Lakeland Evening Telegram Newspaper, July 10, 1913, Page 4

S "\ui (a4 1 4 YARE EVENING TELEGRAM, LAK ELAN The Evening Telegram Kentucky Building, Lakeland, Fla. ¥ntered in the postofiice at Lake- Jand, Florida, as mail matter of the pecond clase. e ———— . F. HETHERINGTON, EDITOR. e e e HENRY BACON, MANAGER. S ———————————————————— 3 SUBSCRIPTION RATES: Mmits of the City of Lakeland for 10 sents & week. From tije same office s issued ' THE LAKELAND NEWS, A weekly newspaper giving a resume of local matters, crop conditions, sounty affairs, ete. Sent anywhere for $1.00 per year. —— A ————————————————— Hearst is to start an afternoon daily in Jacksonville is a late report from that city. They attempt to throw scares like this into the Me- tropolis every now and then, but that placid old sister stays right on the job and betrays no symptoms of | pervousness. e I RN If State Senator Stokes, of Pensa- cola, is one-half as great a man as Harry Floyd makes him out to be he Lelongs among the immortal gods, next seat to Jupiter, and must feel himself cast in a very poor role do- Ing legislative stunts here in Flor- yia. enterprises and daily train loads of new people coming in from all over | the North and West and South, Wil- '1is will get promptly in the push Published every afternoon from the' and come beaming back to the land :o! opportunity. He's merely taking ia layoff in Georgia to rest his nerves. —— It may not be optimism gone wild to seriously propose that Congress shall put Confederate veterans on the federal pension roll, as is con+ templated by the bill introduced by Representative Edwards of Georgla, but it is hopefulness with no basis whatever to rest on. Not only is .| the federal pension rpll now an al- most intolerable burden which no Congress would dare to largely in- crease beyond its present enormous 4 Ome year . ..ooiinee oonnne 0800 dimensions, but Confederate veter- . Bx months .........ocooeeo BBOf 0 To0 oht agalnst the government, i Whree months ..........oo00 186,00 o0 it, and the surest way to Dolivered anywbere withis he), ...\ restore the Republican party to full control of the national government and consolidate it with its old-time power in every State in the North is to pass the Edwards’ bill or even press it as a serious is- sue. The North wonft stand for any4 thing of the kind and it is playing with fire to put the question to the front. Mr. Edwards and Mr. Hob- son, who also has a measure some- what similar, are doubfless playing " politics of the buncombe variety to i help them with their constituents in the matter of re-election, but this proposition is loaded with something more than hot air and it might “go off” with immense harm to the whole South and destruction to the Democratic party. Better drop it right now. HEISIEE, BT 0 %m TROAI0L IOHOCROLHCHOROLACH0RC Wdo JULY 10 IN HISTORY. 1230ACE LROROACROAOHIPORDICHORCE IORCRORCACH CROBORCICE 1714—Russians defeated Swedes at jue submarine Cage broke all records for submergence when, at Long Beach, Cal., it remained at the bottom of the Paci%c for thirty-six hours. During this time telegraphic communicd#tion was maintained with the shore. In the photograph the inventor, John M. Cage, is seen standing on the vessel's deck. N.ORE ABOUT PAINTER THE | DEAD MILLIONAIRE P battle of Aland. It was always strange to us why! 1809—French victorious over Aus- people who deserve trians at Znaim. 1811—After —_— The Miami Metropolis says that Colonel Cooper is the new collector of customs for Florida. This is right only as to onme-third of hiz given name. His proud, classic monaker when fully extended is James Fen- imore Cooper Griggs, which suggests that his paternal ancestor had read the Decrslayer, Red Rover, et al. tieir lives would hesitate for days among the Azores where wa-| 1 eive the money if ) ter had been thirty ta.thoml;;;z faiallygisecety ! deep. | ; 1818—The Netherlands abolish use | 2°°¢ Company can place you as cleap insurance as any other com- of French as official language in judiclal proceedings. pany can and is just as liberal in DB 9 £ That Wall street impersonator of | 1864—FPresident Lincoln assured by b e S B hor: congressional lambs was smart wealthy northerners of per- | 88t clkima We rafer you 0 the fol > sonal support for government | lowing reference below Is this suf- enough to choose a mighty good namge to impress his victims with. Lamar is a name never associated with crookedness in this country, and in the South it is a pretty sure guarantce of respectability, There’s in war, if nccessary. ficlent evidence? You are safe in 1904—Japanese capture Kai-Chow. | buying from the Penn Mutual. Call 1912—Government troops in Portu- jon Asa Brantley at room 22, Ray- gal defeat Royalist revolu- | mondo Building, their only agent in tionists at Fafe. authority to the contrary. o & TODAY’S BIRTHDAY HONORS., ;ubout it. He says your note is good A strange case is reported from |¢ Quincy in West Florida. Herbert A. Love, mayor of that city and preri- dent of the First National bank, has resigned both positions and will en- ter the Presbyterian ministry. JOH0RCE 0RCRCRCAORDICHCACICHORCE IROACACHCE IRCRCRCRCE Hon .Harvey Helm, Democrat, of Stanford, was born at Danville, Boyle county, Kentucky, forty-six More often than not the rule works [ years ago; attended school at the the other way in these days of lax peligious faith—and it is good to know that the vitality of the old- time religion can still assert itself with such signal force as in the case of this Quincy banker. ) s “The fight in the southern district {s about as complicated. Bowen, Broward, Bryant, all of Jacksonville, and Griffin, of Dade City, have long been active for the marshalship. Brown, of Polk, came up as a sur- priee to all and wus considered a joke by the other candidates. But, say his friencs, it was overlooked that hero was a man from one of the largest counties in the State, and one which had received nothing at the hands of the administration, and here was a man who is a Progres- elve Democrat in the fullest sense of the word, a man who had made an enviable recorl for himself and his county in the Legislature, a man wio is 2 business man, a member of the B. L. E.—an engine.r for the Seabcard railroad. “Wlhen his name was brouzht out by those who saw the tangle in the situation, it was recocnized at once that he weuld co, and all clse being ect aside, he was agreed on at once. o it offired, and he wil! take the office.” -0 The Tempa Tribune only lacks $9,000 of the $10,000 salary which it proposes to raise w0 keep Willis Powell in Tampa as secrotary of the Board of Trade, the Tribune itself gubscribiny $1,000 to the fund. Wil- lls is worth good money to Tampa or any other proposition he takes hold of as a booster, but we predict thaat he won't need any bonus to Lring him back to Florida before a grewt while frem his new home in Columbus, Ga. tiful end charming old city with a fine, arittocratic repose about it suz- | Eestive ot fine old families with tra- | town i3 Lakelard.—Ocala Star. | ditions and prejudices to correspond; tut that sort o! thing won't suit the i dynamic Mr. Powell any longer than the warm spell endures, and when D and the whole State is throbbing pulsing with biy life and new Columbus is a beau- ‘ the. Florida winter movement sets | Dickson's grocery store. Stanford Male Academy, and grad- uated from the Central University of Kentucky, with the degree of A, B.; began the practice of law in 1890; elected a member of the House of Representatives in 1893; served as such in the General As- sembly of Kentucky, session of 1894; elected county attorney of Lincoln county in,1897 for the term of four years and re-elected in 1900; was delegate from the eighth district to the Democratic national convention at Kansas in 1900; fis serving his third term in Congress. PROPERTY PROUD OF IT. Modern ideas can be demonstrated in the very heart of the country nowadays, The spectacle of an up- to-the-minute automobile fire fizht- ing machine on the country roads between Tampa and Lakeland the | other day shows also the benefits of good roads. The fire apparatns, re- | cently purchased for the city of Lakeland at a cost of about £6,000, | was given a little try-out run of thirty-two miles to Tampa and thir- ty-two miles back home again, and' very naturally exciteq interest and comment as it speeded along the! route. Lakeland is proud of her fire department, and very properly so. | —Times-Union. t | | | i PARSEOIE WL : GREAT LITTLE TOWN IS LAXELAND. The Star is informel that Mr. J. | C. Brown. of Lakeland, a member of ;the Brotherhood of Locomotive Fn- | gineers, has been endorsed for the office of marshal of the sout™ern dis- trict of Florida by botl Sen~tore Brran and Fletcher. This gives Lakeland (near Tampa, whess w have a U. S. district attorney) the governor, the president of the S ate and the marshal Greoat little | ‘, GET WISE! :‘ i Watch Jeremlah’s barsaln ocunter , in the big rlass case in front of D. B. Oanly bar-' goins will be found there. Jere- wmiah. 883 ¢ if you are good. Penn Mutual Comes Across. One hundred thousand dollars in cold cash, representing the premiums of three insurance poficies on the life of the late Edward Okle Painter, who was drowned in the St. Johns river last May 22, was paid over to the widow and daughter of deceased yesterday afternoon at 3:30 o'clock by Penn Mutual Life Insurance company of Philadelphia, Pa. Mr. Painter carried accident and life insurance in several companies amounting to considerably over $1,- 000,000, and this settlement by tho Penn Mutual Life Insurance Co. This {8 the first made by any of the various interested {institutions. 910 IN THE COUNTY COURT IN AND FOR POLK COUNTY, FLORIDA—A. F. P'ickard, G. E Plckard. A, E. Pickard, 1. F. Pickard and C. 8. Cox, co-partners doing husiness as Pickard Brothers Co., vs. . T. Bernath— Civil_Actlon. Attachment Damages, £300. To D. T. Bernath, defendant, and all others in- terested : Notice is herehy glven that suit In the ahore entitled cause has been Instituted, and a writ of summons sued and returned by John Logan, tachment has been sned ont herein and levied by John Logan Sheriff of 1o’k County, Florida, on the 9th day of lune, 1915, upon the follow- Ing real estal 8 the property of defendaut D P e o E— SIK HATS || FOR MEN ’ | Are justthe proper thing for the hot days--the soft flimsy material just lets the air right thru to your 1 head. The colors are tan (and gray. !'Priced at 50c¢. ! WILLIAMSON MOORE CO0. Fashion Shop For Men SUBHARINE BREAKS ALL RECORDS | A[ICN IA][ i T. Bernath, situate, lying and being in Polk County, FKlorida, and more particularly de- scribed as follows, towit: ‘Ihe_Svutheast Quarter (8. F East_Half (E, %) of the Southwest Quarter (8. W. %) of Section Sixteen (16), In Towu .f‘.h"' ’I‘hlrty-onf) Elll [ l(i ¢ | Twenty-seven (27) East, in P'olk County, Flor: insurance on| 1d ' | others Interested are notifled that you are re- earthquake at St.|gpg perhaps months, wondering If ¢| quired to"bo and appedr to the said actln ut 4 y the office of he erk of sald ourt a € Michael's, an lsland formel |, . a policy from 8o and 80, wWoula| Court House In the city of Bartuw, Florida, [un or before the 1st day of September, A. o L] {1913, the same being a rule day of said court, The Penn Mutual Life Insur- else "iudument will be given against you by default, \ Witness my hand and the seal of said court this 9th duy of June, A. D. 1913 . A, JOHNSON, Coui'ty Clerk 837-Thurs D. 0. ROGERS, Atty. for Plaintiffs, Valve, A pint of ocourage is worth than a barrel of fool hardiness. lPolk county, for other information. [ ] @ Mr. Brantley Is selling lots of insur- e atlona tee n 0 mething | , after all, high JORRHHRORHHRRNE R e el Vi e WI““ and {s making but little fuss l { Best in the World As a Buriat Rec 4 et 8, T e The NATIONAL WATER-PROOF CEMENT ' It is all the name implies: | First: Steel Reinforced rhroughout with experdcd & 1 makes it strong and ghoul-proof, ' Sccord: is sealed to the bedy VISIBLE SEAL that shows the sealip The old method of burials j 5 ‘superseded by the S in a Wooden Rough ['cx Sanitary, Everlasting, Vermin-Proof, Proof, Waterproof, Natural Vau This will last in .condition the remains The price is with All undertakers ¢ lAI([lANDBARIIf CIAL STONE Wig H - ZIMMERMAN, Proprietor D, FLA., JULY 10, 1913. 2 .._____'_________-——-————'—'—_-_________________ and Now, therefore, you, D. T. Rernath, and all It is water-procfed by a Specal Process, ot There is no better evidence of g, § ularity-of a bank than its deposits, ( ' INCR‘EA§E FROM JANUAR TO JULY 1st WAS Your account solicited, and kept in strict confidence. J. L. SKIPPER President Every Body Else Is Doing I3 SO WHY NOT YOU? | % and the Smoke That Good 5c¢ Cigar Made in Lakeland Ll R Cement Vaylt, of vault, after the casket is pleced 13 g is absolutely rert more perfect condition for ages and keep if & of the dear departed, ; in the reach of everyone, an supply it at the Factory Price. --MADE BY--