Lakeland Evening Telegram Newspaper, July 15, 1914, Page 4

PAGE FOUR [he Evening tYelegram vublished every afternoon from the Telegram Building, Lakeland, Fla. Entered in the postofice at Lake- (and, Florida, as mail matter of the second class. ——————————————————————— M, F. HETHERINGTON, EDITOR. e e SUBSCRIPTION RATES. Jne Jear iaeseiss8Ds00 #x moacn® .. 2.60 Shree monuns .. sae 186 Delivered anywhere within the \imits of the City of Lakeland for 10 cents a week. From the same office 18 issued THE LAKELAND NEWS, 4 weekly newspaper giving a resume of local matters crop conditions, eounty affairs, etc. Sent anywhere tor $1.00 per year. ————————————————— The new editor of the St. Cloud Tribune brings nerve as well as oth- er qualities to the discharge of hisi editorial functions. He says that a brain specialist is needed for any man who doesn't believe that St. Cloud is the best town in Florida. We should rather say that the spe- 'ciulist would be needed for any man who doeg believe it. 0 The beginning oi the hand war-harried has is parently at in Mexico and grim old Huerta confessed defeat and about get Carranza has won and seems to have practically to out of the country. an almost unobstructed road to the City of Mexico. If he will use his approaching victory and moderation and not disgust the civilized world by the execution of his enemies he will have the moral | support of this and all other lead-| ing nations in the arduous work ahead of him of pacifying the re-|a possibility of the disease being | ler of this idee. |kncw that they are the same. [P TS ‘3 Ruminations of § Uncle Henry EL TRt et S e S S ] Dear Editer, I take my pen in hand to let you know that while I aint beenwritin as much of late as in former times I am still not reely neglectin our welcome corryspond- ence. The citty manager has took a good deel offen my mind and hart. With him payed to look around and see what they may be that needs changin, they aint so much call for aintever begrudged the time if Mar- thy has. time was on account of the grosers and meet men organizin, and I am writing to speek a good word in fav- 1 aint never been one of them which thinks the pub- lick is a going to git the best ser- vise when the merchents is scrappin and fitin and a tryin to git a hed of each other all the time. I am glad to see this peeceful and frendly sperit among our merchents and I am expectin that the idee will be ‘took up and follered by others. One thing ' will be glad of to [know that the prises of things will be the same all over town and I can Some peepie will be afrade they will rase the prise, but that aint so—not | and I free to anybeddy whish thinks they with wisdom | end is ap-i“’ml the honerable men in it that we have got in this organization not with the town open and can sell cheeper, I am hopin the idee of one deliv- | . : N ery sistem will now be took up in this citty as is done in some plases. IAs thin:g is now Pillans wagen 1comes along and stops at one side of the street and Smith Bros. comes KILL ALL RATS. Bubonic [Mlague is present in a neighboring state and there is public and reconstructing it on new [transmitted to residents of Lakt- and better lines. -0 Some stalwart lies have come out of Mexico since the beginning of the trouble there to satisfy the appetites of those who must have daily sen- sations with their daily papers but perhaps the leviathan of the lot was that of Monday that Huerta had just had 230 of his en- which said emies executed on the penitentiary at the City of Mexico and Santiago. A reasonable lie well told has art in it that partly condones its vice, but anything as improbable as the above shows such stupid absence of artistic invention that it is merely most nauseous slop to disgust the avid appetite for horrors. D s The death of justice Lurton makes room for another eminent Democratic lawyer on the supreme bench of the United States and the president will be fortunate in find- ing a successor who is in all respects the full equal of the deceased jurist. But there is plenty of good timber and Mr. Wilson has such a keen eye forthe measurement of men that '\'o may feel sure the distinction will be rightfully conferred. The su- preme court should be non-sectional as well as non-partisan, and the best way to Kkeep it non-sectional is to have a just proportion of Southern men in its membership. The new | Judge will of course be a Democrat and not less certainly he should come from the South, for at present only two of the judges out of nine are from this section. 0 Florida has never yet had a rep- Tesentative on the supreme bench of the United States and now that the the death of Justice Lurton leaves a vacancy in that court and a South- ern Democrat is reasonably sure to be chosen for the place, we should like to have the State pr join With the Telegram in ur the appointment of Judge Hocke now on the supreme bench of Florida, as an admirably fitted man in all re- spects to succeed to the vacant Judgeship. Judge Hocker is big enough for any place in the ecivil life of this country and in dignity, character and learning he would measure up to every requirement of the office for which we st him. | He is of the old brought up to date, Virginia type and in this as the other country. on the part of this appointment and if the of Judge Hocker 11 take the matter and our Congress will support good best It is wi delegs th tion a em rare distinction may be won for our State land by rats, which might es- cape from box cars loaded in the infected district. All citi- zens are hereby urged not to har- bor rats on their premises and to destroy as many rats as possi- ble. Any rats apparently dis- eased, should be sent to the lo- cal Health Officer, Dr, R. R. Sul- livan so that they can be for- warded to the State Board of Health for examination. DONALD! F. McLEOD, City Manager. We expect to sell our entire stock of shoes at first cost until all are gone. First come gets the first choice. Kimbrough Supply Co. IN Tt I<,( IRCUIT (‘OURT OF POLK CoO f\l‘\ , FLORIDA,—IN CHAN CERY.—C. G. Aven and Mav Belle Aven, hl \\1fv complainante, vs. Archie B asingim, Marion Blasin- gim, Harvey Blasingim and Hat- tie S. Blasingim, defendants,.—Bill to Ouiet Title, It appearing from the sworn bill of complaint fileq in the above en- titled cause that the aforesaid de- fendants, Archie Blasingim. Maricn Blasingim, ~Harvey Blasi . and Hattie S. B 1zim, are residents of the Un ud tes, that their particu- lar residences are unknown: that to the bes nl the complainants’ infor- mation and belief they reside in States other than the State of Flor- ida, and that the said Archie Blas- ingim is believed to reside in_ the State of Oklahoma, and the said Hat- tie S. Blasingim is believed to re- side in the State of Missouri. and that the said defendants are above the age of 21 vears, and that there is no person known to the complaint- ants residing in the State of Flor- ida service unon whom would bind the said defendants. It is therefore ordered that the said defendants be anc they are here- by reauired to apbeal to the bill of (nmnl.nm filed in the said cause on or before Mondav the 3rd day of Au- gust, A. D. 1914, otherwise the al- legation of saig bill will be taken as confessed by the saiqd defendants. It is further ordered that this or- der be published for thirty davs in the Lakeland Eveninz Telegram a newspaper published ia Polk couirty, Florida Witness ess the Hon, .. A, clerk of our circuit court. seal of our court. This 23rd d.'\ of June N 1914 A, T()H\\()\ Clerk m ‘the Circuit Court. T hereby certify that the fore voing is a true conpy of the order of pub- lication issued in the said cause and on_file in my office A my hand and seal of office v of June. A. D. 1914, J. A. JOHNSON. Clerk of the Cirenit ( Johnson, and the nrt clect the pattern {10 m success. Eac > Every fas wel] as the judge himself. e ——— SPEPPPOPPEPTSSEPEPEES84® [ 210ng and stops on the other andIThei pushed through by me to give my time to it, thoug) [t The reesen I come to be writin this Young-mar, vha dog Jou #Jake hmc-consdar. succc.ssful mans advice io- \ o-da is “ To Save Your ‘One dollar Wwill staft ' Our Bank THE EVENING TELEGRAM LAK ELAND, FLA., JULY 15, 1914, then l’l\111|p~' Bros. stops next door !'md the White Star wagen is two doors down and why not one wagen for all that part of the town while another wagen is goin to some oth- er part? ] Peeple will allers have nosions as to where they want to by but is they anyboddy which cares what wagen brings there stuff as long as it g)tsl there prompt and how can it thh‘ every wagen having to zig-zagl around over half the town before it gits to your house? It has been tryed in other towns and has give good satisfaction, the idee of havin all _the deliverin in one line all ar- ranZed into one sistem, at a grate savin oftime and expense to all con- cerned. I would like to see the idee give a try-out here. Another thing I want to see done lis having a city market—a plase where the producks of the farm and garden can be brung in and put on sale. Ag things is now, the farm- erg are complanin that they have to sell through the groser and he dont allers want what he has got or dont want all of it or something. 1 would be in faver of having all such things—or the bulk of it—together under one roof. Suppose they is one bunch of musterd some plase in town, and they is only one woman wants musterd that day. Ts she go- in to find it? Not unless she is lucky. And they is things which some peeple would by but which not ever body would by and ever groser thinks he aint got call enough for it to put it in—Ilike smearcase, and buttermilk and fresh sour krout and a lot of little odds and ends of stuff. The mane reesen why I am wantin we should have such a market is that the turists can see all at onct any time of yeer what is rased here. Just for that reesen it would pay the cittyto go down into its own pocket to pay for a market like this. You will also know this store by ythe red lights which are shown at night, which signifies danger that by entering this big store you are liable (to separaté from your money as you will see such values that you will be more than glad to make the ex- change with the Kimbrough Qupph Co. 2840 ' IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE TENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT OF FLORIDA, 1IN AND FOR POLK COUNTY-—In Chancery—Corrie J. Pugh, vs. J. L. D. Blevans, Sr., and J. L. D. Blevans, Jr.. and Morton Realty (‘nmuanv a corlmrauon— Ihl] to Quiet Tit NOTICE TO \0\' RESIDENES To J. L. D. Blevans, Sr., and J. T D. Blevans, Jr., of Austin, Texa and the Morton Realty Company, corporation, Louisville, Kentueky: You are hereby required to appear to the bill of complaint filed herein .u:mnst you in the above entitled cause on or before Monday, the 17th day of August, A, D. 1,9144 The Lakeland Evening Telegram is hereby designated as the newspa- per in which this order shall be published once a week for four (4) consecutive weeks, Witness my hand.and seal of office this 6th day of Yulv A. D, 1914, (Seal) JOHNSON, Plork Circuit Court, T hereby certify that the forgoing is a true and correct copy of the or- der of publication in the said cause now on file in nn cfl‘lco . A, JOHNSON, F]nrk Circuit Court. a 2802 The largest store and the lowest | prices on shoes, sold by Kimbrough Supply Co., Lakeland, Fla. 2837 All the people living south of Main street will find the hest bargains in shoes by turning to the right at the First National Bank and traveling east mntil you reach the big store of Kimbrough Supply Co. 2839 faaaasas st iyt ot L) G. H. Alfielc Home Phone 39 Blue 348 B Why Our Sidewal Machine mixed, La Best Pressed Brick Lakeland Paving & o oo o i s oo oo B B @ & H Cement, Sand an % 307 to 315 Main Street L L " RESOURCES $150,000.00 SEPDBPESEEBEEEOED FIOEEOHBHBDI mean iobc‘? QYou are flu dcsngncr; ou must r your future. A hasly start gflm\‘i has- time you change your mind and SIHL ur occupation you must re-learn and re-carn. Qluti ouclect a definite course you must accept guidance” the citty gov- lement in some towns and in other towns by the Woman’s Club and in other plases by the Bord of Trade, 'and what is the reesen if any why this fafe citty of Lakeland cant g0 and do likewise? I've been intendin to get in to see Mr. McLeod and mension this an other things to him, but you can tell him now and ast him what 1.1(’ thinks about it. Havin a man In our midst which has studyed up on such things even more than 1 have, me havin so much else to do, is something which is of grate benifit to us and we had ought to be verry proud that our cityzens is enterpriz- in enough to get such a man and ' brodeminded and sensible enough to work rite along with him the way our prominenet and inflooensal citi- zens is doin. Amen, No more at present because I have alreddy wrote too much. From your true frend, UNCLEHENRY. P. S. That darn word inflooensal don’t look rite to me. BB PP BDBIRPEFBEEBOED i Dr. SAMUEL F. SMITH i ICheap [xcursmn Southern Railway Premier Carrier of the South Monoay, July 27, 1914 Round Trip Fares From JACKSONVILLE 10 EVE, EAR, NOSETAND THROAT EYEs ExAMINED GLASSES FITTED HOURS: 971012 A. M, 2T0 4P M, 1 M:«-mw-%wwwxnmnwma-m& SUITE, BRYANT BUILDING LAKELAND, F1A, @ AVBURLAL 4 iva vernas i e 8i00 Atlanta . vis 8,00 Athens ... .. 6,00 BITIINGHAD '+ o voisce s s viols . 8.00 Chattanooga ...... N .. 8.00 Columbia +ccocoues o . 3.50 MAgon: vv ooy 0L e ) Tickets limited to A\ug 1, and are good returning on any regular train within limit, ‘Excursion train will leave Jack- sonville for Augusta and Columbia 9:30 a. m. and for Macon, Atlanta, Athens, Chattanooga and Birming- ham, 9:40 a. m., July 27. Through coaches and Pullman ser- vice, Special trains. City ticket office, corner Forsyth and Hogan streets, Jacksonville, Fla. Phone Nos. 743 and 4041, G. R. PETTIT, D. P. A Jacksonville, Fla. F. B. Pinson, T. P. A. Tampa, Fla, S L L SR R R R R R Oftice Phone B. H. Belisario lack Home Phone 394 Blue ks Are the Best ke Weir Sand Best Flint Rock and Lehigh Cement. $11.00 Delivered ConstructionCo. d Rock For Sale Lak land Fla PR EEESPIEFEEIOOEP l—-? Lecoor ey T2aCTul nl ns nd2n] dee has been took up and been WWW _FREE -] suit order ONLY ~*OW~SWW*WW%WW This Offer Will "'E Last s Mrs Come and make your selec- e 5 ton, and get those exira :: wrouscrs FREE. i . J.T.HENRY = g “FINE TAILORING " . & “) o 1 . Williamson Clothing (i go*mwmwm IO G0g Some fires occurring in residences, stores and improper material being used. on your whole property. If you want good, safe electrical work, install the supervision of experts using high grade materi RESPONSIBLE BUSINEsS CONCERN, and thereby elimi fire risk without cost, then call Phone 46 THE ELECTRIC STORE 307 E. Main St. Brigadegrige s Xy an;,. THEN GO AHEAD Groe the /éam/M/ 4/ yeur /i e J ////é'/fi// V2 Mz// L and y yew v /] 5o Bt s Sherwin-Wetlrams Suol, Vs fas been Uhe standasd over / e /( (7700 3 ( /m'z/f /{/m //ze/// /{/I d / (24 //J/'m l/’/ / (//d.) /fléfi l{J(’(/ The Brighten-Up Fol: 213 Sou ln *' Phone No. 384 . Extra pair trousers with each — P] 15 MORE DAYS = DBSBOIBLESIER IR PPPPPIPIIIILGT b ,.\.al FREE INSURANCE facy are due to defective electric wiring, either inferior v If you insist on having the cheapest electric wo: can get in your house or store then you increase the f ed 1nate Florida Electric and Machinery (ih SEGPIBFFDEDEPOEE DEEIOHHE M*M i BE SURE YOU ARE RIGH If you want your Shirts and Collars Laundered the VERY BEST Send them to the Lakelana Steam Laund Weare better equipped than ever for giving class Laundry work, Wiv%&iflmmx‘"%%%wtww. We Gibe Special % ;\;téx'1tlon to the examination of eyes and fit C lasses, With the 35 years of experienct this line,we fee] w ; A € are able to give you s faction. i COLE & HULIL JEWELERS & OFTOMETRISTS & oo o LAKELA! i Y Phone | /"] -4 In My isit en cnvfl "at T :mfl lin| rip eft he 10 ot Che vee riel of of| by ; ri : ot ™ 4