Lakeland Evening Telegram Newspaper, October 28, 1912, Page 1

- Pubhshed in the Best Town in (1o Best Part of the Best State LAXNELAND. FLORID DAY, OCT. 28. 1912 et e — 4 - - ———— e ——— ere i HILSONRESUMES RODSEVELT WiLL IA T THINKS A Ma sificent Hotel 1o be - PUT IN A STREKUOU> g ; L PUT Xv W YORK A:‘I’D HIS WOUND IS STILL CPEN AND LECLARES VOTERS HAVE CHOI VEEX IN NE g IS STRENGTH RETURNS EETWEEN PROSPLRITY AND e st VERY SLOWLY. LEAP IN DARK. Iy .\.\‘:l)l‘ifll\‘d Press.) g : o on. Cct. 28-—Aftcr an in- integ Press.i Chhy 3 5 o o week, Governor Wi “'L’ -" “‘~“"-“lm‘? Washington, O W g " 18 ould re- At campaigning te<ay. H SEF i et } nitheastern P 1 - i nuen \ S ' W wrdent Republicat i T jol v.‘,-:' i BEmorgiie £ oo ) by voruble and the wip will be N H s i looking torward to a W () b " Votor B On o1 n ‘..,‘}\ ll)f soeech-making in i will remain in New York just | Donud prosperity sme HroSTes vork and New Jersey. ] \ to make a speech onjon the other : poin the dark S : ! Lo American ¢ D <t hester, Oct, 28.--"Pent s pLd New Jersey and the entive oo y IR0 TR VDI LRI i ryv expects the Democratic tick- GENERAL W00D WANTS | prised i W Lo thousht the peod D : ARMY CF 600.000 MEN. , win." declared Governor Wii- 155 were being suceesstully focled au today, resuming his .-A'm- Los Angeles, Oct. 28, — Major Gen- [ ' believe a similar surprise awii nootAnd o this expectation o peonard Wood, ehief of staff of [ ¢ opponcnts on the coming fivth o v» the prosperity of the COUNTIY | ghe United States army, speaking to- | November,” vt checked for a moment. Ther: at @ luncheon in his honor, de- Wt a l)llSllh‘bS.llliln in the 1-01}::- L eirod Eliat it Was his iden to have Vo el e A e y e h.“ po Bl o0t ?f interruption yy urmy in reserve” that would Ineglects his wife how devoted he 1" msiness unless he's bprn break- - mber about 600,000 men L\vis to liarinchon. thoy: Wete ougared 4 Yo laws of the land. To do this, he said, he preferrad fashort term of enlistment for regu- "ars, then retirement on small pav FAM".Y W|PEU uu] b L reserve, — n lI awail we ~]|m|M always keep .l‘nn Jo.000 men.” he said, We ; BY sn“ |N I-Aw inust h d Hawaii. Its strategic po- gition gives absolute control of our western coast and we must never ni- { Refused Permission to See Wife, He | Shoots Wife's Father, Mother low forcign power Pos- b and Grandfather. Alarm Is Felt for the Vice President, Who the Doctors Admit Is a Sick Man. any to et session of (By Associated Press.) Sheboygan, Mich., Oct. 2N, Rochr, young farmer of Plyv- mouth, late yesterday shot and Killed KILLED BY CARELESS HANDLING OF GUN. (By Associated Press.) | N. Y., Oct. 28.—Alarming & dy as to the condition of Vice Bradentown, Oct. 28 Plinv|,, . : bt s N P A % | his father-in-law, Philip Ott. Mis. ent Sherman resulted today in ' Reasoner, 16 years nhl second ron of 11 diid Mre OLUs tather, Frod it @ ‘ L ar N | ClL Mrs | father, Fre unt, Perck issuing a bulletin saying Mr. and Mrs. E Reasone i ke % ; aged S0, Roehr had been refused permission to see his wife from whom he lives ¢+ sherman is a very ill man, but | Oneco, killed himsr\n' h:lllll":l_ after- .« last night's reports were great- noon while hunting with a party of xuggerated. He sat up yester- friends. il had a loaded zun on the . < ¢ apart. He escaped. Mrs, Roehr. and . and walked about the house. | running hoard of an automobile and | ial i Realitaer | b 1 § heo baby escaped ochr's fury by ondition is bad, it is true, bui | attempted to lift it towards him, bui : "\ ! 3 hiding for three hours lon't apprehend any immediate caught the t o and discharged | cport the ph_\'sirizlns the load into his heart He was & ———————— fine boy and of prominent nilv. | CUBA EXCITED OVER HER ,uxR STUMPING NEW ENG- The entire commuyity is shoeked avd | OWN PRESIDENTIAL ELECTIO™ AND FOR DEMOCRATIC TICKET. stddened Alvia | ,UEEISI[IN SUUN N 1Mlss¢‘,RI EREWETH is presented o i vrenishing the maximum of light H wre of the front elevation of #0d ventilation. The spacious lol.- the splendid new hotel to be Y. parlors and dining room will be iu..u-d by the Kibler Brothers on 071 tie fivst floor. The building will be of reinforeed ‘I|.|_' corner of Lemon street and Ken- with buff brick venecer fin- conerete, | tucky avenue. e 3 ~ivh. The estimated cost of the build- ‘ I'his splendid structure will be sis ing. exclusive of the furnishings wiil | stories high (five stories and base- [he about $100,000 ‘nu-nlb with a frontage of 100 fect \Wm. Foor, why conducts the Ho- o Kentucky avenue, there being tel Aragon at Jacksonville, and the also an entrance on Lemon street, ' Patterson at Vialdosta, has taken a wng lease on this hotel. He will and a depth of 120 feet. There wiily be farnish it and conduct it on the most 2 UL 18 . " 6 hborhooq of 1 abae improved plan. The tact that a ho- in the nei in the building, each sl eping room tel man of his experience and finan- [Being cquipped woon private bath, cizl ability is at the head of this Every room b be anontside rooi, proposition is i gonarantee that the o court e center of the buildin: opeeation of the hotel will be in PREACHERS BUILD REVIVAL TABERNACLE. keeping with the class of the build- ing. This hostelry has not yet been named, but the honor of selecting « has been given Mrs. E. M. Holder, who doubtless will an- nounce her choice in this respect at jar early day. That far-seeing and capable busi- ness men have confidence enough in 'tnh- for it this city to invest this large sum in a building, and that a man of the experience of Mr. Foor saw enough in the proposition to take a leng lease on it js evidence that Lakeland's future is beyond ques- tion. No one doubts but that, large as is the investment required, the new hotol will prove a big money- maker for those in charge. JICKONVILLE HAS p to Oct ! . es that Judge William ley nEAIH EAME suunENLY toescitement prevails e : ‘m“ i L i ‘lb,“'“ B t w6 well khown. and: highly -“ . Cuba over the residentia tired in ...'»|«..|l:v_ nd '1||1m[u‘|.. o T AUR R Al r R Ut YESTEH““ MUHNING Iu whith takos pla Nov. 10 i §upreme Court Has Advanced Case '“'"‘;Ilr“'“l_”“;; ""i'l“\‘_"\'\f”'l:";"fl‘:'"’,'I’ ' Lines “ied Up Because Men Were \ . S o I i A bl oy gty MH fl M M."HE"EE '“I" by e = on the Docket for Argument carpenter trade foday to construct Lischarged for Organiz- New England States, under the gudo, chief of police of Havana. antd R e . : rertion of the Democratic speakers the ministers of justice, publi in- on December 2. | tebernacle in W hich revival services ing Union. rean The community ereatly | struction and interior have resicne wl.“ iR i '_l" h"_ ‘f"m : e e Boston Herald, in commen- shocked 3esterday morning w hen it falthough only the resignation of 1y 4‘ (By Associated Press ,'A . _IAh."'\ "".ls“.“d 36 ey W Bohee '"y-‘\”m.i:"“d il < upon the announcement that he | was learted that Mr. Do M Aldredge, | minister of the interior has b .| Washington, Oct 28, The Su- ! ters in their h'n_uurs ;m‘nl mus:;l«-s sf"“" | ..ln.('k.\'un\lllv-. U.l‘l 28 —Jac l\'s?u- be assigned to Connecticut and ‘ who conducted a livery stable in ‘ copted. The lending candidat. - for | preme Court today -"l“'"'“' to Dec. ) Rev, “f“‘"“' Cooper, of the First Con- _‘1“" S car system s tied up lf)’ strik- ssachusetts, states that he is in ‘ partnership with Mr. J. A Wilkin- | the presidency are: Dr. Alredo| 2 for .n;umi nt |}hn- case involvin cregational church, .sn‘mshvd yllr ing ~'IHI“|“}"‘-‘ here today. Union men rial demand there. He will speak | son, had been stricken suddenly wit .i7'\:| . the presen vice pr ni, L the constitntionality of the newspi- 'h‘!llnh. hut bore the xvn_mr\ in Im ll'v 't that the f""”“ 13 r“-fnsuid [} dozen places during the next | heart discase. ar d died in ral, and Major General o | per tion of the postal appropria vwlf',\ and I\«-;Ir! on Kint l l“?':l"' men dische d u"?- fis ar- Jnostofl Lis engagements having ' n 1 Conservative 1 nt ! tion law Every member of the toree pr ing in organizing a union. Three or woked for Connecticut, where Ald n rday ' Gomez ' announcing their deci vl 1o return to ‘\"Wl\. “'j'mrm“ Sl Gl “_\_”_’.”l\_.'.l y SIMDRFATE e CORRRLIREINS. ' , as in vhe Word vosl s, Sate; They Bas 1o cumiiole the i | gy Supspynue 8oy put the State back | Fealth, 2nd went to his place of UL e i v IS EORN BAD old ot tial mooring i 0 HE GTADLY BETS FCUR : e € A ey nuw. | COLONEL ROOSEVELT FILES the Sta TO ONE CF SON g : LIBEL SUIT FOR $10.00 1 i ft ears Attorne; : . : represented g R 1 ! » y A He is to _,uTb i i i L. Whitman 3 1 campaign speak- i 4 A wlore Ro i, a d itend hic o ) ng residen I Ir o . rnd Vet or of the Tre " orrection v [ time in A having stricken 11 odds B e ' o ! t printed an artic! No 1 id M of Atlanta's t charminz Mr. Aldredze o 5 « On the contest Ta na Lere EDNZE Sl WWOIEEC e paper charging that Colone! \Whitmar SIS + condition Mrs Etl rov Healey He irom Orange City about six months Roosevelt the odd the el ul v " T Roosevel intemperate in the nee M2Y encoura « a boy in vice established -.;-1.4 ir le of azo. He and hig wife, which con- vote of the two h ortened froii | he World's Columbian exposition | o 1ayeuage and liguor “In reform: work the sreatest - s here, w ‘ake much inter- ctituted the fan had rooms &t to 1, with Taflt to ' ¢ kieked around on { fit would be realized if bolts ana n his car < do his friends in \lr G. H. Alfiel on New York moncy. One 3 ront arbaz 1 mlu”unll[ PAH“ hars wore abolished in the institu- o venue. He t he interest of " b park nd cventually dropped ont o tiors and the boys put on honor in i sitin r aunt Wolf ang 1 Quot ns tod W W posing MeKinley, and 1 In such influen a n on. Where in the worid bave, me. He i Basmeslibnongin park ol CHILD SHOOTS TWO een asked her aur “In the ¢ . i e ra : ‘mock all th f,,,,rn:;,:, ¢he re- who are inexp ibly shocked at his|rrous «Bull Mooy, 11 nd wit knoch 4 thy Associated Prosso FLAYMATES TO DEATH ied. “with my beloved Robert K sudden and untimely death, he be- ere in nd slizht cha Glenrock, N. J., Oct. 2% - An Kittanning, Pa, Oct. 28— -Henr} . The a‘.:.n' eved her stern- | ing only about If T R. insists on fe a the ga wi rarned onut tomobile ~om.nmn.. thre 1 1 Sckreckengost, 12 years old. was hen she said iIf T hear of he funeral, in charge of Under-| Bull Moose: and res Id jerfectly o hini iwcorge Pri 2 'killed today, and Walter Rosenber- more such scandalous proceed- taker J H. Gentry, took ploce :rom‘\n' d at Armageddor ite of ev- lden's famou st Iit, and af -".u‘r. 8, was fatally wounded when s T shall ecartainly write to rour|the residence this afternoon. imter-,ery what (re o ! lumbus body into}Herman Beck, a playmate, 8 yeurs "—Ex ment being made in Rosclawn cem -I'.‘m'v ‘Fair. is ide weeds 3 entered the ‘old‘ found his father’s shotzun at % The bereaved wife has thel - - | mantled in oiambus school yord | car and hurried away A Loy saw ]('mwn-,‘r Hollow, cight miles from derocs make the biggest fuss of finrpr:( sympathy of all in her sud-] An extra way 10 fooled by ;.tfm lack of ar approsriation for | the accident and notifieg t volice, | here. and shot his playmates. Beck. < over sand in their shoes den and terrible bereavement | zirl is to try to foo { base tlm' the party escaped lir is =aid. is beinz held by the police \