Lakeland Evening Telegram Newspaper, July 24, 1912, Page 5

WEATHER REPORT. |NEW FIRM IS THAT Furnished by Mr. J. R. Talley.) OF STANLEY & HUTCHINGSON. tam. 12m. s e diei Cop s dlics s 9 The latest recl estate firm to pe e in 76 90 | launched is that of Stanley & Hutch- e R 76 vl [ingson, Mr. J. H. Stanley and Mr. J. _| V- Hutchingson being the gentlemen who will engage in this business, and who will open offices in the Ray- mondo building on Aug. 1. Mr. Stanley will handle the selling end, while Mr. Hutchingson will look after the correspondence and business department. Mr. Stanley has had years of experience in the real estate business, and has made a number of large deals, besides han- dling a volume of smaller transac- tions during his residence in Lake- land. Mr. Hutchingson combines good business ability with years of cetual experience in the trucking business, which enables him to give the newcomer the benefit of his ad- vice and knowledge. The new firm contemplates several pPublicity projects, and they will no doubt be very successful in their un- dertaking. I.. Skipper's mother, Mrs. 1y, leave tomorow for Missis- the summer months with rela k. G. Paterson and children Mri -y down to Mulberry and visit r's siters while their house, s burned today, can be re- Ao 1 ¢ Terry, formerly Miss » Carn of Fort \l\ers,’ntopppd in \d over night with hér Unéle, ' Skinner. She is enroute l.auderdale, here she joins ry ——— I, Dechman came to Tampa Lakeland Monday to attend to this locality. interests in hman says Lakeland is forg- MR. STEPHENS PRESIDENT OF GROVE CORPORATION. ! FIRE THIS MORNING CAUSED CONSIDERABLE DAMAGE Quite a good deal of excitement was occasioned this morning when the fire alarm sounded, and it was found that the home of Mr. R. G.! Paterson, near the corner of West; Main street and Missouri mvenue, was on fire. The fire department responded with its usua] alacrity and was at the scene almost before the alarm finished sounding. The fire had gained good headway before it was rcticed, the roof being well afire when the alarm was sent in. By 0od work the fire was soon extin- guished, but not before the roof was burned off the front part of the house. All Mr. Paterson’'s furniture was saved, willing “ands having tak- €n everything to a point of safety soon after the fire was discovered. It is not known how the fire caught, but presumably from the fluc. Mrs. Paterson had burned some pape: irash in the upstairs fireplace, and the interior cvidently caught from a spark and was ablaze for about an Lour before the flames finally burst through the roof. The house is owned by Mr. John Patterson, and is covered by insur- ance. Work will commence at onc» on repairing the structure, and Mr. Paterson's family will be able to move back in about two weeks. MR. PATERSON APPRECIATES WORK OF CITIZENS. Telegram: | the people Lakeland would like through your columns for the assist- ance rendered in taking out the fur- niture from my residence which was on fire this morning and am glad to Evening to thank 5 JULY 24, 1912, ! PROF. C. . C. RINKER DEAD. Man Who Lost Mind in Lakeland Dies in a.Maryland Sanatorium. | A dispateh was received here this iriorning bearing the informatior thet Prof. ¢, P. C. Rinker, the man who became mentally unbalanced in Lakeland about two weeks ago, had died in a Maryland sanatorium. Fur- ther than this no further particulars were obtained. Thus ends a very pitiable case. Pr Rinker, as it will be remem- lwr«-d, came here from Martinsburg, Va.,, to purchase property which to move his business (()Hcg- herime greatly enamored of I akeland, and, after staying her. several days, suddenly lost his mind, lard was taken back to his home a reving maniac, Operating Fruit Cannery Frost Proof, Fla., July 24.-—N. Thompson has opened his cannery and has put up more than 5,000 jars of jelly. His factory has a capacity of 1,000 cans per day and he expect: to increase his output this season. SUSPICION DEATH WAS NOT FROM DROWNING West Palm Beach, July 22.—The bodies of W. H. Whidden and Harry Blodget, who were drowned in the river near here last Saturday, have been subjected to a post mortem ex- amination by the authorities here un- der the suspicion that death was not from drowning. They were seen by a woman drink from a bottle just before going to fead by leaps and bounds. —_— state that my houschold goods are in {0 = water, and a partly fillel o Lnibune. The Neamalthia Grove Co. is the |800d shape. Yours truly, Lottle was found near the clothing 3 _{rame of a corporation recently or- RGOPATERSON. ¢ 0 of the men, containing a liquid A Morrell = now stoppine | conized ar Sunford, and which has which is being chemically examined, pemar, having leased hevfior s prosident one of Lakeland's|WILSON CLUB WILL BE OR- The doctors made a post mortem ol AN New ‘“”\ avenue, which al- 1y o oown citizens, Mr. & M. Ste GANIZED FRIDAY NIGHT. | .amination on hoth hodics, but were hazdon household dutix |, crdered not to divalge their findings qiite pleasant and business of the company is () A Wilson ¢lub will be organized until the convening of the coroner's v her, especiaily euvina | e selp eroves, citrus frait, and | Friday nisht ac T30 dn the ofticos jury on Monday, when a further ex- i laads generally, The prie- (o0 Mec T Deane, and all interestod made. The docters were also given otlices of the company will he [t becoming members of the club ¢ e bottles found near the elothing md family, of Kis focated s Sanford, although hranchos | eordially invited to be present fer Whidden to examine, o y Lakel he openad in other portions of | Whidden was formerly a policoman sitnated at Se it occasion denrnds AMATEUR AVIATOR FALLS in this city, and was dischareed Tt Pickerd and famiiv oc-1 i capital stock will be $£30.000 AND IS BADLY HURT.'“..-]‘ on account ol ne l'ecting has ther halt. Me. Wolrbind duri the coming vear the 1o {duty. e had made sensation il ted with the Fierida | Cotlicers will conduct the s . '“.\'l-\b'\f*"‘:im‘;l Il‘l" ) i charges in turn againgt his chic? to cmstead, N, July 24 Rdson | omoee (e mirshal, which wore 1 Prosident Mro S0 M Stephens, [P Galtaudet, a wealthy amateur Lave been heard this week, ks natural to see Mr, \\'ullu-r‘l"”‘"!““‘l sviator, while flying near here to- At the sitting of the jury today it < the counter at the Bates | Vice President My LB Skinney, [¢ay, fell with his machine from a |, xpected that startling revelations tore, and his frieunds are | 'nedin. helght of 100 fect and wis serfously | Loy o made though no intimation to hove him and his ex-| Secretary - Mro S0 0 Chase, San |burt. of the names of those who will be * tamily once again in Lake-|ford. implicated has been made by any s A Bates hasn't changed | Treasurer Lo ¢ Chase, Jackson- [CLIENT KILLS LAWYER cne concerned in the matter. and is now satisfied that ville. IN PEACEFUL GOTHAM. Whidden was about 40 years of RietTien i s il e The corporation will apply to Gov- 4 age, and leaves a wife and child. md his many friends ape | 'O Gilehrist Saturday for letters ‘ ':}) l:\-\fl'"('lhll‘flid Press.) i Blodget was more than 25 yars old, that he has come to this|PMtent, and will then be ready for| New York, July 24, Joseph Fe and was only slightly known here, uslon [ Fnsiness trech, a lawyer, was killed, and his NS i | clerk, Norman Bergh, was wounded ME | NOTICE by a former client ltllmml :‘«;:&:v (i:l NoT ASHA D IS HE M. Pickard and wife ate . For ! ng rh.‘ all house over Fettrich's office here today, T0 ImTATE FATHER. 1Y R L 8¢ over- ake Morton, having moved Notice to the stockholders, all anid Philadelphia, Pa., luly 24.— James singular, of the First Nationa] han' 1o Lakeland, Florida Notice is hereby given that o meet Mr. Pickard recently property of Mr<, Hat- fie corner of Orange Now York avenue, but ns ing of the stockholders of this bank cased he cannot make it will be held in the directors' wmmt the year elapses of the bank on Saturday, Aug. 21, ] : in2, at the hour of+ 10 o'clock, a upied by Mr, ¢, v | for the purp of votinz for or Miszonri avenue is h:n-;"”" mst an incresse of capital r of noeded changes “”d‘»w k of caid bank to $ 000,00, made thereto by m(.::l!u rehy raigsing the capitalization F. A. Morrell, \ fiew from $56,000.00 to $75,000.00. Yon nd kitchen are being are requested to he present ot this meeting., Will contribute much to ¢ (Signedyr ¢ and appearance of this work is being done by M CLAYTON, Cashier. Lakeland, 23, 1912, Florida, July Stevens o EDISONIA. !t miztake in making 'li' I ‘“' ‘.‘“. ‘or last night. The ‘. i Room 257" and “He AJES I l Flock," wre advertised i when it should have been terted Stop,” “Room > “hocks His Flock™ THEATRE CR-E-R-E-E-X-X-N-N-X-X-X.-B-¥.3 wil] hf- Don’t forget the amateur contest night--Friday lOOOOODOOOOOOGBD Program for Tonight, 0 LADI g A BROTHER'S ERROR ES’ AND CHILDRENS’ (Essanay—Drama. ) THEATRE RE FOR POKERITIS . lfi- (Vitia—Drama.) oo 5 | THE MENDER OF NETS. rama.) 1 ¥ KS 1118 FLOCK !"—'"' wrev |OPEN AT 6 P. ""- ‘APE ' General Admissioa...locl \-'Children, under I2....5c; ON rn— (rmwd\ ) 0¥I8er <38 'thul I have WANTED A boy between 16 and 20 vears of age. Salary. Union News ‘o 7-21-2p NOTICE. This is to inform my moved my repair shop to my home, and to ask them to please leave their work at Clough's Shoe store, where I will get same customers shon Ewing Mifflin, & member of one of the oldest English families in the State, today shocked Philadelphia's 1007 by announcing that in the hi- torical pageant which is to he held here next October he drive a plain, LOW in vogue ashes and streets, proposes to ordinary dump cart for removing garha refuse from the city and return it two days afterwards. All work left there will receive my best attention. Thanking my customers for past favors and asking a continuance of their patronage, 1 am, True to the last, PHILIP FISCIHER. June 25, 1912, JUST ARRIVED-- FRESH CHOCOLATES WALNUT TAPS Pound NUT CHIPS NOUGANTS ot CARAMELS AUTOMOBILES MOVE SLOW, BELMONTS : MARSHMALLOWS Automobiles =ure moving rather COCOANUTS slowly, due to condition of roads caused by unususl rainfall, and, in order to mouve things up a little, will, W for next few o , not only sell cars atch Olll‘ ‘V""]’ at very low 1 ut will take part payment iy irably located real ‘' estate. Have on hand several cars (’( of popular make, touring cars and roadsters., Lakeland Antomobile &| Supply Co. 7-20-t1 | 115 Main Strect WELL WE N ' Phone 282 Bia k s (Grand Raplds News) Mrs. Walter 13 Gillett, Knanp 'j‘T"? narrowly scaped serious in- Jury when a buggy in which <he was riding passeq directly over he eck Mr. Mifflin declares that the an- cestor who bronght the wealth into the family was nothing more nor less than o dump cart owner. e has searched the family records and as- certained that John Mifflin paid a city tax on forty dump carts and ap- rarently had the contract for ro- moving the city garbage two centur- ies ago. “But,” said Mr. Mifflin, 1 also find that he was a gentleman, 8o I pro- pose to appear driving the dump cart attired in the clothing of a gentle- man of early days. It may seem a little incongruous, but if this is to be a historica) p:ui(-anl it should he true to history. James Ewing Miflin is the de- scendant of John Mifflin and of the famous Governor Mifflin for whom Fort Mifflin, Mifflin county, Mifflin- burg, Mifflintown and Mifflin street are named | | WATGHES, CLOCKS, JEWELRY, SllVEIWMHE AND CUT GLASS ARE === EIMHAHTEHI AS REPRESENTED *“Claims” have worth only when backed by deeds. LAKELAND, | Element of Decay. Indirect Influence had its nearly per- fect work in the Persian empire, where the Queen Mother was permit- ted to exercise an injurious influence over the king, the court, and the em- pire. It was one of the tendencles which leads Sayce, the historian, to say, after touching upon it: “In short, the empire contained within it from the first all the elements of de- cay.” W. Fiske Johnson REAL ESTATE Loars Negotiated Buys and Sells Real Estate e Grove Property a Specialty. Shouting by merchants as to what they can do for the trade is not as convincing as a practica] demonstra- tion. I prefer the demonstrative way —the shorter, surer way. Please report any GOODS that do not wear as represented. H. C. STEVENS JEWELER FLORIDA SURE DEATH T0. BED- iBUGS AND INSECTS Agents wanted anywhere and ev- erywhere. Rid your houses today of bedbugs and get a good night's rest. It wilt cost you little, and is guaranteed, or your money back. It will kill any irsect from a red buy to a cockroach. $1 a gallon or $1.25 delivered. Apply to ELLERBE shoe and harness shop, 207 North kv avenue. Bowyer building. . [Upholstering soow 2._mavwowoo suorwe | MatEress Making Hotel Orange, : Noxth Kentucky Ave, and Oak St T. I. McINTOSH, PROPRIETOR. Modern improvements, hot and cold bath and running water in room. $2 per day. Specia] rates by week. every 'Arthur A. Douglas FURNITURE upholstered. OLD MATTRESSES made over. CUSIHIONS of all kinds made to AR!'I:.TD and RUGS cleaned and laid; also matting, etec. In regards to workmanship, se Mr. W. P. Pillins, of Lakeland, who knew me for about 16 years at Or- lando, Fla. Drop me a postal card or call at shop No. 411 S. Qhio ave- nue. We Won't Sacrifice Quality but we are always studying how to Increase The Quantity 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 Snowdrift, lO-pounl pnk 7 cans baby size Cream 1-2 barrel best Flour 12 pounds best Flour. .. .. .. Picnic Hams, per pound ..... . . Cudahy’s Uncanvassed Hams. Ground Coffee, per pound. = § gallons Kerosene . .. E. G. Tweedell