Lakeland Evening Telegram Newspaper, March 3, 1914, Page 4

for higher freight rates and declare that they can hardly make buckle 1znml tongue meet at the pre s'ont tar- iffs. There seems to he a note of gen- uine sincerity in that appeal, why need they make such appeal ; and sue so humbly for relief unless ! they ar: restrained by the rui]road; commissions, State and nutimml.[ The Evening ¥elegram afternoon from the Published every Telegram Building, Lake land, Fla. Entered in the postoffice at Lake- land, Florida, as mail matter of the second class. M. F. HETHERINGTON, EDITOR. from raising their rates? ) bt l SUBSCRIPTION RATES. 7 THE ETHICS OF ROLLER SKATING' N YOAT ...iisereeeneenee $5.00 i i Elx moni '.5..'»(_) The Tampa Times secms to ha\'vi Three montos L2501 1oubts of the propriety of turning| Delivered anywhere within thej o = Giowalks to the youngsters schson, limits of the City of Lakeland for 10 fr e e S B { eents a week .nd relates the following incident | M2 o = = I'which ocenrred in 1ed GRS that city a few From the same oflice is is THE LARKELAND Ni appar- years WS, There was an old lady, niore ! about seventy, or sidewalk. Ap » [ently old walkine along the proaching her from the rear on rol a hoy perhaps four-| A weekly newsbvaper giving a resume conditions, of local matters, *erop county affairs, etc. Sent anywhere for $1.00 per year, ler skates was ten years of a2 He was going i S e el Just as he pot within a few As @ rule voters don’t worry much | yaeog of the old lady she, with her about the constitutional amend-{{oitopring steps, swerved slightly. ments they are eoften called on to}ppe hoy struck her and threw ler soveral feet to one side, but fortu- nately she did not fall. The oid lady accept or reject at the polls, and many of them don't trouble to even read them and sidestep the votinglc,ig ~Why you came necar knock-, entirely; but we suspeci that thefjng me down;” to which the young, amendment to abolish the office of [ ooptleman (?) enjoying in ailvance county treasurer will get plenty of | pe privilege that some of the peo-| votes to make it a winner next No-|p1e wonld give him, replied, “Well, vember. The popular impressionjf yvou don't want to get knocked seems to be that that office is a kind | gown, keep out of my way.'” of vermiform appendix in our sys- In the above case the chief ])uimf tem of county government and could | opnphasizcd was that the young be cut out with marked advantagelpoodium who first collideq with the, to the body politic and no 1oss 04614 lady and then affronted her in | There ¢tead of apologizing, had heen ie-| | anybody excipt the treasurer. that the treasurer yjeq the hreeding of a gentleman by to be fall will be the last one and there will be no tre: urer's oflice to fill after his term ex- ppog | are many signs next I his parents. It would hardly e “Lrair to make all the decent, well v the sing of | fow unbre;p voung animals by de- elected s «uffer for pires ; o | priving them of the use of the side : The recent cndeavor of the Tele- fywalks for a healtiful, harmless :mnl; gram to convinee a disputations vis- qeliehttul sport | itor that we were justified in onr And this brings us front to front statement kept standing on o the'ith the old orizinal truth that a front page that Lakeland is “the Japae part of our troubles, larze and | best town in the hest part of the fgmall, in this world, are due, direct best State " attracted the attention jy and indircetly, to the want of the of the Short Talks man on the pight home training in the child, Times-Union and he is nearly if not! put what is the rieht home train- quite convinced that we had the jng? Aye, there's the rub! For | argument. He says: what is right for the one, may he riaht enyq of ti “lditor Hetherington had a lively time a few days ago trying to con had a wrong for the other, and, in the in- finite complexity and diversity of vince a western man that he human nature, even chilyg nature, to perfect favorite fing the true way ip h particular headline in the brecze, the headline cage wil] tax the best wisdom of the rizht to wave his reading something Mie this: ‘Lake-!wigost parent. land, the Best Town in the Best| Byt there are certain unchanging State.’ The western man (-nulunvlml[hnul:mh ntals about which there can that Ohio and Indlana were good he no difference of opinion, and at States with more people than Flor- ida, and also mentioneg some Flor- ida cities that have a greater popu- it decent consideration for the plain lation. According to the Telegram | piohts of any| from its editor gave ample testimony re-|growing up in the moral darkness of garding Lakeland to convinee any-/the hoodlum referred to by the Tam- boddy not already ‘“sot™ and then|pa Times. sent him to the secretary of the Board of Trade for a few clinchers. The arguments offered by Editor Hetherington have almost convinced us, and we are ready to admit that Lakeland is certainly one of the best towng “in the best State.” least each parent can know enough of the nature of itsown child to teach others save it WHEN OUT OF SORTS START YOUR LIVER WORKING No Matter What Ails You, Dodson's Liver Tone Is Usually a Big Help in Getting Well; Avoid Calomel - | e —— = As the department of agricultured Nine times out of ten, when you at Washington has now turned itslare ill or out of sorts. your liver is attention to the development and encouragement of bows' pig clubs with the hope of achieving results something like those following the remarkable igrowth of the boys' corn clubs, pig literature of an inform- ing character is pertinent. Here is an item to the point which we find in a Georgia exchange which shows that there is money in pigs: “As an encouragement to the boys who contemplate forming a pig club in Turner comnty, we might state that Mr. Jason Pate killed his slop pig on last Monday. It was cight- een months old and weigheyg 350 1bs, out of order and getting it in order again will make you feel better. When your liver is sluggish and tor- pid an;] you are constipated and bil ious, it is impossible to feel well, There was a time when a great number of people took calomel when so troubled. But this is not true to- day. It has become widely known that calomel often has bad after-ef- feets and is even dangerous to ‘m;m_\‘ The use of Dodson's Liver Tone in steaq of calomel has spread wonder- fully because it has proved so hene- ficial in so many households. L ' Lake Pharmacy recommends anid The market price of pork on that|guaranters Dodson's Liver Tone in- day in Atlanta was $8.60 cross, | stead of calomel: guarantees refund which would be equivalent to about $11.47 for net weight. So that Mr Pate’s pig would purchase price (30¢) to vou instant- Iy without question if you are perfectly pleased with the not have been worth way in on that day in Atlanta §10.14 whiet it relieve: you from .onstipa 5 tion, sick headache, billiousness, ete It “livens the liver” and is a STILL. THEY SEEM TO DO Goonal‘f--l‘i-!“'h--\’i!l‘l. vegetable liquid, v asy to take and causes no pain, no e, 1o change from hab bad rezular The Ocala Banner wants to know what benefit, a penny, the has been to the producers and ship- pers of Florida. It would take an intimate acquaintance with a la mass of freight tariff results, no Tuties even to the extent of | vour and railroad commission | its To test sensible matter because you get your Dodson’s Liver Tone is a »|money back if you are not satisfied. facts to give THE EVENING TELEGRAM, LAKELAND, FLA., MARCH 3, 1914. | | e e QOODOOOOQOGQQQ&QQOOOODOOfiufifififififi? [=] o TELEPHONE NUMBERS—SOCIETY EDITOR. i g © Office Number ........... e e & Residence Number Sl ol = { —N jal Department can be com- & & SPECIAL NOTICE Notices for the Social 4 & municated to the Society editor by either of the abo.ve telephones. 0 & Mail written notices to the Society Editor, care Evening T.elegram‘ = & Notices of social functions, club meetings, church gathe?mgs and 2 & other items of social interest should be telephoned to this depart- @ & ment as soon as they occur in order that +“si= news value is not g! & impaired. 0‘ O -:-0-&':'000000O00'0000000000000600000] W. C. T. U. Presents Prizes Dr. and Mrs. Griffin To Essay Contestants ! Entertained at Whist Yi wlwiuz‘ morning at _Llr T Night exercises of Lakeland high the winners in the prizeessay contest, Dr. Mus,. da Dy received their awards. The m-nsuum.]Iiaht!’ull,\' entertaineq at cards last tion was made by Mrs. C. C. \\'il~'ni:ht in honor cof their charming son, superintendent health idepart-: guest, Miss Gussie Schieffer, of Aus- ment \W. (. T. U., in a forceful tin, Texas, the affair being one of| and instructive talk. About one h”"‘;lhv most delightful social events of! dred and twenty excellent l’.\‘S’d.VS"[hp season . were written, Of these ene from vu('hi The hall was beautifully decorat-: grade was selected as follow! {ed with ferns and cut flowers and 12th Lloyq Hooks. here the guests were served with I1th Grade—Linton Pickard. {punch. Mrs. Griffin was assisted in ! 10th Grade—William Nowlin. [1q00iving and entertaining by Mrs. chapel school Griffin de- and Grade i | 9th (.r;ulu-.\' .l:aml*f. 15‘0!11“‘”2;“] [W. S. Irvin ang Mrs. John D.| : 9th Grade-B Woodman i Freer. | liams. Six tables of puests were soon | 3 playing whist and the evening was to each winner, | i : % 3 one of great enjoyment to all pres- The local union is to he congratu- it g : havingz the earnest co-ope- ent, the followinz being those who 5 thejr had the pleasure of meeting Miss The prizes were one dollar in cash! latey) on Jones in | ration of Professor ! Tk a ma work of scientific temperance edu- Schieffer and’ enjoying the delight- w. ll' M C . Wwoik ol sci € ¢ . L) . ? s Ori III £ ation. Professor Jones does not ful hospitality of Dr. and Mrs. "“r" l la son. oore on by neelect to look after the physicaland fin: Misses Southard, Drane, Cath i ”» St "moral as well as the intellectual erine and Evelyn Cowdery, Julia Et-. FARIDN WHOE FOk MEN, ; welfare of those under his care. (ta Patterson, Anna Cardwell, Lu- PhOne 298 Drane Bldg dr Doesides Mrs. Wilson, there were cile Bennett, Elizabeth Conner, Ed : present on this oceasion Mrs. (. ith Nelson, Wiklie, Mrs. Thrower of s ~ T P. Webh, president of the dakeland Tampa, Messrs. Albert and Clar-¢ s i TR s I WG T g Mins LS00 An-ience Smith, Wi (& Moore, " Jeffcott; ‘i ki i i 5 0 derson, suberintendent of the de- Goodyear, Freer, Raton, Chunn,| vf“l partment of scientific temperanee Spivey, A. J. Holland. : a E W instruction. Also Rev. . A. Klein A [ & {w @ wio is conducting revival services LENTEN SERVICES AT o in the First Methodist chureh, and | ALL SAINTS CHURCH :2: The Lace Flonl Corset W:eyi his singer, Prof. P. M. Boyd. | Wednesday (@ i i v v k3 o Rev. Klein conductey the rlm]u-]; Holy Communion «':: W"h the Ven"”o haCk i exercises and made a viry earnest| Evening Service m.|é 1 and effective talk to the student; Short address. !‘_ r‘f @ body. Prof. Bovd sang a l()\'t-l\':l’ridzly i» l;ess solo, which was received with ap- Afternoon Service -4:30 p. m. 4 g plause. Short address. @ it G ' iy i s —_ e POLITICS AND POLITICIANS William Lorimer at every opportun- %’ duct e et ity, insists upon spreading the news % 18—t Gen, Villa, Moxican rebel, 'ih'*f“' broadcast that the tormer senator is v By lmrl"“‘ to have served in the Tenth|going to be a candidate again. Lori- fned S. Cavalry. mer is expected to return from Ru-’ 53 % : s ¢ : irope shortly. beA I'he city of Paris has issued a map » « wi where within its limits the tango | . i L T A ) ds a may and may not be danced. ;@'3"’3“3"3*3’*5"&"3’%‘3"3"3*.',"3’.’.,%:3».‘5 S is u — 3 ADDIONAL CLASSIFIED 3 ; i : aan Senator John O. Sheatz, of Phila- e iq cern delphia, is making a series of ad-! SEPBBBODEBEBHEDBBDHDSBDInG | & dresses in the western part of Penn- fr. | sylvania in the interest of mothers’ P:ik pension . FOR SALE at sacrifice, 3-room new |4 heald ; 9 . bungalow; $500. Owner R. P. |4 e th ‘ongressman (‘aleb Powers, o Gilpin, Leader Store 2171 | % FOR » L $ % 2171 ) Kentucky, is in great demand as a % SALE aT prvi) 5 perty § lecturer this winter. He is travel- 5 4 ing through several northerp States S[TU"\TION_ WANTED—By white| 5 e telling of his experiences. laily for light housework or wait- :;: 120 SOUTH KENTUCKY AVENUE il B; St ress. 2175 | 8. BBBHD GG OOSODEDBSEEDH GBI PP EBBR B 14 Washington police have had | m/m4—m —— o = e - St s S e g FOR RENT--Two large furnished t as planned for their discipline and the promotion of efficiency a new set of rules by which they must conduct future. One of the rules says: “Officers must be peace- able and orderly in their deport- ment, civil and courteous to every one, gentle, yet energetic and firm in the performance of their duty." rooms for light housekeeping. 105 South Virginia avenue. 2174 PP EPPPPPPEDBTEPBEEBEE themselves in WANTED-—\ business and resi-| dence lot in Lakeland, Fla. Ad- dress Ncvia S. Beavers, Haines City, Fla. 2173 s s FOR SALE OR RENT--One j-room Iv;ul-[ bungalow. Will take a good auto- | mobile in trade. Nichols & War- ing. 2172 George (. Sikes, Chicago's ing advocate of reform in thing, had warned the voters of tlmt’ city that the local government issuing too many bonds and a halt should be called before the city embarrasseid . every- | | e i 8| 2 FOR RENT-—First floor rooms fur nished for housekeeping. Mmlvrn,w 608 East | is| ) | conveniences | Marylang lerislators are rumidvr-‘POR RENT-— Lower floor of my res- the matter of idence with all modern ing abolishing horse | conveni- racing in that State or of rontrol-! ences. See Mrs. J. A. Cannon,!d N N ¢ s : | ~ N s ! ling it by means of a mmnnssum.} 801 South Missouri Ave Phone Senator Williams has beep actively| 102. 2177 | & oppostd to the race track at Havre de Grace B e | | FURNISHED OR UNFURNISHED ROOMS—For light housekeeping; % Dr. John Dill Robertson, of Chi-| reasonable. Apply 711 W. Lemon 4 cago, who delivers an oration on| street. ¢ e o e o o S R e L P T T S P PP .m WEAR OUR GOOD FURNISHINGS AND Pinsre 4 NOTHING PUTS A MAN ON SUCH GOOD J, TERMS WITH HIMSELF AS GOOD FITTING, GOOD 1 FEELING UNDERWEAR, SOCKS, SHIRTS, COLLARS 1 1 AND NECKTIES. G WE'VE GOT THEM FOR YOV. el YOU GETiTHEM FROM US. DON'T TAKE ANYTHING THAT IS HANDED OUT TO YOU, BUT .. COME TO THE STORE THAT HAS *GOT THE GOODS™ WHEN YOU WANT FURNISHINGS. ley OF COURSE, OUR PRICES ARE RIGHT. T Owens Dry Goods Company ela; fon. tor P k for ers wi £ of go 7 be f he Fi ers w by-c FIRST NATIONAL BANK ¥ “Did You Ever Stop to Thin E that one of my best Nationa“Jl Banks is located in Lat eland. It is conseruatively manages j and absolutely safe.” PEI any specific answer to the inquir\= of the Banner, equipped in that at it from another angle us that our railroaj commission may worth all it and we are not yau; but, looking it occurs have been has cost us, and perhaps more, in the repressive | and restraining infivence it erted upon the which out such influence, have go1 to any length they pleased in fixing their tariffs. | They | has ex roads with could bossed Florida ang all other States before the comm idea took concrete form, | from the shippers’ point of \i\‘\\'.j their tariffs may still be excessive, | is it not probable that they would be even more excessive but for the restraint laid upon them by tho! commission? The railroads are yell- ing frantically all over the country and, w THE F. F. DALLEY Co., Black—Taun-— Whit . ety v P \ Dolla ces— hildrer Aidults, E s \d“""