Lakeland Evening Telegram Newspaper, January 4, 1915, Page 4

The Evening Telegram ~ublished every afternoon from the Telegram Building, Lakeland, F.4. Entered in the postoflice at Lake- land, Florida, as mail second class. e M. F. HETHERINGTON, EDITOR = SUBSCRIPTION RATES. Jne pear AT 2ix moatn= ‘hree monuns Delivere any Himits of the City of Lakeland for 10 sents a week S ———————Y From the same office s Issued THE LAKELAND NEWS, = weekly newspaper giving a resume o local matters crop conditions, sounty affairs, etc. Sent anywkere )r $1.00 per vear. We mism which came with brightest, tion's written New Year's Day 1y put of several things oh ed cyc 1 the daily rope, Wi in the bricht plodding 1o we joice the the Mia out on New ful prediction: the na- splendid opti- Metropolis, Year's d re in of ui this piest that promise everywhere this ' We should ha as that in view year in liistory is the in sizns rd- it so ious to the nak . news from lu confidence of have much Bk hetie intuitions a the woman as opposed to of a mere man, he get real comfort from the fore cast of the Metropilis 0 the to =i [ It ing is merely wildest the 1 nited could put rope by me: her such mont should nation -, embarzo shut off xports to the warring s foodstufls, munitions of war, mules and goods, and thus erwise tarve and oth for the fight. is not cnon ont make it impos-ihle the combatants fine that the commere already by the resulting i widespread losg to this ¢ we to continne It reater part of our foreign seheme indeed 1 been war vty are now asked to mak. rifice complete by giving markets abroad entirvely up and in an industrial and commercial iso! lation as complete as that of Crusoe on his land. The proposition absurd. It is not our war; we didn't bring it on and it is not our business to end it. combatants alone can do that and our services can al- W be had an intermediating capacity. The proposition that we shoulq starve the warring nations into submission by starving our own commerce to death has the merit of originality but not of good sense or an intelligent rezard for our own in. terests. onr is in ————— The modern progressive woman has been thought to be an enthusi ast in favor of eugenics, the new science which ig supposed to give us better if fewer babies by imposing certain legal regulations and re-. strictions upon courtship and mar riage, but at the first lecislative congress of women in Illinois re. cently, after an exhaustive debate of the question eugenicg took the count and it was decided to “let the boys and girls make love and marry as they used to when I was a girl.” That is all right, perhaps, for great reforms move slowly and sometimes don’t move at all, but nevertheless eugenics will come again and claim its own. The millions of degener- ates, defectives and criminals in the world, most of them the helpless victim. of an unfortunate heredity, are conclusive proof that there was something wrong with the marriage mating that produced them, and it takes no deep scientific knowledge to understand that a better regulation of that mating would help correct the evil. KEugenies is simply the application of good sense and wise precaution to the most important thing in life, without interfering with the beautiful sentiment of gen< unine love as distinguisked from tem= porary infatuation; and the time coming when its just influence will be recognized, and as a consequence the world will have much les for jails, penitentiaries, insane lums, hospitals and poor houses. use s iy In the qu scholastic or intercolleg meet at the G Tampa, the ribune of that city mentions nearly important town aad city in Middle and South Florida as schools “which would most certainly send teams’ and, strangely enough, omits Lake. lanq from the list. Has our cit) vanished from the Tribune horizor Or does the Tribune not kno the Lakeland hig for its athleti letic team, whic away nearly all petition with s Lakeland i on ¢ 1,200 pupils in its high barring Jacksonville burg, stion of a e athletic considering every having w that schoo! is famou pirit and its ath st season carried onoers in com= irrcunding town s still map, with ool, and, and St. Peters= it leads in population the towns and cities me oned b the Tribune as likely to send teams to the proposeq meet at Tampa. The inad rtont any ¥ but v 1 to s¢ Le 1a the cities of South don’t take and 10 riter can f2il horizon wkh the Flo understand . a look 2rm} we of athle er~er to compete with any comers in manly sports yornesters and all 1 aof Bratification of parilla celebration in | of at our splendid schools The more we read about the pres- ent reign of hell in Europe the more we thank God for the Atlantic ocean and Woodrow Wilson. B Ocala mourns the death of one of »:t distinguished and venerat . >ns, General Henry W, Long, who died at his home near that city 1 ; night e a Con soldier, a strong factor af-. the State reconstruction a federal offi. Cleveland, the official head of the Masonic fraternity the Confederate Veterans, and in all things a good citizen and exemplar in publie and private life. He was one of the few remaining of a fast diminishing type his death will be widely regretted. ay te Lie war in rescuing from the mongrel harpies, a legislator, cial under State and of and e p o “START THE NEW YEAR RIGHT” Tnder the above caption the Or. lando Reporter Star, a newspaper edited with conspicuous thounzhtful- 15 the which puts aund clearness Ness, following with terse forcefulness ome modern truths which the mod_ ern incss man cannot afford to snore: “Some merchants start the wrong by cutting out their ad. vertisine, new the newspaper man Ihere LY new year is nothing in of any had any some experience who has experience. are who rezard adver ng as an expenditure rather tha The his busine-g advert than to realize investment man Ls unon ing as rather the estment an ex- the m well direct - time past left to The great st if it did s men o not spend ds of dollars an is or way hich ¢ advertisin The tment s is hen publications could not « not pay. Bu hundreds of the nually on advert their returns. sceing in print. They that No amounts to anything can exist fop long without advertis- It is a necessity of the time Reporter-Star asks its advert think the 2ood. Retrenchment is and ends frequently by lopping the advertising bill. John Wan amaker, whose success he attributed to advertising, followed the rule to increase his advertising when busi- ness was dullest., Dusiness is not go« ing to stop because the holidays are passed. Pecople have still to live. They will continue to buy food and clothes and furniture and building materials. Think it over, and in. crease your advrtising.” ot huginess ing Th ers to over for be - matter dir own -0 HUGO'S PROPHECY Out of the welter of wa where red riot, Frenchmen strive to destroy the legions of the German land, says the Fort Worth Record, s the memory of the prophecy of Victor Hugo, made before the French National Assembly at Bor- de , March, 1871, The occasion was the ratification of the prelimi - nary articles of peace with Germany, following the humiliation of Sedan. Hugo foretold how some day France would arise from her ashes and take revenge upon her foe. “Then,” he said, “France will suddeniy arouse herself. She will become formidable. She will regain Alsace and Lorraine. It it enough? o! No! She will capture—listen!-— Treves, Mainz, Cologne, Coblenz— and you shall hear France cry, ‘the clock strikes my hour! Germany, hear me! Am I thine enemy? No, I am thy sister! 1 have taken all from thee. 1 return all to thee upon one oge condition; that we shall no longer be a divided people; that we shall be one united family, one re. public. T will demolish my fortresses, thou thine—my vendetta is brother= hood. “‘No more frontier. mine and thine. me republic. The Rhine, We shall be the United States of Europe, we shall be the continental federation, we shall be the liberty of Europe. And now for we have ren— a reciprocated service. let us clasp hands dered cach Thou hast freed me from my emper= or. 1 will free thee from thine.” Did Victor of prophecy? Hugo possess the gift 0— NG WORDS COMFORTI Many a Lakeland Household Will Find Them So To have the pains and aches of a bad back removed-—to entirely dangerous uri. enough to make v grateful. The | following advice of one who has suf~ fered will prove comforting words to hundreds of Laneland readers. W. L. Fi 105 Vermont nue, Lakeland, s ered by having to get up at night, not being able to control the kidney The were contained sediment. back, be free from annoying nary disordoers, is {any nidney ave= both- sceretions. secretions discolored and I noticed soreness across my just over my kidneys. I got a supply of Doan’s Kidney Pills at Henley & {Henlev's Drue ! hesan tak Sto A them rprised enickly 1 nd befor and be like to tell Pi was cur abont Doan’s Kidney | Price 3oe, all dealer simply ask for Kidney Finger Co., Props., a kidney remedy Pills—the had Buffalo, Doan's same ster M N Mr for the simple | | names Father=fac Wo shall be the WAR DELAYS THEIR WEDDING Mis: Elizabeth Reid Rogers, a so Christiar of Hesse, nephew of the kai " his title to overcome imperial objectio { depends on the fortunes of war. NOTICE OF INTENTION 70 APPLY FOR LETTERS PATENT. reby under the 121h s Patent in | corpe Company the the office | given that the {uigned W @ Governor . on the Lames this the lith day of { Ao P PICKARD, Cox ERS COMPANY. sizned meorporators hereby as- | “ociate together for the purpose of e porated under the laws of the State of Florida with the following pro- posed Charte Article 1 name sald corporation shall be Pickard Brothers Company, and its principal place of business shall be lo- cated in Lakeland, Polk County, Florida, but it may establish branch 3 anywhere in be to conduct a buy, own, | therwise deal inand mortgay | sel nd otherwise dispose to creet houses and dispose of same; to own and citrus fruit groves ther for themselves or ings and and celtiva and ma whose engagement has been announced. e |subdivitia block for brounct Ay Ao n, With Coburn’s Minstrels, Auditor! Friday Night. now on Buy them early; 1700 Seats only fum sale. seats. | h STOP BUYING EXPENSIVE ) COUGH REMEDIES | ‘. ; | Make the Best at Home Money -pent for the old ready-made cough syrups in lioldinz on 2 to 2 very 1 wasted, bacause mos composed pricipally Yet them are sugar water. you hav if this money. ang the same price as it was all nay 'medicine. Stop wastir ciety belle of Washington, and Prince ser and a captain in the German navy, The prince says he will renounce cine ns to the marringe, the date for which Your can make a better counzh medi fifth & at Merely Henley Drug Store and ask for of Schiffmann’s Expeetoran Mix at one 2o to ounces s | (S0 worth) centrated pint of wiated of boilir wer full il pint a pint (¢ , ple ranteed to rclieve Als makes 2 new, surd nrop aced in e Lot 1, block brox hoarse and whoopiy One hot home-made couzh medicine to prol ably last the whole family the eniir Children like it, it pleasant take and it po-itivers coutains no chloroform, ovium, mor- AL, nRSORBOA AR th Hron rty of Un- |phine or other narcotics as do most known and embraced In cortificzte {congh mixtures. Keep it on hand in No. 74. i ney Begin . W.ocorner of NEI-4 | coueh before it gets a firm hold. Ihe u‘i\nm,“s i {above druggist hag been authorized t to return the money in every single ¢ii'a where it does not give perfect sutisfaction or is not found the best used. Absolutely no in buying this remedy positive guarantea, SW_1-4 of SW R east, nown winter. is and emb S 1-2 of NW NW 1-1 24 to See. ni, 2808 L. case of emerg and stop cach of i 4 chains and NW 1-4 5. t. as as and embraced in certificate No. 1-4 of N 1. Bps 24 cast, the prop- in remedy ever risk is run under this .24 east, a Unknown, ate No. 1 . lot 'p essd as the prop and embraced in cer- 92, (or £ 1-2 of NW 1-4), . R 24 east, ascessed Unkrnown and cm- f S. R east, asscsscd as the prop- others; o buy, sell and deal In all kinds of citrus fruit and arm - products; o own l..u.n operate stock fatms; to act s general commission merchants ; to manufacture into lflll' finished preduct any and all Kinds of raw, al; to own, operare and conduct hotels, packing houss and warehouses ; to borrow and loan money ; to own and operate | wholesale and refail stores for the purpose of disposing of any and all kinds of per- sonal property; and to do auy and all such are imate and not prohibited by State of Florida and this ount of e v shall S ($23,000.00), into two hundred and fifty (230) shares of the par valwe of ono hundred dollars ($100.00) each, to be paid for in cash or in labor es at a just and r valuation Board of Dirs it el E meeting. Art The term f ich this corpo- ration shall exist shall be ninety-nine (99) years, Article tion shal oftle S stock of be twenty-five to be divided to The business of this corpora- onducted by the following President; a Vice-Presldent; a tary and Treasurer, nd a Board of Dircctors, composed of not_less than three (3) nor more than seven (7) memvers; and such other officers as may from time to time be deemed necessary by the Board of Directors. The oficers of sald corporation shall be clected annually, to serve ror a term of one (1) year, by the stockholders of the corporation, at an_election to be held on lthe Tast Monddy in Decomber of each year. The following persons shall be the of this corporation and conduct the business thereof until those elected at the first annual meeting of the stockholders shall be elected and qualifi : ent; G. K, | Pickard, Vie . Pickard, See- | retary- 8, Cox; G. | E Pl . E. Pickard, | and Article 6. ness or i officers Kl The highest amount of indebt bility to which this corpora can at any time subject itself shall be lundred thousand dollars ($100,000.00) Article 7. The names and residences the subse & incorporators and the amo stock subscribed for by each are e | Residence Park Rapids, Minn d Maine Lakeland. FI; Cokato, Minn, Lakeland, Fla., WHERSOF, the porators hay » sel their seals this 16th day of November, PICK Shares v (50) (50) (50) (30} Fifty Fifty Fifty Fifty (50) satd r- hands and 1914 PEOEOTH Pickard, IN WITY . PICKARD, B PICKAL . F. PICKARD, STATE OF FLORIDA POLK COUNTY, Before me, the undersigned sonally appeared A. F. Pickard, 1. ¥ N, Cox, to me well known to acknowicdged to me that t s described in and who exe Prop. Charte Pickard Brothers ceuted the the and purposes therein set forth and_expressed (Real) PAVID O ROGERS Notary sion_expires May 16, MINNESOTA WERIGHT, the G. awthority ame uses ublic My 1916 STATE COUNTY commi oM OF undersigned authori 2. Pickard person described preposed Charter of mpany, and therein who exe I rd Rrothers Cq rowled, o for the forth and e — ELECTRIC 959+ exe uses ex- PETERSON right Co. Minn May 1, 1919 Puh epires STATE MAINE NTY OF CUMBERLAND, con undersigned authority, per. e well in_and Charter of Pick- wd acknowledged to same for the forth and s L b uses ex- Notary Public My commission expires April 18, 1919, LICATION FOR JER SUCTION {88y, UX OF CHAPTER FLORIDA. Noti LAwS oF is hercby eiven th ARDS, purchaser numbers 24, 191 192 101N N 32, 93, = 239, dated the 5th day of 1912, has filed said in my office. and has tion for tax deed to cordance with law. Said i iy D erty of Unknown and embraced in ced incertificate 2 : Lot block (', revised Dixieland, See. 19, Tp. 28 8., R. sed as the propert and embraced in cortificate id certificates ghall be redeemed according to law, tax deed will issue thereon on the 21st day of December, A, D. 1914, WITNESS my oflicial signature ond geal this the 16th day of Novem- ber, A. D, 1914 JOHINSON, Polk County, 3274 3, map of 9 4 . block €, revised Dixieland, See. 15, Tp 28 S.. R. 2 cast, assessed as the propertv of Un- known and embraced in certificate No. 241, SI? 1-4 of NW 1-4 Sec. 32 Tp. 27 map of R. 2 Clerk Cireuit Court TFlorida. PPPPEPPPSPP0IDIPPPPOOBBDD SPFLEPRSEPEPINESSEIPERERTD, Roast Beef per pound ... ......... .....ucg Sausage, 2 pounds for .... .. cieevuiieoa. 28C Round Steak, per pound ........ Loin Steak, per pound ......e000vus o Chuck Steak per pound ..... ... ... .12 1-2¢ & Stew Beef, per pound . .. ... 8¢ and 10¢ Pork Chops, per pound .. R e Pork Ham, per pound ..... Pork Stew, per pound .. Prices On All Mezts ————————————————————————————— Get my Prices on Groceries, Fruit, Vegetables and Produce They are always fresh and best quality. Satisfaction J. D. MCLeod Guaranteed Grocery and Meat Market. Phone 273-Re § 214 Main Stree LAKELAND, FLA. S HBPDPHHPDHOTBBBOBBBDD DD S o g»o-smvo@m OEOE Prompt Delivery sosoaosa ELECTRIC oee o LOBOBO OPOPOSC 0 We will Move January 1st to the Kibler Hotel Annex POPOL o 0RO Our New Store wi.l be the Finest Electrical Store in Florida FLORICA ELEGTRIC AND MACHINERY GO, THE ELECTRIC STORE Phone 46 307 E. Main St. SOFOFOLOBO B0 PO ELECTR'C COFTIEESIOFOSOPOFNT0S —_— e “Don’t fail to see us” vy before having your Electrical work done. We can s “ Ave you money and give you better stuff’* than you have been getting, and for a’litt’e Jess money. T CARDWELL, Electrical Contractor EVERYTHING ELECTRICAL PHONE 233 West Main Streat and New York Avenue R L S L R T Y + S0 QEQDOBRP0T QB POPOBCBOP0, bottles | Con- 1 the sosnen J1ULIITI o SOPOSGRORO GO OEONO F OO B PO this | sugar | An | Begin the New Year RIGHT Wear Our Stylish and Correct Fitting Shoes If it is STYLE and COMFOR' you want COME to US. Introduce your Feet to CORRFCT Fittiag Shoc. Our SHOE REPARIRING DEPART- MENT is in charge of an EXPERT. All work done NEATLY and PROMPTLY. OUICK SERVICE our specialty. work CALLED for and DELIERED. s A S D P 2 2 B N 2 DUTTON-HARRIS (OMPANY | Phone 358 Blue Shoes that Pleas OHGEGDGROTUD POFOTOBOPOPAT GO THE RAYS OF VISION are distorteq where the glas not just right. The glasse fer are those which will cor rors and strengthen the sigh: and have your eyes examin«d Your sight is yo precious possession and aiford to neglect it. Wea do our own lense g have your glasses they fitted elsewhere duplicate them. COLE & HULL Jewelers and Optometrists, L: should be. were ORDINANCE NO. 180 Ordinance repealing Ordinance numbered NOIICE 179 of the City of Lakeland, same being an Ordinance fixing the details of bonds and dinance numbere and the same is hereby repealed in toto. I 1ssed by the Board of Commis ular meeting of the Board of Commission- ors day of bond issues of the City of Lake- the State of Florida, and for which ty might levy a tax sufficient to to accrue thereon and to king fund for the payment of The annual meeting of th holders of the State Bank « land will be held at its bank fice in TLakeland on Tuesdar, 12, 1915, at 10 o’clock a. m the election of officers anq Ll action of any business proper come before said meeting. n IT ORDAINED by the Board of Com- mers of the City of Lakeland, that Or- of the City of Lakeland 0. M. Eaton, hereby certify that the fore- Ordinance, numbered 180, was regularly ners at a of the City of of December . and on the second 1914, o e A TON E. 0. FLOOD, Pres Attest n | | T. SWATTS, Clerk 3500 | Dec. 12th, 1914. Must Little Homeless Children Suffer In Florida? WE DO NOT BELIEVE that the good people of Flor- ida realize that there are right now in our State Hundreds of little children in real need—some absolutely homeless— that just must be cared for. We feel sure—that they do not know that there are hun- dreds of worthy mothers in Florida who are just struggling to keep their little ones alive—and at home. We just cannot believe—that with these facts true—ant every orphanage in Florida crowded to the doors—that the people of Florida will let our great work which has carei for 850 of these little ones this year alone—go down for lack of funds to keep it up. Your immediate help—is greatly needed—right now—Please send what you can to-day—t¢ R. V. Covington, Treasurer of The Children’s Home Society of Florida Florida’s Greatest Charity 361 St. James Bldg. JACKSONVILLE, FLA Fresh Eggs Fresh Fruit Fresh Vegetables Fresh Meats FRESH BUTTER--In fact everything is Fresh at our Store except our accommodating force of Clerks We wish our Friends a Happy New Year and Solicit their Business oo Edmonson & Mills THE BIGIPURE FOOD STORE AND MARKET PHONE 93-279 \ T ————————