Lakeland Evening Telegram Newspaper, April 15, 1915, Page 4

teen doliars a week in a reputable ’ not “of the right 0. & 3 [-‘ t!"_". lmr'loflee They know how to put type :u:n’g:‘" s :OD_Ofionousooaoc k-3 !together after a fashion, and to| Look as if You Knew h People |& A SMILE OR TWO o * * -] i 4 Should the Women Vote.q. m Mn 10 m[ STME SOePPE pREIEIED R L S e e i ot aans g oy o 20 YN @ Published every afternoon from The smear Ink over paper: and, Ravish 'Will Think You Do. Na"rfi"&‘:‘- m:‘::'l:::':-cquired in some way a “shirt-tail| 1 have seen people who lack this [0 S B S B S 0+ G S 0 4 0 & postoffl ~ | full” of type and some kind of press, | poise do the right thing with such counter or handling (. : keys or seen at the pripn: ‘ (By I rank Harris, editor Ocala 16logpa CT's g ua n;w as mail matter of the | ipe; get out with the dominant idea |an air of uncertainty and embarrass- ANANIAS STEP FORTH. f (Continued from Page 2.) = Banner.) Along these lines s hag | a . in their minds to take work away |ment that they appeared ignorant “Horses!” said the Yankee. | who goes from school to school ! God c-eated the man and the |all criticlsm down ang now L !from the other fellow, regardless of |and awkward. Anc I hav oth-| “Guess you can’t talk to me about |(his county teaching and demon- b iointly gave them [forts as & breadwinne, , er M. F. HETHERINGTON, EDITOR f £ RS S s Mrs. A. woman ¢jual and jointly " are g . P 2 N, whether they make profit or not. 1t {ers do the wrong thing with such the horses, 1 had an old mare, Maizy- | gtrating home economics. 3 A - o over the earth and where- where cummended. 3 ~ ‘requires knowledge and experience | poise and serenity that they made |POP. Who once licked our best ex-|pejght Monroe is cannin /‘I lI don:l!:.- = laws have not been con- When she mounted 3 Dicyel p. SUBSCRIPTION RATES to make an estimate on a job of | it seem right and proper. press by a ‘touple of miles on a|agent for this county, and she is “; (‘;‘ neil woman has made good and | road cross-saddle she shocy,g E = One year .................. $5.00 printing; these fellows guess at the| Indeed, manners and customs are |thirty-mile run to Chicago. so chairman of the home el.‘on:ilo; z]l-w e heen made better. |beyond sl t¥son, but siy h.:oc 3 §:x months . - 230 price; and their only fear is that |established by people like this who| ~That's nothing,” said the Cana-|gepartment of the State Federation e W y Three months .. .-+ 1.25 they will not guess lower than & |have the iar that makes whatever |4i8B. “I was out on my farm ome | yjlisborough county maintains it= If o “ed that the woman should Delivered anywhere within !M?compemor. Is it any wonder that |they do seem right and desirable . |daY sbout fifty miles from the house | owp canning club work, as do sei- was inte=d SRR k- limits of the City of Lakeland for 10 printing offices are frequently poor-| Distrust yourself and others wil |When a frightful storm came up. I|eral counties, and if the club “?m- simpl m ‘he records show that ¥ cents a week. |1y located and béar a poverty strick- | distrust you. Respect and believe |turned the pomey's head for home. op gsycceed in their efforts before home do u > < £ i iy failed in the per- - {eb agpect; that the prinfer is behind | in yourself and others will respect |30d. do you know, he raced the|ihe present legislature the work will man has misercoly \nviprovidtis ually livelF down £ hese Critielg, so with her modesty i) m:" 3 1 ¢an remember when occupled one side‘of th , <he wop “huirch g the men the other for fo,, 3 From the same office is isswed | with his rent and gets his small |and believe you. storm 80 close for the last ten miles | be extended into evers county of the rarm;{?lur «f r:lxa {‘,‘\‘l,': wiich €0 D40t | CamRTIRRNTE cn 1 of g ; hsaghon gyt sy -IMDI;IQMS oy dbidp - T l:ll P~ ety :lhtile hm: wee -omplished :‘l::m“‘.m: .:u‘ ’nl,\‘ duties? have lonz since been put n‘. I. Ih A weekly newspaper giving a resume | there are more failures in the |;mn-i APRIL 15th IN HISTORY old dog. only ten yards bel :l , ha The federation has acco D’ = 1 ; j i aitions ave saeh n AL dtatos . ght, of local matters, crop conditions, |ing (and mewspaper) business than i to swim the whole distance. ! much toward the jmprovement of in Th- eccacr hern foreed to 10ave | nean?exeratbling €8 Vomen jy county affairs, etc. Sent anywhere in any other calling? ! 1817 -The memorable law upon ; T TR TR ! dustrial and farm cond in that shahid e andltaks | s h'! it :lmhetlra.ll‘ " Yoy for $1.50 per year. | Until there is marked reform in which the system of inlernnl' ¢ duo[g?[?‘f A’l’ly tl.:xlm‘ : State. It was directly m;j res ;-;iknxd 'bzm 'p 'rr— ¢ i o oS o P s gm.vnwup (|;m al tag ] y "ol el s story o “hi o an worked her \ ks lof ) & ___f—._“_.‘,lhe eogduct of a majority .(.rlvcounlr}' Itnprov'emenf of the State of i u:e:c" 8 ‘ys:"\'ork "0"'{' the child Iabor. ld“;,,.gl:;f e e G, oo stay “Death is but a bad habit,” de-|Printifig offices the motto. “We print, New York is based, passed ® P 8 _ most_ effectively in g L ¢ ctetistios that lie znd cd“ors 1S of clares Elbert Hubbard. Yes, Elber- ¥ou pr,nper." will continue to bel the legislature. | An elderly lady, evidently rf;cent?,\ probation laws. It is nw',‘,’ working Son ke Tollawing: ’l’hui .h; h." x’“‘“ Of newspye tus, but it is one that the human (8PPrépfiate. ' When sane business 1856—An affray occurred at Pana- imported from the conductor’s OWD gor getention homes, and the ext before me S e vatted . i none of her y, race is irrevocably committed to, and Tethods obtain, the motto may be. ma between the passengers of home country, one day boarded bis giop of the juvenile court That there are boe anly attributes, and that g, | even you will fall into it in time “ef Tevised to read: “We print—you and | the American Transit Com- €ar at Thirty-fourth street. When n14 g1} sections of the Stats ctates a half million women Stenog- | heen a potent factor in the pypy you don’t look out” we both prosper.” 1 pany and the natives in De went to ask her fof her fare she ;i 5 peeged. raphers. o |ton of politics, i ° | The Courier’s article follows: | which thirty passengers were Solemnly handed him a clothpin. | The State industrial school for That there are nearly a '.“‘" M1 Whenever <he has been “iven g The first measure to actually ms" EWR ERINT, (00 ABOCHRE ’ ” ..med and testiy 'ou:d.:d"' "'.\l.;)‘::-'ru lhm(' l(m-?"(:."ked B L otebgh oo has; D.I?g \,e:qu‘iz_- ]‘mv:-n"zllc;fir.fe:::“w:\?o::(:h:ll:lr:s,::lsl" opportunity she has shown : , both houses was naturally one of‘ -A Shosh e .g‘; s flfl;e ;0 s S leglllll_ure d' "Surye‘" 'rel:lied :l:en i’mmlzranl i Sbjeet gt ikl fa?eray»un : mujh :th- ?‘1‘“ in \'ATIUIIS trades. Ipnclty fop EAatiag the burdeny Fimen fous import 1o he citissi. ot this office a letter from one &1 the | compulior)t education law. § ]dv CBiY N et 2 o .ciw_ug care. Largely throusg e llion el ilon government. e ‘whols Slatehes At et it small printinz offices of the State. | Dr. David Swing tried for Was to at a clothespin was g00d | individual efforts of Mrs Jeunings. That there are y i _| (Created equal with map and g i A e * ,On_the letterhead was this striking | heresy in (‘hicago. on any line. {the present president, the approp- women engaged in agricultural PUr- o) o0ial domination with him, ¢ was he bill validating e bonds "y, o summing up in language as 1910- Lockout began in German And Daly, belngn‘good sport, suP- | niation for this school has Dbeen cyits {an has tolled through the ]m; 0 voted by a road district in Manatee . .. .. o4 express the idea. “We | building trades. plied the needed fafe. steadily increased from to Although so wrongly um{erslood turies of the night in g mn:l o S iprint. You prosper.” | 1912—Steamship Titantic sunk by A $25,000, its present figures. The for so long a time to “Keep 5""“""‘ cumseribed sphere, but sho i ltflh: I is——o“'—‘“ o SR mm.x- Whether original with this Flor-| collision with iceberg; 1.635 FOUND OUT wwKAT w'{ederau{w s.ecm.'ed a .(‘h?nk»v;mv.r:l.flfll; the cnun-lu.,'j‘tlhwrcd d: r::l\\'l:;’::;"i being fully and completely emanei ; ida printer, or not, we do not know, persons drowned. L HE ARTED TO KNOW | for the institution, which eliminated thousand three hundred and pated and by degrees is conqueriyg '.lec”ou :\-\zh.lhu session of the leg- yu¢ four words could not be select- | Could & Inmen R E,I“fban“’ D the word “reform.” It is now ad- pipe women occupying pulpits. the place beside man where islature? We have a vague sense g j; the English language to more TODAY'S BIRTHDAY HONORS 2 Bew patent dog h'““'“' inquired (ocatinz the-rebuilding of the in-; There are over two thousand | o 3 her at the o of som-ethmg lacking, but cn'lll quite clearly express the seeming purpose ' LSRR {the seedy looking wayfarer at the i tion on the cottage plan, anq women engaged in journalism and as | Lo er pispe 1t :h—" fhn_;:e o fH?"‘y;lnd destiny of the printing art. Martin Andrew Morrison, l)emo-'b’f"'l‘":":;.m L S has assurance from the board Of many more whose names are MOL)wurie ino grear ploy hay ::‘»Za':mt;asme:(::n;cx 1;;5“: :’\4:"‘1 Through the art of printigg the crat, of Frankfort, was born at' == == ._."“y 'h“:‘;and B :m o maf]atggre: t‘haloirx;e;l\::‘x'l.l ry \xui;. 1ty .lul:mdxr e marred the beauty aud grandeyr has become of Harry, anyway? |world has emerged from ddrkness Frlnkforli Ind., .\(n‘ll. 15, 1862; was o Rk ) Weties) s outt kain'a mfufl SHL‘A L ittee Y d i : e E e waetd. . 2 and ignorance into lizht and leivili- educated in the pullic schools of 0g.” B v\u.b the board of mdnva A An s ph'_\,»nlan» Who believes that had wony SRS T |zation. By the medium of the press that city; was graduated from i“n "’Thu'g kT s L actively a\\;?kr‘ to .t.\An!hAn: which I‘h»ru. are more than one thous- shared in its domination as God i A Telegram correspondent from a every business, every trade, every oc- | high school in 1878; graduated from REHNIEER 1hs ey suchine b concerns ll‘ll.\‘ institution As indi- 4nd designers. tended that she should that war, sylvan villaze chronicles the fact cupation that engages the talents|the University qf Virginia, receiv-| . i shing B8 cated by its Lakeland resolutions.| There are more than one thous- 3 with its awful horrors, would have I : left its trail in all ages and ip present legislature in an eflort 10 454 jp 4]] these avocations women |1ands? o way into the kitchen. *‘Now fix me up a good square meal, and be quick about it.” that Mr. So and. So “‘Brushed” to and attention of man has been ex-|ing the degree of master of arts; has the federation will go before the ang women lawyers. Bartow last Sunday. Quite so. We | tended and prospered to a boundless been engazed in the practice of law Forded to Tampa recently, and we degree. # since 1886; served two years as! g ;.wcun- ff.n"!ha girls of the Sla!l'."h”‘lld\'n made good and are becoming In the declaration of wi 1 noted a party from Plant City wh_ol But while the printer has fur- county attorney and one term as a| T same privileges and oppOrtunities | ..y guy more efficient and useful en are tHE SHIAEon S WALUAE Vol ] Cadillaced in our midst, to say ! nished the means for the salvation |member of the school board of the Even animals show their feel- which are given by the Marianna In- g tpo reason that they look uot SS9 A ol ers, why is she not consulted? Why is she not entitled to be consulteq! nothing of some who Rambled by. |of almost every other business, in a[city of Frankfort; was elected to|ings." remarked the comedian to a stitution to the bo upon the wine cup when it is red. s 5 staggering number of instances he is |the Sixty-first and Sixty-second Con- mf‘"’- : | The department of education i mp.. 4o not waste their time in riot- 1 fain bell A lawyer has been discovered in julable to save his own. gresses, and re-elected to the Sixty- Only yesterday an animal show- one of the most important of all the |\, Yicing They do not smoke cig- h .': eve that when wong Tampa who “knows more about Interest, depreciation and over- |third. ed me gratitude. | was wandering deerallon.dnnalTlmfin!! This: e | tioe 5aa dehla thelsalved by ex- 8| "te e ;e-ponulbnmes of govem. things than nine-tenths of.the edi-{head expense are rocks often hidden _ along a stream in the country when partment is trying to have the | . racing tobaceo Juice in all di- |Tont 38 8he 18 in the end destit torial writers.” Who . dheoveredilo the master of the printing "'"I “Dad, wiist do they call & msn 1 met a cow in great distress. H.er teacherage Rtystem introdnced ;.m,, S e L R [to do, that beautiful, benigant peae this phenomenon? Why. he did him- |until they accomplish his destruc- | who eats only vegetables?" calf was drowning. [ plunged in the rural school tem of Florida, |01 anq billiard tables all day and will spread itself over all lands iy self. And he did not keep the dis-|tion. There are hundreds of print- “A vegetarian, son.” the water and rescued the calf, and Iand is now seeking to interest thel, . . o (Berhight: i the same manner, with the same in- covery to himself but shared it with |ers in Florida and other parts of the, “And one who eats people?" ;the gratful cow licked my hand.” |various county boards in this re- = s I they Tate haeevt stinctive love and affection, that s § the world by proclaiming it in a|country who are operating at con- “A humanitarian. Now run along That wasn’t gratitude,” replied spect. So much encourazement has (n~-' g ;(-I A t:“ IN’} dd-' ta;r)ll;lg ‘“‘hen. gathereth her chickens under b public address. Now isn't he the stant loss, but blisstully ignorant of |and play.” the lriend" The cow thoucht she been received that it is confidently o "'l')lq thl °; anas f"‘ € | her wings.” . modest guy? their condition until bankruptcy A had twins. lvxpectsd the system will be in oper-,"“fi'n"‘"‘hkr"": _°“l‘ ”‘"'“‘md “l')'e With no fear of war and an a- ; ¥ il - Hicklied mercifully forces them into some il ; ation in several counties before lonz.!")wif‘::t;u:l';:m::‘r" new life bY | quring peace there will come a han- Tom West “changed his mind”'— | Other means of making a living. Why are corn and potatoes HES thb ‘Smith walked meekly up to the This system provides for the con- | licat reRies l:!'. hocked est of plenty and want and the fur as everybody but a fool does at one| ' We Print. You prosper,” is sure- | iaols of old? Because the corn have blouse counter of a department store Solidation of -rurnl s(.'hools- within | w"“ ““’l‘ :. ds“' of want will take wings and vanish time or another. Nobody feels hnrt,‘ly a good motto for the Florida|earg and they hear not. and the po- and said to the pretty young lady certain prescribed territory, and the | ) S see a woman behind a lfrom the earth. except, perhaps, Mr. Reaves; and, printing profession . tatnes nave eyes and they see not. attendant with a blush: establishment of a permanent ! Judging trom bis pathotis relnctance “’l'd like to buy a blouse for my 'teacherage” or farm in each of Of the Lakeland club, which enter-,Sarasota already has these banks iy to leave the classic shades of Brad-| 0000000 sseang | Il Dlenme” these districts, where the country |tained the federation, is chairman |excellent working. order, and it 3 eiitown; + éven-~that fetleman-~is i b - “What bust?’ asked the young DOY® and girls may be taught in the of the department of education. Her3“ s e ! {3 doubtless rejoiced at Mr: West's “in- s . . girl politely. most practical way the things they committee expects to concentrate | re. Wright's intentlon to et : i fos “Smith blushéd ' second time, MOSt need to know in comnection much of its efforts during the com- |the SYstem as rapidly as possible - ““Why, 1 didn't hear anything,” he with farm life. ing year toward securing the estab- | to every school in the State.—Jack- Tastead’ of lh"m Toaikeys! thia said. ) Mrs. George M. Wright, president 'lishment of school savings banks. [sonville Metropolis. time, Gilchrist will use two hats as his campaign device—grandpa's diz-: nified chapeau and his own soft, | | broad-brim, stamping him as one of | the “wool hat boys.” In otheri words, he goes precedent one bel(v.-r.I and throws two hats in the ring— f and lhg man who attempts to klc:k‘l In Large and Small TraCtS ; ;:z::;:; may find and feel a brick | SUITABLE FOR ‘ ey ! b They are considering, up at Tal- lahassee, putting in a State prlmlm!’ Fruit, Truck ahd plant. We doubt that any consid- erable economy could be effected by this plan. It has been tried in oth-! lmproved General Unimpl‘oved er States, and so far as our informa- E tion goes, it has not been a marked | aflt d success. Under ideal management, | perhaps a slight saving over the present cost of public printing might be effected; but ideal manazement is L] an Unimproved Farmmg Improved difficult to secure—more difficult for ' a State institution usually than for sample! a private enterprise. If the State 3 wants to go into some outside busi- 23,000 ACRES—In Polk County at $6.00 per acre. Timber ness, we would suggest the insurance worth more than half the price. Vi ol business. % o PR 40 ACRE FARM—35 in bearing Orange Grove, 8-room o Not a day but some new candi- house; packing house and barn, large lake front. New alr ‘ ;OOdS date tentatively tiptoes to the foot- Irrigation plant, good heavy soil and good road. Sis lizhts, and asks the voters, through miles from Lakeland. Price $30,000.00. o the newspapers to give him the|$ FOR NON-RESIDENTS—Good Fruit Lands, well located d q . < p “once over.” The latest suggested 3 wenty - g i 7 £ A o i T o L6 St IR TRT 08 1:;)[‘::1")!‘ P'l:ar:f‘ and forty acre tracts; Co-operative Devel an Ccessorles phas Wilson, of Marianna, and Hays Lewis, internal revenue collector at BARGAIN—4 acres, inside city limits, with 6-room house, Jacksonville. Then there is Sena- 2 acres in bearing trees and two in highly cultivated A E H 4 torHhmen, o Milaboroath. vo|§ guricn n BExpert Hair Goods Demon thinks he'd m:l to be Unclle slte;t‘z‘tl 20 ACRE FARM—Close in all cleared and fenced; about :u‘crieu:r :\'n tl-‘! ::’;g:;"KZI;BWEI: i 100 bearing orange trees. Price $3000.00. Large cash rict. J. N. Fogarty, . payment required. ional honors T =t :::‘h 'i\'_““;e sg:‘::“l’:‘:h:“;om‘:"d:‘_: 9-ROOM HOUSE and three vacant Lots. Close to Lake - ' Morton $4,200.00. $1,200 down and terms. trict; Walter L. Kehoe, of Penu-l ‘ = A cola, will try to take Emmet Wil- TWO GOOD SUBDIVISION Propositions. Both close in son’s place in the Second, and Tom and desirably located. West will be a candidate for re—elec-] 34 ACRES OF RICH HIGH .HAMMOCK land near Cen- tion as attorney general. That's the | ter Hill. Close to school post office and store. Five acres clear. Price $550.00 crop for the past two or three days, ! 40 ACRE FARM—Near Griffin, Fla, close to hard road. strator in Charge ) Come and have your Hair Dressed FREE Green Ticket Embroidery Sale with many more ambitious aspira- 4 tions germinating in the Tallahassee All fenced; about. half .cleared and some citrus:trees in Political hot-bed. : earin krhh‘i:d is-a fine l:'ombing‘t}on farm; both fruit L A~Grea[ O . 3 . W T And truc i par excellence. "House and barn{ mules’ b ] S ; “WE PRINT—YOU PROSPER and equipment and half interest in crops goes with the pportunlt) to ave Mone RIS plaec. . Price $5000.00. A " 17 h % y The Plant City Courier, under the i 234 ACRE FARM~—One quarter mile south of city limits prl t and ‘gth"'sat d above heading, prints a trutliful and Combination fruit and truck, partly cleared: small ur ay and Monda telling editorial, the point that par- i house and barn Cheap if sold soon; will give good y ticularly impresses us being the lack terms. ; of business ability that characterizes UNFURNISHED HOUSE—In Dixieland. 5005 the average printing office, resulting in the condition that while those who use his product wax wealthy and prosperous, the printer himself §s in many cases eking out a bare J. Nielsen;[ange existence. One reason for this is that a Lakela"d' nofida large percenta~e of printers who set up shops for themselves know very Phone 354, Green. Office E Bdg. little about their own business. They "e“in‘ Telegram could mot command a salary of fif- You will find Marvelous Values i ail D¢ Remember the Daies--Saturdgy an‘:l Mond‘z:nmems — “roawrday and I For Further Information See rsbbBaBOAPSEOMSEE 0 0. i