Smith's Weekly from Tallahassee, Florida • 6

VVJLililiUlalJ -could Btntfi mmm be im ve would MAKE IT IMO. PI RE ANU GEM BRANDS -'lime Trieti and Crop leatted" A II V. tii ui, iwlilu nt'liUid ft the- deaf and oIIik, and Vr. a. it college foi in'groea.

Wi'iiion Newell, commis loner for the state plant board was also reelected. Hall's Catarrh Medicine Thou who ar. la "run down" oondl-tkw will nolle that Citarrh both.rt them much more than whan th ar. In food health. TliH fait prov.s that whll.

Citarrh Is a local dluo. It 1. reUr Influenced by onatltuuonl condition. HALLS CATARKH MED1CINK 1t of an Ointment which Quickly )llavs by local application, and the Internal Medicine, a Tonic, which alUl In Improving; the General Health. Bold by drogajaia for over 40 Tear.

1. Cheney Toledo. Ohio. egg Is toned the am face jl the top ol Uie Jur me. Into a vat with the want water.

I lie How of water at thM e- aka hatchery I Mn-ur il it elfvatcd tank Into which he water is pumped from the -t. Johns river, which Is free om the element of salt. The ii.trodurtion of salt water would destroy the eers. completely. CHOICE (PUTT fECE I Kli I i.Kiiiiu iirueii i.m'ufd.

'let ii' iinii'i rteini iixiern now for future requirement ami be reudy when fertilizer Is needed. Trans -I 'e worst-, r. 1 i.itnt I-I I I I I 1 1f hi in Jiiysnt E. PAINTER FERTILIZER COMPANY Jnck-Oiiville, Duval Housewives first want variety and choice when they buy groceries. The same is true with dry goods, notions, etc Then they consider quality and price.

This is uie standard of grocery and dry goods service we have established in Talla- CHAMP CORN GROWER IS SOUGHT The board of county commls- nioners has Instructed county agent (j. C. Hodge to offer the farmers of Leon county a 10o cash premium for the highest jleld of corn from five acres. The purpose of this offer la to stimulate more interest in corn growing and really to flno? out who the champion com grower FARM DEVELOPMT NOW BIGJACTOR Jacksonville, Mar. 1.1.

face Florida'! agricultural lands are being developed on a scale little realised by the average Horiuan because developers of farm areas are sawing wood and advertising space to tell about it Bays the Florida state chamber Of commerce. Citizens Interested In the future of the state are constantly stressing the need of creating more farms and settling them but few seem to be aware that this very thing is bing done. Reports to the chamber from Okaloosa county testify to the strides being made in this dlrec-" tion. W. J.

Rice, Is an atorney at Cretview, the county seat. Mr. Rice reports that during the last few months he has compiled and supplied abstracts of title to fortv farmers who hau purchased small farms In Okaloosa county and that all of them had purchased farms of less than forty acres Nearly all of these pur-chasers he said are from Chicago and the surrounding territory. Colds Cause Orlp and Inlluenia LAXATIVE BROMO QUININE T.blrti remove ttesaui. There only on.

"BronH. W. GROVE'S alumtut. J. COLLINS COMPANY I'llONK 19 We invite you to become a customer.

AUTOMOBILES FLOCK TO SEE THE BEAUTIFUL LOS ROBLES PUSH DEVELOPMENT OF CHEROKEE HILLS It will give an Idea of how the advertising of Ixs Robleg In the Democrat and Htate Is attracting attention when we are able to report that Ixs Itobles waa visited yesterday between 0 a. ana 7 p. m. by 270 automobiles. Of course Sunday no work was iielng carried on but there are now miles of water, gug and drain pipes on the ground.

Curb-ings are being extended at the rate of a quarter of a mile a week and sldowalks are being put in place almost as fast. Ixt pur Jl'KT WHAT TIIK IMMTOKOKMJtKII Kan Pedro, Mar. 13. (P) When Mr. and Mrs.

Grant Buehl married eleven years agi they agreed that three children, two byd a girl, would be about right for a family. There were none until yes- terday when triplets arrived, two boys and a girl. The mother and children are decided upon the plans for their hew club home on north Monroe st. and the next move will be to ai-k for bid's on the contract. Mr.

Fitjhner of Tallahassee drew up the plans, which are of a Spanish type of architecture and Teautiful. The board of control will convene in Tallahassee Monday in regular session for the purpose of receiving bids on the dormitory building foi Mie Florida state college for women. Bids heretofore have been rejected because they were too hif-'h. Other matters of a routine nature will also be disposed of. doing well.

THE CITIZENS BANK i TALLAHASSEE, FLORIDA Do Your Banking With Us We Pay Interest on Saving? Accounts Every Three Months County, Fkrid IN LEON CO i of l.eon county will be for the year lt2fl. For particulars see County gent Hodge at once and get in for the fun, the more the mer rier. This offer Is. for the con- sideratlon of every farmer in county, It should increase the corn yield many thousands of bushels. chases are moving along well because those who are directing the development of Tallahassee's beautiful suburb, have kept the rice of lots down low, so as to ncourage the establishment of homes.

It is doubtful now whe ther any of the choicer lots wil' be available after March This shows the influence of the iidvertlsing columns of the Dem ocrat which now carries more reul estate advertising than over before in its history. LET FOR DORMITORY after the noon hour, and alw accepted the project of Installlne i chair of Americanism at the state university. The move fostered by the American legion which had previously raised trust fund of approximately the interest from which wif! be used by the board as far a will no towards maintaining the chair. The presidents of the four edu catlohal institutions were re elected for the ensuing year a fellows: Dr. A.

A. Murphree late university; lr. Kdw. Con WM. CHILD fiiTKlLTADJIISS'N Due to tha fact that the ser-eral state Institutions an being uixed with an ever increasing -student body and facilities at the tate university and tha womana college are Inadequate to cart for all the student, who art knocking for- admission Chair man p.

K. Tonga of tho board of control has appealed to tho attorney general for advice on th matter of restricting admission to these schools, In dtinf several statutes which touch on the management and ontrol of these Institutions, tha attorney general Saturday stated that while the laws at present might bo construed aa warranting tho board of control and th itato board of education in limiting tha attendance, it would be tangerous to do so unless the 'ull capacity had been reached la teaching facilities. The attorney general strongly recommended basing admission a rigid merit system set up thru examination tests, clearly permissible under the present aws, and which the attorney general points to as a desirable Tieans of selecting the most ieserving students and those who nay have earned their way into ilgher institutions of learning. YOUNG EVANGELIST STOPPING AT CHEROKEE For the past two weeks Tallahassee has. entertained unknowingly, In a measure ftn honored miest, an evangelist out of'th ordinary.

A representative of the Democrat and Morning State visited him for the first time In his room at the Cherokee hotel Saturday morning, but he was non commital and we failed la-obtaining an interview. We were impressed with the personality of this young protpstant, however and know that he has brought irlati tidings to many. This young evangel is a traveling missionary end has brought much happiness tc his parents. His name is Gypsy Pat four weeks old son of Capt. and Mrs.

Gypsy Pat Smith. WINTER BRINGS A WrUltMANiUi Tronrllnof ilna nn tha boot, of the annual festival announcing bursting of buds the southern peach belt, winter touched the south again today with snowy fingers, leaving icy temperature and patches of snow. A backward glance marked the Prst time this season that Columbia, S. C. had experienced1 snow.

North Alabama, northern Georgia and eastern Tennessee and the mountainous sections of North Carolina, South Carolina and Virginia however, experienced their second taste within a week. Chijling winds were sweeping northern Florida. SPRING SHOPPERS AND BURGLARS MIXED A burglar entered the hom of Parker Ctoy early this morn-inr bnj was intercepted before he had gotten anything except the trousers of the owner of th Lome. Mrs. Croy hearing some on in the room called to Mr.

Croy until she awakened him and told him that some one was in th loom. Thinking that it was a young man who is rooming In tha home, Mr. Croy, addressing him asked if he were sick. There hh a muttered assent. When asked If there was anything that Croy could do for him, a "yes" was the giveaway.

The voice and manner of speak-wr-rp unlike that of the party that Mr. Croy thought that i.a.i been au'dreasing. The Intrude, who stood between the two beds in the room, r-etran to make his retreat, carrying with him Mr. Croy's trousers which he 'had in his hands, supposedly for the purpose of searching the pockets. Ther a ciieck for C0 and som small" change in these.

As he quickened his pace, followed by Mr. Croy, he stumbled over some obstacle in the hall and another in the living room but maade a safe getaway. As result of the incident Mr. Croy was confined to hia room some time this morning, in fact until some neighbor could come to his relief with th loan of a pair of pants, Mr. Croy sent his suits to the pressor on-Friday had nothing in" reoerr.

Th hom of Hon. Guyt Mo Cord was entered th night before Mr. McCord was th loaer in this Instance, aa th intruder took three new dresses that Mrs, McCord had just purchased to add to Ler spring ward. rob. the- spring the fancy of wa a burglar to turn to' OFFICERS i J.

F. Dorman, President Carl Mitchell, Cashiei W. C. Hodffes, Vice-President I pinchotwat't: be senator Harrlsburg March 1ft. (JP) Governor Pinchot today anounced hia' candidacy for the republican nomination for the States senate in the Pennsylvania primary this' spring.

miss veNlLPS IN MOVIE PICTURE i Mlsa Illa Vason Itagan has received tne following In refer- ence to help she will extend the great Florida historical movl oleture "Tamiaml Trail," which Barron Collier is financing: My dear Mrs. Ragan: It ir Indeed refreshing to receive vol unteer testimony such as yon offer In your letter of the 20th Inst. In connection with the pro poseo Tamiaml Trail picture. I herewith enclose a folder which carries some preliminary information with relation to the picture. It is our hope to visit Tallahassee in company with Miss Bhlrman, who is both continuity and scenario writer of the Tamiaml Trail picture.

My vision of this whole matter has been that Miss Hhipman ihc-ild have the personal opportunity of meeting you and getting first hand inspiration of hose things which are big with omance and Florida history. You may be sure that we will ill be glad to take advantage of our offer, and will advise you in ample time as to when we vill be able to make such a visit. la the meantime we, could, use to tremendous good advantage of your pictures in the iiiblicity way, and would appre iate them ever so much. This vhole plan of ours is to produce a picture that is statewide in haracter, In which one of the ultimate incidents is the I'amiami Trail. I will be glad to submit your etter to Miss Shlpman when she returns here next week and will request her personally to corres pond with you.

OKA R. CIIAPIN, Executive Vice President. USERS OF LIGHTS GET CHEAPER RATE Old Light Rate first 200 Second 4(K) II 11 over 00 New Light Rate rst 200 II Second 400 II 15c 12( 7c 12r Ul over 600 II The ordinance Introduced at thi est meeting of the city commis loners lowering the light rutet Ixteen and two thirdi oer cen' oes not affect the rates In fore utslde the city proper, and onb hose citizens living inside th ity limits as at present define' vill benefit from the reduction has been pointed out. Another ordinance fixes ates which persons residing out dde the city and yet receive the conveniences provided by th nunicipality must pay. Ther.

as been no change in these ates recently. Th su' feet was one of con-iderable discussion following th- few days ago of the city's action In voluntaril the municipal light ates and no mention was mad the article to the effect that he ordinance affected only th ity proper. No single action taken by the ity officials in many montrfW as brought about as much fav cable comment as that of last Tuesday an while a few hom wners may be Inclined to crlti ise the administration for not 'akin? the rate uniformly appli able to all the territory served must be borne in mind that he fellow outalue the city doe ot support the city utilities taxes and the only ones realK ntitlei to consideration In such an arrangement la the cltisen a ho lives in the city and" is a tockholder (n the corporation he city Itself. The. fellow on the outside la simply a customer The man on the Inside is a stock holder entitled to the dividends COMPLETES GREAT! FLIGHT TO AFRICA i rrwrHrm.

Vsreh 1.V UP) rtHHb avlstof rHvw the air (UM Udl fr.mVWtn ajHiiHsi(it. Hrten IVsstiM trip to Cap-low. South AMraJ Win Sarah rartridge spent tho A Rd Conntant watch has to be maintained in omVr thut a regular flow of water may be Necured Uth ilny ami night during the im ul ation stage, wluc1 Is uboul i(ht days. Fiah culturist L. II.

Dennett of he linked States bureau of rubrics i.s In charge of the station kith two asKiMtants. while C. F. 'uiler, diNtrict Hunervlsor of th lureau of llnherles, is Innpectin ocation.i for the estnbliKhment other hatcheries in the state. apt.

T. It Hodges, state shell commissioner returned to "nllahasMce Friday from a trip inspection of shell planting at Vpalacliicola. Sixty thousand 'usheln of uliell are ready to te lanted, said Commissioner lodges, and we are moving them a rate of six thousand bush- Is a week. The planting of hese shell will result in the roiluction of countless millions little oysters during the pawning season, which lugim lioiit April 15. The shells are placed on th.

nrs In order that the mall oyster may "set' or attacr ihemselves to the clean surf act I the newly opened shells a mall oysters will not set on lick, or flirty surface. Captain Hodges left Haturda ight for Moore Haven on l.ato keecholiee to Inspect anothe for a hatchery and will Joined at that point by Mr. Cul uud will proceed from then I'ensacola for the same pur iose. IU THE TAArnVEKS OH LEON, COUNiV, Vimr ituntlon it inllml to Hitlun ft, ChapKr 66Vh, ol I'lundi, tlmrdn "il la iiiailn lie duly ol avtry craun owning or having t'la control, nariiginnfnt, limn afttity iropuly what iw.vr cliamcler that i aulJect to taxation uulr the lawa ol ihla at an, make a return of aame, I Una-Inn to the county iiiriwr of taxra. or hflor th firat day of April, if tarn and every ysar, giving th am, aa rerjuiied hy law" Where fou have bought real properly, lrae lie Hire to me ynnr irrd for aame, to have It properly uid correctly written on the aierae-irnt roll.

for yrrar praonal prop-rty, will he glad to furnlah you vl I th official blank to deacrlh He unit. Aa I am directed hy the above pcHon of the tearement law to cloc my hooka on April firat next, I would rgrntly reqimt that your furniah lth your ratume Mora that data. Reaptfulty, W. CI.AHKH, raor of Tan re for f.enn rnmt. "lorida.

Jan. to April 1 CAPITAL VISITORS FROM LLOYD SATURDAY Ai. or- Ihe visitors at the capl-o Saturday was Miss Posey 'aylor of I.oyd who called to see uperlntendent Cawthon. Mis 'sylor Is member of the grnd-'ig committee. With her were her aunt, Mrs.

Kill Speltrht of lUilelgh, N. ho is visiting in Miss Taylor's ome, and Miss Atrne Kdwarda, Jefferson county girl, sinter of Irs. Fred Elliott of thin city, liss Kdwarda I visiting her Hither at the nil homo at l.loyd. Ii" Is located In here she Is lmmflinir Fhrlda i ul estate. When asked about ho nmrket she replied, Things nve been quiet but business Is lekltijr up right along now.

These visitors from I.lnyd port the little town as putting an ambitious program in otiitalnment i hertly, liavitlRl cured three good numbers from well known ehantniimia clrcui! or Miurh Mrs. nelght, in commenting on tho respect for an enjoyable timr aid, 'Tell those who wish to ome to make the trip in the fternoon and their pleasure will doubled by the beauty along he roadside. Crnbapple bios oms, yelow Jasmine, dogwood, oneysurkle all are In Idoom." f.vi'sv iwi "isns" Some men iire sjnHn and tbe tit know It, nnd some dont ant to know it. Some people want everything! next to nothing. Like the inn wandering around the ten ent store who on being aked nt be was looking for, said: The shoe A man Is beginning to sink rhen he is beginning to drink.

Home men accept tho prlncl- les of Jesus but (io not accept (esu. If you wait until you are bet-er you will never come to tlirlst. There should be no frontier to domain of Goi In your life, tame people sty they do not elleve in eyangellstlc campaigns. neither does' the devil. Every hnmnB need Is met In Jesus Christ.

When Christ-tomes In win aet tha Joybells dlvlnt nesi ringing and making melody Ir. your fosart CHANGES MADE AT EiJJS ISLAND Washington, Mar, 18. VP) lien Jatnln M. Day of New York was nominated today to be Immigration commissioner at Rills Island eueceedlng Henry N. Curran who resigned effective March 81.

iiiioF SEVEN CHILDREN Helper in Carina; for them by Taking Lvdia L. Pinkham't Vegetable Compound Glasgow, Ky. "I an tho mother of even children, tho olJosl being only DinECTORSi J. F. Dorman, W.

C. Hodges. Carl Mitchell, Dunn L. 0. Btinton, Wm.

Child, J. A Demetree 1 1 12 years, nn. I I ih1 that I.ydla K. 1'inK-ham's in it ti has helped (o mil me tbrougli tlu roundest oT ir.y niarrle.l II. Al lime 1 wai f'o K.u was a misery.

A friend In Ind.anap-n'lls. Indiana, told Those who have not recently visited and sWpn the development under way in Cherokee Hills can hardly visualize the transformation taking place in what was considered, one of city's eye sores. Where formerly was a narsh, frequently overflowed heavy rains, i rrow high Iry land, a deep canal has taken place of the meandering stream, the land has been wrought up to the level of Park avenue and when the improvements, ana beautiflcatlon have been completed, this section will-represent the finest residential property In Tallahassee. City engineers are now instal-ing a new culvert across St Augustine road to take care of hat they claim, more water has ever sought an outlet from the section it is to take care of. The preparation of this land for Cherokee Hills has jeen a nuch bigger engineering project than the average man imagines.

It is involving the expenditure many thousands of dollars; it 's a big thing for the city as it iot only wipes out an unsightly ection but represents property immense value as a close In, highly restricted, residential section. It presents many advan-ages in that it is but three min-ites walk from the center of the ity and seven minutes walk from ihe high school yet It is well from the taint of com mercialism. CAPITAL CITY BRIEFS Willis Ball of the Florida Times Union was a welcome visitor to the capital city Friday. O. Cullins left this morning for a business trip to West Palm and other points in south Miss Corinne Scruggs of the Florida state college for women was the dinner guest of Miss Mildred Jackson Friday evening.

Governor Martin Saturday wa able to pay a brief visit to the xecutive offices in the capitol, but saw no visitors nor attended to any state matter. Mrs. Geo. E. PorW Miss Gladys Morse, Kay Porter and Geo.

Porter all of Perry. motored over Friday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Bishop Clark, Mr.

and Mrs. O. Thompson, Miss Sarah Clark and others of Perry, Ha. were the guests of Mist Mildred Jackson at her home on college av. Friday night, having motored over.

The supreme court Saturday affirmed a Judgment of the clr. cult court for Iuval county to. nr Maim Kinnnn. em- ored woman convicted of murder and sentenced in August, W2 20 years stabbing another woman to death. D.

U. Holler and Pet Norton of th state university student forces, ipent Saturdar In TalU-haseeo. visiting. Norton fUte that th dramatic club of tho university will present a play hwt xt CONTRACT COLLEGE The board of control In session Monday morning received bid's fur a now dormitory at the Fiorina college for women ami awarded a contract, the tot) of which amounted to I. l.

Thomas Son of Mcnv Tontv, received the contract lor the building at The plumbing contract went to the I 1 1 ill i I oi eiorence, m. rn llrm also got the wiring contract for tXW. II. T. Iliehl of Tnlluhns we wa.t warded Hi eating tontract nt The board was in session until (1KO.

VV. CHILD Chairman Dr. Pons A. Hathaway of the state roaof department is expected home Sunday. Ir.

Hathaway did not return with the other members and attaches of the office from the Tampa meeting of the commission. He is expected to be here Monday for the meeting with the I eon county board of commissioners in regard to road matters in this county. Those who know the efficient service of Jim Stratton for 26 years janitor at the Elks club and who have long respected the real man beneath the dark skin of thin faithful servant, will grieve to learn of his death. They will rppreciate the fitness of the attendance of the local lodge at the funeral service which will be held at the cemetery Sunday afternoon. In discussing the proposed call for an extra session of the legislature for which it is said the county commissioners of the several counties of th state in a session held at Orlando Friday have determined to ask to validate the road and bridge bonds issued by special districts, attorney General Johnson said "there ig no parallel between tke creation of road and bridge districts in Florida and road and bridge districts in Texas.

The process differs materially. While the decision of the United States supreme court In the Texas bond case may affect the marketability of the bonds issued in this state, in my opinion it in no way effects their validity." This is the concensus of opinion of many of the leading lawyers of the state. Charles Barksdale, a contractor of Aurora, Illinois is a visitor in the city, having stopped -to a few days In Tallahassee with his nieces, Misses Ullian and Marion' Cross and their brother, Frederick Cross Mr. Barksdale has been spending a few weeks on the east coast. He Is at the develop ment he ha eea in Florida.

Th governor has granted retrieves of. 80 days each to two men who are charged with pos session -of liquor. C. H. Thomas of Sarasota county, convicted at th fall term of court and for 90 days with a In of 1300; th a W.

Wright of Tolusia, sentenced for 6 months and fined WOO. The reprieve ar given that th mer may petition th hoard for par-on They becam effective or March 11, Mr. C. K. Allen a Jefferson st ta recovering from a very ma of I lie VeKuUbla Connoun 1, and after taking a few but IL a of It I fcecanie myself snaln and it was a pleasure to do my hou.rwork and gardening, Slnre then I slwnya your me Heine when I fool weak from overwork and It strnlRlitens mo out Mas.

Mkiissa Uauhhis. Koutn 2, earn Of O. F. Steenbergen, OIiiskow, Ky. New Orleans, I.a.

"1 couiil nut do a thing after my first boy was bom. I as so weik, I had no 'appetite, lost weight and was not ablo to do Xay work. I wag this wsy Tor seven creeks, then I took I.ydla 12. Plnkham's Vegetable Compound and gut, wonder- tul results from It." Mrs. C.

Faiihik, 4014 Dauphlne New Orleans, La. Lydla 13, Ptnkhnm's VegeiahlnTiim- pound has been grewlng In popularity among women lor over fitly years. FIRST HATCHERY AT WEAKA 13 STARTED The shou fish denurtmont announced Saturday the successful tpenig of Florida's tlrxt tlsh hatcherv et Welaka. FlorHa. in Iutnam county, with a battery of forty htchiriK Jars, which tfcke care of several million tlsh eggs at a (barge.

In order to operate a mechanical or Jar hatchery, it Is necessary to maintain a constant Bow fif. absolutely fresh water thru a tube into the hatching jar, which keeps the eggs in constant motion jbntil they are hatched. The Utdied flih being lighter than CHILD BROS. CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS We are unmsually well equipped to give our patrons the very best service In all lines of huildinjr. Call on us If you pre contemplatinsr any kind of huildinp We ran save1 yoy money.

Ilifeftaat Coostlsaltofl CrM to to 21 Dy -LAX-FOS WITH PEPSIN" III srclu prepared Sywp Tonle-Lsxative fur Habitual CnKlpMica. "relieves promptly and how Id ae taken regularly for 14 to 21 days nindn-rsKbic' action. It Stimulate and "V'S dan. Pleasant to; Take. 10 t'v-s.