Lakeland Evening Telegram Newspaper, April 15, 1913, Page 5

PCRSONALS PARAG ‘A. We would be glad to note great|to have their names appear on the' activity in the matter of preparation | following honor roll: for additional school buildings, as contemplated by the proposed school district bond issue. It is only a mat- In Case of Fire ter of days now until the Legislature Phone 5,000| likely will ratify the amendment and \r | M. Woods, who i8 now in|remove all obstacles in the way of . gru= business at Elberton, Ga., i8 | bonding. Much preliminary work u for a day or two, Op matters: could be done, but if there is any- e£8. thing of this kind going forward we g have not been advised. Did we hear \liss Esther Stephens, of Inverness, ' scmebody say that a site was being gerid Jast night to spend some time chosen, or that plans were beiny pere the guest of her aunt, Mrs, H.'drawn, by architects who are perfect- B n‘,‘aur on South Missourl ave- 1y willing to do this preliminary work without charge, if asked? We're istening. | FURTHER PARTICULARS OF MR. McRAE'S DEATH. e, yfessrs. A. J. Holworthy and T. I \oods went down to Tampa toda; 1 wake some final investigations as (o details of installing the proposed sxhite way” for the blulnep district of Lakeland. The Atlanta Constitution has the following meager detalls of the kill- \ir. E. M. Hufford and family leave | ing of Mr. McRae: right for their home in Bremen,| “E. A. McRae, agent for the Dodge Gtio, after spending the past nine!company, was shot and almost in- gonths in Lakeland at their home on | stantly killed here in a duel with F. Lake avenue. They will return again | L. Dyal, a former business associate. jo the fall. “There was but one eye-witness, a , negro, and he is so frightened tha: and Mrs. Wm. Hall left this he will not talk. for their home in Mlchlrzan.i “McRae had gone to a fountain in .r spending the winter as is their the center of town and was drinking. 4l costom, in Lakeland. Theu-‘ Dyal stepped from a doorway and the pumerons friends will be glad to wel- shooting began; five shots were fired. ¢me them upon thelr return next | Lyal was unhurt, but McRae was fall, { dead with a bullet through his heart and one through his right hand. His L. Blanchard and thres; revolver was in his left hand, the His pistol had not iy Mrs. W children who have been visiting her | handle bloody. mother, Mrs. J. M. Reynolds, on |been discharged. swuth Florida avenue for some tlme,‘ “Bad blood has existed between the returned to her home in Columbia, |twWo men, both of whom are promi- 8 C., Sunday night. She enjoyed her | nent, for several weeks because of a stay in Lakeland very much, Fiorida land dea] they were interest- —_— ed in, So many big things are going on| McRae is a native of the county, fa town that it's very hard for tho|and has lived here all his life except members of the Non-Sweaters’ Club | for a few years in Florida. He came ty supervise all the work. What | back to make his home in McRae las: with the paving and sewerage work, Ycar. The numerous friends and rel- the biz hotel which is progressing "atives of both men regret the tragic nicely, the city hall, the walls or cccurrence, %hich are up to the second story, and| ‘“Dyal has not been arrested, but a score or more of residences, som» | 8 at his home in town, and is ready ¢ them quite handsome ones, tn tc surrender to the authorities and prreess of constructon, there was Stand his trial.” wever a period of such great activity | I Lakeland. There seems to be lots{ i0 TO CINCINNATI-IOUISVILLE of work for everybody who is wlll!n:! Via South Atlantic Limited; daily end pretty “good times” in all lines; | through train. Diners. H. C. Bretney, of husiness. | P P. A. L. & N. R. R,, Jacksonville, | —— ?STRENGTH Aside from the very impertant fea- ture of SAFETY the checking ac- count’s CONVENIENCE appeals i I Rt S AL strongly to those who insist upon OR- CER, with out worrying, petty de- tails, in their financial affairs. A CHECKING ACCOUNT here would aid ycu in climbing upwards— save you worry, time and disputes. Why not start the account and prove our assertions? THE STATE BANK F LAKELAND FLA !’0 THE WENING TELEGRAM, LAKPLA\D F’IA., APRIL 15, 1913, Mr. John Taylor Ieavel tomorrow fer Auburn Wash., where he goes t: make his future home. His man) friends regret his-departure but hop« his lines may be cast in pleasan:’ places and that good luck will con- | | stantly attend him. LAKELAND HIGH SCHOOL HONOR ROLL. (Week Ending April 11, 1918.) Those who have made 90 per cent or above in scholarship and who have Leen perfect in deportment, punc- tuality and attendance are entitled GRADBE XIL Elsie Norton. Lula Hart. Gordon Hart. Pearl Haynes.- Loring Bracken. GRADE XI Annie C. Mayes. Esther Heath. Gladys Wilson. Will Hetherington. Lloyd Hooks. . GRADE X. Ned Skipper. Myrtle McRae. Lily Dale Thompson. Flossie Whitlock. GRADE IX. None. GRADE VIIL James Boulwaro. Lucille Clough. Virginia Lufsey. Doris Wells. Gladys Turner... GRADE VII A, Mada Phillips. Frank Hobbs, GRADE VII B. Redella Gain. Addie Bailey. Nannie Fuunk. Herman Mathias. Ballard Bradley. GRADE VI A, Roy Mitchell. Frances Holland. Max Phillips. Albert Murrell. Henley Combs. GRADE V1 B. D. H. Sloan, Mary Weaver. Mabel Mathias. Marion Hetherington. Goebel Taylor. GRADE V A, Annie Laurie Waring. Helen Holbrook. Mildred Klausmeler. Ellen WWatson, Robert Boulware. GRADE V B. Ethel Whitfield. Mabel Ammerman. Louise Rocers. GRADE IV A, l.ee Crews, Cland McLendon. Merson Prescott. Tyler Jackson. Beulah Lohman, GRADE 1V B, Cliffora Wilson, Sarah Funk. Fred McDonald. Frankie McKay. Bessle Richardson. GRADE 1V C. Gladys Bailey. Ralph Upson. Bertie Vogt. Edith Holbrook. Virginia Clary. GRADE III A. Dawson Bates. Frank Fuller. Lots Fitts. J. T. House. Clarence Weaver, GRADE III B. Bruce Grant. Carlisle Rogers. Mortimore Haynes. Milcred Snyder. Frank Hursey. GRADE IIT C Leslie Willlams, Peter Bifano. Aubrey Dillard. Karry Weaver. Elita Cason. CITAS. M. JONES, P!’Incimn ” fi...”..‘ ! [DISflNIA mmm _-»" A BOOSTER IS ONE WHO DOES THE GREATEST GOOD TO THE GREATEST NUMBER. WE SHOW THE BEST PIC- TURES IN THE BEST MANNER. THE TO\ GUELESS MAN. (Gen—Drama.) WAS MABEL CURED. (Victor—Comedy-Drama.) THE CANDY GIRL. (Imp—Comedy.) PMISEION .........;coveendBO 'ELDREB UEDER 18 ........0o | vailing by which Senators go ahea EW OF THOSE LENGLE | WANTS AS PflSIMISIEBS] (Continued from Page 1.) ! cratic party to revise the tariti' downward.” ' Having had the experience of wait- ing in a cabinet officer's anteroom while a senator went in to transaci public business, L’'Engel has devised & plan whereby representatives wii. not be kept cooling their heels in the antercoms, and has introduced a res- olution in the House to cure the al- leged defect in old capital traditions. Representative L’Engle wants to tear down precedence. He has in- troduced a resolution that “prece- dence has no place in government of the people, and that the custom pre- of members of the House in trans- ecting public business in the govern- ment departments is objectionable t this House, and ‘a continuance m: this practice will be regarded as an effront.” The rules committee, to which resolution is referred, probably will | see to it that official knowledge ci this resolution never reaches the oth- er end of the capitol. i However, Representative L’Englc has found many friends in the re- porters about the capitol in this res-! olution, which declares that ‘the:c' shall be no more secret committe: | meetings and that newspaper meu slall be allowed access to commit- tce rooms at all times. He also would have votes in committee re- corded and published. Another L’Engle resolution would create a committee on welfare and Lappiness in the House, and all pro- posed legislation relating to socini| and living conditions, public healt and woman suffrage would be re- ferred to it. ORLANDO VOTES FOR COMMISSION GOVERNMENT. By the slight majority of two, the new charter, providing for a radical change in our city government, was voted into peing here Saturday. This means that Orlando will be governel after the first of next year by a mayor and two commissioners, re- placing the time honored beard oi aldermen. This change has long been }'- discussed; but like many changes of a revolutionary nature, its comln;:l was quict; verily it slipped in. The 15 no doubt whatever that although the voters of Saturday were compara- | tively few, and the majority jusi barely enough to carry the issue over the line—there is no dounbt in spit: of these facts that the vast majority ol the citizens of the city favor com- ndssion government. It was the na- ture of the charter that was sub- mitted, the measures of government which is provided, that were the bone ! of contention, It was the provision for the hiring of so-called cheap men fcr the city that met with especial Clsapproval. Nothing remains to do | now, but for the City Council to sub- ! mit the new charter to the Legisla- | ture for approval. And it is up to! every loyal citizen to accept the! change in good faith and to labor to | make the new government a success. —Orlando Reporter-Star. Freckled Glrls It is an absolute fact, far of WILSON 8 FRDCKLE CREA will ei freckles or ca! them tc lnda and two jars will even e " e e peraly guarantee this and to ntun yo - without lrgumont it ‘V’l’%l?“ 'S FRECKLE CREA YRy gl‘cnnt :nd illmlvmel lurillnlele'-l.h % hair o . TANl “:E “;v lpusltlvel{ Comein | are and uu’nlhnm& Eme"l:‘ | &‘n o L SFMI ALL ORUGGISTS THE THEATER BEAUTIFUL. BIG DOUBLE SHOW. SIX BIG BEAUTIFUL REELS e e e —————— ALL NEW; ALL NEW. 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