Tallahassee Democrat from Tallahassee, Florida • Page 3

THE DAILY DEMOCRAT, TALLAHASSEE, FLORIDA' THREE Monday Afternoon, June 17, 1935 MICCOSUKEE CITRUS GROWERS TURN TO PINES ABOUT TOWN Must Omit Fees On Small Loans Democrats Dedicate Congress District ORLANDO. June 17 (API Miss Susie Scruggs and Miss Maud Schawl left Saturday for Florida's new fifth congressional (By Tbt Associated Preii) i Attorney General Cary D. Lan-l dis has held the Florida small district, formed by an act of ths recent legislature, will be dedicated formally at a celebration here today. (Bj Til Associated Freu) The Florida forest "service has reported that citrus growers are turning to slash and longleaf pine as windbreaks to prevent frost damage in their groves. "A number of citrus growers," the forest service said, "have found that natural wind-breaks on the northwestern and eastern side of Jacksonville to Vote On Goverment Change JACKSONVILLE, Juna 17.

(AP) Special deputy sheriffs will look on Tuesday while Jacksonville and Duval county citizens decide whether to consolidate their governments. The Jacksonville bar association requested the special officers for the election after a heated battle over the merger Issue developed in the campaign. Proponents of the consolidation hold it up as economical government: opponents charge a "political ring" will spring from the system of appointing most Lake Ella Work Well Under Way Work on the beautlficatlon of Lake Ella Is now proceeding rapidly, Harry E. Van Brunt, FERA administrator said. Dredging, removal of the floating Islands and work on the shoreline Is well under way.

Full plans for the beautlfication project are now In the hands of engineers awaiting approval. In the meanwhile preliminary work Is being speeded up so that when plans are approved work may begin on the landscaping immedi Friends of K. A. Smith, state forester of South Carolina, formerly assistant state fo: ester of Florida, will be irterested to know that he was one of a group of three speakirtg Thursday from Washington, over national stations at 6:15 o'clock, eastern standard time. Others on the program were the state forester of New York, and the president of the national park service.

Mrs. Smith, who was Miss Mary Prin- Historical Society To Issue 1935 Annual The publication" committee of the Tallahassee Historical society, which held a meeting Friday, has decided again this year to issue its annual publication of all papers read at meetings during the last year. The meeting was in the office of the state library and was attended by Mr. Cash, president of the society; F. A.

Rhodes, chairman of the committee; A. H. Roberts, Dr. Lavina Shores, and Mrs. Anna Graham.

Miss Nancy Choate is another member of the publication committee. Mr. Cash said the first issue will number 250 copies, and these will be sold. If the need arises, an Oovernor Dave Sholtz. Secretary of State R.

A. Gray, Attorney General Cary D. Landis, Comptroller J. M. Lee, Treasurer W.

V. Knott, and 25 legislators will speak. Twelve central Florida counties embraced within the new district will be represented. groves provide protection from freezes. Dentler Brothers of De-; gle of this city, accompanied Mr.

Smith to Washington. New York. They went up by bus and Plan to visit in Charleston and Baltimore. After an extended visit the young ladies will return by boat to Jacksonville. Mrs.

Marvin Garland of Madison is visiting her sister, Mrs. Charlie Taylor. Most of the members of the 4-H club left on Monday by bus for the camp at Villa Tasso. They were accompanied by Mrs. J.

T. Billingsley as chaperon. The group is expected to return on Friday. Jennie Reeves left on Thursday for Orlando where she will visit her grandparents. Mrs.

J. V. Herold and children are spending the week at Carra-belle. Mrs. E.

L. Henderson entertained the bridge club on Wednesday afternoon. After four progressions Mrs. Taylor held high score and was presented with a lovely deck of cards. After the game a delicious dessert of ice cream and Miss Lucy Lang of Trenton, Is ately.

ITCHING TOES 1 Burning. sore, cracked Land recently purchased one thousand slash and one thousand longleaf pine seedlings for planting diagonally across their groves from northeast to southwest. These windbreaks will consist of trees planted four feet apart in Materials are being furnished the guest of her uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Paul V.

Luig, while attending summer school. other issue will be printed later in soon relieved.and healing aided Ing borrowers any amount for attorney's fees if the loan is less than $300, and the legal interest rate of 3 V3 per cent a month is charged. Replying to an inquiry from Comptroller Lee. Landis said the law reads: "In addition to the interest herein provided for, no further or other charge or amount whatsoever for any examination, service, brokerage, commission, or other thing or otherwise, shall be directly or indirectly charged, contracted for, or received, except the lawful fee, if any, actually and necessarily paid out by the licensee (the lender) to any public officer for filing or recording or releasing in any public office, any instrument securing the loan, which fees may be collected when the loan is made or at any time thereafter." The rule of construction, the attorney general said, "is that when a statute prohibits the doing of a thing or things, whether by specific or general terms, but provides exceptions thereto, the the year. by the city of Tallahassee, the state road department and by A.

E. Bagnall of Quincy. The labor is being financed and directed by the Federal Emergency Relief Hong Kong is not a city in China: it is an island of 32 square miles, located at the mouth of the Canton river. It was ceded to Great Britain in 1841 as a result of the First Opium War, and is an important British naval base. uwn sare.sooming- hS Six army lientenants have ar several rows and each break will rived in Tallahassee from Ft.

The Markhor, a goat of India, has corscrew horns. be about 150 feet from the adjacent break." Benning, Georgia, to assist in the administration of the Civilian Conservation Corps in the surrounding territory. J. E. Reynolds George A.

Douglas, H. C. Wood, C. M. Denser, J.

E. Wadlington, and J. V. Dollahite are in the number. They will be stationed here indefinitely.

cake was served. Those enjoying the occasion were, Mrs. J. A. Her The following Firestone dealers are prepared to serve you: ring.

Mrs. W. H. Saunders, Mrs. J.

V. Herold, Mrs. C. A. Taylor, Mrs.

Fegan, Mrs. John Scruggs, Mrs. Julius Parker. SEE uETIm 6m Mr. and Mrs.

Jack Scruggs are at home on a visit to their parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Scruggs.

exceptions contain all the permissible acts under the statute. "Therefore, the only exception Our good friend Tom Cromartie came driving into the village this Milton Fuller of New Smyrna, former city auditor and clerk of that place, is a business visitor to Tallahassee. Fuller is in the employ of the federal government, but is representing also the American Association of Municipalities in compiling statistical data and other information regarding municipal finances and fiscal affairs. He is a guest at the Floridan. morning in his two horse wagon contained in the statute is that the licensee may, in addition to loaded with cantaloupes.

He dis the interest, charge for lawful fees as therein provided. This act is lr a police regulation and is suscep- tible to that construction." tributed them freely to his neighbors and after we had sampled them we agreed that they were as fine as any that we had ever eaten. Mr. Cromartie makes a specialty of raising extra fine cantaloupes and watermelons. This GOVERNOR NAMES PARK DELEGATES ftrcsfone Auto Supply and Service Stores 117 No.

Monroe St. year his crop is as good as ever Heat on the inside created by friction is the main cause of blowouts. Tires are different on the inside they are built with the patented extra process of Gum-Dipping that soaks every cord and insulates every strand with pure liquid rubber, preventing internal friction and heat. No other make of tire is Gum-Dipped. When you realize that there were 882,000 automobile accidents in 1934, injuring 954,000 people and killing 36,000, and that 43,000 of these accidents were caused by blowouts, punctures and skidding, you will be more interested in the make of tires you use on your car.

Firestone performance records again emphasize the undisputed evidence that Firestone Tires are not only blowout-proof, but give greatest protection against skidding. There are three questions and answers that will solve the problem of what tires to buy: despite the dry weather. remain over to attend the Young Five 4-H club boys who spent last week attending short course at Gainesville, and 43 4-H club girls who accompanied five or six adult leaders to Villa Tasso camp, returned to Tallahassee Saturday, ending recreational activities and special schooling for this summer. These activities this year have been of wider scope than ever before, with excellent support given the undertakings by county government and civic bodies. Democrats meeting.

Frank Hartsfield joined his family this week-end at Carra-belle, where they are vacationing briefly in a cottage belonging to QUESTION they blowout-proof?" ANSWER Firestone Gum-Dipped Tires have the most amazing records foi being blowout-proof of any tires ever built. In the gruelling 500-Mile Race at Indianapolis, May 30th, every one of the 33 cars was equipped with Firestone Gum-Dipped Tires. Kelly Petillo won the race and broke the record over this 26-year-old rough brick track without tire trouble in fact, not one of the 33 drivers had tire trouble of any kind. Ab Jenkins drove his 5,000 pound ear on Firestone Gum-Dipped Tires over the hot salt beds of Utah, 3,000 miles in 23V hours, ot an average speed of 1 27.2 miles per hour, with temperatures as high as 1 20, without tire trouble of any kind. These are most amazing proofs of blowout protection ever known.

QUESTION sacrificing these two important safety features will they give me longer mileage, thus making them the most economical tires I can buy?" ANSWER-Fi restone High Speed Tires not only give you more than 50 longer wear, but also lowest cost per mile. This is made possible by the tough, wear-resisting tread built with higher shoulders and a wider, flatter contour. This thick, rugged, scientifically designed tread is held securely to the Gum-Dipped cord body by Firestone's patented construction of two extra layers of cords under the tread. This is a special construction feature not used in any other tire. Unequaled mileage records by thousands of car owners add undisputed evidence of the longer wear and greater economy of Firestone High Speed Tires.

L. A. Yates. Miss Elizabeth Coleman of Five Points Ser. Station Los Robles Gate Mount Sterling, has ar rived in Tallahassee for a three The next bid opening by the state road department will be here in on June 20, when more than 60 trucks and other equipment and a quantity of building materials wiU be pur weeks' visit with her sister, Mrs.

(By The Aisociiud Press) Designation of Florida delegates to the national conference of state parks in Skyland. June 18-21 and the American Library Association convention in Denver, June 24-29 has been announced at the governor's office. Named for the parks conference were: Ernest F. Coe of Miami. J.

W. Hoffman of St. Augustine, Thomas Pancoast of Miami. Mrs. T.

V. Moore of Miami. Mrs. W. S.

Jennings of Jacksonville, Hamilton Holt of Winter Park. Will H. Porter of Key West, A. L. Cuesta.

of Tampa, John O. Shares of Sebring, Norberg Thompson of Key West, Lorenzo Wilson of Jacksonville and D. Graham Copeland of Everglades. Named for the library convention were: W. T.

Cash, state librarian; Harold Colee of Jacksonville, Mrs. Marie Holderman of Cocoa and Mrs. Lucille Smith of Lake Worth. There is no state appropriation of expense of these delegates, and those who attend must bear their W. Kenneth Collins.

chased. Mr. and Mrs. S. J.

Long of Car- rabelle came up Saturday to spend the week-end with their sort-in Several members of the state department of public instruction law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. QUESTION thTlTead give m7l he greatest traction and protection against skidding?" ANSWER Recent tests by a leading University show that Firestone High Speed Non-Skid Tires stop a car 1 5 quicker than any other of the leading makes. For eight consecutive years Firestone Tires have been on the winning car in the dangerous Pike's Peak Race where a skid means death. This is undisputed evidence that Firestone gives car owners spent part of this past week Harry Mullikin.

end fishing off the coast of St. Marks. The party is composed of The last rain which came to Tallahassee fell on June 4, when W. S. Cawthon, C.

O. Holley. M. R. Hinson.

R. M. Evans. J. L.

Gra Brown-Gamble Motor Co. Calhoun St. .91 of an inch of water was regis tered at the city hall. ham, C. M.

Andrews, D. E. Wil liams, and others. Returns from Tuesday's school greatest protection against skidding. L.

S. (Pat) Patton of Craw- trustee elections in five special tax You Always Get Better Quality at No Higher Price m. mm a ill. X.T, school districts of the county were canvassed Friday by the county own expenses. CAWTHON 'DECLARES HISTORY IS TAUGHT board of education and certified wnen tou tsuy a riresione lire wnn ins Firestone Name and Guarantee Univauityteit fordville, editor of the Wakulla County News, was in Tallahassee Friday en route to Tampa for a brief visit.

Misses Elberta and Evalina Shaker, sisters of Mrs. Patton. will return home with Mr. Patton for a visit of several days in Wakulla county. U.

the property authorities. The official count made no changes in rations Hi 1U gnapeea WTWrW A3. irei stop ca the results as first announced. 25 quick J. R.

Calloway 1204 No. Monroe a Gum-DiDDed Cordi BUSH Plumbing Heating Corp. Contractors Repairs 209 E. College Ave. PHONE 906 ioive araalir blowou protection.

Gum -Dipping if not used in other tires (Bt The Associated rrwO Governor Sholts was told In a letter from W. S. Cawthon. state superintendent of public instruction, that statements In an act passed by the recent legislature that Florida history was not taught in the public schools were erroneous. The act sought to require the teaching of that course.

Since It already is taught, Cawthon wrote, "it is not advisable at this time to undertake to further comply with the requirements of the 1935 legislative act." Cawthon said that as far back as 1903 records show that Florida history was prescribed In the course of study. 4 1 1 mat ft a S. Walter Revell of Crawford-ville, associated for several months with the Wakulla county ERA, reports his section is in much better condition than for many months past. He predicts that developments now under way rt St. Marks will make of that town a real port and a real center of activities for coastwise shipping.

Thirty-pound watermelons are on sale in Tallahassee for 15 cents each. At one fruit store a diiiii oei vice a JACK YAEGER Insurance Service All Forms ot Insurance and Bonds. Station 1201 No. Monroe VI a 1 1 ii i If a Attn i it Tvnr til OLOFIELD TYPE CENTURY PROGRESS TYPE i atHHitL urt tl uuumtn urc is Wider, flatter tread civet Phone 1052 Masonic Bldg. 3 more than S0co longer non-skid vear man said "now the poor man is nsn WWfW getting a break." For those car owners who need new tire safety at a very law A.

E. Shearer is in Palm Beach, where he went to SDend a. few This tire is of good quality and workmanship, carries the Firestone name and guarantee, and is equal or superior to any tire nxade in this price class. A. E.

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