Lakeland Evening Telegram Newspaper, June 3, 1913, Page 4

THE EVENING TELEGRAM, LAKELAND FLA., JUNE 3, 1913. Published every afternoon from th Kentucky Building, Lakeland, Fla. second class. O HENRY BACON, MANAGER. CRIPTION RATES: SU eents a week. From the same office is issued THE LAKELAND NEWS, ei local matters, eounty affairs, etc for $1.00 per year. P And some people will say that the ‘Tallahagsee bunch is the resolution looking to the abolition of both the branches of the Legislature, and the adoption of a commission government for the State, B —] best speller in Missouri, but she_fell down on ‘“chalice,” besleged” and ‘weasel.”” Evidently those Missour: Ppukes need to be “shown” in spelling a8 well as in other things. — (e Man over at Miamj is going to pu- up a million dollar residence. Wil Claude allow this vulgar Adig- play of wealth by a plute in his dis- trict, which we note he is making wnitered in the postoffice at Lake-; »and, Fiorida, as mail matter of the| HETHERINGTON, EDITOR. One year ..... S s $5.00 #8ix montks A b e A 2.50 Three months .........euves 1.25 Delivered anywhere within the Hmits of the City of Lakeland for 10 A weekly newspaper giving a resume crop conditions, | Sent nnywhou{ most intelligent action taken by that| form of ' A ten-year-old girl is said to be the’ e | | ol | | | ! Miss Ann Beasley and Mrs Herbert Carpenter, the beauty with the flag, 1 PTRMANENT SOIL FERTILITY i o do the work for us if we only give {them a chance as 1 have pointed A view of the woman's suffrage parade coming up Fifth avenue, New York. The inserts show Policewoman NAAAAAAAAAAAAAANAAAANAAAAPA | IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THH TENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT O¢ FLORIDA, IN AND FOR POLK|same being the Tth ‘ COUNTY—In Chauncery.—J. W. Scally and H. D. Bassett, V8. T. Le Marquis.—Bill to Quiet Title. It appearing by aflidavit appended to the bill of complaint filed in tha above entitled cause, that T. L. Mai- ! quis, the defendant named, is tem- porarily absent from the State of prior to the filing of the bill of com- | {ville, in the State of Georgia, and A. D. 1913. that he is over the age of twenty- one years old; that thcre are no per- ison or persons in the State of Flor- 1da the service of a subpoena upon whom would bind the said defend- ant; It is therefore ordered that the said | | defendant, T. L. Marquis, be, and he| is hereby required to appear to sail 725-Mon. D. 0. Rogers, A true copy. Attest: DO YOU READ? . bill of complaint on or before th first Monday in July, A. D. 1913, month, and a rule day of thig coun, otherwise the allegatlons in tg g, till of complaint will be take, confessed by said defendant. It is further ordered that this | der be published once each weej 1, four consecutive weeks in the Laky | land Evening Telegram, a news, | Florida ,and has been absent from[per of general circulation pubijgy ! the State for more than sixty days in Lakeland, Polk county, Florigy | Witness the Honorable J. A, Jj plaint herein, and that he tempor-gom, clerk of our sald court at arily resides in the city of Barnes-, tcw, Florida, this 17th day of Ma | | J. A. JOHNSON, Clerk Circuit Court Solicitor for Complainants. J. A. JOHNSON, Clerk Circuit Court g T S T R T T e S S e s S B P ey If you do not, then this ad will be of no inter- Wasteful extravagance in soil fer-|out in this and previous articles. If tility is not confined to the farmers| we keep this in view and practice it, of Florida. It has been he practice | ve will not have to depend upon since the first settlers arrived from ' the “fertilized bag” for a large the older countries. When the lands|amodnt of our fertility, which will grew poor the movement was to the! leave us more money to buy those vestward to the virgin soils. Sinc:|elements that our soil is deficient in, about all the ariable lands have been f towit: potash and lime. The latter taken up the question of fertility ' can be applied in quantities sufficient torces itself upon us as never before {10 last a long time and that without . ————— They are already beginaing to cali | quently lLeard it remarked that | soon leached off in the soil water. ! " atout shipping grapefruit over in tae, ~When vegitation wes hurncd the fer-) :"l hanks to agricultural science and { investigation. We are better able to! cope with the problem than our fore-: 1 fathers were. When a boy I fre-f ¢rrengements to represent in per- petiam? A tiliy was jef in the ashes.” | lands section, from which they | : ! bl e, X ]l What a mistake! About ull the r“l';rvrlility or the most expensive para' blest by the middle cf September. ' it, zocs up in smoke and gas, tha sa,” the movement will be in It is to be hoped those grapefruit!is the nitrogen, the ash containing STATE OF FLORIDA, COUNTY OF| POLK--To All Creditors, Le'zzatws,1 wil' reach coosumers who have too, €1y he earthy matter, such as pot-| | &&h, lime, ete., that was in the plant, | burned, which, of course, varies with the composition of the plants, as, for It is recgnized that what l"‘“l'i’: instance, a ton of beggarweed or pea- much sugar in their systems. — e —— da produces is the very best, no nml-i vine hay contains about forty pounds | heavy expense, if we can secure the| screenings T left where they 'k for cement purposes. The potash we must count on buy- irg from year to year because it is that is underlaid with sand. W. H. CONIBEAR, (Continued.) Distributers and All Persons Hav- ing Claims or Demands Against the Estate of D. Henry Bryant, De- ceased: : You are notified to present claims crush | Oue Own Business. Whilst I do what 1s At for me ane sbstain from what is unfit, my nelgh dor and I shall often agres in our | means and work together for a tims | to one end. But whenever I find my i dominion over myself is not sufficlent | tor me and undertake the direction of ! bim also, T overstep the truth asg ocome into false relations to him~ Ralph Waldo Bmerson. | | [fi f ° Value i pint of courage is worth move a barrel of fool-hardinesa. } | 1 i | i est to you. BUT IF YOU DO You want to see the big line of suitsthat we are selling for 25 per cent off the dollar. This is the kind of weather ihat makes you feel good in in one of them. Don’t wait till they are picked over. ter what the article may be. Herc a fellow advertising that he will ps $700 a pound for sugar produced on reclaimed lands in the Everglades. It’s up to Messrs. Jennings, Gilehrist €t al, to get busy and supply the demand, I LSRR SO “Most of the great men of history would sometimes if not frequently, take a drink,” declares Albert Wil- Yamson, editor of the Jacksonville Floridian, and erstwhile for congressman-at-large. Some of the great men of real recent history ‘take a drink, both sometimes and frequently— don’t they, Albert? e LT Now that all that is necessary to constitute a valid and legal marriage i to register as “Mr. and Mrs.,” the girls will make a point of including hotel locations in their wken perambulating with their teaux, instead of steering for the ice cream parlors. More work of our all- wise Legislature. SR R Why will people who have a griev- ance insist upon bringing it to a newspaper office, when they can just as easily take it to those who have the power, and in most instances the will, to give satisfaction? A newspa- per's province is not merely to stir up strife and discontent, nor to form an outlet for the expression of in- 5 €ividual animosities—though manv § people have this idea of its missior. —0 k. Dispatches from Tallahassee recite that members of the Legislature ad- it that little has been accomplished ti:is session, which bears out the con- | tention of the Telegram, which has all along held that® there were some ¢ intelfigent men in that bunch. Marcy Darnall, however, will no doubt continue to send out his pub- Vcity committee dove sheets, tell- fng what great stunts have been ac- complished. B Despite the influence of Gus Muller, and the consequnt emasculation of the Davis bill, the cause of temper- ance has not fared so badly at the hands of the legislators. Measures that will considerably curtail the linuer business in this State have paesed as follows: An act res t ing hours and times of Aelivery by common carriers. An act to pro- hitit the shipment of liquors Into dry counties which conforms to the mational law known as the Webb act. An 2act prohibiting soliciting orders for sale of liquors In dry counties. e .| of nitrogen, whereas a ton of erab debts or demands which you may | { grass does not contain one-half as hold against the estate of D. Henr) “ | much. candidate| itinerarics! \gain a ton of the best barn- yard manure contains about ten | peunds of nitrogen, By returning to the soil two tons of ecither beggar- weed or peavine hay to the acre you ]mM as much nitrogen as though you applied eight tons of barnyard ma inuru, Which most farmers would ad- mit to be a very good applic:n.lon, es- pecially if done every year. This :cuul'se practiced from year to year, ! would add immencely to the fertility and leave the land richer in humus from year to year, If at the same time managed properly otherwise, would increase the soil bacteria im-, mensely, so there would be abund- ance to make soluable your phos- phate of lime without the addition of that plant poison, sulphuri cacid, now so universally used. Besides it would save the expense of buying { year after yedr that most expensive part of the commercial fertilizer, the blood, tankage, guano, ete. The nit- | rogen Js quite soluable in water, hence 48 soon wushed away, Lence the necessity of adopting a rotation | 07 crops and hay that will keep up the supply. Thanks to the provision cf the Creator, there is one set or bacteria known to scientists as the “nitrifying” that are always on hani Some of Lakeland Bought PALMA C Where large sums of money are now being spent installing every eity others in this beautiful property. i leaps and bounds. Now is the time Prices $500 to $750. Terms $25 per lot cash; balance 2 per cent per lot per month, DO IT NOW. TAMPA, { Conservative Investors Have “Tampa’s Close-In Suburb convenience including MODERN SEWERAGE and WATER SYSTEMS, PAVED STREETS, ELECTRIC LIGHTS and TELEPHONES. five new bungalows have just been completed and contracts ! TAMPA BAY LAND COMPANY LAKELAND REPRESENTATIVE—L. J. SLOAN. Bryant, deceased, to me within two years from this date. This 30th day of May, 1913. D. HENRY BRYANT, 120 Administrator. Yes, RHEA SPRINGS has music and dancing—the place you can play golf, tennfs, croquet, swimming, boating, riding and driv- ing; automobiling. Fine lawn and broad walks, and the home of the Old Reliable Rea Sorings water— the best that flows—been tried for a century. No better place to recup- erate. Fine accommodations; rates reasonable. Write for particulars. RHEA SPRINGS CO., Rhea Springs, Tennessee. Didn't Concern Him, The tramp did away with a sand- wich handed to him by the latest far- mer wife he had favored with a call. Bhe had wrapped the sandwich In a section ot newspaper, which the tramp scanned with the eye of carelessness eharacteristic of his kind. “My idea of nothin' to git nutty about.” he re marked to himself, after glancing at s market report, “is the advance of §2 a ton in the price of car wheels."— Judge. 's Oldest and Most Lots In EIA PARK L Where or Where lot values are increr 7 to get in “on the ground & FLORIDA go fishing, ! I'make it gnod for: presents of all! ltolda Piece of Cut.Glass teo the light and see it sparkle like a thousand diamopds. Note how deep {1s the cutting, how beautiful the pattera. Buch & plece on your sideboarc would be a constant source of pleas- ure and pride. You can afford to have it and more to match it. Our special prices for cut glass H. C. Stevens PR EEE TR T T i Don’t forget our Palm Beach Suits are going at $6.00. | Outfitter The Hart Schaffner & Marx Clothing l JOSEPH LeVAY & V. & S =2 Saturday, TS\t LELSS Prizes also drawn & 2 N drawn. Don’t N\ (¢ B &, DI S S FOURMORE DAYS Cut Prices on Furniture at the “GET WISE STORE"” LAKELAND FURNITURE & HARDWARE (0. the day of g June 7th will be Rug Day. All rugs sold on this date At THAN COST on this date at 8 p. m. If lady not present when name called, another card will be Fail to be Here EERE D EERESEY —— -\ e -\ e )