Lakeland Evening Telegram Newspaper, February 3, 1912, Page 4

T RN i SNBSS s NGRS SE THE EVENING TELEGRAM LAKELAND, FLA., FIBRUARY 3, 1912 Publlshod every afternoon from the Kenzucky Building, Lakeland, Fla. R R RS B AL Entered in the postofice at Lake- lapd. Florida, as mail matter of the second class. M. P A. J. HOLWORTHY Business and Circulation Manager. SR e — SUBSCRIPTION RATES: ..$5.00 The Evening Ieleoramimmflwmmvsm: fair e S ki e ————— HETHERINGTON, EDITOR. What is probably one of the oddest accidents on record occurred in Al- toona, Pa., the other night. John Wood was pulling off his breeches preparatory to going to bed. Some matches and a knife fell out of one of his pockets. The knife struck 1 a.ateh and set it ablaze and from that 211 of the other matches blazed and et the bedclothes afire. Meanwhile John's legs got tangled in the legs of the breeches and he fell over a chair. By the time he had picked himself up :he fire had gathered such headway that John had to throw away the breeches and run and pull a fire POLITICAL ANNOUNCEMENTS § | HO0C00C0000I0INAICA00OO LOO0GO0000ONCO0AIRINaTY [Political announcements will be accepted and inserted in this column | for one month or less for $5.00, or will be carried daily until date of election for $10.00. This fee MUST be paid in advance.] FOR STATE SENATOR. — To the Democratic Voters of Polk County: I beg to announce my candidacy for the office of State Senator from this |distrlc!. subject to the action of the Democratic primaries, the date of which will be announced later. THE OPPORTUNITY OF A LIFE TIME To Get A Vehicle At Your Own Price Having determined to ~oncentrate my efforts on my Harness Business.and Kindred Lines, I will offer for a limited tim e in order To Close Out at Cost My Line ofpuggles, Sur- ries, Phaetons, Wagons and Other Vehicles g?: ny]z?l:h;' Sl ..... 2.50 |alarm box. By the time the appara- Respectfully, : Three munth.s' ..... 1.25 |tus reached the scene the house was H. J. DRANE. Gty actically destroyed. Whether the i e 2 v g Delivered anywhere within the | Pract by Wik i T FOR STATE SENATOR. Everything on wheels will go unteservedly, and.if you want a vehicle for limits of the City of Lakeland |moral o. the y e ” _ business or pleasure, now is your time. for 10 cents a week, e i From the same office is issued off breeches, against carrying matches and knives, depends entirely upon the point of view.—Savannah News, or To the Voters of Polk County: [ hereby announce myself a candi- date for State Senator from Polk {ELAN NEWS § -, Having the will to serve THE LAKELAND NEWS county I ; a weckly newspaper giving a re- | the people's best interests, 1 will usc e uggy and sume ul'. local matters, crop condi- FORMER POLK COUNTY BOY such ability as I possess in the ef- Harness Ma tions, county affairs, ete. Sent DELEGATE TO CONVENTION | fort to do so, should they entrust me n . { year. x ‘ith this commission. 1 respct‘flully anywhere for $1.00 per year, with » . i st : s'te a|| o Editor Wayne Thomas, of the|sclicit the support ulrmailL ll)’l(,(.\(;l:‘rs 3’ ’ Peacock Building. Oppc ) g Ll Plant City Courier, one of the ! N . 4 Bartow paper reports that a rightest newspaper men in Florida, . . st e AT T Y R TRE w wos catizht on o line tied to a lady’s 1!:1 ¢ ['A "I' ". LR PrOGLCUTING ATTORLEY, v 7 S, S . ™) Kles 1 ot In and well krown and - popular R e ankie. jes' ankles have o : ¥ AR . - —— = - o z = : 1l1 lx Iy b v: in \:- utal, in| throustout Folk county, deing a for-fp oo capdidate for the office of |7 ple undersigned Torchy agrée 10 ainciy-nine years, unless d\»ulul’ex ced Five Thousand s e e el struaenta _ Gl G MR ¢ A 1 |“ tiol ore this tmer resident of Bartow, is a candic | picconring Atiorney for Poli ome associated together and defsooner according to law. ; lars. anding suckers cve 8. e i e : i X : gt date for delegate to the National cout ty, ond reshe ctfully solicit th Ly associate themseives together The business of this corpora- | 7. The names and re- Lo Convention, OF his candidacy MF- g capport of the reader ate . purpose o becoming a body | tion shall be conducted by a prési-| the subsceribing incorpo: H o1 o ho Oy LY i ' ine : N A white man was hung thi othed | g R. Tomlin has the following to wory democratic voter at the pri-| . ard corporate under the laws|dent, a vice-president, a secretary, aler with the amounts o day Palatka - Palatka, l'h)l'f\l'\.!.s‘;ly; mary clection, April 20, I premisc [ or the state of Florida, the provis- | yrensurer, and a board of dircctors; | subseribed by each, uie s undersiand. But dow’t get excited | wayne Thomas, the editor and |y qoeged, 1 will devote my tim jons of which are hereby accepted |ne person may fill the combined of=| Shares. J. W, Hicks, 1.1} or become lost in admiration 4‘;\(-1~ the | ceneral manager of the Plant City g a0 to the duties of the of-|The following Articles shall cousti-| fice of secretary and treasurer. Thelida Twenty-five, law's impartiality, The white man Courier, will be a candidate for delef g gy prosecations for the State. die nd becore its charter, upon the | hoard of dircctors shall consist of BOL| quooc o p ooy 1 hung himself, gate crom this congre mal district Respectfully, qaree of lettersspatent, according | less than three persons, and may be i ’l'\\'vnt\ufi\(-. SELERESKIET RS to the National Democratie Convens CKE R. ST T 2 R T ) . PR s R ey e e ] EPPES TU Kl"“- J o lll“‘- : 4 . increased by the by l.l' e b Qhnres C. B Morrint In o kind of a “het-up” paragraph | tion al Baltimore. Mr. Thomas I « s == 1. The nama of this rporation | ¢f directors may appoint such officers Dt [ s ; ¥ [1ive, wide-awake, progressive y TR ¢ i : orida, Twenty-five the Blountstown Record says “we live, “"["‘.'“"kf' progressive *“"f"" lNOTlCL OF INTENTION TO AP- 4 b Central Construction Com-|opr agents to transact business for the e are sorroy to have to use the term "“*'*""f“- l“" o 'homru:‘.lhly lu,..\ml PLY FOR LETTERS PATENT | yindipal office and place of [ company as they may in heir dis- \ lt)t:v\“~ 0 SORE 4 " St =it with the I=sues o he day anc R T ’ 4 Lokeiand, Flor-|epeti see fi The 4 | mecting A, L N ‘lie’ to express the truth.” Stra i i ot Lokeiand, F! cretion see fit. e annual n o but it often happens that to call al wake (o the interests of his Party.| +ne undersigned hereby give notlea| iy, Other offiees may be established|or the stockholders shall be held on o is an ardent advocate of the thing a lie is the shortest cut to the " that cn the 27ih day of Febraury, - the truth on an occasion when to do so required moral courage. —_—— eration 1 feel that it deserves, Yours truly, R. R. TOMLIN, Asgociate Editor Courler. ticles of incorperation, the original of which is sow on file in the officc Sf the Secretary of State of Flerida, 1t <ici other places as the corpora- toaning or berrowing money and . %ing or giving security for same. 3. The amonnt of capital stock of‘ in January of tion shall be conducted by the follow- ing officers: J. W. Hicks, President; A. Logan, Vice-President; C. F. Mer- Suate of Florida, | they executed the same as t the fourth Saturday in January of . | truth. nemination of Governor Wilson, but 1., 1912, or as soon thereafter as they | iion may desire and its business may | cach year, at which time' they shall | County of Polk. L3 e rm in the advocacy of his favorite he )y 1o neard, they witl appiy to the | eey . olect the above-named officers, in- I hereby certify that or 252 L lLave ot hidelound and holds the sueeess | oy Aibert W, Gilehrist, Gov=| 2, The general nature of the busi-| cluding the board of directors. The|day of January, A. D., 10 i ° s v dl.’ ek "‘“"‘ .“ “\.n of his party above the ambitions ot | .. of the State of Florida, at his| .o « ta be transacted by this corpora- | incorperators shall meet at Lakeland, | me, an officer duly author 8 a man for Il‘..‘"l,“"‘ \\.h:l».v.m l.l. any single man, JMice in the Capitol Building in tiw] icn shall be ceneral contracting in Florldu. on the ninth day of March, | take acknowledgments, porsnt the truth, even '.\.)u-n it is l‘lll])ll‘dh' Because of the modesty of Mr. City of Tallahassee, Florida, for Let-| .11 its Lranchos, buying, selling, deal-] 8. D.. 1912, for the purpose of ad-|peared J. W. Hicks, A. L nnl. :m:l. embar n‘,-iln:..: to .d.) l.-n. : ?;:i: Thomas and because 1 know him, | o pajent, incorporating them, theli | ty, matertal and supplies neces- (mlng by-laws and transacting any |C, F. Merritt, well-know: first I.n-shl;wnr!n.'n. :l,:;“,"r.‘ :){(l 3 feel impelled to make this announce-| .. o5, and successers into a budy | woy for the conduct of such T e R S sl e e s e i kind, .1.nd 'l‘.h‘g :;‘ r.\“ze';:l':-‘}o “:"‘:e ment of his candidacy and I trust| ;¢ and corporate under the name | o ing, selling, hoiding and dealing|the meeting. Until the officers, elected scribed to the following vl :,l:::,r:‘l'"li?;":" :l:(\,'(-.nnolhvr‘nu‘ln m “'"‘lf l:'t l":"““l""fld'-?d ".f l:;:’ d.lfl‘:::il. of the Central Construction ('mnpan).'. in real estate and mortsages; buying, [at the first annual meeting shall be|incorporation, and each ) fill the Presidential chair who told will give his candidacy the consid-|,qer the following charter and ar-| clling, and dealing in merchandise; | qualified, the business of the corpora-|acknowledged to and hefor act and deed for the uses and pur poses therein expresscd. ““‘(‘onsensus non concubitas facit nuptiam’ embodies the real essence CAVALIERI'S ADVICE. of marriage,” declares General Law at the City of Tallahassce. . J. W, HICKS, A. LOG\N. .C. F. MERRITT. this corporation shall be Ten Thaus- and (810,000), Dellars, divided into ¢ne hundred shares of the par value o Ome Hundrad ($100.00), Dollars, rit, Secretary and Treasuger; J. W. Hicks, A. Logan and C. F. Merritt, Directors. 6. The highest amount of indebted- Witness my hand and offi i1 this 26th day of January, A D WILLIAM 11! Notary Public, State o in the Courier-Informant, Which is| Mme, Lina Cavalierl, the most|Proposed Charter of the Central Con- each. ness to which this corporation may| My commission expires = doubtless true, but up this way the | famous living beauty, known the struction Company. 4. This corporation shall exist for at any time subject itself shall not 9, 1915. young folks seem to be in such a world over through ‘her \'n'l('c and beauty, writes to The New York kKx- R —— ey gy hurry to get married that they o wouldn't take time to consider the anges,"” anges.” She further advises: “If | only obtain one sort of fruit it should be oranges, 1! ples, and 1 should have the roasted or baked. If three kinds of truit weroe available, 1 should eat cranges, apples and grapes, namin: them in .the ovder of their impoert- ance. Yet much as 1 believe in th she says, 1 could obtain “real essence” if presented to them in English, and much less would they stop to figure it out from once of the dead languages. The essence of matrimony these days scems to be applos in gotting married on the shortest possible :nquainl:nn.v and in record- breaking time. Now that it is settled that women are elizible for office in Florida, why power of oranges, | seldom aminer, advising women to eat orang- | could | two, oranges and ap-| youth protecting and beauty making ! eat al not have a woman Governor? Wo-|whole orange. 1 suck all the juice| man rules the roost anyway, andffrom it and eat but little of the |vuli\.} why not let her have the title that goes with the work? For this posi- tion we nominate Mrs. Park Tram- mell, of Tallahassee. It might be understood that Park is to have a good job of some Kkind—assistant governor, or deputy governor, or something of the sort—these polit- fcal deals are frequently made. Of course, the other candidates would be too gallant to object to such an arrangement, and everything can be gettled in a perfectly lovely man- ner. ties that make it hard to digest.” cause they are juciest, containing from 40 to ¢0 per cent, more juice than California navels. They are far more highly flavored. The pure natural fruit juice is not thinned out by waters of artificial ir- rigation—nature's irrigation and the mere man's substitutes therefor. They are grown nearer the average — 0 DUE TO LACK OF ADVERTISING. They are thinner skinned. The Florida standard package is 15 per cent, larger than the California. Florida is the natural home of the orange, as thousands of acres of wild. natural grove testify; it is a forced preduct in California, a creature of Thirty of forty years ago the Mam- moth Cave shared honors with Niag- ara as a point of interest for trav- elers. No American felt that he knew his own country till he had \'i‘é- | because the pulp has weody proper- Florida oranges are the best be-; | results of sunshine, dew and balm)" air cannot be success’ully imitated by point of consumption, hence fresher. | 1 PO Keep W. M. Holloway at the Head of Florida’s School System He is Advancing the Education of Our State In the office of State Superintesd: ent of Public Instruction Mr. Hollr way has forced the progress marked his career in the lesser &l He has been a DEVELOPER of Fir ida's r.nucmonu sto.xm shs For twelve years Mr, Holloway was Superintendent of Public In- struction of Alachua County. During that time he built up the school sys- tem of that county until IT ranked as among THE FIRST in the State. In November. 1911, at the State Fair in Jacksonville the school exhibit of Alachua County WAS GIVEN FIRST TLACE and a gold medal awarded. This was in competition against the ‘whole State, and Mr. Holloway was Enperintendent of Alachua County AT Florida is & mirror of his Administra. tion. tion—in a manner th_v ; ability and energy of its ‘H' forward movement of ¢t fted the wonderful opening in the|commerrcialism and artificiality.— W. M. HOLLOWAY. o ; earth. No foreizner visiting the|Florida oHme Seceker. A SUCCESSFUL TEACHER. S United States was expected to returi ——— A SUCCESSFUL COUNTY smmmm OF PUBLIC to his own land without seeing and Almost everyone knows that of all INSTRUCTION. | exploring the cave. It was one of|the letters in the alphabet E is most A SUCCESSFUL STATE summm OF PUBLIC w M uollOWAy IIAS PR“DLC[D the features of illustration in school | frequently employed, but not many INSTRUCTION. > > geographies. It furnished a subject for courtless magazine writers and know the proportion in wuich th. various letters are used. Experienco MUCH EDUCATIONAL ADVANCEME [ WITHOUT COST TO THE PCorLL {llustrators. lias pretty accurately sottied tia* fcr » Now, we never hear of the Mam-|every 120 times E is used, A and T v moth Cave, Public attention is called | comes next with 87 each: I, N. O atd He DISCOVERED a law tha crabled investiment of the Stat: ool Fund in securities paying a HIG HER rate of interest to the fact that the monster hole in |8 with S0 each; the ground “is still there” by the an-{L 10, U 34. C H 64, R 62, D 44, and M 30 each; F. 25, nouncement of chav=e in ownership. | W and ¥ 20 each; G and P 17; B 16, % to several hundred thousand dcllars ‘n a few the former proproters finding that {V 12, K8, @ 5, J. 4. X 4,2 2. o[ He has ADVANCED the € € QTS by STEURIM™ “5) annually fre~ the Southern Ldncatin-al Board for si! all nrofits on their investment had|course the numbers vary somewhat | Iuspector of rural elementarv schoyl« and this educa or devotes th vanished, | The fact i< 1% “Tommoth Cave has|sbove list holds goed with the speech with the style of composition but the |- the State. He was INSTRUMENTAL IN SECURING to the school Fu- rom November 30, 1908, the date of the first payment, to Novembe This work is provine a crant kereSt ard is WITTOUT A7 Fe has edvanced the FITH SOHOOTS of the' S‘ate ina~wm 1 25 33 per cent. of the proceeds arising {rom the sale of Si2te 1 . 1911, amounted to $145215. The revenue thus derived =~ =~ »>'er nertion of Lis time to visiti nd inshceting the cott’ the PEOPI™. G 4 » : ~e. In 190° - D="'mment of Seeordary Fduraticn (1L o . ot heen advertood in recent vears. |ordinarily used. f"’”"h":i at the University of Flor' ¥~ ~=' *~ anaMa ha § . 7 + of Figh S:100s to mere eTeis=+lv na-av tha £2711 T :\'.,,L.\ _vv“.”v ¥ uéuts nl ~ it »lv\“\\.l_\‘;’ ;%;on"\ th (‘cfl:‘wl T sisn Pra-d, PROCURED $1. 500 tn q“".‘ Ty ""'d exrenses of the State Iusmecter. and by this = ' y e gttt @ More Than That In Life. nols vepnive abont nine-tenths of the Inencotor’s time WITROUT TTOYAL COST to the peopls. d ’;"’"“ i ‘, y h ""_"""'3 = it It would be a bad day for humanity w — -— ——————"—' e ave conco v thisis it may it a man's debt to nis fellow-mgn | H H “ i f‘”""’ i hanbion T e R ET—— e «/_9 e — e A mm*,