Lakeland Evening Telegram Newspaper, April 28, 1913, Page 4

fhe Evening Velegram ————————— Published every afternoou frow tue Kentucky Building, Lakeland, Fla iand, Florida, as mall matter of the scond class. @ ¥ HETHERINGTON, EDITOR el e e e R PR S HENRY BACON, Manager. Lopeful that tho Legislature will submit the matter to the people, but be geems to be without much com- pany in that opinicn. There is plen- ty to be said on both sides of the to pay the bill, don’t ceem to be un- ezsy under the shortcomings of the present constitution and there is af marked absence of any strong and | | general public sentiment in tavor of ; a new one. e We find this floating around as 2 bit of left over humor from the late; \olcctmn and it is too good to be lost: SUBSURIPTION RATES: Oneyear .... .. .0 .$5.00 8!x months .. .. teeee 8,60 Three months .......... 136 Delivered anywhere within the Wimits of the City of Lakeland tor 10 cents a week. e e e e From the samg office is lusaed = Eniered in the postoffice at Lake- \imw, but the taxpayers, who have “A Greenville, 11, Republican went home the night of the election and woke up lis wile and told her to pack up and get ready to leave— aat 1lllinuis had gone Democratice THE LAKELAND NEWS and he wouldn't live in such a State & weekly newspaper giving & re-| ., . .00 e of local matters, crop eondl, | went out to get some more election tions, county affairs, etc. Sebt 8DY- . . qyg later returncd home and | where for $1.00 per year. ‘u-!d his wife that she needn’t mind ¢ bout packiag up, that there was nd KI»L‘.('(‘ g ; around for a time he Ir \.ILL IE TnL S"AIJE NEXT YEAR No growinz community is mth-; Here's a look at the new tariff we cut its coterie of eroukers Who Pre- oo cgine to live under from another wrd times ahead and hat o000 Ghieh ought to make the or-! ire being overdone and Wit y,,00 srgwers take a more cherful tlere is nothing to justify the im- view. Says the Times-Union: Pioveieits in progress and prospec “By the reduetion of the duty on Such Leople do nothing themselves: ooy as proposed in the Under- to forwa and r 15 their own uselessness, ' o jn tne State will save more in the tirey are jealous of those of superior| ., rep,ge of one pair of trousers than eucrgy, fzith and force who are help- | . will lose on his whole crop by frg aong that cause of progress. We| 0" roquction of the duty om or- have tome of these people in Lake- anges.” land as in other towns. They are ey {lls to be endured because they can't The appointment of Walter Page be curcd, but there are antidotes Ior1m our ambassador to England haal their croaking, and the following'y oy e oyt much literature con- from the St. l’ete.sbnr Independent ! cerning him and the more he is in- | fs us applicatle to Lakeland a8 t0!, .iioated the bizger he looms. that city: Looked at from any angle, he is a “ivery year there has been a grozt deal of building and the croak- oS buve sat avound and predicted t the end was in sisht and things o Leing overdone; too many s to Le occupied. Yet each win- 1 a1l the houses filled and ol this country are entirely satisfied ' with his appointment, And what is equally important, England, after fixing her aristocratic monocle upon him and giving him cold and carelui inspection, has pronounced him 0. K. 1 {or woie Tooums iusistent. SHRL e e sumo noxt year, Bhilo Lol il arowineso fas thut § . teice (he wnoust of buiiding couid l \x/OMAN’S CL'JB not koeop up with the development end cvowth, Next year the number DEPARTMENT of tourizts will be wiueh larger than nsi The cad chain is = g T Vorking and hundreds ol pecsons ‘Ahttd by the Press who woul to Calliornia last winter : i . VAl cot o to Florida nest winter. As - Committee ol the it i bodiy dikely that two mild Woman's Club will come tocether, it is probuble that next winter, in the perih, will be severe and when it fots reul cold there will be a general cxodus to Florida.” wvinter: PU— The Wom:n's Club met at the wsual time on Thursay the 24th inst. A most earncst, harmonious body of 'wemen (about thirty being prescut) met to work tozether for our beau- titul city, for the good of the club, for the upbuilding of finer things of life, and the general altruistic spirit of kindness and help to all "The Tampa Times comes along vilh its belated satire ‘@md ridicule oi the @blougl habit in the South. Moo late, too late! The preposterous title with which we tag our lawyers, old and young alike, has cecased to look absurd even to its vietims, who glould be the first to resent it, and fs now taken seriously as a part of the traditions of the section—a kind of hallmark of high respectability mich to be desired. If we could in- corporate a plank in the next Demo- ino considered advisable and cratic Siate platform denouncing the in accordance with the Federated colonel habit as a relic of barbarismi (iypg of the State, the president ap- end clicte aristocracy, an insidious” pyjnieq a committee of three—Mrs, end invidious discrimnation against jmetener (chairman), Mrs. Knight common people, strongly squinting ,,.q Mg, Edwards—to prepare the toward the rule of the pampered year Book of the club so as to have clusees as against the toiling masses, ' it ready for the members at the close and pledsing the party to support no (o1 the year in May. The outlook man who wore such a title or tole-' of the club was never brighter,and rited the habit, there wouldn't be | the desire for wor bozus colonel left in Florida by th~ v etk avk sk fusling ot orening president, Mrs, B. C. Angell, and, it being a business meeting, after the usual preliminaries reports from the different departments were read, amendments upon some of the by- luws passed upon, and much other important business transacted. It of the next campaign; and' our, youns lawyers especially, Who'mombers unanimonsly voted in— have hopes in political directions, Mmes. Clant (‘I:lvtm; Tay \\'(;e‘.'s vould be found shedding their mili- L \vajter Detwiler, ) Vah oLk Sl ml:ull) us they woillf Alice MeLeod, Albert Garwood. their !nll'l's xudm-::l_\: mh-::vtl “”";Missr‘s Leila Galloway and Fannie ".‘ es or other uncomfortable ingects. { ¢rones, The club adjourned to mecet ! The only way to break the neek of ) yeqin on Thursday, May 8. the colonel habit in Florida is to| PRL‘.-HS lil-;l'oi‘.T'Cll make it a vital issue in a Demo- ciuatic primary. ——— e — | The most outrazcovs slanders oi | Florida scem to be coming from Can- ada, “Our Lady of the Snows,” prob- ably tecavse s0 much pood American d the interests of the town, { wood tariff the bizgest orange grow- ‘ sivons man and the press and peopl,; The club was called to order by tiw © goodfellowship, secems to have been revived in all, There were eight new | g{wf.,.4l j l",‘_. ) ¥ THE EVENING TELEGRA!I.;&LAKELAND FLA., APRIL 28, 1913, POPE 0! (IS WAY TO THE CONSISTORY This picture shows Pope Piux x in the full ecclesiastical robes of his "office, escorted by Vatican guards on his way to attend the consistory. B T e e e e e O e e e e S e ) T00 MANY HUSBANDS. ! —— Newest Lazy Man, The senior pluy which comes off | Dellboys lreque‘m:/ huve strange Tuesday, April 29, is full of laugh- and unusual duties to perform for ] pampered guesls. but the recent expe g SUNIPIR. RN o stence of a “iop” ut one of New York ¢ carry out amazingly well, ieading hotcls seems unique. He was The idea is one of ten used by L piaywriters: Arthur Mailland (Who! g y,git. Said onc: “Buster, will you is Carl Kern) tells his uncle, Colonel raise the shades, turn off the electric Traddeus Crane, that the house and lights, lock the door from the outs wife of his friend, Harry with whom he boards, are his, The ;Jf‘]lxfil:lt(x‘:ll.x;l:::::u l::\l,L \‘:m;:?(;,l“\‘l::lf convinced his hearing had not sugden 5 Bl i ‘' 47 gona defectlve, too, belongs to Harry. The unexpect- | cd complications that ensue are IullI ¢ of fun and Marry's, mothcr-in-la*\"] T Bab)" a Real Midget. adds to the laughter by demanding| DnnbioiiselilajioL AR ETy, aug . S| which was the subject of an inquest the christening and naming of llh,fm Wandsworth, England, not long baby. since, was deseribed by a doctor as A German, who is really a detec- ' the smallest baby he had ever known tive—Rudolph Bautr (Ivan Jackson) It only weirhied 3 pounds 14 ounces, —nhunts all through the play for a "Instend of the normal 7% pounds, and 5 7 its length was oaly 1 foot & incl “tattoed cross” on any and all of Y pINCanS e as compared w 3 ; thom, finding It at last on the vil- § jaaen oo © 0 the average 3 fot lain Chauncey Chilson, who is Roy | Baldwin. < Arthur is in love with Dorothy | Comforx In the Thought. (who is Alleen McRae) and is ham-| Patricia possesses the fouryeap pered in his love making by having 'Old's usual aversion to water for a fictitious wife. | cleansing purposes and fs most spar The maid, Hazel Ormsby, has a.m‘ of its application to her small bad time explaining to Arthur's un-| ::C;‘edT:;;o:\':‘; Al :_2%92'3:;":"122 cle (William Emerson). The mini- |n|rror a careiul serutiny and remark: ster, Gordon Hart, is on the horns; ed. “Well, my face is pretty clean. 3 ¢f a dilemma when he comes to the blteve 1t'11 do for temorrow. ! christening for “Thaddeus” and the P———— rother-in-law determined the bahy‘ ' It was necessary to repeat the orde: scveral times before the hoy could b: b ————— s shall be named after him or her. In the middle of difficulties the express man, Monroe Sutton, brings the baby j(:n'rlaz;e to Arthur, who has no baby. Nelly Brown, the borrowed wife, is Louie Layton, who carries out a dif- | ficult part well PRESS REPORTER. 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Apply a lit-| ing the waiks you need—the slight tie tonight, and in the morning you: 'added cost will Le 1w0re than offse: results from a single application ‘erly farmigration' which bas been possing over into Canada for some years is now being diverted to this State where it is not nine months winter ard three months late in the fall, Sume of the lies printed about us in the Canadian papers are go clearl: mulicious and preposterous that they answer themselves; but others quit> as false, but more artistie, call for YOU WILL BE “ON TIME" answers, and Secretary Powell, of the Tampa Board of Trade is devot- | if you go about it in the right wa: jng himself to that work with his| .o secure such a result. characteristic dynamic force, en- ergy and efficiency. 1f the Canadian IF YOU CARRY A WATCH PURCHASED HERE yapers will print his letters they will not only prove an antidote for t will give you the reputation o wunctuality. 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