Lakeland Evening Telegram Newspaper, December 3, 1913, Page 4

, fbe Evening Ielegrxs MINSTREL WAS T BOTH( SEOE - g '“"“““ Vit e b d‘. uF '[HE sfls“u Continued from Page 1. : Ventucky Ruilding, Lakeland, Fla. (Continued from Page 1.) Lakeland team, I assure you that the score will be printed in the pa- ing and mirth-provoking - fashion. pers of this State, and, furthermore, The sudience Was loth to let ths as you refuse to correct the error, 1 group of fun-makers leave the stage, ? insisting upon a repetition of their again invite you up Thursday for a comical songs and evolutions under|game on the local court. We assure the leadership of Mr. Barr. gou that all officials will be out-of- The performance closed with chor-|towyp men, and you will be given uses by the entire company, and the|credit for every polnt scored. first Elks Minstrel was ended, the! Come up and retrieve the laurels participants being more than|jost Friday, or give us a cahnce to pleased with the magnificent audi-|repeat the dose. b <) Visit = : The New Jewelry Sfore Next door to Postoffice {ntered in the postofiice at Lako- ' 'wud, Florida, as mail matter of the ~0nd cless. .+ M. F, HETHERINGTON, EDITOR. V‘I:-————— . BUBSCKIFTION KATEN: _@r months ..... cies 350 Firee months ...........0.. L26 Dalfvered auywhere within 'the Select your Christmas present while the stock is I3 ::i‘l: :'w t‘t:: C(f! of Lakeland for 10 ence, and the latter, on the other J. F. FARROW. ¢ Ompl ete. We h ave (hem to f" a" tastes and every i U R S S hand, expressing thorough enjoy- " What Mr. Groows Says £ ¥rom the same office 18 issued ment of the entertainment. A con-| The above is absolutely true. 1 THE LAKELAND NEWS, siderable sum of money was netted,|was on the ground every second of purse. 3 weekiy newspaper giving a resume|and this will be used as the nucleus|play and kept an accurate report. w ol matters, crop -¢onditions, |0f @ building fund, the Elks propos-|As to argument about ball being in mantl affairs, ete. Sent anywhere|ing at no distant day to erect ajair, etc., that is all slush to evade “wr 3700 per yeai. T handsome building in Lakeland,|the main issue—whether it was or v which will be a credit alike to the| was not in no wise affects Lake- organization and the city. land’s 13 points. Andrew Carnegie is seventy-nine| The success of the entertainment S. B. GROOM, Scorer. years old, is worth $300,000,000 and|as a whole is due to Mr. C. H. says this world is heaven. But if|Barr, who has been the man behind Andy were seventy-nine years old[the affair ever since its inception. Dangerous. and wasn’t worth a cent, he would|He planned practically every detail| Crawfordé—“Love i3 a diseasa, you be more likely to remark, “Ain’t|connected with it, directed every re-|tmow.” Crabshaw—"And it must be this hell?” hearsal, buoyed up the faint-heart-|Mghly contagious, to judge from the ed, and worked through consider- aumber of pretty vnrses whe ested Yours to please, Conner, 0’Steen & King TG e . And it seems that Miss Nell able discouragements and difficulties < udee with an enthusiasm and patience Fletcher, daughter of our Florida T00 LATE TO CLASSIFY little short of marvellous. Mr. Barr himself is a very talented musician and actor, and has, moreover, ex- ceptional ability in the matter of ar- ranging and coaching amateur per- formances. The Elks feel deeply obligated to Mr. Barr; likewise to Mrs. F. W. Eaton, who has been in charge of the music, and who has been extremely accommodating and helpful at all times. An amusing feature of the Elks’ Minstrel was a joke on the jokers, perpetrated by friends in the audi- ence. After each of the black-faced comedians went through his stunt, there was sent up a choice houquet of cabbages, radishes, omions and other vegetables. The performers took these jokes ipn good part, and made the most of the more or less fragrant contributions, by wearing and otherwise disporting them. L senator, didn’t marry an English- | man, after all. The gentlemap is an Irishman and his wife says that she hopes to yet see him sitting in an Irish parliament. Her home will be Dublin, not London, and thus is much cheap wit and satire wasted | about the absorption of another i 3 American girl by “a scion of the ef- L fete nobility of England.” e T More than any other public man in this country is Senator Fletcher of this State identified with the pro- 5 posed financial legislation in behalf (@ of rural credits which will make it | | WANTED—Position as stenogra- pher or bookkeeper, by young lady. Experienced. Address E. A. H., care Telegram. 1597 e s WOULD you like for your invest- ment to yield 75 per cent on the dollar twice a year? Investigate. A. E. B., Box 441,. Lakeland, Fla. 1598 e e AT LARGE-—One gray horse, sin- gle footer and about ten. years old. One black mare mule six L years old, same wears a leather possible for farmers to get long time halter. Neilson Lange. 1595 ~loans at low interest. Senator Fletcher studied this system in Eu- rope and is now its chief advocate in this country. Yesterday Presi- dent Wilson in his message to Con- gress definitely endorsed this system and it goes without saying that our S senior senator is feeling mighty LABOR NEWS AND NOTES good to get such strong backing for his measure. Chorus girls of New York have Ot organized a union. The effective administration of our laws depends in the last analysis| Unprecedented suffering is being upon the quality of the juries, their|experienced in Dublin on account of personal characteristics, their intel-|the strike of Irish workers in many ligence, decency, moral courage and | trades. general fitness as good citizens. The many abortions in the shape of jury verdicts which disgrace our courts, are due almost exclusively to fthe abspnce of character, \courage and intelligence in those who bring in such verdicts, and the last Leg- islature passed a law designed to remedy as far as possible some of the worst defects in our jury sys- tem. This law makes it incumbent ppon the county commissioners at This is the first photograph taken of the German Zeppelin airship “L-3” after the terrible explosion whion wrecked it 900 feet in the air and killed its twenty passengers. p t PS— S 0l||y 18 Shop- [|whe stockies Not WORN| pingdays before || e are smar tor | Is Your propelty the House. The Interborough Rapid Transit Co. of New York has decided to let the wives of its employes ride on its cars free of charge. It is too late in the season for wom- 1 3 s en to continue wearing white and gray ' stockings in the street, but they will 0 e : There are in Mexico over 700,000 persons whose daily average wage is only 12 1-p cents. They are said to be anxious for war between the United States and Mexico because they believe that it will better their be the smart thing for the house. White stockings are worn with any kind of dark gown that serves for for- mal day occasions, such as luncheons : lf not, be“er!HO' wa“ aflother dav, as YOU‘ & and afternoon teas, and the shoes may bo ultra smart fatheced emnes Might always regret it. ¥ erepresent good g | their first meeting in January tolcondition. 3 make up ‘the jury lists from citizens . of old silver or cut steel. They are not! 3 \ 4 11 of the better class, taking care to| The farmers and wage-carners of : dapted for evening wear except with| strong, liberal: companies, and will appre lé‘q exclude those who do not mealsure Tennessee have progressed very rap- . Our ‘store is crowded each :re«;es’l:);::;,‘:uch 3 tp I::'n c:::lync:::! ciate your business. . 3 o x up to the standard of good citizen-|idly with their co-operative union, ay with busy women buying | g.irs o apple green, bright purple or gifts for their fathers and fiame red. brothers, and sometimes The new evening slipper is un- some one else’s brother. Our || trimmed; it may have o micker ot| 3 We make a specialty of Automobile Fire gift suggestions for tasteful rhinestones around the edge or across men have an individuality || the front, but huge buckles and bows | & accident, and liability insurance, covering that can’t be found elsewhere. and pompons are missing. y.. "~ ghip. This ought to do some good, }»x‘ but it is not enough that a juror L?-‘ , should be intelligent and have l sound morals; he ought also to have Bgage an able backbone and plenty of re- both in the country and in the city, and they have now their first store in Memphis. NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR and | sisting power against the weakness LEAVE TO SELL MINORS’ h is no that sceks the easy way out by di- . LAND The list below should be help- o damage to your 'Car, or damage’ to Othcr a par luting justice with undeserved ful to you. Read this timely b h : whict mercy. A jury of weak men can Notice is hereby given that on the list: g persons’ ort eir pr("perty? anYWhere n tely: make the whole machinery of law|22nd day of December, A. D. 1913,(]1 Cuff Buttons and Scarf Pin to : ‘ ‘o worse than ineffective—it can per-|1 will apply to the Honorable C. M. Match Full Dress Vest ? § the Un“ed States or Canada' rty vert it to bad uses. Trammell, county judge in and for m | ttir Qpersenrs Polk county, State of Florida, at his S .: ude For years past in increasing vol-|office in the city of Bartow, in said ONE DOSE of ¥ i ume we have had talk, talk, talk|county, for an order authorizing me Ma f’smlldefilll Stomach Remedy | D H 4 about the immense benedt the Pan-|as guardian of the persons and es- Bath .Robe. S| c"_fl“"“ You That Your ) ? L] ama canal was to confer upon our|tates of Archibold Howell McLeod,|| Mackinaw Coats Suffering Is Unnecessary o oy 2 Full Dress Sets S country and especially upon our gulf coast and cities, but none of these temperamental orators and es- sayists ever condescended to parti- culars and told us how and why it Douglas Groover McLeod and Kate McLeod, minor heirs of the late A. P. McLeod, and Alice irginia Me- Leod, deceased, to sell at private sale the following property belonging to was to benefit us. We doubt if any |the said minors: Military Sets of them knew. But it has re-| Beginning at the northeast corner|| Traveling Sets mained for an army officer who has|of lot 3, section 20, township 28{| Collar Bags beey one of the great figures in|south, range 24 east, then running|{ Taundry Bags Zord building the canal to tell us how it west 13.69 chains more or less, to a H : s * won't do us any good if we don’t get dkerchiefs, Ties and Hose point 6.31 chains east of the north- some merchant ships of our own to|wesi corner of said lot 3; thence to Match THE UNIVERSAL CA use it instead of relying op foreign|south !5 degrees west 23.65 chains; | S s I bottoms as we do now for our ocean |thence west 25 links, more or less, As usual the demand is way ahead of the supply commerce. Here is part of what|to a point in edge of Lake Hollings- Recommended forChronic Indiges- Recei Col. W. L. Seibert said in a speech [worth, 22.80 chalns south of the tlon and Stomach, Liver and sl B ottt i B S northwest corner of said lot 3; thence || All Christmas good Intestinal Aliments. ' last week, all of which have been sold and “Thq'value of the Panama canal south along the edge of Lake Hol- ml‘n’.??"n'i?i ?fuff.%’:’i‘,?.’“&flfi'é‘:‘h’%’-fl to the lUnlted States depends more|lingsworth 53 degrees, east 9 chains, boxed indiVidua“Y~ 'A“u::::{n “D'y sm'::l:nl.) e ey e g than anything else upon whethef|thence north 53 degrees, east 17.87! the Heart, So:lrswmum"i:r::.GA‘:uArn;: ! Congress enacts such laws as will|chains, more or less to the east line Ma we serve ou? ing, Nervousness, Dizziness, Fainting Spells, | ; b l Sick Headaches, Constipation, bring into existence an American|of said lot 3, thence north 15.57 y y JZ an';‘ ::e e;r:fis‘::; g:dn?ccowr:rnlx‘::dil:;eirfi' in Washington Friday night: delivered. Have another car load on the road, which should reach here not later than Dec. 6th. and merchant marine engaged in for-|chains, more or less to the place of, highly to others so that they may also know the | 8 3 vs of living. Mayr's Wonderful eign commerce. Now that the ca- beginning, lying and being in Polk ;‘:fl'}if‘i‘"“jt g’es' ‘I:d flr«:lstemdelsl?fim | some of these are already sold, so if you want & emedy for the above ailments. Ask y drug- nal is nearing corx?pletlon, what are | county, Florida. . gist for a bottle today. Put it to 8 testone doss 'one, etbter not wait for them to arrive before we going to do with it? Shall the| Each of said minors have an un- A Tlrlx;:leticcus";x":luiéshfi‘sr{maw dm“: gl hfann' ‘ p i eftects are qu! i é marktetig ‘;‘ the “C;ntral ‘Amerlcan divided one-third interest in said| a_clx;mm: lh:dsmzrce a:ld fqutnl?;(‘i:n“::'u%cn::cl): placing your order, but place it today, od you i countries be supplied by the United |property and the land is to be sold e o auk et § crmane: ! Thi v States or by foreign countries? In|for the best interest of the saldl ?‘r:""ip“-‘m;'“}l:"x ‘\““‘t:" by {;Chflls"l' ngx?tf:: Inay have to Wit for next shipment, or, Dows- my humble judgment that depends|minors. | 3 oot m;ns?.m 32! ‘\alsks oj»\“.: ot e | bly, the next, as we cannot begin to get them upon the action of Congress.” Dated this 16th day of November, e e e e e | A ———— A. D. 1913. = A“va:u"f-m.“m; ',,_riem; T Pa ik +fast enough to supply the demand. Te Varnieh, THADEUS J. 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