Lakeland Evening Telegram Newspaper, July 19, 1913, Page 4

Published every afterncon from the Kentucky Building, Lakeland, Fla. wntered in the postofce at Lake- wad, Florida, as mail matter of the ¥eond class. A s RS A e ¥. F. HETHERINGTON, EDITOR. - e et e —————— HWENRY BACON, MANAGER. e e et SUBSCRIPTION RATES: Dl JOAT ......00nn- i 8:x months T iree months J o TOR0BCE LRCRCACHOAHORACHORORC LBORCACRCE ACHCRCHD 1810—American vessels forbidden to enter Prussian ports. 1853—Danish Parlament prorogued and the government becama and absolute onc. 1854—Insurrection at Madrid triuph- ed; Rives ministry resigned. 1854—Chinese insurgents attacked Canton. 1864—General Sherman's army al- vanced upon Atlanta. 1894—Fight in Congress over Wil- son tariff bill. 1912—Illness of Emperor of Japan taxes serious turn. SORCHORCECE QMO 100nOHOHOCHOROKCHCHONE 10806 Delivered anywhbere within the & f aite of the City of Lakeland for 10 »uts a week. e e A— ‘rom the same office s issued I LAKLLAND NEWS, 4 weokly newspaper giving & resume 3 local matters, crop conditions, ciunty affairs, ete. Semt anywhere for $1.00 per year > CE———————————————————— JULY 20 IN HISTORY. =4 Q 100 QIO IGO0 TIOOIOG QIR0 1829—Census of South Carolina showed great decrease in cir- culation. 1898—Nearly 3,500 American troops conveyed from Guantanamo. 1843—British captured Chinese city Chin-keang-foo. If its allitier:étion you want, you sball have it. St. Pete talks about “Peerless Pinellas” and Fort Myers Rells of “Leading Lee,” but what's the matter with “Paramount Polk?” Can you top that?” ————— Persistent rheumatism in his limbs has compelled Congressman L’Engle to leave Washington and he is now at Hampton Springs, Taylor county, this State, taking the waters there with a view to his recovery. Claude ig still a spicy condiment in Florida pelitics, although hif election to Con- gress and brief experiefice in Wagh- iugton have taken much of the acrid quality out of his writings and made him less cockshure in his opinions, | and political friends and foes alike wish him an early and complete res- toration to health. —_—— There are still a few citizens of| Flo™4 of more or less prominence, who haven't been mentioned by the: industrious press scriveners who have that department of State politics in charge, as candidates for the United States Senate in opposition to Sen- ator Fletcher, Trot ‘em out; give us the whole list; let none escape; no entrance fee required; get i n the game. Gentlemen with the senatorlal‘ itek or any of its symptoms whose names have not been mentioned are! assured that it has been purely an| inadvertence, s ’ Ovde 1 S () . 7 The Senate did right, of course, to vote down the Bristow resolution calling on the President to state what salary would induce Mr. Bryan to stay at his post as Secretary of State instead of going around the country delivering lectures for pay. The resolution was almost insulting: 1864—News of Gen. Forrest’s defeat at Tupelo, M’s:., confirmed. 1866—Battle of Lissa (Seven years’ war). 1884—Roosevelt declared intention to vote for Blaine @nd Logan, at Chicago convention. 1910—Forest fires in Manitoba, Michigan, Wisconsin and other States, wipe out four towns. 1911—Count Zeppelin’s dirigible bal- loon made round trip in Ger- many, carrying eight passeng- ers, TODAY’S BIRTHDAY HONORS. Representative William R. Green of Towa, was born at Colchester, Conn., fifty years ago; graduated at Oterlin College, Ohio, in 1879, in the classical course. He was admit- ted to the bar in Illinois in 1882, and shortly afterwards began the prac- tice of law in Iowa. In 1894 he was elected one of the judges of the fif- teenth judicial distiict of Iowa, and was relected four times thereafter. On June 6, 1911, he was elected to the sixty-second Congress, and re- signed his position 2s judge. He was re-elected to the Sixty-third Con- gress, receiving more than double his former majority - LVEN CHILDREN ENTHUSE OVER LAKELAND'S GROWTH A 12 year old boy came into the Telegram office yesterday and said, “Well, I see in the Telegram that the A. C. L. is going to put up a big fing freight station, and there’ll be automatic gates at Florida and Kentucky avenues, Gee! I love to watch Lakeland grow, don’t you?” and we assured the young man that vwe do. When the kids enthuse over the growth of 8 town, those who are and was not needed to inform Mr. Bryan of the public sentiment of the @untry on the matter at issue. He has beeneffectively rebuked without official action from any source. I fé should persist In his lecture scheme, it will probably be at the price of his political future in the Bemocratic party. U S——— Knowing how people are given to lying during a sate of war tnd charging monstrous cruelties on the enemy which are either purely mythi- cal or grossly exaggerated, we give King Ferdinand, of Bulgaria, fthe benefit of the doubt and until better evidence to the contrary is produced, @accept his denial andacquit his troops of the wholesale massacres of Greek and Servian noncombatants charged against them. And while we are about it, we might as well say that we discount all the old stories of Turkish cruelties prior to and dur- irg the Balkan war fifty per cent. and then some. Telling lies on our ercmlies has been a povafar form of turpitude ever since the Father of Lies taught his first class in prevari- cation along about year one B. C. Through the persistent efforts of the Woman's Civic League of Live Oak that city is to get a park of the regulation character. INMardly any- more helpful to it in the matter of drawing the favorable attention of visitors, to say nothing of the com- fort it would furnish to the citizens. Lakeland's park is a priceless asset, a continuous source of pleasure and pi~ advertisement which has drawn the favorable attention of thous- ands and will continue to do so trrcuch all the future. The modern city, large or small, without one or more parks, is as conspicuous in critical eyes for what it has not as for what it has. away must know the place is “going some,” for boys don't generally take note of such things. Work for Suocess. It success doesn’t come to you don't blame the world. It is the same world {n which others have made good. Get busy and go after it RETTYSBURG VETFRANS IN CAMP [ | 8 b ! ¢ re they onc soldiers “cieaning up” in the camp on ommmmmm% The Evening Telegram = g JULY 19 IN EISTORY. Q o . THB EVENING TOLEGRAM, LAKELAND, FLA., JULY 19, 1913, IN THE ciTy OWNERS OF REAL PROPERTY oF NOT:\("'EF{S.\S under and by virtue of a uflmct l:‘luly made any anu: f J‘l}mflmd through 1ts proper authorities “':llc uselts Avenyg !n.u."J o L lie conier of Pine Street hias been pav snd curbed iy goo Ut Vi omple H ly track and Hhe “;)rllfo;l ‘{yleye: usgermn’ed that the total cost of sald NOTICE TO OWNERS OF REAL PROPERTY IN THE CITY OF LAKELAND.D n:)?:'glcy WHEREAS under and by virtue of a °‘}3§'§“§1}’é‘e‘,’ 'T;(lllu l::dcg:::::ec{"\n&)mfld Aveae g lmifih"éiflfir‘%“'{hifl’d&?l‘lfl fl:flfi?ufi:s been paved and curbed in accordance with the comx;a\l'fi, e Smi: m':ef&n L&'fi-’&‘m«m&f?fie total cost of sald pa?u:fv?{:?‘,c'fi..fi:‘j ‘ls ‘:m' s:ll:g ?&Jf.‘l:z;l.’.ézw(i‘e vle:“ uu;‘l,)‘l.:n:;l llemd(o:“:l:itqbl’-:\"‘u‘:kdl‘;lliriigee?:“{xum?ed’ and forty-four (1544) WIEREAR pt thousand eight hundred and sixty dollars D'“:‘;“E!i'x“ of $8,800 63 (ki for sald work is eiy ts liable to liens for 8 eightee, y theston &uutrmfl)lmnem feot, said lots belng more mrucm;lrlllyh irg ] i f Vi vit; eight ten! lineal feet, said lots being more particularly described as follows, to wit; 2 Total wit; X R LA Ownne “‘mmel‘ef oot 208 1| BloexiNo.t & (LN Survey Owner Frony, 1] » Mie e Bl Kists A Munn's Clower & Wade __ 12 A 7 e Skl 3.058 10091 B i Clower & Wads 7 : 5 “ Joe Lunpkin 3058 10041 ¢ P . Clower & Wade = & 5 D % .Ju( L ka 3.058 100.91 D i st ade __ 5 E 2 oo Lumpkin - 100,91 D i LW CoV{dery ¢ 5. F ‘ i H Bower o 100.91 E " Taw owdery _ B g M L ia ‘do % 100.91 A . B. Hendrick 5 H i J Q qA..mm - 100 91 B “ T. B Hendrick 5 1 o J. L. ;‘lg_lpl'er - - 100 91 ¢ “ Mrs. Kate White 5 K s 1L M‘“l”m P 373.08 D “ Miss Lelia Galloway ¢ H B " A G {" 1§y (lx 3 .08 D 41 Chaut. Aud Assn __ h 1k - “ it d”l‘k M 100.91 E it Chaut. Aud Assn -0 ) 6 ] o ‘l: B. Hendricks - 100,91 E (i Clower & Wade __~ ) 6 D g B. 100,91 F £ Clower & Wade __ g g - . 100 91 G i Clower & Waude 6 [t @ sloan, W. & McR 100.91 H 4 W.D. Meltao 8 H i« Sloan, W. & McR 10042 1 # YD Metlae 6 E1-31 i 8. A. L. Clonts ——— v K b . T. Flelcher W23L “ A K. Race A M. L Braswell _ g K S L. A Clonts 100.91 B 4 M. L Braswell 10 A 3. Q. Adams - 807.31 4 i M. F. Hetheri 7 [ “ Bowyer Bros 100.91 D’ " M F. Hetherington 7 D a2 Bowyer Bros 100.91 A :: J. Q. Adams 7 E g8 Bowver Bros - 10041 10 2.4 B i W. D. McRae ._. 7 F L Mrs. Lula I Cason 10091 | I 34 B D. H. Sloan _ 7 G L Mrs. Lula I Cason 100.81 | 9 A 2 J. Q. Adams _ . 7 H “ R UK S 8 ¢ “ City' of Lakelan: 7 1 H R. ]1 { 1 \Ow THEN Notiee is HEREBY GIVEN that on the 30th day s t ) i o | ity G e City of Lakeland will meat at the Council (| nts which the owners of and will at said n d sireet one-third of the to unt ussessed against 15t each lot for the ' I\ NOW THEN Notice is HER City Council of the City of Lakeland will meet at ! the purpose of he 1l compiaints which th e owner terested therein n ire to make, and wil at said me ting lots on either side of said street ohe-thir d of the t will also immediately after the amount assesscd atiuiins cates of indebledness therefor against each 1ot for th tificates of indebtedness to bear interest at the rate of si in equal installments in one, two, three, four, a nd five ve: vo, three, four, d by the i huent of said ing Un;t the same shall be uuurm:leed by'lhc l“ln' !or ake ! it ) consider the whole of the ment of any interest or any installment of said certific e s PSR A able, wi e orel 'vi the holder thereof to consider the whole of the principal sum expressed in such [scdisiely due and payable, with the interest therein oprvide L tor immediately due and payable, with the interes t therein omudulC'f‘a: MEMMINGER, . President C D. CLOUGH,, Clerk. President Board of Bond Trustees ¢ D. CLOUGH,, Clerk. K. B SCIPPLR, Commissioner of Public Work " e R. E. SCIPPER, Commissioner of Public Works. NOTICE TO OWNERS OF REAL PROPERTY IN THE CITY OF LAKELAND, FLORIDA. WHEREAS under and by virtue of a contract duly made and entered iuto by the City of Lakeland through its proper authorities Tennessee Avenue from the norih side of Lemon Street to the Atlantic Coast Line Rallway has been paved and curbed in accordance with the contract, and the work duly completed; and, 3 WHEREAS It hos been ascertained that the total cost of said paving and curbing is the . .n of $6,509.61, (Six thousand five hundred and nine dollars and sixty-one cents), and the | total frontage of lots liable to llens for said work i3 twelve hundred forty-four and nine- i tenths (1.244 9) feet, sald lots being more particularly described as follows; to wit; ' Block No. Lot No. Survey Owner ll‘ronm;aP C(;g:m Total | I“[ lC[ Box ! er 18 K Munn's Mrs. Z. B. Trammell . 82 $3.486 5 In, 18 1 5. Mrs. B. Waggoner 82 3.486 it i . W. 0’Doniel Son: 22 3. Ly i $ : fin & ke % L4 l Has done more to prevent summer ity 4 rs. 8. right .. 82 3. e 19 ¥ « Mrs. D, 3. Browning~ 81 3.436 than all drugs or systems of dieting ey y }5; (Ig V¥ %lnv B‘, Wufluoner z lii ?i:ig ted 3 i o . Van Huss . 4 3. 3 e . Brown 3.486 " & . 13 D ! A B. Brown 40 3.486 13 D s A B Brow i The highest medical authority says 13 A ; #o3 Woods ;Hutchison. Hot weather s 14 Entire W 3.486 mect its discomfor ts, put them to rou g, liberal use of. OUR ICE. am With your refrigerator working morniny and you need fear no evil from hot wezu"-.vz: If you will use our Coupon Books alia G will get even better results from ther® you spend for ice. Drivers se!l them. Tne v ” Lakeland Ice Compas Phone 26 - NOW THEN Notice is HEREBY GIVEN that on the 30th day of July, A. D. 1913, the City Council of the City of Lakeland will meet at the Council (hambers at §:00 . for the purpose of hearing all complaints which the ownars of said property or other persons in- terested therein may desire to make, and wil) at said meeting duly assess against the abut- ting lots on either side of sald street one-third of the total cost of such improvement, and will also immediately after the amount assessed against each lot is determind Issue certifi- cates of indebtedness therefor against each lot for the amount assessed against it, said cer- tificates of indebtedness to bear Interest at the rate of six (6) per cent., and to be payable in equal installments in one, two, three, four, and five years; said certificates further provid- ing that the same shall be guaranteed by the C ity of Lakeland; and in case of the non-pay- ment of any interest or any installment of said certificates when due it shall be optional with the holder thereof to consider the whole of the principal sum expressed in such certificates immediately due and payable, with the Interest therein oprvided for. C. G. MEMMINGER, ¢ D. CLOUGH,, Clerk, President Board of Bond Trustees. R. E. SCIPPER, Commissioner of Public Works. Why Have Your Stl'aw “fil Clefl"ed :nlh;: will be found there. Jegrxef-l straw ar e The National Steel Reinfor in three lines : C “ ke e th 506, 75 and §I ment Vault, Best in the World As a Burial Rece)s Yoldeanand press |\ Nothing Heretofore Manufactured Can Competes garments_for{men land GET WISE! Watch Jeremah's bargain counter ‘n the big glass case in front of D. B. Dickson’s grocery store. Ouly bar- women—alljwork guar- anteed : ; Williamson Moore(®. | “FASHION SHOP FOR MEN.” | (The NATIONAL WATER-PROOF CEMENT V£ It is all the name implies: ; ——— i First: ~ Steel Reinforced rhrovghout with expended SEC 'makes it strong and ghoul-proof. - . Secord: It is water-proofed by a Specal Process, ard ! ‘ | |is sealed to the body of vault, after the casket is placed there’® | [VISIBLE SEAL that shows the sealing is absolutely perfect The old method of burials in a W 8 superseded by the more ooden Rough Box . Sanitary, Everlasting:—Vermin-Proof, ol Proof, Waterproof, Natural Vaults | d'ThlS will ast in perfect condition for ages and keep i “:J 'condition llflg tomains of the dear departed, = The price s within the reach of everyone. ( All underiz ker A S can supply it at the Factory Price. 71 4 | ~~-MADE BY-... LAKELAND ARTIFICIAL STONE WoIS H. B. ZlMMERMAN, Proprietor ‘ Ll wi e et in bicody co. Jiet, the veterans | of the North and South who celebrated the semi-centenni! of the battle of | Gettysburg had a fine time together. Our illustration shoivs some of the old the battlefield. I