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M. LAKE-LAND, FT.A.. WEDNESDAY, NOV. 1.1916 -THE EVENING TELEGRA If 1 1- . If 4 it , r i i t ' :- - Hi i " I- I' nun TW F.vonimr TeWram !" '!! 1 "'.S TAMPA SPECIAL . . m- j5 o laa, outsiae Ol lanipa; uiut luib yiauv ii luu..,,. i is housed In the handsomest building years ago agreed to rotate the county Published .very afternoon from The. & newspaper in the State; printing among the established, reput- Telegram .Building, uKeiana, ri., ... nn Entered In the poatoffice at Lakeland, that the paper at home and abroad is aWe papers of the county those 'la, as mall Matter of trie second a recognized and unquestionea sue- which had earned it by years oi serv- ass. M. F. HETHERINGTON, EDITOR ' cess. We are prouder yet of the fact Jce aa boosting to the county not : i that it has the confidence and good tne jjtte fly-by-nights, which might be will of the good people of this com- gtarted up for political purposes, but GOES ON NEXT iY;Cf IN SCHEDULES AA I " w- r - -m.- - DIHI wv. up -.v- X m- ! ha rnr nn e:r munity; that it is recognized as the the paper8 of proven worth to the The lampa Bpu tlx months Z.00 " r . c .v ,ir,tor aoaann nn next Monuay Three months 1-25 exponent of the best sentiment ol the county. Tne editor of the Evening 'V " t which tTme the Delivered anywhere within the community; that it has had its share Teleeram scent eight years in the November btn, at wnlcn limits of the City of Lakeland for 10 , contributing not alone to the ma- colmtv before he was favored with schedule of Train No. 80 now arriv- ..i D!f w oi tr. tho mnrl ..... nn, ing at 1:03 will be changed to u.ti. atmosphere of its environment; that 8E0. and next year it is his turn The following is the schedule which cents a week THE LAKELAND NEW8, A weekly newspaper giving a resume 'or $1.50 per year, PRESIDENTIAL ELECTORS Names of candidates are placed on the official ballot for the general elec tion in alphabetical order J. Turner Butler. Martin Caraballo. J, P. CJarkson. Frank Harris. Milton H. Mabry, Sr. Will H, Price. . H. j. OEM MS TO SCHOOL ON fHE SUCCESSFUL HAN" Hon. H. J. Drane made a most in spiring talk to the pupils of the Lake Wire school this morning and it gives us pleasure to reproduce his rpmarks. his subject being "The Successful Man:" What constitutes a successful man? Some time ago, in passing along a public highway in a'city which shall be nameless, my friend remarked to me as we passed a citizen, "I envy that man." "Why?" I inquired. "Because he is very rich." "Well," I retorted, "I am very sorry for him. He has my most profound sympathy. He has not education, or refinement or conversation or manners. He reads but without discrimination, and therefore with neither pleasure nor lit has never sought to tear down, for tion of the disappointed pap-hunter. There is a question as to whether Mr. profit. He might travel, but as he jthe sake of any pickings it might find It was thought that if Swindel could atts has killed ene man or two. knows not the history of mankind, 'in the ruins. It has been a builder; 'be defeated, the award of the public Rut there is no question as to the itnows not man's great achievements eewy newspaper giving !" uuUi.iv ' ob". " , . . . Mnvpmher 6th- local matters, crop conditions. 'at an times it has stood for the things again. Mr. Swindel was asked by a, S mt0 enecl on ovemu" u ceu,lty,-af,a,rs' etc" 8ent "nywher!that are clean, and true, and of good party who had not been here more i""'"- t,-w : - j It does not claim that it has built rangement made years previous and ! Train No. 92, northbound, will ar- than six weeks to set aside the ar-"veai i:e auu No. 91, southDouna, win arrive at Lakeland. It does claim that it has entirely satisfactory to all the papers, done its bit. And its work has al- and give the new-comer the prefer- 3:07 and leave at 3:07. No. 80 will arrive at 11:27 and wavs been constructive. It has never ence over all the old, reliable papers leave at 11 :35 A vote for Wilson and Marshall 'been htue to any legitimate inter- 0f the county. Naturally, he answ- As was me case heretofore, the can only be registered by marking, 'egt It ha8 neyer "knocked" any mer- ered that he could not justly do this, fast train will only stop long enough properly, the names of the following tor0UB proposition. It has never un- and from that moment he has-been to discharge and take on passengers. six Democratic presidential electors: jU8tiy a8Haiied any man's character, the object of the abuse and defama- lall its efforts have tended towards t building. How much or how well It lhas builded, it is for the" public to judge. Its orrly claim is that constant ly and consistently it has labored 'along constfuctrve Hnes. j The Lakeland Evening Telegram is ing Telegram completes its fifth year a fixture. It will he here as long there of existence. is a block of paved street in Lakeland. Five years ago-on November 1st, Its friends know this: its enemies 1911 -against the advice of our best might as well recognize it. It will go friends, and in the face of predictions on. as in the past, doing its duty as of failure, we issued the first number it sees it, withoul regard to favor, and of The Lakeland Evening Telegram, certainly without rear, it win strive FIVE YEARS OLD- r- - ... ' r';" With this issue The Lakeland Even printing could be secured. That is principal speaker of the day having anj jja8 no proper concepts of form and color, and music and art, he would wander about almost as aimlessly as one of the lower ani- DesDite the threats of the Jacks nl- hias. He has nothing but money, and, every blesHed thing there is to all this killed his two men. Yes, Mr. C'atti persecution of Swindel. Of course, ' was fittingly represented, the defeat of Swindel would really not 1 p affect the matter, as it was decided years ago, and the Only way to getUnie Free Press, the mouthpiece oilpcrordtn? to my standard is there this little li.um is to go pleasantly to Catts, Senator Fletcher does not hes-1 fore poor indeed." work for six or eight years until thetate to state that the entire Demo- An(1 B( j, m young friends, to pther papers of the county have had!,.ratiC ticket, including the Demo- bp rlch t0 enjoy ijfe, to attain to their turn. cratic nominee fpr Governor, W. V iKnuott, has his vote and support. The Catts people held a big barbe-1 1 "very prominent Democrat who has cue at Kathleen yesterday. They re-, been identified with the history of port 4,021 present. The 21 were (he party in Florida, is for Knott. At that time Lakeland had only about to be a friend of the weak, an advo- t:u.,-ei anyway. It was advertised as The Catts spielers are principally So- 4,000 people, and to launch a daily 'cate of the right, a champion of jus- a Democratic meeting. The speak- cialists, Republicans and Populists, naner in a town of that. size was gen- tice, an' aid to progress. It enters crs were j Williams, who ran pr witness the conglomeration at the erallv looked upon as a venture of "Pn tne second half of its first de- hgainst S. M. Sparkman for Congress Kathleen barbecue yesterday when doubtful wisdom. But we got away cade heartened by the approval of the on the Populist ticket; Dr. W. H. four of the speakers came under one with it. Printing it for a time at a friends it has gathered about it, r0., a prominent Socialist cf Brooks- or the other of these heads, financial loss, we made up for the de- cheered by the prospect of further , vnie who supported Roosevelt in the i 0 ficit by reaching out and drawing bus- years of labor for those it loves. And ast ciection; Yancey Carter, who ' STRAWBERRY PLANTS FOR SALE so, with no regrets for the past ana ran for Governor of Georgia on the ; ho fears for ihf future, it passes its popij8t ticket; and L. W. Bloom,! fifth milestone, with confidence in it-Vho until a few months ago ran a self, in Its constituency and in the Republican newspaper at Concordia, city of which it is proud to be a part. ! Kansas. That's the brand of Democ- iness from elsewhere, thus enabling us to give the city of Lakeland a news paper service unsurpassed by that of any city of its size in the country. As the city grew, the paper has prospered moderately, until it is now recognized as one of the fixed institutions of the community, as firmly established as the Rock of Gibraltar, and entirely impervious to any puny attempt to move it from its impregnable position. We are naturally proud of the suc cess we have achieved; of the fact that there is not a more complete or modern printing plant- than that of the highest standard of happiness and content which God designed for his creatures, to be successful in the sense worth while, the greatest prep aration is a cultivation of the mind, the conscience, the body. Thus equipped, it lies in the power of no I man to wrest nappiness irom yuu. n you read the history of the great men who have left their names cn Time's immortal scroll, you will find thisal- most without exception to be true. Sir James Bryce, the great and good man who was for many years For that trip to any. where here's the over. coat that will be a credit to you. You cannot find better value, style and satisfaction for thepriCe $16.60 to $22.50. It is knee-length, medi. um weight, semi form, fitting, single or double breasted, Rich beavers and neat grays, made up Wjtn velvet collars. uaKeanos eesi c-iothes :,nC3 Phone 243 : : Drane 1 LAKELAND, FLORIDA Missionary. Strong, well rooted plants. H. F. Becker, R. F. D. A. i anlbassador to Washington from the Box 14. 5983' MARRIAGE LICENSES racy that was handed out to the THE REASON TOR IT I crowd at fair Kathleen yesterday. In i line with the truthfulness as to the Court of St. James, once remarked jthat the Cnstitution of the United I States, including the amendments, Luther McLeod of Frostproof and 'could be read aloud in twenty-three Miss Elise Bussard of Crooked Lake, minutes, and yet it was considered ! I ..... . - I I v. f , t, a I Louise Jones of Ft. Meade and Miss. one oi me greatest worKs 01 civiiiABu ,u , . ' v ' 'Clara Kinsev of Mulberry man and was conceived and con- Why Is this bitter antagonism to the report in the Tribune this morn- lara K-maey 01 MUiDerry. I ,, ovnHm, hv ...... . TnmpR r Hutchinson of Brpwster structed almost without exception Dy Commissioner Swindel? Is H.born of ing that Mr. Catts was present and James K Hulcnm80n 01 Brewster . , . , . and Miss Neta Thornton of Brewster men who were rich in brain rather patriotism or a sense of duty to the his speech wan received with en thus-1,6 8 w mormon oi Brewster. public? Not at all. The animus is jiasm. Mr. Catts was not within two I Dayton R M?re and M,8S Eva ,tha J0- . ... intprnPptatlon i. ,,j , . '. . ' Wilkersnn hoth of Bradlev Junction 'When It came to the interpretation so small, so sordid, so selfish, that one hundred miles of Kathleen . He was wnKerson Dotn oi uraaiey junction. . . . , . . v, . , ... C A Smith of Nichols and Miss of that great instrument which blushes to disclose it. It Is purely appropriately represented, however. I " amlla OI "-uis ana 1VU8B , Nelle Wallwork of Bartow. (Continued on page 8) Bids. . ! I FOR TENCpb'I if 3 Low and High Tops Button and Lace $2.50 to $6.00 atl Straw Shoe Stf 11 Casfln Is Ewiryffltonimg Positively nothing Sold after Midnight October 31st--ONLY FOR It is just as impossible to do a credit business, give good service and pay our bills, as the word "impos sible" can signify. In making rules to apply to our business or to the public, it is customary to undertake to apply rules that will best govern the interests of all concerned. CASH This Means to Everybody If any of our customers can suggest a rule that will better work to their interests and ours, we will undertake to apply it. We are striving to push this business to the highest standard of service. We trust our cus tomers will stand by us. DON'T ASK FOR CREDIT. This rule will positively go into effect and must be carried out. Lake laed It TO iway Ga Phone 471 ;!!!! m 21 -fc , - mi 'I mm ' . I 1 a i