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The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1913-01-15

Last spring the Orlando board of
trade offered four cash prizes
amounting to $3.50 TO the boys OF that
county who should raise the largest
crops of corn on an acre of ground.
At a meeting of the board a few
nights ago the report showed that
Mallory Welch of Apopka had won
the first prize and he was awarded
800. The second prize Of SO fell
to Emmett Russ of zellwood. Alfred
Link of Orlando won the third of
$50 and Lonnie Dean of Ovideo the
fourth, SIS.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1913-01-15
n STATE AZ
HAPPENINGS |
Nsws from FNir Florida Briefly Told

A squash weighing az pounds was
on exhibition in st. Augustine few
days ago. The squash was raised at
Mr.. Hobey's farm at Oakland.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1913-01-15

st. Cloud is to have a canning fac
tory. The plant VIII have O large ca
'pae4ty and be equipped to can to-
matoes. strawberries, beans, cabbage
and other things.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1913-01-15

The magnificent new home of the
Sarasota Yacht and Automobile club
will be formally opened tomorrow.
More than $1,000 worth of tasteful
furnishings are now being installed
in the pretty building.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1913-01-15

time because of the great amount of
express to load on. The outlook is
fine for good results this season.
Last year the Umstead Bros. cleared
$4,000 on tomatoes notwithstanding
the unfavorable year. They have
70 acres planted this year and will
doubtless make a good thing from
their crop this season.-Fort Lauder
dale Sentinel.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1913-01-15

sPass your weary mo.uents away
at p. c. Rodgers, Pool and Bill
lizards.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1913-01-15

An important capture was made by
Deputy Sheriff Charles Greene at
Hastings, when he landed J. P.
Green, a negro wanted on a charge
of assault with intent to murder. He
is now held at the county Jail pend
ing the preliminary hearing. The
negro seriously cut a negro woman
in an alteration at Roy about a
year ago and made his escape. The
officers have been searching for him
since then and when he turned up
at Hastings he was promptly nabbed.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1913-01-15

The pupils and faculty of the Ken
lucky Military institute have just ar
rived in Eau Gallie to spend the
winter near that city on it's fine
property across the river. The win
Ter months are spent there every
year by that institure.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1913-01-15

Beans. peppers and tomatoes are
being shipped already and in a short
while we will sea things moving. Al
ready the train Is running behind
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1913-01-15

Work on installing the sewerage
system in Live Oak is said to be
progressing nicely. About two miles
OF pipe have already been put in and
it is expected that the work will be
completed o month before the time
contract caIIa for. which is July 1.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1913-01-15

The woman's Town Improvement
association OF st. Petersburg has de-
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1913-05-01
Order of Publication.

STATE cdan 1F Of St, ss,e.,
la the Circuit Court. May Term, 1918. In
vacti'n. March :3th. siS.
Order Of Publication.
Ia b shelton Plaintiff,
Milton c. shelton Defendant.
The State OF Missouri to the above named de-
PENDANT. Greeting:
Now at his day comes the plaintiff herein.
W her ATTORNEYS and ii es h, Petition verified
under oath, Allegit & among other things thar
Defendant, Milton 1. She ION ia no, a resident
OF the state of Missouri
Mhereupon. it lie ordered by the Clerk In Va
cation. that said Defendant b. notified b, Pub
location that plaintiff has commenced . SUIT
against him In THE Court. TIE Object and gen.
eral nature OF which is to Obtain judg Went
and decree Of divorce, in her favor and against
defendan', "ilton T.. shelton, on the ground OF
desertion tor more than one year n 1t before
the filing OF her petition, without reason able
cause therefore. and VIII rein she seeks t. &c.
cure to herself the care and custody of the
minor children born to the marriage between
plaintiff and defendant. aud tibet unless the
said Milton Z. hclton he and appear At this
and holden at the Court House in the city OF
Butler. In aid count, on the
Fourth Monday in May, 1913,
and on or before the bret day Of raj term, an
sw-r or lead to the Petition IN said cause the
me will be aiken as confessed. an judgment
will be rendered accordingly
And 1t Il Fur'h-r Ordered, that . copy here
OF be published, According to Ia &, In The But.
iev Weekly Times. . newspaper published In
said County at Rates for four we, ks success.
sively, published at least once week the last
Insertion 10 be . least thirty days before the
q rst day Of said next Ma 1918. Tenn of this
Court. II. D MAXEY
circuit Clerk.
A true copy from the re >ord.
Witness my hand and seal II the
(SEAL) Circuit Cou't OF Bates County this
25th day OF March. 1918.
2i-4t H. y NAXEY, Circuit Clerk.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1913-05-01

the Defenf ant y, y. Post trustee. 20 secure Thu
payment Of teoU pay able to tho Defsn,ant r
Lake That the interests Of the Dsf~ndants L,
were held subject to ! trust deed which he'd
fof sad land 70 willard r. HoIm.s to secure the
payment ,pr.s Ct 81 s,loo hello By Henry Gay That
Davis was forecl0sed ard the in'erests OF the
AS and q. n. Pos. Va; cold to satisfy said
That ON April 18th 1875. one Merritt H. Bow.
man ami wife made . deed conveying an un-
divided 10 part OF the Northws~t Quarter Of
nine Aforesaid 70 Inc Defendant william i.
Tucker but It does NJ appear that the gran tors
owned or held any interest IN said land: That
g 0ns time the Bates Comfy Loan and Lsnd
the Northwest Quarter OF Section Twenty
nine, which trust deed had been executes by
aInes X brugier and wife to the Defendant
an In !" btednes. payable 70 the said Bates
County Lean and Land Company. That an At
tempt was made 10 .leese said deed Of trust
tn" udsStednes:p vas produced p and Cancelled
a. the time OF such attempted release and there
may he pers'ne unknown to Plant 4 who are
sssignees Of said Bates County Loan and Land
holder u such trust deed Indebtedness.
That the unknown pareons Defendsnts, In so
far as Plaintiff knowledge extends, are inter-
oC u Al tur la0O AbOIcooiU % tu0 uUkuOWu
heirs, consorts. donees, 81 enees and immediate
mesne. remote. voluntary. and involuntary
granters OF the above named Defendants or AZ
The assignees Of the Bates County Loan and
title, c4 i'm and interest In and to said property
If any. % was heretofore held by said Defend.
ants 10 above fully set forth.
And unless said Defendants be and APP
pear at this court ~ the next regular term
thereof to be begun and held ct the court
houae In tae city Of Butler county Of Bates
atoreaaid, on the 4th Monday in May, 1918,
and on or before the first day Of said term an
swer or plead to .hs p .tttion In said cause,
the same wi be taken O. confessed and judg.
ment rendered accordingly.
1t is further ordered shat copy hereof
be published, according to Law, in The Butler
Weekly Times, . newspaper publish.d in said
Bates county for four weeks successively.
published at least once y week the last ineer-
ton TO be at least thirty days before the first
day Of the next term Of this Court.
II. o. MAXEY, Circuit Clerk.
A true copy from the record.
Witness my hand and the seal Of this
[sEAL] Court Of Bates County. this 27!h
day Of March, 1918
al-4t II. y. MAXEY, Circuit Clerk
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1913-05-01

and 70 vest tAe fss simple title thereto II tho
planting ard aivsst each and al OF you 81 all In
tercst therein md hat uni- % the said defend.
ants be and appear II thie court ct the next
term thereof, 70 b. b. gua and held at the
court house In city Of Butler. ounty vi Bates
and state Of Alesou.i. ON the ~
fo0rta Monday In May. 1918,
and on the 1fst day there answer OF plead to
the tttt0a herein. the Same Will be taken %
con essed and Judgment rendered acc,rdiugty.
(. And It II Further ordered that . copy hereof
b published In The Butler Weekly Times.
weekly newspaper published In Rates county.
Missouri, aad des'gaated by plaintiff % most
likely TO- give notice to the defendants. said
publication to b FOR four succeseiv weeks,
the last ineertoa here u to be as least thirty
days hofore the arst day Of said next May term
Of this court.
A true cfpy ffom the record.
H o. MAXEY, Circuit Clerk.
Witness my hand and sral OF the Circuit
SEAL Court this cath day Of March, 1918.
2a.4t II. y. AAXEY. Circuit Clerk.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1913-05-01
Order of Publication.
STATE OF MISSOURI, On
County of Bates. 90

STATEOF MISSOURI,
County of Bates. 80
In The ircuit Court, Nav term, 1913.
In vacation, N arch 10 1913.
Frank Hennon, Plaintiff,
John Thomas Sarah Holderman, Han.
nah l.. Boynt N, Mary l.. Nickie. Thomas
Francis, Samuel A Rankin, Thomas r. Hous-
ton, William Shields. Juliet A. Beck, Belle +.
Clark; lhomss .. Clark, yira J. Clark, Nina
Stanley Th,ma. Fraocis, Sr. and ALEXANDER
r. Cha X; and the unknown consoi to, heirs,
devisees, donees. alienees and immediate,
mesne or rem tie, volun, airy and involuntary
grantees Of each the above named defend
aLts; the unknown g'antees, legal represent
tativrs and assign 90 OF the Bates County
Loan 4 Land Company. Defendants
The State OF Missouri to the above
NAMED Defendants. Greeting:
Now at this day comes the plainifr herein bv
his attorney and nies his petition and afatAvit
alleging among other things that all the known
Missouri, and further alleging that there are
persons int crested in, or VINO might be inter-
e-ted In the subject matter Of the petition
whose names sr. 9nlno wn to plaintiff and that
rived as the unknown consorts, heirs, devlsees,
donees, alieness, and immediate, meme and
remote, voluntary aud involuntary grantees Of
the following named persons.
% OfThomas Francis, senior whose In er
esi arises under deed Of record in Book ID at
"a a. 81 ssrah J. Holdsrm.n, Hannah L Boyn.
ton, Mary l. Nlckie ond Yhimas Francis who
were heirs and visees Of hJmas Franris, Sr
g. Or Samuel A. Rankin, whose interest
arises under deed Of record In Book W at
a. Or John D thomas, whose interest aris-
90 under deed Of recoI in Book 2 at page $50,
a. OfThomas Houston. whose interest
page a..
o. or william Shields, who was the pat.
entee Of the west half Of the south east quarter
and The vest half Of the north east quarter OF
a. OfJuliet A Beck, whose interest arises
under deed Of record In Book B. No. l at
81 or Alexander P. Clark who held the
legal title Of eli Of said land ct his death
o. or d. lie r. Clark, Thomas q. Clark.
tsrl ,nd eli. L. cisrH. who.s interest : ARISES
= the widow AMI b, ire u Alexander p. Clark,
who died owning sald land.
no. o. the Hates County Loan . Land
Company, whose fnteress arises under deeds OF
trust Of record In Boot 90 O p res Nl and 5ss
The references 70 recorde hsfsin e to the REQ
ords 10 the Rseordef's Once Of Bate County.
unknown dsfs. dsnts' g rally 8 Known 70
plaintiff 10 set ont In plalntfs petition aled In
Whereupoa IL il ordsre<a.by he Cle,k In W.
psti, \ that said dsisadaats b soti6sd o. pup
lication that The plaintiff hae coAnenoed . suit
nsa,nst thea il tSis oo1St. Tho eldest asd gsn-
&. ns1s 3 g .as s. !: e e. s,s Ss
TIE west ha,f q ne asssA sast quarter a.A
Ne neeth wess aparte1 & Ne hossh eest quar.
8. :: IN e s s So ss g. g: &c es
~ q tAe 1eseA eoet qoareoe3 . fHnek teG6Alas
. - ssasA 80 Ssssx eetns sssA "a N.es.
~ ssss 8 -, ssss 8 ssiS, ~ -;
|he 1GesA ~ - - ooush No. e0neSaf ~
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1913-07-18

"Mr. Chairman" said the orator,
who had already occupied the plat
form for twenty minutes, amid many
interieetions from the audience. ''Nr.
Chairman, may-I appeal on point
Of order? There is. really so much
conversation going on in parts of the
hall that it is impossible for me to
hear word l am saying" Voice
from the back of the hall: Don't be
down-hearted. You're not missing
much" ~ .-..- ..--'-.. 81. ...
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1913-07-18

I CHANGED one day to wish to ahght
from an American street tram, you
know, but my eXpostUlatiOns to the
blooming conductor fellow were in
vain. Finally a passenger came to
my rescue and shouted in this wise:
'Hey, Con! Yank the chimes!
Grab the whOa-hemp and shoot a
jangle into the mGtorman's tin ear.
This Cholly guy wants to do Brodie
of the ratt1er"
Ny word!
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1913-07-18


to learn that his promptness had
halted a thief who had snatched
bag from a bank messenger contain
ing a small fortune. His recognition
by the bank led toea princely. reward,
but, more valued than that to an
influence eXeTted in his behalf that
gave him position as manager for
one of their clients who was the most
prominent builder in the city.
The day that Mr.. Gray. returned
home and Evan started out dolefully
ito make his mark in the world,
Bryce, with fair bank account and
established business standing, re-
ceived a welcome from his proud old
uncle that made him thrill with pride
and pleasure. -.--..
And when he made his second love
confession to blushing Milly and ask
ed her to become his wife, she hid her
tinid head upon his shoulder and
whispered sweetly:
my answer is the same as it would
have been a year ago-yes."
Copyright by w. G. Chapman.)
$1,000
WHEN THE LIGHTS COME ON
BY Berton BraIey.
Dusk falls on the city; the high
towers seem
Adrift in the haze of a dream.
story on story's aplaze and
agleam,
For the lights have. come on.
What spell of enchantment in days
that are gone
Could match with this magic that
dazzIes our eyes:
That sparkles and CLOVIS where the
sky-scrapers rise, -
Like fairyland palaces, jeweled with
light,
In the oncOming night?
They glimmer and simmer with "a
dance rare,
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-02-05
CARTWRIGHT BUYS
MITRE PEAK RANCH

Alpine. Texas, Feb 5.-P. V Cart
wright has closed a deal with A J.
Tippett for his Mitre Peak ranch, and
viii stock il up at once. The terms
Of the transaction are private, but the
deal does not include Mr. Tippetts
famous fruit orchard
At the mass meeting OF the citizens
Of Alpine called in the courthouse by
the commercial club the following Of
fieers were elected for the ensuing
year President, J. D. Jackson: vice
president. F. z. Gillett; executive com
mittee, J. P Wilson, B. F. Berkeley,
J. L Crawford, W F. McGaughy, ". X
Shipman, J. ". Weaver. Q. K Moffett,
who had resigned his post as secretary,
was prevailed upon by the executive
committee to reconsider his decision,
and was unanimously reelected as sec
rotary
Prof. Burton II. WOOdford. principal
OF the Alpine pubic schools, has pre-
sented his resignation TO the board OF
trustees. to take effect at once. The
resignation has been accepted. but no
successor has been appointed.
Mercury Messenger Service. phone 4242.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-02-05

to the city authorities and they are
considering it.
That FL PasOans may reach these
beauty spots it is suggested that an
automobile drive might be built ex-
tending along the rim Of the mesa srd
on toward the canyons The elevation
at the pOstOffice is 1920. feet and there
Is a rise Of $50 feet to the rim of the
mesa, the proposed mesa boulevard he
ing at an elevation of $500 feet or
nearly 200 feet above the level of the
city and affOrding an incomparabIe
viewpoint
This driveway. If constructed. would
give view Of TIE city from Sunset
Heights to Washington Park, including
JUareZ, the lower valley on either side
Of the river for several miles and a
wonderful prairie land to the east be-
yOnd Fort Bliss and its tented CITY.
Completing the Driveway.
When the boulevard is completed as
far as the south end Of Mount Frank
lin, lateral roadway could be built to
the north, skirting the west base for a
distance Of about two miles with a rise
of percent, which would give an ap-
prOXImate elevation at this point of
400 feet Then the drive could be eX-
tended back toward the south point o
the mountain at a lighter grade, Of
about percent for the distance of a
mile and a half and would thereby
reach the summit at a flat mesa about
One-half an acre in extent at an ele-
walton Of 5000 feet at 4 point overlook
ing the city and valley.
A typographical map on file In the
office of the city engineer shows that
this scenic drive is possible, the route
described being a tentative plan
Persons interested in commercial
projects might build an inn or an OBJ
servatOry at the summit $500 feet
above the sea level, from which an ex-
ceIlent view could be obtained.
On the west side Of Mount Frank
lin, the slopes are severe and would
require the handling Of large amount
Of stone and necessitate the construc-
ton Of concrete arched bridges over
the canyons.
Proposed Driveway.
An IS foot driveway with a stone
parapet for protection in dangerous
places would be Of sufficient width on
the east side Tt is roughly estimated
that the cost Of CONSTRUCTION Of such a
driveway would be probably not more
than $4,000 for excavation, while SEQ
600 more would provide for the neces-
sary bridges.
inn or observatory lies the canyon
which Dr. Strong proposes to deed to
the city for park purposes High per
pendicular cliffs tower above FL Paso
in wonderful color. from their crannies
pretty little blue flowers peek in sum
mer time. seeming to dare the adven-
turous mountain climber to nluck them
from their hiding place.
These walls are of varicolored bues
beautiful white quartz among other
things. glistening in the sunlight along
the lodges, while down at the bottom
seemingly hundreds Of fee1 below are
large boulders- Here is an ideal spot
for reservoirs, a natural place for the
conservation Of pure water
For the building of such a road a
plan proposed is to tax automobiles so
cents per trip over the route. and there
IS little doubt that it would be used
to such an extent after its. construction
that it would soon be paid for in this (
manner.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-02-05
OFFERS CANYON To E PlsO FOR 4
PARK; BEAUTIES Of MT. FRANKLIN
Ell PasO Doctor Has Built Home Top of the Rugged
Picturesque Old Mountain and Offers to Give Part
Of His Estate to the City-Wonderful Color
and Beauty in the Rough Canyons

People never see their home town
first tits true the world over thar
people never appreciate the good things
they have at home, but go hundreds of
miles and spend thousands OF dollars to
see wonders that are no better than
they have in their own back yards.
Mighty few ever climb to the top Of
Mount Franklin. Those who do go that
far seldom 90 over to the east side and
that is where the most beautiful
scenery is found Those who have been
there tell wonderful tales of the beau
ties Of the canyons which are but a
short distance beyond the car lines and
can be reached easily.
Mount Franklin is barren but it is
interesting 1t ought TO be the rem
devious Of hundreds of people every
Sunday afternoon. Back beyond that
peak, lie wonderful canyons. Rich in
their prehistoric marks Of time, beau
tiful IN their VaricOlored stones, in
teTesting in their MARKS Of the growth
Of the ages, they are aWesOme in their
depth.
sunset on the water is beautiful
Either sunrise or sunset in the canyons
OF Mount Franklin is magnificent. as
it falls over these wonderful chasms,
these massive walls of stone that rise
in seeming perpendicular to the high
To Donate to City.
Out beyond one of those canyons an
Fl PasO physician DR. E D. Strong, has
found q beauteOus spot and there has
built his home A wagon road leads
up the slOping sides Of the mount from
the paved road Of the county and he
goes home from town in short time.
He has built a place there where he
can commune with nature; can have all
the benifts Of the city and none Of its
noise and smoke, while the fresh air
Of heaven blows over him. He put
down a well to get water and he gets
it-up there on the mountain.
But he is not selfish He does not
want it all for himself He would
donate this canyon Of 500 acres to the
CITY to be used as a park If the city
will put give him a perpetual water
right He mas put the proposition up
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-02-05

Leahy by ". Cooley to Raul r. Con
Zales, lots II and IS, block p French
addition; consideration, $3.50; May IS,
1912
Southwest corner Of AIamogordo
street and French acknowledgements
Leahy by W. Cooley to Jose NJ Ibanez,
lots 81 and 81. block p French addi-
ton; consideration. $3.50, Oct. IS, 1912
San EliZariO TeX.-FranciscO Cara
bajal and Juanna CarabajaI and others
TO Emile l. weber. survey 1S2, san
Elizario grant; consideration. $50: Dec.
3. 1912
West side of Florence. between Ne
vada and Arizona streets-Ferd H
Phillips and wife to c. L. Caspary. ST.
lot and south II feet of lot 4 block
20, Campbells addition; consideration
$3.50; Feb. ]. 1913
Licensed to Wed.
Paul T WhittemOre and Lettie VIII
George ". Favors and Iris NJ Madi-
Robert E Van Horn and Clara A.
Sheehan-
Automobiles Licensed.
1332-E. VilIanueva. AIS South Santa
Fe street; Indian motorcycle
133S--Chalmers Motor Car company.
Santa Fe and san Antonio Chalmers
1334-Chalmers Motor Car COMPANY.
santa Fe and san Antonio. Chalmers
1335-Neiu Mcclure, CanutiIlO. Tex,
Indian motorcycle.
Births-GirIs-
To Mrs James l. kale. Altura Park;
To Mrs. Geo. w. ANDERSON. 1881 NV,
tie avenue; Feb. ,.
To Mrs E Camacho. 11O4 South Santa
Re street; Jan p.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-02-05

block 10. Altura Park; consideration,
$500: Jan 80, 1918
North side of Grand, between Lowell
ana PusseU streets-Isabel Bean and
bneba1d TO Dora N. Murray. lots 8 and
4 block Sc. Grand View; consideration,
$3.50. Feb. 1. 1918
North side Of Tularosa. between Luna
and Cebada Streets ". LulgeT and
% East FL Paso; consideration, $500;
Jan. % 1913
North side Of Louisville, between
Alabama and Louisiana avenues-R- I.
Nichols and wife 70 George W Sharp.
reconsideration, $500; Dec "a, 1912.
south side OF Texas & Pacific. be-
tween Latta street and alley-Jesus
IA block - Latta's addition; consid-
GRAFTON. $3.50; Jan "a. 1918.
Southeast corner of AlamOgordO
street and French avenUe-Benancia