying to make a <onllnucd on Page 7 which was lost. The man who mighty God for His Son it shall not double statement. Tactics Not Always Gentle always be sol the vast majority of rends your attack and. who feels Our tactics, Mr. Price, are not us do not see tiie beautiful sjiiritual kindly toward Organized Labor, always gently persuasive, they are side of labors conflict, they see only thinks that you may he tryin g to sometimes like your own discussion the ugly materiul side, the muck of say that the honest members of the of this question, rough, emphatic and conflicting human passion In the union are in control of an alleged not a little uncouth. But, sir, if life struggh- for the yet more filthy thing, ring of corrupt am! inefficient nVtis sacred, the means of life, viz, food, the dollar, the essential medium of chunica within the local union. Such clothing and shelter are sacred ele­ exchange for the necessities of life, a man is sorry that there is an al­ No one knows this hqtter than the leged ring hut rejoices to know thiat ments thereof. And when we are deprived of these things or ground hydra hearted person who hypo­ the union has control pf thorn.. The indifferent man reading your doiyn below the level of respectable critically attacks Organized Labor attack may be led to beliove that existence which includes education under one pretext or another. We sincerely hope this is not your only the alleged ring are “ corrupt and culture of our children and Whereas, the rabid comforts for our loved ones, amidst shoe, Mr. Price, yet if it fits you, and inefficient.” plepty for all, wo become ontlamed you may wear it with whatever so culled Free Labor man, including comfort it affords you, the hired assassin, his master, and with the bitterest of passions. But let it he emphasized that the I would that you keeji yourself the ones having had an unpleasant crowd with which you seem to he above suspicion. As you now stantl «•x|>erience with u union «•arc! me­ training, the men of greedy capital­ ttle thoughts to which you give ex- chunir says: “ Hurrah! didn't I tell The whole organization i* istic minds, are no less uncouth, no pression place you in fin«! company 1you! ha. rough, for sir, do not they make We would thui you "enme out from 'corrupt ami mechanically inefficient If y o u are sincere Ah! 1 t*•!! you. this labor union busiWrvile tools of so called Free Labor |among them Mr Price is a hero! with which you heal down you we want >oi und to thill etui we ness is all hunk Do suggest that you study the (ollnwing Let us nominale him fur President, hrother workers of the world? they rot use the “ black list” and lines spoken "On the Mount" by Hurrah!" the "lock out?" . Do they not largely that greatest of all Teaehers, our Please be honest with our jury, s control the courts, the executives, Savior: the people, Mr. Price, remembering " T h e light of the body is the eye; that dear old honest Abe Lincoln, the legislatures, us. well as t he public press (newspapers, magazines and if therefore (fune eye he single thy whom y o u r f a t h e r served for four periodicals?I Do they not plot whole body «l-.MI he full of light long years, said so truthfully: "Y o u But if thine eje ite cvtl, thy w hole cun fool nil th e Jteople purl o f the against us, hston us. throw us into If tim e. |inrt of l hu p eo p le nil t h e time, jails and railroad us to poniten body sfinii lo' full of durkness iian«-s? Do they riot have us shot I hereforc ilo ligio (fini ls in ilice Ite hut y o u can't fo ol all tfie p e o p l e all •down iike dogs by so called free «lurktless, liow gr«‘itt i» timi dark (tie tim e " W rite for Information as to Why it in to Your Advantage to Appoint Us as Your laborers, their school of hire«! ns Hess," Be a lira ve ma n Do not wo r d M arketing Agents «a«sin*'' 'N<> mari can s e r v e t w o rn a -t e ru n i r Engl i sh so t hat It l- s us c e p t i b l e «1 invite your attention («•llow for he will either hate the «me, und of several interpretations. ritiz«-ns, to the testimony now being [ love the other; or else he will hold! Now I respectfully insist that you givt-n before the commission on to tin* one and despise t fie other, name the members af the local Industrial Relations. 1 1884 Ye cannot serve God und mammon " Carpenters' I'nton whom you allege I fear my brother man, that you Referring further t«> your own I are "corrujit and mechanically In* either know hut little about the age statement». I quote as follows efficient " Name, them, Mr Price, JACKSONVILLE, F L O R I D A long struggle of the race in its up­ More Evidences of Suspicion "b a ll" them out in your rhnmcterward trend or you nr«' carelessly "When n [llague infests a flock the istii uncoulhniots, else the people allowing yourself to tie used as an wise herder removes i fie stricken wori’ l believe you instrument against economic and Lines instead of allowing them n> re l.aimt an Ancient l pllft social progress. main with the dock and corrupt the They I prefer to go into their Wanls to Think Well of Price j whole m own inner hearts and bring forth the 1 want to he charitable with you. I **'r** *•* l,nv'' evidences of memories of the »jnntiial "fru it»'' of I want to think well of you. hut a suspicion coming from you and your Organized Labor upon winch this - A A A frank, open statument to our jury mrv skunk Rut. my 'leaf Mr I rice, I nation of freedom has fed. and upon the people, should he forthcoming i,m ,l,,t yet willing to believe that, the kind of spirit of which it was from you. Yet i must confess that when fully informed concerning the founded. I hardly ktiow, now, just how it historic movements of the race, you Ah, hut I hear you impulnively would help to get your case favor­ will, with malice aforethought, lay assert, with hand» high ¡thove your ...... ......... ably before the people, for if you are an obstinate ax Ut the tree of Or shoulder»: "T h e American Federation ■= hl||| being used as a careless instrument ganized Labor, the tree upon which of h«*en in existence fruit-. «if against the economic anil social pro­ has grown tin- cln>ire»t more than a I Harter of the life of gress of the race, you would he as t ht> wnrld - progrès». h » nation However It I* ,1 rule, with few,1 , incompetent to testify as a crazy 1 orrei t you would lie. but sir man would he as to In» own sanity ception». that the p«-r»«>n» who nrguc since the time when the military And if you know but little about m»uie ami outside tiie rank» <»f Or­ musters usurped the rights of man the matter you are attempting to ganized Labor us you do, are not within the ancient^Tnbai Commune, discuss, I presume it is now a little the friends of Organized Labor. Such down through the lytjg ages to the late as well as unnecessary to make person*, when on tiie inside. hav«- organization of F'r«y Masonry, the an ojten confession. However. Mr altruist invariably been spie* and assembling of t lie ancient lowly And when sudi ur under Jesus outside and inside Do­ Price, do not take my advice in the hired assassins premises. Continue, if you desire, gumenl is offered from tin* outside gate« of Jerusalem, the persecution to follow your impulse», making it c o m e s from one or t w o of the fol- of the Christian ( ’om«miners, the re your answers a« i m p u t s i v e " as y o u 1l o w i n g th ree sources volt of the masse« a gal list the classes cho«>»c. 1st From t lie man o r »ut of men umle.r The Gracchi in ancient Koine, w lio lure tin- n » * a » *iii* or tin* spies . Labor Nol Anarchistic tin- revolt of tin- slaves outside tin2nd From person» who gel their 4. Since Anarchy is indicvidual gutes of the Eternal City under ism whii/oin organizations are con informations from "hearsay" or a Spurtieua: the n»«* of the German sidcrwl a» so much folly, and since corrupt press. Peasent», the Reformation, tho rise Rni From pi-rsons who have been unil government of the cities <d Organized Libor stands for the sol­ idarity of the workers and does not actually mistreated by relatively in­ Europe under th<- Guilds, the revolt oppose Inrge units of active capital, efficient mechanics, who, per man, of Cromwell, the landing of the as such, it again follows very logic­ are, however, much more frequent- Pilgrims on the bleak New England ally from your remarks that you are ly fourni in the ranks of so called (¡Lores, tin- American Revolution, the Free Labor," which you extol than Puri» Communal which witbatood cither not versed in what you are attempting to tell our jury, the within the rank» of Organised Labor. for months the combined assaults people, or yap are ins id uously at­ This is true, because as I have «else­ of the rulers of Europe; and every tempting* to place false notions in where stated "gun men," "spies" other great movement and under­ ORLANDO, FLA. v h o n i: i i i their minds, thus engendering if you and "strike breakers" .come out of taking in the hist«iry of the world the ranks of so rulh-d Free Labor. please, cfasa hatred. has been initiated or supported by I want to be charitable with you, The man or »«-t of men who the working man in one form 6f or lor l don’t believe you are as bud attack union labor he* 1gunization or another, and in every u you present yourself. cause of the first reason do not do¡ instance men carrying the banner I am "for you," Mr. Price, that is so from any lofty moral motive. of progress and enlightenment which A. I am truly anxious to have you place Their motives nr«- of the most sordid was to redound to the benefit o f all yourself before the people in the kind and those who follow such mo­ were not only betrayed, hut in thou­ light of truth. tives are the worst enemies of so- sands of instances physically and Only time will develop what is citety. mentally crucified by just surh men Lack of your egregious attack upon They are the wealthy powerful ns yuie are apparently, wittingly or me and through me, upon Organized men in modern society strong enough unwittingly, training with. Labor. But, Mr. Price, while Or­ to over ride or purchase- the nordI repeat "Colne ye out from ganized Labor has Us cars to the inal authorities and substitute a among them," so that 1 may give Corner Third Street and O ak Avenue ground and Ita eyes on your skunk government by “ gun men," (os was you the right hnnd of fellowship. has, consciously or unconsciously done in West Virginia. Michigan, There is nothing worthy to bo ac­ its heart with the Savior who taught Colorado ami New Jersey) for a complished away out there mossing ^ r ie n t Lowly * to , pray thusly: government of the people, for the around with a drove of overfed "Our F a t W which urt In Heaven, people and by the peojde. plutocratic swine and their low, Hallowed be Thy name, T h y kind- 4 (In view' of these facts what be­ mean dependents, the "gun m en ," come, Thy will be «lone ON comes of your inane muttering* of the "hired assassin " and spy. Please tell our EARTH as it is in Heaven. Give. Anarchy. Mr Price Mr. Price, it occurs to me that u? ‘lay our daily bread and for |fellow citizens, the jur> you must he lonesome down h«-r<IPve us our debts as we forgive out 1 ply $1.00 square guaranteed for 5 years The second group above men­ in this beautiful little city of Strrt«editors. And lead us not into temp- 1tioned are well meaning persons, who (ord. nestle«!, so sweetly among the 2 ply $1.75 square guaranteed for 10 years ariun, but deliver tis from evil; For will eventually understand the true charming lakes, near the head wa­ 3 ply $2.00 square guaranteed for 15 years inn is the Kingdom, the Powui issue and may bo relied upon to he ters of the placid St. Johns river, •nfl the glory forever. A M E N ." fair, not only to Organized Labor, where we are all of one kind, m arch­ Not a Local Issue but assist in uprooting the prevail­ ing under the banner of the meek » Thl» unpleasantness of which wo ing rotten economical system and and lowly Nazareno who so fervently ♦ • I . | * , •I • the objects in the spotlight, Is place it on tho pages of history prayed for His Father’s kingdom on * alongside of Ancient Tribal Com- earth. THEIR f r u it s ye Favorite Ranges Geo. H. 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Lumber - Lath - Shingles - Moulding - Sash . - Doors Sash Weights - Sash Pullies - Brick Lime - Cement Plaster Metal Shingles - Metal Roofing All kinds of Roofing Paper Now's the lime to Screen your .House — Call and see our line of Screen Doors ’“ ,o u w o " , , , * P I» r - IXXXIIIIIIIIIIII5CX3CIIIIIIIIIIIIXXXXIIIIIIIII1IIXXXIIIIIIIIIIIIXXXIIII1II �. M ut .V * THE SANFORD HERALD FAG E FOUR ' ’ MAY li, , m * finds a warm welcome and an eager the good offices of America as a reading everywhere it goes. It is mediator whim thnt glad day shall The civilized world has no free from crime und scandal anil un­ coinc. K. J. HOLLY. Ed llar wish for America to onter into the wholesome things. It takes more w. M. HAYNES. llunlncH» M»n»i¡fr pride in the quality of its circulation war for in this day of curnage and hiiiUfth«M| K*»ry Tuf«Uy «nd Frtdtjr than in the mere quantity. It is not war inad nations it is some source boastful nor too milch given to find­ of satisfatetion to those engaged T H E service of this Bank w ill help you. W e are always pleasetl ing fault. It wins the confidence of that one nation— one big brother when we can render any service in connection with the handling . .f HUlfetCUimON PRICE. IN ADVANCE the people by its simplicity, honesty, stands ready uniT willing to inter­ money or the transaction of any financial business. , W e accept deposits one Y e a h ............................................ si.oo purity and progressivuness. It han­ cede and make peace and plnee all S I I MONTH!)................................ Ml in any amount, either checking or interest bearing, and assure absolute nations of the earth nguin upon u V M K E E M O N T H S ..................... 7» dles the news of today in n inaunfr safety for all funds entrusted to our care. C ^ W — I ■rr-. which appeals to the (»otter class of friendly footing where they ran take D . l l n r r . l I « tk r U l> b| < « r r i* t f } OO IN. I n i In up the pursuits of peace. people and to the better nature of A d.nntn sr I h . Per Month This is what America can do. It emphasizes the hope­ U N D E R S T A T E S U P E R V IS IO N P i ; n < M . In Adtnnrr Mani II « M id * i l O lile « all people. This is what American will do and ful features of the news rather than It has a |K*r- the jingo statesmen and the hair ; » ( « r e d An S n ra n d -d lM M ill M l t l r f Au,UH Z2» d the discordant ones. f i IM A . « I Ih « I ’ t M t l i n » I Nonforil. lu r id * . mnnent location for its specinl fea­ hrainod sensationalist and the sense­ I n drr Act ■( M »rcb Ir d . 1( 7». tures. It is an authority on what­ less and soulless corporations who ever it undertakes to exploit. It would plunge America into war O I V . I« l l r r n i d l l u l U I n , T r l r p h o n r N o . I (A J i t Want your nnsiHESS. has a .reputation for correctness. know it but they do not stop to It regulates its adv»rtsiing pages by think of it. H. R. STEVENS C. M. HAND H. E. TOUR Don’ t worry about what America Hastings band ha» slender mimed SANFORD, FLORIDA R. R. DUS reasonable requirements regarding %*!(••Prrald*at Pretldrol F. L WOODKLIL Vu*4’i*»J*(ii ''XmnuuKK ' " Oldfather. We presume that.. the display and illustration, so thnt the wil da... old man toot» his own horn. President Wilson can be depended pnge represents a pleasing whole." ----- 0 — upon to do the right thing at the ------O----right time nnd at the right place and St. Petersburg will not build the W ILS O N R E N O M I N A T E D concordium. Probably thinks that that is sufficient for all right think­ There seems to be no doubt but ing and right minded people. the citizen» are not in concord with members of tho committee: thut President \Vilson will be re­ the conrordillm Jacksonville, May 10, 1916. ------ 0 ------ ' nominated by the Democratic party ----- 0 ----I The board of control acting air the next year, and nation wide appre­ Stnte Plant Hoard under the proStraub Rave the President's ulti­ ciation of the record he has made matum on the first pnge of the St. BOTH EXPOSITIONS — DIVERSE ROUTES — LONG LIMIT and is making makes it evident that by nppoints ............. .of Pete Times in black face type. F«r tickets, reservations, descriptive literature, and victory will perch upon the Dem­ , as a member, of the ad­ Probably intends to send it direct full Information 'phone, wire or write to ocratic standard. No opponent of visory committee appointed by this to the Kniaer and forestall any funny H. C. BRETNEY, Florida Passenier Agent M O O R E ’ S S T A T IO N / the President has been seriously con­ Hoard to perform the duties of the business on the part of the Germans. LOUISVILLE & NASHVILLE RAILROAD sidered in the ranks of his own par­ Sunday. May H5, Rev. Ilartlette Plant. Commissioner. Said ............. ----- 0 ------ % ty, and w'hllc tbq Republicans are of Enterprise is expected to make is authorized and instructed. 134 West Bay Street ( Bell Phone 1S7) Jacksonville. Fla Hubc Allen wants to fight and _• • Lat Ua Flan Your Tour and Arrange Details making the usual claims that suc­ his usual visit here to prpuch. (u) To inspect places, plants and makes it clear to President Wilson cess will he theirs it is apparent that that he will fight in .apito of shirts Rev. and Mrs. Stoinmeyer were plant products, and thlhgs and sub­ they are whistling to keep up a show and other impediment!». If Ilubo guests of Mr. and Mrs. O. J, Pope in stances used op connected therwith: of rourage. (b) To investigate, control, eradi­ really wnnts to fight ho can join the their new nuto, calling nt tho Miller No chief executive of recent years nnd other homes here on Thursday. cate and prevent the dissemination army ns the navy would never suit has undergone u more gruelling. ex­ ,in(l of insect pests anil diseases: him. Mr. und Mr». H. S. Ismon perience than President Wilson, und — 0— daughter Marian, recent arrivai» |\ (c) To * " * » * '* ” ™ |he The management of The Herald particularly has this been the case from Chicago. Ill . have taken Mrs « " ’»»nient. cutting nnd destruction .. . « ... h rotiate ,, w f< it\ , pliuitfl or ¡nírrtrri t)n*ri*wants to make it fHuin that nny one in connection with the Mexican and Murnhall in ( anirron Kuropun wars Every possible oh-1 », , . . . V A it »I Cnn at any time get into print Mr m n n n 1« f a r m i n g imi i m p r o v e d in this paper by signing their own stacle has been hurled by opposing Inml purchased of It A Howard .i*' name to the article and taking the forces to prevent the administration, Mr. and Mrs I. D. Hurt of Hick Hoard'of control acting ns Suite consequences. We accept nothing from being one of success, and t tie Hammock uro learning to run their f«ji|ant Hoard President has withstood these on­ that is not signed and if you haven't nqw model Ford reroivcd this wcj-k.J' P. K. Yonge. the nerve to sign it then keep it to slaughts in a miinner thnt halt Alton Morris is at home, murli proved to the world the grandeur Chairman. yourself. and strnegth of its character Fur­ improved in health from several Form» of notices were also drafted j ---- 0 ----thermore. the Democrats have stood weeks stay with his grandparent* which the various inspector» wiih No. Pauline. It J Reynold» ¡» not strongly behind Inin and lire now at Forest City serve ti|mn owner» of groves in running for Governor He is simply shaping policies that will surely add 1 There is an ire «-ream nnd <.-ke which infected trees have been running his handsome countenance to his strength and lh.il of the p.irt\ <m-ial ut the church this Frol. '• found \l the «11mi- time a letter in the various slate paper* telling In-fore the liext election Is held was udopted which i» to lie carried I'lUlllllg. All lire IliVIleil to coon o f the virtues of newspaper adver­ In short, the I b-niiierals have good by the various inspectors to show Miss Mildred Cliorpening lost .1 tising primarily and incidentally gel , renson for conhdt-ntc in thè result of thcr iiutlinrit" to enter and Inspect ting a hunch of advertising for li J ' , , . , , . Mai K crepi »hört epat with white . . , thè ih-xI ••h'i’tion nini those of a long . .. , grove» and nnrsern-ni unía \ evening, M Heynolil» (ob.iccn a» he gite» nlotig •-*'*• • oliar 1 , . • I .1 lime to collie Mie loilg rule of t tu» a 1 . 1 . c..l..rv or Mellon t . il ^Jhc advisory committee decided Itcìiim x ity niake» thè gru»» grow ,„ ,,, , , . 1-mi, eitiier un i i n r > or .m i non v ni, Republicnn party hids fair to b «|..... aVendes to divide the work tip into four de­ . Will t h* finder kind), greener just us some other ingredi- : duplicated by the real party of ike r,l|1ir|1 M l„ , ,„;r| ning .it Moo-. partment-. the head o f which will re­ ents t in.t you have heard of will do people Tampa Times Sutton port to the plant commissioner, who O O / in turn v ill report to the Plant N Mrs. John Welker and sister in Tin: Sanford Herald bad 11 story W H A T W I L L A M E R IC A DO? * luw left here on Wedne»dav lor Hoard as often as such reports are the other day about the improve­ These four divisions are President Wilson ha» sent his Hryon, Ohio. Mr*. Welker's former desired ments on a rattle ranch iu that The Making of Hobby Ibirnit at the Star Momlnv M nursery im I"- etion. put 1iol«»FV. entndictum to the Gorman government home We are pleased lo »ay that neighborhood just n little ,'12.000 u i o l o i f y i i d ••it r ii» canktT craillcnand the illsputcl)«-* -late that it mu» Mr- Wei her has quite reenver.-d Mat inee and Nigh t acre ranch under fence wiih 6.000 couched in nn uti- »-rTuin turn'» In from her »eriou» ill lie»» at the lino lion. Dr K \\ He rger W.i *» -c|c( teil head of cal tie and 2.600 sheep on head of III i* ibpurt incut nf «I'litnnnil(act it ih-niunih’ii reparation (nr the of Mr. Welker’s death. I he best the pastilles! tine inside pasture of Success of Typhoid Inoculation. cold blooded deed performed by n ui»lie.» of many friends go with her. ogy at the rnceti II g llinl vv k Yes 3.000 acres is used exclusively for Sir Frederick Treves, presiding nt t.rduy F M t »‘ Hr Yfil* Ua*i c|m»elt German submarine alien innocent thoroughbred cattle Florida 1« com­ (' II Hell vs ho C l i m e here from chief of the department of nursery the Society of Arts on tho oeenslon of j women and children 11» we|l a» men Doctor Handwith's Chadwick lecture ing into her own Miami Metropolis North Carolina last year and has 1i ll»|iect ion He will take up hi» on "War and Dlscasu,” was ublo to perished to justify the blockade D 1been living on the late. Dr. Dela- luties June I Men now question with fear and hear witness to the remarkable sani­ There are people now saying thut trembling what will be the outcome, I mater farm bus lonight the Welker The next meeting of the Hoard tary conditions under which tho pres­ too much ruin is falling and every­ while others are* anxious to plunge place und taken possession this week will be held some time in June. ent war Is being waged. Particu­ thing will he ruined and these same the country into a useless vW. W. Hri tt was here this week larly did he Indorse the >nlue of InocMembers will gather in Gainesville war people about two weeks ago were ulutlon for typhoid, by which means from Loughman and »old In» place on June 7 for commencement week whether the reparation is forth­ lamenting the fuct that the drouth coming or not. to Mr. and Mrs. Will Prevntt three at the University of Florida, nnd at thnt great danger to armies In tho field tins been practically eliminated. w u ruining them all of which dem­ Other» who have failed to recog­ acres of land and a house at Moore’s thnt time the dale for the meeting ! Sir Frederick was. In fact, able to state onstrates that even He who make nize the man in Station in .Miami will Ini decided upon President Wilson 1 that not a single Inoculated man had the weuthcr is unable lo suit spine are inclined to make light of Inn Ituther seem» 11s if the liackhoi e Those who were present at the ses 1 died of typhoid In the British expedi­ pis.pbTherefore, there is no need action and 'want to know uh.it lie of the drouth was broken. The ruin sum Monday were I*. K Yonge, tionary force, nnd thnt thorn hud only for un ordinary news paper man to jwill do about it if Germany refuses did u great amount of good. Pensacola; E. L. Wuriman, Citra; been 212 cases of typhoid, with 22 try this impossible stunt und The lo make amends or refuses to respect W. D. Finlayson, Old Town; F. E. deaths. When we remember tho ex­ f On Monday dvening, May 31st a And wo stand for ii loo ♦ Herald is not publizhed in an at- noi/-rr>inhatunts in tho future. Jennings, of this city; Dr. H. P. tent to which typhoid prevailed in our singing class Will be opened at That’s tho kind of ILtK.-rv | ■tempt to suit everybody. The [answer to this question is Moore's Station chprcli to continue Rolfs of Gsinesville; W. J. Krpme armies during tho Hoor war, when tho Goods wo daily hake f>" gh I conditions w(>ro probably Infinitely very simple. The German govern­ for fifteen evenings. The public is of Homestead; L. S. Tenny of Or­ > • less provocative of thnt disease than 'Sahlorcl will very likely have a ment can never make full repara­ cordially invited to be present the lando and F. A. Hurch of Tallahas­ L Q uality Mniul ! those which must necessarily prevnll L see. secretary of the Hoard now nnd modern tourist hotel in tion. * The German government can opening evening and there will be a In prolonged trench fighting. It will be J-imu for tho next winter tourist never bring back to life the people recital to which all arc urged to ut£ and Qualit\ I V recognized that Sir Frederick’s claim MMUton, if the plans and desires of that they ♦ (). I plunged to death The tend on the closing night Mr. Museum'* Office. Mint the existing oanltar/ nrrnnre- s Jho peripie are carried out. Sanford only reparation will lie a money in-j Tharp. 2nd Umor, J !.. I'hiirp. 1st ^ Quality B u m s and t . m ' ! A senato pago was whiling away mints are unprecedented li Justified.— •has been wishing for A fesort hotel delimit) and this has been demand­ tenor und F. It. Berry, profundo tho timo In tho statehouso corridors I-ondon Outlook. The Quality Print i|»al lur some time and now it appears ed from every government thnt basso will conduct the class. They when ho was approached .by n sight► ♦ 'that there are capitalists looking htUcd un American citizen. If Ger­ come well recommended. They gave sour who asked (where tho museum > Underlies was. Tho accommodating pago said about and studying the proposition. many refuses to pay this indemnity u pleasing song service, niter church More Important Tninoho didn't know, but ho would find out. T h e newspapers' of Sanford huve America will levy on the German Sunday. Tho latest estimate places the ngo > The Ounlitv Goods wo Itake Z and ho led tho sightseer In to a near­ of tho earth at 100,000.000 years. How :argued the now hotel idea und no ships in American waters nnd thero by office. New riant Hqard Met » itliuilit Jf a modern resort house is arc war ships, ocean strainers nnd over, tho sga of tho earth Isn't half — :----------: -----------\ "Whoro's Mr. Museum's offleo?'' tho on Important to somo men as tho ngo Plans wero made by tho Plant construdroJ it will be a success from shipping pf all kinds now interned pago asked. Ib e first. The season just passed has in American ports. These will total Hoard of Florida yesterday which , Tho attache of-tho office finally got of tho liquor they consume. > 113 Magnolia. I Phon. 145 j shown thnt the tourist business ls‘ into millions of dollars und it will be will enablo the advisory coinmitteo tho inntter straightened out and tho Curious Tolerant*. to go ahead with tho work of eradi­ steadily' increasing and that there is an easy mutter to seize them and sightseer was put on tho right track.— It's a runny, thing, though, that no sample room in fho state for many forco Germany’s hand in the event cating the citrus canker and other­ Indianapolis Nows. ono ever seems to bo* bored when enure fine tourist hotels.— Timea- that the war lord proves intractihle wise protecting tho growers nnd far­ money does talk, no matter how long mers of the state. Pop's Understanding of It. Union. It talks. and refuses to listen to reason. “ Say. pop," remarked little Helny. ---------------— The meeting was held in the There are moro and better ways Henpeck on tits return from Sunday Hotel Mason, beginning at 10:00 ■Chris. Codrington, editor of the than going Jo war. Touch the Ger­ school, "our teacher says thero Is no Detain«] News and president of the man government through their o'clock in the morning nnd ndjourn- marrying or giving In marrlago In Florida Press Assocaition wired tho pockethooks if they cannot bo touch­ ing st 4:30 o ’ clock in the afternoon. heavon.” following to President Wilson: "T h e ed through their hcarta and their Tho whole situation was gono over . “ I guess your teacher has tho dope world is war mad. If it can honor­ sense of right and wrong and they and such stops were taken as tho right," replied old man Henpeck with a b ly do so the United States should will not long withstand the assault. Hoard thought necessary to carry on a deop sigh. "As 1 understand it, ajl s t a y out of this maelstrom. I f self Just at this timo the German gov­ the work laid out by the plant law is peace and quiet there." F. T FÖRSTER. V ï i r.i»iiw »i FKEDF.KIC H KAND. P iu im v t nstpcct demands war, let us fight. ernment can ill afford to lose thfs recently enacted. II r. W IlirNLK. Ca u r i * A . L. BETTS. Ass'TC asmii« The Best Attachment. T h e press of Florida as a unit will immense amount und when the war The advisory committee reported Hoya In forming life attachment! uphold you in your trying posi­ is over they will need the ships that that it had suggested the title of should not overlook tho association of Plant Commissioner for the execu­ tion .” are interned In American porta. that fellow, Will Power.—Omaha He©. * , ' . • N o w Chris, in promising to give An ounce o f . diplomacy is worth tive head which is to be employed at the support of the state press in case more than a pound of fighting and a later date. This was adopted by o f surplus cash is a v e r y im portant matter. o f war was speaking only for him- at this particular stage of the game the Doard. The committee was then m*lf. He certainly was not promis­ is worth much more when the lives givon letters authorizing each mem­ B y taking care o f you r money now, it will • in g the editor of The Herald o i a of American men are taken fnto con­ ber to act as Plant Commissioner un­ take care o f you later on in advancing years. shining mark for a bulled W e are sideration. YS(e do not want war til such time as the proper mnn may sim ply too busy for any such frolic but if the moment comes when be selected. The commlttoo is com­ Y ou r account is cordially invited. and havo already served our time nothing but war will satisfy the posed of throe members as follows: -Ysojcring.” . German government or any other Dr. H. P. Rolfs, dirctUor of tho ex­ Four per cent Interest Paid on Savings Ac* government on tho globe tho Amer­ periment station at Gamesvillc; L. S. Tenny of Orlando, manager of the ican manhood will not he found T H E ID E A L NEW SPAPER , counts, Compounded Qunrterly . Wnldo P. Warren In Associated wanting, either in the President and Growers a n d . Shippers League, nnd Advertising gives his viow^ on "T h e his cabinet (or in* the personnel of W. J. Krome of Homestead, chief the Amerjcan nation. We are too engineer of the Florida East Coast Idrail Newspaper” os-follows: “ T h e Ideal newspaper is the home big and toebpowerfuh to plunge Into railway extension. O F S A N F O R D . F I.O R ID Ä ’ The following letter was drafted ncws|iapcr. It la a pnper which is a needless struggle;at this crucial THE SANFORD HERALD We Can Help You THE HERALD PRINTING COMPANY PEO PLES B A N K OF S A N F O R D ; *80|2 toCALIFORNIA $ COUNTY HAPPENINGS frt* [ | l J. L. MILLER’S BAKERY j Want Ads Bring Results CONSERVATION Th e F i r s t N a t i o n a l B a n k filled with good thoughts for period. * The civilized world awaits \>y the Bourd and signed by Chair­ e V e iy member o f the fatnily that it the ond of the war In Europe and man IV K. Yonge fo^ the uso qf the 1 . . v ' -J . .. * » oc--*,; • ri-rt. */>•*'; «r. Ji d, s ■*".*: V * ■" The Loat Paradise at the Star TO -N IG H T �* ' M*. 11V -« *• MAY 14. l « « g THE SANFORD HERALD * * ; I IN AND ABOUT THE CITY:: Little Happenings— Mention of Matters in Brief Personal Items of Henry Richards, the popular rhef at the Sanford House has accepted a position with the Dairy Kitchen at Tampa and he ami Mrs. Richards have .left (nr that city to make their future home Im m u scd i F f I.HP . p \J T fS i — :ucu*lc2u>i>i fill 4JUiitii2«Æa ouisju m îd ni.11>fu r«.* )i*ri3i3.oi: ABOUT PEOPLE ...AND EVENTS... A RESUME OF SANFORD HAPPENINGS UP ft* DATE MI imi ••i «4t| It Cl nffimtinaiDooi nfp C a lq ln n In nn M lot ■ .. ■i e r* lim Ssih If Eliilor/'oi I'Si/m H i\ Î *»k ktflh, I’Kito# N»» 20J »• . PAGE FIVE l>ortnnt as the senior pupil* who will graduate on Friday evening. There will be an average of thirtylive Eighth Grade girls and hoys to graduate, while the senior graduates number seventeen, who are Annie Whitner. Muriel Harrold. Daisy Beits, Stella Brown. Maud Cameron, Gladys Green. Nellie Lough. Zoe Munson May Holland, Mildred Dickson. Ethel Hickson. Hazel I’ackurd, Albert Fry, Sherman Routh, Ernest Shephersd, Vivian Speer, Robert Deane. We wish to cull your attention to an advertisenent in this issue of the In te re s t Klder Spring Water. This water 1‘orrh /’ iirfp ■' prize, a deck of playing cards in a ran now he obtained from H It Miss Edith Louise Hubbard was leather bound rime was presented Summary of the Flouting Small Coney who a ill bring it to your door Mr s A P. Connelly. Baked crabs, the guest of honor at a very charm­ Talks Succinctly Arranged for in 5 gallon hollies at 50 cents pet p o t a t o salad, hot rolls, olives and cof­ ing porch party given by Mrs. Hurried Herald Readers bottle. Phone him your orders at Fannie Munson Thursday morning. fee were the tempting refreshments Elder’s residence. The wide verandas were attrac­ served Those present were MesAt Le fliers Young fat hens, 20c tively pfetty with quantities of gor­ danies McLaughlin A. P Connelly, ,Mr. James Granger is visiting his litauliful [{rrfplinn per lt>. Phone 17 geous amaryllis, Easter l'lies and Bishop, Newman, (i F. Smith, 7 6-2 1 C mother. « One of the prettiest receptions of gladioli. Dainty refreshments were Holden. Neal, Barnes, Watson, B. the season was tendered Mi«« Clara Coronado Bench Field Peas— Clay and Speckled served and the morning hours great­ W Herndon and Hart. Desirable cottages and apartments Guild and Mi*» Alice Tetherly at 75j2tc varieties, at Lcffler's. ly enjoyed by those present. Mrs. the Parish House last evening by nicely furnished, good location on Srui Hew ( 7u(* Mrs. P. A. Wood has returned Bench, handy to hotel, fishing, bath­ Munson's guests were those who Miss Lora T illt and the members of T h e Luil-DaxadUe. -at-ilic ¿Uir.hi.**. « >. .will take parr an t'hc ,w*rH»l pnnfra m H -' »«■prise." * ing and pavilion. Moderate nitmr member« of the Sew-Sew Club the cast of "S ylvia” which was pre­ T O -N IG H T Monday night or otherwise assist, " W. L. Cooper. spent an enjoyable afternoon with sented awhile hack at the High 10 lb Buckets Snow Drift Lard, including Mrs. Henry Wight, Mrs. Coronado, Florida. Mrs O. L. Taylor Thursday The school. The ball was beau ti fill with $1.00. L. P. McCuller. Peck, Mrs. R. L. Peck, Mrs. Deas, 7 5-ttc charm of simplicity prevailed in the flowers anil trailing vines, the walls Dally Thought. Mrs. Bower, Mrs. Forrest Gntchel, being covered with palm leaves, an Mrs. J. E. Courier is spending a adornment of the rooms, pansies be­ Sympathy la the safeguard of the NOTICE Mrs. I,. R. Philips, Miss Edith week with relatives at Tampa. ing use extensively. Sherbet »ml effective background for the beau­ human soul against selfishness.—Car­ T h e delinquent tnx list will he pub­ Stewart. Margaret Davis, Flor­ cake were served by the gracious tiful white Easter lilies which were lyle. Household goods, Imperial irons lished Juno 1st. Pay your tax now ence Frank, Ruth Kanner, Marian The overhead hostess Those present were Mrs- used in profusion. and save expense. Philips, Linda Connelly, Adelaide and yeast cakes at Simon’ s. 60*tf dcorations were the graceful vines dames F. L. Woodruff, C E. Henry, M. W Lovell, Collector Higgins, Edna Williams and Miss of the white star jessamine and Mi laiuiin. R. L. Peck. Din gee. B. A. Mr. C. N. Robinson of Jackson­ 74-51-Tues & Fri Goodhue. Misses Zne and Fannie « SANfORB LODGES < Howard, McKinnon and Mrs. Mark smilax. The stair ratling and col­ ville is in the city in the interest of Reha Munson assisted In serving. Every progressive business man umns were also.entwined with vines. Woods of. Jacksonville. the telephone company. Hanford Lodge No 62, F. and A. M. advertises in various ways. No M e­ Potted plants and ferns completed Pineapples, oranges, lemons, fresh dium Affords so,widespread publicity Xtyulrry Cfuft Communication every first and third the charm und beauty of the attrac­ * f l f « i i r Defif. Prbgfa m tomatoes, at Lefller’s. * 76-2jc Thursdays at 7:30. visiting brethren A very delightful meeting ot tho at so »mall a cost as the City Direc­ tive scene that was enhanced by The Music Department will pre­ welcome. Mystery Club was held at the home It .is always found In* the Mrs. H. J. Holly returned last tory. J. C. Humph sent its last program of the club youth and beauty and pretty gowns. 0. L. Taylor Receiving with Miss Guild und night from a delightful visit to ho* Money Centers, therefore it is in of Mrs. J. H. Ferguson Tuesday year, until the beginning of the fall — Secretary W. M Constant Touch with the Money afternoon und a pleasant, ‘ happy Miss Tetherly were Misses Tifft, mother and sister at Tampa. season, at the club rooms Tuesday time enjoyed by all present. M at­ Spenders See the Directory Man Monroe Chapter ,No. IS, It. A. M. afternoon. A very fine program has Virginia Brady. Frances Aspinwall, 5 or 0 (loses GG6 will break for space and prominent classifica­ ters of grave importance came be­ Meets every second und fourth Thurs ...... prt‘|>ar«'<l which ran In* •,njny«,«| Fern Ward* Ruth McDaniel, Fannie any ruse of Fever or Chills. Price diijcuVsion, tions of yonr Business in the San­ fore the meeting for Re.hu Munson. Harold Washburn day in Masonic Hall over the Irnperia’ 26 cents. 7I-52lc , prominent among which were vital by tin* |*rm»ral jnjblic for tin* simili and Allen Jones. ford Directory, to be issued so'on. A pleasing pro­ Theatre. Visiting companions vvcleorpr. u<!mi'«ton fof of ton r^ntM J. F. Kurnatz H. E Tolnr statistics, children, and the latest Mrs. Henry Wight. Mrs. Pulrtrtfm 7G 2tc gram nf music and feuding* interSecretary High Priest 'fashions in gown» Mrs Ferguson and Miss Margaret Davis motored :-|!er»cd throughout the evening en­ 1 11IfI |t|« fi (■‘I mi fi I U 1*4 * t i loud I nveslmeat I wav assisted in nerving refreshments over to Orlando y**sterday. tertained the gllesl*. Notwithstand­ Semi note Chapter 2, Order Eastern Sta Jmilcious Ad vert ising If<» pillar I r\ t i T**h l rn itiTH uJ hhj t 11n* l v Master Paul Thomson Enjoying Meet» i*very first und third Tuesday ing tin- inch*ment weather a brilliant 21tO pairs Ladies’ Black "1 laliy Creates u new business anti «*ntrrtin’ gracious hospitality of their ( uiiiiiii fHt in«'lit in each month. Everyone who has seen crowd responded to the invitations I >•>11" Pumps at U8c. E. It. Peters, R e vive» ii dull business, Vv hostess were Mesdnines W. P. Car­ tuinmcnis oi next week, beginning and the evening was happily enjoyed. his Star in th« East nrt* cordially Invited 601 East First St. 76-llc Enlarges an old business. to visit this chapter. ter, W. II. Peters, Renfroe, O'Con­ with ihu munir recital on Monday Alice E Robbins, Soc'y Secures success in any business. Mrs. Wm. McKinnon has return­ nor. A. I). Smith. Deane Turner, evi'jiinR. which will In* followed «Iii rA m h x ì r i j Definir And enables you to pay dividend* ed from Jacksonville, accompanied E. L. Taylor, J. K Johnson, Ter- ini; tin* week with one or more I'hoenlx Lodge No 5. K. of IV ,\t thè U ro l herhood m oni* tnin your hu»ine*s ■neh d a y . 11 is t he social by her sister, Mrs. Mark Woods. beim. Guests of the club were Mrs. e \i■i i Meets second •and fourth Tuesday». A few dollars spent for an ad in t*\ * d the -eboni year and ,i- i he iglit .in .iiuit-itig > b ' b a t « wtll b « Nisltlllg knights always welcome. \ W Fitt- and Mrs Thomson. Spcrl.il fur Saturday I quart tin' new V'ii\ Din-dory will gtlett on lite topo/, R i 's u l l e d , that It prove (> J. Miller / H» ■■ii ilr.i w• near is a nt n i palei! I- - .i m i r tu w in i m a n il iroiig h hi* II KMcl.aulin ilf-hpun», |Oc. Scniiniili < o-Opera- |t facts In you Set* tile Diree K and S C C. \ v el liit-i: •III a f •I t, eli ib'llgllt Iti’ lhihii/ 1’iir'i/ tin- Mcr. Co. 7G-1tr . ¡lp t1111 t hall tir . jt ' hi* •, « j tur> man bid re u i nm Isle . I . r ./il., t- pi MrI I I', r a line r I •'lebrated Sanford l odge No. 27, I. <>. O. F. fat hill-. 2" rent 1" r ;..>i{! u! at fi • lid p ; "i” iti o! *-\* ■• ...» I" * « tlhrilial li i* wf'l l e opheht. w it b !< > twelfth birthday ot D r daugh­ Meet.* every Monday at r GUI p. m.( enl Iio-i.i-tn w ori li \ liti* l’inj-i' by 1. F McCuller* i- i io■ t In puldii and ali ipi ter. Helen, with a ill.Milling little op \lrF D Hrpwhlee \ tr M .ix w rlt over Iinperi.il Theatre. , l" >tutte trito >!■ Ii 1 1- g I * T h e Honor ol the Boy Scout. 1 W <! Singlet ary < t ' ( 'ohb, 2<lfl pair taidi**' While Piimpn birllid y parly hot Mniiilnv after . 'id M e— t • t br -l o p b « r and Tin* iiiiihI Itti [«triant nennt virtue te 1 ... » aliti 1 1 . >...d ■ le Seeretary N. G. fl­ ..TitE II Pele tri] E Fi t Swuri/. T h e negativi* wtll In* holiy that of limi,it tinlcoil, that I» the bonis ii'iii ,ltnl later hi tie evening enter­ it •• I The .s.mford t ’onimeiicement (or Vii It.l* friends of her own. fu n g h i for b y M i —e - V ir g in i a S n ii'li of all scout Viri ilea and I» closely al tained a few \ • . r 1 « «»*'•« 1 »'Il >i " *11 t.ote • 11V i anil* No G. W (I \V T i l liollse W.IpTeMtlv deeurtited in î • i P p| Vlimi |.. • < dii w eli .Itili |>r Ib-ft to that nt «elf teepert Win n a Charles D Urtimi «•V. propri« f «»r 1 * il t*s • .,» î • nu Meets -**i'oti*l atol fourth Wednesday with •|iia iit it u - <0 p n i i - u violots of < ‘ ul'i* t it 1till, 1’ hill Util a a .-. if ' »■ . ut p n r : ! • a tIn' g iti b l » U r i n i " lei*p'i M tio i M oilg lltO n ni gh t* in each month. T ,î } t 1 L 1 W II» t L» î) • • t 1 ♦ • prid» «d limmi ti I II I le liolior ainl iiii-t urtium- in b**w|- and vases, *It tlii-s morniru: (,r**at lu n i- a li I lei pa ted and ali F I. Miller J F. IliKilehun •|U«»t• d t Prunai lUUt t»*tint 1> ! ol a out V. .ii , i ' l u l l ol an y t h in g their beauty enhanced by graceful ( 'ornici! Commander Clerk e\ e mtig of l a u g h t e r i- proin lsed all -00 ¡laifH Ladite Blick ILiil*y I bill III' lllglits one o| tb* ■ t t e l.i bi-t . I h e lu s t ami Hie fern- atnl potted plant- placed about whit al I e li ' I. thill" 1’ mups ut !thi K H P•-1*■r**. ! m a n lie s t han < r o f a si mil Is a tin ml -l.-iiii. r 1 Tin roomTin re wa- the u-util I II. Ii.lge- W,!I 1.1 M * ,.,,J \ ! rt iiited flroilterltimd of ' nrpenters and -101 Kant First St 7*’p II« •mini I»- lightly set m ir risi i hin,* » I maini it. !>■ a >ii it ill bin bda\ the nf .1 many VI It I II »Ih D ill. Joiner« of Vmerit a >n Frolli tU'1 Ito* «side or tra'.'['I .I» 1 1 1 1 i ■ r I1 e SWlin-iluw;i Hi.•tir tI ill ■ i - I n i ' T t.« ■n pm W ill* L»*r b Sanford lau ti I ttioli No 17f>1 meets Hi out I Fenili *• r . î * . . ! I. F McCuller ' ' 1 a >i-t tu• « rv.tm *' tirsi ami third Thursday night at 7 ,v«*n g Lms! i w.1• Mi »I {'libili — e bolli­ I* " * ■ *"*r t't lock in the Fagli*»’ Hall w it- h■r V«■d unii -.unilui* In•* and ' Mr and Mr- Fini Mb'ft ami Im b> t in tin , ,, - 1 I» t.v !• « l i l i the titi* — I W'.I* Singletary, J M Hçown, Lesicn From thè Llly. eat ot hrr V!»tnd tiling- tu ut III*' t ri /it*ntic* in* at« ar«• vt*it[ng Mr* Ml« Il ^ pii r«» rit n at y i- y Tren('resident i b ' W l'iisil) wti lose polso, swrpt by 1 .1 lier» M ■I. Ie ' Il nielli i'. Ulti 1 * u ii i p ii u a • I * * V . : t.iW. dl lilt C Jai k-on Vill*' Ue,[f,. *d.l\ . ...... . I lie U i'lf. r* , * , *« f f'flt t o i ! tin- eurrent of Ufi 1 ii ur uh» i » noi ! > t 1 ,1 it - • .uni . a (■["*. f ' men 1* a „1 fr. " 1> ! ’,v' Department will tndd tin* la*l meet IV U. F.. Sanford Fudge 121t li.tV* K•' p t aiir**ast with pair Ladle* While FDIT■P» ib'i’p l'tlOUiill 1,1'liidder th«* 1il> M'St ■||m w r rM uste ami game* wh” grunt Mis't tir-t and third Wednesday night Ittg of the Sel-nll \ full attend 1 )1 *1 ing oli thè fmv ut Ilo wnlers, Its roots G* '«fits. E II pet* r*. :tol E •lie ! I ti)«. a • ! 1 • w ! '*01 ni h b t retiti Fir»t .it corner of hirst St. and I’lilmctto Ave. far tndow llnw mriMii' li ridei. thè intuì« t h« hi.-.ir- p;i-> »II loo swiftHy is de-tred and tin* meeting will be î* due tor tin* •pb'ttdbl eliti ti'iii y of siri-et . *i lt> ü. L. Taylor R. L. Peck rlpplea, unii liow confldeiitly It h a » .mil i hi* young guots baili* farcwid Larking a Piur schools V feature Upon which railed promptly at three Secretary Exulted Ruler \ Sweet Potatoes al L P. McCul- sought thè lulit. liuti ita lite mny ex with nductancc. Enjoying tin* chi! ■ nr t to ri' will In no t In■liioriim at p* eial en m no ti! may be made l- t lie pand llierem ahnve thè tnrlmleiiee o f dri n - party w«r« Nnim Muson. \i Wrs. p*î (11111iti* rit and refining IIt llllelire- ol meet mg I he Lake Itreere t ounril No. 31 Junior llm wuveiF i rum le» and HmictiUua D u Bom'. Mann« Kate Williamnu Ollt-li program *>n llwtng 1(1 Hi ' Mrs. Doyle, accompanied by her phIeh •til (die. O r d e r 1 nitrii Vomì irmi Mechanic* •h« I ligi d Ut (tili e Strong, S-lltrr Miller 11» h >i r| 1m I f ; it g Met ' - e', *'t 1 U e>f tll'-dal .*1 7 HI P. t daughter. Mi*s May Doyle will I.'üt . pefl.iltV ' . -. - I'tie : 1 ,11. ' I (»nt./.,1» . b ■- 1« It I oil.-M il d , lilt l 111 bl Vi*itmg brothers * i . ir t ■• * i. i o ri u m 1 1 . M for Dr Fur-tv Vi ■ M.1ri um .11 tir. î ■I i N> teil >i ii.on II Smith. Iter See. •I* um« ire H I tot, to I I V. y II U p .oil Vi iii ng i l . 'to • 1*t g of 'lie tun wks Foint f ». dm — 'i m t.. * t, It- f iii • -a' I, i * e- .1 profession e La'* r in d o ift«; to.on Mr T i t w i l • patino i i ¡il 'In tp*n ..... I Mrs ■ y : •ha» h» i- way Of f • I ... ’ll lay- «»t .........I tin- tea* tor in ' n, •tl I vier) ( it) Aerie No. Iaf)3 Olir L’Ói Coffe. in I It* g«r «nlort.iin«1! with munie and «loi n M M Martin has been called oil ,« lip ill III* prob »sinn I *11 11ii il •-11di ia In resignations ol Miss < lara Guild and Meeting every Tuesday night at 8 M cC idler Uon for older guests Helen Terwilliger In several o’ clock Piro Building, quircr Miss Alice Tetherly the patrons und for Tuesday evening. ami Ai na Mason rendered piano seler200 pairs Ladies' niack " B a b y 0. E," Tnmtus, pupils of the school feel that Ihe year* Mrs. Martin has graciously J. T Hoolehan, tions ; nil Mr*. Terwilliger gave sev t he M lisie Club Worthy Pr***ident Secretary Boll” Putnpa at !l8r. E, H. Pi ters. -1-hoot* will sustain an irreparable entertained eral delightful readings and votai loss and I liât will valise a varaney or depart turnt one« n year and re­ 301 East First St. 7G-1tc numbers, all of which wer« much »' O J l s TRIBE NO Gl. 1 o IC M. grets . V' *'editigli tfi.il (it h«r pn* ot easily tilled Til»**« Indies have Mrs. Geo. Hoy left n n ] Monday p*\«d MrT«rw illlgiT- gm-tMis't* every first and third Friday grams prevent at tfo- lime It ha* •naintaineil the digitili of i In- High ("f her home in Michigan Mr Hoy »«!*• Mr and Mr- Tlo-inbir« Miller .ll w a V * been Otte of I fie b'ltghtful. nights ut 7:'ltl m Masonic Tempi**, hoot for main m i r * are iru* ami will join her the latter p a rted the - n e I 1 1 i \ e* ' of the It 11*1 Mr- Fd Lan*'. Mr- Mobb'V Mr lover* of Visiting brothel- welcome •-led, proving f beni— elv i— by t ! * t r ( month t i » » Dt> k«Iis 111> ( «le-ti ! . • ! W \ < ¡inn, John St amper, > a t, 11 •r >t enrs ol -|p(«nitid servie. . p.ildt .t d ' Fresh Prune*. Apple ■tt,d M l - May Doyle C of R. Sachetn A primi», • dînent They have won I he love | Peach«* and Raisin* P Mcd respect •( pupil- a toi pa r*'t>t s Tiklng No Chances "Culler. *" Heralds of 1.1licrt) t lìr flint /Tagriim ahn believe a grave mistake will tie At a Scotch watering place one sum. Mis'ls at Eagles’ Hall tir»t Monday At the High School auditorium made if they are allowed to l eav e Mils Alice Guild of Winter Park tiler. Macphehsou was found stretched night in each month at 7:30. Monday night a delighllul program j ,,llr Hrhnols It is the hope of the In a contented mood on tho sands, •ctrne over for the reception to Miss Wm. E. Householder. Commander will he rendered l.y the pupils of |lU,,n(. K,.n,.rall> and at least eighty- purling Ills old pipe ’’Conte on. .Mac." Build and Miss Tetherly yesterday. Miss Bertha Puckard, Secretary Mrs. Munson, assisted by Miss hvp |ipr ri.n, of ,h« mothers that said his companion, who had ]u»t cornu She will ho the guest of her sister Hubbard amt Mrs, Luden Philips, -onti* pinn may be devised to keep from town, “let’s go for a sail " "Nu, for Commencement week. with Mrw. R. R.* Deas, accompanist Miss Guild and Miss Tetherly and na,” replied Macpiterson, slowly shak­ 200 pair Ladies' White Pumps ing tils head. ’ I hue had a gold din­ Miss Hubbard’s songs will include Mias Flora Walker in their position* cents. E. I t Peters. 601 E. Find ner tit the cost ’o three nnd saxpenc* Twickenham Ferry, MurzinU; Three in the* High School. •tfeet. 76-l t c an’ Em ttiktii no risks ’ DENTIST Fishers, Hulluh: Oh! Had I Jubnl's On Wednesday the young pupils Lyre, Haendel; Hur Rose, Coombs; Woodland Park work run w iiit i : pnoptr only of the Eighth (¡rude will have their Will Not Stick. 1'hursdnys and Sundays Ashes of Roses, Woodman; Santa g'uduation exercises, when they puss To prevent imatage stampa from PE O PLE S B A N K B U IL D IN G Swimming Pool, Amusements, Mtui-> Lucia, Braga. sticking together, rub them over the the second milestone ill their school Bobby Ikirnit at Ihr Star Mon­ I«easc it for your noxt Picnic Mr*. Luden Philips, a musical R O O M <J career and they feel almost as !m- hair before putting them away 73-tf rending of James Whitcomb Riley’s day, May 17th tender little poem "A n Old Sweet­ heart of Minn." Among the piano selections are: March Heroic, Schubert, Gavotte, D*Albert; Polish Dance, Schnrwcn» k » ; Second Mazurka, Godard; Shepherd's Dance from Henry VIII, Gerrnnr; Overture Zampa; Papillon«, H E R E Ls a human side to this institution. W o like to moot outr customers and pot Egg M alted M ilk ____ 15c O range Egg N ogg.. 15c Lavellee; Moonlight Sonata (1st acquainted with them for our mutual advantage. Movement) Beethoven. ! Plain M alted M ilk ... ..10c E g g Lemonade. 1,0c ^ This bank is working all the time to please iLs customers, and we are well equipped Program commences promptly at Egg Phosphate ............. 15c M oorish M ilk Shake 15c to render the best assistance to legitimate business interests. 8:15 and there will he no admittance « •j Your aliairs can be intrusted to your H O M E IN S T IT U T IO N with the knowledge E gg Flip.......... ,......... 15c E g g Pineapple Foam 15c while a number is In progress. DR. C. VV. FAIN “BONITA” YOUR BANK T S P E C IA L S U N D A E S A R E D E L IC IO U S THE BONITA ICE CREAM PARLOR | *,(Next Door Cast of Peoples Bank N I C O L O P U L O S BROS., Proprietors FHONC 1S2 Ice Cream made by electricity delivered to «5 part of the city in pints, quarts, gallons or larger .quantity if desired. . ■ .... W' . «I • ft: •e will bo an important meet­ ing of the Junior Civic Leugue Mon­ day afternoon at 3:00 o'clock. Ev­ ery member of the League must b« present to tiiscusa the play which will he given in July. Kttry Wttk Bridge Mrs. C. M. Vorce entertained three tables of players, members of tho Every Week Bridge Club and other friends yesterday afternoon at her home at Monroe. The club prize of n very lovely vase was won by Mrs. McLaughlin while the guest that they will be well cared for, as this bank Ls owned and managed by the most solid and successful business men of this city. i W e conduct a well equipped Savings Department, where you can open an account with $1.00 and wiH receive 1 per rent interest, compounded q u a r t e r l y , on all funds deposited. L E T I S S E R V E YOU SEMINOLE COUNTY BANK (iC O U R T FORREST LA RE, Pres. H O U S E B U IL D IN G ) D. L. THRASHER, Vicc-Pres. A. R. RE Y, Cashier �■ - •-*--T "T . VI' v --■r.jjfJ *■ !S y Q s c c g ® Efflm(al@Il[p)ftD C h e s te r A d S------- 0J ! « mi C h e s te r O nprrlclit. 1910. hy RtrUI l*ublIcaUon Cor­ poration. THE SANFORD HERALD Mrs. Moore smilingly put' it In her hand. “ Why didn't June wire us?” puzalod fattier, his fists bulging In tho pockets of Ills gay smoking Jacket “ Yes. why didn't sho?” Mother’s rolco wns fall o f anxiety, bat as she saw the unruffled expression o f Iris Blcthcring's face sho began to bridle. I f Junlc could wire ber friend, why couldn’t sho wire her mother? "You havo such slow delivery out here.” promptly exiJntned Iris. g,"Just what did she say?" Iris cast her eyes to tbo celling nnd began tolling off tho words on ber fin­ gers. “ Phone mother I can’t flnf ray puree. I ' l l I forget It? Extremely happy. Bushels of loro to till. Juno.” Twenty minute« were all tbo callers By «p«ctal arrangement for thu paper a photo-drama oorreepond could spare. They drove down tho boulevard. A taxicab flashed by them, Ing to the installments of "H u n aw ay Jane" may now be eeen m but they did not notice IL Nwl War­ the leading moving picture the a ner was In tho taxL and he was out tarai By arrangement made wttr and up on tho-porch before tho ma­ the Mutual Film Corporation it tr chine had ouin» to a full stop. John Mooro answered tbo bell, and I10 stood not only possible to read **Runa w ay June" eaoh week, btrt ai«< as If petrified wben ho saw bis son-inafterward to tea moving piotur«- law’s expression. "navo you heard from June?” husk tUuatraUng our «tory ed Ned. "Isn't sbo with you?" Tho volco of Mooro wns strained nnd tense. Mrs. Mooro camo hurrying out, her face ashen. open way In which these two discuss ••Junio!" sho cried. Bho ran down to ed finances Bobblo counted his mon­ tho taxi nnd peered In through tbo ey and bold back n fragment of It open window. 8be camo running back “ Hero’s yoar hundred, and I’m tieven . « to tho good." *• tnd caught Ned by tho arm. '‘Where “Ob!” gasped Juno as tho signifi­ Is my girl?" cance o f the tableau suddenly dawned ‘Then aho Isn’t hero?" gasped Ned. upon ber. Why, they were almost In “ Como Inside.” Jobu Moores volco tho same position In which sho had bad lost all Its color. Ho led file way iccn herself when she was Ned's pite­ Into tho library. “ Now, what Is ali ous llttlo beggar. (his ubout? Why am you hero nlono?" "Thnnks, Bobble." said Iris nnd turn­ "I dou't know. June Is somewhere ed to June. “ If you want more. honey. In Now York. 1 was In hopes you had In your struggle for Independence, heard from her.” come right bark, nnd I'll make Ilob "W e did! Bho telegraphed to Iris ble gtvo It to us." (hat she had lost her purse. Iris left Juno shrank nwny. "Oh. 1 can't here with It to mall It to June.” possibly take III I didn't know you 'Then that's where sho Is!" There were going to usk Bobble!" was relief In Ned's voice. "Where else do 1 get It?" blurted "Bit down." said Moore. “ Why aro tho bosom friend. "Bobble's tho easi­ you uot with her?” est way.” "I don't know.” Thero was a choke 'That's Just It.“ June (minted out In Ned's volco. "Bho left mo on tho “Can’ t you see what a beggar n de­ train—s IIpikhI away nt Farnvllle." pendent woman Is? Don’t you s«-c "Bho wouldn't do such n thing with­ that If I can't accept n gift of mom-y out good eiiuse!" declared Mrs. Mooro from my husliatid I can't possibly let with firm conviction. you accept for rne a gift of money “ What happened 7" This shandy from your hushaqd? Don't bo angry, from Moore Iris, please. I'm fighting for n prlncl "I don't understand. Bhe told me sho pla” lust her purse. I gave her somo mon­ "Oh. Air Thomas Ilot!” exploded ey, nnd she went to sleep with her Bobble. head 011 my shoulder. I pillowed her 'T h a t attitude la nt tbo bottom of more comfortably on tho seat hy nnd tho whole thing, Bobbie,” argued June, by nnd went Into the smoker. I drop with spirit. "Because the mnn bus |n>d In to look nt tier about every flvo supported the woman for age« ho hns minutes, snd when I enmo back after made himself tho master. That de­ we bad (tassed Knrnvlllu sho wns gone. stroys tho womsn's sulf res|*ect. and I Bhe left the rooucy on the sent Hero lovo dies.” j It Is “ And he showed them tho threo "Mho's n fine kid." said Bobblo hearti­ 1crumpled bills, ono partly tom. ly. “ but If she's going to draw the lino "How do you know shu returned to on money which has foxiL handed New York?" demanded Moore. from n mnn to a woman shoHTinve "I saw ber 1 got off at the next sta­ to get It fresh from the mint.” tion nnd telephoned. The station mus­ “ What will you do. Juno?" fretted ter nt Fnmvlllo reported that he saw her getting on a down train I took nn Iris. "If I only had that purse mummy express nnd overhauled her ns wo came Into the Grand Central station. I saw gave me.” mused June. "Bho got that from your father," her leave the station and get Into u Ilohhlo was unkind enough to remind taxi." "You are bolding something back!” her. "Oh. that wns daddy’s money,” she Mooro charged. "I want to know the brightly replied, no trnco o f concern on truthP "You hnvo all I ran tell you." declar­ her brow, "and It's tho last I can tako from them now that I’m mnrricd. Iris, ed Ned. He would not tell them about couldn’ t you go out to tbo bouso nnd the blnek Vandyked nun, and June wns Mrs Warner now sny you'll send It to mo?" "Will you get your wraps, please. “Just tho thing!" Iris wna bubbling Immcdlntuly with entbuslnam. '“ We’ll Charlotte?" Juno's fnthor finally sold, go right out now. Bobble, call tho car.” nnd rose. ,“ Wo are going to Iris. I’ll “ You mustn't let thetn know I'm order tho car.” They were grim and silent ns they here,” warned Juno. “ Y’ on mustn’t lot sped away. any ono know!” Whllo they rode tho black Vandyked Within flvo minutes Iris nnd Bobblo In the sw ift llttlo runabout were hond- man. In Rherry's. sat nt tho end of n ed for Bryn port- In tho library Juno long table between a Jovial host with had found a picture o f Ned among a gray inustnche nnd a ponderous mnn somo other Intimate photographs, nnd with heavily lidded eyes nud short It was with constant refen-nco to this hair. There were n dozen plncod nt the and amid constant talking to It nnd constant caressing of It that she penned table, nud wine hissed nt every plate, hut tho others of the party, wiilch In­ her Importnnt message: My Poor, D ear Hoy—I cannot explain In a cluded n half dozen vivacious nnd gnyletter wh»t happened today. When I am ly gowned young women, were dnnefree, dear Ned, 1 will make you under­ lug. Tho threo men talked In low stand and fortfva. Tou roust not try. to tones, their heads bent together, nnd find your unhappy bride, JUNK. tho black Vandyked man was the most silent. Finally ho began to tnlk CHAPTER II. and grew enthuslaatlc, and presently U N T DEIIBY enmo nround tho be drew forth June’a llttlo gold wntch. A corner of tho Moore house lu Then he flashed open the lid. All all her glory—stifT lavender threo man bent eagerly over I t They 1 dress with the red posies 00 It, gazed upon the lovely features of. tho yellow bat with tho green feathor, tan runnwny bride, tbclr faces bent close together. They clapped the black Van­ shoes and blue stockings. “ Howdy. Aunt Debbyt” Bobble Bleth­ dyked man on tho «boulder. ering. with his chattel beside him. It was during this tlmo that Juno awung up tbo drlro In bis fast little Wnrner. sitting quietly In a corner of runabout the library with Bobblo and Iris and June's parents camo to tbo door, with tier mother'« puree still In her John J. Mooro In tho bluo and tan hand, heard n familiar voice In the smoking jacket which be had refused Tcsttbnle. to wear until tenderness at Jnno’a'ap “ Daddy!” Bhe dashed from her preaching departure had brongbt him chair In a flash and went upstair» to to I t and Charlotte Moore In the gray her room. •Ilk dress embroidered by Juno's own “ Where’s Junle?” Mrs. Moore had hands. ,X pushed through ahead o f tho men. John Moore walked straight to Bob­ “Come right In." heartily tnvltod Fa­ ther Moore, nnd Mother Moore, with blo Blethering and shook an awo In­ soft eyes, shook Bobblo by one band spiring finger at that young man. "Where's my girl?” he demanded. and Iris by both. Bobble slowly,straightened. “ Wo baro only a mtnnte to stay.'' began Iria. starting to talk aa they “ Well, she's here.” bo said. "What went Into tho library. “ I beard from ou tr June,” Iria rattled on. Father Moore. (C O N T I N U E D O N P A G E 7) In tho parlor, came straight over. “ Sho mlss<>d ber purse,” glibly went on Iris, wbtlo Bobble eyed her with ad­ miration. . "She’s afraid abo lost It Did aho I cbto It here?” Easy, interesting and immensely profit­ "Right on that tahle." And Mrs. able for the Farmer, Fancier or Country Moore's eyes aimrklcd. Rhe took It Gentleman. Now’s Breeding Time. W IU TE FOR C IR CU LAR from a drawer In a desk. “That felri always was careless about money.” laughed Mr. Moore aa If It Jw k M ib, StoMa were a virtue. u Bobble glanced at Iria. Bho wVfc aa serano aa a plate of Ice cream. —“ Hi. lend It i f l j t f , ’’. otfsnsL Irish ipd bones. W c arc in the m arket for a large quantity. W rite us for prices and shipping instructions if you have or can get any. Wilson & Toomer Fertilizer Co. Department 8, Jacksonville, Florida Mu J k M w i of U**i, ARMm L sad Pmrrun Fwtiloar, FOR T,,' r Use IDEAL Fertilizers Manufactured by "Wilson & Toomer- Fertilizer - C o . J a c k s o n v ille , F lo rid a R, C. MAXWELL. Ilranrh Manoaer SEE THE PICTURES AT THE STAR THEATRE EVERY WEDNESDAY. PRICES 5 and 10c SECOND EPISODE. In P irso it of tho Runaway Bride CHAPTER I. ilE runaway bride, who led the chaec. seemed to be lucky, for tho truffle opened before her like magic and cloaed behind tier like it wall. Aa she turned Into Central park nt Fifty-ninth afreet. eafo from Immediate pursuit. tho black Vandyked man's car wns lu a anarl at Flfttialzth. An ho cnino out of that pocket ho leaned forward, after p look ahead,'hnd spoke crisply to bla drtvor. They stopped nt the Plaza hotel, nnd the man, hurrying up tho steps, sud <lenly paused. With a smile be drew from his pocket a tiny gold watch and opeood IL Inside tho lid was the pic Core o f a beautiful young girl with a hand»ome collie. Tho black Vandyked nun gazed nt tho plcturo for a mo­ ment In frowning meditation. It was the runnwny bride. A « be entered tho hotel Ned’s tnxl. with the fluttering white ribbons, (mss « 1 and turned Into the park Just ns June Warner turned out of It nt Bev «ty-eecond street, heading for Hireraide drive. A t that hour Itia Blethering sat pourf o g her volublo sadness Into tho ears o f Bobbto In tho Blethering homo on Hirers Ido drlr'e, She had been school d a y chum and tho bosom friend of -lone Moore, but now there wna no Jtzne Moore, only a June Warner, and Jane Warner might becomo a stranger. m n dream." went on June, with more vigor, tmuud now to make them un­ derstand. "I saw myself being paid for belug a wife, as mummy pays tho servants and Ned pays his stenogra­ pher. I saw Ned giving u>«t money aa he gives It to beggars! 1'saw myself ulways holding out my hand for chari­ ty!” And she wna a roost pathetic littlo figure ua she upturned her palm. “ 1 couldn't stand It Bo I threw down tho $30 and slipped o(T tho train and came back.“ “ But you had no money!” said Iria “ 1 got on Tho train anyhow nnd sold my wntch to n funny old Indy.” Juno explained. Hho paused lo remember something—the black Vandyked man who uow had her wntch. Ho hnd bought It from the old lady on tho train, so Hint Juno could some dny re­ deem I t That was very nice o f him. “ Hot," observed Bobble. “ How long are they going to be goner’ •Three weeks. It’s an otornlty. BobMin r Hoi." said Bobble. “ Why doesn't smtnrbody answer that doorbell V* f t had only Juat rung, nnd tmmodl the hollow Blethering butler oe tlirough. ITo did not return to laonoo any ono, however Instead efte caller rushed straight In and threw frcreelf Into the anna of Iria -June I” >Blethering stood by and watchtableau for n moment; then be wwtt to tho door and looked out —Where’a Ned?” ho quit® naturally Inquired. ink® only answer was a sob. ' “J a id e ," plead ed Iris, “ w h e r e ’s ■ H «ir . *T—L—I left Ned!” June walled. “I ran away!" ■“Aw . ( say r protested Bobbie. : did be do, dear?” This from “ I l e —bo gare rob money!” ? “ B e gsre you money!” Iria repented numbly after awhile “ Did 70a ■jr be gave you money T* - Y « * . " Jane straightened up aa aba the difficulty which lay be-her. Iria, while a warm and loyal was not exactly a thoughtful nor a sensitive on» and might not understand the deep eth­ ical significance of what bad happened. Babble didn’t count “ Juat after the wedding breakfast mnfbrr gars ms s (sine, and If 1 had msC left that on the library table at BsosA 1 might not bars known my preallotment until It was too late. When Fled and 1 were on the train, however, ( utssed the purse. While, 1 was tollta g Ned about It he tipped tho porter dollar In his nice, cheery way; then ha turned around and gave me $30—In Juat the tame way! Don’t you s e e r And she ohoddered with the recoil«Clou o f her humiliation. ."Then 1 had m He Caught Up the Portrait end Press­ ed It to Hie Lips. Bhe hnd his can) and wns reaching for It when she noticed that Iris had guno to the telephone^ ” You mustn't tolephono unybodyl” the runaway brldo Insisted. “ You would be betraying my confidence.” ” But what do you Intend to doT' “ Wbnt about Ned?" Bobble suddenly blurted, tho thought of young Warner, alone on tho trnlu with tho honeymoon higgago, flnshlng on Ills mind. “ Nod's a darling I” And June’s lip quivered. “ He’s an angel! But I can­ not be a burden to bo carried on Ned's back. 1 shall stay away from Nod un­ til I achlovo my own Independence. Then wo can walk together hand in hand—In mutual self respect and ac­ cepting from each other nothing but love! "It Is for his tinpplneas as well as for mine,” Juno Insisted firmly. The world will not bo happy until women walk In strict equality with men, Iria, dear.” Bho saw by tho faro o f bor friend that cold logic was wasted. The two girls walked upstairs, and Iria ush­ ered her still bosom friend Into a coxy little guest room. Meanwhllo Ned Warner began tp be familiar with tho bronze panther on the overhanging rock In tho park and, casting back In his memory, reflected that be must havo passed It about flvo times. But why had Juno married him! Why had sho walked down tbo aisle of the llrynport chapel with him that morning? Perhaps tho black Vandyk­ ed man was married, and marriage was tho only road to Juno's freedom. He could stand this train of thoughts no longer. He whirled up Itlrcrslde drive, past the very bouse where June was then talking to Iria and turned hta key in tho lock o f the plnce Which was to have been homo Home! And this was bis return! Here were all the furnishings which they had bought together. Here had clustered all his dreams of happiness. It mult bt Alt talk to find that mant June was still June—and hla June! He caught op the portrait sad pressed It to bis lips sod held It In his arms and sank down by tbo bed sobbing. . ,* At that moment June and Iris were sitting In the big walnut panoled li­ brary. and Bobble wandered In. When he saw the girls be started back. . “ Don’t go, Bobblo!” called Iria. She walked straight op to him and held out her hand. “ Producer ” What’s tha price?” ho eiked. “ Oh. a hundred.“ “ now did yon guesa my roll?" In­ quired the cheerful Bobble, dragging np a handful- of bills with nonchalant ease, at which Juno smiled In spits-of ber embarrassment. 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Has H elped Thousands. :o m �K~ V ffY ' 1» e Bril dark corner, sb® went 6ver each dashed around the circle. of tbo dear rooms, furnished Just to "Is June here?” railed Iris. fit her and delight her—tbo whlto and " L a wily, no!" puffed Aunt Dobby. gold reception room, the white and "Dnt's her goln‘ yonder"' roso drawing room, the whlto and The runnlMMit was gone with a whit. black library, tbo whlto and blue bed- and Immediately after ramo the family room, tho all white kitchen. She saw limousine. ,,, . . ................... . Nod In every room and herself there. “ Is June here?" railed «II three of Now (lushed and happy she was ex­ the ocrup.nts at onre perimenting with the t<»y range, now “She's just done gone! The gentle tlg?y were dining together alt alone. niftn with Mnc'L uliltkrfs fin« )ts«t Bhe was playfully feeding Ned, und done gone' Mr Hobble and Miss Iris ho was seasoning the meal with stolen has Just done goue! Whoob!" kisses, walking clear around the ta­ Arntmd the corner there rollfsl an ble to get them. They wbre spending electric coupe It was brilliantly light an evening of blissful companionship ed, and In it sat an angular weftnan In the library. . . . , .. .. , . * high, long nose and high arched fiho sud«lpnly held her handkerchief brows. U-nenth which glittered two to her mouth to choke back a sob. On sharp eyes Broadway she balled a passing taxi " S a y ? ” stiri 11eil the occupant o f the * • • • • • * • electric. All was s p a rk lin g at Sherry's, but Anni lieliby. her broad hand on ner Gilbert Bly® had tak en sm all sharo In stomuch. pointed down the rond. T BY GEORGE RANDOLPH CHESTER AND LILLIAN vCHESTEi « I ’ ll tell you w h a t o f It!” said Iris, ■juno h a » decided n o t to boo a n y o f you Jhit yet. and aho w o n ’ t!” ’ “ I r is ." begged M rs. Moons, " w h a t doc* it all m c a n r Iris took tw o le tters f r o m tho m antel. Ebc g a v e one to N e d and one to M rs. Moore. B e r husband lookeil over ber Bumbler The letter tvn» addressed t o — to leave those U-lovi-d voices down there In the lllirnr). hut “ lie had made up her mind very (Irmly that neither »he nor Ned - .mid In- happy If she was -nere'« tbe ninn!" «bouttil Neil blu rolce fult of sudileii fury Ile beiti u pslr of glnve* In one liniid and a enr.l In Ibi* other “Tlieso nrt* Jmie's glnve* Tbcy were lylng un lite tallii*, snt! thls cari] wn» In ttieni!" ‘They‘re my cIuvcr '” enlled Iris. Imi Noi laughcil al ber Tliin* wm im mistaklog llpete tkltilty. tdue etulirulilcml bit* of wlitte k Iti “ Non , rii teli voli.’* went un Seti. 'Thls tonti. Gilbert Htyr, w llmte mime I piu kimw f.ir lite llrt-t Bine, u'it, «Idi Iter frum lite moment “In- left me untiI site ialite bere. Ile li a tali, biadi \ nndykrd mini nini ut Fura Ville he was Been usslstlog Juuo tnt thè down traili. 1 Miv ttiem myself thmugh thè enr wlinlow talklug t-* geliler l waut to timi Gilbert lllye! Afe you Uldliig bini tooY* And he Itirmil »nvtigel) un tri* tliiblde biimged fiirwnrtl “Tlini'll d--. Ned ” he w.irtlill. Iris i itll .Itine ''Junle'“ They ben rii Iris (In . » l l l j di. t i tipeii nml ni (ni log tbrongb ibi' bouse, talllng Jtuie. Ned tlarted up lite «taira, liut In tbe ball Iris me! hlm *ltli a frlgbtened face. "Siiti 1* girne!" They all setirclied for ber Ihon, but there iva» no trace of Iter BS. Gll.f)K!tT BLYE wifi In shrill voiced i-iitiierse with it big green pm rot. wli.ilt. from length and sluirpm-s* «if nine *0*1 height of eye nrehe*. might have been a sister to her. A maid utinuuiifed that soitiu tine bad wanted to sin Mr Blje, and. since he wits not at home, would Mra. lllye care to say where he was? lie came to New York on an t*rly train. Mrs. Blye ro»e Instantly. She »ailed straight Into the hall and eon fronted ber Muniteti bjr Ibis lliiexpeetetl re volt. A * he wetil flo u li thè s ie p i Ile bearti her shrieking something after him, and j mrrU,, A(1 ..... . ,,r (,„.)r ri||, „ KftfU|, „h o were entiling ip They Were ibe Mi sire«, tho Blethering» and Neil Warner, ami be was u|hni (beni nini past them and Jumping tut., tbe liixiirlotiili furnlsbul rueliig Hue.usine, with tbe little watch In Ids band, liefure they realised that tills "ns (he man Bley were seeking "T h e re tie gnes' erled ^Ned The sconiitlrei ’ Blye. moling ra|iidl) away, saw the ciitifiHli.il nml Munirli Ills wife f«>r tilt» scene f.«r now she w is In the lead of the en ileil group w Idrh was nl-.li ’ lag tow :ir.| (ititi III.USI- o f T ile the Mi Otre» at B ry n |«irl was d a rk w h e n Itine ir ri t is i , [b e dear old bo use It stood back anilil the dim tree», with n dignity and tieauty wtib b “lie bad tn-tei Is-fore tllorougbl) a p|.rechi lisi, and at the gate she hesitated a 1 If with tin one to Welcnttii* tn-r. she bad no right hcriT b e r e wit a n web-nine, though, a n d a Joyous mie a loud hearty one. it *e •'**" Y, » ' * TV*.7; '»TV ■* ties ni d cllghiis l lloniliel • * s ' VT* - n—<»W ' —• ''ll Y THEIR ‘ FRUITS YE KNOW THEM b.iikfi from her dog pubi.-h. I w Ini In r or not y o u Vino I. •1 ,i..| ni 11 I t'M , my t.» t hrfrtil I K.at* ••fllri»S ** al I K M r» G .lb a rt C u n o ro B ly e W .tb W »» a B -J • Mi,, lun In P xrro l • I.,.. ' • lie erocigcd S ( r r ' 11 V o . c r G rvn n Ii it I. I d 'k (o f Ned photograph, tlien 'le p p c d llgltll.r out : »•«I down to j on the tiny s id e port'll. Jumpc al lleil. il-rt the Utile emliutikineiii anil light i i ' t hi'tI*-.low u ..lung th e side of lh«> bouse ami mil it Bn* little gr oe er'« now s I-Ol il she go? The I pat tun M s Bon Ip.llie. heist lllel Veil s' She hm P .1 up ni that lllteiB o b but at Ibe ln - I cm net - h e stopped 1 i c.-n i.iii b. t ..(c l ii III.-ii.l. cani.- ib i f .iiiii! and tin..... . •I «,1 \ ^ I* ** ShIm fil t T. ufi Ni *» ♦♦I t’ In <||t lui * H Iic*1 r*n*! 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Ten new exj*i*riment I «rk avili» »w *hv» h«r*l •Mrf«»«*,l r»ta«l i r» > ACif t»ff« r <hI »! h. »•d « » > r. . . .ling lo OrltnHc» ** *1 r»*** ’ h "g **• » ri s t a t i o n » a n d •••ven new s a fe t y s i a * r 1 • ¡ m i t p*’Ml litri * «rii «U • itrfiliori uf '»*’■' afiiLUr, ta *1 p*V(D£ H* adì» a. * t Lr diint' lu accufilaiic** »Mfi th* ¡ilau« ali»! ara an iippiirtunU) lu bi .1 « p »f ir r»-»»* fill'd na in ibalr t|tturlArft1 h»i»a IhcrcÎof. «iibniftl«»*l l»y <**•* all C'itrf * r *-. »> 1 * h i b»* a* fu U 4 | u«n«r 1 ' no? al m vesti gat inn* of in* « r y « y r t i g l n r a r nf San f « rtl Flnritl* i h r ( »* 1 m** ■ hi r ' Î y f n t| «¡Mi » -K«i l ( m I * «*'*ti ail ht fi 14. »* ■m hi hrncfll fi alili .. . -t :..l di pule in coal lleldx of Wt-sl 4 ,4 * 1 cuffie, *’ *iy il«)’ • f foin in<l afi«-r t ht or'Hn*i‘ r'r Mjtulllpil shall atarui j *a**« *1 this irti •1»/ nt v « ) . a i» mz» Virginia, whereby peace wa* re­ «i ail Iwfom*1 e fl r H l v . thaï «hi»ald «o> Il w Ut IINI'IIN. l ropffty owiirf, wtiiiitig iirotH-ri) almiiing f ^ n i i i r n t L i t ) í'tiü n ríl Should Sh# Go? ••Ml»* June! M l* * J u n e !" cried Aunt Dfibby. out o f breath from running, but June only w a v e d a blind at her 11» ' the tnxl swept out o f the drive. A lim ousine bail stopped In fro n t o f * - - 1I *...(. ai""¡ trausporu ami o t h e r vessel* lit U. S»hrrn n H * «ai e,.,...) ih. nüvj varile, extended * Kejxitr» tt» irk fr*tm i h» frttril <f « «bl Ib! VDVMi *fi of the navy to be made in II.. «uch Mon V T h i 11mtk m. mur filali H* . a d i t i and !•«** Í **»h « •• rill« «I i »V h u. • >,.* Inlt*r«*fit I io n ■* bn* w.irf • o tu 'llt.,,1 I ' mJimi »•hin .rurt •«i «>f r il? » * t»Haiti , ,* Ir hu i AC* U .*|«t H la.tS. 1.» 1» ¡»avril Si*, (ton S Anj ji«»f*ítr1 ti» ninf my iw- 1 I t.ilu.di¡al Edite, timi provided *! ulTIní irrt- 1 in «ft> •»!f •«ni ¡iru(uM) nd i*h lini p«f(»**r» "1( l*«rk » \«•« u*’ ■«»! MUghi*y with appropri i ito s. .'or farmera • p« «*■•1, «•• ifom ili l, *h«tl • trrrt tu rural resident* untief the Agricul­ Ii«»e ihr m , •l! ■« «ny firn*', «Mfhin th*rI > , ta>* Altri fl.« Vkl*(I| (il M i t i r*11riiatr*. «fi tural Extension Ari. (Far ni era *y Irr Vi t*•■ 11(»*%*»*»» «1 m -mi'1 1 -v1*■*> f \ . -“i1 tu Ib* i jilease note ■ 1u ( ht . il > • |«r k 4 * » nr n IP-IM "Bi i iM|rii‘i| *• ?ftri f i»rr •••*»( • «i ni* t hr t •» ) Publie rnn*lfurtiti!) oí bnltlesliij«. (»•rih. t ha» n » hr pjdnpifi nf ihr pfMiBinrf AN 1)11 IHN S M K \». O r d l n i n r r rr(|u in n g thr fr»*1i«g [ • a vi n g »»f p o rt mrt* l*»rî a *iO ti» M u g h r y air»*« ï « * * h • i« r . n* *| l i » a 11«• M tif ilkir»« i h> * I • u * • * • u n t i l ni u lu t ri, t lo rn !« i l.ild , -i *1 r *1«» i(i I*r«•im* I miri of the » 1tVY11 » «ta tui » *» ft III 111f I||l*if1 “ * i •*r ■ i mtm ii«-*i « d *“ t ( r i• l » ilfl fait. I * vp « » fra i* «Mhin t*» th*- !»•* ¡‘ a N « ' l a f o r r a a M , I lftre í’ t * ln » » ir i* » » ■ lm«r pn I «1 a t r * * 1 In aho%r l*. ( rhrir r ..p ^ troni ■ uh th, term* » » ir h aatd ¡*» » »ft f .» « U . » «U h a V« a li«n m at in ar « a Ml h r r li* n • i r r i t a n 2. T h a t ¡ '? D p « r f y u » ì ì «»' t*» t t » Ak r h* r a l li a ben v r pr»- » **1. 1 fu I.iii . am i * t, S t ? I h* 11 »Ia- I i * S.nfiir'f, 1 Hat l * f i- * - .t M t i * «* f*tfi=ir*i»t*f *»r 'h . o r v rm tfifi! Mortil., In wMiiin, ibi. - : t fri tir * it * Irii .1.) t.f V .t.rr a< • . . ä M K lB I m l^ r ch) it'? « • hi p h* ** I **f »»r•• ?!t*ithj Ha I* d II »"I**?» 111* •h» 11 i ut i»r «hall lh*- »M> t ron!r»el hv Ihr n i) of Han _____ _ ___ mu«t rrspotwibl* * B Ü \( * %fir Ha * I « i WH O M II M U f ArtUf* ■ »■ ^ iiliriiw --rtJ •tfrrl «fitlVl* «!*• llMlt e h a c t e d w B b p e r m a n e n t olficialrt a p ¡*«r r*» lit Air»! rp*1 !•» di»* i. »fit Ti t « »i 1* Th« ¡n iin tn l m a d m in i s t e r it iq behalf of f nuil un 11bif II« > •* fcfii 1 4 i ¡.A fiUtf «*f r*t lu il ■ * .1 1h. . . iilro.nl n u p lo y eed en g aged in o|.<*r•■Ht •'»!** I- D»HH 1*. t ¿ « • (il*- tn i! hr uf .. rF , 1 •*»!«*?»l 11*. U 11n g s e r . o e mm . . * * f . a U » M ftg At 11 ••1'* i *t , -*t « * IJ( *, f • * * h* 1*4M» hi .♦f 1»« E ig h t ho..r a ‘ i* mi 1 1 .I f o r s w o r n 1 S» doin' h) tbe bouse. Aifil a black Vandyke»! man i,, l*t !»>* • bad alighted. 1to,d lh**cc'iifil«n„ lo— ‘ *m ‘ tiMd.r,ia in' filth thr t.l»n< »nd “ Miss Moore!” he called, but June's ¡’(V^uir*iionrVlVh'’'rVlrr,nr» to >Vi.l work, and Iwo-thlrd* nf lh«» <o»t ol »urh grad taxi rattled on. Ilo Jumped In his Ing, ofvenlng. paving. Improving and rr~ own cor anil K“ v° »be word nud start­ pairing amid ■lr«»ta frum Ihv dal« of Ihf to mpiatlon of tbt work «kail ba a ll«n ed In swift pursuit tvjpaHor U all olh«r U«n*. «irapt only The two machines were still In sight lien* 1er n u i «pon Ih » lot* or property frontini or #buufi)| upon th* *tr**t h*t*whet) ¡he runabout (tf Bobtila and Iris In.Love described »# tr*ded. opened, ps*- RECEIVED HIGHEST A W A P D 3 ' • (Nw. Food Exwwftkm. Cktc.fa, RL - \.&K I * h. »I t* . i ««r - mU * «i W * *« *V ir>r 1 * < ' *• *' tn nr flu ’ » » I ** »* i ,** f r.*s t* t roprfiy tn Calumet is made rig h t— to sell righ t— to hake right. Ask o f the inlllirmjj o f women worn* who nse It— or ask your grocer. .m *•? I*'**?* en window and to rush upstalra. get 7 * A " W U . a r - ‘ ".d -l.'h 'hr pUn. ami ol May, A- t». I91V M W l.nVKI.I.. her maid, Marie, selxo several gar .|.«fOe»ii..r« thereof, hm-tofor.- t.r.p«r*'t f it) Í 'Irfk iH* tie Approvati li) nir thi* rïrt| -lay uf May muntM ami drag with tier the astound •|t*T)p tin dir and >) i|ir«*n«ti >»f ili« rii y «J A n 1916 H a n f o r d * a m i t h * prn|M»rii«H»al«a ih *r*« i | ed Bervaiit. ï» l T MK KIt. Ihr U n d upoit *%■ « «ri ■h a ll !»e ■*ar*sr»t AW *n - |.rov i.'ioiiH « * *1 . .untar* in an* %H»**lr '>r »hi* »i«r» *i*v !«r » » i t * « fur ‘ f‘r Wir **f (f*«•»•!• « * |*1DUI «'I Il h ! m r 11 h a r •n -I » aun i. a n B A *f. ‘f* -»i* I I Ml M** i « , »• I I'd .......... o!.! coticdialiu u, medlutmii t m i . [Mi **f u.« f* ) ani, «1DÍ 1hr t « l i ll « 11»I i *11« j riMit . New lt*v a ha le.ricn .a tiaghry I arbitration act repealed. ■«fling rrtlauv.fenl»« ■**?!**** »unti*. *>r lun* ■ of I In- l ii'lf ii rrlf**ul i* , I .'»iiti iiii, »nil Ihn ■«*« i !«•«• 1. \l.|irn>rt| ft) ful sa v in g i n y o u r i n k i n g . But it d o e s m ore, tltuureswbolesauiefixxi,tasty food-u niformly raised fiad. • . i \ ip g .lt H* ,( , i f»*r at y fir r»Uli kB fi**í **iD- n|H f* B b ( ho the most likely pkfee f o r him to go ill tils lom dln es s 111 fond m em o ry , stopping at the o n e ih in jr y o u nrc ltKikinf? fdr In t h e s e d a y * c o s t— C a lu m e t insures a w o n d e r ­ if. I' * 1*i*i e r d i g house at any Instant a n d see her; second, that » l i e had tm ke y a n d . third, that Nisi might m in e there. It w ould F ar m er* pieliti* ■ne- t o! • at f «.H• « • that they inlctit i ome out o f the Bleth ECONOMY — ’t h a t ' s T l . i ' d ses i n . • ft • IV I -a•*1 t Il w ih tin....... « K o f n im iu t e f «•r June io . Tiuhcr il e o l ig l i an u n — k>'l klb n W )io m N o w __ It f rnm th* Hit1 ni«*, r imi ri»*-| (> enlis ted w in dow. BAKING POWDER . \ itoti I le CALUMET , I ■ In * 1*•*ti11 lor tin n .tutu u.d dulled “ ‘ er l o w u i d B ro a d w a y S h e bud r e a d i e d three ib i n g s n tin**st sliniillniie.nisly - tlrst. ?! J % -- * tV- - • •••i- hit]« I* . filt I X had u j o b at the The American Public School and other public school* of tho world. Brice 11 “ lies! In|iin’ ' This uni"fruit" of Organized 111 i !*i'itig y o u «.ty 11 ha« been Labor Is the greatest single lactor of tin- ctHloMi lin in g I liti'Ulgenl ‘ modern times the medium through peopli* I n ' h o n o r ' ' t líos«* w ho liavi* which the true ethic* of Je*u* Christ For »ix years ( lttu, 'i-r\eil th e ir co untry salvation of the world is t liH org,. IIIC.ll toll !'.*• been inlitt'.ll in*vumi n usi y and a s s id u o u s l y seeking lo Submitting a few of the most re­ limi s o m e (law l a m y record or eharnt "fru ii'” of <trgnnixed Labor. I . ter » Inai l a tin -, might drug me mention the following art* (Hisaitd ■biwii T b e ) h m i - ii i'i ly fulled and by our present adminl'tratioii at at last in sheer i-x.isjienilliia they \\ ashington. I > (* vent their spleen nlif| llllld v irle n t f Irganixation* of labor and farmer» |\ i- \ fu i' i* th eir real ch m eter *i> the taken from the pitrvu w of the Ai r.iill Il k I r i ' i 'i t 1>y a ii' 11m . < . Cl '.able puKîh In • all * e 'tit ¡•11“ ‘ t.* i g »•H 1,1ml I - I ....... f the no*, ami p in­ |‘he A lb er i • r 1 III t lie '1 r v t* • C| vent....... ’ the abuse of the writ of Jus country SURiiT Trust l-fstfl iii'U’otioit .o labor dispu'et. m e1 » ( i 1111 1 ll dot 1 . 'n in e us I..-gi dation deiiiiing ami rostri.-tl | pl| II • lull 1>; » m b feeble letup* r g ,. iiiidirii. iit for nlle*»ed content la • tumid u i te m pt io g i i tin- star' . i i win tmu writs u| tile ni.i ) • ' ! li e w orl d and be ar the I >ep..r: ment of Justice prnhibitud palm a l o n e ' from ii'tng VnI • T ' ist appropriation So Mr P ri . c absolulcly p, prosecute Unor and farmer» orgnntsnlnm* under the Anti-Trust tim e closed that C o sts le s s B akes B e tte r mmj h* frulli «* »ri ila Mir. la. i Iti If o f h igh l i v i n g ^ » T ile tinte t h r ..tigli w tu eli lie tjtmnMv gate W here III. PAGE S E T E * SHALL deny such bunk (the literal définitlon of which is: to pile up deceit­ fully. as wood, so as to .ncmaso the apparent qu antity and we challenge ( unti nurd from Page 3 you to make good your statement MUt „ „ „ ¡ „ » t your , kunk that hp or cease such muttering*. Cenar . i , untried his scars to the grave bethem for two reasons, Mr, Priee; . ., . n u ” ‘ hv " * uld not (,° oth',rwi' " ' 1st. Because your own colicnlly A* l" ,h'* Wftr l * '" * * * » “ » » « » « n system * .......................... ............... needs rest. 2nd. Be causo *rv ,UI< *M,n‘ U|IS n<>* 10 th«* cornin unit y is becoming suliateci ,r’ ’* 1 ul'u ll wa* «atensibly lought with fiurli cheap notoriety. to “ avenge the Maine.'' It was realIf you really and truly foel your­ ly fought to put the .American Sugar self mistreated and are not attempt­ Trust in absolute possession of the ing to seek public sympathy so on resources of the island. to till your pocket hook, f have thi* You s l a t e in the same paragraph, .-\Vhlere was Mr. Pearson and hi* pleasure* to refer you to St. Mat­ thew 6, verses 43 to 48 inclusive. patriotic bunch at that time? Were Then there Is bne froth Isaiah they fighting for their beloved coun­ which has helped me solve many try?'' (The Sugar Trust.) perplexing situations and I want it Further Insinuations lo.Jielp J'ou.. It iat "B e Just' and tho h ila r ity . H a had risen to go w h e n -vci tit- ert iT-pf i f e e ivf_____ I yOU ' T >d » ‘ “ * 7 '* t^ f e a r n o t !* The Lor"d will take' tb a» tho live earnest visitors. "Pld'you fifty (TO BE C O N T r S T E r T reach the approving ear of your by the right hand and will help Mr. Itlye returned on an early train?" a black, eyed young ~woma n; thrr most ________________________________ child, the unsuspecting public by an thee.” "Y ea” Nod tried not to speak curtly. vivacious of tho party, called him to insinuation. |task for hi* ovvulng of secret schem­ " I saw him.” Fruit of Orgnniied Labor ing. "You ro up to some devilment,” This time you,do it by mean* of It fi Al ADVt RI ISINCì “ I am Mrs. Blye. In there any thing Fellow Citiicns, to name the I can do for you?" Tho lady was atm charged, playfully tweaking Ids i a question. You are growing a little fruits of Organised Labor would bo studying tho group with a shrewltko beard. “Come iiud dunce with me.” In Circuì* I «uri, Hrtrnth Judlrlal limit more modest. The public has al­ to tell the story of the world's pro­ “Sorry, Tommy," be told her, With HrmlUslv Cornili'. Muriti« penetration. Mrs. Blye began to wor­ ways approved modesty in every- gress from the day that God evicted M. M Smith, ( ‘omplairtant, v*. ry herself. Also she began to suspect that queer smile on tils Ups. "but I've botlv but Teddy Boosevelt and the first parents from the garden oF Ilari) A *« raha qnt Julia A 11*11. tu t That last was her specinI ty. “ If you a previous engagement." P. 11u,tibrìi. I'ai ter T h•*mpLJui« t T 111*> Utlly Ì>U 111111y , 1 ntn therefore glad Eden, saying: "In the sweat of thy “ Hhe can wait," pouted tile girl. She will tell me the nnluroof your business non Il uh brìi ami Mar la ri Il ut»to note thnt in closing your attack face shalt thou eat bread." (Or if wo dragged lilyo away from the table. bill, Htfriidant* with Mr. Blye 1 mny bo nblo to locate “ T a k e m y cur. G U I" called tho g ra y To " iP * A , J .ull*.A..' Hubbeji. you did ask a question. But since are students of Darwin and Huxley) him." Porter Thumpauo tiubbell and Marain Hult ' , , . ‘ b*lli you a r e a b o u t t o gain n r ep u ta tio n from the days of semi darkness o f *'I want my dnughtorl'* blurted out mils la d le d host.. It appearing (rotti the sworn bill o( com '•Certainly,'' replied Blye, nrnl tho piai namt flirti brr rin that th* «bava nam«t| d*> for handling the "tjueen’s English" the cave dwellers. John Moore, his Ups si pm ring. three men exchanged a umilc. "i'll Imdafita Julia A I*, ttubbrll aed Marry V io as to convey a double meaning “ Oh!” And Mrs Blyo’s vojee rosck What a most entertaining and arc nnn r*i*dcru* nf th* it a t« of dunce ouu round with Tommy; then Graham Florida, and it la th* hrlirf of complainant your question is not conclusive evi- divinely .beautiful “ Your daughter!“ Sho glnrcil at them story this would I'll go.” for a moment "Will you please wait?" y o u a r e re ally m odest, he, but time und space and funds Before that round washover, howev­ iwV»ty“ n » 0yr,. M ® t h ‘, t ° b r , |. 'th- h X f o' 'le n r c t h a t sho linked and sailed buck through the eompUiusnt ihst Portor Thompson^ . Huh- |,Ut r u t h e r s u g g e s t s a Iiersistent e f render even a brief publication im­ er, Gilbert Hlyo saw tin apparition In b« I and Marian Huhbrll are both non* y r tin11. They could bear her sharp voice rraidriii* ihr at ale of Flofliia. and that , fort til ho lift fill, practicable. the doorway, and his face turned cold. both ami of* arh *if them arr under the * e*’ telephoning. She had called her busT h e apparition w a s a tall, a n gu lar wo* ! of t*»i.t> » » c th.t th. ¡.t.r, ,.i Now don't you know, Mr. I’riro, ‘ You are respectfully referred to band's club, ami they [icahl her ex- man with u long. Itigli nose and high r••iti*-r».* “ Ridpath’s Histbry 'of t " * w í . , A sá?a*"sh.' tVr.if*is. Spanish Ainerirnn war vetj the "Bible, . ■ . . , , f n s * -t f rrt claim Indignantly. “ Where. Sherry'*?" arched lirows, w h o was try in g to lioro >n,i fiial tit*- |ilirr uf fr*|iim*i* of Jt*Ii your "Encyclopedia,** eran* were matte up of a very con- |tho World, She was back, biasing. She had her Gilbert B ly e tb ro u g b nuil ibrou gb w ith ,lu, , r 'J- £ 0,, } r’ Tb..mi»ot. llubh.ii Lowly** by , , , . , , snr) Mansi Itubhctl »ml n r li i>l th»ni l- sidernble number of union card me- 1‘ ‘ BritanIra,'1 "Ancient hat In her hand, “ lie ’s at Sherry's!" a double e y e d g la re ot burning feroci- j|0u• in« Narri- rftufil) that I hi* re ebanies from all over the country. | Lester K, Ward, ‘ ‘.Struggle for Ex­ «lie shrilled ty He bitrrli*l o v e r to Ills w i f e She I*' »<• !•*'••*' ■ 'b* ... . 4 of >t nul silt li*=* * tía upiífi *h**f»» ItiP'l an* Au electric coil|*> B ihmI at ttie door. am) don't you know that many of istence" by Thomas Walter Mills, litiil t*hril|«*U rlthvr either ut all • f i hr alar*«* ttatftrd *1« (r n*lant * She slammed Into that, turned on the the men in that war were from "Eni'yelopediu of Free Masonry,** Who I* that woman?" One lean, ?",u h . . . . . . . . Juli» V I Haiti..11, I'.-I.f 1h..-lie-. Ill lights and relit*] away with a* much long tinger inquieti ueeuslngly at ilio llubbrjl. «noi Marian Ut»hi»*IL «n-, vhrtrfur* the liiicst a» well a* wealthiest Imme* und other bibliography of the same vigor us was In the cn|xici(y of tier vlvaclous bluck eyed girl wlth w lumi anlcmi tu siqM-sr la tbe bill al ramplslnt unti f u r t h e r th a t th e re were also n general character. Ilici hcrcln »(sinat ynu, on 'o r brturc Ihc . . . . . , , „ „ „ machine. Bobbie's runabout darted Gli had ln*eii dancing. l7 th «i«y ni May, |9|s, ,,t .»mi- » ¡ i l i.» I consideratilo n um hor o f thè KB I'll submit just one “ fruit** of after her ami passed her and then "1 Hindi explnin notblng," salii Gil­ i ; t ^ ‘ ; . r n .n;r:‘ìchnat ...... «r ■« m e « wh« Organixed Labor, dear to every came the limousine with Mr. and Mr* bert. ' "Ftn .tliruugh!" It ii tuMhrr noii-f-ii thai tbt. noirr b» werc w i t h o u t e m p l o y m e f i t when th ey American cititcn who lakes hf* gooMoore and Ned. I l e left b e r ronlem ptuously . tenvlng pabll.hr.I I.lirr ■ * . . v l„f fini ......rrutl.r , l . 1 1 v .11,1 na| , ..Il IH pel from his own institution*, vi*: wt,k> In th» s»„|.,r.| llrftlil. . nr».|.»|irr ' ' Poor June! It had been hard for her P r»r Baddy sod M um m y—1 rannet explain In a Id le r why I was compelled lo w i l l m u l t e y r*u Imve Ned Barn« dny 1')■-!! *u be go'-d amlrrelaml nml (orfilvtv (0 dcar Ned und ItiVii VOUlt L.ITTL.K J U N IK CHAPTER ' _ ■i i "X “ W h y are you h ere alon e?" í y v * iR|pt I r»»i 'jtyi i THE 8ANF0R D HERALD MAT 14. IM» Jf(#*-[_1ï T^l»' rí”^wtf> . ( 11ni » If S t?» a ’ ih i p a r * ft«* ».#■♦ is* #*n * *,rtl IC. V L* i'll in* iiidrf stored; the eight hour tiny secured; check weigh men provided, .md ten |H-r cent increase in wages gained — right of organization guaranteed and other Itn|iruvet), working eonditlunn inelutled. C n m iH - n s a t io n lor i m u m c ' a c t *-x t e i d ed tu p ostoti'. •• 1 in ploy etsv u n ­ lit) tl p r o m o t io n m . u M i i i i . i l not w it h - t u n tlin g th e Bust m a s t e r <,ett- (hr hr in tiiMiir mnd «f »hr * huluot « ! i‘(lofLs It) hll hfiti t llll* III PfllllJL I Mrfi atiiiU <'*» . and lair? .1* thr h*'mfnoir | f o r annual p ro m o tio n . Trattine f’nmpany «f Chut not a. Fla., h a » 1 U-»n <lt«otv,<I. »»tit hutlne« now bring Eight ^ hour Taw for jioHtofllce. own,.l »ntlf.ly by fyrtl it B#PP»r»*tl %hn will pay all hill« and r o l l « ! ruunj» ¡ j all ac t">rii It ll.ppvreett .nd , Stellt A. Il.ppereel» Ki ecu tori ot th* l*»t trill *nd te«tsra*nt ol Helen* A ttollln*. decesseli (’ huluot*. H s.. April 2H. 1915. 72-rri-U* clerk* ami carrier* retained, notwilhntamiStg the effort ot the Boatmaster General ta change radically. Locomotive boiler inspection act Continued on Page 8 �<♦ ♦ ° P ü¡ £ * =ñ £ * 5 O ♦ r—i 5 ?5 o o m •“ 5—1 P * ♦ o ° <♦ m ♦ m ♦ � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1915 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, May 14, 1915 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on May 14, 1915. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 9-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, May 14, 1915; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/833ee5ece924b685f7fbdc0b09676842.pdf 0faf8e2fb2bd751f63747038499e275d PDF Text Text W ' PAGE EIGHT THE 8ANF0RD HERALD published In the Sanford Her«l<J, In Hanford, Senti' LEGAL ADVERTISING 1* r o n te eu tl« . , Witness K. A. O o u r l u i , rl»r rlrrolt court and the i m ! , v AN O R DINAN CE »a. Al b day of M ay, A. P . l<m, (Mal) E. A. I >()(-<, i a v An Ordlnanro prohibiting Itaatauianta. •I.unrh .C ou n ter s and Coffee Stand» on . , . „ j'y J»»- C. itaci« A Olio«, «hreia Irom doing butlnoaa In certain Solicitor» for Complainant locatlona In th* city of Kanfordi “ 71-F ri-lJt He It ordained by lb« mayor* and d l y council of t h e city of Sanford, Florida: Section I. T h a t It »hell br unlawful for FINANCIAL HTATF.Mf any peraon or peraonr operating or main* M ade under Sectio n 42 i i For Rout—Five room cottage on laming restaurant», coffee stand*, or lunch Acta of IU07. I j w a of Florli countera In any vehicle or » h o uaee any m o u n t of .fate# charged to ihi Kim avenue, with all modern Im­ vehicle or « a g o n for the «ale of good a. «area ator of Seminole C ou n ty. n „, and merchandlaa with the eacentlon of collected for Iho cdrrrnt provement*. $16.00. Free water. wagon» u»ed In and for the ante of peanut» the aportloom ent of the -an . and popcorn; to u»e portion» of any vacral fund» which ta a r . ha»« N. H. Garner. 73-4tc rant lot within the present brIVh fire llrolla far. including poll tear».* the city ol Sanford, or any nubile aquare, T o t a l amount charged For Rent—Cheap for cash, fifteen ol park, »treat or aidewatk for tne purpoae of per t e l roll ol l u l l u aelling offering for »ale, any good» Genaral F u n d .......... . i u .n o . ’. acres thoroughly cultivated land in ware» oror merrhandtee, except aa herein Collection* to April 30, Mecca Hummock, close to tonding above provided. 1 9 1 4 ............................. 11,110.] Section 2. A n y peraon or pereon» vio­ Itoed A llrldg# Fund 29.2 7 3 » station. Inquire of E. E. Tyler. lating any of the provtalona of thla ordin­ Collection* to April So. ance »haft, upon conviction, b e fined no1 9 1 4 ..................... I I ,} 73-4tp • ireedlng -Thirty Dollar», or ImprDonet G eneral School Fund 29.211 » or Imprtaoned not more than thirty daya C ollection* to April SO. For Rent— Neat six room house on for e t c h offebae. 1914. 19.240 l! Sub S c h o o l« .. . . . . . . 11,1th m Magnolia avenue between Fourth Section I . Thla ordinance »hall go into Collection« to April 30. effect Immediately upon tla pSkaage and 1 * 1 4 ............................. : 7.Sir, | and Fifth streeta. H. C. Du Bone. approval by the mayor, P oll*.................................... 1,494 m raaaed thla Srd day of M a y .A . D. 1914. 72-3tp Collection» to April 30, . , _ ft. w. uf. k n d o n , 1 9 1 4 ............ .*................... 617.01 President City Council. Special H o ld A liridgr I hereby certify that the foregoing or­ N o . I . . ......................... s s . e si.2 7 Cottage for rent. J. Musson. dinance waa duly paaaed by the city coun­ cil of Sanford. Florida. In eeaaloa, thla Collection» lo Aprll 30, 69-8tp 1 9 14. ................................ 14.411 i.; I», Srd day of M ay. A. D. 1914. Illeck Hammork Drain­ M. W. LOVELL, age T e l 13.70'.',', For Rent—House of eight rooms C ity Clerk. roved by me thla Srd day ol hi ay, Collection» lo Aprll 30, and hath on Myrtlo avenue, close A.'App 1S1B. . ............................. 11.412 '6 |* j b . 1914. Fin» A Forfaiture fund 4.ISI D. L. T l l l t ASH K It. in. Inquire of Hill Lumber Co., Collection» to Aprll 30. 74-tl-Krl Mayor. office. 63-tfc 1 9 1 5 . . . . . . . . . . . .......... 2.740 uc, t t l | Ilutldlng F u n d .................. 4.IM.V» i ni Collection» l o Aprll 30, AN OIIDINANCK 1 9 1 5 ................................. *2,7 41' **7 l .llt For Rent— Several nice office An Ordintnc* r tq u lr in i (hv grading and Dating of portion« ol I'ark iv r n u « and Relance l o C o llec t. . . . 11 '.4i rooms over Yowell’a. Enquire N. I* IIugh«jr »trrrt with «Urifltd brick, C ollée lin* t o Aprll 30, 1914 . .,M [ li« It ordained L«v th« mayor and city Yowell & Co. 32-tf council o| Hanford, Florida: R e l a n c e .............................................. 147.343 1 Section I. T h a t I'ark i v u u a ahall b« (eenl) „ E; A. DOUGI.ASS, ( |rrk. For R ent—Furnished houso of fivel graded and D*v«d with vitrified brick from Uy Je». C. Robert». I» <* Inttretctiofi of Park avenue with Tenth 74-lte rooms, screened throughout, tele-, the •trrrt to the intersection of .P»rK »venue phane, gas and all modern conveni­ with Ilugh ty atreet, »aid brick D»v«m«ot lo be » width of fifteen feet; and that llu ghey ences. $20 per month for three •tre«t ahhll be graded and paved ’ with , vitrified brick » width of nln« feet from months, includes water. Mrs. Dick­ th« !nt«ree«rtlon of Hughey atreet and I’ark »venu« to the herd surfaced road enson, 906 Myrtlo Ave. 71/tlc leading to Orlando; said road b e i n g , anSanford Lodge No 62 eitejulon of Hanford avenue; »aid paving to be done In accordance with the plana and Communication. 1ever) apecidcations therefor, submitted by the \ city engineer of Hanford. Florida; the pav­ Thursdays at 7:30. ing of said afreets shall be, te g u n within welcome. , • li l y daya from and after thla ordinance O. L. Taylor ahall become effective; that should any Secretary property owner, owning property abutting «aid Street* to l»e paved i t aforesaid, Wanted Now— Furnished Cottage on lail, e ithin the tlnir above provided to Monroe Chapter No. I ,*V, It p a te said street in ftont of their r e f l e c ­ or Housekeeping rooms. Givo price tive property in accordance with the term« Meets every second and Im; and location. Address House* cure ol thl* ordinance anil with the plans and specifi« atiilr • thereof, hrrrlolorr prepared day in Masonic Hull over it.« Herald. 74-2te by the city engineer, .said work ahall be Theatre. VLiiting companion; done under and by direction of the e ily of J. F. Karnntx H. I hanfotdi and the proportionate coat thereof Secretary II ahall he assessed against the land upon which said paving shall sh ut, and the city T he Doy Who D rc.m t. shall have a 11» n therefor, enforcible in like Seminole Chnplcr 2, Order Faslern Six It Is a good thing for tho farmer boy manner as other lions. Meet* everv first and third I . -,|.,y Section 2. 1 hat upon the failure of any to'hnvo nn Imagination, says the Prai­ proper!) owner to make the improvement* in each month Fveryon. »!..• .. rie F arm er It Is a good thing for hs rnnalMit r pr vidtd for. »aid work shall his Star in the Kust are cord .« r,.,, br ijonr h> t hr city of Hanford,« *< r shall him to dream dream s and ecu vi­ be l*t l«y a contract by the city of Han* 1 to visit this chapter. siona.'* It takes a dre am er to reo tho ford to the Inwrrvt and moat responsible r, in arrordaorr «9it h the plan« and transformation that Intelligent «*rf<»rt •bidi!« pt-i tfli at ion* s i t h reference to s«id e q f l nill bring to pino« nn the old placo. • ml t *u-lhir> • ol I It«* rust of aurh grad Dimeni» Lodge opening, p a t in g improving and re* It take» a <1reamer t o s e e how, much i mg, Meet* second nnd pairing said streeta from the date of the more dealrable t h a t (dace will ho in ! Completion of the work stall he a lien N'isiting knight* nlw : superior to all other liens, etce p t onl> Il McLnulin toll yearn than a Job In a dry goods liens for tat« • upon th** lot* or prnperl) K It and S. fronillig or abutting upon tho street h . | . store Emporia (lazetto maliove descrilied ao graded, opened, pav* I ed. curbed. Improved or repaired, »yd the ; Sanford Lodge ' remaining one third of such cost* shall be g.Aitf h) the r |l) Slept!, every Moi •* Section 3 The estim ated roa I of paving i per si|uari' yard for the paving of I'ark over Imperiul Then avenue i* I I . GO per *i|uare yard, and the J W. O. Singletary «•lim alrd tnial ro«t of the paving of the 1 Secretary portion of I'ark aveaue s S b v di«rnl>4s| t* I -*i»oo.ud, «nil the estimated ra«| to lot owr»/r* per font front on I'ark avenue is f I III The estimated cost of paving per *i|uare yard f r the pav iti g of llu ghey at reel Is a af >r>atH f 1 GO per ‘ijusfi > V*l. end Hie ssttmatrd total < at of I hr {•§ ving of th«t p»*tion of Hug*}») •tree! l i m n rfeacflheat i* J) *0 ) CU, and the eatlmaled ri)9t ..111 lot owners |wr f«lot front on llughey atreet is *11 rent« Tne <•tiiiiatea ul the co«t of said paving of • aid streeta now heiiig on file In the of fire of the city rlrrk • f Han for ij, Morida • fid open to puiillc m t»in during reason able iiffirw hours, for the benefit of (hr publir. Section 4 The city engineer is hereby required, wflhin ten days after the tint publication ’of this ordinance, to prepare and Ate an estim ate of the amount o( the lira for such paving which the city will claim againat each of the lota front­ ing nr «Luffing upon the street« to Itr •o paved, «hicn rail mate shall br baaed upon the estimated cost of said work and 1 upon the frontage of lots upon the street* to lo* pavnl He« lion k \n> person owning any in tere*i in any of • • of property al>oMing 1 on tb«i portion of park avenue and lluftiv-t ■tr«*et (u he paved a* afure«ii>|. *h«ll have the right at »ny lime, within \h«ri> day« after the filing of said estimate«, •* aforesaid, with the city clerk, to preaent The Lake llrec/c ( numil No to the city clerk a aworn petition t<% be Order United American M i-reeentrd to the city ctiurfril, ae'ting Meets every Wednesday forth, that In the opinion of the petitioner the estimated amount of aurh lirna upon M., In the City H ill ' • uch lot is Incorrect, sh o v in g wherein it are welcome. C II Smi’h. I la Incorrect, or why it will e ir e e d the special her eAt accruing f>um the work anil paving to be done In front of said lot Section ft The city council ul Sanford, Florida, shall, after proper notice, anil within the time prescribed by ordlnanre, ait aa a board of rQuallration. lo hear any ail all petitions and compallnts which m ay he filed In feiefen#**^ !*» the estimated c«»*t of the paving provide«! for above, and to rnake due and proper inquiry into the i <iue«thin involved, and II it abatl appear OJIN TRIRK S o. i,l. I •» l o the satisfaction of the city council, aitMeet» every tir » '1 lin g as a board of equalisation, that the rstlmated amount of «aid lien i« correctly cstinia*.»1. the «m ount a«* A»rd ahall *tand niiihtM nt 7:30 in Mummik' 3 aa the amount of aoch lien to he claimed Visiting brothel» welcome b y the H ty of Hanford, for tho paving of John Stami th e street aforreaid. In front of said prop­ W. A. Ginn, e rty , and after the city council had heard C. of It. all petitions and given all property ownare an ’opportunity t o he heard and made all corrections in their Judgment nereeHeralds of Liberty eary to e<iualiie tb« aeeeaamenta in pro­ portion to benefits, said eetimatee, aa then Meet* n t Eagtus' Hall tir i M equalised ahall stand aa true and correct. Passed this Srd day of May. A. I). 191ft. night in each month r.t 7:30.II. W. LIE UN D O N , Wm. E. Householder. Cmnn President City Council. I tierehy certify that the foregoing or­ Miss Bertha Packard. S« cr. dinance waa passed by the .Htv cnuncil of Sanfwrd, Florida, In eeasloni this 3rd day of May, A. I >. 191ft. M. W. LOVKI.L. City Clerk. Approved by me thla 3rd day of May LINI A. 1». 191ft. P . L. t i i k a h i i f k . 74-Frf-4te Mayor. Hogi for Sale— Car load juar re­ ived, Write M artin Doylo, R. D j o. 2 ., for particulars. 85-tfc’ E X P L O R E R AND W RITER CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING f All Loral Advertisement« Under Thin Heading THREE CENTS a Line For Each Insertion. Minimum Charge 25 Cent«. THE UNWELCOME MRS. HATCH AT THE STAR MONDAY, MAY 10th FOR SALE FIR ED S H O TS IN HIS S L E E P Roumanian Dreams of Chicken T h i e v e s a n d O y a n t Op* W i t h a Quo. __ Kangaa City.—Joseph Rharder, n Roumanian, waa discharged - in the North sldo court as tho result of an unusual story of somnambulism. Ho was arrested by Patrolman P. L* 8 avIdgo for discharging firearms near his home. Hhardor toIiT'Judgo Charles Clark that he had been oalcop and dreamed ■omeono waa stealing his chickens Ho said no took bis revolver from a drawer and began shooting at tho cblckon thieves and that bo was not awakened until tho officer arrested Ç HARRIS A twine! him, although tho shots ho fired awak­ ened tho entire neighborhood. _.SIiardcr-hnd to bo overpowered by the patrolman before bo could bo dis­ China, Denmark and tho United armed. Btatea. Ho was born In Copenhagen. Denmark, In 1881, Is the son of tho late Consul General Frederick P. Holm N O T P A R T ED EVEN BY D EATH and has traveled all over tho world several times In 1906 Doctor Holm Married S ixty Years, End fo r Ajjed Couple I s Almost Sim ul­ organized and commanded a scientific taneous. expedition Into tho Interior of China, from which nftcr many month of dan­ Rtnmford, Conn. — In Orendley gerous and arduous work, brought Heath, England, mora than eighty back tho famous ncstorlan monument of A. D. 781, a replica of which stands yiuirs ago. two «filldrcn wore born—a In tho Metropolitan Museum In New boy and a girl—within a stone's throw of each other. They played together, York. they went to school together, they courted and Blxty yearn ago they mnrPhrase of Ancient Origin. Long ago unscrupulous people used ried. They moved to this country nnd to take a cat tied In s bug to market, died here within seven hours of each where they tried to sell It for a pig other. These two people, whose lives ran If, however» a purchnsrr opened tho happily side by std* for m ore than bug Indore nuylng. the cat, of course, jumped out. displaying the fraud. thre«M|unrters of n century, w e re Mr Hence the term "letting the cat out of nnd Mrs William Woodhall, 195 Hen r y 'street, Stamford. tho bag ** F or »Sale—O ne Underwood typew riter-N trr 4. Apply at city clerk's o ilie r . • 73-2tc F o r Sale—Three freih milk cows. M artin Doyle, Monroe, Fla. 60-tf Horse for Sale— Bay, 8 years old. ab o u t 1100 lbs., safe, strong and sound. No b etter farm or team Jtorse in state. Worth $200, $150 for quick sale. R. IL Rotile, Box 412. Oviedo, Fla. 72-Gtp Orpingtons,, “ the big black .beau­ ties." Pullets and laying stock from prixo winning strain for snip, write for prices. Settings, 16 fertility guaranteed $8 .00 . Tho Ortega Breed ing Farms, Jacksonville, Fla. 74»4tp F a t Cattle for Sale—Some fine ones ju st shipped in nnd in fine con­ dition. Address M artin Doyle, S an­ ford. R. I). No. 2. 66-tfc For Sale—20 fino brood sows M urtin Doyle, Sanford, U. D. No. 2 • 68-tfc For Sale—Sound and clean Beed ■peas. Mixed $2.16, Speckled $2.30. Unknown $2.40 per bushel. W rite for price on 100 bushel lots. W. O I’udrirk, Tifton, Cu. 72-3tc published f y'», per Florida, for FOR RENT e i: S W O R D lO lH ilS WANTED s u it o f p r o n o u n c e d s ty le f o r M e n We have about three hundred of these cool Palm Beach Suits, now in stock. They come in Light Grey in several shades, and Dark Blue, and nuikes a fine-suit for business or informal dress. Stouts, Slims, Regulars are all « | LK SHIFTS Every good dresser should have twogor three of these pure silk .\ shirts. Big range of colors . ATLANTIC COAST TRAINS NOT1CR I, E. A. D ou(I« m . rtetk ef the rirrulf im url In end lor Sendnoi» county. Floridi, hereb y Iva nolle* l h a l In conipUinr* with S e c tio n 147* General Statuir» I will on the 1 0 t h day o( M»y, A. P . 1915 at the rourt bou»* la Senforit, Florida, In th* preaenrr of th e m un ty Judge end the aheriff or a d e p u t y »hrriff, prorewd to draw from the box the neme» «d 3* peraon* l o ,erve *» Juror» at th« next term n| the d i r a i t rourt for tUmlnol# rounty, Florida, whlrh ron­ con e * on the ( 5 t h d s y of 5fay, A. D. 1915.. too«» JL A. DOUGLASS. Clerk. B y Jo». C. Robert». U. C. Northbound .Arrive L*i No. 82___ 1:18 A.M . I t No. 84. . . 10:»f> A. M II • * No. 80___ 3:26 V. M.........3.46 I • Southbound No. 8 3 . . . . 2:06 A. M....... 2.1« No. 8». .. .2:10 P. M....... 2:30 No. 8 5 ... .6:44 P. M....... «:«>« 1 Oviedo No. 12(L—Arrives . 1|:30 A No. 127—Leave............... 4:"0 I* Leeeburg . In 2353485353485323234848535348235332310248485323484853234853482353 Clrrnlt Court. N e t e a t h Judlrlel Clrrolt In la n d for Sem loolo ( ownljr. Florida. In Cluinrerr Renjerain Drew re Conk A Jennings, »t ol T n Cook A Jeonfnc* end all parti*« clelm lnt Intereel und.r tho eatd Co ok A Jennlnr« ■ or otherw t^ to the N E f of the N K ‘t * { Section 1, Tp. 2 t . 8, IL‘ 31 r.»»l. 1 ' l l appearing from the Rill of Complaint of D a v i t 4 tilt»*, rouoeel for the elm»* n a m e d roaiplalaent t h i t th* bier* of re*, i d e a r e af the above named defendant» U u n k n o w n end th at there is no person la th* etat* of Florida eorvit* of «uhpoene u p o n whom would bind the defendant». T h a t affiants believe the defendant* U over t h e a t e of I t . Y o u or* therefor* ordered lo appear t o th is bill on Monday, the Znd d ay of August. A. D. 1914, the sem e being a rule day ol thin rourt. No. 21—Arrive .*......... • 10:66 A No: 24—Leave... . . j. No. 158—A rrive........... . 6 :-® ' No. 167—L 'a v e .............. O:*1*1 ' Trilby No. 25—A rriv e........ No. 24—Leave........... 1 00 ¡’ -* -b • Clyde Line Bo*i» m ( B tiM .i S it" ) Arrive 10:00A.M. Leave 11:30/ Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturt It t* furtbyr ordered Ihol IhU aetir* he - < �*' . ■♦ ■ : ♦ . i i f T . IN TH E HEART OF THE WORLD’S GREATEST VEGETABLE SECTION i ’J " SBEDT H E S A N F ( ) R I) H E R A T ON TUESDAYS AND FRIDAYS IN SA N FO R D —Life I» Wo,th Living SANFORD, FLORIDA, TUESDAY. MAY .11 1915 NO. 75 FLORIDA LEGISLATURE ’ FESTIVAL PRESIDENT WILSON WILL WILL STAND BY WILSON DENOUNCE GERMAN ACT FOR SANFORD PEOPLE FINE a t t r a c t io n s w il l BE HERE DURING THE WINTER SEASON OTHER INTERESTING NEWS OF THE DOINGS OF Mother'« Day Uzercises OUR BUSY LAW MAKERS DIRECT FROM The Mother’s Day service a t the Methodist Sunday school last Sun­ THE CAPITA!* CITY OF FLORIDA day' morning was very interesting and impressive. It was regretted The following resolution was corporation to operate any hotel, there were not moro there, but boarding , house oy restaurant or introduced in tho house of repre­ really more th an were expected, owing tq the inclement weather, were sentative* Monday morning by Messrs lunch counter without keeping all Anderson ^of Escambia and Dawson door«, windowa and other similar In attendance. openings in the dining rooms and T h e following program was r e n ­ of Hernando: “ Whereas, The English steamship kitchens and passage ways between dered; Song, Tho Promise Made to Lusitania has been torpedoed apt) the same and hallways leading there­ sunk by a German submarine and to «crooned; to sell or expose for sale M other—Julia Lning. The Commandment with Promise tho lives of many American citizens is le for consumption in tho, raw* state, on which may he consumed — Honor thy father and thy m other were lost; and, “ Where**, This action on the part without further cooking, a t meat thnt thy day» may bo long upon the oY Germany ha» caused serious in­ shops, butcher shops, markets, gro­ land which the Lord thy God giveth ternational complications and the cery stores, frruit stands, bakeries thee— By the School. President of tlie United States io or other place where food is exposed Song—My M other’s Bible— By now aw aiting crystalizatioo of pub­ for sale without keeping such screens four girls. lic opinion before taking action properly protected by screens and to Scripture Rending»—tAdmonitions thereon; now, therefore; he it ■ o|Hirate a n y dining or buffet ears to the Young: Prov. 1:8 ; I’rov. IPr’Jfi. without having same properly " Resolved by the house of repre­ Prov. 23:22. scrcdntd. sentatives, the senate concurring. S u p t. M ettinger read Dr. J a r v i s ’ That the legislature of the statu of tr i b u t e to M other Florida, although favoring peace, if T i t week will ho given over in Mother . samo is consistent with the preser­ tho Innate to . consideration of in­ O mother, thou hast tho grace, vation of our national honor, never­ surance hills - and tr easures. Sen­ * purity and beauty of the lily! theless, on account of the implicit ator^ today declared thoy know Thy love is us genial as the sunshine confidence we have in Woodrow nothing about any of them ns yet, And ns sweet as the fragrance of th e Wilson, wo wt!! endofso any action | an d will give close scrutiny, ut least carnation is Representative Woods house bill No.' 556, plncing all county ofRciaJs BUT WILL NOT PLUNGE on a salaried hitsis. This is sched-’ AMERICA INTO WAR uled for reconsideration in com m it­ AT THIS TIME tee today, with the unique feature .of having been favorably considered Sanford should have some good by the samp committee several Washington, May 11.-—It" is genentertainment« during the coming weeks ago and having been carried y ally believed that the President eeason and despite the fact that the around in a rep rd srn tatiy 's pocket will express denunciation of the Lusi­ laat. Chautauqua was not successful instead of having been’ filed with tho tania'« torpedoing a« inexcusable from a financial point of view the bill clerk. under the laws of the nations and good people of this city ure of the Hundred« of telegrams, and letter« humanity In the policy he adopt«. opinion that this class of ontertalnbegan to pour in and the bill waa The extent of the President*« action nunt was well worth the money this week, asked to be recom m itted, U stilt undetermined. H o 1 ia ex­ ipent and another season would be th a t delegations opposed might have pected to refer to the Lusitania's successful._ <an opportunity to ho heard by tho sinking in addressing a meeting of In order to investigate a proposi­ committee. The hill propose« to four thousand naturalized Amer­ tion of good entertainm ents for the place all county officials, sheriffs and icans at Philadelphia this afternoon. (euon a meeting of the ministers clerks included, on a salary basis although ho will not definitely diSf the city and several otfyer busi­ and to tnko effect Jan. 1, so ns Apt vulgo the United States' course. ness men was called at the study of to affect any man now in office. The P resident will probably pre­ Rev. Hyman, pastor of the Baptist Dozens of representatives have ex­ sent the ideas of tho proper United church yesterday morning. Those pressed a fondness for the bill, ns it States policy to his cabinet tomor­ present ac re Rev. S te in meyer. Rev. will result in a saving to the people row. It is certain he will not call Hyman, Rev. Strong, Rev. Brown­ a n d s ta te of large sums of money, nn extra session of Congress and this lee, c. R. Walker, B. F. Whitner, but tho opposition from county of­ indicates th a t thorft is no probabil­ prof. Escll, Jno. D. Jlnkins, Mrs. ficials is certainly great, as thereby ity of the United States entering Terhcun, U. C. Dultoso and U. J. they will, many of them, be de- the European ' conflict now. Tho Holly.. Mrs. Versey of Arcadia reppro ved of tho enormous fees they severance of diplomatic relations ' resepting the Southern Chautauqua have been collecting annually. with G e rm a n y and the withdrawal Bureau of Gainesville was also pres­ of Ambussudor Gerard without the ent and presented a proposition at formal severing of relations is sug­ lie nmy see fit to tak e in the premclose enough to e n a b le ’t h e m to unl.nle Sample* of Idiotic Legislation the meeting in regard to attractions. We wear in thy honor! T h a t legislators of several s la te s gested as showing the American pub­ . j derstand what they Are v o tin g for. It was decided to form an orguni- T h y charity is u» bro a d as the fields ises." Speaker H ardee took the floor | Thcqp are nearly (liirtw o f these In* are busying themselves by fratttiiig lic opinion to Germ any. • ution and investigate the proposi­ In which the (lowers grow' ugainst t hi* proposition and tlie sam e , su ra n rs lull* and if $mC »M ention is idiotic laws is am ply proven by u Washington, May 11.— Count tion of a list of a ttra c tio n s for the Tholt art us c o n s t a n t as the stars! and if the people of Sanford wanted another rourae the m atter would he arranged. The following o Ulcers wore elected: C. U. Walker, president; B. F. Eiell. George Hym an and 11. J Holly. vice presidents; H C. DuBok*, secretary; B. F. Whitner, treasurer. Tho officers, th e ministers . of the city, Mrs. Terheun, M r s . Gerror and Mrs. Philips of the W om­ an’s Club will form the executive committee and arrange for the list of attractions later. The entertainm ent will be known U the Artist^ Festival and the pro­ gram will include some of th e best attractions to lie obtained. That the actions of the com m ittee will meet with th e approval of the people of this city is assured *and the future announcements' will he mado In a few weeks. se a so n Stonewall. Jackson Triplett Stonewall JarksOn Triplett, went in k i d in mcc seven ycur* with eleven cents was 'here a* ol a delegation of prominent xens of St. Cloud looking a fte r u ho ago one eilithe All th a t is good a n d true and b e a u ­ tiful in the u n iverse Is gathered up m t h y life! T hou art of all c re a tu re s most like God. And yet thou hast t h e human h e a rt Which c o o I he largest s y m p a th y with human kind! Tho little one th o u didst enfold in thine arms of love. U pon whose brow t h o u didst s h o w e r th y kisses. Whose tears Hum d id st wipe a w a y , Whose heart thou d id s t soothe m th e tim e of trouble w ith thy melodic* W hose early fo otsteps thou didst d i ­ rect in paths of v irtu e and peace. T h in e own child m a y throw a w a y th y love and w a n d e r into far-ot! climes, Rut th o u dost follow him still, e v e n to die brink of hetl! And it Inis not been recorded t h a t a n y prodigal e v e r returned To In* mother to he repulsed lb* may break h*-r hour), hut In- ■-.«i luit exhaust l e r love lie m ay deny her. !<nt *|,»* will not deny him tjty charter. Trip, was one of my Song— My M o t h e r 's Prayer Hy printers when I hud .the state print­ Men, Women, M rs. Steinm eycr'a ing and was getting out the Sun. class and school. And he could talk more near anarchy t 'losing Prayer Hex Steinmoyer . and chew more tobacco th a n any tnin 1 had seen up to thnt tim e or li.ncc. lie still chews tobacco. When irip landed in Kissimmee Ee went to work in the ValleyGswtle office. Looking the town over carefully. T rip., w ho-could al**>» think when cold sober, saw peat opportunities and few reaching, for them, to he decided to shake the Persimmon tree to himself. Up to Ibit time the only use Trip, had for a dollar was to liquidate its purchas­ ing power, hut when he suddenly 0 *0 1 » fascinating power to annex corner 'lots he got byusy and by Hading around and keeping the dolkf* working all the time, grabbing Wore corner iota. -‘ l *ot off the train at Kissimmee one day about three years after |d p arrived and it being'a fine day I saw my old friend rigged out in faahlonabie summer suit, his proud y Morn glittering and fluttering with ribbons and wearing « cane. ik?* the depot to H» court house «qunre, where th i fair going on, 1 found out why ^rip. tvor» tho cane—he used M nt oot the city lq|e he owned, . 'oa others he had his* eye on or nn °PMon on. I ajio found th s t Trip. **■ preident of the board of trade, JMmber of the business men’s get fither club, and mentioned for unty commissioner, mayor and Ie«ul>ture. Truly a moat amazt example of the way a man with v (.I* ^ (,n ' *et there if ht*. drops foolNow Trip, lives a t Nax*nd «HU the St. Qloud Trib*j *‘ , . his man bring his auto. . un the front steps in the K “ ? * ,"»Bk ** him «nd hand 1, V i , l«lovw »» he seats himself lh. n,n*he?1 for thB « « • «pi" to Uber T v /0r, hS* iour ho'*r»' d*5ly ’ t ..B. *i®«P* In the afternoon . £¡£¡;ln h " s "“ u ,,,u Entire Kamil) Drowned Inckxonville. May II Mr* ti H Jo h n so n , wile ol Dr (>. 11. Johnson, a prominent physician of tins city , and his three children drowned Sunday night when tfu-ir automobile wu* voted down. Rigid screen laws wilt he enforced in this s t a t e during the present summer m onths. T he senate hill Iraftcd by the Hotel ( 'omtnissiuner y as passed the house and it is expeeled t h a t it will become a law with the G overnor's signatute. The hill would make it a mis­ demeanor for any person, firm or BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS MET IN REGULAR SESSION MAY 4 -I • tight"- st Gcnven, Dvu.lii r>«1 L ake Mary which were tallied from last mooting, all three petitions were w ithdraw n and tho c a ttle nun will furnish n a petition from all cattle men in tin* county. Aitnrney fur tin* l.n.ird authorized nli(\ 11a 11 k >n - •111 ,V iiegli-r that in !••»» t \ m ake arrangem ent* will H il-un Con. I <>.. and Seminole (,‘»n Co . for tiie p a y m e n t ol e x tra work in laying brick in special ro a d and bridge d istrict No. ! on edge, .that same would lie laid tint, nml thnt' I in v would !*o held responsible Dr D .1 Miller addressed I he board in reference to keep of Mis* Mary R are, u pauper, w arrant nr,¡. red d raw n (nr SI2 5M tn jm\ (nr sh ore < ommunirutinii* from th e follow­ ing named parties were read and ordered filed. Tho Florida Metal Frodoctn Co., way known ns Richmond avenue be­ Steven» Rros. & Co., Mrs. C. C. I-ee, ginning at the interescction of said clerk authorized to answer; A tlantic roadway with Geneva avenue, run­ Coast Line Ity. Co., purchasing ning thence south one ( 1 ) mil* (less agent; \V. V. Knott, state C om pt. 220 yards) along the center line of C om m unication frofn th e War Section three <31, Township twenty Dept, in regard to the lights on the (201, Range th irty one (31) S. & E. bridge at th e north end of • Lake to the intersection of n thirty (30) Je**iip, known as the Geneva bridge, foot roadway. 220 yards north of read and m a t t e r referred to C o m ­ the soutli line odf said Section 3, missioner L. A. Rrumley a n d J T. Township 20 , Range 31. thence west Mcl.ain, with power to act on said roadway one <!) mile to Atty. Geo A, Def'otte*, s u b ­ Heardnll avenue. Also two road­ mitted report on abstract on p ro p ­ ways known as Jordan road and erty bought of .1. A. Rurrolt) to lo­ Drown road each thirty (30) feet used ns a c o u n ty home. Clerk in­ wide and three quarters (**) of a structed to calculate taxes tin Cert mite lung, running east J-j mile from No 1822, sale of 1891, on above Richmond iivcnenuu and west .p ro p e rty .. mile to Cameron avenue along Petltio.T of Chas. T. Clark, asking the north quarter section lino and for road th ro u g h Mrs. A. Mc­ th e center hnlf section of said sec­ Donald's place filed with no action. tion 3, Township .20,. Range 31, L, A. Rrum ley authorised to in v e s ti­ S <t E. (Less nevertheless ono road­ gate and see what rould lie done in way known ns th»f Jordan road, regards to giving Chas. T. C la rk an th irty (30) feet wide). outlet to his p roperty, with power to Dr. Walker addressed tho hoard act. , in reference to buck taxes on lots in Mr. Bailey addressed the h o a rd in Longwoofl and asked the board to reference to taxes on some of his recommend to tho state comptroller property in Sm ith'« Sub- Division th a t ho be allowed to redeem samo an d ask th a t commissioners recoma t a flat sum of $5.00 plus Clerk’s \ mend lö s ta te C om pt to allow refees. G ranted. ¡ dem ption of sam e a t $100 00 jilus S anford. May 1th, 1915. Run. H oard ol C ounty C om m is­ sioners in a n d for Seminole co unty met In re g u la r scossimi at 10:00 a. m Present, C hairm an L P. Rugati, and Commissioner* I. A Rrumlny. C \\ Fnt zmingi-r I \ Clark and J T Mi I n l II e l d \ I I »ought**, depili) ilerk am i * M Hand. *in-ritl Minutes of the la*t meeting read and ap p roved. W arrants paid during tho month of April o rd e re d cancelled. Commissioner L A R ru m le y . re ­ port* in regard* to opening avenue in the S anford Celery licita th at tin* wan n e v e r dei dared a public roadway, a n d that tin- hoard of ioinmi*»iuipT* have no power to act The following road wan declared | n public ro a d w a y after due publica¡tinti and ihi* board. having received no protest: T h e fifty 150> foot road plunged into the St. Johns River and Dr. Johnson and Mrs. J. II. Rlund and two daughters had n narrow escape from death, being rescued from the river just in time to save their llvcs.^ The Johnson party had, spent the day tit Atlantic Reach and wete on their way Write, having entered the ferry a t South Jacksonville. Just ns the boat was approaching tho land­ ing on this side of The river I>r. Johnson left the car und went to the front where he cranked his machine. In some manner he had left the machine in gear and when the engine started the- car jerked ahead knocking him overboard while tho car plunged through the heavy chains and went into th e river. Tho car took ita plunge as u cry was heard from one end of the ves­ sel and lines were throw n overboard to the party, Dr. Johnson and others succeeding in rescuing Mrs. Bland and daughters hut were unahio to save his wife and children. One baby girl, nbo9t five years of ago was taken from the river and the pulmotor put Into action, but she could, not be resuscitated. The bodies of Mrs. Johnson and the Mr. J. N. W hitner addressed the other two children, aged two and board in reference to taxes of the four are stilt In the w ater. Sanford Traction Co., for 1914, ask­ ing a reduction of one-half of tho Mrs. Cushing, Mrs. M. A. Smith, taxes. This bosrd recommends to Mr«. X. A. CUrk and Mrs. Bauk* th e state comptroller th a t they be night, accompanied B. G. Smith to allowed to accept $57.25 In full: the city yesterday from Oviedo. settlem ent. Mr. E. H t Kllbee addressed the Mrs. Bauknight is from Leesvllle, 8 . C„ and ia tbs guest of her cousin. hoard in regard to the petitions askMrs. Cushink. . i n f for mark Brand inspectors ï r,-.¿ \i ifiË É Ifl list recently compiled by an O kla­ hom a newspaper. It is pleasing to note t h a t , with the single exception of Texas, none of the southern statesis included. A portion of the list f-dlo w s : Kansas Law to prohibit the use of face powder, hair dye or bleach, th e piercing of ears and wearing of ear rings. C olorado Laws to compel ch ick ­ e n s to go to roost before 7 p. m. daily, providing th at hulls driven along the m ad at night shall wear paid that i* promised, at least four days of the week will be covered hy them alone • v * Then comes tho county division hills, half a score nearly are proposed and the work of equalizing feeling and remits a n d squaring tiling* with the pro* a n d con* will ta k e up sev­ eral days. •The rno*t im portant m atter and ilio one creating the widest interest ■ . .¿ L G S L L .U clerk's fees. Granted, . E. V. Camp, representative for Jnudqn Engineering Co., addressed the board in reference to passing a resolution to . mend damage being done this company by resolution passed by thifc board Aug. 3rd» 1914, and being used by their competltora. A ttorney DeCottes authorited to draw resolution agreeeable (Continued on Page Four) . -iV -- i Utilise Did Nut Cjincur Tallahassee, M ay 10. The house of representatives this morning re­ fused to pass a resolution which ex­ pressed Sentiment favoring pence, but w hich informed President Wilson thnt t h e sennte was ready to back him in the action th a t might grow out of the loss of American lives th ro u g h the sinking of the American steam er L usitania. Believing th a t any '«uH i expression a^ this tim e would only serve to "RujA the b o a t" Speaker Hardee took ^no floor of the house to op|w>Ro it nfter Its In­ troduction jointly by Anderson of Escam bia and Dawson of H e rnando. Seeing t h a t there was a possibility of the resolution meeting defeat a n d beoieving that it should havo tho unanim ous support of the house, Mr. H e rnando after considerable dehate asked th a t the resolution lie w ithdraw n. Big Hank M erger On S a t u r d a y Last the S ta te Hank of F .orida ami the Atlantic N ational Hank of Jacksonville were merged into tho Atlantic National Bunk with tho following officers: Edward Lane, president; F. W. Hoyt, viqp president: T. P. Den­ ham. vice president; W. C. Croom, vie* «president; D. D. Upchurch, vice . president; D. K. fiatherwood, cashier. ,, g& V . - » .............. t t i i A j d & i a A • Maasnchusett* Rarhelors to pay a n n u a l tax ol #5 Prohibiting tinwearing of whiskers hy doctor* und dentist* N ebraska Laws runpelling tile N ational guard to do ninety day»' work each year on the road« and bridge* of the «tale. Requiring dealers in stock food to pay a licen*e of $26 per annum . Texas Compelling chttr-h g-ier* to leave I heir artillery on tin- o u t s i d e of <-lxit r « h building Illinois Forbidding the giving of tips to garhers, porters, hat s n a t c h ­ ers, etc. Taking bachelors 30 years of age }50 p e r ,a n n u m . M innesota Law* providing th at lum berjacks shall be furiii^Jiyd with individual liatli tub*. N o rth Dakota l.aw establishing uniform t h i c k n e s s o f sleigh runn-rt*. It is ju«t this sort of stuff th a t cultivate* disrespect for law and keeps the question of individual right* c o n t i n u a l l y a g itu ted r People respect laws th a t have intelligent purpose behind th em , but they have little respect for freak legislation of a n y character. lot ws of this c h a ra c ­ ter te n d to lessen respect for really good e n u e tm r n ts .— Pensacola J o u r ­ nal. , j *ùn. Rcrnstorff, th e German am b assa d o r, called on S ecretary Bryan to d a y and expressed " d eep regrets t h a t tho events of tho war had led to the loss of so m any American live».*' After •a half hour conference between the ambassador and the sec retary a statem ent to th a t effect was given out by m u tu a l agreem ent. Whiio tho sta te m e n t does not specifically mention tin- Lusitania disaster it sews knut^n th a t the tw o * officials talked of it. It was th e a m b a s s a ­ dor's first visit to the s la te d e p a r t­ m ent since the sinking of tbn liner. Secretary B ryan received him and immediately greeted him cordially. The only response front th e am b a s ­ sador to questions after th e confer­ ence was th n t he had m ade no -ap­ pointment with President Wilson, Tiie s ta te m e n t given o u t was in­ terpreted b y . officials as m eaning that the am b assador expressed regr--l not only at the I«»1»» of th e life on the L usitania but for th e A m er­ ican* lost i:i th e torpedoing of tho American steam ship Gultlighl and one American lost on th e F alaba. Dixie Highway Sleeting For t hi* avow ed purpose * of getling the Dixit* Highway routed through sou th Florida, an organiza­ tion known a* the Florida C entral Highway Association was formed Sutiiri|iii id Kissimmee A com ­ mittee lla* bet'll appointed to draft a constitution anti bylaws. A per­ manent organization will be per­ fected in O rlando June 10, Nine countie« were represented a t the meeting in Kissimmee. T h ey are Hillsborough, Polk, DeSoto, Oacttol,, Seminole. Orange, Volusia, Dude and P u tn a m . Hillsborough was represented by T. Ed. B ra y n of rhis city. Factions front Jacksonville am i Puiatka put u p 11 fight to get the highway th ro u g h those citie», bu t the other delegates being in th e m a ­ jority defeated their effort«. Tho surviving plan i* for a highw ay lead­ ing through L ake City» Gainesville, Ocala, Orlando, Bartow, Arcadia, Okeechobee C ity and Kissim m ee and from Kissimmee e a s tw a rd to tiie East C oast of the. peninsula. DuSoto c o u n ty through ¡ts dele-’ nates pledged 42 miles of ro a d , und Osceola pledged 6 mile», a n d p ro m ­ ised to pave also from th e Orange county lino with brick, to th e Pollc county line. Ed. Scott of Arcadia, H. C. S t a n ­ ford of Kissim m ee and Mr. Hol­ brook of O rlando Were ap p o in te d delegates to th e highw ay co nvention which meet« In C h a tta n o o g a , Juno 20. All hoards of co unty co m m is­ sioner* in counties tmn-r**'<l by the proposed rou te are urged to send delegates also. Frank Re-Sentenced Atlanta, May 10.—Leo M. F rank today was resentenced to be hanged to death Tuesday, June 22, for tho murder of Mary Phagan, tho A t­ lanta factory girl. Sentence waa pronounced by Jbdge Hill in the auperlor court here. Before the court took action, Frank made a statement, reiterating hia innocence. >**.)«s �. *r THE SANFORD HERALD PAGE TW O 5*- ' U> / > . ■ I COUNTY HAPPENINGS % PRESERVING THE WASTE BETÍER TIMES COMING may h WAR BECOMES HABIT I , to u SANFORD CYCLE CO. | STATE HOARD* OF HEALTH * | • Grapefruit Brought No Price In the The signs of the fim o*-are -for Market but. the Juice Is in De­ better things in Florida. PAOPLA POI 6TS People Quickly Adapt Themselves — Agents For— ^ mand. *_ * An educated public sentimeuf* tho Mr. Zachary was quite indisposed ------------------------- -------------------to New Life. result of a quarter century of earnest for a ’time last week. The Herald has called atten tio n work by tho State Board of Health Miss Frances Pearson was on the to the fact from time to time of the to bring the people of the state to a sick list for a few days last week. Take It Carelessly Like Life on Vol­ f , a Charles and Edith Camphell left- the wasteful methods of the farmers higher appreciation of the value of cano-Boys Air Expect to Fight The most'wonderful car that has ever been pm " a for their home in Salem. Ohio last and growers 4 >l Florida who as soon clean living has been reflected in',tinand Are Not Uneasy Over Saturday, going by boat to Jackson­ as the shipments of fruits and veg­ progressive action of the legislature 4 - the market for $750 F.O.B, Factory, Detroit, M Pibspect ville and stopping a few days In Sa» etables cense allow the remainder of now in session at Tallahassee. Al­ %— vannah, Ga., and Washington, I). C., the crop to go to waste when so ready the upper branch of this body * SEE US FOR DEMONSTRATION By GABRIEL DELAGARDE. much of it could ho canned, bottled has given serious heed to tho sug­ $ onroute. (Correspondent Chicago Dully News.) & Amiens,. Francc.».—In the last few „ Mr. John E. Allen, who has been or preserved. The canning clubs or­ gestions for the legislative bettor $ visiting his cousins, Miss Icenhour ganized hire are doing a great work ment of Florida’s health laws, and days I have mudo Inquiries among and Mrs. Fraser and improving his in preserving the waste products of there seems to be no doubt that the many persons to find out the stato of s> ^& place on lower Twin I-ake, returned the fields and will continue to reduce lower ' house will confirm the action mind of the civil population as regards ~ the war generally. I have talked with to his home in Columbiana.. Ohio-tlu*-l»‘Kh cost of living. Now a t the of tfl(f"senatorial law makers. tradespeople, manufacturers, retired end of the season for oranges and For moro" than -tw enty- five years merchants, ordinary laborers, other la s f Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Patton entertained grapefruit we wish to call attention the State Board 'of Ncaltfr has stood employees—as many - as posslbto of n few friends at dinner Saturday to the fact that the orange and grape between the people of tho stato and each. It is easy to enter upon a con­ menaces. Originally the versation; at tho presont time it Is and the younger people came for the fruit can be utilized to a good advan­ serious The Standard Railroad of the South evening when cake and ice . cream tage. Grapefruit juice is becoming board came into existenco by the not necessary to rack one's brains to SCHEDULE EFFECTIVE APRIL 5th, 1915 were served. As is usual a t this a favorite drink at the fountains in act of a special session of the legis­ find a subject, and the subjoct is In­ hospitable home, all thoroughly en­ all part.« of the United States and lature, called together by Governor exhaustible. People have grown wise. this summer will make the drink F. P. Fleming, following the yellow Tho fantastical reports which at tho joyed thomselvek. No. 82 No. 86 • No. 80 more popular than ever. fever epidemic of 1888. Tho guiding beginning of tho war were iiftarlably Mr. and Mrs. John Abrahams Lv Jacksonville . ,. . 8:30 am 1:35 pm 8:10 pm believed fall now on skeptical ears. A simple method of bottling the idèa was th a t this Board should Ay Savannah......... .12:50 pm 5:35 pm 12:35 om were visiting Mrs. Jnmmes lust Moreover, things aro now in order. Ar Richmond . . .... . 5:20 am 9:18 am 8:00 pm week. Mrs. Abrahams will be re- julco of grapefruit for use in making lead and focalize the fight for the The other day, at a prominent hair­ Ar Washington . . . . 8:50 am 12:38 pm 11:50 pm memherpd ns Miss Rosa J a mines. ucld beverages is advocated by the protection of the entire stato against, Ar Ballfmore.......... .10:27 am 1:50 pm 1:38 om dresser's shop In town, a man an­ Miss Helen Jjerm an and Mr. Al­ United States departm ent of agri­ this disease—just how was not un-j nounced to those who would listen Ar Philadelphia . .. .12:45 pm 4:03 pm 4:25 am Ar New York . . . . . . 2:57 pm G-.20 pm 7:13 am fred Nelson spent the week end culture as a means of gaining a use­ derstood, and the uncertainty of that the Germans bad Just entorod ful. by-product from hundreds of. the proposition was the reason for Albert An officer, who was being with the Misses Pearson. All-steel Equipment, Free Reclining Chair Cars to Washington. Dining Car Service on Trains 82 nnd 86 . Sleeper to Savannah on Train «0 • Oscar Pearnon is at work with thousands 'of cases of grapefruit clothing it with extraordinary au­ shaved. Interfered, had the man ar­ thority. *•’ rested, nnd for hla Imprudenco bo his brother in Sanford for the pres­ which^are now wasted. For Information and Reservation Phone or Write All th a t is necessary according to In those day's the agency of the passed eight days In prison. ent. Who" would imagine, while walking Everybody is rejoicing over the the government's fruit juice spec­ mosquito'us a carrier of the germ of completion of the new brick road, ialists is tb bring tho grapefruit yellow fever was not understood, through tho streets of Amiens, that ISA Weiil tía y Hirtel* J»ck »on ville, 'Fla.. IllIUboruUfh Mairi. I.im;*», flk htch makes a long and tedious juice to the boiling pbitjt, in a porce­ hut with the later discovery of this tho Germans - were' 30 kilometers Filane 17 . i*liofili n* (about twenty miles) from here, hot lain lined or enameled kettle, pour fact and the stern application, of ourney to the city a thing of the past. A large number of autos it while still hot into bottles, which the principle involved, the problem moreT Tho soldiers from the trenches do not corno here, or If they do tho drove out over the new roYD on Sun­ then are hermetically sealed. The became simple, because it had been officers and men aro obliged to come day and made Paula herself seem juice when so handled will keep in­ rohtxfd of Its mystery. clean and In good stylo. Automobiles definitely, and. provides u base for quite citified. With the solution of this problem only have tho right to be dirty. The Mr. and Mrs. F. A. Johnson a t­ grudefruitadc or other acid bever­ others became relatively more im- population, It appears, must not sou C O W P E A S tended tho school picnic a t Long- ages having the characteristic acid, portant, for the world wan udvnnc- tfio war In an unfavorable light, somewhat hitter, flavor of the fruit. ing in its knowledge of health mut-i So tho peoplo aro gradually growing wood on Saturdny. AH the standard varieties in stock. Will sell you one accustomed to this abnormal state of Some unknown person opened a Experiments show, however, that it te n , and Florida was keeping is highly im portant that the bottle quart or one carload. How m any do you want and where do " affairs. Just as tho inhabitants of n abreast of the times and In udditiun window in tho store room nt Twin bo completely filled so that no layer town near a smoking volcano go about you want them delivered? it had ita own problems. Lakes Plantation Sunday afternoon There is no greated obstacle to their business without giving It a and helped themselves to a goodly of air be left between the top of the thought. Ah a friend of mine, a lit­ quantity of fresh laid eggs. The > icc •n"* thp cork or Kpul- Where progress than indifference. The erary tnnn of tbeso parts, said to me: place was left alone about on hour. !lir in anF nmount comes in contact preaching of men who are In earnest, "War? It's a matter hf habit; heart, nnd whoever entered the house was the loP ‘he sterilized juice who know what they are talking soul. mind, all become dally hardened Plant City, Fla. i! will cause the juice lo change its about, is listened to and treated to it. Wo have adapted ourselves to probably on tin- watch and expected to have more time than they got. color. In handling the juice it is as the vaporing« of fanatics, but the our new life,'' Considerable rummaging was done, particularly important (hat it he fanatics of today are the wise men. And tho remark Is Just. It applies ■■ ■ ■ ■ ■ .■ ■ ■■ —- - — . ■ hut nothing of much value seem« to kept from coming in contact with the lenders of tomorrow. 10 tho people, «-specially lo tho men jni«iiai,ijmiou»3iJuiiLta£.am3i3iii3»SiSua«oi5ztotatmiii;iic.-'. iron or other metals easily, acted B have been taken hut the eggs. As medical science has advanced who have remained here. All tho ; * r young men are alike; that Is, the great * Mr, Edgar Bridgi» has received a upon by acids. in its knowledge of health and satiiIt Is also possible to freeze the tution anil of tlu-ir intimate relation, majority. They realize that. If the government appointment which re­ M ILL WORK OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS quires his immediate presence in grapefruit juice into solid ice .and ns prevention of disease has " been war lasts, their turn will come to go to ttic front, nnd It causes them no then by whirling the iee in a centrif­ Chattanooga, T en n and he and brought to u par with its cure, uneasiness. We are prepared to figure with v<fU on all t l.i- Mrs. Bridge left us on Monday. ugal machine, to take out a large Florida’s Health Board has urged of LUMBER a n d MILL WORK fo rH O t’Sl-;. sT<»l;i: These good people have been with l,#rt wnter and leave the sol- these ideas on the attention of tin"There Is tho mental* anguish which uà over a year and have greatly g o r i n g matter of the fruit, people of RorIda. It has argued, it uffects alt without distinction, with : u or BARN. a Framing, flooring, ceiling, siding, uwnisId endeared themselves to the entire This freezing and concentrating of has offered proofs in numberless m- terrible equality, from tho minister to qti doors, screens, b lin d s, mouldings, lattice, frame:«. L a community, who deeply deplore their the juice greatly reduces the hulk s .in'es of the truth of Its position, whom we aro Indebted for the three »4 Estimates Furnished Free & a loss and look eagerly forward to and makes a product that can he and in the final result it has removed years' service law and who has Just ti Tell L h What You Want t their return ut some not distant sterilized by heating and kept in­ from Florida the unjust aspersion lost hlB son. to the poor little woman a§ c la. b date. They have endured our sum­ definitely. Care must he taken to th at a serni tropical country is nec­ who chars to ronko a living, whose ti a q •itt off n rt a arrjtr*p « p ztv 'J t*mt « p s»r b b b p n n e w tt si ww zi aar*3 y v u • '» :»1t• mer heat nnd winter rain without n keep the juiee from coming in essarily unhealthful, by proving the husband Is a prisoner In Germany. This It Is which makes war odious, contact with iron. murmur; have ulways been ready to contrary of the great Feninsulur which creates tho fiercest hatreds ' 1- '- ■-■!■■■. - ■ — 'i------- »---- -While as yet, so fnr* as known, State. - ertjoy a good time a n d .have done a W. J . T H I G P E N & C O M P A N Y hath In tho hearts of tho soldiers and great deal for tho pleasure nnd en­ there is no commercial market for Ita work has been that of eiLuca- tht> civil populattuu. One day I re- ; AGENTS joyment of all their many friends, sterilized .grapefruit juice, it is he tion, illustrated by many olqect turned from Albert with n poor worn-j who wish them the best of lurk Roved that many persons witi-flnd lessons. It hus shown that typhoid nn- w*'0 '1BS no ono et tho front, hut wherever they may he. this juice, with the addition of fever uh’d malaria and smallpox and 'k l t a M *ltnesaed tho ruip of a town water and sugar, a pleasant varia­ hookworm arc not necessary that ^ "• bombardment She stretched out Ottica with H O L D E N R E A L C B T A T g CO. tion from lemonade, or limeade. they may he »aided and how It »>" Uiln arms with tho suppleness of . , . , , a t at ns she »aid Those who like grapefruit should nn* *m>wn n o w int» ravagi'* iul»*r... , . , I>e * * I-*'l.. tho women hnvo a hand find the beverage Inviting. The F io r ili.' Sanford. culosis may he minimize,I |i h&s ||Ver to me four 'hoches' only, and I method so simple that tho»e in reDunedin, May 8 . Dunedin hlfii gjons where grapefruit are cheap and j demonstrated the relations between will undertake to put out the eyes of fatrly claim to he the manufacturing pIentiful rttn proparo thia product on clean bodies and clean surroundings those highwaymen." The refugees suffer nnd have sufcenter of the West Couat of Florida 1n small scale with ordinary. house­ nnd the highest physical health. Yet, moie than oneo In tho past has fered materially. They nrn virtually : und lU citizens arò calling the town hold appliances. , > tho only enes. One may say that, far a hill to abolish thu State Board of “ The Pittsburgh of tho Pinellas » from Increasing misery, tho war has Those who wish to make ¡} clear Health, or to make it nn ¡nsigniflPeninsula." ; t W 4 The h. n. Skinner Manufacturing ,nny f‘!lor ‘he grapefruit juice e m t branch c* seme other depart- diminished It. Such a w*nve of official nnd private charity hna sw-opt over 4 Complete abstracts from the records of Co. ha* just completed u f o u n d “ Li by luUU"* tD 11 m«ht of tLate government received the country! Nearly all of tho poorer 4» 00 ,,n 11 .. Jrmu two «0 three pet cent (about! serious consideratir 11 by a .«tate classes receive from the state either with a capacity of 2800 lbs'of.cnsrOrange and Seminole Counties. T axes , xnrre ounces avoirdupois to tiu- legislature. ings per hour. This is one of an indemnity for their enforced Idle­ gallon) of infusorial or Fuller'» earth ♦ largest foundries in Florida and em ­ Happily, those dayi are in the ness or relief because of the war. é paid for non-residents. Am I lo pity tho manager of a large ploys u considerable number of ex­ well washed with hot water. The pant and the legislature of 1015 in mixture in then forced through u ;0 pert moulders. Alt of the castings its wisdpm and appreciation of the factory who told me ho had lived on C. W. GOODRICH, Manager. used in the extensive line of packing non-metal Uc filter press and the aim s and ambitions nnd accomplish- V “nffiP riviri ftnttf ° r i00'000 fr*nca bofor« > rtnnsis't anAn,l in house machinery made by his edn clear juice roheatod nnd boiled. m ents of the board, is providing war, and now doesn't spend 10 francs 444 No, because ho himself does concern hereafter will "be produced With the freexing proccaa the juice it with larger resources and powers anotdayi complain nnd accepts It In tho is filtered after concentration, about to do its work. It is a m atter of in its owfi foundry.' proper spirit, even though, Instead of twice the amount of infusorial or A few weeks ago the Skinner Fuller's earth being used per gallon rongratualtion th a t a legislative body hnvlng hie nutomebilo waiting for him hus come into power in Florida with at* the station, ho Is obliged to walk, people built u warehouse with a floor of concentrate. tho intelligence nnd the will to with an aiplno sock on Lis back In space of approximately 10.000 square Tho chemists in connection with! hnsten the progresa of the state plnco of a valise. Ho says that ho High Grade Guaranteed Antos feet. This will greatly increase the this bottling of grapefruitt juice, noml $ 2 0 0 .0 0 to $ 8 9 5 .0 0 through the increased efficiency .of has never felt better. Like others, he rapacity of the plant by renderingi ^ 'p u b l i c ‘that“ 'the sarrih »mí process soon adapted himself tb this now ON EASY PAYMENTS it possible to keep a number o f |is not 8ulubI, for i)0ltlil,K thp juice th e State "f^oard of Heulth. statq of affairs. / t________________ Forestales and information write packing houso outfits On hand. These of oranges and lemons, which will turo KU01N6 CO., Ik ., Piiliburgb, Pa. can bo made up in tho dull season not retain their flavor if handled in To Clean Marble. or cooaul i your local dealers B LA M ES HIS RUIN ON BOOKS for installation when there fs a do- this way, 1 ?bo three ounces of pearl ash, ono ^mand. Tho warehouse has a capac­ pound of whiting and three pints of London Hermit's Passion Caused Him ity of about ten complete outfits. NOTICE wnter, well mixed, nnd boll ten min­ to Abandon a Prosperous Tho delinquent tax list will be pub­ utes. Itub It well" over the marble and One of its features is n monorail Bustnsss. system for handling of the .machin­ lished June 1st. Fay your tax now lot It remain I t hours; then rub It off and dry *’Rh clean cloth. ery between tho erecting shop and and save expense. London.—-“Books havo been my tbe warehouse uqd from the latter M. W. Lovell, Collector ruin," was -one of tho best tilings said to tho loading platform. by the Into Charles Augustus Ward, 74-5t-Tues & Fri who In hls latter days was a curious Anlther »innovation In the exten Mdch In Brief Dream. Danger In Waiting. old hermit of Walthamstow In Essex. sivo factory operations of the Skin­ Just because.^» Oregon eclrntlst n»It Is written of ono of tho most Ills passion for books had led him to Steel vs. Iron. of Englishmen who was dic­ clarca that old jnen do the t* 1 '" ’r ner Manufacturing Company is a de­ dlSposo of the prosperous wrlno busi­ eminent For some purpose iron Is to bo YO U Will SAVE tating to hls amanoonsta chapters of Is no reason, of course, why partm ent for making brushes. Hero: at Mayfair he Inherited from hls an Important work, and whlln.so en­ 56 cts. rtfi <;a l ness fellows should pul off contempt' tofore, the large quantity of brushes preferred l ^ t e c l and vice versa. To father. easily distinguish ono from tho other, gaged was overcome by aledp. He achievements until the arrival of lf* n u s is now used in the packing house machinery make a brlght'spol on the metal with Ono of hls hobbles was cook books;, dreamed of matters of great moment, mndirTTy this house have been pro­ a file or sand paper and apply a single at eighty-seven ho was compiling ono of diplomatic conferences, exhausting dining years. It may be that the 1 f Buy 4 gals. L.ÆM. Semiwho accomplishes little Jn hi* cured from other manufacturers. drop of nitric acid. Allow It to re* Mixed Real Paint fs.40 for hls own uso from ancient sources many days and weeks. Becoming maturity will tnsho up for thf And 3 gala. Linseed Oil when death overtook him. lie had awake he chided hls secretary for p er Sometimes this led to delays in de­ main for one or two minutes and »M b when ho starts down Ihe western "W® to mix with it at ju^t Inherited a small fortune from «fitting him to loop, and was astound­ of livery, hs tho supply of brushes or wipe off. If the spqt has a palo life. It doesu't sound rea*c.naW* estimated cost of 2.40 hls sister. Ills collection of 3.000 could not be obtained rapidly enough ashy appearance it la wrought Iran; ed to be told by tho scrivener that however. , Makes 7 gals. Paint for $10jo volumes has gone to tho London li­ he bad not finished the last sentence to fill nil orders. The quality of. the If it If* a brownish black. It Is steel; brary. that had beeu dictated. ' Volumes have brushes now produced Is better than If a deep black. It la cast Iron. It’s only $1.54 per gal. Ho was often seen around London been written crammod with such ex­ tbe average it waa possible to secure Finest Dates Grow There' In a Holland smock, or a blue frock periences in Infinite variety. s e a l paint 1» Beyond* tho land of the “*rDTTv under the old plan. greater portion of the citrus packing •coat with brass buttons, and a Pana­ In the far south of Morocco. 11» The Skinner business has In­ houses equipped In the stale in tho ma hat with yellpw ribbon. great oaala of Tafilct. famous for ,9‘ * --------* . ,|| _ creased marvelously in the past year post year and an even greater num­ Use a gallon ou| of any you vast groves of datwpslms. ,,erV ^ Taste» Change. Wanted to B e a Hero. or two. B. C. Skinner, the general ber of outflta could have been sold buy and if not the best paint hundreds of square miles, tb'' Funny that the very fellow who begs Now York.—"1 wanted to, bo a hero manager attrib u te^th ia increase prin­ bad the factory capacity permitted made, then return tho paint Is covered with a thick growth® and get a medal like tho boy tn tbe a girt for a lock of her hair in the cipally to two factors— tbe policy of their production. With increased tall, straight «tome of the l’»™-. . courtahlp days When he klssee It so morfes." said 8 amnel Balk, twelve. facilities made available, it is be- and gét all your money back. Charged With starting a fire la bis fondly will sweer like a trooper If be the product of those e,0Min,Tf..f gqaranteelng satisfaction I [The Skinner •very for finds one of them In the butter after trees la enormous In qusntUfhome. produce tbe finest dates lu In I he la married. ' The 1 9 1 5 Maxwell Automobiles ■S' 1 0 8 P a lm e tto A v e n u e _ _ S a n fo rd , Fia,- A T L A N T IC COAST LINE THROUGH TRAINS TO NEW YORK DAILY ATLANTIC COAST LINE Ï m Kilgore Seed Company NOVELTY PLANT Yellow Pine Lumber Co., Kissimmee, ih General Fire Insurance GREAT IS DUNEDIN CO. :: SEMINOLE COUNTY ABSTRACT 7 l t YOUR OPPORTUNITY m B. PQPE, Agent Sanford, Fla. M MAKE YOUR OWN f PAINT Í Â 'S i ü ï œ J ï   r — Son, Sanlord d l �■ ¡M H A Ï II, 1915 SOME FREAK HURLERS SCARCITY OF PLAYERS few Players Who. Can Use Other W* Hand in Pitching. a. 'Keenan of Youngetown Could Work Equally Well With Either Arm— Corcoran Tried ■to "Come Back" With Left Hand. Followers of baseball bavo often beard of tbe fellow who could pitch • fast ball with either hand and n>ake It curro also, but few have seen one of tbeso pitching freak«. llM ilull kl<jlT »min of * chatf mined Owao&oaoattr-whw-pWehed for Youngstown, 0., In 1885. Keenan ■could pitch equally well with eithor arm. On the Fourth of July of that season this wonder pitched two games of ball against New Castle and beat that team In both contests, llo worked his left arm (n the first gamo and tlscd bis right wing in tho second con­ test, with tho odds In favor of tho right whip. Tho famous Larry Corcoran of tho Chicago team, In tho early 80‘s was one of tho great hurlcrs of tho pcjiod. Larry Jost tho use of his won­ derful right arm during the season of 1885. This almost broke his heart, for Larry waa not old In yoars. It dawned upon him that ho might make a left-handed pitcher, for ho was al­ ways cloter st throwing with hla left, and used to practice frequently. In tho season of 1880 Corcoran signed with a Southern leaguo team as a lefthanded pitcher and reported for pructlco as such. Ho worked hard to gain control^ for ho dovoloped rare speed« Larry pitched a fow exhibi­ tion games, and In one of them he kinked his remaining wing so bad­ ly that he was released, b o ho had to quit tho game, for ho had run out of pltchlpg arms. Windham, originally a right-hand­ ed pitcher, lost the ubo of his pitch­ ing arm through an accident. He rnodo a shift, and ^ e g a n practicing with his loft arm. Ho was very suc­ cessful and mado a splendid record with tho Worcester team of the Fast­ en) league during 1913. su good, In fad, that ho was signed by the Hi Louis Americans for tho Bcason of 19H. However, his pitching from tho loft s ld o was not natural for him, and Instead of his arm getting ulrouger and better ho weakened hlB whole left flldo and Anally had to glvo up pitching. Ho the ambidextrous hUrler Is more or leaa of n myth. Tho pitching game la too Btrenuoua for any kind of an arm but tho good natural wing. * BIG E D WANTED M O R E TIME contused and gavo the Whistle for C A P P ED T H E P U R S E R ’ S STORY got going to tho port sldo when he meant tho starboard, and tho freighter ran War Correspondent’s Yam About him down and stovo in fftu/ of hla com­ Ponto Was Close to the Limit In partments, and he sank In nine min­ • I Nature Faking. Growth of Big Cities Shrinks utes. whistling for help to tho very last." Crop of Youngsters. Ono of tho few American war corre­ After which a great silence befell at spondents who really saw something the of tho European war In Its first stages Post.purser’s table.—Saturday Evening Ball Fields of Ample Size, Within was coming home on tho Lusitania not many trips ago. He sat a t tho purser’s Walking Distance, Decrease as The Airship’s Wireless. table, and the purser ono evening Rush of Building Begins to Tho newer German naval and mili­ told a truthful nature tola of having 8 wallow Up Vacant Lots. • been on a ship th at onco passed tary airships of tho Zeppelin and Parthrough a school,of whalea In mid- Beval models are equipped with wire­ less apparatus of much greater power Ono reason for tho scarcity of ocean. than ever before. The wireless Im­ classy young ball playern, men good "All of them were sound asleep,” enough to Bhlno In tho major league, said tho purser with a wink to an ac­ pulses are diffused and received by an Is tho growth of tho great cltlca. Con­ complice, "and all of them were ouor- aerial mado of a three-millimeter phosphor bronzo wire th a t as tho airsidering tho fact that baseball enthus- h this statement may look fantastic or Impossible. Nevertheless, It Is true, and unless the colleges or tho farms begin to replenish tho supply there will bo a serious shortage In highgrado ball players within tho next few years. You cannot have ball play­ ers unless you havo s place to play them. And with tho great cities ex­ panding and. lncoAsantly bulging out their lines of settlement, whefo do tho ball yards go? Tako Chicago for an example. A fsw years ago them wero ball Bolds of ample slxo within walking distance for everybody. Huge vacant lots we^o abundant In every direction. On Satur­ days and Sundays theso lots 'wero black with spectators, crowded sO closo that ct'ery foul tip copped soma one In tho countenance. Tho City league had severnl lino ball parks nnd did a prosperous business, even after tho National league started Sunday games. Then tho rush of building be­ gan to swallow up tho lots. Ono by one tho parks wore seized; tho lots passed out of existence by tho dozen. A few more years and the amateurs could And room only by taking car rides of such length that they lost the whoto day going and returning. Tho big leagues, oven If their parks nro somo distance out. draw tho peo­ ple who havo leisure to go a few miles and spend an afternoon The young amateurs cannot take tho time—many of them cannot spend the car fare. In every oily the story 1« the snnio— tho march of population, the spread of building operations, has killed oft tlm amateur game by removing tho avail­ able spots whereon tho amateurs could enper. And, what does this mean for thu future supply of tho players? whistling whale that lived In the ocean Just in front of my father’s houio. His name was Panto and ho would answer to It—answer by whistling. You boo, his blow holo was clogged with bar­ nacles and every time bo spouted he mado a sound llko a slreq, on a Arehoot. "Ponto was a great pet with all the ships that traded In and out of Cincin­ nati. Tbe pilots got to know him, and when they wero entering port and Ponto cruising shout In the channel they would signal him and ho would signal back, always giving tho correct number of blasts, llut bo’s dead now —poor old Pirn to! "Ono day a freighter was coming In from Covington, Kentucky, and. Ponto tried to pass her, headed out._ llut ho apparatus Itscir Is very compact; with Its small dynamo It weighs 270 pounds. It has a minimum range of ISO miles nnd can produce wireless waves from ono to four thou­ sand feet long. According to tho Wireless World, overy Large aero­ drome In Germany has its wireless sta­ tion; those at Important centers llko Johannlsthal, Cologne, Frledrlchshafcn. Frankfort and Mannheim are very powerful. Taken together, they form a continuous ring round tho borders of Germany, nnd keop German air­ ships In constant touch with a German base. They alio servo ns n sort of wireless compass, for they enable tho navigating oAlcors when out of sight of land to Ax their position with more than a fair degree of accuracy.— Youth’s Companion. Not Encouraging. Mr. Taft, ex-presldent of tho United States, is a gifted writer, nnd at ono time ho had a high reputation as a poet, says London Tit-Hits. On ono oc­ casion. however, when ho was a very young man,'ho received a unsty shock from an^ esteemed relative of hla. This Was an aunt who lived In tho country, and tho future preafdent went to dine with her ono Sunday evening. Proudly ho carried with him somo cut­ tings from n newspaper—nothing less, In fact, than his own published verses. After tho meal he took them exultant­ ly from hla pocket and gavo them to hla aunt to,read. Adjusting her spectacles, she went through them carefully, while her poetical nephuw watched sflo’ puf'tTowirTtfo puf'Jo w ly. Presently sfto cut­ tings and glanced over her spectacles at tho poet. "William,*’ sho asked, Innocently, "do they print thoso things ’for noth­ ing’ If you Bend them Inf* * Boston Pitcher Is Very Sensitive About Bald Head and Imagines He1* Growing Hair There. Dick Rudolph, who Is one of those Pitcher Reuibach Asked Manager Boston pitching persons, la absolutely Chance to Call Game While He curtain that ho can do what John L>. Warmed Up Behind S tand., Rockefeller and millions of other fel­ lows havo failed to do, In fact (ho Tbo famous old Cub machlno had a says) he'B already doing it. comedian In tho person of Kd IFeul* Dick, to bo moro explicit, says ho 1» bach, tho lanky pitcher, now wlth^be grow lug hair on a bald dome—on his Newark Federal». Ono of his favorite own bald domo. And If you don’t bo­ -expressions when In a facetious mood llero it, Dick will let you look at bis was. "I havo a scheme.” head. He permitted us a look Johnny Evers writes that ho will When told that It didn’t look any sever forget ono of Ed’s schemes. different than It did last summer, Dick T b o Cubs wore In Pittsburgh ono got rather peevish day, and It was Koulhach’s turn (o "IXin’t. hey*” he snapped ’’Woll, work,” says Johnny. "Ho warmed up lemme tell you that there’s about for tho customary ten minutes before eighty more hairs on my head than the gnmo and seemed to havo a lot thero was beforo I began using that treatment.” Dick, as very fow pcoplo know, is bald-headed—very, vory bald headed. T hat’s tho main reason that you rare­ ly seo pictures of Dick that are minus a head covering Ho’s sen»ltlvo about that lack of hair, too. Asked what the treatm ent consisted of, IMrk replied: ’’Well, IFb a secret prescription. Hut it’s a lu lu. Friend of mine—a bar­ ber up in Mm Bronx—mixes It up. Ho told mo to try it, but 1 was sore on trying hair restorers. I told him to go to blazes with bis dope, but ho kept on Insisting that I tiso It and give It a two months' trial. "Well, I finally took a whirl at IL I'vo. been using tho stuff for two ' Hugh' 'Sugar 'TKcfustry. When It Is 'slated that moro than ono hundred million dollars Is Invest­ ed In tho hoot sugar Industry In tho United States, It may bo understood that tho effect of tho war on this In­ dustry In Germany Is of considerable Importance. Tho first beet sugar fac­ tory in Amorica was built In Philadel­ phia In 1830, but It did not provo a success. Tho first successful factory was started In 1970 at AlvardHo, CaJ. It wus In continuous operation uhtil It was torn down a couple of years Love Letters In Her Coffn. Tho will p f Miss Mary Ashton Wado of Yonkers, who died on January 11 at tho ago of seventy-four, was admitted to probnte. Miss Louisa Bradford of 950 West Find avenue, Manhattan, a friend of Miss Wade, Aled an affidavit, stating sho had carried out tho tostator’s dying wish that a certain sealed package among her effects should bo buried with her, Gcrrlt Smith, tho executor’s counsel, Easy, interesting and immensely profit­ said tho mysterious package was sup- able for the Farmer, Fancier or Country IKised to contain lovo letters. Tho Gentleman. Now’’» Breeding Time. WRITE FOR CIRCULAR will disposed of an 811,000 citato to relatives.—.Yonkers (N. Y.) Dispatch to New York Hun. Jackflonrtlfr, hwltU FROG CULTURE The Ortega Frog Farm These 3 dollies are beautifully printed on one large piece of mus­ lin all ready to cut out and stuff. They have gold­ en hair, big brown eyes and are very life-like indeed. A Great Beautiful Doll and 2 smaller dressed dollies for every boy and girl the city. Hurry R U D O L P H HAS O N E W E A K NE SS Misplaced Admiration. , Tho lato W. W. Rockhlll, who died In Honolulu, had a deep and Intelli­ gent knowledge of tho Chinese. "We Americans," Mr. RockhlU onco sabl In Now York, “don’t understand tho Chinese. Wo misread them as » visiting Chinaman once misread on ac­ cident In Broadway. "As tho Chinaman was passing boneath a hugo electric sign, on which a man was a t work, tho man slipped and fell on the Chinaman’s head. ’’ ’Well, well,’ said tho Chinaman to himself, admiringly, a» he roso from tho pavemont; ‘well, woll, how will these wonderful Americans advertlso next?* Washington Star. i 1 ïïi ; ‘ Ed Reulbach of Newark i of stuff on the ball. As soon as he etsppeq Into the box, bowover, bo lost hell. "II® walked tho first five batters Jh»t faced him. After two runs bad foyced In Chance could stand It Dick Rudolph of Boston Braves. longer. He walked over to Reulwch and oald: ’What*»- the taatter months and darned If it ain’t got a lot fo«? Can’t you lay tho ball on of new hair. See ’em 7” T«blat*? if you can’t, got out of tho Once again Dick lifted hla lid, poked his dome at his friends tor Inspec­ 1» a k*T0 a Mheme,’ replied Rouf tion. v “ riL T haven’t warmed up endtgh. "Sorry, Dick, but—’’ ** do. Frank; oak Urn‘'You're blind—that what’s wrong Wra O’Day to call the gamo for ten with you. You’re wall qualified for an W«nt„ while I go behind the stand umpire's Job.”7 “ * k n up eome more.’ And then Dick wheeled on. hie heel ___ __ *and started In pursuit of some sympa­ Christened "Blues.” ‘ Tbe nuffa,0 FVdenUs have been thetic persop who would assist him In .efcH. kidding himself that he la contracting ’ «rUtuned the ”Uluea.f a new growth of wool. H ik A — ' — ACTUAL HEIGHT, 7 1 INCHES • 'AL'.- TH E Bigger Than a Baby ACTUAL HEIGHT, 7 1 INCHES �' P PAGE FOUR THE SANFORD HERALD R. J. HOLLY, Editor W. M. HAYNES. Business M anager I'uMUhsd Every Tuesday and Friday THE HERALD PRINTING COMPANY HUDSCHIFTION THICK. IN ADVANCE O N E YEAR......................................................... IÏ*® HIX MONTHS T II It EE MONTHS . . . IH .......... 74 I M I e rre d In lb* Clly by C antar 17.00 T rt Year la A d tftit« or 2tk . I*«r Monili P i / m m t i U A d ria co ' M n »« II« M i d « al O ff Wo E ntered Aa Hocond-Oaao M ail M i l l « A u (u «t H a d 1 9 0 À, . at (Ko ruoiuffWo a l Hmford, flo rid o . leder Àcl of Marcii Ini. ISTI. O 0U * U i l a r i Id ttattdla* ---- Telephone N o . U h P l a n t a hotel. -OO r else let George* do it. ------ O -----O r get out of the way a n d let s o m e b o d y do it t h a t will. ------ O -----S an fo rd is assured of the y a c h t club a n d harbor if we never h a v e a c o u n t r y club. ------ O -----All the Sanford churches o b ­ s e rv e d M other’s D a y ’with a p p r o p r i a t e services a n d m other was re ­ m em bered. .» • W ith all the im provem ents ta k in g p lace a n d contem plated Sanford look good to the man w ho wants to rnako nn investm ent. K pep cool uml d o n 't rock the b o at. S an fo rd has no tim e to talk a b o u t going to war. We are too busy building hotels, etc. ( M il I hi* cabinet nmi usk our reader« to " K e e p cool, don't rock the b o a t . ” Let the jingoes a n d irresponsible« cry "cow ardice" a n d " G rap e ju ic c dip lo m a cy " and talk war. Now is the tim e (or true m en to come to the fro n t n n d help th e President b y keeping still. We h av e a real m an in the P res­ ident’s chair and our faith is strong. 0 -----R O C K IN G T H E BOAT T he Herald does not believe in rushing m atters into print w ithout due deliberation and th ought. T here are m an y matters coming up from day to day in which this paper could stir up more trouble than the city could t a k e care ol in a year and then* woufd he txrfhlnr falrreifTn*th<* end It is no t so much w h a t a good new s­ paper p u ts into p rin t as it is w ha t the said paper keeps out of print. The e d ito r of The Herald having had years of experience in the busi­ ness in many states has found o u t that good sober second thought will always keep out of print many a r ­ ticles t h a t would ten d to create a disturbance in local affairs and ac­ complish nothing. F o r instance, wo have a question now before the people in regard to changes to bo made in th e high »chool building— change« m ade by th e school hoard, which in th eir ju d g m en t would solve the crowded condition of the schools. The cha n g e Is only te m p o ra ry nnd therefore should no t agitate the minds of the public to sych a re­ markable degree, T h e editor of The H e rald has faith in the local school hoard, tho c o u n ty school board nnd the teachers of the schools. We know th at they will cooperate in every way to m ake the schools the brst in the land. We know th a t they h av e always d one this and they will not he found wanting in this crucial period n n d tem p ro a ry disarrangem ent. No one can say that T h o Herald has over by word or deed cast any stones nt our mngnitirent school system and in th e future as in the past we purpose to uphold t h e hands of those who have our schools in charge | Don't rock the boat. ------O ------ L e t the men of families alw ays hear in mind that Sanford needs a n d m u s t have a Y. M. C. A. building and h a v e it this fall. ------O -----T h is is the season of S u n d a y school picnics and Sanford S u n d a y schools should get together a n d decide upon u good location a n d have a big Sunday school day t) A lthough tin* C h au ta u q u a lust season did not provo a financial KLM E U T H U R H A R D success it is our opinion that the e n ­ We h a v e lost a man. te rta in m e n ts were th e best t h a t Not in war, not in the heat of could bo procured a n d the city was battle, n o t with the lust to kill greatly benelitted thereby. Also upon his face. that we should h av e more of th e Rut in th e peaceful pursuit of same attra ctio n s next season. business a n d pleasu 1*0 while eating -----------0 -----------luncheon on the palntial steam er "Toaohatghlo ra n ch , located n ea r that was supposed to be guarded here, Ijids fair to become as fam ous well within by armor plated double as t h e 101 Ranch of O klahom a," steel an«l without by the strong says t h e Sanford Herald. "T o so - licet of England, mistress of the h a tc h ie ranch now has 32,000 acres seas. ( under fence and upon this im m ense A m an who with his pen and range are 5,000 c a ttle and 2.600 upon the lecture platform lias always sheep.” The -Herald gives som e counseled peace. A m an who has other details of this big ranch a n d accomplished a* much for tho h u ­ shows t h n t the owners are working man race since his sh o rt span of to ra ise the grade of stock and to scarce two score years among us make t h e ranch u p to dAte in e v e ry than a n y oth er lite rary genius of p artic u la r. "Florida beef is now a the age. A man of gentleness, of regularly recognised com m odity on high ideals, an intellectual giant. the m a r k e t." says the Herald, " a n d A man of strange wnys forsooth there a r e several fine ranches in this where he was past understanding v ic in ity ." —Times-Union. and yet withal a m an who was ----- 0 ------known anil appreciated at bis true SA Y IN G N O T H I N G worth by his brethren of the press. action will go down in history to the eternal credit of Woodrow Wilson. Lot this be carved on his m onu­ ment: . HE S E T H IS F A C E FIR M LY A G A IN S T T H E T R A N S P L A N T ­ ATION O F K R U P P E R Y IN T O A M E R IC A . We are a peaceful people, nnd the way we can manifest our peaceful proclivities nnd prove to tho world that we are w hat we nrc, Is by fol­ lowing our regular occupations and not Wncrcasing our a r m a m e n t— es­ pecially in view of the fact t h a t the expression, "P re p a ra tio n for war spells peace," has been found t o Jte futile and fallacious. One- of th e most dptfmfstlc' nnd thoroughly good humored new s­ papers is surely the Sanford Herald. "Spring crops are looking well," says the H erald, "fish nio biting, new buildings are going u p , the bulkhead will soon be finished, the brick roads nre b^ing com pleted, the legislature will soon a d jo u rn , the new p o stm aster will soon be ap­ pointed, the city election will be on, tho new churches will soon he ready for occupancy nnd why should we worry?" And it is u question In­ deed why th ere should b e 'a n y w orry­ ing In or a b o u t Sanford.— TimesUnion. * . .A Permanent Service AS TH E PEOPLES BANK is a thoroughly established institution it affords a permanent banking service for its depositors and patrons. We cordially invite new accounts on the same basis as the sendee which we have rendered our depositors in the tyast and we can assure our new patrons that they will he as thoroughly satisfied as our older patrons have always been. ESTABLISHED IN THE YEAR .1906 <4 -Ci H. R.STEVENS I 'm id r a l _> - &- -* If his untimely death and that of tho other martyrs on the Lusitania hasten the end then the catastrophe has not been in vain. In n Into copy of the Philistine he had the following regarding the pol­ icy of President Wilson: Nature's animals- once had ter­ rific arrays of teeth, - claws) beaks, and carried on their hacks a pro­ tection th a t was Zeppelin-proof. So long as these terrific animals ex­ isted, there was no pence for man. And there will never he a really first class raae of men ns long as wealth and science cooperate for killing purposes. Gradually things have modified and refined themselve* until we find that tho unseen I* more powerful than tho seen. Thought ii supremo. T he wjtrld is ruled by sentlmsnt. Beauty, ro­ mance, poetry, blend into .4 , harmo­ nious whole, and we have the world of businesa— and buslneaa is the science of hum an service. And yet we find the strange anachronism qf the best Ingenuity of man being utilized to Invent in-, struments of death and destruction. Well does .Pros!dont Wilson take tho stand th a t this la no time for Americans to "mobilize." It is for ua to show the world the truth. "Thrice-arm ed 1« ha who knows hla cause Is juBt." President Wilson’s attitu d e In standing firm and not giving way to thé hysteria of demagoguery, repreaentlng public and politics, la cminentfy wise, right, excellent, .and altogether lovely. The President’« lateral ditches In said drainage dis­ trict, shall construct said lateral ditches so th a t same shall enter the main line of ditches and canals, on a grade level y ith the main line ditches and canals, said lateral ditches tt> gradually slope back a distance of not less than one hun­ dred feet. Done and ordered this the 4th day of May, A. D. 1916. Resolution of thanks passed by tho hoard of county commissioners in und for Seminole county, Fla.: Whereas, tho good people of Sem­ inole county huvo responded most generously to the request for aaslstanco and ddnationl in furnishing the new county home; And Whereas, the donations re­ ceived have far surpassed our ex­ pectations; therefore, be it Resolved that we take .this. means to express our thanks, and appre­ ciation for the many donations re­ ceived, and therefore be It Further Resolved, that we wish also to thank the committee of 1adiea from the Woman's Club for the assistance rendered in aoliciting these donations; And therefore be it Further Resolved, that the clerk of this Vbard shall furnish a certified copy of tHis resolution of thinks to the Wdman's Club. And further th a t a copy be furnished to' the press. Adopted this the 4th day of May, A. D. 1915. Reports of the several different county officers received, read, ap- fe > C. M. HAND SANFORD. FLORIDA H. E. TOUR R. R. DUS Vir»-rmM«nl F. L WOODRUFF VicPwoknl C u b i« Ami r»U«t 18.50; Hill -Hardware Co.,’ 17.46; Victor Schmols St Son, 6.00; N. J. "Tanner, 126.88; Louis Zanders, 46.00 Howard Si llow nrd, 114.37; D. H Hooker, 2.00; E. A. Fornell, 42.61; Mrs. J. II. Allen, 4.96; D utloa C rate Co., 197.60; Osteen Si Fogg. 1.00; Arthur S m ith, 15 00; F. H enkel, 26.; T h a n k s . Ail we ask of you is Seminulu C onstruction Co., 370.37; follow- y o u r regular policy of saying all kinds. A few weeks ‘ago in a tance of not less than one hu n d re d E. E. T u rn e r, 7.26; A. F. Bell, S u p t., nothing'. letter to th e editor of T h e Herald feet; therefore be it 314.00; A. P. Bell, Supt.. 321.08; ------O------,he spoke of the war nnd said th a t in Resolved thnt all property owners H. McPherson, 8.00; II. R. Lynch, H E L P THE P R E S ID E N T his opinion the awful struggle would in said district, who construct any 133.50 C. O. Mitchell, 193.80; S. A. * Wc h a v e a man in th e President’s be over within the next six months. McLain, 1.06; P. E. Dldditt, 8.76; chair. There has not been one like him aince th e time of Lincoln. ’There ha* been no President be­ fore him , with tho exception of Lin­ coln th a t had as many crosses to beqr while presiding as the chief cxecutivo of the United States, President Wilson's admonition to the American people evor since the terrible conflict started In Europe has been, "Keep cool, Don't rock tho boat," and now more than ever should we heed tils advice. Last Friday one of th e worst dis­ aster* of the war took place. The worst disaster because over one thousand people including helpless women and children lo s t,their lives in order that the Germans Vould make effective the blockade of the British porta. Over ono thousand people with no thought of war perished in sight of land and paid the toll exacted by the so-called modern civilized war­ fare. As- to whether the Germans exceeded their authority In killing defenseless non-combatants—aa to whether those on board thé vessel took chances in crossing tho ocean In the very face of Providence and against the* wnmings of a danger— as to whether the neutrality articles will condone or ¡»lame those respon­ sible for thtk deed and ask repsratlcrt*—we ere not prepared to say. War is war and covers a muIUtudo of sins and while we mourn the loss (if'tty n r iwopj«-'«®™.* of them out friends-and equiltrymcn, we still placé our faith In Woodrow Wilson - - «I - P EO P LES B A N K O F S A N FO R D BOARD OF COUNTY COMMIS­ SIONERS IN REGULAR SESSION Elbert Hubbard,, Fra Elberta, went to his death last Friday bn the Lusitania so tho cabled message reads. Wo shall miss his philosophy and hi* g entle word* of sy m p a th y that touched the hearts of old and A •L-.t-r: / ml proved a n d ordered filed. • The following bills aa a u d i t e d by the clerk and approved by this board were ordered paid: General F u n d — C. M. H a n d , sher­ iff, $4.60; L. P. Stringfellow, J . of P. 3.00; D r. O. J. Miller, 1.00; Josiphine H unter, 1.00; Robt. H u n t e r , l.OOi C. <?. H o w a rd , 1.00; I, L. Andrews 1.00; J . A. Harrold, 1.00; G. M. Shipp, 1.00; Geo. R. P o p e , 1.00; Wrong Position for 8l««p. L. W ent. 1.00; G. A. H a ll . J.00^ Sleep cannot knit up the raveled H. C. C uR osc, 40.00; Geo. A. De«Iecve of care or do any other ruparDeCnltcs, 25.00; Forrest L a k e , 25.00; ntlvo knitting, if the head la bent [„ike & Hoasctter, 100.00; D r. O. J. sharply to an ncuto angle with the collar joints. Frequently men and Milter, 25.00; Carl R a c k s tru m , 6.00; women who have slept In this suppos­ Mrs. J a n e Uarber. 5.00: S a ra h Trucedly objectionable fashion for y e a r s ville. 5 00; Richard J ac o b s, 5.00; and years suddenly lose tho enpaetty A V aughn, tax assessor, 200.00; for sleep with no new discoverable John I). Jin k in s, tax collector, 413.58 reason. It Is difficult to convince them Robt. A. Newm an, 121.28; 1,. E. that the elasticity and resiliency of Williamson, 50.00; E. A. Douglass, youth haa heretofore mado up for clerk, '76.29; E. A. Douglass, clerk, their lifelong awkward pose. 75.00; -M rs. Dora Gray, 30.00; Tim Keane, 3.00; L. R. Philips & Co., 2.50; L. R. Philips & Co.. 22 25; Invented In 1589. The©. J. M i l t r r - t Son. 46.00; Hill The knitting frame was Invented In 1589 by William l.ee, n graduate of Hardware Co., 1.60; Dr. O. J. Miller. Cambridge university nnd n native of 3.65; H erald Printing Co., 31.25; Woodborough. near Nottingham. Log Wight G rocery C o , 22.60; West land. So perfect was the Invention In Disinfectuitg Co., 25.00; Econom y every detail thnt to tht« day the essen­ Office S u p p ly Co., 11.35; R. C. tial feauros of tho machine continue Rnwer, 1.00; E. A Douglass, II 52: In use for tho clans of work to which Remington Typew riter Co, 7.00; Loc applied ItHayman G a rage Co., 5.00; J. A. Harrold 12 00; F F D u tto n , 3.00; Seminole Co. Hank, 11.30; Mrs. Rill, 8.00; West Publishing Co., 18.00; C. M. Hand, sheriff, 7.00;? C M. H and, sheriff, 2.00; D r. O. J. Miller, 10.00; W. R. Healey, J. of P , iConlinued from Page One) 6.00; W. W. Abernathy, Treas., to county commissioners. 260 00; 1! & W. 11. Drew Co., Motion m ade ami seconded th at 667.40; Sanford Light & Fuel Co., the salary of J. M W^nn. convict ; jo 84; Geo G. Herring. Go. Judge, guard be raised from ,$40 00 to <>.00; C M. H and, sheriff, 6.40; Dr. $50.00 per m onth. (i J Miller, 2.00; Dr. J T. D enton, Motion m ade and seconded th a t 214. L. E. Williamson. 1.00; H. C. ceiling fan bo placed In county c o m ­ Du Rose, 71.25; L. A. Hrum loy, missioners’ room by clerk before 4.80; C. W. Entzminger, 6.00; L. I', next meeting. llagun, 4.00; J. A. Clark, 7.00; J. T. The following resolution wn* pass­ McLain. 6.40, Miss M ary Hare, ed in reference to lateral ditches in 12.50. T o ta l. $2560.-06. Hlack H am m ock Drainage District. Road & Bridge Fund— S. A. Mc­ Whereas th e main line of ditches Lain, 30.00; John Vaughn, 16 00; in the Rlnck Hummock Drainage |) H (' R ab u n , 7 CO; W oodruff <& District have now been com pleted, Watson, 10.00; Frvd T. Williams, and the work of the contractor bus 17.00. H and Bros.. 416 10; H and been accepted; and Brothers, 34.25; N. P. Yowell Si Co., Whcrcaa, it is essential that all lateral ditches to be cut, nnd con­ necting with the main line of canaU and ditches should be ho cut an to enter the canals nnd main line ditches in said district, at the sam e grade and depth of said main line young alike, of the Inboring man ditches and canals, and should be to and the capitalist, of all classes and si Ipod back, on an easy grade a d is ­ Rob Holly of the Sanford Herald U glad th a t we found some good in Forrest Lake. Glad th at Rob has found- something to bo glad about. Next tim e that F orrest runs for something we won't sa y a word.— Florida Grower. MAY U. m g TIIE SANFORD HERALD C.- A. Itaulcrson, Trea«., 299.00; L. P. Hagan, 16.00; C. W. Entzmingor, 4.00; J. A. Clark, 8.00; L. A. Brumley, 8.00; J. T. McLain, 8.00; Fla. Motnl Prod. Co., 300.00; Total, $3146.03. Fine & Forfeiture Fund—Goo. A. DeCottes, 75.00; A. P. Bell, Supt., 30.00; C. M. Hand, sheriff, 89.20; John Turner, 1.00; C. M. Hand, Sheriff, 31.85; John Marks, 24.00; Sanford Hand Laundry, 4.98; R. C. Whitten, constable, 6.20; R. C. Whitten, constable, 7-46; L. G. Stringfollow, J. of P., 6.16; Andrew, Aulin, J. of P.. 1.66; C. M. Hand, Sheriff, 198.05;. Geo. G. Herring, Co. Judge, 62.79; W. A. Tillls, 3.00; A. D. Smith, 3.00; Geo. Blackwclder, 3.00; Wndo Pearson, 1.00;" J. B. Woodson, 1.00; Blit Thomas, 1.00; Allen Foster, 2.00; Mattie Williams, 2.00; Willis Brishom, 1.00; Lite Franklin, 1.00; Peter Dunn, 1.00; Monroe Ray, 1.00; J, J. Wilson, L00; Will Reddin, 1.00; D. D. Gib­ son, 1.00; Nick Zarnoell, 1.00; Ber­ tha Williams, 1.00; Ruth McKonsey, I. 00; E. A. Farnell, 2.70; N. Demeter, 2.70; C. C. Howard, 1.00; Will Williams, LOO;- Zennie Monroe, 1.00; Francis Williams 1.00; Alvin Whorton, 1.00; Lot Oglesby, 1.00; Giles Vincent, • 1.00; J. A. Smith, 1.00; J. A. Harrold, 1.00; C. A. Betts, 1.00; J. W. O. Singletary, 3.00 G. W.,Venable, 1.00; H. Wight, 1.00; H. H. Hilt, 1.00; W. A. McMullen, I. 00; H. C. Phillips^ 1.00; R . C. Maxwell, 1.00; M. .Boyer, 1.00; B. Williams. 1.00; Ernest Betts, 1.0<f; J. R. Richards, 1.00; W. C. Wood- ruff, 1.00; Jim Moye, 1.00; G. D. H a r t, 1.00; W. P. Stone, 1.00; J . W. E a to n , 1.00; McG. C arraw ay, YOO; L. W e n t, 1.00; T. W. Williams, 1.00; W. ‘M. Lovell, J r., 2.00; W. C. Hill, 1.00; E . G. Hodges, 1.00: J. F. M o r­ ris. 1.00; Roy Tillls, 1,00; A. B. C am ero n , 5.25; E. A. Farnell, 10.50. T o ta l, 1620.46. Special Rond & Bridge District, No. 1 F u n d — W. P? C arter Si Co., 116.36; Sominolp Co. Bnnk, 8.67; J. ♦ \«b 4> # ♦> ♦ #Ä ♦ S. Dinkel, 60.62; Wilson Construe. C o ., 50.96; Fred T. William--. jr,| ]|. Wilson C onstrue. Co,, 2706.lh; Kv«glado Cypress Co., 237 82; Everglade ‘C ypress Co., 23.79. Total 13355.50. Bond of B. H, Squires, to rarry firearm s read and improved and license ordered issued. T here being no further buxine« the board ad journed to meet at their n ext regular meeting in June. COW Car load Iron and Brabham Cow t Peas just delivered. These varieties Peas guaranteed not to infect soil with “Root Knot.” 1 Write for prices, mentioning quan­ tity desired. r . 4' ♦ 1 D U TTO N C R A T E CO. f SANFORD, FLO R ID A ♦ ♦© ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ X X X IIIIIIIIIIIIX X X IIIIIllllllIX S X lIIllllllIIIX X X IIIIIIIillllX X X Sanford Machine & Garage Co. Sanford, Florida, May 5th. 1!>!-"> AUTOMOBILE OWNER: Begin ng today we will put T E X A S company giusoline in your car through our new Bowser selffilling measuring pump for lfi cents per gallon. W e will guarantee you more miles per gallon - f gas than any you have ever used. We are the pioneers in this city for LOW price gasoline and we expect and respectfully solicit your patronage. As we must sell a volume in order to u maintain this price. We have just completed installation of a five hundred gallon tank ami a new Bowser pump local- 5 ed at the curb in front of garage and we are in 3 tion to give you service. 3 Ciive us a trial and'we will satisfy you. Yours very truly, SANFORD MACHINE* & GARAGE CO. X X X IIIIIIIIIIIIX X X IIIIIIIIIIIIX ÎX IIIIIIIIIIIIX X X IIIIIIIIIIIIX X X Walls are Easily R e s t o r e d to Original Beauty and Brightness When Finished With Tho lodern, Durable, Sanitary Flat Oil Finish P EE GER FLA TK OA TT fa a distinct departure from old_ tim e wall paper and other unsanitary material. N o m ore - “ ------------expensive and frequent redecorating, no more germ and dust catching walls. A moist sponge is all It takes to re store a Flatkoatt-ed wall to its original oeauty and brightness. PEE GEE FLATKOATT comes In 24 aoft, deep, velvety , color*, permitting the most artisUc decorative effects. P B R F "The Modera M ethod of .Flelshlaa'Welle." Itcoatelne i n ____ ■«» ILLUSTRATEDpcfetlc^_1 for ererjr I —I B O reeelee-Caalbert , or I •.. I .«* I ■- - * J �HHPPWPIIPVPJ rv*' f : r - ‘ . F H ' s ^IJligiW ^IW lW X m m * ■ P iivA :■ THE SANFORD IIRRAI.D * y n . 1915 ........................................... .. ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ SCHOOL BOARD ENDORSES i: IN AND ABOUT THE CITY i BILL FOR MEDICAL IN­ »« --------: v « Utile Happenings—Mention SPECTION OF SCHOOLS of Matters in Brief— ' 1 »• PAGE FIVE liSWi»t3anaßUäi3ßö*3aiijij3öamJa«tf B*s« ms « u n ro ll ■.rtnH iii!.:,¡j;im ,;l ABOUT PEOPLE ...AND EVENTS... • Personal Items of A RESUME OF SANFORD HAPPENINGS UP TO DA IE Aililff*» ill C rxnoiniiiliii n« In» »hi» V :**if I .••tuf, or I*Kam * Mrs K A I «fili# I*Ik» L »J wit) !> Iti ■ which one is supposed to put the n um ber of pennies as contained in the letters of tho receiver’s name. A pleasing progrnrn wilt- he rendered anil light refreshm ents served. A good tim e ami liberal offering is a n ­ ticipated . | one or more new pieces arc a d d e d , f'ertonal Mention Miss Edith H uhliard of New Y ofk C ity arid Federal Point, Hu., is th e guest of her cousins, Rev. A r t h u r Peck and his m other Miss H u b hard will sing at the niusie recital on Monday evening. The following resolution» were ideim im tuiitfm im itftfúttrtm ai-ctmattiti: :r .r .a a n ie .a a a a a e .tttStt 5 adopted by the Seminole C ounty ---------------- «----------------------In te re s t Social Calendar Schobl Board at their last meeting: On Tuesday afte rn o o n Mrs. H o w ­ and iced tea. Enjoying th e «'harm This afternoon - Mrs. J. H. Fer­ «• •* W hereas, There is pending, at the ard Gamble was hostess at, on a u c ­ Ing hospitality of their gracious guson en te rta in s the M ystery Club. Mi#» Belle S m ith accom panied • 1 Summary of th e Floating Small present tim e in the Florida state tion bridge p a r ty , honoring her hostess were Mesdames M argaret W ednesday afte rn o o n — Literature Mias Alice W hitner to W inter P a rk ! Talks Succinctly Arranged fur legislature a hill en titled "An act to house guest, Mrs. Forrest Lake of Barnes, Bishop, W atson. T hrasher. meeting a t club rooms. S u n d a y to he the guest of Miss W h it­ j> Hurried H erald Headers protect a n d conserve th e health and Sanford, a ch a rm in g visitor in the Geo Speer, G. F S m ith. Vo roe. Mc­ W ednesday night "Suits Me*’ tier for C om m encem ent Week. ................................. ................................. * * * * * * live* of school children and promote city. Laughlin. B W. H erndon, F. I. Club s t Woodland. \j (jporge M ason, proprietor o[ th e their efficiency by providing for their T here were five tables of players, Miller. Puleslon, Gonzales, NewThursday- afternoon--- Mrs»,- - H. H. MI bs' Elizabeth M cLaughlin has "Mason Hotel in Jacksonville was in medical inspection and subsequent an d afte r a n u m b e r of interesting m!iii, G a h h e tt and Dean, Hill will e n tertain th e Priscilla club. accepted a position in t h e a necessary trea tm e n t anti iho city y e s te rd a y . gam es, Mia__ C h arles M y a u was Mnr. C. M. Vorcc will e n tertain the office at Orlando and left on W ed­ - * *< » " ‘."I ' ,l. ^ - w h A f t g r T T O t K T opinion of tho found to hold th e winning score, b St. Agnc* Guild Every Week Bridge. nesd a y to begin her duties. Household Roods, Im perial iro n s Seminole C ounty School Board t h a t and us nn aw ard received a b e a u ­ The annual business meeting of Mrs. O. L. T aylor e n tertain s the and y J is t cakos a t Sim on’s. 60-tf the passage of this a c t would nssist tiful etched vase. Miss Ella N ash St. Agnes Guild was held at the Sew Sew Club. Mr. Guerncy D oudncy is tho \V. E. Tally, th e well known a r c h i­ materially in the way of increasing was the fortunnto winner of the c u t home of Mrs. T. A Neal, directress guest of his m other, Mrs. Alec tect of Jacksonville was in tho c ity educational efficiency, prom oting pul>- prixe, which was a la te hook. of the Guild M onday afternoon. Addition to Art Trraturits Vaughn. lic h ealth, and b e tte r rewarding yesterday. After the game, the tables were The following officers were elected: Recent additions have been made Pineapples, ornnges, lemons, fresh the expenditure of m oney and energy laid with handsom e lnco covers and Miss Josie Stum on, president; Miss Miss Blanche Jo h n s left on S u n ­ In our arhools, therefore he it delicious refreshm ents consisting of C harlotte Hand, vice president; Miss to the interesting art collection j»t tho d a y for a visit of several' days t o tom atoes, a t Lcfller’s. 75-2tc Resolved, That th e SemiSq^i s h rim p salad, n u t bread, saltlnes, Eva Walker, secretary; Miss Junlo high school by the Irving Society friends In Leoaburg. 5 or 6 doses G6G will b re a k County School Board, in regular olives and iced ten .were served. ,St union, treasurer. Press com m it­ t h a t adds m aterially to the beauty any caso of F e v e r or Chills. P rice session assembled, herewith endorse Beautiful white lillies, roses an d tee Mrs. A. L. Betts. Mrs. Humph of the interior of the building th a t M r. Geo. T hom pson, who has 26 cents. 71-62tc were is the pride, not only of the teacher« unanim ously house hill No. 270, and corn dowers were used in decorating" nnd Miss E d ith - H ub b a rd been spending the winter a t tho and pupils, hut of tho cultured, in guests of the Guild. M em bers pres­ Bo it F u rth e r Resolved, T h a t this the spacious hall nnd parlors. Mr. and Sirs. L. A. Drumley a n d Fairview a p a rtm e n ts left S u n d ay for lelligcnt men and women of tht* Mrs. Ben G u th rie left yesterday for County School Board do earnestly Those present a t this delightful ent were Mesdames Neal, Iletts and his home in Michignn. tow n. T hose recently added and request th e ir representatives of Sem­ p a r t y were M esdam es '"Alex Me- Misses Junle nnd Josie Stum on, a short trip to T a m p a . placed in - th e entrance hall arc busts inole c o u n ty in both branches of tho Dougull, Moriur',* Shine, Bethq), C harlotte Hand, Raidie Williams, Woodland Park of Jefferson nnd Horace M ann on v M r. a n d ’ Mrs. A. W. F itts, J r „ King, Salome H am pton, Florida legislature to su p p o rt this Moor, J. E. M cN a ir, J. E, Perkins, M artha T h u rsdays a n d Sundays pedestals nnd the bust of Columbus are located a t th e Fnirviow until measure, n n d exert their utm ost ef­ Cay, Shackleford, H. J. Drnno of Gussie Ogram and Eva Walker. Swimming Pool, A m usem ents, Musfo which rests upon a bracket. In tho J u n e first, when Mrs. F itts ‘will forts to secure its passage, and L n k e U jld ;^ C. F. Pierson, Byars, Lcnse'it for y o u r next .Picnic library Is tho bust of Dickens n n d leave lor tho m ountains of N orth v CMMreit’» I ’ariy Be It F u rth e r Resolved, T h a t n B revard, Myers, I.otitia Yonge, -B. 73-tf to the English room has been given Carolina. copy of these resolutions he sent to ( \ Whitfield, G. T Whitfield, arid Mr and Mrs. Spicer en tertained a bust of Shakespeare. Many of the \V. L. Cooper, t h e greatest booster the ’ representatives of Seminole Miss Ella Nash a n d the honoree, with a charming children's p a rty in paintings and s ta tu a r y which are Miss Marian H u n t of California of Coronado B each was in the city County in both brunches of the F lo r Mrs, Forrest Lake. Tallahassee honor of the fifth anniverasry of valuable a d ju n cts of the school have who has l>eon stud y in g in New York on Saturday dn ro u te to Sorrento to ida legislature; th at a copy he aproad ¡ Domberat. their a ttra c tiv e little son, Oscar been presented by tlw* members of city for the last three years will arset- his family. upon tho minutes of th e school yesterday afternoon T he merry the Irving Society and each year Contlnued on Page 8 hoard, and thaï a eopy lie furnished peo|de hull a grand lime Sanford H o u s e Cafe T h e N St S Sewing Club met at little the local newspaper. Servico a In qnrte. the home of Mrs, .1 A Shepherd hum mg for peanuts nnd playing Frank P Forster, Business M e n ’s Lunch 11 to 2. AAAAAA on Elm avenue T h u rs d a y afternoon games on the lawn. la'Clnire Jones Open 6 a. m. to 10 p. rn. C h rm . Bd. uf Public Instruction and enjoyed u very plousaiq time. being tho lucky finder of the largest 71-tfc D a inty refreshm ents, cnnsl»tlng of n um ber of peanuts won the’ prixe, Seminole County, Fin. Cake and cream straw berries anti w hipped cream and u box of candy. Mrs. ft. Holly unci little d a u g h ­ was served in the dining ropmi the Those enjoying Field P e a s —Clay and Speckled cake were served. ter, Mildred left y e s te rd a y for T a m ­ table being p retty and a ttra c tiv e ❖ l.ei Help you have nave a moro m !.«d us Iirlp beautiful home thissimithe hospitality of Mrs Shepherd 76-2tc pa where they will be the guests of varieties, at l.elller’s. with the adornm ent of eut flowers. mer with well kept velvety I; twns —unti attractive flowers were Mesdames Schell. Geiger, I.einrelatives for seve ral clays A s - is t l n g Mrs Spicer was Miss Seay. and gardens. hart. Devine, Schirard. C o r o n a d o Bench The young host was the recipient of W OM AN’S CLUB One of our lawn mowers will save you time, trouble, Desirable c o tta g e s and a p a rtm e n ts m ins finely gifts (ruin hi» little DduiMTandi xpon.se. They are easy running noiseless— Itirlhditÿ 1‘or’y niiels furnished, good location on Thus at Molding the party fr>• i dsimply constructed and cut close and cleanly. File ra tu re D epartm ent Mrs Alee Vaughn entertained Beach, handy to hotel, fishing, buttl­ The last meeting of th e Literature with a very charm ing party on win- l "umilia J‘ulest on, Theodora Garden hose rakes trowels sprinklers —h o es— ing and pavilion. Moderate rates. D epartm ent for the y ear will he held Miller, Georgia MofiliW, Hefty ❖ spades eviTyl hing you need for keeping your home beau­ & T h u rsday evening last, in honor of W. L. Cooper, W ednesday M .iJ l"J. l it l o c ltu k the tw enty first b irth d ay of her son, If.. |.|.»filer. l>»rotfiy l.aw-on. Beryl tiful this summer in in this store. Tell us what your re­ C o ronado, Florida Stuhl moyer. LeCluir Jones, Joe Cald­ ❖ with the following program : quirements are. Guerni’y Doudnny, a t her home on 7f>-4 tc well, Geo Wilson. Albert Connelly, & A Protest Against Some Dll* the Heights The pnreF.es and Frank ( fi.i-e ami A rthur Z.u b ­ (‘Fas Ileed is hom e for a few d ays forluiutte Tettdenries in \ini-roau grounds were hung with Jnpaae»c Jr ar \ visiting his p a r e n ts . Mr and Mrs L iterature Mrs K |i Kr<>xx iifi-e lanterns, with eharnillig effect, while C. A Reed. C harlie is now with th e Twelve of the Best American t ))(. interior decorations were lovely. ? I"u»imr nermrnt II <d I ’ragram F. E. C. Ry. h e a d q u a rte rs at St. Book» und Why'.' Round Table Dis­ nuantilies of red hibiscus and am a­ Augustine. cussimi ryllis, against a background of ferns i T h e following is i he t ‘o r ni nenc eProgram Commit Report of tlo and p o t t e d plant- blending harmonl- iiie-,t W e e k I n l a n d e r for tin- High George Niculopulos has returned tee ously in tin- color scheme o f red and ^i Fool e ote r talnito-iit- and exercise» from Mulberry w here fie spent sev green Interesting guessing gam«« M .1 \ 1T 2 I . [Ill lu -t x e oral days looking a f te r bln ¡urge busi­ Monday Night, May 17 At Le filers You t.g ful hens. 20 amused the merry crowd The eon ness interests there . George says Annual Music Recital of the 7 &-2 li­ per lb P hone 17 testan ts in the ad vertising game were that Sanford nnd th e Bonita look pupil» of Mr F annie Stem presented with a p p ro p riate llltfigood to him. b r i d g e Mu ii o n. a s s i s t e d by Miss lt T Wilkowski. formerly of San­ fa\o rs w h e n guessing correctly the Edith Louise Hufifiurd soprano, The Importance of a Good City The citrus production of Florida is Envelope* contain fa ford spent several days in Sapford to aifvertisement Mr» It It Deas" aceompnrust D irectory th e great delight of hts m any olii ing parts of the advertisem ent of a increasing by leaps and bounds. Demand and Mrs. Lucien Philips, m u­ A city th at has a good city direc­ friends. Mr. Withkowski is a trav e l­ telephone, coca cola and an a u to ­ sical render, at High School a u ­ must be made to keep pace with the tory, well s u p p o rte d will give the ing salesman and left on M onday to mobile were given the guests, who ditorium. S IS p m same support a n d prosperity to its finding the missing p a r ts and forming increasing supply. continue his route inhabitants. the complete picture were awarded Tuesday Night, May 1H Irving Society presents three Urn- who Is looking for a location fhe favors Miss Salom e Hampton There is just one way by which tò playlet» l h dries 11 May Iley '» will judge wisely If he selects a city Merri wet her were the Theodore Si final returned from i and Unlit Yunt \m e riia n Ilea qt it— make markets for the coming citrus crop that has a good, well supported city t irlnndo yesterday and t- being cor winner- o f the lonuitilrum guessing i iusfinrilla s if» p m directory. of I*lorida by intelligent advertising to dially greeted by hi» friends It will and were presented with boxes »[ Wednesday Morning, May I "J It is an infallible evidence of in ­ be remem bered Dial Mr Schaiil un­ fine bon bon» develop wider use of our oranges and telligence, thrift a n d general success G raduation exercises of G ra m ­ derwent a serious operation a t the Tho beautiful b irth d a y cake was I and prosperity; th o s ta n d a r d of life McEwnn S an itariu m so serious that grapefruit. m ar School; Speaker, Judge an object of p a ram o u n t interest and in such com m unities is high. Geo. G. Herring at the High his receovery is m arvelous. maidens fair breathed freely when The listing now being made by School auditorium at 10 a m The Florida Citrus Exchange foresaw Mrs. M argaret Barnes c u t the thim ­ the Piedmont D iro c o try Co., Ashe­ ble. Miss Laura Lee was fortunate W ednesday Afternoon ircscnt conditions some years ago and ville, N. C., for t h e new directory Ih G ram m ar School nnd I’rjinary in getting the ring and Mrs. Vaughn being carefully done, nnd will give ïegan to plan for taking care of the future. School exhibits from l to ,V p m cut the dime Delirious punch waSanford it stnndnrd publication which al ...........live schools It nas been the only aggressive force in the served throughout the evening and through the L ib rary Exchange sy s­ ("la»s Day exereises on High * j i C» Ç I ' ice cream and cake a t ihn refresh work of increasing the demand for Florida tem of the Association of American School campus at It p in a V C l S u l i r G l y J O d l O i y m in t hour The delightful pleasure» Directory Publishers of the United W e d n e s d a y Night oranges and grapefruit. Just because you are fettling the of the evening were g re a tly enjoyed Stales and C a n a d a , of which the Expression Recital by Mi»s by all Piedmont Co. arc m em bers will find ill effect* of a torpid liver is no ex­ Good hue's pupils ut h 16 at There have been remarkably good its way to m any p a r ts of the coun­ cuse lor buying a harmful medicine High School auditorium . .Music liteital al High School results considering the limited amount of try, and in a deg ree help t o m ake t h a t has b ro u g h t physical decay to Thursday Night. May 20: M onday evening next, at the thousand*. Calomel is dangerous Sanford a more p ro m in e n t and a t ­ money the Exchange has had for this Junior Reception to graduates. tractive spot on tho m a p of tho p ro ­ n n d as eve. y one knows has very High School auditorium , the pupils .F rid a y Night. May 21: educational work. It has been proven disagreeable an d weakening after of Mrs. Fannie S tem brldgc Munson gressive state of F lo rid a .— Adv. G raduation Exercises Spea ker will give the annual May recital, eflocts. Medical scionco has found ’ 74-2lc that there may be made ample demand Dr. N M Pratt n natural vegteahle rem edy, G R IS- which is always one of tho enjoyable 7 &-2t at good prices for all fruit that can be BY’8 LIV-VER-I.AX th a t th o ro u g h ­ and im p o rtan t events of Commence­ ly cleanses th e liver nnd bowels ment week. The p rogram will begin grown in the State. Join the Exchange! Same Social w ithout causing nhy had feeling. prom ptly ut 8:16 and -there will he T h e (.allies Union of the Congre­ Children can tak e it with perfect no a d m itta n ce during a number D E N T IS T gational church will give n nume General admission or reserved seats Bafety. E v e r y bottle g u aranteed. social at the church Friday night. WORK TOR WIIITR PKOPI.K ONLY in rows at tho nominal prire of ten 50c and $1 n bottle. N one genuine May 28. Invitations will Be sent w ithout the likeness nnd signature re nts to cover p rogram expenses PEOPLES b a n k b u il d in g of out ronitiimng »mall »ilk bags in L. K. G rigsby For sale by Win. For reservation phono Mrs. Munson. 262 pho'no number. Hows of nine G. Aldgridgo. ROOM 9 * m - * — r— r seats n inety cents, eight in a row eighty cents. r .V ii.V A V ir '.r V A ', Daughter* 0] l Vcilty ■f n Mrs. C laude Herndon w-us the gra­ U U cious hostess to th e D aughters of ri I Wesley on T hursday evening, with ■ a large attenda nce p re sen t,“ ('la»* Orange Egg Nogg 15c business disposed o f a n d a social Egg Malted M ilk...... 15c hour was much e n jo y e d including Egg Lemonade... 10c Plain Malted Milk....10c the d a in ty re fresh men ta served by Moorish Milk Shake 15c Egg Phosphate........ v15c hostess. *< Velvety Lawns and Attractive Homes • ■ t <v X o The Geo. H. Fernald Hardware Company f { Liv-Ver-Lax DR. C. W. FAIN III! Unless Properly Packed, Fruit Will Not Bring Top Prices Egg Flip ..........15c E g g Pineapple Foam 15c . SPECIAL SUNDAES ARE DELICIOUS i Ir T Auction I I ridge T he members of t h e Auction Bridge Club and two tables of guest» were delightfully e n te rta in e d by Mrs A. P. Connelly yesterday- afternoon T he rh a rm of sim plicity prevailed in the decorations, howls a n d vases bl lovely cut Ho went being used effec­ tively. Tho guest prixe, a pretty little cream and sugar in fine china were won by Mrs. Deas, Mrs. R. A. N ew m an won the club prixe, a d a in ty piece of lingerie. Tempting refreshm ents served consisted of cherry salad, chicken c ro q u ettes igith THE BONITA ICE CREAM PARLOR e : (Next Door East of People* Bank- N I C O L O P U L O S B R O S . , P r o p r ie t o r s raoHC iB2 __ we Cream made by electricity delivered to any Part of the city in* pints, quarts, gallons or any krger quantity if desired. - i i . Tlie marketing of Floriila’s d tn u fruit crop so that it will lto profitable larRcly depends upon Ute manner in which tho fruit is packed. No innttcr how carefully grown, sprayed nnd pn>tooted in the grove, fruit that is not properly prepared and nocked will nut bring top prices, Under normnl conditions next Mason’s crop of oranges and graj>cfruit will l>c much larger than that of this yenr. The grower who sends ßrstquality fruit to the piarket will again !>o the man with a lug bank account. There will lx: demand for the best, no matter how great tho volume. Skinner’s “ Satisfaction Guaranteed” Packing House Machinei Gives Good F ru it the Touch of Quality Makes Anticipating n greater demand than ever for machinery of thin kind to be insttiUcd in houses now standing and others soon to be erected, we Future profits in citrus culture depend upon efficient packing house equipment os much os anything else. Skinner’s Guaran V '“Satisfaction Sf ‘ “ have enlarged our Dunedin nlaut and this year hope to be prepared to fill all orders. teed" machinery has demonstrated that it is a paying proposition to growers of' good fruit. HptcUl 1*tiers (or June IaiUlUtioas —Writ« Now fof These. L B. SKINNER MFC. CO.. We will10 glsdly aUe*. »«lly furmik laraiih cstimstrs, «llntlrt, ceUlof* ralttof<ta ltdd other otlirr iafom liluaiÜM. . CENTRAL AVENUE. DUNEDIN. FLORIDA VCÌ �THE SANFORD HERALD PAGE 8IX NATION MOURNS GREAT SEA HORROR OF THE WAR About H O Americans Los! When the Lusitania Was Torpedoed by German Submarine. No Warning Glrair to III Fated Craft by tho Attackers, Tho nation 1» recovering slowly from tho shock and horror caused by the sinking of tho steam ship Lusitania of tho Connrd line, off tho Irish const, a fow mile* outside of Queenstown har­ bor. Tito loss o f more than 1.400 Uvea, about 140 of whom were American men. women and children, and nil of whom were noncombatants, has caused one of tho.grvatcst sensations of mod ern times. Tho submarine which caused the catastrophe Is believe«! to be ouo of the powerful D c l a s s 'c r a f t which arc held responsible fo r tho loss of tho steamship Falaba and other pas­ senger ami freight ships In British w n ' tern. T he suddenness o f the attack Is field responsible for tho terrific loss of lire, as tho deadly missiles came without warning while tho passenger* were dining, and the Lusitania disappeared beneath the waves within fifteen min­ utes. Gaplato M i e l a s . Failure of British Warships to Protect Liner. of rescue, hut the suddenness with which (ho liner plungi-d to the bottom of St. George's ebnunet tnndo It Impos­ sible to get off till on board. From the.reports thus far received officers uml crew acted with tho ut­ most bravery. In tho greatest sea dis­ aster since tilt* sinking of the Titanic they went expeditiously nbout (Hiclr tnsih of getting ns many ns possible of tho passengers nwny before the Inevi­ table moment when tbo great hulk they trod must make Its final dive to destruction. Meanwhile njd had started from n dozen «llrectlous, nud soon the boats were picked up by steam vessels and smaller « ra ft But before this luifx polled the stricken liner, with so many human souls still aboard, hail gone down. It Is known that among so many victims tlu*re are many Americans, and In the view of those In authority here (he death of these presents to tho Unit­ ed Stilt«** tbe greatest problem she has face«! during the present war. PRESIDENT WILSON IN 7'1 SERIOUS SITUATION. A dJspntcb from Washington Says: • Grave fears a re felt by tho ad­ ministration th a t tho torpedoing of tbo Lusitania will lead t o a wave of anti-German feeling that will sweep the couutry. Presi­ dent Wilson thus far has m a n ­ aged to beep public opinion well within bounds, and-the spo­ radic evidences of pro-ullles’ feel­ ing have uot been aerlous. Tho next few days nru certain to be anxious okes for tho White House, for they will show whether tlio American people will keep their balanco or become partisans In tlielr resentinenL The fact"ttrnr mariy^Amcrlcans wen? knmrfi to the Germans to be aboard tbo Lusitania Is ealeu-' In ted to excite tbo populace. It Is feared. The sinking of the ship without warning to tbe unfortu­ nate passengers and crew. It U pointed ouL does not lenvo 0 good Impression and tends to the belief that the kaiser’s govern­ ment bolds America aud Ameri­ cans in cool contem pt W ATCHED T O R P E D O AS IT STRUCK S H IP. Erneit Cowper, Toronto Writer, D e­ scribee Attack, Seen From Deck. may THE FIRST CLASS PASSENGER LIST Noted Men Among Those on . Ill Fated Liner. VANDERBILT, FROHMAN, ETC. Adam», Henry, Boston. Adam*. Mr». Boston. Adam», A.' H„ New York. Adam», W. M cil.. New York. Allan, Lady, and maid, Montreal. Allan, Miss Anna. Montreal Allan, Mias Owen, and maid, MontreaL Allea, N N., New York. De Aynln, Julian, Cuban consul general at Liverpool. a Baker, James. England. Baker. Miss XI. A., New York. Baldwin, H. P, Baldwin, Aim. . NOTICE! Photo by American Press Association, j U TYPE OF GERMAN SUBMARINE THAT SANK LUSITANIA Maurice. George. Toronto Medbury. M B, New York. Miller. Copt J It Mills C V . New York. Mllchcll. James D . Philadelphia. Mood h». II. T.. New York. Morell, Mrs i t tL, Toronto Morrison. K. J . Canada. Mosley, «J G , New 1 ork. , Monro, Mrs. Liverpool. England. Mjers, Herman A-. New York. Myers, J t. N N¡mtnnnn. F G . New York. Nyblom. Guslaf Adolph. Canada. O Orr. Dr J n , Toronto Orr. F Lewis nud luunscrvnnt. MontreaL ‘ V s THE STEAMSHIP LUSITANIA AS SHE APPEARED LEA VINO FOR ENGLAND ON HER LAST TRIP. — „ uiews 1uo Lusitania. They only look after tbe ships that am bringing tbo big (runs over, like tbo Orduna and tbo Transylvania. Inst voyage. On tbe last eastward trip I never saw a war­ ship until we r- u lu'-i Liverpool." One of tbo £unard officers who was on- the Lusitania on ber last voyage, confirmed Captain Turner's statement th at tlio liner bad not righted a single warship on ber voyage. Captain Turner stood at bis post on tbe bridge until bis ship went down and was rescue«] three hours afterward wearing a life belt, according to D. A. Thomas, tbe Cardiff (VTalca) coal mag­ nate. v “Our course wna shaped for shore Immediately after tbe torpedo atruck." be said. ’’There U a difference of .opin­ ion as to wbetber tbo steamship waa •truck by mnro than one torpedo, but J beard only one.“ saw tno track of a torpedo followed altnost Instantly by an explosion. Por­ tions of splintered bull were sent fly* tng lute tbo air, and then another tor­ pedo struck. Tbo ship began to list to starboard. “Tbe crew at once proceeded to get tbo passengers Into boats In an orderly, prompt nnd efficient manner. Mias Ucteu Smith uppealed to mo to save her. 1 placed her In a boat and saw ber safely away. I got Into one of tbe last iKiotn to leave. “Home of tbe boats could not be launched, na the vessel waa sinking. There waa a largo number of women Nind children In tho second cabin. For* tv of ths children were less than s year old.” From Interviews frith passengers It appears Hint when the torpedoes burst they sent forth suffocating fumes. B l Van Blraalcn Marlin Lm Vanderbilt. Alfr»>l u . .it York Vassnr, \V. A F . lajrulon hi Vernon. G L P. • Nee W. Wakefield. Mrs. A. T , New York Walker. IL D . New York Watson. Airs, Wallace. Alontrcai Wtyxon. Mrs Anthony. New tnrk Wiley. Mr* Catherine E . l-aho Forest William. T IV, Now torn Onhorn«, Airs. A. IS., Hamilton, UnL Us Porno. Miss T. O I* Pndloy. Mrs. C, Liverpool, England Padilla. Federico U.. .Mexico, Consul Gen­ eral for Moxtco ut LlverpofiL Pugr J It.. New York. Pappadnpoulo. M N . Greve* PnppudoiKiulo. Mrs.’ Partridge. Frank. Ncw York. Payntcr. Charles E.. Liverpool. -England. Paynter. Miss Irene. Liverpool. England. Pcanlon. F A . Toronto Pearson, Dr F. H., New York. Pearson. Mrs . New York. Pearl. Major F Warren. New York. . Pearl. Mrs., Intani and mah! Pearl. Miss Amy W W . New York. Pearl. Miss Susan W.. and maid. New York. Pcurl. Master Htuart Duncan D. Perkin». Edwin. Now York. Perry, Frederick J . Buttalo, N. t . Perry. Alberi N.. Buffalo, N Y. Phillips, Walla*» K.. New York. Pirla. Robinson. Hamilton. Ont. Plerpolnt, William J., Liverpool. England Planiundun, Charles A.. Cblcago. Piamomi on. Mrs. Pollard, Henry, New York. Pope, ilia» Theodale, and maid. Farmington. Conn. Poeen. Edwiirdi Powell, Ueorgo A., Now York. IL Itulcllff. N A.. Now York. Itankln. Uwhrrt. New York. Ilhye-Evans, A. L, Cardiff, Walea. Robinson, Charles 1C Hoblnson. Mrs. Hogers. F. A™ Toronto. Hogerk. Mrs. Rumble. T. W., Toronto. Ryerson, Mrs. O. Sterling. Toronto. Ryerson, Mias Laura. B Bchwnbncher. 1-eo M.. Boltlmora Schwarte. August \V.. New York. Hchwarrs. Max M . New York. Scott. A. J.. Chicago Hecomb*. Percy, Button. Hammond, Frederick B., Toronto. Hammond, Mrs Hammoml. O. 4L, New York. Hammond, Mrs Hardwick. C. C . New York. Harper, J. 4L Harris, Dwight C.. New York. Hawkins. F. W., Chicago. Hill. C. T., London. England. Hodge*. William 8., Philadelphia. Hodges. Mrs. I lodge a, W. B. Jr. llodgea. Dean W.. Philadelphia. llolL W. IL. Montreal. Home. Thomas, Toronto. Hopkins. A. l , New York. Houghton. Dr. J. T., Saratoga. Hubbard, Elbert. East Aurora. N. T. Hubbard. U r* Hutchinson. Mis* P., Orange, N. J. ^ Taylor, IL L , Alnnin-ai Teasen. T. B. Tesse». Mrs Thomas. D A . Canuti, ««»tea Thompson. K. Ulten. imlinna. Thompson. Mrs Ttberghlen. Ueorgr, New Tinimli. It. J . New 1 ,,n, TooUl. F. E. U . London, r.ngUnd Towmey. Ernest. Torunio Trumbull. mane F itmiget«,,, , on. Turaer, Scott, New Yors Türton. U 4L, Melbourne. Aumran. Twenlow, Misa Mauel, New i urg McConnct. John W , Memphis, fenn. Mcl-ean, Walter. New York. McMarray, L. Toronto McMurtry, Fred A . New York. Mac 1eimnn. A’ 41. New York. MnrDana, Mr» ttenry D. New York. Mack worth. !.ady. Carditi, Wales Mason, Stewart S , Boston. M uon, Mrs. Mathews. A. T.. Montreal. Maturin, {lev. Basil W., Oxford, England GauntleiL Fred J.. New York. Glbeoh. Mathew Gilpin, G. A., England. Oorer. Edgar, New York. Grab. Oecar F., N ew York. Orant. Montagu T™ Chicago. Grant. Mrs. rhoto by American Press Association. Stewart. Duncan. Montreal (itone. Herbert Ö, New Strmuia. Julius. Ilamnion. un«. Stuart. Alexander sturdy, C. F.. Montreal Lobh. Mrs. Pophem. New T ort Lockhart, It K-. Toronto. Loner. A. O.; New York. Loner. M n . and mold. Lomry, Atlas . Luck. Mrs A. C.. Worcester. Uses. tAick. Eldrldge C. Luck. Kenneth C Tbo list of first class passengers on tbo Lusitania follows: IMPERIAI GERMAN EMBASSY. Few First Class Passsngsrs Saved. “Only a few of tho first class pas­ sengers were saved. It Is understood that they thought tho ship would float. Rho sank In from fifteen to twcnty-flrs fnlnutes. “It la reported that the by two torpedoes. , "Tho Cunard agent gives 2.100 total nunjJjer aboard. *1110 Cunard company reported Um nationalities of tho passengers as fol­ lows: Saloon—British. IT»; American, 100; Greek, 8; Swede, 1; Mexican, 1; Swiss, *L' Second class—British. 621; American. 03; Russian, 8; Belgian. 1; Hollanders, 8; French, 5; Italian, 1; un­ known, 2. “In tbe steerage there are said to have been thirteen Americans. The tragedy took place about ten miles off the Old Head of Kinsale. As soon as the Lusitania's wireless call for assistance wse received at Queens­ town Admiral Coke. In command of the naval station, dispatched to tbe -scene all assistance available. | The tugs Warrior, Storm cock and Ju­ lia. together with five trawlers and the • local lifeboat In tow of a tag. were 'hurried oat to se«t. UVnthrr conditions aided In the work , i 9 |S Alfred Gwynne Vanderbilt, Heir to V set M illions; Charles Frohmsn, Greatest of Theatrical M ETEert Hubbard, the Author, end Charles Klein, Playwright. Barnes. Mr Bartlett. G. W. n„ London. England. Bartlett. Mrs. Dales, Linden, Jr., New York, ox-assemblyman and author. . , A sharp look out for submarines was Hntlersby, J. J.. Stockport. England. kept aboard the Lusitania as she up Bernard, Oliver, Bouton . preached the Irish coast, according t<> Bernard, C. New York. Ernest Cowpcr. 11 Toronto newspuper Bllk-ki. Albert C.. Los Angrlc*, CaL * man, who was among tho survivors Blneke, Mrs jyBiMl*. Leonidas, Atlanta, Go. Landed at Queenstown. Black, J. J . Now York. He said that a fte r ttie ship was tor Bloomfield. Thomas. Now York. p«»doed there was no panic aniulig the Ilolmn. James. Toronto crew, but that they went nbout tin- Boulton. It.. Jr.. London. England. lUiwrlng. Charles W.. New York. Braithwaite, Miss Dorothy. Montreal. OCEAN TRAVEL. Bramirli. Miss Josephine, New York. Brodrlck, C. T.. Boston Brodrlck-Clocte, W„ San Antonio. Tex. Brooks. J. 11., New York. Brown. II. 11. Brown, Mrs. it. C., Now York. □ odist Drought Ashore. TRAVELLERS intending to 1 Burnside. Mrs. J H.. ami maid. New York One hundred bodies were brought Bruno It A., Montclair, N, J. embark on the Atlantic voyage I Bruno. nftlmru at Queenstown on ihe Cunard Mm. arc reminded th at a state of Burgess. Henry O. w harf from the rescue tug Stormcock W hit Survivors BayBurnside, Miss I vis. New York. war exist« between Germany Survivors say th a t the first torpedo aud otbpr steamers, which brought over Iluswell. P IX X ) survivorsIt Is stated that these Dying tan. A J . London, England. and her allies and GrealBritmn struck the hull of the ship directly In persons died of exhaustion while on i Byrne, Alle bari G.. Now York. the si*ore occupied by tbe engine room their way lo Queenstown from th«**j and her allies; that the zone of C. scene of tbo disaster. Tbe bodies wore j war includes the waters adja­ Campbell- Johnston. Conway B, ixindon, England removed to the town hall cent to the Jirilish Isles; that, Campbell-Johnston, Mrs When Hi«» n irv p n rs reached Ihe in. accordance with formal no­ Campbell. Alexander, I-ondon, England. wharves doctors and ambulances were Chnbol. D I». Montreal. tice given by the Imperial Ger waiting, and pitiful scenes ware wit­ Chapman. Mrs. ,W . Toronto. man Government, vessels fly­ Charles. J II . Toronto. nessed there. Tlu-re was a largo proing the flag oP Great Britian. or Charles. Mie» fiori», Toronto iKirtlon of women mining the arrivals Clarke. Ilev, Cowley, London. England. Tlielr clothes were soaked with water of any of her allies, are llablo to Cohen. AL, New York. They were lintles* nnd shoeless, nnd Clarke. A. H„ Toronto, destruction in those waters and C'olebrook. It. O., Toronto. many w ere iinnblc to walk. that travellers sailing in Lite Conner. Miss Dorothy, New York. Most of the survivor* had suffered Copping. Georgo It.. Toronto, w ar zone on ships of Great severe Injuries to their legs nnd other Copping Mm parts of tlielr IkkIIon. and many hnd to Britian or her allies do so at Crichton, Mrs. William. New York. Crompton. Paul. Philadelphia. bo place«! ui>oti stretchers nnd removed tbetr own risk. Crompton. Mrs . Infant and nurea. to the quarters which bad been spe­ Crompton. Btevcn cially prepared for them. Crompton. John CTolnpten. Ml»» Alberto. W hat ths Captain Says. W AS H IN G T O N. D C . APBI1 . I Ï . IB1A.. Crompton, Mis» Catherin*. Captain William T. Turner of the Crompton, Bomelly. Lujdtutila expressed uo fear fur the Crook». Bobert VV., Toronto, THE OKltUANH' «VANNINO AD. Crass. A. I). safety of his ship when ho sailed from work of getting passengers Into tho D. New York. Daly, II. M. "1 womlor what the German« will boats In a prompt mid efficient manner. Dearbergh. R. E.. New York. "As we noar«*«l tbe coast of Ireland," do next?" was his only comment when Depnge, Mrs. A., New York he read the advertisement sent out by said Mr. CoW|>er. “ we all Joined In the Dingwall, C. A., Chicago. ', J the Gorman embassy, warning Ameri­ lookout, for a possible attack by a sub Dougall, HI»» C.. Quebec. Drake. Aud ley, Detroit. Mich. cans that they sailed tit “their own m arine was the solo topic of conversa­ Dredge. Alan. New York. tion. risk" on British ship«, which were lln Dredge, Mr».. New York. “1 was chim ing w ith a friend ut the Dunaniulr. James. Toronto. bio to destruction In the war cone. rail nbout 2 o’clock When suddenly I When Captain Turner was questtoneil caught a glimpse o f the conning tower Emoni, W. A., Quebec. regarding (he ship being met off the of a submarine nbout 1,000 yards dls Irish const by British torpedo destroy­ tnnL 1 Immediately called my friend's Fenwick. John. Switzerland. captain Tons an and saloon or tsm an. ers be replle«!: attention to 1L Immediately wo both Fisher, Dr. Howard, New York. “Tbo adm iralty never trouble to send Forman. Justus M™ New York. T bs second hit her cargo section, and Fow les. Charts* F. II™ New York. Is thought to have exploded an enor­ Fowtes. Mrs, Freeman. Bit-hard IL, Jr., Boston. mous quantity of ammunition Vhld to Fried rneteln. J , London. England. Friend. Edwin W , Farmington, Conn. have been stored tbfcro. At ouy rate, Frohman. Charles, and valet. New York. several explosions occurred ns the steam er Hated and sank bow first Survivors Unite«] In declaring no warning was given. 8o desperate were conditions that only ten lifeboats could be launched, ludeeciibablo scene* were enacted as the tuo -helpless, posscngars struggled for their tbeir lives Urea In the ecu. T he official British prca* burean lu London gave out the following report from tbe admiral Imirai In command at Queenstown: I “The torpedo boats, tugs aud armed trawler« which w ent to t h e rcacoo of tbo Lusitania passenger« from Queens­ town ar« all In. with tho exception of tho Heron. h Jeffery. T. C , Chicago. Jenkins, Francis U. JottveL Mias Rita, New York. Jones, Mies. New York. ft. Keeble, W.. Toronto. Kcoble, Mrs. Kellelt. FrsncU C.. New fork. Kempson. M . Toronto. Kenan, Dr. Owen, New York. Kennedy, Mrs. CL Hickson, New York. Kennedy, Mies Kathryn, New York. Kaeer, Harry J™ Philadelphia. Keeer, Mrs. Kessler, George A., New York. King. T. B . New York. Klein, Charles. New York. Knight. C. Harwood. Baltimore. •• Knight, MU* Elaine H. Knox, M. N.. Philadelphia. A L r i lE ll l l W T N M t VAMiKIU'll I VVIltiert»-«. Air*. A H. New 1 . 1» Wltherbee. Master A «. Wlthlngton. uotlirop. in-aiorv Wood. Arthur. New York. Wright. Robert U. ». Young, J. M . Hamilton. OnL Young. Mrs Young. Philip. Montreal AMERICANS SAVED, O. B. Crab. Major and Atr*. Pearl ami t»-- nlllrta. Stuart D. I -ari and Ardra> l eail Mrs. Jtaaio Taft Bmith. Charles C. tlurdwlck Mrs. Blanley L tL lin t* C. T. Hill Robert Rankin. Allas Ixmey. Mrs. William Doherty and lnf»nL Thomas PhllllpaWilliam McAdams. J. II. Houghton John M. Sweeney Ogden II Hammond. J. II. Brooks Charles T. Jeffry. Mr*. C. H Lund Arthur Hhcpherdeon. Dr. D. .V, lloore. Clinton Bernard. Herbert LtghL J. Lltmeoru Jr. Edith William«. James J. Leary. Thomo* Slidell Mrs. John Wolfetiden. ’ Mrs. Nina Holland. Mrs Thomas Alysh L L McMurruy. Robert Kay R. 4L .Lockhart. Owen Cannon. Dwight C. Harris Fred B Judatm Ed. At Colila.. IL C. W rlg n t F. J. G auntlet. 8 N. Knox P atrick O’Donnell. Mrs. Cyril H. Bretnerton. George A. Kessler. Mrs. O. Bym«, * WASHINGTON'S VIEW. N ever gtneo th a t April day tnta» j e a r a ago. when won! cam« lhat ( T itanic bad guuo down, has W a»bw ton been ao riirrcd ns It 1* o'rt’r 1 CBA1U.EH FItOtlMON, WUO WAB LOST. lin k in g of tho Lusitania. Thi *’*r » Lanai, Sir Hugh, England. Becombe, Mie» E t i n both. reports told tbnt there hail Ih* '1 Laaaetter, Mrs. 1L U.. London, England. Shields, Victor E . Cinctnnau. ^ loo* o f life, hut the relief that Shields, Mrs. Loaketter. F , London, England.' advice* catterd gave wny to the ib«*** Lauriat. Charles 41. Jr., Uo»too. Bhymcr, Mrs. IL D . Now York. Laaroyd. Tx A., Sydney, Austrslia. Sigurd, JecubUa eat xuucerit later when It Learoyd. Mrs, and mold, Sydney, Aus­ 8 Uve. Thonuis j, known that than» hnd i « 1“ tralia. Slidell. T„ New Tork, death*. Although th«*v are iinifopodji Leary. James, New York. Smith. Mise Jessie Teft. Breeevtlle, o . Lehmann. Isaac. re tlrrn t. olfi- lai* rt-nilxe that t»W ir»F Bonnr born. H. a . OaUltnors. Leigh. Even A . Liverpool. England. . * Stacknouee. Commander J. Foster, Lon­ edjr. Invulvlug the io>« " f Arurrkr* Leila, Oerald A.. New York. don, England. Levinson. Joseph. Stephen*. Mrs. U. W™ and mold. Mont­ dtlzena. la likely to bring "hoot crNI* In »he IniemntlotuH letallao* Lewtn, F. Gay. reaL Btepliena Master John 4L C.. and nurse. the I’tiltetl fftate* Montreal < íi/iLé.■ . I -,JtX™ �^ ■ S i* may ......, r ' ’ . • - - . v, ■ THE SANFORD HERALD 11, IMS - PAGE HEVEN represents tho number of courses to ©f ihr i« u in r r of auch fffUOrAt« in ih** nfeitiw af* I rtkiiown, Pnle*« «aiti c n i f l n u be served. L E G A L A D V E R T IS IN G ■hall I■r roijpiinisfl affording t*» law, tat d««Pit wit: »»a ut» t h r m i n i n the ¿9th day of The sm all tables arc placed at tho M*y, A I» Isi a sldo w alls, nnd accommodate two nt . No. 37SS Wit ne»» Dr*» m my* y* util »ItlrUl ri al «linai -iiTiKurr ur>* and tra ! tbi» 11» 2«lh d »y «I Ai>rtT, A I) ISIS each table. Twenty tables are tho re­ Krpart of the Condition of <a*al * K A I . l l t l l i I,ASS, quired num ber for forty couples. While Cl,rla l*rrull (¡tauri, S minol* f’o , Fla Hy J»«. (*. Ilulai.ru. P . C. HANK T l.T u r.-4 lr one half o f the guests are dining tho FIRST NATIONAL other half nro dancing It takes the enllro even ing to dim*, dance and At Hanford, In Ihr State *»f Florida, at dine ngnln. After all have dined to | thr clone of buttine«* .Mn) INt, 1915 ♦♦ ♦ ♦< * X 9 9 9 9 0 » « tho strains of enchanting music all Join In dancing. Everyone Is happy, Hrwiurrra ¡C-^'W" 1914, It lb* MlO«, N«WW« Srwfical*J therefore Jolly. They've had a splen­ Ì273.770.9I l-oxna and DkwinU did dinner, there's boon a chance for 247.26 (tvcninula, *wur«l and utwrrurcd WHEN ARE W O M E N PAST T H E the men to m ake love to their pretty 1!. ft. Honda (a w-curv circulation S,740.0 Hiker Hot»!» to **oirp l'.— f»I M A R R Y IN G A G E ? com panions and trip to the merry Savin 1» . . . c. I ii.UiW 00 One Inch Cards Will Ile Publishi d lin ­ strains of tho Kiss" w alls, "llluo Srcuritir» ocher than 11» S Itoml» (not Including »lockal . - ye u Bot to txi rcaxtJn'd dow n or ty*t der Tlils Hcmling AI The Haie Of J7.20 \ Danube." ns w ell as to the new er mel­ owned unpledged . . . . 4S.3SI.67 t ~ hl, l , araDRlon or a t h i r s t of grcatn eas. odies, to th e ir .hearl’a con ten t. Thera 40.344.67 Per Yrar. r ------- -Tr-tal l»nd*. aaeurttiaa. e tc ir t . « r o o d life: It « r o w » In to the »out. Isn't a cou p le that doesn't rote the iM iirrii«twr.i»«»ck.ot. r adgaPte» :— r 1.00 ----- —1 “ WHB* AtiX -M ltt. <tud UcaiJL m -»v'rr dinner and dance a huge su ccess, nnd \jr*m amount unpaid. . . . . . . . 2,600,00 1. 400.00 ' put*«. 6,642.64 w ish they could attend one six nights D u r from K n ln il l l n r f w llank, . . . & B a c h e lo r girls look ab ou t them 'anil In tho w eek. Girls do not get fagged l>ur from approval Hiaww* Agrnuin New York, Chi« leo slip» of girls o f s w e e t slkleen car, out anil look tired despite their youth aro mil Sl. bulk.......... I4.I7K.71 I»uo from xpprovwd n w r i » ey in g oft m atri­ and vivacity. »cent» Id other Ittwve m on ial pritea—a t­ i ntira . .. . . . . . . 41,44640 47.025,11 Dinner cou rses between the dances Pur (rrJn Hank» and H en km (vthrr tr a c tin g sonstblo than above).................... 46,311.32 ...Carrier & Woodruff Building... nro a wonderful beauty preserver. Tho m en of maturo tan laanki In the tame rity or wonder 1« that It was not thought of Cheek* town a» report Inf bank 1,501.79 a ge». This cau ses before. Pink lemonade w as very de­ Outride Cheek» and Other (*a»h th em to wonder if Terms a\Iodera!c*--Striclly Cash Item. ....................... *2,277.6« lightful, b u t the dinner from con­ Fraetiunal rurwiry, nlekeU th e y nro consid­ and rrnU. .... 1,692.63 _ 1,9*0.19 som m e to nuts, leaves nothing more to ered passe in tho J.0H.H.IW bo desired. Very often a girl takes a Noire of other National Hank» Phone 319 e y e s o f such men. Taalal rvain and rertiflealea 16,620.00 precious Bouvenlr home— tho heart of le-tal-4entlef nolaw.......... 5,500.00 W ith that thought tho young man who accompanied her lUvlrmplion fund arilh 1!. S. Treasurer c o m e s tho conjec(rmt mot* than 5 | i o cvnl on to tho delightful affair. Tho progres; rirrulalton).......................... ............. 43 a^o tu r o in their slv o dinner and danco is a reality th»a from U. 9. T n w i n t ................... .. •• „ m in d s, "when aro w hich fills a long-felt want. The girls _____ ltSJ.llR.73 Total. w o m en considered ATTUItaNK’Y an» COUNSELLOR at LAWs h ave an opportunity"to have an In­ p a st the marrying terrupted chat with different part­ Practice in Slate and Federal Courts - liaMllllea ago?” ners. Tho now est danco crate has 34,000.00 L e t us reason Capital Stork paid in..... Sanford Fla much to Ha credit^for lovers to bo Surplu» fund., (1 1, 000.00 tinnier-Woodruff Bldg th o subject out a i l 7,829.06 t'ndlwdtri profit* thankful for. ciurmi ripm*««, bit. * If all then & um« paid I.-16-1.Oí 13,164.02 w ore of tho samo ('irrulating nolfT* I1,750.00 13 JEALOUSY LOVE'S PROOF? I niii virtual ilci»o*il« mlij«rt »o i*hf#k m ind and Inclined i **-M: to bo frirolous, tho g ir ls in their early r*rtifir*lm of itrtwwlti due DENTIST thnttffhlfl' nil pmislim«. nil tIHkhd, Id Irwi th*ii JOday 11.211 «1 twenties would b« tho on ly ones who AllWhatever »Hr a tin* mortal fra »id f *rrt iIÜn | rh»-irk*» if. »1 ^ I11 could hope to he led to th o altar Hut A ll nr*' but mlfilaf» r* «f tm •• r o n ire Yowell Building I *tm | al i n t i f i f 1 i | r | « w i » Ï -***** **I 21 I i*i«**jt% ( tu SOut Hitut i(a> And fp* t| hi« hu< f* l flam» this Is not often (he c a se , I am glad tl«i(|rr> IIW.91M8 SANI ulti» : • FLORIDA to Fay. The majority o f men by tho I lit4.11 a 73 T . ta l time they have reached thirty have l e a r n e d by experience, through hav­ THOMAS KMVirr AVILSON There aro men who do not know Siale of Florido, (,’ounly ol Semino)*. ing been brought in contact with I, H, P. Whltnvr, Cs-liirr id th* alwjve-namvd •what lo m ake of It when they pel a batik, \ e . r e i t G i i s o N i i q u n i i o i .d e » ilo Niluniy »»ai Ihal t if ahov, Mi|nwnt .young women of dlfToront ages, that sw eetheart who does not Mitijr-ct lo i» Irii" tu th* t»*»t uf iny kniialut|r ami I»Uri. « extreme youth In a w lfo Is a doubtful . 11. r . W1IITNEIL Ca»hl*r se e in g them lalk and laugh with pret­ blessing. Ho knowB that thn girl of T I llaaklw» ty girls. T ho average mnn is used to Suli-vrltml and «worri In slxtccu Is not rapabln o f the grand kliif» nif IH» tlb ilay T J Mi(l*v l.A W Y E U S ihu ways of most girls Quip* as soon ■ ri May,.1 * 1 1 4 I V Priiiul") passion which will endure. Her HU,-« Clauib- 11.4 Vufh. tt.irortun uh he begins paving aMenimii to o. • S anford, Florida nnd loves aro Im aginary. What shu N"iar> ¡'ubilish e gets the notion tlial lit* belongs to M> t»»fnmt»*Min • ai«to— S i n . t ì l h , I ‘* ) s Is Infatuated with today eho Is tired h e r and should nni look at ntiy one of tomorrow. Her th ou gh ts are on else Sli** would ieilld a wall around pri'tt) drosses, good-looking young fel­ s in u n i » >vi i. It I 111 If she r-ollld to keep Olliers frotll S III It 4- *ft llrif f t yr |T1V• h 1 lift 1 1 y n i f i I l f n l ! lows, the latest dances, purl ten, frolics i, i n ill M*ti !**UUHÍ o b i J admiring him lie has only to men­ lut* i i f r t «t î h « n i and fads. ft *i if i ' f i i i r r line * r « l i.f t l i r » r n i t t u y r f . i tion that th is girl has line eyes, nr »! S i a!t* » f f F. r *i * m l i l h J m i n i «t 1 i i r* Ull Al{( lir iT < T When n girl has reached twenty- that iiiif.ii lino form 1« arouse her Ire f Ï. ' .In ..f S.MU i -i . . I V i, «1.1 ft.f - |.. 4,f Ax»rt1 1,4-1. t* a 1. il t.U b five she has safely panned through *u> ittnl to betray her Jealousy I I n t i , in lb»t cir iiiti r aw o h r i r a n u t i p i tho silty age. Sho Is n o t attracted to lly this token he Is sure of her Hit | i ’( 1 b» r r»r>l ol whb b. nn-| On at iielcmrr-1 Offir. in ^nwcll II!.Ig N tnferd I ! i n man because ho has a lo v e of a curl­ pottles It In his rnlnd that sh*- Is ready Ilit reih i nti ml « ■* liii. «i ■» lift il to I In* ( fir I. »l » *• « I ing mustache, brown, wavy hair. • 1 'S"»'111* i ..*.»» I 1íl » I a at » to accept him quite as soon as he pups i lit U hit! /IJ U' You iii 11• ( equi i Í >ir.«Jrt a Wear» fancy clothes nnd a number i*m I • >■ r o tim i 4fip in m u -ill V th e quest ton Manlike being sure of »fit i» *i t-l > ft .! **g*41«ri > f t ) I r < ! d <|I I hr *. four shoe. On the contrary, the plain-’ •I..- S’. S nt vr t u i u lli i v o f I ' .r* uit « «turi, ft». . « e ff fit* I Uf» "I t) • her. he Is In no hurry to declare him­ i mifii'lc » mint * I I *rrl a • h.M n •; \v cr tho young mnn the m ore In favor se lf. If they have a m isunderstanding ^ \ Krrtrtt h ji»-ft*t>r « ■ l«i nf tIT ho stands with her. Hhe understands 1 ft«, a• Í .Mr! UJ- «Il Ì b- t‘ and part, to- finds the next girl whom « •*- »L it. r.lai him better; Is much m ore companion- h o begins to lioau about fashioned 1* * f ‘ i" •l. w. t t-r 1 11*n* ■. ..» it.. 4».-r..* 1Hi* -ft* I t* i* the 1 ! t»'i [o* i Tr.M, side She realises th e solemnity of a fte r the sam e jiiittern So on down ti• iif . V4» \. .1».\ r*.r " t F ft - » «ill ** 1 .,»« 1t 1•U , f , r , t • t tho marriage bond; that Her entire DAVI 1 UKNTFH, M !) , PHflKu n in ( th e long list of girls M l Jft tlft. 4.» J l! » 1 *It* future will he made or m arred b> tier * • 1 . * 1 i. r < g It* \ 1 * 1 1 * F «1 » •If*‘f •* When he m eets a young woman who !.. % X!1 1 . t ft *t D t 1 DD Ir . lift b ft ri a tiri choice of a -husband Is totally different from all the reftt ho . Mit 1 î,** k J (1 .» 11. 1 i ¿ lir*i anil Ff** « When sh e Is five nnd thirty she In r1} •!.-*. t|l-r| ft a t , 1 Nl.lr * for r ft'i .1 pr..|M < cannot understand her He woos her, f.i114. 9ft at the height of wom anhood's bloom, w lih ardor, toil doi-a not seem able to » ona< f#.wr»b V. 1 t haï t ♦-« .I„q r i r.** \ tho perfect rose, with a ll her beauty 1 * ft.u rit , . f I lit ‘a \\ m elt her Icy reserve He who has PHYSICIAN AND'SURGEON unfolded. Her charm s are at their • Fir ! V all ill f .4« lt» »Ml. •11II6*1M' n 1*' been n«ed to throwing Ills arms Ilare#* Xhip! > ID ni'ftb •* f i(i»bt*bnri< best. Her kindness nnd sympathetic around other girls without asking "by a v. r n t i <•* 1*1 1». •< A ! ILkt!« a ) rieht OniCI IN GARNIK A WOODRUFF BLOC. nature appeal to men w hoso liearia *■f * m , nini r i r * I»1 that j -all III N A J Olfitr riunir 271 Rrtidritrr Photic 20j your leavp Is seized wtih a (It of ul S, A 1 ll « lint a y mul *»rt pi 1.» gin ni ri g could not bo touched by any other Offlt* Homi ‘J la II ». ni., 2 la 4 p. m. Ihuldjty at the Impulse w hich comes 627 It W . of w. sit!*« of Frenrh «v*nu«. kind of woman. Much depends on tin* to him to take the Icy m aiden’s hand "" in iptJi *h| v f ( ì ntrl «Ititi » ■«vi pup, run i.......... F «.r t * ni \\ Dirt f* woman w hether sho Is n prize In the f . i av r i U H * , I. •Ith ill hi his. When he makes his ply a of s K of matrimonial market a fter tills ori*. If I «o M « u * j-t Lrffi'hiDE DM! fl lo v e, she In one of the sort who do not N U rn••r of _S I on f i*tJf Î Ii 11 ' of her heart still retalus tho qualities of I i| •i k* ♦ flit * fall Into his arms whispering "My s u youth, and her ilps th e ir stplle. her *t ff. U hearl Is vuiirs I have loved vou all • . 1 a* 1 t eyas their bright nous, and her maimer P l u m b i n g and tilling* U 1 • n - Ih*- in irrlag»- to lake Is cordial. It Is an easy m a iler if ahn II \ M * . p la c e ’“ Iii- 1 -1 fie- reserved innldcti G a s F i t t i n g only knew It. to win the heart of many II ■• • lo o k s at him sw eetly murmuring "I a crusty bachelor or w idow er. They Vf ?.. ft .1 * m ust take tim e to think It over ’’ All Work lluccivett My I'erttonal 7ib-l ut- >àie am not looking for th o frivolity of E ven after sho has given her conyouth, or tho young* w om an who ex­ Attention And Hont Kffurtn M l l i l t. pects to wed and r a is e a family. se n l thul In* may ask her father and Uomil rr mri ut 1' •!*». t; limi» ». Jutf a r Neither qre they attracted to the wom­ m oth er and has gained tholr approval, r rot> anti J I* Tutu*., r.‘Ci-mm*n-llsz Opiioaite f ’llj Hall Telephunt* No ’2â ft- f11!11*Va a <Mi r.l ) an of thirty-five, w hoso ambition Is h o often finds him self doubting wheth­ Jllj t‘|lf , ‘ -t* firfM«d*|k llHi» R 1 !.. » f — ■ . ■ . . . i i - i i . I I I , III -V ft* It'» "1»4 st Its height, who would scorn a quiet e r he will he aide to win the g irls ri .... *i 11 í ■ ml ft i . va 1 I. t r « 1. 1 ** A ft k *' U 'I life nnd taking R easy, in fact. In all ' ll''nrt ,,r If h*‘ ' llw“h,‘n i I'U»* 0 -1« > ft t 40 0 <* »#«*«««»« truth it may bn said th at worm*.. ..f *l,nrk ,,f ll"’ >*- I Jet rafHE'‘ loTahlu dlniioslllons find tlicrn Is no fiirl H 1» wimId in- Mir** of her. •*11. ,•.*»ab • »1• . H«*'U| ) ¡î- ?»■*«, .. i t . n ^ m n l - . M lo «v . ftf t* 6gn limit which liars Ilium from at­ but ihts he !» umilile H* d>> lit* lingers , » -4 *( •**> D I. • 1*11,1 .» ft 1 -n t ..... 4* '1F t { *.» • L* tracting a congenial nm ic and wed- In tin* vnsiiluil.- Ju»i ns he tins lit" rane. t f,.-ri* « * « mí * 4 M « van! *» i' lock. l>-t tio single w om an despair, lin gered with other girls lie dot's not r *ia ■1« ■> «il»r « 3 fr,i3c l*i |U ftrtlall a si*i »t* Al *.* t a*m f «ia*l » •> * 1»î***« n «« Jut «la ri fn «rt r^ h ile there's life th iy e’n hope." Who dtiro shock lier by offering to on reas an*] 11»h« n ruai) f» ■I- i » fl % 1»î. f**»11 « it|r know« what a day will bring forth? At hep. lie who has h.'im tin adept n! «ntl »Dr r**» *|iiar «* r% ■ nf « mil•' In»ig, rdti FPflt Irom ••r t Itirhmnnii1 avrthe lime when a womnn fo e ls the most «notching a VJsn on such an occasion oliti *m*t nu«* pn*l » n i 1$ mile* l a t ‘»mrfon «vsnu# discouraged, sunshine m ay bo break- irom nll-too-wllllng lips Binnds filial? fl»* north qn»rtir •••ninn lint* arul thr ^ *rrtiiio Ii nr* *«f »■Id sfrti«rti 1. i lug through the cloudn und a golden «Lashed before the maiden who Is ull rt rntrf « p . 20» rangf M , S A ! K irrfttlfìfi th«» * day dawnlng-for her, sw eetn ess, y«t 18 clothed with a cer­ Ji •! (infili rumi on a nr lb pi?H i «in liti** f S m 3. yo» 31 ta in dignity which raises a harrier Said m a r l I s v*' maintalnetl by o v e r which fam iliarity on M b part ifivat«* fi'wlih-nla pfrviim» t*» and »Inri' HOU, a ¡piiMihii yuS, h i m ion *.»f «urn*' his l»***’n l|«rd as n w ould not dare attempt to cross. DANCE, E A T , A N D D A N C E A G A IN . 'nitrd r í a le « mail roule d n r r «aid roule Sho U by n o mean» n prude. Tito « a s e » l ai-li»Kt rt, and ihr number n( homes 0 and farina under rylllvation aloni ” rnorry, dancing light in her e y e s dis­ orrupiiii Mttalc a m i « w it h Its v o l u p t u o u s swell, «aid rotti «ft> « nrrr*a-it alea I heir roñal ani Soft e y e s looked lovo l o e y e s which p ro v es that Hitrifilcimi nt unco. Shu and permanerli uà» ami m u l » « Ihr » a um* m Positively Guaranteed bene fl I ferrivi rt, and if fifi |irple*l *Pake again. h a s no fear of any girl friend cutting tiilMir I« filed «III be declared a puldle rnunly ftnd all w e n t mrrTy a s a m n r r tn g # bell. Hade for all Machinf • h e r out. Sho sensibly declares: "If road at the next regular meeting of thl* Hoard. There’s n new fad, nnd tho -iris h o lik es any other girl better than ho f,7-Turp-Mc '« n t to know nil about It. You may d o e s ino, l would rather help him w> «uro It has som ething to do with th an hinder him from getting the one In ( « u t t n( ihr t nitnlj iu<t»p. .Scmlnnl» ( u im ij , State nf | In,Lin He danr|nR< for tj,0 p ^ tty cren tu res icem w h o can m ake him happiest." lit IV Latatn u( m arries the reserved nwcetheart. 11 « •o be danco mad. E v cry o n e-ls trying Ausvata A. Hfrrlnr rrvditor«. I.*znl*r». f Ilatrlhul***. an-l J® 'iP a now Innovation Uv»t will is ono of tho men not troubled by a T o■1)ntl IVraon» hnvliiz i'Intfn» or n*mmul***P the girln ntlli tw irlin g the light’ Jealous, wlfo. Ha lives lo learn that nyalnal aniil Rilalr: VbU, nn<l cn< h o( jrou nr* k*r*l>y or* fu la stic and bo a m agn et to draw Jealousy Is no proof of lovo. Men nnd liftorl »lui ri-riilifrri to (irr»vnl a n y rlnlin» w o m en make tho mistake of their an-! ilrmauilF wkirh y ou. or *lthcr or you, à young men to tho danco, a s well. mny bnvn n(»inal lh<- n i a i * of Auiuata A X A happy thought stru ck som o one liv e s by thinking that It Is. Hirrin*. il*c«»«cil, Int* uf S*mlnol<< Coun- a between dances to dlno. Now York l y , l ’Iorldn, la Ih* undrraisurd *i*eutria I * of «ald r .t a l c , within t w o y r ara frura th» X * u first to adopt It; to s e e whether Our Teachers. rial* h*r*nf.< ' I U would bocomn a fash ion ab le craxn natad Marrh 2 0 i t . A. I'. 1915. It may bo safely said that many I l)A SI IL ii IN K l'A U U A M O Itf:, fir turn out to bo a frost. Tho ono sc h o o ls In which morals nro never Ê iM u trl» . 61-Tu*a-»tr ^ho Introduced tho novel fad of danc- ta u g h t from text-books, or by formal 0« between tho dinner co u rses was ex o r c ise s, furnish a most stim ulating la Conti of Ih* Caanly Jod»*, Hrmlnul* CARBON PAPERS fT**** rotnomberlng tho old ndago, d rill In tho higher and finer m oralities C ou til,, NUI* of Florida Tho way to a man's hoart is through e v e r y day. Many of ua know teach­ In ro Fatal* ol Mlaa Jlramlo (■!•«» Finest Carbon Paper Made * »lotnach." Ho may gro w weary of e r s. who, without much preaching, con­ T o all Creditor*. !,**»(**». DUtrlbut**» an.I atl Pnrron* having tlalnva or damami» •bring, but of dining, w ith his best v e y , In all th eir Intercourse with their Every Sheet P erf eel • galnat raid Palate* * r | seated by him a t th o toblo— pupils, tho influences nnd qualities Vou and oarh of you or* hereby notified I and rrqulrrd to |>rr«*nl any claim» and n°If* !- ? f iU . hardly over. w h ich purify nnd Invlgorato chnrnfitrr. dioram i, ullirh you or rilh-r nf ypn may TT»» U tho way It 1* conducted: A A considerable acquaintance with h a \ r acaln»t i h* *»tatc of Mira Jlm m ’i* *r y ah tho first table s it s down In tea ch ers Im presses tm* with tho belief Ctla»*, drc*a»cd. tat* of f-cminol* County, Florida, to Ih* undcr»l(nrd Kirrutor ol r -tat*. within laro y*ata (tom ihn date ^ *n l*18 BTOn' nli- V*’bllo llia t the feeling of their responsibility •aid > ejr *** enjoying tho fir st course, fo r th e moral w elfare of ihcR pujills, h*r*of. (lair d , April ITth. A. l l . 1914.* begins promptly fo r tho r e st a n d their appreciation of tho values k,L£ V. P. F O R S T E R , Tor Sale by 69-Tu*a-9te ' Expculor. ner °no or-tw o dances th e manager o f character, aro dteadlly deepening « charge b low s tho w h ittle . Those o f ApplUallon for Tax D acd tladrr a m o n g thorn. No profession is ao Noilr* Herilon 676 of Ih» U r a t r i l S lalu lra tho Ftbio, having disponed of th* N olle* tx baroby given t h a t C. J * Rata* sa cred Hint shallow and self-seeking Rrto** th eir seats at dall, M, II., ptirrbxarr of Tag Cartlllrat* IfcMt lo othM’s*' takine thntr ! u l t« p erso n s do nor-find a place in it; but No. 911, dat»d thn Sth d a y of April, A. t>. 169», baa ftl*d xald rvrtiflcato i s . s t y odlr* ¡2 * C ^ w V u h5 Lr bPK I bpllovo that a s much seriousness and and haa mada appllratios for tax daod lo LauraJean Libbeus Talks on Heart Topics f BUSINESS CARDS ! Drs. Mason Householder Dentists GEO. A . DECOTTES.. .a ll DR. C. G.- BUTT , Wilson & Housholder E li on J . M o u g h to n The M a n W ith T he Black V a n d y k e He'* a ilnutrr figure that dropt like a ahadaw on the Uvei of Ned Warner and June. Dark, poluhed. inytlerioui, hit polite Attcntioni teem a coftitant menace. At rvrry turning he croaipi tli* path of ihe beautiful runaway brtde. “Runaway June” Hy GF.OHGE RANDOLPH CHESTER and LILLIAN CHESTER Ii a my ill lying llory. a (aicinatin| itory, n atory ol ipellbound thrtll. It it flluatraled with moving piettir*» ptoduted by th* Reliant * Motion Picture Corporation by tpwclal arrangement for tlvla paper 'H e a d i h c S 't o r y I n G '/x fJ ’ " P a p e r . See th e P ic tu re s . **Ryinjk. wnjr June*’ h,n.i nrvrf briot r beep publuhnl, It » m wntipn for AmeriCft’i ^T04lft nt nfi»ip*p«n. Iti thu i iiy it will Appear «Acluuvely Ixi Ihu pAper* The Shelter Sanitorium *r M l-“ Ür. J. T. Denton C . H. D I N G E E \ Star Brand ! Beginning Wednesday, May 12lli at Star Theatre. 5 and 10c. ¡ » T M E fHANtES U' W ng/fP&L I >on't play wilii Horious mutters— un't YOU carry your own insurance against ___ v i n j: fur v nil'll ; ■. *I t'li- nuitit-y w a n t i n g w h o » ilu- I I K K .‘ an w i j » d o u t y o u r jirojit-rty iiiivu our strong, rclintile romjinny carry your risk—and be on the safe side Itcaxmuihlo rntci CHASE & C O M P A N Y St. Leo College, Si. Leo, Pasco County, Florida 31 * Coniluctcil by the Benedictine Fathers TF.HMS - *226.00 ! ■ - - 1 hL --, L *^r X i 4, ■ ^ A i Full Instructions G iven in * ihppnratory, (*ornrnercial and F lass i r i t ! Court mi 5? . 9 • FOR CATALOGUE ADDRESS REV. DIRECTOR and MultiKopy Recognized Standards | Herald Printing i; *b° dined first to partake of lh« second course at table No i* ^ • oob until thhy have reached ths sixth or m L r S TO» w. wmea dflToUon ffiajr b<> iound “ ? n* lhe tatua in accordant« with law. ft™00* oUlfer cUaB of pormonB_' tbo ckjr** not ««opted. - Washington auddcD i in th0 A tlantic.- to-w ilt L o t i ! (o IS, Iran Lola 4 and 5, UU S a b D . r . * * Act*» ?,ESW h« »»id U a d being HAND B R O TH E R S LIVER Y, a AND F E E D *==: - *- ' # S TA B LE C o r n e r Pafk A v o n u « and'Sseond Stroot ’ C O N T R A C T O R S FOR A L L K I N D S O F H E A V Y H A U L I N G ■ Said eartlfl- ambracat Iba following dearrthed prop­ »««chors of our common sch ools bb Cata erty a l lu a t c d ' l n Seminóla county, Florida, SALES ;m »* Largo supply of Horses, Mulos, Wagons and Harness always on hand Fo r Sale or Exchange Blackamlthlni and Wagon R ep airin g In eonnootlon �■ . ä . . ' v 1 .; ‘ . ■ .- : -' v . i .;-. '-■■■••■• - 7 ' :' ' ' ^ "' ■ ~ -rT : ' ‘ THE SANFORD HERALD PAGE EIGHT INCOME TAX HITS MANY BASEBALL STARS ja o a o a D o o a o o a a a a o D o o a o a o o D o o o a o o o o o a o o o o o o a o o a O Q O u o a c !CURBSTONE GLEANINGS BUDGET OF OPINION “ JUST BETWEEN YOU ANI) M E.” § EVEN THE' GATE POST NOT IN IT 3 a g g r ii1 Ye talk ab o u t yer orchestrya An* operya a n ’ rich, Yer airafoneya an* concerts Thnt air got up for t h ' rich: Not one. kin hold a Candle, folks, I'll hev yA understand, • To th' sweet, enchantin’ music O’ th’ Silver Cornet Band. Why, wunst, when Teddy Roosevelt Was pnssin’ through our town, We give a big reception, "W ith th ’ band an’ Mayor Brown When Brown got up to make his Jf*i ■ JEJ • speech Old T ed d y waved his hand An' said he'd ru th c r listen T th ' Silver Cornel Band. On every Decoration Day They lead t h ’ sad parade. Th' comrades right behind 'em, Ife j * - =. Folleretl by th’ Ladles’ Aid: The Red Men and th 1 Woodmen An' th* children, hand in hand, March soletnu to th’ music O' th’ Silver Cornet Band. IAS*. A n’ then, on Independence Day, They tu rn out in th eir best. Their uniforms o ’ red and gold tlutshirun’ nil th' rest: T h ’ cannons roar, lit' banners wave, Th* m arshal take* com m and. Hut, gosh all hemlock! Listen t ' t h a t Silver Cornet Band! SRV- On summer nights they giv* us nil A concert in th ' park, T h ' folk sit ’round an' listen Till away long after durk. A n ’ many a lo v in ’ couple Hev prom ised heart a n ' band T o the soft e n tra n c in ' music O’ t h ’ Silver Cornet Bund. Z fA i sometimes th in k th at when comes My time t ’ pass away I ’d like to hev t h ' boys around An' hear t h ' music play; Seems kinds like t h ’ passage T ’ th ' fur off H appy Land Would be easy, t ’ t h ’ music O' th ’ Silver Cornet Band. I it — E. F. McIntyre. i “ Marry in M ay and rue the dt\) So goes the old saying, and l*vcause of its fearful potent m any a girl has .declined a trip to the ultur during the month of flowers and sunnil! nc.’’ "M arry In May and rue the day!" keep hU m em ory green am ong the younger generation who knew him not in person. The following is worthy of reproduction, as being one th a t was never published during his lifetime: At home in his m o th er’s arm s to­ night I huve a baby boy; u little laughing, rosy fellow. T h e bloom of youth is on bis cheeks, th e lau g h ter of childhood is en his tips, the light of love an d tru st is in his eyes. T h e patter of his little feet and the p rat­ tle of his b a b y tongue are music, sweeter to me, th an all the s y m ­ phonies, o/ the spheres. Ho is a bab y now. He knows nothing of the great world’s trouble and tyrm oil, the tem p tatio n s, tho pitfalls,' the dangerous and devious ways of life. Suprem e in the d o ­ main of u m other's love an d a father's care, he is not concerned with th e problems of today or tin* possibilities of tom orrow. He o n ly knows tb u t he is happy, and the dreams of his little life are all re al­ ized in tho joys which babyhood brings nnd loaves. But t h a t little fellow will be a man some day. He will aw ake som e morning to find thnt somewhere, somehow, in th a t slum ber zone which none of us can com prehend, he has passed from boyhood to m a n ­ hood, an d he will leave Ins f a th e r ’s roof to fare and light the b attles of life. When he does so he will meet foes and find conditions that he never knew existed He will sec i n ­ equality an d injustice and hum an suffering wrought of avarice nnd vice. lie will tind man traps and gilded vestibules of r n p i e existing under the cloak of respectability and the protection of the law. li e will see the strong oppressing th e ,w e a k , and he will hear the cry of the de­ fenseless before the grinding wheels of privilege amt power He will face conditions which breed p overty and want and awful misery on the one hand, and out of which grow o p u ­ lence and luxury and unearned eas, upon the other. And when he finds these things as he will tind them , because there will be evils to com bat then as well as now— I want him to know- two things. 1 w ant him to Know first th a t his fa ther wus not responsible for those conditions; and I want him to know, second, th at Ills falliel .D,l what lie coulil to prevent Diem ferii Orpingtons, "tho big black beau­ ties.” Bullets nnd laying stock from prize winning strain for sale, write for prices. Settings, 15 fertility guaranteed $3.00. The Ortega Breed ing Farms, Jacksonyillo, .Fla., 74-4tp Hand Shaking Dangerous Hacteriofoglsts recently found un­ der tho fingernails of men, women and children no less than ttilrt.-.-n i|irrfl> ent kinds-of disease germs, Including those o( tuberculosis, diphtheria saj Influenza. , FOR SALE < For Sale—One $15.00 set Dann oil cushion inserts, Y g.OO. Seminole 76-2tp' Though tho government Is having n man on n championship club has to Co. Garage. tough time getting at tho facta, pro­ pny Income tax. Ëddle Collina of Chicago White Box. fessional ball playerH will pny Into tho internal revenue departm ent some­ thing like $5,000 In Income tax. Hut for tho fact thnt 50 per ce nt of the players In the American. National and Federal leagues are married ami are thereby permitted to claim an ex emptlou of $1,000 In salnry, the sum exacted by tho government would-be considerably greater. From tho best Information tho ex­ perts have been able to obtain there a re In tho three leagues mentioned nbout 300 players who recetvo more than $3.000 n year. This really means six months, as that Is the length of tho coni m e ts. What they earn dur lug the other six months also tins to be accounted for, hut In most cases It Is nothing Of these 300 there are about 20" who earn more than $t,000 There are cldse to lon who draw- more than $5,000 and 50 whose contracts call for amounts rnnglug between $0.000 nnd $10,00" There are less than a dozen who make more thun that. The notable ones are Eddie Collins, T> Cobb. Trls Speaker, W alter Johnson nnd a few inn lingers Met Iraw- Is re puled to make $25.000 In snlnry. The players who take part In a world's series are required to pul that amount tn with their salaries, which makes It certain that every H E IS A LW A Y S ON T H E JUMP Actions of “Cozy” Dolan Have Tend­ ency to Keep Opposing Pitcher Guessing All the Time. “Cozy" Dolan, outfielder for the Car­ dinals. ts a man after Manager Hug­ gins’ own heart He Is always doing something once he gets on the bases Ho lets the pitcher kuow early In the Continued from Pngc 5 wtm Horse for Sale— Bay, 8"years old, about 1100 lbs., safe, strong and sound. No better farm or team horse in state. Worth $200, $150 for quick sale. It. II. Holile, Box 112, Oviedo, Fla. 72-0tp E PEOPLE AND EVENTS Mrs, H. H- Stevens and Rebecca th is old fear May, one of the most beautiful of the* spring months has left on Sunday for Philadelphia to Ralph gone unfavored by brides and bride­ attend the graduation of Stevens, M. D. grooms. To be sure, the masculine end of the wedding party usually Mrs. Frances Vesey of Arend In scoffed at this silly feminine super^atltion, but sotUrong was the feeling spent severnl «lays in Sanford in the of fear attached to the joyous spring interest of the Southern Chautauqua m onth of May that few women of Gainesville. could be induced to tread Hymen's Mm. It. J. Holly is viiiting her p a th during theso dreaded thirtymother, Mm. Tyner nnd siateh Mrs. ono days. Recently, however, there has been E. D. Browne nt Tampa. u change of . feeling. The modern 4 Ilirlht bride, up to dato In every way haa Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Betts an­ defied the old superstition, thrown her defiance to the god of luck, and nounce tho birth of a littlu^dnughter when it suited her convenience mar­ Monday, May 10. ried In May without a fear as to the consequences. And bocause of. her Dreamt. courngofshe has proved how foolish It la a common saying that one was the old superstition . No great­ dreams of that which ono has been e r amount of ill luck came to her thinking most about. This is thu ex­ th a n to brides who took the m atri­ ception and not tho rule. The dream may he of something that one thought monial leap In April, June, July of at somo time, but possibly not for a n y of the other eleven months; she years, that would not bo recalled In experienced no greater sorrows, nor waking hours, which had lain dormant did she encounter greater joys. She In tho mind, lo be prosaically re­ was just like other brides who had hearsed through somo operation of no "hoodoo" 'hanging over them. physical functions, such as Impeded Once this old fear was put to respiration, feverish conditions, somo flight May, as a month for marrying posture of the body, a late supper, pos­ sibly endod with n dessert of mlnco cam e into its own. As a m atter of pie, stomaplil$ distress, clogging of the fact, it is'a n ideal wedding month, circulation or some bodily pain. for It poueisscs none of the fickle­ ness of Aprji, none of the discom­ Fsrhaps He Had None. forts of hot June, and* combines the A fellow ha* hie face shaved, hair coolness of the one with the sun­ cut, sboAi polished, clothes pressed and hat brushed, then pays no alien-' shine and flowers of the other. Ron whatever to his dilapidated con­ 1 havs always admired Frank science.—Toledo Blade. ‘-4 J r'*iRht right Idea., .< group of in. were talking at the usual corn,-* , 1(1^ about the boat way-to die \ srtta. many theories were advunc.-d ly tho others turned to Zuk a,^ Jtll nmnded his opinion. “Wall." xa.,| ha **I ain’t reddy ter die Jlst }it tl)( 1( I hnd to pass tn tho check« t ,j just like »a have somethin' tickl** mo t* death an die a - l a u g h l n i t <i,.,„nl cost any more to be plcas-d tj-;m be grouchy. But it means a lot meat pleasure to all concerned t Who would dure defy this a d m o n ­ rive on S a tu rd ay to be th*. guest of ition, even - in th e cause of lovu? her unrlc, Mr. ( ’has. Hunil and f a m ­ Who would deliberately court m a tri­ ily. monial disaster by ringing glad we* Mrs J Sttirrett and children ding bells d uring this month this bave retu rn ed to Jacksonville after d re a d curse hangs over the fair a visit of several weeks to Mr. Starbride's head? Few women in yean* re tt in this city. gone by have cared to test the t ru th of this old saying, and because of N m Real Wisdom 8lnco courtesy cannot be pulsory, tho next best Cour„. avoid rudouess, tho second |„.M » to to overlook it. It Is hardly worth hilo to resent tho behavior of thm bota wo tnay never meet again, u ¡t - We should bo wise enough to avoid "«I* tlona where wo know rud ........ J» U> The old Connecticut farm, r 'nq th% Th’ best-an' - brrrrr*r-ftre- depnmm-rr* 'pohlif-hed-gem*^*- vbougiit thnr*wtfF—*^ In the hull darn land, But what w e're mostly proud of Is our Silver Cornet Band. 71 1on h *i All Local Advertisements Under meet If wo ventured In ihem. This Heading THREE CENTS a ly aftor dark. Line For Each Insertion. Minimum Charge 25 Cents. Don’t Be a Grouch. Mayes, late editor of the Pensacola Journal a n d I sincerely m ourned his death hut it seems th u l after he has passed way his pure spirit still lives and among his papers are un T he Silver ( ’om et Hand Folks, in tli’ town where | live at, ‘Wuy o u t in llllnoy, We got a fancy courthouse An* a p a rk wo all injoy: <♦> ay bo expected; wq fivold st r - e t h » „ ( , 4 had reputo because wo n,,,.. 1 Altlisf clear Idea of tho experience “ H E ’LL P R E N T 'E M ’’— SO S A Y S SA IJN TE R E U . Q oaoaaoooaooooQ oooaaaaaoooaoD D aoooooooooooaaaaaaaoaa SpT1' <*> *' CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING S a A C 1U E L IS A M O N G YE TAK ING N O T E S A N D FA IT H , HftT- M SANFORD LO O M S - < Hanford Ledge No G2. F. and \ M ♦ ♦ ♦ W ♦♦♦♦♦ *♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ In making out their statements, tho 0 Communication every first ami third (mil players, or the club secretaries <* Thursdays at 7:30. Visit ini; brethren 1> who do the work for them, have raised welcome. an Interesting question thnt may re­ O. L. Taylor J f . I; n [h quire a decision by the government Secretary U \j For Kent C h e a p for cash, fifteen In-fore It can he settled with definite après th oroughly cu ltivated land in precision. Monroe Chapter No. 15, It \ \t Instead of a reserve clause, tho con­ Mecca Hummock, close to loading Meets every second and fourth Thurs s ta tio n . Inquire of E. E. Tyler. tracts now have ono which declares day in Masonic llnll over the Impcria 73-4tp ' Theatre. Visiting companion« welcome. that one-fourth of tho salary stipulated shall bo considered payment for an J. F. Karnatx H. K T* hir option on their services for the fol­ Secretary High Print Colt uge for rent. J. Musson. lowing year. For Instance, a player 09-8 tp Seminole Chapter 2. Order FaHern Su whose contract calls for $1,0(10 does Meets every first and third I !.,y not get that much tn actual salary' For Rent House o f eight rooms One thousand dollars of It Is an op­ nnd hitu h on M yrtle a vi*mn\ close in each month. Everyone who > •• n his Star in the East are cordial! ted tion on his future services. The piny-1 in 1intuire of Hill Lumhei• Co., i-r. therefore, wants to know whether Olli**', Alice E. Hithbu lì; 1-tfc he shall turn in a statem ent saying that his salary Is $1,000 or $1,000. If I’hoenix Lodge No 5, l\ i I l‘ For R e n t — Heve ral nice office he puts In thu latter figure, Is he to Meet.*» second and fount Ittrlude Ihe option price as a part of room* over Yowell's, Enquire N P Smiting knights always w,l -i hi« income ? Vo well & Co. H. Me Lutili ri t» î12-tf Miller The married players are congratu­ K. H. nnd S. For R en t Furnmheii| house of five lating themselves In that they have 11 "00 exempt, while the single men mom*, screened thr* lUgholit. teleI *> il I S a n f o rd l a xi gc No. have to pay n lax on all they make I hone. gas mul all rmid em co n vuniMeets every Monday "i over $3,(100. Of theso bachelors, Trls v n cm . $20 per mon!th for t h ree over Imperial Theatre. < Speaker | h tho hardest hit Ho earns month:*, includes wnteir. Mrs. 1»ick- J. W. (>. Singletary Secretary a salary of $15,000 amt must pay a c»nson, !»0 lì M yrtle Av e. 711-tfc tax on $12,000. which amounts to $120 “Still," says Frank linker, ''If they (ìnle City l amp No >'■ \\ raise mine up to ttint of Eddie Col­ Meets second and fuori U $ lins I'll he perfectly witling to split nights in each m onth. with Uncle Hum " F. L. Miller I ! H Clerk Coliti* il< W anted No» Furnished C ottage or H om e keeping rooms. Give price United Brotherhood of ( nr |n oi and Joiners of Ameri* a and location. Address House' care ■cm Sanford^Lorul Union N*> I Herald. 74-2tc first and third Thursday mg [It T o’clock in the Engles' Hall Salesman W anted In your s ta te J. W. O. Singletary, -I M !:■ Los Angeles will return Outfielder r.t Sec'y-Treus. by the United S tales Steel Ware Co. Irish Meusel to Washington. of Pittsburg, Pa., who are the largest R. P. (>. K. Sanford l.ndg The Philadelphia club has released m an ufacturers of enainelware and Meet tir-*l and third U ■• a lu m in u m war.mi ih*world, making Unti her Fish and lnllelder Fletcher to at corner of first St and I' the I 'in «field club of the Eastern asso the lowest as well as | he highest 0 l. Taylor |*rice ware. Goods are sold and -hipclat loh Secretary I v • * • ped | direct irom th e factories to Another baseball ourprlso haa been m erc h an ts only. Now salesmen are The Lake Breeze Uounril No. .11 Junior sprung by Connlo Mack In placing paid n liberal commission on their Order United American MechanicIlubo (»hiring nt third baso to sup- ¡«ales, seventy-live per cent of their Meets every Wednesday -*• I’plant Frank Baker. 1earnings as fast us orders are accept­ M., in the City Hull Viritn c ■ are welcome. <\ il SmiUi. li* ed by the credit d e p a rtm e n t, balance Tho National league clubs eagui» clubs have 0f commissions paid m onthly. Aftei t'eb-r) ( lt> Aerie No *1 tried out 2.355 players In the last nine salesmen have d e m o n s tra te d their Meeting every 'I'in—* seasons The high w a te r mark was ability we arrange perm anent and o'clock Pico Building last season, with 308. T. Hnnlehil n. i -Xi IUSI \ I* lerritury. H e have new Worthy FresulenI T rainer Tuthlll of the Tigers has r e ­ salesmen making from $50 to $80 In reply give reference*. ceived a letter from West 1’olni mill- 1M‘r *> l; M OJIS TRIBU NO. (51. tary academy accepting his terms as ‘ *‘- 1** third I *"*>' Meets every first ami trainer Tor the 1915 football team. nights nt 7:30 In Masonic Tempi* Visiting brothers wt-lmim. Another Hartsell has broken Into W. A. Ginn, John St-mi I * the game. Ills front namo Is Harry, I. tn C. of R. nnd he haa signed with tho Cleveland FOR RENT WANTED NOTI 5 o f the DIAMOND American association dub. Ho plays tho Infield, The Yankees havo a left-hander In Clarcnco C. Wahlo of Brooklyn. Ho “Coxy” Dolan tof 8 t Louis. was qt ono tlmo a member of tho game that ho does not Intond to stand Phoenix A. C., nnd later ho pitched on. tho sack until a nafo swat lends for tho navy teams. • • • him on. Ho Wnuta to rely on himself, Roger Bresnnhan has an Idea that so ho usually sets nail for tho next station. Thnt station may bo tho his team should bunt the pitcher off homo plate, for Dolan ninkes three his foot. Having watched Rog bunt, has« hits at times. But this docs not wo Imsglno ho Is moro likely to knock scaro Cozy. If tho pitcher Is careless tho feet from under tho center fielder v « t \ or spends loo much tlmo winding up. Talk that nobby Stow would suetho fleet Cardinal Is likely lo stoat coed Jake Boultes as manager at homo or to try to steal home. Ilugglus likes thnt stylo of play. It Bridgeport In tho Eastern associa­ does not always prove successful, but tion was exploded when Stow signed Huggins says It helps to rattle tho op­ with Fort Worth In tlio Texas league. • • * posing pitcher, and rattled pitchers loso games. Manager Harry Clark of Milwaukee enters tho season assured of three years to go, oven If ho doosn't win any Joe Boehllng’e Balk Motion. Having rehearsed It all winter bo- moro pennants, for ho has signed a foro a mirror, Southpaw Joo Boehllng contract that runs through tho season of the Senators flow has a balk motion of 1917. . • • • which rankB with that of Ed Walsh Gus Zclmor, who has been In tho In his palmiest days. With his usual amount of stuff on the ball and his In­ New Y’ork state leaguo so long that jured knee having mended entirely, memory does not recall when ho en­ Boehllng Is expected to prove a big tered It, has been secured by tho Newport Nows club of tho Virginia winner for tho Senators this season. leaguo to play tho infield. • • • Great 8corlng Ability. "Connie" Mack's now shortstop, Whatever else may be said about the Crane, according to tho Philadelphia Cardinals, either pro or con, all must admit that they possess some scoring Press, never walks downstairs. In­ ability, Judging from the fact that stead, be slides down the banister, they tallied 65 runs In the first five claiming that "It hardens the chest and makes one fearless tn a game." exhibition games. W * r' - « Maxwell’s Magazines Periodicals Soda Water Confectionery Cigars and T o b a cco s 1041st. St. Phone182 Hernlil* of Libert) Meets nt Eagles' Hull firri M night in each month at 7-.30 Wm. E. Householder, Miss Bertha Packard, S <r. JEWELER MY SPECIALTIES: PICKARD'S HAND-PAINTED CHINA GORHAM’S STERLING SILVER ROGERS’ PLATED WARE ELGIN AND WALTHAM WATCHES All Goods Guaranteed Pipefish Has “ Pocket.” Tho pipefish, as it Is called, from the length of Its Jaws, has a pocket on (ho under side of Us body nearly half Its length. It Is found In the male species only, and Is the only part of Ita body which la unprotected by large fiat plotea. which take the placo of •calea In Ita protective armor. In this pocket the young fish are carried very similar to the way the kangaroo car­ ries lu young. !>T A T L A N T I C C O A S T LINL -TRA IN S Northbound G Arrive HENRY McLAULlN I *y No. 82. ...1 :1 H A. M. No. 84.. .10:45 A. M. No. 80, .. .11:26 P. M. ! U \ 11:05 \ S i l i 1’ Southbound No. 8 3 ... .2:06 A. M.. - 2;1 fi A M:: ;t.u î No. 89. .. .2:10 P. M. No. 85. .. .5:44 P. M.. - O;" t 1 M( Oviedo No. 126—A rrive............ .9:10 A a i­ No. A27—Leave............. uoli I'. MLeesburg No. 21—Arrive . *.......... No. 24—Leave................ No. 158—A rrive.......... No, 157—Lea vo ( 10:55/ \ 5:5s I’ 5:ÌÌ0 1' fi A tJ N*.n.1J , MMM M Trilby No. 25—Arrive . . . . No. 24—Leave,......... L;<M> 2 -'5 Clyde Lino Boats . . (SI. Jahas Rt»»r) Xrrivc 10:00 A.M. Leave 11:30 A.MTueoda^s, Thursdays and S a tu r d a y * Want ' Ads nBring Results ! . . 'd • .- - J . 1 �A¡ip' • ' V -' , , ! -' • *■ '.'«Fi VrjV : - . . ' I .. IN THE HEART OF THE WORLD’S GREATEST VEGETABLE SECTION PUBLISHED SEMI-WEEKLY TH E SAN FO R D H E R A L D ON TUESDAYS ANO FRIDAYS I N S A N F O R D — Life h Wouh Living SANFO RD, FLORIDA, FRIDAY. M O VOLUME VI II, 1315 N O . 7 fi CHEAPER FREIGHT RATE ON COMMENCEMENT WEEK THE MARIANNA FIRE WILL BE INVESTIGATED SANFORD & EVERGLADES WELL-FILLED PROGRAM LEGISLATURE EXPECTS TO PROBE " I HOLOCAUST y FLORIDA , TallahttsM?0May 1.1.— Speaker jUrdt'i* ha* decided upon the per­ sonnel of the com m ittee to investif l tP into th e M arianna Reform School holacnust, which resulted In the death of eight boys who were inarfie* of the institution. The comI inittee will comprise Davis of . St. Johns, n s 'ch airm an ; H andley of Lafayette, and Bryan of Osrcola. Karly in th e session R epresenta­ tive J . - " ’. Davis Introduced n resolu­ tion callinu for a sweeping investiga­ tion Into the cause and rospore’ibiljly ¡f ¡my for the blaze which destrlvctl tho boys* dorm itory. Just prior to th a t resolution, however, another hud been ad o p ted which pr<)|.ilijli il the sending of visiting committee it nr; tig the first days of .session Thi s lime expired lust Sat urdm mid Mr Hardee expected Ip announce the com m ittee T u esday morning. Chairman Davis expects to mil the committee together and leave for Marianna during the l a tte r purl » of the week, p r ob a bl y S a t u r d a y . a n d a rigid probe will be m ade intu the matter ----- r P T m r LKTTV» Victory As fine a piece of w^trk us l have seen done in legislative halls wns the job put through by Forrest Lake of Seminole county, when he engineered the Bloxhnm C ounty bill, from sec­ ond reading to final passage, in less th a n three hours, with the repre­ sentatives from the counties, yielding the required t erri t ory against him, and lighting hard all of the time. The gentleman from Marion and Levy made s tatem en ts usual in such cases—t h a t th e y were elected on an anti-division platform ; th a t they represented tho people in the coun­ ties it proposed to cut; th a t it w'as unwise and unnecessary th a t there was no dem and for it except am ong a few am bitious politicians- they a d d e d the a r g u m e n t t h a t the t i me s win» too h a r d to increase t h e b u r­ dens of t he people Mr. Lake met tjn» ; r g u m e n t s with THE GROWERS ANI) SHIPPERS LEAGUE HAS AT LAST SUCCEEDED IN GETTING A RE­ DUCTION IN FREIGHT RATES T he Florida* G row ers & S hippers League announces th a t, as result of recent n egotiations with the A. C. L. R. It., reduction in the rates on vegetables from stations show-tv below, which are embraced in t h e Sanford district and located on w h a t was formerly known as t h e Sutird & Kverglades It. It., to Jacksonville, on traffic destined to te rr i­ tories west of the Mississippi river will be m a d e effective J une .'Iril, as follows; V egetables, n. o. s „ P e r Standard Crate Old Rat * 4 New Rate. From Utfder Ven­ Under iteUnder Ven- Under Retilution tilation frigeration frigeration Sipes Henrdnll Reí 1, H u m m o c k 13c 13c M m ire « Mr <‘ro*D> <»| M.inon anii Mr, i W rijni r nf |.«*\\ | lit up a }*uih) fight. , but .mild • "i I 'l rn tb. . i i i i n i * : ’ o f , this house which is strong lor coun­ ty multiplication hv county division Ji i ' per U nit-prong Him ham c ou n t y on i t . ’ I. gi~l.il nr.- in I ' m . , a n d like the little come (nick ball, J a s p er has been here with t h e bells on whooping it up every -t--.-»ni n Si (lee, »live t lie one w| * n hi*. iiiii'.th, Inhft \t llll. w.i- in tin -enati Film was be re this 11me to bine k Jus f n-r li l t l e plan, but J a s p e r held t h e c ar ds on John this y e a r of l!Hf> Claude I.* Fugle Palm Vlibi Muy Fl “ I am not CITY COUNCIL MEETS a trust, or not a professional irustbUster, hut 1 belie Co in this bill and think it should be enacted to . protect both the architects and the people from ench other," declared Forp-st Lake ill the House till« morning when the m a t t e r 'd am.-lid Kent» to the proposed architect*' ex aminatinn and inspection lull was on second reading for am endm ent. Mr. Luke had just opposed n motion by Mr. Handley of L afay ette to indefinitely postpone consideration of thfl bill, and his rem arks showed dearly that he knew something of the difficulties existing between both people attem pting to build and many of the so-called architects found in atnall places, with nothing but tln-tr statements th a t they have erected such and such large buildings. ulwaya so far off t h a t - t h e prospective builder has no way of proving it yea It* W imdieeii of .''.itifiird .1« ...-Y Fy the Wimdlilin « • m l r will bold ito-ir Memorial »i-rvu-i-** and unveil­ ing of a mono men i ni tin i "Miet, rv on .«ultd.* a f te r noon lu . i iti J lo . i-reinoPiles wit) In mil - 1 impress) v e a n d inle rent mg . ■,| i>\ I r v one is I nvi t ed III a t t e n d 1 be ever eiSl»» T h e pr og r am will I" published In a l at er issue of 1 lie l b r..Id or nay. Mr. Dancy of Duval opposed the indefinite postponement, and wanted the bill passed, if for no other reason than that the doctors have been given a bill, the druggists a bill, the dentists a bill, and he thought the house should be consistent nnd either Mil all the other bills or give the architects and everybody else who Mked it a bill too. • , Indefinite postponement failed. Mr. Bryan of Osceola wanted it •mended to exempt buildings costing !*•» than 16,000, saying he offered this in large cities from combining *nd forming a trust. Before the legislature gets through fith the matter it is reasonably cert*in that the architects will bo taken c*re o! in some proper manner. Mrs. Gray Dead Orlando, May * 13.—A telegram fweivetl in Orlando announced tho sudden death of Mra. Wm. Crane •^y. which occurred at her new om# near Nashville, Tcnn, Monday “ iht. Mra. Gray waa the wife of ««hop Gray, who until recently was o charge of the Episcopal church ogthern Florida, and was widely know;n and bellved by hosts of Jriendi throughout'the state. The contained little beyond bare Jn, '_*nt4 . addressed to Mra. { , , C- Jon*«. niece of Biahop Gray. ««er some weeks ago told of a ... .*. Mtack of hud -- heart ------ trouble »»»uni n»u 7™ " r*y. M i .it Is supposed cauae of. her death. ............ ; u*i' t - X ’I,; (lie eveni ng Rev the s e rmo n for Me mo ri al W o o dm e n /• M :i v | filli -< e r I . >. ti. I I • •tu p le R n i ■i was moved ami seconded t h a t the vice I. 'tll J r H \' I rei|iin»t of Mr «irV-rYmiri be g r a n t e d a n d t h a t t he ci t y a t t o r n ey be in­ ( ì n i c h e l . F ’ . u i ’-r s t r u c t e d to draw t he necessary p a ­ 7 30 Prearhnig. per*. Carried Life " l Mi* Tlu 1 Conni All Services held a l t h è i: ut Bapt i s t S om e Fan Tempie a n d prepari’ tions b av e beoti When this Englishman left tho inaile to b av e all cornarti c omfort abl e. Dr. N M P ratt. grounds the score stood: 75-Jt Welcome, always welcome. New York 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Chicago 10 0 0 0 0 0 0 He was asked how^ the game stta o d by a man outside and replied: ‘Why ah; really 1 doant knaow; I cawnt Say. when I left the bally thing was The Herald has often stated thut reason why th e piney woods of up in the millions. the practice of burning off the south Georgia are fast becoming While the saw mills and woods in a promiscuous manner extinct. every spring was bad for the stork tu rp en tin e operators have butchered Ice C ream Free T h e Ronita has inaugurated a although evidently done by the our piiiey woods to an extent thut coupon system whereby the regulai cattle men in order to get the grass atnounM to vandalism , lire has kept Should the pine wood« from replenishing customers can receive the benefit. going good for the stock. Ench purchase will be checked anti this m ister receive the proper in­ themselves. T ru th is. the senseless when six gallons of ire cream has vestigation neither the cjittle or hog custom of burning off the woods been purchased you will receive n raisers would be willing to have it every year has cost south Georgia gallon free or a pound box of done, for they destroy a better feed more in denuding and impoverishing for stock than they create. The the virgin pine lands of the section ally's candy. y woods burned off certainly has a th a n all the waste that has charac­ better appearunre and in some in­ terized the operations of the sityv Mother s Day Exercises stances this burning brings good re­ mil! and tu rp e n tin e operators, great On account of the rain laat Sunday sults but to set fire to certain sec­ though the la tte r has been. morning Mother's Day exercises of tions year after year is bud for gen­ " O u r pine forests might reproduce the Presbyterian church were post­ eral stock raising as the following Yhemselvca in tw e n ty years if not poned and the Sunday school will from the Albany (Ga.) Herald will su bjected to annual ravages by fire, have the program next Sundny demonstrate: but when the woods tire swept by morning at Imperial Theatre. " 'Congressman Bill is all right as wild fire early every spring the to the section, but the pinny woods young pines th a t h a v e sprung up To Piny Rase Hall are no more. The pines thnt once fr om the ma»t t h a t fell dur ing the All boys under Jtl years of uge nn> covered the hills of so u th Georgia | previous (all are killed In this way requested to meet at Holden Park açx* gone forever. Occasionally you 1he pine forests are kept from n-v next Monday afternoon to organize can find small tracts of u few ocres plenishing themselves by tin* regular BURNING WOODS A GREAT WASTE a ball team. L. E. Burdge of the Panama Canal Zone is in the city looking after his interests here. He Is1, the guest of Mr. Frank W. Wickham of the West Side. of timber th at have been carefully preserved, but with few exceptions the great pine forests th a t were once south Georgia's greatest source of wealth have iBsappeared.’ "W hat th e \* a z e tte aaya here Is true, but It falls give tho principal , ■ ÌM rlrk-i _- - total extermination. If t ho lami owner« of s o u t h Georgia would got t o g e th e r a n d effect an o r ga n i z a t i o n ,tor t i-i purpose |juriin«i- of p r e v e n t i n g iforest. : THE SCHOOL INVITED \l the lia p t i »,t I i rupie t The president «I.tied that the nb 1 Ill’ ll» I ..!• • « ject of the me e ti n g was to consider i l UÜ Sermon " T h e C hurch th at the report of the city engineer and Talks to G od." « city attorney regarding the location 3:30 Rev. H y n u n will preach to of a turn basin and boat building the newly organiz’ d I hurrli at Munestablishment by Mr Sherm an on rmthe lake shore Several citizen* p r e s­ fi tu M Y l ’ I Spcci.il program ami addressed t h e council, a ski ng # t h a t the i n d u s t r y bu established It \lsilitr« specli'M} in \ it < ’l I" ttil» sef i 1 —r ’ Nielli (never of tile Melhodl«t c h u r c h Will preach Day at the Star T h ea tre Ci t y council met in speeinl s e s­ sion May I I. l''F*i at 7 ..id p m Present, R \\ H er nd o n, p r e s id e nt . \\ \\ Xbernathv. I \daiii«, I D 11a v i«i *n R i M , v w, 11 \ 11«»•111 li F I'lllll r a i d l 11 I 'III gee ! tho <lu*v '■5U,rcil“- °» »“ K* j 1,1 ‘ ampur«. | ' ' « «In. w.fay n i g h t a t « H 5 t h e c x pression r e n t a l b v the p u p i l s o f lire«, a n d w o u l d c o o p e r a t e in u Mi ss Good hu e' s d a » s at high s c h o o l a u d i t orili in. «V' temi itii d e l i-r mi lied e t l n r t in p un Thur«dav i i g b t . Junior r e c e p t i o n I'b all i'tfi-iidi-r«. ll would he ll tu gradii.ite. ought , gmel d.iv * work for t h e m Fr ida y rughi. G r a d u a t i m i e x e r c i s c s . wl'l Y»* „lot the » lit ir** yai uml S pe a k e r , Dr N M Prati. pi nr \ VyihmIi * e t ion for it wmild T h e . o n t p l i i e program wtll bt* I’M »•! • ». - I \ I • ^ ul i »i i ! I ■•11, ~ n| di»F pulilisbcil loiHorrow ami ull o f thè lars anno.i l l v p a t r o n » of t h è s c ho o l s and ttn* v i s / V itur- In thè ci I \ uri- 1«ird. .¡ly i n v i t e l i I i m u i i r t I uml t >ru wi ng to al l eni i atnl i n v e s t i g a t e I h’** « (di* n ■ I In following are tin 1 i on tribu- dui .i boni s y s t e m *»f Snnford wieg i» th** * ’itiiim-iice lion» to t h e Nexlnn Pumi for t he Th C.ilaiub r fur «In* Iligl Lake view- < i uveterv for M a y Wonian* r luti men t U i • i,-rt¡»tuniel,t » ai >1 i m n 1. 1” Mr • 11 1 lltggtn» Sebo* I t III! l .1 belami. F lorida, May 5, I fi I 6 U allon P i a : kit J I ,11111I ll'l Vc 1 III) . Minia ITI E r e . r ’ e ini Cleti \\> riiMrM..V 1 ito M ondai Sigiti Mai 17 Mr* « . t ill t i l d i Rer« A tvital M U«ti Rei ’ al "I il*’ Mr. Reità Uro- lu ■ 50 I A» I he t!:d*. of I Vai e" ii m all I *, ¡ni. o! Mr-. i i utile Stetti M r* f I illggìll. 2 un nbsorl nt i g mie a l t bis [Uycholog e x i t.fiilgì- M m . un, ii»si..ti-il I>v M !.. f . M r H Nickel I no m o n i l i t I a m artking s'i cl ub» in t Oli I t In* t ut e tu prepari* «perlai pr ogri rmt I . Il th Limi «e Hubbard .opram M- I M \t lilla o t lui j (or thè ob»i»rvarice • l'i’uve L .ey, \I r It K I n . .ns iiiii|iiim«i Mr « l i t h . VC tini M r. Linien Philip», mu Mr Joe l a m e r ó n ] (HI M a y IMh. «|| al reader, al High .School ¡Ul- Dr 1 R P b l l i | i » 1 no I l urge your a d i v i » rooper ml i ot i •litomiqi. s là p m Mr R W lleri.lilllF 6tt w i t h t h è t e a ch e m c f your s c ho n la » T uesd a ) Night. May IN: w h o s e puplls a r e t u be thè r i t t r e i t s Irving Society present» ihre a n d «tutesmen of t h è next g e n e r a t i o n , playlets t liarle. O M.i\lh \ ¡is t h è future d i p e n d a greatly r i t i o n Aunt." "A m erican lleautie«," t h e i r eilm allori ut presenl ■<* i.pitrilla " ' l âp m I I a!«” uM >oiir i oiipefatinn » ith II. i * v e. . 1 I fi, **1 .r dr. t tu’ \ a ri” a . . bor* he» of ) o u r co in \\ • d iii-silii Morning Mai I "• ” «ili d i'. ■ vi i U g «il l> i> in Imi,or tira if nation X« reí-i*. ,»f t , r i mi m u n i t i ’'« in ibi- iihserx mire of ! u n •oar .school, spi<aKi-r Judge of - 1■ gr a •i u . n f tt'i Hi gh a n d ilttv, May 2.1. as a d a y in t h è ) cjlt lieu ti Herring at the High i i r . imi i. t r School s of Sanf or d. T he w h e n special sorniona are to bo d e School a u d i t o r i u m at 10 a. m pastor. Rev. F K S te i n m e y e r will l iv e re d on Beaci». preach the aerinoti His s ub je ct will W ednesday Afternoon: T h e appeal of Preslilent Wi bvon be " T h e B e a ut if u l L ife" All those G r a m m a r School a n d Pr i ma r y to t h è peripli' nf t h o United H i t trav ■«rliiiol e x h t m l s from 3 In à p m connect ed witb the schools have a -,o " n e i nnd »peak ili thè truo s p i r i t curili.il i n v i t a t i o n tu tie present it respect i vuv .cbools of n e n i r n h t y " c om e « lo un i-ach da^f ( ’Ins» Day exercise, on High lite service begins at 7 30 o'clock. wt t b greater fi»r,. u» we r et ii te t b t «chool ctttnpns ut h p in I r i n d t b ” f mir w i r ’d Teliti una M p . D e l i v e r i n g *«prlng W a t e r U t tl nes tl n) M g ht \ hn* 1> teview n! j ' i i * . mi I V i r H R < nne) ha» bi» ill’llvi ) autu 1» sullo leni tu «bow i ve.y persoti Ibi» E xprcinu licitai In M l i unii li lie '« p u p i l s at « |;> lit all tlxrd Up now fur t h e quick d e ­ ' ne cestii t> of l i- ai h in g Pesce, livery nf Filler Spring Wa t er He n n r J T S ch oo l a u d i t o r i u m Penre furthers civilintior t h o u g h t lit ti*«t t hat lie would di Thursday Sigiti, May JO reverts it to the barbaric tlrte iunior Reception to graduate» liver in O r l a nd o only but there was E’eaco is accompanied by la-.v, o r­ such a dem and In Sanford for the der and justice- W ar by their op po­ Friday Night. May 2 1 ’ Graduation Exercises Sp e a ke r water thut he was forced t o make sit«**. 4 THE WOODMEN COMMENCEMENT MEMORIAL DAY WEEK PROGRAM lu which have lits approval Tallahassee, IF till one I bat I- hard In resist t ha t Me* i ,i t h e 1 people tiv i ng m t he t e rr i to r y lln»MU] lo. I •Ji­ Kb1F comprising t h e proposed new i minty These rates should hoye been established a long time ago when the Imd a right to m a na ge thei r own A. C. L. K. It. a c q u ire d ow nership of the Sanford & Evbrglades R. Ri, public affairs, if t h e y made it plain b ut t h r o u g h o v e rs i ght o n t he par t of t h e A C L It. H. the m atter was t h a t they could d o so; t h a t t h e ref­ n ot d e t e c t e d until t h e League culled it to t in a tte n tio n of the Traffic e r e n d u m clause put it -right up to D e p a r t m ent. M a n y r.t-.e« of , this n a t u r e .-re being uncovered by t h e t h e prop!), to d e r i d e if they w a n t e d I . i r a Itti flip i r t up.iil i I lie III rnhliei t ;iM! Willi the d e t a i l e d rlu a liew riuiiit\ nr • that n " new wt'li it« compii.ilion of a ma ki ng of all Fl or ida r..lea n d III eulinect county could e v e r h. vr been i r e - 1 w II. ' b will lie lUallg ir. 111-d r at e gui de «rrvt re for I he benefit of its m e n ' tiled if It d e p e n d e d no tlie votes id ^ in t he tall f h»* n*f*f»,*‘»*» t 1* \ i « .»t t Li* .iMitifii*'. 11 j.ropier«i I*• •11\ {ill TallahasM.r, May l<l Mi uilu-r» oi ilo legislature and interesled TslUln." i-eans wi-re ¡¡ili “l i of thè Shell I -li <'oinnilsMoiier :it t tu* Dallin T heulre bere Tuusduy night to witnrs» thè exhibitinn of inotion pici uri— »lutwing Florida m du-trii* The Sh.-ll Fi-li rm nm issioner who is interesied in legishrtion governing thè sub water fisti induAtrv. ami who il striving hard to conservi» thè nystef irdu»try of thè «Iute, decldeil UjKJti thè idea of haw ng movie» n( Itimi tndu»trifH. logether witb otlier» in thè «tate, (or thè pur pose of giv ing th.- lawmnkers ti clearer m»ight of thè ]nir]ii)ses nf thè tneasiire» Hie C a me r on C i t y * Cri ppen . the (Ire with which th e y begin their SCHOOLS WILL HOLD EX­ farming operation*. W hen they get ERCISES AT END O F ready to plow an old field, p re p ara­ tory to planting, the first thing they YEARS’ WORK do ts to " b u r n it off," thus destroy­ -j¿L ing much vegetable and leguminous Sanford schools will hold th e ir an­ m atter th a t would enrich the soil if nual commencement ezercise« n ext turned u n d e r with a plow. And week beginning next Monduy with when they burn off their own fields the musical recital of the p u p ils oF or wood« th ey are not usually care­ Mrs. Fannie Munson. The re c ita l ful enough with their fire to keep it will begin at 8:16 at the high a chool. from spreading to tho adjacent auditorium. M.™ * Munson w ill lie from spreading to th e adjacent assisted by Miss Edith Louis«* Hubforests.’ . *, hard, soprano; Mrs. R. It; D e a n , ac­ " W e have a law which Is intended companist and Mrs. Luclcn P hiiipa, to protect t h e forests from fire, but musical reader. nobody seems to pay a n y atte n tio n Tuesday riv h t nt 8:15 the Irv in g to it, and destructive forest fires ere Society present» three playlets. of annual occurrence throughout Wednesday morning at 10 a. m. will south Georgia. occur the graduation exercises of tiro " I t is a hard thing to do, but [ grammar achool. Judge H errins, wherever a trac t of pinny woods is speaker. prolertwd from fire fur a few year« Wisltii'day afternoon g r u m e n a r ll begins In r epr oduc e It-eif, a n d if school and p r i m a r y «elioni» will exIbi ■ prevai l i ng mania (or b u r n i n g off. h iIiit display « of their work-in t h e i r wood« call lie e r a d i c a t e d I>r 111 some way restrained our pine forests! respective sehoiffs from 3 to 6 p ru. at G G oo'clock in south Georgia may be saved from 1 Wednesday Wednesday afternoon afternoon at clc - . - process of nature. Burning off the woods st»ems to be a mania with some people—in the .wire grass region, and it has cost this section millions of .dollar» annually. M any farmers, especially negroes, are also too careless with one trip e d ay here nnd s tarted on Wednesday. T h e water Is pul up in five gallon bottles and is delivered ut the door for ten cents per gallon or fifty for th e five gallon bottle. Mr Coney expects to have about 260 gallons contracted for in Orlando in u short time utld about one h u n ­ dred gallons for Sanford. Filler Spring water being found remarkably pure by the chemist's anulysis is now being recom m ended everywhere by physicians nnd the the people are making the springs a regular Mecca, going out there every day to see the springs and taste the water. A new bottling plant has been installed a t the spri- j;.« an d the bottles are w ashed and [tiled hy the latest equipm ent a: i’ m!i r tin most approved san t *) m ethods, thus insuring the public the purest nnd cleanest w ater at all times. Peace is conr.tr fu ti ve War is <fejxtructive. Durit.g u period of Peace* citili* are built, desert lands reefatmexf,. disease and crime decreaisif. g reat anil useful discoveries and inventionsof men preserved-During a period' of war, cities are destroyed, fertiU*» fields trampled, crime runs rife, sor»rowing widows ami orphan» are ert»aterl and millions of our finest speci­ men* of manhood are wounded and crippled and slaughtered: Therefore rio the gains of war com ­ pensate for sacrifices und expendi­ tures? A careful study of the aliava o u t11no is earnestly requested. Very cordially, Mr». George M. Wright, Chrrn. Educational Dept., F. F. W. C. The above letter was received by This will make the Elder place Mrs. J. W* Dirkins, president o r famous ere long and Capt. Elder ¡s the Woman’s Club ami will he of in ­ beginning to realize that in this terest. It speaks for itself! spring he has not only the fountain of youth but a fountain th a t will Frank Miller Honored Again soon flow a golden s t r e a m of r e v ­ enue D ebate Tonight V The Christian Endeavor Soriety of the Presbyterian church have n debate tonight on the question of the proper way to reach a man's heart. The debate will be held in the Brotherhood room a t the Pres­ byterian church' and the 'public Is cordially invited to attend. F r a n k L Miller h a s r et urned f r o n t J a c k s on v il le , where he hits b e e n a t te n d in g the S ta te Association of Undertakers and Embnlmers. II«r was »gains elected to the dual posi­ tion of secretary nnd treasurer, a position he has held continuously for many years past. The mectinip was most successful in every w ay and the Times Union of Thursday had a picture of thu organization In Jacksonville askembled. * � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1915 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, May 11, 1915 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on May 11, 1915. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 10-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, May 11, 1915; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/fd4441172dcc15b02c57bbe10c17c392.pdf 95161bc17a34ab45b51219791fa8dd97 PDF Text Text " PAGE EIG HT ‘-i ' - T 10000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000001 CURBSTONE GLEANINGS BUDGET O F O P IN IO N YOU AND “ JUST BETW EEN n>i M E :” EVEN THE G A TE “ T O S T NOT IN IT § A C11IEL IS AMONG YE TAKING NOTES AND FAITH. “ HE'LL PILENT 'E M " — SO SAYS SAUNTERER. g aoooooaaoaoaooooaooooaooooooooaooaoaaoaoooaaoaaaaaaao to enforce the laws and when this takes place the city* government l takes a back seat. This method is [ all right for the villages In the county j that are not incorporated hut for Sanforil to call in file county of­ ficials looks to me like the city of1fidals cannot or are afraid to take ¡h o ld -.» efif this - proposition. Florida that have attempted (hi* arc hi’Artlly hef tired of it and to me the simplest and best plap would lie for all parties con­ cerned to offer a substitute for this Sunday dosing, allowing certain places to open for a limited lime under certain restrictions or else close up everything in Sanford even to the hotels and boarding houses and that is just what the state law means if enforced to the letter. _ But as I remarked, there are many things that arc worse than the Sun­ day -opening and they have never occurred to the reformer», probably because the reformers are tho chief offenders. * I MAY 4 THE BANPORD HERALD ,Ji_L_iLL. ________ ,J.am~ PASTURE LANDS . LEGAL AOVLBUSING ♦ 4> 4> ♦ Mollrr •( A?plloll<a far Tal D*»d liidti Stellali S't of Ihr Central Nlalulat Tin? more ferii!»- the Inrnl Ilio Notirt la b»r*by «Irto that W. It. Hum 1 1^1, rd, purrhinr of Taa l'rfliltll« No. IH2, better tin* posture, but -for ecoV ♦ S munie reason» the rough fields £ ¡ f t /V d '..V d d aínlflrtU uf'my VA n P V C I\ 1 :j- mill gullied 1 lllsiflrs should be Jj j baa mad* applicai bin lot ta» ifetd to joui y «I,., Un.! Im, used Iler«! /«»r.jrrns*. f,i* ,«mu^ ), ,, the first li. to lie -, .i It4-.Sr*r«- th«* -dolloaring drerrlbrd |.r»e*rl> ■r •0 i. {-*rltuatrd • Brininola (ounly, fin,Ida. to* t> The InrretHdnii prices o f meats _____ fn ... _____ ___ I in n Id SE ♦ Ì 1,1111 (,f fnrm '■bor *»1 of,‘ n £ ! ^ ii. tlTTl 3t KW” 31 arra*. ♦ make the he /ertile tlel(\n Held» mon* more profprof J} 1th* «al l Und bring _n i he dit«* f ihr Itfuinrr of »inch crrllílrat** ihr . Ilulile In pasture tll.it» In tilled {: Hintet J II. McNeil. Unirr« oeld err* 1 All Local Adverli.scinenlM 1 n,|(.r tihratc »hall hr rr«Irrm #<I nerordinf t© lew, ■< crops. The convenience of water lee flrrd will luue Ihfftop on Ihr hth diy This 1Icadinff THREE CENTS a for the stock »tumid not be overof Mey. A. 1>. I»l&. Uliorrp my eignetur* en*l «al Line For Each In«erlion. Minimum ^ looked tn choosing a Held for a htf the lird tley yf Aprtf, A. II. ¡j. pasture. Charge 25 Cent«. E. A. DOUG LABS, ( ’ In k Circuit Court Brininola C o.. Pia. <ritirfrùùirùtrCrù-CitriïA'Crtrit'trfrtrtt'ùïrtt'ù Hy Ja«. C. Itbbrrt«. D. C. B&-Tu»*ÍÍí ♦ .CLASSIFIED A B V F R T IM Nr l|Jln|j If people would practice looking + •# -• * • *#• ♦ for the happy things in life —and NOTl CK GENERAL SPRING SEEDING. Itoad r»|«ul ol Edgar E. Uro»n, Jo* Carn« Look Pleasant here let us say that the happiest *»on and J. f. Turtiar, irrommonding a Sowing by Hand and With the Aid of public rounty r» ad k» followa: ♦ 1 ' petfptr are those who forget to hunt Thr Sfly (SO) fool roadaay knowir-a* a Disc Drill or Harrow. ---■p- We cannot, of course, nil be For Sale— One Underwood t > for tKeir own happiness in their en­ lUrhmond avenu*, l>*(innln* at tb » Inter Some men C O U SO W seed crellljr by'aettion of »aid roadway with C u m avrnua, writer Nu. ’T : Apply-at city 4 ------handsomer*---------deavors' to mako others* - ha ppy—4 f *g-tbrnr* south-tnrr— M) mil* mil* (I** tl ....i while ottrrnt mitke a find failure ííuu»lag tbrnr* »ootk tmr-lll band, 4* And it*o\ bard for us •»lb 31111 yard*) along tho renter tlnr of Section office. 73-Jt, ]iMJ>T?""'#Buld keep on the lookout of tile Job. The trouble with sowing thr«* (3), lo*n»h!(i twenty (501, rang* to be gooil; « for happy things, they would find thirty-on* (31), BA E. to Ihr int*f***etUin seed broadcast by bnml 1» that In most ol * thirty (30) foot roadway 230 yard« For Sale— Three fresh milk m » , «*• We are sure now'^tnd then them in vastly larger numbers than cases the seed is distributed very un­ north of the «oulh tlnr of «aid »action 3. Martin Iloyle, Monroe. Fin > .{ to be lonely, iwp. 20, range 31, thenre wr«t on aaiif the unhappy ones. ♦ evenly. In thick patches here ntid^Jhln roadway or.o It) mila to Itrardall avenue And we don’t always "do ' 4’ The very allaviation of misery is patches there. The Inelfterleuccd Alao two roadways known a« Jordan road Hogs for Sale— Car load ju«r as we should. Hauti, loo. may sow more seed thnu Is ■"*» ,,ro" n ,0,d’ ” IH) rh of a mile long, *runIJ' accomplished better by' people who and three-quarlera Fcived." Write Martin Doyle, It |? necessnry lo the acre, or he may not sing east B mil* from «aid Ukhmnod avc4 know how to smile, people who know * * *' —*■- *- " — ---- -venue No, 2., for particulars. 55.1 f, To be patient is not always usi- enough sect!. A few experienced l T a ” *ll. Vî»* k ^ T ^ r ' i  ï l l î ! »"d th. how to smile deep down in their m i m i i r a IIU -U can auw fine seetl broadcast atrenter (hatf) «retían lino of ««Id «ectlon 3, easy, ♦ hearts and who can go about carry­ Fat Cattle for Sale— Some iUll To be cheerful is much mo»t n» cventjr ns enn be dono wlth ìò .d .rro .d “^«^»'»“ ^ ‘ qu^M.f'^tìòa1 Uol ing the bblief that this is a fine old ones just shipped,in and in tine ( „ n. H is qulto possible that McGrow re­ mt-chanlcal contrivance. | of s*c. », 20, si. harder still; 4’ world or God would never • have grets that ho over permitted Hoino ivtinro to Ili. soivn I»y he tintiti1 ben lo malntainrd by dUion. Address Martin Doyle, SunIti n «I»«t m 1 1» 1 IO IH Wwn IInII** '*iriv»t# r^iilftili bave prtvloui ini] pince r^' But at least wo can always made it. Uroh to go to Cincinnati. broadcast the surest way to Itnvo the ¡sos. a portion of «amo has been u»ed as a fórd, R. D. No. 2. 65-tfc bo pleasant, ...........t n United Slate« leali route aiaro «aid rout* • a • 4* ground covervd evenly for a perfect V-t-hHahed, *nd thè number of hame. * * , « If we make up our minds 4 B. W. Delahunty, a semi-pro, pitcher Stand Is tl) SOW tightly lutili wnys Of oeeuplr<t and tarma under eulHvation along For Sale— Five • acres half mile T The Sunday closing business is that wc will. • 4> of Elgin, 111., has signed with tho ll„. <!,M. ll— vop. nipxhnntcal « M - " i g S S S ,^ £ T 2 “ ,S ^ T . . ' S 2 : " ; from brick road, quarter mile from being agitated again and us I re­ Bloomington club of the 1. I. 1. league. ers wtltcb dlstrlbutc Beed eveniy and nubile benjflt reeelved. and if no pyotMt loading station, 6 miles from San4' marked before the dosing would be tiuniy r • • • -e And it pays every time to In set rtmounts to thè ocre are cheap ¡’„ .J 1“ 1, 7|f* » .» ^ J L u r *m«Ung f th(« ford, county road on one side, All brought on by a certain few who The Columbus club of tbo Ncbinskn nud tiy all meati.» stimili! bo t)sed « ben Iloard. * look kindly, 4‘ good black hammock land, Tuo 67-Tue*-5te would not use some reason ip open- -3tnto league has made Pitcher Moso It Is (Hw*fb1i> to secure them. Of me Although you feel worried 4 nctos cleared, fenced and f.iro ing for .a few hours on Sunday. I Justus manager for the coming sea- ctianlral n u iiiin ii W T B i'is for l u i small * nuil i seed n w i there incttr « i . . sk-tslcrs and blue; , ♦ do not believe that any one has son arc many different kinds, ranging from ‘ M ; . “;,' ru""»! ' ***'*■ Go0'1 flowl"B W" U if you smile at the world * #" * # *-• the wheelbarrow sctsler to the small fn re E«i»te ol ¡$800. Teims to suit customer objections to a few places »keeping1 » and be cheerful. Auguil* A. äirrln« t’ Ijtrue Kirby, the big outfielder, who î »«»»1 nitnchmcnts to grain drills. The To open for an hour on Sdnday mornall l'rrtlltor«. I.tfite-*, I>l«trlt*ut**.«, and Connelly, IO!) Magnolia avi The world will smile buck # wheelbarrow sceder I» one of the I k »I ail panno« having «Maim» m i)»m«nd< ing or afternoon, provided that no «1 “ " ,0 **»“ turned down by John at you. AfcOraw, Is making a hit with tho •>r th e s e kin ds fo r o n e m an u se o n ly . Virûr’ s n " 1 « î h \Vi you .« « h ,« .i,, no noise or crowd disturb the pea ref til For Salo 20 fine hroud I I»mnu»n »««•îiho nm l fu n n in g llflnl ami rmuir»<l to prr-n ,i »ny rlftim« JBtoufeds. and even tenor of the day, hut if *- «I... .(.„ „ li »„-„i. **««» il ansi «îrrruruS whirh you. or nthtr of you, Martin Doyle, Sanford. It So try to brace up and look |>mrV)it nllimhl ti Ol II UH tlifit nil mnl mmy «*j*lri»l III** «-intr sí Auiu«ta A 4 > Vo, * you give some people an inch they ^ pleasant. 4 ( The Wards retain their righteous pitiny 111 Ih* Itinlì! «*«1 If It lü e XfN'Ctcil III Slrrir»**, »"irt'*p«4. Ul«* of V«vtiaInol<* C’nunIo ihr* umlrriictird r io r y tr ii want to Lake 11 mile, and front a few stand and again declare their Brcok- germinate and produee a crop of good \y(‘ FIs rid*. „ , , ,. No matter how low you «¡thin t w o yaata frum th* 4 hours of opening some of them want feds will not be allowed to play hail plants. Kvcry year literally thousands «tste h*r*ef. For Sale— Eggs for Hatching. 1-t are down; » 4 Dslail Marrh 20 lh, A. I». I 9IÄ to take the entire day und this is on Sunday this year. of tuistiels of hlglt priced s«*e»l are prite pen Orlando Fair. Whit, it.., , , IDA SI HUI NE PAHHAMOUE. Good humor Is always con-" 4 • • • Eivculrt«. wnsteil simply hy "throwing" the seeil $2.60. Other pens $I.f>0 Single o what has called down the wrath of tagious, fil-Tuva-iti 4 upon the tann* surface of the s«dl to Hughey Jennings Is tnUlng unusual tho good people of the d ty upon Comb White I-eghorn, ÎI fin > > ■ L > Hut you banish y o u r. 4 Interest In George Boehlnr. youthful take Its chances with mins nn»1 ele- In Colf ri « f ihr* ( otinly Jcatti*". Nr minalo per setting. the heads of all the dealers. I have Baby chi* h» fl "> ; .¡ • friends when you frown 4 » u n i), .Stalo c*f fintiti« 4 The reason wo much of the never believed there was any harm southpaw, who had only a fair season iio’nls. hundred for remainder of , . si a\ . . , l4 _ In re l‘ »4a»o of * Selected. 4’ Ytilitulilc R4SH1 Ih waatisl la that II m$«« Jimmtr r,u«* c #1 M . tt u , in keeping a drug store or a store with the Tigers last year I t»e«-ollle» rovere»! wlth soli, llcnce nitidi To all Crrduor. l.-gal—«. I».urlimi«-«- and . outhern i aks loul r> r «Il rrr*nn» h«>rrtc rliim» of ilo manti • ig, ruotai* f-'l n 1 • • • where u cool drink could be obtained • • • ♦ « * • • • * * ♦ > > { Ir nevcr germina Ir» and groiv* ..am-i -»i.l K-t*«* uri»riw, ri» George Carey, th** old time "Scoops,' or a newspaper or a cigar on Sunday *nJ '•'* "* rou * « n»»tin«.) who got religion at a Hilly Sunday nj Morii 1« w(i»li>-»l , nway' , hy rnln» unii and1»«r.-.iulfad t>. pr*«*nt «n>- rlaima and For Sale- Prir.o Winning P open for an hour or so and dosing vival, 1» now doing missionary work i n e l t l n g s n o w s , S o m e thllt »lo»-» g e r m i d e m a i t l . » h lrh you nr «llh » r of ynu m a >i I see the pile drivers and other them up during church time. As for the Anti-Saloon league in Ohio onte mi Ihc «nrfnce o f the soli never »>»*' Jk* •"«■«* Mia« Jlron... pington Eggs for hat» hing «!«■ «-*«, .frx.i «-.-«,,« - ri S« mIn» <» un»v, ■ . « » . (■lau, •«d. .»« laiapplinnees for the Clyde Line docks ! . •, flirtici'« in* h! l'I n n f« I m m ì i i w tnt» youiik' n«.r ••«. t«> ih» u n-f.r-tfn rri f.tM’ u io f «if ^ 1 il«* t n a l h fili'h a n o ' IV**. far as i am individually concerned are on the ground and ready for the rmd» un- liH» ne«r Ilio surfnee. Thejr «*••*. » “ hin ivo y.ar. Irom Ih» dal* setting. Price $2.60. Empor» lu they can close ull of them uji for I Says the New York American: "Hug work. The Cjydu Line probably Aprii iTtb. a f». t di r,. Park avenue. •.» do not need anything on Sunday Umile makes a home run against Ihr uri* klUcd wlth tho flrst dry speli ol wanted the bulkheading finished be­ ■ummer _Tuw-i'lf ' , y '' ritKBTEK. hut I sm limad enough to wish to So ) leriittif But Ping did his best work fore they started their work but as For Sale Sound anil . . S » n v l i i g i - l m r r nr>»l o t h e r k l i i d s o f si......there enjoy the day if possible »gainst them w ben he wuh playing ' -.-.-.I In February nml March on »now N*»i»e -f «ppiir.iion tor T .. 11—d i . d « peu*. Mixed $2.15, Sp»-'kb yet the filling in has not been com­ S rcllu n S7S »I »hr ( i r n r r a l Slmintri* anil there is certainly enjoyment in with them " o r huncjCnllllMMI k'n)UIUl i*» \ri*ll (Hill «Notirr I« hereby f l v e n th «i i\ L l l « n - Unknown $2.40 per hush»-! pleted but we hope for the best and being able to get a cool drink or an g»>»Hi if lifter »«lidIlions lire such that ¿»il, M P«.rvh».rr «t T.» r rr,int„ . have the assurance from the council No. f l2 l. d*t. 1) ' h«- 5lh d a y at April, A t>. for price on 100 Itushel bitDid you ever notice that the "funni­ Ice cream cone or a newspaper on t h e »e e »l will alllk I n t o t h e s o i l d e e p l y I»S 2 . ha« tiled •■Id r « r l i 8 r » i r la mv attire Puilri»'k. Tiflón, (Ja. that the filling in will he done re­ Sunday. This is just my idea and est play a hall player ever saw" was and Iteeuinr well covered where It fell and ha* made appliratlou for tai tired la la-ui^ln areordanr» with l a » .Said rerllft gardless. Our lake front will soon one made by some other fellow, and probably does not meet with the without Im'Iiik lll"V«-»l if the wet. nl rale »m it ra re« Ihr foll«>»!n* tlearrihed prop For Sale Setting« <»f •g, present a fine appearance with the the "best piny he ever saw" was one e*iy -(»tiaird to Krmtnttlr r r u a l), K|tt*lda. approval of the people who wish to leniate frecxlug and thnw-lng »»>11 will Io »II Litt* I lu V», I#—* tail* I and ft. ., winning strums White <*r| ho made himself? new hotel, new Clyde Line »locks, r e a l l y p la n t It, th e n U w ill la’ nil righ t, [u n ir la Sub tMtnlim. ».( SI ' , . Ser close up everything and who do not uIllnck Lungshnn Pari mlg> a new ho at works and the m-w pa­ T in * s u r e s t w a v t o p l a n t s in iill s e e d T l ' , ■ 1 * ï K , A r r ''* , ,1 ... want to ride in an auto, get a paper • ’ T h e *ald Unti being a*.*»»ed al thr dale Huff Wyandotte, Hurr*-»l li With the Harrison grounds only a vilion that will he erected as soon or cigar or u cool drink on Sunday few minutes ride from New York city. o f a ll k i n d « nt lin y s e a s n n Is t o o p e n of thr l a u m r e ol «urh rert*ftrat» tn thr French I'luce. French .0 1 as the bulkhead is made. Sanford ’"Y m ü í ■rriiftj’fiv . 1 ' i'ô ù . » .n? lai .T rtlt lu 7I• My contention has always been that It Is likely that many of tho Newfeds t h e » u r i n e « ’ «.dl w i t h " <B»k d r i l l »»r ihlll 4m- ’retlerm <ÍIñ )í h a r r » » " lin* «iih*«! **o It w ill sail! i»»u** tb s r f o n «*n ihr ” $»fh *!»y • ( will then get the benefit of the lake by closing up a city on Sunday so v III b«’ commuters—playing in one f u l l U l t o th e s e » m a i l f u r r o w s m a d e h y J y 'tíT iri.i , mt front anil not till then. tight that one cannot even get a state and living In another. F»»r Sale Hoimehoh! furI b e d i s k s out! I h e u c o v e r w i t h a m inu tili thl> th r sr.ih .lay nt April, t I» i s i v .arali E. A D t ' l M I.ASS, meal ut a hotel or restaurant, get 111 Enst Second street l»«*iw» In# harrow. With sume disk »lrlll« C le rk Circuii Cou rt, S-tnlnola Co., Kin. i The Sanford Building and I.oan gasoline for a car, get a sodu or take BIB Sweeney, released by the Chi­ where the »oll I» medium dry and fri­ By j«*. c . Koi.»ri,. D. C. and Bark avenu«». 7 l " T u e » . f tc Association has loaned money re­ any- pleasure whatsoever on the Sab­ cago Cubs, signed with tho Boston Red nì»!«» tile »»*<*»1 will 1h» »ullh-ienily eovBuree f»»r Sale Bay. s cently for seven homes and thin bath is getting hack to the Hltie Sox In preference to other ofI»‘rs. »0 en-il »«Uh ihe »lrlll »Iros; »•Imin nttni’ h in t'*u»i ut » *««i| Jud*«-, H,min»i« t «um» about 1100 11»«., «afe. «i: makes about twelve new homes to l.nws of the Puritanical day when that he could !>»» nt home In llostou and menti«, tini» saving *nili>*euuçnt mechan- j n r, p,r*tnut 'Sl*1* '* *lo,ul* «olimi N»> heltiT f rn Uní »-«iverlng It 1« n» f»silPih nnd )r«»-k Kr*nK»n bo built in the next few months. I everyone was compelled to go to look after Ills Insurance business wn-»i»(/itl t.< pin» e wheat .»nt». r.ve. hnr n>) ,,») .1., 1 h«»r-«* in *t. I, U *» wish to commend the good u-ork church the entire day and read nothShortstop Arthur Hi’irli»» of tin* ley . • • > tt‘ ,u > > r -ili» * »• »■ » 1 »m t he »urf.ue * ■ » « t<*r. a i 1* 1; 1 . i 1» : -i 11» »«. »1• fnr »|tilrk sale It II I accomplished by th»* building nsso-img hut the Bible. This will not (Bunts, who went to Honolulu with the «..II nnd nil»««- It t.. ........... h> ...... , . Jui1r, , |.f„i , . .1 112. t >viedn. Fla ciation for without it the many new 1force people-to go t»> church, ami baseball tourists lust winter, report* i'tiiiliu. a- II i* t" «ou «mali »»«si In <•-.(»»*- «» •>!» irii*ir*tr»* »I »(<• ..»»:« .I . m ,» , « * «(.t W « I'1W , K r r*»iV lanpun, r*'« « «spit«*,, «*.1 ttia» ■» f Ir«».k Ufi, 'd»**a**d, «t homes that have been built here they are not any better »•(! (or being 1hi» spring heavier Iban he ever was * For Sale— My lot on 1 ir*t !(>. t. the old style way w IIlimit ladtig eo\ , » ni* tlmr t »III j»r*»*nt n.y lln*l *r(luring the past five years would forced into church. It uuly makes in his life. In hla case (he extra flesh ere«l Small »red nm»l l»e planted Ihc ream« ■« sdirisUtratrla et *»i«l relut». o|iposite Hobbips N«-»«t hot«1 1 .Ml •ri) a«k for tkrlr *r|>rv, ul. never have been constructed. This ‘them leave Sanford tor some other la ueeded. «¡ime a« large »o«hI. and when farmer« 11»15. t*. It l»*trd*Arrj|‘ Sth can buy this proper!y vi-ry -• association has done much for the place where they can purchase these 1.1?.VI E GKirriK. eonie t»> renllre tld» Important fn«-t le»» able on lib<-ri|l t* rir.s Adnuoi-I »«Irl» city and I want right'now to inform things and can have some amuse­ IUll Rodgers, tho Cleveland dub's go»»d *ec»l will lie tvasleil nini nitidi IV I»«*n A II m !»I« iIiIx *. Attrrr,)--. Itohrrt Burksbaun*. "o l, a ffr t (* V I , S *. I f . s-S, some of the monied men of this city ment. But I have also said that if «econd sacker from the Northwest»’ rn «tirer result« will lu» «».<-»ir»‘»l Franklin at red, Tump«. 1 l»1 that the building association is the the »lenient persist in kipping open league, haHlItt«'»! in so well with ShnrtI» f r»t»FK of 4"«sti f * J Udp r, Nrn liiitî# f'o u n h , ,S(»tr t»f L latid» Ga-den H o», Reel. place to invest your mor.ry instead th«’ livelong day. tnak'ng noise nn»l Btnj> Ray Chapman fn practire ihni A • ♦ »»♦ .»❖ ♦ ♦ ♦ «o e w e e * »♦* » I n t r I4 t at« « ( T in - III»»kin.- « f il»,‘f ill g im b -n w is « l Aupu» tu» VrlinniM «if- foreign fakes that have taken so daunting the fad in the face of the Manager Birmingham 1« »•xp»‘ete»» tc Ni'tifd* ì» L**rrl ) c.i > • * 1 I* *3 1 ek liviffC much of Sanford's money and given church people then the wrath would tnak»’ film the regular keystone guar- w m k I - «um tl«||ig u liu ti 1« w ith in th,. roui » ni t K* t e»** t f r lit h dsy -t n b lllty -if no» un», w ith o r.lln u ry , Ing»- 1 iliit v r . A f 11 I M ' , 1 »hall t** * * * nothing in return. The amount of fall upon all of them an»i the Stin»la> •B» n. nuit v In ’ tic mviiiniianylllR eut 1« HreoreMr Cu. I; itrerin*. Ju.lt.- »(salii ‘ ; . t «uri, »» Juitï» »( l'rtlui*. f», ny finul -Sunfnfd money that has been ih- closing would mean that nothing couhi »l»t»\rn a dirai», «fronti and «rrrlcoultl»* di.rb«,gr «»«ruirii ni tl- re»*«» ..I He Had It For Bent Five room •«.•»»* . vested out of the state is appalling lie purrhased in Sanford on Sunday. tanh’ti h»>«r r»-d It t» prrlmp» not n* Au«u.tu. M»t>p»*l»l. »tre»*.».i. ««.) »t*» «t t ) r la in , 11(n» I »111 (irrernl iry An*! Elm avenue, with all modem In honor of a visit to his plant by and most of it was placed in gold I want to tell you good people (k-Hlrnhl.v a« a nsd such a« »»tie would «rrounU *• *>*cut,i« ot tald r*t*t», and provenienti«. Ilfi.OO. Fre»- «aii-r ipproi brick schemes. Some people never right now that you( ire overlooking the governor of tho stale an automo- 'purehuso, but It I« useful nml partirti *«k for thtlr approval. Bated April Mb, AT I). ISIS. N. H. Garner. " :1 I" 'th in k about investing in a home en­ tho greatest crime against Sunday blto manufacturer once had a com­ inrly ilrslrahle by those who cintnot Min n ie McDo n a ld , Etrestils. terprise, although they make their and that is allowing the stores to re­ plete car assembled lu something tike see their tvny rlrar to buy one. The Wilson * Hotuhohlrr, Attorney*. seven minutes. Somo .weeks later, For Bent— t’ hea|i for c: sh. t Id AS-1-3. &-4. ( I, «-6, Í-3. 9-Ï money in Sanford. Nevertheless main open until Sunday morning after this feat was heralded in thd stand Is triad«’ of four litri» by two Inch acres thoroughly cultivate«! k ill scantling for the «M i-h ntftl top stretch­ the building association continues because you do not choose to do dally papers, the phone rang vigor­ ers nml three Inch by two Inch for the In Court of Count? Juila», firminole Couni? Mecca Hammock, elate t»> k> '! to prosper and grow and Is safe and your shopping early Saturday morn­ ously. "is it true that you assembled teg« nml leg stretcher». Two of teach filale *f fintili* station. Inquire of E. E. Tjl*' sound and In capable hands. ing or afternoon and causing tko a car In seven minutes at your fac­ are nnnti^l except In the case uf the ¡' .g'^àÌn01 73-tip proprietors and clerks to stay in the tory?" tho voice asked. "Yes," carno legs, where four are wanted. Tim con­ N o tirr t* hereby t i v r n , to all whom it «tond is simple. The " ’»J. roarers, Ihntjii t h .S U d n y ot K»t>For Bent— Neat «ix room him*»- •• J Never in history has such a d oc­ storm until after midnight on Sunday tho reply. "W hy?" "Oh, nothing," struction of. the , -, , . . . trml-rr. A. D. IVI5, I shall apply to th* tald tho calm inquirer, “only I ve got sides have » • to be mortised to take the tianombl* tlrortr G. Herriteg. Judt* ef Magnolia avenue between I*,*urt !■ morning. I go to the different trine been preached as we find today ■ i^Jd «tld court, a* Jud(* of Probate,_ tor my and Fifth strret«. H. C. DuR»» . —-the doctrine of “ Smile, Bless you,, churches and 1 fail to »co very many tho car.? „ (mat diarharc* *• AdminUtratrli ol th* **• tvt* of W. U. Holden, derraacd: and. Ihn» 7*2-:li l1 of the business men or their clerks »mile!" nt th* u n » tim* i will prrernl my Anal arrount* a* Administratrix of «aid retata In the corrupt days of Rome there there on Sunday morning and asking Nature Supreme. and a»k for thadr approval. Cottage for rent. J. M tis*»’i was a supposedly optimistic doctrine some of them w\hy they did not at­ Dated March 4th. A. D. ISIS. ' Not fll the product of artificial A DELI CI A It. *•''*. OF.N tilt-M p common of "E st, drink and he mer­ tend church their answer was invari­ greeneries are so lovely as that of • ' f "oln'-tratrl*. ably that they stayed at the store 16-Krhlay-* mo*. ry, for tomorrow we die," but that tbo fields, the counfry garden, the For Rent— House of eight ..... . la far different from the exhortation so late Saturday night that they fence rows, the first roses, tho daffola Court o f C ***l? Jurf r , H ¡rii « l o -n j nti l»ath on Myrtle avenue, cl"*’ ty, 81*1* *í I ... d. of theae day»—the exhortation to could not possibly get to church on dlls, the arbutus which hides under In r* K*tat* ot in. Inquire of Hill Lumber < » . smile and keep sweet, to look on the Sunday morning. Now this is some­ tho hillside leaves, tho first buds of J. K ItankUi. der*a«*d _ nffti-A $*■$- 1f Notte* Ir h rftby flv rn . to *11 » h o n It O ffice, the rhododendrons and the other forma bright aide o f . things and to keep thing that the ‘church people can may ronrorn, that on th* iM h day of tolBng of tho lifo blood drawn di­ well take up and if /hey want to do Drtob*r, A D. 1911, »ball appi«- to th» your troubles to yourself. rect from the earth, wbila poor man­ stretebers and also the legs- The » ttaaorabl* G rorto G H n rin s. Judi* of For H cn t-r Several nice »’ Ilice Cherefulness has even been found something for the young men of the stretchers have to l»e tenone»! to flt Inttf ,«),) Court a« Judga of Probaia tor my kind has to take all second band. rooms over Yowell's. Enquire N • city look after the late Saturday to haVe great therapeutic value and lite side», and thè .nule applica to thè "««j ^ "u V ÌIln -^ d iiS ^ 'V a S '(W aTroÌ 3- ‘ (_ log stretchers nnd th* lega. The only atm* ttm* l wlil pr»r«*nt n»y Anat icmunu Yowell & Co. great moral value, and the world (a night trading. It b something for a* Eircutrix ot asfd retato and ask tor Ibetr f jiart o f the construction which Is not approval beginning to have suspicions that a them to think about for tho very Alpmlnum. For Rent— Furnished house of rive altogether simple Is that of tho lego, rii «a Tuy J i* D lute.a ISIS itelo » D*l*d April 3rd, A. grouch la a carrier of evil germs of people who are so strict for Sunday Aluminum cooking utensils are n de­ rooms, screened throughout, tekMr*. E. G. HUTCHINSON. ' J Kit rutti«. closing arp the ones who chop late light untlt they turn dark Inside—then which, of tViursc. are on u slope and several malignant species. lh»ne, gas and all modern conveni­ mdst l»e tenonud accordingly. The «•«, b l. 6-8. T-t. S-S, S-7. In the home, the grouch sapa the Saturday night and the ladies are they are abomination. It b easy, how­ reel la formed with two circles of wood ences. $20 per month for thr»* ever, to keep them brlghL Either fiaUc* af Salo af StitriM Slw hp life out of the other members of the the worst offenders. made up of three boards, the narrow­ months, includes water. Mrs. Dick­ Noti»-» i* h«r»by (Ivon that I, C, O. Me' wash them in soda and water or bolt household, so he is a criminal per­ And another thing. I understand tomato parings in them; cuttings from est in the middle. The boards are held Lauihlln, tro»tre for tho bankrupt retato enson. 906 Myrtle Ave; lY-tlc forming slow murder. / f0 JÍÓ ÍÍ"'. «.*. l Ì 's ^ f ordVrîoï* that the d t y will not take up the rv tbarb anil the water It wai washed together by small circles screwed «o ; ?£ In the church, th<i grouch saps Sunday dosing but Will agk the in alone will often do the work. So them. The reel will run on an Iron ida, a* tho formar put* ot btuin*«* ol said bar P « . ^ through the middle o f $h» S W ' - Î K T i - . ï ot’ ' ^ . the lifo out of .the other members county to take it up and thua place will lemon and table salL sides. Metal or wootl washers should ¡ m»rth*ndi** ot *ald bankrupt, also all As-1 o f the love of .God, and hb depres- the burden on the d ty offidala under tw «nit ,urre and in ,«aid I».* nlnmt putceti ttatwaan urtween th« me m reelI i-ntla enus nna o| aodn tounlain conminad tb, nb. d m affects all who come under his the plea that the state law covers it. the sides of the stand. To make the )»« to m rhatt.i mortene*. 1 « tiMo.oo. .‘2, Rlghteoualy Indignant, ■111 nl*o nt amid tires act) nil th* book influence. I want to aay that thb la getting •ad will IIMd of Üte firm (dbcovertng thaï arrangement a lasting one It should all arrount* duo «aid haokre In the. business world the grouch out from under the organic jaw of be painted before being pul together. th*r at *aid tire* o(*r it !Wanted— T o exchange farming ond on# bis apprentie« and hla yorng daughter donai man r»(l«(*r aubioct lo m* graripg Und In Volusia, county for is the calamity howler and the ob- the constitution and demonstrates orè^ correspond Ing )—We'«L welL it'a It should be repainted In the spring Dation malmet ot «rklch three al*(lilt n bat­ stale .In the way of propeas end that the d t y o f Sanford cannot at­ love Tetters tho ras cal U wrfting to wlten It la perfectly dry.—Farm Prog- aneo duo tho National Cash K»el*t*r Cere house and lot Id Sanford. Apply paay pt U09.00 ( q MaULUOHUN. h b existence b like any other tend to her own affairs but must asy daugh'er, and on -my typewrttor, J. H. Hutchinson, 11th and call In the aaabtanea of the sheriff tool— Munich Filer"J1de PUe'*>-r tilenca breeder. avenue. 6&‘ 9i Tf 4-*0 SH Tn,,t^ FOR SALE t to ]; FOR RENT WANTED 3’♦<♦>♦•»»»»♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ w r I .................. . -9 ; .______e. - ■ �•• s, sky& O à •. • ■ *v - !N T U E H E A R T O F T H E W O R L D ’S G R E A T E S T V E G E T A B L E S E C T IO N ' PUBLISHED SEMI-WEEKLY I .. ■ -- - TH E VOLUME VI ID H E liA L D 1 ON. TUESDAYS FRIDAYS I N S A N F O R D — Life /» Woith Lining SANTO Kl>. FLORIDA. Kill DAY. M VV 7. 19 15 S O . 74 MANY NEW HOMES BIRD HAY OBSERVED CITY COUNCIL MET DIS­ STATE LAW MAKERS POSING OF MANY ITEMS CONTINUE TO MA KE A LARGE NUMBER OF BILLS* litigation, its constitutionality being COME BEFORE THE LEG­ questioned. ISLATURE BUT FEW" “ •in -the senate- rrsfPrrtnr afternoon ARE CHOSEN“ " there was a lengthy debate on the Last Tuesday was Ihrd Day and wfts generally observed all over the state und here in Sanford the parade of the school children and the exer­ cises at the high school auditorium were all thnt'ronld be desired The children made a pretty sight ns they marched through the streets with their banners, the smallest parting the parade ami the largest bringing up the rear guard each teacher ac­ companying her class. It is certain that the parade gave the citizens something to think about as few of them realized howmany children are in attendance at the Sanford Ischools and the needs of the children at this particular Against Sunday Pictures > time regarding buildings are great. Some of the children had signs Tallahassee, May 5.— RepresentaJ live Robson of Polk county ask». w ip in g to the proposed bond Issue that nil picture shows nnd vaude- nntl 1D*-»r appearance on the streets villc shows be prohibited on Sunday. no «*nuht strengthened the idea thaL There are but few towns in the state bond* ire necessary f o r more school of Florida where these performances bunding*. art- now permitted, and it i* under-1 The parade stopped at the-High stood the hill will meet with stTen- School where appropriate exercises lions opposition from these cities. were brought lo a grami finale by a - » lle.itt talk up.*»» bird life Delegation* from lacksttnville and mi»! Tampa are expected here this week by D o-tor lllackmuii, formerly tin* t<> appear before the commute*- on preso. I of Ruffin- College ami one miscellaneous legislation in an effort of the well known authorities on to kill the bill. The contention is bird life in this state and others. put forth that every city- has a Dr.Illurkntan is a great lover of right to regulate such matters by bini* ami i* most active in their lieordinance and that no' new state is half : ml Li* most interesting talk to fieeilcH tile >* 1I-I-*I oil Tit-rl. y will be of great 1* i.i fit hi their protection Tf i ■! it>il b i ■nl to) t*•»»< to-r * ari­ ( heap Itale* ti. Iti* binomi The \Ila tit i* (oa st laro* ha* been lo *n t > • .c l- .1 t>>t t; >1.|»1* !r I v IM g fito- p r *|e of I In ( ! ildr. II i|e*lgi ali li 11« the official route to O 'K So many new homes are being built in Sanford these days that the Herald can hardly keep in touch w;ith all of them. This week we note two new houses o u -t h e McCullar corner LoL. of Ninth alrecl and Myrtle beitig erected by L. P. McCullor for rental purposes. Judge Herring is having erected on thu lake front near the (Jubbett home a fine residence and he will bulkhead the property and have a fine home here. Leslie Bryan is having a well put down on his new lots on Snnford Heights and will start work on his new home next week. Resolution PARK AVENUE t I i . 1 TO HUGHEY TTTTO BE TTVETT TTTTII “ Resolution passed by the .hoard of county commissioners in and for BRICK— OTHER M A T Seminole county, Florida: TERS CONSIDERED bill providing for filing of )in pendens Whereas the good (tenpie of Sem­ Tallahassee May (!.— An anti-fee- in cases where individual property inole county have responded most j The- city council met in regular oystem bill introduced by Repre­ rights of women are concerned, by generously for the request for tissentative Wood, and whirh is en­ contractors or builders oi others fur­ session May 3rd. 1915, at 7:30 p. m. sistante anti donations in furnishing Present, IL W. Herndon, president; tirely different from every other nishing 'material or labor for im­ the new county home; and tneasuie aimed at the abolition of provement o f such property. Sen­ W. W. Abernathy, J. Adams, C. H, Whereas the donations received the present method of payment for ator Mimes vigorously opposed the Dingee, R. C. Maxwell anti II. E. have far surpassed our expectations, services by county officials, ah* re- bill, contending that it was unnec­ Tolar. Therefore be it reived a favorable report at the essary and smacked of special priv­ Minutes of last meeting were read Resolved, that we tuke this means and approved. hand* of the house committee on ilege. lie thought women have suf­ to express our thanks nnd apprecia­ ficient protection in the matter of county officials. A petition sigtU'd by a largo m i tion for the many donations received jority of the property owners .on Senator Wilson The Wood bill makes tax assess­ property rights. nnd lie it further ment* as the basw for figuring the contended they had insufficient. The Park avenue and ’ Hughey street bill advanced to third reading. Resolved, that we wish also to north of Tenth street, asking that salaries of the various officials. thank the committee of ladies from the’ city pave said streets was re­ Four clawes- are enumerated as The Harrison anti-trust bill, which tin* Woman's Club for the assistance ceived. follows: Counties having an assess­ passed the house with ease last week, ed property valuation up to $2,- ha* been favorably reported out of rendered in soliciting these dona­ Aq, ordinance entitled an ordintion*, and be it further 000.000. counties having n valuation committee and the indications are ance requiring the grading anti pavbetween 12.000.000 und $5.000,000, that it will be passed. Resolved, that the clerk of this j ing of portions of Park avenue and counties between $5,000,000 and board shall furnish a certified ropy Hughey street with vitrified brick $10,000,000 and counties over $10,»I t hi* restitution of thanks to the was read and placed on its first ’ ’ ll is rumored" that Senator igoti 000 000. Woman's Club, ami further that u reading Roll was tailed. Aye, wlit be a candidate (nr t lie office »1 ff» the first class the monthly sal­ copy Infurnished the pres* U tt Abroniiihy, J D Davison, Commissioner of Agriculture: that aries would be as follows: J. Adams, R. C. Maxwell, C. H. Adopted this May 4th, 1915. ('apt It K Itosi- will continue to be Clerk of Circuit Court $150 ! Dingo* nnd IL E. Tolar. No, B. W. the slate chemist, that Carey liarL. P. Hagan, Chrm. Tax Assessor », . . 100 Herndon. Pnssod first rending. dec ‘has the gubernatorial bee buzz­ L. A. Urumley Tax C ollector............................... 100 Moved anti seconded that the ru'es ing: that Senator Farris has already Sheriff . 150 C. W. Kntzminger he waived and thut it he read by been stung by that insect; that For­ County Judge ............. 50 J. A Clark title only and placed on its second rest Lake bejieves he will make a In addition to the County Judge reading Rollcall. Aye, W. \V. I T W riallti good comptroller, and i* apt to gn would receive all fees paid 'inti* hi-* Abernathy, J. I» Davison. J. Adams after the office off»*', which include* marriage li­ Ma .u $-II. C H. Dingee It ( li nnd "It is sit id " t ll.it there 1« not 1! cense ices and others. No. 11 tt Herndon. H K County Commissioner* would r>- member of the «citate « lm ha- not i t UilS reati by title. Roll WUH rt-i *■ i muni lily salary of iJ ■ im ad «urne well d'-filicd puliti. ,i| .i-piru^ IM I, and -I f a i t h f u l n h « e r X a In *• of Abernathy. Davison, illUon of an allowance ol live cents lion t<> olile*- higher up. and tli.it the Richmond Reunion of tin- I ruled a,,,i D v Villini*. Maxwell D im gee and Tolar ('nhfedi-riilc \ eterni».* on lune l*t Ihrff f*er mile for traveling too and from more than t hr*-*- lift h* of t to- house No, Herndon. Passed. It was I'».. \ t f * itl •11••r. t*XV .. m.in « t lull are *<*nt:i|*'*>t that 11..- next «*-*-t.»n t * :r ! the meeti ngs moved’ ami seconded that the rules 11 « p r i l . l l tr . i ll i |n r t i le v e t e r a n s 1 lit .las* two. IIP to. $,1.0110.IMMf t lie they will to- iti II» «en.it*- and .«how 1 , Tin- May meeting of tile Worn* I.*- further xxaived and that it be anti tlu-ir friend* leaving Jarksunthat hunch how to do thing* V following salaries would prevail ■ I I .1 b* 1.1 U •■I • O.. . \l .1-. placed >ih it« third reading and tinul viT11- I.... ; ■ ». oi ..i, M ■j ni h. I'rediler, t i I..i rie L 1 >.i v - i ■I i f * Clerk *>f Circuit Court f'-'Ou 5 .it Tt - el Ih rottiti* \| r« I to f.in* passage Roll taill. Aye. Aber­ •if fix mg at It i »i in. or l I I.......... t T-i v A” *-**or 1 >n senate, mi it 1« «aid wal 1« to l.e pn tiling Routine hUMlM*» was nathy. Dux i«oii, Adam«, Maxwell, II if|x|io>i‘i| of Report* f r o m tin- xttri- Dilige»' urn! Tolar Tax < ol It-*tor 150 ' *ingre*»mnti it' the Sei inni [ii«irii t, di orlinoli at 1 p in Tin* train will No. It \V. if .»ill » mi n t ' tei* il, |<ir| m.-ti1« - bo xx» ■! gratify ing Herndon Sheriff 200 hut hu* ju«t a suspicion that he had t'iirned. It was then n ■lining .1 oi It.i County Judge (with fees* 75 better wail and -»■*- flow tie p* tifili' .f tV ,1tiling month'« read in full and placed on its third I’ ■Ir -i » n-I County romn>t*»ioner» would re generally ur*1 going to 'at*- to- h g rt tiding at.•! tu I passu gè Itoli rail. r«'iv «■ $15 monthly in addition In Itili before goltlg out to i-h f •- li­ I! a i t ...........t ! I ..ti L* f not t lie \ye, VIoTiinl by. Adams, Dingee, tiw ■•o'- per mile for ;iu!«.ig. io ti a tint. t aititi . ■••Mimi“ oter4«. (bunking tbe Davison, Maxwell unti Tolnt. No, Iill .ltd Klif 11111!»1 \ .4 , .lit !}p .»' • «',1 . |o t la«« three the following «ill So far Arttorncy to-iii-r.il \\ • t i* I liltmenilo rs* i ml woini n • • f San H tt Herndon. Mr Herndon ext r.t riH- Ni» ti* •» 1: k•«j »e 11*..... from 1 .*• I 1. #ru-< would pri-veall: •unopposed, a t least then- k.;« been (-•rd Ittf t >.,-i r «apport in «et urtllg I ipeil that be dui not vote against «tat ,11e*11,t M - L \ I. » .-I ■ Clerk of Circuit Cour t î ’J.'tO no boom for any other man fti-iml ■Ion loo ol Jtto i furniture it' f»T tile f'll[ he aij«e he opposed the pav­ her it I-■r fi ihm. «, * 1i.cn • ■1 li. V Jim tfn,ii;t g armimi on troubled |.>> I fte etuiiity botile wit* read The re ing of tin' «trciit* above inmtioiiiid,T.i i V- «••'«or t mil »»I XId- •lui* mp Mit. »* port fruii tin- relii f *ilium Miff Mr« htii liernu-e ni lo* jiidgitfent the Tin <'oiler tor jo o liticai «en <*t I.»-un V|>tt Dl Sheriff 250 U U \lo-riia t by, chaiiman was city was not financially able to unliiipliM Ner'ti*'« isuntla) i'rt". tt I'tlUilt « I l u i t County fudge und lee* 100 1110*1 gratifying Member* of the derlnkc any further improvements It may not Ite sudi a joke on tinThe service* at the Muplisl i■hurch County commissioner» would re­ senate after nil that it passed the club were ii»si rut-1ert to notify tin- at tin« tune held in the Temple corner of riirk ceive $50 monthly in uddit mi to five ■>r< l.irii-* of tb** \arinti* tfepiift * An ordinante, entitled an ordin1lllll.ll lull* fill •it IIUl* 1 Fdl'itu-rc charter hi|l carrying w..m »xeni» und Nixtb «tre.-t, for Si I f f ) \. rent* |n-r mile for niileiige nielli« immediately a* to their di­ alice prohibiting ri-«taorfnts. lunch •ti'« suffrage with it It will be re- Max ‘*th will be a* follow* \i\r Mr* tt tt \ pi -o o . ! t MO e 1. - * I ft.,* „ -t In class four the following ■lite •-J i "!'• • t.1fill ..|i wht els mem bered ibnj at tin- titin- it x.t« \\ »1 i,|t. TI 1** f.* ■ I.*. !.. ' t arie« would prevail' • • . » ■ ' ' ! . 1 1 -'"It .Itili*1.1. I - • in •* 11a III loca -iij-l......I t fi.it t*r■■ I«t*t* t >'■ I • •». ! « * \1 t’le- - of I m lilt ( *ouM .» too .11-01 HU. In !• ' 1 1 -.1 lo t (o tP*T,« II, the eft ••I .«•»nfiir.i xxas tt.**r» • i , r ' . r t '-. u * . t- t. . . ti s,.* ri.» in ! . . ! . t! will Tiu \--e*-or J5n rn U*«»4 ni if* s »ts**1»*ft1 nf . j\fi-1»’•**-- c:$f K. I. ! Mi Mo I t I•g ■1 I »I I I loi III pl.ti ed *«n it* nr*t reading alili p.IHS1 5. i»» »!!•»• N•»i i| . t ti. I'. XXIti ! . T-t» t'e.le.tor J5o Nineiiiher were Mr*. Il C k,error ed. it was moved that the rules be fili «I liM'.il 1*11 - «I-♦-»«»! i«»r li\ Ilie t" make tiieir i ofi t nbll t lulls will Sherd! too ilowt-r . and Mrs. Deane Turner: alternates waived and that it lie reati by title im-riil»urA diri'«tly Hui please notify her by phone ami she County Judge (and fees) 150 Miss Laura Fish atul Mr*, Terheun. only und placed on it* second read­ lid io Preaching. The pastor. Rev this morning tin- senate put through will arrange to have them called for County commissioners would re­ a measure giving tu women the (ieorge Hyman will deliver an atlonly and. placet! on its second read­ w)»»»» ready ceive a monthly salary of $100 per right to Imiti office, and lutcr on it drex« on rtir subp'ct "M y Mother ing Roll I A x * - , Herndon, ( » r g a ' i / e Nun- ' « » '«rhitiil ui I p ala lln* 1I«mtt, -1e . ! It .I. If, - I, l li ,i » I month in addition to five rents |>*-r Will lie raffl'd upon |•*-rbit I»I« tit pa«« \l] uri' ltixlletl to tin- «I'M ice A bernai by , \d. in« Dinge* Davi; pol.li- f**r t*-eir gem- r un* «lo-.a I p«ula, V»it il J’11b. I ••I .’* mile for mileage. « o n , M xxxt tl ar.d T o l a r I’ asset L tl to Ir It ^ I' I under tin upon tlie gr.I mil.»! her n menti ment * a i*. I . 111 diiig , <»*, - 1. .\ 11 V M p'e.t * ' lo t. g «er \ M e I I' v«ltS theft re. i) t'X ti t l e Loll rail By the proposed measure the with the word mule" «Ifickell from lead*'* ill p of Mr« I I ti.it* bel I L. 'p ti. I il* lie- • fi II* i h h V \ x - lit 1 1 ,.| " Vt • r • I I Vd a tit*. commissioners In the smaller >uun- it U I,ether lite I.liter p,i««r* or -lot ti lo >r II X P I Mt * t. Vita'' fu « « Vii—ititi,irx i I >t t, ,;> > D. t Xi ' ot . M. i XWt l l a n d I aties would receive some !>•«« I (pin the -it witi !lkel f I........... . d‘ d f- ! In- pul k ■' -t* -! . p- •«t I* J. t I ! . ■ hi........ Su loia;, «t ititol xx.t* organi/.etl xxtlli to r 1’Hssed It was moved ami $0111 llow.tncc given them an..... llA b t f » ! ti,, i- m u l itati i . i . of o t t i'* * .it' D Da x1'iiti, • to I’r*-.,i le »g, 1« it Nere** a rX I D otl|i e r * , 1 « f o l l o v x « ^ u ( > L M p K .itt l ».if. i imm I i d that t Lie rule* be further a> how In the counties above tfn« m o r e sought a f t e r than t h e s u ffra g e ■In» ori I »r for nur officer* to Haxe « e l i 11II,* lit rtpili. p iti V■*t Sopì ali feti vx..ix<ij l anil that it be read in full rla*s. however the commissioner frn n eius e, an ti t h a t i> |U«t w h a t I lie llefi.re I liey Kit force I lo­ L a w * n o w ..»•t Mr* John Mel«* li lor j ’iersttn: S*-cy . Mi«* Kliba Siedi, and placed on its third reading und would begin to receive considerable •senate propose* to g i \ ' t h * ' m , *** far on Olir Mat Ute Hooks'.'" Tin* above m.i*lune». Trt*as , Mr* Christine Ilorell. .final passage Roll call Aye. Hernmore. In the very largest counties as appointive ofbees are concerned. question will be tbe subject of the Mrs tt \V Abernathy, t'hrm dun. Abernathy Adams, Dingee, where the assessed valuation amounts It xxa* tleciiled to bave thè lirst Timi this bill should have come address for the evening by Mr and Committee It to ten million or more dollars the from one of the strongest local op­ «cit.ioii on t lit> fotlowmg Sahluit h ut Davison. Maxwell and Tolar. commissioners would receive $100 tion senators belonging to the légis­ Hyman. thè l’ resbyterian chunh ut fu a. m was then reiul in full and rull call. Yttii are cordially invited to all per month. ami ilefer tiie c.p|ioiiit meni ••f teach- Aye. Herndon. Vbernttlhj Adams, Star Theatre Sunday lature. Senator Jones of Rseainbia the services of the church anti will Dingee Davison Maxwell and T o ­ V full program of Methodist *er- ers aliti Ut ber business lonnecti-il county, seems to refute in a way the lie given a cordini welcome lar. Fussed. wiib thè c&m mence meni of thè Tallahassee, Fla, - The house com­ oft repeated statement that the local xmi* at the Star Theatre xxill liegi»i «ebollì tilt tlist lime Sec., Kbba mittee appointed Friday to invest!- optipnists are «fruiti nf mixing the Mr Sherman appeared be fort* at ’»:45 next Sunday morning New l.'quipatent loslulled Stelli late into charges of drunkenness in women in politic* the council and usketi that rt-rlain According to the Sunday school, 9 15 to |fi 15 the legislature Monday afternoon re­ statement of at least one man, it The com Iteinte arc for the l‘uri«h The nbnve wu* tln morning min* concession* lie grunted him on the Sermon by the pastor at 11 00 potted its findings and absolves any goes even further than that. It dem­ House movies has arrived and has lakt* front, to enable turn to estalilltl'S. ii'i lock. It’ ii a turn basin und boat yard. member of the house from any such onstrates that while local optionists been installed. This means brighter *l'bere XXt re twelity tllfee gallleretl I xening worship will be in charge charge*. and belter pictures. The "Choi-o Referred to tbe city engineer und are unwilling to dr.ig the women for thè Sunti;-.y »■■botti uilh lite hope city attorney. « In u weekly letter recently sent to down in the mire of curbstone and late Soldier" will be tin* iir«t picture of the Kpwortb Li'UgUo lo kt ■p une gol li g. i( poKsltte ami a the Manatee River Journal of llra- precinct politica, they are willing to shown with the full equipment. Livery body welcome ul euch ser­ nuintier nf others are cxpcctod next Dr. Miller asked that the city It will be fine. viti- fx.« dentown, Representative Wilson gix-en the women nil they can of the Come and see it lime. ¡1* tllere i* ruttili for all, The donate $">IMMI per month to the *l»o,e of tho shame-and disgrace of liest there is nin politic*. li*, ri t-cs w ho tu \!• con o liteti to try county to P. y (or tin; city charity drunken lawmakers. His statement itriking Figure Representing the North Sea, Panama-Pacific a class are Mr*. Rondi for thè chil- palientr. The city attorney ruled challenged by Representative International Exposition/ San Francisco, February. 1915. d't n Mi** Clark, ih" ir termi diate that it could not be legally done, as iarrison of Duval and RcpreaentaSpecial Service ami Mrs. (ìco. Clark Ihe» llible class the poor farm belonged to the poor Cnldstcin of Nassuu offered a Stirplqy school W'U) .meet there mix! •'''Mfnrff as well as. to ;iov other The Epworth League anniversary tesolution demanding a full investipart of tin- county. Sunday ; t 3 ’it» services xvili bo held next Sunday ntion. Tbe nty rlerk was on motion au­ night at fh'p Star- Theatre. A number t-ame in later for ehurrli thorized to refund the Vinuscd por­ f* Holdstein, Turnbull nnd pnd in tho evening a good crowd wn* This service will bo -composed of r ^ln wcre appointed a committee tion of the tiller license» ¡jtfucil by present. They eert;.inl\ listened to 0 conduct a probe. A hearing was songs, music and addresses by some Ititi» to those wishing to t?o out of some good .«* rmons. " p'd Monday morning, and the re- o f't h e best talent of tlie Methodist the' Imp it.e;-*. P°rt submitted shortly after the church in Sanford nrnong the young A comimrnication from the’ city pcdpleT ouse convened in the nfternoon. Chocolate Soldier engineer relative to the fini») ing nf — ____ ... It w.t* it is hoped that the membership Thi» i* one of t Lu- mo.*t popular of tLn* bulkhead w;t* re: d The anti-coupon law, passed two of the church, with all friend* of the time i'll t Lie mixt!, ttiii lie xi been ilr.-iii.i moved ,’;|.d -t-t if t|t il ! I t* I tars r.go nnd which hud been a young people will be present. Some llZetl lor tin- lO'txte« It |> jm I.p for tup pfet Mil, l>e i xti-t.Ill'll from _. 0 nffontuntion triiX .igttMEH m lixe reel» . ft.) will give July 1 t 1915, to Nux l«i, J*« 15. «bants tk------- - among ,tho 'V,u mcr- of those who. will take purl are Mr*. all who see it a gootl laugh. its r e n J : S Nawton, Miss Mary Chappell, Mrs. and that Dje city clerk fte instructed r'P<c.| and others holding tho law Steinmryer, Mr. <'nul bourne. Mr. Come and see. Saturday, May 8. to nic.il the Seminole Dredging Co. nf » *00d * ad t0 tha interests Smith, Mr. Adum*. a ropy of tho engineers report, to­ •d bld# ia,r to W repealgether with the action taken by the Pax.Special, Violin Solo— Mr. NOTICE bv th^ \ lil1 reB"el|nff it was passed council. PhliY iDe house late yesterday. It U ton, Musical Reading—Miss The delinqqent tax list will be The reports of tho officerr wero it will be passed by the sen- Ups. published June 1st. Fay your ta i read and ordered filed. Thin program will begin at 7:30 I_____ now and save expense. Council adjourned. /• • !op,ri«hC UR by Panama Pacific International Exposition Company, M, W. Lovell, Collector. M. W. Lovell, Clerk. * t. - , Set» : ’S �í¡ PAGE TWO * » III H ID ES10FRO MFO E J MAY7, 1915 THE SANFORD HERALD :wtíiíi3^ J(3dm3t:n0tíuíiuí'.aií04naíiísiniinj,am3nrtjii^an*itxii3nmiui:t: ABOUT PEOPLE A RESUME OF SANFORD HAPPENINGS UP TCÍ DATF. ...A N D E V E N T S ... Addrrts «11 CsmnsoiatiftM f*r tKî« CJsmn I» PL«»* Mi» K. A. Ttik— . No ft) French Girl Keeps Soldiers From. German- Clufchcs. IjiiiaaaiSiliaanntsiSiltiujicclaiatiidaAtitfmtattdataacnSMaaaiiilittSitiidsI - Sanford Building & Loan ' *« Howland was one of the hits of the By Dint of All Sorts of Courageous Ruses She Feede and Conceals Eng­ evening. At dhe High School auditorium lishmen While Teutons " I f You Know of a ffenrt" as Monday night the pupil» of the Occupy Place. C o -O p e r a t iv e school, under the aide direction of sung by Sylvia and Betty was one of the beat features of the operetta. Mias TiITt, instructor of music and Paris.—The Invaders would not drawing presented the charming All the way through the chorus work havo been so charitably disposed to a was particularly fine, .none of them little two act operetta. "'Sylvia" to a French girl tuyl they known that for n select audience of Sanford's repre­ better than the closing number “ See three weeks by dint of all sorts of Moon is Shining.” sentative people. The sympathetic the Harvest courageous ruses she bad been feed • Other choruses were "The Farmer Ing, concealing, and keeping from audience was an inspiration to the young folk» who so delightfully in­ is ah Honest Man," "Oh! Will You tbelr clutches ten English soldiers. terpreted their parts nnd presented a Meet lls a\ the Stile,” "Bread and Sbo was a servant In a girl’s board­ OFFICERS . JHRECIOILS high class production of merit. The Cheese and Water Cress" and many ing schqpl. When the war broke out operetta itself was an attracive rom- more, each and all being delightfully tho pupils all returned-to thcirJuuaac*, T. J. MILLER T. J. MILLER. Pres. The solo 51 and sho waa left alone, for her only ■ -himitiun wf iuui rMftr.TTu! rustiir'sim- sweet—and tuneful. .companion— w o» an old deaf and par­ II. R. STEVENS, VicePres. F. P. FORSTER plicity in the time of the eightcenth- Prince Tobbytum, "J_am a. M an.of tially paralyzed woman. When the A. P. CONNELLY, Scc’y-Trcas. H. R . STEVENS century. the tuneful choruses ami Consequence" brought down the Germans entered tho town thiy went GEO. A. DeCOTTES, Attorney bright, catchy songs being sung with house. FORREST LAKE through tho girls' school from attic Throughout the pretty little oper­ the ease and grace of faithful re­ A. P. CONNELLY to basement, collecting all the linen S450,000.00 C O M M O N STOCK hearsals. The brilliant court Indies etta w as. exceedingly good and to bedding they could lay their hands B. W . HERNDON 550,000.00 PREFERRED STOCK and debonair courtiers iyere very Miss TifTt nnd the young students oh. For soma reason or other they (7 Per Cent Cumulative) , D. L. THRASHER grand in their costumes direct from much praise is due for their excel- did not install their wounded In the main building, but In the chapter an a theatrical costumier in New York, ent wotk and fine production. The audience testified their ap­ nox. while the pretty young hay makers These wounded tho girl tended with were lovely indeed in their rustic preciation b y hearty applause and gowns and sweet simplicity, a co­ insistent demands for encorg’ t Miss tho utmost devotion. In tho first place, quettish hunch of saucyjassies who TifTt presided at the piano., lifts. bccauso sho is tender-hearted, and in teased the very heart out o f the R. C. Bower-and Enrl Paxton ren- tho second, becauso sho bad every rearelection* on 1 f on d¿al™ l o *Und " e,J wlUl th'5 royal Prince Tobbytum (Allen Jane*) tiered*, several . charming t it „i * * Invader*, t o r her conscience was nilll„ clear, 8 b c kMW ^ down whose scornful disdain and upturned the piano and violin that w;erc great- quite ly enjoyed. The editor regrets the tho grotto at tho end of tho school nose confuted them not. .The scene was laid in a hay field failure to secure the names of the gardens sho had concealed ten'-Tom­ on a Sunday, the opening act, pre­ chords but everybody' knows who mies.'’ who nad come, hungry, footsenting th* hayfield, with the mixed they are and that they were al­ sorii and worn out Jubl ono hour be­ chorus of girls and hoys, "raking the together delightful, hoys and girls. fore the Germans. ’ They will bo hero tu a moment, ’ meadow 'sweet with hay," while (Additional People and Events I’ agwo) tho English officer had said, not wish­ they sang, "W ork with a vim ," the ing to put the girl In difnger. male and female voices blending Abstract Men Meet "Never mind," sha said, ’ I'll hide harmoniously. Into this act of you somewhere, mul afterwards we Gainesville, May 5.— Officers were quiet charm, strolled the Lady Syl­ Bhall see.'" Bo sho. took them to th'1 via "{Virginia Brady . a haughty elected Tuesday afternoon at the an­ grotto. But tho quarters were nar­ court beauty, who had tired of the nual convention of the Florida Asso­ row, damp and Intensely uncomfort­ poetic love of her devoted ad­ ciation of Title Men. and by crowd­ able. Her heart, bled for her pro mirer, DeLacey. In her beautiful ing today’s program with that of teges. Then sho had an idea, the court gown she was a charming fig­ Tuesday the meeting came to a close very daring of which was to insure Its ure of youth, as the sweet soprano last evening. T. L Mack of Bar­ success. Sho Installed her ten "Tom voice rose in song "If 1 were not In tow was elected president, ami the mles In tho unoccupied top floor of the school itself. Then came the love." Heralded by the Lady Syl­ other officer* were elected as follows: qucsiluu of tlio commissariat. At first Bartow, president: . via. who espied the farmer’ s daugh­ , T, , L.,, Mark .of .. „ i slut gavo up her own rutlun to her ter In her "gown "f blue" Upon the I ! » Harris of St Petersburg, first ten refugees but thut was not scene Nan, "Hetty" Frances A»- vice president; Don Peabody, second enough among itu many. Bo she rul pinwalL a dainty little maiden, with vice president; H. D. ("nssiday of lecled from her frletyls and relatives her dark curls shading the pretty Jacksonville, secretary: C. (!. Old- In tin' vlllago here a piece of bread face after her tripped the hay­ father of St Augustine, treasurer; and Guru a vegetable. When the Germans, seeing, her sus­ makers. whose voices rang out in executive committee. E. A. Nash <if the pretty chorus "Oh Have You Miami, chairman; A. S. Miller of piciously laden basket, asked her for Seen My Love " One of I in- pret­ Lake City and J I. Jones of Ar­ whom were ull these provision*, bln S E Jarrett of Palatku was would answer, "For yout wounded In tiest numbers of all was the alto cadia the chapel." Better still, oho up solo and" chorus of Betty and the elected stale vice president of the pointed hersulf cook for tho German girls. "Mistress Daisy.” Harold American Association of Title Men. ambulance, nnd lo this capacity was Washburn as Sylvia’s poetic lover, At the banquet last evening Hon. able to pick up all imrta of broken **D(*Laray" am! Sherman Itotith ns Robert W Davis register of the : victuals, so that her English were lu "W illiam ," the masterful wooer of Lulled States land office wit- toast­ no danger of starting. But English soldiers do not lire by the shy and timid Betty were both master Among the invited guests food alone—they like their tobacco excellent in their parts nnd tandcxniLf-Wa* Congressman Frank Clark. several solos that were received with Speakers heard during-the program 1 Now, according to lint regulations of appreciation by the audience. The Tuesday included President B K tho invaders, each» Inhabitant of the scene bet Ween Prince Tobbytum and Jarrett of Paint ka, who delivered place find the right "to buy two sous' worth of tobacco u day. Hho found the Lady Aramiiila (Miss Gladys his annual address; M. S. Collins of a way to evade this regulation ami Morris' and Lady Arabella (Daisy Jarksonville; E. -L Mack of Bartow; to keep her ten in smokables. She or Betts) was especially good, their song W. It Lawson of St. Augustine; C. trailed an army of boys, who ten or "A Peculiar Frame pf M ind" und I). Johnson and George S. Nash of twenty times n day would purchase at Fen of thorn, to «trap up Ibolr liavor Above Them All. the graceful steps of the minuet Jacksonville and Barney It, Coulson different shop» tho meager penny­ »arks, get ready fur all eventualities, Human- Uno uf ilio wnitore at thin and slldtt down tbo ropo noiselessly added a touch of melody nnd grace­ of Gainesville. Mr. Colson spoke on worth. But there waa nlways tho danger lu Ion* than flvn minutes." ful dignity quite charming. the subject "Printer’ s Ink in the Ah nut these desperate measures «»-m that (he hiding place of tln> ten might Otic of the brightest of the rhor- »tract Business" and was listened I n mil nei essary Tho Bermans tempo­ he discovered by some German For uses was "'Once a Little Bluebell" by with much interest innately, their dormitory eoiuftiunt rarily ei niuuted Uio plate, and the ten ehi), ti >i Arcadia was chosen as the meeting "Polly" 'Kern Ward and the hay* caled by trapdoor» with the ground Eng.i-li Ktddli-r» were ablo tu regain tmik w.« •liU. i " — New York Bun. tnakets. Polly's sweet voice umi place next year, floor/ of the building, and pr<wisely tbo allied linos in safety They nave --------!----- ------- — graceful dancing adding much to the with a room on that ground floor all gtven her their names and adcharm of the lilting song. which gave on tho garden. So she dresses, and sworn that sho must » , , , , ,, , , „ „ „ , •Miniature Cattle. to England when tho war is Ruth McDnnic-l as Molly and Thn smallest cows In tho world oro procured a long rope, with which spo como advised her prisoners to practice a over, where they promise her a royal Fanna Reha Munson as Dolly found In the "flamon n islam!» Tho sort of fire-drill. Sho waa enthusias­ welcome. Ono of tho grateful ten is were both particularly good, repeat average weight’ does not exceed ISO tic over the results. a nohlomun, and a relative of Kina ing their lines with n naturalness nnd pounds while the hulls weigh about "Just Imagine," she »aid to her in­ George—laird Smith Is tho name accuracy, quite to the manor born. !0b pounds They are about the sl/e terviewer, "that my Engllnhuicri niter given, but never mind! Tho girl loft "R obin" as impersonated by Walter °f n Merino sheep . a few attempts were able, tbit whole tho tuun only when (he Gerfnnns were about to re-enter It, and utter the town bad been subjected lo a fierce OOOQOODOOOOOOOOOOaooQOOOOO bombardment for many days. o a I'rftty Optntla A Good Thing for Sanford and for You Save a Little-Own Yonr Own Home ►*- tgpfv B,-- » 3wts*: EÛti pF ' THE SANFORD BUILDING AND LOAN ASSOCIATION on May 1st., ma­ tured first series o f stock. Paying out in cash and by loan cancellations, over twenty four thousand dollars. Organ­ ized six and one half years ago this As­ sociation has caused to be constructed in and around Sanford more than 75 houses, and is now ready to build for you. X X X At last meeting of the Board seven applications X X X for houses were favorably acted upon, and we hope X to build many more vet this year. No institution X X has and is contributing more to upbuilding of our X city. Ask some o f those who have just received X X cash for their maturing investment stock if in ad­ X X dition to helping their town and community they X X are not satisfied with results as an earning invest­ X ment. Books for next series close this week. We X X will be glad to have you become a shareholder. X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X 3$X X X X X X X X X XXX ~ XXXIIIIIIIIIIIIXXXIIIIIIIIIIlIXtXIIIIIIIIIIIIXXXIIIIIIIIIIIIXXX X X X E X C U R S IO N -»41*.-S ite -. HI¿ 1 . 0 0 ALL AROUND THE STATE I T E M S O F IN T E R E S T A B O U T F L O R ID A FOR B U SY R E AD ER S Only the bravery of Willjam E. Daniel, sixteen year old son of Leo Daniel., saved the life of Warren King, 16 years of ago, when the latter fell from u boat two miles from shore on Chortawatchee hay Saturday. The two hoys were ac­ companying Mr. and Mrs. Daniel on a trip up Chortawatchee hay when * King accidentally fell overboard, A skid was tied behind, hut young Daniel who alone witnessed the ac­ cident, could not Untie the rope, so he leaped overboard with all of his clothing on. The boat waa . going full speed and by the time Daniel went overboard young King, who could not swim, was 200 yards In the .rear»,, struggling in the water. Young Daniel swam to him and supported him for 16 minutes until assistance arrived. The latter waa much longer than ordinarily would have been the case, for the reason that the engineer of tho boat became excited and Idiled the engine, and the rescuers had to untio the skid that was in tow and row to the two boys, both of whom were nearly un­ conscious when rescued. t I I Gainesville has taken down her hanging signs that have previously flopped and swayed over the pave­ ment and occasionally treated the Sanford lo Tampa and St. Petersburg and Relurn ^ SEND US YOUR ORDERS C U D L E IT i FORI BEAMS CHANNELS ANGLES AND ALL SHAPES PLACED ANYWHEKE.EVERYWHERE ■ I In IVailr, Weekw In iHily, W eek­ a ly. Duniliy r r . and M *(*line». Uanl ralM. Prompt, »lutilo Ads . Via THE ATLANTIC COAST LINE The Standard Railroad of (lie South Ads Ü1 May 10 - Good on all Trains - Relurn X S May 13 i passers-by to n hump or a scare. A fr r * retlmatm. Lai u* figure a u k jreti on taking roUra charco nl you r advortnmg latero**», defernew orditmtirfs e fleetive April 30, . For information rail on or phone •ntve (mm atUi»fledI client*. ‘ Phone (771 brought down the overhanging signs G. W. CIUM, Ticket A(>ent A. W. FR4TOT. D I* ' \i:<-.-t X BOILER PLATE in the University city and the Sun Sanford, Floridi?^ Jackson villi. Florid. V» TANK STEEL says that the streets look better STRUCTURAL . Advertising Com pany, Inc. without them. JttkMniWe, FI* IKON WORK OF a M atull.lfe nidg t i : ALL KINDS g "Orlando, the power house of TRUSS RODS prosperity." The above slogan has x x x iiiiiiiiiiiix x x in r iiiiiiiix x x iiiiiiiiiiiix x x x iiiiiiiiiiiix x x iiiiiiin iiix x x iiiiiiiiiiiix x x STAY BOLTS been adopted as the official wnr ery 8 GALVANIZED of the Orlando Board of Trade. The COPPER AND selection was made last evening at ZINC SHEETS the regular meeting of tho hoard, and was selected from quite a .large OAK number of slogs«* t i f it were sent in • CYPRESS . to the Morning Sentinel in answer MAHOGANY to their Oder of prises for a suitable WHITE PINE ANI) slogan, nnd ajso for short 60-word C o m e r Third Street and Oak A v e n u e ALL HARD WOODS •* r_: articles on specified topics relating to tho board and its work in the city. 8 LAUNCHES SKIFFS I t t DORIES Word comes from Jacksonville BUILT TO that Baby Zoe Lewis is winning ORDER fame and small fortunes in the I.ubi'n Film Company's troupe’ of BOILERS ANIÌ TANKS players. Baby Zoe is an Orlando BUILT TO ORDER Infant and has often amused and FIRE ESCAPES A ll I • l * r n r n 1 ply S I .00 square guaranteed for 3 years entertainetT' the public here before Compelen! force o f workmen for going into her larger field. Her 2 p l y f '- J S s q u a r e guaranteed for ¡« .v ia * » road work at si! times colie dog works with her before the 3 r 3 ply $ 2 .0 0 square guaranteed for 15 year» camera and she will be seen by thou­ sands of movie goers during the coming aeison. She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs.’ W. L. Lewis of this city -. Her parents are with JACKSONVILLE , FLORIDA K K K O IIIIil bar at Jacksonville. / / * * f á X MONTGOMERY XXXIIIIIIIIIIIIXXXIIIIIIIIIIIIX5XIIIIIIIIIIIIXXXIIIIIIIIIIIIXXX We Can Save You Money X X Write or Call for Prices The Hill Lumber Co. s Lumber - Lath - Shingles - Moulding - Sash - D oors Sash Weights - Sash Pullies - Brick - Lime - Cement Plaster - Metal Shingles - Metal Roofing All kinds of Kooling raper Now’s the time to Screen your House— Call and see our line of Screen Doors f ». .---i • ■■ . H H B ébI iBb I / I �R ite . '* * ï ■ , THE SANFORD HERALD ! J- -, •— -.; *. • . y t;- y C^—X; PAGE THREE WOMAN ADVOCATE OF PEACE LAST OF JOHN BROWN’S AIDS FOUR BORN J T SAME TIME Follower of Famous Abolitionist Live* M p. McKnlght. Mother of Quadra plets, Aged 37, Is Already a In Kansas and la Halo and Grandmother. Robust at Eighty-Four. Snlltm, Kan—Luke F, Parsons, who has resided on a farm near Balina for fifty years, has tho distinction of be­ ing tho last of the survivors of nil the men directly associated with John Drown nnd his famous border warfare, just preceding tho war between tho states. Par&ons left his homo In Massa­ chusetts In I8DG to ahl tho FVeo Holl­ ers In tho Kansas-Mlssouri border warfare, following Drown through tho series of skirmishes w hich culminated In tho famous baltlo of OsawntomloHo wna then selected as uno of tho toir~plcke<i men who weru to-accom­ pany Drown on his raid through Vir­ ginia: but, owing to tho delay of nearly a /e a r In completing tho plana for his adventure, ho loft tho expedi­ tion nt Cleveland. O . thus missing the Itorpor's Fcrrfy disaster by a few weeks. Parson’s health at eighty-four years of ago, Is robust, and ho is still able to do ns much work as tho average man. It was not until recent years that ho permitted himself to talk of tho John Drown affair and bla con­ nection* with It. Now all of his com­ patriots nro dead, nnd ho Is tho last link connecting this tragic pago In American history with tho present. . TERRIER IS A"PANDHANDLER” ? - * / 4U ' ’ "Qubbles" Collected Pennies Enough to Pay the Price for Hie License. i I Miss Constance Drexel, who jiosod especially for thin photo*™j>li, J* nn American girl who wan In Franco with her parents at th o time 'war broke out. Like many other American girl« , ami women, sho Immediately entered Warren, M a s s — For the license of Hubbles, a dog owned by Edward W Kurus, former proprietor of the Molii Itamsdell, 20U rents were paid to Town Clerk William F Duncan. Dub bles collected tho centB himself from traveling salesmen and other guests In the hotel He In a Dos ton bull ter- rler, six years old, and Is known to every child hero. Hubble» Mil not bo satisfied un lcna lie 1» given a rent At all times ho will refuse silver When a rent 1» thrown to him. he grub» It In bis teeth and runs to a corner o f n nMiin, and then returns for more At the beginning of the year Mr. Hums' non began to save the rents received by Hubble» The rents ¡1 r•mi exhibition In ills window of u Main street «tore Redding, Cal.—Shnata county’s latest. If not greatest winder, was tho birth a fow days ago of quadruplets at C. O. McKnlght’s homo, three miles south of Dcllavlsta, where each of tho four, equally divided ns to sex, Is making n remarlfnbly good start. It la tho belief of tho physician that all will llvo and thrive. Tho rnothor Is aged thirty-seven nnd Is already a grandmother of three. Sho was married at tho ago of thir­ teen In Texas to her present husband, who la sixty years old. Doth arc of healthy, hardy stock, though plural births can only bd traced on tho fath­ er's stdo, where twins havo not been on exception There were CO visitors nt the McKnlghL farm homo next day, In splto of the remote location. Among them were a parly of newspaper men. "I have no statement to make," said McKnlght, "except that I am a sur­ prised father. Wo certainly did not oxpect anything extraordinary.” Shasta eouhty supervisors sent a trained nurse to Um .ifcKnlgbt home with Instructions for her to call upon thio county for necessary financial aid. PROTECTS AN INDIAN MAID Oklahoma Judge Appoints a Guardian for Girl With a Million Dollars. Okmulgee, Okla.—Judge Mark L Hozarth has appointed E. W. Klmbloy as guardian of the person nnd estate of Katie Flxlco, an incompetent. She Is an Indian who owns a valuuhlc tract of oil lands In the north end of the t’ lislUng field. Title to property worth tn tho neighborhood of a million dol­ lars will bo affected by tho ruling of tho court. The Mldeo Oil company, operating ( on thn land, holds a lease dated three yours ago, given through tho county court On the day the girl bream« of age sho gave tljo lease to Harry C. Denton on the theory that the first lease expired wtih her minority The Innd was sold on the following day by her to Walter Morton, brother of her former guardian, for 123.000. The girl appeared In court recently, and during her testimony It wna shown that she did not know a word o f Eng­ lish. that she hail left school nt the age of eighteen while In the third grade, and that she knew nothing of the value of money the relief ranks by nursing tho wound cd In tho hospital at Deauville, khe haw. tnoro vividly than can be de­ scribed, the horror» of war She saw th<^ men whom she had nursed, nnd helped to snatch from tho very brink of the crave, go hobbling bark when discharged a« cured, fearlessly nnd bravely, to tho firing lino. The self-sacrlflclng Ainerlran wom ­ en who ns ministering angels have snatched so many o f (he wounded men H u yg ln i Take» No Chances. back from the grave, are looked upon The _reixirt.H of threatened Federal by the women of Europe as tho great­ league raids frightened Miller HugMaking It Personal. est possible factor In bringing about gin» o f the Ht Louts Nationals, and It ts sud to l imili rclli » roIiI nt jHiare he ha» signed ex Pirati- Hutm Robin­ Miss Orrirl Is prominent In tho son Io a new tw o year contract with auction, bui ih,- most painful thing under tin- ballimi r is g< m-rully your movement for peaco started by women the ten-day clause cut out. thumbnail of tho neutral countries. lean R 1//V A W  i y JX / N B By G E O R G E R A N D O L P H C H E S T E R nnd L I L L I A N C H E S T E R The greatest novel— the latest novel by America's most popular author illustrated with simultaneous mov* iu{ pictures, produced bv the Reliance Motion Picture Corporation bv special arrangement (or this paper H E A D THE -S T O R V //V T H IS T s W K 'U SKI TH E Begins Wednesday May 12th at Star Theatre. T I C T U 'R E S 5 and 10c IÜÉ 0053534848234853484823484853534848535348485302004848530000530202 \ " \ r is - Tl E For Sanford to Come to Her Census A New City Directory is Greatly Needed GOOD ADVERTISING MEDIUM *•' E. E. MAYFIELD, Representing Piedmont Directory Co. Will Call on You t .-j 1 vl �■a* ! J PACE FOUR_____________________ ft *'lb- m. * * Íjj1: THE SANFORD HERALD that tho »and on the road surfnpc nue and lived here for some time a »hould lie tranaformed into adaman­ few years hack was here on a busi­ tine rock, but it is very ea»ential ness trip lust waek. K. J. HOLLY. Editor At last Celery •avenue Is being W. M. HAYSES. final neon Manager that the particles of sand, be welded ~ . * B„ mso ~a—turBidrimiUnt n u ^ w h | « ir .pavadf^-awii^-birgTnrtlilf-iftiiV. weilu Put.liihii Evrnr Turtl.y »ml Krid.jr It wilt“ be a joy. for Celery -avenue will not be*,hard on the ieet of the draught animals and which will at as a rocky roqd hnd the "R o ck y road * - • the same time be yielding and resi­ to Dublin” l>eat to a frazzle, so ’tis This week (s credit week al the Peoples Bank and the books of this bank show that up lo May * SUBSCRIPTION rRICS. IN AOVANCF lient as the burden of the loaded said. 1st more than 320,000.00 has been paid In interest by this bonk. ONE tKAR........... »it» wag oh passes over it. v Celery shipping is still going on SIX MONTHS...................................... IM Monday. May 10th Is the last day to gel your deposits In for (he present quarter. In various sections of the state 130 <^ar» two w'eoks ago. about HO THBRE MONTHS . , .......... *.................... 7* cars last week and somewhere near they are trying out what is known Gel busy and get your share of the next 320,000.00 distribution. IMImnl la Ik* <117 bj Cant«» »2.00 prt Tt»r la as the sand oil roads, and the results 60 this present wdek. Adtuica or Me. I'M Moo Hi Cukes, snap beans and Irish pota­ W e Pay Four Per C en t on S a v in g s Accounts Faraioato to Adr.BC» Mart llo Mad» »1 Oik» have been most gratifying in many cases. The initial expense is light, toes arc being shipped. Tomatoes, ' ^l Eotorrd Aa Sofaad-CTaaa Mall Mall»» Altai! I2ad the upkeep is nominal, and the wear several fields we know of will be 1Ml, at iht> PoalalHr» al Nonford, Florida, and tear is withstood most satisfac­ ready in about two weeks. t’adrr Art of Marrb Ird. 1*7». Several are having land cleared— torily, so It is stated. At any rate it is worthy a try-out under the most Joe Cameron, Ben Squire«, W. \V. OVIra la Ilrfald HoDdla* Telephone No. I l l rigid tests, and if it does prove as* Miller and Mr. Friro of~Gonova ave­ liti. 'WlTTsTttctory as its advocates claim nue. H. R. STEVENS C. M. HAND SANFORD. FLORIDA H. E. TOUR R. R. deas * Sunday is Mother’s Day. Remem­ for it, it might be possible that „ G. F. Smith’s latest real estate l'rrollimi V lw-Prrrtdcnl F. L WOODRUFF Virt-prenient CuW» A m i CukUr purchase is the Hess place at. Beck Alachua county could see Ita way to ber the white flower. lismmock. ------ o — ; . get into the contest for the Dixie This is l\otel week. Plant a hotel Highway, and also to construct a lot of feeders which would benefit for father. LAKE MARY ITEMS ------ O-----the entire county. Miss Helen M. Iserman spent ------ OSaturday and Sunday at Paola, the The war is costing England more X X X IIIIIIIIllllX X X IIIIIIIIIIIIX X X IlllllllllllX X X X IIIIIIIIIIIIX JO C IIIIM IIIIIX ìQ ÌIIIIIIIIIIIIX X X guest of Misses Frances and Flora than five millions per day. LEACHBURG n e w s t Leesburg will now take her right­ Pearyin. Mrs. Sallie M. Catherwood left Japan will now proceed to break ful place among the nations of the Monday for Sanford, where »be ex­ up China, meaning that the U. S. earth. Gilbert Leach has purchased will step in yet. the Leesburg and will pects to spend the summer. Rev. G. V.< Albcrtosn of DcLand ------ 0 --------proceed to put Leesburg on the map delivered a good sermon hero last Beautiful rain fell this week. We in black face type. Being one of the Sunday afternoon. could uac a nice slower ovory day. Vest newspaper men in tho state and W. M. Garris, the Coast Line's having one of the best counties to ------ 0 -----paint gang foreman has been here We do not believe in imperialism exploit we can look for great things several days with his crow of paint­ from the new Commercial. Tho but it is almost necessary for the best men In the newspaper business ers and have treated the depot und U. S. to take Mexico. are pining the ranks of. the Florida soction quarters of H. D, Durant to ------0 ------a new coat of paint. Seminole county is proud of Sen­ weeklies nnd Leach is one among Sunday school has been changed who would rather be a big ) * ator Doncgan and Representative the many , from 10:30 a. m. -to 3:30 p. m. and U ke. Both of them have ideas of t,uck in a " mal1 Pud«Ho it.ftoa.l of a Christian Endeavor at 7 p. m. their own and vote according!v on slave on n big daily. We congratu­ late you, Gilbert. Yt»u have a good the hills that are coming before them. town und Leesburg certainly has a WEST SIDE ITEMS • ------ (> good man nnd good lady in Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. I>. H. C. Rahun The legislature has passed the attended baptism Sunday afternoon Davis hill and should now pass up Mrs. Leach. at Monroe ferry and afterwards a ail the other prohibition measures drive to Woodland Park. and take up sonio time with other Mrs. Charley Rivers nnd two lows. The Davis bill ought to lie little babies und Miss Ena enough for this term. w HOflgr gc* came up from town Wetl­ () and spent u pleasant day &*&&&%><&&&$><%><%><%><§> \ nesday A yacht club would do much in with Mrs. Alfred King. tho way of securing tourists next GRAPKVII.LK AND t'PftALA Mr. Jim Smith has »old hi» plan season If they can he assured of A preaching service was held Inst to Itr W E lloiiatmlder and Mr protection from storms the lake Thursday evening with Rev. Albert­ and Mr*. Smith are going back to would have many fine yachts at son in charge and a large crowd at­ Georgia. anchor here all during the season. tended nhil enjoyed it. Mr McBride i* having part of Let everyone pull lor the yacht club Mr Alfred Ericson's children were his place cleared, Mr. McBride and pavilion on the lake front. all sick with fever last week for a can’t keep from farming when he ------ 0 -----few days; Miss Margaret could not hears of other people making so It is interesting to note in con­ attend school a rouple of days. much money truck farming. Miss Edna Thompson and Miss nection with the recent meeting of George Smith and Hurry Rabun tho Presbytery of Florida at Sor­ Laura Parker attended the eighth have been enjoying the preaching rento that the members hardly rec­ grade picnic at Woodland Park Sat­ every evening at Monroe. ognised the organization. Uhls was urday. It may he some news thnt Mr \, Mrs. Alfred King, accompanied because of the wonderful growth by her son. George Edward atSomeone raised the question: "How Roy See and Miss Estelle Albritton f of Winter Park were united in t hr j “ l the ierry Sund*>' many ministers have wo now?” and afternoon and also the organizing holy bonds of matrimony lust week. It turned out that there were forty on the roll, whereas eight years ago We extend congratulations and wish of the Baptist church at Monroe. Mr. and Mrs W. S Cox and tw o: there were only twelve. It Is one of them much happiness. Mrs. Coller, who is well known to | daughters, Lulu and Ruth and the laws of the church that* when Mr. and Mrs. Nerrett arid children there were thirty-six or more a most here is quite ill at present. In| double delegation may he sent to ber birthday shower last week'she were pleasant callers at the home the annual general assembly witj received over 70 cards, besides other of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hutchins Sunday afternoon. full rights and all expenses paid. present«. Mr. Hermtnday has returned from Advantage of this position was glad­ Mrs. Charlie Powell and children Jacksonville much improved in ly taken. All over Florida the Pres­ and Mra. D, Hart nnd daughter, hcnlth. byterian chtirch is making rapid arid Ruby were at Mr. Thompson's Sun­ Miss«** Georgia and Winifred wonderful progress. It i* »aid that day to celebrate the eleventh birth­ Walker were visiting their sister. the membership is now about ten day of little Archie Powell. Ice Mrs Hutchins Saturday thousand as against only three thou­ cream and cake were served. Mr, nnd Mrs. Charlie Heath have sand ten years ago.—St. Augustine Mr. and Mrs. Peterson of Holly moved Into the Kemper house which Record. Hill came over Sunday in their auto the latter has rented .until August. to visit her brother and family, Mr. Mrs. Rahun was in town Monday, H. G. Lundquist. She was given SAN D OIL ROADS the guest of Mrs. Jim Smith. • Drlck roads arc all right whore the honor' of naming the baby. It Mr. Arthur Cane dined with Mr. the traffic is heavy and there are is Grant Lundquist. and Mrs. Cox Sunday. Mrs, Ballinger spent the day the places where nothing hut brick would first of the week with friends in San­ suffiro hut the brick roads laid on » * Potash May Be Cheaper nand foundations- and without a ford. The announcement from Berlin Mr. LI. G. Lundquist is again T elep h o n e No. 261 S t a n f o r d , Florid«! Yood curbing n~e going hud in many yesterday that the negotiations be­ places r.nd the idea of the sand oil I working for Price & Cpller in Santween the United States ami Ger­ road Is be.ng threshed out in many f°r(b many for the removal of the German Mr. and Mrs. Will Evans spent counties. The aldermen of this city prohibition of the exportation of Sunday again at Lake Mary. are in favor of making a test of the Miss Olga Vihlen spent Sunday at potash salts have reached the stage manufacturers and importers that ;aand oil road before laying any more Impedimenta. Made Slav«*y Hereditary. where a successful issue seems pos­ the state department was urged to brick streeta or rather they are in homo with her parenta. I cannot call richca better than the The first forms I recognition of ne- > sible came ns a bright my of hope Miss Mary Sanseverino was home greater effort toward having the em­ baggage of virtue: tho Roman word la gro slavery In Virginia was March I, favor of making sand oil streeta in to many channels of trade in this bargo removed. preference to the nine foot street. for the week end. better, Impedimenta; for os the bag­ 1661, when tho assembly dec lured lh»t country. The Gainesville Sun has the follow­ Whether tho allies, in their deter- gage 1« to an nrmy, bo la riches to vir­ “negroes are Incapable uf tnuklng satQuite u little potash has been com ­ munition to cut off all sources of tue; It cannot be spared nor left be­ laficlion for the time lost In running ing about the sand oil roads: M OORE’ S STATION. ing through from Switzerland, Italy, profit to Germany will allow the hind, but It btndereth the march; yea, away, by addition of time." nnd *l»rSunday, May 9th, Rev. Arthur S. That some plan for making good and effective roads over the sand Peck is expected here to preach at the Scandinavian countries and Hol­ shipments of potash to be made is and the care of It sometimes loseth or erj’ was mndo hereditary In Virginia land ‘ since the embargo was de- a question which is puzzling those dtaturbeth tho victory; of great riches In 1662 by an act of tho naaembly ih»t heaps in Florida must bo devised 3:30. Every one welcome. there Is no real use, except it be in tbe Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Schwartz clsred and which undoubtedly cam e interested in the matter. I t is distribution; tbo rest is but conceits— the Issuo of slave mothers should fol­ sooner or later goes without saying. low their condition. lbout all aorta of things have been are spending some timé at Daytona out of Germany, but the quantity thought, however, that the state Bacon. was not suffiicent to supply local On their return from the tied out, and most of them have Beach. department obtained this permis­ failed when It comes to the practical beach they expect to go to the demands. The shortage had already sion before beginning negotiations mountain! of North Carolina for caused considerable inconvenience with Germany,.although no definite teat. the summer. Mrs. Schwarts Is still and it was mainly through the con­ announcement to this effect has ever There are those who are strong tinued complaint on the part of been made. In very frail health. * • advocates of brick roads, but there Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Stone and ia no endurance in them. The ex­ The production of potash salts In pense ' of up-keep is ve y heavy, children of Kanaaa City, Mo., who tho United States has increased hence they are impracticable. The have been in Sanford for aome time largely since the shutting off of the trouble ia that there ie seemingly expect to make their homo at the j a S p n . German supply. Better prices and FREDE.RIC IL RANO. Ptuiewr F. P. FORSTER. V « Pimw*j«i B. P. WMÍTNER. Camm no such thing ae a atable and endur­ R. G. Ellia place on Cameron ave­ the heavy demand which prevailed A. L. BETTS, Au i Caimii« nue. The house is being enlarged ing foundation for brick roads. proved the incentive, and it hae The same has to be aaid of as- and repaifed for their occupancy. been freely predicted that within a Mr. Sipes ia happy to hkve. his phaltum and concrete roads. The year or more the market in this surface haa the qunjlties requisite slater, Mre. Belle Gordon of New country would be entirely supplied for a good road, but the foundation York d ty with him for a time. Hla by the American product. 14gh to tag-proof, ftr»-proof, two little eons are at home again. is lacking. rust-proof. Lasts as long fa It ia understood that Germany. banding stands, mads of gal­ A firm or individual m ay h ave a large Then it woqld seem to be the best They have been with their grand­ In agreeing to lift the embargo wants vanised steel end TONCAJf thing yet to devise some method o t parents In Jacksonville since the am ount o f capital em ployed in th e busihess— m«tal. Always attractive In the reciprocal privilege of receiving building .roads out of the material death of Mrs. Sipes. appearance and at US «tine but credit remains th e m ost valuable asset. time red nose cost of your fire American cotton. Assurance must A nine pound son was born to buildltife road» o o l of the mstedkl Inearenee—your boy.ean easi­ at hand nnd under the conditions in Mr. and Mrs. J, C. ForUon of Beck ; ly ley It Aak ywwv dealer *r alio be given by the American gov­ M ak e the First N ational B an k your dewrite aa for entaUcw*. , which those materials sre found first Hammock May 4th. ernment, it ia said, that none of the ository — an account with u s is a good ] Tbs Florida Metal rrodacts Oe* I Rutqor has i t 't h a t Tien ham). First and foremost all the V Dame potash salts must get into the hands uildfer of credit. time'la coating of sand, just common Monroe Is to bring a wifo to hla of powder manufacturers, and to . ' Ave. loose shifting sand. Under certain pretty home in tho near future. guard against this it is suggested on-j Jaekveavtlie, FU. conditions tho alchemy of nature Does look auspicious— house h e a t i o n a l larged and painte'd and the Interior haa transformed ju it such .»and aa that shipments be consigned to the done up in fine style.. Shall *bo hap­ this into the most enduring rock. department of agriculture and dis­ „OLD BY ' OF S A N F O R D . F L O R I D A Now what nature is able to do tpan py to congratulate. tributed thence to consumers wlio H IL L L U M B E R C O . . ■. , J M J m f R m - - - - - - - M Mr. Peterson from Massachusetts, should be »bio to imitate to pretty G E O . H . F E R N A L D H D W . C O . |do not como under the German ban. good advantage. It is not dfesirable who own» a place on- Richmond ave- TH E SANFORD H E R A LD DID YOU GET YOUR SHARE? THE HERALD PRINTING COMPANY MORE fcb LIES “ M A D E IN S A N F O R D ” B R A N D t COUNTY HAPPENINGS f “ «<■" Numerous instances have been reported to us of people asking union carpenters for infor­ mation as to the location, existence, etc., of a novelty works plant in Sanford. The usual answer is that there is no such institution located here at the present time. THIS IS A LIE! There is such a plant here operated by the two best mechanics in Sanford, and their reason for lieing is that they have been unable to put in force their customary policy of RULE OR RUIN. The owners have had nearly thirty years ex­ perience in practical mill work, contracting and building, and the lumber business and know enough about it to run their own business with­ out advice or control o f their informers, and are always ready to serve the public along any of the above lines. INVESTIGATE! It’s A L L we ask. - - It s M O R E than they want We carry a full line of lumber, moulding, lath, shingles, etc., at the lowest cash prices. Our yard is located at the old Coca-Cola plant, First street and Myrtle avenue, Our novelty works plant is located at the old Pepsi-Cola plant, corner French ave. and Commercial street. PRICE & COLLER Contractors and Builders 5ÖCXllilllllllll>ö«|lllll|||UlX>Kllllllllllll>ö«<llllllllllll>»0 <:illllII||lllX>»ÖCIIIIIIIIIIIlXXXIIIIll!IIlllXXXIIIll/llllll5öeCllIl///lfliiX PEOPLES BANK OF SANFORD xxxiiiiiiiii!ii»«m iiiiim ixxxiiiim iim 3eecxiiiiiiiiHU»eciiiiim iiiixx»:iiiiiiiiiiiixxx Í One First METAL I Cost .ROOFING Then No More I* Good Credit A Valuable Asset E T Fi r s t N Ba n k B[:|l ! i �■ ■ ax* THE SANFORD HERALD t u p Purchased Fitts Place J. 8. Wilson closed the deal this week for the W. A. Fitts, Jr., farm on Itfiionjajamuo and take» pasacMiori » —, —-T J —I ' r 5-*=r-: at once. Mr. nnd Mrs. Wilson are ; ¡little Happening«— Mention regular winter visitors and like Sunof Matters in Brief-r ford so well that they purchased this Persona! Items of valuable property and will make it In terest their winter home. Many improve­ ments will be made in the house and it will be most comfortable when ■• summary of the Floating Small finished. Mr. Wilson is a prominent 11 Talk« Succinctly Arranged for commission man of Pittsburg and be Hurried Herald Readers and Mr?. Wilson are very popular + + «M > > •>• •«••»♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ +♦ ♦ * here. Their many friends are re­ Hilly Jacobs of Chuluotn was in joicing over the fuct that Sanford has the city yesterday. ] ant annexed the Wilsons for good. Aside m having a nice home Mr. Wilson j H. Tucker, treasurer of-Oran*.,. . . . . . county among the O r U u d u ' A ^ " * of land 1". h,a new" possession and will raise celery visitors yesterday. and other winter vegetatles for the R. D. Waring of Orlando and Kis- market. When the buyers invest in flimmb« was here several days of this Sanford property it defnonstrntes the stability of the land in this sec­ week. . tion. Household goods, Imperial irons Sanford House Cafe and yeast cakes at Siihon’s. 60-tf Service a In carte. Wultcr Adams of Louisville, Ky., Husinoss Men's Lunch II to 2. j, in the city on important busi­ Open G a. m. to 10 p. in. ness. 71-tfc Bi3Udaaaflaotmi3<imsa»3üt3atfdas»¿a«*TMmirJünita^;3amia.atinauajjl INAND ABOUT THE CITY:: r fc PAGE FIVE A R E S U M E OF I J ...A N D SANFQJJ^ HAlTEÑfNÍS UP TO DATE E V E N T S ... \ d,Jr*n ill Comm«tu«cal«ou lot ihu c imn lu "Sosttty l*hif*« Mi* H A TfI n, I’hori* No Wl a a a a a d a a u a a a a a a a tía a a B u a a a a u r.iii.r.^ tiisr, .im u n au CBtUiridjsl B ook L o r t r $ ' C lu b Mrs. Geo. Fmi was the gracious hostess to, the members of tho Hook Lovers' Club nt the home of Mrs. Claude Herndon last Thursday after­ noon and a very delightful time was enjoyed by the congenial party of friends. Quantities of cut flowers adorned fho atUaJlivo- roorrrs’.-^tttid­ ing ta~th»m a touch of-beau ty wml fragrance. An ice cream course was served and the pleasant hours whiled away with fancy work and happy couversution. hostesses, served delicious refresh­ ments and a »orlai"hour was enjoyed. /‘crtonal Menlián Mrs. J, M Lord is attending the district conference at Orlando. Mrs. 11. K. Tolar, Mr. and Mrs. L. Y. Hryan and Mrs. S. C. Rowrmm- m o m m rD T tr to Oriunda "for the day on Tuesday. Mr and Mrs. W. E. Scoggun spent the week end in Orlando the guests of friends. , y, D r lig h lf u lt y H n lt r la in t d “ Wall, sah. It's all nowlrf' to son. bam. Ho wonteiLcddccashum utd | doulffhT :bo -denied, nnd I flnaiYysoht him down to Rosodnlo to akulo. Jest ns soon as be could read ho cum homo and told mo about Cnptntn Khld. , tho pirate, and wo flggerod that tho 1 oln critter burled his treasure right yore. I went to dlggln' fur It and kept at It till last week." "Hut Captain Kidd was an ocean rover." "Of co'se." “ And ho couldn't have buried any treasure hundreds of miles Inland." "Of co'eo not. That's what a crlttnr told mo na ho cum along last week. Ho mado It so mighty plain thnt 1 *♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ * —— quit dlggln*lift- went to waitin'.“ And we please to live, ' ” You—you are waitin' for Homo ono, eh?" But know to make "I ar', sah —waitin' fur my aon Sam, who'll bo home thla day! HoJl find a'living mo right ycro as ho cumi along. IIo'll ax how tho dlggln’ cum» on, and if Fro W e must live to plcastf, so found tho gold yit, and then auntbin' we are glad that wtjTe-» alive will utter a war whoop and light down on him. That aunthln* will bo mo, And you should be so too and befo' I'm through with that var­ glad there’s a Baker mint of an offspring tho cause of odhere who'll strive decashun In tills stato will git so tan­ gled up and pulverized and tied Into To Make Good THings knota that It will take twenty y’ara for you fur It to go ahead and deceive on hon­ est man!"—-Washington Herald. Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Wallace left At the close of meeting of the executive hoard of the Woman's yesterday for Bartow, where they Club Monday afternoon the retiring expect to make their future home. members of the board and the in­ coming members were most gra­ Misses Janie and Hello Gray, who ciously entertained by the president, have been visiting Mrs. W. T. Johns, Mrs. Symes Wallace left on Wed­ mporlnnrc o f a Goad (Tty Mrs. J. W. Dicklns at her attractive have returned to their- home In Stnesday for her home in McHain, The 11 home 'on Magnolia avenue. An en­ Petersburg. Directory '}■ Michigan. joyable little contest, n play on tho A city that has a good city-direc­ Mrs. W. L. Harvey and little son Enlarged Tonalla and Adenolda. 5 or G doses GG6 will break tory, well supported will give the names of the various members of * 113 Magnolia, i Phona 16 0 Hcfore operating to remove adenoids uny case o f Fever or Chills. Price same support nnd prosperity to its the hoard and prominent mop in have returned from n visit toJ Mr. and tonsil» tho health of the child town was one of the pleasing fea­ Harvey in Jacksonville. -¿6 cents. * 7l-52tc* inha hituntn. should always bo built up. If thero is tures of the nfiemoon and created One who is looking for a location C. 0. McLaughlin spent several Questions were * Miss Annie Parra more returned an existing cold this must be treated will judge wisely if lie selects a city much merriment. and cured. If the teeth are decayed days hero this week, leaving yesterthut lias a good, well supported city asked such as "W hat is a necessary Monday to her home in Jackson- they must bo filled. Treating tho * day for pofnts in Osceola county. adjunct to Christ mas festivities?” V i l l i DENTIST directory. teeth and the practicing of deep Woodland Park has reopened for breathing exercises will be all that Is It is an infallible evidence of in- Holly, of course, came the answer. won* row White people onlt the summer season, jnueh to the de­ telligenre. thrift and general success \"Whi\t is a pleasing topographic comM ri I K . Melting,-r. Mrs \V. L. needed to cure tonsil disease If l| Is and prosperity, the standard of life , hinalion? Forrest laike. U hat is M o r g a n a n d Mr A Met linger ui|] strictly local, and not the expression light of old and young. PEOPLES B A N K BUILDING in >such communities is high. 11 desirable worker on u farm. ¡leave Monday for Philadelphia to of a systematic condition hr sumo re­ Or. Ulack man was among the cent Infection. ROOM 9 The listing now being »eiiig made by I brasher attend the graduation of Miss prominent visitors to the city on "A hoy's name, a pronoun and a Ruth Mettinger from St. Timothy’s Tuesday coming in from his ranch the Piedmont DirecotFy Co., Ashe­ member of the family?” Davison. Hospital. ville, N. C., for the new directory is * on the Wekiwa river. There were many others equally being carefully done, and will give ' Hon. J. N . Whitner nnd S. (). Sanford u standard publication which good for which, as the quickest The friends of Mr and Mrs. J. II. Chase sp^nt several days of this week through thè Library Exchange Sys­ g newer of the greatest number of Nino »ill I,,- glad to hear that lln-ir at Tosohatchie Ranch, whore many tem of thè Associali«!! *,f American names a potted f*-rii ».is pri s> ut« d Imi,, daughter, Klanche is recover­ improvements nre being made Directory Publisher* oi thè United Mrs Henry Wight, who declared ing nicely from the operation perThe "Chocolate Soldier” at the States and Canada, •>f which thè tin* honors were shared l*y Mrs Geo. fnrnied al i to- Miller Sanitarium on Sanford, Florida, Mav 5th, 1915 Parish house Saturday. May H 7U Piedmont Co are meniher» »ili fin<1 Fo». 1« whom s)i,. I,, turn presented Monday Hlanrhe returned to her A lT O ftiO B IL K OW N ER: Tablets and home on Thursday Parish House on Saturday. May s il* wny t<> mani part* <■( ilo- coun­ tile attractive prize Itcgiimg today we will put TEXAS company pencils were then given the guests I try. limi m a degno* h *lp lo itiake 7 p in . second show p If» p. m. Birth» ynsoline in your ear through our new Bowser solfSauford a more prominent and al — with the request that they draw the] t Mi and Mrs John hortsou of A good laugh (or everyone who lilling measuring pump for 1(» cents per gallon. tradivi* spot un ttu- map of ilo- |ir<> n••vt president of the Woman's Iteeh Hummock announce the turth attends tile Chocolate Soldier at the gressi ve state of Florida Adv (Tub. "Fish" are comparatively o f .a little son Tuesday, May -Ith. We will guarantee you more miles per gallon of Parish House Saturday evening, 7 ¡easy t6 draw so it is plainly to he 7 -l-2tc gas than any you have ever used. p. in., second show R:15 p. m. seen thui the finny tribe will In- t h e 1 We are the pioneers in this city for ROW price* Il,*tween 1J.litio and I 5.UIHI barrels next choice of the hoard at leant. HAD NO USE FOR EDUCATION W o o d l a n d Park of limi-* w» 1 1 he shi|>|>ed (min thè gasoline and we expect and respectfully solicit your Thursdays and Sundays Itowls and vasrta of cut flowers Old Gentleman Deeply Reaented the Florida keys through this season, patronage. As we must sell a volume in order to 8 wimining Pool, Amusements, Musi-» Deception of Which He Had nccording to esumate* of locul groiv- , were placed upon mantels and cabLease it for your next Picnic maintain this price. inm* and the refreshment plates were Been a Victim. ,-rs who deviare tlitit (io- crup whih* 7.1-tf adorned With pansies ami sweet, We have just completed installation- of a five late »ili he ime of Ito- io-st tilt* sei Thero was a man »taint forty years peas Mrs Dickins paid a pretty (ìooil music ut thè Purish House i htn has e ver had Tht- crup movehundred gallon tank and a new Bowser pump locat­ 8 a tur day evening, tonti pmao and meni »ili hegin in carnosi about tho compliment to tin- retiring members old seated on the fune«* In front of ed at the curb in front of garage and we are in posi­ the house and swinging tits lega as violiti »ili render thè ('iliocolate lirst If Jurie, ulthough witlpn thè of i hi- hoard by placing upon their tion to give you sendee. ho smoked, and as I halted nnd sa Soldier liext two wecfts striali consignments plates pansies; pansies for thoughts luted him nnd Inquired about the road Give us a trial and we will satisfy you. To Mrs Deane Turner fell the The grò» ahead, he asked The Chocolate Soldier, sono* n*-» may hegin to move «ut honor of both sweet liens and pun Y'ours very trulv, “ Stranger, he you what is called an musical thè Parigli House Suturday or» are deluying Ih«* heginning of sies Retiring from the chairman SANFORD M A C H IN E & GARAGE CO. evening. May 8 , 7 o'clock, second picking beni use ihe trees are so full ship of the music department she oddocated man*" " I hare something of an education," of hloom tiiut thè Inhorers in taking show 8:15. stilt retains her place upon the j replied, a« 1 noticed how grim he off thè matured fruii knock off many hoard as the first vice president «T looked S. Sherman, the well known boat hloaaom». the club newly elected A deliciou* builder of Bcresford left Tuesday "T hen I don t want nuthlu' to say The crop this year i* Inter than salad course followed by an ice to you," he continued, as ho settled for his home, after spending several the crop of of I'M 2, 10 1.J or 1014, cream course was served Assisting hack. days in this city*. Perhaps you are down on odura hut is coming on at yhout the same 1lu• hostess wer- M*-siianies M > ’ Mrs M F. Robinson and Mr* lime that crop« Mini ?" -your* prior t** Di 1km» I ¡co t *>\ alu 1 Mi-.- La u jo*. Ilarrold of Sanford -peni T u o , ,*.,_* » ,.r,. tlMù||y m;.ture< Perhaps I am sail Yes, H a h . I don t The d. Finjoymg the •harming Im.day in Del.und Mrs HarroM was1lust three years have produced un­ F 1want tiuthiu to do »ith them kind o' pil «lity of Mr» 1>1. kl hs » .-re \l 1-•* critters." a guest of Mrs. W t* Watt-« De- usually early lime» and growers were La ura Fish, Miss An nie iluwkin*. "H ave you suffered any Injury at Land News. becoming accustomed to seeing plen­ Meati»me» May Dickins, H. E. To their hands?" Mrs. J, S. Wilson expects to leave ty of April and May limes. This lar , Geo. L. Ma ri». A. W. Kitts, Jr . “ Hev 1? Wall, now. you climb up next week for her home in Pittsburg. year sees a reversion to type" in am 1 Terheun. i«•tiring member* of ycro und take a look over that field. Mr. Wilson will make several trips thi* lime groves, however, and free ihf ■ hoard. Those r**imuining upon It's hokum- of eddecasliun that I ve over Florida trucking centers before movement is yet weeks away t In- hoard and inctuning member- broken my back and bain t got no mo leaving. They will return next full w1*re M«>stla me» c f: Walker, lien ainhlnhun left " I climbed up beside him and saw and make this city their winter home ry \\ Ight. 1tea in• Turn. ■r. Hoy Syuu— that the field had been dug up In a W (¡1 *0 Fox A r i 1 ■ 1 * f. Morgn n Salesman Wanted In ymir slate hundred different places, as If tumu Hvit-. 1. It Phi lip-* (' ha- Polk ai t by the United Stale* Steel War** <’•> ouo had been digging gravi .« To the Business M en of il (' (¡error of Pittsburg, Pa., who are tin* largest "That's what I’ve bln nt fur the last Sanford v nr," growled the mail, as lie kicked manufacturers of vnamelwarc and the fence with Ills heels to prove hi» Sr u -Sr ir l iuti aluminum ware in the world, making The I’iedmont Directory Co dur i The members of the Sew-Sew Ciuli feelings. -“ Yes, sal), I've put In ten tho lowest as well as the highest of Asheville, N . C., which is to pub­ price ware. Goods are sold and ship­ lish the now 1915 directory of San­ and seve/al other friends were de­ hours a day right y«re with pick uod ped direct from the factories to ford is a member of the American lightfully entertained by Mrs. F\ !.. Hhovel for the last twelve months, and mebbe you don't wonder thnt I'm down merchants only. Now salesmen are Association of Directory’ Publisher» Woodruff yesterday afternoon with on eddecasliun " paid n liberal commission on their with headquarters in New Yocrk ! » charming little porch party. ''What have you been doing?" sales, seventy-five per cent of their city. Address \V. If. Hates, »«ere-j Punch was served throughout the ’'Dlggln' fur gold, s n h " warnings as fast n» order? are accept- tary. F'or further references R, G. afternoon and delicious cake and "A n d you haven't found any?” *<1 by the credit department, balance Dun & Co.; American Nutinnnl creatn at the refreshment hour. En"H ow could I when It wasn't thar’ of commissions paid monthly. Aftoi Hank, Wachora Hank and Trust Co., joying the gracifftjs hospitality of to bo found? I Jest fcol myself glttln’ *>lesmen have demonstrated their Central Hank and Trust Co., alt of Mrs. Woodruff were Mesdames Din- dangerous when 1 thluk of It Hotter ability wa arrange permanent and Asheville, N. C. Investigations as gt*c, Holly, I)uRote, O. L. Taylor. pa*a on. »tmngcr. befo' 1 break exclusive territory. We have new to tho Piedmont Co.’s standing as McLnulin. R. A. Howard. J. S. Wil- lo°»p!" " nul to|l ">® w,1>' »lug all those «alesmen making from (50 to $80 competent and reliable directory son, C. C. Woodruff. May Dicklns THE UNWELCOME MRS. HATCH AT THE STAR THEATRE Who holes In this Held." 1 persisted, P*f week. In reply give references. publishers is welcomed by said com­ told you there was gold there?" MONDAY, MAY 10th /Jrftpfii/ul .S'ofinf pany. 73-2tp 1 * 74-2“ . “ *• Mr». Augu»tu» F'rank very de­ lightfully entertained the Ladies' Union of the Congregational church anti a number of other friend» on I Thursday afternoon at her home on the Heights with a social in the in­ terest of the expense fund of the Ladies' Union. A nice sum wa» real­ H E R E Ls a humnn side to this institution. W e like to meet outr customers and get ia the name given our new Ice Cream Parlor and is ized from the silver offering and u acquainted with them for our mutual advantage. the Spanish word meaning “ Beautiful” . thoroughly enjoyable time spent by *J This hank Is working all Lhe time to please its customers, and we are well equipped all present. Tho pretty parlors wero to render the best assistance to legitimate business interests. spent with charming simplicity, quan When you are thirsty think of BO N ITA and come H Your affairs can lx* intrust«! to your H O M E IN STITUTION with the knowledge titles of cut flowers of every variety to our beautiful parlor only two doors from the being used effectively. A pleasing that they will be well cared for, ns this b^ink is owned and managed by the most solid postoffice: program of music and song v u ren­ and successful business men of this city. Ê- \t dered throughout the afternoon. *J We conduct a well equipped Savings Department, when* you can open an account Dainty refreshment» were served by with $1.00 and will receive 4 |*»r cent interest, compounded quarterly, on all funds Miss«** Albino F'rank and Genie Pope deposited. : & J. L. MILLER’S BAKERY D R . C. W . F A IN vy xxxiiiiiiiiiiiixxxiiiiiiiiiiiixtxiiiiiiiiiiiixxxiiiiiiiiiiiiMee S a n fo rd M a ch in e & G arage Co. xxxiiiiiiiiiiiixxxiiiiiiiiiiiixsxiiiiiiiniii>e»<!iiiiiiiiiii N O T IC E 1 BONITA” YOUR BANK T THE BONITA ICE CREAM PARLOR (Next Door East of People* Bank) NICOLOPULOS BROS., Proprietors PHO NE 132 Ice Cream made by electricity delivered to any part of the city in pints, quarts, gallons or any larger quantity if cletured. . V Eatlcrn Star Thero was an attendance of 35 at the regular meeting of the Eastern Star on Tuesday evening and two interesting initiations. Mrs. S. Max­ well and M. Boyer were the candi­ dates for Initiation. Mrs. Grahpm of Chicago was a guest of tho order. At the close of th? ceremonies Mrs. Easterby and Mrs. R, L. Griffin, LET US SERVE. Y O U SEMINOLE COUNTY BANK . (CQVKT-HOUSE BUILDING) FORHEST LA KE, Pres. D. L. T HR AS HER, Viet-Pres. A R . KE Y, Cashier ... t M Ié ís ü IIÍE S Q ^ M Í v. m �PAGE SIX THE SANFORD HERALD IK** gtmvful liof-j of perfect rest. -put ti |>Hik |wiIki imilt'r ln*r round rhevk jut] Kltpl ntr*«lutit uii. .\itl i v i fiiil luT m ill a 1'iinik, ki*»>t.-ti Her v«utluu*ly’-on lUv iiuu*r;|i<nt »iirtiKe ut our ihw k timJ nt.tHif titit iu |lie smoker. He "tin liutlc in live 111I1111H1* n> sev lit*tv ►lit: will* resting. Tltu pretty‘little bride U.id uot llie id*} tltHli ut sleep, ivtiirb lie bud vx|**?vti<J |u see. ■ H er ^ J u n e 1 -2 -3 1915 CONFEDERATE VETERANS R E U N IO N tut-e Imtl |kiie p a llo r o f wcurlntNU. nu<J Copyright. ISIS, by Serial 1hi Mica I Ion Cor­ po rallón FIRST EPISODE Tbe Mao With the Black Vandyke ' CHAPTER I. HE quivering center of all the Intense agitation‘ In Brynport was Bouncer. That energet­ ic collie could remember no occasion so exciting as this In the Moore household, hut ns every one seemed thoroughly snthifled Bouncer helped In the happiness until hla tall ached. Once, and once only. Bouncer lutd been able to get past old Aunt 1lobby This time be raU'gbt (lint coal black •cook with ber hands full of snow white dough. Shu lost her dignity and her center or gravity and sat down utf Undoor with a plump Which Jarred (ho bouse as Bouncer plunged beneath her daring skirts, hut sho saved the dough. Bouncer mennwhile was up the back stairs, and a brown and white streak bad flushed Into the daintily cn-tonned room of tils friend, mistress and play fellow. |>retty June Moore. Here all was billowy confusion June herself, standing by the lung, low row of tleee By curtained windows, was the nucle­ us of all the frothing white Her gtrl bib cheeks were Hushed, and her eyes were wide and sblutug, and u fat dressmaker, with her tip In her mouth and a maze of diabolical wrinkles In ber brow, was on her knees completely encircling Juno with pals and pulls and twitches A browbeaten dress­ maker's helper, with n (laming red spot In each check and her yellow hair dragging to denote her repressed ngutiy and with her bosom stuck full ot plus and needles and things, was standing rigidly to one side holding 1111 orange blossomed veil June’s mother. In n very special dress and with ner hair done In the must painful precision of which n Frenchman was capable, stood just lit front of Juue, wringing her bands and helping with ber eyes In all the sacred ceremonies. Marie. Marie ot the broom and duster, black haired nnd red gummed, waited near, with n wide grin nnd moist'eye*, to hare things hung upon bee when there was no more Bpncc upon the little white bed nor any of the chains. Over hy the door, talking m ber IteanUiuHy curred brows were knotted us If lu dUiress. Lie thought that tbe Unlit In Her eyes disturbed her and drew do wit onu of tha blinds. That troubled Unittim; ut Juce War­ ner’s beautifully arched brows had not beet) doe to the light shining in Uvr eye«, but to the lurid Utility which bad sprung up In'her mind, and flint dame - v* flnnretl lt»eir Into the tifurfcs ot weird By «pnmai arrangement lor rnt» dreams. .Sin* tut tv .Nvd tipping the paper » photo-drama oorvespotm white toothed porter: then* she. saw tng to ttra tnauilmonta nt "R un Ned, with e*|uully hearty ~generosity: —awny June’ may now tx* «*«on si giving her thrtt» bills. Tile dlffwreore the loading moving picture then tors By arrangement mail«- will the Mutual Film Corporation ii n not only possible to roao ••Huns way Juno' aach week, nut iusrorwarrt to »0« moinnr pietorlUustrating our storv stopped, tainfiisisl. and **ust down tin eyes at her luterlncltig ttngera. Ue studle*! net a inumeut Iu per plexlty. "I'm Just the same ns your purse, except that yon can't lose me.” he told her. dwelling with foud eye« .upon her lofig lashes, her smooth, round cheeks her red 11|t*. lie reached Into his pocket with bluff heartiness and pro duced a roll of hills just ns the porter cornu In with two snowy pillows "Good work. (Jeurge!" approved Ned and. catching two bulging eyes Hied Tickets pn Sole May 29th to June 2nd, tnc, limited to June 10th. Extension and stop-over privileges. For rates, schedules, reservations, etc, call on . G. W. CR1M agent ATLANTIC COAST LIN E N STANDARD RAILROAD OF THE SOUTH are cut off our loavca. It’s all quality, too. * The quantity wc >ut in for good measure. We teep friendly with the housewife jy g I ring the host and most for the least money. • Our baking is done under ideal hygienic nindilions. SPENCER’ S BAKERY 111 Park Ave. CORTLAND Free Delivery Fashion’s favorite for Spring and Summer PRAIRIE BONES BLEACHED BONES ALL KINDS OF BONES Sanford. Florida rices and Shipping In sin u imi We curry all the leading varieties of Farm. Meld and Garden S«-*-d that have tested and known to Is- adapted to tins -.oil and climate The Going A w a y Am id Shower» of Rice. We run till your order immediat *ly o|K»n I tie roll ot bllfH he held In Ills (or in-» crop of all vane lien of hands. Ned stripped dfl » dollar "Thin SEE J> BEANS. SEED POTATOES, Is my letter of, introduction." ho oh served as he passed It over W ilso n & T o o m er F e rtiliz e r C om pany J ackso n ville ENGLISH PEAS. ITUUMIIEH, TOMATO, PEPPER SEED, EGG .PLANT, ETC. Ned turned to June, smiling, as Unporter went our of the door nnd took three hills from the inside ot the roll SEED CORN. KAFFIR CORN. MIL­ "I think you’ll feel happier carry Itut LET. BEGGAR WEED. SOR­ this around " GHUM SEED. ETC. He stuffed the hills Into tier clasped hands She tried to cl use Iter hands C O W PKAS ALL VARIETIES against It with a sudden Instinct which she could not fathom, tried 1» RHODES, NATAL AND SUDAN draw awny from the money, but tils ti It ASS SEED Augurs were the stronger, and. laugh­ Complete stock of garden nnd Reid ing, he kissed her and straightened up tu put the hnlauce of the money In hU seeds, poultry feed ana supplies, incu­ bators, etc. pocket. Bite Idoked at the bills, while Write for our spring catalogue and rt slow flush of crimson came up over her face. Why should this have cm weekly price list on poultry feed, etc. harrnssed and humiliated her? It Oldest established and lurgest seed seemed absurd, for this was 11 part of house in Florid». marriage. I Why nut select your wife’s Favorite now Ned silt tx-sldc her nnd put Ms arms of the Favorites, and tells you more of t? around her. and she held up Iter lips to 20G East Hay Street bo kissed. HuddetUy she burled her head on hla shoulder nnd cried. Borne Jacksonville Florida thing hnd been swept awny from her, something had Itecn broken. The mnn In Circuit t'uurl, H ttrnlh Judicial. Clicuti Nemlnelr C ou nlr . Merida bad given, nnd she had received. M. M. Smith, Complainant. Ii. A. Martin Seed Co Favorite Ranges Favoriti** are ninth size* and ‘ \l*‘ We ill i-onib to exactly meet y ><• needs. When we pin* range in her kitchen. .. u l>oth loci as if it had here to order. Consider, too. *h . » . I itc Range cut* fuel !•■ one-th.rd, practteull. nates repair cX|m-u-** • perfect baking nnd .....h long time 1of a booklet. » ho 1 -r be given free il you ure inter Geo. H. Fernald Hardware C o m p a n y CHAPTER II. IERE was n «tiaijow on the Fnl Isalies, the groyne** of a cloud which hnd not Iw n there ns they had stoned upon this , onrney.. Money-the woman a money. It bad been nil right for June to coax. her mother and wheedle her father, but they wer? mummy nnd daddy. Ym , Ned would give her all he eould afford, but Ihni was It—he would give It to her! Hhe would be the recipient o f Id* bomity, or. wonte still, would lie paid for being bin wife! She suddenly arrived at the startling fact that this wn* ibe status or every wife. It was s most disquieting thought, destructive of «elf respect. It was unbearable. Ned Warner felt the precious head on his shoulder become heavy. Foor little girl! Getting ready to he mar­ ried was wearisome work. Well, little wlfey’s terrible tribulations, such as separating from bolus and friends anti Boom er gnd being made to give on ncconnt o f beraelt. were nil over. Ned braced himself against the arm of the seat for flfteen minute«, while tbe tired bead drooped lower and lower. Poor little girl! Her neck would be stilt from that strained position. He moved ever so gently, but tbe gentleness wan an onpectewsry precaution. Wheo be tried to shift her she «ltd Into his arms without a flicker of her eyelids nod lay there sleeping like a baby, ber long lashes curving on her cheeks, her red lips bnlf purled. Nfd Warner was amazed at his wonderful luck. Who was be to deserve such a peerless crea­ ture as this? He lifted June’s feet Into the other rad ot the sent. Phe gave herself one pretty ¡shrug, whk'h settled her Into Harry A. Graham, Julia A. Rill to P. Hubbell, Porter ThornpQuiet Title eon Hubbell and Xlarlan Hubbelt. Defendant!. To Harry A. Graham. Julia A. P. Hubbell. Porter Tbompeon Hubbell and Martin Hub belli It appeartec from the »worn bill pi com ptalnanl Med herein that the above named de tendanta Julia A. P. Ilubbell and Harry V. Graham am non-reledenta of tha elate ot Florida, and It U tha belief ot complainant that each of them la ovar tbe ate of twenty-on* year*, that It ta the belief of complainant that Porter Tbompeon flubbe I and Marian Hubbell are troth nonresfdenta ot tbe elate of Florida, anti that troth ando aach til them are under the are of twenty-one * ytarat that the placa of rraldenre ot Barry A. 'Graham le 207 Con■r*aa atreet, Weet, Havannah, Georgia, and that tha place of reetdenco of Julia A. P. Hubbell, Portfer Tbompeon Ilubbell and Marian Hubbell and earn of them I* lloueton, Harris county, Teaat. that there la no pereon In the state of Florida service of subpoena upon whom would bind any, either or all ot tha abova named defendants! ou and each ot you, Harry A. Graham, ulla A. P. Ilubbell, Portar Tbompeon Hubbell, and Marian Ilubbell, are. therefore ordered to appear to tha bill of complaint filed herein asminit you, oh or hefora the ITth day of May, f a i t , or ia n r wilt be taken aa contested and dnnl decree entered asatnet you and aach of you. It la. further ordered that this order be published once ■ week for four ceniecutlve weeke In the Sanford Herald, a newspaper published In Sanlord, Seminole rounty, Florida. In witness whereof I have hereunto aet my hand and official teal this tha 14th day of April. I S li . Majority of Friend« Thought Hr, Hughe« Would Die, But K. A. DOUGLASS, Clerk of Clrcolt Court, Seminole Co., Fla. Dickinson A IHrkln.on, Solicitors tor‘Complainant. take hit advice, although did not have I have now been taking B la c k -Draught for three months, and It has cured me— « haven’t had those awful sick headaches J feeell I decided t8 any confidence in iL One Helped Him to Recovery. Inking other medi«ines. since I began using it. 1 am so thankful for what Black- Pomeroyton, Ky.—In Interesting ad­ vice* from this place, Mr. A. J. Hughe* Draught has done for me.” write* & follow*: *M was down with Thedtord's Black-Draught has been stomach trouble for five (5) year*, and found a very valuable medicine for de­ would have tick headache *0 bad, at rangements of the stomach and liver. If times, that I thought surely 1 would die. Is composed of pure, vegetable herb«, I tried different treatments, but they contains no dangerous Ingredients, and did not seem to do me any good. ads gently, yet surely. It can ** lrfclr I got so bad, I could not eat or steep, used by young and old, and should be TO W H O M IT MAY CO NCERN Nolle* I« hereby riven that Ih* partner»hip heretofore «tintine b*tw**n Cyril H. HappereCt and ll.irn A. Hollina, under th* Arm bam* and »tyU of th* 1 hutuola Mercantila C o., and later »» tha Seminole Tradiaa Company at Chuluota, Klao hat md ail my Wends, except one, thought 1 would die. Thedtord's He advised me to try Black-Draught, and null A 25c WaÄt Ad. in The h w i l l Rent Your House .For * •. t �fw * A fter All, Carter’s is the Best Ned bumrdHrtç_ 6 jn£ei2 ^ D p D e _ o f Ilio Tüokle». nuil lie b u m « ? -Irta tongue. but tie wat highly iileasoil with the taste, nini be gare 'June «omo money. He |u*ttc4l tier on tbu shoulder. Again »be ber mother |uiylng Auut DebDy ami patting tUat valuable cook ap­ provingly on tbe Hboulder. _ • In ber dn-nni June aitw Ned's office, a atlff. prim place, aa atollil ns tbe elder Warner. Then» tvns a nice look. It.g stenographer, quite obviously great rrlrtuls wltb u nice looking yuuug secretnry. and there was u nice looking office boy. It wus evldeutiy Snlunlnv night, for Ned presently roae from hla desk and*walked over to the bice look­ ing stenographer. He banded her the envelope containing her pay. and they eirhnugcd n frank stnlle aud n few pleasant words. I’retty good pay the stenographer received. She earned It ,\e«l bandeil tbe iil«-o liMiking aevretary "an envelope They exchanged a tew pleasant words ami u. frank smile. .Ned bandtal the tile* looking office boy an envelope and laughingly s«|Ut-<-*»»l the tail ‘a rliln and rumpled Ida hair T b e boy grliimal delightedly and popjied lb* envelope Into Ills Inside |Niekel. Then Ned wulked over to June uml to. tbu rw tlbu le_:î£u t lheü»L-JUÜ now for the first time ho saw the three ten dognr bills on the scat. One of them was slightly torn: all of thorn were orura|ilo<l. Frantically be rang the hell: then be rushed out to meet the vvhJtu toothed |iorter ou tbu way. “ Where's my wife?'* be dcmaiidrd. The lairtcr's eyes widened until they mado bla teeth look gray. “ ’ Deed I don't know, boas!” be re­ plied. ns seared by conlnglon nlone as If bo Imd been accused of throwing the pretty little bride out o f the whi­ tlow. “ Honest to tbu Lord. 1 don't know!” Tbe delirious search began from that Instant In about two minutes the con ductor. the hrakemeu. all ttio porters ami half tin- passengers were searching for June Warner Ned. In tils mesi lively vUlou o f all. an w ber dropping ofT thè trulli, crushed uud mangled beyond all ris-ogultlou No vision, howe»or. portrayg»l to him Ids bride slowly •tossing the trucks to ward the black \ amilked man! A» a ppruaetied Hi man gave her a sharp scrutiny, »lulled nud strolled across the station platform to the bul­ bauded her an envelope. It was larger letin board. New Vork local was due than tbe others. He bowed to ner at -4:10. An express wus due at 4:V0 rvry courteously iih be presented it. June Warner wan hclpie»» and be lie »poke a tew pleasant words, hut wtldrrvd She had no money, no did not stnlle frankly, and she enst friend» Site tuflld not eVeii telegraph down In-r eyes There seemed l<> bo a Wtiy laid she done this ft»ilt»h thing' distinct undcPdamllng that »lie nud Her dream! She saw herself ugniti' not earned her envelope. 1 standing m Hie posture of a piteous A t-'Hir. shivering old woman sat huddled lii a doorway Nod »topped, looked it tbe old woman a moment mid then walked «cross to tier and bnmh-0 net a coin, lie was very mug till)' >nt about it In »pile of III» com piisMinii He broadened Ills chest wltti tbe exhilaration o f the good deed: then la- »mtiod down at bis wife most gett er««u«lj 1«». hi» wife, for the old wo tunii was gouo. and June. In luxurious furs, loit huddled, was In tbe door way It uas slit* to whom be hud git ell Ilie t utn! A wan and tattered, pinched an I bungiy looking little Imy stood mutely beside them, piteous appeal In Ills ifp turned eyes, and held out hla claw like Unit- palm. Ned. Itenuiing wltb kindly gi»>d will, plaeetl a coin m the toil •trclchial palm and put Ills bn ml In benediction on Hit- head of .luuc. fur It wns »lie, ittill hut the wan little boy whnjftuod there piteously lugging! What womlerflll scene wits this? A bleak, wild eountry with huge, strange hints Hying over It ntitl no liiiuinii bah Itatinii In sight T h e re were liuinun creatures, tlmukii. t w o o f th e m -n tilg. |«>IiiIiT«»I1» Jawed sa tn g e with matted ban who iiirrb-tl an enormous Hub utvi on«* -hoolder 1toll Ihd him irodg ejj a »iiiulla-r llgure. a woman. u||H .^maltis] hair hanging to her waist In ber iio»e was a ring, mid to this ring was attaches) a leather thot|g. the nth cr cud o f which wns In the man's band. He wita taking borne bis bride .Mimic, the wisldlhg itinreh. tile little gray* ivy loing i Impel at llrynpori Was that Ned • uiiilug down tin- a islet Wn« Hint June Just behind him ‘ Was there a leather thong in Nod » hand? Oh! Was the other cud of that lining - , lieggai and ovcptlug Ned » gifts She sa IV Nisi Upping the w lille H»i| Itisi por ter li dolilo uni then. » U h the same Jovial generosity, handing her thirty I T h e tondi of timi money still lnirn>»l her III g e l» I ihi I M i a » »i■-i r e i insiliti I might lie. It was keen ami real uevor j thcless. and until »lie nud thrashed out t i l l » ipli—linn with I In- W o l i i l t l l which had suddenly giow n up m In-r she could lud make o f her marriage with Nisi the mu risi reliitloiiNlil|i wtiteli »h e had tu-ld a» her Ideal Tin- Muck V{|uil.vkcd mail passisi ipilte near In-r gazing at In-r » i t t i a »mile .*>m- wink is 1 around him Where should she g o ’- Home? She could see in-r fai In-r and mother plying her with ipn-sttou upon i|iiesHoti. ilrlv lug her to tear» with fllelr worried In «lifti-ln-i1' and their niter lack of under »limitimi I f nut tiniiic where then? As If from the setting »on Hie answer came to h e r—Just New \ork. So Mg and so Intent upon Itself Hint friends may dwell around the corner for years aud never know Ned at Hint moment wns extracting slow In fo ifii:iTt**ii ir--:n a half deal and •( «topped, (o mil Ned. but there *■* no tnovetuent la tier. Across the tracks |n front of the at*J*0" a man tall, splendidly groomed. , rk Vandyke»!. stood watching her lolfoiljr. , --- a r , • CHAPTER» III. KI) WAIIXKH. aa the train pull•■d dot from that intuncntous station, wits In the wash room " f the smoker, with a plena«nlle on his Him. making the most \ollct of. blx exUtencv. He for*, g* **“ Vw ***• ^onor o f »lining alone “r nr"f (fmo with bla charming . , , kaTk°??Ui:h,J be strolled »■ «th rou gh the xar to awaken the •wretwt girt In the world. -•w in e r he. called and tamed to bend WM *“»» U»fr»| Ow.hurried put Just received a shipment of Carter’s new P E N C R A F T IN K for Office, or Fountain Pen, with the new Patent, Dustproof Pourout. ^ Pints.............. IV ...... ............. .....................'60c Half Pints................. ...... ............ :.......... ...35c 4 oz. Bottle, for Fountain Pens, with,filler 25c Try P E N C R A F T — You W ill Use No O th e r W e carry con.stnntly in stock a Com plete line o f the ( AIM UK’S I N K S . w nhhlcd T h e m a n c a s t ut t h è m e r c l i a n d i - e a lo o k ut c o u t n u p l . "I t'i* a v e f y ilic e w a t c u * " urgetl J n u e . " I l ' » a s o lili g o l d c a s e a m i l iloti't km *w lio iv t i in n y J e iv e l» i o n i y m -e d m o n e y e lliiu g h l o g e l tu N e w I o r k alili I d r e II taxi l'Iie n I m a s i l im i » urn e w o r k T h e Idui k \ a l i d i k e Ululi s e i e » Ughi i-d I d o l i I H a lli II. o l i s e l i e d l l l c w o ■min. liHikiug s i r i n g h i a lu - a d w lille im­ muti » g i a i n e o i i u n i i - t o p i » t r n y e d trulli t h è liie ri-lia u d ls i- f u t h è l e l i d e r "Ieri w eli iiiHlded J a n e , uni gru lli o f rn e fi-li iiw iii t h è h r im o r in-v Utili* Min- Imi a m i l» Mim-isl la ( h e r lg l d imi > mii ;i Ione, hiil il «Im| Tilt* I ik» loll 1Oc­ ie C a rte r’s B lack B e tte r Ink in 2 -o z B o ttle s 5c C a rte r’s Ink, in C r e e n , Violet or B lue, 2 -o z B o ttle 5c ( 'arter' s M ucilage. 2 -o z 5c Viok-f I Oc B ottle be C a r te r ’s Stam p Pad Ink (for R u b b e r S ta m p s) all colors C a rte r's N um bering M achine Ink ifor N u m b e rin g 25c M a c h in e s or t tish Register) all colors............ .•••* oli .1 10c C A R T E R ’S v.*Ii »»(mI I I ii u :• •* t 1. n itti coli! di** f *•«ni .-i tig h t 4 •t* 1 J i n n . n i t . •* I • i 1«• »MS IM'UmiM i •. n » S(*!l| I'V m . t i 4* . v n i tic Won I pi I llilt tile I N K Y R A C E R ( HEMICAI, à 25c to present >'•>«« with H • ’ he p.in»:intlv oIi s i t i «-«I ! t uni >.!■« l " » « ... I for «1 Inter, how «■« i t . I will be \«-i,v glad In ilissl to g i v e you my card." "Thank h o i ' »lie ai-ei.ptisl. ami. tak Ing the card, put it In tier l»-lt. 'Von are very kind." It wns not until they were nearing the station In New York tliut he spoke to her again “ Pardon me.” he snld. (tending »rver her. "If I can be of any service to yon ou your nrrivnl I shall be very hnppy Indeed " "There Is nothing, thank you." she replied, smiling up nt him. “ You are very kind." At that tinrlleulnr moment the New York oxpn-w* overtook the Im-al and slowly forgisl ahead, and Ned Warner. |N*crlug feverishly Into every |wi»»lng window, wny the suave, black Vnu dyked stranger betiding gracefully over Ills wife, and June wits smiling up at him Then Neil, ngniust his will, passed lilt. The express, however, was delayed n moment, uml Iho^locnl pulled In ahead of It. Nisi was the first isissen ger out of the expreon. nnd ho landed on the plat(uxth Juat-Jn time to »ih* the Vnndyked man nnd June going tlirougli iho gate side by side. Nisi rUslied after them, but It was uot un­ til he rvnrhe«! the Vanderbilt avenue stairway thut he saw them again. June was darting through tbe door and Ju»l behind her wns the man. Ho wns smiling. With a rush Ned rounded the balustrade nnd went up three ste|w nt n spring He arrived only In time to sec June a|»-cdlug a wny In a taxi enh and to see the Idnrk Vnndykod mini Martlng lifter her In nnother. tie Jumped Into a third one nnd shouted. “Chase them!" “ Hold on there!" gnsjn-d n breathless voice, nnd a panting porter plied Ned's white ribboned luggago on top of him Away through the tangled traffic, across Forty-fourth street and up Fifth HTeune rushed the three taxis at break* neck apeed. * -j 5c i *r'«*«I U h * w u lcli in .m tnriii*il lo i t i totllHc C a rte r ’s W riting F lu id in l!-oz. B o ttle s C a r te r ’s Koiintain Pen Ink in B la ck , Creen 01 I w.ml Slu 1 l e p li H lu c iil «linn ••( 1mil tl'l U (It. f II i * ll.t«lu «1 II.Il..| ' - I . . m i n „ lH*ÎMr«« N 1 1 Ii. r u l l i l i ii > I* / c Ili-rsi-lt a n d vi i n pit 10c C a r te r ’s Red C a rm in e Ink >for banks and largeolFieesj h alf pint .fi()c illUl tllll) IUIIIimI lo lu*r l*l*l»Jllnl *lJan ’ It did imi *i*t*u» piallilo limi lu»r volco m u i d C a rte r ’s W riting F lu id in 4 -o z B o ttle s ( ’a lte r s Red H ousehold Ink, 2 -o z B o ttle Slu* wniit» u I kjiiI >I« i lini n » wn» from iti* pali* ' :• « »I lou.lnvjor win» i\ i h •sojir»»inl *111•I nt» Ili 111«i t lit* Ult* (III '•fTi'll'O' Iti II.Il " H HI Ili. hut w e r e filli ut l u . » 25c Carter's K oal B lack Ink in 2 -o z B o ttle s 11«•\% um« li il«' y o n i « i i l f o r ili If* ridivi F a rters W ritin g F lu id in* H a lf-p in t B o ttle s C a rte r ’s K oal B la r k Ink in 4 -o z B o ttle s • WII*» mere rh i1* Mil it Tlit-r «1 ” 1A' t on- •‘tf* ttial n al • h. * slit- Sitili 1. II) ■ .»r On«* lid i "lit;it iiit-d « 1•l.'tiir«1 d"C h ml Um* utln-r nu.1mu* ami iIm*i 1 «lilla* t.f Hu- 1. 1*1 » 1*«' (nr ii.i in• uml ml •In*-* Ilf platform, had gnqiplcd meuntluio with the tlrst problem of her Independence That problem hail to do with the menus of grtllng to New I ork. and It wfia concretely expreweed In iter beau­ tiful little gold watch In the meantime Ned's train had drawn up at the ueit stop, nnd ho had the station master in Knrnvllle In n minuto nud was Inquiring for a ibnely bride. "Why. yes." huskily shouted the stn tloti uiiisfer st l-nritvllle. "n young per­ son of that description tins ttis-n hint Ing around here on the platform, and who's Jtt»t getting on the down local,' reported the station master "Sites With a tall fellow with 'pointed black whisker*. He's helping ner no the train.-* A black Vandyke»! stranger'. Ned almost reelisl. So that wns wny she bad left the train! • Urop «peni:" 'he yelled. Ilut the I Il a ir r o s e .ilei l o o k ia l ili I lo - l u p •*! liti* i ,) i *iì It m akes no difference what quantity you d e ­ Carter's Writing Fluid in Pint Bottles..!.!........... ......... -(Oc Im( Tilt* Reliable Carter's Writing Fluid in Quart Bottles ............................ 75c wOHI ri II S In|| The w f i n a l i i ili to si » h a i fili . Ilieii » h e hi» O ld sire. nor for what purpose you wish it, we ran supply your n e e d s. Th» Man Gava H « r a S h a r p Scrutiny. discomfort ut knowing mat Hie man wn» grumbling at the. woman luces sttttlly fo r having liought the watch The black Vuntlyleil man went o v e r to them aud site siw li.in p-<» »«»me lliiiliey ami t la«*i• I,.- • ante Mu *. m Julie with Hie Watch III Ills ll.Hi«! There whs a midden Jolt nud screechIng noise, a rattle ami n bang mid tbe sound of hissing »team June Warner * JuuiiKsl wildly .to ber feet and gazed •maud the little comportment. There wire the (lowers, the lanes of candy, tbe scattered rice. Comprehension catue to her »lowly, for »be wn» still half In tier dream. The tnilti( hu<] •lopped Stic snatched up tier clonk, L i*. lumped up on the sent and brought down the paper bag which contained tier prim little traveling lint: then she Jerked open ti,o jour. In tbe opening •be stop|»*d wltb n sudden Hash of memory. Ned's money, tbe first of tils generous bounty, tbe tlrst of tier pay 3 h» Jumped to I n » Ground. for lielng Ned s wife! She Jerked It from her licit, threw the three bill» on tut .-illy dninlt old woman with a cross tbe m-nt. mu d o w n 'th e steps. Jumped gntlnisl dlsjmsllhiii. Us. »lie had seen to Ibe ground nnd sped arms* the • a young woman gel on Hie tndu at a trsrks to the opixsrife platform She slntloii buck iln-re She didn't know It bad no Idea o f where she wns going, the stntlMi was l-itriiviile or uot. oul but anywhere would do. . the girl Imd rice In Hie orlui ol her tint. k Í As-tbe Irnln Martial to pull nut she June Warner, aioue on the station b*d n mail Impulse to run after It to We have it in every color and for every pos­ sible purpose.. Rememberttre' Heraftt' when“ .... you want INK. 10c < . i i i i i ' s I .i<j m< I ( ¡ l ue ' m u n is e v e n thingl ( al ter s New Vel Vet Show C a rd Ink JSlat k. Bight R ed . Dark R e d , for m a k in g card sign s) in W h ite , O ra n g e. Bight D ark Blue, B row n aud Y e llo w .................................. B lu e, *........................ 15c ■h o u s e h o l d I ndelible I nk ÄU**> u n » uva m m« riflKi Carter’s Household Indelible ( ’art e r’s Photo-D i b m ry PîLste in D ouble M ’ell Ja Fs Ink (for marking linen) with 25c . ( ,’ a r te r ’s Photo-I Jbrarv P a ste in. 4 -o z with Brush marking outfit b o ttle s 25c 10c Carter’s Typewriter Ribbons, for any make machine ........................75c M A IL ORDERS G IV E ft PROM PT, CAREFUL A T T E N T IO N The Herald Printing Co. 107 Magnolia Avenue • Sanford, Florida �W' PAGE EIGHT THE 8ANF0RD HERALD published In the Sanford Her«l<J, '» per published In Hanford, Senti' y, Florida, for 1* ronteeutl«. , Witness K. A. O ou rlu i, rl»r rlrrolt court and the i m ! , v AN ORDINANCE »a. Alb day of M ay, A. P. l<m, (Mal) E. A. I >()(-<, i a v An Ordlnanro prohibiting Itaatauianta. •I.unrh .Counters and Coffee Stand» on . , . „ j'y J»»- C. itaci« A Olio«, «hreia Irom doing butlnoaa In certain Solicitor» for Complainant locatlona In th* city of Kanfordi “ 71-Fri-lJt He It ordained by lb« mayor* and d ly council of the city of Sanford, Florida: Section I. That It »hell br unlawful for FINANCIAL HTATF.Mf any peraon or peraonr operating or main* Made under Section 42 i i For Rout— Five room cottage on laming restaurant», coffee stand*, or lunch Acta of IU07. Ijw a of Florli countera In any vehicle or »h o uaee any amount of .fate# charged to ihi Kim avenue, with all modern Im­ vehicle or «agon for the «ale of good a. «area tor of Seminole County. n „, merchandlaa with the eacentlon of collected for Iho cdrrrnt provement*. $16.00. Free water. and wagon» u»ed In and for the ante of peanut» the aportlooment of the -an . and popcorn; to u»e portion» of any va- cral fund» which taar. ha»« N. H. Garner. 73-4tc rant lot within the present brIVh fire llrolla far. including poll tear».* ol the city ol Sanford, or any nubile aquare, amount charged For Rent— Cheap for cash, fifteen park, »treat or aidewatk for tne purpoae of Total per te l roll ol l u l l u aelling or offering for »ale, any good» Genaral Fund......... . iu.no. ’. acres thoroughly cultivated land in ware» or merrhandtee, except aa herein Collection* to April 30, Mecca Hummock, close to tonding above provided. 1 9 1 4 ............................ 11,110.] Section 2. Any peraon or pereon» vio­ Itoed A llrldg# Fund 29.273» station. Inquire of E. E. Tyler. lating any of the provtalona of thla ordin­ Collection* to April So. ance »haft, upon conviction, be fined no1 9 1 4 .................... I I ,} 7 3 -4 t p •ireedlng -Thirty Dollar», or ImprDonet General School Fund 29.211 » or Imprtaoned not more than thirty daya Collection* to April SO. For Rent— Neat six room house on for etch offebae. 1914. 19.240 l! Sub School«.. . . . . . . 11,1th m Magnolia avenue between Fourth Section I . Thla ordinance »hall go into Collection« to April 30. effect Immediately upon tla pSkaage and 1 * 1 4 ............................ : 7. Sir, | and Fifth streeta. H. C. Du Bone. approval by the mayor, Poll*................................... 1,494 m raaaed thla Srd day of M a y .-A . D. 1914. 72-3tp Collection» to April 30, . , _ ft. w. uf. kndo n , 1 9 14.............*.................. 617.01 President City Council. Special Hold A liridgr I hereby certify that the foregoing or­ No. I . . ........................ ss.e si.2 7 Cottage for rent. J. Musson. dinance waa duly paaaed by the city coun­ cil of Sanford. Florida. In eeaaloa, thla Collection» lo Aprll 30, 69-8tp 1914. ............................... 14.411 i.; I», Srd day of M ay. A . D. 1914. Illeck Hammork Drain­ M. W. LOVELL, age T e l 13.70'.',', For Rent— House of eight rooms City Clerk. by me thla Srd day ol hi ay, Collection» lo Aprll 30, and hath on Myrtlo avenue, close A.'Approved 1S1B. . ............................ 11.412 '6 |*j b . 1914. Fin» A Forfaiture fund 4.ISI D. L. T lllt ASH K It. in. Inquire of Hill Lumber Co., Collection» to Aprll 30. 74-tl-Krl Mayor. office. 63-tfc 1 9 1 5 . . . . . . . . . . . .......... 2.740 uc, t t l | Ilutldlng Fund................. 4.IM.V» i ni Collection» lo Aprll 30, AN OIIDINANCK 1 9 15................................ *2,7 41' **7 l.llt For Rent— Several nice office An Ordintnc* rtqulrini (hv grading and Dating of portion« ol I'ark ivrnu« and Relance lo Collect. . . . 11 '.4i rooms over Yowell’a. Enquire N. I* IIugh«jr »trrrt with «Urifltd brick, Collée lin* to Aprll 30, 1914 . .,M [ li« It ordained L«v th« mayor and city Yowell & Co. 32-tf council o| Hanford, Florida: Relance............................................. 147.343 1 Section I. That I'ark i v u u a ahall b« (eenl) „ E; A . DOUGI.ASS, ( |rrk. For Rent— Furnished houso of fivel graded and D*v«d with vitrified brick from Uy Je». C . Robert». I» <* Inttretctiofi of Park avenue with Tenth 7 4 -lte rooms, screened throughout, tele-, the •trrrt to the intersection of .P»rK »venue phane, gas and all modern conveni­ with Ilughty atreet, »aid brick D»v«m«ot lo be » width of fifteen feet; and that llughey ences. $20 per month for three •tre«t ahhll be graded and paved ’ with , vitrified brick » width of nln« feet from months, includes water. Mrs. Dick­ th« !nt«ree«rtlon of Hughey atreet and I’ ark »venu« to the herd surfaced road enson, 906 Myrtlo Ave. 71/tlc leading to Orlando; said road being, anSanford Lodge No 62 eitejulon of Hanford avenue; »aid paving to be done In accordance with the plana and Communication.1 ever) apecidcations therefor, submitted by the \ city engineer of Hanford. Florida; the pav­ Thursdays at 7:30. ing of said afreets shall be, tegun within welcome. , •lily daya from and after thla ordinance O. L. Taylor ahall become effective; that should any Secretary property owner, owning property abutting on «aid Street* to l»e paved i t aforesaid, Wanted Now— Furnished Cottage lail, eithin the tlnir above provided to Monroe Chapter No. I,*V, It pate said street in ftont of their reflec­ or Housekeeping rooms. Givo price tive property in accordance with the term« Meets every second and Im; and location. Address House* cure ol thl* ordinance anil with the plans and specifi« atiilr • thereof, hrrrlolorr prepared day in Masonic Hull over it.« Herald. 74-2te by the city engineer, .said work ahall be Theatre. VLiiting companion; done under and by direction of the eily of J. F. Karnntx H. I hanfotdi and the proportionate coat thereof Secretary II ahall he assessed against the land upon which said paving shall shut, and the city Th e Doy Who Drc.m t. shall have a 11» n therefor, enforcible in like Seminole Chnplcr 2, Order Faslern Six It Is a good thing for tho farmer boy manner as other lions. Meet* everv first and third I . -,|.,y Section 2. 1 hat upon the failure of any to'hnvo nn Imagination, says the Prai­ proper!) owner to make the improvement* in each month Fveryon. »!..• .. rie Farmer It Is a good thing for hs rnnalMit r pr vidtd for. »aid work shall his Star in the Kust are cord .« r,.,, br ijonr h> thr city of Hanford,« *< r shall him to dream dreams and ecu vi­ be l*t l«y a contract by the city of Han* 1 to visit this chapter. siona.'* It takes a dreamer to reo tho ford to the Inwrrvt and moat responsible r, in arrordaorr «9it h the plan« and transformation that Intelligent «*rf<»rt •bidi!« pt-i tfli at ion* sith reference to s«id e q fl nill bring to pino« nn the old placo. •ml t *u-lhir> • ol I It«* rust of aurh grad Dimeni» Lodge opening, pating improving and re* It take» a <1reamer to see how, much i mg, Meet* second nnd pairing said streeta from the date of the more dealrable that (dace will ho in ! Completion of the work stall he a lien N'isiting knight* nlw : superior to all other liens, etcept onl> Il McLnulin toll yearn than a Job In a dry goods liens for tat« • upon th** lot* or prnperl) K It and S. fronillig or abutting upon tho street h.|. store Emporia (lazetto maliove descrilied ao graded, opened, pav* I ed. curbed. Improved or repaired, »yd the ; Sanford Lodge ' remaining one third of such cost* shall be g.Aitf h) the r|l) Slept!, every Moi •* Section 3 The estimated roa I of paving i per si|uari' yard for the paving of I'ark over Imperiul Then avenue i* I I .GO per *i|uare yard, and the J W. O. Singletary «•limalrd tnial ro«t of the paving of the 1 Secretary portion of I'ark aveaue sS b v di«rnl>4s| t* I -*i»oo.ud, «nil the estimated ra«| to lot owr»/r* per font front on I'ark avenue is f I III The estimated cost of paving per *i|uare yard f r the pav iti g of llughey at reel Is a af >r>atH f 1 GO per ‘ ijusfi > V*l. end Hie ssttmatrd total < at of I hr {•§ ving of th«t p»*tion of Hug*}») •tree! lim n rfeacflheat i* J) *0 ) CU, and the eatlmaled ri)9t ..111 lot owners |wr f«lot front on llughey atreet is *11 rent« Tne <•tiiiiatea ul the co«t of said paving of •aid streeta now heiiig on file In the of fire of the city rlrrk • f Han for ij, Morida •fid open to puiillc m t»in during reason able iiffirw hours, for the benefit of (hr publir. Section 4 The city engineer is hereby required, wflhin tendays after the tint publication ’of this ordinance, to prepare and Ate an estimate of the amount o( the lira for such paving which the city will claim againat each of the lota front­ ing nr «Luffing upon the street« to Itr •o paved, «hicn rail mate shall br baaed upon the estimated cost of said work and 1 upon the frontage of lots upon the street* to lo* pavnl He« lion k \n> person owning any in tere*i in any of •• of property al>oMing 1 on tb«i portion of park avenue and lluftiv-t ■tr«*et (u he paved a* afure«ii>|. *h«ll have the right at »ny lime, within \h«ri> day« after the filing of said estimate«, •* aforesaid, with the city clerk, to preaent The Lake llr e c /c ( numil No to the city clerk a aworn petition t<% be Order United American M i-reeentrd to the city ctiurfril, ae'ting Meets every Wednesday forth, that In the opinion of the petitioner the estimated amount of aurh lirna upon M., In the City H ill ' •uch lot is Incorrect, shoving wherein it are welcome. C II Smi’ h. I la Incorrect, or why it will eireed the special her eAt accruing f>um the work anil paving to be done In front of said lot Section ft The city council ul Sanford, Florida, shall, after proper notice, anil within the time prescribed by ordlnanre, ait aa a board of rQuallration. lo hear any ail all petitions and compallnts which may he filed In feiefen#**^ !*» the estimated c«»*t of the paving provide«! for above, and to rnake due and proper inquiry into the i <iue«thin involved, and II it abatl appear O J IN T R I R K S o . i , l . I •» lo the satisfaction of the city council, aitMeet» every tir » '1 ling as a board of equalisation, that the rstlmated amount of «aid lien i« correctly cstinia*.»1. the «mount a«* A»rd ahall *tand niiihtM nt 7:30 in Mummik' 3 aa the amount of aoch lien to he claimed Visiting brothel» welcome by the Hty of Hanford, for tho paving of John Stami the street aforreaid. In front of said prop­ W. A. Ginn, erty, and after the city council had heard C. of It. all petitions and given all property ownare an ’opportunity to he heard and made all corrections in their Judgment nereeHeralds of Liberty eary to e<iualiie tb« aeeeaamenta in pro­ portion to benefits, said eetimatee, aa then Meet* nt Eagtus' Hall tir i M equalised ahall stand aa true and correct. Passed this Srd day of May. A. I). 191ft. night in each month r.t 7:30.II. W . LIE UN DON, Wm. E. Householder. Cmnn President City Council. I tierehy certify that the foregoing or­ Miss Bertha Packard. S« cr. dinance waa passed by the .Htv cnuncil of Sanfwrd, Florida, In eeasloni this 3rd day of May, A. I>. 191ft. M . W . LOVKI.L. City Clerk. Approved by me thla 3rd day of May A T L A N T IC C O A S T LINI A . 1». 191ft. P . L. t i i k a h i i f k . TR A IN S 74-Frf-4te Mayor. H ogi for Sale— Car load juar re­ ived, Write Martin Doylo, R. D j o. 2., for particulars. 85-tfc’ EXPLORER AND WRITER C L A S S IF IE D ADVERTISING f All Loral Advertisement« Under Thin Heading THREE CEN TS a Line For Each Insertion. Minimum Charge 25 Cent«. THE UNWELCOME MRS. HATCH AT THE STAR MONDAY, MAY 10th FOR SALE FIRED SHOTS IN HIS SLEEP Roumanian Dreams of Chicken Thieves a n d Oyant Op* W ith a Quo. __ Kangaa City.—Joseph Rharder, n Roumanian, waa discharged - in the North sldo court as tho result of an unusual story of somnambulism. Ho was arrested by Patrolman P. L* 8avIdgo for discharging firearms near his home. Hhardor toIiT'Judgo Charles Clark that he had been oalcop and dreamed ■omeono waa stealing his chickens Ho said no took bis revolver from a drawer and began shooting at tho cblckon thieves and that bo was not awakened until tho officer arrested Ç HARRIS A twine! him, although tho shots ho fired awak­ ened tho entire neighborhood. _.SIiardcr-hnd to bo overpowered by the patrolman before bo could bo dis­ China, Denmark and tho United armed. Btatea. Ho was born In Copenhagen. Denmark, In 1881, Is the son of tho late Consul General Frederick P. Holm NOT PARTED EVEN BY DEATH and has traveled all over tho world several times In 1906 Doctor Holm Married Sixty Years, End for Ajjed Couple Is Almost Simul­ organized and commanded a scientific taneous. expedition Into tho Interior of China, from which nftcr many month of dan­ Rtnmford, Conn. — In Orendley gerous and arduous work, brought Heath, England, mora than eighty back tho famous ncstorlan monument of A. D. 781, a replica of which stands yiuirs ago. two «filldrcn wore born—a In tho Metropolitan Museum In New boy and a girl—within a stone's throw of each other. They played together, York. they went to school together, they courted and Blxty yearn ago they mnrPhrase of Ancient Origin. Long ago unscrupulous people used ried. They moved to this country nnd to take a cat tied In s bug to market, died here within seven hours of each where they tried to sell It for a pig other. These two people, whose lives ran If, however» a purchnsrr opened tho happily side by std* for m ore than bug Indore nuylng. the cat, of course, jumped out. displaying the fraud. thre«M|unrters o f n century, w ere Mr Hence the term "letting the cat out of nnd Mrs William Woodhall, 195 Hen r y 'street, Stamford. tho bag ** For »Sale—One Underwood typewriter-Ntrr 4. Apply at city clerk's o ilie r . • 73-2tc F or Sale— Three freih milk cows. Martin Doyle, Monroe, Fla. 60-tf Horse for Sale— Bay, 8 years old. about 1100 lbs., safe, strong and sound. No better farm or team Jtorse in state. Worth $200, $150 for quick sale. R. IL Rotile, Box 412. Oviedo, Fla. 72-Gtp Orpingtons,, “ the big black .beau­ ties." Pullets and laying stock from prixo winning strain for snip, write for prices. Settings, 16 fertility guaranteed $8.00. Tho Ortega Breed ing Farms, Jacksonville, Fla. 74»4tp Fat Cattle for Sale— Some fine ones just shipped in nnd in fine con­ dition. Address Martin Doyle, San­ ford. R. I). No. 2. 66-tfc For Sale—20 fino brood sows Murtin Doyle, Sanford, U. D. N o. 2 • 68-tfc For Sale— Sound and clean Beed ■peas. Mixed $2.16, Speckled $2.30. Unknown $2.40 per bushel. Write for price on 100 bushel lots. W. O I’udrirk, Tifton, Cu. 72-3tc LEGAL ADVERTISING f FOR RENT e i: S W O R D lOlHilS W AN TED suit of pronounced style for Men We have about three hundred o f these cool Palm Beach Suits, now in stock. They come in Light Grey in several shades, and Dark Blue, and nuikes a fine-suit for business or informal dress. Stouts, Slims, Regulars are all « | LK SHIFTS Every good dresser should have twogor three of these pure silk .\ shirts. Big range o f colors . NOT1CR I, E. A. D ou( I « m . rtetk ef the rirrulf imurl In end lor Sendnoi» county. Floridi, hereby Iva nolle* lhal In conipUinr* with Section 147* General Statuir» I will on the 10th day o( M»y, A. P. 1915 at the rourt bou»* la Senforit, Florida, In th* preaenrr of the munty Judge end the aheriff or a deputy »hrriff, prorewd to draw from the box the neme» «d 3 * peraon* lo ,erve *» Juror» at th« next term n| the d irait rourt for tUmlnol# rounty, Florida, whlrh ron­ cone* on the (5th dsy of 5fay, A. D. 1915.. t o o «» JL A. DOUGLASS. Clerk. By Jo». C. Robert». U. C. Northbound .Arrive L*i No. 82___ 1:18 A .M . I t No. 84. . . 10:»f> A. M II • * No. 80___ 3:26 V. M.........3.46 I • Southbound No. 8 3 . . . . 2:06 A. M....... 2.1« No. 8». .. .2:10 P. M....... 2:30 No. 8 5 ... .6:44 P. M....... «:«>« 1 Oviedo No. 12(L—Arrives . 1|:30 A No. 127— Leave............... 4:"0 I* Leeeburg . In 2353485353485323234848535348235332310248485323484853234853482353 Clrrnlt Court. Neteath Judlrlel Clrrolt Inland for Semloolo ( ownljr. Florida. In Cluinrerr Renjerain Drew re Conk A Jennings, »t ol Tn Cook A Jeonfnc* end all parti*« clelmlnt Intereel und.r tho eatd Co ok A Jennlnr« ■ or otherwt^ to the N E f of the N K ‘ t * { Section 1, Tp. 2 t . 8, IL‘ 31 r.»»l. 1 ' l l appearing from the Rill of Complaint of Davit 4 tilt»*, rouoeel for the elm»* named roaiplalaent th it th* bier* of re*, ideare af the above named defendant» U unknown end that there is no person la th* etat* of Florida eorvit* of «uhpoene upon whom would bind the defendant». Th at affiants believe the defendant* U over the ate of I t . You or* therefor* ordered lo appear to this bill on Monday, the Znd day of August. A. D. 1914, the seme being a rule day ol thin rourt. It t* furtbyr ordered Ihol IhU aetir* he No. No: No. No. 21— Arrive .*......... •10:66 A 24—Leave.. . . . j. 158— Arrive........... .6:-® ' 167—L 'ave.............. O:*1*1 ' Trilby No. 25— A rrive........ No. 24—Leave........... 1 00 ¡’ -* - b • Clyde Line B o*i» m ( B t i M .i S i t ") Arrive 10:00A.M. Leave 11:30/ Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturt - < �*' . ■♦ ■ : ♦ . i i f T . IN T H E H E A R T O F T H E W O R L D ’S G R E A T E S T V E G E T A B L E S E C T I O N i’J "S B E DTHE SA N F ()R I) H ERAT ON TUESDAYS AND FRIDAYS I N S A N F O R D — Life I» Wo,th Living SANFORD, FLORIDA, TUESDAY. MAY .11 1915 NO. 75 FLORIDA LEGISLATURE ’ FESTIVAL PRESIDENT WILSON WILL WILL STAND BY WILSON FOR SANFORD PEOPLE DENOUNCE GERMAN ACT FINE a t t r a c t io n s w il l BE H E R E D U R IN G T H E W IN T E R S E A S O N Sanford should have some good entertainment« during the coming eeason and despite the fact that the laat. Chautauqua was not successful from a financial point of view the good people of this city ure of the opinion that this class of ontertalnnunt was well worth the money ipent and another season would be successful._ <In order to investigate a proposi­ tion of good entertainments for the (euon a meeting of the ministers Sf the city and several otfyer busi­ ness men was called at the study of Rev. Hyman, pastor of the Baptist church yesterday morning. Those present acre Rev. Steinmeyer. Rev. Hyman, Rev. Strong, Rev. Brown­ lee, c. R. Walker, B. F. Whitner, prof. Escll, Jno. D. Jlnkins, Mrs. Terhcun, U. C. Dultoso and U. J. Holly.. Mrs. Versey of Arcadia rep' resepting the Southern Chautauqua Bureau of Gainesville was also pres­ ent and presented a proposition at the meeting in regard to attractions. It was decided to form an orguni• ution and investigate the proposi­ tion of a list of attractions for the season and if the people of Sanford wanted another rourae the matter would he arranged. The following o Ulcers wore elected: C. U. Walker, president; B. F. Eiell. George Hyman and 11. J Holly. vice presidents; H C. DuBok*, secretary; B. F. Whitner, treasurer. Tho officers, the ministers . of the city, Mrs. Terheun, M rs. Gerror and Mrs. Philips of the Wom­ an’s Club will form the executive committee and arrange for the list of attractions later. The entertainment will be known U the Artist^ Festival and the pro­ gram will include some of the best attractions to lie obtained. That the actions of the committee will meet with the approval of the people of this city is assured *and the future announcements' will he mado In a few weeks. Stonewall. Jackson Triplett Stonewall JarksOn Triplett, u ho went in k i d in mcc seven ycur* ago with eleven cents was 'here a* one ol a delegation of prominent eilixens of St. Cloud looking after the tjty charter. Trip, was one of my printers when I hud .the state print­ ing and was getting out the Sun. And he could talk more near anarchy . and chew more tobacco than any tnin 1 had seen up to thnt time or li.ncc. lie still chews tobacco. When irip landed in Kissimmee Ee went to work in the ValleyGswtle office. Looking the town over carefully. Trip., who-could al**>» think when cold sober, saw peat opportunities and few reaching, for them, to he decided to shake the Persimmon tree to himself. Up to Ibit time the only use Trip, had for a dollar was to liquidate its purchas­ ing power, hut when he suddenly 0 *0 1 » fascinating power to annex corner 'lots he got byusy and by Hading around and keeping the dolkf* working all the time, grabbing Wore corner iota. -‘ l *ot off the train at Kissimmee one day about three years after |dp arrived and it being'a fine day I saw my old friend rigged out in faahlonabie summer suit, his proud y Morn glittering and fluttering with ribbons and wearing « cane. O T H E R I N T E R E S T IN G N E W S Mother'« Day Uzercises The Mother’s Day service at the Methodist Sunday school last Sun­ day' morning was very interesting and impressive. It was regretted there were not moro there, but really more than were expected, owing tq the inclement weather, were In attendance. The following program was ren­ dered; Song, Tho Promise Made to Mother—Julia Lning. The Commandment with Promise — Honor thy father and thy mother thnt thy day» may bo long upon the land which the Lord thy God giveth thee— By the School. Song— My Mother’s Bible— By four girls. Scripture Rending»—tAdmonitions to the Young: Prov. 1:8; I’rov. IPr’Jfi. Prov. 23:22. Supt. Mettinger read Dr. Jarvis’ tribute to Mother Mother . O mother, thou hast tho grace, * purity and beauty of the lily! Thy love is us genial as the sunshine And ns sweet as the fragrance of the carnation We wear in thy honor! Thy charity is u» broad as the fields In which the (lowers grow' Tholt art us constant as the stars! All that is good and true and beau­ tiful in the universe Is gathered up m thy life! Thou art of all creatures most like God. And yet thou hast the human heart Which c o o I he largest sympathy with human kind! Tho little one thou didst enfold in thine arms of love. Upon whose brow thou didst shower thy kisses. Whose tears Hum didst wipe away, Whose heart thou didst soothe m the time of trouble with thy melodic* Whose early footsteps thou didst d i­ rect in paths of virtue and peace. Thine own child may throw away thy love and wander into far-ot! climes, Rut thou dost follow him still, even to die brink of hetl! And it Inis not been recorded that any prodigal ever returned To In* mother to he repulsed lb* may break h*-r hour), hut In- ■-.«i luit exhaust ler love lie may deny her. !<nt *|,»* will not deny him Song— My M other's Prayer Hy Men, Women, Mrs. Steinmeycr'a class and school. t'losing Prayer Hex Steinmoyer E n t i r e K a m i l) Drow ned Inckxonville. May II Mr* ti H Johnson, wile ol Dr (>. 11. Johnson, a prominent physician of tins city, and his three children drowned Sunday night when tfu-ir automobile plunged into the St. Johns River and Dr. Johnson and Mrs. J. II. Rlund and two daughters had n narrow escape from death, being rescued from the river just in time to save their llvcs.^ The Johnson party had, spent the day tit Atlantic Reach and wete on their way Write, having entered the ferry at South Jacksonville. Just ns the boat was approaching tho land­ ing on this side of The river I>r. Johnson left the car und went to the front where he cranked his machine. In some manner he had left the machine in gear and when the engine started the- car jerked ahead knocking him overboard while tho car plunged through the heavy chains and went into the river. Tho car took ita plunge as u cry was heard from one end of the ves­ sel and lines were thrown overboard to the party, Dr. Johnson and others succeeding in rescuing Mrs. Bland and daughters hut were unahio to save his wife and children. One baby girl, nbo9t five years of ago was taken from the river and the pulmotor put Into action, but she could, not be resuscitated. The bodies of Mrs. Johnson and the other two children, aged two and four are stilt In the water. ik?* the depot to H» court house «qunre, where thi fair going on, 1 found out why ^rip. tvor» tho cane— he used Mnt oot the city lq|e he owned, . 'oa others he had his* eye on or nn °PMon on. I ajio found thst Trip. **■ preident of the board of trade, JMmber of the business men’ s get fither club, and mentioned for unty commissioner, mayor and Ie«ul>ture. Truly a moat amazt example of the way a man with v (.I* ^ (,n ' *et there if ht*. drops foolNow Trip, lives at Nax*nd «HU the St. Qloud Trib*j *‘ , . his man bring his auto. . un the front steps in the Mrs. Cushing, Mrs. M. A. Smith, K “ ? * ," » Bk ** him «nd hand 1, V i , l«lovw »» he seats himself Mr«. X. A. CUrk and Mrs. Bauk* lh. n,n* he?1 for thB « « • «pi" to night, accompanied B. G. Smith to the city yesterday from Oviedo. Uber T v/0r, hS* iour ho'*r» ' d* 5ly ’ t ..B. *i®«P* In the afternoon Mrs. Bauknight is from Leesvllle, 8. C „ and ia tbs guest o f her cousin. h" s " “ u ,,,u Mrs. Cushink. . ï r,-.¿ \i - . £¡£¡;ln ifiË É Ifl -I • OF THE D O IN G S O F is Representative Woods house bill O U R B U S Y L A W M A K E R S D IR E C T F R O M T H E C A P IT A !* C IT Y O F F L O R ID A The following resolution was corporation to operate any hotel, introduced in tho house of repre­ boarding , house oy restaurant or sentative* Monday morning by Messrs lunch counter without keeping all Anderson ^of Escambia and Dawson door«, windowa and other similar openings in the dining rooms and of Hernando: “ Whereas, The English steamship kitchens and passage ways between Lusitania has been torpedoed apt) the same and hallways leading there­ sunk by a German submarine and to «crooned; to sell or expose for sale tho lives of many American citizens is le for consumption in tho, raw* were lost; and, state, on which may he consumed “ Where**, This action on the part without further cooking, at meat oY Germany ha» caused serious in­ shops, butcher shops, markets, gro­ ternational complications and the cery stores, frruit stands, bakeries President of tlie United States io or other place where food is exposed now awaiting crystalizatioo of pub­ for sale without keeping such screens lic opinion before taking action properly protected by screens and to thereon; now, therefore; he it ■ o|Hirate any dining or buffet ears " Resolved by the house of repre­ without having same properly sentatives, the senate concurring. scrcdntd. That the legislature of the statu of Florida, although favoring peace, if T it week will ho given over in samo is consistent with the preser­ tho Innate to . consideration of in­ vation of our national honor, never­ surance hills - and tr easures. Sen­ theless, on account of the implicit ator^ today declared thoy know confidence we have in Woodrow nothing about any of them ns yet, Wilson, wo wt!! endofso any action |and will give close scrutiny, ut least lie nmy see fit to take in the prem- close enough to enable’them to unises." . j derstand what they Are voting for. Speaker Hardee took the floor |Thcqp are nearly (liirtwof these In* ugainst t hi* proposition and tlie same , suranrs lull* and if $mC »Mention is wu* voted down. paid that i* promised, at least four days of the week will be covered hy Rigid screen laws wilt he enforced them• alone v * in this state during the present Then comes tho county division summer months. The senate hill hills, half a score nearly are proposed Iraftcd b y t h e Hotel ( 'omtnissiuner and the work of equalizing feeling y as passed the house and it is ex- and remits and squaring tiling* with peeled that it will become a law the pro* and con* will take up sev­ with the Governor's signatute. eral days. The hill would make it a mis­ •The rno*t important matter and demeanor for any person, firm or ilio one creating the widest interest BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS MET IN REGULAR SESSION MAY 4 st Gcnven, Dvu.lii r>«1 Lake Mary Sanford. May 1th, 1915. Run. Hoard ol County Commis­ which were tallied from last mooting, sioners in and for Seminole county all three petitions were withdrawn met In regular scossimi at 10:00 a. m and tho cattle nun will furnish n Present, Chairman L P. Rugati, a petition from all cattle men in tin* and Commissioner* I. A Rrumlny. county. C \\ Fnt zmingi-r I \ Clark and Aitnrney fur tin* l. n . ir d authorized J T Mi In l II eld \ I I »ought**, nli(\ 11a 11k >n- •111 ,V iiegli-r that depili) ilerk ami * M Hand. *in-r- in !••»» t \ make arrangement* will itl H il-un Con. I <>.. a n d Seminole (,‘»n Minutes of the la*t meeting read Co . for tiie payment ol extra work and approved. in laying brick in special road and Warrants paid during tho month bridge district No. ! on edge, .that same would lie laid tint, nml thnt' of April ordered cancelled. Commissioner L A Rrumley. re­ I in v would !*o held responsible port* in regard* to opening avenue Dr D .1 Miller addressed I he in the Sanford Celery licita that board in reference to keep of Mis* tin* wan never dei dared a public Mary Rare, u pauper, warrant roadway, and that tin- hoard of nr,¡. red drawn (nr SI2 5M tn jm\ (nr ioinmi*»iuipT* have no power to act shore The following road wan declared < ommunirutinii* from the follow­ |n public roadway after due publica- ing named parties were read and ¡tinti and ihi* board. having received ordered filed. Tho Florida Metal Frodoctn Co., no protest: The fifty 150> foot road way known ns Richmond avenue be­ Steven» Rros. & Co., Mrs. C. C. I-ee, ginning at the interescction of said clerk authorized to answer; Atlantic roadway with Geneva avenue, run­ Coast LineIty. Co., purchasing ning thence south one ( 1) mil* (less agent; \V. V. Knott, state Compt. 220 yards) along the center line of Communication frofn the War Section three <31, Township twenty Dept, in regard to the lights on the (201, Range thirty one (31) S. & E. bridge at the north end of • Lake to the intersection of n thirty (30) Je**iip, known as the Geneva bridge, foot roadway. 220 yards north of read and matter referred to Com­ the soutli line odf said Section 3, missioner L. A. Rrumley and J T. Township 20, Range 31. thence west Mcl.ain, with power to act on said roadway one <!) mile to Atty. Geo A, Def'otte*, sub­ Heardnll avenue. Also two road­ mitted report on abstract on prop­ ways known as Jordan road and erty bought of .1. A. Rurrolt) to lo­ Drown road each thirty (30) feet used ns a county home. Clerk in­ wide and three quarters (**) of a structed to calculate taxes tin Cert mite lung, running east J-j mile from No 1822, sale of 1891, on above Richmond iivcnenuu and west .property.. mile to Cameron avenue along Petltio.T of Chas. T. Clark, asking the north quarter section lino and for road through Mrs. A. Mc­ the center hnlf section of said sec­ Donald's place filed with no action. tion 3, Township .20 ,. Range 31, L, A. Rrumley authorised to investi­ S <t E. (Less nevertheless ono road­ gate and see what rould lie done in way known ns th»f Jordan road, regards to giving Chas. T. Clark an thirty (30) feet wide). outlet to his property, with power to Dr. Walker addressed tho hoard act. , in reference to buck taxes on lots in Mr. Bailey addressed the hoard in Longwoofl and asked the board to reference to taxes on some of his recommend to tho state comptroller property in Smith'« Sub- Division that ho be allowed to redeem samo and ask that commissioners recomat a flat sum of $5.00 plus Clerk’s \mend lö state Compt to allow refees. Granted. ¡ demption of sam e at $100 00 jilus Mr. J. N. Whitner addressed the clerk's fees. Granted, board in reference to taxes of the . E. V. Camp, representative for Sanford Traction Co., for 1914, ask­ Jnudqn Engineering Co., addressed ing a reduction of one-half of tho the board in reference to passing a taxes. This bosrd recommends to resolution t o . mend damage being the state comptroller that they be done this company by resolution allowed to accept $57.25 In full: passed by thifc board Aug. 3rd» settlement. 1914, and being used by their com Mr. E. Ht Kllbee addressed the petltora. Attorney DeCottes authorhoard in regard to the petitions ask- ited to draw resolution agreeeable i n f for mark Brand inspectors (Continued on Page Four) . ■ ..¿ L G S L L .U No.' 556, plncing all county ofRciaJs BUT W I L L N O T P L U N G E on a salaried hitsis. This is sched-’ A M E R IC A IN T O W A R uled for reconsideration in com m it­ A T T H IS T IM E tee today, with the unique feature .of having been favorably considered by the samp committee several Washington, May 11.-— It" is genweeks ago and having been carried y a lly believed that the President around in a reprdsrntatiy's pocket will express denunciation of the Lusi­ instead of having been’ filed with tho tania'« torpedoing a« inexcusable bill clerk. under the laws of the nations and Hundred« of telegrams, and letter« humanity In the policy he adopt«. began to pour in and the bill waa The extent of the President*« action this week, asked to be recommitted, U stilt undetermined. H o 1 ia ex­ that delegations opposed might have pected to refer to the Lusitania's an opportunity to ho heard by tho sinking in addressing a meeting of committee. The hill propose« to four thousand naturalized Amer­ place all county officials, sheriffs and icans at Philadelphia this afternoon. clerks included, on a salary basis although ho will not definitely diand to tnko effect Jan. 1, so ns Apt vulgo the United States' course. to affect any man now in office. The President will probably pre­ Dozens of representatives have ex­ sent the ideas of tho proper United pressed a fondness for the bill, ns it States policy to his cabinet tomor­ will result in a saving to the people row. It is certain he will not call and state of large sums of money, nn extra session of Congress and this but tho opposition from county o f­ indicates that thorft is no probabil­ ficials is certainly great, as thereby ity of the United States entering they will, many of them, be de- the European ' conflict now. Tho pro ved of tho enormous fees they severance of diplomatic relations have been collecting annually. with Germany and the withdrawal of Ambussudor Gerard without the l.nle Sample* of Idiotic Legislation formal severing of relations is sug­ That legislators of several slates gested as showing the American pub­ are busying themselves by fratttiiig lic opinion to Germany. idiotic laws is amply proven by u Washington, May 11.— Count list recently compiled by an Okla­ Rcrnstorff, the German ambassador, homa newspaper. It is pleasing to called on Secretary Bryan today and note that, with the single exception expressed "deep regrets that tho of Texas, none of the southern states- events of tho war had led to the loss is included. A portion of the list of so many American live».*' After f-dlo ws: •a half hour conference between the Kansas Law to prohibit the use ambassador and the secretary a of face powder, hair dye or bleach, statement to that effect was given the piercing of ears and wearing of out by mutual agreement. Whiio ear rings. tho statement does not specifically Colorado Laws to compel chick­ mention tin- Lusitania disaster it e n s to go to roost before 7 p. m. sews knut^n that the two * officials daily, providing that hulls driven talked of it. It was the ambassa­ along the mad at night shall wear dor's first visit to the slate depart­ tight"• - i V - - ment since the sinking of tbn liner. Maasnchusett* Rarhelors to pay Secretary Bryan received him and annual tax ol #5 Prohibiting tin- immediately greeted him cordially. wearing of whiskers hy doctor* und The only response front the ambas­ sador to questions after the confer­ dentist* ence was thnt he had made no -ap­ Nebraska Laws runpelling tile National guard to do ninety day»' pointment with President Wilson, work each year on the road« and Tiie statement given out was in­ bridge* of the «tale. Requiring terpreted b y . officials as meaning dealers in stock food to pay a li- that the ambassador expressed recen*e of $26 per annum. gr--l not only at the I«»1»» of the life Texas Compelling chttr-h g-ier* on the Lusitania but for the Amer­ to leave I heir artillery on tin- o u t s i d e ican* lost i:i the torpedoing of tho of <-lxitr« h building American steamship Gultlighl and Illinois Forbidding the giving of one American lost on the Falaba. tips to garhers, porters, hat snatch­ ers, etc. Taking bachelors 30 years Dixie Highway Sleeting of age }50 per,annum. For t hi* avowed purpose * of getMinnesota Law* providing that ling the Dixit* Highway routed lumberjacks shall be furiii^Jiyd with through south Florida, an organiza­ individual liatli tub*. tion known a* the Florida Central North Dakota l.aw establishing Highway Association was formed uniform t h i c k n e s s o f sleigh runn-rt*. Sutiiri|iii id Kissimmee A com­ It is ju«t this sort of stuff that mittee lla* bet'll appointed to draft cultivate* disrespect for law and a constitution anti bylaws. A per­ keeps the question o f individual manent organization will be per­ right* c o n t i n u a l l y agitutedr People fected in Orlando June 10, respect laws that have intelligent Nine countie« were represented purpose behind them, but they have at the meeting in Kissimmee. They little respect for freak legislation of are Hillsborough, Polk, DeSoto, Oaany character. lot ws of this charac­ cttol,, Seminole. Orange, Volusia, ter tend to lessen respect for really Dude and Putnam. Hillsborough good enuetmrnts.— Pensacola Jour­ was represented by T. Ed. Brayn of nal. rhis city. i Factions front Jacksonville ami Utilise Did Nut Cjincur Puiatka put up 11 fight to get the Tallahassee, May 10. The house highway through those citie», but of representatives this morning re­ the other delegates being in the ma­ fused to pass a resolution which ex­ jority defeated their effort«. Tho pressed Sentiment favoring pence, surviving plan i* for a highway lead­ but w hich informed President Wilson ing through Lake City» Gainesville, thnt the sennte was ready to back Ocala, Orlando, Bartow, Arcadia, him in the action that might grow Okeechobee City and Kissimmee out of the loss of American lives and from Kissimmee eastward to through the sinking of the American tiie East Coast of the. peninsula. steamer Lusitania. Believing that DuSoto county through ¡ts dele-’ any '«uHi expression a^ this time nates pledged 42 miles of road, und would only serve to "RujA the boat" Osceola pledged 6 mile», and prom­ Speaker Hardee took ^no floor of ised to pave also from the Orange the house to op|w>Ro it nfter Its In­ county lino with brick, to the Pollc troduction jointly by Anderson of county line. Escambia and Dawson of Hernando. Ed. Scott of Arcadia, H. C. Stan­ Seeing that there was a possibility ford of Kissimmee and Mr. Hol­ of the resolution meeting defeat and brook of Orlando Were appointed beoieving that it should havo tho delegates to the highway convention unanimous support of the house, which meet« In Chattanooga, Juno Mr. Hernando after considerable 20. All hoards of county commis­ dehate asked that the resolution lie sioner* in counties tmn-r**'<l by the withdrawn. proposed route are urged to send delegates also. Big Hank Merger On Saturday Last the State Hank of F.orida ami the Atlantic National Frank Re-Sentenced Hank of Jacksonville were merged Atlanta, May 10.— Leo M. Frank into tho Atlantic National Bunk today was resentenced to be hanged with tho following officers: to death Tuesday, June 22, for tho Edward Lane, president; F. W. murder of Mary Phagan, tho At­ Hoyt, viqp president: T. P. Den­ lanta factory girl. Sentence waa ham. vice president; W. C. Croom, pronounced by Jbdge Hill in the vie* «president; D. D. Upchurch, auperlor court here. Before the vice . president; D. K. fiatherwood, court took action, Frank made a cashier. ,, statement, reiterating hia innocence. g& V . - » .............. t t i i A j d & i a A , j *ùn. >**.)«s � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1915 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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PAGE EIGHT GRAPEFRUIT JUICE Washington, April 29.— A simple method oi bottling the juiefe of grapefruit for use in making acid beverages is advocated by the United States department of agriculture as a means of gaining a useful by­ product from hundreds of thousands of cases of grapefruit which now are wasted. An investigation was un­ dertaken at the 'urgent request * of Floridn grapefruit growers who re­ ported thut the market during the season would not take up a largo proportion of the grapefruit crop, and asked the department to deter­ mine the possildity of utiliilng the fruit of Its juice In some profitable way. s All t h a t . i * .necessary, according to the government's fruit juice special­ ists Is to bring the grapefruit juice ’ to the boiling point In n porcelain . lined or enameled kettle, pour it while still hot into bottlce, which then arc hermetically sealed. The juice, when so handled will keep in­ definitely, and provides a base for grapefruit ade or other acid bever­ ages having the characteristic acid, somewhat bitter flavor of the fruit. Experiments shpw, however, that it is highly important th at the bottle be completely filled so that no layer of air be loft between the top of the juice and the cork or seal. Where air in any amount cornea in contact with the top of the sterilised juice . It will cause the juice to change^ its color. In handling the juice it ts particularly important that it be kept from coming In contact with ‘iron or other .«metals easily acted upon by acid#; • The Investigators found also that it was possible to freete the grape­ fruit juice solid ice and then by whirling the ice in a centrifugal machine, to tako out a large part of the water and leave the solids and flavoring matter of the fruit. This freezing and concentrating of the juice greatly reduces the bulk and makes a product which can be stefv illzecf by heating and kept indefin­ itely. Cure must be taken to keep the juice from coming in contact with iron. Those who wish to make a clear julco may filter the grapefruit juice before it is heated by adding to it from two to three per cent (about three ounces avoirdupois to' the gallon) of infusorial or Fuller’s earth well washed with hot water. Tho mixture is then forced through a non-metallic filter press and the clear julco reheated and boiled. With the freezing process, the juice is fil­ tered after concentration, about t'wice the amount of infusorial or Fuller's earth being used per galion of concentrate. The chemists in connection with tltfs bottling of grapefruit juice, notify the public that the same process is not suitable for bottling tbc juice of oranges and lemons, which will not retain their flavor if hnndlod in this way. While as yet, as far as known, there Is no commercial market for sterilized grapefruit juice, it is beWered that m a n y persons* -witt'-'ftnd" this juire, with the addition of water and sugar a pleasant variation from lemonade or limeade. Those who like grapefruit should find the bev­ erage inviting. The method is so simple that those in regions where grapefruit are cheap and plentiful can prepare this product on n small scalo with ordinary household ap­ pliances. President Charle» Ebbets of Brooklyn Te am, S a y s Salaries Are Alto­ gether Too High. Man Employed by Cleveland Club Twenty-Two Venn Never Ha» Been Able to Witness Contest' Charley Ebbets, president of the Itrooklyn National League club, de­ clares that salaries of ball players axo away.out of proportion to tho value of services rendored’by tho men and that ho fur one does not Intend to bo held up by them any longer. If they are not satisfied with what ho offers them they can Jump to the Federal league. Discussing tho subject not loug ago Ebbets said: " I’ve grown fin'd of coddling the players and submitting to their hold up tactics. All last season I tried to keep my players in lino by meeting the Fed­ eral league otters. That has cost mo a lot of money— Ilut l am thnwgtr with those tactics. •"The whole gang can jump, if it wants to. They psn't gouge me for an­ other dollar. Salaries have been boost­ ed far beyond proportion. Every dol­ lar being made In baseball is going to tho players theso days. "I’m ofToring ray men salaries that I think nro In keeping with what they earn. During tho past year I have paid them salaries abovo their earning capacity. I’m through now. Any of my men who want to Jump can Jump. Ml fill their places; Ml get semipros. If necessary.’’ In classic times successful warriors, athletes, poets and singers were some­ times crowned with bay, It Is some­ times written that they were crowned with myrtle wreaths. These leaves came from a tree which botanists call "laurus nnbllls " The oldest man connected with base* ball has never seen a game. lie Is David Hlblet of Cleveland. For 22 years ho has been present at every gam« In Cleveland's baseball park, and nti such terms of Intimacy with tho stars of the diamond that they have called him "dad" and "Uncle," but David refers to thq stars as "Mr." That's how much of a fan David Is. If fllblet lives until March 13 ho will be ninety years old. For tho last four years he has been the watchman tJn the club rooms of tho Naps. lie eays he has reached tits century mark. ___ "Jlut l don’t evsr crpccrtrrrco a ball game," adds Hlblet "You seo, I'm ono of thoso kind of men who always stick at their post, no matter what is hap­ pening near by them." For 18 years Hlblet operated the turnstiles at tho bleacher gate He says he sometimes grew a bit curious to learn what was happening when tbo thousands of fans shrieked their apptauso at somo great play, but he never deserted his post of duty. And now Rlblet can't tell a threebase hit from n strikeout "And 1 never got n chance even to think about atich a thing aa a base­ ball until I was past sixty years old,” said Hlblet . Cajole Alone Remains. •< * i ----« - - ■ .1 — ■ Tho passing of Hilly Sullivan from * Mining Tin One Woman’s Work. tho American league leaves Larry LaMining tin to produce her operas jolo tho only veteran who broke In and producing operas to make enough when the league enmo Into existence. Ijirry Is assured nf.a lifelong Job, for. monoyvto hold on to her Alaskan tin he Is tho player who made tbo organi­ mines Is tho double profession of Miss Emma H. Steiner, who, broken down zation. by her musical efforts In New -York, went to Alaska to recuperate. Hero Asphalt Known to Ancients. she was struck with the gold fever, Asphalt was known to tho ancients, but while her "find’’ turned out to bo and this material In said to have been tin and not gold. It promises to bring employed as a binder In masonry by her In Its weight In gold, especially tho Uabylonlana. In view of tho precarious state of tho smelters In Hclglum, which has al­ Farmers Plow at Night ready led to tho establishment of the Farmers In New Bouth Wales fre­ first American Bmcltera in Hollvia, quently plow by night with traction much nearer to and therefore less ex­ engines provided with powerful head­ pensive In tho way of transporting lights. raw material. D R . C. W . F A IN His Windward Anchor, And many a man's wonderful selfcontrol In due to tho fact that ho has a helpmeot World’s Oldest University. Founded In the year 973 A. D., the Mohammedan university of El-Azbar ("the Luminous") Is the oldest exist­ ing university in tbo world. It Is tbo Oxford of tho Moalom world, and la at present attended by upward of 10,000 students of all ages, and from every eastern Country, from the Caucasus to Somaliland. Hoard and lodging in free. The teaching consists chiefly of Mohammedan dogma, which Is labori­ ously committed to memory from sacred books. Wreaths f or the Victors. D E N T IS T WORK m u W H ITE PEOPLE ONLY PEOPLES BANK BUILDING ROOM 9 APRIL 30. 1915 THE SANFORD HERALD PLAYERS GETTING TOO MUCH NEVER SAW BASEBALL GAME One Bolld Benefit. 1 toll you. sir. the great benefit of a college education lies In the friends you make.” "That's so. No matter Wh en Ignorance le Bllse. how old you are. If you have been Wo feel the loss of things we lose through collegi- you can always find more than tho Inck of those wo never some ono to piny poker or bet on tho get. 1r races^or go on a spree .with."—Life. ' Td ENFORCE GAMBLING RULE Manager Branch Rickey of 8L Louis Browns Flans to Be Hard Boss —Ban on Card Games. •* ’ t* ¥ A ♦ * =. « — ” ♦ ■ E CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING « "I am going to ofTer no now rules. The player» will not bo permitted to gamble. That’s an old rule, but wasn’t 1 i enforced last season," said Manager Hnmeh Hickey of the S kr- Louis. . Drowns, the other dri^ "Hy gambling, I mean that the men must not wager H All Local AdvertÌHcmenln Under for any sums that they cannot af­ ThiB Heading THREE CENTS . ford. • . "No gambling will bo permitted In Line For Each Insertion. Minimum tho hotels. Tho players may promise Charge 25 Cents. to break up their games at eleven o'clock, but they seldom do that. 9o the ban Is on gambling In the hotels, no matter what the promise Is for calling the contest earlier, o r of 11mitexTs takes. 1 "A little session on tho train, under my observation, will bo permitted. I For Sale— Thrco fresh milk cow«. Martin Doyle, Monroe, Fla. 5o-tf <*' H L¡ FOR SALE Hogs for Sale— Car load ju*r re­ ceived. Write Martin Doyle, It I). No. 2., for particulars. 55-tf< Fat Cattle for Sale— Some ¡in,, ones ju s t shipped in and in fine , „ n. dition. Address-Martin Doyle, San­ ford, R . D. No. 2. 56-tfc For Sale— Five acres half mile from brick road, quarter mile from loading station, 6 miles from San­ ford, county road on ono side. All good black hammock land. Two acres clcarod, fenced and farmed 2 years. Good flowing well Price $800. Terms to suit customer. A p Connolly, 119 Magnolia avenue 57-tf For Suie— 20 fine brood , *,,» Martin Doyle, Sanford. It I> No . 5 > t f- Manager B ranch Rkkey. can then seo that the players cease card playing, anil retire at u reason­ able hour 1 do not favor gambling, however," WILDCAT WAS BIG AS GOAT Alabama Hunter Kl l l t Huge Bobcat Which Had Been Preying on Anlmals In _Vlclnlty. For Sale— Eggs for Hatching, Lit prize pen Orlando Fuir, White Hocks, $2.50. Other pens $1.50. Single Comb White Leghorn, $1.50 to $ ¡0 0 per setting. Baby chicks $12 <mi ¡„ r hundred for remainder of ..i Southern Oaks Poultry Farm. In terprise, Fla. «ti For S ale- Prize Winning' Hut’ *>• pington Eggs for hatching kind that hatch and live IS .-in­ setting. Price $2 50 F.i.-|,n'Park avenue. titi-tl For Sale Sound and -I-m - *> t peas. Mixed $2 15, Spe, kb-d > Unknown $2.40 per hustn-1 'A• for price on 100 bushel lot Pntlrick, Tiflón, Gu. Hay Mlnette, Ala.—K. R. White, one of the leading hunters of this vicinity. Is exhibiting a mammoth bobcat which he killed severnl days ngo about fiv>, miles southeast of town Tho animal Is almost as large an a goat and Is Hull Wyandotte, H. rrr i Ho> k noted an quo of the fiercest of the Fre neh Place, Fr«Mid aV* 1ti* wild animals yet In the woods of this county The animal has been preying on the smaller animals In (he vicinity For Sale Houh ch< Id furi.it urt* of the White home, and when chase ¡i.,. 111 Knst Second tn- •t .(■1 was mail«- the hunter and dog« were 2!. able to capture It. The fur Is very and Park avenue. pretty and It Is highly prized by the Horae for Sale H¡l>\ H year* »Id owner. • about MUD lb.-*.. Nil fe, >1riMitf No belt $*r far m nr sound. U ,1rth f *J|HI * ' horse n state E P I G R A M S OF C A Y N O R pronounced style for either Ladies or Men Comes in a sty­ lish Jacket suit .. , y%* •, Also comes in a neat, short *• genuine. Palm B each . C l o t h Palm BeacK S u its . now in several shades, and Dark business or informal dress. Regulars are all . Norfolk Jacket Ttii-n- life Ia-,;-!.- Vile, t lilnk ¡lit , ill,- i 'Iihi. m lieu (lif t me -Milt lillliitl* l'iie I.ihi thing u r »liiiuhl tr> t<> do In thin world. Is to force our religious opinion* and prejudices on others Bottle ¡sHiple say they ■do not believe In <!od even I do not believe them No mu- can nlti cerely say that. You ask me to give an Inter view saying nluit I would nn,v to the reader* of :i t»*> newspapers 1 would *u) to them to ts- * cry Careful idsitil believing nil they see In the newspaper* I know of no place where there Is more philosophy than In a barnyard You can tenri) much from animals Within their cir­ cle they know mm-h more than we do He who care* to do no more than lie Is paid for will never tie paid for more thnn'he does. Public clamor is almost tllway» In the wrong. It Is so loud that we think It Includes everyltody. whereas. In fact. It tuny include very few One strldulous grass­ hopper In the angle of a fence makes more uolse than the whole noble herd of cuttle near by. - W J. Gnynor. ljite Mayor of New York. 412. Uvi •do. Fla. My 1lit IM i For Sa b Nml opposite Koldun* Nest hotel. can buy this property very n- •I^OII• \- Mr.** able on liberal terrr s. »K.;, Robert Hucksbau HI. 903 Franklin street. Ta mp». Fla « .• t * For Kent Neal six room hou-. Magnolia avenue between I and Fifth streets. H. U. Dull** '72*:! t| Cottage for - rent. J. Musson 69-Ht p For Rent— House of eight rumi and hath o n , Myrtle avenue. >h» in. Inquire of Hill Lu inIter * " olfice. 63 - t f c . For R en t— Several nice <> too ms over Yowell’s. Enquire N Yowell & Co. 32 For Rout— Furnished house of it' 1 rooms, screened throughout, 'tele ph me, gas and all modern con vein t-uCM. $20 per month for th m months, includes water.' - Mrs. Dt*k ancon, 906 Myrtle Ave. 71-tf«For Rent— My avenue near Beck to have privilege so desires. .Mrs. 72-4tC farm on Cameron Hammock. Renter of hay crop if he E. A. Greenland. WANTED Wanted— To exchange farming a '1'1 grazing land in Volusia count) f" r house and lot in Sanford. Apply J . H. Hutchinson. 1 1th and Laurel avenue. 65-9tp 53234853534853534848235348233048594453234853484853234823535353 Wanted— Amateur musicians that play wind Instrument» thut will re­ hearse and play on p»y jobs. Call In the next few days. J . M. Stum°n 915 East Fourth St. 6&*7tP �.- m - -. — '* i-f*'7T¥* T * .TV ■- ■ E h u* * ' •* IN THE HEART OK THE WORLD'S GREATEST VEGETARLE SECTION SAN FO RD H ER A LD PUBLISHED semi- weekly ON TUESDAYS AND FRIDAYS 11\ SANFORD^-- Life ¡a Wmth l.ioinj) SANTO III), FLORIDA. TUESDAY. M W I. 1915 VOLUME VI ________ INSANFORD CITY AND CROWING SU B U R BS A NEW DIRECTORY BIG SHIP YARD ON FOR SANFORD WILL THE LAKE SHORE4 BE COMPILED SOON LATE IMPROVEMENT pity fOCNCIC D ECID ES TO STAKT PAVING ON TH E HEIGHTS AS SOON AS FEASIBLE THE PIEDMONT DIRECTORY SHERMAN MAEKS ARRANGE­ MENTS TO COME TO SAN­ COMPANY HAS R EPR E­ FORD AND BEGIN SENTATIVE II E R E OPERATIONS MAKING CANVASS Snow in I allfornia P San Francisco. May I One nf the worst storms that /ver visited the I’acific coast has caused millions of dollars worth of damage In this state. Hail, wind, rain and »now have w*-j»s*the r,affroHiTa*T^)as*t (o riE ie past few days ami the damage is un­ told. Houses have been blown down and crops damaged to such an ex­ tent they will he a total loss. In nuothern California icicles are bung­ ing upon apple trees. Severnl lives have been lost as a result of the dis­ aster. The Brut snow within man’s rec­ ollection fell in the Vult River Val­ ley in Arizona. Damage to sheep was heavy in Oregon. Two persons are known tp be dead and it was feured other lives were lost in the violent wind storm which last night reached a velocity of nearly.one bundled miles an hour. The wireless station on the Forth­ with five men disappeared to thd leeward of the islands and wrecked later was washed ashore. Property damage in this vicinity is estimated at other coast points is known to he ronsideruliJe. Sanford will have a new directory. The last directory for this city was published about tbri*e years ago and it is high time for a growing rity of this sire to come to hof census again and have a first class directory „ and one that will bo a complete and comprehensive com­ pendium not only of the people liv­ ing here but also contain useful in­ formation for the stranger who comes here seckihg information. Such a directory will bf* published by tho Piedmont Directory Co., of Ashev{lle, N. f\. who are represent­ ed here by Mr. K K Mayfield, one of the most expcrter.i«•! directory men in the south Thi* company is Incorporated and is iim* <d tin* largest and best «hr* dory companies in the south. Knowing that the city needed a directory The Herald investigated this company and finds that they lu.ve given »at i*f> it ion in every city in which I hey have published :*. directory They cr«* n refill and i nrri'vt in t h«*ir *t;«li*ti«' . i d their hook** «",, *i b«* relied u|o*f iti * vt*ry FROM OVER THE STATE NEWS OF THE LEGISLATURE I ■ I repealed. abolishing the office of »tale treasurer, the pay of trustees will .ilsii be abolished Tlie amounts will he based on the mftnwrnjr-TrtM'tt' On T h r ttrvt —ftrt* hunrimt rtnUunr,** orte^nitd otnr-imlf per rent; for all over first five hun­ dred dollars, one per cent. The same amount shall he allowed for paying any warrants as is paid for receiving funds. l ’u«ler the amendment of the Bre­ vard county fish law passed in sen­ ate Tuesday Senator Hudson says it will permit fishing with seines in several ‘‘wet’’ weather lakes in Bre­ vard • county between April and September, the dry season. This is much desired because o f - t h e fish tost by low water, under the present provisions of the law*. Now seining will be permitted only in these lakes, the remainder of the fish law to stand. * BIG CATTLE RANCH 1S-BEING IMPROVED IN M ANY W A YS TOSO HATCH IE RANCH HAS NOW 32.000 ACRES UNDER FENCE FOR CATTLE AND SHEEP Sanford will have the yacht club, Tosohatehie Itanch located near the pavilion and the boat work» on here hid* fair to become as famous the lake shore, on the order of the os tho 101 Ranch of Oklahoma. Toplan as outlined in fast FridayN sohAtchie Ranch now hus 112,000 Herald. acres under fence nnd upon this fftiMr- S: Sherman, the veteran bout menso range are 6000 rattle and builder who has madif such a success 2500 sheep. There are thousands o f at Beresford was in the city yester­ hogs also but they nre of the razor day and today and has made ar­ hack breed and were there when tho rangement* for his location on the ranch was fenced and the new own­ F. L. ‘Woodruff ¿it, between •Suners lay no claim to them. Flood' In Tein» fore a vet ue*and Cypress on the bulk­ At the presen t time dr zens of cow , Engle Lake. Texas, May I. - The head. lie i ppeared before the city I hoys are busy u t thi* immense ranch flood water» of tho Colorado river council hi't night anil wa» given | and its tributaries continue to rise branding calves and slnaring sheep perntii'Siou to erect his ship yard to | About six hundred acres in nnd making cattle dipping vats and comply wih the provision of tlo*| here potatbes in the low lands are still otherwise getting ready hV the fug city i «ft i •* himI Fi 1v \Mi»rni*\ tipder water and the river is 'till season. Florida beef is now a recog­ DeCoi i. ¡«1 City Ki.gti.e« r \\ il J ri-mg II will he l lit possi hie I» es­ nized commodity in tin* market and lir.ni' - r iii| to confer with Mr timate damage until the crest of the as there are 'ever*l large ranches Shewn, i. ..ml draw up an agreement llood passes here. In dira lions are near this city tho markets nre as­ with the city for a period of years. for further rains. Less than 1,000 sured of good heef at all times. ThD will he good news to tin- acres in potatoes seem subject to The owners of Tosohatehie ranch many pi ople here who have been overflow at tin* point. built an* inside pasture of .'1000 acres ntixion <o own a good launch hut Kansas City, April HO The ed­ where there are thoroughbred cattle to keep i he »nine in itor <>f I hi* Kagle Lake Headlight had r«> nnil tin* pen will he used for breed­ M Sherman will wiretl the Packer Thursday night time ««i i «>t t* ing purpose* Some of the finest have .« la»* ship yard where that tin* domi situation was serious 'tuck obtainable t* confined within v k 11 * * I o f hi * n 1 . m e !.«• he ca * «I in the <iiiu.in *urroutxlltig Stfijnn ; ibi> iiiclit'ure and the ranch m tiinn * >. ke« p Iin.« 1* «luring the tun, winch e- in Furl B«*tid county I ufi re| will In* one of the finest in the state. su in m* * in« mbs for winter louri't* Hi* also confirmed the report l fiat I pa rt i c ul a r Many* well' ha vi* been driven at Mr .Mayfield will make a canvas* He in .*i •« - t, rt a vucht •lull and lillli acn*' of potatoes at Kagle Lake varioij' point' "n the property, good 1 o«*i tnl ot * . r .«tim -•■ h.ol bee || overflowed •*f I lie bllsittess tliet nf the •It > .util have I be «Olliiltlon the Suiltord people run at \\ barton was also said to bu seri­ flowing well- that Will give the cattle it is hoped I hat In* wdl revolve suf- Hunt and sheep all the fresh and pure licient encouragement 1« enable him go in tin* evenings and enjoy Beau­ ous wliter needed when tile smaller M to give Sanford a go«o| ilirc«t«ry tiful I stream* happen to be ury Vdded lllitA >4 III t h»* r\£ ht lilfvr Thi and «mo* in keeping wilb tin ev«*r I I ill|*l lit! , May I Kepnrts rem*fi- to the pure water the owner* will i in Mr Slu r man l h** * II > mg here fruiti Kagle Lake and other, it creasing Jiopulut I'm A goml di­ tion plant many different kind* of grusue* f i l o s i i m i iî r »vs* í vi* c i 1 1 z er i will h. «. rectory Is needed by the .business point* in the potato producing dis­ uml *to.*k feed Will tile 'lock will he men of this city and by the people He wit: « mplny u farri* <»f "ktlli*«l trict un I'm—«lay were to the effect provided with feed of i’ ll kinds to * .t n i l w i l l u d i i ii « t j | i * t i i v t III general mid ll Is also needed by nicchi t*t■• that man;, "f the field* have been I1 I «* tin1 Cl! S W. ntfiT** Ill's Ha-ln-d b, illy bv retini run* .«nil J supplement flu* native grass tini p the stranger- who i*ome her« seeki* g I to* dipping v ii • being co 'rue! *d •ntniio 1 r** mul 1*^1.»hlnlii nu ihi% Were ill dr Mger ol total «lesimi Hm ' mfor mati.ni« ■Liu L i t Luiiit d e and aru said to ho w ih m r .n i m i n h lo S n if f a r t i ni If crop* tftfv week by th e1 ffrtntf wn-| t ’ ii y directories nr«, on til«« in 1 tnotlel ' ol tluxr kind. Tin* cattle on rrijifT\ wpv*» ter* nf the Culoradn river and ailiamany of the larger cities and liusi j Tnsoh»|chie will tie free, from the cent *t reams \ bridgi* uf 15 f* **t ness men nf other fit «•• are ai iimn M U' l MI \llellllon «*. til«, ticks ami will have nothing 1 » seriir« a Sanford «11re«-1"f *. . «-spec L* «*iil r n in tti u t>" a i leu r h u r - ' l a y , 111 I tu* lev I* nil tile Lldridge plant.'- to do but feed, eat nnd sleep i rid >..11) one that will In* .« i onipreueli- llt'i Master degree oih«*r mailer* turn was reported Monday with the mc.ki* dividends for i t i ir owners water overflowing i* targe acreage hvi description of the illy and ns of i tupo r t anc e r> source» \,l member- urged to lie present How ver, must of the overflow lumi Highway Route is .Murh Discussed in that section was planted to corn. l.et us have a new directory nnd Vi-itors welcome The Colorad'« through the bottoms The Dixie Highway, from Out-!'go i > I Tu \lor Sec \ get realty for the big winter season at Kagle Lake continued to rise to Miami t* r ptdly materialising, generation of mosquitoe* Slender, mu tender ff they were temler -Inwlv. with considerable damage anil it j- very important that it Woudland Park Notes . bolli,i I.* put i* ’ In right- 1*1.«« i* in they never would pnk on in«'. Hut .1 r« d\ 1 11 *.• !.. i o d o t e The Kighth grado boy» and girl** .lit ' * * .* - 1.»t «- - y * they ilo pi, k \toillo r i lulo»«*plo*' 11 . ' -1 1 « * r I • ' \t \\ t. i • • . r •i of thè >.«tifoni <ìruminar S« liool, > - » l o l l a l ot ,.* M • «tu : ■! » *i . 0,1 ll......I 1 I 1 1'. *. i - 1 ir,* Tt111*— oniirr ri, ..«ri. of Mi-.g- \Y li-lman a | . n « i , l ' i , i |. ' ' * r■I■I n I .1 t i e '.«.*> ’ -ll i B f* ,1 I'),, g ì , . > lio-t ni (ouri'i.-t mi TI « t !., t 1 I 11,1* I 1*1*1 I g r e e t e r Voluti and Chr ■•toplier. Miss llitrri» Mr gl ifol ! i■111»w I, i a t hre ■mini 'nr « ti a t l l o t l l - t Mi I bill -Oppile«I w( t. >.i l l ' l l b i t e ' (or little unis gioia lo a lo lui«' as W ell 11 n any l i m e si t i e* * imme^iwkcr- who wiii soon he com­ w ..t I f t b u n at and Mr . Itrownlee ami Mr- Died flood of last year. Potatoes on low ing over il into Florida are lari.uly I"Hi* tin* various poniti'«!«* opeii/'d up by UJ »1 u »t ut e norme «rifh bad a glorious timo al Wooil- as tlie big »ties ’- They do. the creation of the new counly. iML't .will b** likely interested m agricultural mattoni author of the statement is more than Und Park last Saturday. Four or Already ntnhitim, politician* :* re Is * videnci «1 Hy th und while (h** route conti* tup!» led a philosopher lie's a sure aim was reported lied full but w :: carry* I n »Ut«« and a Launrh ronvcyed igmly mg their w llicgne-« to serve <;•* •rt »r • t«■ *xr«i t Ii*—« - It o 111«1 run t*> Jackson xtlh* from i i ve ll m u « ti **f I ‘ « vv . I * r w ' ; 1 h b -l t M l,* « 1 tb» lively yimngsters, who ma de io 'riith bili«*: *! ............ i ■i t r h.t:d i I I. I*, h tu r » ii i-mt r tin . e w t o m , til*, t i n n u ll' *» the * T;i t . I he f, tin r** > . I ............ . ■ ■ * nurh none as a (ìutling gun. The M osquiti«' i i , i In • r i / i i «.. r .1 1h. r i b p , ii,. 1 ! ••1 : bill |. i •*(.' « mu — ••itt Ii l,\ «ay i»,tm ba- , i III«* p e r l e « 1 1 *. b. . *| r* j*. .1 . * *.«i tt » . « , n o t t h o u h i day «a» lii.uitiful and thè boy s and ‘’l " ' ' , , r l"-’ ' , .1 >. - t . « M l - ’ M ««n I , ;*r««t* t. a I n n mp. «!* • omn ,i. *-y illt 1>■ la. • I w i . ‘ d 11 L u k e • lu* « y *.»im I, - f • u i l u t • l u n g tiri* of thè Tight agi* tri gel thè ut goo<l llieu hai« I l..l| t M , .It . . . . t .d a * •n. ii i t 1>. I*. .1 Y C i* i • r 1 I i««'h , t»u i 1 1 . ®<ut p l e a - u T i* o u t o f I l o * p o o l . m d 1 ’ h e t r ti«ln ii«I„ * i.. I.« i i,.. 11„ -■ I-. •* : + , *. I ,.., f k u t « ,(.* tnl bit. 1 B Ho*« .1 ttnmett.it ■ Mr Christopher rod«* , f i . * .« 1. - i..*r - «•il *. . . i I.'-, ol I i -it * t t . ,. «; .*»in t In r. to * m ir -mid« t « \.*c: ••.... w b » Ii I t «■. i ■ » mi j t belli Urn*•aril * mmt> tb* birr* I longer than atiyoto* ha*u . It ha * b e e n : *• c M .. I l i e d . ! tin* Itirkb in tin* p..* .. n «f t I n* • 1 a*l . **. . ii *• - «. ,;.«« n tin* * It i' ni-«* un l'uri 1 t* and heultbv gesture I , ' ! a l i v e l>i II ■ r« * m g I t r o w Ih. donr to far He »ay» he is going to imn li.id *nri-ii|i‘r„l«b* . V« il« m e n t 11 - 'hi* ap| •r* («ri i hi .* t " h . * 1 1 in** . r«l «••i i . i t x « m t o f a ( «ar t ««( D » ..;•«* I«> M . nu *tn that hat lung suit. Others have lier-Lumi tin* little f e l l o w * a t t e n d e d U, ' lit **vrrs* *.f 1 , e i n •■•i -» n i t inw i t h M, . s i l v«* . Tilt t ' Ul U' l l . t Ja ck so n ' best Títere shi'uWi t * »1 r r m Ar­ church Sunday in wtu pi.aaed by the ; cnaty; last 1 r.^ ••id ihiit ln*fore. Saturday a launch tilirdmifir mat menu nee of I w»tï. i a n d with lliu suvm kings. Tins is tin; *id *his ri mi They sampled day afternoon, having passe«’ the cadis to Fort M' « puty. catne in the morning und houses of worship, tin* «elioni, aqd tili.« year when tile u»ui 1 1 y early fur l.irpon ai:*l spnrt*would cover all high w * y the rr**sj fluid ami they h o u s e several il*iys previously. Only itiyed all day. The party consisted the preacher's life tncii are according ly milch enthused lull appeared the joint edtieutlona! the signature of the Governor i* now tin* important farmin'* and Í uit tapped the enpilliuries of the »oof ifr. und Mrs. Iloolihan. Mrs. committee* of the legislature jour­ i —— necessary for the bill to become a seel ion* «*( (in* Mi*.« Hynes, Miss Noel, Miss Mncy, Mrs. prano*soloist and found mnrp food ney« «I to Mudi-um tm an investiga­ There is every indieariuu tluit in the nape id infant's nl*cks Sure­ Ai Gainesville a* a junction there iliiw Titerj* 'nome opposition Klnt . Clarence and Martin Temple better marketing methods will tin* tion trip. The result of tins trip is j from tin* resulenls «»f n-rts.il m-cI ioiis are three other i.nporL.at .»ad» run­ ly they hit one and all alike. Method *nd a number of children. In the year result in the potato growers <d the bills now pending of tin* new county, but its forma tin'll ning to the east coast, and at Brooks »fUrnoon the crowd fairly swarmed ist, Presbyterian. Catholic and KpisSt Johns county realizing better re­ Today a representative of this was generally fuvtired and tin* n|ipo- ville three important roads to T ar­ I»- Four launches, a lot of nutos cojialian all were victims of the turns upon their crop. The growers paper, asked tin* Governor "Whut sitnui failed to develo)* jm y consid­ pon Sjirtng*. Tampa and St. Peters­ »nd other conveyances piled in in annoying pests, who have overrun are working together quite well ami wilt he your attitude toward the burg, and at Lakeland tin* great erable strength Vdck succession and the pool w-as Jackson' since it became warm. But hy so doing avoid glutting any par­ two lulls pending for the establishthen, there are worse things than Fort Lauderdale i* specified as i-rnss highway from Daytona to* JJrtn ftjletj with a lively lot. Next ticular market so that there is no n’.mil of a girls' imlustriul school t()|. rmln!y Ull,| „„ receiving Tampa will int«*resect it. und all thu Thnrsdsy promises to lie a record mosquito bite» there ure coal hill*. reason permitu*«l to exist (or a re­ ami a i m r m . i l sellimi at Madison WeR, life is "just one damn thing new« gf the piis«age of the lull that central cities will eonneet with each wttker, judging from the number duction lit prtc«*si I recomtnemled in ttiy me^sag** after another" anyway Jackson "So anybody cun go any­ tlun went wdd with enthusiasm und other. ®f demands made lately for re-open1 : 1 tiie establishment of an industriai a big demonstration was given. where.” “ I the path Thursdays. The Eagles Mich. Patriot, A new aeronautic rlass of of­ se linoi f»r girl», and if thè Madison talking about another picnic at Mrnwunl county, according t«* the The |)ixn* people will make u Will Sell Maxwell» ficers and men of the navy desiring jiropoHition is m propor slittp** t Iti» Woodland I’urk soon. They onterlull is JH miles from north to south great jniftiuki* if they carry it only Mr. S. H. Kelly, traveling sales-1 to take up that work will be sent to tini** 1 export thnt il will meet witb •*io*d about LJOO people there last boundary, and 55 miles from east to Jacksonville and then on down mun for the Maxwell Motor Sales tbe station at Pensacola for instruc­ my approvai," said thè- Govornor ^t their big fUh fry and will no Corporation of Detroit. Mich., has to west boundaries, extending* from the Fast ( ’oast to Miami directly tion hy the government within a few in rejdy. *>»ve a big thing again. just below Boca RuIoqo to if point south. been In the city for the last two days. In additimi to thè industriai «elioni one-half’ lAile north of Ojus. Seven • Woodsman, Everybody interested In central weeks demonstrating the Maxwell Ad­ for girls unti u normal srhnol at Madt t t towns are in<-luded in the new coun­ and western Floridn’» property 1D16 automobiles. During this time San Antonio, a town of less than iion, thè Imys' industriai sehool will ty, not all of which are incurjiornted ir should get busy and write to tho he has sold -three of these wonderful four hundred population, has let he re-established al Marianna. Tiie Tke " ( horolatr Soldier’ - Hallandale, Dania, Furl Lauder­ two commissioner«, Mr, G. W. The young men of the St. An- little cars through their local agency, the contract for a mile of sidewalks. eduactional commUtees of liolh dale, Progresso, Colahntchce, DDeerBaxon. at Tallahassee, and S. A. the Sanford Cyrle Agency of this • w " r°Therhood" hovo secured an Already of half of this amount has housts uro working hard (or thè ostali tlelil and Pompano. Tbe assessed Belcher, at Miami, and urge them city, the purchasers being Mr. James lishrmrit of all three «chuo's, and it valuation of the property included In flvp reeU tho "C h o cbeen completed. , 2 2 ? Joldler’’ for the Parish' House. Hickson of Celery avenue, Mr. now look» as if thè bills will meet in thi* district is 12.600,000, and be­ to investigate hy a personal visit t t l to this region and to realize the Ad­ Lymnn of Altamonti*, Mr. T. W. Saturday evening. This light Braxton Beachain of- Orlando has fa vera i>l e consideratimi at this «es­ tween 7,000 nnd 8,000 people Jivo in vantages of the proposed route be­ These ears are let the contract for the erection of a simi. r* “ * mMt with great enthusi- Rocket, Mt. Dorn. it. it is estimated fore they make their r«‘p«irt htmoming quite popular. colonial mansion on the site of his Florida i« gradualiy C o r n i n g t«> ih** hxv ^ ^ or*t d»y* The boys No time i*houl<| he lo'l a* they Orange »venue residence. \ m.v* * " ° 8°tten special music to go Mr ami Mrs. Fred Waise mun left front in edurationnl metter' Th** Improvements at Parish House meet to close tin* matter to about s t a t e n o w houKls of m o r e a c c r e d i t e d last n i g h t fur • p o i n t s in Virginia u M ^ ’’a * double trent A compense nre will he added to V 1 ! : ten day«. high school«, whose certificates art* where Mr Wal«eman will lonk after H. B. Coney now* lias a Ford car tbe violin fl P* M° n Wil1 ,M iit with the Parish House movie equipment this week. Tiiis will allow brighter thnt, will be equipped with u double recognized in any college or univer­ the refrigerator car business. Tho Panama Pictures pictures to be shown and it is hoped deck arrangement for carrying ,Elder sity in the country without further Walscrnuns are Sanford residents For the service at Holy Croas Saüí.f D* v^e* *»■ In the d t y last thnt a large crowd will attend tho Springs Aater to OHando and San­ preparation than an/ other state in now and expect to move into their beautiful bungAlow on Mugnolia the south. church this Wednesday night at ford for the thirsty. Daily trips ***• ,h»Wng hands with hi» "Chocolate Soldier” m?xt Saturday when they return hoxt winter. Their 7:30 the subject will be thu Chursh’s will bo made and the water will be evening. The movie show is a Ikrge HtU'F u nd! : H® U now IncaUd in Senator Hudson has introduced in many friends were loath to see them Missionary Work in Panama. he i t u ’ ,Geort i»* but state« th at enterprise for the Brotherhood boys, delivered to the door. Tbe Elder Incidentally many beautiful pic». *n Sanford again ere lone and It la hoped that they will re­ Spring» water has been pronounced tho sénats a bill to provide for the depart but happy to know that San^ f o r d lo o £ b T t e ^ :: than ceive public aupport and encourage- the best in the country snd the sale compensation of bond trustees, since ford will claim them again in the tures will be shown of the Isthmus it is contended that when the law is falL will be enormous. \ and the Panama Canal. - #3r « b e r plice in lh# |outh> t ment. 1 •^ . • « IL * ** i - * » • x- {j Not only Seminole county but Sanford city ¡» receiving (publicity ¡0 account of the large aniount of r. paving being done at tbe presant time. Heccntty the city council lattlting to tho request of tho prop­ erty owners on Magnolia avenue from 7th street to 10th decided to kridt that thoroughfare and the aork «ill start this week. Last night a petition of the propKty ^owners -on Sanford Heights . for s brick road from Tenth street to Hughey avenue and from Pork to Sanford on Hughey was presented 'and although the city treasury is O n M o n t e r e y 11:i >. fifty f our s m a l l I dly depleted the members of the I boats were piled up on the beach. city council were anxious to-ijo sntn*Record breaking «old weather fol thini fur the people who have been lowed the storm. paying city taxes on suburban prop­ Orchards in California and Oregon erty snd decided that the petition suffered. In eastern Washington, would be acted upon. An ordinance hating already been drawn it was Idaho and Montana tire temperature placed upon its first reading'and at fell twenty-five degrees in twelve the request of Alderman Dingee was hours In I .os Atigelcs II i|egrc«'s was read the second and third times and registered at ii a m today, th«* became a law. mildest since I'Hto The operation of the ordinance i* mailt- coniingvnt u p o n t h e a b i l i t y Michigan Mosquitoes Fierre of the property owners ulotig the Had you ever noti« « «i how thick' 1 route raising some of the rasli at ! the mosquitoes are the past «lay «ir once to defray the expenses of tile two.' brick unit freight hut tills will he Y ou had' Well here’s some in­ done,and Sanford Heights will aoon side information ” They are not |. have a good brick paved streel all thick at all They .«r« thin Seri the way to Sanford avenue. ously I hey are thin enough lo «rawl Paving bnrk is much cheaper now through the iticshos of the screens than it has been in some time and That's what a student of nature the city council will pave as many claims, anyway in explanation of »trecLs a- they can with the money th** detestable ahufotance «»f Ml«' oa hand or that rail he raised The . . . uui toes in all sections of .la« ksuti ptopert> owners who want paved! ; during.-Un* (rast day or tu». stmts jin- willing to nssM nnd in Nearly everywhere Olle goes one this mann* r the roads can he finishhears about mosquitoes Since Sun­ *d. day morning when it warmed up the The work on Sanford 11<•>g*l«t- will they have been thicker than t he pro not he started before August or vcrhiul Ileus on the hack of the ni'g September hut it will be rione and lei led «log Now ihis warm wealh the giwiil people out there are re ju n ­ I*r. SO tile natures student argues, to* over their good fortune. lias brought forth a new and slender i NO. 7.1 — �MAY 4, 191 THE flANFORD HERALD PAGE TWO 1 other moan« can tho greatest result« Then the statement is made that Reply to Pearson's Letter bo obtained. Hut when such or­ their methods are always peaceable, Editor Hcruld: ganization seeks to hecomo a mo­ Mr. Pearson Bays he did not in­ that there is no record of any strikes nopoly and deprive others of their tend to publish, any of tho "inside among tho building trades unions of rights, or uses under procure or co­ Sanford. Why no strike? Several workings'* o f-trade unions A V o has ercion to force' thorn into member­ times tho carpehtcrs* union has not done so, nor need he, as far us ship 1n order to retain such rights, it notified the contractors that on or the local situation is concerned, idr become« nnnrchy and I um unalter­ a very superficial survey of the out­ after such and such a date ,thoy ably opposed to it. • ■ side evidences oi the "inside work­ would refuse to handle Myy work When a plague infects a ‘flock, the ings" is sufficient for nnyono to diag­ made by myself momihailK non­ wise herder r e m o v e s ihe stricken union work , Whs*no »nritwr nose the case at onrti,- The illy con­ ones in stead'of allowing them tot re­ Learning in each cusff that the \»ncealed griping» and groaning», ac­ main with the flock and corrupt the tractora would not accede to their companied by pitiful contortions whole. Ju st ho I claim thi.t the demands, at the last moment they and frequent eruptions M fetid at­ local carpenter»* union is largely in mosphere all point to the same cause. would call a special meeting and re­ control of a corrupt and mechanic­ scind the action the ring in con­ For treatment see n veterinarian. ally inefficient ring which has Now. if it were conceivable that trol not Slaving the necessary back­ brought tho entire membership into bone to hack up their demands. ¡thy other organization could pos­ disrepute and that he who exposes sibly stoop to so low a level as that They would " e a t . father than this condition, and seeke-tr» eliminate take chanres ofhaving . nothing to of the local carpenters’ union in it in a~ -better friend of- tn;desuniotiseeking to deprive me of my Onri* eat, — Possibly xre~xrHP-*» F •more - o f ism thnn he x^ho defend» or seeks given and constitutional rights by their pwiceahle methods in the near to cover it lip. Let the slogan the "despicable methods employed future. be “ Every union man a enrpenter” Mr. Pearson charges me with by them, you can just b a n k ’ on it instead of “ Every carpenter a union th at Mr. Price would have the au­ "insinuating" that non-union labor man.“ is* honest, etc., and union labor tho dacity to ask them questions and The assumption of Mr. Pearson would not stop with asking .ques­ reverse. Right here I want to say and his associates, that I would tions either. Get th at? It's useless distinctly that I do not use insin­ doubtless have opposed the union to plead not guilty— thoro Is an in­ uations. When I have anything to of the thirteen original colonies is fallible test set forth by St. M at­ say, 1 am man enough to say it best answered by a little personul thew nearly two thpusand years ago. plainly. Only cowards use insinua­ history. My father gave four year» " B y their fruits ye shall know them" tions, lacking the courage to face of his life in defense of that union and St. Paul givea a ]ong list of the responsibilities for their infer­ I have always contended and carried tho scars to his grave. these fruits. Here are a few of them ences. I Also seriously injured my health which ae$m to fit the present case:' that membership in any organisa­ in carrying the gospel of liberty to " B e in g filled with all unrighteous­ tion did not necessarily alter his our oppressed brothers in Cuba, ness, • covetousness, maliciousness; character or ability in any way, Now, where was Mr. Pearson and full of envy, debate, dyceit, malig­ It is merely a matter of choice with each individual and should never be his patriotic hunch at that time? nity; whisperers, backbiters, boast­ Why were they not ¿gh ting for their ers, inventors ol evil things, without used ajuO’ condition of employment. beloved union7 I can tell you why? understanding, implacable, unmer­ Furthermore, it was Mr. Pearson’s ciful, e t c ," In fino with this, Mr. ad which was nothing but insinua­ Pearson says in his poster!pt, "All tion», which led to tin* present dis­ the world's greatest public dis­ cussion. turbers have been diseased." As Really. Mr. Pearson, I do not practically ull the world's labor know whe.re you got the idea that troubles have been caused by o r -' I hud a trap set for you I did have ' gunizvd labor {strikes, boycotts, dy­ a trap set out home, hut not f o r 1 namiting, riots, els.) necessarily it you. It was for n four legged skunk efficient." They have— a working follown that they are diseased. and I got him, too. As to'your de­ card. I nm indeed glad to say that I nial of the use of the boycott, I i bnvn been a resident of Sanford cannot give the names of the five wish to assert that the principal of for six years and during all that men desired by Mr. Pearson. See the boycott Is still a very potential time have been subjected to the in­ weapon in the hands of organized reason in next paragraph) Without saying anything dispar­ The first and second question» labor. Its direct use has been, de­ aging as to Mr. Pearson’s reputa­ sults and 'annoyances of the gang wore asked simply to fend up to |clared illegal; its direct use ns ‘ a tion ax a carpenter, he has certainly who have dominated the carpenter»' •? ) agreement" is still missed his calling those following and while I do not gentlemen's His facility in union, because 1 would rot become As you profess dodging entitles him to a position one of them and endorse their entirely agree with the answers given very apparent. It has been the custom, ignorance on this point you are re­ in a side show dodging baseball» methods. will not discus*», them at present, among intelligent people to honor ferred to the records of the recent also passing over the first half of The word ".scab" is a very popular those who have served their coun­ cases of the Danbury hatters and the third with the observation that and choice epithet used by union while wages are now higher than the Ilurk Stove A Range t'o., and labor in referring to their opponents, try. For six years this organization ever before, expressed in dollars anil In connection with tho latter, the and as they have often applied it to has been continually and assiduously , d nts the purchasing power of a contempt case of Mr. Oornpers. who me not openly it i* entirely right seeking to find some flaw in my rec­ was convicted and escaped punish­ that they he requested as to its ord or character whereby they might d y's wages is probably lower. "T h in g s are not what they seem." ment only by legal technicalities. meaning. He also evaded the "float­ drag me down. They have utterly failed, and ut hist in sheer exas­ er" inquiry. Then Mr. Pearson seeks to put hi.» peration they vent their spleen nnd organisation on record as endorsing inadvertently expose their real char­ the principles of organized labor as acters to the public, by an incon-J set forth in my last article. These ceivubly despicable attack on n ! principles are fundamentally op­ fellow being because he suffered in posed to trades unionism and are the service of his country! Let tiie people judge.» absolutely impossible under their Very truly yopra, constitution and by law», and any \V. S. Price. assertion a« to the contrary 1» a de­ liberate lie, told to deceive people who are unacquainted with the P ti facts. • H i. M We all understand the minimum wage idea, and admit l hut any em­ ployer has the privilege to pay us much more ns he please. But sortie Tickets on Sale May 29th to June 2nd, ■if u» also know t h a t t h e m i n i m u m All W ork R e c e iv e s My I'ern en n I me., limited to June 10th. Extension and wage i» set so much higher t h a n thu stop-over privileges. For minimum ability of t h e membership Attention And B e s t Efforts ratea, schedules, rescrto earn It that it 1» seldom exceeded Telephone No 25 valions, etc, call on /< & /' Therefore 1 claim that it is prac­ Opposite City Hat* tically a uniform scale. G. W. CIUM i . í í L A t f f i c f As Mr. Pearson has misrepresent­ M A K E YOUR OW N |lyV(ÔAST ed my position on organization, it AGENT may he well to let the people know \ P A IN T ju»t where I stand I am heartily in I vou wm s*. favor of legitimate organization and I £ 50 cls. TER (./) cooperation of all kinds, labor, reS T A N D A R D R A IL R O A D O F THE SO U TH l i t h i s is h o i « . June ilLYOUR Wife Take M oney ? Ned W am er’s wouldn't, didn’t know why. 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PEE GEE FLATKOATT has all th ese dcilrahle qualities, nnd for this reason It is eitenalvely used In hundreds of .Public nnd Private Institutions, Schools, Churches, Office Buildings, Tiicutres, and modern Homes—successfully replacing wall paper, knl•omine, and o th er unsanitary material. » PP.F.GEE FLATKOATT com es In 24 soft, deep, velvety colors,and can be easily cleaned with a moist sponge. I t retalh s Its color Bnd beauty f or years, and saves the cost of frequen t redecorating. * E X P E R T DECORATORS RENDER FREE SERVIC E . W ftta FR A SLEE-O A U LO ER T CO.. Incorporated, LouUvlU*. K tn 'u ck y —(M r Decorating Department wilt »ladly »utmiti to you puns and practical luge ration* foe walls sod call!net. IL L U S T R A T E D n e x C k ir ' r n c * C S a n fo r d C o c a -C o la B o ttlin g C o m p a n y “ T H E MODERN M ETH O D O F FIN ISH IN G W A L L S " Contain# baauUful l l l u t l r a l i o n t , plana, ta il color card. ■viti PHONE ATLANTIC COAST LINE TRAINS B o ttles 21 Northbound Arrive Leave No. 8 2 . . . .1:18 A. M........ 1:33 A. M. No. B l . . . 10:45 A. M ... .11:05 A. M. No. 8 0 ,... .3:26 P. M........3:46 P. M. Sole Agents for Ctw.xsGL MINERAL WAT EK Southbound No. 83. .. .2:06 A. M.........2:16 A. M. No. 8 9 . . . .2:10 P. M.........2:30 P. M. No. 85. .. .5:44 P. M......... 6:04 P. M. t * . -^»1 | , Vf«*at± ... , Oviedo No. 126— A rriv e........... . ,9:30 A. M. No. 127— L eav e.. . .. .. .,4 :0 0 P. M. L IV E R Y , S A L E S A N D No. No. No. No. 21—Arrive . . . . . . . .10:55 A. M. 24—L e a v e . ............. 5:58 P. M. 168—A rrive............ .5:20 P. M. 167—-Leave..............................6:36 A..M. No. 25—Arrive .............’. .1:00 P. M. No. 24—L e a v e . .2:26 P. M. Clyde Lina Deals FEED STAPLE C o r n e r P a r k A v e n u e an d S e c o n d S tr e e t * Leesburg Trilby GEO. H. FERNALD HDW. CO * C O N T R A C T O R S F O R A L L K IN D S O F H E A V Y H A U L IN G L arg o supply o f H o rse s, Mulo.s W ag o n s and H a rn e s s a l w a y s on hand F o r S a lò o r E x c h a n g o B la o k sm lth ln i and W ago n R e p a irin g In c o n n e c t io n /(§1, J f l u Rlftf) Arrive 10:00A.M. Leave 11:30A.M. Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays Herald W ant Ads Will Bring Results �- i - mat •K «.W 4. 1*18 rb*. u L( Talks on "J 1'~A' DOUBLE B N n w « Sr»>fc»*»l L IV E S O F MANY YORK Q I R L 0 . NEW .t . . . . u » wiuu* Of n « ‘ rt»om« hour* Which whlom tho ro»« of enjoyment adorn*; .. . .. . , AS* «ha heart t h a t 1* aooneat awa k* to lha flow er*. , *i«v*y* th* first to be touched by the U .thorn* How truly U h u been sold that ,oa b*U of tho WOfid know« not how the other halt lives. Thoao who hato pitied tho poor littlo milli­ ner, the type­ writer, and shop* g irl, troubling over how dark and d e s o l a t e ■their lives were, might open their eyca wide with surprise to Qnd how m a n y of them wrest pleas­ ure from evoji so dreary an exist­ ence as is theirs. They read few papers, yet they are abreast with Ibo current events of tho day. They arc far removed socially from people of wealth and luxury. They can un­ fold, however, an Intimate knowledge of them that Is marvelous. Beforebind, they are side to whisper when * love match Is about to blossom Into an engagement They see tho bcgln•o|Bg and growth of affairs that end I i o icandals. L * Watching these women ami their Ideal lives, as It seomB, Is the ono Joy of theso girls. The manner in which they touch elbows with theso rich women Is somewhat unique. Dur­ ing the day. these young women work at their allotted tasks, ns though life c o n t a in e d nothing «Iso for them When tho closing hour comes they .. __________________ .............................................. „ hurry eagerly from their labor» to their lonely hall bedrooms, blithe ns •the birds that twitter outside their windows. Usually two young women *h»re lheir room together. They are in cramped quarters; must take turns In cooking their frugal suppers over the nil stove. If there are pleasures ahrad they don’t mind the hardships Girl* are clever with their Angers, and help one nnother to fashion simply cut of odds and ends their evening .jowna that would Vie with u million »Ire's wife's sumptuouH robe, and not look out of place by comparison rvnrnlng their evening gowns, throwing -carls round their shoulders thi gir,» scurry eagerly forth To the ■cheap picture shows for an evening's amusement ’ Oh. no A dark »klrt arm plain shirtwaist would answer for going (here; their at tiro would mol be closely-observed On past (he morlTig picture places they go. tho If -dcttinatlon being one of the grand hotel, Tim drawing room and let* ,‘blc* ar,. f r e e to nil r’ t l e s t r w h o to o k to ih>- " .uno r horn The* loiter m i)i< bcatitif il lobbv for a white hilling orf the rich ill*aus they ntp no near the farorlte of fortuiuB they could reach forth their hands and touch their robe*. They drink In their flouting bit« of conversations; feast their eyes on tliHr dazzling p m i , Inhale the exotic perfume from the rare (lowers they wear l.lko the fnbh-d Cinder«11» of li'gend, these girls seemingly »re trail-ported Into a different world The drrait tiotl bedroom fades away fmm thi ir memories. In it» place *re marble halls, strains of sweetest crchcMra music. The rich and the great ebb to and tro past thorn. . They secure scuts In the magnificent dlnluc room. To be lure it in an obscure corner; sllll *r~ psrt of that rlClTMtlTChif. *Uis girl* ordor rolls and milk. Evesing 1» spent atnldsl surroundings of ^rlsht Untiln, flowers, gayety, happy Uughicr. and all that mak» s'lifo one |r*nd *»eet sons When It Is over they slip out. unobserved. retracItiR *h*ir iteta homeward, eagerly Chat0T,(‘r all they liavc seen and ^•rd Ttiev n.ake the rounds of tho hotels and restaurants Man*l*ra km,w them: tlip>* are unobstni,«»«. quiet gift* L bus IIjt they aro T * tu them a tab to. but tell m-Tt*® th»l, tables nr« nil engaged fur entire evenltif, Their expenses ^Kb- They reserve tables for hokc who spend money-fiencrously. ' l0eg 1101 ta *<0 l°n* niakn the oundi; while It laata these pretty. jWoccnt girls have their fling In lend* * d2i>bl0 lUo. as It we ret " They *n ibrrounded by hArdshlps In day <hn# *nd luxury by night. ,F A CHILD DIND& THEM. th* homes where the light ha* hM sw»r 4/ 1V, .. .‘""v rfn, "4l *IOW glow** In youthful heart*. •ïxk» VMri* ï 11 whlu y0“ W*»l L*t w l Mhon,a * howsr of flower*. 4.^7 Diocvm ther* through chlMhood hour*. Wty th* chttd of divided heart*. Tira chain of lova I« no ntrongcr Í *0 111 »«tkest link. The eouplo who 1T? made man wtr.. ^ .v . . ' to be litauo man aand na l a 00W u nicr,t®nd they art* leav* tile old life th*m and nnd eft«n. life behind behind them ttrlng * new world, as It were. Aftçr neither tho husband nor tho £(¡*»->5 1 1 . •LL* *. • PAGE THREE I 4P 191*. ir d» T H F 9 VNFORI) HERALD ----------------- -i fLr. * ' FT' ¡ il' - ; wife can do absolutely ns ho or she wills,—thero Is another to consult, advise with and please. Tho trouble Is, many a married couple wake up to tho fact too late. Tho husband who has always had his own way does not take kindly to boUig dictated to by a woman. Ills moth­ er always gave him, bis turn way; ho expects his Wife to do likewise The spirited young wife who ban boon petted, spoiled umt coddled by her family Is quite as determined that she must bo the ruling spirit of tho house­ hold. Slight disagreements end all too soon 111 open quarrels. 1 his Is hail enough If there are no little ones, but If then; 1s a child look­ ing on with frightened eyes and huted breath, parent» should never utter tho ibUtcr ^ o rd a that uac. tu their Upa. UDcODBcl uusl y^**ei i - trr its uarllcat years, the child will take sides with one or tho other. The scene will bo engraved upon Its memory while life lasts. Frequent quarrels of parents, lead to estrangements and contemplation of divorce. Ere parents should take that extreme measure, they should give a thought to the innocent child whoso future they would deliberately wreck hy such a course. When the dovecote has once been desecrated, the fledglings have no heart to return, there again. Where thero 1b a child to bind them, a husband and wlfo should make cyery sacrifice In keep­ ing back their resentment and dlfllcultics for the sake of tho little life that would not have looked out wistfully In this cold and bitter world had It not boon for them. Parents owe It to their children to make a home for them and to cause happiness to reign within Its walls. Tho wife who speaks slightly of her husband before her children makes a fatal mistake Tho husband who speaks nnverliigly to hls wife with the children looking on paves tho way to be slighted himself by them when he Is old. Futher may endeavor to Influcnco them that mother’s in tho wrong. Hut In tho calm judgment of after years their hearts will turn to her, as tho sunflower turns to the sun. Chlldren should hind husbnnd and wife In love and peace till death do them part IF HIS LIFE WEHE AN OPEN BOOK. Ha*. kvJpv«* not for th- dead nl.mr, W I ikn .. »"Mg •tnry. W«**|i The A fe w Atu! A h if, But tin » t " M Ib rir l i c a f f it r .h I fur Un« viiii'*' IV ho tin vi* k n o w n e r o s i w i t h o u t th«« c r o w n o f »{lory ! c a n to u c h th** truuclc « t r t n j î Yiolpy l ' u t fit« l.t tJl-Mitl it* w i n I h* in . t u t thon»* i hai n e v e r Min«, til»* w i t h a ll U n i r mu*)« in ih er n * W -H -W N -tf 1 Making the-Little fi- F a r m a n d Farm Pay uG aa rr ud e un ;• i <#-r* Orange ant! Seminole Counties. IPrrparrv] by I h o U n i t e d . S lu ice m ent o f a g r ic u lt u r e | -t- d ep art­ None of uur native birds so much concerns the average (urflief oF tlie eastern states as the common crow Many of our present criticism» of this bird, aTWpiilllug sprouting corn, feedlag oti rlpenlug cara. dninnglng fruii* of varimi» Unii», desi rot iti« pvulltry and wild blnls and disseminatiti« diacasca of live Block, tvere common cotti* pinlnt» In ilio day» of Mie carly colo ti Ut a. Many of thè virine» of thè erow. now qidtc "generally recognixcd. m tt. hut rtnnvork must not UvaUnwod to lieeomc urtidgery. A milk or batter bus i ne s s rvqtilrm paltutaklng eflort s e m i ilnys In thè week. and all Umiligli thè yenr. Siili, a f nr m i» uot a farm ultimili cow». and thè pruper thlng ls to divide Mie Work fntrly ami ki vp a s ma ny an i ma In a» cuti he fisi W illia m :< uh> m uch » tru lli un th è re Bouree» o f thè pinot. * A placo of leu or ivvonty nere* shuttld bave a »Ilo. and u h m thè lami nmouiit» to ttilrty aerea or inoro (Itero mny Ih* ’ A :- » v- \ C. W. GOODRICH, Manager. YODR OPPORTUNITY High Grade Guaranteed Auto« $ 2 0 0 . 0 0 to $ 8 9 5 . 0 0 ON EASY PAYMENTS por esulo« *nd Information wrllB ilJTOTRADINGCO., Ine., Pilliburgb, Pt. or eoa*uJt your loca] dealer* G. B. POPE, Agent PAY AS YOU ;7ìD W . J . T H IG P E N & C O M P A N Y A G EN T8 r r*, T General F ire OIII n Insurance with HOLDEN R I A L ESTATE CO. Florida Sanf ord. .inwufsi.miisiiwiT.smutiiaizmsiiuaiZtsiiajsm^mmuaiifsnrtnanmtrju j íííh íj íü NOVELTY PLANT Ml I,I,WORK OK ALL DESCRIPTIONS T i n : COMMON CHOW slid M il it i« Iti ili«« liM ÎIvlilim l xhhr«M l. i lu* vv«krk **f p e .il» til l tile in ule *r«»u lin*-*«* u be llS f- up u|» i l l . * « MJ*« I-» In Mie oilur animal food of ihc crow .in* »••«crii llcmu of Mil* niliniut ,»nii >imc i*ti i .1iri .1ii< *• Spiders are taken ■it inn»ld**ltilde ininibcr» In May ami lino lait llic «.ui)* total I» a lililíi j . c m 1.1 ili,. I ihhI In earl* »[•ring *ia*vii»li it*’ eagerly »oiigld.and ••Mu i ni|M.iih‘ lu"d 11» b»li and iindliirk» of I l ie I he Iw n uf tii(C[ieus m I n * lu lx t - d lilg lic -l lu. I be n ie lli I Top cl.<o||ly ! !.. I »* . f* e d .nul ge t» oil flniu th e » talk» i- well 11 I » il II c * . e l r i l l f e e d ...« II*. I M m .,11 f . i r n i - 1ii ii -1[ 11m l 1DI t ». ¿i» » K ilgore ■■a,i!*i f ( «*;a í Iit'9«* u n « * M«hi i ¿ ; B I it • B B it pmiIh form !*<• |»**r i(iiln*«l. a \ v i*n It» A l i i »Ult O l l i . * ill ol’ it ftvlil o Ire»li­ p • d i' ne«.» t o t h e n p | i e r . ’ n n c e o l y o u i h o m e . W e s e ll t h e Io- t » e r e . ii w i l e , d o o r s m i l l •tobt« c o o f •!•«*. v* i h » p i m p l u n g e » , s c r e w s , > k .. Cil i * e» w i m i i j *r* *| •«*r : Lin-1 • f i -it in* of il |0 " J*- Jrr Ut* Olit i l è i * B U IO H *1 | l “ t' I l i v 1.*1 1 - 11i 1 * • at M l, V. t V | M -H.il« «* '*( wI J t J ‘ .« Il B r IJ «*i l i t » *1«I 1 hi v h f«*r lin«»** i «mi -* « ll III I l i • 1 '. 1 l.t b * 1 , u 1f, II I* II 11 Geo. H. Fernald Hardware t* <•> Company ili» , ■1li«i a» ... * wB'«,k * *»« u * 1.‘ • l'I •' fi* h It B M I t i t i 51 1» t t.f L• lo! * 'N • « 'fil m | i : «* «if | I I I 1 5 Mil, fo r n llp p it u ie n lllig "iiiiliile iiliy n u l . -ss o n l y lb , l i t . ni .1 po»t .o n 111, -tv L iu iiu ^ o » m a ll iiin o u iit f.e »l 1» ie»|iiir»»l invile crups » o p p io ' ve irv -rttn« ■ u r n c n > ‘ > ill t . • * 1! •«,* . I e . 1 1 » II l e la lid 1» l l i . 1 i-r I l i a n - 111 I. t■ lid li-.-d m oke even Ml f b Mi o f 111d m i l k I " Ha’ •f • - • friii***- I U 'I pouring in through «>!d, lorn !• » h; t imi ber» her most of >l'i * 1,1rk dtiring t lie ummer, and »he wi)[ ■t II *. tli* In |M*r <*••!»I I« h n i n «I llhfi«H*«l m e n i :t e. \ 1 mir »if I lie f«*«il r«* ithi 'Pli»* «K h e r t ■w. fre h screens r.» o i l lu h e f irò U- .ill ill i ulul Jo d I le » H o i. t h e m it i n n r n i t }»>».»p u i u | i w It t i c t o r i m - r . t u n d arreen». » »a ti » t a l k « ■.f IB ». . - • v•• I S C om pany W h. n i " i i . v Olii L i n * ; h I r . I H n u i l H I r i » U i* îl i o tarn Seed . h.- 1» : . I» X (I ’ d i g . , o. Il t.-il |».d !.. «ti P E A P l a n t Ci t y , Fla. r % ‘ U I» Kl *.•*<’'! * oll ein« t loti timi «lu i •■a. n u i I n i . i l a » 111II tw I*;; M 1 \ «>1. 1 - t i n * » 1» 1»• U i l» Il »*( l i r r vv |ihi " .» i l. *« . ¿wnsrputvivt* m nppff AN i lie stmnlanl \:irieiifs iti »int’L. Will sell you one tjd.n t or uni- I'itrload. How many do you want and when» do \«Hi want them delivered? «» 11« I **•*1 ut > e • 'Mir« 111a . » W Il W II ««♦• I«’ 11 lu ti £ K slim ates Furn ished F ree Silag e In t.-i olid uii'iirp i»». >1 i ..i k. . pm. up : u. milk -iipply ..i pu-bmg licet pi.»lu ||.in iluiliig »iillituei ill.uiglit» VS 111' I- IS «• ll ill h »I u«f m*iii r P' "I f ai Kl«« «t \v fi» t. vvRU «it rendering an liu|,,ulaid wrviie In the u n n ici .o u th e 1 llllilehl Il w 11 .< „■1.1 III }Ü I ' ’ . i , » . » l i i n - 1.1111M. I1» . i.niidiim^ up** nr*l of tlfty gni»*liu|i|S’i» ni. ici um "iininon Thu* l u II» i It’ . 1* I* u t III-»» I f " * * d w ill «Mio h ln U Im p o r l a III i n n e r e in Tell I ' m W hat You W a u l C O I Mi ring »prlug und c a r i* mnniuei u n * fottìi of tli»ec| llfe »eetu» tu tiuike 11 ile»)rullìi’ Meni in li» d i c i , ami In w Itile» w Iteli h a r d pre»-ed l iot hiiig In lite ri ut ned or «egeinhie kt ngdi . in» whleti c on Min» i tuoi »ri of li 11■ri nielli I» m i » il n 8 S 5 vI t«vo uf them Mlglit lu ten acres id CNlftt i' 11 !l|í I Wi» 11» I»v ‘J> f •i*«il **Uiirv t»1.i n » Wt‘ are prepared to figure with you on all classes of LUMBER and MILLWORK for HOUSE, STORE or BARN. Framing, flooring, ceiling, siding, windows, doors, screens, blinds, mouldings, lattice, frames, boxes. P£îKts?if?ttftTB(7grp&fumTtu<*ivpirivtfr.*{ym*KTntî|ytsvrrr iva» formerty possi hi e. The ciò** i» l'rncrh’titly "iiinlvnriiii» soy g Ill» kl»l. illlll 1» - li..- I. . 1*111 • t i . p I . . . ill»»* >.f 111''»»* Mil ’ a g e » . * | l a e > \ in H ie »• i i e i a l o p i n i o n ol lair* farthci» In» |c 1 "W ' t lll 'M o ll p e l il.- [iroilti. pet a I n * Tea m ill ie id m ilk I d . Ill* I e 1 -.» ! li i a l l p a r t » »1 t h e I : i le d S l a t e » ** l i c f e 1 lie » I • • I 1.1» . . llic I| ' • g e n e r a l . 1 O III- ■ 1» 1 . a ii " 1 vinlln.ii. * >.a . prill* r. i » . i i |.il |..i -P a g e M il* II mM vv i I n Yellow Pine Lumber Co:, Kissimmee, Fla. ■liso b a v e Ih-cii mal t e r » o f reeortl fui m a n y y e n r » In l e e e n i lime». I n u v r v c r »•’lenitili »lini* of lh«-»t» prolilein». In cl mllng Mie e va ti i ln a t lo n of thè » toni a> h» uf liuttdre.l» o f ero*« » »eenretl In e ve ry monl h of t h è yc. tr und ni nl e l AN ISKUilKTH FAMILY Hilf »I LI» h F. I I il v (I rie' V o f eoudlltopH lui» eltilbU-d U» | M VIP4.lt OK lohn to r e n d e r a lunch f a l r e r «'ordivi Mitili i> pit.ilii'i iiii.ie 1 m llci l.il i" I lie .11 1b in ¡m v viiin r crop wliieli Min be grow 11 It 1» ( lend vaiiel.v In Mie e m w ’s MU of f a r e ' ttu'ie easily har*c»inl a n d r.*11 Into Mir Mn* y e a r n i o n i i d In file • ou»anipt|oii »1 Mian any <*l Mu* ln>* ernp» »iii'lj •if load», »alaimliah-r» f ro«» Mild some ae . hiv«r. **•*« |*ea» oi a l f a l f a I urilnrr Have Chickens Gome Sense? , , Miidíi s. whb li luget ber compirne a lit lb* Li"ie, corn make» an excelleiil quality In Farm gad Fireside, in ilio poub. ^ ............... v»arly foo.1. the of -l|nge. T i l e l e c n i h c » » I l l ’ll IIS v’liiliT try-raising depurtn.eni, a contributor (T(|W ,|„|tlK i,„rui. Small and alfalfa, are 'lable to ml uu1i*hs spe­ tolls U10 following storj about uu «I- j, n j||f(||||, ,MV„ rr,^ |n Mm sloimieh* col- cial care Is taken to pack the silage roden purlonpo with hls chickens: j’ ,,.,.„.,1 leelis! lJtvu|v ,.*.r* .mmtb. lau U H i tin**.inghlj” mill foM* I lie atr <nl( "An Amusing Incident happened I..U whether Ii Is nlsvi iiotr-»iir* for American summer. 1 had a tine flock of chlcK- »ntidl maiiiinal» found In Idrd«’ sHRn fanners to Improve their |>nstutea fot ciis In an old gardon adjoining too «»•h» were taken alive or found ilunil. <In* economic prisliii-Mnn of milk and yard. I cared for thorn, and as It hai>beef Fora permanent pustule **e want pened no one else went about them for a wider range of gnuoves. Including Mangels a» « Stock F e e d . weeks I was In the habit of ^flklUA The inaliti«*! crof» H a heavy ylelder. tlmothyv nlslke. white clover, blue grn*» thfl fresh all* anil sunlight rnmetly— in»! Il I* comdderinl to lie one of the •uni orchard gras-». Three will xuccnsl not wearing a list. One day I went miel satisfactory of the root crops for on a Wide range **f »oils. .Five pound* toward tho gate with my hat on, nnd «1111It*, says the l"«vn JfU nmcvta.'id. e a c h rif Mmoltiv. tevllop and -tNIke tho entire flock took to flight, flrller- ilorwe» do not like iimn«<hM * ery “ ell. *1 till two fiv>ilii>t» ol wlipe i t . 'i o gl*e lug myself of Ihe scarecrow I again and even If the* did the emp Is too line results, with t**'»»ll*l> three 'd wont Into the yard, slid the exclle- watery t<> use In large quantities. Of bine grass The filth* while clever will mtmt Immediately cessevi course It ran hardly in* »nld Mint this »(tread as 110.other clever will and oil* Chickens afe tjulck and alert to crop can In* made to take the place er the ground In the face of great ol) every ' no Iso, otijeo' ami movement. of coni In the central west, nnd under stach». It will grm* ami flourish on They observo before they venture. ordinary comí Ulnas ninniteli cnn bo nlmost nny klrnj of solí nml ahmild be "Chickens lovo sud trust,their mas- n»isl only In supplementniy puanlltle* Jpcluded lu nny grn»» «ocd mixture lnnnd watt fpr hls com- for cows, young •alilo and even for tended for pennanent pasture. It voi* »«*• They watch «.... ............ tof. They understand every movement fattening *U»*rs. There la considerable tiiiteerg, yenr nfter year. and thc pns* be makes, nnd know tho general rorflabor Involved In handllmr the crop, tures Bhd ronilshlcs nro often covereil of the different veasels he car* and for that reason we would advise wlth It creò after blue grasa Utjs glven . , ri«-** tip the flclit no man to grow a isrge arc». -'5*1 I * :: I ■* *:, ^ * - -r ..¡t*, V U». t\ *1 . . - •. . j , J g ì t_«y ¿ %* B .■& Taxes *i paid for non-residents. A p robl em which 1» r a t h e r dilli cult for o w n e r s of little f a r m s to solve Is t h a t o f s up pl yi ng f od d er for their c o w s and o t h e r slock A f t e r u silo lias bee n creciisl t h e r e U less dllllculty, hut m b crn i'c t h e q ues ti on o f economical feed lug Is a l w a y s pressing. An energetic family on a farm should keep a on to bee o f c o ' v s T h er e U money Vlrtu«s of th* Bird Are Beginning to Be Recognized. i Complete abstracts from the records of Hy C. C. HOWS HELD THE FARMER AND THE CROW. SEMINOLE COUNTY ABSTRACT CO. >.1 J T h o m a n who shows no disposition to I n du lg e In t h e s oc i et y of t h e fair s e x s h ou l d not be s i n gl e d out fot tier »I ntent a t t e n t i o n by w o m e n le -k e .l T h e r e I» generally a good r ea so n Pili I l i » . » I f i n i i o f I I l e . lo«* U Iti' Il lie lut» w he n a mail light s »by of mat 511n •Kl u t i f i l i . .r u » %ru H j «MHt! f *1 1 r l mot i y It m a y be hl s n a t u r e to be ^11^1« || | D« •’ «).* 1-** m il* b t*) Il ("UC t u r H “ p o li t e to Mili Opposite Se\. but II v. • ;i — II. '111»* r» 1 I I . I'll 11MT *• Sì !il \ s h o u l d n ’t he t a k e n for g r a n t e d t ha t L. « 11. . .11,.1 II.* If 1 1I I .«*’ * • v 1, 11c c r u t 1*1 c o u r t e s y m e a n s lib lug w h i c h may lead « ut« » U . . \ II«* . 1 1*«:1 VV I le W • M 111^ 1*1 ' 1 " to a t e n d e r e r »cuuiliellt » l.im l " l i t p io iiiltii id ly I n I |o;t » t o m He ma y a p p e a r t o ho very lonely ¡i. li» r v o i i i i i i i » ! t I I I —»." 111 j 111 v l i i j u r t o i t » atid m u c h in nee d of w o m a n s s y m p a t oí 111» . o l i i pi 1- e i l ove» » , p e l v e l l i o» t h y . 1tut up j i e ar an e es In s u c h r o s e i t l i e i u » i » ’t f.H id . tiru’-whopiwr» are n u l l i m a y b e dec ept ive. I n s t e a d o f being r n i l , I u l . c n III g r e i t t e M >11ni ini i i c e I u t e a b a c h e l o r a» e ve r y mí o »iipimse». lut III 1 h e .............. > e p lr lllllv l ll l’ ltlg t h è may be a Widower, witb a l a rge f a m ­ m u n i t i o f la r g e » ! c o n » i i l n p l I t i l i , j v l t e n ily o ( chi ldr en, whom Ills m o t h e r . In I lev (..liti i l ..... . 1 l i n n . . f Mie l o l i l l a fur off i n ' . . I» .tilling hi m to r a r e fot .1 « in i ... in - m l wImi. gioì. Hi» oio i eiuglit may he to ma k e . i-1 i, h . v. i in i. i b ■ v i ni I ino m i m e elei lot I tii.i lor hie uio(hct le»s ,1 V I I • . I ...... . I-I lllllll lili I tu bri .i »1 lie i i ' lie brin In tin avowe d \Ju i 1 1, I o i i i ’ . ¡0 l u i » u l e o fu v n i Intention lover to e n t e r t a i n the I l e l o i i d . o l i l i weevil.» o f « t i r l i i t i » k i n d » t h o u g h t of ta ki ng a w i l e until hls un* tukrii Iib vuryliitf «lini ut Iti«-** children are e duc at ed, grown up, mar itimiurlioiil Hiimin%*r inni fall AImmii rlcd and In h o m e s of tln-ir own. huir of ih«* iriiiiiiiilim i »<t «wit of T h e n , uguin. many a b a c h e l o r mny ■(»inj••••»«*•I of h«*iu tlrlnI h a v e h a d a h e a r t e n t a n g l e m e n t in ht» l l i - i i f fa » *• 1 !■* ‘ »»Il ! ! 11s lar« I -w |i ri* M i' * h i i i w ¿rr*•ntt«! B« . f , » I.i e n t i ) y o ut h which c a us e » h i m to for rt n «1 i t I itf r t J tlMto W 4i^l i f «•* 1 .**»D h* » w e a r m . i r i l a g e lor all Uni e to m i n e 1 «*w| .« ■ N f l l l » '*f M i t i l i i . f u l lu»* î Ih Or he may tiaV* haliti» s u c h H» all \ 1JI It »'T lt d * Hi 1"1 li!» 11 •f Ht; U h Pli • litigo* e mu l i l o t< tu :• i , h u h lu- know» i*. • «* «I »v I h l i tu 11' I bal to. vi. a,.o, , » >1 put up wi n t»r ' ¡ n i »*’* * M. bll h lib* *«r long, or I"*' <t drink If e*. i> nan » f - . l l v li* B1 - f* *1 w 1 •» t*ti l a v m . H r r i g o r i * life was a n open book t h a t all mi ght -B i l ^ l n » W " *1 •» l i a i * «I Ik li! X Im * 1I**!»111"»I r end, bleu w ho mu in so d e » | ; a h l e 1if « f f [l'H «*., %\ It«"’ «" ' 1 Ij]n«I ki * - - ■»I • * 11 * >1 111»“ J'riH I ib i i tïi a I i m B mi g ht be s h u n n e d while o l h e t n . W I.-1 f IimiI (i«i|aidnl l*i n t u n l i n * il Mi*«KN i • s e e m t o pnenct.» all t h e f a u l t s It. t he j calendar, might be considered worthy , of reforming. Jewels In tho mugli. Kvon a muti to whom a woman Is ' wedded may not lie Just what sho Imagines him lie may Im supportltig dependent rehiii*«* whom lie has never mentloiu d io Ids wlfo and of whom tlin world knows not. If a man wishes to closu tho hook of hls past (mm all prying eyes it Is wisest and hist to let him huv#- Ids own way. If a man is Intnresteil In u woman he xv111 iml have In be coaxed to Beok her out; fm Mu te la no inagnol on earth as str.iiu* us love to bring two together who an- Intended fur each other. «-M Only Fruit oí Good Quality Sold at Profitable Prices Fiorirla growert Oiis .scadili were tituglit lite !*■»-»!ni of Ilo* vaino of quulity in orungett uml 4*rnj)cfnijù ' Oijly JJiosc. ,v»bp * snit lo market cicali, liriylit fruii, properly packcil, rcccivcil o rofitallio lincea. Tlicro tvos fit(lo orno (Icniaml fur poorly jaickcd, infcriur fruii. ( t rowers aro in Ilio lammest for pmltl. They should realizo now ns never lieforo that quality id fruit puck alone insures prices that pve tli is. T o safeguard the future those who have not already dono so must plan to ¡nitidi the liest parking huUxo machinery obtainable. Buy Skinners “ Satisfaction Guaranteed” Packing House. Machinery and Equipment l*rof i t-jiro»lu i i a i* fruit, that which giK-s lltroiii'h n modern packi nghouse, makes a market for itself. Careful buyers jiiek out the best exjuipment. \V<* have reeen l ly added to our already lari*c plant at Dunedin, and are making up 11big (dock of tlio "Satisfaction Guarnntccd linc"of packing muchiuery. L. B. Skinner Mfg.Co., Uejiin now »>n your "quality tir-*t" campaiyn hy uriling for our new illustnited catalog. Wc will 1>c j;lud to submit paektug bunso plana and csliuxatcs, free. Central Ave., Dunedin, Fta. Special price* for June ¡nttallathms—write no«V for these. �PAGE FOUR TH E 8 ANFORD HERALD _______________ I . _________ M U (, i-jjj , other state juat now, but is be­ TRESANFORDHERALD any ing criticised on the mileage she is It. J . HOLLY, Editor W. M. HAYNES, Business M m i ( r r l'ut ¡1-; C1 I:,« ry Turv*,y I r, !.r THE HERALD PRINTING COMPANY — * W I S ( K I I 'T I O N P R IC K . IN A D V A N C E O N E Y E A R . . ...................................... .11.00 B I X M O N T H S ............................................ ................... 1.21 T t I R K E M O N T H S ....... ......................;. . -T1 n * U i * r c d In tit* t l t j bjr. Cantor »2 00 Pnt V ( * i I* A d i u t » o f 20t . I’ t l M onth P i f a n l i la M m n M m 11« M t i * al O ff»» B a i a m i A * K e taad.U aaa M a ll M ille t A nfan i t la d I * M . al I b i i 'w t n f i n al Hwitord. f.o tlJ i. ' L W r t A rt af M u c h ltd. I »TO. ^ O d W n la 11m i d Iluildinf Trto»baac No. it « ~ Recent visitor« to the city have remarked upon the many building »Iteration!» started in Sanford. This sounds good coming from— people who haviv been in other parts of Florida nnd demonstrates th at Sanford is progressing despite the war in Europe. ------ 0 -----rto use to worry about the route of the Dixie Highway. The people who come from Cihcago to Florida by auto will take the DeLand, San­ ford, Orlando, Kissimmee trip to Tam pa and no other attractions will prevent It. The best part of Flor­ ida and the section that has the moat brick roads will appeal to the tourists. ^Spring crops are looking well, fish are biting fine, new buildings nre * going up, the bulkhead will soon be finished, the brick roads are being completed, the legislature will soon adjourn, the new postmaster will soon he appointed, the city election will be on, the new churches Will he ready for occupancy and why should we worry? \ -------O-----House Bill No. 107 should he rel­ egated to the list of the hills that go into the waste basket. The present law is all that is needed and 107 will stir up more trouhjo for the real newspapers of the slate that we can settle in the next century. Some . people fra me lulls without going in to them deep enough to invest!gate their merits ami all sueh hills do in to clog the calendar and prevent good hills from becoming laws. T h e house should kill Bill No. 107 and kill Bill Mapoles with it. o K. J . Holly, past grand president of the state press association and one of the best it ever had, hus this to nay about his,own home town: " I n some ways Sanford is one of the best cities in the state nnd in- other ways it is absolutely dead and laid o u t ." But galvanic butteries have been known to bring the dead to life no Sanford will live ngnin when Holly's Herald turns on it£ best current.— Miami Metropolis. - — O------ Furthermore, in'- these days of high taxation, when the county com­ getting. The technical papers arc missioners should 'reduce expejg£(4 o( the opinion that- much of tho in every possible way where i t will money we are spending on brick not prove detrimental to the public highways in tho country is a bad in service, House Bill No. 107 requires vestment— that we nre putting down them to pay the legal rate ($1 per tho bricks at a very heavy expense, inch for the first insertion and 50c ' A banking account isjt great help in forming habits of'thrift, tfieilffiy lessening the mileage of per inch for each subsequent issue), and give an insight into modem business methods. roads we get for the amount of for "all notices required to be pub­ money it costs us, and criticising lished ws well as for their proceed­ the cost of upkeep in the way of ings." Every young man should have a bank account and we want the The enactment of this hill into road repairs for brick highways ns Inw ’ would cost the taxpayers of bank account of every young man in this community. well as others. .There can be no question but Alachua alone $ 1,000.00 additional ----------- v M M LJ Florida might have done better than per year, as the commissioners have -------------- - ^ ___ l never heretofore paid ono cent for she has with the money she has raised in tho past ten years for road the publication of Jheir proceedings, building. There is no doubt but but under this bill they would he that brick rouds last much longer, required to pay one dollar per inch but the brick highways in the coun­ for such publication.. H. R. STEVENS C. M. HAND H. E. TOUR R. R. DEAS S A N F O R D , T L O R ID A Another objection to* House Bill try are very expensive. Whether or » k i - e » tod »a«----- r:L. WOODRUFF WPfwdent PrMldMl Am CuWn — not they are the more expensive- m -No. 107: Under ita provisions tho the long run and are not so much commissioners would be required to expense to keep In repair as other designate, in its turn, a newspaper There are roads that have been built in tho published by negroes. state. But nobody has* figured tho several newspapers In the state at matter out to an exact science, and present owned by negroes, and the full advantage of splendid natural the work of the state Board of Must B«. applied (hat science to the building undersigned has during tho past conditions for .their own good, and Health, and that wider usefulness A Boston professor says that a tnu of new roads in this state. Florida week submitted an estimate for the it has hrought to the state a sturdy will bo possible to that body. Is at his best on January If, 7^ to develop its nat­ Let the people of Florida recog­ must bo pay day with him. is not far from where she was. a few publication of a paper in Gaines­ capital ural resources. ville by members of this race. nise the value of health and bodily years ago, in that she is still guessing During my tw en ty ’ consecutive on the paving material, and still ex­ Do you believe this could have strengthen as necessary prelimin­ years service in the Florida Legisla­ been brought about unless the gos­ aries to mental und spiritual vigor, perimenting with road building. . There should be not only a high­ ture, four years in the house and pel of clean, sanitary living had and the state will move all the.quick­ way commission in Florida, hut sixteen in the senate, I never failed been preached without ceasing? Un­ er to a realization of Ita ultimate pos­ there should he a hoard of engineers to appose every effort to create a less the barriers had been built up sibilities. and estimators. We ought to know monopoly* of the public printing at by medical science to keep out the practically to the pennyworths what the county scat, and I was pleased epidemics of the tropiqa! island», and The Fishing Banks. it will cost to build various kinds of to see Representative Mapolcs pur­ unless these facts of actual accom­ Newfoundland would bo nothing roads, bow long they will last, and sue the same course in the house re­ plishment had been advertised to without the great submarine plateau . • ••* known as tho “banks,” on w’hlch all the whole world. how much it will cost annually for cently. The claims of all legitimate, news upkeep. #> _ If Florida is to continue its rate thn tolling Is done. At a small sta­ papers should be considered in l e t ' of progress, the way /nust he led by tion within tho edges of the great bank Good roads have been built all that tho cod loves so well the sea is over America, nnd all over- the ting the public printing, hut at the jits health authorities, as in tlTe past, qulto smooth. It Is usual for vessels world. They have been built in same time the county commissioners Already Floridn is known through- tolling on Iho banks to Inquire from countries where the soil and condi­ should ho permitted to exercise the ¡out the .Union ns one of the mosl u ^ ' V a t h a v e T r X ^ f r o r i h e o,o‘n „„ to wi,at Bort of wcailu*r It la. tions were very much the same as discretion necessary to the protec- progressive of nil the states in health in Florida. Few states and lew- lion of the public in the rendering of mid sanitary matters^ an<J the fact —Exchange! * ------------ ------ -------countries are now experimenting service, as well as in the matter of seems to be recognized Teas distinctly ut home than elsewhere. with good roads. They know to a circulation. Slavery Originated In the East The paHsnge of House Bill No. 107 definite scientific certainty hftw much Absolute slavery aeems to have apTo maintuin this reputation and will cripple the public service, in­ the splendid activity on which it is pcared In the eastern «colonics someit costs to build and maintain the various kinds of roads. We should crease county expenses, force many bused, requires the powerful nid whnt earlier than In the southern, for ■ MY SPECIALTIES: have the same certainty in Florida, people to subscribe for a different of the stute government through |dave|*)r existed In New- York In 1628. PICKARD'S II ANINI’ AINTI l> 1 mina and we could build in this state newspaper every year; therefore, wise appropriations and recognition 1,1 *sew Jersey In 1628, In Mnssachu GORHAM'S STERLING ->l » I It setts In 1630, lu Connecticut In 1631 for these and other reasons, should thousands of miles more of good and moral support, and hardly less und In Delaware In 1636, Then* >vas ROGERS' PLATED WAHI roads, anil not have t he m cost too ,u’ 1 J’a!' l,pd by county and municipal and com­ a statutory recognition of slavery In ELGIN AND WALTHAM M I U I I 3 Very truly. much, or put too great a burden on munity backing, ,t appears at the Massachusetts In 1641. which was conH. H. McCreary, tho present or the future. We ought present writing that the Legislature Mdernbly ahead of such recognition Editor Gainesville Sun not to be Rtraining at the gnats of of H»15 will do much in support of of slavery In Virginia or Maryland. Gainesville, Fix., May 3, 1915 "mall^onginccrmg cost und swa'.-w- PR O SPER ITY PEOPLES BANK OF SANFORD Magazines Periodicals ? Soda Water Confectionery Cigars and Tobaccos HENRY McLAULIN JEW ELER All Goods Guaranteed construction.—Jacksonville olis. Metrop- SPENDING PUBLIC MONEY m STATE BOARD OF HEALTH Money raised by taxation is raised to conserve public welfare. Under a representative form of government, appropriations are Requiring (hr t'ounly Commissioner* made from this fund by those who to Itolalr the Public Printing are selected to perform the func­ Among the Several Newspapers of tions of government, because it is Their Respective Counties. inconvenient, even impossible, thnt every taxpayer shall have n voice House Bill No. 107, originally de­ nnd a .vote in determining the up I signed to make a rate on legal print­ portionments. ing has been amended In such a The duty of government is to do form that it ‘'Would work harm in­ for the people those things which An exchange intimates that Boh stead of good and the legislature has they, as individuals cannot do for Holly has his eyes on the guber­ been petitioned to change it or kill themselves, to provide such condi­ natorial chair. Well, what of it7 thn bill entirely. lion. H. II. Mc­ tions that every individual shall bo Ono might look a long way and find Creary, editor of Gainesville Sun protected from unlawful depreda­ tions mid shall be guaranteed his worse material and there’s no deny­ has the following regarding it: Tothe Honorable Members of the .rights and safety in the pursuit of ing the fact, that Holly is not only Floridn Legislature: | hls o4tn business and in his home. capable but well polished.- Zolfo The passage of this bill in its pres­ Uovornment determines, among Truth. other tbinjgs the amount necessary ent form would defeat tho vory ob­ Whaddye mean, well polished? Are you speaking of outr top piece? ject of tho law* requiring publication to be raised by taxation for,public of legal notices, whiqh Is to give purposes, it collects the amount as­ — Sanford Herald. Since you mention it we believe publicity to the same. Why should sessed nnd finally determines in the commissioners be required to so- whnt manner tho fund so collected that shining dome did sorter inspire led a cortaln newspaper without shall be expended. our little squIhtDi: But that bean of any circulation outside its own ham-j This is at least one of the funda­ yours, Bro.'Holly, though smooth as lot as their official organ, when prob­ mental idea of the model govern­ a billir.rri hall, is no more polished How- far actual government, thnn yo ir manners,, and when you ably a half dozon or more other ment. newspapers in the same county have federal or suite or municipal de­ arc seat 2d in tho governor’s chair it will add a touch of dignity that will twice as many subscribers in that parts from this idea is determined certainly contribute a large share of very community, and a hundred by thn fallibility of those who ex­ times as many sucbscribers in the orcise ita functions, in spite of a prestige.— Zolfo Truth. county? A newspaper 'should be more or less popular belief, graft and ------ 0 ------. * treated as any other business enter­ dishonesty are rare in government C R E D I T W H E R E IT 18 D U E prise, and not subsidized. affairs in this, country. Stealing by To tell who are the friends of the public officials or employees is the Tho county commissioners nre • Crop Pest Bill would be to mention «pabie-of-hrtting^the-pubH rprint­ unusual exception. More often- er; pretty nearly every, one who~volcd ing to the papers that will give the rors are made through mistaken for it/ In the senato special men­ tion should be made of Senators best service for the money, und in judgment. Certain things are of prims im­ Hudson, Drane, Fogarty and Wells. fJtmny instances they are rotating In tho -house, Hardee, Wood, Lake, tho county - printing among their re­ portance to the people— police and Penny, Martin, Buasey, McDonald, spective newspapers. This is only fire protection and individual safety Dawson and Adkins were particu­ just and proper where the newa- from physical harm probably come larly helpful. Some others did not paper deserves recognition and can first, matters that uffoct directly the say much on the floor, hut did ex­ render the service, hut they should life and property of the individual not be required to select so mo 2x4 Unquestionably next in importance cellent work outside. « H. Harold Hume writes that pnper to do the county printing aTe those matters thnt affect hia Lake, of Seminole, stood manfully which cannot' possibly render tho health, for Individual nnd public health are,- next to life itself, the • .by his guns and handled the situa­ •erfire. biggest asseta of tho family 'or tho Take, for instance the publication tion in fine shape. We can forgive community. of the list of qualified voters in Lake everything else for this. Prof. In tho appropriation of public Hume states that the strife is -to be Alachua county. It Is noxt to im­ congratulated upon the men *it has possible for tho supervisor of regis­ funds it follows naturally that these tration to furnish the list to the most Important things should be con­ sent to the legislature.— Florida printing office in time to giVe more served before all other Interests, and Grower. Thanks to Harm’d And Edgar. ihan two or three day's to put it In the wisdom vof legislative action is This Christian spirit Is beautiful type, and it would be impossible to determined by a recognition of this and brings more forcibly to our mind Issue It wjthln the time required by principle. Florida’s rapidly increasing pros­ the little parnblf .about the differ­ law from tho newspaper office in the ence it makes, whbn -the brindio.bo­ county .outside of Gainesville. The perity during the p.vst quarter . o f V vine Is hooked or In ancient Jsgnuage samo is true of the tax sale and list century haa boon advanced more by whose ox Is gored. Since Lake la of property on which valuation has effectual efforts for its sanitation, been Increased. Tho writer, who by tho gradual dispelling of the wide forgiven he can die happy. ----- -Ch----has been engaged in the printing spread idea thpt it was not on« of business in Gainesville for 36 years the most healthful sections in the F L O R ID A ROADS The sta te is receiving considerable has on many occasions bpen com­ world, thap by any other agency or T h at specter* of yellow ' attention in the engineering and good pelled to personally labor from 18 to Influence. roads publications now, on account 20 hours for several days at n time fever has been banished, nnd the of our road building. Some of the In order to get out the public print­ world-hna shown that a semi-tropical plblleity~ is favorable nnd some. ^f ing within the time required by law, climate may be ns healthful the year and the work could not possibly around ns that of northern latitudes. it unfavorable, Education hna shown 'tho people Florida i* getting credit for spend­ have been, done elsewhere. In the of Florida how to live, how to take ing m ore money for good rosds than county, nor could it be done HOUSE BILL NO. 107 m m m m m m x m m m m x k x m Sanford Building & Loan Association A Good Thing for Sanford and for You Save a L ittle —Own Your Own Home OFFICERS T. J. MILLER, Pres. A. I*.’ CONNELLY, Scc’y-Treas. GEO. A. DcCOTTES, Attorney $450,000.00 COMMON STOCK $50,000.00 PREFERRED STOCK (7 Per Cent Cumulative) DIRECTORS T. J. MILLER F. P. FORSTER H.R.STEVENS FORREST LAKE - A. P, CONNELLY R. W. HERNDON I). L. THRASHE TH E SANFORD BUILDING AND LOAN ASSOCIATION on May 1st., ma­ tured first séries of stock. Paying out in cash and by loan cancellations, over twenty four thousand dollars.. Organ­ ized six and one half years ago this As­ sociation has caused to be constructed in and around Sanford more than 75 houses, and is now ready to build for you. . j. At last meeting of the Board seven applications for houses were' favorably acted upon, and we hope to build many more yet this year. No institution has and is contributing more to upbuilding of our city. Ask some of those who have just received cash for their maturing investment stock i f in ad­ dition to helping their town and community they . are not satisfied with results as an earning invest­ ment. Books for next series close this week. We will be glad to have you become a shareholder. i* . ** •** -V» B i ¡■ ■ f i - ’L . i* * | ‘ • . �•V i - may ■ ‘it'-, 4, 19IS », ■. Hr*T . vi-*1 m THE SAN KO Iti) HERALD PAGE — 11 ! u a uxi ts ¿3a a a u e a ú ct ** d ¿í ¿2 4 ä Htt ä tf « o m >3a n i m a n a d a «ut rx»1m i m3 a a I last night for their home in Virginia, ^ Bonita Wins the Prise Hon. Forrest Lake spent Sunday much to the regret of their many Bonita is the new name for tho here und left for Tallahassee last m A RESUM E O F SA N FO R D friends. new ice cram parlor and restaurant :: IN AND ABOUT THE CITY :: night. Urgent business called him H A P P E N IN G S UP T O D A T E of Nicolopulus Brothers in the home and his many friends were Mr. A.* II.i Cole, state field serre- People Bank building . Not having glad to see him. Mr. .Lake thinks AiUfm «11 CommiiikkatiefM for (hit • ; ; Mille Happenings—Mention Column lo "S«Mlf Mfltf/'sf PImIM tary for the Methodist Supday nny name for the new placq the, pro­ that the hext four weeks will s w a Mi » K A Ti(K«qft, PjtdM N« ÎCU j ’ of Matters in Briei— School Association was the guest of prietors allowed the ladies of Han­ greater activity in the house and # l Personal Items of Rev. and Mrs. Steinrnsyer on Mon­ ford and vicinity to choose the name, many hills made into laws. |da «*öj4 a ò u a a n n a a ittici a tí tí a n a a ti *sa im a r. it ms rs a » a s 4 du íSü ííí Su c c.| 1 In te re s t day. giving as a prig* a gallon of ice Sanford House Cafe wu« realized by the proceeds of the .'irir-.S'ctr ,1/utincc ¡ ’arty cream. There were many names to Service a la carte. silver offering. choose from and Tho committee had gummirr oí lhe Floating Small Mrs. J. S. Wilson entertained tho Business Men's Lunch 11 to 2. Notice a difficult problem on their hands Tallu Succinctly Arranged for members of the Sew-Sew Club with Open 6 a. m. to 10 p. m. 7'rn Ten Social 4 special meeting of the stock- to choose the proper name, but out Hurried Herald Readera a charming little matinee party 71-tfc Mrs. Frank and Mrs. Shipp will holders of the First National Bank of all of tho good ones the name of Friday afternoon. The guests as­ Woodland Park give a dime social at the home of « f Sanford. Floridn. is hereby called Bonita seems most proper. Bonitn sembled at the home of Mrs. C. E. Thursdays and Sunday» Come to Parish House Saturday, Mr« Frank on the Heights Thura- to lie held in the rooms of the Bank, is Spanish and means beautiful and Swimming Pool, Amusements, MusD Henry and proceeded to the Star May ftth and aec the “ Clhocolate day afternoon for the benefit of the at 10:30 a, m. on Tuesday, May tho committee finally chose this Theatre where the House of Tem­ Lease it for your next Picnic Ladies' Union of the Congregational 41ft, 1915, to consider the advisahll- name. Soldier." Airs. S, A. Irwin was tho 73- tf po rley was the attractive and old church. All the members of tho ity of amending the articles of as- lucky lady, having given Bonita in English play full of romance and Household goods, Imperial irons church and their friends are conttirt- «»«dation to provide for a sliding as the name and was given lHP pFIW.“‘ Bargains In Real Estate pathos of great loves and greater and yeast cakes at Simon's.. 60*tf scalo in tho number of directors to Tho proprietors wish, tho following No. I!6. Five acred good hammock sacrifices. After thft play Mrs. Wil­ ly invited to be present. Thick: acres cleared, two.acres son and h e r . guests repaired to the he choso.iu.«umuaUy, * n d To trans-J rarr t ^ f “thanks publts'brdr— — R o b e r t » i& the name o l the little land. The regular meeting of the Ladies’ act such other business as may Two good Bonita where delirious refreshments ^orfborn to Mr. and Mrs. D.‘ C. fenced, one arre tiled. 1 wish to express my thanks to Howard, April 2Gth, weight U J $ flowing wells. Small dwelling. Price were served consisting of vapilla Union will lie held at the Congre­ properly come before the meeting, Mrs. Irwin for giving such a beau­ B. F. W H IT N E R , $1250.00. Terms to suit purchaser. anil strawberry Ice cream, fruit gational church Friday afternoon at pounds. tiful name, Bonita, to my new ice Cashier No. 37. Two line lots on Sanford punch, cocoanut maccaroonn and 3 o'clock. cream parlor. Attorney Carl Robinson and IJ. Heights. 100x167 ft. Price for the Also I express my thanks to the lady flngera, Tho tables were pret­ Drew of Orlando were among the two. $750.00. public for tho large patronage of the Children'* Day E je r p t e t tily adorned ‘with bowls of pansies Orange county visitors to the city No. 39. Six ncres two miles south now ice cream parlor, Bonita. and at each place it corsage bouquet An interesting program ol songs, on Saturdsy. of Sanford. Good two story house, of roys for tho guests. Those en­ recitations and exercises was ren­ , G. Nicolopoulos, one well and one outhouse. Price, of Nicolopoulos Brothers. 5 or 6 doses GGG will break joying the gracious hospitality of dered at tho open air meeting of the any caie of Fever or Chills. Price $3000.00. Terms—to suit purchaser. their hostess were Mcidames Henry, Methodist Sunday school at tho No. 41. Forty acres fine farming 26 cents. , 71-52tc • Quiet Stfoco. Holly, Peck, O. L. Taylor, F. L. Park Sunday morning, from (en to land on brick road. Twelve acres Woodruff, McLnulin. B. A. Howard, twelvo o’clock. Tho entrance to the To make nlco sick-room ahoea in Ju s t because you aro feeling ¿he The “ Chocofkte Soldier" next • tiled. Two flowing wells. Price Symes-Wallacp und John Thomas. hand stand was used for thy-«h>ldren ill effects of n torpid liver is no ex­ which you can atop about aottly, cat Saturday at the Pariah H ousq will $9200.00. * who took part on the program! while cuse for buying a harmful medicine from old felt hats sole and heel make you laugh. Five aers all cleared, 4 acre« the members of the church and that has brought physical decay to pieces. Glue these on and you have T he Myiltry a quieter »hoe than those sold aa tiled. One 3 room house. Two Sunday school and their friends thousands. Calomel is dangerous Mrs. Howard Gamble has isstled nurses’ shoes. The patter . of Httlo flowing wells. Near brick road. A mysterious command to appear formed In a semi circle about the at^d as eve.y one knows has vory foot, so'hard ou some people's nerves, invitations for a card party on WedPrice $1675.00. Term s'to suit pur­ wIthout fail nt the homo of Mrs. W, park in front of the stand. It was disagreeable mid weakening after netJsay, May 4th, in honor of her Is easily deadened by the same meth­ chaser. P. Carter, Friday uftcrmion met with ati inspiring sight to see the mem­ effects. Medical science has found od, also helping to keep tho little feet guest. Mrs. Forrest Lake of Sanford. Seminole Real Estate Co.. |un enthusiastic excited, curious re- bers of the Sunday school us they a natural vegteuble remedy’, G R IS - warm when playing on a cold ffqor. Tallahassee D emo cr at . * • Herald Building ) sponse in tho person of the neigh- marched from the Star Theatre to IIY'S LIV-VER-LAX thnt thoroughJohn Russell, the man who put Geo. J). Hart, Mgr. 3 * llr hors, anil then aNid there was• orthe Park, the tiny tots of the pri- ly cleanses the liver und bowels , the sell' in celery left yesterday for gunixed the Club of Mystery, with mury department leading the pro- without causing any bad feeling. the Fast Coast where he will take turning 1» the Star Friday. May 7 (wp|vo members, this number being cession, followed by tin« various Childrencan take it with perfect the ingrown toe out of tomato and At the request of the Woman's lhl. |imjt ,,f membership. classes in the order in which they safety. Every bottle guaranteed, D E N T IST « return rirjier by the operation. Club Manager Herndon of the Slur Delicious littlu thrills of anticipa­ are enrolled from primary to the 50<! and $1 a bottle. None genuine W O R K r o u W H I T E 1’ E O I ‘ L K O N L Y The hoard of county commission­ Theatre has arranged to show to the tion und fear, chased -up and down Brotherhood classes. Just ahead of without tho likenessnnd signature lovers of good, clean amusement ers are in the city today attending PEOPLES BANK BUILDING one's spinal column as each, new­ the Brotherhood class of young men of L. K. Grigsby. For sale by Wm. the regular monthly meeting and and patrons of the Star, Jack 1,011- comer was ushered into a darkened walked the Truth ROOM 9 Seekers. the I G. Aldgridge. looking after the county's interests don’s famous story which portrays rooms with grinning skulls und Jack mothers of the Sunday school, many _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ in a vivid nml realistic manner the o’ lanterns upon every side, and long generally. true ulroholie ex|MTienco in the life forgotten mummies of Egypt’s fa­ °>L The "Chocolate Soldier” at the of the author This feature has mous queens nodding anil smirking curried T»y different classes I’urish House Saturday evening. broken nil records where it was w er.« at the ghosts of bygone ancestors, Temperance. Purity. Victory The pictures at the Parish House shown In i In« Strand Theatre, New The children's tiny Saturday evening will he clear and York City this film ran for three seated in grim silence among the »u«l Missions other relic» of the past. Members exeri-ises began with the singing of ¡L5 bright. Our cotnponse arc will he solid weeks and was considered by were sworn to secrecy with tho "(iiiward. Christian Soldier»," the Installed. the preis and ¡mlpit us being the "cross my !o«»rt. hope that ! may Mltqecl for the iltiy being "Soldier» £ 5 Mr and Mrs. I) C. Warner. Mrs 'greatest aid to the umral element, die" pledge to make the oath bind- of the King." During the song uf ^ Moody and Mrs. Tuttle ol Orlando |than any' method that could be used. ||)g am, Pompu|B()ry. Subjects of tlie primary classes, "Dear Old Flag" were among the visitors to the j-ity I l<> Open the eyes of the people show­ conversation l<> be In booed upon the national color* of the Mag of yesterday. They noted jnuny im ­ ing them the trouble, ruin, crime, which a fine will lie imposed, if mni|Uest were unfurled by Pierce provements in Sanford since their distorted lives, ruined homes anil broken, will be husbands, cooks and Griffin and Lillie Ruth Spencer, fol­ eventually• death caused bv .. _ it is the most _ . last visit here. • Jo h n 1 gossiping. Altogether lowed by prayer by Rev F. E. ar eycorn , delightfully mysterious club that has The Standard Rallroad of thè South Steinmeyer. Anthem by choir nnd The dry spell in this section of the In the west the wet» were fearorganized anywhere, of which Slip* Mettinger's mi dress on “ Chilcounty is causing comment from the shall hear more anon The club j d'rcii'» Day and it* Purpose," oldest inhabitant. It seems that so fui of I he e f f e c t the presentati on of Ibis picture would have on tjle wl| [ *,.,.kly during the sumReading. Soldier* of Strife ami of much rain fell during the winter For information cull on or phone sprmg election so the Personal Lib- m„r llt Die homes of the members. Peace Scott Coul bourne. that the supply is exhausted, W. CIUM. Ticket Apent A. W. FRI TOT. D. P„ Agent erty League offered the Bos worl h Mr» J II, Ferguson will be the nexi Song, Son of God Goes Forth to Sanford, Florida Jacksonville, Florida Benny Bardin was in. the city Co $25,00(1 111 rash if they forbid hostess. May l l t h Mr» Carter nnd War Congregation calling on his many friends several tin» picture to be shown where the Mr» A I* Smith, hostesses Friday Cradle Roll Exercise, 1st part days of last week. He is in the "booze" question was pending Af­ afternoon, served strawberries with Rending, l.tttlest Ones of All phosphute region near Mulberry. ter the film was completed they whipped cream and devil’s food. Mary Elizabeth Moye rlo| ^ Staten Fields is home again after tried to buy state rights on it, with Those present at the initiation were Song Margaret Cowan and Beryl spending .several months on the no other intention than to destroy Mesdames Carter, Smith, W. H J Stein meyer, K. Johnson, East Coast in the interest* of Cnul all copies. Many other drastic mens- Peter», Ferguson, J Rending, A Hero Clarence Fields bourn & Co., of this city He wi.siuri'« were taken to destroy this pie- Ernest Krupp, E. 1. Taylor RenSecond Part Cradle Roll Presen­ Kroe, Meisch, O'Connor, nnd Ter tation. at Fort Lauderdale the greater part turc. Evpry mi n, woman 'nnd child is] |,,,un -of tho time. Beginner» Song of Welcome This spring for the first time in its urged to . il I h cir-rl\e» <>f the op­ R ed t itiou. t he Deare»t Gem* of ’ F P Hines is now sporting a n 1w portunity to »ee I hi» unusual feu history the Florida Citrus Exchange has Ml Juba laiing /i rri l i i / ill //iy(i S c h o l d Ford runabout, equipped to carry Mire when presented at the Slur had the marketing of more than half of a full romideinent of machinery for Friday, May 7th The annual May recital of piano’ Crndl • Roll Sang Marion New­ Matinee nnd ton. i the quick repairing of any part of the citrus crop of Florida. pupils of Mrs. Fannie Stembridge night. Missionary Exercise»: the panta of tho Southern Utilities Munson will be given Monday even­ The admission to this picture will The Fight is on Song by* the Company. . Almost the very day that the control be adults 16 cents and children 6 ing of Commencement week. May School. J Zeb Ratliff, the efficient super­ cor.tt. 17th. »1 8:15, ul the High School Missionary Stars A group of of the fruit remaining within the State auditorium. intendent of the Herald Printing Co., hoys and girl» carrying large golden passed to the Exchange, prices became Assisting talent will be Miss Edith »tars upon each n letter of the " Mis­ has purchased the new home recent­ Louise Huhhard. sporano, Mr» sionary Star* ly built by D. U. Brinson on Mag­ satisfactory and they have grown more Madge Ward Deas. accompanist nolia avenue and Mr and Mrs. Missionary Dime* Ten boy* and and more so ever since. Ratliff expect to move into the home T o t h e B u s i n e s s M d I o f Mrs I.ucien l’Kilipn, musical reader girl* hearing large silver '«limes. ABOUT PEOPLE ...AND EVENTS... tf Liv-Ver-Lax Acts Surely, Safely DR. C. W. FAIN rm , mH T ™ , , , , , Jixxiiiiiiiiiiiixxxiiiiiiiiiiiix’xiiiiiiiiiiiixxxiiiiiiiiiiiixxx E X C U R S IO N $ 2.00 Sanford to Tampa and St. Petersburg and Return Via THE ATLANTIC COAST LINE = May 10 - Good on all Trains - Return limit May 13 f NOTICE In about two week*. Clifford Walker, Olga Vihlen and Mildred Dickson of the High School were honor roll pupils in lust months report hut in so me »man tier were left off the roll by the teachers in mak­ ing up tho report. We make this correction at the request of Supt. Ezell. v A II. Moses, the well known com- mission mun and buyer of winter vegetables haa returned from a trip to Lauderdale and other point* on the East Coast, where with his ustinl business acumen he managed to pick up several hundred dollars on a to­ mato deal. Sanford The Piedmont Directory Co Inc ) of Aihrvill», N. (' . which is to pub­ lish the new 1915 directory of San­ ford is u member of tbc American Association of Directory Pu IdIs bora s itb headquarter* in New Yocrk city. Address W H. Bates, secreCary. For further references R. CL Dun & Co.; American National B?,nk, Wachoru Bank und Trust Co,, Central Bank anti Trust Co., all of Asheville, N. C. Investigation* a* to the Piedmont Co.'s standing a* competent and reliable directory publishers is welcomed by said com­ pany. 73-2tp iVYWtfWW.MW»« V x W .V x W r «iV M M W W W W K . B O N IT A : . . is the najne Riyen our now Ice Cream Parlor and is" the Spanish word meaning “ Beautiful”, When you are thirsty rthink of BONITA and come to our beautiful parlor only two doors from the p o 3 t o f lic e , THE BONITA ICE CREAM PARLOR | (Next D oo r E a st o f P eo p les B an k n NICOLOPULOS BROS., Proprietors ¡5’ PHONE 133 IceCream made by electricity delivered to any part of the city in pints, quarts gallons or any 5» larger quantity if ctesired. r Scats may In« reserved a» formerly nliove their heads a big silver dollar in rows of nine seat* ninety cent»: Th«* Call for Help Six girl» and eight seats eighty cent*. Thii nom |one boy representing a heathen na­ inai price ol ten cents each for pro­ tion, pleading for their country. gram • expenses. For reservation» This was an exercise replete with phone 2G2. »uggestion that closed with a verse of Greenland's Icy Mountains supg by the •group, in which the audience informal Erening for Gurat joined for the second stanza. Mr». R. W. Herndon was t he "P u t #on the Whole Armor of charming hostess on Saturday evenRig nt one of the most delightful God"— A group of boys. Song, Victory Through Grace" informal affairs .of thu season, in honor of her house guest. Miss An Mrs. Wing’» class, accompanied by die Parra more of Jacksonville. A alto cornet. Mr. Brock. Recitation, "Sword of (he Spirit" number of Miss Purra more's old Julia Lning, Velma Venable. school friends dropped In for the "L ittle Soldiers of the King." evening, und various amusement* made the^iours fly on the wings of Miss Kathleen Steinmeyer's das*. Offering Speych Morris Spencer. [' pleasure. Offering Btftw diction by pastor. M iaiiom iry Social Much credit is due the committee The social service committee of for ths fine program and the excel­ the Methodist church and the Junior lent manner with which the children Epwortfi League gave a very de­ ac<1* itted themselves. Tho ladies i lightful 'doHat ai the fibrne of Mrs. rompo ing the com mitte« were L. R. Philips Friday afternoon, in Mesdames F. E. Stemmnyer, W . W. which the Juniors took a prominent Abernathy, Geo. Fox, J. W. Adams, part. Group songs and missionary Wing and Jcnk ns, assisted by Miss sV exercises featured the program. *A* Mille F arneiworth. • Solos, dueta nnd recitations had their places on the program of charm & l ’rrionul Mtn'ion ing diversity, the young people de­ v Miss Lucille Bradley, who hits serving much praise for the capable manner in which they rendered the been the charming gue-t >' \lr» v .1. , ❖ parts assigned them. Pleasing and John T. Bri.dv left ««i enjoy aide numbers were given b> f >r her home in Teiine-.se.' ❖ the adults. The commodious hod*» , Mr. ami Mrs. W. R Matthews of was crowded to Its capacity. Re­ fresh dlenta were served tho children Leesburg speqt Sunday with their sV upon the lawn, while the older people uncle, Mr. E. Matthews of this city. enjoyed their treat indoors. An & MUa Kathleen Steinmeyer spent especially pleasing number wore the tiny torch hearers In their little Friday and Snttirday nt Longwood. of the Misses Waite. gt white gowns hearing lighted cindlea the guest rpd repenting the ten cute little / # Mr. and Mrs, Fred Wnlseroan left rhymes of the story. A neat sum This fact is all the more remarkable in view of the industrial depression pre­ vailing throughout the country and of the fact that low prices had obtained generally the first part of the season. The contention of the founders of the Exchange that whenever the organiza­ tion 'was given the marketing of over fifty per cent of the citrus fruit produced in Florida, the industry would be placed on a sound and stable foundation, has been fully justified by recent events. Join the Exchange! “ SANFORD CYCLE CO. ï O —Agents For— The 1 9 1 5 Maxwell Automobiles Tlu* must wonderful ear that has ever been put on the market for $ 7 ii0 F.O.B. Factory, Detroit, Mich. SEE US FOR DEMONSTRATION ^«Ô» 1 0 8 Palm etto Avenue ■M?-- ; v w ■ un 1in« 1... & A <3* & Sanford, § . F la•. «r- ■w» �234848535323535348484853532348534823485348482323434853534800010202000000 �4 Hi ¡il 1J i i u j S=¡ í ! ili i !¡Í¡| 1 ini! ì & i ä \ §>*\ ooooooooooooooooooôoooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo �" PAGE EIG HT ‘-i ' - T MAY 4 THE BANPORD HERALD ,Ji_L_iLL. _______ ,J.am~ 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 I to enforce the laws and when this 4> 4> ♦ . LEGAL AOVLBUSING ♦ takes place the city* government PASTURE LAN D S l takes a back seat. This method is M o llr r • ( A ? p llo ll< a fa r T a l D * » d l i i d t i S te lla li S 't o f I h r C e n tra l N la lu la t [ all right for the villages In the county Tin? more ferii!»- the Inrnl Ilio ^1, N o t i r t la b » r*b y « I r t o th a t W. I t . H u m 1 1 j that are not incorporated hut for r d , p u r r h i n r o f T a a l ' r f l i l t l l « N o . I H2 , better tin* posture, but -for ecoV ♦ Sanforil to call in file county of­ S munie reason» the rough fields £ ¡ ft / V d '..V d d aínlflrtU uf'my BUDGET OF OPINION “ JUST BETWEEN VA n P VCI\ 1 ficials looks to me like the city of- :j- m i l l gullied 1 l l l s i f l r s should be Jj j baa m a d * a p p lic a i b in l o t ta» ife td to j o u i n>i YOU AND M E:” m, used Iler«! /f,i* r •0 , , «I,., th e Un.! f ir s t li. to Ilie « » r . jr,«mu^ r n s * . ), - , .i It4-.S r*r«- th«* -dollo a rin g d re rrlb rd |. r » e * r l> ■ 1 fidals cannot or are afraid to take y i . {-*• r _____ lt u a t r d fn B rin in o la (___ o u n ly , f in , I d a . to* ... _____ ¡h o ld -.» efif this - proposition. t> The InrretHdnii prices of meats I in n Id SE ♦ tl TTl 3t KW” 31 a rra *. Florida that have Ì 1,1111 (,f fnrm '■bor * » 1 o f , ‘ n £ ! ^ i i . ♦ he dit«* m a k e th he e / /ertile e r t i l e tle Held» l( \n m more o n * p prof r o f J} 1 t h * «al l U n d b r in g _ n i at t emp t e d ( h i * ar c hi’Artlly hef tired of crrl l íl rat** i hr . Ilulile In pasture tll.it» In tilled {: Hfin it -h r et I t fJu i nII.r r Mo f c N»inch e il. U n irr« oeld err* 1 All Local Adverli.scinenlM 1 n,|(.r it and to me the simplest and best t ih r a t c »hall h r rr« Irrm # < I n e ro rd in f t© le w, ■< crops. The convenience of water plap would lie for all parties con­ le e f lr r d w ill lu u e I h f f t o p on I h r h th d i y This 1Icadinff THREE CENTS a A C11IEL IS AMONG YE TAKING NOTES AND FAITH. for the stock »tumid not be overo f M e y . A. 1>. I » l& . g cerned to offer a substitute for this ^ looked tn choosing a Held for a U lio r r p m y e ig n e tu r* e n *l « a l Line For Each In«erlion. Minimum “ HE'LL PILENT 'EM " — SO SAYS SAUNTERER. h t f th e lird tley y f A p r tf, A. II. Sunday dosing, allowing certain ¡j. pasture. Charge 25 Cent«. E . A. D O U G L A B S , a o o o o o a a o a o a o o o o a o o o o a o o o o o o o o a o o a o a a o a o o o a a o a a a a a a a o places to open for a limited lime ( ’ I n k C irc u it C o u r t B rin in o la C o .. Pia. <ritirfrùùirùtrCrù-CitriïA'Crtrit'trfrtrtt'ùïrtt'ù H y Ja«. C. Itbbrrt«. D. C. B&-Tu»*ÍÍ í If people would practice looking under certain restrictions or else + •# -• * • *#• close up everything in Sanford even ♦ for the happy things in life —and N O T l CK GENERAL SPRING SEEDING. to the hotels and boarding houses Itoad r»|«ul ol Edgar E. Uro»n, Jo* Carn« Look Pleasant here let us say that the happiest *»on and J. f. Turtiar, irrommonding a and that is just what the state law S o w in g b y H a n d a n d W i t h t h e A id o f public rounty r» ad k» followa: ♦ 1 ' petfptr are those who forget to hunt means if enforced to the letter. Thr Sfly (SO) fool roadaay knowir-a* a D is c D r i l l o r H a r r o w . -----■p- We cannot, of course, nil be For Sale— One Underwood t > for tKeir own happiness in their en­ lU r h m o n d a venu*, l> * ( in n ln * a t tb » In te r _ But as I remarked, there are many Some men COU SOW seed crellljr b y ' a e t t i o n o f »aid ro a d w a y w ith C u m a v rn u a , writer Nu. ’T : 4 ------handsomer*---------Apply-at city deavors' to mako others* - ha ppy—4 f s o u t h -t n il* (I* tl * ....i u » la*gg - t b rrnn rr** »ootk mr rr—M - l l l ) mmil* things that arc worse than th e Sun­ band, while ottrrnt mitke a find failure ííu 4* And it*o\ bard for us •»lb 31111 y a rd * ) along th o re n te r tln r o f S ection office. 73-Jt, ]iMJ>T?""'#Buld keep on the lookout day -opening and they have never o f tile Job. T h e trouble with sowing t h r « * (3 ), lo * n » h !( i tw e n ty (501, ra n g * to be gooil; « for happy things, they would find t h ir t y o n * (31), B A E. to Ih r in t* f* * * e tU in occurred to the reformer», probably seed broadcast by bnml 1» that In most o l * t h ir t y (30) fo o t roadw ay 230 yard« For Sale— Three fresh milk m » , «*• We are sure now'^tnd then them in vastly larger numbers than because the reformers are tho chief c a s es the seed is distributed very un­ n o r t h o f the «oulh t ln r o f «aid » a ctio n 3. Martin Iloyle, Monroe. Fin > .{ to be lonely, iw p . 20, range 31, th e n re wr«t on aaiif the unhappy ones. ♦ evenly. In thick patches here ntid^Jhln ro a d w a y or.o I t ) m ila to Itra r d a ll avenue offenders. * And we don’t always "do ' 4’ The very allaviation of misery is patches there. The Inelfterleuccd A lao tw o roadw ays k n o w n a« Jo rd a n road Hogs for Sale— Car load ju«r as we should. Hauti, loo. may sow more seed thnu Is ■"*» ,,ro" n u,0,d’ rh) o f a m ile lo n g , *ruIJ' accomplished better by' people who a n d th re e -q a rle ra ” I H n - Fcived." Write Martin Doyle, It |? n ecessn ry lo th e a c r e , o r h e m ay not sing east B mil* from «aid Ukhmnod avc4 know how to smile, people who know * * * ' —*■- * - " — ------ -v e n u e No, 2., for particulars. 55.1 f, To be patient is not always usi- enough sect!. A few experienced l T a ” *ll. Vî»* k ^ T ^ r ' i  ï l l î ! »"d th. how to smile deep down in their m i m i i r a IIU -U can auw fine seetl broadcast atr e n te r (h a tf) «retían lin o of ««Id «ectlon 3, easy, ♦ hearts and who can go about carry­ Fat Cattle for Sale— Some iUll To be cheerful is much mo»t n» cventjr ns enn be dono wlth ìò.d .rro .d “^«^»'»“^ ‘ qu^M.f'^tìòa1 Uol ing the bblief that this is a fine old ones ju s t shipped,in and in tine ( „n. H is qulto possible that McGrow re­ mt-chanlcal contrivance. | of s*c. », 20, si. harder still; 4’ world or God would never • have grets that ho over permitted Hoino i v t i n r o «I»«t 1» t o I li. s o iv n h e t i n t i t i 1' b a v e b e n m a ln ta in rd by dUion. Address Martin Doyle, SunIti n m 1 1 IO IH W w n I»y IInII** *iriv » t# r ^ i i l f t i l i p r t v l o u i lo i n i ] pince r^' But at least wo can always made it. Uroh to go to Cincinnati. broadcast the surest way to Itnvo the ¡sos. a portion of «amo has been u»ed as a fórd, R . D. No. 2. 65-tfc bo pleasant, ............t n United Slate« leali route aiaro «aid rout* • a • 4* ground covervd evenly for a perfect V-t-hHahed, *nd th è number of ha me. * * , « If we make up our minds 4 B. W. Delahunty, a semi-pro, pitcher S t a n d Is t l) SOW t i g h t l y l u t i l i w n y s O f oeeuplr<t and tarm a u n d e r e u lH v a tio n along For Sale— Five • acres half mile T The Sunday closing business is that wc will. • 4> of Elgin, 111., has signed with tho ll„. <!,M. ll— vop. nipxhnntcal « M - " i g S S S , ^ £ T 2 “ ,S ^ T . . ' S 2 : " ; from brick road, quarter mile from being agitated again and us I re­ Bloomington club of the 1. I. 1. league. ers wtltcb dlstrlbutc Beed eveniy and nubile benjflt reeelved. and if no pyotMt loading station, 6 miles from San4' marked before the dosing would be tiu n iy r • • • -e And it pays every time to In set rtmounts to thè ocre are cheap ¡’„ . J 1“ 1, 7|f* » . » ^ J L u r *m«Ung f th(« ford, county road on one side, All brought on by a certain few who The Columbus club of tbo Ncbinskn nud tiy all meati.» stimili! bo t)sed « ben Ilo a rd . * look kindly, 4‘ good black hammock land, Tuo 6 7 -T u e *-5 te would not use some reason ip open- -3tnto league has made Pitcher Moso It Is (Hw*fb1i> to secure them. Of me Although you feel worried 4 nctos cleared, fenced and f.iro ing for .a few hours on Sunday. I Justus manager for the coming sea- ctianlral n u iiiin ii W T B i ' i s lfor u i *small nuil i n w i there in cttr « i . . sk-tslcrs seed and blue; , ♦ do not believe that any one has son arc many different kinds, ranging from ‘ M ; . “;,' ru""»! ' ***'*■ G o0'1 flowl"B W" U if you smile at the world * #" * # *- • the wheelbarrow sctsler to the small fn re E«i»te ol ¡$800. Teims to suit customer objections to a few places »keeping1 » and be cheerful. . ä irrln « t’ Connelly, IO!) Magnolia avi Ijtrue Kirby, the big outfielder, who î »«»»1 nitnchmcnts to grain drills. The TAou gaullil*l'rAr tllto open for an hour on Sdnday mornr « . I . t f i t e - * , I >l«trlt*ut**.«, and The world will smile buck # w h e e lb a r r o w s c e d e r I» o n e o f t h e I k » I a il p a n n o « h a v in g «Maim» m i)» m « n d < ing or afternoon, provided that no «1 “ ",0 **»“ turned down by John at you. V ir û r ’ s n " 1 « î h \ V i y o u .«« h , « . i, , no noise or crowd disturb the pea r e f til AfcOraw, Is making a hit with tho •>r th e s e k in d s f o r o n e m a n u s e o n ly . For Salo 20 fine hroud I I»m nu»n »««•îih o n m l f u n n i n g l l f l n l a m i rm uir»<l t o p r r - n , i »ny rlftim « JBtoufeds. and even tenor of the day, hut if *- « I... . ( . „ „ l i » „ - „ i . **««» il ansi « îrrru ru S w h irh y o u . o r n t h t r o f y o u , Martin Doyle, Sanford. It So try to brace up and look |> m r V ) it n llim h l t i Ol II UH t l i f i t n i l m n l mmy «*j*lri»l III** « - in t r sí A u iu « ta A 4 > Vo, * you give some people an inch they ^ pleasant. 4 ( The Wards retain their righteous pitiny 111 Ih* Itinlì! «*«1 If It lü e XfN'Ctcil III Slrrir»**, »"irt'*p«4. Ul«* of V«vtiaInol<* C’nun* . Io ihr* u m lr r iic t ir d r i o r y t r i i want to Lake 11 mile, and front a few stand and again declare their Brcok- germinate and produee a crop of good \y(‘ FIs r id „ , , ,. No matter how low you « ¡th in tw o yaata fru m t h * 4 hours of opening some of them want feds will not be allowed to play hail plants. Kvcry year literally thousands «tste h*r*ef. For Sale— Eggs for Hatching. 1-t are down; » 4 D s la il M a rrh 2 0 lh , A . I». I9 IÄ to take the entire day und this is on Sunday this year. of tuistiels of hlglt priced s«*e»l are prite pen Orlando Fair. Whit, it.., , , ID A S I H U I N E P A H H A M O U E . Good humor Is always con-" 4 • • • E iv c u lr t « . wnsteil simply hy "throwing" the seeil $2.60. Other pens $I.f>0 Single o what has called down the wrath of tagious, fil- T u v a - iti 4 upon the tann* surface of the s«dl to Hughey J e n n i n g s Is tnUlng unusual tho good people of the d ty upon Comb White I-eghorn, ÎI fin > > ■ L > Hut you banish y o u r. 4 Int erest In George Boehlnr. youthful take Its chances with mins nn»1 ele- In C o lf r i « f ihr* ( o tin ly J catti*". N r m in a lo per setting. the heads of all the dealers. I have Baby chi* h» fl "> ; .¡ • friends when you frown 4 » u n i), .Stalo c*f f in t it i« 4 The reason wo much of the never believed there was any harm southpaw, who had only a fair season iio’nls. hundred for remainder of , . si a\ . . , l4 _ In re l ‘ »4a»o of * Selected. 4’ Ytilitulilc R4SH1 Ih waatisl la that II m$«« Jimmtr r,u«* c #1 M . tt u , in keeping a drug store or a store with the Tigers last year I t»e«-ollle» rovere»! wlth soli, llcnce nitidi To all Crrduor. l.-gal—«. I».urlimi«-«- and . outhern i aks loul r> r «Il rrr*nn» h«>rrtc rliim» of ilomanti • ig, ruotai* f-'l n 1 • • • ♦ « * • • • * * ♦ • • • where u cool drink could be obtained >>{ Ir nevcr g erm in a Ir» an d groiv* ..a m i -»i.l K-t*«* u r i» r iw , r i » George Carey, th** old time "Scoops,' or a newspaper or a cigar on Sunday *nJ '•'* "* rou * « n»»tin«.) who got religion at a Hilly Sunday nj Morii 1« w(i»li>-»l , nway' , hy rnln» unii and1»«r.-.iulfad t>. pr*«*nt «n>- rlaima and For Sale- Prir.o Winning P open for an hour or so and dosing vival, 1» now doing missionary work i n e l t l n g s n o w s , S o m e t h l l t »lo»-» g e r m i d e m a it l. » h lrh you nr « llh » r of ynu m a >i I see the pile drivers and other Eggs for hat» hing them up during church time. As for the Anti-Saloon league in Ohio o n te m i Ih c « n rfn c e o f th e s o li n e v e r »>»*' Jk* •"«■«* Mia« J lro n ... pington «!«■ «-*«, .frx.i «-.-«,,« » . (■lau, •«d. .»« lairi S« m In» < » un »v, ■ . « applinnees for the Clyde Line docks ! . •, flir tic i'« in * h! l'I n n f « I m m ì i i w tnt» y o u iik ' n«.r ••«. t «> ih» u n - f . r - t f n r r i f.tM ’ u io f «if ^ 1il«* t n a l h f i l i ' h a n o ' IV**. far as i am individually concerned are on the ground and ready for the rm d » u n - liH» n e « r I lio s u rfn e e . T h e jr « * • • * . » “ hin iv o y . a r . Irom Ih» d a l* setting. Price $2.60. Empor» lu they can close ull of them uji for I Says the New York American: "Hug work. The Cjydu Line probably Aprii iTtb. a f». t di r,. Park avenue. •.» do not need anything on Sunday Umile makes a home run against Ihr uri* klUcd w lth th o flrst d ry s p e li ol wanted the bulkheading finished be­ ■ummer _ ' , y '' ritK B T E K . hut I sm limad enough to wish to So Tuw-i'lf ) leriittif But Ping did his best work fore they started their work but as For Sale Sound anil . . S » n v liig i - l m r r nr>»l o t h e r k l i i d s o f si...... there enjoy the day if possible »gainst them wben h e w u h playing ' -.-.-.I In February nml March on »now N*»i»e -f «ppiir.iion tor T .. 11—d i . d « peu*. Mixed $2.15, Sp»-'kb yet the filling in has not been com­ Srcllun S 7S »I »hr (irnrral S lm intri* anil there is certainly enjoyment in with them " o r h u n c jC n llllM M I k 'n )U IU l i*» \ r i * l l (H ill « N o tirr I« hereby f lv e n th « i i \ L ll« n pleted but we hope for the best and Unknown $2.40 per hush»-! being able to get a cool drink or an g»>»Hi if lifter »«lidIlions lire such that ¿»il, M P«.rvh».r r «t T.» r rr,int„ . for price on 100 Itushel bithave the assurance from the council No. f l 2 l . d * t . 1) ' h«- 5 lh d a y at A p ril, A t>. Did you ever notice that the "funni­ Ice cream cone or a newspaper on t h e »ee»l w ill a lllk I n t o th e s o il d e e p ly I»S2 . ha« tiled •■Id r « r l i 8 r » i r la m v a ttire that the filling in will he done re­ Puilri»'k. Tiflón, (Ja. Sunday. This is just my idea and est play a hall player ever saw" was and Iteeuinr well covered where It fell and ha* made a p p lira tlo u for t a i tire d la la - u i^ ln a re o rd a nr» w ith la » .Said r e r llf t gardless. Our lake front will soon one made by some other fellow, and probably does not meet with the without Im'Iiik lll"V«-»l if the wet. nl r a le » m itra re « Ih r fo ll« > » !n * tlearrihed p ro p For Sale Setting« <»f •g, present a fine appearance with the the "best piny he ever saw" was one ird to K r m tn ttlr r r u a l) , K |tt*ld a . approval of the people who wish to leniate frecxlug and thnw-lng »»>11 will eIo*iy» I I - (» tia ., winning strums White <*r| L it t * I lu V», I#—* ta il* I a nd ft. ho made himself? new hotel, new Clyde Line »locks, r e a l l y p la n t It , th e n U w i l l la ’ n i l r ig h t , [ u n ir la Sub tM tn lim . ».( S I ', . Ser close up everything and who do not uIllnck Lungshnn Pari mlg> a new ho at works and the m-w pa­ T in * s u r e s t w a v t o p la n t s i n i i l l s e e d T l ' , ■ 1 * ï K , A r r ''* , ,1 ... want to ride in an auto, get a paper • ’ T h e *a ld U n ti being a*.*»»ed al t h r d a le Huff Wyandotte, Hurr*-»l li With the Harrison grounds only a vilion that will he erected as soon or cigar or u cool drink on Sunday few minutes ride from New York city. o f a l l k in d « n t l i n y s e a s n n Is t o o p e n of t h r la u m r e o l « u rh re rt*ftra t» tn t h r French I'luce. French .0 1 as the bulkhead is made. Sanford " Yermrtl m ü ít ■ . r1r i' i i'ô ù . » .n ?l .aTi f t j ’fiv lu 7I • My contention has always been that It Is likely that many of tho Newfeds t h e » u rin e « ’ « .d l w i t h " <B»k d r i l l »»r i h l l l 4m- ’r ’etl <ÍIñ )í h a rr» » " lin * «iih *«! **o It w i l l sail! i»»u** tb s r fo n «*n ih r ” $»fh *!»y • ( will then get the benefit of the lake by closing up a city on Sunday so v III b«’ commuters—playing in one f u l l U lt o th e s e » m a il f u r r o w s m a d e h y J y 't í T ir i. i , mt front anil not till then. tight that one cannot even get a state and living In another. F»»r Sale Hoimehoh! furI b e d is k s o u t! Ih e u c o v e r w i t h a m in u t il i thl> t h r s r.ih .lay nt A p r il, t I» i s i v .a ra li E. A D t 'l M I.ASS, meal ut a hotel or restaurant, get 111 Enst Second street l»«*iw» In# harrow. W ith sum e d isk »lrlll« C le r k C ir c u ii C o u rt, S -tn ln o la Co., K in . i The Sanford Building and I.oan gasoline for a car, get a sodu or take BIB Sweeney, released by the Chi­ w h e re the »oll I» m ed iu m d ry a n d f r i­ By j«*. c . Koi.»ri,. D. C. and Bark avenu«». 7 l" T u e » .f tc Association has loaned money re­ any- pleasure whatsoever on the Sab­ cago Cubs, signed with tho Boston Red nì»!«» tile »»*<*»1 will 1h» »u llh -ien ily eovBuree f»»r Sale Bay. s cently for seven homes and thin bath is getting hack to the Hltie Sox In preference to other ofI»‘rs. »0 e n -il »«Uh ihe »lrlll »Iros; »•Imin n ttn i’ h in t'*u»i ut » *««i| Jud*«-, H,min»i« t «um» about 1100 11»«., «afe. «i: makes about twelve new homes to l.nws of the Puritanical day when that he could !>»» nt home In llostou and menti«, tini» savin g *nili>*euuçnt m ech an - j n r, p ,r*tn u t 'S l* 1* '* * lo,u l* «olimi N»> heltiT f rn U ní »-«iverlng It 1« n» f»silPih nnd )r«»-k Kr*nK»n bo built in the next few months. I everyone was compelled to go to look after Ills Insurance business wn-»i»(/itl t.< pin» e wheat .»nt». r.ve. hnr n>) ,,») .1., 1 h«»r-«* in *t. I, U *» wish to commend the good u-ork church the entire day and read nothShortstop Arthur Hi’irli»» of tin* ley . • •>tt‘,u > > r -ili» *» • » ■ » 1 »m t he »urf.ue * ■ » « t<*r. a i 1* 1; 1 . i 1» : -i 11» »«. »1• fnr »|tilrk sale It II I accomplished by th»* building nsso-img hut the Bible. This will not (Bunts, who went to Honolulu with the «..II nnd nil»««- It t.. ............ h> ..... . , . Jui1r, , |.f„i , . .1 112. t >viedn. Fla ciation for without it the many new 1force people-to go t»> church, ami baseball tourists lust winter, report* i'tiiiliu. a- II i* t" «ou «mali »»«si In <•-.(»»*- «» •>!» irii*ir*tr»* »I »(<• ..»»:« .I . m ,» , « * «(.t W « I'1W , Kr*»iVUfi, r la n p u n , 'dr*'« « «spit«*,,, «*.1 ttia» ■» f Ir«».k »**a**d «t homes that have been built here they are not any better »•(! (or being 1hi» spring heavier I ban he ever was * For Sale— My lot on 1 ir*t !(>. t. th e o ld s t y le w a y w I I lim it la d t ig e o \ , » ni * t lm r t » III j» r*» *n t n.y lln * l * r (luring the past five years would forced into church. It uuly makes in his life. In hla case (he extra flesh ere«l Small »red nm»l l»e planted Ihc ream« ■« sdirisUtratrla et *»i«l relut». 1 .Ml o|iposite Hobbips N«-»«t hot«1 • r i) a«k fo r t k r l r * r |> r v , ul. never have been constructed. This ‘them leave Sanford tor some other la ueeded. «¡im e a« large »o«hI. and w hen fa rm er« 11»15. t*. It l » * t r d * A r r j |‘ Sth can buy this proper!y vi-ry -• association has done much for the place where they can purchase these 1.1?.VI E GKirriK. e o n ie t»> renllre tld» Im p o rta n t fn«-t le»» able on lib<-ri|l t* rir.s A d n u o i-I »«Irl» city and I want right'now to inform things and can have some amuse­ IUll Rodgers, tho Cleveland dub's go»»d *ec»l will lie tv asleil nini n itid i IV I»«*n A I I m !»I« i I iI x *. A ttrrr,)--. Itohrrt Burksbaun*. "o l, a ffr t (* V I , S *. I f . s-S, some of the monied men of this city ment. But I have also said that if «econd sacker from the Northwest»’rn « tire r result« will lu» «».<-»ir»‘»l Franklin at red, Tump«. 1 l»1 that the building association is the the »lenient persist in kipping open league, haHlItt«'»! in so well with ShnrtI» f r»t»FK o f 4"«sti f * J Udp r , N rn liiitî# f 'o u n h , ,S(»tr t»f L la tid » Ga-den H o » , Reel. place to invest your mor.ry instead th«’ livelong day. tnak'ng noise nn»l Btnj> Ray Chapman fn practire ihni A• ♦ » » ♦ .» ❖ ♦ ♦ ♦ « o e w e e * »♦* » In tr I4t a t« «( T i n - III»»kin.- « f i l » , ‘ f i l l g i m b - n w i s « l Aupu»tu» VrlinniM «if- foreign fakes that have taken so daunting the fad in the face of the Manager Birmingham 1« »•xp»‘ete»» tc N i'tifd * ì» L**rrl ) c.i > •*-1 I* *31 ekliviffC much of Sanford's money and given church people then the wrath would tnak»’ film the regular keystone guar- w m k I - « u m tl«||ig u l i u ti 1« w i t h i n t h , . roui »ni t K* t e»** t f r l i t h ds y - t t n b l l l t y - i f n o » un», w i t h o r . l l n u r y , Ing »1 i l i i t v r . A f 11 I M ' , 1 » h a ll t** * * * nothing in return. The amount of fall upon all of them an»i the Stin»la> •B» n. nuit v In ’ tic mviiiniianylllR eut 1« HreoreMr Cu. I; itrerin*. Ju.lt.- »(salii ‘ ; . t «uri, »» Juitï» »( l'rtlui*. f», ny finul -Sunfnfd money that has been ih- closing would mean that nothing couhi »l»t»\rn a dirai», «fronti and «rrrlcoultl»* di.rb«,gr «»«ruirii ni tl- re»*«» ..I He Had It For Bent Five room •«.•»»* . vested out of the state is appalling lie purrhased in Sanford on Sunday. ta n h ’ti h»>«r r»-d It t» prrlmp» not n* Au«u.tu. M»t>p»*l»l. »tre»*.».i. ««.) »t*» «t t ) r l a i n , 11(n » I »111 ( ir r e r n l ir y A n *! Elm avenue, with all modem In honor of a visit to his plant by and most of it was placed in gold I want to tell you good people (k-Hlrnhl.v a« a nsd such a« »»tie would « r r o u n U * • *> * c u t,i« o t t a ld r * t* t» , a nd provenienti«. Ilfi.OO. Fre»- «aii-r p p ro v a l. brick schemes. Some people never right now that you( ire overlooking the governor of tho stale an automo- 'purehuso, but It I« useful nml partirti *«k fo r t h t l r aipproi Bated April Mb, AT I). ISIS. N. H. Garner. " :1 I" 'th in k about investing in a home en­ tho greatest crime against Sunday blto manufacturer once had a com­ inrly ilrslrahle by those who cintnot M i n n i e M cD o n a l d , E tres tils . terprise, although they make their and that is allowing the stores to re­ plete car assembled lu something tike see their tvny rlrar to buy one. The W ils o n * H o tu h o h lr r , A tto rn e y * . seven minutes. Somo .weeks later, For B en t— t ’ hea|i for c: sh. t Id AS-1-3. &-4. ( I , «-6, Í - 3 . 9 - Ï money in Sanford. Nevertheless main open until Sunday morning after this feat was heralded in thd stand Is triad«’ of four litri» by two Inch acres thoroughly cultivate«! k ill scantling for the «M i-h ntftl top stretch­ the building association continues because you do not choose to do dally papers, the phone rang vigor­ ers nml three Inch by two Inch for the In C o u rt o f Count? J u ila » , fir m in o le C o u n i? Mecca Hammock, elate t»> k> '! to prosper and grow and Is safe and your shopping early Saturday morn­ ously. "is it true that you assembled teg« nml leg stretcher». Two of teach fila le * f f i n t i l i * station. Inquire of E. E. T jl* ' sound and In capable hands. ing or afternoon and causing tko a car In seven minutes at your fac­ are nnnti^l except In the c a s e uf the ¡' . g' ^àÌ n01 73-tip proprietors and clerks to s tay in the tory?" tho voice asked. "Yes," carno legs, where four are wanted. Tim con­ N o t ir r t* hereby t i v r n , to a ll w hom it «tond is simple. T h e "’»J. roarers, I hn t ji i t h . S U d n y ot K»t>For Bent— Neat «ix room him*»- •• J Never in history has such a doc­ storm until after midnight on Sunday tho reply. "Why?" "Oh, nothing," struction of. the , -, , . . . trml-rr. A. D. IVI5, I shall apply to th* tald tho calm inquirer, “only I ve got sides have » • to be mortised to t a k e the tianombl* tlrortr G. Herriteg. Judt* ef Magnolia avenue between I* ,*urt !■ morning. I go to the different trine been preached as we find today ■ i^Jd court, a* Jud(* of Probate,_ tor my «tld and Fifth strret«. H. C. DuR»» . —-the doctrine of “ Smile, Bless you,, churches and 1 fail to »co very many tho car.? „ (mat d ia r h a r c * * • A d m in U t r a t r li o l t h * * * • t v t * o f W . U. H olden, d e rra a c d : and. Ihn» 7*2-:li l1 of the business men or their clerks »mile!" n t t h * u n » tim * i w ill p r r e r n l m y Anal a r r o u n t* a * A d m in is tr a tr ix o f «aid re ta ta In the corrupt days of Rome there there on Sunday morning and asking N a tu re S u p re m e . and a»k fo r thadr a p p ro v a l. Cottage for rent. J. M tis*»’i was a supposedly optimistic doctrine some of them w\hy they did not at­ D a te d M a rc h 4th. A . D. IS IS . ' Not fll the product of artificial A D E L I C I A I t . * • ''* . OF.N tilt-M p common of " E s t , drink and he mer­ tend church their answer was invari­ greeneries are so lovely as that of • ' f " o ln '- t r a t r l* . ably that they stayed a t the store 1 6 -K rh la y * m o*. ry, for tomorrow we die," but that tbo fields, the counfry garden, the For Rent— House of eight ........ la far different from the exhortation so late Saturday night th at they fence rows, the first roses, tho daffola C o u rt o f C * * * l? Jurf r , H ¡ r i i « l o - n j nti l»ath on Myrtle avenue, cl"*’ ty, 81*1* *í I ... d. of theae day»—the exhortation to could not possibly get to church on dlls, the arbutus which hides under In r * K * t a t * o t in. Inquire of Hill Lumber < » . smile and keep sweet, to look on the Sunday morning. Now this is some­ tho hillside leaves, tho first buds of J. K Ita n k U i. d e r*a«*d _ nffti-A $*■$-1f N o tte * Ir h r f t b y f l v r n . t o *11 » h o n I t O ffic e , the rhododendrons and the other forma bright aide o f . things and to keep thing that the ‘church people can may r o n r o r n , th a t on t h * iM h day of tolBng of tho lifo blood drawn di­ well take up and if /hey want to do D r to b * r, A D . 1911, » b a ll appi«- to th » your troubles to yourself. rect from the earth, wbila poor man­ stretebers and also the legs- The » tta a o r a b l* G r o r to G H n r in s . J u d i* o f For H c n t - r Several nice »’Ilice Cherefulness has even been found something for the young men of the s tr e tc h e r s have to l»e tenone»! to flt In ttf ,«),) Court a« Judga of Probaia tor my kind has to take all second band. rooms over Yowell's. Enquire N • city look after the late Saturday to haVe great therapeutic value and lite sid e » , and thè .n u le ap p lica to th è "««j ^ " u V Ì I l n - ^ d i i S ^ 'V a S '( W a T ro Ì 3- ‘ (_ log s tr e tc h e r s nnd t h * lega. T h e on ly atm* ttm * l wlil pr»r«*nt n»y Anat icm u n u Yowell & Co. great moral value, and the world (a night trading. It b something for a* E ircu trix ot asfd retato and ask tor Ibetr f jiart of the construction which Is not approval beginning to have suspicions that a them to think about for tho very Alpmlnum. For Rent— Furnished house of rive altogether simple Is that of tho lego, «aTuy lutea i t eIS lo » D * l* d A p rrii il 3 rd , JAi *. D . IS grouch la a carrier of evil germs of people who are so strict for Sunday Aluminum cooking utensils are n de­ rooms, screened throughout, tekMr*. E. G. HUTCHINSON. ' J Kit rutti«. closing arp the ones who chop late light untlt they turn dark Inside—then which, of tViursc. are on u slope and several malignant species. lh»ne, gas and all modern conveni­ mdst l»e tenonud accordingly. The «•«, b l. 6-8. T-t. S-S, S-7. In the home, the grouch sapa the Saturday night and the ladies are they are abomination. It b easy, how­ reel la formed with two circles of wood ences. $20 per month for thr»* ever, to keep them brlghL Either fiaUc* af Salo af S titriM Slw hp life out of the other members of the the worst offenders. made up of three boards, the narrow­ months, includes water. Mrs. Dick­ N oti»-» i* h«r»by (Ivon that I, C, O. Me' wash them in soda and water or bolt household, so he is a criminal per­ And another thing. I understand tomato parings in them; cuttings from est in the middle. The boards are held Lauihlln, tro»tre for tho bankrupt retato enson. 906 Myrtle Ave; lY-tlc forming slow murder. / f 0 J Í Ó Í Í " '. «.*. l Ì ' s ^ f ordVrîoï* that the d t y will not take up the rv tbarb anil the water It wai washed together by small circles screwed «o ; ?£ In the church, th<i grouch saps Sunday dosing but Will agk the in alone will often do the work. So them. The reel will run on an Iron ida, a* tho formar put* ot btuin*«* ol said bar P « . ^ through the middle of $h» S W ' - Î K T i - . ï ot’ ' ^ . the lifo out of .the other members county to take it up and thua place will lemon and table salL sides. Metal or wootl washers should ¡ m»rth*ndi** ot *ald bankrupt, also all As-1 of the love of .God, and hb depres- the burden on the dty offidala under tw* l n m t ttatwaan «n it ,urre and in ,«aid I». nputceti urtween th me« m reelI i-ntla enus nna o| aodn tounlain conminad tb, nb. d m affects all who come under his the plea that the state law covers it. the sides of the stand. To make the )»« to m rhatt.i mortene*. 1« tiMo.oo. .‘2, Rlghteoualy Indignant, ■111 nl*o nt amid tires act) nil th* book influence. I want to aay that th b la getting •ad will IIMd of Üte firm (dbcovertng thaï arrangement a lasting one It should all arrount* duo «aid haokre In the. business world the grouch out from under the organic jaw of be painted before being pul together. th*r at * aid tire* o (*r i t ! Wanted— T o exchange farming ond on# t o bis apprentie« and hla yorng daughter donai man r»(l«(*r aubioct lo m* is the calamity howler and the ob- the constitution and demonstrates orè^ correspond Ing )—We'«L welL it'a It should be repainted In the spring Dation m alm et ot «rklch three al* (lilt graripg Und In Volusia, county for n bat­ stale .In the way of propeas end that the d t y of Sanford cannot at­ love Tetters tho ras cal U wrfting to wlten It la perfectly dry.—Farm Prog- aneo duo tho National Cash K »el*t*r Cere house and lot Id Sanford. Apply paay pt U 09.00 ( q M aU LU O H U N . h b existence b like any other tend to her own affairs but must asy daugh'er, and on -my typewrttor, J . H. Hutchinson, 11th and call In the aaabtanea of the sheriff tool— Munich Filer"J1de PUe'*>-r t ile n c a b r e e d e r . avenue. 6&‘9i Tf 4-*0 SH Tn,,t^ CURBSTONE GLEANINGS ♦ .CLASSIFIED ABVFRTIMNr l|Jln|j EVEN THE GATE “ TOST NOT IN IT § FOR SALE FOR RENT ]; WANTED 3’♦<♦>♦•»»»»♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ w r I .................. . ; - 9 .__________e. - ■ �•• s, •. • - ■ *v sky&Oà !N TUE HEART OF THE WORLD’S GREATEST VEGETABLE SECTION' PUBLISHED SEM I-W EEKLY I .. ■ -- - ON. TUESDAYS FRIDAYS ID H E liA L D 1 THE IN SANFO RD— Life /» Woith Lining S A N T O Kl>. F L O R I D A . Kill DAY. M VV 7. 19 15 V OL UM E VI S O . 74 MANY NEW HOMES BIRD HAY OBSERVED CITY COUNCIL MET DIS­ STATE LAW MAKERS POSING OF MANY ITEMS CONTINUE TO MAKE A LARGE NUMBER OF BILLS* COME BEFO R E T H E LEG ­ ISLATURE BUT FEW " “ ARE CHOSEN“ " Tallahassee May (!.— An anti-feebill introduced by Repre­ sentative Wood, and whirh is en ­ tirely different from every other tneasuie aimed at the abolition of the present method of payment for services by county officials, ah* rereived a favorable report at the hand* of the house committee on county officials. The Wood bill makes tax assess­ ment* as the basw for figuring the salaries of the various officials. oystem litigation, its constitutionality being questioned. •in -the senate- rrsfPrrtnr afternoon there was a lengthy debate on the bill providing for filing of )in pendens in cases where individual property rights of women are concerned, by contractors or builders oi others fur­ nishing 'material or labor for im­ provement of such property. Sen­ ator Mimes vigorously opposed the bill, contending that it was unnec­ essary and smacked of special priv­ ilege. lie thought women have suf­ ficient protection in the matter of property rights. Senator Wilson contended they had insufficient. The bill advanced to third reading. The Harrison anti-trust bill, which passed the house with ease last weekha* been favorably reported out of committee and the indications are that it will be passed. Four cl awes- are e n umer at ed as follows: Counties having an asse ss­ ed property val uati on up to $ 2, 000.000. counties having n val uati on between 12. 000. 000 und $ 5 . 0 0 0 , 0 0 0 , counties between $5, 0 0 0 ,0 00 and $ 10,000,000 a n d counties over $10, ’’ ll is r u m o r e d " that S e n a t o r igoti 000 000. wlit be a c a n d i d a t e (nr t lie office »1 ff» the first class the monthl y s al ­ Commi ssi oner of Agricul ture: that aries would be as follows: ( ' apt It K Itosi- will c o n t i n u e to be Clerk of Circuit Court $ 15 0 t h e slate c h e m i s t , that C a r e y liarTax Assessor », . . 100 dec ‘has the gubernatorial bee buzz­ ing: that Senator Farris has already Sheriff . 150 been stung b y that i nsect ; that For­ County J udge ................ 50 rest Lake bejieves he will make a In addition to the County Judge good comptroll er, and i* apt to gn would receive all fees paid 'inti* hi-* af ter the off ice off»*', which include* marriage li­ " I t is sit i d " t ll.it there 1« not 1! cense ices and others. County Commissioner* would r>- member of t h e «citate « lm ha- not rt-i * ■ i muni lily salary of i J ■ im ad «urne well d'-filicd puliti. ,i| .i-piruillUon of an allowance ol live cents lion t<> olile*- higher up. and tli.it f*er mile for traveling too and from more than t hr*-*- lift h* of t to- house are * <*nt:i|*'*>t that 11..- next «*-*-t.»n the meetings Tax C o llecto r.................................. 100 •if fix mg at It i »i in. or l I I............ t senate, mi it 1« «aid wal 1« to l.e Tin* train will ' *ingre*»mnti it' the Sei inni [ii«irii t, di orlinoli at 1 p in if .»ill » mi nt hut hu* ju«t a suspicion t h a t he had n ■lining better wail a n d -»■*- flow t i e p* tifili' ■Ir -i » n -I generally ur*1 going to ' a t * - to- h g Itili before goltlg out to i- h f •- l i ­ ti a tint. Clerk of Circuit Court I'rediler, t i I..i rie L 1>.i v - i ■I if* So far Arttorncy to-iii-r.il \\ • t i* •unopposed, a t least then- k.;« been î ’J.'tO no boom for any other man fti-iml Jim tfn,ii;t g armimi on troubled |.>> joo liticai «en <*t I .»-un Sheriff 250 County fudge und lee* 100 It may n o t Ite s u d i a j o k e o n tinCounty commissioner» would re­ senat e a f t e r ni l t h a t it passed t h e ceive $50 monthl y in uddit mi to five F d l ' i t u - r c c h a r t e r hi|l c a r r y i n g w..m rent* |n-r mile for niileiige • ti'« suffrage w i t h it It will be reIn class four the following m e m bered i b n j at tin- titin- it x.t« arie« would prevail' -iij- l....... I t fi.it t *r■■ I«t*t* t >'■ I • t ’l e- - of I m lilt ( *ouM Tiu \--e*-or T-t» t'e.le.tor .» t o o J 5n J 5o too Sherd! tt.**r» • i , r ' . r r n U*«»4 n i fili «I if* l i M' . i l t '-. s »t s** 1 »* ft 1 n f 1*11 - u * . t- . j\ f i - 1»’•**-- «I- ♦-»«»! i «»r li\ c: $f I lie im-riil»urA d i r i ' « t l y Hui County J udge (and fees) 150 t h i s mo rn i ng tin- s e n a t e p u t t h r o u g h County commissioners would r e­ a m e a s u r e g i v i n g tu w o m e n t h e ceive a monthl y sal ary of $100 per r i g h t to Imiti office, a n d l u t c r o n it month in addition to five rents |>*-r Will lie raffl'd u p o n | •*-r bit I »I« tit pa«« mile for mileage. u p o n tlie gr.I mil.»! her n m e n t i m e n t By the proposed measure the w i t h t he wor d m u l e " «I fi c k el l f r om commissioners In the smaller >uun- it U I,e t h e r l i t e I.l it er p,i««r* or -lot ties would receive some !>•«« I (pin the - i t w iti !lkel f I................ d ‘ d f- ! In- pul $0111 llow.tncc given them a n .......llA b tf»! ti,, i- mul itati i.i. of otti'** .it' a> how In the counties abo ve tfn« m o r e s o u g h t a f t e r t h a n t h e s u f f r a g e rla*s. however the commi ssioner f r n n e i u s e , a n t i t h a t i> |U«t w h a t I lie would begin to receive considerable • s e n a t e p r o p o s e * t o g i \ ' t h * ' m , *** f a r more. In the very largest co unti es as appointive ofbees are conc erne d. where the assessed valuation amo un t s T i mi this bill should h a v e come to ten million or more dollars the f rom one of t h e strongest l o ca l op­ commissioners would receive $ 1 0 0 t i on senators belonging to t h e légis­ per month. lat ur e. Senator J one s of R se a i n b i a c o u n t y , seems t o refute in a way the Tallahassee, Fla, - The house com­ o ft repeated s t a t e m e n t that t h e local mittee appointed Friday to invest!- optipnists are «fruiti nf mi xi n g the late into charges of drunkenness in women in p o l i t i c * According to the the legislature Monday afternoon re­ s t a t e m e n t of a t least one ma n, it potted its findings and absolves any g oe s even f ur t h e r than that. It d e m ­ member of the house from any such o n s t r a te s that while local o p t i o n is t s charge*. a r e unwilling t o dr.ig the women « In u weekly letter recently sent to down in the m i r e of cu r bst on e and the Manatee River Journal of llra- preci nct politica, they are willing to dentown, Representative Wilson gix-en the women nil they c a n of the *l»o,e of tho shame-and disgrace of liest there is nin politic*. . 1 drunken lawmakers. His statement challenged by Representative iarrison of Duval and RcpreaentaSpecial Service Cnldstcin of Nassuu offered a The Epworth League anniversary tesolution demanding a full investiservices xvili bo held next Sunday ntion. night at fh'p Star- Theatre. f* Holdstein, Turnbull nnd This service will bo -composed of r ^ln wcre appointed a committee 0 conduct a probe. A hearing was songs, music and addresses by some " p'd Monday morning, and the re- o f 't h e best talent of tlie Methodist P°rt submitted shortly after the church in Sanford nrnong the young pcdpleT ouse convened in the nfternoon. viT11- I.....; ■ ». oi ..i, M ■j , Tin- May meeting of tile Worn* ■ I I .1 b* 1.1 U •■I • O.. . \l .1 -. V 5 ' tei* .1 oi It.i "M y Mo th er \l] uri' ltixlletl to tin- «I'M ice tl to Ir It ^ I' I under tin lead*'* ill p of Mr« I I ti.it* bel ti lo >r II X P I Mt * t . k ■' -t* -! . p- •«t I* J. t lln* 1 I«m tt, -1 e . ! It . I. If, - I, l li ,i » I ; pol.li- * a i *. I f**r t*-eir . 111 diiig ge m- r un* , <»*, - 1. 'p ti. «lo-.a .\ I L. I ! . ■ hi......... D Da x 1'iiti, • to I ’r*-.,i le »g, 1« it Nere** a r X I D ■In» ori I »r for nur officer* to Haxe «eli 11II,* lit llefi.re I liey Kit force I lo­ Law* now ..»•t Mr* John Mel«* li lor on Olir Mat Ute Hooks'.'" Tin* a b o v e m.i* lune». question will be tbe subj e ct of t h e Mrs tt \V Abernathy, t'hrm address for the evening by Mr and Committee Hyman. el I h \| r« rottiti* I to f.in* Routine hUMlM*» was Report* fr o m tin- xttri- il, |< ir| m.-ti1 « - bo xx » ■! g r a t i f y i n g .f tV tiling month' « I’ I! a i t ...................t ! I ..ti L * f not t l ie t aititi . ■••Mimi“ oter4«. (bunking tbe I lilt- menilo rs* i ml woini n ••f San (-•rd Ittf t >.,-i r «apport in «et urtllg ■Ion loo ol Jtto i furniture i t ' f»T I fte etuiiity botile wit* read The re port fruii tin- relii f * ilium Miff Mr« U U \lo-riia t by, chaiiman was 1110*1 gratifying Member* of the club were ii»si rut-1ert to notify tin■>r< l.irii-* of tb** \a rinti* tfepiift * nielli« immediately a* to their di­ p i -o o . ! t MO e 1 . * I f t . , * „ - t •- • . »■ ' ' ! . - 11 -'"It .Itili*- 1.1. I - • in •* 11a III loca . 11-01 H U . I n !•' 1 1-.1 l o t (o tP*T,« II, the eft ••I .«•»n fiir.i xx a s K. I . ! Mi Mo I t I• g ■ 1 I »I I I l o i I I I pl.ti ed *«n it* nr*t reading alili p.IHSNineiiiher were Mr*. Il C k,error ed. it was moved that the rules be and Mrs. Deane Turner: alternates waived and that it lie reati by t i t l e Miss Laura Fish atul Mr*, T e r h e u n . (»rga'i/e Nun-'«» '«rhitiil ui I p ala I p«ula, V»it il J ’11b. I ••I .’* 11 VM p'e.t *' lo t. g «er \Me I I il* lie- • fi II* i h h V Vita' ' fu « « Vii—ititi,irx i Su loia;, «t ititol xx.t* organi/.etl xxtlli ot l |i e r * , 1 « f o l l o vx « r t p i l i . p it i V ■* t ^ u ( >L M p Sopì t K.ittl a li fe ti only und placed on it* second r e a d ­ only and. placet! on its second r e a d ­ ing Roll I Ax*-, He rndon, A bernai by , \d. in« Dinge* Davi«on, M xxxt tl ar.d T o l a r I' v«ltS theft re. i) t'X ti tl e l i t 1 1 ,.| " \x- I >t t, ,;> > D. t X i ' ot . Vt • r • II I’a s s et L Lol l r a i l Vd a t i t * . M.iXWtll a n d I a- to r 1’Hssed It was moved a m i ».if.i immIi d that t Lie rule* be f ur t he r vx..ix<ij l anil that it be read in full and placed on its third reading und . final passage Roll call Aye. H e r n dun. A b e r na t h y Adams, Di ngee, Davison. Maxwell and Tolar. It was then reiul in full and rull cal l. Aye. Herndon. Vbernttlhj Adams, Dingee Davison Maxwell and T o ­ lar. Fussed. j ’iersttn: S*-cy . Mi«* Kliba Siedi, Trt*as , Mr* Christine Ilorell. It xxa* tleciiled to bave thè lirst «cit.ioii on t lit> fotlowmg S a hluit h ut thè l’resbyterian chunh ut fu a. m Yttii are cordially i n v i t e d to all ami ilefer tiie c.p|ioiiit meni ••f teachStar Theatre Sunday the services of the church anti will V full program of M e t ho d i s t *er- ers aliti Ut ber business lonnecti-il lie given a cordini welcome thè c&m mence meni of thè xmi * at the S t ar T h e a t r e xxill liegi»i wiib «ebollì tilt tlist lime Sec., Kbba Mr Sherman appe ared be fort* at ’»:45 next Sunday morning New l.'quipatent loslulled Stelli the council and usketi that rt-rlain Sunday school, 9 15 to |fi 15 T h e c o m Iteinte arc for the l‘uri«h The nbnve wu* tln morning min* concession* lie grunted him on the Sermon b y the pastor a t 11 00 House movies has arrived and has i i 'i l o c k . been installed. Thi s means bri ght er I xening worship will be in charge and b e l t e r pictures. The " Ch oi -o of the Kpwort b Li'UgUo late S o l d i e r " will be tin* iir«t pi ct ur e shown with the full e q u i p m e n t . Li very body welcome ul euch ser­ Come and see it It will be fine. viti- fx.« itriking Figure Representing the North Sea, Panama-Pacific International Exposition/ San Francisco, February. 1915. for thè Sunti;-.y »■■botti uilh lite hope lo kt ■p une gol li g. i( poKsltte ami a nuintier nf others are cxpcctod next lime. ¡1* tllere i* ruttili for all, The li*, ri t-cs who tu \!• con o liteti to try a class are Mr*. Rondi for thè child't n Mi** Clark, ih" ir termi diate ami Mrs. (ìco. Clark I he» llible class lakt* front, to enabl e turn to est ali It’ ii a turn basi n und boat y ar d . Referred to t b e city engineer und city a tt or n e y . Dr. Miller asked t h a t the c i t y donate $">IMMI per mo n t h to t h e count y to P. y (or tin; ci ty c h a r i t y pal ientr. T h e c i ty a t t o r n e y ruled that it could not be legally done, as the poor f ar m belonged to the poor Stirplqy school W'U) . m e e t there mix! S u n da y ; t 3 ’it» part of tin- county. A n um b e r t-ame in lat er for ehurrli pnd in tho evening a good crowd wn* present. T h e y eert;.inl\ listened to some good .«* rmons. T b e nty r l e r k was on moti on a u ­ thorized to re fund t h e Vinuscd p o r ­ tion of the ti ll er license» ¡jtfucil b y Ititi» to those wishing to t?o o ut of the' Imp it.e;-*. l ltl'S. *l'b e r e XXt r e tw elity tllfee gallleretl •'''Mfnrff as well a s . to ;iov o t h e r A co mi mrni c at i on from t h e ’ c i t y engineer r el at ive to the fini») ing nf It w.t* Thi» i* one of t Lu- mo.*t popular of t Ln* bulkhead w;t* re: d C ho c o la te Sol di er — ____ ... i t is hoped th a t the membership The anti-coupon law, passed two of the church, with all friend* of the tars r.go nnd which hud been a young people will be present. Some _. «bants0 nffontuntion t k ------- - among ,tho 'V,u mcr- of those who. will take purl are Mr*. its r e n J : S Nawton, Miss Mary Chappell, Mrs. r'P<c.| and others holding tho law Steinmryer, Mr. <'nul bourne. Mr. nf » * 00d * ad t0 tha interests Sm ith, Mr. Adum*. •d bld# ia,r to W repeal.Special, Violin Solo— Mr. Paxbv th^ \ lil1 reB"el|nff it was passed Y iDe house late yesterday. I t U ton, Musical Reading—Miss Phliit will be passed by the sen- Ups. Thin program will begin a t 7:30 Tt - ,1- io I ill . l t d K l i f 11111!»1 \ .4 , .lit !}p .»' • «',1. t r.t riH- Ni» ti* •» 1: k•«j »e 1 1*..... .. from 1 .*• I 1. «tat ,11e*11,t M - L \ I . ».-I ■ 1i.cn her it I - ■r fi i h m . «, * • ■1 li. V t mil »»I XId- •lui* mp M it. »* V|>tt Dl liiipliM Ner'ti*'« isuntla) i'rt". tt I'tlUilt « I lu it The service* at the Muplisl i■hurch held in the Temple corner of riirk 1lllll.ll lull* fill •it II Ul* 1 »xeni» und Nixtb «tre.-t, for Si I f f ) \. \i\r Mr* tt tt \ Max ‘*th will be a* follow* \\ »1 ■ I.*. !.. ' t i,|t. TI 1** f.* •». ! « * \1 t. . . ti s,.* ri.» in !.. ! . t! will 1 5 . i»» »!!•»• N•»i i| . t ti. I'. XXIti ! . t" make tiieir i ofi t nbll t lulls will ilowt-r . please notify her by phone ami she lidio Preaching. T h e pastor. R e v will arrange to have them called for (ieorge Hyman will deliver an atl- w)»»»» ready drex« on rtir subp'ct .it pn tiling if|x|io>i‘i| of II M a . u $-II. C H. Dingee ( li nnd No. 11 tt K Herndon. Uil S reati by title. Roll WUH ^ IMI, Abernathy. D av i s o n, Villini*. Maxwell D im gee and T o l a r No, Herndon. Passed. It was moved’ ami seconded that t h e rules I.*- further xxaived and that it be placed >ih it« third reading and tinul passage Roll taill. Aye. Abe r ­ nathy. Dux i «o i i , Adam«, Maxwell , Dilige»' urn! To l ar No. It \V. Herndon t' iirned. It was th e n read in full and placed on its third rt tiding at. •! tu I passu gè Itoli rail. \ye, VIoTiinl by. Adams, Dingee, Davison, Maxwell unti Tolnt. No, H tt Herndon. Mr Herndon exI ipeil that be dui not vote a g a i n s t tile f'll[ he aij«e he opposed the p a v ­ ing of tin' «trciit* abo ve inmtioiiiid,htii liernu-e ni lo* jiidgitfent t h e ci ty was not financially able to underlnkc a n y f urther i mpr o ve me nt s at tin« tune An o r d i n an t e, entitled an ordinalice prohibiting ri-«taorfnts. l u n ch ■lite • -J i "!'• • t .1fill ..|i wht els It H it XV.. m.in « t lull ni h. TO H UG H EY TTTTO B E TTVETT TTTTII “ Resolution passed by the .hoard of county commissioners in and for BRICK— OTHER M ATSeminole county, Florida: TER S CONSIDERED Whereas the good (tenpie of Sem­ inole county have responded most j Th e- city council met in regular generously for the request for tissession May 3rd. 1915, at 7:30 p. m. sistante anti donations in furnishing Present, IL W. Herndon, president; the new county home; and W. W. Abernathy, J. Adams, C. H, Whereas the donations received Dingee, R. C. Maxwell anti II. E. have far surpassed our expectations, Tolar. Therefore be it Minutes of last meeting were read Resolved, that we tuke this means and approved. to express our thanks nnd apprecia­ A petition sigtU'd by a largo m i tion for the many donations received jority of the property owners .on nnd lie it further Park avenue and ’Hughey street Resolved, that we wish also to north of Tenth street, asking that thank the committee of ladies from the’ city pave said streets was re­ tin* Woman's Club for the assistance ceived. , rendered in soliciting these dona­ Aq, ordinance entitled an ordintion*, and be it further ance requiring the grading anti pavResolved, that the clerk of this j ing of portions of Park avenue and board shall furnish a certified ropy Hughey street with vitrified brick »I t hi* restitution of t h a n k s to the was read and placed on its first W o m a n ' s Cl ub, ami f urt her t ha t u reading Roll was tailed. Aye, copy In- furnished the pres* U tt Abroniiihy, J D Davison, J. Adams, R. C. Maxwell, C. H. Adopted this M a y 4t h, 1915. ! Dingo* nnd IL E. Tolar. No, B . W. L. P. Hagan, Chrm. Herndon. Pnssod first rending. L. A. Urumley Moved anti seconded that the ru'es C. W. Kntzminger he waived and t hut it he read by J. A Clark title only and placed on its second reading Rollcall. Aye, W. \V. I T Wriallti Abernathy, J . I»Davison. J. Adams T f i ■! it>il b i ■nl to) t *•»»< to-r * ari­ lo t > • . c l- . 1 t >>t t; >1.|»1* ! r I v *n IMg fito- p r *|e of I In ( ! ildr. II O'K a n d I f a i thful n h « e r X a I n *• of a,,,i D v Ihrff tr.illi |nr tile veterans 1 tlu-ir friend* leaving Jarksun- Clerk *>f Circuit Court f'-'Ou T-i v A” *-**or 1 >n Tax < ol It-* tor 150 Sheriff 200 County Judge (with fees* 75 County romn>t*»ioner» would re r«'iv«■ $15 monthly in addition In tiw ■•o'- per mile for ;iu!«.ig. |o t la«« three the following «ill anti PARK AVENUE Resolution .«how 111 «pril.ll lit .las* two. IIP to. $,1.0110.IMMf t lie following salaries would prevail T.i i V- «••'«or Tin <'oiler tor i ( h e a p I tal e* ti. Iti* b i n o mi T h e \ I la tit i* ( o a s t laro* ha* been i|e*lgi ali li 11« the official ro ut e to the Ri chmond Reuni on of tin- I ruled ( 'nhfedi-riilc \ eterni».* on lune l*t t * :r ! I'».. \ t f * itl •11•• r . t *- they will to- iti II» «en.it*- and t h at hunch how to do t h i n g * #ru-< would pri-veall: I Last T u e s d a y was Ihrd Day and wfts generally observed all over the state und here in Sanford the parade of the school children and the exer­ cises at the high school auditorium were all thnt'ronld be desired The children made a pretty sight ns they marched through the streets with their banners, the smallest parting the parade ami the largest bringing up the rear guard each teacher a c ­ companying her class. It is certain that the parade gave the citizens something to think about as few of them realized howmany children are in attendance at the Sanford Ischools and the needs of the children at this particular Against S u n d a y P ic t u r e s > time regarding buildings are great. Some of the children had signs Tallahassee, May 5.— RepresentaJ live Robson of Polk county ask». w iping to the proposed bond Issue that nil picture shows nnd vaude- nntl 1D*-»r appearance on the streets villc shows be prohibited on Sunday. no «*nuht strengthened the idea thaL There are but few towns in the state bond* ire necessary f o r more school of Florida where these performances bunding*. art- now permitted, and it i* under-1 The parade stopped at the-High stood the hill will meet with stTen- School where a pp r op ri at e exercises lions opposition from these cities. were brought lo a grami finale by a - » lle.itt talk up.*»» bird life Delegation* from lacksttnville and mi »! Tampa are expected here this week by D o - tor lllackmuii, formerly tin* t<> appear before the commute*- on preso. I of Ruffin- College ami one miscellaneous legislation in an effort of the well known a ut ho r i t ie s on to kill the bill. The contention is bird life in this state and others. put forth that every city- has a Dr. Illurkntan is a great lover of right to regulate such matters by bini* ami i* most a c t iv e in their lieordinance and that no' new state is half : ml Li* most i n te r e st i n g talk to fieeilcH tile >* 1 I-I-*I oil T i t - r l . y will be of great 1 * i.i fit hi their prot ect ion So many new homes are being built in Sanford these days that the Herald can hardly keep in touch w;ith all of them. This week we note two new houses o u - t h e McCullar corner LoL. of Ninth alrecl and Myrtle beitig erected by L. P. McCullor for rental purposes. Judge Herring is having erected on thu lake front near the (Jubbett home a fine residence and he will bulkhead the property and have a fine home here. Leslie Bryan is having a well put down on his new lots on Snnford Heights and will start work on his new home next week. I_____ !op,ri«hC UR by Panama Pacific International Exposition Company, * t. - , Set» tim e i'll t Lie mixt!, ttiii lie xi been ilr.-iii.i m o v e d ,’; | . d -t -t i f t | t il ! I t* I llZetl lor tin- lO'txte« It |> jm I.p f o r t u p p f e t Mil, l>e i x t i - t . I l l ' l l f r o m triiX .igttMEH m lixe reel» . ft.) will give J u l y 1 t 1915, to Nux l«i, J *« 15. all who see it a gootl laugh. and t hat Dje c i ty clerk fte inst ruct e d C o m e and see. Saturday, May 8. to nic.il the Seminole Dredging Co. a ropy of tho engineers report, to­ gether with the action taken by the NOTICE council. The delinqqent tax list will be The reports of tho officerr wero published June 1st. Fay your t a i read and ordered filed. now and save expense. Council adjourned. /•• M, W. Lovell, Collector. M. W. Lovell, Clerk. : ’S � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1915 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, May 04, 1915 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 10-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, May 04, 1915; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/1c379f34facafd713e31ae45fb521662.pdf e0c166fdeadef245d8c6752d6a57cf52 PDF Text Text F ■- ' ' •• J 4 .THE HANFORD HERALD PAGE POUR lo o o o o o o o o o o o do a o a a o o a o aa oaoooaoao ooooqooodooooooooo t CURBSTONE GLEANINGS! BUDGET OF OPINION “ JUST BETWEEN t YOU AND ME." fv ni EVEN THE GATEr --- POST NOT IN IT ■> * -- - * * * * A CHIEL IS AMONG YE TAKING NOTES AND FAITH. “ HE'LL PRENT 'E M ” — SO SAYS SAUNTEUER. ¡ooD oooooooooooooooooaoooaaoD D O oooooaoD O O ooooaaaoooaa 4♦ ■*• * f ■'*■ 4 4 4 14 4 ‘ 4 * teaches tilings when they are young. 4 The teacher comes to school at 8:30 4 Italiad of Vrgelsblca 4 o'clock and when she has gotten *4 ■ A potato went out on a ♦ enough children for ff"mess in her 4 ' r >»- •— - _m a s h . -------- . _ ♦ roomr'Tfb* —trnche*** Them—ntHfinff, And sought un onion-bed. 4 writing, geography, grammar, •arith­ 4" drawing, cooking, 4* "That's pit for me,” ob­ 4 metic, mutlc," served the squash, ♦ board sawing, crotcheting, deep 4And ull the beets turned ♦ breathing, bird calls, scientific eating, ♦ red. 4 patriotism, plain and fancy brea th ­ 4 forestry, civics, and other "Go ’way," the onion wcep♦ ing, 41 sciences too numerous to mention. ingly cried; •4 4* When school is out, she stay’s be­ “ Your love I cannot be. 4 ’ . ♦ The pumpkin be your law­ 4' hind with five or siz of her worst ♦ 4 scholars and tries to save the state ful bride— 4You cantaloupe with me.” . 4* the job of reforming them later on, V 4' % 4 After that ahe hurries home to make herself a new dress, and snatch a But onward still the tuber 4 •f hasty supper before going hack to came, 4 4And lay down at her feet; 4 a tte n d a lecture by an im portant 4- “ You cauliflower by any 4 specialist on the history of tribal m name 4 law to Patagonia, which the super­ 4 And it would smell as 4 intendent thinks may give her some 4wheat; 4 information which may be useful in ♦ And I, too, nm an early rose ♦ her school work some day. A great •4 And you I've come to see; 4 m any lecturers roam the country, <%■ So don't tu rn up your lovely ♦ preying on school teachers, and some 4 4 of them aro very cruel, talking to nose. ♦ > Rut spinachat with me." 4 th em so long’ t h a t the poor thing* • have to sit up until morning, when th e y get home, to get their daily " I do not c a rro t ull to wed; 4 4 t test papers corrected. So go, *ir, if you please." 4“ School teachers salaries range .4* The modest onioh meekly ♦ said, 4 from $30 a month up—but not far #■ “ And let us pray have 4* enough up to make them dlkzy. ’ on ' 4peas! 4 her salary the teacher must dres* Go, think th a t you have 4 nicely, buy herself things for her •♦ •- work which tho city is loo poor to never seen 4 • get, go to tw enty-nine lectures and Myself *or smelled my '4 » concerts a year, buy helpful, books sigh; 4 « on pedagogy; pay her way to the <§■ Too long a maiden I have * district, county and s tate institute*. been • a n d enjoy herself during a three -h For favor* in your eye." • m o n th s ’ vacation which her Rulnry 4 • takes every year. “ Ah. spare a ru*s." the In ad dition the • teacher is supposed to hoard away -• tuber p rayed; "My cherryshed bride 4 vast sums of m oney, no th a t when « she becomes too nervous and cross • you'll be; • to teach, ut thp age of fifty or t h e r e ­ 4 You are the only weeping •maid 4 a b o u ts «he can retire and live h a p ­ • pily ever after on her income." Thnt c u rra n t now for me" 4 • An* ns the wily tuber »poke, 4 « He caugltt her by s u r­ 4' » * T h e flower show nnd aw arding of ■m prise. • prizes lnnt S a tu rd a y was one of the ■ê And giving her an artichoke prettiest events in the catalogue of * Devoured her with hi* 4 Eor several week* Sanford ♦ 1916. eyes. 4 has been on the qui rirr aw aiting the * Philadelphia Record. inspection of yard* nnd porches • 4 m ade by the com m ittee of the W om ­ e ■è • 4 4 4 4 * 4 a n ’* Club and the com m ittee up• * pointed to aw ard the prizes for the Kansaa expects u wYeut yield of best kept yard, th e p re ttiest flower 200.000. 000 bushels this year against gardens and th e prettiest porches in 102.000. 000 bushel* last year, itself the city. The prizes were of flowers u bum per crop. Moreover, unless nnd bulbs and plant* nnd there were tim e s 'improve ra p id ly nnd largely, also some rush prizes ! have turf t h a t stale will not lie beset with its heard who were the lucky winners usual lark of harvest hands It I hut 1 wish to congratulai.' th em in looks as if the prosperity m eteor ft ad v a n c e for having th at milch pride headed straight for Kansaa. in their city and also to co n g ra tu la te • * I ag a in th e W om an’s Club, tho m e m ­ T If one thinks th n t Sanford is not bers of which m ade this groat ev e n t growing by leaps und bounds just possible. There is som e dissatisfac­ visit the various churches on Sun­ tion am ong the people who m ad e day and note the large congrega­ s tren u o u s effort’s to clean their back tions in er.ch of them. This is o ne yard s as well as the front because of th e best places in the world to the inspection com m ittee fuiletl. to take a census of the city, for when make longer stops nt each plan* .to the churrhes t,re filled il means th a t note the backyards, hut having the th e pity is filled with peopir. It also entire city to cover in a short space means that the people of this city of tim e gave the com m ittee hut little tire recognizing their duty to God tim e to give more th a n a cursory nnd the rhurch and are fulfilling glance nt the m any yard s in tho big th a t duty. I really believe th a t when ail the new churches of San­ ford are built nnd occupied that the rh u rc h census will compare favor­ ably with, that of m any other cities of larger proportion*. • • • '• 1 The following bit of sarcasm is from an edUorial in the Philadelphia Bulletin. It will be thoroughly en­ joyed by those whom It does not fit: . "A school teacher Is a person who territory to cover. Those who had cleaned up their premises are entitled to 'g re a t praise even if they, d i d ‘ not get a longer visit, for their intentions were good. Over on ,Sanford nvenue especially were the yards cleaned, the stores taking prido in the cleanliness of Iheir premises and I will personally congratulate the public spirited mer­ chants of this section who went to work with a will to be ready for tho inspector*. Hut this work should a healthy young fellow of tw enty. not sltyi here. Every duy 'should.be You are strong in body and your clean up day all over the city and rfiind Is not weak. And I say to you our yards should be ready for an j that if you are broke, stranded and Inspection at any time of.th e day or j friendless, i t ’s ten to one t h a t but week if we would have n clean and I one person will Ire to- blame, -and healthful city. The idea of the th n t’a yourself. flower show demonstrated to our For you can make yourself efpeople the wonderful possibilities of ficient. There is some one thing, the yards and gardens (or there was maybe two things, that you can be J lj c g r e a te s t profusion of flowars and j able to d o ’better* than moat other planta on exhibition, some of the! people can do. And for a person flowers that* were said to be in­ who can make good there is always digenous to a colder climate and an opening. yet tlipy were there a t the show in This world is full of second raters, profusion. This show should be of unskilled, untrained, botching, given every year and the ladies and buttered fingered incompetents. T hey the men should take a greater inter­ usually werp so because they were est in making Sanford the beauty too lazy or ignorant to prepare spot of the state of Florida. Here thejnseivea to do well some p a rt of where, we. can havuO.hu water an d the .Urn world's -workT* ’* " -------i ------drainage and the good lands that Lord, Lord. The poor work th a t will grow flowers of every kind we Alls the world. Think of It! Of all should strive to make the yards the mothers in this town, how m any beautiful nil the year round. ! re­ are successes. How many are a p p ly ­ gret exceedingly that Sanford lots ing themselves, by study and con­ are so small, but even in n limited stant effort, to the business of space the porches can be made very mothering? * attractive and out1 principal streets I hnd, I suppose,'» hundred te a c h ­ that arc seen by the people passing ers, more or less, in my pchool days; through the city should be made and of them I can't remember over more beautiful by the planting of two or three th a t understood how to flowers and trees and shrubs of all teach. The others were just holding kinds. Let the good work continue their jobs. and each citizen'should m ake him­ Most preachers you hear are bad— self a committee of one to abolish not bad men,, but bad preachers. all the unsightly yards .and houses Most singers cannot sing. Most ac­ and bring Sanford into the limelight tors are mediocre.^ Most hooks are a as the healthiest and prettiest city waste of time. Most houses are not on the globe. fit to live in. Most cooks can't cook. • * » Most clerks do not earn even the T Our City Attorney had one put over small salary they get. on him last'w eek when he gave ad­ I do not speak of genius, nor of vice to u restaurant man allowing the exceptionally gifted people. It 1» him to build c movable structure in a plain fact th at the man who sim ­ tlie lire limits. DeCottes ruled that ply does well the thing he is paid for if the structure was on wheels it doing is a rare quantity. That is the could be built and moved into the shameful tru th , • fire limits a n d lo and behold when And the dfrect road toward ■a l­ the wagon made its appearance on ways getting employment, toward the McLuulin lot on Park avenue it boing indispensable und in dem and wan almost two stories in height is to equip youjself to do something and looked like a new hotel building. well. There was a good sized kick nt once Klflriency? Why. I don't know a and the people were aroused i n to ' solitary hotel o r ’'restaurant in this * SpMiftt frtcH for i Bftft I m u IUUm . —WrtU N o« far T lf t f . )V > CO, the laws and th e s ta te laws should he enforced to the letter. If you will give th e m un inch they will ta k e a mile nnd th ere is only one way to stop ull of this foolishness anti D>u t is to enforce th e laws to the letter. | T he S un d ay closing law is being b r o k e , and the people w ho w o u like to grant the privilege of having | a store open for a few hour- on Sunday ere now up against a bunch ' - <®> Ik4> * CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING f # - <$ D R . C. W . FAIN ij e n t is t wore It)« white er.nri) USLî PEOPLES HANK III || l),v0 ROOM 9 ^ 14 L t G A l ADVIR1ISIN0 Y All Local Advertisements Under I. , MAHTEITM **1.1 This Heading THREE CENTS a Under end by virtù. ,,f . ....... r lo .u r « a n d sale r«n.l*r»,| „ 01 '«w Line For Each Insertion. Minimum Jlidia of tba Smnil, Judinìl . . ' ■lata ol Ploilda for •* U» Charge 25 Cents. chance! y alitine in . re„lln" f» FOR SALE For Sale— Three fresh milk cows. Martin Doyle, Monroe, Fla. 60-tf Hogs for Sale— Car load jusr re­ ceived. Write Martin Doyle, It. D. No. 2., for particulars. GMfe Fat Cattle for Salo— Some fine ones just shipped in nnd in fine con­ dition. Address Martin Doyle, San­ ford, II. D No. 2. 55-tic pendini, «berefn The Hlr.rh I £*")(•« «n.1 w w it,..r**llrad* are d.len.l.,,., fc. K. Iliadi *M >lf ned , aa aìet , tal maater the hfihi aell lo hf«h«t and be.t l„d,!„ £» *4 J* fi lh!à iiljj f0urlthr do«, u rJ*L lord. Florida, on ktonday, April 5th. fjiy ih. ?*” “5 pww mrt-Ttr&pfTty, to-wit; Ono Ona brown bone mule named Jim . . , ini Ini about 1,200 1.200 pound., .‘.".'î " mule nemed Mollle. In,| J ' llOd pounds; pne brown m.,. 1lk^t Mary and wrlihln* al„,ui i u« ona bay mare mule named S.r.h .„ /tV y lit! about 1060 pound.; one I,,, n.mad Jane, and .el.Km. poua.it«; ona roan mare i„ul, „,M and wel(hlni about 1200 1p«un.i. - , ------*011«ft* rja. t e mare mule named tl«it>. , n.i about It&0 pound.; one V,,«15 1 , named'Itili — named filli and wri(hln( al.oui i '.’o'T brown bora, bo ............ one .brown mule named' well hing II about 1200 pound* pound. ..,| u*‘ mare mule named Je-.i,. about ISOO pound*. *WWf S r i l«»rir,,r* “ ** U rontmi)"1 unl11 i,u«iay, W|, . . Mut«r S r‘° NIn iili'Br. mile »perlai l'hiniwL For Sate— Five acre# half Maury A Warlow. Ala. |„r from brick road, quarter mile from 65-Tuca Sic loading station, 6 miles from San­ ford, county road on one aide. All l a t h e C ounty J u d i e 'a t auri i„ . good black hammock land. Two H em lnole C o u n t,. H - . l d . ** re Catate ol acres cleared, fenced and farmed 2 In W. II. Undarwooú, ilrrr.ioi ol Aununi.tr.tr.r Admini.tr.tr.i vtl, S. UOOU cric«! nNotice » w "I years. Good IKVWing flowing WCH. well. Price $ 8 0 0 . Terms to suit customer. A. Pi by virtue of .*' ivp aIn ' ónlè i “’‘.u,’ Ci. Connelly telly. 119 Magnolia avenue. . "Fouit “oV^Semm",*1 ' XHw'. ida. on the 6th day ol April, 5 7 -tf that 1 will. a. ,\.imini.ir,i. , ,,i HU. late ol W. II Inder». For Sale 20 flne brood *ows. ; *,h» hl/heat' and* VJVi"" I t'lV /'C '.S M artin Doyle. Sanford,' R. D. No. 2. i i?n n V ’■ n , ' ^ - vu ' ' n front o f I n f « t o r r nf tf,. ¡ ~ - a S' Underwood, on Oak arri,.,, 58-tic No, spn, d o n 't get led astray by office. 63-tfc wild eyed theories. Yo be sure, it's' a wicked, cruel a n d selfish world. For R e n t — Several nice nfltce There's a great deal of injustice a n d rooms over Vowell's. Enquire N. T special privilege a n d ull that in it. Y o welt & Co. :i2-tf , , l|t r m u lk in R to y o u . And I I t(,n yot) , hjt, thl. wa> ^ keep out of For Rent A com fortubly, furnishl d nui(, f„ | uri. lruln y o u r . e.d room, eastern exposure, in modBtu, |V( |,e jn ,|„»trious. and ,ir" home, private family Summer youra« |r lo (io „„„„.thing well, rates Gentlem en preferred Address, ltox 1084. 67-tf to make good, ; M l.f whu know no Sunday, who want to Bell everything and who will keep rheir places open all duy Sunday' anti make all the noises thut would characterize such a place on week days. The only way out is to «oak them with the stringent laws th at mean just what they read and this will lie the filial outcome of it all. Such tingrnnt violations and eva­ sions of the law always bring the prohibition lawa into efTeet nnd those who would grant some priv­ ileges arc forced to the alternative of sutting on the lid. • • • * t *i *Tis seldom th a t I preach a ser­ mon to tho boys and I am not going lo break into print with ono now, b u t much better than preaching one myself will lot my old friend, Dr. Frank Crane give you this ono th at every boy in Sanford and some of tho men should rend. 1 am talking to you, *on. You're , Under normal conditions next season's crop of oranges and grapefruit will be much larger than that of this year. T he grower who sends firstquality fruit to the market will again bo the man with a big bonk account. There will bo demand for tho best, no matter how great the Volume. depend upon t us much as t ________ tisfaction G uaranteed” machinery has demonstrated that it is a paying proposition to growers of good fruit. W , «tU tU jlj lurotik a t i n t lN , r o u lo j. u f t o th « UfarafttUa. CENTRAL A' .» # FOR RENT Skinner's “Satisfaction Guaranteed" Packing Home Machinery Cires Good Frail the Touch of Quality That Makes it Sell » s a r __ bove enlarged our Dunedin plant and this year hope to be prepared to fill alt orders. . ond and Third atreeta >t, t>,r ,uy 0| j,. lord. Seminalo County, Klun.u. «q 0( For Sale— Eggs for Hatching, 1st peraonol property belcnfini to .«id Mtil. , confi.tini ol all tl that rert.m ttae ,¿ \ prize pen Orlando Fair, White Rocks, merchanol.e rompo.ed of the I,dinam, Ulackamllh .bop,futur», in.) tedi $2.50. O th e r pens $1.50. Single falote, olla, wajon., harm---addlrry. Comb W hite Leghorn, $1.60 t o . $2.00 uniabed wheela for huye.«* .,,d . , paint bru.br«, ras mai»,., , rI«rkaiwrth per setting. B aby chicks $12.00 per ft iron. .---. ( -an *---n.t«,,.. ■«o») B». hundred for rem ainder of season., md nil linrft of personal ,n; ! i ( G»k. idi Southern Onks F’oultry F arm , E n - ! ¡n ««id «lor*. •I rr rhU .»1« i« •Ul>|«‘rt t., •• “ f‘f* 1»« d terpnse, Hu. 66-9tc u u|, s. n.h»r, *h.»i 1*1* a |i ■ ... i ■— ! <tat**41 Bt h day of Jar.-jw , and n* action. T he outcom e of th e whole town where you can get a slice of „ f, . t mf t i n rr rord#d in th»* r*«‘nrd« . f ■*1 .o«*t* For Sale Prize \V inninffjBuJT Ur- Florid», on tlic ioih .u> . r A ÍK business, wilt he a sweeping reduc- bread th a t is .real bread like mot her HL Eggs for hatching. T he tV- ^ *’i*l’if» lion of nil the peanut s ta n d s and used to make. And as for hot bis- pington im . ♦ U • M || kind th a t hutch anti live. 15 egg* to KMll.t 1 < '■ other s tru c tu re s being in th e fire ruit they h a v e n 't the remotest idea . ... m4i Adfi»lni»ir»tri* of V\ H • • . iñ 4*Trice $2,50. E nquire 210, rrm„ a. limits no m a t t e r how they happen of them . You can gel forty-seven setting , . A. K. I' owit *, AU> 66-tf to be constructed, i t is high tim ej kinds of incut und vegetables w l t h i 1*“ ^ ‘' V|,|' U|-. Tuwi&dt th a t Sanford pu t a stop to th is busi- nil sort* of sauces, nil tasting n h o u t ' N'ollrr of AppllraMun f«r I n Umf l Srrllim S73 of ihr t.rnml tidsir ness of allowing tin* street* to 'tic ulike, but never n piece of hom em ad e j Nf»Ur® I» hrfrL> giur, ^ HU*ii «rej, purchatrf nf T»t « *ri r »'• S- Itit filled with this class of junk If the bread. I t ’s utm ost as trad with I tl» led ili** -In! di y of Jut.* ' I* mi, ordinance cun be evaded in t bis j coffee. hai fUrd «aiti rrrtlftnir i* id I hi« m»d«* »p pi kit ion fnr ' *i III M Lf'fill m anner there is no law against a When you hire a carpenter, p a in ti lo icrnrdiner *iih li* * " i f , -lit ri. Sr»r*Mi i f>r follo» if. g «1*• • i Trnprrt) man building a two sto ry frame cr, paperiianger. upholsterer, plasJ. M usson. C ottage for rent illuBtrd In Srm»n»dr * ‘ (• t#- I house. placing it on wheels anti mov- u.yer. or plum ber to do a jolt in y o u r fi9-8tp »M 8 K ‘a of SI , . ror), S*»r|lon H, Tp Jl li ing it within the lire limits anti doing jlou, p_ (t reasonably sure thut itis ■ Tr j|i> Tbr »»id lind L *irs|f * ■ • For Ren t Neul six room house on of thr Uaumttrr id *Uf » • • • th tW t.usiness T h a t ts the trouble with wtirk wj„ Rillil)tPrf. bungled a n d rfr* nam» of J 1 1 M i Kilt l the city to d a y . There is too much unsatinfuctory. unless you stund o v er Magnolia avenue. bet wpi •n F ourth ilfir itr «h »IIfir friífeiiiol • 1 t i' 70-3tp »tree!*. and Fifth fit dr**«f will U"ur thro Ml leeway beinft granted on these m a t - ’ hlm w jtj, u t.|u |, W hat u liejd is of May, A I»l'*l . ' 1 * *i| ters anti while I have been lenient open to the m an who does good W it nr** ir»y -c ifi■ * ¿ni * ' ■ For Rent House of eight rooms in my ideas all along I am now of work, who 4s p u n c tu a l, honest a n d und buth on M yrtle avenue, close i hl* ihr 3ni >1»> ">f IVi ‘\ in rirrk <*lrrult f miri v* ‘ the opinion th u t the ordinances and capable. in. Inquire of Hill Lumber Co., lly J** « » Unless Properly Packed, Fruit Will Not Bring Top Prices T he marketing of Florida's citrus fruit crop so that it will be proGtable largely depend« upon the manner in which the fruit Is packed. N o matter how carefully grown, sprayed and protec ted in tho grove, fruit that is not properly prepared and packed will not bring top prices, * I, FLORIDA t»S*Tur*- 5t r NOTH F Itoad report of Fdfar f !'• rfott, and J I* Turo»f public courtly r»«d *■ ■Tho fifty (Su) (unl n a ilil rh inon.d »»rnui, l-rfir. - ■, •• V| % P**ClIITU nf «»id il * • » flinn IHK I Hrm t *I * 2»U >ardo- m|i*r. g »*«* ¡¡I"' 0'B8; "**X'T'* of thirty te , L north of thr cult! h .1, od t *p 20, rangr .11 »>• r.1 .It «*■ roicj»»y on* ill mil*’ 1 J«.r<t»E> r*.f AUu two roadway* know»» f..l wife and Brown road, rarh tf rf, ■-, f1.* They toll- you t h a t evory em ployer For R e n t— F urnished house of five and thraw-Huartrr* <*. »-f » i.àft I*»tilmg ra»t I* anHr frntti *'-*'"1 has more a p p lica n ts than he has room*, screened th ro u g h o u t, tele- nuc «'«fis* nnd writ. 1 1 W*'ilr *• ' •ft* I»* jolts. The t r u t h is t h a t he has more ph >ne, gns nnd all modern c o n v e n i­ along thr north i|Unr»*f • ,’ttut I, rrnlrr f linlf« *r cl I* n f' inefficient applicants. If he knew ences. $20 per m o n th for th ree lip 2<>, rang*- (I H ^ 1 road noftL thnt you could do the business saljs- „„ .„th s. Includes water. Mrs. D irk - oJordan f S*r 3 . ?!>. I I Said roatf*«)' l*4' fnrtnrily he would give you work 906 M yrtle Ave. 71-tfc primic r*-*tdntiw t,#* im mediately. 15*0 *», m *•( * tl* I ' h l l r d S t « l a * f o nd ' The world is hungry for men w im * 1 1 r*t alijlis hr if, «nil lf slr»| cun and do make good. »rrupird and Um*»> f r s tilt id roadway* «t par ina nr iti t*»* * “J O o puMif hen r tit frrr Riley Plant* a T r r r «*•(/ 1 !■ Bi r d m ill h r dr c l nr * «I H> ro.d it Ihr n«u rrgul.r “ We plant this tree Hoard. S7-TuM-&tr Wanted— To exchange farminj: and Reside the sea grazing land in Volusia county for In trust th at it yet may wave N O T H ’ »: O F S M i houiie and lot in »Sanford. Apply to puf*Hi® Through shower and shade Katie* 1« hrrrhv g**•*n rt»4* J. II. Hutchinson, 11th und Laurel of t final drrrrr uf for*rli'*nrt - «• \,’c In sunny hours Hii.it on thi* 2<Ith day of Ma^h ' J f t t|* « avenue. 6&*9tp Ik« JfonoraIilr Ja-nr* W • For other eyes a* glad as ours.” lha Cirr y11 Cnu r l. 8r%r ni h J * i4i,,t Iff»*. n*In and for the ruynty til s' r arm 'fifi® “ in Chancrry. in *h»i Surrounded by an Interested group Wanted— Amateur^musicians th a t Ida, r ,i«t • Ih/Trln ponding, »hrrrtn J J K.ir •*< a t Alton Beach a t 10 o'clock th ii play wind instruments that will re­ rompUlnant, and »!d»«r'l ' t 1.1! «f* Anna M. Krrr atr d*frr»da»«t' morning, Jam es W hitcomb Riley hearse and play on pay jobs. Call or i«lr, and «til 1« *hr high* . Jitrr I« « ra«h, in front of thr omiM * it i„ n-io«r threw the first shovelful of d urt in the„ next _few .day*. J. M. Stumon Hanford, _ S*minol* rouniy. FI* !, mVU«*about the roots of a young rubber 316 Kant Fourth St. 66-7tp day, thr aid day of m «> ' • iw amme brio8 * Irgal «aU* •»*• tree. Tho tree now stands in the Irf.l hour, of thr l'""1 * ,;1. center of Lincoln Road, a stretch of ___________________________________ in thr final <lrrrrr •<[>!»•■'"I »«: ’ uat.it In ih* (-«unir ■ rbsd which connects Alton Itoadj f^t lilly-two <621 m M „Í.«„I j W M b«lnUlpart ol hr«li"i) 1 ‘ *„ttr i with the A tlantic Boulevard. It, is!* Lost— Top o(I Gasoline tank on rli.t.lon, (11). town.hjp ' tilm-trrn I •* p.ft- I , surrounded by a low iron fence, I a u to antl l°(l brace on auto top, Re~ (10). «hlctvplat *• dll,> "* ! " tic Hrrarda ol Srminnl» i ' T,'.s which te a rs a tab let with tho follow- w ard a ‘ Herald Oflice. 70 2 tt CKUItliK A J Spall.I Ing inscription, ‘‘R ubber tree, p lan t­ n.orz« O. ll«rrln|i. lor Compì.In.nl ed by Jqmes W hitcom b Riley, April Public Stenographer— I am pre­ * flrljettor M-fura-Btr 1916." Relow this will hang n p a i d to do all kinds of stenographic bronze tablet, with th e words of the work and typew riting and solicit a I n C a a r t o f t h r I ' o u n l r k " ,,‘ Mlale «1 Horld. above poem, which was ready by trial when you have any worjc of la Caaatr. r* K.tate of . „ Riley just before-.the ceremony of th is kind you wish done. Office first Attgo.ia A. Hlrrin« To all Cr«dtlor*. I.rzairr*. ’* “ ¡^¡¡»»4« tha planting. all Paraona ha»ln* < lalra. r door east of tha postoffire. P hona acaln.t aatd Ratal«; Carl G. Fisher, a prim e mover In 290. Miss M arion Packard. fl7-tf* Yo«. and oarh ol )«« •” r„,_ tlfi«d and rrgultoi •" l’" .r i * the Lincoln Highway movement, and dtmanda whlrh you. or « • ,„ L Personal— W. T ravers, formerly of may hava azain.t !*• «*•••' *ii*Jf*(Va^ named this stretch of road which Hlrrin«, dKcawd, Jat« |k( runs through his p roperty on-A lton 1610 1st Ave. S. Minneapolis, M inn, ly. Florida, to th« undrr.ic-send youf address a t once to J. H. of «aid Mill., within t«o Beach. It was Mr, Fisher's plan to data h*r*nf. • „ J . . ,, ,u. , Morse, Robbinsdale, Minn. Im plant the tree. “ Wo ezpect,“ he »I« 70-2tp said, “ to have the verses made in p o rta n t. *l-Tu«»-8tc bronze to hang ju st below the tablet 11 already nam ed," U ^ C w a rt «1 ih « C .u -i« Cannir. «im« •' First American 8u(jar Factory. The movie man was there with In r«,E.t.t* of Amertca’e first beet sugar factory M U . Jlm C I»» J t m la inln l r Uisaa .„buirW ^ hla camera and the ev en t will be ^ * , , " t\ i i or told In this m anner to the poet's w as erected In Philadelphia In 1830. T o■Il«11 PCreditor». r r r o n » trevln* "r »s»lnrt . » i d EMftt«i h, . » b r I adm irers everywhere. After the cer­ It did not prove a eacoaea and was v a n «ad * » c h of you are dismantled. The first successful beet emony, Mr. Riley’s niece, Mr. and su g ar factory was built In 1170 a t M rs. Fisher, Mm. E. A. Rickm en, Alvarado, Cal. Th la - factory was In M r. and Mrs. T . J. Jancoaat, and a operation anti! IftlS, when It closed num ber of other* were photographed down. It la estldiated that $100,000,000 .«Id «alnt». «rithlft tw» rMM f r a » In the enclosure a b o u t the tree.— la now invested In the sugar beet In­ M nt!^d, Apr|l 171*. \ » t-ü K S irlU ,.; dustry bf this country, M iami Metropolis, , ft*-Tua.-9tc im i WANTED ! . �■H ■ ■'*rf *" ,** - IN THE HEART OF THE WORLD'S <3 REATEST VEGETABLE SECTION PUBLISHED SEMI-WEEKLY 1 * *\ TH E S A N F O R D H E R A L D t * — * ---------------------------------------------------------^------------ ----------------7--------------------------------------1-----:— -T----• I N S A N F O R D — L ife /« HW /> L iving * VOLUME VI r - IDAVIS liquor bill PASSES BOTH HOUSES fo u r th w e e k o f l e g is l a - TREK FINDS TH ESO LO N S RIGHT ON THE JOB At midnight the Davis regulation I bill becomes effective, having passed bath houses. T he vote taken in the house today resulted 45 to 23, five [members being absent. Under tbis law saloons will dose at 6 p* m. to reopen at 7 'a. rn. No j screens will be allowed, all goods to Ibe sold id sealed packages an d taken [ sway from premises to drink. Clubs I and hotels are, prohibited serving drinks where meals or lunches are [■old.'* Dancy of Duval .changed his | vote to a m ove for reconsideration. All sm endm enta were tabled as foM U offered, indicating n o chance to [ reconsider. » The senate insurance com m ittee today withdrew the compulsory in­ vest ment bill requiring foreign com­ panies doiifif business in the s ta te to | invest 50 per cent of their reserve premiums in Florida, S e n i o r H im es’ - bill establishing j a »late road d ep a rtm en t, pasacd the | senate this morning. The house killed the fresh water fish bill by striking out the e n a c t­ ing clause, * The Davis bill provides th a t 1i14uors shall not lie sold in less q u a n ­ tities than half pints and that the packages shall be securely seated. This does aw ay with drinking in sa­ loon». and converts the saloons into dispensaries. It is said that no state I where tlie sule of liquor is perm itted I ha* such a drastic luw as the Davis la« SANFORD, FLORIDA, FRIDAY, ATRIL 30, 1915 ___________________-----1--------------------------------------------------- —--------------------------------- -------- telephone service and rate in cities, c i r o p t as court of appeal. Mr. Jones believes that this is a m atter which should be left to the cities of the s tate and he would by his hill take (fom the railroad commission this responsibility and ghn* * m * th e city g o b e rn ra e n u in -tow n* trf -rm*r five thousand population. Mr. Jones would give to tho city tho rights to regulate the charges and requirements, hut would give the telephone companies th e right to appeal to the railroad commis­ sion. The bill would also validate contracts given the city of Pensa­ cola and other cities the free use. of the telephones. This practice was recently declared a discrimination by the railroad commission a n d hundreds of people who received free use of the telephone were thus de­ prived. FOR THE COUNTY BETTER SANFORD HARBOR AND A HOME DONATIONS A R E S O U G H T :.. Y A C H t.C L U B *— 1 . * LADIES WILL CANVASS THE WELL KNOWN BOATBÚILDER CITY ON BEHALF OF ANXIOUS TO START FAC­ THE INDIGENTS TORY ON LAKE FRONT 1/ - - , V' N O . 72 Sunday School Social On Friday evening, April 23rd, Misa Thusa Tarbeil entertain ed tho senior classes of tho B ap tist and Methodist S unday achoola. i All e n ­ joyed the games of bottle fruit“ base .KtLtmd magic music.. MUa G o o ig ir Pattishall played " D o w n by the Old Mill S tream ." Mrs. T arbeil,'a s ­ sisted by Mrs. Dooley served Ice cream and cake. All regretted th a t it soon came time to d e p a rt, for Miss Tarbeil is an . ideal hostess. Those present wero Messrs. Payne Daniels, William Kilbee, Horace Rauleraon, Paul Dooley, Tom m y McLain, Ossie Flynt, Edwin Haulerson and Miss K ate F lynt, Lola (■rant, Abgib Doudney, Georgia P a ttlshall, Elizabeth Stones, Calla G rant Thusa Tarbeil nnd Mrs. C. W . Cul­ pepper. Clasa Reporter. FAVOR COUNTY»BONDS THREE OF AIFN D BIRD DAY TUESDAY —* return fr o h KENTUCKY CONTRACTORVISITORHERE l ¡¡¡yH" ™ irl1 1 í | lrBf*MÙ. « B ». UÀ IS « É (|¡g g |g |g |¡|| *— • - - . V -----!-----»------------ There Will be a house to house Th* vexatious question of how tho canvas made by a com m ittee of city would arrange a harbor Jor ladies Monday morning, under th e boats along the bulkhead seems leadership of Mrs. W. _W. A ber­ capable of solution and solved in a n a t h y for the purpose of soliciting moat profitable m anner. S. Sher­ /¡T , ‘ m an’, the well known b oat builder Änd co,I' clini£ bed 1,ncn’ U b ,e table ware, china and silver, and who has been in business a t Iteresall such necessary articles for the ford for several years has disposed equipm ent of the county home. of his ship y ard at th a t place and is Please meet the Indies cordially and anxious to came to Sanford,' recog­ with a package ready to be carried nising tins possibilities of this pluce away with them. This is going to after the tourist hotel has a ttra cted be u whirlwind canvas and the com ­ the wealthy yacht owqcrs here for mittee mean business for the need the winter months. Messrs. Bates and Fuller, two of is great. The home or building has T he Record C om apny of St. Au­ Mr. Sherm an Is anxious to secure Altam onte's most prominent citixens been acquired and some furniture gustin« has announced t h a t it will a place on »tile lake front where he were in the city yesterday consulting with which it can lie tem porarily issue an East Coast Annual, which can have boat way«, a turning basin with Secretary Haynes of the Comsupplied but it requires thpse oth er ¡» planned to bi- u com prehensive and place to keep yachts during the mercial Club regarding the bonding im portant things immediately th at possibilities of thl» section The summer months. It is now the opin­ of the county for brick roads. Mr. it may lie m a d e habitable for those publishers' announcement «ays; ion of those who are interested here Bates is tho owner of the A ltam onte who are on tho waiting list. This is th a t a yacht club in connection with " I t is n well known fact t h a t all one of the greatest needs an d big­ the boat -yard would be something Hotel and Mr, Fuller is proprietor of Florida is developing with m ar­ of the Altam onte Grocery Co., and gest charities in the county anti th a t is giVatly needed and the velous rapidity. indeed, «level« pboth of them are good roads boost­ should have a ready, willing support club would not only be composed ment during the past year or two ers and greatly interested in having from the county seat. oj the winter tourists but people of has assumed such proportions as to the road between Seminole and Housekeepers are urged to look Sanford wbo have never been able make it liaril to g«'t those to a ppreeiate They over their household equipment and to keep a boat here without n suil- Orange paved with brick. who are not residents of tbe state cull something from their linen nblf harbor for protection, Tlie city »tut«- that the people of (heir sec­ and in direct touch with conditions chest, china closet and silver to could u-»si.»l in 1Ills work by allowing tion are heartily in favor of bonding II appears to tin- dircctur» of tin» for tbis road ami thut the entire give to such a worthy cause the dredge to make the turning enterprise thut an Annual or » Year Please every one try to give som e­ basin and use the sand to lilt in the county should get tint habit. Rook of some kind is of vital im ­ thing. if hut line pair of pillow slips, bulkhead. The new harbor would portance to those who are interested Sanford Library a s h e d or towel or perhaps one lie built juM at tlie end <rf tlie bulk­ in Florida, for the purpose of keep­ For tho gratification of all those knife and fork, but do not let the head at either the west or tbe east ing the public mind up to d a te as com m ittee go away em pty handed, «■nd wherever the owner» offered who helped in the effort* lately made regards what is being accomplished to pay Library debts | »end in the (live something K rm em hrr to have lilt- best term« III the most, progressive slate in tile following report. your package ready when the call is I 'ni«>n This m atter will lie brought beWhen we moved into the now made. While there has been much call It would lie a big tiling to u n d er­ The indies who will cull will be fure the * Commercial Club at their room improvem ents were made at a for a reapportionm ent, it is now con* take l«> covei the growth and devel­ Mr* \Y \Y Abernathy and com ­ next meeting ind there is no doubt ci*»t of $31.29 for carpenter work | lidered that there is little likelihood opm ent of tlie whole stall' of Florida ■mittee in th»* I in v ison cur. central Imi what lb** lonnril and lile pimple nnd 110, 0(1 fur wiring for lights. the legislature will take up this ques J for one year and it is not our put- S e c t l o l l o f S a I ( o r t i (I interested will assist In every way Subscriptions (or maguiiues ex­ Ml tion at this session. Under the con | pose to attem pt »111 h task There I tinge«* arid 1u rumi! ........ .. plant pired in April so here » a t another II Iguil to gel this bout bulbil rig stit ution of 18 86, a rea ppor 11Oil ment Is id read) in existence an excellent car. Height» Mr» It J Starling and yacht club here lor it will need to b«* met i$27.tl()i. I* called for every ten years. The annual covering a portion of the and committee in Dr Miller's car tribali much to the city in many The income from loaning books first reapportionm ent under the con­ Gulf const of Florida, so we will central s**rltinn does not average more than 410.00 Mr» John Mein Florida, St il committee in M> I-l b r. r. W e st, M T -b b c r me. n 1» .in experience« m o n 'lily stitution was made in 1887. and a l­ limit ourselves to East So while there ar«* no <1 \T ^ si though it has been m any years since which we will define by nam ing the other expenses connected with tin* Sob' Mr» ii II ( huppell and corn- | builder and would employ sevthe representation in both houses has following counties th a t will tie to u c h ­ mutt*» opening of t i e room» (electric light ( huppell car, l olery ucenue. |,«ral assistants and tils business been changed except by I lie addition ed Upon in the book which we «re Mn*. ( K Uulkur, Walkrr cht, etyM » given by the Utilities Co. and 1 ¡n tune wonhi glve the cltv u gooti of new counties, it 1» believed by now preparing (or publication: N a s ­ of Tal metto, west oí (¡¡itchi'l'* »toro pay ro!l asido from the many yaehts voluntary service by every one serv­ many legislators th at it is not up to sau, Duval. Clay. St. Johns. P u t­ it woiilii attru c t |n ¡he <:t > At his ing a* iiiin riH'i) the Library seldom Will „ N a me N e w P l a c e the present assembly to order a re­ nam, Volusia. Seminole. Orange, can have very many dullura in re­ The committee a p p o in te d to »elect J Hr,*ri>fnrd plunt he mis has many serve for emergencies. apportionment. They are of the lirevard, Osceola, St l.ucte. Palm fine yacht» for the »umtner and the t i e n a rri' (or the ne,w ire cream p a r ­ opinion that thut is a burden which Beach. Dude and Monroe \ ru mma ge sal«* in l.inuary paid peoplr wlio rrillsi* lli 1 lo'id. w111. r» tir a ' d restaurant will r* port to ! [ should fall upon the coining legis­ 11 ihe wittier are ..il itnxioiis tu III** ■.ertr . Ilgl t bill III 41'.' 00. ullil ii ■i - r *i w muri II 1; ■t 11 i 11 . |io k Mml j lature. the one to sit m !‘i|7 tin bit* -ali April I b. t hose who W ill Ituilil N( » D im k j the titillo* o f '!*• winner will to* post p!..,i their uuilis in frtsh w atir fot cont ribut ed to It util be glad ¡ 0 There ha» be«« n a great dem and tile -limito r ll possil > ■ and I liere 1 » Tin* Clyde Line will make ex te n ­ ed in tin- ■>• «ream parlor I'rimedlateamong the newspapers of the state no poiul quito a» wcll l«oi ted es learn brought in $34.00, enough to The one who senti» in the and from the people that the legis­ sive im provem ent» at this pluce ami ly alter settle (he carpenter bill. the lum ber Ls already on the grouml Ix'st ne. me Vili r«o«dve a gallon of Sjinfonl. lature take u, this m atter. Through the courtesy of Mrs. L* When it does rome up, which is ready to p u t into place. The Work­ ice cream free. Hoy. seconded by members of the not at atl likely this session, it might men have been waiting on the bulkM U*ic lie part merit of 1he Worstin'* be expected th a t the west Florida bead before starting the operations , Club the musical of the 22nd »u> but I lie idea now i- to go ahead and representation in both houses will ¡arranged T i c k et s sold by Miss sturi and let tlie bulkheading proP Cor nelly e f d ll Ii War, t>g Fruiih and ritlur* bi oughl 432 00. look upon the m atter with disfavor Tallahassee ' p- 11 Seftator Til«' t lyde Line will * turned f f m n w« •k ’■* trip to | After paving for room rent nnd There has been much growth down Cei'd nfler Veit he "( b i i r n r d loll fame and build a n«'W dock frotn the bulkhead ilb*. K v .. , o d <*t h« r it 'e s |i> printing .* In Imice of 421 »«» 1 f 1 the Hast Coast dlring the past dec­ p nte 1» trying *■• till a fovi.l llush to tile de«'p water 1 1 d frotll the bulk •'■itlhlanil V bile in I .oui» I Our magazines are paid for. for tile ade; u reapportion ment would give and wants two more curds bead 1 1 1 the street will be bricki'd. lu V clused tbe deal for the year. Library room rent paid to Ville that section u fur f* « .te r re presen la H<> has air* ady C apt " J e n n a " KncferH Hmi»" and «»tiler p»**|.**Mien making a fine approach The entire i tion; west Florida finds now th at she May, and we are free from debt, so Alexander of llcLund and <’<d Wal­ recent i purchased by Benjamin 1» unable to get m any things th a t plan of the new Improvements have the effort ha.» been worth while. ter P (’orliett of Jacksonville nnd Drew hen* from the Hidden Beni she would like to see because of this not been given to the public h u t it Speaking for tlip ladies in chnrge of Major Forrest Lake nf Sanford. is understood th a t it will lie ex­ Estat«* Co, T h e qrw owners r.re Library affairs we thank every or.o j fact add for t h a t reason it might be He wants in know just where a n ­ capita I¡its of K entucky and Indiana who gave time, service or talent to I Mpected th a t this section of the tensive and in keeping with the great im provem ents being made by the other such three prominent and dis­ and they will I*«» here next week to concert or sales. atate would no t like to meet such a city. tinguished bearing men can tie found, start Mineihing with their new pos­ Respectfully, j »¡tuntion.. Mr. Connelly is reticent such able raconteurs, an d generally session«. M. E. Key, Cress Com. Contending t h a t the game in each alt rolled fine fellows; nnd at the about ¡lie new deal and just what j county is not the property of the capitol last night lie was lie wailing tbe new owners will do in rvgurd to I atate, but th a t sam e is owned by thn the fact th a t two more could not be a hot««) but sta te s th a t they intend vounty and t h a t the m a tter of onNext Tuesday will tie Bird D ay, had there to fill out th e pentagonal to build Up Sanford and have not [ forcing the laws should lx* left to bought the p roperty for a quick sale Among the prominent visitors to the counties individunlly, certain having been designated by G overnor star. but will develop it and become San­ the city yesterday wns J. F. Angr Judge Worley of Miami was sug­ 1members of the house of re present­ Tramm ell and by the grace of the of Orlando. Mr. Ange has been a a t i v e s will make a vigorous fight for s tate superintendent of public in ­ gested an d Sam Harrison of Duval ford boosters in every respect. was suggested but the senator sighed resitfent of Orlnfido for the past struction and the Sanford schools the restoration of tho old gama law and replied "Alas, even the three I several years and before coming to will observe the same. The children Sunday Evening st Star Theatre | ■y, tem and, for tho abolishm ent of ■Ail not a tten d in g services else­ Orlando resided in Indiana and other i *Ke present fish a n d game dep a rtm en will form a gigantic {«arade and have here are not in t h a t class, th at the present fish an d game d e p a rt- traverse the principal streets and pair would do as holder for drawing where in Sanford ore rordiulty in­ states where he has m onuments in vited ta, worship with the M ethod­ the shape of fine buildings erected ment. A measure introduced in the break ranks at the High School a u d i ­ to a royal flush." torium , where appropriate exercises ists next S u n d ay evening at 7:3b by him. He was the contractor for | senate by S enator G o m to and to bo will be held. o ’clock, nt which time the pastor the Yowcll-Duckworth building in introduced in th e house by RepreSold Two Maxwells will (»resent tho view of the church Orlando a n d ' h a s built several fine I aentatlve Wilson of St. Johns will K. R. Murrell told two Maxwells toward antusementa. The subject homes for the Elks in various states. i take the enforcem ent of the game in the past week, one to J. F. H ick­ Boy« Band Tonight will be "Tffc Christian and Amuse­ He is greatly interested in Sanford j law's out of the hands of the present son nnd one to Howard Lym an of T he Boy* Band of Sanford will m ents." This will be n sane s ta te ­ and was here goinp over the city game commissioner. I t does s w a y Forest City. render a p r o g r a m tonight a t th e m ent about spm e popular evils. If with R. D. Waring, y h o Ls anxious with this d e p a rtm e n t created by th e the Ange B aptist Temple. The band haa p u t you want to know why the church to loratc men here of 1813 session of th e legislature, deNeither one of Baptist Services Next Sunday oppose* the dance nnd other things type of boosters. nares the ownership of game a n d forth every effort to make this c o n ­ birds in the eeveral counties of th e cert -a apeclal success and call on ■ Rev, George H y m an -h aa re tunred of like kind, hear Rev. Stelnmeyer’a these gentlemen would s tate ju st where they Intended to put up a state; provides for the protection of tha people of Sanford to encourage and will fill the pulpit a t both hoars sermon S u n d a y - night.. building *in Sanford but they are them by their liberal patronage. I t on next Sunday. T he schedule of •«me; provides for hunters licenses, looking and developments will fol­ has been quite an expense to the services will be ns foliown: Sunday School Picnic and for gam» warden, repealing cha|>* 9:30 S u nday school. Th«* Baptist and Methodist S un­ low. ters 6684 and 6535. acts of 1913, hoys and the promoters to get the band u n d er headw-ay and these co n ­ 11 ;00 Preaching, " E v e ry Sunday d ay schools of Oviedo will give a I to the sam e subject: picnic at W hite’s wharf on Lake Notice The members of th e house op- certs are bciug given with the idea Evangelism.” Jessup next Tuesday, May 4 th. 6:30 Jr. B. Y. P. U. The members of the Home De­ P°**d to the gam e commission will th a t the people are willing to help • n d e , vor tQ ^ t b # tho a t least the admission priYe. T h e E very one is cordially invited to p artm ent of the M ethodist S un d ay '6:30 Sr. B. Y. P. XL 7:30 Breaching. Tho In d ependent bring their baskets and join the good school are requested to be present j *hich will leave t h e m a tter entirely concert will begin at 8 o’clock a n d I **P to the counties, except as to tb e th e small charge of 15 centa for Order of Odd Fellows of Sanford people of Oviedo on this lovely o u t­ a t the Star T hea ter next S unday adu lts a n d 10 cents for children will meat a t this service in a body ing. Many from Sanford have sig­ morning a t 10:30 to march from regulation of the season. will be made. , and Rev. H ym an will deliver the nified their inten tio n to be present aa there to Central P ark, whero the R em em ber the'y are qur own S a n ­ annual serm on for them . Subject, this annual affair it always pleaaant annugl children's d ay exercises will ■IKS*n ito r Jones of Escambia la au. /, and the picnic grounds are famous be held a t ' 11 o'clock. Bo sure to be ; hor of a measure which would ta k e ford* boys a n d girl« and give t h e m "O ur Unused Selves.'' for their b ea u ty and fine fishing a n d on h a n d . . You are Invited to a tte n d all tbe rorn railroad commission tho y q u r personal and financial a ssist­ beating. services a t the Temple. power to supervise th e regulation of ance. G. W. Bailey, 8 upt. . . EAST COASTANNUAL ON TUESDAYS AND FRIDAYS __ -ill SOUTHERN BELL CO. BUYS LOCAL SYSTEM N E T rO M P A N T dVE PATRONS. BEST PHONE SYSTEM IN STATE a T h e city of Sanford will g re atly benefit by the recent sale of th e p roperty of the Sanford Telephone Co. to the S outhern Bell Telephone Co., in which all th e lines and e q u ip ­ m ent of the former home co m pany pass into the h a n d s of the l a t t e r com pany. T he position of th e tele­ phone com pany here had resolved Itself into the question of w h e th e r tho homo com pany would keep tho p l a n t with no additional equipm ent to ta k e care of t h e constantly in-, creasing business nnd operate a t a loss or disposo of th e business to a larger company t h a t could guarantee the best of equip m en t nnd service to th e pstrons. T h e general public has been heartily in favor of the transfer nnd the city council nftcr ascertaining the a t t i tu d e 0/ tho p u b ­ lic did not hesitate to grant th e S outhern Bel] a new franchise b a c k ­ ed by a petition signed by the p a t ­ rons of the line. It is now learned th a t the nowowners will njietul a large sum of money on the plant here and will endeavor to give the patrons one of tbe best equipped and most rom ptero telephone systems in the state, in fact it will be a model telephone system in every respect. Every su b ­ scriber will have a new phone of tho au to m a tic type in which the otd met hid of ringing tbe hell will l«o abolished. Ali llnee u. 1II be metallic from tile phone to the central of­ fice nnd most of the system will bo of copper wire with the cables u n ­ derground in the business portion of the city The central nlbci* will be of t i n moat modern type end will be lo­ cated in a m en cenir.J pn, tion of the city in i' 11*w building to ho erected by lb** owners. The centr 1 office and switchboard wit! have 1 1 equipm ent that will cost about $26,000 and will tie perfect in t II details. All of these great improvement«, costing the owners -uch a sum of money will mean a alight raise in the rates but no raise will bo a t ­ tem pted until 1 It of the im prov.inent» liave been rpade and the rai <* will then lie t l advance on the but ness phones, the residence phones rates ^remaining the same. On* account of theke many Im­ provem ents the now equipm ent will not be inaltlled in, complete form for Mjme time and it is estimated thut about »lx m onths will he re­ quired to place the system in the shape t hut the new equipment re­ quires Chief Eng’liner Wilder h i s spent over two m onths here inspect­ ing till* entire system i.f.*l kj o «» th e needs of tlie system a n d -ll wie m a ­ terials have h«.«>h ordered and will bo »hipped here ul o'nce. His surveys end plans have been approved by the olticiub untl the c s tim v it of tho cost m td c after his re p o rt w rj r p proved. In all tlie n t « telephone syiti m for this city anil co unty will bo one of the liest in Florida aud tho officials appreciating the a ttitu d e of the city official* a n d the public in general have been most generous on. their part toward Sanford and the citizens will be proud of their new plunt when it is completed. it will also be good news to tho piilrons of tho telephone system to know t h a t local men will have charge of tho Sanford system . Jesse F. K urnatx will be acting manager and W. A. Barr will be acting super­ intendent; which m eans th a t tho business office and th e mechsnlcsl d e p a rtm e n t will be i n . good hands and the patrons can bo assured of courteous tre a tm e n t a t nil times. T he H erald congratulates the own­ ers of th e Sanford Telephone Co. upon th eir aalo nnd tho new owners, the S outhern Bell Co^, upon their purchase a n d we extend the glut! hand to tho new co m pany for we believe t h a t m utual cooperation will redound to the credit of the patrons und the com pany. Service is what is needed these days a n d service is what th e new com pany expects to give th ru patrons. A r? -I .'J M I ~ ■- 1 i 3 m '-m m -^1 *9 % A ,z .'J ral I •'çl C. S. W alker died in Ottawa, K ansas, April 8th, 1916. Mr. Wslker was a t ¿n e time a resident of San­ ford, won a brother to L. .H; Walker a n d Mra. L. M. Brown of Sanford, also of Mr*. L. B. Garni uf Savan­ nah, Georgia. *-» sU I ahA. ■-., , j W mm �PAGE TWO _APRllJ 3o. ujg REDUCE THE COST rem ains quite seriously UlA T h e re was a Very pleasant little dance on Cameron av e n u e last Friday evening, a tte n d e d by m ost of m e d i c i n e s s h ô i Tl d b e p u t A BUNCH OF INTERESTING ITEM S FROM COKRESPON- the y o u n g p e o p le .. “ Uncle J a c k " ' W ITHIN r e a c h o f a l l Biddlnger made ju s t a m ost efficient DENTS— EVENTS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY—EFFICIENT chaperone. Messrs. H a sty , Zahersky a n d Baiics were first, second (STATE BOARD OF HEALTH) REPORTERS COVER TERRITORY FOR HERALD violin a n d guitar players. , L ighten the burden on F lorida’s Hickss is laid up with a sprained LA K E M A R Y pocketbook! . I ** *1 GENEVA N E W S . * Mt . -R, N. Poston and daughter, 'aifkle W h a te v e r lessens th e pull on the We have waited patiently the last M a ttie Bell visited Sanford on Mon­ v' M r. B row n's car has arriv e d and family p u rs e ia heartily welcomed in is p rovided with a bran new stable ten days for rain, and though It has day. these d a y s when tho high cost of liv­ not come yet tho indications are so M r. W. V. D u n n spont a couple a t " T h e T u rtje s .” ing is a subject of su ch constant Tho Bishop fruit is now nil packed favorable th a t we expect It almost of dmya this week attending the and serious conversation. T he neP re sb y tery meetings a t Sorrento. an d shipped and the packing house any hour, May it haateq! cessitle» of life are growing into a S a t u r d a y night a n u m b e r of citiHe was sent as a delegate from this dosed for th e season. c o n tin u ally lengthening list. The T h e laat service for tho a e a io n was xens of Geneva a n d vicinity, about church. d o cto r's bill and t h a t of th e d ru g­ Rev. Morey a n d d a u g h t e r , ' Miss held a t th e church last S unday. tw enty-five in all, m e t a t the town gist a r e im p o rta n t item s t h a t go into Jennie Morey left T u esd a y for their Rev. M orey has made m an y friends, hall to discusa th e ad v isability of th* t o t a l of family expense and no -• h o m e in DatxolV M ich. They spent who hopo to welcome him b a c k in bonding the/ county- ttr'tro ild good lesa i m p o r t a n t because so uncertain; roads. Mr. M o rrir ‘Dooley' b p * a very pleasant w inter hero and *x- the fall. . for sickness come» like a thief in th e »i n e d i t o thoie p re s e n t t t r r roads pec t-ffr vrtnrTT s g s h t I n ' t h e fall a n d — Mr. Taiuir s ta rte d for his horn» in' d a rk a n d its dem ands are im p era­ u n tlY F c o n iid e ratio n from his map, Rev. Morey will ta k e up his duties Latrobe, P a., last T h u rs d a y , stop­ tive. here as pastor of the church, if his ping over S un d ay at St. A ugustine. m aking it plain t h a t th e road from In te llig e n t nnd progressive men here to Sanford is th e one of most health will pormiti. im p o rta n c e for Geneva a t this time. and w om en, who keep in tough with M O N R O E IT E M S Rev. G. V. Albertson, the S abbath The plan provide» t h a t th e road be the a d v a n c e s of medical science, school missionary of D eL and spent T h e M onroe school closed F riday, S a tu rd a y and S u n d a y here and had April 23rd, a fte r a very successful built from th e Geneva d epot to the recognise t h e wisdom, to sa y n o th ­ very good success in organising a term a n d th e people of M onroe ap­ end of th e brick road on tho west ing of t h e enormous econom y of Christian E nd ea v o r Society here, p reciate th e efforts of the -teachers, aide of th e river, or in o th er words, p re v en tiv e medicine, of w arding off connect to th e brick ro a d a t the ex­ tho a t t a c k s of serious, insidious taking in tw enty-thryo members. Mrs. Cora Williams and Miss M ar­ I t ia no longer a m a tte r trem e o u te r edge of th e Sanford diseases. Mr. and Mrs. A. E. SJoblom re­ gie Kilbee. Another year we hope for a r g u m e n t th a t t y p h o id fever, ceived a message th is week from Mr. to have b e tte r buildings a n d more special s u b district, which comes to sm allpox, diptheria if tre a te d an d Mrs. Earl T hra ll they have ar­ acco m m o d atio n s for our teachers within a mile of th e bridge across p ro m p tly , rabies, as well aa oth er the S t. Jo h n s river on thq main rived a t their new home in New and pupila. Geneva Sanford road. I t was made ailm en ts m a y be pre v en ted or rob­ H aven, C t, Mr. T hrall spent a part Miss Linda Veronica Nilea gra d ­ The plain t h a t there is q bili before the bed of serious consequences. of the winter here a n d whllo here he uated from th e G ram m ar School s t a t e m e n t is backed b y um plo and legislature now, the passage of which fell in love with th e place and also am id showera roses and best wishes is necessary to voting th e bonds for m ultiplied proofs which ca n n o t be with the store keeper’s youngest from her friends. This is t h e first questioned. d aughter . One morning a couple g raduation from the Monroe achool this w ork, regardless of w hat the people m a y want to do in this m a t ­ T he re p v en tiv es, some of th e m are of n\onths ago T in y came up miss- an(j [,*,1 j ugt|y proud of it. We ter. I t ia believed it will pass. If it expensive, and the large cost has ing and this is th eir first message hope to be as fortunate a n o th e r year does this will then give the m atter deterred m an y from using them , direct from them . From w hat can in the selection of our teachers. into the bands of the tax payers to even if th e y might be convinced of be learned from the message they T he pnIrons of the school gave a are hap p y as can be with n good fish fry nnd picnic at W oodland do as t h e y w ish'and can. Everyone their efficiency— they prefer to ta k e present was enthusiastic over the the risk, to gamble on tho chances prospect of a hap p y life ahead. Pnrk on the 24th inst. Q u ite n question a n d all alike agreed th at of escape. Of course, th e sick ra te crowd a tte n d e d nnd report a fine the roada, good roads a re very much from t y p h o i d is normally sm all con­ time. • • PAOLA P O IN T S needed. B u t it was n o t agreed sidering th e proportion of cases to Mrs. Cora Williams has gono to what k ind of roads would be the Miss Sarah S m ith is a t home for the to ta l population, b u t is n 't it her aum m er vacation, her school a t her m o th e r’s in Sanford for a visit most ad v isab le to build. Tho brick worth o ne dollar and five cen ts to be and expect* to spend the v acation was the one kind most discussed, insured agninst it entirely, when Sorrento closing la s t week. Miss Bessie Sm ith a tte n d e d the in D a y to n a . but th e re were serious objections such an a t t a c k would cost a t least Miss Kilbee has gone to her home made to- th e brick roads; first it was $500.00, besides the loss of time nnd picnic at Monroe on S aturday. Kir. and Mrs. B uchanan, Mrs. at Genova. stated t h a t as soon a s th e two by producing capacity, and th e chances P a tto n and Mrs. Bridge drove into Beans, peppers ant! lettuce are six board* which arc p u t dow n to j 0f taxing y o u r estate with the cost Sanford for the flower show. looking fine a t Monroe und the. far­ hold the brick in place, rot out which 0 f an expensive funeral? Sorry to report t h a t Mrs. A. A. mers are expecting a good price for they will do in one t o three years j g ¡t possible practically to prosame. • there will bp nothing to hold them vpnt l y p h o |d fever7 T h c Uniu?d Miss Helen Iserman came here on in place und consequently the road S u t M m m ta r y authorities have S a tu rd a y to a t t e n d the picnif. Her will go to pibccs. In th e sencond th e typhoid vaccine with m any friends were glad to h a v e her place It was objected t h a t the brick adopted the reauU th a l not a 8ÌnKi0 (lottth at home again. us they h a v e been laid on the roads A B ap tist church is being o r g a n ­ in the different parts of th e country from this disca*o occurred in 1913 ised in Monroe. Quite a few arc are not practical w ith o u t ballast of in the e n tire arm y, and only a few W ant joining. L et the good work go on. *omc so rt under them as the soft cases, n one of them severe. any b e tte r proof than t h a t ? earth in m a n y places gives way and T he m edical profession has dis­ W E S T S ID E ITEM S makes holes in the road. If one covered t h a t diphtheria can tie The West Side items were w ritten does not th in k this is a practical cured, ro b b e d of it* terrors, by a d ­ up but were forgotten to be sen t to | olijection, let him ta k e note of the ministering the antitoxin on the first the prin ter man, however they will brick road* which h av e been down day. im m e d ia tely when th e disease only a sh o rt while. Road Commis­ be In this week. is discovered. Mr. and Mrs. John Badger of sioner T. J. McLain said th a t It was In order to bring these p reventive T a m p a have rented the N, J. Slen- a part of the contract th a t tho con­ medicines within easier reach ol thc strom riJM*ge on the corner a n d are tractors keep the road up and in re­ people of Florida, the S ta te Hoard pair the first five year*, then the housekebm /g a t present. question again, w hat arc five years of Health has arranged w ith m a n u ­ M f s T u V. Stcnstrom was visiting In the life of a brick road? After facturers so t h a t the cost has been N. J. S tc n s tro m and family T u e s ­ five years, what? N a tu rally the greatly reduced and, more t h a n this, day. question cam e up, " H o w much is these m edicines will be widely dis­ Mr. Schm elz has given his house this going to raise th e tuxes?" tributed am o n g the druggists of the a new ront of paint. While no o ne wu* able to »tale just s late *o t h a l th ey may be easily and Tho brick road will noon tie com ­ the a m o u n t of the increase, yet no J conveniently procured pleted an d th e n won’t the people be nna seemed uneasy a b o u t the tuxes. | Here a re som e of the results se­ ghul who have to travel over it. All expressed deep concern and de­ cured by .the board, which will affect ' Mr. an d Mrs. J. M, Lord from sire for th e better roa d s nnd from pocketbookn in every p a r t of tho Eboncxer were pleasant visitors a t the a t t i t u d e of those a t th e meeting, sta te . U n d e r tho old plan und prices the home of M r. and Mrs. Alfred one could easily guess t h a t If we th e an tito x in of diphtheria cost the • King on T u esd a y . have half n chance to do so we will ultim ate consum er $2.00 per one People who have beans now are have good roads. M ay our dream s thousand u n its ; $7.60 per five thou* getting u good price fur them f. o. b. come tru e . sapd urtits, a n d $ 12.00 per ton th o u ­ Sanford. sand units. U nder the new schedule The F. E. C. Railroad Compnny Mr. Alfred King und Mrs. J m n e s is working a gang of men near here, these prices ppjeos will be 60 cents, $2,30 w Smith spent a pleasant afternoon doing some repair work on th e truck. a n d $4 rïKroaspectively. As will be S aturday a t the home of Mr. a n d This is headquarter* for the camp. noted,. t|ye pri rice for this medicine is Mrs. B uchanan. Mrs. a n d Fern Tarbell entertained based upon th e thousand effective Mr. Ml M. Sm ith was over th e Mr. am d Mrs. Reed Dooley and units, t h e necessary dose varying brick road p a r t of S aturday nnd their two sisters, Misses Summ ers, of with thc exilencics of each case, but looking over bia interests o u t th is Springfield, Illinois, W ednesday even th c cost ia to be reduced b y a b o u t side of t o w n , r two-thirds*. , ing at d in n er. Mr. and M rs. Drew Warren v is it­ The C hase C om pany , is packing A sim ilar reduction of cost is ed home folks Sunday a t S y lv a n promised for th e typhoid bacterin, grapefruit th is week. Lake. Presiding Elder, S m ith H arden from $2.00 to $1.06 for one complete was here S u n d a y for th e second t re a tm e n t, th re e doses, b o th of M O O R K '8 ATflTION quarterly conference. We had a these m edicines will he furnished Rev. Mickey is due to preach here most helpful service. free to in d ig en ts, upon ap p lication this S u nday, M ay 2nd. E v e ry o n e Athletics h a v e about ceased for the a n d t h e certificate of a physician. welcome. 3:30. season, b u t fowling continues. Mr. T h e Board will also continue to fur­ Still more of e a s t end people h a v e Phillips la going* into the poultry nish free, u p o n *i rifilar conditions, wr — cnlrrtl once Mrs. M , D business. tho P a s te u r t r e a tm e n t to indigents, fbr all b r Calumet. new autom obiles. Gatchel has an u p t o - the m in u te d For dailr om to million i o f kitchen* h u Mrs. H. II. P attishall and daugh­ and a t one-half th e ' retail cost to p ro red that Calumet U hlgbeit not only In Ford and Mr. a n d ‘Mrs. O. J.. P o p e wushtj but in Ua^tmutg fr w tr u well—un- have a fine O verland and a now ter, Miss Georgia ac com panied by those able to p ay for the tre a tm e n t. Mrs. Reed Dooley a n d her sisters T he t e t a n u s a n tito x in will also be w ling In result*—pure to the extreme—and wonderfully economical In u*e, A ik jroni Dailey piano to m ake life happy for were callers in Orlando T u esd a y . furnished free to the poor of the grocer. And try Calumet next bake daj . themselves a n d families. “ W hat t h e superior, m a n seeks is s ta te , which haa been the pra ctice in Mr. and M rs. Forest GatcHhl are in himself; w h a t the small m a n seeks th e past, a n d t h e cost to o th e rs will soon to begin housekeeping in a be c u t in half. COUNTY H APPEN INGS • Received Highest Awards bran new bungalow on Celery a v e ­ nue. •' , Mr. and Mra. Raynor of Celery avenue are building an addition to their home. Wa understand th a t Mr. R aynor and son, Wilb have recently 'p u r­ chased tom e im proved land on C am ­ eron avenue. for th e latter a home. Misa Alice Vaughn spent a. por­ tion of laat week in Longwood w ith her friend, Mias E dith Entxm inger. I t ia rum ored th a t Mr. Duke, th e jolly man a t the wheel on one of the achool autos has gone to Geor­ gia to bring back a bride. __» . Mra. J. C. Fortson e­ on of of Geneva Geneva av avenue baa her m other, Mra. H am ilton ir, Mrs. of Newberry spending nding some iome tim e with her. > . V• M is* Isabelle Sim n oon n was out ou t from Not • Full Explanation. The m anifestation «ailed hea t Is with humans and most o th e r animals a sensation Indescribable. From the time of Democritus nd Epicurus, '.nd far back of th at, the mystory of the source-of J u r a t was hotly discussed. As time flew on and on the mystery was segregated Into learned Words, and Sir H um phry Davy explained . U all by saying th a t heat wad merely the vibration o f oorpusclea of the body. He did not te ll of the origin of the oorpusclea o r why they vibrated. Onion's Good Properties. , ho bM t authorities' we learn lh lt are caused by three things ^ chill, a germ and a tqric s’cld ten* dency which provides a soil for tho form 's .growth. The pungent oil of the t h e guest of Mr», onion neutralises and destroys the germs that Infest the months of us Vaccine points, the guard against ■maiipox, will be sent out by the Board as heretofore, w ithout charge. For the diatrlbutlon of these rem ­ edies, or preventives, a t leaat one druggist or o th e r responsible person will be selected in each county, of the state, a n d in the more populous counties several such places or per­ sons will bo^named, so th a t it will be possible for every Floridian to se­ cure these medicines. The prices will bo ths.B iree everyw here and will be m arked on th e package for th e pro­ tection of purchaser?.. The list of these druggists end of those who will handle these medicines will be ffubllahed as soon as it can be m sde up, so th a t th e re will be left no good excuse for Floridians to be w ithout them and a t a s low • cost as will be available to th e residents of any state in the U nion. .•*. Closing Out Sale OF MA R K HA M PARK LOTS From $100 up. $10l)u ys a lot and $10 pCr month, without interest. E asy terms ai)d war prices. O nly a few nice lots left. Truck farm, all cleared, half of it tiled. place for spring crop. Close to city. Fine A lso have som e real bargains of houses and lots close in ._ l.k a v c . lots.on all the best avenues and can save you ‘m oney on vacant lots. See me before the advance, it’s sure to come real soon. * - N. H. GARNER, Owner * * ATLANTIC C O A ST LIN E The Standard Railroad of (he South SCHEDULE EFFECTIVE APRIL 5lh, 1915 THROUGH TRAINS TO NEW YORK DAISY No. 82 No. 86 No. 80 8 :30 am 1 :35 pm 8:10 pm . 12:50 pm 5:35 pm 12:35 am 5:20 am 9:18 am 8:00 pm 8 :50 am 12:38 pm 11:50 pm 10:27 am 1:50 pm 1:38 am 12:45 pm 4 r03 pm 4 :25 am 2:57 pm 6:20 pm 7:13 nm All-steel Equipment, Free Reclining Chair Cars to Washington Dining .Car Service on Trains 82 and 86, Sleeper to Savannah on Trum i 0 Lv Ar Ar Ar Ar Ar Ar Jacksonville Savannah .. Richmond . . Washington Baltimore .. Philadelphia New York For Information and Reservation Phone or Write ATLANTIC COAST LINE ISS Rar H(r»et, Jacksonville, Fla. 1’fcone 17 W ill liU laborouih M o ir i . Turna», FV Pbonr 112 1» » • ♦ ♦ ♦ • » ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ o V40SS« e o e e s s SEMINOLE, COUNTY ABSTRACT Complete abstracts from the records Orange and Seminole Counties. of T axes paid for non-residents. C. W . G O O D R I C H , Msnagrr Don’t play with serious mattnrt— don’t YOU carry your own insurant* against for you’ll find the money » a n t i n g »hep the F IR E has wipt-d out your property Have our strong, reliai carry your nui» and I» Reasonable rat*-* COMPANY St- Leo College, St. Leo, Pasco County, Florida Full lu-truciiun* (¡mm in Conducted-by the Benedictine Fathers P réparât":- and TERMS < ora* CW sica! C o u r se * t o r catalogue: a d d r e ss r e v . d ir e c t o r S a nford C o c a -C o la B ottling Company Bottlers of Soda Water and In PHONE B ottles 21 S ole Agents for ORANGE CITY SPRINGS .MINERAL WATER HANp BROTHERS U VERY, SA L E S ANO FEED STA BLE C o r n a r P a rk A v e n u s and Se c o n d S tre e t é C O N T R A C T O R S F O R A L L K I N D S O F H E A V Y HAULING Largo supply of Horso9, Mulos. W a g o n s and H arn e ss alw ays on hand F o r S a le or Exchange B la e k e m lth ln g and W a g o n R e p a ir in g I n . co n n e c tio n - - - - s. — / Herald Want Ads ~~~~ W ill Bring ResU*f �APRIL 30. 1915 PAGE T H R U t h e m ig h t y c o u r t o f t h e u n iv e r s e , t h e h u b o f t h e a r c h it e c t u r a l r s c h e m e a t t h e p a n a m a -p a c if ic We Knead Our Bread Well in t e r n a t io n a l e x p o s it io n _ b j. k TTj| ÌTS II ÍK jjs JJ rN q Î S;|l W * ’ ■ you need it also. After you have eaten just one slice of our bread you will never be at a loss to know where to get good bread in the future. We use but the best rriaterial» and our bakery is sani­ tary. T hat’s ‘ the reason our goods are so tasty. Deports of the *o m l Ip*I ‘‘dis­ covery" Hint certain minerals containing nullum art1 of great value n* fertilizer!» Inn»» Ih-cu lit" trarttnit n lot of ntieuUoii In Uio newspaper*. A rejiort JOzt la .liy llUnota experiment station oil n *t»rle* of Bold teats coverinif two seasons summarizes tho result* lu tbo following postUve terms: "The trustworthy results from two yenrs of Deld trials by ttio Il­ linois eXiHTltueut station show that nullum applied nt n cost of 31. 310 or 3100 |»er nerv producod no effect upon tho crop yields either tho first orttuntl>o»Snd sen■on." Though turner InvoMlgnttonr bn»'« shown that radium may have uu Influence upon Uie growth of plauts. .It appear!» that the n-Milt* securtMl by using urunluiu nullum ore lu growing SPENCER’S BAKERY 111 Park Ave. High Grade Guaranteed Auto* $200.0010 $895.00 ON EASY PA YM EN TS For cit »log and Information «rito AUTO TRADING CO.. Inc.. Pittsburgh. Pa. or consult your local dealers G. B. POPE, Açent BRINGS TALE; LEAVES FOOT BERLIN HONORS ITS HEROES Eskimo Arrives a t New York With Thrilling Account of Encounter With Qrlzzly Dear. Teaching Undar Difficulties. Whatever teaching was done during ‘the Civil w a r was carried on under difficulties. In so fa r aa ordinary •chool supplies were concerned; at least we Judgn so from th e following extract from an article on "WarTlmo Expedients'* In a N orth Carolina paper: "For pons we usod goose-quills, unleas one w a s fortunate enough to poe•eee a gold one. Ink w as homemade, *l*o; generally the Juice of some as­ tringent berry, like poke or elder­ berry, with the addition of copperas. Fbr pencils wo aomotlmea used the sharpened . end of a b u r r of lead. Schoolboys m ade elate pencils by cut­ ting a broken slate Into narrow etripe and whittling them round with a pocka t knife. A email bone of a chicken a a a burned In the fire until almost ■calcined, and ao used aa a alate pen­ cil, but was ra th e r too soft. To break * good school state by accldont was <|olto a misfortune In thoee d a y s Tho •chool books ‘were those used by the former generation of children, and •otnetl-nea t h e re would be hardly two •like In a class." Soldi,rn on Streets of Capital Subjects Almost of Adoration by ths Populace. . tem porarily In our tnldst, "I was rum ­ bling along in a s tre e t car wben a batch of young fellers got aboard. 1 Judged they were college students, by their funny elotbea and queor shaped hats. Tho car, was pretty full, and they pushed and anortod back and lo rlh In tbo aisle, tram ping on people's feet and committing similar frivolities that a-way. l)lmo-by they all r ’ared back and fetched loose n tong yell. Then tho ncardest one to me look a look, and not admiring my faco. or something, says: “ 'Well, my rural friend, don't you like It?' ** 'Shore, I llko It!’ says I. 'I am half­ witted myself!” *—K ansas City 8 tar. Among tho quiet, serious looking crowds which thronged all tho down­ town streets of llorlln during the afternoons and evenings, and which overflowed Into those uptown ave­ nues which still were lighted at night, every fifth man was a soldier, »’rites Edward Eyre Hunt. In Collier s Week­ ly And tho crowds never tired of tho sight of them. They paid each uni­ form the flattering attention of star­ ing at It fia If It were tho first they had over seen. Tho procession was bewildering. Something Wrong 8 omewhsre. William, llko many another man boThere were all sorts and conditions of men In uniforms 1‘ruealan gen­ foro him, had Joined tho army by wny erals. In gold and gray and blue; s of allowing his devotion to hla coun­ haggard military doctor Juat come try. Ho had not yet learned the m ean­ from the hospital» and still smelling ing of strict discipline, and nlihough of ether; dirty, tired Infantrymen back he wore the uniform of Ills regiment from the bnttlo line In East Prussia, ho fancied that ho was Just as much limping along In tho gutter, a imam- his own master In that as ho was In talne.er In Alpine green uniform, with civilian clothes. When ’ lights out" sounded ho In­ n green feather In his flat cap, aris­ tocratic hussars In uniforms of a blaz­ sisted on Ills comrades leaving tbo ing red. marching along erect ns auto- tight burning tnatlr dolls, an ofllrer of tho famous ‘‘Now-, then, put thnt light out!" Heaths Head hussars, a white skull shouted an officer on Inspection. grinning down from his black shako, " I l 'm ! " retorted willful William. and the cords across his breast shak­ “And pray who aro you?” ing ns he walked, companies of middle "I'm tho officer of the day “ nginl landstunn marching down the "Then what the dickens are you street, a ernrk regiment of tho guard prowling about lu tho night time for?" doing the gooac step at the corner of asked William. Enter den Linden, and smacking the pavement until the street echoed llko Eyeglasses In War. a forest under volley fire, a squad of Tho Inrgo number of llrltlsh terri­ Bed Cross workers, marching In civil torials with sp»>ctnrlos or eyeglasses dress, each wearing hi* little while has b«*rn noticed. On this point tho ami red arm band, and each carrying late Mr. Eustace Balfour, brother of a tiny satchel; cavalry on coal black Mr. A rthur Balfour, wrote: "Bomo horse* riding by like centaurs, a new member* who havo poaaed tho medi­ regiment off fur the war with band cal teats on tbo assum ption that they blaring and colors snapping In the will shoot In spectacles do not do so. wind; nn adjutant In a gray military May I point out that spectacles are no automobile with n horn that boomed humiliation? The Gormans wear like a cannon; convalescent soldiers, them In war. They are In sorao re­ by ones twos, half dozens, walking spect* even a protection against dustthe street* tn get the air. limping pain 1 personally havo been a deer stalker I fully or guarding a bandaged arm or and have always had to wear glasses ' *houlder or head from the Jostling ol I do not think I have over lost a slag the crowd. Then, like a parody of all which I should otherwise havo hit by these, twenty small hoya In uniform!, Dot having spectacles on. The preju­ with spiked caps, wooden swords and dice aga inst them Is childish and arti­ an Ingenious wooden cannon moqntcd ficial, tn my view."—London Chron*ais. on s gun carriage which would tower and raise and pivot about like a real Says Hla Wife Could Tell. field gun. marching down the FriedMoat men are queer, but some are rlchstrasse with patriotic flags and ■ queerer, especially In New York. A dram. prize winner In tho zecond cl**« drew the eyi>* of the entire, company upon Illiteracy In Foreign Countries. Tho bureau of ennsua of the de­ him In amazement as they sat around partment of commerce has Juat pub­ a table In a downtown restaurant at They had been discussing lished a tablo giving tho percentages luncheon of Illiteracy In most of tho principal apartm ent house life, when one of the countries of tho world, the figures hav­ party turned to the man next to him ing been brongbt as nearly up to and aske d: “ Ily the way, Jim, how date as tho available sources of In­ many rooms have you In your flat?” New York flats are so small. yoji would formation perm it Illiteracy statlCtlca of different coun­ Imagine th at any man who had to tries are not always strictly compa­ pay re n t for one coujd answ er right rable, bccauso tho basis Is not always of?. But Jim said: "Hlcseed If I know, the eame. Quite generally, however, my wlfo can tell you— I can'L Never the percentage of Illiteracy here given counted 'em.” "Well." whispered a la baaed upon tho total population over man opposite, "Un’t be a bird. Won­ ten years of age, which la the basis In der If he knows how many Angers and the United Btatee, but sometimes It toe* ho has?" la necessary to accept some other aga limit, and In several countries the Overdoes. only available figure* refer to Illiter­ Habitual Customer (to hla barber) acy among army recruit* or to th at —"Your confounded h a ir restorer Des shown by tho marrlago record* made m y hair come out mors than ever!” H arber—"Ab. you must have put too m uch on, sir! Mads tbs 'air Felt Like On* of Th*lr Number. "Tuthsr day," rolsted old Dad Hing, come ri g h t out 'stead of only 'artthe Oklahoma catllo baron, who U Sanford,. Fla DESTROY CATTLE GRUBS F a rm ers L o ts M illions A n n u a lly From ■This D estru ctiv e P ost. General Fire Insurance Thousands of dollars may be saved If cattle growers will tills spring re­ move ami destroy tbo grubs In tho backs of cnttlc. Sa n fo rd F lo rid a T. J. Talbert, specialist In ento­ mology In tbo Kansas Agricultural col­ lege »-x tension division, says thnt the season when grubs nro prevalent ex Muds from January to June, when about half tho cattle that go to market are tu f e s l n l The dam age amounts to between S83.000.000 nud 350.000.000 n year. The grub weakens tbo catllo, causes them to fall off In flesb oimI milk and de­ creases the value of the bides. The ehnrnrtertstlc lumps or swelling* which may lie found under the skin on tho backs of many cattle nt this tltnc contain grubs The grubs msy be press«-,) <1111 through tbo o|>eidng nt tho tup of tbo swelling A sharp knife and a pair of tweezer* will often fa cllltnto the work. Care should l>e Ink on lu i nisi» nil the gndm removed, so Write to us for Prices and Shipping Instructions ns to prevent their further develop- [ tnent and transformation Into flies. It' Is m li l s n l i l e to examine tho cattle for luni|>s or swellings over tho hark every two or tlir»M> weeks during Into winter and early spring Various oils are often list'd, tho lo­ tion In-lug smeared over tho Infested region or applied t»» the mouth of the breathing hole of the grub Kerosene J a c k s o n v il l e , F lo r id a emulsion, fish oil and train oil nrr often iih,si with good r«-anlt* One or two application, nn* usu ally 'sufficient. The objection to this method Is that the wounds d o not heal readily unlivis .n iu u iz itu u m itiit,n u u its m t/ia u m iu iid u ia d n » ittiid iz a m 3 fta iiiia u < iiid £ i» iu ia d the grata» nre removed Ttioso inossuri's may not be practica­ ble lu tho case of large herds of half «lid rattle, ns it u necessary to bring MILL WORK OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS the animals Into close «junrtepi In smnll pen* or chutes In the case of We are prepared to figure with you on all classes a small herds the removal noil destruction of LUMBER and MILLW 0RK for HOUSE, STORE 8 of the grulei are an easy task. The tll»‘s or BARN “ do not m igrate far and often the clean n q Framing, flooring, ceiling, siding, windows, * lug up of Individual nerds and the u d oors, screens, blinds, mouldings, lattice, frames, boxes. 8 i n r e ‘of nulniiils brought to file prrui q T ell I ' m W h a t You W a n t KHlimatcH F u r n i s h e d F r e e jj PRAIRIE BONES BLEACHED BONES ALL KINDS OF BONES W ilson & To o m e r F e rtilize r C om pany « NOVELTY PLANT f 5 « Yellow Pine Lumber Co., Kissimmee, Fla. 1 I 5 Brought Home. p p t s p p p p m s p p p p p p p p p w v ia w p p p p p p p p p w i s i r p p n P tT P t i n n p p p p p p w i r i M i A party of tourists were going through a small town, having the time of their live*, laughing and Joking On« of them thought she would have some fun. and called to a little girl stand­ ing near, ' Are there nny show* In town?" T«i which the little girl answnred. "Only the on« you pimple are All the standard varieties in .stock. Will sell you one making ’’— Mtnnenoia Minnehaha MANY TROUBLES DUE TO AN INACTIVE LIVER Many of th e troubles of life such as headache, indigestion, constipa­ tion and lack of energy are due to innrtivo livers. G R IH lY ’S LIV-VER-LA X lz a natural, vegetables remedy t h a t will get the liver right and m ake these trouble* disappear. It has none of the danger* or disagreeable ufter effects of calomel. Get a 60c o r f l bottle of this splendid re m e d y from your druggist today. E v e ry hottlo beats the like­ ness of L. K. Grlsby, who g u aran ­ tees it through Wm. G. Aldrudge. quart or one carload. How many do you want and where do you want them delivered? Kilgore Seed C o m p an y P la n t City, F la . And For Thro« Sommer* Mr*. Vin­ cent Was Unable to Attend to Any of Her Homework. F V eu n t Hffl, N. C .- " 1 «uttered for ite summer»,** writ« Mrs. Walter Packing House Equipment, Such As Growers Most Have, Can Be Made Only In Complete, Efficient Factories For years we havo been making and assembling packing houao Florida fruit growers more than ever realixo that satisfactory lnm achinay, building planta for the purpose along the line« which cx- comes follow the marketing of first-quality fruit only. The care of perieoce lias demonstrated to be moat efficient and economical. Our the grove is important and must not be neglected, of course, but factories at Dunedin have recently been enlarged, aa indicated in the it is the handling of the fruit in the packing house that finnlly illustration above, to take care of rapidly increasing business. Wc be- déterminés the price it bring* in the market Up-to-date packing lieve and hope this m ***. that all the citrus fruit growers of Florida house machinery will result in latisloctonr price* for your fruit can have their wants supplied with Skinner’s “Satisfaction Guaran- whenever other conditions are at all favorable and give top-of-thet« d ” pecking house machinery, no matter how great the demand, market figures always. I t will pay every time. Special p rit» for June installations—write now for these. Send for illustrated booklets, and ask for specifications and price lists. L B. SKINNER MFC. CO., Free Delivery CENTRAL AVE., DUNEDIN, FLORIDA �* rr REDUCE THE COST remains quite serijmsly ill. There was a Very- pleasant little dance on Cam eron, avenue last F r i ­ day evening, a tte n d e d by most of MEDICINES SHOULD BE P U t A BUNCH OF INTERESTING ITEMS FROM CORRESPON­ the y oung people. " U n d e J a c k " WITHIN REACH OF ALL Biddingcr made just a most efficient D ENTS— EVENTS OF SEM INOLE COUNTY—EFFICIENT ¡chaperone. Mcaars. H asty, Zahersky a n d Dalles were first, second (STATE BOARD OF HEALTH) REPORTERS COVER TERRITORY FOR HERALD . * * violin a n d guitar players. Lighten ihe- “b u rd e h on F lorida's •flicks ts laid up with a sprained --------- JL.AKE M A R Y — pocketbook! GENEVA N E W S M r. R. N. Poston and d a u g h ter, ankle. W hatever lessens tho pull on th e We have waited patiently the last M a ttio Dell visited Sanford on M o n ­ / M r . Brown'a car has arrived a n d family purse is h e a rtily welcomed in ten days for rain, and though it has la provided with a bran new stable d ay. not corao yet the indications are so these days when tho high cost of liv­ M r. W. V. D u n n spent n couple a t "T he T u rtle s ." . ing is a s u b je c t of such co n s ta n t T he Bishop fruit is now all packed favorable th a t we expect It almost of d a y s this week attending t h e and serious conversation. Tho no5P re a b y tc ry meetings a t S orrento. an d shipped and the packing house any hour. May It hnsteq! cessitiea of life a ro growing in to a S a tu rd a y night a n u m b e r of citi­ He w as sent as a delegate from th is dosed for the season. continually—le n g th e n in g Rot:— T h e The last service for tho season wmr zens 'o f - C e n e v a an d vfctntry; about church. doctor’! bill a n d t h a t of the d r u g ­ tw enty-five in all, m e t a t the town Rev- Moray- r n d daughter,—Mis* held a t the church last S u nday. gist are I m p o rta n t Item s th a t go Into ” J e n n ie M o r r y h d r T u e s d a y f o r t h e i r Rev.-M orey h a s m ade mnny friends, hall to discuaa the ad v isability of the total o f-1fam ily expense a n d no ho m e hi Detroit, Mich. They s p e n t who hope to welcomo him back in .bonding th e county to build good less Im p o rta n t becauae so u n certain, roads. Mr. Morris Dooley ex­ ,' a very pleasant w inter here and e x ­ th e fall; for sickness comes like a thisf in th e Mr. Toner s t a r t e d for his homb In plained to thorfe present the roads pect to return again in the fall a n d dark a n d its d e m a n d s are im p era­ Kav. Morey will titke up his d u tie s Latrobe, Fa., last Thursday, s to p ­ under consideration from his map, tive. here as pastor of t h e church, if his ping over S u nday a t St. Augustine. m aking it plain t h a t th e road from here to Sanford is th e one of most , Intelligent nnd progressive m en health will perm it. im po rtan ce for Geneva a t this time. and women, who keep in tough with M O N R O E IT E M S Ilev. G. V. Albertson, the S a b b a th T he plan provide* t h a t the road be th e advances of medical science, school missionary of DcLand s p e n t The Monroe school closed F r id a y ,1 S a t u r d a y and S u nday here and h a d April 23rd, a f te r a very successful built from th e Geneva depot to tho recognise th e w isdom , to say n o t h ­ very good success in organising a term and the people of Monroe a p ­ end of th e brick road on the west ing of tho en orm ous economy of C h ristian Endeavor Society here, preciate the efforts of the teachers, side of th e river, or in o th e r words, preventive medicine, of warding off connect t o th e brick ro a d a t the ex­ the a tta c k s of serious, insidious tak in g in tw en ty -th re e members. Mrs. Cora Williams and Miss M ardiseases. I t is no longer a m a t t e r Mr. a n d Mrs. A. E. Sjoblom r e ­ gio Kilbec. A n o th e r year we hope trem e o u te r edge of th e Sanford for a rg u m e n t t h a t ty p h o id fever, special s u b district, which comes to ceived a message this week from M r. to have b ette r buildings and m ore smallpox, d ip th erla if treated within a mile of the bridge across a n d M rs. Earl T hrall th ey have a r ­ accom m odations for our teachers the S t. Jo h n s river on thq main prom ptly, rabies, as well as o th e r rived a t th eir new home in N ew nd pupils. Geneva Sanford road. I t was made ailm ents m ay be pre v en ted o r ' r o b ­ H a v e n , C t. Mr. T hra ll spent a p a r t Mi*a Linda Veronica Niles g ra d ­ bed of serious consequences. The of the winter here a n d while here he uated from th e G ra m m a r School plain t h a t there is a bill before the s ta te m e n t is backed by ample a n d legislature now, th e pasaage of which fell in love with the -place and also am id showers roses and best wishes is necessary to voting th e bonds for multiplied proofs which cannot be with -the store keeper's youngest from her friends. Tills is the first questioned. d a u g h te r . One m orning a couplo graduation from th e Monroe school this, work, regardless of w hat the people m a y w ant to db in this m a t­ T he repventives, som e of them a re of m on th s ago T iny came up miss­ an d we feel 'ju s t l y proud of It. We ter. I t is believed it will pats. If it expensive, and th e large cost has ing a n d this is tHflr first message hope to be as f o r tu n a te another year docs this will then give th e m atter deterred m any from using them , direct from them . F ro m what can J in the selection of our teacher». into tho hands df the tax payer» to oven if they m ight be convinced of be learned from the message th ey T h e patrons of the school gave a are h a p p y as can be with a good fish fry and picnic nt Woodland do as th e y w-ish and can. Everyone their efficiency— th e y prefer to ta k e present was enthusiastic over the the risk, to gam ble on the chances prospect of a happy life ahead. P ark on the 24th inst. Quite n question a n d all alike agreed th at of escape. Df course, the sick ra te crowd attended a n d report a fine the roads, good roads a r e very much from typ h o id Is norm ally small con­ PAOLA P O I N T S , time.* * needed.' B u t it was no t agreed sidering tho propo rtio n of cases to Mrs. Cora Williams has gone to w hat kind of 'ro ad s would be the Misa Sarah Smith is a t home for the total population, b u t is n 't It her s u m m e r vacation, her school a t her mother's in Sanford for a visit most advisable to build. T he brick worth one dollar a n d five cents to be a n d 'e x p e c ts to spen d the vacation was the one kind m ost discussed, insured against it entirely, when S orrento closing last week. Miss Ressio Sm ith atten d e d th e in Daytona. but there were serious objections such nn a t t a c k would cost a t least Mias Kilbee has gone to her home made to th e brick roads; first it was $500.00. besides th e loss of time nnd picnic a t Monroe on S aturday. Mr. and Mrs. B uchanan, Mrs. a t Geneva. stated t h a t as soon ns tho two by producing capacity, a n d the chances Beans, pepper« and lettuce are six hoards which arc ptit down to of taxing your e s ta te with the cost P a tto n and Mrs. Bridge drove into Sanford for tho flower »how. looking fine a t Monroe and the far­ hold the brick in place, rot out which of nn expensive funeral? Sorry to report t h a t Mrs. A. A. mers ure expecting n good price for they will d o in one to three years Ia jt prBCtlca|]y to pro»a me. • thcre will be nothing to hold them v#nt typholtl f(, ver7 T he United Miss Helen Isc rm an cam* here on in place a n d consequently the road S u fe9 mu itary a u th o ritie s have S atu rd ay to a t t e n d tho picnic. H er will go to pieces. In th e sencond m a n y friends were glad to have her place it wan objected t h a t the brick adopted the ty p h o id vaccine with the renult t h a t not a »ingle dea th at home again. us they huvo been laid on the roads A Baptist church is' being o rg a n ­ in the different p arts of the country from thin disease occurred in 1913 ised In Monroe. Quite a few are are not practical w ithout ballast of in the entire arm y, a n d only a few joining. Let the good work go on. some sort under th fm as the soft cases, none of them severe. W a n t any b e tte r proof t h a n th at? earth in m an y places gives way and The medical profession 1has dis­ WEST HIDE ITEMS makes holes in the rond. If one covered th a t d ip h th eria can he T he West Side item s were written does not think this 1» a practical cured, robbed of it» terrors, by a d ­ up but were forgotten to be sent to objection, let him tak e note of the ministering the a n tito x in on the first th e printer man, however they will brick roads which hnve been down day, im m ediately when the disease only a sh o rt while. Rond Com mis­ be in this week. is discovered. sioner T. J. M cLain said th at it was Mr. and Mrs. John Badger of In order to bring tficse preventive T a m p a have re n te d th e N. J. Sten- a part of the contract t h a t the con­ medicines within easier reach of the s tro m cottage on the corner and are tractors keep the road u p and in re­ people of Florida, th e S ta te Board pair the- first five years, then .th e housekeeping a t present. question again, w hat are five years of Health has arra n g e d with m a n u ­ . Mrs. I. V, S te n s tro m was visiting in the life of a brick road? After facturers so t h a t th e cost has been N. J . Stenstrom a n d family T ues­ five years, what? N a tu rally the greatly reduced and, m ore than this, d ay . ■ question came up, " H o w much is these medicines will be widely dis­ Mr. Schmelc has given his house this going to raise th e taxes?" tributed among the druggists of the a new cost of paint. While no one an» aide to state just state so th at they may be easily and T he brick road will soon be com ­ the a m o u n t of the increase, yet no I conveniently procured. pleted and then won't the people be one seemed uneasy about the taxes, | Here are some of th e ri-sults se­ glad who have to travel over it. AH expressed deep concern and de- cured by the board, which will affect J Mr. and Mrs. J . M* Lord from siro for th e b e tte r roads nnd from pocketbooks in ev ery p a r t of th e E b e n e te r were p leasa n t visitors n t tho a t t i t u d e of those a t the meeting, state. U nder the old plan and prices t h e home of M r. and Mrs. Alfred one could easily guess t h a t If wo the antitoxin of d ip h th eria cost th e ; King on Tuesday. h av e half n chance to do so wo will ultim ate consumer $2.00 per one People who hnve beans now are h av e good roads. M ay our dreams thousand units; $7.60 per five t h o u ­ getting a good price for them f. a. b. come true. sand urtits, an d $ 12.00 per ten th o u ­ Sanford. sand units. U nder th e new schedule The F- E. C. Railroad C om pany Mr. Alfred King and Mrs. Jam es is working a gang of men near here, these prices will he 60 cents, $2.30 S m ith spent a p\ensnnt afternoon doing some repair work on the track. anil $4 10 respectively. As will tie S a tu rd a y at the home of Mr. nnd This is hcadipiarters for the camp. noted, the price for this medicine is Mrs. Buchanan. Mrs. nnd Fern Tarhcll entertained bnsed upon th e th o u s a n d effective Mr. M. M. S m ith was over the M r. umd M rs, Reed Dooley and units, tho necessary dose varying brick road p a rt of S a tu rd a y and their two sisters, Misses Sum m ers of with the exiloncioH of each case, but looking over his interests out this Springfield, Illinois, W ednesday even th e cost is to be reduced by about aide of town. two-thirds. Ing a t dinner. M r. and Mrs. D rew W arren visit­ A similar re duction of cost is T h e Chase C om p an y is packing ed home folks S u n d a y a t Sylvan promised for the ty p h o id bacterin, grapefruit thj» week. Lake. Presiding Elder, S m ith H arden from $2.00 to f 1.05 for one complete was here S u n d a y for t h e second tre a tm e n t, three dose*, both of M O O R E ’S ATOTION q u arte rly conference. We had a theee medicines will be furnished R ev. Mickey is du e to preach here most helpful service. free to indigents, upon applicatldn th is SUnday, M ay 2 n d .. Everyone •Athletics h a v e a b o u t ceased for the a n d the certificate of a physician. welcome. 3:30. season, b u t fowling continues. Mr. T h e Board will also con tin u e to fur­ Still more of eaet e n d people have Phillips Is going into th e poultry nish free, upon sim ilar conditions, ltPtl on « n ew automobile*: Mrs. M , D business. tho P asteu r tr e a tm e n t to indigents, for all b r Calumet. G a tc h e l has an . u p to th e minuted For daily dir use u In millions of kitchens has an d a t one-half th e re tail cost to Mrs. If. II. PattiahaM a n d dTOu that Calumet is highest not only in F o rd and Mr. a n d ‘M rs. O. J. Pope aaa/rfy but In Uav**i*gyèuvr as well—un- have a fine O verland a n d a new ter, Miss Georgia accom panied by those able to p ay tor th e treatm ent. M rs. Reed Dooley a n d her sisters T h e te tan u s an tito x in will also be niling In resulta—-pure to the extreme - and wonderfully economical In use. Ask your D ailey piano to m ake life happy for were callers in O rlando T u esday. furnished free to th e poor of the And try Calumet next bake day. them selves and families. " W h a t th e s u p e r i o r m a n seeks is s t a t e , wlilch has been th e practice in M r. and Mrs. Forest GatcHbl are in himself; w h a t th e small m an seeks tjie past, a n d t h e - cost to others will soon to begin housekeeping in a is in o th ers.” be cut in half. * ■' b ran new bungalow on Celery ave­ COUNTY APR»- JO.i,U T H E SANFOBD HERALD PAGE TWO HAPPENINGS Received Highest Awards nue. M r. and M n. R aynor of Celery avenue are building an addition to th e ir home. We understand th a t Mr. Rayn^p a n d aon, Will, have recently 'pur­ chased some improved land on Cam­ eron avenue, for the la tte r a home. Miss Alice Vaughn spent a. por­ tio n of last week. In Longwdod with, her friend, Misa E d ith Entxminger. I t U rumored th a t J i r . Duke, the jolly m an a t the w h eel,o n one of The school autos has gone to Geor­ gia to bring back a brldu. Mr*. J. C. Fortaon of Geneva ave­ nue baa her m other, Mrs. Hamilton of Newberry spending aomo time w ith her. . Misa Isabella Simon was out Irom dneaday, Vaccine points, the guard against smallpox, will be sent o u t by the The manifestation called beet is Board as heretofore, w ithout charge. with' humans and most other animals For the distribution of these rem­ a sensation indescribable. From the edies, .or preventives» a t least one tim e of Democritus nd Epicurus, \Qd far back of that, the mystery of the druggist or other responsible person eourco of heat was hotly discussed. will be selected in each county of As time flew on and on the .mystery the atate, and in the more populous was segregated into learned words, counties several such placea or per­ and Sir Humphry Davy explained It sons will be. named, so th a t it will be ^(1 by saying th a t heat w il merely the posaiblo for every Floridian to se­ vibration of corpuscles of the body. cure thhae medicines. T he prices will He did not tell of the origin of the be the fem e everyw here and will be oorpusdes or why they vibrated. m arked on the package for the pro­ tection of purchasers. T he list of Onion's Oood Properties. theee druggists and of those who From the beat authorities wo learn th at colds are caused by three things will h an d le' these medicines will be to * chill, a germ and a uric sold ten­ published as soon as it can be mado dency which provides a toll for tho up, so th a t there will be left no good germ 's growth. The pungent oil of the excuse for Floridians to be without onion neutralises and destroys the them and' a t as low a coat aa wlU be that Infest the mouths o t ua a v a ilab le to the residents of any »yen of those In good health. sta te in th e Union. Not a Full Explanation. ‘ “ i I Closing Out Sale :. D E -M A R K H A M . PARK LOTS From $100 up. $10 buys a lot and $10 m onth, without interest. E asy terms and war prices. O n ly a few nice lots left. Truck farm ,-all cleared^ balL of it tiled. place.for spring crop — Close to city. * - Fine A lso have som e real bargains of houses and lots close in. I have lots on all the best avenues and can save you m oney on vacant lots. See me before the advance, it’s sure to come real soon. N. H. GARNER, Owner ATLANTIC CO AST L IN E The Standard Railroad df the South SCHEDULE EFFECTIVE APRIL 5lh, 1915 THROUGH TRAINS TO NEW YORK DAISY No. 82 No. 8G No. 80 Lv Jacksonville . 8 :30 am 1:35 pm 8:10 pm . 12:50 pm 5:35 pm 12:35 am Ar Savannah .. 9:18 am SfilO am Ar Richmond . . 8 :00 pm . .8:50 am 12:38 pm 11 :50 pin Ar Washington 10:27 am 1:50 pm Ar Rallltnorr. .. 1:38 «m I 12:45 pm 4 :03 pm Ar Philadelphia 4 :25 am 6:20 pm Ar New York 2:57 pm 7:13 am All-steel Equipm ent, Free Reclining Chair Car« to Washington Car Servire on Trains 82 and 86. Sleeper to Savannah on Tram For Information nnd Reservation Phone or Write ATLANTIC COAST LINE II* Went II»/ S ir m i , J ic k r a n .lllr . F U . rtton» 17 11 Ul (borra f h Moiri. T i a » , | b t’ bonr 112 »• SEMINOLE COUNTY ABSTRACT CO. Complete abstracts from the r e c o r d s of Orange and Seminole Counties. T axes paid for non-residents. C. W . G O O D R I C H . Manager flONHAKE[HANŒ5 Don't play with »erious mattm— don't YOU carry your own miunan against ' F I It E for you’ll find the money wanting »bn the F I R E ha» wija-ii out your pioKrtjr Have our strong, reliable ■■iirnptaj carry your rink and l- ....... .. ■ti- wk Reasonuhlu rat*“* CHASE & COMPANY St. Leo College, St. Leo, Pasco County, Horida Full lnHTui-tlo* (iivert in Conducted by tho Benedictine Fathers TERMS - *226.00 Pteparater. Coainorimi a n d (-I**- «irai f o u n d T O R C A T A L O G U E A D D R E S S R E V . D IR E C T O R S a n ford C o c a -C o la B ottling Company Bottlers of Soda Water and PHONE In fà Bottles 21 Sole Agents for OHANGE CITY SPRINGS MINERAL WATBB HAND BROTHERS L IV E R Y , S A L E S A N D F E E D STABLE C o r n a r P a r k A v a n u * and S a o o n d Stra a t C O N T R A C T O R S F O R A L L K I N D S O F H E A V Y M A U LIN G Largo supply of H o rse s. Mutes, v W a g o n s and H a rn e ss always on hand F o r S a le o r Exchange B la c h sm lih ln g a n d W agon R e p a irin g In conn*eU«n Herald Want Ads Will Bring Res“1* W M t i i w / w . vs&I ctjifet �•U ' APRIL 30. 1915 ■»» » . ♦ „ . y » » » » » » » » » » • • * * * ^ * * « * » * Ì» $ *ù - t THE SANFORD HERALD PAGE THRCB t h e m ig h t y c o u r t o f t h e u n iv e r s e , t h e h u b o f t h e a r c h it e c t u r a l SCHEME AT THE PANAMA-PACIFIC INTERNATIONAL EXPOSITION Report* of the so called "dis­ covery" thnt certain minerals Containing nullum nro of great value us fertilizers b in e been a t­ tracting aJuL uL uitcutiou in Uu> newspapers. A report Just Is­ sued by the Illinois experiment station on n series of Odd test* covering two seasons sunvyiarlzes the results In tho following posi­ tive terms: <> "The trustworthy results from two years of Held trials by tho Il­ linois experiment station abuw that rmllorn applied nt n cost of i ►It. $10 or $100 per nerr'produced t no effect ujKin tho crop yields 1 * either tho llrat or the second sea- <> •on-'* ----- ts .................................................... .......................... wmmmmammmmmaaj— Mb»»— — — — —w AU visitor* to tho Panam a PucIHc International «ipoaltion at Ban Francisco at aomo tim* during their stay a t the exposition maku their pilgrimage through the Court of the I’nlverae. This la the Urgent court on the ground» and li tho control radiating unit of the architectural and around plana. Nobio sculptured groups embelllah It, the two Homeric group» tho Natlona of tho Eaat and the Natlona of tho We»t—surmounting Iho giant arch»» a t th» cast and west portals, By night the beauty of tho court Is enhanced by the flood lighting effects. BRINGS TALE; LEAVES FOOT BERLIN HONORS ITS HEROES Esklrrfo Arrives s t New York With Thrilling Account of Encounter With Grizzly Dear. Soldiers on Streets of Capital SubjscU Almost of Adoration by tho P o p u la » . Blubbering with Joy. Aswatuk. an Eskimo, to be known on the Pennsyl­ vania farm, whither be has gone, by tho stern patronym of Morris U»vy, was released from Ellis Island In chargo of Ml»» Martha Llnlngur, a nurse at tho Qrenfell nilsalpn. In la b ra d o r, says tho Now York Herald. Aswatuk (until ho roaches Pennsylvania) has only ono foot- T he other, tho left, was chawed oR by a grizzly bear, wherein Ilea the story. Aswatuk—which m eans "the chilly baby"—Is sixteen years old, but, ac­ cording to the story, ho's so bravo that 1-nhrador Is probnbly relieved to bo rid of bis daring spirit. Miss Letnlnger. who brought him back with her, had trouble getting him Into tho country, hut Anally appeals to Washington were answered, and Aswa­ tuk Is off to the farm. Hut to tho tale of that missing foot. On a cold, windswept night In Holster's Ilock, Labrador, llltlo Aswatuk and bis mother huddled about the whale oil lamp, wondering If Papa Aswatuk the daring fisherman, was riding the gale. Suddenly from outside tho Igloo there came a scratching and the hearts of Aswatuk and his mother congealed. They knew II was ihe dread scratching of a polar bear scratching his way in lo make a meal off them. Sundries In the way of dried mooso meat and mission tracts were used to bolster the fast weakening wall of tho Igloo, but all In vain. Through a ragged aperture gloomed the horrid faco of a grizzly bear He yawned In anticipation of little Aswa­ tuk—a plump youth—Just ns Aswatuk kicked with hla left foot. Tho foot reached th e open mouth Just as It closed, and Just ai Aawatuk'» mother dropped the whale oil lamp on tho bear’s head. With a groan of pain and anger the grizzly loped lightly away, blazing with wrath and whale oil, hut still clinging to Aswatuk's foot. Aawatuk was taken to the hospital at St. Anthony’s, where he recovered sufficiently to be brought to this coun­ try. So goes the tale of Aawatuk aa toM by himself. Among tho quiet, serious looking crowds which thronged all the down­ town streets of Berlin during th* afternoons and evenings, and which overflowed Into those uptown ave­ nues which still were lighted at night, every fifth man was a soldier, virltea Edward Eyre Hunt. In Colliers Week­ ly And tho crouds nover tired of tho sight of them. They paid each uni­ form tho flattering attention of » tar­ ing at it aa If It were tho Aril, they had ever aeon. The procession was bewildering. There were nil sorts nnd condition» of men In uniforms: Prussian gen­ erals. In gold and gray and blue; a haggard military doctor Just come from the hospitals and still smelling of other, dirty, tired Infantrymen hack from the battle line In East Prussia, limping along In the gutter; a moun­ taineer In Alpine green uniform, with a green feather in his flat cap. aris­ tocratic hussars lu uniforms of n blaxIng red. marching along erect as auto­ matic dolls, an officer of the fnmoua Heath s Hoad hussars, a white skull grinning down from his black shako, and tho cords across his breast shak­ ing as ho «ulked. companies of middle aged landstunn marching down tho street; a crack regiment of the guard doing Iho goose slop at the corner of t'n te r clou Linden, and smacking tho pavement until the street echoed like a forest under volley fire; u »quad of Bed Cross workers, marching In civil dress, each wearing his little white .and red arm band, and each carrying a tiny satchel; cavalry on coal black horses riding by like ceqlaurs. a new regiment off for the war with band blaring and colors »napping In tho wind; an adjutant In a gray military automobile with a horn that boomed like a cannon; convalescent soldiers, by ones twos, half dozens, walking the stp-ets to get the air, limping pain fully or goardlng a bandaged arm or shoulder or head from the Jostling of the crowd. Then, like a parody of all theao, twenty amall boys In uniforms, with'spiked caps, wooden swords and an Ingenloua wooden cannon mounted on a gun carriage which would tower and raise and pivot about like a real Teaching Under Difficulties. field gun, marching down the FriedWhatever teaching was done during rlchstroise with patriotic flags and a •tho Civil w ar woe carried on under drum. dtfflculttea. In so far aa ordinary school supplies were concerned; at Illi t e r a c y In F o r e i g n C o u n t rie s . The bureau of census of tho doIeaat we Judge bo from the following extract from an article on. "War- partm ent of commerce has Just pub­ Time Expedient»" In a North Carolina lished a table giving tho porcentagoa of Illiteracy In most of the principal paper: "PVir pena we used gooae-qullla, un- countries of the world, the figures b a r­ leaa one was fortunate enough to poe- ing been brought as nearly up to •esa a gold one.- Ink was homemade, date m tbo available sources of In­ also; generally the Juice of tom e as­ formation perm it Illiteracy statlctlcs of different coun­ tringent berry, like poke or e l d e r berry, with the addition of cbppermaT tries are not always strictly compa­ Fbr pencils wo sometimes used th e rable, because tho basis is not always sharpened end of s burr of lead. tho same qu ite generally, however, Schoolboys made slate pencils by cut­ tho percentage of Illiteracy here given ting a broken slate Into narrow strips is based upon the total population over sn d whittling them round with a pock* ten years of age, which la the basts In •*i knife. A email bone of a chicken th e United States, but sometimes U was burned In tho Are until almost la necessary to accept aomo other age -calcined, and so used as s slate pen­ limit, and In several countries the cil. but was ra th e r too soft. To break only available figures refer to Illiter­ * good school slate by accident was acy among army recruits or to that quite a misfortune In those day». Th* shown by the m arriage records. •chool books were those used by the Fait Lika Ona of Thalr Number. former generation of children, and "Tuthor day.” relatad old D»d Bing, sometimes there would be hardly two t h * , Oklahoma catUe baron, who (a allko In a class," temporarily In our midst, "I was rum­ bling along In a street c a r when A batch of young fellers got aboard. I Judged they w ere college student!, by their tunny clothes and queer shaped hats. Tho c a r waa pretty full, and they pushed nnd snortod back and forth In tho stale, tramping on people's feet and committing similar frivolities that a way. Blme-by they all riared back ami fetched loose a long yelL Then tho neardeHt ono to me took a look, and not admiring my face, or something, says: *' 'Well, my rural friend, don't you like u r * ‘Shore, I like It!' says I. 'I am half­ witted myaotft*”— Kansas City Star. Something Wrong Somewhars. William, like many another man bofore him, hud Joined the army by way of showing his devotion (o his coun­ try. He had not yet learned tho mean­ ing of strict discipline, and although he «ore tho uniform of his regiment ho landed that ho was Just aa much his own master In that aa lie uga In civilian clothes. When "lights out" sounded ho In­ sisted on his comrades leaving the light hurnlng. "Now. then, put that light out!" ohouted an officer on Inspection. "H'm!" retorted willful William. "And pray who nro you?" "I'm (ho officer of the day " "Then what the dickens are you prowling about In iho night time for?" asked William. We Knead Our Bread Well— RADIUM AND THE FARM. Though eflrller Investigations 3 [ have showu that radium may have uu Influence upon the growth of pinuts. It api>enr» that the results secured by using uraiiluui-niiilum ore In growing crops are *<> slight as to be of negligible Importance. Vnrlntloua lU yields due to season, rainfall and tho tibo were much greater Ilian could possibly bo traced to the rndlum.—Couutry Ucntleman. ; DESTROY CATTLE GRUBS. Farmsrs Los* Millions Annually From This Dsatruetiv, Psst. Thousands of doltnra tuny bo saved If calilo growers will this spring ro­ tarne nnd destroy tho grubs In tho backs of cattle, T. J. Talbert, specialist In ento­ mology In tho Kansas Agricultural col­ lege extension division, soys that the season when grubs nro prevalent ex­ tend. from January to June, when about half tho cattle that go to market tiro Infested. The damage amounts to between las.taOO.OOO nml $00.000,000 n year. The grub weakens tbo cattle, causes them to fall off lu flash and milk nnd de­ crease. tlic value of the bides. The characteristic lumps or swellings wtilcb may Ik» found uuder the sklD ou the larks of many cattle nt thlg time contain grubs. Tho grubs may be pn-nuctl mu through the opening nt the top of iho swelling. A sharp knife and n pair of tw eeter* will often fa­ cilitate the work. Core should be inkon to <rush nil the gnitei removed, so ns to prevent their further develop­ ment nnd l rnnsformntton Into flies. It ts niHUnhtc to examine the enttle for lumps or swellings over the bark every two or thn-e weeks during Into winter and early spring Various oils nro often used, the lo­ tion N'lng smeared over Iho Infested region or applied to the mouth of the breathing bole of the grub Kerosene emiiM'in, (tab oil nud train oil are often used with good results Ono or two applications tiro usually sufficient. The object lot) to this method Is thnt the wound» do not boat rendlly unless the grill*« rire removed These measures tuny not bo practica­ ble In Iho e n s o of Invite herds of hnlf wild enttle. us it ts necessary to bring the animals Into close quarters In small pen* or chutes In the case of smnll herds the removal nod destruction of the grub* nro tin easy task. The tiles do not migrate fur nnd often the clenn liig up of Individual nerds nnd the • nro iif animats brought to ihe prom Im*s will eoiilr ' t*'e post Eyeglasses In War, Tho largo num ber of Hrltlah terri­ torial» wllh spectacles or eyeglAaseS has been noticed. On this point the late Mr. Eustace Balfour, brother of Mr. Arthur HalTour, wroto: "Boms members who have passed tho medi­ cal tests on the assumption th at they wilt shoot In spectacles do not do so. May I point out th a t apeclocles áre no humiliation? Tho Gormans wear them In war. They are In some ro­ ll per la even a protection against d u s t 1 personally have been a deer stalker nnd have always had to wear glasses. 1 do not think I have ever lost a slag which I should otherwise havo hit by Brought Homo. not having spectaclea on. Tho preju­ A party of tourists wero going dice against them la childish and a rti­ ficial, In my view*— London Chroplai*. through a small town, having the tlmo of their Uvea, laughing and Joking One of thorn thought she would h a re sumo Says His Wife Could Tell. Most men are queer, hut some are fun. nnd called to a little girl standqueerer, especially In New York. A In* near, "Are there any shows In prize winner In the second class drew town?" To which I h o l i t t le girl an­ the eyes of the entire company upon swered. "Only the one you p e o p l e nro him In amazement ns they sat around making "—Minnesota M i n n e h a h a a table In a downtown restaurant at luncheon.' They had been discussing apartment house life, when one of the party turned to the man next to him and asked; “ By th e way, Jim, how many room« have you In your flat?" Now York flats are so small you would Imagine that any roan who had to I>ay rent for ono could answer right Many ol the troubles of Hfo such off. Ilut Jim said: "Blessed If I know, an headache, indigestion, constipa­ my wife can tell you—I can't. Nover tion and lack ot energy are duo to counted 'em." "Well." whispered a man opposite, “Isn't ho a bird. W on­ Inactive livers. G RISKY'S LIV-VER-LA X Is a d e r If ho knows bow many fingers and natural, vegetables rem edy t h a t will toes be baa?" get tho liver right and make these ttoubles disappear. It has none of Overdo»*. Habitual Customer (to hl» b*rt>wr) the dangers or disagreeable after — "Your confounded hair restorer baa effects of calomel. made my hair com* out mora than Get a 60c o r $1 bottle of this • v o r i " Barber—"Ah, you must h a r * splendid remedy from your druggist y u t too much on, air! Made the 'air todoy. Every lioltlo beats the like­ com* right out '»toad of only 'art- ness of L. K. Grlsby, who g u a ra n ­ way." tees it through Wm. O. Aldrudge. MANY TROUBLES DUE TO AN INACTIVE LIVER , you need it also. After you have eaten ju st one slice of our bread you will never be at a loss to know where to get good bread in thaJuiur«.~-W e use but tho bes t materials and gur bakery is sahitary. T hat’s the reason our goods are so tasty. SPENCER’S BAKERY 111 Perk Ave. YOUR OPPORTUNITY High Grade Guaranteed Autos $ 200.00 to $ 895.00 ON EA SY PAYM EN TS F or catalog and Information writs lliïO TRADINGCO.. Ine„ Pittsburgh. Pa. or consult your local dealers G. B. POPE, Açent F o r .* « w U i « making a * - » b i b , p d * f k* * grove is important and must not be neglected, of course, but the handling of the fruit in the packing house that finally l i u i u s c n m o i i i i e r y * n o u i i i i u » u u i v 5 1 M»* ***** — --*— - —n — — — - - ,wm <— w » ^ — Special price* for June ingUlUtions—write now for these. Send for illustrated booklet*, and aak for specification* and price list*. L B. SKINNER MFC. €0., CENTRAL AVE., DUNEDIN, FLORIDA Sanford,. Fla. W . J . T H IG P E N & C O M P A N Y AGENTS General Fire Insurance o r f l a * w ith H O L D O N R I A L E S T A T E CO. S a n fo rd . F lo rid a B O N E S W E W A N T BONES PRAIRIE BONES BLEACHED BONES ALL KINDS OF BONES Write to us for Prices ami Shipping Instructions W ilson & To o m e r F e rtilize r C om pany J ack so n ville , - - Florida NOVELTY PLANT 8 MILLWORK OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS S 8 | 8 Tell I’h What You Want J Kstimalcs Furnished Free Vi3 1z a We are prepared to figure with you on all classes of LUMBER and MILLWORK for‘HOUSE, STORE or BARN. FruminR, flooring, ceiling,siding, windows, doors, screens, blinds, mouldings, lattice, frames, boxes. Yellow Pine Lumber Co., Kissimmee, Fla. \ ••••••••••••♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ••••••••♦ ♦ » ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ e •♦••••♦♦♦•*»•»»»** C O W P E A S Sat All the .standard varieties in stock. Will sell you one ; quart or one carload. How many do you want nnd where do ; you want them'delivered? ‘ÿi K ilgore Seed C o m p a n y P la n t C ity, Fla; I is COULD SCARCELY WALK ABOUT i And For Three Sommers Mrs. Vin­ believe 1 would have died If I hadn’t cent Waa Unable to Attend to Any of Her Housework. Packing House Equipment, Sadi As Growers Must Hare, Can Be Hade Only In Complete, Efficient Free Delivery taken tt. After 1 began taking Cartful, J was greatly helped, and all three bottles re­ lieved me entirely. I fattened up, and grew so much Pleasant HID, N. C . - " l suffered for stronger In three months, I felt Uke an­ three summer»," write« JKrt. Walter other person altogether," Vincent, ol this town, "and th* third and Cardiff la purely vegetable and gentletail time, was my w orst acting. It* ingredients hive a mild, tonic I had dreadful nervous headache« and effect oa the womanly constitution. prostration, and waa scarcely abl* to Cartful makes for increased strength, walk about Could not do any *f my Improves the appetite, tones up the ner­ housework. vous system, and help* to make pale, I also had dreadful pains In my back sallow cheeks, fresh and rosy. and aides and whqn one of U i o m weak, Cardiff ha* helped more than a million alnklag spells would come on me, I weak women, during the past 90 years. would have to give up and lie down, It win surety do for you, what U has notil it wore off. do«* tor them. Try Cardul today. 1 was certainly In a dreadful state ot WHMIft Q*tf **a«i >U« rt— Co. U*—‘ Mhealth, when 1 finally deckled to try vtury p— O miumm*«. T...„ o* ÿ wM AtCatdul, the woman's took, and 1 firmly / á m K Lrs •L’c ' > ,, J. f i♦-j , *— or..- Htt Hi v. �SS THE BANFORD HERALD PAGE POUR THE SANFORD HERALD R. J.-HOLLY. Editor W. M. HAYNES. Business Manager ruMUhad E m ] T u ta d a y tail Friday THE HERALD PRINTING COMPANY « u iiîK n ir n o N n u a f . O N E TEAR ALL AROUND THE STATE? '*•* - ^ The c o n tra c t has been lot (or tho now b a n k building for tho Citizens ‘ s ix M ON THS..................................... 1-2S T H R E E M O N TH S T L lB a n k -ln -L iv e O a k v s n d also- for t h e “afefixtures. When completed this in­ D a li, w e d la (he O ly by 1 a rria r | l « t I 'n Taar In stitution will have one of the most A draara ar 10c. P e r »loath F a y m ra l» la A d ria ca M aat Ila M ada al M i r a modern u n d up to date bank in g build ings a n d equipm ent in tho state. Calar ad Aa S ic a a d -O a a a Mail Mallo* AofaM Z2ad OS lea la Harald Datldlac T rlryhaa* N*. 141 P l a n t u .-haul in Sanford; ~ -------0 ------N ext Tuesday will be "Bird D a y :" Kill a buzzard or tw o. ------ 0— -n T h e Oflando B o ard of T ra d e will build a modern hom e. Good scheme for S anford to follow. — o— O ur schools a re crowded. A bond issue is necessary for more buildings. W ith more buildings for the lower grades th e high school building can be sav e d intact. ' Your ^Business is Invited ITEMS OF INTEREST ABOUT FLORIDA CUDLED FOR BUSY READERS in a pv a n c k IM S , al Ih* PaalaRIc* a l Sa#ford. Florid*■ f a d e r Act of M a rch l t d . UTS. APR». 30, t)I| . t t t Over a hundred hardw are retailers from all over the s tate are expected in .§ t. P e tersb u rg on M ay 11, 12 and m h , w h e n the Florida -Aasocia-r tion of H a rd w a r e Dml«n»-a».wAbler there. J t t The B oard of Trade took action a t last night's meeting to purchase the lot a t th e corner of Main a n d Cen­ tral from D r. C. D. C h ris t Opon which to erect an au d ito riu m and tourists headquarters, . T h e building will be designed to contain a gym na­ sium and b a t h s and assem bly roams for the to w n 's civic bodies. T he de­ tails of th e building have n o t yet been decided upomn, bu t it is likely th a t a general outline as subm itted by A rchitect Murray S. King will be adopted. This prov id es for a structure of tw o floors a n d a base­ m ent.— R ep o rter-S ta r.' A bout this tim e of t h e year celery drops In price on a c c o u n t of the sup* ply exceeding the d e m a n d . A few dollars pinched from each grower I ,t t would p ay for cold sto rag e for p a r t D. W. Rowe, one, of the' Gaines­ of the crop. ville " le tte r carriers," has been - — O-----bound over to the United S ta tes au­ California has n page ad 1n the thorities for forging the nam e of u S a tu r d a y Evening P ost, a b o u t Cal­ dead nqgro pensioner to papers in ifornia oranges. T his hdlf page cost order to receive his pension money. a b o u t ten thousand dollars. The Rowe made n confession. consum er is paying for the ad nnd California oranges are selling all the time. Florida growers do not be­ lieve In advertising. -------------- O -----No, Pauline, t h a t new wooden 1 have been all over the great building on Park a v e n u e is not the s tate of Florida. I have been u p one new hotel. I t was sim ply designed coast nnd do w n the other. I havo as a goat getter and from the smell seen all the fam ous »how places of th a t it stirred up tho goat is very 4 h e »late. I have »eon m ighty re­ nppnrcnt. But it served u good sults of F lo rid a's wonderful und in­ purpose for no more tw o story build­ comparable soil. Last year I saw ings on wheels can bo moved by the trend of h u m a n travel th n t was any m odern Ulysses i n to the heart pouring over th e border* If Florida of the city. like n great a r m y of invasion. I --------------0 ---------------have seen lan d values rise several ", 1 * • desire to have every person appreciate the fact that WE' invites banking business. We.are in a position to take th is B ank curò o f a large number of accounts without interfering with the ‘efficiency o f our The T a m p a M erchants' Associa­ tion has had a hill d r a w n .a n d forw urdtd "TO- Tallahassee" for passage through the legislature which is in­ tended to. p re v e n t operations in this s ta te of itin e ran t vendors. * It aim s to make vendors who drop into the s ta te for a few weeks or n m onth p a y a license tax as heavy as th a t paid by m erchants who do business the year round. I t has been e n ­ dorsed by m erchants in several of t b ^ l a t g e z . cities. a L. the-alatsk* t * service, and the pains we take with-each individual account. We invite your account assuring you prompt and courteous service. Checking and Interest Bearing Accounts Invited PEOPLES BANK OF S A N FO R D <4 •S .--T “ TZ - Hr/STEVENS I Prra ldra l T h e St. P etersburg Times tells of a now and handsom e rooming houso to be erected in th e Sunshine city d hring the present sum m er.. The eontrnct has nbeen aw arded for a three story n p a r tm e n t house to cost a b o u t $ 10,000, and (t will bo built oi\. F ourth streer, N orth. Telling of tho plans, the Tim es says t h a t there will ho four m odern a p a rtm e n ts on each floor, equipped with gas rfrwi electricy, which m ay be used as de­ sired for lighting or heating. C. M. HAND SANFORÒ, FLORIDA Ytr*.PmM*a< F. L WOODRUFF Vk*-Pr.*d*nt H. E. T O U R R. R. DEAS Ah i Cu U » x x x iiiiiiiiiilix iia c iiiiiiiiiiiix x x iiiiiiiiiiiix x x x iiiiiiiiiiiiK X x iiiiiiiiiiiix x x iiiiiiiiiiiiis e j W e Can Save You M oney W rite or Call for Prices . m The Hill Lumber Co. Corner Third Street and Oak Avenue f i t Lumber - Lath - Shingles - Moulding - Sash - Doors M Sash Weights - Sash Pullies - Brick - Lime - Cement ! . Plaster - Metal Shingles - *’ Métal Roofing T h e Miami T ra ctio n C om p an y ia grading a n d laying 'street c a r tracks in th e Magic C ity. Some of tho w ork has alre ad y been completed a n d It ia expected the entire track will he laid the first of July. T he co m p a n y has furnished four electric cars of the storage b attery type which will he delivered about Sep­ te m b e r 1st. All kinds of Roofing Paper Now’s the FLORIDA, POOR MAN’S PARADISE lime 1 ply $1.00 square guaranteed for 5 years 2 ply $1.75 square guaranteed for 10 years § 3 ply $2.00 square guaranteed for 15 years I to Screen your. House — Call and see our line of Screen Doors i are nothing to be com pared with the X3O CilllllllllllXXXIIIIIIIIIIIIXXXIIIIIIIIIillXXXXIIIIIIIIIIIIXXXIIIIIIIIIIIIXXXIIIIIIIIIIII}0S great and limitless opportunities for th e m an of ord in ary means to e s ta b ­ n u m b e r of delegates in proportion a r c spending the d ay with M rs B a y b erry Shrub lish himself upon juHt a few acres to num ber of societies was won by Will Evans. The plnnt from which ttw- bajtwrrj a n d make Those give him all there is N orthcentrul district, to be kept by candle la m ade Is the shrub Mjrdi in life to own. Returns (o His First l.ovc Gainesville, t h e society s en d in g the cerlfera, n plant which is commoa Is I havo seen ten acres of Florida m p s t . Several months ago the S u unteror New England, and *•«]••-* l.dri along ti# hflss M yra M cM illan, the land produce at the ra te of more secretary, also for the district, felt in T h e Harold s t a t e d thut Jce H a r- coast of Maine The b*t\ l>+*rry ihnb th a n $800 per acre. T h e man who Justly proud of her honor to hei roid was getting nervous at hie e n ­ Ib nol closely related to the Myrtit 'mm lb ow ned this garden p a tc h of ground local and d is tric t field. forced inactivity on the farm a n d acrls. or Wi si ladui I. cam e to Florida t o die, after he hud T h e convention for 1316 was in th a t sooner or Inter he would b re a k leaves of which bay nun i< ubixiMg In nn interview in the Orlando hundred per cent in only a few sickened his body bonding over u vitod to M ayo, Christian church, into business again nnd S a u n te re r by distillation R cporter-S tur the credit for tho pas­ m onths becaUBc of the trem endous d irty desk for fifteen years in a Jacksonville und DeLarnl. T h e bit­ ev id e n tly knew whereof he s p a k e I know n o rth ern city; and m a rk you, this ter was chosen. sage of th e Crop Pest Bill through dem and for Florida land. We all like to go for M r. Ilurrold has opened up a the house is given to H arold Hume. th e henuty of her exquisite climate, m an knew nothing of farming when there. grocery store on Union avenue a n d ! M aybe H arold is en titled to it hut her growing verdure, her draped, he came. T o d a y he is rich beyond New officers are. President. I). B. his face is now wearing' the c o n te n t-1 J « i o n M r t *1 ShU»gir* He C u rry, Jacksonville; vice president, ed expression of a (nan who is n h -j we th in k th a t Forrest Lake is also trees festooned with the dream y moss, the wildest dream s of youth. J ni oti Urial f ri II ne M r. I en titled to part of it, according to her pines, the palms, pnlm ettocs, can go out any day of the year nnd Itev. Geor. W aldron. West T a m p a ; solutety satisfied with life. latra» T ro vig li ami litri ter* C o m in c ia r llp * l l l i b i * many of those who were present her wonderful utrcnms, unlike those pick growing things for his table. T reasurer, Geo. Cnvanagh, T a m p a ; H arrold is one of th e veteran m e r - 1 f o m i f f n l r t l H hrrti when he m ade his gallant fight for of any region in the charms of her His wife nnd babies are simply b u b ­ ju n io r leader, Miss Nellie Rowley, c h a n ts of Sanford and was in b u s i­ C o rrx in a tc d la n in i* it. And L ake's fight is nil the more " o u t of doors" th a t peem to hold bling over with generous health and West Palm Beach; Citizenship Supt., ness here for m an y years but r e ­ fib re ! I l H n i ftasolln* to bo com m ended since the orange one entranced ns though In a spell. this man in every bit ns much a Rev, I M * 1 "H rW fc " Hi.th.g E. W. Way, Jacksonville; tired with the idea thut he h ad M rfa l ••fitoitr" Pilline prince as though nges of royal blood growers of the Exchnnge fought him worked long enough, forgetting t h a t All the wonders of Florida it ha* T e n t h Legion, Miss Edna W hitney, Armo Nmtnhlr i nl»en* I have Mt. Dora; Quiet Hour S u p t., Miss any one who has been active for for the speakership. > been my peculiar pleasure to havo flowed through his veins. I m p e r la i n it r ir v i r « h r r t * T x i r p r n i l n r RI IH» a n i Cupa. visited and viewed the past two visited the successful colonies which R uth W ynndt. laike M agdalene; years cannot long rem ain passive. — 0 -----U b r r i M e la i Cornlre« h a v s prung up in Florida, and I Secy, for the press, introduction and years. I am wholly and completely Now is th e time to th in k about M i r r i M e la i MkylIffM« havo seen there more peace, pleasure L oyal to A u n t M ay. sunshine f D epts., Grace A. T o w n ­ D r t d f t t t i p # nn<1 i n t i n g a th e h arbor for yachts t h a t will a n ­ subdued und Infected with th e Index Aunt .May was (he favorite aunt of nnd profit to the square inch th an j C r p p r n m ll h a . finger on the rig h t hand of the world. send. This re p o r t is sent no sooner chor here this winter. Such a place C im e ra i fCìtrrf Melai W arkrrt. little Ellen. One dny the former said has been my good fortune to behold because of Just arriving home. would be of great benefit to our city Here are soon to come the tireless Afik jo ttr d e a le r of t»H lr fof col* to her. naming three other aunts, before. G race A. Townsend. legar*. a n d would mean th a t w inter visit­ greyhounds of th o sea, carrying full "Which do you like best, Aunt Anna, April 27th. M ind you, these northern men nnd ors from all over the s t a t e would cargoes to alt p a r ts of the universe Aunt Emily or Aunt rnlmrr.T” Little on their way to nnd from the A t­ women who are filling up Florida bring th eir boats hero und let them Ellen looked thoughtful a moment and remain all through tho Summer lantic und Pacific oceans through the are not a few hundred in num bers, *♦ " then said. “Why, l like Aunt Anna 3050 K V f if r « » A rr, ■<§*$ " ♦ J A C K S O N V I L L I '. , » 'L A . b ette r th an Aunt Palm er, but I don't months. A ship yard, tu rn in g basin Panam n canal. T h e entire s t a t e is but th ey can he seen by the th o u ­ like anybody best w hat Isn't you." and y a c h t club would m ean much one gigantic field of activity. Devel­ sands and scorea of thousands. You ____________________________ for the city of Sanford In conjunc­ opm ent (s in th e sir everywhere. may talk with th e m from (he win­ T he madness of money has grasped dows of your. Pullm an as you travel tion with a tourist hotel. XXXIIIIII!llll|}eCXIIIIIIIIIIIIXJXIIIIIIIIIIIIX3CXIIIIIIIIIIIIX»l hands. The governm ent hss a p p ro ­ along, and the nnfversal answer to • ^ G R A P E V IL L E AND UP8 ALA priated many millions for the* im ­ your question is **I would not go T h e b o ard s of trade of th e various Mr. nnd Mrs. Will Evans' baby provem ent of Florida w atterw ays. home for anyjhjnjj fn tho world." cities betw een Sanford nnd Tam pa had fever n d ay o r two this week. This points to t h e nearby future, Now, whori the whofe north is will m ake a determ ined effort to Anjelo S ansvcrino nnd his sister, when Florida shall stand forth to settling down to six m onths of ice, ■have the' San ford-Tam jib sh o rt lino M ary attended u dance at C lyde on the world with t h e most im p o rta n t nnd tho large cool a n d plumber hills, train on th o A. C. L. p u t back on porta of call for th e thousands of and t h e northern farm ers ore doing F rid a y evening. tho Schedule again. T he people of II. G. L u n d q u is t carried in his oce&n vessels which will have di­ nothing b u t chop wood an d m end Fibrida a n d especially so u th Florida rected their course toward the Flor- tho fences, tho Florida farm er fs wife to see the d o cto r last S atu rd ay , aro beginning to think t h a t th e rail Panam a canal a n d Florida. T here tilling hfs fields, p lanting his th ird ns she does not se e m to be regaining roads are o p erated solely for th e are more stupendous undertakings crops, which he will send to m ark e t her strength m uch, b u t we are glad tourists in t h e winter tim e a n d t h a t to see the little - one doing finely, Abe officials care b u t little for the uln this state th a n In any other sec­ in m id w in te r a n d sell for prices t h a t th an k s to D r.D cnton. They a fte rtion of our nation. would set a no rth ern fa rm e r’s ears C O A S T L IN E native« an d th e policy of t h e rdada vrard called on M i. CoDerY Fn tow n. ~ _ Florida h as-boon-Jtnow n a s th e -with e n vy . — -— The Nlandgrd Railroad of the S outh ■ SONI 01 THE THINGS W[ H I Re FLORIDAMETAL PRODUCIS CO. a I COUNTY HAPPENINGS E X C U R S IO N $ 2.00 Sanford lo Tampa and St. Petersburg and Return __ ¥ ia THE ATLANTIC ___are «esponaible for this feeling. No one wants the railroads to operate trains a t a lots but the prroof th a t these tr a in s , were operating a t a loss has not been dem onstrated to the public, and most of us are from Missouri. "rich m sn’s playground," but It has now becomo the "poor men's p ara­ dise." We people gf th e north and east and west do not really know w hat life la until we have spent some tim e in Florida. The beauty off th e sky and land­ • F A IR W A R N IN G scape; the beauty of climate, th e Bob. Holly of the Sanford Herald voluptuousness of foliage nnd farm s, . and Willis Powell of the Clearw ater Sun are ehowering e tc h o th e r, witJx compliment« by way of auggeetirig, Florida C. E. Convention each the other, for the Governor's T he tw enty-eighth annual conven­ chair. Brothers, have you forgotten tion for the State C hristian Endeav­ w hat happened to most of th e news­ or Union convene«^ in Jacksonville, paper men who tried to land in a t the Riverside Presbyterian church political office a t the last prim ary?— April 10th-lSth a n d was a success Kissimmee G azette. alt through. Although folks ta lk of hard tim es, For torn« reasons there a re many tho usual num ber, about 76, were persons in Miami, who are beUeved present as delegates, and they had to hefee disregarded the law against a good tim e w ith plenty of a d ­ having Id one's possession sig rett dresses, conferences an d dsVotional plumes, a n d It was quite a surpris parts to aatbfy the mind and hearts; to i t least tw o dealers when they plenty of allowance m ade for recre­ were arreeted on charges of having ation and fun. M r. C. f . E vans, a tg re tt plum es In their poasesslon and the field worker from Kentucky one for dlapoelng of one. I t l * p r o b ­ pleased everybody. "A bout as good able th a t no a ig re ttq plumes will be as a Boston m an," seemed the ver­ seen cn th e ( tr e a t after this. Dep­ dict .o f those who had other y e a n u ty Sheriff C. G. P ra tt arrested Cor- enjoyed the convention visitations h an B rothers an d Mr. and Mrs of Mr! Shaw, M r. Lehmann and Fred Sm ith a n d took them before 'others of the great and well loved idga Samuel J . Barco, whó gax* friends of the U nited Society. M r. a prelim inary examination, and ¿ v a n s Is not a b it Indolent. He ing g>, holp qiit. wren adding der This Is the beauty of Florida. You buy the land and pay your money for It according to th e num ber of acres you contract fo r.^ h e clim ate and th e sunahlne, the ability to walk around every day fn y our sh irt sleeves— these things belong to the land and come to yon free from na­ ture.— S. Roy M elrent fn Cosmo­ politan. --- - - --------- = = --------- — -■ .1 of literatu re on th e sates table befo re 'th e convention dosed. Every­ where and everywhere he was use­ ful. S tate President D. B. Curry, Vice President Rev. Geo. W aldron, th e T enth Legion superintendent, Miss Ruth Coffin; Citizenship leader, the Hon. Chris. M atheeon, and "8ecryGrace" were present, and Treasurer George Cavanagh was represented by his brother Earl, president for Southwestern district. A new work­ er we were .glad to meet was Mias Anns J . G unn from S tu art, president of Southeastern district. Presidents George Coffin of N orthcentra! and Leo E. P etty jo h n , from the enter­ taining district were .preeent, and likewise m any helpful -old .tim e or new w orkers from various sections of the e ta ta. Mra. S. L. Jariuon, Slant Ju n io r worker could not a t ­ tend b u t pent an excellent «report, The delegation bwmar, .to be won by the d istrict sending the Ifrgeet We are pleased to note th a t M r. Theo. Miller ta again able to ride o u t a n d inspect his places o u t his way a fte r his long confinement. We hteer th at Jo h n Long la doing some carpenter w ork on the house for M r. and Mrs. Jpek Yaughn. Q uite a num ber gathered a t the home of Mr.' a n d Mrs. Ballinger for a' song service la st Sunday ev e n ­ ing. I t was very m uch enjoyed by all present we believe so we propose to m eet next S abbath a t twilight a t the home of A, J . Thompson. Everyone In this locality is welcome who has not, a b e tte r way to spend their tim e, hut bring your aqng books. Mr. and Mrs. Collar were out th is way S u nday. This week Mrs. C ol­ lar received a . b irth d a y shower of cards from her m any friends b u t we have not yet learn ed the num ber. Mrs. Rabun a n d Mrs. 'C harlie Powell called at M rs. A. J. T hom p­ son’s on Sunday on their way hom e from a -v isit to the cemetery. Jesse Lee of W inter Park, who was a t horns with his folks lost week suffering from a sore . hand sp e n t T h u rsd ay night a t his Uncle's, A. J. T hom pson. Mr. R oy Lee m ada a flying trip to W in te r P a rk W ednesday. R a v ..H o o d will conduct a p ra y e r service, a t the L u theran church on T.bttraday tjlght.-/ ‘M rs.-G resham a n d Mrs. 7i I - g H ay 10 - Good on all Trains - Retorn limit Hay 13 f For information call on or phone ■ G. W. GRIM , Ticket Apent Sanford; Florida * A. W. F R 1T O T . D. I’.. Agent Jacksonville, Florida iiiiiiiiiniisaociiiiiiiuiiixRciiiiiiiiiiiisocxiiiiiiiiiiii«* fH t II NATIONAL st I .BAN K ntEDKMC IL RAND. PiMiorxT U. F. WHITNEK. Caswu r. r. FORSTER. V « Piwocsr >4 * t. p jrrs . *-■ FO R A LL AGES • There is no.restriction placed upon age to start an account with the First N ational • , Bank. The young as wfell as the old are welcome and are cordially invited to share in the advantages of s a f e t y and liberal in te r e st" *i * , 4 per cent Interest Paid on Savings Accounts Compounded Quarterly . u n e s (H V J * t a *».t cv#t? ¿.V s, �APRIL M; 1915 THE SANFORD HERAMfr >A I INANDABOUTTHECTTY! Cust—G stchel PAGE PIVE DR. MILLER SANGUINE, ■q' m i a a n a d d a a a c u i i d d d u f ì i t u i a a d u f l f l d i i i i m z d a i i z i o a a j i c i i i d a a a i i d t f f l RESUME OF SANFORD a ABOUT PEOPLE AHAPPENINGS UP TO DATE Dr. Oliver J. Miller Is back from ua Tallahassee w ^ete with Dr. Porter q A<U « «Il Cemmtpxalkiat 1er lh» K C«Jwra« !• "SwMif Uilvf," #r PW of JacknonvIlleOio atten d e d the com ­ ■i ...AND EVENTS... Mr. R. A. Ttrl»«». PU N* *03 m ittee m eeting of the house com m it­ J1 tee on education who reported fa­ • ]jx u d ,m > i u d a > t £ d d d < l d c d d u u d u m i d d d d i i ii d d d f i » i a a u d a d £ i d d ! t d £ .| vorably the bill for a medical i n ­ ■ of H arrisburg, .P a . T h e y * r e tu r n e d to Jacksonville by ste a m e r (Thurs­ d a y morning, en route to thrif, hom e a t Carbóndalc, Pa. , The marriage of Mrs. M artha Bradshaw Cust and Mr. M. D. Gatchel Wednesday evening, th e Little Happenings—Mention i n 28th, was the most Interesting social m Mr. and Mrs. Archie Betta, M r. of Matters in Brief-*event of the East End for some m and Mrs. Ernest Whiteman, a n d time. The wedding was moat Personal Item s of Mr. W. J. Hill m otored over t o informal. The bride and groom Interest O rlando for tho day Wednesday. sluoii under an arch of beautiful Must on (try Meeting Mrs, C arter, Mrs. llnrrold, Misses palm leaves and cut flowers. Rev. spection of th e schools. Dr. Miller S u u u r y of (he Floating' Small Is Interested In this hill becoming a Mrs. T. A. Wood has gone to E n ­ The regular m onthly meeting of Martha Fox, M artha King, M ary George Hym an read the marriage Talka Succinctly Arranged Tor Uriel llnrrold and terprise for a visit of several "days. service, niter which hearty congrat­ law as he will he appointed inspector the Missionary Union of the C on­ Chappell, Hurried Herald Reader* Frank ulations were tendered the happy and his m a n y Sanford friends are gregational church was held M onday Messrs. Clarence ‘ Carter, Uirlht couple by a large num ber of guests, assisting him in every way possible afternoon at th t home of Mrs. Jam es Campbell, W. E. T’o u lh u rn ,, J . H. y on the hill. Dr. Miller -itates that M oughton. There was a fine a t t e n d ­ Lee, Jr. und Mr. Ruckley. • M r. and Mrs. H* B. Howard a n ­ among the first of which were th e Sweet f o ta o e a a t Lefiler's. 71-2c our representative, Forrest Lake is ance «f members and a numlif^. of nounce the Lirth of a little son, bride's father and little daughter, " D a v i d the P o e t” will be the sub­ on the job e v e ry m inute and is one invited guests t j enjoy the in tere st­ fit. A g n ti Guild ™ April 26th., yftight eleven pounds. the groom's daughters and son. ject S u n d a y -n ig h t a t the Imperial. , . . . of the most prom inent members of ing program. F ollow ing “the bust* Mr*. Archlo Oettir delightfully en— T he br.de« gown was a b eauU futftho houso. Dr Miller ^ t u r n a t0 Household goods, im p e ria l irons wlifte brocaded silk en traine. T h e A l ittle .« - » was b o m tcr-.’ifr.-'and ness s essio n -rhr-hnal itf.p rrt'T tf th e tertaitred- Tim* m cm h n !f”Of 'St. ’Agnes Tallahassee, n ext week when hla bill Child in the Midst, entitled the and y ea at cakes a t Sim on’s. 60-tf Mr*. Pete Monger T uesday, April Guild M onday afternoon. Being a waist*' W:ts beautified with a ' beau­ comes before th e house. 27 th . Weight ten pounds and a "Child ut Work," completing the social m e e tin g „ no buslnesa was T h e primary d e p a rtm e n t of the tiful point lace bertha over net, the half. winter's study was read and dis­ transacted, ju st a good time enjoy­ B aptist Sunday school will have sleeves being adorned with the same Notice The gracious young The mothers of the babies of tho cussed. Mrs. J, C. Ensminger was ed by all. “ Bird D a y ” exercises Sunday morn­ lace, the skirt trim ming being net. Among the visitors to the city ing. School begins a t 9:30. ribbon trimmed rutiles headed with Cradle Roll of the Methodist church leader and Mrs. F. P. Strong devel­ hostess served ice cream nnd cake. chenile. The bride carried carna­ are requested to see th a t their oped the Query Period. Mrs. ft. A. Those present were Mrs. Spicer. today are Mr. and Mr*. F r a n c i ^ N . Field P eas— Clay and speckled at tions. The groom was attired in babies are a t th e Star T h ea tre next T erchun will be hostess a t the May Misses Josie and Junie S tum on, Holley of W aterbury a n d Mr. a n d LcfflerV 71-2tc A delightful social hour Giissio Ogrnm, C harlotte Hand and Mrs. If. S. Thrall of • Torrington, conventional black. Mr. and Mrs. Sunday m orning a t 10:30 o'clock meeting. T h e .ladies of the B aptist church W. S. Thornton. Mr. and Mrs. F or­ to form procession to march to tho was enjoyed at which time refresh­ Miss* Harding. Tho next meeting C onnecticut. They have been spen d ­ ments were served "by Mrs. M ough­ will ho held with Miss M artha King. ing the winter a t West Coast rewill hold 'a nother rum m age sale to­ rest Gntchcl were atten d a n ts. The park for C hildren’s Day services. ton. . aort* and came via Sanford to take m orrow evening, M ay 1st, in Lef- wedding took place at ' the bride's Mrs. W. E. Houiholder,. the famdus St. Johns trip to J a c k ­ fler block. If you have donations home on Cameron avenue. Class k ittlin g Supt. sonville. Mr. Holley »top p ed a t the of - ru m m a g e please phone No. 89 Prfzeif/d CI*S Mr. and Mrs. Gatchel will a t The T ru th Seeker* of<thr M e th o d ­ H onor Roll Herald ofllce to see his relative, th e and It will be called for. onFe begin housekeeping In their m\ -* • T h e ’ Priscillas and several friends ist Sunday school hFId a social a n d * Twelfth Grade— Duiay Betts, editor of the Sanford Herald. newly acquired property, corner were pleasantly entertained by Mrs. husines* meeting Tuesday afternoon Pineapples, oranges, lemons, etc., Celery and Mellonvmc avenue a n d ’ Ethel Hickson, M ay Holland, Nellie w E. Hill Thursduy afternoon. T h e with Mr*. W. W. A bernathy hoata t Leffler'a. 71-2tc Celery Movement Hesqjr , . * • will be at homo to nil their friends? Lough, Zoe M unson, Hazel Packard, "hours were agreeably s p en t I n -phras­ eits. A delightful tim ? was enjoyed, T h e heaviest celery m ovem ent * S o r 6 doses 666 wil| brepk Both of them arc widely known, Annie W hitner, Robert Deane, Eleventh G ra d e— Alllo Anderson ing sorlal Intercourse whilo nimble as well as th e delicious salad course ever known In this section is a b o u t 5 a n y case of Fevef 6 r Chills. Price in the social and business life of San­ over, although this week will see a Agnes Anderson, "Frances Aapinwull, fingers flew in and o u t of the in- served by th e hostess. 26 ce nts. 71-62tc ford. Delicious y tro n g m ovement. Prices up to the Aims Goertz, Frances L eavitt, Anna tricucies of fancy work. Notice Eastern Star The rooms were decorated with Munteci Canteri middle of April were very satisfac­ M cL aughlin,' Anita Nelson, Esther ice cream," grape jujee and cake was T he .Eastern S tar will hold its reg­ palm leaves, roses and nastiurtiums. served. Those present were MesAt t|u> B aptist Temple tonight tory nnd since th a t time the m arket Woodburn. • ular meeting T u esday, M ay 4th. All The ladies assisting were Mrs. S. H. Hill. ( t |lp Boys Ilnml and Sundsy School has been such as to leave a margin T en th G ra d e - Ruth Hand, Lil- duini-s Davis, Johns, Hmembers are requested to be pres­ A. Huston, whose gown was white I urilnn. hastrrby, N. II. Garner. ( Orchestra will he heard in u fine of profit to the grower. Our growlinn Goertz. E ttic Johnson, R uth ent. Initiation. and blue voile with lace; Mrs. C. II. Kanner, Iluth Little. G ertrude Little, C Woodruff tm l Mi**»-» Bell a n d i program of ten numbers, that p ro m -1 e ri are jubilant over the returns of Bell was gowned in grey silk poplin, Sanford House Cafe ise* an evening ol complete e n jo y ­ tho season hero. Spring crops will Antoinette Luke, Marian Philips, ’ Junie Gray of St. Petersburg blue velvet trimmings; Mrs. J. C. ment to nil who a tte n d . Encourage­ s t a r t moving in a few weeks. The Service a !u carte. Lillian Rhodes, Esther Wilson«- R ay­ Vaughn, in an imported lace; Miss mond Philips. \£ t try UVrt Bridge ment should be given o u r' young M arch frosts did not do the dam age Business Men’s L u n c h ’ l l to 2. Laura Fish's gown was a beautiful Beans are O pen 6 a. m. to 10 p. m. The member* of the Every Week musicians for much of the future th a t was first thought. ' Ninth G ra d e — Virginia B rady, pink crepe do chine. Mrs. Forrest development of home talent depends looking fine and will yield well. 71-tfc Edna C hittenden, Maude Entz* Bridge Club were entertained by Gatchel and Miss M ary Gatchel minger, Krccl Little, Olive Lough, Mr*. G. F. Smith yesterday with largely upon the encouragement re- Cukes will ho moving In a b o u t tw o presided at the punch howl. Mrs. Mury Belli' Lynch. Muriel Rhodes, Sem inole Real E state Co. Al­ _______ Mr* Bishop. Mr*. Hurl und Mrs reived in tho beginning of th e lt weeks, in small shipm ents. No, 27. 4 acres close in on Lake Fnrrent G»tchct's gown was a beautiful Mary Robinson, Alice Vaughn, Fern j Hart substituting (or absent mem- work and to Sanford belongs the though t h 6re have been no rains white charmeuse over chiffon, with Ward, Tom M eredith. William Pope, her-. M onroe. Price $1600.00. The pretty home wu* very credit of one of the few. boy* hands lately our farmers are not suffering; No. 28 House and lot on Palmetto garnitures of pearl trimming*. Miss Walter Wickham. i a ttra c tiv e with a profusion of cut in the state. A committee of the on account of tho irrigation here avenue. L ot, 67x76 ft. Price $2.- Gatchel'* gowrt a charming [link Eighth G ra d e Gladys Dieterich, fln*,-r* from the hostess' g a r d e n K'ri* ami hoys from the hand and whfch is u safeguard against drouth. 000.00. Terms. $ 1.000.00 cash $30 crepe tie chine over silk with tulle Lein Hutchison. Nellie Long, E u l a , their fragrance and beauty adding a orehesteni will have tickets for sale ru flies. per m o n th . 7 per cent interest. T he the modest priro* of 15 and 10 Mickey, Helen Peck, Dorothy delightful touch of spring TO GROW TOMATOES, v No. 29. House and lot on Fifth The guest* from out of town were Rum ph. May Thrasher. Edna WII-' prix un* won by Mr* G Dnvi* cent* Patronize the children and St. Lot 67x42 ft Price $1.500.00 the groom's daughter. Mrs Geo lia ms, Theodore Runge, DuLcfcley Hart, a lovely fancy work ling. A help them defray tho expenses of Characteristic of ths Qood Plant la a T erm s, $600.00 rash; $26.00 per Lovell and little daughter of Or­ Hill. Strong and ^xtsn siv s Root. dainty refreshment course, consist- their equipment. m onth, 7 per cent interest. lando :-\Mr and Mrs. A. H. "Stone Many growers of 1st« tomatoes for •Seventh Gradt istudies und lie me in her I hi* take* place toMartha Rrown, iug of Ice* cuke* No. 30. I.ot with barn wi:t2 ft. and J It Taylor of Kansas City. Ruth Marshall, Adele Kines, Alberta French entitling purposes underestimate the nougat wit* served. Enjoy- night near east end ol First St. Price Mo Importune,, of good plants for setting, Other guests were Mr hiiiI Aycocke. Helen Shelton, Mollie Aber- ¡tig tin- charming hospitality of Mr* 3250.00. Terms $ 100.00 cash Bal­ Mr*. Forrest Gurrhel, Mr. and Mrs. nathy, GlAflys Adams. M arianna | Smith were Mead*mo* says a bulletin recently Issued by the I'rrfonili Mention O. McNew Jersey 8t«ts Collcgo of Agricul­ ance to suit purchaser. \V. S. Thornton. Dr. and Mrs. D erby, Mildred Huston, Helen TVr- lutughlin, Vorce, H o ld e n . Neal Hart, Rev George Hym an ha* returned ture. No. 31. Vacant lot on Park ave­ Walker. Mr and Mrs O It Walker williger, Mary Howard, M argaret Hurl and lli*hnp from Apopka, where be lu Id a sue"Under Idea) weather and soil condi­ nue. Price $450.00. Mr and Mr* Edgar Rrown. Mr and Strong. Anna Mason cessini evangelistic meeting tions very small nnd weak plants will No. 36. Ml Acre farm near Moore* Mr* Joe ( .unerun. Mr and Mr* II Sixth Grade Julia luting. Ethel tipm-Hn live,” the bulletin continues, "but the Station. All cleared, 6 acres Idee. Sanum*. Mr nnd Mr* A Y R<>* Henry, Nina Howard, Maggie Pearl i n,,. charming little opereiUi A congenial party that m otored experience of several .yertrs past In 2 good flowing well* One 7 room *elter. Mr a n d Mrs. A Horner. Mr j Smith, Mamie Kate Williams, G.-r "S>lvia" will he presented at the to Del,and Tuesday were Mr. iltul some part* of New Jersey tins showu house. One good parti, All fenced and Mrs I I- Dnrner. Mr and . trude Vaughn. Virginia DeGoursey. ]| iirlt School auditorium Manila! Mr* John Herfiy. Ml*s Bessie that such conditions are not apt to Price $5500.00. Terms, $1600.00 Mrs J M Mixon, Mr and Mr* Dwight Smith. Helen Randall. Iu-< nlK|l( ,,| t )l(. *r h„„] under Wheeler, Mr* H H Chupjiell and prevail; hence. In dry seasons and al­ n i g h t k>> i n i p i l , 11 cash, balance to suit purchaser ways In northerly localities where re­ Flowers. Mr and Mr* Chandler, p,., k, Gertrude Stafford. Ruby Ilari tin - d i r c e l i . , || id M i s s l . o r u T i t l t . Murlha ( bappell. planting Is likely to giro too late it S E M IN O L E REAL E.NTtTK < <> Mr and Mrs. J C. Vaughn, Mr. \ e l m a \ enable, Donald ( arrawuy, tt-i eher of music There are fifteen crop, the strength of the first plants Herald Building and Mr.*. S. A Huston. Mr. unii Ebb* Stedt. Surah Wight, Barren member* m the r*»t and u large Mr. Joe Watson of Klnriai City is set Is an, all Important point. Borne Geo. D. Hnrt, Mgr Mrs U J pope, Mr and Mrs Ross Warren. Daisy Cleveland, Stewart ,-horus. It promisor ndelightful i the guest of his brother, Mr. Geo. planters prefer to run the risk of los­ 72-ltc Long. Mr. and Mrs. Bledso, Mr. | D u tto n . John Lough. Tom Ander- evening of pleasure nnd will no Watson, ing plants, with tho Intention of re­ and Mrs. C. C Morris, Mr and son. ,|o„bl R e n t e d „ crowded planting such as are lost, rather than M cthodiid Church Services Fifth Grade Peyton Fortson, .house as Instructor nnd pupils have! v Misses Janie and Hell Gray of St. to tnke a little extrn rare In produc­ On next Sunday morning the Mrs Stewart. Mr nnd Mr* Frank Raynor, Mr. (’nrl Hand, W ebster Ordway, Bowen worked faitbfulK in order to render Petersburg are guest* oftheir cousin, ing sets of the lx1*l kind. In the un­ S u n d a y school jearion opens at 9:45 Pitts. Mr. and Mr*. usual season, such a* that of 1014, Frederic Hines, Fred Pope „ f,nl*h,-d production M r- \V T John* and concludes its session at 10:30, and Mr* .Hen Squire*. Mr and Mr* P,-rritt. such growers are almost certain to Will Raynor, 'dr und Mr« J Hi M„r> Belle Allen, Emily Rutile at which tim e those having children sustain a I«*«* McBride, Mr and Mr* D It France* Dutton. Anna DuHnse. Mur / ’ ■rA / *,j rr^ V Mr* J D Robert* and daughter, to he baptized will bring them for­ "Tho first characteristic of the strong Brisson, Mr and Mr*. J ( Eli*- n Hand. Eunice Lynch, Nelli* Mrs W I. Morgun entertained j Mi** Ruth Tuberia left on Tuesday ward. After the baptismal service worth. Jr., Mr*. Mary Syntes Wal­ Messenger. Tom Brotherson, »Sidney W ednesday afternoon with a charm- for a m onth's visit to White Springs. plant Is a strong and extensive root the school will march in a body to system, since with such a root system lace, Mrs. Will Squires, Mrs. J. S. K ennedy. Edward McCally, Willie) j nR | | t t |o porch party In. honor of C entral P a rk a t 11:00 o'clock where there usually goes n stock stem, which Moore, Mrs. Weeks, Mrs. Ella Mnilem, \ ictor McLuulin, Willard Mf*a Annie Parra more of JnrkannMiss Albine F rank returned Wed* all grower* like to have. Crowded the c h ild re n ’s day program will ho Greenland, Misses Laura Fish, Mary LumMy, Bert ran Shepherd, Mar- villa. Guests brought their needle- nesday from II pleasant visit to plants cannot develop the right kind of rendered b y tho school. Tho pro­ Gatchel, Isabelle Raynor, Mabel* garel Zachary, Lucile Jenkins, Jn w„ rk nn(] ,j„. happy hour* Jacksonville roots, for the simple reason that they cession will include tho Cradle Roll Cowan, Frances M rD ougal. Ethel J sephine Fseulo, Florrnco Malm. 1.11 together in social enjoym ent. Mr* hare not room enough for expansion. babies a n d tho -Home D epartm ent Hixon, Hattie Eslridge, Annie Cam ­ linn Shlitholser. Florence Henry. Air Morgan, assisted by Mr* Meltlnger Home growers who aim to get an early Mr J M King <d Sjienrer. N C members, with tho officers, teachers eron, Peril« Bell. Annie Weeks ginin Long, Ruth Brown, Dorothy served u temptifig salad rmirue and i* the guest of hi* sinter. Mr* A D start by wowing seed In the greenhouse and scholars of tho school. or cold frnme may often lose all they Loretta Smith. Mildren Huston and Mi ck ey icrn Invited to meet Mi** l’arra- Zurhury RiThcae services will take the place pxj>eet to gain. Iwen use they feel com­ the charming little usher*, Alice and Fourth tirade Rose Mary Smith. more wenMesdames Herndon, of the regular services at 11:00 pelled to utilise nil the space to the Gertrude Vuugbn. Mesar*. Ben Mon- May Holly, Isabel Strong, There** Thrasher, Newman, Puleston. Dea*. Mr and Mr». J II I-ong and utmost by crowdlug the seedling*. In Everyone is invited U> he present roe, Charlie M erriweather, A. M. Venable. Hester Shiles, Norn Jett- {tower. Connelly. Watson, Bishop daughter. Mi*» Georgia Long have many such rnsee field sowing with -on this occasion. » Tyler, Jam es Eslridge. Byron Squire* kins, Florence Witte, Demuriou un(j Mjss Fish returned to their home at Burling­ more space ladween the plants would Opie and Harry Weeks, Ben Fish, Musson, George Cowan, Frank Pope, Notice ton. N. C „ after spending the winter give as good or twtter result* with Pierce Griffin, E d w a rd Humph, Rob­ lees l abor. in Sanford. A special meeting of the stock­ and K ent Rossetter. * ' Chicken / ‘illau ert Williams, M a rth a Duke, Chur “ It Is the opinion of the experiment Delicious fruit punch was served holders of th e First N ational Bank C haperoned by Mr. an and Mrs. W. , " " ” ’ " . ’ .. . of Sanford, Florida, is hereby called throughout the evening, dlso as­ lotte Smith, Doria Moon., H attie p C i r t f r and Mrs. j. \ Harrold, a ' Mrs. W. L. Harvey and little son, station authorities thnt transplanting Lewis, Olite Y«r- J3H»on, M argaret ronKPn, a , p nrty o( yown(f people e n ­ W. L. Jr., are s|H*mJing several d ays could be dune much more easily and to be held In the rooms of the Bank, sorted __ cpke and straw berry__ Ice Le cheaply than many grower* seem to Erirson, Madge Woodrock, Gladys joyed n ride by moonlight and te m p t­ in Jacksonville with Mr. Harvey. *1" 10:30' a. m. on T u esd a y , May cream and mints. think. Where transplanting U not Wilson, Lizzie Flowers, Margaret Lovely gifts of cut glass, silver, -4th, 1916, to consider th e advisabil­ ing chicken pillnu e.t Robinson done, thinning Is aitrUed. Grower* are ity of am en d in g the articles of as­ china, linen and needlework were Berner. Lucile Pope, Wallace Boll, Spring! T uesday night In relebraMr. nnd Mrs. FIrnest W hiteman urged to try the undercutting method Wljllam Moye. 1 sociation to provide for a sliding received. lion of M r. Clarence Cartur'a birth- s p e n t several days in Sanford this on a few rows this year, aa this meth­ Thlril Grade— M aud C arraway, ,Iny> a uch good things ua chlrken week the guests of old iriencip of od promises good results." scale in t h e num ber of directors to Sunday* join the m erry crowd at John J l e n r y L undquist. Elmer L und-| p|)|aUt aandwlches, salad, cakes, pies Mr. Whiteman, a former Sanford !>• chosen annually, and to tran s­ Music, amuae- quiat, Myrtle Hall, Emllle Billings- 9ri({ ni| the etceteras tem p ted the np-* hoy. They are on their honeymoon, a c t such o th e r huiiness as may Woodland Park. Definition». —— properly come before th e meeting, m enti, bathing. Lease It for your ley, Winona Morris, Dorothy Flot- (,e t | tw, 0 f the guy crowd. Enjoying having recently been married. Mrs. Husband: a maker of excuara. next picnic. See photos at pop-corn cher, Eric Vihlen, George flehaal, t he delightful occasion were Mr. and W hiteman w*as Miss M aude Miller Wife: a akeptle.—Rmnii St* B. F. W H I T N E R , wagon. 63-tf Elm er Tyner, N aom i Sroggnn, Edna Cashier.' Lord, Agnes P crrltt, Mabel Wilkin­ son, Kittle DuBose, Madelln Mailem, John Wilson. Second Grade— Pauline Mulrhcad, Kt'.Krf? ‘ YOU ARE V ;• iiM au l f T helm a ’ Moore, Georgia Mobley, Hazel Packard, Irene McGagahin, M argaret Neal, Elolae Wright, Lewis ' m H E R E U a human sido to this institution. We like to meet outr customers and got Ship, - Joe Caldwell, Jamea 'D rift, to fcôïîïe’to thê New Tee Cream Parlor R obert Mason, Dorris Hand, Sarah JL acquainted with them for our mutual advantage. Lewis, Velma Shipp, Theo Vickery, tomorrow. S p e c i c a 1 decorations. , H This bank is working all the time to please its customers, and we are well equipped A rth u r Hill, Cecil Rinea, Edwin Muait at n i g h t - b y thé orchesta. to render the best assistance to legitimate business interests. Steinm eyer. " 1 Your affairs can bo intrusted to your HOME INSTITUTION w ith the knowledge FI rat .Grade— Alice Noell, Mary th at they will be well cared for, a3 this bank is owned and managed by the most solid F i i u b e t h Moye, C atherine Symcs, M arth a Wallace, E lizabeth Mitchell, . and successful business men of this city. * , , M argaret Pet ere, Florence Flowers, Y We conduct a well equipped Savings Department, where1you can open an account Claudia Wright, C alvin McGagahin, with $1.00 and will receive 4 per cent interest, compounded quarterly, on all funds The name (or this establishment w ill Kstol Rockey, Leonard Johnson, deposited. be selected today by the c o m m itte e . 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Scotland haa breakfast table, I wore a sm iling face Burns as an "awful" example, while and had a cheery word for him a s be England Is first In tho field as the L I8 T O F T H E G R E A T U N A P P R E C I passed o u t Our dinner ta&le waa al­ mother of poeta: Milton, Blake, Bhcl A T E D BY C O U N T R Y M E N . ways like a happy reunion. T h e chil­ ley, Keats, Byron. Browning, She! » *.' *dren's hearts were kept light an d hap­ burne, Meredith, Landor and Harvey, py because they knew nothing of the Darwin, De Foe, Runyan could.nil tell bHtertfess which existed betw e en my America H*e Had Many, E tan In Re- tales of neglect, contumely, even husband and myself. They grew to worse. ►_ cent Year»—Germany's * Ingrati­ manhood and womanhood and were Spain scorned her greatest writer. tude to Those Who Made H er happily married, ero the s ec ret I had Cervantes; Sweden her mystic Swe­ Immortal In Literature. (CaSWa^A 19 H, hr ih» McCto» Nmrmapw Sratbtol kept so long and so faithfully leaked denborg. her gtfted Strindberg. Ibsen. IF M A R R I A G E Q O E S A W R Y . out, not from my dps, but b ec au se of Ilkc'Dante. lived In exile, solitary and * > ilefDr\a drunkard to his abutted by tho world. Lenan of Hun Poo yraa chle bis Anally clearing out with o ne who contemporaries; »■; m gentle Emerson, gary died mnd. O h, h e a v e n l w a r » m a n b u t c o n a l a n t , t o had charm ed him away from m e for phiWao w ere par f r e t ; our one great'philosopher, was abusod yearn and gained an ascendancy over Russia was not too gentle In her h im w i t h t s u l t a : for hla candor,*- Atfaft Whitman waa handling of Dostoievsky— who was TMhaakte so nhei me rrruo nr fill» him. Tho children came ab o u t me, t h r o u g h »In». howled down, and our one genius os a shipped to Siberia ten year» ago. Tol­ I n c o n s t a n c y fall* o t ‘e r e It be glna . with tears In their eyca, asking why I painter; Whistler, lived abroad hla life stoy was haled by tho throne. Tur­ had bornn my burden alone an d In al­ Many a man shows one kind of dis­ long. Thoreau was considered aa no genev was self-exiled, but occasion­ ienee. great ''shakes," and llenry Jatnca la ally was Imprisoned on his country position before marriage and Intro­ “ ’T h a t you might have a happy duces quite ‘ an­ a dwoljcr under foreign tbnta. home life,' I answered sim ply and estate by the authorities. Poland's other to his wife Germany, too. has a little ‘list: bard, Adam Mtcklewlcz, fled to Parla; as soon as the truthfully. ■T h e ir gratltudo w as un­ Goethe, who waa early dam ned on "Im* oven the spiritual Choptn, psychtcaltr knot-tw^tteffr Ho speakable*. I t . l a o.lesson-which, ea ch moral" and an epicurean w h a n , hla braTe;-as-his-mtrstc p n m w n r f t Whip lets her think that has ever since carried out In his or land waa occupied by Napoleon (the saw .forever for Paris. ■he could wind h er domestic life—never to h av e con­ Little Corporal knew bettor; "Voile un This list might easily be lengthened. him round her lit* troversies o r quarrels before their bommu!" ho exclaimed). Heliio died I avoid mention of Socrates, Jesus do finger In those children, no m atter what tho provo­ In exile aH "M. Henri Heine, poote et Christ, Mahomet. Moses, Malmonldes, courting days, be-' cation was. When our children go out raconteur," at Paris. Schopenhauer Luther, Loyola and Savonarola, be­ cause It did not In the world, they should c a rry with and Nietxache abused their native cause they a r e victims to the worst suit hla *purpose them the memory of an unclouded country In language that still glitters passions of mankind—tho passion to undocelvo her childhood and a happy home llfo to with Irony and hatred. Richard Wag aroused by theological odium. Such look back upon." then. nor had no reason to love Germany, soreno souls as Shakespeare, D a Vinci, This wife's letter speaks volumes. It After wedding and there Is Ileethovcn, who lived and Velasquez,. Montaigne, n ever became would do a world of good If wives him, she finds she died in Vienna; Handel, an English embroiled In politics or religious rows. would but heed. No wise re s u lt can la married to a man by adoption; Bcbumann, and If you aro ever assailed with any of man whoso will bo obtained by quarreling before one's many others, who suffered from neg- tho great names, simply reply with the w o u l d -neither little ones. Boys and girls a r e sure l e c t In our own days Richard S trauss question: "How wero they treated bend n o r break; to ta k e side with one parent o r tne and Arnold Schoenberg are victims. during th eir lifetime by th e ir fellow s h e finds that other, right o r wrong. They usually In Franco the number of disconcerts, countrymen T"— Puck,______ there aro fwo pity th e one who Is entitled to the Rabelais, Pascal, Rousseau (Montaigne heads of tho house If sho attem pts to most blame. Even the worst of h u s­ Preventing Soil Eroelon. was too sensible, Voltaire too pugna bands will appreciate the wife who Soil erosion Is doing business dam- rule. If tho wife Is high-spirited, do­ clous, to be c r u s h e d ),. Victor Hugo, treats him well before bis sons and mestic clashes aro the Inevitable re­ ' * -k Baudelaire, Flaubert (the two last Ago constantly, and few people kni/w sult. Would each but try to conciliate daughters. named wero publicly prosecuted for how to apply preventive measures. In the other, there would be fewer cases "obsceno” writings—stupendous), Her tbo annual report of tho bureau of of going back to mother. 11ox (adjudged a madman), Ilaltac, soils of tbo department of agriculture There nro two sides to matrimonial K E E P I N G T H E MA RR I AG E Pasteur, Verlaine, Manet, Monet—how n simple method of handling one clans of erosions Is described This is tho grievances. A woman may, and un­ SECRET. many moroT Mind you, I don't say doubtedly does, marry for love, but that these men were all model citizens; case whore tho soil Is being washed that does not say that love will con­ but they were men of genius (Claude away In gullies, and the remedy Is to tinue to smile if tho husband does My truo love hat]) my heart, and t have Monet still Uvea, honored In bla old build a dam across tho Incipient gulMs, Ij, through which a sower pipe Is his best to chcckmato her affection. By lust exchange one to the other given ago), and were persecuted. Edouard I t’s n good thing for a man to recol­ I hold his dear, and mine he pannot ml»» Manet a i bitterly aa waa Richard W ag­ passed, connecting with an upright lect that tho woman ho has Wedded There never waa a better bargain plpo situated a t tho upper side of the ner. | needs attention paid to h e r wants. My tdriven. dam. The hollow formed by tho dam r u e lo v e h a t h m y h e a r t a n d I h a v e Roly: Dante, august name, mighty Because sho Is n wife that la no rea­ hla. poet, “solitary pacer oi the s h o r e ;M will fill with w ater In Hood conditions son why sho should have to sit homo Tasso, Columbus, Galileo, Leopardi. until the top of tho upright plpo Is all the tlmo, Just to save money, or Tho neighborhoods of large cities Corduccl. Even little Holland allowed reached, when the excess of w ater runs bocauso lie does not want to go hero nml country towns are pretty much Rembrandt, Vermeer and Spinoza to off quietly Into the next field or Into and there. alike a f te r all. If n girl catches n die obscurely. Ireland among others another Impounding space below. The Tho trouble Is they do not study beau, a score or more of Mrs Gnincutting current of the draining water Is stopped and tho sediment carried each other's moodB. It should be a dys, peeping from behind closed by It settles nbovo the dam, thus tend­ pleasure for him to give her her own blind», watch how often he calls T hey ing to repair thj^ damage previously way Just as often ns he con. Many a begin to speculate forthwith as to dmie A suitable tile drain located sacrifice * wife makes for hor hus­ how long It will be ero they m ake a under tho dam will dispose of tho wa­ band and never thinks of boasting match. Should he coll for a year, or te r Impounded below tho opening of th a t ho Imagines she Is In duty bpund > lonKfir. nml there's no sign of th e en to do It. gngement being announced, som e of tho upright pipe If her heauty fallB through Illness, Grundy» declare «he Is un No S o n g s Like Old S o n g s . It Is most unkind of him to let her to *Rnt* ^Im. A genuine Palm Reach Suit, The author of "Only a Tansy Blos­ know that ho has discovered It. Men If he goes to h er "home to board, th o labeled, will Ik* delivered to your som" Is dead. He was an Iowa man who make tho most success of wedded gossips nod to each other, declaring address for only 14.60, named Frank Howard, and hla pathetic llfo are the ones who continue to com­ It to be the end of tho affair Seeing Compare it with other* and you will find that no m atter how much ditty netted him a fortune “Only a pliment their wives. Let a wife be­ her when She's not tldlvatod up and more you pay you will get no better Pansy Rlossom" was being played and lieve she Is appreciated, aad bIio can I nbout her work In tho morning will goods. Made of as good Palm sung to the extent of almost being a make homo llfo a Joy to a man. I disenchant him. The know-lt-nlls will Reach cloth as is on the market. nuisance tom e twenty-flvo years ago, If found .fault with, she ran nag up at last grew holder and ask the girl Mr. lloward also wrote "When the to tho queen's taste In return—and outright when she's going to gtvo Robins Nest Again," another big song keep up the dispute aB long ns ho can. them a wedding? If Bho evades tho success that was whistled and sung It's tho men who say: "It's you I'm question, they settle the m atter in and warbled to a threadbare extent working for, dearie! All I havo is their own .minds that it'B a case of and contributed comfortably to Mr. yours; 1 am contented when I see you wasting her time on a man who la Howard's wordly means They, havo happy," who And homo a heaven, and content to court, but marringo Is fa r This Is s bJf b * m l n and m a n s • raal quit writing songs with tbo punch their wives agrocablo companions. and away from hla Intentions. Mvini ih st should m worth »hü® to say of "Only a Pansy Blossom ” T he ragt M h than (Iras. Love affairs generally turn out q u ite It takes diplomacy nowadays for a Ssod f t n t breast, a y i s t sa d lsn(th m a i Umo stuff about “a big black coon who man to be contented though married. the opposite from peoples' prediction. u r i s a d remit by post-ofll« or rapross liked to spoon with that yellow gal In Wise Is ho who studies his little book If he moves his tru n k out, they th ro w mnory o n to , ta n k draft or rs«istrm t t o Ur. Moory will bo ro’.umod by noil mail it the light of the moon," has supplanted carefully, not only bofore he enters up their hands, wink knowingly to you writs us that you sro not sotMtoL tho pansy-blossom variety. While It tho matrimonial state, but continuous­ each other declaring they knew well R s l n n o v T h * Commercial Bonk ol Orals, or on y bonk or n*wspopsr her». generally Is contended that tho world ly, as he goes along, lest ho forgot how It would end. They are surprised 1* growing better, there are some de­ soino of tho obligations bo has In­ that flhe mill sings as blithely as a partments in the scheme of the uni­ curred. Ry so doing marriage cannot bird about the houso. The girl knows verse that have not been Improved.— go awry. of the gossip of tho neighbors, but Burlington Gazette. Tho wife needa h e r little book,' too. holds h e r peace. I t Is only when th e It Isn't conducive to the Joy of living Mrs. Onfndye become too Inquisitive for h e r to let her husband know th a t In prying Into h er affairs that the girl ahe Is Jealous of him, or that ahe fears dona h e r wedding ring and laughs this woman or th a t ono might bo amusedly In their faces, declaring ahe more attractive tn his eyes; th at ho haa been a wife nearly twelve m onths Is considered ok scarcely more than a and she did not know It was a n y ­ machine to make money. Wherever body's business but her own and h e r there Is unhappiness In a household husband'a. She adds amusedly ttiat neither husband nor wife should con­ he will give them any Information sider that the other Is wholly to they desire when h e returna from hla b la m e It's a case of each one too business trip. Tbere'a often a good and sufficient stubborn to Jolly th e other. T hat's tho oil th at make« the household ma­ reason why s ec ret marriages are n o t chinery run smooth. T he whole secret all to be censured. If the young peo­ ,I of wedded happiness la for each to ple are quite popular and have d e a r constantly make love to the other. Are hundred friends, any one of whom T hat don't mean getting down on your It would no t do to slight, they th in k It wisest to ba united while they a r e knees; wlvta don't expect t h a t off sum m ering.- H a may h a v e —ft Tickets on Sole May 2 9 th t o J u n e 2nd, crochety, aged uncle, who forswears inc^ limited to Ju n e 10th. Extension and the friendship of women, becauee ho QUARRELING BEFORE THE CHIL* stop-over privilege«. F or was Jilted In hie youth. He has vowed DREN. rates, ached ulea, reser* th a t If bis favorite nephew weds h e vationo, etc., call on wilt make a new wlU. cutting him off O f a ll th s Insults th a t h ara ss th s dis­ without a dollar. * tress'd. Love laughi a t locksmlthe, as It Burs ths most Mtt»r Is a scornful J»st; G . W . C R IM Fats osvsr wounds more dsep ths gensr- does a t threat« and will«. The young AGENT ,« ous heart man would declare his marriage open­ UNHONORED AT HOME W :' U 1- W *B't E'( LanraJeanLibbeu’s Talks on Heart Topics Rsallstla Maneuvers. Thq T urkish army m ig h t possibly bo putting u p a oetter Aght Just now had It been trained according to tho meth­ M A X W E L L HOUSE ods adopted by ono'of Its esrller com­ manders. Lord Broughton notes In his C O FFEE d l s r r o f January IS, 1833, th at be "met Nahmck Pasha, the T u rk ish ambas­ sador, a t tho lord-chancellor's dinner table. H e gave ua an account of the present grand vltler, whom ho de­ OODOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOooOoc scribed as being very 'v l f when m aneuvering hls.troopa In sham bat­ tles; so lively. 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U se a g a llo n out o f a n y you buy and i f n o t the b est paint, made, th en return th e paint nnd get all your m oney back. T. J. Miller & Son, Santord JackHonville Bn) Str i - •l Florida W A N T A D S PAY i♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ❖ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ listarBrandi J u n e 1 -2 -3 1915 CONFEDERATE VETERANS R E U N IO N M;* ií*ir tri T hkn when a b lockhead's Insults p o in t th s d art. ATLANTIC CO A ST LIN E X S w ® STANDARD RAILROAD O r THE SOUTH Don't Ruin Your Health! U's tto aUwdy t w i sodtM r of s •ad worry la * hot, uiuvultary kllcton with s bsdty spsrsttaa . root* that ruin® a woman*» hmlth and makaa h»r t o f iv d . pals and lotto» hstarw bar What fotly LhU la, wto* svwVT to ws» ■if» ran work la a (to n , tnnh-air Blind hiteton sunptbd by cm» ot tto vX vb K tfM < U f U t t t i t t illutt SO* only f t m a rani, mmlortabl*. tooltip tut room la which to work, bat aim ■Urna a third off saa-co»t, w n a at UsM an tour of tto fcou«®»IU • tim» ovary «Uy.it»»» tto swat appMUkifty and drllnknuty «onhid food* quickly, pram tlcally run out repair ■ peons, U u n u * tasty sway to cW«n. and w a t t « Uto « new r»njr for many ysSM. . You can't patobhr nSsrd to plaro say sttor but a KavoriU Haas* la Geo. H. Fernald Hardware Company No m atter what a wife's grievance against her husband may bo. It'a a poor policy to upbraid him before hla children. Above all else, let him en­ joy a quiet, peaceful dinner. W hat­ ever a wife has to say of a disquiet­ ing subject should be uttered ht th e privacy of their own room, where there's no one to Bee the angry looks that d a rt between them or to hear the b itter words of recrimination. I have Just received a most interest­ ing lette r on this subject, which should be of worid-wlde Interest to those who have m arital troubles to complain of. Mrs. H. write«: "I have a plan to make unhappy homes bearable. 1 have tried tt oat and know tta value. I m arried when I was eighteen. Three children came to me before I know my husband to be a w orthiest scamp.fIly that tim e my eldeet boy was twajve and my youngest girl six. I had a long end terrible communion with my own h e a rt * Attar carefully weighing the awful discovery I made. I con­ cluded th a t for the children's sake It waa wisest and heel th a t they should ly and a t once. But hie bride prevails upon him to keep their marriage a secret and give a chance to her to wjn the unclo’e heart; then spring th e news upon him. Ills home folks may have different plans for him, and he conclude« not to Inform them or hla marriage until they And It M l for UiemselvA. Aa long as the g irts folks make no objection tp the secret m ar­ riage, no one else need concern him­ self. The m arriage bell will ring Just as happily ror them as though the whole world were Invited to help them celebrate. “All Is well th at ends wen.“ Positively Guaranteed M a la U r all MacBI»«* and The Baker’s Friend, in deed in which we bake the m any things we knead and which you need. From the rook-stove oven o 'e r which tho sighs Of the Good Hou-«wife so often r is e -» ;; Try Our Baking We Succeed! CARBON PAPERS Fl«e*t Carbon Paper Made E v tr v 5 t o » l r»rf»c* ;: J. L. MILLER’S BAKERYI 1 Fhaeo tftft « ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ » •♦ ♦ e e e e e M s> e« » » ei i "What," eaked the Curjous Individu­ al. "do you suppose has become qf that old-fashlondd girl who uaed to tie her stocking around her throat when she had to n s llltls r "Easy," returned the Walking En­ cyclopedia* "she Is upstairs In her Uttle room—and she doesn't call It her boudoir—pressing ft rote in \ a book. And, believe me, ahe’a got It all over the modern -Aipplty gibbet who thinks of nothing else b u t tangoes and tiara st" *''■ cflÉ W ÌW t* , 6n Quite defTerent, though, in form and slse > tig OUfiralis, Located. MultiKopy!i ■■ " . F- Recognized Standards . ,, , . a— PLACED AN YWHERE,EVERY W HERE Adsl i i Ads r»» In Dally, W to- hr tjr. S u n J » y Cap. FrratoMtoto. U t m flfun. *ith m on itola* m tbiM cm »I m r ndvmwlnf t o s t i , tu to “ tonfi MONTGOMERY Advertising Company, In c. Mnl Herald Printing ; Company j l Suhrd ;••!»•» rio», r ia ; ' ‘iv LL:I r' , • �W TV W APRIL JO. 1115 THE 8aA SANFORD LODGES 4 4 Maxwell’s Sanford Lodge No 02. V. and A. M. Communication ovary finit and third Thursday« a t 7:30. Viaiting brethren welcome. 0. L. Taylor J. C. Humph Secretary W. M Magazines Periodicals Soda Water Confectionery Cigars and T o b a c c o s Monroe Chapter No. 15, R. A. M. Meets every aecond nnd fourth Thura HUC “Hall over the Imperia day In Masonic Theatre. Viaiting companions welcome, j . F. Karnatx H. E. Tolar Secretary High Priest Seminole Chapter 2, Order Eastern Sta Meets every first and third Tuesday in each m onth. Everyone who has seen his Star in the Eaat are cordially invited 1041st. St. Phone 182 HENRY McUULIN JEWELER to viait this chapter. ce E. Robbins, Sec’y MY-SFECIALT í E S:-------Phoenix Lodge No 5, K. of P. Meets aecond and fourth Tuesdays. NWting knights always welcome. H. McLaulin 0 . J. Miller »r i) n n K. R. and CS. PICKARD'S HAND.PAINTED CHINA GORHAM'S STERLING SILVER ROGERS' PLATED WARE ELGIN AND WALTHAM WATCHES Sanford Lodge no. 27. i. o o. p. All Goods Guaranteed Meets every Monday at 7:30 p. m., over Impcriaf Theatre. J. W. O. Singletary C. C. Cobb, Secretary N. G. Attention And Best Efforts A Opposite City Hal) Telephone No 23 N O TICI! Notic« !• htrrby *ir«n. that it is th« IntenlJon of ih» untimi|ned À I*. Con* nvlly, 4« Guardian ut ih» «»tata ol William II. Moldan, a minor, to make application lo ih» County Judge of Hamtnol« County, 1 Florida, al hl« offlrr in Hanford, Florida, B. P. O. K. Sanford Lodge 1241 on April 30th, A I). Olii, for authority Meet first and third Wednesday night to ««ill ctTlalft Jantla, ^ the urne hein g real ro p a rly of lb# «aid moinor, «itua ta in at earner of First St. and Palmetto Ave. p»aminola C ounty, Florida. ____ mora particular* 0 . L. Taylor R. L. Peck y described aa follow*, to*wit: Tha adllra lateraat In and to l«ot two Secretary Exalted Ruler (2), of block »Ixhiccn US) Tier on» (I). Al»o an undivided one-half interest In The Lake B ree te Council No. 31 Junior and to the fo'lowing described landa. Lot* Hlork Tie Order United American Mechanic« All 1 U 3 and 4 12 3 Meets every Wednesday at 7:30 P. S 2 M.. In the C ity Hnll. Visiting brothers B sre welcome. C. H. Smith. Itee. Sec. 2 1I s 9 . Fraction a! I N 11 Celery Clly Aerie No. 1K53 : n 11 All All 1 N I I Meeting every Tuesday night a t 8 All t II o ’clock. Pieo Building 1 Fractional W4 12 Ib J T. Hoolehan, (! E Taratus, US -* <l N W > 4 Worthy President Secretary to A A 7 and M II « .. . Il II OJIS TRIBE NO. 61. I O. It M. All II U incept WMl ft of !At2 II Meets every first ami third Friday A All 'ranrf t W %0 fi S' U. loi 3 i nights at 7:30 in Masonic Temple, All of the fnr#ciilng dcerrl bed Ini* and Visiting brother» welcome block* lot* and block* uf the City of cbt being Iota Hanford, fie mlnnle County, Florida. ,«rW. A. Ginn. John Stamper, cordini to K It Traffaru’* map t hereof, C. of R. Sachem recorded in the office of the lT#rh of the Circuit Court of tinner Count), Florida. In Flat Hook ”11 ' at page III *t «ei^ •a*1d land being formerly in Orange I ooftty H e r a l d » o f Li b e r t y Florida > Meet» at Eagles' Hull first Monday j A V CONNK1.I.V. MFrl-5lc Guardian, night in each month at 7 ;30. V Notice of Application fur Tai Meed Coder Her lion ITI of Ihe General Hi al ut ra Noli or la here I»y **o that J. K Mm»n*y, purchaaer of Taa ( artflUcale No III. dated the It k d*y of J 11n#, A- IL 18HQ1»» ha * fl.1«d • aid cert Mirate in my office and ham made application for tat tired to ! Ue m accord* ♦ a nr« with law Held certificate rrnbraroa <> thr following deacrlbed property attuateti In Hemlnole County, Florid*, to-wlt, BE V of SKI, ol SW), «O.I SVVl, ol HWl. tA SK',. Sortlon li. Tp 21, Il I» K At »» ¿O The »aid land being a»o«**«d at the tlale of the luuißr« of *uch rertlftcale In I ’nlfHe* t«aid n a m e nf J bckiijin, W H thr irt* r #*!•*<• m»?l • r r n r r l i n t One Inch Gerd« Will He Published Un- c»f ttflrat** la » t » * .r##.i «til IS" or t hfifenn t»|) t he BUSINESS CARDS P e r Y ear. 1* I'M*» O h •U> "1( \t*A W lUtra* m y i.ffti n i » l i n a i nr* •ri'l t Ihl* t h r 1.•l d a . e*r %pnl, ^ 1* 1'* 1 *• 1 \ |II* 1 *•! \ s s . •r* | ( Irrk Drs. Mason & Householder C ircu ii ßtdfl-Mr * mu r t S r r i t m n l r ..GEO. A . DECOTTES.. DENTIST Office: Yowell Building SANFORD i : THOMAS. KMMKT WILHON B. FKIHit SON llOl'HlIOLDK* Wilson & Housbolder Sanford, K LAWYERS - Florida y_V- ¿-‘-TC* t- Elton J. Moughton i - ECT OfBt* la Yowell Bldg. Sanford. Fla. You can make the round trip In one day to the New Smyrna ojfnee of The Shelter Sanitorium Take the 11 o'clock train DAVIS FORSTER. M. D , Pfcjiidia k> Our*« p r ; j .T . I 1« (Ir.ull r.ufl, Nrtrnlh JudlrUI <lirnll Ntmlnal* Morid» M. M. S m llh. C o m p U ln an t, »». H a r r y A. G r a h a m , Julia A P. i lu b b r l l . l’O l i n Tbomii • a n i l u b b t i l ami Maiian ilul>- HUI lo CJuiol Titl» b*tl. I M . n i i a n u . T o H a rry A. t l r i l n n i . Julia A. ! Jlu b b rll, FLORIDA Parlar Tbumpoon Ilu)»brll *n<l Mtrain Hub b«ll It appaarini from th« ««orn hill of rom lai nani filed filad haraln Jh«i ih«t Itb* «ln»»a d» he ■ im»e nñamad i m a o oe f'lalnant - INK We have it in every cdor aird"ior' evgry"pos^ sible purpose.. Remember the Herald when you want INK. ■ He who trills, is ho who c a n ­ ile who to himself is true. Every day to every man. Opens Fortune's gate anew. —Jo h n Uoadhy Gregory. Just received a- shipment of Carter’s new P E N C R- A F T IN K . n d a n l i J u lU A. I* llu h h .l l a n d Harry P. G r a h a m ara n o n - r a l t d e n u ol tba »lata of Florida, a n d 1» U tha ballaf of r o m p la i n a n t t h a t aaeh of th«m 1« over «he a te d| tw e n ty - o n e year», th at It t* the belief of r q j a p l a l n a n t t h a t Porter T hom peon H ul^ ba J a n d M a rian Ifuhball «re both nonrv«ldent« of th« «tale ol Florida, a n d t h a t b o t h a n d aaeh of them or« und«r th* * ( • ol tw e nty-on* y e a n ; ih»t th e plae« of r a a ld e n r « of H arry A. G ra h am I* 207 Congraaa «traal. Waal, S a v a n n a h . Georgia, a n d t h a t t h « pl*M of r«Md«nrw of Ju l i a A. P. H uhba ll. P o rlff T hom pe on HubbeU a n d M a rian Huhbeil And e a r h of t h a m ' U H o u s to n , llarrl» county, T e i a e , t h a t there ia n o pereon In the «tat« ol Florida earvir« of a u b p o e n a upon whom would bind a n y , a l t h a r or all of th* abov* n a m e d defendant*; a n d «ach of you, H a rry A- G r a h a m , J ou a lia A. P. Hubbell, P orter T h o m p s o n H u hbe il. a n d Marian Hubbell ar«. therefor« o r d e re d to a p p e a r to the bill of c o m p la in t filad herein » i i l m l you, on e r before th e 17th d a y of M ay, 1*1 *, or »am* will be U k e n aa e on(*«*d and final decree e ntered a g a ln a l you a n d e a r h of you. f t la f u r th e r ordered th a t ibla o rder be publla hed once a week for lour r o n e e ru |lv * week» In th e Sanford Herald, a n e w .p a p e r publla hed In Sanford. Seminole c ounty. Florid*. In w i t n « * whereof I h . v e h e reu n to .*« my h a n d *nd of?lei*l 14th day ° * i m E. A. D O U G L A S S. C lerk of C ircuit Court. Sem inole Co., Fin. D ickinson * Dlcklboon, Solicitor* for Com plainant. tS -Frl-U o . for Office or Fountain Pen, with the new Patent, Dustproof Pourout. . Pints................ .............. . i.............................. . 60c Half P in ts ...............................................!........"..35c 4 oz. 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Each footfall touched th* t heart's deep core. 107 Magnolia Avenue Vs*;1 • ' ■*. *_____ " , Sanford, Florida *■ ^ „ J t * l l a . m., 2 to 4 p. .. RACER Garter’s New Vel Vet Show Card Ink (for making card signs) in Black, Right Red, Dark Ited, White, Orange, Light Blue, Dark Blue, Brown and Yellow........................................ - .... 15c THERE ARE NO QH08TS. There are no ghosts, the skep­ tics say. Dead Is the roe* of yeslcrdny. The friends w e lor* return no more By winding s ta ir or secret door, ’ Where little children blithely Pl«J* .C . 10c .. 5c Carter’s Liquid Glue (mends everything)... transactions, and this Is the time to do i t We ought to employ the taxing imwer to put tin end to the evil If the tax Is 1ni|*osed next year thole will tic but a tithe of tile gambling that has been Haunted In the face of the Amerlfixtn t»eople It will not Interfere with honest and legitimate business methods, nnd the market places of the country will he mads more secure The stock exchanges are not now places for the actual transfer of commodities. They are places where unscrupulous men balance their w lu .—Sena­ tor Cummins of Iowa. 5c 25c G A M B L IN G . Short mi lea >oiiMdiute the groat eat tuoliio e 1« Industrial «fiihllny mol fiiiuiicbil .ireiigth now preaelilml to the Amorlcnn |n*ople Home time wo must take up (tie problem of suppressing these gigantic . ... CHEMICAL —B. F. Parr In London Sphere. ( Carter’s Black IAlter Ink in 2-oz Bottles C A R T E R ’S F r e s h n« a h r e n l h o f p a r a d i s e ? T h a t id tin* s w e e t f l d r ig s o f a l l \ \ h e n nil o f iJu* s o n g is s a i d Say w 11« i In* len**on l e a r n e d by There are no ghosts. «TOCE IN GARNER * WOODRUFF BLDG 271 5c Carter’s Numbering Machine Ink (for Numbering Machines or Cash Register) all colors....... .. .........................................................................10c If lore could brjng her hack­ but. nay.* I PHYSICIAN AND'SURGEON. Carters Krinl Black Ink in 2-oz Bottles Carter’s Stamp Pad Ink (for Rubber Stamps) all colors .......... 25c red won 10c Carter's Mucilage, 2-oz B o t t l e .............. vour W ith g lad g o ld c u rls an d d a n c ­ ing e y es never Carter’s Writing Fluid in 4-oz B ottles.* .... .... 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Soul» th a t dare may conquer fate. Hy Ja« F Kohr ri*. O, C. NOTICK DR. e. G. BUTT m Shut the door on coward Fear. Never'doubt creaUon'n plan. When the grl»ly phantom« rear Face and fight them. Re a man. — , 1 O . F l» Notice la hereby given that under and by Dentists virtue of a decree uf forecloaure am! »ale laaulng out of ihe Circuit Court of thr Beventh Judicial Circuit «»f Fbifid a In ami Hemin'd# C*,(in’ y in » riuer therein . . . d a r n e r & W o o d r u f f B u ild in g .. for pending »herein Armour Kerf »birr Work*, a rnrpnrattori *» cumpla«riant. and Will Gt»** and fbur« Go«*, hi* wde, are 'defendant*. I T e r m « M o d e r a i e - - - S l r i c t l y C a s h »ill off*r fur *a'le «fm! »ill *ell to the hlghraf and b*«t hid dr r for i«*h a1 the front door of thr egurlhou'e In San fold. Sr ro •rinlr » >u»n*| FI« ' I* during ihe Irgal hour» »»f «■»Ir. ujMin Monday.* May Ard, F l u m e 311) 191h, the «ante being * l«*gal «alea day, the following described real r«|ate formerly In Orange count), nol* in Seminole county. I d kit l*ol »lity «even *7 i and the K»»l half of Lot eighty three K3i of M. M. j Brulth'* subdivision, according to plat on file in the office of the Herk of th e Circuit ATTORNEY a n d COUNSELLOR at LAW Court of Orange County, Florid* (laid prop­ erty being how rIni ' iSeminole Counfy. .i<t>. . . i u : i* rt a*ni U n fM KJMorfti . GKOitnt: u. ir iim Practice In State and Frdrrnl Courts Mft.trf In Ch.neery. C. II- Hublnxin, Garner-Woodruff Bldg Sanford Fla Alto(<l«y (of CompUintnt. Oi-Krt-Mr •. V.J» " V <■ PAGE SEVEN RD HERALD Would you make of life the beat. Spurn tbe ilemon of Despair. Trim HopeTi tamp within your breaa t Keep it burning brightly there. T o look t o y o u r s e l f f o r all Wm. E. Householder, Commander Miss Bertha Packard, Secretary d e r T h i s H e a d i n g At T h e I t a l e O f 1 7 . 2 0 OPPORTUNITY. Ercry day to «rrcry »nan Opens Fortune’s gate anew. Has yotir pant U*cn void o f painT 1» . the future h e c k o u a you I o TlrS ' T Í5 C. H. D IN G EE Gate City Camp No. 6. W. O. W P lu m b in g and Meets second and fourth Wednesday G as Fitting nights in each month. F. L. Miller J. F. Hoolehan Clerk Council Commander All Work Receives My Personal United brotherhood of Carpenters and Joiners of Amerlrs Sanford Loenl Union No. 1761 meets' first and third Thursday night at 7 o'clock In the Eagles' Hall. J. W. O. Singletary, J. M. Brown, ' Sec'y-Treas. President -TvJ , -V-VT ; ‘ 7TT-'-"i^S Jv -i ' •_____________ ' �' . PAGE EIGHT GRAPEFRUIT JUICE W ashington, April 29.— A simple m ethod oi bottling th e juiefe of g ra p e fru it for use in making acid beverages is advocated by the United S tates d e p a rtm e n t of agriculture as a m eans of gaining a useful b y ­ p r o d u c t from hundreds of thousands of cases of grapefruit which now are wasted. An investigation was u n ­ d e rta k e n a t the 'u r g e n t request *of Floridn grapefruit growers who re­ ported t h u t the m a rk e t during th e season would not t a k e up a largo p ro p o rtio n of the grapefruit crop, a n d a s k e d the d e p a rtm e n t to d eter­ mine t h e possildity of utiliilng th e fruit of Its juice In som e profitable way. s All t h a t . i * .necessary, according t o t h e govern m e n t's fruit juice special­ ists Is t o bring the grapefruit juice ’ to th e boiling point In n porcelain . lined o r enameled k ettle, pour it while still hot into bottlce, which then a rc hermetically sealed. T h e juice, when so handled will keep in­ definitely, and provides a base for g ra p efru it ade or o th e r acid bever­ ages h a v in g the characteristic acid, s o m e w h a t bitte r flavor of the fruit. E x p erim e n ts shpw, however, that it is highly im p o rtan t t h a t the bottle be com pletely filled so t h a t no layer of air be loft between t h e top of the juice a n d the cork or seal. Where air in a n y am o u n t cornea in contact with t h e to p of the sterilised juice . It will cause the juice to change^ its color. In handling th e juice it ts p a rtic u la rly im p o rtan t t h a t it be k ept from coming In contact with ‘iron or o th er .«metals easily acted upon b y acid#; • The Investigators found also that it was possible to freete the grape­ fruit juice solid ice a n d then by whirling th e ice in a centrifugal m achine, to tako out a large part of th e w a te r and leave th e solids and flavoring m a tte r of th e fruit. This freezing a n d concentrating of the juice g re atly reduces the bulk and makes a product which can be stefv illzecf by heating and kept indefin­ itely. C ure must be tak en to keep the juice from coming in contact with iron. Those who wish to m ake a clear julco m ay filter the grapefruit juice before it is heated by adding to it from tw o to three per cent (about three ounces avoirdupois t o ' the gallon) of infusorial or Fuller’s ea rth well washed with hot water. Tho mixture is th e n forced th r o u g h a non-metallic filter press a n d the clear julco re h e a te d and boiled. W ith th e freezing process, the juice is fil­ tered after concentration, a b o u t t'wice the a m o u n t of infusorial or Fuller's ea rth being used per galion of concentrate. The chemists in connection with tltfs bottling of grapefruit juice, notify the p ublic that th e sam e process is n o t suitable for b o ttlin g tb c juice of oranges and lem ons, which will not retain their flavor if hnndlod in th is way. While as y e t, as far as k n o w n , th e re Is no commercial m a r k e t for sterilized g ra p e fru it juice, i t is beWered th at m a n y persons* -witt'-'ftnd" this juire, with th e addition of w a te r a n d sugar a p le asa n t variation from lemonade or limeade. Those who like grapefruit should find t h e b e v ­ erage inviting. T he method is so simple that th o s e in regions where grapefruit a r e cheap and p lentiful can prepare th is product on n sm all scalo with o r d in a r y household a p ­ pliances. World’s Oldest University. Founded In th e year 973 A. D., th e Mohammedan university of El-Azbar ("the Luminous") Is the oldest e x is t­ ing university in tbo world. It Is tbo Oxford of tho Moalom world, and la at present attended by upward of 10,000 students of all ages, and from every eastern Country, from the C aucasus to Somaliland. Hoard and lodging in free. The teaching consists chiefly of Mohammedan dogma, which Is lab o ri­ ously committed to memory from sacred books. THE SANFORD HERALD PLAYERS GETTING TOO MUCH NEVER SAW BASEBALL GAME P r e s i d e n t Char l e » E b b e t s o f B r o o k l y n T e a m , S a y s Salaries Are Alto­ g e t h e r To o H i g h . Man Employed by Cleveland Club Twenty-Two V enn Never Ha» Been Able to Witness C o n t e s t ' Charley Ebbets, president of the Itrooklyn National League club, de­ clares t h a t salaries of ball players axo away.out of proportion to tho value of services rendored’by tho men and that ho fur o n e does not Intend to bo held up by th e m any longer. If they are not satisfied with what ho offers them they can Jump to the Federal league. Discussing tho subject not loug ago Ebbets sa id : "I’ve grow n fin'd of coddling the players a n d submitting to their hold up tactics. All last season I tried to keep my p layers in lino by meeting the Fed­ eral league otters. T h at has cost mo a lot of money— Ilut l am thnwgtr with th o se tactics. • "The w hole gang can jump, if it wants to. T hey psn't gouge me for a n ­ other dollar. Salaries have been boost­ ed far beyond proportion. Every dol­ lar being m ade In baseball is going to tho players theso days. "I’m ofToring ray men salaries th a t I think n ro In keeping with what they earn. D uring tho past year I have paid them salaries abovo their earning capacity. I’m through now. Any of my men w ho want to Jump can Jump. Ml fill t h e i r places; Ml g et semipros. If necessary.’’ The oldest man connected with base* ball has never seen a game. lie Is David Hlblet of Cleveland. For 22 years ho has been present at every gam« In Cleveland's baseball park, and nti such terms of Intimacy with tho stars of the diamond th a t they have called him "dad" and "Uncle," but David refers to thq stars as "Mr." That's how much of a fan David Is. If fllblet lives until March 13 ho will be ninety years old. For tho last four years he has been the watchman tJn the club rooms of tho Naps. lie eays he has reached tits century mark. ___ "Jlut l don’t ev sr c r p c c r tr r r c o a ball game," adds Hlblet "You seo, I'm ono of thoso kind of men who always stick at their post, no m atter what is hap­ pening near by them." For 18 years Hlblet operated the turnstiles a t tho bleacher gate He says he sometimes grew a bit curious to learn what was happening when tbo thousands of fans shrieked their apptauso at somo great play, but he never deserted his post of duty. And now Rlblet can't tell a threebase hit from n strik eo u t "And 1 never got n chance even to think about atich a thing aa a base­ ball until I was past sixty years old,” said Hlblet . Cajole Alone Remains. •< * i ---«-- ■ .1 —■ Tho p assing of Hilly Sullivan from * Mining Tin One Woman’s Work. tho American league leaves Larry LaMining tin to produce h er operas jolo tho only veteran who broke In and producing operas to m ake enough when the league enmo Into existence. Ijirry Is a s s u re d nf.a lifelong Job, for. monoyvto hold on to h e r Alaskan tin he Is tho p lay er who made tbo organi­ mines Is tho double profession of Miss Emma H. Steiner, who, broken down zation. by her musical efforts In New -York, went to Alaska to recuperate. Hero Asphalt Known to A ncien ts . she was struck with the gold fever, Asphalt was known to tho ancients, but while her "find’’ turned out to bo and this m ate ria l In said to have been tin and not gold. It promises to bring employed a s a binder In m asonry by her In Its weight In gold, especially Wr e a t hs f o r t h e Victors. tho Uabylonlana. In view of tho precarious s ta te of tho In classic tim es successful w arriors, smelters In Hclglum, which has al­ athletes, poets and singers were s o m e ­ Farm ers Plow at N ig h t ready led to tho establishment of the times crowned with bay, It Is s o m e ­ Farmers In New Bouth W ales fre­ first American Bmcltera in Hollvia, tim es written th a t they were crow ned quently plow by night w ith traction with myrtle w reaths. These leav e s engines provided with powerful head­ much nearer to and therefore less ex­ pensive In tho way of transporting cam e from a tree which botanists call lights. raw material. "laurus nnbllls " DR. C. W. FAIN D E N T IS T WORK m u WHITE PEOPLE ONLY PE O PL ES B A N K B U IL D IN G ROOM 9 His Windward Anchor, And m any a man's wonderful selfcontrol In d ue to tho fact th a t ho has a helpmeot When Ignorance le Bllse. Wo feel th e loss of things we lose more than tho Inck of those wo never get. 1r O n e Bolld B en efit. 1 toll you. sir. the great benefit of a college education lies In the friends you make.” "That's so. No m atter how old you are. If you have been through collegi- you can always find some ono to piny poker or bet on tho races^or go on a spree .with."—Life. ' 30. 1915 *=. « ” — ■ A P R IL •*’ Td ENFORCE GAMBLING RULE ¥ ♦ E A ♦ CLASSIFIED « ADVERTISING 1i . <*' L¡ Manager Branch Rickey of 8L Louis Browns Flans to Be Hard Boss —Ban on Card Games. "I am going to ofTer no now rules. The player» will not bo permitted to gamble. That’s an old rule, but wasn’t enforced last season," said Manager Hnmeh Hickey of the S k r- Louis. Drowns, the other dri^ "Hy gambling, I mean that the m en must not wager for any sums th a t they cannot af­ ford. • . "No gambling will bo permitted In tho hotels. Tho players may promise to break up th eir games at eleven o'clock, but they seldom do that. 9o the ban Is on gambling In the hotels, no m atter what th e promise Is for calling the contest earlier, o r of 11mitexTs takes. "A little session on tho train, under my observation, will bo permitted. I t* H All Local AdvertÌHcmenln Under ThiB Heading THREE CENTS . Line For Each Insertion. Minimum Charge 25 Cents. H FOR SALE 1 F or Sale— T hrco fresh milk cow«. M artin Doyle, Monroe, Fla. 5o-tf Hogs for Sale— Car load ju*r re­ ceived. W rite M artin Doyle, It I). No. 2., for particulars. 55-tf< F a t C a t t le for Sale— Some ¡in,, ones j u s t sh ipped in and in fine , „ n. dition. A ddre ss-M artin Doyle, San­ ford, R . D. N o. 2. 56-tfc F or Sale— F ive acres half mile from brick ro a d , quarter mile from loading s ta tio n , 6 miles from San­ ford, c o u n ty ro a d on ono side. All good black ham m ock land. Two acres clcarod, fenced and farm ed 2 years. Good flowing well Price $800. T erm s to suit customer. A p Connolly, 119 Magnolia avenue 57-tf For Suie— 20 fine brood , *,,» M artin Doyle, Sanford. It I> No . 5 > t f- Manager Branch Rkkey. can then seo that the players cease card playing, anil retire at u reason­ able hour 1 do not favor gambling, however," W ILDCAT W AS BIG AS GOAT A l a b a m a H u n t e r K l l l t H u g e Bobcat W h i c h Had B e e n P r e y i n g on Anlm a l s In _Vlclnl ty. For Sale— Eggs for Hatching, Lit prize pen O rlando Fuir, White Hocks, $2.50. O th e r pens $1.50. Single Com b W hite Leghorn, $1.50 to $ ¡0 0 per setting. B a b y chicks $12 <mi ¡„ r h u ndred for remainder of ..i S outhern Oaks Poultry Farm. In terprise, Fla. «ti For S a le - Prize Winning' H u t ’ *>• pington Eggs for hatching kind th a t hatch and live IS .-in­ setting. Price $2 50 F.i.-|,n'Park avenue. titi-tl For Sale Sound and -I-m - *> t peas. Mixed $2 15, Spe, kb-d > Unknown $2.40 per hustn-1 'A• for price on 100 bushel lot Pntlrick, Tiflón, Gu. Hay Mlnette, Ala.—K. R. White, one of the leading hunters of this vicinity. Is exhibiting a mammoth bobcat which he killed severnl days ngo about fiv>, miles southeast of town Tho animal Is almost as large an a goat and Is Hull W yandotte, H. rrr i Ho> k noted an quo of the fiercest of the Fre neh Place, Fr«Mid a V * 1ti* wild animals yet In the woods of this county The animal has been preying on the smaller animals In (he vicinity For Sale H ouh ch< Id fu r i .i t urt* of the White home, and when chase ¡i.,. 111 Kn st Second tn- •t .(■1 was mail«- the hunter and dog« were 2!. able to capture It. The fur Is very and Park avenue. pretty and It Is highly prized by the Horae for Sale H¡l>\ H year* »Id owner. • about MUD lb.-*.. N i l fe, >1riMitf No belt $*r far m nr sound. U ,1rth f *J|HI * ' horse n s ta te E P I G R A M S OF C A Y N O R Ttii-n- life Ia-,;-!.- Vile, t lilnk ¡lit , ill,- i 'I i h i . m lie u (lif t me lillliitl* l'iie I.ihi thing u r »liiiuhl tr> t<> -Milt pronounced style for either Ladies or Men d o In th in w orld. I s to fo rc e o u r r e lig io u s o p in io n * a n d p re ju d ic e s o n o th e rs Bottle ¡sHiple say they ■do not believe In <!od even I do not believe them No mu- can nlti cerely say that. Comes in a sty­ lish Jacket suit genuine. Palm Beach. C lo th .. , y%* •, *• Palm BeacK S u its. now in several shades, and Dark business or informal dress. Regulars are all . Also comes in a neat, short Norfolk Jacket You a sk m e to g iv e a n In ter v i e w s a y i n g n l u i t I w o u l d nn,v t o t h e r e a d e r * o f :i t»*> n e w s p a p e r s 1 w o u l d * u ) t o t h e m t o ts- * c r y C a r e f u l i d s i ti l b e l i e v i n g n i l t h e y s e e In t h e n e w s p a p e r * I know of no place where there Is more philosophy than In a barnyard You can tenri) much from animals Within their cir­ cle they know mm-h more than we do He who care* to do no more than lie Is paid for will never tie paid for more th n n 'h e does. Public clamor is almost tllway» In the wrong. It Is so loud that we think It Includes everyltody. whereas. In fact. It tuny include very few One strldulous grass­ hopper In the angle of a fence makes more uolse than the whole noble herd of cuttle near by. - W J. Gnynor. ljite Mayor of New York. 412. Uvi •do. Fla. My 1lit IM i For Sa b Nml opposite Koldun* Nest hotel. can buy this property very n- •I^OII • \- Mr.** able on liberal terrr s. »K.;, Robert Hucksbau HI. 903 Franklin street. Ta m p». Fla « .•t * For Kent N e al six room hou-. Magnolia av e n u e between I and Fifth stree ts. H. U. Dull** '72*:! t| Cottage for - rent. J. Musson 69-Ht p For R e n t — House of eight rumi and h a th o n , M yrtle avenue. >h» in. Inquire of Hill Lu in Iter * " olfice. . 63-tfc F or R e n t — Several nice <> too ms over Yowell’s. Enquire N Yowell & Co. 32 For R out— F urnished house of i t ' 1 rooms, screened throughout, 'tele ph m e, gas a n d all modern con vein t-uC M . $20 per m onth for th m m onths, includes water.' - Mrs. Dt*k ancon, 906 M y rtle Ave. 71-tf«For R e n t— M y avenue near Beck to have privilege so desires. .Mrs. farm on Cameron Hammock. Renter of hay crop if he E. A. Greenland. 72-4tC WANTED W a n te d — T o exchange farming a ' 1'1 grazing land in Volusia count) f" r house and lot in Sanford. Apply J . H. H utch in so n . 1 1th and Laurel avenue. 65-9tp 53234853534853534848235348233048594453234853484853234823535353 W a n te d — A m a te u r musicians that play wind Instrum ent» thut will re­ hearse a n d play on p»y jobs. Call In th e next few d ays. J. M. Stum °n 915 E a s t F o u rth S t. 6&*7tP �m .- - -. — '* i-f*'7T¥* T * .TV ■- ■ E h u* * ' •* IN THE HEART OK THE WORLD'S GREATEST VEGETARLE SECTION PUBLISHED semi - weekly SAN FO RD H ER A LD ON TUESDAYS AND FRIDAYS 11\ SANFORD^---Life ¡a Wmth l.ioinj) SANTO III), FLORIDA. TUESDAY. M W VOLUME VI ___ ______ I. 1915 INSANFORD CITY AND CROWING SUBURBS A NEW DIRECTORY BIG SHIP YARD ON FOR SANFORD WILL THE LAKE SHORE4 BE COMPILED SOON LATE IMPROVEMENT pity fOCNCIC DECIDES TO STAKT PAVING ON TH E HEIGHTS AS SOON AS FEASIBLE THE PIEDMONT DIRECTORY SHERMAN MAEKS ARRANGE­ MENTS TO COME TO SAN­ COMPANY HAS REPRE­ FORD AND BEGIN SENTATIVE II E R E OPERATIONS MAKING CANVASS S n o w in I a l l fo r n i a P S an Francisco. M ay I One nf the worst storms th a t / v e r visited the I’acific coast has caused millions of dollars worth of dam ag e In this state. Hail, wind, rain and »now have w*-j»s*the r ,affroHiTa*T^)as*t ( o r iE i e past few days ami th e dam age is u n ­ told. Houses have been blown down and crops damaged to such an ex­ te n t they will he a total loss. In nuothern California icicles are bung­ ing upon apple trees. Severnl lives have been lost as a result of the dis­ aster. T h e Brut snow within m a n ’s rec­ ollection fell in th e Vult River Val­ ley in Arizona. Damage to sheep was h ea v y in Oregon. T w o persons are known tp be d ea d an d it was feured oth er lives were lost in the violent wind storm which last night reached a velocity of nea rly .o n e bund led miles an hour. T h e wireless sta tio n on the Forth­ w ith five men disappeared to thd leew ard of the islands and wrecked la te r was washed ashore. P ro p e rty dam age in this vicinity is e s tim a te d at o th e r coast points is know n to he ronsideruliJe. Sanford will have a new directory. The last directory for this city was published a b o u t tbri*e years ago and it is high time for a growing rity of this sire to come to hof census again and have a first class directory „ and one th a t will bo a complete and comprehensive com ­ pendium not only of th e people liv­ ing here b u t also contain useful in­ formation for the s tran g e r who comes here seckihg inform ation. Such a directory will bf* published by tho P iedm ont D irectory Co., of Ashev{lle, N. f \ . who are re present­ ed here by Mr. K K Mayfield, one of the most expcrter.i«•! directory men in th e south Thi* com pany is Incorporated and is iim* <d tin* largest and best «hr* d o r y companies in the south. Knowing th a t the city needed a directory T h e Herald investigated this com pany and finds that they lu.ve given »at i*f> it ion in every city in which I hey have published :*. directory They cr«* n refill and i nrri'vt in t h«*ir *t;«li*ti«' . i d their hook** «",, *i b«* relied u|o*f iti * vt*ry FROM OVER THE STATE NEWS OF THE LEGISLATURE I ■I repealed. abolishing the office of »tale treasurer, the pay of trustees will .ilsii be abolished Tlie a m o u n ts will he based on the mftnwrnjr-TrtM'tt' On T h r ttrvt —ftrt* h u n r i m t rtnUunr,** orte^nitd otnr-imlf per r e n t; for all over first five h u n ­ dred dollars, one per cent. The sam e a m o u n t shall he allowed for paying any w arrants as is paid for receiving funds. l ’u«ler the am e n d m e n t of the Bre­ vard co unty fish law passed in sen­ ate T u esd a y S enator H udson says it will perm it fishing with seines in several ‘‘w et’’ weather lakes in Bre­ vard • county between April and S eptem ber, the dry season. This is much desired because o f - t h e fish tost by low w ater, u n d e r the present provisions of the law*. Now seining will be perm itted only in these lakes, the rem ainder of th e fish law to s ta n d . * BIG CATTLE RANCH 1S-BEING IMPROVED IN MANY WAYS TOSO HATCH IE RANCH HAS NOW 32.000 ACRES UNDER FENCE FOR CATTLE AND SHEEP Sanford will have the y a c h t club, Tosohatehie Itanch located near the pavilion and the boat work» on here hid* fair to become as fa m o u s the lake shore, on the order of the os tho 101 Ranch of Oklahom a. T oplan as outlined in fast FridayN sohAtchie Ranch now hus 112,000 Herald. acres under fence nnd upon this fftiMr- S: Sherm an, the veteran bout menso range are 6000 r a t t l e a n d builder who has m adif such a success 2500 sheep. There are th o u sa n d s o f a t Beresford was in the city yester­ hogs also but they nre of the ra z o r d a y an d today a n d has m ade a r ­ hack breed and were there when tho rangem ent* for his location on th e ranch was fenced an d the new ow n­ F. L. ‘Woodruff ¿ it, between •Suners lay no claim to them . F lo o d ' In T e in » fore a vet ue*and Cypress on th e bulk­ At the presen t time dr zens of cow , Engle Lake. Texas, M ay I. - T he head. lie i ppeared before the city I hoys are busy u t thi* immense ranch flood water» of tho C olorado river council hi't night anil wa» given | and its trib u taries continue to rise branding calves a n d s ln a rin g sheep perntii'Siou to erect his ship yard to | About six hundred acres in nnd making cattle dipping vats and comply wih th e provision o f tlo*| here potatbes in the low lands are still otherwise getting ready hV the fug city i «ft i •* him I Fi 1v \Mi»rni*\ tipder water and the river is 'till season. Florida beef is now a recog­ DeCoi i. ¡«1 City Ki.gti.e« r \\ il J ri-mg II will he l lit possi hie I» es­ nized commodity in tin* market a n d lir.ni' - r iii| to confer with Mr tim a te dam age until the crest of the as there are 'ever*l large ranches Shewn, i. ..ml draw up an agreem ent llood passes here. In dira lions are near this city tho m arkets nre a s ­ with the city for a period of years. for fu rther rains. Less th an 1,000 sured of good heef a t all times. ThD will he good news to tin- acres in potatoes seem subject to T he owners of Tosohatehie ra n c h m any pi ople here who have been overflow at tin* point. built an* inside pasture of .'1000 acres ntixion <o own a good launch hut K ansas City, April HO The e d ­ where there are thoroughbred c a tt l e to keep i he »nine in itor <>f I hi* Kagle Lake Headlight had r«> n nil tin* pen will he used for b re e d ­ M Sherm an will wiretl the Packer T h u rsd a y night tim e ««i i «>t t* ing purpose* Some of the finest have .« la»* ship yard where that tin* domi situation was serious 'tu c k obtainable t* confined within v k 11 **I of hi*n 1. me !.«• in the <iiiu .in *urroutxlltig Stfijnn ; he ca * «I ibi> iiiclit'ure and the ranch m tiinn * >. ke« p Iin.« 1* «luring the tun, winch e- in Furl B«*tid co unty I ufi re| will In* one of the finest in the s t a t e . su in m* * in« m bs for winter louri't* Hi* also confirmed the report l fiat I particular Many* well' ha vi* been driven a t Mr .Mayfield will make a canvas* He in .*i •« - t, rt a v ucht • lull and lillli acn*' of potatoes at Kagle Lake varioij' p o in t' "n the property, good 1 o«*i tnl ot * . r .«tim -•■ h.ol bee || overflowed •*f I lie bllsittess tliet nf the • It > .util have I be «Olliiltlon the Suiltord people run at \\ barton was also said to bu seri­ flowing well- that Will give the c a t t l e it is hoped I hat In* wdl revolve suf- Hunt and sheep all the fresh and p u r e licient encouragement 1« enable him go in tin* evenings and enjoy Beau­ ous w liter needed when tile s m aller M to give Sanford a go«o| ilirc«t«ry tiful I stream* happen to be ury Vdded lllitA >4 III t h»* r\£ h t lilfvr Thi and «mo* in keeping wilb tin ev«*r I I ill|*l lit! , May I Kepnrts rem*fi- to the pure water the owner* will i in Mr Slu r man l h** * II > mg here fruiti Kagle Lake and other, it creasing Jiopulut I'm A goml di­ t ion plant many different kind* of grusue* f i l o s i i m i iî r »vs* í vi* ci 1 1z e r i will h. «. rectory Is needed by the .business point* in the potato producing d is ­ uml *to.*k feed Will tile 'lo c k will he men of this city and by the people He wit: « mplny u farri* <»f "ktlli*«l trict un I'm—«lay were to the effect provided with feed of i’ll kinds to III general mid ll Is also needed by nicchi t*t■•* .tnil will udi i ii «tj|i*tiivt- that man;, "f the field* have been supplement flu* native grass I1 I «* tin1 Cl! S W. ntfiT** Ill's Ha-ln-d b, illy bv r e tin i ru n * .«nil J the stranger- w ho i*ome her« seeki* g tini p I to* dipping v ii • being co 'rue! *d r** mul 1 *^ 1 .» hlnlii nu ihi% • ntniio 1 m for mati.ni« Were ill dr Mger ol total «lesimi Hm ' wih m r . n i m i n h l o S n i f f a r t i ni If crop* tftfv week by t h e 1 ffrtntf wn-| ■Liu L i t Luiii t d e a nd aru said to ho t ’ii y directories nr«, on til«« in 1 tnotlel' ol tluxr kind. Tin* cattle on rrijifT\ wpv*» ter* nf the Culoradn river and ailiamany of the larger cities and liusi j Tnsoh»|chie will tie free, from the cent *t ream s \ bridgi* uf 15 f* **t ness men nf other fit «•• are ai i i m n M U' l MI \llellllon «*. til«, ticks ami will have nothing 1 » seriir« a Sanford «11re«-1"f *. . «-spec L* «*iil r n in tti u t>" a i leu r h ur - ' la y, 111 I tu* lev I* nil tile Lldridge plant.'- to do but feed, eat nnd sleep i rid >..11) one th a t will In* .« i onipreueli- llt'i Master degree oih«*r mailer* turn was reported Monday with the mc.ki* dividends for i t i i r owners water overflowing i* targe acreage hvi description of the illy and ns of ituportance r> source» \,l member- urged to lie present How ver, must of the overflow lumi Highway Route is .Murh D iscussed in th a t section was planted to corn. l.et us have a new directory nnd Vi-itors welcome The Colorad'« through the bottom s The Dixie Highway, from Out-!'go i > I Tu \ lor Sec \ get realty for the big winter season at Kagle Lake continued to rise to Miami t* r ptdly m aterialising, generation of mosquitoe* Slender, mu te n d e r ff they were tem ler -Inwlv. with considerable dam age anil it j- very im p o rtan t th a t it Woudland Park Notes . bolli,i I.* put i* ’ In right- 1*1.«« i* in they n ever would p n k on in«'. Hut .1 r« d \ 1 11 *.• !.. i o d o t e The Kighth grado boy» and girl** .lit ' * * .* - 1.»t «- - y * they ilo pi, k \toillo r i lulo»«*plo*' 11 . ' -1 1 « * r I • ' \ t \\ t. i •• . r•i of thè >.«tifoni <ìruminar S« liool, > - » l o l l a l ot ,.* M • «tu : ■! » *i . 0,1 ll.....I 1 I 1 1'. *. i - 1 ir,* T t111*— oniirr ri, ..«ri. of Mi-.g- \Y li-lman a | . n « i , l ' i , i |. ' ' *r ■I■I n I .1 t i e '.«.*> ’-ll i B f* ,1 I'),, g ì , . > lio-t ni (ouri'i.-t mi TI « t!., t 1I 11,1* I 1*1*1 I greeter Voluti and Chr ■•toplier. Miss llitrri» Mr gl if o l ! i ■111»w I, i a t h r e ■mini 'n r « ti at l l o t l l - t Mi I bill - O p p i l e « I w( t. >.i l l ' l l b i t e ' (or little u n is gioia l o a lo lui«' as Well 11 n imme^iwkcr- who wiii soon he com ­ w ..t I f t bun at a n y l i m e sitie** and Mr . Itrow nlee ami Mr- Died flood of last year. Potatoes on low ing over il into Florida are lari.uly I"Hi* tin* various poniti'«!«* opeii/'d up by UJ »1 u »tute norme «rifh bad a glorious timo al Wooil- as tlie big »ties ’- They do. the creation of the new c o u n l y . iML't .will b** likely interested m agricultural m atto n i au th o r of the statem ent is more than Und Park last S aturday. F o u r or Already ntnhitim, politician* :*re Is * videnci «1 Hy th und while (h** route conti* tup!» led a philosopher lie's a sure aim was reported lied full but w :: carry* I n »Ut«« an d a Launrh ro n v c y ed t Ii*—« igmly m g their w l li cgne- « to serve <;•* • rt »r • t «■ *xr«i - It o 111«1 run t*> Jackson xtlh* from i i ve ll mu« ti **f I ‘ « vv .I* r w ' ; 1 h b-lt Ml,* « 1 tb» lively yimngsters, w ho ma de io 'riith bili«*: *! ............ i ■i t r h.t:d i I I. I*, h tu r» ii i-mt r t in .ew t o m , t i l *, t i n n u ll' *» the *T;i t . I he f, tin r* * > . I ............ . ■ ■ * nurh none as a (ìutling gun. T h e M o s q u iti« ' i i , i I n • r i / i i «.. r .1 1h. r i b 1 ! •• 1 : bill |. i •*(.' « m u — ••itt Ii l,\ «ay - , i III«* p e r l e « 11 *. p , ii,. b. . *| r* j*. .1 .**.«i tt ». «, n o t t h o u h i i » , t m b a day «a» lii.uitiful and thè boy s a n d ‘’l " ' ' , , r l"-’ ' , .1 > . t . « M l ’ M ««n I , ;*r««t* t. a I nn mp. «!* • omn ,i. *-y illt 1>■ la. • I w i . ‘ d 11 L u k e • lu* « y *.»im I, -f • u i lut • lung tiri* of thè Tight agi* tri gel th è ut goo<l llieu hai« I l..l| t M , .It . ... t .d a * •n. ii i t 1>. I*. .1 Y C i* i • r 1 I i««'h , t»u i 1 1 . ®<ut plea-uTi* out of Ilo* pool . md 1 ’ hetr ti«lnii«I„ * i.. I.« i i,.. 11„ -■ I-. • * : + , *. I ,.., f k u t « ,(.* tnl bit. 1 B Ho*« .1 ttnmett.it ■ Mr Christopher rod«* , f i . * .« 1. - i..*r - «•il *. . . i I.'-, ol I i -it * t t . ,. « ; .*»in t In r. to * m ir -mid« t « \.*c: ••.... w b » Ii I t «■. i ■ » mi j t belli Urn*• aril * m m t > tb* birr* I longer than atiyoto* ha*u . It ha * b e e n : *• c M .. I l i e d . ! tin* Itirkb in tin* p..* .. n «f t I n* • . * * . . ii *• - «. ,;.«« n tin* 1 a*l * It i ' ni-«* un l'uri 1 t* and h e u ltbv gesture I , ' ! a l i v e l>i II ■ r« * m g I t r o w Ih. donr to far He »ay» he is going to im n li.id *nri-ii|i‘r„l«b* . V« il« m e n t 11 - 'hi* ap | •r* («ri i hi .* t " h . * 1 1 in** . r«l « • • i i . i t x « m t o f a ( «ar t ««( D » ..;•«* I«> M . nu *tn that hat lung suit. Others have lier-Lumi tin* little fellow* attended U, ' lit **vrrs* *.f 1 ,e i n •■• i -» n i t inw i t h M,. silv«*. Tilt t ' Ul U' l l . t Jackson ' best Títere shi'uWi t * »1 r r m A r­ church Sunday in wtu pi.aaed by the ; cnaty; last 1 r.^ ••id ihiit ln*fore. S aturday a launch tilirdmifir mat menu nee of I w»tï. i a n d with lliu suvm kings. Tins is tin; *id *his ri mi T h e y sampled day afternoon, having passe«’ the cadis to Fort M' « puty. catne in the morning und houses of worship, tin* «elioni, aqd tili.« year when tile u»ui 1 1 y early fur l.irpon ai:*l spnrt*would cover all high w * y the rr**sj fluid ami they h o u s e several il*iys previously. Only itiyed all day. T h e party consisted the preacher's life tncii are according ly milch enthused lull appeared the joint edtieutlona! the signature of the Governor i* now tin* im portant farmin'* and Í uit tapped th e enpilliuries of the »oof ifr. und Mrs. Iloolihan. Mrs. committee* of th e legislature j o u r ­ i —— necessary for the bill to become a seel ion* «*( (in* Mi*.« Hynes, Miss Noel, Miss Mncy, Mrs. p r a n o * soloist and found mnrp food ney« «I to Mudi-um tm an investiga­ There is every indieariuu tluit in the n ap e id infant's nl*cks S u re ­ Ai Gainesville a* a junction there iliiw Titerj* 'nome opposition Klnt . Clarence and Martin T e m p le better m arketing methods will tin* tion trip. T he result of tins trip is j from tin* resulenls «»f n-rts.il m-cI ioiis are three other i.nporL.at .»ad» r u n ­ ly they hit one and all alike. Method *nd a number of children. In th e year result in the potato growers <d the bills now pending of tin* new county, but its forma tin'll ning to the east coast, and at Brooks »fUrnoon the crowd fairly sw a rm e d ist, P resbyterian. C atholic and KpisSt Johns co unty realizing better re­ T oday a representative of this was generally fuvtired and tin* n|ipo- ville three im portant roads to T a r ­ I»- Four launches, a lot of nutos cojialian all were victim s of the turns upon their crop. T h e growers paper, asked tin* Governor " W h u t sitnui failed to develo)* j m y consid­ pon Sjirtng*. T am p a and St. P eters­ »nd other conveyances piled in in annoying pests, who have overrun are working together quite well ami wilt he your a t t i t u d e tow ard the burg, and at Lakeland tin* great erable s tren g th Vdck succession and the pool w-as Jackson' since it becam e warm. But hy so doing avoid glutting any p a r­ two lulls pending for the establishthen, t h e re are worse things th an Fort Lauderdale i* specified as i-rnss highway from D a y to n a to* JJrtn ftjletj with a lively lot. Next ticular m arket so that there is no n’.mil of a girls' imlustriul school t()|. rm ln !y Ull,| „„ receiving T am p a will int«*resect it. und all thu Thnrsdsy promises to lie a record m osquito bite» there ure coal hill*. reason p erm itu*«l to exist (or a r e ­ ami a i m r m . i l sellimi at Madison WeR, life is "just one dam n thing new« gf the piis«age of the lull that central cities will eonneet with each wttker, judging from the n u m b e r duction lit prtc«*si I recomtnemled in ttiy me^sag** after a n o t h e r " a n y w ay Jackson "So anybody cun go a n y ­ t lu n went wdd with enthusiasm und other. ®f demands made lately for re-open1 : 1 tiie estab lish m en t of an industriai a big dem o n stratio n was given. where.” “ I the path T hursdays. T he Eagles Mich. Patriot, A new aeronautic rlass of of­ se linoi f»r girl», and if thè Madison talking a b o u t another picnic a t Mrnwunl county, according t«* the The |)ixn* people will make u Will Sell Maxwell» ficers and men of the navy desiring jiropoHition is m propor slittp** t Iti» Woodland I’urk soon. They onterlull is JH miles from north to south great jniftiuki* if they carry it only Mr. S. H. Kelly, traveling s a le s -1 to take up th a t work will be sent to tini** 1 export thnt il will meet witb •*io*d about LJOO people there last b o u n d ary , a n d 55 miles from east to Jacksonville and then on down mun for the Maxwell M otor Sales tbe station at Pensacola for instruc­ my ap p ro v ai," said thè- Govornor ^t their big fUh fry and will no C o rp o ra tio n of Detroit. Mich., has to west boundaries, extending* from the Fast ( ’oast to Miami directly tion hy the governm ent within a few in rejdy. *>»ve a big thing again. just below Boca Ru Ioqo to if point south. been In the city for the last two days. In additim i to thè industriai «elioni one-half’ lAile north of Ojus. Seven • W oodsm an, Everybody interested In central weeks dem o n stratin g th e Maxwell Ad­ for girls unti u normal srhnol at Madt t t towns are in<-luded in the new co u n ­ and western Floridn’» p ro p e rty 1D16 autom obiles. D uring this time San Antonio, a town of less than iion, thè Imys' industriai sehool will ty, not all of which are incurjiornted ir should get busy and write to tho he has sold -three of these wonderful four hundred population, has let he re-established a l M arianna. Tiie Tke "( h o r o l a t r S o l d i e r ’ - Hallandale, Dania, Furl Lauder­ two commissioner«, Mr, G. W. The young men of the St. An- little cars through their local agency, the contract for a mile of sidewalks. eduactional commUtees of liolh dale, Progresso, Colahntchce, DDeerBaxon. at Tallahassee, a n d S. A. the S anford Cyrle Agency of this • w " r°Therhood" hovo secured an Already of half of this a m o u n t has housts uro working hard (or thè ostali tlelil and Pompano. T be assessed Belcher, a t Miami, and urge them city, th e purchasers being Mr. Jam es lishrmrit of all th re e «chuo's, and it valuation of th e p roperty included In flvp reeU tho " C h o c been completed. , 2 2 ? Joldler’’ for th e Parish' H ouse. Hickson of Celery avenue, Mr. now look» as if th è bills will meet in thi* district is 12.600,000, and be­ to investigate hy a personal visit t t l to this region and to realize th e Ad­ Lymnn of Altamonti*, Mr. T. W. Saturday evening. This lig h t Braxton Beachain of- Orlando has fa vera i>l e consideratimi at this «es­ tween 7,000 nnd 8,000 people Jivo in vantages of the proposed route b e ­ These ears are let the contra ct for the erection of a simi. r* “ * mMt with great en th u s i- R ocket, M t. Dorn. it. it is estim ated fore they m ake their r«‘p«irt htmoming quite popular. colonial mansion on the site of his Florida i« gra d u aliy C o r n i n g t«> ih** hxv ^ ^ o r *t d»y* T h e boys No tim e i*houl<| he lo'l a* they Orange »venue residence. \ m.v* * " ° 8°tten special music to go Mr ami Mrs. Fred Waise mun left front in ed u rationnl m e tte r' Th** Im p ro v e m e n ts at P arish House meet to close tin* m atter to a b o u t s t a t e now houKls of more a c c r e di t ed last night fur • points in Virginia u M ^ ’’a * double tre n t A com pense nre will he added to V 1 ! : ten day«. high school«, whose certificates art* where Mr Wal«eman will lonk after H. B. Coney now* lias a Ford car tbe violin fl P*M° n Wil1 ,Miit with the P arish House movie equipm ent Tho this week. Tiiis will allow brighter thnt, will be equipped with u double recognized in any college or u n iv er­ the refrigerator car business. P an am a Pictures Walscrnuns are Sanford residents sity in th e co u n try without fu rth e r deck arran g e m e n t for carrying ,Elder pictures to be shown a n d it is hoped For the service at Holy Croas Saüí.f D*v^e* *»■ In the dty last thnt a large crowd will a tte n d tho Springs Aater to OHando and San­ p re p ara tio n th a n a n / other s ta te in now and expect to move into their beautiful bungAlow on Mugnolia th e south. church th is Wednesday night a t ford for the th irsty. Daily trips ***• ,h»Wng hands with hi» "C hocolate Soldier” m?xt S a tu rd a y when th e y re tu rn hoxt winter. T heir 7:30 the subject will be thu C h u r s h ’s will bo made and the w ater will be evening. The movie show is a Ikrge H tU 'F u nd!: H ® U now IncaU d in Senator Hudson has introduced in m any friends were loath to see them M issionary Work in P a n a m a . he i t u ’ ,Geort i»* but state« t h a t enterprise for the Brotherhood boys, delivered to the door. T be Elder Incidentally many beautiful pic». *n Sanford again ere lone and It la hoped th a t th ey will re­ Spring» water has been pronounced tho sénats a bill to provide for the d e p a rt b u t h ap p y to know t h a t S an^ f o r d loo£ b T t e ^ : : than ceive public aupport and encourage- the best in the country s n d the sale com pensation of bond trustees, since ford will claim them again in the tures will be shown of the Isth m u s it is contended th a t when the law is falL will be enormous. \ and the Panam a C anal. - #3r « b e r plice in lh# |outh> t ment. 1 •^ . • « IL ***i - * » • x- {j Not only Seminole c o u n t y but Sanford city ¡» receiving (publicity ¡0 account of th e large a n i o u n t of r. paving being done a t tb e presant time. Heccntty the city council lattlting to tho request of th o p ro p ­ e r t y owners on Magnolia ave n u e from 7th street to 10th decided to kridt that thoroughfare a n d the aork «ill s t a r t this week. Last night a petition of t h e propKty ^owners -on Sanford H e ig h ts . for s brick road from T e n t h street to Hughey avenue and from P ork to Sanford on Hughey was presen ted 'and although the city tr e a s u r y is On Mont erey 11:i >. fifty four s mal l I dly depleted the members of the I boats were piled up on the beach. city council were anxious to-ijo sntn*R e c o rd breaking «old w eather fol thini fur the people who h av e been low ed th e storm . paying city taxes on s u b u rb a n prop­ O rc hards in California and Oregon erty snd decided t h a t the petition suffered. In easte rn W ashington, would be acted upon. An o rd in a n c e hating already been drawn it was Idaho and M ontana tire te m p eratu re placed upon its first r e a d i n g 'a n d at fell twenty-five degrees in twelve the request of Alderman D ingee was hours In I .os Atigelcs II i|egrc«'s was read the second and third tim e s and registered at ii a m today, th«* became a law. mildest since I'Hto The operation of the ord in an c e i* mailt- coniingvnt upon t he a b i l i t y Michigan Mosquitoes Fierre of the property owners ulotig the H a d you ever noti« « «i how t h i c k '1 route raising some of the ra s li at ! the mosquitoes are the past «lay «ir once to defray the expenses of tile two.' brick unit freight hut tills will he You had' Well here’s some i n ­ done,and Sanford Heights will aoon side information ” They are not |. have a good brick paved s t reel all thick at all They .«r« thin Seri the way to Sanford avenue. ously I hey are thin enough lo «rawl Paving b n r k is much cheaper now th ro u g h the iticshos of the screens than it has been in some t im e and T h a t 's what a s tu d e n t of n atu re the city council will pave as m any claims, anyway in explanation of »trecLs a- they can with the money th** detesta ble ahufotance «»f Ml«' oa hand or th at rail he raised The . . . u ui toes in all sections of .la« ksuti ptopert> owners who want paved! ; during.-Un* (rast day or tu». s tm ts jin- willing to nssM n n d in Nearly everywhere Olle goes one this mann* r th e roads can he finishhears a b o u t mosquitoes Since S u n ­ *d. day morning when it warmed up the The work on Sanford 11<•>g*l«t - will they have been thicker than t he pro not he started before August or vcrhiul I le u s on the hack of the ni'g September hut it will be rione and lei led «log Now ihis warm wealh the giwiil people out there are r e j u n ­ I*r. SO tile natures stu d e n t argues, to* over their good fortune. lias b ro u g h t forth a new and slender i N O . 7.1 — � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1915 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, April 30, 1915 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on April 30, 1915. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 12-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, April 30, 1915; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald