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.: I ; ', .' L' FLORIDA'FRIDAY. APRIL 13 1928 '. : ; l. :: f ; ': .
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.r -j/* i;' ONtH .E S THREE -- a, I. ROMB RIGHTO'N '1 I ASKS $62OOoo'FROM


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: : L. .. Stallings Hurd' L. :Teev.s; Recommendation
; : ,E". : 'Mo.rer' Like'.a T tee-Ri 'of a '$620,0001 im .
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'. .'- ,:-, ;,_.: .row" 'SWITH&. ,,....._r : I "And...'..Jirfr>. :*;,Beardsley'ppliecI. ,) ; ,", ,.}"the. ':'"I''Jij grea;! i. Circus Than A, '. Ball d r :ii chee provement river.' fund'forthe'. Caloosahat- -

," .. ?l' :: _,_ f'V! :fi\iL.:' :'. ost, iuumher'ofvotes.' ... :: \t Iti} ..the1;,,fir$ t (t I Game Says..fldt; ). a.rmy' ..by Major, General'Jadwinchief -
'eJ. engineer
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: .- wee \: of: voting, ,' In,the ,', Cle.wistp! ,: < 1 Monday fol
'. .Major. :General i .'..J d titer. : News straw ballot, .'an-J'. interest. .:J..tii'the f.L YL ". .. ". ,"---. '. .. ". lowed, ,by: 'the perfecting r 24 hours; .
thorough study of nice .,.The 9.J e1 vI ton team 'welbaseball later 'ofl'a'Perman
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sltfat'xon. rec- ( campaign quickened, ..toward' the 'cI. wona waterway a..s"pc'JatfoIl
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I:' j. ,,"' ... .',,,. ; ; !,j;Qm eittis' tlit a'- end of the; weelc? :with.; "';tlie ca'1c1iti ac'} .; .1i," game -fr.O', rn' Brighton! laSunday of representative east 'arid ..
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'. : V/aterWa'/. '- ", gress- 1f1 I".l"'t.$ 2 >. announcements-. ." .,of...Ed.?EflugeVfor" '!fj- !; 'su; '} : ,.:,fourteen. .to'J. thirlf( : 'in' :',teeIunInbs. :: 4 west coast "people. with a' Qle\i Iston.

: Plaps .:< .t' i roP ont'the.improve .. "* ."* Sv ; 4Mm4 S S : .As '-abaH gamei: wag' fI ''man as,,president! brightenedcon.'
: > periutendent of.I i ; Joancl '
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:i : ; .':.*,.".,* ', '.n '11t,,.o? .the& {QweiCalop ? : ]! washout: bjit? : '\it'vTbuld. have -l1 gi* ---iderably :Dopes'for '.an:1ideq'tiate
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l ateIree.. rivet front, the 'gu l(J r circuit court '. ".. nny :jlaor'a. .,. 41{ three-rin&jcircus.. ,: J 'L F cross state 'waterway: with.:';Clewiston" s

.-.. to rt..'.: ,'1''t1UInIt11y. .. fcl1g-ng". I I Results.ofl.the. : ? first .week. 'of voting '.It seemed to .be 'a.',:i Druggie' 1tweeny r .as tho central' point.::' :.- :: .

.. .'v channel. .'SO' feoj,; wide and., \six feel [.were' .taken ifroi'aIIotjrcelvod' : at .... .. ateam1whjch\ ; .:'cofjldr 1. ;t .:pJ:.:,' The $620,000", fund .Sought'vby' Ma*

*":deej). Coil' ifes will IH'obahhmake : ''> .'C'--'f' j baft 1 a ,W'a team ihat 'i1 ld n"'t,."': :.:Yi 3or General"TadwJll, ; is tp rq"id ;:;achanneltSO : .
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', : : .;.'b, 2ore.. .: .Thursday. Before '
L; ", .' ,: th e '"ap,pro'xi 'Qn, and.. the first' step no'bn. ,' sn :IlnQ. .for .her, Japanese can. take your .choice.Pitts feelfwjde aucit't fet 1 '. '
..BaIlone :etl. later l' will be '
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\ home Madame Watanabe sent a 'late tlie vhole ?Sf ,t; deep from the '
clistanct Gulf
went or 'of Mexico
: toward a' daedss waterway :
> ...:.: .. state used s.ii. next',wpelCs, \ :;' ', .' : i ., :_ to
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; message. to' her Clewiston"" friends in tii Fort '
)':',::. :: will .haveen: ,taken.. 'But,.the end, ticket selected .btlie'r'stra'wvoterp ; Rrighton. ,* and, .w : tleCetiUsupior: t l : Thompson; the western,'end of
\': .the dnen.bpir& the i: : <: : I/!w re'.tQ' E. C.*C -:::; 'r:. .""i Is : not yetas, ::f>!f: during the .week '. "[ $ : a l; ;i-c I. district. and'
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past .1 ivajt.f f .it
i,,:,.fJ'":"; ...New. Rftferr.jQfcteechobea: ,' an'o j .Jot For. .J3:":Beard:: ,I. adam, I'J., read;' !!Wr1ved.:. :."at' Se-, while It. required, three: ''burlers' :'ai rl. 'I ,r A t'r : tho 'efforj of, the -prganizatidn per-. ,c ,
Representative .
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I 'cf''Sc'' '' : [ Kile ', .;.;safely yesterday. : .and' ,;tookpoms'at aJr of for1:the: .C'3n3- i: JJ. .. Tuesday be'
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\ ; <:'sah tchee". .Navigation'a Q o'.. anon] ; !? (,,runs -, < feptfijl, night "wUl' ..centerecl -
,::.'--4\ .Wu. realzoi.lipne\| .,. real! -ylidl l1T":; ,y.m1'l Superintendent ley; }Tax'; Assessor of-Public Hurd. .L.Instrtictioj:( jRecves; ;J, ,.the. .FuJii'.. hotel and ',..hopingbest" Gang to scramble" out 'on.'top//"s:) ""vAl ;':;", o[!I Cl"\. ,':ctfrx; '>activities..; ..: ..!" .' vv ':, e.<'Yt./strongly' I .I: ':f.:jon,'securing -federal'assistance' in): "

; *' wishes. to you bid goodbye., Lincoln belted :homer in :the ; st "scsd:: ri..Sin!.:. .'Fort" : .MyV-s. 'Tic tJ y's'f.ht ,continuing the iin "
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i\ \ .,; ,conie:: :wheiVa :: lip iilaf is qX b 1kl'o'f'Cir a : ', ,,: r........ : .,. P rovemen t through
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: { :'./ ,;,' nded"'c' .\. 'fdC. os :!,tlic J r:' fhte. H'. is Court-" Tom IIiUlCounty' ,Judge- w second ; pv er' tl Jie !' : : : :- ; : lt: .: across southern

;, ;. /'.(;'':: ..'th.thl.: ,: end th tSPr: {dent! William '\\T.:' Henderson"' Collector- ,: t pan 'ahead of him i and' Doug . NewV....r. % -ivcr* end\ .of trough!:
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"r?,:':"':'":. ,;,It.,.t OI-:!; J.an'cl-.-.. his. ,:.able''...-.',......a'.".s, oclates' arei James; Taylor; f'Co"unty' i f Commsfdn[ ;: SS SEEtf t .;his record, :of six '.'consecufr OJ ,f :. .\tl.4. CaloosaKat.hedNavj "i.'< -.,, Clewiston' and: down the. New River( .

V \ j.'kii.g.. :, '. / -. :' ers=: : ( .:' Fe4da ', Hl e r trlk "outs, by' lifting, one .out of 'th' 7gi I .1.:Oi: ;:."I';osiatioqai"::' ; orjjanirntjonir.po ;: .: .- canal and the New 'river to Port. '
J.'P of OT
<'i { ; :\\t.': 'r. : Hull: f 'ONWDUSTIBAL park in the sev nth. In fact," .Don: j ', :cd cf'reprcsentaSJvo; : ci-:red'soi Everglades Fort :La Lauderdale. .
and .W. i t- I ; *
laney of District. No. .3' C: I *
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:":;Survey. of'rwweatlifn.rcports shows : quite :,distinguished! himself.. In. tl: o.h. coaststo. get speedy. action This .route, endorsed by the4 New ", .
.- ,!.Ss' :that Clewiston-*ls;'. far better off in looker[ : of Clewiston; For Sheriff. i fifth he pulled a one-handed stab.o'I < 1 01 ;; "t-oss state waterway throug.'iCbv ; lliver, Okqechobee and Caloosahat-: 1
Dan CAt Al .
McLaughlin .
"\J{ :?'': ':'- > the summer .thai .: PR .JECI Barber's long liner which brought U e /.ston. '. ; .'; ,L chee. Navigation association which
Voting during the coming week fS'j, .. I .. ; .: .:.:!..: ,
was perfected Tuesday brings ClewIsfon ,
';; "/ Summer many -northern cit .ash customers up on their feet, crafter ,,, ,' ;
't ": ,'. .',:r'.s, expected to be, even more Int restibecause -: I ,. .: -: the ,
'" "an important''place'
Weather- les.. Comparatively relieving Alston iIthe' bbx h to in
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'l';. >>:.:.. .. 10\.[ weather reports: of the two entries this. wee. ? .1 ,000 Yards Removed; put .in a strong:bid for the season'sprize ;; i FORD TO ''PLANT :::1 }' }plans andveliminates the former possibility -

Fri .1;;" ::,: ,are substantiated by the absence of which will offer competition; for thy 1.' Completion will Re boner by balking with th I of ,a ross state waterway '
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1.4":;;'(( ':'.:".,.:' "heat .prostration cases. The same is! instruction offices of superintendent and clerk of the of circuit public suit in Increased bases full to force in the, .tiemg run. LARGE HNDRY "5 cutting directly across the lake.

.:t:t: d..y. true 'of virtually every< section of the ... -'( I Lake : "Trailing up till the eighth inning "Prospects now are exceptionally
,\ court.; c : Traffic \ : encouraging," Williamson said.. : '
t).. state, and when this 'fact is fully the local lads; went on the warpath 1 ?"

?r."::;....' digested' by skeptical northernersFlorida Tabulated results or'the. first week- \ _- and seveiik.runners: filtered over, the '. CITRUS TRACT: "We have reason to believe that

,. '. if voting were: : .: i. More, than 40,000 yards have been the of the Southern Sugar
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operations
/ <. : can hopefully look f r.a.. rubber. on a' bewildering combination] I I : .
; ,. :.' .brisk summer. tourist business Representative removed in the deepening of the Industrial : of base hits, walks and errors. Coming I r company and", the proposed opera- J

"" : :' J.. .E. Beardsley-30. ,I I canal. and work Is steadily I Total of I I Lions of the Celotex company at .
i.: "' '. : ,. back strong, the' visitors tied< ,00 Citrus I I I) 'f

t ,' :/ ':o.,.Work. is being steadily pushedxon, 'L.. .O. Gravely-13. ", ..,. ::f ........' ,,.,'. I. being pushed' to the completion: of things-up, scoring: three'' runs iIi the Trees I Clewiston, to ;--a great extent, influenced -
: J. A. Hendry-G, ,a '. ,,' ," ; "I this .improvement which will I Set OutRecently ,. i
:.L i i give : I recommendation of the
4(.i'Ri.he dredging of the Industrial. canal l : 4 .' ninth. without .a hit, and then fo '. .l ', the .
; ,, which ,, .... ;,' Tax Assess'o'r. .' v': I ClewIs ton a'deep waterway to'4othpr' ',- .''' : .:. .\1 :' for the :lower Caloonhatchee .
department ,
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-iHj"t... .- '. to 'a ,depth at ; ",',1 ., we-'innings the contest bore;a slight ,...C' _, I I war, .
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.......: .;_ -"' Industrial: '" -- :'even' at low' water H. :k Reeves-31;..,- ::. fj ', L. pointson-the ,lake during the "lowest"resemblance'a' ball ga e'Jrrii .' ; ; Improvement' and it seems -;

I .. """ '; Canal WorKsmall ships may J. R. Doty-17. 'I,water, it was learned today. The Beardsley finally dashed home with Hendry county may yet become I logical to assume that these same

safely negotiate the Supt. Instruction I I project which includes the putting of ho deciding' tally in the tenth when famous as a citrus country it was 1 factors will be given, full considera-

E. L. Stalliugs-41. a channel several miles out into tno learnecL this week through determining the advisability
passage to the railroad depot ..andbe.onl Vhltteu came through with a single an Associated iou in'

to the sugar mill. The ad- Clerk of Corut i lake provides for eleven feet of water THE' BOX SCORE Press despatch: from Bartow or> continuing the waterway throughto

Tom Hull-21. in the Industrial canal under nor- which said that 2,500 orange trees the East Coast. '
obvious.
vantages of this project are Name AB R. H PO A E
'J Low cost of transportation of sugarcane County Judge I mal conditions and when the lake Sims 6 '2. 2 "21 ]1 were ordered by Henry Ford to be Perfecting of the permanent organization -

,. to the mill for grinding will W. c. Richards-6. level is exceptionally low,' at least Edwards 6 0 0' 02. !2 I shipped to LaBelle for setting out ; In Fort Myers Tuesday

make more ,profit for the farmers W. N. Henderson-29. I I four feet in the canal., Douglas 6 3 2 2 4 (0 ,I on his land east of' that town. His night, it was said, marks another

r Tax Collector Completion of the project will i action makes 'a total 'in of the
k. and a parallel case is seen in the ''I Crouch 2' 0 0 O..0 (0 I of, 5,500 citrusfrees milestone t.he'progress

{: I? vegetable''situation. According to the ,Bill Andrews-21. I i have an important effect' on lake D. Alston: 1' 0 0 1 0 (0 i set out in the county in the waterways movement, since it unit-
James Taylor-28.: 0 shipping, it: was explained and it is I past 'few months.
I I The despatch read"Henry
'; plan Clewiston will be accessible Jones 2. 1 I, 1 0 0 : e;d influential people of both coasts

from any point in the lake which: Commissioners i i expected that with the operation 6f Beardsley 6 4 2 12' 1 3 1 Ford is going into the or- in the move for the cross state waterway :
J. :P. Hull_ (Felda)-16. the new 1,500 a day sugar mill here business his I
is .a great loj-ward step for the com' Lincoln 5. 2 2 5 1 ange on great tract of around the southern end of

f.< rmnity.i H. L. Delaney (No. .3)-21. ,, traffic on the lake will reach: a new '/Vhltten 5 1 2 0 0 1 land out near Lake Okeechobee at tho lake with Clewiston the central

D. Hampton (No., 3))-8., high peak. LaBelle. I
i' _______ P. Alston 3 0 1 '3 2 0 )oint.
W. 'C. Hooker (No. 1))-11. Appreciating the possible advantages A local I
Henry Ford, according to, the Associated iahsbury" ,:' 0 .- 0' 0 0.; 0 0 nursery today announcedIt Accepting General Jadwin's re-
t( SheriffW. of a deep waterway officersof had completed tho delivery of 2500 G .
Press has ordered 2,500 orange I Godfrey r 1 0 0 0 1' 1 Please turn to page _
:: trees to ,be W. Holland-IS. I the Southern Sugar company had pineapple "and Valencia orang I i
f; I' Lockett -4 1 1 7 1 0, -
''t More shipped t6 his tract Dan 1\IcLaughlln-30. I the canal deepening project started for 40-acre, experimental tract onMr. !
., Outlook For Crops
t Citrus in Hendry county, J. A. Fountain who is "..competing. ,a few hundreds yards from the new 47 I 14 ,13 30 17 91 Ford's property. i

:.- to experiment with Please turn to page 6iawaiian sugar mill so that with a spur track, Doubles Alston 1, Lincoln 1,; triples The automobile, magnate's move I; At Felda Js Good ,

this loads of cane from other'points on expected to stimulate the 'citrus ir j
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t .i citrus of which there is Oittle 1 : ,, Douglas 1; home runs, Lincolni \ '
section. Ford's move is a good one, Cane, Men the lake: may be barged into the dustry in a section: which now has The agricultural outlook in the .'
v I, >oug asl. stolen bases, plenty I
encouragement to those Clewiston milt at a minimum trans I practically orange trees: Felda district Is promising accordingto
and should be. I'I plays Lincoln to Sims Douglas '
Told of Clewiston Double) ; ;
; "': who say there is no money in citrus.r I portation' cost., to Alston to Beardsley; struck Ford's dpcision to set out citrus'I I i Hurd L. Reeves head of the FeMa;! .'

:; As with other fruit, there is little Please turn to : page 6' I Douglas, G; trees,, presumably on the advice of i i Packing company.A .
)ut, by Godfrey 2; by \ I last
shipped
mediocre samples; > agricultural experts, follows a month car of peppers were
money in poor or Phenomenal yields of sugar cane '. by Pitts 12, \

but California, has proven the profit at Clewiston is unbelievable among ./ PACKING SHED' BUILT Yes, friends, if we have, any left, Please turn to page 6 ... week and cucumbers and egg plant.
ship-
large
fruit.A Hawaiian I :y are moving in express
of .producing quality the: cane planters of the it 'was quite circus. We all had a '
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E islands according. to Mrs.,. Hopkins, ofSt. : Construction of a one-stpry frame, I I bad day at once, and' now that'all' I VEGETABLES MOVING ments he said.Watermelons.

I > Clewiston property owner made i Louis, who wrote to the Nowscm packing shed along. the Industrial baseball is thoroughly outlof I I are two weeks ahead ,

;. her first trip to.a'sugar cane field I (:r 'Honolulu explaining a situation canal spur track was started Tuesday I the queer for surely it ALL Fourteen cars of mixed vegetables I I of the season and will start 'abouutI
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: here '* during the 'hen she visited, the Hawaiian, plan- 'for' the Clewiston Packing com came our out systems Sunday-) we will have anther I have been shipped from Clewiston I I April 22 with a probability' ofT' 20. cars

.av/aiian paat winter. The itions. \ pany. the.building will be 48x61 during the past ten days. The by the middle of May.
takingn I
o'n next Sunday
here
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,ugar.lCanesixte foot cans "They get 24 tons to the acre I feet and will' have a three-car capac' 'i team from Fort My- shipments which included beans, |I :Mr. Reeves was one of the
the Bartley anlis
'8 naturally 'surprised here," she wrote. "I told them we ity. Packing In the new building will :' ) will work peppers, potatoes, egg plant and j eSt settlers in the Felda district
Douglas
and
but she attached no special &inificance ;- got 60 at Clewiston and they nearly : be started next Monday it was .announced ;' ;rs. Lockett 1 .1 squash were consigned to western, II known throughout the county as
Clewiston.TEMPERATURE '
of I \V. C. Hooker, president ;I ,the game for. that section's most loyal booster.
that by jnaikets.
to the fact yields threw me out. Was I right? I I
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50 and GO tons had been recorded in' AND LAKE, S .


later the same she visited field until Hawaii.several There months on an FLORIDA BEANS BRING $3 10 $6 A ;: I"i' Average high temperature for the WEATHER REPORT SURVEY SHOWS "

inspection. tour of a plantation sue !
and .1

(/was amazed' to hear them boast or' HAMPER ''IN NORTHERN MARKETS ,: a past,t'erage: week low in was Clewiston 61 according was 80 to : ., ]IDEAL SUMMER CONDlrIOf HEREWith

\24 tone! (acre yields, and explainedthat :
\ 'jcoids kept by Earl Merchant, local I J
they had had yields
'. at Clewiston I "

,::4 of GO to\ s. The officials were duly A steady market at Jacksonville moderate, market about. steady no i I! eather ob'server. hottest day of Florida's summer only slightly hausted 'horses being sprayed witha

I r ': '. but will probably be much Fla stock quoted. Cabbage: La 1, : Tuesday was the stream from the fire hose on a
amazed, north-
.. and Chicago found Florida beans, 'the week with a 'temperature of 86 more than a month away
r. more so {when they fully realize just Tex 4, 44 cars on track, supplies the state planning to hot summer day or residents of a :
with visitors In
selling from $3 to $6 per hamper with i ind the coolest day was Sunday ern >
industry active, market to get ft ,
'what. is Happening in the sugar moderate demand spend their fIrst summer here are be- city sleeping in the park
\ Mosiac free potatoes bringing from $7 to $10 a Fla stock quoted. Peppers: : 7. unknown in FlorIda
:, at \y Clewiston. strong no ginning to ask the familiar questions.breath of air are

'1cane unusually heavy yield per acre, I barrel and tomatoes bringing. from Ga 1, 5 cars on track supplies and I BONDS BURNED. on the heat and whether It is possible .

1 and a ready market;. cold logic dictated $1 to $6.50 in a moderate market, according demand moderate, market barely I for those unaccustomed to Flor- Summer weather conditions in

i, the coining of the phrase, to the latest report from the steady, Fla crates fancy ,$5@ '2-5. I i _last Monday burn- ida summers to live through it. Clewiston according to past recordsare ,

.' "Ame.. ca's New Sugar Bowl." Florida State Marketing association.The Eggplant: Supplies and demand moderate 1 1ed LaBelle citizens county I According to records ofv previous even more ideal than the weather

report read in part: market steady, too few sales, $9,000 more of Hendry .I the northern visitor conditions on the east or west
./ redeemed before however
had years
I which been
bonds
,. (J | CHURCH NOTES Chicago: (Clear3S). Potatoes: No reported to quote. Cukes: Approxi- the date of maturity These is due for a pleasant disappointment coast, and a survey of daily weather

I Q The usual Sunday morning service fresh offerings,. demand limited, market mately 200 crates express origin > made total. I for comparison of statistics shows reports for May, June, July, August
have a
would
l: of the Clewiston Community church steady, Fla barrels Rose' No. 2s unknown, supplies light demand' yith- interest; A I that the mercury not only does not and September of last year shows
Indebtedness prayer
will be held In the church buildingat holdovers $10, poorer 6507. Beans moderate, market about steady, Flit of, J$16,000 and reach the imaginative heights believed that tho mercury never reached 100

1100 am. Tex 1, Fla 2, 1 car on track supplies bushel hampers fancy 6507.< > Tot vas. offered by Rev. Churchwell northerners,. but also that the The average high temperature for
by
n At the Sunday evening service, Dr. and demand moderate, market about -matoes: Fla G, Mex 11, 36 cars on: 'K hiss'Edith Howard officiated. Leevea of 'heat prostration cases In these five months at Clewistou last
: ? of Hurd number
talk on Fla $66.50, track, supplied liberal, demand moderate 'Atw: the suggestion ,I- and the average low
Win. T. ,Bailey will report a steady hampers green commissionersought during the past five years year was 91
\ Florida
the meeting of the Presbytery held ordinary $3@4, wax $5@6( > ordinary market unsettled and weaker ; the county county I be counted on one hand. was 6S .{leg 'ees.Please ,

at Tarpon Springs this week. I low as $3. Strawberries: La 16, 7 undertone, Fla repacks 6s fancy ) the bonds Caving the can northern sights"of ex- turn to page 6 .
Familiar
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The evening service is at .8 p.m. cars on track, supplies and demand $6.50(5)7( ) choice $5.50@6.I I ,$S7o00-_ "


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.' Successor, a to The, Clewiston' .-: Progress.", 'l.'.'\ ;,",;', ,.., '. '. : ..:An Accidental, AccompliceBY :
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.. LOUIS A. MORGAN. :'. ,. *;' / .. ., '.; I I.'' .JI. :" "_
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.. 1Publisher WILLIAM JOHNSTON
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and" Manager :
Just when we begin, to think that, we've seen all that Clewiston hasto Copyright 1928, Doubeday Doran & I Chapter'Eleven 'wj

TOM SMITH, Editor o a offer, something new happens." This time it was the Easter Cantata by Company I .: 'A JEST. OF LACHES'S'

,. '. the Glee, club.. Clewiston ,is' fortunate not only in having such talent but .,'
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Subscription, Rates- i in having such willing talent. :: -:-- Of the Three Fates, Lachesis is: 1

., WHAT HAS GONE the -
By mall outside of. :Floridar By mail in Florida BEFORE cut-up. Clotho and: Atropos, sitting ,
$2.00 grim :and somber, wherever it '
One year $2.50 One year : Carol Dare New York society debut '

Six months 1.50 Six months' i.p Of interest to their many' friends in Clewiston is a note recently, rcceived nte about_ to become is the Three Fates sit, preside ,sto,1,1
to
Three months 1.25 Three months .75 \ from Mr. and Mrs.. L. O. Holdsworth 1 of Chicago, who made I I engaged Ically over 'births and deaths, but ,
host of friends their a 'I Beverly Weeks, scion of a wealthy Lachesis, who draws out the line&Vi
new during too 'brief stay here this winter. They
Application for entry second class Is pending. say family consults Oriental '' of our lives, at times "
as, J that while ,they are both caught up in the life, of Chicago they're still an 'to learn seemed possessed
about Clewiston. We Whether she will be happy of an almost devilish sense
thinking
NEWS' PLATFORM know we're not alone in urging their speedy 1
She Is told to "Walt" and on the of humor..
1. Definite control of Lake Okeechobee with! water transportation. return. .,
j way home is saved from being struck It Is she' who makes! pain8takmgv&! *
2. Early completion of the highways: for local transportation and
burglars
leave .
by an automobile by Alan Mason and unheeded clews behind

concentration of products. on the night, of her engagement- she who traps fleeing bank" cash- -

3. A substantial downward revision of freight, rates, on vegetables and Every other Chicagoan- it seems is a Clewiston booster. Mrs. Jaunita finds herself: comparing this man hers in taxicab accidents, who brings
markets.. Frederick, one of .Clcwiston's most active friends writes that she ?
other products of this region to the northern : is en- with her fiance. home, unexpectedly husbands of
wan-
4. The full, functioning of :a cooperative marketing association for joying the 'Clewiston News every week and following closely Clewiston's I Her father, Banker Dare failed to bridegrooms miss trains on their
'' development. She too planned to spend a short time in Clewiston in
both buying and selling purposes. January appear ,at the dinner and later Carolis wedding day, fat men walk on ba-
.
but of business duties in the north
prevented. She still I
pressure 'hopes told by her aunt Sarah' Colton] that dering wives. It Is she who makesnana.
to make a trip here before the summer.
her father is In the Tombs on a peels, and poor relatives arrive

COMMUNITY SPIRIT \ charge of embezzlement': but what in the midst of our smartest func.

Carol has not yet learned is that her tions.It I

Regardless of the factors that enter, into the reason for the ,existence The dining room at the' Inn last Sunday was crowded to capacity'father's arrest is the result of a plan' Is, she who is responsible for

of any city and regardless of the favorable influences that combine. to make which merely substantiates our statement about the Kynett-Whitman com- 1 I of Prosper Strong a business rival, life's infinite Variety, for its comedy,

for its growth, there is a rather intangible quality that must be present in bination being unbeatable. ], to ruin him. its tragedy, for everything that hap.

any city in order to insure its healthful progress.' That quality bears. about ----,- Carol decidIng' to see her father' Is pens., So unquestionably it was mis-

the same relation to the physical city itself as does the soul of a human waiting in her car outside while the chievous Miss Lachesis who put it

being to its earthly body. It has been called by various. names-but" community We're still thinking about the Cantata. By the way we don't haveto chauffeur makes the necessary ar-,I :Into Dr. Trigg's head that it was a.timely .

spirit, will perhaps best describe it* wait until next Easter for a similar treat do we? rangements when on top of the wall occasion_ for him to call on. i

Many a community with every indication of, progress has been greatly I I appears a man who drops to the Prosper Strong. j

retarded in its development or even wrecked, because its people were unale I ground and as he Is' In danger of being The object of the clergyman's 'vIs- i
I
to obtain a unity of purpose and resolved into factional elements that, are: And now a Detroit culturist claims he can train dogs'so ,that their detected, Carol' throws open the it as before Intimated was to lay .v

the surest possible agencies of self destruction. Other communities where.r bark will sound musical. That's backyard news of the greatest interest. door of the limousine and ''hides him.. before that financial power the nee'

there is perhaps no factional disharmony, fall into a sort of coma and simply Jacksonville Times-Union. Shucks that's nothing. What we're waiting for NOW GO ON WITH THE STORY. and merits of St. Esther's Home for

do nothing, strive for nothing, wish for nothing and attain their wish. is die voice culturist who can :make the back fence cat sound like a violin. Church-Going Working Girls. It W".

Any city that has been afflicted with either o'f these maladies of sui- seldom indeed that the clergyman w.

cidal mania or spiritual hookworm is extremely. hard to revive and a new -- As the car shot up Lafayette sot so far down town as the WaIf'

city, such as Clewiston, should profit by the experience of older communitiesand With spring fever here it's nice time to remark dial "the man with ,Street, policemen, scurrying about Street district, but It happened

avcid possibility of falling into these disorders. On the other hand, I I I he had been attending luncheon ?
any his nose to the grindstone sees nothing else. insearch of the man that lay hid.' I
a community that is internally organized for efficient team work and is suf- I den In it, glanced, at ''It appraisingly, 'India House In honor of a dist':

fused with energy can accomplish almost any undertaking that it sets out I and each time Carol's heart leaped I I guished foreigner.
I .As he emerged from the quaint 1
to perform. I Sharks and barracuda do not attack humans says Ichthyologist- in her throat, anticipating: discovery.But old
That'our community is composed of men and women of energy and only building that shelters the club,
I newspaper headline. With a title like that we expected some such statement. once were they they stopped at
:, ability i is evident and has been proven. Anyone in doubt of this would have i J the uplifted hand of a, big officer 'eeling : ]peace;) With oil the we

been convinced by attending the Musical Cantata given by the Clcwiston at Astor Place barring their although wishing that he had eaten

Glee club at the services Easter Sunday evening in the' school auditorium path.Carol'. not quite so many of the delicious:
That name is High sounding at that. Imagine the housewife telling hors d'oeuvres
.
for which the club is
This Cantata rendered in style that would have been creditable in
was a was seized in i panic of ap
Johnny, "Run down to the Ichthyologist's and get me a quarters worthof famed: he remembered that he was
one of the large cities of our country,, It was an extremely difficult group I prehension. It seemed too bad that: ,
flounders.
of selections, and its delivery bespoke hard work and determined practiceon I when they were almost safe tli Jr only 'a stone's throw from Mr.Strong's .

the part of the participants. The recent showing of the "Old Maids' plans should come to naught. I office, and recalled that: Mr.

Conventicn" the Clewiston theatre \vas also not only an unusual exhibition "Who are you? Where are you go- :I Strong: had said:

of home talent but showed ''prolonged and consistent effort. This Gordon and Heard local contractors report that business is exceptionally ing?" the officer asked gruffly. "Drop in some time when :you are ,.

citizens in of their : brisk. Almost before the ink dried on one set of plans they are I down town and we'll see about if'," '
same determined spirit seems to prevail among our any ( r "I'm Miss Dare. I've just been
starting another. Both men were successful builders in the north and they Knowing frpm ,previous experiences -
local undertakings. It showed itself plainly in the determination of some down to the Tombs Prison to see my '

of our people to build a creditable community church. It showed itself in are in ,a fair way to make another 'record for themselves ,''at Clewiston.Catts I'father." that :Mr. Strong's, "we'll see '
I about it" generally ran at least to
the calm and orderly fashion in which our people organized themselves ; "Oh," he said apologetically, 'mut-
.' -. four figures, in pleasurable anticipation -
to meet the emergency of the hurricane two years ago, which resulted jr: '' tering something about a generals

there being not a single casualty at Clewiston, and also in our people giving threatens to, beat pastor in Groveland speech-Headline. ,' alarm for an escaped prisoner. he bent his steps toward the r

valuable aid to surrounding communities. like Catts and_ Levine the flier might team up as running mates: As he let them go Carol breathed great trust building.
Strong, despite h'is powe'r in theinternational
Community spirit cannot be taught or instilled into any place. It more freely. Though still concerned world
: of finance, stub- :>
just naturally comes, and usually manifests itself more intensely in a pioneer ; .. I about the outcome of her adventure,

place that has opposed itself to adverse conditions, thereby developing ti John D. Rockefellerhas':: gone north after an enjoyable winter in I she was wondering how the man bornly adhered to an appearance of

innate strength. ." 'J, r Florida when he probably added another few years to his life. could get out of the car without attracting democratic simplicity and was: easily'
accessible to visitors. Leaving to his
II Q\
I i { attention, but as they cross-
subordinates the arduous tasks of
I I ed Fourteenth Street he boldly flung;
.
I conferences, committees, and direcq
WHAT FLORIDA. OFFERS i Connie Mack has removed the' white elephant from the uniforms of the robe off and seated himself at tors: meetings, he sat day afterda'y

the Athletics. Of course there's nothing lin superstition but he can't be her side.
here in his offices, a' suit of three roomson
To those who are inclined to doubt the golden opportunities 1 blamed for hoping.Congressmen "Listen," he said, speaking In

a statement issued J by; the state marketing commissioner is enlightening.His j' quick whispers as his restless eyes the Brodway side of the main

report in which there is considerable food for thought says: I kept watching the sidewalks. "It floor of the great trust building. r

I While, in the in another
rear
large
Florida consumes of pork, bacon and lard $32,000,000 worth and air was when they found your old man '
'l want the privilege of sending out their speeches by i niite were his army of aides, mana-
produces $8, ,000 worth annually. and the keepers was all excited thatI
mail but most of us'get them soon enough as it is.-Miami Daily News. gers, directors, attorneys, secretaries -
We consume beef, veal and Jamb $24,000,000 worth and produce saw my chance and made: ?i get, clerks, bookkeepers,
messengers.
$8,000,000 annually. I I II away. Now the first thing you do, .
I in his office as you entered, the
you get a lawyer, a good lawyer,
In dairy products we consume $34,000,000 l and produce $10,000j j That cooking school at Tampa reminds us of the prize recipe on see?" only persons you saw were his sec-

000 annually. J I "How to make an omelette for six out of three eggs and a bicycle pump." retary, Miss McGregor, and Dolan,
The car had crossed Twenty-second
Florida consumes- in poultry and eggs $26,000,000, worth and pro- I From the northern suburbs, from his personal :at,.*.e',r3aui:, whoso t.venty;

duces $13,000.000 worth annually. | i rears, of service had given him un-
I the Bronx, from Williamsburg, from
Florida has 35,000,000 acres of potentially productive farm land | In Tampa too, they're trying to stop Sunday baseball which remindsus the New Jersey villages; the sri*:i.t. ranny discrimination in knowing

and is utilizing less than, one-tenth of this land.. But'' from' this tenth utilized : that there's no, place like Clewiston. .' army of work alreal/ was arrivlns.. whom to admit at once into the pres-

the total value of, vegetables, fruit, live stock, poultry, minerals, game and ';, / Sine walks' now were thronged and ence, and whom to turn away with .
I I fair words. i
hides is 181000000. ,
I l v roadways were thickening with cars: ,

In addition to this are $30,000,000 worth of sea food and $100-_ i] And about baseball, Clewiston came out on top, if it did take them motors, drays. Th j man beside her In the. big inner room, Strong was

000,000 worth of forest products. ''I ten,: innings to do it. cast an appraising look ahead,' accustomed to sit before his fIatlop'desk I

That is more than $300,000,000. from one-tenth of her potential i' weighing the possibilitias of dodging! issuing orders to all the'world. oJ
There were no chairs in the room
productive area. ,j apprehension if he should happen to
These figures are something to think about and something to produce Joe Mickler's column "A Chair On the Prado" in the Tampa Timess be recognized. except the one he himself occupied,

the next time the knocker tells you that all Florida has is climate.PROPAGANDA I i;: nice easy reading. "Thar's syndicate possibilities in them words stranger. "Tell!l him to stop, hs comm.iieJ. a forceful hint to callers to say what

i P. E. B. i in the Tampa Tribune says:'. Obediently Carol pressed the but- they had to say and'get out.

Here, to consult him came bank
s. ton and the car, drew to the curb In
ers, senators, directors, railway managers
I'_ Well it seems that a flapper: named Annabel the middle of the block. On a sudden
II .. cabinet officials, European financiers
I impulse she opened her purse
In the Went around with a cliap down at Sanibel, bringing him reports. It
hcuse of I.
representatives the old subject of lobbying and propaganda _. and handed him some money.,, With
was brought for discussion result of resolution for investigation I was seldom J that he asKed questions.
-
up as a a And he swore "I repeat you a waved adieu the escaped prisoner

and exposure of the paid lobby coming up from the senate. I sprang from his seat and vanishedIn I He told them curtly, forcefully, what 1JIi..
Are 'sweet I could eat he wished done and mostly they
Commenting on the situation the Miami Daily News seems to strike so you the crowd, calling back over his
the exact note when they with Floor Leader Wilson who ridiculedthe went their way owl l did. it.
agree But she laughed "Be yourself, not a cannibal. shoulder:
idea that seasoned Seldom any one disputed him, No
need
statesmen protection from propagandists. In "Get a good lawyer right away. '"

' connection with this the News says Immokalee writes Get Sam Schreyer. Tell him Benny one ever answered him back. Few
of
'Hearing Zilch laureate :
of this, Joe our poet who opposed him succeeded. He had
Editors can sympathize somewhat with Congressman TilsJon's fiaitlij I I( Bergman sent you-and believe me,
life,
on a congressman's capacity to spot propaganda at sight. The great increase I' you're some girl." gone his ruthless way through
But the dark-eyed tamale from Tampa I i taking what he wanted. n,> matter to
in the skill and volume '
of
propaganda which grew out of the war "Some girl!

i has been accompanied naturally with a corresponding growth in skill to .. Who always from danger could scamper I A prisoner's daughter, a conspira whom it l belonged. Whenever thriving he railway sawa -
,
II growing business n
detect propaganda. When a congressman receives suddenly shower of telegrams ... I tor in aiding another prisoner to escape
a
: bank, a pretty
couched in identical Till she tried while, out riding : and in morning papers a flourishing
language demanding action of certain :: .: : I the same
sort
a ,
painting-anything
,vom'an wonderful
.. r :, 5 a
he ,
4 knows ; :
well arrest,
enough that this that told of father's
; reflects no spontaneous outburst of public i ."'. : I. To beat a train to a aiding '--: 'i:".".',:,,; ': her he desIred-he simply reachedout
, opinion. It. is affianced wife of
a propaganda job. The seasoned editor, deluged as he is [i J : .'. : proclaimed as the took it. "

': every day with propaganda: of 1,000 sorts, knows almost by instinct &e J And now in the morgue you can'. lamp her. ,'.,',. ., 'the season's greatest catch, a girl To and, be sure he always, paid-but
:
I difference between hired propaganda and hurled rudely from the luxurious pin-
spontaneous; opinion. The result .. 1 invariably he fixed the price himself;
is to turn rnnst propaganda into a huge waste of and [, nacle of carefree prosperity; into a
printing. ,
postage 'I j J I those who 1 opposed him, defeat
for
NeH; their. harm done his wcrk in Clewiston is almost scheming,struggling, cheating, friend- ? J'
no is! by a healthy publicity for such lobbying And now W. A. Bowles tells that utter ruin, to those who 4:1

and r',rr, paganda as play constantly upon such a body as congress. finished and that he expects to leave within the next week, .wh'ich proves. I less world-a girl brought suddenlyto met disgrace his wishes, crumbs, financial

' Those o wcrk for at the. i' sad is possible in Clewiston. the appalling realization that f if
.Wj. pay l manipulating congress might as well !; :at news even crumbs. ...-
be registr rd, Just as is the attorney in court for ,any client that not only I'I I I anything'' was to be done for her fa- I Mr. Strong and .his, secretary -were--

congress but the country may known whose behalf they are' working. i iVe ther, it must be sho who did it. She, both out when Dr. Triggs arrived, l Ii I

\ quite agree., 1 I There "'was a noticeable increase in interest in the' local library this Carol Dare, untrained, Incompetent but Dolan, recognizing the' clergyman ..

: leek,, but there arc still a large number. of good novels waiting. to be read. wholly unacquainted with the world I bade him welcome. I II
I
and Its wicked ways-
': I himself vl'm expecting every
"It's
A She set her lips resolutely and
: newspaper headline say "Hathaway Fails' and in the story it is J minute," he announced. "Come right r

I II brought cut that !in ,a straw vote the road chairman polled 135 1 votes while ,The week's best news was the late announcement that plans' are being clinched her slim hands. In American her in and make yourself comfortable.
his closest blood her brave -
of
heart the
i competitor received, only 87. The [ailing part was that Hathl l\srfccted to continue the work of the Clewiston Glee club. He led the way through the great
who
away failed to get more than half of the voters in the county. We can't I ancestors, of forefathers man's private office Into a little
help but wonder whether when Hathaway .. had dared tho perils of sea and wll-
is expected this sam-: ;- r I room beyond, and baring Indicateda i-
proclaim 1 in bold headlines derness, stirred at the call of duty.
t1d.. "Hathaway Fails"and then explain hat I Clewiston's skyline is comfortable chair, retired, pullingthe
rapidly
and
changing from
die
1 n t r/*t ALL of the the center of town Her father was Innocent. He mustbe i
votes in state but left a few hundred for I he steel girders of the big new mill be door half to behind hIm.
his( I competitors. rugar can now seen. cleared. There was only she to

fight for him, and fight she would. (To, be continued)
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'red the people of the whole South ...i".f :M:N N M:N M:N:M N:N N N MAN:N N M:M:M:N N:M:-N M:M N N M:M N:M:N M:N:M:M:..:..:N:N M:M:N:N:M M N N Nj :':\\ sending it and who the consignee
MANUFACTURERS RECORD SAYSFLORIDA'S .. .
: 'and created a greater demand for was. '


FUTURE IS ASSURED ever before existed In America. :|j: BOILED DOWN :* Bartlett Russian, attorneys government here ,for announcedthat the Soviet .


J; had to back.Florida's Will Florida come back? FloridaIs );.:"'.. :..:"'..:..:-:-:-:..:.. :..:..:..:..:..:..:-:..:..:-:..:..:..: :-:..:,,:,,:,,:,,:,,:,,:..:..:..:..:..:..:-:..:..:..:..:..:..:...:..:.XNEW the gold was the Soviet treas
therefore, never come here to stay. The good peoplenot - -
Florida doesn't have to come back the FLIGHT PLANNED : Those who are able to do odd jobs
J growing lumbering inter- gamblers and the sharks- ure.While

because Its greatest assets never ests and all the ramifications of this and the money that for the time be- I about town do so and bring all argument had been going on

left. This Is the summary of an edi- ing .was' badly scared, ,fearing that NEW York.-Lieut. Bert Hall, of I their earnings to their mother. concerning the status of the gold it

torial on Florida and Us possibilities Industry and the increased attention: the state was "busted," are beginning Bowling Green, Ky., announcedthat .Mrs. Speariett, robust herself, says had ,been stored in tho Chase National .- .I

p bushed In the March 29!) Issue of that is being given to forestry. have to ,get a second breath and hav- the children have never needed tho bank and the Equitable Trust
he would ,non-
attempt a solo
;
tls{' Record. remained at home and never J, ing once tasted of the advantagesof I attention of a physician. company. ,
Pointing to the major assets of stop flight across the Pacific from
"It's cooks
to come back. Florida only they want, not
Records they, too, to a large extent -
the state, the Manufacturers The splendid 1-otels which dot the will soon be coming back. 'Ihev' Seattle, Wash., to Toklo late this II doctors," she remarked. The mother PLAN NEW SKYSCRAPER

s!)ys: entire state there for' runs a small general goods store in
In all are perman- will find the ,same good old Florida, month or early in May.
asked
question is being thero long the front room of her buise in tI ,
ency. Some of them were the matchless climate the ,
the same same: If the ocean flight should be successful Chicago.-A
and query municipal ,
parts of the country, before the town-lot boom.. They are. health giving qualities, the same industrial way being able to buy food for the skyscraper
Manufacturers'Record Lieut. Hall said he would
often to the ] costing approximately five million
comes there to stay. They'never went agricultural: and commercial family at wholesale prices. .
well as to many other papers continue on around the world by way' I
as and dollars, has been here for
away, and as the years go by advantages, the same soil, the same proposed
'
Florida come
"When will some of the exaggerated prices? put timber the same rivers and lakes, of Harbin, Moscow, London:: St. QOLD FUND REFUSED the purpose of enriching the city .

; back, 1"The of these properties 'have Johns, N. F. and New York in '
might be, Florida never on some the same ocean and the ,same gulf an coffers .

went away.answer It does not, therefore, been adjusted, the tide of tourists which help wKli the glorious sunshine attempt .to lower the existing time New- York.A shipment of about I, Real estate, in the downtown district i

will keep Increasing. and all the to make Florida what it $5,000,000 of Soviet is sumo :
have to come back. It Is still at was for encircling the globe. I Russian gold sc Chicago. worth huge :Y

home. Some wild boomers of Florida hotel facilities of Florida will b. what it is, and what it will be' as On the Pacific flight the aviator here last February and. refused entry of money, and a survey made by the .

I needed to take care of this ever- the years roll on, and real substan- was started back to Europe yesterday city officials revealed that municipal: '
town lots, who were carried away will be competing for a $27,500 I '
tide of people who for pleasure
fe- swelling tial wealth will increase more rap- on the liner Dresden. property now is, in many cases mi

by the same kind of occasionally speculative in or health seek to escape the bIting idly than that :supposed 'wealth dur- prize offered by the Seattle chapterof The gold which was contained in.. productive of revenue. .''y:
breaks out
ver that They blasts of Northern and Western! ing the boom period. the National Aeronautic associa- 102 cases, was, denied entry b .calH' Rentals, according to estimate of :r.

Wall street have gone away.will 'be a winters! and bask J iin the sunshine, Florida Is here to stay, here to tion and the Imperial Japanese Avia- there was, no\ proof that it had been the architects who drew up plans, .
back. It
:
I .
never come
may
1 I and health-giving qualities of Florida grow, here to command the ever-in-: tion society. produced since the red revolt in would total more than ,500.OC() u .;,
if do not. .
they
good thing thereto
In climate. The tourist business is reasing attention of the nation, hereto Lieut. Russia. year. Consequently, in two yens the -
Hall
themselves were was one of the original
Florida people .
stay, and its growth will be 11: draw thousands and tens of' thousands When it was first learned yesterday building would have paid for itself i

many cases caught by the wild booming keeping with.. the increase.. in wealth of well-to-do people and the. members of the Lafayette cadrille.i that a large gold shlmpent had and therefore would pour several. :}
well as the peo- i I
of town lots as ,
: listened l and population ot the country and,great rich; and people of moderate been made on the Dresden there was millions of dollars a year into the .. ..,'::

pie of other sections, who townlotsellers in keeping with the ever-growing ri means ,vho can find in this climate 25TH CHILD BORN I considerable mystery as to who was city coffers, to help redace taxes. :l lN

V> the siren voice of the : sire of the American people to getaway renewed health and strength, and I I
t .
plunged into the greal
and
from cold weather and to seek] win a longer life thereby than they Preston, I '
' gambling game. Both classes oftei:l in 'of England. Recognition I " ,,,# #,#,,,,,,.#,,,, rld,,,#,,,,,,,,, " ,'t r":'
health the warmer climate .
could have had if had 1
possibly
bought town lots without seeing them. they from the king of some kind is ex- +1 ...

/" They did not' know, in many cases,, Florida. not caught the joy of spending a pected here by the townsfolk for : :'.

|. Florida's wonderful system of highways few months every winter or a life
whether they were above or under Mrs James Speariett, to whom has +
covering the whole state not SEED FEEDINSECTICIDES
time in Florida. ;
twenty..fifth'child.
water. Florida became crowded with "' been born the The j
never went away, but has kept
only
speculators in town lots who bought Last summer there was general father, aged 56, says' he was as ex- .'.1i
on rapidly growing until that state
.
comment visitors to Atlantic
to among cited and as the stork's
for the purpose of selling nervous over
only has become known nationwide for + .: I
City on the fact that there a \
else before the second pay- were last visit as he was concerning its
someone its superb roads ,and therefore it Is great many more vacant stores on first.
ment became due.. Those who boughtwell.located :
a permanent asset of measurelessvalue. :i,1
able the Boardwalk than had ever been ;
property and were i
not only i seen there before. Up and down that I'I'I j ,.
to pay for it will probably The spirit of the people those to be ready, for the time when the i ,.
stretch
long of several miles every i
back, but profit on I..
their : tide
get money I would turn. ,
wait who have come from every state in passer-by was struck with the num- \ '. ..I,,:1
to
of it If they are willing \
top Whenever the general business in- .
the South to a larger extent than ber of "for rent" signs o'n every variety .- ? \ .'.,
for a reasonable length of time. terests of the United States \ .) .
from other' part of the country, make a --- ,-- ;
any of building. Stores large and : l
;
Florida, never ;
Florida, the real decided ,.
turn for the better and there
the North h '
it does those who have come from small were vacant, and this was likewise i i
therefore,
went .away, and, and West to make their permanent true of many offices located on comes a broader spirit of optimism s'I. .I.;
not have to come back. That Florida I \ <
and of
home there-is still a Florida asset Boardwalk. buying-for we have had what ,
the A leading physiciar;

', which' has a climate that thou-has which never went! away. It is thereto of the city, commenting on. that sit- might be called a buyers' strike for 'Lake Sholoe Transporation ,. j
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brought health to hundreds of stay. It Is there to grow in pow,1' uation, said to the 'writer that on the last ,12 months-Florida,will share \ \ ...."i,
sands of people, that means new fully in this revival. there n ..,1
and influence, and though somewhat Already ;
of the streets the
one paralleling .
strength and invigoration to the hun dampened in its ardor for' a little are signs here and there of increas- :,..,-:)...4'!. < '. ioiiiaiiy ., ;'..... '+ .,.' .'..M. :
dreds of thousands who annually visit Boardwalk there were', over. 200 store I ing activity in ....,: \-:). .. >. :.,.1' ...\ .', .,'1
cljxnate while by reason of the "reaction from for rent. The hotels were constantly building operations : \ : ..; : ',' } r : }? .
.
whoso
'ir\
the stale that Florida the town-lot boom, it is catching its complaining of the shortage of guests J !and the spirit of constructive, up- ::' \\'= ":.. >... 1 ;<::
the ; ,
," Is recognized throughout second wind, and this time mstoia I building work is reviving throughoutthe Moore Haven Fla. :
world as unmatched, is still there. and one of the larger hotels on the i.::!
material of being concentrated upon real i State Boardwalk reported that 50 families I whole! state. This, will grow as ; ,

That climate is a greater operations of a speculative ....Ua- rapidly as the business revival in ,-, I t .'.:, '
which had for their ,
for the creation of wealth than years spout summers I '#'#I#" # ." '#'#'#" '#.' I-" ##" ## '" #." #" ,# ,
Basset acter, its attention will be 'given' to America goes on. 1 I $

Is all the coal sand iron of Pennsylvania at that house were last year I -f---- ;
thebroad industrial, agricultural and "
Alabama. As the coal andore in Europe. A similar condition prob- 1
or .
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commercial development of the state. ably existed in connection' with the I I _'
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of these states are mined ana I --A __. '
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industrial be- I
Its potentialities
are
regular guests of every !other leading ; I '
available for
{ the amount
.Tyousumed ing more and more realized by the hotel. ', .f ,' :' :
iture generations is lessened, butt I :
\1, people of Florida and by the people It be seriously doubted if II I .
It is many /1
Florida's climate is permanent. ,
outside of Florida. Its agricultural I ;
town Florida show in
in can ;
any
there for all'time to come, or so long .:
old world lasts. If its ;( potentialities are becoming the sub proportion to population nue-half: as I :
this good
as value could be definitely estimated, Ject of nation wide discussions, .and many vacant stores as Atlantic City ) : ;p< .:: $200 AN ACREPROFIT'i1;;: : : 'i1'i1II

the coal and iron of other states as during the winter season of six had last summer, SO" serious was this :
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as can be figured out, it would showan months an average of about 2000 car that the merchants and the Board- .- ,.,' ,: .,.rr, .' ""-.', -. '., .'.:.t;..,. ;,:(' ..,."

loads of fruits and vegetablec go out walk auctioneers did not hesitate to !: ::' t '
asset so vast as to be almost beyond ) ?;; ., \ :
of Florida day to other ''i : ) {J
comprehension.Rev. every parts press upon visitors the necessity for .. : .. ".. ', I "
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of land to help feed the nation -' I''f)
Newell Dwight Hillis, the getting ready cash for goods offered ; : ., : c : '
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question "
days ago while in Florida said to yet nobody has raised the I II \ -, J ".1
" country an education as to Flor- as to whether Atlantic City will some : .' : :
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, could assemble in ;
I .the writer; "If I r f' .'I
ida such as we had betore. ".>
never
I back not. It throughone ., I
one crowd all the people I know personally or was passing \ .' ." 4-
i.I'' Every good orange or grapefruit rent of those periods where the general J; A 35-acre field '
been improved
:, whose health has planted to potatoes and onions -will re ,
I' and their lives lengthened bv out, of Florida is an agent for the business depression of' the en- ; -

1 Florida's climate and have them testify good of the stat tire country was seriously affecting: I turn according to a conservative estimate by Charles A. ',.'
In reality, the boom spirit, though "
< its real estate interests and its ho- -
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,1 there would be such a showing! of upraised disastrous to many local and outside tels. I I Jackson, 'local agriculturist, a net profit. of at least $200 ::i

. $ hands as the world never sa\\' buyers of town lots, was a tl'emt'n': Judging by the conditions prevailing : .\ .,

before." This is in keeping with a dour advertisement of the whole at Atlantic City last summer, ''as'l' I: ,per acre. )

Southeast. It made the nation discuss :, ,
't' compared with of crowded tour: ..
I'I', president of the New York Life Instatement I years I "

' Darwin P. Kingsley, thp South and its possibilities as it ist business, one 'might have been '
by
; had never done before. They 1 The' figure is not what be expected next .,
1 surance Company, who while in Florida very justified in asking- Will Atlantic J l'! ,. may year under \

I wrote the Manufacturers Record effort made by' bankers and other City come back? fully as much as I ,,. '
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:r "Climate is the key that unlocks the In the North and West to keep money the question, When will Florida come j i 1 favorable weather conditions, but is based on an, inspection .

from flowing into 1 of Paradise, City ,
. gates I
.I the part of the people of those communities of the potato and onion crops now 'beinggathered'
: The Florida of the orange grove, steadily forward with its work of j .' "I'

I a deeper interest in Floiida: !, ,
Is still developing its advantages 'for i '
and the grapefruit grove to.ur-\\ ... i ij
than they had ever had. And Florid I :,: .. It' .:. H .
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I there, and has never gone away."V ists and conventions; it pressed the i i j .. : : f;I
advertised not only itself, but It advertised l ,
,-pry year It is increasing Its acreage : building of an enormous auditorium :.

81 Georgia, and Alabama, and which will have a seating capacityof i Volumes :
citrus fruits, and as its marketing ; may be written on the productivity of the
,
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tht Caroh as and all' the Southci ,
system is deve'oped' to make ; about 40.000 people; it kept on "

territory, for it stimulated and s lr- with building operationsHOTELBJLLou rich black soil of
more certain of securIng' the Lest results some new \ I the northern. .Everglades but eventuallythe ,
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the ailtl the best
for growers "' ;

of 01'30.8.:,. and &:jp;trait. for the I -I I II r ,. .: >: prospective: farmer asks the inevitable question
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The Florida whose sun :
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slime combine to mak.: : this the vegetable -. : :: : : ; .

garden of th,] nation is sUJ1; ,I \ Ii i Mr. ,. .T Jackson's '. .conservative estimate answers that ;

there. It ne" -r'e'. -\\V 1.Vtln. I '" .' ,I '

lower freight rates. \'. '.:I'h} are !;i!ri,'' Palm Be,' :K Fla.V :: .; question directly n.d his success on the !35-acre ,field J

"ertain to come in time and the t h t. ( "

ler handling by water transpoiU! ": .. clearly' shows: the unlimited possibilities of this section.:
i t\ rrr i u'.'oj; L7re Beach and sldl! rctie( I ly \ '* _. ,
and the utilization of the inland.tenvuys : ;'. I moncj noJ j : ] ,

of Florida, it will be risible I : Iii'! .

;'$o put Florida's!: earj.\' vegetables Hotel. ]. Billows! \ jll i c' .,

tomatoes, peas, bfnns cabbage, : AMERICA :. NfGW:. SUGAR BOWL
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strawberries 'and almost every v.\',-her Your l headquarters while in Palm or West Palm Beach. "' ,r .

-into the markets of the : i
truck crop I I
I t 1siast and West at a lower coot, 1"11' L '', '' /.Iii t'e': Pw'ious Rctinbo 1 Pier Large enough In .accorn"act I c -

relght than [h; now possible! The ; \ n ( 'I N1m.: "<<'arn'ila '

vast potentialities in this truckim' gull> vet with; all the conveniences of home. ; ,': CLEV/ISThN/ M. 'J i [32ra IiJF UJU'fUIVI. ERE
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business of Florida never \ ent n\\8 y, ii' I. I I' .
\: Clcn i'slon folks/ lcomc''f.lct I JL :. "
are uJ .us help> you to { ; \ .,
have .
*so they did not to come back.Florida's \ I ;
I enjoy yourself while 'hCr 11' .. "" 1
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wealth.industry An are ocean a great and source gulf frontage of large,ii' Roles $3 tingle, lVib] /I..; .$5 ,.Jauble :.with; balh.; A I I I:. t Thi; i h.* Ole 'sixth of a series' educational advertisements: pointing out the. tciris'I"' .'I'II ,

"of over 2000 miles, and inland rivers: ont tion of the section from a spectral' waste ipto one of the leading communitiesof

and lakes teeming with fish for 'local BATHING A C0AI0 DATIONS' INCLUDED. die state.) I,

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POLITICAL ANNOUNCEMENTS will NOT 'IHJ a candidate to succeed FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONER FOR CLERK CIRCUIT COURT -:. DR. P. H.' JONES, Dentist .
myself in 1932. DISTRICT NO. 3I .. .. :
I.',., Moore Haven, Fla.
Jly thirteen years residence' In I hereby announce as a candidatefor = .
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'. : r.a' FOR CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT LaBclIe ( ten years of which I I hereby announce as a candidatefor the office of Clerk of Circuit

;' \., COURT I was cashier of the Bank of La County Commissioner from, : District !- Court, subject to the June Democratic ,will be in my office in Moore

': '.1 Belle) has enabled me to become Number 3., Subjest to the' June Primary. Your vote and Influencewill on the following dates: .
.' I wish to announce:to the voters, of r acquainted( with values In Hendry Democratic Primary. Your vote and be appreciated. April 9-10-1M2-13-14-30 .

.'. Hendry county that I am a candidate I rountj. IUy experience as cashierof influence will be appreciated_ J. A. FOUNTAINFOR May 1-2-3-1-5-21-22-23-25-25-26
for re-election to the office of Clerk (the bank and also as railroad DREW HAMPTON

of the Circuit Court, at the Democratic agent and telegraph operator for SUPERINTENDENT OF
BUILDERS
Primary election of June 51-h. a number of years will enable me PUBLIC INSTRUCTIONTo i ,
1928. to do the clerical work connected FOR SHERIFFI -
ho( office. years experience, let
lwlll appreciate your vote and influence. Vl'h The Voters of I
Hendry County:
figure Job. First-class work
1 If the above platform appealsto your
I hereby announce myself as a I am a candidate for renominationto
I nnd011 believe I will reasonable prices. We know how
WILLIAM T. HULL II you candidate for re-election to the office :J: the office of County Superintendent -
I strictly adhere to it I will appreciate ) build-give us a trial.
of Sheriff of Hendry County. I I of Public Instruction subject to
1 jour vote and InfluenceIn W. 'MILLER & BROTHERS,
(OR COUNTY COMMISSIONER Subject to the Democratic election I the action of the Democratic Pri- I'I'
the
Election.
Primary
f 1I J 645 S
on June 5th. If elected I will serve mary In June. With assurance from MIAMI AVENUE

I hereby announce as a candidate 1 cry (truly yours, you In the same manner as I have I all parts of ,the county that the people : MIAMI, FLORIDA.
Commissioner from District in the past. Your vote and Influence approve my record as a public
for County J. R. DOTY I SALE: $1000 mortgage on
June Pri will be appreciated.D. servant I rely their support
to the upon
No. 3, subject I' ,of 10 acres. This farm was
L. McLAUGHLIN and trust my case with them.
mary. in 1925 for $2000. Must have .
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DELANEY' ED. G. PFLUGEWANTED
H. L. Will sell for $350.-Mc-
P ::1 Clewiston.

FOR TAX ASSESSOR FOR TAX COLLECTORTO ANNOUNCEMENT TO ,
I S SALE: SO acres on Cross
To the Voters :
of Hendry County
BUY
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THE VOTERS -HEXDRY ate Highway, 2 1-2 miles from
for reelection I hereby announce myself a can .
Hurd L. Reeves announces OLD RAGS ., ., Splendid condition.
as Tax Assessor of the best COUNTY: didate for County Judge of Hendry I \ right for sub-dividing Into 5

county in the state. Let us all pull to- I hereby announce myself a \County, subject to the Democratic I I 5c POUND plots.-McCully, Clewiston.Cash .
all of Primary .of June 5. Your vote will be
gether for the good of parts candidate for rc-olcction to the J Clewiston News

Hendry County. office of Tax Collector. I want appreciated. i
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If you are satisfied with my you to know that I sincerely appreciate I
I. Subscribe the News l I I
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\ VOTE FOR ME on June 5th. you I
reposed in me in the past and. I FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONER II I

FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONER to promise that n re-elected you I DISTRICT NO. 1 I Try us for Job Printing v -

;I I wish to announce my candidacy I will never have occasion to regret Cash In
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Commissioner from District I made similar I i ------ -
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Number 5, subject to the June promise before last election and as" a candidate for County Commissioner I s I I.I I
Democratic Primary June 5th... can honestly! do so again.I ]have I J
1 from District Number One. I i| CLASSIFIED. ':, .
,- J. P. HULL tried to serve you as your servant will continue' to serve you as in the .
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FOR REGISTRAR on account of 'my experience in past. W. C. HOOKER i < : ;: 6 ; : :..: : :
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I wish to announce my candidacy the office I know that I can give I S r' : ; : i;:
ur ;:panty: Registrar for Democratic Herdr/! yon more efficient service in the SHOES repaired while you, wa t.l LOUIS O. GRAVELY : organizations;' re.i intensively i studying
to the I I I :
subject future I in :
County than I hare in the past. .
Tacked or sewed, cement, or anyway the .
laundry problem. ; '
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June 5th. Thanking 3 ou in advance for your 1 ATTORNEY 'AT LAW -
colored section. Dr. J. L. I 1
J. O. CLARK ,r vote and l support and with best Bank of LaBelle Building
TAYLOR, Clewiston Memorial I
wishes for every one, ram, LABELLE, FLORIDA
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COLLECTORI Shoe
FOR TAX Hospital. .
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Your friend, -, 'PRACTICES IN ALL COURTS ; rI
I wish to announce my candidacyfor 1 mo. pd.I -
Tax Collector for Hendry County i W. P. ANDREWS .BOTH STATE AND FEDERAL

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Democratic Primary'
subject to the I
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June 5th. iaiMasMMSiSJeMSis1.Pe.1_lc J efcl' JrJ r e .fe 1 ,
:. JAMES L. TAyLORFOR 1 Glcwiston Steam' Laundry Company
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REPRESENTATIVE F UT ... :::71'j"

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TO THE PEOPLE I OF HEN. DRY ; You work. Clothes left in '.. { : .
COUNTY I ,, can depend on our ouI. char e ..' '
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I hereby announce inybKil as.a are always given the best of attention.You .. I .* _
candidate for Representative from} *
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'jHendry County suojec to the action never: have to worry about getting your money's< >: u1N C';' >7F >=
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.of the Democratic June, Primary. worth when we clean clothes. '. I. : .}
or press your
If nominated and elected I I*;hal E; IR

'lesentativ-o keep: 'in mind is the the fact representative tha, the Rep'of Let us press your worries away. ,,' .<; ?,"" I j AUTOMOBILE! I

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the people and as such I cha'll rep ..

resent all sections' of Hendry County DARCY DRY CLEANING rJ .

a the very best of my ability. : ..

,\ reciated.'>_ Your vote I and support wIll. -be, ai. 1 Quality Service Satisfaction '. .\ 1JSJSMSJcSJSMS Let us .save you money on repairing, your old :

1 Respectfully : :' car. Our work is 'guaranteed, our labor skilled

LOUIS O. GRAVELY f' Pc.rcpt-h LP Je frJ 'p, ,!ji3, !I !I !I !ffiffiffiffil&fi ffij efel!I !'! !mmmlib.OOOO lowest
based the
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I candidate for the office of Superintendent NO JOB TOO' LARGE NONE TOO SMALL m Machine shop, acetelyn. welding, all kinds of

: of Public Instructltn, Hen m i

! dry County subject to the Democrat-; m automobile work.. /

[ jc Primary In June. If elected I will PHILLIPS. PLUMBING COMPANY

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I 9 J M. W. PHILLIPS m
r FOR REPRESENTATIVE PHONE 1OT CLEWISTON.. FLORIDA
:, I I FORD LINCOLN FORDSON

I I wish to announce to the voters OOOO d oo j a oooo 2 d) rSl1 b 1.__, :;:;I :;< :::': :.: h---; ';<-:,:,...". :;,.;:..., ;,-, -..;>..", ,;"'\". i.ii.m.. ;.<1: .....,...
I of Hendry county that I will be a
Candidate for Representative in the

Democratic Primary of June 5th. I If 111111 111111
nominated and elected I promise to ----- -- -

give my full time, and devotion to

the Interest of the entire county.J. .

FOR. BEARDSLEY/SHERIFFTo i You have always wanted Electric Range


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The Voters of Hendry Cuu.'ty "

f .5Florida.'hereby' : announce. myself as a Here it is : at a Price you can afford to pay e". / ,

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cat:lidate for Sheriff of Hendry i i i

county Florida, subject to the actionof t: (
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Wilwear. ;;
the June Democratic Primary. If 6 ., ", : :,I Features that Insure \' ;

nominated and elected I promise to '. :.. '..'
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do my duty as your sheriff. '
I will appreciate your vote and I : '

support. Respectfully ; High Speed Low Cost Cooking .
% W. W. 1 ,, ,
HOLLAND '
'II Reasons why women everywhere arc buying, ,this Electric operate; ideal for kitchenettes, apartments and summer 11. Large broiler unit gives quick heat with perfect distribution. -

FOR TAX ASSESSORI Range. cottages. \ Ideal for toast, steak and fish. '

I. '. '. 7. Large SuperHeat'Plate for' heat in a hurry. Very fast 12. Large white enameled roast pan ,with rack for broil II I

I (hereby announce t I I for boiling water. ,. I Ing. Will accommodate S Ib, roast or 7 Ib. chicken.. I

candidate for the office injsclf of Tax; a 1. Lowest 'priced completely equipped electric range we 8. Concentrated heat In small heat-plate for percolating, 13. Pear gray porcelain on switch panel, door, and Super- ,

Assessor for 'llendry count sub. have ever sold. .: ._ coffee, etc. Highly efficient. ., : Heat-Plate. Handsome, durable and easily cleaned.
I, j ject to the will of the voters), nt 2. Consumes little" electricity, yet operates with.,SuperHeat '- 9. Reversible; heavy duty switch, connects High"heat at 14. Reversible. heavy duty switch on oven, connects 990 I

the Democratic Primary' Election I speed 660 watts; l\1edium-440 watt,. :and. 1100 watts for Suwatts at "Start", 450 watts at "Cook", and 900 watts, at

to I"o Held June 5th, 192S. 3. Occupies no more space than a kitchen chair. per-Heat. "Broil". ,
If elected 1 promiseith( the I i i 1.Cooks anything any'stove will cook-from toast to roast. 10. Reversible heavy duty switch connects 440 watts in 15. Quick acting dial-thermometer on oven door Indicates

Aald of the board of equalization) I 5. No special wiring required-simply plug into wall outsiiUil heat-plate. When set at "Super", small plate is correct temperature for roasting and baking.

I -.-to equnllze the assessments of lets. disconnected? and 1100 watts are thrown into Super16.. Sheradized oven lining. Guaranteed not to rust. "

Q taxes in accordanceltli the Miluo 6, Especially designed for the average family;, easy to Heat-Plate. .' ., U'
of property! assessed. .- ..
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I further promise that I will ': I : -<
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office i Clewiston Furniture Company : .
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building, np a political machine
"to assist ni''I, t re-election. In III FRANK RICHMANN MANAGER. .

I I II Ii other words I pledge my word of II'I L III _i\. S S. I

i I honor that if elected In 1928 I .

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Six CLEW1STON NEWS. CLEWISTON FLORIDA
FRIDAY, APRIL 13, 1928

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LaBelle and is ,also scoutmaster of '.
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Weather Report Ford To Plant I I : : > : -< -"'(''' !': '
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Shows Summer Large Hendry I Scouts. ; ; 11

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Citrus Tract I ;
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after Charles A. Jackson local agriculturist -I : ,

(Continued from page 1) had completed the set ln'- t, I BBARDSLEY :
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J. E., ,. I Henderson
out of some 3,000 trees 'near the ;
August was the hottest month of Clowiston townsite. I ...' ,.'.;. :. ? ", .
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degrees, while June was, the cooles Practically all of the citrus trees L. O. GRAVELY. .- :. : : : :
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in the Clewiston section are doing I 'Fa'If.
with an average temperature of 75. I ... ; :; R .
Despite this advantage for Clewis- well, and although the land on Ford's ,. : ,I. 'It.,
tract Is not rich the Clowiston HENDRY' ; ; .
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ton and Florida it Is unfair to Judge .1..1.I
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soil, It :is believed that the orange i .. -
merely from a comparison of weather I (
trees will thrive. .T
figures from two sections unless I .. County Judgex" .
the winds in Florida are taken into With the exception of a'fet small FOR TAX COLLECTOR I I. .t ... .

groves near LaBelle, the Ford and | : ; i I! ., .
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Clewiston citrus will beth "
On the warmest summer day thereis groves I _.; .. r" TKere is' A ,.
only ones in the northern Evergladesfrom BILL ANDREWS" : .. ,f -- : .... ; .:.,. -. ? Reason l' ,
always a breeze in the shade, an'1here ". '. .
at Clewiston brisk summer the Lee county line to Belle '. ., .. I. ; .. '. .'

breezes sweeping in from Lako Okee- Glade. > :< '
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chobee are believed to be responsiblefor TAYLOR.-. : .J .,. My Qualifications ,
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the more pleasant climate. Progress Seen' I. ,' ,; .. .,. :t. \+:' .. I
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Over the five month period from On Industrial j' .FOR 'TAX.. -';ASSESSOR'..' .. _''. .:.;>.r' :;i: ':' : .. : .-'. / .. "', '- .
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Tune May -. !.-, .. '" 7 j S7 S7 S9 68 62'68 several Poor roads Glades and farmers low water to ship'causer hv! J:i I j i' t I' ) ; :.'; '::' ( / \ : : .'. f it :.. :: ) : : ; : : : ::}' ,: : ; ,' '


July August SS 71 the east. coast railroad during r.he'jpast Jj. R. DOTY.", ,. : .' i ,. ": :__ : ,: .1 : ,: : ;<,:;:;). ;;r:: : ,..> \ : : ,,1 ,
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September 85 70 winter and this business i V 'is-}i' : : ; .:: ,r' y-Graduate 'of-Emory: University s :' v, '. rV- > .:t';' \>' V' .w/v: :> l> .

The of sum- said Av.111 immediately return it ,!!: '' FOR COUNTY' "COMMIS'IONERP 1,1' :*: : : : : : -: : ii: ; /: I
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two hottest days ; ;, ;:\'J':.;{ : : < J ; \ ; \ -I' "
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when Clewiston as soon as deep .. ... : . I / ... ." ., ,. .. ,
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mer were in June and August the shipping point. is. assured. .1| _..' -' : ) .- .' '..l't.J.I-' \ <. .''. ; .; ''v'V.: ?!' _' ftl: 'i." '.7?! ,. .tH& -% : .,.. II
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the mercury on June In addition to the large sugar cane !1 :-Felda' District. II" ; f:5 : fvvTc: .' :: : '' '; /v'i:: L4" -' I
..r/ 13 rose to.94. A survey of the : '' J. HULL ., ; {: : :(k. Jr' f A" ; ""' *** ; : .v< : ;; ". : ', ; "; -> 't: S'.1rv '
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acreage planted at Canal Point, ., '' X-" |* *A" /" ,* : "X" V1"iv .
reports show this to, be unu- '. i ",Taught School! : ; &$L- '
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daily farmers of other -communities fron''t-, rlp13LANY,' It : for ] 5j'y'cars.I: ', $,: y :1<.:-4.l ':.: ,. I

sual'and during the entire five I[fig: on the lake, are said to be co'- ;!jll. L: ) : 'No.' 3 '" ': ';, ? t 'v'-/-: ; ",-'- 'Wv'v: ;:. -. :.< v: ;z-. : :VvVc+ C ;; ': \ 14'I '
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months the mercury passed the 90 [ ,.: if; ; ---u" ; ',,m-' ; : .- *; :;" '*. ; '- -; ; ,: :: Jd/\;!/\ :? ,-J .
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mark less than 15 times, occasionally : i I tiiderihg : plans for .-.sugar cane" ratsI -'"!. ,I '' '; :.. ;',. .J".J. .-. .'' ":1'""':-,, ,...,,-/. ". )' ..' ." .". ,. ..'.,' -'.,..fj'r' -<, < "'". .,:'-, V2"h' / : ., : "
I lug, and the new,deep' waterway .at "1 ,2> ." ...'. ; : > :'> ':" : :. .' : ". -" "'" "." '; r.': "' "' ''
dropping into 'the' seventies but, :Di \ *- '" <:. (/ -:( :. .: :: '' : !!;>V% :' -'' <' !,;X : _':,: ; : ; '. .
Clewis on will eliminate the ne es W. C. HOOKER, st. No. 1 : 'v ri'V'. ;;;,- .
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hovering between 83 and S7; i : ; -\ r1di.i V'i -. : ; '' .x -: VV':
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,', Army 6 Asks Engineer$620,000 I f, truck STRAW GIVES to the mill.BALLOT THREE D.FOR HAMPTON SUPERINTE'ND.ENT, Dist. No. 2 OF I PUBLIC :" ; ;flj'flj'J"' :: .::: ::: -J" "}' ,: '-: :;:>"r.'... '' :,:,.;" .:': :.:.i ,,.'';:...,,:' :J':::-.r:',-..; :.':.'- '';>*\:'-'}f1' ) 1':" "." .'. .



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From Congress I MEN BIG .LEAD INSTRUCTION -:":;.: .; ''*'' County. .:' .Judge 0/' Hcndrj' ( -County' past 'four -pears.:' .'- :> .' >'; <'->-;..". *"
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II E. L. STALLINGS I '. w" '. f
(Continued from page 1) with Tom Hull for the office ofclerkof I .1<: ., "" "-Judge. : : L / : ,'/ '.> ''>
raised at ;( '
the circuit court was '
port as an incentive for even 'greater ,I '} f"f'v f/ ; : "
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Tifton, Ga., and lived in Clewistonin < ,'.. -- .
effort those present at the meeting I 1922 having been connec'terl with ED. G.'RFLUGE '. I X'f ; : (This is the x second serier of pojitical, advertising concerning camp -
of.. the new waterways association my-
night .outlined plans to W. C. Hooker', for three years. H? "' /:;A9 "' "". 11' .If you Believe in my principals and qualifications vote for me on

Tuesday'' moved ,to Felda in 1925 and has >+- f June 5th.) I
enlist the cooperation of every FOR 'CIRCUIT COURT CLERK v .
lived there since. He is well known : -A..r-:; '
community affected by the water i I
throughout the county and as an audItor ,, Ft -t" /'' 1 ,.. ..
ways project. I ,IS familiar with keeping books. I : ; :<' ; :
WILLIAM T. HULL / )
With this in view, a clause was I : .;;\V L,
'' Mr. Fountain is married and has ,
written into, the constitution of the I .
child. He 'is now farming at :' : -
association providing that 14 active one .' '" ,. .' .". .. ,
Felda. 1 J. A. FOUNTAIN I (Paid Political Advertisement) ;. / I
vice presidents be appointed and t;: ..,...
Ed G. Pfluge who is seeking ve- .. .
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of commerce name a vice presidentfrom
Instruction has held that office for FOR- SHERIFF
their community. This will insure -

active representation of all I I the' past three years attention''and in his to campaign the- sfii'SJi rcUcyi U lCfr L.h Pe' efeN e l Pef u cPePr IC1EIP Pcf J .1 1 elvu PPePele l u J Je.fila PePe1 e Per
to call
plans
<; communities interested' / made in W. W. HOLLAND r e
voters to the Improvements I
Officers named Tuesday night ,..
F. L. Williamson of Clewiston, the county educational system during The
were Call
president\ ; W. P. Franklin of Fort L his term of office. Before assuming D. L. MCLAUGHLINFOR i \<\ .of Outdoors :
c:I.D I his duties in Hendry county I ,
and .
:: :Myers, senior vice president : I
school
seven year's ;: .
Lauderdale, ,,1\t.' Pfluge had :> .
Samuel L. Drake of Fort ,
.. and treasurer. experience in Michigan and ,Florida. COUNTY JUDGE : : ;> I
secretary /g !
*-: ,A'request for a survey of area for He is superintendent of the Sunday ; ;, Whetherthe month be January and a stiff breeze is beckoning sailing enthusiasts ::v/ '

school of the First M. E. church cf : .. to Okeechobee whether
it be
the extension of the waterway has I "c.. i :' or May and ..a warm sun bathes the country i in its ef- '; j
,, in W., C. RICHARDS : .. / .. '.fulgent the call : :,. .
already been filed and is now I Is J ;..'. ; 1 : rays of outdoors is always present at Clewiston. '< I:"' ', ...

congress. The expense of this survey -;s : __.._..__ :' :.:-.r, @! '-.'-\. .. .. :!' ... I ...

it was explained will be comparatively i Your Man ; Guests at the Clewiston Inn in /
I terming it of
of the ; W. N. HENDERSON. .;. : one the l best have taken this fact -.j';
neglibigle because i i i I into
availableand because ,- I ,, :' .:\( consideration and have remembered the opportunities offered at the Inn ''for' ': .
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data now { ,> ;
mass of Man ; outdoor /
A l entertainment. :
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of the willingness of various Ii i2I f". ,, :;,> I
",: i Fill in your .ballot and mail it 2 1 : ': 7'
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drainage district officers to cooper- tow (or; drop it in one of the Clew- @ ::}: "Allwie need th '' /,.. [
In facilitating the survey work I ACTION i2J ,. IS e inclination, said a recent guest referring to the fact that.ot '
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of : i3ton; News voting boxes so that : ." -.* only have tennis -\
department. I' ;,; |/ courts been constructed but nets, balls and fur-V*!
of war racquets are
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vote will
your count in the results Wished
Commenting on the situation\ : prospective players ; not only has a miniature golf course been laid cut but/ '
1\11'.1 I fo., be published next week.. ".' :;:
;.0. ? GJ clubs available '
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Williamson, said:' rr'ry i'2J' : ... ; are at Inn desk and usually the golf balls are provided. ::::"'f' ]

be nearer ,than ever I 12] j. :'
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and with both the east .' For those anxious to be outdoors but : I
to our goal unwilling for the strenuous game often; '-,. .
and the west coasts joining Clewiston When Clewiston Peo-ple I 1j! ..,,' ,.. '.nis or the longer round of golf there are croquet sets. .; '' .
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in our work for. the waterway, '" ,! :; : 1
the outlook is decidedly cheerful." : :, / Visit %Moofe Haven I These facilities making it impossible for the transient or permanent guest* to >:aj f-5 a'; t

t: ; : :steer: the call of outdoors arc making the Clewston Inn one of most popular ot '
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IN NOAMI ESTATE THE!The CREWSBy COUNTY HENDRY OF Judge of'JUDGE'S COUNTY.Said Court. I! '.rL ,- ROYER'S. !I I ,, :}. 1.. : .;: T :{,:; riY( :: ': :: \ : ,.'. .. :','>1: .; :'" ,> ; : ,:';' : } 7?; ; t:;; :.f .



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this Court for LETTERS OF A To .:.: ? ;;' :: t :' .- *

MINISTRATION on the Estate .- m.''" :"' !'\:.". '.- c ;;,.V-.. ... ..-.:, .. ... .. .., ... ..--.. -...... .. ..- .... ,,: ;"J ?;:. : ). ;
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said monish These County all are and therefore of singular Hendry.to cite the kindred and *>'m' \ I and their visits are 1I always\ m. !. 'JL. '-.J.::;,:. :?.. : < '1','"') ,, ;4"'!
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and creditors of said deceased to -f'--!, -. :: -X: ::: W't: :
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and appear before this Court on o- : Ii1 r"t C ;.itT; ;'g ":: ";',': ';'
before the 14th day ot May, A. D- j I I )-, ';-":" : : .: .: ;" .rl'i. :H-'J.\;;: i.a. .S f;,. \: t'/-', ,,'' ..itl. ;' ',.t, i ..

1928 ,and file objections if Letters any th"r I -.t .... =. ., :: ilE' '. : .It :I :P; ;,!; :,' ',:, -i';
have to the granting of .
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son or persons. I I Your NextCongressman I.;2; use .=.z.X ;..1 I Is I' : ; '
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of the County my aforesaid this the !9th) I ... 's ...z.1 '. : & : : \ : : : :;i

Louts day of O.April Gravely, A. D. W.192S.N. HendersonAttorney i/i 'I ..i. IICT i ME .z"I :"'' ; : \ T'.tt"i! > ;, :: I


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I 'REALESTATEBROKER' ; :x:: Positive relief for: Muck Itch,:.z'l: i'\i; : '

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I SUGAR BOWL FARMS 10 TO 500 ACRES. | ,, .=:[-.Your druggist has it for you. .z.Z I e Inn

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Write information =fanteed. .41_: ; z
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