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VOLTttEE 10, XUMRpER 24 CLEWISTON, FLORIDA, FRIDAY, JUNE 26, 1936 SUBSCRIPTION $2.00 YEAR

! Stewart And Delaney Winner In Run-off ElectionCone I

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Wins Governor's The WinnersFOR Incumbents Defeated For

Race By Big MajorityMajority GOVERNOR embers' of School Board

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Exceeded Onl'Y1 Of I I First Bonus Checks Clewiston Loses In Miner Carries ClewistonIn

: By Sholtz According Received WednesdayThe First League Game Tight i Race ForRepresentative

To Capitol Records I !'
r Clewiston defeated Paho-
: was by I
\ first checks received by vet-
-- kee Sunday 7-3 in the first game
erans here following the sending in
Fred P. Cone, Lake City's candi- lof their bonds for payment, were received played in the recently organized Final returns from the five count'y

date for Governor was swept into f here Wednesday, more than Lake league. It was a slow uninter- precincts Tuesday night assured El-
office in Tuesday's run-off the I esting game played in a driz-
by I a week after they were sent in for ',a k x1n : slow bert L. Stewart of the nominationas
I .., second largest majority ever given payment. However they have been N zling rain on the Pahokee diamond. Representative from Hendry county -
candidate for Governor in Flor Coburn Moore and Virgil Law-
a
/ coming in, more rapidly during the : and returned Sheriff H. L. Delaney -
ida. His lead unofficially giv- rence divided pitching duties for the
was remainder of the week, it was said to'office for another four year
en at better than 60,000 votes, second AT.. local team while Clark was catching.The term.
by Sias, acting postmaster ,a :3p<
,. only' to the vote amassed by the game was 'loosely played and
during the leave. of Postmaster A. The races were close, particularlythe
present Governor, Dave Sholtz in W. was not a. flashy start for a league
Lawrence* race for representative, and with
1932, and was even given better season"
Only two veterans have received only one precinct, Fort Denaud, un-
than a'' two thousand vote majorityin Action will get underway in good I
bonds since the first reported Stewart was nineteen votes
ones were received -
Hillsborough county, home county fashion next Sunday when Clewistou
on Tuesday of last week. behind his opponent Charlie Miner,
of his opponent,. Judge W. Ral- meets Moore Haven, probably on the
Around $5,250 is estimated to have who carried the Clewiston precinct.
local diamond Glade
eigh Petteway. and Belle meets
already been paid veterans in Clew Fort Denaud's ballot box had to be
Hendry county one of the fif- Pahokee.
was
FRED P. CONE
boat LaBelle and
iston and surrounding territory. delivered by to
ty-eight counties of the state car- '
was late getting in but the results
ried by. Cone although his majority
carried
showed that Stewart had
here much less than in of FOR STATE SUPERINTENDENT
was some
{KIWANIANS( HEAR that precinct by a nice majority and
j the counties. The official tabulation ENGINEERS TO BUILD
was assured of the nomination.
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of votes here gave Cone 561 to 485 :?
:J I The Sheriff's race was not so close,
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cast for his opponent. By precincts .. TALK ON MEXICOFrank
with
Delaney carrying every precinct
Cone carried Clewiston, East La- REVETMENT WALLS tj'; ;
Belle and Denaud while Petteway : : d the exception of East LaBelle over

his opponent, Douglas Thompson.His .
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carried Felda and West LaBelle. "li t
A. Ray, E. R. A. engineerand
in Clewiston, however,
majority
The only one of. the three large Carawan Nelson, civilian engineer :.:
tr safety director for the U. S.
LaBelle
votes. West
from the U. S. Engineer was only eight
'office in "
counties carried
by Petteway was
: Engineers in the Clewiston sub-of-
with
him the greatest majority
Jacksonville has been in' Clewistonfor gave
Dade where he polled nearly a two
: fice, was guest speaker at- the reg- sixty-four votes. He carried Denaudby
to one ,vote over Cone. Other coun- several days this week assisting'' : ..
ular
meeting of the Kiwanis Club
-. five votes and Felda by
.'
ties giving him a majority were: in the preparations for the construc- .. ,:
Palm tion of the revetment on the levee Pfr > last Wednesday night and gave a twenty-three. Thompson's lead in
Beach, Broward, Lake, :Mon- :
most Interesting account of the two ,
I East LaBelle was twenty-two votes.
along the east shore of the lake and .
roe, Orange, Pinellas, Polk and I
years ho served in the Mexican army In Commissioner's Z,
stated
Seminole counties. today that work would prob-
ably be started within a very short from 1910 to 1912. voted on only by District.. 3,

English Elected time in order that the 'w 'rk' could J.' COLIN ENGLISH: During his term in the Mexican West LaBelle, Mark! dated;

t&.T.. Colin English was swept into be completed, in the worst places Before army Mr, Ray served as Lieutenant J. R. Doty by fifty-eight votes to retain -

U the office of State Superintendent' the fall storm seas ri. -" -- Colonel in the First Mexican Cavalry his seat on the county com-
"of Public Instruction by a vote which under
This project was advertised for President Francisco Ma- mission.

even surpassed that of Cone for Gov- bids and only one bid was submitted OFFICIAL COUNTThe dero who had overthrown the gov-' For Member of Board of Public

ernor. He defeated the veteran W. by, a Memphis contractor whose i I ernment of Porfirio" Diaz. The cav- Instruction, District No. 1, Jim Maddox -
S. Cawthon largely through the sup- alry unit in which Mr. served
bid was regarded as too far, above Ray incumbent, was defeated by
port and vote of the school peopleof the engineer estimate. As a consequence -, Hendry county canvassing had been instrumental in helping Mrs. Homer Taylor by a vote of 121

the state. the engineers .are requisitioning board met this morning in LaElelle Madero to sieze the government and to 103. Mrs. Taylor carried Felda

Hendry county went for Englishin equipment and materials and' to certify the election returns in the greater part of their fighting was by 37 votes and Maddox carried

a big way, giving him nearly a will begin the work as soon as they! Tuesdaj's election and to count the with the federal troops who remained Fort Denaud by 19 votes..
three to one lead over Cawthon. The absentee loyal to the ex-dictator. Th'e cam-
are available. I votes cast within the state Drew Hampton was defeated for
vote was 705 for English and 246 P
Contrary to popular belief, a hydraulic and receivable four three days following -I paign covered the greater part'of re-election to the school board from

for Cawthon. He carried every. pre- dredge will not be used on the primary. There were only -i I I the country from 'T h1Pico to Mexico District No. 3 by Roy Messer who '

cinct by a nice majority. the work. The equipment which will,1,, a few absentee votes cast and although City and northwest to the U. S. carried East LaBelle by 55 votes to

be used' will consist of three leased the totals were changed to border. give him the necessary margin of

Merrell Lowe Saves draglines, two with seventy-five- 'L some'extent' there was not enough He described the fighting, as at I victory. Hampton carried West La-

booms and one with a 125 foot change to make any difference in times very severe with food scarce, Belle ,by 15 votes. r

Child From DrowningThe boom and two fifty-foot boom government I sults. The i official totals are g \I'e-I and discomforts many. He said that I

draglines. There will be 'below. The unofficial tabulation Madero was too idealistic, with far

eight large barges for hauling rock 3 precincts will be found elsewhere in too much faith in humanity and liv- Contract Awarded For Y'

for rip-rap, three tug boats includ- *this issue. I ed a hundred years ahead of his
The quick action of Merrel Lowe, '
the ]For Governor time. North Shore Levee
who leaped from the highway bridgein ing government tugs Fulton and

Moore Haven last Friday to rescuea Wekfva and the dragboat Dl. | Fred P. Cone ............._____, 561 Digressing at, times from his war

youngster who had fallen from a J. F. McLure, Jr., formerly with Ralen-h Petteway ...........____m. 485: talk Mr. Ray gave some' very inter- --- .
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the U. S. Engineers here but more 'For State Superintendent esting sidelights on life in Mexico, The contract for the construction '
boat into the
water, averted a tra- .
gedy by a moment, and it was not recently located on the Cross-State Cawthon ._..... ,240 the beautiful architecture, especially 'I of fifteen and one half miles of levee .F

without: difficulty that he was able canal ,job at Ocala, will be in direct; English .__....__........__..':_._..... 710 of churches' the rich mineral deposits -! on the north shore of Lake -
For in certain sections and the Okeechobee was officially awarded
to swim ashore with the frightenedboy I (Continued on Page 8)) Representative

against the strong current. Miner .--._..............__._*...:............ 498 habits of the people.Mr. this week by the War Departmentto

Quite a number of people, includ- Stewart ..._....._........._....;__....., 548 Ray has served in the American Wilbanks and Pierce, New Orleans .
Families In LaBelleIn who submitted the
,
contracting firm
For
Sheriff
ingseveral for number of and
/ : from Clewiston, were army a years
D waiting at the bridge to 'get across! Delaney ....______.._. ... _..___.... 507 now holds a commission in the re- low bid when the bids were openedin

the cave-in at the end of the bridge Need of ReliefFort Thompson ......__........___...... _... 488 serves. the Jacksonville district office on

which resulted from the swift cur- For School Hoard, District No. 1' Following his talk, L. M. Knapp the 16th of June. The usual formality Wash--

rent in the flood-swollen canal. The ::\lad dox ...___.__.....___..._.__.._....-. 103 from the U. S. Engineer office sang of submitting the bid to
Myers, Fla., June 25. In the
boy, Frank Flowers, 9, of I : Taylor ._.......___.....___._.__....._____... liJl two tenor solos, "The Little' Gray ington for approval before a-
spite of daily rains, the water level For warding of the contract took place
Oklahoma,' ill Moore Haven for a vis-I at LaBelle is Commissioner, District No. 3 Hqme in the West" and "Mighty Laka week

it with his sister, Mrs. Carr (William R. Anderson gradually receding. Doty ......_.__...___.._._..._...,_...... 118 Rose" which were much enjoyed. and the firm was notified this .
chairman levee.C.
tIe, was playing upstream with a of Poolc .....__.....____........:..___........ J74 Air; Knapp formerly in that they would construct the .
the Lee county Red Cross chapter sang a quar- H. Wilbanks, partner in the. ..
group of boys on a boat which had -- tet'' which won considerable recog-
I said he was informed that the firm visited the Clewiston U. S. En
docked. He either fell or was pushedin commodities division of the surplus Flood Waters In Area nition in Washington, D. C. gineer sub-office this morning and

play by one of the boys into the I, cial welfare department was ship, The question contest was won by stated that they expected to start }

canal and was swept rapidly down-I ping 1,000 pairs of overalls and 500 Rapidly E. E. Kelly who received half the pot work within two and a half weeks. '
stream by the current. He Subsiding built by member donations. His
up
mattresses into the area for distribution One f. their dredges, a 22-inch hy- w
frightened to. attempt to swim and score was higher than any other !
to
needy families. here ,
I I drauMo machine, is on its way
had not Mr. Lowe heeded his cry I Enough food was reported to be Although heavy rains have been member on the five questions and at this Mm" from New Jersey, where

and dived into the water without on hand at LaBelle. Social welfare experienced here on several days this had he answered all the questions it recently completed a piece of;.work: ,

hesitation it is quite likely that hei i I II workers are co-operating with the week: there has been only the usual he would have received the entire on the Intracoastal canal. Mr. ,Wil I '
would have been drowned. .j I
Red Cross in the field work, including temporary inconvenience caused by jackpot. banks was accompanied by his engineer I
Neither
the rescued boy or his Miss Grace Hopper of the state rains and flood waters have not a- Mr. Kumpf.

j rescuer are reported to have suffered -I I I board, Miss Lillian Bell, district I gain threatened such as occurrod Rardin Wins Race In
ill effects from i
any the im
supervisor; Miss Marguerite Sherrill the first of last week. The heaviest
mersion. I
and Miss Elizabeth Tarrer of the Lee rainfall here was last Saturday Palm Beach CountyAfter canvassing board met next day to '

county social welfare board. At pres- when 2.13 inches fell. count the absentee ballots and when '

Fishing Prize Won' I ent, 300 families in LaBelle are dependent Meanwhile reports from the flooded more than a hundred of these had

: on emergency relief. districts are that the water is one of the closest races in been tabulated his opponent had

H &! By Wilbur GoffThe p Mr. Anderson reported that $54 rapidly receding and LaBelle, probably the county's: history and one not picked up twenty-five votes to cut .

<< Jiad been received from Leo county suffering more than any other decided until late this afternoon, I his lead to a one-vote margin 4,992

1 for Red Cross emergency work and I town, was le'today to see dry land Paul Rardin, managing editor of the to 4,991. The fact that three days

weekly prize in the local fishing that national headquarters had sent in a few spots along the main 'street Everglades News in Canal Point was are allowed by law for absentee ballots i

t, contest' was awarded to WilburGoff a check for $500 which would not where the first of last week the wat- declared winner In the race for voted within the state, to reach-

who registered: a bass weigh- ] cover expenditures made to date. er was more than four feet deep.It Palm Beach county' representative in their designation caused the can

ing six pounds and five ounces last .John L.. Teets, Red Cross fieldworker is said that traffic may get from Group Two by a margin of six votes vassing board to ask an opinion from

Saturday. Paul Hendry registered a | has opened headquarters at Clewiston to LaBelle at this time over his opponent, Herbert T. Beck, Attorney General Gary D. Landis'

; four pound, nine ounce. bass on Friday the Heverle building opposite the but cannot get from LaBelle, on t9 of Belle Glade and the results cer- who, ruled that. they must count all

d, city hall. A benefit dance was giv- Fort Myers. ," tified by the county canvassing boardto of: the absentee votes received.

Through Wednesday of this week en last night and a' midnight show Reports from Moore Haven are I the Secretary of State., through today. There were seventysix -

only one entry had been made, that will be given at the Arcade Theatre. that the water is falling very slow- Mr. Rardfn was twenty-six votesin of these ballots and of the sev

of Robert Mathis, a four pound, Saturday night to raise funds. for the I i ly in the worst flooded districts and, the' lead when ,the unofficial returns enty-six only fifteen were marked

1 fourteen oun ;e bass...,. ..:: .;,7,flood' victims. -Miami Herald.I I (Continued on Page. ; 8) we're in Tuesday a night. The] (Continued on Page 8).

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THE CLEWISTON NEWS, FRIDAY, JUNE 26, 1936 ,
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News Review of CUl l1tentErellts THE: CHEERFUL CHERUB B. Foreign and Phrases Words Careful With Words .

the World Over I[ Wfc.lk in p-c-rks on Ad astra. (L.) To the stars (to "DOYS-D white-winged flying kites, haul birds In: their

exalted place or state).
:summer ni rvts You can't do that when you're fly-
A fortidri. (L.) By a stronger rea-

And: dre: .m op country son; all the more. Ing words.
Carefui: with lire Is good advicewe
lanes Jd stars Cogito ergo sum. (L.) I think,

Nominee-Britain May Alter Sanctions therefore I am. know,
Landon Is Republican And to think I'm Careful with words Is ten times
:, try Egalite. (F.) Equality

> ':- Policy-Mussolini Makes\ Sweeping hearing Frogs In totidem' verbis. (L.) In so many doubly so.
... words. Thought unexpressed will some-
'.: in Cabinet. times fall back dead
Changes Instead of ,
.I Qulen sabe? (Sp.) Who knows?
But God himself can't kill them
noisy trolley \ That is, I do not know, or do not
when they're said."
I care to
say

By EDWARD W. PICKARD carsn'l'. .... Siste, viator. (L.) Stop, traveler
Tiers etat. (BThird estate, the I
Turn to nothing In thy hand
ONE of the greatest demonstrations Elsewhere In the world governmentswere common people.
On again-the virtue lies
I acclaim in the his- experiencing changes. In Nicaragua VenI, vide, vici. (L.) I came, I
I of popular I In the struggle: not the prize.
tory of American politics, Gov. AlfredM. Dr. Carlos Brenes Jarquin, completing saw, I conquered.Sic -Lord Houghton. '

Landon .s nominated for President the unexpired term of the de- semper tyrannis. (L.) Thus
WNU Service.
of the united posed President, Dr. Juan B. Sacasa, ever to tyrants:

States by the Repub- announced his cabinet. The cabinet

,lican national conven- Included Dr. Luis Manuel Debayle, TEA TOWELS BRING floss you can find. A set's nice to do-

tion meeting in Cleve- minister of foreign relations; Dr. Ge- nate when Fair time comes around.In .
GAYETY TO KITCHEN
land. ronimo_ Ramirez Brown, prime minIs- pattern 5547 you will find a FEDERALMUTUAL

Nominated on the ter; Jose Roman Gonzales, minister of transfer pattern of seven motifsonefor
+y
first ballot Governor public works; Benito Ramlrlz' ministerof I' for c o } each day of, the week-averaging LIFEAt

Landon received the ; Dr. Lorenzo Guerrero, min 1 6 by 8 inches ; material requirementsand

unprecented number of ister of education ; Dr. Roberto Gon- color suggestions ; Illustrationsof Last It Came

984 out of a possible zalez, minister of health; Dr. Alejandro all stitches needed. NOW, reliable and safe Insurance at

1,003 votes. The nom- SequeIra Rivas, sanitary director. r SD y Send 15 cents in coins or stamps depression economical rates.plan of Most safe protection amazing ever and

i n a t Ion was made M 0a (coins preferred) to The Sewing Cir- evolved for people with small incomes..

---- Covers your entire family-husband, .
unanimous. Although cle, Household Arts Dept, 259 West
Landon loaves of bread at no In- wife, children-the entire group for $1.00
Gov. his name had not been ,LARGER r Fourteenth St., New York, N. Y. per month. A cumulative plan providinga
in price to the consumer maximum of $1,000 on each member'of
placed in nomination, Senator William Write plainly pattern number, your
family to 75. ,
were being offered by leading baking Its up age
E. Borah of Idaho received 19 votes, chains selling their productin L r' name and address. .Pays for natural or accidental death.
company
including from the Wisconsin delegation Also accidental disability. Millions of families -
large cities of the United States. One who have been "frozen. out" during
and one from West Virginia. the claw| genuine
depression can get protection
Increased size 10
the of Its
company '
pub at actual cost.
Col. Frank Knox of Chicago,
lisher of the Chicago Daily News, was cent loaf by 25 per cent, and anotherby '. A legal Company operating under
15 per cent. The saving to ccm- Insurance Department{ of Florida with
nominated for Vice President on the reserves deposited as required by law for
sumers was made possible by the' invalidation and of
ticket the unanimous vote your safety. Write give names ages
receiving of the AAA processing tax I your family. A policy with a $5 gift certificate
of the delegates.The rrr l?, 1 will be sent foryourfree examination.
according to an official of a baking AddressFEDERAL
convention adopted a platformof
company. The tax was 30 cents a :No "afternoons off" for this colored MUTUAL LIFE

"Americanism," pledging a broad bushel on wheat, he said, and was reflected Mammy, for she must "wash 0 Graham Bldg. Jackson\'lIIe,F1..

farm relief program, repeal of recip- In an, Increase of from $1.28 to the cups and saucers up, and put
rocal tariff bargaining, the eliminationof
$1.40 a birre! for flour. the clothes away." But you can takean

ican monopolies entry into and the opposition'to League of Nations Amer- At the same time, the threat of a afternoon ,off and embroider yourself 5
possible potato famine, due to drouth a set of tea towels with these
and the World court.
THE IOt SIZE CONTAINS BETIMES AS MUCH
I that Is seriously curtailing crops In the amusing Mammies, for the work goes
"waste and extrava AS THE 5 SIZE WHY PAY
Condemning I 30c 40c 65c Bottles ? MOREOLIVE
Southeast, caused uneasiness among very quickly, it's cross stitch, out-
gance" of the Democratic admini tra- M f1ti REMOVESSPOTS'and
housewives. Prices rose precipitately, line, running and single stitch. Her U
4 tion, the platform declares for economyby
reduced expenditures and for a balanced but eased off, because Immediate demand gay bandana and checkerboard apron I iSOILfrom M2

budget. Adequate relief for the from consumers declined. The suggest themselves for the brightest I ALL DRUGGISTS *f CLOTHES WHITE PETROLEUM JELLY

seriousness of the situation was reflected -
of the
unemployed and co-operation

states is provided., The platform de- in reports from the crop division

mands the repeal of the present social of the 'Department of Agriculturethat

security program for a simplified "pay- unless, rains fell soon an acute Iw

as-you-go" old-age pension plan With- shortage will boost the price of pota- ttic $ D

out'' proposing a constitutional amendment toes. The carry-over this year was

it pledges support to states' minimum small, It was ,revealed, and Maine reported -

\ wage and working hour laws only 100 carloads of last year's

l, abolition of' sweatshops and child la holdover on hand. While weather con :: JEANNE, MR BANG?, '- -: NONSENSE / 1F '
bor of working conditions ditions up to the middle of July will y fIy
improvement THE BIO PRODUCER, HE WANTED NEW IT !
and the right of labor to bargain.It determine the extent of the shortage It HERE. IF HE 4 TALENT HEWOULPNTC&ME you've 1ThTHA TELL EM s.

calls for restoration and maintenance i was believed by farm experts that the : ; WHOLE SCENE / " LIKES T EREHEARSAL DRESS ,7f :
and ON A BETTER
later will meet the August
of the merit system in civil servIce crops
I HE + TO AN AMATEUR :: X'A/I/ THROUGH ;
September demands.DEATH rtHZ > %'' SHOW WITH DUMMIES
tribunal
regulation of business by a SNOW WITH You-
MAY PUT YOU ON a
FROM A STORE
whose actions would be subject to BROADWAY i r k,:,;;; ys'
WINDOW /
court review and federal supervision PROBABLY
to John Hays Ham :
: of Interstate utilities. came { } ( JUST CAME :..Vn{
eighty-one. Internationally-
The platform demands adequate national > > :: TO K
famed mining engineer, economist and ;
defense. right of free, enterprise OF YOU Og $
writer at his home at Gloucester, -g :i
without competition by government,
!
Mass. He had lived a '
'
\
free speech, pledges care 'f the veterans 4-
bf: life high ,tn adventureand \ :
and calls for efforts to collect
II' rich in ex periI -
the defaulted war debts.
i
"nces. He was a friend
L Governor Landon In a telegram read I of
and confidant
C
i
.' to the convention by his campaign 1 l'heodore Roosevelt, 4h, !

John Hamilton, placed his r.
I manager Mark Twain, H.: Rider \.s.: ttI :
certain planks in
own Interpretation on :
Hazard, Cecil Rhodes
:
the platform. Under the title of labor i:1:
s and many other tig-
Constitutional amend' j\ /
be advocated a S tSryS, ures celebrated tn rNM{
{ I
ment permitting the states to adopt i world history in the

legislation to protect women
necessary
1 past half century.
;: and children in the matter of maximum ,.........-mn' l' _
Mr. Hammond was
Lours minimum and working: John
wages Hays
oorn In San Francisco,
i' conditions, provided' It is not possible: Hammond California. In 1855where ;) YOUNG fAD' YoU YOU'D OUNPS LIKE K ;W NONSENSE1

", to do so under the Constitution: as it his parents settled after the WERESPLENDID: fRRtTA5J.EToo, COFFEE-MEPVE / STILL-IF YOU ;? >

now stands. Mexican war In which his fattier ;:: UNTIL YOU BLEW IF YOU HAD MY : WHEN ANY OF AAY SAY IT Mi6rHEL.PTCOULP(

He likewise advocated a currency expressed served as a major. It was the era of UP! I COULD USE HEADACHES AND '1 : TROUPE FEEL THAT

; in terms of 'gold and convertible the spectacular California gold rus h. y: You IN MV $HOW1F' INDIGESTION WAY I MAJ
I into gold, adding: "I recognize YOU WEREN'T' -AND COULDN'TSLEEP. CUT OUT COFFEE FEEL ANYWORSE
He watched miners pan for gold dust S
however, that this requisite must not ';', SO NERVOUS .' AND SWITCH / r )

be, made until and unless it can be done as a set boy.himself After up graduation as a mining from englneei. Yalene .. AND IRRITABLE 01DE1dUl5ANCE TO P05TUM / CURSES :

without penalizing our domestic econ ,:h, PoSTuM
: Soon:> be visited the west coast PIPE POWM /
and without Injury to our producers hlP CHATTER MEANS THE .
omy
{ HIS
of Mexico, believing It could be developed -
of agricultural products and other ...... WOULD GIVE ANY wi > HOOK FORII
as a mining country. :;:..
raw materials. I; OWE A HEAPACHE

Concerning the merit system In civil He became known as an expert Judgeof T M II 7:11: ;i

L service, ,he suggested that It should mining property and wit; sent to y

include every position In the adminis- South Africa by Barney" Barnato,

trative' service below the rank of assistant great speculator of 'the last century. 1
1
,.
Hammond experienced some romantic
secretaries of major departments -

,'., and should cover the entire Post adventures including an pcrimonious .n ,
Office department. encounter with I'aul Kruger, presidentof > <>

the Transvaal republic who sentenced -

IN A long expected cabinet shake-up him to be hanged; and relented

In Italy Premier Mussolini gave out only on the Intervention of the secretary :; -

three of his eight; portfolios. There of state

'_.S S are 15 posts In the cabinet. II duce ap

pointed his son-in-law.,
,t; I<"'1'llt settling a general strike In
Count Galeazzo Clano. A iw. OF COURSE,children should never
t which 1,000,000) workers had paralyzed -
as foreign minister LATERWHY SHOULDMTI 'r.drink coffee. And many grown-ups, .
the Industrial: life of France, .
-, Ciano, only thirty- the "popular front" government BE GooD NATURED ? too,find that the caffein in coffee disagrees -
new
three, is the world's r/ {: under Premier Leon Blum was faced: GLAD TO HAVE I'VE FELT TOOWONPERFUL.TO %' ttF, with them.If you are bothered

youngest:: foreign mln J ioU IN MY SHOW 'BE by headaches or indigestion or can't
.with further difficulties In the form ofa ,
ister. He moved up x series of new strikes. Althoirgli l: the JEANNE. You'RE %:Ex GROUCHY-SINCE sleep soundly. try Postum for 30

from the cabinet post DOWG FINE I: SWITCHED days. Postum contains no caffein. It
had tolled day and oigai.
of propaganda. Mussolini government ; -AMD YOU'RE THE TO P0S LJM I is simply whole wheat and bran,
to adjust disputes and tlioiign
trying ( ,
also gave up BEST NATURED h roasted and slightly sweetened. Try .
of the demands of strikers ha.tbeen
< the ministries of colo most MEMBER OFTHFCAST : Postum.You may miss coffee at first, :IIJI.
satisfied by employers there was
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Count Clano's former ministry was:: were settled of others the tare affected. 0)) R E E-L et us .end'you your first week's supply of
The extent permanent ravageswhich
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action of II I Duce gave rise to that private industry would be forced

talk of his successor. Observers pointed into bankruptcy so as' to secure operation -

out that because of the importanceof by the state. But whether Premier Street-

the post of foreign minister, land Blum and nls "popular front" i1\ City -Sute- I
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Reliability First
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The worst ,thing that can happento CountenanceDO

e BRISBANETHIS UNIFORM INTERNATIONAL a man is to lose his reputation for

reliability. Nothing can square him. / DO anything because others

B p: Indiscretion causes about as much do it, and not because the

Of WEEKOne SUNDAY Lesson mortification as sin. thing Is good or kind, or honest,In

its own right, is to resign nil normal -
Work First, Then Play If a man Is right he doesn't haveto contrpl and
By REV P. B. F1TZWATER. D. D.. mad about It. captaincy upon
Big Shot ConvictedThe Member of Faculty. Moody Bible Play is an important part In the get yourself and go posthaste to the

Many Laugh Western Institute Newspaper of Chicago.Union. program of life, but work must be You never can tell. Reform some- devil with the greater number.

Roman Triumph, New Style done before we can afford to ,play. times gets no farther than stirringup The respectable are not led so

Storms, Floods, TwistersThe The man who tries to achieve the mud. much by any 'desire of applauseas
Lesson for June 28 He's by a positive need for coun-
to something and falls is infinitely a PhilosopherWhat
kind of "Justice" supposed tenance. The weaker
'" greater than the man who tries to do 'is a' confirmed bachelor? A and the
'terri!) crime In, this country Is very REVIEW: JESUS MEETING HUMAN tamer the man, the more will he
amusing Justice: nothing and succeeds.It "confirmed" bachelor is' one who has
NEEDS require this support ; and any
F + confined to the national is not a few faint wishes, but a quit kicking about his food, his company positive quality relieves him by

government. GOLDEN TEXT-Jesus of Nazareth lifelong struggle:: that makes us his shoes and his amusements. just so much of this dependence.

Murderers, kidnapers went about doing good.-Acts 10:38. valiant. Be gentle. The average reputationIs -It. L. Stevenson.
and other rack- PRIMARY. TOPIC-Jesus Our Best
much, too brittle for rough
Friend. Since there are so many mistakesto usage.
eteers Jailed, '
are JUNIOR TOPIC-Because He Lives. make, what's the use of making Cast your bread upon the water.It ,Envy never makes a holiday.
not for their crimes INTERMEDIATE AND SENIOR
the, same one, twice? certainly has a softening Influence.,
against society, but TOPIC-Jesus Meeting My Needs. I -
for failure to pay YOUNG PEOPLE AND ADULT
TOPIC Jesus Meeting the World's
Income tax. The Needs. New Wide Shoulder quickly fashioned and costs so littleto GREAT, RESPONSIBILITY'r

felon Is Jailed for make. -

I' failure to divide his The lessons of the quarter center In Slenderizes Figure Barbara Bell Pattern No. 1889-B Is Hard work and great responsibility!

criminal earningswith one' supreme person and have one available in sizes 14, 16, IS, 20; 40 are the best kind of insurance against

his govern' transcendent theme, Jesus Christ the and 42. Corresponding bust measure' sickness. When the mind is fully

men t. world's Savior. The best method of ments 32, 34, 3G, 38, 40 and 4i Size employed, there does not seem to be

A change from review for senior and adult classes 18 requires 4% yards of 39-inch ma much chance for disease to get In its

Arthur Brisbane this program Is due will be to refresh the mind with the- terial. Send fifteen cents in coin for work, for a busy, full occupied mindis

to Special Prosecutor principal facts and leading teachingsof the pattern. the best kind of safeguard against

Dewey, who, before Supreme Court each lesson., The following suggestions The Summer Pattern ,Book con- illness:harden /

Justice McCook, In New York city, has I are offered : taining 100 Barbara Bell well- ----

convicted a "topnotch racketeer," asA Lesson for April &. planned, easy-to-make patterns Is

:, Mr.Dewey: calls him-Charles ("Lucky") ,The' great supper represents God's ready. Send '15 cents in coin for PE: PE-KO EDGE KO:'THEY'RE EASY

., 'Luciano. He and eight vice-ring asso. gracious provision of salvation for ,, JAR RINGS KEEP
your copy. TO APPLY AND
dates are convicted on 62 counts, that mankind. The urgent Invitation is extended ,
Send 3 our order to The Sewing ALL THE FLAVOR
'may entail prison sentences of 1,240 to all to accept Jesus, Christ as Circle Pattern Dept., 367 W Adams WHERE IT EASY TOREMOVE.
years for "Lucky" and each associate. Savior. The
making, of excuses illustrates THEIR
St., Chicago, 111. BELONGS. ..
This Is'n'n actual conviction for the sin and folly of men In rejecting Bell Syndicate! .-WNU Service. LOCKED UP TWO BIG LIPS

,crime, not for taxdodging. God's free grace.
Lesson for April 12. RIGHT IN THE TAKE CARE OF

.ok The resurrection of Jesus Christ Is PRESERVES. THAT.
In this world many laugh and a few .J0'

do things. Fulton said he would run the supreme proof of the deity of

-a boat up the Hudson river by steam ; Jesus Christ. The empty tomb is the'

crowds gathered to laugh. divine guarantee that Christ was whathe Knight Life

When It was suggested early In this claimed to he, and'that his offering 'l'eacher-Why were the early days

century that men would soon fly, successfully on Calvary's cross was accepted by- called the Dark ages?

; millions laughed. God. 8 0 3 Student-Because of all the
Lesson for April 19.
knights.
1,1. The center of Interest In this parableis .1 1 4a ,
"'" Had It been suggested that an army 0
j not the prodigal son or his brother,
officer would cross the continent 1
Naturally
but a certain man who had two sons.
"blind" In a hooded cabin, seeing noth- He who fails to see the heart of our ( \ Jimson-Captain, what shall I do
.
ing, guided by a scientific "radio beam,
if I get seasick?
Father God will miss the purpose of -
the laughs would have been louder 'but
; the parable. The whole of revelationas \ CI' Captain-Don't' you worry about 1I: PE
that is whit Major Eaker, of the army
KcEnGE
to It pertains to a' sinning race and a ,that, rqu'll do it. '
LIP
air corps, has Just done. If you should ROYAL STYLE
pardoning God Is swept before us In
say now that giant ships will fly around C DiscretionMistiess I
this
narrative. '
-this earth, up In the stratosphere, Jp .
Lesson for April 26. (to new maid)-Now, a
,
above clouds and storms, carrying thousands -
The story of the rich man and Norali, when :you wait on the guestsat a ; .
of passengers, dropping them at
Lazarus gives us a look into two dinner, please don't spill any
their various destinations l in smaller
worlds. In this world the rich man thing.
ships, "around the world In 48 hour \
lived in luxury while Lazarus beggedat N'oraho, ma'am, I won't say a
-or less there would be more laughter .
his door. In the other world, their 1 word.
but It would be foolish laughter "
positions reversed. Death is :
are
coming
What men can imagine they can do, and
I I !:.I 1llore.I to rich and poor. Worldly condi- Tough Grubbing PIE4o EDGE
tion Is not a test of man's relationshipto those'
I ,--- Alice-My dear, cakes of
God. The rich man did not go to Mrs. ,Smith's at tea were: as hard as !
General Badogllo. who was sent by JAR RUWRSUNITED
hell because he was rich neither did Iron.
Mussolini to take over Ethiopia, and i
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Lazarus to heaven because he
go was Alicia-Yes I know. I STATES RUBBER
suppose
-did so, celebrated his triumph In Rome
United Stites Rubber Predicts Inc. .
Mussolini and the ,Italian king! now poor.Lesson for 3. that ,is why she said, Take your 1790 Intbnj, Mm Tout N.Y,Rim! 620 ,,
May :.t when she'handed them around.
-emperor of Ethiopia assistingThe pick, 1.
Forgiveness Is a Christian obliga No. 1SSO-B J'J
triumphant) general, named vice tion. Humility! Is a Christian quality.. <
of Ethiopia by Mussolini who Who Isn't excited about the new
sur
roy
Gratitude Is an uncommon grace. The FRUITS-VEGETABLES WANTED!
wider shoulder width that tends to THIRSTY?
prised the world with the swiftness ol nine lepers who were healed failed to -
S In
Truck and Car Lots High Market Price Quick
'his conquest, led his troops, burned b.\ express gratitude to the healer. slenderize the waistline? Sales. Financial responsibility assures Full dally returnwOurmarketquotationa

=the tropical sun, under the victory arch, Lesson for May 10. Note the unusual bodice lines, the induce ehipment Write art or not sere txaagrralid for eII_la. r

of Constantine to the tomb of the un Prayer is an obligation on the part panel extending to the hem, and kick SCHLEY BROTHERS '

"known soldier of the big war. of the believer. Spiritual growth Is pleats that contribute dash and ease. 0 "The Dependable Hoiut"
ISEatt Camden St. BALTIMORE,MO.
" --- absolutely Impossible without It. Men The natty collar is Just right to takea t Established 30 year and the only WheUtaliCommiMum
"Storms kill nine In Oklahoma ami) The frock Is Firm nose operating S erparatt
should under all circumstances. clip
pray pin, or posy location and taltt force. in BatH_..
::1 Kansas; tornadoes floods, and Hghtnin. Lesson for May 17.
: -cause havoc" so runs the headline, an I Iso
Zacchaeus brushed
aside all difficulties -
other headlines have been runnin_ '
In order to see Jesus. He.
for months past. Hall ruins
crops ; proved the reality of his conversion by
lightning bolts kill three "twisterv
; making restitution. He was saved Instantly E.J i I
those powerful, revolving wind-storm-* upon receiving Jesus Christ. !.
lift up and knock down little houses.
Salvation is a present reality to those

who believe on Jesus Christ.
The Black Legion latest secret mur Lesson for May 24.

-der organization, tells candidates: Jesus' ': ; I
warned against the scribes. : tca U
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"You cannot Join unless you are a HJI- They claimed to he loyal to the Wordof + ':Z n Py ,

tlve-born', white, Protestant' gentile : God yet showed their lack of the

willing to proceed against negroes. saving grace of God. In connectionwith <. .} .;{:;: + +n.:';,,'i;:;: a>>:: .
Catholics and Jews." To "proceed his the
teaching temple, Jesus
.' :against" means to murder. prophesied of his return and warned w,

The Federal Council of the Church against unprepared as to his com

of Christ In America, a Protestant organization ing.

I : says It is shameful for the Lesson.for May 31.

i Black Legion to use the word "Pn The last meal that Jesus ate with

! .testant and blasphemous to use th. nls disciples was the passover, the

I name "God Almighty." memorial of the national deliverance .

I .- which pointed to the supreme deliverance -

Sir Samuel Hoare had to leave the to be effected by Christ on the I.. I

I' British cabinet because he opposed the cross of Calvary. In connection with

foolishness of sending a great British the passover, the feast of the new covenant

! 'fleet Into the Mediterranean to protect was Instituted. This feast has a

I Halle Selassie, not protecting him in double Import, looking backward to the

j i the least. great deliverance wrought through '

'!' Now, Sir Samuel lloare is back In Christ's atoning death and forward to $

'j' the British cabinet, "the king \pleased the even greater deliverance which he

to: appoint him." This means, probably shall accomplish at his second coming. SAYS COLONEL ALBANUS PHILLIPS:

{ii I : that the futile League of Nations Lesson tor June 7. TRY THIS RECIPE A FRIEND GAVE ME
\\1 "sanctions" etTort to coerce Mussolini Jesus' indescribable agony in the "I like to think of American boys and girls-

:\ will be dropped. Many things are easier garden shows what It cost the sinless and grown-ups, too-enjoying the rich nourishment 1 veal or beef 1 can (2 cups) PHILLIPS
DELICIOUS MIXED
than coercing Mussolini. Son of God to Identify himself with kidney
f of our,country-made soups. The vege 2>$ cups left-oveS VEGETABLES
the sinning race, when In anguish he meat, diced 1 can PHILLIPS DELICIOUS
Why do Americans swallow eagerly sweat as It were great drops of blood. tables,we use taste the way vegetables ought TOMATO SOUP ,,

.anything In the way of foreign made Lesson for June 14. to because they've ripened fully, in Nature's Trim and dice kidney. Cook 10 minutes in boiling '

, goods, especially if they come from the The crucifixion of Jesus Christ was good time, under our. friendly Southern sun. salted water. Drain, saving JJ cup water. :Fill a batIng '
and : '
left-over .
dish (1 H quart) with meat, kidney ,
r I friendly British Islands? the greatest tragedy of all history. "We keep our kitchens as neat as a pin Phillips Mixed'Vegetables (no vege '' y "'
British merchants advertise proudh May the fact of the sinless Son of God "".'' '> '' ,
And cook lovingly-with patient. '. .
oJ' we our ; .
soups
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"Made in Great Britain. "'<:<:: "
Every Englishman suffering for a sinning race, move all = ;. ',),, '
fi" Amerl simmering and just-right seasoning. For a string beans, potatoes and other & #:" : < :
urges "Buy British.
sinners to accept salvation at his hand. vegetables). Season with salt and ,- +,
I cans seem proud If they can advertise Lesson for June 21. starter,try Phillips Delicious Southern Tomato pepper. Add Phillips Tomato Soup J '

\ I "Made In England" or "Made In Jesus, having given the disciples the Soup today. You pay neighborly prices for (with a swcet-ripo flavor) and the J' JI JIH

: l t France." Perhaps our goods; are lu parting message to evangelize the these country-made soups and each can pie cup crust liquid.or biscuit Cover dough.pBako > r

t' tenor but every American makes his world, ascended into heaven. May makes four servings. That's why they:: 're called in hot oven ({2fjo F.)30 minutes. ; : -
, 'money here-why not back our ownpeople these last words of our Lord be r

Deceived AMERICA'S GREATEST FOOD VALUESI"
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by us as our supreme obligationto

take the gospel to every creature.
\ More killing, bombing, shooting in The lessons of the entire quarter ;

l Palestine, Arabs refusing to dlscontlnue have been rich in teaching material. PHllll % ,

strikes ,and killings, even. at the re A faithful presentation of the Bible PS SDUPSI6DEI'ClO
I quett of their cwn leaders.

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News I the southern states, coupled with adsI front park ampitheatre on June 27, park and closed to commercial fish- FOR SALE-Complete furnishings. .
The Clewiston 1 i I and publicity matter sent' out by in celebration of the renomination of ing. for 4-room house. Post Office Box: ,
I Chambers of Commerce in such resort Franklin D. Roosevelt as Democratic Through a meeting of represent- 135, Clewiston, Fla. 4t.

I I cities as Daytona Beach, West candidate for the presidency. atives of the county, together with o>>
Published every Friday in Clewiston, officials of Dade and Collier, Mr. Coe
Palm Beach, St. Petersburg, Miami The Miami celebration will be one
Florida, by the CLEWISTON NEWS I Beach and Pensacola ought. to prove of similar gatherings to be held hopes to work out a plan that will J. M. COUSE

Inc. effective. throughout the United States simul- prove mutually agreeable.
Counselor and Attorney at Law .
I North-west Florida has a wonderful taneously with the celebration in

I opportunity in the development Philadelphia at Franklin Field where NOTICE OF" PUBLIC HEARING Hopkins Building
Keathley Bowden, Editor of her magnificent Gulf beaches, the president will deliver his accept- Wednesdays and Saturdays

particularly at Pensacola and Pan-I ance address. Monday, July 6, 1936, at 3:00 9:30 to 4:00 .
ama City, these locations are Ideal Prominent officials and metropol- o'clock P. M., United States Eastern '. ;
I
Entered as second class mail mat- for the building of great resort cities itian newspapermen of this city have Standard Time has been fixed as the
and would draw thousands of date and time when, the City Hall in
Post
at the named the committee -
ter February 1, 1927, been on executive
Florida, under visitors the year 'round if proper ac-' to complete plans for the cel- the City of Clewiston is designatedas 1
Office in Clewiston, and an the place where, the City Commis- :
Act of March 3, 1897. comodations were provided ebration. George B. Hills of Jackson- 'Butler's
the entertain sion of the City' of ,Clewiston shall Beauty
effort made to attract and _
ville is state treasurer and has un- hold a special public meeting for the
tourists, people of Alabama, and dertaken the' task of providing funds purpose of considering and acting Shoppe
Subscription rate, $2.00 per year. Georgia would flock there in droves. for the rallies. More than a score of upon the assessment roll, of actingas
Advertising rates on application. Florida possesses limitless charm, fraternal, labor and civic organizations a Board of Equalization, of hear- Is
Again Ready
glorious natural beauty and is com- of greater Miami have signi- ing and receiving' testimony as to to'I
pletely "air conditioned". All we fied their intention of cooperating in the value of any property, real or
and better sign personal, as fixed by the Tax Assessor Serve You
Devoted to the advancement and need now is a bigger the plan to make the local rally the
and of perfecting, reviewing and
I hung out where more folks can see
and Hendry staged here. _
welfare of Clewiston largest ever equalizing the 1936 Tax Roll of the
it. ..
Coiwity. I A tentative entertainment pro- City of Clewiston. 1
Because of illness and
Following the footsteps of Flor- gram includes keynote .addresses ,by This notice dates the twentysixthday (I my own
I of June, A. D. 1936. other illnesses in my family I
ida's Frances Langford, Mary Lou prominent. Democratic leaders, an extensive -;
The voters went "all the way with Moore, charming Clearwater lass is floor show, music, and com- (Signed) F. DEANE DUFF, have been forced to close my beau- .
,. President, City Commission.June ty shoppe for a time. I i.I i.
.-Cone. I well on her way to fame and for- munity singing of patriotic numbers. !I 26, July 3.
I tune. June 20, the little lady steppedout An elaborate presentation similar to I The shoppe is again open and!
intendent of Schools. to make her first bow to a coastto the extravaganzas seen in Miami i I ready to serve the ladies of Clew-
With the elections, all over until' coast audience over CBS on the during the height of the winter sea- iston and surrounding communities. -

September at least we can'I settle "Buffalo Presents" program. son is also to be offered the 10,000 L. .B. MershonAGENT ,
which the Roosevelt Nomi-
back and get caught up on .our fish- Mary Lou began her career as a persons will
nators committee predicts join
local artist on WFLA under the
ing. tutelage of Bert Arnold, veteran here in the ,nation-wide celebration. Mrs.: Eunice Butler .
New York Life
Congratulations to the winners. program director. Her first national
MONROE COUNTY REFUSES TO Clewiston Inn -:- 'Phone 345,
who when she was Insurance
Congratulations also to those publicity break came CompanyARCADIA
GIVE LAND TO NATIONAL PARK
lost gracefully. chosen queen of the Florida Orange I FLORIDA 1
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Festival three years ago. As crown-
Miami, June 24 (FNS).Refusal .
of Citrus -
And next Saturday is the Fourthof ed head of the Royal House r
July. With all the excitement of her picture was published in i Hof Monroe county to turn over any '

election it almost slipped up on us. hundreds of newspapers throughout of her Florida keys acreage for incorporation NOTICE
the nation. In addition to her 'radio I in the Tropical Ever-

The voters in LaBelle must have achievements Miss Moore has had glades National park was containedin
had some fun paddling- boats to parts in two successful motion pic- a notice received here this week
NOTICE is hereby given that the following described lands, or so
the polls Tuesday.The ture productions, "Chloe" and "Play- from the county commissioners by much thereof as will be 'necessary to pay the amount due for taxes here-
things of Desire" and was selectedfor Ernest F. Coe, director of the park in set opposite to the same, together with the costs of such sale and ad-
greatest activity here at this the part of. "Typical Florida commission. vertising, will be sold at public auction on the fourth day of August,
time is furnished by those just get- Girl" in the State Chamber of Com-I I Protest came as a ''result of Mr. 1936 beginning at twelve o'clock noon, at the City Hall of, the City of

ting home from vacations or just merce travelog film. I Coe's efforts to' secure approximately Clewiston, Florida. '

making preparations to leave on one. Modest, unassuming, possessing 'a ten acres of land on Key Largo R. Y. PATTERSON,

splendid voice and marked ability as fpr "rounding out" the park. Mon- Tax Collector, City of Clewiston. '
In all the elections we ever heard an entertainer Florida's Mary Lou, roe county officials advanced objec- ..
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of there have never been so many should go far. Bert Arnold who also tions on the grounds that the coun- '

races for all offices won by only a' discovered Frances Langford and ty had tentatively agreed to give r4 Amount of''Taxes
few votes. In decided contrast is the gave her a smart on WFLA is' cer- all her mainland section to the park Description of land g 00 o Owner
victory of Fred Cone for Governorand tainly making a name for himself as with the understanding that Dade ::: ci. *!' Colin English for State Super a discoverer and builder-upper of and Collier counties would contribute o
en f-4 <
high class screen and radio talent. an equal acreage. The suggested -

Cattlemen in the area west of Congratulations Bert and the best of territory on Key Largo would Lot 1 Block 6 _............... First Bank of Clewiston
Clewiston seem to be getting the luck to you Mary Lou, Florida is cause Monroe to give more than 50' x 115' off S. End ........$68.60

jump on those legislative candidateswho proud of you and we, hope as success 50% of the entire park area. In ad- S. 85 ft. Lot 9 Block 9.... Alston Drug Co--------------------- 42.80

had a plank in ,their platformsto crowns your efforts you in turn will dition, the county would lose heav- Lot 20 Block 23 ...._....... C. B. Fitch ............._.............. 5.40

force the fencing of highways. always remain equally proud of ily on the state gas tax allocation, Lot 21 Block 23 ......._.... C. B. Fitch ......._........t.-: : 5.40 .
Several thousand feet of fence has Florida, your native state.. might jeopardize county bonds, and '
of Lot 23 Block 23 ............ .' Hollis Lanier ..........._....."...._____ 5.40
been erected along the north side would lose a section of increasing in- .
the road and several thousand, cattle : TO CELEBRATE RENOMINATIONOF vestment value due to rebuilding of Lot 24 Block 23 _..._....::: Hollis Lanier .._........_..__........._ 5.40

are in the inclosure at this time.anan ROOSEVELT FOR PRESIDENT the over-seas highway. Another objection Lot 25 Block 23 ......._.'... Hollis Lanier ..................:....... 5.40

I was that Key West spongers Lot 26 Block 23 ............ Hollis Lanier .._...:.........'.......... 5.40

nnanpeeAaannt nmaaar.u Miami, June 25 (FNS-Roose- would lose the greater part of' their Lot 30 Block 23 ....__._.:... Colts, Inc. ...._........................... 6.25.
velt nominators here will hold a summer sponge catches if the sug- Lot 31 Block 23 .......:..'.. Colts, Inc ......,..._........._........... 6.25 ,
Too Late To Classify I Roosevelt Nomination rally at Bay- gested area were included in the Lot 32 Block 23 ............. Colts, Inc--------------------------------- 6.25

Lot 23 Block 26 ............ ,. B. W// Jenks, Sr. ._................._ 4.55
CJ3y 'ussell Kay Lot 24 Block 26 ............ B. W. 'Jenks, Jr ..._.............:.. 4.55
Lot 25 Block 26 ..........._ B... W. Jenks, Jr. ...:................ 4.55
Lot 26 Block 26 ........_... B. W. Jenks, Jr. .................... 4.55
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taIIIIQDlrllellil0 a.11Aari1 IQiII1 Lot 27 Block 26 ............ D.V.. Jenks, Sr. .................... 4.55
A guy just missed crackin' me on Lot 28 Block 26 ..........:. B. W. Jenks, Sr. .........._:.....:.. 4.55
the bean en my way to work this Lot 29 Block 26 ........-.._' D.V.., Jenks, Sr. --...........:...... 4.55
To the Voters i. .....................
: He was erectin' a big sign :: Lot 30 Block 26 ........_::: B. W. Jenks, Sr: 4.55
morning _, .. Lot 27 Block 27 ........:... ElmerElmer G. Case ........................ 2.85
over the sidewalk and happened to Lot 28 Block 27 ............ G. Case __..._.......-....._:... 2.85:
by.I
drop his hammer just as I went : ; Lot 29 Block 27''' .._.......... Elmer G. Case ......_.......--_...._. 2.85
Now if it had been a week or so Of Hendry County: .:z :: Lot 30 Block 27 ............ Elmer G. Case ..........-.....1: ..... 2.85
ago and the sign had to do with pol- ) Lot '31 Block 27 ............ Elmer G. Case ............___.:....... 2.85
itics I might have figured that it was Lot 18 Block 36 ............ W. T. Furgson ................-....... 4.55
premeditated, but the 'sign this, chap Lot 19 Block 36 ......_...:.. W. T, Furgson .--."...............-... 4.55
was workin' on was to advertise the Lot 20 Block 36 ....:....... W. T. Furgson ....................:... 4.55
fact that a local cafe was "air con- LOt 15 Block 138 ..:......... C. E. Shaw ....._...................__. 2.85
ditioned'., I I am extremely grateful for the splen1- Lot 17 Block 138 .._....._... C. B. Fitch ....._...........-..._...... 2.68
Lot 4 Block 139 ......:....:. E. M. Petterson ........:........... 4.01
And that got me to thinkin' what 1 did vote given me in the run-off primarylast Lot 6 Block 139 ............ Mrs. A.. S. Rothrock ...:-....-.. 5.40
a swell thing it would be if we could Lot 7 Block 139 .-...__...:. Mrs. Hanna M. Hoover ........ 5.40
just hang a great big sign out somewhere Tuesday which gave me the victoryover Lot 9 Block 139 ............ Mrs. .R. H. Sanders -..........--... 4.55
so the whole blamed world Lot 12 Block 139 ........_..: Cora A. Keller ............;......_.. 4.38
could see it, announcing that Floridais my opponent and insures me another Lot 13 Block 139 .......:... E. J. Keller ...........--...:......-..-. 4.38
"Air Conditioned" Mild and warm Lot 19 Block 139 .........:_-. 1\Iil .r.edV'h3eler! --.-...........-.... '4.04George ,
in winter, cool and comfortable in term as Representative from this county. Lot 2 Block 141 ............ Berow ..--......-.............. 3.70 '*
Lot 9r Block 141 ....._...... Margaret Klick ............-.....--.. 3.70
summer. -Lot 10 Block 141 ..........'. Anna Paulik .......................... 3.70
. The story of Florida's delightful, Lot '11 Block 141 ...........:. Elmer G. Case ..........-....--....... 4.55
:summer climate has never been giv- I repeat at this time my promise made Lot 13 Block 146 ....... .. Walter Moore ..........._.......... ... 4.55
en the publicity it deserves. Last Lot 14 Block 146 ..........:. Walter Moore ......................... 3.70
summer I drove through 17 states, many times during the campaign : that "I I Lot 15 Block 146 __.-...: Sadie O'Mera ......-.......-----........ 3.70
, and with one exception, California, Lot 10 Block 151 ............ Elmer G: Case ........................ 3.70
none of them had a .summer climate shall do my best to give the entire county Lot 11 Block 151 ......:.'.;..' .,/ Elmer G. Case ....-.........;......... 4.55
:. to compare with ours. Lot 12 Block 151 ..........: Elmer G. Case ............_.::_........ 3.70
Floridians who crab and the best of representation in Tallahasseein Lot 13 Block 151 ............ Elmer G. Case .........-.............. 3.36
grumble Lots 1, 2, 3, Block 152.... G. L. Espenlaub .................... 51.30
t',: about the heat ought to get in a the future as in the past. I have,been a Lot 4 Block 152 :___........, First" Bank of Clewiston ........ 17.30

car and try drivin' through the mid- resident *Lots 5,6,7, Block 152 .... H. Etherton ...,...........-..-......... 37.70
dIe west where the sun bears down long enough to realize that the Lot 11 Block 152 ....._...... First Bank of Clewiston -....... 7.10

all day and Just about burns you to things which benefit section of the Lot 12 Block 152'..........._ First Bank of Clewiston -......_ 7.10S.
a crisp and it is so blamed hot at one 35 ft. Lot 1 Block 156 First Bank of Clewiston ......... 37.70

... night you feel like ;you were in a of almost benefit the Lot 4 Block 156 .._......... C. C. Klutts .........:.............:.... 7.10E
Turkish bath.:: And when they do have county are equal to % Lot 5 Block 156 ..n' C. C. Christian --.........-............. 20,70
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f:" a breeze It feels like it came from other sections and for that feel thatI Wtt Lot 5, Lot 6, Block -
:, .the mouth of'a furnace. reason 156 ..........._........__.-....-_ Elmore & Chagaris .............. 27.80:
And fiery; be depended not to show Lot 7 Block 156 ............ George A. Heinz ................:... 7.10
: you know, when you; try to may upon par Lot 1 Block 159 ..____.'..... Theo. Gottleibt .............:.......... 3.02
tell those folks out there how cool I tiality toward particular section. Lot 6 Block 161 ..._........ Geo. Crowder ........................ 2.00 III
J.:" and. comfortable Florida is, they any Lot 7 Block 161 ......-..... Geo. Crowder ............_........... 2.00
think you're spoutin' banana oil. Lot 2 Block 162 ........._:. Mrs. J. Frederick -............-__ 3.02
::. Most of 'em never saw a Gulf or Lot 6 Block 162 ............. J. C. \\ j indheim ......-........_--. 3.02,
f. Ocean and they just can't realize Anything which I feel will be of ben- Lot 12 Block 162 .__:.......: Ruth Beardsley ?..........-_... 5.40
t", what it means to have a flock of Lot 15 Block 163 ........_... E. 'L. Alston .............-:....-_....... 21.55
, tempered breezes gallopin' across the efit to the county I shall be for in the next Lot 14 Block 16? .......:.... Emory J. Thomas ...........,........ 3.70
state in both directions Lot 15 Block 1C7 .........._. Nora D. Ott ........................:... 3.70
with coolin'showers' session ; anything detrimental I shall be Lot 16 Block 167 ..:........ '. Emory J. Thomas ......:......... 3.70
at regular Intervals. Lot 17 Block 167 ,,,"'....'". Emory J. Thomas .......::....._ 3.70
The Florida Exhibit at the Great' against. Again I thank you.ELBERT Lot' 18 Block 167 ...........: Pete M. Lanehart ......._... ..._.. 3.70
Lakes Exposition in Cleveland this I Lot 19 Block 167 __.........: .,' Pete M. Lanehart ........:...-..... *. 3.70 .
summer offers a wonderful oppor-} Lot 20. Block 167 ............ L. V. Gere ............_........;...;:..___ 3.70
:s' tunity to tell millions about our "air Lot 2 Block 168 ........__.. James Hartz ..........:................. 3.70
conditioned" advantages and should] I L. STEWART. Lot 1 Block 169 ..._......,. Rebecca Lutz .:........................ 8.80
:, result in bringing us many summer' I Lot 8 Block 170 .......__. Victor Baron ................:......... 3.70
;; tourists from this Lot 9 Block 170 ............. Victor Baron .......................... 3.70
.," area. thickly populated Lot 18 Block 170 ............ Joseph Walton Smith' .::.......... ;J.70. i

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,:N:N.M:N:N:N.N:..:..:N:N:N:N:N:N:N:N:N:.;.N:N:N.NAM Mkt Mrs. J. E. Butler was called to I Public Works: Administration to aid er-works system is expected to furn- approximately $29,091, but which

?: Sanford Saturday by the illness of the city in constructing this much- ish the city with an ample supply of will only cost the city $16,000 'plus'
riA.I Personal, Mention :|: her father. She returned ,Sunday needed addition to'its present water- good water for domestic, fire and annual interest charges at 4% per

w... .................................................................................................:.. She leaving was him accompanied in much better by Justice health. l awarded works. The the Spadaro contract Company'was in Decemberfor commercial Through the purposes.PWA method of financing back annum.to the This Government$16,000 is from to be the paid net '

.. Birchard DuBose, of LaBelle, wasa Butler. the job on a bid of $23,490 to Moore Haven will have Im- earnings of the waterworks over a
business visitor here Wednesday.: furnish all labor and materials. The provements made to its waterworks period of twenty years.
.Mrs. R. Y. Patterson and son, remainder of the amount will pay
expenditure of
system Involving an (Moore Haven Democrat) '
Mrs. D. G. Alston spent today in Dick, returned Thursday from Good engineering costs and contingincies.The .
.Moore Haven on business. Samaritan Hospital in West Palm work will consist in the build-
: Beach where Dick has been conval- ing of.a modern filteration and treat '

B. J. Schroeder spent Thursday in escing from an eye operation per- ment plant of concrete, capable of How Hendry County Voted June 23 .
Tampa on business. formed last week. treating and purifying 200,000 gallons ,,
I of lake water per day. There (UNOFFICIAL) I
Mrs. C. E. Lewis, of Miami, spent Mr. and' \ J. M. Couse, Mr. and also is to be constructed in connection \
this Mrs. Fred A. Flanders, Mrs. V. with this project a galvanized
week here with Mr. Lewis.
Governor Precinct Nos.
Gram, Miss Bertha Gram, Cecil Park- covered, frame pump house. $7,230 I 11 21 31. 41 I 51I ,
Flanders will bone .. ..... I 2261 921 1361 63\\ 38,5.55\
Mr. and 11rs."r-. F. Simpson visited inson, Phyllis : and JoAnne be spent on additions and extensions -I -.u..n..n.\
friends in Moore Haven Tuesday Couse of Moore Haven were the I to the present water distribu- : Petteway .-........._....._.................__....._ I 11311 841 1461 4381\ \ 485
evening.Mrs. guests of Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Simpson tion lines. When completed this wat- VOl'. State Superintendent ot Schools' -

Thursday evening for cards. English .-..........:-...........-..................... 1 1241112811921 711 731 705 ,

J. F. Tippey and Mrs. J. E. I Cawthon ............-..--............................. I 881' 381 641 211 35\\ 246 '
Johnson Mrs. E. A. Houser was operated :
spent Monday in West Palm .
23 each.Mr. upon on Monday of last week at I For Representative .

Good Samaritan Hospital inVest Stewart ............................-................. 11591 I 901 1321 891 771 547

and Mrs. T. B. Shelley were Palm Beach. She is convalescing' rap- FLORIDA Miner ....:..................---..................-,--__ I 195851\ 1531 181 44\\ 495 ,
business visitors in Haines City and idly and is expected home this week For Sheriff .i
end. Mrs. S. W. Houser accompaniedher
Ocala Thursday.Roy and stayed with her until Thurs- Delaney ....-.............._.:........._...........__ 1 1801 781 1781 551 721 563

Green -and-son, Roy, Jr., of day. Thompson ................_. --...-.-?........, 1 11721 ,1001 1141 501 .49\\ 485
Belle Glade were Clewiston visitors --- For School Board Member Dist. No. a

Thursday.Miss Mr. and Mrs. James Harnsford left i llt1i Hampton ..................._................_....._. I I. I 611 1511 I 1212Melser I

this morning for their former homein A ................................................ 1 \ 1161. 1361 I I 1252
Jacksonville after several months
Virginia M6sely, Field Super-
( J JI For Co. Commissioner Dist. No. 3
visor for the WPA was here on busi- residence, in Clewiston while Mr.
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.s Thursday.: Hansford was serving as State Road Doty .r.---- I I I 11161 I 1116 I

I patrolman in this area. He resigned I Poole ..-..-..._...........;....._:....u............... I I I 11741 I I 174
H. J. B. Scharnberg'returned Sun this position to take another in Jack- 1gI For School Board Iembe1' Dist. No.1.

Boston day from and a visit New of York.several weeks in sonville. ( [jRiI Maddox ..................--...-............_......... I I I I 35\\ 681 103 "

ALLHANDS BREAKS: LEG Taylor .................-............................. I I I I 721 491 121

Joan Crouch is spending the summer PRECINCT DESIGNATIONS: No. 1- Clewiston, No. 2-East LaBelle,
..t, in Dawson, Ga., with her grand- (Moore Haven Democrat) No.. 3-West LaBelle, No. 4-Fort Denaud, No. 5-Felda.APPRECIATION .
mother. She left last Saturday.Mr. J. C. Allhands, a partner in and <
active manager of the Everglades .
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and Mrs. Charles Christian of Milling Company sustained a broken -
Immokalee were here Tuesday on leg Tuesday when some sacks of
business and to visit friends.Mr. feed piled up in their store room 1 I
here toppled over on him. '
Stop at the
and Mrs. Foy Durrence, Miss Mr Allhands is receiving medical

'I ,May Lily Stone and Henry Chappel attention from Dr. E. R. Morlan at I Jiotel Patricia
'i spent Sunday in West Palm Beach. the hospital and is recuperating
nicely though it will be several
I take this of
Ed M. Jackson, service engineerof weeks before he, is able to use the 312 S. E. SECOND AVENUE means expressing \ .

the Caterpillar Company of Pe- injured leg again. j great appreciation of the splendid vote
oria, Ill., was here this week on busi- .1 I .
;ness. CONSTRUCTION WORK: STARTED All Outside Rooms With given me by the people of Clewiston and
Private Bath
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Miss Marcia Avant and Miss Ulla. Hendry county in Tuesday's run-off primary -
COOL, CLEAN' QUIET:
Jacobsen, Wilbur Goff and Jones: Actual construction work was : I
for Sheriff.
Bryant spent Sunday r in West PalmBeach. started Tuesday by the Spadaro Con- Overlooking Biscayne Bay '
tracting Company ,on ,the new filter-
ation plant to supply Moore Haven Two blocks to Shops, Theatre and
R. Y. Patterson and H. A. Bestor I with a plentiful supply, of filtered Business Section. In return for this great vote of confidence -

left today Washington, D. C., and treated water. The first work Ft.
I shall render the best ,
here they will spend a few days was done at the, site of the proposed I HATES attempt to '
C. l business. plant where excavation is being made
service of which I am capable in enforcing
for the I
foundation
of the building I II $1.50 Single T .
and tanks. The site of the building is the laws and conducting the office in
Carawan Nelson of the District U. t an
just west of the city light plant.
S. Engineer office in Jacksonville,I $2.50 Double
This project has been made honest impartial and efficient
spent several, days here this week at pos I manner.
sible by a direct loan of $16,000 and
the local office. Special Family, Weekly &
a direct giant of $13,091 from the !
I j Monthly Rates
Miss Kathleen Flaniken .
of Rog-
H. L. DELANEY.
.. S. D.' McCREARY, Proprietor ,
ers, Texas, arrived here :Sunday:: to :':
visit her brother, B. C. Flaniken, for I Dr. A. J. LittleOsteopath
several months. I II

Mrs. W. C. Prewitt .returned this I I -
week from Fort Meade where she Lake Harbor Phone No.1 L"i. H .

has been visiting her mother, for the I ,
past ten days. : .

Mrs. Glen Etherton was operated NORGE REFRIGERATORSPHILCO RADIOSFurnituie SAVINGS SAFETY DIVIDENDS I ,)

upon Monday at St. Francis Hospital -----4 .-:."
in Miami. Latest reports are that ][! and Home Furnishings .
she is improving nicely.. -
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children Mr. and returned Mrs. W.Wednesday, D. Raines and Inc. I : Record of Dividends ofClewiston

from I '
a two week's vacation BELLE .' Home AssociationYEAR
trip GLADE, FLORIDA, I -" I .' : ; Building
Southeastern "Kentucky.' ..: "L 'Ii.:: \:..' .": "r: '
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Dr. and Mrs. O. F. Schiffli and ,a....IN.. ..M.M.NNN. .H.....NN. .N.NN. .NNM. .M.N.M...... .... I :!' : KATE RATE
children left Monday for their sumamer ,.; :':/:, PERCENT YEAR :PERCENT .
home at Highlands, N. C. Dr. \
rSchiffli will return in about a week., 1\\ ,. ,<,=:: .L.., 1928 5.5 1933 6 .

Good FarmLand ', ".;! \'r" "
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1929 7' 1934 ;
Mr. and Mrs. G. B. Rackstraw entertained (\ .,'",",: .. \.'. .
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. A. Yon i 'J : ;:.i.t.>: .. 1 1930 4 1 1935 6 f t.
of South Bay and John Kettl at din- >/, .
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ner Sunday evening.Mrs. 0' ,- ::; .' I \ .1931 '4' -, 1936' 6.. "
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4 :i.. .t.: 11',' '.:. 1 1932 'J 6'... .
V. A. Allen will leave today ;\,.:: :' i. .. I
for Good Samaritan for Rent < H' .
Hospital in West ..';, .. ,
Palm Beach where she will undergo j '. .
an operation. Mr. Allen will accompany -' .
her.Mu' CALL BY THE, HOMEBUILDING ,

-- OFFICE FIRST
and Mrs. W. W. Perry an-
nounce the birth of'a son at the Riverside Invest your savings for safety and a good THING TOMORROW AND 'I

Hospital in Manatee o'n Sunday I return: Home Building has never paid' TALK THINGS OVER.

June 21. The young man has Trespassers dividends of less than 4 {
been named John Lewis. I percent per year. '- .

I Will Be In these days of reduced interest on savings I .
Mr. and
Mrs. W. S.
Bishop an-
I accounts and reduced returns other .< I
noynce the birth of a daughter on ProsecutedThe on ; ,

June 17. The baby weighed seven I forms of investment Home Building offers .,.c ,
and 6ne-half pounds
and has been
named, Bernice Marie. I I the conservative, thrifty investor the investment -, v

\ i best suited to his needs. In- ( ,
I Charles T Robertson, t
Supervisorof I
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Clewiston Home Association ,
Labor Management for the Works vestigate Building (

Progress Administration in the Palm whether intend .1
investing
; you as CLEWISTONHOME ;
Beach district, was here for some ,
time Thursday on business.Mrs. little, as $5.00.per. month or as much as BUILDING ,

T. B. Shelley--and Mrs. B. J. ClewistonCompany $1,000.00 In a lump sum, you'll find a. ASSOCIATION i(

Schroeder and son, Joe, Jr., spent Home Building program adapted to your I
several days this week in Daytona II requirements. PHONES 10 .103 \
Beach with Mrs. Shelley's mother..
Joe, Jr., remained in Stuart with III IIII
Mrs. Schroeder's mother for a vIs- I

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THE CLEWISTON NEWS. FRIDAY JUNE 26. 1936

Word for the Fool I

Who Is Unafraid ..

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DRAGONS DRIVE YOU There Is ,something to be said for

the fool who steps In where angels

: fear to' tread. A't least he learns a

lesson which will make him less of a

fool than he was before.

By ED WIN I B A L MER The never man who makes never anything makes a worth mistake

while. It Is far better to appear ridiculous -

a few times ,and thereby

Copyright, by Edwin Balmer WNU Service gain valuable! experience, than it Is

IL to hide all our lives behind a false

modesty, and while maintaining an
SYNOPSISJeb Because he was capable of a feeling Was admiration for a man, sympa of that wall between their rooms, her outward appearance of wisdom, re-

beyond his brother's ; far beyond any thy for him, caring for him," nothingIn mother frantically was trying to make main fools to'our dying day.

Braddon, young and fantastically other man she knew. comparison? Did! no qualities la herself more attractive to Father, and Probably Blake had this thought in,

uated successful with broker Agnes of Gleneith Chicago, beautiful Is. infat- Agnes recognized this now If not you or In. him count, unless you desired to look younger. But Rogna ,mind when he wrote: "If the fool

with her mind, with her stirred Instincts him? would watch the
daughter of a retired manufacturer. rouge. Rogna would would persist In his folly he would
: Rodney, a doctor, In love with' Agnes, which aroused their needling Flames were leaping and snappingfrom not let Mother look ridiculous to Father become wise."-O. T. Miller.

; visits his ,brother, Jeb. Rod plans work excitements through her. maple logs freshly laid on the when he came home-ridiculous

(i: at Rochester. Jeb suggests that he "Money means nothing to you, I huge stone hearth 'of the hall ; and the to Father, who used to kiss her when
make a try for Agnes before leaving.!
'., In Rod there Is a deeper, obstinate know, Agnes" he said. "The fact green glass eyes In the pair of Jag' they hugged Agnes between them In HOSPITALITY'S OPPORTUNITY

decency and much sterner restraints that I've none ; that's not my trouble. uar heads on the wall opposite. the big bed of the'' house where Mother

,, than In Jeb. Agnes believes to be happy, It's me and my life-Isn't It?" gleamed 'their reflection of the- dancing had been a bride. Hospitality is the virtue of 'the
a girl must bind herself entirely to a "Your )life?" i fire.Five Oh, what was' love?
man and have adorable babies. poor, the luxury of the rich, and the
" "The fact that you never could liveIt. years ago her father had shot opportunity of the impecunious.

." the Jaguars in' Brazil, having suddenly At last Father came. Baskerville the

CHAPTER IContinued2 She said, without thinking, "Why found need to cease to be a manu huge boar hound, had affectionately ...

-2- not?" for, she did not, willfully Intendto facturer of electrical equipment an1 knocked his hat off, and he carried It

A-i:" To be happy, a uiin required a girl ; lead him on ; but never, with any to become, instead, ,a hunter set upon crumpled. Cravath, the butler had [Whitens Clears The

indeed, men' declared this and soughta man' who had made love to her, hal: traversing tropical Jungles to kill opened the door. ,

I; mate more openly, more frankly she 'found herself so confused by feel- something dangerous and savage. 'D evening, Cravath. Hello, L Skin Quickest WayNo

lien's voices, at such seeking: betrayed Among other trophies, he had brought Light One!" -

fr ', them, as Rodney Braddon's just Ing."There'd be nothing in it for you these back, Installed them here, and That meant her-and no one else. Always matter how dull and dark your -
dubbed them "Hansel and Gretel." complexion;no matter how freckled and
had done. but being, my wife. as long as she could remember, coarsened by sun and wind,NADINOLA

'. "The Deep Sea," her father had "What would that be like, Rodney?" This house, 'which had never beenas it had been Father's greeting. Light Cream will whiten, ,'J:>>;,'7"'" '...

dubbed him in contrast to his brother. Now, why' had she said that? Did she happy as the home on Easter Lane, One! Dark One! His two daughter clear and smooth your Z'J,... -t

;.;'i'' The Devil (with) women) and the Deep want him to break the restraint he had descended undeniably after that. -his two babies, once. Beatrice always quickest skin to, new easiest beauty, m-i.'"

:': Sea Well, the Deep Sea: had phoned held upon himself? Of course the jaguar heads had nothing had been dark, like Mamma ; Agnes Just apply at bedtfmc way. :'$ ,
from his brother's wife Do to do with the descent ; they were NADINOLA, tested and r:l .' ', .f
i the Devil's office "Being my ? you want me light, like himself. :;
J,. >
simply a symbol of what had hap- trusted for over a generation f,, '
"; and was on his way to her. to tell you? "Dark One Light One Dark One! begins its beautifying > __

>'r Agnes never thought of making spe-: "Can you, Rod?" pened. Light One !I" he used to accent in work.while you u "g <'t-

.!;" cial preparation for him ; and he I Iwouldn't "Can I?" He was gazing at her so What had happened In this house? rhythm as he tossed and caught his deep. Then:: you see day- ,\,3. -',

: have liked it. She kept on that her eyes fell before his, fell to .Rogna, the little Swedish maid, ap' children in turn before he kissed them by-day improvement until Ji"; -' .

the cornflower blue knitted dress which his hands, which he was keeping con peared. She was a lady's maid sharedby -Dark One Light One !-and shooed) restored your complexion to creamywhitesatinsmooth: is 'fl-. ", -1:1'

became her slenderness and which trolled beside him. "I can tell you Agnes anti her mother; a slender, them away. F''s' >:

deepened, by its lighter shade, the blue all about It-what it will be every cheeked.small boned golden haired bright-' lIe bent and kissed Agnes, now, careful waiting'loveliness.for No results.disappointments:Money-back, no long

of her eyes, and which "went" with hour of the day-and night he said, to keep his snowiness from her antee. At all toilet counters, only 50c.Or guar

her straw-colored hair. The cold windof so that she hardly heard him. was overemotlonal, Indeed, but 'dis- dress. "Hello, Light One !" he re write NADINOLA,Box 47, Paris,Tenn.
the morning pink "I thought for time he creet. Rogna, if any one, knew what "How's I
had. whipped a a ,, Agnes, peated. Dark One?
t glow Into her clear smooth skin. went'' on, "of taking up another line, had happened In this great important "Oh, she's fine, Father !"

She procured her own little coupe ; for you. I mean, with the idea thatIt house; for' Agnes suspected that her "How're the busters?"
mother in her, despairing helplessnessto jILLALLFLIES'Placcd
and drove alone through the to might' increase ,
snow just possibly 'my "Father, they're wonderful !I" ,
regain what was slipping anywhere Datsy Fly
the station to meet Rodney .. chance with you. Not to make more away, "Good. Where's your mother? In?" Killer attracts and kla9 flies.aPN .
sometimes "talked to" Rogna. Never o Guaranteed, effective, Neat,
He, if he could, would have, turned money, but to make myself different, "Yes, Father ; she's in." 3r convenient-Cannot epal-
'to a soul would Rogna repeat a wordof wllnotsoaorlnlureanythu] .
back. He sat by himself In the train, for you. But I couldn't be different. "Good." 1 Iasts alt eeasoa. 20o atp
it."Mother's. dealers. Harold Somers, Inc.,
going over and ,over what he had done "Not you, Rod." Cravath had taken his things .. .d ; 150 De Sal b AveB'klynN.Y.STOPS .
returned? Agnes asked
and what he had set out further to "No ; it'd be no use. There's only disappeared, leaving father and daughter

do, and his purpose appeared to him one job I can care to do. You know her."Oh alone before the fire. Agnes likedto
"
Mr. Braddon Just phoned.
not only hopeless but fantastic. Yet what It is. It's-to find out what yes have him linger with her, but the
Agnes started. Rod? Was he
he had spoken the: words. to her that makes one person live.and,,another ,die. returning thought of her mother, waiting for
?
told he was coming and which Implied What brings one child health and him, tortured her. There had been a s
"Mr. Judson Braddon, Rogna said.
t; more. He had no retreat. strength and happiness, and what con time when, If she had not met him
"What did he ?
Did Jud honestly believe that. he demns another to be a cripple or to say at the door, he would have leaped up
"He !Is coming out He did not In- ( ITCHING OR MONEY BACK .-
had a chance'Or had Jud goaded him pain ,or wretchedness for life. What the stairs, two steps at a time, to find Tetterine
quire whether or not you would be tn, Get and get Instant relief from _
to this In the belief that,' by speakingto does It? Not God, not Divine judg" what was the matter. any skin itching. 60c at all drug storesor
Miss Agnes he_ said to tell he
Agnes, however' hopelessly, he ment and punishment. We don't ,be- ; you" Now he stood, back to the fire, with sent postpaid on receipt of price.
was coming out. He will drive.
would be the better for It-the better lieve in travesties like that any longer. out impatience. He had been away SHUPTRINE CO..DepL3.Savannah.Ga.
Twenty miles through this snow !
for putting an end to his impossible And it's not the sins of the fa- for a week in New York City ; and
Jeb would.
thought Agnes.
f t,. dreams? thers, in most cases, either. It's some his daughter, swept as she was with
"Also Mr. Gleneith has returned to
Standing on the car steps as the condition we can discover and cor affection for him, and with pride In Another. Fault

'" train slowed, he passed her. He swung rect. It's some secret of biological the city." lIe'will be home on his him, and with gladness in all her memorIes One laments his faults, but seldom

down, recklessly, slipping in the snow. balance that we can uncover. It's simply train.Mother thought Agnes. could not down disturbing tries to correct them

._. When he straightened, she was beslda a problem of biology that I've got doubts. What had he "done" In New
"Do you require me, Miss Agnes?
him. to work at' as long as I'm any good. I York during seven days '- and eve
"No. Look after Mother, Rogna. CARDUICardui
'"Little Agnes !" he said, the- syllables couldn't turn to anything else If I nings and nights?
"Oh, Twill!
escaping him. If she caught his tried to. It's the one thing that matters He was full of feeling; and how is a.purely vegetable medi-
The two girls gazed at each other,
cine for the relief of functional
exclamation, what difference? He had to me-except you. good-looking he was You could not
'both knowing. There was no sense periodic pain, nervousness and weak-
come to say to her much more. "I've been trying to put you two possibly think of him as a grandfa nourishment."I .
whatever In Agnes' pretending before ness due to poor
s. She felt it. together. I mean to imagine' you together :
Rogna. "She mustn't use rouge, Rogna. ther.He have used Cardui and had good
She asked him after he was settled -my' life, as I live it, and you.I Don't let her. It-It doesn't be- I was now within two years of results from its use," writes Mrs. W. ,

;t beside her and she was driving him can do it In'my dreams. Oh, I love come her; and It won't do her any I, fifty, and he didn't appear forty. He.. E. Barnett, of Taylors, S. C. "I suf-

home: "You haven't had lunch, Rod?" you so much ; and I can see I'll never good !" honestly didn't. I fered with cramping and headachesand
have Don't mistake me would have a chilly feeling.
you. His hair was as youthful as Agnes'own.
"I never thought of It, he admit.
feel miserableand
Sometimes I would
In how I imagined you In my dreams, He differed from hers however
Lying in the deep, warm water In have pain more than a day, andI
ted.The snow had begun to blow so dear; oh, my dear. You were there her bath of palely tinted porcelain, In having a crinkle in it which madeIt would be nervous. After taking six

blindingly that it became almost an 'waiting for me ; that was all. You Agnes shut her eyes and saw, not Rod take tousling well. (Always, !Sn bottles of Cardui I had less pain and
always were there for me at end of those mornings when she had run Into regulated. I feel much better."
adventure to follow the familiar road on his train traveling away from her, was
i : day Wherever I was, whatever I Of course, if Cardui does not seem to
his Mother's he had been
and room
to the house. It shut In Rodney Brad but Jeb forcing his car toward her relieve your trouble, consult a physician.
I was doing, I was going back to you.
tousled. Now she had not seen him
don and Agnes Gleneith together, through the snow. She could see him
No I'll tell it all to Some day, I -
; ,you. in New
But had some woman
; away from contact or sight from all strain and laugh and swear when he so. WNU-7 20--3ft
dreamed, we'd have a little girl like York? The idea would not down. Itwouldn't
others, Increasing the tension of their skidded, but come on, on, on to her,
A very little, girl with blue eyes
you.
Intimacy, though during the drive, whatever tried to hold him. Even in !)
and hair like flax as yours used to be. No Need to Suffer
Rodney said scarcely a word, and he her' Imaginings, he stirred her. Comeon Father and daughter shared the
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did not touch her. \ Jeb !lOb, come on same blueness of eye and straightness {
"It wasn't strange, Rod Don'tthInk fullness -
In the !house he made no attempt to "Rod-dear, dreaming Rod. I'd like of nose. Indeed In the "MorningSickness"
misunderstand. Kiss Rod.
"' touch her. They went Into the pleas I me, to love you I would; but I don't." of her lips and the turn ,of her good
"When I go, I will, If you'll let me.I "Morning sickness"-is caused by an
ant, "east room," which And he hadn't so much as let her little chin, Agnes was a delicate refinement -
easy on ordinary couldn't bear it now. I see how you acid condition. To avoid it, acid must be
days overlooked the lake. Now It's I say It. of him; but even allowingfor offset by alkalis-such as magnesia.
feel-sorry for me. plain can
the snow swirling at the wide windows It wasn't the fact that Jeb was mak- women's proportions, she was
never have you. I won't make yousay Why Physicians Recommend
shut them in, as It bad when they ing money, and Rod nearly none, that smaller. He was six feet straight, dish:
It. I know. I always knew. 'rhat'swhy
were In the car. widened the difference between them. tinctly more than average height; Agnes Milnesia Wafers

Rodney appreciated this, and he. the dreams began ; but they'll be For Rod was right about It ; money for that comfortable, countrysidenorth These mint-flavored,candy-like wafers are

turned to her, gratefully. gone, now, "too. That's best, I sup did not rule desire. of Chicago where women are pure milk of magnesia in solid form-

"You'll let me tell you what Ishouldn't. pose. Money might be one of the factors tall, was rather under the average, the most pleasant way to take it. Each
I Ten minutes later, Rodney left ; and her than wafer is approximately equal to a full adult
:: ." that destroyed It. l\Ipney-or at least and also, for height, slighter
she knew better than to try to detain dose of liquid milk of magnesia. Chewed
.,
the of their marriage In which her father, though no ounce of
'If want epoch
to Rod.
you him. "I'm driving you back to the thoroughly, then swallowed, they correct
the most had come-was 'sep "weight" appeared on him. He saw and the
'i "You know the trouble with me. I station," she said. money acidity in the mouth throughout
arating her mother and father. to that, with squash and riding. digestive system and insure quick complete -
love You sit
there wjll
,:,. you. I. ,
Let here.
"No. me leave .
I you
TO BE CONTINUED) elimination of the waste matters that
? And I'll stand here. I'll Before a mirror on the other side (
you not
You can send me, if you will, with cause gas,headaches,bloated feelings anda
annoy you more than I must. .
Simmons; but you-let me kiss you dozen other discomforts.
:: I've said I love you. I've had medical now." "Streamline Overworked Word Reaches Milnesia Wafers come in bottles of 20 and

training. I know what love Is, or Never with such tenderness, never 48, at 35c and 60c respectively, and in

... is supposed to be. But it's not that with so much 'strength restrained, hada Other Countries ; Is Ridiculed in LondonThe convenient tins for your handbag contain.

with me when 1 think of you man's hands clasped her. His arm ing 12 at 20c.Each wafer is approximatelyone

' I suppose every hopeless fool denies. did not encircle her. Ills hands upon word '"streamline" has been divide and stream past It, offering the adult dose of milk of magnesia. All

It. He tries xto make himself out betJ" her shoulders, he drew her to him ; much in print 'during the last few least impediment to its progress. Whenwe good drug stores sell andrecommend them.

ter than he Is." she lifted her lips and kissed him. months. As currently used it seems to think of "streamline," too, it may Start using these delicious, effective

J" "You couldn't, Rod," she said gently. Once; that was all ; he did not try to have had its origin in these United suggest the unbroken flow of a deep, anti.acld.gently laxative wafers today

She was seated where he asked her repeat It."Again.. States, but, now it has leaped across rapid river. In either case it seems to Professional samples sent free to registered

to be, and watching him, looking up Rodney," she whispered, the:: wide seas and Is finding Its way be a happy and legitimate adjectivefor physicians or dentists if request is madeon

r at him, so tall and troubled before reaching up, stretching on tiptoes to into newspapers In England and her describing the design ofl water professional letterhead. Select Products, ''e

f her; and a little ungainly, as always offer herself once more. remoter colonies. In Germany It has. vessel or land vehicle built tt t avoid Inc..4402 23rd St., Long Island City, N. Y.

in his brown ready-made clothes. "You don't repeat-death," he, denied been adopted almost letter for letterIn I butting into Inert or agitated massesof 35c & 60ebottieo

\', lie was more carelessly molded than her the adjective "Stroinlinlen." Eng air or water which, cut down speed.

t'(: Jeb, except in his brow, his chin and land, however, looks at the word We shall probably see the word admitted '{+' 020c

' his hands. Perhaps especially In his Agnes moved about the empty house, askance London Punch has ridiculedit to good society In future editions 4t tins

r- hands, so lean and strong and capa gazing out at the snow. as "gibberish" and a bewildered of English dictionaries.-Bostor

t ble. Her eyes came to rest on his She could do no differently about Australian asks.what' the word means, Transcript.

:;' hands, restrained close beside him as Rodney; she did not love him. She anyhow.It .

: ,his brother'- never would have been felt for him with a keen pity which !Is perhaps not easy to define, Founded in 826 B. C. r>aa a M.

::;' at such a moment had no equal In her meetings with though It conveys to the mind a very Carthaga founded in S2G B. C., burnedIn M wy, TNt ORICT A"TI ACID

";' How this man fought the- appeal: of men; but the did not desire him. Was clear Idea-the idea of something with 140 B. C., rebuilt In 19 B.' C., was

physical sensation I And why did he love-desire? Was that the decisive flowing lines like those of a swift birdor destroyed by the Saracenic governor Water1" !
Milk of Magnesia
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flown \t so? sensation In 3'our life? fish, so that currents air or water of Egypt In GDS A. D. Original

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OR SOMETHING Rial Frost. MECHANICS"I
"The winter up in Gulch Pass was
the coldest of them all" said the prospector .:,
"The thermometer'' frequently
registered 50 degrees below zero."
"That 'really was nothing," said the
salesman. "Up in the north country
H where I was making a call one winter,
it was so cold in one of the hotels that
the bellboys kept their hands in their
I pockets even after making a call."

"Whai! was that address of Spartacus hTIH : l
to the gladiators?" Disguise with
"I am not but I it had Pedestrian to
sure. suppose ( boy leading skinny nailed a lie." "Yes.
something to do with the high cost of mongrel pup-What kind of a dog is "And I hammered the liar" expert
a.. -living." t that, my boy? was
Boy-This is a police dog. No Green Light for Him"Is' I
Pedestrian-That doesn't look like
Tact your wife still the light of your
"Doctor," quavered the patient weak a police dog. life?" the last June's groom was asked. "I l
ly, "how am I?" Boy-Nope, it's In the Secret Service Er-r; yes; ," he sighed, "but she's nex'
,, "Oh, you're much better," repliedthe turned out a rod light that stops me "You
medico breezily, "but if I were youI every time I want to go places."-Cincinnati the I
wouldn't start reading'any serial First Impression Enquirer. i
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stories! -London Answers Magazine.WellWhich
A road contractor who professed a look In I l I
great love for children flew Into a tem- All Greek to Her found l
.. It? per when a little fellow trod on the "I want you to teach my son a' foreign 'put 1
The tUrn magnate was describing his JPW pavement bef're It was dry. language."
laTest picture. "I thought jou loved children," commented "Certai ly, madam.. French, Ger-
"My boy," 'lie.said, "it's tremendous! a friend.' man, Russian, Italian, Spanish?" '
It'a magnificent; It's mnstadonU I It's "So I do, In the abstract, but not In "Which Is the most foreign?"-London spend '
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\ (Continued from Page 4) Lot 6 Block 359 ............ Dr. Samuel Fisher ..........._.... 3.02
;I Flood Waters- Lot 12 Block 171 ............ Lesie E. Kemp ........................ 5.06 I Lot 18 Block 360 .......... M. W. Young .........._"............ 3.02.;

I> Lot 14 Block 171 ............ Jennie E. Barber .................. 5.06 I Lot 19 Block 360 ....... M. W. Young .................__..... 3.02; .
Lot 26 Block 171 ............ t Rebecca Lutz ........................ 5.40 I Lot 37 Block 360 ..........:. Kathryn Ortman .................... 1.49
, (Continued From Page One) Lot 4 Block 172 ............ Joseph ,W. Smith _................... 4.U4 I Lot 6 Block 361 ............ W. H. Bryan _....................._..... 3.02:
f r. that Three-Mile canal is still flowing Lot 7 Block 172 .. .. E. C. Cole ................................ 4.04 Lot. 7 Block 361 ....:....... W. H. Bryan ............................ 3.02.
Lake Okeechobee even Lot 10 Block 172 ..:::"::::[ Emanuel F. Selz .................... 4.04 Lot 8 Block 361 ............ O. C. Bryan ............................ 3.02
\ toward Lot 11 Block 172 ............ Mrs. J. E. Frederick ......:..... 4.38 Lot 9 Block 361 ............ Robert Barnaby ................__..... 3.02;
though tba canal level has dropped Lot 18 Block 172 ............ Robert Espie, Jr. .................. 4.04 Lot 10 Block 361 .........:.. Robert Barnaby......:.............. 3.70
sr eral inches from peak. Lot 21 Block 172 ............ F. G. Hunt .....................-.......... 4.04 Lot 16 Block 361 ..,......... J. C. O'Neal........................... 3.02
dredges of the Lot 1 Block 173 ............ G. H. & Frances Small ............ 6.42 Lot 11 Block 362 ............ Rebecca Lutz .................000...... 2.85
The hydraulic Lot 2 Block 173 ............ D. F. Woodward .................... 4.38 Lot 12 Block 362 ............ Rebecca Lutz ........................... 2.85
Standard Dredging Company resumed Lot 15 Block 173 ............ Joseph W. Smith .................... 4.38 Lot 20 Block 362 ............. Adolph Tishler ...................... 3.70
work the middle of this week butt Lot 21 Block 173 ............ L. M. Harding ......................... 5.40 Lot 21 Block 362 ...........: Adolph Tishler ......:..._........... 3.70
, the draglines on the MacWilliama Lot 24 Block 173 ............ C. E. Shaw .......................... 6.25 Lot 28 Block 362 ............ Hattie S. Baker .................... 3.70
, MacKenzie jobs are expected to Lot 3 Block 175 ............ J. P. Grieves ............................. 3.02 Lot 29 Block 362 ............ Hattie S.. Baker ......._............ 3.70
and : two ?or three Lot 4 Block 175 ............ J., P. Grieves ...............t............ 3.02 Lot 30 Block 362 ........... N. B. O'Kelley ........................ 3.70
be down for. another Lot 6 Block 175 ............ Minerva D. Sharder ................ 3.02 Lot 32 Block 362 ............ Mrs. Rena F. Jacobi ......_..... 3.70
,;'. weeks. MacWilliams' Marion and Lot 8 Block 175 ............ Joseph Walton Smith ..........., 3.02 Lot 36 Block -362 ............ r Mrs. V. E, Jacobs ..................: 5.40
floating plant in Hicpochee are the Lot 20 Block 175 ......... 0. H. Berner ............................ 3.19 Lot 12 Block 363 .......... A. M. Coleman ..._.................:. 2.68
only two machines working on their Lot 21 Block 175 .......... C. H. Berner ............:............... 4.381 ot 14 Block 363 .........:.. 'A'. R. Griffiths .................... 3.19
contract at this time. Lot 2 Block 176 ............ J. V. Shasky ............................ 3.70 I Lot 24 Block, 363 ............ Mrs. E. A. Schult ................ 19.00
The United States Sugar Corpor- Lot 3 Block 176 ............ Mrs V. E: Jacob .................... 3.70 Lot 24 Block 365 ............ Edward Boyer .............:.......... 2.85
reported the following'rain- Lot 4 Block 176 ............ Allen E. Heyson ...................:,, 3.70 I Lot 1 Block 367 ......:..... Mrs E. A. Schult .................... 42.80
ation of the Lot 6 Block 176 ............ J. Clinton Moorman ................ 3.70 Lot 2 Block 367 ............ Mrs. E. A. Schult .................... 24.10
.<; fall for the first three days. ,I Lot 8 Block 176 ............ Victor' J. Robins, Sr. ............ 3.70' Lot 3 Block 367 ......:..... Mrs. E. A. Schult .................... '13.90
1< week at their camps in the western Lot 10 Block 176 ............ Mrs. E. A. Schult .................... 3.70 Lot 4 Block. 367 ............ !Mrs E. A. Schult .................... 13.90
. division: Benbow, 1.30 ; Liberty ot 11 Block 176 ............ Mrs E. A.. Schult .................... 3.70 Lot 5 Block 367 ............ John O. Stendall. ....000000.......... 2.34
a Point, 1.65 ; Clewiston, 2.69 ; Bare Lot. 12 Block 176 ............ Mrs. E. A. Schult .................... 3.70 Lot 9 Block 367 ............ O.I.. Benson ..........._............ 2.34
Beach, 3.03 ; Miami Locks, 2.39 ; and Lot 13 Block 176 ............ Mary S. Cooper ...................... 3.70 Lot 10 Block 367 ............ Emil Hunsbourg .................... 2.68
South Bay 1.75 inches. The averagefor Lot 14 Block 176 ............ Lucille A. Lewis .................... 3.70: Lot 11 Block 367 ............ Robert B. Martin .................... 2.6S
the Eastern Division was none Lot '16 Block 176 ............ Ella M. Johnson .........:.......... 3.70 Lot 13 Block 367 ............ E. W. Hathaway ..........:......... 2.68
.8 inch on Monday and Lot '20 Block'' 176 ............ Dora Gimple .......................... 3.70 Lot 15 Block 367 ............ Mrs. E. A. Schult .......:............ 53.00
on Sunday, Lot 21 Block 176 ............ Gustave C. Voss .................... 3,70 I Lot 16 Block 367 ............ '' Mrs. E. A. Schult .....:........_.... 53.00(
.79 inches on Tuesday. Lot 22 Block 176 ............. Ruth R. Beardsley ............... 3.70 Lot 17 Block 367 ........::.. Milam A. Farah .................... .268
Lot 23 Block 176 ....:....... D. J. Johnson ........................ 3.70 Lot 20 Block 367 ............ Frank E. Miller .................... 2.68
Rardin Wins- I Lot 24 Block 176 ............ A. V. Bristow....................... 4.55 Lot 11 Block 368' ............ Esther Warren :....................... 3.3G ,
I Lot 26 Block 1"76.......:.... S. M. Paulson ........................ '3.70 Lot 13 Block 369 ......_..... Mrs. Charlotte E. Dorn ...........3.70
Lot 28 Block 176 ............ E. W. Hathaway .................... 3.19 Lot 14 Block 369 ............ ? Mrs. Charlotte E. Dorn ...........3.70
(Continued from page 1) Lot 32 Block 176 ............ Frank H. Roach .................... 3.19 Lot 15 Block 369 ......_..... Mrs. Charlotte E. Dorn ....___....3.70
for representative. Of these fifteen Lot 36 Block 176 ............ Ruth R. Beardsley............... 3.70 Lot 16 Block 369 ............ Mrs. Charlotte E. Dorn ...........3.70
and Beck five, Lot 6 Block 195 ............ Walter Jussell ............:........... 3.70 Lot 17 Block 369 ............ Mrs. Charlotte E. Dorn ..........:3.70
received ten
Rardin six Lot 10 Block 195 ............ Janet J. Stockbridge ............ 3.70 I Lot 24 Block 369 ............ ti L. :M.: Harding ___..............__..... 3.70
giving Rardin the victory by Lot 23 Block 195 ............ Chas. W., Keenan .................... 4.55 I Lot 25 Block 369 ............ Guy Pearl .....m..m.m...::.. 3.70
votes. Lot 24 Block 195 ............ J. W. Ezelle .......................... 4.04 Lot 26 Block 369 ............ L. M. Harding ............".......... 3.70
On the other side of Hendry coun- Lot 4 Block 196 ......,...... "Thomas B.,, Hall ,...............: ... 3.70 f Lot 34 Block 369 ............. Elmer G. Case ........................ 3.70
ty in Glades, the representative race: Lot 5 Block 196, ............. Blanche Dean ........................ 3.70 Lot 35 Block 369 ............. Elmer G. Case ....._....._.......:.... 3.70
also hinged on the final count of Lot 6 Block 196 ............ Maurice E. Vaslow ................ 3.70 I Lot 14 Block 370 ............ J. C. Vickery .........._._............. 3.19J. ,
absentee ballots and resulted in an- Lot 7 Block 196 ............ Ella A. Hugent '........................ 3.70 Lot 15 Block 370 ............. C. Vickery ............___...._...... 2.85
Lot 8 Block 196''' ............ Ella A. Hugent ........................ 4.55 Lot 18 Block 370 ............ Bertha A. Taylor .................... 2.85
other six-vote win by J. H. Peeplesof
Lot 18 Block 196 ......,...... Mrs. Mary G. Smith ................ 4.55 Lot 38 Block 370 ............ Ethyl I. Button ..______............ 3.70
Citrus Center over L. L. Hooker Lot 19 Block 196 ......,...... Mrs Mary G. Smith ................ 4.04 Lot 1 Block 371 .......___.. Mrs. T. B. Lord ___.........000.._.. 2.85
of Lakeport. Mr. Peeples was five Lot 4 Block 201 ............ Claflin Garst .......................... 3.70 Lot '15 Block 372 ............ Cornelius Bodine ..._................ 2.34
rotes in the lead when the votes Lot 5 Block 201 ............ ,S. C. Beraner ..:....................... 3.70 Lot 2 Block 374 .::......... H. F. Conway ..........._..........-. 2.00
were counted Tuesday night and Lot 6 Block 201 ............ E. J. Malone .......................... 3.70 Lot 4' Block 374 ___......... Mrs. Mary Ellen Neu ___.......:. 2.00
when canvassing board countedthe Lot 7 Block 201 ............ H. R. Hopkinson .................... 3.70 Lot 5 Block 374 ............ Mrs. Mary Ellen Neu ....._...... 2.00
twenty-three absentee ballots Lot 9 Block 201 ............ W. E. Votava ........................ 3.70 Lot 6 Block 374 ............ Mrs. Mary .Ellen Neu: ___......... 2.00
this morning twelve 'votes went to Lot 11 Block 201i ............ M. B. Rothrock .................... 3.70 Lot 7 Block 374 ............ Mrs Mary Ellen Neu ............ 2.00
Peeples and eleven to Hooker. Lot 20 Block 201 ............ Mrs. L. K. Muir .................... 3.70 Lot 10 Block 377 .........___ Mrs. Frank C. Deegon ............ 2.68
Lot 34 Block 201 ............ M. Koenigsburg .....................; 3.02 Lot 15 Block 377 '............ R. A. Lilley .............-............... 3.36
Lot 36 'Block 201 ............ S. C. Beranek ........................ 4.55 Lot 31 Block 377 ............ G. C. Voss ................___..___........ 2.09
Engineers ToContinued -. Lot 1 Block 202 ............ George Heinz ........................ 4.55 Lot 32 Block 377 ............ Mrs. Mary E. Moon .................2.00Lot
Lot 4 Block' 202 ............ Walter F. Carrie .................... 3.02 33 Block 377 ............ Mrs. Mary E. Moon ...._..........2.00
( from page 1) Lot 5 Block 202 ............ Walter F. Carrie .................... 3.02 Lot 34 Block 377 ........__.. A. V. Bristow....................... 2.00
Lot 10 Block 202 ............ Florence O'Meara .................. 3.70 Lot 17 Block 378 .......... Agnes Bitzner ....___......000........ 7.10
ebarge of the revetment work under Lot 11 Block 202 ............ \ Mrs. Frank C. Deacon ............ 3170 Lot 18 Block 378 ........___. Mary Hayes Doris:: ..000........... 27.50
Lot ...... .. _..... ............___ ..............
H. 0. Peters, associate engineer. Mr. 12 Block 202 ............ Mrs. Frank C. Deacon ...... 3.70 Lot 19 Block 378 ... W. R. Hay : 27.50
Lot 13 Block 202 ........ James J. Carroll .................... 3.70 Lot 2 Block 381 ............ Lillian Horlitz ........__.............. 2.00
'move from
JfcLure is expected to
Lot 14 Block 202 ............ Margie Conway..................... 3.70 I Lot 4 Block 381 ............ Otto H. Schuler .....---............ 2.34
Ocala immediately.The Lot 1 Block 203 ............ A. Reinert .............................. 7.10 Lot 5 Block 381 ___......... S. M. Paulson ................___........2.34
rock retaining wall will be Lot 2 Block 203 ...........: J. P. Grieves ........................ 4.55 Lot 10 Block 383 ___........: Mrs. Dora Gimpel.................... 2.00
built first along the toe of the leveeat Lot 3 Block 203 ............ Dora Gimpel ,............................ 4.55 Lot 11 Block 383 ............ C. E. Stedman ...............:........ 2.00
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the spots where the erosion has Lot 4 Block 203 ............. T' B. A. Doerk ............................ 4.55 Lot 22 Block 383 :........... D. R. McEachron .........000.....___ 2.17 .,
been the worst and this will be filled Lot 6 Block 203 ............ Mrs. Emily Rickmeyer. ............ 4.55 Lot 23 Block 383 ...:........ D. R. McEachron .......___.......... 2.17
I. in with dirt by the draglines. Lot 11 Block 203 ............ F. W. -Iverson ......... .............. 4.04 Lot 24 Block 383 000......... W. S. Harvel......................... 2.68
Lot 12 Block 203 ............ Helen S. Sadtler .................... 4.04 Lot 13 Block 385 ....'........ Mrs. L. O. Holdsworth &
This will rebuild the levee berm and
Lot 17 Block 203 ........ Crumble Davis ...................:.... 4.89 Robert J. Olsen ___............. 7.40
give a rock wall to break wave action Lot 18 Block 203 ............ Julia Sharlcey ........................ 4.04 Lot 14 Block 385 ............ Mrs. L. O. Holdsworth &
from the open lake and prevent Lot 19 Block 203 ............. Mary King .............................. 4.04 Robert J. Olsen ....___......... 7.40
erosion. Lot 20 Block 203 ............ Ella Kane ................................ 4.04 Lot 15 Block 385 ............ Mrs. L. 0. Holdsworth.&
Lot 22 Block 203 ............ Laura A. Logan .................... 4.04 Robert J. Olsen ................ 7.40
Everglades Boards Lot 26 Block 203 ............ Joseph W. Smith .................... 4.04 Lot 16 Block. 385 ..000:...... Mis. L. O. Holdsworth & '
Lot 1 Block 204 ............ Emily Rickmeyer .................... 3.70 Robert J. Olsen ............._.. 7.40
Lot 2 Block 204 ....!....... Emily Rickmeyer .................... 3.02 Lot 17' Block 385 ...:........ Mrs. L. O. Holdsworth &
Win In.'t.Le.vee Suit Lot 3 Block 204 ............ Mrs. Grace E. Coffee ............... 3.02 Robert J. Olsen ___............. 21.00
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', ," 1'' ; Lot 4 Block 204 ...:........ Mrs. H. A. Rosenthal........... 3.70 Lots; 1 & 2 Block 389 .... : C. E. Miner ............'.............. 12.20
\ Lot 5 Block 204' ............ C. A. Pretzal ........_00................. 3.70 Lot 2 Block 396 ...:...000.. Jessie .L. Kuderling ..-............. 1.66
West Palm Beach, Fla., June 25. Lot 8 Block 204 ............ Anna E. Anderson ..............:. 5.40 Lot 15 Block 403 ............ W. E. Chenet .........._............. 2.00
Finding that the duty of the Everglades Lot 11 Block 204 ..........? Miss Bessie Reardon ............ 3.70 Lot 11 Block '405 ........000. K. Watkins ........................ 3.70
Drainage and South Floi->- Lot-13-Block; 204 ............ Edwin G. Boon ........................ 3.70 Lot. 4 Block 411 ............ ., L.. E. 'Ecklund ..............___....___. 2.34
ida Conservancy districts to furnish Lot"2 Block 207, ............. Lillian H. Wright .................... 3.36 Lot 5 Block 411. "moo"". A. G. Farnquist -................... 2.34
water control is one that is "prior Lot 3 Block 207 ............ Charles W. Wright ................ 3.36 Lot 6 Block 411 ............ L. L. Lynn ...............__........... 2.34
and paramount" to land Lot 4 Block 207 .........:.. Mrs. Minnie J. Starice ............ 3.36 Lot 24' Block 411 ............ Georgia G. Kuhlman ........____.. ''2.00
transportation Lot 6 Block 207 .........:.. Helen M. Hathaway............... 3.36 Lot 1 Block 412 ......___... ,. Clewiston Laundry Co. .......... 42.80
Circuit court has enjoined the Lot 7 Block 207 .......it.:.. George M. Garber .................. 3.36 Lot 4 Block 412 ............ Joseph W. Smith ..000..000.._____ 2.00 ,
Palm Beach county commission from Lot 11 Block 207 ............ A. B. Farnquist .................... 3.36 Lot 11 Block 412- ........:... A. J. Welders ..... .:..._.....___ 2.00
interfering with the districts' work, of Lot 13 Block 207 ........:.... ;" .' Francis' D. Nixeman, Trustee 3.70 Lot 12 Block 412 ___......... A. J. Wilders ......................... '2.00
levee building on the northeast bankof Lot 19 Block 207 ...........: >, .: Amelia M. Hall ........................ 3.02 Lots 15, 16, Block 412 .... :' J. B. Siegler .........-..............' 22.40
the Hillsboro canal. Lot 20 Block 207 ............ .- James F. Carroll :................... 3.02 Lot 21 Block 412 .:.......... W. G. Ames ....:.........._...........: 3.70
The commission several months Lot 22 Block 207 ............ .,. Marie Pavlik .......................... 3.02 Lots 26, 27, Block 412 .... Mabel Francis ........m..m___... 3.70
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filed suit to Lot 23 Block 207 ............ ... Marie Pavlik .......................... 4.38 Lots 1, 2, Block 414 ....:... Wells-Royal Lumber Co. ___..m 30.90
ago prevent the district Lot 1 Block 208 ............ R. H.. Isaacs ............................ 4.38 Lot 40 Block 415 ...._.-1..... L. M. Haiding ...........000.......... 2.34 I
from blocking a county road right Lot 2 Block 208 ............ R. H. Isaacs ............................ 3.02 Lot 21 Block 417 Ida .L. Curtis ......m.......__......._.. 3.02
L. of way with their levee operations Lot 3 Block 208 ............ W. A. Isaacs,: ...................... .30 Lot 22 Block 417 :::::::::::: Ida L. Curtis .....:000.-....__.... \ '3.02.
there but these proceedings were Lot 4 Block 208 ............. W. A. Isaacs $:.':;:::!'...*................... .30 Lots 8, 9, Block 418 ..... F. J. Laird .....................__...._ 3:36
i' dropped when the district sued to Lot 5 Block 208 ............ W. P. Didlake :?:*. .' :' *............... 30 Lot ID I Block 422 ___......... Hollis Lazier .......................... 3.02
enjoin the county from interfering.Since Lot 6 Block 208 ............ W. P. Didlake ....:.!!'J? .......... 2.34 Lot 20 Block 422 ............ Hollis Lanier m.u..... 3.02 .-
there is not Lot '7 Block 208....!.....__ Lawson Payne .........:...:.??. f..'; 2.34 Lot 21 Block 422 ............ Hollis Lanier .......:...........__..... 3.02
both levee enough land for Lot 8 Block 208 ............ M. Huie ...........................:..!.."...' .2.34 Lot 22 Block 422 000...._.... Hollis Lanier .................:..:..... 3.02
and road, the court found, Lot 9 Block 208 ............ J. W. Huie .......................:.7.1' '42.34 Lot 23 Block 422 .._...._.... Hollis Lanier .....000..000.' .... 3.02 demands for both road and levee Lot 10 Block 208 ............ J. W. Huie ............................ 2.34 Lot 24 Block 422 ........... Hollis Lanier .......................... 3.02
right of way cannot be reconciled.It Lot 11 Block '208 ............ John C. McCoy..................... 2.34 I Lot 27 Block 422 Elmer GJCa er....................... 3.02
ruled, however, that the para- Lot. 24 Block :208 ............ H. F. Bycroft ........................ 3.02 Lot '28. Block 422 ::::::k::::: Elmer GCase ....................... 3.70
mount duty of water control ,entitlesthe Lot 25 Block 208 ............ Emma Willard .:...................... 3.02 Lot 1 'Block, 423 ........__.:. : Adolph Tishler .........:............... 3.70
drainage districts to proceed Lot 26 Block 208 ............ Emma Willard ........................ 3.02 Lot 23 Block ,423 ......m... ,Frank A. Clelancl :...!:.............. 3.02
with their job. The decree pointedout Lot 28 Block 208 ............ Miss Caroline Pajlik ..........._.. 3.02 Lot 24 Block 423 ......___.... Frank A. Clelandj 5r............ 3.02 '
that while it might be Lot 29 Block 208 ............ Miss Caroline Pajlik .............. 3.02 I Lot 25 Block 423 ........ Bert Powell "m"_'._.....:................ 3.02
obtain another road possibleto Lot: 27 Block 354 .........: Mrs. H. S. Sadler .............:...... 3.02 : Lot 26 Block 423 ........ .. Bert Powell ................_........... 3.02
other right of way, Lot 28 Block 354 ..........? Mrs. H. S. Sadler .................... 3.02 Lot 27 Block 423 .i. -.4!**."... H. R. Hopkinson .................... 3.02 r
no canal levee area is available Lot 29 Block 354 ............ Alice Grothrock ......._.............. 3.02 I Lot 28 Block 423'5Kr.! Elmer G. Case "'000000.......___....... 3.02
or usable. -Miami Herald Lot 30 Block 354 ............ Mrs. H. S. Sadler .................... 3.02 I Lot 29 Block 423 ..l'::"...... Elmer G. Case ........................ 3.02
i Lot 31 Block 354' ............ Mrs H. S. Sadler .................... 3.02 I Lot 44 Block 423 ............ .,, Mrs. A. M. Jones .................... 3.70 :
Murphy Carries Three Lot 33 Block 354 ............ J. K. Baker .......!i.................... 44.50 Lot 35 Block 446 ............ "iJR ii Jordan Eilers ...-..................... 3.70
Lot 1 Block 355 ...:........ John S. Banks .:.:.................... 3.02 Lot 36 Block 446 .000........ t Jordan Eilers ....-..:.................. 4.55
Counties Lot 17 Block 355 ....:'....... Mary A. Cronin 'u.................. 2.68 Lot 13 Block 448 ............ )a; Mamie H. Blacksmith ............ 2.85
For Senator Lot 22 Block 355 ............ J. Woodyard Sutpnan ............ 3.02 Lot 10 Block 453 ............ Lilyan S. Cook ........................ 3.70
Lot 23 Block 355 ............' Olaf Olsen ................................ 3.02 Lot 11 Block 453 .....000.... Lilyan S. Cook .......-..........;.:.... 3.70
t (Moore Haven Democrat Lot 28 Block 355 ............ Mrs. H. J. Warner ................ 3.02 Lot 12 Block 453 ............ Lilyan S. Cook ........................ '3.70
H.. G. Murphy Lot: 44 Block 355 ....:...... Mary Zimmerman ..................' 2.68 Lot 13 Block 453 000.""".." Lilyan S. Cook ........---............. 3.70
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from present State Senator Lot 25 Block .356 ............ II. Bulk .................................. 3.02 Lot 14 Block 453 ............ Lilyan S. Cook ......:................. 3.70
the Twenty-Seventh' Dis- Lot 26 Block 356 ......:..... H. Burk .....:............................ 3.02 Lot 15 Block 153 ............ Lilyan S. Cook ................---..... 3.70
trict, retained his position after stiff Lot 28 Block 356 ............ Julia L. Sharkey................... 3.02 Lot 33 Block 453 ............ H. L. Gramstadt ......._........... 3.70 1.
opposition, carrying every county Lot 39 Block 356 .......00... Elmer' G. Case .000.................... 3.02 Lot 9 Block 495 ............ Jlobert Espie, Jr. .........---........ 2.34 ,J -
in the district with the exception of Lot 40 Block 356 .:......... Elmer G. Case ........................ 3.02 Lot 10 Block 495 ............ Mrs. M. L. Portteus ....... 2.34 .' .n'
Glades to poll a majoiity of 959 Lot 41 Block 356 ............ Elmer G. Case ........................ 3.02 Lot 12 Block 495 ............ .. Henry votes over C. A. Boyd of Arcadia. Lot 9 Block 357 .,..:......... Alice A. Menge ......._................ 3.02 Lot 13 Block 495, ..........__ Henry & Annie Payette ..'...... 3.02 J
Glades county gave Boyd 472 Lot 22 Block 357 ........_... Helen S. Sadler .............000..... 4.55 Lot 14 Block 495 Claude L. Becket .......'............. 3.02
rotes to Murphy's 441, lead Lot, 3 Block 358 :...:....... O. H. Schuler ........................ 3.02 Lot 15 Block 495 :::::::::::: Annie L. Marshall/...... ........_ S.02
votes. Highlands 'a of 31 Lot 4 Block 358 ............ Marjorie L. Durgin' ................ 3.02 Lot 16 Block 495 ............ Tillie Pavlik .......-...--............. 2.3t
Murphy county went for Lot 5 Block 358 ............ David R. Larsen .................... 3.02 Lot 9 Block 198 ............ Mary C. Sims .......................... 2.00
by the narrow margin of Lot 15 Block 358 ............ Mrs. E. A. Schult ................ 7.10 Lot 10 Block 498 ........__.. G, W. Fuquay .....u..m__.......... 2.00
twenty votes, the county being 1390 Lot 16 Block 358 ............ '. Mrs. E. A. Schult ................ 7.10 Lot 12 Block 498 ............ Mrs. Marjorie Conway........... 2.00
for Boyd and 1410 for Murphy. De- Lot: 17 Block 358 ............ Mis. E. A. Schult .................... 17,30 Lot 14' Block 498 ....,...___e' Mrs. Marjorie Conway........... 2.00
|t Soto county, Boyd's home county, Lot: 21 Block 358 .......000.. Anna J. Kuhlman ................ 3.70 I Lot 15 Block 498 .:.;........ Edith Taylor .................-......... 2.00
gave him 1193 votes while Murphywon Lot[ 22 Block 358 ............. Anna J. Kuhlman :............... 3.87\ Lots 24, .25, Block 80 .... Thomas G. Darnell ......u......._ 2.68 \ '
out with 1306. Hardee county, L6t: 23 Block 358 ............ L. M. Harding .................?.... 4.55 Lot 7 Block 505 ............ Mrs. L. O. Holdsworth ..:;........ 1.15 i
with the largest vote in the district Lot[ 25 Block 358 ............ Edith A. Becker ...._............... 3.70 Lot 14 Block 505 ............ Mrs\ :, E. C. Norton Dawson .... 1.15 ,
and the honje of Lot: 29 Block 358 ............ Marjorie L. Durgin ................ 3.70 Emery Fluckinger & Marie .
Murphy county Senator Lot 41 Block 358 ............ Henry J. Stephens ................ 3.02 Lot 7 Block 544 ............ Reindels-Bacher .................. 1.45 .;
gave Boyd 1255 votes and Lot: 42 Block 358 ............ Henry J. Stephens ................ 3.02 Lot 4 Block 550 ............ W. T. Frith _........................... v 1.15 .'
Murphy 2112.. -. Lot[ 43 Block 358 ............ Hilda Toenberg ....r.-. 3.02 Fruit Growers Express ........ 1.32.v. : .

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