Lakeland Evening Telegram Newspaper, June 10, 1912, Page 5

& ——— <3 AIIIIIIININIEIINY PCRSON P P W \is Lola Trammel has returned - . pleasant visit to Orlando of weeks, where she was the guest ¢riend, Miss Lockhart. e . A. Parker and family ., Bartow today, where they :~_\lu in the future. Prof. Park ' oo into the superintendent’s . once in order that he may . himself with the duties of i e e S LY W H. Abe] left this morning ~orville, Mich., on a visit to He will spend the sum- returning to Lakeland in e 4 Mrs. Ed French, of Eaton Alich.. who have been spend- winter in Lakeland, returned Lome this morning perpectly -] with this part of the coun- | Lakeland in particular. —_— e ¢ to many inquiries, we do the man, Hough, n Lake county, is connected tamily of the same name rly lived in Lakeland. who shot K he a meeting of s of the Lutheran con- their hall on Tuesday wo evening at 7:80. A 1l are 10 be present, as matters orance will be considered. at Henry Wester, of Grand . left for home this morn- pleasant visit with his ww, Mr. L. B. Bevis, dur- I time he has been combin- isiness with pleasure by buy- shipping consign- melons, 1 several of . Trumper, who came here ndianapolis a couple of weeks = bonzht through Waring and AL ro, wel] improved farm, abou: {one-half miles from town, ! Lake Hollingsworth, and ev- ‘o move on to it in about two ' K. Specht, who has been linois for several months in the rests of a land proposition, is tor a time with his family, on York avenue. Mr. Specht is nthusiastic booster for Lakeland, oW ¢ «ings the praise of this section Wierever he goes, Nne times out of tem, both in 4t matters and the big news of the world, the Evening Telegram is rom twelve to twenty-four hours atvad of the big dailies. It is not fanlt of the latter—they get the it the same time we do. The that we tel] it a few “r we receive it, and they "0 'ravel many hours to get t real, ft zenuine, blowed-in- «and dyed-in-the-wool saints weather to go to church We regiret that the pro- saints to the other kind ot us large as it might tor reporting that out of «f ahont only Hlminated his church lovs toy in I Deshong, of Fort tive visitor to the Mrs, E. D Shong i san expert W days ago killed inches from five feet jong. Al- dainty creature, a girl of splendid he displaved to her sister, al nizen of the forest the | Lowry's interest in a| len confronted with | THE EVENING TELEGRAM, LAK Mr. Gordon Hclmes left last night for Virginia, where he will visit his | sister, Mrs. E. M. Riddick, for a month. Mr. Holmes was undecided where he would locate, but he will probably not return to Lakeland. His ' rriny friends here wish for him much success wherever he may be. THE ARMY AND NAVY OF THE UNITED STATES. | « This great two ree] feature will be shown at Edisonia tonight only. Taken by special permission of the U. 8. government, introducing West Point and Annapolis academies, life in the field and on board ship prom- partments, and all in all, teresting and instructive film, how our soldiers and sailors live, Tomorrow nighr, Gaumont's great two reel feature, "THE TRUSTS." This film shows the actual inside op- erations of the great trusts of the |U. 8. and at the present time, in gre See {view of the trusts of all Kinds, ticularly interesting. One night only, Tuesday, June 11, NOTICE. To my patrons and prospective customers——those that intend to erect memorials at the of loved ones: I wish 1o say, resting place n leaving Lake- land for a short vacation amid the scenic beauties of carly days, and den’t expect to be bhack unti] the frost is on the pumpkin and the fod- der in the shock. rain and be ) the new mown hay, ith the apple rds of my or sit trees in the or- own palnting, and =it cnee again on the cld home, surrounded by a heautiful areen lawn, such as can grow in old Michizan, and it surrounded by an evergreen hedge—still my thoughts il constantly wander back south- ward to Lakeland, to the eastern | €lopes of the enchanted banks of Morton, to our humble home we left in care of our neighbors. When we return 1 will get busy erecting the beautiful monuments | kave already sold, and will eall on all that wish to mark the graves of loved ones and wil] prove to you by in the monumenta] business enables tie to furnish the best material and work the trade produces, Hold your orders until T return. I will save you money and give you perfect satisfaction. Yours most respectfully, JOHN EDMONDS. PENN MUTUAL CO. HAS BRANCH IN LAKELAND. Mr. Brantley & Son, of Georgia, have recently located in our city and they say they are here to stay. These gentlemen represent *he Penn Mu- tual Life Insurance (o, ard they desire to show their friends of Lake- land a new up-ty-date policy just gotten out by the Penn Mutual. Ev- erybody knows the standing of nis old company with its six hundred and fifty millions insurance in force. and sixty-five years old. We learn these men have just signed a con- tract with the Alpine Safe and Lock Co., of Cincinnati, O, to sell and de- between now and the first of Jan- vary. They guarantee to sell you a safe for Half the price of other deal- ors, Address these gentlemen Lakeland, Fla, Pox 42, AJESTI THEATRE Q00000000000 OQGY @ % This coupon and five cents “ when presented at box office, will admit any lady to our * Wednesday matinees, between % the hours of 2:30 and §:30 p. m. @ GGOOOOOOOOO 000 THE 1 Apigse AND CHILDRENS'| THEATRE PROGRAM TONIGHT, 1 NATURE 4y Drama.) ADY 1:55‘0\; I’rogram for IOllIflht ~Drama.) THE DAISY COWBOY= (Edison—Comedy.) BETW N FATHER AND =ON OPEN AT 6 P. M. General Admission...10¢ : Children, under l2....5cI ‘Eioezy UNDER 12 e L e e a s ot ] [ e ad s aaaaadasaas s ol ) inent persons connected with the de-' a very in-| ‘at agitation n:_'mnv.‘ should be par- While I visit those carly scencs, | admire the works of are, and see once more the hroad ficlds of wavi front porch of the ! the material and fine workmanship | that the thirty-nine years' experienc,. ! liver in Florida three hundred safes | | 'HERE DEMOCRATS | 0 (Continued frem Page 1.) tion will meet in the Fifth Regi-! ment Armory, which occupies nearly a whole city square in the Mount Roya] district, fronting on Hoffmar street, and bounded by Preston street in the rear. At the two ends of the {tlock are Park and Linden avenues, both of which carry trolley line: connecting with the business Iter. Two squars distant is the main !station of the Baltimore and Ohi. railroad and only a little further, tarely five minutes walk, is Union station. where passengers - rive on the other railroads enterin. the city. Close at hand, within eas walking distance, is the citys largest hotel. 1l th When the State spent $450,000 1o this drill hall to ho Baltimor. famous regiment, the “Dandy Fifth, big conventions were in mind (the building sitnated and Isigned with to affordinu i“'“ h accommodations, Exterior ¢m ' bellishment was a secondary consid- tion. The Fifth Regiment A is surrounded by massive wal gray granite, two stories higlh, (from which twelve steel trusses { that carry the arched roof to a height fef NG teet, It s lizhted by windows ' in the side walls and by a -light that runs the whole length of th Japex of the root. From the outsid: appearance of the structure [ror particularly impressive, probahly the principal dimensions ar. and o extenzive for the eyo the beholdor the buildin AQla Was « reference o "the Lecause |lateral, [t appreciate could from Jtonds unless look down on an clevation. t fect in width on Hoffma and Preston streets and s 284 fe deep. The arear dvill hall inside, where the comvention will assemblo is B00X200 foet To adapt this building further to convention pu s the State, ap- 1 ropriated The greate: part of this sum has been spent 1o increase the seating capacity by put ting in temporary balconies at the two ends of the drill hall, Decora- tions, which include the construc- tion of a talse ceiling to improve the seonstic properties, cost $7,000, Sev- eral thousand dollars have heen spent {1 the construction of the speaker’s platform, and on remode! irg the military company quarters at the sides and ends of the building for use as committee rooms, As one enters the hall through the main gateway on Hoffman street the eye first is impressed by the mag- nificent distances and the seemingly endless vistas of seats. Under the hands of the decorators the place has lost its military, utilitarian look transformed by the more than 40,- 000 yards of bunting that hides the roof beams, drapes the walls and covers practically every foot of the interior except the windows and floor spaces, The background is a soft ef- fiect of cream, gold and white, whick makes an effective setting for the rational colors displayed in count- less arrangements,” and the insignia and colors of the various States | on sea The =eating arrangements her, are the result of long study on the archi- [!w'\' part, aided by the practical ex- perience of men versed in the prac- tical problems of at conventions | This hall will =a1 comfortahly more than 15,000 percons jand thooo in charge of its proparation helieve they Rave worked ont 1heir prohle s0 that every member of this greo an- dience can command a view the speakers’ stand and under-tag is being said. To bring th out the Jocation of the speakor at- form was the matter of first - ance I the Baltimore hall ak lers will stand well oat 1o the {middle of the auditorinm, ty opposite the main central o e, midway between the end all | and abont sixty feet, or an | third the distance, fre al wall of the interior. Tt im, | he heart of the conventio i) rot wrze enough 1o g ch pacinz about on rt It res about 15 "y deep, It the main floor of the 1 o' "0 ind cor s ano pl 7 for 1l Sef e conve o i of at both <id scats for 1 mnicate thronz nder the hank the rompany c'r hall whict the use of press assoriat telephone con fices, within' s voice and of the scrr¢ ons WILL MAKE HISTORY cen- The armory ex & tthese end seats on the floor, These | modate between four ELAND, FLA,, JUNE 10, 1912 [ noun es the results of each ballot. ires that wil] carry the news “e convention to the world. It front of the platform, separated the row of press GlLy by narrow sta’s and an aisle, are the places for | he delegates who come to Baltimore | | e register the presidential choice of | he party in the various States and ries of the Union. Although P thy architects have provided seats for tates, Maryland among them, to Baltimore twice as many de the cusiodian of half ack of the delegates sit rumber of alternates, a | an n-q:ml; and these 2 400 Aals ocenpy the cente between the platform rance. These blocks of seats will hold much of the life and mo-l ‘ion of the convention. The qu;niun; Vote. v of the floor and the en- four the representatives of each State | will be shown by For rowds, an clevated sign, cotvenience in handling the hall heen divided into 76 sections, which 44 the floor and rest in the balconies, The floor seat 40661 and the balconies Deducting the seats on the reserved for officials, the convention seats Hive are on will LIRTIEY ”ll\l!' and delegates alternates and the press leaves for the public, These with ”h Faleonies make room for 11,62 for the accommedation of Baltimore- ans and visitors who are expected hy the N \..ll\ ten- "'--u~.unl~ from all parts of the count The puI»Iu seiats on the main floor uuu]h\ the two ends of the hall and un at right angle sto the delezates’ that when a speaker on the rostrum is facing the delegates the greater part of the audience will | side views of him, The great lconies that have been added tom- wily to the armory project llum‘ and overhang nearly half seats, S0 I the onds two balconies are 200 feet long by S22 feet deep. At the front and back of the hall the narrow permanent baleonies have heen cquipped with three rows of sedts that will accom- and five hun- are 12 feet in front and dred. The above the ground floor securely gsupported hy the heams of wood and steel. The at the ends of the hall are banked o that the view from the rear seats will b unohstructed, halconies two wumber of votes htese States and | Territories may cast aggregates 1,094 | uo delegates, because some of the | send they have votes, each delegate lm-,‘ { | Two Good Places: | H. C. Stevens’ Jewelry Store AXD . lakeland, Florida . . We Won't Sacrifice Quh OWN AN AUTOMOBILE. We h.\u- contracted with the Stu- debaker corporation to sell E. M, F. 40's and Flander's 20's, We have them here to show you. Anyone in- terested please call or phone and we will be pleased to demonstrate and quote prices. If you want a good, reliable car, you will not be disap- pointed if you purchase either of these we have mentioned. S. \l Stephens. 5-28-tf Rozan. FINE NEW BUfl.DlNG One of the best houses in town from a standpoint of material and finish has just been completed and, on stopping to look at it, the other day, a visitor in our city said: "“The material and mill work on that build- ing is fine.” He was told that ev- erything that went was supplied by the Lakeland Mann- facturing Co., whose prices are rea- sonahle for the bhest grade of ma- terial, Call them up. Phone 76, into the house Writing and Selling. “Your output ot stories 18 not large.” “No, | year.” “ls the 80 very difficult?” “No 1t's the of selling them."—leveland Dealer. produce only two a work of writing them work Plain but we are always studying how to Increase The Quality We give the “most now but we are anxious to give more. Phone us and prove it. Best Butter, per pound ...... Sugar, 16 pounds . .. Cottolene, 10 pound pails Cottolene, 4-pound pails. . 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