Lakeland Evening Telegram Newspaper, April 5, 1913, Page 4

PAGE FOUR Ihe Evening Velegram Fublished every aftesnoon from the ! Kenucky Building, Lukeland, Fla. ' l~.man in the postotlice at L..Le iand, kicrida, as wmail matter of the s«cond class. | G .h'llll RINGTON, EDITOR. ! HLNRY BACON, Manager. SUBBLRIPTION RATES: One year ...... cereeeeee$5.00 | Bix mouths .. .. .....000 3,60 .dmominnmu and realizes a hape | THE EVENING TELEGRAM. LAK ELAND, FLA. APRIL 5. 1913, \* iHMMML \ estantsm Flail 1 ceremonies last Tuesd: It is a no-! {ble benefidence, worthy of a grea | WINNING FRIENDS FOR WOMAN SUFFRAGE lons cutertzined by the rood pcuplfli of that church. And now if some | brother will initi a novement | which will result withoat too much delay in the fermai cpening of al honie for the superann uted ednmul “of Florida, that, too, will b2 a mizhty | ifine scheme; and a baldheaded i | | Mrs. H. W. Odom ‘ancient at our elbow says that h: \Mrs. W, T Mecliwain kg ‘V\;u\ts to speak for 2 2oed room wit! ll (RN Watont o 5 & southern exposure rizht now whil 'U. W. Irveson y . the speaking is good. | Il Bescsta s" am ....... 8,785 O s i 'Mm Kittie Funk | It is said that State Senator Cal-! ,Iln. J. A. Wood . 13,42 {kins, of Fernandina micht have had W. D. Harp.. E | the circuit judgeship up in the Jack- win 'Illhu D Gk % Toree months .......... 1.3 Deiivered anywhere within the ilmits of the City of Lakeland for 10 cents a week. Frowm the same office is issaed THE LAKELAND NEWS & weekly newspaper giving a re- Suwe of local matters, crop condl, uons, county afiairs, etc. Sent any- abere for $1.00 per year. WHY SLEK 10 LiS{UR3 Subhaivnlal EARMONY? We know of no reason why cer- tain newspapers in Klorida should be persistently iuduiging in invidious comiuicnt on our two senators in Washington, apparently seeking to create the impression that Senator Bryan is not getting a fair deal at the hands of the press in this State and that Senator Fletcher employs a ! press agent to constantly keep his boss in the limelight of favorable publicity. This is all very absurd and unjus. and it cught to stop. There is no dii ference in ecither the vrincipies or the policies advocated by our two senators in Washington. They are both good, clean men seeking Ao serve their constituents with no eseential difference in e od, and we have never heard or sus- pected that they are not in entire harmony in their senatorial duties. in fact, the evidence is just to the eontrary. Scnator Bryan has noth ing on Senator Fletcher in becoming modesty and the latter is as guiltless ! of a press acent as the former. Senator Ileteiier is a considerabiy older mun than his collcague; weni to the Scnuate several years before the latter did, wnd with that advantag fn scniority wnd cxperience he se- cured w : in the senate anq re the countey which wa by rithit undor the civenmstanc il which irplics po disparagement of our jiunicr senntor. In addition Sen- ator I'leteher is a man of very su- perior abifity and hizh eharaeter and he Lad sivongly jmpressed himselt upon both th nate and the coun- try belors My, van's cleetion, Sure- ly that should be put down to his credit hy the pe they should and do take a just pride fn the reputation he has made in the United States Senate. Scuator Bryan Las his opportun- ity witnout let or hindrance from bis collcague; Le has a fine, engag- ing scnality, youth, ambition and talent; and with both seaators work- fng in harmouy to a common end there is no just reason why that har- mony should be disturbed by gratui- tous criticism in the rear seeking to put them in an attitude of quasi hos- tility to each other, which might re- sult in two perfectly unnecessary and fllogical factions in Florida Democ- racy. Senator Fletcher and Senator Bry- @B are both progressive Democrats i1 full sympathy with President Wil- oon’s administration and with the party in Florida, and that one is the senlor of the other in years and sen- atorial experience and enjoys certain advantages inevitably resulting from ple of that difference can’t be tortured by ' any sort of scphistry into a legiti- mate grievance by the friends of our Junior senator. —_—— It scems strangze that the Ropub-' Mecan standnat State of Pennsylvania, where the old order ruleth and mod- ern progcressive political doctrines are not supposed to be shou!d get ahead of Florida in rati fying the proposed amendment to the federal constitution providing for the election of United States scnators by direct vote of the people. But that very thing has happened, the Pennzylvania Lecislature taking such action only a few days aco. will only be necessary for a few more States tn take similar action to make the amendment a part of the consti- tution, and in order that Florida mav mot be the tail of the procession the Legislature which meets next Tues- day shonld ratify the amendment the ' firet day of the session. There need be no debate about it; the case is too plain. _— The formal cpening of the home for surerannnated ministers of the . E. chureh, South, of Florida, oc- curred in Live Oak with appropriate l'uitl:fulll,v. | Florida and | popular i sonville district, made vacant by the . promotion of Judze Call to the fed- ‘eral bench, but he has *‘turned it 'down” in favor of his lezislative du- ties. Keep your eye on Senator Cal- king, for a man who will sidetrack a judgeship for a few weeks' job h\| Miss Lillie May llc!nure Miss Margaret Marsha)] S, G Tedd ..., . vixie'and Methodist churct T 8. Clifforq Mls- Nettle Brooks . . Leslie McCraney . ... . (Mrs. J. W. Cord ..., i Luela Knight . the Lecislafure has the quality of ambition in him likely to send hi: up the ladder. S T i'l‘helma TR o Every unew heodlum cutrage and {R. Black i crime perpetiated by the “wild wom- D Asher Mrs. E. L. Cowdery While the sufragists of Great Britain are devoting their efforts to arson, bomb-throwing and window-smash- p. F. Lindsley ing, their sisters in the United States are working in a quicter but perhaps more effective way to win friends for 1d i their hysteri firaze is another ng And it en” of En crusade for tal traits inherent in the sex weli caleulated to make mere man “leary’ of putting such a tremendous weap- on as the bhallot in hands so reck- less on cecasion. in the coflin of their cause. ABAEAE Heln thiit Sarledein AiRakter the “cause.” The photograph shows a number of well-known Washington women distributing handbills and argu- : A help 1.|. ause Am il aante in (he strests: | either, for it hints at lvmpvramvu- l AAAAAAAAAAAAA | will supply prospective bidders with | a circular giving particulars as to requirements and instruction for preparation of bids and data to ac- compiany same. W. G. McADDO, Secretary. BLACK SATIN HAT RETAINED Though White Seems to Be Coming SOPCHHCPOST PGP PO ELHI GO 23 3 Fencing Now On Hand We can supply your wap American wire fencing as I lests. You had better speak llt will be gone, You know American wire I8 heavy. ¢ i A wrapped fénce and no concern America can beat the quality Yard fenrmg AR CBEECIRAT { Over in England they know that ; Walter Page, our new ambassador t {that country, stands for American ' culture and schelarship and the Lon- don papers express pleasure in the Favorite Color, Yet This Style appointment. We have reason to Is Always Smart. think that Mr. Page, as ambassador, e | 18 going to be one of the shining enc- | While colors are to be rampant this | cesses of the Wilson administration |Year and spread themselves over the SRR world ltke a gorgeous sunset or a rain- { bow, yet the tiny black satin hat is to | ORDINANCE NO. 149, or Lakeland !l Florida (I. The Most Rapidly Growing Institu- tion of a Rapidly Growing City. (. No enterprise ever launched in Lake- land has shown as great a growth in so | | ! i i i | be very smart indeed. The woman who {8 in doubt what to choose when | | An ordinance, pm\xdm;. for a city | she is bewildered by the sulphur, pur- A DD B OB SRR QR R O S IP D e AMERICAN STATE mw«i § “buyer for the city of Lakeland, pre- | Ple, bronze and red shades offered | We carr: lar, i scribing his dutics, tenure of office | Would do well to rapidly retreat to- | : . " ‘I’" Py ¥ fencing. Tyhl{ o ln;a i ! of black satin thzt has littie trimming | ! below. We keep plenty (¢ 1 i Be it ordained by the Council of 4 HIRE > il i et AR and owes its beauty to its shape. i (L l . . . gates. the City of Lakeland: Such hats are not what they used | t is an lns‘]tutlon lt Will DO tO Tle TO. "'., | Seetion 1. That there shall be es-|to be. They are distinctly of this sea-‘ j o Qi ( 2 ‘tablished by this ordinance the oflice | son. The shape is rather siiff, with a 1 & fl‘ 4 of the city buyer for the city of | 10w crown and a two-inch brim which | Your ACCCUfll AppreCiated P'CteCted :'f Y o Lakeland who shall hold his oflice at rolls slightly back at the edzes; over : C J the p n(.knn- of the City ('lmlnci] an. | this the satin s stretched and finished | and He]d in Stric ‘test Conhd(‘ncc o1 \ ‘lm'- T o D BT Ci {at the senms with a cord or a piping. | 1 TR (: '.1‘ ks e "I There are no fclds or bows or full - S R B cunetl | erown hands; all is as smooth and de- | ST by ioa Section 2. The dutics ef the ity mure as a mon's silk bat. The trim- e imtflcan &tate B an {4y buyer shall le to p all min,: is placed tlat on the brim and is S ! supplice, to ok, and v ar | made up of any kind of feather that J. L. SKIPPER, Prcs. S F. S¥ITH, M. D, Vice-Fres. 3| bt other material nocorsary hn the cir |h spirals and looks straggling and P. E. CIUNN, Cashier : : i rent conduct of the busginess of the cn'rlf;h"; y : B ] Jaliaty city of Lakeland under the direct l 10 best known choice i3 a foather Q@GHICEOPOROE Do AR DI A 2R R T A Rat TR T A i il hibt "1 ealled numidie and which is more or ! and supervision of the [ less expensive and very fashionable. committees of the City Council o | The peacock feathers are on this or- respecti YT AN Nt 7y Lakel:nd. He shall purchase no | der and that is one of the reasons property except by order of the Citv | Why they have returned to favor. -‘ Council or chairman of committees, | Straw and wheat are also used, and o l R i% O «i o ; & : whatever does not lie flat on the brim u SVitle { as v' e I fl ni % Section 3.—Ile shall keep a bon of all supplies in his posseseion and all property delivered to him by the city of Lakeland or any of its |f~‘ fieials; sald book shzll be kent ro! Beaded baps refuse to be ousted. that the property belonging under "l'he smartest are of jet oblongs, the contrel of the various commit- | | pierced and applied to the net alter- tees shall be kept senarate from that , { pately with beads of silver or gold, or of all other committees; he ehall i :flt ::"dl’k;“"“""lr “"‘:’l"l’rd”;d LA from him any property his pnkmifislon mingling with colorod beads and and take a receipt frem said person, | those which show the same curious describing sald property, the date on | shaded effects that distinguish shot which same was delivered and by |silks. Some of these latter are made whose order same was delivered. 1| o the fashionable pannier shape first shall be responsible for all property | PFought out in walrus or seal bags, stands insolently erect in the middle | of the front or back. | ————i— Beaded Bags. Offers the Best Service to iencmg Chicago—St. Louis | N Cincinnati~ [ ouisville—Indianapolis | ', ‘, Clevelaad—Grand Rapids ;igl(""h Weha [}IILI'H : with direct connections to I from cooking on a wood stoi o {have bought and have on ! v Detroxt and Toledo ?solld car of insurance gasoline stoves From ome burner to a four ! | gasoline range like the one you s+ and all contain & change purse and | Lv. Jacksonville - . 815 Lv. gl below. :entmlted‘ to r:mrpm”(?"on and shall | oo o ce of eatin matching the lining e . . . &50::. A: :'l&nwlllo . ::: pm. ‘ account to the City Council for the | o¢ the chtet receptacle, A Cinci 718 ontgomery . am. disporal of same. o - “ T "'fl'f:- -+ 1210pm || 3 « +6:50am, . Nash . : n such pay as the City one pound of rice in one gallon ' 4 oy el an Connell shall name. of water until rice Is soft, then strain 3 * + 10w Ar. Chicago . . . 9:38am. lnsurafl(:efiasmme ; 0 | ‘Section 5. Al ordinances and| o:done ‘quart of the milky water and Dixie Limited Dixie Flyer parts of ordinances in conflict wit 24d & Plece of gum arabic the size of Jacksonville ; thi r(;fl eh h(:o 5 ¥ an egg. Set this aside for starching. -5 . * ¢ - Lv. Jacksonville . . 825 pm. s ordinance are hereby repealed. Take the remainder of the water f| AT StLouis . . . 2:50pm. Ar. Evanville . . . 943pm. U hereby certify that the foregning and rice, add enough warm water to Ar. Chicage - . . 7:02 pm. Ar. Chicago - . . 654am. ordinance was duly passed by the | wash the curtains. Rub on a handful Council of the City of Lakeland at j of the boiled rice and souse up and regular session on the 19th day of | down many times, then rinse In clear March, 1913. : | water. | MORRIS G. Starch in the water as prepared | above. Iron with a medium hot iron 1 when partly dry. The cretonne wil) —- ! look like new. | SEEE T R T IO DIOOIOPOHIEOIO D 4, COVVOTVDID VDI LG B0 S Electric Lighted Trains. Dining Cars H. C. Bretney, Florida Passenger Agent, 118 W. Bay St., Jacksonville MIUNN, ‘ Pres: Attest: H. L. SWATTS, City Clerk. —_——— | Approved by me this 26th day of ! Add Ammonia, .-:\ < E March, 1913, | White frocks and blouses or under ' 0 DeRE[ Sl [A‘i PR{SS'Nfi (;llB & 0. M. Eaion, Maycr. ;Ieolflhing that have a bad color should 2 | ::; rst soaked in cold water to which < 2 [ a little a o : P l\'i & ADVERTISEMENT FOR FED- | then given & tomen blooes: ccd and 9 and AN N P LUl“BlNG Co 2 each; that is, a N—— & ERAL BUILDING SITES ' jarge lemon sheuld be cut into slices, 2 & 'and rind and all boiled up in the boit. | @ Oléaning, Pressing and A teration. Ladies’ Work a ¥| Treasury Department, Office of the | ing pan or small copper. When at full & n ] e Scoretary, Wasniogton, D. C.,|bofling point put in the linens ang g Specialty. Al Work Galled For and Delivered. a | March 12, 1913 ' muslins ar.d boil for twenty minutes. 12 Prom t Sewlcg CSatisfa & | Proposals are hereby solicited, &l e eg P . Satisfaction Guaranteed. g . bs opened In the office of the super- raah At - STt e i 2 A useful thing to remember in put- | & f 3 | visine avchiteet. tressury dmrt-!m‘ clean clothes avay is to place’ 2 C. A. MANN « MANAG!—TR S | Besides the lus.ic.c. ment, Washington, D. C, at 10 | the freshly laundered picces at the 2 ?f {earry the Natiin . FHONE 267 Bowyer Bldg. D100 IOIOTONRININIO IHIAI IO o'clock a. m., on April 8, 1913, for | hottom of their respective piles, Thon,,c N. Kentthy Ave. the sale or donation to the United ' by using the topmost, you always toke | | DIOIOERIUT OO VY States of a corner lot, centrally and | the garments in rotation and each, O | Perfection Oil stre jnny size ovens—glass f1ont front. nvenien ent thus has less frequent we . i o et e o o e na e b bt | AUTO TOPS AND TRIMMINGS | 4 land, Florida. The e st be | rd SUPHL : sty 19000 suare et fn ! ;{.i,;;fl“ TOPS RECOVERED | area, and if the lot offered Is rectan- gular, its minimum dimension must ' be not less than 120 feet. Upon application the postmaster e \WHITTENBURG & JONES kaléfJ::"lfllll'; '33‘ 316 TWIGCS wk[" 1101 Florida Avenue Tampa. Florida TaMFA FLONDA T R RT SRTI R e e e g