Lakeland Evening Telegram Newspaper, July 18, 1914, Page 4

3 ] él | [he Evening ieiegram 'ublished every afternoon from the Telegram Building, Lakeland, Fla. Entered in the postoffice at Lake- and, Florida, as mail matter of the second class. \ M, F. HETHERINGTON, EDITOR. \ SUBSCRIPTION RATES. MO NI ciscasrninranneni§Bi08 8ix moucn® ... 2.50 fhree monuns ...... 1.25 Delivered anywhere within the {Imits of the City of Lakeland for 10 cents a week, S ——————— 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. ————————————————————— come and Huerta may go, but the customs district squabble betwden the Jacksonville and Tampa papers goes on forever. The inexhaustible fecuudity of that theme makes it a thing of ioy for the tired leader writer when subjects are scarce, during the hot spell—but whether it be a thing of joy to the Carranza may tired leader reader is another ques- tion. ————0 Florida is not generally supposed to be a manufacturing State, and as a matter of fact that form of indus- try is yet in its infancy; but never- theless we have made an excellent start and it may ple to know that there are more than 5,000 manufacturing establishments of all kinds in this State, with a to- tal invested capital of ,000,0¢0, giving employment to nearly 90,000 annual people, drawing $42,000,000, The Gainesville Sun and News have both broken the of an ancient abuse, and, following the example of the T«'egram, an- nounce that cards of thanks in those papers hereafter must go out of the social courtesy columa and be raid for as other advertising, This sensible rule promises to spread to all the State papers, and, while it will make some enemies at the start, just that every- it as such in a another imposition Jasper shackles it is so obviously body will recognize short time and R i surprise some peo- | wages of | on the patient editor will have passed | to the limbo of innocuous disuetude, PRE ()i Criticism of the courts for weak and worse than weak administration of the criminal law, 15 by no means confined to Florida or other South- ern They have the same trouble North with their ma- States. at the chinery of justice and the following | from the Adrian (Michigan) Tele- gram probably indicates conditions in the Northern States generally as well as the Southern States: “As long as people permit delays, quibbling and sob-stuff in court rooms, more delay and technicalities in the supreme court, and a mushy pardon board to undo everything that is done, just so long will the human wolves and treers flourigh.” Do, The Inverness Chronicle comes to us with a new editor and owner. Walter Warnock has sold thep aper, Maior Butler has retired and Albert W. Butler is now editor and owner. We wish him abundant success and the first issue under his control is a good one; but neither he nor any other man can give to the Chronicle that unique individuality put upon it by dear old Major Butler, and right here and now we demand to know where the old man is and what he is doing and_if he has retired per- manently from “Florida journalism. The new editor is, we believe, a stranger to the State press gang, but he writes like a man who in- tended to makey good and we extend him the fraternal paw. But don't forget to tell us in the next issue of the Chronicle where the Major is and what he is doing. PECSEICERY Ty The Punta Gorda Herald is dis- gusted with the prevailing method among producers of packing the best of all fruits and vegetables in the top layer and putting the infer- for stuff underneath and wants a law enacted to correct the evil, It can’t be done. Statutes can't reach all the petty shortcomings, tricksand evasions of the human race and the best fruit at the top is but an ex- pression of the instinct in every man to put his best foot forward and show a good front to the world. We do it inevitably in all the affairs of life and while it may be intended to deceive, it is beyond the reach of legal regulation. We have enough laws in Florida now to keep us all guessing and confuse even the law- vers themselves, and we can get along without another statute added to the stupendous pile to penalize the enterprising fruit grower for putting his seducive speci- mens in the top laver. most | | | {instant but prompting us to t | tising when he seeks to secure an in- |inet, can I movement zealously THE EVENING TELEGRAM LAKELAND, FLA. JULY 18, 1914, It is hard to believe that Colonel H. L..Anderson of Jacksonville, Flor- | % ida’s leading Bull Mooser, has any- S: thing i view but sensational adver- |« junction to restrain the issuing of certificates to Democratic nominees in the June primaries for the al- giant Democracy this time, Colonel. Oiat LET US ALL PULL FOR HIM We are gad to see that two such strong and influential papers as the | Tampa Times and Ocala Star warmly endorse the suggestion of the Tele- gram that Judge W. A. Hocker, of Ocala, now of the Florida Supreme Grace Lutheran— street. W, and T7: liise | vices. First Methodist— Ley, At The Churches Tomorrow & All Saints— Tennessee avenue E. Pugh, and Orange Ppastor. Preaching services at 11 a. m. 30 p. m, Sunday school at 9:45 a. m. Myrtle Street Methodis'— fred e BodrBid Owing to the absence of the rec- tor of All Saints church, who will be there will be no ser- leged reason that the Bryan primary Sixth Sunday after Trinity. Epis- |at Plant City, law is unconstitutional. Those nom-|tle, Rom. 6:3-11; Matt. 5:20-26. vices on this Sunday. inees haven't been elected and Morning and evening worship at Sunday school will bg held as won't be until November, and while 11 and 7:30 respectively. usuakat 10 a. m. |we are not in the confidence of the Sunday school at 10 a. m. courts and feel painfully inadequate! The public is invited to worship |Dixieland Mefhodist— in putting the constitutional test to|with us. Sabbath school at $:45 a. m. the Bryan law, we feel fairly certain R Preaching at 11 a. m. that the nominees of the June pri- First Presbyterian— at 6:30 E\. m. mary are going to be elected in No- Tennessee avenue every Thursday | vember and that they are going 10 |and Lemon streets. W, S. Patterson, |night at 7:30. ‘;vt their certificates accordingly. |pastor: W. H. STEINMEYER, No Bull Moose pebble will trip the Pastor. a., m. Christian Endeavor at 6:30 p. m. Sabbath schoo]l at 9:45 Visitors are welcomed at all ser- Preaching at 7:30 p. m. Prayer service every night at 7: 30. South Kentucky avenue. pastor. Bible school at 9:45 a. m. John B. Free Methedist— Tuesday W. H. STEINMEYER, Pastor. m. evening Court, would make an admirable suc- Preaching at 11 a. m, by the pas- Preaching at 11 a. m. cessor to the late Justice Lurton of |tor, Sunday school at 3 p. T the Supreme Court of the United Senior League at 6:30 p. m. I’n»:u'l;ing at 7:30 p. m. States. A Southern lawyer willl Preaching at 7:30 p. m. by Rev. Prayermeeting Thursday probably be nominated for the place, Dy, J. F. Pickard. Subject, “The at 7:30. and while location should made a determining consideration in the matter, it should nevertheless have some influence, and Florida, an older member of the Union than a majority of the othpr States and never having had a representative on the Supreme bench or in the cab-! with entire justice insist | on recognition in this instance \\‘h«'n. she has a citzen of such conspicuous | W fitness as Judge Hoc The Tampa Times closes its strong endorsement of the judge with these words, the State press, the personal friends of Judge Hock- er and our congressional delezation will unite to press his name for the nomination: Ker. and we hope action | “There should be organized [ing a living, what disposition should ,sccured, and that she will be taken in the direction of presenting zm(l‘,m made of her cose hecame a prob- !there tomorrow. l,lmi“c, vt “.“”w o ‘h“,lw Hogker lem. The city has as yet no Ill'()—l Lakeland pe.ple will for this appointment., \We are sure vision for such e ; that our State delegation in both | houses of Congress will support the | and unitedly.” — [ | | DR. MONTAGUE GIVEN CORDIAL RECEPTION G®3¢aisadcs s e e [ @ Of his receni visit to Lakeland, Dr. | Montague, president of College Columbia has the following to say in | the Baptist Witness: \ “At Lakeland Dr. Nowlin z2ave up all his work and we walled and |talked wmiles ance hours. heing re- ceived weionsly and most helpfol- | [ly. Lakeland did nobly, giving nearly $900. Especially was 1 struck by the happy and bright welcome of dear Brother Griflin, who gave will {ingly and lareely, demurring not an The W. M. U. led by our accom plished si Mrs, Angell; the B. Y. P. U., whose president is Bro. oD whose Rogells; school, (0l IR cheerful- the Sunday stperintendent ig By Stevens, and gave ly. all gave “Our coming was managed by our excellent brother, D. H. Sloan. I say ‘our' as Senator Carson spoke in the Lakeland chureh Sunday morn- ing. |} ywhere our people are hearinz dly this distinzuished [ & layman, What a trustee is! blessing sneh a “Dr. Nowlin has ered his healtl vigorous, cheerful, and helpful It a1t pleasure to resume entirely Irecovs and he is was a our ion, interrupted for a his illness. “I met our time hy dear old Brother (ad- i H ; : # din. He was bright and lively, greeting with the werds. ‘Here's the : old crank (himself.)' " & & & i e B I» You will also know this store by the red lights which are shown at night, which signifes danger that hy entering this big s lial Y'.~ to separate from your monc y as you will see such values that vou \\'ilf be more than glad to change with the Co. re vou are ke the Kimbreuch ex- Sumnly 2840 gfiale fime—consider. Q) clect the pattern Lor Jour f uwucss. Eac g»Zo not be |\, MISS SKELLY TO BE People of Lakeland will recall the case of a8 taken very ill some weeks ago, jand who through funds obtained by the would regain a fair dezree of health and yet be be given a person in her condition. | hey | matter with those in charge of the filoul@'man sl o ) oIt time you change é;our mind cmd Shl{t r occupation you must re-learn and re-carn. Qutil gz: clecta _definite_course’ ¢ you must accept gmdaua ety ~Sticcessful mans-advice’ {o »da is “ To Save . dollar will staft ___%OurBank American State Ba: BE AN AMERICAN—ONE OF US. ay of Life.” Public cordially invited. All are cordially | | Epworth League between Main Prayer service GARDNER, WS Church Home and SENT TO CHURCH HOME AND HOSPITAL' fortunate lady cared for istitution. At first our who :turn»-(l down on the | grounds that lendowed and therefore car in all who may apply Miss Skelly, the lady Telegram from the hig-hearted people of Lakeland, has been nursed |kind offices of Mr. C. G. back to convglescence, although it|2er, whom we interested was supposed she could not live. |case, and who is always {After it became evident that she |worker in every good ca pleased to state that incapacitated from earn- Miss Skelly to the can | tunate lady, this noble charity locat The Telegram then took up the; Iy as they may be able. the institution invited. Pastor. [ ! Hospital, at Or- ‘Iandu, in the hope of having the un- by that in- request was very reasonable 1ot in a willin= admiss Home has been appreciate s, and there is this provision made for this un’or- |no way where permanent relief and they should remem- ed at Or- windo frequently and as substantial- [ ———— Euttmg the Price on Good Merchandise COME AND SEE Ladies’ Waists, 256 for, . Ladies” House Dresses, 81,00 and$1.33 Ladies” Underwear, and 33¢ for Ladies” Under Skirts, so¢ and $1.00 for. . . Ladies" Silk Drop SKirts, $2.50, for Children's Dresses, 50¢ and 03¢ for .., Children’s Dresses Stoo to $1.35 PIECE GOODS. Silk Ratine, 30 in wide, $1.00 value Silk Ratine 27 in. wide, 8¢ value Cotton Ratine, 30 in, wide s0¢ val Many good Values Come and See Bates, 19¢ 79¢ .19¢ ."‘lr‘ T SELLING OUT ALL MEN'S GOODS. Don't take my Word; Come and See for Yoursels, 81.50 and $2.00 Straw Ilats for 89¢ The Best Sox in Lakeland, 2 pr. for 35¢ 50¢ Four-in-Hand Ties, for 35¢ The Best 15¢ Collars, per dozen $1.00 Yours for Honest Merchandise, me‘a‘fi fobc YR —— ourOMoney” He you. ?rlng lHo RESOURCES $150,000.00 is not take Through the Memmin- | {o be a millionaire, this | | | | | I | | | | | 1 | p——— PAGE FOUR 2 2 i e —— e — P ~J =____________.___.______—.._____.\.._.__————————--—-'—‘___l B OB BSOSO FIB0S BB 1 SHIPIIIIIIIEIEEEIIIPIEIES EHPIIIIIIEEIIIINT FEITE 2 =FREE Extra pair trousers with each suit order. _ ONLY 13 MORE DAYS This Ofier Will Last OB OBOBP PR ODOPOBRO POEOD SRS u 0 D O PODODO 3 OB OB, Come and make your selec- ton, and get those extra trousers FREE. 1. 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