Lakeland Evening Telegram Newspaper, May 24, 1915, Page 3

— grosaeneBenED, ®Oo®0 4 o AMERICAN ASSOCIATION .. NATIONAL LEAGUE 000 eNONeTIN800800045 04y, nding of the Clubs : Standing ST Standing of the]Clubs jadianapolis - - --20 13 -937 Chicago i \‘\" Pt <1312 579 | philagelphi, o ouisville - -+ neees 17 15 524 | Pittshurg B SRR 15 16 488 | Boston .. M Cleveland - - -13 16 488 | Brooklyn .. i yinneapolis 1215 444 |8t Louis | iz 1_‘ Columbus -+ <+ <10 19 345 | Cincinnatj | | ; 12 .|‘~ '4 o New York el T e Results Yesterday —— Re02020500 g4 At wvilwaukee 9, Cleveland 4. At Minneapolis 3, Indianapolis 1. | At St. Paul 2, Louisville 4. At Kansas City 8, Columbus 0. Standing of 400N POROIOE £ e Uy 0 v Wt » # | Pittsburgh 20 12 0 SOUTH ATLANTIC @ Chicago .. .. B ] & | Newark . ] 14 Q¢ 0 ® A& NPT S DS G Kansas City | ATy Standing of the Clubs Brooklyn 5 15 W. L. Pet.|St. Louis . 14 16 Albany ..23 14 622 |Baltimore 13 Macen - - .22 14 611 |Buffalo L1023 303 Charleston 2 .. 22 RS Columbus . .1 « 18 R 7 s gavannah . . A b esults Yesterday Jacksonville .16 At Kansas City 9, Buftalo Columbia . . 14 At Chicago 2-1, Baltimor Aug .12 At St. L e O e e O NEW YORK DAY BY DAY (Seem to he we are kee ing more lives hildren alive lonzer will New York, May 24.—“New York- ars over forty are dying faster than ever before, and the mortality is still but heaven only knows what |hu|r|n n to us when in another t Or forty years the weak babie: going up. are bringing up reach the a at Most New orkers are already half | Which the mortality is cven now so deaf that is why they have to wcrk"“m“ “Unregulated work isn't the only thing that's the marter New Yorkers. They eat too riuch, ospec- ially when theiy food i in relation to theip physic eti There is an undue proportion meat in their diet, and the acids and alkalies are not properly halanced Their icod is not coarse ensuzh. As for exercise, many New Yorkers take practically none. If they give ten or fifteen minutes morning to exercise of the right sort they would feel better live longer. so many hours. “Newyorkitis is steadily increas- ing, and for one insane man in our psylums here are ten outside.” Those are the latest results of the pace that kills, compiled by Dr. (has. £. North. Physician and san- jtarian, Dr. North has been de- scribed as conducting a “private bu- reau of public health.” Yet, busy man that he is, he has been studying and analyzing for years the physical condition of the New Yorker. Some of the interesting discoveries he has made were indicated in a recent ad- dress before the American Associa- tion for Promoting Hygienic and Public Baths. “Although much has been done to decrease the mortality from infec- tious diseases,” he said, “the effect of modern city life wupon public health has been to increase the dan- ger of constitutional disease. This 18 due to the strain under which New Yorkers live. “The business man of today does more than three times as much as he did a few years ago. This is shown by the statistics of the railways, tel- ephone companies and mails. Be- sides, his food supply is not fresh and lacks nutrition and he does not et enough exercise. If these things could be regulated in early life we should have a race not of Spartans, constitutional disease successfully.” “Up to forty, in short, we have decreased the death rate. But what Is happening after forty? The death frate is increasing by leaps and bounds. Organic diseases, those af- fecting the heart, the kidneys, the blood vessels and the nerves, tnormously on the fncrease. with con [ would every and —— Popularity. Popularity, in the lowest and most common sense, {8 not worth having. Do your duty to the best of your pow- er, win the approbation of your own conscience, and popularity, in its best and highest seuse, is sure to follow.— Sir John Parkingten Lightning-proof, fire-proof, rust-proof. Lasts as long as building stands, made of gal- vanized steel TONCAN metal. Alwa appearance and time reduces c« ly lay it. Ask your dealer or write us for catalogue. The Florida Metal Products Cos, 8630 Evergreea Ave. are Jucksonville, Fla. / We ./ lU. B. STREATER CONTRACTOR AND BUILDER Having had twenty-one years’ experience in building and contracting in Lakeland and vicinity, I feel competent ll to render the best services in this line. If cofl“‘““’!“"‘x building, will be pleased to furnish estimates and all infor- fll mation, Al work guaranteed. Phone 169. J. B. STREATER. i uality ¢ 1amondas o : Are still the Reigning Fashion in L 1. We 4 3t present a large selection of Imported Dian i your purchase from. Il Every stone sold under a guarantee g P b “A PLEASURE TO SHOW GOODS i O Cole & Hull THE DIAMOND HOUSE LAKELAND, PRAY Disinfectant | her Insects NOW IS THE T BRYAN'S S An Insect Destroyer and For Flies, Mosquitoes, Fleas Roaches, An DIRECTION FOR USE—Spray on PO oors and around the sinks, windows, SCreen Parts of the house. Prices: Quarts soc., 1-2 Gallons 85¢ Gal Sprayfl' 50¢. ke Pharmacy ts, and Ot rches, kitchen doors and all llons $1.59 | red g Ss0e0e : 3 AMERICAN LEAGUE bl ik . < 9 :‘0‘:‘.'C‘O‘E'Oé'0ifié’0 Standing of the Clubs e I 12 g 32 ork 17 12" 68 ton <1315 464 A% a7 . 3 20 Philadelphia <1021 Results Yestes At Chicago 4, rday Boston 2. At Detroit 10, Philadelphia ! At Cleveland 1, Washington | At St. Louis 4, New York 3. Ranch Located Near Sanford Tosohatchie Ranch located near Sanford, bids fair to become as fa- |mous as the 101 Ranch of Oklaho- sohatchie Ranch now has acres under fence and upon this immense range are 5,000 cattl: “nd 2,500 sheep | 82,000 There are thoas fenced and the {dwners lay no claim to (hien. At the present time dozens of cowboys are busy at this immense ranch branding calves and shearing sheep and making cattle dbpping vats and otherwise getting ready ‘for the big Florida beef is now a recognized commodity in the (market and as there ason are several anches near this city the mar- k e assured of good beef at all | tim i The owners of Tosohatchie ranch built an inside pasture of 3,000 res where there are thoroughbred cattle, and this pen will be used for breeding puposes. Some of the fincst stock obtainable is confined | Within this inclosure and the ranch "in time will be one of the finest in the State. Many wells have been driven at jvarious points on the property, good {flowing wells that will give the cat- tle and sheep all the fresh and pure water needed when the smaller streams happen to be dry. Added to the pure water the owners will plant many different kinds of grasses and stock feed and the stock will be pro- rvided with feed of all kinds to sup- ‘plement the native grass. The dipping vats being construct- ed are of concrete, and are said to be models of their kind, The cattle yon Tosohatchie will be freed from 'the cattle ticks and will have noth- ling to do but feed, cat and sleep and make dividends for their owners,—- 'The Sanford Herald, IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE TENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT OF THE STATE OF FLORIDA, IN AND FOR POLK COUNTY. —Southern Naval Stores Company, vs. Mary S. Mclintosh, et al.—Foreclosure of Mort- oage $ INOTICE en that the will, under 1 the n of May, 1915, therein named, under hy on the Sth da st the several defendan Hon. F. A, Whit sell at pu ithwest of the the north arter of section of southwest quar th half of south! all in township arter of sec \east quarter, st quarte rth L 1! alf ot quarter o north half of northeast Juarter of northeast t quarter of north 1 the warter of r of northeas! r of mnortheast q of northwest quarter, Juarter of section 34; the t quarter, the east half the north quarter rter and the quarter ter of north northeast hwest quarter ; the north atheast quar- est quarter, and east quarter, of arter of northwest 20; the northaest quarter Itord. | L] o & 2020 QEVEVSO®Q Standing of the Clubs SOUTHERN LEAGUE W. L. Pet. New Orleans . 7 12 ).692 Birmingham .. .. 14 611 Nashville 18 6 Chattanooga .. ..18 19 .486 Memphis .. .18 20 474 Atlanta .18 19 457! Mobile .. .16 23 410 Little Rock .12 24 333 Results Yesterday At Mobile 10, Memphis At New Orleans 2, Chattanooga 1. Ass’n of Pecan Growers To Meet at Quincy The Annual Convention of the Georgia-Florida Pecan Growers' As- sociation, will be held in Quincy, Florida, May 26th and 27th, 1915. As a number of Tallahasseeans are taking great interest in pecan cul- ture, this convention should be of ¢ [great interest to them. The following will be the prozram: Wednesday, May 26, 10:00 a. m. Call to erder, ) Invoeation —Rev. J. Marion Staf- W, 1 Weicome Address of Welcome- M. Cor- ry. . Respotise to Address of —W. C. Jones, Cairs, Ga. President's Address—B. W, Stone, Thomasville, Ga. Opportunities In Pecan Culture— Wm. P. Bullard, Albany, Ga, Wednesday, 2:00 p. m. The Value of Well-balanced Farm. ing in the Pecan Belt—W. L. Mac- Gowan, Quincy, Fla. Advertising as a Factor in the Success in the Pecan Industry—Jef- ferson Thomas, Jacksonville, Fla. Question Box, giving an oppor- tunity for any question pertinent to the pecan industry. To be answered by the pecan experts present. Wednesday, 7:30 p. m Controlling the Enemies of the Pecan—S. M. McMurran, Thomas- ville (Rosette). H. K. Miller, Monti- cello, Florida. (The C(ase-Bearer), C. S. Spooner, Thomasville, Ga. (The Bud-Moth). H. C. White, Putney, Ga. (Winter Killing). Genera] discussion of other ene- mies. 9:00 p. m.—Informal reception at Elks Club, dancing, bowling, cards and billiards, complimentary to the Association by the citizens of Quiney. Thursday, May 27, 9:00 a, m. The Pecan Market of the Future —~Chas. A. VanDuzee, Cairo, Ga. To be followed by a general dis- cussion of the marketing proposi- tion. How to Grow a Tree Bearing Age--Bernie A, zerald, Ga. How to Grow W. Stone, Thomasville, Ga., ", Bassett, Monticello, Fla. Miscellaneous Business, Selection of place for next meet- ing. Election of officers. the Fitz. up to Fohl, First-Class Nuts w. all in township 32 south, of seuthwest west half northwest quarter southwest of northwest quarter, and quar of enst southwest qua t th- est st quarter southeast the L and section of northeast quarter of quarter of southwest quarter of se west half of northeast quarter, quarter of northeast q r 18 past quarter of northwest ; the north half of north- itheast quarter of north north half of so the and section 2 quarter of section ast_quarter, or 1o or lots 2, 3, and 4, and the north- ; the northwest ter of southwest quarter or lot 6; of the southwes o quarter of south- east half of ; and west half 30; all in st quarter eas northeast of northwest quarter of se township 32 south, range 2 All leases for turpentine purposes and tur- pentine privileges valid nd existing upon the Jands used by the parties defendant hereto as part of the turpentine place and operations situate at and near Fort Meade, in the sald county of Polk and State of Florida And also all personal property consisting of mules, horses, wa stills tools. cooper tools. harness,, dip barrels, shanties. commis- houses. buildings, crude gum, gum boxes, e and all other personal propert: what kind and nature soever used by the 8 de- fendant and of them, constitus a part of the turpentine place as aforesaid. Dated this 6 day of May, A. D. 1915 JOHN W. BURTON Special Master e ————— Uncle Eben. #Some men,” said Uncle Eben, “is like my mule. He kicks an’ lets de other folks do ie -eel worryin’ éQQO*OiO@D%O'&Ol Repairs Quickly Made iates more than we do the necessity for When you have the mis- you need not feel A GHOSTLY TRAILER No one appr speed in our Repair Department. fortune to hreak a lens or your frame, very long. Avail yourself of our Repair Department, and you will be surprised to know how reasonably and quickly we can help you out of the difficulty. We replace broken lenses for 75¢ and up. Eyes exam- T Cele & Bl JEWELERS AND OPTOMETRISTS LAKELAND, FLORIDA By JOHN ROBBINS. (Copyright, 1915, by W. G. Chapman.) Bloomfield had planned the robbery 'In every detail for weeks before, but |he had never contemplated murder. | That had been a grim accident. Ha ‘Elng got the safe open, he had raised | his head to find old Barrett standing |in the doorway, holding a leveled re- | volver at him “Hands up!” Ing grimly. Bloomfleld flung up his hands, and, H as the old man’s revolver wavered in the tired hand, leaped. He had timed himself to a nicety, for the bullet { whizzed past his ear, and !n an in- |stant he had seized the weapon and | brought it down on old Barrett's head with stunning force. | He knew Barrett was dead. He knelt over the body and felt the heart | cease to beat, raised the wrist and felt the pulse throd into silence. He stood up, and in a moment the full realization of his fate flashed through his brain. He saw the electrio chair, ' the bonds, the switches. ! With a shudder of revulsion Bloom- fleld stepped back, closed the safe, and, with his plunder in his pocket, ' planned his new movements in the ' 1ight of this development. He had in- tended to lie low in the city—now he saw that he must make for a distant town. In the metropolis the hunt ! would not let up for a couple of years, , In Atlanta, Baltimore, Cleveland. . . .| his courage began tg peturn. He would | not look at the body upon the floor. A dog was Jowling in a room near at’ nand. Tt must be old Barrett's dog, ' the miser's. The e sound made Bloomfleld's hllt.ioa :fi?&fi“fitl | He madg his way out by the window ! o the streef. Nobody was stirring.! i WIik hfs fifty thotsand in his pocket-| book he strode on gayly. His gpiri said the old man, smil- were high ¥:§ody had seen him . tome or go e dog was still howl- A 3 ing, though. . . . . Weiwseee WHEN YOU FIGURE ON BUILDING, COME IN The howling Bounded nearer. { AND LET US FIGURE WITH YOU ON YOUR BUILD- § § ERS’ HARDWARE. , BUT BEFORE YOU COME IN KNOW THAT YOU § CORRECT INSTYLE AND HIGH IN QUALITY. WE } { ALSO MAKE THE PRICE RIGHT. WHENEVER YOU NEED ANY KIND OF HARD- WARE, IT WILL PAY YOU TO BUY FROM US. Blomfleld glanced round, to see the creature at his heels. It was a white and yellow bloodhound, and it sniffed at his trall, whining, not very loud, but dismally and mourntully. Bloomfield stopped and called to it. He snapped his fingers, but the crea- ture leaped awey with a terrified moan. When Bloomfleld resumed his pacing the dog followed him, no near- er, no further away, always whining | softly. It was a terrific indictment, the dumb creature following, follow- Bloomfleld tried to shake it off. He turned up a side street. He took short cut among some houses, hastily, before the dog rounded the corner. To his relief the howling sounded further away. But when he emerged into the ! parallel road he saw the dog follow: + Ing him, just as before. It was a lit- Lakeland Hardware and Plumbing Co. : VAN HUSS' PLACE Send Us Your Orders tle nearer, now, and it howled louder and bared its fangs. —FOR— Lt ol I SANITARY PRESSING CLUB began throwing them at the creature. CLEANING, PRESSING. 1t leaped agilely away and howled CHANNELS REPAIRING and DYEING. more loudly. Bloomfleld saw one or CHANNELS 6 & 3 two passers-by look at him curiously. ANGLES and Ladies Work a Specialty. He cursed the dog. ALL SHAPES Satisfaction Guaranteed. It was nearly morning. Bloomfleld GIVE US A TRIAL abandoned his plan of taking the| BOILER PLATE = train. He resolved to Icnrry :lut hm- TANK STEEL Kibler Hotel Basement. original idea of lying low. e ha GALVANIZED Phone No. 393 ted a flat and stored it with four . months'_supply of food. Nobody COPPER and WATSON & GILLESPIE, ZINK SHEETS would know him, except the janitor, and he was not likely to suspect any- thing. He was within a block of it when the dog, as if divining his purpose, leaped in front of him and began snarling and barking furiously. Bloom- fleld was in despair. Clearly the crea- ture meant to spring at his throat it he persisted. He turned, and now a madness came over him, an insane desire to give himself up, to suffer anything rather than endure that ter- rible persecution. It seemed to him like a heaven-sent punishment. He did not know where to go. Half an hour later he found that his feet had taken him to the outside of BUILT TO Barrett's house again. He had gone ORDER there unconsclously, but now there| BOILERS AND TANKS TO came upon him that obsession of which he had heard, to see the body of the man he had killed. It was not quite light yet. Glancing hastily up |, and down the street, Bloomfleld holst- ed himself up to the second-story win- dow and re-entered the room. Out of the shadows leaped a form that clutched him in a vise. A palr of handcuffs were snapped upon his wrists. “You'll tell me, I suppose, you didn’t beat up old man Barrett this night? 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