Lakeland Evening Telegram Newspaper, January 20, 1913, Page 4

PAGE FOUR sippi town recently drew up a long 'M twthflfl lewflfdm winded petition full of big words and ’ - - ‘——E circulated it among the people, stat- Published every afternoon from simply, that it was “about the Kentucky Building, Lakeland, Fla. Everybody signed it. The ' e tollowing Monday when the bourd of docuniit i e Entered in the postoffice at Lakew‘ land, Florida, as mail matter of the :uervisors met the | tvesented and the clerk was request- ~——————— | td to read it. Many of the signers F HETHERINGTON, EDITOR. | [were prescnt and were greatly hor- second class. M §|1Iu<l to find that they had signed a ;'; petition charging the board with ev- l¢ry unlawful act on earth, and de- ‘mundin;: the immediate resignation | of each one of them. The members «f the board nearly had fits until ] | it was explained by the lawyers that | they just wanted to show how easy L1t was to get signers to any petition _!\\‘il|1<;||l the signers reading or { knowing the nature of the document. ! moraul know what you ar2 'ning hefore you sign. Manager. HENRY B! CON, SUBSC Rll—‘l‘lo\' RATES: One year 5.00 Six months .. .. . . 2.50 Three months 1.25 Delivered anywhere within the limits of the City of Lakeland for 10 cents a week. From the same offi.e is issued THE LAKELAND NEWS A weekly newspaper giving a re- snme of local matters, crop condi, tions, county afiairs, ete. Sent any- where for $1.00 per year. The is, 0 ihe i the Everyvhody Lenefits by L post, NO W moie u N hang in the small city and town AN ANNIVERSARY WE 1if he will utilize his opportunity: It NEVER FORGET. gives him an even break with the [ biz mail order houses —it even Li\ul e Washington, enl crude and enltured, spon- noble and written with the wi As cold and fervid, taneous and perfu cheap, is spoken each re birthday of Roberp 1. lost of B m Lner says: cel post makes a | 1 order center of every town and | in the United States, It confer, (no advantage city an- e tother. The who looks to the soldier and i the “early bird™” these tributes to his memory come | he the one who will suceeed in build- in such volume never given | ing up big trade. The govern- to any other soldier of any other iment has providel him with ch cause that went down in defeat, and i rates, and the will to very, very few of those Whos® | ne vehicle through which to adver- causes ended in suecess. The rvusnn; and scoop in thy shek- i Is not far to s In appraising Lee 1s. It will be the merchant with the world dissociates him from the [(he energy, enterprise and flag he fought for and thinks only thar will use these two potential in- ot the great, strong, | -like per- | serumentalitic the parcel post and sonality of the superlative | ihe newspaje to build np a for- gift of nature to the which no ftune. It is an opportunity never he eetting of a lost dwari | fore presented to the hustling, wide and no nation carveful fin awake merchant.” human s can aftord tor, Suech men as Lee have gcarce, and the historic which he belongs, though collossal in is made up of fo few that they netory, and eit urring anniversary of of one over | Lo, merchant i of a Canse yet for an example wiil | \ as were a be ! newspapers tise his wares hustle | man, S | i race cause can of its E L vs heen 10 0 Al We lave tat Mr preacher in the maintained for years past group In s the gieatest world, and we doubt thay it he should quit polities ! and confine himselt viork in the could not only when i fthousands to Christianity Y countey, but thag he could it ihi dehtor the world and make the the o : est o missionary FLORIDA SUFFRAGETTES anl We note by the papers that ARE GETTING BUSY. | !¢ preached in Minmi yes till lirg the Methodist pulpip in that city jadthongh he is w Preshyterian by faith. Bat he nominational Bryan i don’t ! may almost be connted on the ti of one hand. sary of his hirth, make it a | we gave this evangelistic field he people by this ' 2o all z [ Today is the annive ¥ ) religious do well 1o for world and we holiday, to the forever convert eaul in an made Ovor sinee Apostly HAN The progressive in Florida is here to where else. Our women differ in no | i essential from those in other parts | Paling to the sonls of men i o* the country, and, while the preju- | | dices of custom may hold oat longer here, ve might understana that the suffragette is among us; thay her propagands is more ke 1o grow than otherwise, and that w. witl have it to reckon with in our fature politics. And another delusion in the mat- ter of might well get rid of is that women take the ficld for are of the mannish, riety, who hury start hy their own Lok charm and womanlines drew the i the press early stau nmovement ! heak-nosed, with no ¢k to favial grace of person; but thatr eam. ploneer has been suceveded by o ferent type, and the aid sonal charm fit for shows as well as suffrage mecting are now freely cause. he ! o peet it Wonn movement SLUY, @ every- cares nothing for de | lines when he s ap- 0 Welve got an ddea that our Flor- ida man, Temple, who is up in Wash- ington to reason the case of retain ing the preseng small tarifft on or janges with the House® committer, | will do his work so well that the | committee will find it very h.m!' work, it not impossible, to seriously as well woman suffraze we as injure a great and growing national | industry when it comes to the re | vision of thar particular sehedule | red VRS g Mr Temple will have the active | cat the S e At e Eouhiort of at least two of onr Flor- | of Teminine | | congressmen qnality who that movement short-hp their v the of | Anthons | fire il I and derisive SUpr X o R[usan \ 1t bl has been introduc ot the % nual doin the miny the ke & yeurs Coproviding Tor 4 all This hill ought No ¢l larder day an of won vacations Jor Lovernmeny l a skinny, | railway mail clerks 1 old maid | beauty metallic-voi o become law publi- i s of do railway mail clerks, ! are more constantly exposed im or rvants work or bette ol | Work than these dit-and they to danzer than any other set of men here to jump when the dis HOT even sis- country is never them ziven to help on th ter, o " Here in Floridy some of onr finest too late | young women ! come out for tie new movement, next Leg lature will undoubtediy be asked to o and t Forty thonsanad quarts of straw- | banite, "other morning, and, | would be home at 6 o'clock that ev- The Ocala Ban-| | the Hive others of Uery, wandered about aimlessly for i whil half subme |ll|o minister's name think LOnly a fool would have THE EVENING TELEGRAM, LAKVILAND, FLA., The Tampa 'rrlhunc says that a Kansas preacher has given out the statement that he had rather drink 1ed ink than beer. Why not blie or black? ner. Probably he the town red with more ink of that hue. Ocala Ban- because could paint lity with A Little Nonsense Now and Then True Loyalty. Jenkins, a newly-wedded kissed his wifte subur- goodby th: telling her he ening, got into his auto and started for town. At no hubby peared and the little wife began to get nervous. When the night arrived she could bear the sus- 6 o'clock pense no longer, o she fither and sent him off to the tele- aph office brother Elks ing cach it her husband was stop- many living | ping with him overnight the cived no intelligence or As dawn appeared a furm wagon containing a farmer and the derelict husband drove up to while trailed the broken down auto. Al- most simultaneously came a messen Morning and Wite had re the missing man ame house, teer hoy with an answer to one of lhvl intervals by | tollowed at All of them read: John is spending the night Lippincott's, telegrams, vith me” Expectant. A man slightly under the inllm-nn liquor strolled into the art gal-! and stationed himself in fron! painting several mermaids water. He re- of Ul of a Why red ink?| had ap-' hour of mid- | aronsed her | with six telegrams to as in town, | frantic | behind the wagon | JAN. 20, 1912, { the city Automobiles running without head | and rail lights or standing on streets without head and tail lights at i night | vuromobiles failing feivect crossin | failing to & | crossings. Automobiles not being properly li- ¢oensod under eity ordinances. Exeessive use of locomotive whis- ties i the city limits. Blocking of streets and crossings by 11 Locking of closet doors on trains. And uumber of complaints of ¢iiy ordinances being violated. It i+ my desire that the public have notice to obey the loregoing ier city ordinances. You are instructed therefore that on und after Jan 21 | shall expect | you and your force to enforce all the iordinances of the city of Lakeland, inciuding the ones herein referred to to the letter without fear favor to approach on proper speed anid o proper signals at the ains. [ “ wuple cnd o or 1wt your force accordingly. s truly 0. M. EATON, Mayor -Tues. Sat -Mon Slow Suicide. “The entirely sclf-centered man is always a man slovly Kkilling himself. Pachelors do not usually live as long as married men; yet no ob- i that bachelors really take less care of themzelves. No, they are always taking care of themselves, and it is the care that shortens their lives."— [ “In Cotton Wool,” by W. B. Maxwell, Well, Naturally. A man chureod in an English court with disorderly conduct pleaded that, seeing a notice on a lamp post, he ~elimbed up to read it, and the words "\\el paint” sli 'htly annoyed him. DONT PULL OUT 5| " THE GRAY HARS garded this picture intently for per- ! haps @ half hour. Then he walked over to an attendany and said: * cle fellow, what time doesh tide ont, anyway?"” Little Too Often. A certain pe sEor - of Wiho was spending divinity the summer in the Highlands was invited, says Yorkshire baptize the infant son of the local minister When the time of the ceremony vived, Seoltis the Post, to ar- the gnest gave out for congre- inging a paraphrase much favored on such occasions, “Let us,” suid he, “sing from the fifth ph heginning with the verse: ‘As sparks in close succession eational 3 para- 3 second tise. “To his consternation, the congre- wtion giggled andibly. Afterward, | when he asked the clerk what he had wrong, that functionary “You musy know, professor is Sparks, and ! n!" done plied: re yonder is his tenth | The Retort. It makes me o unhappy t that 1 have married and Dont worry about that Wite a fool Hus married yon ORDINANCES OF LAXELAND ARE TO BE ENFORCED. | (Mayor's Order No W.OHL Tillis, Chicf of Poliee, 1 land, Fla: bear Sir 1 heg to the tollowing violation of the city ordinances the of eland, Cows ranning at laree Riding bievele Riding and driving £ Nr o call your atten tion the complainis « city namely on sidewalks on sidewallis A Few Abvlications of a Simplc Remedy Will Bring Back the Natural Color. Pull out one gray huir dozen will take its place” saying, which is, to a great extent true, if no steps are taken to su the cause. When gray hairs apy it a sign that Nature nced girtance It is Nature's call for help. Gray hair, dull, lifeless hair, or hair that is falling out, is not necess sign of advancing age, for there and is are thousands of elderly people witi | { perfect heads of hair without a sin- ! gle streak of gray. ! When gray hairs come, or when | the hair seems to be lifeless or dead, ;mmo #ood, rellable hair-restoring treatment should be resorted to at Specialists that one o {the best preparations to use is the (.ld-f:lnhinnml “sage tea” which our \r".nu!p.nnm\ used. The best prep- jaration of this kind is Wyeth's Saze and Sulphur Hair Remedy, a prepa- ration of domestice re and sulphur, :erivn!i!lv:ul],\ compounded with later discovered hair tonfes and stimu- lants, the whole mixture being care- fully balanced and tested by experts Wyeth's 2, and Sulphur is cloas and wholesome and perfectly freshes dry, parched hai and gradually Luray say harm less, Tt removes dandreadl | stores # | ded or hair to its nat ural color Don’t delay another reing minute and Salohur ence and see what a difference treatmeny will Styre Wyeth's Sage 1 a fow days’ hair. This preparation is offered public at fifty o recommended sists, make in yo to 1! nts 13 a bottle and so'd by all dm eerver of the world would maintain | is an old | berries have been shipped from La dloway and Gri season jreports the Lakeland T ram. This is the sort of news that is helpine so materially in placi Florida oa CHOBOSOPOHOIOHCPOSOTOPOSOHOBOPOEOLOOIOLOE S SO Fish! Fish! submit an amendient 1o the land & tation piv vor right {6y since the openin vote. Of this new Florida suffrazette the Ocal en instance such ladies of wit, consti- Kathicen 1 " i e of s NS when m and and " as follows culture, and deadly serion irg behind all these, amendment, the legisl refuse them will be irdeed. Says the Star: “Miss Frances Anderson charming and accomplished A ter of Mr. H. L. Anderson, and Jacksonville, arrived end is the guest of Mrs. Hocker. Miss Anderson is a « rette, and if they were all like her the amendment would =o thronsh without opposition. Miss Andersen was brought up in Ocala, and all her ctildhood and girlhood friends are glad to see her. She will address the members of the Woman's club on female suff tomorrow afternoon.” o ess lurk- ¢ f will rted 20 ator who har 1 12h of 0 ala, yest for De thonsan It is the day of petitions, mocracy is militant and of hunzry Demoerats Fut in siening petitions c: reful-—it mizht be cven te read them hefore sion wr be a ine. T a Mig o frn-loving lawyers over iy 't their meeting | advisalle |} | the big map. Miami Metropolis | And the Lakeland section on Fiorida map in such strawberry red that ig attention 1" the conspicuo s attracts in- siant O ien This new m the the diant and “white hope” champion world of sluggerdom, Mr. Lu- © MeCarty, has the rare and ra- gift of becoming mode: a simple frankness unusual tribe. ilear him:: 2| the fichting game fine Just naturally fell into it. | n.n‘ rever a person to pick a fight, but it seemed as if 1 always =ot into it Once in a while 1 got trimmed a while 1 did not.” o a ¥\ like and mee in Postmaster that nasters are General Hitch exception iastie coc l\ 1 ml— the | w T‘TA' withouy enthy over And bill of tatio reel post servic 0 fare 11 Dothe boys over the shed for their d 1. hall by Squeers fur-| « or's th } | Prof K.d With a larg Salt Mackeral, Smoked Blot Kipper Herrine | Roe Coed Poncless PHON large Pure Food‘ Store W. P. Pillans & (. BOPOSOLODOBOD FOBOBOBOIO VO SOPOPOHOPOHOPOBOBOPOPOPOIOPOPOPODOBOFO 5. ‘.g E 93 " Commencing Saturday January 1§ For a few days only, we will sell any suit in oyr window for $9.00. Also any hat that we wi|| show in our window for $1.50. Now is your chance to g¢; some good clothes cheap, The Hub JOSEPH LeVAY 118 Kentucky Avenue Lakeland Where Can You Get Them? Here at this drug store. If the doctor savs you need a certain instrument or appliance come right to this store— we have it. Red Cross Pharmacy Phone 89 ¥ Quick Delivery Smith & Stem; For All hinds of REAL ESTATE Sse Us ful‘ R()SflMl[ and;PARK lIlIH~ ‘ Deen & Bryant Building Lakeland. ris o e in e e Bele Balutete o Tt Te Ta T T Tu TSt la S Sl =2 O‘Z’O’!*O'?MO’!’O‘!‘O‘&O“&O&O?Q" The Model Hardware Co. Headquarters for everything in hardware DO IO PO See our Parcels Post Computing Scales Carbide Lamps, Keen Kutter Tools, : Oil and Gasoline Stoves, Queensware ' and Graniteware. OO Tinning and Plumbing Contractors. 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