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I PAGE FOUR THE EVENI'NGV TELEGRAM, LAKELAND, FLA The Evening !elegrin_l Puplished every afternoon from the Kentucky Ruilding, Lakeland, Fla. Kntered in the postoffice at Lake- tand, Florida, a8 mail matter of the second class. CrAc ety A F HETHKRANUTON, EDITOR. HLNTRY BACON, MANAGER. [ e e e SUBSCRIFTIUN RATHS: One year . .......... ... . $6.00 B'x monthe 2.60 Naree monthe ........... sy, ieh Delivered anywhere within the timite of the City of Lakeland for 10 porta A week From the same offica 18 issued THE LAKELAND NEWS W weekiy newspaper giving & resume i local matters, crop corditions, pouanty affairs, ete. Sept anywheie fue SL.00 Hor yeai SOME THINGS THE HUn1ERS CAN'T DO Although the newspapers have frequently printed the game laws of Florida it is very probable that com- paratively few people know them ac- curately. We have a new State game warden now who evidently means business and he is appointing the best men he can get in the various counties as county game wardens to sce that the law is thoroughly en- forced. Undoubtedly it will be en- forced better than ever before be- cause there is stronger public senti- ment behind it and we expect to hear of many arrests being made and : Bro. convictions obtained during the com- ing fall and winter. The hunting season is near at hand and for the benefit of hunters |10 Wise man will deride them, for it 3 — is as true now as it was then that | 8 CRORBRNDCHIIGON RS OLRICHY lish the following synopsis of some [& tree is known by its fruits. o Q of the thines it is unlawful to do: | who want to obey «ne law we pub- {muudix g I further punishment for this unfortunate young man, but There who his favor, worse men are plenty have committed |contemporary which { ——0 this country. new afternoon paper, the Post. The |here and there, adds: much abused adjectives ‘“brilliant” | | Miss Burnham, and her special Sun- | her desires. |three years ago were real literature, vivid and colorful and with rare vitality. forget her. ' West Florida, but are entirely con- |Pire.” 5m1«-m that she will make good in | Mobile. DOC GORUOIQCHIOTD P I Former Governor Patterson, of | Tennessee, has hit his last highball, (taken on his last jag and pulled off ihis last spree. He will monkey | with the booze no more, and having SEPTEMBER 25 IN HISTORY and found forgiveness, he has joined from Egypt. the church and will henceforth live | 1842—Twenty persons a sober, God-fearing life. There is a good, old-fashioned, camp-meeting by tire in Liverpool. simplicity in the manner of the ex- | 1868—Surratt discharged. us a fragrant whiff of the days and ways of our forefathers of the simple and “Dick” life before anybody had heard of Newport, R. I. er criticism, and we have faith that |e thur by Japanese. Patterson will stick. of those old-time conversions were wonderful instances of the complete reform of very tough citizens and James Bryce, intended resigning, e RO TODAY'S BIRTHDAY HONORS First, it is a violation of the law | to hunt without first securing a li- cense . Second, the hunting scason does not open until Nov. 20, and closes Febh. 20. Third, the law prohibits the kill ing of quail, ducks, doveg, turkeys, swan, cecse, guipe, mudhens, squir- rels, leer and all game birds or game animals except between the dates mentioned ahove. Fourth, it is untawful to buy or sell any of the birds or animals pro- tected by the law. | Fifth, the law prohibits the kill-' ing in any season of turkey hens and , female deer. Sixth, the use of traps, pits, dead falls, or the baiting of flelds for the purpose of capturing or | killing birds, is prohibited. Special attention is called to the | fact that the open season for doves | and squirrels is the same as for any | other game., [ R snares, |System of free education in a com- They have a peculiar state of af- | fairs up in the progressive little South Alabama city of Dothan. In fact, it is awful, as bad as New York under the rule of Tweed, and ‘ we didn't suspect that any commun- i ity in the Sonth would tolerate such | disgraceful conditions. They ought | to orzanize a public safety commit- | tee in Dothan and take a short cut to decency, law and order, no mat- ter who 2ot hurt. The Dothan Eacgle * tells about it in answer to a para- graph in a Memphis paper to the ef- fect that the same force that voted | prohibition in a county or town can | enforce the law. Says the Eagle: ‘ “Not on your life. The ‘force’ | that did the voting and earried this county overwhelminely for prohibi- tion has been trying to have the law cnforced, but up to date instead of 1 iny met with suece met with the ‘herse laugh’ from of- sworn to enforce the law, Pub- lic opinion has no weizht with the powers that be in this town and | ceunty and they propose to run the affairs just as they see fit rezardless A of law, order and decency. A nd— perish the thought—when these of- ficial parodies have served their | time in office they, or others of the same stripe, will be elected, ‘Mine hope hath he removed like a tree.' " ol it This Thaw affair has become mo- ! notonous and uninteresting to most people, but, for all that, we are be- ginning to hope that Harry will get | the better of the “myrmidons of the law,” Jed by the bloodhound ferocity | of Jerome, in full ery on his tra"ck,: and escave further incarceration in | a madhouse. Of course, he isn’t crazy and never was and nobody thinks of him except as a perfectly sane man. He has been punished enouczh. Seven years in the hell of enforced association with the crim- inal insane, including the fearful strain of his trial, is penalty enough for any man to pay for killing a | swell libertine who debauched his wife and lived as though he held all | women as his legitimate prey. | There seems to be no public senti-| ment anywhere in the country de- {well again after a long and danger- (ous illness. T. |and useful Floridian and we need | The Tampa Times nerfectly well that there was a puh- lic school system in every Southern State but insists that only some of | them operate ‘“very excellent 8ys- | tems.” Sorry we implied tooo much from the languaze of the Times and we are glad to get rieht on the point. As for the excellence jof much speculation of these systems we suspect that |friends in Washington. Representative 11, resolution admitting New Mexico to Arizona say with very much to be desired, i#illi:l; while gladly admitting that very |State’s attorney in much has been accomplished. All [county and as a member of both things considered, the of increasing its efficiency is stead- [the State of Virginia. Has been a ily going forward. Imvmbor of every Congress since he | was elected to Things seem to be in bad shape | Congress. ——0 the Fifty-seventh over in the office of the Miami l e, Herald. Read what the unfortur ate DR. SARAH E. WHEELER edit hat paper says: ditor of that paper says OSTEOPATH “The editor of The Herald is suf- | ferinz in a dark room with eye-trou- | Rooms 2 and 3, ble, the night editor is on vacation, | the local man hasn’t shown up, the: cub reporter is taking a day off at' the Beach, reading Mutts and Jeffs, | the linotypes are working badly, and | Office phone, 278 Blue. we are having a hellofatime. Other- ‘ wise, everything is running smooth~; ly with us today, thank you.” | An ordinance requiring the placing of gar- =0 bage cans on premises and to pre be a pen- The fal g , alty for the violation of the provisions thereof, fall session of the University | LY B DAl By s Porael COUNCIL of Florida opened at Gainesville I;u:t~ OF THE CITY OF LAKELAND, FLORIDA : 2 . Section 1. That all occupants’ of premises Tuesday with fifty more students | gya) put thir garbage, decayed fruit, \'lr"omble than were ever enrolled on opening and animal matter in one or more ga anized b receptacles, with a tight cover, of size to day at any previous session and the hold not more than thirty 3 a % hi one or more of such receptaci recording to boys are still rolling in, all of which needs and necessities of the premises, shall looks good for the cause of higher 'be placed In a place on the premises conven- education in Florida. The educated younz man is the hope of the State, the guarantee of decent, orderly, Skipper Lakeland, Fla. Residence phone, 278 Black. — ORDINANCE NO. 153 — provided, 1l and dried v mat L otherwise be disposed of by such oce 18 under the rules and regulations of the sanit ¥y depart- ment prosperouns and progressive society; Section 2 v person, firm, corporation or ¥ g o 3 ¥ = association vi the provisions of this the boy growing up without educa- ' it shall, conviction, be punished tion is headed for a worthless fu- by a fine not exceeding fiv S or be im = . prisoned at hard labor for m o1 ture and frequently for a life of ceeding ten days, or both in the diseretic o rdvie: , i the court idleness, rowdyism and erime. I hereby certify that the forezoing ordinance -——0 of Lakeland, this the 20th days of August, A. D. 1913. Y " S MORRIS G. MUNN, n that Col. T. J. L. Brown, | President of Clty Councll, the genial and successful booster who made Tampa his headquarters for a long time and is now helping |4 to advertise Key West, is getting | 1180 Everybody in Florida will be glad Attest : H. L. SWATTS, €ity Clerk. D. 1913 0. M. EATON, Mayor of the City of Lakeland. —— ORDINANCE NO. 156 Laud is a popular An ordinance to amend section 46 of the | eriminal code of the city of Lakeland BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY OF LAKE- | -LAND, FLORIDA : Section 1. his hustling, bustling kind, B — abolish capital punishment.” Let's | I8 hereby amended so as to read as follows: |, Section 46. It shall be the duty of every "not. The country needs it and more | hotel keeper and every occupant of any resi- v dence, room, booth, stall, shop, office or any | of it every week in the year. We other dwelling In this eity to give Immediate would shrink with deep aversion notice to the eity health officer or to some member of the board of health of any ease | from witnessing the execution of a ' of contagious diseases of a dangerous char- acter which may oecur in such place., and condemned murderer, fairly run |shall piace In a conepiclons pare WARNING away from it, in fact; and so we CARDS; and after said contagious disease has \ , H been abated the residence, room, booth, stall, | would from witnessing the amputa- 'shop, office, or other dwelline in which such N s . contageous disease was, shall be disinfected tion of a diseased or wounded limb, under the supervision or orders of the eity v heaith officer or some member of the hoard but both are necessary, one to pro- of health:; for any one failing or nezlecting to tect society against its own blood- ' sive such notice or neclocts to disinfect as this section reouires, shall, upon eonvietion, thirsty decenerates, the other to save be fined In a sum not to exceed Afty dollars i ($30.00) or be confined at hard 'ator on the iite lite of ‘the s | streets not lonrer than th nonthe_ Sl And every doctor or phvsiclan wha shall 3 attend any patient in this city and shall find As near as we can get &t it 1t 18 | s ainsnosis on The ease thar sock Petien: o ooing o . /a disease of a contazeonz or dancerons na- 2oing to take a man of S"pe”or cul ture, he shall immediately report the same to ture and education to vote his full the citv health offcer or to some member of the JBoard of health, for fallure so to do electoral desires under the Bryan |y be subiect to the penalties of this see- primary law next year "ton. AN laws or sections threof In eon- fict with this amended section are hereby Rube Allyn, of the Sarasota Suu,l talks like a thinker who is sure of more than a little of it decidedly in |his ground in defending Mrs. Pank- of | hurst against the aspersions of a classed her -iworse crimes at large in this coun- | with Jack Johnson as an undesirable try today by permission of the law. [wWho should be forbidden to come to ‘ Rube says that the Miss Bonnie Burnham, so long as- | English suffragette has got to break sociated with the Pensacola Journal | English heads before she can reach as society editor and later in the |English brains to convince them that advertising department, has accept- | votes for women has any standing ed a position on the staff of Mobile’s |in court, and contrasting conditions “In the United States the Amer- and ‘forceful” are precisely appro- [ican woman knows she has only to priate in describing both the per- | convince a majority of the males of sonality and the newspaper work of |the logic of the situation to obtain In England she has to {day articles in the Journal two or [overthrow : thousand years of belief in the divine right ot “class” distinc- throbbing | tion, and she can only win by gen- She is a pictur- |erations of martyrdom because when esque, versatile and capable young [She wins there is a Possibility that | woman with so much individuality | dukes, lords, earls, barons and gen- that to know her once is to mever [tlemen will be compelled to pay Her pals of the press [their pro rata share of taxation with I#ang are sorry to lose her from |the mere human beings of tle em- ot I | @ - | Q QLU PRI GOIOVAODOTON A0 made public confession of his sins|1807—British withdrew their troops killed and $100,000,000 of damage Kone governor’s conversion which brings [1894—Rumors of an impending duel between James J. Van Alen Peters stirred Darwin and evolution and the high- | !904—Four-day attack on Port Ar- Some | !912—Reported in Washington that | ambassador | from the court of St. James | | repealed. the mayor, (!0!1!"!v0||s|_\' o Q! . SWATTS, City Clerk | o #ives us to understand that it knew QORI OGN QOBGOCIOOOEO e | m——— i | NOTICE OF APPLICATION D. Flood, of Al | Notice 15 hereby given that Totiday ity "zinia, who was the author of the | ( | P ENY and ":4 statehood, has al hirthday today, which is the subject among his He was edu- | they are about equally good in all |cated at Washington and Lee Uni- the States of the South, that is to versity and the University of Vir- is a lawyer; has served as Appomattox Dated Sept PROPOSED ARTICLFS OF INCORA”ORAHON; he LAKELAND PHOSPHATE COMPANY togeth by virtue of the laws of and do hereby ARTICLES onr South has ! branches of the Virginia General As- done great things in building up its |sembly; he secured the passage of :‘thc law providing for a constitu- paratively short time and the work |tional convention to frame laws for [“rAKurAND Pros COMPANY " anqd principal off place of husine ghall be in the city of Lakeland, and State of Florida, with 1 - at such places at which the honr f directors may deem it advisable 1o Y ARTICLE 11 The gener.l natu f the hus shall he that of prospectors erect all works, plants and machine saryoor requisite for such objects or Puilding (a) To search for and mine phosphate and other mineral snhstanees and met to wash, dry. and otherwizo r the same: ok, encines, 3 15 rlzhts, privileges and property of any de- s; and that | lent of ‘access to the sanitary department; | K er, siraw, shavings | S e e e | was_passed by the City Council of the City | Approved by me this 21st day of August, | . That section 48 of the eriminal | The Fort Myers Press says: “Let’s | code of the city of Lakeland b aut the mo | , SEPT. 25, 1913. this company. issue bonds or | 'puws of the com, | “No darning for me on this trip, Dad. ! Notice their style, too.” | deem fit. negotiable and deal with such manner as determined.. (&) To do ull g cidental or conduci tion therewith, or | directly or indire of or render profi shall for that purpose. The existence i perpetual. akes many people wonder: _’I‘hey are s0 ;}:fl: :t:d S0 stylis);l,pand can be had in such light weights, that many who see them say, These hose can’t wear.” ' Yet six pairs are puaranteed to wear a full six months from the day they are purchased. And that means every stitch—from a running thread, to the largest hole. It covers the entire article, not merely heels and toes. [Jfolepraot flasierg Get six pairs of Holeproof and try them out. See what it means to wear stockings and sox that never need bunchy, hurtful darning. Prices from $1.50 to §3 per box of six pairs guaranteed six months. ‘Williamson - Moore Co. /% “FASHION SHOP FOR MEN" ’ THERE'S this about Holeproof Sox and Stockings | e H. 0. T. | STATE OF FLORIDA COUNTY OF POLK ! BRE IT KNOW. | authority person E. Memminger, W. (seription whether real or personal, which may This ordinance shall go into effect imme- | L L useful for or conducive to the ally acknowledged t | diately upon its passage and the slgnature of ' riinn any of the objects of the At ase, manpge (dut not ay ¢ P'assed by the City Councll in regular ses- ) ap, let, sell, exc ITNESS my | sion Sept 6th, A. D. 1013, v 1 count, deal with or dis- | pakeland, Florida | MORRIS . MUNN, President e of th may e necess orad- frember, A, DL 19 Attest : | Iy fur tof the company, | (Seal) of all or 1t Secent i pa A b | 1y il Dy or others 1 i e KNOWN FOR LETTERS PATENT lis! d of, work done, service ren- I thority personally — pend ek, de- | ¢ personally kn any ather com- | pe one of the persuns wh of " cither as full iy prid up, | tio propert for shares or | ) ‘ i foany other Voor eo - | tow, CUWVADREN; .o incorpora the United | ) H. E. MEMMINGER Stat clsewhere, having ohjeets the same (Seal) W. D, Meltl or similar in whole or in part, to those .fl 0. M. EATON IECHEENOENGS s T. L. WILSON, i 22, 1018, of t ned do Nerehy aisoeiate (e a3 a hody corporate undor and dopt the '.' ) Wwoas | INCORPORATION I ARTI( name of this ¢ 1tion hall e to be transacted by d ¢ No charge for examination KEIwiCK DOLE & H “woers and optofiarlsts Phone 173 nd to sell and ¢ machinery, voss o gcst lgins,,cd Oil 757 gal. >33t Faint, one gal, ma / 20d Wire Nails kes.mo 25?(5) t:g 10d Wire Nails : $2.60 keg 12by 24 41 ¢ sash 5 .$lOO 12 by 30 41 1 sash $1.25 Field Fence 24x12 : 20¢ l.'Od Field Fence 42x12 30c rod Field Fence 48x12 : 32¢ roci If you need storage room see us furnishings loses money lected stock.---GET WISE. Lakeland Furniture § Hargware G0 e — (€) To borrow or ry instruments for (e i thereof, upon all-4r | the company, dnd ! priority or _ofherwise as (f) 70 make, acce, promissory notes, bills instruments, above objects or an conveniently carried erty of the company. ARTICL The amount of the g, of the company shall he sand dollars ($300,0 three thousand (3,000) lof one hundred dollarg lor any part of which shall | property (real, personal bot ices or other thj be dete | directors of the comp; ARTICLE |y, of suid Curporatign ARTICLE v The business of the con, ducted by a president, dents, a secretary and | of directors, to consist of i, 1 (3) nor more than nine (4, 'l the first election to pe stockholders’ meeting of 1) cannual meetings shall ¢ i Wednesday in January | year, the names of the { conduct the business { annual stockholders’ i which shall be held {in January, 1915, ar . E. Memminger, vic Rae, secretary and treasur, H. E. Memminger, W. D + E. . Youngs, Jr., and stitute its board of di ARTICLE The highest amount of iideytey, | bility to which the corpiratiyy o time subject itself is herchy fyo hundred thousand dollars ARTICLE v The names and resider, scribers hereto, and th scribed by each, are as followg C. Deen, Lakeland, Flu femminger, Lakeland, McRae, Lakeland, Fig, Eaton, Lakeland, Fla Youngs, Jr., Lakeland, ._L. Wilson, Bartow, Fla__ _ Witness our hands and geals ay of Septembe;: A W. D. McRAE E. H. You K that before the unds | E. H. Youngs, Jr., to me personally 1 "known to me to be five of ! and sealed the forgoine their free act and dec es therein mentioned voand assets | STATE OF FLORIDA ment £ cOUNTY OF POLK Jel) and-dispose of L the forezoing instrument 1 ernor | ] | the exscution thereof th b the eapital of the | deed for the uses and pury Do you have headac eye burn and unpleas feelings around thets ples? Consult Pr.L Hull and have all t bles removed. We can sell you space: yer that fails to see ys before buying his home v and a charce to pick from a well ¢

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