Lakeland Evening Telegram Newspaper, June 8, 1912, Page 1

oL 1 HON. PARK TRAMMELL T0 BE TAMPA'S 4TH OF JULY ORATOR. Hon. Park M. Trammell, Florida's next governor, will be the orator of the day at the Fourth of July cele-{ bration to be held in this city under! the auspices of the Spanish War \'et-’ erans. Judge M. Henry Cohen, chair- 0 10 GALL POLIG 10 KEEP DOWN TROUBLE 00SEVELT AND TAFT FACTIONS I CHICAGO HET UP, BUT TAFT GETTING THE BEST OF IT. v ,\.~~m‘lalcd Press.) e S.—The Republican | ments, extended an invitation to At- torney-General Trammell some time' ago, and this morning a letter was received in which the State's next| chief executive accepted the honor! X ith pleasure. Mayor D. B. McKay umittee resumed wl,md__ Las been chosen master of ceremonies the contested del_egal.lt'{m:!ulm“ this occasion, and he has also | Ly has resulted An gx?lll!’ accepted the invitation extended.— | four convenution votes and Arkansas, and all Roosevelt claims| | ‘BATTLESHIPS COLLIOE WITH SUBMARINE AND SINKS LATTER (By Associated Press.) Tampa Times. 1 ites, between the Roosevelt ns became acute to- itened to break out in lash during the uommln.eeI The gravity of the situa- i+ it necessary to cause a de- fif ot policemen 1o oe “:lt | Cherbourg. France, June §.—Dur- soum to keep down :rou‘ e!.h‘ ing practice maneuvers of the French wis outward hope ROVETIRE '8 10 oot this morning, the battleship St. e room, and SUPDRRE! B 1 ouis collided with the submarine t iling the halls outsd eh.t: Vendemaire. The smaller craft dis- e resumed the con:l; :‘d appeared and is believed to have been is morning, lhe. i drl tes| €Ut in two and to have carried to pourtn Arkansas district eeg;' death her crew of twenty-six men. g decided unanimously for T The accident occurred betwen Aurig- ou after the opening. , T Fifth Arkansas delegates also ney island and Capt Hague. & for Taft by unanimous vote. St. Augustine will entertain the phe Sovel was Tue Seventh Arkassaa district annual convention of the Florida %0 rde . vin o awarded 0 T‘fl:'m;‘!‘“;mf: ® Pharmaceutical Association the sec- At " |ond week in June. Taft Takes Florida, Too. The Florida contests were then | LUTHERAN MINISTER FACES SERIOUS CHARGE y and Florida's complete dele- (By Associated Press.) " «t large, of six delegates, werr e lared “regular” and given to! ¥ ut Taft New Sweden, Me., June 8.—The |Rev. Charles Emilus, a Lutheran minister, was arrested here today, charged with having murdered his father-in-law, August Jacobson, a year d Theft." Teddy's Comment. by, June N.—“There's one ¢ v tin Alabama which represents was all Roosevelt | v today regarding the work nul Republican committee ago, HACULTY A\NOUNCED FOR Stuart will celebrate the Fourth | SUMMER TRAINING SCHOOL. Soon big posters, which will m SRR nounce the program for the day, will, <, June §.—The an- be out. of the faculty for the S School for Teach- June 1. These schools e 17 and continue six wili, of the State Col- men, s getting every- s for opening. tudy offers training NULBERRY T0 HME NEW BANKING HOUSE the Articles of incorporation of vlu (itizens' bank of Mulberry are nm\l NEW TRIAL IS GRANTED man of the committee on arrange- l CHANGE or vm To m COUN- | today | Liise, }Iln- court, ‘JIIX') in the Hobson murder « Lturned a HE LAKELAND EVENING TELEGRAM Published in the Best Town in the Best Part of the Best State. LAKELAND, FLORIDA, SATURDAY, JUNE 8, 1912. IN GASE OF DR JOHNSON TY MAY BE GRANTED, AND TRIAL HELD IN SEPTEMBER. Bartow, June S (Special)—The principal matter or Judge Whitney t before ircnit Court ! ment of the mu-i tion for a new trial in the Johnson This motion caled up shortly after » o'clock. 11, 8. Phil- hp~ made the principal argument to the court having intimated ! previously to the State that unless his mind could by satistied with the correctness of the verdict he would set it aside. Af the conclusion of the argument, the judge made his ruling to the effect that the motion for a new trial be granted, and, ac- cordingly, the verdict of guilty was set aside, Thomas Palmer for the defendant then made a motion for a change of venue, setting up in his motion that it would be hard for his client to get a fair and impartial tria] in this county owing to the fact that there has been so much said and written about the case. The motions for change of venue were not granted, but the court rather intimated that he might grant a change of venue to Lee county, and that the case would be tried at Fort Myers some time in September. However, this matter has not been finally determined upon. int in the was the g wis With from the mainland, the coming of a railroad Key West is to have an electric car line that will i traverse the island. 'LIGHTZSENTENGE FOR TWO OFFENDERS IN GIRGUIT GOURT 'r!l(‘ Sere- Bartow, June 8.—(Special) verdict of manslaughter, Owing to the character of evidence ittroduced to convict and owing to of the defendant county jail for ahout a the zood behavior \\I ile in the ar, Judee Whitney imposed a licht upon the defendant. Hob- tWo years in the State sentence son wa Vi NEW GE. PLANT WL B OF LIRE GAPGTY LAKELAND ICE & REFRIGERAT- ING C0. WILL HAVE EXCEP- TIONALLY FINE PLANT. I'lans are now under way tor the cariy erection of a $30,000 ice plant ! by the Lakeland lTee and Refrigerator their recently purchased on Prospect street, which purchased of Superintendent J. I Council some weeks ago. Last night a conference between Messrs, Oscar M, E. 1L Youngs, Jr., ownel plant, and representatives firms ot the country, with the result that a iifty-ton Frick ice machine was purcha which will be delivered here within the next six weeks. Within a few days the contract will be let for the building, and work will commence at once, as the con- tract calls for the installation of the new equipment and everything in op- eration by Nov. 1. The present ice machine, which has a capacity of twenty-five tons, will be added to the equipment, thus giving the plant a daily output of seventy-five tons, which will give Lakeland ong of the largest ice fac- tories in the State. The plans for the new factory call for a shed about 350 feet in length, which will enable ten Armour refrig- erator cars to be iced at one time, the company having entered into a Co on as held aton and s of the ice ice machinery contract with the Armour Co. to ive| nm“uw uls[ IH“[ all their cars, i It is probable that the old i g e factory will be torn down and (By Associated Press.) the property placed on the market. Los Angeles, June 8. - Pandemon- BI0S FOR CONSTRUCTION UF POSTOFFICE BUILDING ARE ASKED FOR, issue ars an advertise- hid In this tor new upy tor totlice once by Postmaster the constraetion building, ment of th, which | will he erected J. L. Skipper Plans which have by Architect 1L Leslie buildine show that in desien and ma “terial it will bean clegant structure, been prepared Scott for this ereditable to the city in appearane of leading | No. 188, {ALLIGATOR HAD “SOME" | ; JAW BONE. = Mr. A, T Williams, of Green | [rond, sent 1o our officy yesterday | the lower jaw bone of a fiftes 1;|ili_::mu‘. which he Kkilled | days ago in the northern part of the | county. ' The bone looks more like an { immense hors, collar than | It measures two feet in le several .I\\ anything gth and is ten and one-half inches across lelse Blind In- has closed The Florida stitutp in St jafter a most successtul and satistoae- Deat Augustine and jtory season. The insiitution imodated 111 students during the pas | ! year. | aecom- BOSTON CAR SERVICE BADLY CRIPPLED BY | STRIKING ENPLOTEES (By Associated Press.) Boston, Mass., Juna S.—After a night of complete s rnsion of street railroad traffic, as the result of a striky of the elevated railway em- ployes, the company resumed opera- GOUNGIL BEFUSES A N TELEPHONE BAES PENINSULAR TELEPHONE CO. WILL APPEAL MATTER TO RAILROAD COMMISSION. The City Council met yesterday atternoon at o'clock in regular monthly session, The main busine-s te come hetore the Council was the petition of the Peninsular asking that they might be al- lowed to raise the telephone rates. The committee from the Board of Trade, composed of Dr. S 1. Smith, Mr. G. D, Mendenhall and Col wards, with the commitiee Telephone Co, kd- from the Council, composed of Messrs, Eaton, Scipper and Pillans, reported that after consideration they felt that the | telephone company’s request was un- tounded, and that they favored de- nying them an increase of rates. Mr. W. G. Brorein of the Telephone t'o. was present and presented his side of the case, a resume of which appears in another part of today's paper. The tions this morning, but the number of cars in operation is noticeably smaller. The officials say 90 per cent of the cars are running, while the strike leaders claim that only a small fraction are operating. Trouble is feared during the afternoon on ac- count of this being pay day. LNELY SEENE I o for a time at the bribery attorneys, the judge, and a witness of Clarence Darrow, when four | Counci] heard the committee's report and the same was adopted and sus- tained, whereupon Mr. Brorein gave notice that he would appeal the case to the railroad commission. The public improvement committee was Instructed to adveritse for bids to clear the new cemetery and have same platted. The Atlantic Coast Line was or- dered to open Ingraham and Myrile avenues as public crossings, Special free water concessions in regard to and lights was asked for by the Chantauqua Auditorinm Asso- ciation, and the same was referred to the light and water committee, A spedi Messrs, Wis I committee of Pillans and Scipper pointed with power Eaton, upe o act relative to decding the present school prop- were trying to make themselves leard at the same time, Bert Franklin on the stand undergo- ing a particularly severe cross ex amination by the and he had given a sharp re-! the attorney for [ detense tort. *I.IFIlllEflES PLATFORM ATREPUBLICAN CONVENTION (By Associated Press.) | Madiosn, Wis, June S0 That La o “'I‘M""\ “;l h,rhl' being published and as soon as all | penitentiary. and affording every convenience 10 potioe will defend a platform at the ; “. 'r‘xl S l"m legal requirements have been satis-| Daisy Gavdnero the Lakeland e the public and every facility for the popuilican national convention Ttk U6 ul\r for fied. Mulberry will have another|Bro, Who was convicted at the spring| r pidand satisfactory dSTEEbON Dgen shall enuneiate not only the a 1es 'K « wed, B T ol e ' 8. &b ¥ M il o; \\Iu ”t panking house "torm of court tor stealing $100 toom | of the mail It will he three stories principles which he believes should i i b Lotiie e UL looted wt 4 Lanother Lakeland nesro, came up tor | bigh, the fisst oo heing devoted [ apaened into law, but plang show P bl Lendll b oUIRere o 8 I Isentence, and the judze, havin (= f exclusively to the poctal busine ine certain ideas that should be de ],.. ..,\' l‘H~‘|r.‘ll< © first annual meeting of the stock- fsfied himself that a zood part o o consisting of ample lobby room, the ' o is the information feceived ds of t ‘T‘“_‘l‘-- olders shall be qualified, the busi-' Golen money i boen restored e postmasters otticn and commodions | e by the senator’s friends, who i - ness of the corporation shall be con- | teneed the defendant to one year infspace for bandline madl matters The by drafting the platform des exeellent dueted by the following named of-| the State penitentiniy ond o i} vontain ‘eieved vl . ; | Court adjourncd for the ter s+ | Pee room weed =ooas to he used % ; el [ terday afternoon. cither <ingle or on suite. The third RETAIL HARDWARE ASSOCIA- Wessor E. W. McCormick, president. | ; . floor wil] be nsed as a hall or loda TION MEETS NEXT WEEK % 3 1.. 2 Morrow, vice president | THOS. E. WATSON BOUND , room, prohably heinz taken by the etk : 1 OVER TO FEDERAL COURT.| o\ o iominiztion ‘ ent of the I €. Morrow, cashier, 1 —_— SR e S The Flovida Retail Hardware Asao ! W. G. Coleman, E. P. Bennett, L Angusta, Ga, June S At 1 m- At Sl MUABULE: WL e et clation will hold its fifth annual oo S : Morrow W, MeCormick and 1 S tecturally hand-on with the best A Lan of the normai 5 Morro e it clngion of a conrt session | or SatarIAL th it A bTotloh et A ntion in Tampa June 11 and 1 e for Wom- 3 : : wo hours .n.nl twenty o hod th eleint e, Skipper il ! : in s ‘, ". g homas K. Watson, the L ivon b Gk d BT ncd RO room at the Tampa Bay hote clares H el determ ot (LA < i+, principal Pu-- SALARIES ADOPTED FOR TEACH- ity publisher, was bonnd 1 s "' T : that popular hosterly being | : i 1 the city will surpass it in appear Lioo Lo Federal in the sum « i ariers for the delegato: while th . ERS OF THE LAKELAND SCHOOL. | PR R ance or substantial construction anly i ) . P professor of mathe- iainiis by Commissioner W, H. God ref LB i o are in the city 1 h nin The ollowing =alari 0 an priveipal of Monti- | . . o f the Lakeland | der Akerman represented wv-| PROF PARKER MOVES ant occasion and ever ort ¢ at the last cinment, and the defendar: TO BARTOW. nude 1o how thow arendin 5 or of his hool board: incipal, sented Every av g e = time of 'Vh irl \'- ! State Col- h school assistant, $85;|in the court room was Prof. (hester A Parker, of Lake- he officers of the asso i p grade, $67; =¢ h grade B,|before the hour for hear ind was o Vednesday and nego- . Fernald, of Santor ‘ principal of Leon h grade A, $60; sixth grad: | &in, and standing room w At tiated for the Lat G K \“?Iu P .I“‘”;;m : L. 360; fifth grade A, 8 fifth grads ' a premium. When Mr n-jerty and hin and " : ! |. 3 ' #3 v;"'r'“""‘l Holmes p g<-. fourth grade A, $53; fourth |tered the room he was "hi nnfanxm, of '. \“,u Iv : ’u ": : n it crade B, $35: third grade A, $60;vociferous applause by tl.‘"tlnc week i pre ih et Ackanny Lk principal LeesbufZ yy:0q grade B, $53; third gradec, |pro-Watson crowd. Mur ‘”"' Prof. Parl.s was lately nominated land, secretury; Do D Thomas, of $55: fr,n,] grade A, $60; sec ond | Warned the crowd at the 15 Superinto it of pablic scbools Tampa, treasarer, exeon ommit- 51 se F. E 2 ; v B Watth [Lossbuts Spo ire, assistant .., $60; primary department | they would have to be qu an- 1 of Polk county to succeed Prof. T B tee, B F Watts, 1L i g Fred H & ate College for 4. fir=' assistant, $65; second as- | Other outburst came un: vat-l Kirk. Prof Kirk will resizn his iy La ety b KN r.O sistant, $55 1sen was defending hims ! sition here Sopt “n la. Tampa Tribun 5 ——— iy | that if the questions pr principalship of th ho SLANE V| A N 1at N4 > > MER TRAINING SCHOOL. which he claims are ask Plant City, Fla, and Prof. | “NVE". Fu“NIMN Iu 7 u““'“s snMEWHEHE ‘i: the confessional, 11 at once take up <ome of the 2 for Teach- msm PH“BIB[Y of virtuous vounz w ap- order to far ariz m=elf e College for planse at this jur - duties of the off an opens J (By Assoriated Press) ing, and the c I ke full chare ! o v. : All teacher 0 corm eapth | the hearing to 5 welcome Mr. Pach ' A memo Washington, June S—=Severe earth 3 e ‘ © 10 teach may cluding all pid L estimable wife 1o our ¥ ) i ation snocks were received by seismographs | (m iats and new lartow Record i St " 3 G ousat he Poard at cost. all durinz the night and today, —_— —— ] nt nducted by the X . ; 8 i | Motor boat 1a el After many o fit of the teach- ciused by voicanic ETupLicRs in Als. | leans to Pnsacola 1 4 tention, Tampa will at last - i of \ es of the State. ka, it is reported. for the Fourth of Ju Carnegie library. tary 1 \ s held Lerty 1o the trustees of the special Ftax distriet, pending the erection of a new school building The light ana water committee was cinsrneted to have all Hizht poles <ot ontside the line on Morton drive dust Lake Reports of the oflicers were and all bills ordered atter which Conneil adjourved property read and approved paid MR. BROREIN'S STATEMENT. Atier the meeting of the Council My brorein, president of the Penin- sular Telephone Co, who appeared betor the Council, wis seen by repre entative of the Telegram and woos e ked dir he desived toomake any statement relative o the telephone rate matter M Brorein stat that h ' | 1t the matter hich | ha | ter conidera on 1 ol . Phe Uity Con 1 o 1 1 | n ' woon 1 i The p Ll I w f i of U A i 1 pecopds i Fradeor | ] wmid on ' on ' i 1 th LI T il wo last ' 10 1 ' H ion niere e $11 therefore " In addition 1ot ental. Mr. Brorein Lakeland oxchanes bt of i | S | i fur- I paid lakeln Mrod at } parror " n ot ¥ 1l 11 1y ow