Lakeland Evening Telegram Newspaper, December 10, 1914, Page 4

THE EVENING TALEGRAM, LAKELANL, FLA., DEC. 10, 1914. : ! ———_fim————_——-——.&_—_—w The Evening Telegram Fubhsh«u every mternoon from thre Telegram Building, Lakeland, F.4. Entered in the postoffice at Laxe- land, Florida, as mail matter of the second class. We agree with the Tampa Times that somebody ought to suppress Congressman Henry of Texas, whose calamity howl about the price of cotton, combined with his incessant, | though futile, efforts to induce the government to finance the cotton crop, is putting his constituents in EPBPOBPPPPIBPBRPOBDOGDBPHDD OFFICIAL WEATHER REPORT B e B i B o o o BB G P T Botingy Tampa, Dec. 10.—For Tampa ana vicinity: Fair, slightly colder to- ACTORS’ FUND BENEFIT 10.—A benefit actors’ fund New York, Oec. performance for the will be given this afternoon at Daly’s theater. Fifteen different artists will participate, giving sec- tions from their plays, including l Edison Fountain Pepg! % This Pen gives satisfaction. Guarantw night. Possibly light frost in ex- 5 Rk P b 4 4 ik M. F. HETHERINGTON, EDITOR.|the attitude of clamorous beggars. | posed places. Fiidaf‘ fair. Grace Valentine :)llaymg Y[::;u:];:'u @ for twelve months. One hundreq ang | e It Is not the business of government| For Florida: Generally fair to-|\Willard Mack, LR e e forty-four Pens to select from. . TR ERS i to regulate prices nor to go into the: night and Friday. Frost in north [and others. Notwithstan ng‘ % & SUBSCRIPTION RATES. | business of lending money on the se_|and interior of central portions to- |hard times there has been prgct-xca *:g: f $2 50 t $l LRI P R curity of cotton, corn, wheat, hogs, | nisht. 1y the usual advance sale of tickets. 2 Value’ rom 3 0 0.00 l'lx moacn® or mules. That populistic notion| ings for the east gulf and South y The %jfi: ;‘ bree mon.os 4 died very dead many years ago and | atlantic: Moderate northwest. Baltimore, Md., Dec. 10.—T @ ; 3 Delivered anywiere within the the Populist party died with it. General Weather Condition course of lectures begun this fall A Christmas Holly Box lmits of the City of Lakeland for 10 ., . 4, o horoeratic party would die Theel]l:“ prese;u:rar:al.l whichs was | at the opening of the schools for re- sents a week if it went into that line of legisla-,ofi the South Atlantic coast Wednes- | lizious rally by the Baltimore Train. with each Pen b ting to boost prices to suit special | day morning, has moved eastward |ing School for Sunday :\"'11001 Work.- i From the same office I8 Issued classes. The cotton grower must lover the ocean. Rain or snow has |ers at the (en-tra}l \f)uns Men's | : d ; : ey bear hig share of the hard times and | {fallen during the past twenty-four Christian Association closed today. The name is sufficnent. TilE LARELAND NLWS, |low prices resulting from the Euro. lhour, over the middle and Nortn|The work was greatly extended a‘nd ,! » ®cekly rewspaper ziving a resume | Pean war like the rest of us, and|. . yie States, and scattered show- [many converts made, also p]d’;srxzr Let us show you b v local matters croo eonditions, [MT. Henry's pans Htugnis’ jshould,i g have occurred over southern |continuing the work on a larg rounty aftairs, etc. Sent anyw.'srnl"'"" him by his cou%tail and J'O'fl\' (Florida. Snow! has'Tatlan generally | scale each I_\'j-ar. All denominations . v $1.00 per vear. ’hun down :xsl a vocalist whose dis- jover the lake region, Ohio, middle took an active part. fi g cordant notes had become a nuis- I Missis:ippi and lower Missouri. val- _— ; . ol ol s L tl(x}s. The high pressure area which (N0 WAR TAX ON STAITE, s! t suffrage eateway to Florlda. The T was central over Manitoba Wednes- COUVHY OR CIrY BOND Phone 136 € fine old city did herself proud in the Since the letter to the public by iy At e e p way she received and entertatned the the State railroad commission in an. ‘»5‘ : lr‘l; L e g onlando) /Des. | 1D & State; county l C .' ladies of that cult in their State swer to the complaint of susp(-ndedi"f"" "]” “'ml B u / .as “") and municipal bond: arc exempt General Offlce Supp y ompan‘ convention there this week. '.\‘o:n;l..'t':lih'n:ul train service in some cases, “7”“”11-‘7‘1"‘1 in intensity. .II”“SS“!‘“ from. any contribuiion to the “..drl suffrage scems to be “en the way™ there seems to have been a 1’;.]”;1«:;rnntinnw low on the Pacific coast tax. according to a telegram re. all over the country, and it has ap- ©ff in the volume of criticism. Of ;and rain i- reported over central ceived here by County Clerk B. B. | parently - sclected the Pensacoia fCourse the man inconvenienced by a ' California. Robinson from Comptroiler W. V. ! SRR R route in its invasion of Florida. And suspended train, like the man in_| Temperatures have fallen over the Knott. The informaticn was given ! s e The Kinz of Eng g this is strance, :m»..\"."nrn we m"'"m.“"‘.“,i:"i‘,l:id,,,lf“ ‘1"‘1"'”'I}l‘.;?l""":"‘)"l“):l" Mississippi, lower Missouri 'und Ohio | comptroller Knott by ""’““"“I"" :)llml),lll._ lw‘ultll”all oml;usiaslic ud\'o-vcousin of both th Al gy S B ‘\ ”“”.“:l” i -“,_‘ l 4 l:;'lfh agnifi w ll (> g NIRRT G T TN S .{"\"“m. I,L .“dfh? :(“ ‘ c:te of a definite and generous gn"-l('zm‘ of Russia. of the commonwealth from which tine of his life, magnifies his ego! ,under the influence of the mnorth- and the Comptroller transmitted the crnmental poliey recarding the wa-! J the progressive pracession in most 1n..<t.'mll_\'.lmukt-- h"fhtn .xh.- biyol jwestern high pressure area. Frost|comforting assurance to Clerk Rob- ;(-1' "1\\"01' [h‘..«ouml‘\' :in(l of an:(.mr’ the Empre s ! ; things generally start out. o mm‘j.m‘ Aangi ””m_) “,”“,n‘ 1is reported at Thomasville, Ga.,|inson, as follews: Tallahas-ee, Flu..' ."I‘im'“‘}“ri\(‘l._ and h;n‘h;)rs. bill rath- ter of Dowazer Qu N """" 2 = i”m' e .“flh"”.“l T]ml.ml‘km e ‘with a minimum of 38 derrees and | Dec. 9. B. M. Robinson, ch»rk”UI 4 th:;n a biennial or a triennial while the mother of oot g oo T l.nn-s"“:’f-‘ ot “-I ooy “Mt' :l"‘l' ' MH'IJ"L at Pensacoln with a minimum of 40 :”” '“ b oourE Oringo; Fl:\ : lhv h:ll which was customary previous Kaiser was a sister of 11, 3 side ake hi- home in Florida. |desting 4 ¢ L iR ent of internal 10, i t“l.r:r:)::nmsl”,l“ R |suited his convenience. The com- perature extends into south eentral i.'“"““m. Ir:xl:lJ!:|l.:lmils:1]l"d LiREe s i i ; Not to be critical, but just to get mission simply deelines to exercise Texas. Temperatures over Montana iml'ui‘nl h‘lllill‘ of State, county and it right, we remind our contempor- its authority tu.rmnpnl a railroad :and ?\'_\'fnnin_z :n.'u.nnt qnin‘b n lfl‘\\': nmni‘('ill:ll e ary that the gentleman referred to company to continue to run a par- and it is warminZ up over the [tax. —LIEWIS, Collector.” Please 9 is not the famous Confederate com. _n(n]‘n train it is losing money on plateaun region. g‘i;-rl this publicity.—W. V. Knott, 6 mander. The latter died many years every trip for wgnt of patronage. Indications are that the high m."s—'<'nmplr0ilf'r i 6 azo in Memphis, and it is his grand-' Anyway, the suspension is doubtless sure area now over the Dakotas will | u _‘g A 0 son of the same name who now pro-, temporary and the abandoned train|gdvance slowly southeastward. It | & Beau"fy vour lawn poses to make his home in Florida. l'“'i” be put back when travel be- il cau:e fair, slightly colder | JADIES' RIVERS AND ? [} [ He gets his title as general from the comes normal again. weather in the vicinity of Tampa to- HARBORS DAY g ‘( fact that he is the commander-in_; TN AT night, and ligkt frost is possible in R ek Lft us te" you how’ chief of the Sons of Confederate ' AND DEAF IN FINE SHAPE |cxposed places. Over northern Flor-| Washington, Dec. 10.—At the Veterans. was a mighty useful citizen in peace as well as war, and after the sur- render he was a successful railroad builder and general developer. If his grandson rung true to type he will be a valuable man for Florida. s e O i His famous grandfather' St. Augustine, I)r-r-. 10.—Men. bers of the board of control, in con- nection with the meeting held in St. Augustine, paid an official visit to the Florida State School for the Dea? and Blind in company with Presi- dent A. H. Walker. The inspection The State, up at Jacksonville, re- trip was thorough and the State of- proaches the Times-Unlon persistent hostility to the for its , ficials also inspected the new laun-| Demo. | dry building which is Deing erected. cratic administration, while profess_ {All members of the board were de- ing to be a Democratic paper. Times-Union is doubtless one those peculiar but necessary paper organisms which drop news_: in- The lighgted with the new building and of also with conditions as they found them in the main buildings. The school is now well along in the scho_ evitably into opposition agoin:t the lastic year and excellent progress is powers that be. the government, charging one of the most functions of journalism. usefun | We hm.(,iulty Is making excellent progress in . It is always “agin being made by the children of alt * more critical than ' 8&rades both in the deaf and blind constructive, and in this it is dis-,K departments. ported among the pupils and the fac_ been reading the Times-Union for classwork. many years and have long ago ceased to reproach it or to be sur- prised at anything we see on its editorial page. 'It is always able and scholarly, indifferent to crit. HORSES FOR WAR Birmingham, Ala. Dec. 10.— clsm and goes stolidly on its way | MOXle Fies of Fies & Son, this city, like some great automatic monster, has been shipping 100 horses week- perfectly adjusted to its groove and ly for export to the Allies for the no more to be deflected from its past month. The cash received for Excellent health is re- | comparative success of the planes and Zeppelins in the present European life and death struggle. !have but little praise for the ponder- ous and unwieldy *“‘Zep' as compared to the little anq agile been shown to be wholly insignifi- cant in its power of destruction, and is no longer the dreaded thing it ,away his life can always ram and destroy any airship. The speed and {manoeuvering of the ‘‘aero” makes it much more useful for reconnoiter- ing and all other uses for which air- craft have been found available in fie present conflict. The great duty which the aeronaut can perform is to spy out the enemy's position, and in doing this he is no doubt render- ing signal service. For this the aero- jplane is far superior, costs but a } i f 3 ic v Z ] course than the locomotive from its|the same has acgregated $150,000 |trifle of the price of the Zeppelin rails. Pins, arrows, bullets, shells, schrapnel and all the other devices of attack, destruction and death used in modern newspaper warfare rebound from the impenetrable hide of the T.-U. without any visible effect and there is no fun whatever in assailing that kind of an adver- sary. It is a mere waste of ammuni- tion. Y S jWe note that the pastors in Kis, simmee are agitating for the estab: [\ lishing in Florida of what they call “a clean daily State ' newspaper,” which, to meet their requirements, must not issue a Sunday edition, nor insert liquor advertising, print the sermons of the so-called Pastor Russell, and whicn is friendly to the cause of prohibitlon. Gentle- men of the Kissimmee Ministerial Association, you need agitate no further. Your quest is at an end ere it is well begun, for we have the honor to inform you that the Lake- land Daily Telegram is precisely the kind of goods you have fully de-liquor-adized, Russellized, warmly cause of prohibition, issued on Sunday, abounding virtues not specified in your bill of particulars. We court inspection and challenge investization, and when these Kissimmee ministers are fully satisfied ag to the impeceability of this paper we call upon them to boost for us right along with their' congregations a truly good and great moral orzan, absolutely free from all forms of germs or bacilli deleterious to moral or spiritual health, with every issue fresh from a prophylactic bath, so to speak, and perfectly safe to take into the most | fastidious and exacting homes in the specified, de-Pastor attached to the not printed nor and richly I | in many other merits and | er, {the Kidney | they State. Ours is the right shop and we've got the goods to prove it. Come across, brethren. up to the time of the close of Mr. Feis’ contract today. that the exports will cripple supply in the South. This country has had an almost unlimited supply of horses and mules because of the encroachment of the automobile ana the fact that it has carrred an excess of horses and mules for some time. The London General Omnibus Co. | hys established a school of languages here linguists are made who are to be stationed along the routes of the company's lines for the purpose of giving information to such of the patrong of the lines wno are unable Nor 1 to speak English. DEEDS, NOT WORDS Lakeland People Have Absolute Proof of Deeds at Home It's not words but deeds that prove true merit, The deeds of Doan's Kidney Pills, | For Lakeland Kkiduney sufferers, Have made their local reputation. Proof lie: in tha testimony of | Lakeland people. h E. C. Eades, Bay aotor and build- and lowa streets, Lakeland, says: ! had lame and aching back and pains across my Kkidneys. The kidney action was irregular and secretions were unnatur- al. Doan's Kidney Pills brought me prompt relief. T have used them oc- | casionally since when being annoyed | by backache and weak kidneys and! have acted as represented. T! still think as highly of Doan's Kid-! ney Pills now as when T publiely en- dorsed them some years ago. Tho benefit 1 got has been permanent. Price 50c, at all dealers. Don't| [&s a 'simply ask for a kidney remedy—get Doan’s Kidney Pills—the same that 'Mr. Eades had. Foster-Milburn Co., | ' Props., Buffalo, N. Y. land Society of New York will hold | and is much more easily transported. It is feared,The former has proved a pronounced the |Success, while the latter has proved a hopelesg failure. PEACE LECTURES New York, Dec. 10.—Dr. John Bassett Moore, late counselor of the State department, will speak on “the past and present relations of the United States to the American re- publics” at Aeolian hall tonight, un- der the auspices of the New York Peace Society. Ex-President Taft gave a series of lectures last winter under the auspices of this society and far greater interest attaches to its work because of the European war and discussion of the need of greater preparedness for war in this country. MARYLAND SOCIETY ANNUAL DINNER New York. Dec. 10, —The Mary- their annual dinner and reception at | the Plaza Hotel. Many persons prominent in State and national af- Maryland fairs native of present. will be | is all paint—no adulteration what- | ever. Costs no more per gallon and | {MUCH LESS per job than the other | kinds. TRY IT and you will use no other. For Sale By Lakeland, Fla. MODEL HARDWARE CO. Much interest has centered in the | aero- | | Technical experts who have Kept tab . “aero.” The | bomb dropping of the Zeppelin has | was—a daring pilot willing to throw ida, and over the interior of central’'evening session of the Xnflon:.ll Riv. |l<‘l0rida, there will be frost. Friday |{ers and Harborg convention in this { will be fair, continued coo!l. |eity this evening has been desig- Eioie L nated as “Ladies’ Night,” and Mrs. Sarah Willard Strout, of Portland, ZEPPELINS A FAILURE Me., and Mrs. William Cummings | Storey of New York city will address {the convention, while Mr. Otis B. Kent of this city will deliver an il- lustrated lecture on “picturesque | waterways of Europe.” The members of the Congress today evinced a dis- position not to be intimidated by the existing opposition to waterways im- Senator Ransdall, of | Louisiana, president of the organi- | provement . Our Store is Too Small_ For us to keep all our Christmas Stock properly displayed at one time Just now we are giving Special Attention to our beautiful Line of Christmas Decorations Booklets Cards Tags, Seals, etc. BROPBHBED HRbDPREDIBHHPOPDDEDDDRB DR It is best to make your selection while the Stock is Fresh and Complete The Book Store SRR | Little it will cost. Lakeland Paving and Construction Comp 2 $QOPPBERLOPOBOBOS g The Lakeland t Steam Laundry y S anitary mmnc 1 ; No disease germs can live in Clothing that are sen , us, and we are Careful in the Laundrying, not to Dan o the Garment. | If you send your Clothing to US, it will not only L Clean and Pure, but IT WILL BE SO. : Our wagons cover the entire City. If you haw package you are anxious to get to the Laundry befortf: wagon comes around, Phone us, and let us show you': soon the Boy will be there for it. PHONE 13 m«-m ISTH e O #OEODOLIHLOSOPOSC l SISO POSOLOIIIRIPODO 1 020 i Knock Out The High Cost of Livin; By Trading with us, and getting 1he Bt and Purest Groceries at Prices Jike ke 15 pounds Sugar 24 pounds Flour .......... 24 pounds Pillsbury Flour 10 pounds S D Lard .... 4 pounds S D Lard ...., 10 pounds Cottolene 4 pounds Cottolene 2-pound can Tomatoes, 2 for % z-pound can Vi ictory Corn ..... & Good Ground Coffee, per pound 7 Family size Cream Bacon, per pound B PRBBEORDHDH