Lakeland Evening Telegram Newspaper, November 15, 1912, Page 5

In Case of Fire| Phone S ooog ar. J. W. Scally was able to be on l ireets today after an illness of ¢ ten aays. He is still weak, iRl wp ;._ {hu bea\:tlfu[ and lealth-giving “‘"|»lnp {0 thrse {nstitntione: the Rible times of riot, however “peaccably’ \.4 ablished in 1881, will soon be J. W. KIMBROUGH. Mrs. B. K. Young wen. tion. We are sure she w TR, - 3 ‘lany aro ay be conducting . 9 4 f11-5- ol 3y g ne an";"amn_. today 10 ;ul:nd tie ber stay here ¢ Will enjoX iie gpirit of our fathers,” =nd the 4y J ”"I"' L‘I be ';"fl" “f':‘]‘ 15§ 1d to the highest bidder. The ' 11-5-1m. Lakeland. Fla. i wa to Tamy Ao i Awerican constitution. This would | In short, this article 0\ (S imitar made a gallant fighi ! i qury ball ut the Tampa Bay (o- S ————— bo all very well, Just what it purports to be, a limi- but again it has been dem- N*"W““"MW"‘Q “00¢ i THE EVENINY TELEGRAM. Lax | TEE WAR CRY OF il TEE DEMAGOGUE (Written for th It is Lelieved thut Telegram.) “everyone with- iy a great dezl of spirit, which may even be of a similar nature, thedem- 2zozue can always be recognized by /| his larger moutn. The demagozue i i the original “safe-guard of Ameri- {lean liberty.” (All others are imita- tions). To the man of sane judge- nent he is amusing, to the emoticn- 2l and unthinking, be is a danger- cus stimulant, tending ys he does to produce intoxication and delirium ticmens. Of course, he is an Amer- ican product. Only in the land of Miss Frances R. Bowen, of Bos |-free speech™ could his developmen: ton, arrived in the city on Tuesday, be more than started and is stopping at the Common- ; Although the nationa wealth grove, at Sparling, of which ;i : Mrs. H. E. Memmiugcr, of Coro- vet, Is spending today in the city tho guest of her mother, Mrs. B. ¢ god of ELAND, FLA., NOV. 15, rizht of the people to ussemble, and / TERRORS OF MILITARY SCHOOL te petition the goverument for re- dress of grievances. This amendment to the Constita- tion w.is written as a limitation to 1 Tuzkes it say more than it does say. |1le head at his home. In actual operation this article has | never prohibited laws against relig- | iovs or so-called—practices 1912. that | tary school by descending a PAGE FIVE Book 2nnoyed Him. “Oh, piease Co away with that bock!” was the remark of a2 maa te the bench, when the conviction book as proGuced to show that it was bis DROVE HIM TO DEATH. Urbana, Ohio, Nov. 1i.—Donalu |ia the sound of my voice” is able i thy power of Congress, of which | Vare, 17 years old, son of Attorne: | fifty-gizth appearance in court. H disti i ' bedy, “the spirit of '76” was very | T. B. Ware, of Mechanicsburg, dicu T ——————— distinguish a demagogue from a|. P d ¥ T . g i | demijohn. Thoush both have usual-|J¢A1018. The demagogue always'ioday after having shot himself iu BUSINESS MEN, WAKE UP! He (~-cape|i: | from the Staunton (Virginia) Mili- rope Ig is time for you to stop paying for your place of business and never ‘get a deed. Just count up the appear inconsistent with the public | from his room on the fourth l0oor amount of rent you have paid since #004; it does not prevent libel suits; it did vot prevent arrest and convic- tion of Miss Malone, who persisted ia interrupting public speakers with a demand that they state their po- sition on Woman's Suffrage; it did not interfere in Little Falls, N, Y., and in similar cases against the con- Viction of a party of Socialists for violation of against speaking on the street; it his never prevented the military o the city ordinance ! ll:luse Memphis, a city and returned home. His parent: you started business, and still you pievailed upon him to return to don’t own the property. school, and while his mother await- I have just purchased the five lots ¢¢ him at the depot young Ware eost and back of Bryant building and slipped home and shot himself. I ncrth of the Tremont hotel, on Maia ! street. No better location for busi- WO EVENING PAPERS ’neu in the city for sale. Th: sise COULD NOT MAKE GOOD., lof lots 23x120, fronting on Maie 5.———8“-”'\91' !street, leaving a back alle; of 18 150,000 | terms, one-fourth cash, balance in Nov. 1 These 10ts will be sold om of Memphis, Tenn., she is part owner. Miss Bowen ex- . is on the road to recovery now |pects to epend a restful month in|{pople sive, 8 Pr. and Mrs. Clifton, Mr. Koen- | ah g S o s b i i i rel and Miss Ogg, members of the [ these that deserves worship is some- America is generally supposed to be the Almighty Dollar, the American at least nominal wor- were only our wor- ip intelligent. The thing in all} the 1ps assembling on the streets in | ¢t (one, two and three years, 8 per cent Interest. First buyer gets the first For further particulars, sce population, was unable to suppo {1wo evening daily newspapers, the, News Scimitar, an evening daily choice. withorities from arresting a!l | for life, , custrated that this eity of 150,000 ' sazogues of one hundred and population was not large enough la on the power of Congress, for OOC OOCLOC-DOTHC OC"‘JO' jus. H. M, Newman will occupy Southern faculty, returned thisliping hoyond end greater than the LVTTy Years ago Were ASpuring the [ e (wo evening newspapers. Lulpit of the Cumberland Pres- | morning to Sutherland after a pleas: | i1y we Wlindly revere. People “by al) that 18 good and boly: A downtown styeet corner |~a sterian church next Sunday motn-| ant sgy in Lakeland. Dr. Clifton There is a saying that anything thit they were not gollig to o any I named as the place where bids will | | ' { the 11 o'clock hour. The pub- | ir president of the college, and bt |y by proven by the Bible. It fs| 0" 0t undera vongress than un-jy, g Editor Rain numumlnh’ 1 + cordially invited. e and his charming wife, as well #3 | 110 easicst thing on earth for the |40 Kking, unless the power of | 00 (he pighest bidder will be i 2 the other members of the party.| jemasozue to find an appropriate |1 ' VnAress slllould be pared dowa !\, rdeq the entire holdings of lho1 Proqram '0" Ionlont ihe Ladies’ Memorial association made many friends during their [y ¢ pdeed, it is related that aman, | ll‘ A deal “”'“"".ri - i { News Scimitar, which includes “"I their friends spent two days at | short sojourn in Lakeland. [ disgusted with the monotony of his reat principle behind the Bi-{yequed Press franchise. The cmetery this week, Wednesday daily tare, yet not daring ) to offend ! " Pdeathl for God and man. Tl s part of the “spirit of s love A i News Scimitar has always suppori- H : (ed the Demoeratic until th: M H"NRY S ORCHESTRA T | Thursday, and as a result '.h'.-I Miss \in.lul Wilson, a former [l land-lady, used 1o relieve hx.. . 4 . I party . is in a much more presentable resident of "“‘"l' nd.but who for ¢ ings by eaying, “Hehrews 13:8° i ”"_' DEIGIRIE Rhat L OUE nt campaign, when it made THE MAGIC WAND. .Lition, although the attendancc|tome months has been diving at’ o po wr down to his meals. \n'r 800 ol und o tgnflocly ng fight for the Bull Moose fac- 1A Modern Fairy Story Swecetly Pa f Jduy was not mearly 80 large as | Plant City, had the misfortune 10 0w cqueit the true spirit of | prelrrad 10 by our public speakerst o thetic and Charming in Simple ladies desired. | fall last Saturday, at which thne she . apcient Jows, the wenderfut | 410 cmbody In the Constitu- | | Beauty. i schtvaid o . Bifeve et e idad y o tion s that of the most good to the | iy S { AL SRS received injuries ich may prevent aracter of Josias, or the loyalty o st o . B IOT] O0F APPLICATION FOR (Essanay — Drama. ) | vr and Mrs. R. A. Brinson, who :wr ({r.l.m ever walking - or at Aposties by participating in, or | Wil {liclo Wi | LEAVE TO0 SELL MINOR'S | i warried last night by Dr. Now- least that iz the opinicn of two sur- (o0 bande of tents, Wo may | {E L el LAND AN UNSEEN ENEMY i the ‘Baptist Pastorium, spent {geons who are in a‘tendance at her ro elosely upon the L oun ' ' "“':"<'lj of l‘.u:. dema | { Showing the Working of | {hit at the home of theformer's bedside. ) ‘ilsan whq s 1 a u‘ Jeous Hiin- | i bt tha « demligiing, Ko, (6 "I Notice is hereby given that on the Scoundrel | in-law, Mr. F. W, Barber, Ding at th ! i N Lzl iy e siiit ap | B iesties that ‘""v‘"‘;m g, W il iy of Docontior; &, Dy 1914, (Biograph —Drama.) ; (L this morning on their wed- has recently roovered e ; onld s Judement, ourd . con nply 1o Honorable W, B - | (in which will inelude Savan- Gk of deneas il ir wes thes b iy N W iinet ~..) nd o most un Dovtai. ety s s and. for WINTER SPORT AT MORITZ { .‘.ul«;mn and Washington, | that in bt ! vordition s A 4 AL nong i Cpalk enunty, Statc of Florida, st hic Some Very Thrillin Toboeaning ‘ R T AT beenme disey sad el toiabe floor, i ( el | : ' ’l" v I.‘l [ | Offics 10 Partow. in said county, for and Ski Jumping, Showinw Some ! ‘larion Drackett, of Bostom ‘he fall ! \ Vv the B I o R noorder authorizing me, as ewat Fine Winter Sport in the Land i v a oellie an ( W e who has been staying for i | e B A T Lokt i . _‘ i .‘“‘Y. : P : Winmn of the minor, Molle Blan |-l‘ |1| and Snow | weeks with her chum, Miss vl cufs bt Ly A o ] L HnEae, 0 Y donns, to eell at private i (Eelipse - Drama) | ¢. Doanc, at the Sparling 0f L P IR S vl i \ ve chould found our retigio i tollowiy property holon: I | ' il vernment We can ten £ f wow the Commonwealth, will 10 otild £ : {nlsas i | i ing to eabd estate, towit: Lots &g ) 3 4 Sy ? ; i i ¢ ro far has no | 1 fron i ,‘ i .' i ’ 0 1 to appland at sight of the "’ o & ; sy H | . heme next Sunday, stoppin T n 1N The spivit of 76, and U " jeia | i & of Mok 19 in West Lakely |u| sees ! : ! e by o oman with the v te for a short visit with rela- i #r wincinl or i i o . Said lands belonzing to the estate o - ! ( }ur 1 4 . o g i 8 ! pria i os lor which our f - i fiele o Cionghits L0 willig Ladd Tands belo ;| : X ld en u“dcr |2 50 < at Newark, N. J. WERE JUST CELEBRATING. ot fonglin! thess dro magle wordsute, oo R T e e -I\ gald minor, to he sold for her | r Ay sees { ET 5 tive signal tor applause, We may g i hegt interest | ¢ , I vl less readily to the war-cry ¢ v \ire. K. C. Angell and Mrs. H. D. In the cise of Deputy Sherit not Know much about tlese i e I~“ Iw“"m _m iommq “nmfi]l' | This 14th day of November, 19 l & : ; ; ) : e demagogue, an e prompt - W o " | OOONGTOOOIONIND adenhall expect to leave Sunday ppank Seott, of Polk connty, and R | hut we Know when we ousit 1o =y 0 5y i o6 Wisdom and trae o B WA it b West Palm Beach, where they (. \yij.on, of Bartow, hoth charged pivud. Was it impossibie for ons g, o THE PHILOSOPIHER BOOOOCOOCOGOCCCECO00UONET ;0 1o attend the State Federation of (i gisorderly conduct, Judge M [fathers to make o MISUARET AN, | e —————— oo Y i Vomen's Clubs, Mrs. Angell belng ey cohen yesterday morning what shall he do, who has some an _ Y { o president of the local club and gyoq vy of them $11, reminding eestors on one side of a ques ‘1: Mendenhall a delegate there- \p .. . (1o time thty they were tion, and some on the othe Wit from I hoth getting off light ie the use ol dragsing our nn«"- ¥ et The deferdants were represented tors from their graves in an efloi N | ’ PARK HILL \irs, Il H. Register and QW()“.:. Attorney Morcow who plead thai to get their opinion oun questions ¢ iren expect to leave in a few o jiors colobrating e tcaay? These are our battles, It ! for Inverness where they will 0 1y, victory and thar €nough for us to know that the g } relatives for the mext two g oo (e name “Tammany Wi of the past took sides ns Mr tezister’s health hus yiqy ey in - which ' ¢ cience dictated ard fonghi the ! W P.WW%NW{WW\/N VWJ‘A/W" flJ\NWW i 1 satisfactory for eome time, ! bravel What matters it is hoped the change wili 't W incon would have : teial, { 1 n ) : : ; A8 '\ 1 ‘ b I ot ! e , First. Bceavse it is in the Pest Town in Sonth Florida, o sy, | Sccond. Peeause it is as HIGH if not HIGHER than any : &5 point in Lukcland. ' o ! : Thi Peenuse it has One Mi'e of Granolithic Side Walks. i i T | Fourih. Eccauscit hos High Class Building Restrictions. | b : H i e 1 RENS | Fitth. Pccouse 4 Ecautifel Lekes canbe scen from its Summit. , "t‘ 1 Lauder 9 d » oy L <ohat:hie river to do 1 Sixth. Bccause Shade Trees will ke planted on all streets this iy 11y well, “onc ANEDE . " 't since his introduction into " 7 7 7 7 © ey 808 104 Serae Scventh. Because all Streets will be Graded. st divnified deliberative bod > Tanink wa o hundred and Uariy-sis, 5 !_ Ol it ‘ one hundred anc weit n 32 % . . . . P world. o Pl‘()[).dnl_f_.i fonignt, s e L Fighth. Because it is the most attractive Residential Section 3 } »».uo.»cmw ”I"‘“r*‘i, SRGEE R st o :;'_“:'_ wins in Lakeland. - nrphs Jlor | Beautitul ane uspiring alc Vi [ 11 VOIR, words: & [D l S 0 V I‘ 5 & X We hold these traths 1o 1 Ninth. Because Lotscanbe soldon REASONABLE Terms. ’ o - evident—that all men arc o1 } THE S SUEE (0% D) s Railees Tenth. Be-ause if you don’t, you will wish you had, if you ' ( ) their Creator with certain i 5 { "fi"ceeenmfl{mmw PR able rights; that among the.e dO, wfll a]ways bC glad. ’i KLY liie, liberty, and the pursait oi 1 e . | 2V 3 piness, ;8 . OLD_EST AND BEST IN THE However, they are decidedly COUNTY SQUATTERS' RIGHTS. (Rex—Drama.) THE GAMBLER AND THE GIRL. (101 Bison—Drama.) THE LOVE TRAIL. (Nestor—Comcdy.) - | General Admission...J0C ™ ;. o o wase o taw ¢ OPEN AT 6 P. M., [tic They frecd the negroes, and ! Llindly followed would | mest of our reforms, open our pri !doors, and rescue the criminal der sentence of death. Thg most widely quoted part ! | the Constitution—one might bettcs overtury | pecting an establishment of religio —_-=_—S — Deen- Bryant G. C. Rogan ... Vin Children, under 12...5¢ or§. M. § TEPHENS ADMISSION .........ceoeen 100| Lo nsnnnaessssnsssssssse {or prohibiting the free exer: thereof; or abridging the freedom of speech, or of thg press; or the