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AN 1NDEPEIfP^NT DAILY 'NFAVSPAPER
Leased Wire International News Service
AUNTY'S VOTE
EXPECTED TO
IE ABOUT 3,19
'hrongs Crowd Local
polling Places To
Cast 1,686 Ballots
In 1st mSeven
Hours
mm_ _ _
v
lain Interest
In County Races
governorship Draws
Most Attention In
TheStateCampaigns
With favorhbre weather
fonditions. prevailing and in
terest at fever pitch, all indi
cations point to the largest
[•ate ever polled in Seminole
[’minty today in the Demo-
^
In n samfile election hallo;
appearing is yesterday’s issue
of The Herald an error was in
advertantly made, causing some
confusion among local voters
today. Under the heading of
delegates to the national con
vention from the state at large
for both men and women, The
Herald instructed citizens to
vote for one first choice and
four second choice. It should
have rend “vote for four first
ihoii-e and four second choice."
The Herald regrets the error
and the consequent m isunder
standing which it caused. In
order to assist as much as pos
sible in correcting the mistake,
The Herald has employed a
ir.nn at each of the local polling
places today to givo out correct
infornmtiop.
CHINESE FORCES
OF SOUTH MARCH
UPON TIEN-TSIN
by orderly
Seal Of ll»*r Foreign t’cdonf
jruwds and reports from the
PEKING, June B,— (IN S )— N a
uilier precincts indicated that ull
fcrevious voting reeorils would be tionalists (South China forces 1
jliuttered.
Women
eoiistiluled today control all China, with I lie
L a rly half the voters, and if wa
M'cpiinn of Manchuria. Japanese
■rei'ly predicted that their infill airmen who made a reconnaissance
^nre will be more marked than .-as! of this city reported that
ever before.
large forces of (Jen. Sun Chuun
With a wholesale m b to the h a n g s
Southern troops
were
bolls this morning it. was predicted marching upon Tien-Tsin, the port
(by many local political observers or this city ami the seat of u large
that the total vot • for the county foreign colony.
k ,l l run approxim ately .‘1,000 votes
International troops at Tien-Tsin
|as compared to .the 2,1.Ml of
. four
,
(including Americans) have cstuby.ars ago. Of this number the two |UhllU |( „tro |,K j efense line around
Sae/ord precincts mi* expected to 11|| > { o n ^ n com,mund. A military
|sdl from 2,li(J» to 2,200.
guard has been posted over the
At 2:-l5 this afternoon 778 municipal water works and the na
I votes hud been cast in precinct live city.
1number one, (IB of these being ubA terrific explosion occurred
I miiU-o ballots. In prceincl mini this morning__ along the railway
U-r three at tin- same tinu ff"'I line over which tin* retiring N orth
li.tal was 'tOK. including <*7 ah - 1ern troops wen* moving. It was
si nice votes. There are approxi* audible in Peking.
mutely 2,700 qualified voteis in
The explosion was in the milI the two precinct. Th •_ county ioud shops a t Changlisintien. It
| vote outside of Sanford i- ex was reported th at Northern md
pected to fun around SOU.
! diers were ’responsible,
Mrs. Howard Overlin east h a l-' Unconfirmed reports were reme 1eeived hen* th at Marshal t han Tso
lot number one in precinct om
this morning. She was followred Lin fo im rr dirtutor of the Peking
lead in Mukden.
{t,y Mr. Overlin, local innnagcr of govermm-nt, is ilcail
the Southern Hell Telephone Com- Details wen- not given out hut it
i any. .1. .1. (ireeson, member of wus nsMimed that, if he really were
llie Sanford police departm ent, dead lie had siiccuml*ed to wounds
In I sustained when his train was a t
voted ballot number Hire
precinct three Mrs. Fred lkiiger tacked yesterday morning in Mu»
c a s t the first vote. W. It. Morgan eliu. m. This city is quiet. The gut*voiril second and F. M. Oavison an; opened mil) at brief interv.uls.
Normal railway service wan suawas number three.
pended owing to the m ilitary
I'rineipnl interest centers ill
tin- races for the several county i '“ '“ ins upon the ra' il facilities.
offices while the governorship Practically all locomotives nod car
holds the spotlight among the nages were* removed from the coal
state candidates. Considerable in yards and terminals. There were
still a few Northern troops in Pek
terest hns also been shown in
ing this morning hut it i.-i expected
the congressional race in which
Itutli Hryan Owen is scheduled dial they will have departed be
fore midnight. There are small
to emerge an easy winner over detachments of Southerners in the
Joe S eals, incumbent.
city, hut it has not yet been fully
Police Seek A r list
ForHisAttackUpon
Model Of Chicago
occupied.
.
It is reported that the armies of
Gen. Feng Vuh Siang and Gen.
Yen Shi Shmiy are racing to la
the first to take over the city. The
diplomatic corps telegraphed the
Nationalist leaders for permission
for the handful of Northern troops
policing the city to remain here,
until occupation is complete. The
d i p l o m a t s asked guarantees that
the Northerner* he allowed to de
part in safety. H was pointed out
that tile presence- of tr o o p s would
pievcot outbreaks by the lawless
element and assure the safety oi
foreigners.
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OF MOTOR CAR
Easy Sailing In Delegate
Contests Of Committees
Wounds Receive rrcalmvnt ,iul Uu> l(llu.k, nm, ^hilC(| ot) th,
(ieorgia^ilelegatiui) promised to get
together if allowed more time. In
the Fifth Georgia D istrict Clint
W. Hager was slated as a delegate
afte r Frank A. Doughnian w ith
drew. In the first d istrict Tom
Jam es and I). \V. S. Daniels agreed
to jointly occupy one scat, casting
half a voto each.
Disposition of the Georgia eases
brought the committee up against
,C The accident nm inaL-abgut
J ^ ui,,inj|a »'vo n t . s f7“ t W oIvi nr:
it ion of 12 votes
V T u k r t . i n morning, a lu L ' l * f t
t '. T .
ont-alnl-ont,
battle Itolweci
Ilnlluiway ’aml' .hik driver— sxiu11
Hi-over
and
Lowden.
brought to Deland by n passing
Tw o complete sets of delegate,
motorist tind carried to a local
limpilal wlu-re lie was tran'ed. Dr. presented tlietneclvea front litui.t
Hathaway railed Ids campaign ill iaita. One was headed by E m ib
Orlando last night and wa on his Knntz, the veteran national coni
way (■• Jacknonville.
The driver was said to have
failed to not lye a left hand detour
and swerved the ci)r rliarply to
avoid crashing into/thf^barricade.
The car then plunged over a steep
einbarkment.
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DELANO. Fla., June 5.—(IN S)
— Dr. Fons llallinway, chairm an of
the Florida S tate Rond Depart
ment and gubernatorial candidate,
was injured early lih*y when Ins
enr left the oad nbout -Id miles
noth of Delated, near Crescent City.
He suffered fractures of three ribs
and a etii on the ro rt’.iead. His in
juries while painful were not
Jr ;-
Ml a m . Fl»\, .lone B. (IN'S)—
Mure than 2:«.otn» voters, the
largest registration in the history
of l)w li((’i'lin(y, went to tin* pel’s
today tfi cast their vole* in the
Democratic Prim ary.
Ideul weather, brilliant sun*
, bine and eoiding hreer.es contri
buted toward hmigini: the rer *nl
number out to vote for the largest
array of candidates f o r tin- state
mid county offices since 1901
At no time has Miami uu-l Dad*
('•utility been phingi*tl so deep’)
into a better political campaqla
The race for sheriff <>f Dade f-uin
ty for example, vvns marked by
strenuous nctivity. then* being o'
least a dozen emidhlates forthis
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lip m h iT
R1>, PTOUIbA, tll^ D A V , JtINFrs: m s
KANSAS CITY, Mo., June 6.—
•IN S)—H erbert Hoover's candila'cy fo r th e Republican presidentChairman Of State Road De ini
' ' nomination
'
" * ’ easily
•« * -»
-Coasted
nlong
partment Suffers Injuries today in the deh-giGe contests b.When His AutomobiloTurns foro the national committee,
Turtle Near Crescent City icorgia’s quavreiing Republicangot together nod partially settled
♦heir differences without resort to
Party Was Headed
the natinnul committee, .which in
For Jacksonville sines the seating of a full Hoover
delegation of pi votes from floorMotorist Takes Injure ! Man gin.
A contest was left banging fire
To DeLand Hospital Where
it* . j i » . i.,„ -r .....in the seventh (Tcorgln d lltricl.
CHICAGO, June r.— (IN S )—
Authorities were searching for the
“bald-headed a r t i s t " win, yester| day lured Mrs. M argaret Smith.
20. a model, to a lonely spot near
Lake Forest, Chicago suburb,
where he hound her to u tree
mnl attacked her.
According to the victim's story,
the pseudo u rtl-t tied her to a
tree for the purpose of creating
an Indian scene which he wished
to paint. He th e n danced madly
a Itout her. brandishing a hatelu-t
with which he threatened h'-r
life. She was left in the deserted
hit of woods hut managed to
free herself.
NEW YORK. June 5.—(IN S )—
“ You thought you came here
Clarence l>. Chamberlin, appointed
to pose for n savage p n ln ie.
lie shouted to his helpless victim, us consultant on construction of
she la te r told police.
Phis is I ho municipal airport at Barren
teal. I’m a savnge of In* wild* Island, Jlc-w in from H arrisburg
and you are u captive, When I'm to sta rt work immediately. His apthrough with you* I’ll kill
I point ment, announced by Michael
Mrs. Smith, who lives with » ' r
rov,.
dock
commissioner,
husband, Charles, said that the dales from
■ June I, and i* »'f in
man gave the name of 1eteraon. definite duration.
•TYe called at the h<pise ami
The appointment gives to the
said that I had been recommend (Mean flyer the tlUe of ueronautic
ed to him." she told H i v .
lie
snid ho wanted me to pose w r engineer in the departm ent of
some Indlnn scene which - he wa* docks. At u salary of $1,0041 u
ii-s'nting.
" I got into his ra r month he will re nder “ professional
anid we rode to Iaike Forest, lie and expert services In connection
stopped at s I’b c e ho seemed to with the laying out and develop
have jelccled previously.
I did ment of the municipal uirport of
not susi»e*t anything when he the city of New York. .
tied me to the’ Dee. It was sup
Chamberlin'* appointment came
posed to he p a rt of the scene. almost a year to the date a fte r he
“Then he began to act quc-erly e s t a b l i s h e d the world* record for
I was helpless. I screamed, hut long distance flying In hi* Iran*vve were too f a r away from an> Atlantic hop in. the monoplane
house to he heard.’/ ' '
Columbia with Charles Levine us -t
p a s s e n g e r . A year ago Chamber.C A L STUDIES HILL
tin was fur out over the Atlantic
on the second day of hi* flight
WASHINGTON, June 5 — (IN S) from New York to Berlin. He
—President Cvolidge I* *DH »tud>- finally lutided at EUleben. having
ing the Muscle Shoals Bill* It was flown 3,911 mile*, a wcord for
announced »t the White H°u»« to diatance which atlB aUnda.
day. .
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Chamberlin Gi ven
Position In Making
Municipal Airport
s a NF6
HATHAWAYIS
Error. Corrected
In Sample Ballot
, ra ,k .
! . |„ „ a „ , ao A irm e n - R e p o rt T h n i
|.- S im e e m i t
n m rm m . Im |
[.:lr,,L. R oily O f F a n itT ro o p n
illin g p la c e s m S n h f n r d h uvu} A rc i|& iri(j< ]F o rP i’k l n « r u r t .
ln-en tlirougcd
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A u d lf~ * lu re a u
GOES OP AFTER Successful In t t
FIRST AFFRAY T o Suva, Fiji IsL
mitteemun from the state, and t h e 1
other by W alter l*. Cohen, the nogro collector of custom s in New
Orleans, who lx one of the ipoAt I’hrcCH llncklnK Cakinct C’nndiclalo Arc Elated Over De
powerful negro politicians of th e
cisive Victory Yesterday In
South. Cohrn'a delegates technical
Heal SkirmishWlth’ Em'niy
ly mi* uninstruijtod, but they are
known to ho ip the Lhwden camp.
l’tie lAiuisiana
h t brought
hnm ght
The
lim iriim h fig
fielit
the battery pf H oovir lawyers in Bean, Florida, But
to action, ex-Senator Lcnr«m( oi
Outside Convention
Wisconsin, John Jennings, Jr., til
Tennessee, and Monte Apple of l iisl Of Seventy-Odd Dele
W ashington, and uffotdod still mi
gate Contests Offers Fair
other example of the business lit. - 1
ly Good IToof For Hoover
*ffieiency mid alertness of the
Hoover organisation,
K ANj?AR C’ITY i Ju n e r*. -H er'1 here vvns a sharp skirm ish In*
tween the Hoover, ami anti-lleove* l<-rt lloover’n .cam lhlnto.ial stock
leu os before the Louisiana case was clearly itu tho asr-ndem y towas In ought up—and this result*.I day—u t leant, so far as Kansas
in another victory for the lloovei l ily j„ concerned.
forces. When the case was called, . Admittedly possessed of more
tin* Hoover people were ready l<> delegates than any other enndiproceed, th** oilier side was ab d.ite, noil v it t*>ri*ius in- tlieir real
sent.. A motion was made to pas* skirm ish with
"I In* Enemy,
tin* cum* tem porarily because of the^ ...............
Hoover forces .wero ndlltantly
the uliscqir of the a n ti-Hoover i-orvfideht*';Ttnil ■*'■■*•'>
Tlieir
forces. Hut the Hoover leader" watchword ia_’Jiii_f£USM4kUUu'’
vigeroiisly *ihjeeted, fo'n-eil a roll
The lin t of the 7U odd delegate
tall vote mnl won, 17 to IIP. Just innte»ts offered fairly conclusive
u-i I eiuvot luuaelied into his ar proof th at the-H oover m anagers
gnu :it t'olien da; lu-d into the room are in command *>f tin* p arty nt.iwith only u ruiiicout over lib clilttery. Tin- Hoover dolegatcu
shirt. Hu had forgotten his huk- in two states, Florida and Ken
iiH-sa coat.
tucky, have h u ll seated over
delegates lu ted ill the
field
against the cabinet candidate.
The numerical value of tho del
egates themselves i;i'
perhaps
loss significant than the I act that
in one instance un organization
regular of nearly ?0 y e a n it andin, -, Gaol -- \\ Beau of Florida,
t u n iiiiliorcid and placed outside
III,, cotivi-ltlioli. It 1- 1 1at** event
111 G. t ) I*. • iiv|e:i for an organ!
Declares He Hits Confidence /•ilioii old tinier of I'ean' type
In The Integrity And Abil dolt,. : o de*i-ively a- to leave no
FLORIDA VOTERS UTILITY MAGNATE
ATTEND POLLS TO STATES HE DOES
NAME OFFICIALS NOT FEAR PROBE
(iron lest Interest Mttnlfesled In Contest For Governor
llelwcen 5 Candidates; Ami
Martin, Trammell Outcome
'N t/M SE ir
Of C ir c u la tio n s
ity (If American Public To
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l l n m i - 1- n i n u o t / i i l t n l t
III tin- I’*-'-
LINDY ARRIVES IN
ST. LOUIS A FTER
SCARING PU B L IC
n r-J|
*>S|
Giant FokkerAirpl
.With Four £viat
Triumphs IhDash<
3100 MilesOver
uil
Plans Are Laid
For Final Juftt
“I.ttnc EaRlc’TauseHCotudder*
ithh* Apprehension W licnlle
Fails To Show Up At Desti
nation After Leaving Texas D i f f i c u l t y I s
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e tlO n T a k e -O ffF r O j
St. Loots Mo. June b.-*-<INS)—
S
m a ll L a m iin g F ie l
Col. C harles A. Lindbergh landed
in St. Louis today safely e f tr r a
trip from F o rt W orth Texas
where lit* loft at 2 o'clock- yester
day afli moon.
Considerable np).r< li.nyion wan
f e l t ' fo r. tin* safety of Col.
Chnrii-t A Liinjbyrgh. to day..witli
-urdu-mi* cun id froiu th e air pot^t
Jieie .timl thi*
Flying Colonel
"lin'd fnil.il to arrive tliiriiig the
night. Every effo rt was being
made to locate him.
Lindbergh came to St. Louis
from tho Ozark regions of M iss
ouri, officials at thu Robertson
Air C raft Corporation told In
ternational News Service. The
Flying Colonel spent the night
safely thu officials said, declin
ing to nnnitf tho town where ho
had landed.
’
The nirport attaches raid his
plane was intact, and th a t tho
Colonel himself had suffered no
injuries. E fforts to get In touch
with Lindbergh were fruitless,
i h e Coluin-I wa* working on his
plane, lie refused to make a
statem ent on id:* flignl.
Lindbergh, n;» imml, w«.t tincomcatIvo about h i. travels. ll
was learned lie spent tlio night
will a farm er, i>ut tin* flyer re
fused to say who the farm er was
«,r where thu fnrm was locate*!.
Tim tran s-A tlan tia ace oho re
fused to say w hether ho made a
forced landing. Hud flying w eath
er, how over, led officials of tho
•in-port lu re to express the opinion
tin- flyer Imd dcuconded on tho
farm rather titan r iik 'a dangerous
trip in thu night, liu was flying
,
alone.
S U V A , FIJI Islands, J«J
5.— {IN S)— Triumphant
tlieir oDlir 3.100 mile nir di
from H aw aii'to the Fiji,
l.ih d s r th s ^ M ^ A < u o m b g r a
the crcvvlor3Bt*innt Ec
tri-ruotomi monoplanp Sout
ern Cross, tnrned their at
tentiou liere today to th*
problem of finding a suitable
placo for a tako-off on tho
leg of their darin g attem pt to 11
tho continents of N orth Amorioa-*
and A ustralia by air.:
-a— _
Captain
Charles
KingsfordSmith, commander of tho a i r expo* .**
dition, told a group of fric a d a l
afternoon th a t th* plan* which 1
faithfully carried him and h it
companions over more th an
nulcs of sea in tw o hops, wc
unable to lift its w eight off
ground nt Albert Pork, w h e n
huge craft landed a t 2:20 P,
(Fiji Time) yesterday.
i
The- tanks of tho Southern
Captain Kingsford-Smith dc
will ho loaded with 950 gallons 1
gnr.olinu for the tako-off to
bane, Australia, 1795 miles'
Item. Tho weight of the plana w ill
be too n-.uch to nllow i r tOT cl
tiie-ground in tho short runw ay 4
Albert Park, tho flight command!
sold, adding th a t ho would p e r
sonally inspect several
und flats in the colony to diacover'
u stretch of ground where a tak * 3
off could bo made.
The four cuurageoua airmen- of
the
Southern Craes—-Caj
Kingsford-Smith, Captain
T. I*. Ulm, H arry • JV? Lyon
damns (Varner—will probAbly _
TALLAHASSEH, Fla!, June %
ATLANTIC CITY. N. .1 , .lime -V ••riling Ii.mIv of tin- t 'f'N(IN'S) Florida voters went to
(IN'S)- Declaring the ehvirh
Tmlaj tin* iiiilh-n *1 *nnioiitloitin- polls today In nomitiMe '.a light find fiower industry has •-•mtiniii-tl ilt Inur.iii'-* **f tin*
governor and eomplete state tlekllt, nothing to f*-.*r from an “ honest" contests And then* was every
foot *oiigressm.-ii. otiiUitih'il inquiry, It T. Sands 1f New \ ork )citron I** bellow Hull tin- Hoover
folio* woulil coition**- I >U>*« 'fol
Stall
i nator and Hi delegate eta City, president of I lie National Tin* opposition too tcn*d ithont
the Houston convent ion. Nomina Electric Light A -soci-i'i-rn, staled o w ry th in g it tui'l 01 tin I’l-irida
tion U equivalent to election in today the Industry wunts the ten t- a ltd loxt.
tin- Demoerntie prim ary, slnep Federal Trade Cninnds don's h i i t is doubt fol if -.illy |u< id* u
there i» no repuhlh mi opieiuitWn. vestlgftti.in to In- “ most 1 -airltlpg tlfl lOluihlncy ever came 1p
o
liiMile the nta'i*, (he rrmili^L |ji; am! cop -drle." lie inug'e Uu><"a #
1v a c a tio n «•;> more ef
un-ill 111 Tiis ithi'iinl uuiiresti In-roit lin en tly and otdituidiy
When the polls opened at U civ *h was mfinifeKt’ d in ihe out
oig.in
Whcr
,.jj-)n o'clock ibis iiioroing, v o t e r s i come of the five-cornered rneo for i-lil fifty firtl eoiivenlioil of the 1/cil limn thut of Htiovi r. A '.-*1r»Si■
in*: example of tin-* was fiirtiUlu-il
fnrnu-d long lines, extending for | goviruor. Outside tin- slut*-, pub ns.oM'iiitioii.
"\V,- have an abiding faith in the ill tin- In I ilay’.i sk*i iiii.-luou' I**-art, 4;) preeim ts in this county., tii-kins and others were unvioiis
nIU| t },0 official vote is 1xpoited to know whether the d'-h-gut -s integi ity and ahilitj *-f the Am foro Mu- national >iioimitti-i*. tin"
Tho runway in tho p ark U only
to take two days owing to second heted t th Hustns(Whlliislii.lliiai ern.iii public to d*-a! fairly with loll :*( 1i*ii *Zt li **f tin- nut mind runt•100 yards long and 75 yards wide*
choice ballots. The polls hern i leeted lo the Houston 1(invent ion our industry once II hits the re mil ton i* Itt'i niendiei-s. 'They sit
NEWARK, N. J., J unn 5 „ j This condition, it was pointed out,
the timo ilesignated as sundown . 1will Is favorable to Governor AI quisite inforniation f--r the w e r iik Judge mol jury over tln-ae #0
rise of intelligent 10-lion and I mid di'li'gal*' emit*-‘I
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j Smith.
'The fir-t 1INS) G rateful
because
a wliily suitable for a landing, rend
ers it difficult for a huge craft,
formulation
*u‘
moii
'I
judgem
ent,'
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The
Florida
delegations
to
lion
roil
coll
ill
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lo--*
il
2
1
1
o*id
«h»en
htlltiin.cut
liu.i
pul
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<-nd
to
thu
f l n t | | 1l . ,
nl
q jq -n
L O U B t y L d W | ) <11 J i l l toll will hi- composed of e i g h t he said.
tees, tiuit it*, oteoilo i.s not ri-pre- lit igntimi iii which they* were in- loutlcd with a fuel supply fo r a
"The high si unlaid of living m-iitcd by ptoxie.r. Within an Itntir volvud (nr month*, thu five New long-distance* flight, to lift itx^
‘ * delegates at large, with a half
vote each. The delegation will go attained in this country would a fte r tin- first rail cull, five of l*r**-> y.id.uoi paint victims to w eight from the ground.
without Hoover's manager.* had ohtuined day 1m m d thuir fncei toward tb**- _. Tho runway Is situated close to
iininxtnicti’d in accordance with a have been impossible
decision by the state executive electric service. Tin- men anil pi-oxic* and were sittin g 011 the 111nailed future th a t remains for tiie scashoru nnd is backed by
committee. It is linl hound by the women engaged in the imlii.itry jury t linl passed on lilt* claim* of them. They nix- to receive $10,000 groups of houses and nearby hills. ,
.
are deeply coitseioii-. of tlieir duty tin- Hoover delegate:! to nents )<> cash immediately, $2,000 for past At tho takeoff end, a shoreline
The curtain was rung down b - t unit rule.
road
ihrcada
its
way,
Immediately
'"l
as
puli'ir
servants,
and
are
con
tin- convention. Two of tlii-so were mein-al attention, a pension of
H erbert FcH.ul, of Ml. Augustine,
night on the 1928 political cam
paign with a rally in the City Hull, lender of tin* AI Smith adherent* scientiously striving to discharge pai*t employe* of tin* Hoover or ffinll uiimii'lly ami fr*-e luudieal lH.-yoiitl which t lie re is the oeeoc.’ .y.*|
Tho cheers of Fiji Island InhobguniKiilioii. 'That 1. a fair example tiL-atment fur tho rem ainder of
where several bundled Sanford in the state, announced that mast that duty."
Rants were still ringing in th* earn
Sands denied the public utilities ! of tin- alert 0*-:-- and the efficien tlieir live).
citizens gathered l" hear repre of the tk't candidates for delegate;,
“ I uni thankful l>* <*od for tl(ls of tho airm en. A crowd of 10,000 '
sentatives of tw:i candidates for were satisfactory to the New ) oik an- tilling i.cliuol t with wrongful cy of tin* Hoover organization.
compo«*d of
both
propaganda,
"
p
e
rn
1
ting
tinyouth
Catherine Fpectotors,
I lie motto >*eein:l lo ho “Over aw ard," said Mis*
governor, a candidate for United Governor. A few of the t uudidali-s,
Sc Iui oi*, our of tin* five. “ I went white peoplu nnd natives, zwarmod
S tates Senator and two speaker* however, have expressed them fill mind of the subject,” and sub look N'n Hits."
selves us linulleruhly iqipiccd to sidizing colleges and universities,
Tile opposition to Hoover i- to church Ihe first tiling .th is to the park yesterday to witness
fog the county commission
tiring them
as
mouthpiece <. adm ittedly rtrong, and a l tiie lug und prayed. The settlem ent the landing of the hnge si Wen
Cary D. Landis, Del.and a t Smith.
Tin- contests for governor nod “ Nothing could he fu rth er fr nil came tin**- 11 is ndiuitt<-tlly weak ' u a H u grant relief. If wo Imd winged plane. *
torney, spoke in behalf of Doyle
(Continued mi page I )
in orgnidza)loti. 'Tin* anti Hoover I 1.iiiglit thu cum* it would not have
(('onlitun-d on page *1 1
Carlton mid the Rev. Mux I 00k
foirt-K had the same opportunity heel! ended for years. *’
appeared for Fons llatliawny.
Asked wliol she planned to da
Senator Park Trammell, a candi’
to sceure tin sc proxies its did III*Hoover managers. Tin* fact that 1with the money, rh« replied: “ I
date to succeed himself, made a
they didn't 1 pet Imp* the bos) in- have not decided definitely yet.
hclutcd appearance here by wind
(Continued on page 1 }
Seme of it, however, will he spent
ing up his enmpalgn with a -IBno a pilgrimage to the shrino of
minute address ip Which lie briefly
St.Anne, in ljuohoc." Dcjplte tha
outlined his record and attacked
NEW PORT, R. L , Ju n e S.*
settlem ent, Mias Grace F ry er,
that of his opponent. Governor
(IN S )— Mr». Emily Davies Va
of
Orange,
N.
J.,
docs
not
intend
John W. Martin.
to give up her present Job in a derbilt today was granted a
The Rev. Major A- K. Ilarn rtt.
vorc* from William IL Vanda
Willi everything in reatlinctw for entertaining tt
Newark hunk.
Surusotu county citizen, made n
hilt, Th* div*jiv«* of the
Mrs. Faina llut.snmu, moat ser
speech on tilt* subject of " \\ by I
large crowd, Tin* Ucrnl'i i« prepared to furnisli tonight
couple was issued on the
iously
affected
by
Hie
poisoning,
Am Going To Vote For W nltcr
ibe most coniplute election nervico ever offered in
of
negloct to provide.
CHARLESTON
8
.
C.,
Juno
B—
said: “Thu first tiling th a t we
Hilliard." Adopting the antics of u
Seminole County. Complete reHttlls of Doth county
Thu
m atter of alim ony :
Willi
tin'
removal
uf
a
tndlut
h-dwill do with our money? T hat
clown und twisting himself in the
and slate races are o lie liasiied upon a large screen
gt-d ill 111* rlie.it, the Rev. W11- is uncertain. (Vo m ust w ait two tsk en up and will b* settle
m anner of an experienced contor
liunt A. Guerry, lilslmp of the weeks until the actual cash coinea. of co art by nfreem ent. In
which hns been placed on the Seminole County Dunk
tionist, the Rev. B arnett attaekeil
jioaition, Mrs. YanderbUt.
Episcopal Diocoitu of South C aro
with great fervor the n-cord of
building.
lina, seriously wounded by a min hut • iy husband and 1 have been th a t oho ro aside red $30,000,
Frank Evans, incumbent and can
Arrangements have been completed whereby I he
ister of tin* some denomination, invited out to dinner tonight and $40,000 a year
a
didate for re-election. The spcakei 1
Herald will cover the county by telephone, and in
was given an even Guinea for re I will bo half-carried to a home am ount for alimony. Via
of
sotno
intim
ate
friends,
where
whose upprurunre in this city had
covery today.
addition a Western Union special leased wire has been
waa awarded the custody of
proviously been proclaimed by a
Meanwhile fam-rnl plan t • were w* will dine."
three-year-old daughter Emily.
installed
lo
furnish
complete
results
on
state
races
in
circus culiope, d grinned,
smile
being made for his assailant, tin;
The divorce was granted in
every county in Florida.
Kev.‘ J. H. Woodward, C4J, retired President To Urge
glared, scowled, sneered, ranted,
record lime of six minutes, .
The local Odd Fellows lodge lias loaned I lie Her
who, after firing oncu u t the hiharped raved, snorted, growled,
consisted wholly in
Cigar Importation testimony
i,hop in the diocesan offices here,
und cavorted In Urn most accept
ald u stcroptician machine, which will be installed
reading of three depositions
turned thu pistol upon himself.
able style,
011 the second floor of this building.
Telegraph in
WASHINGTON. June 3.— (IN S) by Mrs- Vanderbilt, a mot
Whu 1 occured between the two
Mr. Evans took the platform and
struments will also be 011 this floor in order to faciliato
-President
CooUdge probably will her m other, Mrs. Em ily
prior
to
thu
attack
and
suit-id**
nailed the Insinuations and charg
Ihe
handling
of
the
returns.
The
results
will
bo
tubu
wna not known, hut it waa ap p ar urge in his ju xt message to Con and a third by Mrs. Bettyes of the Kcv.Majnr Battit-D us
ent
that they imd entered into a gress th a t a law in* enacted pro llupmun, a friend living in
lated
and
flashed
upon
the
screen
us
fust
as
they
“malicious u n tru th ”, hurled nt
th a t
*
discussion
of the retirem ent ago viding fo r the im portation th ro u g h . York.
X^rlc' All deposed
dcp<
tho last minuto In a “cowardly a t
are receiyed.
.
. ,
,
. ,
**
was set In
of ministers und finances.
the
parcel
post
of
Cuban
cigars
In
,
tem pt" to secure the election of
Tito Herald’s service will also be broadcast by sta
Miss H enrietta 1*. Jcrvey. the lots qf less than 3.000, it was In -' of $250,000 a year, was i t
Mr. Ballard. The speaker produced
tion WIIMH of tho Hof-Fnc flattery Company, arrange
bishop's private secretary, heard divided a t thu While House today. hi* allowances to his w ile.
telegram * to show th at B arnett
Urn two shots .from an adjoining
m ents for this having been completed tixluy.
Thu President urged such a law Vanderbilt doposed th a t
is a qualified voter in Sarasota
office.
She found both insn
day of th eir m arriage,
In
connocion
with
its
show
tonight.
The
Herald
county and rebuked B arnett and
sprawled on tho floor, Mr. Wood in Ida last annual message unJ 0 1923, in Grace Church, *
bus secured through the courtesv of City Manager
hill
wns
introduced,
but
never
Charles A. Sibley for precipitating
ward with a pistol in his hand.
until they separated
George H. Cairns und Chief bf Police Hoy G. Williams
a “campaign of slundcr and false
A check for $B0 made out to Mr. 4merged from tho lions* Ways given an nggeratoff
Woodward nnd signed hv the und Means Committee, because ot only $5400 and th a t
th e right to rope o ff 11 portion of Magnolin Avenue
hood”. ’
opposition on t)i« p a rt of Ameri
bishop was found on lh« floor.
und the use o f a number o f benches, which will be
$25,000 •a >
year
bar ov
• » '«of
* T
Mis* Jervey declared th a t when can cigar m akers, uvho d ta in fd
BUCK CTEEHM LHAVE PRISON
pluced in the street for thu comfort of those who wish
support of
Bishop Guerry retired to his p ri mull u 41I Importation® from Cuba (or
■j>
to see he results.
A
vate office whorv Mr. Woodward would ruin tho American c$gar her home.
OSM IN|NG,“ n 7"y ., June B.—
■'f-i
wo* w aiting, he turned L» her trade. Failure or Congrras id enThe Herald cordially invites citizens of Sanford
(IN S )—W earing suit* and hats
JACKSON M U -R
and asked her not to^ leave the u rt (his- law resulted, in Cuba ab
provided by the prison, Edward M.
and Seminole County to bo its guonts tonight^ Come
a d j o i n i n g room.
“ Tills' ntsn Is rogating th e parcel post conven- garage and machine
Fuller and W. Frank McGee,
early, get u scat ntyi enjoy yourself. The reurns are
crazy and th erc’a no tG Ilng w hut
t’h al cou'u t r y and tha cooetructed a t m
convicted bucketeers, left Sing
scheduled to begin coming in shortly after 8 o’clock.
he'll do", she quoted Bishop
state* .
Bre#d
Sing prison today a fte r serving
Guorry as saying.
exactly one year.
Victims Of Radium
Poison Get
(Jet C1
Claims
a ims
Settled ByCompany
Su
of l“ ' *lr
Comes To End With
Rally L a s t N i g h t
Election Returns Will Be
Given By Herald Tonight
Wife Of Vanderl
Gets Divorce Upt
Non-Support P it
Bishop,WoundedBy
Minister Who Kills
Self, Is Recovering
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TO RUTH B. OWEN
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Carlton
fllA ^ {
»H^0fi7;
»nn a ll,. _ . . ^ .
the United S tates senatorial con
test, Senator Tramm ell spent only
I2.&I.7 compared with M artin's
$11,104.
Taking Editorial Stand But
, •
For Second Time In Ita Hta- Titusville—W
n rjt^ e ars comple
. lory For A Candidate, Citi tion on erection of ni-w high
zen Backa Bryan’aDauRhtcr sihool building here.
KEY W EST. Ju n e 2,— (Special)
lak elan d — Kemplan*'
Holding
. —Taking an editorial stand for a
Co.,
Lakeland,
with
c
rp
ita liu t'
candidate for bu t the second time
tion of $60,000 chartered.
in ita history, the Key W eat C it
• izen yesterday endorsed the can
didacy of R uth Bryan Owen, can
didate for Compress. a n l urged
^M onroe Coupty 't o givp her the
larg est m ajority,proportionately of
any county in the
F ourth Con
gressional D istrict.
The C itizen's edltorinl followe a
m eeting here Thursday night in
which Mrs. Owen was greeted by
the largest political gathering ir
the history of the county.
*'lt is hard to conceive of any
open minded person having heard
Ruth flryan Owen’s address here
la st night w ithout being impressed
w ith her em inent fitness to re p
resent this d istrict in Congress,’
The Citizen's
editorial says:
“ She is posjyssed of ns pleasing
personality as can well be im ag
ined. As a speaker her superior
has never been heard in this city.
The grttsp s)ie displays of world
n ffairs is phenonilRal. The general
im pression she m akes upon all
with, whom she minus in contort
is irrcsistnhle.
In view of these facts the Clli
zen feels th a t it would be remiss
in i t s ‘duty ns u publie servant if
it failed to urge her eiectlrjjr in the
Ttsm ting priT nn ry rit .ls BWaaTTiHidt
only by nn 'in te rra t-irt the Fourth
D lstriet but of nil Florida ns well.
It would lie n fine tribute if Mon
roe County should give her a big
g er com parative m ajority than any
county.
6?
p|y to a rh arg e of tno many raa.-a ! tim es." The speaker said he
1 Want
being nolle pressed in his court led the "job for the money th a t
th a t "1 have tried to be a p ro s e -I is in it,' and.iieclared i h a t as muncuting attorney and not a perse- j icipnl judge he had passed judgru tin g attorney." Quoting from a . im nt in 7,740 cases, lie denied th at
irnntlm u..i fmm Pace 1)
form letter, which he said had been he was “too young for the office"
was running for sheriff on his j sent out to the voters by his o p -J and declared he was running “on
my mown
erits not
andonnot
the de
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, as
nitni.ni
Mr Mr.
I.ronartlv
said said
the iny
eritsmand
theondoLeonardy
theown
record. as a business
man. .and
a ponent.
m erits of my opponent."
final
paragraph
shows
th
a
t
“
Mr.
citizen. If elected he declared “ I
In beginnig his talk, T. W.
will give you real service in the White adm its he is n o t ' qualified
Lawton, county school head and a
for
the
office,'
sheriff's office."
for -re-election,
As W.
Ar
n . K.
r,. W
" mhits
w began
^l> «« to speak Icandidate
- ....... ..... .....
----■ denied
John G. Ijeonnrdy. county p ro s
a
voice
in
the
audience
asked,
"
if
th
at
i^ligious
favoritism
had beer,
ecuting attorney seeking re-elect
ion, charged th s t his opponent hail you are elected w hat will you d a i shown in the selection of teachers,
never appeared in but one crim i about the slot machines.” Thv He fu rth er denied n report, which
nal case in Seminole county courts. speaker replied with "I will carry he said had been made to the cf-
C atla | ^
^
^
i\£ ,C * „ ^ „
. he wuyld n i l
tW sk t « i H lh g t “havJ
nllighed themselves with the op
position," and declared also it
would be a pleasure to recommem
his opponent for rrappointm ent K
the high school faculty. The speak
er reviewed the work of the pregm t adm inistration and cnlleii a t
tention to the progress th a t had
been made.
Mrs. May Belle Maxwell said th.school sy steto '“could h r tm prrrm f"
and exprejsed the belief th a t the
county should own Its own school
busses so th at the “white children
wouldn’t hnve to ride in the sanx
busses th at are used to transport
m uttu.children and haul fertllixci;.’
The speaker decried the "tendenav
to pass pupils from the eighth
grade to the high school" n n d ,d e
clared th a t such policy had- ser
iously impaired the efficiency ol
the high schools.
.
!n conclusion, Mrs. Maxwell sailth at although she had m any fricnih'
in Oviedo she conceded th a t “ 5fr
latwtnn , would ca rry his horn*
town” and this, she snid, was a ’J
righ t,—*ff r carry my home town.'
J. R. Lyl?s, M. M. Lord, R. W
Penrm an, l- P. Hagun, and C. W
Kntzm lnger spoke in behalf thcii
candidacies for state legislature,
and S enator J , J . P arrish and Phil
H u b e rts w en- sn e a k ,,. , ^ a
from
4)
K C arson , A t t a c k s
Fons Hathaway
ForCorrupt/ion
(Continued from page 1.)
was signed to pay to blm, or to
L ainhait end Potter, of West
Palm Reach, a commission on the
rock, and th a t if th at contrailwas signed the rock would be ac
cepted. I do no tlravc to comment
on lire significance of signing up
seven weeks a fte r the contract of
sale was signed u*contract to |>a>
commissions.
“ I have here, arid i snow you. a
plioti.static ropy of a coniruil
dated Dec. 27, li»27,
between
Itrjar Hill Q uarries
by (». M.
Hopkins, and l.ainhart and Potter,
by Kills Altm an, under the term s,
e f ivh't'h a commission for the sale
of the rock was to lie pnid to
L-jlnnait and
potter, a.though
tin y had n .thing to do with its
sale. Tiiis co n trail, you sic, was
dated I lie. 27, and here is a phu
tostntic copy of nn original tele
gram dateil Her. 2s, at t:fitl p. III.,
from .1. I., t'rennp to Kills Altman,
ut West Palm Flench. C i t s up is
the chief engineer of the state
rend departm ent, end is tin- name
Cresap, wiio as Doyle lias proved,
built, with state money, a road I
through his own land.
Changed Specifics lions
“This- telegram from Crura p to
Altninn shows llint the day lifter
this contract was signed the di
vision engineer, Cassia, evidently ,
acting on instructions from Cresap decided to apply (ljus specifi
cations to Briar Hill ro.’k, th ere
by in nipt mg the same lock that
lie Ill'll previously rejei led. It a (i
width was to be rejected la-fore
the payment of graft wan arranged
for W'us now to nrrehtod.
"Incidentally, this iiiccptiiiiciproves that the sliipment of all
of the rock winch had pievimisly
l.een made from Million count\
down to a purl of the stale which
is made out of t<ck was wholly
tinni'cesHury of giuft
lion.”
A S P I R A N T S TO
STATE OFFICES
CLOSE D R I V E S
(Continued from page 1.)
tion if ulccu-d. Hu attacked tiu- op
eration of tho rond departm ent tin
* dor Huhawuy,
charging it win
"overrun with extrivaguneo anil
g r a f t .'
Tito rnnilidary of Senator Tuy^
l*»r ROM been uminual in that lie
ban rumpuigned independently of
Jhe o th fr mop, noitiior charging
p o r being churged with unfitnen*.
|f:‘ ’
Xnr office. Hie friends predict lie
J
will poll a much larg er vote than
■K,
\ t indicated now,
’
Jam en M. Carenn of Miami who
‘
entered the ruce making bitter uttack*' against Catte line Intel)
■ hifud hie ( ampeign against Hath
aw ay, making subatanliully the
runic charges ns Carlton. Carson
dcclaryil he. favors u more ecanom
irgl form of government.
Com ptroller E rnest Amos will
proltaldy he reelected as will com
m issioner of A griculture Nathan
Mayo. Amos Is being opposed by
Emory M artin of Willlstnn anil
J . B. S tew art of F ernm ilina. Will
Sparkman who claims he is ji "real
a dirt fa e r ie '1'o^jgisaii'Mayu, 1
• ' ! f I A fvordbg to staionivnt* fiftjd by I 1
g?;. ’
In offering myself for re-election
for the office of state senator
The support given me by the
upon the record made in the leg-
voters of this District in the past
islature during the years in which
js greatiy appreciated and I prom-
I have served the people of this
lge jf a)|owe(J t0 serve you again.
section. My
record is open and I
a
to continue to work for the best
will welcome an inspection of it
interest of the entire District. My
upon all important matters and
nomination for the Presidency of
particularly those with reference
t|lc 1929 Senate is a high honor to
to roads, reduction of state taxos,
this District and to me.
conservation of natural resources
J. J. PARRISH
institutions.
Candidate For State Senator
From 37th Senatorial District
Your Vote at the June 5th prim
(Paid Political
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and rural schools as well as slate
, % * ( s r ± # r s u s ‘i
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from this District, I am doing so
Advertisement)
j
Candidates for cnnlt^J
d istrict four who »-,r,
1
eluded Leslie Bryan, ft. f .
U u is T ate and F.. KinU,".
C haffer, M. W. Lov*|| ^
Herndon spoke for the
justice of peace. D, B. wj
snot lu r nanihsUeepTrax
a m essage front him w»,.
Candidates who did notj
opportunity to
sp„k
‘.hose fo r clerk of court g
judge, ta x assessor
-oir.nilssioners.
�THE SANFORD HERALD. SANFORD, FLORIDA, MONDAY, JUNE 4, 192#
— C nblU hrtl e . r r r
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XmuJn,
Ill
, C n l tr i d
n ttrrn o n n n r r i i l
Hi Xnntortl, I'lu rli h i.
M ffan u lla A v n n r ,
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I£S} STRAIGHT
Mr. Byrd And The Chamber Of Commerce
f' *Fhe Sanford Herald
NM'duC
i'I a u
t/O rtolifr ST, miff, at I hr
. , ffl ffnarortl, I'lcirlda. t i l r r
i
ee«. nf March a, ItWT,
,
extends
'
its heartiest
congratulations
R t i c m y v m r r g k tr
to
S. S. IROQUOIS
u u ttlc r
Four r »noifcct deck,
joo people. GUit-encJoitJ
rnucesides end brjad opn
T*4 Room. Sun ?Libr.
Lounge*. Perfect Dioic| lent*.
UbrwrU* m l rXifl, iUJU
a r t at
leittr local factionalism. Under his able leadership the Chamber
o f Commerce should continue to grow and be of greater servk j u i i .i : K . J
■
—- Iice to the contmunity.
»i ii-cnimiix iu t m «7.o<*[
During the punt. year, umier tin* mnnni'i.ment of S. D.
l*M«- Vr»r
..............
. ...
Mi lliu lh i
Jf‘JU|Shinholser
aiid Secretary Trotter, the Chamber of ComTlir*'i' Month* ... . ................
#o.tn|mcrce has been severely handicapped by a serious lack of
Il« • nrtlcr |ii-r W irk
funds in the Chamber treasury; by depressing business con
TJ*r Iletald, *•*nfiird'* iilimrrr «rn«- ditions throughout tin* city generally, and by other unfor
*nl.»rrlli«*« In tin Itilrrnall.nutl > m » S r n lir , r n tltliijr Irtint tunate incidences over which it had no control and which
ihla «ii|i#rlor
non* iir.tmilinllon
m rn t) f hoiionm! >»nnl« tin Ilf rn irr - little served to aid it in its work of unifying nnd expanding
..Imit hII th f IritOiiiit n r n l« ol thr the cityY commercial life.
a n i l r r Morin. T h r I. V. *t. I* r * .prrlally efflrl.n t In I'lorltla mid II'*
Despite these obstacles the trade body deserves credit
wiunnrr ol hutulllnic kthtr nen* I*
Mllkutil rqiia!.
i for having beep largely instrumental in bringing to Sanford
(within the past lew months one of the strong financial in
Thr IkrNlil i• i» ••letubf’r gl ihr
Audi! Jluirtsif uf ('lrt*iili«!l(»ii%. itii stitutions of which we now boast. In connection with this
’ Inirrnnilmml Aranrlnllon «•! I’tili- event it also deserves commendation for giving the largest
lUhrra. Aiher«l»u|«» aihJ \dirriltM
In* itjrnf*. «t hi«'li rrijnfre ffleh Chamber of Commerce dinner which has ever been held in
fnltlU hn t iv hiIirr lo Niihmlt to •
the state of Florida. The Chamber hns also been active in
ihtrtouuh nmllt
of
!!«(• In v n lrr to \rrlf> nb*ol«t«ly
O O V L t Jl
j til rlnlniR of rlmilMliun, n« writ *■ promoting good will tours and in entertaining the many vis
liiinml Ii UnIik-** rue lit ml«.
itors who frequently come to our city.
j t e it o H s a
No less noteworthy, wan the successful effort of the
CECORO
Chamber of Commerce in securing federal aid for the St.
Johns
River.
It
was
impossible
to
gain
any
appropriation
ill DLL VERSE FOR TODAY
from the government for deepening the river, but some six
ty-three thouBami dollars ami ten thousand dollars annually
for maintainance, was secured for the purpose of straight
ening curves, largely through the efforts of the Chamber
oi Commerce.
In our opinion the m ost remarkable achievement of JJiis
organization has been its ability to keep going in spite of
insufficient funds. By the most rigid practice of economy,
operating expenses have been cut forty per cent during Mr.
Shinholser’s presidency. Although the City has cut the
Chamber from its budget, and the trade body’s odly source
of ijicome at present is from
fees, it has not
only*successfully cnet its oponffing expenses, owing now the
amall sum of only four hundred dollnrs, but it has also retired
some two thousand dollars of past indebtedness. This, we
believed, in the light of business conditions, most praise
worthy.
As the new year begins, nnd Mr. Byrd takes up the
reins from his predecessor, we solicit for the new president
THR WORLD’S CRKED OF TOLERANCE
nnd the new members of the board tin* fullest co-operation
ST. I'KTEKSBUINJ INDEPENDENT
from the merchants of the city and from all the people with
whom the Chamber deals, and we pledge our heartiest sup
A new spaper funis it extrem ely
port to every worthwhile movement-it may see fit to under- (liftii'ull t.i | iI<':im‘ everybody, umf g reat newspaper. To this creed all
offpeeintly mu if th r new spaper is courageous nnd honest newspapers
lake.
iio i .i . a m i
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From tin* linn* wlirn itutomobilos were looked upon as
devilish contrivances and foolhardy means of transportation,
until Du* present, when they have become something es
sential in the lives of most people, there has prevailed n gen
eral impression that to drive a car fast is to drive recklessly,
This impression, which was evidenced in other days by a
■Of
lily-nf-the-valley,
steeping
most bitter condemnation of the speeder, lias, we must admit
spring
taken on a more lenient aspect in recent years.
In an im perishable memory.
I shall not leave you, love, for
Evidences of this change in the attitude of the jiubli
,j
everything,
oil what is a safe and fair speed is shown 1>.v the laws which
Small, d istan t and detached a s 1have been passed in some states and municipalities. Tin
it m ay be,
fights waged by various organizations, the Florida Stati
Will hold a thought, a gesture or
Chamber of Commerce in particular, to obtain a sensibl1
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Of me, forever watching in your speed law, have not been without stern opposition however,
where it has been contended that an incroase in the speed
heart 1
limit would result in an avalanche of fatalities that would
• Doggoned If we wouldn't rath er make the Somme Drive seem insignificant.
be running for office than flying
Statistics recently have revealed that although Florida
fo r A ustralia.
has adopted the 45 mile speed limit on state roads the mini
So fa r as we have been able to
•find out, there have been no casual shown a decline over 1926, when the 25 mile law was in
ties up to the
hour of going to vogue. Jacksonville which has the highest speed lim it ol
any other city in Florida reported the smallest number o;
press.
deaths in proportion to traffic.
fearless urn I nK'fressive in tlic interest m of the publie nml believes
in givitiK a Miiunre deal nil nrouml.
Yhu New York World, for exam
ine, believes in Riving both friend
nrwl foe a chance to he heard and
an pquitlfy fair deal if they,get into
the now.] o rth o day,w hether ns ac
cused or accusing. Recent editorial
sin nils taken by the
subscribe.
Orehutvu C n o n i
De Luxe ■erommoditionj enr**^
parlor, dorping room tod btifc;m .
room* with double or twin bekuj
prim e both. Stttctootai with a
without p rim e ltm o rj
Electric ftm io *11 ititerooM.
Forced Tcmilttioa througbow.
t\3H0UR SERVICEto
IRECT non-stop sailings. No loss of time
from business. New S. S. IROOUOIS leaves
Jacksonville every Saturday at 3 P. M. and after
only two nights out arrives New York Monday
morning. F a ittJ t jftatn tr tim i t f t r m aJt itlw tin thru ftrtt,
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D r o u g h t duff
u: indentions
and unfav
orable upon it<, bend. In n ‘X|Sjnxt> to
the -commumt'Ht'.ni..- thr Wnrhl
published its "creed of tolerance,"
which follows;
Thu World luki'j in* tellers from
mybmly. It tries to conic us itcur
doing what it believes is the right
riling ns human frailty will permit.
We are not infallible and we are
not more virtuous than others. We
try lo keep our minds open even
after we have declared our posi
tion. We try to have courage to
change our position when we think
the facts call to/ a c'.iungc of port
ion We attack specific injustices,
ipecific wrongs, w hether they ure
T o n cor Cm acre of
hm%a$ service from
m ny P tm -A m d e a le r*
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North Carolina has adopted
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speed is the cause of dangers in motoring, but to those who
A fter all, a 8 the Ocala S ta r augguits, way worry about politic*. have seen the results of dozing motorists creeping along the
Tho mui un l hblne tomorrow no highways blocking traffic, they are not unexpected.
We have been for a long time under the impression that
jn allo t' who is elected.
the driver of a car going 60 miles an hour is far less likely
Lindbergh ha* got a swelled to go to sleep than the one ambling along at snail pace view
he’B not so different from ing the landscape. Alertness and the ability to handle a
people. Most anybody would
what he’s been through.
’ There isn’t much to worry about
pow except the Democratic and Re
publican
conventions and there
isn 't anything any of us can do
about t h a t .'
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HEAVEN, HELL AND REPORTERS
C O L U M H U S E N Q U IR E R -S U N
Pekin is evacuated and Chang
Dean W aller Williams of the
(Tso Lin withdraws before the onrushing Nationalists.
There is (Jnlvcrsity of Missouri school of
som ething in the name National journalism has coined a new motto
ists which inspires victory.
for newspapers. At present, he said
speaking to the annual session of
One candidate who, wc believe,
will surprise u lot of voter* is Sen- the National Editorial Association
a to r Taylor. This caadidatc has the aim of the city editor seems to
been g athering’gatrength continu be to “find out where hell is going
ously and if he'iuid had a little bit to break loose nnu have a reporter
longer to go, he m ight have been there". For th at aim Dean W il
elected.
liams would substitute this motto
and make it the motto of the
' The Am arillo editor seems tc newspaper’s entire staff.
have put his foot in it when he at"Find out where heaven may be
tocked Lindbergh. Wc will argu. promoted on earth and have edlall day th at the new spaperm an had .ors and reporters there to help
every rig h t to his personal opinion promote it."
and also the right to express it in
Like the aim* which Dean W il
hi* paper, but wo certainly do not liams credits to city editors, his
a g ree with him.
motto iM catchy and striking. But
not nil aphorism s are sound. His
/ Mrs. Lilliendahl, who ha* been could Ih* criliciieil in several ways.
convicted of m urdering h e r hus One might, fur example, in more or
band, complains th a t she has no lean levitous vein, point out that
.fund* w ith which to appeal her hell is usually more exciting and
c a se . She waa very foolish to com interesting than heaven—a t least,
m it m urder u ntil she had taken to the m ajority of newspaper read*
ih # precaution of arran g in g for jra—and th at la why reporters
E f f ic ie n t fund* to see h er through are more frequently on duty in the
vicinity of hell.
One o f the longest wars on recBut the basic objection to Dean
rd is Dial between the students of Williams' motto is its assum ption
ale university and the New Ha* th at the business of the reporter is
*n police. The com m encrnien’ to help promote heaven. Whose
soaon drive b now under way am. heaven? W hat type of heaven?
weral Yale men were jailed and The heaven of the Fundam entalists
(r a n i cope are suffering from dwelling in the remote fastness of
bek eyes, loose teeth and atone T enntisce ? Or the setento-ordered
id club bruise*. Hold ’em, Yale 1 heaven of an H. G. Wells ? Or the
Wt» Petersburg Independent.
lea* practical, l e u m arshalled end
card-indexed heaven which in some
reckless
moment we ourselves
m ight seek to prom ote? To ask the
questions is to answ er them. It is
the business of the reporter to pnomoto nobody's heaven; it is his
business to get the news.
To this extent wo do agree with
Dean Williams
Editorial w riters
uro a t liberty to promote any p a r
ticular variety of heaven—or hell
— they may fancy so long as it
docs not conflict w ith tho C onsti
tution and the sacred Eighteenth
Amendment. W hether th ey pro
mote wisely, or not wicely but too
well, their readers will decide. But
news, as they say in A tlanta, is
som ething else. News, {* tho p a rti
cular business and raison d'etre of
the city editor w ith hia staff, who
proves hi* fitness for hi* job by
foreseeing where hell—or heaven—
is going to break loose and sending
an adequate number of reporter* to
cover It. Aud if the rep o rter fall*
to describe w hat he see* accurately
bias, without distortion,
without LiaB,
then "hell breaks loose" in tho city
room.
A fter all, w hat Dean Williams
mount to *ay, wo suppose, is th at
most city editors place a g re ater
faith in the im portance of spec
tacu lar events—a m urder or a
divorce or a robbery—than in the
news value of ideas—fo r example,
an Idea incorporating a new m ot
to fo r city editpra. In that, w i
sgree with the dean and are i t
odds with the city editors. Many
peoplo are a t bottom more in ter
ested in news of ideas than in
crime or scandalous court proceed
ings. Their numbers arc increas
ing, nnd it in to them —w ith
out seeking to promote anyone’s
heaven—th at the city editor and
tho reporter must increasingly en
ter.
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motor oil holds
why it is safe in any motor.
its body under punish
Fill up, today, at the first
ment that soon breaks down
P an-A m station you see.
less hardy kinds* That is be
Every dealer has a scientifi
cause It is refined from par-
cally prepared chart showing
affinrbase crudes which pro
just the right grade o f this sa ft
motor oil to protect your car.
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“Germ an to ‘Shoot’ him ielf into the 45 mile limit and the result has been an immediate de
Sky in Rocket Plane"—headline. crease in accidents.
Why not ju»t "shoot him self" and
These amazing facts may come ns a surprise to those who
be done with It.
are advocating slower driving and who have insisted that
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Social Calendar
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-TUESDAY
M is s jy a J ra , Zachary will enters
Ipin at bridge a t 3:30 o'clock vijt
Hotel F o rre st Lnke, honoring M rf.
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Linton E. Allen.
bftkL TSHtid^RTUlN* will entertain
the
t 'lalKata
Ilrid ip O E h flUifloO tfd o c a 3 t M r
anagerg of the Worn
will m eet a t 3:30 o'clock at the
home of Mrs. J, D. Parker, 112
Myrtle Avenue.
Mrs. Jam es P. Ridge will en ter
tain the members o f the Duplicate
Bridge Lupchoon Club a t i o'clock
nt her home on Magnolia Avenue.
Luncheon for members only,
of tho Woman’s Club a t one o'
clock a t the club house. Phone
Mrs. J . C. Ellsworth, Mrs. W.
L. Henley or .Mrs, George Paxton
for reservations.
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Nellje T urner Circle of the.First
Baptist-Church will meet with
Mrs. Jam es Fields,- TOG West
Third S treet at 3:30 o’clock.
THURSDAY
T. E(. L. Clnss of the First IJap
tist Ch'urcij will go on a uilcnlc
nt Evdnsdnle. All memheHc arc
Mrs. R. H.Fairclothls
Honored With Party
Mrs. Orien Stenstrnm was hos
tess Friday evsning at n most de
lightful farewell party at her
bynyi in Magnolia Heights, honor
ing Mr*.1It. H. FatrcUith,'who left
Jlutyrdny to make Her home at
Gainesville. j f\
The vopmsi of;,,this atlpw tive
home were bright with wj abun
dance bf nsto'rs, gladioli dnd pther
Spring flowers, arcentunting the
'colors of pink,w hite and green.
■'.The evening hours wore quickly
spent with a number of games
and e'ever contests f V ' which
prizes were given. Mrs- S.—W.
Beale won n dainty handkerchief
in the nut contest, while Miss Ruby
W aits received the booby. In the
comic contest the first prize went
to Mrs. E. S. Hockey while Mfs*
A. C. MuLeuii^u :»as given the
booby Thy guest of honor whs
given a surprise shower, receiving
a basket full „r all kinds of lovely
gifts
At the conclusion of the games,
.tjiejhostcss assisted by Mrs. H. if.
N’ewmrW.'Jbiiz|| j^tuby Waits and
Mrs. C. If- 'Hwapp served refresh
ments of pink and white brick ice
cream nml individual angel food
cakes frosted in white. About 20
guests enjoyed the evening.
As a fitting close to a very ac
tive year's work was a picnic given
Monday afternoon at He Leon
Springs, by the members of the
Pipe Organ Club of the First
Methodist Church and the Daugh
ters of Wesley Class of the .Metho
dist Church.
Tile party met at the Baptist
Church at 2: 30 o'clock motoring
to the springs in a body, where
the afternoon was soon spent with
swimming and other w ater sports
as well as games. At six o'clock a
bounteous picnic supper was serv
ed. The party .returned home by
moonlight. About 25 were ill a t
The regular business meeting ol tendance.
the Women's Guild of Holy CiorMrs. Mary Strong left Friday
IEpiscopal Church was held monmorning for Fort Myers where
day
afternoon at the Parish she will join her daughter Miss
11loose. In the absence of the pres Winifred Strong. They will spend
ident, Mrs. W, E. Watson, the the week end at Tampa before
mooting wna presided over by the returning home. Mrs. Srtong was
vie#-president, Mrs. A. P, Con accompanied to F ort IIy e n by
nelly. Routine business was car Mrs. Deane Turner who lias boon
ried out «t which time many g ra visiting here with her sister Mrs.
tifying reports were read by the
chairmen ami officers.
Plans were perfeeted for tlisupper Friday evening for the
1’ninn m eeting of all men’s church
i lulls of the ally, which will bo
served promptly at seven o’ch ck.
at the Parish {louse,
i Most interesting reports were
[given by Mrs. U. F. W hilner and
[Mrs. Amelia , Noble, from the
A Ic
bieighborhond meetings recently
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kun Som inary-at Washington, D. C.
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k ill arrive here Saturday a fte r
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moan to be the house guest of Miss
[dive Newman ut her home in
Dtuse CourtMiss Francos Ewing of Passakri'lo will arrive here Tuesday to
pe the house guest of Miss Olivo
pv’ewman a t her homo in Rose
Miurt,
rsona
S. A- Stapleton Sr. and Miss
Carolyn Stnplcton have returned
to their home at Dothan, Ala.,
afte r a visit here w ith Mr. and
Mrs. S. A. Stapleton J r.
John Rchirnrd, George Smith,
111 George Wilson, John Wilson, Iae
Berner and Jam es undi J r. are
nmong tho University of FlorUln
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Meisch nnd students returning home this week
family are spending, u month ut
Daytona Beach.
Algernen Speer and A rthur
Znckary Jr., a i t expected to re
Mrs. Elsie Walsh returned home turn home Tucxdny from Lclngton,
Saturday from Cuba where she Vn., where thoyt have been atten d
spent a fortnighting Washington 'and Lee Univcrsi-
Garden Club meeting
o’clock at the Yacht Club.
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Architect
f.'tirca Chill* and Fever, Interm it
tent, Rem ittent and Bilious Fever
due to M alaria.
Gretdien, the piteous story of a
girl who poisoned her father—
and then, at her trial, steadfastly
refused to imer a word in 1kt
own ^lefciise, preferring punish
ment rather titan describe the
terrible d e ta ils o f the souldesrroving life he had forced
upon her.
You read of her conviction and
iqcirccration. There, apparently,
the story ended. But really it was
only the beginning of one of rise
1 most amazing human dramas
ever enacted.
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Iti prison Grctchcn performed
her duties in utter silence; noth
ing interested her; she kept comn outcast
a patricide.
B' 'yedtoforhlifea seaslfr-a
Then Mary Howard, instructor in
an exclusive girl's scminair, came to
■each in the prison. Her heart went
out to the little »oill-frozen daughter
of the slums. Site « s lind to bet,
encouraged her, tried to ^ * ’ie bet
* l W l£ - c j m w £W(
Mf. and Mrs. Boston Steele
and son Bert have returned from
Wake Forest, N. C. where t/they
attended tho graduation of their
son Ben Steele, who received n
B. A. degree.
Dnytonn Beach. They were
accompanied by Mrs.
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A CORRECTION
Mrs.. P. Paul, Mrs. Mary Mack,
Miss Kathcryn Hannon,
Miss
M argaret Berner and Miss Ann
Mrs. George Rickard Hartley Bnnnon of Haines Cily motored
nod small daughter left Saturday to S t Augustine Sunday where
for their home a t Columbus, S. C., they spent the day.
nfter a pleasant v isit here with
her parents Mr. and Mrs- B. T.
Mr*. M. H* Mabry and son H arHouser.
ton arc expected to arirve Tues
day front Lexington, Vn., where
Ernest Krupp returned home H artun has been attending W ash
Monday from Richmond, Vn., ington Lee University!
where he nttended a convention of
the B. L. E. Ho also spent a few
Mr- nnd Mrs. John W, Mclseh
days in New York with his dnugh-!
Jr., leave today in their car for
ter Miss M argaret Krupp.
Anderson, S. C., P ittsb u rg , Pa.,
Mr. and Mrs. Joel S. Fields W ashington D. C- and other points
nnd guest* Mr. nnd Mrs. 11. L, where they will spend several
Wingnrd spent tho day Sunday at weeks.
The Herald's atention hn* been
railed by J . N. Robson to an
erro r appearing In a sto ry In
Inst S aturday’s issues. In a story
of tho annual commencement ex
ercises, Tho Herald stated th at
Mis» Pearle Robson received a
prize of $5 for the best essay
Ameircan history and Miss Lilli
an Thornlcy was given $15 for the
best patriotic essay. The Herald
gave correctly the award of Miss
Thornlcy but the prize received
by Miss Robson was for the best
term mnrk in American history.
Both awards wero given by tho
D aughters of Am erican, Revolu
tion.
Thera will be a short
meeting of Seminoje Chapter
E. S. no. 2, Thursday evening
seven^o’clock sharp a t the II
ronie Temple; The chapter la I
vited to be the guests of tbs J
oncer Chapter a t Winter Park
Thursday evening, so the busim
m eeting is called at a*, earl
than usual. AU members I
naked to be present and to ‘
prom pt.
Mr. and Mrs. N. F. Lraette «u
Miss Olivo Lezette leavo Tucwla;
for points in New York. New Jei
scy and Canada, stopping o v er I
W ashington, D. C-, cn route boro
They plan to bo away about fh
weeks.
Mr. nnd Mrs. R. II Faireloth
left Saturday for
GainesviMe
Where they will make their homeSanford Garden
Club's June
flower show beginning nt 3 o'clock.
Admission free. Public cordially
invited.
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Mr. and Mrs. II. J. Peinbertnn
and children of Sebring spent the
week-end hero as the guests of
Hr H. Chappell.
Hear the election returns and see the show, at
the same time . . : v>?X ^
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George K. Arthur and Karl Dane in “Circus
Rookies” added Milane Review and “Rugs My
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Miss
M artha F itts mturneiT
“ afternoon
fn n i
■Staunton, Vn. where she has been
attending S tuart llal.
SPECIAL TWO - DA Y SALE OF
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Scruggs
returned home Monday from Belle
Glade where they have been spend
ing several months,
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Mrs. R. M. Ogilvic and daugh
ter Jane Savacool of Tampa are
visiting here as the guests of
her sister Mrs. It. Turner Houser.
Miss Anna Clark, who graduat
ed this year from Georgia State
Colleg for Women nt MlllcrgeviHo.
G a , is expected to arrive home
Tuesday.
Mis. W aller Morgi
home Monday evening
Fonville where
she
visiting her parents ?
J. K. Mettingcr.
Mr. and Mrs. II. L. Wingnrd
Agustu, Ga. are visiting in Sa
ford as the guests-of Mr. a
Mrs. Joel Fields at their hoi
on West F irst Street.
Mr. and Mrs. It, F. Cupp
and Miss Bessie*Boyce left Ttie
day for pointd, in Virginia u
North Carolina where they w
spend several Weeks.
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line models and two piece effects are included in this
most welcome dress event. The offering em braces a
wide range of sizes and pleasing styles. Both lig h t^ n d
dark shades are obtainable. These frocks are ideal for
th a t sum m er tr ip you’ve been planning—tak e advantnge of Uie special price now!
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Priced A t $ 16-75
Now —
ConWrtrJ, an omic. m, marlcJ for life u til
the bruiiJ of patrfeicU.
you recall reading
PERHAPS
in the newspapers the case of
First Nal'1 Bank Bldg,
Sanford, Fla.
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Herbert Messer left Saturday
for Sisterville, West Vn. where
ho will spend some time.
W ednesday &
The Amazing ‘True Story
of a Girl Patricide—
Elton J. Moughto
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Albert Connelly leaves Tbursday evening for Princeton, Yale
nml Exeter where he will attend
the commencement cxerciacs of
these schools, *
Morning
At first G rcttlicn feared and
distrusted her. Later she thawed
a little. Then one night, in the
seclusion of Miss Howard's loom,
the dun of her emotions burst and.
her body wricked with sobs, she told
for the fust lime the dicsJf'ui story
which, lud she told it to the juiy,
would piobsbly hire resulted.in her
acauiiisl.
Her story in July True Story Mag
azine. is a complete accounr of the
events leading up to Grccchcn't dread
ful crime, her irizl, imruisoftment,
eventual pitolcsnd the glorious suc
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years aviators have , test pilots.
l" the outside loop,
H" W«* **ic firyt n,,vy l'i,ul
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well that like other
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s would take* its toll iterting pylen and the course tilli
iiueeis,
jtinli of only a few hundred feet.
Ilium*. T. S. N., was
anctim v when he was making '
ii*t to nerompiitdl this In* famous dive, necessary to guin i
resting story was ru* 't h e iiiniendous speed, he pulled j
ly I . cent nil Florida I 1 1 on the stirk ill the usual time
ng ii visit with .Itiilg.-J f* levelling off for the official
. U. Wright of Sim- i' ii e. when tl).* plane, duo to the
j t pwerful fmward force, failed to
toren.ost racing pi- ,u :u ti*'n- Th.v crash wms ineyituiiw was one of tho l,!< !" " 1 Lieiit.-mi’it Williams Inter
>w few- uvilitor., to
,hiU be believed it was all |
make an outside loop. " v‘ r' fou
btl.-r. howeats avia I -rs, who *v" r - " •*. u ol.lv a short distune,
{dated this stunt have fru p . nbuve the ground and .It*
other
expel intent-. « !
tbv phttit* lev.-lt.-d off at id ho
■old t a l e it- loti , t *'
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Ib-alt/.iug tt.iisi
I . lit. n il.t U ill-a -i*. dining the
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day* or aviation wln u racing
ii'ii," than tl'i hiimn,}.! 11,-i him * wen MV..
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‘or this stum at a i |l w ! e i |t le-usi ,| ,.f a la.in g plane*
j Iririi the old i vperieiieed pilot*
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GOES UP A F T E R
FIRST A F F R A Y
Utility M a g n a t e
S t a t e s He Does?
Not F e a r ProJn
M
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RAJ-F.IGH, N. n M June 0.—
Thnf'G overnor At Smith cnn nut
nml wilt not hu rtnitolnntbd nt Hou:iton Is the prediction o f Senator F.
M. Slmmbfi* tn the following
statem ent predicted on the re whole South will lie to t h e end
mit* of th>v North Carolina pro* practically a unit a p a instil thoi
d n et moeDiigs held in th at stillc nomination of Governor Smith.
"1 do not believe th at G overnb'
May 20
"The result of the Democratic Smith has now safely assured ns
product m eetings in North C aro many ns 500 votcif and instead of
lina held Saturday wns a sm ash th at number increasing 1 think
ing d e rent for' Governor Smitli and it will continue to diminish from
a sirring Indorsement of Cordell now mi. The Democratic • Party
Hull for the Democratic P resi never hns and never will, in my
judgem ent, concur in nml submit
dential nomination.
"This defeat is so signal there, to the things w h ich ' Tam m any
can he no doubt about it and e f Hall nnd Governor Smith, its o u t
forts of Republican ns well ns standing figure, represent and
Dcmoc^Uic new*pa pc i k h a p p e n stand for.
"Viewing the situation ns it now
ing Smith to throw doubt upon it
nml the developments
is merely in ke.ping with their stands
program of chim ing everything which I think will take place be
with a view of selling the people tween now and the Houston conven
the idea that Smith's nomination is tion and at that convention, I am
profoundly convinced that Gover
inevitable.
"The intensity of the Smith nor Smith ran not and will not he
drive
in North Carolina was nominated, and if perchance he
g reater than that (it any southern should he nominated be eon not he
s ta te . berniisu they c o n ifd e r^ ,-JV ;)
the leader in the S ou th - iiguwsiSm ith's candidacy .1
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Governor Smith, Chief of the
Tammnhy sachems, recentl.v spent
ten days in North Carolina bring- t
ini' down to aid him in plonniurr
Ids campaign in " the Statu ■the :
snegessor of Tweed, Croaker and
Murphy, in the person of Mr
Olvaney, the present head of that
powerful and highly financed o r I
i In violation of . the unli-tru-d
. laws- The effect of chain-store
competition on lndc)>cudcnt re’ toilers has been a live topic for
several years, hut the recent noi $k>n in W ashington promises to
. bring m atters to a head.
Com menting recently on the pro
posed
investigation, John A.
H artfo rd , President of the Great
A tlnntie nnd Pacific Tea Com
pany, said th at in threo S tates—
N & t t . £nrolim C Sou^t Carolina
ftrfrl'rtcorgin—legislation bus nlrfe d y been enacted which imposes
■if, Additional tax on chain stor"?
.as such- In Maryland, he added
» law wnjt passed forbidding the
ow nership of more " than five
store* in the County uf LCumbci land f»y one person or corporation
This legislation, Kir. H artford fu r
ther. said, lies nil been recent, and
while the interests hack of it have
attem pted to secure sim ilar laws
fight tile eotitesl is between Semi
ItF o th e r’Stutes, the attem pts have
tor Park Trammell, who lias li-.-I
been unsuccessful
the office '"or 1'J years and Gover
V .'.‘T h e -^ o rtb Carolina and Mary
nor John W. Martin. Hath have
land statu tes have both been held
made vigorous campaign*
all
unconstitutional by tho lower
through the slate.-F or the seioiitl
courts of those S tates," he con
time, Mrs. Until Iliynn Gwen,
tinued. "S uit hna been started t*
(Continued from page I.)
te st tho Goorgiu law. Tile ease dilution of the lack of nrgniii7.n- daughter of William Jennings
liryan, seeks the seat now held hy
has not yet come to trial, hat
in the field congressman W. .1. Seats.
m<pinwtiile the C ourt has granted tion and direction
Congressman Herbert A. I'rama .tem porary injunction restrain against the secretary of commerce.
ing the enforcem ent of the statute It remains to he seen whether in tile first district is opposed by
pending the trial No attem pt has this opposition ran he captained I,. L. Iteaa and George 1. Wildei
y et been mude to enforce the hy the time the convention gels Congressman Tom Yon in tin-third
district was opposed l>v .1. II
South Carolina law.
down to balloting, prolml iy It) Smithvvick. a fonner eoiigiessman
Legislation Proved loin mind
* " T h e .c o u rt decisions thus far Vaj's from today. If it cun lie or and William !,. Wilson. It. A Green
, rendered confirm our views that ganized and cent rally directed, was tinnpposed ill t i e second dls
this legislation is economically they may "slop him." If not, tin- trict.
unmfand, as well as illrgal,. For outlook from the opposition stand
S tate Seliatoi ill on. l-.llf of l ; e
example, the Muryland court, in point admittedly is not bright.
t!S senatorial di Ir a ts and t* • re
However tile anti Hoover tam p p iesentatives to ihc state lions,
an elaborate opinion, bus pointed
*WfcJ fchatTVhain stores arc in no drew some siiml! comfort from will he Voted on. I'd the •■I In■i
way against public policy, hut, on tho fit^l that two of the leal slUte contests Cmli|ilTdllt-r htvni—i
the contrary, are a benefit in re powers in Hit- eonVi-nlioii. Charles Amos is being opposed he Emory
during tho cost of distribution | I'. Hilles of New York, mid Win. S. Martin of WilliMnu ami .1 i,
from the pro hirer to the eonsiiim r I M. IJutlci of, .Massachusetts, east Stewart o 1’ |-el liaildll.a. t online
th.-ii votes again-t the *eatiiig of
nnd thereby 'o w n in g tho cost ol
living
"W ith respect to tile ri solutions
recently introduced in Congress \
proposing an investigation of chain
Hlltler's vote iun>e,| consider- |
stores by the Federal Trade Cum . aide comment. lie is not only ,
mission, oar position would .uilur- chairm an of the national com- j
ally he that. vve know of nothing mittec, hut is popularly supposed
that require* investigation and to he I'resident Coolnlge's politi
ami that there is icutlv n> more cal oiaele. The Hoover managers,
reason for investigating chain howevi-r, professed not to he dis
They
Itorcs than lo r investigating j.ny til! bed ov-ei n u tlet's vote
claim the .’ill Hay State votes ns
other eomeatreinl activity.
We ccilninty fir their man. m d that
have nothin* to fear from nnv includes Hutler's vote. t»io They
such investigallc-i. nnd ooi only rrediled Hutler's vote for Mean
feeling about it is one of doubt as as simply the action of the me j
to w hether such action should lie tionnl eluiil Ilian in
supporting I
taken without some good reasons one of the members of Ids com- |
therefore being apparent. If su f m iller, and asserted it lind no
ficient icusoas appear to justify significance ill the m atter "f till
an Inquiry into tin- industry as a candid.o y «t ■-« If. Tln-y m e undei
■whole, however, our company no sin li allusions as regards llitrls
wul welei thesyllii(Hiiikisurhiopi-n lie is n-filiilely on the other -ide.
I'eiin.-y Ivaiua v- a* nb'-ciil being
would welcome it."
K. C. Sums, head of the J. t ’ reperesenteil ueithei .iiinnilv nor
Penney Company, Ini, yi-sU-nl.iv hy proxy.
Georgia l.oiiisana m .l Mississip
uomniehted on
the proposed in pi contests vvi-ii - ,,ti the -ehedlll vestigation along lines soiliewhal today, Tlie lloovel t at,did.n y is {
sim ilar to those he follwed lust an issm- in nil of them.
Tuesday in an address before the
nonunl convention of the I'niled 1
Slutes Chamber of Cnmmcrre. He
mid th at the whole chain st ir
situation is now ripe for the kind
of study which the eliamlu-r.
through it* IHvi>n>ii of Dnmi-.tii
Distrlhiilion. is equipped t., make
He went on to say that many „f
H'mitinued fnmi | age I :>
the State Icglslntu! r* at t ’n ir I ni’* I State* .cnate hnv,- liien
coming session will !» ui-kc.l to marked hy st rv-liuoiis rnni|> iign}*.
pass laws hostile to chain stoics, The five uspiiunts f >r guveninr
, Campaign of Prolrclion In Order are I'.-. Funs A. Hathaway, who
M.rk* office *»ii Id* u*eo!'i( n* a
mud huildv r, v-hih- chairman nf
the St;-ie Itnud Depart incut during
the present adnihiistrulkm
Funner Governor Sidm-y J.
Cults,, who vv.iull legalize luring
if elected. •
Die^lt- E. Failion, Tampa a tto r
DIGGERS DAIRY FARM
ney. who promises a mure eco
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nomical form uf government.
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BIG B ILL TILDEN Butler In S u p e r b L0UGHRANWINS Saints Take Twi n Colts Bunch H i t s
To Turn Back FROM LATZ0 IN Bill From Sheriffs To Beat H u s t l e r s
AGAIN CENTER OF Form
C eierym en, 8 t o 2 15-ROUND BOUT Of W. Palm Beach By Score Of 6 to 2
TENNIS SQUABBLE
Tommy Retnitm Crown But I
triple. The second ram * in
eighth when Dunbar led off.
a double nnd scored
Crowe’s sacrifice fly a f te r ,
had fanned. Hinkle single and '
bee’s triple. The second c*z
the eighth when Dunb«r
with a double and scored lat
Crowe's sacrifice Gy a fte r :i
had fanned. Hinkle sing)
Cusack ended the rally by
out.
ab r h o a t
Orlando
Chancey. 2h — 4 3 1 4 M
Cox, rf
. 3 u u t (1.4
Abrams, lb ..... J 4 1 s 8 0 <
Kirby, If ........ ... 3 1 1 •3 0 •!
Edmondson, cf ..' 4 0 1 ■3 a t
Lehrmann, 3b » 4 0 0 0 1 j
Viau, is _____ ... 4 ' 1 1 •1 3 (
Wells, c -------- ... 3 1 1’ «•.• i ! i
Culhreath, p __„ 3 0 1 a . f t j
“ L efty" Butler held the CeleryWEST PALM BEACII, June 5.—
n
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Pushed
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By
___Challenger
igt* Who Tommy loach's Saints annexed fd hits with Miami errors in the
feds well In check today here as
first and ninth innings here Mon
Julian S. Myrtck Would Try hla team matca pounded Cassell,
Trle« Har'd Tb Win By O. K. both'end* of a double bill here to day,
scoring three runs in each, to
To Keep Net Star From
day ngainat the Sheriffs, 3 to 1,
Participating In Doubles; s ta r Sanford hurlcr, fo r 16 hits NEW YORK. Ju n e 2.—Hand- and 4 to 2. Red Bonner allowed take the second game of the aeries
Merry Row Is In Prospect and an 8 to 2 victory waa bagged sonto Tommy Ix>ughran of Phila the visiting team but three blows from the Hustlers, 0 to 2.
Doubles by Chanci,y n ) l \Edby tho Daytona Islanders. Butler delphia still In the light-heavy in the opener but his own wildness
The reduced rates are for
mondson and singles by Abrams
BY
DAVIS
J.
WALSH
which
allowed
two
runs
in
the
held the locals scoreless until the
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champion of the world to opening fram e, proved his down nnd Kirby scored three runs off
Totals
.32 6 R z 7 ; 7 1
International News Service . final stanza, when two walks and weight
1F its : words of average length
day, but in y c U ln ta t his prec fall. Burke’s crew got to Cassarea Crowe in the find inning, with
Miami ab r ' h b V , <
Sports Editor
re counted a line.
ious
crown
in
a
hard-fought
16
two hits enabled Sanford to put
only one bailer retired. Davis Dunbar, sa ..... .. 4 1 1 4 ' 0 !
for six safeties.
NEW
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Minimum charge o* 80c te r
round battle with Pet* Idttzo, of
look the hill for Miami, retiring Allen, rf-cf ___ ... 4 0 0 2 0 i
over two markersIn the nightcap, St. Petersburg
j s t Insertion.
If some of the backstairs rumors
"Hclnie" G raff, visiting third Scranton, Penn; a t Ebbets Field bunched five of th eir eight hits tho side without further scoring Crowe. 2b ___ .. 3 0 1 4 3 (
All advertising Is restricted
and holding the Colts to two hits Hinkle, lb ___ ... 4 0 1 13 0 (
being uired today can be Accepted baseman, pilfered three bases in last night the champion showed
t proper classification.
concluclvely enough th a t he lucks gleaned off the five hand offer until the ninth.
Cusack, if ___ .. 4 1 2 3 1 (
as credible, the next contest in
ings uf Rube Brower, in the third
cluding home plato during the con one thing—knockout punch.
, i f an e rro r is made The Han
Here Viau led off with a double, Johnson, cf ..... . 2 0 0 0 0 I
the Davis Cup series will not fea
inning
for
three
runs
and
wen
ford H erald will b* respoosinlc
Wells walked, and Culbrenth sacri Parker, r f ...... . 2 0 0 0 0 4
The champion hit the pudgy
ture the Americans’ appearance test. The local third tacker, Wal
never bothered u fter that. St.
Tor only one incorrect insertion,
in the inter-zone finals with the lace, played a great gam e hand Lntz.ii dozens of tdinrp rig h t up 1'ctersbnrg played brilliantly afield ficed. Tw« runners counted when Godbce, 3b ..... 4 0 I 0 - 0 1
the advertiser to r subsequent
The time is fasts Insertion.’!.
EuropMin winner, a fte r all. It ling rig h t chances and m aking only per cuts but they bounced hdrm* with Bingham at short perform Cliuncey’s roller went lictwi-cn Bennln, p ____ ... 3 0 1 0 0 1
The office should be
Davis' legs. Abrams singled, scor Crowe, p .
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notified im mediately in case of
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Chancey.
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tried
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William Tilden and the United
sftS
FIRST GAME
MODERN' furnished apartment.!, State* lawn tennis association or the initial hag. Score:
trro r.
Miami counted in the second on
ping away for
fight^w hen Lntxo slowed up, to
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Frigidnire: Murphy steel kit- a t least th a t augment of- th e_ o r
Cusack's
single and
Godbee’s
pul his aggressive opponent away
U uyluM Bench—
Totals
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could
not
box
• Announcemenia
Butler,
p
0
1
2
4
rates. Mrs. A. K. Powers, 107 W. icans survive Hint long.
,
0 0 9 0
It won’t Ik*long
wlthl the champion ami i levied to Hodges, p .
9th.
The nnti-Tilden forces, they say,
yes tested for glasses by I)-.
make a fight out of it. He took
41 K 10 27
Totals
desire the following line up to
Tolalt!
30 3 3 27
Davis. Opposite Court House
THRASHER APARTMENTS: Re hub) good through tlu* Europenn
countless left jabs in the fnce tu
SANFOIH) —
West
Palm
Beach
ii
before you will pr
duced rutes. 317 Park. Phone campaign: singles, Tilden and John
get over occasional hard round
ab r h o
jO
COMMUNICATE:
with 859-J.
uh r It o
house
rights
anil
lefts.
Frequently
0
0
McConnell,
21
3
.
3
Leunessey, Indianapolis; Hennes
1 it
. . .
.
Women of The
I he Ku Klux Klnn.
these Mows jarred l.oughrun to lluckle.i, ss
Hcwcll, rf
4 9 1 2
Burke, Hi
LEFFLKR APARTMENTS: furn sey and George M. Loll, Chlcugo; Frisbic, ss
3 1 0 19
a b l y Ik * paying | y rite Box 7b.t _
hi*
he«-ls.
w
.7
0
1
1
ished. 3 room, and garage. A t reserves, Francis T. H unter, New
4 u l 3
Tlu- champion, however, never Hogun, lf- 2h
3 1 1 14
.
KYy-Me or Granada D n' Ginger tractive summer rates. Apply 804 York, who Iiuh been ncclimating Barnes, lb
lairge, rf .
4 0 0 •i
Inst
his
head.
Whenever
he
got
9
n
Juckaiin,
If
4
1
abroad, and "Ju n io r" Coen, Kan
p r ic e
for pureha rA le call 705. Prom pt Delivery. Magnolia. Phono 280-W.
Beasley,*
cf
3
II 9 1
o 1 1 *•1
in trouble he resorted to boxing,
•
sas City who is going along just Wade, cf ..
t'iri
si,
3h
II
9 |
4
invariably
almost
immediately
Wallace, 3b
3 l) 1 0
Small garage apartm ent. Call 261. for the ride.
— A u to m o b ile s
Lawrence, e
3 II 0 •1
putting
hirather
clumsy
oppon
t
0
I’urks,
c
1
2
It was the first intim ation of
o 0 •i ii
m a d e in litis s(or
If>— I I o u h c s For nent
ent at a ill advantage, l.oughrun Mason, 2I«
3 0 0 0
this program that prompted Til Cassells, p
•> II II 0
DODOB
Holder,
If
liuil a to o inch advantage in reach,
Hymel, x
1 ll 9 0
leasure ears and Grahara trucks. FIVE ROOM: furnished house. den to wire Joseph W. W ar, the
3 u 0 1
u« will -is two incite* in height, Bonner, p
present
cup
chairm
an,
Inst
week,
Morris,
x
1 l) 1 9
Elm and 13th. S tre e t Phone 3.
I,ow summer rates. See V. A4
30 •» 7 27
i on l.rizo and whenever he s t a r t
asking whether, us alleged, Hun Totals
Jones, xx
(1 9 0 9
Speer, -til I’nrk Ave.
ed
jabbing
with
straight
lefts
he
x—hatted
for
Cassells
in
9th.
ter was to he dropped from consid
D O N ’T DKW ----------------------------Daytona Ilcach
000 130 10-7 8 took the play away from the
ODGINS ol COWAN Co. Auto FOR SALE «>R RENT: California eration without his, Tilden’H, udT otals
33 1 9 27 12 I
000 000 002 2 -m n lh r man.
red wood liungulow, partly furn vico and consent a- teum captain. SANFORD
. _ T- f .
rad ia to r and sheet metal works.
St.
Petersburg
210 090 003—3
Two huso hits. Miller 2, B u tl.i.
I.oughran won HI rounds, Lalished with bath, open plumbing, W ear's reply was distinctly reusA IN 1 L O N ( i b )7 French Avenue. Phone 71G-W. gas,
West l*alm Beach 100 000 000—1
Frishie
and
Wade.
Hit
hy
pitcher,
zo
four
and
one
round—the
•
to
those
who
believe
in
Miring
porvh copper screened. Fire
Two base hit.!, llui'kleH. Base on
place, double garage.
Corner Tilden und his leadership. The by Cassells (M essoer), Bases on | eighth—was even, l.atzu look the hulisi off Bonner 1, off Cassares
HUPf-MARMON
I. second, fifth, sixth and tenth '
Laurel Ave C. A. Uutlerfiold, ehniimnii said, in effert, th at halls, off Buth-r 4, Cassells
3. Struck out, by CuKsares I, by
Sanford Automobile Co.
Tilden's dominance wus not in Struck out, by Cassells 2. Passed rounds.
owner, Lexington Muss.
Bonner 2. Double play, Bonner to
W c l i a v w ii ro m p ] )8 Magnolia Ave.
Phone 137.
The champion sturted out to Bogun to Burke. Wild pitch, Bou•‘oiliest, so fur ns he wits con hall. Scholls. Umpires, Moore nud
FOR RENT: To Responsible party cerned.
Weaver. Time, 1:52.
box l.utzo, mid easily earned the ' net. I'ussed hall,
Karned
well furnished Spanish house tn
first round hy shooting in innum- i tons, West I'alm Hi
However, Wear ruunol speak
—Business Service
beautiful surroundings. Five rooms for the entire committee. If there
erublistrulght
left
jalis
to
the
line of: /
STANDING
Rapbun nnd Kelly.
S U N P R O O F PAINTS
garage, will give lease if wanted. is to lie nny attem pt to deputize
fare.
2:16.
’ater Spar Varnishes and Enn- Price $50. Address T. P, H. Car? Tilden us the official .entries at
But when he elected to slug ,
FLORIDA STATE LEAGUE
SECOND i
mels.
Velumtna
F lat
Wall The Herald.
with
l.atzo in the next round lie
Wimhleton might indicate it will
W. L. IVt
St. J'elersburg
Bed Room Suit ainta. Persian clay jesso. plnstico
he matle before the teum suils for Orlando
23 II .979 found the going very rough. Lula h r Ii o a e
ouldlng clay and IMaques. SanEurope on Saturday. For if they St. Petersburg
24 13 .049 zo shook him up several times Kirkwood, rf . 3 •iM 1 0 fl 0
I •’.,,,! O,.!, m l P aint & Wall Paper Co. G. U. FOR RENT OR SALE: Six room fuilcii to pin Tilden down before
Welsh, 2h
17 19 .472 with hanl ovornand rights.
1 I •1 tl ■1 0
l l i e a l v l i l M rll ' f t u a r t , Propr. 113 W. F irst St.
modern house: Desirable loca he gets out of ear shot, the chan Daytona Beach
Tommy resorted to boxing again Lrown, i f
15
West
Palm
Beach
669
.
.
19
1) •1 2 9 (1
4
tion 2009 Ornnge Ave., Oak Hill ces are that, one word from them
•H .363 in the next two rounds, sticking McHenry, If
N. Nipper. Signs of all kinds.
SANFORD
12
4
u 0 9 9 u
R e f rig e r a to r * In Sanford Paint A Wall Paper Subdivision. Route A, Box 170-F. und he will do just a* he pleases. Miami
;t 1) 1 1 •) 0
12 26 .324 his left in Ijitzo's fare and shoot Lingham, s*
ing
across
an
occasional
right
The young man hns plenty of
Wilms, 3b
N ATION AD LEAGUE
3 9 0 9 9 1
19— Houses For Pale
fixed ideus and most of them are
W. L. IVt cross, l.utzo could do little with Stew art, lh
:t 0 1) 19 9 0
this
style
of
fighting
and
he
ratne
a t
e x t r e m e l y l|
BARGAIN: ti room Modern Bunga sound, nt that.
Cobh, e
Cincinnati __
33 18 .047
.
3 1 1 2 9 9
IA N SFER Service of all kinds.
If n a tte r* work out in this fash Nnw York
low in the best residential sec
2$ 10 .910 out for the fifth round d eter Cruig, p
3 0 1 9 1 1
Phone 670-W or 3302. C. E. ftion <>f Sanford. Must lie sold im ion, Tilden may become whnt he St. Lonl*
27 19 .587 mined to make n fight out of it.
tiorpenlng.
mediately by OWNER. Priced sev found to he so objectionable in Chicago
p r ic e s .
Total* . .
27 20 ■574 They slugged willingly In this
30
8 21 6 2
round and tho honors went to West Palm Beach 4
Myrick. He would !»•• the Czar of Brooklyn
eral
thousand
dollar*
below
actual
.
.
23
21 .52.7
WIGHT PRINT SHOP
l.utzo.
The
sixth
also
went
tn
American lnwn tennis abroad, tho
20 25 .444
alt r h o a e
.JA PP Y ■CT*'ce on any thing In cost. Act now if you want u leal man who will urrnnge to bring Pittsburgh
bargain.
Write
O.
M.
S.
General
Boston
17 25 .405 Latzo, who thrived on slugging.
Buckles, SS
3 0 1 3 3 1
[printing. A phono call will get
the
cup
hack
as
u
personal
tri
But
Loughrnn
was
too
K
m
a
r
t
to
Philadelphia
lluikc, lit
7 33 .175
3 0 0 6 0 n
’AKH along a case o f bottled
ur man. Phone 417-W. 9 Itail- Delivery, Sanford Florida.
umph or the man who must ac
fctick t o laitzo's style of fighting. Holder, rf
AMERICAN .E A G l'E
3 0 1 4 0 ii
sd Ave.
_____ 21— Acreage Por Sale
He
suddenly
speeded
up
the
no
cept the blame for failure.
carbonated beverages, and
1Jirge, If
W. L. Pel
3 9 1 1 0 0
Them can be no doubt that he New York
2AN U P YOUR OLD WALLS
8 .HI 8 tion In the seventh and, prancing Beasley, cf
29
II 0 2 0 9
3
thus be sure you are safe. Ex
flT H THE NEW WALL PAINT ACREAGE FOR SALE: suitable is being supported to the limit Philadelphia
27 16 943 uround the ring, he (Hiked Latzo Circsi, 3h
3 0 0 1 2 9
by
the
Davis
Cup
chairman
and
with
one
left
juh
after
another.
•>
>
JMETHING NEW AND BETCleveland
for poultry farm , located four
.622
Hogan, 2h
24
3 0 i 1 U 1
perts say 85% of fhe water in
•><> 23 .489 Latzo wan unable to get in close Lawrence, c
SR FOR FURTHER 1NFOR- miles south of Sanford on old O r by the team m anager, Samuel M. St. Louis
3 0 9 3 2 0
Peacock,
both
products
of
Tilden’s
and
bad
to
lake
it.
The
champion
*t 1 0 1 0 II
kTION, CALL PHONE 235-J lando road. 33 acres, part high
Boston
19 23 .410
Brower, p
streams, lakes, springs and w ei';
SEE. V. C. COLLER. SAN- lund und some of it low, ideal for homo town and club.
Detroit . .
. . . 19 29 .494 again piled up points in the Morris, x
1 1 (1 fl 0 0
There isn't any doubt that the Chicago ............. ... 17 29 370 ninth with another barrage of
is dangerous. Thcsa bottled sole
chickens and ducks. Can be bought
)RD, FLA ._______ __________
opposing
factions, if such exist, Washington
for $100 per acre on your own
Totals
.... 14 27 .341 left jabs.
27 2 4 21 7 1
drinks are endorsed as safe and
of
Then, in the tenth, l.utzo made
-iH E Y ’S DRUG STORE— Pre- terms. Address K. J. Holly, First have reached a different*
SOUTHEASTERN LEAGUE
x—butted for Buckles in 7th.
his
final
bid.
He
tore
into
the
|scriptlons, Drugs, Soda. We are National Rank Building, Sanford, opinion honestly. Tilden wants
W. L. Pel
St. IVtershurg ..... 003 009 1—4
h ealth fu l by th e A m e ric a n
to play with H unter because hr Pinsucolu
near as your phone. Call 103. Flu,
. .
39 19 .955 champion and belted him with West I'alm Bench • .. 002 000 0—2
sincerely believes thnt they form Albany . .
rights
and
lefts
to
the
body.
Public Health Association.They
29 24 .547
Three base hits, Welsh. Base or
JuiLD IN ’G BLOCKS—Irrigation
the best doubles combination in
.70 21 .550 Cheered by the crowd, he m aneuv hulls, off Cruig I; off Brower 1
I boxes and general cement work. 22—Rea! Estate To Exchange American tenni*, ns their record Montgomery
are refreshing and wholesome.
Jacksonville
28 20 .619 ered Loughrun to the ropes and I Struck out, hy Brower 2. Left on
Concrete Co. J. E. Terclearly
indicates,.
Those
of
oppo
smacked
him
several
hard
rights
I
You can «a»e Jrncle
WILL TRADE: Several building
Tam pa ...
,
.
29 29 473
base, Went I’alm Beach 6; St.
|llcger, Prop. 3rd and Elm.
They’re good and good for you.
lota, free and d e a r, for small situ persuasion grunt this hut Savannah
23 2H .461 to the hc.il, opening up a curt Petersburg f. Stolen base, Brown.
claim
that
Tilden
no
longer
is
able
over
Ixnighian's
left
eye.
ROOFING: The Roof Ev house in good section. Your price
Columbus
17 27 .380
Umpires, Kelly nnd llnphun. Time
least 10(1 cent* ETAL
erlasting.
Metal
shingles must be right. In answering this to stand up under three cnnsccu Selma
__
IH 33 .347
of game, 1:26.
live
days
of
challenge
round
play
.
BEAUTY
CONTEST
I.ELD
ending seam tin and gnlvanited ad give complete information as
SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION
tuile. A crowd of 199,009 saw the
of*. See Jam es H. Cowan. Oak to'size of house, location, and
W. L, Pet
(Legal
Notices)
GALVESTON. Tex., nuue 4.— sea wall boulevard parade yes
every dollar
price. Address 8 . B. D. Caro The iv t i i h « * in rriT c o i h t , t w k n
Ve. and Third St. Phone i l l .
Birmingham
35 17 .073
t v T im m j r m r i s i . r i n r t ’r r
30 20 .000 ( I N S ) - Selection of Miss "United terday afternoon.
Memphis ..
|IONOG'RAiPH--77|ialring, piano Herald.
i v a m i p m i ni : vii\ o m : r o n v WILL EXCHANGE: Building lot
New
Orleans
27 22 551 S tates” tonight at the municipal
TV. r u i l t i u s . IN MIAVCKItY.
here.
Where
tuning by e x ie rts with 17 years
Flagler
Beach—Last
piling
for automobile. Lot is worth I’AI.’I. I*. I I A t t N K T T . I ' n m p l o l n a n l . Mobile
.
27
25 .610 auditorium here will feature to
erience. Sanford music store from $500 to $800., Address Box
day's program of the third annual driven in construction of Flaglei
vs
Nashville
.
._
26
27
.481
A N T O N WYKIIN a m i w i f e tN C IB It
G ift Shoppe McLsnder ArChattanooga
M Y ItltH, a n il I t O l l B I t T H A D tV A Y
21 32 .39(1 International pageant of pulchrl- Beach for fishing pier.
can you find *ueh| e Phone 8 3 2 . ________ 1.74 care The Herald.
liofeiutant*.
Little Rock
20 31 .392
o n i >i : it o p p u n i.icA T io v
26— Miscellaneous For Hale
20 32 .385
T O : A N T O N MY KItH a n d w i f e IN- Atlantu
•A Poultry and Enffa
5500 In Cash Prizes
O K I ! M V K i t s , a n d K O H B I I T It A O
investment?
GREEN ENAMEL wood range
W A V AND T O A l.l. W H O kl IT
*S f V/)r<«tf l i v m i l l M tir f
LBY CHICKS. $10.00 hundred.
St A Y C O N C K I I N :
ltt«eifd hhU<H'*'Um4uJK/»•
and EO’gallon w ater boiler. Mr*.
RESULTS
It a p p en rln K fro m th e a ffid a v it
|F in e R. I. Reds. Last hatches A. D. Smith, Phone 10.
« itg*lli tm itH i* IbMtWtitil i*ll«
of I ' A C l . I*. I I A I tN K T T . c o m p l a i n
hm
.i*J lift
lit*' J HM«..
wishing now. Call or write II. L.
a n t In t Ii In c a u s e . J i c r c l n f i le d , t h a t
\Y»»Ke|to« |) C C'*«h r*u*«BiU
V* • • • i J e J h i hflt if* .M i
in ti, Longwood, Florida
SELLING all household good.!, y o u a r c r e s i d e n t * o f a S t a t e o t h e r FLORIDA STATE LEAGUE—
e of F lo rid a ; th a t th e
Orlando 6, Miami 2e~y/tc>v,s a
One Singer sewing machine, I l isaind etnhcee Solfa t A
n to n S lyrra a n d w ife
Daytona Beach 8, SANFORD 2.
-B Plants And Flowers $40. One Ohio vacuum cleaner, rIne ic
e r S l y a r a a a p a r t i c u l a r l y a a Is
known
to
him
la 7311 1‘l l i s r e e
St. P etersburg 3-4, West Palm
BOTTLER
SALEi Mammoth Giant sin- $16. Mrs. K. B. McCracken, S t r e e t , f ? h l r a a o . C o o k C ount)-. 1111 Beach 1-2
liola.
a
n
d
t
h
a
t
t
h
e
r
e
s
i
d
e
n
c
e
of
Itoti
Dreatuwohi.
inyour
town!
nia plants, $1.00 per 100, Der r t I t a d w a y a a p a r t i c u l a r l y a s is
k
n
o
w
n
t
o
h
i
m
la
l
o
l
l
l
e
t
y
o
l
a
lercd. Call 160-W.___________ _ Gas
Range: 4
burner
oil S t r e e t . C l il r a it o . C o o k C o u n t y ,
AMERICAN LEAGUE
stove nod other household good* n o ( e , a n d t h a t t h e r e le n o p e r s o n
HEMSTITCHING
tnla Plants) 26c per dozen.
In t h e S t a t e o f F l o r i d a , t h e s e r v i c e
Ralterlefl
Philadelphia A. Chicago 3.
>2.00 per 100, B. F. W hitncr, Jr. for sale, priced right. 1120 Palm et o f u a u l i p o r n a u p o n w h o m w o u l d
lilnd y o u o r e i t h e r o f y o u a n d t h a t
W ashington at St. Louis,
Singer Sewing Machinb Shop
Mellon.
4
_______ to.
lie k n o w * y o u t o h e o v e r t h e a g e o f grounds
tw e n ty -o n e yeare:
'fachlne* Sold, Rented,.Exchanged | Reware of Cheap Substitutes. Imimc
BOAT
FOR
EALEt
30
foot
bridg*
IW A N IB U
New York at Detroit, rain.
T H K R E F O n K . YO U A l t H
deck cruiser, thirty Inch draft, I I KNf»W,
Easy ray m en ts
itr.llY O ltD B ItK O to a p p e a r tn
Boston
a t Cleveland, rain.
of C o m p la in t h e re in file d
•hone 80 North P ark, Valdez Rldr
ANT TO BOY Ash, Maple, Mag fully equipped, sleep* *1*. P*k* tohne t hme i l1 tid
d a y o f J u l y , A. D. l e t s ,
>
•
popularity breeds imitations. When
THE LONG-LIFE BATTERY
holla and Whlto Bay logs and reasonable. P. O. Box 938.
h e l i x a I t u l e P a y o f llila C o u r t . .
NATIONAL l e a g u e
, I T IH F t ' I t T I I K l t O I I I 'K I I K D t h a t
Hoff-Mnc
B
attery
Co.
nber. Also Tank Grade Cypress
Cincinnati 3. Boston 6
title O r d e r o f I ' u h l l r a f l n n h e p u b Lunch Rnom
117 E ast Sail. Street.
nber. J. W. McNair Co. Orlan- 27—Money To Loan
llahrd fo r
four
(4)
co n ercu t(V e
Chicago at New York, rain.
call for your favorite in NEHI-*
Fla.
ON WHITE or colored property, nu ee we ks ap a p| ne r Tb ha ev i nHsa n fao r di f e i li el rr raal l dc. i ra
St. Louis at Philadelphia, rain
FOR
GOOD
eatz
ITT K rnt’s
Awnings
a W. Herndon 108 E. 2nd £ t. c u l a t i o n In H e m l n o l e C o u n t y , F l o r l Lunch Room, 100 W est Fire*
. .
•
-Boom* Ayilhcnt hoard
good look” see that NRHI appears on
W IT N C H H m y h a n d a n d s e a l llila SOUTHEASTERN LEAGUE
SEMINOLE
AWNINQ
SHOP. Street.
Mortgage Loans
8elm a-«t Montgomery, rain.
t i d a y o f M a y . A. D. ISIS.
(RCIAL weekly r a te s . a t SanAwnings,'Window
shades.
T
arpau
v. K. n o r m . a h a
Dry Cleaning
Jacksonville 2-7, Tamp* 8-0
ord’a hnme-liko hotel. Semlnola •n Improved residence and business
C la rk of th e C ircu it Court
lins. Anything of Canvas. 309 Eaal
property.
bottle. Bottled JCxcIusively By
Albany
6
,
Savannah
0,
second
n
y
A.
SL
W
K
K
K
S
.
sL__________ x
End. Street. Phot,* 11.
j SANITARY STEAM PRES8ER)
«
Baldwin Mortgage Co.,
f t r p u t y C l e r k . game rain.
U
l
l
e
a
a
n
d
f
l
u
r
n
e
y
,
Odorless
Dry
Cleaning.
Phon
See our local Counsel,
-Apartment For Rent
Columbus 0, Pensacola 4.
tto llrlto ra fo r C om p laltu in t.
Aulo Tops
908. 114 N. Park.
8. R. Digbton. Sanford, Florida.
'***'•>
S
A.
b o t t l in g
vreopi opnrtm snt:
s o i Tt h r r n a s s o c i a t i o n
Furniture
SPENCER
TOP
SHOP.
C
urtains
leeping porch. 311 29— P e r m a n e n t W i v i n g
• W l a la Id" rcrftfy T 'h a^ th e underNashville 0, A tlanta 12.
la no lo n c er a m em ber ol
Cushions and Seat Coverings. WE BUY or.trade in used furni
OH
SI
Perm anent Waving—lovely nature alyiied
New Orlcana 6, Little Rock 4.
K o fa {>'«n c "i?>J?any. and liar no
C. E. (Mack) McKEE,
ture. yfagner furniture Co,
. ] perm anents as low aa $6.00, In tx -f s t la J ta ld r o m n a n y . an d will
Mobile 3, Memphis 7_ 300 W est 2nd. Street.
1811 ED
HOUSE:
Thre*
hot* be reatK,n»lt)le - fn r an y dehta
Chattanooga-Birm
ingham
,
wet
■
fl
509
F
irst
National
Bank
Bldg
IliO
screened porch and bath.
°°n,rjiW3r
“
w
^
ground*
Phone
489.
‘
Call 498. 4 . J .
Smith Bros
: Furniture!
i'i
PACK
HAVE TWO MORE OPENINGS
F or some ambitious young men
or young ladies wtyo want to
learn a good trade and get a good
position when they have become
competent. Have situations avail*
ablo every few dayr. If interested
ask for C. A. Haines a t Sanford
Herald office.He.will bo glad to,
explain it to you.
ejrestm ig fi
WHOLESOMENESS
'Bottled
Carbonated
m
-Classified-
Geo. WattsB
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fiorn here, ns the site of the tak e
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off of the trrnH -Pncirit-urnft to
Celtiity Jinlgc —
of hard work In "Atitericu licforr
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Cnplain Kingsford-Smith defin wc started and got togc-hcc the Amos Itcportcd In FrontWith
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over Pons Hathawnv, h ! a .
fineri
equipment
ever
taken
acrq**
itely announced the hop for Bris
Wide Margin To IlisCredll;
the
ocean
on
nn
niri>lanc.
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also
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nearest opponent^ and* h * tl'
bane, I.TJIj miles away, on the
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fated
the
further
difficulty
tlmt
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piled
up n comfortable matifD1
third leg of the expedition will hi
IHIADY
usttnlly beset* aviators. We were
made tomorrow.
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for
governor
John W. Mar
TALLAHASSEE. June (k—A t ,
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In reply Inn to the official wel •broke* must of the lime. Finance nti early hour till* afternoon l
M iClELLA ND
tin
in
his
n\cc
for the Unlt-r
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come cNlcndrd to him and hi* is the Iinrdcst part n f'fly ln j.
WALKER
-d Stales icn ata against P ark . j
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toy
In
Cnilton
of
Tampa
continued
“ I Imd mediocre knowledge oi*
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| I’l.mprninns at n piildh- reception
Trammell, IncumbcnL
,
everything except iim m irg the to im rensn Iti* lend over Fons] Tnv Assessoe070
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t "M t t o i n c s t s jo i M iL iiu luy
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uim . co n tn ls. I knew u little bit of ev Hathaway and Sidney J* Cults i
t II1TTKNDKN
no
,1,| loir this afternoon indicaUd
21 131 20 13
I »K. 111 Sii 50 48
KILItKK
1028 that, Carlton was gradually draw - f
ul c o u n ty p r o s e c u tin g a t - , m-pilot of thy Aniprlcn-to-Austrn- erything. One meriting 1 tallied to ill the ilire for Inc gubernatorial ‘
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ing a wav from rlnlhaway *>«
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n i c y t o d a y o v c r s lu ttlo tv y il *'n air expedition, port ray rd in ,n fn p t'jin Miller, the expert ntiviga- hnnor;< i f tills stale. In hk» llom c1
C alls in the state race. The
tor
of
the
Aju'epch.'
hy
telephone,
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n>.anu 1 few i-enlrnces the Imidtliips and
town Ineiuls of Mr. Carlton were Supl I’ltbllc In -Ii»n'Inin 1194
Campa M ans vote was f l £ L _
7*1 85 01
I o t h e r f e a t u r e s in l u e s . , |)n i| , rllc„lllltcm ,
lllP ntemur- lie said he hnd the very ii"an we .1.liming bint as the next gover
30 121 80 Ml • •I AWTON
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m ns 34,981, tlhthuwuy 2 M l« 5
13
21
wanted ns navigator, lie told me nor of Florida although no con
iy's p r i n i n r y . ele c tio n .
O u si.ic night froo- Hawaii to Fiji.
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MAXWELL
nml Cntts 21 944. G overnir Mai*
vpeCu , f-dlows; ‘‘l must aluiut Lyon. Of cattrsc, (’apt. Mil cession of bis election bad come
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pc Im sis o f in co n ip lt te re - 'ile Mi;
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tin was •railing Scnalt'r, Trfctn- 1'loseeuting Attorney
a l nils slock opening phrase ler said, Lyon hns his faults. Fpr front the camps of ritlicr cf bis
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mfII by 7.r*00 ypta* on th^ UnaU $
lin ts in d ic a tio n s w e re t h a t from niy eollcattuc, Smith: ‘Tho one thing, Lvoti is a luiinorist. lint
LCONARDY
leading opponent*.
55, 0,0; aoj 38| 201 1185
•27 552 Ul too 30 11 19
of n lahu’atlon of almut 65jy>0 bal
W1IITK
h d it.l c h o ic e v o te s w ould , only difference lictween a ratted it is n calnnldc fault and coiiihinrd
At one-thlrly o’cheT; tills a fte r
l'll s.
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with
Id’
expert
know
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of
uav
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noon with a • lal of t"ri of tho;G7
l u b a b l y 'd e t e r m in e ib c slie r- • hi it and an aviator is that one
County CominUiM'iner, No. 2 - t
Between 2.80b nml' 3JHX) votes
1557
(Cotitiimed on page I.)
121
211
0.9
701
HI
an speak b it cannot fly, while
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13
10
811
051!
(.onntirs h in n l from, Cm lion wa^*
wero cast in the county to sh k llar
MED CII
357
|t"s ra c e w h ile t h a t o f p ro s e
10, 21 15! 201 15!
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leediog llathnwny by new ly flkn 11 previous records. The
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ping attorney might t c uccul(K)O votes. At this time nearly n
four yentu ago was' o lig h tlr I" 1
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ti> a scant innigm.
fVuiil
v
ComtniBsioner,
No.
3100.000 votes had born counted.
35 35! r.o|
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excess of 2,100.
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Carlton bail 31.081. Ilalhnw ayi
ItAl.l ARC
I The gubernatorial contest nb»
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Rntli Bryan Owetu who re celv
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II! i t
51. Id
Ti.llc-. .111.1 f a l l s
21.011. Carl
kmc in for a great jiu.i *c <*l illDDUCLAKS
77
101
;
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r
1
70
rd
a substantial m ajority over Joe
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HI
21*
lif.'l.
i.ocai
l a i i i 'o
icii Ii i .*
Ion took tbe lead early in the
KVAN8
Sears two years sgo. won given • \
Icre juhilunt over lb : imm■.**»iu-•
counting and lias inaiidained it
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larger lead yestenlay on th* fa c * ’.
( ointy Oommiasioiict. No 5I winch iiad been pileu up. by
31 59 j 341
ever aim i-.
1.* 10 081
211
of
meager leturn*. State Senator
I.ONC.
linipa attorney over ihc *1 i "• j
In the enetorial race Marlin
11’ 27 231
to •1
r.art' lb 1 Ml «2l
MilJ. J.* Ihirrish of Tttusvill* r«u> M
i
l
e
a
n
Jc Held, t 'n i lion’s voii «:•:* 1.220
is rapidly losing, lit* inripnign
Bway-*itth I’hUt Itoborts, xeerfa^i*
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y
,
I hi lc li alba way. In:, tin inv. op- I
I'eiiduuarters Milniitleil thsL i'ie
ing n thiey-to-ono m ajoritys
i in-lit. bad pullid on'y *fu2. 1 alts ' Mon* Than L.OOO Persona In Finishing Touches Are PutOn fiiivernor io h trailing by over
The nlmvr report was p re p a r e ! by repm sentn tire s of I be Mi i aid nml i» not official. PrcrlhcU
(Punt Fo!ther AirpInncThut
In the county races the effmestThrong W hiehl’arlisMngno*
ks
I ay lot l ib mid I ar»;«n I ■.
No 3 are not romplcto but the rem nining leu pre rinrts m e final. The complete
Will Carry Boston Girl Who •1.0(10 voles n fter 70,0011 bail been , N, | s’„ ••
for sheriff arvl county' pros*«utIlie iinnister citiidiilMle ra n te d tbe
lia Avenue; Miller Carica
Is Making Dtingcrniisl* light l onnli'd. Early this nfti nn on n | tukuintrd report will be published in to m o rro w s Herald. At tha t time the figures for the constables* ing atlo rre y n ttrac tn l the m ost in -'
Lmgivood prcrillet ai I imi ■>
tures Elicit Much applause
report from Jackson'Ilie ntjiled i
Vise second to Carlton ill l.d ,'
tf-rest. In n four cornered fig h t .
ra.-r and tha t of the Justin- of the pence will also be presented.
TltKI'ASSEY BAY. N .w fmmd- that Trammell had u total of 5 1 .-1
|on me.
Sheriff C. M. Hand held n scant,
With interest end cut Vi-in.-in nt
lead over J. F. McClelland-with E> . .
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In the sh eriff’s race, * M. high pit* ti. more than 3.IHH) persoi . Ia.nl, June fl.-(IN S ) Fueling of"-*-* •**“'
,
roe crunty eamc the wont Hint
K. Brady ami E. B. W alker tra il
|nnd, incumbent, was leading J. ':i.-l ni: I-1 H-n-ived i-li'tinn ■••! in n th- F. kker in .inipbii e I.. n -infstn;*.
M ll|ti|| wns
XVT|S l(.ni| inK
|,y ;,l
A.'.CIclInnd by ill', voles. ’ t'-,'
ing in the o rd e r iismed. J^hn u .
j flashed by The lie :«ld
iipun a i-i uliiili Mias Amelia E aili.nl ••• most ii two to one majority.
llrudy in n third and K,
lu-orardy nnd W. B. W hile wero
Ruth Bryan Owen bus a de
k ulker was a poor fourlli. ‘I he large M iee , i-rerted e: jieeiailj fill Boston, hopes to fly tbe Atlawtie,
running a rl ise race fo r the office
rite was as follows. Hand 858, tins iii.ii-. in. De»pitc rain, which mas completed so'in nft-•i dawn I"- rided lend over her opponent in
of county prosecuting attorney,
KT. AUGUSTINE, Fla.. June <’•
IcClellund 7U4, Brady Bt*r» and fell in tnri lit* in fie early part day. Pilot Wiliner Stull/, and | t|i» ronp re*.ii"ii:il rjn-e. Her yamwith the Mr. Lconardy leading by
(IN
S
)—('upturn
tii'iig
e
While,
j pnvm hi longer reported inajori
K'alkcr 140. Sheriff Hand cur •if the evening, tile eniwd flueked
nieebaniilauiis
fiordon
pul
lb
owner und inventor of the bird
MOSCOW, Jim*(IN S) Thr a narrow margin.
I lit* in P c i a r d , Itrownrd, t iny.
led six pierlnels and was lead- In shelter nml rein ned in fn!l
C. W. B tn tsm ln g rr of Lmi|
At 9 iiV’iii h tlii i
morning
Inst liuisliii'g tnurliih on the lug Hade, Indi in River, Mnctin, Mon
jig in another. Mr. McClelland fore,, a- »ni ns it h.nl • nb .jiled.
like oinitlm pter. tinkered ill "it S ivieil ice cu ltr Malgin., ealrylnfj wood'apparently hnd won an eaa
Ju
liu
s
M.
Carson
admit
tril
his
an
airplane
nod
a
sent
idling
ex
Vrried four and ilratly and Wal
M„.i of Ilie iiudieiiee i niauied red and gild plane, inspected the roe, Orang", Pnlm Bench, Pulmiin,
Die wing flapping plane today
victory over M. M. Lord for a scs
ler one cnclt.
until innlniglit and fully 250 wen motors, tin- wing supports, Hie Seminole. St. Johns, St. Lucie defeat. In the following message confident it will leave the ground pedit ion beaded by professor Vi in the legislature from group
sent
to
th
r
Herald
the
Miami
can
ta
,
a
famous
authority,
in
expretIncomplete returns showed John still nit bind when the service fuselage and the landing gear and a n il'll rllght lead in Duval. The
one while L. P. Hagan. Incumbent,
. Leonard)', Incumbent, leading was rinsed at 3:0(1 -I’elnck. Su then announced: "We are nil r..-t fig i res ivpurted curly this a fte r didate expressed hi* satisfaction on Its own power ns bjoii us ne ed to *eave Archfwuel Russia held the load in n three-corner**
guts
a
favorable
wind.
Saturday to scour F’rattz Josef rnntrst from group two.
K. White by 1" in tin* race great was tbe intere.t in •• »th to sta rt."
neon show Mrs. Owen ns linving with the results, sin-e lie ap
White flew' the plhiic for about
i t county
prosecuting attorney, county and sta'e luces the crowd
W eather conditions were un 21.110 votes 'a n d Sears 15,243. parently accomplished what he 200 feet yesterday, wo king the Land for Gen. Urnherto Nohile
T. \V. Lawton, county nuporln|ir closest contest in the county kept up mi iilmest emit iiiinniH d. • favorable early In the day but tbe Mom e county which gave Sc irs
nml 'h e other 17 members of the temient of public instruction, hail
•II. The two candidates were monslratiiin f ir mte catulida e nr three flyers were h ipeful that p lii|. m ajority in H*20 reported ret out to do, namely to defeat font aparutus that makes Die missing Italia rxp.cdl(ion.
more than doubled the vote of hi*
wings flap li.ie a g reat bird. He
Cults.
Imning neck and neck throughout another.
The ex p rd lli'n will establish an opponent, Mrs. Mayhcllc
T n mi'i dnus
upplause they would improve enough to Mi*. Owen lending by over two
failed
to
get
tin*
plane
tn
IcnVc
the
I have Ihmotighly enjoyed the
lie entire tabulation today.. The
aitplunc bnse in the northwest
an permit a take-off cither ’bis even to one.
Jital i* were: Lconardy 1,202 ami greeted practically every
enmpuign and am sn tiifird with ground on its own power, however, legion of Znvn Zcnihln. The p’anc well, while Judge J. 0 . Sharon
ing
or
tumor
iw
morning.
For
com
ptroller,
Amo*
was
re
nnuneemiiit
esiu'i-iaMy
those
that
almost two-t'i'onc ahead o f h n
flute, 1,185. Mr. Leonardv ea r
I did wlmt I set and While g »t an nntomnhib' to will reconnniti r fiom the base in upponciit, S. A. B. W ilkinson, lif)^
ported ns b eing. comfortably in the result*
'd six precincts and Mr. White bad to d i with i ’n:.,. ciniii'y rniilow Iiiin down to tbe beach. With no attem pt In verify message*
BOSTON. June Ci. (IN S )—The Hu- lead. His total at
1:30 1 out prim arily 1" do. Sidney J- the automobile lowing the queer
the county judge's race, t ’oimtarlx and each bail 212 today noun tesls and tin- ra n 1 fur governor.
Tile neensinn was enlivened rmi- "girl l.iudv'n sw eethrart" was as o'clock was reported ' at 18.0 2 1 C ntls lias apparently not only looking plum . White g it it ofT pjrhi'd op by Russinii tidi'i s ta l Tnx AhscsSor Alexander Vsugtrttn
|t precinct one.
lions which slated Hist Nobile
Senator J. *1. Parrish p died 709 sidend'ly by n series if in rln in s "norvoiij. ns a witch" today w ail while Emory M arlin was speond been defeated hui lias been for tile ground und Hew for I'houl 200 bail inode a safe Inr.dlng on 1‘ia tu npnarently hnd piled op n l**®
ever
eliminated
from
Florida
poli
ing
for
tlie
Imp
off
from
'I
repnssey
with
5,9115
end
Stew
art
third
with
sufficient to win In a thr*er*orn
otes to P. W. Uaberls' I'J.'I in ‘be drawn by A. J. fille r, .Sanfonl
*
tics. As for myself. I have only feet.
Josef Land.
cred' race with J . D. Chittenden
l .ne for stute sennte. A nie-rage iirtist. whose laiicatiircs of the Bay, Newfoundland, of tin- truns- 5.980 votes. Mayo wit* leading 'n to say th at my cracker ancestors
Professor Vita is _ thor >uRhlY and E. II. Kilhco.the race for commissioner of ugri
•
from Brevard County reports that several enndbliitos for engnty and Atlantic plant! Friendship.
fu|
to
those
wlio
supported
and
fam iliar with the geography ariil
Samuel Chapman, of Mu hie* cu ltu re hy nearly n 1O.O0U majori- never adm itted defeat. They were voted for me. They
Vance Douglass whs nearly 400
ith two precints remaining *o hr stale offices elicited laughter anil
followed
always
too
busy
planning
the
-.i 1fiance
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a .....it*.
r» i" Ear
, iy oVt.r |,is opponent. Wells wus
topography of F’ranx JSsef Land.* votes ah tad of Ills nearest oppon
head,
of Miss
Aineliu
what they knew was a forlorn
beard from, Scnulcr Parrish bus applause on nuincrm s occasinns.
next fight.
llo said today th at Nobllb knows
Except fur the rain, which lasted hurt, said Dial it was "the sort >f lending Phillips for railrotid comAs soon ns I learn who bus hope a* u sheer m utter of prin- of the existence of a cache of" fo^d ent in the race for clerk of *
jeecived 1,002 votes and f r.
inissioner.
In
group
No.
2
Mrs.
for
about
half
nn
hour,
the
election
I
nervousness
tht
creeps
over
>’t)U
Iclple.
Defeat
is
tem
porary
but
u rt.
won I xhatl telegraph my con
court.
-County
rT—4
-Commissi
,
toberts COI. With such an over
supplies ut F’!iru Cape.
Jbffn’ Mclsch and F*ranV Evan*
whelming lead, Senator Parrish service "« s practically unintgr when you know u loved one is R. L. Eaton had a pluiality of gratulations. I nin deeply grato- principles arc eternal.
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rupted ft mi tile time it began taking a long chae.ee." Tin- Boston nearly 2 000 vote's.
had piled up tremendous
fia*-. won an easy victory.
•I.indy
shortly nfter 8:00 o'clock until it engineer revelled h i«
)n
thelF races fn'r re-cltet
C. W. EnU nunger had umassid wus dosed in the early morning Lady" as u "real girl" who does
S. F\ Long wax leading J. Tk M
cbmmunding leud over M. M- hours. Reports either on n u n ty not powder or paint, quiet, modest,
Lain by 150 votes for cummloo*
|«ord for the s ta ’e legislature in
or stale returns poured Into the charm ing, winning, sweet. "Who
c r li( district five:
s’roup one. The total was Kntx- of'icc in an almost c instant wouldn’t love such u g irl? " he
Ininger CO-'i and Lord 270. l.ird
7 I 8 | 9 | 10 | II | I f | IS j Total
C
2 | 3
I'rrcinrl
asked.
.
[arried only two precincts and stream
The
couple
first
met
in
L
oji
Slate results were obtained
I
I
jied in another while KnUminger over a western union wire and the Angeles, w h ite Miss
Kunate
Flarhnrt
1217
'703
ta rrie d seven, tied one and was county returns wer? received by learned to fly and she often drop
MARTIN
SOUTHAMPTON. Eng., June
947
49 '433
leading in two others while pre- telephone, the local telephone com ped love not$s to the building fl.— (IN F )—H arry K. Tlmw, who
TRAMMEL
fim t had not been received.
pany through it* manager, How where he was employed as n chem arrived here from New York on
Congress—
I
I
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■
.
In group tw» L. P. Ilagnn vvus ard Ovcrlin, lending every as ist. Chapman said ho was confi the liner Aquitunin, was barred
OR
OWEN
leading in a three-cornered race. sistance in making the service dent th at Miss E arhart would win. by the immigration authorities
WASHINGTON.
Suae
&
—-<IN!
381
SEARS
J. It. Lyles was second, rcarly 200 prompt and efficient.
When the flight is on Chapman and not allowed to land on British
—The Senate Presidential Kuna
rotes behind the leader,with It. \\ •
Committee inquired today inti
Governor—
The Herald acknowledges with said he would be with bis sweet roll. Thaw was told th at he must
39
33;*fl!l8i 18
217
I’earman J r. bringing up tbe rear thanks the use of a stereoptician h eart’s m other lr Mcdf >.d "pray* remain on shipboard and return
CARLTON
charge* o f Senator Heflin (D). «
U1 *26|
to tho United States on the same
p ith 401. With one precinct mis machine loaned by the Sanford ing for her success.”
Alabama th at •‘favori'dam* '■ —
CARSON
311 * 18
fing, Hagan had carried eight Odd Fellows lodge und appreciates
Miss E arhart, it was learned to vessel. The Aquitanlu will suit on
shown iq aw arding, Ngw.,»
CATT8
18 *2431
V>dcs one, Pcarm an two and un- the courtesy and co-operation «>1 day, is a descendant of an old Suturday.
HATHAWAY
City contracts iir return fur
51 *91]
The action of the Immigration
•thcr was incomplete.
cisl suport to Governor Al Si
TAYLOR
_________
City Manager George II. Cairns Philadelphia quaker family. Hut
presidential candidaey.
In the raco for clerk of circuit and Chief of Police Itoy G. Wil the busy 29 years that Miss 17a '- authorities came us a surprise nif Comptroller—
I
I
I
In a senate speech, lie ilia
fourt, Vance K. Douglas* was liams In the loan, of a large num hart has lived would make tne it had been intim ated by the home
18,
821
31,
28,
551
28
AMOS
elated
the Todd Construct!
|uell out in front with 0PJ votes as ber of benches und the roping off quakgr maids of years ago shake office aeveral days ago ths£ no
0
11!
271
201
20! 18
MARTIN
bar would be put in the way of
R epair Company and tfcv
against 571 fo r D. L. Thrasher. of it part of the street so the In their shoes.
32t 421
(50,
37
STEWART
____
.
H er rrm ndfather was born in Thaw’a landing. *
Kenny Company wer* r ‘
Vis nearest’ opponent, lb B. Hcas crowd could be comfortably seat
Homer, Cortland County, New . On account of his sensational
large share uf the cents
}railed with 5SR. Douglass carried ed.
Commissioner A gricultun
•
th at Tammany was g e ttin g i
The Herald was erublcd to re York but went to Kansas when a escapades and' especially his trial
•rccinct three of Sanford by a
MAYO
The heads of th% two
[urge m argin as well as running ceive returns from the outlying young man. Miss E arh art’s father, for the m urder of Stanford White
SPARKMAN
.
contributed to Smith’s __
ahead In several o f 'th e county precincts through the assistance Edwin 8. E arhart, was born in it had been intimated in some
and testified' tHsy did it <
Vrccincti. The second choice vote of a number of friends, who hand.* Mcrccrsburg, Pa., and studied law quarters th at the British authori R. C. No. 1— '
28'
~l
PHILLIPS
“love** for the governor,
not expected to a lte r the results. ed the tabulation In their precincts ■at the U nivrreity of Pennsylvania. ties m ight take a leaf from the
59|
As a railroad attorney he toolc his notebook of the United States ini*
W ELLS. .
______
Tw0 witnesses, Albert '**
JuLge J. a ..S h a ro n , seeking re and -reported to this office by tele family to many parts of tho coun m igration officials and invoke a
commissioner
of plants i
phone.
Those
who
w
ia
ta
d
In
this
flection as p rel'd in g officer of
R. C."No 2—
*
of "moral
turpitude"
try, Amelia being born at Atchi charge
tu res o f New York City.
— ! — : io
[he county court, administered o work included Mr*. J. W. Bell of son, Kansas. She attended a number against Thaw. However, the Horn,
ANDERSON
J . Dorman, flry commi*#
neelsive defeat to S. A. B. Wilkln- Lake Monroe, George Smith of of schools and learned to fly in Office officials at London last
CASSIDY
*1
quhsttoimd, about thy
Psola,
Rev.
Ms*
Co“k
of
Oviedo,
ton. Judge Sharon's m ajority was
EATON
I
California when she was 19 years week raid th at nothing of the
Goldman testified that
B.
G.
Smith
of
Oviedo,
S.
F
•
Lofty
| lightly more than two ta one with
* HARGRAVES ‘
kind was under contemplation.
old.
622.102 spent by th t
[he vote incomplete. The count was of Chuluots. H. H. Pattishall and
the past 10 Year* for
' »ron 1,367 and Wilkinson M2. C. W. Culpepper of Geneva. JMIAMI HEACH t- 102 residences
STARKE— Resource* of banka
struct ion apd repair
The above**repor” *11a 8*1>ccn prepared by rep resen tativ es of The HcraUI and is not ot^
X U
In the race for Commissioner Henry Menick and C W Entxmin- in Bradford County increased from were built here In y ea r cnd?d May
Todd Company yet KL599J
I.
complete
on
all
except
precincU
No.
1,
No.
2.
and
No.
3.
A
final
report
will
be
published
in
toger
of
Longwood.
Frank
Evans
of
on- DIstHct Five 8. F. Long of ger of Longwood- r
* •
run tracts.
in 1907 to more than 9L- 1, 1928, posting an average of 418,huluota w a. leading J. T. Me- Lake Mary, A. E. E lm . of AlU 4230,000
m arrow's M ould.
j£k
000,000 in 19ftT.
COO each.
(Continued ori Pag.’ 0)
>monte, nnd Uhyd U n d u f Ose. I .
r
Sheriff And’ Prosecu-,^
Attorney Unecs
Running Very
land And‘McClelland
Have l£vcn Ratlleln
Ruth-Bryan
Is
rnryan ,,Owen
0'
6 Seats
[eonardy, Whito
Wage Even Fight
lecond Choice Votes
Will5' Probably De
cide Sheriff Uacc
s
HERALD ELECTION ATLANTIC PLA N E
RETURNS VIEWED AWAITS WEATHER
BY LARGE CROWD BEFORE STARTING
Of Peculiar Soviet ExneditionlB
Carson E xp resses Inventor
Plane Sees Success Expected To Leave
Satisfact i « n W i t h
For Dirigible Hunt
Election 0 ut.come
British Authorities
Refuse HarryThaw
Permission ToLand
How Seminole Voted On State Offices
Committee P'r
FavoritTsm Cn
Of Senator H e f l
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THE SANFORD HERALD. 8ANFOR]
TUESDAY, JUNK 5. 1928
' *•
■ H I■
TONIGHT
Tlic Sanford Herald has made arrangem ents to (five the most complete service on election returns ever attem pted in this city.
Fast, direct wire service from
all
parts of the State and a complete organization covering every voting precinct in the County will furnish retu rn s as soon as they are tabulated. Magnolia Avenue
front of The Herald office will he roped off and benches provided. Returns will be flashed on a screen opposite the building. There will be no charge for any
thing and the public is cordially invited to attend.
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THE SANFORD HERALD, BANFORE, FLORIDA. W E D N E S D A Y , J U N E 6 , 1 9 2 8
Sanford Herald
t k r H e r a l d , f i s a f e r d ’a p l a a e e r a e w a M a e r , e a k a e rlb e a
la th e
la le ra a t la a a l N ew s ta r v le a , r e e e lv la ir tr a m
tb ta a a p c r la r
a e w a e ra a a la a lla a
ItV e a tjr t h n a a a a d w o r d a d a llr r a r e r Ik c aU th e
le a d in g a v e a la a f Ih e
M M lre w n r l a . T h e I. N . I . la r * a e r i a l l r e r f l e l e a t l a r i n r l d a a n d ll*a
a t a a a r r » f h a n d l i n g a i a l a a e w a la
T h e H e ra ld
la a
member o f t h e
A w d ll l l a t e a r e l C l r r a l a l l e n a . am
t n t e e a a l l a a a l A s s o c ia t io n
n f I’u h I I .h e r s , A d r e r tla e r a
a a d A d c rrlls fa s
A s e a la
w h ic h
rrq u lre
each
t - n h ll a h e r Member t o a a b m l t t o a
Ih o ro ash
a u d it
af
a u b a rrla lla a
H a ta In o r d e r t o v e r i f r a b a n l n l e l y
a l l c la lm a n f e l m i l a f l a a ,
w e ll a*
h e a e a l h u a ln r a a m e t h o d s .
WEDNESDAY JU N E 6.
BIBLE VERSE FOR TODAY
GOD SE E S —The eyes of the
Lord arc in evory pinco, beholding
the evil and the good.— Prow 16:8.
PRA Y ER —O th a t wo mny live
each day happy in the knowledge
th at Thou scent our very secret
thoughts.
T H E S E THINGS
Is the New York Herald Tribune,
ij,. N e t knowing .u\H ^ w ^ : » a d n c a ^
u,when I spoke,
iW ” I snltl, “ 1 wish it were to-mor*
row—now."
And ere thin madness loosed its
chains, I woke
And had my wish: and wished it
were not so.
Tomorrow was to day, and I had
lost
Another day of living fervidly.
Thu pain of Iteuuty is a trifling
cost
F or wonder, reverence, and ecst
tacy.
These things nro precious, dwell
ings, bridges, ships;
j -Voices, sound of sens, and silent
spares;
The feel of feathers, wind, and
.
young red lips:
•The m ystery of ancient ruined
places.
When we ride through the fragrant and luxuriant or*
ange groves of Sccnlnolc and our neighboring counties, wo
often wonder what in the world becomes of nil thene beauti
ful fruits. Thousands and thousands of trees, loaded down
w ith o ranges. grapefruit, or- tangerines «re—encountered
everywhere near here. This is whnt the Miami Daily News,
in a recent editorial, says becomes of most of them:
“Fresh fruit exported from the United States In 1927
totalpd $60,000,000 In value, approximately a $7,000,000 indrepse over the figure for the preceding year. The increase
|was registered chiefly in oranges, grnpefruit and other citrus
fruits. The value of orange shipments was $3,600,000 more
than in 1926. Grapefruit exports increased $1,500,000,
“Oranges ranked second in point of aggregate value
with a total of $15,000,000. but the humble apple retained
its first-place leadership with $30,000,000. Pears, grape
fruit, lemons, peaches, pineapples and other fruits accounted
for the balance.
"Apple exports, while they represent the largest single
item on the list, did not vary greatly in value in 1927 from
the preceding year’s figure. Citrus fruits, on the other hand,
appear to be riding a new wave of popularity abroad. A
shipload of oranges and grapefruit was consigned from Flor
ida directly to Europe during the last winter, the first unit
in what is evidently to be a series of such cargoes. The
healthful qualities of these typically American fruits, along
with their titillation of the palate, seem to command a uni
versal appeal.
,
“All in all,pfr,uit for foreigners Inst year proved to be
fruit for American producers.’’
Crime Traps Legal
* Considerable difference of opinion has existed in Florida
at various times ns to the moral right, and even the legal
power of nrresting'officers to “trap" persons whofn they sus
pect of violating laws. The so-called "speed trap” has been
one of the commonest forms, but
believe thut for all
practical purposes this Is no long^^usod jn Capturing’speodHowever,
jurist*' has recently handed down
the following ruling: "If a person is induced by anyone to
commit a crime for the purpose of procuring a conviction, the
conviction will not stand. But if the purpose to cccnmit the
crime is in the mind of the defendant nt the time or suggest
ed by him. defensive entrapment will not avail. Officers or
other persons may make an opportunity for one to commit a
crime for tho purpose of securing a conviction and the con
viction s o obtained will lie upheld if the criminal intent orig
inated in the mind of tin* accused."
The decisjon was rendered in a case involving the sale
o f intoxicants to a fifteen-year old school boy. The evidence
showed that a man named Spann had induced the youth to
sell whiskey for him. Before making a sulc. the boy inform
ed a policeman who gave him a marked onc-dullnr bill with
which to purchase a pint of the liquor. The defense, of
course, contended that the boy’s testimony was in error on
the ground that he had been used by the police to trap Spano.
The judge promptly ruled that the evidence was ndmissible .since it was shown that a c riminnl intent existed in the
mind of the accused.
he breuth of blossoms, sting of
bubbling wine:
The love of men; the thought of
INDIANAPOLIS STAR
)
Gdd-*-nnd light;
«.
v health and splendor ef thq
** Tliuiims il. Admim. Indianns
warm sunshine,
And ail the strange Jeweled premier crusading editor, is one
figure that will stand out sfter
• ridhness of cool night.
the smoke of battle has cleared
Must wo, tomorrow, withered ns away and Republicans get a real
perspective nf the events of tin
fhk grass,
Lose these7 O Time, let not one iest few years. He was not honor
moment pas*!—Hy Monroe ed by nomination us standard
1 bearer, but his party owes to him
Heath
, a lasting debt Dm services per
formed. If the Republican organi
The atm m Is over,
sation ia lifted from the low
estate into which it lias fallen in
Now that election is over, won Indiana; if it is purged of Stephender If there will be any slush fund sonibin, of the taint of supergovprobvs in Florida.
ernment; if its cnndidntes ary re
stored to the lonfidem e of Un
An experienced wife in one that people, that will lie traceable to
can tell w hether he is lining dig tile efforts of Editor Adams, who
nified nr ju st pouting.—St. P eters startr-d the campaign for a house
burg Times.
cleaning. Some belittled Ins e f
forts, some double-erossed hirii.
others
tried to steal his thunder,
They nrc now growing celery
n ear Titusville said to be ns good hut it was bis initiative mid rean Sanford celery. Something to lentlessness that turned the light
of day into the dark corn is.
think about.
Mure than thiee veins ago
Thomas II Adams began In- • i u
Encountering »
*udi‘ in Ins pa p e l , tin- \ iiii «-o",' s
way to Suva, the
( "ommet'ilal. He was on III,- tiasl
demonstrated itthat latet led to Sl • plioii'or’s
through adverse
"I'lai I. boxes," to tlo- three latei
tions.
grand ini \ iii\e-*igii!i..n- and I"
Hi,' llllllet nielli > I bill mi- Well, they haven't found 1)1
history He -l.itt -,| .illgle hall'Jed
Italia yet. but the seaieh tor it i Hi- in ipl-'Vid t ’otnt A-llei and
in full swing We will irv to kee.
Kuil’ Klimk. ti.itti iiss'n iiiiiit with
our readers posted on this sub jet
Stephenson and the latter indicted
HOW that we don't have to devol
! wit'll that Khiii leader. In lie!)* no
fib much space to candidates.
covet tile evidence of perfidy nod
worse Mr. Adams spent his own
money, and spent it liherally. in
the hop,, of performing a real
public service. He was. as lie said
in hi.s paper of last Wednesday,-douhle-crossrtl in the house nf my
friends plotted against, and the
INDIANA POLITICS
T
’h it! Doubt the M aster Work1 m an* hand because my fleshf ly ills increase?
i>; for there still remain* one
j chance that Ptim not Hi* masi terpiurc.— Ridgcly Torrence.
NEW
QUICK SERVICE
TRANSFER
YORK HERALD TRIBUNE
They were only an etderly far*
fr and a young poultrym an of
uth Jersey, a flat, sandy region,
terly lacking in the heroic usually
aociated with such rom antic see•ns ns the Old South and the F a r
est. Yet they knew an “ a ffa ir of
nor" when they experienced it
rough with more dignity than
. t enjoy the perform ance when
r. Carlton caned him to the
atform and made him read the
lestions he had
propounded
rough the columns of the Jour*
il and then handed him the phostatic records th at furnished the
iswcr and made him read those
the audience. The final blow
me when Mr. Carlton compelled
e editor to read the last ques*
m:
H athaway
or
C atts;
ilc h ? ” Carlton’s reply to th at
is, “ My father tau g h t ma th a t
two evils, choose neither."
But why Isugh at Mr. Graves 7
b did as well as anyone would
ire done under the circum anccs. No one but the head of
c state road departm ent is In a
sition to answer the charges
irlton makes against him and
r. H athaw ay declines to meet
m either on public platform to
icuss these questions th a t affect
c money of the taxpayers of
orida, or to meet him Ih office
Gainesville where tho records
e available. Of course, Mr.
•aves or no otlirr mati enn rtarid
under those charges if ' D r.
each affaire have Inspired In their
principal* for n century, either
hero or abroad,
Modern duels have' been a joke
these many years.Ono is reminded
of the latest to s tir the fashionab'o
world, th at between two students
* t Oxford, who fought a t duwn
w ith swords until one received i
scratch on the shoulder and their
"r <-'°nds closed J n and stopped tho
•■nguinary encounter. Very likely
they will be gossiping of this cplnode— they who gossip— long nTter
the nfkinCn o{ Charles Siewcrt, 05
, w ll,i
„n
nf
and
Ill,scom* ‘ 0’, pf
Cologne, N. J- have censed to
perfum e the icp h y rs th a t sigh
am ong the scrub pines of th eir pie*
beian habitat. But Charles anjl WllHam have shown the way to all the
knights who still shake th eir plum*
age in the m urky atm osphere of
an industrirl age.
You propably read the report—
how Charles warned W illiam ’s girl
ag an st him* and William m eeting
his detractor on the W hite Horse
Pike, offered to knock his u n d en t
block off.
“ I guess you can do
it", snld
Charles with n smile. “ You look
like you could fight. But I’ll tell
you. Let's fight n duel! T h a t '1
give mo more of a chance."
, So it was arranged. C harles picked shotguns and they m et on the
sam e’ spot’ thiU evening. ,,'N u sec*
onds to lUBST'^S^They made th eir
own rules, -JlAirftPtfc*erc th a t they
lUulInr. Crating Shipping,
and Storage
CITY TRANSFER
& STORAGE CO.
r t F Ii m
■ m v lx * . H « « H o w
tra il* * .
M B? T r s r U f * * n j l l W
r KM
SCO X . M u n i* A * *
'PH W. I.OSSING M*t.
DIXIE FLYER RniltT
Mile for mile America’a moat
intereating trip ia via
DIXIE FLYER
ROUTE
the scenic, historic way to the
UNAPPRECIATIVE
WEST
NORTHWEST
NORTH
l I uac- Cham pion Spark
j Plug* because I know I
can depend on them —
! n o matter how tough
| the going.
I Champion i* the better
1 ipark plug becautc it.
I hai »n eatlutire •till-
^ V
)
g
X -
Lout round trip fares—Stopovera
—Qhoicc of connecting routes
2
Champion;
i
S p a r fC P lu g s
Tolado. Ohio
dM
M ^ a il y
Were to
Colorado RockUt
Utah. Wromlna
California
National Pitkt
Northmen to
. . Blatk IUIU
Pacific N o n h a w
_
Alaika
Canadian R^cUm
North to
Cool T m a ra M f M m n M u
a k n andhSiod*eTWlacoada
Minna rota aad UltWaav Oraat Lakti
"
Might, ndt o f Ontario
i
. atand the much higher
hbrtri \
. fem ptraturca o f iho
1 modern high-eomprea*
J alon engine. A la o a n ew M
H
i patented aolid copper H f e X S n
gaikct-acalthatremain* S t u m B
. a b io lu ie ly gai tlgh t M S
under high comprea* J p m ,
■ion. Special analytia
‘
el ret rrxlea which ataure
• fixed ip ir le fip under
^
all driving conditions.
, l\
m
Dixie riY rR
Lv. Jacksonville A C L
. . 9:45 p. m .
Ar.Chmnanooga N C Sl St L I2>51 p. m.
DtXIC LIMITED
8i30 a. m.
10:30 p. tn.
F*r IwtUfu, rttrping cwr resn-eaiUiM./artf
DIXIE FLYER ROUTE
or E v e r y H n gln a
o The V oters C
Sem inole County
I w ish to ta k e
m ea n s
o f e x p r e s s in g m y h e a r ty
an d sincere appreciation for
the m agnificient vote given
m e in S e m i n o l e C ou n ty
on June 5th.
; The Southern Cross, at the lime
Wa are w riting. hu» reached Suvu,
• having but seventeen hundred
mile* t o A ustralia remaining. If
lie hop can be made successfulO R I -A N 'I I O
I t K I 'O l l T K I t -S T A I t
\ as It appears it will be from
I 'tb e beautiful functioning of the In this column in the Jackson Union, a Hathaway supporter,
: ' nh|ne so far, a new record will
ville Journal, “This Afternoon," put the crowd atjl,600- T h at is the
. have been made.
John Temple Graves II suys: We lowest estim ate we have heard. A
A Chicago grand jury renamed do not thunk Carlton fo r introduc Cleveland traveling man who was
,0gl» hundred and one ,person< In ing us lust night to the howls of in the crowd Is authority for the
sw eeping indictment against a His own special henchmen, or for statem ent th a t there were at least
rupi rin g which was reputed to be weving audit page*, phoostuts 3,000 people there- However, the
t n v t a x five million dollar* an- and invoices over our 'head as if
:nually.
Most of those indicted they proved som ething or • an y admission from all sources is,
thut it wus the largest crowd
AirHI doubtless be released.
A
that hud turned out at any politi
few will huvo to pay a small line, thing."
Now this I* a fatal admission by cal gathering this year, and Mr.
wljicb will be charged In the books
of the com pany as a license for one of the brightest supporter* G raves says It was a crowd of
doln* business. The profit will of Dr. Hathaway. He say# the Carlton henchmen. This proves
gtijl bo five million dollar* an- scene was before a howling crowd w hat is claimed by many, th at
njjally. And do you be Ilev** they of Carl tun's henchmen. That crowd C arlton will ca rry Duval county.
S R I like to see the prohibition has been variously estim ated at
Reports of the m eeting cohfirm
from 4,600 to 10,000. The Times- tho assertion th at Mr. Graves did
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TOUCHE
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THE SANFORU HKKALU. SANFORD. FLORIDA!
'm iai A n d Personal Activities
Office Telephone 148 MRS. FRED S. DAI GER, Society Editor Residence Tel. 87
Calendar
f
<tAv BDNESD \Y
I Sarah FarkeV Orphnnnge Club
LiU meet a t 3:«}0 o'clock at the
Lotile of Mrs. J . D. Parker, US
I,turtle Avenaa.^
I Mrs. Jam ea P. Ridge will enterlain the member* of the Duplicate
ntrldga Jjuneheoij Club a t i o'clock
Lt her'hom e on Magnolia Avenue,
j Luncheon for members only,
(of; th e; W oman's Club at one o’flock a t tiie club house. Phone
Dirt, i t P . Ellsworth, Mrs. W.
R,. IIonlyy o r Mrs. George Paxton
fo r reservations,
[ Nellie T urner Circle of the First
b ap tist Church will meet with
[Mrs. Jam es Fields, TOG West
[Third StV eet-at 3:30 o’clock.
THURSDAY
T. E. Lt Class of the First Bap
tist ChureH will meet nt 2:30 o ’r t & a -church and motor to
Higgins Lake fo r a picnic.
[ T. E. L. Class of the F irst Bapkisl Church will go on n picnic
L r ^ E v a n id jj|g All members an
EiuSAj'
Hi the Church nt
2:30 o’clock.
•
Short business Reeling of Sem
inole C hapter No, 2 O. K .'S. ut T
[o’clock a t the Masonic Temple.
FRIDAY
Niui-commtwdum-d
officers of
lc». I>. 124th Inf. F. N. ti. will
Live its F irst Military Bull, at
p:30 o'clock at Hutri F orreit Lake.
I Mens Club’ of Holy Cross Epis
copal Church will meet ul 7:00
rsona
Miss Putt ye Lyles leaves S a t
urday for Philadelphia Pa. where
she will take • * post , graduate
course nt the Jefferson Hospital.
Miss Freda Grefc, who ho*
been the Ruest 'o f Miss Pattye
Lyles for the past fortnight, left
Sunday for her home at Savannah,
(•a.-
Mis^ Elmina Howard, a member
of .Seminole High School left
Chandler Sharon returned home Tuesday for Los Angelos, Cal.
Seminole High School Parent Tuesday front College Park, Gu.
where she will spend several
T eachrri Association arc very where he Is n cadet nt G. M. A.
weeks.
.
much gratified with the results
Mrs. Mattie G. Pace and Mrs.
of its yearto work. The cafeteria,
Mr, and Mrs. J. J. Stapleton
under the management of Mrs. K. S. Dutton motored to Sarasota nnd small son Jimmlp of SaVanM. T. Deitrich, has tried to give Tuesday wnefre they will spend a nnh Ga. spent
the
week-end
full value to the pupils for every
here as the guests of M isa.Pnttye
nickle spent with it. The idea
Lyles,
of the management ha* been to
Miss Mary Ives of Orlando
moke no profit but to furnish spent the day here Tuesday as
Mr. nnd Mrs. A. B. Peterson
the very best food possible in the guest, of her sister Mrs. Lin
and children are spending, soputhe most wholesome and palnt- ton R.‘ Allen, v
time at .Pablo Bench ns thp
nhle form.
On account of having to add to
The mnhy friends of Miss Flo guests of Mrs. Peterson'a aunt,
j
the equipment to the extent of Bishop will be plcnscrf to learn Mrs. Robert W» Sims.
$223.48 the final balance -was a th at aho is able to,he*out after
trifle short ($1(1.00.) This hac an i!lness of two weeks.
Mr. nnd Mrs. R ,K. W aterm an
been taken care of by the Parent
und children of Sebring spdnt
Teachers Association and the
Mr. anil Mrs. Joe Gonzalez
year's work closed with no in nnnounco the birth of a daughter Sunday nnd Monday in Sanford
debtedness. The number of stu on.Sunday, June fourth, nt the ns the guests of Sir. and Mrs.
Clarke Leonurdy at th eir home
dents .buying lunches each day Fernnld Laughton. Hospital.
in Fort Mellon.
averaged 230 and an average
of 25 lunches were given each
day to pay for service renderid to the cafeteria, nnjl various
student _csuwwv,;h*ve at . times
been troatcT Tit fcWrmcr. “Tile act
ual expense of these dinners xvns
met by the Pnrent Tcnchers As.
mrintion. hut the interest and
•nope cation of Mrs. Dolt rich made
Id* possible.
The Cafeteria Committee wishes
>n thank the business men of
Sanford who so generously. conperafed with it in
semiring
these results, nml wishes also to
•xoress its gratitude to Mrs.
fhdlrirh for her untiring efforts
md skillful
management, giv■|>g to the children of Seminole
11i*»li Selinn) :> service which lin*
■sided much |<> their health and
happiness.
M lss^A R G A R ET ZACHARY
The Y. W. C. A. Circle of the
First Unptlat Church sponsored
by Mrs. W. D. Gardiner held its
regular monthly meeting Tues
day evening at eight o'clock at
the church. The topic discussed
throughout the evening was "Just
Suppose You Had Been Horn In
Heathen A frica.”
The members at this meeting
were Ruby M artin, Pauline S tin
son, Mildred Sloan, Vcrn Phillips,
Eleanor Cameron, M artha John
son, Essie A rthur nnd Mrs. G ar
diner,
Lloyd Boyle plan* to leaVdP
Miss M argaret Thompson, Mlsa
neaday afternoon to r Lai
Rose H urt and Miss Bevarly Ben S. C. where Mr*. Boyle Is r{
der. Each guest was presented a her parent* Mr. and Mr*. A
'
;or*a*e of purple and gold flowers 6 ray.
In lace holders.
Exquisite in every detail was!
.MADISON—New w ater St
There were thirteen tables of
the bridge party given Tuesday
players Invited to meet this charm line completed to sepre eilizer
afternoon at the Hotel Forrest
Sessions Hill section pf town.
quoise. blue taffeta made-basque ing guest of honor.
l.ake, by Miss Claire Zachary, effect. The skirt; was of matching
honoring Mrs. Linton £ . Allen, a Uille ruffles.
recent bride.
Fashioned of white chiffon with
The artistic color scheme of yeJ* yellow flowers was the dainty
low, purple, and whi[« was ef. frock worn by Mrs. Byrd.
Prescriplloop Filled PrciiapUjr
E. First Street
ifactively carried out in every de
.The games of progressive auctail. In’ the foyer and draw inj tian bridge proved exceptionally
___ And Accurately
Sanford
rooms numerous tall colonial and interesting and when scores wer*
French baskets rilled' with ycllqgt counted afte r the-usual number of
daisies, white and yellow zinnias games, th* first* prize, a lovely
mid purple petunins combined wltii rhinestone studded-party bag was.
ferns were placed with unusunl swarded Mrs. Jam es P- Ridge.
pleasing effect. These colors were Mrs. J. D. Woodruff, who held
repeated in both the tallies and next highest score, received sillt
at her bridge accessorlos.
hosr. The gyeat of -honor was
Greeting the guests upon nr- presented a set of crystal Iced tea
Hvnl was Mrs. Clyde Byrd, while eastern. The cut prize was given
in the receiving line were Mrs. W- n n novel manner. On one of the
It. Zachry, Miss Claire Zachry, ‘.allies a small red heart had been
Miss Mary Ives of Orlando and fastcd, and Miss M argaret Peters,
Mrs. Linton FT. Alton.. Tallies wer > who held'this was given a Imudoir
distributed by Miss R. K. Griffin *ot filled with bath crystals.
and Miss M argaret Thompson.
latte in the afternoon the bridge
Mrs Zuchry was beautifully rccessoVies were removed and the
gowned in a stunning frock or allies spread with hand made covwhite taffeta made bouffant ef •rs and refreshm ents consisting of
fect, while Miss Zachry was love frozen fruits, Individual on go I food
ly‘in white lace over yellow cre p t •alfea-aadt^UP$)i were served- Oa.
Where O reD n,T trlV i?s'
nmilo with the uneven hemline.
•och plate Weraffcpllow flowcFmbr
THURSDAY
jylMtSj,Alien wna a picture of love- ups filled with lavender and yelRARGAIN DAT
ifnife*-In a creation «f pale green liw mints. Those serving wore
Sped li C a s t^
x Norma Shearer
organdie with waist made basque, Miss Jane Torrence, Miss R. E.
"The
IrreaivUible
Lovtr'
The
Actrcsa
while the full skirt was fashioned -iriffln, Mias Katherine Schiranl,
Miss Zachary Honors Mrs. Linton E. Allen
With Bridge Party A t The Forrest Lake
LaneyV" * The Friendly Drug Stor
Milane Tonight
DOVE
Includes fabnios such as chi (Tons, g
crepes and* voiles in all the wante
for supnner \voar. These male
worth your inspection
MISS NF.W.MAN E N TIIR T\IN S
Reflecting the cordial toe pi
tality of the hostess in every way
was the buffet supper given
Tuesday evening by Ali-- liliwNewman at her Imme in Rose
Court, complimenting her house
yuestn Miss Naomi Seoggan cd
Washington, D.
ami Miss
Frances E w ing, of I'nssa grille
In the living room quantities ol
red and yellow zinnias were used
in baskets and howls, while in the
dining room llie colors of pink and
lavender predominated. The diniii,
table was overlaid with ii hand•omo lace cover nnd graced with r
silver basket filled with pink Ra
diance roses and lavender cnndj
tuft.
After a delirious supper, card!
were enjoyed. The first prize, sill
bos,. was won by Miss Claire Ziicii
ary, while Italiert Dodson who belt
1»AGB
WEDNESDAY, JTTNff fl. 1028
Figured Chiffon
jGeorgette
r
NO MORE GAS
IN STOMACH
ANI) BOWELS
°
w
i
40, Inches Wide
Light,. .tinted ground in shades t
with summer days. An ideal m
price most pleasing.
Always on hand at
UNION PHARMACY
Miss M argaret Zachary, daughter of Mr. nnd Mrs. A rthur Znchury is ii very popular member of the yuungei social set. She gradunleil from Duke University, Wednesday morning June •> with
high honors, she was graduated from Sanford High School in 1022
anil from Sullitts College at Bristol, Vn,, in 11*2 .. She is a member
of the Zetn Tnu Alpha Sorority und this year wu» yoted to lie the
best spoit in the settlor class.
Jesse Neely, a member of the
graduating class
of
Seminole
High School, 1028. leaves Monday
frtr Ann Arbor, Mich, where he
will spend the summer with his
sister nnd next fall plans to a t
tend the University of Michigan.
Georgette
■10 Inches Whitt
A material mire to find
favor for Hummer frocks
. . . . in all popular demons
AM Iikh t sh tides
designs certain to find
or ns n- frock fabric
In lovely prints and polka dots these celanest
voiles are a splendid fabric and priced excep
tionally reasonable
)’v'.
.
Elton J. Moughtoi
Architect
First Nat’l Hank Hide.
Stanford, Fla.
liv e ly frocks of georgette, tu b silk
ami hut crepe, a tra ig h t lines and
two piece model* are featured
HINTS
J
200 West Gore Are.
%
Dresses—Values
The biggest summer sale in Sanford's history will be
gin Friday morning.
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Tomorrow our store will be closed all day preparing
f o r the big «vent
t o . $ 1 6 .7 5
HALF - HOLIDAY
SPECIAL
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THE OUTLET
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THE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 6, 192R
Wednesday, June 20 th
Nearly a score of Sanford’s leading mer
chants have already signified their intent
ion to make this day a great success. '—
Every merchant is cordially invited to
participate and benefit by the occasion.
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THE SANFORD HERALD, 8ANFORD, FLORIDA, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 6, 1928
Pacific Flyers Will
Take Off Thursilay
On 3rd Leg Of Trip
Sanford Dally H erald
fANT AD RATES
Terms: Cash In Advanca
phono ads, will be received
patrons and collector sent
ediately fo r paym ent.
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reduced rates are for
[sccutive insertions.
Tivo words of average length
counted a line,
iinimum charge e ! 30c t n
it insertion.
I ll advertising is restricted
(proper classification.
an error is mado The San*
_ Herald will ba responsible
l oniy ono incorrect insertion,
advtrtiscr to r subsequent
jrtion.'j. The office should bo
(jfled Immediately In case of
or.
TO ADVERTISERS
1 Herald
representative
(roughly fam iliar with rates
Ls and classification will
|s you complete information,
if you wish, they will assist
in" wording your want ad_
nsko It m ore effective.
tnnounccmenta,
)
tested for grasses by Dr.
[vis. Opposite Court House,.
le or G ranada Dw Ginger
call 705. Prom pt Delivery.
Automobiles
[ND NEW Chevrolet Couch
nplotcly equipped. Never used
sell for $100 off rash price of
Want cash. J. W. Rice, 705
first St. Phone 789 or 901
Help Wanted—
SANDE TO RETIRE
Kicnara m an s l o A d vise
Public About D etails O f
Com ingTunney-HeeneyGo
NEW YORK, June 6.—(IN S )—
Karl Sande, America's premier
jockey, says ha will retire from
the tu rf because the necessity of
tnklng off weight has impaired
his health. Ho may continue his
HAVE TWO MORE OPENINGS riding career on French tracks,
For some ambitious young men where jockeys ride
at high
or young ladies who want to weights.
By Davis J, Walsh
learn a good trade and get a good
International
News Service
position when they have become
LATZO BEGINS TRAINING
Sports Editor
competent. Hav0 situations avail
NEW YORK, June 6— (IN S )—
able every few dayr. If interested
POMPTON LAKES,
N.
J„ Tex Rickard plans to apprise the
ask for C. A. Haines at Sanford June 6.—(IN S )—Pete Latzo, for
Herald office.lie will be glad to mer welterweight champion, was New York Doxing Commission to
morrow of his "plans” for the
explain it to you.
to begin training here today fori™
,,
heavyweight
his 10 round bout with Leo Lam“ n Y . . e?.nc.y.
fight, and, four days
ski, of
Aberdeen,
Wash., in | championship
,
Brooklyn u week from today. His i '“ter, he will have another big
sparring partners arc H arry Fay !'tu ry 1 for rclcas,e- He will tell
and Eddie McCullen. light heavy- “ • ” hLvn
the fight Is
weghts
to lnke l,luec* Tho w riter, for
one, enn hardly wait.
In fact, my impatience Is such
LEESBURG—New radio ampli that 1 am about to fool Mr. RlckIS— Apartment For Rent
fying and distributing station in hnrd. 1 won’t wait. He it known,
therefore, th at toniurrow he will
WHY NOT SPEND your vacation City Hall dedicated.
tell the board ju st how many
nt the seashore ? For desirable
seats he haw in mind at $15, $30,
rentals write or see H. E. Nus$10.50 and so on and, on Sunduy,
(Legal Notices)
bauni and Reynolds and Wilson
he,will say thut, after due delib
Real Estate Brokers, 117 Magnolia
ix
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eration,
he has decided to hold
A ve. Daytona
Beach, Florida.
sr.viiM it.r: c o i '.v t v , s t a t u o r the fight nt the Yankee Stadium
Phone 78.
n .o n iii.v
on the night of July 20.
In re 1'ntntr of
HllKltH»AN .IRVVITT, . Oecrusetl.
The citizen who hasn’t heard
To ,lilj_tri-illlurs, IcKntees, illnlli- all this before automatically wins
iilal -nil persons having
THREE room furnished cottage liuTi-es.
claim." _ur_tlemiimis 'anallist entitle: the curvclcs.H fish hook, which only
ap^rtiijent.
Privoto entrance.
You. utuT eaeti of you. lire hereby goes to show how devoutly Mr.
notlfleit ntiil requlrril In preseni
218,1: tench.
mi) elulius unit Ueinantls which you. Ricknrd is laboring to bring life
or ellhet of you, mny have iiKnltisl to the dead.
the estate of SlierlOnti Jewell. il«>"A re you hearing anything
MODERN furnished npflrtmenU, eraseil,
tale of Senilliole County,
Frigidnire: Murphy steel kit- Flnihhi. io the lion. Jn* (1. Sharon. about the Tunney-llecney fig h t? ”
JuilKe of Seminole Counlv, un nfficnl of the Mnilison Square
.‘hen: Garage: excellent neighbor County
nt Ills office'In the fount) Courtnsked a Broadway racket
hood: rent very reasonable. Park house in Seminole County, Florid.,. Gnrdcn
eer in the elevator today. The
wllhlu
tuelve
monlhs
from
the
d
slr
Apartments, No. 3, or Phone 57, hereof.
la tte r said "no" ah<) then recon
Snyer.
Oale d ' M u v |Kill. A IV ISSII.
sidered with tile air of one who
•KUZAin-rrn j k w h t t .
Executrix of the i : Slate of wished t I( l*> f(lir about the thing
ROOMS FOR RENT: 111 Park
f, fthgi litnn Jewett. Hr censed. "Yes. I am" said he finally "1
A ve.
■ If -------------------------------- lienr (hem laughing nt it." At
the same time, I wish to deny th u t
M i r i l k n r r .i.r r T io *
2 FURNISHED apartm ents: 1 up
coiuiijliint't) w i t h tlm pro v In Ion n I am claiming the fight is dy
stairs and 1 downstairs: reduced of I nU*w
i l»tnicJkid*- tliorrli*. nolle* I n
It has never
Mr*. A k . Powers, 107 W. Ii«*rHip. k i y r n th u t an H i -c t lm i tin* ing on its feet.
lift*ii iiiinrtij u m l ttrilel'tpfl In h r h Mil, been on its feet.
0th,
mill
rfUiic w i l l In* hi*hi w i t h i n
However, weep not for Mr.
trial li n ’d'I d o . u l Bfii*riiil T u x School
THRASHER APARTMENTS: Re Pinti lt;| 0 tl 2, So m I no I d t *«»u 111> » Ricknnl. The right fielder who
(llR trir l hHiur
ulwo forgot his sun glasses won’t need
duced rates. ,117 Park. Phone kMnoorwh ina . Miltl
!|,MnKiviiDil S p r c ln l T u x
School}, i|n I 'r h l n x . J u n r IM Ii, l*»2<
859-J.
l[
your tears either. He will have
plenty of his own and .the only
renson I'm mentioning the m atter
is thrit he reminds me of Mr.
Ricknrd, who is so different.
Dosing the contention on the
current belief that they, meaning
the muggs always turn out for
World Scries and
heavyweight
championships, it was popularly
estimated around the Garden today
that Tunnvy and llecney would
gross somewhere in the neighbor
hood of u million dollnrs. If they
do, .Mr. Rickard will bo out from
under like on exposed chassis.
He, in fact stunus to win sev
eral hundred thousands under
those conditions, with Tunney ta k
ing some $525,000 and Heetiey
whitt ho can get, including, a
punch on the nose.
' No. Mr. Rickard ncVer seems
to in. in immediate need of sym
pathy. He is the only promoter
in the racket who can guarantee
to finish in the dark ink year
after year. 1 did hear once that
Hardy Downing of Salt Lake City,
has made us much as a q u arter
of a million in the game hut a
winner like th at is most except
ional. The only .thing that keeps
most of the boys in the field in
definitely is the inevitable "angel”
who roods a few headlines. and
then runs out Into the light of
day looking for a promoter who
might consent to accept money
from strangers.
However, the original "A n
geles" who supported Rickard
soon lust their saintly aspect.
He didn't need them after his
cnrly suet i sse.i here—except ns a
means „f oveieoming his natural
nveisimi to lining any but strict
ly im pera mil money in his opootheil
(Continued from page 1)
cation induced us to take him
along.
‘•Now, if we had our choice of
all the navigators in the world for
another dR cht, $ve would agaid
lick Lyon. ’.Vc have ju st completeJ
longest non-stop flight over a
ingle body of w ater ever made
ind th at l* proof enough of Ly
W e lte r W e ig h t C h nnmp
m p lo n
on’s ability.
Snil For Europe
Ji
Rirnpc In June
"Then we had the problem of
Fulfill Contract Wilh One
finding a gftod radio operator. Wo
summer
training
camp
Of Spnin’n Finest Battlers
haven, N. J., to polish.his boxing jpoko to xevern) possibilities, but
nono seemed to satisfy. One morn
By SID .MERCER
technique for the test to be ad ing Lyon rang me up and said: ‘An
NEW YORK, June C.—(IN S )—
ministered by Professor Gene Tun uld shipmate of mine will go with
Jus Dundee, welterweight cham
ney on July 26 nt the Yankee us.' The shipmate was Jam es W ar
pion is flirting with another sus Stadium,
ner.
“ For the first time in his life,
pension. Joseph has accepted an
Hccncy move* in a t Fnirhnven
offer to box Hilnrio Martincx, next Saturday and with hint wiP W arner got into a plane for a one
tour test flight. L ater he went up
Spanish welterweight, nt Barce
lona on July 7, and with his pilot. go Squire John Mortimer and in two more trial ftighta. A four
Max Wuxmnn, will sail front these Phil' Morcurio. The Squire h hour and a five hour hop. He re
shores on June IG for the Euro Toni's Boswell ami Morcurio is n ceived and transm itted from the
sparring partner. The heavyweight plane though he had never dona it
pean adventure.
Challenger, being a man of deeds >efore.
‘
A ticket entitling Joseph to rath er titan words, has imported
.."Imagine
listening
for mesaagea
loaf for an indefinite period as
nquire Mortimer from England t, n a little r i i n
t e r Otj*far as New York is concerned
handle,the talking.
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probably will be issued by the , llecney .w ill-not settle down *o the plane * lt)\ thone'JtlrVat't'nfctltes
state athletic commission which serious training until the first roaring nut in front, sending and
has produced n legitim ate " con of next month. The New Zealan receiving perfet messages from
tender for Dundee's title in the der has been doing light work 1,000 miles away. W arner*is a
person of Sergeant Sammy ElaKer, alm ost daily a t the St. Nicholar man of no mean skill and full of
'•ourage.
Two weeks ago Baker defeated
gymnasium where he prepare*
"G etting back to Lyon, when we
Nick Testo by which a decision in for all of his bouts here last win
were over tho Pacific we struck
•Brooklyn in wltul was portrayed
ter. lie really would prefer to bad weather, it became our job to
as a final elimination bout to de remain there for ho says
hr guide tho plane when flying blind
velop n successor to Ace Iltiilkliis.
could work in u cellar and be in and dodging clouds. Flying blind
For many months Minikins held
shape for Tunney. However, the
the
welterweight
challenging necessity qf tjic' old "Bullyhoo" is a dreadful trial as you see onlv g t —
rights here but Dundee *Vus under calls for it.m o re elaborate pro the instrum ent board . light in
front of you. An hour of tm * anti
suspension for bis fuiltiYc to go, gramme.
you go mad.
through with a Minikins match in
More sparring partners will b.
"W e dodged, turned to the rig h t
California.
added front lime to time. Aftei ind to the left, but Lyon display- '
Tlie nix-months time limit lta<’ the Fourth of July ileeney will >d a tremendous am ount of ski|l.
expired in Dundee's ense but it have half a dozen humnn targ e ts When we came out nf tho bad wea
was automatically extended by the
Tunney bus set no time for e ther, he said, ‘here we are boyi’,
suspension. Then, when the cham formal opening
nt Speculator and pointed to the exact spot on
pion was umtored to good stand where he has boon rusticnting for the ch art where we were. He had
ing, Mudkins pulled out und made feveral weeks. Ju st now the plotted everV moment. He ia a
a match with Mickey Walker for champion is annoyed by a stone ship'* navigator, hut no ship ever
the middleweight title.
bruise on his heel, A flock of dodged and turned to the right and
Wnxmnn doesn't rate linker as spurring partners will he shipped left at a speed of 100 miles an
ii sttoug enough challenger to pull to him after the middle of
the hour.
a good “g ale'' with Dundee und month.
"It Is not my place to mention
lilts declined to close the match.
Smithy here, but everyone knows
Martinez, a fighter who improv
TENNIS PRACTICE BEGINS
his records and can judge his abil
ed greatly in two years of cam p
ity by the landing he made a t Su
NEW
YORK.
June
0.—
(IN
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aigning in American rings, re
va, where landing conditions a re .
turned to Spnin with Paulino (The members of America's Davis not too good, "I am glad to aay
Uzctidun last March. The same Cup team, with the exception of that Lyon and W arner arc both
syndicate that is to stage a let urn .Captain Wiliam T. Tililen, 2- ex-American navy men with a
bout between the Bnsqiic wo ul- ,were to practice at Forest Hills ord of war service with the Alliea.
chopper and George Godfrey at .today. The players will suit for
" I t’s not luck th at ntnkea diaBarcelona late in July made Dun iGuropu Friday night.
lunce flights go over. Its good
dee a tem pting offer to box Mar
judgm ent, good equipment and re
HARMONICAS LIKED
linez at Barcelona, the match to
liable men. We have now made
be 10 rounds at chntchweights.
legs of our jump. Wc are going to
Mm mimic playing throughout the troko the other* also. For If
Dundee, therefore, can’t lose nut
thing lint Ins life as th,. title will world is increasing. Much of the ground for a getaway cannot be
INterest tins been stimulated by found, the people of Suva say
not be al stake.
The welterweight champion bus tin- mouth organ contests thut have will be made if they have to
never been lucky outside of New been held in many cities. Wuert- a couple of hundred men out
tiny ! it."
York and slntuM give pause before tem berg, Germany, with
undertaking a hazardous
trip TriisMingen in the Black F orrest u»
tlie center of the industry, ship
ubroml.
Ft. Myers—$200,000
business
Two years ago before Dundee ped 50.561.10(1 harmonicas to other IiIih L for S. II. Kress chain store
wot, the. title be took a little v a parts of the world last year. This 'under construction nt corner of
cation trip to Californio and was is an increase of 813,400 over 1920 J s t and Broadway,
bowled over in a round by Eddie
Roberts. Last full he was matched
wilh Mudkins in Los Angeles and
refused to enter the ring when
the guarantee was not forthcom
ing. For that he was suspended in
California und New York and gut
into all sorts of trouble with the
local authorities in California,
More recently Dundee
was
thrown out of n Milwaukee ring
for nu unsatisfied fight with
NEW YORK. June ,Y_-(IN.S> — and inspired both -,f tV V
Piitkry Mitchell and is now trying
to collect Ida end through the George Siiler, onre the kingpen of Si. l.ouia rival-) t„ h re alrr efforts.
courts. Two weeks ago Joe and American I.cm: up players, lint, Nearly every time the S trjler
George Levine were chucked out made good ns first bnucinun of the on base, the Kajnh d> ivc*
home.
in Detroit noil lie is under suspen
sion in Michigan us a result of unlooked for even by his fmidost
Yesterday
I lorn shy’s
admiret> and probably no such limner of the AvaM-o, with
th at incident.
When those Spaniards
get occurrence has tickled fandom's on base, staked the braves to n
Joseph on their home grounds fancy ns much since W aller John to' 3 win over the Reds in the
there Is no telling what will happen son got into his fu st world's i i n u i t clouts in thi
to hin\ and If
doesn't stay here series.
I) res sen nnd Ep
Apparently n<> longer bothered hom er for the Util
to fight he will most certainly be
set down again in New York. by sinus trouble, Peerless George his first of the
Verily, the life of u champion is ha* been hatting at tlie healthy now one ahead of bio last sea
rule of .419 in the National League record, if memory doc* not fail ns.
now always u happy one.
getting ut least one lilt in every
In the only other gnmu w..i it
game, He couldn't hit .100 with jupe pluviua perm itted to be j i GOLF STAR COMING
Washington. His playing
has cd the athletics trounced the w li-'»
LONDON. June
6.—(IN S )— “made'* the braves, aroused new #ox 6 to c. Grandpa Ty Cob
Mfss Enid Wilson, 18, year old interest in the fortunes of the ed a triple and a single,
English girl, who was strongly team, vindicated thu m anagerial in three run*, nnd boost
fancied to win the British Wom ustulcnvH* of Rogers Hornsby, batting average above .300
en's open
golf championship,
plans to go to the United States
to compete
in the American
Women's championship, it was
learned today.
DODOB
f*»r flu! pu jioki* «»f ilM ln m ln liiu w h o
^urs cars and Graham trucks,
lip; I liiNffDH of III** Hiilrt «llnLKFFLER APARTMENTS: furn nltoll
I rli f fjip ll)« m v t
**<llnp ixvo
and 13th. Street. Phone 3.
ished. 3 room and garage. At >'•*!»r*. Ja i p I 41k n nm h i r of m il l* of
i iakOol (ax (o la* |t*vit*i| an«l
tractive summer rates. Apply 804
,n u ‘ C tn m i x lioni<| of I 'n hllo In*
i iillnrhtil[ for i*ach of tho mihl >
)GINS & COWAN Co. Auto Magnolia. Phone 280-W.
Hfriii’llOin
ft*NO
listor and sheet metal works, Small garage apartm ent. Call 251. Inilon | liti
lh
iiiii
|«
m
|
mill
'reach Avenue. I’hons 71G-W.
.It
Mil'll
f
I
IG— H o u s e s ’F o r R e n t
tin* fiiiijym
fm tin- Ji
FIVE
ROOM:
furnished
house.
HUPF-MARMON
Low summer rules. See V. A
Sanford Automobile Co.
II) DAVIS J. WA1.SH
manage to guess wrong on nearly
Tax 'HiTiiinl IUm| rid , it* lintil
Magnolia Ave.
Phone 137. Speer, 111 Park Ave.
11pc| ion
NEW
YORK, June 1.— (IN S ) — all of them.
imfl
N«.
?
»
ilduiRM....
.
.1
M
FOR RENT: To Responsible party i*IiMfr«‘i% C i v r k J \ m
However, bis employes were
It - i l l i t r M’ M
well furnished Spanish house in l.uyuth'r, dOil l.i It Wi ‘tit xxin ill. In- Wit it many of nuj gt eat in tel- more specifically concerned with
lusincaa Service
of'H
[
I
lects
hastening
to
confess
that
the
beautiful sin-roundings. Five rooms
the immediate fu tu re - next Tliurs
I*i *m I I l f j N t * I 'I ( I >>i k *■ M a I \ I . VV
garage, will give lease if wanted .1'
I itrh 1 1*‘I k
v\
V
I >111111 A i frost is on the pumpkin insofar as day night, to be precise. They told
SUN PROOF PAINTS
| summer boxing in Netv York is Ricknrd they thought 11ml $11 fm
}r Spar Varnishes ami Ena- Price $50. Address T. 1*. U. Car.*
1-i •.-ti# t Nb 11 (
ill.
Velumina
Flat
Wall Tile Herald.
l concerned, it is worthy, of note to- a ringside seat was too much for
i. . . i i: fiju iif il, 4*1*1
Its. Persian clay jesso. plastico
A11 Ii li t L e u ' l r ii (id
| day thut men in his organization a return bout between Mike Meliguc und Arntund Knununucl. P er
(ding clay and Plaques. SnnN|l,I,'t«,l*4: | *
«’ll> >. have warned Tex Itiekard that lie sonally, I know it’s too much to
l o r l N li
1] Paint £ v/all Paper Co. G. U. FOR RENT OR SALE: Six room J u liI 'al e cMr.N'uuii
i:
Mi
<
is
overplaying
his
hand.
iiitm.
modern house: Desirable loca N r II ttlj II. H l l v r i
rt, Propr. 112 W. F irst St.
ftollHO. I
They didn’t actually mention tin- pay to see McTigtie do anything,
tion 2009 Orange Ave., Oak Hill 1nK|n-rt nr * )•
1 Tttnney-Heeney heavyweight chant except retire from the ring( hut.
I ' . i l . ' l th|* (lie lit
Subdivision, Route A, Box 170-F.
li r i i s . i
I pionahip match in this connection]1’/ *nurse. Jut not one of the puI I H ' S T Y Ul •A ltl»
|. Nipper. Signs of all kinds.] i q — H ousch F o r S ale
Iiul it is suspected th at this in U nits and I can stay away hi a
H T R l ’C T t i >N. HI
I Sunlunl Faint £ Wall P a p e r --------------------- ----- —----t y . rl.n l MPA
ferettee was
intended,
umnug hudy without affecting Rickard's
A l t l Nt T
BARGAIN: ti room Modern Bunga
others They think that Ricknnl nplolllh in tile slightest. But even
low in the best residential sec
bus reached the point where he ii patient is likely lo recollect that
tion of Sanford. Must be sold im
( i i u i i m u i . | imauineis that the sap stin ts ru n - he knows loo much nhoui McTigue
mediately by OWNER. Priced sev
ning in tin- spring nmslly because anil su lake his money into tlxirri-r sir* c i . c m u t
INSFER Service of nil kinds, eral thousand dollars below uiTuiil, In M
etimplUtMee W illi tin* |n in t>- it is in such a terrible
burry to n care at roulette game is likely to
recollect that he knows too little
out 570-W or 3302. C. E. cost. Act nmv if you want u real Ioiih «if lnwr Hiitilleuiile (here of, no- reach thu garden box office.
t l i i Ih llr ri -ti) Klv eli llm t m i elet-lbargain. Write O. M. S. General M
cnlng.
In fine, they (car Rickard is about Emmanuel and too much
ill liiit
IKM‘11 rl ui!lIl r i l unit n r ili 'r n l to
Inn
Iiuhn been
Delivery, Sanford Florida.
about McTigue and so take hi*
l i r Minn* » III In- lii'lil
in* iii*III, iy iH liin*
nltltlii aim thrum a h o u t Kpeelal T a x charging too much for ordinary money into tin* nrniesl m ullettc
fight,
particularly
in
view
of
the
.
.
t
e
l
No.
I,
Henilliote
St'huul
I
li
nt
rie
l
21—Acreage Par Salt
WIGHT rillN T SHOP
( ’ ou ilty . r l n r i i l n , loilct f llM lI c t I t I ii k blight th at is supposed to lie on game- It will disappear there, to",
iiIho knirtvli iih Ha n fo rd Hpeelul T u *
lint nt least he will know why it
PPY *r"vioc °n any thing In
loud lilstrS -t .
on F r i d a y ,
J u n o the industry this year.
ntlng. A phone call will get ACKEAGE FOR SALE: suitublu Hi
I M h . I > » N) f o r th e purtniKP of iloRickard plans u> tap the did.
nian. Phono 417-W. 9 RailIt scents to me t hut the most in
for poultry farm, located four l . i i n l i i l i i K j Wlfo aliull lit- t r u n l n a of patients on the graniuni for $10
nuldt u l ^ t r l e l f o r the ne*l h u c | Av*,
miles south of Funforil on old Or- i'the
1'i'iltilii tk 'n ) *-urn, und tin- iiuiiiImi or more in the ringside rows nt the teresting commentary on the fight
game hereabouts was furnished
lnndo road. 33 acres, part high ■if m 11i n o f if U l i l r l kehuol tux lo InIN UP YOUR OI.I) WALLS laud und some of it low, idcul for levied ultd],eoilertoil f o r eftell of llio Tunney-llecney enterprise und to the othernight by the L oughiair
day,
in
face
of
hi»
recent
adm
is
H
it
III
yeill
s.
) l THE NEW WALL PAINT chickens mid ducks, t an he bought
1-utzU light heavyweight chnnr
T h e itp u n f y Itoiird of I’ uliln I n IETHING NEW AND BET for $100 per aero on your ow*t ■inirtion has determined by irnu- sion th at it looks like u very pinnship fight.
short
line
before
the
paym
aster's
I
ullmi
thiq
ten
inlllu
I*
the
i-utlTOR FU RTHER 1NFOR- terms. Address It. J. Holly, first muted inllltigr neeesunry lo lie vo
It didn't figure to be much, in
1I0N, CALL PHONE 23W National Bank Building, Sanford, ted nt nueh .rltH-tlon for the |tm ■ window this season, he re-affirm ed truth, but oiip might think that
his
broadcast
th
at
this
fight
will
|inke
of
kiild
k|iei'lul
tux
nchnol
dUpEE, V. C. COLLER, SAN- Fla.
more than $1H,U0U worth of pa
It let for l|ie iimulliK Urn yeui"
FLA.
________
'riie fidlmeliiu iih till'd ure HIl|o*lnl- cross n million and n half dollars. tients would fall in line in this
to nel nil litupeetoru end clerk* til He said he could tell this by thc
EY’R DRUG STORE—Pre- 22— ReaMvstnle To Exchange tlu- t»recl itetN numetl, wllhlu n.ild wny the reservations ure coming great, big preserve of the comeHfierlal
Tur Hi liool liiutriet, to In,I,I in and I guess thut expnuution will 1on, even for u match between Luke
iptlons. Drugs, Soda. We arc
k.ilil d i i ' t l i j n
WILL
TRADE:
Several
building
e»r s i your phone. Call 103.
ITee) net Nu. t (Hunford). Mia. suffice until somebody thinks of McLukc and his stepfather.
lots, free und clear, for- uma1! Murle Htfllielljliir. t ‘lerk, Mm, KuUi a good one
The tip-off is found la the fact
H liulrlidl. If li.
mill J. A
ILDING BLOCKS— ftTigatlon bouse in good section.' Your priei runiililKlium,
liiapcciora.
Any fight between Gene Tunney th at I/ougliruii drew nearly thut
and general cement work, j must lie right. In answering this
]Tec-inel ’’No. .1 (Hmifiird) Mr*
much in a 10 round, nun-champion*
IViii I llxtihm, Clerk. Mik Mildred and Tom Hccncy shouldn't gross
*1e Concrete Co. J. E. T ar ad give complete information as Hiiuirra,
L, V. Ilrynii, und li K. Me- much over a million and I can't ship fight with Joe Sekyru in
to size of house, location, and full, tnNi)ei*lork
ter, Prop. 3rd and Elm.
help it if Rickard is n man who Louisville several week* before
l'.ile il lllla I li e h i t d n ) cif M i l ) .
price. Address S. B. D. Care The
ought to know what he is tulking And the gate in question didn't
A I*. I»!». !
a
iAL ROOFING: The Roof Ev- Herald.
Cl I t’ N T V I M I A I I O O K l ' C l l l . l C I N - about. Ho guessed wrong on the break
any
Louisville
reerrds,
fasting.
Metal
shingles WILL EXCHANGE: Building lot
S T I l l ' i T I I W . HKMINU1.E C O U N
either.
As
a
m
atter
of
fact,
about
Mandell-McLnrnln
fight
and
that
T Y . K I-O ltlO A . u
ling seam tin and galvanized
for automobile. 1-ot is worth
A t t e k l : T . \Y , L A W T O N ,
nil it did was to break the pro*
doesn't
make
hint
so
much
better
See Jam es H. Cowan. Oak from $500 to $800. Address Box
Herrelxry
thaii a ntugg who somehow eau m otcr's heart
By F H K O T. W tr.U A M H .
and Third Bt. Phone 111.
131 care The Herald.___________
Chnlrmun.
[NOGRAPH—repairing, piano | 2G— Miscellaneous For Sale
\U T IC H (IK Ki.KCTinN
ning by e x je rts with 17 years
I i, rontHllMiica with llte |iritvl»loiiN
rience. Sanford music store GREEN ENAMEL wood range ■it Itiw u |i *>11cmIt I.* thereto, notice U
xlven that an rlarllon b»x
|Gift Shoppe. McLander Axand 20 gallon water boiler. Mrs. hrrrlty
1. li i xIImI Hint (trtlt-rrd to In- h'-IU.
mill lh* name will be brld wllhlu
Phone 832.
A. D. Smith, Phone 10.
iinil tliruUBliolit Hih-cUI Tax School
NEW YORK, June 6.— <INS)—
at. Paul, Minn., June 0.—(IN S)
l*l»trlct Mu, 6, Seminole Count).
SELLING all household good*. | Florida,
(Situation Wanted
rs hi illNlrtct hr Inu aleu The St. Louis Cardinals, New —Showing a burst of speed in
One Singer sewing machine, Vnon n an llrnrvu S|n-i-|i4l Tux
MEN want work of any kind. $10. One Ohio vacuum cleaner, Juor IS. ISZK, for the uurpox* of ctr- York Yankees and other clubs the last two round*, Mickey W alk
trtmlnlllK Who ■Imll hr tlllNtrrx <■(
From larg r shipments of cu
(1. Box 1431,
$15. Mrs. K.^ B. McCracken, l hr mihl illNtrlrt fur thr itrxl »uc which ar« handicapped by injur- er, middleweight champion of the
cumber* I have many amall
cerrtliilE two >rnru, mul lit" number
Ore
a
m
wold.
o( mill* of itlrlrlcl school lux In hr iea ore profiting by the tain which world, last night won a news one* Ju*t an goad a*
■B Plants And Flowers
any
Irvii-U und collcctril for each of (hr
other* for pickling, but not
BOAT
FOR
SALE:
3U
foot
bridge
yesterday held most of the big paper decision over Jock Malone
■„lil yrurx.
SALE: Mammoth Giant zinnullable fpr mixing la with
The County litturd of I'ulillc In- league team s idle for the second of St. Paul. The bout was tame
deck cruiser, thirty inch draft,
‘ plants, $1.00 per 100, DeIih*. drlrrnilnrit by rrxo- day in succession. The faux are
labia cucumbers -'going to the
fully equipped, aleepa six. Price Nlritctlun
and alow
for the first eight
lullon I lint li-u mill* In Ihr t-rtlmxK Call 160-W.
_
northern m arkrta.
They are
trit
milliter
nrrrsxury
lo
hr
votrrf
also
gating
a
good
break,
for
h
reasonable. P . 0. Box 938.______
fresh, firm and except for
nt xurh rlrrtluli for Ihr |iuin"xr of feast of double header* is in rounds, neither . fighter exerting
l» P lants; 25c per dozen,
Ihr Mild Hprclxl Trx School I>lralia as good as any other*
lilt-1 for Ihr nimulng two >rxr».
store for them later in the seas himself. In the last two sessions,
p per 100. B. F. W hltner, Jr. I 27— Money To Loan
not only for pickling but for
Thr follow Ilia numi-il nrr r|i|ioliil- on.
however,
W
alker
speeded
up,
ncllon.
tabJi- use. Will deliver them
ON WHITE or colored property. rd lo act m« liiaiirctor* uml rlrrk*
J n the only game played yes driving innqy hard punches to
nl Ihr |irrclllrl» itaint-il, wllhlu mid
anywhere in Sanford for $1.00
B.
W.
Herndon
108
E.
2nd
St.
KpoclNl Tax School !>l*Uirl. to hold terday, the W ashington ,S enator*
‘Boom* Withcut Board
per bushel If ordered .Immed
Jock'* body and head■■lit rlrrtlon:
iately.
Mortgage Loans
I'rrrlni-t No f. ICttiti-vu) Mrs M. trimmed the 8t. Loui* Brown*,
As
a
boxer,
Malone
had
the
-IAL weekly rates at Sani; lim.lrv, Clrrk. T. H. Illrkok. Mia- 4 to 1 with the aid of Braxton'*
Ala« a large arcum uiation of
id's home-like hotel. Seminole m improved residence and buainasa Manor Krl|[, anil A. A. Moran, In- good pitching and homrra by Go*- edge. He had tho champion m iss
SMALL POTATOES
property.
• nrctorx.
•
"rulM h good potatoes but not
P recinct No, 1,' (O xcrolu), H t \ iin and Reeve*. Cleveland, the ing often, b u t‘his c u n bluwa were
Baldwin Mortgage Co.,
ftltrhlr. Clrrk, lira, K. T. Suinmrri easily or quirklv prepared
See our local Counsel,
any
•III, SI In * M a r y Bowl*, and I* l>. only club which gave the Yankee* not heavy enough to ' score
(Apartment For Rent
for cooking as the large ones.
Inxpaelora.
a battle when the W estern team* points. They bounred off the toy
S. R. Dighton, Sanford, Florida. Krw,
Doled this thr Sth day of May. of the American League Invaded
While they UaL will sell these
M8HED 2 room apartm ent:
a . n. ista.
bulldog lika a tennis ball
also al ff.OQ per bushel deliv
COUNTY llO A ltn OK PUBLIC the tfaat, start* a scrie* with the
h’Atf bath: aleeping porch. 3M 29— Permanent Waring
ered.
INSTIU'CTION.
HESI1NOLK ■world** champion*-today. In the
COUNTY. K l.m m > A .
Telephone your order* tn the
Perm anent Waving- w w
goes
to
Brooklyn;
the
Cubs
in
AIM ' T. W. LAWTON.' National leag u e the ^TardinaD
evening to No. 714.
a!
perm
anent!
as
low
as
HSHEp
HOUSE:
Three
'
Secretary. will ‘try
to taka second place vade Philadelphia and thr Pirate*
Ity P ltB n T. W ILLIAMS.
"*a, screened porch and hath. 509 F irst Nntional Bank
taka
on
the
Brave*.
away
from
New
York;
Cincinnati
C h airm an .
Phono 480. .
>rH. street. Call 498.
High Prices For Seats To
Cut Attendance For Title
Night, Says Davis Walsh
I
I
Rainy WeatherHolds Mickey Walker Wins
Baseball Teams Idle Slow Boxing Match
Cucumbers For
Pickling Almost
Given Away
George Sisler On B atting
Spree Since He Became
Member O f Boston Braves
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Business D irectory
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Ex
THE UINIHJFE MATTER
lloff-M ac B attery Co.
117 E ast 2nd. Street.
IIEMSTITCHING
Singer Sewing Machine Shop
Machines Sold, Rented, Exchanged.
Eaay fay m en ts
Phone 80 N orth Park, Valdes Bkig,
Lunch Room
FOR GOOD eats
Lunch Room, 1
SEMINOLE
AWNING
SHOP. Street,
Awnings, Window shades. T arp au
Dry Ctauilajr
lins. Anything of C am ps. 308
2nd. Street. Phono 1 1 .SANITARY STEAM PKESSBU’
Odorless Dry CtoanUt* P H
908. 114 N. Park.
Awninifs
Furniture
SPENCER TOP SHOP. C urtains
Cushions and Seat Coverings. WE BUY or trade in used furoU
ture. W agner Furniture Co.
100 West 2nd. Street.
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TOOTt KEWgpAfEft
aUlIshrd ln"i-kl'rliin'« Heart,
■he World’s Urtatrwt Vo^Hnble
not and Richest Garden Land.
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(Hilly etabdy
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Member A udit Bureau Of Circulations
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Tabulated Report On County Races
To Block Sale1
TAKESOFFOfl
f MunicipalBondslATLANTIC HOP
Miss Mabel Roll. Sometimel allcd ‘Queen Of Diamrr.ds*
Leaves Roosevelt Field For
Maine To Begin Sea FU'ghl
FUNERAL SERVICE
Receiver’s Demands
brings Ultimatum HELD TODAY. FOXft'Plane Is One Used
PIONEER CITIZEN Hy Charles Levine
In n tsR esu d fotson
lifte d On C laim s
Anrnn Robbins Dies At Age Sensation Is Caused When It
Is UcjMirted D estination Oi
Of Sli; Enjoyed D istinct
Atlantic A viators IsRomc
ion Of Being 1st Man To
Use Drainage Method Here
ROOSEVELT FIELD. N. V..
Kti.t* S'.'o.ito—
PARRISH
ROBERTS
34!
28;
. r
aa|
:;t
Reprv.noitnlive No. 1—
KNTZMINGEU
I .OKI)
Bi present at ivo No. 2HAGAN
LYLES
1 i:\B 5 V \N
( ‘Icik C ourt—
' DKAiLi------DDtKH.AS .
TUBASHER
lion As H igh Mai]
(Gubernatorial iHt
Total
P re-inrls
/
.
!
1 1 til
1 3 .5
J-Jr
er *^*1**1
1,1 rTTir*'
.' 1 : in
' 217
Ci unty .1ui!s;t*—
' SIIABON
WILKINSON
•'0
30
20
21
ll
70
15
51
5
77
10
|
4l)|
12
u*i
00
20
T
45
r.2
38
20
* r1
1
f
IS 54
30! 231 in
27 29
i
25 1H
2*11 11 'Hi! 2 1 19
•V
J
’
! ' | • .(•
•V
16 32
255 - 7 10 *40 12
491 * 25 on 301 41 231' 57 27
o f 30 ' 52
293 W t Hi 3H .’•Hi
»7 810
10 2J5
t
•III 302i
21 till
2011 399
1%
* 05
in 101
20 28!
30
.. . .
’ 1
IH 17
13 13
GO
15
32
8
07
41
T
;:o
20
' t>;
11
•*2;
•)
ct
0
15
15
HafiloiftO m argi
Over rSM” Cal
i
1
ll
28
L atest Tnhulnttons Indicate
Hand And McClelland Tollc
, Running Closest Race For
\ Im portant Seminole Office
-
i
•1
71
12!
31 .19
27 20
1
80.1
10
19| 1309*
,7 ' •77.1
10
27
17
19
19
39
f
1 121
098
Lcdnardy
His
-- ---------- ^ Wins
......................
Hattie With White
However, FinalReir
Will'Depcnd OhT
Second CholceVo
TALLAHASSEE. 'June
— (IN S )—E a rb ’ th is n f t_
.
noon Carlton f^jpeared to h»vo a
"
c:ttnb)ia)ted hla opposition •* ' r
Canvassing Board Will Give the leader in tn e gubom ator- .
Ittl race.
»«*\- v.. His
stit> plurality w i*
Uosltlve R eturns On Some ial
Of County Offices Friday .-lig h tly o v e r 10.000 v o te * ■
w ith n e a tly 190 .0 0 0 a lr e a d y ;.
c
24 * •»1
0 10
The second rboicc votes cast In o u n te d , a n d h i* n e a r e s t o p
10 30 IR]
beraft ChargesCity
p o n e n t w a s H a th a w a y vfhu.^*
0
18
30
30
23
1"|
41
1L
the 11 precincts outside of SAnfotd h«d nosed out C atts for second i
Ju
t,.
7.
(INK)—The
('olionbin
8
^ 1 r(K ~ T ^ ^ r-^ rrv irr
5A aron
17 00 01 27
III 22 34
will decide the race between Shcr* place.
•17
It
.1
.. i
20
1
l
7
2
ference ToGreditors RoBlilhiC Ip tm W i’ iiijc r '.t who st11rdy monoplane which cart led
The latest returns w err:
;4
ifr C. M. Hand ai d his cbae.it op*
'Carlton
(12,270
passed aw ay
early Wcdiwmlay t ",.ii iji i* ('hnnibvrlin and Clmrloi
1
1
•KUicnt in the aherllf’a race, J.
Tuv \rio*i*sor
979
ril,42l
’I
r» 24 41 25 D’> 12
H ie p ro p o s e d ,!alo o f ?f>08,- nioriiing, were held this mi rn.ng A. | ,• v i»n* from I’cri* t> Germany
341 401 11 25 13 10
F. McClcllnr-1. returns tabulated Hathaway
t IIITTENDEN
•i
10
554 today indicated. Seminole Coun Catts
61,155
13
17
20
48
13
30
50
hopped
i
ff
fie
ri
here
nt
(5:1
•
"
>
A.
M
IS
19
148
K1LBEE
.
re hi tie funeral liomr of Miller
in
re fu n d in g
bonds
e1»s»
24,259
— 41 27 17 13 1491
1 •j i
09 35
ty's canvepsing board will decide Taylor
30 090 n
V A l'tlll AN*
Ljch t h e c itv c o m m issio n and Krlckson. TSv final rites today for 01.1 Orchaid, Mo., nu
* 2,071
.
the contest
tomorrow morning Csrron
th f^ t'r t leg *.f Hu* rccnnil flight
Total
101.182
" 1
S r pi Public liistruetiun—
when
they
count
the
second
I s c h e d u le d to di: p o se n ex t we.e in clinrge of the Kev. Mor7t» 83 01 32 15 1494 choice votes In the country pre
20 121 80 53
Although Carlton had a lead of
43 77!
LAWTON
tinu r (.lover, rector of the Holy Herons the N orth Atlantic.
050 cincts.
*
i
•JJI
[m ia y . tc. la y fn et'd t h e p ro s
17 21
i|
27 1 i
13
21
W|
over 10,000-It wait admitted th a t
50. 377
MAX WELL
..,|i*opnl
,*
...........................
The plane carried M1*, Mabel
l. rojt.H K
Church. Inter
w ith ti.s t cho.'t vales frim nil his election would depend upon the •
it o f b e in g b lo ck ed hy liti- o 'h.vvul in tic Municipal ( u n i- Dlill,
n„||, IIIIYIT
Oliver 1st’
Lc B
outi'iicr.
of .Mont
Hum
• ................
.
1
1
1
1 rosecuting Attorney—
precincts in the county complete, second choice voles. E ither of hla
8
S
1510
31
10
tio n . N o tic e to th is e tf e c t tcry.
r»:t
clnir. N. J.. h ir pit »• and cap ait. |
50 50
62 598 •_»9
' KO.TABDY
r .) 00 30 38 291 1 185 ike two Candida es rtund: Hand, trading opponent*, in an establlah*
38 11 i *i
Pullbeaivrs inciudcd .Inhn (loco. A 11tinr Arglcs, formerly of Otnii- ^
1 1 lot
27 552
Is file d t h i s u f te i noon w ith
WHITE
1.095; MiC’IcBund. t»72. This give* cd second place position a t the • •
hu.
Neii.,
her
iiavigatnr.
M. Y. Illcdsoi*, Jam es Huff, (I. E.
I,mid a lend of 123 first choice final count, might be declared th*
c o m m is s io n h y K. II- A sh 1
1
t
t'lu u tv f'eaig 'i’ •ioger. No. ‘J
McKay, W, ('. llartlino and Mr.
I evil e. v.ho seemed to b” dir t
votes.
Second choice votes In the winner if he secured enough second *
2250
10
1
1
42
tin
79
10
IV
.
M
12
lit
42 951
MLIS!‘I I
I f t, r e c e iv e r fo r t h e S e m i Smith, all of them iiiciiiIkts of th • ;*;g the 'lig b |. enured n r n-’uii'.i
two Sanfortl, precincts, however, choice votes to throw him ahead ;
ip
510
(t
K
*:i 15 20 15
4
1
10
22
50
1
0
UABl’N
Mnsni.ic IihIkv with which the ilu- j jus. before the start by a il* 'i-ae
County Hank,
cut Hurd's lead to 20 votes.
of Carlton.
ing tha the fliers w ni'il bead for
All other county e-intents are
following Hu* lonm ixiloti's ra cured was affiliated.
1
Political observers woro declar* "
Co.:nty Foniniiisloncr, N'o. II—
1 , t
nr 21 50 31
0 i ;;
H) 1030
.‘it
II
almost definitely settled.
The ing today that there was Httlo
Mr. Kobh’ns had liccn a resident Bonn) afte r leaving Old thehard
II
38 421
ul tu accede to the denmndts of
BM.LARD
I 12
240
4
5 IB
i
0
cltw.v rnco definitely decided so Hklihcod of this since Carlton la
i:
years, mining He said it was planned to Lint
7 81 ' II
Ashcraft with releiencc to :>f Sun ford for
D d l'tiL A S S
1 I9H far ended with the defeat of W. centrally expected to poll conaid*
s
10 10
the ship follow th - **i|> '
'
I
70
71
r,:
10
iere
in
IK!*!),
He
h.td
been
.n
f
i
I'
20
41
00.
30
i:v
\
\
’K
(tain claims, held 1-y tic* hank
*9
E. White by a margin of 31 votes. crahly tm re second cholca votca
ilig health for the p:isl aevei il vicring fni tli" • ’••'•id I’m l. ai.'
1
I1
1
jn*t the city, til*' lunik rc- mouth:., ufter having been unusu shirting the southern tip
1
I*''
sinner. No h—jl
■i i
I "inniissii
John ti. l.oonnrdy won th e race than C alls nnd to be «hle to hold
1059
15
25
,
69.
34
00
34
lei Htinoumed thill I’, had in- ally active for a man "f hi.< nd- ‘and. France and the I . "
HI
r, 7f»t 39 580 ! 21* 7:
I I'M i
.1
88H ngain.d White 'o r prosecuting at- his own with Hathaway. Although
ll
44 271 23 15 19
. Ff> ... 630 15 51 7o
girtml his nltoiiiey i" iiisti- pnr <1 years.
M luiitatns.
Mel AIN
torniy with a tria l of l,51lt the Hathaway heado.uartara had
prccc lings toiiun r »m in >mThe pluus has a guao’.iic c a p '
not conceded d efeat.ltttle hopa *»$•’
Mr. ttobbiiin is hui \ived by a i
‘I he alloy*- report was prepared by ropresetjU lives .if The Herald nnd is not o fftcinl. AM Pre- against W hite's 1.485. u
The majority of the candidates felt among his friends.
asking that validation oi the son, W. It. Bobbins of 11illy ivo *11eily of 1KP gallons, w i 'i i* • •'
,m . (i inplete except No. I and where dashes a p ic a fe In ,precinct No. 1, the following tabuwho were lending In the eurly re
Ruth Bryan Owen still held a . M
linked bund* he denied, I hi* "•d u daughter, Mrs. W.
I - 1 for 18 hours of I'lyitu.
I it ii ii* .m*. final: Sheriff. 1. e g i a l a - ^ a u - ^ n V x J ^ ’ir
’.'ifUirL. -Nu. "/ K,‘{ur*'' f,‘r turns have eunlintied to '^ille up commanding-position ovsr her. op*.
lion i » to he taken .:v the form llarvev of this city and grand !\a ! .th e craft could m<
eimsta'ide and ju*ti.e of the pence will be presented ns i.oon ns returns have been rnnvasseil. Second larger ndvnntnacs as the tab u lat ponent In th# congresaloaal race,
Lie
llarvev B'inie or Berlin. unli«'<
|«ii answ er to the citation and •I i!dn n. William
ing has p: •.grersed. Today only With 247 precinct* complet#
countered stom is.
. hoi< e voles r ic no' tubulated here.
_______ _______
tr.
Mm
llarvi
y
and
Kenneth
to he supplemented "y a peone
precii/Vt is partly Incompleta. of SG5 In the fourth district, Mra.
Al
Old
Orchard
H
i
lun for intervention with the Bobbins, all »f this city.
In the WeThkn- Building, the pre* Owen
imvcii had
nao os.ooo
niw
34,088 ro
tesa miu
and *«>
Joe
Mr. Bobbin* wn> horn in M in ! way buig enough t> e
t l a v r v T h a w S e e k s S h a f f e r Presents
S e c r e ta r y W i l h u i cun t No.
........
.
Iposed Mil.*.
' polling
place, lihula- Sr-r(( 24,045 votes. Repi rts sU t*d
ten, II., on Derembei t*1. tk tl. |i]iil e In take off sun • KTii* p io^-eeding* \ \ ill •*' hrought lie sl i li d in th*.* I '«i»n
with n ?mMrs. Owen had lis t Drnml
M on w ifi a load "( ni'*l * '* a
y
•
Melons To Ill-raid M a k es Addrests To ...... . V*'■"
l lniplrtion
S". ing oiearly
It; i* name ol tin* hunk recenei doi ng tlm wor hi I i ecu >hi t..n *f gas' ll, e. Tl ' i
tonight. county by a slight m ajority b u t.
m
.m
*• a
O'l.
........ _ i,
|in g hi his o il.m il i ipai n> m*' -late- anil w I* H.*\erl
The canvassing
I »urd. cnmjm* ■mlicatlors were th at in the wholo
Wounded will await fa v rn b l. w
Mend" is of the slcr.tld stu ff
l a tix p u y ei, l.e said. He will .it the t'li 'le "f M urfris,'"r . af I h • ii an* At Ill'll ie a ‘ • :■ l '
ed of County Judge Jam es G. district her llnal lead would bo
G
r
a
d
u
a
tin
g
C
l
a
s
s
j und employi i of the mei lutnicnl j
|l. to block the wile u|mn tin
Sharon, II. C. Dubose, supervisor something over 10,000 or 12,0#0
I. , all, tl "H .
' " •«
.i noon tout tlie bonds are no. er lin in g served aliiv**t m n liir | Mis* H b'Timse •••' tile n in>
■ ijoyed
depart me.i1- yt te.iley
ANNAPOLIS, June 7. (IN S) - i>l registration, and J >hn Meiarh. VO'M
I
i.aiiionds
!■?)
uoiifly
mi
the
Imltlefronl
I"
|.il. As outlined by S. I*. Dig'*
;'t h ’ I !1 \ y I'TfJ.v'. ling., .lime 7.
two fine a n te : nu b n . l»* i *eiitetl Tim A m crk.'n Navy i nm stantly ■■hail muti of the bon d of county
United S tates -Senator p a rif
’■gems slu wel.l s. b 'IT' •' d l!»
attorney f«»i air. Ashcraft, lin e ycat(IN
-i
.
‘
.ii'
l.i'ig
'i
I'.ml.
ei't'l".
•/lower in the pink of fighting condition. .-ommissii.rera, will give positive I ruii.iiivil iim wv. n iv-w .....si,
A fter I ig 1 r n number of plnne from I n ' me
oone i
by t h:uIi * L
.‘Ti il t n
lulily of the bonds is attacked
returns on the sheriff's race und
Iluri; l\ i it ill Tli'.'*.*, lorm vr "play whobe farm is loea >il nil tile
Tn t wo r 'legations as f >llow i years in -. \ . ml Western S latei. ; b .al M os Amelia E aihatt a n
Secretniy cf tho Navy Wilbur other county n>i.*esta tomorrow. fratin g Governor John W. M artin
the
ocean
nnd
tbu*
bceoni'^
the
by more than 15,000 m ajority.
boy
i..‘
|t.*
■n'lwuy,"
|iaet*'il
the
dee.,
Orlundo road.
T hat the city is seeking to Mr. Boldin, and bi* wife, who
told the graduating class nt the
The met tix, among tli «• firrt If. S. Naval Academy lodn>, in The l iard will meet in the 'lice of About 400 rreclncts remained to
lo rd oliligiiti *ns now | as. du •ms Alice E. Folsom, came to first woman t < i r<>*. tin* Nor h of Di ■ \ipdtnniu today im patient
\t!.u tii- in an ai: p'aLc .'■'.*- h.ar•ctween the annual commencement addreKs the supervisor of registration on ho counted today but these are
IvioI.rVin of state statutes.
c r nford and I ought a a* ’• ■ " ""
ly aw.dlm g an answ er to lelegrnni* of the M'li.soli, Me.3 ml
Avenue.
not cxpQctcil to chnngo tho re
T h i / city i» iasiiiiie Imiii-I- t* I'aolii. F'dbiw 111*.* the Hi't hreese h ait, nw'uiting f.tvonddi w ilhei (
20 und La pounds a |h < e nnd
A never-ending program of r*- Paik
.*
Tin* i ntiili'la'.e* who have victory sult.
f iUteVest. whieh is deelaicd to Mr. anil M1 . Bobbin- movisl to eomlilioni m T ie pa • "■> . N. r . 'i<* b.i I n u t in mi erf isn't in h a v i 'i - - ......
pliirement and experim entation, either assured or nlmost certain
H e Ia n O f the llritish im n .lg ra-] w<-r* or delie io u sflav.ir. ^
1’
in violation of the law.
Bcturns were coming In slowly,
Sanford ni"l took over the mail with i In* |i!.iit<* I’*!*• 11*i>***•••
earned on Irrespective of tli! arc: (’. W. Entzm ingcr nnd L. P*
t
on
m
.thnrities
lifted.
Thaw
fre|
#
^
.
•’ >
and
the complexion of the Florid*
fl’he wl' ile in a'.e * ni» l« a hen
ig rin ill of Ihe a Id Sanford Home porUd l«» huve i' umI thai
lurk of prospect of war, is keep
J u ru n 'eren er this aftertmi.ii In Later he returned t" the fnim and will be the keynote of 1 r fllglil ipira’Jy walked to the ruil umi (JelebnilCS Of MOVIC ing the fleet on a par with those Hagan, for the legislature; Vance delegation to the Houston coa* <
for circuit court clerk; vention may not l>e dedded fo r
(ecu the receiver, h it iittm ro- Vglin a se' i * of e\pe r IIIIi*lit r and tl :rt sbe will imik* t i . p r e Ii eki d longingly a t the row «,
Escape Blast Unhurt of it'l of the other world powers, J.Douglass,
dingy and bain-like warehouses
(i. Sharon, for viunty judge; A. another day. The delegation IwIU ,
mat
ore
Hurl
m*ri
l\
I**"
I"'
silk
the eoliliuisslmier- i.ml ill
u land drainage.
.
lie said, pointing out (hut over a Vnughim, for tax assessor; T. W.
— -—
l>e unlnstructed, but those caainto.* and pier shed* along tla* water j
Ln e|. At that tinn* Mi. A henn'
It ’.Viis 1 i* I nest that Ho* pr'n o f trying l • beat Mi* I'
r,„„V
I HOLLYWOOD. Cal., dune i.— billion and a quarter dollnra Imil Law ton. for superintendent nf didatea who have favoreil Gover* f
Jm ally fil.d « lice of ‘he pr*
iplcs ii-i .1 in the ire s lit system •till A' hint II
ii i, imderstood th at he i-cnl off | (1NS> < liarlie ' hnp.iii
mid a been expended in this work d u r public instruction; Joint Mciach. nor AI Smith were trailing the
illi:'
|*ed suit afte r • the i mi'iiii-ido
if driitnng' nnd irei** ilimi m y be , ‘I lie |i" ibility I mu.• d
,i |tateh of messages pro'esttng parly of m n .ii eelebritics escaped ing the past four years.
Fiank Evans u rd S. F. Lung, for field.
moi
nii
g.
however,
lb
1
"l*'V
oi
.
, •
jd B M
lil u iced ifs lefusal i • ml <• si p traced t" his early , X|«*i iment*. ‘
"Instead of waiting the Navy
again*! the decision of the llrituii unhuit when a myaterioua
(Continued on Page 0)
G.
n. Stockton, of jacksanvil
.................................
viU*.
la aid payment of e'ai.m . svliicl
For several years before bin toinoi row w dl see th* iwu plnuoi
Department
suggested
and
Con
rhiKion
early
today
wrecked
who
declared
him.
"•••» ha« definitely
• ••—■”
----- — —
*'^LI
r t ielver raid total! jd i pproxi death. Mr. Bobbins load lived enungi'i! ii. « spyi lie utur ruc< Horn.* Office lint to allow him to Bushian KsgU' L'afc, rendezvous I greas ncu*d upon the suggestion
land un English soil. Air mg thus •
i
nelf tR iin st (Jcmfnior Fiuitb. ledl
lit i ly $7*10.1100.
mi.'tly ai hi* home on West First •irrus's the trcueheroii* cxpnnse *•> whom Thaw sent telegram s und of film notables.
th at the modernization be made
tho
field
of
candidates
L
;r
Houa-.
v.'liii
h
bus
i
luinv'd
lb
.ve"
f
a
r
‘We are taking thii* ait ion ire Street. His wife passed jiwuy
Ten other persons, im lulling n* r.ipitiiy n* res*onable and i* i r
m blcgram a, it was reported, went
map) neliul • dvcilture
ton delegates in the ruturna.
I
luxe the city is milking un effort » ’Vcrul >i ••i * ag".
seven
firem en, were injurod hy eistent reganllesa of the fact
Home
Secretary
Sir
William
John*
oiranwmie
two
on*.
Mranwhlle
women,
Mflt>
The
lake
off
was
v.ittieasid
ly
puy everyone of its creditors e v
fire thut there at peered no likelihood
Howard Goulding of Pensacola and •
le— tlinii P"» pmsiili*. si'il i early son-!li<ks, Secretary of State Kel the blnst whieh followed a
Jpt the Seminole t ’oun'.y ihrih.
th at these ships would be engaged
of
undetermined
origin.
logg
und
Scc'ietury
of
the
Trea*Mrs.
Oacar
of SI. Augua-'I H
*sf l
half of ' liesii were ii w*papei in n
•*••••
wnvass *Felksl, ws
|id Mr. A sluraft.
One i f the victims, Theodore in tostile operations before they
und ph itia:rnphr-is. Aim-t.g those ury Andrew Mellon. Th.* • Melina
tlnu, both of whom hava declared .
A
joint
meeting
of
the
men’s
The receiver Miiii the cily hml
1-o'diginsky,
film
.,
director
and
•
became
obsolete.'*
who bid goi.il bye to the t ) r : e and Thaw families were ncigtttrailing
tho
Wilbur reminded tho now on- clubs und brutherhood* represent- fo r Smith, were
kid the First National Bank upform er general in the Bussian
w
re J^cvin.*. **lri Jo*, phine lb*ll oi n of Pittsburgh.
other candidates.
ing
the
Baptist,
Methodist,
E
pis
[oximutcly $80,000 in ilaim s sin)*
sign*
of
the
great
tru
st
imposed
arm
y
was
reported
In
a
critical
WASHINGTON, June 7. - I I N S )
m othf;• of Mis* Boll, ami i." or 30
Results from incompleta re
i r to those held by him or third
The Stul« Departm ent lias no londilion. Besidt's Chaplain those in them hy stressing the fact copal, ('oogregntional, C k im ls n turns from all sections of the state,. 17
of
tle
ir
fri
ril*
Ir tits , which he represented, unit
th at only they nnd the members and Presbyterian Churches wiU
(jio rg e rt. I'uilii.s. exi'» utive interest w hatever in England's ac who were warned in time to is PHILADELPHIA.
Jimc
7
id s red th at p n p o std legal steps
of the ju d H ary are given u life Ii* staged at the Parish House of showed the following line-up in ^
cl^ie
injury
included
the
Marquis
tion
in
burring
H
arry
K.
Thaw,
‘
hi been made ull the more necos- —(IN S )—A radio S. O. S. whirl' secretary t i May ir V, dker, nln« officials said today. They politic I do lu F jlu is, husband of Gloria tenure in office, lie told thenv the Holy Cross Church on F ri the other im portant offices:
F or dongress, th ird dlst*4””
*.. believe*! to iD-«im '••' ■ war on bund, to give the o ficial
day
night,
according
to
an
an
they
vvei>
graduating
nt
u
p
ar
|ry because "1 llUVc learned re
Swanson;
Jack
Dempsey
und
Es
out Kuglnnt! Las u perfect right
Toot A. Yon. 8,418; W. L. Wil
jut ly th a t the city has churgcd ’Irnb-rto N dele, comnw.iu er of touih to tlu* cerenroi in . Tir. to keep Thaw out and mi prut.-it telle Taylor; John
McCormick, ticular propitious time because nouncement today.
huge Bellanco Inanoplai • t u>k off
he
list
Italian
ilirigibl
•
"
‘i
P lan s, for the gathering, a t 0,087; J. II. Smitlm lek, 4.709.
if our indebtedness on its liooks.
will be made. Tha entire affair his wife, t ’ellien Moor?, und "there never bus been n time in
F or congress, first district!
peace when the people of the whieh dinner will bo atrved, have
•’We've been sidetracked und i.rc ;5Jjjht over the Arctic regions, heavily, und ran* ulowty. Levine will b* Ignored by thu departm ent, Itcnec Adorce.
J- . Drane. 17.073; G. II, WHdar,^
raid he would lake Mr:. Boll and
was
pirked
«P
here
ta
rly
today
been
completed
ami
indications
United States are so well dispiicd
)t going to stand for it unless
t.pokcsmcn indicated.
ere that It will be the largest a t- 0*6®° *'• l*
V
une action is tuketi to adjust by Albert L. Ilylcr, on uo umutenr friends to old Orchard in hln
toward Hie Navy."
„ „ ______-i—
jMru--’ ,
now|y'purchased
h
rkkor
llnlver
Mother Is Sent Hint
rcccivirg ret, Bylcr is tho Beud- „ . , . v
----,
,
tended m eetinga of i u kind everd
f“orth d
its m atter," he continued.
Owen
had
30,762
pgainst
21,208 .
i*u
Railway
towrrmim
!u*re
wb',i
*al
planh.
Levine
su'd
*»«
would
Pullman
Porters
To
tugi'd in Sanford. Cards have
Koine action, which would liure
Of DeathByKidwiper Tampa Police Search \bcin
in 228 precincts with Seaw ,
..................
. * of'**•
•• hop off this-afternoon.
rerrntly
rcceivtd
tfcr
flush
the
sent
to
members
of
tho
aeve effect of rescinding the city s
Begin Strike Friday
For Comptroller: Ernest Amot,
When asked w hat she thought
, cral clubs and those planning to
For
Ballot
Raiders
pudiation of the hunk's claims, afe landing of '.he Bn men fliers
' NEW YOKK. Jim? 7.— (IN S )—
44^90;
E. 8. M artin 9,217; Judge :
of
her
duughter’t
projected
flight.
i b«* present arc urged to return
the only thing th at will avert a ii Grornely Islai.d on tfic same
CHICAGO, June 7.—(IN S) — A cruel hint of death for h er kid
J . R. Stewart, 13,440.
a
Mrs. Boll anid: "I am quite rur?
set.
(IN
S
)—
the
cards
a
t
once
to
George
Mcurt battle, thu receiver said m
TAMI’A. Fin.. June 7
naped I'tt’ighlro Grace, came fri a
Six
thousand
or
more
lu
rtrrs
cmFor
Commissioner
of
Agricul
tnrssage
was
addressed
to
*
th
at
she
will
niakr
it.
1
havan
t
a
Thi . . . . ___
Poller and epunty officers today n cry, » member of the committee ture, N athan Mavo, 30,702; W.
live rin g liis ultimatum.
' ' '
doubt in the world that she wiU plocd by tbe I'ullnmn C o..through letter today to Mra, Delia Bufid,
The city’* position with rvfur- the world at largo anil «»kej for land safely somewhere isr Europe.” out th e countiy will g ) out on while the child's schoql mates searched the city f i r three men on arrangem ents.
I)r. II. H. McCaslIn, pastqr of S. Sparkman 17.672.
ca to the bank's clrflni* wus « • Immediate help. It read:
For Railroad
Commissioner, t\
Mabel wore a mannish tweed strike tomorrow n t 1)00 P. M. un* were preparing ta search n “haunt* wh» raided a polling place in Hyde the * Kivarside
"Rush astisMnec. Posit io» 84
Presbyterian
Park
und
shot
tvfo
elec*
ion
in
uined by city attorney George A.
group ene, W. W. Phillips, 16,**;:tailored suit w;ith a leather Tying, Irss the federal mediation board rd hours” and detectives followed
15.
10,
NorM.:
15,
20,
40,
East."
Church
of
Jacksonville,
will
be
spectors who resisted th eir ef
tCottcs, who said they were not
030; A. S. Wells, 21.623.
jacket o v ir it. Her blonde' hair intervenes. of(iei:«!s of the bjv>thor* n vegue clue thut bil to Chicttgo.
gal because the m unicipality had . Signed: Nobile.
Mrs. Hudd was sitting in her forts to stcul the ballots cust in the principal speaker. T. L. Dumas
hood
of
sleeping
car
porters
unRailroad Commissioner, gem
showed
under
the
flaps
of
her
The
message
was
proceeded
by
Will
servo
as
to
astm
aster
and
ver received value for them, lie
borne, wJjcii the tVatli throat,cam e, yesterday's prim ary.
two,
F . K. Anderson. 7,602; J .
leather l.chuet with its surm ount nouncetl here this afternoon.
•he
gcr.cr.il
call
It
ttrrs,
“(
O
,
In
. . men, who were armed with a male q u artet from tho B aptist Cassidy, 9.991: M rs. R. L. I i *
id the question of their legality
The
"M rs. Budd” she read. "You
The annsuncoment was insdo by
ing goggles. It was said that she
EogMrhl
Bylcr
said.
.H
e
recrivel
Church
will
render
several
aaleca shotgun and tw-» pistols, fled
now before the courts in the
16509; ami T arl H argraves
had made her will und th at the 11. P. Webster, divisional organiz will hove a funeral sc in—"
y’s suit aguinst the Chase Nu* the message on 42 m rtera, which gem s—responsibls for her regal er. His statem ent was made in re
The mother coUapsad. Detec u fter the o ttark, without taking tlons. The object of the gathering 853.
is
one
of
th?
law
wave
lengths
Is
to
promote
a
closer
fellowship
the
ballots.
Ulm
er
Hawkins,
one
mal Bank. **
.
title—were concealed beneath the ply Jo one issued by E. F. Curray, tives refused to rcvcAl the rrst of
Deland. F U , Ju n r 7,— C|
between th e geveral churches of
It w»* also pointed out that as iswlgned to am uttur uso. He re voluminous folds of hi r coot. .
president of tho Pullman Company, the letter. Tho girl 10, of the nf the Inspectors, was shot tw lct
Twenty
a/x precincts
ccivcd
th?
Grocnely
Island
mesthe city.
•ainst the bank's claim of more
Dr. Jam es If. Kimbull, United that- if the strike were cslln l the ien cim n t house districts, was In tho leg as he lav asleep on a
out of- 29 give CarRn« X^nge
on
the
bJimo
wave.
ccunler.
The
other
Inspector,
Hen
an $700,000 the city hud on de
•'The SOS was faint but clear S tates w eather f m c a stc r, a n places of the porters would he fl'- lured from her home Sunday by ry Alrth, was shot several tlrara
URGE8 SERVICE MEN
’ son 195. Catta U * * . Ilath at
sit in. the insitutlon over « roil?
863, and Taylor 1-183, Mar
nounced the w eather In prospect lid with competent men. The men n stran g er who was to take her
rod
r'irtinc:."
Byler.
a
sie
rtrJ.
The
In
the
arm
nnd
logs.
Both
mcr.
>n dollars, whieh could be claimto a "children's party." Mystertoua
P25. and TramnwH 3.431, \
WASHINGTON.
June
p-sition given i n 'the message is was unfavorable for a flight over are seeking a wage rate of $150
telephone messages from M m* w ire taken to a hospital w kcrc.it (IN S )—A request th at a service 4A68 and Sears 3.70*.
as a n offset.
per
m
onth'and
a
240
hour
m
onth
the
Great
Circle.
Along
the
ThF'
receive;-, flfcld 'un offset about 300 miles due north of Spitz* Fortieth Parallel route, he said, ly working basis.
mouth County. N. J., telling the was aaid they will re o v e r..
•n s
‘
man be selected « vice president
. . . »
uld n it b* niade tbr the reason bergen witMn the Arctic circle.
m
u th tr t h i t her daughter was
conditions are “ not unfavorable."
both by the
Republicans *nd
Tampa a output of
MOUNT
DORA—Ground
brokto
at the obligations, in the form
soin
there
with
th
i
kidnaper
a
m
en
* Deals—Survey of general farm
Democrat, will In. made b-* r — «cigars npeurd <UM e*J
contracl
certificates of indeblodn?**. had ,.I. Jacksonville—fflIJfCO
Howard. lor construction of $40,000 pro* sent stive# of veterans organ )aa* a m i cigars
m v » n to
vu police
HVMire as
-=• Frank
• ....................—
shows known
F t.'P ie rc e —$50,000 new tliqa* crops In Marion County
“ In April toc«
'let
for
construction
of
first
unit
cn pledged to third parties.
huger r.creuge than lost year a t of Fartningdalc, L* L , were being cocjing plant Jo r Lake Dora Pack- tions, it was announced today.
1,000,000 over March.
1
ter
to
be
built
on
site
of
old
Mutc r 1>UV*1
Ing Company,
'ih s pro-3*e'| l i t'g a t i " ''- "W'iii cf Parental
traced.
%
nmli* Tentplo on N orth 2d Street. this time.
County.
(Continued on P a g e HI)
**
K ith
»— ■ ■ «
.Sheriff—
BKAnY
HAND
MiCl Kl.l NN’D
WALKER
,
1
.
|
•*•»
ni
hi
•1
" r
595
171
HI 1095
9
9 1:
— 1 205
To Have Banlaftcd
Against E n te r in g ;
Mes^ayo T h o u g hi
To Be From Italia
Heard By Amateur
Joint Gathering Of
Church Men’sClubs
To Be Held Friday
J
�%
f
if
m « »«w po«n
til
(Continued from page 1.)
Laltj of (Icncva. The to tals were.
Long 1,013 ana Mi-Lain 851.
• fi: T. llaln es and L. J . H artley
w ere running close fo r the school
>oard on the basis of m eager re;urns. C. W. Culpepper was lead
ng '**
.M. E. 1Dooley
„ for the other
loaltion on tho board,
llctu rn s on the rates for Con.tanle nnd Justice oif Peace in Dis
tric t Four were' scant, m aking it
difficult to compile a comprchcntivb report on cither.
Seminole County has given Govrnor John W. Mnrtin a good lead
b j Senator
f r .Park. Tramm
. , ell. The
Incomplete count gives M artin 1,«
217 and Trammell U47. Ruth B ry
an Owen's lead over Congressman
Sears was 327, w ith u vote as fol
lows: Mrs. Owen 701 nnd Scars
174.
Com ptroller E rnest Amu* wns
lending on the-basls of tho-incom*
plcte tabulation. The vote wm
Amos 4PJ,* M nrtin 181, Htcwurt
340.
Alexander Vaughan, Incumbent,
led the field in the rare for tax
assessor, being nearly 400 voles
ahead of J . 1). Chittenden, who
polled G?0| E. II. Kilbeo of Gen
ev a 'w ith 410 was third.
Superintendent of Public In
struction T. W. Lawton nppcarctl
a certain winner over Mrs. Maybelle MaxwclL He had more than
doubled the vote of hljPopponcnt
ami was rep o rted .to {>c well in
itETfoi.n.'rANFrttrrt: n .m iir ix
tho lend In prceinct one. The In
complete total wan Lawton 1,•104 und Mm. Maxwell 050.
John Meirch nnd Fhu-k Evans
tx p eritn eed little d ifficu lty in
th eir rnces for re-election al
though Mr. Evnna lmd two op
ponents nnd n vigorous fig h t w « k
wnc^d ngnlnrt his candidncy. Mr
Meisch bent D. If. C. Rabun 1,
567 votes to 067. Mr. Evans
polled 1,106 ag ain st 767 for Mr
Bollard nnd 174 for 0 . M. Doug
lass.
n”
BANDITS GET PAYROLL
DETROIT, June 0.—(rNS)—
One policeman is dying, unothcr
was rhut in the foot nnu one ban
dit is believed to have been
wounded when six- sh n e d men
with pistols arid sawed-off sh o t
guns held up the cashier of the
D ctfoit New’s today and escaped
with a $10,000. payroll.
QUINCY— Five-year
contract
made by city commission wl.li
•Vest Florida Power Compnny to
furnish electric energy here.
•tu 'iitr i r t
»f l 7714
RH A
; _■ b_i1[W i1
a U il
b
|1
IT
Aw
f •
wins
support they
those w h o support^
1
IV
-5 .
,
1
,
I - ‘ f «.
.
ed m y candidacy
gave me m
I will endeavor to serve
-- —• — i:.fj
. v ,’
••
.
gH
‘Ciisiomcr Gwnershiy o f I01cotrii*al
••I’l t n r r ^•l»•tH«^llllnf Im fi
I*
«tn
I Hr
rttrilw. I t l*» o n «•«••»•
m o u i J i*
i»c«*rM»IIJ
i»ml %%III |»r»»%r. »•«•
II Im * ii I r r m l * I m -,
This is to certify (hat A. .\1. ( ’lemons is no longer con
nected with the San And Steam Pressery and that said
Sanford Steam Pressery is now under the management
of Warren .1. King;
Sanford Steam Pressery will not he responsible for any
action of A. INI. Clemons.
KIIII l»» l»r. N III
In u . T h r
uw iirr*
I|i «iff p o t t r r M—
r u r l l l r n I* n l r r n d )
t«lilrl> • I M r i l m l n l
Mini l Ur i l U l r l l m *
I I n n K u r a o n n|»Mrt*.
\\ lin t.
nnil
If
f;rri» trr
|H iw rr
r«*ii*iil l ( l n l I o n
It
n il Im n le l) r f f r r l e d . II o III l»r o n l i
e d liy in III I o n * Mini
t t l l l Im* o | i r rn I r t l
In lb** i m l i l l r I iil r r r * l liy | i r l % n f r
iiiiiKiucrmritf.** —
Jo ttriinl.
>1 l u u r i i | i o l l n
Warren J. King
comp*k <
1 wish to e x p r e ss m> s in c e r e api
cation for the splendid v o te o f co
,"r*
- *
.
/
1
I *» w*
. y I, A
x# • r*
-Vjt
J*
•
dence given me on June 5th.
Refinishing Upholstering
•
1
•
By Factory
,
*ExPe r t...........
.
in Sanford and will
4 any kind of repair
be equipped to
wo^k promptly.
Phone 883 in care of Smith and Jordan
Inc., until new address is announced.
C. Killingsworth
Supt. Public Instruction
Servicing * Overhauling.
Comer First St. and Sanford Avc.
■V
& _> »,
f
is
�7
P A G E TTOtfT
THf^
ANFORP
I f g R A M I . PAffUftBP/
PKDESTRIAV» ATTACK
rdngcd. by SprlagflfW bualneqa.ln(ercHts. . According, tct proponent*
of thi plan, the -field If developed
would ooahtitute'ei.f'Claae-A A-A'!
field; thoblgbeet mtlng eeUbllehed
by tiic IlepertirrenC-of Oammciw. id a saftey zone wlJLh hia^ brother,
At New Haven, C don./the'cltyW was killed when die driver of the
option on land for an airp o rt haa
automobile end n companion re
been extended.
turned. on foot and attacked him.
Lauzon w ai knocked to the pave
Wildwood—Melon grow ers’
m ent lu ffe rin g a fractured akull.
aociation recently formed here.
He dl6d two hours later.
Titusville—72 miles Highway
CLEW ISTON —130.000
dairy
through Brevard County will be
farm to be established here soon.
beautified.
C IT Y T R A N S F E R
& STORAGE CO.
"5,
" M ; T r a r k 1 *rlll||F,
I 'h u a r m e
in ,, \ . „
RALPH W. I.OSSINU
7Tj> ‘.min' ‘hIt -m>; x.o jhff c ol rtvw. t >71o ift.', _
usefulness.
M ajor L. A. Odom of the Vol
unteer* of America of Jncksonviljg, Is in Sanford this week in
th«*.Interest of rescue work. F or a
num ber of years, the - Volunteers
of CAmerica have conducted n
stnlp-wido institution a t Jackson
ville, wholly in the interest of
A remurxablc' feature of the
,)rk. is Me> d e v il 'ceasing 'M fluz
’ babiea lying bon, ip tho home,
hich in most cases m ust be
■Id by the organization fo r ndopon; owing to the extrem e youth
Volunteers under a great mora
and financial responsibility,
M s ^ ’Odftih i t i t e i flia t hii
orRi n,W tf n fc): H *il,t,kt|V . seek
.
•
j
r
in g hOmea f<r,>tt»J »h?Y w*e b it
° f hum anity beinjr left througl
I WISH TO EXPRESS MY SINCERE APPRECIATION
OF THE SPLENJM& SUPPORT GIVEN, M E IN .Tlii;
a l i o r a le E x h i b i ti o n s I n d i
c a te A K a p id lv I n c r e a s in g
E n t h u s i a s m O f G c n c r a lP u b -
J UNE P R I M A R Y r 7 M
lie In HecarcTTo AlrWorld
II As t o n ; June 7.— (IN S )— A
rapidly increasing interest in avia
tion is evidenced in New England
by the elaborate flying
shows
planned in connection with the ded
ication of the enlarged Haines A ir
port n t W estfield •and Holyoke,
M ush., and the new airp o rt nt Low
ell, Mass. T h e' Hornes airport
shows was held May 2a to 27,
while that at Lowell will be held
June 21 to 2-'l.
•> ,
First dedicated four years ago,
Inn now enlarged to nearly four
lime.-, its original size, the Hurpo*.
airport boasts of a modern and
commodious hangar
ju st completed. Nearly Ml planes took part
in the races and other events. One
of the features was n small a ir
plane contest.
At Lowell the new field is r a
pidly m uring completion and the
feature of its dedirut ion cerenion
ies will lie the attendance of the
Navy dirigible Los Angeles.
New Services
A new aviation company, th<*
II ami II. T ransportation Comp
any. has been recently iucorpurated at H artford, ( mm., to conduct
passenger service and air trails
|
1
THE LARGE VOTE GIVEN ME SHOWS THE CONFI
DENCE PLACED IN MY CANDIDACY BY THE VOT
ERS AND IS VERY GRATIFYING AND I WILL DO
MY BEST TO SHOW MY APPRECIATION BY REN
DERING EFFICIENT SERVICE.
B argain Day - To - Day
Double Features
L. P. H agan
iiHiwiv ^ i i 'nti gnim f Tiinr'wirB’iff in
Picnic
Sandwiches
McLaulins
KNCRAVINt;
Diamond Mounti
To The Voters Of
LOVER
Korr)»- ldi» ^
Jo** «•Ic rs-O ptom etrist
Watch IL-pairing
. . . .
wneii
Seminole
Con t inuous— Ncw JPrices—10—
“The Coolest Spot In Town
THE r J
m a il c w it h
thi s good bread
County
I wish to thank the voters who support
— b e c a u se
ed my candidacy for County Commis
To The Voters Of
Seminole County:
FRESH DAILY
sioner
very gratifying and I will do my best to
-
Refinishing Upholstering
By Factory
Expert
I am opening a shop in Sanford and will
be equipped to handle any kind of repair
work promptly.
Phone 883 in care of Smith aiid Jordan
Inc., until new address is announced.
C. Kiiiingsworth
Corner First St. and Sanford Ave,
...
'
show my appreciation, by rendering
U
tio q q u r
efficient ser
9 5 9 -3 7
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EW YORK, June 7.-r-(IN S)—
t moat fascinating of human
surrounds
Um ieifii.*-»y<t*o‘Lbel Bolt \vtfo f i b b e d ‘into the*
L and fha iifelPllnes again today,
|th h e r jiropdsedj airplane flight
Italy. Ju s t who Is Mabel Doll?
Nobody aeema. to know .exactly
id she won t toil, preferring to
[ km>wn"ii»ir,,llie -woman with the
| bracelets," the “ Queen of Ilia*
pnds," or *th(r$BWtQOO*dny bride.
tThis much is knotvn. She is ,i
imde, p retty woman, in her
plenty of
Lncy, a m agnificent,,apartm ent,
Li above all, IjlllJttOOOl.worth of
amends all pelutlm" npH nil hfy
tn. She first rew ired-the head*
U several years ago when she
tpped from a trim s-Atlantic
icr. She was content to sail in
lose days, wearing her $1,000,K) worth of diamonds.
,
Mabel said they had been ip\J>|
i to her by her husband, a*
ralthy South American whom
e had m arried in Paris. They
;re his gifts, she explained,
iring the first four days of
eir m arriage. Thus her first
„,»**>*■*
* day bride."
the Australian bound monoplane
Southern Cross probably will hop
off for Brisbane sometime before
noon today. The huge tri-motored
rokker is poised on Naselai beach,
16 miles from here, awaiting an
opportune moment for starting
the 700 mile jump over open
wnteis,
A stiff wind .was. .blowing, .(rum
the east ns the final drums of
petrol were emptied into the fuel
tanks.
The four men of the
ctew—Capt. Charles KingsfordSmith, C, T. Pj Uipi. Harry l.yort
Wid JaijWs. \Varney—had hoped, to
R
V awa^i inkt niebt. but thd rteHhg" pVofceded slowly ’i*ntl
winds were unfavorable.
_They flew their giant steel
bird from the improvised airport
at Albert Park here to Naselai
,beach^,y.csterdy noon. I (oping to
W feftdy far th e <•hopo'ff when
low tld rlfcfr thrth V w ll* atrahfhf*
away of Clear W hite1beach. * The
aviators Were urtoblai.tn land at
Naselai.on thein f i m takeoff Jroin
.Albert Pajrk. TJjey . found the
tide had not cleared aufficiently
to Insure a snfe u<*’', ing. m> they
circled Ihe city until 'th e beach
was finally clear of surf.
They are n ow . all set to go.
A word from Commander Kings*
Yord-Smith will set the huge plane
booming- out over the last great
“ wntre h arard 1* of the expedition's
7,800-mlle flight frtpn Cnllfotnla
to Australia.
SAII.Oll WINS H U tiE SUM
m i u i M»wi h n i - > M » . . . . j .
lJbNDON, June
7—<1NS» —
Marten Webb is Just «n English
saior worlking on a coal ship,
Mb he’s lalsouj^iiiiilionairc, oliiough he proliBilJ,- doesn’t know
1 yet. f
due at Colunifc, India today.il.W hrn it arrives,
Wehb wil learn th at the ticket
he drew ut the Cnlcuttn Sweepstakes for Felstend, the winner,
is worth about 51,260,000, if he
still has it in his poscsslon.
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June 7—( 1 ^ ^ —Id jji|U ng a P ar.
er monoplane out of * toll spin
n fraction of n second Before It
crashed to the vnm nd Dean .C^
Smith, a ir.A a l) pilot, saved the
lives of his twp possengero, one Of
them a woman, and emerged'him*
self with a. scratch <m nls nose
at Hadley Field here. The plane
was wrecked.
The injured now in a hospital,
fcre: Mrs. -Marion Moyer, of Plains
field, and Frank £H Fllllpo, of
South Plainfield., The fpruw r su $
frreil
fracturedJiarm and leg
ami ih t .JniiP. frsftllK d - tibs,
conling^ 1IppysHttM . V, \Jruffled
by his ‘l*scAb«Vmlfn said he would
take the Jlir mall nut ns usual
on his regular route to Chicago.
Accordipg to spectators,
yu*
platie up abdut 0,000 feet on a
pleasure ’ jaunt, went into a tall
spin which Smith managed to
wmk it nut o f after n 1,000 foot
diop, • It immediately went Into
nnother from which he swung it
just before it hit the earth.
SMS?SBXPJS3F&:
les eve;iry Friday and Satpower of Church wells Co.
can offer
suchlow
prices for the
sarile quality
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Our eastern bpyer seems to be very optimistic about better *times, saying: that
irood times are just around the egrper. pVery day he ifeshipping in new merchandise at such a low price that we are ju st compelled to tell Sanford shoppers
n irm if.v.'
Shirts
^ltitv'n extra upod work
MynV b l ut - wnrkrvjjris$jc €*
ulnw'Ffa Vridij-HcrtJIk“ the ocean—
k—dtd* jm-Tfppenr inter. "Then f
jnhel Began appearing nt u l l .
ic fnshionnble places both here ’
ni across the w ater.
,
One night,J n f Clco's, in Paris. '
le dimmed ■ the
scintillating
Mendor of Foggy Hopkins Joyce,
h her right hand she wore n 48
Irat diam ond,'w hile on her left
pm were 33 diammul-cncruxtcd
•un-lets., Thojj , flushed
mid
tinkled and glowed in the light
Seminole
C ounty
J M e n ^ ;p c n „ e h (X k c d p a n t4 _ ^
.
Shirts
. f
Men’s Suits
Mcn'K necklmnd shlrln
vnlucH $2 to $3. Take 'em
That Hold for $27.50 . lo $10.00.
Extra Special Friday S Q f i S
and Saturday
Itoy'H .neck Imnd whirls
take “em’* ................... .
Dresses
30 men*H linen huIIh
tyorlji $15.00 only
I wish to extend to the Voters nf Seminole ( ’ounty sin*
1G0 ncnntiful house
juat arrived* Worth
twice our price ....
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cere thanks for the fine support they ftjiye me ifi .Tues
(oger8 .{fas 2 Plane
Crashes
In One
Day
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day’s primary election. I will endeavor to show my ap;
CHEYENNE, Wyn., June
7.
-(IN S)“ S\Vill Rogers, nationally
tiown humorist, wax none the
nrse today from his second airluiiu accident in one day. Rogers
yp|M’«l off from here this murning
iroute lo Omaha. The plane he
as flying in frdm -f.os Angeles
i.staini*d o slight abeident yesrday while making u landing ul
lH-fokflt>,''tVyn'.>-\'Vf>xt of here. One
f the wheels was In iken ns il
Ink into a gopher hole. Rogers
predation by serving the people to the best of my abili
Dresses
alik dresses and worth up (o
100 Happy Home dresses
at ....................................
Rayon IlioomerH wor|h
$1.00 “you uet em" ul
All silk, full fashion new style
and worth $1.75 on sale A Q a
nl only ........
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Unusual VRjggs ;,Qn Opf
Mep’s Shoes For Friday
pnd Saturday
ty as their representative in the slate legislature,
Material
30 inch pajnmn check per.
W. Entz minger
DETROIT, June 7,— (INS)
isses from robberies of freight
transit in the United States
st year were llie smalelst since
'20, according to u report today
the American Railway Associa
in. The losses totalled $1,151,*
.I'cjfl t.jCiV i7£Xi'n i.vns ayttm tjv;i e nv*
I wish to express my sincere apprec“
I wish to express ipy pppi’pciptipp
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The Republican Nomination
The Sanford Herald
^
••PvkUilirl every nrirrnoon riMpI
Hwaitnr *« enefitril. Flnrliln,
What will Kansan City do? The even of the nation are
111 J l n n n l l a A v e a n r .
upon it as the time arrives when the convention Is less
Satrrrtl «• «rmni: rlaa mal<rr than a week off. What will Mellon do? Everyone Is ask
O r t » k » r ST. 1 » I P . nt* l k « ■ • • a t a r r i r r '
at laaMnli rinrliln. nnlrr nrt i t ing this question ns the treasury secretary holds his peace
fnvrna «( Mnrch .1, l nit.
confident in his control of enough delegates to ruin the
Hoover boom. And what will Hoover do? People wonder
I t n f . I . A M l I.. U K AN ______ n d l t n r
n . I I O W A I t l l I l K l l l l _______. M n n n i r r
KAIU.K K. ’JO.\ IwS..linnnain* editor ns they see his strength increasing and realize that he is
now more, than cverdhe logical itlnn for the Republican nom
HCIIlirnil'TION HATKM
ination. The Jacksonville Journal views the situation ns
V rn i
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w-.-'ivh
IT-^:
M o n t ha
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M e n t h a ........... ...................... ■ |.T 3
“The fun has started ot Kansas City. Contests over
Carrier prr Week
ku:
delegates are being heard, those who will have prominent
HrrnM, Sanford'* jilonrrr ittwa- parts in the convention are on the scene and soon the dele
I nnharrlbea t la thr Interna,\rm 3rnlf». rmlvlac from
aaptrlar ami nrfaitullan gations will be there in full force, with perhaps the farm
•fr thunanni* nnrila tinHr rot rr» ers who uro going to Kalians City to impress upon the party
IM all lb* leadlutc rtrala •( thr
eallrr narla, Thr I. A. S. la rn their demands for recognition.
arHallr efflrlrnl la riorliln aat It'a
“With the convention itself but a week off what it
manner al kaailllat nlnlr atna In
Mllhent rtaaS.
will do in .still a matter of much uncertainty. There is more
Ilrralit in a nifralifT of thr of it now than there has ever been since Mr. Coolidge an
_ flarenw «( t'lmalnllnnn. an nounced he did not choose to run. Mr. Hoover, designated
latrtadtlonal AaanrlMlIun of I’uh- the leading candidate, is not ns happy as he was a few
“ krra, Adtrrtlarrn nail AdtrrllaAirala which rr*alr* rarh
lahrr nrniher In auhtalt tn a weeks ago. The veto of the McNnry- Haugen bill and West
. nwk audit •( nnharrlplInn Virginia have dampened the spirits of his supporters and
ihk la order to m llf nhaulutrlt we can’t s a r what now will hnnncn.
rlnlaia of circulation, an well aa
■t haalacna raelboda.
“Republicans, gleeful over the question the Democrats had
to meet, have one of their own which may mean defeat in
WEDNESDAY JU N E 6.
November. They must placate the farmers. They have
seen
through the fallacy of the tariff which is a detriment
BIBLE VERSE FOR TODAY
and not an aid to them. "They wish the kind of governmen
COD’S DELIGHT—The sacrifice tal nid- which will really help them. The deninl of their plea
of the wicked in un ahominntion tn throws the whole economic policy of the Republican party*
the Lord: hut the prayer of the u p into the convention for a determination. No longer will
rig h t in hid delight.— I’rov. 1T>:K.
soft words suffice. They must take a definite stand and
PRA YER—Wh rejoice, O Lord, that is where t-Ue ritb-CGnL-^.
the aitrtplicity o t' th a t which
“West Vifgina hurt Mr. Hoover for the results in that
^
l"leased Thee.
sjnte tiirt notjm pporLiho-a>*Hertipn.JJhtft he is-avgrcat- votois.w h atu W
I>1jeans must have. They:
^ Cor CordHTm-Xhoavtui Uaxdy----- PflimbTjitford toIgo HffiD®' tha canutry-witlimit a popular
'^ fT r* th e_Krrat.forJ Srifgazim*— mail if they expect to defeat Governor Smith, whose nom
The som ber resonance of funeral ination they think certain. At least they uro proceeding up
on the assumption that he is the man they will have to
m arch
Throbs In deep orgun tones, as meet in November and they are forming their plans accord
down the nave,
ingly.
In tw ilight shadows from dim Go
“Mr Hoover claims 581 votes but of this number 181
thic arch.
are
in
dispute which places the Hoover strength fur from
They benr the m uster-prophet
the
545
necessary to get the nomination. There is in Liu
to his grave;
W here laid In hallowed ground,— convention a sufficient block to prevent Mr. Hoover’s nom
hla mind shall m eet
ination if it doesn't waver.”
m
F orever w ith old poets of glow
ing fame
W here pilgrim s come from fur
with engor feet,
To kindle rushlights nt the quick
ening flam e.
But here the heath, ‘‘under the
greenwood tree",
Is hallowed ground; here simple
peasants come;
No poets, b u t sun and rain for
•com pany,
• Duds and green fiolds of the
dear Dorset home,
And lingering tw ilight hush that
softly falls—
Hero rests his heart—and not in
.’
Abbey wnllal
Abbey w allsl—Hy Chnilotte
F arrington Babcock.
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m k tse .J# fu s6 |lt-.ty » tl Vylsp £oqi}J t a m p r s , r m m r - Y A w c d i '
1 Htkvevcr * &Ifferelitl jr ' iwbfta
generally may feel In th eir indi
vidual opinirvs and preferences, ns
to candidates and issues, they ad
mire sincere conviction, and the
unselfish courage to state it.
But they do not adm ire " o n vlitions" proclaimed th at arebought and paid for, nor do th ey —
ns citizens of fa ir minds—admire
a display of such ill-advised tem p
er as thnt shown by the Alabaman
because, in the legally authorized
functions of n o m in ltte c hearing,
he was pressed to state definitely
the source of ex trav ag an t and nd*mittcdly unfounded chr.i-ges.
•
U'e havo u'eitller defense .nor,
criticism to make of the subjects
of which Senator Heflin scems 'ln
be obsessed—a t ru much an nbses'sion, rts Alleged—but we do be
lieve that n United S tates senator
should conduct himself w ith the
dignity and the decorum OXpeetbd
of one holding such An cxhlted
position. 1
It is unthinkable th u l one so
honored by his people should ntX.
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of one so rt and another.
In the swing of the political
pendulum, relentless persecution
by the utterances of unsustained
charges reflecting upon character,
not only of individuals but of suppotting groups, has frequently
turned th* tide of public sym
pathy In favor of the persecuted.
W hether Senator Heflin knows
It n r not, and whether his « »
ploying organization* know it oi ,
not, he is strengthening r a t h e r !
than weakening t h e ’cause ne-*-ns I
a professional ‘‘reform er’ — ,f
seeking, for pay, to arrest.
willit cost me
In);
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Beginning June 8 and
Something: For The Colleges To Do
%
Finishing June
Writing ill a recent issue of the Forum magazine, Pro
fessor Irwin Edman of Columbia university explains what
he considers to he the character of the average college stu
dent. lie admits that it is rare Indeed to find a really bad
character in college, but he regrets that it is almost equally
rare to find any character at all.
“If it is the business of a college to do anything at all,”
writes,
"that business certainly includes the function of
he
enabling ntudentn, before they have quit its precincts, to
find some pence in their own souls and some steadying ad
justments to their world. It is very rare on a campus to
find genuinely vicious or depraved characters*. Hut it is
equally rare to HW(T eharrioter nt all, in thrtr tfefmite sense
in which one speaks o: the character of a writer or n comThere has Just been conclud poser— character in the sense of a clear direction, a person
ed in T am m u convention of
podiatrists. This religion has put ality with u centre, edge, sturdiness, and depth. Indeed, one
many a n.iin back on bis feet. may say that in so far as the colleges have succeeded in en
-------- —-<i-----------abling students to approach a unification and clarification
Senator F leliher came nl] the of themselves—in so far, in a word, as they have enabled
wav back from W ashington to
cast his vai*. The Senator is u them to achieve a character—they have performed the chief
good citizen. Wonder if he voted of their functions.”
for his neighlmr or bis brother
The Columbia professor advances three ways in which
senator,
the
colleges
might better do their jobs. They should take,
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account
the mental strains and stresses of their stu-I
With nil due respect to (lie
‘‘loading candidate for governor "|dents. They should add to their staffs trained psychiatrists,
i t would seem that a man who Jto study the mental make-up of the student.. They should
could build the rnuds would be provide courses in morals which ccally touch modern prob
able to ride on them.
lems.
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------------c,-----------However much we can disagree with Professor Kdnian
A Jacksonville man dropped
dead Tuesday as he started to that there are no characters in college, even if bad. we must
m ark his ballot. We bad a pecul admit that the colleges could improve their services to tin
ia r feeling of exhaustion ourself
ns we gazed at th at thirty-five student body by tbe suggestions lie makes. Modern c m .
dealing with modern subjects, to take the plate
inch ballot,
• ------------n -----------qoiirses long past their usriuhie
we bebe\, W"iil.l I"
Jim Carson entered the race
a
particular
impr-'t
enn
ut
with the prim ary object in mind
hi.
Ing<‘‘n p a rt" ef Iho 6<15,000
<if hla
atlrlresses,
br-icilrnit
throughout America under 'N ls
frank, ax to n ified by n clerk of
the governm ent printing o ffic e .1
He threw him ssU ’into hi* usual
rage, nt the “proxum pthn" of the
com m ittee In questioning
him
about the transactions; and, In re
senting the orderly processes of
of the committee In its fact-finding
effo rts, threw up the uaunl smoke
screen of wild and ex trav ag an t
charges as to alleged enormous
"Tam m any funds”—fully $10,000,00p he guessed—which charges he
also adm itted, unw ittingly per
haps, were gathered only from
"rum ors" and "talk ".
It is unthinkable th a t q mem
b e r of n great deliberative body
like the United S tates senate
should "rcll" his tirad es—base
less ns Jo fncts, as he adm itted—
nt “ s0 much per", and It is equally
ns unthinkable th at one who .has
been in congress ns long as he has,
and has pnse«l ns a "refo rm er" at
long, should so flagrantly abuse
the franking privilege, and then
get them mud and nhuxe the com-
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on t h e G M A C P l a n , y o u p a y t h e cash
d e l i v e r e d p r i c e — p l u s o n l y t h e low
G M A C f i n a n c i n g c h a r g e — n o t hinfc
m ore!
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use will be available in -the Jtme Clearance at the lowest prices of the
year. ..Cymp|°te details are mrt availabfons tljia message j^oes to itress,
so kindly ‘wlitch the Orlando newspapers for onr advertisements and
keep the'clearance dates in mind—June 8 to 12 inclusive.
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Together they make up a line of 86 models, ranging
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of keeping C ults mil of T alla
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he was eminently successful
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Now that the caiciirlati
their friends have i mu,
( mm t In - itin ii. « ii I \ • ii
i hr 11 writ I., i i nl i1
in ttu .il.
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J-ihIno
c o n <;i ; i :s s
\ im , k <m, i ; i
and
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M(erit I 11noil i In i ii ii oi. '
think i Imi iIn t a ' i i ■
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for comfort amt \L i t* i. .1 <t i .1
ut last discnv' I i d I In- | in | • '>1
second ehoii,. vote.»
o
'Ju d g e 4Hviitry reminds iu llm;
Ooorge* WiiMliinirton was nine a
.r.achcni
of
Tammany
Halt
Ko were Twn»'l nod CraekiT, and
unforturyityl.* the m ajority were
alw ays'm ore like the latter.
In Miumi, the editor of T. N. T.
(th e Naked T ruth) was urrest•d on election day for publish| ^ng last
m inute
defm nntorv
‘charges. It appears th at vdi- to ts of. purely political organs
|
frequently do not know the law.
While the world at large still
w inders wh'-re it is the ‘‘Ilalin"
coatlnuas sittin g * n h Ihp of the
world. It i« eaay for the "Italia"
loo King down on the re st of us,
bqt we prefer tn have something
*ta look up to.
r
------------ 0-----------C ongratulations to all candidates
who and
our 'alneere
com
m iseration to those who were
ninm ised votes and didn't get
them . I t ’a a cruel, cruel wprld,
but rem em ber that another elec
tion Will come in four years and
th a t my prove, to bo your time.
C hang T»o ~£in-x train was
1bed (he o ther day and the
hurlan leader
alaln.
era Ireported
$ |( U I t c u
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NU m an la generally repottrepo l i
tte r th aq • iWexjbe little b etter
brigand. andI J» tbe-p
____ n ty obtil* ' way of
1 standing in
In tM
unification. R,' may;.
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timely action of
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m i.l io n s
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twlb wjitti m.iy be ioi iii-t ly 0 lined
|in|iillur upprowil, and it did
number „f tilings wliiidi did ^mt.
Also it omitted to do u number
of things whirl) u large pari of
the iniblit
obviously
thought
•hnuld have been done
It was in thu m utter of approp
riations that this congress rose to
super heights. The appropriations
totaled $4,770,000,001)—-a s ta g g e r
ing amount for peace-time ex
penditures. However, the approp
riations as u whole are not to be
objected tor ttor Is congress to be
litlc iiid for extravagance, inusmuch as tba bulk
of the vast
sum will put to use in ways th at
will m erit the approval of the
nutlon. For example, the flood re
lief appropriations. If this con
gress has set in motion u work
th at will make the lower Missis
sippi valley flood-proof It will
have accomplished enough to make
iti record n notable, o n e." The
flood control appropriation seems
ample, nt least for u beginning,
but^mueh depjends upon Us wise
liumbvi
i f, tiling.
thou nl. 1 ll -In.nil4 Im , Mllil
•' 1 Ml, 1,i**ii» 11»;i is h a lf »»r w li.it
- I tilled
< luiTiihrr «*l
' OMI I II I I T I 1. 11t:i n«lc»t & it ‘-hmiltl In’,
it 111 Unit im-lunri' 1 1 W H S U C U M '
d li.
I of tiling ilintikfiit fur hin 1111 favi m s witli tile uilntinistration dc
1 tei’inined tu “save" the United
Slates treasu ry ut tiny cost,
! Legislation which the puldie
and the press are likely to wrangle
uver considerably, this being the
big campaign year, includes the
alien property bill providing th at
tile United S tates shall retu rn at
once to German subjects-HO per
ro p t yf th eir private property saqucatitivd during th e World t w a j f
the Muscle Shoals bill . providing
for federal operation o f’the plant,
yhlch is still being considered by
President Coolidge; and th e merchant m arine hill.
Only u fraction of tho bills In
troduced were passed—tho total
num ber being P2:j; and only a
fraction of tne bills introduced
were considered. The total number
of hills introduced during the
seasinn ho* not been stated. What
became of them is not known. It
is prohuble th at m ost of them are
already safely shrouded in the
oblivion they deserved.
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'octal Calendar
Nellie Turner Circle
Meets On Wednesday
Personals
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kmom;
eil m ust d e lig h tfu lly
Architect
HINTS
a t a b rid g e
lunchtiin, Wednesday at her Uume
ail Magnolia Avenue, The quests
were the member* uf th<; Dupllente bridge Luncheon Club.
First Nat’I Bank Bldg.
Sanford, Fla.
In the liv in g and «linti«ir room s
Nellie Turner Circle of the
Miss .Elizabeth W hitner has re w here th e card tables had been
; THURSDAY
F irst Baptist Church met Wed turned home for the summer vn placed, b o w l* o f p in k ruses, * in Short b tm riw l Theetlng of Sem nesday ut the home of Mrs. James cation from Salem College.
nias, sim p dragons,
a s te r*
and
lie Chapter No. 2 O. K. S. nt ’ Fields with Mrs. Fields and Mrs.
candy t u f t w ere a rra n g e d , w ith
p le a sing e ffe c t. T he M i t l l l , lu n '
lock at the Masonic Temple.
B . H , A nderson an hosussas.
. FRIDAY
CIS IIVA V
i
choan ta b le * w ere covered w ith
Routing ■haitm-j* was tarried
hand made clo th s and
centered
out under Ufa direction of the
w ith b o w l* o f p u rp le asters.
(hairmrfn,- Mrs. Charles F. Mar
F ill lo w in g
the
luncheon
the
shall and at the conclusion of hus■Mr. -and Mrs. Chat 1, T FTT T1cin V. a te nm on w as spent w ith Karnes
lness.MfjS. U. C. Moore nnd Mrs.
Mr. and M rs., Grant Wilson mi l o f dupMettle b rid g e and w hvn a ll
Wdney
S ix
conducted the
the day the boards had been played, scores
pnl Church*'N(ill *Maet a t *J:00 tAudy <a.urse4 Mrs. Volie Williams, Miss Ruth'*Rbnt-jt
w ere counted and the pcU tf* fo r
Sunday a t Jlnytunn Reach.
lock at the Parish Hints*. ’ :
president of the Women’s Mission
h ig h est scores, Japanese
vases,
MONDAY
ary Society, was present and gave
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were won b y M rs. Ben C a *w e !l
Business m eeting of St. Agnes a most interesting talk.
Mrs. L, I. F razier returned hdnu and M rs. R obert J. H o lly Jr.
ult of Holy Cross Episcopal
A delightful social period was Sunday from Rock Hill and#Abbe-; Covers were laid for Mrs. Ben
lurch will be held at .'LUO o’clock
enjoyed later in the afternoon. At villa 8, C. where she visited tel 0, Caswell, Mrs. Robert J. Holly
the Parish House.
this time the hostesses served atlves.
Wy nil W. Pottef, Mrs. J. D. Wood['ircles of the
Presbyterian chickeh sulnd, wafers and iced
tv
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i n i»ff. Mrs. Lloyd Palmer, Mrs.
urch will meet ut the following
D. and Mrs. W. B. Campbell „ h whelehel and Mrs. Ul.lge.
ices: Circle Number One, Mrs.
Members attending this meet- left \\ t-driesilny for Columlna, J*.
I>. Woodruff Chairm an, meets
r w eir Mrs. K. L. Knight, Mrs C. where they will Visit relatives
Mr. and Mrs, C. F.. Chorpening
[h Mrs. G rant Wilson, !MI Park
mes Fields, Mrs. R. E. Peuri- for a few weeks.
and daughters Miss. Helen C hat;
enue at 3:30 o'clock.
Mrs. Donald McDonald, Mrs,
petijhg and Miss Alys Chertulilnit
Circle Number Two, Mrs. L. I
.1- Kelly, Mrs. F. J{, Whittle ' Mrs. Cltarle*~¥yler, ,Mt^k W ar iettVe Friday afternoon lor*)OleVehzier chairman, m cttn w ith.M rs
‘s. Ftjlin Valise,—"Mrs, C. (1, ren TyleV imd two young dough land, Ohio where they will visit
H. McCaslin, MO Magnolia Ave
dd, Mrs. c, (i. Gannon, Mrs. L, ter* left Monday for Michigan until Augnst^i*ih.'.-ifTOnfe''- c nf 3:30 o’clock with Mrs. MeR£oKii^udWi,lJ—‘1L -Avnh-ison w hthr they wifi ft)rentFfffb^insniPf.
allnJUld Mrs." J —LI—MuCasIin ns
■x Mrs, Knfieri j .*—
^' Y'-"
Mr. and MTs. fm g r" WniMihcl
rinity Jr. and
-jthr^^KiJIiaiusr "STr*: —
and two children leave Saturday
linhy
returned
to
their
home
at
Tie Williams, .Mrs. 11. C. Moore,
Hosti, Thursday a fte r spending for Douglas, (la. where they will
x Shimy J. Nix, Mrs. George
visit os the guests of Mrr Whcl*
lock w ith M rs. W. R. 7m
iff. Mis. II, G, Mcthvin, Mrs, a few days here with" her sister chel's parents. Dr. nnd Mr*.
p M a g n o lia A venue, w ill
J. Taylor, MrA. Charles
F Mrs. Ren D. Caswell.
Whole hel.
|h u ry and M rs . I I . C. Vi
ir-dinll and Mrs. W, II. Hand.
M
rs.
L.
P.
McCulh-r
and
Ltcsses.
The many friend*
of Miss
t hilt!i i*n left Tuesday for Elm
< l.l R E N J O Y S PICNIl
I ’iii'to N u m b e r F o u r, M rs.
t'ilv, V C. where they will visit Emily llnih-y will regret to learn
Illose c ltn irn iu n , w ill meet :
Mrs. Mi ('tiller’s
sister,
Mrs. tlint she is quite ill with an a t
An
i w e p tio n a lly
enjoyable
tack of appendicitis at Luke City.
Burk at th e home o f M rs.
Rrnoks.
soeisil a f f a ir o f th is week was th-M iss Hailey with her mother Mr*.
teens, (121 P a rk A venue
picnic g iie u W ednesday Ity M r*.
George
W. Hailey wn* cn m ute
U. S teven* and M rs. E. 1
Miss T a lle y R o ll and and niece.
D irk Hi own a t S ilv e r Luke, when
to Norfolk, Vn. when she was
L as hostesses.
M iss Frances Hoi kin d o f
W ayshe e n te rta in e d the members ol
taken itl.
|irrli< N u m b e r F ive. M is .
cross, Ga nre the. g u e s t* o f M rs.
Cure* Chilli and Fever, la*
termittent, Remittent and Bllltwa
Fever due tc Malaria.
Kill Germ Laden Flies
played and *corrs added it wn*
found that Mr*. A I*. Connelly ntn’
Mi-s. Samuel Pulcstqit w ereholder;
of highest scores. ' ' '
Refreshments
consisting
of
— tndkttnlhsm away. B»* Brand Insect P o w
der or Liquid kill*FUss, AnlvRoscbss. Poultry
U o , M otquito**,Flias. Bed Bun. and otherl»HcuWon'i .pot or ataim Uaa powd.r o«tpiaow
and pats. fCritf m /*f FREE tnttti m m t II
d..l«c.nA.uppl^w. *dlb»hlpby patclpcaiat
2(H) West' C.ore Ave,
•.■ ivtu’ir - t ;.m
u
Orlando, Florida
MI IC I’ liOl’ Mt .
* )i» ttli| k n i m l l m i
run*
«< Ipiti J<»«. m ill r r r i n l tlU rR H F l« I m r k
*f imt<*l o f l l i r l r i r n n l t l r a , W r l l r n r
li N m i r 13113 f o r I r r * I l i r m l u r r n m l
’*•(•%la111| 11iiiia
ll r Jiiaritk I 'n ru lN lln w c ll
f lir
11m i n i l
S n n ltn rln m .
*«n W\
l i u r r %%r . I t r l n m l o * K i n
it
uti«(rt>*lii(p<itUiiil nml
rrrinl
l l u rf i n r i^
*. ** uV n r r Btrlflmf ■fitrnillil rr*nltM In i b r r r i m i t n l ul niiilr« nml
•khi r n i t t f n N> tlir »i*r i*f n m r r n i r n i n l ■mu ni)l> nml r l r r l r l r l l >.
Hialeah —Work will begin ROOI!
«m seawall nt Golden Reach.
DOLLAR DAY
. Jun*T"-e(lth
1
M u ff c h a irm a n , w ill mi
pi >ii lock w ith M r-. J, \
r. IIS M a g n o lia Avenue,
|s, W h itn e r and M r*. J. W,
luisteses.
[ ir < l- N u m b e r S ix, M is ,
mhley ch a irm a n , w ill mi
|n o'clock nt the home ->!
□in- W illis , 1IIU7 P alm ettn
in le N u m b e r E ig h t, Mr- i M
J c h a irm a n , w ill meet nt
•
in k w ith M rs. H nlu-ii A. < d r .
West F ifte e n th Street
id i- N u m lie i N u n . M i- . • l\d e
ii lim it m an.
w ill im ei
w it,
R alph
SleVi-iis.
13UH Mag
tn Avenue
Si -mess W o m e n s * ird i-.
Mis-T u rn e i ih a irm a n , w ill meet
s u it o 'clock w it h M i
* h iirh - •
I' w e ll J r.. 2201 S .io f- 'i'i V\<‘
w ith M rs. I’ o w i'il. M rs I *
. - it iil and Mr--, .lame
M-mgi
,i- lioslcswe*.
n<- ( ircle s t-i thi- I i. - t \ | e t i i I i Inn i i i w ill iiieei
at
3 in
- - 1. at the fo llo w in g p la ce *:
iii It* n u m b e r one. M r* T F
am,* i-hairm au, meet w ith .M i.'I lln y n i-i., fills M y itle A venue,
Ii .tlrs. H a y * and V is . I . It
lb-r as hostesses.
'in -le N up-hei T w o. M rs. .1. A
gets e lia irm a ii. m eet* w ith M rs
1-1 y, W est F irs t S tre e t, w ill.
t . D m sey and M r*. Rogers ip
IterSCX,
u rcle N u m b e r T hree, M r*. W
Raines ch a irm a n , meets w ith
K W. P. F ields at “ The G ables."
'in le N u m b e r F o u r, M rs. II. 11.
kppt’U c-linirm an. meets w ith
s. Bessie H u lc h in s o ii in Rose
tin- B rid g e Luneheon Club.
I be members met nt the home
" f tile hostess at m i e a rly hotu
and m otoied out to the lake in a
hotly. A t one o'cloi k a delicious
p a n ic him In-.-o tens served a fte r
w hich several
progressions o f
brid g e wen- played.
W hen
the
gi-m i's had been concluded it was
f"tin d th a t the highest score among
the clu h mem bers had been pmde
by M rs. R ra x to ii It. lla g g e t
w ho!
W. T, W heeled* and
M iss
Whet-lex* ut 1lidi Ilium-
Sarah
nil Hal
A venue.
received a cnh-m lar o f salads. F or
h a v in g scored the
m ost
am ong
the guests. M rs. K n im t t t
M cC a ll
was given a lemon dish and fo rk
L a te r
in the
a fte rn o o n
the
g u e s t* enjoyed s w im m in g
nm l
b o a tin g ,
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R ia l
Match Summer Frocks
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Sheer chiffons and semi-service weights are typical of these
very special hosiery selections now" offered at The Yowell Co.
Chic summer styles are shown and colors embrace all the much
wanted litrlit shades Ask to see these now.
Corselettes
Phoenix All
Mi*.-Tom W. Jones and young
-in Donald leave Sunday for New
York where tln-v will he th e;
guests of Mrs. .1. C. Maurer Sr
ut her home on Riverside Drive
until June Id. when they will j
■mil on the S. S. “ Homeric’' for |
England where they will spend •
three month*. Mrs. June* will nlso (
visit in Paris before re tu rn in g ,
home.
Chiffon
remarkable value with
Pequot top and Profile Heel
......... all colors.
A
Phoenix Semi-Service
Weight
Corselette.s or Combina*
t i <
>it .*, Wrap-arounds,
front lace and back lace,
Step-ins and Scantiest In
a variety of models and
sizes certain to find fovurt .
ask to see them
C orrect Styl
This Selling!
$2.00to$7.50
than the
T HISusualStilekind—farformorehereimportnnt
are shoes— all
is
late in styles—and in selections wide enough
to suit nearly every woman.
Profile heels and a wide
choice of li^ht shades from
which to pick
SALE OPENS FRIDAY
MORNING 8 O’CLOCK
liix-U' Number Five. Mr*,
pdmlscr chairman, meet*
k W .S . Hand, 1301 Park
. with Mr*. Hand, Mrs.
lire* and Mia* Chapmn
Itcascs.
[irdc Number Six. Mrs. 1
Fiiskell chairman, meet*
Silk Undies
SH.00 Shoes Now
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1r*. Charles L. Park* an-l
»ll son leave Sunday for Ma, On. where they will visit a*
guests of Mr. and Mrs. C. L.
k* Sr.
$1.50 Service
Hose At
LD CORNS COME
■FBY THOUSANDS
$2.00 “Chiffon”
(Black Heel)
Van Raalte
All Silk
Chiffon
All Silk
Chiffon
Hose
Thi *
splendid
hose is remark
ably priced . . .
summer shades
[Jotible pointed
and pointed heels
light shades . . .
an unusual value
Unusually good values in.,
Bloomers, Teds, Step-ina
Skirts nnd Slips will be^
found ut prices rang-'
Ing from
Tre.’ttleasys” Not On Sale
flL> / - ;-
v ijb a o u
ExquisiteShm
xqulsiteShrM's
TIG Magnolia
Group I
Dresses
Light Shades T o
Group II
Dresses
$4.1 5
qA -*«n. - f
f-rr
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Sar.ford, Fin,
Florsheim
Shoes For
Men
r-
Group III
Dresses
i A j f j Millinery
$ 1 .9 5 t o $ 2 .9 5
Florsheim
Shoes For
Men
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Wltl Decide Upon Their Own Outriders 6 f Farm RtH»|
G a th e r In Kansas Ciw
- Platform When Republicans
Demanding A Plank
Have DisclosedWhatPlanko
Will Be Of Aid To F
They Will Um For Appeals
701
374
WASHINGTON, Juno 7’— (IN S ) • KANSAS Cl^Y, June i
—The Democrats arc sittin g tig h t firs t rum bles of a major
while the Republicans stag e thoiv over th e Republican platfota
show a t Kansas City. By the time tbe J92B campaign werf L,
the Democrats g ath er a t Houston, here today as spokesmen f«*i
Caftplrgllci-—
June 80, th e :Republican nominee A g rarian Midwest launched
will have been fs«lWtod. . u t mi
t riva fo r a McNnry-Haugen &
W ith b u t’k faW cohtests slated) slicf plank.
rim
t
the DemoWntlC' National" Cowmit-t. ( D utri)!ers of the farm rj
tec \VllU n o t !have tb ^m c^t1 fai* Iti'
,
ComtnUsIbucr A griculture—*
. 1*»
advance of the convention ns<!the firmy,' which will assemble
91 24 30
503
iltth totfs MAVo'
Republican committee did. So fa r from every agricultural i
19 10
9
•SPA It KM AN
only two contest notices have Irero outspoken in tlemardi^(
It. 'C; No. 1—
been filed, with a probability, plartk pledging the Itepulfc
however, th a t a few others will f a r t y to the enactment of |
is ?
PlJlfcWtS
come along later. There are eon*
WELLS
277
.W S f l tt t G T p j j j
tests In the Canal Z6n« delegating relief legislation, coatalnln*
l.r enm age nf the -presi* ; It. -(*. No. 2—
1
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th..tST*
e ’ m xajor
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nnd in Philadelphia: whc?e ih ar^ es equalization fee feature t
—! 10 32
0
10 . 40' .it 58 20
ANDERSON
' 1 ~
1
have been mnde of an alleged com P resident Conlidge vetoed,
denlftiV WoMliiiitions hum anely ac
i)
— 1 2 23 —
5
CASSIDY
1 7
Jt»I 15
4| 20
bination of Dem ocratic’ and Vaire drfvc, popular though it mij
complished in n scries of m inor
--—
— i 12 .12
28
ft
i
EATON
|1 34 ; 23
1«| 11
Republican forces. This charge In the Midwest, appears ibo
— -I
operations in widely separated
7 —
1
2
HARGRAVES
4
1 “
o 15
11 ■I
>i
w a r fit at laid beforo the Senate to defeat.
ataten durhig the Inst sis months,
Presidential Funds Committee.
Aside 1 from this (arm
‘•politicians look for tin* prjr.ilpal
The nbovr* report has been prepared by repre sentalives of Tho Ilernhl and is not official. It
Clcin L. Shaver, chairm an of the f ig h t,' th ere appeared no
Democratic National Committee, clouds on the platform hora
b u rstin g of blood vessels u t Knq* Is complete in nil precincts except No. I and wlier e the blanks ap p ear In Precincts No. 2. No. .'I and No.
now at his hom e in Fairm ount, P arty lenders, delegates,
sasCity and Huston In thu m x i fi. And in the governor’s rnce it js complete in N o. 1. ■
,
West Virginia, plnns to leave to- even the farm
repmen
^few* dnys In tlte feverish Inhorr. ________________________________
n tq rro w ^ ^ jio u s to a
woro^ agreed thnt the ’ ptatf*
o f pifttforin building.
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with
Conven- shoilicl" contain laudatory i
* •’The g re a t nnfety valve p f . ‘‘on) J u n u u ^ .)^ *v»* 4u.( l ^ dark
4 lo « -o fficers. HcaHs not jeapagtep '<;nce to' Conlidge' policies
♦American
polities," eclebrqled( ue»s, )n*V >w£tnfi» down dropped I >
fh'e committee pledges to continue them thru
Iritiah historian! once called the n:i knees fit lend the -committc
^m
ee
tin
g
linCtf
next
week.
another fo u r years. All w«trt
trenuous a nd Involvod p y cyja^m.' kMM>£*- for divine 'intorvcnrio
■,:*T?5rirr InTercsi centeK’(TTn*the l-gce lxtwCCn-Iuhn G. X eonanly
n r i h e "nomination race, the accord upon other subjects,
«|u(h'rfr*flp.TdUr-.jrenrs w ninjnfgji
~7Uti'uniy
*
ninPW r E. W hite fo r the office of county prosecutor. Indications Democrats are faced by « sltUa- particu lar stress laid upen
llutlurw u, - Cal
Alneima
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59
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Tint
now are that Mr. Lconurdy won by thirty-one votes, one of the clos- tinn som ewhat analogous to th a t Republican brands of ns:
•I
IS
com
m
ittee
m
eeting
of
nt_uCIlui—o|M*ratlons will [ I [ill
Baker
of the Republicans. W hercns in prosperity
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44
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and governnd
!»
e^t races in this election.
b e the same im lins ruled in pnrty th a t the. Republicans for the
Lay
3°S
Kansas City it is H erbert Hoover economy.
. . 11
to
1
In
ni
time
in
American
history
dragged
veonvenliona fltre/ifty yenrs, bu t it
Bradford
ag ain st the field, in Houston it is
.7. .*
.
1 * 308
-III
35*
The farm relief plapk hovs
Ha tradltjpnul th a t every quadrcii- slavery from -the limbo o f political Brevard
*»*
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Gov. A1 Smith against n loosely- dqveloped dissension among
273
9
71
13
unmentionables.
Jt
was
in
the
full
mlum w itnesses now and unim agin
Broward
knit combination of other candi ty lenders ami delegates,
. . 11
520
35:
I21H
152
■ablo m anifestations of tho accom committed m eetings of HUG th a t
Calhoun
dates.
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i
sides threatened to carry
7
America
first
kci
jously
reached
panying fire nm| thunder.
C harlotte
.. _
8
421
-tot
Smith is fa r out in fro n t In fig h t to th e floor of tl a* lord
375
115
S trung men fa in t when their herself on the World W ar. It was C itrus
•J•*>
... .
pledged and instructed delegates, tion, if defeated in the comai
!
.
4
179
101
HI
,‘plank for tho, compulsory teaching here, four years Inter, th at prohi Clay .
so fnr, in fact, th at his supporters on resolutions, which drafts
11
535
51
1
(ilk
ft
l
of E speranto is rejected by the i bition was culled for the first time
50
435
claim he has the nomination sewed platform . In the end, il apjeti
.
7
:tr>
0
C om m ittee on Resolutions. .Nervou ( everything it has since been called. Collier
(Continued
from
page
One)
(CnMtimii’d from jingi* 1.)
Cotuinliiii
11
up
already. Rival candidates, nnd the convention itself will fa
10KU
518
770
300
'
women grow calm nnd full of muse | At the sunset of the Fourth Day Dade
\lowed with alarm by Mr. l)o- county commissioners.
particularly Senator Jam es A. w hether tho Republican phtfi
27
4121
28 10
•I'd2 t
-187
m they nppcal for a Departm ent j if alt differences have not been Dc Soto
rm-.i
• *)
i :io
370
ft.*7 C(it tl’H who said it would autom at- [ Senator J. J. Parrish, running Itced of M issouri,' dispute this shall call fo r another MrXi
of M aternity w ith a chief in tin ironed out in the full com m ittee the 1tixio
1
99
Hit
02
fill i rally prevent the m unicipality 1 today had swamped P. W. Roberta. vigorously, and contend they will Haugen Bill or support the Pi
jPrcaidcnt’s . cabinet. A gentlem an dissatisfied minority m eets ut eve 1)(IV!ll
5207
2228
;
imi2
2o
idrnt by pledging the party dx
105
fimii m teling Its obligat'nns on his opponent, three to one. Parrish be able to" shop Smith.
ning
to
fram
e
its
substitute
plank
from N ebraska would abolish day
Eseuiabia
27
1028
I 155
Among^ Southern ^delegates u n ly to “adequate farm relief
lo w
DO time, thereby resulting iii default for re-election to the state senate,
■light saving by national flat, am! and minority report, and the Fifth Flagler
t
mi
favorable to Smith there is n d is islation,”
353
1flit
ft'l
■'tho professor front I’eaw it College Day brings the fight to the con
of payments and “ruining the with two precincts incomplete in cernible movement afoot to rally
:•
Frunlilin
97
59
ft
H
F orm er Senator Charier &
demands a strong declaration f<" ventional floor.
ritv's credit forever."
Seminole nnd Brevard Counties, behind Rep. Cordell Hull of Ten son of Iown, was another
GaiRdcu
!IOi
580
1
1
ns
i
•11
I
‘tho m etric system in weights am!
A ftir disposing of the question Gilchrist
Il<> described the receiver’s a c has .1,21*1, while Roberts hus only nessee. It has
<»
fir.i;
295
gained
some west lender declaring in fsvw
121
40
(m easures.
presented in the m inority report, Glades
tion
as p art of a policy to “e te r 1.1 Oft.
strength because of Reed’s inft on "qnuatizntlon'-fce” plank,
7
218
I
(Jit
71
j
W riting P latform s
the »■• nv'rnlurn approves the m ajor Gulf
nally, ruin tho city'' and said it
h
110
ok
97
Doyle ('nrltori , gubernatorial bilily to defeat Smith in any p resi have Mod too many gcnenl
7:»
i The m en who w rite lit*’ plat ity report atm tin- p arty is then
could not possibly help Mr. . A-sh.
>»;■*
Hamilton
0
10
HI
70:1
” 0
Doyle"'
Carlton,
gubernatorial dential prim ary in which they in th e farm relief planks d
forms arc selected , by the causes I ready to proceed with nom inating Hardee
d a f t in his effort to rollon his
■1
have met. Senator Simmons, the p ast,” said Rnwsnn. “We J
I
O
K
IS
of the sta te delegations, during uirididali'*.
( hiihim and would only “em barrass favorite in Seminola County. Ho veteran North Carolina leader, is have a plnnk this year, ilnla
Hendry blank
tho two or three days immediately
Bring on (lie liens. Now is the lliitinm i,,
Polled I,hi it votes against H atha
:»
.721
3 19
ftp*I llu> city."
drum m ing up Hull sentim ent.
:oi|
for adequate farm relief thm
proceeding the assem bling of tin- time for til! good men to <*mc to
The city attorney expressed firm way's 050, mm C atts I2K, Taylor
Highlands
11
not
321
3.01
The Demnernts, like the Re tho medium
nf an equallm
20
•H52
‘convention. Each delegation de tile aid of tin ir party.
belief th at the petitions to block leeched 2*10 and Carson 70.
t h Jlsli'Utni}rh
48
hs,.rt
publicans,
are
confronted
with
a
2191
fit
02
fee
or
its
equivalent.”
02
sifrimtes one of its num ber for lit*
'11a I'.i'i tii' i'ioe* held la t night
i’V-* the Mile would be di nied but de*
l ’20il
C. W. Entzm nigcr, running for sharp fight over the platform .
Hi
13 M
2ti0
From the llmiver suppe
••iii
tw *
Committee or\ Ilcaulutinnu. The lull i c.minded with criticism of the Holme:,
exil'd the proposed action because thp_K)atr^ legisjat^jrn, was tme, uf The prohibition Issue will figure came un entirely different
indi.tn
Itiv
rr'
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•J91NJ
t
-*
;
*
•
•
*
<
4 1 1 » ‘ i L , J>
J 414
eommittoo Is called together foi erihinet eandidet • itid tie inn nils fi*T
of its cffiS'l m preventing the
*’;i
1891
1092
drys diction’. Form er Senator Hid
tin !
21
* 7 I municipality from m eeting interest tho outstanding ; winners, more prominently. The ardent
organization the day the enliven the nom inalion nf .aiiie one whose Jut ki-on
:tr.r.
Jefferson
.
4
*
kill
K
:i::u
',1 is ami prim-ipal paym ents on .1ply I complete returns show. He id - want n prohibition plank of surli P. E rnest, of Kentucky, wn f l
.tlon opens, with the Chairm an of name is md anathem a to the Core
Lttfavcilu
4
236
sweeping character th at it would spoken in denouncing the
178
•t
27U
v ftO
•'the N ational Committee as the Kelt.
He called attention l” the foot ceived 1,355 votes against Lord’s uA barrass Smith because of his proposal for a “MeNarylln
1 ok..
7
5ft
77
lit
2
<
’
•
255
ftom pom ry presiding officer. The
Due m cctinc war attend* I large
that the refunding bunds are iden M*l. L. P. Hagan, ranning for wet views.
“0
1053
219
705
plank."
Hi
i\l)7
[full committee selects its perm.i ly h\ the Mlppolters ol J.uv bn, 11.d’ t.Jf1
tical with two lilo' ks of bonds that the legislature in tne other group
19
050
509
The farm relief issue, while less
ttlfl
0
711
■tient chairm an and then appoints Diiwe. and Watson. They debated
lias
more
than
a
300
vote
lead
over
have already b- <n sold and wh iso
1ji-vy
ii: v
tr
acute among llu* Democrats than
103
i:t
11
\h" subcommittee, usually of mi: the p le s |n rt- of <ut tying tbo fight
legality bad been passed upon Lyles and (Hit) vote lyad over the Republicans,
l.ilu
i'y
,
blank
may
prove
.ruoro than huif a dozen members, uvi r the Fo.itle rn em ti is to the
I’earm
an,
Hagan
bar
1,275;
Lyles
j by- the emu is and New York hood
Madison
290
til
i!
troublesome.
However,
if
the
12
579
17
io actually write the tent of tin credi minis <*ii>inptt<>c and to tin
01U, nnd Peal m an OH*.
| experts.
Manati
IK
R’l2
farm b elt’s demands ore not met
t (.17
.12
\
ain't*
Dougbiss,
running
for
.platform .
eon vent ion li ,elf, if t,. eessary, thu Mai ion
*IO
| Th
190
7p..
ddd
. it"
re-election as circuit court clerk, at Kansas City, the Democrats
Tho;
Bulreoieiuittee iiinduet: appealing fiom, the dcMsiuii of the
som e Ip*etc.I replies
.Mat
i
in
7ni
8
Idu
M!i
has a lead of 500 over bis closest may be able to capitalize on the
12
I public hearing:: on a many eon- mitiomil i in m ittii. Ma.it ol tho-e
i mis-ioui-rs Fi ank L.
Mollloe
8
jM
901
opponent.
Doughms
has 1,100; agrarian unrest with a farm pro
IKK
:12
itfovorsial subjects as tiie.e will pr ini •
i i iavor of d dug
WASHINGTON. June 7-<H
iS . O. Chase.
Niii. -.ini
Mens KOI, and T1 rusher, 773.
12
ftj.2
220
gram th at is more satisfactory
In I
12
(Mlrtuit, generally two or three ib'- pile lb i
“
Whut
goi.d
will
nil
monkey
—An
exhuustivo investigation
( •kllil HI- ,t
In
the
race
for
county
judge,
19
1*91
iiHi
1312
to the Middle West.
11
\$nya. It is this stage of the oper Barely lin» a
| httsinuiis dy >*'U, anyway 7“ Mr. Khnron has oiled u)» a two to one
charges
th a t
posimnsttni
1 l.ci rllol.i c
::
ih
7
Senator
Robinson
of
Arkansas,
122
ation which afford ti e g n at safel; e-iiiei i:t. a o,
it*
*1(1
|
Miller
naked,
and
then
followed
it
lead
over
K.
A.
I!
Wilkinson.
‘ >l?uigo
have
been
bought
and
snl*l it
I
I
I
1
...
.
.
minority
leader,
is
expected
to
be
1520
2KK 1
| ll.Hd
h :i
I'VBlvc of the American political ay- i inipitlt’c nr
1 with the ichcincnt
statem ent , .,i on mis 1, 12K to
. 1 ..(*!,»
South
was
promised
l"2iy
10
71
1
1
lnM,n
1
5
1
named
perm
anent
chnirmnn
of
the
H
IK
v
709
,
m
111
tom. Many a cause finds a Court lint t< i'.
DDK.
I
that
“
I
’ll
-it
here
till
Hell
freezes
Senator
Brookhart
UD
of I
I'.ilni
It.','i.
li
190S
I0S5
.70
convention,
the
post
held
in
1U24
1022
255
k.52
Only a t tho party conventions. And
Aputhcr tnevliiig was held by Ha....
A, Vaughun has a tflu vote lead
HI
2IO
05 |
tioo
.15
i,n:i oyer before I'll pay a dam cent to over Joe Chittenden, his closest by Senator Walsh of Montuna. chairm an of the special i^
m any a cause is continued from anti ergimizalion ltepublii aii.s fimn
the Seminole County Bunk.'’
.‘it*
Claude G. Bowers, New York edi g atin g cmmittcc* named by
451
1215
7:il
.10
IM7
generation by one day of trium ph Texas, who bad gone down i i I’m.llus
" It's nothing but highway rnh- opponent (or lux assessor. Vau
foil,
.
li
1
i
103
ill!)
7
•II! Dory," exclaimed Com m issioner ghan lias 1,101; Chittenden, 070, torial w riter, is keynoter and tem Senate.
ini every four years. The gold :>t»n rnudiing d< b at in the eonimiltee
The com m ittee will get i
.. 20
99 l
li<»7
7 lib
and Killiee, 554. T. W. Lawton ban porary chairm an.
Hat
17
•dard -is-abolished, freig h t rnlci a few bourn earlier. It, ton, wo Putnam
Kaiiij, I;.. .
way shortly a fte r tho Itcpub!
11
:nr.
|i Chase when Mr. A shcraft bad defeated Mrs. May Belle Max
ilf.O
77«r»
27
t«rp wlpod out, education ruviluliz nltemkit by pn-linans of I.owden, S ane ..la
finiehed outlining ln» position.
Nutionl Convention and will*
111
5 11
h:.’2
10 l it
well for superintendent of public
-J7
.10 7
. ed with the mere reading of a brief Davvia, Wat-mi and Curtis. Beji.
The haul: ri • ivi r protested and
tlnue its inquiry all ilurirf
5.
linn.do
12
073
•7 *•«
1220
■Ift
Hi)! the CornmisMiniei' returned with | instruction by mere than two to
iftom the National Association to Balpb I). Cole, on Ohio delegate,
summer, Brookhart said. “Wi
S’.. .t.dins
:t
11 :
one. John Meisch, running for ref1
hi;
i Do Somothing Nmv. ('rim e is addressed this gathering.
JI
fl another spirited statem ent.
o r'th e re is any merit in
St. Lu. „.
election to the county Commission,
ft
28:
77
410!
K
it
checked \yith much pounding <m
"W e waul,’ said Itep Cole, “ A
"You are holding a pistol to | I oiled 2,250 votes against Rabun's
charges thnt public offices
*1
:i
12
17
2:1
hi
‘tho com m ittor table and tbe nation i lllldidnle \i|ln has beiui a life-bmp Sinr f••i
our
heads and try in g to fore is us 530. Frank l.v.nts, with 1575
Niiwuilc
.
been bnrtercd away in the* 3<
«
.
i
341
705
H’dij
ifciven a nevv lease on life by tbe Bepoliliean, a man traiiied m par
JO
II
to pay," lie said.
votes, hus more than the com
1 do not know, hut if the t
310
12!)
III
tf’lit infinitives of n plant, adioca ty battle , an! a man who only n- 1.-i> lor
I
1 17
bined vote of iii* two opponents,
‘•‘Let ’em shoot
<'nii'ii
C. M. Hogg, form er Altomonte are tru e the thing out to I*
..
ft
229
207
ng a garden in every bail.yard.
0 in
7
2d Miller.
turned from littglaud eight v at
Douglass ami Bullard. S, F. Long Springs m arshall charged with ed out," suid Brookhart.
\ o!ii ia
12
1102
390
lldft
Finished Dnrunient
HI
117
■;i|'ll, mill who lievC’f lias been ;■ Wuknlln
lias a 200 vote lead over J. T, the slaying of Joseph Cone last
Mayor
E.
F.
llousliobieg
w
ant
"The committee will go W
8
1
18
015
Through
with
the
pnblii
b<
:n
121
J
ft
HJ ed to know why tho receiver MeLuin, his opponent for Kilbee's
win l.i r iii tip. iauks.
August, was acquitted last night every phnsa of the mutter
WldtMII
17
■195
loo
igs, the dinftiug soli romuiitei
50
o
IS
In another lintel. Senator Wat
wouldn’t wait for thy courts to place on the county commission.
7.'»
taken a typew riter into oxoiutnc son w« bolding forth on the me x \\ u-lniigtoii
1.787
•fdft
2K
choice by a jury in the circuitc ourt after gives all sides an opporturitj
1 :i
decide tin* suits in New York be* I Tabula! inn of second
votes will lu* necessary to un slightly more than 30 m inutes’ de be heard." The Investigation,
t notion lute in the afteriUMin el poitiiiiey "/ the grain h It pi I(<
fore taking bis action, and called tangle the snarl in the justice id liberation.
suiting from the Joint denut*
in -Third Day. brood, an I snarl- I’llbln no ti.reKi in November. If
I!*,1130 „32,7H2
10,001
1 ,0,10 211,.loo
attention
to
the
fact
thu
these
Senators
H arris and Oeorft.®
The
case
hud
consumed
two
the
|jfnr.f
and
constable
race.
For
And drinks btmk coffi-e m u pill a
Hie i ^invent mu next week names .
suits involved same oT the claims, justice, Chaffer, according to lulc days, g etting under way Saturday ocrats, of Georgia, will t*
.!fu lo g y all through the nigi^t, amt i undulate iinpepiilnr in tlm Mts.i
which the receiver had mentioned. returns, is leading by a few votes. morning. Taking of evidence was firs t ever conducted in this n
ifo emergea with the .on of lb.' i: ippi Willey be warneil, I hero
cds during 1027 federal teserve
“The more refunding
bonds Herndon is second. In tin* con completed yesterday morning and
I t was b ro ught about largtll
with the greatest Am will be trouble ahead in Novemnotes am ounting to S2,l 02,li7 t,- you issue, the more you are stable'^ race, It. C. Wilcox has a
argum ents of counsel followed the sensational suicide of
erle aa institution, the patty plat In-r.
tioo at n cu.it or (J.O’.M.Kl»—«r .n, pyram iding
your
obligations lead of more than *200 votes over The ju ry took the case about 4:40 Peterson, postm aster at Ikm
form ;
and our post I ion gets worse,’’ Mr. L. A. Tate, hut t h e . rem ainder of nnd returned shortly o fter 6:00 Gk., who left eorrespondcxT
average
cost
of
HP
cents
p,,r
$1,*
r W eary eyed und brain weary
CON I BSSFK ItOltliKBV
the votes are so scattered th at
Which
tho ' Georgia
000," Miiil Coxcy’. "T ry to liorr >\v Ashcraft replied.
tho d raftin g com m ittee submit
counting of second choices will be o'clock.
"By
July
1
limit*
of
us,
will
have
bared
charges
th at the joh
Two
brothers
of
the
slain
man
subm its its d ra ft to tho full com
necessary.
HAMMOND, lml.,
dune
7.
WASHINGTON.
June
7— siime of it, nud seo bow much per
were among the witnesses for the, brought and-sold. Republics"
m itteo on reuidutigns, plank by — (IN S )—C harles .Veal,ley, one of — (IN K )—-A new m aicb on W ash S '.000 it will cast you* My bill any positions if we don’t meet
our obligations,'’ re tupped the
committeemen e*r*<*
prosecution while Hogg took the lofttl
plonk. Here again m inorities find
/ii
MISSING CHILD FOUND
F,Yr. a voice. “ Wo denounced in mi Hit' aix men held with two women ington of “Coxey's urmy*’ pi the would extend this privilege to the* muynr.
will come under th e scrutiny «
stand
in
his
own
behalf
to
1
relate
b>* police since Sunday, broke
•*iThey haven’t got a leg to
committee.
’*.
m easured term s," becomes at tin- down and eonfes-ed here today to unemployed may l>) made a fte r ull. people."
MEMPHIS, TENN* June 7 - a shooting In self-defpnsc.
stand on nnd th n t’s th e reason (IN’S )—John Leo, 7*yrar old for
George
A.
DeCottes^
represented
hands of tho full cvmmjUee,’’ We participating in sir hank robberies. Gen. Jacob K. (’ox*-v ol Massillon,
they are try in g to effect this do*
w
*
whom a soulhaidp seat eh has been the defendant und S ta te ’s 'A ttor Motor CompanyHea
■
**,c tem lrticy.’* Here is He named I-’d Meadows, Rohcrly o , wluj rvy’uritly stofld pn fjic tlapi- Steamer Reports No
lay," jgijd Commissioner Miller carried on for seven wocks, hufc ney1 Millard 0. Smith was assisted
achieved tho m oderation, compro- V» heat ley-a ml bid Axe, till of whom Ini ste)is prclaiuilng a victory for
‘ 1* *
Riaps -.yblstead 4
been found. Police discovered the by A ttorneys A. Q.-Hack Jttid M.
re stra in t which aro the are held by Hammond police, ns his “ free -niflnFy" ’’cril'mtlc a fte r Trace Of Lost Italia in vigorous tones.
In reply to n question 1>y Mpy- cTiTRT iiC U I^ u std a y r of blk Step R- Rratio! 7 of Oriando...*'oJ|owing
.peculiar charoetcrirdirj-. of A nuri ids companions.
35 years, has found th at the ecle
NEW YORK,1 June 7 - ( I ^
LONDON,1 Jurtd 7—(INS) — or Housholdcr, the receiver suhl fath er, Ju ly v W. Wilson, sales* tho case, Judge Wallace W,
jran polities, lie n ;
the
plutbratiun was pivm ature.
,
the failure of the city to pay Its man.
W-right- recessed court Until OjSO Disaster, possibly- oven re1* 1
The
steam
er
Uraganza
which
war
iform is built cuntnia by comma,
A fter 'winning n fnv'oi'Iildc ViiJ)-,
YOUTH SHOT T o DEATH
Ilea i tn tho wake of pn>b*
indebtedness to
the
Seminole
o’clock Wednesday m orning..
th every shade of opinion nnd
connuiltec rAjinrl bh a inodified (lu u tercd by the Italian Govern: C ounty Bank had retarded Its i t Mrs. JiVjljwn, the child's mother,
believes
John S. Roakob, <
tif Coklwtrten Miss*, fearing her
ng, every condition of life,
BE IDS VJ U .L \ N.
June 7 .- form of I,is bill ko.prnylde lugnpy meat tn search for the missing liquidation cnnsidt'i'ably, and said
man of the finance commitw
JEWELER
ROBBED
liuslmnd'H
mind
Was
unbalanced
edery-nchool of- econrimlc ami poli (1N S)—Jimk Dove, -22 of
the u t tho cost of print ini' lie aaf the1 dirigible Itnlin, has radioed that It the purpose o t th e 'su it is to keep
General Motors, who, dsar**
asked police throughout the south
tical thought In free piny against Mountain Hill v ("(immunity, near m easure smothered in the banking
CHICAGO, June 7— (IN S )— affiliation with the nation*!
cvpry- o th er for its own udvnnee- tlm North Crrollha-V lrginiu state and currcnVy ennuuittvo and today has reached Am sterdam Island, (the city, from showing preference to be on th e , lookout fo r the
child following his disappearance. John Woht, wealthy jeweler, was sociation ag ain st prohibition. >
Spitsbergen hut ha:i found no trace lo its creditors.
m^nt,- The clnnc-ntH In him are sn line, was shot to death today went on the w arpath.
Wilson tuiB I>ucn returned to kldnapril by two bandits as he ly touches liquor.
mixed 'indeed th at all the world during n fam ily ipiarrel. Dove’s
P rying loose the secrets of the of the airship, a centra) dispatch
In a letter to Col. Patnf*
SEARCH
FOR
PLANE
Mississippi
to face a charge of left hia Oak Park home early to
itlg k t stand up and say, “This is father-in-law , Ike S ta rr, 5(1, was committee room, Gen. C arey de* from King’s Ray stated today* Tho
Louiavllle, Ky.
day, forced to drive to hla comp Callahan,
wife
desertion
while
the
lad
wa»
tbo United S tates."
being held for the rrim ?, according d a re s th at he found out the names m essage from the B ragauza added
any’s store on Madison S treet, crusader, Ratkob oeta forth
NORWALK. Conn., June 7— turned over to his mother.
, B ut the softening o f adjectives to a report received lien*.
of ull who helped to kill his id * th at it was proceeding northward (IN S )—A frantic search under the
near the “world’s busiest com er,” a s 'a good Citizen and the
and the distribution of scmi-colons
form Hefofo the hill wos consider despite the heavy Ice-packs.
adm it his kidnapers, and watch of twelve children, he fs^61^
handicap of a steady 'n o rth e a st
A L A B A M A ' HIT U Y R A I N S
fa no t the end of the full commit;
ed, the “gencrur* announced th at
TR A FFIC DEMORALIZED
Tho Italia’s h an g ar at King’s wind anil rain end ’d fruitlessly tothem floe w ith thousands of dol vocation of th s d ry law*. ^
te c ’s labors of the fourth day,* for
if Congress failed ,to act la* would Kay is being ditm antlcd ami stow dny, hours a fte r resident* hud re
t
BIRMINGHAM, Ala., June 7 lar* worth of gems.
point* o u t in hi* letter thi*
here It Is, also, th a t tho prufoum! KIR.MINGIIAM, Ala., June ft— take u referendum am ong ft,000,- ed aboard the C itta Di Milano for ported seeing a plane plunge into — (IN S )—Alabama . today took
one
can atgdy th e r^»ulu j
. and vital issues of the p arty are (I N S )— Railroad traffic in South- 000 unemployed to
determ ine shipm ent back to Ituly when hope the harbor last nigh’.. According to stock of its losses believed to
Tam pa—Italian C lub' of- West e ig h u en th Amepdmsnt
generally shouted out. I t wan at trn Alhbamn was demoralized us w hether the march yvould be made, is *h finitely .given, up for. General those vh p witnessed the episqdo total sfevcral thousand, dollar*, Tampa will e r e c t 1 100,Dot) now roinlng
tOi thy goneluiion t®
this stago th a t' the g re a t “ Gold tbe result of incessant rain s d u r lu a report to bis.lcouslltueuUr", ’U m berto Nubile am| hln crewj hi
plane rinded thu city und drop* as the result of I wd days steady h&tne a t corner o f Sprqce Street adm inistration has begu. >
Plank” o f the Hepublicun conven ing the last 2*1 hours. Several It* raid llmt ho would be pn tin* 17.' Tho Haifa’ h a s *nd£ ‘been 'h'ftffd M)c,
rainfall over ‘the entire
atat*. ■nd ^Howai'd'Avenue.
plete failure. ,.**The m*"
jipd jttUi thg wqtcr.'
q
tion ia W w as finally w ritten,
railroads reported train s six to
b when Congress convenes mod from fo r more than ‘II RiiybC'Tht
leaving in its wake ruined crops,
probfbMeh taw ^f" /fho '
H 'W Ur) an J'rayed |
highways,
crippled . P A H O K E ^ F K ^ T i o w e r and the apirit of * intolerance
«ight hours
lute. Consld era ils
■oonriib ring tbo. qucsti«it .of' In Norwegian ieirboot Hofbby was exjGRERN CP.VE. 6FR iN U 6-C 'lay dam aged
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a t Olis stag a o f the Dfiini.
ferendum f j r the march: "The IH'ct' d a t King’s Bay today to aid -4 ?t)f\ty fftfUters harvesting banner, railroad communication and de
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j P E SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD. FLORIDA,) THURSDAY, JUNE 7, 1928
PA<
i 1 77j
! Sanfonl Dally Herald
fANT A D RATES
Terms:
Cash In Advance
Help Wanted—
FEDS WIN AGAIN Orlando Beaten In Broadway Sees Giants As
Extra Inning Game
FROM DAYTONA IN By
Miami Hustlers Winners In The National;
FINAL OFSERIES
Walsh Analyzes Situation
FOUR BUNCHED I
NATIONAL’S RA(
FOR HOME RUN!
Miss “Chicago”Wins
Title For Universe
UiMKoncttc Leads With Its
Wilson, llotlomley. Horns*
by Trailing; Giants Lose
To Hard Hitting
Cardinals
_
,4 71
GALVESTON, Tex., June 0.—
[lcphons ads, will be received
(IN S )—Miss Ella Van
Hucaon
patrons and collector sent
NEW YORK. June ?.— (IN S)—' ‘
otherwise
"Miss
Chlcngo,"
todaj
sensational 14 innin.q tilt from O r
mediately fo r paym ent.
Tho
only home run this season
HAVE TWO MORE OPENINGS
reigns
ns
"the
beauty
quein
of
lando here yesterday. 4 to 3, givTim e-------------------10c a 11nsFor some ambitious young men
tho
universe.”
.hat
I*
close enough to be exciting
Times — ...... ......... 8c a tins or young ladies who want to Fast Double (Mays Help To ing the Hustlers an even break In
Already selected ns the fairest
Stave
Off
Daytona
Rallieu:
Miami
.......
000
001
020
000
01—.5
;s
in
ths
National League w here
Times--------------------------7c a linelearn a good trade and get a good
Hy DAVIS J. WALSH
harass the Giants. He relieved of the American girls entered in
Stapleton
Hurls
V’
*
and Meyer hooked up In a pitching
Time ra te s on request.
Del
Blsuoncttc,
Hack Wilson, 8tm« [
position when they have become
NEW YORK. June 7.— (IN S )— them again yesterday, so maybe the international beauty pageunt
Ninth When He Gets Wild duel, nnd the Miami sta r had the
ny
Jim
Bottomloy
and R ogers
competent.
Have
situations
avail
hero
Miss
Van
lluesun
last
nighi
McGrow
is
due
to
release
another
For some reason or mnybo none
The reduced rates are for
better of the argument.
able
every
few
dayr.
If
interested
lntcrview.r
The
Iasi
one
made
him
eclipsed
40
daxiling
rivaia
for
thi
ut
nil,
broadway
has
decided
that
Hdrnsby
nre
staging
a
m erry b at
Sanford
copped
the
last
games
Diccutive Insertions.
Orlando scored In the ninth to the New York Giants are going say thut he was satisfied With the Judges’ decision as. "Miss U n i
ask for C. A. Haines at Sanford
?ive words of average length
tle
uf
circuit
clouting
honors.
U bof
the
series
wrth
Daytona
Bench
knot tho count, and they battled to win the Nntkir.al League pen* Giants’ pitching.
Herald office.llc will be glad to
verse.’’ Along with the title goo
counted a line.
jont
tic,
with
a
total
of
10,
Is
lead
until
the
14th
when
three
hit*,
the
here
Wednesday
afternoon
by
n
explain it to you.
However,. there isn’t n conten $2,000 ns first prise money.
Minimum charge of 30c ta r
ing the pack today by one.
count of 7 to 4. The game was last a single by Johnson drove the nant and is making its bets ac
-- -- «,
der
that hasn’t left some qurstioi
st insertion.
cordingly. In several of the upThe Brooklyn first sacker drove
featured by a number of double winning run across.
PALMETTO— 114 cars tom a
til advertising Is restricted
two pool rooms today, the Giants unanswered to d atr. With the Reds,
Orlando
ab
in five runs yesterdsy as the Rob
plays by the lords, which lent
toes
shipped
to
Northern
mnrket.4
[proper classification.
were held at ibc rather Hhort the question is whether Critx
ins trimmed Cincinnati 8 to 5, and ..
Chauncey, 2b .... 4
largely to their victory.
from this section so far this s e a
If an erro r is mado The Sanprico of ono to two, whereas one nround whom the success of the son.
Cox,
rf
...........
now' leads the league In th a t dt*0
0
.
.
0
1
ft
0
Stapleton pitched a good game
outfit revolves, will be able to
Herald will b* responsible
partm ent, n* well as tn in home
until the last inning when he Abrams l b .... ... 8 1 2 13 2 0 rould get n half dollar extra for
only one incorrect insertion,
one’s mon£$* provided it was rid carry his race through the warm
runs. The Reds now enjoy a le a d .weakened nnd walked three men. Kirby, if ........ .. ft a* 2
16—Apartment For Rent
m
ad v trtlser xor subsequent
Edmondson,
cf
0
.. 4
1 1 R Mi ing on the Reds, Cube or Cardinnls. months ahead. They say he b etl with the Giants in n thiei of only two games over the Card
Keith wns put in the box nnd pul
frtion:i. The office should be WHY NOT SPEND your vacation led the Feds out of the hole with Ichrm nn, 3b ... . . 6 0 0 l" E
The Pirates were three to one. boiled down some 12 pound* un game serjes, startin g - tomorrow inals and Giants, who are prac
m
lified im mediately in case of
There may he sense in these odds der his normal weight already while the trail-blazing Reds uri tically tied fot second place.
at the seashore? For desirable star hurling and n fast doulde Vinu, m .......... .. 8 0 0 2 1
You can blat about the hitting of in Boston- The latter is "hot*
but
not much.
Well*,
c*
.........
ar.
Jack. Hendricks, m anager of the'
rentals write or see H. E. Nun- play. Score:
.. 8 0 2 4 T
CuRighun, Picinich, and Purdy right now, having u /ltrg o n e a Pcrkvilio outfit, spent the after*
.Wall
Street,
for
example,
knows
Sweeney
p
.....
liaum
nnd
Reynolds
and
Wilson
..
8
u
8
0
1
i
Daytona Bench.
TO ADVERTISERS
to the nickel ju st how much n bet an,t
*° day effectiveness rath er revolutionary eh.ftge. t'ot noon, woijdcrlng *wh>_ ne_*.vex
Real Estate llrukcrs, 1 17 Magnolia
nb r h po at r
’ M orn^p - WDb- RiTtie Dressier gr t away from hinf.
Total* ...... . 48 3 8x40 1ft 2 should bc worth and hss rated the ' nf, Cincinnati pitching staff but 1!**.
Avo. Daytona
Beach, Florida. Messner, 2b....... 3 1 1 3
Herald
representative
3 0
Cincinmtti-fto.itoM -44*<w<| l i .T i r X l ) , noklyn’s attach
< Vniirge. The
Phone 78.
xOne^out when winning T ^ w a a five admitted contanddre-tn
Lroughly fam iliar with rates
Toppino, s s ^ ,.>{^4
'E - A y ,- ,.P
heitt somewhere in th e ^ ie ig h b e r P,fCC* tho situation reverts to thi -serlVs opened ycstcrtlayT So did wlth fdur hits in dt^niany tim es'
v* ' *
les and classification w i l l .,.
Grof.VCb i - ^ r V r 1 “ <v? y ' i
hood of three L>-one, w~hich is.as fact: unless they can continue to Hit? Ciirdinnl-Phillies meeting in at b u t/
Miami
'*
*.
nl>
r
h
po
a
e
j^-irrrvme'imtli:
sleeping
fiorch.
311
Lr you com plete information'.' w
Wycollls,’ci |. , v 3 . l ' 2 - 5 jO 0
Vic Aldridge of the Giants rair
■s
Dunbar, ss ....... 8 22 1 .7
2 it should be, considering the fact reel off their remarkable run of Philmlclphin, the idea being to get
JiTif you wish, they will assist r Magnolia.
'
Gorily, rT
— '4 *0 2 * 1 0
that the Reds, Cards, Giants and •Inutile plays, via Crit*. the Reds the jump on the closed Sunday nimsclf ragged in getting thrrts
Crowe,
2b
R
0
H
3
4
0
L in wording your w ant ad
Miller, If ........ 4 1 2 3 0 0
nre
just
a
hall
cluh.
th at, prevails in those cities. base hits against the Cardinals \
0 1 1 4
0 0 Cubs are spa rat oil by only three
[make it morei effective.
Baxter, lb ____ 3 0 0 8 0 0 Cusnck, If
The Cnrtls have been weakened Pittsburgh meanwhile will open nnd was yanked from the mound
games
and
the
Pirates
nre
conced
Hinkle,
lb
0
o
2
23
0
0
FURNISHED
HOUSE:
Three Scholls, c
.. 4’ 0 2 3 2 0
ft 0 0 1 7 0 ed to he better than they have so fur at a point where everyone in Brooklyn tomorrow, this being in the seventh. Then the Cards
rooms, screened porch and bath. Stokes, p
lAnnouneementa
3 0 0 0 3 0 Godbce, 3b
813 E. 3rd. street, Coil 408.
Johnson, cf
ft 0
1 0 0 0 looked to date. This paint, in fact, expected them to be strong. Alex something o f a break for Drey- scored.six runs o ff his successor,
Allen,
rf
.
.
ft
0
0
4 0 0 is very well taken. They couldn't ander and lluines, who won some fuss nnd Bush in view of the fact Faulkner, and went on to win by
30 4 11 24 14
Totals ....
tested fo r grasses by Dr.
42 games between them Inst year, that the Dogcrs have been going II to 8 score. Old Clarence Mitch
Ilcnnin, c
ft 1 a n 2 0 be worse,*" " ” **
SANFORD. ab r h po a
avis. Opposite Court House. THREE room furnished cottage
have won only about half of theit none to well, If at nil. In recent ell, who pitched fo r St. Louis mt-:
The
fact
of
the
m
atter
is
thut
Meyer,
p
4
0
0
0
3
0
3 1 0 3 4
apartm ent.
Privnto entrance. Frisbie, ss ...
games nnd Sherilel also is having weeks, however, the Pirates hnve ter Alexander was kayoed, won
there
isn’t
a
standout
club
in
tile
•>
•»
Hcwcll, rf
0
3
0
218 French.
big
five
nnd.
n
V
thr
so-called
«n
ordinary season. Rhein and lietn hurrying nowhere*at n te rri his fiist start for the red birds.
(Me or G ranada D*v Ginger
Totnls
17 4 11 42 23 2
Wade, cf
. 4 0 0 1 0
Reinhart have been carrying the ble clip themselves, so I guess it
sharpshooters
are
betting
the
Pinch hitter Cy Williams of th e
•>
•i
|c call 705. Prom pt Delivery. MODERN furnished apartm ents, Harm'*, lb
Orlando
000 010 0d2 000 00—3
10 2
2
Phillies smacked a homo ru n
•» 0 i ft ft
Miami
. 000 001 020 000 01-4 Giants, they are doing so on a club and the intellectuals claim is all even.
Frigidnire: Murphy steel kit- McConnell, 2b
Reinhart won.
Anyhow, the real show for each against the Cubs hut his mate*
L uto m o b iles
o 0 i •i 0
.*hen: Garage: excellent neighbor Jackson, If
Runs hatted In, Edmondson 1 hunch. McGruw's abiding difficul
Anyhow, the Canlinuls look no Western entry will conto at the couldn't help hint and the Quaker*
ty
has
been
to
g.-»
mure
than
two
!
hood: rent very reasonable. Park Wallaco, 3b
U'hrmnnn 1, Crowe 2. Dunbar 1.
4 I i 0 0
Johnson I, Two-base hits, Dunbar pitchers who can go out there and better than anybody else in tin Polo Grounds which will be visited lost ft to 3.
LND NEW Chevrolet Couch Apartments, No. 3, or Phone f>7, Parks, c
4 1 3 4 o
lace, which automatically pr >hib by the Cubs, Cardinals Reds nnd
George Uhle, Cleveland mound
2. Sacrifice hits, Edmondson, Lehr- finish what they started. The o u t
Implctely equipped. Never used, Sayer.
Stapleton, p
0 1 0 >•
its
a comparison with the pirates Pirates in that order. I wouldn't ace who used to be poison to tho
fit
has
niuilc
its
share
of
errors
•• 0 •> 0 o
mann, Godbee,
Meyer. Stole-t
sell for $100 off cash price of
Keith,
p
They simply havo been shot t' •lecture that this succession of New York Yankees, was shellct!
ROOMS FOR RENT: 411 Park
bases, Edmondson, Hinkle. Double and Jack-an, once snid to lie “The
W ant cash. J. W. Rice, 705
pieces with one thing and another visitations from ranking contend off the landsca|>o by the world*
Avc,
perfect
,l
rtstop,"
has
blown
himFirst St. Phone 7811 or 901
Totals
28 7 11 27 17 0 plays, Sweeney to Chauncey to
mostly both, lint they have too er* is any laughing m atter to the champions. With Herb Pennock
self
to
a
m
>
.<
t
*ii
different
season
Abrams;
Dunbar
to
Crowe
to
Hin
2 FURNISHED apartm ents: 1 up* Daytona Beach . 200 001 100—4
much speed to run in tin- coinpun) Giants, cither The tru th of the holding the fort, the Yanks won
so
fai
111 021 01 x —7 kle; Ilcnnin to Crowe. Struck out.
stairs and 1 downstairs: reduced SANFORD
they me keeping at present.
m atter is thnt the status of the in n romp, 8 to 3.
Hut
pitching,
m
link
of
it,
is
.- . -.*B
by
Sweeney
4,
by
Meyer
0.
liases
DODOS
Two-base hits. Wycultis anil
rates. Mrs. A. K. Powers, 107 W.
As for the Cutis, they seem to be various contenders may be pretty
the
G
iant's
halter,
in
the
linnl
The Athletics lost to the Browns, .
lure cars and Graham trucks. 0th.
Gordy. Stolen bases,
Messner, on balls, off Sweeney 2, off Meyer
facing the old question of hnluure well defined during the month of 5 to 2, and now trail the Yanks
|m and 13th. Street. Phone 3.
Graff. Sacrifice hits, Wycollis, 3. Hit by pitcher (Chauncey). Ix ft leal) sis or in the first, for that
June.
by nine games. Sam Gray, forme*
THRASHER APARTMENTS: Re Stokes, McConnell 3, Barnes 2. on bases, Orlando 9, Miami ft..Um- m a tin . They say McGraw emd.il Any idiib bg’ks crept w l w a ^ y
MnnnigHkiwr Che Cubs l-iokeil even
Justification for this feeling is marknfun, chalked up ihis ninth
iinvi-vkail
D
un.eit,
who
fimwY
duced rates. 317 Park. Phone Frisbic I. Double plays, Frisbie. pises* Collins ilnil Lohn. Time, 2:25.
?
• • •'k
. ..
•
lanilej with the Pirates from In better than when they were rush found ill the fort that, us soon ns victory. Ty Cobh eollectrd three
JOINS &. COWAN Co. Ante 859-J.
McConnell, Barnes; Frisbie, Parks,
lianapolis; it is true, in any ruse. ing through 13 straight eailier i> the E ast-West meetings arc tiVcr hits. Rain cancelled all other games
idiator and sheet metal works.
McConnell;
Keith,
McConnell.
STANDING
that he made no effort to bid in the year. Sirn-e then, how. ver. the) and the Giants ure easing along scheduled.
(French Avenue. Phons 710-W. I.EFFLER APARTMENTS: furn Barnes. Passed balls, Scholls 2.
ished. 3 rouu. and garage. AtClarence Mitchell, who has re hove dropped nine of their Inst la ugainst the Phillies and Dodgers,
FLORIDA STATE LEAGUE
tractive summer rates. Apply 804 Rases on balls, off Stokes 8,
mained in the league well past most o,' them on the road. The re whom they seem uble to heat con BISHOP’S CONDITION SAME
Stapleton 3. Keith I. Struck
W
L
Pet
Magnolia.
Phone
280-W.
his time purely on nis ability to cords seem to prove that the Cubi sistently, the Western clubs must
HUPP-MARMON
by Stokes I, Stapleton 2. Winning St. Petersburg
go hack to hliit-k.inrking each
2ft
14
.81
Alexander und helped to beat are not a g.iiwl travelling i-'ub.
CHARLESTON . S. C.. June • «
Sanford Automobile Co.
.Small garage apartm ent. Call 261. pitcher, Keith. Time 1:68. Um Orlando
other. This will continue beyond —(IN S )—Tho condition of the
23
13
.83!
I Magnolia Ave.
Phone 137.
pires, Moon- nnd Weaver.
July I. und if there still is u five Rev. William A. Gucrry, cplsco -'
West Palin Beach
20 18 .56.
If,— Houses For Kent
or six club race going on by thnt pal bishop of South Carolina, ahot
Dnytona Beach
17 21 .IP
lusincflc Service
time, it will lie dead against the by u retired clergyman of his dio*
SANFORD
I t 22 .38*.
ONE two story dwelling (51 I West
Ium* of average or percentage or cose Monday, continued unchanged
Miami
I t 2ft .35*.
2nd Street. Apply Jay 11. Itcck r-o
both.
SUN PROOF PAINTS
today.
V- V’’r J
Woodruff and Watson.
NATIONAL LEAGUE
er Spar Varnishes nnd EnaW L Pet
els.
Vclumina
Flat
Wall FIVE ROOM: furnished bouse.
Its. Persian clay Jesso. plustico f E"w summer rates. See V. A
('incinnati
33 19 .83*
St. Loui*
Idintr clay and Plaques. S a n -. Speer, l i t Park A v e . _________
28 19 .59'
WEST PALM REACH, June 7.
AA h . ,H6° ACRKS ()F AGRICULTURAL LAND AS FIN E
2ft 17 .595
Puint ty iT all Paper Co. G. U. | F(m KKNT; To |tPMH,ns,|de party —St. Petersburg raptured another New A'ork
AS ANA IN THE STATE OF FLORIDA, most of it prairie
28 20 .58.1
land, ready for the plow. i»\h.t 100 nites already in a high state
lit, 1 ropf. 11- W. h irst St.
| wt.|| furnished Spanish house in close hnttle from the West Palm t'biiago
of cultivation.
Brooklyn
there.
21
21
.53.1
II)
DAVIS
J.
WAI.SII
— ! beautiful surroundings. Five rooms Beach Sheriffs, 2-1, in a burling
Thi rn is. in fr.et. * disposition
211 2-5 .1 l-i
NEW YORK. June I (IN S)
|. Nipper. Signs of all kinds. | garage, will give lease if wanted. d u d between Joe Domingo nnd Pittsburgh
The soil Is a rich sandy loom, with clay subsoil. It |s in the flow,
Boston
17 25 . tor The ding-dong race in the Na’ioii- h ire to rank the Cubs nnd Curtis
Sanford F ain t & Wall l’ai>er price $50. Address T. P. B. Cars Jimmie Burns. Domingo turned
ing well district, and the diainuge is perfect,with a fall of eight
7 34 .171 al League is about due to ring with the Pirates ns the most ser
in his fourth win of the year Philadelphia
The Herald.
(o eletVn feet to two big drainage tnnals, one running through
some Chinese us an obligato, ious threat from the West against
over the locals, but not without
Its western side and the other ulong its eastern edge. It |.s bor
AMERICAN I.KAG UK
19— Houses Foe Sale
what with the Big Four of the lie chaines of the Giants b rin g
dered by the St. Johns River on the south and by H broad im
u struggle.
INSFER Service of all kinds,
\y 1. Pet West venturing into this section ing a pennant Enst for the first
proved highwu.v on the north, with another improved highwny
Both sides secured but five
27
lone 670-\t' or 3302. C. E. BARGAIN: ft room Modern Bunga blows and St. Petersburg’s tally New A'ork
H .822 to arise nnd do hntt'.e against the time since 1924. However, much
running througli it. It is crossed by the F. E. C. Railway with
low ill the best residential sec
27 18 .828 invaders in collaboration with the of this attitude will be subject to
[pening.
a freight station only one mile nwuy and the promise of U
in the opening fram e mine with Philadelphia
tion of Sanford. Must be sold im
Cleveland
nding on the property itself. It has every advantage posers24 23 t r>l 1 GainU. They say the test of n ball change unless the Pirates can do
out
a
safety
being
registered.
The
WIGHT PRINT” SHOP
mediately by OWNER. Priced sev
St. l<ouin
J’d by the boat agricultuiul lands in the Sanford district, and
23 24 . 189 club's fighting soul is met only on something in the- Enst they have
Il’PY ar?vico on uny thing in eral thousand dollars bejow actual win gave the Saints four out of Boston
iK’inff virgin land, in likely to | r» fret* for *nnic yearn f.nm plant
18 23 .410 the rood, therefore the ensuing 18 been unable to do at home, I. E.
five
in
the
series.
Score:
inting. A phone call will get cost. Act now if you want u real
<1incuse* niH inaceta which can:*) no much truuhh* on old l.intl.t.
Detroit
......
29
.401
19
•lays should tell us much about tin* Win. If any outfit ever could nf*
man. Phone 417-W. U Rail- hurguin. Write O. M. S. General St. Petersburg ab r h po a
During the past season, on the part under rultivatlon, it pro
Chicago ...............
...17 29 .370 Cuba, Reds Canlinuls and Pirates. ford 1 1 lose u few ball games it
3 1 2
0
Kirkwood, rf.
duced
as its lirst crop lift barrels of potatoes to the acre,
Ave.
Delivery, Sanford Florida.
Washington
....16 27 .357
Welsh, 2b
The lutter, for example, either isn’t the Pittsburgh Pirutcs at this
.4 0 0 3 8
marketed three weeks uhcutl of Hastings und bringing prices
•>
1)
Brown, cf.
are going to sta rt winning now moment. The Cubs, too, will have
IN UP YOUR OLD WALLS 21— Acrcngc For Salt
3 0 0
double those i valued fty the Hnstings glowers. There hits
SOUTHEASTERN LEAGUE
or abandon further pretense of be to rouse themselves in the next
McHenry, If. . 4 0 0
H THE NEW WALL PAINT
*0
just Ikm' h taken off It a crop of cucumbers said by disinterest
W L Pet. ing a championship club. They ft-.w weeks or stand convinced of
ed pm ties faniiliur with the cuke districts at AW hula. W inter
IETH1NG NEW AND BETBingham, ** • 4 1 3 0 0
Pensacolu
........ -.38 18 .007 must answer, too. during their
Garden, Webster. Williston and other points in Florida, to bo
3 0 l) 0 4
F0R FURTHER INFOIt- FOR SALE: 10 acres virgin land Wilms, 3b. .
being a poor roatl club, which al
cleared
and
plowed.
Jam
es
Al
Montgomery
32 21 .071 absence from Cincinnati. But, un most means that they can’t and
2
by far the best prt lucid anywhere in the state, nnd 'sold
S tuart, lb.
0 n 13 0
(ION, CALL PHONE 236-J
Albany
31 21 .501 like the Pirates, this will not be n won't win the pennant. Show me a
at the "top of the m arket". Other crops now i-rowing on tho
Doyle, c. ___
3 0 0 ft 1
pEE, V. C. COLLEIt, SAN- len, Gindt-rvillu Store.
Jacksonville
land show its irnrerkitM ; fertility and that it will product!
30 27 .520 question of improvement hut one club that only can win at home und
3 0 0 0 3
FLA. 1
________
ACREAGE FOR SALE: suitable Domingo, p.
bumper crops of everything that ra n be ra i.n l in this section
Tampa
27 31 .I0J dealing with sn inquiry as to how I'll show you one that figures to
for poultry farm. located four
r o THE FIRST COMERS AND FOR A LIMITED TIM E ONLY,
lEY’S DRUG STORE—PreSavannah .
23 30 i*3-| long they ra n .su stain the gallant miss a pennant victory in a race
Totals ..
29 2 ft 27 1 t
I am offering this land, either the row (tr improved In sm a’i •
[iptiona,. Drugs, Soda. We are miles south of Sanford on old O r W Palm Bch. ab r h po a
Columbus ...........
- 17 29 .370 pace that carried them to the such as this.
and
lurge tracts nt exltaordinarily low prices and on exren.
far a* your phone. Call 103. lando road. 33 acres, part high Buckles, ss.
Selma
................
.....
-.18
35 .34 J head of the league and keep them
4 1 l 1 .1
The Culis and Reds m ust lake
land and some of it low, ideal for
ttonally easy term s, but with u big discount to buyer* pre
Burke,
lb.
1
3
0 1 7
slightly tile worst of the going of
pared to pay all cash.
|LDING BLO CK S--Irrigation chickens and ducks. Can be bought
SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION
tho outset, the former being coup!tea and general cement work, for $100 per acre on your own Holder, rf. . . 0 0 0 0 0
INTERNATIONAL
LEAGUE
W L Pet.
Telephone in the evening to 77ft for an appointm ent to see ih'
4 0 0 3 (I
tie Concrete Co. J. E. Ter- terms. Address R. J- Holly, hirst Hogan, If.-Hi.
Birmingham ........ .30 18 .007 Heading 11-4, Newark f>-2 (second
land. It is less than 2ft minute* drive front the center of
3 0 1 3 D
National Hank Building, Sanford, lieasley, cf.
fer, Prop. 3rd nnd Elm.
•own and I will be glud to show it to you at snv time.
Memphis ................
n
30 22 .677 game seven innings, by agree
2
0
Circsi,
3b.
.
0
0
Fla.
W. M, YOUNG.
Ilughey S treet & Elm Ave.
New Orleans
...' 28 23 .549 ment).
J. G. Shnron
|AL ROOFING: The Roof EvLawrence, c. . 3 0 0 7 n
<e
I'. O. Box II
Telephone 773
Mobile ..............
29 25 .537 lersey City 7, Baltimore 8.
asting.
Metal
shingles
Large, rf.
.3 11 II •j 0
Nashville
20 28 .18! Buffalo at Rochester, rain.
fing seam tin and galvanised 22—Rea! Estate To Exchange Mason, 2b, ... .3 0 a1*) 1 :i
• Attorney-wt-Law
Chattanooga
......
.
22 33 .100 Montreal at Toronto, wet grounds
See Jam es H. Cowan. Oak WILL TRADE: Sevcrul building Burns, p. . ... 2 0 0 0 1
AMERICAN
ASSOCIATION
Little Rock
21 32 .390
Will practice in all the courts
1 0 0 0 0
|and Third St. Phone 111.
Brower ..
lots, free and clear, for smaU
A tlanta ................... ...21 33 .389 St. Paul 1, Indianapolis 2. (Second
house
in
good
section.
Tour
pric?
Examination
of Abstracts of Land
JOGRAPH—repairing, piano
game postponed, rain.)
Totals ............ 28 1 ft 27 12 2
[ing by e x |c rts with 17 ycara must be right. In answering this xBatted for Burke In eighth.
Titles given especial attention
Kansas City 0, Columbus 7.
/
RESULTS
pence. Sanford music store ad give complete information as St. Petersburg ..... 100 000 100-?
Milwaukce-Tolcdo, double-header,
to
»ize
of
house,
location,
and
lift Shoppe. McLander Arwet grounds.
*
—
price. Address S. B. D. Care The
FLORIDA STATE LEAGUE
MlnneapoHs-l<oulsvtllt\
doublePhone 83k.
29—Permanent
Wavlnn
Herald.
Orlando 3, Miami 4 '(4 innings). header, wet grounds.
WILL
EXCHANGE:
Building
tot
IHelp Wanted Male
Perm anent Waving—lovely natur Hanford 7, Daytona Beach 4.
SOUTH ATLANTIC LEAGUE
Cucumbers For
for automobile. Lot i» worth
al permanents as low as $6.00 St. Petersburg 2, West Palm Beach Spartanburg 3-0, Columbia 1-7.
IN to lay tile ^or aubirriga- from $500 to $800. Address Box f09 F irst National Bank Bldg L
Knoxville 8-7, Charlotte ft-0.
Pickling Almost
at $10.00 p e r 1(8)0. Coimv at 134 care Tho Herald. "*______
Phone 489.
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Augusta 2, Asheville 8.
F. M. MWrMVather, LakeGiven Away
Now York 8, Cleveland 3.
Macon 11, Greenville 2.
26—Mlscehaneoua For Sale
[ Fla. R. y . D. No. 3.
Philadelphia 2, SL Louis 6.
SOUTHEASTERN LEAGUE
HEMSTITCHING
W ashington
at
Chicago,
wet Albany 6, Savannah 1 (second
(Legal Ads)
FOR SALE: One walnut breakfast
Batteries
situation' Wanted
From
large
shipments
of
cugrounds.
room suit $&0.00 one $300.00
game, postponed, rain).
* Singer Sewing Machine Shop
.cumbers I have many small
t i i n r i H c n r i -o i i i t i> s \ i» Loston a t Detroit, rain.
MEN want work of any kind. Electric stove $150.00. One 9x12 is KIIH
Jacksonville ft-ft, Tam ps 8-1.
rnrs just s s good as
sit)
SKWIMH.K l-OI XTV, M.OHVIschinss
Sold, Rented, Exchanged,
NATIONAL LEAGUE
). Box 1431.
Rug
$50.00.
Mrs. McCracken.
lil t. IX I II A M'KH V.
Columbus 4-1, Pensacola 9-12.
others for pickling, but not
St.
Louis
11,
New
York
0.
Easy
Paym ents
rifii
I lm tlirrhiH K l M i s t s H a n k f u r S a v
Selma 1-3, Montgomery 4-10.
,
suitable for mixing in with
Plants And Flowers Drcamwold.
inas, . » co rp o ra tio n ,
Phone 80 North ro rk , Valdex Bldg.
Cincinnati 6, Brooklyn 8.
(able cucumbers going lo the
T H I UD M M JFI BATTOn
*S ’ *
va
GREEN ENAMEL wood range
Chicago 3, Philadelphia 3.
northern markets. Tbey are
|SA LE : Mammoth Giant sinJO IN H I.KMN'KTT. n n d i.AL’IlA Pittsburgh a t Boston, rain.
and 20 gallon water boiler. Mr§. IVII
Hoff-Mac B attery Co.
fresh, firm and except foi
M I.KMNKTT. Iila .w i f e
plants, $1.00 per 100, I)eLunch Room
117 E ast 2nd. S tre e t
A. D. Smith. Phone 10. *
SOUTHERN
ASSOCIATION
site
as
good
as
any
others
oiiiiHii o r n k n sh ’k nt I’l ni.iI. Call 158-W.
To Whom It May Concern:
A tlanta 4, Nashville 8. .
not only fftr pickling but for
I'ATIOX
FOR GOOD saU
BOAT FOR LALE: 30 foot bridgs T o : IV IIson' H. tn-sn<-il, a n d I s i u r .t Birmingham 9-6, Chattanooga 10On and after June First
Awning*
table use. Will deliver them
Plants; 26c per dozen,
Lunch Room, 109
M l ^ s n c l l , M s w i f e , U r l d a w l l l a . 3.
deck cruiser, thirty Inch draft,
anywhere
in
Sanford
for
$1.09
1928
I
cease
to
be
con*
per 100. B, E. W hitner, Jr. fully eqi(lpped, sleeps six. Pries
I Vniia> I v a n la .
Street.
SEMINOLE
AWNINO
SHOP.
per
bushel
if
ordered
immed
t
Is
tierrUy
ordcrad
llial
you.
and
Memphis 1-3 Mobile 3-7.
nected or have any in*
|«llon.
i-arli <>f y o u a. p j,#r(
p e a r t o t h s Idll of Little Rock 8, New Orleans fl.
reasonable. P. O. Box 038. .
iately.
\w n in g s, Window shades. T arp au
Dry Cleaning
tereat in Lake Mary Phar
romplalnl flli-d hare aaalnsl in
Also a large accumulation of
lins. Anything of Canvas. 309 E ast
fA N irb
"
llip
aliovc
entitled
usuar.
on
the
*nd
tli
macy
having
disported
of
27—Money To Lxwtn
SMALL POTATOES
Two-boss hit. Buckles. Sacri
day or July,
A. It.
l i l l , and _______
the Man
, 2nd. Street. Phoi-e 11.
ly. A.
'
|
SANITARY STEAM PREI
f o r d H e r a l d la lie ra liy d r a l a n a l c d a s fice hits, Brown, Stew art, Ciresi
my interest to Olliver J.
'culls", good potatoes but not
Oi To buy second hand ON WHITE or colored property. illa
Odorless Dry Cleaning
n e w s p a p e r In w h l r l i title n r d r r
ss easily or qulrklv prepared
Miller. This notice is giv*
Auto Top*
rtycle. Moat be reasonable
9C8. 114 N. P ark.
eltal)
lie dumpsited
dure a week for 2, Burns. Base on balls, off Bums
fir
‘
*
B. W. Herndon 108 E. 2nd £t. a*
for
cooking
as
the
large
anea.
IrjaefTTAur roneeeullve
«
weeks,
2, off Domingo I. Struck out, by
*gub8- condition,’ Box Z c-o
rn u I assume no respon
-¥TU tn-ee [my hand and seal «f
While they last, will sell these
Furniture
rd H ettld . *
' •»; , *
4PENCER TOP SHOP. C urU lai
Mortgage Loans
lire IItia tuili day of May. A. U. Burns 0, hy Domingo 4. Stolen
sibility after the above
also at $1.00 per bushel deliv
base, Beasley, Kirkwood. Double
(
>n Improved residence and business 1>1*.
Cushions and Seat Coverings. WE BUY or trede la use
named date.
v
ered.
V. K. iMtl'Iil.AHM.
W H h f f H o a rd
property.
Clerk plays, Lawrence, Burks and Buck
lure. Wagner Furniture Cm
Telephone yuur orders in tkr
Tbeo
J.
Miller
'4)3
West 2nd. Street.
les; Wilms, Welsh and Stew art.
Hy A. M*. \vi:KKM.
Baldwin Mortgage Co.,
evening
to
No.
773.
(A L ’^ V l v rate* at Ban
May
18.
1928
Deputy Clerk. Umpires, Kelly and Rnphun. Time
See c jr ,’ocsl Counsel.
iSF.Ati).
ff, ^ ^ U k a houl. Seminole
1:32,
8. R. Dlghton, Senford, F W iil.
r — - ....... a
Western Club’s Invasion
Of East Will Tell Much
In National League Race
Saints Win A g a i n
From Palm Beach;
Domingo IsInForm
-Classified-
Business Directory
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Published In F lo rid a 's H eart,
T h e W o rld ’s G reatest V egetable
Spot and R ieh est Garden Land.
A N IN D E P E N b E N T D A IL Y N E W S P A P E R
Leased W ire International N e w s S ervice
2 Polo Ponies Die
In Plane Accident
EARSGOALOF
lARINGFLIGHT
Cross Makes
Good TimelnFaceOf
Severe WindsWhich
Endanger Aviators
s titit h e r A
>00 Miles Remain
To Be Traversed
^lyers IleportFavoraidy dnringNightDespite Bad Weather
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A u d it_ Bureau^ O f _ d r ^ t i t o n 8
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In The Sheriffs Race A s
IS CRY RAISED M cClelland Assumes Lead THREATENS TO
DEFEAT PARTY Candidates InR
BY OPPOSITION
MITCHELL FIELD. N. Y.,
June 8 .T f(lN S )—Two
polo
ponies were the only «n*.inltius
today when the wings of an
aimy plane crumpled 1500 feet
above Mitchcl Field, the plane
crashing through the v»*of of it
stublu while tw > pilots drifted
safely down with parachutes.
Hard Pressed Allies t ’nite In
The plane, n new Curtiss P-11.
Gigantic E ffort To Prevent
wu« living tested by Lieuts.
Nomination Of CnhinetCnn
Maxwell Balfour an*! J. A. Me* *
didate At Next Convention
Corptack. Cause of the accident
is unknown. Due of the pmios
Outlook For Doing
killed was “ Gay Hoy” which
took part in the international
So Is Discouraging
polo games last year.
ASHCRAFT FILES
SUIT SEEKING TO
STOP ROND SALE
'SANFOroTTLoRllU. FRIDAY. JllNITtC it»2H
*
Although the musty canvassing ntlt n recount of ballots except lit*
hoard's figures show. J. F. M e-'* *ourt order unil thci) only by-tbs
inspectors in charge of the pro-.
,
~ ,
.....
Clrllund victor in the sheriff* irmv cinyt. Tho situation was deidomlj O rgan ization A s
J'reat
by thu narrow margin o f 10 votes, on all rides- today hut tt waW do jr A b Famed “ PopuHsl” Movo*
indications were today that tli dared that a recount in the pat-' ments Are Being F o rm e d lo
tiiulnr prrelncta where it was in i.j u „ ve Farm Plank Included
poifeibh* 1 1 tally the second choir,
I A recount loomed in view of the votes, would he t»,lr to i both ride
Agrarian Leaders
fact that the hoard was unable to
Sheiif/ C.*M. Hand
tabulate second choice votes u no decision about. ll*c ' matter thi*
Radiate Optimism
five precincts because of irreg-'- afternoon but st.ottgly bitiumto.l
llarities, Uecuuse of the closene-. his reluctance to contest the i*!tvV s ™Ids,a"c0
r!'" \ T ‘ w ." • \ r c C^ h ,e e r ev.‘
d B v S l i i L o m c n>rin»
l O f Sun pi v Shin O f Diriylhlefletn
Group lias Not Perfected Its I of ihe race and because second lion.
iricnds.ihowever.
Feeble Wireless Believed
Nlcholnn
ntitier
I
’rglng
" " ‘ ‘ Or l » m n g * » c
Organization But Has Con choice votes w ill'lie the deciding urging hfm to proceed with the1
To Have Been From Missing
Inclusion
O
f
Relief
IMnnk
,.fu-tot,
it
is
belicvfd
that
nctoin
net
ion
in
order
to
secure
ii
mim
ferred Munv Times Lately
Expedition In ArctlcBegion
j will be taken to open the batiut m-eunite count than has, been el.
taincil.
Friends.uf
Mr.
MiClellani
KNNSAS
C
IT
Y
,,
.lure
boxes
and
rccheck
tin*
rv'dta.
l<A NS AS CITY.. Mo. tune 8.
r o m k , Juno
- ( i n s ).— a ii
The iireguiniitios constat of er expressed the belief that In* wmilil ilN f*)
\ farm re.oli, an wide
— (IN’S )—'“ Anybody but lloov.v—
Victor^
I T A L Y REJOICES With
Assured Inter*
ToWhoV
OVER REPORT OF Turning
Be Second High
NOBILE MESSAGE Cato Nbses Out
F
Hathai
R
obs
Complete Number
Vote^Polled Dy
M w tiecsii
anything to stop Hoover.' Under
this banner the hard press-d,antitt
in
continued to maintain hi^',
load o f 10,000 v o t!8 .in the
pubornatorinl race, interest
slilftcil from tlie question, o f
wlio would l»a elected to thn^
unusually large number
votes polled and to the matte)
of who would be second. A a ?
opponoiii
.or
ifCTHhflfr
.
•• „ .
idrainst
Tin* drive, uppoited by eycry
.
1
1
"
'
*1
"
Obvioii:
ly
this
would
he*
impos'd-1
Me.
McClelland.
On
(lit
fun*
of announced candidate for. llu* i.e- liny, Spitzltergen, hud
Fu t rn 11s - T ^ v n ip~ 1
T>66
The ways and men'is nr hccompllah-l ,,tl, j, W;H ,,„|ntw| out, boenum* fir t dude i* *ii Idl lut ion
Slid ill publican nomimi.lon. except Her estal li hril. , .
A |ot it ion
in
intervention
iii 1oh fron t llri.tbattp and malt
The relief committee announced
I land Ipii bi« opponent by l i t bert Hoover, ar: unit'd serioua piomain
t.»
bl*
|
there
could
he
no
more
CO«-"nl
the validation' »."? “ trfr
r" ‘
r lin e tim e. T h e fly e r * wdre seeking to prevent
*■’ *'"“ *
.......
. deteimim.l.
.
lehoreo than first choice votes. The V a t . ' S , llf tin* second choice talm- portions when farm leaders de- that the supply ship had picked
tnyk
|( ,;i ilt|lllu,,.(py
,n„ ..neourny- • mrtlioil of tabulation (>f first m H lull .1 this morning,, Mr. ,M.i '!«■!- Inrcd nn ai my of 100,000 faimcvs up faint, almost indecipherable
m akin g around 81 m iles , Id) ,I of ffi«8.00:i in c-ilv refunding bonds
.... Uicb* fiv e A . M. position, scheduled to hi offered for Hab* j,,j, i»ai|u »k front I hi* roalittoii*a |mtoimI rimin' vn*on h said to l»o land reirivid “ HI as lomprilvd I. would inanb. upon the convention message* from General Umtxrto
tin* Monday war.
war* filed in circuit court ,pu,t,t nf. view. Uut l.nwdcn men. |xoinowliat t omptu
• b '..I mi d irect from
llit'
. nU’d. making it Ids for :-ln* aiicunibciil. On tin* to t.atll** for th<* plank. The Nobile, which indicated the Itntia
jlICKCet I
. i , .l ire- today by E. H. Ashcraft, receiver j iawei men, Watson men, Curtin i easy foi jn-pectors to.become eon- face of tills count Mr. McClel- i slogan ahead) adopted, is. 'Tqttu had come down on Frans Joseph
wire for
, _ L... Seminole
o^ i „ m .. County
r*,..»»v Honk.
Ilnnk.
r .M,tldge or bust men. Goff
*“ I fused in checking the results,
*
Iphine by Rndio
Knrt.o Corporation
foriwrau...........
Land. Despite the fnlntntss of the final-votes were being coasted, 1
Inlid bud 12 more than the Sltor- *V T°r agrieulturc.
Gaits nosed put Hathaway *
I i. hs station lie re Indnnled.
, T(|(, |U.t|tion wns filed by Mr. men, evet yone. III fail, who r.*- j Conn iietion will lai noer.isniv Iff. Who *vr.i Wailing on fun ' ,
llooV,r n,nn" » crn' rc™,nf; tho messages, tlie radio operation second placo, and the total num
During the two hours of the | ^shernfl through S. 11. Digliton ganls tin* nominnliiiii of Herbert In .-1 aII tile ballot boxes, it V*a - cli.dc-.bv Hit Thi* mu ii... *.’I., i* «•*" Ynrm movement n» a direct of the Citta Di Milano believed ber of Wtca polled in the entire,
.
. *
*
attack on llu lr candidal**, dctioune,,,, llic ..grnria,, *Unnnd, as a “ do- they were authentic,
[night when hervy ruins fell in Ida attorney, following the City Hoover with gloom unit f ucbo.iiog -.a. I. b.vao a* stale laws do not pet ,ri * ‘'l'»" >.e.u 10 ahead.
reached tho amazing figura
Tho signals were received at stuto
mi* part and parcel of the move*
of nprreddmntc)y 225,000,
fentist move’’ against the Sociv11he path U.f the speiotmt monk- , Commission’s refusul yoatentny '<>
11:C7 laM night. Tho operator
...... .
I, .,b. meet $740 000 in alleged iminlcipal IllCIlt.
Enrly thl» afternoon tho
lary *>f Comnir-rce. Tlirv declar
|plane, when oiuluoua v
•
, obligations lield b> the defunct i Ii would prch.ipt ^l*r> l.*.> modi
ed tin- Itepublienn Party could was aide to decipher only on«- nounretnent oroa made that C *
htructed vision and v*.ien the not bank.
j lo a> that the n!1i> n'have p< rf« ■t
;n*t accept a McNary-IIaugen wonl—'" Pram "—which led to tho ton hnd 72JOB .votes, Cntta
Accoiiiin;; t • Mayor K. 1. Hous , ,j
orennizution. Tins have nut
plank
out “ slapping Presi I elief that tho Italia was down on (11C, Hnthawnv C1.S21, Taylor
1look was blackest, the *i*-vv v.r the
i.ulin
dent
Conln’go,"
due to his veto l-'rirn: Joseph Lund. The Citta Dl 271 and Carson 2,487. This la
bolder
i.nd
Commissioners
S.
U.
:
eoiifened,
n-»t
oac*
but
many
I ,tardy plane repealed tin
Milano i* now calling Nobilo on largest vote east in the hi
1of the bill two weeks ago.
..................Chare
and
Friinl.
I..
Miller,
if
the
>
tinn-H,
and
they
have
..
.........
up
to
an
anx“ all's well"
The foim leader. li ’Wi-v-er faml u wave li*neth of :,3 metres every of Florida by orier 73.000 -rot
oiersngi,
! city fails to sell the refunding I „ n spokesmen t«* represent <m b
the futniv with i-ptiini-in. They 15 minutes, advices from King’* Although eec*md chojco vgtealt
|ious world, reaving " •
‘ issue it will lie enable to n|;et .individual candidal**. Louis L. Kin
bo tabulated l*eforo the wit
were cheered by the statement liny stated.
.
j prehension in the m* ids ot iiiom
i,on<| obligations July I. nnd’ morson will speak for l.ow.len,
can
bo declared officially,, it
of
Nieluda
<
Murray
Cutler,
'
__‘
«•
|
i»|
%
.timi.iy
uutii
if
*
All routine and press matter
uho watched
theu*
progress ,
mMijt ••will be ruined forever.” | j|,.nrv \V. Muishall
n-pieseats
‘ “ hi wimh nrdinnrly is sent by radio generally admitted In most .qui
'ooliclttc
A
llo
w
s
Bill
W
ill
N«'W
York
that
ihe
Republic;
Miss
Bumlmuuh,
(In
T
ria
ll’or
Itiuougboui tb * night, tm > nlDate* for hearing arguments on Watson, Albeit Newman will loo',
po- Ims been reduced to a minimum tori tlmt Carlton would bo ‘
lowed no inkling of then ordeal •*'e petition was set for next after the interests i.l S*nat‘>r
Murder Of BnskelMnKnute.
Woi8d llnve Slnrlcd Lnn>tf
;l .!° ‘fV ^ .J’,f
inn in order to keep the nir clear next governor.
e.-c.tpc tnioUr..* »O.MI w.ll-ier*. Wednesday. Judge W. W. Wright, Guitis, Win. H. Miller of Ohio, i
N lfr o le l - r o j « l in S.I.UI. f .
S w E t hecil
S
Mrs. Ruth Rrynn Owen
Ilreoks Down In C ourtAn d
miiveying only wonts **f v'nei. in whose court the petition w-iis pii*icols the anti II* over (dement
Dll* lh io u i.lt I o c k t l \ i t o ||^ fui-ni ilcnrnl for ::n adequuate r.ml facilitate the picking up of piled up what apneara to bo
D elivers S tirr in g
Speech
when their hopes were at the filed, disqualified himself today in that state which is favorable
farm relief plank. \ similar <n- nny other message* Nobilo might safe lend over \V. J. Sears for l _
WASHINGTON, June 8.— (IN S I iloi-aement of their movement by M*ml out. Noblle'jv brother, A mod* latter’s seat in eongross from tho;
I,.West l#vel ill trie
*,r “ because he was a depositor in to Dawes. These men will be floor
M
JOSEPH,
Mich.
J
ilia*
H
•• Ctiagrels will ix-miivene next De Mrs. KiitIi Huinia WeCermiik. **f co, vvliu I* aboard tbo Oittn Di fourth district, with 298 o f UW)*:
j.rim battle against vb* dangci the Faminole County Hank, nnd lieutenants in tho convention, but (IN 1 “ Tidu* my life. Kill i
ceinbt-.with the Jlurcb- Shoal Illinois, also rerwi! i • n nglli- Mibiiio, radioed to bis ulster in district's 364 precincts reported.’
Judge Frank Smith, of Orlando, their principals, that e the ca*
,.| a J-'outli Seu su-iio.
Tin m that In* “ now bad tins best The ^Jte enrlv today waa Owen
• n their buttle lir.*- .
Toe only ini matmti «• light b> |wa-s nppiiintaH to sit in the case didatis theinsehcs, wl!' * on* ' if j'-n w iiil to but spare lid’ ! |,r,,i |,.n) still on its doorstep.
,
Threi*
fntni
plant.
(
were
being
bliouXvd
<>f hop* for bi.-* brother Uinbcrto’a 47.016; Scars 35.218.
«\t
midnight
last
night,
Prcsifian'ie
plea
tbe.r
j
.niggle
Noti-ie
of
the
filing
of
the
|
>
e
*t,»l
M
.
’I
It
tut,* the board i f sti.rtegy
radio listcneis. of
Victory for Ernest Amos In
lit
lifted
f*tr
Sllbmi
•
on
l*
tinjel't
Cnobdjti*
ullovved
till*
bill.
safety."
i,
l*v lent , ooii.ige un»neu **>.- ■•*•*.
agrinst the el**ini*nt-. «ame l" tit ion was served cii the City Ini’il tie si cues. Th**ir< vv'll b- the to tin jury J.,|, vesteriinv bv
hi.x roco for comptroller la a*»ure»l j*
i-ollllilittee cut I esoluti.vns, allli nlgb
Commission yesterday
by Mr. task o| determining hove ibis "a n y Margin* d
ii I I P. M. (Suva Time),
on returns from 743 greoncta.
on trial •»>’ '•»«
1’:uv ***' U,‘lJv1'0
i e I umtuugl.
_ tho ulllitlalf* battle x* ill I*.* fouuht
KIND'S
HAY,
Spilibergen,
,
1
power
ti.nl
nitrate
project
in.
op
debate i body but llo >v»-r anything
Tho vhte Amm*B7,043; F. S. M*rt
three and a halt boms »..•*;« lhl Ashcraft. In the heMted
i\* :*»w« iIh (H* * .** **t ;)i*’ a!.s t cut.mi. Inno
w.tb t'.i .brothers. (.e.-v^ W ,.^ ,., t
^
\iV:
AJointly
8.—
TINS)—Tlio
scaler
wl i»*li
followed
Commissioner i sto|i Hisiver" plan is to be lie
to* u i » . . »
. „ ,<n.iii„ i i.. ti . JOne plant*, vlrlimlly irpeaiitnr (he Ileblvy. now rrarehing tho ico* tin 1H039; J. ,B Stbwnrt W R S C l
and Gerard for the mu.d.-c of tile
Florid-i km apparently eleetc!
’i I . oiiipltshcd -if at all.
lieufh. “ Possibility of fwivly duly f ’has* called it "nothing
1
genernllics tontaiind in tin* l.'UI
and
weather tonight, hence sell will highway ryblieiy,*'
Com
Tims far tiler*' hn- be* ti litll*' Walter II. Cook, Nile* basket I hi In- lies*, for Hie requited 10 pint torn). v*us li.-me- written by flo* ;* in th.* northward for traces a delegation to' the IToitston Con
pi the nnnutnclurrr, wus still impressed Inys with ii<* uc i"ii vv luilfoevcr, Sl n,.t* |. .'Tiinol VIt I of I tall, proa " f t’le milling dirigiDj Itnlio, vention opposnl to tho candidacy
relieve Smithy ut controls •' >w so n,ikSll„„., Miller said
night
live .!i..*i in.ii. of ila* (••niiinilioe was today endeavoring th pick up of Governor Alfred E. Smith, ac
i 'till Hell tiee/.<-s over before I’ll I unity an*l porpos* Ill I 1!*' u.-nl. 1 on Hu* minds of the c 'iiii room t!u* specific object "*ii ill** 1'icsithat he m:*y ‘ he v**wts-«l <*»>'
the tii..l was icMimed i*1 ii lit liiol to it can not be .stated -j-j,, W1j| |„. ||,U mliiiiuiivtralion fui'i hr r mi*!'*>agrs which would cording to returns from 9P0 of tho ;
ill
by
'
fans
n»
,
t
hi
I'n
.
Ill
r;
pi*v
i*
i-ent
to
t
i
e
Seminole
C-sinty
They
have
agief.
flying. ’ said a message, sign
iffit'iully. lie lias consisti'iitl; been plur.k, erl.ir-.inj;, in effect, the confirm then* roc-rived by* the state's 1200 precincts. The delethe Hun I .'•
delegate cent*’ t 11 v '*. uur fulfil.* 1 <»>
, upturn I'bo. co-pilot- ^ •|
^ **or l|#l
iirli
*
mitlunM
im
*
ipposed
t-* I la* tn.ii ction o f gincrn pi*'-*oli nl"r- vet** *•( the .It* Nary- Citta Di Milano yesterday nnd be- potion, however, goes unlnattnct*
Miv<
oust two hours we have been nut t Tn* p,- it inn filed by the r< it:, v *t.* wii.* h ii ' I* V. II" (»\v
,
.’ >
l?I••1- Wull el un lit ml - Ini in*--.*-, however, all*' Haugen lueuMlic
v
v
bill*
•
in
i
*
•
I
P.-veil to have been from Gen- i cd.
...
...
V
Vholt
iM
tn
1
*
■
'!
..*I
worst
vveutbei
of
vvlinl*
gncs
three
principal
teas
w helming'y, t** t be
Tho fight between Govetjtcc
thug
A
....ml
plunk,
pledging
the
•
was
reading
a
*
lul
Dmberlrv
Noliiio,
1
II.
Ii*>
•
but
piobnld)
was
In*
prim-ipul
.
John \V. Mnrtin und United Btatci
t ligiit. \t 7 500 feet to ti.000 feel „ n< f , ((,*•*enting vnbi'atnm of mitlee ami pi rh.ip *.H t! *■ rl
letter : Ii. vvcute Cook from I'.il
ti-uirr* eluent with -lie bill. Like- Hi (•iibli* :*ii Parly to the etui* i ment
The llnldiy i* equipped with an |Senator Park Trammell, for tho,
l he conventioa it -*-P
.nt >ludc exceptionally heavy rains tlie bond*:
a
(anil
bill,
containing
His
.vise, it i, order*t"»*>l la* was sway "I
Italian naval wireless set hav
) Tb * ih*- obligations of tloTo biitt oi hole mi lining dele :(ft,i nn I’li • tetter \\M il.It'i’*latter’s seat, which has caused
and humps, giving us several
” |)c.»r 11
( the II in Waller 'd by tin vig o iuii-v "bjeelions " l eqiiali;-atmil fee, vva being d rill
ing a slifirt wave length. Some
fu'iiltil
ale
niivv
pits
city
t
I
:
gates
ninl
thlul.
»■«
m
ones
ini
widespread
interest throughout tho
drops of over 4»HI feel at u
id
ly
Geoige
N.
I'cck,
Illinois
doubt is now fell ns to whetllcr
the Teimesiee deb gulioii to th.*
the Hoove*, tamp t*'i the pnrpore Ii. i i.i’k i* tor llnpkina).
dllc.
and generally a series of
state, ha* nppsrently ended
economist, whose ideas wore IIIIlliiol;wi;II!*c
read:
“
It
i>
hard
lo
llo*
-ignn'i
received
\
>
y
the
Cittn
iuil-liii;;
"I
a
dam
;*t
Cove
•
reek,
2. That -i poiiion **f the refund of coitvciliig them
I * pursue
cm pm ated Into the M- Nary Huu
victory for Senator Trammel!, re- \j
nick* by the elements nn
know dearest thm you w ulil Venn.
ing bonds are to l «- sold to pay ! diligently and vigotnudy the
g. n lull.
• !" " rnor Adam Me- In Miiaini * .*'* *• from thu Italia. turns in tho Btato primary indicat*
...... list rt.ige. Smithy an*
rath, i di. vvlinl you •ull y«ur
Mr. Vullige'** di-nisiul " f the Mullen, i f Nebraska, will colla ; I hoy were m t signed by Nobile,
interest * ii regular issin s.
fialist canipiiigu winch ana
•
ll(,l through but a* •«'"» 1,:*
duty t" the other* than tw be dgislat. *o i tuil«*il .* beated de borate with peek V. In il he reurhes 1nor was anything Mt»o deciphered od curly today.
il.
That
the
icfunding
bonds
convince
the
pi
.ret*
al
polilieiana
With
reports
reroived
from 1071 .
up
and
blind
up ........ .
j
I. 1228 of the putty that Ih-ovcr cannot with n*c." Then Uookwalli r asked: mtc in Washington today on the ! Kansas City. The third wax pn- , to d Tiniiely confirm that they of tho atsto’s 1200 precincts, Sena* A,
cut and will In at dull- of Jan.
lor the night, weourwill emergency
“
As
a
matter
of
fact
vveten
t
•roper
Interpretation
of
the
(
onpared by liemU of the Anieri- ' came ilirtetly from him.
width will "(im pel the taxpayer* In* elected against Al Smith In
tor Tramntull was holding a lead
have a shot *•!
tli,, (* ji y of Sanford to pav November.lint tlu- <1* * i* strategy >c-ii trying to get him t" leave tiu.tion , and on the President * iiui Farm llim-mi Federation at : Lieut. I.utrow lioini has l*cen of about 20,000 votes over Gover
ratin’) of whiskey. I >« ton cold
|iowi
c
with
r.*KjH*«l
t<
*
nets
of
Con
Chicago,
aloi'g
the
came
Ime-.
bis
family?
Weren’t
you
as
much
miabli*
I**
lake
off
ill
Ins
Henplane
iloublc interest because eellnin * f and the higher Hours r. main t*
to write mare. We have O’
The farm i "•"■ lenders. I' h-d mi a si-i-oinl ri-connuit' ring trip nor Martin, and.lt was not believ
.re
lolliivviitg ioIjouiHim lit •>'
»*i Illume as he was fin' all tin*?
ed that returns from the missiir* \\
Ik* determined.
Tin* message was sigmd
> interest falling due July I.
" f former <*"'
Mis* Humhnugh sat forward in lia! body. Tho Comliluiiun pro l.v support* '
final tin* Dubby because of overPity Attorney George A. De*
The ulltcs are
• *• ly await
IMm „nd m l tided with 'Keheurternor | tlink «». Lowden. " f !»'• n u-ging fogs. The ire-boat Hra- precincts would greatly change tho
hi ciiair. Instead of
answering
.
i.U
*
•
that
a
president
ban
HI
d
a
y
results. The vote: Trammell 1X1*
4 ,.g wunls: "• hceito. All "v II. t'otte*. vvhn will n-pn-M-nt tla- ing the airival in hu* -us City al in mi even tone ns usual, her n which to consider a piece of nmr, Si’mlnr* { liurlcn ^urtM, <>l
gi-iize is now anclirntd outside 517; Martin 93,800. .
■ " App.ii cut ly tin city.-was ii-parled out-* f-towa n! Senator Gurti* «•( K;.i *a». rh-*y
Kniisax. Senators James I'.. YSntie’i
We ure okay,
.egislntion
while
Congress
is
in
voice
vibrated.
I.imihix? Hay. hemmed in by ievhis. nfliie i -*!nv. and h*s opinion have lalke.l with 4 *n i; * in Wash
Tho first and third corgTcaslonmenace of the tropical rains hud
• )tut I loved him. I worked for icBMon, mid tipululea that the bill (,f Indlnim. and Senator Guy ' floes.
disappeared when this a the filing of the petition enalil ington • by |xng distil'ee several
ul district will return Tsm Yet* .
Goff,
of
Y\'vt
Virginia,
already
nut yet
ireonves
Inw
nt
the
end
"
f
Hint
him
like
«
dog,"
she
said
in
n
and II. J. Drsne, present incum-V
inrstage was transmitted.
but not b.* learned. Yesterduy. how time* in tin* Inst -18 I" n- ( .irtis. shrill voice. Itookwaller * ut ill ime H lb* re is no action. Follow have agree | upon their i nur *♦* Kpworth League To
Tlmlr first effort
bents, returns Indicate.
the crew of the Southern Gross ever. I* • expressed firm belli f that ail austute politi* inn a* t an admit sburply. "Wait u minute, wait « up adjournment, however, tin- of artlun.
Benefit Orphanage Anticipation of a record v*o t a ff
will In* cotireiil rated on gaining
the petition vvniilil l*c denied, lie genital, is raid lo have informed
had conquered Uu> *
’ontitutioa
is
not
so
specific.
minute,"
She
ignored
.him.
"I
control " f the resolutions coni
duo to the intensii% and
of the rainstorm and was nnlat ihciioil tin* action In cause of its them that the out!'.* I. from the loved him more than he b*v*-*l me.
Three schools of thought are nlilt,.,*. If stcresafwl. they will
The Kpworth Ix-aguo of th* spread interest in the prlw
not ur
paling the appear;.nee nf « « » « » » effect in picventing llu* city from ronliliod's viewpoint
I
tell
you."
Again
llookwaiter
represented
in
the
argument
over
write
thi’ii
ulnnk
nit"
tho
platform
l imt Methodi'B Church today onto pierce the ilurltnes-. of »»»* meeting mtc est and piincipal dark in Wnshington a it may tried to Interrupt. "A re you ,mnd- Muscle Shoals. t)m* bolds that the n|((| (j,rn fiRlit to been it tlleie. nounces n tog day tomorrow for cumpalgn and ths increase,
tie . banks will be useil to !>»>' I Hcrm in Kansas ( ity “ Just whui
clouds.
...
till died with Congress; a aecond - i.’ „i|jnK |M i’ii the farm leaders tin* benefit ot tbo Methodist Con registrations were more than
Ibis porli-mls lias a *! I e*ii inado now? ' he ur<k<;d.
filled. Tho aggregate vote
Kean., however.
were
. J " interest falling due July I."
Miss
RuinbuugliS
attorney .iiaiiituiiiu it is now law because |^,|| uo 'mi,, the convention ami ference Orphanago of Bunion
Accoriling t» Mr. iM'otles, the clear, but it cheered Senator \Vul
totuls more than 2Q0.000 with 1X0
stirred more than an l*»ur lour,
neck
t..
have
their
|dank
inserted
SpringO.
*
Members
of
flic
Eprlntiii* she wu* driven insane by in* present adjournment is only
when a message was intercepted bank's rlnjms nunimt the city are sou and the Inivvden-Dawes inana Cook's treatment. The word “ nind'' \n Interim between sessions (t
wnrth League will begin their precincts yet Lo be heard from. ‘ . ‘
l,y .. vote of the delegates.
(Cunttiiueil on |»igc 2 )
drive for funds nt 2 o'clock. Thu
which bad been tinnsmitle.l to not liriil liecnum* H>“ iminicipalily
uni* aslieil her. Stnialmir upright •ontlnuing erngreua, and the thin!
’ hy.l bus never received value for them.
tag proceeds v*ill bo used for
in tho witness ijtnnil "he shouted believes the measure expired only Plans Complete For
,hc* plane from «
a | „ p ,lr,.lrtrwl th,. qu. Mla„ , f their
the benefit of the 110 children
nay, Australia and
"mother-— mother—drn’t Id them it the end " f the 10 day*.
Joint Church Dinner tow being eared for at Die orphan
forecubt of bud weather along t >* legality is now before file New
The White House position i.‘
tnke the boys. Don't let them take
age. Funds f»r maintaining tho
York
courts
in
a
city
suit
ngniubt
path still stretching ahead or the
the lioya. They ran kill me but '.hat the President has in days in
ci I iinnago are* being raised by
Everything was in readme"
.
i*j,,-n fCross.
’rnss. The message, *“ >* the Ckn-e National flunk, lie u1m>
Southern
don’t let them take the ln>y*.' which to consider u hill despite todny fo r ’ the joint meeting to the Methodist Conference in ovyry
pointed "Ut thut Die city bnd over
(lrcuftinl to Klmb,
!*r
, Mis* Garbo has chosen a blue), Adjournment of Congress, with night of mcn'n clubs nnd broth' r- section of Florida, according to
$1,000,000 on deposit in ihe bank
the plane, nnd timed at
lie reservation that lack of action
members of tho Kpworth League
chiffon velvet model studded b
lu,o,is representing the
INDIANAPOLIS. It>d.. Jun*|
(Greenwich Meridian Tune) xai.l: at (lie time of its failure again*!
-J
any kind will kill tho measure churches of Sanford. The U», 'ipr- lie*re*.
crystals
to
carry
out
llu*
new
vo
WASHINGTON.
June
8—
(IN
S
)
(IN S )—Attacking H i i w V
the
$7,000
obligations
which
the
“ MuBt expect olio or two repe
in question.
'
.
—Like father, like daughter. gue
here today as be mg "pro Brit
ing is to be buhl in the Parish
tition* of r.torni experience ui < bank is attempting to collect.
Daughters of two famous fathers,
Senator James A. Reed, of
Butler
Urges
Party
House
of
the
Holy
<
ross
Lpilc"
Mr.
Ashcruft
said
this
offset
I*. M. (Sydnay Time). Shuip
Murk Hanna and William Jenn
sour! inado tho statement that
pol*Chu*ch
nnd
dinner
will
m
could
not
lie
made
liecause
the
"bli*
squalls to the southwest and rain
To Take FirmStand the Republican National
ings llryan may Is* pitted against
served beginning nt HL0 CJ®fk - ,
during next couple hours before (,-ations have Item pledged to third each other qemss the polittcul
tien wants to nominate for t
(JrKM tiitutioiift fr o m ih o lliip u M ,
wind settle* down to bleudy parties. Tho obligations art* in the divide in the House next wiutor.
NEW YORK. Juno 8 ,-r(lN S )— Presidency of the United T
Methodist.
Kfiscopal,
Christian,
form of certificates of indebted
They ate Mrs. Ruth Hanna Mc
a candidate from Great
southeast.''
Prosbytcrinn and Congregational The Republican Forty must heed it ought to take Lord
^
Cormick, republican nominee for
The steady stream of messages ness.
tin,
farmers
and
take
u
firm
stand
rhudrhes will by represented. It
Tho petition filed today, cites representative nt large, in Illi
"Lord Gray is at heart an
which had been pouring out of
TREPARSY HAY. Newfound*, firrt attempt to fly the AttnnBe.
was announced this morning that on tho dry Issue or suffer defeat
seven
time
warrants
and
vouchers
nois,
nnd
Mr*.
Ruth
llryan
Ow
the plane since its takeeff became
land, June 8.— (IN S )—A leak in | Mabel Boll,•“ Queen of Dljftnqrds ,1 number of extra seats .have by evusion, according to Nicholas gentleman," Senator Reed
who ha* apparently won a
The Missouri Senator's ■
exported to take off tomorrW
silghDy weaker nnd less frequent which it is. alleged are past due en,
Murray Butler, president of Col ments were nmdo la an
Democratic ronqressional nomina the oil tank of the trans-Al anile
been
provided
for
thoro
who
d
but
which
the
city
is
seeking
to
morning
for
Old
Orchard,
M
e*.,
t»n
at about this hour of the night.
monoplane friendahip made it tintion In Florida.
sire to be .present but wfho have umbia University and' u district view with newspapermen*
Earlier in the afternoon, when pay through the sale of refunding
Hack In thp pinafore days in certain today when the plane, car the first leg of her oceanic hop. pot returned
thc’.r reservation delcfrftU) to the Republican No- He (s on his way to Kansas '
bond*.
These
included
vouchers
to
Told that Amelia Earhart, who
tho plane hod been some f*ur
ticual Convention, who is oq his he said. RcetL.hi.-nsolf an
189(1.
and
aguin
in
1900.
Murk
rying
Misa
Amelin
.Earhnrt,
and
hours in the sir* it repcrteil tlisi V. E. Douglass, circuit court clerk; Hanna. McKinlcv’s mannger. was two male companions, could hop plans to take o ff from Trepnssuy ranis.
way to Kunsa* City toduy. 1
residential M
ant for tbo presidential
Dr.
II.
II.
McCaslln
of
JacksonMr.
DeCotte*
nnd
the
Florida
u radio generator had given out.
instrumental in bringing about the o ff for Europe. In order to make Bay. New oundland, in her huge
Before leaving here ytsterday tlon on tho Democratic
vill„ will Ik> tho principal speaker
Trouble transmitting had evi State Hoad Department, and throe defeat of Bryan now. a third of a ^
nrcMiar 'n.pairs pilot Wll- Fiikkcr seaplane. mIm» Imd been do*
Dr. Butler flung “ charoeterUtk ticket, ss!d bo wax not 1
time warrants t*> the Hutton Con century late# the daughters
of rocr Stul*
, and
* . mechanic 1Ixiuls
^,01* layevl nnd probably w-iuld not In.* and T. I- Dumas will s«;rvc, a;» warning to Pa publican UaUers, de about Hoover aa A
_
dently increased aboard the f ra^ '
toastmaster.
struction Co. These alleged past- these two political -antagonists
claring that blundering and cow* presidential candidate.
stations here reporting that 11
Gordon had to remove the id) 1,tile to make « *t*rt before to
moy meet to carry on the fight.
was necessary tn several occss- i duo obligations totul $83,408J»|,
"The Democrats can
morrow,
Miss
Boll
said:
_
>
ardics would probably meet with
tank
entirely
from
tlio
mnehino.
Wg* necessary tn
..
,.---<j.he petition also ulleges that n
RUNS AMUCK
Like her father, Mrs. Owen Is
van—a man whoaa whole
“ Of course 1 do rot wish her bnd
Jcfeut
of
the
party
by
tho
Demo
ions to ask the Southern (•
A
t
11:00
A.
M.,'
there
was
a
an
enthusiastic
campaigner.
She
portion of the refundin issue is in
is connected with
luck, but I «m glnd I ain to have
lo repeat several words in order
total of I174.5C0 has trawlltrl nearly 8.000 miles gusty wind blowing and the re
BALTIMORE, June *8.— (IN S ) , crats. "For some time pact 1 huvo a man whose politi
another
opportunity
to
be
the
first
expressed
tho
opinion
that
while
to decipher its message. At 10:15 tended to poy a
In her auto, called the Spirit of pair’work wn* still Cndei way. Bliss
lUln and
ar
—Chasing hi* wife and eight
are so uncertain
the Democrat* alone could not fixed the price of
P. M. a Sydney sjalion messaged in Interest. Of this amount, *22,- Florid.v and made 500 speeches Earhart said that they would take woman to cresa the Atlantic in p
_
children
fri»n
their
homo
todny.
005 is interest on the refunding
elect Governor Smith lo the presthe plane that receiving its
her four month campaign.
the air at the very first opp >rtunl- plane." Miss Holl said th»t she
Senator Reed ref
. Und* sold »lx mantha ago, $9.'l.’ in Mr*.
Lnmos. 50 seiwd a pistol idrnev, the Republicans could do
McCormick, widow or Sen ty but would run the riik of try would g c T to 'Roosevelt Field thl* John
sages seemed difficult, to which
CM* his own
and
ran
through
the
strata
shoot
076 interest on general bonds, and ator McCormick (R ) .of Illinois,
afternoon to inspect her piano, tho
to ami probably would. If they in whether be would Site
the plane replied that signals
I58J480 Interest on ipecial ossass* also travelled extensively, over ing to Jump to Kuropo unless every ring!* motored ne'lanca, CMumbia. ing promiscuously through bouts
listed on repeating and multiply ocretie ’ Rational
from Sydnry were also picked up
part o f the mechanism war. in per
ment 'bonds.
,
the state in quest of the nom fect working order.
In which Charles Levine and windows nnd ut pedestrians.
Houston._ Texas.
ing their political blunder* and exr ___
with difficulty..
FORT MYERS—'Tamiami Trail
ination.
Mrs. Owen'* husband,
Clarence Chamberlin hopped to
hibltluiu of cvwgnticV Dr. Butkr d«n t even know
Tours
inaugurates
bus
service
DE LAND -W ork being rushed a major in the British Army,
Germany and which 1-evlne has
tg Uouttoa."
VALPARISO —Work progress
said.
U '« > .ir it ~ m i . .usUiln-1 „ J f 1 » VOSS. * " < £ « > * £
to completion on foundation for M
between thi* place nnd Miami.
turned
over
for
llu
flight,ing rojvidly on construction of
I Undi.maJ'cd b , Ih,
of h,r
Volusia County** n«w court bouse. til durinf th. World Km.
Vatpariso-Crestvlcw highway.- *
GIRL MAKES PLEA RRESIDENT FAILS
10 JURY FOR HER TO SIGN MUSCLE
BROTHERS’ LIVES SHOALS MEASURE
Senator Jim Ree,
Attacks Hoover
Being Pro-f
Daughters Of Two
Famed Politicians
to Face Each Other
lieaky Tank Causes Postponement
Of Atlantic Flight Of Miss Earhart
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T H E SAN FO RD H E R A LD , SANFO RD , FLO R ID A. TH1
. ^ r»
This wiil he one of ine niggest spmmer sale events Sanfrrd has ever seen. Fn-sn tncrcliandrse in the latest
styles will be offered to the discriminating public just a t a time when summer clothing Is most necessary.
W hile complete, The Outlet’s stock is limited and those wishing to make purchases a; the bnrga n prices
wc arc offering on this page will do well to p:nn their shopping for tomorrow morning. Every vacation need
l„ r ihc ruhnlnnahie woman «!11 lie met JM « w m ck» en d ehelvc., o f The P “ g *
<•» ttt
para (iclow ore listed only n feiv of the linrcnlnw 1 lie Outlet will offer tnnrord and Sem.oole ( m„ „
haran In hunters. Come early and purchase the summ or garments you .are sure, to need during the warm
". TheTariic f (? f S a n fo r d know what excellent bargains The Outlet always offers at Its sales.
ams
Summer Frocks
cd voiles in a wide
variety of colors and
Dainty frocks for summer wear
in fashionable chiffon prints, Can
ton crepes and georgettes. New
models just received from north
ern mnrUcts will he displayed for
the first time in Sanford. For
summer morning and afternoon
wear these frocks are absolutely
correct. See these frocks and you
will want at least two o f them for
your summer wardroby.
sizes with, lioth long
and short sleeves.
A
real bargain
Cclanesc v o i l e s
many
of the
in
newer
fashionable colors and
£ £ » 4 i- J*rftmMnntions.
^ g v g lV iU ll
take
the
place of printed georgcltes
Anothcr real
buy.
B B B ii
Mil l in e r y
ToiTo
A new. woven slipper in comhinations o f black and white,
tan nnd white, and mixed colors..
A shoe bargain you can’ t heat
Felts and Combinations
. *f 1
" •
Is, and combination
Fmnrl
&
felts nnd straws in new summer designs
dcslc ts and colors. A bargain at
uL
7,a
$ 4 .5 0
Indian Prints
Filk
.75
Indian
Summer W e a r
Your heart and eye
will lie charmed by
the jfreup of dresses
illust rated a b o v e .
They are made in
g e o r g e t t e , f l at
crepe
prints and
chiffons in all the
sijlish Iiffliter shades so fiopulsir Ibis summer, and in
w h ite .
The prices on these charming frocks are. a
bargain at $8.95.
.
House
Frocks
(d a ily printed in green,
[blue and pink patterns.
"kPlenty o f large sizes.
Fast cidors. A money*
fsaver for s u in in i t*
[mini(hs at
i
A $10 value tir
$5-95
jf^y j*s .
> ii.
98 to
T-
dark
ing offered for only
A collection of flop hats, large
straws and close fitting; nmtui>.
Many in large head sizes, a bo
felts and combinations of felt r/\\j
and straw.
Prices slashed to ‘rJ:\
from between
i
in
shades, suitable for wear with
dark dresses.
|W> ,
prints
Silk Novelty
BlackPatenls|
A silk . novelty
slipper.
Something new. In an at
tract ivc
combination
of
light colors woven into a
new material not before
exhibited in Sanford.
A
$10 shoe for
A real bargain in tlie-e
black patent leathers, al
ways good the yearround. Doth high nnu low •
heels. Priced.to sell flora »
$0.50
$4-f
$2-50 to
B LO N D E KIDS
Another really unusual bargain.
Monde kids in high heels. «A good
shoe and worth far more than the
price we are going to ask during this
sale. Only
Hosiery Specials
I'l-uuliful rhiflon bw c
/r
Ensembles
as i
Her vice nnd m-ih. rt.it-
in n wide luricly of
Smart,
for
N ew !
Fashionable!
Charming!
A short sleeve dress with long
sleeve coat in tbo attest shades
in georgettes, Canton crepes and
chiffons.’ A special navy blue
georgette for iraveiiing is offered
among these.
These ensembles
are values from $10 to $22.50 and
will he offered duP.ag this sale
only, at the remarkable price of
short-sleeve
little
women
frocks
in
plaid,
check in a wide variety of col
ors in ail the newest liffht
.
summer shades.
of over
fifty
*
A selection
frocks
which to choose.
from
rotors.
I ini’
made.
fon weights in » ," ,'f
A h hliecr anil
u
hose
Some
pointed heels.
an
that never before ha*
i.s
oetn said at
will*
*u"
price at wliirli *< arr
Wc nrc
now offering it-
offering these at this
light colors for tur-1*
prlre only during this
m*r.
sale.
.
.
Remark
ably priced at only
jn&JT LT.T ? g jirJU Pl X
S A L E O PE NS
F R ID A Y .
M O R N IN G
First
S'.reet - Sanford
Opposite
Post
• — • #*»'
fc.»«Wirt-.
Office
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tbuv.
a if
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_____
COM E EARLY
'DOORS W IL L
O P E N 9 A.M .
mma
�*$3*1
■/IT,* ' k. *
'• V 4 ,
. I TWO
* ■; THE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD
mountain roads or badly congested t other states " The now law, if
.
gd iM ft'ftW iJff pHf^1e ni’ TJIlowi: V
highways .<>,.■ V T
‘ .............
rNffpm dhVTM orciiOTtrA’Mmat-:
■•rsp<fcdel's" would rtin KrvuBvehicle on th e^ fiiiic Jrighwayj <;f j
Jcct to arrest and prosecution, th*
assemblyman declared, but exces the state recklessly oc r.t b rats
sive speed would bring them be speed greater than Is reasonable,
fore the bar on a charge of reck or proper, having regard to the
less driving, instead of violating width, traffic and use o f the high
roDosfl! Is Made To Abandon any particular limit.
Proposal
Nielson made known that ho !s way; or so ns to endanger proper
Old I jiw And Permit Motor
contemplating
introduction of the ty or the life nr lir.1’1 o f any perists To Maintain Anv Speed
Consistent W ith Security bill to abolish fixed speed limits In non*
the ‘wake of state-wide discussion
Uuder thq terms of such an act
SACRAMENTO, Cal.— June fi of a superior court decision in Nielson pointed out, it would be
California, with the second great Fresno County that California's possible to travel BOmiles nn hour,
present 40-mi!e per hour limit or possibly faster.
est squbdren of automobiles in the U-'-s not apply under, certain con
world, may t(ar dr.wn Its “ !s\ ditions.
YOUTHS MUST DIB
*»•
The Fresno decision, however, is
Speeding" signs next year and
WASHINGTON,
June
5.—
substitute the automotive honor not considered binding by the
Lee
Eagles,
system—"any speed
consistent State Division of Motor Vehicles (IN S) — Nicholas
system—“ any speed
conritsent and Frank G. Snook, chief o f the Sam Moreno; and John Proctor,
department Is still committee to must die in the electric chair
with safety."
proposal to lift the speed lim* “ vigorous and rigorous enforce here Friday fnt the murder of a
policeman. Tho supreme court,
iftircly in under consideration ment” of the 40-mile edict.
“ I have given cnnslderablt con which delayed Its summer vaca
Assemblyman Hoy J. Niclscr
of Sarratm-nlo, be admitted lodaj^ sideration to tho plan to abolish a tion one day to hear the youth’s
“ Let your conscience be your fixed limit,” said Assemblyman appeals, so ruled today in refus
guide" in tho substance o f’ the Nielson, “ but am not yet ready to ing them a writ o f review.
Nielsen jdnn, now said to be in make a definite decision in the
VERO BEACH— Shipments of
operation in one nr two other i matter It seems feasible, but 1
states. There would he tiu fixed I first want an opportunity to de- tomatoes from Indian River Coun
speed limit, except perhaps on I termini how it lias worked out in ty average about <80 care dally.
SHOW GAMMA PHI BETA!Chinese Troopers CALIFORNIA WILL
ADOPT NEW PLAN
OF RADIO IS INSTALLED AT
ROLLINS COLLEGE
g ' FOR AUTO SPEED
LONDON, Juno
(J ^ - (IN S )Morshal Chang Tso-IJn. former
Phi Omega Members Receive dictator o f the rexlng govern
llo Division O f Commerce
Charter Firom One O f B ig ment of China, who was wounded
Iment Discloses Fig*
Ten; Installation To Take in a bomb attack while fleeing
Which Show Phenom*
Place A t W inter ParkToday
fuel Growth O f Industry
to Mukden, Manchuiia, was still
alive early today, but in a very
W
INTER
PARK,
June
8-Com
W ASHINGTON. Jutm — (IN S )
mit
Phi
Beta
fraternity,
which
weakened
condition raid a Tokio
pWrvominal forward strides
ranks third in the Big Ten PrateN dispntch to the Evening News.
•. ;af the UrJUd States in developnitleo, hits tran.ed a charter for,
Chang was in bis Mukden pal*
■ ment' ind Jfmplo>ment o f rudio
a hew chapter at Rollins College ace surrounded hy his entire
kftwmunkution is dIr*lo.-cd by figto the Phi Omega girls Record-' family (..r families)—five wives
^ io r «)jjV the Radio Division of the
in to nr. announcement recently re and IG children.
njjmefM Deportmerit.
ceived front the (Jnnima Phi head
Propped up in m i Improvised
To I K 7 in operation its United quarters In Chicago.
loung
which was .lanked by two
The local chapter will he desig
z t « ■ere 20,814 transmitting
huge, stuffed Manchurian tigers.
nated
as
Alpha
Mu
and
plans
stations of all clnsyrs and 13,821
have been made for the In* Chang addressed h!s wives and
io other countries. The 1813 fig- atallation of the order here today children telling them to be of
■
’ im#s showed ?,074 foreign and 2,- under the supervision o f Upsilon good cheer. He said he was sure
1JO Atnerican stations.
chapter of Hollins College in Vir* that ho would recover and that
tho sunshine of victory would
In number; of stations the Am- ginia.
The Phi Omega group organized blaze upon the banners . o f his
t t * W k 4 ii amateur exceeded any other
in 1021, has had n definite part in army before ninny months had
" V cbwst?* in this country or the the activities o f Ratlins Colego, passed.
\Viwld with
transmitters tn taking lending place in the musical I Through Col. Diharn, ono of
operation at the close of the yesr. field. It was under their fostering his advisers, Chnng issued tho
Despi4te the gradual narrowing of that the national honorary soror following public statement;
“I
tha restrictions against amateurs ity, Phi Beta, was organized and uni all right. Tell my people not
they still are contributing much to granted a chapter a*. Rollins. In to worry. 1 have escaped too
radio development and are achiev line with their work in the. field many times to fall
victim to
in g transmitting and receiving re- of music, this local sorority had any plots this time.”
ctfhdg that parallel those of the big tho Rollins songs assembled and
commercial operations.
printed in a very attractive book
Tampa— Seven'acre tract pur
Praise Amateurs
which they presented to the col chased here for first unit of tiro
Radio commissioners and private lege last spring. This year they and tube factory of Gould Tire &
engineers attribute much of the have offered a.p rU eot?2 5Jo.th e .Rul>U*’a-Company.
-if-iira-*'.■W2B
n-».
^ m w m
T
dUngra?*.
-American davel'tvrv
icnt to the, work of the ama-,
their' objtfci
who atmcWe4. wireless, trank*
Dev. Co. pouring concrete *for
To create
fon^ftist u a plaything and field of study.
foundation of heavy-type Bteel
’gradually huilt it up to a worldThe granting of this national derrick t be used at oil and gas
V id e communication system.
chapter marks an epoch in the well site.
United States had 684 broad- history o f Rollins College. It Is
<csting stations and probably 12,- further proof of the high standing
JACKSONVILLE — Preliminary
*000,000 receiving seta in use at the of the college and un indication of steps taken toward
increasing
'‘end of last year. Experts estimate the faith of educational ieuders capacity of 7
Duval County
'a night radio audlenoe of probably in its future.
schools.
Vfl per em t of the population o f
,tbo country.
Umluubtrdly this
H
..Audience •* increased
over SO
••■per cent of the population during
•the broadcasting of national events
•Midi as political conventions, world
flniReball sprits and heavyweight
H
Tallubassce-—Permits issued m
' Btate in April fur construction
. ft of* apartment houses, hotels and
restaurants totaled nearly quar),ter of million dollars.
I
,
r*sj
29^
J a r
BLU E
2
L b .
22/
C a r to n
GROUND
17/
5 L b »-
6
P k g .
V 2 ?
R IB B O N
Malt
•*
i .t oili’ l
3
lb
63/
c a n
Toilet Paper
° h
r
W IL S C O
12
Corn Beef
Q U IC K
L a r g e
Salt
RESH from the garden salmis arc never
n<
more
deliciously trmptiiif; than when they
sy are made
with tanpy
tancy Prem ier Salad Dressing. Such
Sue flavor is
blended io its home-fresh ingredients that no other
mayonnaise can take its place. T ry it oil
F
F IN E
Attparugiis Saluri, P re m ie r
A dish for king* that every family ran eiiiov! Other
dishes, tyo^— dozens o f them urc made riru and new
with this tangy flavor. Send for our free hook o f
recipe* and kuow them u11.
basnets II. ljmcxTT A Go., 27tb9e& Hudson River, New York
Ask for other Premier Foods, such as! rxzxiut corns,
raxiuua asparagus, i-ruhcx salmon, raxMixa r u t
Phone No. 31
*
Saturday and Monday
FOR
2
°
z-
21/
Can
—
C alifo rn ia
»»} i
in- ;ii
•
Cantalopes
18c each* 2 for 35c
Grown
Cantalopes
10c each
Fancy . Piums
*i
roi
Lima Beans, Butter Beans, String Beans, |
Okra, Tomatoes. A ll other fresh vege
tables
Bine Bonnet Market
2nd. Street & Sanford Avenue
W. H. LONG
117
MAGNOLIA
U R IS K B T S T E W
BEEF
1(V
Lb.
V E A L CUTLETS
C H O PS and BR EAST
pOT
_
_
.
Spedal Octagon Soap, 6 cukes........... 25 1 Octagon Soup Powder. 6 p k g s .___ _
UulltK-k's Preserves, Jar .....
Candied Yams, . 2cans . ....... ............. ;ir»
5 lb. Sack Degerminatcd G r its .......' .25
; . Apple Batter, No 2 can ..............
.22
.25
23
Rosedalc Dried Beef, Jar ................... 18
Dromedary Citron, pkg..................
.20
25 lbs. Egg-O-Fide Lay Mash .......$1.10
25 Lbs. Chicofide Grow Mash ....... $1.12
.^cratcA Feed, per 100 lbs. .............$3.05
25 Lbs. Chicofide Chick Starter ....$1.20
OW Kentucky Lay Maah .............. $3.75
Pure Poultry Wheat, per 100 lbs..... $3.45
Pears
Potatoes
Bananas,
Celery,
L b .
n o
.
7
VEAL ROAST u> 22/
12W
23ft
LEG of LAMB50<
P k g .
2
c a n
1 0 ib 8
5/
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Lb.
Stalk
SHOULDERofLAMB35'
STEAK
Lb.
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LEG OF
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Lamb Lb 40/ Fryers Lb. 20/
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PIGGLY WIGGLY
A ll Over The World
w
m AL>
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sib
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HOME K IL L E D
.
Sanford Ave, , ‘H ■
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25'
f B L A C K H A W K , SH AN K LE SS SUGARC U R E I) PICNIC
BREAKFAST
-A 'V i i n
W e Deliver
f! lb
PORKCHOPS Lb. 25'
M
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Fresh Fruits & V egetables
WHITE BACON
BaconSlicedLb4*\ Hams Lb 20/
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Come Early and Avoid the the Crowd
*SHf
_
ROAST 1 5 & 2 Q
BEEF
S P E C IA L HONELESS, RO LLED
3 Minute Rolled Oats, 3 pkgs.............. 25 ! Super Suds, 3 pkgs, .......................... 27
Post Toasties, 3pkgs. U ......... •........25
^KrtlQffg*8 Pep, 2 pkpi. ....................... 25
»
tail*
23/
P k g .
SALAD
B LA C K H A W K
Specials
First Shipment to Sanford This Year
M Y LE S RO UND PKG.
A Pcrfeci Maj-onmiiie
-*i •
«
Peaches
SUDS
ChipSO
S A I A D D R E S S IN G
Georgia
SAUSAGEMEATlb. 15^
5/ PORKSAUSAGELb. 30^
W ALD O RF
use
Fresh
hm
Corn Flakes
I M i l l C <j
F. L. N IX O N , Prop.
Corner F ifth and Sanford Avenue
SW EET
K E L L O G G 'S
%
•
Q **a rt
Meal
/ \
Wholesale and Retail
*
PickleS
•SI
213 Sanford Ave.
V
S W E E T M IX E D
W ATER
R ED S T A R G R O C E R Y & FEED CO .
'
can be said of the foods obtained at Piggly Wiggrly. Thd
fineHt quality that can be bought— all to you at our regular
money saving prices.
flavor
r
,
®
.
Prunes
11 --- ? ,
SANFORD A V E N U E BAKERY
-■
lo r
o n aN para^ us
s a la d
Parker House rolls, Buns, Finger Rolls,.
Pies, and Cakes* General line of Pastries
made fresh daily.
Home
S^UN
A-hanyiionship prize fight*.
The foreign broadcasting system
’ has not devclojied to the extent of
^that in America. There are sever'nl. reasoiti. The purchasing power
}V t the foreign population <4 not so
I.grcat making-it impossible for the
^people to buy sets as they are pur,chased in the United States. Rt, '-Btrlctions are placed on the opera•tlon'both at sets and transmitting
•Htnttonk,
there are other facL % pr»Joprevent th>' progress of the
'^United States.
. ! [BnooubU-diy tile big expansion
: .o f broadcasting in United States Is
"due to the fact that radio has beAome an excellent advertising medlurri, Most big corporations which
■have competitive articles to sell
(*the public maintain highly paid
•entertainers who appear weekly
'over the broadcasting chains.
Advertising Methods
‘ The advertising methods of ths
.more important corporations are
not offensive and defruct little
'fitom the entertainment vuluo of
-tKe programs, The percentage of
: advertising time taken up in the
program is not as gTeat as the ad^mprtlsfqg space in the newspapers
or ,'maffUzincH and the wise udver*tlaA)r; are taking care thul their
iineth^ds o f, selling do not become
1offensive td tho public.
* Therq are about 1H5 cxperimenl;ftl stations in operation in United
'states maintained by universities
fmanufacturers of broadcasting and
•'receiving equipment, communicn'"tlotis companies, newspapers and
.“ prtVate engineers. Tliese stations
m
are making .large contributions to
" be wireless transmitting art.
. THe government has 1.20:i ship
- -stations and G3 land stations, must
of them operating outside the
». ^broadcast bund between 200 nn 1
I ?CU0 meter*.
• * * * '#* •WPS**
PORK LO IN
ROAST
u
22'
S W E E T M IXED
PICKLES
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County
n ff^ «
iftioraxd an'i
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Goors
IndignationSweeps Tampa Man Urges Non-Stop Hop Falls
Capital As R esult Using Of Florida’^ Short O f Objective I Saturday ^Monejr-Save
COLUMBUS, <>.. June 8— (IN S )
Of AdlnNewspapcr; Rivers As Shortcut —The
attempted non-stop record
Pet. Rep’t’g,
Aluchua .. ....... ...... x&J
1133
783
Baker .... ...............
4
41
303
Bay
11
328
105
.' i ; -, , - t ; ■
TAM PA Fin., June £.—-ilN S ) — flight of I.c6 Schocnhnir und
TALLAHASSEE, Fla., June 8.
Bradford ..
303
Harry Tucket from San Diego,
358
-—(IN S )—A wove of indignation —Utilization o ' the St Johns, Kis[Millionaire O f New Krunswick Brevard . ...............
11
273
38
Calif.,
to New York City ended
io«..sim
cc
nnd
Caloosnhatchcc
rivet*
Leaves Fortune To Friends Broward . ^..........
sweeping over the capital follow
H
320
335
5 Lbs. Best New Potatoes rd « *a*m*S'* |
J7T-. i for the farming of a waterway here today when fhc flyers were
Whose Lineage Was Perfect Calhoun .............. xl2
ing publication of a page adver
431
i ;:o8
.
thirty
feet
deep
across.
Floriad,
Itut Whrise Money Was N il Charlotte ..............
forced to bring their pintle down
xK
424
375
tisement ,in p local n»wspuper. which would rival iq earnings the
-. •M■■l ■l
Citrus
when' they turned hack by fog
.... .... - x ll
180
780
Star,* Boned Ham, Sliced,
lh. - v - * ' i"r* ‘J
said to.rreflecu on two * lending Panama Cunul and forever put
NEW BRUNSWICK, N. J. June Clay
: • 7
•(
....... --... x ll
nn
near
llarrUltutg.
I’a.
Tito
fliers
535
down
the
danger
of
ships
running
candidates in Tuesday's Dcnhi----------------- -------------------•*—---- t—:----*---- y ;»' '.
‘ that * flows In i CtrtltW"“ V ’ *:'r.'
" T" ■■'ins
20
told
uttuches
nt
Norton
Field
they
hcir
-*yj reason
- .........*.Li
erntic 'p'rima'Q-' 'resulted totjky ir. the Flsridn strnita, Is utyed by
*r .-t-a .1*
why ‘ Columbhf's_
_
Xl4
i r«ifc
770
Lb. Sliced Star Bacon u
Col. Silas A. Jones of Wnynea- ri (timed to Columhus when halted
-11 ' fil>43
lU )> w fjk-oijie, i i u f i t f j e W f M & j - . r
a-mass rupeting n>t whlfh. publish xille, N. C , nnd Tnmjttl
4052
ml;
L\bt
by
fog
near
Harrlihurg,
as
they
xin
m2
er Mil top A. Smith <jf tho Talla
408
ruinswick who for years have ‘ )eSo‘ "
......
“ Ctipitn! stands ready to put up
wih-e
not
nware
of
nvy
other
fields.
1
hassee. pemoernt. appeared. ,
Quart Jar Sweet Pickles
w>..
104
ived
Wrj>iBj3t|wc t: SKSnirjr;
the money,’’, he recently pointed
*
The ship took to the nir yester
4853
0821
37
A resolution wrs drawn up at out in n speech, "and there Would
inti themselves today literally
.Escambia ......
40 * 3206
2423
the mass meeting, signed by di he no burden on the state except, day nt 1:05 P. M., Pacific Coast
'rolling In wonltTI.*r
4 Cakes Octagon Soap... t ....................
Flagler .........
353
x7
101
rector! of the Chamber of Com fo guarantee ^hc interest on the Time, nnd landed nt tho Columbus
Their good fortune la dee-.to Franklirt ......
’’
i*w. -V,||i .
Field ni i»:45 A. Mi (E. S. T.)
merce and 44 business men, in bonds
151
x7 • 730
The fliers set out from San
miNlbttaire V ’ secret, . tkit u\,. Gad*4fff..;...
cluding Smith himself, calling the
xl4
580
306
"W e could build n canal across
6 I^bs. Best Plain or Self-Rising
jiridb in aristocratic birth Gilchrist . . .
advertisement "uncalled for aril Florida with n depth of 3(1 tcet Diego to break the record made by
500
XI)
266
unsportmanlike. Smith, held* out nt n l>ost of |eM thlln $100,000,000 Lieutenants Kelly and McReady of
and his desire to have the “ best Eludes ...
366
xl3
2GO
F lo u r...........................................
o er entreaties o f he .mwtlng
which W0M|,, pnv ft jjr.aier per 20 hours established in 1021. The
no
lnniillcs'’ live in the stylo which Gulf
2
07
plane,
Lockhend
Vega,
capable
of
and refused to divulge the Idcnti
than lh;, Panama Canal."
xlO
212
017
the felt they deserved.’! When Hamilton
xin
230
1008
ty of the-advertiser.
Jones pointed out That the vast a speed o f 1G0 miles an hour, was
4 Lbs. Goad Sweet Potatoes .......... . J j
James B. Ford, former vice-presi Hardee __
Governor John W. Martin
urcns -f ‘Ccnlrll! uml Soutll Amor called the "Yankee Doodle". The
272
xfl
158
dent of the United States Rub Hendry
plane
hud
been
in
the
a
if
about
HI
8
321
340
ber Company, died on Match 20, Hcrnundo
5 .k J m , r T ‘ y; cVB, rnll>,n ra ore «s yet pndevcloprd and d«f
s.f thn State Road UepattlnontM * lniC(, thnt such n canal as hr hours when forced to halt Its
x ll
330
321
he left a fortune of $14,1)00,000 Highlands
flight.
.■
"C-i!
(12
I33fl
1276
to '‘those friends whose birth nnd Hillsborough _
™ L S ‘ rCn& '
proposed vrt.uld make Florida ami
V
'
—
-------j
g—
Holmes
1257
1260
ID
breeding deserve u more luxur
Orlando—New1 fire ul’.rm box*
xH
307
ious means of livijtg''' the will Indian Itiver
.144
riHlculed^ln
prodnctaof.this vajiMegrjj
nnVht
stated. The residue of -the. lyjrd Jackson-...
!
1002
'
• !# & » • itr
* -*#
*
i«.*
rich cs was leftc o-., follows.
^ • • a''additional
d d itio n a l vvfltUWjgtu
w ^ ^ j D t u the 8 »utn: Kcntm .v-TWetiuc . ______
Jefferson . T_.
p-885 * . 301
353
S ?
C
orn
er
S
nnford
A
v
e
.
and
E
ig h th St.
To-Mrigaml Mir. Arthur Bisho'/u l^ fa y e ttl-......
Piirrin. Is
I. already
iilrradv'‘ looking
lookine with
........................
. ,
*|W ^ 235
17H ♦
276
„
Europe
•, •
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_______________ “____ _______
MADISON—Tobacco
pool
build-1
and
il, 000.000; tq John HIshotr^TC-: Lnke ,
031
x23
,Utlt‘ M - W ' ^ W i r a e p " 1greedy eyes at this vmst area ot
505
037
■ i
000,000; to "hi rs. Sarah Demo'.t I.ee
|mnry. The lavouf was .fiJH’pirce ini j10i,.lvtinl w.alth to the south, he Ing erected in Madison.
, __
1750
x21
235 • *7r>7
Stevens, ?jryo.OOl); to Miss Surah Leon
largo
typo.
The
rasi}l“
lidri
drawn
|
(|
0(,jur(?t|
un,|
urged
that
Ameri
America
651)
........
It)
too
600
V. Clatk >333,322.
up at tho meeting said lh- mlvcr- uphold the Monroe doctrine by go
Levy
. __ _
402
xl7
007
513
It wof.ld be difficult .to write Liberty ....
tiremrnt "speaks the. tui^d*) uf p ing out to thesu Southern coun
3
11
23
71
the history of this part of Net
|small person.”
230
tries, making friends and aiding
x!2
Madison
.........
033
570
Jerst.v without frequent rfcferenrc*
18
832
in their development020
1337
to t'ne Fords, the Bishops, the Manatee ___
“ Trade follows the mail lines,";
xlkl
783
Marion
......
658
1342
1137
Thnw
IsConfidentHe
Dcrnotts, the Stevenses and the
lie said, "No country knows this
701
too
x8
01
130
Clarks. These names are to this Martin .........
Will Be Able ToLand j better than France.’’
050
5
312
1811
1.114
state what the Cabots and the 1Monroe .... .
I Jones utged that Tampa he
—jusl that different “ Homethinir*1 ihnt will make thto .
Winthrops and the Carvers are Nassau .........
84
552
12
” 20
454
SOUTHAMPTON. En«r„ J,,n,‘ usid as a center out o f , which
to New Eriglnndi All of them Okaloosa
6
1318
x2!l
172
481
Sunday’s
dinner a triumph for mother! Let the A & l*
8.— (IN F )— I lurry K. . Thaw
•
--- * Jf^L 4w 4—
would radiate mail lines to every
mice had wealth commensurate Okeechobee ..
52
x7
422
348
320
manager
suggest a new and unusual dish to tcnipV"
still confident )>•• ’will see the country in South America and dowith their ancestry.
1726
1515
Orange ..........
1100
2810
x27
(he family appetite— a soup, perhaps or a different kln^
But’ fortune is fickle and the Osceola
18 I ••iglit, of I’iee oliMv nnd rcolenisli cl.iii-il (hut such a move would
510
851
xl2
751
j
tii.
wardrobe
in
Lundoiu.
"This
i»
•»f a dressing for your salad. He will be glad to g iv s i
riches was left ns follows:
build
up
commerce
for
this
c>un*
lib) I
2557
xll)
1304
1108
[away, nil except Mr. Ford’s whose •
Ihnili
a delicate situation," he told n*- try of untold value.
you suggestions for menus!
001
054
(Hill
ID
210
roi ter* who intervWwad Tilm n
millions grew with the wave o f 1
|t win also pointed out by Jones
5188
51S
x43
11
818
Pinellas
1377
wartime prosperity. His sorrow
15
“ OS his "millionaire’s suite” nbonnl the that the straightening ami deep
025
30!
I’nlk
200
10
at the financial disaster that over
100 burr Aqtiitenfn. where he i* ening of the St Johns and Kissim
17
20
OH1
007
look the old friends was revealed Put nuin
V.'kt .-**'
nir'id'-d bv r shlp'n dotertivo mee rivers would d i away with the
& TANDAK1) N U T
101
O.ll)
17
1080
063
x22
only nt the time of ids death. Sun*a Rosa
( “ However." he added, "with Everglades drainage problem.
.117
10
x7
558
840
1117
But there is n fly in the oint Sarasota
210 1enref'il hnnd|i»i*, everything will
xl.t
128
050
”<•
1510
ment of nil this gt oil fortune, Seminole
:i‘.i lie all right. I have no intention Hathaway Undergoes
251
12
1Mi
8
521
Itichcs have cornu too late, it St*. Johns
of altering my m-ovl: us plans to
too
15
xO
558
1023
130
appeared to chnngc the current of St. Lucie
spend three or four days in Lon
I'lt L L one tall can White House Milk with each pound.
Medical Treatment
so
12
17 • 23
3
these half dozen lives.
These Sumter
don. But, if it comes to the worst,
40
lit
people have become too accus Suwannee
803
311
705
1
T E X A S S P L IT
302 I ni rure I’ll be ubb‘ to get « vir^r.l JACKSONVILLE, Fin., Jung,8
tomed to modest circumstances Taylor .
200
x!2
411
722
and go to France.” In London, __( INS) — Dr. Eons A, Hathaway,
2’»
to blossom forl.lt into luxnty.
22!*
540
207
x5
Union
effort* in bis behulf appeared to candidate in Florida's five-cor
117 »
Arthur Bishop nnd his wife Volusia
188
] 076
2218
2001
20
s t have rove to naught, the Home nered race for Governor, was
would n*'t leave their old home Wakulla
015
148
124
8
that undergoing treatment today lit a
and their neighbors for all the Walton
107 I Office gave no indication
415
1381
405
20
gold in the world. Her maiden Washington
O
18 its derision to Inin'Tlinw wmild local hospital for two broken rib*.
10(1
50
7f>
•-.V- -fj
be nilrred. It iH understood a vua j received last 'I’ursdny when the
name was Puff—one of the Duffs
T tuffeh
of Virginia—and her ancestors
may
be
granted.
cur
in
which
he
and
Ike
I'urrUh,
2.187 20.211
55,013 63,020 05,381
Totals
once owned great estate i in the
.j
me of bis ranipnign employee.
x—
Counties
complete.
south.
'
P
o
sta
l
A
lllh
o
rjtif'S
l
tin
.line immaniigeuiilw and JmrtljiL1
"About the onlv thing we’ll -do
v* tr
utlh our mflttnn**- she says, “ is
ti im
f l ’rLsbiip
ln r M
r i»*
if "pl(,b„biy
,r
I 1'- *uv-T
aico Ti hnr
cat
he .,7 the hospital
to take a trip to see some of my
> fa.
IJ L U ir i’ KTKU IM I'O IITE I)
..........
......
.
T
.~
V
"
‘
"
'
*{
eral
day*,
it
wn»
nnnnufieed,
n l-I
I datives in
Clinrlottevillc and
KK’HMONt), V||,. June 8.— ] tlnnigh his londiHtm w«* ivpurtul j|
maybe heln some ouhltc chari
(IN S ' I’natul aiilhorilie* begaa-i pa "not aeriou*."
ties." His brother. John, who is |
an uiveatigatioti tudo> of ,“1)1
71 and looks-like ha is virtmillv a
A tm HI RRKCl ES
anoeymou*
1<Itei received by '
recluse. He i* an att ornev, hut
Governor
llynt,
in
which
he
mid
.
. . . . .
o
abandoned arrive practice years
a* ociutes in M
M-moveiiu.nW.to■ pufci *-PAST ON, .Md-. June 8. (•* • *
It.
PEKING,
June
h
(IN
S
)
i..
,
IONA NO. 2 CAN
from
|iagV
.
1.)
ngO.
(Continued
f *
proposed
eon stun lion si -—Gary Cooper, film actor, today
t.'oating Mukdenitr In qi* fired rv*'r
gets mightily.
played the role of a hero which
It might mean, one of the allies on un aulonutiiile unrtv it.i lulling , nmendmeiils were l hi calcin'd with wa* not a part of hi* tajk as
:
flogging*.
apoke-men said, that Curtis hu* Captain J P. Rulay. u.-sistunt n u ll-j “To hell with vour amend- lending nmn
in the film"The
r.ot yet given up hope that Sore- tury uttache of the Anieriuin Lo- incuts." die letter *nid. "W e will First Kiss," being filmed at
No ‘4 CAN
tury of the Treasury Andrew \V, gut ion, and one other American, |alum you ivhpt poucr i* when Mlchi'vl’* near here. Tim Star,
k i n g I'liA iu t n o .
Fay Wray, was stepping from one
Mellon may yet lie prevailed upon enroute from Tienlrin to Peking 1We finish with you. Yen will set
1the K. K. K. in high places and boat to another when uke slipped
not to thiow t’ennsylvuniu'* power yesterday, according to
word not Catholics. "W e nearly had and fell into the ^liles , River,
Brothtr love
theme of uni
versal npiynl— provides the ha-!** ful delegation of 7'.i votes to reaching here today.
you at Covington.',’ This evidently Coopbr dived to her rescue.
grotin-j for ‘‘The Forbidden Wom- Hoover.
The automobile uu* flying the taforred to a demonstration by
It might mean, unotlirr ventured, British Flag, nnd ulthouifh Lie the Ku Klux. Klup while'tho Gov; , WKSX PALM BEACH— Rescrv^
att,’1 Jetta Goudul’s new I’nthe-Pe
No 2 CAN
asso rted fla v o r
Milic speciul star picture which that Curtis, who hus been rather gunfire struck the machine there ernor v/n* speaking at Covington Officer’s Association located in I
" ill be on view nt the Milane mysteriously remaining behind !rt were no casualitie* uml Itatuy sue1 on behalf of the constitutional new quarters in Coii'eiui .building.!
„
,
Theatre today.
Washington, has bad H o m e cheer eroded In parlaying with the re amendments.
BEIJ.EVIK.W— New school hulldAdapted by Clara
llcrnnger ing word to the effect that "I tiring troops. Menmr liilc Peking
ing under construction here,
is on the verge of complete iso
from Elmer Harris' virile original,
SHOOTS SELF
*J
’‘Brothers," "The Forbidden Wom don't choose'' doe* not reeesaurily lation.
JACKSONVILI.E.’-Fla., June H. U ^A LA —New aviation
The city gates are closed and in
an" wu's^nifnc*! with up'all-Euro mean "I won’t". Whatever jit
pean eA|t. I t brings to ti)f scrien meant pi nimbly will be made ap* gress or egress is virtually im
■(INS)— Enraged whan I,if auto- X h l ^
the-story of u siren spy' in the parent within the next few d#y», possible. Several thousand Nation mobile, u -Hlvver, refumi to start, 11 K
servicb of Moracco, uj)d her for C'lirtis i* dire to arrive late to alist troops are surrounding the George Tmop, 2U. walked into his ,m a VO—Stieet* here HvlRed by
love for two men. Jetta Goudrl, morrow or Hundqy J >join lii* ftlj walls on three aide*. All telephone house today and blew out his In ains electrlrity from Florida Power
\i
in tile title role, enters it loveless low nllie* In the grnnd offensive und telegraph liars are out. Bull with a pistol. Tro'yCs inother. Laid Corporuiion's new plant,
FO H I^’ K T L A ;
travel hn* been tniposllde since polled he hail left lh.* house In
marriage with a Frcneir colon;l. against Hoover.
The coalition met again t >duy Sunday and no mail hus been re good spirits this morning hut ihtrt ' LAKE WORTH—Right of w»V
I'Ottrryed by Victoi* Vnrcyni, a*
lie flour into a rage when the fl|y#|4o 4>c -purchased for Eust Const
u meuns of obtaining eecret infor for further diacuiidon," ju*t u* ceived.
The radio is the only dependa ver refused to run.
k>,fd n M ,
mation. Ijitvr she ThIIs desper they met yesterday nnd wi’ l meet
ately in love with her husband’* every day until (he end. The con ble link with the outside world
brother, played by Joseph Schild- ferring is riintinuoUa urd unend lift. Despite this situation the
kraut.
• ing. Meanwhile, the Hoover peo situation the foreign community
y u k On CLU H
MM
Her true love is for Schildkrout, ple are not idle. They, ton, havc< is unapprehensive and events seem
hut her love is a' futile one, for been meeting and will continue ,to to be moving steadily, although
t Hchildkraut's love for his brother meet. They believe they have slowly, toward u peaceable estnbl*
|s so groat he will not yield to her enough voles now Ui insure the Ushaunt of the new regime.
candidate
advances. Through no fault, of nomination of their
*4,
n i l THA*
hchildkraut's, however, his brother within three bullots. Their princi*' Stewart Case To Go
A ' * ! IL P U R E
surprises him in a compromising pal juh they believe, U to hold the
To Jury TomQrrow
position with his wife, und a lines fast. And they are sup.-emely
PER BAKING
•*
, breach arises between the broth* confident of their ability to do so.
Thjre are about is mtny practi*.
WASHINGTON. June 8.— (IN S )
., rrs which
is gTcomented only
-ri«l politicians nnd
convont|bii
—With ope of the defense’s cl\i«f
y, through the odmission of guilt
P U a tc^ t. in the Hoover camp as polOfi kripcked out by a cogrt rul
there are in the allies lineup- men ing, the conrempr trial *bf Col.
Not only wus "The
Calumet (a an
Robert W.. Stewart, chairman of
W o id iy filmed
with
------a icftrtf
|j|r f^rnrmr George /If. Moscn’ o f
p T a 're fjia b le
,
J n% bm ^
Dijl , ^iryc-1 NuWllamphhlre, Senator Simeon I the Standard Oil Company of In
standard of genera'
________
;hI,. thefckiW
■ ■ A-f
■ ■
tor. \rift David
‘AT
Ohib. C. Ilascom Flrmp .of diana, was expected to gu to the ]
tVH H S X
lions uf thrifty ho
IBIC
(Wlgv
U
I
miHUMun,
I
^
^
jury
late
today
or
tomorrow.
Pian^ also hail from abroad.
I virgini'i, Ralph Wi]|iam*. if Orel
i
^o»j,.vyq ehair/itan of the/RepuWli
Justige-f
jitige-ftTtisrick
rfde
I-'SJddoii*. uf- I
>
.at&O l- j’ r-H t>
•a.-lq
|*UUE,CxVNE.
l p ‘1
ccntufyfcfkxf
Former Sanford Man
eonimltteegMMRcmfWyp»\^II| ter Hittnfng I f tw o.^sjf o f C k j i ' r f
it.
h.hl
that
a
quorum
J
P
lh
e
f
A
.
W
L
*
.
A
ment
•t'i-Jql
is lade of every can
.e,bai|
Senate Teapot IVrnie Committer
o o u
^ -*■ —
’ I
JunJ».l\ fcoatlripWof Indiana tuid waa( a n kat-erhen Mls o sK iI slI
ktaaL
n m cn trn gin itsw n'
u to answer two questions. The df> H/l
Friends of Judge Otis Cobb, a number'of other*. y;nu'; r *:
rilul{ i
r .. .
ufacturc, no mistakes,
fepee
contended
Stewart’s
examin
formerly o f Fanford but now a
BMIMO
failures
or
regrets
hi
ation was ille g a l because^ only
if,
| resident o f Vero Beach, will he Former Resident Is
* fiUNNIFIELD 5tLtCteD
three senators attorkled the hear
its use. Tty f t Youll
interested to learn that he has
Dead At LakeWales ing. A drfepae motion for a direct
see a decided im
Just been re-electe«l county Judge
ed verdirt o f ac<|uittal was before
provement in ypur
of Indian River county by «
. • ... .
Friends of CJiarles C. Wprthing- the court today:
handsome majority.
' bakings— y«*.
ton.
formerly
a
resident
of
San.
Arctmllng- to word’ received
.you'll taste, it, -too.
Trammell Thankr Frie.id*
ford,
will
regret
to
learn
of
hi*
• here by his parents, Judge Cobb
sudden
death
last
Wednesday
at
received 778 votes more than his
GOOD NEW
LAKELAND. June 8. Senator
opponent. Judge Cobh, a gruduats lUc home of his son, J, E. Worth,
Park
Trammsll
in
a
statement
ts*
of the University of Florida, hits ington in l-ake Walts. Mr. Worth
day aald:
been pfactlting law ill Vero Beacn ington had been In falling health
"Comjdcte and partial return*
u rse m r'
f w "st treat '^wrrs-wnd
from Tueaday'a primary indica's
i
t
Mr.AVt
couqi^ Ju^fw foiar yc
.t‘ i f
■ •V
zt .it
0# ff* • •
that my majority (* a'. Iea«t 35.TH E
W O P .L n 'S G R E A T E S T
r
nt.-irwri7.t-.
JERSEY CITIZENS
‘Look These :
True
Margerine
m
.
Quart Jars
Olives
BLOCK HOOVER Chinese War Lord
IS CRY RAISED Wounded In B last
BY 0 P P 0 S II0 N Still L ivesT oday
QuartJ ars.
Sardines
Tomatoes
Brother Love Will
BeFeeaturePieture
At Milane Theatre
Sweet Potatoes
3 pkgs
Jello
P & "G Soap
7 bars
lb.
Bulk Ceylon
Ginger Ale
2for
Grape Juicep[-hot.25/^b°t.
(
P. A.
i9'.Y t!W te“ !.dg* m s p S tS I B M
2
10. lbs.
10 lbs.
C A IU M E T
Sifttr""1 ’1
3
or tbs sweeping victor)'
I n**ur« each of them uf my
t .irwere appreciation.” .
1
'j
UAu ki JfAJ/2 D /1 lA r n i lJ
STALES 2* .• T IM E S THOSE OF A N Y Q T u r i t BHANQr
H P
cans
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THE SANFORD HERALD, flANPORP.-FirntmAy TmmAY. inTNBfi,
Election Frauds
utean
\kh1Vu
>inm
*
Possibly imitating the election methods o f Chicago
gangsters who Heck to put their men In office more through
the influence o f automatics, machine guns, and tear bombs,
than by means o f enlightening oratory, three masked men
carrying sawed o ff shotguns and revolvers entered the poll
Plncc
Tampa, precinct in an attempt to make away
ballot boxes. The resistance o f a deputy sh eriff resuited in the wounding o f two supervisors, and the protcc-
U ./It it 'JlHU'i/-
ns the ronfifcnly modesty of our” *
FOR SUMMER COLDS
girls," In which she says: "There
was n story going the rounds
tcrentlv l’0*1 nmy have seen: it
tells of An incident that nctually
happened here not very lung ago.
Ono of our girls, after an eve
ning at a dance, called with her
chaperon—we still
have some
girls who really prefer to bo chap
_______________ M B m k
eroned— to sco her doctor, having
I
M . N . B O C A t t T I,
to arouse him from his bed. Some
DAYTOIIA B£ACM-FLOPlDA- *!l
what nettled,
hut
nevertheless
. — ... o i :r .* ia u r o A . - >
Interested In his patierit, the doc
tor |made an examination and
found that she hail some temper
A t All Druggists
ature following a slight chill. "Go
m_DK. J. C. HOWELL
right home, he said t,o. her In
very positive And peremptory
t.
tones, “ put on some clothing hnd
200 West (loro Avc.
go to hed!"
\Our Indy friend wants to know
Orlando, Florida
whether there is not. after ull, a
sort of relationship between good
hcnlth and womanly
modesty. M i i m i Ii I k n m t l l m l l i u t l u o t l i i n , r u n * .
While the question is one for the * t l i m l l o i i . m i k I r e r f t i l i f N r i m r In h n r k
•if niitkl n f I h r l r I r o s I i l M , W r i t e o r
medicnl men to answer, it need i»liKin*
•:»!».% f o r f r r r l l t c r i i t i i r r n m l
hardly ho questioned that the ro iio uilf n l l o o .
H
r
.li»««*|ili I a m In I l i n t r l l
woman or girl who is properly
M ir
||im « H I
tf itt illnrliiitt.
J( hi \\\
clothed is less likely to contract d u r e t%**. O r ln o iln , l*ln N p r r l n l l « l o » c
In
k
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r
i
s
l
n
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r
n
l
li
u
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l
n
o
i
l
rrrln l *
colds; and besides she probably
en^ni,
has more pleasure In her aocinl ilU
I*. H \%v o n * K r l l l » L f n|i!rntlid r r - ,
engagements when conscious of M i l l a In t l i r r r i m n n l o f i m i l r * m oi I •
■ k l o r n u r r m li> l l i r »m*« o f r n t i r r n *
the fact that whnt she wears f r n l n l ■Oil r n ) a n o il r l r r I r i t l l } .
docs not "lilnr the giroe and
blush of modesty."
While the-present time does
. ■ • i
n iih Pirr —
not call for prudery or a mawkish
Health
HINTS
*thQ day tvlien tnc ballots were removed from
the
house, it was thought
■dquarters
■ ■ ■ t oto th
e court
co
n'the motor cars with armed guards lest ant stealing the boxes be. made.
.... ..
Col. L o w ry 'o f
announced that he stood ready to act at
o f omertfontfy and immediately got in touch
*•■*** ^ .tM l^ lth GenerarVoster in S t Augustine.
oridi,
Jt£
r r 'w i^ ip Tampa, it will be recalled, that only a few
■tat* »««ra u Mny« before election, charges were made o f registration
frauds. More than two thousand persons, some dead, scene
citizens of other states, some just bogus names, were said
to be preparing to vote. A fte r an investigation by the coun
ty solicitor over seven hundred names were removed from the
record.
Such a condition calls for prompt and stringent action if
the rights o f the people are to be protected,and if men better
titan thugs, gangsters, and criminals are to be placed in of
flee. The terrors of a city under, the domination o f gangrule are not pleasant to contemplate, and the dangers o f it
cannot be confined to the locality in which it originates but
they promptly spread like u malignant epidemic to all other
cities in the state.
,
The Herald was glad to see that the authorities 01
Tampa showed very clearly that no such situation., would be
M Jura
ora ted
aa
ted. W U h t h e f ir s t rditort o f registrirttOTi
fraiitlth th e .‘Idea call dfa
.... r i l A X E / W / ^ r
mi \>od" lives in solicitor,
dicitor. a c to d -p ro m p tly r-- Whetr-v»JiMlWI®hfpt w as rna(iq_tti.
Tlun womanly chni'ms
so commonplacn
cal th oT ballot b oxes, M a yo r M c K a y a n n o u n c e d 'th a t " w e ,7 . n.0.1
steal
that they will lose their distinc
will not stand for gunmen election methods here,” immedi tive purity mill their hold upon
ately called a special meeting b f the'eity's board o f repre mankind's admiring .imagination.
sentatives and offered a Jive hundred dollar reward for the —Chattanooga Times.
apprehension o f the gangsters. And the Tampa Tribune, al
ways zealous o f the public welfare, offered a thousand dol
lar reward for their arrest and conviction.
News Value And Advertising
E lton J.
M
m
CITY
\V.
( in*-(I,
o f jt
We
>uy
Ml
Ton many people check up
Huir insurance A F T E R a
loss. Then in many cases
they realize that they over
looked something — that
they were not adequately
protected.
Let (his agency check up
on your insurance NOW.
We who arc paying losses
day in and day out KNOW
how many dollars might
have been saved if people
had eullcd a reliable insur
ance agenev in lime.
It
is our business to keep you
out of trouble.
emwd U > l* t |n iM | ^ h c Times
... Mill the menior)-, at least, of the good has a runiniuiiicgtion , frpuii one
rtman daya before the Nineteenth umend- of theatrmMti>U| n iw ': V a s t ly
the constitution, n» to "enncvme<| far |ho hvaltH M. well
im
I'ln it o
n, •M|u|
N lilr T r n r k
I.’
I »rO I,i..
Kn0
V II, J. .
RALPH W. MISSING j|Jj
L O S S T N (? sQ U IC K SERVICE
TRANSFER
Hauling, Crating Rhippi,^
and Slorngr
l*hl»ti» 49* ________MU
,
VOTERS
OF
A .
P .
*
FRANK
. .
EVANS
C o n n e lly
&
Sons
Ivdablishtd
I ,M* mini in
I'hunt- l.'y
Hodgkins & Fiske Company- O r I a n d o— Telephone
615!
STO RK I I O l’ RS d f f i - *'•• T H U R S D A Y S FROM « O’C LO C K T I L L NOON
Whatever Your Furniture Needs, This Great Stor
Can Supply Them. Whatever Your Ideas O f Valu
Our Quality And Prices Will Co-incide With Then
the
It appeals to t'« that after
this election the citizens should
know, nrettv well exactly what
mud-slitiging is. When n man
U t i'll in, » facta, uhout the public
record f f a; man In office, ns
Carlton,was. it is not niud-slimrIng. Bn) when a small rrouo of
scandal
mongers,
actuated by
personal
motives, slander mv|
'VllHfy tl'e charartcr of a candi
date. without regard for the
truth, as was the
nractise
against Frank Evwns,' It IS mud
•Hnglng.
1
— j------- -- ---------So far as we h*ive Iw-en able to
•/find out. The Ill-rail and the
Tampa Times were the onlv
nrw«na*vrs in the state supnortlnr both John Martin und DoyL*
jt'tCurlton. AI>out seventy-five percetit
S C A N T C LO T H IN G
nf
the' n#*vsnni»eis
suiurorted
Martin and Hathaway. A number
CIIATTANOOGA TIMES
•nnoort®' Trammell end Carlton
wn rlulm the dlstlneMon. with
Some interest it being mani whether !the edict of the ktylci- Tamoa Times, o f heinr- the
i'ni for
sin*s and
fciled in social circles especially^
who guppoileij
o f the
u>n|J § bo Iti| to be obkips and wrr *
M »l* r r l
I
THANK
YOU
STAR
I InoNrr iiitioiM't! (hr I'resiilpiit. This is
manugrr qi Kniiho: ( it>, app.n t-ni • the dilcmniu (Jovernnr Low dell'
strategy liai brought home t • him
Is in
in a loan
limn \\h<> is not afraid
The Hoover manager is on lugi
throw open till window and I in
the breeze. It m i n needed, "lliriv val grounds when he asserts that
the President's veto in no wav
is n,i occasiun fin IiiinIiviI words
changes the status of the seenabout any furm resentinent in tl <- tiny's candidacy. His standing
We.st over the President's veto of with tlie voters of tin- Republican
llu- McNiir) lliiiigi-u bil! or about party the country over has been
an\ action tin- farm loiecs muy achieved without regard to tlutake In regard ta il at ihi- Re iNsue forced to the front by alpublican convention here
ti-niptcd farm legislation which it
Tin- Rcpuhlii.am
convention's , wus well known could not receive
ami the Rt-puldiciin party's whole the President's approval.
stoik in tiadc is tlie leadi-Chhip
Mr. Iloqvcr is not rosponsibli
ami the i >'i i-i d in office >>f Presi for a program uirangcil by those
dent Coolidgo, and tin- Ki‘|iuhliciir who uie opposing his nomination
nominee must go bcfori! the coun and who have a cundidutc of their
try » ii that record, in muking the own in' whose sole interest tin*
nomination and in udoptiug the attempt was made to commit the
platform the convention must up- party to an economic fallacy. That
pent to |he country on that tccavd. ultepipt inn uffcrl neither Mr.
und this involve* the certainty, u* lloover nor the party's purpose to
Mr. (JoSirso well rays, that the pledge furm legislation free of the
convention's whole proci-i-iling— in fallacies of the McNury-Haugeri
tlu>-nomination und in the plat bill.
form -w ill be un indorsement of
Mr. Hoover stands where be
tlie President and of .Itin Veto ol stood before this political struteffy
the Mi NTiry-Huugcn bill. If the of the furm forces wus attempted,
party does unythipg' less it might the party voters stand where they
us well go out of business, because rtood before and the instructions
it surely would lie pul out.
of the delegates who represent
• (iovm ior Lowtien can repudiate them in the convention are un
the President and his mhniiiutru- charged. The sole result of it all
lion if he wunls to, and, of course, has been that tlie 1-owilcn forces
ho has done so. But he can hardly which sowed tlie wind will have
ho|H? to repudiate the President to stand the blow when the con
and ut the same time receive n vention tukes the only stand it
nomination at -the hands of a can take and,line up ’ with the
Republican convention that ha* President.
.lit lilt’s
has boon purchasing gotvna
und hats for many young
married woman of this
city on the strength of his
. social standing.
Will he
please call Immediately to
settle this nccount in full
or complete revelations will
be made. It has been nee.
essnry to resort to public
notice .w* it has l>ocn im
possible to reach him either
by phone or personal mes
senger.
SEMINOLE COUNTY:
CO M M O N SEN SE ON HOOVER
KANSAS
PU B LIC NOTICE
A Certain Young Man
THE
Check U p Now
First Nal'l Bank Bldg.
Reading recently in Time magazine an advertisementwe always read the advertisements first, partly because wc
Sanford. Fla.
Always a flower
like
to
help
make
it
pay
to
advertise,
and
partly
because
they
Chances to find
arc always so much better written than the articles— we ran
'Some fat-borne pollen
across this argument which we nope will be o f interest to
Of its kind.
our advertisers and which we are sure* will he o f value to
She that is barren—
them if they will follow its suggestions.
HIGHLAND LAKE INN
Ho that Sn proud—
"In the newspaper business it is an axiom that not him:
Hendersonville, N. C.
Cold lives lend to a
ever happens on Sunday. Yet Monduy's headlines scream
Colder shroud.
-■!i - U across the front page as noisily ns ever, blaring an occurence
that
might
merit
only
a
handful
of
type
on
an
inside
page
Sttmac or Locust,
Lilac or Rose—
any other day of the week.
_
What does it matter
"B y a slight shift of the point of view, the City Editor
How the wind
blows'
has made Monday melodrama out o f the raw material of
Emerson Robisehon.
Tuesday's trivialism, o f Wednesday’s dullness. That is the
nature of news; it is pendent on the point of view.
It may be as true now ns
"W hat sort of news is it that a single window washer Spend your vacation here in
that Dr. Fons Hath u way, but it
•this beautiful natural park
is very evident ifrom the returns fell from a n in U M lW * Window ledge, wheij..thjMjcUl
300 gores in the "Land o f
that it is the wrong way.
citing fact is, that despite human carelessness hriuTne lnw or
the Sky" on the crest of Blue
gravity, six thousand window washers did not fall?
Ridge 2300 ft. elevation.
>731,087 spent by Candidates I
"N o man ever believes he is bored by his business, yet
LyC" l*kc lor (oluni;. biwiuic. »v.irn
Inquiry Shows"— headline.
At |
mine. C-»H. tr-niii*. huitchntk nJmr..
first we thought it must be re many men admit that their product bores their customers:
U*lh« and mowagr, under m;vrt > i<--t
ferring to one of our own races, for they say. ‘We have nothing to advertise.’
dint physician. Excellent tni;iN. i lwur
but Inter we saw it meant the
"That a healthy concern should have no news with
miiiii', polite service. i, ..-unable i^tcpresidential candidates.
which to interest additional buyers is as incredible as that
Several col-iRe* lor rr-it. Opli |nt- I"
— ■ - l|
Major n. e Woodward. Mj
The fourth district recognized daily newspapers should omit their Monday edition.
"F o r want o f the news point of view worthy products
its opportunity when n woman of
Ruth OryMii Owen's ability, charm- unnumbered are languishing, locked in the tower ol silent-,
ter and chnrm runs for office and waiting for the Midas touch of advertising to spring to gold
decided by n big majority to send en life. In many of them is a story, an idea which construc
her to Washington. She will Iktive imagination can dramatize into news. News that upWelcome addition
'-I'K-onurcw''",U’'
r°
’
1
poalH
where men cat with the smell of fresh fields still on
presentative
!____u___ ___ 1
*them. news that appeals where men eat in the faint odor of
In view of the large vote given gardenia boutonnieres.
Sidney J. CattN, It ajipour-t more
"Some dormant element in what you nmku and sell nut;*
likely than ever to ua that hnd have news possibilities as rich as the fact that in sixteen
It not been tfor Jim Carson anil
his rourasrcmiN expose of tluil cities not a window washer fell. If so. your product can he
hypocrlt’s prnrtlre of np|>rnling given a very exciting future."
Harry K. Thaw was going to
Europe for u "holiday", but F.ngland, pobsihly mindful of thr fm*t
i
■,
L', ‘ that It w« h timing a holidtiy tliut
Thaw klllcvl White and during unother one that he bit «ome
white rabbitN, suggctvd that b«was not wanted there. Tlmw »a>
not allowed to land and was fntve.l
to retuni to America, tin- land of
the free.
*■
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t
The
Sanford
t*lultl
hR>v
M iff- that Joe Sear* I,us IIbeen
in tun
gross for fourteen years and bus
never done a thing. Well, wells
• what does The Sanford Herald
think the $25,000 COO Joe Si-uhua -wserrod for Florida in nnpropriutions during those fourtpen years is, anyway? Chicken
feed? r-Orlnndo
Sentinel. Kvidently ‘several
tliournnd Flori
dans thought it wan chicken feed.
TO
M o u g h lo n
Architect
•to erooka and decent people at
the same lime, wc would have
another such disgraceful speetaele
as marked the period from IUHI to
1U20.
tin
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^ th is
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Less!
o
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t'l,lorin» « *. Ht urdy construction and hisrh qtmlity materials mark
tut jllsUnifUisned Summertime Furniture now on dispaly here. Another niark
?f
L 0 'V IMUCES- Remember, >vo are never undersold. This
is your invariable protection at Hodgkins & Fiske’s. We carry oniy atamdanl
&
hUtah lgrade!,r<!8ental,VU makea und never offer nn>’thinK b« t new merchandise of
tir.
•
£& l
AMMO-PO~the perfect top dresser. The original, nat
ural product, containinu 32 per cent I’lunt Food. Con
tains no Borax or chlorine.
— W rite for our New Farm Record Book— *^i
A T L A N T IC & G U L F
5 U5n.,IUre' Slick Kttd Suilc*. Couch Hammocks. , U w n Gliders.' for comfort
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B U Y' ’ F U ll’NISH IiNiCS
O r a n g e A v e i i u e — O p p o s it e H a r v a r d A v e .
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THE SANFORD HEHALO. SANFORD. FLORIDA^’F R ID A Y , J U N E 8. 1928
Sanford Woman’s Club Officially Closes
Season, Wednesday with Annual Luncheon
'fflec Telephone 148 MRS. FRED S. D AIG ER, Society Editor Residence Tel. 37
ial Calendar
FRID AY
commissioned,, officers of
. 124th Jnf. P. N. G. will
;ts First Military Ball, at
Iciock at.lIaUiJ'orrcst Lake.
» Club "61 'HOly Cross Eplsphtireh--will meet at 7:00
at the Pariah House.
MONDAY
Incss meeting of St, Agnes
of Holy Cross Episcopal
, aill be held nt .'1:00 o’clock
Parish House.
lea of the
Presbyterian
i will meet at the following
Circle Number One, Mrs.
Woodruff Chairman, meets
The season of the Woman's
|Club of Sanford was officially
|closed Wednesday with, the annual
Mr. John BrumleyTo
luncheon for dub members only.
I This luncheon is nlwnys looked
Marr> Georgia Girl
forward to with much interest and
COLONEL AND MRS. EARLE C.
Mrs.
J.
0,
Long
is
spending
Hie
I
pleasuic,
and tho. ono this year
STARK
summer
ut
points
in
Alabama
and
!
was
one
of
the largest and most
of Commerce, Georgia
Georgia.
-u...announce the engagement ami ap
proaching marring© of their
Air. und Mrs, W. L. Clarke
•daughter
lift Thursday for Quitmnn,- Go.
OLIVIA AMANDA
where they will spend a few days.
■**
to
MR. JOHN LESTER DRUM LEY
Laurie McDonald motored to
The marriage will take place in Pnlatka, Thursday1 where he spend
the day on husincss.
July.
Commerce, Georgia.
Tho above announcement will be |
Connelly Aid Itol
remlt with much lulc.vst by. tho Dodson motored to Haven lie
many friends of the young couple. Thursday.
Mitel’ Stack is the lovely young
daughter of Colonel and Mrs. Enrle
Frederick Williams leaves Mon
C, Stark of Coninuive, On. She lay for Michigan where lie will
attcndi d I ’ mvorsity of Georgia pend the summer with relative''.
and is a member of the Kappa
Delta Sorority. Sit© has visited
frequently in Sanford as the.guest
Personals
Mrs. Clmrlcs Merriwether anil
children leave Saturday for Cloudland Park, Ga.-where they will
spend the summer.
r<‘~Number Three, Mrs, II.
:g chairman, meets at
with Mrs, W. H. Zachary
ngnylia Avenue, with Mrs,
■y ami Mrs, II. C. Vide a.i
II. Ai
A Ijiri'r nunihi'r uf im*mlM*iis <f
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triii!' <1 "ri«»n« i'r *
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rtiuiM* i N uiii Iu t 1W. This. <imptiT
1 meet at d:;!■*. W |i llMitu.,„, ,,v
s©u.in»k
™ t ’V ' ,,lr' ’ t’baiacr in
lt»|d. Among these
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attending this mceling were Mrs.
Ill1
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I..us .ting
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M,s
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Mis\ < baric•
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t r. Mr. iiiul .Mi*". .luim*' Iluf*. Mr*
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St,me. .Mr-. J. F C-uriei
All-. \\ h i i \\
WurniT, M ai 1
Mi
Gi-nn
K Mi K in . Mi
und
Alt- l.il.li- M . Air-. K It
Jatvi
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K. N
.Sanford Ave Sl)lU
M, ,
\v„|t,.r llayi . . M,
ell.
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Air . M i ail
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M ar. ?'r. ami Mi- liove ami Mi
icel
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and Mrs. c * i re It l .
Bali who will succeed her.
Mrs. J. C. Cibbs who has prov.
en a most efficient officer, Rave
her ivport ns recording secretary.
Mr*. W. T. Whcclcss, correspond
ing secretary, who has served
meat faithfully for the pnsl two
years made n very gt>od repurt and then Introduced the In*
coming secretary, Mrs. Ulenn E.
McKay.
The treasurer,
Mrs.
John
Meiseh, told of tho splendid con
dition of the club finances ond
how the club ml been iTditcod and
of the large balance In tilt build
ing fund.
.'Its. C.’eorge Fpxton, chnlrn^'Jt
of the Literature Department,
Mrs. William S. Leak, chairman
of the Music Department, Mrs.
C. E. Myers, chairman of the
Welfare Department and Mrs.
Walter S. Coleman, chairman of
the Social Department gave re
sumes of work done in their re
spective departments. The new
Department chairmen introduce^
were Mrs. W. L. HenleyMusifc
ami Miss Margaret Young, Litem
Attire.
‘
*f r Mrs. Henry Wight, president
of the dub, gave an unusually
splendid talk telling of the capa
ble manner in which Mrs, Doug
lass has taken can* of club af
fairs ami how faithfully and grac
iously she has served In every
way ami has done so much dur
ing her two terms to place the
club on tlie firm basis that it
enjoys today in spite of the try
ing condiions which hove prevail
ed in the city during the past
two years.
Mis. Douglass gave nn ex
ceptionally delightful report of
her work and that oT her rnpuhlo
corps of assistants. Site also told
o f the gift of n tract of land on
the Mount Dora Itoad fur a park
site generously given by
Mrs.
Thomas Emmett Wilson. A ris
ing vote of thunks was given Mrs.
Wilson by the club members. Mrs.
Douglass then introduced tin- new
ly elected president, Mrs. Donald
Packard Drummond. presenting
her with the gavel ns a sign of
authority and also with an ex
quisite bouquet of m l radiance
roses. Mrs. Drummond respond
ed most graciously and at the
dose of her speech presented
Mrs. Douglass with the beautiful
past president pin.
A rising vole of thrnks was
also given the luncheon committee,
Niesdami's Henley, Ellsworth and
I'uxtyti Our. ih© .splendid lunclieoi)
and many delightful features of
cnlertaiiiinent on this occasion.
Mr. ond
family will
next week
(]a. where
summer.
Mrs. O. J. Pope and
leave Urn first of
far Cloiedland Pork,
they wilf spend the
.
STIRR ING F ILM A T M IL A N $ T H E A T E R
Mrs. !\
Wcinlwrg , and son
Arthur Leo left Thursdpy for New
York whero they will ipend some
time, Inter going to tho mountains
where they wll remain until Full.
Mrs. Lucius 1L Mrlgpil and
mother Mrs. Mary Higgins, who
have l»eon the guests of Mrs. Ralph
Wight for the pnst 10 days, left
Thursday for their home at Tam*
pa.
\
Miss Virginia McDaniel and
Laurie McDaniel will leave Fri
day for Atlanta, Gn. where they
will visit their sister Mrs. Brysn
Sturmnn.
Mr. nml Mrs. Andre'1 H. Mahoney und daughter
Frances JSTDkCt
motored to St, Augustino Friday 1
where thc*j’ will uttond Iho com*
... —
menccment exercises nt St. An* ‘ , .y ., .
drown Academy. They wifi be nc'
J
companicd borne by Mtsri Mory [.**—■ a _
From HMD to 11*27. Florida .ex
pended total of f 05,84!*,0311 on
construction ami mnintcnunco of
its roads und bridges.
To Day
M IL A N E
Joseph Schildkraut
'
Jetta Goudal
Victor Varconi
Mosquito** “ hurt*
up" whan caught ta
TangMoot** powerful
• piay. Death la In■tant. Thara'a na
••cap*. Ktault* will
atnaac you. Of*, it
now from gTocar or
dniggit.
Her beauty und charm won the ad
miration und love o f nil Hhc met, but
in her heart was implanted the imurc of (he only man she had ever
loved— her husband’s brother! What
was she to do?— Come und Hee this
remarkable picture of love und in
trigue, nnd with the most ostoundinfr'dlmdx ever seen on (he screen.
THR TA NOLP.rOOT
CCKVANY
Grand Rapid#, yicMcan
“ The Coolest Spot In Town”
MISS Alt h \Y t.lt \IM M l
,
Mis- 1 I .ii-no- .McKay, \"WK!
daughter >1 A!., and Mrs fileim
K. McKay, wa ■ gi.nl'iult'd In ih iy
iitorniiig from 1! dlins College at
Winter P u l.. Sin i. n member of
the Phi Heta Sorora t. , thud it’
the "Itlg Ten " of Nn'inlial .‘-'oreri
lies, n tni‘tuber of l ’’e I’ Ll la,.'
National llonoiaiy I ratein ly, :*
inembei of tie Ilolliiih Literary
Society, Sp.mi li Clu*t and Hollins
Key Sclud-.u sl ip oe<c-y.
lie Number Five, Mrs, S
>!«er cl.airman, meets '
11. S. Huml. I.'MII Park /
‘ nil Mrs. Hand, Mrs. It
s and Miss Chapman
I’1' Number Six. Mrs, H. M
[■kill chairman, meets will
Harry L. Gibson, till Mvrtli
*'■ with Airs. Gibson and Mrs
i'o itli
,'iv h o s t e - es.
TUESDAY
I- A. will hold regular meet
, .'t:i!0 o’clnek at the Odd l-'el
Hall over the Haaket.
AI
••rs are urged to l>c present
. Williams Gives
s. F. Bender Party
SPPAV
He: to.pi Honk .11
home S-il iidm fn.i
where he Ims been
dolph Macon.
Merchant’s Gift Night
, / <• *
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— SATURDAY—
Reginald Denny “Good Morning Judge1
Mrs. Elsie Witlali und si-tei
Miss Lee Ammons plan to leave
Lant year M:-s McKay was the the first of next week for De
•First Wimuu* of iIn* Campiis” , Ih- troit, Mich, where they will spend
tug vice lue.xqlent of the Student tint summer.
Apaneililion. Tilts year "lie is
Mr. toni Mrs. I, A
lliuoiley
secretary of ti* - ergani/.a-1 m.
She has nl.ai *>ee.i an lett.e left Thursday morning m their
worker in Co
W. I
A ear for Hetnlcrsonville; N. C.
lin\ lllg S'1!" ■ I a it |"' ad' nt Cus where they will spend the stitniner.
year and litis Keen nil1' o f the re
Mins Loud la Mnhonev left Weillllits Ridge Conference for l wo
prusentatu e- fr.on Kellms to the uesiluy for St. Augustine where
years. She Im aNn served •■n sev- •'ie will attend th“ commini in-nt
nxcrcirca at St. Joseph's Aiadr
eriil important College
Commit
lei-s. M ix. AK K,I
was giad cited my.
f r m i San foul it gl. Selutol in ta,M
M- h Frederick Itemlir tied Mi*-The Guides nt the First Me til < Iteverlv Render Iem e Aloml.ii
•list Church will limit nt
K-T for* pointi. in Michigan and New
York where they will spend I hr
o'eliH.k ut the following plate :
Circle iiuiiiIm ■ *■ ie. Mis. I I snmiue.’.
Adnnts ehairinaii. meets with MrAlbert Cunnelly nnd W. A
J. M. Hay ms, Mir Myrtle Avenue
I
Adams
left Tlutradn<i ■v. ning *>a
with Mis. Ilnynes and Mr.-. I 11
i motor for Prlneeton where the)
Miler as hostesses.
will lie the guests of Frank Chu*e
They plan to attend eommenreineiit ut Princeton Yale und Exe
Mrs. E. A. Douglas*. Mrs. Janies ter.
A. Moughton, Mrs. Wurt \\ . War
Mr. and Mrs. It. W. Ilouk Jr..
ner, Mrs. P. M. King und Mrs. T.
and
little Miss Nancy ilouk will
J. Crawley motored to Winter
leave by motor on June lf> to at
Park, Friday morning where they tend the Democratic Convention
attended thr graduation of Miss ut Houston, Texas. They will also
from Rollins j spend sevrvrnl weeks ut Waco,
FJorrtire Me K*y
\ spacious screened porch -College,
Texan, their former home.
\ the guests assembled tf Vaa ^ ^ ^
fb'd into u veritulde bower
numerous potted plants, wall
ts und
W)th «
gmszr,
>' of bpring flower* in tin* KRS./
I Huts.
pleitsunlly
’ *
afternoon
with a number of clever rnnOne o f th© prizes, a book
■sc*, was won by Mrs, Mary
on while the booby prize, u
band-nlade
handkerchief
lo Mn. Hugh Torrence. Mss.
r was given a writing port** a gift from her host<ate in the aftenfton Mr*,
'"a served tempting refresh-
. The
fS m blem
MJVUrTWWT
of
Service
B E U ftifttm i r- i
•nttro iocouic
Our fiivt |!v
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Our tecc.i’id t;
that iacto-im
------------ Y FOOD
d iffe re n c e
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The choice of Hundreds o f Beautiful Pat*
terns with values of $1.00 to $2.50,
2 ■3 and 4
Blades
Fully
Guaranteed
ul the water
'S
uren ice
- n p iin p t doRvery
and courier.
T h e b a c is o i t i •• rh cu ^n ts is your
health end h r ; e. i
Rem em bt-r th*t*t >e< or w
o ren g e cvai »<r<iU.((i.
BLACK FLAG
a
,
that m gkra yc i i i
O ur thiViJ tti.i
W !m (
o f ssrvlcc are our
v
To demonstrate the Quality and \ a l u c
of the famous Robeson ShurEdge Pocket
Knife Line - you have the Opportunity this
week to buy anyjone of the genuine Shur;
Edge Knives in this Sale for 89 cents each.
SAVE
________
flavo r
\ M0NEV
) W ITH IC E
$2.50
yalue
During
this•VFactory ■
Demonstration 1
Sale 89o
Come in Early while the selection is bes\
Other litiuid in»c.ct«kiHcrg coat 3 0 cent*
Itrfre th r p r i c e
fo r onlyTurHnr*
oayu rrM nn
Knife Special Ends Saturday
ciwjie o f ,p|Wch H t t fi
intone 202
«xl|f H a l f p in t, o n ly 9 *?
C. Bower. Mre. Edward
!*£•■ _B- Eaaterby
gnd
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n i i r k 1 t j * I »™<-« !■ |w*
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J ilt d A t
119 E. F irst SL
Phone S3'
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T r a in e r u tu e r p y w in n er Scotland Yard Has5
New Plan To Curb
Violated A ccepted '' Rales Automobile Thefts
June a^T h o days
In Preparing R'eigh Count of LONDON
the automoldla bandit in Eng
o n ji
W ith
N n t^ T h a t
'• W ill B e
jtivch lton
I ^t|fifiir
s:
ra
’ j Aachtncp
today toward a awecping
l .^ lll nigh .complete yictory.
Its t i n t Mr tent agmhrit the
eh * u providedi%Jt Iht
ite contests before the.
n National
rational Committed.
ioua on the. f ln t
day,
victorfops on the second,
argr manaRora swung into
day* apparently In su
•control ot the party-mech
appeared to be no
Jim.
_ p ati arc half over. 37 of
its have been heart) and judged
•«thc national corrj'tee
and
r ha a won 35 o f them. Hit*
airs eofild, In fact, have won
I pt.her two had they eared to
le ft their atrenRth, but for fu
ture organization reasons they
- v “ S »:U aeat two Influential negro
? 2 ^ m r>oujalana.
rarifon^oT vtcTofVejf4^
Sore Important tm n
■ themselves, important nH
m a y be when the balloting
p U reached. For one thing. il
m
urtunijy they Wanted to Ret
machine operating amoothlj
rtthout fraction,
comparison with the easy
M * U ( Of the Hoover organiza
tion, the opposition haa appeared
unorganized and to a considcrabk
extent Icadcrlean. A t lcaat, there
haa been no unity o f direction.
Kansan City in undeniably filled
with party captains who do not
want to nee Herbert Hoover nomi
nated next week and more of them
are arriving op every train. But
there la no organization among
them, and there I" no comprohenaivo plan for "stopping" him out
side of the rather nebulous draftV-oolJdgo movement sponsored by
Charles D. Hillea of New York.
Hj^td the somewhat hazy plana.fut
fft gigantic mass-meeting of farmera in a tented city here during
lh>'jponvention.
*t M1 can’t atop something with
g& Sh
<’ ,
■finlm ary‘oTzob
anlwHWverilfrir
The Republican National Coin*
"mfttie, of course, 1h not the Rej pablican National Convention, and
J tba fact tlint the Hoover forces
* control the committee is no conelusive proof tlint they can equally
control the convention commit lei
members who are representatives
o f 'the party machine* in thnlr
j Y&riUUB states, and iL is n brave
* commit teem on wlm deliberately
f
the fate of Ilia state sciitipient. Those who do are usually
. pot members of the commillct
1 fe ry long.
In the Case of these contests
1 the members have voted a I.....
lhvariab)y in line with the known
•aiantiraent of their
reaper tiv<
' states. Tlic committeemen fr*,m
; Hoover atntes in every install"
have supported Hoover inn:.
‘ ttmts; tile Members ft mo
Hoover states like Ji ■■
Illinois nml lows
Voted fn| I
hs' e 1■
It., .1
denly decided to sell bis string of
horses. Mitchell was without cmpl'l^-ment nnd no one lias clamor
Ing1fe r bis services.
Tb«n Mr*.
Hertz heard I-,of
■Mitchell. Up to that time tho own
er of Reigh Count, who is. the
wifo o f a Chicago millionaire
taxicab magnate, had had her
■horses trained In the stable of
Stuyvcsnnt Peabody of Chicago.
Sho decided to have trainer of
her own nnd Mitchell’s success on
Chicago tracks with
a , horse
named Flatiron, owned by Shay,
and considered a local track sen
sation, brought the trainer un
offer from the Chiengo woman.
Proved Ability
A t the time Mitchell cast his
lot with Mrs. Hertz, she owned
only one horse of any reputation,
Anita Peabody. Mitchell immedi
ately proved his ability with Anita
Penbody, who won the Futurity
nt Belmont Park and mnny other
important races both in the East
and West.
CHICAGO, June 8— (IN S )—
Reigh Count, that big red streak
o f speed, winner of - this •year’s
Kentucky Dei by after veiling a
year 0*6 f i r *12,500 fa considered
tho 11)28 turf sensation.
But to some followers of tho
track a 1*1.1j retiring Yankee, furntibo’a Tflbrc color and drama than
M f h C o a t.
ip
nt'r
, ‘ Jte ig'Vtn Mitchell; the tr*\nt'r
Who developed th ilP 88 Derby Win
nor after Mrs.' John D. Hertz
bought the horse for n mere song
from Willis Sljarpc Kilmer, New
York millionaire.
Perhaps never in the history of
thv Kentucky racing classic hits u
tioincr of a Derby .favpritc been
eo generally criticised ns„Mitchell.
Old-time track men said Mitchell,
hitherto only slightly known, hnd
trained Mrs. Herts’ entlrel" con
trary to nil the ru!6s.
First, they said it wna unheard
of thing to winter a Derby candi
date in tho north. They sharply
criticized. Mitchell for kcoj
F L O R ID A ,
Gainesville, June H. (Alldelit
News Bureuu)— Another Uniter
sity of Florida boy- JninrH Wll
lard Trammel, a native of \ 11
Ala., who rereived a .I■,
urution here t bis we- 1
■be high v l I
lull ' l l .
LONDON.
June
8.— (IN S )—
XIV >, of XIV >«
Ih m
*< ? v M
i hi
tutx tl'A-rr. *.. Mmj » frtjn*/.
n. w tzu ft. x e«3
ft. to lM-ir * . i.-.-jL.. V
s.'t-
.If X W <i of NK
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lag. xu car ,.r NIV •,
.
I, it 8 sr.il ri. w.inu
tt k p'tj 7t. w r.lt
x si,:, ft, K S3S ft,
ti. )>.•«
M V s I.f. MK'.U. U'Ss
I m i!. ,k u * f o r ttun X
iki ft.* U elh rt. 8
ltd M W 630 ft, to.
Il.-K *316.5 ft. N-ri,f b i i
' « * ..r' o f X I V
», o f
HIV »i Ituii \V t * 3A
It X 763 ft. U 433.7
rt H 763 ft. I<> lies
lic e ft Ch. N o f S W
t -..r o f N IV >i o f
S W <i Mull U 5 Ch.
X 3 lilt. W 6 f i t . S 3
Ch. l a b e g ....... ............
l a g . . . M V C o r HW
or XAv «i Itllli X 0*7
ft. K 321 ft, X 037
ft. W 321 to ttett .
II. K. X U f o r or N\V
<, Ilf H W ' i ttltn H
2lu ft. W 4011 ft. S
ft. W 330 rt. N
.
f
not ft. U 324 ft. N
-4«Ml M. W 324 ft.‘ to
idvAlinr ’T<wrVd,- hn(1 nn b'jfportunity today
a record pf ,wianing one Ken to net a modest fortune on his
lifK .
.... ... :...
tucky Derby with a horse ho ticket in the
lira. 325 ft. E nml 40
Calcutta
Derby
ft.
8
of
NW Cor .of
bought for about the same price sweep— n racing ptyol upon the
XW «i of HW ,H .
ho.. *o!d this yenr’s winner. He Derby which will he run on Wed
Klin N 021 ft. U 2,"iIt
is credited with-having picked up nesday at Epsom.
rt. s oil rt. w 2io
ft. to h e p ................
tho nowfamous fextcrmlnnt’or for « Tearle, who
purchased
the I l i r a N W f o r o f HU
*10,000. - ‘1h -^1817 ‘ Exterminator (ticket for his wife, drew Knnjit '
>.r xw <4 ituu s sou
ft. U 310,4 ft. X .
won th c b M l))', J!k.
Singh, owned by Ago lvnhtif one j
0 t".1 ft. W 3«.a ft.
X 29 ttfg. 40 Me,'. IV
Reigh -Counl,
lif Sun of tho first five horses fgyored
112.2 W 223 (t. to
Reigh. by. .Sun .Jlitlgy. U famous to w-in the world fnmous jbre.
iniir ic *s it o f i v .
English Winner, His diup was Among the offers already '(re
fouiity r.mil Nr ml
(Jontc ssina. Con less inn .wan Count ceived was one of *10,0(10 JUT a
Urn t.jn rt w xu
Cur H W *3 o f X U .
Schombcrg , aud thus ids name half Intcreattln tht;1
, tick et.; The
', Uni. iv too ri
Reigli Count.
H 264 111 n k a
holder of tliu winner of the. C a l
line IV 33.3 ri H
The first race .won by Reigli cutta Derby sweep this’ year
21 itru 35 Hrr U
Count wan at Saratoga, where he i stands to win more Hum *1,250,1156.12 ft. U ton ft
XWI> 1330 || to
was disqualified for fouling. Then
000, • •; i ' ‘
•’*?
li. B
Ife won frofu. only a fairish field
Jtrti Mill ft W o f NU
f o r of
at Belmont Park aud he wps sec
Itllli H 320 tl W
ond -in the Futurity, finishing
moi n NKIy 45" fi
U .500 ft, to tii'B
just behind the winner, Anita
Peabody, his stable-mute.
H 1, o f h i : ! ( o f x u
I.
Ho finished second in a stake
ot m :
Ih'M NW
race at Havre dr Grace and won
». *.f ,V\V
Itllli s
the *30,000
Kentuiky
Jockey
r.: . n i:
n n
♦t Tj 11 \\‘ Ss»t» 11) In
Club Hoke* at a- mile- Last fall
J:» m V I : ............ \ v v
in the Pimlico Futurity lie finished
U *•! NW *6 Illlll 'V
j i 1 1 s m;ii ii
fifth,^ after be w»s fouled; so 't
m i it n <:«.*» ti (•*
was^" clhiftied, *1>y Jockey Earl
SW
4.i N t: , t;
Sundc.
A*’L U "i W
Iteigh Count then won the Sin,II Mill I f j •* I lilt i f ft ii I •i
001) VVniden hundicnp in Mary
•:
land.
i..*i - i f
t...»
L'tiUuown
tTiil, mm u
U. IV. U U h t i i s
r t l k n n u il
I ’ l l U IMIW II
Sn iif i
•JU
-M( K*
J^BSSS’S-fflSA'KSak'- on i!m new-
over several Derby entries, five
ilnyn before the running of tin
great iiliiegrass event May lb.
Florida Graduates
To Enter Coaching^
Field In The Fal 1
OF
English Actor Wing
Lucky Racing Ticket
o f SU H hoc 3 1
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il fojr weeks hcfofchho da
Derby, They insisted the horse
should have
wintered
in a
warmer clime,
•Serious Charges
Mitchell’s critics niso pointed
out it was a serious mistake to
start Reigh Count only once be
fore the Derby.
They also said tho big Hertz
entry wng too finely drawn—over
trained.
But Mitchell und Reigh Count
answered all criticism with nn
easy win o f the Churchill Downs
classic. Over a muddy track, thu
Hertz animal came homo a winner
by three-lengths and almost pull
ed up by .Jockey Chirk I.nng.
Trainer Mitchell, ranked today
with fnmeil men of the turf such
ns Hildreth, Rob Smith and Miller
Henderson, has lived a career
filled with the trials and triumph
•if the usual follower of the track.
Ho has been a stage conch driver,
a western cowboy, a rancher und
a common stable hand.
For several year,, he wuh tm
assistant trainer in the slnblcs of
Commander J, K. L. Ross, the
well-known
Canadiuu
turfnmii
Later ho becanio trnincr-in-cliief
Tor J. D. S h a ria wciilUufJbrewer
if ^innipcg^QMHndn^MMKier * of
the Green Hriur racing stable.
Only Inst year Mitchell found
himself without a Job. Khny sud
U N IV E R S IT Y
land are numbered.
By nn ingenious device for bar
ricading main roods, Scotland
Yard.' Britain’s famous
policy
headquarter*, belieV/us It has solv
ed the problem of preventing these
bandits from escaping after per*
pelrnting .hobb-ups,'! . , y
For alm oil.a year, njmerqus ox
periments Imve been enrried oul
by the “ Yuril" iii « Lniidon gnr*
nge. The' most effective ti*np dc»
viacrl so far consists of two .eterj
drum*, filled with material to give
them a weight o f 10 toni enth,
connected by a wire.
The drums are anchored by n
spirnl spring and when not In Ac
tion tho linking wire will be boh
coaled in n slot in the rbadwhy- As
soon ns nn arm is circulated 'the
wire will be raised bonnet-high by
a lever und the obstruction'mark
ed by red lamps.
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hulk of the delegate*, arrive it will
>f the department of physical ed
be in full crescendo.
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uention at Panama City.
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Republican' Middle West if Hoover
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Tho effect o f this defeatist gus -dompany.
Tho refrigeration is accomplish
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questlonsbly it will have some cf- burns continuously furnishes the l.nts, 333. 163.
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r a t e s
ON WHITE or colored property.
R. W. Herndon 108 E. 2nd Ct.
erma: Cash In Advance
lhone ad*, will b« received
patrons and collector rent
tdiately for payment.
M _________ ____10c a line
LONDONAGITATES
STRONGER BID TO
TOURISTS OF U. S.
Mortgage Loans
»n improved residence and business
property.
• Heated Controversy Rages As
To Advislblllty of Allowing
Daldwln Mortgage Co.,
Night Clubs t o Sell Drinks
See our local Counsel,
A fte r l.nte Hour OfEvenlng
S. R. Dighton, Sanford, Florida.
lands, the North or on the South
ern Coast, he will find beauty
. *
spots unparalleled anywhere in
the world, and historic plane* fall|
over one another in profusion. |
But for gayety, particularly of.
UNIVERSITY OF FLORIDA,
the kind thnt is accompanied by
Gainesville,
June 2.— (IN S )—
Incndescent lights and the popping , <Athlrtic News
Hureau)-Cecil
of corks, he must go to Paris.
Ilcek, o f New Smyrna, winner of
For this reason, certnin factions, fight varsity letters since his mat*
bearing in mind the huge revenue rirulntinn nt the University of
Florida, has been awarded th»
gained hy France from the tour*
Not rls Athletic Trophy for the
1st population, are tanking strenu second succcsilve yenr, presenta*
ous efforts to make gayety n tion being made at Commencement
cheaper luxury here than it Is to exercises this week by Director of
Athletic Everett M. Yon. •
day, They would like to eliminate
The Morrill Athletic Trophy was
tin* police-imposed "membership first awnnled Inst year, nnd Beck,
list*" in the cafes, and they would n three-letter man, with excellent
like to postpone the closing hours grade* in his studies, wus chosen to
mu! the time when liquor must be Florida’s first winner of Ur*
cease to be sold. But their efforts handsome trophy. Though gain
are meeting with opposition, nnd ing but two vanity letters this
it in not regarded likely thnt they yenr, Fleck was varsity baseball
Will succeed.
.,
captain, and alternate captain it.
football, and-distinguished himself
.«gai*g
Heck Ms eoiiteiiTpIntlng a career
in professional Imschull, nnd ls'un*
tier contract with the Boston
for physical effort.
Braves, but will probably be
"farmed
out'* fur one or two yenr*
JACKSONVILLE—Plans for con
struction of $50,000 new three- before getting his chance in th*
ntory apartment building nt 21st "big show." As captain of the Gn*
tor baseball nine this spring, Heck
and market Streets.
Norris Cup Given
Florida Star For
His Second Year
HAVE TWO MORE OPENINGS
For some ambitious young nien
Ties — -------------8c n line or young ladies who want to
________________ 7c a line learn a good trade and get a gam]
Time ratea on request.
position when they have become
competent. Have situations availreduced rates are tor
able every few dnyr. If interested
LONDON, Juno 5.— Lffhdon l»
•cutlve inaertlona.
nslt for C. A. Hmnes nt Sanford 29— Permanent Waving
in
the throes of a tourist crUla.
vo words o f average I*ngtk
Hernld office.He will lit* glad to Permanent Waving—lovely natur
A heated controversy is raging
roonted a line,
explain it to you.
al permanents as low as 93.00. among various, sections of the
nlmum charge c f 30c 0 *
CO!) First National Rank Bldg.
insertion.
pupulnru on the question of wheth
Phono 489,
1 advertising ia restricted
er this city should take active
roper classification,
Mbps to emulate tho examples of
(Legal Notices)
sn error la made The SanParis1
'and other continental cities
tv ru in it nit ht, tvvkvtv - in order to attract the profitable
llcrald will b4 responsible
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>nly one Incorrect insertion,
KI.OKI l l i IV AMI ro ll SUM I. American tourist and the money
.von; io i vtv . in i iia m iuiv . he flings nlsiut with such wild nadvertiser tor subsequent
T
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: H O l ' T H K I t N S T A T E S L I K E INrtionn. The office should bo WHY NOT SPEND ypur vacation
S I ’ l l A N l ' i : F U M I ’ A N Y . a c orp ora- bnndon when on a visit to Europo.
at the seashore? For desirable*
thin iirgn iiiiPil nml 4*\lNtlnK ti*iled immediately in case of
Great Brit inn gets n large num
•Ic*r tin* lawn o f Ilio S tate o f A la rentals write or sec II. E, Nus*
.lmm:i uitt i milTinrliy to tin hn*l« ber of tourists each yenr, but
bauin and Reynolds and Wilson
IniNH In
t!o» Slat**
of
P l u r M i . \nut*l « f them come only to ttee
TO ADVERTISERS
Cttiniilul mint n,
4lt*nl Estate brokers, 147 Mugnnlin
places of historic interest. The
VJI
Avo. Daytona Tleacli, Fioridci
ttefeniTant*.
fact that Par]
Herald
representative
Illim'.ll IIK IMIII.IFATION
Photic-78."
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vimls, its cap
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DUk'hly familiar with rates
T H E S T A T E O K K IX M IID A , T O T O P.
A P T K it
N AM KIl
O K K R K D A N T . night-life appeals so strongly
ami classification will
o u r k t i Noh.
the average American, has aroused
ynu complete information,
T o . I.llt: I I A t t T . w h o s e residence
FURNISHED
housekeeping
apart
jealousy in the hearts of some of
and itililrevH is un known.
if you wish, they will assist
YOU A U K
11K it K it Y O l t D K R K P the English, and there is consid
ments first floor. All conven
in wording your want ad
to App.-nr in (In- hill o f eunndnlnt
iences. 3(»1 foil Street.
for tho lotting
f ile d III lilt- a hove si > In i t-ause, on erable agitation
[iiko it more effective.
or liefnre tlie litli d a y o f An num, down of certain bars in order to
A. D. 193*. ihe jiame b r i n g a Itule
time
,nnouncements
Hu> of Hits l l o n o r u h lr Court, o r provide visitors with a gny
FOR RENT furnished 5 room gar else a decree pro con fessn w i l l he while they ore in London.
age apartment all modem con ente red iiKiillist you.
London long ago earned the
■T 1*: I ' r i l T M K I t n i l P K U K D that
tested for glasses by D ' veniences. Phone 2H7.
this notice he puhUshrd op re a w e e k title of n sombre city, and it la
ris. Opposite Court House
m i 1.-111 .niiB i-iiiiive w e e k s In T I I K vroud of the fact. Efforts have of*
M A cn m cTM T * r w
M A N K O Itli I I K I t A t . i l .
n n e w s p ap e r
I
of K ' t o i n t r l r e o l n l l o t i lu Sanlutil, ten been made to stage in it some
Seminole
Com
ity
,
F
lorid
a
FURNISHED
2
room
apartment:
riotous
gayety,
and
always
there
ite or Granada Iriv Ginger
S. S. IROQUOIS
W I T N E S S Hi.hand
of
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private l,nth: sleeping porch. 311 titll'iII.A.SS,
, nil 7u5. Prompt Delivery.
C lerk , and the seal o f have been strong protests.
Four ptucagcr deck* scctsaooitoitoj
the n h o w st> 14-41 F n u it, In Siinforit,
.Magnolia.
Night Club* Different
)o o people. G U s s - e n c l o i r d wide
(tils 9 a.ii ill June. A. P . 191*
utomobiles
Night clubs lu liondon are total
v k . 1 >*m n , a s s .
reomctisilti sad broad open decks,
C lerk t'lri-ult Cittirl. ly different from those of
New
T t i Room. Son Psrtor. Spar too*
It) A M tV K K K S .
FURNISHED
HOUSE:
Tlircl
with,
SD NEW Chevrolet Couch
L o o o g a . Perfect Dining Setrice.
Deputy C lerk. York mat Pnris-. To begin
rooms, screened porch and bmh. 1 O f f ic i a l S e a l)
their membership is limited—one
Ijiletely equipp'd,- Never iis«-l
Llk w tM ad M lB db N M t
M'aaulie anil Voorh ls
must l*e introduced by u member
■II for $1011 ..ff ra>h
< "l 713 E. 3rd. street, Call 498.
A ttiirn i-js for Comp]|]|iiiiiil.
nnd pay in initiation fee before he
Want cash. .1. W Itai.
De Laic acTotnmodsiioni cornut at
enn partake of its pleasures.
-t Si. Phone TS’.t nr '.Mil
DIRER room furnished cottage
parlor, sleeping room sod bsrb, bed
When this formality has lieen
run
Private entrance. m i t i i 1: o r a i m m ,n a t i o n
I apartment.
rooms with ilooble or twin bedi sod
T\\
111: 1:11
I M IF .II
SF.FTION gone through, the
tourist finds
21S I- relic h.
private bstb. Staterooms with or
nr* o r T i i r .
o K m : i i A i.
htatI T I N O F T I I K S T A T E O F 1*1.O H still another obstacle to his enjoy
DonriK
without priftteDvsioryiiidtbowcr
IO V.
ment. Intoxicating liquors, under
re cars and Giahnrn trucks MoDFIt.N form-tied apartment.*,
Electric lam id all atatcroonu.
Nmli-iis
hereby
given
that
|r
Erigidnite: Murphy steel kit- I >It F VI IN'V. purehnser of TnV I'er- the law, cannot be sold expept on
Forced veulilatiou throughout.
and 13lh. Street. I'lione 3.
iteo: Garage: excellent neighbor- llfh-tili- No :tu. iliili'it the Tilt liny special occasions, when they may
of June, A I* lt*?ii. Kun filed said be sold until midnight.
iiii.nl: rent very reasonable. Park certificate
in my offlre. and tins
No.
3,
or
Phone
57,
A
p
a
r
t
m
e
n
t
s
,
mud.* applli-.-itlou for tut deed to
“ That's easy,’" declares the Am*
DNS w COWAN Go Auto
*" Ui-a-.i-a'-m-.- with law Haid „ rj,.nn visitor," “ let's buy enough |
iitor and sheet metal works, ' i i vet*.
•**rt If ten11* **mlir,ici“fs tli«a fullim I
Hat’ll |H M|M'I 1) hi Mill till ill Hi* II I* to last out the evening hefort t hey
-.mil Avenue. Phoiiu 7U1 W. R* HiMS FOR RENT: 111 Pnik •
I iimI*Kloritlii, i t t - w h n «, ,.i \»v ,,r t\*t3 ,,f s\v
«f hi; put tlie lid down.
A ve.
But easier said than done. For
** *«f S ftlh H t l.*t, Tow iiwlilp «»*„ S'Miili
IIMr 3D Mil ht, ti flcri-M, I lu*
when the curfew sounds, nil glass- 1
1IUPF-M \RMON
III It A SII Kit A PA RIM ENTS: R r li;«
la ltd Ii*-1h14 iiNhs-hhi’il a | til** tin!** **i
4|
uuford Automobile Go.
timed rates. 317 Park. Phone ilit- ihKiianct*
Hit 111 n*rl If li/iii *• *n i‘ k muhl lie emptied, and even the
sailings. No loss of time
ir e c t non-ston sa
ilit*
mime nf
I 'n k i i o u n .
Tli ul I* most adroit cannot hope to keep a
Phone 137. S.V.1-.I.
I.iglioiiu Ave.
|in vrii\ inirrliahf-r nf T i n t V r l l f l _
............
..
J
ew
from business. New S. S. IROOUOIS leaves
hi neath the
i’Hir \'*i
*l;itnl th** Till tiny **f surreptitious buttle
I EFFLKR APARTMENTS: furn Junr, ,\ I». I !»-*!, lirtN fllctl Nil hi t‘i*i * table for the head waiters know
Jacksonville every Saturday at ^ P. M. and after
r^ir-sic $U*rvicp
ished. 3 room and garage. A t I If it it 11* In my i »i f i r i* atnl hsiw
apiilicati»n fur fux
in Ihhiir hi Hint such n violation of the law
only* two-nights out arrives New York Monday
tractive summer ratea. Apply 804 art ..nlanrr with law Sal.I
If I- %Would rCHUlt in the flUHponrticin Of i
rooming,
h i j l i i t ittjm e r lim t t t t r tn jJ t I t t u tt n th a t f r r lt .
SEN PROOF PAINTS
cats emlrraeaa th- f"lto»lio. dis- hi|(
]{(.L
.ns,.
un,i
thiinquisition
of
n
Magnolia. Phone 280-W.
lira iivviiai* <»ana t ur imimeM nm
*■ |
lil iril i»i‘M|«rrl%
hiniiiil.il hi Hr ml* .
'
r Sjtur Varnishes and Knaii,,i. <-..uni>. I'liii iiiii, t o - w i t : L ot h e a v y f i n e i f it w e r e
discovered
S A IL IN G S T O N E W Y O R K
Ij.
Velumiua
Flat
Wall Srnull gnrage apartment. Call 251 •57 Sn ufi.rit He lu h i '
I |iy th e a u t h o r i t i e s .
'Ill,- -iilil liitiil lii-liik ri'si-s'i-il nt flu*
.,
.
,
_
,
, r
_, ;
&. 8. IK0QU013 May 19, 36. June 3. 9,16, 33, 30 July 7. 14. 71.1*
Persian clay jesso. plaslico
.lute 4.t i-.su.iu.-c .If 'o.'ti . .-r(in .it - g Nor is the enforcement of Great i
lfi— Houses For Went
ling clay nntl Plaques. SunIII II.' mi mu lit F *T Flcl.ls, I'atesa .itiitiun's liquor laws such an
AHDM IOHAL SAILINOS FROM JACKSONV1LI Jl
Paint & v7nll Paper Go. G- U. FOR RENT new Duplex house in K‘" ,, i til
nf tht*
......................
gesture us that
HU l «i law ia\ tli t'il’ ";!uTV'
Every Monday and Wednesday ut 3 P. M . .
t. Propr. 112 W. First St.
*1 J i l l ' - ' United States. Raids upon nightihcri'itii I hr Ifilli tl:n
nice location with all modern
Calling al C k a r lt t/un
l»
conveniences. Will rent cheap to
J HIM1
\\ it iiH,s 111y I I t r i a l winIllll til *' ii ltd i luh» are frequent, unri nnttily-atl in
Inly
H s ‘ II It V IA l.I.liK Y *
« It Ire lilt lilt dav tif Jun*\ A I iivd
plirinrlothcsmen
hoh-nuh
j prominent tenants. Phone 207,
Junr
i i ;•(>
.lutj : 11 2.1
H s ■ •F M K ltO K K K "
H
”
311)11
A
I
V
F
'
.
.1
tl
1
1
4
1
lie*
:r.
j
ul v t u 2f*
Nipper. Sign* of all kind*.
H
with merrymakers at all the re
v »:
Jiilir
F s * H K M IN O t.i: *
* i* r*
July :• \n 111
Sanford Paint it Wall Paper FIVE ROOM: furnished house.
all-seeing
ult
iNiurl
Srmlnoh- sorts. To escape their
»*|rrk
hit
UI
Jfew
Steamers.
Uniform
Oe
luxr
b
em
ee
I/jw summer rates. Sec V. A
« Nii i i i I v . F lo r id a
eye is an impassibility, nnd even
It) A \i. u * k i : k h
Speer, 411 Park Ave.
N E W T O R K . O n e W a y , $ 37.00 upt R ou nd T r ip $S 9.18 up
M.-imii t rifrlt the most riotous visitor finds
93.00 ( l i r a /ar# each way on Diract S. S. IR O Q U O IS
(ji'liCllit <* irl
within
a
v<*ry
short
time
that
lie
FOR RENT: To Responsible party
CHARLESTON, Clae W . T t t l . 0 0 upi RouaJ Trip f l*.OOa®
must uliey tho law.
well furnished Spanish house in
DUST ON. 0.4. War, 141-49 ae
ISFER Service of all kinds,
Standing
Joke
beautiful surroundings. Five ronmr > ul Jrr o f 4|i|»llrn«lnn f*ir T m l l r r i l
ne 670-W or 3302. C. E.
There is u standing joke among
l n t l r r h r f l l t i i i A7fi o f I Nr i i r B r r i i l
znrage, will give lease if wanted
rning.
r » «»f t Nr f t t a f r « f F l o r M l I Americans in l^indon thnt "prohi
ST. JOHNS RIVER SERVICE
Price $60. Address T. P. II. Cat**! S oNlgafuf
l i n ' I* h»*rrhy k I v **H tliul It *1Strutm t leaves Sanford I 2 t l 5 N o c ^ v r r y W ed ., Fri. 8
is worse
ViVritvrlhi r, nui rluiBrr o f Tw* 1%’ r- bition" in this country
Tim Hernld.
Sun. D ue la arrive in Jacksonville utT following mornin*.
i »fIt .ilc No. 211, ihili'fl flit* III* flttV than at home.
«»f Jurt*'. A. I » . I!«22. Iium l l i n t *ahl
iVIGIIT PR IN T SHOP
21— Acreage For Salt
"In
America,"
they
say,
"nt
n T l i r i f U h ' In my n f flo r . Mild hfkN
TktOueb tU k tti aral b .« | . « r . hrrkwl lliiou «h to (einripal NurUuiu Paiata
i’Y errrice on any thing In
mudi* n|)|flri!l loll f4«r t o * d« rd l*» l*« least you can get a drink at any
Atii|*J« fat 111l i f t (or lutom obilta
ting. A phono rail will gut FOR SALK: 10 acres virgin land "ii*1 In oct'nnliinr«* tvlIII law.- Stild hour of the day or night."
i*rilUnii'rM th** (iilh»W llljf
Ft* I<*1 1 * wfwmatwa, nJuti, nitnalirm , Hr. af f tj u
churcd and plowed. James Al crPtlfh'Mlr
nvan. Phone 417-W." 9 ItailIn this country, the hours tire
iJ«**rrlln,il pri»|H*rl) nI I u h I H In S**mliinlr r m i i i i ) , rinrhln, tn»tvll :
len, Ginderville Store.
W*.
reatriefed, nnd the law is en
I! .1 atn-H o f M - S o f N W M nf
forced.
Kn*. I*’., Tw |»
20 H.
Itu n g r Jl
ACREAGE FOR SALE: suitable
\Unl
UNI
Conditions such ns these have
for poultry farm. I-of uteri four T h r wmid la ml h»*ln« a
■««•*! at th**
EalabUahad IS44
IP YOUR OLD WALLS
iliil#1 uf iRNtiaiii'o t»f itucli rrrtlfh*at#s left but one course to thy Ameri
miles
south
of
Sanford
on
old
Or
JACKSONVILLE
IE NEW W A L L PAINT
Pie* l. Foot of liberty Street
In t lir nam>' *»f XV. K. I »ult«»>«*'. I ’ n* can visitor—sightseeing.
In Lou
1NG NEW AND BET- lando road. 33 acres, part high 11*nit Mihl fr r I I fh ’fti*1 MhaJl !*• r**’- don and its environs, in the Miri- wora
ui'riirilltlM If* Ifl'W lav *1»'i'd
L FURTHER INFOR- land and some of it low, ideal for (Irrfitrrj*
ill I moii** |h **rron th r 11th do> nf
chickens and ducks. Can he bought w
I lift**. A. I».. I?»2R
C A LL PHONE 235-J
U i t n i ’MM my
nffh'lu l
**lciw»t lire
V. C. COLLER, SAN- for 110ft per acre on your own ami
M'ul i litre tli*1 <th «)m)' *>f Mft) ,
terms. Address R. J. Holly, First
A l » . 11*2*1
National Batik Building, Sanford,
V K IH it i11,ASH.
Tor rl
iii:Hanilllt*ri.\V3ktfk
Fla.
t ' l i r k t i r c u i t (?ntirt( H«*n»lt»oln
I'l itin i) Khitldo.
Y ’S DRUG STORE— Pro- 22— Rea! Estate To Exchanne
IIV A M. W K B K S ,
itiona, Drug*. Soda, We are
iJrfmt * Clerk.
tr aa your pnono. Call 103. W ILL TRADE: Sevrral building (H I’ A I . )
Iota, free and dear, for sma
house in good section, k our pnc'i
iriT T rounT, t w k x t y DING BLOCKS—Irrigation must be right. In answering this u Tilll u
IIII J1 IIIC'I AL FIIH'I IT OK
>
1
.(lim
it IX AMI Kim »BS|.
ad
give
complete
information
aa
■ and general cement work,
n
iv n iA v r iis tr .
e Concrete Co. J. E. Tor* to site of house, location, and T I ImKh H.kO FrToI ItK' xl t N
H T A T K K L I F I- I N price. Address S. B. D. Care The
H F U A N F K C O M P A N Y , ti r.irpurnr, Prop. 3rd and Elm.
llmi nrKiHilsril nml i-xtatliiK under
Herald.
______
ill-- U w a o f th e Hlwtu o f Alst.aina
UH0UR
S
NEW YORK
clouted the hall well over th® .300
mark, nnd performed brilliantly in
tho field.
Beck is a member of the Sigma
Xu Fraternity, Pirates, Blue Key,
Sigma Delta I’sl; Dlnck nnd White)
Council. His eareer on the Florida
campus has been both colorful and
popular, and hia many friends
join In congratulations upon his
Award of the Norris Traphy, and
in best wishes upon his forthcomng seasons in professional hosehall.
MHPJPi
STEARNS' v
Electric
•d ll
EssUy KHU R h # S ,W i
Cockroachst,!
Ahtr Mifta* k river ms to* i
sir to dls outtids. Used by
lor 50 r*»r* »o gn rid <4 iK sw I
U
r2rsr~-J7r^'i5i'«wi
M ONBT B AC K I f I f f A IM
IlMk 3 Pare * s<* awl fla t «U A i fl
■■
A.;.
T
t«h*
ab*
e«l
wei
not
Growing Birds
Need This Feed!
nti
r*
Vitr
You can’t make profitable pullets, or market
poultry, out of insufficient, or incorrect feed.
But with this great ration —
vr
TI
Quaker
Bt
.N
FUL-O-PEP
Growing Mash
$if
you can hurry your young birds into strong,
capable maturity. For this feed contains’just
the things young chicks should have—oatmeal,
■iw !
cod liver meal, minerals, proteins, and now — . .a
molasses in dry form! Help your young birds •a.<
develop into husky, money-making layers. Put
them on Ful-O-Pep Growing Mash. W e have
it for you.
,1
T<
in
H. B. M cCall Industries Inc.
It
C
h
D
C l y d e L in e
PI•P, SERVICE
INC.
AI. ROOFING: Tho Roof Evsting.
Metal
ehinglcs
ing seam tin and galvaniied
See Jamea H, Cowan. Oak
and Third 8t. Phone 111-
W ILL EXCHANGE: Building lot
for automobile. IM !■ worth
from $500 to $800. Address Box
134 cat® Tho Herald. _____ _
26— Miaceflanrotm F o r Sale
kPH— repairing, piano J'OTATOES delivered at $1.00 a
bushel. These are culls, too small
exjerta with 17 yean
Sanford muilc atore for shipping, and more trouble to
pLander Ar- prepare for cooking than the Urfe
ones h u t # i« a* good to cat. Tele
phone your order in the evening to
Help Wanted Male
775.
________•
I to la^’ U le’ ti»r aublrriga- FOR SALE cheafp' $40.00 refriger
ator $18.50, $35.00 Princes, m^
.t 110.00 per 1000. Com® at
. W- -Merriweather, I-akc- hogany temwagop
$8-“°.
$15.00 auto $3-50, Tricycle $1.75.
a. R. F. D. No, 3.
I
I Aiiglcy Apta. Phohe 662-W. __
ituatlon Wanted
FOR SAL eT One walnut breakfast
MEN want work of any kind.
room suit $50-00 one . fSM.OO
O. Box 1431.
Electric stove $1M).00. rf)ne 0x12
Rug
$50.00.
Mrs. McCracken.
B Planttt A n d F lo went
Dreamwold.
Plants; 25c per doron.
W per loft. II. F. Whltner, Jr, GREEN ENAMEL ^ / a n g e
and 20 gallon water boiler. Mrs.
iallon.
■A , j j , g ffillh. Rhone 10.
W AN TE D
4 1} />
_________ 30 foot 1
BOAT’ F^lThAl-E:
deck cruiser, thirty inch
TTID; T o huy tocorvt) hand
Tcycle. kfuat be reasonable fully equipped, despes***> Rood condition. Box K ,e*° rrosonobls. P. 0*
td Herald.
U
'_____
w i t h the Uiith.irlly (■• tin biielnesa
tn the Htnte o f Fitirlda. C o m p l a i n '
a tit,
I .K K I I A H T . J A I 'H It
W K IN H T IC IN ,
M. AI'tll -’ N T A FAUN F.lt. unit M I L 1,1 K Z K I . M K N O V I T Z . D e fen d a n U .
IIIIIIKH OK PI IH.It ATIOV
T IIK MTATK
OF
F I-O ltltM .
TO
T I I K A F T K I t N A M H it H K FK .N D ANT. O IIK K T IN O K .
. .
„
TO:
M l t-I.lr.
R K I.M K N O V IT Z
whose rea ldence and nddresa Is
Itrunswli-k, (l e o r u l a
...........
you
au k
H k iiK ttv o n n K itu n
to a|>near In tin- hill <>f roin p ls lu l
flit it in the nh nvr a t j l e i l euiiae, nil
nr liefnre thn Slid day o f July, A. D,
I!*!*, th e smile tielflK «. Illlte P a y nf
Oils lln iio ra h la Fnurl. « r else a det-ree pro eon fe s s o w ilt lio ente red
ssslnet you.
___
I T IH K t T t T H E l t O H P K I t K P lhat
Ihla i\ol|ce he putillshed ones u w e e k
for fo u r c o n se c u tiv e w e e k s In T i l l !
H A N F O IIP H B fT A Ltl.
u nrwap ap ei
of g e n e r a l efreula tlun In Sa nfor d.
Hrmlnole F oun ty, F lo tilla
W IT N K H r t ih e
hand of
POI'H I-AF S. F l e r k , nnd Ihe seal o f
the a b o v e s ty le d C ourt .In Uaufotd.
this i l day o f May. A. P . I#S».
V. K. IMIIUILAW*.
.Clerk F l r c u l l Fourt.
H r A. M W K K K H .
,
Deputy F lerk .
MStrulfe A Voo rh la.
A l l o t n e ) s f o r Fooiplninun t.
|
( O f fi c i a.1
l Heal).
has returned
to its old location
at
105 North Palmetto
,
Door
(/ ■1 - '
To
Ford
*
Garage
*
■ >
*
.
A O T I4 T *
N otic e Is h e re b y g i v e n that Ihe
partnership o f
H uM wIu
u Ilrow n
has been d is so lv ed since N o r e m h c r
m l . and IH-it ■ am not rrnponstble
f o r an y o b l i g a t i o n * o r c o n tra cts o f
J. D, B row n.
I HAVE IHflO ACRES OF AGRICULTURAL LAND AS FIN E 11
AS ANY IN THE STATE OF FLORIDA, most of it pralrik;*
luiiil, ready for the plow, ov«cr I0U acres already in u high i f i l ? *
of cultivation.
.‘jHrtea
The soli Is a rich sandy lonm, with clay subsoil. It is in the flpw«^,
lnj{ well district, and ihe drainage is perfect,with u fall of eight#*
to eleven feet to two big drainage innals, one running through
Its western side and the other along its eastern edge. It is^bor.n
dered by the .St, Johns River on the south and by a broad Ijjf*
proved highway on the north, with another tmpinved highway
running through iL It is crossed hy the F. E. C. Railway With'':
n freight station only one mile away nml the promise &t n1’
siding on the property itself. It has every u Ivantage ihiscm*
ed hy the la*«t pgrieullurul lands in the Sanford rilstrict, and'Ih'I iir virgin land, is likely to be fret* for some years fiom plant I
diseases and insects which cause so much trouble tin old laadm'
During the past season, on the part under cultivation. It pn*» .
(iuceri as it* first crop lift barrels of potatoes to the a<ut*f
marketed three weeks uhea.l of Hastings and bringing pricca
double those rcnlixcri by the Darings glowers. There haiv.
Just lieen taken off it a ,-rop of eucumbers sai.t by di tinter®.-t- i
fd parties familiar with Ihe ruke districts nt XVuchula, Winter ,
Garden, Webster, Williston and ether points In Florida, to lu‘ ‘
by far the best prHured anywhere in the state, and- soi l
at the "tup of tlie market". Other crops now growing on ih*v '
land show its lenierkubL fertilitv ntirl that it will produce
bumper ctops of everything that »-nn be raised in tlv* sretion,'■
TO THE FIRST COMERS AND FOR A LIMITED TIME O N L Y /
1 am (vfferlng this lutvi, either Dm raw or Improved, in srunll
mid large trarls at exliaordiuarily lovy pricus and on excep- v
tionally easy terms, but writh a big discount to buyers prttinted t» pay ull cash.
*
Telephone in the evening to 775 for an apppintine it to see t111* *
land. It Is less thtvn 26 minute, drive front the center of
towrn and I will he glad to show it to you at any Ume.
'(
W. M. YOUNG.
Hughey Street & KJm Ate * R
I’. O. Box 14
Telephone 773
-ClassifiedBusiness Directory
llatterles
H E M STITCH IN G
.Singer Sewing Machhte Shbp
Machine* Sold, Rented. Exchang'd.
Ea»y rajrmenta
. -j
?hone 80 North I'ark. Vahtre B U *.
THE I
11off-Mac Battery. Co.
117 Bret 2nd. fitrret.
I.unch Room
.
»_
FOR GOOD eat*^- t r e " ^ T
iAinch Room, 10$ Wert Ftre*
SEMINOLE
AW NING
SHOP. Street,
Awning*, Window *Knde». TarpauD ry Clcankuc
lins. Anything of Canvaa. S0« Eait
2nd. Street. Phone I I . , ,
■JAN1TARY STEAM PR
' Odorless Dry Cleaning
Auto Topti
968. 114 S. Park.
A w n in gs
Next
EiApcrL
a*
Repairing
-
Servicing - Overhauling
%
" . . .
,
. i , . /if ;
Ur
VT
in
Furniture
SPENCER TOP SHOP, CurUla*
Citfhlon* and Seat Covering*. WE BUY or trade in u*ed fund
lure. Wagner Furniure Qp.7
103 West 2nd. 8treat.
V.'TOl
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Published In Florida's Heart,
The World's Greatest Vegetable
Spot nnd Richest Garden Land.
AN in d e p e n d e n t d aily n e w s p a p e r
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OWS SMITH
UNPOPULAR
ivassing BoardHas
inishea Tabulation
Lnd Results Reveal
Interesting:
Facts
L e a se d
Wire International News Service
Head Of Business
Dies In Car Wreck
PAI.ATKA, Flu.. June 9.
—(IN S )—E. I.. Whitworth <15.
president of the Whitworth Elec
tric Company of Pnlntka nnd St.
Augustine, was instantly killed
today when the ear in which he
was riding crushed into u parked
truck on highway •!, nine miles
from St. Augustine. J. llnbert*
son, manager of the Hastings
branch of the Whitworth Compnny, was driving the car. He
suffered a broken jaw, und his
wife sustained u broken m.V
and other injuries. Whitworth
is survived by his widow, two
daughters at West l’alm Ileach,
where he formerly wsu in bust*
nos.; and a son in XVichitu, Kan.
The remains will lie forwarded
to Camilla, (Ja., his former
Lame, for interment.
t U N F 6 l(l),
TTBIM)A, ?^ATWiyATrTDNiro7Tu2~s~
DRY QUESTION Jacksonville M inister Is
Principal Speaker Before
APPEARS LOST Joint Church Dinner Here STERNER OVER
HOOVER ISSUE
AS U.O.P. ISSUE
S ta u n c h P r o h ib itio n
H a c k e rs
With about too representatives >men didn't know how to retreat,
of six Sanford ehurehes present. ] Hotter citizenship and hiker ideals
the joint meeting Inst night at
service were other needs
............. . i - " — r t h
Tornado InKansas
Results In Deaths
WICHITA, Khnx., J u n e f 9.
— (IN S )—Two are dend. five
are less • M-rioufly Injured ar.d
many slightly injured, an result
of * tornado which struck nenr
Caldwell, Knha., last Inldnlght,
according to delayed report*
reaching hero today. Blue City,
Anthony, Knns.. L ittle Sandy,
A d h e r e n ts o f C a b in e t C a n d i
d a t e A n d H ls E n e m ic s H e « ln I Okla., tind other small villages
. T o I n d u le e I n P e r s o n n l l t l e a I within h radius of 30 miles »>f
A s H o w G ro w s ln U H te rn c s n i Caldwell were in the path of the
storm which uprooted trees,
destroy'd telephone nr.d tele
Kansas City Awaits
graph lines nnd unreofed several
TL'’ dend are a Mr.
Arrival Of Mellon buildings.
r.nd ?2ts. Williams, who lived a t
'
------n paiuping ttntlon at L ittle San*
Sccretnry Of T reasu ry Holds
dy,
.
P l a n k HE n d o rs In g ° ^ c d sL m td • | J ^ ‘Tdfr^ n* nf 1J c " J j j . #nJ“£ [* ,* ';
Urhownl^ .
T fT *
i . t
r . . “ o'e affairs of its kind ever m aster for the occasion w as I. L.
A c t lA lo k D o o m e d T o D e u a t staged in Sanlord.
Following Pumas, who intioductxl several
the serving of dinner, Ur. R. H. ministers and pivcldcnts of the
•
MeCaslin, pastor of the River- several repr-sviuvit clubs. Talks
Borah
Is_ Pacified
_
_
.
side Presbyterian Church, gave were tnade tiy wic Rev. Murium-i
•*
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O i l S o r e Q u e s t i o n «n address that brought tremen* cr (ilover, Ur. W. P. Iluhrmuit.
_____
dous applause front Iti.i hearers. Rev. J. liernard Root, Dr. Brown- |
of IT* Dr F. D. King, Rev. F. M.
A c llo n O f t d j h b 8 « , . . , , r In l - i S S i * , ™ ,
Marler, K. L. Markell, Voile L.
Kev To Situation Which Is
D ro p p in g H iaD rlveT oIInV O McCn.lin u trcsw l the need for WilliiUns. Kent J*oislu*r, Wither
Causing DouhtToManagcrs
D rin k Is s u e F i r s t A m a z e s men of strong character to di 11A.cues, Ray Fox arid E. It. Run
rect wor' I n ffairs, lie related the dull Jr.
>yle Carlton Carries
KANSAS CITY, June 0.— (INS) story of Horatio a t the bridge
Musical featu .es worn furnish
KANSAS City. Mo., Ju re 5).
ICountyBy MarginOf
—The prohibition issue, which nnd pointed to the rourngo nnd ed by two i|ui.rtettes, one com
(IN S) The fight between adunselfish service of the Roman posed i f It. ('. Moore, S. ,f. Nix,
Almost 1 Thousand
cnnie roaring into the presidential horn.
In-rcrts
o f lie rh e ft Hoover and
Jlen of deeds nnd action, F. E. tiutolielj nnd F S l-Jitimm
rampaign last Spring like a men of strrngUi and courage, hu anil the lithe, eom pujie^^uf^ ALxj-Dt«> hard-VircsROdapt
jitT-Hoover
i-Hoover tdlh's
nUlo;
March lion, nntienred todny to declared, nrq— vtliiit the world A M Phillip-, Mrs, \ V . ^ 1 o ; i . ^ r . - ; | -.V ontrul<S* ” th.-' Republics?
Thct
countv canvassing
an
Mrs, U. L cllcnn n i u r W A !l. t *
rr
Ir.i'.J (uliulation of Scmilie. missing out of the Itepuhll- needs most today, .. J. • '
.. ir
'n
Moure.
Miss Marngrel
Davis ! Nal,0»nl Lonvention is irrov.ing
The
speaker
paid
tribute
to
tlm
le’s vote in ^gestlnv’s nrichn pVtuty like' jh e ' pkoverhiul American spirit, which led the
C o in n ttin d e r O f N n tin n a lis ts
(Jroii)i j liittcrness and intensity.
was the accompanist,
Jry. election lias been com*
lamb.
A v s n re s F o r c ip n Lep'.ntionfi
Yankee general in France l<» tell singing was led by D ouglas
It is reaching the i Inge of per*
led and the results presT h n t A ll L iv e s W ill H c P ro The ardent "dry*,” who planned his fellow French officers th at his Hunney.
, snua'.itiee—always /‘tire nign of
some Inlefestinu facts, F o rm a l I 'e tltlo n T o H e l 'r c - a fight to incorporate in the Re
tc c te d W ith in C ity ’s W a lls
desperation on both sides. Il.-iri!
th e re st «if the state,
se n led T o C ir c u it J u d g e T o publican platform n plank-endor
PEKING. Juno
9.—(IN S )—
feelings th at may Idon nil in N e v
O pen H ullot H e x e s ; I r r e g u
countv voted overwhelmsing the Volstead Act, pledging
Approximately
0,000
Shansi
enilior
arc
heiin?
engendeieJ
Harsh
la
r
itie
s
H
u
sls
F
u
r
A
c
tio
n
v for nnti-Sm lth delegates
endorsement of the Eighteenth
words seldom heard at CJ. O. P, troops, under tho command of
the national Democratic
A recount of the votes for sher Amendment and extolling prohi
vent ion.
gatherings are lie'rig bnr.du d nliout General Shnng Chrn, bail occupied
the lint includes W. K. Allen, iff in ulj precincts will he sought bition, appeared doomed to defeat
tin* hotel lotliicr ami u. tiia camps Peking today. Si.ang becomes
[(). Harrison, Ilryan Mack and by Sheriff C. M. Hand, it was ! without even a good run for their
garrison commander, lie declares
of the various candidates.
rur W ayhright nnd Mrs. l.ena learned today afte r u number of money. The prospects all pointed
th
at Kuomintong troopa, anothor
"Hoover can’t win," proclaim the
the official to to adoption of a ‘'generality'1
Mrs. Alvina Crni;,, Mrs friends hail urged
.
group
of the Southern N ational
“
Q
u
e
e
n
O
f
D
lu
n
io
m
is
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S
t
a
t
e
s
alics.
"Ai
Sm
ith
.vii:
lick
him,
Nooney and M r.. Dwight I foM ^ ‘hi* pmccume because of plank, based upon suggestions H uk 10,000 L e a d O v e r N e a r e s t
S
h
e
Is
“
R
a
r
ln
l
o
C
o
H
u
t
hands
down."
“
That
i,
hitting
he*
ists,
occupying
tho Peking area
R ivul W h o Is S id n e y C u l ts :
from the state at large end j ■»*««> irregularities ... several of proflered by Senator William E.
L e v in e , H a c k e r O f J o u r n e y . ,
lh esb elt." Mt-.r* the Hoover total 10
division?,
Including
S
eco
n
d
C
h
o
ic
e
V
o
te
s
S
n
ln
D e c id e s T o J 'o s t p o n e T r i p , m ara^ . , Tliat
dcf, ullst t a |k groups under General
rhrist Stockton am t Homer K. ( ’ o j ^ h j ’ face of an official tabu Borah, of Idaho, which merely
T o F a v o r T a m p a C u n d id u tc
Fen*
from the fourth eungrossion I latiun mode yesterday by the coun- . called, for obedience to the ConCURTISS FIELD. N. Y.. June 9. | th a t hordera ..n parry disloyally." gyuainng; the la tte r troops have
without
specifically
■district.
All of i.iesc have ty canvass.ng
Fla.,
9.
n e r u i Hand
iia u u .
•
i TALLAHASSEE,
m i.i .« i i .i o n r .r ., riu
., June ».
eutivnssing uoara,
hourd, sSheriff
— (IN S )—Althcugh «hp ii "rarin* H itm e n these twu tippi.slte lines. not entered Peking.
tin* verba! liuttle continued today
In accepted as s.rictlv opposed was defeated h)r J ; F. tV-Clellaiul 'n^ ° ft,{|ni inK dl.Veiopment in | - ( I N S ) - With ,. lend of more
to go" and is chafing liecai.se of mi all fronts with tem pers ruffled j Tho capital is etill cut off
I the nomination ot Snm.i, hut by n margin of 10 \otcs. The tabu the nrol.lbltlon
sltunlion
wan
the
than
10,000
votes,
Doyle
K.
Carlprohibition situation was
roert re.iiei, onuui campaign Intion does not include second nppnrent abandonment by Rural. 1tun ef Tampa bon won the Den.o- the enforced delay which threatens an dthe usual eamtidatorinl rivalry from outside communication ex
to thw art her ambition to be the embittered.
' crpt by radio, although motorcars
cr in e . ur.ua, nu.« uviw.ii.^d ‘ choice votes In live precincts, men.it is into such n situation that carrying telegram s, long delayed,
mi and
a> in >kii. w» > uiih- perH af tb<* canvassing board de- of his much heralded drive to I cr(ll|c n„m inntinn for governor of first woman to fly across the
force the Republican Party into F| , ,
„ lu n „ fnm l Tuesday’s North Atluntic, Mira Muhel Roll Andrew \V. Mellon will step on del acted
yesterday
afternoon.
»vtV-“
clnring Hint errors in the method an
outsiDokon und apfcific dec*
.
will not begin tier "glorious ad
nr- county ' ole for the 10
counting had mode it Impossi- lnrution
in fuvor of the pruhi- Democratic prim ary indicated to venture in the monoplune Colum Monilny. Probably no Republican Lighting is reported in tho region
gatea is u*
Allen. ()!t t|) checg the results accurately.
convention ever want <1 for an in- 1of Pictsaug, nbout 10 miles north
*
hition 1law.
It was ,,,
Borah who
bia bcfoic
tomorrow
unless dividonl vv.tli !<*• much impatience <f Tientsin hetw«*«n K uotnlnting
llam&un,
.'Iuck,
. u.._ nl^n ituind th a t errors UU,UI1
41
t day.
)*ayiirignl, i.l.n*; lliru ; __
...... , ...
......made
„„,i„ in I harassed all the Republican p re ti
Form er Governor
Sidney J. weather cndiliomi Improve lirctd- ( ulll real concern. Tin* diminutive organisations nnd
disorganised
arc ,believed
to w..„_
huve been
kt.i; .Cruig,
i,3s-i; iMioney, tabulation in other precincts. In dentiai candidates a few months f'n tts was second, ubout 1tit. vote, edly.
Secretary of tin* Treasury, laci- N orthern troops,
who, lncking
.MucKton
;
........
i
„
K0
hy
writing
them
"dry"
quesrjl;
Kchu,
l.uuu;
The fair aviation elitlu.si
'
shy, uneomimiiiieativc. ml-1 transport or food are aceking to
v.ew of the oloH*ne.s of ^ e c a n |
ahKinp Ul(v |li(rh „ ffice in front of Ur. Fens A. H atha
|a:i und anta, l,«.io.
d
im
Ics A. 1
bolds ilie key to the iiomi- escape.
M-mmoie County gave CJover- didati* and I; ‘
K
I seekers not only how they stood way, rliuirinun of the S tate Road plane, reaclie
Tim Peking gates aro closed
-.unit? it one way it
.... .
- l-ritjea, the rher.fl » . d he had le - 1 n lh0 pr„nit.ition issue, hut Dt-putlinen'.. It was not believed
jotin W. aturtiu a n.fcjoi.ty
with
suloilantial g m rd a every
loduy
a
fte
r
.
<
...
i
mover;
if
ho
turini
i:
the
other
, hey full nbout enforcing , ,lrn> thut
rnn overtake t:«rl
r I'a.k irum m ell in tnc race tided to ask Tor a recount ail
porta.
. L
way it isn’t Hoover
r so, at where. Tho situation is generally
United Stales kv.nuioi,
" ‘In. raring,
* •,•* the former lcu>t. do Die lends i .s on l> >ti) idf quiet. Ueproacntatlvea
of
tho
The'ofD eer said he thodVht tlie j b ^
whether they favonal ,lS | tim wjt h his second choice votes.
lato r 'iran.meU wo>i <Aer me
S..iuiii
Goveri^tiT,
General
YcnRochester,
N.
Y.,
ttirl
di
lyred,
|
ft^u
rr
it.
l
a
te
s
t
returns,
with
a
few
Die by a handsome margin. action was necessary to "clesr an
/—
*.*1 -the convcUif'sti ••frtti- sithr- * Hsi-Shan, am t-o f the* J ia tla n o lcounty vote wu- us lollows; 1 otherwise complicated j.Jtuatlon.**( , “ rt^
' ' nuusiim m oires^tii cincts still missing, give CnrUoft "the ship is raring to go and tw o'
in J,o2U;
I i.JlIl 'ITrammell,
! lint tlll-l I. 1t.Joi
.tit) 1 •The
l‘L. II.,..^1,1
**
*
....
_ .
pilots arc rarln t * g.i. but Die I mary is com riled by nil n e u tra l' i?t Foreign
Office,
officially
krtin,
Herald ...a,
was_ •miililai
.inutile III
to l?lll
get III
in I *lend
for a "bone-dry"' 73,.ri00; L’utts <13,2:0; Hathaway wculher doesn't lo >k favorable | observe)a. The T9 votes th at Mel- lallet) on ihe Foreign legislation*.
kite ine state tu.al in tnis race touch this ufternooii with Mr. Mt- , . a .real. linttle
..Republican platform ,
News-iniK-rs
supporting for a flight rivht now "
Ion repated’y holds have her- n.c S rw ra l of tho minJxtcra returned
[s M artin, 0r.,V<2{ Trammell. Clelland, hut friends expressed
«VliIi5v f J S
Irv in e nuiii that “ It 'io k s like all 'im portnid.
Without
tin in ‘ tlm calls.
(t,»3U.
the belief
thnt he would welcome •* — * ...........
Indict that
,ln th “'V,>' h'"'"
pcmu Bryan Owen cu.ried the a recount and Unit he would olfcii, jntu „d s u o h
All incomers gave nastirar.ee
u plank.
nomination, (.nrlton will he op- i. two nr three day wuit". He an Hoover's nomiiinii *n become* a
July by more titan 1,100 votes
noiinced
he
linil
ninde
arrange
m
atter
of
real
detild:
w
ith
tliem
In*
of
a d-.-i.it' to take over Fokin;:
|jul (j)ti j|ora|, suggestion, a? \ posed in the November election Dy
rr Cougraasmui.
J. Sears. no formal olijevtnm t«» the liunu
ments vvitli Lieutenint llom v H nominntioii is nssnreil
I without intarfercnce with for|p. Owen received 2,04.'» votes as 1,‘ t !u " sheriff is expected to fib
It might he p . >il*h to noiniinti etgtiers right *. Some
foreign
l" 2 C,,l,,,,r
W‘' J ' ,,OW° y' ,*"l,ubl,cu". luU ,h * ! Cla.-k nt Roosevell field for the
pared trf liei opponents 90ti. netit on. wi b Judge \\ W. Wright S "".’ot' of,
Democrats ure e x i t e d to |.<4 j Columbia to h„ ink.,, there for Hoover lu re next week witlniul guards will lie m aintained until
pititions
with
Juug
•
*
chairm
an
of
the
resolutions
coin(heir
mmol
overwhelming
majority
(Ill- .otals in the district were:
foimiil Ki.oinintang co:.trjl
the hop-off when Die time wax do u vote from I’e n n - y h It it
oil Monduy, setting ,l'rth u ^ oi ni(ttec-, container! no specific rt*f- u(„| ,m,k,. i'nrlton the next govero2,224; Sears 30,111.
effective.
eided upon. Il is believed Dial believe il—und that intitule* the | com
licoige
AURo.*y,' Sanford
time his ivas.ms
pruhlhltion.
pnrty i liur
„,,r »»
«fl rFlori.l.i,
hv W.‘ ------. \|
i
*tor
* asking
•
o» tilr«-I •; c.,-cnco
1
\»*SI«*Sv*n«s. The
I
H'l IHHi
Miss
Roll
will
hop
in
DM
On-hurd,
Hoover
maitugers, hi o iling a*
believe their]
|{,itb Bryan Owen nf Coral
In, wus victorious over K. " j I count If tin** petition ** Kixnivu, ,CU(|t.rM c„ u|dn’t
Aluiiie, und take off friin there oil they «:v with confidence Count nx I D m I’I'V T l l t i w l .O D V P C
the
inspec
n e lor presidential elector in the cou.t will instruct
eyes.
There
w
u
the
single
word
Gabies,
tins
at
least
achieved
io-r
I
t
- i t •*
I
».* v o .
•
»v
r« • ■ ■
»
..............
t i i i i n t n,
i i s s r.
m
iv «o »
**»•••» * »
•
they w ill—and do tiicv c iu't a i u * * J 1 l t i l W L t u V L o
uup number t'l.v while Ammon tors of the several p te rin s <> •*nu||jf ientlon*' ,,,
...... j ambition to represent her district tho flight to 'tome.
in the ..........
Borah plank,
Miss- Roll appealed at t'n* fly figure DicmsfNi* “ In" without
Clellun triumphed over KoIhwi appear before a on u certain date
’stn-tch’""of in Congress. Sin* «h*foi.tcd . on
Parker in gioup number tvra
the hullnt buvea will In. o,ie..- h | mn^ nnt|on could !«• taken gresamun \V. J. Sears hy about ing field today wearing her fam help nf Mellon, for they know Dim ,
ioyte Lariton *wept the county ^ am, „ recount mode.
lo M n c tiy rcU!r lo prohihiti.in. Hi,0(1.1 m ajority. Congressman Tom ous diamond*, whteh guitn d her if Mellon stays outside the Hoover
moi-e than two to one over
international renown a . "f|ii*vn of column lie will keep others out, tooThere wu» n.ucli speculation . on
hi„ |p|ank
i 0lhprwiWf
■wlev f ..in
‘
-cited
■* — the Yon and Herbert Urnne have been the diamonds", Shu :n d Dint he
In* Hathaway, hi* nearest o|iThe (car of tho Hoover m ana
he streets today as to wi.al ‘"e-j v|eWll oncc expressed hy (5‘•‘■•‘ge rv-clecled.
SOUTHAMPTON, Eng.. Juho 9.
ticnt. Ilia total was 1,611); llutnfore site departed for Europe by gers lies in w in: they privately
.count would reveal. Li lends ol W||ahjntlon( rpRnrdlnK th e soneUnited
States
Senator
I’urk
lay, 006; Cults, 42»; I’nylor, Sheriff Hand expressed the lieliaf
uir she would sen Dint Iter precious admit is their "liuid Mrcngllt," — (I N S ) —With u pnrtlng verbal
I th y of the Constitution. The Trammell polled an easy victory t.tones were on thpir way m-rns* by that is, some I6u voter thnt are shot lit Sir William Joytison llk h s,
L und Carson
The Tampa
In ’s total here will he m aterial- that he would he able Ui pick up reference to “nullification" m ere over Governor Join. W. Martin for apeclul messenger on a liner, «u perfectly wIIlim; to go along with British home secretary, Harry
increased on second choice VO- enough mjcoi *1 elndce voteii in lli»* ly cited how any concerted a t tho form er’s Heal in the Senate, Dtul she would lie tilde lo wear Hoover so |, tq; mk lie appears to Kendall Thaw sailed for New York
If Cults remains in second sevetal musing precincts to win tempt to ignore the Constitution and Martin in u statem ent hu*
— an involuntary passenger on the
itinn, C arlton's secoml choice out, hut Mr. McClelland and his was a menace to American insti formally conceded the victory of them to the “various receptions lie the likely nominee. Rut these Canard liner Aquitania. Sir Wilvoles
are
sensitive,
uudcpcnduhle
tendered hy governments
und
e will total 300 lor u grand supporters were contident Dial tutions.
his opponent.
royalties" which she said she look tieyouud tlie third hullot, and likely lium had issued nn order through
|aI 0f 1,810 ns ngumst . atls the recount would only serve to
"The plank that Senator Borah
Anti-Smith candidates for eight ed forward to at tho end of her to lie very trim n >ry beyond Dial Die iintni^riitiou authorities! re
atnl total of 400. If lluthawuy increase his Irud. There wus u prepared contained
no
direct delegntes-aUlargo ran two to one
point. Ilcuce lh** drive and the in fusing ThaV p-irmiasion to laud
i*hes second Carbon’s second general belief on the streets that reference to prohibition," Sena over their opponents, ull hough flight.
sistence
of tlie Dover HIMtlUgor* to up ii E n g liJlr^iil.
nice vote will he 225 lo give u Mr. McClelland would lie ..-turned tor Smoot explained. "It was en Herbert Felkel, Florida
Smith
"I don’t llkir your home secre
"do il quickly" lienee Du* dtof 1,705 und Hathaway's the winner.
tirely satisfactory to me nnd to lender, lias declared Dial ii.'l |H*r Plane Friendship Is
terminnt ion of 'hi h.ml pres :ed tary," TI)M eAild English news
load choice would he 106 for a
all purty leaders who huve seen cent of the Florida delegation is j Delayed By Weather allies to hold Du* line fast in lite paper VO|V*rters on the deck of the
rad total of 700.
It." It was reported however that •'satisfactory." While Die delega
line r. "IIU ace doesn't please mo.
Carlton
Is
Pleased
Comptroller Ernest Amo* lost
early Imlloling
.
son.o of the "m oderates" thought Hot. will go uninstructvd, some of
1 cannot inv that I have any
TREPASSEY.
N.
F„
June
9.—
|niinolo County despite the tact
The
ullli'i
nppi-ar
to
lieNnakipg
Over Seminole Vote the Horali plunk so “weak" that the delegates huve been outspoken ( IN’S J— Weather conditions toduy some headway, ulth nigh hdw much No,
fraternal feelings toward him at
at he swept the slute hy a two
un amendment vVms added to it. i | n g|au| r opposition to Governor again disappointed Miss Amelia is conjectural. The hulk <f tho all. Ilv Di,* limo tlie Aquitania be
one Vote over the combined
"Doyle K. t'urtton, Deinocratii- The um riuimrnt was suid to have Smith un Democratic nominee.
E arhnrt, Wilnu>r Stultx, and I.ou delegates won't arrive until to gan drawing out of her slip nt
)al of hi* two opponent.!, Kmory
Gordon, who arc eager to he off morrow, and the buttling is m ain noon the spectacular Alnerican
Martin und J. U. Stewart. The nominee dor governor of Florida, referred to the Republican P arty's
on th eir flight to England in the ly confined to ihu managers. But tourist had regained some of his
SURGEON DIES
»t choice vote in this county i* wishes to thank the people of Sem traditional stand for law enforce
tri-m otored
Fokker
monoplane
follows; Amos, V39; Martin inole County tor tnc wonderful ment.
the confidence of the n!11ca in their composure. He stood nt the rail
The mildnesa of Borah’s rec
aiirt Stew art l.OOrt. Although vote given him in the recent p ri
DEFUN1AK SPRINGS, Flu. Friendship.
ability
to "stop Hoover" Is in smiling broadly and apparently un
Squalls,' fog and adverse winds
second choice vote is not to mary election, »tnl l« »a y ,hnt *,1‘ ommendations wn* believed ef June 9 .—(IN S )—I-r. Charles U.
creasing.
Tin re la no denying concerned over Dio diastroua te r
were
reported
over
the
Atlantic
tabulated because of Amos will endeuvor to niecit this con fectively to huve eliminated a pro McKinnon, C2, well known phy
Dial.
L'or
example
firs. Ruth ILtn- mination of bin foreign vacation.
shipping
lancH.
Heavy
rain
con
Bjority over the field, it is ,n* ildence in the administration of.lhc hibition fight on the floor of the sician uml htirgcon of West Flor
"1 won't stop n t Cherbourg,"
esting to note that he received affairs of the high office for which convention. The handful of mili ida died Iteru today. He was con tinued to fall here nnd a murky na McCormick, Die generalissimo
Thaw- explained. " I am going to
fog
shrouded
the
entire
region.
of
Die
coalition
said
today:
•19 second choice ns against no has been nominated," L red R. tan t “dry*" undoubtedly
will sidered wealthy.
During
the The leak in one of the plane’s
"Thursday 1 would have said rush hack hutne. My holiday has
it for Stew art.
,
Wilson, chairman of the Seminole make a fight before the resolutions Hpanish-American W ar he served tanks wan repaired bv Gordon
that Hoover would win if Its got been completely ruined—a total
J Failure of the comptroller to County Carlton Club declared to- committee for their "bone-dry" as a surgeon of the F irst Florida
and only the w eather is keeping Pennsylvania's votes, hut todny I loss." Thaw hod been c-infident of
Irry this county i* attributed to
plunk, hut with Borah, Uieir lend Regiment.
^^
the fliers hark now.
|e failure of the_Semlnolej t-onn- rid *
will not concede even thnt. Mr. u suspension of Die H imp Office
air. Wilson also stated th at'M r. er, satisfied, their cause seemed
Hoover will not lie nominated. order barring his entrance until
Bank and the crlticisna that Carlton wished to thunk all of his hopeless, v
.
Claim th at Hoover will get 600 lut.' last night when his solicit irs
kvs diractrd at him for pern.it- friends who assisted In the cam
votes un the first or second b al in London sent him a telegram
}'g the honk to operate while paign in this county, and to say
Southern
Track
Star
lots are silly. There isn't a H-rover raying: "The Hume Office abso
wn* said to be in nn unsound lhat he hoped they would never
leader who ran list th a t muny lutely refuses to nP-nv you to laud.
Equab World Mark
have cause to regret that they
►mlition. *
actual votes for him. And if he Tho original order stands.” "*
cost their lot with his cause.
(Continued on p«ge *■)
hasn't them now he will never get
George McKory, one of the
SOLDIERS FIELD, June
9.
AUJANY. N. Y„ June, 9.— the vicinity and the crowd* in them.”
Wife Of PrinceCarof
Carlton lenders In Seminole Coun —(IN S )—Aubrey Dracey, a . frail (IN S )—Overcast skies and »n check.
• The confidrnro of the allies is
aval Aviator Dies ty,
declared that Doyle Carlton youth from Rice inslitude, thrilled occasional rain failed to dim the
The wedding itself was a bril engendered by several develop
Awaits Divorce Writ
The ments. One is the steady atrium
I n FsJl Of His Plane was elated over the wonderful 5000 fans this afternoon when he brilliance of the m llltary-cirie- liant religioui spectacle.
majority of first choice votra giv tied the world’s record in winning rcligious pageant hero today when ceremony was performed hy his
of new arrivals from the corn
BUCHAREST. June 9.— (IN S)
en
him by the voters of Seminole the 100 yard dash in nine and three Miss Catherine A. Smith, young Eminence Patrick Cardinal Ilayes,
NEW P O R T ,' a . L. Ju nr 9 —
country Inlntlcul to Hoover. An — Princess Helen, inoDter of UDlo
archbishop
of
New
York,
who
a
r
daughter
of
Governor
and
Mrs.
county
In
the
state,
except
the
two
fifth*
seconds
at
Die
annual
N
a
|N 8 )—Lt. H om e.^N . \Vi'Wn»"n’
AI Smith, w as united In m arriage rived last night with a rstlnue other is the blunt, perhaps brutal King Michael, cf Roumxnla. who
1,510 out of 2,904 cast for this of tional Collegiate A. A. meet.
.1 aviator, of N o S » lk*
has Just eurd form er Crown Prince
(Continued on Page 8)
Bracey, whose time established to Franclg J. Qullllnan, assistant of clergy. The full high nuptial
killed today and aeco”*'*! o'**" fice. a larger majority than an*
Carol for divorce, la expected to
mass
was
celebrated
In
a
setting
deputy
attorney
general,
or
county
In
the
.sac,
except
the
two
a new meet record, led all the way
kanuin, Harold F.. Ricker *■*
OFFICIALS
INDICATED
■rt her decree before tho end of
of
unusual
floral
decoration*.
flleved fatally Injured when < which now represent the one in and the Southerner came home Troy, and New York.
tho m onth.’ .
Florists worked all night a t tho
The
weaher
also
failed
to
lei*'Mch
he
was
horn
and
raised.
with
a
comfortable
lead
over
ane in whleh thev were flying
cathedral and the mansion plac
Tito official gazette today pub
PITTSBURGH, June 9.— (IN S)
er N arrangasett Bay went into
simpson, Ohio S tate, second and sen the enthusiasm a n d excite ing several car and truck loads
' is hod notiro that Carol m ust ap
PK a b ' m KLD FOR CHILD
tallspin at an altitude of 4,000
Foster, Washington State, third. ment of the crowds which gstti of flowers whlrh were placed un 167 persons, including IV ter ‘ P. pear in the appellate Court un
ered Inside and outside of the
et and crashed on th s Island of
The Texan's g reat perf innance, In Roman Catholic Cathedral of the der the personal supervision of YYalth, superintendent of policy, Juno 21 if ho wishes to defend the
several magistrate's, politicians and
tmeatown.
LOS ANGj S K T m *
^ u n e which be equalled the world's re immaculate conception, where the Mrs. George A. Can Namee, police were indicted by. the fedur-' suit. Otherwise th* decree would
| lA, Wilkinson was thrown from 0 ._H flN S )-F e*r
cord
of
Charleg
Paddock,
Southern
^
jld
ceremony was performed ard the formerly Miss Rom Fallon, fl6ru] al grand Jury here today following ho granted by default. There was
plane when It landed. Ricker,
J},'. 0yCL.wton, Californlao, made him a certain executive mansion, where a re expert, of New Yotk. now wife the most Inclusive investigation of a touch cd irony in this annoqaceframed in the cockpit suffered
competitor for America a t the ception for 1,600 was held. Spec of the Public Service Commission
nvent o.t the Roumanian govern
Probable fractu re of the alroll i 7 3 i " r buHding
Olympic, Games in . Amsterdam ial police regulations and a sntMl e r and the man who is handling alleged prohibition law violation ment refute* to allow Carol to sot
' multiple contusions. He has been kidnapped »"d ta nemg
conspiracy
in
the
history
of
Penn
arm y of patrolm en and officers Governor Sm lth'a prcconvcntlon
’ a fighting chance. It .was held
foot on Roumanian soil.
was a ip re ..- this summer.
sylvania.
held for.
for ransom,
ranso
kept traffic from the streets In campaign.
fker’s firs t ride In an airplane. ed by police today,
Irs. Owen Takes
Seminole 2 To 1
OCCUPIES PEKING
WITHOUT TUMULT
RECOUNT OF ALL
ERECINCTS T O BE
DOYLE E. CARLTON WEATHER DELAYS
WINS GOVERNOR’S ATLANTIC FLIGHT
RACE BY BIG VOTE OF M ABEL BOLL
£ !England After His
Battle F o r E n try
Daughter Of Governor Smith Weds
Amid Ceremony 0 f Exceeding Pomp
NT7STBE1
TfTnilur Audit Uurenu Of nrcuiottons
.
•
... jt* ' T^ll si
All Of Italy^Rejoic
OverNcwsThatCpi
municationHasI
Made With Dirii
Messages Said
ToBeAuJhenl
Steaiher HobbyGiV^
Orders To Proc
. At Once ToLocaJ
D O M E , J u n e 9 .— ( I N S ) i
G a ie ty ftpYcnd d e r a i l I t
to d a y its t h e n W b w a s r e c e h
ed t h a t t h e C i t t a Di M ilaA o
h a d b een in c o m m u n ic a tio n b y
ra d io w ith t h o m is s in g d i r i g
ib le I t a l i a f o r f u lly 2 0 m in u t
y e s te r d a y .
T h e b a s e s h i p 's r a d io
.
e r n to r re e e iv e d s ig n a ls f r o i
the Italia n t 7 P. M. last n ig h t.■'t
The tncssngcn th a t followtd Te- .
waled that the Italia was 20
m ilts north of Capo Leigh Smith,
which li tho nortlloatlorn ertrsm Ity r f S ritabsrgen. T his position,
given by tho Italia, Indicates tk a i
the dirigible is about 820 *m flta
north of its buss a t King’s Bay. .
Although the commander of th*
C itta In Milano has no doubt as to
the authenticity of the messages,
ho is still attem pting to get th e
senders to confirm them by ghr- ,
ing the signatures o.* the lta lia 't
radio operator—Biagt.
The steam er Hobby ns* been o r
dered. to proceed as f a r north OS
possiblo and then dispatch dogtduds to search the region whenco
tho ei^naia conio for General Um
berto Nobile and the 17 men of
crew- who havo been m using nine* 1
May 25.
As it is believed th at tho Dal- ,*
ia's radio apparutus Is b etter able
io pick messagec from *the :>at)
I’nolo station herd than those
from tho ■Citta DI Milano, m es
sage i nv.i being sent out hourly
the form er station.
Tim conviction
th a t the nic*- '
rages from tbo Italia were
thentio were confirmed by the fa ct
thnt they grew w eaker momenta**
lly, this Indicated th a t tho tronam ining station had little poorer,
ns would havo been the base if
the Italia’s apparatus was workmg on sturagw ka«terici. The saoa;*ages w e.e diipatrhcd by an ex
l« rt and were in good Italian, the
C itta Di Milano’s operator said.
COPENHAGEN, June 9.— (IN S)
—Tho Nobile expedition landed |
upon an Ico field th a t is drifting,
according to word received lwfe
this afternoon from King’s Boy,
According to this source tho cor
mnndcr of tho Citta Di Milano
tnblishcd wireless communication
again with tho Italia's crew a t 11
A. M. They gave tholr position os
80 degreta and US minutes north
end 22 east. A t S:30 last night
they had given th eir position os
31 north attd 25 to 80 east.
West Point Cadets
Get Diplomas Wit
Fitting E xercislt
WF. ST POINT, N. Y , June
— (IN S )—Two hundred and
cadets were graduated from
United S tates M ilitary Acadet
with appropriats exercise
S ecretary of w ar Dwight F.
presented the diplomas which
titled the holder to comi
as officers in the United
A ••my.' A ssistant
?ocratar_
Wtlr Charles U. Robbins' s(
Cadet Luke W. Finlay or
phis, Trim.,
was honor
Others In the class to grade
with honor were J . L. Green
Birmingham, Ala., Thoutaa
Latte of •Roslindale, Manx, T.
Riggs of F art BKss, l'ex^
F. J. Deu of Fresno,
'
The graduates were given
of absence utitU Sept. 15
when they will Join their Toa|
tive commends. The f l n t .
Senior class, 305 strong, de*
ed from the Academy a t
ti three weeks training period
Virginia. The -second class
s t the same lutur on furlough
til August 28th. Only one 1*
numbering 325 cadets will
the Academy until Ju ly
when the new plebe class
tor.
- EM»
HORNSBY KNOCKS
BOSTON.
June. 9
Hornsby, Boston Drnvee
m anager, took the lead
National League home
today when be
at
eleventh of the seas
fourth inning of the
with the
P ittsb u rg h .
Grimes, wag lha p in to
■
v
, X,.
�’
o ;iv
cor
-
■feACE EIGHT
'
V
T IlK w y rN F im M J IE n A m J A iM E U m
fjt»
xB utler, ...
l o
„.1 0
1 0
TTTNP S 102fl
_
--
---
-
________________________ ________
TWO KILLED IN WRECK
I .» j
,1 0 O f ..f . ALBANS. Vt., orJunc 2.—
reo m
1 'I t IN S)—Two pftjtMMffcrs
| i rled. dead nnd'g several- •Injured
0 0 81 t'2 in the 'derailm ent of a tr a in '’d u r
0 0 0 0 ing a high wind neat' Bedford to
day. The repor^ was received nl
8 24 13 8 the office iTTtne CefVtrnl Vermont
Railway.
ninth.
Only gam es scheduled.
4 .0 0
4 -1 -a
rlando Ja. Winner p vd>.“T
...........
Over Palm B e a c h te ;,''b
In Opening Contest Vernble, p
l AV
!
t ryCM»r>>
% ...
BAKERS\
WEST PALM REACH, June H.—
::0 2
Orlnntlo got awny to n four rut)
•Totals
h ad in the opening inning ngainst xB attcd for Vejblc
erlile in
‘the Sheriffs here Thuretln.v a f te r
St. Potershur;
MEMPHIS TO CBT CAR
.
ah r h jto
a o
noon and' proceeded • to win the
initial b attle of the
current Kirlovood, rf
-- 4 1
1 2 0 0
MEMPHIS, Tenn., Juno 2.—
'cries, 5 to 2. "Big E arl" E d WeCh. 2b
8 2
2 ,T 2 . 0
(IN S )—Noturnl gas will be piptfll
... 4 2 .1 1 0 'f t
... 000 000 000—0 mondson climaxed tn? splurge in Brown, cf
linmi
into Memphis
from , Quchntn
4 2
2 4 0 0
.....100 in i :iox—h the first Inr.ing with u four-ply McHenry, If
iM N FCR U
Parish,
la.,
within
the next 12
2 18 0
. Stolen *bases, Mcf.’onnell, Dun- sW«t to score Kirby*nhend :if him. Bingham, ss ...... 3 2
months,
ncconling
to Mayoi
0 '
'* ,
w ’
‘‘Lefty’’
Sproiil
put
the
usual
Williams,
3b
....:
4
0
2
0
2
'
■
nr. Wicrlfice kits, Jackson 2.
Owo
ton.
port
ride
jinx
on
the
Sheriffs
ami
S
tew
art,
lb
..!.
.1
1
0
11
1
0
louble plnvs, Wallace to Barnes;
Lower rates and increase e f
4 0 2 2 0 0
lunbnr to Allen to Hinkle. Struck they never seriously threatened^! Doyle, c
ficiency
are hoped for ns a result
in^ThirteenSafeties , i«itf
1 1 1 0
2 !
4>y |C nf sells •1. by Crowe 1 although having men on buses Cnssarcs, p
f this move on the ;u r t r f the
• 1
* . *■ '
‘ *G 1 rase* in h ‘ balls, off Cnssclls
most
of
the
way.
I
tty.
the
mayor
said.
The
franchise
h po n o
Totals ........... .15 11 15 27 12
Orlando '
I am opening a shop in Sanford and will
iff Crowe :i. Wild pitches, Cos‘s now in the hands cf the c ity '
2 3 1 0 . Daytona
..
Bench..
ooi ooo loo--; ouiniisslnn for approval.
'ells, Crowe. Time, 1:85, Umpires Chnum'ey, 2b
he equipped to handle any kind ot repair
0 1 0
0
Cox, rf
Weaver and .Moore.
,,
tn n 1! St. Petersburg
02.1 010 50x—11
Abrams, lb .
“ “
‘
Runs batted in, Mcssner^Schnllf*.
work promptly.
,
Ia*ke W orth—White why stand1 .1 2 0 0 Bingham 4, Brown 3, Williams 2.
Kirby. If
inks
placed
al<
ng
Lake
Avenue
Phone 883 in care of Smith and Jordan
STANDING
1 1 1 0
0
Edmondson, cf
ttightfielder Has Per
McHenry, Doyle. Two-bnsu hits,
0 0 3 2 0 Bingham, Blown, Doyle. Three- from H S treet to lake.
la'hrmnnn, 2b
Inc., until new address is announced.
fect Day With Bat,
0 0 8 5 0
FLORIDA STA TE LEAGUE
Vino, ss .........
base bite., Miller. Home runs, UingCRYSTAL
RIVER
-E
x
ten
siv
e
0 1 3
0 0 bam. Sacrifice hits,
Pet. Well*. C
a
Getting Three Hit? t. Petersburg .... 20W II.I .080
McHenry. idditions being made to n?\V plant
0 2 0 2 Q
Sprout, P .
R'nghnm.
B
row
n.'
Double
plays if Home-Crystal ice plant.
i
rlnndo,...'...... ... ..... 21 1.1 .040
Stew art to Ilinghnm to Stew art:
Snnfonl won the first gam e o
IK 5 12 27 10 0,
Vest Palm Heath
20 17 .841
Totals
Cnssnres to Bingham to Stew art
PERRY—Solid carlor.il of 12.
the aeries with Miami yeatcnln;
laytonu Beach .
it
22 . n r
West Palm Beach
S tew art unassisted. Left on has?
00
pounds king mackerel shipped
afternoon by n score of H to 0
AN’FOItl) ..... *
18 22 .40*
ah r
j*1
I j St. Petersburg 5, Daytona Bene*- r»m here on recent day to CharCassells pitching excellent bal
l i n m i ..............
14 20 ..180 dueklej, ss ____ I I
Cornet: Flrttl St. nnd Sanford Avc.
tie, N. C.
*
*» ’
« n o!
^ ns0 on balls, ° f t CassareH 5
•while the Feds were obtaining 1
lurke lb
.5 0
., . , t Vernble 1. Struck out, by fassn iv safeties off two of the visitin'
NATIONAL LEAGUE
li gnn, If
4 1
Milton—New
business block
7 0 o 2* ,,il batsm an, Toppino by f a s
inoundsnten.
The locnl
hurlc
W i. Pet. Jeax'iy cf
. I!
xarcs. Umpires, I-ohr nnd Collins mder construction n t Eimrin nnd
yielded only six hits. F ergus nn
’incinnntl .
. .13 20 .021 lircsi, .'ll>
[ jj J I Time, 2:0.1.
Walnut Streets.
.
Crowe did the pitching for Lc
20 17 .lid
lew York
lu rn s, rf
Crowe's hustlers.
t. Louis .
5 •I 0
.58
............ 2K 20
VInfrtn, 2h
The visitors did not th rente
2H 21 .57 : Nuwrrnco. c A.*
hirngo __
0 2 1 2
once during the game, which w.»
Lr-*rT. —
...
25 21 .51 ..lonner, P
Brooklyn
lU i
-- ‘ '
ESS * - » . —.O -watched by n fnir**i**d_ holldn
0 >V—z—o '
•itts hurglt
....... 21 25 .457 luttvs P . .
,*.^«*»at*.
•- r
•* ------------ -■
>S.Q
;rr crowd. The Feds bogaa... the.
------» r StJ .•Uftm i.■**- 'J'+T
, 1 . .0
0 - O '. 0 - 0 zX bz *
scoring in the first fram e, gnrpct
•
^ ^ *11
•i
jug three (nllics. 1 _ , T
•
Pr~- *'
. .10 2 7 27 15 .1
" Frishie fanned
but Howe!
AMERICAN LEAGUE
(Batted fur Jones in ninth.
W ednesday
W ednesday
w ent to second and , Wnde w.i
\V L
Arlamlo
.
400 010 000-- 5
snfe at first on H inkle’s em u
. .18 K
.’rvv York
West Palm Ujacli 001 000 010—2
June 20th
Barnes singled p ast sh o rt and th
hihnlclphin
27 17
Home run, Edmondson. Three*
bases were loaded. A wild throv
levclnnir
21 2 1
iase hit, Kirby, Hngun. Two-base
on Oodbee’s k rounder sent llewel
t. I.ouIh
21 24
tits, Abrams, Ciresi. tolen bases,
across the pnn, leaving the sack
•ft roil
____
20 2t)
’’.ox, Mason. Base on balls, off
still filled. Wnde sallied on -lack
(Mtori
.
Hi 24
Homier I off Jones 3, o 'f Sproiil 5.
son's long fly, B arnes ndvnncin>
Vushiiigtoii
. . . HI 27
Rtrurk out, by Sproiil 3. Wild
to thin! on the throw In. Crow
'lii< ago
17 .10
lilcli, I! oilier. Passed ba’I, l.awmishandled Wnlfnce’s bounder nn
«.|icc. Dongle pluy, Itncl.le to Ma
Barnes crossed the (duller.
SOI "I IIEASTERN LEAGUE
nn t,, Biirk<*. Losing pitcher, Bon
Snnfonl added iinothd* in t» •
W 1. IVi. ier. Umpiivs, IL’ipbiin and kelly.
fourth and one more in the si\th
.'IP IK
'cnsucola
I'iine, 1:55,
In the seventh they went on an
•lollt'XOIIU’I’y
3.1 21
other hitting spree. MeConnel
llhtiny
3!
was safe on first by an err*i
arksonvillc
31
Jnckson popped up and MeConnel
2K 31
"umpa .
stole second n m inute afterward.*
tivnnnnli
21 .11
He seated tin W allace’s singh
'olumlms
17 30
. W allace was chased
bitweei
fin a
IK 31!
fiis t end second but was s:ife o
ST. PETERSBURG, June 7 .-the keystone position from wher
-I. Petersburg ludil first place in
he stored on B ark’s single. Car
V/;.
the Florida State League today by
1 I'nrl:*
FLORIDA STATE LEAL l E
defeating Daytona Reach, II t > 2.
to second. Howell IT t hi* t In i
Irlainl • 8; West palm It •rich 2.
in the srrir opener. Verldo v r»
hit to bring in Pat LM.
liaini 0; S aul.. 1.1 s.
' Very popular are those sm art su its priced so
pounded for 15 hits, no biding t i n e -II
Miami
ah r h |iu
•a..
Iona
It
.uli
2,
St.
Peterslnii
g
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and
a
homer
by
the
licu
lim isim alily. The pnrr.us weave and skeleton con
D unbrr, ks
I 0 1 3
If a l -men. lin n
in rw r led the
struction Kin* th e w earer scariel.v believable
Crowe, 2'i
I 0 i .;
S ain ts’ attack '-. it)( I.... sir.girs, nnd .
Cusaelt. tr ... 4 II 1 2
coolness— for sum m er comfort lltev are u n su r
\M Ell I f \ N I E \G I E
double, " b ile Bin:igi.am drove in ' 1
Hinkle, lb ...... I II 2 10
.v lo rl. 1.; t ’lev'finnil 2 (ll'.il
passable.
Ask for n I it tin;;.
| font runs with a itoinvr and tw o
(ioodhee,
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lid (Jell ig lioinei > I.
Eight (irays-Tans-Hlues-Gj-een-Grays Eight
I
a-rrer.
(’
v/:t,-.
nl.,o
the
fielding
Jo h n son. cf
2 0 1 2
...slu n g lull 7; ( hiiago 5.
Shades
l* 'c i. handling nine chances w ith
Ut nnin, rf
1 0 o 1
So'ton 2; I let i mi 8.
in! i d r at -bo t.
Sizes
and
Models
for .Mi ti of all Builds
Allen, e
:t 0 0 3
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J o . ( ' c e n t r e - belli tilt* v i - i t o f . -•>
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O ' till
:i-id w a l k e d l i v e b a t t e r s ,
nDi.'.I*
| II O II
n Al io n \ i i .1; \ t ; i i;
u is > a \ i d b y e x c e l l e n t s u p p ' o t
Feigns. |,
I M 0 O
BE'!
i I .nut'
New Yolk I
Eight-w eight shoes only can
< , w o ■■ l a - i o n - w l i e u i b e I s l a n d ’
n” itniati tt; Brooklui t i l l ugive
yon satisfaction in the
i i b r e n t » tied Si o r e :
Totals
'Ji tt (i 21
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sum
m
er.
Do away w ith aches
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Beai
li
xBattl'd foi I . rg i in -ivtli
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In.: i'll S, P,o..'.o;i 0 • 12 it
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and
pains—
know what comfort
Sn’iford
al, t Il | II1
ung l.
2 II t 2 I *1
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raff,
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-avalil ith H-2; .luck'oliville I T.
McConnell. 2h
fi i i
Uliuny I; Tam pa 7.
Vug .i-t :> ::. (iiv n villi i
Jackson. Ill
:t 0 O J
Si 1in a I : Pea aenlu <!.
\|:n ..ii -S. V.'lli’Vill** 7 (11
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Muni gouii i \ X.
Park, c
i ■» 2 ii
s o l I HERN ASSOCIATION
Cassells, p
:t n t 0
SOI TH ATI ANTIC I.EAGl I'.
M utphis I 12; Mobil- 5-1.
K now ille Hi; Coluiultia 8.
' .ill It- Rock
New Orleans 2.
Totals
.'!.ri K 13 27 LI I I S paitaiilniig II; C barlolte li.
I.nn iiti’.ham 10; Cbattanooga •!.
Ib v '
Series
Refinishing Upholstering
By Factory
Expert
Star Of Coijtes*
!*■
C. Killingsworth
Dollar Day
m
r I MENS FURNISHINGS
Dollar Day
W e want to toll ^
proud we arc frr .
to u se th e above inii,
tHb q u a lity linkers of (
ca, which stands fnr|
ty in its truest sense|
A constant snurre of I
lio n to us to slanj fJ
( file in our tlclcrmlruj
g iv e the public roiuii
reliable and sali.-fartn
v ice.
T h ere is a story as*
w ith
our numhersj
O im llty linkers of
th a t we believe \si|| in
y o u . Wo will not atle
tell all o f il lo \on
tim e. We will nrcsrnt|
you in short talks, J«
r n im eTU' iw o ^ L t. Vp*
tim e. In t hi- why, «i|
o su sta in your inte
w h at w e Ihink is onti
m ost far reachini; *«!
B u sin e ss L e tte rs yd
th e public.
June 20th
Suitable Apparel For Summer Wear A t Popular Prices
FLORSHE1MS
FASHION PARKandCURLEE
Saints AssumcLcad
In State League By
Defeat Of Daytona
3
TROPICAL WORSTED
and
RESULTS
III.'
ah^ ica
JrjfitilasC
Palm Beach Suits
Some With
2 Pair Trousers
$25.00 to $37.50
$10 to $12
Just Arrived— New Shipment
MOST STYLES $10
BEDFORD CORD
SHIRT
STYLES
SPORT TROUSERS
To The Voters Of
r.ii
«
W ithout a doubt die very sm artest tro u ser
tor sum m er spoil w ear a te these Bedford
( ord SI rip. -s. \ c r y u ra t when worn w ithout!
coat and exceptionally dressy with dark coat.
'I his shipm ent wont last long—come early!
MENS UNDERWEAR
Snappy m odels w ith collar a t
tached as well a s neck band
sty le s in w h ite and colors are
show n in th is sm a r . o ffe r in g
priced .so reasonably.
R v -
Rayon & Madras Stripe
County for the support they gave me in
f r .'A -'-|
|
-■N
at •«,
of .lT
F .k
Ir
’s election. I w ill con tin u e to
to
*
serve them to the best of my ability.
*- . —
$3.00
,
.)!
SWIMMING SUITS
G ay colors stam p th e se sw im
m ing s u its us th e ou tstan d in g
c rea tio n s o f th e senson . . • •
p iiced to se ll! See th em today.
0
A-B.Cj
BAKEi
$4.00 to $6.50
$2.50 to $5.00
*
W ith All men «sin<
com bined talents 1"
unquestioned (Juah*>
g iv e th e Public
a
Wfl
lsfu ctory
service "
stro n g er a s a body t
one o f us could p*®1
sta n d in g alone. 1^
ju st com m on sense.
itr*
Indisputable d u a lity and
s ty le plus un u su ally stron g
W orkm anship m ake th ese
d r a w s a real bargain.
. i i« >
•
W1L WITE
ly co-opcruir
<1
$2 to $5
f
75/
. i f .
In th is letter «»’
m ake th is point e:ly|
W e are able lo row
b u sin ess on a l ’n'f‘,,“J
ty and Service h.i'b
wc are obligated lo »|
body o f !1» w hole-aleJ
who in turn itre bate
in their e ffo r ts by a
I B ureau thal is a*'vr*j?l
i ing and checking :,u I
I for the common h»hhI« |
m em ber o f quality
' A m erica, bill more
larly to s e e that "c
slip at an y tim e ''j '"“l
Ings w ith the pu»"f !
are m aifitained threwgrocers w ho arc 0,ir.*j
co-w orkers in Ibe ^
lion o f our product*.
Sem inole County
wish to thank the voters of Seminole
W e do net "uni ’I
think for a mitiule
; propose to scl mir-tN
on a pedestal, leachhj
above I he heads ol
men in our lire "r
other. Thai "otiid !<l
ish . 11 would make
cepl w h al we -ay
grain o f s a lt ; in M
would not hesitate lit
us as blow-hard", li'®
low s (hut proclaim ika
• lu e s so lilatend ) imtoW
1anv se n se belie'*'
1 e le d g e
»
M ade o f m aterials to su it the su m
m er w ea th er th is underw ear o ffe r
ing will g iv e you real com fort dur
in g th e hot days to com e . . . lay in
supply now !
W e say “fat-rearhii(|
o f Business l.cttcn
cau se of the influtt
b elieve they wiH’exertj
' (ahlishing a more iilt
anil m ore friendh rd
ship between Ihe I'ulJd
B u sin ess— mil nnh <>ur|
n ess hut every nlhtrli*
T h ere is nodisniunliij
fact that in Ihese dan
public w ants to knoi|
B u sin e ss is ('(inductedI
il will voice ils confidfl
g iv e it loyal mipH
w an ts to knew \\ ho ar»l
o f b u sin ess— "hcthrrl
nrc m en who can lie
nn to give Ihem fob
value for d ie Hn"an|
spend. It all •immetil
to a question of i ailhi
nart o f I he p* tiple and!
B y and B o n n mi ihc I
B u sin ess.
ch
B a le is o f
Meisch
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THE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA, SATURDAY, JUNE 9, 1928
•
The Hathaway Papers Succumb
'■The Sanford J era ld
m r m p g .r\
W hen Napoleon, once ru le r of all Europe bu t a t the
tim e king, only by consent of his b&niahers, o f the small
M editerranean island of Elba, arrived a t C annes on his way
JRV
back to P a ris and W aterloo, th e P arisian new spapers of th e
day, only little m ore th a n a hundred years ago, adopted a
rvery
vacilating a ttitu d e tow ard him. T h eir vigorous op
m uxatto u o u w
t(
n , HOWAIID BRKQ
position
quickly m elted to w holehearted support as th e
W
KAIU.K 11 JO N U ..X
[V?
_____________ _
soldiers flocked to his banner and he approached n e arer to
•TJM> P arts.
This fighting son of Corsica had been having a gay
SlLMi
kU'X«*<k>
i.'Flantk* ’ ., ./ vU
tim e in Europe knocking the crowns from one royal head
S T .t r r i r r j ~ r W « - k
a fte r another, ami establishing new dynasties in th e ir places.
T k i . I l r r a l i l , S M n f v t * l > #l4in«**r »<•«*■ Tic had led his troops from E gypt to Moscow, had fought
ItliM f* i n V r t l h r ,
ta ik r
In ttrn u «HO|l
V n liT , > n v liliu i im w
a hundred battles ami killed hundreds of thousands of
■ m prtU *
h im
tM u a M l A n t t u n
f 1is personal to u rag e wns as g re a t ns any S p n rtan ’s.
( f tfcj>«Min<l
A a l l , v o w f - men.
*11 I b r
li'iaillutl m u l <
n ( I b r his am bition as limitless ns th e universe, his m ilitary genus
iirrfa.
Tk#
I . f t . M. I* r > ................
, _
.
ir n n r t r i r t u i M o t o u a n a i c .
com parable o n i v t o A lexanders and C aesar s . He w a s I n d e e d
T *4 ( ■ m u l l l n s . t n l r n r n a
tin* bad m an of Europe.
:sts,
M l m n n :.
His opponents shook in th e ir boots a t his approach b u t
p iem h er ol
tk r
T V tlrrn!4
in
Englnnd
safely behind th e channel and th e B ritish fleet,
, /' fO
a unU ao ft , VUI
C l r n i l n t t o n a . ■■
M Tppin,
h . H
I l ui imn aH
'
1/iIP in m rln n n l
V an w ln l!
Veewatallnn
tit r a h * cartoonists pictured him as th e hydra-headed m onster, as an
h
lllW ee* . J t i l T . r | i « r r .
« td A i l i r r t l n e a e h jetopus w’hose tentacles renched out and sucked the life blood
B ft r j t i l
A a n li
T ib lc b
,r t 'f i u i r r
n i t l t M i n r i i b V r t*
*• ■
iJprtMitib ml dll
ol aNbaerlpllaa from all th a t came w ithin his grasp. He was hated and fe a r
. I M U III i i K l r r I n n i l l f a h n o l a l r l ,
» l t ' l m i l a f l n n . * • w e l l a * ed as no o th e r m an before or since. He was loved only by his
liatieVT l i i l i l e n a f f i r I J t i n l , .
troops.
.
..
. ,
, ill Cannes with scarcely a thousand soldiers about him.
• S SATUtUAY' JlsNV v
P arisian newspapers screamed. "The m onster has escaped
tev V .,-
■;
j>• ’
rm
titu tm im
at
from his plnce of ®xi!c,’ “ ''‘Th^ p? 7 v e n o b lu T n d his stre n g th
led a t C annes”. But ns he reached Grenoble and his s u tn g in
{' . , u i ' v t T R P A s i m r B e t t e r was i n c r e a s e d b y a n o t h e r t h o u s a n d , h i s r a n k i n t h e a n i m a l
i.. little
LifIa with
.-ifi. tfiM
f . . . of
..I the
f a Lord,
t.ml lnnwrlom rose. "The tig e r appears a t G ap."— "The fiend has
la.
the fe«r
then grvnl H rusufc and trouble actually, th an k s to treach ery , been able to .g e t us for
I,„
imiLK VEUSK f u u TODAY
___
lh e ic « lth .—Tiov. lliiG .
AYEIt—May « c e r * 5tt,^vin' f*a***nd purity,
^■loyalty.
. . . .
I'M
“l l j
Lit
i
[b
tw rftlvB od
uvkv(Bf.... . .. ________
dared to advance w itbin a hundred and fifty miles of the
a*
*
*- __ - - *__- - .t- ----------capital", "B onaparte moves northw ard w ith rapid strides,
. I t m !rh t be a bit trite to rem ark but he will never reach P aris"—/ ‘Tomorrow Napoleon will be
th a t tU rrv win thawed out of at. our g ates.”— "HJs muj>s ty is a t F ountainbleau.” Thu
England .
m wRpapers had succumbed..
But the press of today in not so d ifferen t from th a t of
“Six KOUd As Big T rain Hits (his earlier period. Of course, in our form of governm ent we
Auto"— headline. Same old story; do not have a Napoleon to fear or »n E m peror to fall before.
the train alwayB wins,
;L'J.i'i i
B ut we do have favors, g ratu ities, prestige and little
- -O - -----w
hat-nots here and there which m ake it, if one is looking
The village Sm ithy—th a t la, the
vHIago Al Sm ithy—m ay atand in for som ething, more or less advantageous to stand in with
the powers th a t be. For th is reason perhaps, we do not often
Houston, but not In Flo r i d e .
find in the new spapers much th a t is critical of o u r govern
* • ---------- o
mental
officers.
I t aeem i th at Dr. H athaw ay was
so busy loo! ing a fte r the re a r end
For example, we m ight take this last gubernatorial cam
of
Foitl, he did n 't notice C arl paign, and the election on June .r>th of th e gentlem an from
ton a.tring up fro n t on the rad ia Tampa. For days, even weeks, before the people showed
tor.
th eir preference a t the polls, seventy-five percent of the
newspapers of Florida hud been referrin g to him ns " th a t slanI t Is no credit to the new spapers derer". "villifier". "scandalm onger”, “ch aracter-w recker”
of Florida th a t w ith aeventy-flve
"m ud-slinger", "try in g to ride into the governor's mansion
percent of them supporting one
over
the broken h earts of women nnd children.'
c&ndllnte, he should lose by over
But m orning editions on W ednesday w hen Carlton was, in
ten thousand votes..
the early count, leading by only a few thousand votes, had
------- o---------• already begun to re fe r to him by such dignifying term s as
A" gtod thing to remember,
the "Tam pan." nnd some even went as fa r as to call him by his
. Ar.d a b etter thing to do,
Work with the construction gang name, "Doyle C arlton." As the count w ent on and he inNo» u ith (hr wrecking crew.
v-f’nsed his lead, even the pro-H athaw ay papers begun to ad-Chiplsy Banner. ,„:t th n t Carlton was ahead, b u t th a t of course, " it would be
a. .Tssary to count th e second choice votes before th e w inner
. .loJg ng trim .'.V >otc in Dade could be determ ined."
J
county iihcrc 'C.»rltun got 8,009
Even as late as Friday, w ith only a few thousand
votes, H athaw ay 6,883 and C atts
votes yet to be counted, the inim itable
Timcs-IJnion
4,017, the people of th at section do
blared
forth
"C
arlton
I’lu
iality
Practically
S
tatio
n ary in
not fetl the need of local option or
Late R eturns." But the more broadm inded Jacksonville
horse race gambling.
Journal in a later edition the sam e day conceded th at "C arl
' On the night before election an ton Is Named For G overnor."
exchange
published a glaring
And today we find this, by one *>f the most brilliant of
stream er, “ Its Hathaway All T He tiie pro-H athaw ay w riters:
Way". Some people wouldn’t take
"If, as now seems probable, Doyle Carlton of Tam pa is
the outcome so hard if they hudn’t
to
lie
the Democratic nominee for th e governorship of Flor
befo so confident of victory.
ida. we salute him. As th e choice of the p a rty in which we
i believe, he will have this new spaper’s cordial support in the
The Detroit * New* wui held up
thd"dthc'r‘daV by A bold bad man November elections. As governor of the s ta te to which we
aiuPtho payt toll, stplen. Ahd in- ure hound in all loyalty and love, he will have our sym
atead of groaning over the lost pathetic atten tio n . As recipient of a m andate from a peo
monby, ,wVll bet the boys got an ple to whose m ajo rity voice wo yield, he will have all our
eWtrk'otit on It.
‘
first presum ptions in his favor."
1J
f
I
I.
t 1» \I '
•*
f !(, a* Senator Trammell suid here |
. Mgnday night, it requires many
Why lie Went Crazy
y e a n to build up influence in the
Senate, we shall expect great
; jthlng'; from him from now on, with
It was not the first tim e wc had heard or read the
twelve, yenr* already to his stnrv when the oth er day. we picked up an exchange and
A.'crtVlif^nd
T
uftbtlu'T ■i\ lr* g o .
(
to such appalling power Ajiat i t .
will destroy every veatigo of Ufa,
m iniate and inanim ate, w ithin
its range. Its inventor, Elri
Graichen, Haims fo r i t the “i n
sta n t destruction of nny living
thing it touches."
Such n ray has been anticipated
for years by tliose of super-imag.
(nations. The novelist W ells ami
a num ber of other w riter* conreived it and graphically pictured
its devesting powers. Y et th eir
im aginations fall sh o rt of the b ar
rowing po sibil-ties of thia In
vention. Now th a t the d eath-ray
re . ms to be an actuality, t! »
Imagination is all but staggered
by contemplation of ite sig n ifi
cance am! whnt aw ful havoc could
lie wrought with it i f it should be
used in war. The inventor is
quoted ns saying th a t “ the ra y aa
a weapon of w ar is not my p u r
pose, but I shudder to think of
w hat would happen if it w ere
used against people."
He claims th at his sole object
in developing the ray, which can
be released Irotn tubes of the de
sired size, is to sp lit latom s so
th a t new and g re ater sources of
energy can be utilized— in other
words, to turn it into an in stru
ment of industrial power and econ
omy. But three nations are said
to be bidding fo r it now—his
own and Mexico and Chile—and
it would require a considerable
Im agination to he
nny one o f t b o
as a-p eace d'eqUfsltiou
Nations of the world desiring
peace should regard this invention
«s an ominous sign nnd redouble
th eir effo rts to outlaw war. T hat
seems to be the only hoiic of civil
ization.
ENGIt A VING
i*l
,
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u
1
I thank, you all for your liberal
support.
■ \,
- Rest assured, that I will d re v e ry •».X T ’
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thing to the best of my ability in
serving you in my capacity as
Diamond Mounting
JewH ers-Optom etrlst
Watch liepairing
LGSSTNG7s ‘
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TRANSFER
flautlng, C rating Shipping,
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ftr* at.
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E l t o n J. M o u g h t o n
Architect
F irst N at'l Bank Bldg.
Sanford, Fla.
H ealth
HINTS
By DU. J. C. HOWELL
200 West Gora Avenue
«.
To The Voters
of Seminole County:
AMUUI.ANT PgOCTQLOPY LNUOR*XD)
200 West Gore Ave.
A Person
..w
VOTERS OF
SEMINOLE COUNTY
Sheriff.
McLaulins
Orlando, Florida
rend one as old as good \v(ne. hut it rem inded us of our
rh
lfihood,
and
in
the
hope
th
a
t
it
may
sim
ilarly
affect
TVVjdhf-vGy ’uormn;>
received
PF.OI'I.R
a'lijiiT |!if Pine.. .1* Ii phone message others who are, perhaps, in dan g er of grow ing old, we re Hhiitiltl h n oMICK
t t t h n t I n il In r a t I n n , r n n « M |< n tliin . m i l l r r r t n l d l a r n a r l a h a r k
from Kutli itri an Owen in which produce it here.
.th a t lady crowed aver us a right
It concerns an inm ate of a lunatic asylum , who on be l>t(i h i .inn ru n i4.TU3 tfht ,rrl r f rI rr rn u tl iiltrear. a lVuVr rr l l ra ntird
•m art. All right. Miss Puth; you ing asked by a visitor how he got th a t way. replied:
ruuanltntlan.
Ilr J o a rp h C o ritln l l o u r l l
are our man now.—Palm Beach In
"It all started ylien 1 m arried a widow with n grow n t h e H u r t r l l M n i i l l a r l u n i . L'(M) TV.
dependent. Thnt makes it unani' • " i i - T it-. O r l u n d o , T i n N | , r r l a l l a l n t (
up daughter. Then my fath er, being a widower, m arried l a t t u a l r i ^ l a t r a l l i i a l a n d
rrrtn l
- moils.
the daughter. T h at made my step -d au g h ter my ste p iI*,l l a rvn a r ia t. , n r r a r l t l i r x a | i l r n < l l d rrThe St. Petersburg Time* brings mother, and my fa th e r became my step-son: my wife also - n l t a i n t h r r r m t n a l tif n m l r a u t i d
- V l n i m i r r r a Ii, t h r u r r
id rtin re n i out th e fact th at Senator Taylor becoming th e m other-in-law of h er father-in-law .
■r u l r i l a u u r u j a a n d r l r c l r l c l t J .
carriW tho “home”county by a
"Then my step-m other had n son, who was my
larg er percentage than any other brother, being my fa th e r's son; b u t as the boy w as the
< cand'date. It still, however, replains - a fact th a t i t takes some- grandson of my wife, he was also my grandson.
"Then my wife and I had a son. My fa th e r’s wife is |
' thing more than the home county
my son’s half-sister, and also his grandm other. Now it is
to elect a man governor.
THE FIRST
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(•* —-------- *------------easy to see th n t my fa th e r became my step-son by m a rry
Dr. .H athaw ay said he would ing my step-daughter.
Therefore, being my fa th e r’s
NAT’L BANK
egrnd a little vacation, resting up father. I am my own g ra n d fa th e r— ”
a fte r, the election, In the county
**Tfc« H a n k o f ■ m r l e * "
The visitor stopped th e lunatic a t th is point, thorough^hat in>"' him the biggest’ vote. Hr
|
lv
satisfied
as
to
why
he
went
crazy.
Mil; probably ff.n.i; fiofa.JTn 1n
-O—
it-hudn’t h(e>i ti>r ,St .Inhn-tCounty
) and'* tew o th r r n». would h u .e t>
TUESDAY. WE VOTED, wo hope, th e B ryan law bal
ilk$Vie the itS ’r . —dt. AliffUwdne He lot for tho last time. Personally, we have never had any
cord. Oh, not th a t bad, Colonel; you trouble in voting th a t ballot nnd we don’t believe we would
tA a thia election too hard.
have any trouble in counting it. B ut to the o rdinary, every
never knows what
A good loser itself, the Jackson day citizen, who thinks about th e thing only once in two
he can do until he
ville Journal quotes for the benefit years, it is a nightm are, and we doubt th u t a n y th in g more
tries,
of.defeated candidate*:
than an approxim ate resu lt hns ever been a tta in ed In
■ • *Tf you ran make one heap of all counting the votes. Any m em ber of th e legislature who
yaiir winning*
And riak it on on* game of pitch refuses to do his duty in reg ard to th is execrable way of
voting should be ta rre d and feath ered and ridden on a
'and tots,
Anrf loae, end atirt afealn at the rail when he re tu rn s hom e; and if th e law is n o t changed
..v
beginning*
V
. J . , next IeKisInture Florida D em ocrats will be ju stifie d
- And never breath# a word about In bolting and in voting for independents, Republicans,
’ , ' > o u r Iom . , . *’
bolsheviki, horse thieves or anybody alse who has a mod
.
o-----------icum of common sense.— Palm Beach Independent.
election in Florida an anti*
. delegation iB no more than
t’.have been expected by tho*e
their ermrken. They
like their mint Juliet, their
upageny water, and their corn
flicker, but they vote dry. And even
ft that, had not . been an Ii i u i of
campaign.
doubt if they
have felt inclined to awaliny.hook, bait, gad elnk-
Mw
I desire every voter in Seminole County to know
that I appreciate the support given me in my race for
re-election as Prosecuting Attorney. During the com
ing term to which their votes have entitled me, I will
endeavor, to the best of my ability, to serve the inter
ests of every citizen fairly and impartially. I shall <
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strive to prove to them that their choice at the p o lls'
was a wise one.
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John G. Leonardy
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THE INVISIBLE DEATH-RAY HORROR
BY'. i'ETKRSBUKG INDEPENDENT
Cloaely following the new* of
the calamity cauaeu *>y escaping
phosgene, m deadly war gas, from
a U nk where It was stoned near
Hamburg, Germany, and the ienHtlan caused In Europe by the
dlecovery that Germany had such
gaa in its possession in violation
of the treaty of Vt-rtallka. comes
the information that a German
scientist ha* developed an Invisible
death-ray that aut be anergaUd
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MONDAY
klc Num ber Ons of the First
[thodist Chuch will meet at
M o'clock a t the home of Mrs.
[M. Hayes,' DOST Myrtle Avenue
kb Mra. Hayes and Mrs. T. R.
nlcr as hostesses.
Business m eeting of St. Agnes
bit of Holy Cross Episcupul
idrch w llfbo held nt 3:50 o’clock
•the P arish House,
circle* . Of ‘ the
Presbyterian
urch wlU m eet at the following
cesi C lrtle Number One, Mrs.
I).' W oodrpff Chairman, meets
Ji M rs.'G ran t Wilson, Oil Park
cntic a t 3:30 o'clock,
circle Num ber Two, Mrs. L. I.
izicr chairm an meets with Mr«.
H. McCasllri; 510 Magnolia Avei at 3:36 o’clock with Mrs. Me*
slip aijd_Mrs. J. 11. McCnslin ns
itrsscS.
-
MR. A N b MRS. SAMUEL
DOUGLAS HINTON
of Toscalnloosn, Alabama
-announce the m arriage of their
daughter
MARY HINTON
to
MR. GEORGE CURTIS BARBER
Saturday morning, the ninth of
June
Nineteen hundred and twentyeight
Sanford, Florida.
.« B S T J9 JU ? T i8 T CHURCH
Sunday Scrool—9:30 A.' M."
Morning Worship nnd Eermon—
10:50.
r‘\
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Instrum ental Music Trio^-Joo
Reeves, Mrs. C. II. Cook, Miss
Pauline Cook.
Anthem—The Lord; 1# Merciful
—Wilson.
Sermon Subject—Going ’’a Fish
ing" on a June Morning.
Young People’s Unions 0:45.
Baptismal Service at the open
ing of the evening service—8:00
o'clock.
I
Solo— Hear Our Prayer—Riley
—Mrs. A. M. Phillips.
Church Family Hour nnd P ray
er Meeting Wednesday Evening
—8:00 o clock.
PRESIIYTKRIAN CHURCH
™
Miss Strong. Honors
Recent HoUse Bnde
rot door knocker. - The guest ol
honor- was presented with a. rot
f l a s k e t ’ bodk.
'A t the tw h o u r the bridge me
ceasoriea. .work removed
1
Miss Win if m l Strong was host tables Taid ►jrUb- dainty
hand
daln
ess nt one of the loveliest social mode carer* nml* a U sty salat
. thr
affairs of the season, Friday a f nhd tee retfrree opw" served by■ *by her ‘mol
i Uw*.
ternoon when she entertained At hostess assisted
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and Mifc
bridge a t her home on Magnolia Sirs. Mary Strong
There wer*. five
Avenue honoiing her attractive Eloise Brady.,
of players who’ enjoyed
house guest Miss Lillian Duncdn tables
this delightful social courtesy, ‘'
of Maryville, Tcnn.
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Spring flowers In the pastel
France*
Docile ■’Artnrtnrni
tints were used in charm ing pro daughter of Mr. and- Mrs,- Fra«
fusion in the living nnd dining
rooms of the attractive home. A rm strong of 1000 P ark Avemw.
Roses, zinnia*. petnnins and snap arrived today from Columbus Mu.
dragons were effectively used where she has Jieen attending tlk*
School of Jurnsllsm of the Mis*
in boskets nnd bowls.
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Novelty talies w ith 'lo v ely fav souri S tate University. - ..
ors of corsages of r,rgandic flow,
■
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'n
or* fastened to them were user! ens, S. C. is visiting here as .the
in keeping the scores for the en guest of her sister Mrs. Lloyd
joyable games of progressive Boyle.
^
The services Sunday will be bridge. At the conclusion of the
a« follows:
fifth round, scores were collec
Mr and Mrs. F. Hasky Wight
11:45 A. M. Sunday School.
ted by Miss Snmh Whcclcss, and
“ niecei Effle
Mkris
41:00 A. M. Morning Worship. the nrizc fo r highest score, n and sm all
novelty necklace wn* awarded M artin leave Sunday In th eir car
12:00 A. M. Session 'M eeting.
7:00 P, M. C hristian Endonvor. Miss Pcrrie Lee Rell. Miss Mil for Bowling Green, JCy. where
dred Hand, who hrld lowest they wTU spend the sumntff.-:;;-, :
8:00 P M. Evening Worship.
Mis* Mnrte Cerie . p ^ o ^ ^ r 0:00 P„ M. Session Meeting.
Wo welcome to those services
those without a Church home in
Snnford.
FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST
Laney’S
T lie 1Friendly thru? Stoi
JIRS. FRED S. DAIGER, Society Editor Residence Tel. 37
George Barber Weds
Miss Mary Hinton
■t w* •
Personals
Mrs. Gucrnery
Doudncy of
Miami l | visiting here as the
giiest of Mrs.' Alexander Vaughan
at her: home, on P ark Avenue.
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Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Potter and
two children leave Sunday in
their ca r for Jackson, Mich, whero
they will spend the summer.
Mrs. Gladys. M. William* left
Friday for Tallahassee where sh«
will tench nt the sum m er school
at Florida S tate College for Wom
The above announcement will bo en.
read with much Interest by tjic
Mrs. LloVd Bpyle returned home
many friends of thi* popular
young couple, whose m arriage Thursday evening from Laurens.
comes as a surprise. The ceremony S. C. where she has been visiting
took place, Saturday morning at her parents Mr. and Mrs. A. Dial
seven o’clock nt tho Presbyterian
Manse on Palmetto Avenue, in the
Mrs. Stella P. ArringUm, Mfsr
presence of relative* nnd a fsw
E. First “Btrcct
Prescriptions Filled Promptly
intim ate friends^Dr. E ^ p . prawn* Junius .Turohull and Mnf. Dwight
Christian Science" services are;
Circle' Number Three, Mr*,. f t k>* W —
held *overy Sunday- • morning at
‘jrtrpressire t*re- Babbitt leave, Monday tnoYning by.. , .And Accurately.
Sanford,
motor for Tallahassee where they
th* Woman** Club, 315 Oak Avc‘.
will
attend
the
summer
session
nt
nt 11 o’clock; Sunday School at
The bride Was attired in n stun
t) Magnolia Avenue, with 5Jr*. ning Spring model of beige, the Florida Stnte College for Women.
0:30. Subject fftr tomorrow, "God
[chary , and Mrs. H. C. Vlelc ns1 gown of crepe with trimming of
the Preserver of Man."
The many friendn of Mrs, C. R.
fctewes.
Wednesday evening
services
nccordinn pleating*. Her chic hot,
which include
testimonies of
[Circle Num ber Four, Mrs. II, C coat nnd other negesorios were in Kirkluy \ylll be phased to learn
that she is expected to return
Christian Science healing are also
LBose chairmnn, will meet a t 3:30 matching tones.
held in the Woman’s Club at 7
[lock a t the home of Mrs. 11. R.
Mr*. Barber is the talented home Saturday afternoon from
o'clock.
•■
[evens, 621 Park Avenue, wirii young duughter.of Mr. nnd Mrs. Philndelphiu, Pn. where she has
Thi,, church m aintains
a' free
[rs. Stevens and Mr*. E. I. Mor- Samuel Douglas Hinton of Tusca been nt Jefferson Hospital for
reading room, 517 F irst National
hr n t hostesses.
loosa, Ain. She was n graduated several weeks. .
Hunk Building, where the Bible
[Circle Num ber Five,.M rs. James from the Chattanooga High School
Mr. nnd Mr*. Collie Bigger* pf
and
all authorised ChristinM Scl-'
nt
Chattanooga,
Tcnn..
and
later
Mis* Florence McKay, young daughter of Mr. and Mr*. Glrpn p.
[ Huff chairm an, will meet at
W inter Gurden whose nm rringi
00 o’clock with Mrs. J. N. Whit- grutuated from University of Ala- wns n recent event nt Imkclanc’ McKay, who wn* graduated Fridny morning from Rollins College cnco literature may be rend, bor-,
kr, 418 .M agnolia Avenue, with linma whero she received nn A. B. spent the tiny here Fridny n s 'ih t receiving an A. It. degree. Miss McKay I* u member of the Gamma rowed or purchased. Open Wed
Ira. W hitner nnd Mrs. J. W. Mcro degree. For the past three years guest* of Mr, Rigger's pnrents Phi Beta Sorority, the Phi Iletn, niftionnl honorary fraternity, pnd nesday and Sunday from 3 to 5
1*. M.
she has been n member of the
1 hosteses. ■
Mr. nnd Mrs. S. J. Bigg?rs.
also a member of the Spanish Cluli and Rollins Key Scholarship
All nrc welcome to ntcnJ the
—an essential food, necessary
[circle Num ber Six, Mrs. II. M. faculty of Seminole High School,
services nnd to make use of the
Society:
She
hit*
lull!
many
im
portant
offices
ut
Rollins
College
in
to young and oldt It must •. he
teaching
home
economics.
lumbley chairm an, will meet nt
Mrs. Lewis S'. Lenrli and three cluding vice presidency of tho Student Association during her junior reading room, t « • , • 1 I*
pure to give tho-- body-'tbs' nu
The gram is the only son of Mr.
30 o’clock at the home of Mrs.
children of Cochran, Gn. are visit
tritio u s
and health building
uml
Mrs.
M.
D.
Barber
nnd
bus
year
anti
"secretary
of
th
a
t
hod
jduring
her
senior
year.
srrie Willis, 1007 Palmetto Ave'lunlitles milk provide*— <
UPHALA LUTHERAN CHURCH
made Sanfrd his home for n num ing in Snnford ns the guest* pf
Mrs. Leach’s sister. Mrs. A rthur
Services Sunday morning nt
Circle Num ber Eight, Mrs. C. M. ber of years. He wn* graduated Uranium nt her home bn Snnford
10:30
o’clock by the Rev. F. Swen
from
Snnford
High
School
nnd
a
l
pyd chairm an, will meet at 3:30
t ‘hristinn Endeavor—7:00.
Avenue.
son.
clock with Mrs. Robert A. Cobb, so attended University of Florida.
Evening Service—8:00,
The Clmrlc* Henry and J . W. M«ro herd of milk town are now ^
He is assistant ngent fr the Fruit
Ninth und Palm etto Ave.
|3 W est Fifteenth Street.
Miss Lillian
Brannon
Ims
Sermon—“ WHO SHALL E^’*<
Grower*
Express.
combined and upder the supervision of Dr. C. W. Baker and J.'
(•Circle Num ber Nine, Mr*. Clyde
Bible School—k; 15.
j
TER INTO THE KINGDOM OF.
Immediately nftyr the ceremony arrived from, Macon, Gn., where
\V. Mera. a new dairy, offering unusual .service, quality plug ..
yrd chairm an, will meet with
she
hns
been
nttending
Sunday i* Children's Day uml
the
young
couple
left
in
their
car
■ ,f |I E f l
'
WARNING
mid purity beyond question solicits a trial on its m erits.
^'
Irs. Ralph Stevens, 1308 Mugschool, to iu- With her pnrents Mr: every member of the Church HEAVEN.”
for Macon, Gn. where they will
A CERTAIN YOUNG MAN
din Avenue.
Every member of the - .Church
nnd Mr*. A rthur [lnuinon on
ought to lie out.
.'
In this city ha* been frequent
Business Women's Circle, Miss spend a short time before going Hanford Avenue.
is urged to lie present, ns tho
ly seen In the company of my
Warship uml
Communion— m atter of tho Pustom to call will
ove T urner chairman, will meet to points in the south for life sum
wife— and again last night nt
11:00.
: 8:00 o'clock with Mrs. Charles mer. They plan to return to S an CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH
he voted on.
the club. He i* single, weal-,
Serm on—" I f .
Powell Jr., 2201 Sanford Ave ford in the early Fall. Their many
Phojjp your Orders To
thy, socially prominent, ami
ic, with Mr*. Powell, Mrs. J. S. friend* join in wishing them every
Corner Park Avenue nml 3rd
It’s
quite
evident
he
thinks
he
future
happiness.
Street.
arvnnl nnd Mrs. James Moughis playing safe by conflnng
Rev. John Remind Root, Minis
his attentions
to
married
Mrs- A. Vaughan Has ter.
women, lie will recognize this
Church School—0:45.
public warning, hut if he still
Party For HerGuest Morning W orship—11 mxi.
persists I will not bo respon
I I
v rc* t , , n •• \ r
Evening Service—^8:00.
sible for what happens.1
A very pretty compliment to
At the evening
service the
her house guest, Mrs. Guerney children of the
Churyh Selmol
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1t * / •
f
Doudm-y of Miami..was the lunch will present the Pageant. ’‘Smile*
1mm
eon and bridge party given Friday nnd Sunbeams" in recognition ef
by Mrs. Alexander Vaughan at Children’s Day
her homo on Park Avenue.
FIRST METHODIST CHI RCII
Phlox in the ' ivid hues were used
Sunday School—S»:3fl A. .\|
in abundance in decorating the
Preaching II A. M. by our prerooms where the tables had been riding elder, Rev. H. J. Hurflingspread. These were arranged in er.
basket* and bowls with unusually
Fourth Q uarterly Conference—
pleasing effect. Luncheon was ser 2:30 P.. M.
,
.
ved nt the small tables which were
Epwbrth
l.eagge Devotional
laid with hand made cover* and m eetings—7 P. M. ‘ *
centered with howls of phlox. At
Evening preaching Service—
one o’clock u deliciou* three course H:W) p. M.—Sermon by the pustor.
luncheon was served.
Annual Conference Meet* jn
^ Game* of auction bridge were Tam pa—June 13.
enjoyed during the afternoon ivqura
and afte r the fifth progression
‘had been played, scores were to ta l'
cd nnd prizes awarded.
Mrs.
George S. Winner who hud scored
the most points win given a pretty
-homier flower. Mr*.- Raymond
Phillips who held the lucky card
in cutting also received a shoulder
flower. The guest of honor wns
given a lovely gift by her hostess
1 (Juart Sweet Milk
aH momento of the occasion.
Covers were laid for Mrs. Guer
3-4 Pound Sugar
ney Doudncy. Mis* Helen Sheppcrd
of New York, Mis* Helen Vernay,
Irs. Wight Is Guest
Miss Frances Graves, Mr*. Cau4 Ounces Klim
- XT’ T."r y r w r
then
Hutchinson, Mr*. Hanford
Of Honor At Party Doudncy,
Mrs. A rthur .Vaughan,
i * ■ ’*
Ounce Gelatin
I Mrs. Husky Wight who with Mrs. Grant Wilson. Mrs. Benjamin
W hitner Jr., Mr*. Raymond Phil
Add flavor or frultn nnd freeze. W hul can lie a b etter refreshm ent on a
Plr. Wight leave* Sunday foi lips, Mrs. George S. W inner and
mowling Green, Ky. where they Miss Betty Waring of Summerville
hot Hummer day, or n more enjoyable food?
p ill spend the sum m er-w as the S. C.
■ .
Im est of honor Friday evening at
Wc have a good supply of PU K E CREAM and FRESH SW EET MILK
HOLY ( ROSS CHURCH
P very delightful bridge party
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to take care of your needs uh well an our own requirem ents.. Our milk is rek>ven by the member* of thi
First Sunday A fter Trinitv,
P-ingcr Longer Bridge Club st the
Holy Communion 7$P A. M.
C h a n d le r
^reived fresh daily from two of the cleanest dairies und pasteurized in our san itary
Imme of Mrs. Sandy Anderson.
Church School 9:45 A. M.
I G iant zinnias and ferns were
Morning P rayer and Sermoh
plant by experienced cream ery men.
['laced about the raonjo where 11:00 A. M.
*
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1 .
she tabUs hod been arranged foi
Young Peoples Service Leagu
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E
S^
IC^E
CREAM
is
made
according
to
the
above
recipe
except
Inshe games. The Vivid shades were 6:30 P. M.
[repeated in tho tallies and other
Promotion Sunday will he olrc
roueh larger q uantities, 1 0 0 ’gallons a t a time. The m ixing 'i s done by an ice
bridge accessories.
served at the session of the
The evening hour* were quickly Church School, when promotion
c ro n i.m a k e n o f more- th an ten years experience, AH Ingredients are tested for
rpent with the interesting games certificates will be awarded to all
quality, and are carefully weighed und measured.
r>f progressive bridge and after pupil* who have atained a passing
^he stated num ber of rounds had grade for the past year's work.
been played, the prize for top Parent* and friend* of pupils are
The /n u tritiv e value o t PRINCESS Ice Crca n r ta d its ease of digestion la . t
hcore a bottle of toilet w ater was cordially invited to attend.
4 '
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h*on hy Mrs. H arry Kent. Mr*.
mnd cream is well knoWd. <
unequkJed by any oth er food. The food value of mjlk
i
pVight waa given a dainty georg
*
Th«: added milk powder, besides giving a heavieir body to the cream, furnlfthes
e tte handkerchief as guest prize.
I At a late hour refreshm ents of
additional protein and m ineral salts, all body and bene building m aterial. The . *
grange Ice, individual cakes and
RIGGERS DAIRY-FARM
1
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punch were served.
Thone 3711
sm all am ount of gelatin prevents ice c ry sta ls froth form ing, and is an aid to
L The players Included Mr*. F.
Sweet C reaa
Sweet Milk
Plssky W ight. Mrs. Glenn E. Mr
digestion. The use of a small am ount of gelatin in Ic? cream is now recommend- J
Butter
Milk
f»*y, Mrs. L. M. Stephenson,.M rs.
P 'arry Kent. Mrs. W urt W. WarMilk For Bablea
r* r. Mrs. Frank W. Talbott, Mrs.
game* H uff and Mrs. Sandy AnSANFpRD, FLOJtmA'
person.
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Reginald
Denny
Milane
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THE SANfORD HERALD, SANFORD, H& M PA SATURDAY, JUNE 9, 1928
INVENTOR MARES Yankee Pluck Gets FRANCE BLAM ES
Praise From Flyer
SUCCESSFUL H OP On
Pacific F l i g h t AMERICA FOR ITS Be RestraiM d From Lures
IN QUEER PL A N E
CRISIS IN W INES Of European Temptations
BRIBANE, A ustralia, June 9.
— (IN S )— “Yankee pluck" was
C aptain George W hite. Feels praised by Cnpt. Klngsford-Sm tth Declares Loss Of Its B i g g e s t
Vr»
E lated O ver HLs A ttem pts
By Davis J- Walsh
C ustom ers Has Caused Surforth
its
p
art
in
the
successful
To Gel W ing-Flnpplng Con
_ plus WhlcW T h reaten s To International Uewa Service Sports
trivance To Soar Into Air trnns-Pacific flight of the South*,
Editor
In ju re Q uality Of Product
ern Cross from Oakland, Calif
NEW YORK, Jun* 2 — (IN S )—
ST. AUGUTIN e T Fin., Juno 6 ornia to Brisbane.
PA RIS.—June 5. France may Mr. Lawsom Rol ertson, . hodd
Completion of n succcss'ul flight
Speaking nt a civic welcome quit drinking wine! And America keeper of the trained biceps and
in his w ing-flapping orlnthopor, n fler the Southern Cross landed mny lie indirectly responsible for
other animal acts th a t will go for
has stim ulated the enthusiasm with .it 10:10 A. M. Saturday, Capt. it! How come? A little m atter a European showing this sum m er,
of
supply
nnd
demand
and
the
lo
Which Captnln George It. White, Klngsford-Sm ith said: “ I desire to
wishes to announce today • ttyat
o f Stony Brook, Long Irtlnml, is pay tribute to the skill, co-opera cal lodging crisis.
the joy ride will not he a re g u la r
America
hns
plenty
of
cellars,
delving into rcBcnrch work in no tion nnd pluck of my Yankee com
ly scheduled event this yenr on
but
supposedly,
no
wine.
France
attem p t to perfect n machine rades.’’
hns plenty or wine h u t no callers. tho Olympic program a t A m ster
•which con mechanically sim ulate a
There were two A ustralians and
America is blamed partly for dam. At least, said he, there will
bird’# flight.
two Americans on board the plane. the cellar crisis. Prohibition cut bo no American participation In
Captain White, n form er arm y Capt. KIngsford-Sm lth and Cap
the contest nnd I know his asse r
aviator, has been engaged in his tain Charles Ulm arc the Austrnil- off one of France's best custom ers tion will come ns a blow to our
present work for some year*, inns. The Americans are navigator while French vinegrowers, having hope of gaining recognition a t an
building hia present ship at his H nrry W. Lyon and radio operator regained their pre-war stride, pro interesting nnd highly specialised
duced more than could bo con
.horn* in Long Island and then Jam es W arner.
form of competition- A few of the
sumed at home and abroad.
shipping it here for trial.
lads
nt Paris in 1024, ns a m atter
There has been n continuous
Consequently, the surplus filled
, ’ i lie has previously succeeded in ovation for the aerial quartette
of fact, gave indications th at they
French
cellars
to
the
bursting
g ettin g a wing flapping orinthoper ever since they landed, They have
would be ripe for the international
o ff the ground, but believes that been made national heroes regard point, a fact which may hnvc caus championship, w ith n little- p rac
ed
American
tourists
to
rem
ark.
his present ship gives promise of less of nationality. The streets are
tice, So they practice! asHidously.
being the nearest perfect he has bofiagged nnd the airmen are sur "Give me n room in the cellar.'’
It ^sccnis, however, th at Mr.
The
argum
ent
sounds
like
sly
yet built.
rounded with cheering crowds <>f propaganda from the vinegrowers Robertson, in checking over his
, The orinthoper is propelled by en thusiast^ whenever they appear
association which has never ceased tally sheet, noted th at the Internathe feet ntui Captain W hite be- in public.
- - r - ' to tem pt the A n m jiw
Ijevos he has discovered secrets
Parliam ent sent a $115,000 check
oT bird flight which will...ivtuJJr. ' in'recognition of the flight. A the
Noel Potent, boulevard restaurant, winners in this event So, much as
the fflrfne.ti fly oH I ts own power
letter accompanying the check has ju st had to action 40,000 bot he regrets the circum stance from
a fte r he has completed observa said the aviator "hod accomplish
tile .standpoint of ethical develop
tions in tow-hops which he is now ed the seemingly Impossible." The tles of "rare vintages" to clear i. ment, nr something, lie has decided
passage in its cellar. A few yearn
.c&pcrimuhiing with.
t! nl American entries can be w ith
plane is expected to hop off for
. I h h orinthoper is hitched to an Sydney within lit hours. It wilt hence the wine would have brought drawn, forthw ith, w ithout affec t
automobile nod pulled along the leave Sydney for Melbourne on more than twice the amount yield ing our success, except maybe for
bench n t a slow pace. On one of Wednesday. The plane was over ed on the block
When restau ran ts begin to hold | the belter.
th o le flights, the ship was towed hauled and found to he none the
For one thing, the ringm aster
bargain
sales in wine posterity
.100 feet, although W hite left the worse for the violent storm it
is nil for uplift this time and every
will
suffer,
according
to
I
be
con
wings horizontal and did not a t passed thrugh onroulc to this
noisseurs. Wine is adm ittedly at bicep will be required to give nn
tem pt to work them . A fter the city from the Fiji Islands.
its best between the ages o f'fiv e ! “ccou" t of
in" ° « nt wanderings
elevation lever was pointed t > the
The Southern Cross left Oak
n *,ran,Kc ,aml- * or “ nolhcrtake off position the plnno slowly land, Calif, on Miiy .'ll making to 10 years. Liqueurs continue change
of venue, it seems, will
to improve for a century.
clim bed‘lip nnd then sottlod
just
about
achieve Mr. Robertson's
stops at Honolulu ami Suva, Fiji
The connoissuers foresee that
to the earth gracfully. These trials Islands. The 2150 miles jum p from
purpose autom atically The shift >n
lack
of
cellar
space
w
ill
force
res(
have proved to W hite th a t the ship Oakland to Honolulu was made in
tau ran ts to keep their stock m o v I locale from Puris to Am sterdam
is bouyant nnd responsive.
27 huurs and 2H minutes. The 3,* ing rapidly, in bthor words selling he intim ates, will he like walking
A s‘ soon as the inventor lin» 158 miles from Kauai Island, H a
ou\ on Gnlli Curci to bear a tro m
made enough runs to become th o r waii, to Suva. Fiji Islands, was wine before il has properly m a tu r bone recital in the Bronx,
ed.
Then,
with
only
comparatively
oughly fam iliar w ith the sentive
"Am sterdam -is a vety c mservamade in Hi hours and 55 minutes.
n d s of the orinthoper. he and his The final legs from Nnselni Bench, raw wine available the discerning tive city," said lie, without visi
Frenchman
who
takes
the
geneofriend, Hamilton 'W rig h t, Jr., of Fiji Islands to Brisbane-—1,702
logy of his liquids ns a family ble relish. "It it only in the last
New York, who is aiding him with
two years that they have perm it
his experim ents, plan to take the miles— was accomplished in 21 m atter will cense to drink
hours and 18 minutes.
A sserting th at more "good cel- ted dancing in public and there is
ship down on the beach nnd ns
The fliers, aboard their sturdy lam " have departed than remain,
soon ns n good head-on wind is
tri-m otored craft, bridged
the
cncounted cither up or down the Pacific from Oakland, Calif., to Theophile Rcnnudcu:'. in the “ Pe
tit Bleu" says: "It is indeed sad
beach begin m aking tow hops.
Brisbane, A ustralia, a distance of dening to write of our celebrated
Should these be successful, the
Captain W iiite will undoubtedly 7,200 miles—in eight days. The vintages afte r having been forced
try his first hop through the air font w h s accomplished in the first to ask for the 'sommelier' f'
three hops of their scheduled 78,00- bottle of Vichy and a gins-,
Avlth tho ship flying under his own
niile flight from Oakland to Syd milk."
power. An autom obile will probably
Lovers in Paris have no cause to l
|>e unad to get it into the air, n» ney,
it was significant that tw o ' wnrrv
s spring. In spite
on previous attem pts, but the towopC Will be dropped as soons as A ustralians autjj t\vp yVl||rtiuaii> rigorous orders for a thot-nigh
tty Monsieur
ho ship hns
attained
alii- should be p afty t •( the histone cm* * cleaning up of the city
brace of llie two countries on op Chinppc, Prefect of Police, has
tudex sufficient for it to begin
posite sides of the vast Pacific, not yet put his foot down in public
operating under its own power.
The
third over-w ater hazard of the j kissing and several gendarm es who
The orinthoper is n skeleton
long flight was made w it h t lie recently "ran in" some charming
liku stru ctu re covered over with
a transparent covering of great same high coinage anil grim de couples who wore affected by the I
term ination that spelled Mieees- on bright sun, singing birds, etc.,
resisting power.
the two previous hops. The fliers 1 have learned to their dismay that
had to fight storm s for most of i Baris still condones outward >igils
At The Milano Todav tile way
of affection.
For two hour Finlay night tin"Then- would bo another Revo
1 Southern Cross was gripped by lution in Frnneu" .say-, one „f tin
tin- wildest storm that it had cir handsome gendarm es on duty in
, countered on the entire trip Fly one of the popular parks, "if tining blind through a deluge of rain, authorities followed the example
tile plane struck air pockets Hint of America ami began to forbid
caused it to drop suddenly 566 to
*V * * 1 406 feet. Through it all. however, kissing j„ the streets "
A short time ago, certain French
the motors roared “ sweetly," and newspapers took up Hie m atter,
though the plane slipped and d rip tmt only in B light spirit. They
ped and careened wildly, it held know that fond affections will be
List to its course.
disploycd in the parks and streets
• The fliers agreed th at the hop as long as there is a Frenchman in
from Fiji to Brisbane contained them.
"more thrills" than cither the
Almost any stree t, large or
3106- mile jump from Hawaii I<■ F i small th at leads to the working
ji, or the 2100-niile hop from Cali center ran be called a little "lovers
fornia to Honolulu Confidence in lane" early in the morning. Arm
their ship to w eather the storm in unit, hand ill hand, couples si.-oil
was never lacking, they said.
along, cooing like tu rtle doves and
perfectly obvious to all passers-by.
One wonders how they all, happen
rw fu n GOOD MORNING. JUDGE."
to In- going in the same direction
PPG'HALD l)E N N Y
and if they are all co-workers. Not
rfC C /A i.
all of them, perhaps Here is one
c u p le who m ust part at the sub
way station.
j
"A midi, nmn chcri, f | | nu-el
you here at lunch-time," says th e 1
girl, holding out her hand.
Bui the young man does not |
ree* 5 T * er
content himself with that. T heir
is a long, long kiss—and they part
for three hours.
Nearly all of the “cops" say tliej
would close their eyes or else
-oiigh hard so the delinquents
would know they were there ai d
then run if new orders came sup
pressing thu present pleasant con
dition of things.
"Que voulci-vous," they say
"we huve all done the same thing
—more or less!"
In 16 years time m otorists will
be unable to get out of the city4IT* I
141TJ
gales on a fine Sunday tuunving,
according to people with a liking
for figures und n little observa
tioa When the day duwnx bright
ami sunny, every owner of a ear |
* 4173
TRIM SPORTS FROCKS
in the city prepares to take a turn.
The curved two-piece hip yoke ac With the growing increase of autocentuate' the slim straight lines of the mobile-owners and the continued
r .F O R SUMMER EVENINGS
model at the left. The crossed neck narrow thoroughfares, the situ a
band may be replaced by a small rolled tion is becoming critical. From the
T he evening coal above ii a looie collar which extends into a trimmingwrap-around model that will not crudi band reaching below the belt. Two Ate de Triompbo to the Boric
the dainty frock worn beneath it. shade! of linen, twrrd with a silk Maillot there is always n solid
Hither a ihjw l collar or a flat tauare blouse, figured and plain radium arc procession of ears which can only
one of self-fabric forms an attractive among the smartest fabric combina proceed ut a crawl. Outside the
and inexpensive substitute for the fur. tions.
gate, things are not much better
Metal cloth, velvet, or a heavy crepe
The point which gives the slenderiz and one must drive many a weary
de Chine are appropriate fabrics. In ing effect to the frock at the right ki om eter before the line can pro
Icaslu it inay be used fur street wear. marks the line where the skirt sec eet'd a t any speed, •'
The bouffant gown is an ideal tions are attached diagonally. A smart
choice for a dance frock, or as the appearance results from matching the
BIHIIOP IMPROVES
Costume for an attendant i t a Summer lower aection of the skirt with the
ored4i>V- The raj>e collar, effectively pocket and neckband. Tweed-printed
trimmed with a beaded design in con- and plain silk may be used,1while for 6 CV
i
C" J u »c
traiting colors, may be omitted by active sports wear two shades of flan L T " Nr ,r S ,eu Jy
Improvement
* Hon n t ' t ,0d*y in thC COndl*
who prefer the unadorned neck- nel are rhic.
A soft taffeta is the most suitFirst Model: P ic to r ia l Printed
Pattern N& 4206. Sizes 14 to II Guerry u'Z R*V' ' vr»»*m A.
'w r - * *
years, J4 to 44 bust, 45 cents.
rial.
Modd: Pictorial Printed
b. his Jlh,
S W I M
:
very little of that. There was plen
ty of high life to be seen in Paris
but Am sterdam is another m atter
entirely. Any time the in h ab itan ts
W ant .a little excitem ent, they take
V walk out on the tow path nnd
look at tho canal "
Incidentally I note by the ccn*
,sus th at Am sterdam has a m atter
•of 760,000 pccople and it is my
judgem ent th at when you get
as many ns th at gazing excitedly
la n canal, the effect hns a
rath er severe reaction upon your
tendency to grovel in the n ear
est home trougni. Maybe It will be
for the best, n t th at, even nt this
early date, I have a lot of confi
dence in our grovelcis. Given the
proper inspiration, they can hold
their own with any of them.
It is suspeeted, anyhow, th at re
gulations will succeed even where
Amsterdam fnils According to .Mr.
Robertson, each athlete is to be
presented with a pamphlet, with
which he nitty speed the leisure
Jioui's; It will tell him in great detnil exactly w hat he is not to do.
And it may be added th at the
coaching s ta ff and committee will
be in a position this year to see
that lie spends most of his time
doing none of these things.
For the lads will be quartered on
a boat in rrld-stream and
say one does n* walk over the side
in a case like th at | will) any de
gree of nssurunce; jj Wj
vcnluiy later, t h e ' ’daughters of
these two political- antagonists
muy meet to carry onl the fight.
Like her father, Mm Owen is
an enthusiastic en'nlpaignrr. She
hns travelled nearly 8,0t)0 miles
in her auto, called the | Spirit of
Florida* and made ,600, speeches
in tier four month campaign. ,
Mrs. McCormick, vvidoi’ or Sen
ator McCormick f it) of Illinois,
nlso travelled extensively over
the state In q u e s t1pf | the nom
ination.
Mrs. Owen's i husband,
a m ajo r in the ljmt»)i Army,
died last yyear of wJupils. m iitnin<*d during
<hanged the figures as follows:
Douglass 1,405; Dcas 1,144.
i The final count in the rnco for
county
Sharon
ounty Judge
.lunge gave
gave J.
.i. G.*
u . nnuron
1,662 nnd Wilkinson 1,050. The
tootal
tal f o r county superintendent of
Public Instruction was: Lawton
(Continued from pagie 1.)
For commissioner of agricul 2,271 nnd Maxwell D25.
The firs t choice count in the
tu re this county gnvo N athan
sh eriff's race was: Brady, 731;
Mayo, the incumbent, a trem cn- Hand, 1,065;
McClelland, 682;
doi£i lend over his opponent, Will W alker, 281. The sheriff received
S. Sparkman. Mr. Mayo’s m ajori 168 second choice votes nnd Mr.
ty here was in. proportion to his McClelland 291, giving the fol
m argin of victory eldew here, in lowing to tals: Hand 1,203; Mc
tho stnte. The county vote was ns Clelland, 1,275.
On the face of second choice
follows: Mayo, 2,202; Sparkm an,
tabulation Alexander Vaughan,
■116.
A. S. Wells, candidate for rail county tax assessor, was returned
road commissioner from group to offico by a lend, bis m argin of
ono received more- titan a two to victory being more than 500 votes.
one vote over W. AV. Phillips'. Ti;c firs t -choice tabulation gave
Ho was also running well ahead the following results: Chittenden,
in the state ns a whole. The local 976; Kilbce, 502 and Vaughan 1,«
tabulation gave Wells 1,876 and 455. Second choice from Kilbec
Phillips 807. In group num ber two changed the standings to Vaughan
Finnk Kay Anderson, n Seminole 1,676; C hittenden 1,060.
The results in the ruce for
County man, carried the county
drapito the fact that Mm. Tt. L. county prosecuting ntorney were
Lconardy,
1.520;
Eaton, incumbent, is fa r in the as follows:
lend in the stnte. The total in White, 1,487. For county com
this race is ns follows: Anderson. missioner from d istrict num ber
678; Cassidy, 526; Mrs. -Eaton, two, John Mcisch received 2,261
and I). H. C. Rabun 528. From
805 and Curl H argraves 200.
Senator J. J. P arrish received d istrict five S. F. Long was elec
nearly a four to one Vote over ted over J T. McLain, 1,369 to
Phil W. Roberts. The totnl was 617. In d istrict three F innic
P arrish, 2,106; Roberts 588. Sen Evnns received 1,565, W. B. Bal
ator PurrVh also carried Bre- lard 1,030 ami D. M. Douglass
tabulation
vard county by a large m argin. k’50. Second choice
C. W. Entzm lngcr nnd L. P. gave Evans 1,648 nnd Ballard 1,. M i m
Hagan were nominated to repre 676.
E. T. Haines and C. W. Cul
sent the county in the next ses
sion of leg islature. Mr. Hagan pepper were elected on the coun
fo r-h ijr^^C itf^lv rn V , Mr. Entz* ty school board from districts two
nnr;*rK"T*iWrr.l M. M .' Lord. 2,- nnd three. Mr. Haines defeated
615 to *706. Mr. Hagan bent two L. J. H artley and Mr. Culpepper
others, J. R. Lyles and R. W. won from M. E. Dooley. The
I’earnirn. The totals were: Hagan, final counts were; Hiiinep, 1,366;
r,255; Lyles 650; Pearmun 010; H artley, 617 and Culpepper, 1,Tabulation
of Mr.
Penrm an's 416; Dooley, 65(1.
second choice votes gives the
For justice of peace from dis
final count of Hagan, 1,588 and trict four O. P. Herndon was
victor over four others. The totals
Lyles 1.100.
Vance E. Dougliy.s, clerk of were: J. M. C haffer, 408; O. P.
circuit court, led It. It. Ib-as, his [ Herndon, 863; M. W. Lovell, 46'.*;
nearest opponent, more than Kill David Speer, 476 and D. D. Wellvotes nnd tabulation of the second hot», 216. Second choice votes
choice cut this lead some tint not from C haffer, Speer and W ell
enough to d etract from Mr. Doug born gave the final count as
lass' victory. F irst choice count Herndon 1,151 and Lovell 627.
It. (’. Wilcox won the consta
wn» ns follows: Douglass 1,332;
Dens, K60; T hrasher, 866. The ble's race in the fourth district.
pccond choice of Mr. T hrasher The count was as follows: B ryan
c o u n t y ’s
Vo t e
SHOWS S M I T H
IS U N P O P U L A R
BATTLEGRni
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328,
K ini aw 25(1. Smith
Tutu 047, Vickery 108.
887. Wilcox polled 220
choice and Tate 202 The
count being Tate K16 and
cox 1, 107.
Made for one purpose
to promote pleasure
Cam el is attuned to the m ood
Daily Fashion Hint
of the sm oker w ho seeks plea
su res r a th e r th a n panaceas*
>
O ffered as a cheer n o t as a cure*
C Stout
S U U U l-
!*
(Continued from „
w V in which the ipckntl
tlie grass roots predict J J
of Hoover in the N0Vfn
lion. Still another i, ^
alienee of A. \V. Mt>|0n
W hitcS House and tv.
certainey that C a l j l t
to have at least 150
first ballot.
These Cooldigc vote,
suplied front New Yurlt
land, Cook County, Mj
perhaps a few SyU
The I/owden people
for themselves, and
enough favorite fpr,
about to make up ^ i
m ajority, according t , t
computation.
The Hoover mutiip^j
stance, h aw had to mi
estim ates of New York J
ngo, n week ago. thrv x«tt|
ing a minimum uf i;
New York’s large dtlm
60. Today they admit
Hoover will not havt 9.
27 or 28 from New Yurt
firs t ballot, although t W
the others will in- fon
later. The present indinti
th a t New York will vgp
00 on the firsuUllut (j,
Coolidgc.
The position uf ('harlti l,
les-, who admittedly contr-b■]
jo rity of the New York 1
som ewhat anomalous, Hei.
books opposed to ([mu,
favor of drafting Coolidp
voted consistently acii«t|
seating of the Hoover delr;i|
the contest before the rj
committee. Yet tie lm> r.ot j
openly at least, the lent I
coalition that u fum-tioBuJ
actively against Ii over is]
sns City.
J
1 I.
*
1 S Si
If a ll cigarettes were as f ;ood o s Cnntrl
yow w o u ld n ’t h e at' a n y th in g
special treatments to m
good fo r the throat. Not flint? i r r n th e
place of choice tz
�ft
r a a 8 A N F 0 R P IIEWALP. SANP01
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fasting.
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Jrience. Sanford music store garage, will give lease if wanted VioVtfci »( l i r a n U l i s t h e • d i i i l n l s t r a - lie p u h l l s h e d f o r f o u r c o n s e c u t i v e
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1 h n t i r l s a n d r r e d l l s of t h e s a i d ill"
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Phone 832.
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21— A c re a g e F o r S a l t
|>IE8 con cam $20-$30 weekly,
‘■wing smocks; everything fur
'od{ no selling; ,Addre*M*d en*
pe brings particulars. Krex
mont, 1607 Broadway, New
Dept. 263.
FIVE ACRE celery farm. West
Hiile. Price $4200.00. X’ery liber
al term s. Cotcinugh Realty Co. 311
F irst National Bank ltldg.
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d e ce ased m ay he w ell a n d Iru ly adi n l i i l s l e t e d u n d l e s u l l y dl»pn*i>d nf,
•l>> h e r e b y y r s Q I u n t o f l e o r a a 15.
I la lm e a , A d t n j l i l s t r n t n r ,
l u l l |>uwer
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H ilmlnlHtar t h e iionds, e h u l l e l s a n d
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h e r In h e r l l f e l i m n unit it 1 t h e H um
nf h e r d e a t h d i d h e l n n n . a n d t o a s k ,
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lit*:
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f i c i a l s e a l t h e r e o f , t il l s 2nd d a y nf
J u n e . A. I>. 1921
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It A t .I ’ll A. H k i n ' l l , I ‘lit I >i • I f f.
FOR SALE: 10 acres virgin land
eleared nnd plowed. Jam es Al
H A N F O I j n C l t K h l T AHHOCIATION.
INC,, a ( ' o r p o r a I Ion, D e f e n d a n t ,
IMEN: Kuril $18 dozen sewing len, (iinderville Store.
N O T IC K O F NII»:ttlF***N S A 1,13
prons- Experience unnecessary;
N O T I C K 18 liK H K H Y t l I V K N t h a t
ACREAGE
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suitable
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riling. Easy, steady work, mu*
K s r c u l h i l i I s s u e d n u t . n f u n d iilhlrc
for poultry farm . located four
cuV Addressed envelope
Ihe se a l of the above sfyled eou-l
t»gB details. (Soshen Drrss, ‘Gos* miles south of Sanford on old Or* h o u m l. s o f a r a s i te r a s s e t s w ill e x n m l I n I h e a b o v e e n t i t l e d c a u s e n m l
t e n d . iicoy-dfiiK t o l a w , a n d I hc ti I h e lieu r i n g d a t e t h e z m h d a y of M ay,
Undo
road.
33
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N. Y.
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land and some of it low, idea) for hh eu il rnsu c en n dIII d lpsalyr l h ouvt reer s i uu f t hs ae i d li'Hal
d e Ihe a o o d s u n d c h a t t s l s . l a n d s a n d
chickens and ducks. Can be bought c e a s e d . A n d d h e a a l d iln o r K e 15, i c i i e m e u t s <>f HA.VFOKD C H K D I T
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n iu d e t h r s u m o f <>NK
)IES can cncn $20 $30 weekly, term s. Address R. J. Holly, First ef ourrml i ey d a nn idl t ao ki lei ne r n artehq. u i s ai tneds p iesr- c' Ma ui ne tr SiA
N D T W H IIC N D H I5D AND
lowing smocks; everything furp- (National Bank Building, Sanford, • u i l r o l h v l a w n c e e s s n r y In h la Ju *l f tIX T V T W O A N D 12-100 111.2*219
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C o u rt, to g eth er
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A d m i n w i t h t h e s u m u f N i n e (J9 .u 0 ) Dot
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To
Exchange
*li 1607 Broadway, New York
i s t r a t o r o f a l l t h e g o o d s , e h a l t e U l u r s c o s t s . I h a v e leviedd u p o n a n d
ft. 263.
s a l e , a n d pe ll l o t h . '
(COMPLETELY furnished modern adne dc e avsrerdd.l l s of a a l d A n n a )1 U r a n d l , lwi iicl lh e os tf f ear n ilf o r t-eat
b id d er for r a s h
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at $10.00 p er 1000. Como at accept clear lot or small aru*agi ktli d a y o f H a y , l u l b s y e a r o f o u r F< r l d a . w l i h l n t h e l e g a l h o u r s n t
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h u n d rosnd ' t h e I n d d a y o f J u l y , ISIS,
, uns thousand
M erriweather, Uk«* a t first payment. Strout AgeV— Kurd,
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p u n i 'i «i ll h k . l Im x r I r v l n l iY|inii a n l
A O T I C 15 O I ' H A S T * :il’a a VI.15.
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N u i l c e Is h r r e h ) t il v e n t h a t u n d e r ♦ii F a n f o r i l,
rnlnul* C o u n ty * F l m
n n d hy v i r t u e uf a D e c r e e <>f F o r e - fi1n xxlth ln I h r l * f n f l i( i u r i o f njiI*c l o s u r e a n d Kale e n t e r e d In t h e iin l In* n* 4 i*m| ila) «»( J u l y , A l*.
a b o v e e n t i t l e d c a u s e , n n I h e * lh d a y l!»?x I w i l l i*if»*r f o r n«I* n m l ni-II
o f J u n e . A. D. 195*. I. u s H p c d n l l o lh*i hlkihitoi blildi-r f o r i h n Ii a ll
M a s t e r In C h u u r c r ) , o n M o n d a y t h e lln* r i u h i . till** n m l lnl»*rs*«>l i»f (li
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b e i n g a l i u l c D a y of I b i s C o u r t n n d 11*l•• p l r i ' i n n r im r c t'ln of Inm l nm l
a l e a n t s a l e s d a y . In f r o n t o f t h e «li#lr n p i M i r lr n a i ir c n n l l i m t o In l b *
C o u r t lltf u s,, a t K s n f n r d . K r m l n u l e I ’o i i m y i»f t f m i l n o l c S l i d e o f 2*|ori*
f n u u l y , F l o r i d a , will p f f e r f o r s a l e il;i d i'M 'r lh c d nn f o llo w n . lo -x x ll;
t o t h e h i g h e s t a m t he el b i d d e r f u r
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d i v i s i o n o f l ll o c k s 'I'llI r t > - f i v e
M olli'ltor f o r C n i it i d n 'n n ti L
ISC). T h i r t y -six (S i.I n m l Knot
n t i e . h a l f «if lilio'k Tw •• m y - f i v e
T O W H O M I T N * V f'iIN C F .H N .
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Ks in I n o t e C o u n t y , F l o r i d a .
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Exi&e
THE LONG-UFE BATTERY
Hoff-Muc B attery , Co.
117 East 2nd. Street,
A w nings
HEMSTITCHING
Singer Sewing Machine Shop
Xlurhiiit'* Sold, Rented, Exchanged.
Easy payment*
Phone 80 North Park, X’aldez Bidet
Lunch .Hnom
FOR GOOD
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L.unch Room, 10* We*t Fin*
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SEMINOLE
AWNING
SHOP. Stre?t.
Awnings, Window »hailc*. T arp au
Dry Cleaning
4
lins. Anything ofiCanvaa. 309 East
SANITARY S T E A M P i l E S S E l j Y .
Snd. Street. Phoka 11.
Odoiles.i Dry Cleaning llvon*
!"W. 1 1 1 N. Park.
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Autu Tops
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SPENCER TOP SHOP. Curtain*
Cuahiun* and , Sent Covering*. WE BUY or trade in not'd furtit
l u r e . X V agP cr, F u r n i t u r e C * .
HIS We*t 2nd.
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�Promoter Fugazy Signs
Leo Lom ski A n d W alker
For Bout S lated In July
How Seminole County Voted
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Sanford Star Hurler
Has EdgeOnCusack
In Second Of Series
^Vith Miami Team
Barnes, Frisbie
-H it Two-Baggers
Three Double Plays
Are ContributedBy
Fast Fielding Feds
Hymel was in excellent form
yesterday afternoon and the Cel
ery Feds took another game from
Lett Crowe’s .Viand H ustlers by
tl)c tune of .1 to 1. The Sanford
• ta r allowed six hits and these
Were well distributed. Ills mates
gathered 10 safeties off old man
George Cusack, the grand old
veteran of the Florida Slate
League.
The visitor tallied their lone run
In Ihe third inning while the Frds
scored oqco eauh in th e fourth,
ftf(h and seventh. The firs t tally
resulted from Wade’s hit, theft
of second and Ilariies long double.
In the fifth Wallace wnllieri.
m in t to second on a sacrifice and
scored on hits by -H ym el; and
Prisble. In the seventh liew ell
Slashed out a hit, stole second ami
went to third on a fielder’s choice,
lie scored on Barnes’ one tim er.
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Crowe, 2h .
ft 1 1 3
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Davis, If
4 0 ft ft 0 0
Hinkle, lb
4 0 1 ft 0 0
fJodbce. ftb
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Johnson, cf
4 0 1 4 0 f t
Bennjn. rf
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1 0
Allan, c ft 0 0 2
2 C
Cusack, p
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0 0 0
2 0
Brower Lets Colts
Down With SixHits
And “Sheriffs”Win
9,—West Palm Roach's Sheriffs
broke loose in a hitting streak
here F riday to hand the Orlando
Colts a 8 to 2 setback and evon
the count in the present series at
ine nil. W ith
St. P etersburg
turning hack the Inlanders on the
West Coast, Orlnndo fell one and
one-half gam es out of the league
load.,
“Rube" Brower, a thorn In the
side of Orlando since the season
opened, wps on the hill for the
winners, hut was given senxationnl
support to pull him through some
had holes.
Both team s performed nently
in the field and a q u arte t of
double plays nipped scoring oprortunitles for both sides. Orlnndo
f lied the sneks in the first of the
sixth with none down hut foiled
to re g ister any of the sorely need
ed counters.
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TAYLOR
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Baseball Facts
Every Atitrririiii m lm ires this kind o f a
m o to r cur. O ne will) speetl . . . »nu|i ; , .
urner . . . sty le . Wi t h every m lvuu cem eh t
m ow n to a u t o m o t iv e e n g in e e r in g .
W ith
m astery o f m ilrugc am i t im e .
•
I t ’a long und low and ruklah. Colorful . • •
coin fort aide . . . d e lig h tfu lly easy to drive.
And uh for q u a lity in r-liuasia a nd body . . . It’s
•Im ply u n m a t c h e d u n yw here a t ita price.
T h in k in g o f u cur for your s u m m e r v acation?
C o m e und nee thin A ll-A m erican Six. A vur
w ith ev e ry th in g t h a t typicul A m ericana a d
m ire. Jual th e car fur A m ericana w h o w a n t
lu pack u p und got
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P la y er and Club
G AH
R
II Pet.
Fothergill, Detroit
______
3‘J 128 17 IK .37.'.
Kress, St. l.oui*
4ft
15.1 2ft 57 . .371
Gehrig, New York
40 172 43
ftu JMtl
Dugan, New York
‘ 41
155 21
54 .318
latzzcri, New York
3ft 114 31
50 .347
t r a d e r u year ago today, Geh
rig, New Yoik .410.
TH E BIG FIVE
P la y er
G AU II III I R . I M .
■ Jlortuby
4.1 132,
J10 81
Ift
I R uth
dlew cight champion, for Ju ly 4. I:
is a good match but it may nevei
take placyT Lomski also Is a signer
with Futfazy to g et a title shot n'
i i"4/ T<lft)*f4..i
Pickles
Prunes
29<
22^
Quart Jar
SJUN SWEET
L..,4 tit - -t
2 Lb. Carton
WATER GROUND
Refinishing Upholstering
By Factory
Expert
Corn Flakes
BLUE
R IB B O N
can
1 am opening a shop in Sanford and will
be equipped to handle any kind of repair
work promptly.
Phone 883 in care of Smith and Jordan
Tnc., until new address is announced.
WAl.DORI
Toilet Pape
C. Killingsworth
t - U m m r X -O -n , ( J M 1 | U n O t i ) 0 > u * « , 41*441 S p a n H m 4 i i v ,
1)474 ( W i t r u l i x l . ■»>d m pm rr l i r a u l M l l t k a a U m .
4 -|4 w /
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f m l b c A l i , l 7 4 J W 4 4 7 i . A ll p r i r a a m l J a a i a r p . U k c l i V t U t i u ) r u n t i m e d e t i p a w l p r U e r — t h e y i n c l u d e Imteair h a n d l i n g
,4u / | „ .
I . l i t e r a l t l a l a e a l i m a r a y m e n I ttU it a m u iim h im a t
A ttr n tio n M o to rists! 1
\ ^ ta tiu a U | Hooka.
O a k la iu l- P o n liu c O w n rra •)
l l s n l . H r l n | 1st y o u r e a r fo r • u r a l l o n l ^ l u« s d d l a t t « « « n | u f m r u l of y o u r s u
Seminole Motor Co
Rive’s Garage
Your Buick dealer's high business standing
in his com m unity—his solid, long-established
reputation for fair dealing-*-safeguard your
used car Investm ent when you buy from him.
fgO U U C T o r
CBMKBAI. MOTOHM
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Judge th e used car you purchase by the in
tegrity o f the dealer who sells It to you. Go to
the Buick dealer. You ca n rely upon his word.
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He will give you an honest description of any
used car in stock. He w ants you to be satis
fied with the car you buy for he wants to
keep you as a used or new car custom er.
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J Fresh Fruits & Vegetables
He offers you a wide choice of used cars—
including practically oil m akes and models,
and covering practically all price classes.
B a c o n
s lic e d
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BUICK MOTOR COM PANY
I LINT, MICH.-D IVIXION Ol'tfliNERAL. MOTOSS C O SPO SAIIO N
.121
12 .340
Potatoes
Bananas
Judge a USED
by the Integrity
of the Dealer
. • Gehrig
40 172' 43 ftO
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Chipso
A M ERICAN S
who want to pack up and go
> ri*. Pittsburgh .437.
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(Vesterda.vs Home l(uns)
P layer and Club Yes’duy Sea.
Hornsby, Braves,
1
Huuser, Athletics
1
O tt, G iants
I
R oettger, C ardinals 1
Blue, Browns
I
Scott, P irates
2
Hale, Athletics
I
Cochrane, At h id it s I
Brannon, Browns
I
Uuruhnri, P ira .c I
W alkei, Bk U
llcuthcote, t nlis
Bettencourt, I’mvvti l
. Davi-, Philln
l
Hornsby, Boston
43
132 31) ftl .121
Grantham , P ittsburgh
38
137 2ft 54 .304
Picipiih, Cincinnati
36
lift 11 43 .374
Bottom Icy, St, I/rnis
48
188 It till .3117
' Dnuthit, St. Louis
4ft
211 II 78 .3(11
Leader u year ago today; lia r
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This can be said of the foods obtained at P iggly Wiggly. The
finest quality that can be bought—all to' you at our regular
money saving prices.
.
TO OPEN SEASON LATER
NEW YORK, June 8.— (IN S )—
Because of unfavorable w eather
encountered
this
spring, the
National League baseball sea
Totals
son will s ta rt five days la te r next
SANFORD
year. M agnates of the league,
Friable, SB
m eeting at
President lleydler’s
ft
Scui-’ by innings:
liew ell, rf
office
here,
decided
to open the
ft Orlpmjo
« I Ml (100 (100—2
■Wade, cf
senson on April 1ft.
l
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Palin
Beh
012
ftftO
Ollx—ft
McConnell, 2b
ft
Three Im-c hit. Brower. Two
Barnes, lh
CHICAGO, June 0.— (IN S ) ft
base
hits, Beasley, Large, Cox.
Jackson, If
The only advanced course for
ft
fn
r
n
fiie
.
Mason,
Holder.
Base
Wallace. :i|i
ft on hulls, off Brower 7; off t ’nl teachers of sight saving classes in
P arks, c
0 breath 2: off Hodges 2. Struck the United S tates will he opened
Hymel, p
"id, lludc.-s 1. Stolen
liases, here this sum m er at the U niver
Total*
28 3 Ml 27 I r. | Buckles. Burke Lawrence, Kilby. sity nf Chiengo,
aen u d in g to
Doublr plays, Viau to Chauucey to
rfcoroiiy innings:
iintmiiiicenient
of
the
National
Miami
' . .. . - ftftl
««"- 1 Abrams; Chauucey to Viau to
SAMFO*,D .. . tlftftd 1 Ml D1 x :3 Abrams; Buckles to Mason to Society for Prevent.on of Blind
Wells. ness.
Twi* ffitse hits, Barites and P re Burke ( 2 1. Passed hull
ble. Double plays, P uiks to WulI Pitching record, off Culhreath, ft
lace; Hymel to McConnell •>o hits ft runs iu 1-3 innings; off
Hodges, 3 hits no runs in
Harm’s: McConneP In Frisbie I.
Losing pitcher, Culhreath
Barnes; Genitive to Crowe to 11ink
lures, Kelly and Raphtin.
lo. Base on ball, off Cusack 2; off
< f game, 1:4fi.
Hymel ft, Sti uck out, by Cusack I;
by Hymel 4. Time 1:4ft. l ’ni|iitc«.
Moore and Weaver.
i. * ■ i u i *■-
« » * and; ■watch
" » r ;the” ' birdio
! ' , T very
y 1,1 , omakI may ,0Be th # t Bpoti too.
quiet
closely', Hum bert J. Fugazy, the
i n fact, with three contractei
man w ith a fountain pen for a fights before him. the only one b
forefinger, will b I io w you today
certain of is his m eeting will
how ho can sign the lending chal- p ete Latzo n ezt week. A m ln v
longer for the light heavyweight tr.ttW. „f absurd m atchm aking hr/
title to bouts with the champion in made it possible for Lomski t*
th at class and the one immediate- beat Latzo from here to .there am
ly below it and wind up by getting still stand disqualified from an*
him n either fight. And the fau lt chance of m eeting W alker on J u l
need not be of the ch allen g ers 4 or of g ettin g his chance at thmaking.
light heavyw eight tL lo later Jt
The sups were Htartled to learn the. season. The situation in quor
y esterday that the Now York com tion can he brought abbut in thi
mission had sanctioned a m a tc h ; m anner:
between Leo Lomski, chronic c h n l-1 Ace Iludklns and W alker are )e
longer in the light heavyweight m eet for the m iddleweight tstlc it
division, and Mickey W alker, mid- Chicago on June 21. If Hudkin-
C om ptroller—
AMOS
MARTIN
STEWART
’on). A griculture—
MAYO
SPARKMAN
.
Uy Davis J. W alsh
International News Service
Sports E ditor.
NEW YORK, June 8.— (IN S )—
Senate—
MARTIN
TRAMMEL
Congi-ess—
OWEN
SEARS
tj
*•«». W alker is out u ^
opponent, uni) so U Ac* jjb
ntte Uomaki and tho Ntb?
>n handled by th«. . ail(e m
nent. M r. Fugazy’* acth
ms conceived several .lum,
Deluding the (KittsUtility ur
vinnlng from 'lx>m*kl
neeting either Wntker nr ||„
according to the way
,7
ight goes. But when | i,
iiTBcnce today, he still
Xling m anfully with the
•f rem oving the hag frJ.
klrs hands In the event that
:in» wins th at heat in (hie
Mr. F ugazy’s next trick t
o dem onstrate just hnw i t ,
masible for Lomnki to h,.»i
-ntzo and Walker
a nu,
till fail tn get his flinj '
L?ht heavyweight title u
ucenient which attracted I
!r. Fugazy's from parlor
irut place. He enn lose this (
vithout the slightest, deyri
omebaclc, provided Jimmy
sry bents Tommy Ijiughrai,
1b championship on June a
w ording to the nffidnl vj,
he local commission. Lough
’bp only fighter who is oh)
o fig h t Lomski for the ti
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rld’s Greatest Vegetable
Spot and Richest Garden Land.
Fair tonight;
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NT D AILY NEW SPAPER
sA N FO R B
F L O R ID A , f t M B A V .
JU N E ' ll,
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bitration Offer NOBILE’S HEN P r e s id e n t L e a v e s T o n ig h t
F o r 3 M o n t h s V a c a tio n O n
Bank’s Repeiver SUFFER FROM L a r g e E s ta te In W is c o n s in
n
iy City INTENSE COLD
:ra ft Proposed To
ithriraW Action If
tmmissioners Had
IgreedToMediation
feTime, Money
Avers Receiver
W ill L e t M atter
lest W ith Courts
>r Final Decision
jroposal tr arbitrate and
lmcdiatc rejection of the
constituted
test aevdopmenta In the
loversv in which E. H.
Iratt, re.cD’vr tor the
Jnole Cou:,cy Bank, has
luted /joint -proceedings
pck.the' sale of municipal
luinfr bonds that were to
been disclosed this afternoon
|c City Commission.
proposal wits sulimitlcd in
tig and went into some doklriefly, it contained nn offer
|thdm\v the petition of interl>n if the Commission would
to arbitrate, within 30 day.
location of tho City’s liability
Seminole County Dank anil
k c holders of obligation paper
Iliad been nssiuned from Dubet institution.
The offer
[nted that tho arbitration br
a rule of court from which
would bo no appeal,
matter was discussed at r
si meeting of the Commission
heard the proposition xu*
Id by S. It. Lighten, attorney
Jlie receiver. Mr. Ashcraft waIpresent. It developed that the
|ing was the upshot of a scries
(inferences in Tullnhassec be|n city officials ami Comptroi
Ernest Amo* and between the
Sttrollcr and the bunk icceivo:
Ids uttornoy.
jc receiver’s propoxal was re
Id with some surprise by the
■nission. It hail been whispered
[he streets thut the offer war
nntaln a definite promise to
llraw tho intervention pro
inns. Fully recovered from its
surprise, the Commission at
I demurred and voiced its form
Ejection by a unanimous vote.
I think wo oujilit to stand pat,"
[the way Commissioner Millci
rsxed himself. Commissioners
|c and Housholder acnuiesced.
submitting liis client’s offe •.
|l:ighton denied charges which
lid had been made to the ef[that “ we are trying to wreck
[Municipality and ruin the end
the city. He described th.
Josal us “ fair and reasonable"
lone which would greatly asIthe City in Hlraighluning out
pfuirs and the bank in liquidits assets.
you refuse to accept," the
Fney continued, "the respnnsi|r of wrecking tho city will l«'
your own shoulders."
k i|uestion was summarise I
|r. Dighton with the statement
"Mr. Ashcraft sajs the City
the bank $703,000 with init. You say it doc* not, but
re you obtain a legal determinof the question, you write
obligation off your books. We
|that this action is manifestly
lir."
A'ith every sule of refunding
I* the City is boosting its bon.,|l •bt," tho attorney said, and
tying adjudication
of this
|cr." He reiterated that the rrCr was not trying Pi force thr
and declared that acceptance
li* proposal would suve money
'time and be of mutuul udvnnto both parties,
id we want is u settlement oi
question pf whether the City
able to the bank,'' Mr. Digh*mid. “ IT wc haven’t u just
n, then we will not interfe*-.
(Continued on Pago G)
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ith B ryan Owen
Expresses Thanks
expression of appreciation ti
•otcra o f Seminole County,
guv® her such u handsome
rity over her opponent in luiJ
lay’» primary, wu* reccivci’
by The Herald from Ruth
i Owen, who received the
lation fur congressman from
fourth district. Mrs. Owen’s
ige reads:
wsnt to thsnk the voters of
10 I0 County for the splendid
rity by which they have
•ated me for representation
ngress, and the Sanford Herir its fine co-operation. Word*
•t express my appreciation of
oyal support. I can only show
fratitude by devoted service
>e interest of our state and
I will render to the utmost of
v
TM.r »«
H earin g OnPetition
W ill Be On Tuesday
Hearing on n petition, brought
by counsel for E. II. Ashcraft,
for intervention with the sale
of city icfunding bonds, will lie
held tomorrow afternoon at 2
o’clock at the court house, it
was learned today, .ludgu W al
lace \y. Wright, who had pre
viously disqualified himself :n
the case, has ruled that he is
qualified and will hear the ense,
according to information ob
tained in the office of the. clerk
of tho circuit court. The suit Is
brought in the name of Mr.
Ashcraft in the capacity of a
taxpayer.
SANFORD GUARDS
LEAVE FOR: CAMP
SUNDAY MORNING
Eight Officers, 95 Enlisted
Men ComposeUnltsLcavinu
On Special; Hutchison And
Stevens Arc In Command
Fight officers and 05 enlisted
men composing two Sanford units
of the 124th infantry. Florida
National Guard, departed Sunday
•morning by special train for Camp
Johnson at Jacksonville for their
annual encampment of two
Heading the outfits were: Major
Ralph E. Stevens und Captain J. L.
Hutchinson, the former command
ing the medical detachment ami
the latter head of Company O. ^ " c
group was the largest ever to
leave Sanford for entnp nr.d tor
detachments are expected to bring
back many honors for leadership
in the several phases of their mancuvers.
. .
Thr roster of the Medical Ut
laclimc-nt i* as follow.c
Major Ralph Stevens
Captains Frank C. Hoardman,
Orlando. Fla.. Arthur W
Knox.
Sanford. Fin.. Albert C. McKenzie.
Jacksonville, Fla., and Currcn 1.
You inans Miami, Ha.
Slntf Sergeant George • eliuai
Sergeants Mai, .dm C. I aioeroii.
James I*. Iloltsrlaw, ami Havnl
W Vcnleia.
Corporal Hdlie. Hucurel.
I'livates. First class Woodard
Hoi icll. Emory T. Gibsi.n, Rubcri
C Hal!. Chalmers I . Harkcy.
Koymoiid N. Schaal, and Turn J^Privates William J. Beatty. Hu
ben C. Brown. Joseph t>. Bn xto,,.
Charles Cogburn. Gilbert < • Krieson. I.cwi* •> George, BjiU »■
Hultnlaw. Emmett G. h.iiluw,
Charles K. U r . tiarence E No
lan. Hoy A. Itaulerson. Bryan Hi
ser, Willie l- Torley, Ornion EWard, Ellis Starnes. W .Ujm ««j
Starnes. Clyde Hodges. Howuid
Willetts.
Thut of Company l>- is:
Captain Jo-ph
Hi.Uhm..on.
Fisrt l.icut. W illiam K R,u,*£‘i
Second Lieut. Ha.old (■
bUFiist Sergeant Arthur L. CatC‘ Sergeant* John T. Brady,. Earle
F Doaney. Hobert L. Gier. Claude
D. Johnson. I'urter If. Lansing,
Coil E. Nordgren. Alvie Hountrce,
und Benjamin F Wade
Corporals Albeit G. Bttk. Bu
ford B. Brown. Oliver l,» nl*'Lr.’
Donald A. Dunn Richard H .Us
claw. Virgil L. Smith, and I aul
" w S T t w
r .n T
V.
lira..... Williu.ii r. I'™ " '
L. Duncan. Claude C
ley J . Peckham. Charlc* H- I owed .
WUllam W. Pricster. Milton
•
Um)1 O C. Howand. John n.
Weaver, and John T. Whittaker.
Privates Curtis L. Bennett. Clyde
Brewer. Earl A. Cameron, Lee J .
Cochran. Honey Foster, Hundall A.
George. Arthur Humphrey. Jam
es S. Kay. Thomas VN. K'nlaw ,
Marvin F. Leavitt. Jessie IL Ml
ism. Harold U. Morgan, Robert
Move, Okc G. Nordgren. William
J. Olivar.. Clarence J.
eekh.in,
James N. Prcvatt, Millard K.
KuUicr’ ord. Cecil S W j d .
Samuel IL Sloan, John L. Sm tn,
Dwight D. Smith, Mmton L. Smith,
James W. Spivey. Ver" Jv J ty5
General D. Turner. And.cw a .,
Vaughn, Cordon L. Wade, Uosc<»o
W./nHll,.. llu.il, (j.
“ v r ;
rs E Wood. Joel 11. Bell, Walter
J. McClelland, Roy R- WiUlJi™\’
Sam C. Gardner, and Geargc Mon
ger.
CHILI) KILLED
BALTIMORE, June 11.— (INSJ
-John Dlnieh, eight, w.s cru.hed
to death at Sparrows Point Md.,
today. The child fell from a freight
train pn which he was stealing a
ride.
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Commander Hi'ms^lfToRcthir
With Wirclem Operator ;Is
Stated To%BpEinat-Rittcn;
Several HaVfc Frozcnl.imbs
Tw o O f jC re w W ere
Injured In W reck
Ice-llrcakerN Push On In E f
fort To Reach Beleaguered
Hand Separated in 2Groups
ROME, June I L — (IN S )—All
Uie members of the stranded No
bile expedition in the Arctic un
sutfering from the iutenr.c colu
while it -is reported tnat Gen
Umberto Nobile
himself auul
tamo operator: Guiseppe Iliugi
have been frost-bitten, said air
Vices from King’s Bay toduy.
These dispatches indicated thnt
urgent assistance is necessary
altnoupli
bxiictiition .lues fo.od
for’ a cpniiUeraWa^irtijr^aurrral
in the e.vpetfrffoff^reSWre'd frozen
limbs. These victims were mem
bers of the group which included
Gen. Nobile. The expedition split
up and it is probable thut members
of the second group have also
sufftred frozen urms, legs or cars.
The Nobile group was six miles
cast of Foyne Island at last re
ports. Gen. Nobile and seven com
panions were in the gondola when
it was ripped from the body of the
dirigible by coming in contnet
with a high ice hummock on May
26.
Tho ice-ship liohlty lias been
advised thnt a strong wind is
now breaking up tlie ice and tluil
it will soon be possible for the
si ip to proceed further northward
to search for the Italia's crow.
Botli tl.e Hobby and the steamer
Braganza will attempt to press on
ward to ( ape Ninth ns soon as
possible. Captain
Itiiser-Larsen
the Norwegian aviator, has leach
ed the Hobby in his plane
the
Gull.
Larsen and Lieut. Holm will
attempt to locate the Italia’s
castaways from the air and drop
food und other supplies down t„
them. Holm made one attempt to
scour the northern regions hut
was compelled
by
inclement
Veathcr to make a landing on the
ice of Mosscl Bay.
Meanwhile the 11alist cm.tin
"ex |o keep in constant Imnli with
Inc Cilia Hi Milano at Ring t
Bay by radio. The two parts of
the crew nrc on an irepaek HO.
.30 degrees north latitude and 2H.4 east longitude. 'I hey are iiiiable
to reach each other hceatisc of
open water in the ice.
The members of the Italia's
crew have sufficient food to lust
them until tho middle of next
month, und those who were not
injured are in excellent heallh
und sfdrltu, the Cilia Di Milano
wns informed.
Three me moors of the crew,
better equipped thun the others,
to combut Arctic conditions be
cause of Alpino experience, nre
reported to be proceeding south
ward alien.I of the otliei-. and may
l>c able to reach the rescuers and
lend them back to the Itulia.
Field Events Will
Precede BallGanies
On Next Thursday
Thursday afternon will he n
gala occasion at the Municipul
Athletic Field, according to plans
now being made by officials of
the Sunfor.l baseball leant. A
program of fiol(l ovenls, partici
pated in by the players of the
local club and the Went Palm
Beach twain, has been arranged
und suitable prizes have been o f
fered by local merchants.
The program is under the super
vision of A. P. Wallace, head of
the olub. Awards will bo presented
for fungc hitting, longest throw
from tho plate, fastest base run
ning, best throwing catcher, best
control by a pitcher and for sev
eral other feats.
Among the prizes and tho
merchants donating them are:
McKinnon and Markwood, pair of
shoes; Jne'a Smoke House, carton
of cigarctcs; B. L. Perkins, shirt;
Hanford Drug Company, carton
of cigarettes; G. A. Speer, & Son,
bathing suit; Roumiliat and An
derson, two pound box of cbocolutgs.
Tbo field evcnla urr expected to
get under way at ,3 o'clock anti
the game in scheduled to start at
4. One of tho largest crowds of
the season I eexpocted to bo on
hand.
MEXICAN FLY Kit LEAVES
MEXICO CITYTTune 11— (IN S )
—Capt. Emilio Carransa, Mexico's
foremoat aviator, hopped o ff nl
Valbuena Field tpx Washington, D.
C., at 8:10 o'clock (local times) to
return Col. Charles A. Lindbergh's
aerial visit to Mexico.
WASHINGTON.
June
.•avci
(IN S )—President Coolidgc lealef
[Washington, tonight t for a throertionth ’ vacation , in Wisconaln.
With him wilt go Mrs. Coolidgc
who, nt the Inst minute, aban
doned plnns to remain behind nnd
attend the graduation of hor son
John, next Monday nt Amherst.
The spot picked for this year's
summer White House is the camp
f the late Henry Clay Pierce,
millionaire oil man, lo.-nted on the
Brule River about ,TJ miles from
Superior. Over 4.000 acrea nrc
encompassed in
the
estate,
through which run n number of
streams reputed to be outstanding
spots for trout. The main cabin,
known ax Cedar Island Lodge,
.which will house the President and
Mrs.^'oolidge, is-on a llttla Island,
Connected with the’ nminland ' by
"""bridges. A_ score"" of other
■buildings furnish guest anil servunt quarters.
A large office staff will make
tho trip with Mr. Coolldge, and n
.temporary executive office ia
Member A u dit
=
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“ Stop Hoover
Begins As Delegat
Arrive In
set up in Superior. The Presi
lent plnns to motor,In daily to
’ttend to national business. Also
the Coolidgcs nre taking with
them quite a force of household
servants who will minister to the
wants of the Wisconsin camp
throughout tiie summer.
Newspaper men. secret service
operatives and photographers will
swell the total o f persons ulNinrd
the Presidential special train to
over GO. In addition to the Presi
dent’s ear, the special will in
clude two compartment cars, two
standard sleeping curs, a dining
nir. a elftb car nnd a baggage car. I'rrderick Huckelt Declares Nieholng M. Butler. President
Everett Sanders, secretary to
O f University And Staunch
N o Ollier Candidate Is Able
tlie President, will Ik* the only abt, SnvK Itwue* Of
Hcpublicnn,
T o Maintain Alliance Be
iente.> from the train. Sanders Is
I*rincl»,lo Are In The Fore
tween Farmer And Industry
er.route to Kansas City to observe
It it lt o r ’ s N o t e :
n illn ivliiir
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National Coriven
BY DR- NICHOLAS M. BUTLER
I III l l l s l o f M e e r i e * o f s t o r l v *
\Nbn, arid, according to friends of
(President of Columbia University
o n llu- in-toililli-au N iit lo n . il i ,i»nv , nt Ion w r i t t e n
liy
uullonnlly
Mr. Coolidgc, to see thut no
and one o f the country’s fore
I. i i o w n i > « r i y le n d e r s e x e l u * t » e l y
“ draft’’ movement I* stnrted. The
f o r n e w s p a p e r s s e r v e d l»y I n
most Republican leaders.)
i
mil !•>mi I N e « * S e e v le e . i i l h e r
President is determined not to be
^ K AN
11•—
» candidate to succeed himself, and
T iN K>—Tri~ii7y Tu(fgmWr' the Rc*
nrjrr'Tmr ffolnAfclQ I>« forced, mu* r'-•'rdtr-xV
aC u XL Thurin.in; i‘ntnpiilso inanaaer tur
nomination.
puklicnn Party fnces at this con
S, n n lor W ills o n nnd others.
j i «^
(By I'nitcd Htntes Sen. Frerleriek vention one of the most critical
A. Snekett.)
periods in its history. 1n many
KANSAS CITY, Juno 11. (IN S )
ways this crisis is more Import
llcrhci't Hoover will lie iiominuant and more far-reaching then
ted and elected President of the
that of 1U12 which was at the
United States because he answer*,
bottom of u contest very largely
above nil other candidates, the de
mand of the American people for over personalities.
The party is now without any
u Republican nominee, who can
dominating
pcrsonnHty
:^d
maintain an nlliunee between agriwhether recognised or not, it is
Governor Of Sbansi Province Deny Hopurts Thai They Will culture und industry.
Is Given Hearty Ovation By
Continue TheirAtlvenlurous
The Itcptihliatn Parly came into questions of principle ami of
policy which nre nt issue
Students And Commcrciiil
Flight But Will Return To existence when agriculture and in public
a most acuto form. The fact
Bodies Upon Entering City
Snn Francisco By Steamer 1dustry joined forces and it win in
of the matter Is that owing to de
this alliance which carried the Ko
PEKING, Juno II. r - (I N S )—
SYDNEY, Australia. June 12.-- publican Party through four score velopments of tho last 20 odd
years tho two grent political
Marshal YYn Ilsi Slinn.g ivernur of (IN N )— Reports Ilia' the trans years of success. Herbert Hoover parties, Republican nnd Demo*
Shansi Province and first of the pacific plane
Southern Cross, is (ho candidate most mcental'll orut, have lost tho significance
to hot li group*.
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which was formally attached to
three veteran Chinese warlords to which mude a 7.80(1 mile flight
1 Ik- nppoul which Hoover niuke.-i
^
reach Poking entered the city nt Irom Oakland, California, to Syi! to the farm people, lint politically them.
Tho turiff is no longer a living
noon today with n small body; ney, might r.mtinue upon a round- unruled is positively strong. The*'
issue. It has passed into accepted
guard mid immediately established the-world flight, with the two A i- appreciato llie efforts lie made ut American public policy, nnd the
most
single
IlHIltlcri
ill
the
postheadquarters, ait the Mlnlstory. of enemy*"is iiiemhcra of the crow
only interest which that subject
iirniiMliro period, wlirn the Europ
nied today. Navigator Har ean nati-’ iiH, freed from tliu con now arouses Is nn to some spe
War. Representatives of commer wire
cial bodif anil student organiza ry |g ty, and radio operator Jnmes tinuance of war, sought to break cific rate of duty or group of
rates. There arc nearly as many
tion* give the marshal a welcome. WuilT1 < the American* who made the markets of America und nib upholders of protection in the
tbs
farmers
of
tho
guarantee
Interviewed by Hie foreign cor the trV .«•Pacific flight, announced
Democratic Party ns the Repub
which tho United Stat s govern
respondents Yen Mfted that he they vrojld nail for San Franrivc*
ment 11.ill promised them «* a re lican Party.
Similarly, the fundamental nnd
had as his two main purposes: ( I ) on Friday on the liner Mnungaiiui ward for intensive production,
—The preservation of peace ami
(ivation* for the flyers continued
Tho Amcricun fnrnicr* do not Cm reaching financial issue has
passed out of the realm of dubnte.
order within Peking. To tin., o*;^ thro ghout Monday with gt «*7int I fe^trt the fejresight winch Hoovgr The gold' standard is accepted by
he had ordered reliable troop* entliuslusin. The Southern Cruna used in dciilinir with thosu foreign every one, und the federal reserve
cabinets and Imw lie brought lo
brought stability,
stationed nt all important point., <n will bop o ff lor .Melboiirne t< mor ht-nr nil the power of this govern system Inis
prrmiinrnry
and
elasticity into our
row.
Tinfollowing
day
the
fl>«-r
(lie Pi kieg distrir* and lias i-xuol
incut lo force then In live up to
nnlionnl bunking and credit sysspecial inst,iirlii.iis regarding the will rot urn lie'i' hi a special platii contracts they made during the
liinis. No one proposes to change
protection of f ireign lives and pro Warner will carry back home with war. They do not forget how lloov- it.
him a fine soinlirero ilomileil to tr led I lie campaign which furred
peity, also prohibiting public meet him by civic i-miimixsioner FleniAguiti in respect to fe-eig.i
the European cabinet!* to 0111111110-1
relations there are no differ
iugx, liciiu n trillions, and distri mg.
Ilnur Idoeknde <>f Germany, which
The flier* lime been invited by opened the enoir.y market* to llic ence* of opinion that can bo called
bution of iurendiary lituratiire.
partisan. Public opinion is over
(2) T ie iliqiersul of all enemy Pluiniei Slufib y liime to come to proiluc's of Anii-ric.iii furtit*. 'I he* • whelmingly for those declarations
Canberra ux guixt* of the Au»- two things iiitiintuined the pi ice
troops from the northern men, tniiiall I’m linmeiil in m knou li ilgeand arrangements that will cs*
level of farm prodiut* above '.lie
tshlinlt and maintain international
this to Re done in cooperation witli inent of their accomplishment.
•'•■ngrcssiouul gnuranlee und 11I1the Nutiorr.lixt allies, under direc
The 'flier* were greeted yester sorlieil at a profit to the furnier*. pence. What difference of opinion
tion of the N’niikiiig Government. day by the wildest ucelninulioii ev the excess production in all gruins existed ns to our joining the
Yen said that all civil affair* er witnessed hero. They were liter und livestod. prodnets, which the League of Nations hns largely
were fur arrangement by Nanking ally mobbed by tlioui-iinds who patriotism of the American farmer disappeared since it is becoming
and did not come under hi* duty liroko through pollen lines to catch had provided in enormous qunnti - evident tlint tho Ixaguv can do a
constructive work
us the dofenso tohimisnioiior of the a glimpse of them. After being tie* to insure the feeding of the Kidendid and
of
its
own
without
our member
urin. He indicated that when uf- officially welcomed they wore tak* allied countries, if the war hud
ship and thnt wo can nnd will co
fairs are properly stabilized ! c en through the main thorough continued.
operate with it in those, of its
fares which were lined on all sides
will return t’> Tui Yuun Fu.
The highest pi ice* for hog pro*
international activities thnt arc
(Juextioned uhinit the iiu'ideiits by admiring residents.
iluct-i which the i-ountiy bail ever
wherein General Feng Yu Sluing
The fliers completed the hull kiiow'ii were maintained all through non political.
With those questions out of the
arrested and disunited the forces MI0 miles of their journey, 'from llojvor’x udininistrutive period in
of Gcncrul I’ao'* men, in violnti >n Brisbane to Sydney, in about five tho.e broad sisiion* of the coun way, every other important mat
ter before tho American people
prinise of the nuti'iiiul govern ‘-.ours, making the total elapsed try, which nre the earn and hog
ment that Pao’s moil
would flying time for the 7.H0IJ mile* legions of the country. The real runs straight urross present par
ty lines. Tills is t.ruo of the prob
be given safe conduct out of t In about H8 hours.
farmers of
America rccognizu lems
growing
out of
the
city, Yen *uid that when lie heard
without que t’.iuii the policies, cre
Eighteenth Amendment, of the
the report he hud immediately tele
ated and ndieiiiistcretl by Hcrbct matter of furtii relief und con
Hoover, produced the greutext per
graphed Feng suggesting the Mukstructive agricultural policy, and
iod of prosperity thut agriculture
denitiea be released, their urmx re
of confining the federal govern
turned, and thut they lie convoyed
had ever experienced und aside
ment ut Washington to its own
from tliose interested in political business und not permitting it
safely buck to Munchuriu. As yet
iispcclx, it is perfectly evident that to develop into 11 Hugo and all
Feng hux not replied.
tho dirt farmers of America stand
This situation may bring the
As to
Sheriff
M. Hand, accompanied loyally hy Dm intelligent leader absorbing bureaucracy.
question of Feng’s uinciialileness to
these mutters differences of opin
by
Deputies
Ch.'is
Stephenson
and
ship which Hoover tlisplnyed'~'ir. ion are so marked that nuithor
Nanking’s instruction to a head.
Mnrshul Yen is u plainly uniformed James M. Ixo, returned to Sunfunl thut trying period.
party ran muko u definite, a sin
mild mniincrod militarist, obviously lust night ufler delivering ninu
cere
nnd u conbtructivo declara
prisoners to tbo stale prison at
not in the best of health.
tion without alienating a suhstan
itaiford.
t i i
tial portion of its membership.
The prisoners included six nrgThis
is why' the nctivc political
roe» and three white men. The
leaders are so much concerned with
white men were l.iumu Wilson,
avoiding all real issues and of con
sent up for two year* on a forgery
fining themselves to those sonor
charge und D. A. Muffley and Fred
ous platitudes which giro tho least
Iichrncs, sentenced to servo six and
WESTWOOD.
j.. Juno 11.
possible offense
and make the
eight years for robbery. Tho neg — (IN S )—Rckiihnt* of fliis village
least ombarrassmont for a can
roes
included:
WAU1NGTON. June 11— (IN S )
uftcr a taste yesterduy afternoon didntc for office.
Karl Matthews, breaking und en
— A silver plaque, purchased with
My interest in politics is in
of
u reul, old'fashioned blue law
licnny contributions, of 4G,GH0 tering, 15 years; Charlie Wesley,
question of principle. I look upon
rahbath,
were
linking
fortyanl
to
breaking
und
entering,
four
years;
New Orleans school children, wu*
tho Republican Tarty as a most
presented to President Coolidgc Charlie Johnson, breaking and en next Sunday when, according to powerful Instrument
for good
Justice
of
the
Peace
E.
Alan
Mey
tering,
five
years;
Albert
Jenkins,
today as a. symbol of the gratitude
government
under
the
Constitu
those children feel for the Presi grand larceny, two und half years; er, “ the t iwn is going to be closed tion. My concern is to have Ue
.
and
William so tight it will xquunk.”
dent’s action In signing the flood Ifiiah Donaldson
Meyer, wh" is also u theatre ropord straight and ita declara
Drown, manslaughter, two ycar*
control bill.
owner, was arrested earlier in the tions sound on matter of principle,
’
' ‘
Oswald Ecuyer, 17, honor, pupil cach. •' !
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day and paid a $10 fine for ex and to let tho-question of candi
of tho Knmuel J. Peters High
hibiting movie* on Sunday. Then dates lake rare of itself.
School o f Commerce, p:‘csealed AjL^ed DudiessMakcH
things begun to happen. Involving
tho plaquo in Iteliulf of the school
NTHA.M~kY l LH^THREE
R em arkable A ir Trip a village act of IH77, Meyer r.tnrt*
children.
NORFOLK. Va.. Juno 11.—
cd In to arrest everybody who
“ You have made possible a larger
SOFIA, BULGARIA, June II. wasn't either going to or-cm ing (IN S )—Threw man were killed
development for the South,” young
and two wan- Injured when this
Eciiycr said in making the presun- — (IN'H)— Despite her 02 years, from church.
s^unmlinu in the U. S. Destroyer
He
even
issued
n
summons
to
tatlon. “ You have assured the posi tho Duchess of Bedford, who
tion of New Orleans as the gute- mode a 1.2U0 mile airplane flight his wife whun she drove diwn Bruce explored here today.
The dead, civilian workmen o f
way of the Mississippi Valley. on Sunday from Lympne, to this town iq the family automobile.
You are giving us of the rising city, was up early today and Rcstuaranta und stores were closed the Norfolk Naval Yard, .were:
ganeralion the desire to partici ready to begin the second leg of and all traffic, including intcrur- E. H. Munden, Charles II. Bryan
pate In tho future expansion of our tho long journey to India. Tho ban buses, halted. Next Sunday. and Joe Joyce, all o f Norfolk.
section of the United States. You plane—tho Princes* Xenia Is pilo Meyer says, he's going to close They were scalded to death. Two
have nude us realize tho alrcngth, ted by Capt, C. D. Barnard. There the telephone cxchango and stop member* of the crew of the des
the force, and the ‘ power of our la also a relief pilot In addition the Erio'Railroad train oi\ it* way troy rr were sraldcd when they at
tempted to rescue the victims.
through the village.
^
to the titled passenger.
government.”
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Assert
SENATOR STATES [COLLEGE LEADER “Allies”
. Are CertainGi
Candidate Will'
HOOVER WILL BE DECLARES PARTY BeGivenNomination
NEXT PRESIDENT FACES BIG CRISIS Andy Mellon
CHINESE WAR ACE PACIFIC FLYER S
OCCUPIES PEKING W IL L NOT MAKE
ASSURING ORDER WORLD JOURNEY
Sheri f f s De l i v e r
Prisoners To State
Prison At Ka i f o r d
Students P r e s e n t
President Coolidge
With Silver Plaque
NIIMBBIF
Bureau Of ClrculationH
New Jersey People
Get Taste O f Re al
Blue Law Sabbath
KeyToSitnal
With Secretary’s Sni
port Hoover Will Be
Sure Of His duccesa
KANSAS C IT Y
— (lN S I— T h e .^
trying to
,
unuer wav today as incom
ing trains poured into K&q m s
City nnd hundreds of delegates with whom the decis*3351
ion ultimnteiy ____
rests,
will be stopped. ” anaerted
.. the
spokesmen o f the nardnresa-
cd allies. “ He can’t be stopped,*
countered the Hoover managers.
“ It will he Hoover on tho first or
second ballot.”
It is into this situation, with tho
lines drawn taut, that Andrew W.
Mellon will step late today. No
school room ever waited, more ex
pectantly for tho teacher than does
this Republican National Conven
tion await the coming of the shy,
taciturn little lender from Penn
sylvania.
It ia his convention. He holds
the key. If he nods his head one
way it will be Hoover. I f he nod*
another way it probably won’t bo
Hoover. It may, in thnt event, bo B
Coolidge, Hughes, or any of the
struggling and embittered allies
against tho cabinet candidates.
Tho 70 votes from Pennsylvania
arc necessary, to Hoover. Without
them he might be nominated, but
it is the judgement o f all tho
leaders in Kansas City that ho
won't be if Mellon withholds the
Keyston deeigstion. Given Ponnsylvania it wilt bo all over. The
Hoover managers can count 450
vote* without any form from
Pennsylvania or New York. They
are assured of 20-odd from. New
York and Pennsylvania’* 79 would
push him across the 645 nomina
ting mark with votes to spare.
The allies are struggling des
perately against the seeming in
evitability of Hoaver’a nomination.
Like the allies of 10 years ago
their backs are against the wall.
They are hammering rtradily on
tho defeatist lino o f .attack and are
engendering in the process hard
feelings that may bloom in Nov
ember to somebody's disoomfirturo.
Tho dircctiqn ofithe drive against
Hoover was turned over today
t» Sen. Charles Curtis and Sen.
Watson, both candidates in their
own right. These two Veterans of
many national conventions and
many years of political maneuver
ing share the leadership o f tho M
big offensive against- Hoover, Amt
if he is ultimately stopped it will
bo largely their handiwork.
“ This convention,” said Curtrz,
is a bristling anti-Hoover state-;
nient, “ cannot afford to nominate
as the head of th# ticket anyone
for whom, the party .will be on tho
defonalve from the day he is nam
ed to the close, of the polls in
November.
“ The Congress that has just ad
journed made a splendid record.'
On this record and the record o f
*
administration for the last four
years our party can win the com- ,
ing election i f the candidate is a
man for whom no apologies will
l>e required.”
That ia the line o f attack which
the anti-Hoover directors are p
suing so vigorously—that floo
wilt be a weak candidate
Al Smith in November. Every in
coming delegate Is- button-ho
and impressed with the diffieulRy
of sleeting the Secretary of Com
merce against Al Smith. The new
arrivals are being told that he
will baa the Middle West, and
that against Al Smith in the popu
lous and wet East ho will get no
where. And on top of that they
add that he “ isn’t a Republican,
anyway, or wasn’t eight years
ago.” It is a defeatist campaign
with a vengeance. .
Even Sen. Jim Reed, of
souti. a Democrat, is helping
anti-Hoover causa slang. “ I
thty do nominate Hoover,” he
(Continued on Page 6)
LOVER 18 K ILLED
DEFUNIAK SPRINGS,
June If-— (IN K )—George
head. 22, is dead hers
'
bullet through his
Hurt Boutwell and his
paramour art in jail a* a
Whitshead a trying to take
man asmy from Boutwell,
ing to police reports.
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i iinifort to ovary sore, swollrit tla*
mio In your body.
And thin groat P. R. R gooa right
on liolpfiig Nature build inuro and
inorit ri'il toll* until your whole
body I* ilntrliiig with
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In the home
On the floor are ru gs and ru g s and linoleum — the
kinds are extensively advertised.
W h a t about the
kitchen?
better
Alum inum ware,
g a s ranges, hot w ater heaters, dish and clothes washers, cooking
kinds— practically everything you
use is advertised.
wearing
Y ou buy
utensils of all
advertised
ducts because you have confidence in them. Y o u know that a m anufacturer can
not a ffo rd to advertise shoddy or unw orthy m erchandise.
A d v ertisin g is one form o f insurance
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last breath
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flies . . mosquitoes . . aiul roaches
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to conic to ii. It goes to them— and kills
them. And gets evcr> -„nc of the pests. Not one
escapes this deadliest of insect-killers.
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I iik im u ii
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of
values
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advertisem ents is a fine habit,
Cultivate it
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Sor th e
p
get the (juality and service you expect. T h e nam e is the guarantee,
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—it completely ridsyour home of these pests. Black
Flag contains a secret, vegetable ingredient that
they breathe— and die. It is absolutely harmless to
humans nnd animals. T ;y it. Two fuims, equally
deadly — Liquid uiul Powder. At drug, grocery,
hardware and department stores. Powder 15c up.
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that her daughters, Martha and
M a ty n re d n stru c to d ^ lq .t^ C j^ o u a y f^ I
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** —* r • *in i tf •* ■fif. I*
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Wifely art's. Martha, the older but
J.
W ith the electioh not quite a week old and with the
Florida’s 'new "flin t l«ulyJ|, My». confidently said he would "come only 13, makes many of her own
results In one or tw o instances still undecided, it m ight not
dresses and they a r e most becom
Doylc
E. Cnrlton, of Tampa, has out all right.”
Iter be too late to call attention to tw o im portant facts which
thnt combination of qualities which
That 'depth of understanding, ing. Martha is a very frank, prac
stand ou t in clearly defined lines. T h e firs t is that the stamp her as an ideal occupant of sympathy and desire to be helpful
gft.J
tical nrd bcuutlful little person,
c K a n * a, m
people have had enough o f machine politics and the second the gubernatorial mansion at Tal* which extends beyond the hounds
who takes problems too big for
th at a t last they have come to a full realization that the lahassee.
of her own family to cnconipnss
her understanding to her mother
r . job
only w ay to change an existin g system is to go to the polls
She is of the south’s nobility, n all who hnve need of it found ex
breakfast f- s -solution, while Mary, a* yet
lady of charm, poise and strength pression in another
In a body and vote.
IC H d U H IO Il M T B I
< M Trar ,
table
incident
one
morning.
Doyle, more interested in play thnn in thr
9 tm
of
character.
She
is
possessed
of
a
W e have always been o f the opinion that when the
Ml X n U i
Jr., was unable to open his pocket serious side of life, docs likewise.
personality
which
stnmps
itself
in*
1 V * « Moat
people are fu lly inform ed as to the issues o f a case, they
Just as Governor-elect Cnrltor
stantly on those whom she en knife and naked help. Instantly
%t~ M ir t n t w 'W H i"
can be absolutely depended upon to do the righ t thing and counters. She has sympathy and Mrs. Carlton showed genuine con has always taken an active part in
i H m l i , M a it r t 'i pU atcr > m i *
to vote fo r the best men and the best principles, if they understanding, frankness and sin cern. She volunteered her services, the affairs of men, so Mrs. Carl
i-----------------r t i i t lM i t # t t | u u ,
Km n I
r m l t l i f < r m e w rb iH n d a c e d to vot<3,R frr il.’ *;The trouble nine times out cerity. Her graciousness and kim.- r.id finally preferred a piece of ton has interested herself in tht
M.1
m w i
tu iilM lU a
if I I w m U w » W i la lt r m t r - of. ten is that they, do not see the necessity o f voting, o r i f linoss makes her loved by those her silver, at tho risk o f having H activities, of women. There are
tfMT <#I1 I m
In lt a t n n U
*1 U t they do, they do not have the inclination. Too m any times who know her.
marred, to aid in ovcreomlng tho many women who cast theit bal, ■
,
wOrta.
TW
t . N , R. U r *
refractory' knife., She allowed ns lots for Governor Carlton simply
That
modesty
which
sits
so
be
oMtfcitr r—
OTtriewt
I*
n—«*—■
r ■______it-a
U
i » 4 if,
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-------------*-1 bad principles have triumphed i^nd crooked men have been
U M I I « | ata la i t m
la
much gratification.when the knife because they knew and liked Mrs.
comingly
on
Florida's
next
gover
■elected becaiise. on lv-one-h alf dr two-thirds o f the people
SiflgSi
nor is an attribute of hers, Doyle was finally made serviceable- ns Carlton and knew she stood foi
J
T it llm U
la a
m iir
a na M
U V
t at
at
I I I W ent t ^ H e V i l s .
Carlton remains unspoiled by the did Doyle, Jr. Between Mrs. Carl tho better things of life. Mho wa*
■ a n n a at C im O a tta u . aa
Since
the
election
o
f
June
5th,
w
e
have
seen
one
candi
tribute of Ft'-ridn’a .cheering thous ton and her children there* is that n htudent ot Stetson university,
■liaaM M a d a l l t a
at ra h *
A in t llit r a
a a l A t m t U - date a fte r ariother congratulated upon his impressive v ic ands and the general acclamation fine companionship thnt authors specializing in music, and is chnirata w i l » l f t f a l n
m i!
x— n r a f c f f #a M k a t t la a tory.
W c hnve seen a n u m ber.of newspapers commended that culled him to the highest post like to picture but une so seldom mnn of* th* financ** tfummittce nf
the Friday Morning Musicnlo of.
*
a a t 11
at
a ita ftla tU a
In his slate, and no amount of sees.
• w . l a « t « la w r t t f abarlatrlr fo r their lovnl support, and we hnve seen campaign man
Tampa, thnt hod the control of the
Never
were
more
thoughtful
or
adulation
will
change
In
the
slight
a l i 'l l t i a a at r ilt a la lb a , aa wall aa agers by the dozens praised for the good work in sw ing
H i n t la a la r t i m i <i «4 j .
est She lien ring of Mrs, Doyle unfailingly courteous host and raising funds for the erection o
ing the electorate to their respective candidates. But we Carlton.
hostess than Mr. and Mrs. Doyle the splendid club home of the or
ganization on Horatio St. there.
wonder
how
mnnv
o
f
them
really
know
who
won
on
June
A MONDAY, JUNK II.'
There is never a hnrnh word in Carlton. Inconveniences caused hy
nut Mrs. Carlton ha* always
guests
seem
to
delight
them
by6th.
■------ L
the Carlton home. Between the
giving
excuse
for
additional
ser
been more interested in church
le peo- two, the governor-elect and his
The people won. It was the greatest vietorv the
BIBLE VERSE FOR TODAY
wife, exists such n happy and ef- vice. The hospitality of the south than in club work. She is president
in almost
all
f .
ple o f the state o f Florida have ever , won.
• G ENUINE
SINCERITY— Say every
trimph- fectionute companionship as makes Is raised to n high degree of per and leader of n class of married
■y race, where an issue was involved, the people trir
not unto thy neighbor, Go, and ed. They fell upon machine politicn like an avalanche and for n perfect and hnrmonioiis fection in their home. The guest women of about her age in the
home. Mrs. Carlton’s refinement arising late finds his bronkfnst
romC again, and tomorrow l will
rolled over it like a rock crusher.
In the state at large anil culture is reflected in the hot. or if ho lies abed, it may be church of which she Is a member.
i b t t { when thou hast it by. thee.—
they refused to listen to the scores of hired orators who good manner* and xweetMCfftf df her brought to his room, llis days are She has held H^ypnst for scveriH
Trovi 3s2B.
wars. She Is- broad nnd__J’*fertrfi?
• PR A YE R — Lord, They Word is expounded nt length on the Virtues of the road chairman children. She is unfailingly cheer a continual round of little cjsm v
,.lions thnt bespeak. w akW f v - r ^
truer, quicken us according to Thy and they refused to accede to the ballyhooing demands of ful
TKe nioncaiy
modesty m
of-Mnc Carlton <* ip.hpr rcJigipjJi*-. vJetv,-* bmi is intci '
rs of-the Campaign,
campaign, Mr.
M r.' Carp
Carr
loVisfc kindness.
sc<1rcs,{kL
joC-newspapers. They turned to
had hours
Well
sho\yn
4n,the'npprecintin'n
shc 1esteJFW IjiM tii'W n rit^ licUvilies
"sho\yn in.the
_w
Append,
fo r ’ such' ptirpos'e.V b iff ‘w m fw a s in inspir- ton •found, iv n | peaces and
d K jVBXc*f_w
S
er the description
Taking it ul! in all, Mrs, Carlton
from
convcrsiitlon
with
her.
|
‘
Voiced
one
ray
tiv
fort
’’S L IM "
____
cd by .the righteousness'of his ,purpose.
friend to an is well fitted for her new duties a:
i
Too her he came with some of of her given by one
-in U. S. Air fr^Yvices—
In many counties of the static, the local machines were thesmorc vexing problems of his other. It was: "She is just a good mistress of the governor's man
To Ml his felltrw Airmen he is
The
.
also smashed. From Duval, Hillsborough and Dade comes campnjgn, mid thus paid tribute old-fashioned country girl.
I^Stlra"—
This slender youth with bright the word that in many offices old line politicians, who felt to her calm i-lear reason and com- reihark seemed to greatly t»Ie*i*-o | sion. It has been predicted that
:
l i "I like that’ Kt-.c ►Governor Carlton will be the most
unruly hair,
wonderfully secure in their positions, have been displaced inun sensb, coupteil wirti a
popular chief executive riovjih
Who learned— before the world beIttimps*Mrs. Carlton 'Takes a has had and it may further ho saie
hand" in her own kitchen, and her
i Tljft
o f th ?
meals
arc always dejichus sur that his popularity will scarcely
' ■
___
people
than this,
prises
"More *'
*L “ she sees i exceed that nf Mrs, Carlton.
Tfatulljh bronze medallions bear hi’* enee o f the people they were returned, hut where doubt | Florida may rest assured that det
i
cisions,
tempered
hy
herinfluence,
A sculptured face
exiHted, the poople took no chances.
And he is praised and sung and
There is only one reason why the election of June 5th will arcrur mightily to thejr bene- |
*1 sat apart,
was such an impressive victory for the people.
That is. fit ’
Ha wears nis laurels with uncur.l,title incidents in the home
they voted. Over two hundred ami forlv thousand persons
" scious grace,
where
the writer was u guest dur* ;
It had been predicted that
11h saving salt of humor in hi.* used their right of franchise.
ing brief respites in tile campaign, 1
more would vote than ever before; one hundred and eighty best proclaim the admirable quali
. heart!
thousand or two hundred thousand wotdd not have been ties nf "N ell" Carlton, as her \
The uniting eyes of ‘ ’Slim’’ arc surprising. But two hundred ami fortv
thousand!
One closest friends know her. * Per-*
1 keen and young;
hups the best summing up of her
hundred thousand more than voted in 11)2-1!
Guarding tho strength «of old
attitude towards the campaign
The people won a victory, and there's the reason
.implicit*^.
may he found In u brief statement !
He is not spoiled by fortune’ *
she made one morning nt the
trumpet-tongue
The Point O f V iew
i breakfast table: If Doyle is tie- 1
' Bounding his name across tho
i feateil, he is yet undefeated, for he
Seven Seas.
F O R T H IR T Y D A Y S W E W IL L A L L O W
the
Agitation has beeti rife recently in Miami against tin- hn> brought to thr
Though Kings and kingilest men
people the tnith about col Dons
great
English
sport
o
f
coursing,
the
pastime
which
re
\ hare honored him,
us they are. lie wil have
join1 Still to his fellow Airmen he v quires that a dog chase a rabbit around a field until the plished much good and we
a n’t
$10.00 O N Y O U R O L D R A N G E O F A N Y
"Slim” !— By
Agnes Ken- rabbit is exhausted and falls victim to the knife-like incis regret it."
dWek, Gray. t.
ors of the hound. The Humnne Society declares that this
Never in th-ise times the gover
jil, 'yi’i.
The People Won
MRS. DOYLE CARLTON IS QUALIFIER
ID E A LLY FOR H
,
a rti
HM .JACJ
•V
•«&:' s&s-.sf'a
I
firyou rd d mnqc
'
io v
form of diversion is cruel, that it appeals only to the baser nnr-eleet was undergoing hard• Thk thing that’s been worrying Instincts in man and that it is detrimental to the moral fill- shl'”’
carry his message to the
uk i is shall 'We ‘ say Congresuman
er
o
f
youth.
While
wc
confess
that
we
would
get
a
thrill
1
'vn,lin«
’-"•■lb" stuams
thren or Corgfewtworrtan Owen.
<
— -------- o------- -—
.' "Monoplane -Hops - Foe Bris
bane’’—headline. The power of the
dress.
•T .
--------— o---------Monro* county which actually
elected Seam in. 1TO®, this timu
went over two U» one for Mrs.
Owen, just ns was predicted In this
section.
—
o----------t . .
.
bringing every nuiKelo-of-iU- Lo<ly.4MLr-peopfM* ro-nrrtlrr.,nTon j„
IIlor,>ini: „ n,| straining!
and striving with all its energy to overtake the fleeing |-very resource, did she deplore'
and doubtlessly scared rabbit, we must admit that we believe his sacrifices. Instead slu- quietly
the Humane Society is right in its crusade against the 1lll:,dc the way easier for him
] lie veil him of till home worries and
practice.
It is interesting to note that in England where eours- 1
ing is so popular there is found the greatest sentiment
against bull fighting, the national sport of Spain. E uglishmen. being great lovers o f horseflesh, revolt at the specArchitect
be^delirious' J S th o S r iIu r "»iy “ |l,lc,e ° f Jl mH(,(l;*ned l'll!I
an ‘ 'inoeent horse whose,
ifig uver wbAt you said.—Miami1
art? cov‘‘red so that it cannot anticipate the furious | Kirn I N a l’l Bunk Bldg.
Utacli Bun. Or can go to b*d at charge. Anti too the quantity of blood spilt in the bullring
Sanford, Flu.
jtnight without worrying about talk is greater than that shed by a little rabbit and this prob
ing in your sleep.
ably militates much against the sport of the red cape. There
<
---------- o----------is, however, essentially little difference between the two
The Chicago Daily Journal, Chi
W ANTED 1000 prrMins to rutnr
sports
in so far us the suffering of the participants are . in and »ec the new gax fired
cago's oldest dally newspaper has
concerned.
refrigerator.
You can h'uj this
been sold to John Stewart Bryan
The chief difference is in the point o f view.
Tht- mi n very attractive price and
and S. F. Thomason, publishers of
several Southern daily newspapers, Spaniard, in whose hot blood surges the passion for bril haw 1,1 months to pay halunct*.
among which is the Tampa T ri liant pageantry and n zest for mortal combat comparable Sanford La* Company. lfMi Mng.
titilis Avenue.
bune.—Ocala Banner.
to the American youth's enthusiasm for baseball, is blind----------------- o----------------et^ to. the cruelty of the sport to which he has become inured
Seminole County is justly proud i„.,
infancy. On the other hand the Englishman, to)
of th* big vote given Doyle C atLr;from
C D S S W 8
whom there is no sweeter music than the blare o f the him -:
ton. With the exception of St...........
Lucie, and his home county of ter s horn or the yelp of a pack on full cry. looks upon the
Q U IC K S E R V IC E
Hardee, Seminole gave him the rabbit and the fox as the legitimate prey o f a country'
• TRANSFER
largest plurality, in proporation to
gentleman.
Neither race can la* condemned too severely '
Hauling, CruMng Bhipping,
population, of any county in thr
left
hiate, not even excluding Hillj- for enjoying the pastimes which the centuries have
and Storage
them as legacies.
I'hanr 4U**
HOI
Srd S|
bo rough.
..
a
EltonJ. Moughton
——
o---- — Ruth Hunnu McCormick, head of
B X R N U M k n e w h i s A D V E R T IS IN G
the anti-Hoover crowd announced
________ •
.ST. I’ KTKKHIU HGH INDEPENDENT
WE IV11.1. allow- ten dollars mi
late last week that if Hoover were
an> old stove mi the price uf
nominated at Kansas City, all Re
an> new rungr purchased from
Every
HUceessful
business
mutt
terprise,
business
or
any
othei
publicans would support him. We
us, Sanford Gas ( ’iimpun). lUli
I’he ,-ir* u- that nnrnuni Magnolia Avenue.
believe shr is taking in a lot of knows, of course, that it pays to kind
ground when she says "all Re advertise ami that not to advertise built up until it was one of thr
publicans,” but w* do t^lnk enough is inviting ultimate fuilme—ex wonders of the world and so ir
will so that he would make a very cept ill u few rare istunces -hut mnimvl for several years was
satisfactory choice for th,* party. it is interesting to hear want largely a product of aslule and
o---------Phineus Taylor liurnum, the great- versatile advertising.
The opposition is trying to pre- eat circus mun of alt times, hml to
And the circus, while it was
v*nt the nomination of Herb. Hoo>*. s«y on the subject of advertising Itanium's greatest business ami
cr by laying that the South would )tl1Bny years ago. H elm s been the one hy which he Ueame known
never vote for him because he !> quoted as followstwo hemispheres, was by no
a "nigger lover” The South would
1*m do not any ,tf you mlvui- means the only one ,n which
never vot* for him anyway, because the South always votes ac tiM‘ unoutrb. You ought to use lie made u distinct success anil in
cording to the dictates of North the printer’s Ink every .lay. You which lie proved the value of runern Democrats.— Hanford Herald. ale Uhloop-and want your business I sistent advertising. I'yj- example,
Standing adver he infiJc n fortune out o f real csSon, you are more truthful thu*. to run itself.
«dvib— Palm Beach Independent. A tisement! ip u paper comiuund lute/alone, which he developed, nilfault for which we aro continual confidence. The mun who for u
veitiued and ^old iu U f naw ittul
ly apologizing.
y«arResides in one commuirtft' original u u y J ». wyA wHjiiii is still
dhtf leail-. u rcspecUhlf life, even eohsidererl ■ ' erfettive'?^* 'Hurnurn
Hy DR. J. G. HOWELL al
------- — *—
200 West Goto'Avfnu®
During the campaign it was though he be of moderate ubillty avoided worries und heavy ex
will grow in the confidence nnd pense and saved time b y lotting A M U U l.A N r PKOUTQLOOT ENUOR» « h j
pointed out more Utan once
ostceni of his fellows.
On the advertising work for thiro.
He
the Hathaway
managers ' &
sanie principle a newspui>er udCatt* and Carlton wera working vertiuumrnt becomes familiar und knew the value of udvtxtiaing far200 West Gore Are.
together. If we remember correct its presence in the columns of the better than it is known by muny
busness men of the present time.
ly , it won Senator Wuybrlght of paper inspires confidence in the
Orlando, Florida
Jacksonville who, apeaking here in stability of the enterprise."
We suppose it would be all right
Sanford, coined the phrase “ SidOnce more "Darnum was right." to say that u senator who insists
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pey J. Carlton and Doyle E. Catta.” He was a man of unusual busi
, ,, : on u 100 per cent prohibition plank
hasn ihai indiarstiua.
So we would Ilka to remind our ness sugueity, and one of the
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readers that, according to the lo heaviest advertisers of his day. early
water for the elephunt.— I)oanna far free liirraiurr umi
cal canvassing board, 587 <-f D*o»' He utilized great uichn of news
troll News.
A iiJ
paper
space
and
then
expended
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Jv*r|ih t ' u r n l a H a n r l l
wh~ voted first choice for Carl
Thr
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ton gave their second choice votes thousands in circus posters.
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to Canon, and only 05 to Mr. ed to its scope and efficiency now ent from that of the numerous can- 1 p- *. Mr are s riiia j •i>imdid rrCatta. That doesn't look much as und Barnum had much to do with didates whom the convention will
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If .Catts and Carlton were synony broadotting it and Impressing the not choose to run.— Boston Trans- 11raise < a a raya and rUvIrlrlty,
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public with its essentiality in en- cript.
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THURSDAY
JUNE 14th
A T 12 O ’C L O C K N O O N
A T R U S T E E H A S B E E N APPOINTED]
A N D W IL L
TAKE
CHARGE
THAT1
DATE.
Thursday is positively the last day of Hiel
big- receivers sale of
Smith
Fine Furniture and
Bros. Inc,
House Furnwhingd
with only three and a half days remain-)
ini? in which to take advantage of the ex
tremely low prices now prevailing. T’hel
public is urged to hurrjVDon't wait until
too late and then regret iFCyAiyKcipatol
your future needs and buy while you caal
N ew Range
AND
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12 M O N T H S TO P A Y T H E l»A L -
BUY NOW!]
ANGE.
Sanford Gas
106*—M agn o lia Ave.
T H E R E W I L L BE N O E X T E N S IO N OF
T IM E
P lu m e
tU
WE
CALL YOUR
E S P E C I A L ATTK»|
T IO N T O O U R L I N E O F
“ Electricity!-
B R E A K F A S T SETS
B E I ) R O O M S U IT E S
A Pioneer o f Soeial P ro g re ss”
— AND—
Says
Ralph E. Heilman
Dean of Northwrrstrrn University
School of Commerce
R E F R IG E R A T O R S
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YACHT PA R TY
Games of bridge were
o.n-*y
fiK :iM r. .l.MiL.bfcca ..I
(out .the (-.Afternoon
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Ice Telephone 148 MRS. FRED S. DAIGER, Society Editor
itor' Reside
Residence Tel. 37
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Mrs. W. Theodore Langley, Mrs.
'Alfred W. Lee Jr., M:*s francos
Teeguo and Clinton Langley re
turned home Friday evening from
'tamp 1UII; Ala. where they have
been spending a short time visit
ing relatives.
Personals
Cal
Miss Elizabeth
Ih(i*ham
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and
MONDAY
Miss Isabelle Ingraham 1of Manlumber One of the First uarin, Fla. are the house guests
of Mr. and Mis. Frank B. Forster
list Chuch’ will meet at
at their home on Magnolia Avenue.
Hock at the home of Mrs.
I ayes, 608 Myrtle Avenue
Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Ingraham of
week-end
|r*. IUycs and Mrs. T. II. Mandarin spent the
hero as the guests of Mr. and
is htatessaa.t
Mrs. Frank P., Forster. Mr. Inless iBieetthc of St, Agn4» grnhnmi'ii
Division I’assengvr
If Holy
Fpisc^pll Agent tbr lthe Florida East Coast
will be held at 3:30 o'clock Railway Company with headquar
ters at Jacksonville.
Parish House,
s of the
Presbyterian
The- many,' friends of Mrs.
will meet at the (following
Circle Number One, Mrs. William Coulboume' will regret
Voodruff Chairman, meets to learn thrt she i* ill at the home
■s. Grant Wilson, Oil Park of her mother, Mrs. H, II. Chap
pell on Celery Avenue.
at 3:30 o'clock.
Number Two, Mrs. L. I.
chairman, meets with Mrs.
Miss May Mne Dougnll of
cCaalln, 610 Magnolia Ave- Daytona Beach spent the week
3:30 o'clock with Mrs. Me- end hero with her parents Dr.
ind Mrs. J. H. McCaslin ns and Mrs. William E. MncDougnll.
s.
Number Three, Mrs. If.
Mr. and Mrs. It. E. Kipp of
r chairman, meets at 3:30 St. Cloud spent the weelcemFtlcrc
with Mrfc. W. B. ZacharyJ as the guests of Mrs. Kipp’s pargnolia Avenue, with Mrs. “ant's, Mr.’ and Mrs. X .
Priest,
-gtttl Mrs. II. C. Vlele as They were accompanied home by
Miss Emily Priest who will spend
Number Four, Mrs. II. C- a week ns their guest.
chairman, will meat at 3:39
Mr. and Mrs. Vail Lovell an
at the home of Mrs. II. II.
G21 Park Avenue, with nounce the birth of n daughter
evens and Mrs. E. I. Mor- on Sunday afternoon, June tenth,
at tho Fcrnnld-Laughton Hospial.
hostessea.
Number Five, Mrs. James The baby has been named Ann.
f chairman, will meet nt
Mrs. Sadye Baumel left Satur
lock with Mrs. J. N. Whit
8 Magnolia Avenue, with day for New York where she will
hltner and Mrs, J. W. Mero spend 10 days buying late sum
mer stock for her shop.
csoi.
Number Six, Mrs. II. M.
Mrs. Hnzel Coleman spent the
y chairman, will meet at
dock at the homo of Mrs. Week-end ui Orlando as the guest
Willis, 1007 Palmetto Avo- of friend*.
Number Eight, Mrs. C. M.
nairman, will meet at 3:30
with Mrs. Robert A. Cobb,
st Fifteenth Street.
Number Nine, Mrs. Clyde
hairman, will meet with
alph Stavons, 1308 Mag-!
venue.
•
less Women’s Circle. Miss
urncr chairman, will meet
o'clock with Mrs. Charles
veil Jr- 2201 Sanford Aveth Mtm. Powell, Mrs. J. S.
d and Mrs. James MoughhosteisM.
Circles of the First Mclholurch will meet at 3:30
at the following plat-os;
e Number Two, Mrs. J. A.
rhalnain, meets with Mrs.
West First Street, with
tarsey .and Mrs. Rogers as
es.
e Number Three, Mrs. W.
nes ehairmnn, meets with
. P. FWds at ’’The Gables.’*
e Number Four, Mrs, 11. H.
II chairman, meets with
lensle Hutchinson in Rose
E, H. Ashcraft returned home
Sunday evening from Tallahassee
where he spent n few days on
business.
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Mr, and Mrs. Martin McDan
iel and small son Martin Jr. of
Runnclte Bpent the week-end here
as tha guests of Mr. McDaniel*
mother, Mrs. E. A. Douglass, ,
GIVES SLUMBER PARTY
Among the-many delightful af
fairs of Inst week, one of excep
tional plensure * wns the slumber
party given
Friday by Miss
Juanita Smith nt her home on
.Magnolia Avenue, Early ip the
evening tho jolly party chaperoned
by Mr. and Mrs. A .W. Smith mo/
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e
swimming anil other pleasant
forms of diversion were enjoyed.
At a late hour n bAunteous picnic
supper wns served.
E njoying this nffair were Misses
Louise Hickson, Marjotic Forrest,
Elizabeth Smith, Frances Ponrson,
Marjorie Turner, Murgaret liritt,
Pauline
Stmidenmirc, Christine
Stoudcnmire, Clara Bray of OrInndo, Mary Dighton and Mary
Maxwell.
Saturday for Pittsburg, Pa., whore
nnd young daughter Joanna left
But unlay for Pitsburg, Pn.f where
they will spend n Bhort time be
fore going to California.
rrest L ak e Hotel
f the most brilliant social
}f the past week was the
nnual Ball given by the
lmissloned
Officers
of
f D., N. G. F.. Friday cvcihe Hotel Forrest I*ke.
lacloua ball room was most
ly decorated for this oc-(
Numerous American, Eng:nch and Belgium flags
the walls and were also
from the balconies. JFhe
’ red, white « ad-blue were
In
t unc
one m
end
'** every
ev ery way.
w * y . iA\t
u
m a pretty Ut$. had kedn
and here throughout the
punch was served by Mrs
!. Jones, Mrs. John Ti
Irs. Claude Herndon and
nsworth.
uslc ftibtthi/ occasion wjally |pod and was furnthe ra«miuole Syncopaite a' ntimubr of novel
fere enjoyed during the
The Herald calls attention to an
error in n Piggly-Wiggty ndv
ror and makes this correction in
issue. The advertisement (pioted
fryers nt 20 cent* a pound when
the price . shoujd have I been 60
cents. The Herald regrets the er
ro rand makes this corection in
justice to tiie mnnngenient of the
store.
Arthur Zachary Jr. relumed
home .Sunday from Lexington, Va.
where he lias been attending Wash
ington nnd Lee University, stop
ping over enroute home at Dur
ham, N. ( ’ . where he attended tin.*
graduation of his sister Miss Mar
garet Zachary from Duke* Unlvor"ity.
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Mr. nnd Mrs. Robert Wilson and
laughter Jane of Orlando spent
Sunday here as the guests of Mrj
Wilson’s parent* Mr. and Mr*. J.
1. Aycock.
Mias Mary Powell, who }m*
'
Mrs..
Seen ihe guest of her sister
David Caldwell, for the past fort
night ha* returned to her home at
Tampa.
Mr*. Ernest Hill and daughter
J’eggy left ppiulay for Clearwater
where they ‘Will’ spend several
'weeks a* the guests of her sister
Mrs. Tom O. Owen,
,,
the Orlando Unit cd the
h i
Of exceptional___ interest and
plensure was the luncheon and
bVidge party given.Friday by Mrs;
David-Caldwell when sKe enter*r
tnined the members nf the Every
Other Week Bridge Club nt her
home in Rose Court.
Shasta daisies and
radiance,
robes were combined and used- hi
decorating the 'rnonis of this at
tractive home.
Luncheon wo*
nerved nt smull table., which hnd
been overlaid with pretty clothH
and centered with crystal baskets
filled with cut flowers and fernn.
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gins, Mrs, W, A. Fitte J r, Mrs.
Charles I*. Britt, Mrs. Walter S.
Coleman, Mrs. J. E. Brouse and
Mrs. Hal Wight.
RR1DGE CLUB e n t S r t a i n k A
4
The members of the Sans Soucl
Bridge Club were most delightfully
entertained Fridgy afternoon ns
the guests of Mrs. Charles L. Park*
41 her home oh Palmetto Avenue.
Green and gold were the rolor*
accentuated in the detritions aifd
Other details. Quantities of goldiht
zinnias and marigold wefe com
bined with ferns and used to decor
ate tlie rooms where the tables
hnd been nrrunged for the games.
When scores had been counted
after a most enjoyable game of
bridge it was found that Mr*. Efrimett McCall had won the elub
prize, a lemon dish mid fork, while
Mrs. Raiph Stevens recMVed the
high smre guest prize, hath cry
stals.
V.
Following the awarding o f thri
prizes, Mrs. Parks served a delect
able snlod and Iced course.
The players were Mrs. Emmett
McCall, Mrs. Raymond G. Koa.
Mts. Lee A. Conojey. M r* Clyde
Byrd, M ra f^ a o i^ tiiS f& w ? -‘tnVs.’
Olck-Ttrown, Mrs James Ridge und
Mrs. Ralph Stevens.
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smumneeroenf
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other features which go to make
a perfect o y M " r I n
during the afternoon and latagi a Elizabeth r flW t f srfrVYhH W ited
bounteous picnic
suppdr
was here many times & the guest of
MUs Annie Hswklht. . * ■ . v\ ; . !
served.
In the party werri ___________
MrA,- Sidney ' “ M r;'in d'S h i. Weldon Franklin' J
Appleby, Stark; of Or|andoJ,'FlorMa. form er--^
J. Nix, Miss Maryy
Atlanta, Georgia; announce '•
S. J. Nix, Mrs. Hall,. Mary Bad- l>‘
•y* J. Nix I I :,f the 'c-ngllga'rnent M their daughter
get*, .Carol Nix, Sidney*
Gladys Green, Charlotte Nix' Lfl Elizabeth, pn Mr. Karr S. Espeddlle Bolz, Dorothea Lawton, Mil* ahl, of^Bir^ingham, Alabama, the
hntlo so enimieditOmfw
dred Nix, Pauline Cook, Ruth Mae irarrii
solemnised In Jol/.* *
Cook. Ruth Martin aml Ruby Mar- marriaE
and Mr. Collie Diggers of Winter
Garden, formerly
.of Sanford,
which took place, Thursday, May
24 a t the home of the bride’s
parents at Lakelaltd.
The bride Is the young daughter
of Dr. and Mrs. Adair nnd is
jroiing woman o f unusually pleas
ing personality. She has been
teaching school at Winter Garden
for the past yen*.
Mr. Diggers is the son of Mr.
and Mrs.S. J. Riggers of this city
and made Hanford his home untl
about three years ago. IPe attend
ed the Sanford schools and is now
engaged in-the .moving picture
business at Winter .Garden.
Mr.nnd Mrs. Bigger* nre tour
ing down the East Co«st and plan
to stop over at Daytona Bench
for several days enroute home.
After July first they will he
at home to their friends nt Win
ter Garden.
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Sanford’s womeiK,are maryclins; at 4he -wonderful val
ues being offered a'l th|s iui|e 'by Tlje
Outlet,
Thej^
are Inlking nbout it and thanr. coining in to buy.. There
SSm
have been big crowds every day since the opening sale
i
WANTED— 1000 person* to trade
lit their old gas stove, oil Move
or wood Move for which we. will
allow Ten Dollar* -oo^any new
gss range purchased from u*.
Hanford. /;** .Company. 106 Slag*
noils' Avenue.
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Navy blue RCorgeUe dresses Ideal
for iravellnUf and the stum er va*.
eaffoh trips. At the
are
offrrlnc them they are dA*exeep*
tiMiul values. You'll be emated at ■
lly,.
the pried WITH* you see th erf. Onl
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Wantrf 'Y o tff Patron age
W e W i l t r o u r M a i n e * * *n 4 In cetnra i . t
WANTED
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anr milk w ill m rs s u r r u * lo Ike
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Com pe tie For
N O VA P R O J
Cash and
New arrivals In shoes being offer*
cd at an unusual price.
Black
patents and while kids In .
high and low he^ls. Novelty pjnntM*
and straps. Priced' from
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fila r
h*
o' trial on ( h r o b n i r koala
m o 'll
hr aollafieilt
Other Prizes
The rh a r. n e n r i
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TUESDAY
By Request: Organ Solo
Mr. Ilrockhnhn
June 20th
"D IAM O ND
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designs— ask to l^Tahown thta fab-
New flowered vdllea in Rmall and
Inrffe floral design*.
Positively
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Permanent P ifiish
Gayr Clean
Offered in all light shatfe* And
45 inches wide, this organdy
will please the most particular
nnd its popular price will ap
peal to ail
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Clothes
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The summe|/ wardrobes of mother and
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their original freshness and. crispness; ,
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New Cretofines
50 and 65^ ydi
Lingerie 0 °^
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Checked dimities, jerseys and lace;.,
cloth in all the light' shades so. t.
ideal for lingerie cloth.
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50>f yd.
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32 InchCelaneseVoile
$1.65 yd.
32. Inch English Prints
All fast colors in new designs and 32
Inches wide, this offering of- English
Prints is a special event—
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designs these voiles of celanese are u
favored fabric for Hummer frocks.
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Heavy weight and tapestry de*
riigns feature the new cretonnes
now on display, uoje the price.
Organdy
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Dr. J. Olln Laney leave^ Moniay for Wetumpka, Ala., * h e**
Mr*. U n ey and daughter, Qmr
Martin Laney, are visiting rela
tive*.
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**day afternoon
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WE W ILL allow Ten Dollar* on
any old Movr and give you 12
months to pav lulance on uny
nrw range. Hanford Gas Com
pany. 1IH> Magnolia Avenue.
U n t y * n.i children
left Monday morning for Enter
prise, Ala, where they will visit
relatives for some time.
-*1.
Mi** Treaaie McRae left Sunday
a hundred couples were in
morning for Atlanta, Ga., where
ce Including all the officshe will attend the summer session
Guard,
MRS. CALDWELL ENTERTAINS
'S flK W S fcabb t-
res- were -counted- and"
A CORRECTION
■ Number Five, Mrs. S. O .! j|r. and Mrs. Raymond C. Philser chkirman, meets with |ip„ Und guest Miss Betty Waring
S. Hand, 1301 Park Ave- of Summerville, S. C. motored to
ith Mm. Hand, Mrs. B. H. Cocoa Beach, Sunday where they
and Miss Chapman as snout tho day.
es.
Ralph Woodruff relumed home
Number Six, Mrs. H. M.
ell chairman, meets with Saturday evening from Chape!
arry L. Gibson, 617 Myrtle Hill,' N. C. where he has been at
with Mrs. Gibson and Mrs. tending University of North Car
orth as hostesses.
olina.
TUESDAY
Harrison Chapter N. S. D.
Mrs. Charles k Park* anil small
ill meet with Mrs. W. T. son CharlcB Jr. left Sunday after
at 5:00 o’clock for picnic noon for Macon, Ga. whore they
will spend several weeks a* the
Flag Day Program.
A. will hold regular meet- guests of Mrs. C. 1.. Parks Sr.
1:30 o’clock at the Odd FelMr*. Lesley Hill and small
all over tho Basket. All
s are urged to be present, daughter Louise, who have been
erly business meeting of spending several weeks here as the
M. S. of tho First Baptist guests of Mrs. Ernest Krupp, lull
will be held at 3:30 o'clock Sunday for their home at Orlando.
church. All women of the
Miss Bertha Takarh, who grad
are asked to bo present.
Robert A. Newman will en- uated June 6 from Holy Name Ac
the members of the Du ademy at San Antonio, has return
ll ridge Club at 2:J5 o’clock 'd home.
homo in Rose Court,
THURSDAY
Mr. and Mis. Franklin liardaar meeting of the Col. veay and baby of Orlando spent
e Roosevelt Auxiliary No. tho day here Sunday as the guests
W. V. will be held at vf Mrs. Hardaway’s parents Mr.
■’a Studio at 8 o’clock.
vnd Mr*. Harry’ J- Wilson.
d Gives &all At
this-season w w th w
ft*
e ^ tig ^
the Yacht \\elak* by r‘
Malays. .The' Nrty7rtil*ed
the Lake and during the evening
musky games • and ether dlviflr
sions were enjoyed. At a late
hour « tempting picnic supper
was served.
In the party were Mr. and Mrs.
Glenn E. McKay, Miss Sunny
Hnxxard, Miss Katherine Waters,
Miss Kathleen Long, Miss Vlr
ginia Barber, Miss Trixie Frank
lin, Miss
Helen Morse, Miss
Elve Pearce, Miss Grace Williams,
Miss Alma Entsmlnger,
Miss
Carmen Guthrie, Miss Brown, Miss
Eleanor Cameron, Miss Juanita
McMullen, Miss Dorothy Haynes,
Miss Olivia.Brady, II ,Ci Waters
Jr., Jack Mims, Walter Uarber,
Dick Htiltidnw, James Bunds Jr.
John Miller, -Alex Sharon, Olln
Crenshaw, Ted Stamps, Edward
Mitche.ll, Russell Mitrholl, George
Mitchell,
Edward
Entxminger,
John Entxminger, Gene Adams,
Walker McClelland, Earl Rumbley,
Robert Glenn Jr., Archie Frank
lin, Henry Russell, J. M. Wilson’
and Thomas Dutner.
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Sanford’s
Nearly a score of Sanford’s leading mer
ion to make this day a great success. —
Every merchant is cordially invited to
participate and benefit by the occasion.
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YourBargainsAcross the CLASSIFIEDCOUNTER
Sanford Daily Herald
Help YVunlcd—
TANT a d r a t e s
Little— or Big
I Terms: Cash In Advance
Jephonc ads, will be received
patrons and collector sent
nediately for payment. I
rim o------------- — 10c a line
Times__ ___— — 8c a line
1rites
.... —.— 7c a tine
Tlmo rates on request.
HAVE TWO MOKE OPENINGS
For some ambitious young men
or young Indies who want to
learn a good trade and get a good
position when they have become
competent. Have situations avail
able every few dayr. If interested
nsk for C. A. Haines at Sanford
Herald office.He will be glad to
explain it to you.
lif reduced rates are for
tsecutivo insertions,
five words of average length
counted a line,
Minimum charge ci 30c fer
st insertion.
il] advertising is restricted
I proper classification.
If an error is mado The Sanfd Herald will ba responsible
only ono incorrect insertion,
advertiser Tor subsequent
Irrtion.’i. The office should be
lifted immediately in case of
lor.' '
10-A Poultry and Epgg
U — Miscellaneous
12— W A N T E D
TO ADVERTISERS
iVANTElKP.Uw*' to-, rtnt must lie
in giwll Vortoitibn. Ailllrc^f Er G;
J»: c-o H eraldr
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Herald
representative
kr0tlr
familiar with rates
rr?sxi ana- cldssification will
}e you complete information.
|d if you wish, they will assist
in wording ybnr want ad
Intake it more effective.
WANTED: To buy second hand
motorcycle. Must be reasonable
and in good condition. Box Z C-o
Sanford Herald.
tnnouncementa
[SSIFIED
Advertising w it
Imulate your business at very
[l cost. Herald Wont Ads rnen
reach thousands of people—
lie who wait and watch fo1Classified page*—people who
|looking for opportunities and
that the Want Ad page is ■
o f opportunities. Your mes
on this page will produce re
nt a cost that is surprising!;'
(’all 118 for service.
IS— Apartment For Rent
TRY THIS—If you have an apart
ment to rent give complete de
tails in a Herald Classified ad. . .
tell everything there is to be tol i
about it and you will find it much
easier to secure a tenant. Call 1IK.
FURNISHED housekeeping apartments first floor. All conven
iences. 301 5th Street.
FOR KENT furnished 5 room gar
tested for glasses by Dr,
age apartment all modem con
»vis. Opposite Court House
veniences. Phone 307.
FURNISHED
HOUSE:
Three
rooms, screened porch and bath.
11.1 E. 3rd. street. Cull 408.
lMe or Granuita Dev Ginger
Sc call 703. Prompt Delivery.
THREE room
•apartment.
218 French.
lutomobUcs
furnished cottage
Privr.tu ontrnncc.
D O D O fi
Isuro cars and Graham trucks. .MODERN furnished apartment.*,
Frigidaire: Murphy steel kitPm and 13th. Street. I’hone 3.
ben: Garage: excellent neighbor
I)G1NS Si COWAN Co . AulO hoiul; rent very reasonable. Park
Idiator and sheet melul works. Apartments, No. 3, or Phone 57,
[French Avenue. Phons 71G-W. Sayer.
THRASHER APARTMENTS: Re"HUP6-M ARM 0N
drived rates. 317 Park. Phono
Sanford Automobile Co.
Magnolia Ave.
Phone 137. K.V.t-J.
lUusir-
Service
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I.KFFl.KR APARTMENTS: fu n ished. 3 toou. and garage. At
tractive summer rates. Apply 804
SUN PROOF PAINTS
li-r Spar Varnishes and Ena- Magnolia, Phone 3K0 -W.
Ida.
Vclumina
Flat
Wall
[its. Persian clay jesso. plastico Smull garage apartment. Call 361.
plding clay and Plaques. San*
ONE l-ROOM ml bath, furnished
Paint & VTall Paper Co. G. U.
$35.IMI pec iiinnth. Also "to- 5
Lrt, Piopr. 113 W. First St.
immi furnished garage, chickoi
k\ Nipper. Signs of all kinds. runs, $10.00 per month. Two un
Sunford Paint & Wall 1’apcr furnished houses. One small filling
station at Osteen. Phone 030.
16— Houses For tlen t
i.NSFER Service of nil kinds,
hone 570-\V or 3303. C. E. FIVE ROOM, furnished house low
summer rates. See \ . A. Speer,
rpening.
111 Park Ave.
WIGHT PRINT SHOP
ROOM FOR RENT: I ll Pork
a p p y * r ^ * ce on B,,y lhln*
Ave.
tinting. A phone call will get
man. Phone 417-W. D Raii- FOR RENT new Duplex house in
Avo.
nice location with all modern
CAN UP YOUR OLD WALLS conveniences. Will rent cheap to
TH THE NEW W ALL PAINT permanent tenants. Phone 207.
IlE TllIN G
NEW AND BET- FOR RENT To responsible party,
FOIt FURTHER 1NFORattractive Spanish
bungalow,
riON, CALL PHONE 235-.I surrounded by beautiful Oak trecc,
|SEE, V. C. COLLER, SAN- located at 317 High St. Completely
ID, FLA.
furnished Two bed rooms, living
JEY’S DRUG STORE— Pre- loom, dining nook, kitchen equip
|rip(ions, Drugs, Soda. We are ped with electric range, bath, gar
Lear at your phone. Call 103. age, everything up-to-date. See Mr.
Berg at The Herald ufficc[iLD ING BLOCKS—Irrigation
FOR RENT: New nine room furn
nxes and general cement work,
ished house for rent 11*01 Mag
acle Concrete Co. J. E. Tornolia. Rent *80 P « month. Phone
kger, Prop. 3rd and Elm.
311*.
rA L ROOFING:The Roof Ev- 18— Wanted To Rent
lastlng.
Metal
shingles
ding oeam tin and galvanized WANTED: Five t0 ten year lease
s. See James H. Cowan. Oak
on business building, well locat
■ and Third fat. Phone 111.
ed. in Sanford. Must be of good
construction, one or two stories.
1NOGRAPH— repairing, piano Price must be right. When answer
inlng by experts with 17 years ing this.ad give exact location,
crlcnce. Sanford music store amount of floor space and com
Gift Shorpe, McLander Ar- plete information as to price, etcotherwise it will not be given con
Phone 883.
sideration. Address Box 111 care
The Sanford Herald.
Help Wanted Male
TED: Ambitious young man
1 6
— Houses For Pale
sell
advertising for FOR SAl.E: Furnished house or.
ell classified
cl
luralti. For further informuPark Avenue. Price $1500 on
ej Mr. Lewis at The Herald terms of $500 cash and .balance
monthly. Thi* •* “ comparatively
new building, stucco, Van tw0 bed*
___ ...Inabout a week or ten rooms, dining room, living room,
r^D:
_ I am leaving for the north kitchen and bath with shower.
tomobile. Will give free pas- Double garage. For inspection ad
to some reliable young man dress P. O. Box 431. Sanford Flor
trl|| assist ir « in driving. Ad- ida.
_______
E,. O. K. care The Herald.
21— Acreage For Sale
TED: Yard man to work one
ner week. Call at The Her- ACREAGE FOR KALE: suitable
liee.
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9
for poultry farm, located four
milea south
Sanford on old Or
lando road. 33 acres. part high
-Financial
land and torn* of it low, ideal fo
[NTED i To borrow <3,000 on chickena and dycka. Can be bought
hrecjtyear flrtt mortgage on for $100 per i»'re ° n )our
Mructed five room ttueco terms. Address] R. J. Holly, First
»t ner cent. Box 113 National Hank Ltu.tdmg, Sanford
A little ud from 25 to 50 words w ill $fjll
a property worth
thousands of dollars,
COLD WET SPRING
CAUSES ADVERSE
CROP CONDITIONS
Federal Reserve District R«orl Indicates Unfavorable
Inlance Helwcen Trades In
The South And Agriculture
F
—
March, the report says
Indications pointed ta the vol
ume of orders booked in the lum
ber industry during April exceed
ing production at reporting millin the sixth district, it was point
ed out.
The number of sfdipllcs in the
textile industry active duiing Ap
ril was smaller than for any
month since September 11)24.
April
consumption of cotton
amounted to 525,158 bales, !*.7 per
cent smaller than In March this
year and 151 smaller than during
the same period a year ago.
Output of cotton yard mills re
porting totalled 0.171,000 pounds,
4.2 per cent greater than their
output in March, hut 15.5 per cent
less than in April a year ngo
A moderate gain in the daily
output of pig iron is indicated
during April as compared to
March, it was reported, although
because of the shurtn^wj^ the
month- the total - prvdiicTTmi was
smaller.
With declines in both retail
and wholesale tlades, unfavorable
agricultural conditions duo to thr
cold wet spring, which caused a
find a buyer fo r a high grade used car,
late planting 4f cfops, the r»i*ori
compiled for the sixth Federal Re
t
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4
serve District for May wus fni
satisfactorysell out a business— or do any o f the
Unfavorable comparisons reflec
ted in sales statistics for April
this year as rum pined to April
11*37, were partly tine to the fact
that Easter this year was nine
hundreds o f important things that can
days earlier than lost and as a re
suit a larger proportion of l-laster
buying was done^itv. March it ’ ipointed out in the’ review. .April
be' a
$
m
m
the year.
sales averaged 5.0 per yent smaller
than u year ago, according to the
report
In agriculture, the lute spring
held hack work and
where
early crops'were planted, field
work was seriously retarded by
the cold spells and contjmi ius
rains. Much replanting of cotton
and corn has been necessary and L tr«e Number OfliighSchool
Cnneht'H And Athletes Are
frosts during
Apiil did much
W ILL TRADE: Several building
Expected To HecomeKnrolldamage to fruits and tender truck.
lots, free and clear, for amall
ed In UniversIty’H Course
Condition of
peaches in ten
house in good section. Your price
southern stales on May 1 was re
June V—A largo
must lie right. In answering this
ported as 73.8 per cent of normal GAINESVILLE.
mmihoi of high school roaches,
as eompnrcil to 13 7 per cent a and athletes, are expected to en
ud give complete information os
year ago. Prospects are In-si in roll for courses in athletic coach
to size of house, location, and
Chicago ItcHtmirantcerH De Georgia und loner towards tin- ing to In- conducted here June
price. Address S. U. D. Care The
clare Savory Edibles Will west.
II through August I in conjunc
Herald.
Turn Man’s ThoughtnAwny
The l.oi isian.i stiawberry erupt tion with the tilth annual session
From Committing Evil Acts bus been a vt ry satisfactory one of summer school at the Univer
W ILL TRADE: Several good builu
it is poinl.il t ilt, ami heavy ship sity of Florida.
ing lots, completely paid for, as
BY FRANCIS ARMSTRONG
The department of athletic
ments n ■ h jrnml priics have
first payment on well located
International News Servier
hrough*. : it'd i *:i rns to the grow couching was established four
years ago and has proved one of
farm. Lots are located within the
Staff Correspondent
ers,
city of Sanford, in desirable sec
CHICAGO,
June
!*.—Goud
i n ilh " k foi citrus fruits con the most successful departments
lions, and will be priced on sens! meals—there lies the solution of tinues favorable the report states, in the summer session. The chief
pm pose of the department is to
ble basis. If you want to trude
According to the report esti meet a widespread demand for
Chicago's crime situation,
on
write me what you have, what yov
mates for llie final production of
want for it and maybe we can no less authority than the men sugar in Louisiana timing 11*37 high school trarhers who combine
a knowledge of athletic coaching
make n deal. Address Box 71* Cure who make good dinners and, fur was 70,71*2 tons compared with with their sholnslic training.
Herald.
thermore, sell them.
47,100 in 1020.
1
F. -loe Bcdenk, former All-Am
Volume of prospective building erican football stai
at I’enn
They have decided, the associa
COMPLETELY furnished modern tion of Chicago
rentuurunteers. ill the sivth ills! till its relleeteii State, wo L assistant football
bungalow. Double garage. Will that theirs is a serious burden, in building permits at twenty re eoaeh. and head Imsehall coach
accept clear l>’t or small ncreag.- bound with the happiness of the porting cities, the report states, at Florida, will he in t hlirge of
dec luted m April and was small the athletn coaching department,
as first payment. Slruul Agency,
common-wealth.
or
thud at the same time last assisted by t'oncll Warren * .
National Blink Itldg.
Cowell, member of the Cniversity
A luscious porterh iusc, udininis , year. At this cities permits wen- coin lung stuff, and l*r Lyman U
152
per
rent
smaller
than
in
Haskell, liret tor of physical edu
FIVE ACRE celery furm. West tered at the psychological mo March, 1!*28.
cation.
Side. Price $4200.09. Very liber ment, they believe, will ^iiiin n
Contract
awards.
h iwever
Classes and field wink m foot
al terms. Colclough Realty C'J. 311 man from thoughts of suicide ami' rearhed a new high le\el in all ball ulid baseball will be superFirst National Bank Bldg.
convince him the world's a pretty states east of the Rocky Moun \jsed by Couch Bcdenk, while
tains, F. \V I lodge Corporation Coach Cowell will handle basket
good place after all.
FOR SALE: 10 acres virgin land
Chicken a la king, with the reports awards fui April totalled ball and track and field. In ad
cleared and plowed. lames A l proper amount oT mushtooms, $013,137,1*1*** in these 37 states, dition. a one semester hour credit
Athletic
Training
an increase of i* per rent over, course in
len. Ginderville Star*.
will make it good girl out of n
jobless young lady, when slit- is '
W ILL EXCHANGE
Building In'. on the verge of seeking illegal
for automobile, lad is worth
from $500 to $800. Address Box livelihood.
At Crime Peak
131 cure The Ilrruld.
Roast beef and boiled potatoes,
25— Exchange
supplied nt the right time und
place, will stop the crime wave at
SW AP— Perhaps you have some Its peak.
Lobsters newhurgh will turn the
thing you don’t need and somaone else has something you want thoughts of a utility magnate
thnt they no longer find use for— from ten cent fares to Beethov
make an pxchnngc through this en's Moonlight Sonalu.
Most pf
these encouraging
classification. Call 1IB for service.
thoughts about cooking done by
restaurants were sponsored first
26— Miscellaneous For Sale
by J. F. Wcintx, business manager
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE— No. of the SaleH Management Maga
BR^fJDS
doubt there are several pieces of zine, speaking to a gathering of
and restaurant
discarded furniture in your home Chicago cooks
that are no longer of valur to you owners.
“ The restaurant keeper nud bis
—turn them into cash . . . a Her
ald Classified Ad will put your rook have a grave responsibility
message before thousands of read to mankind," was the burden of
Weintx's message,
ers. Call 118 today.
"They are th$ fellows who have
¥
the job of making mankind good
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POTATOES delivered at $1.00 a
fttha UUw^f
t«iiriMi*<i« inn I le r
T l i * Old W u f
bushel. These are culls, loo small by making mankind happy. When
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mill illn•rilfii 111«it wf
\ till
l*OI«* III
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a man conies into a restaurant,
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for shipping, and more trouble to
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kill'll
Xh t s i v ta57
I m I mI m* I so t$«Mltlsl«
*i itit ml aHik
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HIV. AMMON
prepuro for cooking than the large he wants not only to get some
c»f |itniit fnml *ml)
rOMlnlulu*
IVl
r»», vM N
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ones but just as good to cat. Tele nourishment under his belt, but
64s. v«r> ,i, — in* f l l l r r . %i*h
|tonull* «if tilnuf
h i . haear»H% r I h r rtf’ll « m
f«*ftiV
mill
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phone your order in the evening to r*ic wants to soothe his soul.
j t u ruttt
tt****lrrl*k t.
hiiu luae
IMtundai «if flllrr#
"A bad dinner may make a man
775.
beat his wife, fire ids stenogra
U. OF F. WILL HOLD
ATHLETIC COURSE
DURING SUMMER
E",u" For EMhan” 'CRIME SOLUTION
DEPENDS ON GOOD
FOOD SAY COOKS
FERTILIZER)
pher, kick his dog und then Jump
FOR SALE cheap $10.00 refrigor
W H Y P A Y F R E IG H T O N F IL L E R ?
in the lake.
ator $18.50, $35.00 Princess ma
T h r Opru-l'«»r«M»1 *. Xn 1‘l l l r r turlbotl. » r lK ln n t r ,l l>> thr • u a i i s a r "But give him a good meal and
hogany tcawagon
$8.50, childs
ntrul of I h U ruiH |>m i i ) . «t III HtriR o JU r d ■•rafll* f o » o o to If* » ■ * he is ready to take the world to
In., I h f r r l s h l , hn nd llns , r l r .
\ ou n i l * l » o a n q i ' t l l T l I r r J I l U r r ,
$15.00 auto $3.50, Tricycle $1.75.
■ I I I , trll » o o i h r c s a r l iiotio' lour « l r « i h iwHf rrlol MiUea In * ' « r
hlM arms."
Ijmglcy Apts. Phone 652-W.
lirnoila
Politics, too may, lie affected
by meals, especially in large cities
FOR SALE: One walnut breakfast like Chicago and
New York
room suit $50.00 one $300.00 where a large proportion of the
Electric stove $150.00. One 0x12 meals are eaten in restaurants,
Rug
$50.00.
Mrs. McCracken.
it is pointed out.
Drenmwold.
Voting Qh Hamburger
“ Feed a man on half raw ham
BOAT FOR bALE: 30 foot bridge burger and cheese sandwiches und
OD
deck cruiser, thirty Inch draft, i f hp is ,« . Republican he will go
fully equipped, Xleepe six- Price <>qt in d vota a straight Demo
reasonable, P. O. Box 038.
cratic ticket.
^
*\ilve him indigestion and he
will cry about the government and
27— Money To Loan
cheer for communism. But give
him a perfect steak garnished
ON WHITE or colored property. with onlona and ha can't work up
D. W. Herndon 108 E. 2nd Et. a bit of sweat over the terrible
AM M 0-l*0-thc iicrfcct top drcsHcr. The original, nat
state of the republic."
ural product, containing 82 per cent IMunl Food, ConBut at least one Chicago restau
Mortgage Loans
tains no Borax or chlorine.
rant owner believea'the responsi
*n improved residence and business bility for eating good meals lies
__Write for our New Farm Record Book— .
property.
with the diner himself.
Baldwin Mortgage Go.,
“ Men come into a place whera
See c jr local Counsel,
they can get a good meal," mays
S. R. Dighton, Sanford, Florida.
Walter I„ Gregory, manager of
__ _ .
>
- the Palmer House, "Then they
grab a sandwich, bolt it down and
29— Permanent Waving .
hurry out.
What hope ran you have of
Permanent Waving—lovely natur
FLO R ID A
JACKSON V ILLE
al permanents as low as $5.00. feeding the people right when they
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A T L A N T IC & G U L F
F E R T IL IZ E R C O M P A N Y
Theory will he conducted by Mr.
Bcdenk, while Women’s liaskatItoll will be nupervised by Coach
Cowell. A class of twenty-five
of both young and old went
through the course last summer
with excellent results announced
by Mr. Cowell.
SURVEY REVEALS
WIDE DIFFERENCE
IN CRIME RECORD
Startling Discrepancies Be
_____ «
tween Figures O f Chicago’s
Crime Commission And Po
lice Record Are Uncovered
CHICAGO. June 11.— (IN S )—
Starting discrepancies
between
police records and Chicago Crime
Commission figures as to the
number of crimes committed during the year. 1026 were revealed
here $n wic’sddress' by X.' V. t-ashly« director of the crime survey
undertaken by the Illinois Asso
ciation for Criminal Justice.
The survey covered a period
of two years,
"It has l>eon demonstrated con
clusively that for the period cov
ered by our survey, of the felony
charges filed in H*2« there wna a
glaring suppression of the crim
inal complaints which were made
’ > the police department," loath
ly declared,
“ For example, in burglary the
annual police report of that year
showed 1.20(1 such crimes commit.
ti d. whereas an investigation by
thi* Chicago Crime Commission at
the source of these complaints,
pulii-a- stations in tho various dis
tricts. demonstrated that there has
been actually reported to the
police 14,110 such complaints,
m
Crime Comparison
The police report for the year
CoeiaM ,
vestigalion' discloses 7,101 iwfafaer«< * s l
V Contra
ica.
"Comparison o f the number of
RUM.*
h. tin
crimes actually committed in tbeac
r *e t»
three offenses, with the ch a Y i^ *
filed in 1026, shows greater dis- -j
Ck* V
h i' M
crepancy than that which exists
•l-fcr»*
nr I'm
between the number of charget
filed and the number of punish
Tkr H
ments meted out.
"Take burglary, for instance—
i at« >
la*«sl|
out of 11,110 burglaries reported
l a f at
»»l*at
there were 1,433 charges filed,
is r u ll
510. which, resulted in punishment.
w ttk s s
During the same period there wet*
T * e II
12J*0#-||
I; rand lnrvency, crimes eoaal fi
s s lll
Is lr n u
mitted, 2,1*68 ckaigts filed, and
> v k ,n
510 punished, some of them to t
Us
A
I'a k lU .
lesser offenses.
rfcaraa
(Is is t
"For robbery which is one of
•U rla
the most serious crimes since
hssrat
many robberies are accomplished '
with the aid of a gun, making the
robber n potential murderer, it
me
was reported 7,191 robberies were
committed in 1926, but there were f;
TH E!
only 2,696 robbery charges filed,
—The
of which 870 were punlsned.
I'hisli
“ I have come to the conclusion v
nhatl
that these things mean little to
rxgiea
the average person if he himselfi
has not been the victim of crimes j , weary
( think that a crime commissioHij^
not fa
made up exclusively o f the
lima_of -crime would Tirebabl
the mrfst effective.
rood
Need Ihiblic Racking
Htreng
"The task of ridding Chicago
of those influences which have
not
only contributed to but in
my judgment, have been for many
years, are now, directly respons
\n>m
ible foy the prevalence of serious
The
crimes here, is one that will
There
lax the capacity nod ingenuity of
And
every official whose duty It is
to control crime and punish of
But th
fenders.
" it will be wholly impossible
Am
for them to succeed even by ex
Not u
erting their very best efforts un
For
less they are backed by such an
aroused and overwhelming public
\|f I wi
sentiment that will not only inspire
' To ti
them to persistent and energetic
Hut
discharge of their duties, but will
also throw the fear of God into the
In
hearts of those highcrups in crime
who have been in the past able to
She
nil hut paralyze the machinery u$
for m
justice.''
keep
I HAVE 186D ACRES OF AGRICULTURAL LAND AS FINE
AS ANY IN THE STATE OF FLORIDA, most of it pralria
land, ready for the plow, ov*cr 100 acres already in a high stata
of cultivation.
Tin- soil Is a rich sandy loam, with clay subsoil. It is in the flow
ing well district, and ihr drainage is perfcct.with a fall of eight
to eleven feet ty two big drainage canals, one running through
its western side und the other along Its eastern edge. It is bor
dered hy the St. Johns River on tho south and by a broad im
proved
highway
highway
■
^ on
” the
---- - north, with another lImproved
l l i p i u r v u *(IK
turning
it. It ■is *crossed
C. ■•■■ingjf
Railway with
r* through
T
■
'-vs by the F. E. v«,
iv iui
a freight station only one mile away and the promise o f ki
aiding on the property itself. It has every advantage potesaed by the best agricultural lands in the Sanford district,
being xirgin land, is likely to lie free for some years from plant
diseiifc- utaft iimrflg which enuso so much trouble on old lands.
During tho past season, on the part under cultivation, it produced as ita first cn>„ 05 barrels of potatoes to the* ivere,
marketed three weeks ahead of Hastings and bringing pricee
double those realized by the Hastings growers. There has
just been taken o ff it a crop of cucumbers said by disinterest
ed parties familiar with the cuke districts at Wachula, Winter
Garden. Webster. Williston and other point* In Florida, to be
by fur the best produced anywhere in the state, and sold
at the "top of the murkot". Other crop* now growing on the
land show* its remsrkablo fertility and that it will produce
bumper crop* of everything that run bo raised in this section,
ro THE FIRST COMERS AND FOR A LIMITED TIME ONLY.
I am rtffering this lund, either the raw or improved in small
and large tracts at extraordinarily low prices and on excc|ttionally easy terms, but with a big discount to buyers pre
liun
-11 to
ill pay all
ail earn.
pared
enrh.
>'-ll
renvoi
in w'
A
land
Cam
lie wi
' ’ ait
<’
Ur
fort
Uni1
Vlo
row
J
ami
mu
■w«
“ \\
mi
Telephone in the evening to 775 for nn appointment to see thi:
lund. It is less llu-n 25 minute, drive from the center oi
town and ! will be glad to show it to you at any time.
W. M, YClt NG, ^
^
Hughey Street A Unt Ave.
I*. O, Bov It
Telephone 775
McLander
Arcade
—Classified—
Business
TUFTS'
Directory
JOB PRINTING
PARISIENNE TOT
and
G ltT SHOP
Room Number 4U
SANFORD PRINTING CO.
Fina Job Printing
_____ McLander Arvada
r-.i
-Classified-
1
Business Directory
HEMSTITCHING
Batteries
Singer Sewing Machine Shop
Machines Sold, Rentad,
Easy ray ments
Phone 80 North Park, Valdai
£ x !5 e
THE
HE ILONG-UFE BATTE
Hoff-Mac Battery Co.
117 East 2nd. Street.
Lunch Room
Furniture
WE U.UY up trade in used furttt
lure.- Wagner Furniture Co,
FOR GOOD eaU
$rf Ka
Lunch Room, I N West
Street.
Awning*
Auto Tops
SEMINOLE
AWNING
BBC
SPENCER TOP SHOP. Curtains Awnings, Window shade*,
Cushions and Seat Coverings. line. Anythiar of Caavaa. 8 ..
2nd. Street. Phos* It,
309 West 2nd. Street.
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leased Wire International News Service
Tornado Destroys
Nebraska Houses
LINCOLN, Noli.. June 12.
— (IN S) A t'irniulo, striking
.Hortly before midnight, ilcntoiinhcd nearly 100 home* in MeCock, Nelt., neronling t i report*
received here this morning. No
deatlis were reported. Seven
persons were said 1 1 lie injured,
one woman probably fatally.
Wires leading into the stricken
town arc down. D'H’tor* and
liut-'cs nia enroute there front
Nebraska points. The wind
Kwcpt a eienn path, half a mile
wide, through the residential
Member Audit Bureau Of CircuCtl
S A N W M i V I^LOWD a . T F r i a t l X Y l
Nobile Makes Urgent Plea
For Supplies For His Band
CHURCH AID TO Wh ich Is Facing Hardships
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PR
ROtyE, June 12.—(IN S )—In a for the ill-fated expedition, today
wireless rderived here Unlay, Gen- confirmed the report th n t three
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, Window m eisagv received hero to- of the party urc m issing and two
l v c iN , ,|av. General
S e c r e t a r y O f ts tltln UJ ec ilIv
Umberto Nobile, hurt.
•
inesse^s favorite
According to the story released
A d d re s s A l T n r c e l l u n d r c u t n marooned commander of tho dir*
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A n n iv e r s a r y O IT o u n d in g O l igililc .1tnlin stated th at his radio from here, the gondola carrying
Gcnernl
Nobile
nnd
fi*c
other
TFte D u tc h R c f o rm c d C h u rc h storage batteries were practically
Most Delegates
[towards Success In
exhausted nnd th at transm ission men became .detached from the
CabinetCarididate
messages would have to lie diiigihle when it firs t struck the
ir Heel Election
Says Public Opinion of
HI
stoppi'd for u few day* until ice. The remainder o f the crew
Due ForNominatlo:
were devised for recharg drifted with the huge gas hag
Is Against Fighting: means
ing them.
On First B a llo ts
20 miles to the cast before finally
In his message Nobile nt«n m ad1? reining to rest.
S u m m a riz e s S lc n s T a k e n T o •in u rre n t nppcpl for supplies. Ho
Ice conditions in the region in
O u tla w W a r S in c e I t W a s asked for hoots for his men, r l l i n
which the dirigible oamo down
W a 3 i.-_
„
F i r s t S u g g e s te d Y e a r A go and nminunition, medicines, sled* will prevent the landing of airQ f O h io S o u n d s
F \ r r n t F o r F n r m R e lie f I t l a
ces, cigarettes, nn oil stove and plnn£4J..jr#«^j4!ft* report given out
K e y n o te "S p e ech A t O sn v en Itermine To Contest
I’ra r tlc n lly C u tA n d D r ie d T o NEW YORK, June 12.—Scoreice breaker is
there pnrmuaUtoboat*.
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tary of State Frank B. Kellogg. In
ftw v
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j-ifljv. Jiiaclical ho|«Nobile advised tlfrit lio~hml so srrn
IrntcH Over* C a n d id a te Is s u e
O v e r A g r i c u lt u r e Q u e s tio n
Idaho, Which Backed
* apeis'h here Inst night, urged the rationed his m eagre food supply of rwhw**-*- - •-*-*
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<
A
dispatch1
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Oslo
says
that
1
that
it
would
last
for
50
days.
Hu
CONVENTION HALL, KAN
churches of America to i.upport the
Borah, DecidesToGo
KANSAS CITY, June 12—(IN S)
said that a single red-tinted tent Cnpt. itltto Sverdrup, Arctic ex
Except for farm relief the 1028 SAS CITY. Mo., June 12.t-<tN*F
IaLEIGII. N. C.; June 12. S p c n c c r. R orick & Co. O f f e r povVcrs in their attem pt to achieve had been erected on a largo Ice pert, is pessimistic about rescu
To Herb FromStart
i i
95.5 F o r $183,000 B lo ck : n declaration against war. His ad floe to enable nvintors of the to* ing Nobile nnd his men.
INS)—W ith suoportcra of
Ice Republican platform was practi —The Republicans are going to
C
o
m
m
issio
n
W
ill
O
p
e
n
Newthe
country
in
the
1928
campaign
dress commemorated the three lief expeditions to sight his crew breakers, in his opinion nro the cally cut ami dried today. There
TCONVENTION H A L L .
|. Cordell Hull, TennesB id s W e d n e sd a y A fte rn o o n hundredth university of tho found front the air.
best means of rescue, but lie said limy he a squabble over one or two nn the issue of general prosperity Kansas City, Juno 12— (INS)
fnvoritc sen for the
Reports front the C itta Di Mi he feared they would arrive too
plunks other than the ugricullure —and If Calvin Coolldg# should — A political band wagon with X
kidcntinl
n o m i p ation.
The City Commission yesterday ing of the Dutch Reformed Church lano, the bnse ship nt King’s Hay late.
issue, but to all intents nn d ’ p ur be persuaded to again carry tho Herbert Hoover sitting in tho
aly in control, the State afternoon received a hid of 96.5 fnr J nl New ^otk.
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driver’s aeat‘ lumbered Into poses the platform will he adopted standard so much the better.
aocratic convention glided a block of refunding bonds in the "Since this discussion commentThis was the keynote sounded Kansas City’s big convention
substantially ns already w ritten by
jthly through perfunctory sum Of SIKH,000, hut immediately cd.” said Secretary Kolbgg. “ beSenator Smoot. Republican, - nf here today hy Senator Simeon D. hall today for the first session
liminaries this afternoon, turned down the offer and an* tween France and the United
U tah, who is to be chairm an of the F n s of Ohio, in opening the Re of tho Republican National ..
lowcvcr, despite the large nounerd that on Wednesday at 2:00 States, the idea has appealed with
National
Convention, Convention.
There w a s
ferity piled up by Hull in the o'clock it will receive sculcd bids Increasing force to the public opmResolutions Committal This is the publican
scarcely
n
delegate
on tho
which
1*
beset
with
hitter
and
ac
opinion
of
leaders
of
various
Ytion of dclcgutcs represent* on both the $182,000 issue, which l°M of Kir world.
floor,
nor
a
p
arty
chieftain
on tn«
rimonious struggles over candi
khntles in the party.
|20 votes by the district con- was validated In January, and a
The secretary summer!**.!I the
platform that did not concede th<»
Tho
tentative
platform
,
of
about
lions thin morning, support__ .
,
^ steps taken to outlaw w ar sir.ie it
dates nnd platform.
nomination of the candidate on tho .
*u|rKcai c,| „ year ago by
;i0 planks, hews closely to the 1024
] of Governor Al Smith were block of $I2.>,000 of a new issue. wn#
Senator Foss did not actually firs t ballot, probably Thursday.
The lone bid was offered by Rny Aristide ltriand, foreign m inister D e c la re s l i e U sed F r i e n d s h i p S w in g O f H ig D e le g a tio n T o pattern. It is wordy, lauds Cool* propm e the nomination of Mr.
lited to contest every inch of
The Butlrr-Mellon announcement', t
H o o v e r S c e n ts T o Iln v cG n o ri idgo economy and prosperity, ex
A m iin g T h e N e w s p a p c r n O f
Ind before
perm itting the M. Maun, representing Spitzer, 0j. France. He adm itted that
an hour before" the convention’s ••
Coolidge,
hut
neither
did
he
toko
E
f
f
e
c
t
U
p
o
n
T
r
a
d
in
g
W
h
ic
h
tolls the protective tariff, favors
T e x a s T o S p r e a d 1‘r o p n g a n role to he applied to t lie del- Rorick and Company of Toledo. O. •<cyl,|cn| individuals” who believe
Y e s te r d a y R e s u lte d P o o rly strict law enforcement, endorses him out of conMilerstion—ho m ere assembley th at “Coolidge ia o u t . d a O f P u b lic S e rv ic e B o d y
The offer carried with it a stipu* wnr
|K,re
„tay nH nn instilion at Houston.
of ltr and “Hoover L the man" w as
the adm inistration's eff »rtn to out- ly left wide open the door to tho
the delegates chosen by dis- Intion that tho bid would he |ir<,Sent negotiations. He declared,
on everybody's lip*. On the floor .
d
raft
movement,
should
tho
coftNEW
YORK.
June
12
(
I
N
S
)
—
WASHINGTON.
Juno
12.—
luw war und denounce., corruption
Is—representing
20 votes— withdrawn unless delivery of the ^uHon, can see no value in the
some of the wavering delegation#
veutinn
desire
to
wnlk
through
It,
Sweeping
declines
in
the
prices
"f
in government elections.
1-2 were credited to Hull and securities could lie made on or he- ),0Wever. th at tin wor'rt's desire I INS t—William C. G rant, dlrccwere caucusing a* the conventlm
by
saying
that
Mr.
Coolidge
"ap
A- originally drafted by Smoot,
f-2 to Smith. Having easily a fore July 1, and also contained a j () j,a nisli war would trium ph in ti r of the Texas Public Service industrial stocks at the close of
opened
and voting lo support Hoothe big fight lias developed, pr<>' pcareil** to U* M*t upon retiring,
#
ority in the stnti eon vent ion. clause which would hind the Corn- (|M, ,.n,|
Information Itureau, rcvenloil to yesterday’s session left few weak tlie farm relief plank over which and th at many of his friends be
]| (. referred to the present ef
Hull ennip also claimed the mission not to sc'l the $125,000
CIdaho. which h id indicated
; fo
spots in the general li-t. and. after mist'd u ta riff readjustnu-Ut to lieved so.
forts as all attem p. toward- a day before the Federal Trade
votes that will lie invested issue for less than 05.5.
first vote to it# f#vorlte son, Sen- xj
Mr.
Coolidge’*
name
was
not
prelim
inary
reaction
in
n
number
(
'
oiii
mission's
investigation
of
In
mg
agriculture
ami
industry
The fact (hut no hid was receivMl„| straightforw ard" d e
light delegates at large. Stiortmentioned hy the Ohio keynoter ato r Borah, was one of these. Tho
lk;
|>cfi<re 1 o’clock Auhlcy L. ed fir tin* block of $125,000 is a t - | elarution against war. lie said it the "power tru st" th at he used of the motor and specialty stoch.i mmc nearly on u parity. Hy |f.until
near the end of his long ad delegates decided to show th eir
ferenec,
lit
Inpit,
it
upheld
1’iesi
hidden ineiiiiing" and is bis friendship among newspaper* todny, the marke*. made unothei
Iks, of Greensboro, began ins trihuted to pending litigation in |
support
of
the
nhmlnee
hy
going
i
dent Coolidgc’a veto f i In- Me dress. Then, afte r words of praise to him a t tho start. Over in the New
mi n of Texas t<> ilisxuiniiinto cffoit to rally.
fiote address, urging unity and validation proceedings. There were ",.n-ily understood.”
Nary HuiUgi'ii lllll by wuriiinif the Mich as few conventions have lis
a dozen bond buyers picscnl but
“ I am persuaded”, be said, "that propugaiidu.
Iminy within the party.
The swing of log delegations to 'lurnii'rx against paint u for in tened to regm ding any president Jersey section, where there wens- Under
cross
exam
ination
G
ran
t
none
made
a
bid
except
Mr.
Mam:.
the
time
lias
come
when
a
irank
soma Lowden delegate#, the delega- ■
Km- delegates chi.sen by disFollowing receipt of the Spitxcr, renunciation of war n« un in-tiu raid llmt lie had w ritten to the Hoover for president ut Kansas definite fixing nnd other artificial save Lincoln, Senator Fesa closed lion informally agreed to tu p p o rt . j
|s this morning were nieroly
with
this:
U tilities
Corporations City apparently cleared up one of xlliniilnntK. It turned down the pro
)inntcd, b u t nomination l.y th« Rorick offer, the Commissioners m int of national policy should be Texas
"I once said, and I now repeat Hoover solidly from tho first ballot
point* advocated by the mili’.uiit
riet conventions is practically. <were asked liy some of the bond made, to the end that the peaceful pointing out bis effectiveness in tho overhanging uncertainties utid
my statem ent. Few are his words, onward.
to rn twit representative
tho
into
j}
l\alent to election. Wliether buyers to consider the Ind in an and friendly relations existing br- "getting information
i- • m i'j lupddnticn of weakly held slin-kn
decisive
his judgm ents. Hi* com • The Hoover forces believe they
-A
lha,Sm oot diaft a us
le delegates, along with the executive session. M.\ Mann pro tw rea the people of the world may newspaiKT-s." Hi* hurcnii id c o n lrn T w n ir** o f i / fncr»r th a iK rt nny conveyed to* Hoover lieutenants. prehension of problems la broad, am "In’*. T ha'sorely preWed alU efrae
anmi
•g ain st the cabinet eandldata are
Igntes a t large—which are to tested and suggested that the m ut he perpuated. I am convinced ported by u $18,01)0
utilities of Texas. I time since the reliction stnrted. Word was sent hack thnt it wa- too his vision clear, and hi* action still struggling,
aavagely and
Jimmed by
the convention ter could bo tbrushed out. in open moreover, th at all i hanges in these I button from the
duuntlrM.
His
conception
of
pub
Grunt said his bureau often The severity of the decline in the "nindcrutc" in il« offer of aid to
relations should t«
.-"iigni bv
furiously
bat
It
appeared
to bp
•
|r in the day—will lie instruct meeting.
„ „ ulrendy agriculture. Hoover n'preaeiilatlvea lic duty forestalls the employment a strugglo of desperation thl#
men at high price specialties, Inis
The bond buyer snhl he w ant pacific means und be llu* result of I'l.tertaini'd new spaper
or w hether they will go to
farm
I
of
mere
political
expediency.
Ho
.to Iiitrin-tivc then started revamping a farm
morning as the leaders went to .
Lion uninstructed, will be de- ed to avoid the possibility of a re a peaceful nnd niderlj progress; bnmpiuts. llu asserted th a t he eon- placed tin III "II il III
sincrcd his nmthi«ls legitim ate has is for long pull a id investment plank. U ........ .. the policy »f the spurns the a rts of the demagogue, (bed to snatch a few hours sleep
petition
of
an
incident,
which
he
and
any
nation
"Inch
'mil
here
I'l by the convention before it
Hoover people t > offer an a ffirm s- and strengthens the passion of pub after a night of smoky confer* i
-aid oe« urrd here several years n f l.r seek to p i"iii"l'' it- tin*t "'al when I he infoi illation given j.ui piiri'IniM ’t ntiil 'Ii ••HIT 1elJ\ KIR •
Turns.
#
l
i \ t. fuiiii pi "g ra m bn ed on the lic rectitude. Ho is more eone'ined
1
was
ueciirute.
Grunt
wrote
some
lull the body clearly divided be ago when, during the • mr-e of inti.cM by resort l" vmr -build be edilm i-iL hi a weekly news bull till- Mill 1* •l"W llWIII •1 with i»’|M.rt”«l jn nli ipies of the so cnlled Jnrtline in directing the public mind in cnccs.
P art of Pennsylvania’s - 70
il) a oomlHer of thr Ll«»k« t.»H • roopei alive muiketing aid plan. proper ihuiincln than in following
bn the presidential nomination a sale, a m a t bidder was said denied the benefits nnd iMiaranlces
etin be issued and prepnn-d sever houses.
to
have
been
given
a
llt-poinl
furnished
by
the
proposed
treaty.
votes,
a t least, are certain to go
iovernor Al Smith and Kep.
T his is nn effort to convince the public clamor based upon propa for Hoover. T h st much became
“ This is the object "I the ne- al editorials, which were pub
Tile 1nit kn iiur'i • f'tirlluir ''ill*
ganda.
He
yields
not
to
threats,
|iel| Hull, Tennessee's favorit* advantage over other buyers. Mr.
lie based tae ebarg* giitutions in which 15 ."ild powers lish! tl, at the leipichl of u Dallas draw tils fr "ia tin* *ai!1 Im.iii n iaikft, farm er* th a t they cun count on nor is he prrsunded hy cajolery. assured when Senator-designate
a strenuuus fight loomed ovc" Muun said agreement,
wliieli hr are now* engaged, and in the name editor.
but tlli.% wil* i i 't ii gical baiiilicnp uxnIMnncc fiom un adininistrntive Hit evident desire to do justice t i William 8. Vare, who sharca with
ii|imi
mi
I unit rule, which is sought by
Another
letter
was
introdurn!
id
w
ll
it'll
lie
said
im drew \V. Mellon the leadership
of
the
government
"f
Hie
United
ii
In the murki't, mi ire fund-, were leaded by Hoover.
lind : i***ii
[Hull camp.
The 11O liver idi a is experted to all btimulates public confidence. of the Keystone delegatee, de* v
the then States I bespeak the continued In slu'w that G rant submitted well Htipplicil from "lit mb- Miurccs.
Inol
been
siuncd
by
Spilth delegates, weatcjri
given support of this und every other eopii'h of i dili rials be was writing Firmneaa of the copper nictul imir- prevail finally in the plutfo.’m, He shields no wrong, nor denies clered unequivocally fo r Hoover.
In icallj than the Hull forces m ayor ef Sanfor.l and
no right. His sense of fairness
"The Republicans in Penniyl»luting •lo instructions given a to ii competitor. I he result nt tin church in the present uinvemenl w gfor n Dallas newspattor to tin- ket wits helpful to I he cupper especially as Hoover leaders are provokes support ami disarm s nleluiniing
they
will
have
a
m
ajori
declared, was that for the promotion of world pence." Dallas Gas Compnny for inspec stocks, in which modei ite recover
vnnia, In iny judgment, are for
transaction,
lie
V.iily of the delegates roinpristion before they were published. ies took place early hi the day. I n - ty „„ the Resolutions Committee, tack.
Herbert Hoover for President"
"A for five years nnd seven
Ittif state convention, will fight his rival in l ived the l">"ds Ut
From May to Septem ber. l ’J2tl, diihtriu! report!, wi re generally Member*‘of thu comniitlec are he
•aid Vare. “I aald In Philadelphia
points
less
than
was
publicly
an
months of leadership in our nation
|n-t the unit rule on the ground
Texas newspaper# earried I,<170 fuvomhlc, tiiough it was ndniittcd ing carefully Helecte.1.
last month a t the meeting o f the
he I*iivea office hy his own fiat, Pennsylvania delegation th at h r
minority representation was nounced.
It
was
learned
today
thnt
re
rolumtiN
of
imblic
utilities
infoifm
In
o
ffn
iu
g
the
securilic
th
a
t
the
Hiitoniohilc
ronipanics
m
e
feed in both the precinct meet
cently In W ashington srrretnrieiT which uppears to be final and la would" be the strongest candidate (
inution.
Weilnc-day, the Umnmtsentered the period of reduced
vo interpreted by many of his
and the county conventions h sale on
rn„r#»eiita
sion advised the bond represenw
ialc:i, and thnt im lustiia’ prmlur- Hoover. Jardinc and Mellon con- friends in spito of tho fact th at the Republican P arty could noml- »
state.
felted
on
fnrm
iclief.
They
agreed
nate. I now emphatically repeat
lives that the $ 1KlI.OOO would I*
tlon in the sum m er in m th a would
his nomination
and re-election
i
JM e
f„r immediate di livery and thnt
doulitlrsa shrink as conipiired with on the general term s of an ngri- would he n foregone conclusion th at statem ent.
cultnriil program- Mellon however,
"I am convinced of the sincerity
ROOSEVELT FIELD. N. Y..
the $125,000 wmilil be subject U*
the lirst 'p inrti' 1 .
did he not forbid.
of several statem ents by Presi
.hum lib --(IN S )—Wuving • gay
With h riie r support from Hie wns undrrslo A to have opposed
validation.
"Tills hold upon the confidence
specific
cnihn-enu'iit
of
nny
p
ar
farewell
io
hor
nuillier,
tlm
fa
r
dent Coolidge taking him self o i l
Cunsidciable i"iitine business
pools and pr ifeiomuial*, the inniket
of the American |>eopls of every
leadera exhibited « rnllyiiijr ten ticular form of relief. The general iiuiite, eluss and creel, without re of the raee. and 1 shall therefore
■wan transact'd. The Commission Mabel Boll Implied off from hero
voted a two weeks’ vacation with in the trans-A tlantic monoplane
dency in tho afternoon. Wr.*uni'*a idea was laid before I’reaiilenl gard to partium feeling make# use my Influence at the caucus
KANSAS CITY.
June 12.
in .Chrysler motor, Pjicknrd und Coolldge but be did nut p.nbljcly Uulvin UoollUgo the g re a te s t. per of th e Pennsylvania deleget
pay to tbr hi ads of the several Columbia ut 7:ID A. M. (Eastern
approve tb'* i'b'ie in«\i substitute
(IN
S
)—The
politienl
wnfrd*
lien
to have Secretary Hoover ■ can*- |
Duylight
Time)
on
the
fir*t
l«-g
of
MUsqt)ling fact >r. hut
IAN'S AS CITY, June 12 (IN S) departm ents and all empl-.yes a flight to Europe—the greatest ure full .of'-vlcc-l’rcsidi'iitinl ear Nash wjm
for the vetoed / MeNa^y-llnugen sonal and political lo n e in Itic didary endorsed." Vare control*
h
.
L
I
UJter
lireliniug
2
isiiij’s
to
-#i
who
are
on
a
salary.
The
action
jlii' widely heralded march of
% Bill. 'Jardinc,' who' is assisting in world today."
adventure of an ndvehturons-epr- didhtes. While" the fight o s op | g |,rya|c r recovered all of <t» eai:ly
19. possibly 80 of the Penasyl*
Senator Fcs» studiously avoided vanla delegate#, Mellon controls
loot) em battled farm ers on the was taken with the provision that
drafting, the plank, has eirvulatod
Hoover
occupied
the
»
c*nU
r
,,f
,h
P
l
losses,
und
.lemn.id
for
the
s
in
k
l'Cr'
'
.
.
..
.,
the
vacations
are
to
he
arranged
mentioning
prohibition
by
name
lpnrta of the Republican con*
copies of the program umuug
The form er Rochester, N. r* arenu. n dozen more or less active
the othere.
hut he made il clear th at tho Re
'ion citudcl had failed to inn- Kj th at no extru help will hr em girl was accompanied by Oliver | booms were under way today for uroutul 70 was in good volume.
lenders here.
F or reasons of hia own. Met
publican
Tarty
i.
a
dry
party.
H»»
ployed.
«lixe Inlay.
No doubt tho farm plank can
U Houtillicr, her pilot, u n i Can- the second place noipinution.
was not willing last night to com
I’it,h a hlg tourist park still
not he udopted without a stru g ullusion lo prohibition was veiled m it him self beyond the point he
The moat active cam paigner wa*
tain A ithur Argles, navigator, lho
lly populated und tho highest Boat Line Move To
gle. The allies Bguin.sl Hoover have but pointed, in th at section of hi# has already gone, th at of all the
two w ar aces and the so-called Rcpiesentulive Hamilton Fisli of
Iniates of the farm er cohort
made their bid on the basis of speech devoted to "law enforce candidates who have present
of diamonds’' plan to stop New York. His supporters have
Be Diseussed Here "Queen
led nt 20,000, leaders of the
ugarion Unreal. They have fought ment.’* A fter calling for more Un
cither u t Old Orchurd, Me., or In been button-holing delegates in all
(Continued on Page 6.)
lenient turned to make up in
for the equalization fco and they ix cruul respect for the law he said:
New Foundlund to fill the piano’s ra n ps in his behalf. 11c Is on tlu
"No backward step can bo toler
In response to an invitation o*- gasoline tanka for the flight ucroas list approved by veterans’ organ'
■>" what they lacked in nuinnro determined, If p issib lt. to
Yaungberg, the treacherous -North Atlantic,
ated u|»on whatever pretext which
Hoover propaganda and too tc nded hy Gilbert
rations whose representatives are
hove
th
a
t
principle
included
in
the
LONDON. June 12.—(IN S )—
[h farm work were charged hy chairm an, of the rivers and h a r
Mis* Boll hopes to heat Mlr-i here to grab the vice presidency The Japanese W ar Office today platform even if not mentioning would permit a noisy m inority to
bor.
committee
of
the
Jacksonville
| farm leaders f->r the situation.
It hy name. The more m ilitant ele exploit the great mass of our pop
Amelia E arhart, Boston avlatrik' for an ex-service man. A stronj;
commerce
repre now at Trepassey, N. F., with tho drl\Je also was being made for Rep received another unconfirmed re ments would specifically endorse ulation. All over the earth, led by
The word was broadcast by the chamber of
port th at Chang Tno-Lin, the Man
our own example, there h a . burn:
)vcr forces th a t the farm move- sentatives of the cities be‘vvren plane Friendship, In the race to he resentative Tilson of Connecticut churian wur lord, is dead, an E x the McNary Bill.
Jacksonville
and
Orlando
will
m
eit
into national consciousness • the
lit was nothing but politics and
There
has
been
romo
talk
In
the
the firsV woman to fly across the the House Republican louder. '
change telegraph dispatch -from
here
tomorrow
morning
for
<hc
conviction
th at this policy and
KANSAS CITY. June 11
Wisconsin
und
Minnesota
delega
j bluff, and a lot of farm ers
O thers mentioned Included Vice Tokio stated. Chang was injured
North Atlantic.
most
Interest
evidently afraid th at they purpose of further discussing the
Charles Levine, who loaned tho President Dawes, ' whose cloru when the train taking him to Muk tions of bringing u m inority farm program of hum an conservation (IN 8 )—The
story going the round# of the 1
bid he led Into such a situation.” proposal of the Clyde Steamship Columbia to Mias Boll, said tha friend* say he wouldn't take the den, Manchuria, was wrecked by n plan kto the floor of the convention. m ust not be scuttled.
" It is not a question of tolerance publican Convention today
I’ained Senator Gerald Nye of Line to discontinue its service, on plane would not stop a t Old O r Job again, Governor Fuller of Ma<- bomb, a fte r he had loft Peking at This probably will be done If the
ed why Secretary of tha
(Continued on Tag* 0)
the St. Johns river.
fth Dakota.
chard. Me. He tab! tho Columbia racliusatta, William T. Donovan of the mercy of tho besciging N a committee deals in generalities.
ury Andrew W. Mellon come
Detween
75
and
100
person,
urc
assistan t oltorney tionalist troops.
The wet group ii not satisfied with
There is no m istaking the sin*
was carrying enough
fo.r New York,
Kansas City without soma
the
platform
outlook
on
prohibi
|ty of the farm er nor tho depth expected to be present for the a flight across the ocean. 200 g a l general, Hanford Macnlder of Io
Marx
Cabinet
Quits
Southern (N ationalists) troops
from President Coolidire a# to
meeting
which
will
he
presided
wa,
E
x
-asslstant
Secretary
of
tion
und
is
also
threatening
to
ii* feeling. Nor should there be
lon* of gasoline are aw aiting the
continue th eir approach toward*
choice for the- Republican nomls
Today
After
Defeat
over
by
Mr.
Youngbcrg.
The
scsW ar. CoL Theodore Roosevelt of Tien-Tsin. Gen.
mistake about the difficulty
fliers at H arbor Grace. N. F.
Chang* Tsung carry a fight to the floor. Neither
ation.
la te s t report# said the w eather New York, Glvernor Sam U akir Chang, m ilitary governor of Shan- effort i* expected to he fru itfu l
electing a Republican ticket in iion will begin ut 11:00 ©clock in
The T reasury Secretary, as
BERLIN,
June
12.—(IN
S
)—Tin
.
A third party th re a t li lurgely
was ’’spotty’* over the Atlantic of Missouri. C. 8. Osborne of Mich liitog und commander of the Shan
Dumber if It Is headed by an op- the City Hall.
xloua to learn the Pres
und not favorable to .a flight. The igan, Senator Charles C u rtii of tung arm y has demanded $1,000, discredited hy the progressive and Marx Cabinet resigned today and wishes, railed at the White
lent of farm relief. The situatilers are likely to encounter 76 Kansas und Senator George tL 000 from tho Chinese Chamber o t farm" leaders. Senktor I ji F dlctte immediately afterw ard I'rpsiden*. ju st before leaving Wash
nilght easily load to a third Deaths Tptal More
miles at) hour headwind* r-p o rti Motes of New Hampshire, who is Commcrco at Ticn-Tsiri u# tha of Wisconsin,, whose fath er bolted Von llindrnhurg offered tho chan for the convention, he eal
T
h
a
n
Births
In
May
slated fo r tho |»ermaiicnt chair price o f non-oecupution.
in Ili24. declaring today ha knew cellorship ' to Hermann Mueller, entered the presidential o f f
lacker* of tho farm trek were
stated.
socialist and former chancellor of story went, hopeful of
manship of the convention.
|ing th a t the day would see
There are indications th at d is of no plans for a new party moveGermany.
Ilrri Mueller accepted tome expression from
Four
more
deaths
than
birth,
C
uitis
la
hooting
for
first
place,
incut.
Summing
up
the
sentiment
CO
O
U
PG
B
TO
LEAVE
Jsands of farm ers from nearby
sensions un* threatened among the
l
hr
commission
lo dorm a new cab idge. T heir farewell c<
‘were
re
g
iste
r^
in
Sanford
during
but hla friends said *he would ac Southern Generals. Gen. Chiang of the so-caltcd old guard Republi
es churning up the roads to
follows aceordiag to
WASHINGTON, June 12. (IN S) cept the vlce-presldontlal nomina Kal Shck is understood to have re cans. Charles B ew her W arren of inet and Itegan holding conference# own
convention d ty . Faced by the S i m ™ - f «■ > ; ■ " Z T l'l C
account.
with
political
leaders
concerning
figure#
obtained
today
from
H.
■
tion
if
the
other
honor
1#
denial
Michigan,
who
was
the
resolution*
—
President
"Coolldge.whose
de
of failure tho farm ers, on
signed his luadetship a* the result
“Good morning Mr.
the
personnel
of
the
next
gevern*
advice of Governor Adam Mc* Haskins, focal registrar ot vlUi parture for the sum m er White him.
of disputed authority between him com m ittic chairm an in 1021, and m int. It i« understood it wilt be •aid Mellon, profferroj
House In Wisconsin was held up
i’lcn of N ebraska, decided not
“ Good morning. Mr.
self and Gen. Feng Yo Hsiang. who is here assisting Smoot, da*
|f the w orst cornea to the worst, Tho Japanese commander a t Tien- glared: "The farm plunk will favor a tri-p arty coalition, containing said tb# President and *•
Join in the general convention , l Eighmen of the death, were last night owing to the Indisposisocialist#,
democrats
and
a
t
least
hands. “ I’m about to
de last night. Instead, plans n e g n £ . II being white persons. tlon of Mrs. Coolldge. probably which it may, the IH siars will Tain may establish a neutral zone relief for farm ers done in a con
one member of the German Peo the convention* Melk
being made fo r a big parade Fourteen births of negroes were will leave tomorrow. Dr. Joel T. blast forth with: “quick Watson, around the city forbidding tho Na- stitutional m anner."
ple’s Party.
“ So 1 cam# to to say
registered as compared to 11 white Boone, Mr#. Coolldgo’s physician, th e needle."
ntaL m eeting tonight.
tiunallsta to enter. Tho American
The Marx Cabinet resigned a# "Good-bye" sold tha
Tho
closeup
athletes
claim
that
announced
today
th
a
t
there
is
na
p e r s o n s ? __________ .
A lot of the “daily-gates" l>e- consular and m ilitary authorities
a result of th f defeat in the rccei proffering hie bend T
appropriate vonven’.ion song
a
abounds th at the bid- occasion for alarm as to tho rflrst needs right now is a good five crut have taken no acUon, hut ara there Is a lot of wind ui.thi# "d raft general election.
hands and Mrifcn le ft
' tN
lady’s
condition
and
th
a
t
ahe
should
CoolMge”
wave.
j
—
pbt .he entitled: t'will you reaw aiting development*.
stein
o
f
lieer.
dero arcTgoinir as hi«h «
•tber the pledges in November S t « J ducats to the convention. br able to travel tomorrow.
Urn do in Ju n e ? "
fs Supporters
Fight Doggcdl;
WILL BE ADOPTED BASE THEIR PLEA
AS NOW WRITTEN UPON PROSPERITY
BOND BID
TURNED DOWN BY
CITY COMMISSION
Join Hoover Sid
HEAD OF UTIUTYiSTOCK MARKET’S
GROUP TESTIFIES DECLINE MONDAY
AT ‘TRUST’ PROBE OVERCOME TODAY
■raided March Of
1,000 Farmers TO
insasCity F a ils
Mabel Boll Leaves
On First Lap Of Hop
Over Dark Atlantic Several Candidates
For Vice-President
Encourage D riv es
Ih
Japanese R eceive
Another Report Of
War Lord’s D e a t h
Mellon Talk Wi
President Ca'usi
Stir In Kansas Cil
/
�V
*■
dim inutive treasu ry head wilt ‘be
, « —Lx! • *
"ibllgation
paper th rro g h « « » 8 f
t
? - t ***«:» F r r
1 1 1 : 'Vi
launched |h is afternoon tjw n bis
roent
from
the
Seminole
County
I r i i ju m
V
A / l t i l A K /A 11V V JU V V
Bank, the question of youi- liability arriv al here.
thereon to the Seminole County
In th ejr desperation to “f lo p
Bank and such other holders, said Hoover' the allies arc l.eepiug the
arbitration to be made a rule of
,
- x
—•
*
' ' ’* f ~
•
•.1
court from which there shall be no draft-Coolidge movement well up
I*
•
in the foreground. And th a t is a n
i
(Continued from pag.> I . ) '
ippeal.
. ,
“ In explanation of my position. o ther th in g fo r which the;* nrc
with another refunding bond is
I wish to thank my friendB o f Seminole
A m e r ic a n T e n n iflT e a m Five Of Babe’s I/ast Blows Mickey-Walker, Ace Hud kins sue."
I desire to print oU* th a l lh c a f anxiously aw aiting the arriv al of
ip p e d U p I n l l i s D e t e r '
VoiflnfcP'Hs disapproval of th j fairs of the Seminole County Bank
Baltic ! h Attracting The
Have Been For The Circuit;
n T o C heck F re n c h
Mayor Ilousholder -an never be liquidated to lung as Mr. Mellon. They expect him to
County for their support in the Primary
Attention Of Enthusiast* proposition,
Senators Nose Out Tribe
A nd
lu m D a v ia C u p T o U - H .
Such A* FcwOlherMatchcs said to recognize the SeminoL- thV question o fthe lisbility of the bring the wo:-d, definitely and fin
While Giants Imhc To Reds
claim would be to pay twice and City to said bank upon p ap er a g ally. as to. w hether Mr. Coolidgc
BY DAVID J- WALSH
would mean a trem endous increase gregating more than $700,000 re would choose to run if the convcnelection of June 5th.
* | 1
CHICAGO.
Ju.to
11—In
this
NEW
YORK,
June
11.—
(IN
S
)—
International News Serrfoa
lion icoo* ahead and nominate* him.
m ains undetermined.
W orking on the idea of hitting j war-like town where the citizens in the tax burden.
.
8 porta Editor
i *
"L itigation is now under way to
“ It is m anifestly un fair to the anyw ay. They believe th a t he
NEW YORK, June 11.— (IN S) ’em a mile or r.ot at all, Babe are accustomed to take their m a
knows.
They
also
liclicve
he
know>
determ
ine
this
very
question,"
the
depositors of the Seminole County
»Tb« paythlst* would call it
Ruth, baseball's m aster record- chine guns or use iron pineapples Mayor said. “1 don't aee why wc Bank for the City to arb itrarily w hether Charles E. Hughes meant
C. W. CULPEPPER
itlo n " and p ra ttle rig h t alone
as the situation may prompt, it
it when he said th a t he was not a
lit cause and effect u ntil thsy maker, has established a new kind takes a pretty good fight to arouse should try to decide this m atter writ< off these obligations, which candidate and would not accept »
now when- there is A court o f corn- youd b |
show you have il-ine be
jrou had received your otf a m ark for the boys to shoot at. any interest.
la te n t jurisdiction already review f o r e a judicial determ ination is had nomination if it were made. They
t f . (50) dollars ($) w orth. Since May) Jf8. He hns made ,only
But the Mickey W alkcrA cc
of your liability thereon, and to know th a t Hughes was the onjrjB u t lawn tennis knows that six safe hits, but ’five of Oiest Hudkins, middleweight champion ing the Issue."
The
m
ayor
voiced
the
opinion
delay
such on adjudication- while nal first choice of both M r. Coolf never was strong along the were hcAners und the sixth a triple ship fuss a t W hite Sox P ark sche
i.lfcu and Mr. Mellon. And to the
j i n s ; th at, in fact, he is which was wasted when the Bam duled for June 21 has taken Chica th a t the "people don’t believe wo a t the same timo you continue to allies it is “ anybody b u t Hoove i
-r-rV owe
the
bank
and
I
personally
pay,
a.<
you
have
already
paid,
^Ijr. a t his best overhead—over bino tried to stretch it to four go by storm . Not sinco Gene Tun
know wc don't. Of course if the o th er similar crid ito rs of the Lit) __anything to beat Hoover."
' i t everyone's, to be exact, bares.
ney nnd Jack Dempsey started the
tennis,
therefore, would
'ih e sirdar of sw at clouted hom- “ A rgum ent of the Age" with their courts were to decide th a t we do, through n large increase in your
' 'p r e f e r to consider the m atter an :rs no. 21 nnd 22 >arstcrday and in "bnttlc o fthe 12 second count" in wo would have to bow to th eir will bonded debt.
Wo are willing to pay w hat we
"The essence of* the m atter i* Pershing Returns To
Com ing' under the head of on now seven games ahead of his last tho country's largest
xt*i«linm
year’s record, hut the Yankees, last September, has the local gen owe, but this seems to be so ap whether the City is indeed liable U.S.AboardLeviathan
honest conviction.
p arent th at wo don’t owe th a t I upon these obligations. If it is not,
Anyhow,.- i t developed today, who had won six straig h t, dropped
try been so steamed up nboui a p refer to see the courts decide the I have no desire to interfere with
’ with the young man several days an 8 to 6 decision to the tail-end pugilistic event.
question."
your refinancing plans. If it is,
b u t on the bounding blue bosom of Chicago White Sox, the first team
NEW YO.'lK, June 51.— (IN S )
An Im partial review of the facts
Commissioner Chase said he al justice to .he depositors of the
tb« A tlantic, th a t William T. Til* which has stopped the Yanks on would seem to indicate th at Chica
—“
My rom plim ents— but I never
so favored a decision by the courts. Seminole County Bnnk demands
den In obsessed with the belief th iir western trip.
talk politics." W ith this General,
go has a right to look forward City A ttorney DcUottes declare
th at provision should lie made for
t he ean snd will bent both
The Senators nosed out Cleve with Interest to the impending en
th a t arbitration is often resorted the prompt payment of these John J. Pershing waived aside
r Lacoste and Cochct in the im land yesterday, 0 to 5. D etroit gagem ent of fistcuffs.
ell discussion of his possible can
to when individual interests are debts.
pending m eetings abroad, thus swamped the Athletics, 1) to 2, and
didacy fo r President when he re
Risking
Title
affected but denied its successful
“ I am convinced th at your a p
obtittolng personal
satisfaction Ham Gray of the St. Louis Browns
Micks** W alker will he rb k in g application to a m atter such as proval of this p roportion will re turned from Europe today aboard
flnd possession of the Davis Cup registered his tenth victory of the
the le v ia th a n .
, ,
his middleweight title. The scrap tho one under consideration.
season in winning it brilliant 2 to
■t one and the sam e time.
su lt: . .
,
* .
pair
> S F W rj5 m ry Mackey of Philawill
bring
together
two
men
who
"The
Commissioners
could
.viol
1.
In
clearing'
the
financial
a
ti
They say th is conviction hss I duel from Charley Ruffling of are known to pock dynam ite in
f* d —J " ^ i f c~v
(lijp m i- pMs»vn(fer on thp same
ju
stify
their
legal
*and
public
puthis com
community.
become alm ost a mania with Til- tho Red Sox. Boston dropped to
>ff thls
m upii;.
. had toid rep o rters General.,
•/
t • ■» / i •
.
thetr^lfRivc*. The little Bulldog sition bjr subm itting t<> a rb itra moaphere
2. lh Tattling ninny-intricate
X?>1;i Pershing
Ppp(l,1i'
« .. Hp Is so wrapped up in the
.
.
,
.
.
.
had
the
qualities
of
a
wliich , in
* crfn nK executive, and would
eat th a t before leaving ho .* d*7”
eftf on to first, place faced, W alker has* more color than tion," "Tic asserted. "They are the perplexing questions which
ln “" 1! wonderful
d in ed to be interviewed about in the 'N ational League when nfcy offier scrapper In the game mouthpiece of thousands and th ij large measure are responsible I«r , fi|, ci(hpr thp PregiJcncy or Vicca m atter of vital public im p o rt
hla chances,
and of necessity Jackie May held the G iants to five sinre Jack Dempsey.
| presidency with honor. The Gen
"Perfum ery" Jack Kearns, who ance, so much so they could not our present financial unrest.
A m erica's, because he feared his hits and whitewashed them, .1 to (I.
ii.
In
sooner
com
p.ctlng
th
denied reports th at he was
is as meticulous in his selection of consent to any such proposal and liquidation of the Semtnolo County h
|
,)ack fro|n i.-rJnce t o
notions mlfrht be confounded with Horace. Ford, Cincy shortstop, ac his
fighters
as
he
is
in
the
choice
be tru e to their public tru st."
egoism. B ut to personal friends, cepted his 127th chance without an
Bnnk which is n devclipm cnt a | j cnij
Republican Convenhis haberdashery nnd various
The proposal was described by g reatly to be desired, not only to r > n
K an sa)l City>
be made no secret of his confi rrfor. Henry and Cantwell y e m of
scents, is W alker’s m anager.
$ 2 . 0 0 a n df . •.kv$ .2 . »5 0
the City A ttorney as a " th re a t" the best interests of the depositors |*
_______ _____ _ .
dence' In' being able to carry the losing pitchers.
Offhand
these
are
a
few
of
the
and
used
for
the
purpose
of
"
in
through the program outlined. It
Led by the rejuvenated Rabbit
but *jf the community as n whole.
-I. Ill greatly increasing the divi Siddons Overrules
appear* th a t his whole being Muranville, who made four hits in reasons why a good portion of the tim idating this Commision."
Mr. Dighton emphasized thnt the dends to the depositors of the
la concentrated fiercely on thl* as ninny times nt bnt, the St. Chicago's male citizrnery and some
Motion For Verdict
lx>uis C ardinals battered Brooklyn, of the female too intend to be arbitration would be made a rule Seminole County Bank.
objective.
No d ram atic pauses to confuse 15 to 7, and took second place among those present on the night of the court am) thnt its decision
5. In assisting you in refinancing
WASHINGTON. Juno 11. (INS>
would he ju rt ds "snfe nnd solemn the City upon a basis th at will in
T ildea’s in terests this tim e / no away from New York. Del Bisson- of June 21.
W
alker
rules
nn
overwhelming
nnd com petent us th at on any sure its credit standing and m a — A motion to c liffd the ju ry to
successive appearances In am all etto of Brooklyn walloped Ids
return a verdict of Tloj guilty in
tim e, tournam ents until hie stn* eleventh homer, tying Hack Wil favorite in the betting to tnmc the «ourt."
terially reduce the tax burden up- j
the contempt trial of
Robert
"Suppose you withdraw your on th e 'people.
m ania i t burned down to the edge son nnd Rogers Hornsby for the Nebraska Wildcat. Chicago fight
fans
have
not
forgotten
the
frig
h
t
\V.
Stew
art,
chairm
an
of
thi*
hoard
(Hitition
today
nnd
come
hack
Inter
o f th e wick. Tlldcn, they say is home run hitting honors in the
ft. In saving to the City and the
ful battering the lighter W alker with this proposition 7"
Mayor depositors of the Bank many of the Standard Oil Company* pf
more "read y " for w h at is before National l-cngui'.
gave Oom Paul Ilcrlcnhack, the Ilousholder queried Mr. A«hcrnft. thousands of, dollals in attorney f/lin n a , was overruled by J u s
him th a t he has been in recent
Other team s were Idle.
study wrestler-boxer and form er
The receiver replied in the nega fees nnd tiior expenses which tice Frederick L. Siddons, in the
•
• f r - *
y eafr. Instead of exhaustive ex
light
heavyweight
champion
in
a
tive.
"The longer wc* wait, the more would otherwise be -pent in pro district suprem e court today.
hibitions, he hns been conserving
RESULTS
Windy C ity ring.
S tew art is charged with refusal
our position is endangered,” no tracted litigation.
his energies by ploying only
Then
Budkins
is
going
out
of
to
answ er questions feinting to thsaid.
"You
ure
increasing
your
when • necessary in Pavia Cup
"Your refusal /to accept the
FLORIDA STATE LKAGI'K
Ills rln*» in attem pting to wrest bonded debt ull the time and ynu ; a jH,vJ suggestion van only
Company,
'
li Continental T rading
contests. Instead of quick—change
W alker's title from him. The snd are paying more than eight I " r ! (-,in<qrued as disregarding
I
asked
by
tho
Senate
Teapot
Dome
tran sitio n s from grease puint, he Orlando 12; West i'nllu Beach 0.
ctisregaruing
th Only game scheduled.
case of OviIn f'linpdelainc —also ed it on your obligations. You have
committee last February. T h e jury
haa been practicing strokes.
rights of tin- depositors of the was excused until tom orrow. It
known us Jack Delaney.— who m* no right to boost your debts und ex
H is only concern, outside of the
hai.k which I represent as receiver, w a s expected the case would go to
AMERICAN
LEAGUE
piled to heavyweight heights nod clude the Seminole County Bnnk.
cam paign agrosd, is his incipi
in which event I will feel amply
N'cw
York
0;
Chicago
X
.
wes
towered
to
the
K.
O.
oblivion
I ns a taxpayer, have u light to justified in proceeding with my the jury late tomorrow or Wede n t disagreem ent with n faction
by the fists of Jack Sharkey not intervene und this I am doing."
Imtha tennis association and oven Washington li; Cleveland 5.
petition in intervention to protect i ntT day.
i m> long ago is fresh in the minds
The Mayor offered another pro such di p isitorN. and I shall resist
. th a t may have been settled. They Philadelphia -'I; Detroit !i.
posal. "Suppose we get a p -Iltion, with ail the p iwc-r at my coinnruid Search Is Kegun For
had a little dinner hnre the night St. 1/ouix 2; Boston I (12 iiiniiigt ). "f boxing followers.
Hudkins hns always fought it* signed by a nia.iotily of th*. d
th e toam sailed nnd it wus whi*
your pri ‘cut pul.i v of pay ing
NATIONAL I.HAGI U
2 Missinjr Students
a w elterw eight and "nlll oogh In- positois. asking you to withdraw
bored th at the
controversy if j
'
luigi
was a popular drawing card be , your action, would you agree to vonr i.tl.er i editors through Id
ever It really reached the stale, j St. Louis 15; Brooklyn 7.
)i
inireu.,ee
in
ymir
bonded
ti
rineinnnli B; New York 0.
ini: i- iif his aggressive tm tii -, im I th u t'
BOSTON. June I I .— (.INS)—
m ight have been settled then.
the exclusion "f our claim s.1
Only
games
selieiluled.
not
always eonie ’ml virtorloov. j The receiver again replied in ,
Search for two vanished college
• • ‘I f it w asn’t tiie dissenting fac
IDs most recent imbroglio v.n, hi- t jK. m.gative. saving that in- repre
students was instituted in eastern
tion can make up its mind to the
SOUTHF.BN ASSOCIATION
meeting with Surgcnnt Sammy ,,.,,^,1 „ || depusilois. In g e and
M assachusetts today. Boston and
fact th at Tlldcn will have his
Birmingham .‘I; Memphis '.I.
: Baker at Madison Square Gnrden ! nniu| | (
tliut such u proposit ■
Ma saehusett* state police were
way. sooner or luter and probably
Nashville 1-2; New Orleans t*-7.
' during the enr'y part of the fight
w„„|,| „„t j„. f;iir .
looting for William Wayne Neff,
both.
itiiiini-d Ins soldier opponent to j
-.on of :t Chicago m illionaire and
Mr. Dc-C'ittes addle cd a ques
The trouldo concerns the dis Chattanooga H; Mobile ti.
O nly g a m e s sch ed u led .
i-ik-Ii ail extent that lie wns pructi- * tion to Mr. Diith’on. “ If you go
a -.istiint m anager of the Harvard
senters fear th a t Tildcn will try
cully out on liis feet for the ic- ahead with this iirnce--diiig and
, vursity i tew, who was lust seen
to do too much, w hereas he is in
HOI 111 EASTERN LEAGUE
niainder of tin- figlit. Hudkins was . ruin tin- , redit of tin- ci >, how will
aboard a trolley ear between Sionspired with the perfectly logical
(Continued front page 1.)
given a close decision.
I hut ludp you to get pu.vmci.t - I to a fill I,- lit the I'-ldiV <d tlic Hotel iiigton ami New London. Conn.
idea th at the invasion will fall Selma 0; Pensacola 1
Big Plaits Made
At the same time a new search
your put p m 'cd >laim ” "
down only if he fails to do enough, Columbus it; M-ntRiuii)'ry X.
Meulhba. k. "Certainly
nothing
Only
games
played.
It
i*
true
that Hudkins has fur
begun for Miss Frances St. John
"The rcspunsiliility is entirely cou’il he sweet, t from our point
i t is reasonable to suspect tiial
the I'-'isl year had a great deal -f y n irs," letum i-d tile attorney lot view, for l.c- w ill be the easiest mail j Smith, who mysteriously disnp. the challenge round, if we get
difficulty in making the we’tei • the receiver.
I neared from Sm ith College. /V law
into it, boil* down to a duello be
STANDING
to beat they call put up."
weight limit. There was some tre
With a ton*- of finality, Mayen
tween Tildcn und France. ThtroHow much <ffect this line of at lit m engaged in the search em
pulnlion nmong the
Nebraska llmislinjilcr observed that "we tack is having g-. of course, con phasized tho fact thut Miss Smith
■fore, the young man is mostlv
FLORIDA STATE LEAGUE
fig h ter’s followers on tin- eve of can't settle this with a oiek-a\e jeclutal The Hoover delegate'- re- had remurkuhlc musical alrility.
right, in contending that hn should
W L
his go with Sergeant Sammy that ove- i,in i:ei ks," and then lol' ,w, i
be let severely alone to mukc his St. pt ii-rxliurg
2M 1 1
gutd it with dt'iti.iv and down- I ha t,. h)iq,.,*pay, Im Itiaclttpg .iiiusk
the Ace would lose the decision to the t'oinnii sinn's unanimous de light
fig h t us he sees it.
iingci.
Kx-Congrer • tung >r olnving in utt orchestra.
l li latiilo
25 15
1
the
Boxing
Cummito
inn’s
nettles.
cisin
to
roject
the
receive
i
's
of
.lames W. G oid, of Iowa, the gen
Wi-»* Palm Bench
22 IK
Walker bus not risked ids title fcr.
etiilissimo of the lloovt r camp,
17 22
i- ANFORD
t• .
since liis tiff with Tommy Mulli
The proposition ns uhmitted l,\ , >ays it is "h ittin g bc’ow- the belt",
Daytona Beat li
17 2 1
gan
Inst
summer
in
I.
uidnn.
W
alk
Mr. A shcraft's attorney is ns fn| i and th at "it is itiifni.". and "uu1 1 27
Miami
..
er easily trium phed in tile Intel nit lows:
worthy of Republicans." To which
liimiil event pummelling the game
"W ith reference t the petition i|„. anti-Hoover allies respond th at
NATIONAL LEAGUE
hut
none
too
sturdy
.Vulligun
into
in intervention filed hy me in tin it is "ju st being bluntly and b ru
W 1,
a bloody pulp nml winning tin ,t Circuit Court of Semin dc Count,'
tally candid.’’
35 21
Cincinnati .
technical knockout.
on behalf of the Senilliole Count)
W EST I'AI.M BEACH, Juno H. St. Lou Ik
30 21
1‘erhups it doesn’t m atter so
Jack Kearns, who was Detup- Bank as a taxpayer, I suliiui' tin much, anyway, whether the dele
—^Orlando romped off with the N ew York
27 Ilf
second gome of a four-gam e scrit h Chicago
2X 22
gates m e impressed or not. The
. , ,tn..........'.V,n
game .s great
u in v eraleI following
with , proposition
' *for yout cult
here today behind the pitching of Brooklyn
The Friendly- Drug Store
principal Job of the e uilitim lead
215 22
for this world championship fight 1 sideratioti:
lied Sweeney who blanked tin- Pittsburgh
ers
is
to
“
sel1’
tin
idea
t»
A.
W.
22 2(1
Fu.sC First Slreel
"I will withdraw the petition and
Diunpsey and Rickard, is p. (-paring
hom e club, 12 to 0. The ('oil i Ibodon
IK 2K
Mellon ami a few of the others
%
with
tiie
same
thoroughness
tIt
it
‘ bunched 11 singles with eight
......
-l»bmic 103 .
my
objecti’
jllt.
to
your
proposed
re
Phone* HTJ—J
•1 25
who have this convention in their
Pliiladclphiu
4 v
lie went about tiie various other funding bond issue, if you wii1
to rs to mukc their runs. |r
keeping.
A
frontal
assault
on
tin" kM title events in which his husinc'' field they turned in 20 uihK
r>f>lbl s
AMERICAN I.EAGI K
acumen bus played a lug part, lie
w ithout an error. Second Hnseiiiuu
■ sr
W 1,
was on the scene here curly t >
Chaunccy starred with 12 difficult N ew York
0
28
choose a suitable training site fot
chances. Score:
2'J IX
Philadelphia
Wulke:’.
■ Orlnml
it O u
25
25
Si. I.oiiix
Chau tin y , 2b
1 i 11 II l 'levi-lanil
21 2fl
hit p a st—with results thut laud
' . Cox, rf
l 3 (i (1 Bim I oii
t -r i ,.r ji n
t"
j -r-r a ust
17 25 .405 him in many trials and Irihu
A brums, |b
5 1 2 •f HI 1 •1 I ietroit
21 31 .404 lotions. In his escape from these
? - K irby If
3 1 It 0 Wuxliiiigton
18 27 .(Oil a real love story comes in, a s '
Edmondson, i f
II I l) 0 Chlcngoi
21 .207 charm ingly rom antic us any in
18
L e h m a n n , 2b
I 0 *, (1
SOUTH KILN ASSOCIATION
has ever appeared in, and all don »
1 1 3 '»
VJat
W L Pet. ill un ultra-m odern vein. The
•
Wk* (is
0 1) 0 0 Birmingham
2H 20 .055 story would do credit to a B arriei
.l .m
.
Sweeney, p ....... 5 2 •) 1 :i (t Memphis
22 21 .570 it mure than does credit to NuvurNew Orleans
22 24 .571 IX).
Total*
il 12 II 27 20 0 Nashville
O
- 20 22 .448
Il sta rts with the udventures of
W est Palm Beach
Mobil o
-- 21 2H .42’) a young boulevurdier whose flirs . V*>
J /h;
*
ah r h o a V Atlunta
..
22 22 .411 tationn arc tlve talk of stuid old
Burklcn, as ....... I 0 1 *, 5 •1 Chat ta noogu
25 .40 J London, und when he goes to
Burke, lb ...
I 0 <i 11 0 1 t.ittlu Rock .............
28 24 .203 B iarritz und
other
Southern
Holder, rf .....
4 0 •j
a* 4 0 u
Ft unci) playgrounds to cscupe too
'L a rg e . If ......... 4 0 1 1 0 1
many pretty women the real roBeasley, cf ....... 4 » (i 3 0 0
munco develops. Marcclinc Duy
(•Ircai, 2h ........ 2 0 l 0 •I
*• 1
* » ;)V
is the heroine, utul Carmel Myers
Mason, 2b ..... .'... 2 0 (i 4 (1 1
und
Ryneo
Adoree
play
the
rival
vl IV) /( Cl
>♦/
,
-I
,
.11
^Law rence, c . . . 2 o (i •i 1 1
channels. Huntley Gordon, B eit
1
am
opening,*a
shop
in
Sanford
and
wiu
Bonner, p .......... 0 t) u u 0 0
Roach and others of note are in
Jones, p ..... 1..... 2 0 0 0 0 0
th* cast, und iloburt Henley, pust
be equipped jto handle any kind of repair
Ranmn N ovarto—as it philan m nstar of sophistication, und fam
’ T otals
...2 2 0 5 27 14 8 dering- young - English lord with ous for "The Aueticn IUocW" und
work promptly.
V.‘ S
.
Ily Innings:
an infntuution complex thut gcL> other (days, directed It.
Phone 883 m care of Smith and Jordan |
Orlando ............... 042 010 040—12 him into many n peck of tr o u b le d
Novurro in u modern dresa suit
Inc., until new address is announced.
W est Palm Beach . 000 000 000—0 is the central figure of the lu te ^ proves even morp rom antic than
Stolen bases, Chauncey 2, Kirby whimsical romance of th*» screen, in a uniform , and probubly will
**
t ** • t * •
■*
' T ••
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,
, «■ . ^ * --------2, Edmondson *2, Lehrntann. Hue in which the sta r makes his bow make . modem flapper's
h eaits
tiflces, Lehrmann. Struck out, by in an entirely new guise, in “ A throb at an even livejier rate
OAL OIL" BOB 8COTT of covered oil In western Pennsyl lure, la the twcuty-flrst owner o(
Jones 1. Bases on bulls, off Bon C ertain YoungMan," his new Met than in his costum e picture*.
Madison, Indiana, now about vania. ln his lifetime tho oil busi this wagou. Ho supposes th at
n er 3. L rJt on bases, Orlando 7; ro—Guldwyn vehicle coming to
yaara old, had thl* wagon ness has grown from a single well eventually he will have to conform
W est Palm Brack 5. Hits, off Bon day to the Milune T heatre.'
built
and It haa been on representing an Investment ot Ittaa to modernity aod pul tba old U nk
Runtun is introduced with m ous WANTED— 100 eld fta* *tu\es
n er 5 In 2 1-3 inning*. Luting
the
job
la
Madison
ever aiace cau than 92000 to an industry which, on a truck, but be is still cr&tnat,
. Contes’ First St. and Sanford Are.
pitcher, Bonner. Pusscd hall, Law- tache and monccle, in the very
for which we will allow Ten
dles
went
out
of
use
53 years ago. la tho United States, Is second only to drive hla horse, ringing tbs b«71
icn io . Wild pitch, B niour. Uni height of fushion in London, but Dollars each for on the purchase
to let the housewives Lo'-w. VU4
Sanford Gas I "Coal OH" Bob was just out ot to agriculture and the railroads.
pirate, >Jfrllry nnd llapkuo. Tina’, n fter he meets THE glH he dls of .a net* range.
t4q fill wagou lg comlag.
1 J*
Puul
M
ejera,
shown
In
Ute
picjgckopl
Miwu
the
Drake
well
dlsCom
putt)
I
ti|i
Maguollii
Avcittti*.
ra id s bqtli anti Hies to live dywn
-t. j '
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1
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II
I*-* i o t t i
H U ilhhr
1.
Of Bank’s Receiver
LtDffEAT
2
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H
O
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R
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A
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S
S
H
O
W
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Is Rejected By City
COOffiTTOMAKERECORDINTERESTINBOUT
1
. •
, To The Voters Of Seminole County
Specials for
I f
r\
Vanity
in luscious shades to comple
m ent §heer Frocks.
£
VanityfiairBloomers
Charming:, Smart, Durable
pair
Neckwear
Scarves
$1
M i-la d y
I
r
Shoppe
A t Our Fountain
ICED JOY
Sodas, Sundaes and
‘Stop Hoover’Drive
Is On D e l e g a t e s
Reach Kansas City
Delectable Specials
At our cool and spotlessl
Ice Cream Parlor you’ll
find the best hot-weather
thirst-chasers in all the
world Pit!s~a^Di5cid claim,|
but ju st let, us prove it!
Order Ice Cream
Orlando Romps off
With 2nd Ga m e 0 f
Palm Beach S e ries
B y Phone
L A N E Y ’S
1 #1
It Used to Be the “Coal Oil” Age
Furniture Repairing
Bis."::
mu
Refinishing Upholstering
By.Factory
,
Expert
Ramon Novarro Is
Star In E x c e l l e n t
Picture At Mi la n e
C. Killings worth
ciiiu
!
v i / .i fii
• ig ijiM U
t,
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4;
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TWB SANFORD HERALD, SANFOnB, FLORIDA, TUESDAY, Jt?NE 12, 1928
Ask Senator Borah—He Talks
Sanford Herald
."’TUESDAY, JUNE 12.
ABLE VERSE FOR TODAY
^:OOOD' NEIGHBOR—DevUe
>t'*yU against thy neighbor, seeV;h« 'dwelieth securely by thee,—
[ay we, Lord, prove
vod neighbors by
>y S p irit-U r nations
i ,
'
I t Is indeed a poor man in whom his enemies cannot
find somethin? to criticize. Herb Hoover is no exception
to this rule. Not being able to find anybhing objectionable
In what he has done—except possibly a few indications th at
he is a "nigger lover” and, hence, could not win votes in
the South—the dark horse-supporters pick flaws in what
he has not done. He has not, for instance, elaborated a t
sufficient length on what he meant when he said he "fa
vored the Coolidge policies.”
r
Taking this as ample reason to believe th a t he hasn’t
A possible chance of nomination a t Kansas City,'-"the
Raleigh. News and Observer, which hnsn’t ' a bit* m ortf'to
do with » Republican convention than we have, laments as
‘follows:
Having said he "favored
favored the C6dlidgt|
iciea” Mr. Hoover, ia finding it so difffoifjt'-tp^tell
what they are, his campaign stem s to have struck
a snag.
1 . Does Hoover stand for the Coolidge policy of
entering the League of Nations or its abandon
ment?
Does he stand for Coolidge’s pneking the ta r
iff commission in the interest of subsidies for
steel and other trust?
Does he stand for Coolidgc’r, policy of Dollnr
Diplomacy, marines fn Nicaragua, drift in Europe,
imperialism in the Philippines?
Does he stand with Coolidge against legisla
tion looking to reducing the unequalitics that
bear hard on the farm er?
Does he approve his slow and unjust policy
as to the Mississippi river legislation? i ' . •
Mr. Hoover is a resourceful man, but h e'h as
not yet been able to, satisfy the public where he
stands on any real
not,.even on prohibition
enforcement,
vtAKl‘" a ' noble experi-
of it And assum e ros^wnsibillty
fo r its m aintenance o r It' m u st be
abandoned.
C ongress pruvtdod in the riv e r
and h arb o r a c t or IU20 for an ex
haustive study of th e project and
engineers worked fo r five years'
collecting datn and preparing a re
p o rt covering nil phases of the
Disposition. The engineers of the
w ar deportm ent made a re p o it
favoring the plan and congress, in
1027, approved the recom m enda
tions, which provide fo r a w a te r
way to bo a t least eig h t feet deep
and with a width a t \ h e bottom of
75 feet. The cost of construction
is estim ated at £4,221,000 and th e
annual expense of m aintenance is
pUt a t $125,000.
1 .
A bi|l has passed congress ap
p ro priating $700,000 for work to
be d o n e d u rin g the coming fiscal
year. Work will be Started as
soon as Florida complies w ith th e
governm ent’s
requirem ents
re
g ard in g giving title to th e ex ist
ing cannl nnd providing the neces
sary right-of-w ay.
With these
form alities complied with, the
federal governm ent will a t once
begin the work of deepening nnd
widening the cannl nnd som ething
like $1,000,000 a yenr will be
spent in the 11 counties affected
during the next four or five years
o r until the canal is completed,...
An election will be held Ju n e 2fl
to determ ine If the residents of
the E ast Const w ant the U nited
S tates governm ent to construct
and operate the Inland w aterw ay.
the work nnd its fu tu re now dcnends on the nction of the people
of th e - Enst Const.
THE BAD SPOT IN THE ROAD
ST. PETEKSBURGH INDEPENDENT
Georgia has long been the bn i
spot in tho road between Florida
and a large p art of the N orth.
Georgia lies directly in the way
nnd Georgl*: is a big state. M otor
ists can detour around i t to be
sure—and many m otorista have
so detoured, especially m otorists
from the m iddle-west and neareastern s ta te s —-but the 'M cto u r
is n long one,
and tho w orst
louturc of It is th a t the detour
seldom m akes the going any b et
te r for the m otorists. Alabnm a is
not fa r behind Georgia as n sta te
or execrable highways.
For several years Georgia highhatted the to u rist m otorists be
cause they passed th rough the
state, sw earing a t the roads nnd
the accommodations ns they went,
and spent the w inter-season in
Florida. The entire season in tho
Sunshine S tate was necessary fo r
mnny of the to u rists to g e t the
Georgia road experience o u t of
th eir system , and nomc nf them
never did g o t over it. B ut now
Georgia is w aking up. Tho G eorgia
newspapers have discovered th a t
Georgia is m aking a colossal m is
take to let Hb nntionully-kpown
red clay roads get w orse— andworse while N jirth- C arolina- nnd
South Carolina ami- V irg in ia a u e *
Tennessee and cVen A lab am a are
building DCtter
b.ghwnya. in c
new spapers are dem anding th at
Georgia join the procession and
fcn.'o good roads.
,
N orth C arolina, w ith one' of
ll.e b est rond system s In the South,
has been m aking a few caustic
rem arks through its new spapers
ab out the Georgia roads. Re
cently tho Asheville Tim es clo;
quently described the tribulations
t h a t 'a r e the lot of m otorists who
tackle the red clay roods 'r ig h t
a fte r a soaking 'ruin. IT10 Tinics
article was so franlf rihd so full
of details th at it was sen t by n
G eorgian t*» the Mmion T elegraph
with u plea th a t it be answered.
T he editor of tho T elegraph a n
swered It, but the answ er was a l
m ost as dam aging as th e Tim es’
article. He sold:
Tho only trouble nbout answ er
ing is th a t every tim e we s ta rt,
th ere rises up before us the cold
sta rk fact th at w hat the Asheville
Tim es says is true, except the
sntomont th a t we are going a lit
tle deeper in the mud each year.
The tru th is th a t we are coming
out of the mud a little onch year.
In another hundred years or- so
under the present plan,- 'nlj bur
roads will hnvu. been paved And
-pnid fo r and “unborn generations"
will not have hanging over them
tiv pall of debt. In th e m eantim e,
n eith er *111 A tid^'of W i i generis1tions have any roads.
W ith th e Georgia new spaper!
o u t fo r b e tte r roads th ere are
quite likely to be resu lts. T here
is no use grow ling at th e to u rists
fo r going through G eorgia and
stopping in F lorida—they can
not bo blam ed fo r th a t. I t in no
reflection on Georgia, fo r Georgia
has not the location and th e cli
m ate. B ut it is a reflection on
G eorgia—in fact, it is a lm o st,,a
disgrace to have such jnfernal
roads. W hen m otorista b it the
rises mile by mile nnd^ the only
thing they care about Is g e ttin g
through nnd out o f th e s ta te .. If
G eorgia had good roaiis the tour-,
Ists would be Inclined # to jin g er
on the wny and m n n y ’ thousands
of dollars which now go rig h t on
through G eorgia would stop (here
—even though th e to u rists ..did
rvn,
?
Vicorgia.
newspspen, ■
rond program )nit V
speedily as possible it
good thing for
Sam e of the It iv, |
to he president. Ot
l>e named chief don
convention.
W ANTED
1000 prrMin, u
in and sec lhr tirw ’
refrig erato r. Von ra„ L
nt n very ntlr.ictiir ptJ
have l.j month., to |n< ^
S anford Gas Como.inT |«
nolia Avenue.
8omdbodjF It whispering on the
• ■ stair, v' •
W h it tee. those words h a lf spoken,
*, h alf-d raw n b o ck t
W h a t( aye (hose, m uffled words,
. ' j .spin* red, some black?
'/ 3 H 0 M
S
.. Wfcd U.whlsperingT Who fa there?
Somebody la sneaking up the stair,
Wljh feet approaching every doorway
V»t hrirev a moment standing any. j where.
called on the taciturn Coolidge.
Th(* conversation was
probably as valuable as was the Coolmge's, when, slttWg
kby
tf fk
krinrtVi ffire,
a kah i! soul,,"W
nni/t **U/knf
im li snv,
unw P
nl
ntifl
thon hearth
hat /liM
did you
Cal?”
and
he, with astounding qtiaeiouHness replied, “I never said
nothing."
tS
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r.,
‘
No, Mr. Hoover
. Note they are whispering close out, itde sbma door.
foreign policy, the 1\
Q Sltddenly push it open wide—
down-trodden farmers! ] 1
You.sW: whoever said he heard why he will be nominate
X
.
• them, he has Ued.
'
.
' And yet words are left dark liko
nd Harbors
B . \ heavy dust
In many , rooips, or red like nut;
And who contrives to leave them?
To those Sanford peo| le Who have been fighting for
Saw* oee must.
years
for deeper water in the St. Johns River and for
Sjjr.v,
‘
'
-
Ip every, street, this noisy town of
, oursf - Has eteilthy whispering watcheiv
& . . ’walking round.
Recording silt our movements, every
' /• , * S9tttid,.\. ,
^lisjqg and shuffling, aad thay
r ji V
h*.vo fouad •
Tpday Ply name: tomorrow theyHI
l ... '( , ( jllfd .yours. —By -Harold
. ¥»aro.,( ... , .. i
better river transportation facilities, it has been gratify
ing to learn that Congrl-ss is at last taking into considera
tion the remarkable gr9wt i of this state during the past
few years nnd is making ’appropriations more nearly proportionate to our devel
2 nt.
The Times-Union in a recent editorial says:
*‘A bill in ..which 1 o rljla is iveyy m u c h iu tc jiliM tfc -rie signated as H. R. 140G! w n s r e p o r t e d to t h e h o u s e o n M a y
being in .sight it was not tii ken up for consideration. Sen
ator Fletcher is reported, however, as feeling confident
Ge'ortt -W. Bean, when he reach- th at this bill, in which |ark included u number of Florida
l.'tha . Kansas- CHy conventior river and harbor improyerrimt projects, will be passed by
irned out to be a “has bean.”
the house in the next Wesson, then he considered by the
senate, and additional item* included, and agreed to by
both bouses. In this bill jiroVision is made, and the sev
eral amounts of money authorized to lie expended, for the
following improvement 1Item s:
St. Johns River { ’idatka to Lake Harney),
$63,000; Chnrlotte Jlar^nr, $22,600; Tampa hurbor,
$748,000; Cnloosahatchie!river, $620,000; Enst
Pass channel, Choctaw! atchee bay, $600.
"These figures, although not official, but regarded ns
reliable, show' a total of $1,154,100 to be expended ns set
forth.
Practically all of this money will be expend
ed in Florida, most of it fdr materinl and lubor.
Thus.
Friends ot Chief Baker of OrttO09 tea congratulating him that
ha woa found not guilty of murdot In the second degree.
f-‘ ■Mies Amelia Earhart i« detex.
r; mined to b« the first woman to fly
to Europe. Other women have been
V, aimilatly detertninad, but none has
E accomplished the feat yet. We wish
-., this lady bettor.luck.
The latest plaint of one of the
athaway napara: “Most of us will
i satisfied if Catts lost-"—SariTiuwsr. Well be surprised if
me offtham don’t wall: “We were
ally tfc Carlton all the t!me.“
it of view can change
■From the oo|nt^p/ view
n an the “lUIu?’ they
■lost. They knew where
all the timg-'it was .-tho
i world that* was lost.
Is l\. Enough?
$10.00 ON YOUR OLD RANGE OF ANY
You test ymir 'nuto tires nt
intervals to sec that the
pressure is right—not too
much—not too little.
Look at your insurance the
same wny. When you put
your insurance problems
in the hands of this agency
you know that your in
surance protection is right
at- all times. You know
that all ypur intiyresta arc
properly snfe-gunrdert.
KIND AS FART PAYMENT ON A
only two nights out arrives New York Monday
merning. Vastest steamer time tier made between h u t f«tj.
SAILINGS TO NEW YORK
a S. IROQUOIS May 19. 26. June 2, 9,16, 23, 30 July 7, M, 21, II
ADDITIONAL SAILINGS FROM JACKSONV1U E
Every Monday end Wednesday at 3 P. M.
Calling nt Charleston
New Range
MONTHS TO PAY THE
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$ 3.00 e x tr a f a r e each w ay o n D ir e c t S . 6'. IROQUOIS
CHARLESTON, Om W«r SlI.OOupi R««iml Trip t IS-OOn*
nOSTON, One Way, f 4 1.0 up
S T . J O H N S R IV E A S E R V IC E
Srrnmrr leave* Sanford 12: IS Noi ( g 1,lfrv UV*I.»
•Sun. Due to arrive in JacLson<jille i.a
»n
We write policies right.
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& Sons
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T krtiticli lit k e ta a n d b a g s ace c h r rk e d th ro u fili to p rin c ip a l Hor th e m Point*
A m ple f a r i l i t i n for ■ u to m o b ilr*
l »r futlbtr tnfermdtim%m itts , ntrrrdtteni( tU.
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VS 1 MaRnolin
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P i r r I, F o ot o f L ib e r t y S tr e e t
I'honc
CITY TRANSFER
& STORAGE CO.
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Pliinn m in in fi HaullniC
I ratio s. Sl>:,iplra,
Hide Track l-’nrlllllra
P h aar NM
UOO N. Maple A i r
RALPH
W'. LOS3ING Mgr.
Architect
conditions of state development and growth, as well as
with reference to providing necessary buildings and facili
ties for the proper handling of the government business,
as in courts and postoffices.. It is now quite generally
known th at Florida is making rapid advancement, th at it
is no longer a frontier state,jand th a t in order to provide
for the proper handling of government nnd private busi
ness in Florida, including commerce, adequate facilities
m ust-be provided. Furthermore, Florida contributes an
nually its full share of taxes to the national treasury, nnd
it is only fair that Florida should receive back a fair pro
portion of the money thus paid.”
THE EAST COAST CANAL
MIAMI HERALD
Eleven counties along the E a st
C oast from Jacksonville to Miami
are deeply concerned in the devel
opm ent f i t .the Foot C oast canal.
It*' v a lu e ' has been known fur
m any years, and its im portance to
th* people o f .F lo rid ^ ,is unques
tioned: An opportunity Is now of
fered for the enterprise to become
assu re d success with the Unit*
S tates governm ent buck of it.
The counties th a t the canal w ill
nass through and which will bo
directly benefited arc Duval, St.
Johns, Flagler, Volusia. B revard,
S t. Lucie, M artin Indian River
Palm Beach BroVvurd and Dade.
The w aterw ay will pass through
each of them and will connect
them by an inside route safe fo r
launches, barges and houseboats,
w ith tow ns along the A tlantic
coast a* fa r north a* Boston. UItim atelv th e rout* will be continu
ed to Galveston, the en tire route
to be u n d er the control o f the
Unitpd S tates governm ent.
First N at’l Rank Bldg,
Sanford, Flu.
EOSSINGPs
QUICK SERVICE
TRANSFER
H auling, C ratin g Shipping,
and B torage
ra— 4W*_______ eai
tt.
*N> n
R IN G 'S
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coast ns well as * the G ulf of
Mexico* nnd wilL touch hundreds
cities ancj, towns in direct, com
m unication by w a te r w ith jth e lo
calities w ith-w hich' th ey do *bustBy DR. J. C. HOWELL JJ,
ness, will link them w ith each
. 200 Wa«t G ore Avenue ___
othtfz and with the. mo«h populous "AMBULANT
raOUTOLOOT INDOaiM f
regions of the co u n try by a w ater
For a while it looked aa if it
route
th
at
m
eans
cheap
tra
n
s
puld be hard going for the local
portation, through as well as lo
portsr after the election, but now
cal.
,
at Ashcraft has gone to bat
Away buck in 1881 the F lo r
tth the City, it look* as if we.
Orlando, Florida
ida E ast Coast canal w as begun
Mild be amply yupplied with news
as a private enterp rise.
Since
th a t tim e it has had m any ups
.
HICK I’liU C L K
and owns. The expense o f con sbuuId h a m that Indlarallun, r « a •llpatlea.
«a
d rvctal Otacase la bark
English, no doubt, couldn’t
struction and operation was so « f Htaal af Ikvtr
Iruublra. W r it * ar
heavy th a t it h as n ev er,g iv en s a t phaar 4 3 U fur fre * lllrra lu rc a a *
i American point of view
ruaaaltallua.
isfactory service, and in recent
r* refused to. allow the
r J oar ah 1'urwla llo n r ll
years it has been In auch condi Thu D*M
Ip Gsthcart to remain in
u w M I' eaultartaai.
300 W .
tion
t
W
f
mue'h
h
f
*lt
‘wdd
“o
f
no
(iuru A i r . Orluadu. Fla. S ft r la llila s
in try, on account of "moral
In
sa a tru -lu lra lla a l aad.
racial
value
as
it
is
too
shallow
fo
r
any
ie “ but they developed a
dlaraaca.
c r a f t la rg e r than canoea. E xneri- I*.
8, s i arc s t O l w a|»lru*l* r »mUa". of their own, when
ence has shown th a t aa a priv ate •ulfa la Ihu rraiuval o f wuira a a *
Mod to land in their oounconcern d e p e n d !^ on tolla fo r ita
|* 'idea eeeou to be “Keep Such • waterway will reach the euccesa it Is impr< icticaL Either
principal dtieg of the Atlantic the governm ent n lust take ho!4
m
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3
(F a r S o l a b y
J. M. Lemoines
r*
L in e
r,l«bll,K*d 1141
Elton J. Moughto
; 4 Th* hardest task of the average
xkadtyat* for office ia to keep the improvement* as well ns fronj an employment standpoint.
"It is very evident that, with proper presentation,
darn fools from supporting him.—
Oriando Reporter-Star. That ruin congress is disposed to recognize Florjdn needs in m atters
ed i ktt of them, all right.
of river and harbor improvements, made necessary by
Dojria E. Carlton handed Florida
political forecasters one of the su r
prises of their lives. Which goes
to shew fhat political prognostica
tion* aren’t worth a great deal aft$r all—Key West Citizen.
FOR THIRTY DAYS WE WILL ALLOW
IRECT non-stop sailings. No loss of time
from business. New S. S. IROQl OIS leaves
D
Jacksonville every Saturday at } P. M . and after
JACKSOtTVII-I-F,
�&
Mr*. J . H, C okkw gh le ft T ues
day for DeTVru) where she will
spclitl * few day s w ith h e r mother!
T r i g A o n t m MRS. FRED
S.
DAlGER,
S o c le ly
Edilnr Residence Tel. .37
Mrs. Fred Williams I
. gtfuots OoMegt Set
TUESDAY
• Harrison C h ap ter N. 8 . D.
will m eet w ith M rs. W. T.
( i t 6:00 o'clock fo r picnic
r F l i f Day P ro g ram .
[ A. will hold re g u la r meot*8:30 o’clock a t th e Odd FelHall over th e B asket. All
«rs are urged to be present,
trterly business m eeting of
r, M. S. o f thd F ir s t B aptist
h will be h eld fct 3:30 O'clock
e church. All women of the
b are ashed to b« -p resen t •
u Robert A. Newm an will eno the m em bers of the Due Bridge Club a t 2:46 o'clock
x home in Rose Court,
irisn Circle of the F irst Bapftorch wiU m eet a t 7:30
k at the home of Mrs. Robert
Ullams in San L anta with
Williams, M rs. George Mcm d Mrs. M erriw cather G.
is hostessea.
W EDNESDAY
psu Club' will give a dnnee
►City H all a t 0:00 o'clock’.
0
D river.' -'iceompaftTsd h ? ’ * M m
JOriver’* jjigter. Mi#a B U nehf, J e s
ter of Advance, N. C.*motored to
Ocnla end Silver Springs, Sun*
day where th iy spent the 'd a f.
, . . —~T~
Of the many delightful sorin
arinira of thi* week, one of ex
ceptional interest and plensun
was th at of F riday aftem oor
when Mr*. Fred T. Williams cm
tertained the members
of the
college set, a t bridge at her att r m k VC M° mC ? n
C^ !*tnI
The m any friends of Mrs.
Maude B. Clarke, form er assist*
an t
librarian a t the
Sanford
Courier J r., a m em ber of
Library, will regret
to learn s taJohn
r patro l trodp three 0f the
th at she was injured in an auto
Boy Scouts of America, le ft S un
mobile accident at Redlands, Cal.
day for Camp Johnson where he
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awarded nnd the tables clemre-1 went as m ascot fo r Company D.
Lake, the hostess assisted by^ Mrs. F red
erick W. Bender served chicken
Ren Fish in d J . H. Colclmiuh
salad ami an ice course.
left Tuesday fo r Gainesville wlwre
The guest list included Miss they will spend a short tifph
Olive Newman, Mis* Naomi Scog*
Ran, Miss Camilla F uleiton, Miss
Carmctn Barber, Miss Mildred
JII sr K atherine Symes, who has
Holly, Miss Beverley Bender, Miss
Rose Im Verne H urt, Miss Eliza- been attending S nrgesnts School,
beth Turnbull, Miss R uth Henry, is now attending a cam p a t PeteVMiss Rrbeccn
Stevens,
Miss
boro, N. H. and expects to re tu rn
Kntherinc Schirsrd and Miss M ar
home about July, first.
garet I’eters.
A lter the prizes
had been
Mrs. Donald J. Powers retu rn ed
*
One million words will be filed
home
Sunday from F o rt Myers
A Sedalia, Mo., bird Is u dele from the convention hall today hut
where
she has been v isitin g heir
g ate a t the ticklish age of 80. He they fo.i't moke much difference
better.
parents.
tomorrow.
•lection of o ffia t^ rtb o )n p tare -f(>
•suiting a* follows; m aster council
or, !!. C. W ater*; senior council
or, Richard H Slttelaw ;’ junlol
CoufH*1lorpJaek MlmS; scribe, W al
te r B arber; treaau rer, Robert Yan
Mrs. Sidney Chase of Wind- cy.
cmere spent Monday and Tuesday
hero ns tho guest of Mrs. Benja
W E W ILL allow Ten Dollars on
min Whltneir J r . ‘
any old aloe* and give you IS
months to pay balance on any
Mrs. J . E. Laing and Miss new range. Sanford Gas Com*
Jeanette L aing returned home pany, 106 Magnolia Avenue.
Monday evening a f te r apending
the past five’* weeks a t' Little
Reek, Ark. a n d ’ A tlan ta, Ga.
While at Little R6ck, Miss L airg
was niaid of honor o f Cot* Sum ter
Lowry'*
staff, a t the Sons of
VcternnA Re-Union.
Cures Chills and Fever, In
Mrs. May U lm er Conoley and term ittent, R em ittent and Dillons
jon Ulm er Conoley of Vatdosta, Fever dua tc M alaria.
Gn., nrrived here Monday and
are the guests of M rs. Coholey's
daughters, Mrs. Em m ett McCall,
Mrs. Raymond G. Fox and Lee
A. Conoley.
This
Fan'
Biowi*
H^ eat
/JtK Jui ■
't
•
Away.
w
••
•
Emerson Fans, guaranteed for o .years,
may be' had for the same price as or-!
dinat^.pitjfe-year guarantee fans. Let uf;
show thenV{to you.
Sanfortf Electric Contracting Co, J
THURSDAY
*1 Neighbors - o f - America
Stunning Frocks
^Values-Th’at
' Cannot Be
t: .
H A T S FO R
108 Magnolia
Summer
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..f t,
Phone
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;uar m eeting of the W. 6 . T.
11 be held a t 3:30 o'clock at
fthodlst. C hurch annex.
delightfully a t-b rid g e Friday
delightful!' a t bridge Friday
icon a t h er homo on Palm etenue. The guests were the
ers of the Lottuphun Bridge
Factory
pie and gold were the colors
ed in the decorations and
details, and were beautifully
A out w ith gladioli and zln-
A very complete collection of
summer hots embracing prac
tically all the much favored
modelR—hnts of unusually
high quality.
Coty’s bath powder, was
ed ’Mrs. M. M inarik.
tho tea hour the hostess
frozen fru it salad, sand1 , snltines, and punch,
lying tho Cordis] hospitality
i. Courier were Mrs. Chris
ews, Mrs. M. M inarik, Mr*rd W alker, Mrs. W urt W,
>r, Mrs. P. M. King, Mrs.
W. T albott, Mrs. Stew art
i and Mrs. E. B. Stowe.
oTfiiiH C om er Flrot St. nndlSanforcf Awe.!'
RIF. R A FFO SOCIETY
regular business m eeting of
srie R affo Society of the
Methodist Church was held |
ly evening a t the church an*
he absence of the president,
feting was presided over by
Ihoemnker. M rs. C. II. Smith,
tnt of tho W omen's MissionSociety, was present and
an invitation to all memif this circle to attend a
to be given by Circle N’um*
lie on th e second Monday in
st the homo of Mrs. Ben
e on Celery Avenue.
in luscious shades to comple
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* lj y' *v - i * ' **- p ' v 1j,
m ent Sheer F r6 c k s^
In the Height
o f the Mode at
T CHRISTIAN CHURCH
First C hristian Church un) splendid leadership o f Rev.
Marier d u rin g the past year
■creased its membership by
tent and haa had an increase
Sunday School of 40 percent.
;trie r has been unanimously
ed a call o f two years. He
iere ab out a y ear ago from
dvillo whore ho had been’dtof religious education o f th6
lie Avenue C h riitlo n Church
tho p ast y e a r tho services of
lech have been held a t the
High School auditorium .
|ni have now been completed
lew C hristian Church bulldhe erected, a t-a n early date
I Lanta aubdivlaton. A minDf the new chureh 1* o n ’dia\ the C ham ber of Commerce.
$16.00
In this attractively priced
.group nre elcvir styles and
color effects that bespeak
the new seasdn.
Shoulder
capes,
sheer
diaphanous
prints, Ince and georgette
combinations.
|
VanityfairBloomem
Featuring tho little close fit
ting hat for town, wider brims
for sports and other models
for formal wear.
We most cordially invite your inspec
tion of the lovely frocks included in
these two groups.
Charm ing,. Smart} - Durable
$2.00 and $2.50 pail
Frocks for
A ll Occasions
Florkhclm
Florsheim
Shoes
F o r Men
JRCH C IR C L E M EETS londsy afternoon th e M aria
Circle, o f th e F lre t M d M J
urch held it* re g u la r m eetthe home of M rs. W.
M agnolia Avenue.
[buiineaa aeaaion w as p re
f e r by tha chairm an, Mrs.
I Raines, a f te r which the
tr was ta m e d over to Mrs
[E. McKay who had ch ares
MUalon S tudy. R ^frera°f ice cream and cake were
at th a conduaion of the
lla u .
p»e*t m eeting will be held
home o f M rs. F ra n k W.
[o n M agnolia Avenue.
h iiss m eeting were
M<Ung
ing tth
Minchew. M rs. J . R. For*
f«- S. J . AlWm. Mrs. W. N
lire. F . C renshaw , Mrs.
napp, M rs. John Rumbley,
> C. M cCrory, M rs. R. L.
>r, Mrs. Zab Ratliff, Mrs.
■McKay, Mr*., F ran k W.
Mra. W. R Rainea, Mr*,
ouriay and Mrs. W.
XTiMvu
P.
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n
another’supply of
ill send them to you or you can;<$Jll
eih dt dur plant. It is not necessary
o have a garment cleaned to obtai
They will protect your garments fi
moths during the summer months
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ily moving forward. These men today see cities of broad
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and new. thousands of palatial homes dotting the coun
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ab out e week or ten
leaving fo r the north
Will give free pas
te; some reliable young man
efij assist me in driving. Ad
s ' O. K. cere The Herald.
ID: To borrow $3,000 on
Free g ear f ir s t m ortgage on
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Salt
ACREAGE FOR SALE: suitable
for poultry farm . Located four
miles south-ofwBanford on old Or*
lamlo road. 33 afcros, p a rt high
land and some of it low, ideal for
chickens ami ducks. Can be bought
for $100 per acre on your own
terms. Address R. J. Holly, F irst
National Bank Building, Sanford,
Fla.
22 Real Estate For Exchange
WILL TRADE: Several building
lots, free and clear, for smaU
house in good section. Your pries
must be right. In answ ering this
ad give complete inform ation as
to size of house, location, and
price. Address S. B. D. Care The
Herald.
WILL TRADE: Severnl good build
ing lots, completely paid for, as
first payment on well located
farm. Lota are located within the
city of Sanford, in, desirable m c
tions, and will be priced on ■— Iblc basis, if you want to trade
write me w hat you have, w hat you
want for it and maybe wu can
make a deal. Address Box 70 Care
Herald.
COMPLETELY furnished modorn
bungalow. Double garage. Will
accept clear lot or small acreage
as first paym ent. Strout Agency.
National Hank Bldg.
FIVE ACRE celery farm. West
Side. Price $4200.00. Very liber
al term s. Colclough Realty Co. 311
First National Bunk Bldg.
FOR SALE: 10 acres virgin land
cleared and plowed. Jam es A l
len, Glndcrville S torr.
WILL EXCHANGE: Building lot
for automobile. Lot is worth
from $500 In $800. Address Box
134 care The Humid.
25— ISxchnngo
FOR SALE cheap or trade. Good
16x2U tent. Box 525, Sanford.
SWAP— Perhaps you have sonv?
thing you don’t need and somo
one else has som etbiag you want
tlint they no longer find use for—
make an exchange through tills
classification. Call 148 for service.
2G— Miscellaneous For Sale
HOUSEHOLD FU R N ITU R E— No
doubt there are several pieces of
discarded fu rn itu re in your home
th at are no longer of value to you
—turn them into cash . . . a H er
aid Classified Ad will put your
message before thousands of read
ers. Call 148 today.
POTATOES delivered a t $1.00
bushel. These i n culls, too small
for shipping, and more trouble to
FOR RENT: New nine room fu rn prepare for cooking than the large
ished house for rent 1801 Mag ones but ju st as good to eat. Tele
nolia. Rent $60 per month. Phone phone yo u rm A ierin the evening to
775.
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Aeronautical CEnalneers Have
ATLANTA, G a„
Juno 12.—
Crfhatructed Afnihlp Which
Will Take Up Many Pernon* G. F- Willis, the new President of
And Will Ride Heavy Seas the Stone Mountain Memorial A s
BY DR. ROSWELL T-I*ET1T
International News Service
S ta ff Cotrittpondent
STOCKHOLM, Sweden June 0.
German nem nuntical
engineers
V \
have
constructed
a
plane
which
. ' :• a'h
they hope will solve trans-oceanic
:
flight problems.
It is more a
"flying ship” than an airplane nml
enllrd the Dernier-*- ‘al
flying
ship.
It is n cabin boat with 10 foot
beam and hua two cnbiim which
can carry 20 persona. The ship
can rido a fairly rough sea nml
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J<! ^*' v
di d break, Gcr*
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ffiSh'fciuiWers are confident of the
ship riding the waves. They are
confident this i5 the plane of fu
ture ocean travel. The plane cun
M.jrnvcl front DO to 110 miles per
hour. E ven,today tho engineers
(Legal Notices) Tf
of Germany are p lan n in g - upon
i v T i m s ’i n c v i T c o i i R t , r w u v constructing n I)cmter*W nl capa
t v T i u n n j r n i c i A i , o in c v iT
IV A V I ) r o l l N K U I N p L H C O B K
ble of carrying 100 persons with
T V . 1-LiOIUDA. IV C H A N i ’C R Y ,
PAUL I*iHARNETT. Complainant. perhaps five to eight motors.
How It W orks
A N T O N MTUItS "ml wife INOIill
H err Herman Schroeder, general
MVUJIH. n m l l l O H U R T I I A D W A V
I >i-frtul tin ts.
manager of the Deutsche Luft
o it n u n o r ru n t.irA T io N
T O A N T O N M Y U I I S n m l w i f e 1N- Hnnsn, the Germ an Aviation Com
of
< ir .lt M Y U ltH . n m l I I O U U I I T U A D - pany, explained the working
W A Y A N D T O A L L W H O M I T this new ship shortly
before I
MAY CONCURS*:
It n m i c i i r l n i f f r o m t h e a f f i d a v i t left Berlin nml Tcinplehofor fly
■if I ' A P l . P. I I A I I N K T T , t - o m n l n l n - ing field. The plane th at was to
» lit In t i l l s r n u s o . Iii-ri'ln f i l e d , t h a t
ami to
>nii n r e r e s i d e n t * o f it M in ts o t h e r take us to Copenhagen
t h a n t h e Mlule n f F l o r i d a : t l m t t h e Mnlmo, In southern Sweden, was
re * j d r l ir e o f A t i t u n M y e r s a n d w i f e
two-motored bi
I n n e r M y a r s n s l u i r l l u u l u r l ) ' a s In an Albatross, a
known
to
It I ni
Is 731.1 P l n s r e e plane am! float
its construction
S t r e e t , t 'l i l n i K o . C o o k C o u n t y , I l l i
n o is, n m l D ia l t h e r e s i d e n c e o f H u b «ml the pcellnr hum of its motors.
n converted
ei t I t n t l w n y n s p a r t i c u l a r l y n s is I suspected it was
known
In
h im
la
I0S I
L oyola
S t r e e t , O i l m a n . C o o k C o u n t y , I l l i Gcrmnn Limbing plane.
We taxied across the field to
n o i s , n m l Hint t h e r e Is n o p e r s o n
In t h e Hliile o f F l o r i d a , t h e s e r v i n ' get into
position to take off
of n s u b p o e n a upon w h o m w ould
h i n d y o u o r r l t l i e r o f >gl> s m l tluil against the wind anil soon the 600
lie k n o w s y o u In b e o v e r t h e s u e o f horsepower engines
opened up
Iw e n t) -one y e a rs:
m i tv. m u l t u in m u . m u
a i i i : and the Albatross soared from the
II i: 11K11Y O i l 11 H it U l l t o a p p e a r t o field.
tin- lllll o f t*tiiu p in I o I h e i e l n f i le d
We rnn into rain storm s, snow
o n t h e Itnd dit> of J u l y , A I). IP 2a.
h eln u n B u ie P a y o f th is C o u rt
squalls and heavy winds but the
I T 1H F U i m i K U O H P F . I t U I J Hint
t h i s O r d e r of I’u b l l n i t l o n h e p u b ship behaved in good fushion. The
gradually c^unged and
lish ed fur
four
(I)
c o n s e c u t i v e couotry
w e e k s in
T h e M iufonl
l l r n t | d . a resembled the fields of Belgium
n e w s p a p e r h u v l ii f f a u e n e r n l c i r
c u l a t i o n In M c m ln u le C o u n t y , F l o r i with its narrow work fields anil
da.
the whole landscape dotted with
tVIT NKH ri m y h a n d u n i t s e a l t h i s
the red roofed cottages.
21* Uny o f M a y, A t>. IW3S
V. U. ItOUHI.AHM
Over the Baltic
C le rk of th e C irc u it C ourt.
The sky ceiling whs low uml wc
Uy A. M. tVUUKM.
D e p o t ) C l o t k. glided downward to the 1.000 foot
Hilt'S n m l U u r n e y ,
ovel ag I could observu by the
M n l lr ltn r * f o r C o m p l a i n a n t .
(H U A I .)
t
alti-m otcrs.
Wo nulled over the crystal clear
w ater of nn arm of the Baltic
Sea. On ahead the tall spires of
the C athedral nt Luoheck rose up
to m eet us. In nnother moment
the pilot throttled down the en
gine and 1 knew wo had arrived
CHICAGO, June 11__ (INS1 — at Traverm untlc, the last stop in
Germany before hopping off to
Search for Chariest “ Lim py” C,lea Copenhagen in Denmark.
We
ver, alleged leader of the $1.73,000 tlroppcd over the trees and clouds
Grand T runk mail robbery, nml of thin fislting village and landed.
hin four pals who made a 'sensa It wna here tho Drrnior-Wnl was
tional escape from the Du Pure firs t pointed out to mo.
Wu changed planes and were off
County Jail nt W heaton, III,, cen
tered in Chicago today. U is be ngaln, skim ming tho blue-green
lieved the five dcnpcrudoc* arc lie w ater, heading again towards the
ing hidden by g an g ster allies in north and colder weather. In
somo places the w ater was so
sumo underworld rendezvous.
The Jail break w i i h dram atic, shallow wo could see the wrinkled
yesterday m orning William , Edge- bottom.
Over Denmark, with its many
ton, 02,‘ n deputy sheriff, was
standing guard near the despera ponds and villages. It looked like
does’ cell. As him back was turned, n Swiss cheese. We dropped to the
one of the prisoners reached flying field at Copenhagen to al
through the bars with a m akeshift low a storm to pass and then
blackjack and struck bint over Ihe zoomed into the air again to Swe
den and tho aerial to u r of Europe
head.
As Edgeton staggered the men was over.
grabbed him and beat him uncoil prince to Catherine II. It in the
scious. They took his key* nml un contcr of many grim stories.
locked the cell door. Stepping in* A nother piece formed tho Koh-l*
to the corridor they lifted Ihe noor, Inter presented to Queen
limp body of the deputy and ca r Victoria.
ried him into the cell, locking him
Thq famous Cullinan diamond,
in.
the Jubilee, another huge stone,
The desperadoes then filed into and thtf Hope diamond, recently In
the sh eriff’s office, seized three the lim e lig h t, are others which
shotguns and fled to the Jail yard. have given rise to many tales of
T here they climbed into EdgctunV the sinister spells behind these
automobile and drove away.
stones.
The new .picture sows a great
diamond working destruction and
havoc. A nativcj stealftlit,-sacrific
ing his life, fon love of a woman.
It precipitates a grim battle with
machine guns uetween- police «nd
gan g sters in an A m erican city, and
The rom antic histories of famous a domestic trngt*dy iri leodctyf*) f
18—Wanted To Rent
Hunt Is Conducted
For Mail R o b b e r s
Who Broke P riso n
sociation,, was literally drufted
for the office.
Tho Board of Directors elected
him in spite of his emphntic pro*
test in the m eeting and told hint
ho was drafted. This action was
followed by a united appeal from
Governor H ardm an of Georgia,
Mayor Ragsdale of Atlnnta, the
A tlantia newspapers, and the
heads o f the principal civic bodies
of the city"In the face of suclt commands,
1 cannot refuse the duty you have
put upon me,” Mr. Willis told the
delegation th a t wnited on him. “ I
will take the office for u while a t
least nml do my best to enrry on
the monument.”
His reasons for holding back
was not lock of interest in the pro
ject, hue complete absorption In
bis business affairs ^whlch ate
very extensive He wanted the A s
sociation to find a man for Prcsl*
tie nt who could give Tits" - w holr
timo to the work, bpl no suvh-wmir
was to be found.
'
So fur front lack of Interest in
the project, 611. Willis has been Ha
devoted friend nml -p a tro n - from
its incuption. He was one of the
first to contribute to it, years ago,
before n stroke of work had oecn
done on the mountain He has con
tributed several thousand dollar*
to it, has loaned the Association
nt various times in cash and by
endorsement ninny thousands of
dollars, ami has served five years
on lint Board of Directors uml ex*
ecutive committee. With the sole
exception of his predecessors, Hol
lins N. Randolph, no man has
fu r th e n u rp u sc of e le c tin g one sup
e rv lo o r for sa id D is tric t fo r a t a n
of th re e (3) year*, a l w h ich a la c t l o n e v e r y a c r * o f I n n d In t h a ftla -.
I r l t ’l a h u l l r e p r e s e n t o n e a l t a r s
e n c lt o w n e r s h a l l he e n t i t l e d to vatu
In p e r s o n n r b y p r o x y In w r l l l n x
duly
a la uml
to r
every
of Inna :
o w n e d by h i m
In
a uclt
D istrict;
m m r d lu o n m a y
represent
th eir
w urds: ex ecu to rs
and ad m in istra
tor* m a y r e p re s e n t e s ta te s o f d a i-esHeil p e r s o n a a n d p r l v a t a corpora
t i o n * m a y be r e p r e s e n t e d by their
offlce re o r duly a u th o rise d a g e n ts.
T he ow ner* of a m a jo rity of thuV l
Horatio 1* badly needed in a case
like this, and reference value of
th at ponderous tone, from boot
black to iKuitlcggcr or something
being well nigh im perative,
Hagen was p retty much of a
poor mun ugnln us ho s e t out for
.
England this Spring. N ever
a conb* > d .
h itt ^ T b ^ W W ^ i S U*co neUtut#
savfliga or ra th e r w hat he hap a q u o r u m f o r t h e p u r p o s e o f h o l d
e li e l e c t i o n .
pened to have on hand through i n gD asu
l ti d t h i s i : i ) i d a y o f J u n e , 1*11.
no fault^of his own, in attem pting
c. l . w ta r r. ^ i
C h airm an .
to purchuse the Rochester Ball
P A U L I.U K A H ,
Club in the International League.
C U O ltU K U H K U A .
A s Ihe H o a r d n r H u p e r v l e o r a o f
Tho loss of th a t money couldn't
SA LV IA
D K A lN A U ia
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have come at a more inopportune
T R IC T.
HAGENRETURNS
AMID CHEERSOF
GOLFING ADDICTS
Sir.W ullcr Comes Hack Hero
After WlnninKBrUlahOrott:
Left United SIiiIch In Low
Spirits Bemuse Of Finance
BY DAVIS J. WAl.SII
International New* Service
Sport* Editor *
NEW YORK. June 0.—Maybe
I ought to brush up on my H ora
tio Alger before I s ta rt this one,
for i t denis
man who had
spent much of his recent career
deftly parrying fate's left Jead
with his chin, yet lived tho m atter
down to sueli purpose th at today
ho stands to cusli possibly as much
as $150,000 in tho ensuing 12
months. I urn referring to W alter
Hugon, who left
America two
months ago with hardly the flu t
te r of a regretful kerchief to
ntnrk his passing and who re
turned yesterdny to bo feted ,flat
tered and cajoled.
As
W ultcr llugcp, golfer, he
could have left the country on a
ra ft and few would have been the
wiser. As British open chnmpion,
only the inevitable band wagon
could do justice to his retu rn . Yet,
W ANTED—1000 persons to trad e
lo their old gas stove, oil stove
or wood s t o v e for which we will
allow Ten Dollars on any new
gas range purchased from us.
Hanford Gas Company. 106 Mag
nolia Avenue.
McLauiins
ENGRAVING
Diamond Mounting
I HAVE 1800 ACRES OF AGRICULTURAL LAND AS F IN E
AS ANY IN THE STATE OF FLORIDA, m ost of it prairie
land, ready for the plow, over 100 acres already in a high atatg
of cultivation.
Tho soil is a rich sandy loam, w ith clay subsoil. It is in the flow
ing well district, amt the drainage is perfect,with a full of eight
to eleven feet to two big drainage canals, one running through
its western nido and the other along its eastern edge. It is bor
dered by the St. Johns River on tho south and by a brood im
proved highway on the north, with another impiovcd highway
running through it. It is crossed by the F. E. C, Railway with
a freig h t station only one mile aw ay and the promise nf *t
siding on the property itself. It has every advantage |toi.essed by the beat agricultural lands in tho Sanford d istrict, and
being virgin land. Is likely to be free fur some years from plant
diseases utul insects which cause so much trouble un old lands.
During the past season, on thu p art under cultivation, 4 t pro
duced as its first crap 65 barrels of potatoes to tbo acre,
m arketed three weeks aland of H astings and bringing p rk ea
double those realized by thu H astings glow ers. There has
ju st been taken off it a crap of cucum bers said by d isin terest
ed p arties fam iliar with the cuke d istricts a t W achula, W inter
Garden, Webster, Wiliinton and o th er points in Florida, to be
by fa r tho best produced anyw here in the state, «t.d sold
a t the "top of the m arket”. O ther crops now grow ing olt the
land show its teinarkabla fe rtility and th a t It will produce
bumper crops of everything th at enrr be raised In this section
TO TH E FIRST. COMERS AND FOR A LIM ITED TIM E ONLY.
1 ant Offering this land, cith er th e raw o r Improved in aiuqtl
and large trac ts at ex traordinarily low prices and on excep
tionally easy term s, b u t w ith u big discount to buyers p re
pared to pay all cash.
Telephone in the evening to 776 for an appointm ent to see t h i s ’
laud. It is less than 25 minute* drive from the center of
town urn! I will bo glud to show it to you a t any time.
W. M. YOUNG,
Hughey S treet Jt Elat Ave.
I*. O. Box 14
Telephone 775
Jawelera-Optom ctrist
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Jewels Makes Film
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PAINTER’S
Simon Pure Citrus
A M i,W?T,)£atre
FOR SALE C H EA P—$35 Princess
rrn
Dresser $15. Twd Bliftmoaifoedi,
W A N TED : F ire tib ten year leatfc
FOR SUM IER COLDS
on business building, well locat two coll springs less than half diamond, with its tra il of intrigue,
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ed, in Sanford. Must be of good price. Langley Apts. P hone 652-W. trag ed y and 'ihystery, Ifprraed the
tenstruction, one or two stories.
atrmnge research for one 'o f the
tut t)kir
Price m ust be right. When answer BOAT FOR bALE: 30 foot bridge most rem arkable screen plays of
ing this ad give exact location,
the
year,
“
Diamond
Handcuffs,’
deck cruiser, th irty inch d ra ft,
am ount of floor »pace and com fully equipped, sleeps six. Piles Cosmopolitan's gripping new dra
plete inform ation as to price, etc. reasonable. P . O, Bex 838.
ma of love, diamonds and the un*
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dcrworld, coming to the Theatre.
otherw ise it will not be given con,
f
o
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l) tablets
side ration. Address Box 111 care 27—Money To Loan
The atory centers about a great
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diamond, tracin g Ua adventures
The Sanford Herald.
from Ita discovery in trig u e, th eft M . N . B O C A R T
19—Houses For Pale
ON W H ITE o r colored property. and into the m ates pf the under*
B. W. H erndon 108 E . 2nd £L world, ita sin ister spell constantly
FOR 8 ALE: Furnished house or.
wrecking human souls. Much if Its
Parte Avenue. Price $4600 on
detail is based on actual historyf« rk *
$500 c a s h 'a n d baMnci
A t All Druuifisla
M ortgage Leans
The f irs t fam ous diamond, the
monthly. This is a com paratively m Improved residence end bualnesa
MY PLACE on W est F irst Street
Golconda,
found
in
India,
waa
a
new building, stucco, has two beds
property.
to r rent. 6 room house 2 acres
world m ystery. Ho nearly as can he
rooms, dining room, living room,
Baldwin M ortgage Co., ,
ascertained
it
w
as
finally
cut
Into
kitchen end bath with shower.
S tre e t, Orlando, P o r i
.stolen from an Indian
rated hy a Russian
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A m bitious young man
classified advertising for
Herald. F o r fu rth e r inform aMr. Lewis a t The H erald
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FIV E ROOM: furnished house low
WIGHT PR IN T SHOP
summer rates. See V. A. Speer,
IPPY nrrvicc on nny thing in
411 Park Ave.
Iriating. A phono call will get
lr man. Phone 417-W. i) Rail- ROOM FOR KENT: III Park
[i Av»,
_______
Ave.
FU R N ISH ED 2 room apt: private
PAN UP YOUR OLD WALLS
bath: sleeping porch. 311 Mag
Til TH E NEW WALL PA IN T
nolia.
MRTHING NEW AND BET| t FOR FU R TH ER 1NFOR- FOR RENT: my bungalow fu rn
ITION, CALL PHONE 235-J
ished ami garage. Reasonable.
SEE. V. C. COLLER, SAN- M-«. |t. \V.‘ Herndon, 218 West
ID, FLA.
________
18th Street.
iEY’S DRUG
STORE—Pre- FOR RENT new Duplex house in
[triptions, D rugs, Soda. We are
nice location with all modem
near as y o u r phone. Call 103. conveniences. Will ren t cheap to
perm anent tenants. Phone 207.
ILDING BLOCKS— Irrigation
tie s and general cement work. FOR RENT: To responsible party,
attractiv e Spanish
bungalow,
» d t Concrete Co. J . E. Ter
surrounded by beautiful Oak truer,
s e r , Prop. 3rd and Elm.
located a t 317 High St. Completely
rAL ROOFING: The Roof F.v- furnished. Two bed rooms, living
rleiting.
M etal
shingles room, dining nook, kitchen equip
bding seam tin and i.alvanizcd ped with electric range, bath, g a r
Fa. See Jam es H. Cowan. Oak age, everything up-to-date. See Mr.
Berg a t.T h e Herald office.
■»d T hird fit. Phone 111.
Help Wanted Male
"*
,»
be asked of it. . . anyv. day of the year. -
FOR SALE: Pedigreed Police Dog
for sale, two and a half yonr.i
old. $20.00. Mrs. K. B. McCracken,
Drcamwold.
C. E.
INOGRAPH—repairing, piano
W n g by e x i« rts w ith 17 years
erience. S anford music store
Gift Shoppe. M cLander A rPhone 83k.
mi
sell out a business—or do any of the
|r-Mc or G ranada Dry Ginger FOR RENT furnished 5 room g a r
tic call 705. Prom pt Delivery.
age apartm ent nil modem con
veniences. Phone 207.
-A u to m o b ile s
FURNISHED four
rooms nml
DODCTB
bath, close in 211 Laurel Ave.
mure cars and Graham trucks, Phono 11)0-W.
tlm and 13th. S treet. Phone 3.
FU RN ISH ED
HOUSE:
Three
IDGINS & COWAN Co. Airto
rooms, screened porch arid bath.
idiator and sheet m etal works. *113 E. 3rd. street. Call 408.
French Avenue. Phone 710-W.
THREE room furnished cottage
HUPB-MARMON
apartm ent.
Privr.to entrance.
Sanford Autom obile Co.
218 French.
Magnolia Ave.
Phone 137.
MODERN* furnished npnrtm cntj,
-Busir-se Service
Frigidairc: Murphy steel klt.'hen:
Garage: excellent neighbor
SUN PRO O F PAINTS
ller S p ar V arnishes and Ena- hood: rent very reasonable. I’nrk
L I*.
Veluminn
F la t
Wall A partm ents, No, 3, or Phone 57,
[tits. Persian clay jesso. plustico Mayor.
|utding clay and Plaques. San- THRASHER APARTMENTS: Re
Pnint & VTall P ap er Co. G. U.
duced rates. 317 Park. Phone
fart, Propr. 112 W. F irst St.
850-J.
PS— Parisienne Tot nml Gift LE FFL E R APARTMENTS: fu rn
fchop, Me Lander Arcade Room
ished. 3 room and garage. A t
|mbcr 40,
tractive summer rates. Apply 804
PRIN TIN G —Sanford Print- Magnolia. Phono 280-W.
tg Co. Fine Job Ihdnting. Mc- Small gurago apartm ent. Call 261
tuicr Arcade.
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ONE 4-ROOM nd bath, furnished
|N. Nipper. Signs of alt kinds.
$25.00 per month. Also one 5
Sanford P a in t ii Wall Paper room furnished gurago, chlckoi
runs, $10.00 per month. Two u n
furnished houses. Ono small filling
INRFER Service of all kinds, station nt Osteen. Phono 020.
or
.
*>
WANTED Piano to ic n l must be
In good condition. Address E. G.
tS S IF IE n J'~ ,v}w ;iirtttlbiy ~ Wtil B. c o Herald.
[timulntc your busitftss a t very
ill cost. H erald W ant Ad* often WANTED: To buy Second hand
reach thousands of people—
motorcycle. Must be reasonable
Lple who w a it and w atchl fo- nndwin good condition. Box Z c-o
Classified page— people who Sanford Herald.
looking for opportunities and
U th at tho W ant Ad page is . 15—Apartment For Rent
tc of opportunities. Your m es
on this page will produce re- TRY TH IS—If you have an a p a rt
ment to rent give complete de
|tsjit a cost th a t is surprising!?
tails in a Herald Classified nd. . .
148 for service.
tell everything there is to bo told
Jsted fo r grasses by Ur. about it ami you will find it much
Opposite Court IIous*. easier to secure n tenant. Cull 148.
[hone 670-W
frpenlng.
1
find a buyer for a high grade used c a r /
10—Livestock
H erald
representative
jioroughly fa m ilia r w ith ra te s
. and classification will
L-e S ot com plete tn fo rm a tio n r
(,d if you wish, they will a ssist
in w ording your w a n t ad
make it m ore effective.
- > ■%
a property worth thousands of dollars,
GERMANSTHINK H ead O f Stone Mountain
THEYHAVEPLANE Memo rial WasDraftedFor
FOROCEANWORK Job By Board O f Directors
hundreds of important things th at can
TO A D V ERTISER S
Announcements
v____
I
HAVE TWO MORE OPENINGS
F or some ambitious young men
o r young ladies who w ant to
learn a good trade and g et a good
position when they have become
com petent. lla v c situations avail
able every few dayr. If interested
ask for C. A. Haines a t Sanford
H erald office.He will be glad to
explain it tor you.
Ren had only the P. G. A.
but th at one pays you 10
on the dollar as fa r as p i
is concerned. The young m an ai
ply was down to Ida last cl
and, when Compston beat
18 and 17 ta play, it look
though his final bet w as a b
too.
But life has a way of
given .it more time, money and the fighter. You never re tire
constant attention.
h itte r with two strikes, th e he
From the pcrsonnl standpoint, running last a t the h alf often
it would ahvo been impossible for
first a t the mile, tha final cast
the Association to find a more
popular President. I t is saying in the dice ia the one th a t wins
A tlan ta th a t “ Everybody likes sogics. Hagen came along In
George Willis.” He is a blghcart- final days of the B ritish Oj
ed, public-spirited citizen, always only Hagen can, to win th e ex
y ar ocoedtwio2cs n trsrh d u lsh rrr from a g re a t field and ao
ready to continue to w orthy causcs- he is back with Ua again, the
WHcn tho Georgia School of Tech stru ttin g confident, sw ashl
nology, somo years ago, needed ling Hagen, who expecta to win J
$2,000,000 for an expansion pro National Open a t Olympia
Jo i
gram , Mr. Willis took the chair this month and equal
m anship of a campaign and raised double-title record of 1028.
the money by public subscription, much for m ere honors.
As for money, he ju s t <
a thing never dons before in Geor
miss,
nccording to Robert E. H i
gia for a state-owned institution.
When the United Confederate low, his m anager. The Ia tt
V eterans held th eir reunion here com putations today, placing
in 1910, tho Sons Of Confederate gen’s "paper income a t $160,1
Veterans, of which Mr. Willis Is was said to be a conservative
u member, needed $50,000 to en tim ate. He expectB to make $4
terta in them. They called on M r 0C0 alone in exhibition mate
the first of which will be held
Willis and he raised It.
tho
W estchester-Biltm ore
Born, reared and educated 1 n
Another
will follow a t Philadel-*
North Carolina, Mr. Willis ennte
to A tlnnta aotnc tw enty years ago phin on Sunday and then ha w illjinfl has achieved rem arkable su e- 1 piny lln rry . Codper, a t Jt
fl■rtaMli numerous and sundry bush on F rW sp a n d a t B uffalo the
r.es* ventures. He was the found \ lowing -Sunday," a f te r which*
will
declare
a •m
•|
l|L l till Y
H
■ • oratorium
W I W t V k t W M l -u
Hn
H til
W
er and president several years of
t
c
r
^
f
l
j
^
t
t
o
n
a
l
Open
late
thti
after,
International P roprietaries
Inc.
He founded and was president of mat
Zonitc .Products Compuny until he
disposed of his holdings in th a t in t i n : c m a iT co tn iT o r aatt«
INOl.l*. C O U N T Y 1 T .O H I D A .
corporation. Four years ago he
IN' IlK :
bought n group of farm s on the
HI.AVIA D IX A IN A O B D I H T I U C T . r '
edge of Decatur, n small city a d N O T U - K O F M U U T I N O O F L A N D - . .
O tV N KItH O F SL A V I A D R A I N A O S . )
joining A tlanta, and converted
D I H T I U C T T O K L K O T A HU FBB
them into Avondale E states, a
V I HO It O F S A I D D I S T R I C T :
N
o t i c e Is h e r e b y
K lven
th at
beautiful residence
com m unity
t h e o w n e r s o f tha l a a L
with model homes, schools, parks lml teurul ilnr s of
In
H L A V IA
D U A IN A G I
and playgroundsHo* recently D I S T R I C T , o f
S e m in o le C o u n t
w ill he h e ld a t th a
_
founded and is president of G. F. SFcl oh or iodla , HulltllltU
s t O v i e d o , Herat
Willis, Inc., a new venture of n a t n o lo C o u n t y , F l o r i d a , a t n i n e o'eta
ion-wide scope
A M. u n t h e SOtlt d a y o f J u n e , lis t
,
,
Business
Gem Farm Crop
FERTILIZERS
' ARB
‘Tinje Tried
and Crop Tested” *
Our Branda are the acknow
ledged standard by which grow
er* or Florida have judged all
fertilisers for nearly fo rty years.
"Giving all we can for what
we get Instead of getting
all th at we can fair what wc
give” Is the policy of
W M M ”
T h e E . O . P a in te r
sonvi
Directory
HEMSTITCHING
Batteries
Singer Sewing Macbhw
Machines Sold, Rented.
E asy ray m en ta
Phono 80 N orth P ark , Valdes ]
£ x ib e
THE U0MHJFEBATTCKT
lloff-M ac B attery Co.
117 E ast 2nd. S treet.
Furniture
W E BUY or trad e ia tue<
ture. W agner F u n d jure
Auto Tops
AWNING
SEMINOLE
SPENCER TOP SHOP. C urtains Awning*. Window
Cushions and Seat Coverings.
wwt
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Hoover Watches Results
Of Convention With Only
Little Change In Routine
GLADESBONDS
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Member Audit Bureau oF-lCI
s A N F o t t b F L fiE W A , W ED N E SD A Y , J U N E 13, i » W
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Issues
WASHINGTON, June 13. (INS) park like section of Washington
—With scarcely a deviation from nml In the hint houses which
Hoover nml his sons have built.
Court Action Attacks Valid his dnily routine which starts at Today
wns no exception to this7:30
A.
M.
and
ends
at
10
P.
M.
ity Or legislative Act In
function.
Creating Bond District And Herbert Hoover wntchcd the pro Aicompnnird by Mrs. lloovn,
Seeks To SlopNcwUonding gress of the Republican Nntioncl tho Hccrolnrj teAvw ,for bln ofConvention today.
lieo at 8:4r/ A. M., nnd nt nine
TT“*
i
Less work was the only change o'clock the dully grind of tho b u s
from his usual days—and that be iness day starts. While conferring
cause all but the "most necessary with Ids managers over the long
uuty ami fatigue'* "has been sus distance telephone frequently due.
pended in the Capital as all eyes ing the last few days Hoover Ins
New
Litigation
In
Instituted
Professor Of William. Mary
ore tuined to Kansas City. Hoover left most of the activo manage
In
Behalf
OfTheOwnorsOf
Collotro Announces Dream
ment of the drive for the nomina
I’reston Everglades Bonds Ivamed r.s reports by special tele lion
Of 25 Years Ago To Be Itc*
to them.
phone, telegraph and radio con
Not Since Prohibition Went
alized Thru Generous Gift
Ycsicrdny
at tho lunch hour be SlntcH Selection Of
tinued
to
pour
into
Ids
office
In
JACKSONVILLE. June 13.-A see-1 „ . . . .
,.
Into Effect Has Either Par*
Member Forces People To
G. O. P.'.i listinod in over the radio to tin
tv Hacked Such A SwecpinK
WILLIAMSBURG, Va.. June 13. nnd milt was filed yesterday in the | ..|)um ()f th(, |l()Ur..
Turn
To
Democratic
Parly
keynote speech and when tho bal
Prcgrnm For VolMlcadism
For Reliable Government
—7 ho restoration of Williamsburg United States district court for the
As has been the custom in til? loting stnrts tho Secretary plain
to' its pre-revolutionary setting as Northern district of Florida, at Hoover household on N Street, Just to enjoy what appears to be a
- KANSAS CITY. Juno
13
lc City today emerged a shrine to liberty and the fathers tacking the validity of the 1027 up the hill from the historic mnn- first-ballot victory in .front of n KANSAS CITY, June 13—(INS) —(INS)—A plank calling fo*
—The
nomination
of
.Herbert
Hoo
legislature
net
creating,
the
Ever*
•’*» —- t ’ * » ,
jmphant in the first round of the republic, is being hacked by glndcs bond district nnd seeking i.ion where Woodrow Wilsqn died, powerful loud speaker Uh**- ha*
vigorous enforcement of the 18th
lha Republican nomincc-to;be waa been (RctnUed In his office.
ver
by
the
Republicans
moans
tho
Rockefeller
millions,
I)r.
W.
A.
R.
larourt fight instituted in
HAL
Amendment wns Incorporated In "CONVENTION
tor prevent the issuance of drain awakened by his '‘’favnriU1 ' police
Hutnlmls ofj-ongratulatory tele
name of E. II. Ashcraft, Goodwin, secretary of the corpora age hands authorized by the net. dog "Tutt" this morning. “Tutt," grams rcuchcil Hoover’s office to- American people must look to the the 1U28 Republican platform to K A N S A S C IT Y , J u n e 13.—
ii
it,,
Democratic Party for "honest day by the resolutions sub-comsponsoring the work an- The suit was brought by Murray, n magnificent nnlninl climbs on i t from nil
icivcr for the Seminole tion
1
Am„ri.
(INS)—A ringing and d<
i iover the, ,world,
... lloov, i government
and pnlitotic Ainrri
nunccd last night. A faculty mem Aldrick and Roberts, Now York to his master’s bed every morning day
mittoc following an nlhnlght ses phallam ro to th e 'D e m o c ra ^ a t v
er us n rule leaves his ofifice for cniiism" Senator
........ 1 ,Janies
____ a A.n^«.i
jnty Bank, wlio sought by ber of William and Mn.y college,
Reed,
sion. Further, the plank pledged
firm, and Cooper, Knight, and docs tho "alarm clock" hon- home nt 0 P. M„ nnd barring of
etition of intervention to Dr. Goodwin told a town meeting law
of Missouri, drclared to* the party,a.^tnLj25e ^ p 6 ^>5e^Bpee “b rin g on S m ith , a n d .we wUF
Adnir nnd Qshornc. Jacksonville. In
ficial engagements or functions is democrat
day in: nn-mUevsew-JUuntllng the
k the'Rale'Of $425,000 lirfttinrtho project, conceived 25 years behalf oT SpUzcrrttoVlck aild COV TT?rtonsntsi *ht“the' Hoover ho$c in the habit of retiring ^ .J 0 ,
Sceretarynf Commerce.
hgo,
has
been
assured'
by
Mr.
lundinirbOliGS^
of Toledo, uhlp. '
I b~ as~n rule something of a func
If Hoover fa eTTctcd president it
Reed gave Senator-elect William hibition has been in effect h*s
Rockefeller’s generosity.
tion.
Beginning
with
the
flfst
nn
tins
there
will
be
some
lively
ImVftcr hearing arguments in
The new net inn is designed to
S. Vurc, of Pennsylvania, whom the such a sweeping dry program been can N ational C o n v en tio n to
"About
n
year,
ago,"
lie
said,
warm
weather
and
ending
Into
in
bies
around
the
White
House
foi
trst
the
constitutionality
of
the
d ay , w hile b eyond th e co n -,
enso yesterday
afternoon,
"Mr. John I). Rockefeller, Jr., camp 1027 Everglades net on the ground tile Fall it is invariably served on the next four years—his grand Uie Senate burred nt tho door, full adopted by cither of tho major
fin e s of th e fla g -d ra o e d ha**
credit
far
the
pending
nomination
tr Wallace W. Wright this to Williamsburg ns u guest of the
that it is in violation of the con n wide open porch, shaded by big children. These nre U-e children of of Hoover. Ho asked whether the parties.’
ning handed down a decision i'hi Beta Kappa Society in con stitution of the s’tntc of Florida forest trees. Frequently there are Mr. nnd Mrs. Herbert Hoover, Jr.,
The plank wns a victory for the sullen fartneri and antl-Hooi
Republican
voters
t>f
the
nation
nection
with
the
dedication
of
a
jring the petition of the inter
and the construction of the United official guests, n custom that was —Peggy Ann. tv.o years old nnd would “ follow the corrupt banner Scrntor Bornh of Idaho, vkho has orites growled and grumbled ar
ior, whose action was brought building erected at the college ol States according to J. C. Cooper, established by the President with Herbert the third, a Ind of eight of Vnre upon which is emblazoned threatened to carry a fight before predicted dire thloga Xor Now*
Ihirn as a taxpayer. The ruling William nnd Mnry in memory of Jr., of Jacksonville, who announced his fnmous breakfasts. Today th e n months. Herbert Jr. in an instruct the cross of Saint George."
the convention and tho country If ber.
'
or nt the Harvard Huxincs* School,
wero none, however.
the effect of elenring the vnl- the founders cl that society.
the party straddled on prohibition
filing of the suit this nftermon.
The direct chaTUnge to t?mi
“How
tho
mighty
have
fallen"
After
breakfast
it
has
been
hut
spends
much
of
his
time
here.
|tion proceedings except .for nn
"it was our good fortune to have
One of the chief grounds on
Itccd exclaimed, when told thnt this year. Its approval by tha en
teted appeal to the supreme n chance to explain to him our which is based the claim of uncon Hoover's custom sinco lie has bevn Allan Herbert Hoover, the young Hoover's nomination wns assured. tire committee, to which it must and the Democrat* w«« «*nt l
berating through tha va*t
Irt of Florida.
dream of restoring the town to it's stitutionality is that the net is in in the cabinet to feed tho hun er son of tho Secretary, attends "Conceive the spcctnclo of the par go before being sent to the con torlum
by Seiiator George H. M«
the case was technical and hlng- colonial appearance. As a result, viointion of the vested contractual dreds of birds which lived in this school in California.
ty of Abraham Lincoln groveling vention floor, wns anticipated.
of New Hampshire, in bis *|
The plank follows: Law cnforce-| accepting tHs permanent chalt
J upon the interpretation of n during the past ten months, prop rights of the holders of $10,250,nt the feet of William S. Vnre.
Jriila statute, passed during the erty necessary to the carrying out f00 bonds now .uLStandiig against
Conceive the even more remark* incut. "We reaffirm the American shin of the convention. I t Tsai
session of the legislature and of tlint purpose hns been purchas the Everglade^, district.
aide rpectacle ««f the boss nf Penn constitutional doctrine ns announc entertaining departure from
Ihoiizing cities, towns and muti- ed, including many fine old build
sylvania forcing «bwn the reluct ed hy George Washington in his usual cut and dried pw
Tho
litigation
will
be
called
up
bal corporations to issue re- ings.
ant gullet of Republican leaders farewell address, to wit I " ’The speeches of convention chaf
ft, ra plea of temporary injunction
The name of Rockefeller has before Judge W. B. Shcppnrd, of
Idin? bonds. Counsel for the ro
the man who spent tho first 28 Constitution which at any time and It went over big.
per sought a strict construction been linked by rumor with the re the United States district court, at
yearn of his udult life ns u resi oxists until changed hy the ex
Senator Moses, one of the origin
I the language of the act, while storation plan ever since the cor Pensacola, next Saturday, Mr.
dent of England, as the organizer plicit nnd authentic act hy tha ml "Hoover men. boldly took c
whole people is sacredly obligatory nlzance of tho “defeatist" talk
City Attorney emphasised the poration, with apparently unlimit Cooper said.
of British syndicates.
upon all.’
for considering the intent of ed funds at its disposal, begun
"Think
of
the
party
of
Lincoln
riduoilsly spread, by the rebelll*
"The new suit is brought in be
framers and the language ol purchasing historical sites ant' half
“Wo also reaffirm tho attitude Com Belt epokesmen and Uio anti
and
HoOftvolt
accepting
u
man
After Many llotira Of Silcrtcc, IJnlriktructcii And DlvidcdDcof
holders
of
the
present
properties.
mcasuro taken ns a whole,
American people toward the Hoover leaders. "We enter _ thta,
Commander Of ItulinUadion
legation Controlled Hy Mil? whq ntaintaihod hi* permanent of
Everglades hands," said Mr. C wip
who never Federal Constitution as declared campaign, he declared, "in
Officials of the corporation cst: er, "and which urc now outstand
fhc court held that interest, for
More Detailed Account OL Jorlty Favoring Hull Will habitation
^ in IxMidan,
...
n bv Abraham Lincoln. " *Wo .ora posture of defense. Wo come ul
|icli refunding bonds were to be mate that the total cost of the ing. It usserts that tljc |027 act
Dirigible's Wrecking Onfcsg^, A t l t n j i J t a n h C s s r u s . - J s ; ™ - - J /Cast
,
both hy duty un’d Ihrllnntlon bound tho field aggressively militant. We
..... ....... .. . _
-election;
if. l onstCutrd a part-of .the work now contemplated will range nnd the new bonds sought to be ft«T
ROME, June 13.—(IN S)—Af
|nci|>al obligation of a municipal- from $1,500,000 to $5,000,000. It is sued under tly: net diminish nnd
RALEIGH, N.
June 13.— who in England declared himself to to stick ,by the Constitution in all intend to carry thia fight to lhi»
ami therefore an obligation understood thnt Mr. Rockefeller alter the security of the lends ul- ter several hours silence another (INS)—An uninslrucled nml div he a liberal who returned to this it* letter and spirit from beginning enemy. And wo challenge them to ,
which tho credit of the city is agreed to giVt) the corporation erudy issued and outstanding un radio message was received from ided delegation to Houston, con country to bent down the prices of to end. I am for tho honest enforce bring forth thoir strongest cham*.
farm products for the benefit of ment of the Constitution. Our
Idged. The contention of the in- whatever funds are required.
•
• '
der the previous d.-ainage law.
General Umberto Nobile today for trolled by a majority of delegates his British associates, who im- nafoty, our liberty depends upon plon.
fvenor that the city would be
The corporation plans a ruthless
"Whether
ho
emerges
from
on*
“Spitzer
Rorick
unit
Co.
hud
favoring
the
presidential
nomina
nudiatrly began bonning himself preserving the Constitution of the other s|>ectaclr like the 103-round
apelletl to pay double interest | weeding out of lion-historical struc from time to time in the past the first time which revealed ad
denied anil the court placed tures in order to achieve histori- iHiiight all the Everglade* bonds ditional details of the disastrous tion of TenncsKce’h favorite soli, for President tnd win, was so United 81010*. us our forefathers battle of Madiaon Square Gar
-----* den, or whether he comes from an
llibend interpretation upon thv -nl iiminu y and recapture an a t from state officials and have re landing of the dirigible Italia on Rep. GoHell Hull, was left today doubtful of Id* pditiinl affilia nuido It inviolate.’ —^
tions
thnt
lie
started
a*
a
Demo
in
the
wake
of
the
North
Carolina
"The
people
through
the
method
Inl "at" ns used in connection mosphere of colonial simplicity.
over-nower convention held ipelltold them to Investors. The pre the ice-floes north of Spitsbergen. State Democratic Convention.
crat and can ill seven states provided hy tho Constitution nave bound by tho glare of the Twn- v
Ih the provision regulating the
"Some ol the notable old build sent suit is brought in behalf of
The disusti r occurred nl 10:".()
he «'f issuance of the bonds.
Supporters of the Tennessean ii* a Democrat but win trimmed writte ntho 18th Amendment into meny tiger, we are ready for hinu
ings destroyed by fire, said Dr. Spitzer, Rorick and < ", and all o’clock on the morning of May 25,
named delegates to east lb 'j of hi* suils with the verring wind* the Constitution. Tho Republican Bring him on end we will bury
definite announcement was Goodwin "will lie rebuilt according present holders of Everglades
Nobile stated. Just u minute or the state's 21 votes in the nat nnd steered hi* craft into Republi party pledge* itself und it* nomi him. We welcome him with ho
Idc as to nn appeal, hut it was to details and descriptions gathci- bonds."
|ted that the case will he tak- cd from many sources. There will
two before that u radio message ional convention, while the other can water* to nccimodntc himself nees to the observance und vigor pital hands to a bloody _
Another suit, filed some timo
to changing political weather.
ous enforcement of this provision "And .wo care not whether
to a higher court. Involving include the palace where the royal
was received from the Itaiin end 4 14 were elected hy hackers of
"Consider the old Republican of the Constitution." Senator Borah name be Brown, Jones, RobJnooa
[matter of public interest, the governors lived, the house of Bur- , ago by the local law firm and New
then
came
silence
which
was
un
Governor Alfred E. Smith of New Party silting at the feet of Wil- reported there were only two dis or BmJth."
le is expected to take preced- gissos, in which the assembly met, | York associates, sets forth in full
a contract of the drainage hoard broken until operators began to York. At an all-night session an lium S. Vnre and accepting hi* d i senting voices on the plank.
Ic over ordinary cases and a
In every lino of Senator Moaaa'
psion may be expected in and the Raleigh Tavern where l’lii with Spitzer, Rorick and Co., dated pick up fragmentary messages agreement was reached not to a t lution merely because, ns tho boss
With the adoption of the prohi speech it was indicated that Ibaifi
But six weeks, it was oturtid lo Beta Kappa was formed.''
of
the
sorrupt
machine
of
Phila
in
tho
latter
part
of
last
week.
June 10,1025.
tempt to invoke the united rule
bition program, only the controv Republican leadership now on tho
The house of Burgesses, where
The huge airship suddenly grew upon the delegation.
delphia, he would be able to swing ersial farm relief plunk remained ground in Knnsoa City envision
In that contract reference is
in the openitig of arguments Patrick Henry demanded liberty suid to he made to an issue of $3, heavy and crashed to tho ground
vole of the slate for nr against before the suli-cominittcc. On that the oncoming campaign as "Hoov
Despite Hull's majority. Smith the
fterday. S. It. DIghton, altor- ci death and where Washington 500,00 new five per cent bonda from n height of 1,500 feet in
the Mellon force*. Tru’y, Vnre is questio.i tho 10 members xycro split er against Smith,r and Is preporinsf
today
thut to he congratulated upin the power
for Mr. Ashcraft, wns over nnd Lafuyctle planned the defeat authorized by the legislature in two minutes, Nobile radioed. The loudcrs claimed
wide open. When It wns found that for it.
"
‘
led on nn objection to a motion' of Lord Cornwallis, will be com 1025, ns well ns to the $8,050,000 ship’s gondola broke up into enough men elected by Hull sup of hi* machine.
no progress was being made on a
And the convention cha
1strike which George A. l>c- pletely restored. Public greens and five per cent refunding bonds.
splinters burying Nobilo and six porters would switch to give them
"Truly, the Coolidge myth has compromise, the committee rc|ttes, counsel for the city, offer- wide pore bed residences will stand
provided a peck into the future ’ .'
nt least "seven or right" votes on
Attorney General Fred II Davis, others in tho car 4n the debris. tho first ballot at Houston, /eh vanished in the air. The retiring ci-stcil nt four o'clock until 10.
in answer to the petition of once more a s they did in Ilsl'J when
savagely ettacklng Tammany H e"
shadow
of
Cmlidgr
greatness
All
emerged
alive,
hovfivcr,
al
intervenor. The petition set ,lhe town was named to honor King in Jacksonville attending t'o- Na
by
name, the dampnees of Smlt
V.
Turlington,
Hull
mnnugcr,
d»Little
trouble
waa
experienced
in
though two of tho incinlicrs of
will soon Ik- invisible t o the naked
the following grounds:
William. Aneieiil Raleigh Tavern, tional guard encampment at Camp the crew ’ suffered broken legs elured all the Hull delegates were eye and in -it* days, will not l>c neerpting the other planks in the the Democratic dizffaochlea
tho negro in the .South.
That the statute, which is Destroyed by fire in 1851), will Le Johnson, was notified this after Nearly nil the food cupplies and under personal pledge to vote for observable through
the most plntform. They were agreed upon of
noon of the filing of the suit. He
the Tcnncsaecan.
t authority, provides Hint obli rebuilt.
substantially a* written by Sena Democratic Decal .poUdts. G«
other
materials
which
had
been
(Continued
nn
pago
4)
vions to bo refunded shall not
was in conference with Mr. Cooper
The state- convention was over
I
tor Smoot of Utah, chairman. An charge*, too, were thrown in.
taken nhrond the ship were saved. whelmingly
for acvcrnl hours during the day.
for Hull, as evidenced
►e matured.
.
nouncement of the approval of the
It was a militant, Dgfat
Lucidly, tho radio apparatus hy the election
of four Hull deleThat it was not the intonprohibition plunk was made by speech, and calculated to raise
and instruments for determining gatcs-at-largo.
The Hull slut*
of the legislature that a city
Borah.
Shortly uftor three a’clocjc morale Of those Republican* whd»o
their position wero also saved by nf delegates at large wns choscQ
hold authorize the issuance of
this morning he emerged from (he confidence regarding November baa
the
crew,
although
it
was
somo
over the SiftUh slate by nn aver-,
pda for accumulated Interest, ns
committee rom with a' sheaf of been shaken by the bitterness and
timo before ’ tho radio wns re uge vote of 1,073 to K80.
HARBOR GRACE, N'F. June
s, would bo compounding debts.
paper* under his arm. His steps bickering th a t has marked tbo
paired
so
thnt
messages
could
!>
c
trans-Atlantic
Of the 10 districts which named
That by dating the new 13._(INS)—The
were weary, hi* eyes sunk, b u t.a i3ghl between the Hoover pec(»L»
transmitted.
delegations with two votes each,
lids January 1 to refund inter plane Columbia, in which Miss
uuiilc lighted hi* fare.
and' the coalition for many weOkz. CONVENTION
HALL,
KANSAS
Mabel
Roll
anil
three
companions
Those
of
the
crow
who*were
in
only
one—the
tenth
wus
'
carried
. which is duo Jfdy 1 on old
"Here, boys" he told newspaper
CITY,
June
13.—
(INS)—
An
em
for
Smith.
In
this
district
is
locat
Tho text of Senator
other
parts
or
the
ship
drifted
pda, the taxpayers are compoll- flew here from Kooiovclt I'ichJi
CONVENTION HALL, KANSAS
L. I., on the first leg of a flight CITY, June 13.—</NS)—"It looks with the free gas bug ns it soared ed Asheville where the New York bittered crowd of hundreds of un- men who had cainjicd outside the speech fbllowe': "The honor
| to pay double interest. "
Europe, >vas overhauled and re
ti-lloover farmers made an un door all night, "here is the prohi you have' ‘conferred upon, I
r . That vatloun vouchers to the to
like Hoover and Dawes.*- This was upward afer the crash and landed Governor recently spent his va successful
attempt to "crush" th*. bition p’ank." He deposited It' bn very great! *hd I thank yod <
cation. ,
|Uon Construction Company and fueled today in preparation for tho wopd circulating about the some distance away.
Rrpublican National Convention u table and retreated hastily into IL T ta duties which your g ‘
er persona wore not obliea- an immediate hop pff. Miss Boll, floor* of the Republican National
today at the hour of assembling. the room again, BitUr words ware r.ction lay* upon me may r
ns which the legislature ln- pilot, Oliver C- I* Doutlllicr, re Convention this morning as the
lief pilot, Aithur Arglcs and
After staging unother protest exchanged before Borah finally be dlMkiilt, but I hope to
<ed for the city to refund,
he arguments centered upon mechanic Andy Surmi rested dur delegates assembled lo r tho sfccond
parade
against Hoover’s nomina ■ucccoded in obtaining a majority to perform them satisfactorily.
.
.
.
interpretation of a legislative, ing the morning following their session.
tion through Kansu* City stri-eu for his plank. Senator-elect WU*
"We come now to tho centra)
hazardoui
1,100
miles
flight
VP
A*
to
tho
first
part
of
tho
tick
authorizing the issuance of
to tho convention hull, the Corn Ham S.Varo of Pennsylvania, who most import am task* for which
the
coast.
'
et,
there
wn*
no
doubt
whatsoever.
funding bonds. The mcasuro In
Belt representatives demanded ad proposed repeal of the 18th ark assembled. First,
are •
Although she disclaimed any in As fo the second It appoarod up
| rt Is as follows:
KANSAS CITY, -June
1 3 .- about his window, wutchlng every mittance, and when barred by Jhc Amendment, led the fight for tha formulate a ' declaration of
tention of racing tho friendship to General Dawes himself. His
move he makes—and then watch police at the door, tried to carry wets.
"That the governing authority across the Atlantic, Miss Boll
-•
clpjc* which will embody’
■ny county, city, town, muni- said she was anxious to hop off friends wero advising him this (INS)—On twelfth Street is a them yawn nnd try to stay awake It by storm. A tightly formed cor
sentials of Republicanism and
The
accno
within
tlio
committoo
both ways. To one leader little 2 by 4 hamburger sandwich in .Convention Hall.
don oT police nnd hastily summon room was reminiscent of conven Which we shall' submit our
^•1 corporation or taxing dis- before the rival piano could get morning
who
got
in
touch
with
him
at
his
shop. In the window is un unin
ct of the BUte may by resolu- in action. "Naturally I want to
Tho
Convention,
stumbling ed sergcsnl-at-arnis bsrrod their tions from time Immemorial. The to'the people.
"
In Evanston' and urged hihi
authorize the issuance of re* be the first." said tho "Queen of home
teresting
sort
of
u
cuss
doing
along
rapidly
is
u
trial
to it* progress and finally forced them meeting wo* held in the chamber
“Inevitable/, lr. a p artr
not
to
accept
second
plsce,
tho
ling bonda for the purpose of Diamonds.”
_______
of commerce quarter* In the Kan ouchly national in its vision
General was non-committal. Ho stupid things- with dull onions delegates, waiting patiently to back.
Observers estimated there were sas City Athletic Club.
funding any bond, note, certifand cutting. colorlsss capers with send Ilopycr In and go home. The
contact os oiiik ie', there wfll
said
he
wanted
to
see
the
plat
He of indebtedness or other F o r m e r S t e p h e n s o n
ImpoMlbic hamburgers. Jfe fum wholo thing is so dull to them about u thousand farmers in tho
Unusual precaution* were taken time to time aria* diffe:
form
first.
Mgatlona for the payment of
Theta/ are undoubtedly enough bles about for a minute or so that they find the anaesthetic an parade, only the head of which, by Senator Smoot to prevent opinion. This la by no
hich tha credit of said county, H e n c h m a n S e n t e n c e d votes In tha conventloh to put the artd then, with no great .talent or tics of tho bapiburger impressario however, tried the crashing tactics. eavesdropper* from overhearing flrit occasion When Repub!
The parade waa led by Edgar D.
[y, town, municipal corporation
Vice-president across agsin if he originality to speak of, finishes as hair-raising und exhllirstirtg Bush, of Salem, Iiid., a candidate any of the proceedings. No ele nave, found themselves
INDIANAPOLIS. Ind.. June 13. gives
| taxing dlatrict la pledged, ot
a
spectacle
as
the
circuses
of
Noro
vators were allowed to atop at the gardJng a question of
$he word. Secretary of the what a charitable world calls a
Prior to maturity in the man* —(INS)—Earl . Klinck. former Treasury Mellon considers him i* hamburger sandwich.
were to the Romans, who weren’t for lieutenant governor in Indiana. floor, and all doors were locked. sequence as adfed'
provided in this act.
henchman of D. C. Stephcnhpn, "logical candidate", lie is accept
Until today* that fellow was to civilized enough to have conven
The newspaper men were shunted Heretofore, we hi
COOLIDGES TO LEAVE
“Said refunding bonds may be was sentenced to serve one to able to other powerful Eastern his wife and everybody else Just tions. .
to a landing nthe stairway and a ways' In settling
^ued within three months prior three years in the state prison and leaders, and tho Corn Belters art another chump
There are none of these post
making sand
guard
woe atatloi^d (nearby to within our own ra
WASHINGTON, Juno 13. (INS)
the data of maturity of the waa fined $100 and cost* by spec for him becausa of his espousal of wiches. Now he’* a Wg man. He midnight conferences that made
wls# eplrit of
watch
them.
ial
Judge
Thomas
E.
Garvin
In
‘ligations proposed to be refundmust characterize a
the McNery-Hatfgen Bill. But a probably wonders whether or not past Conventions In Chicago fam —President Coolidge and his of
As
the
long
night
wore
on
the
party will .leave tonight for temper of the delegates mapped flung organization'!
» o r'if said outstanding obll*
considerable! number of the Gen* he'd screen well and dreams of go ous. Whut If there to confer ficial
summer White House at Pierce
►Hone shall p* callable, within
cral's friends who are embittered ing into picture*. H*’* one of the shout 1 When a delegate awakens the
and angry words were bandied which depends so
here after a good night’s sleep Lodge, Brule, Wls.; It was an back and forth. A* usual the com
month* prior to the callable
(Continued
biggest
show*
In
Kan***
City.
over
the
Hoover
victory
are
urging
f
nounced
today.
MrsCoolldgi.
him to stay'off the ticket and, as And, he knows that one of the of eight or 10 hours, its a toss whose indisposition farced, post mittee room wae filled with *
the opening argument, Mr.
The farm ’ <
they put it, "let tha Hoover people littlest shows in Kansas City .1* up yrlth him whether to ait .about ponement of departure Monday, smoky has*. Ju st before three
ottes want a t tome length In*
the Republican National Conven his hotel lobby and dose or stroll
threatening. Last '1
o’clock,
a
messenger,
armed
with
•lew."
. . ...
down twelfth street to see the waa considerably improved and will yellow-backs waa sent out in quest only five farmers
1Ike deflriltlort of the word "at,"
tion.
.,n
hamburger
sandwich man starting accompany the party. The official of food for. the members. .The dele trie park. They w
If
you
don’t
bellav*
it,
count
eh k f c i S R W M having a 1»20 that United States Senator
A knocker will opan tho big
act
III
which
is the same as party Is due at Brule about U A. gates ate as . they worked.
James
EWaUon
carriod
an
Im
*1 or relative moaning. He
starting a besketb
show. Ha will wiald tho gavel. the number of popeyed, intereeted
________________ _
^' __ M. Friday,
it waa not definite and too perial passoort" issued by the Ills nnmo is Senator Fcss of Ohio. and amazed delegates flocked acta t sad II. ll '
j-lY
h'-J! .V * i
Ku Klux Klan.
(Continued on pago 4)
T«»* f ?
shcraft Petition Of
)tery^i\tion Denied
jy Judge Wrightln
ihnical Points
InvolvedIn Case
JOHN D’S MONEY
TO RESTORE OLD Injunction Sought
Virg in ia s h r in e In District Court
JIM REED FLAY!) G. 0. P. PUTS DRY
HOOVER’S CHOICE PLANK INTO THEIR
BY REPUBLICANS PARTYPLATFORM
Speech IftEnt
Departure Froml
Usual Caucus Ti
NOBILE REVEALSlNOBTH CAROLINA
FURTHERDETAB
m!
T u)E D
OF HIS DISASTER buuY AT HOUSTON
Mabel Boll Awaits
Weather For Flight Hoover And Dawes
Embittered Crowd
0 f Farmers S tr iv e
ToRu&UConvention
Talk Goes R ou n d s
About Convention
Convehtion 'Is So Quiet Delegates
View Sandwich M an For Excitement
.
8 To Carry!
t To Enei
vision Hinges Upon
IConstructionOfLan|guage Of State Law
.**
Senator Moses St
His ftpSty Is.
To Meet Any
November EU
'
,
■ UA,
9 i 't
�*
>.££
TnC HANFORD HERALD, 8A>tF0nP. FtOMDA
■
«INTH
BVE Locals Rrop F i r s t Hoover’s Select io n
ToTheSairits Sttems Assured By
FRAME Game
By Score Of 6 To 4 Mellon’s Statement
Cleveland Alexander
irnft To Form ’io neat
W hile Cuba Defeat
; YankeraAreBenten
YORK, Juno 12.—(INS)
reason why tho Cncinnntl
arc loading tho National
0 parade is that they arc
finishers, winning many of
ctorics in late innings. Yesthey polished off the New
Hants, again 7 to 5, by scorre runs 'in the ninth. Val
:h'a second home run of the
i' sent in the winning runs,
vet* Alexander,
pitching
lay of (he &i. Louis Cardiilaj regained his fortr. and beat
Boston 8 ' to 1, the Cants staying
thin two games of the Reds. Alex
1® It a perfect day by blowing
iself to one of thpse trick Bos
ton'horn® runs.
’■tylth Guy Blish doing the throwg for tho Cubs stymied Brooklyn,
’ ' 3 to 1, and closed In on the Giants.
Jack Wilson, partly Cub outfielder,
"'Miiitid a perfect swan dive and
sved Bush's bAcon when he caught
low liner with two men on base.
*Vylng Plbg pong instead of
bait, the Pirates made five ori and lott to the Phillies, 6 to
.4. The Phils have copped three of
their last four starts and now
boast a ‘grand total of 10 victormake
tw r e r ttu lg h f o?Jr W e^ fn lS e's
‘ U the Yanks wijl haye gufI'thefr longest losing' streak
o f the season. Ted Blankenship
•held the World's Champions to
‘ four bits yesterday, winning fl to 1.
I Pennock was the victim, the Sox
scoring all their runs in tho third
toning.
.
;
,
Successive homers by Simmon,
and Foxx in the eighth staked Os
sie‘Qpwall of the Athletics to a 4
to 2 decision in n duel with Elam
Van Gilder of the Tigers.
'C’.Tb* Senators continued their
Winning,, streak by nosing out
Cleveland in the tenth 7 to 0,
hJf by1 Kcnna, rookie catcher. The
Boston Rod Sox, slipping almost as
fall; ps; plcVcIand, suffered a 2 to
1 defeat a t tho hands of Alvin
'-Crow der, of the St. I/iui* Browns
wHeh Danny Me Fay den mnde •
8,:' costly bulk.
Sanford diepped the opening
galhe with St. Petersburg yes
terday afternoon by a score of
C and 4. The locals made a des
perate rally In tho ninth which
fell short two runs when Pinch
Hitter Adair hit into a double
piny. Bingham led tho hitting
with a double nnd n triple. Score.
St. Potcraburir nb r h o a C
Kitkwood, rf . .. 5 0 1 (1 0 0
Welch, 2b ...- . 6 l 3 0 4 0
Bro\%*n, cf ..... .. 4 •l 1 3 0 0
McHenry, If .... 4 l 1 *•>• 0 0
Binghnm, s« ... 4 0 2 1 3 1
Cobb, C
. 4 0 2 7 0 0
Stunrt, Ih ..... . 3 1 1 11 0 0
Doyle, 3b ........ .. 3 1 0 3 3 0
Domingo, p .... .. 4 1 3 0 0 0
Hawkins, p .... . 0 0 0 0 0 0
30 ~0
Totals
Sanford ---- . nb r
Frisbie, ss
.. 4 1
Htwell, rf ..... . 4 1
Wade, cf ......... .. 4 0
Barnes, lb ..... 4 0
MeConncl. 2b . 2 1
Jnrkson, If .... ....4 0
Wallace, 3 b .... 4 1
Pnrks, c ........ . 4 0
Keith, p ........ 0 0
Stapleton, p .. . 3 0
x Adnir ......... . 1 0
14
h
1
2
1
1
0
0
1
1
0
0
0
27 10
o ,a
2 2
2 1
1 1
<1 1
3 2
3 03 3
7 4
0 0
4 1
0 0
1
e
0
0
0
0
0
1
0
0
0
n
0
St, Petersburg .... 330 POO 000—0
Sanford _______ 000 002 002—4
Thrce-bnse bits: Bingham. Twobase hit*: Binghnm, Hcwell, Welch
and Wallace. Stolen ba**s, Kirk
wood and Welch. Sacrifice hits
Doyle. Double ploys, Welch to
Bingham to Stunrt.
Bases on
halls, off Keith. 1; off Domingo
t. Struck pijt, bv Domingo: by
Staple ton i.
Domingo, losing pitcher. Keith
Wild pitch. Stapleton.,
Uin^ires, CoIIimi and Lohr.
themselves a t Kansas City Hoover
appears to come closest to the
Coolldge pattern.
Mellon said
that, several weeks ago. He has
riot experienced any change of
heart and for that reason ns well
as for the reason that Vurc stole
n march on him, tho tactiturn
treasury head was expected .by
the Hoover leaders this morning
to fall In line:
Tho draft Coolldge business wss
still on the fir®' this morning
when the delegates began to wend
thrlr' way to the bcflagged con
vention hall. But the smoke from
it was growing thinner and thin
ner. Even the home state dele
gation. of 11 Vermonters who
started for Kansas City deter
mined to vote for Coolldge to the
,last ditch, have swung over to the
Hoover cause, convinced that "I
do not choose" means “I won’t."
William M. Butler the nntional
chairman, and as much of a po
litical oracle for the President as
exists in Kansas City, told his
Massachusetts delegation nt mid
night that, in his opinion, it
wob useless to think of drafting
Mr. Coolldge. Butler and the
whole Bay Htalo delegation plan
to vote for Hoover from the first
ballot onward. Senator William E.
Borah of Idaho, was busily ongaged in telling all and sundry
that the drafting of Codlidg®
would be a highly dangerous thing
from a cold-blooded party view
point as it would lay the President
open to the charge of insincerity
and tricky dealing.
And a 9 J L ^ r c ^ vriU. dow» ~ the
line.’USwfmfTr^fcecmirigly, could
the desperately maneuvering .coal
ition leaders against Hoover find
—
5<i if
; GTrt*ANNOl)NCEt> * ..
Will
proving tho sentiments expressed
cultural problem."
At
BALTIMORE, June 12.—(INS)
_____ •
But it was upon tho prosperous
—Announcement
of
an
anonymous
condition of tho country since the
Sponsored by the D rjiona Bench • LONDON, June
Republicans returned to power .contribution of $500,000 to the rcrilty board olid chambel* of com
Welch
Medical
Endowment
for
Eight American women w-iip
seven years ngo that tho Ohio Sen
ator placed most emphasis; “T6- Johns Hopkins University, was merce a mot arcade of 25 cars presented tonight to klh~ (jp
f
day’’ lie said "wo arc in the long made .today by D* Frank A. passed through Sanford Monday and Queen Mary jU
est period of sustained Lusincss Coodnow: President.
morning cnroulo to Albany, Ga., royal court of the season at D$
prosperity in our history."
from where the party will begin inghnm Polaco. They are:
Going into details, then, Scnntor
pn itinerary of southern Georgia , Mrs. John W. Slaton of \n,„.
Few sketched the business depres
In the Interest of the nnnual Hnll- Ga.; Min. Guy H. lSr.rrnK^
sion thnt immediately followed
Washington;
Miss
r|iariiS
fax Frolics ih July.
the war, dwelt upon tho. enormous
Blown
of
New
York;
Mr*
it,«
Thon*
are
about
100
persons
in
public debt nnd the burdensome
J
the party. The cars were gnlly «ic- Randolph Fairfax of
high taxes, tho disarrangement of
Vn.;
Miss
Mary
Seaton
I
inj
ndvertising
tho
npproaching
role
the whole economic and busincsj
corated and carried largo bnnncrs of New York; Miss Anno Wn
structure of the country, nnd as
liration.
A Inrge supply of Htcra- fngton Pcrine of Baltimore* uS
serted that the Republican I’artv
jlure wns carried for distribution in Altfy.’Sivic'r or Mil waul «•'
had rescued the nation from thnt
Mrs. II. Willys of Toledo! '
■towns nlong the route.
slough.
• -•
The public debt has been reduced
eight and one hnlf billions of doilurn since 1921, he said, at tho
same time that taxes wire being
reduced nearly $2,090,000,000 a
year, nnd tho country being made
prosperous.
"This
accomplish
ment," he asserted, "was not t h ,
result of accident, hut rather of
management."
.
OU must meet the suc
Under it, he continued, the Am
cessor to the gold-dig*
erican standard of living has been
ger—the
dlnmond-dlgg^t.
\
raised to the highest level in the
worlds history nnd kept there
In society’s gilded domain
By way of comparison he referred
—in underworld haunts—
to "the regrettable experience of
she stalks her prey.
Grover Cleveland in his tariff-forrevonur-onJy policy and tho long
She’ll bring you thrills ga
line or soup houses."
lore!
Senator Fcss mentioned no ca • ,
•
dldate by name—unless President
• :Iy ( ,x n
Goolldge can he considered in that
53T
'
category. Hut he did pay indirect
compliments
Herbert Vcov-I-?,
Andrew W. Mellon, Charles E.
Hughes am! Charles G. Dawes.
He praised tho work of the De
partment of Commerce in the devolonmuut. iA^ y i io and-commerc
>P
ial nvinjlun under Hoover;
spoke iif1flowing* terms of the
Continuous 1 to 11
treasury record; ho*told how Am
erican statesmanship had made it
"The Coolest Spot in Town”
self felt in the rehabilitation and
peace of Europe through the Dawes
Wednesday
plan ami the Locarno Pacts.
•
*
•
.
p
Foreign relations enme in for
i .
*»
considerable, though unsensation
al comment. He nvolded any ref
erence to the world court, which
the Hnrding-Coolidge administra
tion sponsored nnd which the re
publican leadership of the Sonata
defeated. He reaffirmed Republi
or of liberty, but of life, both in can opposition to America’s ef WANTED—100 old gas stoves
dividual und national. Tile Repub | forts t<» outlaw war by treaties nnd
P
i4 ' i 1
for which we will allow Ten
lican Party is ready to call the defended staunchly the Coolldge Dollars eacb^fpr on the purchase
roll on this false doctrine inns- policy of sending Marines to the of a new range.
Sanford
<|ucrnding under the mnsk of lib little banana republic uf Central Company 106 Magnolia Avenue.
He denied the marines were in
erty. It is ready to sound the mor
al tocsin against the present cam * —«ricn.
paign of noise mnkiirr minority Nicaragua nnd Ilnyt for any imwhether in the interest of business peiialiM-ic purposes, und asserted
DIGGERS DAIRY FARM
profit or mere human indulgence. they would he withdrawn when thi
Phone 3711
need
for
their
presence
was
no
It stands for respect for law. It
Swrct Cream
longer felt. On the whole, h*
condemns the violation of law."
Sweet Milk
Rutter Milk
Senator l ess made it emphatic told the deh gates, ill eparty rec
Milk for Rubies
ally clear that the party is willing ord lias been one oT outstanding
UT the children drink plenty
to stand or fall on the record of success und accomplishment, and
tho Coolldge administration nnd in it is upon thnt record thnt the Re
J c ( p u r e , delicious, bottled car
this connection he rebuked the publicans should seek a new lease
farm rebels in the party by up of power.
Motorcade 8 Americans
Pissed Through City Presented
i>ayi
which to" turn the tide. Ahd to fftj.'
conferences continue, the button
holing of delegates goes cn, and
tho talk of trade and holt compro
mise fills tho smoky, stuffy nlr
of the hotels.
The conferences of tho allies
continued throughout the night.
The Varc announcement was n
hard blow, but one of the coal
ition leaders, emerging from n
long session in n hotel room, said:
"If Mellon will keep only f>0 vote:1
in tho Pennsylvania dclegntlon
from Hoover for three ballots,
wo can still heat him. We will
gain dolegntcs from !>oth North
r.nd South nftcr the s’ccond ballot.
We have assurances of thnt—if
only Mellon will hold fast."
In this situation, tho Secretary
of the Treasury was being urged
by several influential Republicans
on the spot here to nttcippt to
draw some expression from Mr.
Coohdgc ns to whether he flatly
would or would not accept a nom*
nation at the hands of this con
vention.
"You enn talk to the President,''
Mellon was told. "You can sny
to' him thnt there is n situation
here of real peril to the party
that hns so honored him. You can
sny to him that there docs exist
here a doubt cn the part of many
of his sincere friend* oh to his
real wishes in this matter, and
thnt a word from him will clear
up tho whole ugly .situation. He
.cnn be nominated in a twink
ling for the asking.”
Mr. Mellon is said to have
listened gravely and to hqvc said
h0 would think the matter over.
It wasn’t n job he nppeared to
relish. Similar appeals were Tjjnde
to Everett Sanders, the White
U mio* - secretary who insists thnt
he is here merely-ns h spectator,
nnd that he carricA ho word or
Jcttgr from* his *. chief. Sanders*
didn’t- appear bo rehsh tho. -job,
either. Alnfost' everyone appeared
some
one else trying to elicit some ex
pression from the White House.'
for days hns been Mellon nnd his
Pennsylvanians, nnd Vnrc’s an
nouncement at
least partially
knocked their hopes in that direc
tion, galley-west.
But they refuse to give up.
The allied captains of Lowden,
Orlando returned to its own bull Watson, Curtis, nnd Goff figure
yard yesterday afternoon to stay they have two .dnys more in
in the running for first half honors
by giving the West Palm Bench
Sheriffs n 2 to 1 lacing for the
benefit of some several hundred
HEAD ................................
feminine members of fandom. It UOX
Leading Major League Hitters
was ladies’ Day at Tinker Field
NATIONAL LEAGUE
and the crowd was increased some
|v r r
Plnycr
und Club
what from the faithful few who
h
I’cL
r
K nb
have seen fi*. to patronize a win
Hornsby, Boston
ning hall club.
40 101 -10 08 .-$i r.
“ Lefty" Sprnul, whose portable
Grantham, PittsburKii
►lunts have been death t » the
38 137 20 51 .39 1
mm®
She. iffs oil season, limitiH the Pitinich, Cincinnati
Palm Beach hoys to three scatter
38 12."> 13 18 .381
f
ed single and deserved a shutout. Douthil, St. Louis
Some humb play and fast base run
t }> PL o Rid a STATE LEAGUE
52 228 41 85 .373
l’et. ning by Buckles let in the visitor’: Rocttger, St. l.ouis
It'/. Sti Petersburg
... 29 11 .071 lone tally in the third.
45 109 17 03 .373
/<■. Orlando ■............... . ... 20 15 .031
West Palm Bench
Lender
a
year
ago today; Harris.
no 19 .537
E , ' West Palm Bench
uli r ll p • a «• Pittsburgh, .111.
•
8
0
1
Daytona Beach .... ... 18 24 .429 Buckles, ss
3 1 l
AMERICAN LEAGUE
SANFORD .......
. 3 0 0 t 0 (1 I’layer and Club
17 23 .125 Holder, rf
0
3 0 1 *1 0
■ p t i m i .................... 11 28 .333 Hokuii, If
IVl.
K uli r it
3 0 0 i 0 0 Lnxxeri, New York
NATIONAL
Beasley, cf
•1
(1
4 II 1) 1
jk Xi
' W L Pet. Circs), 3b
42 160 33 57 .30.1
•1
■1 0 (1 r, 0 1 FotherKlil, Detroit
; Cincinnati
:ir> ;u .025 Luwrencc, c
5 (1
' 8 t Louis
.11 21 .590 Mason, 21)
. 3 0 II
43 111 19 51 .302
Npw York
27 20 .571 Burke, lb
1 II 0 9 II 0 Kress, Si. Louis
*
8
Chicago .....
au 23 .500 Burns, p - 3 0 1 0 3
*
IH 109 30 01 .301
— — —— —
Brpoklyn ................. 20 21 .520
—
Mnntibh,
St.
l^tuis
29 1 3 24 11 3
QjBfoton ...................
18 29 .381!
Totals
52 210 33 75 .371
uh r h PO u e Dukuii, New York
P p O B ...................
18 29 .30!
Orlundo
-i
1
Philadelphia ............. 10 35 .222 Chuuntcy. 2b
3 0 1 i
43 103 21 50 .31 i
4 0 O t 0 0
AMERICAN LEAGUE
('ox, if
Lender
a
year
ngo tmluy; Miller,
*
>
0
3 1 1 10
W L Pet. Abrams, II)
St.
Ixuis,
.107.
1
)
New York ................ 39 10 .709 Kirby, If
3 n. 1 3 0
THE DIG FIVE
Philadelphia ............. 29 19 ..GUI Edmondson, cf 3 0 1 0 0 0 I'luyer
Pet.
h hr
uh
r
K
St. Louis .................. 27 23 .510 Lchrmann, 3b . 3 1 l 2 1 l Hornsby
•i
7 1
3 0 0
Cleveland .....
24 27 .471 Viuu, ss ........
40 101 40 08 11
BPytrqlt ...................... 22 30 .42!) Wells, c
• .. 3 (1 0 5 2 0 Gehrig 19 183 44 02 13
•Washington ......... :.... i$) 27 .413 Sprout, p
3 0 1 0 2 0 Ruth
50 105 55 55 22
— — — — — —re Cobb
KBwton ...................... 17 27 .380
1
45 180 20 69
^.Chicago.................... io
3.380
i_
28 *1 0 27 10 . u Speaker 42 109 27 45 3
Totals
SOUTHEASTERN LEAGUE
West Palm Beach
* .
Yesterday’s Home Runs.
OUJ 000 000—1 Player und Club Yes’day Sea. Ttl.
W L Pet.
nsacola ..................
.... 43 19 .091 Orlando
000 1000 lOx—2 Plcinich, Cincinnati 2
t
Montgomery ............
.... 37 25 .013
Two-base
hits.
Lohrmann, Foxx, Athletic
.1
0
Ubany ......................
.... 32 27 .659 Sprout. Three-base hit. Edmind- Lell, Bruves
1
6
: P Jacksonville ....
... 32 30 .518 Hon. acrifices, Buckles, Edmondson. Terry, Giants
1
.
0
Tampa ...........
... 21 32 .492 Stolen bases. Buckles 2. Ahrnms. Hurst, Phillies
1
4
Savannah .....
20 32 .148 Double play, Chauncey to Abrams Holm, Cardinals
1
3
Columbus .......
.... 23 38 .377 to Viuu to Wells. Bases on hulls, Simmons. Athletics
1
2
Selma _____
19 10 .322 off Burns 3, Sprnul 4. Struck out. Alexander, Cardinals 1
1
SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION
by Burns 3, Sprnul 5. Wild pitch,
The Leaders:
W L Pet. Sprout. Left on bases, West Palm
22, Gehrig 13, Hack Wilson
' . Birmingham ....... .... 38 22 .033 Beach 0. Orlundo 4. Umpires, Ruth
11, Bissonette 11, Hauser 10, Uo'.Memphis.............. .... 34 21 .580 Moore and Weaver. Time, 1:35.
lomley 9.
New Orleans ....... ...... 32 25 .5GI
League Totals:
Mobile .................. ..... 31 29 .517
National
214.
..... 28 31 .476
American
185.
..... 23 34 .401
'Little Rock
xN'o outs when
..... 23 34 .101
winninK run
‘Chattanooga
.... 25 3H .397
scored.
ub r ii po A C*
Day Bch.
Toppino,
s»
....
5 3 3 1 2 0
RESULTS
•i 4 2 l
Duytonu Beach, June 12.— (Spe Messner, 2b ......6 0 a*
cial.)—After Miami had called in Graff, 3b ..... __ 6 2 2 3 5 0
FLORIDA STATE LEAGUE
everyone hut tho water hoy to Wlcollls, cf ... ......6 O
a- 2 8 0 0
Orlando 2, West Palm Beach
^ pitch and had thought up every Scholls, r f .... .....5 2 3 0 0 0
8t. .Petersburg 6, SANFORI) 4.
means within reason to heat the Miller, If . . . .....5 3 3 3 0 0
NATIONAL I W4fJHE
Islanders after running up a 7- Baxter, lb ... ...Ji 0 0 H 0 0
innati 7; Naw Yorl(
run lead op them, the locals won Robertson, p - . 2 0 . il 5 3 0
dcago 3; Brooklyn 1.
* out after all, copping a 12 to 11 Chapman, p .......2 0 0 0 0 p
St. JLouls 8; Boston J.
decision Monday. Lev Crowe used Verble, p ....... ... .1 0 Q 0 0 0
Pittsburgh 4* Philadelphia 0.
five hurlcrs, but all to no avail, xHuyworth; ......... 0 0 0 0 0 0
W
AMERICAN LEAGUE
us the Islanders slowly hut surely
n*r York I, Chicago 6.
crept fron) behind to ultimately Tutplp ........... ...38 12 10 27 12 1
aahlngtori 7; Cleveland 0 (10 in- win cut by one run. Everything xBatted for Chapman in seventh.
alnjrs).- .
,
' but u triple play was witnessed Miami ........ .........021 630 000—11
liladslphlu 4; Detroit 2.
in the slow biA interesting fracas. Daytona Beach. ...120 121 221—12
BWton'.l; St. Louis 2.
Score:
Two-basq hits, Dunbar, Cusack.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
ub r h po a c Crowe, Wycollls, Miller. ThrccMiami
84. Paul 4; Toledo 7.
Dunbar, ss .. ..... 6 2 3 0 1 0 buse hits, Cusack, Tbppino. Heme
Milwaukee .'!; Indianuoolis 4.
......5 2 3 4 3 0 run. Miller. Stolen base, Dunbar
Crowe, 2b
\ Minneapolis 8; Columbus 11..
Cusack, If-lb ...0 2 2 4 0 0 2,’ Crowe, Hinkle, Bennin. Sacri
as City <1: Louisville 8.
Hinkle, lb-c . ....:.5 1 3 4 0 a fice hits, Graff, Chapman, Duvls.
■pn* MAN RUNS AMUCK
Johnson, cf ..— .4 1 1 5 0 0 Hit by pitcher, by Da via (Baxter,
Bennin, rf
.... 6 1 o 4 0 l Mesaner); by Chapman <Allen),
: ROCKPORD. 111.. June 12 — Gobdee, 3b .......4 1 I 0 1 •0 Wild pitches, Davis 2, Chapman.
(IN S)—Craned
by
moonshine Allen, c ------ ... 0 1 0 3 2 0 Bases ,cn bells, off Chapman 7,
irlta Raney 40, shot and killed Davis, p
.....2 0 0 0 0 0
Davis 3, off Crewe 1, off
D. Decker in bis . farmhouse Crowe, p ..... ......0 0 0 0 0 0 off
Wetsell
1. Struck out, by Chap
according ‘to police.
\t wouodnd
Decker's Moyer. 11-n.^ 17V® 0 0 0 0 0 man 3. by Verble 1'. by P a ris 8,
Crow®
U e |ll j t.
0 0
J>
x‘«
_ t *. 4 bv
ss f .i$ crt_i
* L' F**P* w .rP , p, ; i
p. • • JO
Iw n
Soroul In Excellent
Fririti To Win From
Palm Beach, 2 To 1
1TO9MAT, JUNE 12, 1923
^They're gnotf —r
j
and good.Jot'you /
Y
with
Eleanor Boardman
Conrad Nagel
Lawrence Gray
Milape To Night
Wallace Beery
Raymond Hatton
“The Big Killing”
R e p u b l i c a n s To
Base Their P lea
Upon P r o s p e r i t y
BASEBALL FACTS
STANDING
Daytona Captures
Weird Game F r o m
Miami Tea m, 12-11
H & ft
]
sparkling, tangy
W HOLE SO M E
NESS
1
bonated beverages. T h ey con
THE FIRST
NATL BANK
Nationally Known Authorities
Will Judge Recipes Contest
tain sugar, pu r e
carbonated
water and wholesome, tastetempting flavors. The irresisti
••Tlir IlituU nl S m lrr”
ble, delicious tang is due to carbonation — perfect only when
Adversity
the drink is bottled. Buy these
Snaps al the heels
of prosperity and
sometimes bites—
und bites hard.
soft drinks by the case.
The davs do not al
ways run smooth
ly—
Health docs not al
ways prevail—
Dr. Minna C. Denton
Dr. Lillian B. Storms
WASHINGTON. D. C.. Juno 19.—
Threo nationally known authori
ties on homo economics and fpod
ihemtstry will serve as Judges in
the $500 Cash Brizes Recipes Con
test being coudqcted by tho Atnetlcan Bottlers of Carbonated Bev
erages in connection with the in
dustry's national advertising cam
paign in leading newspapers of tho
country.
Tho judges, as announced today
by National Secretary Junior
Owens of tbs bottlers! association,
arc: Dr. Minna C. Denton, head of
the Homo Economics Department,
U o o rg e Washington University,
Washington. D. C.; Dr. LUIlon B.
Storms, director, Homo Economics
Department, American Bottlers of
Carbonated Beverages, and Prof.
J. H. Buchanan, professor of food
chemistry. Iowa Stale College,
Ames. Iowa.
Advertisements appearing In this
and moro than 800 newspapers
carry announcements of the con
test. which la nation wide In scopo
and Is open to anyone, anywhere,
except anyone connected with the
bottled carbonated bererago Indus
try. It will close at aldolght, Aug
ust 31. 1028, and tho names pr the
winners will bo announced Decem
ber 1 In tho newspapers In which
tho Industry's naUo&al advertising
is appearing.
The purpose of the contoet la to
obtain from bousewlvas. chefs,
homo economics teachers and their
pupils, and others, as many new
Ideas as posslhle for the nse of
those “soft drinks" to tho homo. In
hotels,. restaurants, school lunch
rooms. hospitals and elsewhere.
Nlncly-slx each prices will be dis
tributed as follows:
Wanes are net al
ways hlirh—
i*00 In C ash Prizes
Sr.so vrtgr (iVAfitt 8fC»r* I’f
ihcMienl HoniedOf bnnatPvi Rtv#
Cfifvilfi Amu.f*n | V' i Ca r *
KvnsirJ
BM| ,
WaUhac'Q’S DX O'B rn**$»•!!
Lx A»*rJcU lor te n icu| <».
Work is sometimes
scarce.
- B ottler
II in youYtown!
Hdvc you ever been
cuuuhl unurepared?
—if so. afp you «oinir lo allow your
self to he cuucht
atralnV
'
.
Prof. J. H. Buchsnsn.
$5.00; prices eleven to ninety-eli'
inclusive,' each $2.60.
Entries must be eubmlttod to
Amcrtcsn Bottlers of Carbonated
Beverages, 72G-720 Bond Betiding*
Washington, D. C. Anyone m»y
submit as many .recipes In which
bottled carbonated beverages art
us6d as they desire, .It la an*
nounced. but no roetpo postmarked
after midnight. August 31, 1021,
when the contest closes, will be'
considered for a prise.
Recipes celocted as probable
prlco winners will bo tested at tha
G e o r g e Washington University
Home. Economics Department so
that, under tho rules for tha cootest. the judges may be assured
that the recipes chosen are “de
sirable and practical for general
use."
Widespread Interest In the con
test is i. ported by the bottlers'
national headquarters. Hundreds
F irst price. $100.00: second prise. of recipes tlrcady have bean re
$75.00; third priie, $30.00; fourth ceived from every section of th®
|irlr(. $25.00; flfUt prise, $10.00^ United States, Including many
tore Inclusive, ethh from ibU vU loltf.
. u u a . s ix ;to •—
-■
You can start a
. Huvimrs . account
here with as little
os one lone, sinirle
dollar.
<
■
T
,-
: :
Evflr.v dollar udded
will'
' ■ 1 help• -_vcu to
make your future
secure and more
contented.
If
^
Make it a habit lo
be prepared
We encourage you.
r ra
A Guard -That Stands
Guard For Guardians|
Of Health/,
■
When you driiik NEIJI you drink the best
that your nickle can buy. We are not
cutting our prices and quality t o meet
With some of the cheaper merchandise onl
the Sanford market. NEHI costs you no|
moi;e than £heap substitutes.
Demand'genuine NEHI in the patented
NEHI hiotue, then you get tjte best, bar
none. Bottled exclusively by the
•JW *
'
m
C(
Cordially yours,
e .e ,(p e t)
M ei
172
Cashier.
jm j
'
j/r o r c 's a
�THK FANFORDHERALD. SANFORE, nZ ntm A . TIEPyESPAT. JUNE 13. 1928
. WEDNESDAY. JUNE IX.
BIBLE T ffld B FOR TODAY
BEWART—Striv* not with a
man without cause, if be have
done the* no t u r n . Envy,thou not
th e oppressor, sad choose none of
. PRAYER—Blessed
are
the
peacemaker! -for they shall be
tailed the'children of God.
The crew of the Bremen again
brave the Atlantic, but this time
In a boat.
mind to make him do such a thing? If he thought at all.
what did he think he wag doing? He could have had little or
no hope of escaping punishment. What kind of training, or
lack of it, had brought him to the point where human life
was of such little value? What misfortune, or other incident
in his youth, could have made an imprint upon his mind a.<
to so utterly warp his mentality?
We do not say that Pittman was crazy when he com
mitted the crime for which he dies today: but we do say
that he was not sane, not sane as we have come to regard
sanity who look upon such violent acts as relics of the old
stone age. We believe that some physical defect in his brain,
some disorder in his nervous system, some excess to which
he may have been subjected, or some inherited characteristic,
which may have come from several generations back, was
more largely responsible for his crime.
It is for this reason that we do not believe in capital
punishment. Men are frequently held blameless when they
do things under the influence of liquor; it is no more fair to
condemn a man for something done while he is under the in
fluence of a mental defect for which he is not responsible.
We believe that the time will come when the normal will be
sifted from the abnormal and confined to places where they
can do no harm, but we do not believe they will always be
executed for their involuntary acts of violence.
Until that day comes, when evolution has progressed
far beyond its present point, we do, of course, believe that
the laws should be enforced, and th^t Pittman, like ail the
rest,-should lake his place in the
W **mt 16 his
hell.
present state administration rich
a load, growing oat cf the conduct
of the state road department, as
was too heavy to be carried. Un
doubtedly, the governor got caught
in a cross fire that proved fatal
when he and the chairman of the
state road department sought the
•enatcrahip and the governorship,
respectively, in the same election.
The Times said, immediately that
the candidacies of both of them
were definitely determined upon,
that both would suffer therefrom—
and that the governor would suf
fer most. That appears to have
been a good forecast of the situa
tion. It still believes that if Johft*. Martin had made his race from
the inevitable blzekwash of the
other one the result would have
been different from what it is. Ru
m ination along this line do no
good, however.
**
The Times hopes Senator Tram
mell six years of successful ser
vice, hopes that he will be a bit
more aggressive than he has been,
and hope? that he will have no
other occasion to lift his as the
oe* e r r a t i c voire in • m atter
seriously affect in* the democratkpajty—which bos highly honored
him.
And w* are pleased a t the Ho*
•pint Governor Martin ha* dtsplayed in bis pout election cUtctncr.t. He says that he will take
bis plat* in the ranks ar>d as a
private citixen render Florida the
best serriee of which he is cap
able. He is capable or renderirr
his native state great service—hit
work as governor ha* proven that.
And he is young yet. It may be
that at seme other time Florida
will cal! him to a high place of
p. lie service.
Flection post-mortems haven't
much value. Cut we feel that what
has here been said deserved to be
said.
“New York pastor jailed tor law
practice.” Right enough. Still
would anything happen to a law
yer who took it into hii head to
preach a sermon unit**, of course
he tried it on a judge?—New York
ROMANCE IN THE GLADES
pa lm
. p a in t e r !
BEACH POST
Years ago when the Seminole*
, uled the back-country, when ban
dits and hank robbers used the
W%d district for a hiding place,
t.-hen farm* were few and far-be11 ;n, the word Everglades had a
romantic meaning for coast dwell
ers.
Today the Semi notes are on their
reservation, bandit* and bank rob
bers are scarce, and farms are
s lo w ly but surely pushing the line
of civilisation back into the heart
of the interior. Still the word Ev
erglade* has a romantic meaning,
but it is all different. Today it
mean* pioneering, it means pro
gress. it means wealth for those
who will work in the soil.
In a short span of twenty or
thirty year* the whole aspect of
the Everglade* ha* been changed.
In the shorter span of two years
Sim on Pure Citj
and
tions ha* been changed. Little
trading post*, cross-roads in th.*
backwoods are becoming thriving
towns- Banks, up-to-date store*
and bustling railromd yards are'
forming the nucleus for cities of
tomorrow. Many of the villages
have already become town*, realis
ing many ambitions of a few year*
ago.
If you have not renewed your
acquaintance with the Everglades
for the last year or two, you should
cio it at once. You will be aston
ished at the progress, the evidence
of prosperity. You will find new
opportunities for business there
New ties for the city and back
country may be quickly linked.
Romance of yesterday is pass
ing. romance of today is in swift
progress, romance of tomorrow
will be achievement of success for
the richest land in the nation.
GemFarm Cr
FERTILIZE!
"Time Tried
and Crop Tested-1,
Our Brand* »ff th( J
(edged standard by *1*1
er* of Florida h»\, \J„
fertilizer* for near!* fon,
“Giving all we can ft
we get instead of lt
all that we can for
give” is (he policy,
The E. 0. Pain!
Fertilizer Co,
Jacksonville, FI
Outlawing War
On Monday Secretary Kellogg, speaking at the three
Lumber Co
hundrwit^ri-rfmrtr
tr r f lf r various religious?
kbout thf ,-iqgst conventional groups of this country to unite in an attempt to achieve a !
n* about thli convention ii declaration against war. He announced that “the time ha-.'
it nobody who cuts any ice ha* come when a frank renunciation of fighting as an instrument
; anything to say.
of national policy should be made, to the end that the peace-;
ful and friendly relations existing between the peoples of
the
world may be perpetuated.”
decided a* long as the Hand-Mc-1
While we do not wish to be placed in the category of
Clelland tie-up, it makes It kinda
,hard for a fellow sitting on the "cynical individuals" who believe war will always be the
fence to tell whose boots to lick. means of settling disputes between nations, we do not view
with too much optimism the enthusiastic efforts for an agree*
\° ment among the powers that will be a solution for the ago
i and surplus energy '
fBoll
c LWillr ber atheJ first
K rto t survive
s S 0f *t neayl,0™
r
o
fcontrollln-*,ht'
ambiti‘"'
It
is
reasonable
that
a
great
deal of good can be
" B- f . , , ,
the Atlantic, if either.
accomplished in delaying the o< currence and lengthening the_____ ._______
frequency of wars by adopting a code___
_ .i___ liu*
for____
this rpurpose.
$ A general impression prevails u ben the issues are too vital nod when national patience h
th a t Florida has slumped since
r '— ‘ boon tried beyond ***“
1---------- -*----the power of ---endurance
there remains,
VJZb and yet population i•tutis- however regrettably, only one way to settle d ifferen ces.
•lira reveal that there are a 100,000'
That thi* condition may change in the far distant fu^mora people in the state than t,ire—no distant. we believe, that it will not be the concern
there were three year* ago
of many generations to come—is not beyond the realm of
possibility. A country is no better than the individuals wh ■
under exclusive Sanford ownership and management with
following officers
More Tourists
Florida this winter, and that the folks in the resort cities
were starving to death because all attractions for winter
visitors had been done away with, he had not yet seen the
report of the Florida State Chamber of Commerce.
A table, prepared bv this organization, shows the num
ber of automobiles which passed over the St. Johns River
A friend tells us that Lind- bridge at Jacksonville during the first five months of each
txrg, in reply to the recent a t year. And it shows that considerably more cars passed
tack by a Texas oditor, said that, this way in 1928 than in any other year, and nearlv twice
afte r being referred to as the as many as during the boom year of 1925.
"Lone Eagle," the "Ambassador
The figures read, as follows:
of good Will," "Lucky Lindy," and ^ cars
Cars
Passengers
Ibe "Flying Fool," it waa a re1925
17,191
62,015
.lief to be called a “swelled head."
1920
28.805
118.593
29,578
118.079
General Allen, who commanded j 1927
37,477
181,008
•the army of occupation on thr 1928
•Rhine, has been mentioned for the
"These figures, together with others showing the devel
Democratic presidential nomina opment of Florida s motor ear and bus industries, with
tion. Pershing is another war figures setting out the approximate number of out of state
.hero who might Isnd thin job.
Either of them would be better, i visitors coming here each year,” according to the Jackson
and more likely to be elected, than ville Journal, "are to be publislu-d in the forthcoming issue
A1 Smith.
of "Florida Business," offic ial semi-monthly bulletin of .the
state chamber, which it distributes only to its members."
A picture of armed guard*
■•how* ho# Tampa prevented thr
seizure of ballot boxes. When
roughnecks learned that gunning
wag a game two could play, no
■more violent attempts werr made.
• Kansas City lias been alioted 826
■tickets to the Republican natipnal
■convention. The man who distri
butes them successfully among
TAMI'A
,400,000 persona should get the
•nomination. —Sarasota
Times.
/Don't worry, they won't be distri
buted successfully, if that word has up it* mind that It would not ton
uuiything to do with "fairly*' or ment upon the m u lls of Tuesday
THE SENATORSHII
j A New Jersey city is now
pitching it from a law passed in
■684. Automobiles, then unthought
p t, must remain in rarages on
jBundays because their operation,
it !■ held, violates a Vice and
Immorality Act of that early date.
Every ones in a while an almost
unknown city makes the headlines
by digging up some antiquated
I 'C atU Is out of It. Read this
from the attorney general:
i “ Under chapter
12,038, act*
J927 amending chapter 6293, acts
,^923, amending section 260 reViacd general statutea of Florida,
Jf • person either votes or betomes a candidate in a Democratic
Wimary, the -law prohibits his
name from being printed on the
genera! election ballot aa a candi
date for any-officc whether by pe
tition or otherwise. If a candidate
in the primary is defeated, it will
b$ illegal for bis name to be
•a the general election
TIM EH
Undoubtedly Senator Trammell;
lost influence among hi* col'eaguc*
when he east the lone vote in the 1
democratic caucus uguinst an endoiscmcnt of the party'* senate
leader—Senator Robinson, of A c :
kansu*—upon the occasion of. the 1
run-in between Heflin, of ,Ala-;
barna, and Robinson. It i* past be- j
Mef by those who know him that
John \V. Martin would have form
ed a minority of one ugslplt jii*
party under such circumstances.
He would, we think, at least have
refrained from voting at all if he
could not have gone ulong with the
overwhelming party sentiment—
us did u number of other senator*.
ft'e have no hesitancy in saying i
that John ft'. Martin has, upon th®
whole, made Florida a good gover
nor—one of the best she has ever
had. The record proves as much.
That record, in our view, entitled
him to the further preferment he
■ought. The majority of the peo
ple appear to think differently, ft'e
doubt if they really do.. It i* our
conviction that the real cause of
Martin's failure to attain the *ehatorlal nomination i* the Hathaway
candidacy for the governorship;
which made it appear that Jack
sonville wanted to "hog" the big
offices and hunted off pn the
W . C. HILL
President
Vice-President
A. B. LOVEJOY
Secretary and Treasurer
The organization thanks its many customers of the past for their patronage, and
hopes to serve the lumber and building material needs of Sanford and Seminole
County in« the future as it has for more. 1.than
50 years.
,
The Hill Lumber Co. will continue the policy which has guided it since its organiz
ation-quick, efficient service, known by our trade as “Zip Service,” good materials at reasonable cost.
,
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ZIP SERVICE
SANFORD
13th STREET AND
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PHONE 135
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Picnic OnSilverLake Monday For Friends
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tJflttfe Telephone 148 MRS. FRED S. DAIGER, Society Editor Residence Tel 37
Mrs. Robert Newman
Honors Mrs. Mabry
Personals
The lovely home of Mrs. Robert
Mrs. Frank Miller is visiting
A! Newman in Rose Court was
WEDNESDAY
the scene of a very delightful in Jacksonville aa the guest of her
Ne Pau Clttb Will give a dance social affair Tuesday ufternoon sister Mrs. Lulu Clay.
; the city Hall a t 0:00 o’clock.
Dr. and Mra. Cecil Butt of Or
THURSDAY
lando spent the evening here Mon
Royal Neighbors of America
day a* the guests of friends.
U1 meetrat 7:30 o'clock-at the Old
ellows Hall over the Basket. All
Mrs. L. J. Lelfeate of Bartow
embei* are aiked to attend.
is visiting in the city as the guest
of her sister, Mrs. John l*onardi.
0 THURSDAY
Regular meeting of tho Col.
The many friends of Mias Olive
ieo<lore Roosevelt Auxiliary No.
Newman will regret to learn that
U. 3. W. V. will be held at
she l* 111 at her home in Rose
ihafferb Studio at 8 o'clock.
Court.
'FRIDAY
Mr. and Mrs. Rowland left last
Reguac-medtlng of the W. C. T.
week
for Vldctto, Ga. where they
will be held at 3:30 o’clock at
will spend several weeks visiting
ic Methodist Church annex.
relatives.
C. A. Haines returned home
Wednesday morning from Miami
where he spent a few day* on
business.
Mi lane
Mrs. M. F. Deitrich nnd Miss
Marion Deitrich left Monday for
California whero they will spend
several weeks.
Wa)lht*'c Beery and >Raymond
Istton have taken their second
tep into the new motion picture
kalm of melodramatic comedies.
Bn. type of picture merited much
access when introduced with
partners in Crime." The new
Hcture, “The Big Killing," is u
lover aatlre, bristling with hum-
[ In “Partners In Crime,’’ Beery
|nd Ilptton supplied thJl'^Mpey^i
[ver tone* which gavb tho keyriolo
L the plcturlzatlon of the underL-orld life of tho larger cltloi.
Gang warfare, petty politics nnd
kolice activities, nil of whicli oc[upy eo much front page spare
n the daily newspapers, were
dewed from the humorous anrle and Berious situations wen
lumed Into convulsing laugh monenta.
Tho new Becry-Hntton mclodmnatie comody, "The Big Killling,”
shich will show at the Milanr
Mrs,. B. E. Brown of DeLand
state
O. K. It. spent
Tuesday in Sanford as tho guest
of Mrs. John Leonard!.
M” ;
™
Mrs. Arthur Ilrannan entertain
ed Tuesday afternoon at bridge n{
her home on Sanford Avenue hon
oring her sister Mrs. Lewis S.
Leach of Cochran, Ga.
The home wns beautifully deco
rated with quantities of roses nnd
other cut flowers arranged with
plensing effect in baskets nnd
vases
Games of progressive auction
bridge were played nnd nt the con
clusion of the games the prizes
wer* awarded Mrs. Charles W.
Powell Jr., Mrs. S. 0. Shinholscr
and Mrs Ixach.
After the games the bridge ac
cessories were removed and the
tables covered with hand made
cloths nnd refreshments of n tasty
salad course wns served.
Those enjoying the cordial hos
pitality of Mrs. Iirannon were
Mr. and Mrs. C. R. Mason re
turned home Tuesday from Phila
delphia, Po. when* they have liecn
spending tho past month.
The member* of the Snlllo Har
rison Chapter D. A. R. and their
guests were moat delightfully en
tertained Tue*d*y aftafnoon as th*
clients of Mr. and Mr*. William T.
Fields at their home on Silver
Lake. The occasion wa* the cele
bration of Flag Day, and was fit
tingly observed by a program and
picnic. Flag Day it Juno 14 but
the celebration was held on Tues
day so that the state regent, Mrs.
B. E. Brown of.DeLand might at
tend.
The program opened with a sal
ute to the flag, after which Mrs.
Brown gave a talk on the Observa
tion of Flog Day. Plans were then
completed for entertainment for
the state conference which will be
held In Sanford. Mra. Brown then
gave an exceptionally Interesting
talk on the convention recently
held at Washington, D. C.
Following the program "the
guests were taken for a ride in a
motor boat by Mr. Fields and Inter
in the evening n delicious picnic
supper was served.
The ruesta for this affair were
Mr. and Mra. B. K. Brown of DeLand, Mrs. Samuel R. Rlghton, MrsF. McKensle Davison, Mr*. K. S.
Dutton, Mr. nnd Mr*. W, R. Hallard of Altamonte, Mrfclp.-B.-Lo*fest of Bartow, Mr*. George G.
tierring, Mr and Mra. Henry Minick of Longwood, Mr. and Mrs. II.
II. Pntteracnhgkqjvbgkqbgkqjvbk
II. Pattlahnir of Geneva, Mr. and
Mr*. R. E. Tolar, MTa. • Ernest
Krupp, Mr. ond^Mrs. R. H, Berg*
Mrs. Rolland L. Dean,-Mr. and ice cream and ca|is. wera served
Mrs Joel Fields, Mrs. John Loghnr- hy Mr. and Mrs. Mooro assisted
di and Mr. nnd Mi*/ Earle T.
Field*.
Laney’E
E. First Street
.T_ S a n f W d ^
Mliir*NHigij8)Sewurd of An-udjfc
is expected to arrive heir i W f
nosilay to be the house guest o f
Mrs. Clyde :L. Byrd at her home WANTED 1000 prftdtAr to
iu and see the new com
on Mcllonville Avenue.
refrigerator. You can buy
Mrs. E. I). Brownlee returned at a very attractive price
home Tuesday ufternoon from have IS months to pay bi
Rock Kill, S. C. where she attend Hanford Gas Company, 100
ed the Reunion at Wlnthrop Col nulla AVenue.
lege.
ji»v
------Rev. W. P. Buhrnuin left Tues
day morning for Tampa whero he
will attend the Melodist Confer
ence at th* Seminole Heights
Methodist Church!
ie greatest summer sale in
itory I Hundreds pleased
fiplns we are offering. Only
days. Act now!
CHURCH CIRCLE MEETS
Circle Number. Four of th*
First MethodUt Church, of which
MV*. II. H. Chappell U chairman,
held a most interesting meeting
Monday afternoon «t the home of
Mrs. Bessie Hutchison in Rosa
Court. > The devotional exercises opened 1
with a song followtd by scripture
reading by Mra. Chappell and
Prayer led by - Mrs. Hutchison.
Routine- business was carried out
and) during..the business session
the resignations l of Mrs. J. E.
Preston, as eicwehalfman, and
Mra..-G. A. Radford, as treasurer,
were accepted with regrata. Mrs.
Norris was appointed as vicechairman and Mrs. Preston wns
fleeted treasurer.
After all business had been
transacted, Mr*. S. E. Jones,’
superintendent of mission study,
gave • reading
on “Spiritual
Adventuring" which was greatly
enjoyed.
WR WILL ilb w Tffl DallaVd on
any aid slave and give yen 11
raoatha to pby balance on any
hew range. Sanford Gma Com*
P»ny. IM Magnolia Avenue.
“The Friendly'Drug Stor
Dimity & Voile Street
Cute MylM for m tln wm n«:
tp 20 fn all fast colors ftttari
to fade. Long mnd:abort slee^
Ore real bai^dlns-m^.
combinations.
’ & Georgettes Mark*
•<
Low! ^
Extrei
r silkyand georgette drewea marked
fhen jrau come In to buy one dnWL; :
Our selection Is big. ..New it Htwb <
Prescriptions Filled Promptly
And Accurately
Wednesday Juno-20th.
Men’s two-piece pa- . *,■
Jamas, regular |2.00 * j B
valuo /or Dollar Day T A
Only
The Yowell Go
1 .; ’Jfi * 3
Porch, Morning, House
and
Afternoon Dresses
Mr. and Mrs. Leo Bittner had
•s their guests for the week-end
nt their home on West First
Street, Mr. nnd Mrs. George
Cusack, Mr. und Mrs. Dick Spark
man, Mrs. Ednn Paxton and
William Seddon of Ddytona Beach.
Mr. nnd Mr*. A. D. Znchary,
Miss Bessie Zachary and Miss
Murguret Zachary nre expected to
return home Thursday from Durhnm, N C. where Miss Margaret!
"The Big Killing" is another
Zachary
graduated from Duke Uni
*p in tbe serious business of
a king- good, intelligent comedy.
The Azarinn Clrclo of the First versity on Juno 6. They also visit
Baptist Church bald its burifteki ed relatives at Iluleigh nnd other
and social meeting Tuesday even points in North Carolina.
BELLE BENNETT MEETS
ing at the home of Mrs. Roberi
Mrs. J. T. Miller leaves Thurs
The'Belle Bennett Circle of tho A. Williams in S*n Lant* with
First: Methodist Church met Mon- Mrs. Williams, Mrs. George Mr* day for New York City and Bos
day afternoon at the home of call ond Mrs. Merrlwenther G. ton, Mass. She goes to meet her
son Dr. William Vernon Cox, who
Mm. B. B. Darsey on the West Lewis as hostesses.
Pink and white were the pre is returning from n trip aboard
SJd* With Mrs. Darsey and Mm. dominating
color* used in the dec. and to attend the graduation of her
J. A.-Rogers as hostesses.
and were curried out with daughter Margaret I.. Cox front
Daisies, alnnins ami Japanese orations
shustn daisies, vorbena, snap drag Wheaton Cpilcgc,. Norton Mass.
sunflowers were used In charm ons nnd rosea.
ing profusion ubout the rooms
Routine business was carried
Miss Marguerite Garner, Miss
where the meeting wns held.
out under the direction of th*
After tho business session, n chairman, Mrs. L. T. Sheppard Margaret Long, Miss Marjorie
most delightful social hour fol- and at this time good report* were Smith and Frank Dulloso left
lowed, during which time tho host- given by the committee chairmen- Tuesday afternoon for Wlntor
After nil business hnd been Park where they will attend the
cakes and
e*be* lnerved*
___ J 'Individual
" ”
with
whipped
cream.
disposed
of, a social hour Vrti Young Peoples Conference of the
jell? topped
Among those present were Mrs. enjoyed. Two clever coateatf Presbyterian Church which l* be
- • t e t . **
c / c- A
Mr. ... t pavid, were featured nnd the prize*' fmr ing held for thq next 10 days at
Mm. BI L. Griffin, Mm. R. H- these were won hy Mrs. Clifford Rollins College.
Borg. Mr*. Sam W. Bradford, Walker nnd Mra. S. W, Bonle.
Mr*. Byron Walker, Mrs. B. E. Refreshment! of pink and white
ire cream, punch «>id In
Squtw*. Mr*. R- W. Turner Mrs. brick
dividual angel food cakes were
C. C. -Locke, Mm. W. C. Clarke, served late in the evening by th*
Mr*. -P. D. Cobh, Mrs. h. A. hostesses. On Ih* pinto* w e
Moffett • Mr*. J- S. Driver, Mm. favors of mlnUtuit bakkfct* fill*
J. W. ‘toi»tledg<\ Mm. M. Moye, cd with pink and white mint*,
Mbs Blancho Foster of Advance,
Those attending this meeting
N. C., Mr*. J. A. Rogers and Mrs. were Mrs. N, J. Steustfow, Mrs.
Forrest Gntchell, Mra. A. C. Hall,
K. B. Dftroey.
Mrs A. M. E*n>, Mrs. Albion
CIRCLE NUMBER SIX MEETS Kendall, Mr*. L. T. ShcppnH.
Mra. Clifford Walker, Mrs. II.
Circle Number Six of the Meth F Giovanni, Mr*. B. C. Moore,
Frank Bradley, Mrs Lowry,
odist Church held its regular meet Mrs.
Mrs. V. G. Hasty. Mm. Mack
ing Monday afternoon at the home Cleveland.
Mm. 8 W Beale, Mm.
'of Mr*. Hairy L. Gibson on Myrtle Charles McMahon, Mra Ira South
Avenue with Mra. Gibson and Mrs. ward, Mm. a A. Anderson Jr.
Whitworth ha" hostesses.
Mrs. A Dobbins and Miss Lucy
Th# meeting opened with the de Dobbins
votional, exsreises led by Mm.
Harry J. Wilson, after which rou CHURCH GROUP TO MEET
tine batlnes* was carried out under
On Wednesday evening at 8:00
th* U*4«™hip of th# ctmirman. o’clock there will b# -a Union
Mr*. J. M, McCaskill. Many good Meeting of the congregation ‘ of
Orlando, Florida
repift* *4re read from the various the Presbyterian and First Chri»:
department^ showing that much tisn Churches at th* Presbyterian
interest had been manifested dur- Church. The Rev. Frank Mnrler,
pastor of the Christian Church
iag th g p is t mouth.
■J t 'wa> decided to have * picnic will act *■ leader. All members of
am
at Palm Spring* next month in these churches and visitor*
cordially invited to attend this
stead of tbe regular meeting.
At th* conclusion of the bu*inea* meeting___ •
•estion the'ho*tes*es »crved plneMra. Paul Redfern and children
appLs^berbert and cake a* refresh
ments. There were 14 pre»#nt in* of Wildwood are vi*lt|ng here a*
rinding one new member and two tbe guests of her parent* Mr. and
Mr*. G. W. Spenear.
Writer*.
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B
SPECIAL FOR
DOLLAR DAY
DA and Guy 8S Sclinnn returned
home Tuesday ufternoon from AtInntn, Gn. where they have hern
visiting ns the guests of Dr. Selman’s mother. Dr. Selmnn also a t
tended the clinic while in Atlanta.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Herman Morris,
whose marriage wns nn interest
ing event Inst month, returned
home Monday nnd are now nt
homo to their friends on West
Twentieth Street.
by for. ta d Mr*. S. J. Nix.
~Th* gowts Were Mr and Mw,
B. J. Nix, Mr*. C. 11. Cook, MU*
auHrte Cook, Mr*. Robert L.
lerin, u i u Mary Appleby, MU*
Mildred Nix, Miss Charlotte Nix,
MU* Carol Jean Nix, Sidney J.
Nix JrvM U * Margaret Davis,
Mra. Tom Davis, Mrs. A. if. Phil
lips, Mrs. A. M. Walker, Mias Ai
de Traford, Dr. • and - Mr*.' F. D.
King and Mi?.and Mr*. Forrest
Gatcbell.
in u charming collection thut embraces a number
of very chic Htylcs in materials such a* Print#,
Voiles, Iflmlties and Organdies. Included In this
offering are dresses for Misses, Women and
Children—no troublo in finding a fit—the price
U very Rpedal... nnd for Thursday Morning
Only.
O hiding from
thru*
eagle-eye marksmen.
N
Comedy shot* • right out
Every
Wanted
Color
In the open for the world
to laugh at and they hit
every time. They take
the mountain country by
storm and they produce
■ storm of laugh* for
everyone.
Printed Radium
A ll Silk
M ila n e T o D a y
Continuous 1 to 11
The Coolesl Spot in Town*
In connection with thin cpoclnl dress
event we will have one tablo of silk un
derwear that wlU be offered ab an ex
ceptionally low price.
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teddies, sHps, step-ins and pajamas will
Thursday ,
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Rube Brower Halts IConvent io n H e a d Mexican Flyers ToBe H ill A c q u i r e s A l l J i m R e e d F l a y s Antwerp Holds Key
To Airplane Service
Orlando A 11o w ing Issues ChallengeTo Feted InWashingrton Of Company Stock; H o o v e r ’s C h o i c e
ANTWERP, June 13.—(IN S)—
WASHINGTON,
June 13,—
B y R e p u b l i c a n s Extcnalvo commercial air routes
Only Four S in g le s IDemocrats, S m i t h (INS)—A
day of.social and offic To Change N a m e
Clubs Are Fighting For
hunting While Yanks Are
ar In Lead In American;
Hher Leagues Are Close
p B y DAVIS J. WALSH
' ‘NEW YORK, June 13.—(INS)
£r—Bucket-hearted souls, far -ft mi
nufgardly with other people’s pro£petty, are suggesting that the New
jvYork Yankees distribute
their
BUrgeas of player strength among
U hsl.ether seven outfits because
Sway have made a race into a pageN o t. But if the American League
fuTboklng for condolences, it will
^ n d 1them at the engraver's listed
\tntder resolutions, as far as the
of organized baseball is con
cerned. The best the latter can do
• About It Is to break right down—
and laugh.
Tha Ideal baseball race, aecord..Ing to a National League presi
dent of another era, would be one
tin which the eight clubs involved
krotild enter the final week dead
locked at .500 if that gentlemen
were available today, I could show
him where he could get a lot of
first class "idculing" neatly and
quickly done, while you wait. Races
tighter than the average hand
-raff are the rule rather th s ^ the
.exception In the more important
’ttagues this seasonr
r: The- National League affair,
with the first tl \T clubs separated
‘by some five games and only tho
i.Braves and Phillies definitely out
of consideration, is a natural ex
ample. The way that one looks, It
.“Will take another Ford peace ship
to jw t them out of tho trenches by
ChriSta?SV*.fJAft<J compared with;
some of the big minors, Ohc N tr
tlonal League ought to bo thrown
out of the ring and the thing called
•“no contest."
Blggdr, better andbusier races
'te n b« had in each of the clans
organizations, the International,
tbe American Association and the
' coast league, and in the Southern
h^teoelation, for the asking or
' vvith-out IL The International Is
. one of the best with all eight clubs
[ t q l | beyond the .400 mark and
About nine games separating Tor
onto, tho leader, from Baltimore
nnd Jersey City, tho two last
ORLANDO, June 13. "Rube"
Brower, lanky hurlcr for West
Palm
Beach,
continued
his
usual jinx against Orlando batters
at Tinker Field yesterday a f te r
noo, shutting them off with four
hits and .giving the visitors the
second game of the series by a
count of 5 to 1.
“Rube" tossed over his usual as
sortment of slow ones, fast ones
and hooks and the boys Just pun*
chcd into somebody's hands most
every time. Cox collected two safe
ties and Kirby did likewise and the
rest went hitless for the after
noon.
Culbrcath worked on the pitch
ing rise for the Colts and was
nicked for nine safeties which
coupled with walks nnd bungles
accounted for five runs. Three
runs came in the sixth which ruin
ed an otherwise pretty ball game.
Quick stabs of liners by Circsl nnd
Viau were the fielding gems of the
contest.
Wtet Palm Beach
.
Ab r h po a e
Buckles, ss ...... 5 0 1 1 4 0
Burke, lb ......... 4 1 1 0
0 0
Holder, rf .......... 5 1 2 2 0 0
Large, c ............. 4 0 1 0 1 0
Hogan, If ...,...... 3 1 0 6 0 0
Beasley, cf ........ 3 1 1 3
0 0
Circsl, 3b .......... 4 1 1 3
2 0
Mason, 2b ........
40 2 4 4 1
Brower, p ......... 4 0 0 0 1 1
Totals
35
Orlando.
ab
Chauncey, 2b .... 3
Cox, rf ..........?.. 4
Abrams, lb __ 4
Kirby, if .......... 4
Edmondson, cf 4
Lchrmnnn, 3b ,. 3
Viau, ss ....... 2
We’U , ^ . ^ ^ . . , 3
(Continued from pagfc 1.)
vancc and piosperity of our coun
try, so it will be now.
"No one can doubt the essential
sympathy with which the Republi
can Party liaa always looked up
on tho great and diverse interest)
which make up the fabric of our
f.ational existence. This sympath
etic viewpoint has not changed.
Agriculture and industry and the
social order continuo to be ths
prime objects of our solitude, and
in dealing with them the Republi
can Party will not lhirk its res
ponsibility.
“We shall, however, now as al
ways, chart our course within the
limits of the constitution and with
in the operation of sound economic
lnw. "Half a century ago the Re
publican Party stood firm against
inflation through an intimidated
issue of paper money—and tho
people stood with us then.
"A generation ago tho Republi
can Party stood firm against a
debasement of our currency
through the free coinage of silverund the people stood yith us then.
"Less than 10 years ago the Re
publican Party stood firm against
the surrender of our national sov
ereignty through minority mentIt-rship in a foreign super-stateand the people then stood with us
twice by a majority of more than
seven millions.
"So we shall stand firiu^ugaiu
here and now—and in 'November
tho American people will again
crown our courage and rowan!
ntir sincerity in a victory as splend
idly triumphant as uny which ni
have ever achieved.
"Upon tho plntform which wo
shall thus here construct, we shall
(ly. *ilt«f our prinyj^m^and' the nuklion’s
present necessities. We arc
Sweeney x
tuit barren of presidential timbei.
Totals ..
30 I 4 27 10 2 However, our choice may fall, wo
know it will not rest in unworthy
x—Ran for Kirby in 0th.
West Palm Beach 100 003 010—5 bands and thnt the leadership wv
Orlando ......... . 001 000 000—1 shall here set up will assure to th"
Two base hits: Holder, Mason, country n Republican ascendency
Circsl, Kirby. Stolen bases, Buck which will endure for nt least
les 2. Double plays, Buckles to eight years more.’"There nrc nt least 5.000,(100
Mason to Burko (2). Bases on
reasons
why this must he so—
balls, off Brower 3, Culbrcath 3.
Struck out by Brower 1, Culbrenth because there aer nt least 5,000,*
2, Left on base, West Palm Bench 000 more Republicans than there
6. Orlando 6. Umpires, Weaver und nro Democrats in this country.
These millions united, ns we
Moore. Time 1:38.
know they will be when this con
vention has concluded its task,
nnd jofned by millions more to
A t last reports, less than five
whom our candidates and our
femes separated Indianapolis, Toprinciples will uppcul, will sweep
ido, Kansas City, St. Paul, Mil
I on to iin overwhelming victory
Yesterday’* Home Runs.
waukee and Minneapolis, running
at tho polls.
io n or jess in thnt order in the
1 "There is no occasion fur the
Player
anti
CKib
Ycs’duy
Sea
Ttl
Aaricant
Association
___
Any tiling
people to distrust our party and
1
23.
can happen in thin league. A lot Ruth, Yankees
there is n occasion for our party
2
15.
:thing* aye. Only Louisville nnd Gehrig, Yankees
to distrust the people.
Their
Bissonette,
Robins
1
12.
^Columbus are well off the pace.
sober
judgment
will
rest
with
Hornsbyj Braves s
12.
,’Tha Sol them Association cnn'flo Dottomlcy, Card.
2*
11. use heckuse—
ev*n better, with Little Rock and Rocttger, Card.
“In seeking for a foreign policy
1
0.
f'AtlanU playing .400 baseball at Combs, Yankees
1
5. for tho United States we know
the foot jof the column, Chntta- Leach, Phillies
1
5. our people will not turn to the
Itooga ju tt a jump ahead of them Hurst, Phillies
1
5. party which conceived nnd nur
and Binpingha m, Memphis nnd
tured the League of Nations;
Naabvllle arc far from out of the
"In seeking a fiwul policy for
[..fffMlws nt, the pace. Mobile and
the United States, we know our
,,New Orleans grouped within five Mamanus, Detroit 1
people will not turn to tho party
2.
which advocated rag money and
Rothrock, Red Sox 1
1.
free silver;
; The coftst league is staging a
The leaders;
"In seeking for an economic
(two-club )icat for first place be- Ruth 23, Gehrig, 15 Bissonette 12,
jtwoen 8 idi Francisco anil Holly Hornsby 12, Wilson 11, Dottomlcy policy for the United States, we
know our people will not turn to
wood, with Sacramento only about II, Hauser 10.
the party which clings to the
flv« games back and Los /ngeles
League totals;
fetish of free trade;
and the missions fighting like a
222.
"In seeking for n
policy to
bride and'groom for first division Nntiunul
193.
make the tariff effective for
innklng. Oakland and Portland in American
in the United
aixth and- seventh places are only Leading Major League Hitlers. every interest
States, we know our people will
some nine games out of tho lead.
not turn to the party whose
NATIONAL LEAGUE
srength and weakness alike lie
Player and Club
g nb r h I\J. in its sectional churactcr;
"In seeking for a policy to
Cullaghnn, Cincinnati
30 102 10 44 .431 assure honest administration of
tho government of the United'
Hornsby, Boston
States we know our people will
not turn to the party whose most
Grantham, Pittsburgh
recent
and outstanding achieve
38
137
25
54
.394
B'ftanfort) dropped the second tilt
ment in this year of grace is the
Picinich,
Cincinnati
with St. Petersburg Saturday by
39 1211 13 18 .381 revealed grafting of 20,000,000
a’ count of 0 to 1. Loose fielding Doutbit, St. Iiouis
dollars from a single city;
te d failure to bunch hits proved !
"In seeking for a policy of law
53
133
45
88
.378
fatal to tho Fed*, while the Saints
Leader n year ugo today, liar enforcement in the United Stutes,
.were.able to net score* on every j t i«, Pittsburgh, .441.
We know our people will not turn
turn. Pitchers Craig for St. Peters
to the party which maintains it
burg and Cassel!* for Sanord were
AMERICAN LEAGUE
self in the places of its power
both in good form. Score:
Player und Club
through nullification
of
two
LrV >
g
nli
r
h
Pc*.
nmendments
to
the
Constitution
' St. Petersburg.
Goaiin, Washington
and which openly flouts a third;
ub r li po a e
35 102 21 42 .412
“In seeking for a policy to
'Kirkwood, rf • 3 2 1 3 o o. latzzeri, New York
assure honest elections every
43 inn 34 58 .353 where in the, United States, we
Kress, Si. Louis
know our people will not turn to
49 173 30 52 .358 the pnrty whose sole title to suc
Fothergill, Detroit
cess has rested upon intimidation
44 144 20 6 T .354 and the tissue ballot nnd which
Gehrig, Now York
now rests upon the obliterated
50 187 49 05 .353 voto of 4,000,000 American free
louder n year ago today, E. Mil men;
ler, St. Louis, .404.
"And in seeking for an agency
Total*
to carry forward the program of
the social order in the United
NFOUD ab r h
States, we know our people do not
intend to throw our country with
in the Hinder embrace of Tam
Remodeling of the Outlet has many Hall.
been completed and is being cel
"We enter this campaign in no
ebrated with a sale of women’s posture of defense. Wc come upon
summer clothing, according to an tho field aggressively militant.
announcement made by Mrs. Fay We intend to enrry this fight to
Robbins, owner
of the atore. the enemy.
And we challenge
With the remodeling of the store them to bring forth their strong|I sl
35 1 9 27 16 1 on First Street, the men’s cloth *“■1 champion, whether he emerge
ing department has been discon front another spectacle like the
rtersbiiVg,
000 200 220—5 tinued and the store will be de 103
round
battle
of the
Square
Garden, or
OKI) ...... . 000 000 100—1 voted completely to ready-to-wear Mmlison
women’s appsrel, millinery, hos whether ho comes from an over
base., hits, Barnes. Parks. iery, xhocs and accessories. The powered convention held spell
ub 2. Double plays, Doyle to stock has been Increased, accord bound by the glare of the Tam. Stolen Base*. Kirkwood, ing to Mrs. Robbins, providing mnny tiger, w0 are ready for
Sacrifice hits. Brown ft, a wider variety of merehandise him. Bring him on and we will
(Parka). Base on balls, off from which to choose. The re- bury him. .We welcomo him with
i 1. Struck out, by Cnsscla, 1. mpdeling sale, celebrating the hospital hands to a bloody grave.
on balls, off Craig 2. Struck changes made in the store, will
“And we care not whether hla
Craig 8. Time, 1:60. Um- continue for four more days, Mrs. name be Brown, Jones, Robinson
Lobr and Collins.
Robbins ggld tods/.
Of Smith."
BASEBALL FACTS
lunts Win S e c o n d
freight From The
lelery F e d s , 6 t o l
Outlet Remodeling:
Celebrated By Sale
ial activity as before Captain
Emilio Carranza, Mexican ace,
who landed in Washington yester
day after a one-stop flight from
Mexico City. Curranza will be
presented to President Coolidge
by Manuel Telle, the Mexican am
bassador.
A t one o'clock ho will bo a
guest of the National Press Club
and at three there will bo a re
ception at the Pan-American Un
ion. Secretary of tho State Kel
logg will enertain the flyer at an
international dinner at tho PanAmorican Union at 7:30 P . M.,
the day ending with a reception
a t tho Mexican Embassy at 10 P.
M. Carranza had nothing to say
of his future plans. He declared
ho had been sent to Washington
on a "good will" mlssslon by his
government.
City Wins In F i r s t
Round Of Fight On
ValidationOfBonds
, (Continued from page 1.)
elastic to permit n strict con
struction of its meaning in tho
statute. Quoting from the legisla
tive act,' "at mnturlly," tho ntorney said this could not be con
strued ns a defiinte date but
might refer to a period of no
set- time.
' Replying to a ground set forth
in. the petitioner’s^ answer,
peCottea snld the' fnct thjlt Yw*
)>ondH proposed for sale will bear
the dntc of January' 1 does not
mean the city will Itnve to pay
double interest.
Although the
bonds will benr interest coupons
for the period of between Jnnuary
1 and Jq|v S1 at the time of deliv-
Announcement of the change
of the name of the Bond-Hill
Lumber Company
to the Hill
Lumber Company was made today
by- W. C. Hill. The name was
adopted following the purchase
of all stock in the Bond-Hill
Company by Mr. Hill.
Tho officers of the re-nnmed
organization are W. C. Hill, pres
ident; T. A. Brotherson, vice
president, nnd A. B. Lovejoy,
secretary
nnd treasurer. The
stock is now held by these offi
cers.
In reverting to the name Hill
Lumber Company, the organiza
tion goes back to the timo before
the Bond interests purchased a
share in the business in 1025. Be
fore that dntc the company was
known ns the Hill Lumber Com
pany. The firm was organized,
according to Mr. Hill, more than
50 years ago by his father, W. .1.
Hill and has done business in
Sanford nnd Seminole County
contiriuously since that time.
Mr. Hill announced that the
organization in
now entirely
Sanford-owned and managed. The
company will continue to follow
tho policy it adopted more than
hnlf a century ugo: honest, effic
ient service, good building materinis, nnd moderate prices, said
Mr.- Hill.
.
STANDING
Ff.oVfll>A STATE
St. Petersburg
...
Orlando _______
West Palm Iicach _
Daytona Beach ..,..
SANFORD ..............
Miami
- NATION A LJ
-
LEAGUE
30
2fi
23
18
17
16
14
10
10
25
21
28
cancelled.
Cincinnati ................. 35 22
Referring to several authori St. l4)Uis ................... 32 21
ties, counsel for the city de- New York ............... 28 20
tiaretl that interest constituted Chicago . ................ 30 24
n part of the original nnd ns Brooklyn .................. 27 24
such wnH r.n obligation for which I'ittxhurgh ................ 21 27
the credit of the city wns pledged. Boston ................... 18 30
Mr. DeCottcs
%ed that the I'hilnilelphiu .............. 10 3(1
construction of any portion of the
AMERICAN LEAGUE
statute must be considered In New York ................ 40 10
accordance wih the Inngunge of Philadelphia ........... 30 10
the whole act, nn<| that the in St. Ixiui.H .......... .
27 20
tent of the legislnure should be Cleveland
.... ... 24 28
a deciding factor. Defending0 the W ashington.............. 20 27
grouping together of a group of Detroit
....
22 31
obligations, counsel for the city Boston ..... ......... 18 27
asserted that it did no injury to Chicago
................ 10 32
the tnxpnyer and would not in
SOUTHEASTERN I.HAGI
crease the public debt.
Mr, Dighton declared that under IVnsactda
present conditions the city of Montgomery
ficials nte unrestricted in the Jacksonville
mnttcr of issuing
refunding Albany
bonds, that no limitations nru Tnntpn
placed on them as to the amount, Savannah
und that the people have no C o lutnbus
voice in the matter. With this in.
mind, he declared the situation
"dcninnds n strict construction" of
the language of the act under
which
refunding bonds
urc
authorized.
Quoting from the statute that 1
"refunding hondH niny be issued
within three months prior to the
maturity of the obligations pro
posed to be refunded," counsel
for the receiver said this pro
vision made it mandatory that
the refunding bonds be issued
during that period or not nt ull.
In this connection, he mentioned
obligations of $80,000, which he
said were past due und that
therefore are not debts that could
be refunded under the nuthority
of the statute.
The proposed issue, counsel de
clared, included the sunt of $174,
000 in cumulative interest, which
could not be made refundable be
cause it is not a principle obli
gation nor one for which the
credit of the city !n pledged. Dat
ing of bonds hack to January 1
to refund, interest on others due
on July 1, Mr. Dighton asserted
would compel the payment of
. (Continued from page’ 1.)
powerful telescopes.
"What becomes of the rank and
file of tho Republican Party, not
withstanding its political state,
that alwnys remained loyal to
flag nnd country? Where is It to
go? Is it to follow the corrupt
banner of Vare upon which Is em
blazoned the cross of St. George ?
Let me say in more serious vein,
and I nm addressing myself to
the great central West, the nomi
nation of Herbert Hoover is u
direct slnp nt the interests of the
whole Mississippi Valley and the
entire West. His nomination was
accomplished by organized propa
ganda and a mnchinc well greased
with funds collected from doubt
ful sources. The
expenditure
of those moneys enabled him to
secure a majority of delegates in
statcu where not infrequently only
one in 100 citizens went to the
polls.
“Many of the Hoover delegates
came from states that not in 30
years had cast a vote In the elec
toral College for a Republican can
didate. Colored , brethren
were
bought and sent out to influence
men of their race in southern
states. One other'^great interest,
not to be
ov erlo o k ed ,is Mr.
Hoover’s intimate relationship to
the international banking clique.
Every member of it worked for
the nomination of Mr. Hoover.
"The sound nnd progressive Re
publicans of the West nnd the bej invent in constitutional govern
ment throughout \ the
country,
must now look to the Democratic
Party ns the sole hope of honest
government nnd patriotic Ameri
canism."
over the Continent can now bo
reached by plane front Antwerp.
This was nffectrd by the open
ing of n twice a day service be
tween Antwerp
and Brussels.
Lines from the Belgian capital
carry' travelers and freight direct
ly to London, Paris, Amsterdam,
Bale, Zurich, Berlin, Hamburg,
Cologne,
Copenhagen, Bremen,
Hanover, and Norway.
The planes lenve Antwerp at
10 A. M. and 4:45 P. M.
Mennwhilc the lads «re
guising themselves as shadow
stealing a little gurgle.
Work IsStartedUpon
Fine Medical Edifice
Tho headline in n lxai
EVANESTON, III., June 13.— Hoover keeps Edge in
(INS)—Work on the new Pnssu- tempts us to remark that
vant Memorial Hospital, which has given himself uwny
will provide Northwestern Uni* anti-prohibitionist.
June
17th
Fnncy Silk, New Pnllernn
Birmingham
Memphis .....
New Orknns
Mobile ....... .
Nashville .....
Atlanta ........
Chattanooga
Little Rock .
RESULTS
H.OKIDA STATE l.EAOl.’E
West Palm Deuch 5, Orlando 1.
Minrri 5, Daytona Beach 2.
St. Petersburg 0, SANFORD 1.
AMERICAN LEAGUE
New York 15, Chicago 7.
Washington 3, Cleveland 2.
Philadelphia 3, Detroit 2.
Boston 5, St. Louis 2.
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Cincinnati 1, New York It).
Chicago 1, Brooklyn 13.
St. Louis D, Boston 0.
Pittsburgh 15, Philednlphin 4.
HOSE
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pivo wprda of average lepgtk
t counted a line.
Minimum--charge o! EOc lev
rat insertion.
All advertising is restricted
proper classification.
If sn error is made The SanHcrald will b* responsible
HAVE TWO MOKE OPENINGS
For some ambitious young men
or young ladies who want to
learn a good trade and get a good
position when they have become
competent. Have situations avail
able every few dnyr. If interested
ask for C. A. Haines at Sanford
HcrnUl office.He will be glad to
explain it to you.
ID— Livestock
FOR SAI E: Pedigreed Police Dog
for snle, two and u hnlf year*
old. $20.00. Mrs. K. B. McCracken,
Drenmwold.
10-A Poultry and Eggs
WANTED—1000 persons to trade
in their old gas sliAc. oil stove
or wood stove for which we will
allow Ten Dollars on any newr
Announcements
gas range purchased from us. 19— Houses F o r Sale
Sanford Gas Company. 105 Mag
FOR SALE: Furnished house on
ASS1FIED
Advertising whl nolia Avenue.
I’urk Avenue. Price $4500 on
timulato your business at very
ill coBt. Herald Want Ads eacn WANTED: To buy second hand terms of '$500' cash . nnd bnlnncf
motorcycle. Must be reasonable monthly. This is n comparatively
reach thousands of people—
nlc who wait and wutch fo- and in good condition. Box Z c-o new building, stucco, has two bods
r o o m s , dining room, living room,
VClassified page—people who Sanford Herald.
kitchen and hath with shower.
looking /o r opportunities nm-. 14— Koom.s W lth ciit Hoard
Double gnrnge. For inspection ntl* that the Want Ad puge is -e of opportunities. Your mes- ROOM FOR RENT: 111 Park ilrcss P. O. Box 431, Sanford Flor
ida.
e on this page will produce re
nl u cost thnt is surprisingl;’ To CUT YOUR HAIR. McMullin'i
21—Acreage For Salt
. Call 148 for service.
Barber Shop. Retwcen Fire Sta
tion and 1st. St. Palmetto Ave.
ACREAGE FOR SALE: suitablo
s tested lor glasses by D*.
for poultry form. I>ocutcd four
►avis. Opposite Court House* If— Apartment For Rent
miles south of Sanford on old Or•Me or Granatin Dn’ Ginget TRY THIS—If you have an upnrt- Inndo rond. 33 acres, part high
some of it low, ideal for
Je call 705. Prompt Delivery.
meat to rent give complete de land nnd nnd
ducks. Can be bought
tails in a Herald Classified nil. . ■ chickens
for
$100
per
sore on your own
Automobiles
•ell everything there is to be toll
Address R. J- Holly, First
about it anil you will find it much terms.
Notional Rank Building, Sanford,
DO DOB
i-asicr to secure a tenant.-Call 148.
uure cars and Graham trucks
FOR RENT furnished 5 room gur
lm and 13th. Street. Phone 3.
age apartment all modern con
|»GINS St COWAN Co. Autt \ faiences. Phone 207.
ttlialor nnd sheet metal works
SUED four rooms ami
French Avenue. Phonu 71G-W
close in 211 Laurel Ave,
'HUPS-MARMUN
Sanford Automobile Co.
SHED HOUSE: Three
Magnolia Ave.
Phone 137
i, screened porch uml bnth.
.pu -f-^ se S ervice_________
3rd. street. Call 408.
iter Spar Varnishes und Kna*
mil. Vclumina Flat Wall
ints. Persian cloy jesso. plnstlco
aiding clay nnd I’lnquos. San1 Paint & VTull Paper Co. G. U.
art, Propr. 112 W. First St.
NOW Go
W EST
J illltfo r m ill JfmtriCA't
m ost in tens ting trig
Through Scenic, H istoric Rc. J u n i
via DIXIE
The store will be open after Thursday noon for the collection
of accounts only. No sales will be made*.
W ETTSTE N ,
Receiver For Smith Bros. Inc.
MODERN furnished apartment-*,
Frigidnire: Murphy steel kithen: Garage: excellent neighbor
hood: rent very reasonable. Park
Apurtments, No. 3, or Phone 57,
Soycr.
_____ _
THRASHER APARTMENTS: Re
duced rates. 317 Park. IRiono
K5H-J. _________
.
LEFFLER APARTMENTS: furn
ished. 3 toon, und gurngc. At
tractive summer rates. Apply 804
Mugnolia. Phone 280-W.
S m a l l enrage apartment. Call 251.
FLYER
Cool Mountain*
of Tranru.'ii
Chicago
Colorado Buck It*
Utah, Wyoming
California
Black Hilla
Pacific Northwcit
ROUTE
Alaika
" nadian Rockies
irtiunal Parka
K** and Wood* of
• .ouiln, Minneeoca
utul Michigan
' -crl Lakes Cruises
l.'glilotuli of Ontario
Lv. Jacksonville A C L
DIXIE
FLYER
9t45p.HL.
limited
MOs a
Ar. 8e. Louis L A N . . .
Ar. Chicago C & B 1 . . .
6i56 a. bl
7»4i *. *"
lilO p-se.
3*40 p-
Fa* haakbu, tU tp in g car rr**rvaitan*, /ara* m n j m I
»m*r kam* tlc L tl uf m l. ar
Limncr.f.t.icAtiLtr. ■ctannr. rr.A.iaiLL
MltakeJU*.
IMKlwWal
iTAL ROOFING: The Roof Ev
tlarting.
MMetal
cU1
ushingles
!
nding seam tin and j.xlvanized
•fa. See James H. Cowan. Osk
*• and Third bt. Phone H I.
l
Low round trip fares—Siopuwu—Choice of connecting routes
DIXIES DAILY
xca and general cement work
tele Concrete Co. J. U. Ter
ser, Prop. 3rd and Elm.
I0NOGRAPH—repairing, piano
Waning by ex|«rts with 17 ycar»
krience. Sanford music store
i Gift Shoppe. McLander Ark Phone 882.
Help Wanted Male
*S’TED: Ambitious young man
le *cll classified advertising for
Herald. For further informasee Mr. Lewla at The Herald
•lays I am leaving' for the north
automobile. Will give free P»*t* to some reliable .young man
k» will assist me In driving. AdE. O. K. care The Herald.
F in th d a l
ANTED; To . borrow $3,000 on
•nre* year fjn t mortgage on
fl* constructed five room stucco
IUI* eight p»r cenL Box 113
Tbs HersW.
In c o m p l i a n c e w i t h t h e p n m a l o n s
o f l a w u p p l l r n h l e t h e r e t o , n o t i c e Is
h e r e b y K l v r n t h a t a n e l e c t i o n hn»
lie e n e n ll e d a n d o r d e r e d t o he h e ld ,
n o il t h e s a m e w i l l he h e l d w i t h i n
n n d t h r o n u l i o i i t H p c clu l T a x Hclionl
D l n l r l e t N o . 3,
S em in o le
C ou n t).
F l o r i d a , unlit
d l n l r l e t lirlm r
n in e
k n o w n iin l.onitW'oml H p e r ln l T iix
S e h im l . on F r i d a y , J u n e I S tli, 1» 3 J.
f o r 1 he p u r p o s e o f l U t e r m l t i l n t : w h o
n liall In- t r i i s t e r n o f t h o s n l d d i e tr lc l for th e next s n e ro rd ln a tw o
xea rs. und th e n u n ih e r o f m ills of
d i s t r i c t s c h o o l t a x t o tie l e v i e d n n d
T h e C o u n t y l i o n r d o f I’ u h l l c I n
co lle cted for e a c h o f th e sa id year*.
M i u c t inn h a s d e t e r m i n e d b y r e s h l u l l n n t h a t t e n n illln Is t h e e s l l 111 a I ed in lt lu K e n e r e s u s r y tu he V o te d
a l s u c h e l e c t i o n f o r t h e p u r p o n o 'if
Ihe said sp ecln l tu x nrhool d is tr ic t
f o r t h e e l i s u i i i R t w o ) e u r s.
T h e fo lio w u iK num ed o re a p p o in t
' d l o a c t a * I n s p o c t o iH u n d c l e r k f
at t h e p r e c i n c t * n a m e d , x v lih ln sal-l
Hpeelul T a x Heliool D i s t r i c t , l o h o ld
nalil e l e c t i o n :
P r e c i n c t No. !* ( I . o i i u w o m l ) J. M
1 • b u f f e r . C l e r k . J A. I lln t lln e . -VI' M
I .H in d e r , u n d D. It. W e n t w o r t h , Innpectors.
P r e e l n e t No. | 0 ( l . u k e M a r x ) , VV
I llo p klliM . C l e r k , VY V. DllIIli. A
H. HJiddum.
and
Writ. T r u e .
In speetor*
P r e e l n e t N'n. II ( A 11a i n o l i l e ). I l e e tie rl H. F u l l e r , I ' l e r k , A W M u l l e n ,
A r l h u e l. e x v ls u n d
I*. II H lo n e , In-
WILL TRADE: Several good builu
ing lots, completely paid for, us
first payment on well located
farm. Lots nrc located within the
city of Sanford, in desirable sac
lions, and will bo priced on
ble basis. If you want to trad*
write me what you have, what ym
want for it nnd maybe wc can
make n deal. Address Ilox 71) ( are
Herald.
_ ______^
25—Exchange
.
Horn-*'
16—Houses For r.enl _____
2G— MiacclluneouH For Sale
ONE FOUR ROOM house furn
ished with hath
$25.00 per
month. One 5 room furnished
house with garage nnd chicken
mns. $40.00 |M*r month. Two un
furnished houses. All within eiiy
limits. Also one small filling sta
tion at Osteen. Phone 920.
attractive seven rooirlouse. Cnll 303 Mngt or phono 308-W.
my bungalow fum-
FOR SALE: Household furniture
and Bulck Roadater. Enquire 30t)
Palmetto Ave.
_ _ .
garuge.
Herndon,
R eason a b le,
LARGE FAT FRYERS, i 7»l Par*:.
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE—No
doubt there arc several pieces of
discarded furniture In your home
that are no longer of value to you
—turn them into cash . . . a Iler*rd Classified Ad will put your
messugo before thousands of read
ers. Call 148 today. - ________
218 \Nest
POTATOES delivered at $1.00 a
bushel. These are culls, too small
tENT new Duplex house in for shipping, and more trouble to
location with all modern prepare for cooking than th* largo
icnccs. Will refit cheap to ones but just as good to cat. Tele
phone your order in the evening to
itent tenants. Phone .207.
ROOM: furnished house low
mor rates. Sec V. A. Speer, FOR SALE CHEAP—$36 Princess
Dresser $15. Two Simmons beds,
half
j r RENT: To responsible party, two coil springs lea* then
attractive Spanish
bungalow, price. I-nnglcy Apt*. Phone 652-W.
rrounded by beautiful Oak treer,
rated at 317 High St. Completely BOAT FOR SALE: 30 foot bridge
irnished. Two bed rooms, livlnq
deck cruiser, thirty inch draft,
'om. dining nook, kitchen equ p fully 'equipped, feleepo six. Pile*
•d with electric range, bath, gar reasonable. P. 0. Box 938.
re. everything up-to-dete. bee Mr.
erg at The Herald office,______ 27—Money To Loan
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—
/
1
In
K i t l t l f ' nt
SI I K it I D A N J I 5W I 4T T . D e c * * * * aI.
T o nil c r e d i t o r * . Irani*-***. t l M t i iHIteex.
n ml nil
p e l * . .It*
litivltiK
i'll* Ini* -*t ile iiin lt tlf uUuIokI •Mini"'.
Volt, it ml eitrlt nt **itl. n r e Iteri'h)
n ot I tie d mill r e q u i r e d t*> pi e * e n l
1111) eliiliii** null d e m a n d * «lil-*li x--n.
o r e i t h e r o f > on. in n) h n v e 11 u >•I*>-*I
tin- 1*1 111- o f N lie rldiin J e w * ' ! ! , d-*r n n * r d . Ini*' o f
Hi'ininul*' *'011111),
F l o r l d u . to Hu* H o n J « * H. Hliurnii
Baldwin Mortgage Co.,
See our local Counsel,
S. R. Dighton, Sanford, Florida.
ii v M v i t i F T 's rrrriT iH N r u n n is C I I A I I H F . A N D lilt l ll '. l l O F VIIT I C K T H R U HON .
In I h r D U t r t r l C i i u r l » f I h r I n llr t l
S tair*.
F u r t h e T u rn On D i v i s i o n , S o u t h e r n
I list r i e l o f F l o r i d a
IN T i l l : M A T T H it O F :
H It I.IINH. t i a d l n v a n d o i k -i n l l i w
a*
I.o N h W o o D I,C M I t r . l t
AND
H C P I M .V 1 * 0 , I t a n k r u p t .
A *1. ITIIS-T IN I I A N H t l t I’ T t A
O i l I lH Il O F N O T I C H
H m itlirr ii D l» t r le t o f F l u t h l a . **
iiii Hil* I S l h d a y o f J u n e , A
D.
|".i:s, nil r e a d i n g I ho f o r r u o l m * **•
I It loll f o r D i m - h a r m ' o f t h e a b o v e
named IhuiU l ti|il. It I* —
• > ltl> i:i:H D H> t h e C o u r t , lln ii 11
h e n l l n t i h e hud u p o n t h e n a m e «l
I h r J.’ cid d a y o f . i n l y . A D
l!'2 v
h e f o r o thi' Mild t'ntii-l. at Turn in '
in mi hi d l n l r l e l . at T e n n V I n e k Ir
th e f «•1,'ii- io ll« a n d l l i u l l i o l le e t h e r e
i.f h e in ih lln h eil In H a n f o r d H e r a l d
a new n|ia|ier p r i n t e d In n.ihl illn
i r l , l . a n il t h a t a l l k n o w n e r e d l t n r
a n d o t h e r p e r s o n a In I n t e r e s t rnui
a p p e a r nl mild l i m e a n d p ln e e ansh o w e a i l - e . If nli> t h e ' h a v e . « h )
lilt* p e n * - I o f t h e mild p e t l l l o l o l
■ .Ill-old nnl lie K r a n t e d
A n d It In f u r t h e r ••l-lered l-V tin
- u i n l . t h a t t h e r l e e h nliull «• ml. hi
m a l l , t o a ll k n o w n e n d ! i n r » . r n p l n
nt r-nld iM 'iliio i, a n d t i l l - ■ ■ '•l>i. ad
ilre nned In Itieili a l III -r p l-iee* o
ti M ilelli'e -I - nl III I II
V V IT X K S H T h e ll.-a .- t.i -l-- l - A K I
J 11SK H . J io lu o f th e mild C o m t
a n d lin nenl l l i e r i ' i f a l T a m p a , li
nalit i l l s l e l e l . o n III-’ 13th d a ) o
J i m s , A l> f ‘ ?S
FORMER RESIDENT DIES
tlonal honorary scientific frater
nity.
At Grcnl Hear l.nkc
Using Great Bear I-nke ns n
base, the young scientist will pene
trate «s fur north ns Coronation
T. J. Noone, Jonncr resident ol
Sanford, died in Orlando last
Thursday following an oncratMrtl
nt the Orange General Hospital*
Mr. Noone formerly operated an
auto Inundry here nnd had been'
living in Orlando only a week
when he passed nway. Funeral
r.crvices were held in that city tW j
morning.
Refinishing Upholstering
•
An
By Factory
Expert
|
jC}#V
1 am opening a shop in Sanford and will
be equipped to handle any kind of repair'
work promptly.
'
Phone 885 in care of Smith and Jordan
Inc., until new address is announced. .
The soil is a rich sundy loam, with clay subsoil. It is in tho flow
ing well district, und ilio drainage is perfect,with a fall of eight
to eleven feet to two big drninugo canals, one running through
Its western side und tho other along its eastern edge. It i* Imrdored by tho St. Johns River on the south and by a broad im
proved hlghwuy on the north, with another improved highway
running through It. It is crossed by the F. E. C. Ruilwuy with
a freight station only one mile away ami the promise of h
siding on tho property itself. It has every advantage pososscd by the best agricultural lands in the Sanford district, nnd
being virgin land, is likely to lie free for some years fiom plant
discuses nnd insects which cuiiho so much trouble on old lands.
During the past season, on the part tinder cultivation, it pro
duced ns its first crop 65 bnrrcls of potatoes to the ucre,
marketed three weeks aheud of Hastings and bringing prices
doublu those renllzod by the Hastings gtowers. There hu*
Just been taken off it a crop of cucumbers said by disinterest
ed parties familiar with the cuke districts at Waehula, Winter
Gurdcn, Webster, Williston und other points in Florida, to be
by far the best produced anywhere lit the state, und sold
nt the "top of the market". Other crops now growing on the
land show its rcmarkahlu fertility and thut it will produce
bumper crop* of everything th a r tan be raised in this section.
TO THE FIRST TOM ERS AND FOU A LIMITED TIME ONLY,
I am offering this land, cither the raw or Improved in small
and large tracts at extraordinarily low prices und on excep
tionally easy terms, but with a big discount to buyers pre
pared to pay all cash.
•
Telephone in tho evening to 776 lot an appointment to sec tills
land. It U less than 25 miuutc* drive from the center of
Traffic Office!
If every car owner u ied
Champion Spark
Business Directory
Batteries
HEMSTITCHING
Singer Sewing. Macbiue Shop
Machines Sold, Rented, Exchanged
Easy faymenta
•
Phone 80 North Park, Valdes Bldg
Hoff-Mac Battery Co
117 East 2nd. Street.
Champion D the better ipark plug
becauae it bu* *n cxcluiive ilRImanitc iniulamr *pc- •
dally treated to with•tand the much higher v T
temperature* of tbe r
modem hlgh-comprra\
•Ion engine. Al*o a new
patented aolid co p p erB j^ :
gxiketieal that rrmiln.
• biolutel v gat.tight g
; ■
under high comprrv B
•Ion. Special analytlt i
*t;h
elect rode* which auure
a fixed (park-gap under p t ®
all driving coodltiona.
Ch a m p io n
Elton J.. Moughto
Architect
First Nat'l Bank Hldtf,
Sanford, Fla.
TOSSING’S
QUICK SERVICE
TRANSFER
HauHng, Crating Shipping,
nod Storage
i m * o s ______ *un R a*e at
Furniture_________
WE BUY or trade in used furni
ture. Wagner Furniture Co.
Awnings
SEMINOLE AWNING SHOP.
As we understand, it, there are SPENCER TOP SHOP. Curtalne Awnings, Window shades. Tarpau
Cushions and Seat Coverings. lins. Anything of Canvaa. 809 East
only two factions here interested in
2nd, 8treet. Phone 11.
prohibition. Thorj) iffor" it and 30.1 West 2nd. Street.
Iw__ u.»U M
Corner Flrat SI. and Sanford Ave,
Plugs
Tebdo, Otda
m
e lo r Evtry Engine
-Classified-
C. Killingsworth
th ere w o u ld be few er
traffic jams due to cars
•tailing.
Spar/CP/ugs
OR RENt TNew nine room furn
ished house for rent 1901 Mag.11. nm i $60 per month, rhonc ON WHITE or colored property,
B. W. Herndon. 108 E. 2nd £ t
Mortgage Loans
t> t ill (IT o r m l M l
J ( IHJU.
WFMINOI.H r u t v r v . K T tT K OF
FMIIIIDX
IP—Perhaps you
ing you don't noed a nd sonioelse has something you wnnt
Hint they no longer find use for—
mukc iin exclhungc through this
eIsssIficntioM. Cnll 148 for scrvici.
ANSFBB Cervire
Phone 670*W or
opening.
TVAfOAUS
Only a half day left in which to buy this high grade furniture
at our low prices Come early if you can.
hundreds of important things that can
l f t —W A NTED
DIXIE FLYER RO
Noon
soli out u business—or
BABY CHICKS $10.00 —100. FinR. I. Reds. Some nt 8c each. Lav.
hntch. Call this Thursday. H. I.
Koontz, I/mgwood Florida.
Father’s Dai
Receiver's Sale
OfK f Smith
Bros,9 Inc.
•
». •
property worth thousands of dollars,
lmVo
JUNE 17tl
Y O U R LA ST CHANCE
A little ad from 25 to 50 words will sell
Marine Major ToFtyJj
Plane . To Nicaragua.
B PRINTING—Sanford Print
sc Co. Fine Job Printing. Me
nder Arcudu,
N. Nipper. Signs of all ktnas.
In Hanford Faint & Wall 1‘apcr
SUNDAY
Father’s
Thursday
Sanford Dally Herald
SUN PROOF PAINTS
McKinnon-Markwood Co
gulf, on the Arctic orran. 1
sledge expeditions probably will
frequently necessary, it is um
stood, since there are only almat**
a thousand of the llareskin "UTO|
viving over several
thouaUnJj
square
miles.
W ft 5 V.W W M M M H a
Few white men have pcnetratflH
the region. In, 1012 two mfsiionJq
(L eg a l A d s)
aries were slain there by the nfcrt
M > T ll'K O F B l.IS C T IO *
tives and the murderers were apf?
prchcndctl finally by a member
the Mounted Police. D’Arcy A'rtMOjj
noted northland figure, and the tat*J
piorer Stcffnnson, were among ugy
few who have been there. SteffMftji
son has said he never would retow j
C ou tU y, F lo r id a , s a id d i s t r ic t b clnu
to the Great Bear lakta reffVojfj
a ls o k n o w n n* H anford S p e c ia l T ax
S chool D istrict,
on F rid a y .
June
skins for a year, studying their alone.
13th. I M S . f o r t h e p u r p o s o o f d r lives, habits and wnys of thinking,
"Osgood's trip should, I belmlffl
t r r iiiliiliiu w h o s h a l l b s t r u s t e e s o f
t h e s a id d i s t r i c t f u r t h o n e x t s u e and will submit his observations furnish a valuable contribution ,lo
crrd liiK t w o y e a r s , a n d th e n u m b e r
to the unvirsity hero.
our knowledge of the Athubaacan
<>f m i l l s o f d i s t r i c t s c h o o l t a x t o b o
l e v i e d a n d c o l l e c t e d f o r e a c h o f th o
Outfitted At.Ottawa
civilization."
salt! y e a r s .
_ .
.
T h o C o u n ty H oard o f T u b llc I n
At Ottawa, Canada, the nntionnl
s t r u c t i o n lis a d e t e r m i n e d b y r e s o
museum outfitted him with the
l u t i o n t h a t to n m i l l s Is I l l s e s t i
scant equipment he will take on
m a t e d n illliiK c n e c e s s a r y t o l»o v o
te d a t s u c h e l e c t i o n f o r t h o p u r the
trip: two rifles, 24 notebooks,
n ose o f s n ld s p e c i a l t a x s c h o o l d ls n recording phonograph and 50
trlrt fo r the r n s u l n s t w o y e a rs.
T h e f o llo w in g n a m ed a re a p p oin tdiscs to register native songs nnd
to net n s I n s p e c t o r s a n d c l e r k s at
an eiderdown sleeping bag to
th o p r e c i n c t s n a m e d , w i t h i n s u n
HASBROUCK HEIGHTS, N. d
S p e c i a l T a x S c h o o l D i s t r i c t , t o ho ld
withstand the temperatures which J., June 13.— (INS)—Major Char- |
su h l e l e c t i o n :
„
.
..
ut times ranches far below zero. les A. Lutx, veteran marine corpa.|j
P r e c i n c t No.
1 (H an fo rd ),
Mrs.
M a r ie S t c l n c l p h c r . C l e r k , M r s . Ttulh
Caribou will furnish most of tho uvintor who recently won the C dfvjl
S. H u t c h e d , K. IS. P a n e , a n d J . A.
food of the young explorer, fr it tls Marine Trophy for seaplanes, ,2
t'linnlnith am . In s p e c to rs .
* F r e c l m - t No.
3 (H an fo rd ).
M rs
is tho hlcf part of their meals, he arrived nt Toterboro airport todav ,1
P e a r l l l n b b l t t . C l e r k . M r s . M ild r e d
revealed before starting, lie will from Philadelphia with a Fokker ..
S q u i r e s , I. Y. I l r y s n . s l i d U. K. M c
’ live ns ono of the Indians, adopt tri-niotored marine corps mono-.j
Call, In s p e c to rs .
D a t e d t h i s t h e S ilt d a y o f May,
' ing their customs, doing the work plane which he is to fly to N k f r tS
A. D. I 9 J*.
“
‘ they do and absorbing ns much
C O U N T Y H D A I I U O F I ’ U D I . I C INagiin.
*
H T IU 'C T IO N . H R M I N O b E C O U N
ns possible of their viewpoint.
T Y . F I.O H ID A .
_
Orders were received at tho At* ■r
From
Ottawa
Osgood
proceeded
A tt e s t: T . W . I .A W T O N ,
H orretsry
• | by train to Edmonton and Water- lantlc Aircraft Corporation, mak- i
W 11. 1,1 A MS.
cts of Fokker planes, for the I n
:.;AHrorto.
C lm lr in u n .
Futility Jinlisc of Si-miniile itnnnfv
stallation of additional fuel tanka
III till* office III llie Couiny Court
in the marine plane, and although,,
V O T IC K O F F .l.K tT IO N
iioliHF III Heinllull e Comity, Florin-*,
wli It 11, twelve iiioiiIIin from )lie »lul«
Major Lutz would make no official •
h ereof.
announcement It Is understood n*/.
Dated May IJHi.
will attempt n non-stop /light t o i : i . i */a h i : t i i j c w i r r r .
D i r e lit 1 1x o f tile F u t i l t e o f
the Central American nation.
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M hefliltin J e w e t t , l>ecrn»o»l
Your Bar,
tified immediately in case of
ror.
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: TO ADVERTISERS
A Herald
representative
oroughly familiar with rates
]es and classification will
it you complete information.
Bd if you wish, they will assist
SU N D AY
N O R TH W EST!
NORTH
Ends
THE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDWEDNESDAY, JUNE 18, 1928
H
SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION
FATHER’S
T% DAY
KANSAS
CITY, June
12.
—(INS)—Tliin is one convention
in which Aluhunin will not open
the first inning by casting 24 votes
fur Underwood.
veralty Medical School wit|
of the moot finely equinno.i
tutlona In the United Btatei
been started here.
President Walter Dill See
Northwestern
University
■ided at the corner atone’ i
of the building, which will w
atructed at an estimate fo
$14>00,000. It will be rend)
occupancy, according to Dr.
inir S. Cutter, denn of the n
school, in the spring 0f
The hospital was estoblL
1BC5 by Dr. A. W. pastavi
1871 It was deatrayed by fi
built In 1885 and thivo
later, closed as inadequate.
T&msm
■sp*rt Pleas Marian. Haallatf
Crallan, SMpSgb
SIS* Tank VaellKlea
n . « r aae
zee a. Mapu ave*
RALPH W. I.OS8ING Mgs.
Judge Electrical Service
Bv
Its
R esults”
Says George E. Itobcrls
-la Iba baalaraa
Mortal foil* >* tbr
po.lllaa* al trad*
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foover Awaits A ction O f
Convention Before Giving
Out Plans To U.S. Public
Louisiana Farmer
Shoots Employer
PARISH. La.. June 14. (IN S )
—Hinry Prudhomme, 42, farm
er, shot to death his employer,
Phillip Lalcati, 55, early today
near hero and in turn was slain
himself by Marion I^ilean, son
of the man killed. The doubt-*
slaying climaxed a feud of sev
eral dnys over the nonpayment
of a debt Prudhomnie is said lo
have owed Inlran. Young I j i leun is held in Jail on a murdi'
charge, pending a complete inVcrtigatinn. A widow- and five
children survive Lnloun and a
widow and four children sur
vive Prudhomnie.
Chairman
'-a ;«r «T W * '
J ill
►A
WASHINGTON, June
14.— led until after this pow-xVo.
(IN K )— llerliert
Hoover
today i With the conference completed,
awaited formal action of the Hoover, intend* to KJJ
I nlo
Judge W r ig h t Issues A lle m - Kansas City convention
hefoto ! Alto, California, Ida homo, for u
yntative Decision Is
n tivc W r it ofM andnm tisOr- hroadcastlng his plans to , the comp etc rest W o r e jfthe grnnd
itntri.,1
drive and to receive the formal
ToPickDry
t
.
d erin g In spectors T o .l*goAs soon as the convention notification o f Ida nomination,
cecd W ith RccheckOfVotCH names him the Republican "hope” H o o w * swing across (he Ul.lt*Soine State
Fourth SesfiionOJ
for ’ 192k he is expected, to call in ®d ktata* to the 1 ai W ist pruhAlleghanies
ventiou Opens
tho newspaper correspondents to . ably will bo marked by no form,
Canvass May Get
express aprcciation e.f the & n - 1al speaking. The spoak.og c.tmWith Delegates,
Under W ay Monday ation anti to pledge hlself anil the H W W}H ionic* later.
tending StdbbOi
n..Hu
.nlatfnrm
i'ho becrctaiy of Commerce
party in
to rnrrv
carry out tlio ..platform
will bo something new to the
and
tho
policies
of
tho
Coolidge
Irre g u la ritie s A n d Inacurncountry in the way of a camcies A lle g e d W h ile O ther "'K x S ^ m e a H y toilnv "tuned up"
and something dCcldcly
E rrors A r e C ited In Paper Hoover’s radio receiver In the . nmv to the poHUcifttts. He In not
[opposition Is Strong
Commerce Department that the the old fashioned typo of stump A d e q u a te ’ P ro ic c tio n l'ro m is- W o r r y in g N o t A R it O vcrConv e n lio n . i ’ rctvid'-nt Fnlrninn
Legal steps to bring about a re Reeretarv might hear tho final ‘danker thnt on.o made the cU>
e-tl F o r A g ric u ltu ra l l'r o Dawes For p Q R
F o r T h r e e Monlb.u Sum m er
ducts A h S u b stitu te O f f e r
count of votes cast for sheriff in words of debate over tho platform j parks and town hall# resound
the con- with oratorical fireworks.
Rest In Woori.u OfW isconHln Senator Smoot
ed F o r M c N a ry -H a u g c n Hill
Inst Tuesday’s prinmry were taken | nffon r,0!,,n,r '"P 8 of
lloover Is n matter-of-fact talk
Platform Amid
today with the filing of u petition | |f00v’e r war more Interested in er and most, accustomed to apeakABOARD THE PRE SID E N TIAL
CONVIINTION
IIA L L
K A N S A S C IT Y . June .14.—
ing
on
economic
and
Industrial
Racket Of Aui
by Sheriff C. M. Hand with Judge the nttlti’dc of the speakers than
KANSAS CITY. June
14 j SPECIAL, PITTSBURGH, Junrt 11.
IX S )— A te n ta tiv e decision
in the balloting now, since his subjects, although occasionally InWallace
W.
Wright
of
the
circuit
— (IN S )—Prcihlcnt Coolidfv w»'*
....
— (IN S )—Sc.-ui-flj' in the sad
jy H e rb e rt
H o o v e r’ s h igh Lending Business ’.Men O f c h y
nomination is assured. Particu dcpnits fivni the prosaic to ex
ArrangchtCntk court.
A re M aking Arrangchtdntk
hibit ilcen knowledge of u wide
1,
n
Id*
way
to
Wircondu
thin
morn
j
un*J
^
larly
he
will
lend
an
attentive
c"r
dle,
the
llcover
fnrcea
in
the
command to nam e n “ d ry fro m
I'*.r I’ ig g c s l Ilargh
ln D h y In
Ltrgain
Judge- Wright Issued an alter to the dcmnhda-for farm relief, range of facts, and human emoin::, bound for. tho Henry. Clay K A N S A S C m • «[un‘ Republican-National
conven
(vest o f th e A lle g h n n ie s " nr
H istory O f Sanf<>rdHq’slnes.s native* w rit-of ntnndnmus, order- one of the aims of his campaign lions.
' • ,A
ith
tj\
tion rode-to an cany victory v Picriio entiit® on Brule ttWwr foe aj
his ru nning > a t e . and a suding members of the countv can* that will be stressed dn tho Middle 1 There was little routine mi the
thiccmoutha vacation.
'j f.nully adopted, th o Rop
secretary's
desk
today— therePlans
for
Sanford’s
Greatest
in
the
platform
fight,
today
by
Idcn boom f o r S en ator Sim eon
.
vnssing board anil the clerk aril WeM,
ti
i
___ -an convention thi3 nften
Hoover’s gonernls and aide* ue were no engagements on tlieTho Ropulillcnn National Con
it vote of Si7 to 2i'".
I) Fcflrt Of O hio, w e re th e o u t - 1Hollar D uyjiext Wednesday were inspectors of six precincts to pro
camp-are expected hero Immed "date” hooka. He was sevurcly
vention
at
Kahuna
City
worked
|Cleared th o decks f o r th e
.
<
1
They «>ntdly overrode, the ef
tnnding d evelop m en ts today *" inr ‘ arriod forward today by u ceed at once with a recount of iately nftrr the convention for gunrdtvl by s«-m*tnries.
Hoover
him
not
a
bit.
nia
dccliion
not
to
j
inntton
to
n
ig
h
t
o
f
Candida
mci
l
the
vetns
und
n
recanvass
of
the
forts of a militant minority
in the ra ce f o r the Republican !»•«’" " f the city’* lending
general conference and to lay planned to “ clenn up’ ’ his work
returns. Jf tho order Is not carried
by D» o’clock, when tlie conven
be a candidate for election ha left (for president. A n n 0U n «
frvni the corn, and wheal belt
lire presidential nomination.
. hunts. Department stores, shoe out, it provides thnt the precinct out their combat plans for-»thc
‘ * in .Rapid
to litis Q ftect • w a s jnadft
cninnnign. No annougjxw*jUrT. l |f tion is st-heeiuled to open and
as~Xinnl. A year ngov
..
to write into ti-.c pail form an
The irm lS R B a S E fe h ’d to, In- stores,
drug stores,
spcclalt*
Idols urn] Tioari^ members shall, specific nolicfles! -otlfrr inDPaup- spend the rest o f the day in ftunt
City,
UrD
.
he
eatU
'T
do
not
e
h
e
o
»
»
111 1'IUQn Moac3 alter r.
r'ndonemenl-xifthe.McNatsplemntianqJ J^cvcTncWK-o by a!-hops anibtnc Milan... Thoater are appear- iM W ) the etnirt' on- June port O f’tlie platform, Is nntlcipnt- o f a huge loud spenker.to run” ai|d he made it plain that delegates had assembled in
Haugen Bill prineiple of farm
member o f^ h e "high command," ;.|| making arrangement* /«r th> 2s to show why they should not
huge auditorium at 10 o'clock'!
rr.'iiT, and rivet into the patty
lie sincerely meant it.
virtually narrowed the field to biggest single day of Shopping do so,
declaration
of
ptinclples
in
tho fourth tcislou o f the coni
With
tho
President,
was
Mr*.
Vice President Charles (!. Dawes, Sanford lias ever seen.
licenii'ic the Sheriff and incur
stead n substitute plank tvldeh
Coolidge, .whoso illness Imld up th-i tion.
Senator Charles S. Deneen o f ; At least 111 more stores and ln-rs of Ids staff a if diarpinllflcd
mbs dictated
by them. It
departure from Monday to Wed
Illinois and Fess. Senator Charles, shops are expected to enter the to act in the care. Judge Wrlpt'f
Tlie delegate* and visitor*^
pledges tho party to agricul
nesday night. A navy trained nurac
Curtis, of Kansus, however, would list «,f nierchurts taking part with- named T. W. Baxter lo servo the
prar.-d
to come reluctanlly to \
tural relief hinging about the
was aboard to keep watch over
i jn t lit- next two days. Hot ween 25 papers on'each of those mentioned
I have lieen
been, the
tho most formidalde
im iiimann- 1
feast.
When
Senator Georgoj
old
adniinitit
ration
prescrip
.Mrs. CyoJidgo and Colonel J. E.
candidate for the honor had ho end :tu istalilishirbiits will be in in the writ. There are 27 lo ’ he
Muses, tho pernuinent chalm
tion
of
cooperative
marketing.
Coupal,
(he
President’s
personal
eluded
in
tlie’
fihat
arrangements.
served.
Lot indicated a refusal to become
phyriclan. u-dlcatyd that sin would banged bin gavel for order
Thousands of dollars ore being
. There was no indication today
I Hoover's running male.
K AN'51AS CITY.
June- 11. rrinnin in bed for the* remnindor ot A. M. the delegate aeetloM i
spent
by
the
larger
merchants
in
that
there
will
be
any
field
in
Reports of opposition to Dnv:es
R ig h t L e g A n d A r m O fltn lia n •()iiocnOfI)lnmondH’’Togcther * —(IN K )- Into u Republican Cm the trip. Fho is suffering from o less than a quarter full and
I in both the Hoover and allied preparing special offerings for the the ense und in view of this it was
With lior Fixing Comrades j vention r.iinrUng over Uu- farm recurreiice o f tho illness thnt con- were yawning cavern* of el
( !oni mnndor W e r o l n i ti rot) 1u
every conceivable believed that the recount may got
Lamps meanwhile seemed to re. day. Almost
Await Rood WcutherHeport |i.urn-, the i d -lutions conimitUo 1fined her to lier bed for a month amt* in tlie gullL-iies anil tel
D
ir
ig
ib
le
’
s
(
’
rnsh
Declare-I
dine the field
even further—to type of hurguiu will lie offered. under way next Monday in the
Ik-fore Starting Long Jump [today dropped the Hoover «li
sections.
A
d
v
lct)
R
eceived
F
ro
m
R
om
e
lit tated |.u-veral weeks ngo.
one containing the names of Den- H ie sales will not br strictly con court house. The votes of precinct
The inevitability of the
Corn
!
platform
which
rejrct
i
tl-e
Nearly eighty pt-reotis were a- victory ccntributcd perhapn to
ren and Fess. A final decision fined -to dollar purchase*. Dis three of .Stanford mid rtf Paolo.
HAIIBOR GRACE. N. I-’.. June fu.u, ( p,n(| fl„
LONDON',
June
14.—
(1NK)agricultural
re
counts and other sole stunts will Ovhdo, Geneva, Chuluotn
hoard the cpccial train. f-Iore Ilian taniincsi of the delegate*
and
though will-he left to lloover him
of
tin- lief.
Gi-nufal Umberto Nobile- aUffercd I j j,_(| N S | —Bafuellinff
bo staged by many *\f tho stores. tlulirielln aiv to bo counted.
a
dozen servants were in tht> party
self and he'mny aelect a candidate
By informco th: |**o f rm up all of whom will be lu.*iulled a *. visitors. A fight draws a
Plans for carrying the message
The Sheriff's petition sets forth injuries to the right leg and nrin trans-Atlantic inonoplaqe C.diim
but n ratification meeting
from some other part of tinof Sanford Greatest Dollar I lay to that iricgu’urilie:i und innearncies when .the gondola of I lie- ltal-a bln, in whifli Miss Mabel Boil ami held President Cnulidge’ . vet > uf the cummer White House. Travel
tha draft.
clashed
to
the
ground
o
trill
ay
25,
West.
tho
MeNnr>-Haugen
Relief
Bill,
surrounding communities are lin uie lielievixl to have occurreil in
ing al
aro a ccoro of accrctarie.i,
her flying companions, "Captains
This ultimatum appeared *-«» ing mode by tho merchants in con the tabulation in several precinct-*, udviccs from Rome stand toduy. Oliver L i limitillici and' .Arthur and offered tlie'fiutiu-r ■ a* n -iuI)- sti nogruphers, clofka and niossen- '-Senator Reed Bmoot, the j
chairman of tho platfortn ct)
Copenhagen dlupntchsa stated
have punctured the boom for junction With The' Herald.‘.Circu while in others errors wen- alleged
Arglea, hope to tukb *»ff for Eng stiluto tho Jardtnc nt-iiii'.i.-t.atio-i gvrj who w-dl maintain tho exe tec, nt wearily on the -pi
that
Captain
Ullser-Larsen
and
Senator Walter F. Kdge or New lars carrying,the names of all the in tin- throwing out of several
land today, liegan early thin atom- pjsti fur federal aid » coiju-rr.to cutive offices at Suj>erior.
Jersey, louder of the senatorial partiripunln will be distributed at hai'ota. said to have been incorrect.- Lieut, l.uotzow Holm had rtui-tcJ
diarketing. Further relief war. pro- i Secret Service operatives, news with a bulky she&f of papers :
Inr.
hand, swatting tho ^all to tl)
on
fllglits
from
the
steamer
Hob
"West." f Edge had the unanimous least two- days before the sale ly marked. The petition also alleges
JTirt't.hundi-.'d gaHtao nf^getp*-- mieej.itt ;"q^crjuni< tariff protec- paper correspondents nnd photo- trum 'Tfl'thllghUn tho dele
endorsement <»f his own state and opens. Advertisement* announcing that second choice votes were not by so search for tin* Italia's »'**•* line will he loaded ribnnr I the fam 4ton for agricultural proai-.c'f-."
;tiil'hcr!i con-prise the remainder the 1U28 brand o f Republican I
the support uf Senator-elect W ill the day are living published in m»v tabulated in other places.
The plutforni. on v liich the par «f tho party.
'
ous plum-. They expect t>> make
ciplc*. He looked tired t t
K IN G S KAY, Spitr.licrgen, .luniam S. Van* of Pennsylvania, now oral hew.-.pnpirs In towns within
the flight to England In H* hours. ty will iii.'tk.. it.-, l-itl lu-fou- tin*
The bedtintU htoverttent hns lieen
long hour* of arguing in
14.—
(IN
S
)—
Increased
anxiety
was
known ns the "man who nmtilnu* shopping distance of Sanford.
count ry f or « -.iiilinuiirce in power,
under consideration since last F ri
tee with the embittered ct
felt here toduy fo r the* safety of
ted Hoover." The farm revolt I
TRKSPASSKY. N. I-’.. Jmie 14. was adepted by tlu- roc. lutioiu
day when the cnnvnsalng hoard
ions of McNnry-HauteniawM
tho
Swedish
professor
Mulgrcn
i-d
Edge’s
chances,
it
was
destroys
_(INS1 Convinced h\ nine u:-- iijmiuitti <• only after a to hour
dieckcd the n-tiinis und declareil
the insistent wets, who demaq
and the Italian navy commanders
lloover leaders
raid, because
rucci-ssful attempts to tube oli fight waged urainsi the farm
J. F. McClelland the nominee- by
thnt tlie Republican Party taki
Zuppi
and
Mariano,
the
three
dar
dr
-that the heavy, portcneed, trl-ino- plonk by tli.- hc^w-iidmiuisti-ntioi
10 votes. At that time friends o '
liberal view" of tho p rol” *
Ing members o f the Italia’s erov/j
torcd in-umplatie Ki4rndihp eaniu.t nidi lloover force*.
Sheriff Hand suggested that a re
problem in its platform.
who started a tn-ak aeriss the le^
For the first time (im-e pt i!ii- |
rlsn with a load of fiivl sufficii'iil
count lie sought h. cause of the
The Wet* und the (farmers )
to aeek oid after the dirigible
to take it d liec.ly to Eiiglaml, Miss liitfon liecnnu- off«-*-ti\*- tlu- plat
alleged irrogulaiitie-.
NEW YORK. June II.— (IN S ) foredoomed L, defeat, but
crushed on the morning of May 25.
form rnntuiiu-il a i-porifio rvfvnnco
sliouid Vnrc Swing him the l’enn*
------The final count ns jinnounecd by
Ojiciiingi in the ire ure becoming Emelin Karliart, Wilnu-r Stulls
.Minus lht> plan) of powerful were intent anyway of liaving t
sytvnnin delegation. If the New
,,|tn ft>, bir.l conservation a* the* boned gave Mr. McClelland
anil Lou Gordon decided cnrly to to t lit- i-lghtconth ninc-ndmoni l-y
say In this convention.
Jersey Senator also curried New [ tl means el protecting locnl crop* UH2 first choice Votes and Sheriff more numerous and wider due to day to Imp -of f I* the Ar-ire* today pledging the |>nrty nnd it * inuni- lights, the click of tho minting
Dv. Nicliolas Murray
But
the arproitch of warmer weather.
i
.mu-!
a
handle
and
tho
'poncliatnoea to tho "observance and vigorYork
toceth^r Jtilh
Bcattcrod j w*is iaa«lf l»y K. I>. Hall at the Hand 1,01(5, or 1Ft in the tendr
carrying only 700 giill-ms of fuel
president
of
Columia
Unlvt
Tills, is feared, lias added further
iug voice of the director shouting
slat oil in the South, ho mitfht over* weekly hint lionn Wcilm^iliiy «»f Uie Second choice votes revolved by
To reach Eiiglaml the Friendship iiiis onforci-iiK-nt o f lids provision." Ins iindructions, Gloria Kvanmn, notified chairman Moses just
huzunl. to an otlierwir.j danger
turn the lloover bund wagon. T h e1Kiwanis flub. Mr. Hall pointed mu Mr McClelland numbered 201 and
The
I'm
lit
und
prohibition
plunk
\
famoui s-reeu slur, today was to fore tho session that " I f the
bus venluiv. The' men have net must curry more than rtti.1 gallon.*.
Hoover leaders however, laughed that birds are destroyers of bug* 108 fell- the Sheriff. The total for
Tlu- flier- iniuuuilcrd they would were the In-art of the platform of upl -.ir ly-f- r»- Supremo Court form
mentions tho clghte
honrd from now for 20 days.
at the possibility of such an up- and other imects that iced upon each candidate* with second choice
The ui-nmamlcr of the steamer fly to Lisbon, from tlie Azores und hourly fit) typewritten pages. Thor* Justice Guldsmitli and a jury to amendment by name, I muatT"
.1 plant life, and described them as Included was as follows: Hand 1,*
wore !l(5 plunks in a ll..
. answer the rhurge made by Sam allowed some time." lie was ..4
set.
Berganza today stated that lie be thence to BoutUampton.
boom dud sloyvly. j the fniniei s’ best friends.
Tin- plat for nu-xtollcd Presi uel A. Cohen, procesa server, surt-d lie coud have It.
Despite tlu- fact thst Mabel Bolt
20.1 and McClelland. 1.27.1.
lieved
it
would
lie
impossible
for
The Dawes
the i Mi. Hall was annoumoJ as the
The invocation was propqu
plaip-.i to land anywhere in the re and liei- two companions are a. dent Coolidge iii perhaps no other that the flicker ipiecn slapped
Harlot- Grace prepared to bop-off Ropuldtcan president him bei-u lit ill wheli lie tried to liatul a iiy Robhl Hermann M: Cohen
"a«th"JndC“ South. Mn r rtW’cstern I principal speaker for the meeting
gion
wbero
Ucnrrnl
Umberto
Noi or, Jtine 27 when cui-li Kiwaniun
sulesiena. Cohen has brought Kansas City. Whereas h'u* pr
(Continued mi page 1.)
friends seemed to hevc deserted
bilo i»ml his crew are stranded. He just ns soon im the weather per
will haw a local grower ns h'li
milt fur ?25,000 damages.
mits,
Miss
Karliart
and
her
com
ccssors, u Protestant and Ca
said that on his recent attempt to
him because of his failure to
The alleged a*fault, according have contcndr*!
panions nre following their best
themself
rentrh
the
northern
regions,
InSchool Trustees To
help In the battle In put u
j |»|n*t,« for a ladies' night enter
to t'ohcn’j ctory to the court, oc merely asking a diviho blesal)
judgment.
met ice 10 meters thick.
Nary-iiaugen plank in the P>“ t; tainment were announced by Hay
Be Chosen Tomorrow curred nil Sept, lit, 11*20. when he tho nisoniblagv, Rabbi Cohen '
S'.ultx took tlie-plane Up on a
Meanwhile, Nobile anil bis men
foini. The allied general* droppwl t«t>x and Kdward F. l-ane, who
j attempted to nerve Gloria, who is further—lie asked tho Divin’d
tis*.
flight
1
.1
15:15
o’clock
t'-t*
are believed to be drifting west
him liecnunc
heenuse of his silence during stated
*
him
tlu* Mnr<|uitc l)o La Falairo Du make this conventionv^rte^
that tli.- affair will lie staged
WASHINGTON,
June
14. ward with' the ■ice-floes at u rate morning. The piano liundled x'-eil
Tin- biennial election o f school
tlicir fight on Hoover. Tlu- Hoover next Monday niffht ut the Hotel
— (I N S )—Twenty six rolh-go pro of about two miles a day. How with Us lightened load. Stullr then trueU-cu will h-i lioli tomorrow iu Ln Coudrny, with a oubpoena 4n new- ideas.1* .
n
lenders were lukewarm hornuse Forrest Lake. Reservations for
fessors of south-western states, ever, it is believed that wind will announced that tho fligltt would l-olh Sanford precincts and all tlie matter of tlie litigation be
Tho
session
got
o
ff
to
a
pat
rf
of his known coolness toward guests are to be sent to F.. J. Trot
were guests ut a convention In soon’ die down and their progress sturt us soon an he received a fuv- ether* ol tlu- county except Ial.c tween Dr. Richard R. Hoffman start when Gcnator Mosea
nnd Ins wife, Janet Becchor, ne*
President Coolidge. Yet. despite ter, secretary.
,
, , New Orleans last January financed will lie slower toward the open .ion. 1.1able weather forecast.
Minima nnd Pn-iln, ueconltng to nti tre-s, over tho ‘custody of the the convention’s attention to 'J
all the opposition, the delegates
The Rev. Max Cook of Oviedo by the National Electric Light As
I uiuiouiiceiiieiit today by T. W. laiw- Huffman child.
Miss Swanson ■fact that thin date. Juno II
themselves continued to boom repot'ed "ti the program given
sociation to tighten the bonds heI toif, county superintendent. Polling was wanted as a witness to Dr. Flag Day, and said it was
Dawes for rcnominstlon.
lust week by local Ki«anions a ll ween the so-called "power trust"
plan's will lie the aonto us used in Hoffman's treatment of the child. that this Republican gat
It was alarm over the ngricul n joint nulling in Orlando and and the educational system of
Jho recent primary election.
When Cohen
attempted
to should take cognisance o f I t i
turn! situation, according to the C, I). Wolfe announced the com Ltuisinnn, .Texas, Okluhoinn, A r
Commenting <>n the election, Mr. nt-rvo In-re after awaiting thtcc Im spoke, ho shook out the fp H ....
Hoover marshal, that brought pletion " f the first hulf of the kansas und Mississippi, it wus re
ailkcn flag
she rlspm-d
slaPiM-d him in thr of the groat ______
_ that' was Lawton said, ‘ It is tho duty of |hours *duabout the decision for a
dry schedule -f lbe junior l » y » ' buse- vealed before the Federal Trade
every ciltaen who payn taxi-.* on faro and the blow wna so offre- j stanchioneil by hia'stde and tbero
from West of the Allcglmnles. |,all league. Arrangements for tnc Commission today.
Ida face was-applause.
The third of a series of confer thut tlu-re is no differential In either real or personal property |live the Injured pan of* *•*It also brought Fess into the .u-coml half have been perfected,
This Group of economic, engin
“ New, le ts have
th*
water and rail
transportation to m.-d -bis ballot
silo for the troste-s ' mrnvtrd f"r nn hour, ho said.
picture. It was pointed out that lie said.
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M
i
s
s
Swanson hns denied striking FphtyjJed Banner," -he dli
eering and business instructor* once*, uriangid by repreaentatives rtes an dthut trurk lines Imve of- .•
Ids choke.'
Fess was acceptable to President
Cohen.
was brought together l»y Q. M. o f tho several cities between Jack practically deatroyed (ho short
with a nod to the band.
Coolidge. having been known as
Main, director of the south west sonville and Orlando for the pur- haul buhlncsj.
1 hen came tho platform.
Convention
llcport
the "admlnUtration spokesman
eoinniitteu on public utilities in pore o f discuMing tho proposal of
"Tho next order ot be
Among those present were: J.
in the Senate for the last two
formation, who was on the stand the Clyde Htenmship Line to aban C. Ptdley, J. A. Russell, CJ. JL
shouted Senator Moses,
Given
To
Lions
Club
years. The Hoover lenders believed
report of tho committee on
before tho commission.
don Its river service, was held In Smith. D. H. TuU-ii, It. C. Bu*hA roporl of the recent st|du
too that he vtjWld help.
tlcni.
lie will follow in gencr
Main’* success in
obtuining
the City Hall yesterday morning iu-11, K. W. Brown, T. Graham convention in Daytona Uearb,
rule o f tho convention which
There wna much talk about
publicity for the convention wns
Young. Arthur I^ine, \V, C, Jacicwith
3
t
delegates
prtscnt.
given by Dr. II. W. Rucker, fea
fines speakers to five
Doneen among Hoover leaders.
shown in u letter sent to him by
Representative.-; of the bunt line son, K. L Powe, M. Earl Carr, C.
RAIFORD,
Fla..
June
14.
inch, hut the chair m«crv4fj
Charles W. Person, of the Ameri wero prcM-nt nnd announced tliat B. Williamson nnd K. K, White of tured the weekly luncheon of tlie
It wn. amid he would help Hoover
/jjjjs)— Robert Pittman, negro,
ICANN AS CITY, Mo., Jqpe 14- right to extend It in his di*
Lidna Club at the Vuider, Grill
can Gas Association, which said:
in the West by his stand for the
DeLand.
C.
II.
Epponhclner,
James
—(IN S )— Whi|o
visitors
,pnd to 10 minutes In aorno cases,
2(1 years old calmly went to l»U “ I congmtulato you on tho publi after a limited survey o f the field
lodny.
McNory-Haugcn Dill, his grea
dolegntes per# dn their way to
cotudderable encouragement in the A. Schwab and Edwurd II. Ailing
death
In
the
electric
chair
at
In
the
absence
of
Dr.
A.
W.
record of law enforcement ami
cation o f this material. I wouldn't way o f increased business had l*een of Orange City, Find II. ,Tre*her
today, bandits no more.''
P M. Wednesday, maintaining his
Knox, Voiie Williams, vico pres convention hall
Smoot began In a it
the prominence he won by defeat
dare to attempt such a thing ip
received. The outcome of tho of Orlando, F. C. Ilillycr, J. F.
innocence In .•tmnt-ctlcui with the
husky VC;ce., The platform,
ing the Thomp*on.Crowc organi
the Enst. I dnn’know how you get meeting wns an agreement by the Bunn, 11. G. White, fl.
tou
t.
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o
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■
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Muller,
U-atli of L P. Hilton, barber faTho entertuinment fctturca wero section, shot and sorhwily wqundr said, was “ a somewhat * ~
sation in the recent CMcugo
R. u.
G. Warwick,
Clyde Lino heads to send repr*r u
whose murder be was electrocuted. away with it."
warw Ua. W.
- - M. Mason, K.
by George Ilrockh:
Ilroekhahiu « U a traffic officer, a tfh-I and dccument and he prayed
The material referred to was a
tiona. Ilia selection, it I* 0,'to
Rcntativu* lo each city on the line
The switch which sent Ihttmun
tuition and indulg-.nco.'of
felt, would enable Hoover to enr
neries of articles in New Orleans for the nurpoio of signing buslneaa 5 S S t f 2 f , a
two other jicf-ons.
»i|
« * " > «» *« « >
into eternity was thrdwn by Sher- newspapers favorable to the public
ry Illinois, another
“ doubtful
"Hnpp Smith," tho traffic po f gate* in -the lane and
-,ff c. M. Hand und the negro was utilities point of view toward men who will agmo to use t)j* Putatkn and A. P, Connelly, J.'G. Trammell Majority
liceman,
v r il ilangerously vioutul- presentation. Belcrv Smoot
state," nod would tend to placate
boat freight service. Assistance Ball. E. J. Trotter, W. A. Lefflcr,
pronounced d ^d three minutes
c-d
whi-n
lu< attempted-to ulspers# pt-ocfi-dtd fi.e aitnutas,
Muscle
flhoais,
Boulder
Bant
and
the allifa.
•‘
was promised the reprvsentallvts C. A. Byrd,’ W. C'. Hutchinson, R.
Is Placed_At <10,000 the liamlila
utul two iecond* lat*r.
and Lillian ltotand, 17, Mo.uib had t" (vtue to
other
projects.
II. Mulrhead, and It. W. Pearman
Tho names o f Rep. John .{*•
Just before Pittman waa bourri
in every city.
was shot as she Itrppod from a and rap for order.
Tilson. of Connecticut. - Republi
l.A K l’ LANn. Fla., J t m .'.U r Sanford will be Visited by the o f ' BanforJ.
curb to cross the street in front
,h, ch*ir h« ..U d ' « ' ■
“ There will be *
POST FAVOUR HOOVER
With
not exceeding 400 votes un of -tho bank building. One of tho
can floor loader of the House: ■tt,’. A ( , » n »m M U u t.r, . 11. ,
boat men Monday and Tuesday
Iasss," bawled Moses,
reported, tho vote for United Htatoi othera wounded waa a policeman
Senator George H. Motes, of declaring that he made his fwat
INDUHTBIAL IJtAD
convention is in order i
LONDON. June 14— (IN S )— when the heads of all businraa
Senator in the I*rlmary of- Juno and tha fourth a passerby.
New Hampshire, the convention* ,,>a of guilty through fear of be
firms
will
be
interviewed
on
the
delegates in tholr scata*
The
Morning
Fost.
commenting
rermnnent chairman; former Gov Ing beaten to death by a mob com
The bandits were repulsed by
NEW YORK. June M . - (I N S ) r S l '- S B i * " f ° U° W,!
editorially, today upon the proba matter. Another conference will b«
)36 010 tear bomba hurled by employe* of louder," came tho
Charles E. Osborne of Michigan posed of friends of the Main i
coughed somowhat
held next .week hr Jacksonville, — Utilities and special Industrial JgiarUn
ble
nomination
of
llcrlH*rt
Hoover
. 90,241 the bank. Tho bank was vacated
and Hanford MocNIder of JoW** he sat down In the cluiir with i.
and tried' to oblige,
where
n
fiual
report
of
tlie
matter
for president at Kansas City, sold
Blocks were traders o f a spirited
the “ aoldicr" candidate, will* be
immediately by employee and o f was droning',
wUl bo made.
that
the
whole
world
would
be
Trammell’s majority ..- SO,762 ficers and aomo of tha gas pene
presented to tiie convention ■l®"" “ The negro was exceptional!y weU
another five ml
Slump In the Clyde Mne’i: busi rally In the curb markr* today.
Interested in his campulgn. Tha
Out of 67 counties in the »tut* trated to tho street, effecting came the fries
with n half doien others. . tirr lo ca te d and was .aid g
Itacoverit* ot 4 to 0 point# were
ness
was
generally
ascribed
to
paper pointed out that Secretary
pedestrians
on
the
aldewalk.
The
Trammell
led
in
48
counties.
Tlni
opposition to Tilton in
studied two year, at Harvard.
and again Moses
three rnu»ea:that the ateainshtp general in the process of rebuying
•'elegr.tlon and the go’ graphical Following the execution his fat- Hoover*# knowledge of European company has not moilo an artlvo •totk* that tumbled in the daritic two candidates will ajiout break ■mount of icot taken was estimat
^Continued on, !
ed
at
between
ISO,000
and
f30,000.
and
Astatic
conditions
"gives
him
cyen on votes uartpoxted.
location o f Motes were «»ld
hrr claimed the body and tsrlll iJbreak yesterday.
•ollcitation
of
(reljcht
buiiueaa;
’ ’’ ' t t.
have destroyed their chances oi turn it to Valdosta, Ga., for burial. a great qualification.**
(Continued on
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Ml
Reached
Prom
Reyond
Judden Boom Is
Begun For Fess
Against
H,s cooiidgeD.
Nominated
GL 0. L PLATFORMlCOOLlDGE SPEEDS
INCLUDES REUEF ON SPECIAL’ FOR
SUMMER OUTING
PLAN 0 F _
MERCHANTS PLAN
RIG DQLLAR
DA y WEDNESDAY
Hoover Success
Looks Ittevit
'1
NOBILE SUFFERED MABEL BOLL HAS
HURTS AS AIRSHIP PLANE REFUELED
WRECKED ON ICE FOR OCEAN TRIP
V H
as
/ <
Gloria Swanson Is
Hailed To Answer
ISlapping 'Charge
Bird Conservation
.... " lUrged By E. p.Ball
In Kiwanis Speech
Public Utilities Of
South West Played
Up To Professors
Assistance Promised Clyde Line In
Making Potential Business Survey
Robert C. Pittman
Goes To Death For
L P . Hilton Murder
Kansas City B ank
Bandits Flee W ith
Booty AfterHoldup
.
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Phonographs
I
Cabinet Models
1-3 OFF
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Three For
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This Pre-Inventory Sale is storc-wlde in its scope anti
many articles not. listed here for lack o f space are in
cluded at reduced prices.
ES99
Starts
The loveliest collection or OKA N il NEW
Sumnici' DreSHCrt that we have nhown re- ,
rcnlly nt anything like the low price they
are offered at in thin Pre-Inventory Sale.
The collection jncldde» Mat Crepes in light
•.hades, washable silks in Pastel Colors;
prints ip riotous effects, flowered chiffons .
and polka dots on light grounds.
Also
pnstel (JcorgeltcH, Navy Georgettes ..and
crepes.
*
; 1
Crepe-Georgette
40 inches wide, new patterns on
white ground. Splendid quality
of crepe printed in small and
large figures.
S ilk B road
These dresses must be seen to appreciate
the high quality— remember, it’s first
come— first served.. . and these are extra
ordinary values!
.*16 inches >yidc, plain colors, for
One of the most durable of silks.
dresses and slips,
Colors guaranteed,
Newest
$3.50
$2.00
Values
Values
Features
SILK PONGEE
Frock
WASH SATIN
36 inches wide
All silk, closely woven, comes in while
shudes. Will wash— won’t shrink.
36 inches wide
and
1 on
Inventory
Sale Price
1
^
*s/
.'16 inch all silk wash satin in plain colors, especially
desirable for underwear
wanted
j
Inventory
Salt Price
$179- yd
Curtains—Drapes
Window Shades
.r>0 pieces o f Cretonne of
good quality, good values
Each .htylc is* quite evidently more than the
usuu| (rock fur wear «ln»ut the house..
Ruffled
curtains,
white,
plain color ru ffle with the
ili-liack
All Silk
ic de Chine
Drapery damask, sun fast, 60
inches, $.'1.60 vuYuu
I.u o rn n frr il
VV i
■ 1M r , I ' l u l i i c o l o r s ,
l . l l k c r e p e , o u r «»!
iiiim I
|io |iu ln r
d rcs.ru .
Lingerie Cloth
Onyx and Gordon
M f 9
Hosiery
•h- r
uf
,
.4
i
fl*
I
I
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Onyx PoinlcX i Hose for
U&9d looks plus good wear.
You'll find Pointex Hose
the best.
Dress
Linens
T l i n r t l f s h r i i ( i k . b « ' hI
ttrltcltl.
ifiin rn n trril
n il lin e n
nml
fa st, ,
M r t n in e
fedH
, $.139
Sheer Chiffon
lo r . w
I.n lrsc. d ln tlfr r h r r k
m n i r a i n i i . n il d e . t r n lilr
ilrcs"
co lo rs.
%r r > | i o | i i i l n r l o r n u ilr rn rnr.
A regular $2.00 stocking
In' every new
summer
shade and every puir guur?
anteed.
.
English Prints
fliin rn u trrd
fasl
I n r a r n n d ^ m a ll M *
tern s u f t b r r r fu llt i
ru lu rlu a s*
Novelty Printed
Crepe de Chine
Wash-an-Rcady
Printed Crepe
X i i i n l n o il n io s l * 0 l l s h |irl*i(. l o r d r e
es. V ttld r V n rle tf of
1•1 1 l l r r n x m n i c o l o r s .
llr*|u lrrs
no
ttn .h *
111 u . I d e a l f o r u n d e r K iiriiirn K
i i Ik M
m n i i k , r m i n e r s 11 m l
ru n il'rr s .
Rayoln
Sport Satin
M n irl s i l k , n I n d n i i m
.lir r r fa b ric d rslrslilr
f o r ( r u c k s , sll |o« u n it
M o o i n r r n . IM nlu n u ll
co lo rs. '
'
A ll
urn
M ooted
•situ (!«'•«. V u i i r r l m l r r
o f n h l ^ r n r HU|‘ u f
I Ik * |H»|»iilnr c o l o n .
Novelty Voiles
Celancue Voile
Ilra n ln r
BO r
v a lu e .
Iln lrd w ro u n ils tilllt
I io t r ll) ilu ls a n d f l o r
al
d esig n s,
t#
In.
tt l i l r .
l u ’ d r» ltn *
m ni ro t
o r s ' ik n l
rr|irrsn il
• lie |itc k o f l b . n m r krt. .
I .o n r s t * , |irlcr
uf srason.
TfaStK^CIngham'
r.Oc a n d U.Vc t n i n e s . a x
lu. t t l d r . - f ^ u O p l a i d s
nm l r b r r k a , a ll brt» lil
p attern s
Exclusive Nelly lion P 'lrtu of Prench origin,
printed 'kotaetfeH," dainty tind soft novelty
ginghams, floral patterr 4, dimities and ba
tiste. ' Shiart trimmings, perfection in fit.
When garments o f regular $l.pO
and $1^3 values are offered at
the xpcclal
price of 89c live
thrifty nhopper will not permit
the opportunity to go by.
Plaid ' Organdy
A iin trll. of
rh o lre
ilr tl.iit
nod
Pd lors.
tth llr B ru u u |s
w ith
iln la l)
p u tteru a
Organdies
Percales
Dimiles
I'lg l., c o lo r s , In ip o rtrd b itlss
o r* n u d lr« .
Iirriu a n ral flu ls b , tJ
I n . t t Itlr
a n d f a m b r t r s , 3 tl l u r h r s ttld r. p la in c o l
o r.. fa n e)
p n lfre u a ,
n lll not fa d e
llrslra b lr dress
m a
te ria l, g o o d iin a litf,
ta rlrl) uf
.ilI r r s A
fa st
rotors.
1BI
lu.
ttld r
1’ rinrenn SlipN, Step-inn,
bloomers, Teddies.
Gowns,
fiv'-nr.
WEARWELL SHEETS
63—90
72—90
Pillow Gases
White 72—90 1.69
White 80—90 1.89
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■m ■, T tm trH R S A J ff'O n P HERALD, SANFORD, FL<flTO>.
m
i,
yiltlRSttAYt,
ft* v A V ■\ V *,
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• - iP n i
Prof.. John E.rHlrtm*. who bor.j btit con}plaln{s werv rnod» hr
• •
, licvqs the,human rsje is.(ipijnrr ir-rh" 1 th e. duiwr^.tl,iu
V.(,K! !
g flappers
’ sense of humor,
ought to uttend j ‘M».— Hetroil News.
When the smoking
,.
,
both rexes nrc sceh hending
our nntional
national political concon
lorvlinji f tf t" " !\one o f our’
PsytholocicaT ru, ,
tiring the dry wenilier,
volitions and llaten to the' snicker- j ovln^.^h^1’!! qhin\!<’,’ :',n'
woods during
*' .
would be.* well for the Tiro detmrt j ing when the platform ia road.— - Alumina mielit b-id ilii
r,«1ln«n «ift
iif I'ltistll
bin,III ' Milwaukee
•*( fKr niibo.. .Inti^mil.
.«.!.*•
» t__
*h^uii "
»lild
Joui'nnl,
ment to follow
nfter
them I'll”
prbmpf
could
have
*
,
,
,,
ri- • ■t*-,,-*1 (
ly.—’Salem News.
. /
1*-f'oi;t!. investigation
"
Motto -for umpires: Soft con The Fort Worth I(. J T * *
A \wnmn remained in the swim tainers for s o f t 'chlnks.-A-The Fort
ming pool ol a Chicago hotel for Wayne News-Sentinel.
You can tel! pretty well ,
Is wrong with our
- giro than fifty hours, hut this
An alarm clock bcxtNe the speak- ttvUIn industry, ,um.
ir,n’ l the easiest way to get rid of
h,af j
at a Chfcngo
mid *them
X-TV* ill*
cuaiiK v banquet *--**.*
*11*-** |(•** 1VSB# by Cll11v11 Ai11:j* \|j.,,
doing Uni dishes.— The Jliunilton -cr»
I when their time was exhausted, j clothes line.—Detroit N Vs.fcvfr
Spectator.
, -■)
ie Sanford Herald
■kll*h*«. c m r t t t m M B n w i t
'!'•*' l U i i r at Itaafor*. Florida.
Ill
M in U t a
t( *l ifl * ■: 1,''"n
' ■Contemporary C on im cjllf). . ,
An Epidemic O f G raft
A PROBLEM OF NERVES
A rr a it .
A t n time when the eyes o f the world nrc on Kansns
DR A DENTON HEItALD
City,
and the Republican convention is about to nomina'e
: ______
I_______
d in
m a ile r
ofcrr ST. 1 » I » , a t lh a F a - t a lf le e Herb Hoover to represent it in the jousts o f next November,
Dortohy Canfield Fisher, the wife today has, moro leisure than
1 M a C o rd . F lo rid a ,
u n d e r art a t
o f M arch X 1WT.
it may seem n bit out o f order to mention Houston or A! novelist, told tho graduating class lirr mother ever dreamed o f hnvBut believing, as w e do, that Democrats arc always of the University of Hannas tho *ing.
> L U N D I*. D S aT 1 _ „
E l l l a r Smith.
I O W A R U H N I I U ___H a n a a e r
A ll of this has. meant confusion.
more
interested
in Democrats even when they nrc out o f or other 'lay that one o f the chief
I L J O N B t J f a u c t a s R d llo r
We have woislcd much o f our Icis
der, wq take the liberty o f reproducing the following editor
problems o f modern America is a ur*'. Outl nerves
Rtti f . aUIlSClUITIOT* RATES
have become
ial from a recent issue o f the New Y ork Herald Tribune:
s O ne Y e a r ________________ _______ *TJM>
problem of nerves.
slightly frayed, Tho job that eo M o n ik a __________________
03JU)
Some five years ago this newspaper, a fter an
M on th * __________________f t . Til
Our nerves, sbo said, are only front* V-s now, as Mrs. Fisher say.i,
M r,.C a rr ie r p e r W e e k
*«.1B
investigation by a h igh ly intelligent reporter, pub
:i generation or two removed from is one of adjustment. Wu must
lished the facts concerning the collection o f g ra ft
i Q e n l d , H anford'a p ioneer n e rrrlenrii how to use our spare time.
those adjusted to solitude and si
i aukoeribee
to the
la le r n a •
from
the pushcart peddlers o f the East Side o f New
S t n i Serrtee, r e o r lv lm fro m
lence; yet r.olitude nrtd silence havp
su p e rio r
arm
o ra n n u a llo o
York. Following these revelations there was an
■ tr th ou sand H e t d i d ally r r v e r gone
from modern. life Icyond r:
abatement of the practice. But apparently it wan
Ihe
lead in g events o f the
rnll, and it is up to us to ndjust
w o r ld . T h e
L K . f . la n not fo r very long that the pushcart peddlers were
I f efttrlen t tn F lo rid a an d It'a
Mir nerves to the new conditions,
are a f h a a d lta a a tatr a n t i la
I —ondkecptfccmnwny. Boo Brand Insect Pow
relieved o f the necessity o f paying for the privi
tf we fail we shall nmko quite 1
■t equal.
BEE BRAND
der of Liquid killsFiios, Ams, Roaches, Poultry
lege o f occupying favored positions, or were per
hash
o
f
our
affair..
Lice, Moaqultoeo, Fleaa, Bed Bugs,and other In
i ' l l r r * 1(1 ta a m em ber o f the
Ponder
Liquid
mitted to do business at all without contributing to
Her generation, Mrs. Fisher said,
sects,Won’t spot orstain. Use powder on pbinui
B t t lr a r a f U lrealatln u a, a o
10c 25c 50c0 “ 5o
atiannl Aaaoedatloa
of F ab*
anio
on
the
scene
just
at
the
close
nml
petf.
tfrile
tr
for
FREE
imecl
booklet.
If
gra ftin g city employees. Charges brought by the
50c (t 91.CO SI.15
A d v e rtis e r*
sad A d re rft*dculc rcan't supply, wo will ship by parcel post at
3j£ta (.ipruyf,u*J JSc
of the pioneer period; and, she
League o f Citizen Peddlers indicate that the g r a ft '
A d r n la
w hich
re q u ire
eaeh
prices named. I-UCOPMICK K CO.,kili!m«T, Md.
laker m em ber t a au bm ll to a
continued:
epidemic,
already
known
to
infect—
or
to
Vnvo
in
.th o ro u gh
audit
of
a u b *c rlp lio u
‘We had iiiithcr the tools nor
itota t a o rd e r to ve rity a b a o ltflc lr
fected— street cleaning, sewer construction, school
:V « l l olalaio o f ctrv o U tlo u , mo w e ll a *
the knowledge to deni with the
- honest business ms I hods.
building, milk supply and the leasing o f water
wholly unexpected phenomenon ot
mains, has begun once more to flourish among the
evenings with nothing to do, stuh
L\
THURSDAY, JUNE 14.
men who have supervision o f the pushcart industry.
a our forefathers
had nevir
known, ami of long, empty Satur
Apparently the investigation into the Street
HU1LK VklUiE F o il TO D AY
day afternoon*, and Sunday willCleaning Department mid the court inquiry into
out two nr ihiec .strenuous church
the sewer graft in Queens must be supplemented by
. PROMOTION—Esult her, (wianrvicrjs. Our generation know n.t
an official effort to determine if tribute has been
dom) aofl ahe shall promote thou:
more what to do with the leisure
levied on the peripatetic merchants who enable the
sho shull bring thee to honour.
time offered u; by the new organpoor people of the city to live within their incomes.
Hu thin o f snibty than » Hotten
I- when thou dost embrace her.—
Prvr. 4 :8.
tot would I nown how t„ get tho
The M ayor will find it incumbent upon him to lake
good out uf a box. of in tint's mater
over still another houaecleaning job. Indeed, it may
PRAYER—Touch uh, 0 Lord,
ial.
be necessary to set up a permanent G raft Investi
"W e used thero golden,.priciT'si
to kuep knowledge and discrogating Bureau, i f the city employees, the large ma
, tion and thereby exult wisdom.
minted coin- of free hours just
jo rity o f whom crwo their places to (Me domnmVit
ihouL us intbhigently .uf the Hot
political organization, "are to lui L d-u I from filling
tentot would treat instruments ■>!’
K»s
their, pockets out o f those o f the people who depend
the higher lift and weie railed
f f Cfty* l a ^ V l i o ^ n r 1
W w lt^ HHco o t *
V er?"
upon their fa vo r fo r livelihoods.
without warning to lead and ocgnnize another."
The pushcart peddlers who complain that g ra ft
Humu’i habits of thought nod
‘ Floovor got the Pennsylvania dcling is going on in the Department, o f Public .Mar
Ida It :ilf h.irtf t<* r-hniig*'. We :!■••• I
JffiWbtioii. What tnoro could a man
kets declare that they have concrete evidence,
oi*m e-lsc-cthig*tt»<t*ioi jjld u:T\ s, V eT j
™ "Making Republican
nomination
which
they are-willing to place before 1lie A c tin g -■bivbi;- the bi-r quarter c nturj L
.wont.?
Commissioner, o f extortion "practiced by iifitty-ufL-u
unlit ton-* <tf life t-TT'. •• 11h«I r :une
lenirndous nltaration.-. Tin* - eientTicinls along Orchard S tr e e t/ 'which is the most
' Ha von't scon tlui “ pine medics"
t an*l the
imlii.ti i.di-t h ate1
profitable peddling district. They declare that per
■ resumed in the (Commercial yet.
■isoved
faster
tig’
ll tit,- i- ’ •*f u-.j
mits have been refused in default o f graft pay
' ■tVhnt’s tlic mutter if Hasn't Doc roriiey iiavi* fjjccii n- li"- t* * • l-ements, and that the best locations cannot be had
.••fared yet?
>n we wt I* aide tn u - • 1 - a,
without paying for them. Acting Commissioner
|iic nl-1 Iheorv •*f
hr! 11
, Al Smith’s daughter got mar
Neal says that his o lfiee is a!wa,\.i open to com
b.r there should lie a wealth/
plaints, but that is not .sufficient. !' i> bis hu.sines-.
lie *-la
at the top, pcupesRv,l ried the other dcy. Now tlie old
boy wiD try to wed himself to the
n*r nl- nty «*'
*t i- ’ in ;
r *-1
to investigate the complaints hintfiTf mid make a
ir
Soutiism delegations.
il fn-ni i’Muuy in the * - * d
complete report to the Mayor.- i he city admiiiisl ra
I".. 1hi.i rln . there v. 1!,*
.tion may have “ inherited” the graft * pidentic, but
The P«In» Beach Times writes
i--.il ira - *d w .il ci '*, n m v.-i d I
that does not relieve it o f the duty o! stampim ii
at iongth on “ Unjust Criticism"
•I t*
out.
Any criticism is unjust from the
W.-II1I
im
point o f view ol the criticized.
When we stop to recall licit New Yor! City i- in i).
state of New York, o f which .‘.I F mil it N govern r. a I lb
: Gooi'gti D. J.mdaey, editor of tin* :)*•. as governor, n not
ly p.t: ti'.'ipatmc i lbi_j ao
* Sarasota Iferuld, "A * we «it m out
1. 1..
tin
listed giiil'l. Iia- nl letni do.it n o t h i n g til pi'* . 1■10
T isefflee dictating it (an editorial)'
I
l
Wilt'll
VT
'
,
:uel;;lir>
V1
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At
oil
ii
e
a
prodm
:
i
<lie
PRESII D A IL Y
J*r«tty soft. Unorge, pretty soft.
Tunm m rn Mali <Y v. li • n Mat o i \\. 11oi
:t i a j |' j
frnni j o u t grocer /
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c't;
at •• i.n .! ■: * . **1111 \i q. n >*,.
Ruth Bryan Owen 1ms received u aril In jiln
,
i
? FT7ES /1/
>*»moru publicity in the out-of-state j p j. siili'llt u| i|n
< i:;:* ,
e *ii’c- iV
loaf
.'-in*, it v. <iidd bt o ld
ill.
I tl-ir l-r ’’*F
newspaper.* since her election tltuii, ijif'ji|fiu-»*s 111:t * iv
*■'>• "1 lt"l
It 1
IP !• .
AKtPP.ICXM PAUFjULS COMPANY
Joe Sears did all the while he w«> i »•
m .
a - mo >v , I-' under; wo , ; ioiit’
•3
jK-,,?t OongTeas.
hepe Jhat t h e, Ih u. mi !■- v t
r
tl'i^ r In jn Ft***
1( '
" V
A peculiar thins happened in and select a bet i f f iLiHi.
r' ■'M-t-tU-»4 «;iZ \ v .
«U Li.
■I aioii county where two men tad
We caimol beli w e 11i.t* t lie I )etno i l if ari>
- for th$ offieu af
county tn> cess I idly take to I he people o f : In* ■ ini:,: .
u<*l fir lr
nnossor, lioth
t iii*
, ot, T n nC“ 'Vin,r '‘X Kepnbii.an
ioi
® artly 1,4.17 tit*-.-*
..
. grail
,. ... and, emnipt.o.i.
,
______ ^ _______
loti sen mini.- n| leap l |)itm
*' ,t. i il b
. t.
hu man wiio hangs around the,*1’ ibeir .standard bvar.T. v. P
i >1111■111 i
that i 11 A I
' Itathing beaches usually counts I bt smirched So
himself un authority on figures.— I
Orlando Roi»ortor-.Stnr. Del y.,u
I li/ ;h S t r i f e 0 1 '
A ir
■.aver boo ont1of them Miss Figure? '
It is easier, now, to kill insects
- -
11
*
'*
h
1r.,!
Anywhere
/^V.TP
t
E s e z fw h E ; \
M ORTF: ;
'
and t / i
j»
- Wiw' * j
L eL - bt
**
to
riiiria . . . Chicago
Colorado Rockier;
P u rp o se ly Different
fro m a n y otherB read
Pacific N orth west
Alaska . . . Can;:
R|
1Cockles . . . ?’
:.s . . . l
W ealds o f W i: C” :
M in n w u a n n d : i.. * :- -.1
. . . Great LAkes t ' u M
. . . IT i 3 u l ■; n J * uf
Ontario,
«
m• •
i i
li■* *
» *
\t\
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l.i/W T 'U*
( /mice t }
DIXILS DAILY
TL-
Tjv. Jcdcsonvitle A C L . »
Ar. CI>«tr*nivoga N C 4k St L
Ar. St. Louii I. A N
Air. Cities go C b. L I
M ir
M »: ).>.
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1
v‘r’k *•
iuWL i
DlXlf: rLYCR
*4:45 p. nt.
12: i I p. tn.
6:56 a. in.
7t45 a. m.
on- rnn.-rtli’ni,fa'trrrt anil oilier in/orrnnlioM, itf-J-J■«
Y
our H
none
four
oine lull
ium I
or
1 Lnscuw r u , '.ivn
JLlEfCHTwf-f .JU«t* a Ltju ilc wmin.r.P.A,itNE.t
04 V. hiSon: '
*t| p
ifii
l\tu»kzm rsfe.
IW4»
H« **
ForIm IIi
JiAmwA, IVijA*
Hurry Thaw-, who wus not nlDitiing L|m* In it* lam. ’ It
K IpWed to loml from the Acquitania for a lot o f t-rili.'i.dn ■■ imWhen ft docked in England, is, «s Wo do not riTi r now i <i *..
tka Gaintvivillo Sun points oul,
mean simply tho c.virbi* mi
making n great "come back."
Tlio little word "at" is occupying
A protty big place in City affairs
tocontly. In tha meant ime neither
the roccivcr nor tho commissionars
know whepo they arc «t.
V------o-------Captain Carranza, the Mexican
indbcrgh, has arrived in Washigton. He did not make it in <t
n-»top flight, but he deserves
»ty o f creilit anyway.
b --------------- -o----------r r - -You can tell when they have
Iwen in the utatc only n few weeks.
.' Thoy call Miami "Miatny" and Kisainitnee ''K ! rs-o-uh*c."—T imes-Ui.
i, ion. Weil, jui.t exactly what is tlie
'■ correct pronunciation of “ Miami ?"
f Tho first landing field on record
'; ta tho onu where the Prince
tl
Wales landed during ids first
horseback Jofson.— Waycross Jour■nal-Hcrald Not necessarily tho
it, but certainly the most fre(uentJy usod.
;
---- :------ o----------One o f our readers came in tho
other dny and guve us hell about a
captain article that appeared in
Tho Herald. That’s the spirit. Don’t
tell your friend about your kicka;
tell ua. And if anything should
Appcn to plenty you, tel) us that
too; wo’re human.
3
j,
Florida haa orip editor— It. .1
Holly, Jr., o f the Rustic Ivike Re
gion—who ia or should be happy.
jjpHe hius 10 acres o f watermelons
; roady to eat. What a fine place
Euatli would be for u gathering of
‘ Florida editors, with hendfpinrters
near tho Holly watermelon pntch.
— S t Petersburg Independent.
W V '
-------- °-------. JYhy are Mabel Boll and Amelia
Earhart so rager to bo tho firat
wpmau to fly across the Atlantic,
Because they want the thrill o f
LtJM ying crowds, the adulation of
brainless morons who regard tb«
^tlight as something
almost
7# because ot th e' entertain
ments, the banquets, the mcdnls
rhlch will be tendered hv importhpeople, and crownco iieuJ.,*
Inly not because they are In
in the furtherance o f avia.A n d If they fall into tho A tk many other* have
will he too bad, but we
sympathy.
! I*-*. »i 11 ! lb
FI. r u i l * Min* it*
o f / ;u -i. !* ■r ( i d d i i,< VI It' i
I . t.’ - ,,t- ,in I- stih's iiti'ii . it
•,r> — ili.up • il i'»r I n p ■ i .
ties o f lift*. Tbcn* \v<n* an mm anliy la,-; i' i i l i n d n T n f [<i’< | d
boro at tho time, an I ov.n t. o f rv.dam,a n l ,, It**! v*
men la, hot dog htaml:1, and c:ilian*l s mad I l i e i t i m t i-f It.
It was froqu m tlj' stilled in some i f ) I im m u s t
sivo" o f our oil io.s, (hut a porson bad im t,-.■ for anything I f
than ii dollar ami that ;i fifl.v oonl pa o m a i|imrlor v.. -• a!
most unknown. It was not out oi i 110 ordinary .some o\a nil g
after ii movie for it man to drop into a lift I.* pi.u-t* w Ik i *• 1ln>.
was some music and possibly a few dam ing girls, in ,u d (r ,
limoatlo, and to roci’i w a bill for nino dollars ami m -vi nlv-'t;*
cents.
This condition. Iiowcm r, should not I'o In ld a .in.
Florida. It exists everywhere when the demand may Ingreater than the supply. W lteiv ymi find a <iiy eimay. d in
entertaining more people Ilian n ordinarily ueeoiiinm lal.you will find prit e ■hied). This i ; no more t rue of Florida eit iIlian it is o f middle wt deni eilies enjoying the fruits <n a
convention. This fa il v.e will al tempt to prove by the fol
lowing story v.hiih comes li’om Kansas City where the Kt
publican convention is now in session:
“ A newly arrived visitor went to his hotel last night 1**
settle down to a night o f well-earned rest. The room was
lint, so he sent for an electric fail. Tho fan wits brUGglit up
and he turned it on, anticipating a refreshing breeze. Tin
fan refused to work. Summoning the manager, the tired
visitor told him in no uncertain terms that Ids fan was a
failure. The manager looked at the fan and then faced his
guest with an expression o f scorn.
‘O f course it doesn't work,' he exclaimed, ‘you didn’ t
put a nickel in.'
“ To his amazement, tlie visitor realized that he had to
put a nickel in a slot to make the fan work and then it would
only run for fifteen minutes. If he wanted to keep cool dur
ing the whole night he would have to drop nickels four
times nn hour. The visitor then realized that oul her
where the tall corn grows, one learns something new everi
day."
i
i Mt't
A it* i
nil
u.
Ui j nl* r
i II*
: “ 4 >' i m
lid.
i-t
- t i «* 1 ict*
i uurt
u t
iln-
II
,i
day
1 11'lu
ii i« H
V.
V*
of
|ui
/
iui c l { in
1-,-V.
' ' “ 1“ » , - i M - u - l< 1 1 i b l ( > \ o u l
m * n l : uitr
Mi r
i olibory
m id
III
III
1 m r nt ' H i e
r il l d i n
V
111 t!. niln.iiii.iration ».f
*u it* t'luicd Staler— Ins
bid. of prnni|tnc3S rfn i'uforce0
oul o f the law,"
'1 liman) from nrcii
■>!)’ littlo word—often Involving your
it: m, and nil your loved ones. It is trvily
■tl;"c '■t the rvcr-prescnl uncertainty of humun
**u,l l - necessity of taking'all possible pie-
KCources
i.iii n .
,
till* ft to m** t rnretiul Coll -ol
' r .m 11. I'li ro in-.. tw-> llt^w.upal*lo runchmiuti'.:
f
Climes in tlnii country nri• ittcrtii.-iihg <>i,L of nil prnpnrtiop to
1lie increiv o in population.
Crimes tlml were
prevalent I
yi-ar,. ago in the sparsely settled I
I’arts of the country were gener
ally “clean’’ crimes, whilo those
row
prevuL'iit throughout all the
country nits atrucioua in their
iiifi'iigeiiient upon property, life
and womanhood.
Even in crime we are showing
sign.: of degeneracy. Whut ure
vve going to da ubout it?
hr.:, rim yr-u assure her a regular Income when
in widow I How can you protect the fului c of
How can you give your son his share of your
> ih-it it will he most helpful to him? How can you proI your insurance -hall give the ptolection that you plan?
i >ou in:ure your present property against loss in case of
reverses?
fit*;’ cl I here qur,
o * •! :s of a like nature are hard for you to answer, wo
i
• yeti in
- wiLi i- 'i liu_l officer, f or tlie greatest device yet made to off*IP”
■'*r 1
,rU:-t fcrvlce. Safe, flexible, human, practical and
• . J.qrolcf,!, ill
I-. <d tro t department fit* the nerds o f the indrv!," ,l ekat.
Get in : »*i vv !i our Lust Department and investigate this great, modem
n
!
v
TRUST DEPARTMENT,'
CLQICL
OOO
EVEN IN CRIME
Iy
Cures Chills and Fever, In
termittent, Remittent and Bilious
Fever due u* Malaria.
TAMl'A TIMES
la there any legitimate reason
%ky crimes have increased 1,200
per cent in the United Flutes in
tho last few years?
Is tlicro any good reason why
New York, \vith a population of
1about 7,000,000, tdiould have hud
.*i.'i7 homicides in the year 1920,
while Ixmdon— with about the
sumo population—should
have
had only C2?
Manifestly there is something
wrong In tlie administration of
our criminal code. It behooves
us to iind what it Is and apply
I I'
the reined) as" quickly ng possible..
Perhaps this item from Chicago
may throw a littlo light upon the
search: “ Jn Chicago, in JD2t*, 1(3,9Ifi charges
o f felony were
brought nml only 4,224 convic
tions wero liad." The records of
KNU-O-CORN rtnO«M tboiuanU* of
other places ure proportionately
old cot*,* «v*rjr J»zi »u»*lr, •*»ii/ ss»
as bud.
Vilthout u r pain.
_ .
Any Hank (a U>« United !><••*• *91
Manifestly the uncertainty of
STUBBORN CORNS
FALL OFF QUICK
conviction carries hope
to
you Il.tO If •ENU-O-tXNl/. d^e#
the pay
ot niDOto ><tnr towry corn or wlliHii.
Vo our (jl’AUAN'iLL_»t KND-o-t DUN a: tXa fciiiiwlpr
d r a a l i l * TD IIAV
I f U i l f u r a . n - t nruy
C A PIT A L
$ 1 0 0 ,0 0 0 .0 0
SURPLUS
$ 2 0 ,0 0 0 .0 0
A P F I L I A T E D W I T H THE A T L A N T I C NATIO N A L B A N K OF JACKSONVILLE
S
a n f o r d
. F
l o r i d a
�frfcc Telephone l4& MRS. FRED S. DAI GER, Society
m l Calendar
THbRSDAt
Royal Neighbors o f America
l meet at 7:30 o'clock at the Old
lllowa Hall over the Basket. All
>mbcrs a n asked to attend.
Regular meeting o f tho Col.
-eodorc Roosevelt Auxiliary No.
JuTs. W . V. will be held at
Ihsffer's Studio at 8 o'clock.
F E lD A Y
,_ughtera of Wesley Class of
First Methodist Church will
j social meeting at 8:00 o’clock
J the honie.of Mrs. R. B. Monroe
| c«lery Avenue.
L C, T. U. will hold regular
Etlng at 3:30 o’clock at the
_,ne of Mrs. T. E. Thomley,
lest First
Street and Holly
snue, _
M ONDAY
Executive Board of the Auxilof the Presbyterian Church
ill meet at 3:00 o’clock at thu
inch.
[Prayer Band o f the Auxiliary
the Presbyterian Church will
ft st 3:30 o’clock at the church.
Justness meeting o f the Auxilof the Presbyterian Church
ji be held at 4:00 o'clock at the
Ktufeh,'-
Irs. Roumillat Has
IParty For Her Club
Editor
Mrs. Boyle Hostess
To Her Bridge Club
Entertaining in her usual grac
ious manner, Mrs. Lloyd Boyle
was hostess at bridge, Wednes
day evening at her home in Edgewood. The guests were the mem
bers of tho Evening Bridge Club.
An abqpdance of roses, zin
nias and petunias was used with
artistic effect in decorating the
rooms where the tables had been
placed for the gumes.
Designs of old fashioned maid
ens marked the tallies used for
keeping scores for the interest
ing games of auction bridge, and
after the fifth round scores were
added and prizes awarded. Mrs.
Wallace Wright who held top
score was given silk hose, while
the men's high score prize, n box
of handkerchiefs, wi»s won by
James A. Pittman. Miss Marie
G^nc Gray of Laurens, S. C.,
the house guest of Mrs. Boyle and
Miss Norma Seward, the guest of
Mrs. Clyde Byrd, were presented
dainty handkerchiefs.
When the games had been con
cluded nnd the tables cleared the
hostess served refreshments con
sisting of chicken salad in tomato
baskets, potato chips, naltines,
toasted cheese sandwiches, iced
tea nnd sherbert.
Mrs. Boyle’s
guests
were
Judge and Mrs. Wallace Wright,
Mr. nnd Mrs. Clyde L. Byrd, Mr.
nnd Mrs. Braxton B. Baggett, Mr.
n|nd Mrs. James Allen Pittman,
Mrs. James L. Wells, Miss Norma
Seward, Mlss^Jarie Gene Gray
and G. W. Spencer.
- H l h c member* o f tho Fortnight
[Duplicate Bridge,Luncheon Club
b i 'hioatJ-plassantly entertained
fednesday as the guests of Mrs.
E. Roumillat at her home on
llmctto Avenue.
[Bowls o f
marigold,
zinnias,
MRS. W IGHT ENTERTAINS
umbago and
other
pretty
On Wednesday afternoon, Mrs.
[iring flowers wore used in dee
Hal
Wight entertained the mem
ding the rooms o f this attrucbers
of the Every Other Week
le home. The colors of amber
Bridge
Club nt her attractive
Id green were featured in every
now home in Drenmwold.
Zinnias in the various hues and
JIUld 1t> pOAJOf i S U M 110 3 1 ( 0 1 1 0 ' i
[bles centered with green and daisies were lavishly used in ideelbcr bowls filled with marigold orating the rooms where the card
Id the places o f jhe guests were tables had been spread.
hignated by novel combination
After an exceptionally interest
|scc cards and nut cups done in ing game of duplicate bridge had
yptiaq designs. A t one o’clock been played, scores were counted
[tasty threccoursc luncheon was nnd it wns found that Mrs. M. S.
[rvcci,
Wiggins nnd Mrs. Charles L, Britt
|The aftemon hours were quick- had scored the most points.
spent with the games of dupliA tempting salad course with
[te bridge and when scores had
en counted it was found that iced tea was served by the host
Je prizes, embroidered guest ess at the conclusion of the
[wets, had been won by Mrs. W. gnmes
The plnyers were Mrs. M. S.
"rhigpen and Mrs. Harry H.
Wiggins, Mrs. Walter S. Coleman.
ewis.
I Covers Wore laid for Mrs. Hurry Mrs. W. A. Fitts Jr., Mrs. Charles
1 Lewis, Mrs, W. J. Thigpen, L. Britt, Mrs. David Caldwell
[is. George D. Bishop, Mrs. Mrs. J. K. Urouse, Mrs. lirnxtun
eorge A Dc Cottcs, Mrs. Claude L. Perkins and Mrs. Wight.
lownrd, Mrs. W. Theodore t.ung|y, Mrs. Frank J. Gonzalez urn!
( LI U HAS DANCE
Its. A. J. Richardson
An exceptionally delightful soc
|t. Agries GulldHolds ial affair of this week was the
dance given Wednesday
Its Business Meeting script
evening by the members of the
No Puu Club, at the City Hall
Music whs furnished by the
I The regular business meeting of
[e St. Agnes Guild of Holy Cross “ Noctoiubulators" und was most
|)lscopM Church wns held Mon- enjoyable. This wns the first
|iy afternoon at the
Parish public appearance of this or
ause. Tho president, Mrs. Brax- chestra.
The chaperons for the evening
[n
Perkins, presided over tho
were Mrs. Luke Thompson, Mrs.
[feting which opened with the de- Thomas !,. O’Connor and Mr, and
ptional exercises.
Mrs. John Schitard. About DO
[Routine business was carried out cbunles were in attendance
Iter which reports were given by
Members of this club include
[c officers and committee chair- Jack Peters. Robert Mason, Rich
[fn. Plans were discussed for the ard Maxwell, Jack Hall, Pete
ork to he done during the sum- Schirard, John
Higgins, Jim
Robert
ler and it was decided that only Stoinoff, Robert Moye.
[e meeting a month would be belli Yanev, Jesse Neely, L. P. Haunn
iinng Jnly, August and Septem- Jr., James Higgins. Leonnrd Mil
[r; and Ihftt would be the com- ler. Fred Stanley, Clifford Russell
|ncd business and social meeting and Evans Spencer.
be held the second Monday of
eh month. It was also voted to
|"it the county home once each
leek.
] A letter was read from Mrs. E.
Morse, county welfare worker,
inking the Guild for the splen[d assistance given her b’y the
• (Continued from page 1.)
[embers during the past year. It victory while the others had only
[as also reported that the muter scattered support and were not
[is hod' been bought for the cu - being considered seriously
by
[ins for the sacristy to. be made Hoover leaders, who control the
the Guild.
convention.
Mrs. Mi Minarik was appointed
The New York delegation it
chairman o f the visiting corn- self, killed four booms when lit
[ittee; Mrs. Raymond C, Phillips rejected a resolution, by an over
[•» named as hospitality chair- whelming vote, that would have
p»n; Mrs. Clarke Leonardy, chair* pledged the stnle to a "native
•a of the flower committee and son." This action automatically
pc*. Grover C. Cochran, custod elided the hopes of Ogden Mills,
of lin«n>.
Theodore Roosevelt, Alanson B.
The next meeting of the Guild Houghton nnd Hatnillon rishj
[Hi bo held the fourth Monday of all New Yorkers. Only an ex
J* month at which time Mrs. pressed command from Hoover,
[olland L. Dean and Mrs. Morti- himself, it was saidi could re
tr Glover wilt be hostesses.
vive any New Yorker’s boom.
Members attending this meeting
Similarly an expression from
ftre Mrs. Braxton L. Perkins. Hoever could carry the nomination
Pr*- M. Minarik, Mrs. Heyward to Senator Arthur Capper or
'■liter, M f«. Wurt W. Warner, former Governor Henry Allen,
tr*. Grover C. Cochran, Miss For. of Kansas, both of whom arc
I1* Reba Munson, Mrs. Sandy An- "dry'' and strong among the
♦rtop, Mrp. Arthur Brannon an l farmeKs. The
Hoover
leaders
ft*. Lewis S. Leach of Cochran, m anwhile were sounding
out
sentiment on Fcss, Dencen and
Dawes.
..
.
..
The names of the nominee maV
kThe regular meeting of the '*V.
■T, U. wllj bo held Friday after- not be known for another day|
*n at 3:30 o'clock at the home This morning it appeared to be
P Mrs. T. E. Thornlcy, rorner F oil or Deneen but the final
'■•t First Stteet and Holly Ave- word will he said by Herbert
instead of the Methodist Hoover after his nomination for
| hurch annex as previously an- tho Presidency. ._______
pounced.
The candidates who boasted thut
The many friends of Mrs. A. he om;e split rail* has been suc
I • Williams will regret to learn ceeded by the political pin-head
[hat she la ill nt her home on Oak who Is a shark at splitting hairs.
—Philadelphia Inquirer.
. .. .
Avenue.
RUNNINGMATE
OF HOOVER TO
BE FROM WEST
Residence Tel. 37
P erso n a ls
Miss Clara Bray, who has been
the house guest of Miss Jgiinitn
Smith for the past, week leaves
Friday for her home in Orlando.
-—
Mrs. James E. King of Salis
bury, N. C. is visiting here ut the
home of Mr. and Mrs. A. D.
Zachary on Magnolia Avenue,
Mrs. A. W. Epps and children
returned home Wednesday nfternoon from Jefferson, Ga., where
they have been visiting relatives
for the past few weeks.
Mrs.Lionel Monroe and children
have returned home from Pnlatku
where they have been « pending
several weeks with Mrs. Monroe's
mother.
Rev. Mortimer Glover, Miss
Margaret Edwards, Mrs. Amelia
Noble and William Morrison left
Tuesday for Camp Mann where
they will spend a fortnight. While
away they will attend the Young
Peoples Service Leugue Conven
tion at Miami.
Mrs. R;illand L. Dean .left
Thursday tf/ p p y w /«r- Atlanta
Ga. where *Tie VtTl'SJ>0hiT"tReweel!•
end with her brother und sister
Cupt, and Mrs. Albert G. Wing
at Fort McPherson. She will be
accompanied home by her mother
Mrs John Oliver who ia recupera
ting from n recent illness.
t
MKBTINO
HOME, Juno 11— (IN S )— Tho
congregation of extraordinary ec*
cli'sinsticnl affairs of the Vatican
held a secret session today to con
sider the Mexican religious situa
tion.
STATE PUSHES CASE
WINSTON SALEM, N. t’., June
—(IN S )—The prosecution contin
ued today to build up its case
against Herbert E. Hull, 32, and
Laura Grace Hail, 21, cbnrgcd
with fatnlly poisoning their eight
year old dnughtcr, Hazel Cathlecn.
on May 0,
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made by thr applied front. I his (rock
nisy he made of flannel, linen, rayon
or lincn-linished cotton, with contrast
ing shades used for the Iriimningbands.
...
, ,
'llie scalloped skirl tiers of the
model at the right are an attractive
decorative feature which is very
modish. Softness is attained at the
low waistline by the use of shirring.
For Summer afternoons this frock >1
fresh and dainty in figured eelanese
voile or cripe de Chine.
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(Continued from page 1.)
praised since Lincoln.'
1 It promised further tax reduc
tion and lauded the financial ac
complishments of the administra
tion, particularly economy nnd
debt reduction.
It urged upward revision to meet
world competition.
It opposed debt cancellation.
It endorsed Secretary o f State
Kellogg’s multi-lateral treaty -~i
outlaw war.
It pledged regulnr publicity to
campaign funds as a means to
curt) excessive expenditures in clectians.
It promised adequate relief for
disabled veterans.
It denounced dishonesty
in
government nnd deplored the fact
that certain citizens of both part
ies have trafficked in national in
terests for private gain.
It promised to round- out the
navy.to u 5-5*3 of the Washington
Conference.
It urged greater participation
by women in politics. '
It renewed the recommendation
for enactment of antl-lynching
legislation.
It criticized the abuse “ in some
instances" of injunctions in labor
disputes.
It opposed joining the League of
Nations.
^ The furm plnnk«.whic]i Senator
liornh of Idaho characterized ns
offrlng the farmers no more in the
way of relief than tho 1924 plat
form, caurrd a group of 15 South
ern and Western members of the
committee to submit a minorityreport embracing tjie principles of
the equalization fee In the McNary-HaUgen Rill.
This is the farm Tcllef plank.
“ We promise every assistance ih
the reorganization of the market
ing system on sounder and njorr
economical lines, and where diver
sification is needed, government
financial assistance during the
period of transition.
"Tho Republican Party pledges
Itself to the enactment o f legisla
tion creating n federal farm board
clothed with the furm marketing
system or farmer owned nnd con
trolled stabilization corporations
or associations to prevent und con
trol surpluses through orderly dis
tribution.
“ We favor nnequate tariff pro
tection to such of our ngriculturnl
products ns are affected by foreign
competition.
"W e favor, without putting the
government into business, the es
tablishment of a federal system of
organization for cooperative and
orderly marketing of farm pro
ducts.
"N ever has the soundness of
Republican policies
been more
amply demonstrated than during
the lust five years under tho
leadership of President Coolitlge."
“ The record of thu United
States Treasury under Secretary
Mellon stands unrivalled and un
surpassed."
“ We pledge our party to such
further reduction of the tux bur
den ns the condition of the Treas
ury may from time to time per
mit."
“ A protective tariff is ns vital
to American agriculluro ns it is
td American munufucturing."
“ The Republican Party main
tains the traditional American
policy o f non-interference in the
political nffuirs of other nations."
“ We fnvor, without putting the
government into business, the es
tablishment of a federal system
t)f organization, for cooperative
nnd orderly marketing o f ..farm
producta.” ■ ■
?• • •
“ The Republican Party pledges
itself to the development and en
actment o f measures which will
place the agricultural Interests
of America on a basis of econo
mic equality with other Industry
to insure its prosperity nnd suc
cess."
"The Party Is anxious, hopeful,
and willing to assist In any feas
ible plan for the estabillzation of
tho coal mining industry."
“ We believe that injunctions in
labor disputes have in some in
stances been abused and given
rise to a serious question for leg
islation."
“ The Republican Party stands
fot the American built, American
owned, nnd American operated
merchant marine."
“ The Micsissippl Valley flood
in which 700,000 o f oUr fellow
citizens were placed In peril of
life, and which destroyed hun
dreds of millons o f dollars worth
of property, was met with ener
getic uction by the Republican
administration.”
"W e favor the continued de
velopment o f Inland and intracnastal waterways as an essentiul part of our transportation
system."
“ The Republican Party pledges
itself ond its nominees to the ob
servance and vigorous enforce
ment of this provision (Eighteenth
Amendment to the Constitution.")
"The improper use of money in
governmental and political affuirs is u great national evil."
“ There is n real need In the
country today to combal the_JL‘ndency that is nil too common to
turn to the federal government as
the easiest nnd least burdensome
method of lightening their (The
State's, own responsibilities."
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E SS E N TIALLY CHIC
Printed and plain sillj crepe de
Chine arc skilfully combined in the
development of this model.
The
Mouse is smartly stitched with a land
of silk in plain color, but there is
also provided, to be worn with it, s
scarf which may t>c attached at the
lelt shoulder seam and slipped under
the applied band. The plaited skirt
is attached to a long-wanted bodice.
Medium sire requires I ) { yards 39inch figured and 2JI yards plain malcfial. w ith _iji yards j) 6-inch_ lining
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MILANE..
Today OnlyTwo
MI LAN E
1 .# r. .
tJ|
then inatruetod Sena tot* Smtmt to tion for • t l L . ...
pWptetf. The' pTAttk dtoiltfffr with minute for thfs," said »
agriculture was only perfunctor
There were crlts of
ily applauded, (IcapUUi UA...nianil* 'fhstff HnTlIoort .The del
feeturfe by the Hoover forces, and
ita Coolidgesquo pattern. • Thehe getting Impatient and
■~ *
whs prolonged applause, however. lunch time. *fl' would. re .
(Continued from page 1.)
, Smoot finally finished at 11:30. delegates," said, Moses, **t
the rescue.
having taken nearly an hour and Republican Party is the p
There appeared to be a good a half. The minority report Ini* liberty and free speech."
•Then before there could b«
deal ot conferring and huddling mediately icame forward ih the
thing further said. More*
person
o
f
"young"
Senator
Bob
over the vice presidential situa
through the Senate forma
tion in progress on the floor as Lafollettc. There was applause and there is no objection,-and
here
arid
there
a
slight
"hiss"
for
Smoot continued his dry intona
has none, it is so order)
tion of the party Bible. Here the scion of tho man who so scourg
He banged his gt**e!
ed
the
party
In
h!s
day,
and
who
and there were observed scouts
the
Illinoisan In posaei
and lieutenants
working In be fodr years ago bolted the party. the platform before the dll
Young,
good
looking
and
a
cur
half o f various candidates, and
delegates could make It i ‘
this contributed to the confhMon iosity to most o f tho delegates who jectione heard, I f any. 8s
had
never
seen
him,
young
Bob
<fn the floor.
the Corn Belt coul4 not t
The New Hampshire friends held ’em from the start. Ho was farm plank in the plat
in
good
voice,
and
as
he
"steamed
o f Chairman Moses were active
cause " it is silept o nttia! __
in his behalf, and reports drifted up" he had almost perfect order. control of surpluses.”
. ‘ V-t
It
was
a
fundamental
concept
of
Into the *press stands that "(he
"The'm inority report Is.
democracy,
he
begad,
that
the
Moses candidacy is on the upHse."
dorsement o f the Republf
The Connecticut' friends of John minority should have the riftbt to jority In thfc House and
present
its
views
in
a
public
fo
r
Q. Tilson were delng some buttodhe added. Smith’s voice
holing, too.’ It was hardly three um such as this convention'should carry to the far reaches o f the 1
be.
It
was
an
Inalienable
right
minutes before Smoot’s voice got
and Moses again bad to
too low again, and the cry of that could not be takon away.
his gav^l repeatedly to
He
spoke
of
the
progressive
"lohdef" came ptltilnntly from
der.
principles of his state and wltb
tho floor.
*
Moses again came to his col arms outftung, he reminded ,the
AGENTS~SE1ZK LUGGAC
league's aid. "The chair," he said, convention that “ since 1908 <we
“ i8 reluctant to dse hsrsH meas have submitted the progressive
NEW YORK, June 14^-<i
ures, but ho will say he will turn platform o f Wisconsin to this con —Custom officials swoop
loose the vast army of senrgant- vention. And Ih the past it has on a room at the Waldorf. <
nt-nrms to keep order If the been met with ridicule and jeers early today seized the lup
delegates themselves are unable and opposition. And yet, my Mrs. C. J. Patton, of Seat
friends, I would remind you that seizure was made after Mr*,
to do so."
There was little applanding, during those years 35 of those ton had passed •the customs
oven while the tall Sonr.te lender principles have been fought out os she loft the liner Ho
was extolling the record o f the on the floors o f Congress nnd en aboard; which sho had juntas
,i
Coolidgo administratifin. Perhaps acted into law.”
from Paris.
.. .
And with that introduction, he
it wa« btyvuJ/^. t V v couldn't hear.
• ' MERGER REPO RTED ‘ '
Cortnlnl^JtwiiV m Aril’ reift^of tho begged to submit" his /mority
hall were not getting it, and report, which was, In general, a
NEW YORK, Juno l * ^ - (
neither were those in the boxes replica of his father’s platform o f
nnd galleries hi either wing of 1024 when ho rad independently. — Merger o f the Studebaker ( r_^a
the building. From these sections Tho chief planks were devoted to with the Pierce-Arrow MoMr Ca*
ct.me nn insistent buzz of conver praise of the McNnry-Haugen toirpahy, if' iffected, will hu
Bill and to a proposal for popular coniplished through an kie
sation.
In the midr-t of the other'coti- referendum on thc^VoTstead Act. brsTDck, it' w a i'lta fe d In T i
Near tho close ot his.remarks Itative quarters here today,
Tusidn, a huge box of flower*,
four feet long nnd two feet wide, on tho agriculture question,' tnc a consolidation would result in
were brought In on the floor and Senatorial baby described how tfio 5181,000,000 corporation. .
deposited in front of Mabel Walk McNary-Hnugcn Bill had passed
P LAN HOP O FF
er Willie Brandt, who hud a prom by both houses of Congress by
inent ftifnt rt>w sent with the Cal substantial majorities, but "not
TRESPASSY N. F „ JUtte
ifornia delegation close to the withstanding his fact, the act
— H N S )—Miss Xmellla Ear
platform from which Smoot wns wns vetoed by tho President."
A t this there came from the Wilmer Stultx and Lou Ootdon
speaking. It
blocked
three
floor uproarious applause, not for nounccd today that they exp4
fourths of the aisle.
For the ’steertth time, Senator "Bob" but in approval o f that to hop o ff for New England sh
Moses was fotred to suspend the veto. It was led In all cases by ly In their Iri-motoped K 6‘
,
proceedings whilo he tried to ob the Hoover people. A near bit of monoplane Friendship. ...
tain order, However, there wns rnzzing. "Ladies nnd gentleman,"
STOCK SALE^
no denying that n lot of the con retorted the young Senator when
NEW YORK, June 14.-^(JN
fusion was due to the Inability he coiild again be Heart!, "may I —Stock sales un the floor o f I
of even those close to the speak say that it Is so unusual, fo r a New York Stock Exchange
er's stand to hrnr tho husky representative of Wisconsin to be tailed 3,022,800 shares’, bonds *1
voice of the Utnh Senator.
applauded in a Republican Notion 033,000.
A grey-bearded Oregon dele al Convention thut I thank you
gate who was sitting within 20 from tpe bottom o f my heart."
8f)C IBTY TIRES FLY Ell
feet of the platform from which
WASHINGTON,
June 1
Then Earl Smith, presitjedt »ol’
Smoot spoke, complained
he the Illinois Agricultural Associa (IN S )—Captain Emilio Carr*
couldn’t hear, nlid denum led that tion, wns recognized to move
Mexican flyer, who made
the convention he suspended “ un sub-farm plnnk for thut read f>y stop hop from Mexicp Cf‘
more fi _
til there i# complete silence.”
Smoot und agreed upon by tho Washington is
Moses chased u couple of pho majority. "The chair is going to from social activities, than. Yro1
tographers from the floor, nnd nsk tho indulgence of the conven Hying, he admitted today.
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>IX TH ROUND-TO National C lou t 74 Hits RULING PLEASES Another Fight Between
Long Tour Ini
LATZO ON A FOUL In Yesterday*s Contests NEW YORK PUGS Gene A n d Jack In Fall
Scranton Miner Had Adver
Gotham Athletic Commission
sary On Verae O f Knock
NEW YORK, June 111.— (!N S ) games pn the road.
Hv Permitting Leo Lomski,
out When Iflow rielmv The Hits arc rattling o f thu bats of
Walker Fight Clears Track
Del Bissoncttc enjoyed a perfect
Belt Lays Him On Canvass
For Other Out-Class Goes
National League sluggers with day nt bat with fodr hits, in
N E W YO RK, Juno'14.— (IN S )
— Whether Leo Lomski will remain
in the spot selected for him an on
opponent for Mickey Walker here
next month now* depends on what
attitudo the New York Boxing
Commission w ill'ta k e on hla foul
ing o f I'etc Latxo last night at
- Ebbcls Field and the middleweight
champion's willingness, if so or
dered, to aeccpt os a substitute
fo r Lomski, the mnn who deprived
him o f the wcltorwcight title two
years ago.
A Bhort nhd furious encounter
between Lomski and Lntzo ended
with the Scranton delegate on the
floor grovcPIng in pain from the
effects of a heavy right delivered
to the groin and Rofcrreo Louis
Magnolia disqualifying the Aber
deen Assassin for the illegal punrh
The men were battling savagely
in the sixth round wheh the end
. came nftor Lntzo hail battered the
westerner from pillar to post in
n series o f wild exchanges that
brought out the primitive fighting
lust in both and stripped them
down to the raw,
Lomski, who hud been unable t>
solve Latxo's crouching' nrtd short
feinting offensives had been guilty
o f hitting low several times and in
the fifth round had rammed Pe'c
with a subterranean right that a!
most upset the Scranton miner. A t
the end o f the round Lntzo's man
ager Jimmy Johnston, wbh ejected
frt>m a neutral comer by the refer
ee when ho attempted to make a
protest.
Lomski did not win a round, al
though he held LuLzo oven in tin
second and fourth.
machine gun rapidity and the
offerings of pitching stars arc
being pelted to all comers of the
lot as tho pennant race waxes
hotter daily.
Pittsburgh,
St.
Louis, Brooklyn and New York,
the four tennis which won yester
day, slummed out 74 hits and
scored 47 runs.
Pittsburgh collected 26 Idnglcs
swamping the Phillies 16 to 4.
Pitcher Ray Kromon made four
hits anil held the Phils to .five.
Cincinnati’s lead over St. Louis
wns cut to less than i^nc game
when the Reds took a 10 to 1 lac
ing from tho Giants while
the
Cnrdinuls bent Boston. Tho Giants
scored six runs on seven hits in
the second inning when they knyood Pete Donohue, und stole Cin
cinnati’s thunder by making four
double plays.
.
^
Jim Bottonilcy walloped two
homers and led the Cardinals to
a 9 to 0 victory over the Braves,
for their tenth triumph in 13
eluding a homer, as Brooklyn
plastered the Cubs 13 to 1. It
was the Robins first victory over
Chicngo this season.
Buster Lou Gehrig
of the
Yankees almost set a record by
clouting hi» Mill and 16th hom
ers nnd two triples, h total of 14
bases, in four times at bat. Babe
Ruth collected homer no 23 nnd
tho Yanks ended their alleged
slump by smothering the White
Sox, 15 to 7. Combs nnd Collins
also hit four baggers.
With Sam Jones on the mound,
the Washington Senntors contin
ued their winning streak by nos
ing out Clcvclnnd 3 to 2, on
Reevo's triple in the ninth. The
Nats grabbed fifth place from
Detroit,
The Tigers lost to the Athlet
ics, 3 'to 2.‘ A single by Fox
broke up a mound duel between
Ownie Carroll nnd Howard Ehmke.
Ed Morris pitched the Red Sox
to a 5 to 2 win over the Browns.
IIY DAVIS J. W ALSH
International Ncwa Service
Sports Editor
NEW YORK, June 12.— Local
die-hards, who somehow, can’t
get the notion out or their heads
that Miss Taylor’s husband iH a
prize fighter, were up and alive
ognin today with the story that
cither Toronto nr Montreal will
see Jack Dempsey in a revival of
“ the kid’s last fight"-with approp
riate gestures, into in September
c.f this year. Tex Rickard will he
the promoter, they say, and of
course, brother Tunney. the uplifter <>f humanity, is to he in
there spreading the gospel of
clean living and Dempsey nil over
the canvas.
It sci-ms useless for Rickard
to affirm and re--nffirm that
Demjc ey has retired, for Demp
sey to admit and even insist upon
it himself and fpr brother Tunney
to announce that he is o ff for a
tour c f the world directly aftor
the Heeney business.
Tho die-hards— and their num
ber is becoming greater as time
goes on—simply act very superior
and think up a new Dempsey ru
mor.
This on? today, however, ap
pears to have considerably more
solidarity than the usuul back
stairs stuff. It is supported, In
fact, rather gunrdediy, by one of
Rickard’s associates, who was enu*
tious enough, however, not to com
mit himself on anything definite.
And the understanding is that
Rickard has a conference last
night wilit n representative o f the
National
Boxing
Association,
which has control of the Canadian
territory.
LONDON, June 11.— (IN S )—
The diplomatic corps tn Peking
has sent n note to tho Nanking
Government
protesting against
tho seizure nnd disarming of
Northern troops that had been
doing police duty in Fcking, said
a dispatch from thnt city to the
Times toduy. The foreign diplo
mats charged breach o f faith, as
tho Southerners had’ promised not
to molest the rear guard of the
retiring Northerners.
A small detachment o f North
ern soldiers had remained in
Peking to niaintnin order until
the Shansi (Nationalist) forces
occupied the city. "Upon the de
parture o f the Northerners for
Manchuria they were surrounded
and disarmed by the Nntionnl
ists o f Gen. Han Chi Fu’s com
mand. A fte r tho diplomats had
protested to Gen. Han he ex
pressed regret saying the orders
had originally come from Gen
Fen Yuh Hsiang. It wns then
that the protest wns made to Nan
king.
F L IN T , Mich., j unt
British motor ex| editj
left Peking last summer
Buick cars, with Umlon u
tination, is now <,n the
its long journey, m-coriling
’ cccivcd from the Irani
have traversed jungle m,
mountain, and are nmV
speeding toward the
comparatively fine r ,,i7
them.
When the expid'iii ri L
London, it will have travel
third o f the distune
globe. The trip h;u L,,
ryi£,sVn]y
,,k' neat >
coYcmT liut .for tit! faj
countered along the \uv
snow, anil sandstorms hitf
cited the expedition,
laying its [itogre* q but rtn
ing it buck.
A recent article in the
Times, from that m*u | ^
ut correrpoiidi a:, •\ i,, |
pericnccs of Major M,(aj
Ms companions in
breaking journey. Throng
Iiulo-Chinu, a part oi sia
the Malay Penin'mla, atq
India, Baluchistan, m .1 jv,
tlie stiCfust part of n.,.
many casco the "i
track, with rain and
g'rnvntc tho <Tifficulti,
ing it.
Despite the hemy
Ruicks perfoums! n-iMv.
to Die 'rimes. The i u j
now somewhere be' a • i i
nople nnd its dentil u!j ui, t)
cr and harder port: ti ,,f
behind it, ami tluv.jotmif
b.as no cuuntcipnrl m p
of mptoring, ulmoM :it nn
N E W YORK, June 11.— (IN S )
— Now that the New York State
Athletic Commission has let down
the bars by permitting Mickey
Walker to box Leo Lomski here
without risking his middleweight
title, the
way apparently is
cleared for other champions to
go out of their classes fo r local
appearances.
There has been a hard and fast
rule in force for several years
compelling title holders to defend
their championships every time
they showed in New York nnd for
that renson many of them have
voluntarily
relinquished
their
crowns rather than stay out of
tho pasture where the big purses
grow.
There are signs now, that oc
casional exceptions will be made
New California Law
to permit
“ naturals"
between
city.
Chicago
Relic
House
Hits QuickMarriages
champions and men a few pounds
The purchaser, who acquired the
heavier.
W ill Be Demolished ground from the estate o f the
SACRAM ENTO, CAL., June 11
Ill the case of Walker nnd Loinlate Henry Sehoellkopf ,is report
(IN S )— A California maid, once
ski tho commission took into con
CHICAGO, June 14.— (IN S )—
sideration that the latter was a “ Relic House,’’ one o f the few ed to have drawn up plans for :i she's selected her man, won’t tic
new building, and razi/ig o f tin* kept waiting cjther at heme or (Jin
victim of unfortunate
circum
West Palm Bench 3; Orlando -I.
stances when it. became neccssai# remaining .north side landmarks structure is expected in the near' itTurch, it Is -shown'tfy
St. Petersburg 7, Sanford 2.
for the boxing moguls to cancel of Chicago, soon will mako way future.
Miami Ij Daytona Bench 3/
..marriage analysis made public by
Jus
match with Tommy Lmighmn, for a modem development, it is
AM ERICAN LEAGUE *
What will become of the hun L. E. Ross, chief o f the State Bur
Lomski had been in training for believed, us result of tho pur
eau of Vital Statistics.
\
New York 8; Chicago (1.
dreds o f relics gathered in the
some time nnd though he has
W illi the new three-day liesita
chase of tit? ground on which the old house i* not known.
Washington 7; Cleveland 8.
been promised the winner o f the
tion marriage law in effect during
Philadelphia 12; Detroit 6.
building stands, by u commercial
The Ccleryfedn seem to bo whol
the last five months o f the year
Boston 8; St. Louis tl (10 innings). Loughrnn-Slnttcry fight, u long house.
ANTI-REDS GET CONTROL
wait
looms
up
in
front
of
him
be
romance
went into an eclipse in
ly outclassed by the intrepid hall
N A TIO N AkLl.HAGUE
Since the Chicngo fire,
lit"
r
fore he gets another shot at the
all but 12 of California’s counties
team of St. Petersburg. Bingham, Cincinnati 5;\* New York
11 (10
• title,
PEAKING , June II . — ( I N S )— during 11*27, according to ltoss.
'house, .-constniciotl"mainly from
shortstop for the S aln t^_w ajy^o nings).
th e/‘ashes’’ ■^of t,lu/^ blaze, , bus The nritl-Comniiimst
faction of
In
fixing
up
n
match
for
fami!
YTlu? "girls either hopped to Reno
star player o f ynsut-llaj Jbvjfttmr Chicago 2; Brooklyn 7.
s'ood at the torner or Clark the Nationalist Military Party is or other out-of-state marriage liaskr;—Dig
■Trimmixsinii
provided
nn
with his two-base ■Mia and tho St. l/ouis 11; Boston 8.
opportunity for Walker to bo fo r - ! fit reel and Lincoln Park, west.
three
in control of the Peking area for vens and thereby avoided threi
third straight to the credit of St. Pittsburgh 3; Philadelphia I.
Souvenirs
o
f
the
World’s
Fair
given
for
his
ill
advised
and
self
j
the
time
being.
Gen.
I’ai
Chung
.day*
«‘f
sober
contemplation,
as
in
Petersburg r.t the expense of San
A M Elt 1CA N ASSOCIATM>N
.
. «
.
.
' Itended
jiin lint
Iii*
11n
Met**
vi*
l*fit*
imposed exile from local rings. of 181)3 were added to tho struc _ *
by 4the
new 11*
law,
or 4they
ford, and ended with the Saints
Hsi,
an
anti-reil
leader,
who
oc
Minneapolis 1; Columbus 3.
Louglirnn probably will now be ] ture, and it became one o f the
called o ff, nil iiets ami gave their
on top of a 7-2 score. Score:
Milwaukee 1; Indianapolis <).
permitted
to make an occasional, show sights o f the “ old Chicago.” cupied the old imperial palace in Romeos the gate, the stale expert
St. Petersburg
„
ENGIt.H INC
Die forbidden city, is moving .re
St. Puul 3: Toledo 10.
excursion into the lealm of the I For years it was used by ,ils
declared.
Ill) r h l>« a e Kaunas City at I/iuisville, rain.
inforcements
into
this
district.
D i a m o n d M oun
heavyweights whe n hr fulfills his • ouner, Henry Sehoellkopf, ns u, When Pal entered the inner city
The marriage total for the year
. 5 ■» 1 1 l 1)
Kirkwood, rf
I N TER N AT 10 N A L I, E A G U K
German
beer
garden,
nnd
like
Jowclers-( liilomi'lriit
present
title
engagements.
slumped
to
63,137,
os
compared
on Ttie-vlay he was accompanied
1 1 (i « 6 7
Welch, 2b
Wolch Repairing
collected by a bodyguard o f 2,fu)t) picked with 5(1,11(54 during the preceding
Walker must meet Lomski, at many other gardens,
. 5 2 4 1 II o Rochester 1-6; Jersey City 0-3.
Brown, cf
relics
of
the
earlier
life
of
the
•i
Montreal
7;
Ncwnrk
3.
12
months.
troops
from
the
Hunan
army.
the
middleweight
limit
of
Hit)
McHenry, If
5
3 3 U 0
pounds, although bis opponent
5 li 2 ■i 5 0 Toronto I; Baltimore PiBingham, SB
will be heavier. I.oughrau offer*
Colil), c 4 0 1 3 0 0 Buffalo 10; Reading 0.
SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION
to make 175 pounds for heavy
ORLANDO, Juno 14.— Coming Stuart, lb ...
4 0 [ 15 (1 0
«>
Memphis
8; Atlanta I.
weight mat? he* hero and nt that
. *i 0 1
(1
from behind with a three-run Doyle, 3b
weight should di feat many bigger
3 () 0 (l 3 0 Nashville 5; Mobile 8.
rally in the eighth inning, Orlan Hawkins, P •
men. Lomski is back in training
Little Rod: 2; Birmingham ;
do's Colts nosed out West Palm
at Orangeburgh f r bis
buttle
Totals
38 7 13 27 Hi (1 (called end Nth, we* grounds).
Beach, 4 to 3, In the odd game of
with Pete l.utzo next Wednesday
Chattanooga 3; New Orb-atis 7.
l">
ab
tho series at Tinker Field yester
Sanford
night in BrooMylu.[lids is a '‘nat
SOUTH A T LA N TIC LEAGUE
day and remained in the running McConnell, 21.
ural'' between two sturdy war
'inartpnburg 3, Asheville 10.
fo r top honors in. the first linlf Frisbie, ss
riors who can bit, are aggressive
tl Churlotto 7; Mur on ti.
or the Florida State League cam xKeil b
JT2_
ami ran “ take it."
Greenville 2; Knoxvilli 3.
paign. It was an oidfnshioned, Howell, rf
Columbia 3; Ai gusto 5,
argumentative contest with freak Bnrue1', 1i>
SOUTHEASTERN LEAGUE
olays, wrangling *md wkai-not Wade, cf
fished up for the faithful few Wallace, ill*
Jacksonville 4; Albany 1.
Leek. If
Selnui 6; Columbus It.
3 H 1 2 1 0 i ’ensacolu 7: Montgomery 5.
Ernie Burke, manager o r the Park? v
d n o
3 u U 1 2 0 Tampn-Snvummh no game; players
Sheriffs, was ejected from Die Ilyinei, p ..
------------- - -game and park in the last or the
in ou rt.
Totals
311 2 3 27 15 2
eighth when 10 protested too
D AYTO NA BEACH. June 11.
Wsr
vocifertjudv over a <nlied ball on
xltattid for Frisbie in ninth.
Claude Marvin, iiuwly acquired
Vinu, i f f f Cireni fi llowed him in St I’etersbur•;
.“.nil inn 201— 7
i Islander nmundsnmn, In-Id Miami
.■f
the ninth on cbar;
of talk in" Sanford
Hit) OIIMIUO—2
to four scattered hits in the de
Tbree-liase hits. \Yude. 'I’wo-buse
ut the umpires fri Ml) the bench.
tiding game o f the scries Wed
K ’.-y
noil Kit Itwood. Stolen
W. P. Bi ll.
ub r ll o n V )dts,
*t *'.T ,r
nesday and Die local-* triumphed,
Ik.' ■
Buckler, ss __ 3 i 1 2 6 0 bases, Brown. Sacrifices. Doyle
Kt.- Ji .'! to I. Bath llm tin for the b'cals,
Burke, lb
4 n 2 12 ll ti llnv.-kins, Beck and Parks. Ilasen
and Fergus, for Miami, were in
H«f
Holder. r|J
■kvr*i".
*
4 ii 1 3 ii 0 on linlls, o ff Hviml 1, o ff HawVirginia Valli. playing the feini good form, the loser although
P
0
(1
0
u
ii
kin?
I.
Struck
out,
by
Hawkins
2
Lawrence, rf AND
K*.
nine lead in “ The K m-u[H'.” a Fox giving up eleven blows, stretching
loirge, c . .
4 (1 0 I) 0 u Double play, Kirkwioil to Doyle. production directed by Richard
them well tml over the nine in
AN
Hogan, If, lit
4 1 3 2 0 ti Time, 1:20. Umpires Colline and Rossini, which comes to the Mi
Excellent blonde kid, while
nings.. Ilurvin retired the visitor*
Brnslcy, cf
4 II 0 1 () 0 l.olir.
lane Theatre today, in one of m*v fairly in order* for the greater
kid, black kid and palenl leather
EXTRA
Ciresi, 3b
4 i 2 (l 3 (1
oral Chicago g itL who have won part of the game. Mutt
Miller,
•
»
three
strap
Walk-Over
and
CastaII
(1
•
1
Mason,
2I>
4
II
1
K t . '.
fume and fortune in the motion Islander left fielder, secured the
P A IR FOR
STA N D IN G
form slippers, $10 values. Clearing
Morris, j*
3 II I li •» 1)
Although she entered profes- only extra base bit, u two-bagger.
for
picture business.
FLORIDA STATE LEAGUE
Joe Wycollis’ diving catch of a
Totals
.. .
34 3 10 24 14 0 1
niorial
life
for
the
purpose
of
de
Texas lengucr was the fielding
W I. Pet.
Orlando
ub h r o a c
voting her time to dancing, Miss feature. Score:
St. Petersburg . .
Chaunccy* 2b . 4 0 0 3 7
0
Valli soon deserted this department
Orlando
ab
r li o a e
Miumi Cox, rf
of artistic endeavor for tin* dra Lodcr, ss
West Palm Reach
. 1 0 0
4 4I
Abrams, u> .
matic stage. She developed ex Crowe, 3b
DuvIona Beach
Kirby, I f ...____44 0
1 3
AND
17 25 .405 ccptioniil talent even while attend- Burdinc, cf
SANFORD
in, rf .. 3
ing high school in the Windy City Hinkle, II*
Miami .
20
AN
.0
and was encouraged by her parents Dunbar, If
!i i Odd si/.us tn black kids, sat
1, 31) .. 1
0 1 I o
to go on the stage. She nppeured Johnson, "li
N A T IO N A L LEAGUE
EXTRA
ins, patent leathers and brown kids.
Vinu, ps ........... 2 1 1 2 4 ()
W 1. Pel in u number of Essanuy inclines, Uusnck, rf
Wells. e~;------- 4 0 1 3
10
Most sizes are small. We are sucriP A IR FOR
Cincinnati
3ti 22 .021 at that time one o f tin* best known Lurzo, c
Hodges, p ___ 4 0 1 0 0 o
P
fid
hr these to clear stock at only
producing
unit?
in
America,
ami
St. Louis
Fergus,
p
.
.
33
21
.(ill
Culurculii, x
1 0 0 o o o
New York
28 21 .571 later transferred tier affections to
<‘hiengo
2P l 1 21 11
311 25 .545 New York.
Totals
3(1 4 K 27 15
Totnln
On Broadway she became wide Daytona Bch. III) r Ii o a
Brooklyn
28
21
.538
x— Batted for Fdn oiidson
1 i O 1 •i
21 2H . 102 ly known for her grpee and her I'lippino, ss
Pittsburgh
eighth.
TW O-TONE OXFORDS
•>
AND
li'islllll
IS 31 ..’87 unfailing ability t ■ put much ex
4
Messner.
2b
.
.
t *>
W. P. Bench
020 old (mo 3
profession
into
ordinary
roles.
It
0
Hu!.oh
Ipliiii
Graff,
3(i
0
1
1
::i*
i
.2
:.’
4
4
3
Orlando r
loo ooo o:tx— i
A N
Broken size? in MiH|i|iy two-tone
was at this time lliut her dancing Wycollis, cf __ 4 n *» 1 II
Two-base liits, Holder, Burke.
experience
more
than
proved
its
n
0
AM
ERICAN
Scholls,
rf
ii
0
"
'Hn'
<
n
_{“
rd“’■
’»«
*
and
blacks.
Law
4
LEAGUE
E X T R A ^1
Hodges. Sarrifh es Buckles, Via a.
w m u M **** ?:.
,r*r ar‘’
shoes but we arc
.4 0 •» 3 1
W I. Pci. worth. Today she is firm in her Miller, If
Stolen 'bases
--------- ... ■— sacrificing them for only
Burke,
Ciresi.
P A IR FOR
N iw Y»>:k
4 tl a 8 I
II 10 ,801 statement that no girl hoping to Baxter, !l>
Double plays: C'in-si to Mas in to
p •1
succeed
before
the
camera
cun
a
f
Phil
idelpliia
0
Hayworth,
c
.
4
i
31
IP
.020
Burke; Cliauncey to Viau to Ab
St. Louis
. 28 20 .5 IP ford to overlook the advantages ilurvin, p
4 0 u 1 0
rains.*Bases on bulls o ff Morris t;
i ‘leveland
25 28 .17? of dancing.
Hodges 1. Struck out by Hodges Washington
Bv ,
Totals ______ 3(5 3 11 27 it 2
20 28 .117
ARCH SUPPO RT
3. Left on buses. West Palm Beach Detroit
Miumi
......... 000 000 010— 1
..
22
32
Esther
IIA
L
S
T
O
N
’S
new
stui
.407
B j . 7; Oilundo H. Umpires, Moore Boston
18 28 .381 ring vehicle, the Paramount pic Daytona Beach
100 010 I Ox— J
SPE C IAL
i9 5
and
und Weaver. Time, 1:45.
B V
l linage ...
ture “ Half a Bride,” which comes
IP 33
Two-base hit, Miller.
Stolen
li H
IJIonde kid and white kid
W av'
to tile Milane Theatre today, holds buses, Messner
AN
(2 ),
Burdinc.
arch-support shoes with military
■
u world of interest for everybody Bases on hulls, o ff Ilurvin
SOUTHEASTERN LEAGUE
heel.
One strap styles. W e nrc
EXTRA
W L Pet. from every angle. It bus a stellar Strike outs, by llarvin !•; by Fe-cleaning
out these well-made, mod
iVnsiicola
45 20 iV.'2 cast, an absorbing story, an out pus 3. Wild pitch, Fergus. Bulk,
P A IR FOR
ish, durable shoes at a ridiculously
Montgomery .
Fergus. Umpires, Baphun and
. 38 27 .58* standing slur.
low price.
Jacksonville .
..
nx •
35 30 .538
The story denis with u girl who, Kelly. Time, 1:50.
Ik'..
Albany .........
32 30 .bid with wealth, physical beauty and
K
m
- 31 33 .481 menial alertness, has tasted all of
N EW YI’ ORK, June 14.— (IN S ) Tampu
Doctor Says There Is
27 32 .458 life’s thrills nt the age o f 21.
i- B e la u .e o f joke homers over Savrnnah
. 23 31 .423
This girl, inspired by u rude
No L ife A fte r Death
ST
the rtiort fences
|
at Brave** Field, Coiqmbun .........
•j .
n _. __. r
Walk-Over & Smith Special
Children’s Special
20 40 .333 lecture on com pa nio unto marriage,
fc*j
Boston, 16 or more home runs a ^elmn ........
undertakes for herself u triul mar
day ip the big leugues, is becomLONDON, June 14.— (IN S )—
Smith Smart shoes and Walk, ing a common occurence, Rogers
riage in the hope that it may pro Thrro ia no survival after death.
An assorted collect uni •'*
Over
shoes
in odd sizes. Tan and
RESULTS
M
Hornsby Is averaging one a day
vide a thrill that wine, men and
This was the frank opinion of
shoe*
for
children we are offcrmJ
black oxfords. These shoes are val
l> on.his home lot.
song have failed to give her.
at a nominal price to clear fra*1
Sir Arthur Keith, noted British
FI.UItlDA HTATB I.CACUB
ued at $10 anywhere but we are
r
. Cincinnati nosed out the Giants
the wtore. Get some for your kid
scientists, voiced in a lecture ut
in the tenth 5 to 3 on Drersen's Rutji hit liis first single since
clearing them out o f stock
dies. A pair
BREAKER PUSHES ON
Manchester University.
’ k'
double, a ml remained 10 [mints Muy 28.
“ Scientific and
medical men
,1”
ahead o f the Cardinals.
Washington's winning i»tre«k
MOSCOW, June 14.— (I N S )— agree that tbero is no evidence to
, Brooklyn trimmed the Cubs uiid rb-velund's seven game slump
"
again, 7 to 2. Dazzy Vance fan ended when the Indians nosed The Russinn icebreaker Muligin rup|>ort the assumption that the
ned 10 men and Babe Herman out the Nats 8 i*i 7. Bob Reeves KuHcd from Archangel toduy in spirit survives after tho brain has
% ; smacked two homers.
bad u perfect day ut but with search o f the stranded N obile'ex ceased to function," he told his
pedition, said a radio dispatch listeners.
|g?
Tha Phillies n-pn their- first four hits.
M*rie» o f the year, taking the fin
“ We can drug the brain so as
Jack Quinn of the. Athletics; from that city. Tho Muligin'*
al gtwm* from Pittsburgh by a who was knocked out o f the box captain planned to push through to exalt the powers of certain
score o f 4 to 3 .
by Detroit on Kunduy, tamed the the ice toward the floes north of parts, and deprive those uf others
The Yankees’ 8 to 0 win over Tigers in the final game J2 to 5. Northeast Lund wh«re, it ia be and thus alter the mental behav
Chicago enve them jin even break
The Ilrq^ns pounded five Red lieved, the explorer* ipft the dir ior o f any man or woman. We
the White Sox rerjes.
lout-, h’ox, pitchers anil won.dm in the igible Italia after IL )uyt mat with can, at wtii, obliterate cnnscions;/ r
[two triple* featured, Ibtbo tenth ll to H , .
disaitcr.
,
nes* or vxalt it.
fttl'Mf *t ’ kT*rTt '
.’'Jh
1
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SATURDAY
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SATURDAY
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At Milane Theatre
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^THURSDAY, .IPN i: H. 1928
■ri
Extensive Forestry;
.Program Is Assun
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' Sanford Daily Herald
Help Wanted
an t ad
rates
THE COLDER
THE BETTER
erms: Cash In Advance
phono nds, will be received i
patrons anil collector sent
. lintoly for payment.
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Time rntes on request,
u.l from 2. > to 50 words' will sell
ie reduced rates nro rvr
ccutivo insertions,
vo worda of average length
counted i* lim■.
inimum chnrgo c ! 30c irer
insertion.
!| advertising ia restricted
iroper classification,
an error is ntndo The .Son- I
Herald will b*» responsmto
only one incorrect i:v »rti> :i.
advertiser tor subsequent
ition.i. Tlio office rdiouid I
[fied immediately in cu. e of
i property worth
CHICAGO. Jun.- 14.— ( I N S )—» '
The most fur reaching forestry'
pp'irnim nnd wild-life jirotectioiM
campaign ever undertaken by t N |
United State* hart been ensured, in :
the opinion of official* of tboT
linnk Walton league o f America,-,
nt national headquarters here, •
The Woodruff-Mr Nary and tho
Sweeney-McNary bill*, relatin*’ :
to forestry, and the Rear Rivagi
Marsh bill, for flooding alkaline <
• mnrshes in Utah, were cited by',
Seth K. Gonlon, cnnaervatioit d ir ^
ector of the league, as example*®
o f legislation recently passed bjffl
congress for conservation.
jH I
•‘( ’iingre«s, in authorising a def
inite program of forest purchaoo*^
wild life rcnearch,
research, has
__ ________,
abandoned I
the hit-or-miss methods and plai
a tremendously important und
Inking o f forest growth on
basis compatible with the nnt
of the project,” Gordon said.
Riot Occurs During:,
Marathon Conte
if
TO ADVERTISERS
Herald
reprcfentalivo
luighly familiar with rales
< and cln«T;tfk'ati»n .will
* you complete information,
if you wish, they will
ski
ill wording your want a l
Inalio it more effective.
■iff y c iii
i ‘ . :u kllll.
nnounccmcnis
iv o r y
k-H’ IKD
Advert i: ing \vi 1
nubile your business at very
i e t. Herald VVa
re:,rti tliousnnd.s of pe pie v who wait and w.i
t la i.-ilivd p.»:
<•<
king for op put l .
,a
licit the Want AjJ 1
i i opportunili
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on tiiis pat-’ .. i ,
:,t n i list t1 ’I . * 11.■• in.,- •
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raafinual Nt
m ic e
tft. If ( o ire
It.- Leery i
: ! i.t otie nT t
.
dinner'
Uinin!)|T(j:.
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MTV o-rvue oil tins t
••MtifalLinN or coni i » r
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if i: n \r i * a i
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1 man. l'hone 11“ -W. U KmlA
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H IME NEW W AI.I. I'AIN I"
IKTIUNG
NEW A M * BET
FOR FDIt'i HER INKOltB»N, r*AI,I. I’ .loN E
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KEE, V. C. GDI.I.P.K, NANID, FI,A.
■MV’.S DRUG
N .O Iir Preriplionx, Drugs! N. in. \\ nr.
1r as your phone. < all Ul l
il.DING RIXrCKS- irrigation
(*xe* and general cement work, FOR RENi
iwlo Concrete Co. J. E. Terbilled t.ial
!‘Cer, Prop. 3rd and Kim.
It. U.
ltUh Street,
T.XI. ROOFING: The Roof F.vhiding.
Metal
shlnglet
wR RENT
I'hng scant tin and f.ulvnnirc I
nice lwat
I See James II. Cowan. Oa! ,-onvpnlenre*
• nnd Third
Phone I I I .
rnmneiii I
fur ai. 1
MNOGRAPH—repairing, pinm
luting by ex| erts with 17 V •'
'H rnee.• Sanford music rr>'t'
Gift Shqi’P*. Hfcljsndcr Af- I’f.)j i-'RN.- T.. 11 , Tr TTr*.. ut .
45' Phono H32.
‘JtttT&aHvo '^{lanlah
bungalow'
surruund..! I -~I ■.lutifal Oak trer:.
Help Wanted M.ilc
lurjitui r.t .11V l l i .I. St, Contplutely
fumidicd. Two hjd roonis, llvin-0 WIHT^f, Driven, ctiriy M. I 'r.ni, liinliiT ,.'i?k. I.it hen cqqlp
•id honort, to iwll wulermclloita, perl with elc (ric tango, hath, gar
tahiu|»es, sweet corn, etc, frout a-',*, everythii.g up-tu-dutc. See Mr.
a trucks, llouru to house. U t- iterg at 'i‘he Herald office.
1 cumpeit.-aticn to right y- on/
I'OR RENT! New •nine room furn
4. Tclepjionc at once to 775.
ished hou>” for'rent ] t>01 Mag
nolia. Rent $t!d per mouth. Phono
f MTKD; In about,a week or t*-n
. ...ii.
y -v O von liV c y»ur loud served! I t ti,l|lS
dipped in granulated
f ) ’■ -Id tlu o lust hot days of Mi|,.ir,
i I ■ <« Idrr Die Jiet< i j. r Pineapple I'oami Soften one
it v> ii ai e l.f.o the
!. i .r the re- table poon gelatin ill tw o ’ table
i i bill, d desw 11 spoons cold water then dissolve in
. |> -.il.il arc well one cup but collcc. Add one-third
ctip sugar and otic-half cup pine
apple syrup. Cool, and when about
t<> sit, bent until foamy with
..n egg beater. Add one cup
«!u ed sliced pineapple, one-half cup
ling t hopped nuts and the stillly beaten
pill! - white.-, of two egg*, and let harden.
. this Js. I vc \cry cold, topped with
nicn- whipped cream.
Stuffed Tomatoei: Peel large rtpi
tomatoes, being careful to preservl
their shape. Cut a slice from th| Remains O f Ancient
stem end of each and carefully ro
Hittite Race Found
move tiulp from tlie center. Cu
the pulp in picecs and drain it a
all juice. Drain otic cup of cruth*]
CIIICAGO, June 14.— (I N S )- *
Hawaiian pineapple and mix will The first bodies ever diseovero^’Itj
the tomato pulp. Add onc-half c;i| of the nnclrnt Hittite race o f th*
English walnuts broken in piccti
pre-Greek strntn have been urv» .*<
Pineapple Plane Mur.pr: Scald two one-fourth teaspoon salt and onn
and e.1.1 half mp> milk in double eighth teaspoon paprika. Mix thor covered by a party working in thw
!>• ilir. Thoroughly blend seven (Highly with thick mayonnaise anl fnr east under Professor Henry jj
t.i! 1 -pm.];, cornsturch, onr-fonrtli refill tomatoes with the tnixturij Breasted, famous historian and '5
with lettuce and walnsl orientalist of the University o f
I i pooti salt and one-half cup «Garnish
■
I .i.t ipiil.' syrup. Add very care|Chicago, who recently returned to >J
I
' t o if.i* tnilk to |nevent curdt'hlcago from au intensive cxploro-- ‘
! , '1 c,\ok ill double hni'er
tlon tour.
“ The discovery is of extreme importnnee,” Professor Breasted deone cup rrnslird pineapple and adi dared, “ because little is known o f ,r^
i ;u -half cup diced oranges, one c\.i the physical race of the Hlttiteo* .
m y thick mayonnaise, two cupf
The skeletons date from 13th o f
errant, whipped, ami the disudvt
14th century before Christ. W *
-,
gelatin. When well mixed, pool
bor.io R fm liio Salads
into a mold, cover tightly and parJ have obtained 31 of these skele
- 'ivLj
in equal parts o f icc t- .id salt to* tons."
Ci.mhinc >mc and four tiours. Serve on lettuce wit)
The Hittite skeletons were dl«.
1. . .on i lw cm: (three additional mayor,liaise if desired
eovrred
in
excavations
in
Asia
Mln»
two
tablespoons This mousse can also be served si
or near I.uxor and Armageddon. ~-S
i- tit ti n-po.iii salt, a dessert.
’•d pepper and three
i t- lli.it with fork
Froian DaMart*
tini t it.miv
Clean
It ; v (c.tib five inI > it.itis witli the
Chill for I iv<i hours
CHARLESTON, S. C.. Juno 14.
■a -hall im 1, pieces,
—
(IN S )— Funeral services will
ops draiio d liitwahe held here tomorrow for Rev.
id tin* celery, and
William A. Guerry, bishop o f tho
i. e-fourth cup of
Episcopal Diocese of South Caro*
ing.
Arrange on
tlnec and garnish
Iinin. ivho died Saturday night
-. Top with spoonfrom pneumonia which devei*
011..
wing dressing,
oped alter he was shot through
yolks slightly, add
the chest by Rev. J. H. Woodward,
pun.i of salt, two
of Brunswick, (in.
Rev. Woodward sh^t the vmerw
..Me Bishop while the two wera
alone in conference h * t.ie V** ••
eesnn headquarter*
here. Tha
Georgia minister commit! *d * **
I'^i ancc To Make Rid TVtrmer Boxer Gets
ride after the shooting. Service*
will he conducted ut St. Michael's,
i'ur Ior*.* iGiirisls, Wound In His Thi
To Whom It May Concern: nnd interment will follow ut St.
On and after June First Phillips' nearby.
.'
CHICAGO, June 14.— H NS) —
1928 1 cease to be con
■Im tlurinnn, former featherweight
nected or have any in
hoXor, was taken to u hospital to
terest in I .tike Mary Phar
day uv levin-' fioin a bullet wound
macy having disposed of
■t
• left thigh, litirmnn told po
J. G. Sharon
my interest to Ollivcr J.
lite lie was shot while in the orMiller.
This
notice
is
i*ivienlal riirtm of the Davis Hotel, in
Atturnry-at-l.aw
tin heart of the “ gold coast" dis en ns I assume no respon
sibility after the above
trict. Janie* Davis, owner of the
W BI practice In all the courts
AI ■. it., i
. . i i ley reported
named date.
u foi’ov..i • 11 . • for tlie tour- |iot»-|, denied Buruiun’s story, say
Examination
o f Abstracts •>■ >.<
Theo J. Miller
■ influx in I
id.gland "('.I,- ing no Double had occurred there.
Titles given esi>eclal atten I to ■
Dr. I.ouis Cries, house physician,
May 18, 1928
an); Spain I|.i o'; Switterlnnd.
is said to have taken liurmnn to
lOOJOtW; the l tit. I BtaU - 23U^J00,
tin:-, I .v
ll.nt the Allteri- l lie hospital. The physician nnd
am alon I.r, shlti.uotl.ooo tn the Davis y/erc to he questioned fur
ther, polico announced.
ountry.
Despite Hu e figures tho resort
.' tu to r fear that Germany nnd
t.ily are nnkltig un-h u strong
ppcnl for tourist trade thut more
xtensivo |.a'dieily about France
!'• I'l'A'i'OUS delivered at JI.00 a
hiuhid. These are « ulle. too Hnuill
f. r ‘ i.ljipiiig, nnd more trouble to
|.M*|mre for eorditag than the largo
o. s I at Just as good to eat. Tele
phone your order lit the evening to
RIGGERS DAIRY FARM
Phone .1711
Sweet Milk
Sweet Crei
Butter Milk
Milk for llshlrs
Refinishing Upholstering' i
FOR S \ I.H CHEAP y:i.1 Princess
I'
' er $15. Two Simmons beds,
Twu ■-"TT’T iau ig. h.. . -'tluin hidf
pUta.-Igutgley A p t .. Phone tjr,2 \V.
BOAT FOB SAFE: .’10 f. t hrldzo
(Irek, cruiser, thirty ineli draft,
fully 'equipped, Bleeps six. Prico
reasonable. 1*. 0 . Box Olrt.
Money, To 1.onn
ON V/.HITE or colored f f >rrrly.
IJ. \y, ll<.rndi,a 1U8 H, 2nd r.t.
CHICAGO, June 14*— (IN S )— j?
Rioting that for a time threatened‘
serious consequences early today
broke the monotony of the national
marathon dance
contest.
The
trouble started when one o f the
nix surviving couples was ruled o ff .
the floor. The pair, Harry Free-1?
ninn and Ida Posen, had danced ‘
20H hours. They/ were accused of 1
stalling. Their trainer stalked to the .'J
floor nml smashed the field judge ?
on the jaw, A mob o f spectator.!.f.I
Jeering and cheering, swarmed on- ' J
to the floor nnd engaged in a bat* V
tie royal. Police subdued the riot* ■
ers, the tenders going to JalL Ik
was learned the disqualified couplo j,
was n favorite with tho gambling
fraternity.
Elton J. Moughlo
Busine
HaUeripH
ays I nm leaving for tint north
riutumublU'. WQ1 give f r o - l'alJ 18— W'nntfri T« Henl
t h l L O N r.it rcltA TTE rrr
0 la tfqfng relinblo young a';iri
Mortgage Eosas
Iloff-V iic Battery Co.
U'AUTED
j
Five
t<»
terryear
lease
10 will ns^isJ.n'o in ilri'iair- Ad01 Impr-jvrxl rnsldctice nnd hut»loe»»
117 Eait 2nd. Street.
on
bur!nc-.j
building,
well
locat
*» F.. O. K: caro The lleral l.
property,
ed, in Sanford. Must he i»f good
Rriblw itt Mortgay.- C jhf
construct km,' oiu’ er tivo stories,
Syftt j r JqenI OoaA» *'lr
Prico mu<e Le riglitl'Whan an<werJ
Ir.x this nd give « \dct location, K. R. Dighton, Ronfonl, Flartda..
Aulo Tups
■•':UUUft wf (lpor sjutn ajul e(qar
- - w i ■ - ■^ l
'C") **' *‘
r lfu f’Thfornindon nt tu price,* cte.
As wo understand it, thero
j.SpHNf ER TOP SHOP. Curtain
otherwha it wjU not he glvpn con- ridy two .far'-lors hue IntorestedJn
constructed five room
( ii.-hioos grid Scat Coveiiag:
:,idorotion. Addri-1** Box 111 care' jirohibltl/Ki. 'fhotp T fu r" -it and
e rischt nor cent.
l 2nd, Slioetthose “agin'V :
■. ,1 ^
Architect
First Nut’l Hunk Hldg.
Sun furd, Fin.
By Factory
Expert
IIRM STITCJIING
Sing, r S, wing M»{hli.o Shop
Mitchltie«* Sold, h nt d, ExchangO<l
En y rayrarnt*'
I hone fiO Ncrtli J'.ul.. Valdez Bldg
F u rd itu ra
WE BUY or IrnJ. In u»»xl furulturo. \V (tfi»r I'ataitqra ('o.
AunitiRH
T M IN O I.E
MV NINO
SHOP.
Awninga, Window shades. Tnrpau*
tins. Anvthiug of Canvas. SOU East
2nd, Street. Phono 11.
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C O D I N G 'S —
QUICK SERVICE
TR A N S FE R
Hauling. Crallilg Shipping,
and Storage
" " r <»**_______
nor ifL »r4 St,
m a tm
Knvrlt I'lano *>•<Ih« , llaullr>«
< rnllus. Sb'sslrs.
M alr
Pkofir SM
Track
K m U IIIm ,
aoo
llapl. A«e.
RALPH W. DOSSING Mgr.
I am opening a shop in Sanford and wtflg
be equipped to handle any kind of repahfj |
work promptly.
_ V.BB
Phone 883 in care o f Smith and Jordan J
Inc„ until new address is announce^,
j
C. Killingsworth
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Wisconsin a vociferous welcome. The guns
(IN $ 1 - ( N orthern
Irty Of ftunters De~
livers Ne^Vs Of Res
cue Of 3M embers0f
Italia’s Expedition
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Adrift On Floes
Iwerful Ice-Breaker
weaves Russia For
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McNary-Haucen Bill I’lan i "ho .cnml *lo *i*»‘l lhc 8Un'm*r
To Invade Housldn InJuly fishing end relaxing along Hlio
BEARS SET UPON
LEADING STOCKS Will Strive To Get
OF CURB MARKET Democratic Support
Belief Is Held That Furtb"v Promise Of Rich RewnrdW ill
Liquidation Is Needed TA»
Be Dangled Before EycsOf
Thoroughly Correct Tech
Chiefs At TcxasConvention
nical Structure Of Market
o f the Tw elfth Field A rtillery o f
T o Be
the Wisconsin N ational ‘Guard
also roared out a 21-gun salute,
while jhjIIcc restrained the town
folks from breaking through the
lines end m aking the welcome |«
Brule River.
Thousands o f .th e eltlzenB ^or more intim ate.
One pleasure the ^W isconsin
Superior, Duluth, Ashland and
other nearby towns j:.mmcd -Into people were denied. T hnt was
the railway
statio n am i ' ^ 'c. the cheery smile of Mrs. Coolidge.
streets this m orning to give n I Tho f irjit Indy ha* been 111 for n
and Colonel Jam es K.
rousing welcome to the execu week
tive, when he arrived a t nine Coupal, W hite House physician,
o'clock th is m orning on a spcci.il had decided she should not he
subjected to the stra in of a re Boyhood Chum Of Sccrelnrv
train from W ashington.
vji commerce Eulogizes Hte
Governor C hristianson o f Mln- ception. Accordingly only the
Record In Placing Cabinet
nc-sota, flanked by the leading President detrained a t Superior
Member’s NamcBeforcBody
residents of Superior and Duluth, and Mrs. Coolidge rode on alone
were crowded in under the train to a stop about four miles trom
CONVENTION HALL. KANSAS
shed. F lashlights boomed incess the In-nutlful H enry Clay Pierce
estate
which
will'
be
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CITY,
June
13. —
—The
antly ns tho advent of the Pr.esiddnt was recordcti llifAucially slid for the next three m onths.
M CN A BPLA CES
NAME OF HOOVER
BEFORE CAUCUS
G. O. P . NOMINEE
New York And Pi
sylvaniaDelegat
Causns Solidly I
hind Kansas
All Opposition * .
To Curtis Mi
15.—
KANSAS CITY. June
NEW YORK, June 15.— (IN S )—
farm
ors
Convention Adjoi
M ilitant lenders of the
Confident in th eir belief th at
crusade—still full of fight despite
After xChoosing
fu rth er liquidation was needed to th e ir defeat here— today planned
Ticket
I.ONDON. Juno 13.— (INS) thoroughly correct the technical to carry the fam ous McNnrystru
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In, nnd th e Italian navy launched a vigorous attack ngalnst_ same platform
UUUJ.
June!
1
• -W ttr n m
Z ^M • ctmanders Zapni ami Mari- the leading nctiv6, stocks in the o v e rw R e lln in g t^ A g rte n > y y ’J x M ff'^ ,
(IN S)— It’s Hoover and
curb
m
arket
today.
The
outcome
P.epuhlithn
will ix?
1, the three daring members
UUVMJ J
| iie tb__
_
,i„.
Republican
tig.
The Uepubllcun Nntic
e rt Hoover, tli
[the Italia’s crew who set was a sharp reaction in these dangled before tho eyes of the
Convention completed thqif
Convention wns told l«Ht night by
John L. McNah of California, ua
afoot oVer the ice to seek issues and a m oderate decline in j Democrat*—'with r. prem ise th u t
lection o f its .1928 ticket thio
a
the
tank
and
file.
the name of the S ecretary of Com
it
will
be
«
rich
prize
on
elec
for their marooned comafternoon by literally w hoof
_' '\
merce was placed formally before
Both Hancitaly and Adolf Go-1
oover
les, have been rescued by a
Jlcrbrrt
tion day.
ing Senator Charley Curtis o
the party as a candidate for p re si
H erbert Hoover, S ecretary of Kansas into tbe vice prer
Inform al con fere hits w ere held
team expedition sent out Ik-| were forced down eight t*» 10
dent. .
Commerco, was selected on the
the ice-breaker Hobby, v.irr- points respectively under the heavy to map ou t the stra te g y for the
McNah, a boyhood chum and first ballot nt Kansas City to dential nomination'. All opj
In*'lead
Or
Riotous
Tumult
lifted march southw ard. All of the a r Ini intalc Groun Collectsi ’ In
life
long
friend
of
Hoover,
de
m essages front tho stoanr.'r .selling pressure. Which
carry his p arty ’s standard in the sitlon to the veteran Kansan. I
Which Usually Follows The
WnshinRlon House Of Cab
clared the S ecretary of Commerce coming v presidential election. I t cd away on th e floor whileaganza Btntcd, recording to n somewhat a fte r midday wh.-i the gum ents of economic advantage
Selection
o
f
Pnrtv
Candi
inet Member To Listen To
offensive became discouraged by for the farm ers and
a g reat engineer, n practical was t h e 'f ir s t tlmo since Grover
political
date There Is Only Quiet wns
iitrnl Nows
dispatch
from
Nomination At Convention
the stubborn resistance made lit gain for the Democrats will he
scientist, splendid executive, a Cleveland th at n m an has been convention was in progress,
ur’s B ay - Spitsbergen today.
in the end it » M merely a ratlflc
carried to Houston, the farm
most quarters.
KANSAS CITY, June 15. (IN S) noted statesm an, a kindly neighbor, nominated on tlie firs t ballot.
W ASHINGTON. Ju n e
15,—
The B ragnnzn has nov* reached
a bencficient American nnd tho
In the afternoon, Gulf Oil lead leaders declared.
lion meeting.
fa r
as
H erbert —T h b convention got th e c a rt he world’s g re atest adm in istrato r of
Irth c a st Land. A party of bunt- the tally in the oils, and num crNot all of those who stormed (IN S )—So
Immediately a fte r tho sel
ai-e fore tho horse. The shouting p re hum an w elfare. He reviewed at
brought the news : f the res- ous stocks Hint had withstood the tho Ilcpublican ram p arts with n Hoover's intiniuto friends
of Curtis a* H oovers'
ceded the nom ination of Hoover. length Hoover’s career during the
of the three members of the selling got unuor headway. Check demand th a t President (.oolidgo w ncerned, lie was nom inated
mate, the convention voted to U
World W ar and in the cabinet of
er Cab waa (strong ('throughout, and his vetd of tho McNary*
ilia’s crew, the ntcam er radioed. while the list of reactionary stocss Hnugcn Bill he repudiated, will curry the 0 . (). P. Banner, not in There wan no opportunity to ex P residents H auling and Coolidge.
joum
a t 2:20.
i ;« L
confirm ation of the reported included Aluminum Company of be found in the councils of the Kansas C ity, b u t in n luxurious ploit th a t time-worn expression
Thc
powerful
delegation
McNah declared the “ faith nmi
Bcue hnH been received from America. Columbia Urnphnphnne Democrats, n canvas revealed.
sun-room , which spreads th e e n “ il’n nil over hut the shouting."
p ray ers" of millions of people
from New York and Pcnnsylv
Hobby by the radio operator
By the tim e the secretary of the were* fixed u p in Hoover. " If there
Bemcnt
I’ond,
While
displaying
a
deep
disaptire bread th • f the 17-room colonKuhhcroid,
Ni'.c-s
cnucusscd solidly t o r Gurtl*.
the C ittn ' Hi Mil auo. General Saf-T-Tnt! Ango Chilean N itrate | p0jnt I1)cnt a t the outcome u f
iul mansion wjiore the Hoovers convention jfot down ns ifar a:i j | M one quality th a t dominate* Ids
tnbprtn Nobile’s base ship at
a fte r 11 A. M.. and with th*
and Tuhize, tho la tte r declining th eir effo rts in K ansas City Aonte have livid since com ing to W ash- j North Carolina In ra ilin g the roll lifo" said McNah "on*.* overmast Renuhlicun Nominee ProinliMW dlewcstcrn slrcn g th to which W
la g 's Bay.
To
Unhold
Platform
Whlrh
cring
desire
tlinb
iiainihtcs
Ids
Jnrm
leaders
indicated
th
at
they
of
the
states
on
tho
ballot,
Hoover
11 points.
|T hc Briignnza has aboard eight
ConstilutentH Have C’hortcn naturally is heir made tho
Auburn Auto and Palm Olive would i-ontinue their fig h t within inglnn.
. had the m ajority sufficient to nom- rvery a rt, It i* lh<* passion to
•linn Alpinists, a team <f d o g s Pete held firm.
To llano Their CnmpaiRn On lection «»f lhc ‘K anstu donator
It was here tlinl Hu v licnril j
jiuqeud of the riotous tu- servo hist I ’jQhlry. Within his soul,
the Republican P arty.
second place on the ticket loox*
|d a sled, medical supplies and
there
gipwa
th
a
t
tslrong
n
tiiicl
The
more
m
ilitan
t—
including
Industrial storks wore again u n
tho old time, spell binders, a* I mull which usually follows the scab out us certain as anything coui
CONVENTION
HALL,
lfA
N
tvislons. An attem pt will be der selling pressure a t the begin Willinm H iith of Missouri, c h a ir they nominated tho S ecretary, I lection of a national p arty standard A m et leaning)—th at
Americanism
kide to create a base in N o rth - ning of trading today ,amJ prices man of tho Corn Belt Committee, and tho bcom ing voices of th e lb ta r c r , th ere was nothing hut si th a t ' w Pot bo w G lfied until it' >AS CITY. June. 15.— (IN S) — be in politics.
It wns a fpvr m inuics a fte r
1st L in d so th at -relief expe- reneted two to five points. Profes and William If. Settle, president utnte delegation chairm en h ro u ^h tjlcp p e from tho pem plring dMogntcs achiovCpUt) uUInjaU* apn—the ud- .'■irhcrt
ip mesa go to^
o’clock
when Scnatoi Mose.v- P
tions may be sent from there sionals attacked the speculative of the Indiana Farm F ederation—
•canceThe1
lft*"or
cf»
the
tho flfTor.
over the radio uh thoy
dlay
»v'To
1L Moses, m nnent chairm an, banged his KV1
— S
_ cn u trr Gflrtpgc
.
search, tq r General Nobile anil leaders on the theory thnt bar- declared th a t
the
Democrats the cne-tim e nrphnn hoy from
The
secretary droned away tho U nited S lates."
r
vliairmuti c.f the Republican Con nnd ordered (ho delegates to b rr i
|s companions who ere adrift 1 gain hunting hud been completed would not only accept the farm
It was p'.iin tu ftlu* convention
(own in n position to achieve his lending of the roll and the Hoover
vent inn pledged h in n elf to "give up th eir conferences on the (floor
an Ice floe somewhere north I nnd. . that
. . offerings
rr_•__ uliwl-u
from
th
at
McNah
sought
*to
im
press
nlnnk hut would heal Hoover with grontest nmbition.
m ajority piled up by leaps and
of slocks
tin* best within me to advance" the nnd hunt th eir seats. He had som 'S p itsb erg en .
new- buyers would increase.
T hree doors uw-ay down the hounds. Still no dem onstration. Tie* Hoover’s Americanism upon tin* moral and m ateriul welfare of -all diffici/lty getting ohedienco for U
O
thers
expressed
doubt
th
at
di
legates.
The
Californian
deelareil
) The R ussians and some of the
Sht-.ily afte r ihe noon period a
hill Is the resident where Wood ballot was completed. A luiza of
uur people, and to uphold,tho tr a
[her relief parties plan to es- wave of buying in the oil nnd mo Governor Al Smith of New ^ o rk . row died and where Mrs. Wilson listless conversation on the floor Hoover ill scended f.-oni “ seven ditions nnd platform of the Re caucuses und passing to and
with messuges was still on.
lldish bases at or n ear Foyrnc tor utncl-.K nussed over the m urket, if the Democratic nominee, would now makes her home when in b u t still no o u tburst from the dele generations of American nnces- publican P arty ."
A fter hanging vigorously
try
,"
arni
added
thut
“
Ids
eareet
|lnnd which front p re sin t indi- and pri« is raPind m cdernlrly. The favor the hill either c* an econ W e-hington.
gates.
Tho tex t of the m essage L» the
litirns. is the nearest land to Slnrdiird Oils ii-ccWed the best at- omic or political aid. Belief waa
The best n iiiih grilliernl on tlv is a living example **f the heigh s coiiventiin fallows: ’ I have your scvcrnl m inutes, Muses him*
The Hoover home Is decorated
expressed th a t he would see ’n in curly American style surround plutform added the llnuvei figures to uldcli pun- Americanism, hy telegram and I sincerely appre went into a 'h u d d le , on tho p la t
Nobile party.
tcr'.ion in the indnst.ial h
[ L ate st radio advicch from oper- ing of the Standards of New to ri, it a blow a t the consuming m asses ed by great trees which were ro-ndded them and then added them sustained effo rt and dtvoli m. may ciate the confidence which the form with Senators B orah
*
party has shown in me and the Smoot, who were the mainapr
|e r Bi«gi indicated th at the par- umi New Jersey being pa Mculnrly of the E ast wlu> buy th e 'fa rm e rs left when the fo rests were cut again. Thru* differ lit totals re reach."
of the C urtis wing. They cottfsi
MeN’nli also sought to silence
away. The reception hall, of suited. Finally Senutnr Smoot ol
could not move from its pres- brisk. Atlantic Refining :«l>l at " products.
honor bestowed upon me. It la u for n few m inutes, then broke ui
“
We
are
going
to
Houston
nnd
criticism
of
Hoover
among
the
U
tah,
chaiim
ini
of
the
Senate
Finew
high
around
I2H
and
Mmland
high ceilings, is panelled in colon
|it isolated ram p owing to incompliment when you say th at 1
if the Dem ocrats adopt the fnrm ial cr< am. and hung with colonial nanco Committee, which denis ir. farm icprcsontntivcs. lie deelux-d huvu curned the right to the p resi smiling. “ It’s all over,’* said Bo*
jries. of seme of tho members Oil was stinng above 37.
plank they’ll get our votes, dc- lan tern chandeliers.
figuii-s of billion:., leaned over the "it would require the g ratitu d e of dential nomination. No man ran as lie cume down from the pint*
kid tho softened condition of the
form. At 12:07, Senator DenWi
c
lu
m
L
S
e
ttle
.
“
When
the
two
con
[e. R ecurrent sunshine through Weather Continues
T here is nn oil
plaque of press section umi wli’sp.-red " it s a generation of farm producers to | establish such nn obligation upon said he believed Ihlnols would |
repay
H
erbert
Hoover
for
Ids
cf
ventions
nre
over
there
will
he
p.
the
817
for
Hoover.’’
|fta of fog have softened the
j any part of the Amernican people.
George W ashington against
m eeting, probably in Dcs panel background over tnnliogaA few m inutes lute;- the secre forts to save the w hile industry | "My Country owes me no debt. fetidly for Curtis, despite report
To Delay Ocean Hops big
irfncp of the floe into slush
thut the Illinois delegations would
(Continued
on
page
three.)
Moines, to decide the whole queaIlilch is m aking living conditions
It gave me, us it gives every boy give its vote* to Dawes, a t least on
ny tuble, upon which rests un tary announced the official voto an
837
for
tho
cabinet
nominee.
Smoot
tion.”
‘
ST. JOHNS, N. F.. June 15.—
old copper coffee u rn predating
and girl, a chance. It gave me the firs t ballot. Tho Illinois conI most intclerahle.
F. W. Murphy
oi* Wheaton,
was last seen udding up the Jigschooling, independence of nction, ferencea w ire still in p rogress
Lai hurt
0*.* A merienn settlem ent.
So so ft is tho surface of the (IK S )_Mi s Amelia
(Continued on page three.) ^
both
urcs
again.
opportunity for service ami honor. then, despite tho vigorous gavel
Tho
hardwood
floor
is
partially
and
Miss
Mabel
Roll
were
fe pack th u t
m ay he diffM ilt
from
The Hoover dem onstration runic
In no other lond could a hoy from
carpeted In a dull p a tte rn , form
move dog sleds over it. The euger to stall for Europe
work of tho chnlrm sn.
when John L. McNnbb of C alifor
Trc*
a
country village w ithout Inheri
ing
n
base
for
an
oil
painted
th
eir
respective
bases
et
fain aim of the rescuers now is
The band helped tho confusion.
nia, mounted the rostrum to place
passcy
and
Hurhor
Grace
toda-/,
Flem
ish
"H
ighboy,”
facing
the
tance
o
r
Influential
friends,
look
get planes over the stranded
In
vain did Mows wig-wag for
]
the
secretary
in
nomination.
Mpforw ard with such
undountod
door from the rear. To the left
tplorcrs so th a t food, medical but w eather conditions were not
to stop, i t w as the lu s t day of * '
Nulili
shattered
all
precedents
for
in
a
library
w
ith
bookcases
lin
ipplics, boots and collapsible yet entirely favorable.
LONDON. June 15.— (IN S )— H hope.
Mis* Farluiit is still undecided
“ My whole lifo has taught me convention and th e bandm""
ing two walls and a n . antique nom inating upoeehes • by niriitlon was reported in
|o ats m ay be loworcd on p a ra
ecclesiastical
(Cniitinueii oil page three.)
as
to
her
destination.
When
the
(Continued
on
page
■*.)
w
hat
America menus, I am in wanted to do his stu ff. “ AH
s ite s if the nviatem them selves
circle’s today thut the Archbishop
g ates will take th e ir ieat* /* b a v
_________
_
______
l
fuel load of the tri-m otured mon
kmnot make a landing.
i.f C anterbury will resign uh a re debted to my country beyond uny ed Most* through th* “ mlk*s
N EW YORK, June 15.—Tex
oplane was lightened, she an
human
power
to
repay.
It
confer
sult of the action of tho House of
rero u ted it a t reg u lar momenta*
nounced she end her two com Rickard s schedule of prices lo r
Commons in rejecting the proposed red on me the mission to admin* | Intervals.
I.ENINGRAD. June 15.— (IN S) panions. Wiliner Stultz and Lou the Tunney-Heeney fight
next
ister
America’s
response
to
the
a
p
1
revision of the hook of common
-The powerful Ice breaker Krus- Gordon, would fly to the Azores month will be sam e as he charged
| T here was a con stan t stream of
prayer of tin- Church of England peal of afflicted nations during the j people, Im portant and otherw ia)
|in, which is capable of ru ttin g L ast nighS. however, she
war.
It
lias
called
nu*
Into
two
This was the second tim e within
trough ico flors of 15 feet she would make n definite un in Chicago la st Fall hut tho net
p w iden!*.
By clim bing tho steps to the ch air
six months thut the House of Com cabinets oftwd
tilck sailed toiiay to join the nouncement just before the s ai to him will he 10 per cent ’*c*h, the
m an's ro strum , nnd still fu rth e r
these
rxjierienccs
1
haVc
observed
D istribution »r h alf-year a u to mons voted down a resolution .o the burden and responsibilities uf in terfe rrin g w ith his effo rts to got
|om bined sea and air fleet th a t „„ to whether she would fly to difference between ,10 mul 20 per
The
Sanford
A
tlnntic
National
legalize the revised p ray er book
cent in sta te uiid federal tuxes.
try in g to rescue the Nobile ex- the Azores or to Ireland.
the convention under way. A lot at .
Bank hns been grunted fuil tru rl mobile license tags began today, it The " a n tis " had a m ajority of 40 the greatest office in the world.
In
Chicago
he
paid
10
per
cent
Boutillicr
ledition. It cnrrles a Junkers
pcoptu seemed to “have tho hon
“Thut
office
touches
thu
happi
C aptains Oliver Lc
each to the commonwealth of Illi powers hy the F o d c y l Reserve was announced by the local license votes’ in last night's hulluting.
Ilene equipped with pontoons.
of seconding William E. Bor*
and A rthur Argles
pilot and nois und Uncle 8am . Anv seat for
ness
of
every
home.
It
deals
with
bureau.
A
ffidavits
m
ust
he
furuD isestablishm ent of tho C h u n h
Board a t W ashington, D. C.. ac
The Ico breaker Maligin. which navigator respectively of Ml**
the peace of nations. No man could C u rtis nom inating sr«*cheft A rchangel earlier In the Boll’s trans* Atlantic- monoplane which he charges more than $5 fo r cording to an announcem ent to jtted with applications fo r license of England, or a sepurnbion of the think of it except in term s of
Flnully, m ost of them sat,M
leek , has sailed from
Alcxun- Columblu, stated tliat they would the Tunney-Heeney bout al tft. day by Linton E. Allen, president. fo r ull second-hand care, hut no union which bus existed between solemn ronscerntion.
and then ro*e again Inn J
nffiduvil is required for new cara tho church and state since the
irovsk and e« poets to reach hop off us soon as the weather Yankee Stadium will carry a state
"You asked me for a m essage. A to hear the invocation pr o f t
By the uctiun of the Federul Re
tax of five per cent und u federal
reign o j King Henry V III, is like
On or a fte r June 15.
I’oyne Island on Sunday. .
now
era ami new forces hava come by Bishop E. L. Waldord, i
jidrmlttqd- , '
charge of 26 per cent. Tex doesn’t servo Board, tho local Institution i«
In a letter to tho locul bureau, ly within the next few m onths.
Metli odist Epirropal Chun
believe tho governm ent tux is fa ir empowered tq uct as tru stee, exe W. F. Allen, sta te m otor vehicle Thoso favoring the new pruyer into the economic life and our set Kansas City. He prayed "tho
ting
among
the
nations
of
the
is going to give it a battle In cutor, ad m in istrato r and to exer commissioner said:
hook contended It would end thu
’hree Dance Couples Five Rivers Threaten and
tngn of God fo r the man who
tho court* but in the meanwhile cise all o th er powers of u tru s t
schisms within tho church. The world. These forcos demand of us been given the g re a t place’ by t
“On,
and
a
fte
r
Juno
15
applica
Arkansas
Districts
runstunt
study
and
effo
rt
if
pros
Set World’s Record
he will charge fla t pricos to in com pany, it w as stated.
tions for sentl-annual license tag s proposed iillianeo of the Church of
convention last, night. He also a
In connection with the utinounce- m ay bo accepted a l half tho reg u E ngland a if dtho Catholic Church perity. peace and contentm ent ed for dtvino protection for tho <
clude all taxes.
MEM
PHIS,
Tenn.,
Juno
hhall
he
m
aintained.
Ringsido seats will he $10 hut n unt. Mr. Allen said:
NEW
KENSINGTON.
P «la r rare. Applications fo r tag s to also played an im portant p a rt in
homeward
"T his convention, like
those • gates on their
•T h is gives Sanford un added be used upon new cars purchased the situation.
the net i to Rickard will bo only
•
June 15. — (IN S )—Three couple* (IN S )— Raging w aters of
nays.
which
have
preceded
it,
fo
r
two
Tho action of tho llouso of Com
$30.40. Rickard has not decided banking facility under the super on or a fte r June 15 will not bo re
Chairm an Moses then pt
koday claimed tho world’s warn- rivers today had swept
ju»t w hat th*. ta riff will be on tho vision of the Federal Reserve^ quired to furnish affid av it certify mons definitely killed th* m easure generations, has affirm ed the
message from
hon d*nce cham pionship with « half u million acres of ....« **•
principles
of
our
P»
rty
and
defined
■
<
> Jg j
'
"
‘actio*)
Board
and
the
United
S
ta
tes
govand
tates
‘ “
“ "
f .*
=* r wiiich th r Anglo-Catholic / uctl
cheapest seats bu t it will be less
ark of 262 hours and 18 « h iu te s A rkansas and Missourii ,U 8^ ‘th a n $5 *0. th a t i t m ay cscapc,the
-to J u n e 16. but such .ffW nYit-m usf
heaviest l*x. He figuurs h ii-j)* t o g p iie -$ h a t
a co n tast here which ended-T5n 0f W : U v e r
^
. a n -B p p ttn rth m r-ftT r tirtlan-rTf--“ freedom - in— -spiritual o n the Platform.
- ’
Hoover telegraphed to
500
.
fam
ilies
to
.abandon
•
1h‘
'
r
return*, from other grades o f a c a t r
at 11:05 o’clock U st nighL The new.
S
aenii-annunl
m
i
T
n
u
a
t llcenw
license ta g s. tb
IP be
he used m atters.’’ Rejoctlon of the n* v
reply to tbe telegram of last
A
t
a
la
te
r
data
I
shall
discuss
homes
in
the
valleys
of
the
W
hile,
ntent
su
p
erv
is^
n
,
adm
inister
th
eir
p ra y er book, It was claimed, would
as ifollowa: '
■record exoccda by moro than two
upon
second
hand
cars.
All
m
otor
notifying him of his nom i~
it
fully
but
in
the
m
eantim
e
I
may
and Black Rivers.
cause many menubars o f the Church
$10 aaaU, $7; $16 seats, 910.50; will* ra th e r thdrt an Individual.’’
Ihoura th e m ark made In Chicago. Cache
vehicles
in
use
p
rio
r
to
Ju
n
e
16
W hin Moses road In th* *
THe St. Francis and A rkansas $20 ie*t*. $14; $25 scat*, $17.50;
of England to tw itch th eir alleg well say th a t under tho principles, "I stan d upon the p la t'
One of the w inning couples,
m ust pa tho annual fee.
tho
victory
will
assure
national
de
Rivers
are
swollen
and
breaks
Roman Catholic
iH erm an Root and Agnes Shaeffer,
$30,seat*. M lGrocery Store Cash
"A ffidavit:, furnished by owners iance to the
fence, m aintain eoonomy in the ad convention applauded si
the levees a t several pm nti
Church.
lof
ittoburgh,
as «■"••*"
m arried by i in
(Continued on page
pi P
riiia
o u rg n , w
wa»
•“
i i „(i Crosa
is
of
second
hand
cars
m
ust
bo
sign
m inistration of the government,
• R egister Is Rifled ed by the owner and two other
a justiee of p«*ce la s t night a t the ,.re feared.
Btranded fam - School Election Is
protect American workmen and
S IIIl’S COLLIDE
GERM ANS E l.
160th hour of the dance. The
‘ j-^ n c W eber. 50,
citizens. The alfid av lts
farm ers and business men alike
Being Staged Today Local police w e re 'tq d o y . search responsible
tendanU a t th e wedfiing were the Hies. The dead. F. C. * Augustn.
------, .
m
ust
set
forth
the
facts
concern
KEYVVEST F la Juno
15. from co m p etitio n ,.arisin g out of
in g fo r thieves, who last night en in g the place of storage, the date
lother contesting couples, Anna farm er, drowned near
(Continued on page th ree.)
BERLIN, Juno
T axpayers of the several county tered . th e Stokes grocery store on th e car was p lace o tn storage, the — (IN S —The S. S. W est T o ttan t
lM aroin and .A ndrew Grussey, of Ark. In lb . W hiU Blvcr l > y 4
W est 14, Popular Bluff. M0-» precincts today were balloting on
Chancellordesignate
limped
into
p
ort
here
today
le
a
k
Homstead, and Dolorea Stoller and drowned in the SL Francis River.
F irs t S treet and rifled the cash date It was removed from storage, ing badly fpllowinu a collision
CHANG ST IL L LIVES
M
ueller
today
offered
th
eir
choice
fo
r
school
trustees
for
Edw ard Garlifio.
and the reasonT br the nonuse d u r
th« ensuing* term . Voting was reg ister of several dollars in tm all ing the period covered by th e a ffi last,r.ig h t o ff Kabecca Shaals with
Stresem
ann
the
po*t
LONDON, Jun* 15.— (IN S )—
BELGIUM LIKES HOOVER slow th is m orning but s fair sized change. The robbers gained e n
the frelg h tn er C harles S- Howard.
BLACKMBR INDICTED
secretary in the new
davit."
The Howard continued h^r way to D ctp itt report* uf the death of Dr. Stresem ann deferred
poll w as expected before the har trance to the sto re by ru ttin g a
BRUSSEUS. June 16.— (W S )—
screen over the transom of a re a r
Providence, R. I. A re p o rt of the Chang T so-U n, M anchurian w ar his answer. Paul
DENVER, Ju n e 15 .—(IN S )—
lot boxes are dosed tonight
QUAKE SH A K E8 MANILA
accident waa made known by Capt. lord, a dispatch rrem Tlantoin pu b has been elected
..
,
T rustees w e to be elected in door.
Henry M. Blockmer, Denver on ^ i t l X ' i o T t h e 1 presidential
lished-in tbe Daily Mall today in
T racks discovered th is morning
man and m issing
every precinct except Lake Monroe
-(IN S ) MoGladdry. of the W a it ToUont. dicated th a t Chang is atlll vary new Reichstag,
I witness w as indfcUd, by a
and Paolo. The polls o f the two in rc* r of the building arg believed
candidate f o r , vice
f’j’lV j m a d e ^ p u W l c . ^Ths*1West I much alive and ra th e r nettled th a t
I grand Ju ry here today on charges
Sanford prfclncts aro located ifa to have been miid* by bare f e e t,! — Eighty earth
was defeated. [ .
| «f concealm ent qf income.- xne
M g' 1
y I T o ttan t was New O rleans boqnd-1
should be regarded a . de*L
the court house and the W claka t ' t Z
special on*, U said
ro boys com m itted Vio th eft.
building.
.
,
,tig n ted his income In w artim e.
.
. >r-— ra ta
1010 to 1023.
fl
SHOUTING
IN CAPITAL HOME FOLLOWS NAMING
OF HERB HOOVER
hoover ' s
HOOVER MESSAGE
PLEDGES TO BACK
PARTY TRADITION
( .-
British I k c l e s i a s t
Will R e s i g n O v e r
Prayer B o o k R o w
Rickard Announces
Prices For Coming
Tunney-Heeney Go
Full Trust P o w e r s Motor License Tag
Granted ToSanford Prices Reduced By
Bank By U. S.Board Half In New Order
ns
S S h srsE p s
>•
it
�Phonographs
Cabinet Models
•Self - Service
1-3 OFF
-Three For jjj-J , 0 0
T his Pre-Inventory Sale ifc store-wide In its
many articles not listed here for lack of spi
eluded at reduced price*.
Pale begins Friday morning at 9 o’clock and lasts f«
three days only— the w ise shopper will he on time it
tnke advantage o f m erchandise that is bound to h
snnpped up by eager purchasers.
The InrelicNt collection of IIRAND j- NEW
Sum m er IlfcatteA th at
have shown re
cently a t an y th in g like the low price they
are offered at 'id this I're-lnventory Sale.
The rollertlnn includes H at Crepes in light
-hudes. w ashable silks in 1'astel Colors.
prlrttH in rlotoUs effects, flowered chiffons
nrid polka dots on light grounds.
Also
pnstel (ieu rg rttea, Navy ficOrgettes ..attd
crepes. *' • " ‘ . *
''
'
'\
' > '10 inches wide, new patterns on
white ground. Splendid quality
” o f crepe printed iu small and
lurge figures.
*
I
S ilk B road
cloth
And Tub Silks
These dresses m ust Ik* seen to nppreeinle .
the high miAllty— remember, it's firs t ,
come— first se rv e d .. . and these are e x tra
ordinary values!
Crepe-Georgette
F R ID A Y
Sale
Starts
3fi inches wide, plain colors, for dresses and slips.
One o f th e. m ost durable o f silks. Colors gun rim(red.
$3.00
and
$3.50
Values
Newest
$ 2.00
Values
Features
SILK PONGEE
Frock
WASH SATIN
36 inches wide
All silk, closely woven, comes in w hile
shndcs. Will wash— won’t shrink.
Inventory
Sale Price
and
1 o /\
$ 1 O V
36 inches wide
wanted
36 inejt nil silk wash satin in plain color:
desirable for underwear
i
yd.
Inventory
Sale Price
$179
La Camille And
SPALDING
International
Pathing Suits
.$2.50 Values now
$7.50 Swimming Suits
reduced to
and Gordon
Hosiery
J
A regular $2.00 stocking
in every new
summer
qhadc and every pair guarrinteed
N ovelty Printed
Crepe de Chine
Wasn-un-Ready
Printed Crepe
f.'nitrnttlrcMl
U ii**hn l t l r . P ln D i «‘i»l«ra». \ l l
k l l k r r r p r , •••»•• ©f ll» r
nia»«(
|Mi|Milur
fur
ilrraM a.
N r u m l m i ll llliiaf « f > IU Ii p r in t f o r ilr r a a r * . % o h lr % nrlrl> of
|ifitlrri»M ©nil r n l o r * .
llri|iilrrM
no
m iH hI n s . I i l r u l f o r n n t lr r Ktt r i n r n f m.
i i I k Iii
Uo m i i r , t r r r p f r a a m
ru m |»rr».
Lingerie Cloth
Ha.vola
I.n ira r, lllin llf rlieek
n m l r n » « n . All i l r » l r n lilr
d m .
rliln r*.
i r r > | M i|iu ln r f n r i m -
K |» n rf Milk, n l i i . l r i u i a
k h r ir U ik rlr ilr.lrn lilr
f u r f r i i r k . , hll|i« nm l
Itlm iin rr -*. I ' Iii I it n m l
rflliim .
til
nrn
i i n n f ril
■ ilinilra. V m i r c h n l r r
» f w h i t e n r nn> » f
Ike p n p u ln r m ln m .
Dress Linens
N ovelty Voiles
Ceianesc Voile
T b n r n l r a h r n n k . k iioiI
m -rlaltl.
arn n rn n irril
n il lln r n
nml
fn .l.
Ilrm alar
tVOr
vn lu r,
tin Ic l wrnn m l. n l i h
u n i r l l ) .I n i. n m l flitr■ I d r.Ia n *.
IU In .
t« I d r .
In i l r k i n .
nml m lnr.
ftinf
rriirr.rn f
I h r filrk o f I b r m u r k rl. .
I.u iira l
p rlrr
nf .r n a n n .
M r »nlnr
i
Sheer *Chiffon
All Silk
Crepe do Chine
ili-r»»rnr.
Onyx Pointcx Hose for
good looks plus good wear.
You’ll find Pointex Hose
the best.
$139
39/
$1.29
English PHnts
T issue Gingham
Plaid Ortfantly
fin aran lrrU
f«*l.
In ra r nnd a m n ll p a tf r r n . nf I k r r r to i l i r
r u l n r l n a '4
.M l« n m l Ik lr u l i l M . S !
In . w W r . f i . r r p l n l d .
■ mil r l i r r k . . n i l b r l a b l
K n m rlljr o f
fh n lrr
d-«U «»
nnd
rw lor*.
w h ile a r o u n d ,
w ith
•Inln ly p a t t e r n .
•
p a tt e r n .
$3.50 Values now
$5.00 Values now
$7.50 Values now
69/
When garments of regulai
and $1.25 valueu are W i
Ihe apecial
price of 8
thrifty ahopper w ill' not
|h® opportunity to gjt.by,
uT
rrinceaa Rlipa, Step-in.,
Bloomer*. Teddieu.
,
_ Organdies
P la in rMurm. Im p a rl-
rd Jtw laa
* an raw illv-.
....»f*
nnd I 'ik flir ir ., » l
rh r«
iW r . p la in
a - W f " 1''
In lrab ll
M ai, i
n rlrl>
1
WEARWELL SHEETS
83—90
72—90
J1.19
1.29
81—90
P illow C ases
yd
$1.
3
.Prize 80—90 *1.00
Dorage 80-105 1.89
/
W hite
W hite
�y H T f t f c ^ A P f c M p ! H jft& I.t). ^ AN FORD FLORIDA
(TOO LA TE TO C L A SSIFY )
Traffic and Traffic Cops
O f Different Nations
W ANTED 1000 persons to come In
nnd see the new gaa fi?Jtd refriT crntor. You can buy this a t n
\e r y A ttractive price nnd have 15
n onthr. to pay balance. Sanford
Gas Co. 100 Magnolin Avc.
Companies Which
de Reports For 1st
ittJ f y i)
%VWiSft
n e g a te p ro fiti or J01 industrial
ipanie* which have reported
the firs t q u arte r of the year,
mri
ro $278,284,000, o r 4.4
per
ifjjif
h
‘
t g re ater than in the sam e
iod in 1027, accordinR to a
l rM e V - '- "
ipllatlon by the S tandard S ta
les Company, The list includaa the United S tates Steel
Corporation and the General Motorn Corporation.
‘ Excluding the»e two Riant cor
porations, the remaininR 100 com
pan ies reported a decline of fourtin th s of one per cent, in profits.
From this it will be . seen w hat a
powerful fa cto r the hURe e a rn
ings of General Motors C orpora (9 D* Cou from liwlnf umoway
tion alnce the tu rn of the year
O country has a monopoly of
havo been in m aking up the de
the problem of hamltlm; motor
ficiencies of the sm aller concerns.
traffic and the traffic police
Ih the public utility fields th ere
man of Fifth Avenue, New York,
has been a gradual turn fo r the
who raises his hand nnd Is bol
h atter, which deflects the Influ
stered
by an electric light signal
ence o f higher rateji approved by
atate and municipal commissions system Is kin to Hie ambidextrous
f i r electric light, gas, power, traffic cop la (ho old Malay Strulis
city of Singapore who uses a double
tran sportation and w ater.
•'A to tals of 17 representative ' semaphore system by-m eans of a
public u tility concerns, e x c i t i n g
rane board strapped horizontally on
th e Am erican
Telephone
and aU back. The retatlvo seriousness of
.Telegraph C om pany,, in crease^ the problem Is of courso In, ratio
.t'wAfce concentration of automobiles
- la
jPconntries and lo-the
q u a r
reasonableness of the street layout
^ t a r profits, comparecL w ith the
fa populous cities, whether of. the
corrwaponding 1927 period. Com old or the new world.
pilations are by the sam e a u th o r
Aceordlng to the Automotive Di
ity And are undoubtedly as ac
vision of the U. S. Bureau of For
cu rate as can be produced.
eign and Domestic Commerce there
16 Automobile com panies (exIs now ono car to every 5.12 per
eluding General Motors. .Increase
sons' In the United States. This
T cent.
Is the greatest concentration of Top—Handling traffic In Kyoto during Cherry Blossom festival. I.rft—
Automobile accessories. .Inmotor cars for any country, but the Singapore cops use double semaphores. Right—One of New York C D /•
12.6 per cent,
*
"finest."
United Stales has a magnificent
lullding, real estate, e tc .. .
ise 15.9 per cent.
area and Its saturation point for
motor cars Is not yet to be seen. express h.v word of mouth, the borrowed Ideas from llmm. On tk«
warning. HI III.
w hole.-the American Itilluenoc It
Chemical m a n u fa c tu re rs.. .
There Is one car for every 37
I he motor world la widely f«1>
"Beware
of
wandering
horse
that
increase 7.8 per cent.
pnrsons In England, Scotland and he shall not lake Might ns you pass whether Involving tho car which Is
J f Copp«r pro d u cers.. Increase
Wales: fer every 40 persons In him. Do not explode tho exhaust driven, the tilling of the tank wlt.i
28.1 per cent.
France; fur every US persons In box a( him. (lo soothingly by or gnsoirue or the rules of the ront‘.
318 Food Products . . Increase 6.1
lierm any; and on the little Island stop by the touilsldu while ho pass It was not until recently (lint llio
of Nippon with Its ftfty four million by away.
lllling slnllon and the gasoline
people there Is one ear for every
"Give big space lo the festive pump were adopted In foreign coun
1525 persons, which, npou analysis, dog that nmke sport In the high tries bill now they are'becom ing
Is not a bad showing.
way. Avoid entanglement of dog universal.
In recent years Japan has lie with your spoke wheel.
The American motorist pays less
come distinctly motor conscious,
"Go soothingly on thn'gri'nne mud for Ills gasoline than I lie motorist
mid the motorist In Kobe, accord as there lurk the skid demon.
.ilfnost anywhere. .Vcrgidlng lo •
ing to no less serious nn nnihorlly
"Press tho brake of tho foot ns Mirvey of. world - retail gnsollte
Hun Die American A u t o m o b i l e As you roll round the roruora to save pill ck on or about Decomhur H.
•nidation, Is admonished l i tot- collapse and tlti-up"
1!i27. made by Hie D S lloreaii o*
t
lows;
In any language, the object of n [Foreign and Domestic t ’otinneice,
r Xt (fie rise ol l lie lia'iu!“ir"pol[ce
’.•uUiYTTW iv.a -‘■’ritimg*fTTr-Mr‘nmvrF'
Ion In l.ondon. :ttc In I'.ills; 2Nc In
man, stop rapidly. Do not puss him
or otherwise disrespect him.
llerllli: 27r III ('oprnhsgen: f>3c In
Kf record for the early p a rt of the
Home; tic In sitignpofe; .1‘.'c In
"When a passenger of the fcot
etUTPnt' year alw ays excluding
hove
la
sight,
tootle
tho
horn,
Tul.i^:
42c In Sydney and 33<- in
(}«baral Motors C orporation which
lliiflins Alrcs Tbt-Mvehmo retail
trumpet to him, melodiously at
U in p clans by itself as u moneyfirst. If he still obsincle your pns
price. hNcIusui - of ta t in itilt routu
; m aker and a producer of large
sags, tuullo him with vigor ami
try v an.anil-i JOc a gh^di
ajkI expanding proportions.
The
story of th e drop in oil profits
/ has a lre ad y been told and a disU t4al tale it is, but the decline in
the earnings of the railroad equipent companies was not so well
Hlim, except th at Baldwin's 10
f p er cent capacity production re| reived wide-spread advertising in
: (ho first p a rt of the yeur.
•i t But the more intensified muinII BKOOKI.INE, Muss. Ju n e 15.' (fin a n c e of rolling stock, and the
(IN 'S)— A cosy uppurtm ent,
m anufacture of cars in th eir own
l'nt i mm little as ufipurtm pnls g'»,
atmpa have enabled the railroads
will house Hud Stillm an hel'r to
• to cut down their requirem ents
the Stillm an millions and his bob
fp r passenger and freig h t cars
bed haired C anadian backwoods
from the equipm ent m anufacturbride, Lena Wilson Stillm an, next
rV«, who have not shared the
call. The Stillm ans ju s t from u
■ rfronperity of the m otor steel and
years honeymoon in Europe nno
building industries.
complete I housekeeping plans foi
• Of particular Interest at this
I92N-IU21I when "Hud" will be* u
tim e in the reserve board’s Indusstudent at the- H arvard Medical
l*t tfla l raport fo r April, which
•School.
' coincides exactly with those issped by the banks and economic
The- Stillm an ap artm en t is on
L ' Mfanclea of various kinds. It con
the- third floor of one of the most
firm ed the fact that general inT he cam el is no longer th e only ship of th e desert, modern " f B rookline's apartm ent
f ‘ dpstrial production and m anufac
buildings. There is no elevutoi
t as th is picture, tak en a t the pyram ids in Egypt, shows. in the* building, us those who live
tu rin g continues on a large scale.
r tJU t the bqying of m etals has
tThe Buick in the foreground is only one of m an y in reg there wish (n get the benefit of
ji l i e n
sufficient to exhaust a
on the stairs.
u la r desert service, for which its fam ous sealed chassis theTheexeieine
liyavy reserve. Automobile proform er backwoods girl from
I duction well m aintained and sales
'•admirably fits it.
t ’anudu will do all tile housework
• \aj departm ent stores «nd nationin the six room ap artm ent. The
of retail establishm ents well up to
kitchen, where Mrs. "H ud" S till
' the standard.
man will prgpurc lunch for hei
homecoming husband, is in the
middle of the ap artm en t ami ad
joining it is u spacious pantry
and then the dining room. • All six rooms are larg e amlair^r.
The Stillm ans are paying $135 s
month for the ren tal of the a p a rt
ment. Right now they are pickinc out the necessary furnishings.
IlCHAGO JunelS . — (IN S )—
Hric-o-hrac and otlels and end* will
ligharay rn g in e e n , even morein* 15— (I N S )— I ta! a ir -rail service1 in the*country be secured in Catpula d uring their
in safety organisations, are desum m er- vuralidp n t the Stillm ur
aaing the num ber of m otor aclarge airp o rt afTtl Llo runie tlirriujOi^Chlcagt).
■nta in the U nited State* ucs k i e s ' \
f "T his im not ijiy Jelcu alune. It sum m er
‘'Buds new home 1h only five
diog to Charlea M. Hayes, inesJm ..thv.„cb< loraem ent of A d u ilra|
pt of th« Chicago Motor Cluh.
ees tne* pier. f «
luurCbftc*:al P «t t $ 5 u n i
U one tune H ayes ^believe*
i*r city to wake up unanim ous agreem ent of Nn\4y and
fcway building was nothing
fs as an aviation Arm y loaders o n C hlfngo’a tfMvaii-j
r* th a n digging out d irt and
■ (’ha les Diekin* tuge over the ie s t^ i£ A n^'raaT for,
in g cem ent o r gravel over the
'F lying in C hita flying facilities. T
}
roadwMj Now, however, "the
nt o the IllinoiH
"H ut the Aer»» Club of* flltnoisi
Ui"kua*»is lis d -d a f (v a n trT tn B fftn rrirg fty albwlaii
.lake fro n t >TeI<! and -fg relOfVcrT
“S' fralilcdnliiTeiTniT ra il'a e ro tie-up line w hether routed through Sta
which fai’e ilto include Chicago in Louis or elsewhere" to co® e licitj]
its trunk rpute. ‘
^ Need l-’eir Action
"F o r the lust yi'a:-.” Mr. Dickin
The need fo r speed in 'eioVelopson asserted, "the uero e’uh. has
: is m eraiy changing a cow been preaching th a t if Chii-ugo ing ..'f'l'ietjg i ' s advantages as un
|n to a country lane, the bu l- failed to dcvelip u dow n'ow n a i r - airp o rt was cited by the .veterun
o f th# Iain will elim inate port on the luke front the city flyer.
"The Feirei M otor Compai'y,** he,
' o f Ifie hacurds th a t existed
would be left hehiml in the r a said, “ is interested in u- line front
i« c o ^ rjia th .
pidly developing air situation.
Buffalo lo D etroit und pi.ipoees
1 tile t o m to the m otorists
Leaves Chicago Out
shortly to extend this u ir aervico
U had-in place*, he trie* to
"The result is apparent. A ir from D etrhit to M ilw auke// fly-,
u p lo st-tim e by golrtg fa ste r
ho should w here the road U nouncemcnt of the new trans-con* ing directly at;ross the lake amt
If th e road w ere all good tincntal tie-up of rail and a ir also not passing through Chicago.
rohahly would tra v rl n» an tran sp o itatio n carries the* uewa( t . ’’Fejaly i!~vjnlerii*\p<L.(i) uddanc,'
tliat a route lias been chosrrffi' hi If)'
* ’■
f t o f t h # change* in grade avoids Chicago.
,7 *' 77^1
HVfhn
IH‘ji! 1 ^b\Ul
N
P
a
Buick at the Pyramids
ighwayEngineers Aero Club President Says
[elpTo D e c r e a s e Chicago Will Rule World
umber Of Wrecks
When She Obtains Airport
lata now. P ro m p t developm ent of
Iiudd Stillman Has
Cozy Apartment In
Mind For Next Fall
LONDON, Ju n e 15. (IN {5.)fAmcricnn and B ritish schemes for
chnin of floatinR uirdrom es exU ndine
across
the
. 3,000mile eX|Uin*c of the A tlantic Or
ican are ridiculed by an an o n y
mous British naval ex p ert wrltlnff
iiS tWh Daily E xpress here.
These schemes would be perfect
if only they were practical, in the
opinion of this ex pert, who points
o u t th at any seafarinR man with
experience of ‘ the A tlantic will
declare they nre not.
"The best steel, for instance,’•
the expert writes, t s not iniloctructible under wute no m a tte r
how it iis protected by chemical
p repniut oils. T herefore these a ir
drom es wiulil have to be docked
I rom e times. Hut in w h at?
No Secure Mooring
"No graving o r flonting dock
on each would begin to look nt
auch umvicldly contrivances that
so fa r have been (UgRested for
these floating uirdrom es.
At •
rough 4iy££agsCthe depth of the
- sen on the® A ilahflc route is about
2,j(h> fathom:., pnd it id 'doubtful
if anything th a t floats could he
mooted securely in such n depth.
The Daunt Hock L ightship, off
Queenstown, Ireland, w ith a spe
cially designed hull and anchored
in n few fathom s, has been loci
w ith “ all, hands a t her mooringJ
once or twice. - '*•
"A t the lowest estim ate, using
the same chain ns the la te s t’ bat*
lesl.il is, the w eight of cubic be
tween the sen and vessel would
•tie tis heavy as 520 tons.
As no
icninun uses less cable than three
tim es th i depth of w nter, the
Weight of lbs cable to he carried
bef 9 nj anchoring would he 1,500
tons to each anchor
The craft
could not have, less thun two anhors.
So we s ta rt with 3,20i!
ons of cable chain not countin g
> Ju- anchors. She would certainly
>reak ad rift in the first heavy
J •'ale."
The w riter o ffers an nltcrnajye proposal, which he believes
*~iuld he a solution to th e pro•Tcn . Three a irc ra ft ca rriers of
lifi-ge dim ensions
stationed ai
•tiual distances along the route
, >ntulJ..prMvida.a‘mma-ft>r- irau s-A thfltic plunes, in his opinion.
I UThay would heave-to, or cruise, |
T ith in ’ » ' «* »'25- mile
elrchj.
Of uii advertised p o in t/' he suys. I
TThoy .would not cost the la rg o r
#um s nfeessury for naval airc ra ft
■nyftiprs, us th ey would not want,
dm arm am en t und m achinery
vhich the la tte r needs,
, A H itte r Idea
"A s|M'tjd of eiglit or 10 knots
vi uld he enough to enable the.a
> henve to in a gale and keep in
position.
To allow for docking
mil re fittin g it would mean buildng five such c ra ft in order to
cop three alw ays a t sea on thcic
tatinns. In sum m e.’, at any ru t:,
t would be possible to fuel and
■rovlsion them from u tender on
heir statio n s und also to change
iver th eir crews.
" It should be enough if they
v**c drydocked once u year. In
* calm , henvily (itlcn machine.',
id'll a long flying neck or high
peril on the p art of the ca rrie r
•nless m eans arc provided for
atching and b reak in g them on
'muling and c a ta p u ltin g them or.
nking off.
M any such a rra n g e
m ents already exist.
W ith a derent breexe nothing of the sm t
s wanted. Pow erful smoke screens
would increase the distance at
w lltcft'thfic vessels would be sig h t
ed by planes."
FOR SUMMER COLDS
%
TO. LICK HAIIT. whoso resilience
anil iwlilres* Is unknown.
you a h r iik iik u v o u d k iik d
to nimenr to tlu> hill of. eomiilaliit
rill'd in th r ntinvn stylril rau sr, on
or before tlio ptli ilny of August,
A. D. lOtS, the some being n llulo
i#«y n t tills Honorable Court, or
else n decree pro eonfeaen Will' l»e
entered attains! you.
IT IS F t’KTMKIt UltDKItKI) Unit
this notice be published onre a week
for four eonseoutlve week" In TIIK
HANFORD HKIIAI-1>, a newspaper
•if Kenerul cjnnitntlon in Hanford,
Seminole County, Florida.
(VlTNKHH Hie tieriil"’ nl ' V. 15.
nOUHLAHK. Clerk, mill llte seal of
the above styled, i.'uurt. In Hanford,
this t day o f ‘June, A. IV, 1'Jtl."
I. •
V. H. 1mIIUIIjAMH.
fTerk I'lieu ll e'ourt.
By A. XI. WEBKH. '■
Deputy Clerk.
(Official Heal).
MtTKTS OF AIM'Mt’ATIO.X r o l l
TAX l»i:F.I» t'XDRR MKCTIOX
3T.1 O r T ilII UKXHIIAI. STATI'TKM o r TIIK HTATB.OF FMIJI•n i
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Notice Is hereby ilh'i'D1th at' 11.
'DIIBVKNV, purrhuser. of „Ta* O r tlflrnle N il. niu. dnlMl tin Till day
'of 'June. .'Mi''ll. I l l l , ImVcffleil said
crntlflcnte In my .office,' and lias
made application fur lux deed to
Issne' In uin-oiMlince With law. Halit
i-rrtlfIriUo-em braces th h ' ff(lowing:
tlVsrrlhed property sliiiuted In Hem- .Vkiitillro a n d Y o o r h ts
AttorneyM f o r C o m p ln lm in t.
Inoli- County, Florida. to-wlt*.
S \ i of N»A of N S of NW
of HK
'i of Heel Inn 13. Township 20. Unlit h
range’ 30 Knst, f> ucres, the snld
111ml lielnit iissi'sseil nt th r iluto of
the Issiinnce' of snld crrllflcute In
the mime of Unknown. That D.
Drevetiy purchnser of Tux eVrtlflC'lto No. *io. diilrd the 7th. day of
June, A. I>. I92B, has filed said cer*
11fli'u11* In my office nnd has inude
appllciiton for tax deed to Issue !>i
iici'ordnni'e with law. Sulil certifi
cate embraces the followlna des
cribed pi'operti slliinli'd ill Hemlnnle ('limit>. Klorlda. to-ivlt: Lot
127 Hanford lli'IKUl*.
The euld land helm; assessed at the
date of Issiiaiii'i' of such certificate
In the name of F. T. Fields. Unless
snld certIflcate shall ho redeemed
■iccordlmr to law tux deed will Is
sue thereon the loth day of July,
o n tu
A. I»., l«2»,
Willies* my official slunalure and
•••ill Hits the 7tli day of June, A.
s a la d
I-:. DOCtU.AHS.
Court Hnnlnok
A. Jf. WHKICH.
Deputy Clerk
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I In* Iiiwh of tin- si nn. of Aliilianri
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in ilo- Hiatt' of Fioritla, Complainn nt.
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or In-f•
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Tanglefoot Fly Paper is both
effective and sanitary. Grocers
everywhere use it because no
other type of destroyer should
be tolerated w here food is
exposed to the air.
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M le n ti fo r a h a lf-p in t. O ther liq u id ln«cct-klllerd
coat 3 0 r o ils a h a lf-p in t. B la c k Fla*.com «*<lnttw ej
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THE SANFOHU HKIIALU. SANCOIIII KLOUIUA
F H ID A Y , J U N E
t l e S h o u t i n g Hoover Is Selecte d mighty force for human b e tte r
ment should find Its abiding home
im i.ng GurtMsNominated in the Republican P arty than turn
othcr^faith*. J '.Q u r - P v a k .ais.
to the need o f a strong,
odVer ToBeRui^ngMate .toaroused
courageous manj to carry forward
-tHe- 'v e ry • first
n o t w ait to drum
w»yecitinff a long
tO j’did this, “ man
itil “th a n whom”
e hlurtedertlt. "H erb ert Hoovight o f f '-the* b s t and thnt
-d off. th o afdy show this con-
(Continued from poge 1.)
Hoover made it d e a r th a t the plat
form was satisfactory to him, ev
en if it wasn’t for some of his
opponents for the nomination.
There was more npplause for
th a t passage which promised ”r.
the agricultural problem. The dele
gates didn’t listen hr intently to
the reading of the message from
their newly elected lender ns they
m ight have. Perhaps it was because
ninny of the delegates had sough:
noon papers on their way into the
1 from S t a l l "hoisted n’ tiapibr-'
E e elepnantr to Ihfefb'hhouldbr*
■ fell into line. Senator George
■doses of New H am pshire perle n t chairm an, who had been
■ding Up" things w ith «• fast
K ing gavel, s a t down and let
E how ru n its course.
Ken o ther young men carried n
L picture of Hoover; to the
Harm and held it up in fui!
E. McNabb beamed and wave-1
■ricnds~who passed by in the
Eng lines. The noise and shoutidled and rose in waves. Faint
lln s came from the band perch*
Ihigh up under the rafters.
I male q u arte t stationed itself
fro n t of the platform nn-l
lu g h m egnphones sang the combn
song
“ who-but-Hoovcr-e
kxly on tho popular melody
n o " .'T h e veins stood out on
Ir necks as they strained to bt
t i l above th e din,
I s the show^was nt its peak n
g am ong the delegates rentnrkr "Hoover efficiency.”
*
finally McNabb proceeded. There
re no more frenzied outburst*
\ -fire and enthusiasm had gone.
b balloting was more of n ratiation than a nomination. Th-i
tover forces have dictated till.*
ivention from beginning to end.
form to the delegates the two In
ternational News Service
dis
patches from Superior, Wis„ con
taining the congratulations to Mr.
Hftover" from the President and
Mrs. Coolidge.
The names of newly-elected na
tional committeemen were then
called for. Most of the state re
elected their old committeemen and
committee women hut here and
there were changes.
The Georgia delegation, which
Ims liren in continual difficulties
on balloting, demanding roll cnlls
on every ballot thus fa r tnken in
the convention, was again in trou
ble over announcing the new mem
ber of the national committee
from Georgia. It wns passed over
Hoover’s F aj ni l y
In C a p i t a l H o m e
Hears Him Nam ed
[oover M e s s a g e
l e d g e s To B a c k the L iggett chain
arty Tradition M c N a b P l a c e s
(Cqntinucd from page 1.)
Name O f H o o v e r
wer standards of living abroad
tster ipdfvidual initiative, insure B e f o r e C a u c u s
ability of business nnd employlent, - prom ote our foreign com>urees.
“YiUfv have manifested u deep
tineern lit the problems of agrililturc. You have pledged the
lifty to support OtHifie nnd conIruetivp relief upon a nntion wide
l a ic barked by the i esources of
lib federal government. We will
[i^ must find a sound resolution
[Mat will bring security nnd conk-ntmout to this great stcUon of
ur people.
‘.‘But the problems of the next
Lur years are more than ecunomk-. Tn n profound sense they are
ptoral and spiritual. This eonrehtfoA has sounded a note of nwrt l . leadership.
HKn'.l the world have peare?
KilnlJ prosperity in this nation be
(nore thoroughly
distributed?
KHuII wc build steadily toward tin*
Ideal- of equal opportunity to all
mir people? Shall there be secured
thnt:Obcdienco'of law which is the
ssentiol assurnnee of life of our
Ihuitutiona?
,)
"Shall honesty! and righteouanesaHn government and in busiiiess]confirm the confidence of tho
acnpjrf in th q ir'in s titu tio n s 4ind
their law s? Government m ust
L on tribute to leadership in «nswarl to th^se questions. The govkrnm ont is more than udm inistration; Itla /th e power, for leadership
Und bdopgration with tlic forces of
business and cultural life in city,
town and countryside. ■
the constructive policies of a great
adm inistration.
“This historic party of achievement has never been nblo to sub
mit to the Am erican people a
greater record of ' constructive
human action than the adm inistra
tion of Calvin Coolidge. And of the
constructive p a rt of th at adminis(ration, from its inception H er
bert Hoover has been a vital ami
intim ate p a rty .’,' ,,
McNab extolled* Hoover’s- ser
vices during the 'W orld War.
said Hoover had heard and an
swered the ery of "women and
children firs t.’’ A t n time, said
McNab, "when millions knocked nt
hiingnr’n gqt*,’\ Hoover took
charge of the g re atest errand ot
mercy ever known. “ Here wo* a
task,” McNab continued, “such ns
never before confronted mun. The
feeders of the hungry women anu
children la the g re atest prnclicul
romance in history.
In concluding, McNab virtually
laid down a personal platform for
his candidate. "To insure to every
American child equal opportunity
in training and education; to icmove the.drudgery of the Amerncun
housewife; to brighten the toil ol
the workshop; JLq find tutionul.
not artificial m eans to relieve the
distress of the producers; to stim u
late hrnlth.
(Cqntinucd from page 1.)
from collapse’’ following the World
W ar.
lie compelled the disposal in
Europe of the huge surplus of
farm products McNab asserted,
and "had it not been for his pres
tige ami bis genius of |>rr*Ua*inn,
the doors of Europe would liavh
been locked to the products of our
fields and American agriculture |
would have benn crashed beyond
ull hope of recovery.”
A fter reciting how 600,000 C a ll-;
fnrnin Republicans voted to send
her delegation to the convention to |
lintt’e for Hoover’s nomination,
McNab said: "I can hear tile a p
proaching trend of unnumluned
millions of mothers nnd sons whose
hearts are bound up in the future
of the republic. Their faith is up
on the man whose name we shall
here place before you. They will
follow him more enthusiastically
than any other lender in the coun
try. He has interpreted their
hopes. Me understands their ernvings. He ha s been able to satis
fy their longings for the better
things of life. They recognize in
him n Republican who has been
able to bend the finest energies of
the republic to the service of the
men and women who compose the
home life of the United l*.atcs.
"Their faith and prayers arcfixed on him anil shall we dash
th eir hopes and ignore their ap
peals? Better, is if not, th at this
"w hatnot" in one corner. A Ralph
Peabody painting of S ecretary
Hoover graces the middle of the
front wnll.
The Hoover fam ily in America
apparently dates from Andrew
Hoover who in 1740 settled some
farm s in the uplands of M ary
land. There was no rerortl of thb
Hoovers prior to thut date, a c
cording to gencologists.
There is a di’f ferm ce of npinion
ns to Andrew Hoover’s lineage,
it being held as Frcrn-n, Dutch
and English. Hoover's people were
convened to the Quaker faith —
now the society of
friends-—
probably in Holland by the E ng
lish
The name is common in no rth
west Europe. In French
it is
Huber, in Germ an lloefer nnd
Hoofer, while the Dutch and
Flemish use the American spell
ing.
Hoover is n "birth right"
Ounker. Mrs. Hoover, who was an
Episcopalian when she m arried
the Secretary of t'um m erce
in
1800 adopted the fnith
of the
friends.
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IS , 1 0 W
7
n j
not’ go to within the Republii
cf approxim ately 1,770. If this
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ion only •M ark Woods of
ia an accurate indication of. tho
nt 3
trend, our figures show th a t the
a “ member ftfTTha
Au.toniobllo d e a th .to ll M lt W
,,
-"The stra ig h t Him tren d for the
T O '
period between 1921 and 1026,
--------- j
- Ite m ," f iid M u r p h y .^
, N agjffljm gen fill! frill1*
showing 10.2 individuals killed
(C ontinued from page
| Governor Adam McMullen ol over/-a v eto n e x t winter*
per 100,000 population, would in
dicate alm ost 20 fa ta litie s per Minn, president of the Am erican N ebraska
who suggested the
100.000 fo r 1028.,A compound in Council1 o f A griculture, chairm an "m arch of the 100,000,” fa rm ers
tere st cUdve, which flta the data
and- wo krp *u» to *»t i
more a c c u ra te ly ,
shows 21.0
n e w / fu tu re,” said Worn
fa t a s -f am concerned,
fataNtiea per 100,000.
to g et It In the Republicar
N on-fatal autom ooile Injuria*
have been increasing a t an even
more rapid rate, according to the
survey,, although tho results wore
tabulated 'on a mote Incomplete
basil th an th at b f fatal, nccldsnts.
In 192L It is estim ated, there
were approxim ately 210,300 non;
fatal Injuries caused by automo'‘ 'ik.lftt .
I
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biles. Since then, the ’ figure*
Phone No. 2)
sho#. th e re h as been a steady in
21.1 Sanford Ave.
crease, o. about 23 per cent a
. •
•;.«
year.
- •• Wholesale and Rets »i /«j '*
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AUTOS IN C URARE
This would m ean 313 people in
Saturday and Mo iStey r ~
jured in every 160,000, on a bnsi*
of an estim ated national popula
Specials "
tion of 110,201,000 a t midyear.
“Some consolation is afforded
by a comparison of death rates
E le a B u t t e r , fyendy f o r U se, lb ..
I# o p re l B r a n d S u g a r C u re d H a m s , lb . ,1 7
and autom obile i reg istratio n s,”
the report stales. "F a ta lities per
PI
IL-sbury W h e a l C e r e a l, p k * . --------- •
S h r e d d e d W h e a t, p k g . ......................
100.000 of autom obiles registered
Kellogg All Bran,' pk#f, ...:..r .,.... . -W
P ll t s b u r y H e a l th B r a n , p k g ..........
dropped from 112.2 in 1021 .r
0.1.4 in 1020. T his decrease was
P o s t T o a a tte s , p k g ................................
due to the enorm ously greater
U G W h d e C o rn , f t * 2 c CAnf 2 t p r
^
P . a n d G . S o a p , 6 b a r s ....................
number on m achines registered.
“ In 1028 the death rate per
Jar
.........18.
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R o n c d a le -D
Macaroni, 4 pkgs.
100.000 probably will be around
one B e tte r)
24 lb . S elfL i b b y 's A p p le J e lly . 6 Vi o r . J a r
m
$ i.4 r f
"T h at rat* of noh-fatal Injur
S c r a tc h F e e d , p e r lO d fb c .
.v.~
ies, however; seem i "to be more
$ 1 .1 2 ;
25 lb . Sa*jSc; c K lc k G ro w M a a h
than keefHng pace w ith new regO ld K e n tu c k y L a y M o a b ,
25- Ih. Jg ack C h ic h S t a r t e r ___
istrationa.
“The rep o rt indicates quite
con*JiiWv|ely th a t the automobile
as on instrum ent of injury and
Come Early and Avoid the: the Crqwd
denth has stubbornly defied all
the p rav en tatt 'velessum rivbgkv
W e D eliver
the preventative m easures now
employed.
"One is forced to the conclu
sion’ th a t as long ns we hrtve
automobiles, we shall be subject
to a very serious automobile haz
ard."
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FARM, LEADERS
TO DEMOCRA
D e s p ite S a f e g u a r d s T h r o w n
U p T o P ro te c t P e d e s tria n s
A n d M o to r is ts . F a t a l i t i e s
H a v e S h o w n B ig I n c r e a s e
BY FRANCIS ARMSTRONG
International News Service
SPORTS EDITOR •
CHICAGO, June , 15.— A pprox
imately 24,000 Am ericans will
meet th eir death ‘ th ro u ^’i ‘ atitomoblie' accidents this yea*, If the
present ratio Keeps up’, according
to statistic.* prepared by S. H.
Ncriove ..n l'W . J . G.-aham, of the
Commerce and i A dm inistration
faculty a t the U niversity of Chi
cago.
Despite safeguards which are
being thrown up constantly to
protect pedestrians and m o to r
ists, automobile fatalities are in
creasing at the ra te of 1,775 a
year, statistics show, on a basis
of comparison between the years
1017. and 102(1.
As many ns 26.ROO persons may
be killed this yenr, Nerlove said,
and mnthomnticsl
projection
seems to !>e carried out fo r the
first period of the yenr.
Growing F atalities
“F atalities have been climbing
Kdlofrg P * K W ~
nil present indications, the ra th e r
alarm ing tendency will eorfUque/’
the report of the t wo experts says.
Data for (h V ’hlii'Vey* w as oh-'
lainrd from various sta te s and
from tho National
Automoble
Chamber of Commerce,
"O ur d ata shows th at on n b a
sis of the nine year period 1017102(1 fatalities due to tho autom o
bile have been increased geo
metrically nt a constant ra te of
about 10.7 per cent. On the basis
of the five yenr period 1021-1020.
the trend seems to las somewhat
different. Instead of increasing
HOUFTON, Tex.. June 15.—
geom etrically,
these fa ta lities No contests over delegations to
appear to bo Increasing urlth- ihe Democratic national conven
■meticully hy n constant am ount tion here June 26 have hern fllc.d.
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Corner F ifth and S a n fo rd , Avenue
v, AtrityFEKrAr; mty
Ginger Ale
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Panty ___.........
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The housewife is confronted with the question, "What Shall I Cook?"
You’ll find hundreds of# tasty suggestions on thp shelves of I’lggly Wiggly
1
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S u n d a y 's d i n n e r a t r i u m p h - f o r m o t h e r ! L e t t h e A! &.
m a n a g e r R u g g ek t a n e w 'a n d u n u s u a l d is h t o ie m i
t h e f a m ily a p p e t i t e — * ho tip , p e r h a p n o r a d i f f e r e n t k t l !
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SPECIALS FOR SATURDAY
DeviCs Eopd Cake, Assorted Cake
Squares, Fresh Bread, Parker House
Rolls, Buns, Finger Rolls, Pies and Cakes,
General Line of Pastries made . fresh
daily.
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m inority. FapCrfi S upporting H a th ii^ Chajm ii!n,ynw, ric uflilcritiu 'd ,’ J h d w ^ rr, th e an tl-C n rltcn newi*
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pap ers conducted th e ir cam paigns
aw ay outnum bered those churn* an tlic count «»f recant! choice
w ith fa irn ess and dicwlty, ?1f we
votes,
given
its
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ajority
to
C
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In nncient tim es the kings o f E gypt and Babylonia pioning C arlton by mbro thnn two
ntay fo rg e t th e prevalent tendency
ton.
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en
ti
MB «<rond rtnas m atter sought dfivine prophecies from their gods before beginnirtj-' to ohe. Aiming [he larg e dallies of
on
the p ort of nil of them to ch a r
nel,
belated
but
latterly
w
alous,
r ST, tlilV. nl Ikr I’oolofCIrr
the state, oniy th ree were for C arl
acterise as "m u d alh ig lcg " Mr,
>ta*r«td Florida, aarirr a rt f t m ilitary campaigns. The high priests of the Hebrews looked
Welded
tn
'th
c
Itep
o
rtcr-S
tn
r.
fn
• ’it lln rrk 3. IKIT,
to Urim and Thummin for advice from Jehovah. The oracle ton—the Tnm pa T ribune, T um ps
C nH ton's auth en ticated criticism s
o
.AM l I..1 1IICA.\
B l ll t r f Zeus at Dodonn laid bare th e future for Spartans and A the Tim es and Miami N e w s.’ Rut tb e jb n b e , where the Com nicrcial fa l of the public record of a public o ff
. HOWARD IIKHII ____.'M anaarr nians, while at Olympia the fam ily o f lam idac was often callet papers published in sm aller tow ns lowed Dr!
MacKcnxte into th e icer) conducting a dep o rtm en t o f
LH H. JONKH .Maanalair Kdllor
H
athaw
ay
camp,
T aylor received the people's governm ent. B u t th a t
Upon to anticipate coming events. But th e Pythian Apol and counties, from the standpoint
• COSt'IIIITH)* flATUH
an
em
phatic
p
lurality,
H athaw ay wus, n fte r all, about all th a t c u s
T r a r . . ___...__ ______ _____ »T^0 lo a t Delphi, commonly called the Delphic oracle, had a repu of population, w ere none the less
running third. And in Leon and tom arily tru th fu l papers could find
aat ha
--- ------------ Ct.SO
%
MMil ha OS*—.........— — RI.T3 tation for never failing ami whs sought from Gibraltar to valuable nnd influential in th eir Jackson, whore two loud-m outhed to say a g a in st th e successful candi
advocacy of the Tnmpn m an’a ca n vassals of the rock barons ex date. We are su re th at Mr. C arlton
C arrier p*r W rrh ^
F>.13 Mesopotamia by those who would learn their fate.
■- : •
Such prophets were frequently consulted, and usually didacy.
Herald. HanlorU'a pli.arrr arw a.
hausted space and- ini: fo r the feels no re sen tm e n t for those p a
W<? think it tirrjoly nnd ap p ro Chairmun, the fu n n e r w ent to Tau* pers which fought him fa irly and
, aphaeribra |u iba la lrra a - thoroughly depended upon, for an accurate interpretation of
.N’d t a Service. rerelilai* from
i ihonestly, We know ' th u t The T ri
auarrlnr
a r n a arjrnnlaatlna the future. People actually believed that in the rustling of p riate to give nil credit to these lor and the la tte r .to ■C atts.
p rp e rs—the S araso ta Jim e s, P lan t
it) thaaaand wnrda dalt; ro» r r bune feels none.
E
xcept
in
one
o
r
tw
o
instancea,
leaves
from
sacred
oaks,
from
th
e
cackling
of
chickens,
oi‘
nll I I I leading eventa af the
C ity E n terp rise, Ocala S ta r, L ak e
lira rrnrln. The T, ,\. ft. la fi" the flight of birds, or the smoke thut rose from burning w il
land Ledger, Ocala Banner, Avon
fall? efficient la Florida mol ll*a
a a rr a t handling atnle u r m la lows, useful divinations could be procured. How many cam P ork Sun, Sanford H erald, Orlando
•I renal.
paigns went awry, how many tasks were failures, how many R ep o rtcr-S tn r, Ja sp e r News, M ari
llrrald ta a inrnilirr at the deaths resulted, because the oracles predicted falsely; h is anna Tim es-Courier, B artow Re
I ani opening a shop in Sanford and will
MAGTinrvrnsT vk *
. M i l Tlatenn »( Clreulntlnna, an
card, Wuuchiifa Advocate, W auInlet m llaan l Aaaarlatlan of I'nb- tory does not say.
be equipped to handle any kind o f repair
rr». A d«rrllarra and Advert Uchuln H erald. E stero E agle, F o rt
S. S. IROQUOIS
Agenta tth lrh m ia lr r rarh
Personally we should prefer the hnrd common sense of I-nuderdule News. E ustis Lake
work promptly.
bllahrr Member to anhmll to n
FourpiiwngwJcck»»ccoounodjth»g
Bgh audit
nl n«jl>arrl|»ll«a some well tried business man. We should prefer a prophecy Region, Palntkn Tim es-C ourier,
jou
people.
G
liil-cn
clo
icd
wide
ala la u rd rr la verify nhanlalely
Phone 883 in care o f Smith and Jordan
• all elalata a t rlrralallan , aa tvrll aa finm the lips, or pen, of a man who has observed life, with Cannl Point News, Miami Advo
pton.eeede* and brusd opes decks.
cate,
Brooksviilu
Herald,
C
rescent
baalaraa melb'tda.
its causes and results, for sufficient tim e to know when he
Inc., until new address is announced.
Tea Room. Sun Fc-loe. Sptcioui
sees som ething happen what its effect will be. We have C ity Jo u rn al, M cIntosh News,
Loun^ts. Perfect Dining Service.
Sum m erficld A g ricu ltu rist.
THURSDAY, JU N E U .
known men o f our modern ora in whose predictions we would
L ttrario and Dully Stadia Nrwa
Wo nujy have om itted one or
O n t a l H I C n w u D anrtM
plnce far grenler confidence thnn in any oracle o f old.
tv;o,
nnd
v
.-c*
will
be
pleased
to
be
H B IB L E VERSE FO R TODAY
• • *
De La*e *crommod*«ioni comirt of
rem inded of additions t 9 tile list.
parlor, Beeping room and bath; bed
W
e
can
not
overlook
the
fact
irf
Over
one
yenr
ago
in
February
o
f
1927,
the
Tampa
A D IL IG EN T TEACHER—Go
rooms wrilb double or twin beds and
/as foreseen the connection w ith the new spaper
to th e an t, thou sluggard, consider Times published an editorial, in which
private bath. Staretooma wiih or
,pha*o
of
the
cam
paign—whl
.-1
m
ay
Corner First St. and Sanford Ave.
h t r ways and be w ise: Which hav election o f Doyle Carlton to the governorship of Florida. -»
w it h o u t j>ri v a t e la v a t o r p a n d a h o r r e r
ing no guide, overseer, o r ru le r, few months ago, with Appleyard, Taylor, M ackenzie, Beacom, o:* m ay not lie significant of a n y
Electric fans in all tiatcroom a.
provfdeth her m eat in the sum m er, Carlton, Carson, Catts, urn! Hathaway, all in the running, an th in g in p articular. Scanning the
Forced ventilation throughout.
and g ath ercth h e r food in the hm accurate prediction ns to the outcome would have been little list of papers su p p o rtin g H a th a
way, we find th a t, in every intreat—Prov. fl:n, 7.
short of remarkable, but over two years ago, when it was at„nce, the counties in which nn e n
hm
PRA Y ER—We would, Lord, ev not-fcr.'.tfu w ho would be in the race, it was certainly som e th u siastic and vehem ent su p p o rter
of th e C hairm an is published w as
e r do w ith our m ight t h a t our thing o f a fe a t to pick the winner.
a r r io d J 'it^ j^ h c r ucondldate. We
hand findeth to do.
The Times at that time sai(LilLaJU4A!Ait4» ia l called "An cm-ay
heaij u ie u sl» w ith Dade,
vriiich tho Miami Drt)liK-'Tv
Afl EAGLES TH A T VKI
>^-v ‘7W'Y*rlit:k<;r horse V*c6/ an event sponsored bywAhti. proved a l e t t e r picker and n belts!T H E IR E T W f ^
IRECT non-stop sailings. No loss of time
civic clubs *<>/ Tampa in which* Florida horses and Florid i prophet than the Miami H erald,
Duvnl, w here the J o u rn a l’s ed i
riders
participated,
which
was
run
Tuesday
afternoon,
was
from business. New S. S. IROQUOIS leaves
By CARY F. JACOB
such a success, from every point of view, th a t announce to rial colum ns and the Tim csJacksonville
every Saturday at 3 P. M. and after
'Always I have sought fo r the u n
U nion's in n ’s colum ns supporte I
m
ent
was
made
immediately
upon
its
completion
th
a
t
it
will
only two nights out arrives New York Monday
attain able.
F o r the lovely in form an d in be mi nnnuul offering of the South Florida fair.
rni'millg. E a s t n t
t u r tn a Je ie t w t tn thtse ports.
"Doyle Carlton riding for the Kiwanis club, won handily.
fo'.thought.
SA ILIN G S T O N E \V Y O R K
Always I have desired the g e n e r Governor Martin presented him the big Hilver cup going to
ous and noble,
* v
Opens a Savings Account
a
S.
IROQUOIS
May 19, 26, June 2, 9,16, 23, 30 July 7, 14. 21, 28
tHe winner. John S. Taylor, president of the state senate,
The sp irit th a t dream s nnd goes sat by and looked on as all this transpired.
ADDITIONAL SAILINGS FROM JACKSONVILLE
out in search of its dream .
and
"Those
who
look
for
omens,
political
and
otherwise,
see
E v ery M o n d ay an d W ed n esd ay a t 3 P . M .
T h at longs for the freedom of plain
bn
omen
in
this.
As
is
known.
John
W.
Martin
is
governor
and of m ountain,
\ Calling at Charleston
We Loan You A Beautiful
S ‘‘ i ’ l l I I I l f i K M E "
.............' .Iiia«< ....
1 1 ' go
J 11 H- ; 1 1 21
T h at w ill' not be content in thc_ of Florida. Doyle Carlton is nn announced candidate to suc
S "M tU IA M ’K "
...................... l u H r
....
21
J u l y I 111
:1
shadow of walls
ceed him. Senator Taylor Is spoken of as a candidate. From
S ‘■.SKMINttl.l-r’ ....
June
r. IS 27
J u l y :> i s ; u
Ml New Steamer*. Uniform de luxe Service
these premises the omen-seers figure out the ‘Cracker horse
T h a t is why, when I found you, race’ omen after this wise: John S. Taylor won’t be in the
NEW Y O R K , One W ay, $37.00 upj R ound T rip $59.18 up
my h eart w ent rejoicing,
gubernatorial race, but will sit by and see it go on. Doyle
These banks are handsomely bound in red, gray, ivur>
S3.00 extra fare each w ay on D irect S. S. IRO Q U O IS
W hy,
ten I looked a t you, my
Carlton will win th at race and Governor M artin will dcliVe •
C I I A R L E S 1 U N , O n e W i y $ 1 2 .0 0 u p i R o u n d T r ip f 18 -00 u p
res spoke of love,
R O N T O N , O n e W « V f $ 4 1 .4 5 u p
and green Dupont Process Leather. Conte in and lake
p ra y at your a lta r, do not the affairs of the state over to him, as he did the silver cup
____
Tuesday afternoon.
ffer petitions.
vmtr choice of colors.
ST . JO H N S R IV E R SE R V IC E
I erect and scan the firma*
"There may be something in that. Then, again, there
Sieanirr
leave..
.Sua/<ml
12
:1
5
N
o
c
^
.c
r
y
Wed.,
F
r
i
<7
^et'w ith you,
may not be. In the meantime it is quite a while until the
Sun. Due lo arrive in Jacluonv'ilfe aTT follm
(utciajj nuiming.
i th a t veil not th e ir eyes 1928 prim ary—and Doyle Carlton is demonstrated!}’ sum
am th e lig h t of the sun.
You
tost
your
auto
tiros
at
T h ro u g h tit k e tt and buggage r h r r k r d th ro u g h to p r in c ip a l N o r t h e rn P oinLa
racer, both in a ‘Cracker horse race’ and in a political freeth e presence of the mysA m p le fa r iliu e a fo r nu to rno b ilea
intervals
to
see
thnt
the
for-all."
fcry upon us
I i f fv r t i <r iU j\rm *licnt fu kttS, rt s t r u t tern %etc.
l»
pressure
is
rig
h
t—
not
ton
----------- o ----------head bowed nnd njy voire
much—
not
too
little.
V5
stricken dumb.
A ffilia te d with the Atlnnttr National' Bank of Jarl“'"m il
H o o v e r 'S ' N b m ln a t io n
'AGWI
Look at your insurance the ’-j
il INtS
H ie mblinhcr of the W ashingKiUhlliliril 1&4I
same way. Wheni you put ji
Juat
as
Intel
ltL't-n
vxporU’d
l»y
priu
tieully
everyone
for
tl’
.
"
io n Po t nayn lie is having to
JACKSONVILLE
your Insurance problems I! ” Pierl*Foot of Liber)y Street
k s y o n t thousam l riullors fo r his lant few clajs, and as had been predicted by his friends for
months.
Merit
Hoover
was
nominated
last
night
on
the
first
in
the
hands
of
th
is
agency
*
—
■ hotel obfommodationH during his
last that Coolidge’s definition of you know th a t your in- L'
fiv e dak stapy at the Kannar Tity ballot. Satisfied al
convention. Some of oiir Florida "choose” is a reasonable one, hundreds of delegates who
mi ranee pirot action is right !
hotel ope rut dim m ight get some gladly would have florin d to lus banner, turned at once i i at all times. ' You know
Hodgkins & Fiske Co. (Furniture Headquarters) H odgldns & Fiske Co.
fo o d b ean from K am os Lily.
tho man who most nearly resembled hint in political policie.- r i ha t all your in Lures Is arc (
____________ _____________ A
J iroperly snfe-gunrrtert.
Tho Registration at tin- U nivcr and business astuteness.
It should be Kratifyinn t<i 1-loridans to know that the It-■Ity o f ' Florida sum m er hcIioiiI is
£
We write policies right.
, •■ fain item o n stm tin g tin ■ ili-mnn-l j publican delegation from this stale was with Iloc vor Iron)
- So.’ education in Florida .—Gaiiu-a-,the first. That is, I lie delcRalion, which convinced the cre
villa Sun .Floridnns are la-gin dentials committee th at the Bean iiggreKation were "has
n in g to realise the value of sum- beans,” were with Hoover froifl the first. Jn the event he in
tf
* m er train in g u t F lo rid a’s g re a t
£
elected
president
he
will
undoubtedly
remember
the
suppor.
K university.
which
Florida
gave
him
in
tinconvention.
:
s
'
.t
— o- <--------While we admit an increase in Republican stren g th in Flor
Eritabiifdird 1608
One F lorida n e w sp a p 'r refers
Summer
to the editor of the Jacksonville ida, and while we believe Mr. Hoover to be more acceptable
Z2I .Magnolia
I’lione 48
Jo u rn al as the "m an w ith the to the South than many who mipht have been nominated, we
Needs
oblong face." But it is b etter to be are not among those who think he has any chance, of carry
b rillian t w ith nn oblong fre e thnn
in
narrow w ith a sm all mind.— I)e- ing this stale in November. When two hundred ami forty
Furniture
*Wnd News. The e d ito r t-> whom, thousand Democrats trek to the polls in a primary, it will be
toe believe, you re fe r was broad a practically impossible task for many years to come for Re
Comfort
enough to stop a num ber of bul- publicans to m uster enough to defeat that number in the
le ts in France.
c o u c h HAMMOCKS
general election.
• ■j
o
$ 1 8 .7 55 to $50.
It
will,
however,
with
five
million
more
Republicans
than
A Florida delegate to the ReGliders
front $30.
Democrats
in
the
nation
us
a
whole,
require
some
ra
th
e
r
in
bllcnn conv«-ntltm
tells his
lip th a t this slate will be tense research work at Houston to find a man capable of
CARD TABLES
one of those to break from the winning against Hoover. We believe this end is most to be
$1.95 to $2.75
Solid South i n - November,
If desired. We believe th a t the South will more readily pro<Hoover is nom inated. Hoover, of per under a Democratic administration. But we do not be
COMBINATION LAWN
- course, will be nominated, but
lieve
it
will
come.
As
the
saying
goes,
it
ugain
looks
like
Umbrella
and Card Table
wo doubt if Florida will break
of Metal
away. If Al Sm ith is the Demo a Republican year.
Father, the one who is alw ays providing, docs not expect much in return
Knowing litis, Wall Street will probably take h eart with
erotic nominee, Hoover v-lll get
$ 10.00
—except loving appreciation. Why not make him a family surprise this
'many Florida votes, blit this Hoover's nomination. A fter nearly four years of the great-*
year on HIS Day? Give him a g ift that Is really his and for his comfort
I'ORCH RUGS
state will still. .'n our opinion, esl session in history, stocks dropped out of sight Tuesday
—
always.
from $0.75
remain In the Dem ocratic column. ami Wednesday when it became apparent th a t Coolidge meant
ie SUnford Herald
The Soothsayer
klMW# r t i T f nffrrnaan rM * fl
i H t r Ml ••■ run), Florida,
l i t llnannlln A«r««r. ■
Furniture Repairing
Refinishing Upholstering
By Factory
Expert
y
C. Killings worth
'43HOUR SERVICEto \
and
D
One Minute
/
L eather
Is It Enough?
T h f S ta r is plenscd to note what he said. But with a man of equal strength in the saddle,
hat am ong the candidates it voted according to New York newspapers, a rise is .immediately
■ fo r and commended to its reaJ- foreseen.
era, Mrs, R. L. E aton and A. S.
'TYells, m embers of the sta te
POLICEMEN NEED COOL HEADS
lilroad com m ission, w ere re*
arord to office by substantial
NEW’ YORK HERALD TRIBUNE
■joritiea. M arion county gave
eh a large vote. As chairm an
Tlw
im)»n
am ple justification which ought to be exercised by any
>f the commission A. S. Wells is .'or .th
t h j frr.nicdiutc wuspi-nttion of a official who is perm itted to cnrr>
rig h t roon in th e rig h t place io Mco
ste rtlv v who shot and dangerous weapons.
l
-c 'd
1filter
Mrs. E aton d u rin g h er short wounded a folirtcen-yenr-old tg»v
One would im agine that
n in office has made a envin- who \vnn running aw ay from hltn. thing to he tau g h t recruiter a{ the
record. Florida has a p re tty Ilia excuse th u t he mistook t i e uollco school would
im
railroad commission, ta k in g lnd for one of a puir of uutonhf portant# of ruutlon in
fireand large, w ith Eugene bile thieves is hardly to be toilcer aim s anil the exerris# d f goo'l
ewa of S tark e f the third ivrioualy. A fourte.en-yeur-old buy Judgm ent at ull tim es. If th e o ffic
a b e r—Oorfla S ta r. .
may possibly steal a car) hut tb a rr e r in question is found to have lost
------ r-r—o--------- —
*s no ressoj) for shooting a t h iin 'as his head, he should be dism issed
An anonyjnoua correspondent f he w«r0 a m em ber of a hah9K from the force. The men of the de
hoso candidate defeated out a *ang. The offir-er in question had p artm en t need an exam ple to m nke
week iroe* >o fa r aa to call risen from the ranks to the grad.- them understand th a t w eapons are
"aneaking yellow cu r." Thcae, jf detective, but • evidently hi* to he lined only in self-defense or
f courae, a m wnrda too harah to .ruining had been inadequate to to stop- the fig h t o f fugitives
' ' aaid w ith aafety to any m i n t apply him with the judgm ent known to be dangerous crim inals
o r w itliout the protection i f
nymlty. But they illu atrate lmw
ction
v ictory reveals a
NEWSPAPER, SUPPORT A N D
•co rrea pondent. would
:
OPPOSITION
pke his cue from hi*
TAM I'A T R IB U N E
can d id ate whose re2i) aportam enliku and
Liscil las Kiu-yatsmi
In •review ing the iruhernatoriu! whirl) i-apu;!acil
haven’t looked
ary but gtqr 4 ? f electedn, Mr. Carlton,' hi* ^(x»|n.|», cansc, r >uny
his banner r.F u tim e
"Iam i th e .tw n T u in ^ a d a jjy t i e . t a
rs
wuVo hitU undi , i.tn! uml
_______ _
somparntively
s-Vv. ')*■
. *
Makes
Young
Chicks
GROW!
T o g e t fin e, s tr o n g y o u n g
c h ic k e n s feed t h is w o n d e r
ful o a tm e a l ra tio n t h a t giv es
th e m b ig fra m e s a n d firm
flesh.
t
. •
Quaker
FUL-O-PEP
GROWING MASH
It contain* Cod-Liver Meal
to make every other ingre
dient do better work; also,
molasses in dry’ form, and es
sential minerals. It's all ready
to feed—nowork.nD bother.
Come in and talk it over.
H. B. McCall
Industries, Inc.
Bank
The
Sanford
Atlantic National Bank
C l y d e L in e
A . P. Connelly
& Sons
Bound
Florida
Sanford,
While Some Are Continually Making Trivial Gifts, Others
Hi
S Prefer Gifts Of Lasting Importance - Furniture Is One Of 3
1} These Gifts Of Great
And
Lasting Charm.
Usefulness
This Great Store Offers Unlimited Rare Values.
SU N D A Y
June 17th.
DAY BEDS
) for the Porch. Furnished
1 complete w ith m attress.
$17.50 to $50.
PORCH CHAIRS
and ROCKERS
from $2.49
TEA WAGONS
from $22.50
l
FIBRE TABLES
from $7.75
STICK REED SUITES
4 pieces. D uco finish.
Fast Colors
Here Arc A Few Timely Suggestions.
Tapestry Covered
Walnut - Rockers,
Very restful...................................... $17.50
Patented "Nevasmok” Sm oking Stands
with cabinet. A complete and unique
S e tr - ................................................ $25.00
Colonial Winsor Rockers With high
Backs, ..........................'........ ........ $16.50
Other Smoking Sets from ........... $7.50
lTpholsterc<£
tools from
$7.50
Faihous "Str^ity Slumber Chairs with
rooistool la^pj/rtcR. U li ideal g ift for
father. From ................................ $79.00
"SIMMONS"
wonderful
beaulyrest
M attress. Surprise father w ith one
of these nnd add years to his life and
good health. Marvelous health makers.
Complete ....-------........................... $39.50
Genuine M ^ogftny-- “Governor Winthrop" D esks ...------'................. $J 25.00
/c ii»
•< rt
(Wt
1e will arrange delivery on Saturday purchases)
$59.00
DELIVERIES
, 0 « r *»*»» i r u r k h i n n k r
tlrllv rrlm
nl
N a n lu n l
and
vira ll).
C n r r f iil
in r n u n t ilr r iir r fr i-l rail*
d llla n af a ll
larrrhnu•IU* n l I'uur b a w r .
Reductions on R efrigerators
Extrem e Values in Bedding
We believe we are giving the greatest
values in Refrigerators. ..AH standard
quulily. Real ice savers. Roomy, sani
ta r y and built to last for years. From
$12.75 to $100.
The fam ous “SIMMONS" lines o f m at
tresses and springs are featured. Prices
wiU be found actually LOWER than on
many kinds offered eisew here which
have no standard. A n in u n u o iin a lu
�\
NAPOLEON’S HAT Annual Camp For Older
d a l A n d Personal Activities GETS SMALL SUM Boys Is Enjoyable Event
IN PARIS AUCTION
Telephone 148 MRS. FRED S. DAIGER, Society Editor Residence Tel. 37
ia l Calendar
Duncan I. Hasell Jr.
Marries Chicago Girl
One Of ManyFamous“L,lds"Of
Former French Emperor la
Sold For Little More Than
Randall Chase left Thursday
SI000 At The Hotel Drouot
Personals
A wedding of much interest
here wn* th at of Saturday, June for Miami where he will spend a
lly Alice l.angelier
0, nt Asheville,
N. C. when few days.
International News Service
Miss Betty Price and Mr. Duncan
S taff Correspondent.
T. L. Dumas returned home
Ingraham liasell J r. were married Thursday from Charleston, S. C.
PARIS, June 16.— (IN S )—Any
one with n little money to spend
f t th e home of the bride’s mother, where he spent a few days.
might .have become the proud pos
Mrs. Samuel H arrison Price, on
sessor of one of Napoleon’s hats.
J.
B.
Borland
of
Pincknrd,
Ain.
Baird S treet, nt high noon. The
It was recently knocked down nt
impressive ceremony was per is v ljiting h?re ns the guest of his the Hotel Drouot for a little more
daughter, Mrs, Roye R. Pippin.
tlum $1000.
formed* by Bishop I)u Moulin,
Displayed under a glass case t>rector of All Souls Enbcopnl
Miss Dorothy Hankins of Day pether with a certificate a ttestin g
SUNDAY
tona Beach is visiting in the city its genuineness, the little bi-cornu,
jurinl serv lets
by
the Church, Biltmorc.
ns
the guest of Miss I.enahelle faded nnd nmth-caten, attra cted u
The
bride
lmd
ns
her
attendant,
*rh»otl of Locomotive Ennt 3:00 o'clock a t the Miss May Williams of Asheville, lfagnn.
large num ber of curiosity-seekers.
who acted ns maid of honor, white
Napoleon was not yet Em poror
in’s club.
the groom hud ns his best man
Miss Dorothy Singletary of when he wrote it.
Sicur Guillot
Carl Welmer of Greenville. S. C. Jacksonville is the .guest of Miss bought it in 1814 ftpm Constant,
MONDAY
Immediately following the cer Emily Griffin nt her homo on the valet de chambre. The nnmp o f
KUtlve Board of th e Auxilemony
n wedding breakfnst was Myrtle Avenue.
the mnkcr is still to be seen in tho
of the P resb y terian Church
crown. It is believed th a t th e G«n*
m«t nt 3:00 o’clock a t the served nnd during the afternoon
W. E. Scoggnn and daughter, oral wore it during the g re at batthe young couple left by motor
:h.
yer Bnnd of the A uxiliary for n wedding trip which will iir leave Friday afternoon for F o ri i ^j0 (>f filvolt.
*><4j *'
It is not the first h a t of N apo
Presbyterian Church will cludo Charleston, S. C. where Vnlley, <>n., where they will spend
they' will visit the groom’s par several weeks. .
leon to he sold at auction. The one
lit 3:30 o’clock nt the church. ents.
he wore at St. Helena brought the
sincSjt m eeting of the AuxilLouise, Lillian nnd Dan Evnns *Vn of 17,000 frnncf, but wan UUe
Mrs. liasell is the
da Itchier
of the P resbyterinn Church
held n t 4:00 o'clock at the of Mrs. Samuel' H am Sun • Price of S t. Augustine are visiting here er turned over to his sinter. An
of "Chicago, ill. and is a niece of with their grandm other, Mrs. E. other which saw the campaign in
: ■«* Riissfu, in 1812 nnd which Napa*
Sonnier Theodore Burton of Qhiq, M yU uBh w .- r r ^
Uthe"
youngest
son
Icon gave to his valet, .Evrerd^
AND MRS. AL
n f Mi'.' iiml M rs.'ItW n>wW'I«srariiJidsi-Mj«.'.V>Wiain H. Holden of De was sold in 1878 for eight doRnra.
PER W IL U A M S
the h o u se ’guest of her
ham Hasell iff Charleston. S. C.
The celebrated Waterloo h at is
of Newton Alabama
apd
brother of Mrs. W. F. brother and sister, Mr. and Mrs. now in the Museum nt Sens nnd
Mice the ninfringe tif their
RAvend of Sanford, lie was grad Raymond C. Phillips.
the one he wore as Prem ier Consul
dau g h ter
uated from
P orter
M ilitary
is now in the Museum uf Bou
LOIS •
Mrs. Virginia Smith Cornell is logne- aur* Me r.
Academy nnd also from Citadel
to
a t Charleston. He is a member of spending this week ns the guest
The hills for these chapeaux,
|)JR. FRANK LA PLANTE
the editorial sta ff of the Ashe of Mrs. Fred T. Williams nt her now preserved 4n the A'/.hives,
of Sanford, Florida
home on C rystal Lake.
ville Citizen.
show that the average one cost
Inlay, the tw en ty sixth of May,
the celebrated General about two
inttccn hundred and twentyMiss Ruth Gillon, Mrs. A. B. dollars.
Mrs. Sharon Honors Sweeny
eight
and Chnrles
Sweeny
DcLnnd, Florida.
Visitor With Party motored to H astings, Friday
In spi'c of the increasing numwhere they spent the day.
hev of automobiles in the city,
A very p retty compliment to
statistics recently taken show th at
. Stowe Hostess
Miss Jeanette Genet ami Miss j*arisians are using the subway
her
house
gnest.
Miss
Emily
To Her Bridge Club
Dorothy M arshall leave Monday more than ever before. Altogether,
ingtis of A tlanta, Git., was the for C hattanooga,
Tenn. where 113,OTP,050 passengers were c a r
fc( of the loveliest bride parties bridge p arty given Wednesday they will spend the summer.
ried in the "M etro" during the
first three months of this year,
this season was that of afternoon by Mrs. Jam es G. S h ar
Mr. and Mrs. S. O. C hase-left the larg est num ber ever recorded
luesday afternoon when Mrs. on at her home on T enth Street.
A variety of lovely cut flowers Wednseday for Asheville, N. C. for the corresponding period. This
b. Stowe entertained the mem
and
ferns were arranged with where they will spend the sum m er shows nn increase of over four
Inf the Four nnd Four Bridge
million passengers against tho t o
pleasing effect about tbe rooms at their lovelv sum m er home.
ot her p re tty
home on [ where the
tal
of last year.
It still remains
tables had been
'M rs. Minnie E. Jones is spend* l he cheapest, fastest nnd most d i
Irdall Avenue.
arranged for the games.beautiful floral setting f<u I A most enjoyable game «f ing this week at Holnpaw ns the rect means of communication in
(iffair had been arranged with auction bridge was played during guest of her son and daughter, the capital if not Du* most agree
able.
[nine* of pink radiance mM—. ! the afternoon and at the conclu Dr. and Mrs. T. Allen Jones.
I;i‘ and ghuii di act-cut noting sion of the gam es, scores were
The many friends <>f W arner
Parisians rend a great deal too.
coloi-i Vtf pink," 'w h ile nnd counted anil the prize for top
Scoggnn
will wil| be p’Cased to Figures recently published by llu
score. H oubigant’s powder, was
rt>exceptional enjoyment were awarded Miss Ruth Henry. Miss lentil th a t ho is getting along nice Municipal HuHet'm shovT'that the
realms nf bridge and at the logits was also presented a box ]y a fte r an operation at Orlando. little city libraries * distributed
throughout the wnrda loaned I,liusinu of the stated num ber nf powder.
|ouiui>, scores were totaled and
A tasty ice course was served Mrs. Cecil Whiddon and nephew. 102.57(1 books in 11)27 against I,Any Frenchman
awftrded. Mrs. .1. K. Ritchie, | |,y the hostess a fte r llie prizes Horace Dowell, of A tlanta. Ga. 277,075 in Hi2fi.
nre the guests of Mrs. \V. T. may borrow books from these li
held top score was given a had Item awarded.
Mrs. Sharon's guests were Miss Wheeless at her home on Oak braries which contain many good
lly dresser tra y , while Mrs. J.
(lassies but few recant Works.
punier, who held lowest score, Emily Ingli-. Miss Ruth Henry. Avenue.
rived a pottery bawl. Each Miss Camilla I'uleston, Miss M ar
.-M iss Camilla I’uleston end Miss
A nother bit of edd Paris is soon
kt was given a hnuqilel of glad garet I’eters. Miss Helen M atcrr
The famous old
tetle. M i's Elizabeth Turnbull. M argaret P eters left Thursday to disnppeur.
Mis* Claire Zachary, Miss <’ar- for Daytona Beach where they th eatre Port • St. M artin is about
ste in the afternoon refresh
will attend the Delta Delta Delta to be tarn down to make room f*u
it* of ir« cream frozen in the meta Barber and Miss Elizabeth
Sororiety
house party.
new unfr better buildings.
of cupid.s pn hearts, huh k night.
It was built in 1781 and used
fill pink frosted cakes, and
Mrs. J. E. C ourier leave. S a tu r for the perform ances <•( o|K»m
Ith were served. Favors of pink
day m orning fot* Jacksonville when the Opera House burnt
lets filled with salted nut • weie
where she will spend the week end down.
The architect * was uske.l
(each plate.
with her son, John, wh < is m as to have 'th e place ready exactly
hjoyiog this delightful affair
cot for Company D, nt Camp John (15 dnys a fte r the first stone was
Mrs. J. E. Courier. Mrs. J
son.
laid and lie did it.
|Rinhie. Mm, Benjamin Whit
Jr., Mrs. S tew art Dutton
Miss Claire Zachary, Mis.* Nor*
French w eather prophets have
Edmund l.owe. featured
in
M. M inarik, Mrs. D.
nm
Seward
and
Miaa
tTTve
New
been
try in g to give satisfactory
v»rd, Mrs. E arle T. Field and •'Dressed to Kill." F ix film s story man leave Friday afternoon for explanation* of the recent winter
of
the
modern
underworld,
which
Raymond Wilson.
is showing at the Milane Theatre D aytona Bench where they will w eather in the month of May.
today, certain!) lived up to the attend the Delta Della Delta One put* the hlanie on the flo a t
ing block* of ice in the north Atrs. Phillips Gives
title of tin* prmim Dm sartorially, house party.
'an tie Ocean.
A nother nays that
during
the
several
weeks
it
was
m
farty For Her Guest production.
Dr. and Mrs. J. Olin I.nney the recent earthquuke shock* In
"Vic," bin dim inutive dresser, and daughter, Gene M artin Latiey. the Balkan* overheated tbe atm os
rs. Raymond C. Phillips was
returned home Thursdny a fte r phere in these parts, creating «
gracious hostess Wednesday heaved a sigh of relief when the noon, from W etum pka. Ala where vacuum in the adjoining countries,
work
of
making
the
picture
ended
ing when she entertained at
Mrs. Luncy and Gene M artin have from whence nn eruption of p
ge at her a ttra ctiv e country for ho was kep^-lon the jum p day been spending several weeks.
lalto a ir currents.
nnd
night
laying
out
hi*
m
aster’s
e honoring her guest, Miss
Still another declare* th at th<*
)’ Waring o f Summerville, S. i aim ent.
Mr. nnd Mrs. K. B. McCracken in rlh i* now p astin g through to r
Exactly
18
different
sartorial
ef
and Miss Helen Sheppard of
and son, Dudley, are visiting at rents nf asteroids which will b e
York, the guest of Mrs. feels were wont hy Lowe with the home of Judge nnd Mrs. Wey- come more frequent about tbe mid
Ben
Bard,
his
associate
in
crime,
Lit 11n Hutchison,
man White on MellonviHe Avenue
right colored S pring flowers kicking through with 10 outfits.
for a short time before going to
LK BOURGET, France, June 15.
Aside from their excellent work
ferns were used in decorating
Wisconsin, where they will make Seventeen m ilitary airplanes »f •*
Urge screened porch where in the pictures, Lowe and Hurd are their home.
squadron of 21 were forced down,
tables had been arran g ed for ciedited us being Hollywood’s two
five being wrecked and one ob
best dressed men on or off the
tames.
Mrs. Roye R. Pippin nnd two server killed, during a night flight
allies in keeping w ith the screen.
small daughters, Glndys
isles from Nancy which ran into n vio!
Despite the many charges in and Elizabeth, returned
home ca t storm in the Paris region.
w»tion* were used in keeping
Ir*» for the gam es of pro- dress, "Dressed to Kill" is not u Wednesday from points in A la
**h* bridge nnd at the con- 'nshion show for men hut an up- bam a where they have lieen
#
——
ion of the fifth round the to-date story of crooks and their visiting relatives.
for top score, a hand point* methods.
It is heralded as the most re a l
bowl, x as aw arded Mrs. Cnuistic
and true to life crook story
Hutchison. F o r scoring . the
points am ong tho men, Rob* that has coply to the screen.
M ary A ster plays the leading
Beane reeojved
a tie. The
guests o honor w ere ’ pre- feminine role and the supporting
JW dainty mtul made handker- character actors in scrccnlund, in
tituling Chus. Morton,
V 1Following
he
gam es,
iced
|t»rniflon w as Served by the Students Protest On
en. 1
Rule GoverningPrize
RoJoylrig th * h ospitality of Mrs.
NOT CHEAP .
“pa w e re'M ias Hel*.i ShepPARIS, June 15 .— (IN S )—S tu d
They are Rood and
"• Miss B etty W aring, Mr. arid
Pauthcn H utchison, Mr. and ents of tho celebrated School of
Ur DR. J . C. BOWKLL
Benjamin W h itn er J r., Mr. Fine A rts are protesting with re
"
go# W est Gsre Avsnns
Mm. G rant W ilson, Mrs. newed vigor this year against tho
AMBULANT rXQCTOLOOr gNP0M«P|
Jnt Holden o f DeLand, Ran- ironclad regulation which prevent*
vhase, R obert D ear o 'a n d R. the much-covetted Prix de Rome
•' f o r
fillips.
going to a m arried a rtist.
200 W est G ors A vs.
Y ears before the w ar there were
ocriek B«U, wlio h as been cne o r two violent incidents when
Orlando, Florida
*,ntf
S tau n to n
M ilitary excellent artists were not given
*my ®t S taunton, Va. is cx- the sculpture prize because thoy Menning that your money
s ic k r t t o i ’i.B
s to retu rn hom e n ex t week, happened to have wives. There
MbauM k s s n t h a t I s i l l i n l l n , « « •
PhyJJover en ro u te home nt were a lto minor tragedies, even
will run you -for one year ■l l|in |li.it . n n * r r r l s l I l M S W In b a r k
at n i a a i « f 1
.............................. t e
* x f r Ul,U in w here , he will {iivorces (w ith m an mge l i te r i/n)
p h n u r 4383
If the tjre fails Jo do Rf».
*Hew d « a , v , ^ r ^riem l« and num erous m arriage* w h irt
w ere pot, legally recognized phtl*.
th» k rm of school ended.
FRIDAY
riiters o f W esley Class of
it M ethodist Church will
jal m eeting a t 8:00 o’clock
ome o f Mi'S. R. B. Monroe
ioy Avenue.
T. U. will hold regular
t.t 0:30 o’clock nt the
of Mrs.j T. E. Thornlcy,
Firnt S tre e t nnd Holly
h
_
**' '
The Older Boy* Camp, conduct LEADER: Bob Yancey.
PIN E TR E E : L ester Rivers, Ed
ed By Seminole County Y. II. C.
win
Shinhnlser, Roy Sym es/ Bruce
A. was very nuccessful The boys
I.auey.
LEADER: Dan Hnnsell.
have just returned from Camp at
IRIQUOIS:
Paul Riggers, Jr.,
l-»ke Winona and each boy reJoe Routh, G. P, Sharp, John
ports a good time.
Brown. LEADER: Jim .Stoinoff.
The hoys followej an excellent
The above tribe completed In
program which had been planned all athletic gam es. The program
for them by the S ecretary of was planned and worked out for
Seminole County Y. M. C. A., the boys by Mr. H. E. Morris.
C. D. Wol'c.
This p art of the program held
At the close of tho day the boys much interest fo r each boy The
gathered uround the Council Ring tribes were well matcher! and the
fire in Indian fashion nnd had contests were close and exciting.
singing, games, stu n ts, and im
The OS KE WO WO tribe won
pressive talks by the Secretary. tils t place in the Base Ball schedule
The first night, around the fire, with a percentage of 1000.
the hoys buried Old Man Grouch.
The Seminole tribe won first
The hoys searched everywhere for place In the Volly Ball with a
the Old Man, In the lodges, the percentage of "GO,
swimming hole,
tho
athletic
Another interesting feature of
grounds and in the dining room the program was the tests each
they finally located him nnd after boy was required to pass before re
a long and thrilling chase caught ceiving. his camp certificate and
,01d Man Grouch nnd forced him emblem. Each boy worked hard on
Into the council ring where he was this and every boy passed his test.
scalped and buried. His scalp was Lodge one made the best original
used each day us n rewurd to the sign which was placed on the mad
Lodge that made the best record directing all visitors into the
during the day. The hoys took a camp. Lodge four won second place
great interest in this feature ol in this contest.
Another p art of the program
the
would work hard
tb- na-viy’ possession of the scalp which attracted the attention of
.fo r the day.
. t r e n c h hoy was the choosing of the
Each d ay -x v as-.sta rted by u best ull round camper.- A hand
Bible talk th at wmr-well' iIhnrtmt* sonic prize wot offered the boy
fd by Mrs. C. I). Wolfe, known to who was chosen ns the best camp*
tho b'iys of camp its tho
Rig er. When it came tn be voted off,
Squaw.
the boys found a hung jury. Two
All reports and special nrtivi boys were tied Up for the honor
ties of each boy were accurately and the tie could not be broken,
kept by the scribe of the camp. so th rre bad to be two prizes.
Mrs. II. E. Morris She was also The winners were Roy Symes and
Bugler of the camp and helped in Paul Riggers.
the cabin inspection.
On Wednesday night after the
Thursday was u blue ribbon council ring Die boys went on a
day for all in camp. It was set Treusure Hunt. Tales were told of
aside us visitors day and a number one ’Long Knife" and "One-Eyed
of parents visited the hoys during Pete." Tbe story went th at two
the day. At night, around the men bad buried a chest of v alua
Council fire, cueh Lodge had a bles near the camp und guarded
stunt. This was a special feature it all hours. The boys found the
of the camp and u number of the exact spot where the chest lay
visitors stayed over for this pro nnd while they were digging it up
gram. It was a wonderful exhi who should come up but the
bition of the boys’ talent nnd t ghost of One-Eyed Pete. Not a
would have lieen n success on minute was lost in giving hi mall
heller
skelter
through
the
Broadway.
The following are the names of the room he wanted. The hoys ran
tiie four tribes of boys, each tribe woods in search of a hide in which
occupying a separate building with to hide. On the way buck to camp
Long Knife fired his gun mid Die
a leader:
OS KE WO WO: George Moye. hoys went to bed expecting evciy
John (’lurk, Edwin
Campbell m inute to see these two gli ist*
(sh eriff) Joe Lively, Joe Mareadv. come walking up. This «a* the
only time Sally Pete Cummings
LEADER: Dick Maxwell.
Durby" were
SEM INOLE: Wallace Philips, und his "Sacred
.lessee (took. Jack H y att, G, S. separated. He begged Ids feet to
m u ln
Middleton, Franklin Gumming*.- Ho th eir duty.
MATIN KLi
J TILL 5
WOMEN
ONLY
BATAVIA
TIRES
GUARANTEED
12 MONTHS
,H I N T S
MONDAY ONI.Y
STARTLING
A SHOCK!
A JOLT!
SHOWS ALL
EXPOSES ALL
TELLS ALL
EXPLAINS ALL
FRANK—FEARLESS
“Dressed To K ill”
Is Feature Picture
At Milane Theatre
H ealth
Milane
Rt
fi TILL II P. M.
MEN ONLY
n ig
Interpreters Will Be < \
Illinois Drivers Are
TTie W orst In Nation Present A t Bfgr Meefc
CHICAGO, Ju n e 15.— (IN S )—
Illinois autom obile drivers are
*v‘
the w orst In the country.
Miss Marigold
L anjprorthy,
young Chicago actress, prom in
ent in the W omen's City Club,'
says - so, a fte r experience with
the genus driver in nearly every
sta te in the union.
Miss Langw orthy was
asked
before the conference on speed
and safety, a t th e Women’s
World F air,
s t th e Coliseum
here, on the subject of h er ex
perience with drivers in various
sections of the country. She list
ed her experience like this:
Illinois drivers are the most
Incompetent in the country;
New Yorkers seem to have
plenty of time, and drive the
m ost leisurely;
California burns up the asphalt
w ith speed;
GENEVA, Ju n e 15.— (IN S )—.
Every delegate to *he n ex t ses
sion of the International Labor
Bureau will hear the soeeebes lit
his own o r any o th er language of
his choice.
In terp reters will s it very neat
the o ra to r
and tra n sla te bit
speech, tn a very low voiee, (ntc:
extrem ely sensitive microphones!
These translation* will b e amplU
fled by electricity _ and tra n s
m itted to receivers o f , a apeeUttype placed in fro n t [of the league,
reports and even the public. E ach
one will select the lan g u ag e * in
which he desires to h e a r th e
speech by tu rn in g a sm all diac,
something on th e order of th e
autom atic telephone system .
If the new invention rivea sa tis
factory results, the difficult prob
lem of languages s t in te rn a tio n a l'
assemblies will be solved.
TO KILL
£DMUM) ITTH-MAKYASTC*
Ovum MoaioN -sis
bmu> '
•acojM M w gg
Comlnp Saturday
Victor McLaglen
in
"GIRL IN EVERY TORT’
FOO TW EAR
-
CLEARANCE
~ CONTINUES!
Friday1'and1Saturday Last Two Days
'
All late Htylo* in seleclinits to suit eveiy
woman included in tin*
sale.
$8.00 Shoes Now
$
5-95
Children’s Shoes Also Reduced
$l.r>0 Service Hose
- $1.15
$2.00 “Chiffon”. (Black
Heel)
$1.65
,'lr lr »M)> ’ S ’
ALL
QL SEATS
I ! 50cts
£
ALL.
,>ERS0N HEAU H,M HE SEATS
WILL STARTLE YOU
50ct«.
nil* A. E. EARLING IN
Flo-Pure
Water
€
.
Approved Hy
Slate *
•
Hoard of Health
T here’s nothing In the 18th
Amendment tb st forbids the con
sum ption of Flo-Pure W ater. I t’s
approved by the Constitution and
fa r the constitution. It’s pure
And wholesome, the ideal bever
age for young, old and middleaged.
�\
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THE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA, FRIDAY, JtTftE 18, 1928
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PAGE SEVEN
four Bargains Across the CLASSIFIED COUNTER
Sill ford D ally H erald
Help Wanted
IT— Houses For Rent
HOUSEHOLD FU R N ITU R E—No
doubt
there are several pieces of
'ANT a d r a t e s
FOR RENT: New nine room fu rn discarded fu rn itu re In your home
ished house for rent 1001 M ag that are no lo n g e r of value to you
rcrms: Cash In Advance
nolia. Rent |C0 per month. Phone —turn them Into cash . . . a Her*
aid Classified Ad will p u t your
Lphone ads, will be received
YOUNG LADY—YOUNG MAN— 219.
messago before thousands of re a d
Four months ago you rend the
[patrons and collector sent
18— Wanted To Rent
ers. Call 148 today.
ad for apprentices on the Linotypo
Lsdiatoly fo r p aym ent.
[tme___ _____ —.... 10c a line machine and then you wished you WANTED: Five to ten year lease
POTATOES delivered a t fl.OO a
had a position. One young Indy
[Poes__ _______ — 8c a line
on business building, well locat
bushel. These ure culls, too sm all
lin e s __ __________7c a line
took advantage of that ad and a f ed. in Sanford, M ust be of good
ter three months and one week of construction, one or two stories. for shipping, and more trouble to
Time ratea on request.
itudy is now holding a good posi Price must be right. When answer prepare for cooking than the large
^ reduced ra te s a re fo r
tion in Mobile and is independent. ing this ad give exact location, ones but ju st as1good to cat. Tele
phone your order in the evening to
secutive insertions.
You are still looking. Will send
rtTp words of average length another youi g Indy to same shop nmounl of floor space and com 775.
plete information as to price, etc.
counted a line.
in two weeks. Last week the Xn otherwise it will not be given con OWNER leaving town due to other
(jgioium charge o ' 30c fa r
thcr of one of our students stated sideration. Address Box 111 care
interests. Has business earning
t insertion.
that his 17 year old daughter had The Sanford Herald.
$150.00 per month. Will sell below
dl advertising Is restricted
made $.'15 the week before. Five 19— Houses For Sale
cost. Apply News Stand, 1 st N at'l.
proper classification.
months from now she will he get
Bank Bldg.
[ an erro r ia m ade The Santing from Jill to S(3() (guaranteed)
j Herald will b« responsible
per week. What will you he g et FOR SALE: Furnished house or. FOR SALE—Muthushek pluno, ill
Park Avenue. Price $4500 or.
only one incorrect insertion,
good condition. Phono 4HG-W. or
ting. B etter snap out of it and
term
s of $500 tush and balanct tai: nt 327 W. 9lh St.
advtrtiscr t o r subsequent
quit waiting. Plenty of good jobs
[rtiona. The office should be when yon nre trained to hold them. monthly. This is a com paratively
27—Money To Loan
fied im m ediately in case of
Call for C. A. Haines at Herald now Imililing, stucco, has two beds
rooms,
dining
room,
living
room,
office anil lie will be glud to ex
kitchen and bath with shower. ON WHITE or colored property.
plain
details.,
,
B. W. Herndon 108 E. 2nd Ct.
TO ADV ERTISERS
Double garage. F or Inspection cddross
P.
O.
Box
431,
Sanford
F
lo
r
M ortgage Loans
• Herald
representative
ida.
m improved residence and business
Highly fa m iliar with rates
.
property.
—
(tt and classification will
21— Acreage For Salt
Bnlilwirr-Mortgage Co.,
t you com plete inform atfoK* ' CRT.
See o jr.Io cal Counsel,"
j If you wish, they wilt assist
ACREAGE FOR SA LE: suitable S. R. Dighton, Snnford, Florida.
a in wording your w ant ad
for poultry farm , lo cated four
mske it m ore effective,
WANTED: I ill) old gus stove.** fur miles south of Snnford on old O r WE WILL allow ten dollars on any
which we will allow ten dollars lando road. 33 acres, pnrt high
old stove anil give vou 12 months
each on the purchase . of a new land and some of it low, ideal, for to-pity lialnnce on any new runge.
range. Sanford Gas Co, HID Mug- chickens ai.tf ducks. Can be bought Sanford Gas Cn, l$f> Magnolia Ave,
for $100 per acre on your own
Wild, allow ten dollars no tmlia Avc.
term s. Addt ss R. J. Holly, First
iy old stove on the price of
new range purchased .from WANTED: To buy second hand National Bank Building, Sanford, MITlur: OF II'UI.IIATION F ull
motorcycle. Must lie reasonable Fla.
T t \ DEED I M il'll SUCTION a n
bnl Gas Co. lOil Magnolia
OF T ill: liK V im il. STATITF.S
and in good condition. Box Z c-o
o r TUB STATU OF FI.OIIIDA.
22 Real Estate For Exchange
Sanford Herald.
Null*’*’ It* lierehy ulv.’ii (tint HAM
.lUHTICU, Mult I.*•ml. Kin . pureUaeur
pSIFIED
Atfvcrtising w il
WILL TRADE: Several building f*. T in i ’erllflenle N». 2X2, tinted the
TO
CUT
YOUR
HAIR.
McMullin't
Emulnte your business a t very
<ln* *>f June. A l>. 1!)I6, hub
Barber Shop, Between Fire S ta
lots, free and clear, for smu'l Till
fllt’il -<ulil rerllN eutf In my offieit.
[co st, licra ld W ant Ails each
utnl
iiintl.’ u|*|>l< lit Inn for. tax
tion
and
1st,
St.
Palm
etto
Ave.
house in good section. Your price deed li.t[reach thousands of people—
1*1 iKKUr III ueeiiVilulll'e Willi
law.
Said
I’elt irirute emlunci'e the
tie who w ait ami watch fo- 14— K o o n is Wlthcul Hoard
must be right. In answ ering this
fnlluu IftK denrrlheil property ailUiitXlassifiod p age—people who
ad give complete inform ation as eil In ft*’m Ino I!• County.' Flurhln. to
looking fo r opportunities and
wn:
to sizu of houzc, location, and
411
Park
ROOM
FOR
RENT:
ll. K 3 eli U ,,f HIV Cur. of Hw U
l that th e W ant Ad page is •
uf HK‘| See II Tw|t, 30 Mouth
price. Address S. B. 1). Care The
Avc.
i of opportunities. Your meaIlium*- 2(* Kant, iiiii K. 3 ell.; N.
If. eh.; tv 3 cl* ; S. If* eh.; (I.e*s
Herald.
i on this page will produce re
mullvl*le*l *j iiil.ii’bl )
If—
Apartment
For
Rent
i at u cost th a t is surprising'.Mild hind lielnu iibbebH.-d
WILL TRADE. Several good build 111'I'lii*
Ihe llllle Ilf llle IbHIIllllee Ilf bill’ll
Call 148 for service.
iug lots, completely paid for, us eettlfleule lu the niinie <*( <iUOItf 1if
FOUR ROOM garage apartm ent
11 ST IS. Cnli-bb bald eeillflenle blinll
.'ill) 1-2 Palm etto Avenue is for first paym ent on well located Ini tested for glasses by D1
redeemed neenrdliiu tu Ian la i
■, nt. A poly at .'HMl East *11h St. farm . l» l* are located within the deed Will lb bile liter.’till III, 2Sl* I
ivis. Opposite C ourt House
da*
uf .Ini*. A ll. 11*21
city of Snnford, in desirable u c
Sitlv entrance.
WITNESS in* official nod b.’iiI
■Me nr G ranada Div Ginger
lions, and will bo priced on u a c i Hub ilu- l.'itli da* of June, A I*
IIIREK ROOM bungalow apart- ole basis. If you w ant to trada
It call 705. Prompt Delivery.
tr ?nt,
completely
furnishctl vrite me what you have, w hat yot
Lost And Found
nicely located. Phone 99.
.vnnt for it and maybe we can
make
n deal. Address Box 79 Carv
pT: Hound pup white w ith tan
Herald.
pntr, answ ers to name of
xt. Finder please notify G. NN.
25— Exchange
tier, 515 E. Third St.________
housekeeping SWAP—Perhaps you hnve som.*[Automobiles __________
thing you don't need and sonuconvenient''' i.
HIGHLAND LAKE INN
DODOB
J1K. Monthly one else has som ething you want
H c m l c r s o n v il l c . N . C .
Mure cars and Graham truck*,
papered, iv'l that they no longer find use fo r mnke an exchange through this
fen and 13th. S treet. Phone 3.
clussificnliun. Cull 143 for scrvica.
DCINS & COWAN Co. Atrik
idiatur and sheet metal work;. /O R RENT- Two or three room WANTED 1000 persons to trada
furnished upailm ent with garHi their old oil stove, (ins sto le
French Avenue. Phone 716-W.
ige. 7AKI Pnlmetto Avc.
or wood .itove for which « c will tlHUPP-MARMON
FRY T H IS - If you have nn nparl- low ten dollurs on any rrw gus
Snnford Automobile Co.
ment to rent give complete ilo- rouge purchased drum ii*. Sunfurdi^
Magnoiia Ave.
Phone 137
'ails in a Herald Cluaalficd nil. . • Gas Co. 10(1 Magnolia Avc.
Spend your vacation here tn
•ell everything there is to be im > 26— Miscellaneous For Kale
Service
this beautiful n a tu ra l park
ibuut it and you will find it much
o
f 300 acres in th e “ L and of
, YlDl.ER, Chiropodist
’it si or to secure ;i tenant. Cull I Jo. F tlli SALE: llousehuld furniture
th
e Sky" o n the crest o f Blue
ftduestlrty 9 to 5 a t
and Ruick R oadster. Kni|uire :iUtS
Ridge 2300 ft. elevation.
uty Shoppe. Plio te 34*.
FOR REN T furnished 5 room g ar Palm etto Avc.
Lstf« Lk* ior fishing, busting, swim
age apartm ent all modern con
SUN PRO OF PAINTS
raing. Coll, tennis, horseback riding
. a l i e n e e s . Phone 207.
*r Spar V arnishes and EnalUthi and massages under expert*. w»r
dent |*hyiicUn. Excellent meals, choice
ela.
Vclumina
F la t
Wall FURNISHED
BOAT FOR FALK: 30 foot bridge musk, polite service, reasonable tstrv
its. Persian cloy jesso. plastico
bath, close
dock cruiser, th irty inch draft, Several cottages lor rent. Open June I*.
Ming clay anti Plaques. San- Phone 190 W.
Major D. C. Woodward, Mgr.
fully
equipped, sleeps six. Price
Paint £i O nll P aper Co. G. Ureasonable. P. J . Box 938.
MODERN furnished i
trt, Propr. 112 W. F irst St.
Frigidniro: Murphy
I. Nipper. Signs of all kinds. •ben: Garage: rxcellcn
Snnford P a in t dt Wall Paper mod: rent very reusm
A partm ents, No. 3, or
Snyer.
NSFER Service of all kinds.
ione 570-\f or 3302. C. E.
penlng,
It. K. Cobh
EAN UP YOUR OLD WALLS
iH THE NEW WALL PAINT IG— Houses
Ke t h in g n e w a n d BET* f o r FURTHER INFOR|TI0N, CALL PHONE 235-J
.SEE. V. C. COLLER, SAN«), FLA.
For Kent
itiuu modern bunga
jrniidied, one unfurreasouaLlc. Apply
Miller 1300 Sanford
pEY’S DRUG STORE—PreMptiong, Drug* Soda. We are
Jj**r a i y o u r phone. Call 103.
JILDING BLOCKS—Irrig atio n
hxe* and general cem ent work.
[**•* Concrete Co. J . E. TerKrer, Prop. 3rd and Elm .
ROOFINGTThe
Hzttin;
M etal
sWngfi*
dlne seam tin and i.alvkniiyJ
*- t?ee Jam es II. Cowan. OaV
^*nd Third b t. Phone 111.
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• • e ig h t p er re n t. Box 113
W.4.. electric range, bath, gareverything up-to-aete.
■at The Herald office,
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Singer Sewing Machine Shop
Muchincs Sold, Rented, E xchange!
Eosy ruym enU
Phone 80 N orth Park, Valdez Bldi:
THE LONC4JFE BATTERY
Hoff-Muc B attery Co.
117 E ast 2nd. Street.
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List of Delinquent Taxes uf The Town of Lvngwood, Florida.
B
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attractive seven rootr
house, Call 303 Mag?, or phone 308-W. .
f^ o A ^ itch ftteflu rp
C olem an
tt'
F. II. 1‘erv l*
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SEM INOLE
AW NING
SHOP.
SPENCER TOP SHOP. Curtain* Awninge, Window (hades. T arp au
Cushions and S e a t Covering*. lins. .A nything of Canvas. 309 East
2nd, S treet. P hot* l l .
303 West 2&d;' Street.
I WHITE D riv e n , energetii
« honest, to sell waterm vH°na» FIVE ROOM: furnished bouse
‘loupe*, sw eet corn, etc, from
sum m er rates. See V. A. Speer,
trucks. Houne to house. Uh411
P erk Ave.
'__________
fontpeneation to rig h t young
FOR RENT: T*» responsible partv,
Telephone a t once to 775.
attra ctivre
e Spanish
bungalow,
■urrounded by beautiful ^Oak
located a t 317 High St. Completely
-------
F . It. P e r r is .........
J. M. D o n a tio n
U n k n ow n .........................
It. A. Illn lo n untl
K. P. I lo d g e s .........
F. It. P e r v ls ..................
Dr. ileo . K Chapman
Awnings
Wanted Male
M. P o l l y
F ran k N ew so m e _ — .
C a llo w a y anil C olem an
Dr. Otn. U C hapm an .
Bake Jessup I .mid Co.
Mrs. U. W. Irf-wls
N. It. U n t
Mrs. I.liile l*. Filch .
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Business Directory
WE UUY or trad e in used furni
tu re. W agner F u rn itu re Co.
: my bungalow furftINOGRAPH—rep airin g , piano FOR RENT garage. R ea so n a b le.
iahrd
and
»jng by e x i r r ts w ith 17 years
Herndon, 218 West
mence. S anford music store Mrs. B. W.
19th
Street.
Gift Shopna M cLander ArPhone 882.
First N a tl Bank Bldg.
Sanford, Fla.
T. C. C a l l o w a y ___
-Classified-
WIGHT P R IN T -S H O P
LEFFI.ER A I’ARTMENTS:
PPY aeTvice on any thing in
ished. 3 tuua. and gurago
Inting. A phono call will get ■.ractive summer rates. Apply
man. Phona 417-W. 9 Itail- Magnolia. Phone 280-W.
Ave.
Small garnge ajiartm cnt. Call
Elton J. Moughton
Architect
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2.1ft
t ’nkuown
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