Lakeland Evening Telegram Newspaper, May 27, 1915, Page 3

Repairs Quickly Made No one appreciates more than we do the necessity HIS TOWER MAIDEN for By CONSTANCE MORTCN. speed in our Repair Department When you have the mis- fortune to break a lens or your irame, you need not feel 200+ 040EDEICITSDSO | o v B Mo Newegaz| | DSt very lonk, L : . ‘: L R R IR A ele . Rt Fper Avadicate) n Avail vourseli of our Repair Department, and you will . he surprised to know how reasonably and quickly we can help o TION --2|@ SOUTH ATLANTIC -3 D) . Strange to relate Deane Barlow had ¢ surf ¢ 3 ) A AMERICAN ASSOCIA' .l® . Chum Bob S Sportlng Talk never been in love—not until that April you out of the difficulty. % g ceeCeRNeVEOEREDIQ $0F20E0SL0PD®O evening when he had returned to his We replace broken lenses for 75¢ and up. Eyes exam- i . ' room at Mrs. Pilling's boarding house ined free. tanding of the Clubs Standing of the Clubs 5 5 8 w. L. Pet w. L. pet.| New York, May 27—American |driver collaborate to make a cork- | 2% had discovered e, 1;.0.::;:‘1?.{ c l & H ll qndianapolis .. 14 .600 :&]a;con' os H. 0 :tbl;l:;e\; h?\'e much to reg'ret in the |ing first page story for the NewWs- |y wing of a fashionable private G e u Kansas City .. 14 .5(_53 any .. .. 16 .600 ndenment of 1916 Olympics, for papers. hotel around the corner, and at one JEWELERS AND OPTOMETRISTS Louisville .. 15 .559 |Charleston .. 15 595 Idurmg the past two years a goodly of its lace-draped windows he had dis- Milwaukee . 15 .559 | Columbus .. 19 .51 |Dumber of wonders have been de- Benny Troubles, a St. Louis light- | covered a girl's lovely, wistful face, LAKELAND, FLORIDA ‘St. Paul .. 17 .485 [Savannah .. 20 .474 veloped who looked with ambitious | weight, has arrived in town and is | sometimes looking out at the sunset Cleveland .. .. 17 .452|Columbia . 385 eyes toward Berlin and the honors |seeking matches. Troubles hhs been | clouds piling in the west and just vis- Minneapolis . 17 - .414 |Augusta .. .359 |0 be won in Olympic catests Davy |living up to his name at a lively | ible through a rift in the buildings; Coluibos. . » 22 353 | Jacksonville 18 21 359 Caldwell is one of the most sorely |clip in the West and South and he sometimes, and more often, Dbent 3 disappointed over the prospect of |wants to meet only the best here. :h::g:-unlly downward as if she read losing a world's title. At Stock-|Among those whom he has fought Results Yesterda: Results Yesterda; s SLt) At Milwaukee 6, Coh\mgus 19 At Savannah 2, Jacksqny"me 0. holm Caldwell was practically alare Charlie White and Young Say- gollfie:::f::e;:slo;e:::ah:;l‘::::l:: At Minneapolis 0, Louisville 2. At Augusta 5, Albany 2. I“f" ice, yet he ran into fourth posi-|lor, over whom he claims to hold| golor that distance would not reveal. At St. Paul 5, Indianapolis 1. ] At Columbia 1, Columbus 0. tion in the 800-metre championship [ popular decisions. Altogether Trou- | He worshiped her from afar, for he At Kansas City-Cleveland, post- At Charleston 5, Macon 5. {after one of the greatest stretch |bles has fought sixty-one battles and | knew that there was a wide social bar- poned, rain. !sprints sportsmen have ever wit-|he states that he has never been | rier raised between the occupant of i I nessed. T GO RO EGEGEOE G D The Byefield farmer is get- | knocked off his feet.” Jack Sostellos | that luxurious suite and a poor young | 1t is expected General Law will be iting better all the time, and it's dol- | is handling Troubles. law clerk. CeneTEIBIDITS DS {sne . L o : * elo AMERICAN LEAGUE Dflars to doughnuts that he would land & At night the curtains of the “tower { [the $00-metre championship if it| J. Porporato, the celebrated Span-| Were dzawn and his lady bad van- o SOUTHERN LEAGUE Qe | {shed. Twenty-four hours must elapse | o® |was run next year. 1sh driver, who has been named an 4 ¥ . * Ce0SDST DSOS 1 b6 Baglish B before he might glimpse her face GrONGUEVEVSIT T Standing of the Clubs alternate on the Enclish Sunbeam | pooi, [y was only in the afternoon Standing of the Clubs W. L. Pet Players on Western clubs are team in the next Indianapolis 500-| ipos ne gaw her; never at otber times o = sy .. isounding a warning to the Yankees mile race, in the even that either J. W. L. Pet. Detroit .. .. .. .. ..23 13 .639| & or on Sundays. New Orleans . 23 “' 667 | New York 17 14 -"48 against the Chicago White Sox. The Chassagne or Louis Coatalen, the At the dinner table that night there Birmingham .;4 15 '6 5 | Boston '1,. 14 o 81 | Chicago team is regarded in this sec- regular steersmen, cannot get away.! was much animation among the bonrd~l ": ille ik i 81030 ¥ 12 \\'ashinx‘:(‘on "l: e tion as a dangerous ball club and Porporato is one of the best racing| ers. Miss Brown, who operated the Nas Vm i G e R “; “one that is apt to become a serious pilots of Europe, having won the | telephone switchboard in the hotel MempAS. ¢ SR e 14200 A4 1 oontender. The White Sox have a 1908 Targo Bolosna with ease. around the corner, hau revealed the Chattanooga .. 20 512 eveland .. .13 19 406 great pitching staff and it is work- fact that there was to be a wedding in 8 2 7 iladelphi Ay ; e i L Mobile . . ‘ SRS a e 2 5 3 : il | e of Lacrosse, 111, there was born on the t all seen the beautiful Miss yittle Rock .. .... ..13 26 .333 . ‘;_Y _te \ : P ths fatm Gt GhATIor 31 Comaron: & Gln{iy:OEl:iorlon" esults Yesterday Jown in Indianapolis the authori- gerawny, long-legged colt, that was| « i@ v Results Yesterday BUDECEGIMINY, SNRELIRIN O ties will stand for just one fight & gired by The Earl. Because of the \\'n:so‘:lloe:ds:rl;s.nt T e At Chattanooga 4'. Atlanta 5 o At Chicago 7, New York 6 | year. Apparently those in office ‘gtrong resemblance of the colt for its| Miss Brown nodded her head. : At Nashville 1, New Orleans 5. RO | obligingly hear nothing of the pro-,gaddy, Mr. Cameron decided to call| Mr. Pilling, who carved the roast, ] At Memphis 8, Birmingham 4. C®O®O®O®O SO S G posed battle until it is all over and the younsster Earl, Jr. From this | looked up from under his shaggy eye- At Little Rock 12, Mobile 2. * ® then the promoters are warned not!rather uncompromising baby there brows. i —_— o FEDERAL LEAGUE © o let it happen again. And it geveloped a wondertul race horse— | -Who's she golng to marry ne WHEN YOU FIGURE ON BUILDING, COME IN getesienie e e 8 L @ | docsu't happen again—that year. !one who after cight strenuous cam-| *“Kga &Y L0 LI AND LET US FIGURE WITH YOU ON YOUR BUILD- § * St ; o @ Os&» od(" o ;- a::n-x,c? ; -4 1‘h4'n» is a mmzl lapse and the nnxti“a‘gns is still as much in the lime-| o monevw :) * HARDWA! K o NATIONAL LE. tanding of the Clubs {show is planned and staged on theljjght as in any year of the past. The B inced. . 5 P 9.UL. Pt bevs ot the 42t sotomoblls twos, ASH rectuy wubile Dk & WArE: oot 19r| Beaary R vea sni it s st LI . DUT NEVERE YL ORME (N ENGW THAT YU QOSSN UG QS OfPittsburg .. 21 14 600 they get away with it every year, garl, Jr, who is owned by Ralph | ployers—a big, jovial, red-faced young WILL FIND OUR BUILDERS' HARDWARE TO BE Standing of the qlubl "h‘(““‘“ T RS Indianapolis has a somewhat pasburg, a tobacco grower of Con- | man. Bradbury was going to CORRECT IN{STYLE AND HIGH IN QUALITY. WE £ W. L. Pet.|Kansas City 1Py 14 i ambitious prozram for tomorrow _necticut. Lasburg has a lot of con-| marry Deane's Tower Lady! No won- ALSO MAKE THE PRICE RICGHT Philadelphia .. ..17 11 .607 |Newark .. .. . 19 18 42 'night, as viewed frm a fistic stand- ' figence in the horse and it is his de- | der the tower window was darkened; 4 pittsburg . ..15 15 .500 | Brooklyn .. 17 16 , point. !sire to match the battle-scared vet-|the prolpectlvle !;rldeu:o:ld have no | |ig WHENEVER YOU NEED ANY KIND OF;IARD- s ; 318 i 5 16 - er 11y time now to look with dreamy eves |(|§ WARE, IT WILL PAY YOU TO BUY FROM U ; Brooklyn o w14 1B A831EL Louls .. .15 16 4] — 'eran against any pacer living. Las. W A 5 Boston . . . ..14 16 .466 |Baltimore .. ceoaadd 21 2, "This is the scason of the year burg has issued a challenge to the In:)o'gzn;:n;en;hhed his dreams and | |8 st. Louis .. ..15 17 460 | Buffalo a0 240 200 l\vlu-n the careless street car motor- world and hl_s money will remain UP | yuneeq fnto his work with renewed | [8 Cincinnati .. . 12 16 .429 Results Yesterday |man and the reckless automobile until June 15. industry. There was much talk in (|8 New York . 11 16 .407] At Pittsburg 3, Brooklyn 6 | -~ | the office about the wedding and some | | fing of the bridegroom when he i RS IR R SRS ; | : | & | f returned from a honeymoon syent | (i cuture Looke eyona. | Preparing For :Gen.Law to be Chief | 3 Winning the Multitude's Ear. | ¢ i 0 ulture looks beyond machinery, Then came a momentous day when ove that { AR e IR RO e flul:::: l::‘nr“ :1:‘;':“;!:;- :n snln;l! culture hates hatred, culiure has one Gl'eat Allto Ra«'es Guest Of HOllOl‘ at Deane, looking out of his window to- | — 0 M mmmM ) the dificult | Breat passion—the passion for sweet- . ward his lady's tower, again saw her only :’:. o‘fl;:;l.‘b‘:“:o perform o1| Bess and light It has one even yet At lndianapolis U. C_ v. ReUnlon' sweet, serious face turned toward the Send U S Your Ordel‘s St ———— “{;' o Offor only things that are| Ereater. the passion for making them " | sunset clouds. A little wrench at his belevet Ot o the world will an| &1l prevail. It is not satisfied il ve o At Richmond ; heart told him that be had not suc- —FOR— SANITARY PRESSING CLUB relson:wo knew as much as that” all come to a perfect man; it knows | Indianapolis, Ind., May 'ceadad in dismiseing her from his ‘B:I;:r‘enml: TeEs thiat ire Gavd o] that the sweetness and light of the |climination trials for the ST idrelml. 1 BEAMS HILS CLEANING, PRESSING. ' few must be imperfect until the raw “contest are now in progress at the v The next morning he happened to CHANNEL ; e w-c(;clh‘l:'; t::‘:;o?emfi:ybl::da:u; and unkindly masses of humanity are Speedway. Forty cars are entered 'n;l;- [ollnwl:.g a‘ketch 1 t:llk‘en"::-ubm be alone in the office when the door CHANNELS RBPA.XRING and D‘I‘Emfi. ;“':m :‘u“ and you will win the touched with sweetness and light— for the speed classic, next Saturday, ‘::“‘ n?tAwo:“ = ;!'e“ch;)rh 13 ld"t. opened and a young woman entered. ANGLES and Ladies Work a Specialty. epod verybody wili| Matthew Arnold [which means that at least seven |lishers’ Auxillary,” which 18 sald to peljcately fair and very lovely in her APE Satisfaction Guaranteed. multitude’s ear and everybody AT R L of the D¢ “the most widely read newspaper | summery attire, she turned & patr of v o force ste, of e . s no:. W"-SEx:h:ugs Worth While Quotation ‘|“ ¢h car must show an average Gk | - In i ofithe Eenqrul Conledersliviasshntly, TANK STEEL Kibler Hotel Basement. S e IE gt ekt (5 e RIS Souiadok e)art iied o MohE 15 ths omela) | niecneampment andiireunton Ay s Ranleriiaiislofon i O GALVANIZED Phone No. 393 Siidies Bopeanea by Tenka to know the best things which God | (et in order to qualify for the big ':"“'_‘l'“”f“" Mty '_';‘)’"“f: ‘::fr';'e:: ohbls O Eas s (wad ‘sbouaio 1eeve COPPER and WATSON & GILLESPIE, Two bridges in a city in India are hath put within the reach of men, you' o1t ung the performance of some 'l state military circies cen the room when her volce detained ZINK SHEETS Proprietors supported on large metal tanks, which { must fix your mind on that end, and of the cars so far this car jo 10 | Gen. Evander Mclver Law, editor of him. RUSS RODS foat on the water and accommodate DOt What Will hapiei 0 YU DECUSS |y ey and ninety-nine miles g {the Bartow Courler-Informant, Who| “.pieagq tell him Mrs. Kohler 18 STAY BOLTS — themselves to the rise and fall. {of it."—George Eliot e ts sating is the highest ranking Confederate | waiting for him,” she smiled over her STRUCTUAL = i & flicer living. houlder. Three Trials Given e : e el ) $ o IRON WORK i The order of time trials will be ' "‘4"‘ ral Lfml,) "";.l\“.[ |“|“' ‘{"ht Mrs. Kohler! Deane's brain was OF ALL KINDS L lin the inverse order of entry, which :"l:";‘l‘l T J el o tli‘irzzb::yhe‘::ll;:lrslw;:e LT::E?:pS . & m r xcurs‘on ates {will make it necessary for the last 0o S0 a0 active part in the | bridegroom down the corridor to the OAK, CYPRESS LIGHT AND HEAVY HAULING car entered to get on the track first | J0 0 oy veburg, where General | outer office. HAHOGANY HOUSEHOLD MOVING A | ey n test Three 8 vi ? i > Al 5 " ” $31.50 $33.00 $31.75 $43.50 j fon: the et - IEEES U s will be o ireet placed him in charge of | ‘“Gladys!” Mr. Kohler greeted her CHERRY “'m b . . {given cach driver. The schedule as and the two disappeared toward his WHITE PINE and SPECIAL’ Louisville Cincinnati St. Louis Chicago i : the Confederate forces around Little and 2 and retum and retum and return |arranged follows Round Top. His charge was so suc- private office. ALL HARD WOODS Low “mmmm(imt Lakes, Cnnndui: qul(y hlt;\nnuir; Yellowstone, \‘ g \'n‘ 1 )“‘Lll\“n:h“:n:.:lll‘ ”I‘::I: ' cessful that he received the compli- th}: :.‘::: ?;.gi:d:::;lxzxg:n wwl':o’ LAU%%’;?ES 0ak a“d ri“e wood orts, itions, ete. For information ade ambanzh, Shambaug , Duesen- rstreef o flel ? R P o H-%.Ithh.c’dllmrlixpommm e’c For .:dN".flwll;.llllffld- R ufileds A DAl :nl|r::.~4 of Longstreet on the field of | o “Coy the lady of his tower? SKIFFS Orders handled promptly. 67), Jacksenrille, Flori e Jein: 6, Cine JaLe His first move was to inquire of 4 ver 134 Waest Bay Stroat, (Bell Phene 167), 7!\1“llkiifll;"l\l"\‘l‘l-ll[""’.';_"":' General Law has held many posi- [ Miss Brown concerning the c?ther in- BUILT ggDER Chones: Office 109; Res.. 67 Green 7, Mulfor S e T 5 % 4 3 - Horroun, Orr: 9, Burman-Peugeot, llon.\.nl' honor, and was one of the | mates of the Elmorton family. It ap: ILERS AND TANKS TO el 0. Cinco-Purcell, Purcell; Principal suests of the nation at the | peared that Gladys was an only child. | BO! —— Burman; 10, Cinco-Purectl, PUOTS oo,y centennial celobration of the But thero was another girl there, - l E R | 11, Sunbram, Limberg; 12, Sunbeaml, o S Gettysburg, July 1, 2, 3, | oo, Miss Brown acknowledged. Mrs. ! i A | Grant; 13 Coopery T, Fo o 013, e was recently an | Elmorton's social secretary was Miss I ND BU“.DER P., Whelen; R l_ l.\wn'w honored guest at a meeting of the Avis Sandford. Miss Bmvu_z knew her CONTRACTOR A . R. P., Hugh 17, Emden, g e gy dnr. | 8lightly. Miss Sandford's brother 3 1 puilding B % Gll; Huipe; 10, fLonian DRUEHURS SHis Confeder | yorked tn the same office with Dean. Having had twenty-one years' experience i el 20, Mereer, Nik- A¢¥: Which was held to commemorate | yo must know Jack Sandford! ing i d and vicinity, 1 feel competent Moercer, Ruckstell; his services in the Clvil war. Deane did know Jack Sandford as and contracting in Lakeland anc "1f comtemplating |/, il .| The Courier-informant, of which| yell as he knew any of his fellow 397 to render the best services in this linc. c perd Mercer, | .!h“i‘- Goll, G- e ie editor, i ono of the oldest pa- | slerks. They had attended baseball € building, will be pleased to furnish estimates and all 1t HErRqoll. e Wl e il Ders published in Florida. It has as | games together, and always lunched 3 ke 2l Brage & s larze a circulation as any weekly | side by side in the downtown restau- Our Moral Codes. rks teed. S ( 30, Stutz IO s mation, All work guaran . ATER ox; 20, Statz, Coope 80, SlE - aper published in the state. It is | rant. Jack was married and had fre- | (Jur moral codes were invented, not Phone 169. ). B. STRE Anderson; #1, belage, . DePalma; B 0 model county weekly | quently invited Deane to his little | to prepare men for heaven, or for ‘ / b an, Chevrolet; 33, Dues- in point, news, makeup and press home in the suburbs, but Deane had | Utopla; they were invented by men T L S el O'bonnell; 34 Duesenberg, ! if lk Tl never been there. The knowledge that | who were none too good themselves [| |§ OUR MOTTO — ool 1. DuChesneau, Brown wons his Tower Lady was sister to his | for people who were not much worse. cireamie | [} Graham; Sunbeam, | : i friend convinced Deane that some- | There are great differences in human Which is proven by our six D, the chicf guest of honor at the Rich- | thing more than colncldence was at | beings as to the amount of knowledge ||years success in Lakeland. s “.‘ {5 o dkivet bunis ‘umnd meeting. Iv:::? It was a kindly fate—nothing ::a 'hlldom‘"':l]:[h they ‘W..e“,r‘b:g Maker of the National Steel ( ] Fanbachet, | e e | fut! ere is sm: erence in tegard to || - - O Bl W e 10, ) ‘I“{‘”{l i pacher, and {sociation were filed With the secre- 'v:rh::: 1.;: Slndfnrd‘ r;pe.t:ld ”mL- the ameunt of goodness or rascality reinforced \';::fin“ Burial - AR . 3 Lakeland. e n Maxwel arls | b P o. Plans for the orzani- | invitation ane accepted Wwil ul- | that the;» manifest.—Mowry Saben, in shidi i 3 Are still the Reigning Fashion in Id1l)ki“x“\"”*l‘ to select 8" 0 hurman in his Burman Spec- { &% “’;i:t“nm o tlined last Mon. | tering haste. sty iod Building Blocks of all discrip- B at present a large selection of Imported D1 lial furnished the real speeding at {20 BTC B oting of thirty _And that evening bs met his Tower tions. j our purchase from. way yesterday, making a drl’rr-rs who are entered in the 500-( Lady froe to face. She was more 1|l Red Cement, Pressed Brick, Every stone sold under a guarantee. 5 laps which brought him charming than she looked and that is Why He Was Pleased. White Brick, Pier Blocks, 3 Lvery stone oDs” n ‘o the BIMELPAWe m“,.inmv event. saying a great deal. “Yesalr,” sald the rugged moun- || "4 4 inch Drain Tile, 6, 7 ! TO SHOW GO migk SO B e | Five men well known in speed| "y wag many weeks before Deano | talneer to the member of congress, Lo liihot) In Lo . and 8-ft Fench Post; in fact 5 at i : a lap Bob |Circies are named for directors. | nad the courage to tell her the story | “I'm goin’ to vote fer you, hard an’ : UR Hull h ] S halt ] are Barney Oldfield, Louis C. | of his Tower Lady and to finally ask | frequent. You're one man as does a anything made of Cement. {O o e he two I 1"" Lofeps . Harry F. Grant, Bob Burman | her to be his wife and sweetheart and | litiie suth’n to protect heme indus- Flnmnl M“fl“".vlul] uu He also made several, zarl Coop helpma :e—for the wife of his dreams | try.” “Then you don’t resent m and Earl Cooper. p Y. yo! y ; THE DIAMOND HOUSE FLORIDA th o mark. |0 _ mus® be all these three things. stand in favor of prohibition?” ) | . And Avis, who loved him for him- LAKELAND' self ylone, turned her face up to his and there was a light on it as lr bathed ip sunset glory “That's what I'm s-cheerin’ ye fer. You ain’t interfered with us moon- shiners wuth mentionin’, an’ you've improved the demand a heap."—Ex- change. To Avoid Wasting Feathers. When emptying feathers from one " | pillow to another, sew the opening | of one pillow to another and you will | not waste feathers " === ] | Carlyle on Warfare, Are not all true men that live, or that ever lived, soldiers of the same army, eniisted under heaven’'s cap- taincy, to do battle against the same Famous South American Falls. enemy, the empire of darkness and The falls of Tequendama are situ- Wrong? Why should we misknow one ated near the city of Bogota, United |another, fight not against the enemy, States of Colombia, where the River |buv. against ourselves, from mere dif- ¢ Bogota rushes through a cleft 36 feet |ference of uniform? All uniforms shall wide and falls about six hundred feet |be good, su they hold in them true into a rocky chasm. Near the faHs |valiant men —Carlyle. i8 the natural bridge of Inconongo, which is something more than thsee tundred fect high. 0 § Soecials for Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday Rexall Tooth Paste Aud a Good 25¢ Tooth Brush Both for . - - Use Bryan's Spray for Flies, Mosquitoes, o VL LY SLLOS YOUR OWN SHOPPING i “Onyx”" @) Hosiery Gives the BBS_T-\;-AIUE for Your Money Every Kind from Cottoa to Silk, For Men, Women and Children Any Color and Style From 25¢ to $5.00 per pair Look for the Trade Mark! Sold by Al Good Deslers. All the Doctor's Fault. - Doctor—“You have nervous dys- pepsia, same as Brown had. His was fon. Insects. Satisfaction. SEOaOa0 caused by worrying over his butch- : n Damp Drive a nail home and clinch it #0 [er’s Dbill. I directed him to stop d - Wholesale Lord (57‘ Tay/or NEW YORK faithfully that you can wake up %t | worrying.” “Yes, and now et Y night and think of your work with sat- | be's cured, and I've got it I'm his XS AKE PHARM S S b oz, wd I - at he . e