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MISS LUDWIG SECURES

FIRST HONORS AGAIN

MISS LORNA McCREDIE GOES TO

FIRST PLACE IN SOUTHERN

Mies Goode Leads in Gainesville andHeavy Vote Was Polled by

Many of the Leaders-

In the Western Section Miss tattleLudwig again takes the lead and MissLorna McCredle goes to first place inthe Southern Section In the Gaines-ville district Miss Goode goes toplace by a little over y000 pluralityThe other candidates who are nearingthe head of the list are also showingremarkable strength and the heaviestvote polled since the contest startedwas that of yesterday and it seemsto be growing stronger at each count

It Is just three weeks until tbo18th when the successful candidatewill be known and every effort willbe put forth by the people to seethat their candidates are successful-in the final windup The hardestfought battle is now In the WesternSection as there are a number therewho are very close together in factmore than in any other section

Dont fall to work for The Sunwhile you are at home Solicit amongyour friends as In this ay you canpick up a nice lot of subscribers andat the same time secure a large votefor your trouble

Following hi the result of tile cam

Gainesville Central SectJfnMiss Addle Goode 2445055Miss Estelle Beal 2436295Miss Margaret Ledbetter 1188235Miss Nora Stalls 186775Miss Bessie Carver 107840Miss Mary Fernandez 64505Miss Gertrude Harrod 57590Miss Myra Swearingen 49445Mlsa Blanch Thompson 38975Miss Alice Schafer 295C8Miss Aura M Lewis 25780Miss Mabel Williams 14245Mrs N W Taylor 11555Mss Eva Bauknlght 9190Mss Annie Bell Taylor 8065Miss Grace Bullanl 6175Miss Ella Halley 5180Miss Curtis Pitts 3360Miss Fannie Whiting 1480

Eastern and Southern DistrictMiss Lorna McCredie Mcnopy 676035Miss Mabel McCredle Mcnopy 616070Miss Rattle English Tacoma 648195Miss Ella Jolly Orange Ht 604650Miss Martlc Cuamherlin Mica

holly 535815Miss Bessie Waits Hawthorn226145-Miss Myrtle Hammond

88800Miss Cordelia Crown Rocky

Point 72170Annie Lewis Hawthorn 67750

Miss Wilma Malnes Monteocha 61620Miss Pattie Zetrouer Rochelle 44590Miss Lula Perry Rocbelle 33645Miss LaVerne Bobbltt Mcnopy 32555Miss Vandalla Staf Waldo 31890Miss Effle Tison Earleton 28995Miss Jewel Godwin Hawthorn 24245Miss Mary Hall Orange Hs 14810Miss Gertrude Smith

14660Miss Georgia Snowden Hatchet

Creek 11705Miss Mary Louise Atwater

Waldo 7235Miss Nellie Reeves Mlcanopy 4800Miss Emma Entenza Waldo 3340Miss Mamie Bailey Waldo 200

Western and Northern SectionMiss Hattle Ludwig Tioga719165Miss Lucinda Bryant Bell 709S75Miss Gertrude Guinn Hague650445Miss Barren Dell 584450Miss Annie Kirkland Alachua566930-Miss Eva Powell Alachua 455S70Mrs H Maddox Archer 336210Miss Ellen Bevllle Arredondo 219750Miss Rosa Lee Rives High

Springs 157220Mrs I Ware HighMiss Jewel Standley Hague 70695Miss Aleen Holly ArerdondoMiss Annie Bevllle Arredondo 471Miss Emma Williams Trenton 3427Mrs R B Baker Hawthorn 13400Mrs J E Parker LaCtosseMiss Katie Akin Arredondo StaiMiss Ada Pearce Newberry 7030Miss Pearl McLeod Alnchua 3 irMiss Lula Gar Bell 18S5Miss Llzzlo Smith Ncwberry 63U

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OAK HALLS TUESDAY

WENT TO PIECES IN THE SIXTH

INNING

Visitors vet the Game on Errors and

Prove Themselves Good

From Wednesdays DailyIn an unsatisfactory game at the

ball pork Tuesday afternoon theOlympics came here and cleaned upthe fauuus Oak Halls and whilethey arc IUJOUB for playing good ball

are also becoming famous forletting any old thing come alongand take a game from them neverlaying until they meet the best

that are outThe only real feature of the game

was a sensational catch of a highfoul after a long run by Babe Denton

Both sides played good ball up until the first half of the sixth inningwhen three errors cost the SkyPilots the man alone hav-ing let In three runs by two errorsand It is such as this that causesthe tans to doubt our ability to putup ball as It should be at all times

The team can play ball for thishas been shown on various occa-

sions but it seems that this seasonthe boys go to pieces when they areagainst a team that does not amount-to very much they lose interestgo to sleep or get a hoodoo ot somedescription that makes the loyal andtrue ones sick at such defeats as waswitnessed Tuesday afternoon

The Olympics arc nothing extrawhen it comes to playing ball butthat they are onto their Job forsoldiering was plainly seen when

the game had been resumed after therain and their antics of killing timewere the worst ever seen here Thisfeature was about as disgusting asthe wild errors made by the OakHalls or Aviators which lost forthem the game after they had It wonby forty blocks

The weather was threatening andonly a small crowd was out but itwas well that no larger attendancewas present

Put away the hammers now andlets all pull for the real interestinggames that are to be played here onThursday Friday and Saturday withSanford They will then be upagainst the real mettle We knowthey can handle the ball and Man-ager Davis says they have got It todo or else

The Score by InningsOak Halls 1 0 5

Olympics 0000060 0 6

Jacksonville is credited with fourhits Gainesville 3 Errors Gaines-ville 4 and Jacksonville three buteven the scorer got tired of marking-em up in the sixth block

MELROSE MENTION

MELROSE July 28 Prof Geo CLooney of Falrburn Ga who will befavorably remembered by many of ourcitizens whom he taught while princi-pal of the high school here some six-

teen years ago arrived here Sundayand opened a ten days course Inhigher arithmetic yesterday Quite-a number of scholars are already on

the rollThe Misses May Ruth and Ada

Kennedy off Lake Geneva are theguests of Mrs B Chamberlain Othervisitorsin town are C Yearwood Dun

nollonrWvBIrt Waldo Miss E LMorrison Barney Ga Miss E RilesJacksonville and Miss Alia RilesHawthorn

The Brooklyn baseball team is expected to play here on Friday after

JUDSON NOTES

JUDSON July R Pickettand Mrs M A Miller of Newberry-

were here Sunday visiting their sis-

ter Mrs H S TuckerSome of the farmers here are swap

places A J HIgginbotham andSimon Coleman swapped places a fewdays ago and last week M C La

field and W D Jones exchangedplace

The farmers are about all throughpulling fodder and some have com-

menced plrklng cotton They all

semi to think that cotton cropwill b cut oft bv Might or rust

has made its appfirance an 1 cot-

ton is owning so fast that tho cropwill all open by Srj timber nth

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DUTTON BANK MAKES

SPLENDID SHOWING

RESOURCES NOW PASS THE HALF

MILLION DOLLAR MARK

Officers of Institution Among the Most

Accommodating to Be Found-

in the City

Special attention is directed to thestatement of the condition of TheDutton Bank one of the oldest

concerns of the city and whichshows its finances to be in a mostprosperous condition

This institution has now passed thehalfmillion mark in resources andno stronger indorsement could be desired of any Institution This aloneshows the high endorsement thatgiven it by the general public as wellas the surrounding country-

At great expense they have Justadded a new automatic electric alarmsystem to their already wellappointedbank which consists of new expensiveand handsome vaults besides the verylatest and most uptodate furnitureand fixtures for the rapid transactionof the enormous business that Is be-

ing handled by themIts officers from President Thomas

down to the bookkeepers are amongthe most accommodating to be foundIn the entire South and the verycareful manner in which they look af-ter the Interests of all their

is selfexplanatory for the volumeof business that they are doing

The officers are W R ThomasO K Broome first

W B Taylor seconddent E D Turner secretary andcashier with the following directorsG K Broome J B Padgett H FDutton J A MaultsbyvJ Q Nichols-M Venable W It Thomas and W BTaylor all of whom are among theleading and most influential businessmen of this county

The fact that the bank now has onhand more than 50 per cent of thedeposits whenthe law only requires20 per cent Is another evidence ofthe very efficient manner in which theaffairs of the depositor interests arclooked after

During the past yjsar the DuttonBank has undergone many changesand alterations and the fact that theirbusiness has steadily Increased witheach report during the financial de-

pression Is another remarkable showIng and one that is a just tribute tothe conservative and enterprising menwho are placed in charge of its affairsWith

all the new and uptodatemethods that have been adopted atthe Dutton flank they will now be better enabled to look out for the nterests of theia customers and the in-

stallation of the new alarm systemwill naturally give It prestige overother banking houses

The bank building Is one of thelargest to be found In any interiorcity of the State the furniture andfixtures cannot be excelled and

desiring to do business with amost courteous and accommodatingcorps of officials would do well to In-

vestigate this institution

SHERIFFS SALENotice is hereby given that under

and by virtue of a certain executionIssued out of the Justice Court of theTwentyfifth Justice District In andfor Alachua county Florida by Hon-J A Carlisle the Justice thereof anddated the 23rd day of June A D1909 In favor of Sam Cook andagainst Shad Sams I have levied uponand will sell at public outcry at thecast court house door in GainesvilleAlachua county Florida on August2nd A D 1909 during the lawfulhours of sale the following propertytowit

Two pillows 2 mattresses 2

blankets 1 set bed springs 2 bed-steads 3 quilts 2 lamps 1 coat 1pair pants 1 shirt 2 overcoats 1trunk and contents 1 clock 1 waterbucket 1 shotgun same to be soldto satisfy said execution and costs-

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CHARGED WITH THEFT

WHITE MAN ARRESTEDC-

LAIMS TAMPA AS HIS HOME AND

HAS WIRED THERE

Had seen Employed as Salesman for-

E F Zetrouer at His Store-

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Deputy Sheriff Bruton arrestedJack Price a white man yesterdaywho is charged with larceny of moneyfrom E F Zetrouer of Rochelle

Price who claims Tampa as hishomo has been employed as salesmanfor Mr Zetrouer for about four weeksand Mr Zetrouer who swore out thewarrant states that be has been miss-Ing money during all of this time batbad no suspicions until a few daysago since which be has kept astrict lookout for his cash the de-

nomination of bills etc all beingtaken down and he believes by thismethod be has landed the guiltyparty for the purloining of some 50or more He is certain that it willrun about this amount

On Tuesday night the man quitposition and early Wednesday moraing Mr Zetrouer told his fatherto come over and notifythe officershere and he would get oa thetrain and follow Price IB case he tooksore different nat wfcaa feetrain reached here the deputy wasthere and arrested the raaa whoabe asked to go over to the court housethat a proper search might be madeIt was here found that ive of the

1 bills which had bees takes fromthe Zetrouer till were In the mans

and ho Is having theprisoner held here for trial

Price Is a welllooking young manand has wired parties in Tampa tocome to his aid expecting someoneby today to get him out of troubleHe states he secured this money fromother parties and can prove It whenthe time arrives He had only about

20 with him when arrested but wasvery stubborn about accompanyingthe officer also of allowing his moneyto be Inspected

Benefit Baptist Sunday SchoolThere Is to be a public basket sup-

per and Ice cream festival at PineGrove church one mile south ofJudson on Friday Aug 6th to whichall are invited It will be for the

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Statement of Condition cf TheBank Gainesville Fla aa Re-

ed to the State Comptroller

Close of Business

day July 27th 190f

ResourcesLoans 134OverdraftsBonds and CertificatesBanking House Furniture

and FixturesOther ResourcesCash OB hand and with

banks 11

LiabilitiesCapital 7Surplus and Profits 2Deposits 38Cashiers ChecksCertified ChecksNotes sad Bills Redis-

counted 2

State of FloridaAlachua County

I E DTarBfei Cashier ofton bleMBfy swearabove stateiaeRt te true toof my kaegjedge aad Belieft D TURNER

title 27th y 1999

Cft GOODMANNotary

Correct Attert 6 K Bi-

B Taylor WTR louheaeft of the Baptist Swaaof that place and a afcis expected

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of Waldo came to Galaesvllleaay for the purpose of briagiagas Jones a negro seBteaeedmonths at hard labor la Justicecourt for carrying concealed v

Deputy Strickland states tlnegro had stolen a number ofIncluding a watch and was seathem In all directions an fechase after him and after 1

run the man for about a halThomas was finally landednothing for the negro to jumpeight feet high and thewas rather exciting beforewas finally apprehended

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His Wife Near WokWELAKA July 27 Lawrence Dar

gan a mulatto who has been separated from his wife for the past sixmonths learned Sunday of his wifesplans of going from Welaka to Satsuma to church He secreted hUiaelfbeside the road behind an oak scruband as Lee Walker the driver whosat beside Mary Dargan drove byLawrence Dargan struck his wife twofearful blows with a pine saplingclub She and Walker both fell outof the wagon Ella Williams a largecolored woman of 350 pounds sat In

the back seat She also scrambled-out of the spring wagon when thehorse began to be unmanageable She

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seemed afraid to Interfereaway for help Whoa he reMary Dargan was dead receddeep gash from a butcher knitbelow and to the back of heDargaa was gone and so farno trace of him further thaibe west south through Sisco atoclockiSuBday

Sheriff Kenaerly with Coroaeshall of Palatka soon arrivedscene of the aarder Aa iasaeiheld the verdict being that simet her death at the handshusband Lawrence

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By One J Albert BrMAYO July 27 As the result of a

scrap J Albert Breare of this place

Is now under arrest on a charge of

assault with Intent to murder Dr R

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his face and head By this tineother men who were on thestopped the row Dr Goodbremediately went before thejudge and swore out a warrant fBreare and he is now underThe preliminary trial will besometime this week and a tbties are prominent no doubtinterest 111 be evinced In thcome

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