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AGE 1WO Clerk Criminal Court County Commission District No. 2 Representative Group No. 3 Results Over State in Race for Legislature ANTI-CARLTON ELEMENT LOSES IN BIG RACES YON, MRS. OWEN RUN AWAY WITH CONGRESS VOTE Catts Decisively Dcatcn In Third District I ml Waybriglit and Hodges Bow to Opponents Pre- Car- cinct" roll 1. 16 2 14 3 33 4 44 6 18 7......

32 8 60 9...... 154 10 6 11...... 40 34 88 52 31 53 18 54 1 71...... 27 72...... 9 73 42 Far-rlor 4 16 30 35 22 36 42 73 82 20 54 51 107 11 14 2 51 Woodward 17 19 63 61 23 73 1 105 184 100 65 127 26 28 25 15 4 44 Gunn 8 '34 59 76 21 62 90 167 101 127 188 40 91 27 32 16 86 713 650 1225 979 C5 JACKSONVILLE, June 4.

(Associated Press.) Tom A. Yon, democratic incumbent in the third Florida congressional district, has administered a decisive defeat to Sidney J. Catts, war-time governor of Florida. With only 50 precincts missing. Yon polled 14.386 votes to 6667 for Catts.

J. Harvey Bayliss, mayor of Pensacola. had only 3678. With 361 of the 420 precincts in the fourth congressional district tabulated. Mrs.

Ruth Bryan Owen tiad 44,860 to 11,434 for DeWitt T. Deen. Deen's heaviest vote was plied tm In Duvnl county, where he had 4467 to 10,492 for Mrs. Owen. Gray, Crawford Lead For secretary of state, with 981 of the state's 1281 precincts tabulated.

R. A. Gray, the high man. lacked 8617 votes of polling half the ballots. He will face H.

Clay Crawford, in the run-off. The tabulation showed: Gray, Crawford. 32.874; T. R. Hodges, former shellfish commissioner.

14.151, to place fourth behind William L. Toomer, Jacksonville attorney, who counted 15.835. Eugene S. Matthews scored a handy victory over W. A.

McQuagge, Marl-anna, in their contest for railroad commission. The tabulation for 890 precincts gave Matthews McQuagge, 31,960. Alex- Hat- Pct. ton 1 12 7 2 19 17 3 80 27 4 82 47 5 22 16 6 22 25 7 88 36 8 138 56 9 202 121 10 107 12 11 21 66 12 18 33 13 22 23 14 12 22 15 18 26 16 58 54 17 54 43 18 56 41 19 63 48 20 48 50 21 39 58 22 70 55 23 29 57 24 2 33 25 3 25 26 4 91 27 15 38 28 63 56 29 71 41 30 9 18 31 73 131 32 Ill 78 33 98 10,6, 34 42 146 35 4 4 36 25 38 37 15 9 38 7 17 39 4 15 40 9 6 41 49 27 42 10 9 43 5 6 44 26 19 45 36 8 46 79 70 47 28 27 48 59 44 49 21 21 50 15 20 51 9 15 52 7 14 53 56 32 54 4 13 55 34 26 56 22 28 57 54 87 58 0 11 59 13 24 60 5 3 61 18 16 62 25 14 63 56 51 64 18 10 65 36 46 66 7 11 67 87 73 68 9 40 69 33 79 70 6 17 71 32 15 72 9 11 73 72 52 Rollins 12 21 16 20 16 .15 18 23 84 42 50 14 22 47 22 30 44 69 35 93 34 60 63 28 39 60 28 76 57 19 53 73 70 CS 10 9 4 1 2 4 7 2 14 6 4 31 9 28 3 8 2 136 47 26 15 19 58 0 10 5 7 7 50 17 22 5 58 31 59 1 6 8 21 Simmons 12 27 57 63 12 19 57 76 164 99 69 13 22 9 32 83 62 55 53 55 62 65 41 6 17 12 58 48 75 28 12 131 142 72 40 132 89 91 117 43 31 8 18 41 20 30 20 31 11 96 45 6 91 18 18 26 95 5 38 60 30 46 59 11 16 9 151 35 58 13 33 2 61 Watson 27 29 82 95 27 39 77 139 216 183 47 31 30 21 46 96 105 95 100 151 78 130 71 21 16 19 44 111 108 17 40 160 204 78 11 59 24 23 31 37 40 14 15 24 17 37 35 42 11 32 15 86 114 18 43 42 146 0 35 21 33 36 86 24 70 80 155 47 100 11 27 11 87 Precinct. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 18 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40 41 42 43 44 45 45 47 48 49 50 51 52 53 54 55 56 57 58 59 60 61 62 63 64 65 66 67 68 69 70 71 72 73 Walden 13 31 78 88 21 26 92 134 278 131 85 30 38 24 40 100 91 77 67 70 69 89 61 12 14 62 45 70 80 11 38 148 153 330 40 125 67 67 87 16 44 8 22 46 32 90 36 80 35 87 38 19 83 24 28 36 90 15 33 51 33 33 88 17 19 158 28 59 16 50 13 92 Investigate Our Prices! Save Money and Be Satisfied Glasses fitted for reading or distant vision.

All for Governor Carlton, as his friends ticre pointed out yesterday, probably got a lot of comfort out of the primary returns as he saw many of those ho had fought his measures at the last legislative session bumped off at the polls. Heading the list of the antl-Carl-ton senators bumped was Edgar Way-bright for the senate in Duval county, vhich Includes Jacksonville. Way-bright was the big sales tax advocate. How much his defeat was due to his ales tax platform and how much to his fight against Carlton at the 1930 session was something the folk here conldnl attempt to figure. The defeat of T.

R. Hodges, ousted shell fish commissioner, who made the race for secretary of state on an out-and-out anti-Carlton platform, was decisive. He had Insisted that the outcome of the race would measure the rating of Carlton, but shrewd political obeenrr took no stock in that argument. On the other hand. R.

A. Gray, appointed recently by Governor Carlton as secretary of state, was well out In the lead, even though it seemed certain that he would be in a second primary. Lacy Mahon, defeated for the house in Duval, prepared the recent charges against the state road department as presented by G. D. Perkins, former road board member.

The charges were knocked out at a public Investigation. Right here In Hillsborough. Morris Glvens was rated as an anti-Carlton man. He ran third. Claude Pepper, member of the house In Taylor county, brilliant lawyer of the bloc opposing the Carlton tax measures, was defeated by A.

H. Wentworth. Peter Tomasello, Princeton graduate and floor leader for the governor's forces la the tax fight, was renominated In Okeechobee. He has announced that he will be a candidate for speaker of the house. Other candidates listed as Carlton supporters also won Tuesday.

Taylor county (9 out of 12 precincts) A. H. Wentworth led Claude Pepper, Incumbent, 553 to 317. Baker county I. D.

Stone conceded the nomination over W. B. Cone. Polk county Leon Prine, incumbent, nominated over Gordon Huie: B. K.

Bullard and T. S. McLaughlin running neck and neck with McLaughlin slightly in the lead: J. O. Bloodworth and William C.

Norvelle enter the second primary. George W. Safford was low man in the group. Okaloosa county George W. Barrow and W.

M. Davidson will fight it out in the second primary. Barrow polled 766. Davidson. 486: K.

A. Cain 129 and 11. H. Frarier. 391.

Run-off In Sarasota Sarasota county A second primary will be necessary with A. B. Edwards and J. V. Keen participating.

Marlon county (25 of 34 precincts Davis Moon of Dunnellon appeared to have the nomination In group 1. while Dr. E. E. Strickland of Citra was nominated in group 2.

St. Lucie county F. C. Hoppell and J. Walker Lidon will enter the June 24 primary.

Indian River county C. A. Mitchell nominated. Palm Beach county R. K.

Lewis and John F. O'Rourke go into the second primary from group 1. Alvln Bass was nominated over Cy Byrd in group 2. Collier county C. M.

Collier, incumbent, renominated. Highlands county (five of 11 precincts) J. N. Lee. incumbent, led W.

R. Maynard. 464 to 325. Putnam county (18 out of 26 precincts Douglas led Revels, 481 to Citrus county Sol D. Moon.

Floral City, nominated over Dr. W. B. Moon, Crystal River, 516 to 506. Martin county A.

O. Kanner. Incumbent, nominated over John J. Moore, 560 to 118. Gadsden county 13 of 14 precincts) Samuel E.

Strom. 847. nominated over W. T. Doss, 412.

In group 1: Y. L. Watson, 810. nominated over W. T.

Azson, 454. In group 2. Union county precinct of 5) Charles H. Register, 123. and C.

A. Roberts, 101. Flagler county F. L. Byrd.

177. and E. F. Warner, 147. go Into second primary.

Volusia county (24 of 27 precincts) L. F. Chapman. DeLand. 1476; George I.

Fullerson. Oak Hill, incumbent 1042; Ferd Nordman, Ormond Beach. 1384; Paul W. Harvey. Day-tona Beach.

768; J. A. Harper. De-Land. 727.

and P. S. Mehl. Daytona Beach. 319.

Broward county D. L. Rogers, democrat, nominated over Curtis Byrd. 1525 to 794. R.

M. Fisher unopposed for republican nomination. Suwannee county (15 of 18 precincts) Phil Golf and W. C. Mason led -Albert Ayrth, incumbent, in group 1, while R.

R. Brown and S. B. Sweat led. Basco Peeples, incumbent, in group 2.

Nassau county Davis nominated over Petree." Hernando county Beasley and Lockhart go into second primary. Wakulla county H. N. Walker, nominated over Dr. J.

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Franklin In Tampa 12 Years TAMPA A city of happy homes and healthful living. B. MARION REED JACKSONVILLE. June 4. (Associated Press.) Following is a partial report from yesterday's primary for the state legislature outside of Hillsborough county: For Senate Duval county J.

Turner Butler, defeated Edxar W. Waybrlght. incumbent, and P. S. (Pat) Kelly in the eighteenth district.

Butler, 8215; Way-bright, 3927; Kelly. 2933. Sarasota. Manatee and Charlotte counties, comprising the thirty-sixth district M. O.

Harrison renominated over Ouy M. Rasan, 259? to 2361. Jefferson county. S. D.

Clark won over T. T. Tumbull by 202 votes. Marion county 28 of 34 precincts) W. T.

Gary held a lead over C. H. Hunter of 1214 to 1019. Tavlor county Parker. 708; Chav-ous.

255. Walton county 21 of 24 precincts) A. L. Anderson led O. Stuart Gillis.

Incumbent. 1008 to 940. Stewart Renominated Nassau county J. B. Stewart, incumbent, renominated over two opponents.

Columbia county EngMsh. with 1041. nominated over Phillips. 566, and Huntley. 326.

Putnam county W. S. Glynn, incumbent. 1067; S. J.

HUbum. 1048. Volusia county 24 of 27 precincts) W. C. Chowning.

1274. led Howard O. Putnam, incumbent. 1116. and John A.

Van Valzah. 539. Lee. Hendry. Collier and Monroe counties with 96 possible votes outstanding Arthur Gomez.

1980; J. Bowers Campbell. 1568 and W. H. Malone, incumbent.

1493. Flagler county A. M. Taylor unopposed. Hamilton county John Bradshaw.

former state senator, had a lead of 25 votes over I. J. McCall. Incumbent. For Representatives Duval county John- E.

Mathews, incumbent, nominated over Fuller Warren. 8799 to 6192 in (troup J. W. Hanell. 5656.

led William M. Madison, 4916. and Dillon Hartrldge. 3159 in group 2. and J.

Henry Blount, with 8749. was nominated over Lacy Mahon with 4882 in the third group. Pinellas county Herman Dan defeated W. H. Way; Frank J.

Booth and J. L. Kelley were nominated without opposition in the other two groups, as were Glenn Miller. George C. Kelly and Kenneth W.

Kerr, republican candidates. Dade county 69 of 73 precincts) L. J. Cushman with 1372 was nominated over Roger Edwards Davis with 831; Otto Stegemann. with 1237 won over Clyde A.

Epperson, 927, on the republican ticket. In the democratic race. Dan Chap-pell with 8010 was nominated over Henry Baldwin. Dewey Knight and J. D.

Sommers In group S. T. Robi-neau was nominated over William Pruitt. 8822 to 3098 In group 2. and Walter Kehoe was nominated 70C7 to 5173.

over J. C. Brown In group 1. Orange county C. Fred Ward nominated over James M.

Lamb. Charlotte county C. P. Durranee with 452. nominated over Frank E.

Conner and J. T. Rose. jr. Washington county D.

O. Brock with 1218 nominated over W. T. Laney, 731. Gulf county Clay Lewis, nominated without opposition.

Tomasello Going Back Okeechobee county Peter Tomasello. with 513. nominated over R. N. Hambrick.

97. and E. M. Meserve. 215.

Tomasello. announced he would be a candidate for speaker of the house in 1931. St. Johns county Peter Kendrkk. 1193.

nominated over A. W. Chadwick 1080. Holmes county M. M.

Andrews led J. W. Weeks 988 to 973. Manatee A. O.

Rowe nominated over J. F. Rccder. 1802 to 1117. Santa Rosa county M.

F. Caldwell and W. A. West nominated over W. J.

Bonifay and H. E. Faircloth respectively. Leon county Orion Parker nominated over Wellington Cagle. 1297 to 605 in group in group 2.

Cade Shacklefocd had 821; J. A. Scrupgs 781; H. Blerly. 401.

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Plenty of Parking- Space .2775 2741 2176 3552 Totals Dkict to tki Ccksukzr at Wholesale Peces 4470 Totals 4707 State Senate Representative Group No. 2 iJQ) lTUSlc NOT CLOSE THURSDAY AFTERNOONS UNTIL JULY Special prices advertised yesterday remain good for ALL DAY today Mc- Mi-k-Cants ler 16 21 a product or ocNmat foods cotomtmwi ma.a.r.xBP. and tomorrow. Pet 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 BEFORE YOU BUY THINK OF THIS- School Board District No. 3 -1 The TAMPA GROCERY COMPANY Five Home Owned Stores SPECIALS Thursday A.

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Forget about it! You can and safely if Bell -an is in your medicine rhest. Six Bell-an. Hot water. Sure Relief' Ak your druggist for the 23c or 75c size today. GENERAL ELECTRIC REFRIGERATOR THANKS VOTERS Ellis J.

Simmons, one of the two top men in the race for clerk of the crimiryU court, yesterday expressed his appreciation to his friends for their support in the primary election. He said he would strive to give better service and conduct the office In an efficient manner if returned to office. CRACKERS 23 21 25 20 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40 41 42 43 44 45 46 47 48 49 50 51 52 53 54 55 56 57 58 59 60 61 62 63 64 65 66 67 68 69 70 71 72 73 19 25c Value FOR INDIGESTION v. Pkffs. COOKING id as pai 1J i ff" 15 1 uvl for service APPLES 3 Lbs.

25 WISCONSIN FULL CREAM CHEESE TO OUR PATRONS ITY H3A Lb. GENERAL ELECTRIC ALL-STEEL, REFRIGERATOR .2587 3163 1683 2910 Totals Deaths and Funerals ELECTRIC MILK COOLERS COMMERCIAL REFRIGERATORS EltCTftlC WATER COOLERS I'll OR REPORTED WINNER Although election officials have made no tabulation of the returns in the republican Hillsborough county committeeman race, W. J. Howey headquarters yesterday asserted its candidate, R. E.

L. Pryor, of Tampa, was leading his opponents by approximately 200 votes in its check-up. WILL CLOSE AT 12:30 ON THURSDAYS DURING JULY AND AUGUST To allow our employees to enjoy a half holiday during the summer months. WATCH FOR OTHER ANNOUNCEMENTS ELECTRIC REFRIGERATION CO. OF TAMPA? 100 East Lafayette Street hone 2U TAMPA ELECTRIC CO.

661 MRS. JENNIE FISHER Mis. Jennie Fisher. 71, died yesterday at her home, 703 Robson avenue. Funeral services will be held this morning at 10 o'clock from the funeral home of B.

Marlon Reed. The Rev. George Hyman. pastor of the Bayshore BaptLst church, will officiate. Interment will be in Myrtle Hill cemetery.

Mrs. Fisher is survived by two daughters. Mrs. W. E.

Burke and Mrs. H. S. McCottery: three sons, F. A.

R. and R. L. Fishrr. all of Tsmpa.

Pallbearers will be A. T. Tnke. H. W.

Hesterly. V. B. T. D.

Fisher. F. B. Graham, and J. C.

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and Mrs. H. C. 719 terrace. have announced the birth of a son, Soloman Henry, on June 1.

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