Lakeland Evening Telegram Newspaper, January 17, 1912, Page 4

PAGE FOUR. THE EVENING TELEGRAM LAK:L The Evening Telegram Published every afternoon from the Kentucky Lakeland, Fla. Building, Entered in' the postoffice at Lake- land, Florida, 2s mail matter of the second class. M. F. HETHERINGTON, EDITOR. "A. J. HOLWORTHY Business and Circulation Manager. SUBSCRIPTION RATES: One year S i ... $5.00 Six months ......... ces 250 Three months viassis 18D Delivered anywhere within the limits of the City of Lakeland for 10 cents a week, from the same office is issued THE LAKELAND NEWS a weekly newspaper giving a re- sume of local matters, crop condi- tions, county affairs, etc. Sent anywhere for $1.00 per year. e ——— The Metropolis has a cartoon pic- turing Gilchirst with his kite out for nemination as vice-president. We object, Gilehrist s too much of 2 “live one’ ‘to be buried in Job as that of vice-president, stch -0 b Pensacola Journal, in a hursi suppe ‘there wil] a sutd poet” ot opiinifam, » cventuzdly be There are lets of gocd pocts. As an after- thought, however, we will add that they are dead. o- “Yeu must a splendid town, to justity the publication of such an up-to-date daily paper is- Hardly a ‘ay passes but that this comment heard. It comes from travelinga salesmen, tourists, ac- tors—all clu visitors. Note that the town gets the credit for the paper. The latter is Lakeland's best advertisement ,and cvery issue is a “special Lakeland issue,” which does not cost anyohdy $500 a page. or anything clec except for what we sive dollar tor dollor in value, have as you sue,"” is s of 0 1f you are taking blg space in the paper, and paying say $25 a month for it, you doubtless feel that you are doing a pretty good stunt in the ad- vertising line. And you are—for lLakeland. But whep you compare what vou pay with the fortunes oth- ers are spending, you may reach the conclugion that you are not overdo- ing things. Mr. Massengale gave the members of the Board of Trade an inkling of advertising values in his talk to thcm the other day. He proposed to spend $4,000 of a $5,000 advertising fund to be raiseqd by this city, in the Saturday Evening Post. His plan was to have an advertise- ment of Lakeland inserted four tirnes in the Pos., the advertisement to be five inches down two columns, say about the size cf the Henley & Henley advertisement in this paper, These advertisements were to cost about $1,000 each. In other words, he would undertake to get space in the Post cquivalent to two columns or this paper, one insertion, for §$4,- 000, Not only ave such rates charg- cd by the Post, but it has practicaliy all the business its columns can car-| ry at these prices. Big business men recognize the value of publicity. Lit- tie business men do not. That's the reason they are little business men, and will always remain so. NEED MORE FARMERS. Great Advantages in Florida for the Right Sort of People. Florida wanis a rural population such as has made the West and Mid- dle West the today. ¢ stability, sturdy nent develpoment ticre vantages here, without forts experienced by the the West, Nowhere else today can lands so fertile be had at so low a price, where climate and productiveness and closeness to markets are consid- ered. Their quality assures not only comfort and competency Lo the sei- tler, but guarantees substantial in- ,crease in value. The last census an- nounces the density of population in Florida as only 13.7 persons per square mile. There's an abundance of elbow room for a million or two more people. Farm life There are good roads, churches, telephones, facilities, year-routd outdeor life, { zive that will a4ad perma- are great ad- the discom- growth pioncer o1 Florida is pleasant. good schools, in transpertation an all-the- where fish- and, above all, ing. hunting and picnicking can be enjoyed The no mornings when the pump is frozen and o! has o milk cows with the ther mometer resis nz 29 below zero; no choppinz wood all fali for the win- ter fuel supply; no blizzards, droughts, no hail ard no leat that kills stock. And let it be borne in mind that untry that it is | : while there are mmlnw; of unculti- vated acres it is not a pew muntry in the sense that it must be expe mented with and tried out. We I\no\v what our soils will produce and the wide range of its products. What is needed is more truck growers and particularly more farmers. Voters of Polk district, subject to the action of the Democratic primaries, the date of which will be announced later. Respectfully, H. J. DRANE. FOR STATE SENATOR. State \l POLITICAL ANNOUNCEMENTS I FOR STATE SENATOR. To the Democratic County: I beg to announce my candidacy for the office of State Senator from this To the Voters of Polk County: date for Senator from county, Having the will to serve the people’s best interests, 1 will use | such ability as 1 possess in the fort to da = of- houid they eutrust me nission. this co I respectiully solicit the support of all the voters JOHN F. COX. FOR PROSECD TING ATTORNEY Dam a cAudidate for Prosecuting Attormiey county, and respecttully I‘l"' te and support of the reader ant demorratic voter the pr mary April promise that if elected, 1 will devote my time and ener, to the duties of the fice in proscentions for the State, Respectfully, TUVKER, JR. the officé ©7* tor Polk solicit at overy eloction, no 3 T R e | will be for the medicines necessary AUCTION LAND SALE ON THE REMISES. We will sell at public auction to the Highest Ridder, in 5, 10 and 20-Acre Tracts, FRIDAY, JAN. 19, 1912 100 acres of fine DeSoto County Land, lying 2 1-2 miles west of Ar- cadia-—-Section This is an opportunity you have never had and possibly may uever have again. We will sell the land absolutely to the highest bidder and| on easy terms. regardless of what it brings. You Can Not Afford to Miss This Opportunity. Remember the Day, Friday, the 19th. Sale begins at 11 o'clock. | See or write R. 1., PAULL, Arcadia, Ma. THE DESOTO LAND CO. (Incorporated.) Paper cs fur Ammal Fets, Using paper piates for ubtinal pes will be tound to Le a gocd plan. Some people do nct tike the care to wash | plates Kept o and e al though they shoa's e hept wpu lously eleen and bo uced tor no other | purpote Paver plates, which way | be bouplit ty he pandred! fer but it v tle money, moy be buveed atter they have been aoq It oas alvo aowood I idea to have o picec of zine put on the back nove! hore the pets are “olikely te 1 ¢ place the dish | on this tor The zine 18 ed | eleaned i | I I hereby announce myself a candi- | Polk It is going to be sold! CROWDED OFFICES Dr. Shannon, the Phila- delphia Specialist, The Philadelphia Specialist. ! e |OF WHAT USE IS A MONEY CROP. Suanee Democrat-——Whenever a farmer opposes good roads, from en- , jealousy, stinginess or any other cause, he is surely cutting off his nose 'lu spite his face, for there is nothing [ which will add to the value of a farm or its products like good roads. what use is a money crop if you can’t peach the market with it? The bet- tor the roads, the quicker the market i be reached, the more stuff can be carrvied, and the easier it is on the the vehicles, and the men. else may be benefitted by the farmers, as a elass, beneficiaries and | t stock, Whoever zoud roads, are the greatest should throw no obstacle in the way of improving the highways or a Smile Than a Frown, i'es does a great Bett The deal o saint with a o l | ! Mme Isabelle Bouton, who will appear at the Her- ron Opera House. in company with her pi anist accompanist, Kuester. cn January 18th. Edith Haines ot | . ihe world than the | *ND, FLA.,, JANUARY 17, 1912, J. W. Kimbrough, . \- M. Futch, L. P. Kimb. ig Melton, J. T. Kimbroyeh Clayton, Directors. VI The highest amounr .- ness to which this cory at any time subject irs.; exceed One Hundred 7 'M)TICE OF INTENTION TO APPLY 2!l other appliances, apparatus or FOR LETTERS-PATENT. equipment that may be pecessary for over-head, under-ground or surface irrigation; buying and sellinz and !dealing in machinery and tools for xuru,.mug and farming purpeses, {buying, selling, mortgaging and | leasing real estate; engaging in o “"“""'Iruhm'v. horticulture and fruit grow- Luying, selling, no-| undersizned hereby give that on the 2oth day of Febru- A D, 1912, at ten o'clock A, M.! or as soon therealter as they can be ward they will apply to the fable Albery W. Gilehrist, The e i zovernor of | . y ™ the State of Florida, at his office | o holding, leasing | jqrg, Who opened a permanent branch of- ‘¢ State o g, AL 215 O water rights necessary and useful for : ¢ & the capitol building in the city of frrigating pur 8 ilolding stock of ViL, fice in Lakeland, Friday, January 12, fallahassce, for Letters-Patent in- pose ) 8 s The names and resio. \ | 2 ’ jother corporations; loaning or bor-|gybseribing incorporatos had crowded offices, and a great num- | corporating them, their associates GwinE money: and: takiie-Gr altiis ator & i : s rowing ey a aRing or giving|with the amounts of ber of sick and aficted people ava """l successors, into a body politic | sec ‘urity for same, becri i 5 Dloavail-| g corporate under the name of 4 su s<r|.bed' by each, «d themselves of the opportunity,o!' Kimbrough System Overhead Irriga- Ll 'dJ “0 l‘:lmbm“fll- Lak. ini i ‘ompi o the f cipne| The amount of capital stock or|ida, 250 shares cbtaining the latesi and successfyl ''On Company. under the following} The k. £y ol g I. St ’ ’ g charter and articles of incorporation, { this corporation shall be Two Hun- . P. Kimbrough, 1., treatments used in Philadelphia, the original of which is now on file in | 4red Thousand Dollars ($200,000.- “’"‘: 10'0 shares. The people of Lakeland and suc-|the office of the Secretary of State of|00). divided into two thousand C. W. Deen, Lakeland 1 },1“. State of Florida at the ety ul‘Hmroa of the par value of One Hun- | shares, [rounding country are very thankfu!| [ Tallabassee, dred Dollars ($100.00); and all such| Lo M. Futeh, Lakely for this opportunity, and all of you' J. W, KIMBROUGH, stock, including the stock subscribed | 100 sh‘ares. | \ .. . KIMBROUGH for by the subscribing incorporators, J. E. Melton, Lake! can thoroughly appreciate the advan- C. W. DEEN {may be payable in cash, property, la-| 100 shares, tages to yourselves by the Doctor| L. M. FUTCH llmr or services at a just valuation, to| €. M. Clayton, Lui i " iR wo fixe s 0 irectors, | 20 shares, bringing to vour very dvors the lat- 1. E. MELTON, e fixed by the Board of Director | ) 3” tf_ C. M. CLAYTON { v, 1T, Kimbrough, A+ est and most successful treatments T A : : 50 shares, ; eRimanls 1. T, KIMBROUGH DIk sbilioration shall bxikb parpatel s SHBse 'llw(l in Philadelplia, thereby no: ‘Proposed Charter of the Kimbmugh] wally or until dissolved according mi 'II- :) !(1\3”: L0 fonly saving you time and expense o, System Overhead Irrigation law | - P KIMER Company, { i C.o W, DEEN :d trip to some large ¢ity, hut saving' s indersigned heroby nzroo ol v. i L. M. FUTed pyon as well a great many dollars i sk it tab Cund anlc The ol '] corporatinn.g Jo KD M it Rt wided by the Board ¥ ol and furthermore seving days, month= ' Leveby associate themselves fozethept T CTRERVERE PrOVIE d by the '.‘ i CoOMLd (AN perhaps years of suffering, espe. the purpose of becgening a body B shail be conducted by| Jo T KM o (b i Lokbaath o e el Plesida ce-President, a 8te-y ROGERS & BLANTON ,.tmil\ to these whose linancial coy-** and corporate under the law < I y / Cof the state of Rl the provie i I wd o Board oty Attevneys for i (i i1 apmid xRk s I T AT St .;.nuu will not permit of the expens U iia ot witidl ans Nokshy Asceie i ;,:.:.,!.i roof the ‘51 ATE OF FLORIDA of goinyg to some large city for treat- e failowing articles shadl const] l”"f! I ehare iy e ST :‘Nd.( QLNTY QI EOLR [ment, Ow to the stormy day onitiute and heenst® its charter upon che U0 By-Laws, but, 1 hereby certify o : T t < thon =even day of January, A D 3 PR e et g Cesianee of Letres=Patent aeconag thon =eveh da Y. Inst riday and the request of lu.auxjm o o h b e ol LRy fln", A 1o, the Boctor will Bold Liis spe- | Diveciors may appeint such other of-fthe liws of the St olte el i fir ! T , (et o) s, li such powers|take acknpowledgzenon i Gt open io v fipgt fifteen ya- e Gusive 0 I Cokgivation siinit i " ) i kil ‘1 .’ .‘:“\! il I‘ and dn = may i elr diseren rappeared J. nhr "tients that vall on Friday, January, Klmbrough Sy stem Overhean ooy, : ‘ Kimbrouzh, . W, L 19th. Remember, the first fifteen r.caiion Company. Its principat oftic l The antunl meeting of the stock-|J4. B. Melton, €. M. ¢ pntients that call on January 19th, ‘i"'l' ;"“'l l;’]' '”,‘"“' ' "“"”_ be mtdGlders shadl be o the Jast Tuesday | Kimbrough, well ki AT . akeland, Flovida, Other offices may | % ety n | the ssons of thust will be treated free. The only charge gty i e e B il tof Febriary of each year attenjthe persons ¢ B i 3 ; g elock A, M., at which time they!seribed to the fores . [ the corporation mfn,\‘_n.»-rnu and its, shall eloct the above-named officers, | incorporation, and <oy to use in your case, {bnsiness may require St Uie ard of Dircctors. | edged to and before b E Lakeland Office Rooms: 12-14- 15 | 1. JThe Incorporators shall meet :u‘;wnn-nl the same as th Raymondo Bldg Fhe ceneral nature of the business | Lakeland, Flovida, on the STt day [deed for the uses o | | Tampa Officc: 404 1-2 Cass St. [to be transacted by this corporation [of February, A, Do 1912, at ten|in expressed. | Philadelphia Oilice: 879 North, all ber Buying, holding, selling orfo'clock A, M. tor the purpose of - Witness my hand i ; fotherwise disposing of patent and|adopting By-Laws and transacting | this 16th day ot January, A 48th St. iy 0 tervitorial vights of that system of fany other business which may come| (Senl WILLIAM | Remember, the Doctor Wil be £ jipation known as the Kimbrough | hefore the meeting, Until the offl-| Notary Public st | Lakeland Fridays of each week un em Overhead Ierigation, buy-| cors elocted at the first meeting shall} My sromuission exp s tii June 1, when he returns to Phila- ing. holding, selling or leasing | be qualificd the business of the ‘(.1-'9, 1915, delphia | patents® patent vights, copyrights, | poration shell be conducted by the B TR trade marks; buying, manufacturing, | following officers: : Evidently Not Musicia | ¢ . selling, installing and operating ir- 3. W. Kimbrough. .. .President. Editor Evidently ol : ¢ 1330 P M. to 830 amd 6:50 10 8 iunting plants and apparatus, in- L. M. Futch . ... Vice-President. 4 Lr:;‘:':lu““;ln:::e) ‘vkn 9 i i ¢ nozzle 1 , a s i uce: e anc No ut night. | iuding |)i!)' <, nozzles, pumps, en- J B Melton ,.....00 Secretary. e we Know the miseroonts o DR. SHAKNON, gines, drilling machines and any and (L MGCIRYton s i Treasurer. we feel easier —Exchange S —— o~ T— —— ® > o S~ T S e o+ A Special Representative Direct from Chicago, Sent AT OUR REQUEST by TRAUSS BROTHER Master Tailors, Chicago | | | m Will Be At Our Store On FRIDA Y AND SATURDA Y JANUARY 19th and 201/: He will have with him their entire line in Full 11-3 Yard Pieces ==-five hun_d_rgg_ggyefsl woolens. “Let him skillfully meas ure you.” «..We Guarantee You.r Entire Satisfaction.... Come and look over th. SEASON’S LATEST IDEAS Woolens whether ready to buy or not. a— T HUB CLOTHING CO. Lakeland JOS. LEVAY Floric e