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Arizona republican., 1916-05-13
THREE BOUND 0vER
 FCR SHOOTING AFFRAY
F. o. Rhoads, D. w. and Horace Steele Unable to Furnish Bail; Sugg
 Given Lioer,y

The preliminary hearing df the men who figured in the alleged shooting scrape in Cave Creek in which Clark Perrin was seriously hurt. resulted in r. O. Rhoads, b. W. Steele and Horace Steele being bound over to the su- perior court. while in the case against the fourth defendant. l. r. Sugg was dismissed The bond of Rhoads and D. W. Steele was placed al s2,000 each while Horace Steele was held in the sum of $l 900. At late hour last night the men were still in jail. having been unable to furnish the sum re quired for their liberty
 The dispute which led to the shoot ing was over mining claims in the Cave Creek district The trouble oc- cured April II. but owing to the in- juries received by Perrin he was un able to appear in the court room and Justice De Souza was compelled to continue the case from time to time.
 According to the states witnesses Perrin. F. B. LybIook and William Wilson were at the mine when Rhoads with cooked pistol drove the meH from the tunnel Perrin was presented with paper and asked to "vacate
 which he refused to do He was then attacked by Rhoads and Steele. ac- cording to witness and was heard to call, Are you going to stand around
Arizona republican., 1916-05-13
PRICES PAID TODAY BY
 WALTER HILL CO

DIES ON COAST - Word was re- ceived here last night that F. G. Jam ney, prominent mining man. well known in the northern part of the state. had died in Los Angeles.
 LEAVE FOR THE EAST-Miss Laura Winder and Miss Cora Barrett, who have been the guests of Mrs. $. E. Walton the past winter. will leave for their home in Chicago tonight. r LICENSED TO WEO--Marriage li- cehses were issued yesterday to Jose Manuel Satruslegni of Flagstaff and Martina Gamichipi Yriste of Phoenix, and Bernabe C.. Sonora of Mesa and Carmelita Tiznado of Phoenix.
 AT THE FORD-Maude Hoover. Flagstaff Edith l.. Snead, Flagstaff: Geo. M. Garrison. St. Louis: IT. II. Moore. city: H. l.. Burns, San Fran cisco; Geo. Lucsas, Parker; C. l.. Ban dy. san Diego: C. R. Walters. Buffalo UNDELIVERED TELEGRAMs - There are undelivered telegrams at the Western Union telegraph office for the following: H. R. Meaue. F. W. O'Neil w. A. Mccarthy. W F. Ferguson. Joe Erie. Jam Duks. W. G. Douglass. J. T. Lindsey
 AT THE JEFFERSoN-o. b. Bald win. Los Angeles: l.. R. Roberts | Phoenix; Chas. E. Burton and wife Ash Fork; Z- L. Cox and wife. Cottage Grove: r. c. Pruett, Roaring Springs Texas: Luis c. Yberri and wife. Guay. mas; w. L Raymond. Salt Lake City: Robert Marshal, Salt Lake City: Chas l.. Lewis, kingman; Harriet l.. Duffey | Henrietta Kelly Ethel Brandis. Flag staff; Erma Carpenter, Thatcher: Mrs | l.. F. Clark, Prescott; H. Robinson. N | Y.: J. A. McMurren, Tucson: Mrs Hugh Cassidy, PhoenM.
 AT THE cOMMERCIAL-Jas How. els, Wickenburg; H. Greenby. Lo. Angeles: Allan Robertson, Lois Yoik | Flagstaff; W. W. Bass, Grand Can yon; G. l.. Jackson. Fowler: Mrs. c. r Johnson: J. H. Palmer, Elsie CIarI l South Africa; R. P. Miles. Cleveland; l C. F. Bishop. Amarillo, Texas: C. G Marshal Buckeye: w J. Low. Sar Francisco: J. II. Durham and wife Red Rock; Albert Steele, Ray; W. w
 iibson, Payson Julius Randall. Pay son; C. W. Nottingham Chicago: L. c Brandt, w Brandt, Tombstone; F. C Steele and wife, Clarkdalc: C. W Rickctts and wife Minnesota: Mrs Ad; Gale. Los Angeles: A. j. Gaub, Doug las; C. A. Richardson. Toronto Can. Joe r. Zinkler Kansas City: K. H Combs, Los Angeles; T. r. Vincent l Globe
Arizona republican., 1916-05-13

with that used In the $55O0 touring car made by the White people fms new combination truck has proven very popular in the four years it has been on the market. for it combines many of the features of the road roller. tractor and truck combined With the demonstrating party Is Major Charles x Noble. C r., a gen tleman of many years experience as an army and highway engineer. Ma ior Noble makes his headquarters in San Francisco and k connected with the good roads work of the White company With him is Frank Davis travelling representative of the White company. also A C. Book, expert driver and mechanician. On Monday the White machine will go through its paces for the benefi. of all who wish to see
Arizona republican., 1916-05-13
MT ETHOD|STS MAY REMOVE
 DANCING BAN
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SARATOGA SPRINGS, x. r., May 12.-Members of the Methodist Epis copal church who play cards, dance and attend the theater will not longer be liable to expulsion. if recommenda- tions made by q subcommittee of the general conference. which had been considering the question of amusements, are adopted by the com mittce on the state Of the church, and later by the conference. The re- port was offered by the ma.n com mittee late today and after. an acri- monious discussion action was de- ecrrcd until Monday
 By Q vote of 10 to s the stb com mittee recommended the elimination from the book of discipline of the clause prohibiting these amusements. and offered as d substitute an addi- tioLal paragraph in which warning is made against the diversions The effect of the proposed change Is to remove the absolute prohibition but to place the church on record as still strongly opposed to these forms of amusement A minority report was submitted advising the retention of the paragraph as it now stands.
 It was maintained by those favoring removal of the restriction that the penalty now provided is not enforced in any church and that the effect upon young people will be much greater if a provision that cannot he enforced is withdrawn and d general warning issued that the church does not sanction dancing, playing at games of chance, attending theaters. horse races. cireuses. dancing. parties. or patronizing dancing schools" Op- position to the change is based on the allegation that ii means the church is letting down the barriers % The delegates to the convention were brought to 2 high pitch Of eN- citement today by proposal sub mittcd in the report of the committee on social service. which is designed to place the church on record as en- dorsiug the preferential shop which. i t was charged. will lead later to the closed shop. IT this be adopted, ac- cording to delegates who spoke in
 opposition. II will place the churcl ! lh tnc position or specifically en- dorsing the methods of labor unions and will result in the abolition of the open shop system in the publish ! ing plants of the Methodist Book Con- ! cern in Cincinnati and Chicago. AL though technically open" the plant at New York now employs only union j labor
 Speakers who sought favorable ac-
 ton assert that this stand is neces-
 sary if the church is to hope ever te
 win the friendship of laboring men. i Opposing the report Federal JuGg,
 John NJ Killitts. of Toledo. ohio. de
 clarcd thnt the church should no; pG
 it's activities under the control o
 organized labor Henry C. Jennings
 Of Cincinnati. d general agent of tn
 book concern. asserted that larg
 numbers of Methodists are not mem
 bers Of labor unions and that th
 church should not discriminate il
 favor of one class of workmen Tn
 debate will be continued tomorrow
Arizona republican., 1916-05-13

DIVORCE SUlT-Thomas rrather filed suit for divorce yesterday from Mayme F. Prather on the grounds of desertion
 DIPLOMAS GRANTED - At the Lamson Business College yesterday morning. Walter A. Brown was pre- sented with diploma from the busi- ness department having finished the business course with a very high grade. His work was first class throughout Mir Brown was one of the students who received the Reming ton gold medal for accurate and rapid typewriting few weeks ago. His diploma was tho first issued this year. Miss Lois Townsend received special commentators for her work in busi- ness English and letter writing. having during the winter and spring terme handed in the best papers. Her record is the more remarkable because she just finished the eighth grade of the Phoenix public schools last January and was in classes with graduates of high schools and colleges.
 AT THE ADAMS-F A. Davis. C. S. NODte, A. A. SOCK, Sdn FRANCISCO, L. W. Hamiin. New York; Matt War tenburg, Bisbee Chas. F.. Mills, Buff falo: J. M. Gaines, Tombstone E. F.. Williams. Jno. Treu, New York: r. r. Longworthy. Lockport, N. Y-: w. E.. Kilky Jr.. Nogales; A. C. Cole, City: Mary Duffy, Nogales: Beatrice Wren, Johnson. Ariz.; $. l.. A.len, New Mex ico; Mrs. Auna E. L.uii, Phoenix; r. Gordon, San Francisco: Mir. and Mrs. ]. r. Farrel. Los Angeles; !. r. Hem
 son. San FranciGco;. ]. A. Cant, Mesa {; ]. W. Johnson. Salt Lake; L. D. Van
 Dyke, E. T. Bronsen, Miami: r. C.
 Armstrong. N. Y.: k. w. Hollis. Ray; It. M. A. S. Ming, Douglas; C. M
 Lyons Douglas: I. II. Maxey and wife i Yuma; r. ]. Sullivan; R. r. Chapman
 San Francisco; w. D. Christie, New ! York; ]. $. Douglas. Douglas; w. T l Fife. Los Angeles; Geo. A. Chapman | Anaconda Mont; Chas. Ball Prescott | w. A. Justen, Bakersfield: l.. A. Dun
 ham, city: T. E. Johnson, Boston; Geo 1 H. Oakley. Chicago. L. T. Slddmore | Portsmouth.
Arizona republican., 1916-05-13
PHOEN|' E FACING
 \ THEATER ANIME

The act nf the Phoenix Board of Ceasors in passing unfavorably upon "The Birth of d Nation" is already having tcllias effect upcn the local theatrical situation.
 "The Passing Show of 1915" which was to lave opened the Ek's thcater in October has been cancelled. It is understood that several other book inss that Mr. Redmond had secured for his playhouse where the famous Griffith masterpiece Was shown. will meet with similar fate.
 There were few road shows here Last seIsoa. and those who had cause for complaint on this score before will find little consolation in the fact that more plays and better ones had bee. promised for next winter if Phcenlx Is tabooed by the booking agencies because of it's strict cen scrship
Arizona republican., 1916-05-13
TRUCK DELICATE
 T0 ROADS CONVENTION

The first White Good Roads Trac- tor" truck to he seen here, will ar rive ,n Phoenix this morning direct from Cleveland, Ohio. to participate in the Good Roads convention next Mon day and Tuesday. This truck is a six sixty" the motor being identical
Arizona republican., 1916-05-13
LOCAL WEATHER YESTERDAY

U. s. Department of Agriculture.
Arizona republican., 1916-05-13

degrees.
 Excess in temperature since the first of the month. 55 degrees.
 Accumulated excess in temperature since January l, 379 degrees.
 Normal precipitation January lst to date. 2.s2 inches.
 Actual precipitation January ist to date. 2.99 inches.
 Accumulated excess in rainfall since January 1. .l7 inches.
Arizona republican., 1916-05-13
CALENDAR OF EVENTS

The Neighborhood Club of Roose- welt District has planned grand Jubilee for Tuesday evening. May l6, at which time the burning of the notes will be the chief feature. Every thing free and all are invited to help celebrate this event
Arizona republican., 1916-05-13
Program for ChiIdren's Day, May IA,
 at t0:3o, First Methodist Church

Organ Voluntary .---..---- Mrs. Shedd Processional. Primary and lntermedi-
 ate Glasses: Hymn No 3SJ. "on-
 ward. Christian Soldiers. "........
 To be sung with Congregation Song. We Love Him Infant Class Song, America No. 702 Congregation Prayer ................. Dr Hsrker Address of Welcome and Reading
 ....................... Billy Culver Vocal Duet, Merry May" .......
 ........ Sara and Mary MReynolds Recitation. Throwing Kisses. ....--
 ................. eiiriam Hariter Offertory, Piano Solo,. Lucille Banta Song. with Solo and Boy Chorus.
 Soldiers of the Kingdom" Boy
 Soprano ..........-. Homer Thomas Recitations and Songs ..............
 ...............P Pupils in Infant Class Hymn No. 3s6. stand Up. Stand Up
 for Jesus ......-.... Congregation Solo. with Chorus Whistled by Boys
 'Tll Be a Sunbeam Alberta Munson Reading. "The Charcoal Man ......
 ....................K Kathryn Howard Song. Ring Around tne Rose Tree
 .................... Twelve Girls Address to Primary and lntermedi
 ate Classes. Miss Lucy Terrill Ellis Hymn, No 2. Come, Thou, Almighty
 King.
Arizona republican., 1916-05-13

DIVORCE SUIT-Thomas rrather filed suit for divorce yesterday from Mayme E, Prather on the grounds of desertion
Arizona republican., 1916-05-13

JIM MILLER eAcK-James Miller. Jr. clerk of the superior court, re turned yesterday from a business trip to Los Angeles.
Arizona republican., 1916-05-13

aad sec g man beaten" Dr. Win Wylie testified to seven scalp wounds which Perrin is alleged to have re- ceiVed before being shot in the thigh Two shots were fired, if is alleged F. O. Rhoads, Steele and his son Horace carried the guns. but there was no evidence that Sugg had any part in the affair Young Steele held his re- volver leveled at Lybrook, it is said, and did not fire, which reduced his bond s1000 The defense offered no evidence. County Attorney Candy rep resented the state and Judge Stilwell and VII Ward the defendants
Arizona republican., 1916-05-13
Data for Tucson

Highest temperature yesterday. 94
 Rainfall yesterday. y................ O
Arizona republican., 1916-05-13
Stored Water Supply
Water Service Record for May 12.
WEATHER TODAY
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WASHINGTON. May 12.-For Ari- zona: Saturday and Sunday generally fair: not much chcnge in tempera- lures.
 For Colorado: Saturday, cloudy local rain and warmer east portion: Sunday, generally fair. warmer east portion.
 For New Mexico; Saturday, partly cloudy. colder east portion; Sunday generally fair. cooler southeast DOT ton.
 Oklahoma and West Texas. Fair Saturday and Sunday.
The De Soto County news. [volume] (Arcadia, Fla.) 1898-1924, 1916-03-16
ARCADIA LITERARY CLUB.

The Arcadia Literary Club met
Wednesday afternoon at the home Of
Mr.. Harry orchard.
Mrs. II. G. Gates was the ieauer
The roll call was responded to with
the name Of some hero or striking
even, Of the revolutionary war.
Peace and War in Australia; Mrs e
sam Way.
Curious Forms Of Currency: Mrs
Frank Hays.
The Part Americans mayed III
Epglands Colonial Wars Before the
Revolution: Mrs. Mary II. Smith.
Song Of Marion's Men: Mrs. W.
l. Link.
Reading: Mrs. Bail.
The hostess served fruit jello with
whipped cream. waters and tea.
The next meeting will be held with
Mrs. Mary II. Smith next Wednes'
day afternoon.
The De Soto County news. [volume] (Arcadia, Fla.) 1898-1924, 1916-03-16
ARCADIA GERMAN CLUB.
lFrom Thursday's Daily.l


Last night the Arcadia German
Club held another one Of its well
known informal dances. 1t was the
same old kind at the same old place,
and was given ~ keep every one IN
practice 50 that they may better enjoy
the large dance given in the latter
part Of this month. The music last
night was furnished by the J. w.
Brady orchestra. Punch and other
light refreshments were served, ami
the following guests. chaperOnes and
members were present: Miss Mary
Durrancc. Miss Lillian Wood, Miss
Mia Lovelacc. Miss Carrie Pelot Miss
Dora Pclot. Miss LoOnora Crawford.
Miss Nellie Brown. Miss Louise Cul-
pepper. Miss Almena Dezier, Mrs.
Mattoy. Mrs. Robert Hcrndon, Mrs.
John s. Wells. DrS. John Semp'c,
Mr.. W. W. Duke, Mrs. NJ. c..
Wise. McSsr>. J. 5. Floyd. Jim Nor.
gus. J. II. Dozier. Pat Houston. A..
c. Spcight, j. L. Wells, W. W.
Duke. Robert Herndon. John :.
Wells. John S. Scmplc. Bill Wells,
Or. HighSmth. James Franklin
Stonebraker. Jr., Claude c. Jones
and Louie Morgan.
The De Soto County news. [volume] (Arcadia, Fla.) 1898-1924, 1916-03-16
w. c. t. L. CONVENTION


The convention of the sixth dis
trict, Womans Christian Temperate,
Union, met at the Presbyterian
church the 9th and 9TH Of March
1915.
The church was beautifully deco
rated and the weather was ideal. Mon
day afternoon after the hymn Coro
nation. Mrs. Morley, Of Fort Myer,
called the meeting to order. The al
dress of welcome was given by Mrs
Woodson, and was responded to by
Mrs. Morley.
Miss Neal gave a talk on Scientific
Temperance Instruction.
The audience was canvassed foI
new members and subscriptions to
the Union Signal.
After the roll call Of the Union the
representatives Of Charlotte Harbpr,
Durand, Boca Grande. Fort Myers
and Punta Gorda gave their reports
The addresses Of Mrs. Stout and Mrs.
Blanchet, Of Fort Myers, were par
ticularly interesting.
Questions bearing on different
phases Of the work were then asked
and answered.
Monday evenings service was well
attended. The songs and speeches
were thrilling. Two little girls sang
a beautiful temperance song.
Miss Grace Laubach rendered in a
most beautiful manner the song "G"d
Will Take Care Of You"
The last song "victory." on ,hc
program for the evening was sung in
a thrilling manner by all present.
The speakers Of the evening were
Editor Jordan. Hon. Waltmlrc. Rev.
Sistrunk. Mrs. Blanchct and Miss
Minnie Neal. These speeches we've
thrilling, AMI with Gods hlcssin! will
bear II rich harvest Of love and inter
est in our beloved temperance cause,
Tuesday morning after the devo-
tional exercises, reports were listen
ed Ia from the secretaries Of the diff
fcrcnt Unions. Much helpful news
was garncred and important suggcs.
tions for furthering the cause we're
made.
District officers were elected as fol-
lows:
Mrs. Stout, Of Fort Myers. presi.
dent.
Mrs. Scott, Of Arcadia. vlce.prcSi.
dent,
Mrs. Baldwin, Of Durand. secreta.
ry.
Mrs. Laubach. Of Punta Gorda.
treasurer.
District of DeSoto County:
Mrs, Johnson, Of Boca Grande.
president.
Mrs. Woodson, Of Punta Gorda.
vice-president.
Mrs. Blanchet, of Fort Myers su.
The De Soto County news. [volume] (Arcadia, Fla.) 1898-1924, 1916-03-16

perintendent Of medical temper.
department.
Mrs. Mary K. Rankin 49,
Gorda' superintendent Of tenDsr',..
department.
Mrs. Smith, of wauchula, su,..
tendent Of mothers departmsr,
Mrs. Kline, Of Charlotte n,
superintendent Of medal dens,t-.
Mrs. Hancock. Of Punta Co,d,
perintendent Of franchise dena,,,..
Mrs. Bowers, Of Charlotte H,r
superintendent Of scientific io,..
ton.
The De Soto County news. [volume] (Arcadia, Fla.) 1898-1924, 1916-03-16
MERRY NEEDLERS MET
YESTERDAY AFTERNOON

The Merry Needlers, newly or
Sanlzed club. met yesterday after
noon at the home of one of It's mem,
bers, Mrs. NJ. ID. Archard. The time
was very enjoyably spent in learning
more about needle craft. in sewing on
fancy work. and in conversation. A,
the close of the afternoon Mrs. Ar,
chard served refreshments, a marsh,
mallow course, hot chocolate and wa.
fers. The club then adjourned to moot
next Thursday at the home OF Mrs.
The De Soto County news. [volume] (Arcadia, Fla.) 1898-1924, 1916-03-16
GocaI and Personal Items

for sanford. where they will stay
with relative. for few weeks before
returning 10 their home in West
Point Ga.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Cole, oi
New York City, who are spending
several days In Arcadia left thu
morning for Fort Myers 20 spend a
few days. when they will return to
thl- city. Mr.. Cole IS well known In
Arcadia. being president Of the How
80 cole & q. may 'arge Ian
company. which has been doing bust
mes, iu Arcadia for several eyars.
The De Soto County news. [volume] (Arcadia, Fla.) 1898-1924, 1916-03-16

The truth which another ma, l,
won from nature or from life I, y
our truth until we have lived It al
that becomes real or helpful q i,
man which has cost the sweat a, 4
brow. the effort Of his brain, q, I,
anguish Of his soul. He who woun
wise must daily earn his wlsdon
David S. Jordan.
The De Soto County news. [volume] (Arcadia, Fla.) 1898-1924, 1916-03-16

( w. Bail. The following members
we're present: Mrs. McWilliams, Mrs
Johnson. Mrs. S. W. Bail, Mrs. Beai
Mrs. L. J. Weaver, Mrs. John Pelot
Mrs. Med Reid, Mrs. L. Z. Bevis
Mrs. Royal. Mrs. Elston, Mrs. O. IL
PEBBLES. and the Misses Myrtle and
Arna Appleby.
The De Soto County news. [volume] (Arcadia, Fla.) 1898-1924, 1916-03-16

From Thu -day's Ddlly.l
NJ + Polk left last night on
,..r, hu-lnes, trip 20 Jacksonville.
-- , ~.
q. D "a'u' u - = .ss,ordav.
A. G. Sloan returned this morning
from Tampa, where he has been on d
pleasure trip since last Monday
-
The Musical and Dramatic N'uu
viii meet Saturday AFTERNOON a. -
O'clock with Miss Viletta Gates
n.., cue t.
,.,i-tered at the DeSoto Hotel Tor
several days.
-
j. T.. Brown, Of Tampa, was l'-
i..crcd at the DeSot" ho'''
- .i,b, Cor
Il. ~ Parker ''i' '",, u ra,oa,n
JncRson''''e' ""e'' II. ,na,ters
for rev Gays o'' Du-'''''
~ ii. , combined bust
ness and pleasure trip 70 i'aA'''i
yesterday, returning 10 A''"''a
night.
= - lakeland the dis.
49,. ,.a,o,or ~ the Standard Oil
Company pau A','0'" 49,.
regular m""'h'S N''a
go. o,d >uss Willie Wells
H''' '. ,I,,h. ,,,,o connecticut.
,'. NV, ,,a,. hoyo heon visiting rela-
tive, for the past SIX nouns
- - Chicago. a
,s..,., ., ,bo Howard.
n,r g.. ercrdirg several
,, ~ s,.vino at the
Arcadia House.
o,., .u;,.
waiter rar''o.' No., en,-.
'' III A''""'a 'u'' '''''''''''- u,.I,
business an" i"',''"'' 80,
mere ne VIII NC wv
,-;..;,,,r,co ,r..
'''''" 49,. 1T. D., ,.;s
,'',' u" a., n.- 1,r,btors
WI - an, ,I;s. r,bvI
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The De Soto County news. [volume] (Arcadia, Fla.) 1898-1924, 1916-03-16
From Saturdays Daily.)

Mrs. r. u. Powell is spending the
day in Fort Ogden with relatives.
Garfield Johnson. If owens, was
seen ON the streets this morning.
NJ. W. Cocker. Of Lily. was a Via
itor at the court house today.
J. =, Murphy, Of Boca Grande, Is
registered at the DcSoto Hotel for D.,
few days.
w. r. Guutcr. Of Nocatco, It menu
hcr Of the Arcadia city council, was
u visitor to Arcadia this morning.
$. $. Terrell returned Thursday
from a short business trip to Tampa
ana Jacksonville.
W. /. Polk returned this mornins
from a short business trip to Jackson
willie and points in Georgia.
j. l.. Harris. Of Bermont. was
transacting business at the court
house this morning.
T. T.. Mizell, of Pine Level. was
greeting his many Arcadia friends
here this morning.
Sheriff J. L. Dishong made an Of
fetal business trim TO R0 senper YES
terday.
Rev. r. w. Horrell left last night
for Zolfo to I'LL his regular engage
The De Soto County news. [volume] (Arcadia, Fla.) 1898-1924, 1916-03-16

Mr.. T.. 4. Reeves. II New York.
wa, the guest Of Miss Sarah Freeman
yesterday.
The county board of public instruc-
ton adjourned yesterday after being
in session for the past week.
i. !. Roe wa, representing the
Fort Green Springs district Of the
county in Arcadia this week.
!. W. Shcmfcld a prominent citi-
zen Of Bcrmont was visitor at the
court house this morning.
Mr.. and Mr.. T.. l.. Martin, Of
Fort ogden were visiting friends and
relatives here Yesterday.
u. Y. Parker returned this morn.
ing from a several days business trip
~ jacksonville.
John Hamilton. well known
farmer and orange grower Of Noca-
1000 simon, tho dav ir ,bi. c;,y
A., - u..,-,.,.l l,;.
II. ,.,'.;,a... ,.f.. -.
,,.., 49,
Mr. Mamie T.. steele Of Arcadia.
rs ,i.itir, her friend Mrs II. A.
Tucker v auchuIo Advocate
i"Hcly Granger, % prominent inrr-
visitor ~ the court house Yesterday.
-
", '"''''N''''' an "''''",E VI "i'
"'""'' was ''"''S''''iH business ''ie
'''', ~ ''''''-'''' " I"",P.I,'"s I'' -
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r., u.:r...- ,,,h,.-,.. ,,..
cr,,, % vh;,ohur., G. wLi,o,rrs. %
v.or.h,ro 900. h,,s;,oa. ,.;s;.or =.
tho corrt bouso today
NJ. p,,. rof, ro-,aud.,. ,a- rtro
n,. ard ca;rosr,i,. 80 ,;.t, ,r;onds
.rd relatives IN tho.o two ,,I,cos for
tho nv. 600. nooLs
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y" ,'"',E. was ''" ,, pu''''e'S
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was III '""' '''''E "'''''''"H I" JUST
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was ""'',"''''9 business al '''' COURT
'"''Ne 'ouaE'
r. g Ih"rhiill. OF Nau'huIa' pres
"cht OF tn" Wauchula Truck Growers
Association. was attending to business
~ Arcadia Yesterday
Aim D,l..-tg ,.,.l.,.,-.,,- ,or,,o-
ana orange grower "t ona' was greet
ing ms m"ny friends In Arcadia yes
''rdaN'
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