Lakeland Evening Telegram Newspaper, November 12, 1912, Page 5

In Case of Fire Phone 5,000 The new home of Mr. Cordery, in :osedale, is nearing completion and from outward appearances is a very pretty home, indeed. Gordon lee is the name of a fin2 little son who came this morning to brighten the home of Mr. and Mrs, Malcolm Waring. Reports from Mr. C. V. Mclntyre, who went to the A. C. L. hospital at Waycross for treatment, are to the efiecy that he has almost entirely re- gained his usual good health. He is at present visiting relatives at Mt. Giive, N. C. Mrs. George M. Wright and liuh-l scn, John, returned yesterday from Atlanta, where they have been since eurly in the summer. Their many tfriends are delighted to have them back. Mr. E. Z. Jones delighted his man} Lakeland friends by coming this morning from Jacksouville. down | He | THE EVENING TELEGH 1‘, LAR ELAND, FLA, NOV 2, 1912, l | | ! In order to satisfy the hunger and | ti:irst of inquiring patriots we will | state that our information is that lhei prezent term of the postmaster n's Lakeland expires in June, 1914, : i I Scores of the leading citizens of the community have gone out of , their way to bring us their Iu-am_"! j expression of endorsement of the edi f "terial in yoesterday's issue of the Tele- | gram, relative to the necessity for uf ‘propor respect for the law and aun-! tlorities. Verbally, by h»lv|lhu|n-," ‘th“t:d:lllnll and encouragement hav. :pul!l"l'll in, even from those who «llnI: § Lot at firsy take our view of the mat- { {ter. The Telegram stands for law, ovder and good citizenship, and wil ! leapress itself without qu:llilirulioni or reserve whenever it can be helpfol | :i:\ conserving these things, Iy is no | j concern of ours who preaches on th sireet, or hew many, or how often. | ot what they preach. But it is the concern of every good citizen to se {that the law and the authoritios are ! not defied and held in centempt. If fany law is wrong, repeal it; but un til it is repeaied pronoun ed invali Yy the proper authority, res et i TINE ENTERTAINMENT AT THE MAJESTIC LAST NIGAT vill be here until Thursday, and al-| rordy he has noted a wonderful im-' Srtdnments to be civ provemeng in Lakeland since he w- losy here. In commenting on the Jucksonville street car strike, Mr. Jones states that it has reached a critical stage, but that he believes il a general strike is called today that this action will do more than any- thing else to bring it to a close. The Florida Baptist convention meets in Lakeland Dec. 10-14, and a large number of ministers, delegates and other visitors will be in attend- ance. In preparation for this large gothering a committee on entertain- rent has been appointed and the comfort of all will be carefully looked after.-—Orlando Revorter-Star. R. H. Sanford, of Big Rapids, Mich., after spending a few days in Orlando, left this morning for Lake- land, and other points south. He is perfectly delighted with Orlando, and contemplates locating here at no aistant date. le says: perfectly carried away with this lit- tle town, 1 want to see other places south. I expect to be back here in a few days. In fact I have just writ- ten to my wife that I would rather have one dollar in Florida than ten in Michigan. This climate makes me fcel good when I think of that cold country. Already we have burned three tons of coal, and have hardly made a start for the winter. 1 told her to lock up and leave there on the 19th.—Orlando Reporter-Star. GRAND MATRON'S VISITATION. Palm Chapter, 0. E. 8., will enter- tein the Grand Matron of Florida. Mrs. Martha A. Carter, on Tuesday, Nov. 12, in the Masonic hall, bezin- ning with a supper at 6 o'clock and | orening of the Chapter at 7:20. Al members are requested to be pres- ent. iting the city are cordially invited. By order of the Worthy Matron, LUCIE F. B. EATON, Secretary. (@) THE LADIES’ AND CHILDRENS' THEATRE —_— s b i ——— THE OLDEST AND BEST PICTURE SHOW IN THE COUNTRY. ANIMATED WEEKLY NO. 21. THE HOUR OF PERIL. (Rex—Drama.) BILLY'S GRIP. (Solax—Comedy.) Open from 5 to 11 P. M. 10e [ “While I am Any members of the order vis- | One of the mo Phepe noin Lakotwd Aty ocenried dast tothe tie th vhich went 1o 1! | eih The stz Lty rebresenrt a HEPS ] er, the pr W o Lakeland Athletic was b Voarranee | Loy = roeen the dlorned Lt ovired | valls being pennants [tte floor with pretty raes while the addition of tables Jino eomplotod o and pi VETY pretty setting for (he repdition of o natber of fline Mojestic quartette, vhich is composed of WA Don orty, tend ily Joies, leader; (T Hartzell, baritone and A nis, bass, Aside from the eplendid sinzing hy the quartette, Harey Willinm:, who (is a young amatenr of unusnzl abi! ity, appeared in a hlaek face sheteh which was much enjoyed. Prof. Mur-' [phy, who is a real artist as a violin iet, and who is always heard with un- usnal pleasure, gave a number of imi ,tations with the violin, each number being roundly encored. | Little Miss Ella May Holder de lizhted all with her pretty songs. | She is a sweet little singer and was !voted too cute for anything. | The pictures were up to the M Lestie standard, which is say “tnch, Evervbody enjoved the first- | {ciass ghow and the Athletic associa- | selections by th S ben tion netted a neat sum as a result . |or the large crowd present. | At a recent election held in Sara | | sota the bond issue of 55,000 for the extension of the sewerage system, ' ‘(!mina;u-. water and paving works | vas carried | | | Nl s b b td b S PP SEPbb IS | | PP Ot PrdE SNt rbblbpd i AJESTI THEATRE | RE | 0000000000000 0C0 A GOOD SHOW AT ALL TIMES. 00000000 OOGCORN ' Program for Tonight, and through the mail, words of com “' SCHO0L LAZELAND HIGH HONOR ROLL. replanted the new portion. Iy a few tcrms, one-fourth casi, uul;;;nue;!: » per o (Week Ending Nov. 8, 1912.) GRADE XIL Eltie Norton Gordon Hzrt irazel Ormsby. Pearl Haynes. GRADE XI. Fsther Heath. Llord Hooks. Heien Counibear. GRADE X. Tunnoe Bryant Forrest Clonts. Ned Skipper. Mory Groover. Hazel Norton. GRADE IX. Duggan. «Lendon. Anna Shepherd. J May Taylor. Lailere Pillans. GRADE VIIL Tames Poulware, Jones. Wiet e Arnie 1o Raymondo en Shaffer, . M; Lendon GRADE VIT AL Georze Tibbals, tladys Davis, Mary McTeer. 11 Phillips, tlavel Ingler. GRADE Redella Gain Nauvnie Funk \ddie Pailey Vera RKennedy Martin GRADE VI A, Mitenonl s Rocqramore, Vil B, Denver Ton W folhirook I arRANE VIR n Jr Mo Maho! R Dotald Conant GRADE V" AL Atnie Laarie Wering Hutiert Wriaht Norris Upson Ruth Taylor Heury Scarr. GRADE V B, Chrisolene Wright Rogers, Shafter Browning Paul Sammons. Roger Ford. GRADE Merson Prescott, Claud MebLendon, Lee Crews, Annie Lon Jarrell, Tyler Jackson. GRADE IV B. Irene Grantham, Maud Sutton. Durey Cartie. Miller Pope. Grace Adams. GRADE IV C, Edith Holbrook. Virginia Clary. Gladys Bailey. Emma Giddens. Nettie Howard. GRADE 111 A, Clifton Wessleman. Porter Galloway. GRADE 111 C. Leslie Williams. Louis Swatts, Alline Berry. Earl Futch. Mabel Lane. GRADE 111 B. Clara Harrison. W. H. Fields. Carlisle Rogers. Harold Streater. Nell Younds. CHAS I Sloan, Weaver Mithions thnehingson Louise VAL M. JONES Principal BEEN REALLY DISCOVERED. Paris, Nov. 12.-—Ever since D Odin’s announcement of the discov- cry of the cancer microbe and serum f this disease numberless suffercr: rave appealed to him. A definite statement has been made that nine of e these, all of whom were given up by | other doctors, have been cured. The impression has heen gained PAGE MIVD e e e e e e e e R ) 4 welon vine,” said Mr. Farmer. *“I ieet. These lots wi. Le sold on|Poor Teachers. days it begen to seund forth a delicatz onme, two and three y o.:, reot. Seme time laier a blossom interest. First buyer .ets the first showed, and in the course of the nex; choice. For further particulars, see few weeks it ripened intg a round J. W. KIMBROUGH, melon about six times the size of a Lakeland, Fla. man’s head. 1 cut the melon from 11-5-1m. We have learned to expect stroag and unusual things from Kansas. A Kansas newspaper says: “‘Parents should not send an ill-mannered, self- ish, smart Alec to school and expecg the teacher to make a world-beater the vine and carried it to the house,! A whirlwind canvass is being made | of him; it isn't reasonable.” That @ where, to our great surprise, found it was secdless.” the Ponce de Leon fund. sary to raise $10,000. It is neres “FORTY-FIVE MIZUTES FRONDROADWAY. In the theatrical world, as well a 00000000000000000000000‘24.&— in the sphere of advertising, one is | scmetimes tempted to make use ollAlJ D l '[0 R l lJ M | ! Program for Tonight for;” in other words, when a writer for the stage or a manager has suc- teeded in putting forth a novelty and that novelty is copicd by some other who lacks the initiative of the fira, i it s good policy to see the originai’ ” g vather than what is bound to be an WHENRYD ONOHESTRA vosatisfactory copy. This is partice- | A MOONSHINER'S HEART. I 1iv trae of George M. Cohan’s “For-' 4 Stirring Drama of the Wester) ‘|~ Five Mirptes from Broadway,' , Hills, Featuring Mr. G. M. Aadersi Libich Latimore & Teizh will prosont ! (Essanay—Drama. ) the Paird theater on Saturdav, ! 1N with Bert Leigh as “Kid ii the ex-slangy prize fighter, . | iasist upon getting what you ask \ THE MOSQUITO. The Film That Shows the Life of th. Mosquito from the Time It Emerges i Jenkiiid and a frstooiase casl {rr«m. the Egg Until It Grows to a hus- { Ky Size and Commences to do Damage (Split Reel— Scientific.) 14, rd Mike Hazele Burgess as **Mary H] atd production. Mr. Leigh was here last season in “Ile Man on the Box.” WHIFFLE MOURNS HIS TWIN. A Laughable and Side Splitting Com- | edy. Everybody Should See This Film | (Pathe—Comedy.) | ! | . BUSINESS MEN, WAKE UP! THE DIVINE SOLUTION. Showing the Life of a Worthless Husband. (Lubin Drama.) [ Ig is time for you to stop paying Hor yeur place of business and never Just count up tee | amount of rent you have paid since fyou started business, and still youn [don’t own the property. | L . I have just purchased the five Ims!Adn“SSlon, Ad“lls--uloc Past and back of Bryant building and | [ 1erth of the Tremont hotel, on Maii | | 1 stieet. No hetter location for busi- Children, under 12....5¢ ness in the city for sole. Th size of lots 25x1Y0, fronting on Mnln‘mmomwmo;uv..y;..;g,i QOO | ot o deed. sireet, leaving a back alles of 18 M s this trua in the < fice, where every minute connts, and cearben napers avd typewriter supplies. Shaw-C . layto 514 Franklin Strect, (Local and Long Distancoe Phone) TAMPA PARK H point in Lakeland. Third. B Fourth, ‘ Fifth, & Sixth. Fall. Seventh. | steee will be found EVERYTHING necessary for the fall equipment of the oflice. Loose leaf ledzevs and Y. & W€ in St. Augustine for subscriptions 1} the problem tha, thousands of teach- ers are up aczainst just now. Tae youthful smart Alee, with just semse enough to chew gum and shout “rab- rah,” almost monopolizes the public and private schools, and the teach- ers are ‘ted in every case (o ke a Washington or a Longfellow out of him. Poor teachers! New Auditorium WED. NOV. 13 The 8Big Skow of the Season Mr. Bert !eirb aud his owr the Musical Comedy Succeess 45 Minutes From Broadway By Geo. M, Cohan A Riot of Music, Fun, Pretty Girls, Exquisite Costume, Color and En- jovment. Company of 30. Carload of Scenery e ——————e——E SA———— Prices: 50, 75, $1, $1.50. Seats on Sale [ e e e e odern Facilities Means Added Efficiency perfeet records are IMPERATIVE Supplies of all DEVICES]. Price FILING n Stationery Company FLORIDA. 1L L W A WWWWVAAANNY VWAV Ten Good Reasons, Why You Should Own a Lot in Park Hill First. Because it is in the Rest 'I"own in South Florida. Second. Because it is as HIGH if not HIGHER than any Because it has One Mile of Granolithic Side Walks. Because it has High Class Building Restrictions. Because 4 Beautiful Lakes canbe seen from its Summit. Because Shade Trees will be planted on all streets this Because all Streets will be Graded. ‘from Dr. Odin that he has genuine faith in the complete efficacy of his iown treatment. Against this, how ' ever, it musy be stated that conser- f"ali\'n scientists still maintain an at- i titude of great reserve toward the THE TREASURE CAVE . whole matter. (Cines—Drama.) ‘ The Academy MAJESTIC ORCHESTRA. Prof. Murphy Leader. OVERTURE-—LEADXR OF THE GERMAN BAND. of Sciences, the BESSIE'S DREAM. | : | ciety of Biology have hitherto (Selig--Comedy.) fiiked to investigate his conclusions o ! Prof. Metchnikoff said: “It THE MEXICAN REVOLUTIONIST. 1044 to anything.” (Kalem-—Drama.) | 'KAS THE SEEDLESS Washington, Nov. 12.—S8. T. Farm ‘OPEN AT 6 P. M.| er, of Carrollton, Ga., came to Wa-h- ’fienera' Aflmisslcn“"oc ington a few days agzo with a story ‘ of a seedless watermelon, which, he Children. under '2....5(;' £ays, rivals the discovery of the seel- less orange. PP y “While in my watermelon patch e e e e e e o I arcidentally broke off a portion of | Academy of Medicine, and the So- | re- won't | e WATERMELON ARRIVED’ | Eighth. Because it is the most attractive Residential Section in Lakeland. Ninth. Because Lotscan be sold on REASONABLE Terms. Tenth. Be-ause if you don’t, you will wish you had, if you do, will always be glad. i —See—— Deen- Bryant 1G. C. Rogan "%, or §. M. STEPHENS