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

s o . PAGE FOUR he Evening Yelegram(NOTICE OF PUBLIE Published avery afternoon from the Telegram Building, Lakeland, Fla. Entered in the postoffice at Lake- land, Florida, as mail matter of the second class. PR ——— #i, F. HETHERINGTON, EDITOR. SUBSCRIPTION RATES. Jne year ..., $5.00 Six montne, ........00 2.60 fhree montns .............. 126 Delivered anywhere within the limits of the City of Lakeland for 10 eents a week, " From the same office 18 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. ———————————— LAKES AND PARKS What an asset to Lakeland is her little park in the center of the city! There is nothing that gives more en- joyment to both residents and visit- ors, than this convenient breathing and resting place, It is a great pity was cheap more that while property land within the city was not pur- chased for park purposes. However, it is too late to indulge in regrets about this now. We can only plan to mike the most of the advantages left us. These POsse are rar sed by most cities. superior to those We have three beautiful lakes lying wholly in the city, anyone of which is an at- traction of priceless worth, though we who live in constant view of these beauty spots do not apprais them at their true value. There are cities which would cheerfully vote many thousands of dollars if they could by doing so secure the small- est and least attractive of these lakes, familiarity with which makes us regard them with indifference. The Telegram hopes to see, at no distant day, each of these three lakes girdled by a handsome drive, bor- dered with grassy anq shady parks, where the people of the city and the city's visitors may sit and enjoy the beauty of these lakes amid surround- ings which with no tremendous ex- penditure could he made as beauti- ful as may be founq in the length and breadth of the land. At present we dv not get the full benefit of our lakes. Only one has a driveway around it, anqd the condi- tion of this is such as to afforq lit- tle pleasure. An unfortunate mis- take permitted the main approach to the lake nearest the city's center to be blocked by a building, and there is no way by which vehicles may pass around this lake. These are conditions, however, which can be corrected, or vastly bettered, Tt will take some money, but the money woulq be well spent, even viewing the matter from a purely utilitarian standpoint. These lakes could be made an at- | traction which would advertise Lake- lang all over the country ang bring people from far and near to enjoy their charm. This is not idle dream—it is a practical, business proposition. And even {f the pleas- ure and benefit to our home people were the only result that would ac- crwe, the project would still be well worth our while. an S D Expens wccounts fileq by the can- didates indicate that there are peo- ple yet who will take a “Borrowed money" chance. is an item that appears in several of the returns. 0- - In support of the theory that any body can run for any office and got some votes, the Pensacola News cites the fact that the barber who ran | against Frank Clark received some support Some people will vote for anybody just for the pleasure of voting against somebody Some men who are scared to death if you mention bonds or publie im provements bec these may “raise taxes,” spit away tobacco as much as their taxes on the proposition Wwoulq amount to while learnedly de- secanting thereon Of course, we Away with taxes entirely ninoles don’t pay any. We see no ecry cessity f any { VIC £a Fo R | not d v \ viali t sser cities A X O | bers of the sect of Friends were mar- Tiec Whether or not they will con- tinue friends after this act is mat- ter of speculation, just what you need—a large bottle costs but MEETING OF CITIZENS The citizens of Lakeland are here- by notified that there will be a pub- lic meeting of all the citizens of Lakeland who are interested, or who will come, at the Herron theater, on Friday evening, June 19th, at 7:30 o'clock. The purpose of the meeting is to invite views ang dis- cussion relative to the proposed bond issue for providing an adequate light anqd water plant and for other improvements for the city of Lake- land. All persons who have any idea$ to advance or who wish to be heard in the premises are invited to be pres- ent. In order that the discussion may not be endlessly prolonged and may lead to some definite conclusion it is hopeq that those who wish to be heard will have their ideas in shape for presentation in a briefand comprehensive manner. The commissioners desire the ad- vice and assistance of the citizens in this manner, and trust that not he advanceq later. commissioners will be deferred from Wednesday night until Saturday morning at 9:30 o’clock. 3y order of Commissioners of City of Lakeland. 0. M. EATON, Chairman . Lkl e 034 s goegecd o e L et HAVE PRLTTY HAR Thick, Soft, Fluffy, and no Dand- rutt—Use Parisian Sage If your hair is losing its ratural color, commng out and splitting, or aloss pretty argely a matter of care. 'lf it is too thin make lacks that enviable softness, and be v, do not despair hair it grow. If it is harsh and br brittle soften it up—In » it If you have dandruff, it is because the sealp is too dry and flakeg off Parisian Sage Freshen up the sealp with -all air and itehi dandruff disap ad utiful solq by Lake Phar pears, cease, your 1 Parisian Sage, ang at all is doubly be macy Arug counters 50 cents. It surely makes EVENING TELEGRAM, LAKELAND, FLA,, JUNE 19, 1914, what- i ever objectiong there may he will be put forth at this meeting, which is| the proper place and time, and will | The regular meeting of the city | FRBEDDEEEG IR PDEPDIDPDIPIEE DD We Ask Your Patience a Little Longer | LAKELAND WON fly to catcher, Meharg got to first ou | Smith's error, Simpson fanned, Alvye | sin liams got gy ;G’hem’f ari old proverd: ; ) * - el P R — Aalving your wanls quabriples Foirivea Over almost everything except our virtues, there might be written thig mation: “oo much. “ds lake as the Eightoonth Century the general lot was crude and mean. Your rich grandfather suffered Siscomforts compared wilth which your surroundings are luxurious?” — /77 You can't save money? You worth fiying. Pring a dollar lo"our Bank foday and star! il » ol American State Ban} BE AN AMERICAN—ONE OF US. GOING FOR WAR NEWS AND PICTURES L War correspondents and photographers at Vera Cruz hustling to the front because of a rumor that the Mexicans were about to attack the water- works at La Trejor. T g Bt B R Y L T 0 e e et 5 B SRR BB DDDDBG B DD & & 3 & @ H @ ® B o j%{ 2 The Good News has just been received that our new fixtures are ' @ 2! @ g & i £ :’i :g nearly ready for shipment. :§ # A A 2% * :g, Once here the work of Installing them will not take long. ® ® B ] Our Atrractive and Convenient Rooms will be at Your Service. 45 s : o MAKE YOUR HEADQUARTERS WITH US. kS & 4 & b b (zx 2 K 4 @ 34 H & is & @ * g & & it State Dank o areiana :: & | . Safford, 3b .. ; il 5 1 2 0 2{We want to shake hands Younds, ss o MVQTT SalEh s 0 i (|DREWSTBR PRI AN b Next on the pro; Wallace, 2b ....... Dyl little song by “Pop" Meharg, 1b ... 0 : LAy i K LA “Oh, Simpson, p Aly b | N R e 0 AR 1 fllz?t\ ii:‘e.h(‘ ‘\L;lln‘lél)lxjn;”‘;u“ Stolen Bases — Stone, Spivey, ! 3 lamitn. Alvis. from .hxs hunvd ang v!wvh‘ Struck Out—By Simpson 10, by 1:1)::'('9 in left field. Souw Ham :k‘ l£i]]_\' Garlet is kicking Williams 1. lace. Stoker., utes. sand per cent team. Keep it up, boys Lakeland team humbled the MIGHTY g e B B DB G & ST TS R TR center and Branch made a fine catc IFor Lakeland Spivey got SEVENTH STRAIGHT I GAME YESTERDAY | " Wallace's error, Garlet came ther was a soung like hitting the a canuon 2 side of a warship, and (Continueq from Page 1.) a little black speck could be seen go of the season he summary: Lakelang a streak of i center field dled, For Lakeland Hicks fanned Smith fanned, Wil- [ing to first on like htning to the Pound's error, Spivey crossed the Sawyer flied out to !,L'w, Ginter fand Lakeland hag won the best walked, Stone hit a line drive whict ABR H ;I'.mnd.~ jumped three feet in the airySawyer, If : (R ) P {for and manageq to knock it down |Ginter, 1b . ... 5 0 0 o fand get Gir ! ing to cond Stone, ¢ 0 9 No runs Ipivey, rf s 2 | Tenth Inning arletts, ss i X Leu nan - Ste'ey ) vo | Mehar 2 strik 1 then Wil cf R PR s pretty a strike over the plate as one |Smith, 2b | ild care to see b was calls Williams, p 4 0 ) X ) a ball ang he the n | e | a o1 Totals | Smith's error, Pounds to short | may and Stoker was out z2cing to thir | AB R o to first llilllllllll!l\lflm]lJH!lllM A i can if you want fo, Its UL RESOURCES $150,000.00 Keep Your Face Toy, the Sunshine and the Shy ows Will Fall Behin LET YOUR CLOTHES BECLEANED BY LAKELAND DRY CLEANING PLANT and your frowns will TURN TO SMILES Our equipment is one of the beg the State. Our Work IS THE BE IN THE CITY. “We clean everything but reputatioy * LAKELAND DRY CLEANING fiy Phones 405-298 Goods Called For and Delivered WARRIORS FROM [l = where, oh wher ........ 4 0 010 Ofooat gone.” lgot it.” Just couldn't keep sSu Encor: Base on Ball—By Simpson 2, by} : !this morning because hi the circuit. The man i fers something reat nice for: run hit and Billy thinks ! have gone around but he g Spivey had scored so he st second . #Try it over next ¢ The rain killed the at let there be one thousand .~\(tn-'ml:um‘--uul. |the next game. Not sure s Well, we are still the one thou- be here, but you will ¢ money’s worth, anyhow. Hit by Pitched Ball--Spivey, Wal- Passeq Ball—Hicks 1, Stone 2. Two Base Hits--Garlet, Sawyer, Umpires--Corcoran and Harley. Time--Two hours and five min- IE. EMIL IA VERGERI 1 Opera Compan; Week. Seats N tion dNd congsy tion free. COLE & HULL JEWELERS g& : : OPTOMETRISTS,