Lakeland Evening Telegram Newspaper, February 19, 1913, Page 4

PAGE FOUR. 1HE EVENING TELEGRAM, LAK ELAND, FLA, FEB. 19, 1913 Fublished every afterncon from m.?chee, words almost {ail them, at the with an iron hand, is the only way Kentucky Building, Lakeland, Fla. [i;randeur of the panorama, as it ap-to bring order out of chaos. RS _‘_-__'_“ Farently glides by in one pictur- e Entered in the postofice at Lake- | esque, ever-changing, never-endln;; The Tampa Tribune is immensel: land, Florida, as mail matter of the vista of beautiful scenic effects, bes- | i1 earncst with its plan to bond the second class. gars description. Here is subject State for $30,000,000 to secure a = | matter for the poet, for the nature |comprehensive system of good roa: M. F. HETHERINGTON, lnmn."l,im. for the prosaic secker after | We sincerely respect its enthusiasm HE | knowledge, either to impart to the'{y the matter, nor do we condemn B. m- 4 i USRS oo, ghome-mker or of which to take ad-im judgment, for the benefits o! 2 vho . guch a system of highways are too ") 9 TES: vantage himself. Verily, those who, 0“8"’:‘,“ T . $5.00 'have not taken a trip along the up- obvious to be disputed; but will the Six mn‘h‘.‘ sonshie 250 per reaches of the Caloosahatches 'mp]g of Florida consent to pay the Th mnl.h.l e e 13§ |have missed much in the line of price? It is a very stiff undertaking De:i?ored .n";.:.' ".‘;;;. the | beauty that is to be found in Flor- |for a State yet in the infaney of its - i (down through the old canals and honest and capable man at the head “ “ ' ne tvei"flo Ielegrdm ?strlking the beautiful Caloosahat- i of affairs to enforce his personal will l“fl“ m““n““ “ i P ey st LT LI, L. ! ¢ Lakeland ida.” i development, and it would take a :::“,’o - . Cl"l.o( e {very large-minded, public-spirited en One of the Roman emperors, Calig- | eagle-visioned electorate looking far 1 From the same office is fasued | uls, We believe, hung his decreeuit‘eyond the present to a mighty fu- THE LAKELAND NEWS up so high on the walls that the peo- | ture, to forget the taxes and ;he day A weekly newspaper giving a re-| b1t couidu’t read them, thus e'u-<0f redemption in theh-h ent \l:ialm sume of local matters, crop eomds, ' ulling him to punish them tor ms-‘fcr the cause. But like the equal zlxuf- tions, county uffairs, etc. Sent ..,.;m..-,ving laws they didn’t know ex- | frage amendment to the constitu- sted. Our laws here in Florida, ig- | tion, there is no harm in trying. where for $1.00 per year. st | i ' norance of which gives us no excuse i disobeying them, figuratively | The cub reporter is not generally THERE WILL BE | speaking, are also huug up on the |esteemed a person of commandine PLENTY OF DEBATE. waiis where the people can't read importance on the staff of a daily R "them. At least that is what Assist- | paper, but we apprehend that it wi!l i " aut Attorney General Andrews says, |be otherwise with our esteemed the editorial page of the Miami wb a very suflicient reason why ue|Tampa contemporaries since the Metropolis doesnt know the ob- wants the pext Legislature to take Chicago Cubs took up winter prac- stinacy, perverscuess and Prcjudlces’lhe necessary steps to bave all lh.,|lice quarters in that city. The Cuh Of mere KRN A% NOIL B8 WO 0. N statutes of Florida revised, with v |reporter is likely to be the most she did she would have less faith o 005t out and the living one | haughty and sought-after individual LHAL Rheinow . Broizese that Cis next e arranged that some of the rest oi [On the staff of either Tribune or legisluture will adopt the remluuon,uu 40 well 4n Ll Tawyars. ean tull | Times) smiing the el CBIlGARD l what the laws of the State arc. Says amendment to the constitution '°|.\|r N e e And old Porfirio Diaz, over yonder the people of Fli. ‘with little de-| " " \ch form as to be a guide to|It Europe somewhere, he fes' laf - al) citizens desiring information, [#nd laff at the bully good joke his Such a resolution would proclm-,wm_m_r judge, lawyer, or layman, |nephew Felix play on that feller Ma- tate a gabfest almost without prece- | for they were intended for the guid- | dero. dent in the legislative annals of this | a1¢o o all persons o e aflected: by g an.d ‘f" His sosk 4% MOSE" ) om.* Hlis recommendation is that hung prejudices and hoary traditions thel Loginnture. ot lu nest wision §€ ERRnAT oaintion (8 e should authorize the governer “to| A matter of woman and her proper ob- SR (] scurity in the political scheme of APpoint one AL ANL comPIANT B ! thtle Nonsense son, versed in the law, who has an | things, would be on their feet at 4 t vork to once yelling for recoguition by the 8Ptness for the particular work tc | Now and Then speaker of the Houss. ‘be performed, whose duty it should We cannot share the faith of the Leiio revla atd eolislidete olr erh: 1y ot the Metronoils. AIhoHER e oral laws into the number of volumes | . She Was Qut._ ; y 1 the people "ot exceeding two, and present same ‘ Customer--1 wish you'd show me pes no good Teanon why il ready for adoption by the Legisla-'the thinmest thing you have in & ‘The accomplished lady who writes PRSNEREE S PRI G ey .:?Ilixldn t“ble lpermllu:*'d l'o :oto; o: tiie ot 1016 | blue serge suit. :u;ll:' ";:‘: ‘:lmv:'lml:ld Il?u Imnllc:l xl::tv i e ! Ptwmse. 1 vl W Sy (8¢ tor the cause of equal suffrage A8 the man living in a “dry’ Uré i Bt b now. it such vote were postponed for a Stite who wants to buy intoxicating | number of years until the voters can !iuuors from a “wet” State for his A Good Reason. get the illumination of a long cam- bersonal use is not prohibited from A mother was telling her littic , E am- jdeing so by the Webb bill, it would boy, aged five years, about the habits "seem that the only enemies of that of animals. **Why do you think 4 bill wonld be the gents engaged in dog hangs his tongue out of his the blind tizer tratlic who are mouth she asked him, paien of education on the subject. The Metropolis quotes the pro- posed amendment to the constitution conferring suffraze upon the women of Ploriila nad addss cetopped by its terms from shippi Y1 dees to balance his tail, mam tnd the Metropolis helieves thar Hauor for such iilesal purposes, And ma ki ohiid goplied the 1 tare will adopt the resq. Yet there cecin to he others and thei KPR S O lution with little debate, It is more- U 205 Who hold the Webb bill u Jinks (at the wodding reception i v of diFcovering il the ma- Jority of 1l It will eertainly oy =-I've made a hit with that won men of Piovida are will- - : g 1 How the woien of the State wlingg cominerce” o over there-—she can’t keep her ey« the privilese of divect share in the Rl S e L e s t il t : il which have he Blinks - Ssh She's a woman de- OVedd » i ateh Yy waat- ¢ = : & i AL detiving laree profits from biine tective employed to wateh the wed ever willh ¢evolve upon the coming ding presents, tizer orderg, but why should the hon Legiviature except that of aceedinz ‘ert hooze fzliter who can cet his body of representative wowen who 10Ur fUll quarts by express, just q He Knew What Shg Wanted, are undoubtedly capable of taking o, vrnal, zive his sympathy and u .fu:lt; H_u- ‘\-('nn;m 11“..1 d(.‘“n a ll“\\'-“'”‘" highly intellicent part in publie af- SUPPOrt to the buwless tizer on such :""‘ *"““'h‘-“' been reading and said to airs. Whether Florida is ready for ! an issue? Rather should he joiu Wr. husband: ' | general suffrage or not is a matter | With the total abstainer to drive the | Do you kl""\\. I wish 1 had one | to be decided by the people. She hus“"‘i”‘l out of business and thus per- | O7 these il.flhlillvs. Oh, 1 l!llnk it shown hecse!j progressive in many | chance improve the quality of Inv-i“““”‘l Y»H‘ Jl.mt g-r-a-n-d to sit on . other respects, however, and her peo- {OWN liquor and make the lining m‘"“‘k with r-mnn!.\mi.\-. and have him | jiis stomach last that much longer. ' FVe about the incomparable golden | women of the Site have proved in et color of my halr and tell me that m: many an able way that they are tion. William Jennings Bryan has ) 08 Were s ml.‘.fl s s e e ready to make noble use of the bal- [ shown by his Investments fn this| " fj:).h. )“l()”.(,.' o lot. As to the adoption of the equal | State on the East Coast that I ot h-huh!" said the husband ,V:lwn-‘ franclize resoiution by the Legisla- |shares in common with many th. ""\nd that the delle: ; : ture in April it ehould be urged by sinds of others, falth fn the : | atthil N UL Bl abe every intelligent citizen in Florida, | future of Florida, and lee wants o to a Jjust request, sanely put by a ple are justice-loving, while the | eliceks had been painted there by the pantels and that he couldn't live no atter what his individaad be- | 20t in on the grownd door as it were ¢ Lief mn‘ be regarding the right » fMr ll‘r i is with us today in Lal SUMAL e Ooh, T think aa afie- lefs may 2a e rights o yan s th ux today AR s ¥ - 8 i ¢ ) : ity like that would be"—— women. It would e too uiiiestiy [ lrd o keep his Chautangua ap- {7 “Tisn't an affinit : : & n't an affinity y va *in- unfair to dewy the people ol the Pointment tonizht, and if he wils v JOn. Nanl; 0 ¥ : terrupted her husband, “What vou State the power to decide the ques- | $tay over tomorrow and let some o m to at § lai i S h 4 £ B¢ 0 wan i d -fash- tion by (heir wajority vote.” ihls many admirers here show him i ;1 1 Har.” bl L | s , foned lar. 0 jover our city and the surroundin: ; 4 | —— A TLORIDA JOURNEY country he will be so impressed wit + 8ign of Age. When you reach the point at which you want to talk about the s of thel WELL WORTH TAKING. the beauty and advanta situation that he ean b rosis A zood many people don't yet | the temptation to lecome a La * - of your health, that is another Enow that a ship canal across Flor- [ 'roperty owner. All of us, De you are growing old.--Phil fda is an accomplished fact; but |crats, Republicans, Prozressives and ' Record such is the case, and, while n,‘.!.\“ cialists alike, would be glad to . e e e et “ships” are on rather a small scale, | have this great Demoerat and worl ! they are vessels carrying freizht un.xf’i' ure attached to our city by the: At The | passengers all the same and they ! ties of a real estate investment, an« | | have been making trips jor: some | Wwe can tell him right now in open | ! weel's past as our news columns | confidence that if he gets any Lake- | | have heretofore stated. From a re-|land sand in his shoes while he' | P i cent issue of the Fort Myers Press!bere, we've got a sure thing on an- | ! i we take the following interesting | 0ther visit from him. ; reference to ore of these trips whicy ' e — | i is probab!y the most novel and pic-! They played it low down on Ma- | tore turesque journey now to be made i: tdero at the last and hog-tied him i | Florida |© way which any true soldier should | “These trips across the State, despise. ile's the ramest fishter i+ Double beds and single beds; through the Everglades canal, from I Mexico and he subsides without o ocean to gulf, or from gulf to ocean, | honor- if he hag cubsided. Th- are becoming more and more popu-! iz fact which stands ont 150 mmodes, Rockers and Diners, lar, and from the present outlook, Iy not to be geen in all this i ‘tchen Cabinet and Sideboard, Sit- the time will not be far distant wher blood-stined faree in Afes there \\:ill be an urzent necessity for that the people of that so-calln "¢ Refrigerators, Sewing .\Ynchlnes,’ two or more hoats running recular- rublic are utterly wnfit fop colf- <«¢h Swing, Table, Clocks—near- y, especially durine the wi sea- ernment and if is : { 1y, especially d ! winter sea., ernment and i there is to be any 1y anything. Goods bought aud sold | gon, when the tourist travel is at its reace and socnrits o 1 and pron- | beight. Those who make the trip €Tty over thers it rct camn t1 roush | i are always enthusinstic in their de- some antocratic forr of « ywernment ecription of the unique features en- They need another i, who wil! | eountcred, eo different from any or- give them the ghadow « thout the @inary trip, and, when after cross- substance, and rizht now they would l ing Lake Okeechobee, the big fresh- do better without either, and a des- 'Ie Second‘"an“ Man water inland sea, and coming on'potism, pure and simple, with some 210 West Main Street, Lakeland, Fla. £prings $1.00 and up. Dressers and | { | O~ = 2 %) 2 SO EEEEEEESEE B CONTEST NOW GOING ON LAKELAND HARDWA! . et bt b L ss £7£9035 Follow That Impulse You want your own home. The land is no one may' heritage or isit willed to any particular class of people by divine right. Procrastination the Thief of Time It the devil is responsible for the “putting off ‘ti] 1. morrow habit,” then he has earned his job. A Lot in Bowyer’s Sub-Division Is a step in the right direction. The home--voyr home, will soon follow. WHY BUY NOW? Because this beautiful addition in North-West Lake- land contains a limited number of large full lots. Re- cause these lots will increase in value with the city's growth. Because the price of these lots is remarkably low. ane the payments easy. Because if adversin overtakes you before your lot is paid for you will geta SQUARE DEAL. Think It Over Then Act Today For Tomorrow Never Comes BOWYER BROS, iv F. J. CARPER, Sales Agent, 7 New P. 0. B!¢n J R e A LT T I T T T T T T T T T - —— > a— S We have,in stock a line of tncubators consisting of 1 No. A at $8 60 eggs The Votes | gy February 15, 1913 Screen L‘,‘("g s i Mrs. 1L W. Odom ......... 13,680 d W' d TR . \ ‘ 2 No. I at $16 Mrs. Nellie Fidler .......... 8,490 an In ("“ [0 110 eqgs # | Mrs. W. R, Graham ........ 2,03 : »"-.r [ INo. 2 at $20 | Have Arpive: 5 175 cggs Mrs, W, T. Mellwain . ...... 16,260 Yo s o 9 O R oo 65 I No. 4 at $35- 350 eqgs - W. Irveson ..... A line of Breoders | Miss Georgia Strain ... .. «+ 20,035 3 4 I No. | $7.00 | Yiss ittie Funk .......... 12,105 Buy afi e : 30 chicks Ars. J. A. Wood ... 1N0.2S9.00 | v vowam.. ... ... . 75 l cream fi'f(; "' 100 chicks WHI WIS ¢ooeorornsns 3 . ! A 5 year guarante®? | 10 ) YeAr guarante’s’ I \iss Lillte May Melntire. . . . 24,225 r | ‘ witheach. Coll and . G ‘. om a ”'\ K¢ ste & Buckove. Miss Margaret Marshall. .. .. 60,365 » { :; e FC M T i 0 0‘ 50 ]US[ ] % Wehaveanew broom 5 : ‘: Mrs John Edwards ........ 5,000 made of light im- ported broom straw [t sweeps all the carpets perfectly clean. The handle is made of light reed poles. We giveeverypurchaser $5 00 worth of piano coupons who buy one of these brooms. Get one while they last. ] TR Dixieland Methodist church...11,110 rccelved' Bl‘} : L SRS 320 S ey . | early and ge! ::,:k:;,iord ........... 1,050 fflre a" afl, ! Thelma Mann.............. 1,430 SOId. | ™ O & PLUMBING Co0.