Lakeland Evening Telegram Newspaper, August 22, 1913, Page 4

b ¥ i 5 b 1 i [« r i i ¥ M L ~ , tlem and love of display and author- K A & R . Publishied every afternéon from . the ator,. | 8. P HETHBRINGION, k| ghe rest of them up in a row and ! der, ‘the” “mental anguisk” law di- regted at, telegraph companies, passed by the last Legislature. Sen- Stokes introduced the mental Anguish W};)mngd..:g,,xm ve- v wafid chiefly to his s be_Ereaing Telegram _Kentuckr Building, Lakeland, Fla. t-into law was +We' hear somebody ly, that this is a.gov- lawyers, by lagryers and Entered in the pestoffiice ot hake- ! jand, Florida, s majl matter. of the|. Jiét why Representative Clark manted to orate a second time with- . |in a few wecks on the glories of the ot Man ne’ the other day at a critical’ moment when coojness, 1,95 talmness and clear deliberation BT 2he o] MéRican S pithe WOr N Cty of lakeland {F b ogi )y ne‘mhutm ‘fortunste- » ot ben LU0y o Honse didn't, want, to hear Mr, Clark and that great speech still remains unspoken. i _—— Honor tq whom honmor is due! They are now trying to give Harry Floyd credit for the proposition to abolich the Legislature. Editor Jordan of the Punta Gorda Herald got disgusted one day years ago when he encountered some peculiar- The practical wisdom of the South | ly exasperating pilece of legislative in dealing with the negro question|stupidity and eried aloud for the Bhas been in nothing better illustrat- | abolition of that body.' Give Mr. ed than in the segregation laws| Jordan the full credit for this great passed to separate the races in the | revolutionary thought. cars, hotels, theaters and other ——e places where their {ndiscriminate The Cost Congress of the Florida commingling would have been in.| printers which is to meet in Ocala tolerable to the ‘whites, undoubted- | {n October, will be 5 convention of 1y harmful to the negroes in more | much importance to the employing ways ‘than one and productive of | printers of Florida, especially as it race riots andbloodshed wtihout end. | will be the first one ever held in the Those laws are inviolable in the | State. Harry Brown of the St. South and without them living con- | Augustine Record is in charge of ditions would be unspeakable. | the matter and will omit no effort Baltimore, & border city, has .tl to secure a large attendance. The last been driven to realize their me- exact date of the conventfon will oessity, and has passed an ordinance | soon be given ad every owner of a segregating the races in that city | print shop should ateend. and the Supreme court has affirmed e (e that such a law is not in confliet| former United States District with either the federal or State con- | A¢torney McNab, out in San Fran- stitution. | cisco, doubtless learned with deep This decision is notable because it pain of the conviction of Diggs un- is tho first time the question has| gor the white slave law. McNab, he been adjudicated by a court of last | /)owed that he was fired out of his resort. It would have been an im-|joh by a Democratic United States measurable calamity to the South if attorney general just to put some such a law should nave been de-|joy.down Délmocrat in his place who clared unconstitutional. wouldn’t convict Diggs, and he now 0 > has a good chance to' 'low that he We are glad to welcome to South | was mistaken in his“premises. Florida the Hon. Gifford Pinchot, —— — the famous former chief of the na-| mpe Punta Gorda Herald refers to tional fores‘ry bureau and friend of | jiself ag “an obscurevillage weekly.” Roosevelt, who comes to cool off in Magnify your office, Editor Jordan, our delightful summer climate and | Nope of your brethren rate the Her- recuperate from the awful heat of | 41q gy obscure and your excellent Kansas. many Bull Moosers down Here, this| charge you bring against your own climate not being favorable to their paper. Weakness and unimportance propagation and in nearly every In-| g5 with obscurity, and .the Herald stance fatal to their transplanting, | i3 pejther'one mor the other. but he'll ind some other things i (e far more valuable. ‘He says: No more striking tribute in a few “I am particularly anxious to test | words to the genius of Henry Wat- out some of the assertions of mYy | terson ‘wag 'ever paid than the fol- friend, A. W. Dimoch, the author. | jowing from the Daytona Journal tfl&f,the Tt Froin tine same office is issued : THE LAKELAND NEWS,* A weekly newspaperigiving a resume ®f lockl matte#s," érop conditions, wsounty’ affairs, o‘;;tlg;f_“Sent anywhere for $1.00 per year, , ——————————————————— | " A DANGER PQINT PASSED I . He states that the time is coming of this State: and before long whem the people ; “CoL. ‘Henry Watterson is the only Wwill flock to this sectlon for the cool{ pateon ‘on “edrth Who 'oan Swrite W and comort of the summer months’ twosolumn ' editorlal on qQuite as much as they have been do- | gy ‘have his resders gobdle lr ing for years for the wapmth and | oali for more.” . . balmy breezes in winter leltolll.\,. T GRS R am confident he {s right about the hlchoolhdul!l and' saloons pever matter and I mean to tell the péd] midy ‘good’ nelghbors, and as Dun.[1072 By 3. D. O'Hern, Secretary. ple in other sections all about the neljon has just voted to bond her-,1072 conditions I have found here.” selt for $12,000 to build a fine brick B T school house, that probably means Those ave rather salty charges|gkg intends to vote out.her saloons now before the judiclary -committée | o¢ tne election next 'month. fn Congress, prepared against Unit- N S H ed States Judge Emory Speer of mmmm Georgla, but they are hardly a sufs "o ficlent basis for impeachment pro- eeedings. Judge Speer is a man of ! o extraordinary «bility and force, and TORR0 CROMRRIRCRCRIIORINC KRCRORORCE KEB0RRO he has a sleepicss eBo-of such ro- 1829—The first temperance society bust proportions that it would be in Ireland founded. practically impossible for him not to make enemies among the lawyers 1849—?,“;0“?;: k:.:“ c:.)ll:: d t‘l: during a long series of years on the sittings at g&rll bl : :““' Some of these lattor are|,gq, wijarg Fillmore published a sponsible for the-charges against letter in which he declines t him, but that they can prove Rim bedome candiaat : tho gul!ty of judicial corruption or of residenc 2 da; lor d le anything much worse than arbitrary :avor ”);ccaln“ vl sl conduct on the bench due to his ego- 1874—The s:ore en; :fn .the United States direct cable was laid on the Irish coast, near Val. entia. 1903—Lord Salisbury, ex-premier of England, died. 1—The “Mona Lisa.” Da Vinel's famous painting, '5dlnpmred ity., is very doubtful. If Emory BSpeer is a corrupt or dishonest Judge it is time to be standing all putting them throughthe third de- 191 sree. it e (1" romAhebouyre Jn Pars, | . T Shaman Boud Buod Trusew, sod o 2l e T b ol 8 ST I Mrs. T. J. Mardis 18803 Mrs A< E.Milter 12877 R0 CHORCROMHORSAIRCKT CROREON LRBHRS | - | c— : . Moore 10‘40 55 Supreme court s lso in line with ¥ : NOTCE OF ELECT W0 3 . - s oo SN M Austin 7638 the Supreme tourt of Alkbama in its | TODAY'S BIRTHDAY HONORS & oo G.L. Crews 7278’ ¥ "\ 'E'Sharonack 6160 eletion of tchaletip s mpedi- W CERIOGO0OU R QTS . * Ada Padrick- 4437 - ** E.R.Tram :onuéto &bm'ngni .uilee in the mConn;-m;: Danjel Read An- ..w:.mcm'mmxmnu::u;olmzukm':: " W H"Fieminu 433 & R.T"mmd 4425 ' the faw. N , Jr., », e s o« Tl . - egae B s e | o0 e . i L L et oo e * 6.W.Friend 283§ ~ |SoiTMis 2639 ing oourts of all the States, unless for- | tary Academy and the University of ' ®ldden by the express terms of the Michigan; received a law degree and Jaw, will get in line and will make | was admitted to the bar, but has an end of these absurd technicall- | been engaged i practical newspaper " glew which have so 'long passed for | work all his life; was mayor of' #legal learning,” and give justice | Leavenworth in 1903-1905; succeed Mr. Pipchot won’t find| egjtorial work distinctly repels the Florida, for a change in the corpo- [ 8est Butter, per b, «........ .40 rate name and residence of the | Cottolene, 10 pound can ...... 1.2¢ e said Alafia Trading Company, 80 | cqttolene, 5 e TRy Y | y that the name and residence will be c‘sx;owde:il:t, lza:::n“ S w, K. Ja(:kson'ASSOGllte" «Ne changed o8 follows: '| 8nowdritt, 6 pounds ... 4% 4 “The name of this corporation | ¢ eang Bubi Sise Cream '” Owner and;Manufac- Ru shall be “The Ridgewood Trad-|. e 9 Est ng Companyi™ its principal of :em l_o:p. § Borecssss M turers’ Agent fice shall be at Lakeland, and its rqung Coffee, per pound ..... .38 | principal place of business shall be [$996t Corn, 3 f0F ........... 3 Brokerage--Real Estate at Ridgewood, Florida, all in Polk yeos,, 10 PORT % county. The remajuning' provisian ¥ i s : of the charter of the sald Alaty e :: -~ Pell|Us'What You Have to Sell, Com , for which. letters | - e L rpanal, W i nd a jer i ,,.":.x What Sed o0 Decomber 3, flm_ mflgq‘mfifi; wean]] R ‘s?{e Will Try to Find a Buye 1906, shall remain ‘as’' at . present on’' South'Florida 'avidine. Bu iy R SR Lakeland, Florida, August 14, A. Ly We Will Try to Find & Seller | September, 1913, receive sealed bids for the % AUGUST 22 IN HISTORY & |curbing, concrete foundations and paving of the way all over thecountry, | worth, Kan.; attended public schools (31, 1913, bas tendered his resignation to the §t is probable that the Supreme|and afterwards the Michigan Mili- |C¥Y |PLAYROOM AND gy, Mether Tells om oorts Has Been Cong,, Health ang ,, A mother writes thy from experience a by W ”oa place on Which baby. during his first ¢ She says thero iy g, house where her gix o, bave passed tho grey early: days. The rno!: southern exposure ang «| threequarter bed, Tockyy 8 obest of drawers fory, ing. The bed 0CCUDiey | the room and the foo , & window. The baby Bed moat of his time N I 1i8 firm and hard, j fi:& fubbar sheet, thy o, tapread. The foot of thy {ped with unbleacheq baby shall not fall out, g ten-inch boards are fasteny protected side. As £000 y is able to stand alone pg ), window and watches {p, ren pldying in the yay basket of soft toys o g when he i3 tired he Jie to sleep. He is accustoy on the bed, and the mop, he is safer there, and thyy the room has been gyj children. March 29, 1907, and was elected to the Sixtieth Congress to i1l a va- cacy caused by the election. of Hon, Charles Curtis to be United States senator; elected to the Sixty-first and Sixty-second Congresses and re- | . elected to the Sixty.third Congress. BABY IN VICE-PRESIDENT'S CHAIR ABE AND 0SCAR—FLORIDA'S SHORTEST AND LONGES! Several days ago “General” Abe Sawyer of Key West, the smallest man in the State, met Oscar Stucky. the State’s largest and most perfect- ly developed man, on the streets of Jacksonville, who is enly 22 years old, lacks an inch or two of being seven feet tall. “Well, I reckon you’'ve sorter got it on me,” squeaked Abe, squinting “north” in the direction of Stucky’s knees. “Suppose I have, kiddie; just walk between my knees, with your hat on, and think you're going.through the grand canyon,” invited Stucky. *Abe accépted the invitation and passed through. Then lifting his hat and making a low bow, he sald: “Thanks, you human skyscraper; how much will you charge me for a room in the twelfth story?” Oscar Stucky, who is a son of A. P. Stucky, is the largest well pro- portioned man Florida ever pro- duced, and he s dwubtless the best heavyweight boxer in the south, being alert mentally as well as pow- erful physically. One of his great- est ambitions is to meet ‘‘Mistah” Jack Johson in a dark alley, where nobody can witness the contest, and smash the heavyweight champ on |. his “bean.” Men who have had Stucky’s physical training in charge declare that he is one of the few white men living who could, after a year or two of expert instruction, take the .negro’s measure.—Frank Huffaker in Tampa Times. 3 For the first time in history, the presiding officer of the AUnited States senate the other day shared his seat with another person. T}xat person was : Master Thomas Marshall Sutherland, three and a half years old, son o't Rev. A. D. Sutherland of Berkley Springs, Va,, who was once Mr. Marshall’s pas- tor at Columbia City, Ind. The child was named for Mr, Marshall and is a great favorite with the ylcepresldent y Ao s R SR R Special Price @00DS OF EQUAL QUALITY ANI PRICE. AARNESS and suit-case repairing ON YOUR S carefully done. McGlashan. 991 BUILDING : repairs, alter get most for your mony satisfactory work by bul CEMENT Cement construction g «ng out repairs, upky stc.—glves you best 2 and on that really cou NOTICE OF CHANGE OF NAME AND RESIDENCE OF THE ALA- "FIA TRADING COMPANY Notice is hereby given that on the 13th day of September, A. D., 1913, the undersigned, by authority of a The Best Table in the Land of the Sky Hotel Gordon vote of more than three-fourths of _QUALITY OF GOODS llu;mm Waynesville, N. G sventually. all the stock of the Alafit Trading { FIRST THING WE 'LOOK Get our estimate o4 Company, at a meeting held for that | AND THEN THE PRICE TO MEE] In heart of elty. Hlectrlc lights olan. purpose, and called and notified as | OUR APPROVAL WITH A GUAR | ;@ every convenlence Buths. No §§°av,‘ffc‘l‘e‘;“‘i‘;’c;‘f;:"" Jo7s (H150) | ANTEE THAT EVEBYTHIKG | mosqultoes. Altitude 3,000 feot. Lakeland Ar » er &, O e gen- ' WILL BE AS REPRESENNED. WEEKLY RATES $12.50 UP. eral statutes of the State of Florida, P FOR ONLY (PECIAL FAMILY A i : StOfle WO will apply to his excellency, Park Trammell, governor of the State of BER RATES. L8 pounds Sugar for.........$1.00 e SEND FOR BOOKLET. H. B. Zimmerma. & D, 19183. ALAFIA TRADING COMPANY\ Rooms 6 and 7, DEEN & BRYANT Buildij D. 0. CUMBIE& C0.| _8ecretary. 5 dy Fl uomz: 8ios mone337 I: lfllm Lakeland B e The Board of Bond Trustees acting as & Boarrd of Public Works, and the Commissioner of Pub. lic Works of the City of Lakeland, Florida, will on or befors 10 a. m., on the 2d day of following named streets, or parts of streets in the City of Lakeland, Florida, Said bids to contain separate figures for curbing, concrete foundations and paving. Asphalt Composition Paving. M usetts avenue from Pine to Oak stieets; 20 feet wide. Oak stredt from Mas- sachusetts to Kentucky avenue, 24 feet wido. Lemon street from Florida to Massachusetts avenue, 20 feet wide. The work to be doie in accordance with plans and specifications mads by the Engineer representing the - City of Lakeland and filed in the office of the Secretary of the Board. All bids to be addressed to “Secretary of the Board of Public Works, Lakeland, Fla, and marked ‘Street Paving Bids.* " The Board of Publlc Works and the Com- GET WISE” Take an inventory of your kitchen and replace the broken pots and pans with nice new BLUE BELL Ename! !Nare. the kind that looks good and is good. New stock just received. Library and Ceqter Tables in Quartered Oak and - Mahogany---a new piece of furniture now and then will make eny home remain cheerful, Lakeland, Fiorida, dated August 21; 1913, H. D. BASSETT, List of Contestants in Word Contest: “ J.F. Wilson - 1832 LAKELAND FURNITURE an9 HARDWARE CO. Councll and his resignation for the sald office was accepted by the said City Council at its meeting held on August 21, 1913, eausing a vacancy for the unexplired portion of the sald term. Now, therefore, in pursuance of the power and duty vested In me as Mayer under the charter and ordinances of the said city, be ‘t known that an eieciion will be held in the| and common sense sthe unimpeded(ed to the management of the |thira ward of the City of Lakeland for the | right of way in our court houses. Leavenworth Daily Times upon the lelection of a City Counellman fur the said —_———— death of his father, Col. D. R, An-!wand to fil the unexpired trm atove men- As luck would have It State Sen-| thohy, in November, 1904; received ‘L“‘“;" ;‘;‘l;" e 2d day of Sewenber, | @ator Stokes is the firet lawyer In|the unanimous nomwmation by the | ¥ 0. M. EATON, Masor _m to bring & damage suit un- Repubuecnn of the First district' Awest: H. L SWATTS, City clers. w01