Lakeland Evening Telegram Newspaper, October 29, 1912, Page 1

6N T0 GRIND 60, GAPITAL p— (IRCUIT COURT NOW IN SESSION AND GETTING DOWN TO 28, 1912.—The fall , Oct circuit court for tuis Convened today at he ouicers of the court wi preseiy, Judge I.OAL Whit- States Attorney, Jno. e RUTHEN n, Clerk, being at thet .-, Court was opened by prayer iy Ly, J. R, Cason, Presiding Elder Bartow District of the Metho- church. Nearly all the members of the bar wr Polk county were in attendance, L0 in addition the following visit- utiorneys were noted: A. H onville, Thos. Palmer, W. Jas. . Gienn, Peter and .U, Whitaker, of Tam- Glazier of Biadentown called, but so many had unviced and g0 ARy encased that adjourn- ¢ until 1:30 to allow e a spevial venir Lilc.ioon session enou auswered to make up the L petit juries, and the grand .5 drawn and organized. The Ju is composed of the fol- wen: Jacper Bryant, Ira M. Ii. M. Barrow, L. M. Tyre, 8 wll, Ho W, Wear, G. W. N. B, Burnwell, W. Tiucks J. New- A\ Mann, 1. T. Moody, W. fanier, A. Hollingsworth, R, Jne, Maxfield Ayres, B, L. Jdens LT, M. tiughes. The jury or- wd at once by electing 1. W, foreman and 13, M. Barrow, ik, and proceeded to the investi- tion of cases. It is thought that the iung jury will not be in session as as usual this term, for there ¢» not seem to be a great many 4 10 go before it for investi- ng tion [he judge gave the grand jury aa sent and appropriate ¢h tioning and condumning stron; illicit sale of liquors and the pogvalent habit of carrying con- inci- weapons, and touchi iy on the green fruit law. Jocket was soundel angd cas s or triad tiroughout the days ol and the next week A large her of important civil cases are ing trial, but it is thought that rinal word will | e r than usu in the rncon the trial T “or of the estate of Geo. C. Swatts case of 1 Swatts, adminis- v\ . L. R. R Co. was taken up, ity selected and the introduction ovid + for the plaintiff besun. onville represe: Cart I King of I laintifl and @ rknian & fendant IS OLD COMPANY TO SEE HIM OFF AT TALLAHASSEE The inauguration of Park Tram- “.'1 as governor of Florida, January at Tallahassee, will be attend 7 Company F, Second infantry, Na- nal Guard of Florida. t of local the company mor—Tampa T Fx-Senator Beveric "zt “he has quit the Rcoublican oarte But the party quit him first by failing to re-elect him senator. I6E WHEELS , Sheriff Logan and A} | OTHERAN SYHOD T0 JEAE Th EVENIAG A com-! Publisned in the Best Town in the Best Part of the Best State. TUZSZAY, OCT. 29, 1912. LAKELAND, FLORIDA, | DR. CARREL SEEKS TO PRO- LONG LIFE INDEFINITELY l New York, Oct. 29, 1912.—Anotk- cr step forward in Dr. Alexis Carrel’s experiments of life is announced at the Rockefeller Institute for Medical Research. Some time ago Dr. Carrel created a sensation in the scientific world by kecping a fragment of tis- sue from a chicken heart “alive” for ’ 104 days. Now he has succeeded in ' soparating from the body of an ani- !mul the heurt, stemach, liver, intes- tines, kidney and bladder and in 'h;x\‘ing those oraans live and lune- ! tionate under his eyes for ten hours. e excised organs were placed in a luticn sapplied with bloog aerated | Moskovee k Thre 1 " W12 The war ' . E 7 R | continuously by oxygen l'\llml'fi and "';.‘ll:;w‘l\“l:ifl‘l (],ll;l;\ x‘x:rbvf:' than ll::\l; “Imh:u"o.l'l'. —-Jl'l'l- l-'. "l . “i‘»l-““m e ihacia, l“:l el lmd{nnm[vn-«l body of Miss Sophie G Chept at the vequisite temperature by l:‘hl up :.lll.l robbed "l' \'«.;1“1‘111-m1.nv\i Hv l"‘llvh-m i .'lhl:‘ l‘:ul‘- hdoh o dod WATARE it ‘wum‘“”‘m or, the daugliter of a weil-to-do an apparatus much like an i:l.-uh‘lluyi_ AT fssonit .|\- msas & \, ali it ‘:‘ ““,“ J.In:mil l.”'fl‘.‘f“? " : Lui it had now generally become the ! ’. ‘ f S "v j ‘ : i w aim of Dr. Carrel's \*Xll\‘li-l W 1‘|:H|H |;ul‘ ! .1;;;)\\‘iv|“ ‘u‘l‘l:l ll;\‘lx“x‘:fi' N l‘y..v :U‘U“E‘“” “; l.m “‘\-r-),-l}-x.lj iisiauinont-oF tho. Lgwes @4 O o l ' m‘“.“m‘: \\‘Il.'\\‘4 b i | ments was thus exponnded by him inl¢r lht‘.r\'bl ; car -1;|:l w:‘l'lhiu-' \‘\"i\h' g (\“llm '. i u'um:‘l ‘I-“- i. patongt M“:h AN uu'«l con- | morning in an Indiana avenue apart- ] K Eeic S Lo of the Turkish army. The 31 pugion that it had lost public con=| it the police held her alleged i1 reeent address: :immmlinlnly after death the tissues tand organs which compose the body into other identical organisms ,no eiemental death woulg occur, and all the constituent parts of the hody ! i would continue to live.” - CONVENE TR ‘Gpcniu; S wvice at 7:30, and Ser- won Ly Rev. M. J. Epting, D.D,, of Savannah, Ga. The meeting of the Georgia Synod of the Lutheran church will convene this city, with Grace congregation, tkis evening at 7:50 o'clock The opening service will be held in the Lutheran church, Roeve M. Epting, of Savannah, Ga preachi- ing the sermon on th on. The regulay buginess of the sy- nod will be taken up tomorrow fore noon. About thirty-five delegates | care expected, whon Lave already arrived, and the latter being expected on the evening train. a number of 'FRUIT SOLICITORS DOING POOR BUSINESS JUST NOW | Efforts on the part of the Florida | Citrus Exchange to prevent the ship- " ment of green fruit to northern mar- kets in violation of the State law covering sich shipments, combined l “If it were possible to transplani! | { aeross the burning trestle and run POLITICAL CON New York, October conventions—both State tional—are doomed to OECTACULAR BALKAN ALLIES HOLDUP OF GONTINVETOPUT ing to a diagnosis by Albert | KAIY IHA'N |I nv EH IUHKSIP" Harvard University, who limls! = ‘ — ‘domocranc government to be sufivr-‘ ——v_-_ Wi THREE BANDITS ROB TRAIN|\/AR PLANS WORKING PERFECT- | ing from weonventionitis.” ‘MURDER MYSTERY IN CH AND MAKE THEIR GETA- LY AND VICTORIOUS AD- In addresing the Academy of po-| VICTIM'S FIANCE APPEARS WAY WITH BOOTY ‘ VANCE UNCHECKED litical Science here tonight, Dr. Havt \‘ TOEXERE % i s expressed these views, declaring that e e s (By Associated I're 1 (By Assoviated Presi) Vit was ssing to see the mn\‘vn—g l‘hivzlt.l::v). (.)\,»:'(»}ll.:'('-fl. I_:Q ’\f or the 1 armies are now in possession of o large portion of the Turkish rail- roud system and wagoi roads, whil2 they are threatening the lines and roads not actually in their control. Iaterest centers in the movements ot (e Turkish commander below Adri- anople. He said he will stem the sivance of the forcees of the Bulga- rians or perish in the attempt. He Cocupies a perilous position because his lability to be cut off from sup- fidence. “It is doubtful,” he said, the national convention lives its fifteenth Dbirthday four unknown quantity of loot. 11 The robbery was spectacular and timed to the minute. The bandits flagged the train as it was rounding a curve on a trestle, which they had fired. They ordered the engine and express and bagguge cars uncoupled, and forced the enginecr to puil mary would be soon 18 Y JiN a half mile beyond. The trestle col- lapsed a few minutes liter. o are searching the heavily | o SO timhered country. i piies | " i | BURESE No money, jewelry, or oth- | g ’ h i {er things she is known to haye had, | l B ! " 1 H s . e Kitehen where a buly wiss found, ! 14 - P ata | 31 Y . L i | Later Bulletin at 3:00 ocloct | 1 Woritin saiy conway WHH W‘H“_ESS [:UUH]' Nflu MIH ‘ This Afternoon, Contradicts Fa- i“' co oxtiibitod to Sinzer, i i ' ' vorable Eailicr Reports i B ! —_— ! —— | GOING AFTER ViOLATORS OF Tests Made at Arlington Toda? i caring on Charge of Disorderly (lty Associated Press.) GREEN FRUIT LAW of Navy's New High Power onduct Postponed, as Was Grasy s 80 R o - G A Wirel St: h- s o e, rosttul night and generally improved Vigorous LL:;_;&‘.I Action to Be Taken ircless Station Also Johnson's Case o Ve Dresident Sherman at Once by slurida Citrus - | ; | Exchan; By As oviateg Press.) | (y Assoriited Press.) [today suffered a recurrence of lhw-‘ Probably the lirEf iltormstion washington, Oct. 29, 1wtz Fi-i o ehicago, Oct. 29, 1912, The hear- : tregsing conditions which ““\"L""-Elhu\ they will be proseciuted to the i the naval new high pow nal tes yesterday. v owireless station at Arlington, last ol charges of disorderly conduct ! the ing : : apainst laeille Cameron, whose Ldght and early today, were entirel ¥ ‘ | q 3 (By Associated I'ress.) pame was recently linked with that! system for girdling the world proved, bulletin, ! i The charges of abdustion, against | WILL PRINT PARCELS POST MAPS : Johuson were also - the State 20, 1912, Sp --lllrumwd it a Federal returned. be- be postponed, action will indictment Cldige Though the ¢ and mentally. not yet passed the sorio have disappearcd washington, Oct, cial maps for the use of postmasters in l'lllnllulim: rates on parrols post packages will be printed by the United States Geological survey asi the lowest bidder for the contraci METHODIST STATISTICS Londou, G, 29, 1912, According | with the strict following of the law by the I 1 oginnine © chippers of the State tell on the 1o frait solici- tors who vonida + the shipment ol fiit to morket regardless, according 10 11 Maxwell, who returned from a trip to the Mvers districts yesterday. Mr. Masvwell says that everywhere dohn i tarned rein contact with these freight solicitors who were Lasy hasili for business, hat they all had the cone story to tell, which was to the offect that the Exchange's activity in protecting the market by keeping green fruit at home has pre- "vented their hooking shipments. The opinion is growing among the District No. cort Meade: 1. C.1 1 W, Ohlinger, clerk; J. W. Sample, '’ s ) ¥ yo tactory | fruit zrowers that it is follv to at-] Bowers, clerk; Johm W. Tilli-, 1 114 T Miller, 1. R. More. "“'" in cash, but since the [ or¥ | warlow of Orlando who hLas beeun it sunch hipments, Mr. Maxweli | titman, G W. Scllers. I District No. 16, Homeland: €. A will be of great benefit o this "‘:I"I:n:kwl by the exchange to push mat- ire soe- L . Vi i ase - M 8. ’ i, not only becanse the Ex hn!‘"--‘ District No. 3, Bartow: \W ||hv)lll‘514, “lerk; J. A, Wilson, €. 1 tire ™ "'""' and will "!' :' "_'“ "| (Lers as rapidly as po sible. 1o has Kol to swoop down on them but pidden, clerk; 11 W, Wear, 1 Citam, ). L. Langham. population and commercial AmpPOrE i gmised to have this done. ey are pealizing that suea | ry Himes, T. A, Gaskins. L Disteict No. 17, Arbuckle:—A. M. of Alacthua and Alachua counts | gy Wagch Color After Nov. 5 nt: tond to injure the indus-| District No. 4, Medulla: Joshua ! Smith, clerk; AL 1B Godwin, M. e e “fr"" »xtent, it 18 & “"""'l_ tha' | s known to the exchange that and keep prices down low. Mr.| Drigzers, cie ri: Robert B, Dorses, J. Keen, A d Whidden ;the soil and bonus required wWill B o ehippers of and speculators in cwell alss makes the statemen’ |t English, W. O. Futch. District No. 18, Mulberry:—J ,"'r"""'”‘i”" Guinoswlle sl (itres frnits are preparing to make a it the im that District No Kathleen A. & Buenyan Smith, clerk; W. €. Harri ‘,‘ % X A B great rash to market after November vould Ln to | keith, clerk G. Fortner, W. D "M, Chesley Turner, 1. J. Koerner | John Browning left last week fu_r -, after which time for the chemical ve allowe oo to | Hari I.. Bryant | Distric L No. 19, Tiger Bay:—D. F. Lakeland, Flz., where he has \"'"”“jt- t of oranves expires. The Ex- Il to piece District No. 6, Auburndu W Russell, elerk; W, C. _.\4-r«:~_ w. R4 the new theatre, which wil bet o, ending out a caution - . Jones, clerk; P. E. Dri 1dock, W.1 Collins, G. M. Hancock. 1‘""" of the largest in the South. {growers and shippers calling atten- Wt r 'g, Plark, L. D. Fusgell. District No. 2o, Morge: D ¢ i Sarasota Times tion ty that section of the law whica v“,“ i" wuflKl“s Fu“ District No. 7. Green Pond: ‘cmbee, clerk; Arthur 1. Harris, L : T 3 {provides for the protection of the Williams, clerk; R R Raulerson, | W. Fussell, John L. Roberts. “uuKI“s B“‘l“ Is {consumer and the State after Nov A nEMucm“c SIA‘E Wil Roberts, W. W I'ridges ' District No. 21, Fort Gardner: — | 5. This provides that all oranges TIGRET N NEN JERSE 13y Associated Press.) Trenton, Oct 29, 1912 -=tov ‘ ted to hasy himszi #aiirs today. L this » to N« in Fri- ator Robert M. TaFollette id that if Wilson proved himself 2 h at Superior, Wis., i a 8D day, Sen sa Gy srogresive, he would support his POi-’ puyes 0. E. Watts. “jt woulg mot surprise me ¢t Wilson is elected,” he added. icies. much { Arcadia and For! i . cilicial year ook of the Meth- | chureh, just issued, there :m-( s through- +out the world; 1010 ‘\ lay preach- ers, over 9,000,000 church members Cheolute aconraey is insisted npon by to ! the pestoffiee department becai - the slightest deviation will result congiderabie diflvpenee » : P 5 Mrs. ) 25,067 Methodist mini Dr. and Mr A 1 Godfrey and J. 8. Williams a pleasant party of Alachua re in pates, The survey will pring 125 { : : o AT TAAY of the maps and probationeers, 7,895,000 schol | vvho motored to Gainesvite riday. il be assisted bY the Hon. John Thetiiaps will algo contain a table and probationeers, 7,895,00 scholars . D Cloud stated that the Jocation g pypicy and the tirm of Alexander of a $250,000 cotton factory at Ala- [& Daird of Wauchula. I Orang: ¢ pates and instructions for their | in the Sunday schools and over 100~ chua is now assared which in tion will be cause for T throughout the kea Island Lelt of Florida The promoters of the ent who. it is said, were attra Alachua by Capt. | sistant agent of 000 churches and preaching pla LI Ihspectors and Clerk& Appo inted for General Elect ‘'onNext Tuesday J K ;n.--w Sullivan, (. G. Langford, b i 8 1 ‘l\\'hillit‘ld \ District No. 1, Chicora: Lancaster, clerk; Geo. L. Pearce, L J. B. Mann. District No. Haines City: Durrance, 15, ro:—R. E. { Frank Bennett, clerk; A. D. Coving- ! Jas |mn, E. G. Davis, Louis F. Gaskins. District No. 22, Loughman: —Dav-, 3. W. Col-|id Burns, clerk; 11 D. Fields, John District No. 8, Pranchbo ‘\\'flii:\ms, clerk; W W Haynes, 1. Hill, J. D. Barron. Distriet No. 9, Pierce: ling, clerk; Peter M. Brown, J. 0. Webb, J. W. Rhodes ! Whidden, W. A. Turner | District No. 22, H1ammock Pond: (By Associated Presso lder the st o The Exchange de- District , Lakeland: L. A | A M Prowel, elerk; Ansie Walk- Indianapolig, Oct. 29, 1912 Her- | clares that it will prosecute vizor- Rennold Chas. W nsdateer, J. Lo AL ton, 11 M. Albritton. bert ilor ensed of beint a dy- ously under the law any violaticn of L ¥ D. Clour District No. 2%, Tilzhman:— J. H. ¢ ¢ equally enilty with the the law cember 5. The pen- 11, W. A.. Darras - 6. L. Altman, D brethers, was again . 2lty for 1ation wether two-thirds B I-. ©0 Davis, I Kerk 1 ress at the “dyna- cirfres is not eolord S § Districi D G, Davenport:—W. or ¥ trial 1 slicg after No- Wint 1. Gibhs, eler K. Elder, G. I % ne to s to that date. i L 8 i _R . McKnizht, Ches Beatty C s 'reomtn, a pudb H. Bryson, F. L. Coilin { District No 25, West Lakeland:-- ant, i Viockin voluntarily tarned | -— SR District No. 13, G¢ ndys:—R B-;l?mnry Bryant, clerk; 3. K. Futch, over hundreds of leiters to the :r:\mli The early frost catches the bud- Gendy, clerk; J. T Trice, D. C.|John M. Keen, G. L. Bry =t {jnry which wore taken from J. 1. @'== dramatic genius. ! Distriet No. 27, Niv ' —S. 3 ' MeNama=a's cfive. After the jur, e c—— i C. €. Dougles, D. C. rerd the Totters [Tockin was District No. 14, Midland (Frost- | Duke, clerk; ‘ i with forty-four others. | proof) :—M. B. Carson, clef®; Mat- | Bailey, C. H. Hill. VENTIONS WILL DISAPPEAR ENTIRELY 29.—Politieai and natural deaths within a few years, accord- nell Hart, professor of government hence,” and he declared his beliel that the presidential preferen: generally adopted as the Australian ballot. STLLIN cuecesstul. The officer in eharse de | l lined to discuss the performance.”of Jack Johnson, the negro pugilisi, | Utic N. Y., Oct. “"" 191 : Con- |l wancants sworn out for A, B i SAL fa a0 i lition of wesident Sherman 5 ol « the fivst step inoa complete yas postponed until November 14th o " Williford, Se e . Bar : | {his morning is reported much im- Villifon, BLOU Bros. and D. N, Bai co of A.cadia, together with S. J cording to his physicians’ saying patient rested well "and was much improved physically us symptoms |EA ISLAND COTTON FACTORY FOR FLORIDA | both, in the discretion of Cloud, Mrs. P { g for the exchange is Hon. C. B. J. "" Rooney, a8 | jypjgdiction is to be found the suits : the Seaboard \':1will be brought beforo the circui Line railway, rt-uui:'nl th: don::l;on of | ourt. Thy case against Sligh & Co., » 100-acre tract of land and DIMATE EPSOOE Bush- ; gance, William R. Worthen, also a it even lo see years { Marylander, and begun a search for Charles Couway, said to be a high diver, and his wife, who lived in the same apartments. Mis Singer is saig to have come kere for an operation for stomach trouble, and had more than a thous- and dollars. Worthen, who sald they were to have been marricd tomorroy?, suid that he gave her forty-cight ce pri- textent of the law will come to cer- ?l:.lu prominent men of Florida | through today's issue of the Times, The Florida Citrus Exchange today Sligh & (0., of Orlando. The law un- der which these men are being pros- ccuted was passed by the last legisla- ture and is commonly known as the green fruit law. The penalty for vi- olution is severe, providing a fine o! not morc than $1,000 or imprison- !I'H'IH, for not more than six months he risis 18 court. In complete charge of these O] ! 2 o . . o formed | papkhill of this city. In DeSoto sidents | oty Arcadia, Judge Parkhill nformic- oounty dadge Parkhill will have the Joleind | egictin » of Starbuck & Starbuck ol cotton | ¢ ando. These suits will be brought | lefore the criminal court of red ord CrPrise { iy those countics where there is such cted 0|4 coyrt and where no court of this will be heard before Judge Picton or grapefruit which do not show two- { thirds of their total area colored yel- {Jow by natural growth on the trees |are considered immature and ship- {ment of the same is prohibited un- 12 a man s a mistake, woman must ‘h an agreeable blunder. . indicted