Lakeland Evening Telegram Newspaper, October 14, 1913, Page 4

| PAGE FOUR The tvemwg icle z,smm; e G e i Publiched v afternoon iro ! Kenin kv l‘uii'l!'v,, ..mldul, xlu ‘ 'y vty miil wotter of lLe: WOULA leem M. F. HETHERINGTON, EDITOR. SUBSCRIMITUN RATNN 0y yoar .85 00 35 U Tl Y FEERR i . 369 Mz ivired anywhere within the Buita o the 4y of Lakeland for 19 oty 1 ek me offies 3 |~pued LAKELAND EN We didn't think Tom could keen out of it much loner, It geems that his hands woirld be Ml takin~ cn iob of State printer he is holdinz dovn, hut a Tallahasece disnateh 1nfnrms ns that he will goon isene a weekly paper te be called the Florida Record. Ton re of the big chance to exnress them go they ean elrculate. He's a live wire in the game and he knows how to write the things that will be read. Sinlenige iy Florida loses a great develoner and the Part Coast railroad a preat executive by the death of J. R. Par- rott, precident of the Florida Fast Coast Railroad Company, who died while on a vacation at Oxford, Me., yesterday . Mr. Parrott was the richt arm of the late llenry M. Flacler in the sgtupendovs work he did in orenineT up g0 larve a part of this “‘ate hy means of his railroad ard his hu~e modern hotels, and he was cortinnin~ the broad poliey of his fermer chief at the time of his death. Some other will he fonnd to take his nlace, but hardly one better qualified. PRSGRFSEERGL W | Our renntation ng a pronhet i':! now flamin« in the meridian with its i lugter uvpdimred. Yesterday we gtaled it withont hesitation on thnl prediction that Governor Tramme!l [ would not eall a special gession of the Legislature to co-rect the alleved er- ror in the redistrictine law, and a | few hours later the covernor told a | Jackeonville Metronolis reporter that he saw no necescity for a epe- clal seecion and thoueht it wonld be leral and re~ular to elect a conoress- man from each of the four districts created by that law. 0 There neover was a cleaner, fairer, gquarer man in Conoress than Oscar | Underwood, of Alabama, and Tob- | gon, from the same State, diseusted | every decent, well-informed Demo- erat in America when he char~ed on the floor of the House that Under- wood was the tool of Wall Street. It wae 2 monetrons slander, of course, | and was pronerly rebuked by the man slanderod. Hobson wante to heat | Underwood for the Senate, bnt if he | ever had a chance he has lost it now, ‘ DRI rart of what | the Yoord of Dnval conty bt investi- Qtate andl- smnll is true. I a1 or even a has heen enid, commiseioners un in not only needs watehine gatino; and row that the tor hag arvived in Joekeorvil'e in re- gponen ta a hoepy eall ovd i itional developments There inves- may be some eene or rerhans only mares-nests, can never be any excusge ‘or any hot a clean ard bonect eonnty covern- ment wherever there s a eounty to | . | be roverned. TInefficievey s hard- Iy to be pardoned—dishonesty never. | A} — { You wild dvuek bunters want to be partienlar in the matter of shontine | those fascinating birds, In F!'\rl"n! the State law €avs yvou may s‘mn[l them between Nov, 20 and Feh. 15; | but Coneoress has reeently naceed a law which save that you shan’t shoot them at all as they are misratory | birds and are beine killed off so rapidly that there will coon he none l { | 8 full of oniriors and he wants & | | i | ity durive tha tler has been featured in every ros- sible way In obedience to the mor- bid human craving for the horrible until grossly exaggerated notiong as to the prevalence of that rentile here liave been spread all over the coun- try. Neither throuzh the press nor by post cards should we help to per. netuate these delusfons, and in line with that policy the Telezram bars all snake stories from its columns. As the Times-Union truthfully says: “A photozranh of a biz cateh of fish is much more tynical of Florida than one of allizators or rattle- isnakes, and it would be mneh more dm“ln g, It will pay us to tell the trulh .Hmnt Florida, pictorially and otherwise ’ Mibnad Ly ¥ Our !N"\‘k‘;\'ll\fll', are entirely too ifond of tho use of the ‘race war"” every time a cocaine- crazed necfro gets on the rampace and has to be shot down like a mad dog. These so-called ‘“‘wars’ are not big enouch to make respectable sized riots.—Tampa Times. We cannot too stroncly endorse the above paragraph. For years past we have been saying the same thing in substance and urging the papers to abandon entirely the use of the misleadiny phrase “race war."” There will never be any race war in 'this country; we are getter further taway every day from the pmki‘»mty (of anything so dreadful, and it is worse than absurd for the papers to be describing every little local or expression Yis, it's “fast- color’ out in the wash. Buy Your Shirts Here a ¢ 4 FSTTER . R S b e | They'll look better LONG:R and Cnst you no more been paying for ordinary quality. 1SHING TONGHES eonstrnetion of the A A A A A A AN AN AL NN NN LN ey shi t had. [ S0 VR THE EVENING TELEGwaM fAK ELAND, FLA., OCT. 14, 1913. _________——-———-——"___-‘\ - wc;wm@nlwu@@ THF (‘ATUN oM LOC 'S » . ; N 1 \ v L . & 4 8t did Vthe ony Gatin 'o i i the center voull and looking north along upper yatt , showing the alinost complcl 1 condition ef i ction ¢f the Panama canal. The water of the canal ¢ n cither side in the foreground, bei he'd back by the goies In the left background is th The vrsightly tracks on the e r ¢t wcture will oon be removed, having been placed ll""ri- eontar woil AP e AP A PPN P IS ANIA NI “uncovered head at the modest woman- appalling phrase as jabout his “race war.” If such a thing were shrine of gentle, possible the incessant use of these 'hood.” words would lead to the very end they describe by first alarming and A R T then inflaming the public mird on !toxm.m-ul. UM the subject, but as it isn’t possible, ! the unfortunate phrase simply k(\n::s! up race prejudice and arouses need- ?O o less apprehension in the minds of | - "a-%rrt 2es e oo o many peonle already predispoced to | macnify small things and exazgerate ! the commonplace. 1806 --French defeated the Prus- (slans at the battle of Jena. :l(\‘_’,’l— Separation of Venezuela from ‘Colomhia oceurred, 1842—Grand York of completion of Aln- eolahpatinn in New the Congressiman Tom 1leflin, of hama, in s inst woman suffrace, says: “I stand with uneov- water works. ered head at the shrine of rentle, ! 1843—Daniel 0O'Connel modest womanhood.” And it i3 just® and cheek put on prozress of Irish guch inconsequent, sonhomorie slnsh agitation. as that, hoary with age, stale with | 1894-—Golden Jubilee of Johann incessant repetition, and utterly Stranes, the waltz king, celebrated without relevance to the issue that at Vienna. makes a thinking woman of char-! 1904—Russfang and Jananeee acter and force **see red.” She has firhtine within twelve miles of Mnk- a rizht to a full measure of disenst den; gloom in St. Petersburz over and indignation that men should in- heavy Russfan losses. dulge in such puerilities in diccnss- 1908—Pi Yu proeclaimed emneror ig a great, vital matter, intensely of China upon the death of Kuang practical in fits nature and so Inti- [us. mately related to the destiny of . 1911-—President Taft broke oronnd woman and the future of the human .at Stn Francisco foh the Panama-Pa- race that it is a world issue of com- cific Fxposition of 1915, manding importance that m:v,y? 1912-—Cnl, Roocevelt ehot in the change the whole co'ree of efviliza- breast by John Schrank, a Innatie, at tion. Romeo rhapsodizing under the fiilwaukee, President Taft reviewnd window of Juliet, was about as near a fleet of 123 battleships in the Hud- to illuminating some large question son river, New York, (‘roton echifyinT am arrested T .7 3 S TS~ B = Y £ T WA o Y~ T, T 5 AP S T T - TR AR B 547 | i TODAY'S BIRTHDAY HONODRS | | N s K » ’ . > Tl(,“ S a l;g Con~ressman William Patterenn Rorland, of Miscouri, was born in i 4 Leavenworth, Kan., Oct, 114, 1907;: d,/f( "’ ((r ‘I' went to Kansas City in 1950; ntrond- ( "‘G”"” i\ 4 appearanre tha “It all came t i Ing his third term in Congress, AT e A ey . 1 " 3 fi-;.vq-, AT Sl 3 e | | | I i | { i than what you've CORRY \?Q\NF pf‘ | AR I i | | OCTOBER 14 IN HISTORY I . % @‘@ ‘ | ] neighborhood disturbance between a |of state calling for good sense and few whites and negroes by such an [hard thinking as was Ileflin gablling immense and i@@ bf’" i @u: 15 6 SRR e A New Line of Coat Suits, Dresses and Stylish Mi linery ‘_; The Latest New York and Parisian Styles to be Found & THE La MODE '@‘ ’E’Kv:; LD e ey e fag) (I (A ke o & ‘f.‘ f.;u PUSIRISRFTBICNS 7 (¥ SRR SOV S S < LA Qia;; o) g / - Siyle, Beauty, Fit and We; Patents, Coun Metal, Buck, Russi New syles arriving all the while We arc pleased to show goods at any time. We also do modern shoe repairing with the latzst machinery. All work fip. ished same day reccived. 2wy [UTTON-HARRIS CO. Avenue The g fore Foot-Fitters oi,.m § oA T S R R prmeTERCeET A o L 1 e . OUR i ALL LINE In Men’s and Boys’ are 1 in, and now is the time to get the “Cream” of them. Don’t wait until they are picked over. The styles and quality in Hart Schiffner & Marx Clcthirg telore, ¢ére better now thonover Al:o our Gints’ Furnis! 'l chC @ 10(\}\ ZL Wi Haiv cnd Shogs. Q) 3 ' 2, 50¢ Ties 3 for D1} L L] M, |<'u UG The Mt Scheltner & Marx Clotuiat i ‘M i SRl il We Fit You Right g rvenes to ] ¥ his puts | rr. 11 B 56 & thn B hunter 1o qudds il B Willbe a p'easure when' | whether he will coneider the laws of ¢ 7 A i§ ia State paramount to those of the Siz2 correct; collar hand comfortable; you use our stajonery peral povern t, on fssume snne 3 e J e eto hava toem ssttite e <] Sleeves neither too long not too short {1See our superb sio0k ewce — ] ar, althonzh witd ducke wern not ' : i 3 2 [ ekl ertivied 1 ¥ teoaty of { and the collar or pattern that's most of fine Linen with Egp. it v-._fl peace and there fsn't a verd alont PR . : iz ¢ 5 ¢ ‘) E - srashagbom S A ! becoming to yoir velopes to mateh, A oU j » federal eovstit tion ! i 1: ! A\, v Seeretary Folsem of ¢ Palatia AL 3 Y $ . A Poancns 1‘ ; ! 'y { SNE'E m N and allirators, The v 1 N . 3 taken. There are eaiilsetes i ¢gin Soon. Watch For 1! X every State, not mere in Florida than ‘3 in Pennsylvania, but the Florida rat- =N s @ oy LS E Eem -