Lakeland Evening Telegram Newspaper, March 26, 1914, Page 4

PAGE FOUR The Evening Telegram Fublished every afternoon from the; Telegram Building, Lakeland, Fla. Entered in the postoffice at Lake;, land, Florida, as mail matter of the second class. —_— M. F. HETHERINGTON, EDITOR. B e e SUBSCRIPTION RATES. JNe YFEAT ceveeereenns veer . $5.00 Bix montn® ..........000 .o 2,50 . 125 Three montns Delivered anywhere within the \imits of the City of Lakeland for 10 eents a week. — From the same office is issued THE LAKELAND NEWS, A weekly newspaper giving a resume of local matters crop conditions, county aftairs, etc. Sent anywhere for $1.00 per year. e R, e b — There will be real sorrow among the newspaper people of Florida over the death of Jessie Burtz, of Gainesville, who died in that city| Tuesday. A fine man, genial, ca- pable, helpful and tireless, he has fallen asleep all too soon and his place will be hard to fill. o Broadening the editorial columns of the Tampa Tribune has not neces- sarily broadened its views but it has surely added to the attractiveness of that page ang given it a certain se- & ductiveness—Ilike the cheery face of the man without a grouch you are always glad to meet and listen to. Sl Judges Hocker and Shackleford of: the Supreme court of Florida, both candidates for re-election this year, will not have the walkover that seemed probable until recently. There is another entry in the race. John C. Avery, of Pensacola, a law- yer of high repute, has announced himself a candidate and he will doubtless get busy right away to promote his candidacy. If he expects to do business down in South Flor- ida he will have to come to see us, for we don't know him and we want a speaking acquaintance. \ o Jacksonville is slowly but surely, getting there in the matter of the! $60,000 fund to take care of the| 'Confederate reunion in May. Up to yesterday $23,150 had been secured, and the police, the newsboys, the ball clubs, the movies and other agencies are hard at it to secure the remainder. Jacksonville makes rather a poor showing in this mat- ter by comparison with other south- ern cities where these reunions have‘ been held, but we don’t doubt that. she will entertain the old soldiers' in good shape when the time comes. 7 i S Joe Hugh Reese of the Orlando| *Sentinel has announced himself as a candidate for the Legislature from Orange county and we can’'t think ‘of a reason in the world why he shouldn’t be elected. Joseph has, been attending the Florida Legisla- ture for years past reporting the; proceedings for the press and he knows all about the law-making, machinery anq how to operate it. He has native and educated ability| that has put him into the front rank| of newspaper men in Florida and he is one of the not numerous company of citizens who know what the State needs in the way of new laws and ;mary. ELAND FLA., MARCH 24, 1914. on the Baltimore platform. I pre- sume that some criticism has been indulged in againsy him because of his course in the Lorimer case. I differed from him in this matter, but because we differed neither I nor any of my colledgues. Have ever| U VU UV H B O BB OV ROV VAU B U AAU VUV ORR on that account sought to place him| L) / 2 in the column of the reactionaries;| TE{.EPHONE NUMBERS—SOCIETY EDITOR. Q on the contrary, he would have been| % (ffice Number ........ T T e G e B 37 = unworthy to represent the great| % Residence Number ...... b R R, : ....135 % commonwealth of Florida in the| g . o Senate of the United States if, be-| & SPECIAL NOTICE—Notices for the Social Department can be com- & lieving that Lorimer was entitled to| % municated to the Soclety editor by either of the above telephones. his scat, he nevertheless took what| @& Mail written notices to the Society Editor, care Evening Telegram. < seemed to be the popular side and| g Notices of social functions, club meetinge, church gatherings and % voted to expel him.” & other items of social interest should be telephoned to this depart- © S N & ment as soon as they occur in order that +“wie pews value is not pud NOTE OF THANKS ¢ impaired. @ < 4 o This is to thank those who assist-] G UGV H OV H LUV O VUV VO VT VOV O CEOO U TR ed us in our recital last evening. \Without your help and co-operation #rfududdigiddibanbing g we could not have given this enter- :: Q To the patrons, 1@ heartily for your attendance and ; splendid ettention; attention whichi was all the more appreciated under the crowded conditions. MISS TUGGLE. MISS BAGGETT. i we thank you i 0 --One of the prettiest home wed- dings ever witnesed in the city oc- curred last evening when Mr. Har-; ry Edmondson and Mrs. Tay Weeks were united in marriage, the wed- Iding taking place at the Jovely home With its unusually heavy snow- fall this season New York has spent $1.241,000 for removing snow. By of the bride’s brother, Mr. C. M. next winter it is planned to have (layton,' i DlxielEngs The Clayton home, one of the several new devices in operation to simplify presen’ methods. mosy commodious in the city, was a hower of beauty, the lower floor un- ————————— der the hand of a skilled decorator, S B dpdItdd it didodida | having been transformed into a :%: POLITICAL ANNO&;TE}i}MI;};’Eé? scene of rare loveliness, the color % [scheme of pink and white predomi- BPSRddd bR Sdddd o9 | nating. English ivy was graceful]y FOR COUNTY TREASURER entwined over the arches between 1 announce my candidacy for the|the rooms, and the spacious fireplace office of county treasurer, subject to|was especially beautiful, the trailing the action of the Democritic pri-|ivy and gray moss being delicately Having been bookkeeper in|woven together, forming a pretty that office for five years, I am thor-|decoration. Pink and white roses oughly familiar with the work, and and pink and white carnations used refer to any county commissioner or|in love]y profusion, were placed in member of the school board concern- | cut glass vases and bowls on the va- ing my efficiency. Being thus emi- | rious tables about the rooms. nently qualified for the position, I| As the bride and groom entered respectfully solicit the support of [the parlors, Lohengrin’s wedding the voters, and promise, if elected, [march was beautifully rendered, by to give the same conscentious and |Mrs. S. T. Fletcher, who played pains-taking care to the service of |soft music during the wedding ser the county in the future as I have|Vice, which was performed by Rev. dome in the past. J. B. Ley. D. McRae and Cecil Piljans. EDWARD J. BB GoTwey T‘;; As‘%‘;{g;f- EEEEEEEEEEETE000E000600000000000EEIEED I announce myself«a candidate for | county treasurer of Polk county sub-|® Ject to the action of the Democratic primary electiog June 2, 1914. WERNER G. JONES, Auburndale, Fla. —————————————————————————— to “ Last night two 'hearts were made beat as one when Mr. Claude 1 annouy COLLEGTOR top|Miller and Miss Lilian Weeks were Tl united in marriage by Dr. W. D. Tax Colector of Pol - ject to the actli olk county, Eub Nowlin at the latter’s home. n of the Democratic Thi dai is th Iminatt primary election June 2. 4 8 Rwedding B dtEe Scdlninatcn F. M. LANIER of a long courtship and that their : * |married life may be one long period of bliss and happiness is the wish of their host of friends. The bride is the charming daugh- Hyomei Gives Instant Relief If suffering from a cold or ca- ter of Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Weaky and having been reared in this city tarrh causing dull headaches or an|&EFBEddREdEiERESPGHPhEd itching and burning sensation in A LITTLE NONSENSE the nostrils, surely try Hyomei. It ) gives quick, effective and permanent| @I PREIIDREEIIIPIBOHGS relief or money refunded by Lake| A church in a certain town was Pharmacy. It goes right to the/in need of new hymn books but spot—you feel better in five min-{could not raise the necessary funds utes. with which to get them. A traveler No roundabout method of stom-|for a patent medicine hearing ach dosing with Hyomei—you| abouy it, told the deacons that his breathe it. This health-giving| firm would give them books free if ELAND, FLA, MARCH 26, 1914 IN SOCIETY ‘loveliest young women and has lived {of whom are showering R. CtAUDE MILLER WEDS BB B R R DEE R E S RBEEI DS DDEdID +.ean’t find any. T T (RO SAD S L AT et | Y he After the wedding a five course luncheon, complete in every ap- pointment, was served by Mrs. (lay- ton. WHEN WE MAKE YOUR NEW SPRING SUIT AND FOR AS LOW A_PRICE AS GOOD CLOTHES CAN BE MADE FOR. DOES NOT OUR REPUTATION JUSTIFY YOU IN TRYING OUR STORE FOR ONE SEASON? IF YOU ARE IN DOUBT ASK THOSE FOR WHOM WE HAVE MADE CLOTHES. LET US PRESS YOUR CLOTHES. Williamson-Moore Co. “FASHION SHOP FOR MEN.” ! in this city since early girlhood, drawing aboug her a large number of warm friends, who wish for her a life of joy and happiness. The groom is a young man of fine characteriStics and he is popular among a large circle of friends, al]! him with congratulations on winning so fair‘ a bride. On account of the ill health cf the bride's mother, the couple will not take a wedding trip at this time, but will go away for a trip in the summer. After Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Edmondson wi]l be at home to their friends at the home of Mrs. Clayton, Sr., on South Tennessee avenue. Those who witnesseq the wedding were Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Clayton, Mrs. Clayton, Sr., Mrs. Galloway, Phone 298 Drane Bldg Rev. and Mrs. J. B, Ley, Mrs. T. 1. Woods, Miss Aileen McRae, Misses Katherine and Evelyn Cowd- ery; Messrs. Mills, Lee Clayton W. L3 »Alligator Goods N Are interesting, useful and durable Souvenirs We carry Handbags, Purses, Belts, Fobs and NOVELTIES o The Lakeland Book Store Benford & Steitz MISS LILLIAN WEEKS has endeared herself to a large cir- cle of friends, who, while rejoicing in her new happiness, regret to learn thay her marriage takes her away from Lakeland, the happy couple having left at 1:30 this aft. ernoon for Montgomery, Ala., their future home, where the groom holds a responsible position with the rail- road at that place. They carry with them the best wishes of a host of friends. < Let ug sing.” The choir began: 3 & ‘‘Hark! the herald angels sirg, Bunkom's pills are just the thing. Angel’s voices sweet and mild, Two for man and one for child." 1 Charles the First, with stately & walk, made the journey to the block. As he paced the street along, silence fell upon the threng; from that throng there burst a sigh, for a king k what she doesn’t need in the large:megication goes directly to the in- collection of those already on hand.|fameq membrane, all irritation and Orange coul.fl)' ought to send f{eese congestion is quickly relieved, the to the Legislature, and as ‘_}"5 IS qelicate tissues healed and vitalized. our year for accurate guessing in| pyomej should be in every house- politics, we predict that she Will. fp519. Druggists everywhere sell it. —— 00— END THE “REACTIONARY’ ROT ABOUT FLETCHER| {#4¢0438800080885005: |(§, : E a bore! You will never have them | pleasure to show our goods, angd our aim is to fit you. We are the One of the recognized leaders & \ ; more! Cheer up, Charlie, dance and| £ only : among the progressive Democrats in:‘.g secur’ty Abstract &" Tttle CO. yall! Here's the Rxe, and all is : ¥ store in Lakeland that uses the custom fitting methods. the United States Senate is Senator & 4 well! 1. though but a humb @ Chamberlain of Oregon. Knowingiéi Bartow, Florida & represent the Boaiss Sl d:;::'l ¥ FERPDEHIIIIPIBIBIEBBEIL] this to be true a former citizen of & our motto is worth while: ‘Do Not % 122 K Oklahoma, Dr. B. F. Forrest, whoi% R. B. HUFFAKER, PRES...... L. J. CLYATT, SECRETARY (Worrs—Sing and Smile!’ Therefore! & Avey DU]ION'"ARNS (;0 gtorFtOf now resides in Florida and has & ppa ® Je¢ us both be gay, as we do our & g (] uality hearq Senator Fletcher referred to':g NK H. THOMPSON, VICE PRESH. W. SMITH, TREASURER «§:'slum today; I to swing the shining|§ FOOT F|TTERS his enemies in this State as a re-| ¥ (axe, you to take a few swift whacks.| % actionary, wrote to Senator Cham- ABSTRACTS OF TITLES #|Lumpty-doodle, lumpty-ding, do not :E; We Repair Shoes While You Wait. berlain for information on that sub-|g ® . worry, smile and sing!” SEEPIFPEEDDDDDB PODIE Lo ject. He knew that the latter was New and up-to-dat t s })1 === = - e 23 fully familiar with Senator Fletcher & _ Uriviiie St Rromph sevioe. b . o |# Lakeland business Jéft with our-Vios President at City Hall will 3 as his colleague for years in the genate, and could tell him with ex-{s, receive prompt and efficient attention. . act knowledge if the Florida senator‘ g was reactionary or progressive, and| EEEEEEREE SR TR R R R S SRt LR R R R R B L R R R R DR R S R L L R L kY he got a prompt reply from Senator :§: SregrEraeded B T Bt T T 0 A T Chamberlain giving the information & he wanted. From that reply we mke':' the following which settles the qnos~!§. tion absolutely and leaves Senator 4 Fletcher's enemies no ground to§ stand on: & “In reply to your letter permit me to say that I have not at any tim(“:%: considered Senator Fletcher as a rv-‘«? actionary as that term is generally 5 4 understood throughout the countr.\'| 1 do not recall any progressive s measures, whether of Republican or Democratic origin, that he has not supported, and it is my opinion that he is in entire sympathy with the progressive policies of the present administration ang stands squarely; made by the Rexall Co. Phone 42 & ' 3 w $ f E b LR i they would allow them to print theirf has come to die! advertisement in them. The deacons|gcaffold stood, in his veins no craven agreed, and the books came. Upon{plood; calm, serene, he viewed the using them the first time the min-}crowd, while the headsman said| ister said: *We will use hymn No. |aloud: ‘“‘Cheer up, Charlie! Smile 213 jn the new books, T think thefanq sing Death’s a most delightful Ask for the complete outfit—$1.00(firm must have not put any adver-|thing! I will cure vour hacking size. tising matter in the Dbooks for Ilmugh, when I chop your headpiec\e WGP D@ ddi b ddddoad Toff! Headache, toothacln‘»—they're! To Our Farmers: Use the Elkay’s Veterinary Remedies, each one guaranteed; When you have any slight illness, use one of the Rerall rem- edies—one for each ill—each one guaranteed. money every day when you don’t use the Rexall goods. The Lake Pharmacy e deliver anywhere in the city. i Charles upon the, & g 2ocgreg & We keep up with the very newest things in fancy footwear. It's & ' s, You are losing P T T RN Phone 42 A nation-wi bythe SteamBoat, ISNT THE SAFETY OF YOUR MONEY OurBank is absolutely SAFF, management=-Safe loa THE SAFETY FIRST whenit first openea its American State Bank de campaign of SATETY FIRST isb Railway and Electric L'mez;‘.s » OF VITAL INTEREST T0YOU? 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