Lakeland Evening Telegram Newspaper, September 13, 1913, Page 4

i | Oy~ P Y g Sy T g Y TR AR AT . 5 o B === PAGE FOURK } o e R "le tvell“ld lalegrd‘"‘populur error and says: v o e | cago News calls attention to this “If these waters are actually unit~ Puplisbed every alternoou from the’ ed, it would be necessary that they entucky Kundiug, Lakeland, Fla, run uphill. The level of the canal | will be above that of the sea, and gntered 1 the postoffice at Lake-. its waters will be fresh waters main. baud, Florida, as mail matter of the pecond class b — . F. HENRY HacON, MANAGER. SUBSCKIF1IUN RATNS: By year #ix months ... ®hree months ..., " Delivered 4niwhe timits of ‘the City of Lakeland for 10 nts a wenk s bt o A O Frow e sawe viae: 18 18sued YPHECARKEAND NEWSE, . ee 3,60 tegeene A weekly newspaper giving o resume| Emmeline notorious and landed her ®f local matters, rounty affairs, ete, for 81.00‘ per yeat crop conditions, Sent anywhnere HIS EXPERIENCE LARGE -~ ASSET IN HIS FAVOR - In a lengthy leading articla the HETHERINGION, EDITOR. ~———| visit this country next month and $6.00 half of woman suffrage. witnin the houses, exploding bombs, ly the Chagres river. Uniting the oceans is only a literary flourish.” el b Emmeline Pankhurst will Mrs. has arranged a speaking tour through a number of States in be- She says she will not advocate militant meth- ete., which shows that she has some ap- preciation of the true character of American womanhood and of the dis- | Nak.of the representative American | woman for the methods which made . in jail. She is doubtless a woman of strong character, but it is diff. cult to think of her as a womanly | woman—which is the only kind we l hanker after in this country. | O The action of Hillsborough county voting $1,000,000 in bonds for in ORDINANCE NO. 155. An ordinance to amend ordinance No. 152, entitled An Ordinance Pre- scribing Form of Certificates of In. debetedness issued to............. of IN PAY- MENT OF WORK UNDER HIS | CONTRACT for the improvement +of certain streets in Lakeland, Flor- ida. BE 1T ORDAINED BY THE CITY | COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF LAKELAND, FLORIDA: ’ Section 1. That ordinance No. 1.26 ods over here, such as burning down 162, entited An Ordinance Pre- seribing form of Certificates of In- debtedness issued to ........... & of ovoniee MENT OF WORa UNDER HIS CON- TRACT for the improvement of cer- tain streets in Lakeland, Florida, be and the same is hereby amended to read as follows: That the Certifi- cates of Indebtedness to be issued to . 0 it contractors, in payment of work on their contract, dated ............ for the improvement of certain !streets in said city, shall bear inter- | est at the rate of 6 per cent per an. num, payable annually, and to be {s- . IN PAY._| to the fifth coupon shall be added’ the following: “This coupon shall‘ not be redeemed until the certificate of indebtedness to which it is at. tached is surrendered up for cancel- lation.” On the first day of September, 1914, there will be due the bearer thesumof ............ dollars, be- | ing the first installment payable, and one fifth (1-5) of tue amount evidenced by certificate of indebted- ness of the city of Lakeland, No. .......... ,dated ........19...., to which this coupon {8 attached, toV’ | gether with the annual interest then. due on said certificate. This coupon is payable at the of- fice of the depositary of said gity, in Lakeland, Florida, AND THE PAY- MENT HEREOF UPON PRESENTA- TION AND SURRENDER IS GUAR- ANTEED BY SAID CITY, AS PRO. VIDED IN SAID CERTIFICATE. City Clerk. On the back of said certificates shall be printed the following: Certificate of registration. Lakeland, Fla., If you have us send your meas- . ure to £, V. PRICE & (0. Merchant Tailors you'lll get what you pay for and that m:ans true satisfaction Miami Herald discusses the senator-| Prick roade has put another big | fal situation in this State with spe- cial reference to the election of a. The | successor to Senator Fletcher. Herald comes out strongly for that gentleman as his own successor, and | what it says is sald so well that we | reproduce a part of the editorial. The Telegram {8 committed to the candidacy of no one in the senatorial race next year, for there is abund-| ant time to line up on that {ssue and gentlemen whose names have not yet been mentioned may an- nounce themselves for the position later on; but the Herald states with such clearness and force certain qualifications for the office, which it ! accredits to:Senator Fletcher, that it is good reading for those who! want to do some right thinking on the question. Says the paper: “Through its present senator, Flor- ida has gained an enviable position in the affairs of this country. Mr. Fletcher has shown extraordinary ability and it is not the slightest ex. aggeration to say that he is one of the really great men of the Senate. From the very first he took high po- sition in the chief councils of the Senate and has been one of its most conspicuous leaders. Through the influence he gained by his standing ig the Senate Florida has received the greatest possible benefit, Mr. Fletcher's reputation is nation wide and Florida has reaped the advan- tage of his repulation, hig batriot- fsm and his ability. Possessing ev- ery quality that can possibly be claimed by any one or ‘all of the gentlemen who may oppose him, he hag still this onc advantage that he has had the actual experience in the Senate which enables him to be im. mensely useful to his State and his country. “The South once controlled this eountry because it sent its ablest men to Congress and kept them there for long years, well knowing that it was by actual experience that these men gained influence and power. That influence and that power made the South the most im- portant part of the union for the greater part of the history of the country. Florida should not com- mit the blunder of setting aside a good man, one who has proven his efficiency, one who had made a name for himself and his State through- out the country, for any man, no matter what his character or what his ability. The State should not, and will not throw away the ad. vantage it has gained in having Mr. Fletcher in the Senate.” b e Colonel Roosevelt is probably not guilty, but if he did say over in Arizona the other day, as charged, that in case of a war with Mexico he would take no part in it, as it would only be an affair of second lieutenants, he said a very silly thing destitute of both truth and common sense. Those Mexicans are good fighters; they don’t fear to die on the battlefield; they are masters of guerrila warfare, and with the immense topographical difficulties of a vast country, largely mountain. ous and desert, Uncle Sam would have a difficult and costly job on his hands if he should undertake the conquest of Mexico. It would be a very different affalr from the war of 1846, and not only aill the leuten. ants, but captains, majors, colon- els and generals, with several hun- dred thousand privates, would be required to subdue those flerce fif-| teen million people fighting on thelr own soll. Roosevelt made no such asinine statement as he is charged with; some smart aleck careless of the truth put the words in his mouth, D L — As the completion of the Panama eanal s right at hand and the wa- ters have been let in on the Pacific side we read much in hizhflown speech wbout the joining of the wa- ters of the world's two great oceans by the splendid achlevements of man. But it len't true. The Chi- ['of his office. county on its mettle. The commis. sioners of Escambia county, of which Pensacola {8 the capital, are now se- riously discussing calling an elec- tion to vote on an issue of $1,500,- 000 in bonds to build a system of brick-roads all over the county and the Pensacola Journal warmly ap. proves the proposition. A few years hence the Florida county without modern good roads will be regarded as a freak county. ——— e There was no cleaner, purer man in the public life of this country than Mayor Gaynor of New York, whose sudden death while on an ocean voyage was announced yester- day. That Tammany had refused to endorse him for renomination as mayor was in itself conclusive proof of his incorruptible administration country generally can ill afford o fose such a man in these days of widespread graft. The Mulberry Herald cried aloud | that now is the psychological mo- ment for Polk county. Motion to amend: Now and any time in the | future, for Polk county’s charms are | infinite and her resources inexhause' tible and only a cataclysm can put an end to her psychological mo- ments. PHEMSINTEY, CrECEe Wa rise to concur in the following from the St. Petersburg Times anent the inexhaustible discussion of the wearing apparel of the eternal fem- inine: “If the average man was as clean fn heart as the average woman, there would not be enough social evil to be called a ‘problem” at all.” FRR SIS, PO Another editor has earned his re- ward and #teps from the treadmill of journalism to the ranks of the manufacturing industries, where the | big money is supposed to be. F. lon Robertson has sold his paper, the Green Cove Springs Times, and will engage in the crate manufacturing business at Palatka. sued substantially in the following I hereby certify that I have en- tered in the street improvement ' f AVENING (RUKGRAM, LAK ELAND, FLA., SEPT 13, mfi__m crieini It Always Pays To “Call A Bluff’ Josh Billings soys: “When a feller offers you something for nothing---don’t walit---yell for a ! FaYs ¢ o ’ Chicago New York and the| form: STATE OF FLORIDA COUNTY OF POLK CITY OF LAKELAND CERTIFICATE OF INDEBTEDNESS Stallments are due, according to the .. .Dollars terms thereof, and a description of |T NO KNOW ALL MEN BY THESE N o That for value' re- en, together with the name of the PRESENTS: celved, there is due the bearer herg- s of the sum of ............ dollau,‘ lwhlch amount has been duly as- City Clerk of the City of Lakeland. ' Harrlet Eugenia Sims which is ap- sessed against. ~ity of Lakeland, Florida. This certificate of indebtedness is payable in five equal installments, the first installment being due and payable on the first day of Septem. ber, 1914, The second installment on the first day of September, 1915, the third installment on the first day of September, 1916, the fourth in- ) Stallment on the first day of Sep- tember, 1917, the fifth installment on the first day of September, 1918, and is to bear interest from the date hercof at the rate of 6 per cent per annum, payable annually on the first day of September at the office of the depository of the city of Lakeland, in Lakeland, Florida, and is a lien against the land and prop- erty described above. This certificates and the coupons attached shall be redeemable at any time before maturity at the option of the city of Lakeland, upon the payment Ly said city of Lakeland to the holder hereof of a sum equal to one-sixth of the annual interest thereon as a premium, provided the sald city shall give notice of its in. tention to redeem ‘this certificate, by registered letter to the last known holder hereof, at least ten days prior to the date on which such certificate shall be paid. Ry FRCRCE YORORORIRONDHOHORCHOICACH CROCRCesr GHOKNDO o SEPTEMBER 13 IN HISTORY (-} -] 0B0H0B0RCH IORORORORCE LRO-OTOAORCRORBIRN KD 1829—Peace of Adrianople declared. 1839—Don Carlos abandoned Spain and retired with his family to France. 1848—British compelled to with- draw from Moultan, north- ern India, after having be. seiged the city for several days. 1853—First ground broken in the European and North Amer- lcan railroad at St. John. 1854—English and French forces landed in the Crimea. 1884-—Antagonism between cleri- cals and liberals in Belgium threatened to result in civil war. 1912—Count Nogi and his wife com- mitted suicide as a tribute to the dead Japanese emperor. Great funeral ceremonies of the late mikado in Tokio' were attended by Secretary . “of State Knox. TORCRO! CRORCROHCONCHORCHOROR 1ORORORCRCY KROBORRY 9 =} SEPTEMBER 14 IN HISTORY | Gloutzk Attacked and sioraes 1804—Gloutzk attacked and storme by Russians. 1854—Cholera in London killing | hundreds daily. 1904—President Roosevelt put the case of the Russian cruiser Lena Into hands of the State and navy departments. 1911—Russian Premier Stolypin | was assassinated in a theater at Kieff by an anarchist. 1912—Montenegro prepares war. for ! installments evidenced thereby and The city of Lakeland guarantees the payment of this certificate of in- debtedness with the interest therein provided for, according to the at- tached coupons. In case of non-pay- ment of any interest or any install- ment of this certificate, the whole " of the principal sum expressed here- in shall immediately become due and payable, with the interest therein holder, and shall thereupon be re- deemed by said city .... .... .. This certificate is issued under an act entitled An Act to Abolish the Present Municipal Government of the city of Lakeland, in the County | of Polk, and the State of Florida; and to Authorize and Establish a City Government for the Same; to Prescribe Its Jurisdiction and Pow. ers; and to Authorize the Imposition | of Penalties for the Violation of Its . Ordinances, being chapter 6363 of | the laws of Florida for 1911. AND IT IS HEREBY CERTIFIED, RECITED AND DECLARED that all acts, conditions and things re- quired to be done precedent to and i in the issuance of this certificate, have been done, have happened, and have been performed, in regular and due form as required by law and the i charter of said city of Lakeland. In testimony whereof, we, the un- dersigned, being duly authorized by the City Council of the said city of @ Lakeland, in Polk county, Florida, have signed and attested this certi- ficate of indebtedness, and affixed thereto the common seal of sald city, asof the ...... dayof........... 191.. Mayor. City Clerk. To each of said certificates shall be attached five coupons in the fol- lowing form, excepting that each coupon shall refer to the number of UNITED STATES OF OF AMERICA | lien book, kept for that purpose, the Se i Sl e R Evening Telegram for the s Tl e e the mayor. of Florida, and has been absent for ‘gur consecutive weeks next prw aiidhe Syt I, W. P. Pillans, acting president | more than sixty days next preceding {4ng said October the 6th, 1913, 19...., to pay its proportion of the of the City Council of the city of | the application for the order of pub- Witness my hand and sea at By, cost of grading, curbing, paving and lakeland, do hereby certify that the lication, and that sald defendant is tow, Florida, this 21st day of 4, otherwise improving ............. above and foregoing ordinance Was | over the age of twenty.one years, and | gust, A. D. 1913, T e e street 1U1Y Passed at a meeting of the City | there 18 no person in the State orl J. A. JOHNSON R R R street in the \ouncil held on the 8th Clerk Circuft Count provided for, at the option of the Williamson-Moore Co. ‘FASHION SHOP FOR MEN.’ ; Exclusive Local Dealers date, the number, and the amount of this certificate of indebtedness, and the dates when the several in- E TENTH JUDICI - | whom wou n endaa CUIT COURT OF FLORIDA, POLK It 1s therefore ordered that COUNTY—Harriet ‘Eugenia Sims | sald defendant, James H. Stmy, vs, James H. Sims. pear at the court house i By It appearing from the wfdavit of [ Florida, on Oetober, the 6th, 1) to answer said bill of eomplan, It is further ordered that this der be published in the the lot upon which the same is a ;owner or owners thereof, D R R R IR R S 1 Section 2. This ordinance shall | pended to the bill of complaint filed take effect immediately upon its pas- herefn, that the defendant, James j 5age by the Council and approval of | H. Sims, {8 a resident of the State day of Sep- | Florida service of a subpoena upon ' 1165 , tember, A, D, 1913, e | : W. P. PILLANS, }‘ Acting President of the City Council. | A Few Fancy Good.s Attest: 25¢ ! H. L. SWATTS. City Clerk, { This ordinance is hereby approved | 35¢ 35¢ by me this the 10th day of Septem. | 20c ber, A. D, 1913, 35¢ | 0. M. EATON, l Mayor of the City of Lakeland. | . | 15¢ 30c e 1194 | 15 and 25¢ 30c¢ Kippered Herring Plum Pudding Boned Chicken Dill Pickles per dozen Heinz Mince Meat ineapple rooms J. Willlams. deceased, will on the 1:th day of September A. D. 1913, apply to the Hon C. NOTICE OF GUARDIAN'S SALt. —_— In the Court of the Count Judge, and for Polk County, Florida. ¢ B | In re estate of Susanna Willlams, David L. Willlams, Williams, Minors. to sell lands 10 Notice I3 hereby given that I, David L. Wi Hams, of Washington County Pennsylvania, M. Trammell, Judge of the Court atoresald, i at his office In Bartow, Florlda, for authority COd Roe 25C to sell all the right, title and Interest,—the same being undivided Interests,—of the said minors In and to the following described land sltuated In the County of I'olk, and State of Florida, to-wit: A strip 132 yards wide off the East side of Northwest Quarter of Northeast Quarter of Sectlon Twenty-nine (20) of Township Twenty. eleht (28) south, andoRange Twenty-four (24) east; Also that tract beginning 902 chains east of the Northwest corner of the Southwest Quarter of Northeast Quarter of Section Twen tv-nine (29) aforesaid, and running south 1402 chalns, thence east 1098 chains, thence ,morth 14.02 chains, thence west 10.98 chalny, (%0 _point of heginning. !""Sald application to be made on Lyles Golden Syrup Crab Meat W.P.PILLAN “Florlda Avenue Grocer” *Pure Food Store” Phone 93 that 1t s for the best ‘nterest of sald minars | Prggfe ¥ M 1079 DAVID L. WILLIAMS, Guardian + | e ——— 25¢ 25¢c the ground | # ““GET WISE’ FENCE-~FENCE.-.FENCE In ord er to redu-e our stock we wil] make a low price on all FENCING for the ney: days. Do not overlook this Opportunity to Fencing at a very Joy price for CASH ccia! thirty buy & Hardware A N v Lakeland Furnityre C O m p