Lakeland Evening Telegram Newspaper, September 18, 1912, Page 4

‘o i q4 ' f ; b . ‘e | H ‘ . i ' " st i " P | ) I FOOR THE EVENG. TELEGRAM, LA AN, FLAL SEPTP. I8, 1912 e~ ——————— P e 47878 SN A P . .. e — s .+ 0 e e U, 10 it, and the ca-) na2AREITT ? LTI | SOOI 00l f . \ gen 5 - 1 1 R 1 1 £ &f QLLE r from the ) wely made the 1. ' ! ed u ! FJ ] i “'bhv: l.:keland, Fla s ocolumn: s intill than the supp S5 g 1) » at Lake- “,I ; ' ‘ 1 T . o i tiee of the 5 A ; (i i : LS At e 4 —L % eral monti ¢ of rizhit and the ! AR y B with the Lak i Even- ' t it wiil receive liggde ! exercized oo dn g % enin s Rioa EDITOR. Folegram, W considers ftseld aivention trom thoughitful peoplef fovor of speini int AUl bag ) 8 We wish to announce 1. - bl ~ o for anate in securing his ripe schol- with a pen mind on the sub- | thereby received trom su h intc | & J. HOLWORTHY arship and splendid talents, jert. Our whcle =ystem of zovern- | la contrib 15 in l'~-!}u|'n for ! ‘:'; e i seiress and Circulation Manager. cnrent ds based upou th samption | such favors. m’. ‘]“.“h“h'.‘: ]¥“ i ' U FA }% | i SR Hon. Feank 1. Maves the veryior the en , f-interest of |der peculiar oblizations to said - & ) é N7t SUBSCRIPTION RATES: [able and widely popular editor of (the people in the making of theie! terests, and "‘,‘.‘M esperience 'y"‘ i ¢ i o Ohe VAT v cinnann $5.00 e Pensacola dourtad, has been s laws, and to our mind it is v py e sty of "Al‘““f ”i""“ ”'“" l""'.lflv I o . Rix WONLHS &osevovasine 2.50 | rionsly ill with plenri for *i\jn ir that this =elf-interest would bhe | tor campaizn qu:ds.. The Democr P lS COMIN ] Thréee MOULHE. s asias 126 | vecks pustound is now in North Car- even more acute and widespread in 1 it parky 18 nm. \\*All{x\glto b“,”w rep- g i Delivered anywhere within the | olina with a view to the restoration | the case of a proposcd specitic law | resentative of these, Antorests and,l & limits of the City of Lakeland [of his health in the fine mountain | to be submitted to the people and di- | therefore, must succeed .by “_‘" “.“lv :—_3 tor 10 cents a week, |.lim:m- of that State. Mr. Mayes is ;rn-r(l_\':\n'm*tiug[h(nmin their personal | of uur')fu!rmllr people, whom it wili 9 everyday and we can show a class of goods ney SR, - loae of the strong personalities of [and property rights than in the case | scrve. if successful. ; 9 Lakeland. Our buyer has spent several days in From the same office 18 issued |tie Florida press, and his newspa-fof electing a representative charged | Liesolved, further, that each State b4 lected the newest and best things to be had o THE LAKELAND NEWS per brethren in all parts of the | with the duty of general legislation, | committeeman is hereby authorized 4 to show every one in this community the splend ¢ weckly newspaper giving @& Tee| Stute hope for his complete recovery o f we can get the amendment in to accept and receipt for contribu- - to show. enme of local matters, crop COudl-‘nnd carly return to Pensacola. i this State, we have no fear of a pop- | 1:0ns as herein "r“”fh' prand (ach s We will show this season a complete line tisps, county affairs, ete. Sent! cular apathy that will make it inope- | =l committeeman i Iwr-,.h.\ l“_: .'f trimmingl This is a line that will do you goo : ¢oywhere for $1.00 per yeat. fWe have received ahalt-tone pic-rative by inability to secure the 2o quin d to secure l.‘l"”vl""'“"1"“"‘1"“::"_" T is somethmg Lakeland hasn't Lad before, '\"d also o ) [ ture of the new home of the Tampit’ per cent. of signaturcs to initiats west from the National “’""”"f'““ < every price. DEMOCRA’“C TXCKET. Vlribune itul building four | Jegizlation. On the contrary, we be- ootpaign u_nmruuAln-u to such indi o Our new line of Ladies’ Hl',:ll TO]\ S!'ou | stories hivi metracted of 12-ineh jicve hat this propo-ed reform wiil dual contributors, A These are the very latest styhs and very 1e:so For President—Woodrow Wilson. | Reman butt brick trimmedinmarble. U have the offect to cure o present Speakers to Be Named. sidering the quality. ¥ “ice President--Thomas C.i 1t iz cne of the nd mostwidesprend evil 1o which many of Congressman Frunk .4 lark and Ai We will soon have our new fixtures 1 - i : perfectly appoint wxpapce hories feap existing ills m W tairly ¥ General Park Frammell wors g pypanoed as to show the new things ¢ Presidentinl Electors - Jefferson B ! [ ident st "“_” i and that i< popular indif- v attendance at r}L- n;f‘.“'w: h‘.v' < We want your trade. We want 15 « Browne, 4. Frod Deflerry, Charles B of il Pl Lo s oo o dlaqiions, shrovid ey s00at il e B ge . e e b whether you buy or not and we will convine Jones, W. Chiplcy Jones, Leland J.[sorves and s e warm (o= enongh by the large percontage of spreches at various points to M your calls, Henderson, H. ¢ Sparkman. Paratulations from the jpress of Flov tors who never {0 the polls. nimitte That mcre 1Aw.1!<wr Con 8 State ot Large— iei for his enterpriso in hovsing hic There is urgent meed to remeds Heooselected s tie NongsiLion of (!l_ o . Clante 1 Engle 8l newspaper atd other publish- | his iedifference, and no ! r plan mmittee, as Chairman Fearnside i: 5 -‘ Congressman, Flrst Disteiet—8, | erectsinosuedoa eplendid | pas heen proposed than this of initi- receipt of letters from @ number % i 5 M. Sparkman structurs ative and rveferendum. which will ¢ prominent men of the State who o o - & ‘on =mau, Second District — Lappeal to the eitizen with @ direct- 3ohnteer their as istance in helpine o s S Franl Clark. 17 WILL CURE {ness and force litile less than tha 1o 2et out o tremendons vote at the nan, Third Distriet—Em- POPULAR APATHY 0f his personal and privote hnsinessg O mber election, i The main featnres of the cam 5 £ LR : A A an will be to arouse the voter b , b I old Porfivio Diaz were only : 4 ¥ i b proposed e ninort ¢ of going to the . L orgumen twenty years younger, he could re- Governor - Park Trammell, [ Tt is being nsed as a yrney General— Thos, I, West, ¢ t the adoption of the Secretary of State 11 €. Craw- ind nd o referendmm cmend ! SR : P polls for the general election. pa o * i ( cxico and resume the reing . o ford Bent o Flovida constitution . e i el ] < demonstrating that the voter | « CORNER KENTUCKY AVE. and PINE S . o sovernment amid sach popular : i ¢ sioner oriculture Loehat it will be practically imbposgibl 3 Loy more stress on the primar) HAll A sioner of Agriculture w. 1 ‘ 4 enthinsinom s no leader in the conn- A ! 4 2 vl (1 cure the signatures of isfingdy _ ; i " i O the contest which decide 1 try his cven known hefore o ruler . s e asarer—J. C. Luning. cotit, of the voters 1o the initiat R e s B I tht fnio | TroaT ¥ - ¢ oy i { with an iron hand, but he raled L El entering political contests, However. | POLITICAT bl sies w0 > l)\n'“u 1 : ; | wisely, and rights of person and aws and Electors the committee took no definite o ] Superintendent of Public Instry A ; property were everywhere respected, T Feamsid Citlys tion on these matters, but will pre - 0 W, N, She:ts 1oin Colorado, where the signa B i i ot e ) wed of ¢ PR : . ! TR Hosth o Ly s ! i i ; Mevieo has kKacwn no peace sinee he o the need of 4 chan ebly have some recommendutions 1, For Represe tate () i . B 52, thres of Iy 8 per cent. of the vot- | i X oliction laws cans or : # | v RI i . : . ¢ lert, and seems likely to know none H '('I AR I O Sier e e necting, e tdintant General ). €0 R, Foster. ' or are requived, Judge Ben Lind- i 1o declare his politics at the time of west needs as point i : : uatil he or another ik 0 e 1 { One of the i i } I OHer e Gue by Mr. Fearnside s for the [ didate \lone these lines Mr. Stock sy says it has been a tremendon. e a— | turns. i T jehy aimost an impossible one, 1o cot LY ; Comarey U i | Demoeratic voters to acguaint then - Which man should she marey "™ {ghom. Hence, reason the Florida op | i ton n 1 the cha i ;wl\ Bhan S i B county i i the title of w lengthy article in | ponents of the smendment, the ;I.ml Indian River Park sy Mor- 1 ciede @ oprovision whereby t Stat H ', tic presidential eloctors {11 the spe { 5 ¥ . ) Jsis i feratic reside a I s 8 the Migmi Metropolis, Withouy pre- | Won't work here at all. Then, why fre! has one of the finest feait and [ will pay ol expenses of clection SATERLIGT G voTes 18 (aluRE iy . ! S % { : 3 ki A Lo i i . = BN L eonvenine O suminge to dictate in so important :"‘! e I the people won't avaii | vezetable farms in this soction, His [ tens obvisting the cost to candi anearly date, many of them will i Fthem=elves of the real or upposed | yoing orange trecs are e shape [ dotes T ointe t at such i 1\ N the a matter, we would timidly sugsest it i 1 ' 1} sl | ing |'1 il l‘l in fine 1 ‘ pointed out that |' Le wnable to 1 < their ballots ; wonelit: o 1 amendmen after fand he is putting his land o zood [a law weld be an o assistance to the desired, Wherever speeches are mads cial « that the one who asks her entitl ll”“’ et it it will be quite harmless, [ condition for a tall crop of veset- [ worthy but poor men who, hecans: d sider, | ( i this will be one of the main pointsf 1912 to come consideration |<'\4~|| from the view-point of those | ables o' ek of- Punds, are provenited: from to receive attention : 3 i —————————— T LT - The BON TON RESIDENCE SECTION ofLakeZm Right on the shore of Lakeland’s favorite Lake, Morton, which in a short time will be encircled by a lovely boulevard. The Lots In This Magnificent Addition are Selling Fosi Let us show you this property. Let us show vou a magnificent location for a home, the best in the city. Let us show you the great big orange and grapefruit trees on every lot, worth almost half the price asked for the lot. The fruit is reserved by us this vear but is yours next. Each lot is within easy rcach of a present sewcrage svstem, city water, electric lights, and within ten minutes walk of postoffic. ~All lots have an easy slope to the lake securing excellent drainage. For a limited time these lots will be placed on the market at from $650 to $1,250, according to size and frontage. These lots will be sold on terms, viz: one fourth cash, balance, 6, 12, and 18 months, 8 per cent interest, 5 per cent discount for cash. To ensure thns edition being select, the owners have incorporated in their deed a building restriction, by which the purchaser will be required to build a house to cost not less than $1500. Now is the time to buy, while you have the whole addition to select from. The choice locations will soon be snapped up and the price of the remaining lots advanced. FOR FURTHER PARTICULARS INQUIRE OF The FLORIDA & GEORGIA 7.AND Munn “*u(.“.g Lakeland, Florida. C TN T TN R WA SRR 5T