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Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1927-07-28
MCPHERSON

Mrs. John Pappas and daughter
came Tuesday to spend the summer
with Mrs. Pappa's mother, Mrs. Wig
gems.
Those who are visiting at the Sam
Croft home are Mrs. Croft's mother
and father and her sister from Palm
er; and her brother and family, and
brother-in-law and family who motor
ed up from Iowa, and cousin and
family from Chicago.
The Concordia Ladies' Aid meets
in the town hall July goth, at 1880.
They will give an ice cream social
Everybody is welcome.
Mrs. Simons who has been visiting
her sister-in-law, Mrs. Elmer, re-
turned home Friday.
Alcide LeMay purchased the Edw.
Beaudry house last Thursday and he
in turn bought the formers place Fri
day.
Those who attended church at Ker-
rick Sunday from Nickerson were:
The VIM. LeMay family, Mr.. and Mrs.
E. Washburn; Mrs. Roy Elmer and
two sons; and Miss Goggen.
Don't forget the Concordia Ladies'
Aid ice cream social, July 29th, at
1870.
Mrs. Edward LeMay will entertain
the Catholic Ladies' Aid at her home,
Wednesday, Aug. 3rd. Everybody
welcome.
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WHITE ELEPHANT
COMING WITH CIRCUS
Sacred Animal Making Only
American Tour With Ringing
Bros. and Barnum & Bailey
Shows.

Hailed as "the greatest feature of
all time," Pawah, the world-famed
sacred white elephant of Burma is
to be presented in the menagerie of
the Ringing Bros. and Barnum &
Bailey Combined Shows when the big
circus exhibits at Duluth, Saturday,
July 80.
Pawah is the first of his kind to be
found in more than 800 years and the
only genuine sacred white elephant
ever brought to America. He is &C
companied by his supreme keeper,
DR.. S. D. Pc Min, and attended by
retinue of fourteen native Burmese.
The present is Pawah's only season
in America, the Ringing Brothers be-
ing under bond to return him to Bur-
ma at the close of the tour.
PaWah is of those rare ele-
plants that the Buddhists of today
and centuries past have worshipped
in the belief that in their huge bulk
reposes the soul of Buddha. And GER
tainly he is as different from those
elephants with which the public is
familiar as day is from night. His
eyes are milk white, set with spark
ling pupils. His skin is soft and pill
able. His body is white as white
man" is white. To quote the French
authority, M. Dussard, he is gentle
as kitten and as beautiful as
Greek statue"
This rarest of beasts was found
eight years ago in the jungles of
Lower Burma, midway between Man
dalay and Rangoon. Last summer he
was brought to England under the
protection of the British government
and in the face of threats from the
Buddhist priests who protested that
his departure from Burma would
bring dire calamities. More than two
million people saw Pawah when he
was presented under the auspices of
the London Geological Society. The
bringing of the white elephant to
America is in furtherance of the Ring
ling policy of constant enlargement.
The arenic portion of this seasons
circus introduces five rings in place
of the usual three. The big shows
personnel numbers more than sixteen
hundred people, and nine hundred
horses. A hundred double-length
railway cars are required to transport
it's ten thousand marvels, plus a spe-
cial Pullman for Pawah and his at
tendants.
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War "Tanks" Not Netu

tanks were perfected during the
World war, but the idea is much older.
Fighting vehicles are recorded as
early as 1900 B. c., when the Chinese
made use OF, protected vehicles pro-
PEELED by man or horse. The So
called Tudor "war carts' were used
during the Fifteenth century.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1927-07-28

= A complaint about an impossible
road in Town Of Brook Park was re-
ceived and read. The Cunty Auditor
was instructed to write said Town
Board and get their side Of this mat
ter.
On motion duly carried, the Coun-
ty Auditor was instructed to advertise
for bids, for one caterpillar factor.
The County Boad made the follow
ing estimate Of the County's expenses
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1927-07-28

Treasurer's balance, Date Of
Pine msa citn. minnesota. july H. Il, ST.
John Ethel Dit. No.
ELL. Wilcox DIST No. 2
Nels Oakland Dist No. 8
Fred Degerstrom Dist No.
Nels Matson Dist No. 5
Board Of County Commissioners. Pine
County Minnesota.
On motion the Board adjourned un-
til July l2 1s27 at nine 9f f.S M A. M
sofa. July IL. 1927. Nine o'clock A.
M.
The Board met this day pursuant to
adjournment. Members present John
Chairman Nels Oakland, Absent Fred
Degerstrom.
The following communication was re-
ceived and read. .
To the Honorable Board Of County
Commissioners Of Pine County.
Gentlemen:
I hereby tender you my resignation
Commissioners. and ask that you ac-
cept it at your earliest convenience.
Thanking you for the kind coopera-
ton that I have received from you
Yours respectfully
Fred Degerstrom
On motion by Commissioner Ettei, Sc
Degerstrm's resignation was accepted:
successor to Sheriff Hawley having
been laid over until this time, follow
FOR sheriff were read to the County
Board.
J. II. woodhead, Pine City
Mrs. r. J. CTeresa) Hawley. Pine
Thos Gardner. Pine City
VIM Korbel, Pine City
w. w. Peterson, Pine City
w. r. Newman, >Hinckley
VIM. Percy, Sandstone ~
applications be rejected: This motion
was seconded by Commissioners Matson;
and when put carried. wilcox voted
No. Commissioner wilcox wilcox moved nov e,,o ina,
was seconded by Commissioner Ettel,
and when put was lost. Commissioners
Wilcox voting aye and Commissioners
Matson. Ethel and Chairman Oakland
Commissioner John Ethel introduced
the following resolution and moved It's
adoption: 49,
oas e. sheriff ef Pine s1{;ss IN tss
5ea aawle ~ Incumbent inc Of said office:
THEREFORE,, Be 1t resolved: That
Fred Degerstrom be and is hereby ap-
pointed Sheriff in and for the County
of Pine, State Of Minnesota. to NIL
the unexpired term Of said Roderick
J. Hawley. deceased.
His motion was seconded by Nels
.Matson, and upon roll call there were
three yeas, and one nay, the roll be-
ing as follows:
John Ettel Yea
E. L. Wilcox Nay
Nels Oakland Yea
Nels Matson Yea
And the resolution was adopted. this
10Th day Of July, 1927.
The salary for the sheriff was on
motion by Commissioner Ethel fixed at
the rate Of 100000 for the year.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1927-07-28
yapanese Defensive Art

Ju-jitsu, or jiu jiasu, is form of
athletics and wrestling, which keeps
the body in good training, and en-
ables it to meet all attacks with the
body covered only with breeches and
a loose Jacket. It cultivates quick
ness of the eye, hand and foot. II
Is greatly practised by the Japanese.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1927-07-28
World Has Much Desert

There are 1856, 600 square miles OF
desert area in the world, according to
Liberty. This Is equivalent to the COM
bined areas Of the United States, Eng
land, France, Germany, Greece, Egypt,
the japanese empire and the Fiji
islands.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1927-07-28

actual cash balance remaining to the
Of businss on the 30th day Of June.
| Andrew p. Edin
County Auditor.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1927-07-28
Nothing to Worry About

"What If this bridge should break
and the train be dashed into the
riverY' worried the nervous traveller.
Conductor "Don't worry, lady, the
railroad company has a lot more
trains. "-American Shorthand Teach
q,
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1927-07-28

Following bills were audited and or
REVENUE FUND
Susie E. Thompson, Constable
ices ...............S 2o.OJ
Lizzie Promo, Witness fees. 5.32
Sophia Promo, Witness fees..... 1892
Tom Martin, Witness fees.... $50
Willie Moore, Witness fees. ...... 5.32
Peter Moore. Witness fees....... $50
Jennie Earth, Witness fees...... 5.32
Tom Wind, Witness fees......,. 5.6S
George Premp, Witness fees. 900. .5.32
Mrs Daise Boswell. Witness fees 5.32
John Biedermann, Constable fees 100
A. w. Gum, Auto transporta-
N. Perkins. Premium on Insur-
ance Observation-Disclosures. 65.4O
prisoners .............. 1920
w. p. Gottry, Coroner fees. ..... 1925
General Office Equipment Corp.
". L. Williams IHa,; Ink. ;::;:;;:::;..:; 2'25
multipost ...................... Alb
w. A. sauser, Mdse ............ 2.35
Care Of patients .............. 1918
bills ...................... 1915
Miller-Davis Co.. Supplies. 8
Frit Gli5s Co.: Books and sup. 40i0
st. Paul BOOK Stationery Co., '1''-'
Supplies ....................... $3.50
Pine Poker. Printing & Supplies, % o.
Mrs. ' H. E. Dane. Expenses '''N'
Child Welfare Board ..L....... $40
Mrs. E. B. Lindsey. Expenses
Child Welfare Bard ,. Ills
Child Welssre Board -. 21so
,,Jens P. Miller, Expenses supt.
Of Schools, 2 bills. ............. 2O.13
Nels Matson, Commissioners mile
john s Ettei. Commissioners mile. w
Ne IS Oakland Oakland Commissioners NV
Fra %ile peserstrom, Commissioners iS'0O
mileage .................... 14.OO
POOR FUND
DR.. B. s. Boiling. Salary as
&C County PhyT ncIa1e SALARY q: 1900
County Physician .......:..... $500
John F. Hawley. Mdse for Mrs. =,
Fin aasa Mercantile Co.. Mdse: .O'"
saikiwicz observation-disclosures. 1871
q. K. Feyma. Mdse for Nellie -
E. A. EIsela: Mdse for Hanna -'0'
Pine City Mere. Co.. Mdse for
Anna Erickson and County 49,
A. f n. ch iai;.;; Mdse for W.
Erickson &c Dn'iey Brothers, Mdse for low
John Erickson ....,.....:..... 2O.OO
Scofeld & Son, Mdse for Agnes
Case, bills .................. 1000
P. M. Normeaum. Refrigerator
for County Farm ............. $500
J. E; Towley. Taking care OF 40 m
VIM. Schramm. Taking care Of
H. ms G. 0, Tamke, Professional ser w
vices 500
Matt Kari. Care Of Man Mon -
MIA 81 F. n. Edwards. Care of -
Minnesota mnara c Po%er Light Com. 'O'00
p1v'' Farm .......... 1928
n Rarton. Labor .,..,... 2.25
A T. Hunt. Mdse ........ 800
Hinckley Drug Co.. Medicine :. 2.2O
Hans Jepson, House rent
wood for Mrs. Kimball,
hills N.00
ROAD AND BRIDGE FUND
H v. Jorgensen, Expenses as
az Asst Engineer ............ 15010
chairman .......,............ $500
Bryan wilcox. Salary as Rod -
e. L. wilcox. Committee Work % -
yoh and R Rttsi. conamitts. work O
and mileage c..,,r,,.;: wors ooO
Nei sna oa %issais c6snmittse Work -
standard n OF saA Gas. etc. 8
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1927-07-28

Pursuant to law 1 present below, q
statement showing the amount Of tax
es levied for County purposes for the
current year. the amounts collected
and apportioned to date, and the bal
ances unsolicited, together with the
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1927-07-28

of a valuable servant and the
community and honored and es-
teemed citizen.
THEREFORE,. Be it further
resolved, that a copy of this
resolution be spread upon the
minutes of this Board, and a
copy thereof be transmitted to
Mrs. R. J. Hawley."
John Ettel
E. L. Wilcox
Nels Oakland
Fred Degerstrom
Nels Matson
Board of County Commission
ers of Pine County, Minnesota.
Dated this 9TH day of July,
1927.
Attest:
Andrew P. Edin,
County Auditor
auditors SeaD
Commissioner Degerstrom
made the motion that the
Board adjourn until Friday Ju-
ly 8, 1927, at one o'clock P. M.
This motion was seconded by
Commissioner Wilcox and when
put carried, all voting aye.
Auditors Office, Pine City,
Minnesota. July 8, 1927. One
o'clock P. M.
The Board of County Com
missioners met this day pursu-
ant to adjournment. All men,
bers present.
The matter of appointing a
successor to Sheriff Roderick
J. Hawley, deceased, came be-
fore the Board. Commissioner
John Ethel made the motion
that all applications foir ap-
pointnent be laid over until
Tuesday, July r. at nine o.
clock A. M. This motion was
duly seconded and unanimously
carried.
On motion the Board adj
journed.
Nels Oakland
Chairman of the Board.
Attest:
Andrew P. Edin,
County Auditor.
auditors Seal
Auditors Office. Pine CITY, Mime
sofa, July II. 1927 One O'Clock P. M.
The Board Of County Commissioners
Of Pine County. Minnesota. met this
day pursuant to law. All members
Petition Of Peter Miller asking that
he with his lands. to-wit: Wa of
Sen Of section 5. township q. range
District No. II came on for final hear
ing. His application was on motion
The petition of Jens ]. Jensen ask.
ing that he with his lands. to-wit:
EN Of NwA, Section 5. Township 43.
Range 10. be- set of from District No.
to ha psset H After due s1
this petition was on motion duly car
ried granted.
Bids for constructing Bridge No.
4726 were received as follows:
Guaranty Construction Company
$500: ................ $5S0o.00
Henry A. Rau u;a.o con,n.nx S 1880 90
AlnQe8pOuS DTuSS SOHpdHy OofO.OO
Milaca Bridge Company ...... 547S.00
And for Bridge No. 4727
Guaranty Construction Company
.....:.......;.. ............... s s9oo O0
Minneapolis Bridge Company $4,000
Milaca Bridge Company 1900. $685. 90
On motion made and carried. Bridge
No. 4726 was awarded to Harry A.
Raush and Bridge ". 1927 to Guaran-
ty Construction Company.
petition was presented to the
board asking for change in State
Road No. in Section20. Township As,
Range 10. This petition was on motion
referred to the Road and Bridge Com
mittee.
Of q new Common School District out
of territory Of D;sticts No. 8. 81 and
o. signed by Donald Mackenzie and
nineteen others was presented and
read. Hearing on this petition will be
had on the Goth day Of August. 1927,
at one o'clock In the afternoon at the
officsi ofthe Cunty Auditor in the VII
In. County xGditor filed the follow
ing statement:
70 the County Board Pine County
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The members of the Child Welfare
Board appeared asking that they be
given an additional appropriation in
oo ou b eat carried s on The ns
of $4,000 made at the January meet
ing being nearly exhausted. Commits
sioner Ethel moved that an additioned
appropriation ghS Of $1,000 be made n to
motion was duly seconded and when
put carried unanimously.
"A resolution was passed transfer
ring the sum Of s1.00O.Oo from the
County Revenue Fund to the Inciden-
tai Expense Fund.
Mr.. John Ethel filed an application
for an extension Of his license to run
a ferry across st. Croix Rive. HIS
request was on motion granted.
The bond Of Frank Howell as man
ager of the County Farm WAS on mo-
ton approved.
Supplementary lists Of thirty persons
legally qualified to act as grand jur-
ors and twenty-three persons legally
prepared by the County Board. duly
certified and filed with the Clerk Of
Court.
The Board filed the following re-
TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN
We would respectfully report, that
in accordance with law. we have this
coynt s1 Auditor and the 'S County Treas
urer, and herewith submit state
ment Of the condition Of the County
Treasury at this date.
We find the County Treasurer charg-
ed on the books Of the County Aud
.itor with and accountable for, at this
date, the sum Of $147s802. 96.
The balance to the Country Treas
urer in the County Repositories at
this date. according to the statements
furnished by the said repositories is
as follows:
Balance per bank statements,
June Both, 1927 ............ 301 ,296. 81
Deposited since ............. 145, "a
Total 446, 56S. SO
Less outstanding checks. ...... 299. 227. 90
Bank Balances ............. 147, 34O.4S
The Treasurer exhibited to US:
Bonds, etc. .................. 5000
Checks ............ 1894
Currency and Coin ........... 172.S4
Total 2624S
Trea surer's balance, Date of
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1927-10-14

Ssml. II. Robbins. 75xfl5. Main e..
'B Frank +. Lindsey. 35x1f0 Merton
Raymond Carton. 40x10S. Brighton
Chas. A. Mckeen, 40x1G8 Brighton
VIM. Fl. Dunlevy, 50x102. Main -.
Ray Guard. 35x9J. Merton ....
Thos. j. Gross. 50x200. Greenway
Schwartz &; Oliver, 50xt33, Merton
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259x152, Greenway
50x151. Greenway

I5IX25y, GreenWaY ............
Edwin c. Sherman 5Ox140 Edgeiey ............
Edwin G. Sherman. 35x140, Edgeley ..............
Janett Brown Est. 30X1fO, Edgelev .............
Janett Brown Est, 12x140 Edgeley ..............
Marie r. Dunstan 30XI4O Mulberry ............
Moses A. Warner, 35xlT0, Lorraine ...............
Moses A. Warner. 35x10. Lorraine ............. 1:
Everett f. Marshall. 35x110 Lorraine .............
Everett F. Marshall 35x11O Lorraine .............
Rachel Meitt clio Experience B. Pomelear.
35x103. Lorraine Observation-Disclosures.
Rachel Mett clio Experience b. Pomelear.
35Xl0a. Lorraine Observation-Disclosures.
Sec. / Dava A. Bryant. 25xl25. Reading .........
David A. Bryant. 25xl25, Reading ....4,...........
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Goldie Goldberg. toSx207, Mill I'd.
Goldie Goldberg, 200x2I1, Mill Rd.
Saml p. fash 259x9i. Woodland
B las a. Penn. l09X110. Mill Rd.
Fred Hill. 30xf45. Merton ........
James II. Parrish 3Sxi5G, New Roac
A James Fl. Parrish. 19xl50. New Rd
"A Leslie &, Edna McNamire. 375x1A,
Bedford q. Proud. 50x114. Mulberry
Bedford G. Proud. 50x111. .
Bedford G. Proud. 50X11i. .
EliZ. r. Greene. 30Xl00, Brighton
Clyde l.. Taylor. 30xS9. Brighton
A Harvey Il. Fenton, 40x40. Stratford
p Harry S. Spud, 40x111. Reading &,
NJ. w. Dilks & j. l.. Davis. S3x139,
Robt. Bowen, 40x120, Linden $50.
Harnnrt W IcMis 2lN- ST Char ln
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2U5 VIM G. Westwood Est. 50x14O Iongshore ......>.
VIM G. Westwood Est. 50X140 Longshorc
10 Chandler Realty Co, 50X140, Main
10 Chandler Realty 50x1iO, Commencement.
81 Harry f.. Crawford, 25x10.
65A Harry r. Crawford. 12hx110 Iowa ..............
7SA Marcia Leeds 178X759 Main Observation-Disclosures.
zUS lab kath A. Jeferies Go Percy & Anna Hand
1f.5X110 Iowa Observation-Disclosures.
15A 23X11o, Iowa .................
John H. & Lille Sutton, 25x125,
John H & Lille Sutton. 25x125, Iowa .,..........
zzO la Guard Class, 5OX50 California
2Uxl3u ocean
50X150 Ocean
" 50x150 Ocean
John B. Martell, 50X100, Ocean Observation-Disclosures.
ga John Marte. 50x50 rear. Ocean ...............
IA John b. Marel. 50x00, Ocean Observation-Disclosures.
SA John e. Martell 50x100
iNeFaus
- Martel, Guard & Glass. 5Ox1 OFT .........
" 50X1f5Ott Ave.
- 50x100 OFT Ave. .........
50x9O Calf q OFT
"a 50X50 Ocean
Any of the above parcels be redeemed by PAYNE
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Name. Size and I.ocation.

at one O'Clock p NJ, for the payment of said
same shall be previously paid,
Evening star., 1927-10-25
OFFICIAL SPEEDS NORTH.
Vice President Of SeabOard on Way
to Baltimore.

WEST PALM BEACH, Fla, Oc-
tober rs LP).-On board a special train,
NJ. III. Cahill, Savannah, vice presi-
dent in charge of the operations of
the Seaboard Air Line Railway, was
speeding northward this morning, fol-
lowing the receipt of advites here of
the death in Baltimore last night of
S. Davies Warfield, president of the
system. Cahill's train left West Palm
Beach at 12:45 am, with no an
nounced destination.
With Mr.. Cahnl were M. Fl. Gold,
West Palm Beach. superintendent of
the south Florida division of the Sea-
hoard, and T. w. Parsons, Arcadia,
general superintendent.
Mr.. Cahill had been in conference
with railway officials here yesterday.
Evening star., 1927-10-25
SERGT. WALSH MAY
QUIT ACTIVE DUTY
Veteran Detective Before Retire.
ment Board at Own Request.
Was Soldier in Two Wars.

Detective Sergt. Thomas D. Walsh,
who has served the Police Depart
ment for q period Of % years, prob
ably has performed his last service
for the department. having appeared
before the board Of police surgeons
yesterday afternoon to be examined
for retirement.
Sergt. Walsh has served his country
in two wars. the Spanish American n
and World War, and asked for re-
tirement because Of his physical con-
dition, believing he will not again be
fit for active duty.
He served with distinction in the
Spanish American War, returned and
resumed his police duties. and during
the World War he served as first lieu
tenant with the 302d CO., Division OF
Criminal Intelligence, in France.
Sergt. Walsh, member Of Costello
Post. American Legion, attended the
big gathering in France last month
He was sick most Of the time he
was abroad, however, and unable to
partake in much of the entertainment
accorded the visiting Americans.
Evening star., 1927-10-25
MAN STRUCK BY AUTO,
Unidentified Pedestrian Is Uncon.
scious at Emergency.

An unidentified man about 65 years
old was struck by an automobile in
front Of 12011a Seventh street about 8
o'clock this morning. Before lapsipg
into unconsciousness at Emergency
Hospital he managed to speak the
name Frank Dougherty.
George r. Waters, cOlored, 81 years
old, 631 r street, driver of the car, ex.
planned that his machine was north
bound on Seventh street, and said the
pedestrian appeared in its path so
suddenly that he was unable to pre-
vent the accident.
Waters was detained by rhe police
to await the result of injuries the
man sustained. Police are making
every effort to dpd relatives Of the In.
jyEsd NAP. e e sss.. -.
Evening star., 1927-10-25
SPECIAL NOTICES.
JAMES REESE EUROPE UNIT. n. 8.
AMERICAN LEGION AUXILIARY.

Department of the District Of Columbia
;ssss wssnlrstSnh ars to Solicit fSnds for
= = :, ss ss,,s .ss5
pres: Mrs Mamie Tate. sec: Mrs. Ida Low
EFT Mrs MaEgie Smith; & Mrs. R3se @ AHderson Mdern;
~ Mr.; MARIA Margaret Key Nelson Mrs. NarE:re'
bery. evergreens. Furnished and planted ;
!ssns 9gs !. s.s 7ss 1osS
THE CELEBRATED CIDER BARRED, Will
on ics: choice apples: hour out Frederick
CEMETERY LOTS. 4 CHOICE SITES. CEDAR
Ell f5ss P5Sne i1[ DeHS 1855
OATMEAL AND POLYCHROME USED TO
paper rooms. S5 to 81: plastering. Col.
THE 18Th ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
held IiDsi az the real estate once Of = Harrison
senaSsSn yemSsa nat al sS - The sstS ssFe. Of
stock viii be issued At this meeting and an pay
snsasarer sass @as ses msfS siS sw beswsen the
hours OF $a5Sis 3 f$#t EEs:!Afn's 's.s.ss.zz
Will NOT BE REsPoNsIBLE FOR ANY
SsoSsMS sSsM SsPt;aiasff Ssa1E Py ywEIIEs aIhiE @ ios
A B. sUTTLE AND LILA B. SUBTLE
having sold their grocery and meat business
located at 33O1 Rhode Island ave-. MT. Raj.
nier. Nd. known as Rhode Island Market.
brance credit9rs; i an, present thstr bills
NV on or before October 26. 1927.
10 Mr.. AND MRS. CHICKERTER.. WHOSE
address IL unknown: Please call for their
car. or same will be sold for paint and stor-
age charges. E E. ELLIOTT. Vermont Ga.
rage. annex Burlington Hotel. 26s
WEEKLY TRIPS BETWEEN PHILADEL.
phia Newark. N. j.. New York. Boston; full
or part loads. Corrigan Transfer Co. M. 1926
Evening star., 1927-10-25
FLORIDA MOURNS LOSS.
Governor Halls Warfield as State
RpnefactOr

TALLAHASSEE. Fla, October %
Pp.-"Florida has lost one of her best
friends" Gov. j. W. Martin declared
last night when advised by the As
sociated Press of the death in Balti
more Of 8. Davies Warfeld. president
of the Seaboard Airline Railway.
II feel deeply grieved to learn OF
the death of Mr.. Warfield. He was
remarkable man and had done as
much for the State as any one"
Deeply interested in Florida's de
velopment, Mr.. Warfield pushed the
Seaboard's system across the penin
sula, opening new traffic channels tC
tn, East Coast section and assisting
in the States rapid growth. The
Seaboard is one of the largest proper
ty owners I'm the State.
During recent litigation over the
proposed sale OF Everglades bonds, Mr.
Warfield. in an effort to bring the hos
tile camps into accord, sponsored a
meeting in Baltimore which was at
tended by many State leaders. headed
by Gov. Martin and Herman Damn OF
st. Petersburg, president of the Flor
ida State Chamber of Commerce.