Lakeland Evening Telegram Newspaper, October 5, 1912, Page 4

#10 FOUR Fla. ved in the postotlice at Lake- Floride, us mail matter of the ¥ . BETHERINGTON, EDITOR. ' A J. HOLWORTHY e Susiness ard Circulation Manager, | - e (10 VOl O SUBSCRIPTION RATES: wounut consideration and should not One year ..c.:cscaveves 8 the detented by any technical objec-ler all together, Floridy is v | Six morths ........ oo & tion, ' Thr:e months Delivered anywhere within the | limits of the City of Lakeland | presidential for 10 cents a week, hardly a ripple on the surface heps in Florida to indicate thatr the great- ‘T}[E DEMOCRATIC PARTY SURE ;,,..,p_ atdd yet every session of the et exercise of sovereign power by a From the same office ig issued THE LAKELAND NEWS s wekly newspaper giving a re- eume of local matters, crop condl- sioms, ceunty affairs, etc. Sent suywhere for $1.00 per year. ViZorois DEMOCRATIC TICKET. Tarchall Presidentind Klectors - Jetferson B Prowne, J. Frod Debierry, Charles E. ressian, State at Large - io L'lingle y congressnan First bistinc M. Sparkman man, Secoud District mian, Third bistrict-—Em- Ik i ¢ Luaning, iroller W, V. Knott., . N. Shetts “tite Chemist-—R.E. Rose R \dintant General -J. €. R, Foster. | s efteetively and adjourned so promptly that it has carned the grat ‘ Vit itade of itg constituents and the ad- miration of posterity. 1t will 2o into © TELEGRAM, LeK!! L NEW CCNSTITUTION. | 0 verse of the trutl Hed as well atter as ard condensed milk, whi tables which he so dearly the north he will find either ve. ive or wholly vnobtaiu. bie ¢ of the many Pensacola who stole 55,000 from S0 ¢ can do jt; which prove the necessity of 'the bank and through the intinen ‘ipl‘irflll.\ 1 the question s a para- ution for Florida. surd that every tovn i-.{\'.’hi- by returned the money. is a'length. Ever s to appeal to the Legis- [very remarkable eriminal and vrim-!pl,\' as a criming) country for the uverage northerner, and we would again moxnth until the fagainst and there is{thare.” a charter amendment. leaving Canada 1o resids to amend a town 'charter is by vote of the town's citi Fture is largely teken up with natters, which are of : TO SPLIT, SAYS SAM. | 1.c: tpeople in the world is so near at| e y hand. Ipties stagnation when there The Argus-eyed Sam Blyihe, o hould [pertorming in the role of political 40 | and predicter for both This is not good, for it im-| | . ibe movement: dull acquiescence indifference when there sland the new one, aoent sepseless o systom obpesine ide: party, in the event of it 0 W, Chipley Jones, leland J.) : piendercon, H. O Sparkman. Flovida to votennd the paeled of tendent of Public Instruc-| Cpeoples s l\um:cl.\ Tuke thar ehap up in Can 0t === adu. lor instance It hurets him el Lhe legislature did ity duty so{colled Saturday p wello capped its oratorical l'fi_\’.\‘"l"filh‘ see vorted from Canada and turned to- ward Flotida where there cool immigration di : forms which we thooneh the feamine and adopting of | terests of society, it is less importan! oty know what he did than why and sofuether inoa way until atter that ele advantazes unkuown in eutirely new constitution; own bleak Tand, where snow and ice Leome in time, and the present Roose legisliture of fhow he did it. A forger may be an rida Herald DON'T HERD HIN WITiL ‘ HARDENED CRIMINALS with 1hic 1) That young bank ook over ftio! cold feet or remorse (no mattee is still carpied o, ¢ 5 inologists might make his case the{treated in the subject of interesting investigatiou {regime and dis ip and useful conclusions. Certainly jadjusted for al} | ihe is no common offender, but he |view to what the . Irun casily be mude one, and per-{do. A few inctirg: i, haps an incorrigible one, by the adopted a mor: v, crude, raw, unthinking methods|of classificution « {which prevail in this country in the {ter prisoners | treatment of conviets and which fintelligent (s iy ttention which should be given “fuil in the slightest diserimination |adopted vopvwi, o Cbetween the novice in erime and the vi- chardened eriminal. Under onr pres- | st think! O turies and convi MYE AN ] The elas 1 a7 hardenad red s ™ brva \ A omea 1o | i [ Come urn ‘ “chasing | 1 1ie put them botl e g 3 | i 4 i patronage imperson: thing rime and not with the individual thing the crin e inal. “Nearly everybody understang nowadays that in order to deal wit @ man intelligently, for the best i News Stand Lobby of Edisonis Theat : [ | ; | Miss Ruby Dan:. The BON TON RESIDENCE SECTION of Lakeland Right on the shore of Lakeland’s favorite Lake, Morton, which price asked for the lot. The fruit is reserved by us this year 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, 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. in a short time will be encircled by a The Lots In This Magnificent Addition are Selling Fas: 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 aimost half the ! FOR FURTHER PARTICULARS INQUIRE C¥ 1 The FLORIDA & GEORGI/. LAND Cc. } Phone 72. : Lakeland, Florida. Munn Building lovely boulevard. R T A R L. [p—— -~ B ST —————