Lakeland Evening Telegram Newspaper, March 14, 1912, Page 5

TN . T 4 379\ 7F 4 mvn Those Who ome and Go Pare, of Alderson, _who has ben sojourning in d sor several weeks and has 3 large circle of friends here, of yesterday to his home town jwportant missiom, Mr. will return 10 Lakeland soon s believed that he will bring op witt him. , 7. B Kirk, County Superin- .« of Public Instruction, is in rd wdn hending out souve- gpich a0 his friends are glad e The :uuu‘nlr is a card on his picture uppears. There is \ery startling about the card uh): on a new signficance i known that this is the ge he ever had his picture and to quote his own wordl ainly looks good to me.” et F. T Graham, the genial ing representative of the Tam- rming Tribune, is in the city in the interests of his splen- r Mr Graham is a gentle- no makes friends quickly for ¢ and bis paper, and he is al- welcomed upon his occaisonai to Lakeland g (hase i34 1. 1. Schroeter, of Atlanta, of the firm of J. H, Schroeter ,one of the largest printing pery concerns in the South, last nght and this morning in d while here sold this he latest folding machine on machine is at- and when the the press it goes im- h the folder and is carrier, the work of lding necessitating . instead of two, as “ut arrangement. 1 luyton has purchased r the latter’s house sce avenue, which is the Nieuwenkamp mocher and sister, Mr. Clayton will # house about April 1. v has leased the . Johnson on South now occupied by Alr. Bailey leaves il to meet Mrs, + has been in warmly wel- of the city. _—_————_— . - , tnd will gecupy | by her -iting relatives|{doubt start a new THE EVENING TELBEGRAM LAKELAND, FLA., MAPCH 14, 1912 Mrs. H. D. Mendenhall returned last night from a pleasant visit with relatives at Bartow. Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Graham are entertaining Mr. Grabham's sisters, Mrs. W. M, Shaffner, of Dayton, and Mrs. Frink, of St. Louis, at their home on South Florida avenue. Dr. Edgerton, one of the foremost practitioners of Des Moines, lowa, is in the city, looking up a location in the Auburndale district. The doctor is an osteopath and one of the most succeasful of his profession. Hon. D. F. Witter and son, of Des Moines, are pleased with Florida, and are looking up a pew location near Auburndale. Iowa is well represent- ed in this section of the country. Chas. Battle, whose headquarters are at Boca Grande, is at home this week on a visit to his parents. Mrs. L. R. Battle has returned from Live Oak, where she was called the first of the week on account of the illness of Mrs. Harvard, who will be remembered here as Mss Wille Wyman. It will be pleasing news to the latters Lakeland friends to learn that she is now much mproved. 0. P. Crow and J. H. Bates, of the Florida Good Homes Co., are two proud gentlemen today. They were fishing yesterday in Lake Bonnett, and pulled in a fine large bass, meas- uring from tip to tip 29 inches. It weighed seven pounds, and as the gentlemen left the Telegram office they looked as though they were planning a big feast, the most im- portant feature of which would be this splendid sample of the finny tribe which abound so plentifully in Lakeland waters, Mrs, W. N. McKay, late of Des Moines, lowa, but now a resident of Winter Haven, and a “Florida Boost- er,” made a flying trip to our city last evening to meet Des Moines friends and was the guest of Mrs, Earl C. May, a former lowa lady. Mrs. McKay was one of the fore- most ladies in civic improvement in Des Moines and at the late dedica- tion of their $300,000 municipal building presented the city wit elegant American flag. It came as a complete surprse at the close of the exercises. Mrs, McKay attracted considerable attention on the streets broad brimmed Panama hat trimmed with beaded cord and tas- sle and bright red natural roses in It made a bt and wil no | fashion. Mrs, Me- | a heautiful often | clusters, Kay thinks TLakeland city and will no doubt come CARD OF THANKS. We desire to thank the people for their kiadness to us in our loss, and also for the many floral offerings. May God bless you ' MRS. C. E. DAYTON, CHAS. D. DAYTON, MRS. G. D. WILLARD, MRS. T. F. POLLOCK Prominent visitors to the city sre Messrs, E. M. Averett, J. E. Chap- man and B. A. Cox, of Columbus, Ga., who are in the city the guest of their friend, Mr. R. L. Mayes and family. They are delighted in Lakeland, and it is hoped®they will become s¢ en- amored wth the city and surround- ings that they will decide to make this their home. ATTENTION, BAND MEMBERS. All members of band report to- anight in uniform for Band Concert. W. C. EMERSON, Secy. EDISONIA. Another big night at the great Baby show, the crowd surpassing all previous attendance. Tonight and hereafter the children's prizes will only be given at the first and second shows, and there will be contests for the children whe come early. We open at 5 o'clock and the second show is over about 7:15. The pic- tures will be shown at all other sHows but as stated the prizes will only be given at the first two. Tonight is “Torondo” night. See if you can spot him or her and get the $2.50 box of candy. Several nice prizes to be given. Tomorrow, Friday, at the end of the second show (about 7 o'clock) the little orphan will be awarded to lho winner, Matinee Saturday at + m. EDISONIA THE LADIES® AND CHILDRENS’ THEATRE PROGRAM TONIGHT. GREAT BABY SHOW. (Continued.) BILLY'S LETTERS. (Comedy. THE DOCTOR'S DILEMMA. (Drama.) A PAIR OF SHOES (Comedy, LOGGING IN THE NORTHWEST. (Industrial.) keland, A full line of welerv, Silvers K and Cut lass always on d for you to tect trom. JEWELER Our Repair Department is the best. Each - "¢ prompily and carefully and ALWAYS, GUARANTEED —_— - —— | uct of WHBON'S FRECKLIE CREAM AMIEEION 5. 10 (tq‘l ‘0., Charleston, South Carolina, It CHILDREN under 12 .......7 5 ctslis IINE, is fragrant and harmless :,nu‘ positively vemoves frechles, tan "‘ nd brown moih, bleach dark foc- es light, Will not make nair crow _ Yen have my gua es thar it will . G STEVENS] Florida ( The largest and most com- plete line of Watches ever brought to Lake- land now on dis- play. e ——————— meTmcae—— ————— e ———— viece of work m-m, sl SI-C i SELTMAN INCIDENT OCCURRED AT PAUWAY, NOT CARTERS. The Seltman-Payne-Carters mys- tery has been solved. It will be re- membered that Monday ths paper copied a notice from the Tampa Tri- bune in which it was stated that Frank Seltman had reached that city with a number of bruises on his head and face, which he stated bhad beea inflicted by the bookkeeper at Car- ters. The bookkeeper, Mr. E. Lamar Payne, a very fine gentleman, indeed, denied the statement in our issue ot Tuesday, stating that from the ar- ticle he had received some very un- desirable notoriety, as he had never heard of the man before he read the article. This morning Mrs. B. Janoswski, wife of the leader of the Citizens' band, visited the Telegram oftice and explained the matter thoroughly, Mr. Seltman is her father. He lives at Tampa and was returning to that place when the assault occurred. She stated that when he reached Tampa he told the police ofticers he had been assaulted at Pauway, the first sta- tion beyond Lakeland where a large lumber mill was located. The po- lice shrugged their shoulders, saying they knew nothing of such a place as Pauway and gave it to the Tri- bune as Carters, knowing there was a lumber mill there, Thus was Car- ters drawn into the affair. The way the bookkeeper figured in the affaic was through Mr. Seltman saying that he did not know who had attacked him, but he was of the opinion that it was a man employed in this ca- pacity at the mill, Mrs. Janowski, who with her hus- band lives on the Hallam tract, stat- ed that her father was waiting for the train at Pauway, when a man brushed against his suit case, knock- ing it to the ground. He mildly remonstrated with the man, where- upon the latter picked up a club or blunt instrument, and beat Mr. Selt- man over the head and shoulders, in- flicting several painful wounds. There were three other men, all of whom were white, who joined in abusing and cursing the old gentle- man. The latter asked a colored man it he would carry his grip to Mr. Janoswski's house and when he start- er to comply with his wishes, the men threatened him and prevented him from rendering assistance, Mr, Seltman then had to wait for the train and go to his home in Tampa before his wounds were dressed, FRECKLED GIRI.S I have just received a stock of WILSON'S FIII‘('I\'I I CREAM, prod- | | freciie nd tan give you back your money. in, see and try it. THIE JARS ARE LARGE most " nt I send them by mail, :Ix" 4. Price 50 cents and $1. ‘ Wilson's Fair Skin Soap, { LAKE PHARMACY 1 | | | take off your ol and two ot are it de- 0= e, WORD CONTEST. The children were seated in t brary as it was pouring rai Tom looked up fror 1 asked: “What's * \\nrd’ “1 reckon it's va' replied Ben, the cut he r'l“;l,':“:' o .'-hulinari:. o e dictionary" that,” ecries i '-.':',w\\'. W oa longer one by er 4 May, coming from the IU's smiles—a whole t} 0its first and Jast letteps,” dow about a word with «An three miles botw, wen its jand last syllalles? asked Cathe |smiling, | “Well, slip it,” commay led Toi "”rln:lgurnd." said Catherine Tom grinned. <y, Come | sufli- | a a book longest Mrs. J. B. Cutler, of Crystal River, and Mrs. . L. Fries, relatives of the Hines family, are in the city, having come to attend the Memminger-Mc- Farland wedding, which occurred this morning. ON SPORTING PAGES Beligious “Ads,” Appealing to Men, Will Be Displayed. New York, March 14.—The Pub- licity commission of the Christian Conservation (ongress, which meets here April 19-24, in connection with the Men and Religion Forward Movement, placed with all the New York daily newspapers tonight ad- vertisements of a religious nature, which will be displayed on the sport- ing pages daily for the next six weeks. . The innovation is one of many be- ing tried here to bring home to the people the call of the churches for men. The movement is declared te be absolutely noncectarian and re- flects this in the first advertisement, which reads: “There are 880 Protesmnt and Catholic churches in Greater New York, and 107 synagogues. These all have a message for men which men need. Lift up your living and your thinking.” Another advertisement says: ‘“The churches are not perfect, but their faces are turned that way, Why not help lift them up? If you are not better, perhaps they can help you. Let us get together for man's good and God's glory.” RO OHCHO O CROROHACRORCROROHORCHORCROROHORORORCK SHOOTING STARS While the Star Theater has shot into their new field, you can find plenty of stars shooting around in our rink every night. Ladies are admitted to skat free at night. Good whole- some fun. Don't forget the grand masquerade in the near future. Lakeland Skating Rink Over Star Theater, DOLOCOOOOOOOOOFUIGDODOOOHC DOOOOOOOLO0LOOO0VONIOOOHO BaInsy heing known a3 a Pply s0 much to quality a ae Ji- Wwith- sociated with i, nism,’ of the t this store compare rove that our Qualities than mil' mors hl ' l !“ $C H | E0000000000000 We Most Emphatically “Che: A" But You Will Fing p ¢ favorably are of the AMAAAMAA AN :n:.f'..:,,:,,:”:“. A PAuE FIVB BRING YOURGIRL to the splendid soda fountain at this drug store, She willfind here courteous attention and the most delightful drinks 1n town, We cater especially to the ladies—our sundaes, scdas and frappes were long ago voted just toe delicious for anything by the prettiest women in towa. Ask HER —bring her in today—she wants to come anyway. A cool half hour spent at this fountain is a very pleasant way of whiling away that time. QUICK DELIVEP Red C Pha- «Y A0SS 4 3 .$ do not wigy, to be Protest st ure. The word has come S well as prica that we rices For Dry Goods any, even if we go claim and ery finest, ¢ ome and compare, \~ ILE S MMMMM” . got you ull i, | !u:_hmform(d “What's the matter ‘é‘: . o fwit trans-continenta)” A ; Ly whole & MEE : [continent between fi T M ’:' | s¥llables,” gl IM‘ z E AT : [ "Oh, I don't know,” said Den, ‘4,1"' P : .mlll:h satisfied. “Don'y you believe ! 3 en ra : Jvntel'o..m‘nif would go farther than|® armac } :;):trii tAn ocean is wider than any |9 : ent, you know.” : Wh : o cn th : Be:hen the prize was awarded 1o '-.' . \ew qut Open\ Th“uday » : ' : ¢ excell § : : in Ice Cream anq Soda Wate : E ihe City Hospital in Palatka pas|® r ;: €3in been opened. ¢ has been im- |8 :.