Lakeland Evening Telegram Newspaper, April 17, 1915, Page 3

«>s Latest br0E0EDEBE0T O AMERICAN ASSOCIATION : .0 - R - N-E N Standing of the $ubsl 0 L Pet 000 .500 500 i 500 500 500 1 .500 .0 000 eville . - aul . - Jand .. ankee . . napolis gas City .. peapolis . imbus . - Yesterday’s Results (leveland 5, Indianapolis Columbus 0, Louisville 2. Kansas City 8, St. Paul Milwaukee 4, Minneapolis cro0VaBRDEO O, @ NATIONAL LEAGUE 2 $H0PVRVEIVDIBET W. L Pet 1.000 667 667 667 337 .337 .337 000 | pdelphia innati bago . - York purgh . Louis . . klvn on . S BB - D Results Yesterday ooklyn 5, New York 3. hicazo 4, St. Louis 2. innati 4, Pittsburg 2. "R - E-K B-X ] AMERICAN LEAGUE OO PO HD Standing of the g!uln < * =3 * =3 . Pet| 1.000 | 667 667 500 500 [ BESERORED S SRS ington .. Jago . . 2 on .. . 1 delphia L 1) SRR RN | Louis . . 1 L 0 Results Yesterday . Louis 4, Chicago 2. ashington 3, New York eveland 9, Detroit 6. hiladelphia 6, Boston 6. th Canning Outfit Ocala Girl Provided For Her Family cksonville, April 17--A story of pse human interest was brought the state fair headquarters to k¢ Mason recently, concerning ung Ocala girl and her efforts mp into the breach when the on her father’s place failed :h a combination of the un- powers and the elements. But tunately all names are with- though the story itself has a ficant hearing upon the idea of hizing girls’ canning clubs ghout the state of Florida. cording to the story as told by man who is one of the assist- ecretaries of the Marion Coun- ir Association, to Mr. Mason, Young girl found that all the on her father’s place had fail- bat is to say, all but the to- 8. There were plenty of them bere was no market and it was Pr to let them rot than to pick hip. ¢ young girl lassie decided she U can that entire crop; this she and in the course of a few by succeeded in disposing of roduct at a price that enabled ather's entire family to live irly comfortable circumstances dering the failure of the other cts of his farm. Mason said, in telling the that the moral that adorns le is the fact that there are Iy thousands of dollars’ worth orida fruit and vegetables go- 0 Waste on the ground because ¥ay has not been devised to o4 the products. Mr. Mason that in his hotel he is buying d stuff put up in Kansas City ould just as well be canned orida, and his hotel is but one 0 the vast purchasing popula- Of the city and state. G00D YEAR POR “ADS” @ Dersonal letter written re- * One of the biggest corpora- News In The World Of Sports ssz» ] ° FEDERAL LEAGUE Croe0q 0¢0a Standing of the S0 s g Clubs W. L. Pet Brooklyn B 800 Chicago . . Kansas Ci Newark .. Buffalo J Baltimore . . Pittsburgh St. Louis .. 667 500 400 333 Results Y : Baltimore §, .\'v:'l::lr(day Chicago 4, Pittsburg 3 —_— oo * ® ° @ ] SOUTHERN LEAGUE 0‘?‘03.'0-5-0.3;0‘;.0,_‘0‘5, Standing of the Clubs w. o « Pet Nashville .. 0 1.000 New Orleans 1 Memphis 1 Atlanta i 2 Birmingham . . . ) Mobile . . 5 Chattanooga 3 Little Rock 1 Results Yesterday Mobile 5, Birmingham 3 Memphis 3, Chattanooga 5. Atlanta 7, New Orleans § Nashville 7, Little Rock 1. Standing of the Clubs —_— Vo008 00080a SOUTH ATLANTIC R = AR - . S Standing of the Clubs W. L. Pet Macon .. Albany Savannah Charleston Augusta .. Columbia .. Jacksonville . . 1 Columbus .. .. .. .. 1 4 1 .800 1 800 2 600 3 .600 2 400 2 400 .200 .200 Results Yesterday Savannah 7, Augusta 3. Columbia 3, Charleston 0. Columbus &, Macon 16 Albany 6, Jacksonville 3. Suffrage Will Lose Because Of Division (By . F. Johnson.) Tallahassee, Fla., April 17—It is now generaly believed at the capital that the woman suffrage legislation will meet the same fate that fell to the lot of the prohibition movement. One of the zreatest drawbacks to se- curing any legislation on the sub- ject at this session, however, seems to be due to a disagreement among the woman’s organizations of the state. There is at st two distince movements on foot to have eracted a clanse providing the women, one of th headed by organization formed at Orlando, and the other at Jacksonville. And these organizations seem not to be work- ing in harmony. Today it is reported that theo jint committees in the legislature have reported the measure desired by one organization, uufavorably and that such a bill will not come up for dis- cussion on the floor. Up to Wednes- day it was believed that the vote would be granted at this session, but a statement from a prominent mem- ber of the house gave credence to the report that now the prohibition amendment had been lost, the suf- frage question would never be con- sidered. The zentleman in ques- tion further stated that had the resolution for prohibition —am¢ nd- ment been passed, submitting the question to a vote, it was the avow ed intention of those who opposed the amendment to get behind the suffrage measure and push them through. Now the general expres- sion of members is to confine their work to general laws that have !k_mvl— ed both houses during the eight days the legislature hag been In sion KA P R tising are as much the as of the modern business as its zood nam¢ its bills receivable or trade. “Economics reasoned out and of logic. Economics, or a su them, in adve for an vote its stock elsewhere may justified on a P¢0%20¢0a00y Chum Bob’s Sporting Talk t New York, April 17—The New ,York Athletic Club has great hopes of winning at the soccer water polo nhational tournament atChicago. Jos. A. Ruddy represents the New York _association. Ruddy won his novice |Tace before several of the present ,champions were born, in 1893, and ‘he has competed consistently since, summer and winter, not only in SWimming events, but also in that most gruelling of games—American Water polo. Yet now, after twenty- | tWo vyears of active participation in athletics, he is 200d enough to se- jcure the leadership of a team con- {sidered a likely candidate for the title of supremacy. Bike racing-—the kind that will be seen this summer at the River- view volodrome—is making a big llm in Newark. More than 11,000 fans saw the program opening day. | How like the case of our promi- ;nent amateur boxers is that of Wil- llium Huey, winner of second place in the three-cushion billiard champion- ship tournament. He refused $700 i to turn pro. We sincerely hope Joe Tinker gets enough out of his oil wells to gr the joints of some of his athletes. Folks in this fair city can't see how Half-backs Chamberlain and Rutherford of the University. of Ne- braska can be kept off all-western YRISTLING TRYOUTS Prancisco, Apch 17 The championship wrestling tryouts un Ger the auspices of the A, A. U , Wil commence today at the Panama Pacitic «xnosition. The program comprises competition in the 108, 115, 125, 135, 145, 158, 175 and the heivyweight classes. All winter tryouts have been held in the ath Jletic clubs in all parts of the coun. ;lr,\' to select the best representatives, and great interest attaches to he event, which will continue for two days Mike Dorizac, the giant in tercollegiate heavyweight champion San SPFHESEPSLI PP IEEPEPPPP00P CEEPPDHDPEDPDPIDEP SPIP Other day, says Dr. Frank Crane, » teacher showed me a list of questions he put to his pupils to test their general information. It occured to me that such a list might be divert- ing for the public at large. Read the questions at the family dinner table tonight, or at your club meeting, and see how they are answered. It exactly the chool teacher’s list but it was sug- {gested by his, Name the nations now at war? What is the name of the present (pope, of the czar, of the Kaiser, of the governor of your state, of your | congressman and your senator? When did the buffalo nickle come into use? What are derby hats made of? Name four materials used in mak- {ing an ordinary loaf of bread? How would you bind up a severed artery; a severed vein? Name four flowers that zrow wild in your neighborhood. Tell something about these per- sons: Shackleton, Brand Whitlock, Sir Edward Grey, Ruben Dario, Maeterlinck, Shaw, Burbank, Kreis- ler, Laurier, Rostand, Krupp. What is the foot-and-mouth dis- ease; the hookworm; the comma becillus? With what author do you asso- ciate these names: Ulysses, Aeneas, ;l'nr!ia. Christan, Jean Valjean, Mr. | Micawber, Don Juan, Arthur Dim- i is not merdale, Hypathia, Beatrice? Locate the Parthenon, the Taj l.\lam the Vatican, St. Mark's, the |Ryks Museum, Fujivama, Orizaba, | \fukdem, Rheims, St. Lazare, Chap- |uitepec, Nome With whom do you associate these WANTED—A HOUSEKEEPER The following advertisement ap- peared some time ago in the Orlando |Sentine] and we pass it on, for it may be of benefit to some who think they can fill all the requirements that may be made of housekeepers: | Editor Sentinel I would like to " get a housekeeper; one who can boil potatoes with or without their skins on, sew on a button and make a loat of bread. 1 do not care what color football teams this fall. They act- ually expect to see one or the other on Walter Camp’s all-American. However, that is for the future.to decide. Arkansas race promoters now are goining into court to force the State to believe it has a racing law. Great little humorists, those fellows. May- be they'll try to persuade the people of Arkansas that the wire-tapping scheme is legal in Hot Springs. The latest American city to be- come possessed of the desire to stage the, Olympic gales for 1915 is Los Angeles, many of the sport lovers of which assert that they could haidle the world’s greatest series in a manner which would be acceptable to al Inations. The fact that the games were awarded to the Germans, and that no other country can hold them until sanction is withdrawn from Ger- many by action of the combined In- ternational Olympic Committee ap- pears to have been overlooked by the coast sportsmen. Amateur Athletic Union managers who have had much to do with the holding of track and field games of the nature of Olympic competitions are, on the whole, against the United States having anything to do with such a series, for some years to come. ;ur Pennsylvania University, refused to tryout because he could not spare the time from study. !400 HIGH SCHOOLS IN N. Y. U. TRACK GAMES | New York, April 17.—The seven {teenth annual preparatory school iday games are being held here to. day with 400 high schools taking part. COLUMBIA-PRINCETON SWIM , Princeton, N. J,, April 17.—Co- lumbia and Pennsylvania will swim today to decide the triple tie for first place. Raaaaaa sl ol =il d il ll IR L How Many Questions Can You Answer? sayings: ‘““Keep your powder dry,” “Innocuous desuetude,” ‘“‘watchful waiting,” “the eternal feminine,” “far from the maddening crowd,” “‘the Star Spangled Banner,” ‘“‘dist- ance lends enchantment,” “monarch of all | survey,” “my kingdom for a horse?" What do these phrases mean? White elephant, contraband of war, local option, hit the trail, rendez- |vous, quid pro quo ex-dividend, whole hogger, lifer, recidivist, |comme il fault, | should worry, non sequitur, Arrange in order in which they lived: Washington, Charlemagne, Caeser, Lincoln, Elijah, Bismarch, Abraham, Luther, Rafael, Socrates, { Kant Plato. Why does an apple fall, a stick yfloat, a bomb explode, and fountain ‘play? How much is 0 divided by 1? i Utter twenty words, with moder- {ate speed, one after theo ther, with- out repeating or hesitating-—any English words. Close your eyes and, without pre- vious preparation, name twenty oh- ')r-vul in the room you are in. We say a “flock” of birds; what do you apply the terms bevy, herd, group, company, crowd, batch. lot, |crew, gang, band, squad, swarm, heap collection, congregation, horde, school, shoal covey galaxy, cluster, set, pack, bunch, assortment, sheaf, shock, mass? What do we know anyhow? May- ibe we ought to go to school with the children. lookinz, and at least forty years old it might then be possible for the young men of this town to keep away long enough to give her time to wash up the supper dishes. I do not want a stenographer, typewriter, dressmaker, manicurist, rhlropodlni or milliner out of a job, who would take this position just to wait for another opening in their own line and experiment on me with their amateur cooking. My stomach now is on the ragged edge of a rup- HOW: THE MASTERS WORKED Great Musical Composers Used Dif- ferent Methods in Getting Their Melodies Before the World. Mozart loved company, wine, and good fellowship. Operative managers were driten to despair by the fact that }le would linger in the wine room or at the billiard table when they were in sad need of perhaps an overture that he had promised, but had put off writing until “tomorrow.” But the overture was sure to be forthcoming just at the last moment, for was it not all completed in his head, and had it not been for many days or weeks? It was the manual labor of writing out that he shirked. Who that has copled music can blama him? | Schubert lingered much at the tav- 1 ern. Well, perhaps it was more cheer- {ful than his home. No clatter of | Plates and glasses or chatter of busy | tongues could stay the flow of his beautitul melodies. The fountain must flow even though the world thought naught of the | stream. Many of his songs went for | twenty cents aplece, while their au- | thor lacked the necessities of life. Haydn would shut himselt up in his ll|xth story garret and pen the sym- ! phonies which paved the way for Mo- zart and Beethoven. So absorbed in his work would Haydn become that the absence of food or fuel was un- known; the joy of composition was enough to produce oblivion to all min- or matters such as food. But a scold- Ing wife may have had somewhat to do with his voluntary fsvlation. May Be Joking. “A police commissioner says, ‘“The professional criminal has almost disap- peared.” " “Do you believe that?” “I wish I had a tenth of his optim- fsm.” FARMING LANDS IN SIBERIA That They Are Rich Is Proved by the Crops That Are Gathered From Them. We have inherited from the tradi tions of the past the idea that Siberia is a country with a not very fruit- ful soil. Yet in the last few years The best time of the vear for the Graduate. The world re-ts on their shoulders; "tis the stepping stone into business world. Start your boy or girl into the world with some reward for their work in the school room. A gif from whe Cole & Hull Store will give them satistaction as well as pleasure for life. Onr selectims from the Eastern wmarkets have been made especially for the Graduation time — “A PLERSURE TO SHOW GOODS” Cole & Hull Jewelers and Optometrists New, snappy LAKELAND, FLA. and durable We do our own Lense Grinding IN. DO YOUR OWN SHOPP ’ g > “Onyx’" & Hosicry Gives the BEST-;A:UE for Your Money Cvery Kind from Cottoa to Silk, For Men, Women asd Childrea Any Color and Style From 25¢ to $5.00 per pair Look for the Trade Mark! Sold by All Good Dealers. Lord & Taylor L —— (£ | | ik — e e | Wholes: NICW YORK very decided advances in farming have been made there, as a result of the ef- forts of the Russian government to arouse the native peasants and set- tlers to a more intensive cultivation of the ground. In the western section of the country, so the German journal Prometheus tells us, large associa- tions of farmers have been organ. ized for the export of their products. In 1912 butter to the value of 7,000, 000 rubles (a ruble is about 51 cents) was exported. In 1913 this amount had doubled, for in this year butter to the value of 14,500,000 rubles was sold to Germany, Austria-Hungary and England. In 1912 experiments were made in the manufacture of the Eng- lish cheddar cheese. After several faflures, the cheese, which is very pop- ular in Great Britain, was so success- fully imitated that in 1913 England im- ported 656 tons of Siverian cheddar. ‘The trade is carried on by ships di- rectly from the interior of Siberia to London.—Sclentific American. Prophet's Liking for Narcissus. Mohammed loved the large-flowered narcissus, and Las sounded its praises in the epigrammatic saying: “Whoe ever has two loaves of bread, let him exchange one for the narcissus flower; for bread is food for the body, but the narcissus food for the soul.” SANITARY PRESSING CLUB CLEANING, PRESSING. REPAIRING and DYEING. Ladies Work a Specialty. Satisfaction Guaranteed. GIVE US A TRIAL Kibler Hotel Basement. Phone No. 393 WATSON & GILLESPIE, Proprietors L. W.YARNELL LIGHT AND HEAVY HAULING HOUSEHOLD MOVING A SPECIALTY 0Oak and Pine Wood Orders handled promptly. Shones: Office 109; Res.. §7 Green OUR SHIELD 2 You can make a Better Gardern & ‘fi/w have the best tools e éae them A GOOD GARDEN COMES, NOT SO MUCH FROM THE AMOUNT OF WORK YOU PUT ON IT, AS FROM THE KIND OF TOOLS YOU WORK WITH. WITH OUR LABOR-SAVING GARDEN TOOLS YOU CAN HAVE A BIGGER, BETTER GARDEN WITH LESS WORK THAN YOU CAN WITH YOUR OLD, WORN- OUT MAKESHIFTS. COME IN. LET US SHOW YOU |THE “LABOR- SAVERS.” Lakeland Hardware and Plumbing Co. VAN HUSS' PLACE Special for Thursday, Friday and Sat’day $1.00 Bottle Beef, 5 O C Iron and Wine--- Three days only Lake Pharmacy Lakeland Paving and Construction Company Has moved their Plant to their new site corner of Parker and Vermont Avenues. Mr. Belisario, who is now sole owner of the company says that they will carry a full line of Marble Tomb Stones in connec- tion with their Ornemantel Department of this business, XYY w vy AR XXITIIIIIIIZIIZ Office Phone 348 B.ack Res. Phone 153 Blue “eads in America said: that the house practic her hair is, or how big her feet are, |ture; dyspepsia stares me in the z al < bis (1915) is going to a record i newspaper advertising and ™S of publicity, or T misread M5 of the average business We are recovering from the of the European war. We are 0 enter an era of expansion. 'Y helps expansion, is a first " *Very going business and puts Into trade. The house that | down its 1915 advertising ap- atlon s saving at the spigot sting at the bung. ® views are thoroughly They apply to business not *t home, but abroad. The day Mvertising was considered mental or a luxury belongs in t history, Pudblieity expert and adver- be a disadvantage ¥ terprising neighbor to remember that may be done not onl to the present, but : well.”—Atlanta Constiti —————— A CANNIBAL FEAST 3 advertising now v with an eye, the future as | passing | in th!‘ A summer tourist was v a German village hen a stout Germanl west recently, W - girl came to the front dpcr nd"c:':‘ ed to a small girl plny:;;r homo “; wGuety! Gusty!' she sald, .;1:!0:' yourself. Ma's on the table and Pa's balf et!” throug [Hen of cans that have accumulated ‘under the kitchen table, In the pant-|their fares home, and I have often nor what church she goes to, nor|face, and my clothes supported by what her nationality is, if she can only one button and three ten-penny make good with the kids and k"eninnlls. What T want is a plain cook me in plain grub. T have two little 'who can fasten on a button when it girls, one ten years old and one five, |is needed, keep the cockroaches out who have been keeping house for 'of the butter and the flles out of the me til there's nothing more to keep soup, I will give her a good home, they have broken up all the dish-[a spring bed with real feather pil- es. 1 would like some one who could | lows to sleep on, and pay her fair make out a list of what is needed wages to boot. Address, in the line of crockery where there J. E. TRACY, Tatt, Fla. is a great variety to eat, and one P. S.—Please write before you who knows how to dispose of empty |come. The last time I advertised tomato and ffty-seven other vari-|for a housekeeper, four came on the same train; I had to pay three of ry and under the beds. wished since that I had pald the T am not particular as to ber beau- | fare of the other one home at the ty; would rather she were plain- jsame time. JET ISTOUR MOTTO || Which is proven by our six years success in Lakeland. Maker of the National Steel reinforced concrete Burial | Vault Building Blocks of all discrip- tions. Red Cement, Pressed Brick, White Brick, Pier Blocks, 3 nd 4 inch Drain Tile, o, 7 and 8-ft Fench Post; in fact anything made of Cement. i i o KELLEYS BARRED Plymouth Rocks BOTH MATINGS Jetter now than ever before 'A'l‘h.: sooner you get yous liddies to growing the better. Let me furnish the eggs for you to set. Special price hundred. . - I also have a large bunch of nice young Cock Birds at reasonable prices. H. L. KELLEY, Grifin, Fla.