Lakeland Evening Telegram Newspaper, April 2, 1914, Page 4

PAGE FOUR e —————— ELAND, FLA., APRIL 2, 1914. The Eveaing Telegram|T0 SELECT S R S R SR R ‘uvlisheu every afternoou from the Telegram Building, Lakeland, Fla. Entered in the postoffice at Lake- iand, Florida, as mail matser of the wecond class. L S R e G TR d. F. HETHERINGTON, EDITOR. sl el e SUBSCRIPTION RATES. Jne YeAr ....eccceccoeons .$5.00 3ix mentns . ... 2.50 Three TIODIOS . ..ovevnenns e 1.25 Delivered anywhere within the mits of the City of Lakeland fer 10 sents 2 week, From the same office is issued THE LAKELAND NEWS, A weekly newspaper giving a resume of local matters crop conditions, eounty affairs, etc. Sent anywhere for $1.00 per year. e e NS e S ST AR ST News presence of The Pensacola showing the Herbert Felkel and his virile pen on the @di- [were read, and were respectively or- the action of the Dlemocritic pri- torial page of that paper. Torreon has more blood in it but | — 0 The debate now in progress at not more thunder than the debate in Washington over the proposal of President Wilson that the United States shall stand by its solemn written contract with Great Britain that there shall be no discrimination |, for or agajnst any nation in the mat- ter of Panama canal tolls. X still taking large ameounts of money, in ST TR ers for quit claim dead to the city EDWARD J. YOUNG. small sums, out of the city and county. 0 7 t i s J This money comes from savers and is chiefly The ok y " 3l » Py 4 S8 > it s S — e Cur Selve S, There will be general regret in! n motion 100 Lhinp e o1 g XL'{"‘,',‘.I'r ;&ugf::l‘mmeen’U;or".r;':;tvhmveho::f:d newspaper circles all over Florida at |J0urnm| to meet in adjoursed session Iut 9:30 a. the news that W, F. Stovall, the distinguished president of the Tam- pa Tribune Publishing Co., is ill in a Tampa hospital. We all want him ovut and at it azain as soon as possi- ‘ble, for hig strong personality makes him one of the valuable forces in the Stats, 5 conspicuous factor in its Progress 13 S Vardaman, of Mississippi, whose — only title to fame since he got to the ! Senate ig that he is the colleague of the brilliant John Sharp Williams, says that the president’'s mdssage on tolls exemption was “an affront tq"vll)‘raumu is again [ing inspector, sanitary inspector and ‘allowed to correct error. dition wag referred dack to petitson- |400€ In the vast. (Furnished by the Security, Abstract Slagle. HEAD STUFFED UP|FAULTY DIGESTION Hyomei Gives Instant Relief If suffering from a cold or ca- }arr.h causing dull. headaches or a}n‘ —Use Mi-o- na itching and burning sensation in' TR 5 the nostrils, surely try Hyomei, “"\\th zoisilep] dlonitabici At red 40 bate on 1013 taxes was referred to |gives quick, effective and permanent: despondent; when you have nerv- equalization and [relief or money refunded by Lake ous twitchings, specks before the Pharmacy. It goes right to t‘he"e_vr's' headaches, sour stomach, heart- spot—you feel better in five min-|burn, bad taste in the mouth, and utes. pains in the colon and bowels—you same fixed at $750. No roundabout method of stom-|are suffering from dyspepsia, which Petition of Woman's Club to re- Jach dosing with Hyomei—you' invariably wrecks the nervous sys- move house from Kibler lot to lot | breathe it. This health-giving| tem—you need Mi-o-na at once. “E", bloek 16, of Munn’s survey, was | medication goes directly to the in-| Mi-o-na goes to the seat of your grapted, subject to the approval and |flamed membrane, all irritation and trouble and quickly ends stomaci superviston of the commisioner of |congestion is quickly relieved, the{misery. It surely and safely builds publi¢cimprovement. delicate tissues healed and vitalized.|yp and strengthens the stomach The commissioner of public insti-| Hyomei should be in every house-)walls and glands, quickly improves tutions was instructed to have |hold. Druggists everywhere sell it.|the digestive system-the vital force \drafted an ordinance fixing the clos- | Ask for the complete outfit—$§1.00)an4 nerve energy are restored, then ing hours of billiard and pool rooms, | Size. vou enjoy perfect health . bowling and shooting gal- e FOR COUNTY TREASURER GTY MAMRGER " ON SHTURDH (Continued from page one) Quickly Shatters the Nervous Sys- ! tem—Immediate Action Necessary the ascessor for with power to act. Petition of J. J. Conner for ad- justment on 1! was allowed, and alleys Do not suffer another day. Get a fifty cent box of Mi-o-na Tablets 5 from Lake Pharmacy. This treat- I announce my candidagy f.or the iment will help you get well and im- municipal court |office of ecounty-treasurer, suhject to Teries. Monthly reports from the plumb- the .«clerk of the mediate relief is sure. mary. Having been bookkeeper in e Current bills were ordered paid, |that office for five years, I am thor- except those of Wilson Bros., \. R, |oughly familiar with the work, aud O'Neill and Mann Plumbing Co., |refer to any county commissioner or which 'were ordered paid subject to [member of the school board concern- check and sorrections. ing my efficiency. Being thus emi- Petition of Nettic Adderly for re- [nently qualified for the position, I bate in persomal taxes for 1913 was |respectfully solicit the suppert of the voters, and promise, if elected, Petition of A. J.. Holwosthy et |t0 give the same conscentious and for the opening of an alley pains-taking care to the service of through block “W* of Morton‘s ad-|the county in the future as I have dereqd filed. FOR RENT—2 rooms furnished or unfurnished. 414 E. Pine St. or apply at The Leader Store. 2349 YES, WE WILL DRIVE THEM OUT These concerns that have have duped, de- ceived and despoiled—taken and kept your money, and not built your homes and are FOR COUNTY TREASURER them, and they will tell you these concerns m, on Saturday, April Al have not helped them to save and get homes, but have caused them serlous losses. I announce myself a candidate for| Yes, we will drive them out (if true to our- county treasurer of Polk county sub- 0, M, EATON, Mayor, selves and this community) with one of our Attest: (R » ing " v -~ \ & own making, managed and safe-guarded by H. L. SWATTS N ‘!;\} ject to the aetion of the Democratic|our own home people, here, where we can see Vi y who and where it goes to. gets our money WILL DRIVE THEM OUT with what is far safer and better, co-operative-working togeth- 0 institution that will DO THINGS, as promise. six words indicate what it will be primary election June 2, 1914, WERNER G. JONES, Y Auburndale, Fla. ————————— TAX COLLECTOR I announce myself a candidate for ! Tax Colector of Polk county, sub- joct to the action of the Demeeratio primary election June 2. F. M. LANIER. LW.YARNELLI ity Clerk, [Tt REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS . all the years (with its perpetual char- VINGSSSAFETY, INTEGRITY-INDE- ENCE, HOMES-HAPPINESS, Read the initials of these couplets spell ach member has something that is and Title Company.) April 1, 1914 George . Cannons to J. W Pgl- ard. Enoch P. Michener to HIS, HERS also, with the greatest force 1§ com- |, prehended in this. For, the Certificate Regls- ter (a copy of which we can show) of our old Minnesota home Assoclation, shows, for Jan- uary, 1912, the names of more women than of men. In no other class of financial institu- tions in the world do women predominate. Not far to go for the reason why. Wit Co Dureance to F. \\'*ulm-l v 1 y ¢ . D) y "hi \ 2 (i o0 <) Women are, or hope to he mistresses of their the intelligence of very member ()ll :“‘l k\ - Whidden to Effic L. Kil- own homes, or honestly independent in s{l)‘l‘r;e Congress.™” ) J Ny | patrick. reputable calling. They are ‘‘savers” while i . 1?5 HREOLY (l()fll‘n\\' Wil i G. 0. Henhs and others 5 men may speculate and lose. They desire son afironting the intelligence of i motiam N OUNETs 0. Gy Successor to W. K. MoRae “safety” while men take greater risks. In Jim Vardaman! It is to laugh. And how characteristic of the mighty | Falmetto Phosphate Co. to T.. N. If ralsing a family or teaching in lschnol.l&r d f N . ipki raged in business or professional pursuits. Vardaman intellect is the mouth- Pipkin, Draying and Hauling of All Eina :{}m:mm all ag 1 they have rlatively filling, hackneyed platitude he hurled at the president! - Nafziger. 1t seems a shame that such a no- torious character as Lacy, the con- J. L. Clifton to E. \W. Osborn. Integri -lmler-e;\dem“ei “‘,men_m\,;,pmssi t:lll': i 3 f . & aynes ) ig- besought to unite with us as members o victed embezzler of State funds in 9 o el e ns;zcll;ulnn, in order to “drive them out” with Alabama, should have been able to |8€TS: the most worth while institution that Lakeland humiliate Governor O'Neal of that State by charging him with being a guilty party to f.acy's embezzlement and thereby compelling an investiga- tion of the charge by the grand jury. The accusation seems to have been wanton malice of a thorough degenerate willing to drag innocent men down into his ruin, and inves- tigation proved it to be entirely without foundation. Governor O'Neal is an intense, positive and pugna- cious man and has made many mw_' mies, but his personal and official in- tegrity ought never to have been questioned at the instance of a moral wreck like Lacy. e Yt We have received a copy of the first issue of The Stale, the new weekly paper published in Jackson- ville by A. K. Taylor ana W. B. Mack. Mr. Taylor is the famous car- toonist whose admirable art has long been recognized in Florida and other States, and Mr. Mack, the editor of the new paper, is the well- known Bryan Mack, formerly para- grapher on the Pensecola Journal where he made a State-wide reputa- tion for his excellent work. The State is a four column, 16-page pa- per and the first issue is a success, with two of Taylor's fine cartoons, editorials with the right ring to them and a good variety of miscel- laneous reading. There is a fine field in Florida for this paper and we believe that it to fill it. The two men at the head of it have experience, brains and, back- bone, and, having made a good start. we hope they will make their enter until it has secured a prestige that will is going prise stick patronage and make it permanent. - accounts General Villa, the out- At last assaulting the fed skirts of Torreon, was merely a su burban villa.—Lakeland Telegram. A man who would perpetrate any- thing like the above should be hand- over to Villa without recommenda- #ion to mercy.—Ocala Star. Thanks, but we have our doubts of General Villa’s sense of humor, and we prefer to joke with him at long range. s 1n M. Johnson. ziger. M. Simmons. ing Means. Brooks. Clayte Mcllvaine to H. D. Bas- 17 Ky. Bldg., Phone 102 Lakeland. sett. Do BB Db S DS S PSR & BHHELPIPPEEPIPOeEE Malloy & Miller to J. W. Sample. | FHEdbdddddaddddddddddiddd e RS & W. J. Pearce to J. E. Fortner, g e % «depends upon the usage you give it and the satisfaction ' Furniture for Sale—5 rooms for 2 idd ;1 Jeweler wives you in workmanship. We solicit any families, part or all; 5 room house :" 3 b this age, surely, they prize “integrity” and “‘independence” as highly as men, especially TRANSFER LINED cherished “home” and ‘“happines: Hence, for their greatest good, as well as that of this institution, it is hoped and ex- pected that great numbers Lakeland’s good women will be among the of Lakeland’s Saving's-Loan Association_ All P count men, women and children —who h for and believe in, Savings-Safety, Prompt and Reasonable 8ervies Guaranteed Household Moving s @pecialty Phones: Residence, 57 Green Office, 109 J. E. Bowen to Henry T. Naf- ‘Eliza A. Faulkner to Henry T. C. D. Kellogg to J. E. Bowen. S YOU Can Add NEW ; BUSINESS to Your M. L. & A. E Robinson-to Starl- PRESENT BUSINE&S‘ by JUDICIOUS AD- VERTISING ever had, which, from the start, will give sav- ers and investors large dividends with safety, home seekers a safe and easy way to get homes of thelr own, and youth and children the best possible safe opportunity to save and accumulate money with which to secure the most coveted objects of their lives. M.G. WILLARD Robinson, M. L. Waring & Edwards to Amanda F. -s»w«wmwww The Lifetime of a Watch Florida Development Co. to Earl D. Perry. for rent with good growing gar- den. Mrs. J. W. Sapp, 2nd house East Rose St. 2366 All work guaranteed. 4 Watch or Clock thav has not been giving satisfaction. i o o WANTED—First class A pleasure to show goods. oo BB PP I PP carpenters. Must be non-union men. Apply C l & H ll Carter & Logan. 2364 0 e u FOR DRY WOOD, oak or pine, phone S. J. Perry, 329 Green. Call” at 6 in the morning and in the ev- ening or at noon. 2363 Jewelers and Optometrists. LAKELAND, FLA o PeelesesstiTiItINt NN P L L R R e S s S L L Phbpbd i £ Tke Busiest Place in Town * X X X {A GOOD GENTLE HORSE and a FOR RENT-—Rooms furnished and | unfurnished for light housekeep- :’g: ing; all modern conveniences. |« good bugey for sale. See G. W.|& (Cheap. 317 South Virginia. 2362 2367 Womble, ‘.akeland, Fla. ¥FOR QUICK SALE 7 room cottage bungalow with all modern conveniences, three large porches including fine sereened sleep- ing porch, open fireplace. Inquire of Dry Goods Carpets Shelf Hardware Shoes for the Family Gents’ Furnishings and Ladies” Ready-to-Wear L S THE RACKET STORE Cowdery Buildihg e A A e ) Rugs owner at premises, second house south of Cumbie's store on east side of Florida Also on lot ad- joining new, strictly modern i-room bungalow, two large porches, china l«lnsw. kitchen cupboard, large open | < fireplace, Spanish tile roof. A bar-| . DU PABGH DPDBDEDPREPEPDED avenue. jgain for cash or reasonable ter H an 1 « jPhone 379 Blue 2 ' NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS Bids wanted for Annex to Kibler|s: hotel, Lakeland, Fla. Bids to be op- ened at 2:30 p. m., April 11, 1914. Plans and specifications can be had from McGucken & Hyers' office, Tam- pa, Fla. Owners reserve the right to reject any and all bids. 2317 A. B. KIBLER o B f R Y Pk B B S Ggedrd ‘dn’mfiimmnnnnti ‘ - IR - g g o A L L ST E R T T Ca L3 WW**&%‘S“%@W"M@W'MWM%M@E L WHILE THE BEAUTIFUL LINE OF PALM BEAQ SUITS [S FRESH COME IN AND MAKE YOUR SELg 4 TION. : STRAW HATS, LATEST DESIGNS. MADRAS, CRAPE AND SILK SHIRTS. € WASH TIES. POPULAR STYLES. REMEMBER NOW IS THE TIME TO ORDER v, SPRING SUIT. WE REPRESENT THE BEST TAILoy (N THE COUNTRY. Williamson-Moore Company ' “FASHION SHOP FOR MEN.” : e ————— e bo & : BPPdEDgrifeddebddddgd A ¥ i ® always]| arrivip We keep up with the very newest things in fancy footwear. It: o pleasure to show our goods, ang our aim is to fit you. We are: only store in Lakeland that ues the custom fitting methods. ::‘ tre LRt 8 2L LT B RNt r Lt Ll RS R TR T B T TS oo of “ave. DUTTON-HARRIS €0.= 3t FOOT FITTERS We Repair Shoes While You Wait. Bartow, Florida R. B. HUFFAKER, PRES......L. J. CLYATT, SECRETAR- FRANK H. THOMPSON, VICEPRES H. W. SMITH, TREASURH: ABSTRACTS OF TITLES New and up-todate plant. Prompt service. Lakcland business left with our Vio: President at City Hall wL,n‘ receive prompt and efficient attention. ple SPGB S Pinid S BB R BB OB o Dress Patterns me ert an Benford & Steitz LOUISVILLE & NASHVILLE R .R. 2 CINCINNATI, CHICAGO, ST. LOUIS, LOUISVILLE, INDIANAPOL® CLEVELAND, DETROIT, TOLEDO, GRAND RAPIDS, [PITTS. bas BURGH, BUFFALO ; SOUTH ATLANTIC LIMITED Lv. Jacksenville ..... 8: Lv. Jacksonville ..... 8:11 pm oo nom “ Ar. Knoxville ........ 12:00 nn | Ar. Montgomery ..... 8:50 3 Ar. L?Xlngton ...... 6:40 pm | Ar. Birmingham ....12: Ar. Cincinnati ....., 8:50 pm [ Ar. Nashville ...... 7 Ar. 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( ville, Cleveland and Indianapolis daily ang to Grand Rapids days and Thursdays. : DIXIE LIMITED and DIXIE FLYER are solid through tral 3> Chicago with coaches, dining cars, drawing room compartmen: observation slecpers; sleeper through to St. Louis on Dixie Lim! over § hours fastest and only one-night out. MONTGOMERY ROUTE hassleepers through to St. Louis d2 and connecting sleepers to Chicago. ; For reservations, information, ask the ticAe® agent or address: H. C. BRETNEY, Florif (] pPassenger Agent L. & N. R. R., 134 Bay 0 Jacksonville