Lakeland Evening Telegram Newspaper, June 22, 1912, Page 4

5 A b " ; " “there is a hollow, rasping sound to FAGE FOUR THE EVENING TELEGRAM, LARL THE FARMER AND THE EDITOR. The Evening Telegram! Published every sfternoon from "M'I A m;ull ‘\\'ho owns Pigh;yt:u‘:‘: 3{ d and has sense enou i it. Kentucky Buildiag, Lakeland, Fla.j'2vd and sa e enough to Entered in- the postoffice at Lake- tand, Florida, as mail mattes of the second class. of a Dutch lunch. The farmer has the best of it all around. !independent as an express company. He doesn’t have to write a soulful obituary over some peakheaded fel- low that keeps on display an exhibit {of cut plug profanity that would make the efforts of a steamboat mate - sound like the meeting of the Ep- SUBSCRIPTION RATES: worth League. He doesn’t have to One year ... 2o into rapture over the beauty of an dix months . open face bride with a cast of coun- lbree months ... tenance that would blow out the gas. Delivered anywhere within the |The farmer isn’t requirced to lie un- limits of the City of Lakeland til his back teeth fall out about the for 10 cents a week, sterling manhood of a groom witd ears like a caulifower plant and the brain power of a yearling shoat. He M. F. HETHERINGTON, EDITOR. A. J. HOLWORTHY Business and Circulation Manager. From the same office is issued makes the lot of country newspaper men look like the last sad remnants He is as COOLING OFF IN FLORIDA. Atlantic Beach is becoming the great summer convention place for tae southeast, There is no place in any southeastern State that enter- tains as many summer gatherings of | this kind. The Cotton Seed Crush- ers’ Association now in session is not the first gathering of the kind Leld at the Continental this season, and will not be the last. Florida's summer climate and LAND, FLA,, JUNE 22, 1912 e —————————————— MASTER'S SALE. Under and by virtue of a decree rendered in the Circuit Court of the Tenth Judicial Circuit of the State of Florida, in and for Polk county, Florida, in Chancery, on the 10th aay of April, A, D. 1912 ina certain rwuse wherein the Commercial and <avings bank a corporation under the Jluws of the State of Wisconsin, was complainant, and J. M. Peacock and R. E. Lufsey, co-partners trading and doing business under the firm namc and style of Lakeland Lumber Com- Lealth conditions were long misun- derstood, and those who misunder stood them as well us the people o the State were the losers. Only a few years ago this State was sup- pesed to be unhecalthy in the sum- mer. If a man camg to Florida and became ill it was taken for granted at he contracted his illness in this ate. ¢ If he came to Florida, re- tained his health while here and be- THE LAKELAND NEWS doesn't have to run a contest for thelone §11 after his return home his a weekly newspaper giving 2 Te|nwost beautitul young lady in the|jjess was cha 1 to Florida. For sume of local matters, crop condi- | community, make everybody sore, the purpose of ring Florida men ons, county affairs, etc. Sent |and then print a seventy-five cent|eoamed to take it for eranted that suywhere for §1.0v per year. Lulf-tone of the beauty that 10cKs [ jere was no illness anywhere els:, like a tintype of grandma at the age o —— £ of 15.—Exch, They called Teddy's blutl on the Lolt proposition, and there was noth- ing left for him but to make good. EXPLAINING THAT COW BELL. At Chicago all things are working who love Inverness is a picturesquely beau- tiful place, but it will not be eonsid- ered as a riva] for the honor of be- irg termed the State's commercial metropolis as long as all storeg are cloged by the signal now used—the ringing of a cow-bell.— Lakeland Telegram. together for zood to those the Lord - meaning by the latter the pious and hungry cohorts of the Democratic party. After all that good advice was giv- en to Bil) Mapoles, telling him how 10 bee a first-class statesman, it trans- | Please don’t be too officious, Bro. pires that Walton county may yet [Hetherington, in criticising the ca- tern down Bl in favor of a Social-[prices of some of our citizens. Mr. st candidate. We hope things ave [ Tarlowski inangurated the scheme of pot as bad as they seem, and that [early closing here, and in the ab- for the sake of the hilarity of the[sence of tinkling cymbals cr church nations, Bill wiil land 0. K. in No-[chimes or sereeching whistles, fa vemban tionsly substituted a cow hell, and L (everybody langhs when the hells \monz the several excellent pec- il';"t‘.\ and merchants invariably clog ommendations made by the Woman's | their doors. Come up Bro. fether- Club s one of vital importance incton, and sce the “States’ Com- which should receive immediate at-[mercial Metropolis,”™ and we will see vention, This is the appointment of |10 0t that Tarlows Cenrfew shall locad board of Lealth by the City :!mv ring”™ while yon are here, The Councll, us provided for in the eity's | ol Inverness are open to you. o8 Whognvntly emergencies [ Tiverness Chroniele, 1 el daetion of sonme recos- wized authority of this kind is well | LIKE ('AESAR DID. 1 Imperative We o understand | s that 1 coomne tdation { When Cacsar took an eastward toired the Council to { dde ind srabbed the Gauls for Rome, i committee, and itoas 1o bebwhat was the fiest thing that he did | Loped that promp tion will be 'l yoanabie them feel at home? Did he onand the people given the benelit finereasae the people's loads and lib ol this needed anxilioey to the eity’ [erty forbid? No, he dug in and boil: zovernment cood roads that's what old Caesar —— — did. A great deal has been sadd and Did Cacsar put the ivon heel upon written of the value of linghter, not | the foemen’s breasts, or did he try only to the laugher, at large, who is supposed to join in the laugh, However, there are laughs and laughs, and some brands we assured never made anybody any fat- ter. Some people emit a mirthless, sinister kKind of laugh that gives us the all-overs, 1t's loud enough, but but to the world [to make them feel the Roman rule was best? What did he do to make them glad, he'd come to their midst amid? He built good roads in place of bad, that's what old Caesar did. He built good roads from hill to hill, good roads from vale to vale. He ran a good road movement till old Rome got all the kale, Ile told the folks to buy at home, built roads their hills amid, until all roads lead up to Rome--that's what old (aesar did. If any town would make the town it, that grates on the car, awakens ro answering chord of risibility, but on the contrary makes one think of stratagems and spoils. Yes rather hear a brindle cat yowling at midnight from the shad- ow of a tombstone than the laugh some persons habitually indulge in., treason, we'd in plenty’s lap; it any town its own abodes of poverty would rid, let it get out and build good rouds - just like old Caesar did. - Exch, We chronicled with regret the re- tirement of Clarence K. Woods from the editorship of the Deland Regis- ter. Had we known that his success- or was to have been an ardent ad- veeate of the infamous and discredit- ed convict lease system, our regret might have been expressed in even stronger terms. There are very few papers now that champion the cause of the lease system. It is undoubted- Iy doomed, and its abolition by the next session of the Legislature is a practical certainty. The Register makes the old sordid plea that the State might lose some dirty dollars which now comes to the treasury from convict hire; but this plea has|tim think you want another, lest its poteney in the face of thelyou will get what you really want considerations of humanity and so- ciety’s duty to the fallen brother. Yes HOW TO MAKE Invariably let way, even when he is wrong. the wherever he wants to. is present. man in the world, even though you know he isn't. hive a $100 set sent home on ap | “some crank will introduce afpro Then he will be glad to buy | POMe. with thirty-five to forty per- ‘ measure to abolish the convict lease |thg $30 set and will be happy. manent guests, there was a disposi- MagaZines | system and there will be a safi e tion to form cliques, This was some- | cient number of cranks in the 1. | Florida’s wonderful resources are {What due to the fact that womon wh i % { lature to insure that the 1x|r:..~|1r~[‘-n coming more widely known and psat tow ther at the t after | S'a“onery Passes capital continues to flow into the [day became well wi 1 - - | State to be invested ir er fertile rol FeorGhy oo St il b | Post Cards PLEASANT PERSIFLAGE. | ''nds. The State is now having jrs | than with | —_— | sreatest prosperity, and thi n Wose | Editor M 1 -.*V' Y owill continug er rich lar I ( :' 1 e, T 1 mdas | Lakeland T w by | Bony K - lgars 1 Quiney i Kecre- | HOW » 1 ' LB} s g 1 | ., : % i Come and = betore pur- \ o S mu therington is another public n coted this, Y : 3 3 { s 1) chly devoted ors | day « o chasimyg cCis¢wWiiere, Your! omhination wou ‘ s. | teres seoir ws ! N N 3 | ne. To have him as one ot 1 ./ patronage appreciated, Iv of the govern case every voter in Florida Prother Hoetherington cannot e wernor Trammell Ouer x o select Mrs. Hetherington, if |lors 1 Frammell is not at all jealous. |¢ e of those named would|T- U.. licve G alone have put over t"v a sign bearing the letters \ lency.—Inverness Chronicle, ble Us."—Mulberry Herald. the center of the map, where folks wWill come and settle down and live A HUSBAND HAPPY. him have his own Let him smoke in every room in house and put his pipe ashes Never venture an opinion while he Make him think he is the grandest When you want one thing, make Then When you want a $30 set of furs which translated into 1\.1« l B a good secretary to his excel- |lor lingo means “Women Can't Trou- and no health here in the summer- all this in spite of the fact that ii one had taken the trouble to look up the vital statistics he would have found tor this State one of the small- est death rates in the Union, The condemnation of the Florida summer was illogical and theretor rot easily removed. It lasted in neighboring States until men at a ater distance tound out that it was erroncous and unjust, Now, | liowever, it exists only among those who are slowest to learn the trath, | From Georgia and Alabama, and! Lty some extent trom other States, thousands now tlock to Florida to ge They do not here, but they ave crnough to realize tha not always find it 0ol always find i reasonabl they would anywhere ool cool They know they are more apt to tind reliet from the intensity ol the sum mer heat in this brecze State thay inany others pot fur distant The summer sun bakes down on the earth tor & longer time cach diy in the north, thon in the south which is only anothier way ol =ayin that in the north the carth is heat ing longey and cooline a shorter pat of the summer day than in the south This helps to explain the provalend "n stutistrokes and heat prosteation it the north and their absenoe in th outh Then the tongue of land called | Florida, which veaches down Letwoeen and the [t it is swept wal the ocea gulf, is =0 narro r-cooled hreoz which divee Irom climate is fully appreciated, are now simmer Union, noomatter | tion the wind | | cole | & iy winter and mer arning to apprecinte her climate as iMlorida’s welll - iTmes- WANTS A WIFE. R el (From Atlanta Georgian ) Down in Harper, Fla, a town ol [nearly 100 population, is a postmis- ter who wants to get married. [le searched vainly far and wide among the people of his neighborhood for a wife. Then, hearing of the many beautiful women of Atlanta, he made a plea for a lifemate from the lind o! the peaches. The request came today, addrossed to Postmaster MeRKee, It was just a simple little letter, written hurricdly, for postmasters are busy people, bhut it contained an appeal that a more lengthy and carefully prepared one might have failed to express. 1t said “Do you ever see any advertise- ments of girls who want to marry? Picase send me as many as von can find and you will make a lifelons friend. 1 want a wife® “POSTMARTER, i “Harper, Excellent Advice for Boarding House Inhabitants, il The following boarding house sug- gestion appears in the July Woman's Home Companion: “In a business women’s boarding wer rl R to, W0W | i lland everyone £reat success ! s row, i 2. Preston, jone years; it i lished in said county and State, s Miss Ruby Daniel were defendents, I, C. J. Mor- Master in Chancery in said wuse, will sell at public outcry to e highest and best bidder for cash, or Monday, the first day of July, A. 11912, the same being a legal sale: day within the legal hours of saie, the following described property, to. it: One 12-horsepower Simple Trac- tion Engine, 14,961, and one Short Said property to be sold at the of the Lakeland lumbrr Com ny, at or near Kathlee F}urld.\ Dated this 21st day of .“A_\, B R .\IORRO\\', Master in Chancery. . M. SIMONTOXN, Solicitor for Complainant. 6-1-8-15-2 pany, IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, TENTH Judicial Circuit, Polk County. Florida. —In Chancery—A. P Malloy and J. T. Miller vs. Lydia C. Center, et al.—Bill to Remove Cloud from Title. It appearing by the affidavit of W. attorney for the com- plainants, in the above stated cause thut Lydia M. Center, Sallie Hug hm. i . B, Smith, Giles (', Wilcox, G, N Gt W. A, Robinson, R. \l|l~ h AL D Cadvow, J.0M. Il nnes- v. Florenea A, Huebner, . B, Van- Peman, Lyman Phelps, Automati | Carpet Stretcher and ker Come- pany Ji A Jamos; L At raopd; trustees of the Florida Land and Col- cnizacion Company, Florida Land and Colonization Company, Hagan Ot- crson, Sarah Otterson, J. Seather, Volney ¢ Maloy, Charles €, Jackson fienry C. Shepherd, Hattie MeKinley, FFred P t. Wellborn, Rich- v Much o lde v oeds s Taiey: 10 yos, Charl I, Dutton, James M Hastings, Emma T, llastings, N. ".{ Brvan, . ¢, Moorehead, J. R, Ogz-| den, Joseph 1, doves, B H, Peavey, | Vathins Brik r. Hov, Jacol | L. Skrivseth, Lewis Booker, I‘.-]‘.u:x] B Thomason, trastes, the defend ; ants named in the whose presidence unknown, That there is State of hill of complai: to complainants no person within the Florida, the service of a whom would hint hat the said de- are over the age of 1\\¢»nl_\- ubpoena upon said defendants and t tendants is therefore ordered that said defendants whose residence is unknown be and are hercby quired to appear to the bill of com-| plaint filed in said cause on or before Monday, the 1st day of July, A. D. 1912, otherwise the allegations of said bill will be taken as confessed by said defendants It is further ordered that this or- der he published once a week for five consecutive weeks in the Lake- land Telegram, a newspaper pub- re- This 22rd day of May, A, D. 1012, A. B. FERGUSON, ! 5-25-0t Clerk of Circuit Court. —_— Volcanic Ash for Cement. i For some time a Japanese company bas been engaged in the exploitation of the use of volcanic ash in connec- tlon with Portland cement and it is claimed that this combination is par- ticularly valuable in the construction | of works which are submerged in salt | water. | is claimed that the cement thus formed possesses greater ten- sile strength, and is denser than or- dinary Portland cement. It is thought that should this industry prosper it might well be extended to the Philip- pines, where a great deal of volcanic ash is available. MY LINE INCLUDES Newspapers News Stand Lobby ot Edisonia Theater. —. BIG SWIFT PREMIUM SA(f Don’t fail to attend this grey, sale. 1000 pounds of Swif Premium Hams will be offered the public 'for only 17 1.2 I, Friday and Saturday this weg ‘lonly. PACKING HOUSE MARKf] Smith-Harden Bldg.) R. P. BROOKS Money is Always Welcom it your good will comes with it. We don't want it unls oughly satisfied with what you buy here. WHEN WE SELL YOL ny the sale or we do not consider the complete satistactiin transaction a success. In short unles s you are satisticd [L. B. WEEKS —DEALER IN—- Staple and Fancy Groceries, Ha). Grain and Feedstuffs PHONE 119 Cowdery Building - WITH WO00D'S MEAT MARKET 1O 108 BUBRr <o vovvioiimissis 10 1bs. Bucket Snowdrift Lard. . 4 1bs. Bucket Snowdrift Lard 1-2 bbl Flour in Wood B8 10 BRORIBIONE. s (cii s cvaee wrossrvssasasnnss 12 1b.Sack Flour ......... 7 Cans Small Cream. ........ 3 Cans Extra Large Cream.. 3 Cans Tomatoes ........... ....covvvnnn. 1 1b. Cracker Boy Coffee. ... 11b. Best Butter Stafolife, per Sack. .....coiuiiiiiiiiiiinns Hay, best. per 100 1bs.. ......................... Chicken Feed, per Sack........ Oats, per Sack Shorts, per Sack B R T B T tresesssssnsen B I fll : ¢ Always In A| ELIMINATE § The Lead ’ DISTANCE § . That's What We ‘ Phone § Aim To Be i Your ¢ ‘& Always in the lead, when : Order E] £]2 1t comes to trosn, pure, Don't try your ! ‘ é 1ll-strencth drugs tole ;2;1:{';;'9, .'_ ; : l2t articles, sundries, and 2, and % . H all drug etore merchan- nected with ou” :: die You'll be satisfied 3rf:rrr».q:: ‘ sl care of it WU : ; tory goods & - il LENLEY &||HENLE) é = . § i THE WHITE DRUG: STORE. , < FEL00L00000000000090 000000