Lakeland Evening Telegram Newspaper, September 30, 1912, Page 4

FAGE FOUR he Evening Telegram 1 from the; and, Fla. Publizhied every Kentucky DBuilding, i Entered in the postoflice at Lake- mail matter of the ‘sud. Florida, as v cond class. M. F. HETL A. J. HOLWORTHY rusiness SULSCRIPTION RATES: One Jear ....-.ocecenes $5.00 RIX MontUs s siaga 2.60 Three mouths ... ..... 126 Delivered anywhere within the limits of the City of Lakeland for 10 cents a week, From the same ofice is issued THE LAKELAND NEWS s weckly newspaper giving a re- of local matters, crop condi- Sent oum: tions, county affairs, ete, | anywhere for $1.00 per year. DEMOCRATIC TICKET. lent-- Woodrow Wilsou. o L Sintes army officors Just S lay b As of our ers n he a ession, except by a two-thirds (10« = its reply 1ot Por ¥ Presideat -Thomas C.0, HRE i : little i da it B T S ik et ¢ [ [ [ 1= il thelr B L th 1 I Electors - Jefferson B, i i | : O S e : b rod Dellerry, Charles B : g b . sis i £1¢ U Wi y (it CRITICISM OF FLORIDA'S Ui th it en it fones, Leland J . : e i COURT OF LAST RESORT. 1, ;i v 110 sSparkman. . s tling to charee o latiery of g T e A ik i V Stite’ at Large: flat s i almost ke draw- g pitensibly hettlin tor the Lord, New Nationalism in this coinp- ras 0o . Ling the black bean in the lottery ot whik faer he is o roover ail ot Teddy's special Lrad) v now bring wonld have bheen Ot { Rirst: Distnct—w: death I my eflicer these m.\.‘ ris of the country ! ng tor hal-i s discovered that our courts, mvoided in advan. opl M AT 4 & ;v‘ N ted for airshin service, tor Theodore 1 velt, himself ‘ 0N Creatures, not onr o masters, | to do so GONEnoREI; Sato GBI e SOUWe stand ar Armageddon and (i re in no osense Usacred’ insti- 9 Frillts Dlatk L e Dannellon Advocste annenn Battle for the Lomd! said My, | totions immune from eriticism, is L FOR COUNCII Congresaman, Third Distriet-—Em-| Ul W b G By S s IR ies sent to i ot Wils 1 s that it will suspend public "1.'>"Imn,~» velt gt Chicago List month, .uwr deserting dtsell in an vum.‘:. . the conntry 1o! 5 ; ahiall jwith its n"“l issn 1)4(‘1|>|Iv " .“ Il:‘ ‘.. \]..ll-'-ll cusind persons :t‘ fr; don ‘Hl iv‘* s ’“;\}H:!nn n‘; di '4'::(»12‘-' anticipated riots ag oy oreihly piven I Iy anne wn { ifie o of 1 CONrts e 4 X : i o that bunnellon, ‘\\‘l!y ..‘v“-l‘.’\,’~ ! ot ”"\“";‘:IH;‘ ‘,\I wl”“z,.,':‘; i L oof th \"‘:M” e <“l‘,~ SWE b Latlye SEEHLIDE o1 A B iRl b un peonle, over 150 : . HH l|"“" n Knew whether (¢ ilor which, on chni A:“‘ ”y}' ! >t»|x{“1!|&\l!‘l-t‘ e tord. e hovis m‘i'.fl! the commer Wis o way station on winds d to pass upor |“«»3h‘.d‘\‘ m‘mn‘u‘:\ i ’_ el pory Commissioner of Agriculture -~ W.! Ayt ges asived by ‘ \. ouri I'lw'lh‘ ”' .| w: vlv ‘ 4‘\ viodidity ‘uf v joint l‘v“vvi\l;llr‘)l 1!‘\' H;n- D v”,‘ el Bl A MG e S R o 'Iuli'i‘. u|1m»~|»'| A ‘mn- Ea ‘ 4 i m]";‘” erty in thay town. There hes been Treasurcr -J. C. Luning ; o : g " ohle i AT i canse for alirm at Archer, and P Comptroller — W, V. Knott, Pt s ol Lt el 5 (L Rty m o e elemou suena it elDs A s none iostil il g tion | BIDS 1 Siporintendent of Publie Instruc. [1RFCS @ man of herole mouid, Jong locality, mentioned ouce in the Bible. peonle, and which will probably vo-Ingvop Baliwin on last T i tihh WeoN Bhoets purs ml:y (R riodit to stay in th Stodohn, in the Jast book of the =i Loereat amonnt of |.1l!l‘»'|" consicered o mere joke by al L i".llli<: “ l: ’:”F". L;.ov\:\”l IV‘”:‘I'::\" l\t‘l"llll}|I"\”'i'l\llyil::-"l’l“;"I\\.l“"ylll‘: ‘ :':‘;:YVI;'. \'\:‘]I\lll'.lll;”il\“:::‘l:‘"“‘::\:l\ '1"‘ \"ln\:‘.'ll;l ‘“‘::‘! ‘;!‘l‘l‘!-‘l.\ AN} I;Alx‘“!'l1‘;;:.:?!:;1"\["1 8 Sl ‘::”"I.\\i”“ Sl i b ’ Atiangeneraleal Gt RosH r‘?l‘m cof these at the sime tmes We fthe forees of christ and anti-Christ, |a in point. The press is speak- DISSOLUTION NOTICE. ‘ ord i e | e sorry o0 loss the Advorate . but ;('I righteousness and memmon. And ing rvizht ont on the subjeet, and Mr. Robt. Thompson nag vetive Ul qooq oy We are glad to learn that Frank jwe see whore Editor Stafford s | thered them together into awlwhile respectinl in phrasecology, | irom the Mann Construction Co : L. Mayes, editor of the Pennsacola | right Twerty-five dollars per called in the Hebrew tongue |riakes no concealment of it<[sclling his interest to ¢ A Mapn [ Y047 Wil Jonrnal, is restored to health after Jmonth patronace divided amwone 20 Ap ldon." the prophet wrote, |disgust for an ancient system |and F. A, Barhite. The two last [Oct 1, 14 @ long and serions illness and has re= 1500 people! That's gir cont o mon*i [ They veferred to the Kings of the [which onzht 1o be obsolete because ! named members of the firm or com ’ Vi turned to Pensacola from the moun- | for ench inhabitant? No wonder [earth and of the whole world, and it ignoves the substance of things in [ pany assume all indebtedness and ‘-1..‘ Right to 1 tains of North Carolina in good form to resume his large and useful work in Florida journalism, in a short time will be encircled by a The Lots In This Magnificent Addition are Selling Fast UNGTON, EDITOR. ictrs o d and Circulation Manager.; i his party alleginn to prevent @ man from 'decades in #etive W bt 1o malk - ch purty ecan hold its o interference o Iiis can be done voter, a8 he reg- 1 0! the party to But that won't belonas.™ nre the rronble unless he stays put- ;H.« no law changing his politics. | The legnl hanging of those ro murderers up in Gainesville Friday will have more deterrent law 1 erime is much worse than a Hailure it epidemic lessness, spreading gives mal Ithe dise it amony all classes of both races. | 1 I The death of two more United they shrunk from such an intoler- able tax and called for o revision of the tariff downward! FHE EVENLS TELEGRAM, Lo FLA vitizenship more e and there can | ceuntrymen any other newspaper n We have all aceredited him with rh-‘iu ¢ first Menday in April, A, D two ' uift of perennial youth in perament, ‘luliun effect upon other negroes predisposed thought, to crime and do more to make lhulh;-nmr in his speech and writings; Iynehings, Lynching as a cure for school—and the greatest of the {vene the Legislature by proclamation | know all right; but we can't tell | ::l'onp in it makes an hundred erim- hope that he will Is where there was one before and he: 1t and wear the horues l'm-!v,, form O many years to come. lea WHERE TEDDY ROOSEVELT THINKS HE IS STANDING. o' v louishative Armageddon was the last great bat- [slavis! tle, in which the forces of evil were The to be forever overwhelmed.” The BON TON RESIDENCE SECTION of Lakela:: Right on the shore of Lakeland’s favorite Lake, Morton, which vws it Henry Waiterso s 1Y TWO-THIRDS VOTE ANY jlast resort und s “The governor BUSINESS MAY BE TAKEN UB{ seriously supposcd, of brings k. 1 : aloiis ' from th y him by thy Hiy0 (ihow e Court cites | called upon th ] e ) . constitution, indi-fan advisory opinion upon the A <iness, other than [tion above stated; thie court sy f pecia sion was | judicial hair or two— and dodzed the Ve Ar 3 1y the Lez- issue pimbly and skillfully, So 1) j i | -rhirds vote, Thv!lh:flllr will go ahead, be submitted a3 a I ity A SEGURIL N one act ) ourt’s opinion [to the people at the November elec- Lak 1 and b has disseminated Ition, and, if the proposed amendmenr | 1 tl and wisd among his' ppe petitation ordains that receives a suficient number of votes, | Cate lur =sisons of the Le it will be put into effect, and then, | he Dheld biennially, com- after enough complications and en-| first Tuesday after tenglements have been wbout and things have been tied up We Ar and on the corresponding day irto a sufficiently formidable s I.‘ fter; but the a case may be made in such shap. @83 durinz his nearly five |4he i nalism Ahan n of his day, fm' brouziit his tem- | 1887, giving 10 us the leviry second year theres while measure of strong, clear !u. ay convene the same in | thar the august coury will feel un- of ripe learning and racy 14\_' n by his proclamation.’ der obligation to decide it | elect is. article 1H1: “The governor| The court, in reply to the g.v- fully soli |x on extraordinary occasions,con- ernor's question, says in effect, "\\'--‘,Zfll«‘- genius shall in his proclamation state You. You may ask us about certain vhich it is to be con- other things, and we will let gislature when or- know what we think, but this one thousands | 4 Lbe rpestored to i pure you ! urpose for I, and the 1 We Ar it vess other than that fer which “\We will not he guilty of convened, or such stmprtuons egotism of as i more lazal lore Jo court of lust s espeeially NOsResR eruor may call to it resort of our adherence to the form. ligations against the said company, | Teserved Tampa Times, for instance, fand collect all outstanding accornuts tokes @ whack at our august court of 9-26-4p. ROBT. THOM! ¢ ¢ Chairman lovely boulevard. Let us show you this property. Let us show you 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 reach of a present sewerage system, 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 this edition being select, the owners have incorporated in their deed a building restriction, 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 ” by which the purchaser will be required to build a house to cost not less than $1500. i The FLORIDA & GEORGI/. LAND Phone 72. Munn Building Lakeland, Florida. FOR COUNCILY 41k sed shall transact no legislative | is taboo.” L - 4