Lakeland Evening Telegram Newspaper, November 19, 1913, Page 4

Ak 5 5 3 RN TR UM AR LA VRS 5046 VST f 14 ) ' A man may be just as thankful k. 3 ' in his c¢ld clothes as in new ; , enes, tut he dcesn't look it, ==t T Icase of “sick headache” and almost{roads. Hurrah for Lake county!|TROUBLE IN MEXICO - ‘he Eveni“g‘#fi!eleuram'make them sorry they were ever in-|They are level-headed people over . SCHEME OF ENGLAND'S lvosted with the soverelgn rights of |there and they have made an invest-| o e Published every afternoon from the: electors. £ ment which will pay them .well. Bive. 1) Kentucky Puilding, Lakeland, Fia. Up and down and crossways of the|There is no need to argue the im- (Continued from Fas ‘ 1 | State these office seekers rage and|medse value of good roads, especially|firm the oil concessions was the rea Eutered in the postoffice at Lake-frcar. Their name is legion, from|to the farmer. Everybody admits it, | cause. . and, Florida, as mail matter of the unctious Underwood and howlingjand other things being equal, the| mmediately following the disso- PO R VI —— woond Clses. Hobson down to those, just as eager{county with the most miles of good|jytion of congress Sir Lionel Carden R - | if less noisy, who seek to serve their|roads has every advantaze tn the race'presented his credentiats, tnus prac M. E HETHERINGTON, EDITOR. ! country at tiie post of constable. The|for progress and development. tically giving the support of Great A i i A quarreling is fierce now; it will be to this action. Quickly after- 0———— Britain . oS SUBSCRIFIIUN RATEN: fierrelr later on, :‘md, whllehwe healr The Pensacola Journal is consist-|ward followed Huerta's n‘::;‘t:i:uboe i i bR e R i dlst.;nt”rn'mbllrl(l?zzsth:':;i ttrhflsre; ent, persistent and almost ferocious ment that a new cONSTess - : :}“ns ho m: pv n.th-o h bot Ak in its war on the railroad pass sys-lelefled- {3Alcations. it AT U orabao i L U “,S S e e fem in Florida. It has led the fight| Now as to the in el Dallvered anywbers within the|imaginary line divides us. against it for years, and successfully, ; President Wilson knew what ! as ¢ amlte of the City of Lakeland for 10| It Is war over there; here It 18 de-|, " | 1o o1 nergons who can le. | 1ng on, first, at Mobile, he issned a vants & week, lightful peace, with Albert and Dun- "ml'ly Siae onirallrons bassea tms‘wnrnln‘! to the world concern:nz his 7 e ST JORD A DTS moadlylétate are employes of the roads and administration's attitude toward for- From tne same otice 18 18sued upon us, uttering no word to ruffle fefen concessions in Latin America. '"HE LAKELAND NEWS s sheriffs. But the Journal is not sat- € it . AKELAND i A the feelings of the most fastidious,| o .. Teaiol Next. his notification to Great Drit \ weokiy newspaper iving a resume anq each giving us to understand in jefleds it wanis the nest Dezisiature st . sejons eranted by’ ikl to cut out the sheriffs from the pass 2in that any conceselons £t » local matters, crop conditions;’courteons terms that while he does rounty affairs, etc. Seat anywhnere not widh to interrupt us in our busi- tor $1.00 per year. i noss, vet he trusts we can take a few ‘minutes off one day next spring to 20 to the polls and vote for him for The Fort Myers Press has chanzed g¢onator. hands, Editor Stout sellinz out and Than! the new Mexican coneress wonld not be reco~nized by the United States. Next, his notice to IMverta that the congress shonld not be allowed to system and to let only such railroad employes ride free as draw rezular, salaries from the road. To be fully consistent, why ot make a clean sweep and compel everybody to pay convene. g ‘ X i it | Incidentally men in close tonch except the train crew? | o {with the affair here have Y"’"f.‘ 1 a thonsond thanks, to our retiring after many years of good wise and preat forefathers who es- Ithat the German mirister to service, to be sneceeded vy Mr. T, M. tablished the State lines, thus put-|ANNIVERSARY OF [Yias tala frenuient. conferene i Callahan, a recent arrival from Su- tins us into »Imost sound-proof com- GETTYSSURG SPEECH | jonn Lind, even roinw to Vera (ruz perior, Wisconsin, wuere ne was partments where onr polish and re- an e to see him. The fesling tetween| connected with a local paper. Sorry finement are protected and we are|[ o v Goanipn b Mol da s Vanninie eloteliln | to lose Drother Stout and wish him cafe m»Ew '.m'flp(‘:‘.s:un disturbance by SREAet, i I\ovi‘ li‘)t_ tmr:,;‘d““},i::;!st}:.( ’:,,"”,.,“:. ffairs. .l“n!‘; the best of luck in whatever hie un- the canaille, the sanscullottes and Throuxzho!ltlthe Stat‘ev LU donon n"w, Lhiaie actlral monop- : ¥ day the fiftieth anniversary of Lin-[En~land to have a rr ar o I dertakes, and we extend the frater- the proletariat up in Alabama and coln’s address at Gettysburg battle-|oly of snch a oreat oil fie'd when oil] pal hand to Brother Callahan and Geor-ia when they go on their bi-]ga 1o being celebrated. Special ex-|may become the war vessel fuel of | hope for him a full measure of pros- ennial political bats. afcizes ane belnq held in the schools. [the future, could not he otherwise! PREL i ST e and throuzh the efforts of the Illi-|than distasteful to Germany. i i 7 { HOW A FELON GOT OFF EASY |nois centennial commission, special ~Then came the frequent calls of! We note that tie good old Ulster; gervices are being held in schools in American Ambassador Pare to the’ County Gazette is still doine business; A pecro, self-confessed forger,|many States in honor of the event. foreien office in London. Aecordin ‘ at the old stand ond rollowing its A number of institutions have de- to well informed men, the men rin- custom for many years past, is send- manded that the famous speech be ning Great Pritain’s forein affairs| Inz out “orizinal” coptes of the pa- committed by students as a part of recently came to realize the s -heme per published Jan, 4, 1¥00, eiving a the day’s celebration. ‘eould not be worked. Suddenly Sir full account of the ‘uneral of Georce Lionel Carden becan advicine Tlner- Washington who died a rew days be- 2 ¢ e f p ta to get ont, Sir Pdwara Crev an- fore. These *ori-inal” copies are MM 2nd \\‘1.5 A 0;\;‘“. “].‘Z” r}on A CEDAR POSTS NOW IN STOCK inonnced that Fn~land wouv!d not in- printed Iy the thousands m New Frind Jjury conk ,I”"”t iy o AT LAKELAND MFG. CO. terfere with t'e United States, and York city every vear ond ore merely 2T DU s mogdikelvto (h‘m a5 the prospects of cettingz fiuerta ont R N 1 the men defrauded have indicated , i Bt ) e | foe simileg of the paper on the date We have just received a carload of be~an to brichten. . Gy oha ot g that they do not care to nrosecute.,— g G PRTE A PR B e Ty ! mentioned. Their historical or sou- red cedar fence posts. Also cedar This is the story hetne to'd today : ¢ ¢ S Yotershurg spendent.. i : et 3 f i N i venir value is a minus quantity. {ory Retenanling dnas !”"‘ 1Y for making chests or lininz closets. in circles whith male fv rneir husi- That way of administering the law was released from custody upon pay- ment of the amount of which he de- franded certain persons in this city. Ry paying gome $21 he secured his release from the charge made against —— ) | i i i o i Prices right. Lakeland Manufac- ness to keep in touch with such af- ' entirely lotes gizht of the whole snir- =200 gt ‘o congratulate ou stee > ! turing Co. 1502 fairs. W congrniiial our esteemed it and purpege of our penal statutes i A contemporary, the Plant City Coorier, uron its mnew deparmmre which brincs it out as a some-w Iy citye and not only doesn’t discourate and o R RISl diminish crime, but is an actual in- ducement to it. In ernninal cases * ::ejd'r(])f l “‘('(H_"‘ ‘T‘h‘ ]Ar“'?” ; q where guilt has been shown clemency) 3 ‘ o ;f\ : \ | "1““""‘]'(“‘& ; "‘”‘ ok ‘lm i‘\ should come only after vne law has 3 i} 3 | PELILADL ANGEME DeRnenioinaae done its work, and it snould come| i ¢ ace received. We trust that ample i : c nfe b | ew form dep 8 uy Da # u n pends upon the patron only then when there was full re- support will be given to justify a pentance and plenty of mitigating continnance of the twice-a-week edi- circumstances. In the instance cited by the In- tion, for the Conrier 1s an excelleut ' Y dependent, a dangerous felon has g "heen turned loose merely by making out LWice 48| .004 the money he secured by for-| | gery; and having thus “make a mon- key” of the law and seen how cheap It chills the blood of civilized peo- |4 eagy it is to defeat it when its ple with horror and disust to note !, aministration is in weak hands, he that after the rehel army of Carran- |y encourazel to repeat his crime. za had captured Juarez the other day | Ang he is reasonably sure to do o, they deliberately and formally shot gor he will take'a chance on not be- to denth the officers of the defend- jng canght next time for-the sake of ing army without even the semblance yhe gain in prospect. of a trial. The Carranza crowd are PLina R 5 as much traitors as the others, each' qyq governor of Delaware stoutly fighting with equal richt and author- defends the whipping post, which is ity to put down the armed resistance a5 ancient institntion in that State of the other, and the evecution of those officers was murder as inexcus- able as any ever committed by breech-clouted savaces. Mexico 18 paper and its influence will be larze- ly increased by coming often as heretofore. e e U] St Build vp a solid, success- . ful institution, which &c- | counts for our pheicme- - nal growth i o 0 I Your patronage solicited ¢nd appreciated .0 ., i | AMERICAN STATE BANK J. L. SKIPPER P. E, CHUNN for the punishment of certain kinds of criminals,and we susnect that he is not far wron. Fines and imprison- ment don’t seem to be em-tent avents centuries from civilization. for the correction of petty criminals, | President Cashier R, R |and a ‘-"m‘wu?h strapping well lald; o PR R S | TEE BLESSING O™ fon sothat it would hurt clear| = OUR STATE LINES throu~h, with the promise of a dou-! D L e e DU L T AN s P T G ) e hle dose if the offense were rr‘“o’ltpd.? T S e e e RS e e s = 7 ST s e e e That wes a wise and hanmy fore- mi~ht he used with c00od eTect In‘ thonoht of onr ers whi'h subdi- other States as well as Delaware for | Sell vour hammer and buv a horn! Enter with- -vided the Union into many sma'ler certain classes of offenders tmnery- ount knocking » go out; Blow in vour horn t r parts, each sovereion within itself, {ovs to moral suasion or ordinary ] > | v B H s ( elearly gonaroted fram ite naichhors forms of punishment. i - bkl ; “i' THE town. phOCl\lX BJlbLI‘ SRWp || THE shop. by carefully surveyed lines, and hav- — 0- e oo e rate cove v, wete e | The PHOENIX BARBER SHOP internal affairs of those nei~hbors. the Telerram a disnateh announcin~ j Alabama richt now hos enonen pali- that Lake eannty by a mafority of is the |flngSt il\ Polk ("(’unty ties and wraneling politicians raven- two hundred had voted for the fss—e A N -» : . MANAGER ously seekine office at the kands of of half a million doars tn bonds to the mennlo tn wiva dha tartan o ctandv he nged for the construction of good T L e S A e S f,? Get Ready For Thanksgiving Let Us Serve You this scason ty serdingyour correct meas, ure and choice of woolens for an Autumn Suit to Ed. V. Price & Co., Mchunt Merchant Tailors You'll like the clothes from every point view | SRR i et T PN 4 0 A S o of the opportunity vour hands in the money-—open 10 begin safeguard- inst the dazers 1 vour person, around cver consider that when vou poy bills with checks that you ive more respectfu]l attention— that your credit standing goes up > pleased to handle acconnt and assure you of the In Desrably Located D REAL ESTATL One of the prettiest lots out Ficri da Avenue, ¢cjoining Earl Hendrik place on south, with a number of fin shace trces on it large live oaks along | LAELA Several beautiful, and very desr eble lozated lots in Heart of Dixiclant. One rew tive-rcom Bungalow,efet fire plece, cast front, city water, elcctri lights. Right prices, and easy terms on any or all of this property. We will place on market in nex few cays cur fire sutdivisics just w of Lake Bcul:h ore of the finest sub divisien prepositicns in Lekclard,rond as it is for lovely home sies, in this subdivisicn, teautiful Lake bon lots, plenty of them with large bearint (rarge trees on ikem, large lots, smel lots, lots freniing on L:kelard-Temré highway, in fact alm ost iny kindof los at a'l kincs of prices, Sell on __Seeus fo ly our own din r bargains. D. H. Sloan LAL £ST i ATE DEALER