Lakeland Evening Telegram Newspaper, October 20, 1913, Page 4

PAGE FOUR [ ——————————————ESteS——— Slg; t §.,e fvenny Publishai? every afternoon tvom the Kentucky Bulidi Lakeland, Fla, » $4 G | 3 rat L <0 in the pust wang, Slorida, as mail matter ot the 1egul 1388 M. . HETHERINGTON, EDITOR. BuCRIFIION RAVHE [T e 3 : (R 1 resnm . IF:the on. R. P. Hobgon, of Ala bama, has been reading tiie raners ol | all shades of political opinion la itely | he is probably in a very thoughtful and sabdued state of mind and won- derin: why op earth he made such an enthusiastic and gratuitous uss of himself as to charge Oscar Under- wocd on the floor of Contvress with being the tool of Wall Street. To charge George Washington with be- ing the tool of tue King of kngland at the conclusion of the Revolution- ary war would have beep about as intelligent and truthful. 7 ST It has recently been published widely in the State press that under a late law of Congress it was unlaw- ful to kill wiid ducks at any season in Florida, although under the State law there was no such prohibition and it was permissible to kill such fowl between Nov. 20 and Feb. 20. That being true, the federal law would of course be paramount and all killing of wild ducks would be un- lawful at any time. It seemed a strange and harsh provision and we note that a correspondent of the De- Land Record who has examined the federal law says that the published statement of it is a mistake. He finds that law makes provision by which it is legal to shoot wild ducks in what is knowp as Zone 2 or the wintering zone from Oct. 1 to Jan. 15. Florida is ip that zone, so the duck hunters can go ahead and kill the birds between those dates. If Citrus county makes ay exhibit in the Ocala fair the big snake killed by Charley Brooks will be sent there, but not as a Citrus county product, Inverne s Chronicle. But why send the snake at all? It will be credited to some part of Flor- fda as an exhibit at a county fair of one ol the products of our State and will disgust and horrify everybody that at it. An excellent way to scare off intending immigrants from o county is to show them rattle- snakes as the natural products of thit county, and one such snake ex- 18 hil the best ailvantaze can larcel uneatralize all the efforts of a high-c immicration acent to bring in new settlers. I'lorida is as free | poisonos snakes as almost any State iy the Union, but if we pa- rade them as typical products out- siders will suppose that we are proud of i Twill ceek another country where sn kes are not held ip such high esteem Wthey, one 1Forida boy grows 182 bushels of corn on one Florida acre it is ¢ or single achievement with more possibilities of good in it than any we cap credit to any of our pub- volitical line for decades He m in past. Up in Santa Rosa county where they have recently held a boys’ corn club contest, is was discov- ered that James Rezinal McViekers, the boys of the club, had growy 182 bushels of corn on one acre the past season, with Malcoim Miller a close second with 165 bush- els on one acre. Commenting op this the 1 'nsacola Journal says: “Those Sau'a Rosa scheol bo:s cught to put some of our mey farm- ers to n 1f 182 bushels ot corn ean be grown by a boy, an equal amount ought to be growy by a man. And if 182 bushels can be grown on one acre, the same number can be grow on another acre. Also it ought to be more profitable for a farmer to grow 152 hushels of corn on one acre thap to cultivate from four to ten acres for tl'e same number of bush- els.” one o. — Over In I'ensacola the saloon men, | who are doing business by the suf-! ferance of a very narrow majority o.'[ the popular vote in Escambia coun-/ ty, have applied to the city ment for permission to extond their time for closing their doors at nizht covern- from ten o'clock until midunizht. Tt} was a remarkable request to mok all things considered, alwost anive iy fts innocence of the pluin teudencies fof the times. The Pensacola Jour- nal gives those misguided saloon mey la set le lecture on the subject, Ifrom which we take these two bits of Em“u:t comiaon sense good for every- where: “\Will the saloon people never leary anything? Will they never be able to let well enough alone? Can't they read the handwriting on the wall? Don't they know that the ten- deney, backed by an inereasing pub- 1lc sentiment, is to restrict, rather than extend, the sale of alcoholic liquors?” “From 5 o'clock in the morning un- til 10 o’clock at night Is long enough ditional two hours are not neces- sary.” seaco g iy OCTOBER 20 IN HISTORY 1820 Trafalgar Square, l.ondon, becun. 1874-—Several detachments of Pritish Guards left London for the Crimea to fill up casnalties caused by the hattle of Alma 1874—Gen Fred D, CGrant and Ma- tie Honore married in Chicaco. 1809—Gen. Jiminez elected dent of the Dominican Republie. Americap vacht Columbia won the third straight race from the Sham- rock. 1904—Japanege captured impor- tant position on Rihlung Mountain, near Port Arthur. 1911—City of Benghaiz captured by the Italians. 1912—Servians gain flne position near Kou Manova. presi- TODAY'S BIRTHDAY HONORS Gen. Daniel E. Sickles, major general U. S. A., hero of Gettys- burg, printer and Iawyér, is eighty years old today. His recent years have been made unhappy by difficul- ties with his family and legal trou- bles over money matters, yet he I8 TAMPA CIGAR MAN IN WASHINGTON Oct. 20.——M. member of the w. firm of Washington, Berriman, Berriman Brothers, cizar manufac- turers, of Tampa, is here to consult with officials of the treasury depart- ment regarding formation of regula- tions to govern the manufacture of | cigars in bond. A law was recently passed allowing the manufacture of cigars i bond. Mr. Berriman is ureing the treasury department to al- low the manufacturers to have some voice in the formation of the regu- lations governing the matter. F. M. Halstead, chief of the division of cus- toms, of the treasury department, has' the matter in ‘charge. Representa- tive Sparkman accompanied Mr. Bar- riman to the department and ar-| ranged for the appointment. CANADIAN THANKSGIVING DAY | Oct. 20. being Ottawa, Can., —Thanks- giving Day is celebrated throughout the Dominion today. The The rule of having the last Monday in October for the ecelebration has been changed, iznasmuch as it comes too close to the celebration of the fes- ival of All Saints. The “Haug” of Your Overcoat will at once reveal artistic workman- ship and fabric goodness if made expressly for you by our famous Chicago tailors, Ed. V. Price & Co. Have us send them secure ultra-stylish appearance, quality and economy in your clothes. Hundreds of new and desirable Autumn and Winter weaves await your inspec- tion and your selection now will un- questionably proclaim your style-leader- ship. Better leave your measure today. Wili: in which to get a man drunk. The ad- 0N - ’wme (. > <hpFor l NOTICE 10 OWNERa l)rl WHEREAS una city of Lakel N to ihe siid oty being more P Bloek No “ - SXamated, Munn's Shipman's Shipman's “ Munn’s Shipman’s “ “ 2550030009 L0 13 0O 13 10 10 1D 10 15 1S 1S 1L 1O 1O 1O &3 03 bt i 1me it s e e i e i an ! the “halder thereof to such certifie n.m immediately due D CLOUGH, Clerk. J. POPE, Commissioner of Pubte Works NOTICE TO OWNERS OF REAL PROPERTY IN THE CITY OF WHEREAS under and by virtue of a contriact city of Lakeland through its proper authorfiies W rida avenue to the center of Tennessee avenue has been pave the contract and the work duly completed, and, THE TVENING TELEGRAM. LAK ELAND, FLA., OCT. REAL PROPERTY IN THE and payable sith 20, 1913. FLORH')A u_. the | rida aves ance with | Y m’ LAKEL \1M) ud ““: ,,““‘ 1 tocal front- lineai feet, S RZgganssmeagg3gammEn 3= == Viee I'resldent Boa | | = « LAl(ELAF'D FLOR'DIA int ! \e of Flo- coraance wih made and T fr he .N( id curbed in ac duly ALNUT & WILL he sum of $4 of lots liul Of Lake “The Cigarette of Quality Iv's as standard as agold dollar. Always_ abso- lutely uniform in the quality of its rlpe, mel- WHEREAS WHEREAS it has been as-eriained that the total cost of said paving and enrhing | being more pal the sum of §1,753.74 (scventeen hundred Afty three and 74-100 dollars) he total e age of lots lable to liens for said work Is five hundred and cighty-four lineal fect (584) | pjiek No. said lots being more particularly described as follows, to-wit: g & Block No Lot No. Survey Owner Frontage F tal 14 Skipper & Flood Add. E. G. Tweedell._.1 L 20 = - 14 Skipper & Flood Add. J. W. Kimbrough . i i ‘Three (3) acres in N. W, 1-4 of the N. W. 1-4 - wection 19, township 28, range 24, owned fhs - by J. R. Talley, 330 feet.-.cccdacianusran: & 2,002 66066 B = G B g 110016 R Now then notice I3 herehy given that on the 31st day of October, A, D. 1013; the city B Council of the city of keland will meet at the Council chambers at ) B purpose of hearing all complaints which the owners of said properts R terested therein may desire to make, and will at meeting duly a 3 A B abutting lots on elther side of said street one-third of the total co* h improvemnt and will also immediate'y after the pount assessed apainst each lot i3 ¢ vr'runw} fx5ue certificates of Indebtedness therefor ¢l Iut fnr the aguinsg Now then not said certifieates of Indebtedness to he pavable in equal insta further providing that the san of the non-payment of any inte i J rrifleates when due it sha! be optional with the holder thereof to consider the Whole of 'In prin 1-1 M oxpresse in such certificates immediately due and pay.lle, with the interest e pr i 4 II ]v RBASSETT Vice President Board of Boud Trustees o C. D CLOUGH, Clerk 0. ). POPE, Commissioner of PPublic Works mts in nm-, :un tid certificate and in cuse immensely popular in many sections|Chairman City Democratic Executive of the country. Gen. Sickles, in ad- {dition to his long military service, has been corporation counsel of New York City, secretary of legation at l.ondon, State senator and member of the House of representatives. CALL FOR ELECTION Notice is hereby given that on the |6th day of November, A. D. 1913, a Democratic primary election for (the city of Lakeland, Florida, will be | hc]d for the purnose of nominating the following officers: lfour’ councilmen, one from each of the four wards. Candidates may | qualll‘y by paying to R. E. Lufsey, 'troasurer of the committee the amounts set forth herein: For mayor $5, for each councilmen, $4. The following inspectors and clerk are hereby appointed to hold sald election, to-wit: L. J. Sloan and F. H. Thompson, inspectors and A. C. Armstead, clerk. | EPPES TUCKER, JR., your measure and en - | - —————————— A T ———r o $— A mayor; and 'READ OUR NEW SERIAL e o - i | | | Committee. oD Attest: ol M. F. HETHERINGTON, Secretary . 129¢ NOTICE TO OWNERS OF REAL PROPER, Y IN THE CITY OF LAKELAND. FLORDA ke of b sod therein mav desire n elther side of said « ing lots CLO POPE cil of the « NOTICE TO C\V“rlu OF REAL PROPERTY IN THE CITY OF LA|(E_4 At by virwe ol h fow, high r.‘.raue lobac»o made duly it AVENUE SEE aoeon 5 proper authoritie lr. 1 cosier of Walnut screet has been paved and curved oy i duly compieted, @ has been (forty-tive hundred sevent eris for said work is eieven hundred and thirty (11:0) ', warly described as follows, to-wit: th the total cost of said paving six and 50-100 dollurs) and ed s e Cost Lot No. Survey Owner Frontage 1 Skipper & Flood Add, D. B. Dickson.._. 0 4 1 E. H. Young, Jr._. 80 5 o Ben. H, C(arte 80 8 o J. D. Wadkins 80 a A W. A. Toteet 80 12 4 W. F, Sneed R0 2 10 i E. H. Tweedell.. 80 g | Cason & Flood Mrs. dula I Cason 80 2 b 22 Gee. Tolson ____ 2 B L Don McDonough 2 7 8 C. W. Love _. 2 10 3 Geo. Ball .. 2. 11 € Geo. Ball 13 # Geo. Ball .. ¢ {8 hereby g that on the 31s 3 voof eland will meet at the Couneil cham " all will also immeliately riiticates of indebtedness therefor ud certificates of indebtedness to bears pavable in equal installments in on further providing that -the same shall be guaranteed by f the non-payvment of any interest or any installne he optional with the holder theeof to eonsider the whole i such certificates immediately due and payable, 1, Clerk Commlssioner WHEREAS under of Lakeland throu l tkostreet to the oo eity « of 0. the « The Mystemous Battleship In the Pacific e Block No 1 1 3 7 Now then notic Counecil of the eity « purpose of hear el lierein m 1} 2 lots on ei wd will a f i | ieates of 1he g ¢ oin e I | ding f | ! Fhe op i with i [CDcLovaH, Cler i |0 ) POPE, ( i | NOTICE TO ‘; WIHEREAS clty Why Was It Pursuing the Lovers In | “A Person of Some Imyortance ?” B | / U‘\!Q RoTANE sterlized Jure, ried, cream ‘rcm cows luspected and passed >y the City Pure Food Depart aeut. Manufactured nunder D ‘he wost modern and perfect onditions. ALL ingredients hat go to make our eream MUST be the standard of pur- 'ty and quality. There 4 a difference in “Frozen Cus ‘arn to say ards” and POINSETTIA jee ‘ream. Try it. | Mt SALFE BY : take Pharmacy || T AR At 2 ] ARTLAN | i : Qs n *J‘ e 1 there CLOTGH, PODE. Car Now then nat Council of the ejt of hear ntige "of lots 1 said lots being m IS herehy given that on the f Lakeland will meet at the ' eomplaints whie ire to make de of sald street ane o'y l.s Clerk ) HF “REAL PROPERTY INT tal'ments |r, Maints which th at said meering duly third of the total cost of ssessed acainst each ot un lot for the nount a: rest at the rate of six (6) per o, three, four and five vears: the city of Lakel: of said certifie ¢ the the after t St Vice President Board of ! with the interest of Publie Works. by virtue of a con tract duly made and entered proper au horliies MASSACHUSETTS AVENUL ide of Pine street has Leen paved and curbed in a ¢ duly completed, and, s erained that the total cost of said puvir housand seven hundred sixty two and 70-100 d ¢ to liens fu id work is eleven hundred and for particularly deseribed as follows, to wit: ( Survey Owner Frontage Munn's S A, Hinson P Al Mrs. Ida Carlson. 48 ¢ Mrs. B A Plane 145 P B0 W Bochanan,Sre 145 4 I n o 2 Al ‘ L D, L. 0, Cason R. R Daniels Total 1140 rehy given that on the Feland will neet s piaines which the owner to make, 1y of Octohe ) tw o, uar in ol interest H Vice President Board « the ter of I'ultie T £ CITY OF LAI(H‘ virtue of a amd e oper anthori ' from th Mas ach en paved and 1 cost of said pa ¢ and R0-100 dollar een h d and four VS, to-wit: Owner C. Wik i i “ Mrs.d. M Sparling 152 “ WH lh\nu[ds est._122 Kibler lCr..\ icher 1 of ¢ A D weil chambers at & h the owners of said or ‘l'l"‘ v or ol aind will at said ler, e ed acainst each lot Is e cach lot for lhe amount asse rest at the rate of six (6) per three, four and five years; aranteed by the city of Lakeland If\l’ the amount as-es herefor asainst one, tw same shall he gu. m.l or any in ”'th h" said certificates whe 3o to em-ider the whole of t incipal ediately due and payable, with e kel owners of said property or other i h.\ nur (i Per m the interest therc & \ | | | | ND. FLORIY a | ided i 0 -3 < <€ Vice President Board of Bord 174 ' ner of Publle Works R W"@@ s and Stvlish Mi linery D S R S GBI 6 IC) ew Line of Coat Suits, Latest New York and an Styles to be Found 2 'E'La MODE & I “\ OB < SES) G151 0k m&fi%% <o [ (9