Lakeland Evening Telegram Newspaper, September 24, 1913, Page 1

— 11 SCHOOL 0 HELL RUALGEGSION RS OF ROUTINE NATURE LIVED ATTENTION AT THEIR HANDS Jc Was Found to Have! «d School Bonds in the B sun of $15,000 Fla., Sept. 24. i il instruction met on in special session in the of- i superintendent, with all | i the superintendent W, Dean appeared before thr- ) I,J asked that it establish a | t his turpentine camp to be ; as the Dean school. The wl to furnish a teacher k <aid school provided that thr‘l vould furnish the building, ‘ 1d all other necessities. accepted the resigna . .. Currie as supervisor lie school and appointed r to fill the vacancy. oard accepted the resigna- R. P. Owen as supervisor of hool, and appointed to fill said vacancy. ient of J. E. Dean he Dean school was 1 that the attendance and school had in- an extent that two unable to teach a rd cranted 1 school. third the Bowen rd put new shin- ( 5ol icate thei result of same at t! m was received from of i board to rescind r of not allowing the R. H. Peeples, T. J. SRR ling Dickley eSoti ik Green school. investigation. eranted a new pump rove school. on held in special tax listrict No. 6 on Sept. 5 id that the result of said | was us follows: For bonds, inst bords, 4, and the board tion is in favor of issuing the amount of $15,000.00 al tax school district No. 6. ourse of study, as submitted Fintnr of same, was careful- ined by the board. Same accepted as it was not ac- oto the specifications of the r. ard adjourned to meet again by, Sept. 26. C. A. PARKER, Superintendent KHIBITION LUTHERAN CHURCH THURSDAY NIGHT — adies of Grace Lutheran ['¢ provided a pretty little | TNt at the church for to- Friday nights in the ? many scenes from in 109 slides. £een this exhibition ith terms of it. rist A small 15 cents will be it is for the benefit it is hoped that there @ illustrations of the veriod of the world's e, 1) HUADERED lated Press.) 1., Sept. 24.—The bodies of Agelo Can- tor Lansuesula, found in a roadside i'm where they lived, R "‘LQPY was app'\rent- *for the murders. " b | \ —The | Carlton to at- | s rferred to the. superin- ! rd cavassed the returns of | tertifies that the result of | lass stereopticon ex- ! it and speak | aundience present to | his | AN AT r T A“\,A‘ ' LFA CAMPAI Spokane, ithe W slog | an, “More Alfalta ear jmore: dollars,” pPyof Pery it } Iy I den, the map who put 1o n t map as a corn State, be Y jday a . (alfalfa campajo noin the 1 ‘puv Forty Inlang | muire ¢ 3 {ities, spea throl i L] ' com tmercial ¢lybs ous agrienltuyis olden hag pr i every locality Ithat will take g : the movement 11, “' | be arranceq by the Sno 1 H"' Of(tll.mlq CO-operatir W “n ; jmercial organizations of the h.l:a: d J‘ICmpil-.-_ FARMERS CLUB HeLD - INTERESTING MEETING The 14';11];11‘ session of the Lake- {land Farmers' Clul was held at the home of Mr. G. W. Cline last Sat jnrday, and all report a very enjoy able time. The various commitiees that wi I appointed to look after the Farmors' Institute meeting to ve held in Lake lang 1-3, will soon bLe havd ( rson n the a t hed ter ( 1 1 t teresting t f l' i ( 1 out t ta ) e a in the Cout . dayice s 15 |with the mi in this as t prosecuting witne t e ing discussed the loan with him. In jall other cases which have been 'broucht azainst Tolman, it was al- ways one of his employes who was named in the ccmplaint. Tolman de- |nies having had any conference with the borrower in this case and at his .dll \ignment said he did not appear |in the office more than once in three months only on the days his books were being audited. JUDGE SPEER' GASE SET FOR NOV. 13 (By Associated Press.) Washington, Sept. 24 ,—Taking testimony in the case of the United States vs Judge Emory Speer will be- gin before the House sub-committee about Nov. 15 Chairman Clayton of the House judiciary committee an- nounced this today and said the com- mittee would probably go to Macon to take testimony | ———————— ‘ AD MEN MEZT | Cincinnati, Ohio pt. 24 The tion of t ral di- {annual conve the \rerica \ te csoci 1 visio of ('lubs of Distineuished | th LIS saT (OUNTERFE EIT T YOUR NEW X A 5 ¥ B ;4 ,'.‘ 281 BIATE e sty No. 274, ’-IA [Jl] RGAINST | UAMAGE m bR ATED L0SS IS OVER MIL- PETITION ASE ING FOR INVESTI- LION DOLLARS, AND FIRE IS GATION OF WHALEY'S ELEC- STILL RAGING TION IS PRESENTED One County Alone Has 200 Square It Is C | Miles Laid Waste by Fire : ESTID Claimed That Wlmlcy Spent | Over $60,000 to Gain Office; ¢ jE] : RINin ,; } | LOGGING COLLEGE FA xom:n K il b E;x J | : L !ENIU’ : ;‘ | Spokane, Wash., Sept. 24—In an xfd t' teffort to establish the profession of logeing enzineering and to secure ‘«h‘m of logging engineering in [western colleges, several humhorl {lumbermen have gathered here d 1y attend the Pacifie Congress. The steady increase of the cost of lo . due to the receding of the timber from the banks of the streams and the disappearance of ac- to Logging cessible bodies, has compelled lTum- ber operators of Washinaton, ldaho, fontana, Orezon, California and British Columbia to dircet their hest offorts to the The Pacific Logging Congress has heen organized to study the a broad plan. lozzing problems. work on L e § LITLE P MADE hEad INg COTION FUTURES TARIFF CONI’ERENCE COMMIT- TEE DIVIDED BETWEEN CLARK AND LEVER AMENDMENTS Scnators Smith 'md Clark Argued 1 Subject Before Canmittee, But Arguments Not Made Public Demon This He Denies ! T AR (By Associate Press.) (By —_ > < .[HAWNI| FAIE Slll[ '.“'v ARsiuitteghiess) hie S RaiE i y «\SEOA‘LIN‘U Press.) | 0 i Washington, Sept. 24. -The per- Y » Sept. 24.—Dam Washington, Sept. 24. Speaker | o . e age runuing above a million dollars | Ciark today received from Mayor | IEIE Cotion JUbITEe g Broblem lm.«» already been done by forest fires | (irace. of 1'.h;u'lo.~'lmx, A poittion -l’mn\ {today came up for what will prob- which are still raging in northern | investigation of the election of (.U"_[ ably be the final constderation before num’mm.\. Napa county alone a8 | opessman Richard 8. Whaley, of the | (By Associated Press.) ithe tavift conference committee. The d‘:l”‘gl‘ .ll'.ll'L .lli‘ill"ly two ‘I.mnah'wl | First South Carolina district. The | Concord, N. 1., Sept. 24. —Hac- leaders are divided between Clark dtare wiles laid waste. Six huns | petition makes serious charges, | ry Thaw's fate will not be known for |, ! R dred men are fighting the fames | iyony them that Whaley spent more | o week at least, Governor Felker, ginEialin, A0 L RIRr ARt there, Great damage in Capell, Foss, | than $60,000 in the primary. \\'h;p‘:ll the conclusion of yesterday's “”" Almost a score of other wi Gordon canyons where ranch | joy today characterized it as “A bald, | hearing having given counsel until sharply contested issues are still un- houst wehards and - grain fields | o1 Jie, | Monday to file supplementary briefs. jsettled. Some predicted, however, ave been swept away, in the two SR it e {that the committee will finish by REAT THE CUSTOMS DAMAGE SUIT |, * \ 5 VRN bitw point up for consideration. It I{UST NOT DRINK 1 Now Mot Sabi 200 Wion My Cluniin Miohi, | S8t o ~=Af Qbrtetie it ooy MEMENIOVISIOND ON OR OFF DUTY |Joln M ulloich, wife of a bank unique defense is being made by the A diBoanE TG ITIBGL Hf Qinen P of this city, arrived from Europe Pastern Michizan Power Co. the L b lonn ol srR i RN ros i pt. 28, = The Saita declared her six trunks contained $10,000 damage elaim brousht in VO on the Rio " voods to the value of $200 Accord- the cireuit conrt here by Mrs, Dora B el S G d LG JUBt MOowW: V130l Lo enstor tals, they con- | Packinzham, whose hn.,'wn«l, Fa RGN BT el ' which pro- Ftained wlmost $5,000 worth of Mn- " cet, lost his Jife while eniployea by (/B0 the future tax before tie coms rinking intoxicating ' coric ARl ol BnapidaR AR i e cotisi e NSl R i oo AR My ident of o off ration. Dills of sale of this ireham w [Ling o green seantling ¢ New York cotton ey v, also WRAN LS ! d in oone of when it came in contact with a hith L oDOTOND stligs Gon i p iR DU men 1 i Kl BT A Al Bt wild discloge the nat of Ld larcial | trin Il contaet o made and died in a fe ) ; HE ks ‘ t PPa | ham clai ; Sl 1 1 1t ] ( ] i { 1 th pot nade lino so ; e R TN oI tture k, but o1 ficient o npm ngy vy ™ 14 y throy bLon ) r“p‘- that n q t ) WOR i y liis v ) IRS CONVENE ! ki i} .: d line the a 5 . ! 2 : . 1 i { { { theor that Pacl 1" k & H o te -t 1] \ i e ) 1 cot 1( ) | settlo- iz ment workers hegan | today at ! Fe bl A I fieNEl [ th ev- 1, —Supporter t Whether wANT PIPE LINTS €0 | tlement in the country repre= it Lteriay oy ( It LRED COMITON sented. Participant vill inclurde nty in the State except 1ot e wi considered in ¢ Addams of Chieaco, Vlisg Jnlia \ ominated by a dict will » decided until < ('. Lathrop, director of the national estim twenty thou | the testimony is taken The (By Aggociated I'ress.) childven's bureau, and many other wd conrt voted this procedure by a vote Washington, Sept. 24 A brief gistincuished settlement workers. A of 49 to 7. Sulzer's answer to eiehit gypporting the constitutionality of practical demonstration will be DANIELS Af PRY‘SS BANQUET rticles filed incourt today was the interstate commerce commission- made of many phases of the work. ral denial to cveryonc. A vole ers’ order that pipe lines should be " Among the topies which will be tak- Indianapolis, ||«],, Sept. 21 to reserve decigion until the cud fol- 'HIH\IV]I red common carriers, was cnoup for discugsion will he Club Seeretary of the Navy Daniels will lowed an opinion by Presiding Judge H”h”“““' to the Supreme Court by avdl Class Work.” The girl prob- be the cuest of honor at a banquet Cullen ‘We don't want to decide the department of justice today . So lem, the boy problem, c¢lub work for to:ba plvanshy the INGIGHAGIOEMASTS, Clilkcase pibtoltdal, e sall abeon dlhuhn General Davis, who drew the different racial and national groups of the Associated Press this evening “jong argnment by counsel over the brief, contends a monopoly possible and how to bring aboit hizher and Viee Pregident Marshall is also ex- point and procecded to action educational standards, pected to attend. (By Associated Press.) Albany, Sept. 24.—Argument on the motion to strike out the three ar- ticles of impeachment of Sulzer was Layland liner Victorian, resumed at the opening of today's the Seaboard terminals seesion of court. The prospect was cargo of phosphate that the question will be settled by tonight The largest ship to enter the port in some months, and the largest to enter there thus of Tampz second far, is the which is at to take on a big for European ports. MASTER MINDS IN COMING STRUGGLE the by the control of lines by large con cerns, and small produce wre forced to sell oil or well at dictated prices. GAHNORS WL FILED TODAY (By Assoclated Press.) New York, Sept. 24.--The will of William J. Gaynor filed today leaves his widow the DBrooklyn home and 500 shares of Royal Bak- ing Powder Co. stock. Two-sevenths of the remainder goes to each of the | two sons, and one-seventh each to three unmarried daughters. are several minor bequests. There REAL ESTATE TRANS"ERS r'lil'(" I “Treatment of Degeneracy in Neighborhoods'—the elimination of delinquent and defective types; co- operation with remedial and pre- ventive organizations. “The Further Application for De- mocracy”-—the personal opportunity offered by the settlement as a field for constructive democratic service; the neighborhood improvement asso- ciation; how to engage the people in supporting neighborhood work; the relation of the settlement to the broader aspects of gocial democracy. “The Struggle of Life Above the Property Line”—minimum standard of living and of life; economical and moral pressure in the home. “The Network of Neighborhood | Relations”——system in visiting, vo- |eational direction, institutional field |work. “T'he Future™ -hranches of settle- {ment work taken over Ly the city, stract and Title Co . Bartow next steps in settlement pioneering. (Reporied Daily by Security Ab # Santemher 23. 1912 RETFRISTRATION VEN C. M. Clayton to E. J.| B. & F. CLOSE MEETING ( Bowyer. g Florida Development Co. to At Chicazo, Sept 24 After the ol Rbis. ‘V‘I“V snecessful meetine in its his- luke Wales Land Co. to Frank| '°'Y, the TInternational Concress i {of Refrizeration closed its sessions Th Brown to W. J. Reid. [today. There are delcrates in at- E. F. Childer wife to Louis [t ndanee from fortyv-two foreign ViRourous. conntries and they will make a tour o fFlorida to M. K. & D, |°f the leading cities of the country C. Gillett hefore returning to their homes. of Florida to R. B| Gandy. | A A L ODDENBERY 18 tate of Florida t oms In fl 1] tment Co l et g 1 L erated on the K r Valley di- 0 of the Fiorida East Coast | (By \.-Un L,‘-‘ Presg T rom Mayville as far south Thomasville, Se 24.—Congress- 6 ¥ 1¢ jist of seventy- man Roddenberry 11 hovering at t Construction work on |the point of death today. Ile spent t ne south of K aville is pro- [a quiet mnight, but his pulse was rapidl ible alarmingly weak this m