Lakeland Evening Telegram Newspaper, March 4, 1913, Page 2

FullWeight CleanGoods HPOSOSOPOSOCO ¥0D Chase & Sanborn’s . Bulk Coffee 25¢.pound ot Pure Food Store W. P. Pillans & (. PHONE 93 1 BO RO RO BOSOPIFQIOFOI0E SOPOS0S0S0P0FO0+O SOSOFVEOSOLO4HIDFOLOFOEDT V01 0204040 Successors to D. Fulghum 218-220 S. Florida Ave. Dealers in Al Kinds of Fancy and Heavy Groceries, Hav, Gram and all Kinds of Feed Stuff. Couatry Producz Bought and Sold 4t Elsewhere. Jis Al Kinds of Feed Stuff a Specialty. 4 080040 OFOFOFOFOIOFOFODT LOROPOFOFOBOTOHOLOHOBOHO 1O it GEO. H. STOWE 1. V. BURGESS 8 / Brick, Cement and Wooden Buildings § Large and Small . 9 STOWE & BURGESS: CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS 2 e & Lakeland, Florida 3 PO First-class work at reasonable prices, teed. . Drop us a postal card. WO DUDTO IO DOEORDRODOOEE Satisfaction guaran Box 8% LO OB AGODBOHONO =2 =1 = mm‘!};‘nxfir";n’mmm Where Can You Get Them? Here at this drug store, If the doctor says you need a certain'instrument or appliance come right to this stere— we have it. e e e s s o — e ————— —————— Red Cross Pharmacy Phone 89 ¥ Quick Delivery I GO - = JOSTE S TR SECI0E N0 107 30O O HOFOPO IO IGO0 I YOU ARE THINKING OF BUILDING, SEE MARSHALL & SANDERS The'0id Reliable Contractors Who Lave been buiiding houses in Lakeland for years, and who ver “FELL DO iled to wive s faction. ings contracted for many tine evidgnees of their ability to make good. .‘iAf'é HALL & SANDERS Phone 228 blue 2IEFPOPOVOECE PO QS O+ O FOINP 0PI FOTOPOI0NS THE EVENING TELEGRAM, LAKFELAND, FLA., MARCH 3, 1913. ~ Davis, Fulghum & Campbell Phone 334 B substitute for it | TR T I TSR, mws-wm-ronowomS ! former adversaries. his leave at the \\hm Hao | L 3“,““0 lN UNE lN | The fourth grand division, com- ! tico, but it is not the 1stom NAUGURAL MDORESS U0 R ML i dred cowboys and Indians from Ma- l€aves the city. | (Continhed:from Page 1 "ricopa county, Arizona, performed a: The marching ) straizhtening into col-' perfect Wild West show alongz the W!!'le this formal ley ! line of march, throwing lariats, giv- SOI= Ou, and then ing exhibitions of trick ridnig and "‘_ review, . triotic airs and popul : 5y NAUBHHM. Pmmfi "]flAYw posed of civie bodics, was probably 0 review the processiy | - the most diverse of all. Two hun- ¥ [oins his family . , [ (continued from Page 1) Uieer, bal bece e of the patriotism | jmes | ) and intelligoence of Qs f'ulmmuumi“,m,, D aembors devotion to oury To stirrin and thwelr 1t word of swearing in | " 1 R 4 broneho busting, sVsteml 0f goyerunient i ent, the commands ¥ | Bystem ¢ ke A 3 S e marchers swept on “lo ) g, susernment s the ' pane oo and were echoed along the Tammany Hall, 150 strong, dintia) o .’ - { hurness (i owhich @ people drawsi jip., vewas @ rattle of armsg, @ beaded by two bunds, each “‘brave” o i" all milj Larliess With A L . A Jra g ions coming 1o syl It of chvilaton. 1t the har-|epateer Loots, and the great pa- topped with a puie white silk beav- commander I : 8 i 2 : i i er-in-chis s . e > load, ! rade s in n m .« car- er, and corrying a red, white and \ { poss b proporly i ed the load, ! rad. s in wotion belind the car- er, and carr) manocuvers, The biue umbrella, accompanied by thir- hail. And then with | ty-five “real Indians™ in full tribal “,,. salled. The Senate is the blind-i tie amp. tramp, tramp | recel wi marching at the in- e1s, intended 10 keep the people from | of m feet, the stream of color | , augzuration of the first Democratie Cshyiug at umaginary dangers and | wour| down from Capitol Hill and president in tweniy vears. toppling into the ditch our system|breasid it way toward the White! Foremost in this civie division of government. S0 long as the blind-! House, to which the presidential came the \Woodrow Wilson Club of ers serve this purpose they are a!part. nad driven briskly ahead to . Trenton. And then came fully wost valuable part of the harness, take plucos for the review. '2.000 college students from all but it they be drawn so closely toi chief officers and divisions of ; parts of the country. Princeton, in the eyes us to prevent the seeing of | the parade were as follows: ‘konor of its former president, had real dangers, then they should either| Grind Marshal Major General! 1,000 men in line, who marched in be spread or doue away with entire- | Leonard Wood. cap and gown, each wearing a’ ly. I am one of those who think | First Division, Regular Army,' Princeton badze on his left arm. that we can so adjust our blinders’ x,.v and Marine Corps-——Major The Duckworthy Club of Cincinnati. as Lo meet new conditions and ren-| oy, W. W. Wotherspoon, com-' with 300 marchers in white over- der us sanely responusive to every rea- ng. coats and dark red umbrellas, was sunable demand of the peopie with- mnd Division, State Militia- a noteworthy patch of color in the' out disturbing any of the checks! wier General Albert L. Mills, whole scheme. ! and balances of our system of EOV-| cemunding. | Other notable organizations in the {ernment and preserving with loy Third Division, Veteran and Pa- line were the Jefferson Club of Phil- alty and fidelity the ancient ideals|triotic Organizations—-General Jas. adelphia, the Iroquois Club of San of the republic. E Stuart, of Chicago, commanding. Francisco, the Mose Green Club of | “With neither right nor desire to Fourth Division, Civic Organiza- ' [ouisville, the Berks County Club of | infringe upon the prerogatives of [ tions Robert N. Harper, command- | Pennsylvania, with its famous h1nd' the president so soon to be, 1 beg the | ing. | enlisted during the war, the expression of the opinion that what- As the procession took up the diana Club of Indianapolis, and ever diverse views may be held rela- | march, the noted Essex troop of New | ntless other clubs, many in tive to the work of this body all per- | Jersey swung in behind the carriage ' showy uniforms and with striking WU AY". u sens are agreed that under the con-|in which President Wilson and for- | deviees. . stitution the Senate of the United | mep President Taft rode. Then came Some of the governors who rode g, why | States is singularly the guardian ot | Viee President Marshall's carriage in the inaugural procession wer: though hicavy, will drawn with ! pjggoe o0 Prosident Wilson and Vies i with bared head a lease and 1o part of the people Willl presiio:t 3 these formalities yng ning fire of com: of his party on the ance of the various or Past the presidont the procession contin sylvania avenue to Wy cle, and there dishana, president returned 1, House, and the multit g sence of an inaucury) i, ception, looked forwirg ¢ play of illuminations after sundown. K and frowoeg n-| | | ‘ not get sutisfy clieapest | the people’s honor; that more and|and behind that the Black Horse ! with the military organizations of | CEMEN : more, as righteousness is exalted [ troop of Culver Military academy, their States and others rode with! T me and bowing to the lively their brilliantly uniformed staffs in' FOUNDATIO\Q among this people, the idea is be-! pran lrnmln: more firmly fixed that it is' o A roar of welcome opened the last division, Placing the conn i not vast territory, When the Thead of the column Means getting g « large learning whieh mark the real stwitod aid swept aloug behind it I:--.ml- to the point where Pennsvl- dation that will oo (status of America; that America is Then came Major General Wood, vania avenue around the T‘er'h““” b (o be measured by the golden mete ehich of staff of the army crand treasury and continnes on out past ical job as it elim { " wealth nur;ul» betore this whole party as it i H i swines wand of honor; and, ag the idea in marshal of the process military her formation was the inherent right | the bodies, Lo ean cadets; long standard of honor outside the dic- tion: The gambler may hold it to consist in paying his gaming {debts: the member of the smart set, in divorcing his neighbor's wife bhe- fore taking her unto himself; the| Senator, in eliminating personali- ties. But when we enter the chan celiories of the world and submit to their judgments not only our right OONh in fall marching order, o to be but our right to be respected solid — colimn of full-dress servie Llue, swinzing easily to the livel: of men to rule themselves, that now | monnted and with the shows uni- took their places in the roviewing WOrk-—you'll find nounee it for an instrmment of op-{ West Point straizht | ridden back to the White TToneo! STONE WEGERS 1(-111-»1\ high, plumes aflutter, rifle varied, for the onteoing president to Tramping close behind came the | from Kort McPherson, Ga., and a | n, headineg the White Honge, it halted hriefy PAirs, attention handsomely until President Wilson and his party Ve would he o 1 aford to announce this form of his high rank. Then the stand. est. headed by the Mr. Taft, aceording to eustom, hal . TIEL LAKELAND ARUIFII | pression in other lands lines of g lacing the avenue, each with his successor to say farewell “Unfortunately there is no fixed line stepping as one man, heads up, ' I* is the usual enstom, oeceasfonalls biorrels wlistening. An ovation greet- | return to the White House and tak~ “ B Zill\mCl nian. "Iup ‘a them, | ‘ n .I‘ RN ll]nu Battalion of Army Enginecrs, | LAKELAND MARBLE AND GRANITE WOQL XS t 1 L antry w 17ty 8. infantry and band | gocated on East Lake Morton, John Edmu:. ¢ © » regiment of coast artillery from ! ! Fort - Monrvoe, The ¢ wk Seven- | we can hope to he measured in bor | one way; and we must be able to music of theip band. made y splen show that the solemn treaty obligza did appearance i tions of this republic will be kept Commanding no I interest tha with the same serupulons honesty, e West Point cadets eame the mid Sboth of spirit and letter, whether shipmen from Annapolis. In their made with the humblest people of FC¥ulation short nave-blue jockets { this continent struegling for self- #N¢ tan lewuins, the youne sailors government or with the mightiest WOTC received with waves of cheers monareh of the old world. This But now the assembled thousands hish sense of sent up a new roar. A reciment o panoply of the American people blue jackets tarns into the avenne [ Armies and battloships furnish no They tramp along briskly, with the rolling quick-step of men who are i able but the poople never intended MOt strancers to the sea. A squod that authority should nse them as 'O of the Fifteenth cavalry, a bat- ories to a burglar's kit talion of the Third field artillery and “It any one in the name of the ® detachment of the signal corps American people, either in violation brought up the rear of the division tions or the mani- SUREHAT fest purpose of the Monroe doetrine, | 1heR marched the second division, has taken ausht while this body made " up of militia Delaware’s was deliberating, it is your duty 'F00PS led. headed by the governor to ik fie il tacth thovets .\“"! and his staff New Jersey Presi v oor injustice has been done SR AVESAT A O State- Kot It Wbiigl honor constitutes the e i . Solicits the Ordeis of All Ro ‘iring Anything in Tuns New Lite of Tombstones on riand :M\ "!* Efl“ These are valn- ace 1,%15 [} w e W R .,‘; b gty g ot treaty obliza 5" g‘fi *‘M «- e PR B el @ % ¥ - x:t- (LT St il wrong ntire militia est at, includ ng its battalion of naval reserves ln line came the State even to the humblest this people be brave enoush and suf- ficiently honest 1o make re troops of arution CEIPEUPEOT PO DD Oobn b ot —— y N ) o 1] | The real greatness of this republie | ConnSSIvania, Massachusetts, Mary | \ Il""-*"l‘m its unenllied honor wad it ,ML i S onoRoRL Vg i / i li he duty of this body to search Nerth Carolina, Rhode gland, 1 & = 4A ; . down rumors of bad faith and dis- Maine, Michican, Ohio and other - == a ‘-,‘, Hive : i | honesty and rectify wrong wherever States, AMilitia representation fron \ \ ‘ the States / t f0 “reat this ye o< at previous inauwurals, but ther was a greater representation of rec Viee Presider was tot ‘ wrons is discovered “Here in this most sacred spot where war has been made and peace red. here in the presence of the nenished representativis of 1) overnments of the civilized world, { tere. within the | beanty, ular troops. Indiana Marshall’s Stat: unren- resented. Many of the States, how ever, which did rot send troops he. cause of the long hearing of the P fists t enlture and ripened state- S nRs avelle rore o7 SO e " o . craft of his own land, may one hum- fheyela \\-n’ b k\:fn.w.r e : ik Hle Ameroan express. the (o governors and staffs in the fourt? : ¥ he hope he erand division H CARPENTERS: . ore he enters upon a four veurs ! sllence that all onr diplomeay may {spell Deace with all peoples, jnstica {for all zovernments and righteons ness the world around.” Cadets from the Carlisle Indiar school, in their uniforms of ¢ blue, were a subicct of remark in! contrast with the remnant of their > FOR THE BEST TOOLS THAT WILL 2 THEIR EDGE, COME TO US aneestors, who marched wras BUILDERS: | multi-colored blankets and in fn;i 3 FOR THE BEST FINISHING HARD\:\’;’*ET {f.athers and war paint. Cadot bat- | & WILL LAST AND BE ORNAMENTS TO Y ol ——————— Conscience Insplree *'d, A Yonkers clerg was not mac . | . b oo dimxer [ S GRS T . o pu ! fo titut Culver ititary % e evner of 4 il | Yoty troustt wy the cens o b . REERENODY: found in Nooh - g : reomsTd (G IN 12 [ The mirteter e o A 5 WHEN YOU WANT ANYTHING IN Il vert of bl e w of ? COME TO THE STORE THAT HAS oty cuzost ¢ preanitions.|® REPUTATION BY SELLING © w’x‘ o 3 ster e | & PLUMBERS AND TINNER: \'n wth. Both ecotion ‘ and there the f‘ thoir SFOPIDISOPIOIEHEEOFE0EI0] T OEOTOROI0IO T ghtog when it raius?— h here 'Browning's Magaz'tna ren in gray minglinge with - O o @ oo o ® e 258