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I I VOL XXVI NO 166 GAINESVILLE FLORIDA THRR8MY AUGUST 1 1909 TEN CENTS A WEEK wtIt j J un 0 Q4 yYLCAvN i 4 1r ni s a P- k J d V < = + GREAT COOPERATIVE CONTEST IS CLOSED Misses Goode Bryant and English Win On Face of ReturnsContests Fled in Two Districts Miss Addle Goode wins the diamond ringMiss Hattie English wins the piano In the Eastern and Southern Section Miss Lucinda Bryant wins the pi- ano in the Western and Northern Sec- tion Followingnext In order will be the candidates In each section who will receive a certificate for 100 from A H Harper Company of while each and every candi- date In the contest will receive a cer- tificate for 25 Two contests were flied against the count last night one by Miss Ella Jolly on account of certain votes given by the Eddlns Manufacturing Com- pany and one by Miss Estelle Deal on account of certain votes Issued by Crawford Davis but while these votes are held up It does not effect the result for Miss Goode has sum dent number besides this to come out victorious- By far the most exciting contest that was ever pulled off In Florida out side of Jacksonville Is the CoOper- ative Contest whlcn came to a close in this city last night For the past week the leaders have been exerting their every energy to procure votes and the count last night was far beyond the expectations of the successful contestants for early in the day they were nil amassing large numbers to their already large stacks that were being held in re- serve for the final count During late In the afternoon some of the contestants practically gave up race and pooled with other randl I Jack- sonville the ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ Most Intense Heat Prevails- All Over South and West MEMPHIS Aug IS The heat wave which swept the country from coast to coast Monday is still rampant stud yesterday new records were From all over the South and Southwest conies reports of Intense heat The cotton growers are rejoic- ing over the heat wave as they claim- i Is rapidly destroying the boll weevil From reports which reached here last night Fort Worth Texas vn the hottest city In the South and Southwest The Government ther- mometer seat a nigh as 111 while Instruments in the buslmw dis- trict us high n 12 ilw- srt e Th mercury climbed ns lilpli a lit dtRrtfos in many other Texas fltlf and at Dnnnlson It reached loii- r aklUR all other previous records Xot since July 1 1901 hits the lH n to Mil use throughout middle r- iutii t Itork n t n ratlin degrees heat estab- lished regitt red Idtle ¬ ¬ > > + To Feed His Dying Wife New York Man Turns Thief NKV YORK AUK lb William I Ui cUt r ti man of 45 who i l nfvB Uttr da i and had b en- IrtvwH to ltpfirntlon by the need of KU iyHB wife fr nourishing food hi had been unablto to provld her was arrested charged with Vklng Into a shop and CHI P a puntlty of Tar uxnl lu- au r meat taut 0 said which iD > + + dates to win the coveted capital prizes and had not this been the case the result would have doubtless been a different story for this morn ingThe merchants as well as The Sun came In for their share of the very liberal business that was being given out by the candidates yesterday and It Is safe to state that In many In- stances supplies have been purchased for the next year while a number took advantage of the contest for the means of getting bills paid up some of them being In advance The total vote cast yesterday won In the neighborhood of 40000000 divided as follows City 11213780 Southern and Eastern Section 12153 240 while the Western and Northern cast a vote of 16165055 Following Is the result of tbe votes polled and counted by the committee last night Gainesville Central Section Miss Addle Goode 13176955 Miss Estelle Beal 8140995 Miss Margaret Ledbetter 1429890 Miss Gertrude Harrod 219100 Miss Nora Stalls 198985 Miss Bessie Carver 107950 Miss Mary Fernandez 72745 Miss Myra Swearingen 49445 Miss Blanch Thompson 43965 Miss Alice Schafer 33380 Miss Aura M Lewis 34635 Miss Mabel Williams 14545 Sirs N W Taylor 13325 Miss Eva Bauknight 11210 Miss Annie Dell Taylor 8065 Mss Grace Bullanl 6176 ¬ ¬ of 105 was recorded and two prostra- tions were Vegetation throughout the Shreve- port territory of Louisiana wilted the scorching heat yesterday the maximum of 104 degrees being report- ed nt I oclock yesterday afternoon- All Tennessee Is in the irasp of the hot wave mind the weather bureau thermometer here yesterday recorded- a maximum temperature of W degrees at oclock A cooling breeze late In the Rave promise of relief before morning 111 at Fort Worth FORT WORTH Tox Aug 18 With the weather liiirwnu thermome- ter roRlstorlnR in degrees from 21 to yesterday afternoon null street thermometers in tilt buxlnwwj district recording 120 degrees yesterday was Continued on Page Two I lit reported un- der 4 start- Ing day ¬ ¬ month raid Rancher I buvw been usable to obtain work My wife IM a cuHHiimptivv and wlowly dying and I Imil no way to nourishing food h needed This mans story excltwl Magistrate Rreena ympathl and he Jetall t a prolwxtlon offlowr to Invtwtlgat the I I casts gist the ORLANDO OAK HALES TODAYG- AME WILL CALLED PROMPT- LY AT 330 THIS AFTERNOON Both Turns Are In Fine Shape and the Finest Games of the Season Premised The Orlando baseball team will ar rive In the city this morning at 745 from Ocala where they have just finished a series of three games This strong combination of players will go up against Manager Davis boys at the ball park this afternoon and the very best exhibition of ball playing that the Gainesville public have seen this year wll bo shown to dayThe Oak Halls are all in line shape they have worked Just enough to be in practice and what they want to do and say they will do to the fast lineup from South Florida will be a plenty Orlando has not only defeated Ocala but also the swift Cejery City lads and our people can rest assured that one of the very best ball teams that can be found In the will play us In the three games Talk the game tell your friends about it and see that they all go out and root for the home boys The game will be called promptly- at 330 this afternoon so dont stay away just because the weather a little threatening for Man ager Davis says they will surely play Miss Ella Bailey G555 Miss Curtis Pitts 3425 Kiss Fannie Whiting 1411 Eastern and Southern District Miss Hattie English Tacoma 881223 Miss Ella Jolly Orange Ht877725r Mitts Mabel McCredle Mcpy 1273100 Miss Lorna McCredle Mcnopy l y8l5 Miss Martle Cbamberllu Mica nopy 0074 Miss Wilma Maines Mnteocha 23S91S Miss Hostile Walts Hawthorn 232430 Miss Myrtle Hammond Haw- thorn syri Miss Annie Lewis Hawthorn 7SCOC Miss Cordelia Crown Rocky Point 72775 Miss Paul Zetrouer Rochelle S4s 3 Miss Vntidalla Staf Walilo 4r iS Miss Iula Perry Rochelle 38210 Miss AVerne Bobbin M cnopy 3255 Miss Effle Tlson Enrlcton 293S Miss Jewel Godwin Hawthorn 240 Miss Gertrude Smith Fair- banks 15970 Miss Mary Hall Orange Hts i8sr Miss Georgia Snowden Hatchet Creek 124 Miss Mary lionise Atwaer Waldo 723 Miss Nellie Reeves Mlcanopy 4800 Miss Emma Eutcnza Waldo 3340 Miss Mamie Halley Waldo 20r Western and Northern Section Ml Litrlnda Hryanl Bell i r- MlHH liuttlc Tlogn C 5 2r si Mini Gertrude Jutnii Hague 11 ItJli Miss VhlH Itarron UH1 l2MU Annie KirklAnd Akchtm 7W33HC Eva Powell Akichiia V U Ellen Bevllle Arrodonilo 203410 MIa Rosa Lee Hives thigh SprliiR 24S 2 Mr I Warn Hsu S rtiK 10SRS- MU3 Jewel SU lU llagtte Al tt Hull ArredoMdo- Ml AKIIH Arnilondo fo7si Miss Kmnm William Trenton M77- Ml Katie Akin Arrwlowlo sSMfl Mrs II II linker Hawthorn 13400 J E Parker LaCnwaw ll21t Miss Ada Pearce Newberry 70 Miss Pearl MrUod Alacbua 3115 Miss Lula Gay hull lflU Mss Lliilo Smith Newberry 8 game article that la simply in lh way at your house might If ad r U d be sold to who In am- twalf looking fw It PLAYS THE OE might- be just 1 Iud I I Ju IiI i Itt II someone flrst class state u Miss Mir ails Miss Mrs ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ > + VICTORY FOR PROHIS IN SOUTH CAROLINAF- ifteen Out of TwentyOne Counties Went Dry ii Three Are in Doubt Tuesdays CHARLESTON S C Aug 18 The unofficial returns from the elections held In twentyone of the wet counties of South Carolina yes- terday fur the purpose of allowing the voters of each county to choose be- ween prohibition and the county dls itoUcury system indicate that the pro atbitlonlst have won victories in fit een of these Complete re urns from some precincts not report- d last night may change the result i In two or three counties but the probabilities are that prohibition has carried In Abbeville Bamberg Hara well Berkeley Calhoun Celleton Dorchester Fairfield Hampton Ker shaw Lee Lexington Orangeburg Sumter and Williamsburg counties The dispensary has won In Alken Charleston and Richmond counties cud Is leading In Georgetown and Heaufort In Florence the vote is tied but is claimed by prohi- bitionists The election was without excitement or special Incident In any counties eo called ¬ ¬ county and a small vote was polled The majorities for prohibition accord- Ing to the present returns which are In most cases practically complete range from II IB Calhoun county to 982 In Orangeburg county The larg- est jBwJorlty for the dispensary IB Charleston county where It receiv ed 1525 votes against 305 for prohi- bition Onehalf of the State was al- ready dry and the act under which yesterdays election was held was a compromise measure adopted at the last session of the Legislature to de feat a Mil providing for Statewide prohlbltloa The general belief Is that tbe prohibitionists will again move the passage of suck a law at the next Legislature next January The eJection yesterday was ea the question of voting In the dispensary prohibition having beeR decreed since VigaH last under the hill for the election which permit ted the conatlei then wet to vote back the dispensaries If they so de- sired ftaUAa i Ii pro- viding ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ The Florida SiateCoHejje Will Have Good Opening TALLAHASSEE Fla Aug 18 The Florida State College for Wo- men In Its School of Liberal Arts has made some valuable additions to iu faculty This body already strong In nn able corps of instructors secured the services of Dr C E Body of South Carolina to fill tho chair of Greek and Latin Dr B C Boudurant the former professor In this department a gentleman so high- ly esteemed for his scholarly attain- ments and Christian manhood Is In ill health nand cannot continue his work But the College Is exceedingly fortunate in securing n gentleman of such fine ability as Dr Boyd He is a graduate of Woofford College and afterward did graduate work at Vats derbllt and at the University of Mis ourl and this year received the doc- tors degree at the Inlvernlty of WIt onsln after n years residence there- In each of these noted universities he won distinction in his research work Dr lloyd tins also had a wide and sue r ctisful experience ns a teacher of Classics and comes with the reputa has ¬ ¬ ¬ > tlon of a scholar and excellent Prof A E ChrteUp new of New York but whose home Is In West Vir- ginia has been appointed to tho of the Normal School and Pro fcsKor of Education la the College of Liberal Arts Dr Chrtfllp graduated in the Pcabody Neraal C In the readier Now York He has studied in the University of Chicago and Is now completing the work of PhD degree In Colum bra University H had a wide experience and auttkcil success in teaching and In euperlntending schools In MIxslsHlppl West Virginia and Tennessee and the Normal School of Florida IB fortunate to se- cure such nn excellent director- To the people of the State Dr Conrail IB no stranger The history- of the changes of Dr Murphree to the State UnlverHlty and Dr Conrad to the Florida State College for Women Is now well known to the people of Continued on Page Two aad his gentle- man Dean- ship College ¬ ¬ > President Taft Played In a Soaking Rain Golf HHVUILY Maw Aug 1 1 n i dent Tuft brayed H northeast storm IIH H si MM y iliwnMHir of rain to play ciKhtfon holes of Kolf al Myopia with IltMrlft Tuft his brother situ SHiNHel of Boston oouxlii U- MMr THI return to ktwllli K Hru Hl mi fat that fcltttwr Mm- U ut NiMH t f PlttMbnrK who has CiM lHMl OINHHlOII Millet he Hervtw rvMkti HN IM Va hliiK urn will HHV I VHrlr OM Moitiluy with kor UHibtinti lr f lore at Hid fb r PIMII MHlNr- A lltlNll lrt4lU Hf tll IfMl- MI slut iu it ri M ii oltl were de MM MIMHI ir lfty OR November Pr i4 l nt will stay for navural I Purr s her I It II I I pisssenl s huts berg bar rb Ni ik kisi sad ssf silo runlawr tits > > hours at Columbus Miss the birth plare of Secretary of War Dickinson- Mr Dlrklntion will be with the Presl dtiitlal party at the time Arriving itt Cflnnibutr at l 26 a m the Pre K 4 lent will bo entertained at lunch af tor which he will witness n barbecue MI the girls industrial school At Charleston 8 C on NaremheYK- HIM President arriving at 515 p itt hold a public reception at the city hull and bo entertained at a At lloiuton Ootolwr J3 the arriving at 7 10 HI and 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VOL XXVI NO 166 GAINESVILLE FLORIDA THRR8MY AUGUST 1 1909 TEN CENTS A WEEK
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GREAT COOPERATIVE
CONTEST IS CLOSED
Misses Goode Bryant and English Win On Face of
ReturnsContests Fled in Two Districts
Miss Addle Goode wins the diamond
ringMissHattie English wins the piano
In the Eastern and Southern SectionMiss Lucinda Bryant wins the pi-
ano in the Western and Northern Sec-
tionFollowingnext In order will be the
candidates In each section who will
receive a certificate for 100
from A H Harper Company ofwhile each and every candi-
date In the contest will receive a cer-
tificate for 25
Two contests were flied against thecount last night one by Miss EllaJolly on account of certain votes givenby the Eddlns Manufacturing Com-
pany and one by Miss Estelle Dealon account of certain votes Issued byCrawford Davis but while thesevotes are held up It does not effectthe result for Miss Goode has sum
dent number besides this to come outvictorious-
By far the most exciting contestthat was ever pulled off In Florida outside of Jacksonville Is the CoOper-
ative Contest whlcn came to a closein this city last night
For the past week the leaders havebeen exerting their every energy toprocure votes and the count last nightwas far beyond the expectations ofthe successful contestants for earlyin the day they were nil amassinglarge numbers to their already largestacks that were being held in re-
serve for the final countDuring late In the afternoon some
of the contestants practically gave uprace and pooled with other randl
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All Over South and WestMEMPHIS Aug IS The heat
wave which swept the country fromcoast to coast Monday is still rampantstud yesterday new records were
From all over the South andSouthwest conies reports of Intenseheat The cotton growers are rejoic-ing over the heat wave as they claim-
i Is rapidly destroying the bollweevil
From reports which reached herelast night Fort Worth Texas vnthe hottest city In the South andSouthwest The Government ther-mometer seat a nigh as 111while Instruments in the buslmw dis-trict us high n 12 ilw-
srt e Th mercury climbed ns lilplia lit dtRrtfos in many other Texasfltlf and at Dnnnlson It reached loii-
r aklUR all other previous recordsXot since July 1 1901 hits the
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dates to win the coveted capitalprizes and had not this been thecase the result would have doubtlessbeen a different story for this morn
ingThemerchants as well as The Sun
came In for their share of the veryliberal business that was being givenout by the candidates yesterday andIt Is safe to state that In many In-
stances supplies have been purchasedfor the next year while a numbertook advantage of the contest for themeans of getting bills paid up someof them being In advance
The total vote cast yesterdaywon In the neighborhood of 40000000divided as follows City 11213780Southern and Eastern Section 12153240 while the Western and Northerncast a vote of 16165055
Following Is the result of tbe votespolled and counted by the committeelast night
Gainesville Central Section
Miss Addle Goode 13176955
Miss Estelle Beal 8140995Miss Margaret Ledbetter 1429890Miss Gertrude Harrod 219100Miss Nora Stalls 198985Miss Bessie Carver 107950Miss Mary Fernandez 72745
Miss Myra Swearingen 49445Miss Blanch Thompson 43965Miss Alice Schafer 33380Miss Aura M Lewis 34635Miss Mabel Williams 14545Sirs N W Taylor 13325Miss Eva Bauknight 11210Miss Annie Dell Taylor 8065Mss Grace Bullanl 6176
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of 105 was recorded and two prostra-tions were
Vegetation throughout the Shreve-port territory of Louisiana wilted
the scorching heat yesterday themaximum of 104 degrees being report-ed nt I oclock yesterday afternoon-All Tennessee Is in the irasp of thehot wave mind the weather bureauthermometer here yesterday recorded-a maximum temperature of W degreesat oclock A cooling breeze
late In the Rave promise ofrelief before morning
111 at Fort WorthFORT WORTH Tox Aug 18
With the weather liiirwnu thermome-ter roRlstorlnR in degrees from 21to yesterday afternoon null streetthermometers in tilt buxlnwwj districtrecording 120 degrees yesterday was
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ORLANDO
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LY AT 330 THIS AFTERNOON
Both Turns Are In Fine Shape and
the Finest Games of theSeason Premised
The Orlando baseball team will arrive In the city this morning at 745from Ocala where they have justfinished a series of three games
This strong combination of playerswill go up against Manager Davisboys at the ball park this afternoonand the very best exhibition of ballplaying that the Gainesville publichave seen this year wll bo shown todayThe
Oak Halls are all in line shapethey have worked Just enough to bein practice and what theywant to do and say they will do tothe fast lineup from South Floridawill be a plenty
Orlando has not only defeated Ocalabut also the swift Cejery City ladsand our people can rest assured thatone of the very best ball teams thatcan be found In the will playus In the three games
Talk the game tell your friendsabout it and see that they all go outand root for the home boys
The game will be called promptly-at 330 this afternoon so dont stayaway just because the weather
a little threatening for Manager Davis says they will surely play
Miss Ella Bailey G555Miss Curtis Pitts 3425Kiss Fannie Whiting 1411
Eastern and Southern DistrictMiss Hattie English Tacoma 881223Miss Ella Jolly Orange Ht877725rMitts Mabel McCredle Mcpy 1273100Miss Lorna McCredle Mcnopy l y8l5Miss Martle Cbamberllu Mica
nopy 0074Miss Wilma Maines Mnteocha 23S91SMiss Hostile Walts Hawthorn 232430
Miss Myrtle Hammond Haw-
thorn syriMiss Annie Lewis Hawthorn 7SCOC
Miss Cordelia Crown RockyPoint 72775
Miss Paul Zetrouer Rochelle S4s 3
Miss Vntidalla Staf Walilo 4r iS
Miss Iula Perry Rochelle 38210Miss AVerne Bobbin M cnopy 3255Miss Effle Tlson Enrlcton 293SMiss Jewel Godwin Hawthorn 240Miss Gertrude Smith Fair-
banks 15970Miss Mary Hall Orange Hts i8srMiss Georgia Snowden Hatchet
Creek 124Miss Mary lionise Atwaer
Waldo 723Miss Nellie Reeves Mlcanopy 4800Miss Emma Eutcnza Waldo 3340Miss Mamie Halley Waldo 20r
Western and Northern SectionMl Litrlnda Hryanl Bell i r-
MlHH liuttlc Tlogn C 5 2r si
Mini Gertrude Jutnii Hague 11 ItJliMiss VhlH Itarron UH1 l2MU
Annie KirklAnd Akchtm 7W33HC
Eva Powell Akichiia V UEllen Bevllle Arrodonilo 203410
MIa Rosa Lee Hives thighSprliiR 24S 2
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Mrs II II linker Hawthorn 13400J E Parker LaCnwaw ll21t
Miss Ada Pearce Newberry 70Miss Pearl MrUod Alacbua 3115Miss Lula Gay hull lflUMss Lliilo Smith Newberry 8
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VICTORY FOR PROHIS
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CHARLESTON S C Aug 18 Theunofficial returns from the electionsheld In twentyone of thewet counties of South Carolina yes-
terday fur the purpose of allowing thevoters of each county to choose be-
ween prohibition and the county dlsitoUcury system indicate that the proatbitlonlst have won victories in fiteen of these Complete reurns from some precincts not report-d last night may change the result i
In two or three counties but theprobabilities are that prohibition hascarried In Abbeville Bamberg Harawell Berkeley Calhoun CelletonDorchester Fairfield Hampton Kershaw Lee Lexington OrangeburgSumter and Williamsburg countiesThe dispensary has won In AlkenCharleston and Richmond countiescud Is leading In Georgetown andHeaufort In Florence the vote istied but is claimed by prohi-
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county and a small vote was polledThe majorities for prohibition accord-Ing to the present returns which areIn most cases practically completerange from II IB Calhoun county to982 In Orangeburg county The larg-est jBwJorlty for the dispensaryIB Charleston county where It received 1525 votes against 305 for prohi-bition Onehalf of the State was al-
ready dry and the act under whichyesterdays election was held was acompromise measure adopted at thelast session of the Legislature to defeat a Mil providing for Statewideprohlbltloa The general belief Isthat tbe prohibitionists will againmove the passage of suck a law atthe next Legislature next JanuaryThe eJection yesterday was ea thequestion of voting In the dispensaryprohibition having beeR decreedsince VigaH last under the hill
for the election which permitted the conatlei then wet to voteback the dispensaries If they so de-sired ftaUAa
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Will Have Good OpeningTALLAHASSEE Fla Aug 18
The Florida State College for Wo-men In Its School of Liberal Artshas made some valuable additions toiu faculty This body alreadystrong In nn able corps of instructors
secured the services of Dr C EBody of South Carolina to fill thochair of Greek and Latin Dr B C
Boudurant the former professor Inthis department a gentleman so high-
ly esteemed for his scholarly attain-ments and Christian manhood Is Inill health nand cannot continue hiswork But the College Is exceedinglyfortunate in securing n gentleman ofsuch fine ability as Dr Boyd He isa graduate of Woofford College andafterward did graduate work at Vatsderbllt and at the University of Misourl and this year received the doc-
tors degree at the Inlvernlty of WItonsln after n years residence there-
In each of these noted universities hewon distinction in his research workDr lloyd tins also had a wide and suer ctisful experience ns a teacher ofClassics and comes with the reputa
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of the Normal School and ProfcsKor of Education la the College ofLiberal Arts Dr Chrtfllp graduatedin the Pcabody Neraal CIn the readier Now YorkHe has studied in the University ofChicago and Is now completing thework of PhD degree In Columbra University H had a wideexperience and auttkcil success inteaching and In euperlntendingschools In MIxslsHlppl West Virginiaand Tennessee and the NormalSchool of Florida IB fortunate to se-
cure such nn excellent director-To the people of the State Dr
Conrail IB no stranger The history-of the changes of Dr Murphree to theState UnlverHlty and Dr Conrad tothe Florida State College for WomenIs now well known to the people of
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