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THE TAMPA SUNDAY TRIBUNE, SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 27, J921 TWO A structural steel like the material now on me site awaiting erection, ciow-oununs CHICAGO SPECTACLE HOUSE MAKES STARTLING OFFER wuuu uuuuu. euuicujiui vutiicir in this section, will be used in one or two of 'the bui'dings. and the office, which wvil be apart from the main unit, will be a er board for ability and integrity and in which the people reposed greater confidence. There ia much ahead to be performed by the new council unci board of public works, but there every evidence that the citizens intend to co-operate with these public officials, who wi'l have the added support of the board of trade and other civic organizations. EDITORS TO VISIT THE NEW PULP PLANT RUBE ALLYN'S FATE TO BE KNOWN SOON frame structure, as also will be the a grass warehouse with metal covering.

This building will extend to the canal basin. 100 feet in width by 130 it long, thirty Will Send Handsome Glasses en Trial to Anyone Everyone who wears glasses or suffers from eye strain, will be interest AMERICAN LEGION IS CALLED TO SUPPRESS feet serving as a deep reservoir from wnicn will be pumped the water necessary in pulp making. Something of the magnitude of the scale of manufacturing paper pulp ed in the remarkable offer Of the Chi- rumored and Mr. Thomas neither denied or affirmed tfce rumor tnat a number of new witnesses had teen called on for testimony. Rube Allyn is owner and editor of the Florida Fisherman, a monthly magazine devoted to the fishing industry and eport.

As sroon as he was nlaced in jail Mrs. Allyn took over the reins of the paper and published the January and February numbers and will have the March number off the press by the 5th. The February number is devoted to Manatee county and is about a third larger than the book has ever been. State Has Circumstantial Evidence As the time for the convening of the grand Jury draws near the residents of the court house corner, the legal fraternity and the general public are wondering what the jury will do. Many expect the grahd Jury to re WILL BE INSPECTED ON MARCH 14 APTTVTTV Cil? THTFVFS cago Spectacle House, Dept B-662, fluuvuI vjr 1462 West Madison street, Chicago, GRAND JURY TO BE CONVENED MARCH 8 111., to send a pair of their large size in this mill can be gained from the fact that 1.000.0U0 gallons of water every twenty-four hours will be required for the processing of saw grass.

Several cars of rock are on hand at the plant site, and a number of 'car loads of sand, cement and timbers for the slow- Plant of Grass Fiber Pulp Corporation at Leesburg Will Have Seven Buildings Allyn Confident He Will Be Acquitted of Charge of Killing Higel SAN'FORD. 26. (Special.) Co-operating with police and county officials In order to prevent recurrences of robbery and other crimes which have occurred here late'y with alarming frequency, sixty armed members of the American Legion and citizens last night began a. nightly patrol of this ty. The voluntary force, all the members of have been deputized, is expected to bring a short halt to the crime wave in this section, by rounding up all vagrants and suspicious characters.

LEESBURG. Feb. 23. (Special.) Prin-ciDal amonf the points of interest to be You Be I There! That 1 A '1 si S'ff0 Then will begin tne i visited by delegates oi tne national Kd- turn a true bill. association will be the Leesburg battle of brains between the counsel Vision Glasses" free on trial toiny reader of this paper who write them.

These splendid glasses, will enable anyone to read the emalest print, thread the finest see far ami near, and prevent eye strain and headaches. They are ten-karat gold filled, very handsome tn appearance and should last a life time. Don't send any money. Simply your name, address and agt and state the length of time you have been wearing: glasses. They will send you the glasses at once, by prepaid parcel post, to use and wear for ten days free.

If you are satisfied in every way and want to keep them, you are then to pay the email charge of 2.95. otherwise return the glasses and you are out nothing. If you accept their offer at once, they will enclose the glasses in a beautiful, velveteen lined, spring back pocketbook spectacle case, which is to be yours free of all cost. Adv. BEADEN'TOWN, Feb.

26. (Spec lal) A3 the time nears for the grand jury to meet, there is a considerable renewal of interest being manifested In the Allyn-Higel murder cage. The grand jury will be convened on the morning of the 8th and Judge O. K. Reaves will give them the charge and then as i3 the custom, will ask them to Investigate the cases that are In Jail and bring in their reports as quickly as possible.

Allyn's etatus plant of the Grabs Fiber Fulp and Paper corporation, which is scheduled for inspection March 14. Concrete foundations and pillars earryingr bis anchor bolts have been laid for the steel digester room or pulp beater room. It is contemplated that tne work of erecting this will be IMPROVE ODESSA ROAD burning construction, eo that the work now planned can go forward rapidly. New City Officials Take Hold All new members of the city council chosen at the recent municipal election have taken the oath of office, including Dr. W.

A. MacKenzie, who succeeds himself as mayor. personnel is considered one of the most able that has ever been entrusted with administration of the city's affairs. Dr. W.

H. Howell was elected by members of the council to serve as its president: R. P. Burton and E. N.

Fol-sum succeed J. C. Sanders, retired, and Hon. Ed. Butler, deceased: J.

Locke Williams and C. D. Kirk are holdover members. Upon Mayor MacKenzle's return fron Live Oak. where he attended the convention of county school superintendents and other school last week, he immediately took up the matter of getting the board of public works organized as provided under the ordinance adopted at a former session of the council.

The special meetins Thursday held by the council started Monday, and it wul be piaoe and probably another bulldine well under way belore delegates of the association reach this part of the state. The biiildini; is constructed of steel and for the state and the counsel for the defense. Colonel Singletary is a fighter and never gives up until he has exhausted every resource at his Mr. McMuilen has handled several important and baffling murder case3 and has gotten a good many convictions. In nearly all of Mc-Mullen's victories he has had some one who could identify the murderer.

Unless he has some new evidence that has not been published he will have to convict Allyn on circumstantial evidence. Can the state show a motive for the crime? Many people who know Allyn say that they will never believe him guilty until some say they saw him commit the murder. Colonel Singletary has the best of the game but he is cautious and will not rest his case until he believes that he has convinced the jury that there is no evidence to show that Allyn had a iron, from the pi'iars and trusses to the window frames. Bolts will be used Instead Materials Are on Hand for Building Two Miles of Highway ODESSA, Feb. 25.

(Special.) It is reported by reliable sources, that sufficient rock Is now in transit for construction of approximately two miles of hard-surfaced road. This to. be built on Odessa-Tampa road beginnlns at Odessa. Of course this is only a small amount but it is a beginning and will cover some of the worst sand, on the road. This is meant to Odessa of rivets in erecting the structural steer.

and no wood will be used anywhere tn the building. In size this is not one of the large buildings, but it is of extreme importance and houses some of the most joint'y with those appointed to compose essential machinery, having1 been termed the board of nublic works was successful people who are in hopes that alter "the heart of the plant." Inside will be pedestal foundations of concrete, tome five la started it will be con- in retting the board's members organized. building: SIMONSON GETS TWO YEARS PETERSBURG, Va, Feb. 26. R.1 L.

Simonson, former Chesterfield county magistrate who' was convicted of arson last week, was sentenced to--day to eerve two years In penitentiary after his motion for new trial ha-i been overruled. Messrs. J. Y. Clark wae selected for tne unuea feet in thickness, to carry nigra speed beat ers Of great weight.

one-year term: A. H. Bourlay. two years. and John S.

Morris to 6Crvo for the three Will Have Seven Buildings Don't let your goods accumulate. "Advertise In The Tribune constantly, and keep your stock on the move. year term. It has been conced-d that it will. In all liklihood, be investigated very soon after the grand Jury convenes.

The grand jury will hear aU of the evidence in the case and will then render its report. They can either fail to find a bill or render a true bill. If it finds a true bill Allyn's trial will start the first week cf the circuit court, in all probability. Allyn has been in jail since about 2 o'clock of the afternoon of Jan. 7.

About 8:30 o'clock on the morning of that day Bert Luzler found the body of Harry Higel lying In the road on Siesta key. The features were so covered with blo-d that Br. Luzler, who had known Higel for many years, could not recognize him. He, with the help of his son, put the wounded man in his car and took him back to Dr. Joe fcfalton's office in Sarasota where the blood was washed from the man's face and he was given fir3t aid treatment.

A ring found on the wounded man's finger identified him as Harry Higel. Dr. Halton advised the friends and relatives -of Higel have him taken to a hospital at once and he was rushed to Bradentown In Complete plans for the plant disclose be of would be difficult to have named a atrong- seven buildings, at least five to motive or intent to kill Harry Higel Allyn Calm and Confident of Acquittal Allyn. has received many visitors while In Jai' and has spent most of his time writing and reading. The other day when he was visited by some newspaper men he was as jovial as he ever was in his life.

He said that after this he would change his habits and stay in bed In the mornings. He said that he was getting a little tired of his life in the jail. Time hangs heavy on his hands and since 1 SALES TWICE DAILY at 2:30 and 7:30 p. m. Entire stock of Southern Loan and Jewelry Company, 5 consisting of Diamonds, Watches, Cut Glass, Silverware, 5 is offered to the HIGHEST BIDDER until $50,000 is Every article is guaranteed and S3 Racine, Horseshoe, Non-Skid x.31 a car and was to have been taken to Tampa for hospital treatment.

Whan the party reached Bradentown It was found that the man was so weak that 3 your money refunded where there is any unsatisfactory Mr. Hall, an old man who was being held for trial on a charge of being drunk, left the Jail he has no one with whom to joke. It is rather amusing to hear Rube recite how he got Hall out of Jail. It seems that Hall was being held on numerous charges, and was told that if he would plead guilty to being drunk the other charges would be nolled. Hall's wife ar.d son-in-law agreed to pay his fine and costs if he would plead that way.

i General (Non-Skid) 30x3H $14.50 1 13 tassMMsa ss purchase. I TOURISTS NOTE! Each day there is a number of Genuine Alligator Bags, 5 Bill Folds, Purses, Souvenir Spoons, Pins and Novelties all very attractive and suitable Florida souvenirs. he could not stand the trip to Tampa and was taken to the hospital in Bradentown, where he died shortly afterwards. Mr. Luzler notified the officials as soon as he reached Sarasota and Deputy Sheriff Hodges of Sarasota notified Chief Deputy Brown who immediately left for Sarasota and the scene of the tragedy.

Soon after Mr. Brown reached Sarasota he and Mr. Hodges were told to go to Rube Allyn's home, which is located near the place where Higel was found. The officers went to the house and found two pair of Allyn's trousers which were wet. They also found stains on the shoes that Allyn was wearing that resembled blood stain.

About-seventy feet or such matter from where Higl was found, a piece of iron pipe was found, pipe had stains on Firestone or Goodrich First Quality, Guaranteed 6,000 Miles, 33x4 Plain Tread $18.75 FREE iie agreed to it ana was fined J25 and costs. After being fined he was again lodged in jail until the fine was paid. Hall stayed in jail about two more days and no one showed up to pay his fine, so Rube wired to a friend of his in St. Petersburg and asked him for $75. He received the money and paid the old man out of jail.

The old man was so grateful that he did not want to leave the jail at all, and realizing that he was free at last he went out and purchased a fcasketful of fruit for Rube. Rube cald that it was worth the seventy-five to see that old man's face light up. Rube is confident that he will be acquitted. His friends are also confident that he will not be convicted. There has been more interest manifested in the case than any other case that has ever come before the court and when the trial commences there will be no vacant seats, but Sheriff Win-gate will have put the R.

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The handsaw was found near the body, covered with blood. The old negro was very positive about the time he saw Higel and it made it very plain that the today it was discovered by the jaiier as he was malting his first rounds that three -white prisoners had some time before daylight cut their way out of their cells in the Marlon county Jail and made a gctawav. They were E. E. Hamilton and Ralph Molten, who had been recently captured and placed there to await the circuit court.

They were charged With forgery and raiding express money orders. The other was A. J. S.ms, who was up for stealinsr. Thev made a.

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time the war broke out and Allyn tried to enlist in the army; he was turnqd down because he was too old but he later was employed at the shipyards at Hot Island, "Pa. When Allyn returned to Sararota about a year ago ha went to Sarasota and f-hook hands with Higel, asking that the hatchet be buried. It was presumed that Allyn and Higel had smoothed over their differences. Several months ago Higel sold hli home in Sarasota and moved to Siesta key, where he was doing a good deal of work. After moving to the Island it is said that he annoyed the Allyn family by various acts, the last one being the building: of a line fence, and while he left a wide gateway at the main road, it is said the Allyns relt that he was endeavoring' to cut them Before an Immense crowd.

Col. Jennings Bryan delivered his famous of Peace" lecture here last ni-rht for the benefit of the new Methodist church building. Colonel Bryan's lecture, which was modified slightly to meet the needs of the present hour, was In response to an invitation from the Methodist pastor, F. L. Crowson, and other citizens.

The distinguished visitor, who was In the city for twenty-four hours, vis- ited Prairie lake and the surrounding p'ne country, the beauty and possibll- ities of which he commented upen en- Our Cut Rates on Finest Quality Guaranteed Needham Hand-Made Fabric lires thuslastieaLy. Ilia address hero is the only definite lecture he will deliver in Florida this winter. See Our Line of Imported Paris Toilet Requisites Complete Line Stein's PATRICK'S COURT SQUARE PHARMACY 412 Franklin Street Phone 2619 and 2610 off. Mrs. Allyn was endeavoring to operate a re-sort for tourists in a small way.

The fence was completed just before the attack was made on Hieel which caused his death. The coroner's Jury was divided at first about holding Allyn for the crime but due to the feeling in Sarasota they held him so that the case could be Investigated thoroughly. Dr. C. E.

Allen of Tampa, a brother of Rube's came to his assistance and he employed Col. J. B. Singletary as Rube'a attorney. Colonel Singletary immediately began work on the case.

Harry Higel's brother, Frank Higel of employed Frea Thomas of the Thomas Detective Agency of Tampa, to make an investigation and see If he could dig up any additional clues. Thomas had been at work on the case about two weeks when he and M. A. McMallen of Clearwater, solicitor for the circuit, held a private hearing at Sarasota and it has been 30x3 Non-Skid $13.40. 35x4 Non-Skid $27.50 31x4 Non-Skid 36x4 Non-Skid 33x4 Non-Skid 35x5 Non-Skid 34x4 Non-Skid 37x5 Non-Skid 34x4 Non-Skid $26.50 Our Cut Rates ori Finest Quality, Guaranteed, Pure Gum Tulles 30x3 $1.50 32x4.

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Mr. and Mrs. Edward Pereman and their Boys of Attalla. who have been spending the winter at Orlando, drove over from that place in their car several days nto to bscome acquainted with Crystal Springs. They made the trip of about 100 miles in five hours.

Ihey expect to return to Orlando today or tomorrow, but intend coming back here for tha remainder of their stay in Florida. John McKnight, formerly of Akron. a friend of Mr. and Mrs. Nate T.

Rickey, arrived here the first of this week from Alabama and is a guest at the Rickey home. Henry A. Jannscn, who has been employed in Tampa for several months, is spending vacation at his home here. One of the regular community entertainments will be held in Colony hall Saturday evening of this weak. After the program, there will be a sale of pie.

cake and coffee by the Woinen's Community Club, the proceeds to be used. for the 'benefit of the community. REDDICK REDDICK. Feb. 2S.

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C. J. Friday, S. W. Ferjru- son and J.

F. Dupree are spending' I iVarnsr's Safe Kidney and Liver Rsmsdy 1 1 Warner's Safa Diabetes Rsmedy 1 All Weather Tread ti Warner's Safa Rheumatic Remedy iVarnsr's Safe Asthma Remedy Warner's Safa Nsrvlne I tne weeK on uamp dam, fishing and hunting. A. N. Ron and sister, with Miss Fdlth Core, mctorcd to Ocala Tuejc'iy night to attend the banquet given by the legion.

Two sir.2.11 children of E. D. Rou are ill. His little girl, was taken to the hospital in Jacksonville, but did not have to undergo an operation. His fmail son, Gordon, is not much better.

0 0 8x5 Warner's Safa Pills (Csnstipatlcn find EiUiousness) Sold by Economical Drue; S-tore, Court Square Pharmacy, and all lead- i inff druggists. Samp 0 sent on receipt of ten i cents. I i Tire WARNER'S. SAFE k'-Jl SJW tfl r-t UH ftl 6fS I 111 BBS REMEDIES CO Dept, 335 ROCHESTER, N. LAKE MAGDALENE LAKE JIACDELEXE, Feb.

26. Dr. Lowe is on the sick list this week but is improving'. Mr. and Mrs.

J. S. Cloud and son pre BPenflii a few works at C. W. Beare's.

They are from Columbus, O. Mr. and Auld and son from Martlnsburg, W. arj visiting J. E.

Graves and family. The farmers institute met at Magdalene Wednesday. Speakers from Gainesville were present. Prof. Scott, Prof.

McLucry. Mr. Rhodes. Mr. Burgher, Mr.

Jenkins, also our state and county home demonstration aerent was present. All enjeyed the meeting dinner on the ground, in the evening the community enjoyed those slide views of the citrus fruit Industry. Tampa Electric Company Tampa and Cass Sts. Commercial Dept. Phone 266 1 Mail Orders Filled Promptly 1303-5 Franklin St.

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