,.niTa'MM]+ i w.1+.M wrv _ rA + s . . , ' "FRIDAY. MARCH 19, 1920. BRADFORD COUNTY TELEGRAPH STARKE. FLORIDA PAGE THREE ': -- -- - -- -- ------ - - , ----1 ; \ News of Florida in Short Paragraphs. ,"'" '>; '" I ,!! r" lfl i State News"! , The World's Largest Production I r Told I by Our Exchanges. j , ___ __ __. ... _ Jl-! : __ i I " , I Tires the Smaller Cars Alone"P !. s'An' air service school will be estab. the rare novelty every other eveningof o on .'jIiij1( s Jilhed at Cailstrom Field according listening to concerts staged at Os- .JVe '',*'announcement made by Secretary of Mning. N. V., 1,500 miles distant over ,. . i.r;, 'b'> after in the Jacksonville crew had abandoned Wednesday.her, foul ville,play.is seriously He left ill his or has home met Thursday with- Ivy on the higher-priced cars. to deliver clocks and watches in . ,ij'.vMr, and Mrs-Joshua Scabier, of the country between Gainesville andNe'loerry No tires bearing the Goodyear name contain expecting to return in the swimming Boston Mass.north, were of Miami drowned Beach while, by in afternoon since. but has not been heard of tx )c a higher relative value than these tires for \ '',.aea.the. undertow sweeping them out to Ford, Chevrolet, Dort, Maxwoll and other ,"' Liquor valued at $15,000 was seizedin cars requiring the sizes mentioned. ,.*" The Y. W. C. A. drive in Miami for a residence at Palm Beach Mondayby ;, $200,000 to buy the Fort Dallas hotel Deputy U. S. Marshal Allen who 'ploaedwith,, only half of the amount has returned to Miami with the 200 ll'' If you own one of these cars, go to the near ,I,: ;raised, but enough to assure the purchase cases of American, Scotch and Irish est Goodyear Service Station Dealer for these ' : of the property. whiskey and a large quantity of Cuban rum. Two men were arrested by Tourist Tubes. tires and for Goodyear Heavy \' Fred Todd of Ft. Meade happened the principals in the smuggling from the Bahamas are still at large. has them. "to good fortune a few days ago He He .received news from Canada that his 9 S: Mrs. R. M. Lawrentz of Akron 0. i uncle and aunt had died and left him , their fortune estimated to be $100- was instantly killed at Eustis Fridayby tV '000. a freight train her body being horribly - mangled wfien the engine and -- I .1, Probably the largest grove deal ever tender ran over her. !Mrs. Lawrentz, \ transacted in Florida was closed in with her husband and father was fish 'Winter Haven when the property ing in Trout run when the accident '4' known as the Lucerne Park groves occurred. The men jumped from the . bridge but Mrs.! Lawrentz's foot hungin i' was sold] by the various owners to a . 'j I the rail.Three . for ; corporation $1,500,000. ," '" : ; kui..d .*h* Florida produces from twelve to fifteen men were instantly on . million bushels of corn each year Tuesday when an airplane belongingto 3O,. Vfa Ooodyear Double-Cure $23'50' Goodyear Heavy Tourist Tube are thick, among luNfn. that l Jackson county alone shipped seventy- the Newport Flying Service Cor.JlOI'aUon All-WeatherlreaJ '. reinforce "..lnR. properly. Why rink n \(<>od ....In 101 with a fell on the beach nir, the cheap tube Cioojyear Heavy Tourint 1'uhcn owl Ingle more '; i five carloads of "A" grade corn to house. Just what 30,. 3'h Goodyear Single-Cure $ than tube of I.... merit. 3 K 3'/t kite in wafer4 SO; ,. >,Kansas City: last year. Ililleborough light Fabric Anti.Sk.id, / "1'r"_"._.__ 2150 proof tag _i ..______. _. . ...... ......_.., ..... ....... *|'- ' was the cause of the accident will never :,I;.:;%r';M'Allen Long, a machinist's helper at be known as the plane was so badly I r &Merrill,, Stevens shipyards, Jackson- smashed until it is impossible to ',,;3$<''Villa was drowned Friday when he tell anything about the fause of the ,.'.,;,$'fell from the dock into the river. The trouble. s' '*:y body did not come to the surface after :,w<: sinking. W. Rod way, a retired business man , :,, :..,.t,, of Sioux Falls, S. D., was instantly I GOQJA1 " Governor Oatts has appointed Robert killed on the ocean beach at Daytona I .',( Baker to be sheriff of Palm Beach when an aeroplane from the Princeton ' ,, county to succeed his father, deceased. flying school struck him and nearly severed \ The governor also appointed John M. hid head from his body. Mr. ;Boring to be tax assessor of Lee coun. Kadway was almost totally blind. lIe > i ty to succeed G. II. Bryant deceased. was walking down thre beach in com pany with a friend when killed. Ills \ ?:i;,;(Three bundled-and thirty-seven dol- companion was struck by a wing of , .4:1ar8: and twenty-eight cents was real- the plane and badly jarred. --- -- - -- --- ---- - . ',;X' i Ized by for one 704 Plant City of berries strawberry befog Wool is cheaper now that it was a of the G. S. & F. depot at Lake Geneva mat'nine. They took the young man to lake 1 Fi iilay where' ho will spend several ; ''{,..//1 grower taken by different quarts buyers at 42, 45- year ago, even though there appearsto a former sanitarium for all worn a tree thinking all\ the while they had days nn n fishing trip. lie wan acroiiiiiinif COFFINS CASKETS " . ,and 48 cents. be no appreciable reduction in the out and disabled razorbacks within a Deputy Furen, with the avowed intention >d 1 by R. M. King and John And a full n.. ofUndertakers' " V(1'i"', cost of goods made from this staple. radius of five miles. After the demiseof of placing him where ho would Hull, \\ hn letuined home Sunday : ,11 ';(Charles Ritz -of New York City, The Mitchell brothers, sheepmen of this honored citizen the question never again sec the light of another Miss Minnie Hagan in visiting In Supplies '..'I.' !I caught a 450 pound shark off Palm Milton have recently sold twelve thou. I arose between the depot agent and day or destroy another still. Allen\ Hturke fur a few days. Automobile llearnv." \ \ 'r ,' Beach with a 21-strand Cuttyhunk sands pounds of wool at fifty cents a section boss as to who should performthe in the meantime was busy tolling\ his 'I' M. J. Batten was a visitor to Hampton Always on hand. Th best M.> ,1'.a i line and a two-piece green hard rod. pound. This is a part of last year's honors of the burial service, and It captors that they had the wrong man. last week. vice at the lowest price. Special ., ,> jMr.; Ritz was one hour and 40 minutes crop and was held by the owners who' required several days to settle this vi- After securely chaining him to a tree, I 101 r. and Mrs. G. W. Hinson spent I attention to telegraph orders. . bringing: in the big fish. refused to sell at sixty-one cents a tal question but the natural strength a flashlight; was turned on the young Saturday and Sunday at Starke with I' . ;fr; ':....r pound. They thought the price wouldgo of the deceased decided it in favor of man, and after making sure they hud I "'latlv'II.W..III"II.lay. Registered Embalmer ' .j i ::,XThe; Ott Clothing: Company of Lakeland higher and are now letting it go believing the agent: the near proximity of the the wrong man they departed I leaving I night !Miss EKtclla Wood. .r,>-) was entered Sunday morning and that it will possibly go even remains to that gentleman's smelling the young man chained to the tree 1 and entertained the young folks with OeWlff C. JONES t c' ;'between $4,000 and $5,000 worth of lower. arrangements!: made summary actionin and sending a message; to Furen that I u chicken piluu. Several of the older Starke Fla.em.asvs . ;ill; 'merchandise: taken. The robbers had4fa the premises seem imperative. he was a marked man and that hm I folks Mere present, too, and many interesting \ taste for the best spring dresses and Leveling of what is known as the : days upon this earth were numbered.! mid amusing games were! :- , ., ,t silks. Indian mount and excavations near A party from Holt were hunting on Allen's cries for help were heard by I played I PC fore 'mid after supper At a i., Sarasota last week by workmen preparing Yellow\ River last week and onp of I a passerby who released bin from hill lute hour, they departed for their reHpeitive ASPIRIN FOR HEADACHE , ,'y boil the Jack- the ground for the erection of prt'dicamunt and he returned to the I homes reporting a good /, While testing a at the men Levy Dollar, killed\ three deerat :: i residences have resulted in the discovery city. time 41 j$onvile) plant of the Merrill Stevens one shot Dollar saw a big buck I '. ahipyard, W. D._ Shields sustained injuries of a large number of prehistoric come trotting up across a branch from .----- Mr. Hn,| :Mis C. A. Rhames expectto Name "Bayer" is on Genuine . .. which resulted in his death at relics. Among the finds made by visitors where he was. The buck evidentlysaw 11mlm-SA:; leuvo in the near future for Ocala < to the scene are various bones of him for he stopped and, two oth- where' they will make their future Aspirin-say Uaytf . ,:j St..Luke's hospital shortly afterward the human skeleton] human teeth er deer dame up and stood by him. "hf'rl'II"larch! II)-Rev, Joe !Mul- home, 'll'[His face and skull was badly crushed pieces of pottery and flint. It was said Their heads were (in line and when Mr lady, of Hampton, filled his regular -- T' '!;J by a cap which blew off the boiler dur. that one whole skeleton was found but Dollar fired the three deer fell. lie I appointment at the Christian church Colds Cause tjrip sad Influenza A i.'i {.;.l'' f ing the testing: operation that it crumbled to dust as soon as secured a wagon loaded the deer on Sunday delivering\ interesting Her I LAXATIVE IwriKO CjiHMNClahtiiM' rmmmi the! : ; toui'hed. and was driving away when the remainder rnons to appreciative audiences. Cs,,... There i. ce' i.ni "l>rmia Qululi: 'i:11' .\ West Palm lieach is now enjoying of the party came up. "Why !Mrs Josephine' Sullivan has tetuin- t. W GROVES .'1n hlf ul I lax. SOa. Enraged by a disagreement; as to he's got a deer" said one of them. ed from South Florida after an extended --. --- - ----- .--- - ft 1 LIFT CORNS ORCALLUSES the proper means of punishing their "By golly, he's got two." said another. visit with relatives and friend "DIAMOND DYE" OLD [ of Crooked Lake ;4 son, Emmett Gunn, "Just look, he's got three" said the Mrs, I., A. Hull and son, Clyde were ; , and formerly an iceman in Gainesville, other. When told that he brought; visitors to Hampton Saturday. I I I GARMENTS LIKE NEW I OFF shot and killed bin wife Sunday and . i attempted to kill his son and daughter them down with one shot the newcomers Mr*. S. II.! Wuodard wan a visitor to II Any woman can dye faded shabby : Gunn started shooting and shoutinglike Starke Thursday. wearing apparel whether wool, silk. out- Insist on TUyer Tablet. of Anpirla" occurred when Mrs. I ' , M"""* The quarrel a band of Indians in a war dnnce. Hob/ King and John Hall spent afew ton linen or rolled gooda to any eolor, la a "Bayer package, containing proper ; j.1 4 ' [Doesn't hurtl Lift any corn or refused to allow her son, who is Mr. just like new, br following dimple direction dirwtlnna for Headache Cold, Pain "' ' I callus off with fingers Gunn's stP| son, to be whipped, and days at George lake fishing having In each package of "Diamond Vj.*." I I Neuralgia, Lumbago, and tUieomatUm. :! that Gunn then shot her with a revol A bold but unsuccessful attempt excellent luck. 1 I Name "Jl -er" Bieeui genuine AipiriapreMribod ,,9 ver. E. W. Bosley who was a guest was made last night to kill Deputy Mrs. Lomle llightower: wax a Vi"i-I- by hyilciana for nineteenjreara. ' Ahk Your Soldier How "CootiesGot ... 12 tabletscoat ,1i Hey bo of 'UnJy tin at dinner interfered in time.to save Furen of Orlando, and one of SheriffGordon's tor to the county seat Saturday. I, r markof hi trade J'd Such Hold few cent Antilrln the lives of the boy and girl. lie was valuable deputies, by moon- Mr. and Mrs. Den SUNX