Lakeland Evening Telegram Newspaper, April 17, 1913, Page 4

‘PAGE FOUR. THE EVENING TELEGRAM, LAKELAND, FLA., APRIL 17, 1913. Ine [venlno WWUI' dl"' member. Woman sufiraze is no merc tables, make hctbeds for more ten- | beauty to your hair. fad; it rests on a ioundation a: K Ger plants such s melous, toma-{ WGet a fifty cent bottle from your | scund as the principle of self-govern- i toes, okra, ezeplauts, ete., sow to-| druggist today and prove this tol ment, itself, and, while for excep-|bacco and set out fruit trees an‘liyour own satisfaction. All druggms' I 20 2000 AIVIDI0O4C 125 - > The AMERICAN STATE Lakeland Florig, — %\ e —————————— a— kubusbed every allesnoon from the Kentucky Building, Lakeland, Fla. ¥ - — e ____ |tional reasons we are not yet pre-!shrubbery; in resteary plant same ysen'u, under guarantee that the! 1 L Enle‘red in the postoliice at Like: | pared for it in tie south, it wil |as in January, nlso vines ¢i o kind- |money will be refunded if the teu—l / A fand, Flerida, as mail matter of tbe | come sooner or laier if this rep:h {and fruit trecs, especially of tite . 't- | ccy I8 mot exaetly as represented. 1 }% “‘ A #..0nd class. lic survives. The suffrageties shoul: | rus family, 2150 snap tedns and corr. ‘ 4 ‘ i have been given a full hearing ai!end Led swecet potatoes for draws New Rive, Hers are some of the mew colors Tallahassee and their arsuments iz |and slips; in March corn and oats, | 2 i & s and ghal~s of famili < tened to with close and respeeiiis | ond Februar; planting mey be c-""":!u thei;h!xew u::es.a::o :?:nd;e;e::: sttention. The equal suifia-c¢ ped. |tinued, transp.ant tematoes, e3s: gecommodating young saleswoman fin | ! . B F. HETHERINGTON, £D1TOR i HENRY BACON, Manager . SUBSURIPTION RATES: B T S ORe YEAr . ovv seveessas$5.00 Bix months .. .. ....0000 2.60 ‘Threg months ... 1.26 Delivered anywhere within ibe limits of the City of Lakeland ‘or i0 cents a week. From the same office Is lssaed THE LAKELAND NEWS A weekly newspaper giving a re- snme of local matters, crop condi. tions, county affairs, etc. Sent any- where for §i.00 per year. | PRy is not yet ripe in Flosida, but it i h:!auls, melons, bcans and vines of ali ripening, and may Le ready to pluc | when another generation arrives | The frndamental verities scem to Lol eame as in Mareh, excest Irieh poia- | of anything else in this worid. ECE ki The Telegram is indebted to Sen, ator Fletcler for a most interesting and valuable work, a beck of more than a thousand pages entitled “Bi- ographical Congressional Directory,’ from 1774 to 1911, It is in on. sense a history ¢f Congress since we kinds—mulberries 2nd blackberri s are ripening; in April plant the toes, kohlrabi and turnips, tre.s- plant tomatoes, okra and eggpiant, plant buttei-beans and peas, gov nillet, corn and cowpeas fcr fodder. dig Irish potatoes, cnions, beets an! ull early vegetables should be plent; for the table; in May plant swect potato slirs in field, also plant ccrn for table, and okra, ezgplant, pepper snd butter beans, and tobacco fo: a big :hop: i “New” bine, which is a shads b-. tween gens @'srime blue and electric | blue; dove, wiich is elephant gray ! with & brownish tone; petunia, which | is of a deep reddish hue; n.iosa, which | Is a!most orange; shrimp, which is the { latest pink tone and exactiy the color of the water product for which it lll named; verdigris, which is a green | like the rusty hue of old copper, and chalk, which is the white that is pop- i ular now, differing from most white | by the absolute lack of even the slight- | " est creamy tint. | | Two exotic shades, just like which * (. The Most Rapidly Growing Instiy, tion of a Rapidly Growing City. (. No enterprise ever launched in Laj.. land kas shown :s great a growth in ¢, short a time as has 1heAmerican State Q. Itis an Insiitution It Will Do to Tie To, Q. Your Account Appreciated, Protec:cq {had a Congress, and gives the name IT IS A BIG second crop, snap beans, peas andi | th.ere has never been any color befors, cucumbers ready for use; in Junc dre the so-called amaranthe and rouge ADVERTISING ASSET., “The city fathers of Lakeland did exactly the right thing when they refused to gell a portion cf the beau- tiful city park as a site for the pew postoflice building,” remarks the Bartow Courier-Infcrman:. “Building sites are easy to find, but parks such as Lakeland has are as rare as they are beautiful and use- ful.” This appreciation of a littl: “peanty spot” in a town, by the pnewspaper of another place, su3- gests that the park is more than 2 cleared space with a walk and a few trees, Florida towns and cities do well to provide the “breathing places” if it was ghown that they were enly useful as advertisements. ~—Times-Union. Our park is indeed more than “a cleared space with a walk and a few trecs,” and there is so much of hoth gentimert and utility in its relation to the people of Lakeland that any attempt to appraise it in dollars and cents weuld be useless. Even for ad- vertising purposes it is beyond price, for no man or woman visiting in Lakeland from cther parts of the country ever fails to take away a pleasant memory of the restful charm and quiet beauty of Munn park and tell others of it when sum- ming up the nice features of a win- ter in Florida and comparing the at- . tractions of its various cities and towns. Lakeland is known by sight or repute by people in every State from whence Florida tourists are drawn and our pretty little park Is one of the strong reasons for it. — BETTER TREATMENT FOR THE CONVICT. In getting away from the conviet lease system in Florida, whose evils have been too cften exposed to leave pentine men will not oppose hi: | tified check on some reliable ban* any doubt of them, we are simply in bill when they understand it, as it i< ! gop the sum of one thousand dollars! line with nearly every State in the Unifon and every country in the civ- flized world n looking at the con- viet question from a new angle, We understand now that the true atti- goes the whole length and wants'as a guaranty that such bidder w tude of goclety in this matter is that convicts are human beings to be given an opportunity to reform, not « dopeless incorrigibles to be punished to gratify the revengeful instinct in g joint resolution in the House at come forfeited to the county. A! soclety. comes out of prison a worse man and & more dangerous enemy to social or- der than when he entered It and a system which produces such results {s obviously the wrong system. In 4his connection the following from the Savannah News is to the point: “Indiana has fallen into line with | this country on general prlnelples.' Polk County, Florida. those States that regard criminals, but that young Alfonso, king oi Clerk Board County Commissioners a8 men to be reformed rather than to be harshly punished. Stripes and solitary confinement at the State prison at Michigan City nave been abolished. The federal prison at At- lanta under Warden Moyer began geveral years ago an effort to bright { \safe thus far, but we can’t be sur of every man who ever served in either branch of that bedy, accom- panied by a short biographica! sketch. In addition, it gives the per- sonnel cf every administration from George Washington down, includin: each president and cabinet membe: 'and other related information, an its value for reference, especially i: newspaper offices and amonz public men, is very great. With this boo' the \orld Almanac and \Webster': Urabridzed, the average editor has a library vastly more useful than Dr. Eliot's celebrated five-foot li- brary of which we have heard so much and know so little, 0 The brichtest letters we have seen from Washineten sinee Conervess convened 21e these in Dixie from the pen of Congressman L'Engle. Ther cre not cnly full of pertinent in- formation for FKlorida rcaders, hnt abound in wit, humor, satire an: shrewd comment on men and thin-.s and are racy and pungent withny bitterness or vencm. Claud grew u large crop of enemies during his edi- torial days as he cut and slashed, regardless of the amenities, but hi congressional point of view has broadened his vision and given him ,some of the composure of the phil- ‘uopher to temper the flerce gzeal of , the reformer. ! s ~ The devotion of Editor Pearce of the Clearwater News to his Statc forestry bill, in whose interest he has gone to Tallahassee, is worthy of all praige. The two leading fea- , tures of the bill are designed to elim- i inate as far as poesible destructive . forest fires and to prevent the “box- 'ing” for turpentine purposes of pine | trees less than eleven inches in dia- meter as such boxing is fatal to the tree. Mr. Pearce says that the tur- really in their interest. —_ " Representative Brown of county is a progressive right. | this He 'Sudgcl made to understand that th: lariat of the recall is to jerk them out of the saddle as well as other public servants. He has introduced The criminal thus treated Tallnhassee, providing for the sub- ' checks of unsuccessful bidders to h | mission of a constitutional amend- jment calling for the recall of al! | State officers including judges. Th i resolution was referred to the proper committee. —_— We don’t think much of kings in | Spain, shows up well in an emer- ! gency where the bravest men might "be pardoned for losing their poiee. l'l‘hc anarchists have tried to kill Al- Ifonso four times but the game little i chap is still on the job and has never {shown the white feather yet. large planting of sweet potatoes an cowpeas, Irich potatoes, tomatces. and a great variety of table veget: | bles are ripe, alro plums, earl | peaches and grapes; in July grapes, peaches and fizs are in geason, an!'’ citrus trees may be set out safel: with the ugual summer rains; in A pust continue to traneplant citri: trees, e"w cabbasze, cauliflower an turnips for fall planting, plan: kohl-rabi and rutabages, and last o the month plant a few Irish potato-. and beans, { | | CALL FOR BIDS. | Notice is hereby eiven that genlo hids for the construction of a maca! ymized road ar i _ighwpy rom & roint bezinning ot Eagly Lrke i Polk county, I. , ang catain thence in a northeasterly directic: ty the Osceoln county line by wo. ¢f Winter Haven, Florence Vil 1 ucerne Park, Davenport and Lou-" man, will be received by J. A, Johi- gon, clerk of the board of count commissioners of sald county at hi: office in Bartow, Florida, until th 22nd day of May, 1913, AMENDE! profile, survey of route, plans an specifications of which are on fif» with said clerk, where the same ma" be inspected. : All materials for hard-surfacin: sald road will be furnished by th: county at cost of loading same ov CArs. : The successful bidder will be: re- | quired to enter into contract wit! the board to complete the same with- in a reasonable stipulated time anc': furnish bond with approved mmlcs! for the same in o penal sum of twen- ty-five per cent (25 pet.) of the amount of his - bid. Each bifder shall accompany his bid with a cer- R S ($1,000.00) drawn payable to th chairman of the board of county| commissioners; the check of the euc | cessful bidder to be held by the boat | | i i | £8 a guaranty that such bidcder wi' lwlthln a reasonable time enter into | _such contract and give such bon!, , failing in which said check will be | ;pmmptly returned, the board reserv- |lng the right to reject any and aill bids. i Dated this the 17th day of Apri!., A. D, 1913. f By order of the board. ‘ J. A. JOHNSON, ] 583Thur Restore Gray Hair, To Natural foir | { | g_ Venetian. I The Double Train, A new truin seen lately conststed of two trains, each quite separate, and eadless in point. A very lovely even- ! ng dress of deep orange charmeuse . bud this double tail. One wus of the ! orange charmeuse, and was just a con. , tinuation of the dress itself. The sec- ' ond trein was of lemon-colored | mousscline de soie, and started from : , o drapery at the waist, which c-mef down one side and round the back of ,, the frock, falling into a train the ex- act size and shape of the satin one. When well done this has a very pretty as well as a very novel effect. P EORDSOUDENEOCOL POPTER 502 DPOPOTOHOPOPRCOPUP TIPS IPLPO ¢ J. L. SKIPPER, Pres. b More Interesting to Her. “It's all very well for the minister 9 preach frocm the text, ‘Remember Lot's Wife,'” said au overworlicd, dis- sovruged matron, “tut I wish he weuld now give us an encouraging sermon on the wifo's lot” ! and Held in Strictest Confidence. The American State Bank 8. F. SMITH, M. D.. Vice.F.., P. E. CHUNN, Cashier. PGP0+ “OPOHCIOPOHOLAIORCL 8. - os KODAKS and §(1 15 DEVE! (.l‘lt.‘ : andg PR HICH QU Tatra fLoe el heed it. a2 K& LD S0 many, here is another. T L s ST a R T T, ‘- p N 3 TR PP ::‘u?-'% AN S <Y s\:\‘;fi = - 3 B R UV S U tere Is Your pportunity T is said that opportunity knocks at least once, at the door of every person, but alas, so many either do not recognize the knock, or else fail to One trouble, too many evidently expect the knock to come in thunder-like tones, and oppor- tunities in mountain-like chunks. Keep your ears open for the gentle tap, and your eyes open for oppor- tunities, in small installments. you haven’t had an opportunity, here is one, or if you have had ever & =y -, A NS 9 V" NS "N V" CTEL T If A O 8§ N gr en the lives of the convicts. How RTESSSE S8 ~ ” well it has succeeded is indicated by | Citrus fruit erewers from all ove: By Commen Garden Saze, a .Szm'_li l-or a few days we “'l“ Sell lots in Sl OAN b ¢ the statement that the only differ- Florida gather in convention l'v: chcdr,' cflo; D(t;l!d:ufi..l‘nllm;: . $ . b le ence between men in the prison and | Tampa today to discuss matters ro-' g - .oldaifie.:z O‘l?yugl:“ Si e 1o & PARK, the bcaut:ful, dCSlrably located W est Lake- v those on the outside is that the for- ' lating to the good of the indystr darkening the hair is 1_':“‘ ‘(. l S A mer are deprived of their freedom. and take definite steps to put it on : 57 d b ivisi ¥ ' : g 3 : jand ts 08 andmothers ha and Sub-divis - c Y They play baseball, a prison league g better basis. California has a sys- ;:rk‘o;;fily o:;irgr:l:h;:t.ik‘:s\. R lon, TL“ Per Cent CaSh‘ ba'ankc in having been organized. The wel'{tem said to be nearly perfect and e = . st , i . $ lem taid to be nearly perlect 81 while our methers are fray before easy Monthiy or Quarlerly Installment. If lot you €} bekaved prisoners wear no bro:¢ striped suits. They work and play and are cheerful. They are treated as men with possibilitics of future geed in them, not as men who have made hopeless wrecks of their lives.” . The action of the legislative com- mittec at Tallahassee in reporting unfavorably on the preposed amend- ment to the conmstitution grantine suffrage to women in Florida is no surprise to us, but we are rathe: disappointed at the summary way in which the matter was disposed of. There are some exceedingly bright and well-informed women in Florida who have made a special study of this equal suffrage anestion and they exnected to 2o to Tallahassee and present their views to the legisla- ture. They should have been giver the oprortunity, even invited, to d» g0, and they might have been heard with instruction and profit by every they are fifty. Our grandmothers' it with profit. | kept their hair soft and glossy with | mc— e r— H a “Saze Tea,” which also restored WHAT TO PLANT AND WHEN. | the natural color. | One objecticn to using such a prep- ' Director Rolfe of the United State< gratjcn wag the trouble of making This objection has been over- experiment station at Gainesvilic g outlines leading crops for different ieome by the Wyeth Chemical Com-| o€ HThe N B Mo, 6301 e et et includes putting in garden peas, set - ':::m r: s:‘:: ::u:mmpemr Sulphor | 3 ; ge, ned with Sulphur| ting out cabbage plants, digein [ppg other valuable remedies for ;\:;ett:ota;'m. e::ln'z Mt!-o‘ll‘)“" f‘; dandruf, itching scalp and thin, , ete. November is a good mont’ | weqk, falling hair. | for the garden, plant and transplin' | The heauty of the hair depends" ""Y;le as :r\ Oc:n:)el‘.;;: oats, barle: 'more on its rich, even shading than ! and ryre for winter ure Or Crops :anything else. Don’t have dry,! ¢ig sweet potatces and house v fkareh faded hair, when a simpli. bank them, make eane sugar an” ; harmless remedy will bring back (hcj s:mp: in December clean up gener [ coler in a few days; and don't b Ay, fence, ditch, menure and o~ tormented with dandruff, jtching. ot plant hardy vegetables and t~ !gealp and lcose, falling hairs, Wy- | | B KSR = select is worth $100.00, you pay $10 cash; balance small installments; if $250.00, $25 cash, This is an opportunity for everyone desiring a home ta make a start by securing a beautiful lot in this lovely sub-division, or if you do not need a home, thls is your opportunity to invest where you will make money. Phone or write me at once. and so on. - IETL2ET D. H. SLOAN } hacco; in January plant Irish pota eth’s Sage and Sulphur Hair Rem-! “ toes, peas, bects, nips, cabbac: edy will quickly correct these trou-! n and all hardy or bardy vege- bles, and give color, strength and ”