Lakeland Evening Telegram Newspaper, October 16, 1912, Page 5

BUDGET OF LIVE NEWS FROM BARTOW!-. Telegram's Specxal Correspondent || Gives Interesting Items of Do- ings in Capital City. | Bartow, Oci. 16. -Yesterday was i|a busy day for the Democrats of Polk ' county, Early in the day numerous | telegrams began to pour in to differ- ent citizens advising that objections M THE EVENind TELEGRAM, LAKELAND. [ AL OCT. 16, 1912, N ARRESTED FOR G GREEN FRUIT LAW. - tirlando Reportec-Star )¢ Jfternoon by A, B. John- | SO0 ol the Citrus Exchange, for the arreor of R0, Sligh. Sligh was el oo with preparing unripe cit- rus fei for shipment. fact was announced in our rday's issue that Mr. Sligi wouli ship five carloads of Parson Brovu oranges today. Yesterday afi- ernoon Inspector Del.aney procured samples of the fruit, and made the Vest A wias o sworn out lace | ce PAGE FIVB and jail fixtur ing this field for|long iin fron safes, v ar thoer We are not another constantly | health or p - Lut with the ex-!{with a idenine |l : a profit on the!ence, says vlnfn, | \t (Jl"?l ! ! Trammell is wise in =ayving however, that t;m;rn\nrnor is acting unwisely <hll 2sk will be small; | averaze voter can take either hagn g our capacity for hmdlmf‘n{ the dilemna he chooses, and cach things, we can safely one will judge for himself which o’ Inn.unw our patrons that we are ;.o-‘ the newspapers and which of the business and in this|men is the real Solomon.-—Ocals Banner. : you, Know lor turning ,ing to do some {way be able | profits. ! If you have anything to sell or! If you are not yet ready to build, wish to buy, connect with the Live|why not get one of those beautiful Wire Real Estate Brokers. lots in beautiful Orange Park addi- Thanking all for past favors and|tion, before they are all gome. They to operate on small r. B. K. Young has returned from a three weeks' trip to Hot Springs, Ark. AL B PR S R R LD We regret to note that Mr. W. E. Brooks is quite ill at his home, cor- to the printing of the nominees of the Democratic party for State and federal offices on the official ballot had been lodged by the Bull Moosers with the secretary of State and the board of county commissioners in necessary analysis, and reported (o Mr. green to be shipped in compliance We with the green fruit law. “When Mr. Johnson heard of the asking a continuance of the liberal | are not going to last long when the patronage given us, winter visitors begin coming. are yours for business, BRANTLEY & THOMPSON, The Live Wire Real Estate Brokers. Sligh that the fruit was too Whole Difference Is Here, “The difference between cleverness ner Missouri avenue and Orange | €ach county. In the morning mail, p. McColpin is expected | street. A. B. Ferguson, clerk for the com- . few days from Hot —_— missioners, received a formal docu- d \tk.. where he has been The marriage of Mr. C. M. Clayton [ ent from Herbert L. Anderson, to Miss Cora Grace Sullivan is sched- uled to take place at Lewiston, 111, chief Bull Moose of Florida, object- weeks. § - ing for himself and on behalf of the s jeaufort Scull, and her at 9 o'clock this evening. n!{mlll('('s of his party to our com- \lizs Alma, are pleasant S niissioners printing the names of the \1‘ John O'Donald. They Mrs. B. K. Young will return tis | Democratic nominees for State and afternoon from an extended trip | federal offices on the official hallot. sville, N. C. This document boiled down. the | which took in several States and nu- Jjection was seen to bo that the nom- merous cities. She has been absent P SRS ob- | ang result of the amalysis he swore out the warrant. “Mr. Sligh told a representative of the Reporter-Star today that he pur- Poss to ship the fruit notwithstand- ine hix arrest this afternoon.’” GREETING. T our friends, those who are not the public generally, this is to 10-12-1w. and ignorance 18 that the clever ones get what they want and don't waste time wanting what they can't get; and the foolz ecry for the moon.”— “The Forest on the Hlil,” by Eder Phillpotta, WHICH IS THE SOLOMON? The Tampa Tribune, one of the best edited newspapers in Florida, and one with a large clientage, says that Governor Gilchrist has acted ! wisely in attempting to secure a con- struction from the Supreme Court as tc whether or not the proposed con- situtional amendment is constitu- Polishing Machine. In England there has been invented & machine which is said to perform with mechanical precision the actios of a hand polisher. \liller, representing that Lewspaper, the Jackson- L etropolis, 18 in the city in the ¢ nis publication. 1 of Yr. 11t M. Hoider's millinery which began yesterday, over today and tomorrow. ¢ly interesting the ladies | Mutthins left today for ro. where he goes to at- , there, of which h» sheats, who has been s AV ried today to Plani s making yoeor om by J. Russell Micet- Vig enwazed in the practice il profession in Atlanta loasing report that he is ich is no more @ young mu and worti td o chiaraeter wd is beiny kept - oi political activ- out last spouking; tonight W onizhi Tomorio A1 wizht politically reaitlar weekly vrs. FOoCo Willey hayve f a trip of two months’ Wt ang are now at their bun- Hollingsworth. Their %ok them through New York, % Jersey and Massachusetts, Mr. engaged in working un ¥ Floridy roal estate deals, antd ting Florida at o i Lk Y s Military Band is an or- g ! musicians that has erfecting itself until roady to make a public and this it will dp for e next Sunday afterncon Uclock, when it will give [torert in Munn park. It is inderstanding thag this rackerjack,” and its firs ) Is looked forward to with . nticipation. ¥ " among the visitors to "l on account of the St. “ v"MMnr\ is Rev. J. Fraser mr'v-qmr who is pastor : otu church. Mr. Cocks ‘.;'"‘rlf;t.i'tn. and visited Lake- Our years ago, at which “ade many friends here who 10 see him again. Mr. " only a good pastor and "¢ is of value to anv tise of his activity in Wwhich Y. has demon- fasota by taking a lead- * affairs of that beao- card of Trade. IDISONIA. UDIES' sND CurLDRENS’ THEATRE —_— STAIN HOME \l. OF HOMER. night for, o 100 o ¢, llowell fer | hor hone I by Saturday { day and are by local people but by many promi- | iated in the spring primarvics, and piritual needs of the | nent visitors from other towns and | the commissoiners were hlnllull" all summer. Mrs. Ella E. Fleming left Buffaio yesterday for Lakeland, where she will be cordially welcomed. She writes from Buffalo: “The weather is still warm here, but Lakeland has its drawing powers." Interesting sessions of the St John's Presbytery are bheing held to- well attended, not onl; cemmunities Interest in the Boargd of Trade con- 18] abated, but results are not owing to the has by no means spectacular any longer naterial tog possible fact that new members is getting experted that uight the business oe professional man, or his any interests in Lakeland, almighty searce. s and { who is not wearing either a red or {to several persons | lame horses o been fod Pstrength to pull One (deced off the ctrects Tor the Proy D white button will feel uncomfortabh : | conspicuous oly and has excellent ! than | | HELPING HELP ES: HOR‘;EQ IN ST. PETERBURA. P'olice of 81, Petershurg, witho hy the Saciety urged (o do o ention of Craelty to A\ Crusad i viio were driving animals thut had not chongh to give them min was or yesterday fter- roon and told he musy attend to the condition of his horses; if he did net ke would be arrested. It is stated (o the Rambler, by a member of the police force, that muny horses have heen used on the streets here lately with shoes jrrtly off. with blister: bler said he intended to make some arrests soon anid hreak up the prac- tice of misticating horses.—-St. Pe- tersburg Independent Just think! Only $650 for a fine big lot, rovered with large orange and grapefruit trees in Orange Park sddition, on the shores of Lake Mor ton. One-fourth cash, balance 6, 12 and 18 months, S per cent. interest PrPTTTTTTIT T VU T YUY AJESTI THEATRE A BIOGRAPH TONIGHT. DOQOOODOOOOUQGQ I’rogram for IOIIIGM, MAJESTIC ORCHESTRA Prof. Murphy Leader OVERTURE—-RITA, MY MAR- GUERITA LOST—THREE HOURS (Edison-—Comedy.) FATE'S INTERCEPTION (Biograph—Drama.) THE PREACHER AND THE GOSSIPS (Lubin-——Comedy ) OPEN AT 6 P. M. General Admission...10¢. Children, under 12....5¢ P s s sead the man who | here last inees were not certitied to the retary of State by the canvassing board and that the coertificats not acknowledged by one of board. In the face of this document ana ot these telegrams the Polk county Democrats goi busy in the cireulat- ing of petitions, addressed (o the differeny candidates and asking them to become candidates for each of tie cflices to which they had heen nom- RO suid {reached by phone and asked (o me night. The law mmulm that when petitions addrossed 1o any persons and signed by 500 clectors | arve filed with the county {sioners of any county rersons i bocome FOSOCVICO0 commis- asking candidatos for suen State or Federal offices then the names ol such persons are 1o he rrinted on the official hallot, Peti- tions of this character must be fil+ at least twenty days before the olee- | culated in tion, and yesterday was thoughy to ‘lh' the last day on which such o pe Jmion could be filed The commissioners with all mem bers present met last night aft o ! in the midst of ‘ supper petition | i) Hon, Stephen M Sparkman can ',n\t‘l’ from Tampa with o SO0 names petition | on i, wnoth Juackeonyilt with over [ong, was r from nothe wived Witl more tha yeaquired nmmhey o 1t td the potition cir Polk to have on it the ters, county was names of NS00 ¢le Armed by these petitions the { G cores on thed =0 old uul !y cak that they conld not haul th losd put hehind them The police- vizn who was talking to the Ram- | | L | come ! | | |tng relative sometimes refrains from | hest of tha Bull Moosers. ficial ballot all the nominees for State and federal offices. Even before this row was raised by the Bull Moosers the ballot hal been made up and ordered printed, and even if these petitions had not heen {the Democratic nominees ay the e But i the candidates will feel doubly sur and it goes without saying that here- | after all executive committees vu'l follow the law strictly No objections were made printing of the names of the candi- dates for county offices on the off- B cial ballot. The commissioners are in again today to revise the registra-| tion list and make it ready for |n|h-! lication. | Ton. Stephen M. Sparkman, our | cengressman, came in on the six | o'clock train last night to be pres- ! ent and to be one of the speakers af | the Democratic rally here today. It iz noy known yet who will speak he- sides Mr. Sparkman. Mr. Sparkman will also speak in Lakeland at the session | HUDSON BARACAS' MEETING. Hudson Baracas, take notice® There will be a business meetin.: tenight in the Annex. Come« ani on time. WILLIAM . EMERSON, President Faithful to the End. Nobody will know low many dis reputable looking relatives you have | until you die. The disrepuable look- but he always —Philadelphia attending the wedding comes to the funerul Ledger. Willow Jardinieres. | The jardinieres of willow which | i may be had in all sizes, come in the ! white as well as the soft green | These, when fitted with a metal lin- | ing, make artistie flower vases for th porch. What's in Front. The Photographer—Weil, there yare. Praps it aint much of a picsher; but lummy, I've got to take whn‘s a sittin’ in front o' the cam- llere!. ain't 1°—London Opinion | commissioners then passed the nec | B essary resolutions placing on the of ‘ = gotten up the commise ionms‘ " would not have left off the names o' to th“! announee that we cast our lot among you Our Daily Special. s the Live Wire Real Estate|tionally presented to the people for| ¢t is All Right to Put up a Rluff, and Insurance Brokers, also dm!ersl:nloptiun. before involving the State|put be Sure you don't Trip Over It show | awa now 1 o Wedding Presents If you got one to buy, we can make it mighty easy for g you. We have received another largeshipment of goods g direct from the factory---its all new and snappy. Come g in and let us show you the new things whether you buy g or not. It will be a pleasuee to see them. Remember We Do Watch & Clock Repairing COLE & HULL 112 Kentucky Avenue, Lakeland Phone 173 VIAAARAAAAAAARI A Ten Good Reascns Why You Should Own a Lot in Park Hill First. Because it is in the Best Town in South Florida. Second. Because it is as HIGH if not HIGHER than any point in Lakeland. Third. Because it has One Mile of Granolithic Side Walks. Fourth. Because it has High Class Building Restrictions. Fifth. Because 4 Beautiful Lakes canbe seen from its Summit. Sixth. Because Shade Trees will be planted on all streets this Fall. Seventh. Because all Streets will be Graded. Eighth. Because it is the most attractive Residential Section in Lakeland. Ninth. Because Lotscanbe sold on REASONABLE Terms. Tenth. Because if you don’t, you will wish you had, if you do, will always be glad. =See= G. C. Rogan Deen- Bryant Building or . M. STEPHENS _—