Lakeland Evening Telegram Newspaper, June 21, 1913, Page 7

oo TR DIy | JELKS’ ACON BRICK .the State distri butor for this superior ‘line of cing, - Fire, Com mon, Pressed and Rough tex- x e i N, e Product, near Home, Quick Deliveries and Cheap Transportation. dle LEGG'S fancy Faced Brick—BIBB'S Sew- Ind Flues. -State Agent For tland Atlas Cement e Standard by W hich All Others Are Measured.” jphed Rock in-any quantities—Granite Curbing, hd, Lime, Mortor, Beav er Boards & etc. AT MY EXPENSE FOR PRICES ED TO ANY POINT IN THE STAT? ' materials in buil ding and construction work | § youttime, troubl e and money. D'LONG DISTANCE PHONES 207-208. r || Offices, Salesrooms, Wharves, Track- . Tuier age and Yards Hendry & Knight Terminals Florida CeC SHIPEHOSUSOSTLOSOFTIEOOTSTS V1 had only h tha! ;ogzgma the ’/ 3 2 i‘-r/cfi- qwcé Jlbeoz//al‘/on pany times have you said, or your friends sald: use 1 HAVE NOT GOT THE MONEY?" hances have had to be passed up because you did not have y? “Get-Rich-Quick” epeculation 1s the worst thing a ' §do with his money. P EEAT I AT FPUS O LA LA BT S R ALV T “1 can- . Ilow many good | It the enterprise into which some ranger asks you to put your money were such a good one K keep it—not sell it to you. R banking with US. tst National Bank OF LAKELAND R T . ing Life of Linen 1) good lnuadry werk is what you are leoking for ant ot what we are givins. Tow beland Steam Laundry Zhone 130 West Main B A(;I Ihat lhe Wealthy (lwner of property never allows his fire g, Insurance To Expire Is a strong hint to to the owner of the modest home who? i 1afford aloss;to be equally provxdem ; preserverver to themanin a wreck, Fire Insurance Pclicy to the owner of a home! mFSS r as attending to thelr :nsurance is concerned ANN & DEEN “-.-O‘W - -u.nwmu»-«x“mum‘m | THE EVENING TELEGRAM, LAK ELAND, FLA., JUND 21, 1913, RORANTE LA U 10 L sy Secial Price BELOW WE GWE A FEW OF OUR Hero of Novel Sues Ruler for &|pRICES WITH MANY OTHER Large Sum. A. M. Jacob, Aid to Marion Crawford, Rudyard Kipling and Madame Bla- vatsky, Seek $1,250,000 From Present Nizam of Hyderabad. London.—One of the most sensation- &l and romantic lawsuits ever hear in India will be up for a hearing :n Calcutta shortly. Action has been brought by A. M. Jacob, late of Simia, now living in Bombay, against the present Nizam of Hyderabad. Jacob 18 widely known in America as the hero of Marion Crawford’s novel, “Mr. Isaacs,” as the original of Lurgsh Sahib, maker of rich pearls in Kipling's “Kim.” He also is said to have taught the late Mme, Blavatsky, one of the founders of the American Theosophical society, more about oc- cultism than she had ever dreamed of. The suit {8 a sequel to an amazing transaction, almost twenty-five years ago by the late Nizam of Hyderabad and Jacob over the imperial diamond now in possession of the new Nizam. s diamond, one of the finest in the worid and worth a fortune, was bought for the late nizam by Jacob when the latter was at his power in Simla. Only part of the money was paid, but the diamond was never given up. Again and again Jacob has sought permission to sue the nizam for the recovery of money owing, $1,260,000. That permission has always been re- fused, but at the Durbar, through the help of Maj. Gen. Stuart Beatson, aido de camp of King George, Jacob's long standing grievance wae put before the king, who said he would see what could be done, Lord Hardinge, viceroy, has now agreed to the action and when the case comes on some names that are house- hold words, including two viceroys of Indla, one of them Lord Curzon, the private, as opposed to the public lite of viceroys will be given. Financed by a friend and confident of a triumph- ant verdict, Jacob undertakes the task with all his heart in it. For years he has been living In Bombay with little money, due to the disastrous diamond transaction; whereas he was one of the richest men in India. Former adviser of no less than four viceroys and confidante of every fashionable and beautiful woman—in fact, uncrowned king of Simla—he taught Kipling much ot what he knew of India. He made name and early fame for Marion Craw- | ford, who sat at his feet tn Delhl, -| Simla. When at the height of his fame and | power when all Simla was flocking to his wonderful seances and his house, gtocked with precious etones and or- naments, was the most fashionable in Simla, the story of the fateful imperial diamond began, The story is a long one and per-| haps the most amazing that could be told outside of fiction. It shows in- trigue at its height and the action of Lord Lansdowne, who at the time was ' viceroy, in the sale of the diamond was remarkable. Put very briefly, to be recalled in a sensational fashion is this: Jacob was approached by the late Nizam of Iyderabad to purchase for him the famous imperial diamond, then on sale in London. Jacob obtairad the stone and offered it to the nizam | nizam accepted | for $1,250,000. The and paid Jacob $250,000 on account. He tcok the stone and never paid un- other rupee, The sale had been stopped by the president of Hyderabad, who acted, it is alleged, under the influence of Lord | Lansdowne, who had quarreled with Jacob. Not only did Jacob lose the money he pald out to obtain the dia- mond, but soon after was sued by the nizam of Calcutta on the charge of cheating. The case lasted 57 days and ate up most of Jacob’s money and drove him from Simla. He won the cage, but never recetved the diamond back and never got a rupee of the money due him, At last Jacob will have a chance he has long awaited to sue the present nizam. He could not sue without the permigsion of the government of Ind:a. CISTERN FULL OF HARD CIDER Cause of Neighborhood Drunkenness Discovered After a Year Had Gone By. Bonner Springs, Kan.—The discov- ery of cistern filled with “hard” cider on a farm near here sclved a mystery that has baffled the law enforcement off cers of Wyandotte county for more | than a year. Frequent complaints have been filed with |;ro.=rrut1n:; attorney that many men and boys in this vicinity were be- ing ruined by strong drink, but the utmost vigilance on his part failed to | Jocate either jcints or “boo leggers.” Thc the ;rncrm.trs assistants, who has been in the neighborhcod a week dis- ced as a farm hand. A chemist's <is showed that the cider was t six per cent pure alechiol who owned gelling or making cider and were destroyed One-Legged Man Drowns. Philadelphia.—Leopold Glick of this city took off his wooden leg to go swimming. He took a cramp in his 7 GOOACODIDITIUNOIOSIIINOOIND oLicr log and was drow the case which fa | err and its contents | GOODS OF EQUAL QUALITY AND PRICE. QUALITY OF GOODS IS THE FIRST THING WE LOOK AFTER AND THEN THE PRICE T0 MEET YOUR APPROVAL WITH A GUAR. ANTEE THAT EVERYTHING WILL BE AS REPRESENNED. THESE PRICES FOR CASH ONLY. 18 pounds Sugar for.........$1.00 Eest Butter, per b, ......... .40 Cottolene, 10 pound can ...... 1.26 Cottolene, & pound ...... .56 Snowdrift, 10 pounds .. 1.10 Snowdrift, 6 pounds ......... 48 ¢ cans Baby Size Cream...... .3 Octagon Soap, 6 for.......... .28 Ground Coffee, per pound ..... .25 3weet Corn, 3 for ........... .26 Best White Meat, per Ib. .... .16 5 gal. Kerosene ............. 60 Compound Lard, per 1b, ...... .1V Feed Stuff is our specialty. We are out on South Florida avenue. But call us. We dellver the goods. D. H. CUMBIE & CO0. Phone 337 Lakeland VANITY BAG AS A GIFT Most Appropriate Offering for the Young Lady Who Is About to Graduate. Many of your young friends will graduate this year and you are, no doubt, wondering what to give them. | Why not make them each a vanity bag? They are dainty and extremely useful, therefore any girl would be delighted to possess one. It requires twelve inches of four-inch wide ribbon of a plain design. Baste an inch-wide hem at each end and embroider a row of briarstitching an inch from the edge on all sides of the ribbon. Fold | the ends over and neatly whipstitch the sides together. Thread narrow satin ribbon through the top to form a drawstring, and fin- ish the ends with rosettes of the rib- bon. If desired, the center of the tiny vanity bag can be decorated with an | embroidered monogram or a wreath of forget-me-nots and follage em- broidered with pale pink, blue or white silk to match the ribbon used. This latter makes an especially dainty decoration, and is easily done, as the flowers are not padded. A wreath formed of miniature rosebuds, daisies | or violets wc®ld be equally effective. ! Within the bag place a handkerchief, tiny mirror, powder puff, cake of pow- der and a piece of pinked flannel con- taining black and white pins. This little vanity bag can be placed in the pocket of the evening coat or in the | muff, and is always ready to ald milady when the occasion demands. NOTICE OF ELECTION. — Notlce i3 hereby given, that In accordance with article 5, Sec. 4, Chapler 7648, an elec- tion will be held in the Auburndale Special Tax School Distriet, at the usual time and place of holding eiections, on the 14th day of . 1014, for the purpose of delermining e following described territory shail iexed to the ahove ed District. 5 Kast, Sections 1, 2 14, 15, 19, 20, 21, 22, owing territory was omitt wiginal petitfon, it Township 27, Ranze 25 K., Seclions 4, 5, 6, 7. 8, 9, 16, 14. | and 18, as ame was lands contalned ln an- | uther Distriet. W. G. fones, J. M. Gnffin and k. 8. Ander- son are hereby appointed Inspectors of said election, and B. E. Braddock, Clerk. By order of the Board u( Iuhll( Instruction. PARKER, 874 Sat hum and Secy. .- Hold a Pieceof Cut|Glass | to the light and see it sparkie like a 1tldnnml diamopds. Note how deep [1s the cutting, how bemutiful the | pattern, | Buch a plece on your sideboara 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 cistern was found by one of make It gnod for presents of all | Come and see me ! kinds. » H. C. Stevens the cistern | T"]" B0 s TAMBA- nl.l FRAIT AL pserace! -~ “oan TRVENR LW.YARNELL Successor to W. K. McRaa. ORI 2 AACITITIOTACTY A0 ot~ m T Atetutwiits L R Enaul QAL LAKE PHARMACY |TRANSFER LINES Draying and Hauling of All Kinds The Pl Prompt and Rcasonable Service Guaranteed. Store Pheone 67 Green Lakeland, M. -The Professions- We Have Tampa Ice|™ o v v mars | Cream SPECIALIST. Ryo, Ear, Note and Thres\ Phode: o.:::. .ul- Residan W We Take Orders From| peyast Blig, Laksisad, 7 Anywhere in the City IR W. B. GROOVER, PHYWICIAN AND SURGEOK, Rooms 8 and ¢ Kentuocky Difg P —————————————— DR N. L. BRYAR, DENTIST. Skipper Bullding, Over Pestefieg, r 399, Residence .one 300 Re¢ LAKELAND, FLA. ..I’rompt l)ehvery.. ARCHER New and Second Hand Store W. B. MOOKN, M. D. PHYSICIAN AND SURGHOR. FOR B ARG AIN Office in new Bkipver bduilding o%eé postofice. Telephone, efies and sash- dence on same ilne 380. e ) el 01l stoves and wood stoves, double TELSEY BLANTOS ovens and single ovens, dressers and LAWYER commodes, rocking chairs and din-|y @, Bidg. Phene 819, Laleland, M ing echairs, tables, kitchen ecabinet . V. D. arsE \debeards and refrigerators, libra: . Harvis, g i SPECIALIST, table, baby cabs, beds and walkers:| EYE, EAR, NOSE AND THROAS good fron beds §3, §3.50 and §3;| Eyes Examined, Glasses Fitted om« Buite 1, Raymondo Bldg. springs, $1.35, $1.50 and §3. Wil exchange new furniture for old. Geods bought and sold. LAKELAND, FLA. DR. C. C. WILSON— PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON Special Attention Gven to Diseasex of Women and Children. Offies Decn-Bryant Bldg., Suite 9. See ARCHER 210 W, Main Bt, 0ld Opera Housv Bullding. DR. SARAH 2 WERXLEY GNSEQPATH PEYSICIAN Rooms §, ¢ and 7, Bryant Buikiim iakelang, ¥ia Ufkes Pkone 87 Blus. ¥louss Phone 278 Blzek ———— @, K & H. D. MENDEREALL . Civil oert Rooms 213-3156 Drane Bidg LAKELAND, FLA. Phosphate land examination. Mgy veys, examination, reports, Bluepriating, ——— gy A. 7. MACDONOUGE, %oom § Deon & RBryant Riiy Architest. a in CEMENT ““"S'x.m"‘,'.:"‘.u.""‘“' CONSTRUCTION S I3 the work th:t w:l be fouud best ”IFOEY, ELLIOTT P o a8 & MENDENHALL - CELLAR GARAGE Associated Architects CURBS WALKS Boom 313 Drane Bullding, FOUNDATIONS LAY, S Modernizes your property, makes i i* look better and haves you money B 0. ROGERS, i pr b: cutting down repair costs. Lawye, See us for estimate. Soem 1, Bryant Bubmtey Pheas 309, o LAKELAND ARTIFICIAL SN — STONE WORKS R 3. NUFTAXED, 5 ~—Aftorney-at-Law—~ H. B. Zimmerman, Prop. | 8es ¥ Stuart Bidg. Bartow, ¥ : DENTIS? 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