Lakeland Evening Telegram Newspaper, March 11, 1915, Page 5

"D YOTES T0 BE GIVEN Atasadd 000 children n Wed - ksville, th with McKay, coupons. in addition, all one, thousand votes » pastor arch, has Bliver the meement | \. 5 special inducement, testant selling the largest numharifrlendl here. e of tickets will receive half a million i tor at Fulton, Paducah and Louis- extra votes and the lady selling the ville. ‘reception ht the vings Intil Fri. when it Rogers the next larzest number votes. All tickets must tors’ Association. _wite and for ON BASEBLL TIAETS SOLD BY CONTESTANTS The guarantors of the Louisville baseball expense fund have joined the co operative voting contest and:church grows in interest with each will issue checks good for contelt,pmlng service. These checks will be ex-|also growing. changed for the contest coupons, at | Wallace Wear, has the rate of one thousand for a fifty.: preaching during the absence of Dr. cent ticktt, at the drug stores. M. E. Dodd, who-has been detained contestants on account of the death of a mem- who sell these tickets will receive ber of his church at Shreveport, La., ,but a telegram read before the con- ticket they may sell, which tickets gregaton last night assured inly be procured at the office of the ' that he would arrive some today. secretary of the Board of Trade now. every the con will re- €| ceive one quarter of a million extra be ob. tained from and all moneys paid to i the secretary of the Board of Trade, who is the treasurer of the Guaran 5000 Society. Wright_King Wedding druggist, ker, both | friends of P city look- lof locating e gentle.!to Mr. Alono Church Friends in this city have received the following announcement: Mr. and Mrs. George J. King have the pleasure of announcing the mar- riage of their daughter, Nellie Irene, Wright on with the | Wednesday, the 1th day of March, It is by far | 1915, Bloomfleld, Fla. At home, 107 hey have West will be Fla. here and | ub . Magnolia street, Lakeland, BOOK PARTY. ; .. | Mrs Carl Wilson entertained Roderick the members of the roock club teland to and a few invited guests yester- day afternoon in a very delight- : ful manner at her home on Lime Street. This pretty home made {an ideal place for such a pleas- ant party, and a very interest- ing game was played to the ac- ® companiment of merry sation, Miss Gladys U nuts fesbyterian ay morn- score. Those P. Wilson, Galloway, , of Phil- l the guest . Young, ‘the presi- ' Pen Co, Lakeland t enamored pome back F .. bradbury, DT GETS Jones, J. C. Owens, M vain, Tweedell, on, w 1 b Lakeland t sands when not fear and on h upon irot Wathen scribes sked the to take at they il he took it. And D Wilson, F yer, Tampa, Creal Louisville, Ky.; Roles, Tampa, Fla.; Brooks, N. Y.; J. murry, Tampa, Lawton, Atlanta, Ga.; Jenkins, New Orleans, H. Dunker, N. Y.; A. , the same nd as he Father so- Wilson - score and assisted Mrs. son n serving the dainty refresh-{has brought him $25 a ton, or ments of nut custard, cake and S150 per ¢ Mrs. Waring made -high- | count of the expense of produc- playing were dames J. W. Buchanan, Jr, J. Melton, Hampton, T. L. Wairng, Tampa, Fla.; Knight, Atlanta, Ga.; Geo. M. Wells, Jacksonville, Fla.; T. W. Mitchell,, Jacksonville, Fla.; A. O. Turner, Tampa, Fla.; E. Fla.; conver- kept Grether, and Carl KIBLER HOTEL ARRIVALS . W. VanWagner, N. Y.; M. Boston, Jcierson Thomas, Jacksonville, «la.; J. F. Jenkins, Atlanta, Ga.; J. Blair, Washington, D. C.; Austin, Lynchburg, . D. McLin, Birmingham, Ala ; weo. A, Drifftll, Atalnta, Ga.; R. L.yles, Baltimore, Md.; Geo. (. Morrison, Toledo, Ohio; E. . West, Atlanta, Ga.; Mass.; W. W, L W. C. J. P. W. M. A. N. McEI- G. A. H. P A. Cor- e Skip-|win and wife, Pontiac, Mich.; J. ] i P Felt, Eustic, id the Pol. Douglas, t but flat-| Geo. S. Watson, N. Y. Fla.; the only at talks Bse for the els.—Geo. Herald. th Pinch, City; Atlanta, Tampa, A8 Jacksonville, ; C. ! Thrash, Cincinnati, Ohio.; | Bixon, Philadelphia, Pa.; O. B.IN. Y.; Mr. and Mrs. BLightfoot. Poyce, Boston, AFla.; W. I. A Ennis, Gerner, Tampa, Fla.; Mr. and Mrs. M. Glanton, LaGrange, Ga. Wil- Mes- Va; RENVAL AT ST © BAPTT CHURCH ~ LARGEY ATTEMID The revival at the First Baptist The attendance is The _pastor, Rev. béen doing the (By George Biggers, Sporting Edi- tor of The Louisvilie Herald.) The Colonels had little difficulty in waloping the Elks out on Tea-' spoon Hill yesterday afternoon by the score of 27 to 3. The game was called at the end of the seventh round for if it had gone the full al- | lotment of nine spasms they would be playing yet. The Elks' ranks were augumented | by three Colonels, Crossin, Callahan and Middleton. These three boys donned the spangles of the Elks and !the uniforms fit them like the paper {on the wall. 1f they had ever| stooped over the game would have Mr. Martin is assistant to the pas.|peen stopped right then and there. | tor of the First Baptist church of Verigan's twisters met with the | Tompa, Dr. C. W. Duke, and is a approval of the Colonels for thsy] brother of Dr. T. T. Martin, who!knoeled them forty ways for Sun - is so pleasantly remembered in !Ml'd.y and then some. Pinch went in; city, having conducted a very suc-|in a pinch and they nearly knocked cessful meeting here during the pas.|the uniform off of him. The Col - torate of Dr. W. D. Nowlin. | onels collected sixteen hits, eight of The placards announcing the Which were three baggers. The Col-! meetings are in the windows of the ' onels also stole six bases, Daniels business houses. The meetings will getting three of that number. be held in the park in the after Probably the feature of the game | noons at 3 o'clock beginning to- Was the work of Lime in right field morrow. At is expected that this for the Elks. Lime never got out service will be flargely attended as Of @ walk all afternoonand in one or it will be a departure from the plan tWO instances got within twenty of revivals held in the past. The feet of balls that were knocked in meetings at the church will be held his direction. Lime did all he could each evening at 7:30. to help the Colonels and for this they are very grateful. | Only one of the regular Elks made a hit and he was Rivers. This gen. i tleman also distinguished himself in the second round by tagging Topsy , Platte with the ball right in the mouth, thereby separating Platte from a gold inlay which had previ- ously resided in a front tooth. Platte spent spent a good portion of the afternoon around third base looking for the gold but was un. successful . Crosesin, playing with the them Dr. Dodd fs anogher Kentucky preacher and will find many of his He has served a pas- But for two years or more he has been pastorof one of the strongest churches in the south. Mr. Howard Martin, evangelist- singer, arrived from Tampa last night and conducted the music to the delight of all ‘who heard him. RICE HAY CROP A PAYING SUCCESS Mr. John J. Jameson has for- ty acres of land at Murdock on the C. H. & N. railway, and last season he had his land planted with tomatoes After cleaning up the tomato crop he then planted rice. He cut the rice green— while in the milk—and| o three hits while Callahan got cured it for hay. His land|iwo and Middleton one. Callahan, yielded more than six tons of | first man up for the Elks, smashed {rice hay to the acre. This hay|a home run over Jack Stansbury’s Elks, PRSP Py AMUSEMENTS acre. Careful ac- ‘tion was kept and this cost was $23 per acre for seed, planting, cuitivation, laber, hurvcst)ingn' curing and baling—leaving Mr. Jameson $127 per acre clear profit, Miss Maude Willis will be the at-! This crop took very little: traction at the Auditorium tonight trouble and only three and a and a large house will no doubt iha!f months time to raise, and it |Breet this popular lady. is stated that the hay is excel- lent stock feed. A carload of{ ‘The Four Musical Cates, vaude. it bring about $3oo.——/\rcadia ville's classiest musical offering, will | ’:_“m,.prise. open a three days’ engagement at BASAT lthe Majestic tonight. Nania, [ Seattle, Wash,! was the destination of one car' of tomatoes shipped from this station by Taylor Bros, recent- ly. Thev have also sent a car to Columbus, O. another to C'hicago and one to Philadelphia in addition to a car of fancy *ipes to Philadelphia. Some of the shipments are of particular- v fine stock—Miami Metropo- lis. The Florida University Minstrels are said to be better than ever this year. They will appear at the An-‘ ditorjum Friday, March 19. ‘The Elks will present their annual Minstrel Friday, April 9. Nuf ced. A vast amount of money was spent in producing THE PRINCE OF TO NIGHT, coming to the Auditorium on Thursday, March 18. There are three acts and four scenes in this gorgeous extravaganza. The first scene is that of the famous hotel, “The Breakers,” at Palm Beach, Florida, presenting the pleasant surroundines of tha famous resort where every one has money. The second scene of the same act is the transformation plcturing the myth- ical land of Lunitania, showing be. wildering effects. The second act takes the audifor back to Palm Beach showing an elaborate house boat during an evening at the Wa- ter Fete, while the third and last act {8 the banquet on the lawn be. fore the “Breakers.” It is In this act that the electrical effects are t most brilliant of anything ever D. Leonard, Waterbury, Conn.; J. A. Charbonnet, San Antonio, Tex.; Mrs. A. H. Ellis, Vinton, Towa; A. A. Rothchild, Jack- sonville, Fla.; C. R. Stone, At- lanta, Ga.; O. G. Husband, Jacksonville, Fla.; A. B. Wright. A C. L.; R. White- man, Jr., Baltimore, Md.; C. W. Dixon, Jacksonville, Fla.; Jas. IMcGee,” Tampa, Fla.; E. H. |Fu|enweider, Baltimore, Md.; {Mr. and Mirs. W. J. Wanamaker, R. L. W R G. A. H. A Mass. ; Shank, Tampa, Fla.; Hoffman, Tampa, Fla.; % | %3 3 L8 jsi @it et The Lyric | RO S 3 0 SO e | Theatre e | | & ot If Mr. Strain dog SIC? had hard work making an INK.WELL, would Jack |A thrilling Scarlett have hard work making a|make you raice up in your seat. | Well, folks, we are going to give lyou the biggest treat of your lives Classy music by Lakeland’s best today. Friday and Saturday greatest vaudeville act that has vis- the Four Cates in & 30 minute musical act nt pleas- and old :30 ited Lakeland, the Musical that wfl] please you and please you "_. 25¢ |immensely. seats Watch your step. Four feature reels in - cluding a Keystone scream today. Saturday— THE FOUR MUSICAL CATES ROBBERY 15; an all 34 minutes of Ane music; Vaudeville’s classiest. musical act; All Next Week- the act with a ome thousand dollar chal- jenge. Hear that saxophone 8 feet tall. IGHT le Keystone scream THE HASH HOUSE MASHERS THE HARVEST OF SIN Western, wild and woolly, full cowboy ginger of THE CROSS OF FIRE two reeler that will THE WITCH GIRL. 2-Reel Drama. THAT AUDITORIUM ORCHESTRA WHEN BESS GOT IN WRONG. Another one of those old-time comedies, the kind that makes you laugh. UNIVERSAL IKE AND THE orchestra Tomorrow— 5 REELS AND VAUDEVILLE RUNAWAY JUNE 4th episode | 4 REELS AND VAUDEVILLE NEW COOK Keystone scream 5 | This is one of those 16 cylin | der comedies, you know what| they are. ' % AURIEMA HE? SHE?! HIM? HER? The bighest priced act that ever FRIDAY. came to Lakeland, the handsomest We are going to give you an- man on the stage is a woman. The | ther one of those 1. KO come- handsomest woman on the stage i 2| jies. The kind we had last man. week. Entitled, “Partners in Crime”. DOUBLE VOTES EVERY MATINEE PRICE sc and 1oc. COLONELS WALK OVER ELKS: WILL PLAY LAKELAND TEAM TOMORROW ‘lhn the Colonels smashed past his head in center and this brought forth the applause. The lead of the Elks was short lived, though. The writer umpired the game and bhad many close calls despite the fact that the crowd and players didn't have any kicks to make. The umps had a hard time dodging the bullets head, however. It was just like standing on the firing line dodging Howitzers and 42 centimeter shells. The umps was kept rather cool by the breeze these sizzlers stirred up as they went by. . The Lakeland boys are going to play the Colonels tomorrow and they are going to try to make the game a closer one than the FElks did. | Lakeland holds up that first score of 7 to 2 as evidence, too, that the con- test will be a close one. Following are the line.ups of the teams who played yesterday: Col- onels—Platte 1f, Miller 2b, Daniels rf, Stansbury cf, Derrick ss, Midkiff 3b, Weinberg 1b, Clemons ¢, Marks ; BUILDERS’ HARDWARE, THEN BUY YOUR !, Perry p, Northrop p. ‘Elks—Callahan 2b, Pinch ss and p, Campbell If, Eaton 1b and ¢, Riv ers 3b, Crossin ¢ and 1b, Middleton cf, Lime rf, Verigan p and ss. Score by innings: WHEN YOU PUT YOUR GOOD MONEY INTO YOU WANT THE RIGHT STYLE, THE RIGHT QUALITY, THE RIGHT PRICE. BUILDERS’ HARDWARE FROM US. WE WILL GIVE THE RIGHT STYLE, QUALITY AND PRICE, AND ALSO A SQUARE DEAL LET'S DO BUSINESS WITH EACH OTHER! Lakeland Hardware and Plumbing Co. VAN HUSS' PLACE e eie Colonels .. 4 6 0 3 9 5—2716 3 Elks . +v110001-3 710 Two Base Hits—Crossin, Stans - bury, Derrick. Three Base Hits—Crossin, Der- rick 2, Daniels, Midkiff, Stansbury, Weinberg, Clemons, Northrop. Home Run—Callahan. Stolen Bases—Callahan, Platte Danijels 3, Stansbury. Double Plays—Callahan to Cross. hhsmm Out—Marks 4, Perry 4, FOR SALE—$125 cash and $25 per Northrop 2, Verigan 1. month will buy a five room bun- Bases on Balls—Verigan galow in New Dixieland. For a Pinch 2. short time only. Samuel F. Smith, Hit by Pitched Balls—Stansbury 3919 and Miller by Verigan. Passed Ball—Eaton. Time—Unlimited. Umpire—Biggers. {dress to travel. Pleasant work. For particulars address ‘‘Travel,” care Telegram. 3921 » |FOR SALE-—Cheap, a number of 9 orange crates. Address Box 27, Lakeland. 3915 2, tempted on a road our. The entire production will be produced in this city exactly as presented during its long stay in Chicago. The party who took red sweater by mistake from automobile in front of Auditorjum, will please return same to Cegtral Pharmacy. 3914 IDEAL COMBINATION FARM—Five acres large citrus trees, several acres now in truck. If you want @ paying proposition, adjoining Lakeland and have $3,000 in cash, call at once. 605 East Lime St. 3908 Take Something To the Folks Back North Tone up your system tonic. crease your energy. They will be especially pleased with the following : WVANTED-—Young lady of good ad~ LESS THAN AUCTION PRICES— Four beautiful shaded lots, close in, block from Lake Morton. Price for this week too low to publish. ‘See owner, 605 East Lime St. 3908 |LOST—Lady's black umbrella with brown natural wood handle. Has * natural wood knot. Finder return to Miss Sarah Polk and receive reward. now with a good spring It twill supply the lost vitality and in- Everyone needs a bracing up in the spring. A Alligator Hand Bag Do not delay. Alligator Watch Fob fresh spring medicine right now may prevent a serious disorder later on. After you see the doctor, see us. WO0O0DS’ DRU'G STORE Lakeland or Florida PHONE 408 Pennant Hand Painted Souvenir China Hand Tinted Photographs of Florida Scenes A Collection of Florida Post Cards The Book Store WE TAKE CARE —ALWAYS WELCOME is a gift of cut glass. In our present showing we have many beautiful ar- ticles deep cut in rich designs, such as water sets, fruit dishes, celery trays, water bottles, vases, salad bowls. fern dishes, cologne bottles, powder and puff jars, etc., all speci- ally priced. 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