Lakeland Evening Telegram Newspaper, January 19, 1914, Page 4

4 ‘and illegitimate polttics. No public — ——. prim—ee EVENING THUNGKAM, LAKELAND, FLA., JAN. 19, 1914. — — ple property. P. O. rell, those who have tp, Misfop, | very desirable i 77 to suffer, as he did ‘ e e 2 ; FY | very s 1877 to » Wil nag 'Ie tv nin Iele Fam s RV gt T00 LATE T0 CLASSI .. Box 211, Ehope i long to get similar relief Hu G 0 L prachable than Senator Fletcher. P (4 A a ut | i The n holding No. 2337 and lownstairs; 4 get 80od as \p, He is a model of courtesy to all and 1e person ! g RENT--3 rooms do : : I Published every afternoon from the jta 45 0bod & THend b bt No. 2197 please call at the 1lubb FOR R irs, furnished or un- had you should get tp, Sang p e as g g 3 e - No. 216 as ; ains, i Kentucky Building, Lakeland, Fla. |1V ey S5 Bioo A Clothing o JOS. LEVAY, '{ z00IS upst 550 South Tennessee edy. There are of cours, Other RS sy SRl i e AN AR Ve man Stockton. e g | furnished. 220 § 1879 ney pills but there gp, i i Entered in the postoffice at Lake- .\'nuI have any l\]ul:dl (lr‘f-.lllm(‘lltb | t&; 4. avenue. kidney pills the same g Iioztnh land, Florida, as mail matter of the|make against Fletcher, do so, but| R e SBTRNT st hat faivhe Tane 1 don't lapse into such bald nonsense A THOROUGHLY COMPETI | Two new bungalows; five rooms, i ' 4 d peop), P second class. 5 i - as the abov stenc :raj can be found at the W 10 water, electric mand the genuine. land puerile tommyrot as the above. : : ; e and cold at g M. F. HETHERINGTON, EDITOR.; gt Hotel Kibler; lesal work a spe {ehts, sewerage connection,concrete g B Terrell “Timm= ., L ; cialty. Phone 361. 1875 1ights, ¢ Located on BAmunds pang. Fla., says: “My yig." SUBSCRIPTION RATES. After Senator Fletcher’'s manly 1 . L : Morton, ten hied me and I had I, NEYS troy T R L e e SRR $5.00 and conclusiva speech in Tampa R T .0 larce |street, east of Lake 1 ; - ) amengg in o Gopplsan i j FOR S*LIl- Five roor e larg Y ¢ walk to center of town. ‘huk together with BIX TONENe .ol 2.50 | Friday night on the part he took in : ; : : ctor. | minutes’ walk ] Climy or . s 4 | lot, five min it wall to vostof 3 yo. or $2,000 furnishe | pains. Doan’s Kldne} Pills \ Three MODIOB -, .cisvsssvisisis 1.25 | the reorganization of thel customs i et will | Price $1,800, $ F g 5 broggy iy I < N p fia T e ot A owner neeas the modiev, 4 wner, |mp p n l'tl(] 5 Delivered anywhere within the [scrvice in Florida, there ought to l.n | . Dilch Far ntik Aaley) “Callion;o g e factorlly HAETE 15 & bles. 0 saf limits of the City of Lakeland for 10|a silence dense enouch to hear a pin i ; : H JOS. v 4 l 4 asure tg pl cents a week drop amon= his crities on that is- or cther sile Lise 511 E. Orange St. \nmm('n(’ them. TR R T Re: ; I, id i 18761 Sy o | For sale by all dealers, py Trom the same office is issued MG ; i g WHY IS LAKELAND FIRM? {cents. Foster-Milburn (. i THE LAKELAND NEWS, Today is the anniversary of the| ‘E;-_ L e D ey d'\““ York, sole agents f“’ the Ty 1 G | i i Have 4 A weekly newspaper giving a remunn‘ birthday of General Rbbert I Lec I o N2 e 2y : Pecance Its Citizens Have Learne ed Stateg. | 1 o Trut! of local lll‘.ll[l rs (rnv; (nnd‘ll.m”“-‘ and it is a lezal holiday in many ‘ one on Tl aver nd one .T" T ne Al and Remember ‘the namo--1).,. - county affairs, etc. Sent "‘“5“1’”"} f the Southern States. Each re-| g After, rencly : eliat e ke o OEh AL b for §1.00 per jeurrence of the day brings large I ( e Ivolume of tribute, by no means lim eee— i | . NO “IU\.) OF A ited to the South, to the mewmory of | SLUMP IN FLORID! the § o of | « n e LIS We lot ! Lis fix from o citizon of outhoern (alifor i i I t i3 il . nia tolin ry dis azinz sto Americans, vs Glaue WEae < 1hoto of 1 s conditions in that s 4 ¥ drama | 1 tion and i tin 1 clear tet e dohibi if Presider ilcon ha of Pom \uditorium . Wediies a g np ] 1 lay night; Thur 11 « 1 army of nic oit o k and de- at this time of the wr, but all th nieht. pres I lines of copmerce and 1EAEGR S ! ! his hat indusi: In C plai i )\ o I are hg G 1 ey 1 t loya it ns y I county I ot m Lem 0 158 N ¥y blow and hraz treat plucked in 1:ie r eent m ajst the ( inm ! b ; A as hardly I { rs those W days ago | & Lakeland tirm Al 3 ? J who have the con to tell the sSlowly but sarely ti oild is learn- | “Mutt and ' 4 truth about conditi there, those * incomparable versatility of | Jeff p conditions seeret and and it ell that the of-{who reads a new aper seen the } it is a matte ul knowl- | Lol the nation should have ! fonny “Mutt ond ) ures and : ; edze t 2ood coun- an impressive object lesson to that would Bty try to keep a 1 now unless | elfcet., lauzh you belong to the leisure clags and | 0 past ade he B have ple of money to snond. \I The inevitable ha appened dnd rriment as has ; -L‘ 7 f"{ hat- ‘ticularly Southern |the two iterno in omedy concei . \ i3 Californi from a had | it case of ¢ a disa oth fin . which sooner overta {00) ! t ed .y “hoem!' eoet 3 here travazant | i { Y and o neara n ang i " ' fl.(!\ rlisi . il ] kless promotin | t 1 ndt tnnate 1 1" hav v hite ey ple thy pre late. 110 ’ money L ihigs wtha sk lo ¢ [} ( i ton 1 over t ! ) abl! . 1 1 Moat i“lorida | \ b ; | ) & A% WY M N :.w"\,flii, & B is exempt N1 1 ) 0 FENTT 1. 1 ° . . h 1.3 8t some (ime or oticr, nothing of | TODAYS FIRTTSAT T5NGNS lin the play which shonld ant HE lady 1 the picture is hold that kind is in gizhit heve now a 1l you as it has to millions of other A 1 : 1 business is faii ) all ¢ the| 161 mar fohn Lawson Bup- {people, whom it has pleased. / [hC fihlc%p()on to ShOV" you li- State with working men |uctt, of Alabama, is 60 ho du- | \ o g d l d ] h k _,j’ L e Tl " NOIICE has made all the de lClOllb, thick, fi nty, A g, where| There will be a meeting of the ! \ 1-](\“]\7 m(,rlngue ln th( Wesleyan Institute | W. €, T. U. at the Odd Fellows’ i ¢ hizh schoo ‘ ‘,41‘1-;]m!l tomorrow at 3 o'clock. All _‘\ : ‘ fr()ln JL*~ Ufle tables (\(\‘ fornia ‘‘rus which 1 thousands of oxeited people “with little or no tioney and relying on the fairy its of the promoters erbilt University | members please attend. and advertisers {o put them on the bar in| s fl{ Snow ]\V[f H( " erest of . the wave (hat leads to for 1876 houses of | MASONS tune. They are but dead weizht |y \ ; hetore he| A call meeting of Lakeland lodge, £ ]t COST l’ltl’ € when the slump comes, and 111;1('\'} was electod to 1 sixth Con- 1 No. 91, will be neld on Monday, L RTT """"lit"g the fix they are in out in Califor ! i he has been re-elected to cach: |Jan. 19, at 7:30 p. m. Work of R 2 . t6r nia now. [ succeeding Cengross | importance. N . < The following from the 5t. An { A 1 I g il‘!f,."'“ gustine Record is all true and m; i ! A S the point: /é fnzeceq: & Ve €008 - . il - L 2=} “Reports of labor conditions in .m'/{'; ; the far west and on the Pacifie coast are an)thing but favorable The papers contain stories of hread riots even in the Canadian north- west, where a bumper wheat cron was but lately harvested. All down along the coast from Seattle to San Diego come stories of thousands out of work. The only bright spot in ' the whole story is the enormous sal- mon pack of one milliop cases whic h is about 45 per cent over last year's figures. So the old cry of “Go! west, young man” has lost its at-| tractiveness. The gouth today is‘ probably the most contented and | prosperous part of the whole coun better. There i no v v 1o il how cood Snow-Viellov 1. And you cas pse 15 : ¥ \ - @ s L) G A - -"\ AL TR O S P il \~ Delicions, creams up firm and te nder— ‘];mi" try.” NVEL ¢ 4 s . full inch und betveen £ Sy ot Congressman Sparkman is one of E never repeat the same dl\C—()ll \ rl:""l\Y i “\!i‘l ¢ i 4 4 | p s «@ L 4 | Sty e o gorey about g | different men, Good merchant ; political fences. They are in ex-| [ e oo K‘ fi for Ou* e“"'s d W lthOL COJis cellent repair, “horse nigh, bull- | tm.orm“’ nL'vor i S‘ Lk t\‘vo i }\]’ A N strong and pig tight” and there are suits precisely alike, for o IDOTC C“““\'" o ) ';5}. t no symptoms of any desire on the no two men are the same, | beat pl‘OpCH\ No n‘(w_‘ nard, brict e 1 part of anybody to break through : : e Ve LG I S them. A Dossible successor to Mr. Ready-made clothing can that crfi/(j:li]dnd Cn “‘1' le. < your cw ; Sparkman would tarry a long time never compare in excellence Snow-Mellow Cul\ —ch \\(\ndutu]ln UOOdt ilt e\ o in Washington before he had an b s we can’t describe ‘is goodness) with clothes which you tell us opportunity to warm the seat of the to have tailored-to-individual chairman of the great committee on rivers and harbors. ] « order by fng to bet that Senator Fletcher TR e e [T onstra year.” Cut it out, brother; cut it| CVARA JOEL AS MARY TURNER ““"cmson % MO!'I'G Co NOW bemg demnnstrated at J. V. uhlles & Sons Dry GODdS Store 1 N | | “wouldn’t recognize a laboring man Vithi e Law the Auditor- out! That is unworthy journalism In Within the Law, at The Zolfo Springs Truth Is \\'ill-l i {| and we can prove it. on the street except in campaign jum Friday | “FASHION SHOP FOR MEN” Every body invited and it js worth while m AUDITORIUM THEATRE, WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY, JAN. 21-22 GEORGE KLEINE pREsuNTs—\\ vk - |THE LAST DAYS OF POMPE”I Three Shows Ech Night, 6:00, 7:30, 9:00 Direct from the Bijou Theatre, New York City. LTI The Moto Filmic Masterpiece of the Age: