The Daytona daily news. [volume], March 07, 1917, Page PAGE FOUR, Image 4

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THE OAYTONA DAILY NEWS, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 'nt-V?
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THE PRETTIEST BUILDING SITES IN
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Electric Lights, das and All City Conveniences
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Persons desiring to be shown Bostwick Park are requested
io call at the office of Conrad & Donnelly for appointment I
234 South Beach Street Phone 128 Daytona, Florida
F, N. Conrad and Bert Fisher, Owners Merchants Bank, Dcpcrjj
OFF FOR $50,000 FLIGHT
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Cm,Tn April, iiTUMtipi u ir:m('tntino!i
tal tlisht from the i'adiie cuat t the
Atlantic. She says it will 1k based on
a four-day basis, and that she is pos
itive she can make the lliidit in that
time. The photo shows Miss Stinson
as she hoarded a steamer in San Fran
cisci. The bouquet she carries was
presented by some of the enthusiastic
friends who saw her off to tly in n
country where llkdiis have seldom boon
seen, and are considered heroic ex
ploits. Miss Stinson will be the first
woman to tly in China and it is expect
ed that she will crown her efforts with
much success. She is not only the
youngest aviator but the smallest flyer
In the world.
Tom, Johnson ShalTer, the driver,
climbed out on the running board to
make some adjustment in the mechan
ism. The bumping of the locomotive
threw him off and he was killed.
Allen Miller, the fireman, was on Ids
seat on the left side of the cab and did
not see Shaffer fall. The train had
pone 30 miles before Miller realized
that it was making unusual speed, lla
quickly stopped the train and called
the conductor forward. The train then
was run into the next station, where
messages were sent back along the
line and Shaffer's bodv was founa.
DEER TAKES HIS OWN LIFE
RABBITS TO BE "HOT DOGS"
Big Buck Leaps From Ledge to Hl
Death When Pursued by
Boys.
Texas Plant Soon to Make Animals
Into Sausages, Says Commissioner
of Agriculture.
Austin, Tex. A plant for the manu
facture of sausages from the meat of
the Texas jackrabbit is to be erected
soon and put into operation In Wes?
Texas, according to an announcement
made by Fred YV. Davis, state commis
sioner of agriculture. Promoters of
the plant expect to handle most of the
annual rabbit crop in their mill.
The Texas state department of agri
culture has decided to attempt to cre
ate a countrywide demand for rabbit
meat.
It is expected that not less than
1,000,:hX rabbits, Texas born and
reared, will lie shipped to New fnsr-
laud and eastern markets during th
next few months. Commissioner Davtg
says the rabbits-are quoted in some
cities at a higher price that turkey
or chicken.
Miss Katherine Stinson. America's
greatest female loop-the-loop flyer-
sailed recently for Japan and China,
iere she Is under contract to make
Ji) flights for SoO.OOO. Miss Stinson
will fly a Crastor biplane, of the latest
tqpdol. On her return, Miss Stinson
Garrison. N. 1". A stray buck or,
which when pursued, virtually com
mitted suicide off a 40-foot ledge of
rock in Putnam valley near Garrison
and hunv itself in the branches 'f a
1 ree today, was turnc'l over to J. A.
Harry, game warden. Hie carcass was
found on ground adjoining the .sum
mer place of Khinelander Waldo of
N"w York city.
The buck veichei over .".x pounds.
When ehased by a gang of boys the
big fellow lost his head and ru-hed
off the ledge, lie plunged down In'O
the braneli. s of u tree and hung there
u'-.tl! rot "
Life's Ingratitude.
A man who attends strietl ir hi
wn bu.Oioss r.f-r. ly l: . -t s the reputa-
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CAPT. JOHN L DUFFY
TOMORROW
Here's for An Old-Fashioned
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No Band, No Prizes, No By-Bidders, No Free Boat Rit2 cr
Auto Ride, no silver tongue or story telling imported Aud!i
ppr or business manager: but a Plain Auction? aHvprtised.CC!
ducted and guaranteed to be on the square by the owner til
cklf rlir will Hm bic rvvrt niirt!rnoot"!nrf imH Knnlr f-!o mint
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statements.
I-vprvthintf nut un at these sales and receiving two rr morp. hidwrJcO
tively be sold, the buyers name and address given. It will be a REi
panies Became the Fashion. -
THIS IS TIIK PROPERTY TO RE SOLD
p. m. Thursday, Kflarch S3
i Now Bunsjalows, Built bv Burdick, in f
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TRAIN RUNS WILD 30 MILES
Engineer Jostled Off and Killed, but
Fireman Is Ignorant of
Accident.
Phmipsburjr, N. J. For 30 mllea a
train on the Lackawanna railroad ran
at top speed Without an engine driv
er. Soon, utter nassine through Rlnck
Yake "The Southland" to
L. & N., Pcnna. Lines, G. R. & I. Ry.
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Thronth sleeper lriive Jirk.onlllp Momlnva and Thurilayn.
I:iil throueh trnln t ( hlrnto, rint-lnimtl.' Unoxviili. Irep
rrn to IniliHimpol', l.ouWvillc. ( IrTrlaml. ( olunihua, kran.
Hirrct ronnrrtioiw to l'inluruh. Mrulirnvillr. Urlroit.
Co bouir ia I he "Soele lioutc" no better aervlce.
"THK SOUTHLAND- leaTea Jacksonville S:20 P. M.
H. C BRKTXEV, F.P.a4U4 West Bay SU JaeksonTlIle, Fla.
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These are neat, new and up-to-date, on nice large lots, just the right d'Stsseet-jJr1
the beach, the car line and trie iihrary; with plenty of sunshine, water. iec3Ei
and gas and among the best neighbors on earth. Walk in and look them oVer
the day ot sale.
1 ... l.'rMn.. wtA Cr,...,lo.. UorVi O ' r. .1 tit 1 . . r . L. DaK!
Drive, just two miles south of Daytona Beach on new road leadimr to WifiJUf "I
the Lighthouse.
Capt. John L. Duffy of the ill-fated
teamer Chemung, which was sunk
In the Mediterranean by a torpedo
from German submarine.
2500 feet w ide and extending from the River to Ocean, a distance of about
t2." LOTS ON RIVKR. 2."5 TOTS OX OCKAN.
You can buy from road to River: road to Ocean or from River to Ocean. i$r
buy 100-ft, 300-ft. or 500-ft. You can buy it for just one bid more than the f5
r . 1 1 i . t e t r it" . .
lenow win give, mis is a tseauiuui niver rroni ana an somewhat imprus-vj,
It is your chance to buy something for a home or speculation that is sure tof2J
and triple in value in the next very few years. Meander down to the sales tSS
and see the "Yankee" way of doing it. Terms very easy if desired on all saie
REMEMBER THE DATES
W. W. MARSHALL
1st Avenue. Daytona Beach OWNER AND AUCii