Lakeland Evening Telegram Newspaper, February 21, 1913, Page 1

}GOIERNORS f WENIGO AE: \LLEGIANG ; NOT RECOGNIZE NEW AD- MINISTRATION. S o May Be Exiled But It Is Not ught He Will Be Killed. Aty \<soclated Press.) v, Feb. z1 o nrst place in the +oday because CX- apital ot ns as to the nary country. ynally express his new gu\crumom. . . are here from nly by the new that the Madero ] < contemplating ' B e made )\ tor in its extremit v Be Exceuted Iu lNAUB"HA‘l“N feedipminz vat in Florida tor lhv"‘ A v liated Press.) Culication of the cattle tick will be! Feb Madors | opened Satuvday, the 22d of Bebru | | to juil, thrown Are Now in I\'v'\\' .-'-rk Laying thr at Maeclenny, Bakier county, by or summuarily ex-! Cornerstone of Lo ( | L ber Mr. Barber,' to reports todav | ¢ G | ner of many cattle, and anoen \Wilson. He re-! Monument. { stie auti-tick man, - vecent : jorn will be wiven a1 B\ Keantintad: roses) | wrote: turday, the 22d of Keb v his worst fat \\.whm.gum Feb, 21 Acurieninli Phary is Georse Washington's birth- | | Y 2 {da Let us mahe it also the birth | nvitation was sent today to twenty-| X = : i % i "EARS SLY | ihe purpose of laving the corner- i i . : 75 YEARS OI‘P- BUT UVLLL}J““P‘ ‘.f‘ e T ot maRG Ly vnlul'“nll\ and see the vat in opera | ww York, Feb 21~ I have st Vew York harbor, to attend the iu- ol fhe and a half years' work jaaguration ceremonics. Plans for sl AR A before me When | shall|civie seetion in the procession was i sished that 'l be SO years ipproved at the meeting of the com- Croling. and. ivlorida, prosaiit o nd tien | guess 1 ocan find some- | uittee last night and forwarded to 3 . & else to do.” Hill said this cheerily will be 75 o prime of life, has Washington, Feb, 2] rhe Unit S ashington, Feb. 2 v : g i P00 5 ¢ work,” said Mr. Hill 5 There are several vats in different] o nio oo was opened, and has packed [and George L. Clafflin, of Boston o4 States goserament will continue | papy of the State about ready for ¢ : never kills anybody it |0 lored teas trom thi § : v i all the other buildings where special | Mass., who are wintering in Orlando, i i ¢ « i S)ige g _e W e \ the . And 1 don't worry. Worn: Antey durine the Hew e Senson vse and these will be opened in hel i have been held. Nearly | have returned from a week's stay iu w, will kill even a cat e near future, 16,000 people have heard him speak | South Florida, during which time g cainnine May and will continue It has been exactly two ot business of the country is| = o0 g cead test”! for t : 7 ? iy during the day they visited Lakelund, Tampa, St. ind basis,” he said after he Yion of colorini matter, it wa «inee the subject of tick eradication | Sapting at % o'clock this morning | Petersburs, and Ballust Point. Mr. Vv tection of eoloning atver, as| wu oltnted ¢ » live okt fiowt . 1 s ed for an expression ) o (he treasury as agitated at the live stock t | with @ serviee at the Ohio peniten-| Newton is a representative of the | vaice 16 i 1 » 21 v i et : ‘Railroad earninzs ) o ot at the State universitt. atd | yiney. he has been on the jump ev-| Roger William Park muscum, of T railroad i like @ i vodenartt i nt i | Sl ',“' Mk i Daoet crv minnte. It has heen one bie| Providence, and is in Florida gather- i Athah T At B Sl b iy % | cry el gratified at the proso8Sgpecting after another, and it has|ing geological specimens for that in its tributaries or it £ That il | S ZR L, Fhe State board 06 nken most of the eity poliee fores! stitution, *“The trip,” said Mr. New i . pot be kept full B S I"m' has come forward with & ¥ |1 pandle the erowds that have con | tow, “was quite a pleasant one, i . o i e AR 1" "Wl K Wi . W et A N 3 clect Wilson,” suid My | e U Siive of bural lioWinos DL ANGNES. ¢ ted at the tabernacle seeking | both a business and social way, and 0 ¢ ian of profound learnin: ) what way !“‘”' will "“_ ezt admis to the meetings 'I‘hnn [\\ ould have been continued for a 5 7 s and of broad culture. But | = s | Las not been decided. 1t is po D) gands have been unable to get longer time had it not been for the ] < not quite underst ‘ i announeement coneerning the and the huge bunilding hag bheen hllm. rain driving us in. Qllil(' a num- \merican citizen or |l;ADlCAL LLG[SLA'“ON u“m.r can be made at Macelonnt |y an andienee as quickly as it was | ber of fine specimens were the result o put it this way becauss WILL B} RECOGNIZED. | - Suturday t I mpticd of the first, the trip, being gathered princi- 1 feel that I kno By Associated Press.) Y "TYYTVYY Y p.lll\ in St. Petersburg and Tampa learned from his | : e : AR, 6 i ‘ihe Tampa Board of Trade has tak- 1 ral S her v Vasiihg o b - o ~ 1 :n ‘u!Hr.mu\ o "y“:l oghiixiion witl by To0O en up the proposition and will get up | ity for constructive |t ll‘dll b . A M a nice exhibit from that section. o ;! us importance and | ‘('“ ; ‘- ”'r xlnlxl "“ ‘ P [s ““u MHS ]A \!r Newton expressed his purposc, W 10 1‘11! :«sk ‘mn what 1} : » :‘h‘ ’ "i’t‘ = ”“ : flul ‘m in Orlando, to call on the . prohable shortcoming | #0It warly next weew an eflo ,-nrd of Trade fi i ; : : : d » for a collection of toward the public | away the “discretionary power |l‘< arl Studs and Diamond Nec: suflragettePSpeclal Wlu' il G"] specimens, includinu' “vari-colored I that he talks wbos Supreme: Court now ex-| to Be Presented Them orters and Girl lay : i : A S ] ; Waitresses clay, shell and hard mari, and sheli pl h ad VR e — Tonight. N7 lime-bearing sands.” r reform who ' e { (By Associated Press “These exhibits,” said wili g vould attempt t (By Associuted Press P 4 gk also b (hibiti \ e = s A . i Chicago, Feb, 21 Only one man | 150 be put on exhibition at th of Mr. il y 4 Lset of § wr aside from the train crew will ride hode Inland Mate fale, Woonasches i My | * ; Leonnty fair, and the Lirocton, Mas 5 i and a nond 1 o1 lor the special which carries the 11-] “ 3 N s : : 2 . Mr. Newton ety I i 1 strive \ « white stones for Mrs linois suffrazettes to the March terested in Floridy and its 3 ¥t . 1 uresented at the White Tie o s § N N E t s S | "r' ‘I ited at "; Viite | parade at Washington. This man | and hopes to brin in s fitere oy ' Uitiol 8 e will be utlitzed to shine shoos and|touch with the New Ensiund irrency and monetar | usiticss i g whicn Taft has made during i mg zens, many of whom are turning o atific basis. That is|wiil & i idence at the capital. The | perform all menial tasks necessary. "‘ 94 "l 2 A fr ";, Stat 5] : 0e Be | 54 o sory Sundy il b ot A p | Girls will = heir attention toward this State : ‘-—d L. ~.'1 of the tim¢ xh‘r 1 B s r; :‘ v n: anxht give the last formal en-| ™ take the place of por- Mr. Newton is delizhted with his \ : iy ministration that | morninz 1 ; setagtsn b rtainment, which will be a dinner | ters on slecpers and dining cars. s'ay in Orlando, and states that he - ecd must primarily fos- | tion and in the afternoon at oiat followed by a musicale. - i i * ltural i to business me nd boys. Mr. Bas- Miss Mabel T. Board f th WIN Shhe Brest petin. SO0 S AR i E i « usiness men an U0} o h A : N ; e al interests. It is|to busi 3 ; | s Mabel T. oardman, ¢ | COINAGE OF NEW F:oard of Trade, or individual elti- A0 i t portent that our agri- | sett is well Known throughout this| *merican Red Cross will protai! 7ens, in distributinz advertising Mt. . produet ° i as a li v and he is an B tion » bl e ) £ icts for 1912 totaled | section as ve 3 muke the formal presentation NICKEL ORERED. erature next September at the above "t 10.060,060.000. That rep-|enthus ery bus’ | speech. - ¢ s wi 5 2% 2 larzep ! , ousht to W . : mentioned fairs, with mno further 2 S amount of actual =S man . S | ashington, Feb. 1. - Coinage of | consideration of remuneration than 3 soll than the com-| ear his »m age. S SB-’)OOM FOR the new nickel has been ordered by | to sce the city continue to prosper ", 1 i i furnis 8¢ 5 - . Him of the world’s gold| The choir will furt pur » AGRICULTURAL PURPOSES |Sceretary MacVeagh despite objec | Orlando Reporter he last tWE‘n(}'-fiVw“ ial music at the morn nz service - A { ‘ {vart Meade Leader | (By Assoclated Press | ions of certain slot machine inter- ' £ avy . | WS { Washington, Feb. 21-—%u Jtor | “5ts. Tt will be placed in circulatio IHA“.EU M“anEHE“ o . *D BILL TO BE | FF.Wls H_FBTH] { "oke Smith’s bill to cres ons| it the course of a week. The pro-| TAKEN UP MONDAY. B“ th .A.rv arkets of the dep of | tests azainst the new coin dwindic m “ls HME - |N WEST VlRmN'l witure, and Senator Gronna’s|{to one manufacturer, who claime 5o i tated Press ) i ,] for the eommission to investi-]it would interfere with the efficac (Dy Ae=soetiated Press.) pe s n. Feb. 21.—The rail- }"a'n' the co-operative farm land and| o’ his machine for the detection o.| (hattanooga, Feb 21-—(‘harze-l 1 i i i ) I mo X 4 ot . el : s - ¢ o g, valuation bill passed | (By .—\slm‘.ated Press | mortzage banks in Europe and other | counterfeit mickels. Treasury offi- | with the assassination of Dr. R. P ‘hate committee, will fore td‘wrnmg that day. ~Mader conditions According zco has come to the but the | * [our states in the north rofused allegiance. | years old next or, but he appears to be only t can only be enjoyed after al =2 and favorably reported | i i,":r’:v he Senate Monday with “0t to finally vote on it be- | Published in the Best Town i B e e o the Best Part of the Best State. CRAZY MILLIONAIRE I!l JACKSONVILLE. John Sloan, the Pittsburg and New York millionaire, who is men- tally deranged, and who was cap- tured by the police early yesterdav morning, after he had escaped from bis secretary Tuesday, and spent the night running at large over the city, is still held in a cell at the police etation today. His wife is expected to arrive here during the day, an | arrangements will be made to care i for him in a safe but more comfort- uble manner. All this morning the millionai: pounded upon the iron door of hi: (o1l and took turns crying loudly, waking political speeches and recit nz poetry. In a frenzy he shirt from his back and ripped it into threads that had been placed in his cell and smashed it to pieces with apparent ; 0'8 in- ot oLse, Mrs vure of hep husband, a20 had which hampagne, today who e these outhreaks are caused by “Scoteh™ ane his seeretary ed under the vhysician for days Metropoli Sloan arrvived year al-| one of Jack several au- | sonville | ad INDIS INITED day to Maj. Gen. Wood, to- | shal. NO COLORED TEA GOLS. ~harleston, Feb. ba| was eolected United States eenato ate in joint session here today. He took up a chair to tike vs. Sloan are of a grand mar- 21— Feds ral | LAKELANWD, FLORIDA, 100 CHRISTIANG MASGAGRED BY TURKISH TRODFS OCCURRED YESTERDAY AT KE- NAHINTO FRIDAY, FEB. 21, 1013. METHODIST WIN FIGHT IN UNIVERSITY CAGE AL MEET IN LIVE O OF FLOBIDA mmwmms Live Oak, Feb. 21.—The 1913 an- nual weeting of the Florida Local Underwriters’ Association will be held in this city March 24 and 25. Every insurance agent and represen- tative is invited to become a mem- ber of this association, and to attend this meeting. Matters of more than VANDERBILT'S TBUSIEES HAVE | usual interest will come up for dis- NO RIGHTS IN PREMISES | cussion, and of such a nature as to invite the attention of the best and A Similar Massacre Also Reported | Have Not the Right to Elect Persons| .. 1o engaged in the business From Another District. (By Associated Press.) Feb. 21- One hundred Chris- tians were Turkis. 1 Kena Sofia, massacred by troops yesterday in the villi minio, according to dispatches v ceived by the Bulgarian government today A similar massacrte was re- ported throughout the Topatalja dis- triet, a large porvon of which hae heen left unprotected by the partiu Bulearian withdrawal ot Lroops. NOTABLE EVENT IN FLORIDA 5 CATTLE INDUSTRY TOMORROW. lacksonvilie, Feb, 21 The wmake this first demonstration, The Siate veterinarian of Georgia will also be present, as will several pro- fessors from the State university |t 1+ ulso certain that many prominent Floridians will be in attendance easures have been added to the judee Nathan B. Goff, meh'"an | “racndments to the agrienltural bill by the Senate committee, bringzing tom Weset Virginia by the Ledsla- the total up to more than eizht and a hal?! millions of dollars. ) first | famiensd ave been made Uil sets new marks for ase- ave the federal iuspector in ehar 1.1 ayvangelist ! ¢ 2 o tick eradication in Georgia, SO0t gy conversions the total attend or Fill Vacancies on Board. (By Associated Press.) Nashville, Feb, 21—t *hancellor Allizon handed down a decision to- day in the vanderbilt university cuse involving the right of the board o trustees to elect their own mem- The decision is sweeping in - of the College of Bishops of the Southern Methodist — church - as awainst the board’s claim. Amonyg !'hu findings it is held that the i | | [ hoard of trustees of the university :ll\ll are not now mem- P were never Lers of the corporation and do not! Ve board. 1t s expeeted that the will be appealed. LBALL EVANthlST CON- VERTS THOUSAND& siumbus, Ohio, Feb. 20, Rev old and never have held the right | i ‘ At elect persons to fill vacancies ml!Iwu M".l.luN FEE.[ 8 ey | 3 Live Oak 18 going to see that the men who write the fire insurance in this State have a good time while in the city, and the local agents, assist- ed by Live Oak’s live chamber of commerce, will look well after the comfort and entertainment of all who attend. The association is of- icered by the I‘ollowiug well-known underwriters: Y. May, Orlando, president; F . Ruch, Orlando, sec- (retary and treasurer; and applica- tion for membership and all matters pertaining to the assoclation ad dressed to either of the above gen- tlemen will have prompt attention. OF EARTH IN MOTION This Is Report Given Today on th.*‘}. wtly drew haseba Il evangelist, e ont of Colimmbus more than funday., s which has heen cotlected to- [0 This will compensate him for cven weeks' work in this eity 1 i enable him to pay the members | (e biv company heoearries ol evivail o campatans, Both e at cndanee, numberp of conversions and Diree-will offerings the Columbus re marks for the base Without counting ahead of any record he had ever made. There has been a deluge of converts “hitting the saw- anee s tar at the meeting in one well trail,"” number dust day the over being 1,000, while the attendance choked the huge tabernacle cials held this was not controlling on the government, and the new five-cent picce, with an Indian hea! on the face and a buffalo on the re- verse. was adopted officially Panama Canat Situauon. (By Associated Press) Washington, Feh, 21, Morve thag two million cubie yards ol carth roet in motion along the Panama canal, the slides showing more thai ustal activity, according to infor mation recvived from the zone today A here still remains about four mil- lions of cubic yards to be excavated hefore the work is completed. It ix expected that water will be turneo irto the canal bed about Oct. 1 FLORIDA SPECIMENS FOR NEW ENGLAND MUSEUM. 0. I'. Newton, of Providence, R. 1., Cochran, of Bradley county, who was shot from ambush yesterday, John Teacue, a neilghbor, was arrested this morning. Bloodhounds followed the trall direct to Teague’s house. { f ! CHAUTAUQUA STILL CENTER OF ATTRACTION ~SUNSHINE” HAWKS APPEARED TODAY FOB FIRST TIME. Walden, the Magician, Will Amuse and Mystify This Evening. — Today has been another fine day for the Chautauqua and the sessions have been well attended. *sunshine’” Hawks, that sunny lecturer who at- ways carries i message of love and sood will to his hearers, conducted the Bible hour, and in his address ho emphasized the fact that each indi- vidual makes his own world, and that after all the three sreatest taings that really matter in lite are o “be good, do pood and wile.” 17 there were more people in the world who would follow these gimpla sug- gostions, the whole world would be a e tter place in which to live and all n'..mlnlnl would ho happier. o'cloch Superintendent \d.un\ suve o lecture on physical cattare, end betng a splendid exame 1"' of tue physical manhood, he in- s hearers' interest, and it bis demonstrations he pave several o exercises h, it carvied oit, will relieve indizestion @ud oth- or complaints of the stomach. It is hard to estimaete the good that Mr. and Mrs. Adams have accomplishic! through their daily lectures on health and physical culture, and if tor no other reason than to derive the benefit of these lectures, Chau- tauquans have more than been re- paid for the expense incurred by these sessions alone. This afternoon the Illinois Quar- tctte opened the program with a hall hour concert, and was followed by a lecture by Miss Moddie O. Hamil- ten, whieh s being enjoyed by all mesent. Y Last Night's Program. ¢ Last night a large audience was present and enjoyed the evening's entertainment, which opened with a prelude concert by the lllivois Glee Club, which was very fine, indeed. Madame Riheldaffer made her last appearance on this occasion, eiving several beautiful numbers, which greatly enjoyed, br. Stanley Krebs, who s a gene eral farorite, delivered his last lec- ture, talking on hypnotisin and mess merism. In the course of his lec- ture he demonstrated what an intlu- ence suggestion has over the lives of people. If one tells a child he is to» grow up to be no account, and has this drummed into him daily, he very often carries out the predic- tion. 1If, on the other hand, a child is told he is good, he feels that he 13 bound to live up to the reputation he has thus acquired. His lecture was belpful and interesting in the exe treme Tonight's Program. Tonight will one of the best of the session—oue that {appeals to both old and young, for ‘ alden, the Magician, is to enters Ctain and mystify, Walden himself posseszes a pleas- be pro ns jing personality and lan ease and a eri es him on a par with the create es of the great. This sleizht-of-hand work appears to be equal to Herr- mann or Kellar. There seems to be n;, end to his mysterious doings. GOT FAMOUS AND QUIT LOVING HER Muncie. Ind., Feb. 20.—Effie Har- rold. wife of Orville Harrold, the grand opera tenor, was granted a di- voree from her singer husband this afternoon before Judse Van Atta, in the Delaware Superior Court, on the crounds of eruel and inhuman treat- ment. Mrs Harrold told the court that her hushband on several occa- sions told her he did not love her any more. Mrs. Harrold. in her complaint, said that <he and her hus- bhand were a happy couple before Harro'd became famous as a singer, and saye Harrold’s success killed all bis love for her. Harrold was In conrt with his attorner. and he ad- mitted that he did not love his wife any more. e = -