Lakeland Evening Telegram Newspaper, December 2, 1913, Page 4

'The Evening Telegram *volished every afternoon from the Asngucky Building, Lakeland, Fla. «ntered in the postoffice at Lake- a:d, Florida, as mail matter of the saring clase. d. F. HETHERINGTON, EDITOR. —————e <) Visit ~f= \ The New Jewelry Store Next door to Dos.toffice i SUBSCRIFTION KATIN: [ M year . ...ci000t 00000008600 %= nonths ........c0000000 260 #aree months ...........0... L26 Dalivered anywhere within the Wity of the City of Lakeland for 10 Y deuts & woek, Select your Christmas present while the stock is complete. We have them to fit all tastes and every purse. e —— ' Trom the same office 18 issued " THR LAKELAND NEWS, @ weskiy newspaper giving 2 resume ™ iocal matters, crop conditions, ¢ ~uty affairs, etc. Sent anywhere v 8100 per yeayr . Yours to please, Conner, v’Steen & King Another thing that must be put . down to the credit of President . Wilson: He is getting more work i out of Congress than any of his 4 predecessors ever succeeded in doing and those gentlemen are now earn- i Ing their wages if they never did . before. The school master in the of twenty-one years. White House evidently knows how SOME THINGS LAKELAND HAS . Poor Sticking. 1t is therefore ordered that the aboro iy hose names are given, be and eud to keep the boys at their books. s Bticking to a poor purpose m &;nefls:: l‘; l:fiullh‘fid to appear to the bill il ——— Live Board o Trade |sihaisben - [ e B e A i T e T g S December, . . 4 g ) | .. M ule day of said court, for sald month. Wi th:‘}"]‘;'c‘;‘:::v‘m‘e“{'\ (dt"“bt l?b",“t w;““ ' Best Water in Florida. lN cimcuir courr, 10TH JUDICIAL CIR- | ™t iy aiso ordered (hat tho defendaits nand [ Metropolis is going Hoprs i 'UIT OF THE STATE OF FLORIDA, IN |as all persons claiming au ote o i ati i t J 4 laimants_otherwis to do in view of the early threat- ' High, Healthful Location. AND FOR POLK COUNTY—In Chancery.— | devisees, krantees, S0 C0Roin®™ slaer, or Wi ¥ Progfe“iver Co‘m’pontm Citizen- B. H. Gray vs, Mary Jane Walker, et al.— liam E. Rogers, deceased, in or to the ab - ened ‘invasion of its afternoon field shi Bill to Remove Cloud from Title. described lands, be, and each of them is * by another paper. It is going to Santos Dumont is one of the few men to witness the unveiling of a 4 | s It appearing from thessworn bill in the f CRE ¢ Gt ™o "gatd bill on or bef '8 5 - uni Ownership of Light and | an ntitled cause t the defendants | 4UIre PP A, D. 1914, tuf i fight. To start with, it has changed| monument to himself. This monument was erected in Paris by the M :tlep:l P Shovel o satd bill. Luke Drawds, Marth m‘ ezn&md;ymgf ,-l.;f.mé}:ryy' iy t_m L Drawdy, A. P. Cochran, Allle Cochran, J. said month, = 2. (] v, Largest Fireproof Hote'!, absolutely gochrntfi;l?‘lfris&e C of‘l‘:;;:anlrl.cf. Coctran, . | 5800 L ordored that the abore named o modern. Dansy Cochran, K. E. Cochran, Eugene Coch- | fendants who are described as all persous, u Aero Club of France to commemorate the achievements of the intrepid mas- ter of the air, who is seen in the center foreground shaking hands. ! its name and is now the Florida by Metropolis, and it has put a metro- i politan style into its editorial page bl P ran, 3. E. Cochran, Power Cochran, Abbie |known to complainant, claiming an inter that cannot fail to help the paper| POLITICS AND POLITICIANS Splendic Winter Chautauqua. Rhymes, M. C. Rhyines, James Jernegan, Cas- g;c;lhe“;hoggmfiggg'";5" R LT » i -n, 'imn e. sius Jernegan, Howard Jernegan, Letcher Jer- “Right OF Delightful Year-Round C'imat negan Mark Batles, Betty Bailes, Samuel Han- | or before the 2nd day of February, 4. If Surning the candle at both eal Exceptionally Fertile Back Country.|cock. George Hancock, Mattie Hancock, Mol- | 1914, the same being the rule day of s The capital is invaded by suffrag- ! e en R any S ol ists this week. ';n. Mw:', of maklug both eads mesk | Handsome and Well-8tocked Stores. :‘r‘@, li'ndB ‘i{fl?;fia "E"_'"é,.f‘s‘fi:ff : Wi R0t ggurltny °.§: ’:nld lsglendanm, as above orde Center of Five Railroad Divizions. The unknown heirs, devisees, grantees or|Will be grounds for taking the allegations | Bi i P Roll' other claimants to the S1-2 of the SW 1-4 [said bill as confessed and the same will b, | Big Railroad Pay ot the NE 1.4 and the N 3-4 of the SE1.4|so taken by each of said defendants. d in the appreciation of discriminat- i ing readers. The Metropolis has 4" been very much improved under its new management and evidently in- ¥ zzl::rsto ity b % ‘uow dprsposcekl o g ]lej::g-' | Mammoth Citrus l’acking House, of Lthhe NW 2134 o: I“flll‘o?k 1, townthllpldM It is !urtl;]er grtlkel-leddthngt“tllllll:gor’}i:lro hre pubg 1 il asse Ongress rev. ¥ o o AT south, range east, in Polk county, Florida, | lished in the Lakelan aram, (8 ! sl 4 o ! Splendid Educational Facilities, under Alfred E. Creswell, John Alder and |newspaper published in said county and Sta the national banking laws to meet, the new currency system. |l Willlam E. Rogers, deceased ; as to the above named defendants for five conly And all persons claiming an interest in the | secutive weeks and as to the defendants, property involved in this suit, to-wit: The unknown heirs, devisees, grantees, or oth above described property, but whose mame or | claimants under Alfred E. Creswell, John names and places of residence are to the den, and Willlam E. Rogers, deceased, ar complainant unknown, are residents of the as to the defendants who are named as " United States and State of Florida, but thntlpprmns claiming an interest in or to they have been absent more than sixty days |above described lands, but whose names a: next preceding the application for this or- | places of residence are to complainant u der- known” for twelve consecutive weeks. i e e e K State Game Warden Jones an- 4 swers the criticism of his action in b appojnting his two brothers as coun- i ty game rwadens by the statement )~ (hat if he had enough brothers of | Churches of all Denominations. Numerous Industria' Enterprises. {Three Strong Banking Concerns, | An Up-to-Date Daily Newspaper. Mi'es of Granolithic Sidewalks. Sewerage System. It is reported that as a result of the light thrown upon the rulutions‘ of certain Tammany Hall members’ fi . the same kind he would appoint one|in the New York State graft investi- Vitrified Brick Streets. That there 18 no person in the State of | Given under my hand and seal this 3lst d J|'tor ouc counts in the State Game | gaon, Chari ¥ Narphs, loader and gt O e Ml sl T T f wardens who will do their duty are|of the organization, contemplates Everything that goes to make up a sald named defendants are each over the mllsum Clerk of Cireuit Court, § | the kind wanted, and if they meas-| following the example of Richard ure up to that standard nothing else| Croker, entablishing a residence much matters. Still, fifty game ) Only 19 Shop- wardens all named Jones and each a brother to the others, would look The Philippines, which are the like too much of a family a ffair and | gypject of heated discussion just pi“g days c ore a monopoly for the Jones brothers now, lead the world in the produc- in restraint of office holding by oth-|jon of copra, the demand for which ers perhaps equally as competent. |5 jncreasing more rapidly than the i e supply. They grow the. best cof- If Straub, of the St. Petersburg|fee, cocoa and rubber and furnish Times, continues to protest against|products for which the United States the exchange of those delightful lit-|spends $70,000,000 annually. tle paragraphic amenities between Florida editors who appreciate each| 4 15 ggid that President Wilson , . other and which do so much at such| pag ahout given up hope of reconcil- Y little cost to relieve the monotony ing the belligerent factions in Mex- of newspaper toil, we shall reluct-|io; anq is most disappointed in Car- antly be forced to conclude that hel ,nza, the rebel leader. Those close +~~lacks temperament. And tempera-|i, tne president declare that he ex-! Do your Christmas shop- ment, dear Straub, is the quality not| ,.cteq Carranza to develop into the ping early and enjoy the to be defined in words, which means| nrosos of the Mexicans, but he has e sati;faction o .secur- infinitely more than mere energy| st his opportunity. and gives us that fine, spontaneous ing just the GIFT that you appreciation of the higher things in{yn THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE | had planned for each friend life and people without which the| mENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT 01:*1 Qur stock is brimming Live, Lovely City—8,500 now— 15,000 in 1915, oo oo RooRs 5. et 5.8 o o oo RoeRo R oo Is Your Propeity! Insured ? If not, better not wait another dayv, as you | might always regret it. ¥erepresent good § strong, liberal companies, and will appre- ; ciate your business. ; . . o | Pure, trom cows inspected and passed by the City Pure Food Depart- aent, rich, sterlized eream Manufactared under the most modern and perfect conditionrs. ALL {ngredients ‘hat g0 to make our tream k & : H We make a specialty of Automobile Fre, § accident, and liability insurance, covering | AUST be the standard of pur- ! 'ty and quality. There s s ‘ ] ?::2:1";:&: ::i ::((m::c:o:rs ;’SO d(:fes: I(:z)g*;‘;’\"_;\:’ “(?D \f:grimpoafileI over.wibh beautiful Gift suy ilfference In “Frozen Cus- damage to your ‘car, or damage to othcer || and the joy of living. W, D, Shwasde s H. &, mkade|f SPVin0N Sor fating Dvother, learn to say persons, or their property, anywhere in § J 7, A inger.—Foreclosure. ’ zm;i‘ b‘\:le(‘t"h(-h:.:f;.u G o Sal skl MR i the Un"ed Sta' C é 1 ds ,» A GOVERNOR WHO WORKS It appearing by aflidavit appended bel:)(;‘ carefully the lis . %, teS or CUanada. ; / AT HIS TRADE to the bill of complaint filed in thol 5 } UG above stated cause, that the defend- || SESSSSESStSmotmmmm T JOR SALE BY { 354 In the last issue of the Tul]almss(‘e;am’ H. A. Shadinger therein namedi { True Democrat we find “the follow-{jg 5 pon-resident of the State of \ ing which will be read with pleas-| piorida and that he resides in the! Bath Robes lake Pharmacy ure by those people in this State| ity of st. Paul, in the State of Min-| Mackinaw Coats 3 who want to think that the ex-|pegota, and that he is over the age | Full Dress Sets LARELAND ecutive idepartment of the State 80v-|,¢ twenty one years and that there | Gloves ernment at Tallabassee is a strictly |, o 1o persons residing in the State | Umbrellas \ business institution run on business| ¢ piorida the service of a subpoena | | _D.H.SLOAN lines and where politicians Who|,.on whom would bind the said do- | Ca.n.el Enoogh of 01 gather to gabble polities find cold | gondant: || Military Sets Littte Frank had had s pavestal comforf and a plain hint to takel It is therefore ordered that the? Traveling Sets meeting with bhis sixfootiwo pape their gossip elsewhere: said non-resident defendant be and | Collar Bags about filling the tooth-powder bottle i “The present chlef executive of with water. After the meeting ad P he is hereby required to appear to La Bags this State is possessed of a charm- i ; it undry journed, he went in and asked his the bill of complaint in the said . s " mother to ise hi lity. His handshake|, -, || Handkerchiefs, Ties and Hose prom| m one thing ing personality . cause on or before Monday the 5th; Withowt knowing the na of the and his smile, to those Who did not|gay of January, A. D. 1914, which | to Match Kb “‘m' know the man, were regarded as his| ;s g pyle day of this court, otherwise of hm 'm"';mm"’ Re mtol: l-'.. great political :ssit tal::hfully the allegations contained in the said | “Mamma, whea papa dies, I wants you As usual the demand {s way ahead of the supply worked. Those who knew him ap-|pj)j will,.be taken.ad . contessed by 9 pro=3se me not to bring any mere Receiv preciated them as an index to his|¢he gaiq defendant. glaat ens to this house te live Wil ed a car load of six Ford Touring cars last week, all of which have been sold and delivered. L character; the governor just natur-| i jg therefore ordered that this All Chris'mas gOOd wsl®—Lippincott's. ally loves his fellow man. But hel!grger be published once a week . for | Didn't Con by no means permits his heart to 8et|gour consecutive weeks in the Lake- boxed indiVidua“y. N S dl?io :::"’ ::;: A the better of his judgment. With||an4 Evening Telegram, a newspa- | snad far the zeal of an ambitious ten-dollar-a|per of general circulation published May we serve YOUP mer wife he had favored with a call Have another car load on the road, which week clerk, he atrends to the Deo-|in polk county, Florida. Sbe had wrapped the sandwich in a should reach here not later than Dec. 6th, and ple’s business. To the astonishment| pope snd ordered at Bartow, section of newspaper, which the tramp of the average politician, it can be'piorida, this 1st day of December, ::lnnod with the eye of carelessness some of these are already sold, so if you want truthfully said that there is more|p p, 1913, . aracteristic of his kind. “My ides | one, etbter not wait for them t business and less politics about thej J. A. JOHNSON, { of nothin’ to git nutty about” he re silbciah— . o marked to himself, after glancing of placing your order, but place it today, od you executive offices of this State than Clerk Circuit Court. : , d BEAN 18 iy the averase MOAMAE 18| mate of Flocids, ! .:-;.t‘:l“hr:::r;‘flr:.otm;r‘:?“un“-:' may have to wait for mext shi ; gtitution. If you don’t believe it|county of Polk e e ] " i ¥ shipment, or possi- 1 you start something. However great| 1 pereby certify that the above! bly the next, as we cannot begin to get them they may be, politicians are receiv-|anq foregoing is a true copy of the w I lllAMsoN 8 e ast enough to supply th ing cold comfort at the executive of-| original order of publication made o pply the demand. fices. Instead of buckling to politi-'jn gaid cause and op file in my of-| clans, the governor is showing the fee, Moon[ 00. gx:m‘mh-‘ IHE:UKEUNB MHIIIUBII.E AND S!lm.‘ 6. real ‘gubernatorial stuff’ and re- J. A. JOHNSON LAKELANI FLA lentlessly spanking hypocrisy and Clerk Circuit Court. r hanfor mea | = o of & ¥ deceit in the civie life of the'p 0. ROGERS, dSnLOK vhe—r State.” b e Soljcitor for Complainants. 1586 el MLT LA