Lakeland Evening Telegram Newspaper, September 17, 1912, Page 1

————— Published in the Best Town in the Best Part of the Best State. LAKELAND, FLORIDA, TUESDAY, SEPT. 17, 1912, wher of the uuh|| Lakelar ] {ADE WILL ENGAGE b s o oo INTHUSIASM MARKS PROGRESS <0 BANDITS GETS DROP ON B i «;111“\“;5\:1)“111\(;1: (.IE\,EI;;\'ST 10 EN A will be Beard s they make : ¥ DEMOCRATIC NOMINE 1AIL CLERKS AND HELP their Cisen to th L Coart, ey g [0 ENROLL ALL they make s OF DEMOCRATIC NOMINEES AIL CLERKS 4 sk finpoiorn Tl Horne, who | LIVE ONES.” " o THROUGH WEST THEMSELVES. euilts and paid his Gne of | — CVery man to see to it thar u ity rit ol hurmony, co-operation (00 Assobintod DPross) 295 A 2 R 4/ aper ven osoprevadls amons ; '\"" \\.Ul "“‘“ 2l 1y s attaneogi, Tenn, Sept. 1 | on “,': L le:‘w . { other 1: : i PREEY AOUERHL I Lo e \\\. ! casthound - Memphis w.,.., o ."“‘ bl e R busitiess Wa= [ rended o the stranger who comes | dted close to the State lines of - Ne- dnthons. Ballway was ol than Goldman, o prominent Socialis? i a1 iifie ’-:.‘M\ul_ .\'un‘(h l‘.l}iulhi ;-11:1. '\Ilinnn- : £ ‘\'.‘. \““:‘“m‘ Nl e Ihl« Wothe city, that his party pnlh'-'l cra, this city s thronged w wo- s b e State I o adjournmer } ]‘| : ; ”.‘: : ! " s ll‘ { i 1 reported that the reg Sk e AL SR “” he State |“ Pie rom the tour Stiates today o v | vener, electi SAVS . wetitiz: hetd BAHI“ .‘x 1 ‘1l vernor Wil nI th ‘l‘> mo el it s g e "“ IL p o l' By Yxl [ BIOG SahorLn e . ke {Ocala Star, Some of 1t were con- ot the purpose WO rbsldonisil: nofithee: Tiious 1 ¢ oseonred i unknowno o The They Discuss Parcels Post and Other | Bl e B e Gon TOr Hew memi mds waited until midnight for an ! e covered the four postal clerks Matters of Interest to Those point in dispute. Mr. Goldman wa-s Sirmadiaa C 2 U | P ovevolvers and foreed thom o Carrying Routes. [, 4 ; v ) - atter was intro Lopportunity to 2reet him when on | i JHls right, however, as shown by the fol- i ¢ gt IR 5 SRR | on the floor where their hands - | a ; cood deal o1 in- Lisoway lieres bt the Governor re- | T A TR {lowing letter from the retary o1 Cdiseussion wWis g R ! ||uul asleep He has given orders! e ; it e f State Thape They Do Not Like Prelem Status of e e Nashville, Sept. 17, The comven- | n © i owi [} b i bl K » i i i G i Thirty-four Picces of Registered | tion of the National Rural Leiter Mail Missing. carriers’ Association was opeted tor (DY Associated Press. ci tonr-day sesston here today, with Talliuhassee, Sepr. 11, 1912 I Mr. Nathan Goldman, Ocala, Fla: Dear Sir - Replying to your letter, b 1 oeizht ity ndent ! Memphis 17, When the fgelesates from nearly every State kA Dby l” o iy who introd i ; N Bl T o sxed cight bundred stndents a ; ) Cornte, as tiled in this oi- y mn he ity - 3 poaerived Lere tiis morning the | Phe o weleoming exercises and - ap "““‘ n ot J din this o 1 omnsEsion al called D rornimgside e Iogmorning, | s g ; SR ENBRE IR 1 nepnne e ) Cocterks satd cwo masked bandits | pointments of committees ocenpied | ice shov i \llen receive sterday appointed e returning heve i Wi reception A ‘ s ) : G cred the car ar Stevenson and Or= e morning seovicn I'he new par nspectors of vlectio . Iis adidr ! ' rosronnds } trict, 234G votes; ond cor cach having som the Matter. and ask R. R. Com- .vakened when the people wish o " ¢oSHCreEs : : speid 1 i 1 or u hal 2 wite to th 1 mission to Rcscmd Ordn'. peak with him, whethoer hall dos Jeroor acthousand., The Governor ad "rer cone , firsr conare=gicnal di i Flev made three cels post law was the nain topic of (slonal district, Thomane W, Cox v ceived 1IN0 votes; drd congres- Pure wirowhile the | discenssion U othe others, v L dow i NOT AFRAID OF Ll SR NUMEER TRIRTEEN ; ; veilrond commi Hine “Good Indian.” | i | i ¢ g Wl ovotess and stenal district, Eri " clson 1e coived 1,002 votes; \ kson, tog 1 teip. Do ik G T Chy GOOD ROADS WORK st i e ' IN ADJOINING COUNT™ vearly colery plants, A ine (hivteen wherevey " Ny Avoadia, Sept. 17 tions point to o Large acrenge of pen theoush o my dite constant! 5 B § cident o oof the DesSoto Count) eryin this section vas the dhivtecith o president ol s 4 : R v Roads Association, woent hefore Princeton here o it thin v the governor has delivered dhir ¢ ple ol the county concerning the opposed 1oy question ol good road e reported % sht tor Sioux City, and his ¥ g : After o very 5 y that e material committes of the emein s on, a resolution o % dood Roads Ctub had torwarded t : First Test of New hi Whicl i H Liree majority v st Test : M""l"d by Whicl Of International Harvester Company. EALTIMORE FINANCIAR the departmen’ at Washington sam - roud commi-sion 1o New Yorkers Will Select When Agreement Is Submitted ENDS ALL BY DEATH. ples o the varions |m.|l¢'r|.'l|5 I‘m.md noal ol i requiring @ ounion Officials. ! : ; in the connty suitable for voad build- keland Manafactur-{depot hore at ave the matter : 1 in Evidence. By Assoviatod Prosso Ying. e presented the proposition " Harpor 3 A of netlls (B Assoviated Press e, Sept 13 George Ceade Sy the government good roads \ibany, Sept. 17 Fhe first rea L s 5 i N Cotiamcier, committeed g, partiaent, in response Fe Government | giige here last night, with gas The department agrees to send an tect of New York's new district proo| HLS ¢ 0 5 . i o H bl ' Blfi M".I. nEsIHuYEn prary law comes today. The nomine: [Attorn 19 the L antitonst A0 engine v to Desota county at the ex- i teainst the International Harveste clectri g I ,\l inelide candidates for Congress an |0 ] o th overnment, except for 0 Wis present and Senate and Assembly, and city, v 00 "" ented today what '""'"""'I his catertainment, while in the v 10 the orizinal agreement fefivite information I and county officers Proga b count: and a conveyance to use in 1t was referred 1o AI Es"ll sPHlNEs Jves can not participate but will ! which George W. Perking, Cyrus 1 “I A c“““u[ Iu his work. 11 shall >h'- the work of fooof the Board nomination papers with the seoo | MeCormick and - Charles Deering this cngineer to examine the various lave power to iy A 4 Presso tury of State. There isa different [ formed the “voring - trust,’ g Pu' Blll ls‘l“ materials, find their location and ad- placed them in absolute control of ! 3 Fvlhe the comminsioners us to the bost the $140,600.000 corporation, The (By Associated Press.) systemss of roads to be built and the Mittee of one, 1) “n coo Milp Co valued at agreement was dated August, 1802, New York, Sept. 170 Manager best paterials to be used, conditions n - X 1 tinue ten years, and it expire s a Wi placed fre vae destroyed by fite this | qUEER WiLL OF ¥061 'f‘""' “ "k o '” " I.I' x'| ey ': Frank Chance of the Chicazo of traflic and cost and quality of ma- panoramic | morning orizin of the Names L Tew we : Wird Introducedf onals, was operated upon he < { terial considered m4 nku “he capacity of the EXPLAINS HIS SUICIDE. | to show that these three had turned | terday for the removal of & lci.,ml‘ Means of conveyance was pledged - over to them sl the stock so they . tions to furntsh the s 1 T A dispateh | colored ballot 1or each party party 1 101 4t onee m 1= NEs s the plant ot { pating in the primaries his il w P Lon barrels of lour daily » : clot on the base of his brain e Pthie commissoiners, free of cost, so distribatio e tine apparitus was sent Fokio, Sept. 17 The will o1 ton [ reported today as resting ea-y. The ! the only cost to the connty for this thi= morning on a cral Connt Mare=uke Nogi, who cerporation. { doctors believe that Chance will b ! urvey and report will be the keep an ata, cpecial trair wite, the Conntess Nogi, comn able to return to the game o o lof the engineer while he ie in the Board, w ) ted suicide at the moment that ‘| ELECTION WOULD BE plaver connty printin on th- s GWEET, BUT BY NO i A bioBerdlipe gt Bin bl USELESS EXPENSE : The sovervment also uflors to pay blished by th on s journey to the tomh, ha ! < Xpenses o Coenginee Vit MEANS SAD. STORY. ' " : | Bt is St £ o alics oo [ THVRE DA SR | the sipyiess of tho sasieser (o \ been ] i tuor 0 3 o the effec I Lsuperint e 1 It | three | DEATH BY ELECTROCUTION perintend th milding of thre ; The Japanese warrior says th Clan oftort will be made shortly to cali ! sumples of roads. The suggestion is Marchant ot Apal- ygllows the emperor because hi o election under the local option v ftivat there be thre? pieces of road mo-t extensive produc-!vices are no longer required i [l 1o determine whether St Laeie | Tallabassee, Septe 17 Sandas a0 a0 ‘h, in different parts . State of Florida world. He had often sought 1t eonnty suall have saloons or not atternoon a small negro ho wi '1.. the county, using the materials had the sole voting power of the ! adds, and chooses as the o { There would probably be enoughi | clectrocuted in the northery part o | beet saited or most economical, ov- parture from this Hfe 100 giopers 1, wtition to warrant the ! . this ter - L Y town by taking hold o 2 chain con toreat national calamit commissioners iu o calling the election bt g nected with a live e wir A TRAGEDY IN THE Hesro woman v ho caw ' 2t MOUNTAINS OF GEORGIA. of Sept vents r ' oanty wet we heliey inz the chain in the nies of de Mineral Bluff, Ga., Sept. 17 wore o ervthing considered ich the country i It for it take v one-fourth of th doviment bear d ' wicterod ters to do so, hut as for to the } t 0 will prove 1welecs effort for the rashed up 1o him 1 It AW | While his wife with a babe in her indicat tha 1 people oty have registered and she herself w viod voihrow arms sought to drag him our of the aloon =0 stren- 1o the ground SIREH 1 [runge of ambushers’ bullets, Walt s little doubt that | seions for <ome tin lughes, a mountaineerin Rock Creck ain tuistrict, was shot to death as he lay LAKELAND MAN HAKES HIT ARG L L among h . and iy y o i1loon ! 0 {ter part of last week, according to es donation- 10 4 nuy s W i Thers R st et WITH POLITICAL SONG. | adyices received hote trom that iso. itior 1 =ay h “lg P regret over the - lated section. 1t is =aid that the as- ' majority red DeBorry ool Florida ‘ sailants crushed in the head of the tion = 1l i pre<identinal ol . has written o | child with the butts of their guns, H X Mg : al impaign sone \fter Woodrow | 0 it ; o live. Mrs o ' bundred do The town =] coun Wit =t | Hughes was threatened with death ! 100 | 1ha ¥ be giv 1ty s gottit dong very micely |V iEon Takes His Seat,” which ought pit she reported the affair. She is nf the=e oo, requesti ks s! with her viy tey to work |10 prote very popular Mr. DeBerry “, wtrated The ambushers made - Mex- ' nd fi d : ange W Hiere is no benefit anuoances that 55 per cent. of vh.-;n. ir escape. The woman says she o -;»;,,1 ). now | : . N LIS st : ) ty bhe gained Yo have all to loge pegeeeds of the song. which sells at | recoznized them, but is afraid to re- membership of the Lake- ' :rchant’s intention ‘o yand n g ol i ing | i s 3 s sai i p e 3 : rinE yai s : e othing )Y DEBRINL ' 9r onts. will be turned over to lhu-‘ veal their names. The trouble is said I Trade, spreads and | -t 1 rearing ¥ in Apa- u'“r,rd - Tru rkers ar ¥y wi them back ta ve been caused by Hughes giv. n - { lachicol 2n00 2| o . et it blstts Wws b .2 .. campaizn committee for use | el 3 ¢ & Of the prespective icola shortly, o3 ount of the | sied beds and cetting ou t Don't sign the | 1 if one i e use in the) . information relative to moone it is hoped, in the spience of ns, _.tation «Am-' There will be a larze acreaze bere | presented. Let well no alone national campalen Pensacola -"““‘-&h;ning being carried on in (he t*d campaign, this city and ; 2 hirola Times | particuiarly of Irish potators | Fort Pierce News nal ;mgghbofln‘ mountains T A e s e \