Lakeland Evening Telegram Newspaper, December 1, 1911, Page 4

- ¥ this section which we believe to be equally well adapted to the culture of 'r:»lury that may be bought at $100 down as a fair basis of calculation that the same money that would es- tablish a mn on a farm in the older States would situate him similarly in Florida; that is, it would purchase him land similarly located as to prox- imity to road or station, and of equal cr greater revenue-producing capac- ity. The Evening Telegram Published every afternoon from the Kentucky Building, Lakeland, Fla. Entered in the postoffice at Lake- Jand, Florida, as mail matter of the seeond class. Al e e B R T M. F. HETHERINGTON, EDITOR. O et s e R s A. J. HOLWORTHY Business and Circulation Manager. FLORIDA'S GREATEST ASSET IS CLIMATE SUBSCRIPTION RATES: ° Sl e Re8i00 stn: uy::::hs ;.so Nature Has Been Generous to This Three months s F"?ied State. Dellvered anywhere within the Florida's greatest asset is its cli- Hmits of the City of Lakeland |, witnout its superb climate for 10 otnte & week the lands of Florida would have little ————————— | intrinsic value, for it is the climate From the same office {8 issued |ajone that enables the tiller of the THE LAKELAND NEWS sofl to obtain for his products prices a weekly newspaper giving & Te-|ihat range from double to ten and sume of local matters, crop condi-|.yen twenty times the prices received tlons, county affairs, etc. Sent| o the same class of products raised anywhere for $1.00 per year. in the Middle States, the Northern States, and the Western States. In some sections of Florida great stress is laid upon the character of the soil and the resultant fertility in comparison with other sections; Chirt o close analysis of conditions will that after all it is the climate brings results. The lecalities besy protected from climate We have beey hoping against hope that some one would favor us with some game, but even a visit from a blood-thirsty itinerant advertising man, prepared “eut and shoot’, tailed to make us quail. 0 | that to show | But when we think about | it @ st e, MR. SMITH PAYS HIS RESPECTS TO THE KNOCKER | Lakeland, Fla., Nov. 27th, 1911, Evening Telegram, I would like to ask some of the citizens of Lakeland to stop for a mwoment and think, what would be the consequence to Lakeland if every real estate dealer in the city should close his doors and walk out of the Lusiness today. Who would look af- ter the interests of the home-seek- er, who would know where to find him a suitable location, who would know what properties were for sale, who would go to the livery stable and hire a carriage at his own ex- pense and haul them around the coun- try and try to interest them im it? How long would it take a home seek- ¢r to find all of the property that is tor sale, if he had to get his informa- tion from the class of people who live here and stand on the corners of the street and warn these people against the real estate dealers, | |y 1 Indeed, it would surprise you to know who is doin this. There are some people here who are regarded as decent whom we can name, who make it a business to slander every real estate dealer in the city, and ye: pose as decent people. I know one wan who has his property listed with nearly every dealer in the city, and time warns the home- at the same to steer clear of the dealers. ceckers P A+ i < B ENCE OF THE COLLEGE WOMAN In Address Last Night Dr. Snow Fa-| vors Woman's Higher Education. Houston, Tex., Nov. 30.—Saying that each school of higher learning Las its distinctive type of excellence, which to an extent is embodied in each of its graduates, yet that these graduates also have a noticeable re- semblance in their common ideals, Dr. L. F. Snow, of Aurora, N. Y., de- livered an address before the South- ern Educational Association here to- pight on the subject, “The Ethical Significance of the College Woman." The speaker declared that in Am- erica college education for women was not an accident but a result; that the peculiar type of education called collegiate was for women mere- ly the culmination of a process in the development and organization of her powers in her groping, blind effort to adapt herself to the changing con- ditions of our ever increasing com- plicated civilization.” Dwelling upon the expansion of the i1 tellectual horizon for women Dr. Snow said: “However confusing the the higher edacation o} wonten the tendency to accord them | the opportanity for deveicpment has debates | | concerning ! ”“1"""' ”1.‘ hot days of last summer, [ (12808 are the: [ocalitios whird (Uie il s’ tae JOlNc Wt IRt '\"4"1“ il “”l:l..‘:;lxll;i‘m.l\g.l;;l)’:«lul.‘.fuxf?uf“ ; T g ‘ SE S i cet o reeults, wad consequently the | Such tactios are o cowardly »hiul) in i il "‘ e “‘ | nle :.:: it than. when e cussed tomif e L profits ate made. 1““ LI 0 s JCH “'w o1 t enier fnto o at the time Hamed @0 we are soing | mederate wis L gl ”:} WO e mi By SRR SR “vmi » a8 a strange o) ;('»—i in i L e eE ahy Ginoie [ canes the seed of all Kinds ok ail the real citate dealers of ! ‘ i i T o | e ahiaman Lol vertation to goeninate in the soll ‘ Lakelavd ia this underhanded, vnwr '\-( L “j' i l ““i‘_" a [ b wereed and o come to mat ardly way, yeo it has it's effeet, and 1Im.4 ;,'I'r ]' 5 o 'm” "““)'_ i "1-Al i o _ i [ty ot o time when the goil in nive- is injurious to the business of thel’ et aftating t : "m““:‘ Erediny ‘ onths of the entire United States is honest man, who is paying his li-| PLIAL b ; % an tull this {s one ca Lo ciited and unprodactive that there coise and frying o make an houest \y e b Wihard 1 'Ii.' Aot annol under any circumstances be diving, These kuockers l 1 Hl“lmI LigrniE o) my'llh !r:~ :I((:“"l'y “.;_,lm ”rl““‘»I" Bl chance for competition stranger |',l|.n they have o ».Inn*- to :‘ il lj: i X RGTE with Fiostda-crown traits and vege- scli, but they know who has, the i Viewpoi Vovonr Chpelstme :: il & Cbest thing in the State, and lh«-y‘““, lirel hi : cios A SR vl CR '_h” Al 1 i the climate ¢f Florida in mm-! ‘vithwith procecd to work their con- nt _h:"l Ll ‘?h:m'“; ‘,I”'”‘ ol | tago of Naving fivst selection Of tho . b0 o e AL produtes | lidate game on' the - wnsuspoeting| Some lives heve in, America for geu- stocl @ wowill e able to do P ; 1 : Rl o erations, topdencies which have ot e f bRl e trawhervies for 1. hristmas and all : '»\»]"V thinks he It fonnd in- i e e ;.“m s R e T thronehow !:n‘ winter months, that -.uwll a friend. 1 oadmive the desire e :'u.'ll, A m.’n!“': i R e prodiees frait :14’%! Ve l:vhh.;‘ that ]“. the 1.‘.x;.--.~wl.”7' to tot the best | e e i i G2 Bl Bring the very hizhest prices in thel thing he can for the least money that o V.x.» o ,\,.“]‘-h”-.;h"f R e 4 SRs ey et consoming markets of the coun- {1t can be had for, but e has my EH : ok : ::X:lh”l e . Ix: ‘l_”:"\li;;:“fl '”\'i;;;!(" yo Fake sueh a commion and staple fsymp thy when he falls a victim (o i ':” x‘l‘ ,‘.‘ ”"ll m) won i‘|‘["”':’;"”‘i"”1' ' ! N [H R S . v ’ W i i S oappro H 2 ey s ]”“.w Vet article of feod the Irish potato, | thes swar ated wolves in sheep's| i "'f‘ i Raropunde i , i e o 03 S and dis Flor miid climate that|clothive, | oadvise all people who | i s 5 21 moi piing days until Christ- aker closed with words of cuables the Florida grower to market mas, Lo ot time for both mer- i this product of the soil at a season of chaut aud - hopper to et bhusy, | f W i {the year that “new potatoes” bring i [the very bichest market price The St Petecshare Times, i85, 804 gpice thar is not equalled by potatoes far as we have obsorved, the ouly [ rrom any other section of the coun- newspaper in Flovida, and one of ey ar a0y season of the year the very few in the United States, to] frollomon in Flovida's Financiai ‘Ill(| take up the cudgels for E. G Lewis, | [rdostrial Record, the founder of the American Wo. man's League, We are convineed, | The Times States Government, from a curs that the v oreading of United THE BLESSING OF REST. the courts of the country, the posi From my sunny £oith \\Indow in office department, Theodore R00Se- | ) iractions can be soen bits of velt, the postmaster-general, and the | ytita) fandseape, jewcled here Attorney General of - the United| ;g here with walls of wood or States —in fact, practically every- | ik or stone-—the home-nests of body in position- have devoted their entire time and attention to the sole wurpose of persecuting poor Mr, Lewis, We are corry that there is *0 much spite and so little probity in the high places, but are assured that Mr. Lewis has enongh of the latter to oftset whatever may be lackivg elsewhere in the world the suburban world, burnished by the summer sunshine into seeming golden palaces hung amid the tossine tree-tops. When the evening shad- ows fall, glintings of flash out from many a leafy covert, and trom many homes unseen by daylight the shadows of the night- fall bring out rays of star-like bril \ liancy, Over the leafy walls | often that over at St. Peters-| ook, wondering what lies burg the police are picking up dar-] the fav-away hills, and many a pic-| keys who are loitering about thefture of the probable and possible streets and patting them to work for on the walls of vagrant fancy the city and I,went cut into the un- We note han I'his is a zood plan, So, one day, one that could be commended to the [ known, secking the solation of the z. nd energetic people in the State of congideration of other municipali-| haunting problem, and 1 found Hn ida more thap $1L000 in au ties, is paper would go farther, Over the hill, a little \\'x‘lv-\\d“""; temebiles and othier prices however, and wonld suggest that the | chapel and a silent city, a peadeful ] Iive antomobiles —one Chalimers, dty provide work for the husky [spot where the weary ame at vest Lo pierreshoff and three Hupmo- white beg who work this cityfand whore the world's turmoil do -"}l‘ilus» head the prize list. At feast! neariy every ¥ oin company with) ot m A percetuld, "“'“““h'l""“.m ol lh“lll. must be awarded the other fukivs and - grafters {spot amois the cool country airs and e givision, while under the rules A man who is in geod health and | vnehallenged sanshine; where the Lis is ]m'wihi.- for three of them to able-bodicd as many of these tour-|chanying svasons come and go, each o won in this county. In addition ists are, and who is reduced to the|laying its tribute on* the 1owly |4, pn0 qutomobiles a $400 piane, al necessity of bepging something to] monnds wiich mark the silent resting famond ring, a 1060 bank a eat, onght o appreciate being given | piace of something that we have l and 2100 furniture o two or three day’s meals by the city {loved and laid away., On this side, in return for a little public work. {lies the great. groaning world, with We wouldn't be imposed upen by Lits toil, unrest and temptation; on ;'1"v'| that these nuis res long if this peace and rest from all earth’s were adopted | tiresome things. “Over the hill” we s ook with wistful eves when, con- Nearly every one who writes for quered by some cruel fate, or erughed Rasdd . : : " by (Y » bi T iscon 2 i« o irformation relative to this section e { feel the iren of the world within our| makes inquiry as to the price ¢ Over the hill,” when some This is a { land . sonls nsive ques- VOry compre tion and oune it is impossible to an- and robded us of all the Lopeles swer unle is €pecifically ~'.1tu!] : % H what charactes of land is desired; | 1N g d and even then, there are so many| RICHE SHE N element: land tha: must of gue and 2z vary in that determine the price of ments on the subject | be cwhat Lands in Florida| 15t as they do in nung W e sta 1 with a peace that pass- that when the too heavily for cossity va- standing, lows fa ‘! the other, states, owing to the character of the soil, the proximity to tow hipping | leep, on the other station or highway. Unimproved| " grecn curtain that lands in the vicinity of Lakelans| 07 "tws gs. " Selected may be bouzht at from $25 to #1009 per acre. The §100 land may be aj \ new brick garage is in course of far better investment than that at ;x!‘ Anstruction i ir cheaper price. Goed celery land injbe completed 2t ay early date parts of Florida is sclling as high as| will make $1.000 an acre. There are lands injin that city three home-lights | beyond lesson of dife has Ieft us helpless and| ir Lord giveth his! ksville and will a home or inv here to tirst find the property through wney they ses fif——and | way s real are leokine {o wintever ¢ the quicke through a ask for the owner, ! cheapest : estate dealer No honezt dealer will object to showing you the owner, or if the owner is a non-resident he |wlll pive yeu the address. How can the gralt you if you follow this plan? The dealers hereby defy this coward- Iy gang to point out the dealers to whom they refer, when they say the real estate men of Lakeland, They will have a nice time defending a suit whep they do this, and some will pay license who are now playing on the curbstone. Let us hear from you Mr. Kuocker, we vou out from uunder the cover. l JEREMIAH B. SMITH i GRAND OPPORTUNITY ;Tampa Morning Tribune Offers Thousands of Dollars to En- crgctlc F]mdmns. | Great interest has been created; |1n this connty by the announcement Iu The Tampa Morning Tribune tha \:- wauld give away to the populs ’mu it be awarded in a small district ot which this county is a part The contest “nominations™ are open. Bright, i wide-awake persons of this county appear to have before them an un- usual opportunity to be handsomely rewarded for a few weeks of pleasant { work among friends. | Excellent Cleaner. An excellent cleaner jsurfaces is made as follows: for painted!| de i of the (TOWRL, ouarts of hot water, two tablespoon-| . public sen marble memorial| fuis of turpentine, a pint of skimmed! 0q roads h to make a milk and enough soap |w eak suds i —— Scripture Comforted Mer. As to Scripture quotations, writes a correspondent, many years ago there was living at Brixton Hill an old wom- an, whom I knew well, and In conver- ; sation with a friend on the benefits to be derived from a knowledge of the Bible she made this remark: *1 have This | often been comforted with that blessed first-class garages; Scripture, ‘Faint heart never won fair lady." ™ extment then | want to meet! is just starting, and, tpieciation for the colleze woman, Lexoressing himsel! as follows: ; ‘It secms as if the int it and orderhy progress of the race upward and ontw America, during niveteenti ard here in latter half of the century, mizht, without stretch of the trath be traced to the influence of the college worian, and as the household was Lept in order by the colonial damo, the much | | too ! directly | Tweedelr’ Is Headquarters for Everything in Groceris A FEW SPECIALS lmft' Premmmm,perpound A B e ] Best Butter, per pound, .. Picnic Hams, per pound . i Mothers’ Oats, per ptchge lemn'mumznm. ill Heckers’ Rye Flour, per bag..... ... ... ... 12 pound bag best Flour .. : S Fat Mackerel, each ..... ...... ... ... ... ... hbylue(!retm,.for...... Al sm s Family size Cream, 3 for ...... ... ... ... .. CALL 59 AND WE WILL BE GLAD TO SERVE YOU E.G. TWEEDELL 10¢ 35¢ 25¢ 2c A fuli Line of Dennison’s S+ oAl | For Ch xstmas i’ackag@ i Toys ani foliday fioads of alf Kins THE BO0OK STORE *435 Seconds from the New Depot.” | Our Mid-Season Reduction dale is Now In Full Blast | i as the faith was preserved by the re-| T § velutionar andmother, so the And Money Saving Prices prevail in every department. A : ideals of t living, clear thinking, your opportunity to buy Dry Goeds, Dress Goods, Silks noble doing, for us as a practical and| Skirts, Sweaters, Clothing, Shoes, Hats, Extra Paats, Doy [vital by the dreams the hopes, the il-|® Notlons, ete.—Everything, in fact, iy the way of winter i lusions of the college woman.™ | % We have not space to enumerate our many and marvelos i g gains, but wiil say, come and sece, and you will be satist i THE GOOD ROADS MOVEMENT. “ o s e = i ooy | It begius to look as if the zood roads é sale lasts riftee“ na I](}n t Imovement that was osganized a few F ys. tyears ago will not spend its tll force M [] M funtil practically every part of every let ]-'lls (’pport“nlny Pass You B) State has been provided with good | i roads. says The Savannah News. [t I ===ttty e | has grown steadily in importance un- 3 til all of the people are interested in i [t With such a sontiment in its be- | 4 halt it is almost certain that the Gov- ! a 8 jernment will be diawn into it, and ‘dvm Congress will eventually make o propriations {or the construction ul'l = great interstate hi vavs. The Good o s g S v W. FISKE JOHNSON of |h .\.nw.‘\l Association for the 5 iimili‘hl‘lh.\!‘! n‘»l' Hizhways, that :1~-f f-r- {eembled in Richmond, Va, pas:ed| I trong vesoluiions calling foe natien- R E A L E S A T jal aid fer and these reso-| lutions wil bearty sup- M) { Congress will otherwise than resp ‘ [to them, i BUYS AND SELLS REAL ESTATE, ORANGE GROVE I1l- With Govewr vd an addition- a2l impetus would be given to the TY A SPECIALTY. good roads movement. Counties in most of the Siates that have as yet done little or nothing towards im-| ROOM ¢ s = = . - . Raymoid { proving their roads would join the m—— | movement, and in the course of « Ivumpnr:\ll\'v!_\ few rears it would b l { QOVCLVVVVVTTOO OO0 TO0VOLTOONL DOTTDT | possible to travel ‘rom the mountain | to the sea and from ocvan to ocean, uninterruptedly, over as cood roads cas are to be found in the most '\wcm' road improvement conrties o | bresent. And this s bes |largely by automob _‘am*(-muatod t dem better | roads, and have helped 1o impress ap- on the people their benedts, source of satisfaction that the South 15 taking to zood roads so kindly, cnly for the reason that the Sou brot They for have It is a not | people themselves will derive both pleasure and profit from them, h'x" also because they will contribute! greatly to the South's upbuilding More and better roads mean a riche: {and greater South PP DPDDDIPODODEC D ‘Rend The Daily Ieleg"‘dm FOR HOT DRINKS CENTRAL PHARMACY Open after the Shows THIS WEEK (!} Hot Chocolate Hot Beef with Ce'c™ Our Own Brand , Hot Beef Bouilion Bou’! “ou T\LITY” Hot Tomato Bot Hot Malted Clam= D0 COCOVTUOT L 1007 LOUOMITUTION FHOTOAFIO DI