Lakeland Evening Telegram Newspaper, March 3, 1913, Page 4

f1 {‘, 1 B £) 1} o PAGE FOUR, TTRY . THE EVENING TELEGRAM, LAK < ELAND, FLA., MARCH 3, 1913. "lc tveni“a Icleflrflm \l\'l- have been keeping our eye on | Major Butler, of the ImernessI Chbronicle, ever since he declared | Kentucky Building, Lakeland, Fla. . war on Mexico some months ago,! i T for the revolutionary symptoms w Entered in the pustofllco at Lake- s0 strongly marked in him at that land, Flerida, as mail matter of the 'time we felt sure he would do some- | second class. {thing out of the usual at the first! i "geod opportunity. And he has done HETHERINGTON, EDITOR fit. He intends to quit the Demo- ———————————— gratic party if President Wilson ap- | points Mr. Bryan as his secretary of 'State, and as he will do titat ve {‘lhing tomorrow, the major will ex- %wuu- his droadiul threat and deave ithe politicul wssociations of a lite- [ time. What objection he has to Mr. [ Bryan he and we can’t more words here is what | Published every afternoon from the M Y Hl,.\h\ BACON, Manager. U l~l RiPTION RATES: Onc year ceee..$5.00 Sixmonths .. .. .....000 2.50 Three months .... 1.26 Delivered anywhere within ibe limits of the City of Lakeland for !0 cents a week. Sisane t state vithout sad subject, ocsl imagine, jupon the = Major B From the same office iz issved P THE LAKELAND NEWS A weekly newspaper giving a re- sume of local matters, crop condi, tions, county uffairs, etc. Sent any-~ where for $:.00 per year. papers senerally say that appoint W, Jenninzs State in his line with tllv' For the first time ini fifty years we have had an opportun- ity to elect a Democratic president, | outside of Cleveland, and Bryan has been repudiated by the party three If Bryan is appointed by Wilson will as secretary ot This is in Bryan cabinet presidencey THE LOGIC OF THZ CONVICT LEASE SYSTEM. times. Wilson, we will ever regret suppurlm The conviet lease system will be g0 pim and moreover. like thou- ! one of ile prominent issues before o ooae o others, we shall rvnmln""! the i.cgislature which meets NexXt ., oiance to the party.” | month, and there will be a mighty effort to abolish it, likewise a mighty effort to retain it. The system is indefensible in ethics, morals, re- ligion, statesmanship and penology. no matter what it may be in econom- ics, considered as a money maker, both for the leesees and the State, and as the protection of society against criminals and the salutary punishment and reform of the crim- inals themselves should be the chief and only ends of any penal system in State has no money B R RRTEARS-L The inauguration of a president of the United States is such a sol- emn and tremendous function, world-wide in its significance, snl far-reaching in its consequences | that it ought not to be inulrferedl with by minor spectacles of any character, not even on the day be | fore. With unregulated enthusiasm | the suffragettes have chosen todav when the audience has assembled in Washington city for the great show tomorrow, to make their own parade and the time is so inopportune, and a civilized country, the moval richt to consider the made from convict labor as a leading in estimating thit and hother confess to little sympath. and it the 50 & the worry that we for the or determininge factor the merits of ction read the following which the system. In ) oeeasion, Weati cont <o is disagreeable and the walkine ha! we find in an oxchange and which S CIBARTCCR y f & Gl we have no reerets teoexpress, Wom strikingly illustrates the logie of the h L B an Nllfll':l}ln‘ is a legitimate issue 1t conviet lease system: ; American peo ght and rea A s i ut by the “The governor of a Southern State he worked out b i lish visitor of the ple in the fornm of son, but noisy, vette parides in was telling an K workings of the State conviet we us o protit of thirty dollar nerve-racking sufira system in his have pays a year, lease which there is no lvery : 4 appeal to the merits of the case and over and above all expenses,’ which divert attention from ftar anid, Then,” asked the English- greater matters of immediate im portance, don't make friends for rrm;nvrs you have why not put vun, ‘the the nore areater the profits more emotional classes which or all your population in prison, if you i ¢ are in it as a money-making canght b SRl R By gcheme? ‘ things Qo= el it ; with the general Former Gilehivist, in o “pulled off”" in recent letter to the Tallah today, please read Democrat, answers some disparagin- un- criticisms of his administration in this interesting way: o “That is all. On the day on which a little In conneetion HOYB I suffraze Washington eity the following Chicago dispatch der date of Feb, 27 —a sinlstee omen, an awful harbinger, showing that dreadiul thines menace the near fu- I ¢ ture of our beloved country if the talk, militant Amazonian of the day is al- M parade I made substanee of the tired trom oflice giving the adminis during my Jowed 10 rotip all over us with iron tration his little talk was pub heel, trampling mere man in the lished In guy ovn opinion, no one mire and despising the laws could read the same without bein for the resulation of society and the, w the faet that the n sults felied daring my - ad protection of life and property. Can it be that in holding manly breasts throuy woman to our Hn X wonld hoali these compare favor cen sults aceomplished turics w0 that the wind might not g 1 ehicnistration of - ans blow too roushly upon her dgfnask COniempor e rovernor of oany State of United States the ad check we have been nursing a ser pent, #nd @ poisonoas one at that® ministrations We dou't belivve it, sey,and of Marslail, our busginess to publish the news, pred. 1 expect 8 in this statement, | of New Jer of Indiana, not will not ol Wilson, but it amnd ™ ol conrse, others just read this Chicago dispateh and & with me geo what you make of it: will not fall ont with them for that. “Ars." oas the proper title for o women, marricd and unmarried, was ! Sadness and sorrow ana grict not acvocited at a meeting of the “No to be appeased prevail in the camp Vote, No Tax Leazue” here today. of the Jacksonville and Pensacola SMps Belle Squire, who has never lanor dealers, tor a large and profit- been married, prosident of the elub, able part of their traflic has been get the example with cards newly en- cruelly Killed by act of Congress graved in that style. The leasue in- ! The Webb Lill, passed over the pres dorsed the brick-hurling and lent’s veto, dow-gsmashing tactics of the British | militant suffragists, | shit | State win- is the law of an be “weot” to a drey” and under that law no liquor from a for purposes of still be erdered for personal use, Lut the blind and bootlezgers can’t get it. It will be a hard law o enforce, but it will help to diminis (raflic and for that reas 0 - sale. It ecan all the world we is the quiet, smil- ing, scif-centered mentleman who will tomorrow take the oath of of- fice as chief executive of a nation of man in The one least envy today tigers 100,000 000 people The responsi- it will be welcomed by all the pro- bilitics of hiy place are more than hibitionists of America. those which weizh upon any’ ————— crowned head ou earth and they are Up in Rirmingham, Ala., ihere ar tremendonsly inercased in the case more than sixty murder cases on the of President Wilson becanse b docket awaiting trial. That is pro! brings in with him @ wew porty in obly about three times as many as the adn inictration of the wovern- are awaiting trial among the fort: ment. Thoocands of huncre offices millions of people of Great Britain will make life mi secke him for mont hi Congrese on Lis same time, fighting to put thronch o tariff reform measure which arone the venomons hostility of cvery « and Ireland. Over there they = 10 cory bunds at the murderers; over here we (o it t other way. —_ efal interest in America. No priosi- and ‘timely official acts of Presid dent ever came to the presidency wn- Wilenn will probably be an uk der more trying cireumstances oy w will put Joe Lee, cent Lincoln, bnt } ) faith T 1 beli t 1 kis 11 and patriot id purpose will car him sa per th h the troublous monthe ty the i: | nnti 2 adr { ion o1 i fnto eca'm water nder elear s another and all the r¢ ents incident I per to an- to a changze of parties have becn nounce * ¢ fortunately mads suffraze of the| scxes. It sars ‘We should admit \ condition. Wi s, | equal suffrage amony any bt the the land | make M | * will murder unpopular by hanzing the | Among the first wise and gracious | to the franchise intelligent white women and keep out the ignorant negro.”’ —_— ' BRIGHT PROSPECTS FOR FLORIDA. Never before in the history of this fair and tertile land has the atten- tien of the homesecker and the in- en turned present vestor time, means, farmers, as at the small and moderate mechanics and small tradesmen are doily cominz into all parts of ths Stat establishing homes. ire investing A great deal of this is due to in-| dividual effort on the part of resi- dents of Florida who are telling 'their friends and acquaintances in other States the desirability of Flor-| ida as a place for a home and in ,; which to acquire a living and a com- ! petency. Some of the advertising Florida has received has been detrimental to the interests of the State; much of ¢ the efforts of advertising have been wasted, but some intelligent public- ity work has been done that is bear- ing fruit. Much more remains to be done. 9 The whole country is full of peo- iple who would like to better their They would gladly like to move to a more beautiful and equa- 'ble climate where fertile lands are low in price and where the country is progressing instead of standing still or retrograding. Florida fur- nishes this opportunity and as fast I as the people are finding it out, they are embracing it. ' Tt is the duty of every F'loridian‘ to bring t hese people and these op- portunities together. Journnl SLOAN PARK TO BE PUT ON THE MARKET. This is Lakeland's Newest and the Very Last Really Desirable Sub- division Proposition Near | in to Lakeland. We qre going to pnt on the marker subdivision, within the next few days, the beautiful high rolling land, bordering Beulah on the west, and not far dis tant from Lakes Bonunet on the north and Hunter on th Ssoutheast. Beint ;zm it is near in, and on the nationai highway between Lakeland and ;'l‘;nmpu, it is destined to rapidly de- (velop into one of our most populous "and beantiful residence sections, and {ve a money maker for those who in vest there. \We own nearly one hun as oa tesidence "dred acres there, and expect to spend | considerable money in erceting resi- ' dences of various designs and prices, for sale to those who desire homes there, improving streets, building spidewalks, setting shade trees, and other ornamental shrubbery, as well as in other improvements, so that those who invest in this subdivision lean count on its being pushed aheead along all lines. While we expect to (sell a good deal of our holdings “there, we expect to hold a good por- tion of it, so as to get some of the benefits, which are sure to result from the carrying out of our plans. We may handle this under charter Lakeland Realty and Investment (‘o., jall of which stock we own, and ia order to get benefits of combined in- fluence and experience of a few zoold business people will probably offer for a sale a small amount of st .ck. It pou are looking for a real'y de- sirable home location, or investment for profit, take our advice, fo. v .ich you will some day thank us, onl in- vest in Sloan Park realty Respectfully, D. H. SLOAN, | ‘ 320 | | | Out-Standing Ears. Out-standing cais on an adult can be corrected only by an operation. Ask your family physician to direct you to a good surgcon who does this kird of work. If tiv operation leaves a scar it will be & ¢ of the ear and sho h MY LINE .NCLUDES | Newspapers Magazines Stationery Post} Cards | chasing elsewhere. Your patronage appreciated. Miss Ruby Daniel News Stand Loooy of Edisonia Theates towards Florida | People oi | in lands and are ! 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A few ap- this valuable remedy ery day, where ion his bucl from the . steamhnats v ol e the hosritil | full of coins v | Garden Sage., Restores Color to Gray Hair. \ feeling of sadness accompanies dizcovery of tae tirst gray hairs looked upon as heralds of hich are plications of sivancing age. Gray bair, however will bring back the color, and in a handsome it may be, makes a person short time it will remove every trace Hifiie ST . ;. ‘ U n Treasure Lok old, We all know the advan- o* dandruff and greatly improve the A dlaensed " A tures of being yount, Aside from growth and appearance of the hair a dafry farm in N\ o e Get a fifty cent bottle from your! geterinarinn and druggist and notice the dif-| In its stomach « | youthful ap- others, simply 1 good impression a ance makes on today, "knowing that you are “looking fit" ference in your hair after a few | with a gold el Lives one courage to undertake and days’ treatment. All druggists scll waten had L. ) before by a accomplish thingz So why suffer it, under guarantee that the money b the handicap of looking old on ag- | will be refunded if the remedy is not count of gray hairs, when a bllllpl(’"‘hil""}' as represented. remedy will give your hair youthful Mot at the Progert Proe Uncle Jored-- 3 cclor and beanty in a few days'| The Punta Gor Herald sa oy we go to be ,time? = “Boca Grande is likely to become afjttle Willie B Most people know that eonamon second Atlantie City when the plans Fhink thev'd Ty v ver Vo — A $350 Piano Fr | We have in | pepmusess: | stock a line of The VOte , tncubators 3 | B R . 545 P Swb e consisting of oy g felmau 15,: 1913, __60 cgos Qur targ Shipments Screen Lecrs and Windovs z _Z_No.l at $|6 Mrs. H. W Odom .......... 13,68 A ) 110 eggs - Mrs. Nellie Fidler .......... $,190 54 L INo: 2 at $20 | virs W, R Graham ........ 2,03 “flve Am\(fl E i (Zl, 175 eggs Mrs. W. T. 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