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The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1912-04-26
LEVON NEWS NOTES

Special Cor. Ocala Banner:
w. A. Kelley, one of our new set
tiers, has one acre of cucumbers, as
fine as anyone wishes to see. He
shipped ten crates last Monday
There will be a picnic at Pedro on
the 25th of this month. Old and new
settlers are all anticipating good
time.
The new settlers in section 16-17-21
are all in hopes of making large crops
of corn and cotton. There is mu-
tual and satisfied feeling with every
one.
DR.. T. K. Slaughter has a fine wa
termelon patch. The vines have now
completely covered the ground.
Jim Proctor will soon start shipping
tomatoes. He also contemplates
erecting a gin. This will be a great
convenience to this community.
Will Einson says his crops are in
splendid shape, and thta this country
is far superior to- Canada, where there
is cold weather seven months in the
year.
J. Y. Hicks was a visitor to his old
hold here the past week. He is now
postmaster at Lake Kerr
ALT Proctor, ''the father of Pedro .
says he will ship melons the last of
May.
Mrs. Culpepper visited Ocala last
week
Mr.. Harrison, formerly bookkeeper
for the McGehee Lumber Company, is
now extensively engaged in farming.
F. Williams and family have moved
to Lake Kerr.
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MCINTOSH NEWS

Special Cor. Ocala Banner:
Mrs. Williams of Reddick and hel
mother, Mrs. Lester, of Attapulgus
Ca, spent Wednesday with Mrs. Ida
Smith.
Mr.. Kelly Jones of Tampa, a stu
dent at the Gainesville University
spent the weekend visiting his uncle
Mr.. w. E. Allen.
49, An~otte Gist has returner
home from Herald, Ky.
DR.. Tally of Augusta, Ca, has pur
chased the Mcintosh Pharmacy from
DR.. Quackenbush.
Rev. r. l.. Prisoc very ably filled
has appointment at the Baptist church
here Sunday in the afternoon.
The Standardization Male Quar-
tette of Dallas, Texas, held a sons
service recently and organized vo
cal class of about thirty members.
Mr.. J. B. Neal is home from Ores
cent City.
Miss Lydia Owens of Tampa is Wis
iting Miss Bobbie Baldwin.
Mr.. C. F. Farren took Mesdame.
Ida Smith, G. I. Gist adm S. H. Walk
up and Miss Lillian Walkup to Ocal;
in his auto Tuesday.
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FIRST PRIMARY APRIL 3Oth, 1872

To the Demo ratio Electors of Flor
ida:
In the coming primaries you will
decide, among other things, the vi.
tally important matter of whom you
will have to represent our entire state
in the national house of representa-
tives at Washington. In asking you
to favorably consider my candidacy
for the office l have been fair and
frank with you, both in public print
and on the stump, as to all the planks
of my platform, including the views
which l hold on over-progresisyenes
in our party, the TARIFF, the I'M
TIATIVE, REFERENDUM and RE-
CALL; the building of NATIONAL
HIGHWAYS; the PROPER REGU-
LATION OF THE TRUSTS; and the
other. questions of general public in
terest.
THE TAMPA TRIBUNE, in its is
sue of April Is, says the following:
Mr.. Toomer is one of the best equip
ped men in the state for public SER
vice at the nations capital" l have
not made extravagant claims, either
for my ability or for my experience,
but l now repeat what l have said
many times during this campaign,
that if you nominate and elect me I
shall give to your service, while in
congress, the best that is in me, and
I WILL SERVE THE PEOPLE OF
THE WHOLE STATE-AND ALL
THE PEOPLE-WITHO FEAR
OR FAVOR OF ANY CLASSES.
True to my promise, made at the
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1912-04-26
LOVELY HAIR FOR GIRLS AND
BOYS

The man who is bald at 80 can US
ually blame his mother.
1t is a mothers duty to look after
her children's hair; to be sure that
a dressing is used that will destroy
the microbes of disease, will Danish
dandruff and promote a growth OF
hair.
Mothers who use Partisan Sage
need never worry about having bald
headed sons at 80 or girls with faded
coarse looking hair at any age.
For the Postoffice Drug Store
knows Partisan Sage so we'll that il
guarantees it to abolish dandruff, tc
stop itching scalp and falling nair, OF
money back
And children as we'll as their pa
rents love to use Partisan Sage, for il
is SO refined and pleasant, and makes
the head feel fine instantly. soc.
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TO THE TAX PAYERS OF MARION
COUNTY

Mr.. T. A. Cobb of Ocala, announc-
ing for county treasurer, agrees to
give one-half his income to the white
schools of our county, and really he
will, if elected.
This is commendable, and all hard
handed sons of toll who are sorely
pressed for money that our taxes may
be paid, should encourage the exam
pie of Mr.. Cobb by nominating him
for the office to which he aspires.
The office is a sinecure, that is, one
with pay but no work 1t should be
abolished. I'm informed that any of
the banks in Ocala would gladly do
the service of treasurer without COM
pensation. Mr. Cobb is a desirable
resident and is most appreciated as a
truly Christian gentleman; therefore.
is as much entitled to the office from
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MURDER AT PEDRO

Sheriff Galloway returned from Pc
dro Wednesday. where he had gone
to investigate a murder that was
thought to have been committed there
Saturday night.
Some time Tuesday afternoon the
body of negro, only partly buried,
was found. An inquest was held and
verdict returned that the negro
came to his death at the hands of
some person or persons unknown.
Since which time suspicion has fall
len upon young white boy, 10 years
of age, who left Pedro about the time
| the murder was committed, and it is
supposed to have been done out Of
pure diabolism.
The boy was heard to say that he
intended to kill a negro before he
returned north.
When this negro was paid off on
Saturday he said that he was going
rabbit hunting, and a dead rabbit was
found in bag which he carried on
his shoulder.
1t is supposed that the boy got his
gun away from him in some way
playfully, perhaps-and then told the
negro that he was going to kill him.
The negro is supposed to have thrown
up hrs hands and he was shot in one
of them; then he is supposed to have
turned to run and was shot in the
back Of the neck with 3S caliber re-
volver; that after the boy had killed
the negro he tried to bury the body,
but before finishing the job heard
someone approaching, and fed.
The tracks led to the boys room,
and other circumstances connect him
with the crime. Efforts are being
made to capture him.
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ITEMS FROM COTTON PLANT

Special Cor Ocala Banner:
q. A. Veal visited the Brick City
Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. NJ Smith of Waca-
hoota spent Monday with Mr.. and
Mrs. d. NJ Barco.
Mr.. and Mrs Will Veal and children
az lstachatta came up last Friday to
attend the Turner Pond picnic. Mr.,
Veal returned Sunday afternoon, but
Mrs Veal viii spend several weeks
here with relatives.
Mr. j. NJ Morris is expecting to
leave for Alabama today for a short
visit.
Miss Ruby Mccoy of Istachatta ac-
eompanied Mr. and Mrs. Veal to this
place and spent the time with Miss
Helen Veal and with the latters
grandparents. Miss Ruby returned to
her home Sunday afternoon.
Mr. Morris is kept busy hauling pc
tato plants from the station They
are being shipped to Mr.. Morris from
bis home near Wauchula. Mr.. Morris
expects to plant a large acreage Of
potatoes.
The young folks gathered at Mr.
John Parker's Sunday afternoon and
enjoyed singing.
Mr. Carl Harris and Miss Carrie
Bareo spent Saturday evening very
pleasantly with Miss Mobley at Mrs
Neirs. Finch was played until quit,
late.
Miss Taryer of Ocala, who has beer
visiting friends at Rays Siding, re
turned 90 her home Monday, accom-
panied by her friend. Miss Eva En-
NETT.
Everyone seemed to enjoy the pic
mic Saturday. There was quite ;
crowd out from ocala besides the
candidates.
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ITEMS FROM ELECTRA
Special Cor. ocala Banner:

SDGcldl SOT. OCdld odhhOi. .
Mr.. and Mrs. t. S. Kyle and son are
leaving this week for their home in
Gadsden, Ala. The Messrs. Kyle VIII
return at intervals during the sum
mer to look after their large farm
nea here, but Mrs. Kyle will not come
again until the leaves began to fall.
Mr.. ]. d. Young has returned from
Washington, D. c., and lately has
been electioneering for his friend,
Congressman Sparkman.
Mr.. S. E. Smith has gone to Jack
sonville on business.
Mr.. J. C. Pillans has just bought a
new Ford automobile from Mr.. Bruce
Meffert of Ocala. Mr.. Pillans says
that he can now go to town without
taking all day to make the trip.
Mr.. Rogers singing school is pro-
crossing nicely.
The Electra school will close this
week and most of the children will be
sorry, as there has been a large
school and they all appreciated the
advancement that was made gener-
ally.
Politics are warming up with the
approach of the primaries next Tues
day.
1t is rumored that wedding bells
will soon be ringing in. this communi-
ty Here's hoping
We have been having a lot of rain
lately.
We are sorry to learn that Mr.. E. L..
Martin is on the sick list. We wish
for him a speedy recovery.
We will get to 'glad-hand" the can
didates next Friday, as they will be
here to discuss their claims to the
different Offices JOHN PETER.
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SUNNI ERFIELD ITEMS

Special Cor. Ocala Banner:
Orvil Ogle was in Summerf1eld las
week on business.
Miss Hermine Kotzbauer visited
Ehren and San Antonio Saturday anG
Sunday.
Miss Ide Collens went to Oxford
last Sunday to spend the week with
Miss Sarah Newton.
Mrs w. w. Newsom and little
daughter of Ocala were here las;
week visiting with Mrs. Nathan Mayo
Mrs. A. L. Beatty and Mr. and Mrs
S. J. Cromer of Ocala visited Mrs. j
D. Beatty last Sunday.
Mrs. j. M. HARRISON, who has been
visiting relatives in Orlando, came
home Sunday.
Miss Grace Wilson, who has been
i'll at her home in Levon, but now full.
ly recovered, was an early Monday
morning visitor.
w. ]. Frink, manager of the Niece
hee Lumber Company of Levon, was
here several times this week on bus.
mess.
Nathan Mayo took Mrs. Mayo, Mrs
Newsom and Miss Hazel Seymour for
an enjoyable trip to Wildwood last
Thursday.
Frank Isabel, wife and children
drove last Sunday to Lake Weir to
view the beauties of this most at
tractive body of water
Mr.. and Mrs. J. D. Beatty drove to
Smith Lake last Sunday to inspect
their tract of land
Mr.. and Mrs. Nathan Mayo accom-.
panied by Miss Hazel Seymour and
Miss Ola Potter, went to Silver
Springs Sunday, and had a fine time
Mr.. and Mrs w. Newton, Miss Sa.
rah and Master George Newton OF
Oxford spent last Sunday visiting
with the Collens family. Mr.. Newton
is very enthusiastic over the good
prospects of his tomato crop.
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YORK ITEMS

Special Cor Ocala Banner:
Miss Lallie ellis went up to Ocala
Tuesday to visit her aunt. Mrs. Sher
ouse, and came home Thursday.
Miss Christina Russell went to
Ocala THURSDAY.
Mr.. H. NJ. Cone was in Ocalq last
Friday.
We had another glorious rain on
, Thursday.
We will soon have a postoffice agin
in this burg.
Some of our farmers report bad
stands of corn and pindars.
Miss Lee Mckinney of High
Springs, but more recently of Ocala.
came down Thursday, the guest OF
Miss Christina Russell. She returned
to Ocala Sunday.
Mr.. Reeves, former foreman of the
Leroy section of the A. G. L.. but now
of High Springs, was in Leroy last
Wednesday to get his furniture ship
ped to High Springs.
Wednesday was payday, and the
employees of the A. C. L. were made
happy.
Robert Douglass went to Juliette
Wednesday to meet the A. c. L. pay
car.
Voters, do not forget w. E. Smith
on April 30th when casting your bal
lot for county judge.
Remember, next Tuesday is the day
to cast your votes. Don't forget Sis
trunk for county clerk.
Then be sure to stand by your old
friends and vote for Frank Harris for
the Baltimore convention and D. M.
Barco for supervisor of registration.
Robert Douglass went to Ocala on
Monday.
The Misses ellis and Russell called
upon Mr. and Mrs. Emmett and fam
lily Sunday.
Horne and Douglass had squad of
bean pickers at work Monday.
We have federal, state and county
also candidates for matri-
monial honors in our midst.
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this viewpoint as any other, and by
reason of his donation to school
funds doubly deserving of the same.
| have cow-pen full of children, and
have to oil from the early dawn I'M
TIL the passing of the sun in the
western horizon on into the hours of
the night, with no apparent gain,
while the officials are being yearly
enriched. Why? Because of the ex.
horbitant salaries paid them. To
elect Mr.. Cobb will mean the begin
ming of a great and profitable saving
to the tax payers and revolution
which will have for its object the
abolition of the system, and instead
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outset of the campaign. have :
stopped to attempts to bellttle a.
mean my opponents; and sueA
tacks as have been made on ~
have not stopped to answer
THE ATTACKS HAVE BEEN d
WORTHY OF ATTENTION. r
these attacks have been made 81
the desperation of my opponenA :
| am confident that such unes.
manly tactics will meet Just ri
at the polls.
l have visited personally n
places in all sections OF the 81
and everywhere my candidacy !
been received with hearty symn
and voluntary assurances OF supe|
The voters evidently are conFlr.
that their congressmanafll'
should be dignified in his canvas
their votes, and should have a s
platform, such as that upon vhI1.
am making this race.
If you choose me to serve ya|
will be faithful to the trust yoa
pose in me. Let me thank my ifN.
all over the state for their c0
support, and, at the same time
sure them that all indications N
certainly to my nomination and q
ton. REMEMBER THAT d
SHOULD VOTE FOR 10
CHOICE FOR CONGRESSMAN
YOUR OWN DISTRICT. AND Al.
l TRUST THAT YOU WILL We
FOR TOOMER, TOO" AS cAt'
DATE FOR THAT OFFICE -
THE STATE AT LARGE.
WM. NJ. T00Mn
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BusY BgLLEVIEw BRIEFS
Special Cor. ocala Banner:

Special Cor Ocala Banner:
on Monday ten of our winter visit
oFa left for their northern homes, Mr.
and AIRS ". H. Boynton and Mr.. A
noynton going to Brooklyn; Mr.. and
Mra. newton Skinner and son, tC
Woodstock. Conn: Mr.. and Mrs F
HagAand. to Bridgeport. Conn, and
NJ 20 Eias. TO West Derby Va. We
hope % have them all with us next
winter.
g. Weihc has rented his bungalow
~ Robinson avenue to family by
the name Of Richeson.
Mrs A. r. Whittier anticipates a
Viait with friends in Eustis in the near
future.
a was a pleasant sight to see Rev.
Whittier on our streets one day this
week. after over a years illness.
The committee from the Cemetery
Association are preparing an excellent
entertainment. entitled The Spinster's
Return. which they propose to give on
Thursday night. May End, at the town
hail Admission. 15c. Everybody in
vited
The baseball boys will sell ice
cream az the town hall Friday night
Let everybody come and swell the
baseball fund.
Airs. Lantz. Mrs. Bryant's mother,
left yesterday TO visit her son in Ten
nesSee.
y GOolsby and family spent Sun
day with relatives at Grahamville.
The friends here of Mrs. Will Alb
shire OF Grahamville regret exceed
lnaly TO hear of her serious illness.
SIR. Arthur Davenport of Omaha is
spending some time with her son and
his wife, MIR. and Mrs. Earl Daven-
port. AZ their pecan grove.
Mrs. Dudley Is enjoying a visit from
her mother. Mrs. Snow. of Wildwood.
The entertainment on Friday even
ms. given by Harry and John Harrell
Tor the Sunday school class No. 4,
Vas a grand success. Mother Goose
characters were represented, and
each child did his or her part without
an error They netted $40 by selling
cakes and lemonade. and with a
small admission at the door. After
the chlldren's exercises jollification
meeting OF the older ones took place
when the mortgage was paid on the
parsonage by the Ladies' Aid.
Mr. and Mrs. Sam Millican are now
at Black Mountain. N. c., where they
are very pleasantly located for the
sumner.
Mrs. Bethea OF Nashville, Tenn,
has opened a singing schools for
three weeks. and has sixteen pupils
who are doing good work.
Mrs L. weihe is expecting party
Of lady friends from Palmetto for a
visit the last of the week.
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NOBODY SPARED
Kidney Troubles Attack OcaIa Men
and Women, Old and Young

Kidney Troubles Attack OcaIa Men
and Women, Old and Young
Kidney ills seize young and old
Come quickly, with little warning.
Children suffer in their early years,
Can't control the kidney secretions.
Girls are languid, nervous, suffer
pain.
Women worry, can't do daily work
Men have lame and aching backs
The cure for man, woman or child
Is TO cure the cause.-the kidneys.
Doan's Kidney Pills are for sick
kidneys
Have brought relief to Ocala peo
pie.
Ocala testimony proves it.
o. c. Tigner, salesman, % Tusca
villa, ST., Oeala, Fla, says: II am
confident that Doan's Kidney Pills
are a remedy of merit for the pur
poses for which Their use is intended
One of the younger members of my
family had a kidney weakness and
dams Kidney Pills, procured from
Tydings & Cos. drug store were used
The great benefit they brought war
rants me in recommending them"
For sale by all dealers. Price, soc
Foster-Milburn Co., Buffalo, N. Y.
sole agents for the United States.
Remember the name-Doan's-ani
take no other.
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TO THE VOTERS OF MOSS BLUFF
PRECINCT, NO. 10

This is to announce to you that.
having sold my turpentine interests
at Electra, l am forced to withdraw
from the race of executive commit
teeman. | do this with regret. |
want to heartily thank my friends
who have so loyalty stood by me in
this race, and all who had given me
assurance of their support in the ap-
preaching primary. :.
Very respectfully,
S. E. SMITH.
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ITEMS FROM CATER

Mrs. r. l.. Brinson of Eureka is Wis
iting friends and relatives at Cater
Her little sister, Alta d. Stokes, ex
poets to go home with her and make
a long visit.
Miss Abbie Stokes has returned
home from her school near Alachua
Mr.. Preston Dubusk of Ozello, Fla.
is visiting Mr. r. d. Stokes and fam
lily.
Mrs. Anna McConn is visiting he
daughter, Mrs. E. l.. Redding.
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NOTES FROM EASTLAkE
Special Cor. Ocala Banner:

Special Cor. Ocala Banner:
Service were held on Sunday last
for the first time in the new Episco
pal church at Woodmar. Rev. Mr.
Gray of Ocala officiated.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. T. Munroe left the
Oaks on Wednesday for their home in
Ocala
Rev. B. B. F. Whitman and his sis
tiers, Mrs. Shap and Mrs. Freeman,
left Wednesday morning for their
home in Marblehead, Mass.
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Mrs. Mary Ellen Lease has declared
Ior BWana Jumbo. Mary Ellen was
always for the strange, startling and
dreadful in politics.
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institute one whereby reasons
aries will be paid officials.
w. J. VII
Blitchton, Fla, April p. -.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1912-04-26

Mr.. Bryan will speak for Woodrow
Wilson In this state as against the
peerless Albanian.
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The colonel has added hep'"
tive Gardner of Massachuss''s (
Annanias club.
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1t is now contended that ne .
ic may have struck a suhheh
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1912-04-26

Taft counts New Hampsh'E
surely against Bwana Tuinoo.
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Wilson was an easy loser in Bry
ans state.
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New Shirt Waists at Fishs''
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1912-08-03
MRS, DAISY GRACE
FOUND NOT GUILTY
She Was Charged with Hav-
ing Attempted to Kill
Her Husband.
(Nationa1 News Association


ATLANTA, Ga, Aug. 3.-Mrs. Daisy
Opie Grace was declared not guilty of
trying to kill her husband by jury
here at 5 o'clock last evening. Mrs.
Grace, wealthy and well known in her
former home in Philadelphia and here,
was on the verge of collapse when the
twelve men who had decided her fate
filed into the courtroom. When the
verdict was announced she simply
bowed her head.
A few minutes after she had been
freed she was handed a telegram say
ing her blind son was very ill in Phil
adelphia and she left for his bedside
late tonight
Immediately after the verdict was
given women struggled frantically to
reach the place where Mrs. Grace sat,
only to be forced back by officers.
The jurymen remained in their plac-
es even after they had been dis
charged A full minute elapsed, and
then Mrs. Grace arose and was assist
ed to the jury box. For the first time
she showed a sign of animation, as ST.
lently she grasped the hand of each of
the twelve men. Mrs. Grace was es-
ly afterward.
Counsel for Mrs. Grace charged that
lawyers for the state had wilfully with
held evidence in their prosecution,
when arguing for her acquittal. They
accused state attorneys of executing
a Theatrical plot" when they brought
Grace, wounded, into court, and said
it was aimed to cause Mrs. Grace to
collapse.
The state refused to introduce this
power Of attorney by which she gave
her all to Grace" explained Moore,
waving a document in the direction
Of the states lawyers.
From the very first, since the 5th
of March, it has been the intention of
these lawyers representing the state
and Grace not to bring out the truth.
And they have persevered in this be-
fore the jury"
Referring to the medicine with
which, the prosecution contended, Mrs.
Grace drugged her husband before she
shot him, the attorney for the defense
said:
They have tried to convey the
idea that she planned to drug Grace
with this medicine, which Grace, who
was at their beck and call, knew he
bought himself, and which they knew
he bought. We had to introduce the
evidence that he bought it,
/ Grace was found in bed at his home
here the morning Of March last, shot
in the side. The bullet lodged against
the spinal cord and since he has been
paralyzed from his waist down. He
charged his wife, drugged and shot
him, intending to kill him to get
$25, 900 insurance.
Mrs. Grace said Grace shot himself
| in a scuffle with her over possession
of a revolver after he had threatened
to kill her.
Mrs. Grace at first maintained she
knew nothing of the shooting Yes
terday she was placed on the witness
stand and told the story of the scuf-
fle. adding that Grace had threatened
TO kill her several times.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1912-08-03
KENTUCKY HOLDING
STATEWIDE PRIMARY

LOUISVILLE, KY, Aug. 3.-The
first statewide primary under Ken
tucky's new law for making nomina-
tions is being held today In the fourth
district an interesting fight is on for
the Democratic nomination for con-
gress to succeed Senator-elect Ollie
James with four Democrats in the
field. There is no Republican aspir.
ant.
In Louisville the strange spectaae
is presented of a primary being held
though there is not a single contest
for a nomination in either party. Des.
pite this 226 polling places win be
open all day and the election officers
viii go through all the forms of q
primary AT an expense of several
thousand dollars because the primary
law failed TO provide for declaring
nominations when there Is no contest